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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-29

GUANO GUANO
HAYING made arrangements with the Peruvian
Il 4 agents to get supplies of GUANO he best
terms, we are prepared To furnish it. We have
now On hnnd aud oapat 800 bags and will be in reg
lIar receipt it, We sholl Il except what comes
to us direct the agents. and all VIII purchase Of us
may rely on getting GENUINE GUANO. We solicit
the order. ofour friends aad AL others with he assn.
nnce that will always furnish hem with the best anti
Gle and on the most fay orabe terms
CRENSHAW & co.
fe Its North side of the Basin, Richmond, Va
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CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
JUNE 27th, 1854.
OUR TERMS ARE Cash.

OUR TERMS ARE Cash.
" NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS -
just received. lot Of superior Black Cloth D~ss
and Frock Goats Black Cashmere Pants OF supe ior
quality, made and trimmed In Tho very best manner;
aso, beautiful lot &c Fancy and White Drilling Goats
and Pants; 10 doz Farcs Kid Gloves Of the beau-
tifu shades and coors
90 don. fine Linen and mnusln Shirts,
40 {" Collars, 3 ry. different styles.
90 III en- and Jeans Drawers,
90 White Linen Cafnhrr Han kfa with borders
10 T" Fancy Checked SILK Crrvats,
90 - Chinese Lntnn Meek Ties,
fthc most bcn tful styles for summer)
10 White and Fancy coIorcd silk q owes,
ALSO,
Four pieces supcrior Lack aud blue French Cloths
two pieces extrn fine Cloth Bolley'- manufacture; 10
pieces Baok md francy oasaimere-. These goods
will be made up order in tho neates, manner Gem
tlemcn wanting erior fitting suit Of clothes will
pense give call Suits of Clothes rnndeio order In
FOURTEEN HOURS.
GLASS a. RAINE,
iun27 ]. DIXON Ag's-
w Republican. Bedford Sen incl Roanoke Rep.
Floyd nielligencer and Wyihevillc Telegraph copy.
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PETERS. MARTIN 4 CO.,
HUNT & HARVEY,
For Baltimore aud Philadelph,a.

by STEAMER BELNlDBRE.
Leaees Richmond cnery Tuesday at O'Clock y ~
xssssx THE urgo and new Steamer B LNl ID u
Sah& Capt GIrroRp will receive freight evory Mohr
lay, aud up the hour of o'clock P NJ, every io~'
lay, Tor the above place..
Shippers to Wheeling. Pittsburg, Cincinnati and Tho
South aud West generally viii hnl this rnute the chcn
nst aud most exreditiDus For freight, apply to
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond, Va.
IulV dts
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uNlON STEAMSHIPS CoMpANy's

ITN1ON STEAMSHIPS COMPANY,S
" LINE OF STEAMESR-FoR PHfLADEI.-
PHlA, VIA NORFoLK.--The steamerh I-e~@ n
Virgins, Captain David Teal slea.ne, St<.sss=lzsz-
nsyvana, Captain james Baymore, steamer City of
Richmond, Captain u. Mitchell One of these splendid
will leave Richmond for Philad phia every
Monday and Thursday high wnter touching at City
Point and Norfolk Give feipht aud passengers.
Returning leave Philadelphia every " ednesday and
Saturday, 10 o'clock, A. NJ, arriving nj Richmond
every Tuesday and Saturday morning, which days
they will discharge their cargo
These splendid have been built expressly for
this line, and every exerton has been made combiae
strength and speed, They provided with Fran is
Patent Metallic Life Boats set first tables, ard
every attention is paid by accommodating Captains
the comfort passengers and the protection OF goods.
FARE REDUCED:
Passage 10 New York, lst cabin and found SO
= Philadelphia = q" -..-....6
j" g. " 2nd cabin aud not found .--.....4
Passenger. for New York would consult their interest
by /, king this route, for independent Of being the
cheapest and safest, il is by far tue most pleasant.
Totucconiss shipping to Pittsburg, be accomnoda
ted by this line, have entered into arrangements
to forward good. through with dispatch.
For freight passage apply to
,ROBERT RANRIN Agent,
On the Dock.
P S-All goods by this ne from Philadelphia will
be discharged on Tuesdays and Saturdays md after
they delivered the wharf shal be considered by
the Company the risk of the
mar l. dts ROBERT RANKIN Ag't
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-29

yTERBENA WATER-One of the most refreshing
Y AMI delightful perfumes for the toilet or bath
The Ladies' will find this toilet water lust the thing need
ed Tor sale Mt JOHN 2. WRlCHTS
;,lv1s New Drug Store.
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Spring Fashions for 1854.
INSURANCE AGENCY,

For the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford C'
CAPITAL, 5000 900.
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$40 REWARD


DAN nwny fromthe anhscrber, on the 18th May,
IL negro man named MIKE belonging To Mrs -
Dance. of Powhatnn county Va. The sod negro Ia
bout 5 fl. 7 inches hgh well sotj boek-belween 25 aud
80 years odd; he werrs Navy Cap, hi other clothing
not remembered. The above rewards will be given
delivered 10 me- section no Va. a. Tenn. Railroad Pu
laski CO., yn $lD If lodged Ia jail whete can get
him JACOB RuMBOUGH.
Jun 8-is
f1 Richmond Whie and Buchanan Recorder copy.
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ElNE Of Richmond 80.

These vessels are of the fret class built IN the city oi
Baltimore expressly Tor his trade nnd hive superior n'~
Communications iof passengers. They are commanded
10y TX perienced Captains, well qualified for the Imde
and who Ill spnro oNertion To accommodate lh"l
viii be towed up and own the 'igers by steam and may
he relied sail promptly as advertized
Merchants going North or ordering goods from Nav
York will find il their interest to ship by this line
freight will always be taken as low as by any oi'r
line of Packets, and every effort will be made by the
neents in Richmond and Now York To give sntisiacnn
Freight Is cents per whole aud - cents per = ~
robaceu being about 50 per cent less thnn ehnfg'
the Steamers. Insurance can be effected In the -
moad Fire Assorintion 10y this line nt @-s per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope IL succeed IN obtain
Ing full shnrr OF patronage.
Goods shipped hy this line To New York will be Tor
warled free of commission to New Orleans Mobile,
Oharle-lon Savannah or any other southern or North
rrn port The vessels will lie in Richmond NJ kockeits
IN New York at Bcth No Coffee House Slip loot ct
Wnll Street. DAVID CURdlE Richmond, } p
@. IL. PIERSON, N. Y
No 81 ,Sopth Sheet. 3
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Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
CHANGE or HOTTRG

faa M n sc
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Old Dominion Line Canal Boats,

Old Dominion Line Canal Boats,
BETWEEN LYNCHBURC & RICHMOND.
MERCHANDISE &c. from he North 3Sss.s-.II!Iss5is
III consigned To us, and tobacco, prn sA~z.-=as@a
oace, Sc. shipped hS this line. from Lyncfburg. for
watdei fee of Com mission. Our boats leave Lynch
burg and Richmond every Undressing and Satarday-
Our Lumler-H House is IA FIRE PROOF building on the
Bain,in Richmond and prepared to receive rro'
duee tobacco &C. on storage, ut the mot moderate
Charge Merchandise &c. sulicct to only dray
tge in Richmond. Freight carried customary rates
EUSTACE & &APPLEYARD,
W. A. HORTON Ae'r at Lynchburg, office at Mr. b.
/ Sark"tts Lumber lIouse, the Basin.
tapl 29-dlY
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-07

" The Philadelphia Bulletin estimates
the present population oi the incorporated
and unincorporatsd districts OF Philadel-
phia a, 500,l50 prisons, an increase OF
81 900 since the taking OF .he census in
1880. Many think this increase overra-
ted. II is said that in no former year have
so many elegant buildings been erected in
Philadelphia. Among the public edifces
erected have been l6 churches, bank, 5
public halls, 81 factories and foundrie., 8
school houses, railroad depot, marke,
and 3 hotels. The whole NUMBER oil
buildings Of all kinds, erected during the
year, was about $500. This is abou, in
the same proportion as the two previous
years. According 10 the census taken in
the summer of 1880, there were 61,202
houses in he city and county. The mum
Der erected in the three and half year,
that have since elapsed has been about
$3.50. This would make the present num-
hrr of dwellings in Philadelphia city and
county about 10000
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-07

~ The ic- OIL the Susqurhanna at this
place is about eight inches thick. A nam-
Der Of vehicles have passed over it daily
since Monday last, from Northumberland,
and from the Union county shore. There
will be ne scarcity OF ice this year, i per-
sons do net neglect securing it in time
There are number OF ice houses in town,
but not as many as there should be. Ice,
in warm weather, is now considered not
only luxury but necessity.
If some one would put up a large ice
house for the sale of ice during the summer,
the business would, W. think, not only
prove profitable, but great comfort and
convenience 10 many, who are not provi-
ded with ice houses.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-07

The ST. Louis Dsmoerai has long ar'ic'e
ON the subject of the massacre Of Captain
Gnui-on and his party, and expresses 'ne
spinipn ,h, The outrase was perp-trs'ed '"'
sy IN. Indisus, q. stated, but by Normons
in ,i,.rui>e. The editor says:
We have convrrsei upon the subject with
x,vsra, Obj mouu,ainsrts. mrn Who have
sp-n, a Ia,ge portion of their hives IN the
Rocky Mouaisins and who are familiar wih
the Indian. OF 'ha, ,rerio,' and they have
/ iforn,pi us ihrt The facts aud .,cnms,anccs.
as stated in the published accounts of ihr
affair, Indicate mo.l strongly thai, i, was,no'
the wnrk oi diaos. ~ the fret place, the
Murder could rot have been committed l.,
the Parvarts the tribe inhat,,ing the region
Of country in vi hirh il orcurrph because
Kern aud others Of the party we're killed
with .hle arms aud those Indians have u,
Rnns and do not understand ,hpir use. The
Uiahs live reroe from the spot where the
travrdy was pet'otnrd and besides, the,
use at peace With all white men, exrpn, tn
Mmmons, Brale and HAP pissed Though
The conn ~ of the U .h> wilhoui mnles,;,,ic
o! any ki,.''. op the contrary, they were
kindly received. game was killed for them
and The lndans Informed them ,ha, the,
made war only upon the Mo,uons " ho h I'd
taken away their lands. Gurnison ai.o had
passed through the couniry of the Utahs. a,d
thy made no attack upou him.
Thete are other and s,,li stronger cirrrm.
stances, which, are conclusive of the fac,
the murder was not committed hy them. -
Prominrn: anong these, is the faci ,iia, the
slam were no, sralpsd. The scalp is The
lniian's trophy To the Indian warrior j, is
mo'e valuable Than booty. The account.
say that the bu,ilss were mulila,rJ: ,ha,
boh of Gnnnison's arms were Gu, OIL, and
on. of K"rn's This proves that the authors
uf the deed were no, too much hurried 10
h,v" srn'p.d their victims, if they had cho.
gen To do 80: ior MI arm il more difficult tc
.r"nrv- than "a scalp. Another circumstance
J. III. un'e., surveys anl other papers of The
orry were rar,ird away. Papers are value.
-. 20 un Inlinu He never takes them
H.n,av, sni usually scaicrs them upon III,
.groG.si a. useless
b. h,1i then, wa' his bloody and afro
.ciaH. crime committed Capt. Gunnis0n'
srtty we're ia the mids, Of the Mormon set
.r'--a,,,.i aml ~. ,hink there is more groun,
for -,i.p'r,irg the Mnrmons OF the murder
.h,p there is fnr surprising it 10 hs The worl
Of lnIian~ Their acts IN this State and Hi
= 4 .
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-07

p'pn'a'l'n Errnpean ltrIssa is ahnni sixty
millions. OILY rhr-r-fonrh, of wh n are
mr. nt,''s Ut ihs "s'ah'i>h'i Greek Church.
35))0)) RIntt Crh ,lics rrsiI. within tho
oi The \ ,!-hlrs rnli-->inu of iaIih auinuni
I, alb M 0)D o0o, vhil- no less then 500
0an II o IT, h Mahpmrian creed. There
ar- 6l),O)1 itvs. ani ahnnt hall ~ many
10 900 are open lioii'nr., au,i 30 les than
600 900 ar ai,ilctsi tn IA. Disgusting prac
urp Of ir'Irh>'n wnrshppma every unrnm'h
Specimen of ntnte, as representative oi the
D,viuIy Of heaven.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-07

k'SSuTH GrING TO CaNsTASTISnPLE -Mr
Sdn'i"r-, ih- American Consul al London, it,
l,lI,r IN The ~ Y Herald says
K's>u'h has at has, been invited 10 Con.
>'nurin"plr hy III" Pole. lie goes, believe,
- 'hs ,,'hrner ot nrXl week. Several ihnu-
san ilTnxilIAn ,laserlers ~ The Austrian
r--,y al observation are already AT Wildin.
= .' Nsrk> more will find all the republi.
.a' 'r,. irrsiH Ei,np- ia Omer Pacha's camp.
hey al prove 10 he powerful allies TO the
ia.e ca"-' : by ,heit presence increased
dr>rr.'an r"m h- Russian aud Austrian ar
|.>> s'Ha',s largely as they are Of Poles
'Hsu'aaS and Italians.
We ~ k 'hh the statement that KnssuIl
s''F 10 C""s'a"imople al The invitation OF th
h'H- 1Aa> we'll hs doubted. The Sulia
'Sf'n .''' d",'ls him without ofIenea 10 Aus
~ Whom " is her polcy TO keep neutral j
'''' - '"'~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-07

Court commenced on Monday last. There
was considerable session business which
brought to town an unusual number Of per-
sons as s,i,ors, witnesses &c.
In the Quarter Sessions of Northumberland CO.
Befov, Hon Alexander Jordan, president
and Hon. J +. Dentitr and Hon Geo &c
Wessr, Associate Judges January, 1854
Commonwealth IL Ind,c,o,ec,,
VIM. Kline. Ira FORESTER, frh,rCiui,,uh,.
thlip Foresiri, Sami Sasvis uing the house
Of the Prosecutor Isaac u. Fisher, BY ,iaing
pas him at rapid pace Verdici.-Juiy
lini The d i,s. uol gully aud the County to
pay the cost.
Same indictment, for keeping
ys "a Tlpllng House. Tue
Jacob Erkert Bill. D-n. pleads guilty
aud Suhmi'-. Sentence by the Court 10 pa,
iite o' $50 aud the cost of prosecution.
Same J Indictment, Assault and
vs B,iiriy. Not a Tue Ball
B'sli"n Sierp Geo,ae Ensel, the p,osecu
Tor, sentenced 10 pay The rosi.
SINE indictment for keeping
Simon Ma'iz. Bill. D-li. plead gull,
IA linr oi $40 To The Com'ih ior the use OF he
County AID the costs of pusecutiono
Same Indicimrn, for Keeping
vs. T,plny Hou.r. True
Chns G'ringer. Bill Den. submits. sen.
fenced BY the Court Ia pay hue oI $40 sn'l
the cost Of prosecution. ,s.
Same l"diclmeni for keep
Philip B', mire. Tue Blli-D.n. plead.
ltr and submits. Sentenced by The Coui
10 pay fine Of sac to the Com'lh for the USE
OF The County AMI the cosls of prosecution.
Same Charge, malicious mis-
VS. rh oil, X cognsence of Ei
Saml ) rn'zel L Reed and Stephen Bitten
Conrad CoGle. bender, forfeited for tn,
non appearance OF Samuel Steuizel.
Same Indicttncn, for mali
~ vs. cions mischief BiI re
Charles Carr. tuned "iguoramus." Tht
niosrculor, w. }. PmlIps, Sentenced by th'
couIl TO pay the costs OF prosecution.
Same On motion oi Davi'
va. Taagari, Esq, Defts dis
Gilbert Vandlns charged from their Recog
James NesbIt. nisauce.
! Same Indictment 70
VS. h.,,,o,i,,, III,
Cornelius & Chas. Kennedy. road. Dehs
oonnd for their appearance at the next ses
| siOus.
Same Indictment, Assault ant
". Battery on VIM Vandyke
A. C. Simpson. cor,iuued to April session.
Same Indictment for Rio
vs. and Assault, OF The oal
Elwad ii'l'man. }of Snnon Martz. Thu
VIM Bh2ht and Bill. Vrnlhi-uuih
I Oscar krhl Sentenced by1he Coui
TO pay fine OF one dollar eat h aud the cost
of prosecution auI undergo an imprsonmer
Of one calender month in the County jail.
Same For. &, 3 ..
vs.. Bonnd over 10 appear {
Aaron Kube The uext session. %.
John Leisenrins,
same Indictment for keepin
Us vs. T,pug House, T'u
"m' thlo''. Bill Drl. pleads gull
aud snbmus 10 'ho CuUrt Sentence 10 pa
"A tihp ol $50 TO The Commonwealth. tor III
us- nf the C"nui, oi NnrlhumbeIland, All
The. cost of prn.pruIiuu Sc
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-07

STuBENvILLE AND INDIANA RAILROAD
We nudri stand, says Ihr Pn,shurs Gazeil',
hal The Board ol Directors Of he Penus> va-
ia Rallnad Company, have agreed, by a
large majnriiy, To recommend 10 the meeting
II Stockholders, 81 orily to convene, 10 pass
resolutions authorizing The Company 10 guar.
llama Railroad Company to the amount OF
1000 600. This will secure The rapid com
plelon of that work, apL doubtless also thai
# The Putseurg and Sieubenville road. We
vania Railroad will secure the certain and
raily complexion Of the route from this city
through Sieubeuville 10 Columbus and Gin.
cinnai', beyond all contingency.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-07
a GOOD CONN KScss, Es T.

President Pierce, Queen Victoria, En-
peror Of Russia, King oi Holland, President
Santa Anna, Emperor of Austria, Pope of
Rome, Emperor Of China, King Of Den.
mark, Queen Of Spain, King Of Bel,ium.
Sultan Of Turkey, King OF Prussia, King o
Sweden, Emperor OF France, King Of Sar-
dinia, and, in fact, portraits o all the prio-
cipal rulers OF the world, at th- present
iim-, NAV bs found in "GIrason's P:cto-
rial" for The present week, being nuu,b"r
one of new volume. Besides the absve.
this beautiful weekly contains quite num-
b-r of other fine eneravings--such as New
Yrar's festivals in Germany, China, Algirrs.
and the West Indies. A Also group Of th,.
New York Police, in their new regulation
uniform--chief, captain privates, etc. a
Family Register; Scenes in Turkey A
Turkish Lady at Home 4 Turkish Sol.
der; A Turkish Frni, Vpndpr; A Turkish
Policeman, etc. A number of excellent
stories, poems, ~tc., by tn. brs, American
authors, are also to bp found in the a.ov'
number and, 10 crown all, the paper ha
come out in an entire new dress---beins
much bpautifi-d throughout. Terms oi th'
pictorial, "---onr subscriber, one wear
$500: two subscribers, one year, $500
four, 5000; eight, $4,000. Single co
pies, at six cents each, may be obtained a
any ofthe periodical drpots throughout tn
country.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-07

The Iaie adyices from dawn the river, say
that bar keepers association has been form.
ed in New Orleans, the objec, of which is 10
take care of the INDECENT and decripid pa.
irons Of the "bar" in old age, and furnish
them nine drinks day gratis. That lie an
institution !-Cine,nnai Unionist
If every retailer Of intoxicating liquors
was forced TO support all of the iniigent and
decrepid drunkalds he makes, The joke would
be more pointed -Phila. Sun.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-07

" The Democratic Union at Harris
burg has been sold, il is said, but to whom
is not SO certain. A Lancaster paper SAYS
George NJ. Lsuman is ta- purchaser. The
Lrwisburg Democrat is frarful thai General
Cameron, or rather Simon CAMERON as they
will have it, has secured it, and that It will
b. inrn"d against Coy. Bisltr. The D,'no-
crat thinks SIM IN should br fully con,in-
c-d hv thi, tin. OF his utter nonrniiiv and
liulrnrss. il is rather surprising, W. con-
f-ss, that thu G-n-ral has been able to sur.
vivr SO long under the snpr"me diSpl"asnrr
OF such patriotic and disinter, .ird Journals
as thu Pennsylvania and those who follow
IN its wake. And yet there is scarcely
any poiiii,a movement o! any note, in ,h-
Union, hut what is charged upon G-n-ral
{ aurron by these same papers. They
p~rsis; most p"rlinac,ously lha, he Is dead
politically dead, and npn' 'h- principle
that "a living dog is better than a dead
lion" they never fail to howl even at hi.
shadow, should he chance 10 cross theil
path.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-07

or THE SToRM.---The recent snow
storm extended over very wide extent nf
country. From Portland, Maine, TO Rich
mond, Va, at Albany, Cleveland, Chicago,
aud Detroit, we already know it prevailed,
and the mails will probably inform us Of
still wider extension. AT Boston the storm
was very severe. Both business and travel
were almost entirely suspended. In many
places the streets were filled with snow
from iour 10 six feet deep.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-07

'SroSs or ras TrMrs."-At Exeter fall.
london, the Rev Dr.. commuss lately Ice.
iuIed on The Signs Of the Times" He said
that the Prophet Daniel had prophesied a,oo
years would be The duration Of the Mehsm.
medan power, but It did not follow tina, Rus.
ala would plan, the cross on ST. Sophie Oa
The contrary, he thought that the $4,000 900
Of Mahommedans might become Christians
The everis tho year is4s had been clearly
alluded 10 in prophesy. and he calculated that
1864 would bring about the fuIfilmcn, Of the
apocaIypiic prophecies, and the commence.
men, Of better age-,he good time com.
ing!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-07
~ Tnr iovEnNoR,, MEssAnr.--N

~ The GovERNoR's ME>sAGE.--We
expected TO receive the Governors Mes
sage in time TO lay it before eur readers
entire this week, but as i, did not reach
us until the day WE 60 10 press, we can
not give TO our readers more than an alb
s'ract which, perhaps, TO the most Of them,
will be as welcome as the message entire.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-07

" MEXICO. Letters from our Minister,
MIR. Gadsdrn, dated City of Mexico, De-
ctmber 16, have been received at Wash
ington. They confirm the intelligence
that Santa Auna has been made dictator
Tor iiie, with power TO appoint his succ-.-
sor. The people enthusiastically favor
him, and he rules with uncispuled sway.
Santa Anna is endssvoring to follow
he example OF Louis Napoleon, Emperor
Of the French. and will, no doubt. b.
crowned Emperor or expelled, befor.
another year.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-07

York, Mr.. nrcirault. a dramstist, flom
L"nio,, spoke disparingy of woman's ca
pari'y f'r many occupations. The Tribune
"ok hln, up AMI hi h'm fairly, saying: If IL
woman is con.iderri lii fnr II sovereign. ~
We presume all loyal E 'el-hmrn think VIC.
niln il. il is hardly worth ahlla 10 be- indus
ri,isly running hrongh The long list OF human
'uploymrnis, carefully discriminating Tor
,hl h she is competent, ana for whirh she
not. Unless Enclishmen are willing 10
hnkr Victoria from her throne in deIi.ion.
Il them say norhing in 'if'nsaiion oi thu
bookkeeping and bloodleilins capacities OF
vel sex
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-07

Ma. ENERsos's IDEA OF PoRk.-Ralph
Waldo Emerson, in his lecture a, New Bed.
inrd, the other evening, said-"At The Wru.
pork is the srea, idea There The pig play.
his unc,eous part. Think what earLlom,
came from The first graPe-sione, carried per.
hips by birds, and sowed by the banks Of
the Rhine What coal has been 10 England
wheat 10 the Nile, or peach 10 New Jersey
polk has been 10 The West. The larses
owner of pigs is The hero Of the prai'ie.n,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-07

The ARMY.--A letter from Washington
states iha, The House Military Committee
will soon report a bill organizing the three
new iegiment. asked for by The Secretary Of
War, and authorizing an increase Of rank and
file in any emergency 10 one hundred and
twenty men per company
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-07
ID 1 u ID.

In Milton. an Saturday morning last, Mr..
CHRISTOPHER STlNE, aged Al years
In Luck Haven, on The % ull Col JOHN
MOORHEAD, aged abou, IS yrats
In Jersey Shore, Oh the lslh uh, MIR GEO.
" LECHLER.
In D.lrware Ssp.. Dc. cal, hr. JOSEPH
EVERETT, Sen. aged years, month aud
II days
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10 A bill TO regulate the gauge of rail
roads IN Erie county was introduced imms-
lately afrr the legislature was organic, d,
and WI, no doubt, BE- passed. The pa
sage Of such bill would at once settle ali
difficulties at Erie. t..