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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-11
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ALPS.
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.

hussian defeat in Asia-Loss of 1000 men
BRUSH steamer Haidee seized by the Rus
slans-Wreck of the Bark Bona Dea-Ten
OF me crew dad Of larvation-Advance
IN CoIlon-Decine in BreadstuHs.
BOSTON, March THE steamer Alps ar
1ived here this morning, at 81 o'clock, with
Liverpool dates to the 18th nit.
THE TURKISH WAR.
Inc largest part of the allied fleets have
been ordered to remain in the Bosphorus.
No further operations are reported on the
Danube.
Omar Pasha had arrested and hanged two
Greek spies from Russia.
kalafat is garisoned by 90, 900 troops,
General Aurep, who commanded the Rus
SLAMS at Ciale, has been disgraced and sent
TO Caucasus.
ihe British steamer Haidee, with some
turkish troops on board, wen, ashore near
Sebastopol, and was seized by the Russians
Russia was still endeavorng to impress he
holy character of the war on the soldiers
They are told that they are on their way tc
rescue Chrisi's Sepulchre from the In(idels
From Asia we learn that the Russians have
oeen again repulsed before Shelka,il, with {
loss of 1000 men.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-11

U The PEoHIBlToRY Liquor Bill
The Prohibtory Liquor bill was killed in
the House Of Representatives Of this State.
The question was on the adoption OF the
first section. A motion 10 strike out all
after the enactng clause, and inserting a
clause simply submitting the question to
the people, was lost by decided majority.
The vote was then taken on the first Sec
tion and resulted in its defeat, by vote of
II TO 80. Mr.. Montgomery, our member,
voted against the bill. Mr.. Kunkel, of
the Senate, was in its favor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-11
Three Vacant Town Lots.


Three Vacant Town Lots.
fronting on Deer street 35 feet, and running back
ITO feet and also an adjoining lot, forty five feet
front on Deer street, and IL % feet deep, on which
is erected a
ONE STORY BRICK BUILDING,
known as the Lutheran School House. Also
the old church building. Also the ORGAN of
the church. This organ is an excellent instru-
ment, and well adapted to a small church. The
terms and conditions will be made known on the
day Of sale,
GEO. WEISER,
BENZ HENDRICKS,
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Parcel of Land.

situate in Coal township, Northumberland coun-
ty, and State OF Pennsylvania, bounded as fol-
lows, to witt beginning at a white oak, thence
by lands surveyed for Esther Kramer, north
eighty eight degrees, east one hundred and ninety
perches to a post, thence by land surveyed for
William Green and Samuel Clark north two
degrees, west one hundred and two perches TO
stones, thence by lands surveyed for Thomas
Hamilton, south eighty eight degrees, west two
hundred and forty-fve pcrehes to stones thence
by lands surveyed for NJ. L. Leverson south
thirty degrees, east one hundred and seventeen
perches to the place of beginning, containing one
hundred and thirty acres and fifty four perches
and allowance, &c, being the same tract of land
which was surveyed for John Carson in the year
1874, and returned as 466 acres, but which upon
resurvey by the order of the board of proprietors
dated March 9th 1894 was reduced to lSl acres
and 81 perches, aud which by divers conyeyances
was vested in the said Charles Wharton Partee
hereto in Fee.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as
the pro- erty of Charles Wharton.
ALSO:
RkY Virtue of a certain writ of Teu. Erp to NE
AS directed will he sold by public Nendue, or
outcry, at the same time and place,
A Certain Lot or piece of Land,
situate in Lower Augusta township, county
aforesaid, bounded north by lands Of Joseph Gass'
east by lands of George Savidge, south by lands
Of Abm. Wolf and west by land OF Joseph Gass'
containing 40 acres more or less, all OF which is
cleared, whereon are erected small log House.
a log Stable, &c.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as
the property of Valentine Hannabach.
WILLIAM b. KIPP, Sheriff
Sherh's Office
Sunbury. March |, ls54.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-11
PUBLIC SALE

N
'ENHE subscriber about to change his place of
n residence, will expose to public vendue on
Thursday, the 23d day of March, inst, AT 10
o'clock, A. NJ, at his house in Northumberland.
the following Household Furniture:
Mahogany spring-seated
SSTAS q CHAIRS:
Mahogany Tables, Bureaus & Washsfands.
rth marble tops, Mahogany French
Bedsteads, nth Cwled lair
.hatrdSseS, PoliasSiS, Fea-
Tier Beds, (neU,) &c.,
all complete. Maple and oak, rush & cane seated
Chairs and Sofas Also Brussels, Ingram and
Rag Carpoting, White Mating for nall and
chambers; together with stoves, tables, Zone
walnut patent extcns!on,) Bedsteads. Chairs.
Glass ware, an entire set Of china, and general
assortment of Kitchen utensils Terms made
Known on the day of sac.
J. G.. CRAIGHEAD.
n. D. This furniture having been purchased
low for cash from the very best manufacturers
in New York city will be sold cheap.
Nortl'd. March IL, ls54.-2t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-11

u CANAL OPENED.-The main line of
the State Canal between Philadelphia and
PiuSburg, was opened at Pittsburg on
Wednesday, the Isl inst. The filling was
completed by Friday, and on Saturday
boats were 10 be cleared at Pittsburg, laden
for Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-11

LEBANON VALLEY RAILROAD The Drec-
tors Of the Lebanon Valley Railroad held
meeting in Philadelphia on Tuesday last,
and resolved 10 proceed with the enterprise
forthwith. The entire road, from Reading
10 Harrisburg, will be put under contract
Immediately, and pushed forward TO Iapl,-
tion at The earliest practicable day. The
Engineer will receive proposals for the work
from this date until the 14lh inst, al his
Office in this city. The road will be graded
for double track, with embankmenls and
excavations thirty feet wide, and single
track of heavy iron rails will be laid, togelh.
er with 20 miles of sidelings, which will be
equal TO donble track for nearly one half
its length. The recent survey has reduced
the distance 10 532 miles, and the route will
have II per cent. OF straight line, which is
great advantage, in point Of economy of con-
strucl.on, and speed and safety of travel; !;
and is scarcely equalled even By the so-called
air-iue routes of The county Reading Ga:.
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0[3- The editor will be absent for several
weeks at Philadelphia and Harrisburg.

DD~ The Steam Tow and Ferry boat
which had been run aground, during the
late ice ireshet, was got into the water, OH
Monday last, without injury, after several
days labor. The boat can be made ready
in week. Her machinery is all in, and
her wooden work nearly finished.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-11

T The passage Of the Nebraska bill in
the L. S. Senate was attended with de-
bate of considerable warmth and excite.
ment. There was determination TO put
down Mr.. Chase, the Senator from Ohio,
right or wrong. Mr.. Chase, il. is true, is
an abolitionist, but his rights are as sacred
as any other members, and should be re-
spected. There can be no question but
that the sympathies Of every right-mnded
man, whatever his views may be on sla-
very, are with Mir. Chase. Insolence and
brow beating, on account OF difference OF
opinions, are not the weapons of gentlemen.
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COMMERCIAL.
LONDON, Feb, l3,

LONDON, Feb. 10.
There was small show OF English Wheat
IN market 10 day, and the quantity is inIf-'
ierent' The market was Gal, and best quail
ties were unsaleable at 2s. per quarter de-
cline. Foreign Wheat was also depressed
and prices were Is. lower.
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SUICIDE OF DIR. GARDINER.

A coronei's jury in Washington have been
investigating the cause Of the death Of DR..
Gardiner, convicted OH Friday of perjury in
swearing 10 false claims upon the Govern
ment. The opinion of the physicians is that
he took strychnine. There were other in.
dclments pending against DR.. Gardiner, and
also against the brother Of the prisoner. The
Court; in sentencing Gardiner TO ten years in
the Peniientiary, said 'ihan no plan, how
ever remote its origin, with whatever fore
cast laid, however slealthily, or adroily pur-
sued for years, ard a, length executed. or
with whatever success for time attended,
can be so cunningly devised as 10 escape de-
lection. The unexampled ingenuity, or tho
network spread out on this trial, and the
fact that it las been exposed at the last
stage, ought not TO fail of beni6cia effect
in convincing all men that if they will tram
pie on laws, human and divine, they shall
suffer for it.n As The money which Gardiner
got was obtained through the most dishones!
and wicked means, those who rocketed a
potion Of the proceeds in fees, OF 100000 up
TO $50, 900, must feel as if they had put their
hands very deeply into the public treasury
One individual, a cabinet officer, j, will be
remembered, was charged with having sold
ont his interest at $4,000. Honest people
will think and say This money canno, be re-
tanned by the Individuals without the honora-
bic gentlemen suffering in public estimation.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-11
ENGLAND.

The bark Bona Dea, from Savannah for
Liverpool, was spoken off the coast of Ire
land, waler-logged. The crew had been
twelve days without food or water Ten of
their number, including the master, had died
oil starvation The remaining seven were
landed at Swansea, and were doing we'll.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-11
THE WAR IN ASIA,

Advices from Asia state that Schamyl was
pushing forward his arrangements with great
energy Nearly all the population of Abasia
had declared for him.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-11
By order of the Court, }
]. p. PURSEL, elk. o. G.
Sunbury, March IL, lS54.-S
SHERIFFoS SALES.

EgI virtue of certain writ of Lee. Faeias
AS to me directed, will be sold by public sale, on
Monday, the third Of April, next at | o'clock,
?. NJ, at the Court House, in Sunbury, the fol-
lowing property, viz all that messuage piece or
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-11

Cr We are pleased TO learn from an
article which we extract from the Balt-
more American, that The Mayors veto of
the ordinance of the Councils, granting aid
10 the Susqehanna rail road, is owing to
defect in the ordinance, and not to the
measure itself, and that a new ordinance
would be passed Immediately.
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TIE .AMERIGAN.
II. II. MAssEn, Editor and Proprietor.

SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1854.
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Candles, by the box or pound. Soda Bu,-
ter. Water, aud Picnic Cticker-. by tt;" box or
sound. Principe, Half Spanish, and ccm non c.
pars. Tobacoes, var Gus kinds, at l -.r
C. A. BOEGEL'S.
Imported Liquors for Medical rur.
poses, Pale French Brandy, Raspberry Brandy, Port
Wine, Ma aga Wine, Hol and Gin, and best Ma t
Whiskey for So at the Drug tore of
G. a BOEGEL.
a Superfine article Of sn'p. Ba audages
McClenachan's Comp'd Supporters, ~.
Plain Abdominal do.
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Child's do, for sale at the Drug Store oil
q. A. BOEGEL.
GHIph. Dr Oui0ine, Turkey Opium,
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PeckGt instruments, Surgical Needles
Horse .Phlrgms and s,iagrs, assorted sizes, al
u C. A. B0EtiEL's Drug store.
y. B.. Medical, School and MscelIa.
necus Books and general assortmen. OF StaiiOn'
ary, for sale BY c. A. BOEGEL.
Csd Liver Oll.-A superior article just re-
ceived at the Drug Store of
Dec. II, 1855. :. A. BOEGEL
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n. b. HArcE. Esq. the PITTSBURGH Bar.
Professor OF Commercial Law an PvhlieaI
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Penman IN the Union Professor Of Com..s-'
and Ornamental Psnmanship.
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NO WA{iN TUnkLi.

Bnta new tsrbe' ShoD now opened perms nent-
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accommodated, in the best Of style and on reason.
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STATE OF OHIO CARR Gil COUNT
Merdith Cspper Admir-
81 David Gapper. Probate Court.
Va. Petition to complete
Mary Capper, Widow Real contract.

TIE Mary Capper Widow Of David CApper,
and the following persons his children ana
heirs at law to wit; Jane Thompson married
to William Thompson, Mary Saltsgiver. mari.
ed to John Saltsgiver Sarah hroaugh. married
o Elias Arbaugh. John Oapper miner, and
4ames Smith, bis Guardian. Of Carroll County
Ohio. Michael Cappcr. Stephen CapPer and
Elizabeth Stewart married to Ebson Stewart
oiVanwert Oounty 0hic.-----Oavid CaPpeF
Jr, Angeline Capper. Susan Moore marriee ts
Robert Moore James Capper, Rebecca Capper,
William Capper, Thomas Capper, Amanda
Capper, and Hanah Capper, OfCarrol county
Ohio.--You are hereby notified that on the
99nd, day of November A D. 1853, Petition
was filed in the Probate Court OF Carroll coun-
ty by Merdith Oapper. Administrator of David
Capper. late of Carroll county Ohio Decd,
The Petition states that on the first day OF
February i84q, james Mastin, was Indebted to
the intestate $t98, 81, and that secure the
the payment Of said sum of money, the said
Mastin, conveyed to said Capper. "1hs wesi
half of the Southwest quarter of Section twen-
ty-two (2a) in Township Seven ~ Of Range
three { 81 in the GAINESVILLE land district and in
>Tuscarawas equity Ohio; and that on the
same day said Oapper entered into contract
IN writing With james Mastin. by which he
epreed to re-convey said lsndto said Mastin,
spon full payment of the said sum If money,
and that part ofsaid monies were p ID by Mas
tin. to David Clpper.ia his lifetime and til
balance has since been paid to the Plaintiff his
Administrator, and that David Capper died on
the l7th, March 1851. without having made Q
deed to said Mastin, for said land and 1t fur
hercharges that the deed made by Mastip, TO
Capper, was only intended tohassthe effect of :
mortgage on said land, and that the widow o.
Of Cap2er, Is not entitled to Dover in said
The prayer Of the Petition is that the Plaia.
tiff may be authorized by the court to complet'
said contract: and make deed to James
Mastin, for said land. on behalf Of the Heirs
and widow Of David CapPor. .as.
Yon are therefore notified that said Petition
will be orhearing in the Probate court Of Car
rolLcouatya Ohio. on Monday the 18th day o
December next I 86Safp STE q K fias o4
ea sA VAN BROWN Attorney.
for Ptff.
Dated Nov. IS 1883 -. pr. fee. $500
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

By sirtue Of an exclusion issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Carroll County.
Ohio to ne directed. ! will offer for sale at the
door Of th Court House 10 Carroltou en- So :
tnrday thS 2Sh day Of Jsnuary A. d 1854. be.
tween ti,s hours often o'clock A. N. d four O.
clock P NJ. the following property. to wit.--Lot
number City eight, So in the Town of Lees
bureh, Carroll county Ohio. with the improve
ments thereon. Terms, cash.
JOHNH. WHITCRAFT,
De4. aalh, ls43. I'd. pr fee. Sher'ff.
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wa SklERIFFS SALE Z aaa .'a
George R. MccasEey
r,elel rs , 10 rar'''0n'

rt lhom's DUN q ai' 5at hnH tFsg}4 ss4,, 3
Pursuant to an order of sale issued from the
Court of Common pleas Of Carroll county to me
drectedI will offer for sale at the door of the cour;
house in Cmrollton, On Saturday the 7th day OF
January A. d 1854 betw en- the hours OF 10 o.
clock A NJ and la O'Clock E. b., the following
, operty to wit The East half Of the North East
quarter section 20, 10 tOwnsh p. "A of Range 6---
Also the east half OF the North west qnarter of
section IA in township IA, 0 Range S, also the
west half Of the north west quarter Of seeton Ia,
in township ~. Of Range 6, SUBJECT 10 the Dover
estate OF EIaDot Buck therein, said lands being
in the district of lands made subject to sale at
Eteubenvi Ie, Ohio.lJ .Fsg#ar s3
Terms-One third cash in hand, and the re-
Iymnder in two equal annual payments with in
steret from the day Of sale, to be secured BY mort
gage on the premises $3.50 .iI.a..
Nsv "a 1853. John H, WHlTcRAFT,
Sheriff
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sHkRIFF SALE.


Thomas hiehoh ss ii
Humphrey X. Wklisstal
pursaaHl % sh oFaefof ssie issued hou ne
sosrs of CommoA 2 eas Of Csfoh eolstI. uhio'
.nd 10 ne dreCssd. Vii oa1r ief sale e. ne door
Of the eours asusaln 1srfo lou ~ s.asnfaag re
,ia ssy n DsesnLsr A. %. ises eeesssn tas "a
hours Of 10 o'cIock A. II. end I. as ees. -. -.
the following premises situate 10 .srfolI 60 Vn's
70 wit Lots numbered s.s, and IL, in ths t0~A
sf LeesburRh In sald county lla
Terms-Ons third cash In ban snd'ths rsna
Der in tws sssal aasaal payments, win la.sIs
from the dav Of sals . ee .seures
~ ~ IssI 80 '''-.i ShsFif
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p FAogI =.
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lures On Conn rrisl L.v - NisfA'
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Reo.n - 2, ne ae've dstis. Of the Coun,Ies.
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ss.' ~ sh ns departments, ss used \. IN.
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IT, H.to Afestsssn IN Esr:sus hr..ek.s -
Ten hsfte tnd Trade, r. sesoeI.,sA S.saenes OF
psnHent' s9d will sitend 10 Wyi,in. =. y s"a ee-
sihg long sisndng and eos, sJies,si - 30
&c 70 correct snd coo6Ssntial m.nn.s unN
commercial Geography is new Ss...,.
soeso 70 meIesntile ebOos. ard having h. 80
sops = - : "Iss 70 ms Institution much will be
- ~ - mase u pleasing and profitable Br,nss
ID tne Lecture department. O'sAea
ne spencer ian system Of Peumsn.hi /. IN
= - lorms WI be taught By lts ,ssks. p
spencer, snd j. w. Lask. No irstI,ssio,
hs''ea otsrs 'uperi0rE fsfilities 70 ,his q, o.
Ping fluent and systematic hand wri,,.~
f,on n"y -. LADIES' DePar'me is entirely ssper.ts
rom tee gentlemeais and is itted no 4. |. -,
nsgh'beenta convenient stEle. 49,
me FnneiPsls Of this Institutirn b,v. .n
ss'i'i seqoalntance With business men throueh.
oe+ Ne country sed can render efficient All 70 80,
grseuttss in procuring situstions -''' ~ W QUE
W end Tor Circniar by mail
TERMS.
fSr lu'i Courss il Doub Entry Ba,k.
keeping and other Depsrtme ts. asona
pT !uiI 20 rse in Ladies Daratment an M
1ol ssparste Course ofin truction in SDeo.
r eerisn Penn n'hip am
soI 1ari"ns style in Ornamental p nman,biO- ~
sgresJ upon. na" q I.-- -
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BOLEN q MITCEEKEsS.
FASHIONABLE TAILoRs.

Would iuform, the public that they have 10,
Gated in Carrollton where they will be happy
to receive share Of public patronage. They
are determininc to get up work in style not
to be surpassed here or elsewhere. They can
always be fouHd at their shop, on Lisbon
Street, a few doors north og Legger's Hotel.
Carrollton. Aug. 25 853.
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Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
sppointed and qualified as Executor ofthe estate
or Nathan Shaw deceased. Those indebted to
said estate vii make immediate pyment, and
those having claims against said estate will pre-
sen them lega authenticated within enc year
from this date,
( JOSIAH SHAW.
i JOHN DEFORD
+ Nov 20, 1883. st. Executors
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SHERIFF SALE.

FAsmss NiehOs G,.,.,
'Thonss White jr etaD
Pursuant to q n order Of sale isSued fron the
.sncs Of the cerk Of the court Of Common Pleas
..T Caro- county to me directed, j vii Ofier Tor
.ssls at the door Of the Court house in Csrrotoa'
an SatgrauytGe 3is' das Of December a. y; 1908
) e,ween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. an
eleck p. NJ the following premises Stos'e - .s.s
Usrroll county to wit Part OF the has. 9oeIs a.
:, section "a in tp. - Of Range containing 81
ssrs, ne po,ea more or less being ne sme usct,
AZ which Thomas White late Of Carol 'coSnV
died seized and lying on the North sids OF sas g.
Terms One third cash In hand and the remaln
l,r in two equal annual payments with ite'es'
.om ths day ofie "a to Ne secured oy laortgsss on
,hs premises JOHN H. WHlCGkAFsa, ~
Nov. "a @-i' fhN