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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-16
Mechanics, IaycatOrs & Manufacturers.

v NoLUMhx. ofthe sCfF NTiPfc ANu.RtcAN c,,,.
mr,rss ca the lG.h scpteanlsf. Itis cheas deyo.
@ !" ndvaneen,eht ~ The nisre,ts NJ Mcehinics Inys,.
~ ~ ',,iuttnrefs, and Farinss. Is the difnsiuu vi
hH'weier mon these niniftri isnuehe- II s
o'dby Hen rraciiealb skillsi u, the nrs and ssnces
~ Hiueil rc.urrl n spgd ard able jnnrtni NenrIv
Nv wv we Nannbe PateuS which issue weekly frntn the
'uem ohce are Illustrated with EngruviBgs nnl the
~ h We Patents published in ils columns thus
s ii~ papef psriect Scientific md Areetahieal I'm
ytrsn itt future as well present reference The
american n very extensively cucnlatctls cir
uu"h W the last wiuiue eScecding 5000 c,pies per
wees. ~ o. nsm gv bishns ,sIcrf dune cnninins
scNe,a nured Engiavings and 300 pages uf Read
s haue with nii lpdcx The practical rec,ipts al,e
ar Wlh " any family much than slr-rilainn price
The Publishers tfsr the following ynhtntle nrizrs fnt
ue 'orees' s ~ sfscTihtrs sent in nv the lat J;n,re
hcN sun wlH he given r the lrg,s list ss5 fir Inv
Ntnu $40 ht the ti'h. Ssj fH the furh S5O for the
MN Si5 Tor the sixth SO fr the seventh Sli fnr the
cisnh, SH r The mnih, SIS fr bc tenih 500 for the
eleventh SIS ir the iweinh s'ofYr the thirteenth ,J
- i the fourteenth Ihe cash win he nad to the Crde,
1si, 1s5l 's'l'' '' '"'''"''9
ikRMs-One copy year So one cory six months 81
Nec'pes SIX m'nlsSt. ten copies six months as ten
cees Twelve innnihsS fifteen copis Twelve months
- twepiy copies twelve months s3s IN advance
Nn hu'nrro o subscriptions above 10 can be taken at
. lai Slio each Names cnn be sent in Mt different
times n1d irin different Post Offices .l
Iluthrth and Nes'ern m i1y taken Tor subscriptions
Letters sinnld he directed. pnsi-rnid IN
MI NM CO., tl9 v uH n street New York
~ Mcssrs. Mum x Co. are eStensiyey enunpcd in
procuring patents for new inventions and will advise
iEehnls wthout cnrge, in regard to the novelty OF
Their Improvements. -
. New York, Sept. 9, 1854 - 'f it
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a gricultural Fair.

NiE Executive Committee Of, the Noe
ihnmbcrisnd County Aariculiusf Socie-
v mel al Tie house of wr, Strpaier, IN
Northumberland 10 appoih Judges, deter
inIne a lisl Of premiums, anj lix = day ,of
he neat annual Fac 10 be hell al Sham6kin.
II was resolved 10 hyld The Exhibition al
>hanokin, oa Tuesday oclsbsrr7lh, between
he hDurs Ut . A. and Z. NJ. a r7alna.
The following gentlemen were appointed
a Commiiee,of arrangements: wv l.. Hell
ietsiein, Vim. Marshall, = A. Bergsifesse',
DOWN. Aiwaisr, W. NJ. Weaver, VIM
Fasely, Or g Robins, Eiidau John, W. n
Wilmington, John Cochfanr, Henry Long,
necksr, A. X. Fisk, Kimber Cleavsr.
tHfH r.r. ,,s.Un~ 9 a, ,.s,,,,,,1
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-16
Sl,elihaltv.

10 the Voters Of Northumberland Couhiy.-
FELLow -CirIzfSs:- | hereby announce my self
as the american Volunteer Candidate" at the
October ensuing Election for the Office of SHEER
IFF, for which solicit yorr sullrages. Having
been strongly encouraged by many Of my friends
throughout Northumberland couutv. herewith
oIlcr myself to your consideration for the Office
aforesaid. Should majority Of my fcilow-cii-
zens see proper 10 grant me their support,
pledge my self TO discharge the duties Of said Office
TO the best Of my abilities with fidelity and impair
taty.
JOHN J. AuTEN.
. Milton Juls On leEs
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CURE FOR ALL.!i
I'll Holioway's Ointment.

u = : Z" III = IL -
CHissns crihs Union,
ysiG, 70, e. lsr on. %, vt 2 Ne si WI. !. .,.,' 90
I, ,aaleey iwg ysag tpce usie 4 s,y I, o. u
" " sheidy V hls otniinsf more ceisli,ty tf s s ~
r..., T1IoNAs HOLLOWAY.
.ei c..fiiei % Ana and Nssssa stfss's New ya,s.
A'@p"ls'il ~ g RE OF SORE LEGS, ArTlg
-. NiNE YEARS 5fANDIND
1oiy q i'tt. from .hr. w. J. Laneiss. Of
I5'SHsI1ils, - fadki" County; Oorih Car6l.aSy
- - READ HIS OWN WORDS
II Fruf..sar io1IowAT. - - .....s
i, NJ !. not my wish 70 become no,,riuu. ,,,
s1y ti.t yor on,,s.,, t & ,.,e .nhe e wiling Lu 10
I,Ii1 cI'lnt nus diseases tina. n.,h /, Lstr' a. ,S
bsya d. - ~ wAo kue,y me 4, be, eui rr,.
aaic,edW.'n .,ius ni.t "a i"o i'ae & ssis wyv
- o. $ 'i ever fed T. the ot OF nan .,i , II, We
p hone al lit ',. 81 hsSid oi, e,gn-1 , tgsus.
nav, ,i.Se @ ~ OF tut Ointment, Which ce,s, t
~ Fts Z" h'' ard entirely fe..itcd ~ b.',l -, u
,i ms, -, 80 .'Se tn1 dsaEIe, and 70 the rsi,ni,iu.
NApF BINARY crRFoF "a "a Ngii;Y: p y,
ii'-' - H,ALl ArIHE POINT on uIAru >
cyly = q letter fr2m Nr. K. DrqaL Mem
~. D., CItlaas, NovtmJsY Oh, 1853. ="
s!,.t.. n i''--' '~1 55, CernsF II Ann and Naas-s
D.r & s.t- II is with hsartfst graii,uts rIny.
I. ,s ID ,. II He u1e Of Your Ointment and pITs 49,,
A-I r "... A-s I, Grgn fwsi. Fer ssycn years sia
& y. ijf-) was toiillt iNbiis, c,l Ii ., w q % gan,
,.a.' H : t.'A "ltee' 10 use Your Ointment ana pH,
e.. ~nss Go tAt n..oni.a, - III IT,, snsy elected
d, i' sa' Nlrlie..ies from NIs.trs 'yrjgbt O.,
g fu-rs," r-.. a'trrsl / h. =, ~ Va y, tus IN 'liocl
s., ." " A.'' i-t mt hat TINE, IL ,r,,yit',
L.. sag. -uscl err,ua, viii il' to- On. en- ,.p,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-16
RE- AND NORTHEAST RAILROAD
,REE 0FTuE EStP ,EnE COiRT.

hEE OF T"E >'P EVE 'o'"''
'aders OF the Ledger remember ihe
RE war, when, because the clllZens
would not permit railroad company
TO run through their 'oNn, IN viola.
aw, all New York goi into Mysteries,
handed lha, President Pierce should
5. army into tie field 10 attack the
Of Erie fot pulling up the rails.
,r deferred hy the Spnnk of the 1Wu.
The folly Of The request. the Presi.
not do it, aud Enc walked into
@ settle the matter, legally. The Su.
.Coni Of Pennsylvania have jus, made
se that the railioad is a public nui-
as II lies part upon certain streets in
rongh OF Erie aud part upon a public
They order that the defendants shall,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-16
,tsrniSa nISyovunt,-


if' Body riIi not s,nk.- A
Paper makes the following
fHf q"P4blish%ip Jeurnai OF
"a'ho, artist, Of his journey
Hlasel 10 Los Angeles, through
Err CAMP, May 3o.-we re.
mp all day yesterday and al
'ns we were on The road ,c
p''Pes some twenty miles dis.
We will 'fnd water and grass,
VI commence Journey over
ut OF fifty.6ve miles. We
his little stream for about three
he road tnrnei a little to the
,as anxious 10 see the head Of
Tor, from The appearance OF the
'ouniy,l judged IL 10 be very
iiPrait, several Other gentle
self continued mp the stream,
Ide OF half "A mile we came 10 "a
,hiriy.fve fee, wide and fof,y
ded by acacias in full bloom
he'd Though an opening, aud
epG,Oin the, clearesi aud most
teri ever tasted ]. the bottom
be not more than two feet from
and TO consist of white sand.
prepared him self for bath, aud
Iy divided 1.-THE crystal waiers.
considering whether ! should
i Mr.. Pratt calling 10 me thai
sible to sink, the water was so
hardly believed il, and TO be
certainly, also undressed and
What vas my delight and as
10 find that all my efforts so sink
raised my body out Of The
,ddenIy lowered myself, but !
ards as il | had .ifnck a spiitg. I
walked abou, the wafer mp 10
Just the same as if had been
ry land. The water, insiead OF
ct deep, was over titleen.-ihe
longest teni.pole we had along.
y impossible for a man TO sink
in il the sand on the bauk is
white ;Rhe temperature Of the
ahreuheit. lean form no indea :
,e of this singular phenomenon
ke also losses this quality, bnt
$ perfectly sweet. In The alb
other uame, | have called il
Spring | have. never heard il
$ possessing This quality, and
me one Of thu sdvans TO explain
lnoyancy. We fingered in the
cen minutes, VIXEN we dressed
our ride, highly delighted and
ur exploration. | made draw
pot and surrounding noum,ains.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-16
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, &c.

'ENIE undersigned would respectfully inform
n the citizens of Sunbury and the public gen
orally. that they have entered into co-parnership
uHder the firm OF kRAM N McQUADE. for the
purpose Of manufacturing Sash, Doors. Blinds,
&c. Also, Door and Washboard Moulding
worked TO order Their mandatory is at Ira
/. Clements Steam Saw Mill. where they will
furnish the above articles Of the best workman
ship and lowest prices
JACOB KRAM, ,
q. .r ys.sn JAMES j. McQUADE.
n. BAH orders left at I. 4. Cleme,i.'s Store
promptly attended to. .t..
5SnnhuTy, Sept. 2, ls5i.--.- -....,-r
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sHAMoKIN
Collegiate Institute.

NV. ". HILL, A. D., Principal. and
Teacher If Languages &c.
REV. q. ,. tlsRs ~ ART, A. NJ,
Teacher Of Sciences, DC.
MISS M. A. q. WALLACE, Teacher Of
! Music, &c. 'A-r " -
The secoIri session Of this institution vill
commence ori''vt hSrsps,, the f3th OF sfrrxn-
BEn. and will continue i4 weeks
Tuition in i'rinev Deparueps o . $500
NO Nassdsgie Nr1,i.: . ESzsa . o 500 100
Boarding 1t the instruction viii cost sSout
$I62t perweekp = 10 or ~ "a Ia
1t is desirable that pupils Wishing odrter tie
institution should attend at the commencement.
NO scholars received for less time than half
session. No deductions made unless in case Of
Protracied illness Tuition due the middle Of the
session.
Shamokin, Aug. &C. ls5i.-
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RUFFALOES by TILE ACRE.

A member of Gov. Stephens Northern
pute Exploring party, in long communica.
Ju TO lhe 81 Louis Republican,, wlllen
1m the head of Yellow Stone River, says OF
eiUcidents Of the party thus far:--"Ou
lnday, after march of some 10 miles, the
uha!oes were reached. They were belore
I'd on each side 0l the tam. For miles
head il seemed one vast drove yard They
'ere estimated by some as high as $500, 900
200 900 is considered as a very low esli.
nate Dlawihg up the tran al our usual
lal al noon, a large herd we're about hall "a
nile ahead. The hunters, six in number,
we're Immediately despatched, well mounted
IN spare horses, reserved for thai especial put-
pose, aud The whole train had an opportunity
10 Witness buffalo huni. The hunters dash
ed in among The herd, picked out the taliesl
Of the crowd, and then, separating The serc-
ted ones from The he'd, soon dsrpatctru
them. la au hour the wagons were sent but
a small distance from the route, TO receiye
the choicest pieces Of The buffalo. la The
BeAl lWp days mach The hunters were kept
some distance ahead, To keep oil ihe buiia.
loes: il was The only way The safe passage
Of the Train could be iusursd through The sra
Of flesh. The back mules and spare animal,
following Oh The Train being TOO numerous 10
be separately led, were hard 10 control; and.
despile every precantiOu aud care, one morse
and four mules were Iost-lhey Ceiling min
gled with the herd Every edou was made
TO reclaim ihem-hoofs sPepl in lheir al
Temp ted recovery. The effort was usee,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-16
NOTICE..

q PPLl0ATION viii he made 10. The IcgisI..
= ture Of Pennsylvania, at tho session Of
800, iQr The incorporation of u Savings Institu;o
win ulsconnting privileges, and with authoyii,
10 receive monies or depostes, in any sums fio,,
a a!'ne upwards, with capital of Fifty thousand
dollars to be located at Sudbury, Northuuher.
taHt county Pa, and to be called the ISrusrnlAL
S4vIsGs IssrIrurE. b a'f ,''S'-S
July /, l65i.-6m. -f ... ...t ..f
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Look Here 4! a'.ia..
- .-I
'' "71a PLAIN AND DECORATIVE
HOUSE. SIGN &. wRII PAINTED

'E'iE subscriber respectfully informs the riti
7cns OF Sunhury AMI virnity that he has
commenced the business of House. Sign and
wall Painting, plain and decorative. Also
'da1ing and Grainng, and imitation of wood and
marble. Also, Paper Hanging and painting in
zinc, gloss. &c,
N'B' Orders from the country promptly at
tended 10.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-16

M ASSwER REQvEsTED.-The quesris, I
has been asked vbyIl Is considered imro.
lite ior Reniirmen 10 20 into 'h- pressure &
l~'iies 80 then shut l-slesyes, whilst 4 Is cou.
g'leslsd N e,sy way correct for The ladies'
themselves 20 aPrs.s bslofs gsallsInsn
swiihsus any sleeves al all. tTs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-16
PGATEQRM SCALES

AR every description. suitable f5r Railroads.
~ &C.. for weighing Hay. Coal Ore, and Nler.
chandsc generally. Purchasers run no risk.
every scale is guaranteed correct. and il, after
trial, not found satisfactory, can he returned
wilh0ut charge.
Ia Factory at the Old Stand, established Cor
more than twenty wears. corner OF NINTH and
MELON Streets, Philadelphia. H......
...-- ABBOTT & Co.
Successors to ElliCott & Abbott.
Phila.. Aug 90 1851. SIN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-16
AUDITORS, NOTICE.

'HNiE undersigned, Auditor, appointed hy the
Il Orphans Court of Northumberland county
to make no rata distribution OF the moneys in
The hands of William V. Sherwood Admins
traitor OF Isaac Minner, deed, to and among the
creditors of said deceased, will meet for that pur-
pose, at bis Office, in Sunbury, on Saturday, the
9th day of Sepicmbcr 1854, at ten O'Clock, A.
NJ, of said day, when all interested may attend
if they think proper.
m.aa M. J.. HINDEL. Auditor.
Sunbury, Aug. &c, Is5i.-3t
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sENAROUS I. KRRBs,
MERCHANT T.A1LSG..
~ -ro..4sa SsIAEToLE

NJ (Opp5site' nc Dtpd,l 10 "
.b ESPEGTFUHLY infonns the citizens Of
Z "a SssHioIStlzmdrksdYIrhat he has COM
menced the aHote hoi,alrsS in tIe towntof snl-
mokin, aud will always keep Oh hand an asSort,
ment of Ready Made Cloihing Of every desc'ip-
lie also keeps on hand an ASSORTMENT Of cloths,
cassimeres, and all kinds Of goods, lT Mems
wearing apparel, which he will sell or make up
to order, 10 suitpurchaseTs, at the lowest prices
ShamOkin August 5. lsS4s--tL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-16
ADJOURNED SPECIAL
COURT PROCLAMATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that Special
~ Cpun or Common Pleas, in and for the
County Of Nouhumborlanj, 10 commence at
The CGuyt House, in he borough Of Sunbury,
at 10 o'eIaek: a., NJ, on .Alopday The lG,h
day Of October next, and viii continue ONE
-WERk..
Jurors are requested 10 be pnuclual in
their attendance. al III. time appointed
agreeable 10 their notices.
Given under my hand atSaubury, the 1oh
Oh day Of August, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight huudrei and iily-fout,
and the Independence Of he tailed States
OF America the 7sh.
--.-.-., WILLIAM d. KIPP. Sheriff.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-16
Miscellaneous Artialss

ne following cfmmiiees were Then aP-
pointed r..-..'
Honsrs A, E. Kapp, wm. B. Kipp,
lno. r. Eek, Benjamin GearharI, Dr.. WIN.
.AIaater, 40 W T4E .OL ECw.l9
EATTLE-J. c, Horton, John Nontgom-
cry. john Dppke,s Wm. Il Kare, Lcob
LelSennpgi tsh4mekiu.l o.ai,o, I'D ,f 'i
Hos Wm Marslp,lL s. A BergslreSset,
Wm Fqllmrr, John b, Parker, DAVID 9.
Aisul@mers, Gideon NJ, YOrks.l ,...... ''
SHErp -Thqs .Jqhuson,l' Andrew Arm.
slIona. Peter Hausawout, Dennis Woyerlon,
Wa D GeacimrL . ,E'E .gF
PorLTRY- Ehsha G. Barton. Geo. W.
Peal, W. T. ForsJl III, VIM. M. Weaver, l..
l. Brvan. s.st I.a. -fLFT
GRAIN Jesse Hensyl, Charles Riddell,
James EckmRn Jacob haus, David harIz
VEGETABLES Alex. Jordan, Jas. Pollock,
Aes. Coli, Horalio G Taggan, Eiida John
FRUIT John YounemaiI, Oh Bfuner,
Wm. | Greenougb, II. b Masser II j..
WolyeiOn. 5, r Peal, NJ L Shnlel, David
TasgaH, c w. Thafp Henry Donnel, chas
A. Kuiz, w, Law son, w Nj. Rockelelier.
ln this department, ifaUor will be lhs chief
criterion OF excellence. A full attendance Of
the .eomaiilee is roptideniIy anticipated
lMPLEMEsTsi--A,i r. Fax, DR. Robins,
Wa Alneneh, Rrnben Faeely, Benjamin
Hendricks. ISsf.ef f44E .s.ul.ls
DuRy, ETC William Deppen, BeuJamin
Woivsrion W fnlIns, Charles Plea'an'',
Ira T. Clement. -li'- ped fHiy
b5xEsxic AlvyAervRrs.-!. hasnehj
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To the Voters of Northumberland County

Encouraged BY my numerous lriends, | oll.r
myself as candidate for the Office Of
SHERIFF.,
and promise, if elected, 10 discharge t,e duties
of the Office faithfully and punc,ually, which
my experience win enable me to do
HENRY READER
McEwcnsyiic, July IS, lS54--- ,.. .,tI.s
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Daguerreotypes!

N -.a WASHINGTON STOUT.
Sunlury, Sept, ., lS5i.--4t ,.1
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SuhOury, Nug. 70, INoI.-3l.
WORLDS FAIR PREMIUMS.
PIANO FORTES

rrnREE PRIZE MEDALS have been awarded to the
l very etgan; and superior t'..
PIANO FORTES
Exhibited ly the subscribers at the Crystal Palace In
making tile above announcements they would take this
opportunity 10 retain htir thanks 10 their numerous
cinds for The extensive and crl patronage heretofore
cX tended 60 them. nnd assure them TINT pains will he
spared 20 sustain the aticric rcpta airtndy aaiiicd.
In ,rer g the greatly increased demand fpr their
Instruments, they lveHdicl largely to their nIanunc'u
rlgg facilities. which they trusi VIII enable them m iuiure
10 promptly meet every detnaid
Also, on baud ass nriment Of very snpetor MELO-
DEANS, Of every style and at low prices.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-16

NEW YORK, (Adioning 81 NchoIns llnte
y. B-PrcHiums were awarded by the American Insti
tu;e To their Pianos five years in succession
Ncw l,Tk, Aug 20 ls5I-Gm -
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PENNSYLVANIA WIRE WORKS,


No. 2l .ireh Street, ADORE Front,
PrIiLApIr pEaylA.
rEHHE subscribers have on hand, and are con.
& s,antIy manufacturing
SiereS, Riddies, Screens, WOcen JFires,
of all mrshcs and widths Also. all kinds Of
plain aud fancv Wire work. Brass and Iron
Wire Sicvcs OF ALL kinds Brass aud Copper
Wire Cloth for Paper Makers. &c, Cylinders
and Dandy Rolls covered in the best manner.
Heavy Twilled Wire for Spark Catchers,
Sievcs for Brass anil Iron Founders, Screen
Wire. Window Wire, Safes. Traps, Dish overs,
Coal and Sand Screens, &c.
BAYLESS. DARBY & LINN.
PhiIa., Aug. 9, 1854 SIN.
Front Street Wire ManufactCry.
WATSON & cox,
Sieve, Riddle, Screen and Wire Cloth
MANUFACTURERS,
Ne 40 North Front street,
Corner Of Coomb's Alley, between Market aud
OIL. Mulberry (ArciO Streets.
r ... Philadelphia,
MANUFACTURE Of superior quality. Brass
I'VE and Iron Wire Stoves of all kinds; Brass
and Copper Wire Cloth for Paper Makers, &c.
Cylinders and Dandy Rolls covered in the best
manner -E.
Heavy Twillcd Wire for Spark Cotchcrs
Scyes for Brass and Iron Founders, Screen
Wire Window Wire, Safes, IraI 5, Dish Covers
Coal and Sand Screens, DC. Fancy Wire work
of every description.
Phila., Aug 10, ls5i.--3m.
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PENNSYLVANIA, :.
---> 30 certify that The ah,ye aul f,rcgaino, is
sEif tIuc and correct cuEy of the 1:tS' and 'slYs
(~~ taken ou ihe ..Iiesoatiu relative to an rrl,r,
...l. meN ~ The Consiiiuu1 1mCf ihc CpmmluwcalA"
as the same appears on tlc Journals of fne two
Houses Of the General As-clnb'v, Of this Com
Inonweaih for the Session oi l-ji.
.-.. WiiugsSuy imud guI tie Scgl Cf said oncs
.... this drsi day OF July, one thousand eight huu
drcd md ity-iour. b. ....F
e 4. BLACK,
SecIeteTT Il iAs Commonwealth.
july f.. 1lJi FIN
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-16
l7nEsE AND PURE DRUGS,

si.f lat 10 i'le irhiic the Iurge}t aud bes
- S-!'cte3 stocA. ever opened in his section o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01
CITY TRADE REPORT.

r M.
BREAsrurs Flour WAS st les active and 40. 10
per bbl lees valuable TIE Gays bushes comprised II
mixed &c fancy Western =, 50 06A 80 2b and other
grades at proporonste figures. III tbs above have
inc uded reported sae OF loo bbs Common state, &c
lverAble during Mar At IS So There 500 bbis
Southern dspoGed a. at 50 50 Is for mixed TO straight
AK for avorits and 50 90 SO for fancy per
toi Canadian ard rye flour were unchanged Sales
usnspred Of 100 puuchsons BrAr ySine cornmeal at
s2l and $40 bbls Jersey do, deliverable n March,
ii s4t0 Wheat snd barley quiet ane nonira 10
the abroad Depot At 81 20 81 2ls Decline State and
W.s'e eats were moderately Zeal. IN, at 56I. 60c
eetby within the range Ths trans ceons 10 corn EN-
brseeo % ooo bushels clo,irs at ESQ o.; for Nav
jtrse, aLe river aec pc for Southern .hte aad
yellow; $50 81 for old Western xs' Gai 81 81 o.
FOR do round yeIlow-a reduction
CoTToN -Tae days sales reachsd 3 $50 bales. fol-
iows-Fo. expor. 25os; home us-, AIS snd sp.su!s
C,rrTK : oaly 80 bag, Lasuayra changed hands, =
i2lc perlb ". have besp pf that tina stocs OF
cn,e ON hand e.ls, inclut-d eooto -se4sg.. Ri; 10
600 90 Java leo St Domingo, and 1000 Marso>ipo-
together, 70 90 packages
FRgleHs vero dull ana favored ship oers SINE
bales of eettop we5s tsk'a At IL a!i corn ia
bushels wheat engaged pvass term, and 900
bbls. resin At H. Sd To Cation mia, ranged from 60c
66c. GER foot To Havre, flour ut $50. and wheat
ohs Whale and sperm vsre firmly held but appeared
inscive .ales trsnspEed Of few thousand gallons
lipseed at 100. 76c; Snd 500 gallons rapssosd,
terms not made public; other kinds varied little.
PRovrIoss Pork continued to tend upwards. The
cOn6i6too IT oOu Az Sl0 40 $lb oO
for mess; SIS IS for old do Sl3 rs for prime
$l2 30 for old do Per Dbl Dressed hogs ANA out
unaltc1 ed. The sales OF lard reached 500
bbs, part on the spot ct 10lc. 10kc but chiefly
arrive private terms There have been 400 bbls beef
disposed OF within former range Ohio aud State
ter mere inquired for 1T lac . Ito and l8o go
pr b. Fair to prime cheese commanded to-day, l0s
10 per ID.
suGAks Tier. Is better demand. The days business
con ustd Of 900 hide Cubs, at 4kc 30 $50 Texas
private contract; 70 New Orleans, at 4ko. 40. so
Porto Rise IN bond for export At $40 with $50 b,Ess
brown and white Havsna, slightly damaged (by auotioo3
1T $40. ae16c., PERIL We spIesd comparative stats.
men Of The stock Of sugars ming in this market
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bEUUNU BOARD.
eSOn N " Can Eis 81 Q0n p.rbav
Mines and Mining.

TUESDAY, Jan 3l--8P.M
The sales to-day rather small North Carolina Ia
again becoming active; it closed At 3s Ripley has i'm
proved u. Phoenix Gold Is stationary at $780,, not With
standing the return Of the President. Lehigh has i'm
proved u and In fair demand at g. Ulster La stss y
at B. Cumberland Coal h As improved H. and is In de-
nand at 81 VS. quote Parker Vein Al 69S Potomac
with the A bella dividend Ia In demand At 2 without
81 q Amor the Boston stocks "a was bid for Dams;
u for Toltec az for Douglas Hougbton for Pho Dix
Copper; lo for Eagle Hxrbor 10 for Isle Royal MIA
eral and Deep River quoted At Conrad varies from
&c. to zoe.
MINING BOARD, JAN. 81.
100 abs Lehish zinc .b3 800 shares Ulster a3 i
100 co........ b3 3 200 North Casolns bio 8 x
eco North Carolina 81 100 do $50 IS,
200 Ripey.......... ~ 400 Pbaaix Gold $50. sos
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ITO LET-THE PREMISES NO 7Os BROADWAY THE
lower occupied for VI PLUMBING business and
part hair dressing saloon Lot Is BY 49,
sion given first For terms apply At $50 Hous ton
afr ofJ L
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This aggregate composed Of safety fund bills, not
dollar Of which secured. The banks have right to
iAsue their old notes. but they do SO apparently with
impunity The Legislature has been appealed to
times pass such laws the circumstances Of the
required but nothing has yet been done to remedy
move the evil The banks above named have been
gAnizsd under the general banking law and fauduenty
obtain circulation, to . large amount, without dspo
sitting any security with the Comptroller
TIE annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of certain articles exported from this port during the
week esding and including Saturday, Jan u.s. 1854 dis
tnguishng the destination and extent OF shipments to
each place -