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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-10

Political Movements Of the ABOLITION "Americans "A Boil
in The State Council 6e--Snaiitu Mopemeats in Nas
Hampshirst- Fillmore and Doaelsoa Repudiated unqn.
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ators. did not possess superior curative row.
ers, to all other pills, aud If The public, hy ia
king our Pil!s,were not going to receive supe-
riur benefits, or deIiNe advantages which The
taking Of oiheI pill would not afford them. il
would be foloy in us to Introduce oufPiils to
the people; we would only haze our l.bor Tor
our pains, and losses for our investments.
We therefore claim, that Railways Regu-
lators possess many superior virtues that all
other pills ngenerai use lock,and this the pa
tient will discover, by taking a single dose,
There are no pills in use that are so quick in
uetion, so pleasant to take;sO mild in their OPP
Grafton; effectual in perlol ming their duties
so powerful in rddingthe system from disease
sn faithful in regulating each and every organ
in the weole system to so healthy natural anG
50 harmonious an action, as Radwav's Regu-
latOrs. They regulate the Heart, the Liver,
the Bowsls, the Skin, the Kidneys, the Ppu.
creao, the Nerves. and all other organs and
viscera of the Body, to n natural and healthy
action They not only Purge but they RcpuD
late Their infueece evtends over the whoIE
oody-not confined to merely the qowels-,v-
cry CART OF the system feels their health Civ
ing infuence-and diseas, wherever it NAV
be seated is cradicated, and quickly cast out
of the body.
For whateT err complaint they aleusedth they
act quick and pleasani-no grippingno sick
nets at stomach, no sinking pains, 10 bad
kreams, no weakness or lassitudc, no leaving
the bowels costive after they have operated
follows in the use of Railways Regulators.
They insure TO all who take them a good
nights rest and pleasant discharge from
the bowels in the mo- ming.
TIE WEAK GROW STRONG.
The first dose of Railways epulators sows
the seeds Of health in the sick and diseased
system; every day the patient will gain
strength. The sick become healthy, aud II O
feeble strong; every organ in the diseased
body is rcsusciiatcd with new life ard vigor,
and health and regularity will reign through j.
out the whole system. I he liver will be reg
| uiar in secrelng bile. the skin regulating its
functions,the heart regular Units heatircsths
| pulse regular in ils motions, ard tie lCwels
/ regular at a regular hour in dischalgirg heir
| contents. Let all who have occasion 10 take
| physic tate dose Of Railways Ret ulaiors
| II your system is out of ordorio Ue trtce Of
| Railways Regulators will Put YOUR 5, NJ in
| perieSt order
AS A FAMILY PHCSIC,
! Railways Regulators are the noet safe and
| reliable pills in use. and will cure effectively
| and quick costivedesS. indi ge ton, inflam
| nation of the bowels. dyspepsia, liver com
| plant: diseases Of II eeart, kitnels blad.
| der; womb difcu ties, and all female com.
| plant, all urinary difficulties. Whcnevr,
| the system is out OF ordcr,a dose ofRadwav's
| Regulators will restare it TO order health and
| regularity. RAILWAY & co.
lG2 Fulton Street. New York.
0E-Sold by Druggists everywhere. i0ly
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DELIGHTS SPANISH LUsTRAL.

A suite article to make the HAIR GROW ON BALD
hhEADS, remove the Dandruf, and keep the head
COOL give so Gloss to the HAIR, prevents i,s falling
of, and arrestis premature decay. For the Toilet II
IL highly recommended frt IT, fragrance.
Dufng the time this celebrated Compound has been
heior, the American public II has Tor iscf rep
uuton which destincs to take the lead Of all piepur
ations for the Hair
From Leonard Stoddard, City Martial Of Lawrence.
To whom II may concern; = Having used Delights
Spanish I,ustru for the Hair for several months past
do not hesitate to that II Tar exceeds everything
of the kind have used. " YOU have bald head
Try it, II you blessed with good head Of hair,
and wish tn retain glossy healthy aud nice then
Delights Spanish Lusira-it j. just the thing Ia do IT,
From David Morgan, of the Ray State Mills, Lawrence.
had but very little faith IN the Spanish Lusttal,
knowing there is 50 much imposition in tbs shape of
Hair < esturatves; hut concluded to try II The
hrs hottie caused fuzzy appearance my head, FOL
lowed by young hair, and before had finished the
ond bottle, had most plentiful crops which entirely
realized the wonderful virtues Of the Spanish Lustrul
My residence Is No IL BAY state Corporation, Law
renee, whore can he my time.
Prepared by J. WADLElGiI, Druggist, No. |
Appleton BLOCK, Lawrence Mass. som
% and so cents per Bottle.
FRED. r.. SMITH, Montpelier, Wh"lrsale Agent
for Vermont whom all orders should be addre sed
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Special Medical Notice.

nR. JORDON can hereafter he consulted
- in BRANDoN, daily. The patient can
bring or send about ~. Urine, passed i'm
medately on rising in the morning, with the
name aud age, Gas a record of each case Is
koptD which will enable him to treat diseas-
es of the Throat Lungs, Liver, Heart, Stom-
ach, Kidnc's, Bladder, Female Weakness,
Scrofula, and all Impurities of the Hood
Specimens sent by Express, with an order
for medicine, will be promptly attended TO-.
Charges for medicine reasonable.
Brandon. 1855 32iu.
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u Fcmale,-Tumor, in the Womb / too do
POO Trma 'es--of the various com
plant, prcuhai To the nrgHus 81
ono ScnrhutIc Ernpiions li"3 d"
- Bronchitis 2tu6 do
1000 cases Of different kinds of Sores ,Erup
ton>, Swollen and Enlarged JOINTS, Hip Dis,
eases, R'cketS, Kernels in IN. Throat, swell
in al the Glands, Lumps rnd Knots in tie
u oal, under the ears Sores III the eyes.
} al, nose, mouth, gums, 90. Infants with
'ores ON their heads, cars, faces, &c, have
oeen cured by the miraculous efficacy OF the
X Res ,lvcnt.
One bottle willprove 10 the afflicted suffer
er rhatit will cure Nov, one dose will do You
good.
LADIES IN TROUBLE
II Won have any difficulty in the Womb, II
Il. Re, olyent ~ III set Nou night
Chatahoula La, Sept ., 1881.
Messrs RAILWAY y Col itei happy 10
say to YOU that your Remedies have IHndetwo
astonishing cures in my settlement My sou
Martin was cured ~ Two hottle> Of your Ken
waiting Resolvent, aud one box t"ur Reg
ulatOrs after all the best PhNsiCinn hnt
failed.
Mrs. Mary All Britton, wife Of Jesse AL
Britton, had a terrible tumor IN the womhShe
was attended b. three Of our bertPhysicians
The had all given Ier up; her hips and The
extremities below were perlsEing, one bot
lie of Resolved, one bottle oi Relief and one
box of Regulators has made a permanent
cure WILEY NJ SQUlRhs.
Railways Rcsolvori il pleasant 10 take
Price one dollar per bottle. Six bottles for
five dollars. Sold 10y Druggists. everywhere
No 3.
Il Il. Regulators No, s.
A new Principle in Mndicine, never before
known or possessed by any PurgativeC athar-
tic, or Anti-Blllous Pills in use Let a who
have ever take Pills read and investigate the
theory on which Railways Regulators are
founded
THE MOST PERFECT PILLS IN USE.
And HE oniy PHiS that possess any neir medt-
cal properties, or Rec Siafing P0nerS, that
hauc been diSeOrered during The present. ecu
tWy PILLS.
We beg 20 call attention Of the public 10
our third great discovery IN medicine-"Rad-
ways Regulators" IN the folm oil Pills. We
claim that Radwars Regulators possess viz
tues that all OtOer pills ia general use are de-
fcieut, That they insure TO the uter or IN
valid, superioar advantages, which cannot 10
ob,aIne ed from any other pill in use. II on
Pills, shy known the name Of Railways kegu
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-11

IUU,UUU m T0 Is., , ','"
n wear. A new edition,
revised udinpro,edJust
issued.
DR.. Hunters Medical
Manual and Hama BOOK
f1rtha tiTlicto i--cpntnin-
infan outline of the OH.
nlu. uruury. ff..tttt.ttt
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HOLL0WAY'S OlNTMLNT

TIE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.
BY the aud OF n microscope, we see millions
OF little openings on the surface of our bodies
Through these this Ointment, when rubbed
on the skin, is carried u any organ or ward
part. Diseases OF the Kidneys. disorcrs of
the Liver,ahections OF the heart, Inflammation
of the Lungs, Asthmas, Coughs and Colds
are by its means efectually cured. Every
house wife knows that salt passes freely thro'
hone or meat of any thickness This healing
Ointment lar more re IDLY penetrate through
any bone or fieshy part Of tine living body,
curing the most dangerous inward COMPLAINT.
that cannot he reached byothcr means.
Err YSIPELAS, SALT PHEUlI, AND
SCORBUIIC HUMORS
No remedy has ever lone so much for tho
disease of the skin whatever form they may
assume, AS this Ointment. No case Of Salt
Rheum, Scurvy, Sore Heads, Ser ,fula or
Erysipclas, car long Withstand it's influence.
Tho inventor has travelled over many parts
OF the Globe, visiting the principal hospitals
giving advice ms 10 its application, and has
thus been the means OF restoring countless
numbers TO health.
SORE LEGS, SORE BREAST
HOUNDS AND ULCERS.
Some OF the most scientific surgeons how're
~ solely on the use OF thus wound eriul Oini-
mcnt, when having TO cope with the worst
eases of sores, wounds. ulcers ,glandu ar swell
ling, and umors Professor Holloway has
ny command OF the Allied Governments, dis
patched to the hospitals OF the Fast. large
shipments Of thi, Ointment to he used under
the direction of theM, deal Staff in the worst
cases Of wounds. II will cure amy ulcer,
glandular swell ing stiffness or contraction of
the joints, even Of 20 years standing.
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For Sale.

A substantial Buggy, Harness, Cutter. and
"a Buffalo Robes--all reTy cheap.
VIZ BASC0M.
Hiddlebury. April 81, 1855 4;3w
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Marble Shop :!

ONE door North of the New Jail in Mid
~ dlcbury, where the subscriber keeps
on hand good supply of the best RUT-
LAND MARBLE universally acknowledged
to be the best White Marble in America
Being well aware that the public are too Of
ten imposed upon by travelling agents So
liciting inscriptions and furnishing AN infer
Tor article from UorSet, DaRby, or some 9TH
err worthless Quarrics, he would invite all in
want of GRAVE STONES, to call and ex-
anime his stock of Marble and Workman
ship, aud satisfy themselves that in purchas-
ing of his stock they are getting an article
that RAIN and FROST will not demolSh in
few seasons. Beauty and durability in a
Monument combined, perpctuate the memo
ry of the dead. W. II. EOWE.
Middlcbury, Feb II, 1856. ~:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-15
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

Another link Of this road, says the North
American, extending from Bridgeport, oppo,
site Harrisburg, TO Millersburg, Pa, Il dis
tance of twenty. six miles, is now reported as
completed and ready for delivery. a loco.
motive and train of cars, containing the Pres.
itent and Directors of the Company passed
over the line from Millersburg TO Dauphin,
a few days ago. and found every thing salts
factory. The portion of the work between
the Pennsylvania Railroad bridge and Bridge
port, will he finished in few days, so
that in the course of six weeks cars vii! be
running regularly from the Lyken's Valley
Coal Field to Baltimore. The work between
Millersburg and Trevorton is in snch state
of torwardness as to secure its completion by
the first ofJanuary. The last ten miles be-
tween Trevorton and sunbury will be put
under contract by the first of next month
So that the entire line may be completed by
the first Of June next
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-15
SECOND JACK SHEPHERD,

George w. Townsend, who was sentenced
to two years in the Delaware State Prison,
at New Castle, for robbing the Post Office at
Wilmington. Del, has succeed in breaking
jail again. This is the fourth time he has es-
capped frsB this prison. The first time, while
in prison waiting his trial, he broke jail and
let out three other prisoners on the same
night there were some six or seven stores
broken into in Wilmington. Shortly after
this escape Iownsend was recognized and ar
rested in PhadephiS, and portion o. the
goods taken from the stores was found on his
person he also had on his person five pistols
heavily loaded and II large dirk knife. In
few days after he was lodged in the old quar-
tiers, he again escaped from his cell, and had
reached the top of the wall and was in the
act OF jumping down on the outside, when he
was discovered by the Sheriff the sheriff fir
ed at him and he was captured. Shortly af.
ter this second attempt to escape his trial
came of. Before he was sentenced, he made
a strnng appeal to the Court for clemency /;
that he was sorry for what he had done I;
would reform &c. About a month after he
was sentenced he made his third escape from
the prison; this time he let eut twoother pri.
soners with him and on this same night
the Post-ufiice ut Wilmington was rob-
bed. This time he was recognized by the
conductor, while in the cars between Will
mington and Chester. The conductor locked
both ends Of the car, and when they reached
Chester an officer was procured and Town.
send was again arrested. One of the per-
sons he had let out Of prison, namod "Oyster
Charley" was with him in the car, and he
was also arrested. Townsend was taken back
TO the prison, and this time, to make sure of
him, he was put in double irons, which means
handouts and hobbies or leg irons. He was
locked in his cell and close watched. Not
withstanding all this precaution, he again eff
iected another and fourth escape on Friday
night last. This time he had fled or sawed
off his handouts and leg-irons, and cutting a
hole through the oak floor of his CELL he de-
scended into room below, from there he gO,
into the prison yard. and then scaled thtnNall
which is about twenty feet high. His feats
will rival those of Jack Sheppard or Sixteen
| String Jack. He is certainly the most sue
cessful Jail breaker this country has produced
and while he is now at large, will no doubt
improve on his past experience. Townsend
is young man, about l9 years of age, about
five feet six inches high, well and compactly
built. light hair and comglexion, and blue
eyes.-PuLiic Ledger.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-15

e. The Presidency OF THE READING
REAILRoAD CoMPANY.-At stated meeting
of the Board of Managers Of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company held at
their Office in Philadelphia on "Wednesday,
the 9th inst, the resignation of j ohm Tucker
Esq, was accepted, and II. d. Cullen, ESD,
unanimously elected President of the Com
pany. The Pottsvlle Miners Journal Of the
eth inst, says:
while il would be difficult to find gen.
tleman possessing the peculiar ability aud
personal popularity, which are Mr.. Tuckers
in an eminent degree, yet no gentleman could
have been selected TO succeed Mr. Tucker,
more capable OF filling the position Of Prtsi-
dent Of the Reading Railroad Company, than
II. ID. Cullen, Esq, Mr.. Cullen possesses
sterling business qualities, aud an intimate
knowledge OF the details of the roads ecouo-
my, winch enable him 10 feel at home IN his
new and important position, from the start.
lie has the advantage OF a number Of years
connection with the road"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-15
IEo r. EljGsl GslM8OI%Do
CEIEMIST,
No. 263 ChesnW Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
MASuFAcTUnER OF THE
Genuine Highly concentrated Compound Fluid
Extracts.
BUCHU AND SARSAPARILtA.
November is. ls56-ly
SHERIFF SALES.

BY virtue Of a certain writ of VEN. Expo,As
to me directed, will be exposed to public sole
at the Public House Of Daniel Esenbort in
Upper Mahanoy township, on FRIDAY the
5th day of December next, at IL o'clock A
NJ. the following property to wit:
A certain Tract OF Land, situate in Unner
Mahanoy township, Northumberland Copntv
adjoining lands Of Jacob and George Keim
John knorr, George Feterolf and others con.
tanning filty acres more or less nearly all OF
which is cleared, wbereon are erected a One
story Log House and Log Stable.
Seize dtaken in execution and sold as tbe
property of John Yoder.
Bv virtue of a certain writ Of WV. E,,o,
to me directed, will be exposed to public sale. a,
the House of Daniel Swar,z in Jordan township
Northumberland county, on FRIDAY the bib
day OF December next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. IN.
following property to wit
a certain tract or piece of Land, situate in
JORDAN township, Northumberland county, nd
joining lands OF Sumuel Clark, Peter Donaban
ana others. containing % Acres more or less
nearly all OF which cleared, whcreon is erect.
ed log house, log stable and small shop. &c.
Seized taken in execution and 10 be solJ n,
the property Of Nathaniel Schrieber.
HENRY WEIsE, Sheriff.
Sherii S Office, Sunbury,1
November 3, 1856.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-15

An Er. Minister Of State in Rags A cor
respondent OF the Augsburg Allegemeine
Zeitnng, writes:
"ln the streets Of Brussele may be seen,
from time time to time, an old poorly clad
man with snow white hair, fne expressive
face, and beautiful intelligent eye His black
dress coat is thread bare, and his cap so
weather stained, that it would be impossible
TO tel! the color Of the cloth of which it is
made. His form is bent with gout, and yet
he wal Ks very briskly, cane in hand Some
times he has loaf Of bread under his arm, n
bottle of beer. or a litilee butter on q cabbage
leaf. Every time pass him. bow TO him,
though personally do not know him. The
man lives in Il miserable garret in the rue de
Marias. whete there is no fire in the winter ;
poor bed. few chairs, an old Secretary,
books and manuscripts, comprise his farni-
ture. This man is Jeuchim Lelewei, now 20
years of age, the most celebrated writer of
modern times who, during the Polish revou-
tiOn, was Minister of Public Instruction and
since 1893 has lived at Brussels lie refuses
all sympathy, friends as well as admirers, but
lives in self.imp0sed poverty, from the scanty
income derived from his literary lubors A
Protessorsbip of history, which the Belgian
Government and afterward the University.
had offered him, he refused to accept An
old lady Of noble birth died recently, who es.
teemed the learned Polish refugee so highly
that, though not knowing him personally, she
left him legacy Of six hundred francs q
year. l don't know whether he has accepted
it,"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-15
Correspondence of the n. Y. Daily Times
INTERESTING FROM ST. DOMISGO.

Amerirdn Consul hsulted-Progress Of the
SpguiSh Designs on tie Dominician Re
pnbiic.
ST. DoMSGo CRY, Wednesday, Oct. l5.
On the night of the l4th Of October, a
mob. instigated by Mr. A. NJ. Segovia,
Spanish Consul General, assembled before
the United States Consulate, for the pur-
pose Of pulling down the flag staff and the
ensign, throwing stones against the eagle,
and making the greatest disorder. There
we're also cries of "Down with the fllbus-
ters down with the American ensign ~
The American Consul, Mr.. Jacob Pereira,
repairedto the spot for the purpose of i'm
posing respect, but all his efforts were in
vain. Not being able at that moment to
obtain any assistance from the authorities, he
vas obliged, for the safety Of his person and
life, to leave the place OF disorder.
a greater outrage by Spanards was never
committed in any civilized country, and it
shows that the Spanish Consul is determined
- trample on the honor Of the United States
government. lie has not only compelled
this government to withdraw the treaty Just
made with the United States, but he is doing
all III his power to break down the United
States Consulate, and poison the good
natured DomincanS against Americans. In
this scheme he will succeed, if some serious
measures are not taken at once by the
United States.
The morning after the riot, the American
Consul represented the case to the govern.
ment by means Of an official note, and the
MayOr was Immediately Informed Of the
conduct Of Mr.. Segovia. The Mayor then
called on the American Consul TO Offer him
protection aud file Of soldiers, to impose
shat respect which was due to the United
States Consulate. This was, however, re.
fused hy Mr.. Pereira, who stated that the
American flag needed no guard to cause it tc
be respected, and that he was then prepared
10 meet any mob that might appear. But al
disturbance was soon queiled Mr.. Segovis
;oQE fright and remained at home.
This is not all. Segovia has turned Santa
Aua, M0ta. and the Alfans out OF the gov
crnment. He has sent the American Minis
ter, Delmonte his passport, and for ought VI
know. will soon have a Spanish army to inee
the Americans, when they demand satsiac
tion for Withdrawing their treaty. Can th'
United States gogernment allow this Segoyi'
TO abuse their rights and break down tn
dominican Republic, or vii! the American
people consent to ii, are questions We wan
Tor assistance every day, but not even vesse
ol war Is to be seen in the Roads of ST
Domingo.
A DOMINICAN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-15
EXECUTORS .SAJE

'ENHE undersigned Executor Of the estate Of
Jacob Painter, decd, late Of the Borougb
of Sunbury, by virtue OF power contained in
the last will and Testament Of fsaid deceased will
dispose of at Private Sale, the following yalunbl.
Real Estate, viz =
SEVERAL LOTS or PARTS OF TWO
LOTS OF GROUND,
in Market Square, in the Borough of Sunbuyv
fronting 40 feet OIL Market Street, being paris
Of lots NO - and on which are erected Tbren
Frame buildings. The dwelling is two story
frame Building, with the usual ou,b,ildinr.
stable, &c, late the residence OF said Jeceosc1
There Is also on the front Of said lot, two two.
story frame buildings, occupied as a store, shons
&c., with good Well Of water before the don-
ALSO "a FARM OR TRACT OF LAND
containing about leo Acres situate between ,Le
Cattawissa and Creek roads abont tbree.or,r,or
miles from Sunbury. The Improvements are
frame two-stoFy dwelling Hoa Sc, and a large
Bank Ban and other outbudngs. There are
several fine Springs Oh the premises, one near
the house, and also a number Of fruit trees of
various kinds
The terms and conditions Of sale will be mad,
known by application to the undersigned, residing
near SunbuIy.
JOHN BUYERS.
Agent for GEO. A. FnIcK, Ex'rs.
Sunbury, Nov. s, iS56,--tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-15

EXPLORATION OF CENTRAL AFRIcA.-Dr
David Livingston arrived at the Mauritius
on the 18th of August, on his way to Eng,
land. This traveller has succeeded in ira.
versing Africa from ocean to ocean. lie
started from the Cape of Good Hope. pene
trated north and west to Angola. whence he
returned as far as Sishiki, and thence east.
ward to Tote and Quilnanc, on the Eastern
coast. These great achievements were per
formed not at the public expense, but with
only his limited means us a Missionary. The
great interior of Africa will not, therefore
hereafter be marked on Our maps a:
unknown"