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TTHE asTAR" OFFICE Is LOCATED
ON D STREET, SECOND DOOR WEST FROM
TWELFTH, NEAR THE JUNCTION OF
TWELFTH STREET AND PENNSYLVAN1A
AVENUE, NEARLY OPPOSITE FRENCHS
IRVING HOTEL
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

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6oauObs eWo duulttOudi Wdtcumcu anu Inc
police at the Capitol; watchmen employed az
the Presidents house and Reservation No 2,
lampllghters, the general superintendent; the
drawkeepers of the bridge across the eastern
branch and Potomac; and that the provisions
of the second section of the act of August 81 !,
1897, making appropriation for the civil and
diplomatic expenses of the Government for the
year ending the thirtieth of June, 1853" &c.
be, and is hereby extended to such herein emu
merated who were in employment during that
fiscal year, and were excluded from the bene-
fit of said act by the decision of the Comp
troller of the Treasury
Sec. 3. ARd be 1t further enacted, That III
stead Of the salaries now allowed by law to the
Superintendent of the Census and to the As
sistant Postmaster General, they shall each
receive the same salary that is paid to the AS
sistant Secretary of the Treasury. ..- So
Sec. 4. And be 1T enacted, That the in
creased compensation provided for in this act
shall commence from the first day of July,
cessary money to carry this act into effect is
hereby appropriated out Of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated. ri
Indian Ambition.-A couple of quite young
Cav Indians, from the Kansas, made their
appearance at the Indian Bureau, redolent
with paint and savage ornaments, q few days
since. One said his father and grandfather
we're chiefs, and he had come, with his friend
to have their great father make them chiefs
They had probably heard of Ke-o-kuk, made
, Sac chief by Gen. Scott. 1t appeared, how
ever, that they had been dscoyed away, as is
the case, by specializing white
man, and have been giving Indian dances and
songs, till their employer made all he could,
and they were then set a drift. 5I''@,. =
Col. Manypenny, after giving them repu-.
mand, which they deserved, for their conduct
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20
IhoNI HAVANA.

CuARt ssTos, May live have adyices
By the steamer Isabel from Havana, 10 the
slh instant, stating that the Spanish Go'eIo.
meat approved OF the conduct Of the Captain
Gsaeral relative 10 the Black waHioT ahaif,
The Captain Geseral had published new ,es.
ulaliops, making il lawful 10 sealeh lor no
sfoss on ssiales, and dsayiag lhal lhels s a
contract bslgesa Easlani ani Spala, b.
a ahieh lhs latter is bouai 10 emaneipals lhs
,layss TIE lssni's sis ssaia Ia foil saay
on The i.laai, ani mafyins ~hilss 10 blacks
Anisans ais lo,biiisa 10 eauy knisos o. any
,halp ,asliumsnis " lhsil liade about lhsi, /,
Psl'ous
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20

A Russian powder factory on the Island o.
Crons,adi, and containing 10000 pounds oi
powder, blew up and killed 60 operatives
No damage was dome TO the fortress.
The Russian schooner Libertas, Capt.
Rass, was taken by the British, and prize
crew was put on board TO navigate the YES
sci to England Capt. Rass, being acqualn'
ted with British tastes, supplied his cap'ors
with unlimited allowances Of brandy. They
got drunk the Russians nailed them below
haiches, and carried them as prisoneis into
Coalscrona.
Prince Worowgofl's palace, at Odessa,
was entirely DESTROYED by the bombard-
ment. Four fugaies Of the English were
badly damaged. A private despatch states
that the whole of the allied fleet left Odessa
on The 2G,h, and WAS TO cruise of Sebastorol,
10 prevent the egress of the Russians.
A million Of paper roubles are just issued
al Warsaw.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20

Holloway's Oiatmen, -nd Pills have Effect
ed a most Extraordinary Cure of Seroiuia Of
Twenty Years Standing. Mrs. jackson OF
n, Upper Brook street, Derby, was afflicted
ueafly twenty years with sefoiulous ulcer
Oh the wrist, the pain from which was iuees.
sAul aud eAerueialing, She Iesoued TO all
kinds of remedies without avail, and was
for loug time a patient in the hospital, but
received 90 relief whatever, until she lad re-.
course TO llolloway's Oinlmeni and Pills. -
These excellent medicines soon caused a por-
lion Of the bone 10 come away, and nolwiih.
standing the dreadful slate OF the wound, II
has perfectly healed, and her health Is en-.
tiIe,y Ie-eslabllshed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20
THE NEWS ny Tile CANADA.

The storm at the east having abated, we
have been enabled v receive our dispatches
from Halifax, containing the latest European
news by the Canada. A Russian war-s,eam-
er, il appears, has succeeded in runningwith
safety from the Archipelago through the Dar-
danel!es, the Bosphorus into the Black Sea,
passing all the Notifications in safety and elu-
ding the British, French, Turkish and Egyp-
tain fleets. This is certainly bold enter
prise, and the commander Of the steamer de-
serves credi, for the success of his endeavor.
What has become of the sleepess vigilance
discomfort and censure, recently, in the Brit
ish Parliament and with the press Of Eng
land that Russian convoy had safely Ian
ded troops and munitions OF war in Asia
while the British ships were securing the
Black Sea in quest Of the Russian fleet
What will they now say of the vigilance o
the allied feet, when a Russian steamer dar
| ingly faces them and walks safely through
obstacles enough 10 appal the stoulest cour
age daring AND enterprise which are sure Il
command them. While the British are cap
turing Russiao merchantmen wherever the,
can find them, Nicholas gives the British anc
French merchant vessels nearly TO the end o
May 10 escape from Russian ports on th
Black Sea, and 10 the middle of June TO leav
the Baltic ports. This is degree Of liberal
ity towards commerce, on the par, Of Russia
especially deserving of credit. From Spai
/ the news is confirmatory Of the difference
between Mr.. Soule and the Spanish govern
ment, arising ou, of the exorbitant demand
of the minister.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT
New Advertisements.
TOWER HALL
CLOTHING STORE.

Market Street, opposite the Red Lion Hotel,
Sunbury, Pa.
T5SHE subscriber is happy to announce to the
Il citizens of Sunbury aud vicinity, that he
has just opened large stock of
CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
such as Goats of every fashion, Pants and Vests,
Shirts of all kinds, figured and plain, undcr-
shirts and drawers, both wooden and cotton,
rcd flannel shirts, twilled, plated bosoms,
ovcrhauls stockings and gloves, Of all
kinds, suspenders, silk handkerchiets,
ties and stocks, pocket handkcr-
chiefs, cotton and silk splendid
collars suspenders of all sizes
and prices.
1t has often been said OF a pocket in
shirt, but come and see the pocket, vest
and shirt in one.
Also: u fine assortment of Cloths, Cassimers and
Sattinetts Summer goods, black satin for
Vests, at every price. and any quantity of
fancy vest patterns. which will be made
up to order to suit customers my maxim
is: no fit no take. And as tot cheap
selling, | don't intend to lc beat by
Europe or America. Also on
hand, a large assortment of
Umbrellas at any price, to sui:
great and small together
with some travelling
bags 10 carry Yank Z
notions III, large and small.
Come Farmers, Mechanics, IabTers all,
Call in and see the Clthmg at Tower Hall,
And If you want to be suited 10 4 4,
Call ut the store Of John II. d.
JOHN II. DANFIELD, Agent.
Sunbury May 20, lS5i.-3m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20
SJJNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.

bankment within few feet OF large
crowd of persons who were witnessing the
working Of the gun. The cause Of the
premature discharge was a flaw in the bore
near the vent of the piece.
The flying horses, which have become
the inseparable attendant of our military
parade, did good business during the day
in the way Of anording fun 10 the riders
and spectators and profit TO the operators.
The usual number Of drunken men were on
hand, and of course any given number oI
rows occurred.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20

~ The philadelphia aud SanbuTy
Railroad Company arr fast completing their
coal wharyys along Broadway, The
Sharyrs extend distance Of six hundred
lrsl along the river, and areto BE- furnished
with improved ,ehulvs which will enable
ihsm 10 'hlP a. much coal as eaa ia any
sssnl be brought Over their road this sra'
'ea. The CompanY's basin, which "a aol
~ eomplslsd, mn'i be- finished "a ofdrr ~
hip tbs largely laeisassd loaaass which
~ll pas eyss lhs,l IoaG SLsa al lhs col,
is''ss nov Va rTos'ss g ialo eps'alioa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20
DROw ED.

A man named Jeremiah Rager was
drowned at the coal wharves, on Monday |
afternoon. He accidentally fell from his
boat, striking his head against the guards
of another boat in the fall, and sinking inn
mediately, was drowned before he could
be rescued. His late residence was near
Turbutvile in this county. He leaves
wife and child.
We can not avoid reprobating, in this
connection, the barbarous practice OF at
tempting TO resusitate drowned persons by
rolling them over barrel or holding them
up by The heels, in order to get the water
out of their s,omachs. Probably snrer
mode of preventing resusitation, short oil
cutting the unfortunae's throat, could not
be used. The water person swallows is
not the cause of his death; it is the want Of
air which produces suffocation. AS soon
as the body is taken from the water, it
should be stripped of clothing, placed in a
horizontal position, with the head and
shoulders slightly elevated, in warm, well
ventilated room, and well rubbed with
warm dry towels. Warm bricks should be
placed 10 the feet, and the nos!rils and
mouth cleansed of mucus. While friction
is being used to bring back a circulation
in the skin, recourse should be had to
artificial respiration. This is done by
initiating the lungs by means Of a small
bellows, the nozzle of which is placed in
one nostril, while the other and the mouth
is kept closed then Withdrawing The OBJ
slructions and expelling the air by gentle
pressure on the pit of the stomach. This
operation SHOULD be repeated about fifteen
times in a minute. Care should be taken
not to force Too much air into the lungs, oil
a rupture of the delicate membranes might
occur. If a bellows can not be procured
the operator may initiate the lungs by blow.
ing into the mouth through small tube
or by placing his mouth upon that OF the
patient While forcing the air in, The
protuberance in front Of the wind pipe
commonly known as "Adam's apple
, should be gently pressed upward and back
ward to prevent the air from going int
the stomach. Brandy and campfire ma,
be used in rubbing the body, but care shoul
be taken to avoid their too free use and al
. violent rubbing. The great object is t
h restore warmth 10 the body and retain
c there, and TO induce respiration. Thi
y operation should be continued for six hour.
unless animation sooner returns. III tn
r mean time a physician can be procure
If who will give the proper directions.
Hundreds Of lives have been sacrifice
by ignorance Of ;he proper means TO resor
animation in drowned persons, and W
II publish the above in the hope that it ma
l. be OF some service.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20
Baltimore Market.

May TO, 1904.
GRAlN.-About 5000 bushels of Wbea,
were offered, but no sales Of consequence
were made. Some small parcels of white
sold al 200 cts, and 1876 cts. was offered for
some parcels OF red, but no sales were made
that we heard OF. Corn. About %, 900 bush.
was sold al from 70 TO rs cts. for white, and
10 els. for mixed. Yellow Corn was yery
dull, and out of the 10, 900 bushels offered at
market only few hundred bushels were
sold at 72a73 cts. There were no samples of
Rye at market this morning Oats are yer,
brisk, and prices continue 10 rule at high fig.
uies. We note sales this morning of about
20o0 bushels Virginia Oats al 54a55 cts aud
of small loi Of Maryland do. al 70 cts.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20
CHE nlarIscts.
- -
Philadelphia Market.

May II, 1854
FLOUR AND MEAL.--The Flour market !.
dull and lower. Small sales al IS so psr
bbl., Tor standard brands, and Ss 62Base fo,
extra. We quote Rye Flour at SIS so. and
Pennsylvania Corn Meal at SO so per bbl.
GRA1S.-Wheat is little inquired after bn,
lower. Small sales of red at So O4asp as
mixed is worth SO 10. Rye is scarce. Sales
oil Pennsylvania al 81 Is. Corn is dull sales
at TIC. Oats are scarce and in demand, at
SO cents.
WhIskEY.-Sales of hhds. at 2ec and bbls.
al 81 CENTS
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.

New YORK, May l4.-The steamship
Washington from Havre via Southampton,
arrived al quarantine last night, and came up
10 port this afternoon She has on board 240
passengers and full cargo.
In addition, she brings the passengers and
crew of the ship Winchester, numbering
about fue hundred souls. The Winchester
was from Liverpool, bound 10 Boston, and
was wrecked during the terrific gale on the
nth Of April. The Washington fell in with
the wreck on the ID instant, and notwiih.
standing the prevalence Of a heavy gale, sue
ceeded in rescuing all her passengers and
crew. The wreck went down in thirty
minutes after the last of her crew had left
her. The Winchester belonged 10 Boston,
aud had considerable cargo on board. She
sailed from Liverpsol on The 9th of April
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20
PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL.
Council CHAMBER,
Nav IS, 1854.

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
May Is, 1854.
Counci met at O'Clock, it being The
stated nigh, of meeting. Present Young.
nan, Chief Burgess, Donnel, Hendricks,
Baslian, Greenough, Shndel, Friling, Bright;
Bucher, Nlasser, Fry aud Bruner.
Jonathan Baslian, assistant Burgess, ap-
peared, was sworn in aud took his seat.
The minutes of the proceeding meeting
were read aud adopted.
Greenough, from the committee 10 colla,e
and publish The laws, reported that the COM
mil,ee were not prepared 10 make full
report, and asked TO be continued
Which on motion was agreed TO. On
motion it was resolved that the Council
recommend person 10 the Governor for
Town Clerk, and
CO. Bachman and Emanuel Wivert were
nominated.
On Bdloting C, o. Bachman received s
votes, Z. Wilverl ?. " Mhereupon
C, 0. Bachman was recommended.
Mr.. Bruner moved tina, the High Constable
be directed 10 notify all persons having OBJ
slruciions in The public highways of this
Borough 10 remove the same, and in case
the same are not removed within 30 days
after such notice, the Chief Burgess shall
lodge information against each indvidua! So
| offending, before some Justice of the Peace
which was seconded by Donnel,
Aud ii was unanimously agreed to- On
motion oil Mr.. Masser il was resolved that
he Borough Auditors be requested TO report
to the Council at next meeting.
Ga molten OF Mr.. Hendricks, the High
Constable was directed 10 notify Ira I
Clement to repair The slope wall which he
lore away; aud in case OF his failure tc
repair it, the Supervisors shall repair it a
Mr.. Clements cost.
On motion the right 10 construct whar
for s,eamboa, landing was granled the Sha
mokn Steam Tow aud Ferry Boat Company
Of s5 fee, between the wharf granted 10
B. Masser and point SO feet south o
Market street
Ou motion adjourned.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.

A terrible explosion occurred a, the Ches-
lerIield coal pits, IA miles from Richmond,
Va, on Monday last. Twenty men were in
the pin a, the time all Of whom were Instant
ly killed. but one, who was taken out alive,
but d'eadlully aud, it is supposed, fatally IN
lurel, The pin was over 600 feet deep
Several explosions have occurred hereloioIe
in lhe same mine, aud this las, accident was
caused by leaks hom old dsmps The bo'
dies OF the unfortunate men when taken on
were found 10 be- horrible mulilalel
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20

" The election held on Monday to
choose Supervisors for this Borough for the
ensuing year, resulted in The choice of
Christian Bower and George Zimmerman.
G. Nj. Yorks aud Peter Lazarus were
elected Assessors.
This is the third election we have had
this spring for Borough officers. They are
not SO numerous but that all might be cho-
sen on the same day. A new Borough
charter has been talked Of for some years.
There is ample time before August Court
to dran one. A town meeting should be
held at some early day TO consider the
matter.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20
EDITORS TABLE.


FAnM JounSAI.-Thc May No. of this useful
and highly interesting Journal has been received
1t is filed with various well written articles on
Agriculture, and gives much information TO the
farmer. No farmer should do without it The
Premiums for the next State Agricultural Fair
are published in this number. Address J. NJ.
Meredith & Co.. West Chester, Pa. Terms 81
per annum
HARrERs' MAeAzINE.-The May number of
this fdvorite magazine is upon our table. The
present number closes the fourth year and COM
pletes the eighth volume of "Harpcrd' New
Monthly Magazine" 1t is the aim OF the pub
fishers to furnish, in the most elegan: form, the
largest possible amount of the best reading to lie
selected from the entire field of American and
Foreign Literature and WELL they have sue
cceded Price $3 per unnuni, or 25 cents Il
number. Address, Harper s. Brothers, So
Beckman street. New York.
PEOPLES JouRSAL.- We acknowledge the
receipt oi the May number 1t is an invaluable
work for scientific men, mechanics and others
| 1t treats subjects in which all are interested.
Its illustrations practical and numerous, each
number containing between so and co. Price
8 per annum or 80 cts for month. Address,
a. E. Beach, publi,her, New York.
J TowER HALL CLoruIHu SroRr.-We refer
our readers to the new Clothing establishment Of
/ Mr.. John II. Danlield. See advertisement in
another column.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20

a. The aqueduet across Mahantango
creek on the Susqurhanua canal has given
way. This is a new structure, yet il was
conGdenlly asserted last winter that 1t
would yield to the fnl water let into it.
The breach will not be repaired for three
weeks,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20

TENliE House oi Representatives al Washington
having got holiday, Il is ssid that many OF
lhe menihens sfe going TO sisii Phlaislphis TO
80, liilo TeeIealioa and some nsw summsI
clothes, Al the senilsmsn and pa,fiols got
lhsls hon kesgaitt a Wilsss's cheap and
iashionshle eiathlas siofs, No. ill Chsslnul
street, corner u Frsnkhn Place, rhiladelphia.
fhila, lan. -, isai.--sx,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20
BosroN May IS

bnSfoN, May Is
From he Cape Of Good Hop Immense Gold
Fields.
The bark SPriusbolr, arrived here lhi.
morning b'iags Cape Town dates to the 2ilh
Of Mach The papers ars illrd wih ac.
counts OF gold diseoyos -, and The Nhole CA,
'rul OF the sovereignty is .aii 40 be lirh la
sa4. Il Is IepoHsd la hs more plentiful on
the surface Than Ia eilhsI California OF Aus
ITALIA hauy Pailies are leaving Cape Town
Zoe 'hv d'ssms'' AgAlrs aad other valuable
'lones sig sl,o found
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20
Brigade Orders.
MILITARY ELECTION


ISUBLIC n"tice is hereby given to all the
a Uniformed Companies in the lst Brigade
Sth Division r. L. NJ. that an election will be
held in each Company by the members thereof,
at their respective places of meeting, Monday
the 5th day Of June next, for the purpose Of
electng one person for Brigadier General, one
person for Brigade Inspector, one person for
Lieutenant Colonel. The companies composing
ihe first Battalion will at the same time elect one
person for Major Of said Battalion. The Cap
tains or commanding officers of each company
will superntcnd said elections, and take to his
aid two members of his company, who shall be
severaly sworn or affirmed to conduct said cleo
tions fairly and impartially, and two duplicate
returns make thereof stating the number Of
votes given for each candidate, one of which
shall be filed wit the papers Of the company,
and the other to be delivered or cause TO be de-
livered to the Brigade Inspector by the Superin-
tende ut within ten days.
J. II. ZIMMERMAN, Brig. Ins,
LIST Brig. sth Div. Z. U. NJ.
| Brigade Inspectors Office,
| Northumberland May 20, 1854. (
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20

lT The second battalion Of the lst Reg
imynt met at this place on Friday, the l2ih
inst, Tor parade and Inspection. The bat
TALON is composed Of the Farmers and
Mechanics Artillery, Lieut.. Pvale CON.
manding ShamokiE Grays, Captain Lake )
Shau,okin Guards, Captain Farrow Cad
waladyr Infantry, Captain Barnhari, and
Drwarl Guards, Lieut.. BTuner command
ing, Major Musneh aud Major Marta
were 10 the command. The companies,
though not iull, looked exceedingly well
and lhsiy dT,ll Sy company aud battalion
wa. very eredilabls. They were reviewed
by Mai, Gen. Kass, who eomPlimsnIsd
thea highly on their 6ns appearance aud
dull.
During The 6ring Of the bras hsli Piss'
BY the Ah,llry, a PTsmalurs d''shs's'
oeeurrsd which lohuaalsly INJURED no ons
The famfoa was carried sssslal hundf''
alis By The bIss oi the sAPles'on, ahs
shattered 70 pieces against 'As 'ail'oad s''
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20

~ Five prisoners escaped from our
county prison, on Tuesday afternoon, by
breaking hole in the wall. There is a
general goal delivery of this kind very
often, lately. The walls Of the prison are
entirely insufficient,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20

THE Louisville Democrat says hat one of
the jurors in the Ward trial took his plows
10 blacksmith of Stephensburgh, and offer
them, bnt the latter refused TO work for him
al all. One of The merchants Of the town
refused TO sell one Of the jurors goods 70 cash
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20

% CLERICAL CHANGE The unanimous
call given the Rev. Mr.. Emerson, of Low
ell, Massachusetts,, TO become the pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church, in North
cumberland, Pa, has been accepted. The
new pastor succeeds the Rev. James g.
Craighead, who has removed to New York
city.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20
TOWN LOTS
At PRIVATE SALE.

lNlGiiT ofthe most desirable lots, in the taNu
~ OF Shamokin, Northumberland county, Pa,
eau be had OF the subscriber on reasonable terms
Persons who have money 10 invest Ia this kind
Of property, will never have better opportunity
10 make purchase than ls now offered them
Shamokin has, Ia It's immediate vicinity, anu
pie resources 10 build up dfs, class lnirfioI
town. The miaing opefaIions uDdsf way, aud
IN contemplation arc u a character ~ warrant
The lafgss, expectations, iog the rapid sfos'h 81
the place ln buslnsss and la Populaiioa. u has
slfeady taken a start. and each .aeossdlns sea-
son wlll $50 q siill nof. pfasPsFon, As ''N'
ssquence ground 10 build upon viii ever lss,
hscolne mofs valuable, l.ois whirh mas - hsa
nss, al comparatively los fais, afs ne' hl'H
- be a the laagksi a sll iss ssNs hsHss
Nos Il ihs unis, ihrfeiof,, ~ nisss rnish.s
Pa lnisnnsiisn, eaRfefnins 10 sit-' ~
W. CHAs. A. HALi.
ssataiyi "a
sgnhsg, Msy 10. lsst
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20

UThe stockholders of The Sunbury and
Erie Railroad Company have accepted the
supplements TO their charter passed at last
session.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-20

l' is sall thai company Of eapilalisls IA.
o''n l''meil Nhh eA'Go,snoi Johnson Al
,e7 m esaa' ~A,sh n ~ b,l 81 ,ooO, ,oOO lor the
'-'' I'"'' lhs csmisa aad Amboy Con-.
l''l Nha's F's'',ivsl garilss Nsu Js,,sy IA
"'' s'rsshss ppsksls, wal giss sIa 600 oso