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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-06-02
WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL

WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL
Fpoa raI LANCASTER CoLLIERr,
Northumberland county, Pa,
w ments, and are prepared TO offer TO the
public very superior article, particularly suited
fer the manufacture of Iron and making Steam.
Osr sizes Of Coal are:
LUMP, for Smelling purposes.
STEAMBOAT, : for do. and Steamboat
ECO: for Family use and Steam.
STOVE, }
pE. ' for Limeburners and Steam.
Our point Of Shipping is Sunbury, where ar
engagements are made to load boats without any
Delay.
COCHRAN, PEALE & CO.
J. J. COCHRAN, Lancaster.
C. W. PEALE, Shamokin.
BESJ. REISHoLn, Lancaster.
A. bAukGARpSrR, do.
n Orders addressed to Shamokin or Sunbury,
viii receive prompt attention.
Feb. 10. ls55.-Iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-06-02
PEATTcRN SCALES

nF every description, suitable for Railroads,
" Sc, for weighing Hay, Coal, Ore, and Mer-
shandise generally. Purchasers run no risk,
cry scale is GUARANTEED CORRECT, and
a after trial, not found satisfactory, can be re-
iprned withou charge.
~ Factory at the Old Stand, established for
aore than twenty years. corner of Ninth and
Melon Streets, Philadelphia.
ABBOTT & CO.,
Successors to Ellcott g. Abbott.
Feb. II, 1866 8 mo 81
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-06-02

TIE HUMAN VoIcE.-God has made the
whole earth vocal with sweet sounds. The
untraveled forest echoes the notes of the wild
bird, and the inhabitants of men are made
glad by song of the feathered minstrel But
above all, the human voice, that combines
the highest charms of sweet sounds with the
Inspiration OF thought, is given for no ordina-
ry purpose OF earthly pleasure. lnits whisper
OF affection how grateful. For its participa-
hons in JOY how unskeaksble.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-06-02

PADDLE YOUR OWN CANoE.-Married, Mr..
John Paddle 10 Miss Canoe.
Very independent that man who can ex-
claim with the poet,
II paddle mine own canoe"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-06-02

at the deaths. Finding that none OF her ac-
quaintances had committed either one or the
other. she turned to the advertisements.
One in particular attracted her atten'l9n'
and we will look over her shoulders as she
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-06-02
The Sunbury American,
PUBLISHED EVERY sArURDAr
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OLIVER BASSELIN.

BY HENRY W. LoNGFELLow.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13
IFrade between Cincinnati and Rich.
mond.

= Our Trade WITH THE SEABoARD-Within the
tast year or two, Baltimore has become more
I.npOrtaui market for Cincinnati AS regards pro-
Sisions, than New York. aud there is now more
Cincinnati cured provisions sold in that city.
than in she latter. Since the opening of the Bal
tirhoreand Ohio Railway, through from Wheel
ing. our trade with Baltimore has increased
With wonderful rapdity. and. consequence,
has extended TO several points south of that city
Richmond, the metropolis Of old Virginia, has
become an important market for Cincinnati, and
our trade with thai city Is increasing very rap
idly. This city, which has been for years in a
kind Of dormant state, is now rapidly being
ushered into commercial life and activity, by
the powerful influence Of its railway cOnnec-
tons Heretofore, Richmond has obtained her
supplies of Western products from New York
aud Baltimore but now, by means of her rail
ways, she is enabled to procure them from the
West direct; thereby saving large per centage
in the way of commission, &c, heretofore paid
to northern merchants Large quantities Of ba
con, beef, lard oil, cheese, seeds, whisky, can
dies, &C., all the productions of the West arr
! needed for the Richmond trade. and her want
will increase rapidly from year to year.
Five different railway routes now terminals
in Richmond, thereby concentrating a larg
southern trade in that city, and making it
most advantageous distributing point for west
ern produce needed by the country West an,
South Of Richmond.-Priee Current.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13
MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE,
)F ClNClN n All
SESSION OF 1854.

rNHE regular Course of Lectures In this College, will
Il commense Monday, October the 18th, and con-
tinue until the ensuing March.
Preliminary Course will commence at the College,
on the LIST f the month, and continue until the regular
Session the 18th; also Clinical Lectures nj the Hesp
tails and at the College Dspensary, which will be free.
X. ID. Messy, NJ. d., Professor OF Descriptive and
Operative Surgery.
J. p. JUpKIss, NJ D., Professor OF Surgical Anatomy
and Surgicsn Pathology.
JOHs DAVIS, NJ. d., Professor OF Anatomy
JoHN +. WHITE, NJ. D., Professor Of the Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
GEoRsE MEspESHALL, N; D., Professor of Obstetrics
N 81 Diseases of Women and Children.
JOIN a. MURPHY, M d., Professor of Msterla Medica
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence.
C: g. CANEoys, NJ. d., Professor of the Institutes
II, n. FoorE, NJ. y, Professor OF Chemistry.
~, 'iIA~ ca. sssIS, N. D., Demonstraior OF Ana
wrss, NJ. n, Prosec.or to the Professor of Ana
TOM.
Clinical Instruction can be had at the Commercial
Hospital, st. Johns HOTEL for invalids, and oe City
Dspensary. This last named charity has been greatly
extended 20 that from two TO three thousand patients are
annually prescribed for and many operations performed
Advanced students take charge Of homes
or patients they wish 10 do and watch their daily
progress under the supervision Of Professors of the Col
lege.
The department of Practical Anatomy will receive at
tention under the Of the Professor Anatomy and
the Demonstration.
FEES
rol tue whole course SH ~
Matriculation Ticket, (pad only ........ 90
D1ssecting Ticket "a
Hospital Ticket 5 %
Expenses incurred by students in the city may be light
Good boarding may be procured from 50 50 10 % per
week.
Student. on reaching the city, by calling at the Col
lege, (North-wes of Fifth street and Western
Row. will be conducted to good boarding house,, aud
receive every attention.
For fuRher information, address
aug Is d&w2t Dean Of the Fhculty, 1917 Fourth st
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13
Wsekly Stats Sentinel.
sATuRpAY MoRNING. SEPT. 5. ls55.

0TWe publish from the N. Y. Tribune to-
day, the Ritual of the Know Nothing Tenn
plars Of New York. We request our readers
30 read il with attention; for it disclOses the
true spirit and feeling which actuates the
order OF Know Nothings- The Lodges here
may possibly disclaim the Ritual as not being
one by which they are governed. But we
appeal to the whole history of the organiza-
ton for proof that its principles constitute tho
essences and living power of the institution
throughout the Union.
The speeches of its orators, the editorials o
its papers, and the conduct of its members
all combine in making it as clear as sunlight
that the doctrines of this Ritual have fome'
the moral lever by which the professors
the new philosophy have hoped to move tn
world.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13
RHODES
FEW Err AND AGUE CURE

NATURES INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC,
NOR the Prevention and Cure OF Ia
AZ lermittent and Remittent Feyefs, Fever and Az
vls and Fever, Dumb Ague, General Debility, NigIa
Swfats and all other forms Of disease which have
mos origin in Malaria Miasma. This subtle Atmos
phene poison which certain Ia nayOidRhly
~ at every breath, is the same in character wherever
il eAiss,-North, South, East West-and will eyery
where yield to this newly discovered andOte which,,
Claimed 10 be the GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE
MADE.
This specific is harmless that may taken by per
sons u every condition, and will not sab
sttute for disease others sill worse too often
the result IN the treatment by Guinine, Mercury, Ar
senie, and other poisonous deletenous drugs, not
particle OF any OF which admitted into this
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
results from the use OF this NATURAL ANrID0TE TO
MALARIA.
twill entirely protect any resident or traveller even
in(ae f siekly or swampy locations, from any Ague.
or b <yus disease whatever, or any injury from COZ
sianu nhAling Malaria or Miasma-
II viii instantly check the Ague in persons who have
suffered for any length of time, from day twel,
wears 50 that they need never have another eh, by
continuing its use according 10 directions
II will Immediately relieve all distressing results q
Bilious or Ague disease such general debility, might
sweai &c The patient at once begins TO recover appe
titesnd strength, and continues until permanent ans
| radical cure is effected.
Finally its use will Danish Fever and Ague from fam
lies aud all classes. Farmers and and all lsborng mel
by adoptn Il preventive will be free from Ague
Bilious attacks In that OF the year which, wh
Il Is the most scky Is the most valuable TO them.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases
some may require more.
Directions printed I'm German, French and Spanish
| Prince One Dollar. Liberal discounts made to In
trade.
Trade circulars forwarded application and the al
Gle wl be consigned liberal terms responsible ~,
ties in every section of the country
1 JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor,
Providence, X. l..
CRiIsnE.D & Bkowsrse And Tor sale by dealers gen
rally. marl9-d&wly
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13
From the Journal.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 4, 1855.
EDIroEs JoURSAL:-It seems that there is
to be no act of our Legislature hereafter that
is not to be made the subject 81 Constitutional
controversy. Our attention has Ieen called
so often to the "Act of 1855, on the subject
of Foreign Insurance Companies" that feel
sailed upon to express my opinion in regard
10 ia constitutionality, and the line of con-
duct shall be compelled to pursue towards
- violstors-
After thorough examination of the argu-
aents of Messrs. LIsToN and MORRISON, at
the request of w. w. ROBERTS, Esq, 1 am
still far from being satisfied that the act is
not constitutional. On the contrary, regard
is as clearly constitutional; and shall, of
course, upon the first violation, proceed to en-
force IT. II is not here, that would discuss
the legal questions involved. Such questions
belong to the Courts. Entertaining this view,
Judge MCDONALD, whose opinion, after a
sarsful examination, sustains my own, has
Seffained from going further than to give
bare expression Of that opinion. For going
shis far, there IS this apology, viz: Should
the law be sustained, all those who may be
induced by contrary opinion, to insure pro-
perty in those Companies which disregard it
may not sply lose the premiums paid to such
COmpanies Int all benefit arising from such
policies as may be made in violation of its
provisions - 7ssible people need hardly
be told, That a Company. that will, for its own
profit, z;Olato the la.ys6f a State where it is
only tolerated. VIII, Tor similar object, avail
itself Of the invalidity of its own acts, arising
from the fact that they have been done in
yieission Of law.
j. w. GORDON. Pros. No.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13
NEW PORTABLE GRIST MILL

FARMERS AND FREEDMEN are respectfully invited
II % call at PRATT, KREGELO & co.'s Planning
Mill the North East Diagonal and witness the opera
ton Of Of Feon's Improved Patent Portable Corn
and Feed MILL Quite large number of those Mills are
in successful operation in different portions the eoun-
Try, and giving first rate satisfaction. They grind
from five To six bushels Of Corn Meal or from ten "a
twelve bushels az Feed per hour, with lees than tw
horse power.
The simplicity and cheapness OF these Mills and the
rapidity and quality OF the grinding, well the econ
omy and convenience OF grinding, unparalleled by
ann other mill ia the country.
A Cracker Is attached when required, TO grind
Corn in the ear thus making II eomp te for all
the farmer.
The Paienlse will Ice prepared, IN few weeks fur
nish complete Burr Stone Mill, the same patent,
which will do the work Of large FIGURING Mill less
than Onetenh Of the cost Of an ordinary Flat Stone MIL
The -four and meal from the mill perfectly cold
hence coolers for cooling the -four before boiling
dipensed with.
All persons using selling meal or feed in large
quantities. will lind il 10 their adv antage and profit
have Of these mills. They be propelled by
%Or-e, water power, and well adapted
regular motion. w. ID. NICHOLS, Agent,
FOR Indiana, a. Washington ~ OF Pennsy
at VIM. Feathelston's Store. my , dawtf
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.

HELMB0LDS HIGHLY CONCENTRATED -
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT RUCHtt
NOR DISEASES of the Bladder and Kidneys, Secret
II Diseases, Structures, Weaknesses and ali disease
OF tho Sexual Organs, whether in Male Female. from
whatever cause they may have originated and no mat
ter of how long standing.
II YOU have contracted the terrible disease which,
when seated in the system, will surely go down
from generation TO another, undermining the
sution and ssppng the very vital fluids Of life, do not
trust yourself hands of Quacks who starr every
day III a city like this, and ill the papers with glarng
falsehOods, too well calculated 10 deceive the young,
and those acquainted with their tricks. You
be too careful In the selection Of remedy in these
cases.
The Fluid Extract Buehu has been pronounced by emf
ply sicans the greatest remedy known. II Is
medicine perfectly pleasant in its taste, and very limo
in It's action and yet thorough that annihiac'
every particle of the rank and poisonous virus of this
disease and unlike other remedies does not dry the
disease In the blood.
Constitutional debility, brought by self-abuse,
terrible disease which has brought thousands of the
human 10 untmely graves, thus blasting the bril-
liant hopes Of parents, and bghtng In the bud the glo
rious ambition OF many noble youth, be cured b!
this lnfable Remedy. And n a medicine which us
benefit every body, from the simply delicate 10 the
fined and despsirng invalid equal 20 he found act
! Ing both as n cure and preventive.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13

SoLoS RoKLAND.-The Washington Union says
u does not participate any serious results from
Mr.. BOrlaRd's sudden conversion to Know Moth
lngism- His apostaey will influence the polit-
zeal edairs Of Arkansas to about the same ex-
-tsF a. the apOstacy Of Messrs. Clemens and
Donelson has influenced the political affairs of
Alabama and Tennessee. He has made his
own bed; and we can assure him, in conclusion,
that his rest will not be disturbed by the press
accompany
The Union might also with very great pro-
pnety. have added TO It's illustrations the name
of David R. Atchison. who in the hope of demo-
ralizing the Democratic party of this State, has
joined the Know Nothings, and carried over his
cohorts with him. His celebrated "Border
League Is nothing more nor less than an afili-
ated branch of the Know Nothing party, and
she veteran topper Davy, is now in full commun-
son with the Midnight Order, striving to unite
the Know NOthings Of this State upon General
stringlellow as their candidate for the next
Governor Of Missouri. He will have good time
ssM-S. Louis Democrat.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla

For purifying the blood ing all diseases arising
from excess of Mercury exposure and imprudenee Ia
life, chronic constitutional disease, arising from i'm
pure state Of the Blood and the only reliable and effect
ual remedy for the of Scroua, Salt Rheum, Scalo
Head, Ueeratons of the Throat and Legs, Pains anC
Swelngs of the Bones, letter, Pimples on the Face
and all Scaly Erupuons of the Skin.
This article is now prescribed by of the most dis
nguished ply sicans in the country, aud has proved
efficient in practice than any preparation of Sarsa
para yet offered to the public. Several OF
dairy Syphilis, Mercural and Scrouous diseases have
entirely recovered in the ncurable wards of Public
Institutions which had for many years resisted even
mode of treatment that could be devised These
furnish striking examples of the saluary effects of THU
medicine In arrestng some of the most inveterdte dis
eases, after highlands destroyed, and the bones al
ready Affected
NoTcE.-letters from responsible Physicians aud Pro
fessors of several Medical Colleges and certificates
cures from patients, will he found accompanying Dol
Preparations.
PRIcEs, Fluid Extract of Buehu 81 per bottle fSr
=" - Sarsaparllla, ." 4"
equal in strength 10 gallon OF Syrup of Sar=apars
Prepared aud sold BY n. +. HELMB0LD, Chemist,
Chestnut the Iirard House, Phllade phia
To be had OF Druggists and dealers every wher-r
ri !sffers directed 10Th F- $40 ,te.ss
iaD.fds0fs affeaff0H - - = -,
For sale by ~ bkttN NlNG
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
jy3-d&w6m. indianapolis, Ind.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13

6T IT can never be proved that the Nor
mans were Romans and still less that the
Southern people were Normans- But If they
were il is nothing to their credit; for the Nor
mans were greater scOundrels by far than the
Anglo Saxons-fld Sentinel.
What DO our friends think of the Russians,
Celts, Italians and Germans? We think the
Anglo Saxons are.a head and shoulders above
any cf these-have been taught to believe
that to the Anglo Saxons the world IS indebt-
ed for liberal governments, for civil and rel-
gious liberty Anglo-Saxons "scoundrels"!
Put. man, your hatred of their stern, unyield-
ing. infiexible love Of liberty and Protestant
ism. has made you ndiscreet.- Madison
COs1Scy.
The people of the United States are a
mixsd race; and it is a great mistake to sup
pose that they owe thqr greatness to the
Anglo sxon blood which may be in them
The AM lo- Saxon proper was aswinish, sloth-
fal creature, with some good elements in him,
but very deeply covered up by the crust of
ssnsuality and inactivity. He was not Ego
ahead'' man by any means. The English
man who, according 20 the Courier, has
shown "such inAexible love of liberty and
Professionalism" was quite an improvement on
the old stock. Saxon, Norman, Gasie =
Celtic blood all mingled in his veHZ -
his descendants in the western world has
never doubted the doctrine Of crossing. The
American race is now and is to be hereafter
thu essence of alAthe good of all the races
The american il sspstitute the highest typ
S'hszg'ity and this can be done by blend
ing all the dssfhents in every variety OF the
Caucasian stock We make this qualifca
ton, because mixture with the Malay, AT
rican or Indian would only end in degene
rsey.
But let US do justice to the Norman. TIL
boasted liberty of Englishmen was, in grea
measure, the work of Normans. Magni
Charts was exclusively Norman affair; anC
the noble Lords and gentlemen who drov'
cut JAMES ii, were for the most part, mel
who had kept their Norman blood, pure ant
were proud of il. CHARLES | was, we admit
bsheaded by men who were probably Saxons
As to Professionalism HENRY VIII ant
ELIZABETH were Normans, lineal descend
ants from the Conqueror; and most of tn
noblemen who divided the spoils of tn
Church with old Blue Beard, were of tn
same race.
Our opinion is that all men Of the Canca
sian race can and will improve, and go on
perfection; but that Asiatics, Indians an
Africans are capable of only limited pre-
gFeSs
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13

HAPPINESS NOT IN STATION ALoSE.-There
is one experience, gentlemen, to which the
history Of my various changes in life
has peculiarly, and, will say, painfully
exposed me-and that is, how little man
gains, or rather, indeed, how much he loses
in the happiness of natural and healthful ell
jeyment, m passing from a narrower to a wi
der, and what some may call, a more elevated
sphere. There Is not room in the heart OF
man for more than a certain number of OBJ
jsets: and he is therefore placed far more IA
vofsbly for the development of all that pleas
IRE which lies in the kind and friendly affec-
tons OF our nature, when the intimacy of his
regard, is permitted to rest on few, than
when, hustled through an interminable varie-
ty OF persons and things, each individual can
have but slender hold upon the memory,
and hold as slendeF upon the emotions
d. CAalmGsr-
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13

or Many of our merchants are now re-
ceiy$ tier Fall Goods Among Others,
We EsLice huge pile of boxes in front of the
Wholesale and Commission Store of Nj. d.
BABeocK. Mr.. GARRETT, the gentlemanly
clerk, says these are only sprinkling OF
what is vet to come. The proprietors are still
& New York continuing their purchases
In the meantime, customers may be assured
of polite attentions and good bargains by
calling on Mr. GARRETT.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13
NrHE MARION CIRCUIT COURT.

e. PetitOs for Divorce.
James A. Iawrence.D
DE II known that This a0th day Of August, "A. D.
I'D 1855, the above named plantir ned IN ths once Of
the Clerk of said Marion Circuit Coun her complaint Zoe
divorce against said defendant, and aso the sdsvit
competent person thai said dsfendan, e resident
Of the State OF Indiana
Said defendant, James A. Iawreaee therefore here
by notified of the film and pcndency of said plsiat
AMI that unless be appear and demur thereto
al the calling OF said the second day of Ne
next Of said COurt. DO held al tho C0urt House.
IA Indianapolis, the NTH Monday OF October next
tbs said complaint aud the things herG a
legged will be heard and determined in his abssDos.
WIN. STEWART, Clerk,
By JEo. q. WEKEs, Dopaty.
J. +. RoBERTs, Pitts AIRY. sep 0-w4w
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13
AnAZI q. CosDIT. W. WRIGHT. n. HAYDEN.
MAP OLE MARION COUNTY

- HOWING the Township, Range, Section, and
- Quarter Section lines the Civil Townships; the
outline Of each persons tract of land with the owners
name thereon; the Streams; Canals; Railroads; Plank
Roa - State and County Roads; Towns; Villages
Post Offices; Public Buildings; Churches School
Houses; Mills, &c; the City OF indianapolis with all
from United States, Corporation and Private Surveys
and from County Records.
WIN be ready for delivery 10 subscribers, on or abou
the 7fh of May Price IS 10 be paid for on de
livery. This map will be invaluable tn Township Off
and business men, generally. No farmer should be
without Subscriptions respectfully solicited al
Real Estate and General Agency Office, opposite
the Bates House, Blake's building.
apr5-d&wtf CONDIT, WRIGHT, * HAYDEN.