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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21
New C5ty E.vug StOrc.

a A. JOSEPH & CO., Proprie- ~
~ tors of the City Drug Store, &E@
would respectful inform the pub ~%s~
lie that they are now permanently located
in their new store, Metropolitan Block,
Washington Street, and prepared TO
supply the city and country trade with
all descriptions of Dru :, Medicines, Sur
gical Instruments, Dental Instruments,
Go ii Foil, Artificial Teeth, Pertumery,
Toilet Soap, F.nry Articles.
Our stock is Of recent importation, and
has been selected with special reference
10 quality Dealers and Physicians may
re upon obtaining nothing but fresh and
genuine artic es from our establishment.
Physicians prescriptions prepared with
care and attention. at all hours of the day
and night, by competent persons.
"A. A. JOSEPH & CO.,
a Graduates of Pharmacy,
Metropolitan Block, Washirgton street,
opposite Burgoyne's Banking House, San
Francisco. feb 'bS--n2ltf
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y. o. MILLS & Co.,
B 4 \ Il E II : So.

UAVlNG completed their new Ere.
i 4 proof Bank buIldlng, they have re-
moved into it, on the old size,
NO. SO sTRELT,, -..
DRAFTS for sale at sight or on time on
he princi pal cities in The Atlantic States,
GOLD Dust purchased at The highes'
rates.
DRAFTS at par on San Francisco. y.
CoLLECTIoNs made on retisohhie terms
GoAD Dust shipped to New York, or
the mint at PhiItd iphia for coinage.
DEPoslTs rPceN ed ither 81 eclal or 9TH
erW >e; and all business connected with
banking promptly attended to.
Sacramento, mar b25 3iiO
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21
-Four Reasons
Why TUCKER CAN SELL WATCHES
AND JEWELRY CHEAPER
IouCr
IN THE CITY:

IN THE City: .trea-.
1st. | have leased the whole building
that | occupy, aud the rents | receive for
the parts leased out reduce my rent to ii
very small sum. ........
81. | have no partner to divide profits
with, and ann therefore enabled to sell
cheaper than if had. .s.
Sd. | attend to my own sales, in con-
sequence Of which have no clerk to pay,
and this is handsome saving per month.
4th. have not the expenses to pay OF
man in Europe to select my goods, but
receive them through orders from one of
the largest importers in New York; and
the proof that get them right is that
am able to sell cheaper than any other
house in the trade IN the city.
most respectfully invite the pnbic to
call and Judge for themselves.
j. w. TUCKER,
Montgomery st. near Sacramento,
sIl-3m San Francisco.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21
HATS, HATSM HATS!!!
'f Fifth Re opening of
Everett'S Pioneer Hat Emporium,

EVerett'S Pioneer Hat Emporium,
No. l76 Clay Street, Brick Building,
SAN FRANCISCO.
THE subscriber is happy TO an IN
Il nounce that he will reopen his 81
hat emporium Tomorrow, Thursday, Jan.
2Oth, 1853, on the OLD STAND, w lere
can he found the finest stock of goods in
his line in San Francisco, consisting of
Beehe & CO.'S HATS and GAPS, RI
DING HATS and CHILDREN'S FAN
CY HATS of the latest styles. Also,
Riding Gloves, Whips, Canes, Umbrellas,
Carpet Bags, Sc, all Of which will be
so at The lowest prices.
Thankful to his many friends for their
past patronage he trusts 10 inertia contln-
uance of the same NJ his new store.
N. B.-HatS Gf a kinds made 70 order.
5rfaa THOMAS 2. EVFRETT,
Jan. %, 53' -n20 I'm. 176 c ay treet
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HOha s. XTeisEe.

WTHOLESALE and retail dealers in
w Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, Meerchauin
and Ciay Pipes, &c. No. 161 kearney
street, San Francisco.
d All orders from the country promptly
andfaithfuliy attended to SLIT
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verplank s. NEcMuEEin,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

90 VI VI EsSIUN w En- NITAN y 3,
A ND general dea ers IN Groceries,
"A Provisions aud Liquors, fire proof
brick store, Central Wharf, berween
Montgomery and Leidsdortf streets, San
Francisco, Cal ~ All"rders from the
country will be executed with the strictest
attention and dispatch and guaranteed.
sill If e-H
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Re ms San Fran so
u. Nagsry. .Jr.. sole Agent FOR
Neidsicck 5. Co., in California;.
Dur ng the last two year that have been
setting ls gent for the sile Of the iiedseck
& Co s hampa gne frequent enqu ries have
been made of me whence it arose, TINT there
ex sted two brands Of th 5 well known wine.
10 expl in tins matte satisfactorily, | beg
to call the attention of the public to the ol
lowing flcts:
The original manufacturer of the ce ebrated
Ieidsieck Ch tmpngne, died IN 1923, ana afte'
his death his business wa continued b. ms
two nephews, one of whom ontnued to re-
SIDE on the same spot and to cultivate the
stme vineyards while the other established
himself some distance from the original place
each carrying on an entirely distinct busnes.;
the former under his uncle's frm 'Iieldsleck
& co ;" the latter under the name Of tie
sleek"
Mr. Christian Held ieck tho nephew who
had removed from the place where his uncle
had originally established himself died IN
1888. and his widow married n Mr.. PIPER,
who now continues to manufacture WINE
which he STYLES 'Heidsieck," being only the
successor of Mr. hristian He Is eek winch
in reality is not continuation OF the old and
oririnr firm and cannot therefore be con-
sidercd rs the genuine brand.
The above statement clearly explains the
discrepancy winch has hitherto existed and
no one will dispute the right of the nephew
who inheri ed VINEYARDS and continued on the
same spot where Mr II 4eidsieck first establish
ed himself to manufacture the VINE tor winch
he became 50 justly celebrated to be 'ooked
upon as the sole producer OF the Heidsleck
champagne, and it is for the sale of this wine
that the undersigned is sole agent. te..s
lhave just received by tn French hip Iu
les esar 800 baskets ''lIedsieck anu 20.
Champagne Messrs Eleosieck and 0, have
given me their most positive assurance that
this wine ia of the best quality and possesses
a most agreeable favor, IN fact, highly supe-
rior to any ever imported into nlifJrnia
This lot of champagne, and those which Will
t,llo bv the French ship Noise Sacramento,
etc now,on their wny from Aavre, viii prove
to he such that viii give entire and genera
sat sflctiOn to all those who know how to ap
precate IL good article. Truly, these lots
cannot but tend TO increase still more tue
world renowned fame enjoyed by my honor
bl friends. Messrs tleidsieck ana o. ana !
fee perfectly convinced also the patronage
hitherto 80 literally and justly shown to Held
seek AMI Co s champagne.
70 avoid for the future, the importation into
this market Of spurious article, Messrs Held
sleek aud Co, will stamp their name IN fu.l
upon the cap anil on the cork inside of each
bottle, the only alteration in the labels being
the addition Of my name as their sole agent
in California All champagne arket Heid.
sleek md Co, not provided rs above, IS spu'
rious importation I, MAOhf, Jr
l72 >ansume St between Pacific and Jackson.
n Is 4 constant assortment o every d :
scriptiou of vines, in casks barrels and OK
es, sup ri +; oguac, superior ana common
for slle at the lowest mark rates
San Francisco Anri. l6 n31-my
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Lt Fsmd in tFae FicId Again!!!

I UHT opened, Leland & to's. new
eb Post Office Arcade and Pioneer News
paper Depot, where may always be had
all the LATEST Magazines, { heap Puhlica--
t'ons and Newspapers from EuroIe and
the Atlantic States. All orders for any.
thing in the above line, or for stationery,
SC, viii be Thankful !, received and Iunc-,
tually attended to with dispatch, as cheap
as the cheapest ..-ls
GEO. II. LELAND & CO., Proprietors,
New Post Office Arcade, near General
Delivery, San Francisco. ..v..ou4
Jan. %, ,'53-n2O I'm. ....-.B
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A pril l6.-n31 I'm
Miners Drug store! eg,

vi v ] II IT. VI TO " ID, a
No. 139 J STREET. y ckAMtnro. -
IUST received by clippers Albon and Winged
Racer large assortment of choice Drugs
md all other articles kept in we'll furnished
Drug tore, consisting II part Of
Chemicals Oils and Paints, Trusses.
Fresh FERRIS, vi dow Glass, hi der Braces
ream Tartar, Putty, Abdominal supporters
Alcohol Turpentine, Suspensory bandages
rops. Canphene, Breast Pipe
Flavoripg Ext Lamp Oil, Nursery Bottl' s.
Also very large supplf Of Pertu cry, Pa
tent Medicine of nearly All kinds.
For sale ow by II. II. MCDONALD
Sacramento n20ty
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SACRAMENTO CITY.
Rich and Extensive Stock o
+" w A TIC Ill T. ; ~! .e.

Rich and Extensive Stock OF
W w A T c ii L 5 i!
JEwELRY, DIAMOND WORK SILVER
WARE, FANCY GOODS, ETC, AT
JAMES BAllEY'S
Sign of the s'.Uamm th cod " 1ch,"
No. II6 j Street, betaceen 4th and oth.
IN / he subscriber having removed to
LIZ the new brick store. No. / l6 } ST.,
.be,ween 9TH and 9th streets, and being III
the receipt of Fresh Goods by every
steamer. is now enab ed to offer to the
ueoule of California, the largest, choicest,
and most elegant stock Of Watches, jew
r[rv. Diamond Work, Silver W are, &C..
over offered in this country, VIZ:
cod CAronometer. Dupier and .uagac
Hunting u atcb s.
Also, English Patent Lever, lndepen'
dent second, Doub fine, Enameled
and Lepine Hunting cuse watches.
Diamond WOTk.
OF this description of work there VIII
he found IL rich and extensive stock, con-
lis,ng IN part of E egant Diamond cross,
G. ulster and single stone pins; G USER ana
single stone Finger Rugs; egant DIa-
moud cluster and single stone Ear Rih2S;
elegant Diamond Sets Pins, Bracelet and
Ear Rings.
Also, a very extensive assortment OF
Pear, Ruby, Opal Garnett, and other
precious stones, set III finger rings, ear
rings, breast pins, chattelanIs, Sc, alter
the choicest designs. a so, heavy and
el4gent Guard, Vest and Fob chains,
.key.. seals, 5 ud., silver buttons, clasps,
snaps, pencil cases, lorkets, charms, sc.
Silver Ware.
Dinner and tea sets, table spoons, tea
spoons, butter knives, trult knives, forks
aud goblets, napkin rings, etc.
E@aatrGs Ware.
Silver plated dinner and tea sets; com
mon in sets; dinner and dessert forks;
table, tea, and dessert spoons; fish and
butler knives, salt aud mustard spoons,
sugar shove :, etc,
Very nRe Cutlery.
Wostenhom's and Rogers and Sons
Justly celebrated pen and pocket knives,
scissors, rhZor>, elc. superior razors III
sets, dressing cases, etc.
Fancy Goods.
Opera glasses, telescopes, magnlhers,
SpectacIes, card cases, ivory tablets, cigar
cases, port aonaIs, pocket compas>eS,
tooth, nail, and hair brushes, combs, ETC.
GGAd Pens.
Gold pens, with go cases; gold pens
with silver caspS; gold pens Tor the coun-
ting house; gold pens, without cases of
Smiths, Warren's, Bagley's, and other
celebrated makers.
Persons in want of goods in the above
line are invited to examine the large and
valuable stock now on hand. As | am
importer of my own goods they cdn and
uW be sold at much less than the usual
rates.
Ny1 Watch repairing done in the best
po>>ib manner by one Of the most skill
tu workmen in the Union. All work
done by him is warranted tor one year or
10 charge made. Also, engraving done
in superior style
MaEsUfactuz ing.
California pins, rings, Bracelets, and
other specimen work, manufactured to
order in the best manner by experienced
workmen. Also, particular attention
paid to diamond setting.
$4,000 worth Of fine gold dust wanted
for manufacturing purposes, for which
the highest market prIce will he paid.
JAMES BAILEY,
mar 12 3mo 1l6 st, bt 4th and 5th, Sac
NEW STAGE LINE
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21
NlaMVgfactuyimg.
NEW STAGE LINE
FROM Sacra1lenJ

s-,>.n1O FROM Sacramento to So
S5aStta57s!eSs.sSi. St5Esese nora direct. Through IN
fourteen hours. On and after the Goth
april, the FOREST LINE of new and sp en-
did Concord four horse coaches will leave
The Crescent Cny Hotel, Sacramento,
every morning at four O'Clock Tor Sonora,
passing through and by the following
towns and points: lone Valley, Jackson,
Mokelunne Hill. San Andreas, Kentucky
House, Forenan'> Ranch, Angel. Camp,
Carson Gree X, crossing the Stanisaus
river at Robnson'> Ferry; and Shnw's
Flat and olumhia, arriving at Sonora at
6 n'clock the same day.
Returning viii leave the u. S. Hotel,
Sonora, every morning at 4 O'Clock, pass
my through and by The above places, ar
rlvine at O'Clock same day.
This line connects at Angels Camp
with the line of stages from thence to
Nlurphy's Diggings and Vallecita; thus
enabling trave er> to reach those towns
without detention and on the same day.
Seals can be secured at The Crescent
City Holtl. Sacramenlo; at Adnms s.
Co.'s and u. $ Hotel, sonora, and AT
James Mills & Co.'s Co umlia.
G. GREENE, Proprietor.
April l6.-n31 I'm
Alta and Herald, San Francisco; He
raid, Sonora; { hronicIc, MokeIunne Hill;
Placer Herald, Auburn; journal, Nevada !;
Herald, Mry>vile; Ell Dorado News,
Placervii e, copy one month, and send
bill to Union office for col ectons
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21
+. UILER,
h. GRIM. .f rfrra.t +. hU
Grina IL E&tsIEkier.

a, h. GRIM. fJrre.t +. AUILER.
GTina IL Surmier.
... Bankers, ta-.
No. 8, j street, near Front street, Sacra-
nentO. t.'fs~ 4.. .'--
A GENTS for b. Davidson, house of
n Rolhsrhi!,ie, San Francesca,
% Drafts for sale OH the Rulhschilds,
and their agents at sEY
London, New York,
Paris, New CrIeans,
Hamhurgh, Boston,
Frankfort, " Washington,
Valparaiso, Lima. go.
Gold dust bought at the highest rates,
olb-tf
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21


e ~ When Dr. Pratt, the eminent Greek
,sciolhr, was head rn ,ster Of the grammar
school Mt Norwch he rece' vel many civilities
t om the resident gentry Of he neighborhool
n in part requittll of which ne bethought him
self Of giving a ball to his country acqulin-
tnnces The scene of festivlty wts large
E school room, which separated by large
folding doors, from d0rlnitorY in which u
bout sixty boys took their nightly repose.-
On. the evening Of the bah they had been
sent to bed earlier than usual, but the doctor
Ind not duly estmnted the mercural tenn
permanent Of boyhood in catering themse yes
that sleep would keep them quiet on such a
night. no sooner had the dancing commenc.
ed than the whole school sluuk out Of L and
IN compact mass crowded ngLns the foit-
ing doors. to obtain through the key hole.
alternate glimpses Of the outer reveery -
Now the doors were not stron{ enough to
stand such unusual pressure, and at length,
with crash gave way, pouring into the bll
room heels over hend n perfect cataract of
naked urchinsl he distur ance of the mo-
ment, the rage Of the doctor the onsterna
ton of the ladies, and gambols Of the doctors
boys a g beyond description
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21


We find the following "wet blanket'
floating about in our exchanges: Young
mother-(who is extremely sentimental,
on noticing that her first born, in the era
die, is excessively reStive.) The angels
are whispering to thee, my own daring
babe. Grandnother-(e -(extremey matter
of-fcD-It's no such thing, Laura; the
child has only got wind in its stomachy
ni A gentlen,an, who had by fall broken
one Of his ribs, was mentioning the cir
cunstances and describing the pain he
felt. He was asked if the injury he sus
tanned was near the vertebrP.
"No SIR" replied he, "it was within a
fe,D yards of The Court House" S.
sH'm a great gun,'' said a tpsy printer
who had been on Il bender for ii week.
"Yes," said the foreman, "you are a
great gun and half cooked, and you can
consider Yourself diScharged.'
"Well,' said the typos "then had bet
ter go Off
An exchange is responsible for the fol-
lowing: "Young physicians vii find 1t
hard 10 get iuto business; hnt they will
succeed if they only have patients"
In old Vermont, time past, lived a queer
old man nrmed Fuller. He had lost par
Of his palate and was Il rare speclmen.-
He owned mill, the water to which was
brought for some distance through wood
en- hume One morning an apprentice in
formed him that the fune was full of
snrkers Fuller posted himself at its
mouth, placing against II a large basket TO
catch the suckers in, while the boy went
to the other end to hoist the 9 te. ihere
came a crush of many waterS," carry ng
Fuller and basket over the over>hot wheel
and thirty feet below. A | dripping he
scrambled ont, sputterlng, ''you may think
Pm an old idiot, but | aint quite such a
darn'd foo that | can't see through that
ioke." Almost anyhndy could.
A MExIcAN BRUCE.-Gen. Bnstamente,
who died in Mexico not long since, direct
ell in his will that his heart shoul be tt-
ken from his body and deposited beside
the ashes of Don Angustin lturbde, which
had been done with the consent Of the
latter
When Jackson and Adams were cand-
dates forthe Presidency, "A Jackson paper
in PennSy ylvania charged Adams with hlv-
ing for his wife the daughter of George
IH. An Albums paper conceded the fact,
them.
Miss onld, the poetess, gives ludi-
crous incident Of the "miStakes of the
press" in reference to a poem she had
sent, to "A country editor She says:
"For the dpw-drop that falls upon the
freshly blown roses 4"
The Nasty beast made it, from '.fre hly
blo,cn noseSp' Ta
"The other day." writes Carl Benson
from Paris. 81 was buying a geography
for my boy at Galigani'$. One beng
shown me, suggested the maps in it
were rather small - Oh, yes" quoth
the clerk, "that's because they are for
small chiIren.o h..t rr
ai
We are sometimes apt to wonder to see
those people proud, who have done the
neanest things; whereas CONSCIOUSNESS
Of having done poor things, aud n shame
of, hearing of them, often make the COM
position we cal pride. u
"a, {
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

SETMJ SHEW, ID a q e F. r. r E o =
w TYP 1 5 4 and dealer in Dagner
reotype materials, 1856 ,Montgomery street
San Francisco. Mr.. shew is at al times
pre- Dared 10 take ile,iesses in the MOST
approved siyle.a He has also constantly
ON hand a glod assortment of plafe, cases,
chemicals, apparatus, and good iofketS
Tor safe. Operators about the country
will find it for their interest TO extend TO
him share of their patronage.
SAN francisco, april 8 -nS0 If
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80 ----'-'-----
CHILDHOOD.
BY eGoRGE D. PRENTICE.

by GEORGE D. PRENTICE.
'Ts sad, yet sweet to listen
oo-sa TO the soft win Is gentle swell, g
,o7 AMI think we hear the music Al a. .-''
.etsFzt Our childhood loved SO well;
To gaze out on the even,
ea a9And the boundless fields of air, ~
And feelagain our boyhood's wish,
~ssA To roamlike angels there.
There are many dreams of gladness
IN That cling around the past, n
And from the tomb of feeling, ...
Old thoughts come thronging fast,
s' The forms we loved so dearly,
The happy days now gone,
-au The beautiful and lovely, ""
$50 fair to look upon.
4. Those bright and gentle maidens,
who seemed so formed for bliss,
Too glorious and too heavenly
For such world as this! ..t
'@e Whose dark soft eyes see ed swimming
In sen of liquid ifght
+ And whose locks Of gold were streaming
Ger brows 50 suuuy bright
NH. tr tti 40 o# Ltt%t
Like the brightest buds Of summer,
q 4 hey ha' fallen from the stem;
Yet oh! it is a lovely dream,
..AnIo fade from earth like them! lc
Eaa And yet the thought is sadcning,
l1, 1'omu Q on such rs they,
sss And.feei that all the beautiful
uft.lB Are passing swift away?
,..f That the fair ones whom we love,
$50. Grow to each loving breast, ,-.. .sf
Like tendrils OF the cngng vine, rs.t
And perish where they rest.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

DOSTERS, Quartz Certificates, Cards
A. &c., neatly printed at the Office of'the
Placer Herald
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11
EDITORS TABLE.
Business Notices.

GLEAsoNs PIcToRI,L still continues to main
tain its high reputation for its beautiful iust ra-
tons as well as for the excellent style in which it
is got up by the publisher. The fifth volume of this
excellent publication will commence with the frs,
oil July next which will be suitable time to
subscribe
Dn. BrcKLErs FAMILr MED1c1SEs.-We call
the attention of our readers to the advertisement
oil Dr. Buckley, in this weeks paper. The family
medicines prepared by Dr. Buckley, are highly
commended by many of our best Ply sicians, and
have been certified to by number of re spectacle
individuals as will be seen by referring to his ad
ver'isement. The Doctor appears to stand well at
home which is pretty sure evidence of merit.
MoRocco, LEATHER 4 Shoe Finding.-in our
advertising columns this week will be found the
advertisement of Elias Brocious, who is engaged
IN branch of business that will prove a great
convenience to those engaged in shoemaking.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11
THE IMPROVEMENT AT THIS PLACE.

The force on the lock, and on the basin,
at this place, have been greatly increased
the past week. The lock will be novel
structure of the kind, as il will be construc-
ted Of cast iron, the first Of the kind ever
built, being the invention of Mr.. Cleaver,
the Chief Engineer of the road. The lock,
when completed, will be thirty two feet
wide and ninety five feet long, just large
enough 10 admit the new steam ferry and
tow boat now building at this place. On
the rail road there is also a largely increas-
ed force. About seven miles Of the rails
have been laid down. The remainder,
about IL miles, 10 Shamokin, will be laid
down in the course of three weeks. The
burden cars are arriving almost daily, in
boats, carrying eight cars each.
The steam boat is also progressing finely.
The frame is up, and Mr.. Kirk, the archi-
tect, says he will have her ready in ninety
days from the 18th of May, the day on
which the keel was laid. Her engine, of
eighty horse power, is now ready. She
will be sS feet long, 81 feet wide over her
beam, with gangway capable Of holding
six or eight wagons and teams.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11

AN Anii.Bible Convention was in session
last week for some three days a, Hartford,
c. Andrew Jackson Davis, Che Great Har-
monian,) VIM. Lloyd Garrison and Mr.. The
odore Parker are the only names mentioned
by the Hartford papers in connection with
this Convention. The Bible, it is said, ha,
been attacked by the Convention, chiefly on
the ground that it is not harmonious in i,selI
that it supports slavery, poIygamy and
other sins. These reformers have got rid oi
the Church and the State, the Sabbath and
the peculiar ordinances of religion, and there
is nothing now lefi for them 10 figa, and
throw away bu, tho Bible.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11
sUNBURY AND ERIE RAILROAD.

We are rejoiced to learn that the con-
struction of this grea, improvement is pla-
ced 5eyond all doubt. The following
from the Philadelphia Bulletin announces
the imrortan, fact:
"THE SusBURY AND ERIE RAILRoAD.--We
are graiifed TO. be able TO announce the fac,
that the Sunbury and Erie Railroad will now
90 on to completion, with very little delay
Its construction has been placed beyond q
doubt, BY the completion Of contracts with
responsible parties for the entire line
Messrs. Senneti, Brown, Caldwell g. Co., have
contracted to make one hundred miles from
Erie eastward, and Messrs. Gamble, Rocka.
fellow & Co., the next hundred miles. The
remainder Of the road has been under con
tract and in progress for some time.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11

The Nrw YoRK EXHIBITION for the Indus.
try oi all Nations, announced officially 10 open
on the fifteenth Of July, will, the Times says
assuTedly, wiihou, very unexpected additional
embarrassment, open on or very near thai
day. II is the first authorized public an.
nOuncemeni Of any particular day. The man.
ayers, in common with all parties, shared in
the disappointment of not being able to inau.
gurate their interesting enterprise in the
month of May, instead of pos,poning il to the
middle Of GUNNER.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11

" The legislature OF New York ha.
been indulging in froic by taking TRIP
to Niagara Falls. The distance, 300 miles
was run in eight hours, including stoppages
or 37a miles per hour. The rail- road
companies "chalked their hats" of course
The Philadelphia Bulletin thinks that Con.
gress will, perhaps, follow the example Sc,
oy the States, and take trip on one of the
Collins steamers to Europe, or an excursion
on the Pacific rail road to California, some
Of these days.