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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

The Connection COmplete-The Queens Mes
sags-Ike Presidents Reply.
The following despatch, received on NJ on.
day afternoon, aunounced to the public that
the labors Of electricians at Trinity Bay had
been crowned with success, and that the first
message from the Queen to the President OF
the United States had flashed across the
Atlantic Cable.
LoNDoS. Aug l6 10 the Directors Of Tie
AHaHtic Telegraph Compdny-Europe and
America are united by telegraph. GLORY
be TO God in the highest. On earth peace,
and good will towards men"
Signed by the Directors Of the Atlantis
Telegraph Company of Great Britain.
The Message from Queen Victoria to the
President is as follows:
To THE Hon, THE President OF rue UsITEp
STATES -
Her Majesty desires TO congratulate the
President upon the successful completion OF
this great International work. in which the
Queen has taken the deepest interest"
WAsnINGToS, Aug, l6.-Eyening The
Intelligence Of the reception Of the Queens
Message rapidly spread throughout the city,
and this evidence Of the successful working
of the Atlantic line occasioned much rejoic.
ing. In some quarters, however, its authen.
tlcity was questioned, ultIl the following oe.
spatch iron' the General Agent Of the asso.
ciated press removed all doubts.
NEW YORK, Aug. l6.-Eyenng.-I am
assured by Mr.. Mckay. the superintendent Mt
OF the New Foundlaud Telegraph Line. that
the message as sent is wholly complete. and
also thrt the line ia cow in good working
order nom here TO London, aHd that Il is
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

E%- AccIDrNr.-A son Of Casper Sewers,
young man OF Is or 20 years, had his left
arm crushed, on Tuesday night, by the cars
Of the II O'Clock train on the Northern
Ces,rai Railroad, about one mile below the
Irerorton bridge. He had taken the place
OF his father, who is a vatchman, and sat or
one OF the cross-ties, leaning with his elbow
on the rail with the lantern in his hand. lie
was asleep when the train passed. The
steps of the car struck his hoat ard knocked
him around. The train passed over his left
arm, which Tas successfully ampuluted below
the elbow, next morning, by DR.. Il. II. ANl
VI this place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

Eg' The Democrats Of I.ycoming have
nominated Hon. Allison White for re-eec-
tion, on the two.term principle. The resolu.
tons approve Of such measures OF MIR. Blu,
chanan's administration as they deem Demo
cratic aud proper. In regard to Mr.. Bu,
chsnan's Lecompton malady and Nr. Whites
support thereof, they suggest the motto o.
"sei still und sag MA" 4. j. Dietrich, Esq.
was nominated for the Senate. Col. Thos
Lloyd and Gen. Jackman we're nominated
for reelection to the Legislature without
opposition.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

G9 ihE ENGLISH LErIER.-Some Of the
friends OF Mr.. buchanan still stoutly DENY
that he has written any letter urging the
reelection Of Mr.. English, Of Indiana, who
is the author Of the amended bill ror the
admission Of Kansas under the Lecomutop
Constitution, and which, on the 9th inst. was
almost unanimously rejected by the people oil
an7as. II seems 10 them alInost incredible
and yet there is 40 reason TO doubt il. truth
We we're Informed, n few days since tha,
DIR. Buchanan has also written a letter IL
John MeReynolds. Esq, of Columbia county
urging him to clear the way for Hon. Pau
i'eidy' another victim of this Lecomptor
maIady, which, If not arrested, will not onl,
Destroy It's victims, but the organization O
the party. 1t is TO be regretted that We have
no asylum or place of coninemen, for tLs
! victims Of political lppaey.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

4 SMALL INSTRUMENT OF TORTURE Have
our lady readers ever reflected upon the fact
that so small an instrument as sewing
needle has destroyed more lives, aud caused
moro suf!ering than the sword. 1t is true,
however as The morality among scamstresSrs
every where attests and our only wonder Is,
that parents will permit their daughters TO
grow up slayes to the needle, while the GRO
vER, & BAKER Sewing Machines will DO better
and more beautiful sewing than can be done
by hard. The tims is coming when the pa
rent who consent; to have his daughters con
tinue nd.sewng. will be regarded as want
ing in affection for them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21
THE ATLANTIC CABLE AND TELEGRAPH

The laying OF this cable is one of the
greatest achievements Of science on record,
but until the reception Of the Queens mes.
sage TO the President OF the United States,
on Monday, the 9th inst, there were many
doubts in regard to the fna success of this
great enterprise in working the cable. The
message Of the Queen sent thrill throughout
the Union as il flashed over tie wires
though universally condemned for ,s brevity
and cold fOrnlalhy. But Dispatch from
Trinity Bay next morning, brought tue
balance Of the Queens message, with an ex.
PLANTATION that the first paragraph was sent
south, without stating that it was not CON.
pleted.
We were il Tie Court House, at Williams.
port, on Tuesday, when the dispatch wag
handed 10 Judge Jordan, who requested the
District Attorney 10 read it aloud, when, on
motion of G. W. Scutes, Esq, it was ordered
to bo entered in fall on the records Of the
court.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

gsy FIRE IN PoTTsvIfLE.-A serious IRE
occurred in Potisvile, OIL Saturday night
commencing in sash factory, which resulted
in the destruction Of or 10 buildings.
Among them, we regret t9fay, was the Office
of the Mining Register, published by II. Il.
Cake, Esq, which was entirely destroyed
excepting only the books and fles Of papers
The Register will, no doubt. appear again
with little as delay as can BE, in getting new
material
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21
siiANiOIlIS BANK,

The following is The new beard Of direc.
tors and officers Of this institution, recently
elected The board is composed Of some OF
the best and Rost substantial men in the
county, and will, We trust, be able to place
tbs Bank on a basi. that will command the
confidence Of the public:
President-J. II. ZIMMERMAN.
Cashier-SANuEL JonN.
Diree'9rs-J oseph Bird Wm. IL. Marshall,
VIM. ii. Weaver, Elm. Eiscuhart, George
schail, Felix Maurer, Wm. Deppin, Elida
Joha' H. j. WolycIton, Wm. T. Grant, WIN,
Elliot, Joseph Hoover.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

HoiioGGy's PUis-Ilealth depends upon
the state OF the blood when it passes into the
veins to circulate through every fibre Of the
rrams If the digestion be Impaired and the
liver torpid the vital fluid will be partially
deprived Of its nutritious principle, aud charg-
ed with morbid matter which may produce
any variety Of disease. The sarr remedy in
such cases is Ilolloway's Pills. They a, once
restore the vi or ard activity OF the stomach
and liver, purge all acrid matter from the Sc
cretions and the blood relieve debility. Ian.
guor and pain, remove all the premouitory
symptoms Of acute disease, and restore the
y hole system to a perfectly healthy and sound
condition.
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Sunhury. Aug. 2I. Ia5s.-2t
70 the Independent Voters Of Ecrthurr
berlaDd County:

Having been requested 10y uuuler Of
friends, / hereby oIirr myself a candidate to
yonr consideration. subject to nomination on
the peoples ticket. for member uf the next
LEGlSLATLRE. IT NOMINATED ard sue
cessiul | shall feel under solemn obligations
to discharge the duty Of the Office to MY
utmost abjlty--lookirk only 10 the interests
Of .hc county and tie state. impaIlially-a
pledge myself not to pjlirr the public treasury
for my own pccuniary hrreiit.
JOHN II. JAMES.
Mt. Carmel. Aug. 2lst, l35S.-te
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NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in.
" tercsted, that the undersigned appointed
Auditor to distribute to and among those legally
entitled to the same, the monies paid into Court
fy John II. Purdy, in the care Of John H. Pur.
dy vs.. VIM. l.. Dcwar;. No. 10, November Tenn
1853. and Wm. l.. DCwart VS. John H. Purdy,
No. 90, April Term 1855, will attend to the du 4.
ties OF his appointment at the Prothonntary's
Office in the borough of Suuhuty. On the first
day Of September next, at 10 o'clock 4. " Of
ths; Jay.
S. n. JORDAN, Auditor.
Sunhury, Aug. 81. la55.-2t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

IT~ A pEsIpAULE FARM AND CcuSrRy
REsDENCE.--We call the attention Of thoss
who desire to purchase valuable farm and
moat desirable re3idspce, to the advertise
ment of Mr.. John Buyers, who offers for sale
hi. valsaLle property adjoining this borough.
wish to purchase beautiful country resi-,
dence, in healthy location, convenient to
town.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

rS-sI 900 u EWARD viii be paid for any Medicine
that viii excel PRATT BUTCHERS MAGIC OIL
for the following diseases -Rheumaiism, Neuralgia,
Spinal Affection, Contracted joints, Chuc Pains PANS
in the Side Back, Headabhe, Tnouche, Spans, sore
Throat Cuts, BIuiSrs Buns and all diseases u tue skin
Muscles and the Glands None genuine without the sig
nature of PRATI X BUTCHER attached td each Label
Principal Office, roc Washington street, Broukyn New
York Sph Ly
Albert w. Fisher, Druggist Market street, San5ury,
Ey~ This is to certify, that have made
but one application Of the Magic Oil op my
fingers, which have been drawn from oontrac-
tion OF the cords, brought on by rheumatism,
1t was of seventeen months standing, and l
now entirely cured. cheerfully recommend
it to all afflicted likewise.
J. Nj. FINBROOK,
Harrisburg, ~ Locust street.
July *, ls5r.-iy.
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held open for the reception Of the Presidents |
reply to the Queen.

held open for the reception Of the Presidents
reply 10 the Queen.
.(Signed) D. II. CRAIo."
Ihe FIRST Information on the subject was
communicated to the President by Senator
bigier, from Information obtained from the
Washington Associated Press gency, when
the President returned to the city from the
SOLDIERS Home" his country residence, and
received at the White House the message
from her Majesty, where the reply was pre-
pared.
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY
"WAsniNGroN, Aug. l6.--The President
OF the United States cordially recprocates
the congratulations Of her Majesty, the
Queen, on the success. of the great interna.
tional enterprise, accomplished by the science.
skill and indomitable energy Of two countries.
1t is triumph more glorious, because
more useful, than was ever won by The con.
queror on the field OF battle. May the At.
lantc Telegraph Company, under the bles
sing OF Heaven, prove to he bond OF per
letual peace and friendship between the
kindred nations, aud an instrument destined
by Divine Providence to diIiuse religion
civilization, liberty and law throughout til,
world.
In :hs view, will not all the nations o
Christendom Spontaneously unite in the de
claration that it shall be forever neutral, ant
thl. its communications shall be held sncret
in passing to the places OF their destination
10 the midst Of hostiities.
WASHINGTON, Aug. lG, 1883.
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Communicated.
For lhe sunbnry Alnerlean.

NORTHUMBERLAND, Aug. lS, 1858.
EDITOR SUNBURY AMERICAN Dear Sir =
The reference made TO ne by Joseph r.
Robinson in his attempted vindication of
himself from the charges Of the Legislative
Committee, is wlfully and stupidity false. If
a further contradiction shall be deemed ne
cessary, it will be made at the proper time,
and evidence adduce6 TO sustain il.
/ have just received a letter from Hon.
A. G. Curtin, most positively contradicting
the statement as far ss it relates TO him.
The community is respectfully invited to
weigh our assertions on the one side, aud
that OF j. r. Robinson on the other.
Yours, very truly,
DAVID TACGART.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21
To the friends Of Protection and the
foes of Lecomptonism in Schuylkill
1, nnln,nd Cto,1,,tinc

ana NOrthumDcrlonu COunlleS.
have been induced by those who wish me
success, TO make this public announcement o!
my intention to stand as a candidate Tor Con.
gress | do it reluctantly, because have al
ways believed, that post ofso much responsi
bility should seek the man, und not rice r6rSa
But so generally is this sound rule disregard.
ed in modern times. that the mun who ad-
here's to it, is very apt to become the victim
Of his own modesty.
put forth no claims 10 tho nomination,
but life long devotion to the principles you
entertain ] have ever been in favor Ct main
tanning inviolate ''the purity OF the ballot
box" US the great bulwark Of constitutional
liherty,-tho uucompromising advocate OF
Protection to American Industry, and rs bit
terly opposed to forcing by bribes and bayo-
nets. q slave constitution upon free people.
II these principles cntiile me 10 your support,
you will be safe in rendering it. Should |
be elected (which 10 quite probable If you
nominate me, will endeayor to act 50 that
my constituents shall not be ashamed UE their
representative.
However if IN your wisdom yon should
select either Of my amiGble competitors as
your standard bearer, 10 the langungo Q!
uno!Icr distinguished patriot, will THANK
| God that Sparta hath at least crn wUT'hrr
! son tLan l." AS patriot is one who is willing
to serve his country (Cor Il cons.dcrltnnl you
! will be good enough to acquit me OF AFRO
| gauce, ii class myself in that category
DAVID TAGGART.
Nos.humbe rlani, Aug. II, lo5c.-tc
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

pS' Is 1T 4 TRIcE I've observe in the
Sanbury Gazette, Of this week, commusica-
tion purpor'ing to DO from Anthony Arm.
strong, WIN. Beard aud Nathaniel Britain,
intimating that their names were attached to
an address, which they had not seen or read
Now we have only TO say that there is n
mistake if not trick of the enemy in this
matter, as the individual who procured the
names says the address, precisely as il is
printed. was read by these gentlemen before
they signed it. The Lecomptonites are grow.
ing desperate, and will stop at nothing.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

80" STEAM On CANALs.--The pasers OF
western New York indulge freely in their
descriptions Of The steam canal "aeet,' with
Governor King on board which recently
made an experimental trip on the Erie canal
They seem to think the adoption of steam on
canals as fixed fact.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21
NOTICE

Is hereby given that letters testamentary en-
the estate Of Matthins Reed, late Of Uppcr
Augusta township, Northumberland county,
deceased having been granted 10 the sub
scrcers, all parsons indebted are requested
10 make Immediate payment, and those hGv-
ing legal claims, to present then for setI!c-
meat.
WlLLIh AN REED,
FARNSWORVll REED, "A'"'o'''
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

Eg- TnE MAILs.-A portisn Of the mail
from Philadelphia, mostly papers, frequently
comes to us by way Of Pottsviile, at about 6
OR . o'clock, instead Of being sen. by the
Northern Central road. This delay of or
8 hours in receiving the city papers is annoy
ing.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

ES'' GoDEY's LApY's Book, for September,
is already issued, and well snstains its char
acter Of an excellent magazine for ladies'
Terms, SO per nnnum. 81 sent to this Office
will secure the Lady's Book and the Ameri-
can one year.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21
Telegrapgie y(e(us,
The Tttcsrnph E-joicings.

NEW YoRx, Aug. lG.-Immediately on
the announcement of the Qucen's message
being received over the Atlantic Cable, the
bells Of old Trinity Church struck up merry
peal, the public buildings were decorated
with flags and salutcs were fired, according
to previous arrangements. The greatest en-
thusiasm everywhere prevails at the joyful
intelligence Of the telegrsphc union o! Eu.
rope and America.
WAsu!SGro., Aug. l6.--The Mayor this
afternoon seat message to the City Coun-
Gil, recommending that measures be taken to
celebrate the success Of the Atlantic Tele-
graph. Special committees were appointed,
by both branches Of Councils, to agree upon
the programme Of the demonstration.
BALrMoHr, Ang. lG.-The Mayor has just
issued Proclamation consra,ulating the
citizens or Baltimore on the success Of The
Atlantic Telegraph, recommending the firing
Of two hundred guns, the ringing Of all the
bells Of the city, aud the displaying Of flags
from the public buildings and shipping be.
.ween . and o'cloCk tomorrow.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

GsG" MISisTKss ylvania is
pretty literally represented abroad, as will
be seen By the following list George Al.
Dallas, Minister to London; William u.
Reed, Minister 10 Naples; Jos Il. Clay,
Minister to Linn Charles Il. Beckalcw,
NJ mister TO Ecuador.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21
CAJTION-

w EKEAS my wife Margaret Las Jeff my
W bed aud hoard withou. any just cause or
provoca,ion, ibis is to give notice that will not
pay any debts OF her contracting.
WILLIAM PAUL.
Point tp., August o., lS5s.---3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

Eg- HARVEST lioNs CELEBRATION, We
are indebted to MIR. IIetzel, Of the "Revierc
House." Lewisburg, for on invitation to
attend the harvest home celebration at bis
house, on the 2lst inst. 1t will, no doubt, be
pleasant affair." and We shall be glad TO
attend il possible.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21
suNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisements A


We are authorised to state that HENRY
Don EsA, will be a candidate for the Sen.
ale subject To the Democratic Rules.
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GROVER 6 BAEkETl'S
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
la5 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
80 CHEsNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.

tD- These Machines are now justly admitted
to be ths best in use for Family Sewing, new
strong, and elastic stitch. which viii not rip,
even il cyery fourth stitch be cut Circsars
sent on application by letter.
Agents Wanted.
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THE NEW ClCL0P.EDIA
20 Anlnnnn. nn,., RanluN

VIII bO complete ! in is volumes, royal svo
So per volume in cloth 50 so in library lea.
lher; Si half morocco 81 so half Russia sx-
ira d ! in sno.,Ihly psrts.
II. b. MASSER,
Agent fos Northumberland CounIy,
August 81, 1858,
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CT" SEQ Derby aud Jaekson's advertise.
mcnt for agents, III another column, headed
"a Casket Of Gems Of Wit aud Wisdom"
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.,t&llaN9oHs.
.lIE COAL TRADE.


.uE COAL TRADE.
" sent by Railroad this week
by Canal ll,20S i4--for the
IL TONS showing d falling OF
.ek Of 2,7T0 tons, and for tho
gweek last year 5,733 tens.
Trade of the ahamUkin Region,
nj $4,000 tons behind last year,
pa little, and is on the ncreaRe
,ue opening Of the Northern Central
ad. Coal is now delivered trcm that
TO Baltimore by Rail at 50 20 per
rhch gives that Region the advantage
the Wyoming trade. The Coal in the
.lamokin Region is so!d at s 10 q 81 20
per ton, pnt in the cars at the mines, and the
purchasers pay the toll and freight Wages
Of miaors aud laborcrs are about oRo.th!rd
less than they were this time last ysar.
Freighs from Bal!Eaore ct 22lo lbs N The
rsrs of f5P " C. r. r. Co.:
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ry' LErrlsd.--Proposas will be received
at Lock Haven, on Wednesday, the 25th
inst. for the graduation and masonry of 81
miles Of the Sudbury & Erie Railroad, ex-
, tending from Fartandsvle. west.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

IL LITTELL's LNlSG AGH, filed weekly
with the choice selections Of European lltera.
ture, comes to land regularly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21
READ DR.. EARDNANS
ADVERTISEMENT.
Mark the Day and Date.
Tbe Markets.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.-Aug. Ig
1858. -GR.iE-Wheat, sales of fair and good
Red at ) Sls0aSS 25 per bushel, and White from
s. IS to 81 ~ per bushel. Rye is wanted at
so cents. Corn, sales of Yellow at 81 a 90
cents, and ST a so cents from store. Oats arc
selling a, az cents per bushel for Penna.
BALTIMORE MARkETS-Aug. II, ls5s.
GRA1N-Wheat, there sales of red at 5a
1870 cts for fair to good lots, and white at l eos
1875 cs. for air, and l35ai4N cts 70, prime par
cells of do Corn sales of good yellow at slss2
cts, and Of fair to prime white at 50 cts.--ssaoi
There were sales Of Virginia Oats at SO cts. and
PENNSYLVANIA do, at 43a45 cs There were
some Pcnnsy lvania Rye Offered and sold at IS
cts. Maryland Rye at 6a cts. per bushcl
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The Northern Central Railway.


Arrival and departure Of Passenger Trains and aes
JuLY 27lh, 1873. a, SuaBvHY, Us fuiows:
GOING SOUTH.
Tg.Ss Fyr Harrisburg & Baltimore. Leaves SnnLury
Mail Trsin, 5i5 \. NJ
Butao & Niagara Express IL %
Burden and Passenger, iSs
COMING NORTH.
TEAr.s FfyIa Harrisburg Bat, As..re 4! s;nI';'ry
Mail Tr,in 35OP.M N.
BuRiu aud Niagara E"prcss, llI9
ButLen AMI PCsscuGrr, sI1 y NJ
GOING NORTH.
TsAss. For Wlllaaspot. Eiinira, Leaves Snnbary'
Mail Train. 3jlPM.
Bafao and Niagara ESpress, ll22
Burden aud Passenger, U''J p II
COMING SOUTH.
TRArxs. From Emira Wi!liansp', hrrir. n: sunbnry
Mail Train 81 a NJ.
Buffalo and NHga,a Express, u US
BuideH and Passenger. e.1O l. III
The sham"isin valley and PaiisTili' Railroad
Passenger train leaves SuniuIy At 6 u 4 N
- Arrives q! Sudbury ils = W
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

d. Tiffany & Co., Jewellers, in New
York. have bought the remainder OF the
cable (se miles, 10 sell in small pieccs,