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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06


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Gitps uno StIitbcn Waanufattursn, tettbSno aus
65 preu,
ntlhe dttr 1000 paor pcn olItn Scrtsn, GrSetn uni
prtltn snttalt.n, Die i'm Stanee inp on btratatlts
ten prriltu ,u pertauftn. Daruntsr tSfinncn feb
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
S6nbn116er berlQnat.

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9hubs uRo Gtieft GtabIiesmcntscn
Msrs unb Srnes.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
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baItsnp t46 Ndrr, mebr pper prniser. Die Scr.
brberunecn parauf Tnp
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ltm Saunlhip uno Gauntp.
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rartuns poR
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6. Sranstin Sub,
Oapio @ilbert,
Guardians rrr ninbriSbrissn 8inter.
Dur@ bic Gclrt.-N. Messfr, Glet.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
Grnfli6e Na6ri6t.

aae Sclde, bic nod fir Srsli6e SeCienuna
uno Ntrriltn ltaIria iinp an Octtcr 6 bartce
y. 9of man, uno an Die Iriiber tefanrene
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bin pcn MIllerltcwn. 2Cda Gdmtp, Fnc hermit
erIuht, rbne 6ebl Swiiden nun unc Dem 10ten
Sanuar, 1885, atSukejlbsu. an BEN llnterIdrie.
benrn in W,llcretcwn, In pei1en Sdnrcn ric Sd
der pm OpttCr 6Uifmdn fIuo, 70 pie aud bic
Strma' Sd hrr pCn Scffman unO 9riirnrins. Da
eieS Die eBte 9fldri6t it, bic eecpearn scaeten
piro. 70 TT rrpartrt odb nemnnp SrrIdumrn riro
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06

100. 900 @rsmptart in ne:
niger ais tinem .Sohr psrtauft.
@tut neut aus9abe. purhit;
ben unb ptrbrHilt
DR.. Hunters Meti-
cal Manuel and Hand
Book for the Afflicted.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
Cbarlrs S. MaGfD,

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&c. % SitsbamiItcn StroFe, atratc atsenatsr ess
erutib:rCfrnirtcn Stride, SIlentduH,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
yOtenG1, fenne bios"

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icilte Gin GrsIptar tffsin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
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iu cfIrtrcn. Infer Stcd umfaBt
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(e,t btlttu in Ger G8ttt,)
BRENT fuib uno collar Sbmal3tompen,
Chandeliers,
fir G5Gs. Ninc Sd, Cellar GhmaI; uno Ituib,
9all unb patent Spring 5anblaternrn,
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tramnrcn.
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t9uo9 ron Sirdru uAp anoSru Sfsntihsn 0tbaupen
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06
aDi1ti9e lleni9keit!

Da eie lintcrihriettren init ciuauctr in G5thSfts;
8srbinouue strtcn iiuo, untcr Der Sirma prn SQtrr
uuo Rcnec, 0ts 9Bbrrals pauettr in
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05

u SnAMoKIN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
The ceremonies OF the laying Of the
corner stone Of this institution took place
on Wednesday last. Besides the regular
7 O'Clock train an extra train of cars left
this place at half past 8. The cars were
more than filled, they were ammed.-
Shamokn was crowded with strangers and
visitors, and the hotels were doing smash
ing business. When we arrived on the
ground Professor Schumacher was delivering
an excellent address. He was followed by
David Taggart, Esq, Of Northumberland,
in brief but eloquent address, which was
well received. The concluding ceremo-
nies of laying the corner stone took place
shortly after, for which we did not remain,
finding it necessary 10 seek something more
substantial than mental provender, and
which the Hotels furnished in good style
and abundance.
Governor Biger was not in attendance.
Judge Pollock was detained at home by
illness.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05

W SuNBUEY AND ERIE RoAD.-The
people of Erie are not at all satisfied with
the statement in the Philadelphia News,
that MesSrs. KneasS and Roberts, two OF the
three Engineers appointed for re-examina-
ton of the route, are of the opinion that
the location Of the road west Of Lock Ha-
ven is of doubtful reliability, and recon-
mend a re-survey, or at least the route
should not be adopted further west than
RidgwaY.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05
plckans has received about f2oo 900 from
MS pen since 1896, he has spen, i, All-and
more n" ""

Apoplectic Symptoms. .-1iPTeven,;v. :, lar
Ter than Cure.n-Mr James VS.. oeu
South Seventh street, book S,oreI ws. AZ. "
lect 10 glddiness, with heavy and d,owsv feel,
lnes, his blood flew to the head a, the lea..
excitement, and he so frequently fell down
lnsensibie, tha, it was unsufe To- leave hin,
whhont an attendant. His medical man ,oli
ms family candidly, there was no hone for
MN, whereupon they dismissed him bow.
ever. Holloway's Pills cured him in ,wo
months, and he attends TO business. rbe.s
rus a'e equally serviceable in all disorders
oil the liver and stomach.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05
MR.. MONTGOMERY d; THE LIQUOR LAW

When the Maine liquor law was before
the legislature, Mr.. Cook, one of the most
ultra-remperance men in the House offered
an amendment 10 the prohibitory liquor
law, requiring Justice Of the Peace, on
the oath of two citizens TO issue warrant
TO the Sheriff, Marshall or Constable to
search the premises described, wherein it
is suspected spirituous liquors are kept or
deposited for sale. The liquors seized are
10 be sold, and if they cannot be sold they
are TO be destroyed, if not legally kept
This amendment was agreed TO, Yeas 50
Nays 3S-Mr. Montgomery voting in i'll
favor, as can be seen by referring 10 the
Daily Legislative Union, middle column o
page 1919, and on the same column it vii
be seen he voted four times in favor Of The
bill. Who is willing to have his hous,
searched BY the Sheriff or Constable Sucf
as are will no doubt vote for Montgomery
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05
DAVID B. MONTGOMERY on 10TH SIDES
OF TuE LIQUOR LAW.

For the 5enefi Of those who may doubt
our assertion that Mr.. Montgomery voted
on both sides Of the liquor law we refer
them to the Legislative Daily Union,
which Montgomery carries with him, but
nsper shows II osked 10 refer to the pages
pointed out by us. On page lGi, 3l coli
umn, March Sd 1884, it will be seen that
when the bill was first before the House,
Mr.. Montgomery voted against it, aud it
was lost-Yeas II, Nays 81, Ma, Mont
gomrry voting "nay." On the 22d ol
March, page 80, on the final passage Of
the bill, he voted IN its favor, when 1t va,
esuied-Yeas 90, Nays ~, Mr.. Monlgom-
ery voting "yea" as will be seen by lh,
published vote in last weeks paper,
Now we have already stated that It VA
vrry convenient 10 DC on both sides, aud
thu, ahsa. Nc Montgomery meets with
man opposed 10 the liquor Law, be show
h,s 6f.l vote, bat lsl those oi our iI'snd
who are opposed 10 the Law, ask him ''
tuia 20 page 2lO snd they will there ss'
that be voted 10 favor Of the billion IL lna
paaage. This is perhaps what "Rush,
the eolrespondrAl u the Gazsllv means u
a,ing thai "Mr Montgomery PrTiofms'
his DUTY AT siniyf ia a good, old, ia'lhlu
p,mssf.iie maaasf" What a libel u
o.f ~ l4shisasd ismoefals, ~ soihl a.
th,n a,ih iL.4 -snhll dod.rf,'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05

GJ~ CoNGREss.-ln the House there has
been quite a flare up in consequence OF
some verbal alterations in a Minnesota
land bill after it had passed the house. Mr..
Stevens Of Michigan rose to explain, and
said that himself and the clerk had advised
it, and that it was an error ofjudgment on
the part of MIR. Forney and himself. We
do not ,hins the matter at all crediable, to
the judgment of either.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05
EDITORS TABLE.

~ The DocUMENTs.-The friends of
David B. Montgomery will no doubt deny
the statements we have made in regard 10
his votes in the Legislature. We have
referred to the date and page OF the pub
liShed records, which are open for the in
spection Of any one who may wish to see
them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05
See Here |!
j. +. & |. +, Kline

oW sell al remGrkGkaJly low prices for Cash,
Oor a fer weeks only)
EhiElR entire stock of Dry Goods and all
other goods usually kept in a Contry Store.
Now Is your time to purchase, for the oppor-
tunity will last short time. Can and see n,
the store OF J. F. d F. Kline, Upper Augusta
August 3, 1854
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05

Ma. EpuoR -
wo1ld u nol bs Ssll iof AZ, B,isl.
spash, tbs eandidAls ieI fIolhenelaiy Who 10
~ anIioas 10 lake the place u Ms BsaiL, 10
vail a~hils a. q was, ! uadeIslaai, oaly oh
lhe ilh VI Ausasli lsla, lhai be bseams a
sallsa Vi lhs unusj slslss.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05
SENAR0US L. KREBS,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
SHAWUKIN,

" IOFFONIIt We DtpOlJ
n b ESPECTFULLH informs the citizens Of
EG Shamokin and vicinity, that he has com.
menced the above business in the town of Sha-
mokin, and will always keep on hand an assert.
ment of Ready Made Clothing of every descrip
ton.
He also keeps on hand an assortment of cloths,
cassimeres, and all kinds of goods, for Mems
wearing apparel, which he will sell or make up
to ORDER to suit purchasers, at the lowest prices.
Shamokin. August 5, lS14.-tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05

" The late Foreign news published in
another column is important. Austria and
Prussia are inclined TO further negotiations,
and active war measures seem TO be sus-
pended for that purpose. In Spain the
Insurgents have taken Madrio, the capital
and sacked the Queens palace at Salamanca,
and a new ministry has succeeded the old.
In breadslufs there has bees another heavy
decline.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05
Murder OF Miss Jane MCrea,
BRASS BAND,

composed ruiifely u Native lniiahs us ehp
lud,an Brass Hand ia the World anl 'oi hA',
mony and execution Of Music, have We L9ss'
amons ths travelling banis u 'hs DAY ~
whole combination iofns the ulsalssi A1".su'"
e,sI presented the AmeTean psoPle
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05
nj A II IL lie ID.

on The 3oih ult., by John D. Conrad ESQ
Hr JACOB SHArFER, TO Miss MARsARr2
FOLK, both Of Lower Augusta.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05
Good Intent Fire Company !

A MEETING of the Good Intent Fire Compa-
IN ny will be held at the Court House. on
Monday evening next. All persons desrous of
joining this Company will please attend.
By OnDER OF THE PREsIpENr.
Sunbury, August ), 1854.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05

iimsst0a as osais, CAlldrfa uHdsI ~ yfa''
" ass, Aalf Pfief
uasrs open al . anl ? a'slaek y NJ tshsi''s
so,n,nsns,s .l "A aad Z e'slask Y. NJ tod
oidsI all b. pie,sesi. ssais is,si's' ~,
l.aliss. cssnssus sad ollislns t'hsi' su'
alaays H. lsaAi "a alisnjaaes. Tbs paliA Hssl
rssl asss,si ihsi no siisi sal h siais1 g. i'ls'
,his a. assi aiiiafgss .hA ssfu, ,ss si'isiss,'
assui VI lhs gisssa ai asi aai all aad "a -
b.iisn ssh ssfih, liis sitsaiiea sni . His's-.
4 lAass ,niffssssa ~ IA asnnsis an1 fss''s4s
u Asiiaa fsli - sins sssf,
Asgs.i ~ lusi "a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05

MAMMOTH Fee A Chllagong hen,
belonging to Mr.. d, C., Call, OF This place
Laid an Egg on The 2Oh inst, which measn-
red o! inches IN length, aud 7s inches IN cir.
cuuniernce. This may seem large egg
story, bat It Is nevertheless tTue,-MlitOR
DemOrdi.
o. This egg must be abou, the size aud
shape OF a large ear OF corn-9l inches
long by abou, . in thickness. This We
look upon as the most eggslraordinary sto-
~ OF the season. We should like to know,
Colonel, II II was all laid in one day.
Tug Ngw LAsp BiLL.-The following are
the principles embodied Ia the Homestead
bil Ieesully introduced inIo tho Senate by
Nj. Hunter aud which has passed that body
!, A reduction OF graduation oi the p'lees
OF the pablo lands.
P's'smP'Ioa rights, giving tho inI righI
10 the States respectively IA which the pub
lie lands may he, TO tho whols OF them, al
the reduced and graduated prices,
.. rle'smPllon gfaala si land 10 States loI
Iall''oaJs and canals, Al the reduced aud
giadualsd pIiess,
a. P's'smPi'oa tights 10 bold sooi ioI dss
yeals 10 aelaal sslllvfs, heads VI iam,lisl, iof
oas hsai'si AID sllly asiss each, q, the
losssl lsieellen VI issnly lys esals psI
asis, % lsslss sni hall ssals loI saeh
lanis as n., have essa Va lhs mslksl sssi
lssniS isal'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05
SUNBuRY PRICE CURRENT
New Advertisements,
DICKINSON SEMINARY.
Male and Female

NEXT TERM will commence Aupnst IA
1854 Total Iexpense for board, room
washing lights, fuel and tuition in English
Latin x Greek, from $50 so to $25, per ouar,
ter Students should be here on the 23J.
THOS. BOWMAN,
,vn.- Principal.
Wllliamsport, Pa August 5, ls54.-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05
WASHINGTON Fire Companv

A meeting of the Washington Fire Company
will be held in the Grand Jury Room, on Mon
day evening next. PUEctual Attendance is re-
quircd.
BY order of the President.
Sunbury, August 5, 1851
al GRAINlNGS.-Drop, Black, Raw I'm.
W Der, Burnt Terra de Sienna aud Vandyke
Brown. Steam prepared from the New Jersey
Paint and Color Works, for sale by
WElSER & BRUNER.
Sunhury, July 80, 1884
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05

Warfare, etc. brought from the uncNilized Tribes
of the West, expressly for this Great Exhibition
War Knives made of Sharks teeth, War Clubs
of every description made with nothing but the
Flint and she'll showing the great ingenuity oi
the Red Man; Blankets manufactured from the
bark of Trees knick.knack sacks used by the
Indian in carrying his Tobacco; stone Battle
Axes, War Spears, Wampum Belts, War Pipes
shaped from solid stone, Calumet Of Peace
Tomahawks. Scalping Knives, etc. together with
the largest variety OF Bead, Moose Hair and
Porcupinc Quill work ever exhibited.
In the afternoon may be Witnessed the eIcluhs
sport of Shooting at Targets with Bows ana
Arrows showing the wonderful eNPerlness ae'
quired by The Indian in the use OF this simple
weapon At each Entertainment will be repre-
senied in three parts, the Historical Scene OF
Poclakoaias saring tte life ofCap, S@'fh,
Also the Scalpsg Scene, Rescue from The Burn
ing stake, SC. At the close oi the Evening
Exhibition will he presented The celebrated he'o-
lutionary scene Of the
Murder Of Miss Jane M'trea,
who len her home, 10 IoiL her lover IA the b"''h
Army, aud was killed by party OF Indians sent
| 10 conduct her.
The Chiels accompanied By their attendants
will make grand cnlroe into town % ounled 'h
their Indian Ponies, dresssd ia full Indian COS
tune, painted and hlb equipped iof WA ~'
tween 10 aud ~ O'Clock, 4. NJ preceded H
f. a. a.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05
sunbury, Wednesday, August 10th.

At each Entertainment kawshawgance. the
most eloquent Indian Orator now living. will
give hricf description of his county, the condi.
ton OF his nation at the present time-showing
the great immoral Influences cxerIed among his
people, by the large class OF Fur Traders now
residing IN their midst Also, Their Religion.
Behei, SC.
The following interesting dances, ceremonies,
games, Sc, will be represented hy his large
Troupe OF Natives, as enacted hy their people at
the present day, Their solcmn and implcssi,e
burial Ceremonies, Chanting 10 the Spliil OF a
departed ehlellain, &e lndian Council-coun-
o'l spseehes, snoklng the Mar Pipe, Nc. The
Indian MeUy Making, oF the dfsl day OF kadu,
sama. Indian eourship, Marriage Ceremony +,
Marriage Songs, Nc, indian Rain maker calling
upon 'hv Great spnll iof Rain. The Indian
Prophet oF Medicine Man, Who places great
eoni',lsncs IA 'hs ei.caey of hls Msi,eins bas,
casting out diseass tom a slrk in,lian bT En'
ehanlmsnL fIom ,hs many kp,As pANeEs
'hs following Slll hs represented by ihs Chisis
aud Aiisudanls hatiaway, of sasfed llance,
Harvest baHce, piscasgfS % sPy Dance, huiialo
paaes inilaling ,hs huaalo, coaItns Dance,
SNAKE pancs, ossru eefa Danes, Naf pshes,
ilsalh banss, bsaI psnss, nanrs II hunisi "a
q snes, a., fhe shale sll b. accompanied
~iih 1hs essi pieces VI ~ild lndian a'asss' 'ens'
Ae,
hash sslsiasny a. spsssnlsi sll - sApi.'n'
~ b lhs sh,si Aasshasssnss' ~ 'hs s',.'s''
'isaiias " ,li pisssst f'sa, ne hs'ss s''.s
ilen " Isiiasiiisr, ihf 1hisl all sshiii, anu
s,llass 'hs - u hs b'issins .i'''''' - p''.''
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05
IYashburn's unique and inte, ,esting
.l]lGt.2,.Gl@ Cg A,.Gr.Ia2,{t..G1gTg
of the manners and customs Of the
u UNCIVILIZE ID INDIANS
OF THEFAR WEST,

Given under a large pavilion accommodating
$500 PERSONS.
The celebrated Chief kawshawgance from the
Walaitpu Nation of the Indian tribes west OF
the Rocky Mountains, and the young Chiefs
Ahwanetunk aud kimmewean, from the Great
Sioux Nation, together with Okatewoula, from
the Callapooya tIibe with their large troupe OF
Warriors aud Females from the Plains and from
west OF the Rocky Mountains, will give true
exhibition of the manners aud customs of the
Untutorcd Red Man OF the Fosest al
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05

Peaches and cream are served up al the
Piusburg hotels.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05

TO ADVERTISERS The circulation of the Suhhu''
American among the different towns on the susqueh''
is not exceeded ifequoed by any paper published III Nof'
err PENNSYLVANIA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-21
The NorsSlk New. h,, tn. following remark. in

Tho Norslk News has the following remarks in
respect to tho Internal Improvement Convention to as.
sembe in Norfolk, on the 9Th Of November next. We
trust that every city, town, aud county in the Com
monwealth will DO represented there I, is to be
local or sectional gathering but emneny Slate in
It's character and Objects and such deserves to be
well attended by citizens from every portion Of the Old
Dominion
OBJECT Of the proposed conventions declared in
the resolutions calling it, is devise system Of inter-
nal Improvements which shall best to the citi-
Iens Of Virgnia the trade within and beyond Dor
de to which they justly entitled. 10 fdrtheance
OF this objectt is desirabeha every part the State be
properly and fully represented that sectional influence
or feeling be allowed sway its deliberations control
Its action l. is trjy to BE- State convention. and not
local gathering; meeting II all interested in the pro-
sre:s and prosperity Of the "Old Dominion" 10 which
fair discussion shall take psce, and wise and prudent
eounse's he Exc anged, and plan devised and meas
ures RECOMMENDED, that shall bind the entire State
with hoops vf steel. in common brotherhood Of inter
est.
There is no desire that packed jury should assem-
Die on this occ,s n Let each srciiu, Of the State
%hse views may be opposite, send their best men To
defend them"