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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
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Al letters W be addressed n james Gard, r-.,
nlpts.or and editor u the New ! ak ueIad New Y.sk
city -N-N
Remr,ansss mus, he made 10 fuis crr -, IN ,s,. ,
Advertisements Inserted ia ias NSs&ly Hslahl fos hrv
cenis per line '-'''
New YORK, Feb. 1855
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

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ogghs 4nd bisoFiers olthe Che AVA Lpugs
a gtpileman vel kaosn, shd = FsflsfRi
issH nTllsaa, thps wTites % Professor
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syeFsy ffom Aiihiaa aiiendld vAh s.olsal
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Is shsreby given that jacob NeIos Peter Haugh.
awont and Iuihgf Bassei Commillee of ''aihas.
lei Kelly lun&tir, late ef Rush township, Moth.
umberand cauhty. deceased. have iled their ac.
count Of. their ssl trust in the office OF the Pro-
thono,ary OF said county, and will be pFssenI a
the neat term OF the Court of Common Pleas Of
said County Coz eanhfmstioli---of which all rsT.
sons interested will p,ea-e take notice.
JAMES BEARD, hsthy.
Fsh, 4, 1855.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
This Way for Bargains.

fENHE subscribers, thankful for the patronage
n they have received, would beg leave to in.
form their friends and the the public generally
that they have ON hand large and well sc.cr;ct
stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS. .t
In part which they will sell at very reduce
prices for cash, in order to make room for
Spring and Summer Goods.
J. +. {. !. =. KLINE.
Upper Augusta, F,b. 81, 1885.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
d E A T II S.

In this place. on the 23d inst, Mrs RA-
CHAEL RUSS, aged about 40 years.
At weaverville, Trinity county, California,
on the 7th, ult., of typhoid fever, after an i'll
ness Of a. days. ABBOT GREEN, eldest
son Of John Walls, ESQ.,, Of Lewisburg Union
county, Pa, aged 10 years and 9.months.
On Thursday the 22d inst, MARY, wife
Of Cyrus Eaton, OF Mifilinburg, aged42 years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
PENNSYLVANIA WIRE WORK,
No. q Arch Street, above Front,
pbilodelnhia

Philadelphia.
yE1IIE subscribers have on hand, and are con-
H. stanily manufacturing SiEVES, RIDDLES,
SCREENS, WOyENWIRES, of all meshes
and widths. Also. all kinds Of plain aud fancy
Wire work. Brass and Iron Wire Sieves of all
kinds; Brass and Copper Wire Cloth for Paper
Makers, &c. Cylinders and Dandy Rolls COW
cred in The best manner. t.f
Heavy iwiied Wire for Spark Catchers, Sleeves
for Brass and Iron Founders, Screen Wire, Win
dow Wires, Safes, Traps, Dish Covers, Coal and
Sand Screens, sc. yt.f ID .#EH#.A
BAYLTSS, DARBY s LINN.
March 10, ls55.---C 3 m p
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

benefit. aud returned here business conpsi-
ling me) in a worse state than when l ieit.
Despairing Of being benefited, tried your
Pills, and rubbed some OF the Ointment on
my chest and throat, j obtained considerable
relief after the first fortnight, and in eight
weeks was completely cured. / am now in
excellent health and strength.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
Estate Of JOHN CLARK, sr., decd.

Estate Of JOHN CLARK. sr,, decd
NOTICE is hereby given that letiers of Ad.
~ ministraion have heen granted to the un-
designed in the estate Of John CLARK, ST., late
VI Upper Augusta township, Northumberland
County, deed. All persons Indebted to said
estate or having claims against the .alne are re-
queSted to call on the suhseribers for settlement.
ROBERT CAMPBELL. "'"' To-
Ausuzta tWsp., Feb. "a. lS55.--6t,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
House and Lot for Sale,

yE>HE subscriber offers at private sale, his house
L and lot situated in Whortleberry street,
Sunbury. The house is new Two Story frame
dwelling, on lot of so feet front. There is alsp,
Butcher Shop on the premises. The location
is an excellent one, for any person wishing to
follow that business.
VIM. HOOVER.
Sunbury, March II, ls55-tf.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
ASpIendid Assortment Of
f all s Winter G oods
IMPORTANT TO BUYERS,

ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
TNHE undersigned has just received the hand
soonest and cheapest assortment Of NEW
GOODS that has been brought to Sunburv, con-
sisiing of the following articles, VIZ: De.aine.,
Cashmeies, French Merinocs. Scotch
plaids, Wool De Lains, Cohurg, Fan
cy Prints. Debcees. Baraee.,
Alpaccas. ard the most
Fashionable Ladies Dress Goods,
Including general assortment, of Brochs and
other Shswls Sack Flannels and Ladies
dress trimmings. Also, Cloths, Cassi.
mers, Saitinetts. Ves,inss. Kentucky
Jeans, Flanneis, Irish Linen Cling.
hams, Fancy Ribbons aud 9TH
.l.- ers, Chi,i's wool Hecds,
stsrfs, &c. and large
assortment of Hosiery
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
For. Rent, &c.

FESilE subscriber offers for rent or to farm on
Il shares, the farm in Lower Augusta town
ship about miles from Sunbury, now occupied
by Solomon Sheib. The farm contains 1874 acres
about one half cleared, and under good state of
cultivation. Apply to 5lj
MACLAY GEARHARr.
Sunbury, March IL. 55.--3t. .....
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
New Advertisements.
Estate Of ADAM MEDIC. Decd

EEIHLe OF AUHM NEIUlt, UeCu.
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters Of ad.
4 ininistraton have been granted to the suhscri-
her on the estate of Adam Neidig, late of Upper
Augusta township. Northumberland county.
deed. All persons having claims against the
estate. and such that are indebted thereto, are
requested to make an early settlement. The
undersigned administrator will be present at the
house Of ths late deceased on Saturday, the 3lst
inst, to make final settlement
DAVID REESER, Ad'tor.
Upper Augusta, Marches, ls55--6t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
Floor and 's'abtc Oil Cloths.

Floor and 's'abtc Oil Cloths.
carPetiag, Blankets, &C., &c. Calico 6l cts.
Muslir. h'eached and unbleachCd al 6k
Hats and Caps for Men and Boys,
Groceries and Spices of all kinds general as.
sortmcnt Of QueCnsware, Glassware. Cedalware,
and the largest aud hes, assortment of II ar,lware
in Sunhury, iheuding all kinds OF carpenter s
tncPs---a general assortment o materials for
building &c., circular and other Mil Saws. BAR
Iron, Steel, Nails. all kinds Of Files for mach.
uis-, blacksmiihs, and carpenters, tons Grind.
stones, which viii warrant
500 Picks. iCO Grub Hoes,
50 Mason Hammers,
200 sacks Ground Alum Salt,
300 A" Fine dairy Salt.
Mackescl. Herring and White F>h,
flaVseed aud other Oils, Fluid and csmphene
and variety FLUID LAMBS,
Looking Glasses. Baskets and Brooms.
My assortment is large, and includes general
variety Of
N:I,1, ;IlTp3sD [,sT GOODS
which have been selected with the greatest care.
The public are requested to call aud exan,ine
the GOODS before purchasing elsewhere. II will
give US pleasure to exhibit oIs a;osS at si times,
amd ii We fail 10 please. We viii no, complain.
Country ProlGce taken in exchange ios sools
and the h.ghcs, make; price PAID in cash for
Gain.
Ed. Y. BRIGHT.
SuEbury, Nov. rs, lssi,-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
NOTICE.

WHEREAs my wife Elizabeth has Ief, my
w bed and board without reasonable cause,
hereby caution all persons against trusting her
on my account, as will pay no debts of her
contracting.
JOSEPH KESSLER.
Sudbury, March 81, ls55.-3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
List of Causes,

NIyOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas
a. of Northumberland County. al .Ap.il T.
A. D., 1855.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

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A STRAY COW.

A STRAY COW.
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away,
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Froihonotary's Office. Fn
Sunbury, March =, 1851
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
FROM ROCkBRIpGE COUNTY.

To he Ei.tOIs - m" EHY"""f:
LrXINGroH, April 81, 1857.
Gentlemen This ha. been 4 noble dry Tor the De
morracy ui ,Sd Kuckbridse. The Democracy met
here today for the purpose Of nominating our chndi-
dates for the county. The meeting was n full rcgir-
.entation irma all tn" districts in the county. The
mceti., was organized about l. o'clock whcrcup0iI,
.Ialnes b. DormEu, Esq, and James Med. TAILOR,
Esu., were pat in nomination and with general nc
clanation aud consent from all quarters. they re-
ceived tho vote ANONYMOUSLY.
The meeting was addressed Gt length by MIR. Dor.
man. Dr. 4. Morgan, Mr. jaime. Il. Paxton, AMI
our very efficient md fearless clector, ahes " Mas
Die, Esq.
The finest spirit prevails throughout the county, and
VIC are gainny ground every day. Our men nre not
only leaving the Secret Lodges, bnt the Whst are
,lescr;iu!s the concern every time they meet They
arc moving Heaven aud EARTH bu: it's all il vain
now. for we have got them here j'F, as cor"il as
the div comes, VS. shall beat them. And i We beat
them suppose they will carry their lanterns ~ day
time ~ keep the Pope off them. II the h"st VIII 0ni
do half \ hat the Valley and the West will do, the
foul ism will have 10 go buck to Theodore Parker ITS
original daddy. And il! Eastern Virgin" shows conn'
tCnauce 10 such attempt on the lnrt "I inc Norm
arans, us they deserve all they will receive at The
hands Of the trcaCherous AbolitOnists OF the north
Some Of them in this county are saying now, tiai
they want Il repeal of the Nebraska Blil, amt thry
will have it if they succeed, "a they expect IN crcn
ny all is well they have male no i"ot-h"hi; nor VIII
not. The Democracy Of every grade ana age IN
reused aut ready for the fight. :,
Col Paxton will beat Mctiuin so badly Tor Semi
tor in tn district, that he will not know what parry
runs himl think Meg will be all the time running
for he Wi be beat go badly that he will never LOOK
haok hui keen ON running ONE OF THEM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
KNOW. NOTalNGlSM PAINTED bi ONE OK
ITS ORGANS.
III the y. Y. Herald We find the following:

III the y. \. Herald We find the following:
TIE Know NoTHIXGs Is MAssACRusE!rs.-The
committee of the Massachusetts, Legislature has
come to the conclusion that the rowdy members OF
that body vino ruct into female school lhc other
dav hnd 10 business ~ act, and were guilty oi an
offence deserving u; general blame. W: put II thus
for brevi;v's sake the men of Boston have spun II
long warn on the topic, giving the committee lick
first with the rough then with Inc smooth edge oil
their tongue. and ending thoroughly Il In Tu"v-
rand that some study is needed to ascertain the rcai
drift of the report.
So far the Massachusetts Legislature have done
well. The act WIS in every way Sha!hG'ni ahd de-
served scahn- crr3lr.; i; has got ii, though, in n
;niIdrr frm tlrn il deserved But IL rcinains 10 be
said that this crlsule was not inflicted until pubic
opinion called loudly Tor vengeance on Inc commit
tee Ii the press "f Boston hal spoken wI' less en-
ergy and boldnc.s, the oiicacc might ana PROBABLY
would have been passed over III silence. Inc Legs
laturc have acted like u schooh"y, who whihl!i=iy
admits his fuut and begS "r pardon. while hs p"ste-
rlor smarts Under the rod.
There was not 80 much difference ale! al! Dct"tc"
the violation Of private domlcil and The r"no'"l "l
n United States Commissioner Oh account =. h' l"'
Torrance of his duty. The men VIII" victlmGrd
Judge Lorns because he preferred keeping his oath
to breaking 1t, were just the men 10 i"Ac advantage
OF n popular cry against converts, to burst mi" Il
fcmnle school. insult drcnccsr udics, and brighten
poor sick girl out Of her life.
There must be some great changes here II The
American party ID 10 do any thing IN tins w"Iii-'
Prescription I'll faithful officers Of government ~
saulis on "eiencecss women. invasi"Es Of private
houses abuse OF the Roman Catholic religion, not
the thing for the last hall Of the nineteenth century
They wouid have done very well couple Of hundred
Years ago, when there were daily newspapers and
no common schools, stea!ners no teegrapls, and
no renl liberty IN the world. But tn-duv when all
these blessings are at every ones elbow measures Of
tyrannicnl and narrow minded cast like these vo
MENTION must be rnin"us Ia any political orguniza-
ZION. Ii in tn be hoped that they ur,. rI. .tu,nhnr
blocks which will serve 10 guide and tearb the Anne.
~, t,,rtp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
From ia" chHrl"-,owu Sririr Of Jefferson
IIIL' - MD II,N

From every par; al the Stale, We Iinye the most
cheering accounts al the progress of the canpaign-
The Democracy, fully sensible vi the importance Of
the result have organized with n spirit and ZEAL
which render them iuvinciblc. 1hrr have gonc III
Ia the CONTEXT with determination becoming their
cause. and are urged on by il!c patriotic i'm
pulses felt b. revolutionary sIrcs when they were
battling tor the establishment Of those peculiarly
American and cardinal prinCIp-s ni rrpHblcgnisul,
which are now 80 ruhrssly attacked by II certain
pnrvenu organization, calling Itself the American
party.
Tie West is fully aroused AMI bhttlin. nobiy for
the great and Curious cau,r OF Democracy and iruc
rCpuLcaIsin. The Ir,s al ruth are brightly burn
ing warming tho hearts OF The people, and by their
clare, rXpo-n. the hid""us drinrmiiy al Know No
thingsm many distinguished wlli.,s uithc Stale have
spGrncd and protested against the party and are
now Drawing, with lu.ty sncws. the tide Of iGnati-
csm which has thrown is 6rrgco upon our SOIL and
Threatens 10 wash from the cscuchcOn ~ our State
those bearings, which are peculiarly cmblamatc vi
tho political character of the Virginia people All.
bcrty Of speech and freedom at conscience, dear
t. Eirgnians. aud rights for which iurciHthcr-
BLEED, md which stand E"st prominent among those,
de. Jared inalenahlc By or bW u T,ykt. That there
is some detection ~ ranks. do not deny, LAT it
il bm slight TINT few ri the would-br prominent and
leading men OF our party have iursakcG the faith of
.hcir fathers and are wandering nitcr strange gods
we freely admit, but the Crises which hav" Induced
many at them IL their aYusiVry, lar from being
bear to their party friend. personal amnesty,
with vimdctivcueas that cannot he Gppcn-rd, ins
mprlled some, while ambition, with which
nothing can satisfy. Eas carried others into party
relations, with the hope thnt upon the turbd stream
of Know. S"ihingism they maybe borne 10 place
in the gift OF the people which they could hive
reached BY Il continuance in the faith ui Democracy.
In this congressional District, the snnnc!s pro-
claim that all is well. Mr.. Faulkner, By hi. great
ability, extended information, untirinS energy and
scf-sacrhcing devotion to the interests Of his con-
stitucu,s, hns commended himself 10 the approval
and confidence of all parties and the majority OF this
district by which he will be elected, will be
cd evidence OF his appreciation b. the people.
Soon the day will come when eleven thousand yo-
tiers will assemble 10 cast their sufirages for men to
represent them i'll the STATE md Federal Governments
high will be- tho excitement, grent the anxiety, terri
bic the suspense, until the received then
twill be manifest from the joyous faces and loud &C.
claims On the one sidc and tho detected looks quiet
department OH the 1er that the "Spirt of Dcnucra-
cy," and prescription of classes: s animate the
Ucuur.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATURE,

GARNEIl AND JOENSoN.
The Democracy have evinced Just regard for the
n.rtsts Of the State, in bringing forward some OF the
mos; distinguished men Of the party for the egisla-
lure Perhaps no previous period in the history OF
Virginia there such urgent need of experience and
ability in the councils OF the State. The affairs Of the
State are undoubtedly in critca! condition, and I'M
less they arc msnsSed with skill and devotion, tho
public veal may sustain irreparablo damage il the
coarse OF tho next two yesrs.
/, is no derosaon from tho reputation and desert oil
ony other person, TO say that among the men who have
displayed signal capacity in tho public service, Mr.
Garnet. of Esse, has Won especial distinction. Ep
do.ycd with mind OF the highest order. which lie
hnr cutv ated by the Most careful and complete edn'
C:on universally esteemed for Integrity of character
and tor chralry Of sprit, remarkable for deN"-
t,nn Ia the honor and interests Of Virginia,
h. star ia the foremost rank of the rising statesmen
oi the coun,ry--of the men who are TO link thor
with the future glory Of this proud Common
wealth, when the complete development OF its re
sources shall display the full extent OF its wealth and
ils power. Ii his ability and his services we're less
appreciated by his constituency, it would imply no
reprcach 10 him, bu; mach dscredit to them. We
are clad 10 witness their generous appreciation Of his
h:gh qualities, uud their determined efforts 70 sustain
h.m. OF HE election we entertain no Doubt
The Democracy OF Harrison have preseute ed another
worthy candidate for tho Legislature in the person of
Mr.. Robert Johnson, who, Us Auditor of Public Ac
counts and member OF the Board of Public Wink.
displayed conspicuous ability and fidelity in the ser
vice ii The State, and foo himself high and en-
during reputation.
1t lie cause OF oongratulation with every true vir.
Snan, that such men Garrett and johnson will b.
III the public service, when matters of such high mo-
men: viii be- determined by tho next Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
ONE WEEK LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New Tcni, Nay 2.-1hc steamer Star Of the
West arrived here til. evening with California dates
to the 9th April tone week later than lorin"r advic".
and $3u!, noO IN specie She Gt" briggs '1 p"tNcn
gcr-
Gov. Fclcb, the President of the United States
Board nt Land Commissioners returned in the Star OF
the Wet
The miners generally thraG shout California were
doing well. Accounts from Kern river contra
diCt"ry a ever.
The municipal election al Sacramento City result.
ed in the success Of the whole Know Nothing ticket,
except CITE alderman. James J." English WIS chosen
Mayor.
Tho grand nry Of san Francisco had brought q
prcsen:mcn. charging several members ri the Com
mon Council with votin. questions relating tr the
funding II the city debt in which they were person.
ally Interested Bench warrants were ISSUED Tor the
arreet uf Aldermen Hyde, Buckngham Van Bohc-
Ian, and Wild, They were held 10 bail in the sum OF
81, nD caGu
The scarcity Of created inucn trouble ~ eIcTj
branch al trade in California.
The annual report OF the operations Of tho san
Francisco mimt SHOWS thar $',Gjonlo in coin, aEd
S6,ipD,Oj III bars WIS turned out during TIE wear
Abou; half the :Gwn Of jackson. CAL had been d.
stroycd by fire. I"sa &2G,IH4.
The bl providing for the L;strrt.Tg VI TIE Stdts
passed the Assembly with M amendment rendering &
special election ii Congressman in December next,
which, SAYS the Alta California will deprive the State
Of her representatives in Congress for two or three
months.
The mines OH Canyon Greek were doing we'll ard
some were making rs high 80 per day.
Adviccs from Utah {" March lst mention that 81.
S!rpoeS appointment Ia succeed Brigham Young Us
Governor caused grca: disc Gneni and petitions
i'll circulation praying til" r5-appOntnrnt al "unI
DR.. Garland llnrt, the Indian Agent Tor Itah hal
arrived &; Snlt Lake City. n entered on hi. duties
Walker. ih: iamuas Utah Chiei, died near Fillmore
City on The .yth oi ,)nuuaTy.
H. Rqmu., Eigard .;on"-, and 4. 4. Cohen, have
been appointed as-l.sncrs ~ Astu;..s :. Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

to ae.,ue.acy 81 virSins attributed it to 1".' u,
ant roiIs, aud said that he dhr"i " '"o'nig raiark
"aecro slorcry" lie also remarked, anu sn tLnt he
made an IMPRESSION W my mind ut the sst H.C that
lid mot think the ra roud would sustain it, rnssci-
a nrnf,s ri rn road were chiefly from nS %'e Of
r.. thui Mt the North in ihc free Sn.cs, ,%s Smih
:h n,ulnIiu, usc,i their roads, wh't ~ M source
m ,. nroyartion bong slaves would MOI u, on rsif
tsy.a,he 10 Me eun u. slaves did mol ''"'''
S to MY feelings Of jns''Tr h 10 nre
,tmtt az the above treated subjects nhs I1 n
.a atitr abs lapse 9f some years, er hr ~ srrar
msuorv Insly lave m'arlrcne ~ ;.f tav mr..
,nhnnt tien5 tSt, tvstle I,t h my . njs ;nI
,'e Tev Were.naiter,,in which took livery H.
20 H., ,i,ite; as you are aware
- ;tytisr TO Mr.. Elounioy, say thGt have
never @ SeeyeI hhp an ul( ti"nt, though do not
rscncct aver e. lihvc AeaId ~'rd about hs sentI-
mcuts on this iuhjfct. W. have been Tor years At
onn,;n,, ~ candidate Tor Congress, snort time sub
sor., to the events alluded Ia, as well as recol.
I ", living in tue sano Aiarie yet having vote
o,,r preceding Constitution, i'll his district vo-
tnT f,r him cheerully, nothing rarcriag' do
nnt f"r moment doubt that if MIR. Flournoy should
r,.. rernarrs alluded TO, correctly, there will
so, h n difference of opinion between you.
verv respectfully, &c, d. Is. RICE.