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Sheriff gales.

DY virtue of sundry Wriis of Ven. ExoQn.,st &c..
ID there viii sc exposed 10 public Sale on Mon
day the 18th day Of August, lSjN, the toIbwmg
described property, viz
A C rtain lot Of uud situate in Cle,rfield loro
knvwrt us .lot No S7.buuml,d d on tlicsOuth by lot
NJ SIS. or Nortl hy an alley, east by an alley,
aud west by ,ecdnd street with plank house and
stable thereon. Seized. takon ill rX cutiJn and
to be sold as the property of j. W Bnrd.
AsO--A certain tract Of land situate IN Wood
ward p, cuntaining 20 acres, bouudyd by lands
Of Christian shof, jr, aud " b. AleXander,
With about . acrcs cleared. gsd log house and
stable thereon. Seized, taken in eyecutiOn had
to be sold as the property OF Geo W. Hocknber-
ry
Also- Defendants interest IN acertGin tract
Of mld in Dlady tp.. cuuamiug 06 acres with 40
acres ceaied,log house aud ilg harm Oh reon.-
Dcerdarts interest being the cno-cigh. To bo
so.d as ncTluy oi JDln Eliuger,
Aso-A certain tac of laud situate in Law
renee to tp., continuing 27l acres bounded by the
Susquehunns river aud lands Of Reads. Spack
man, Mitchell aud Fullerton, with frame house.
fame barn, saw mil, aud other outbuiIdinks, d
Orchards thereon will about so acres oicafed
To be selda. the property Of phiiip Antcs.
Also certain tract Of land situate IN Pike
tp beginning at post, thence along lands Of S.
c. Hepburn to No. 53l W. l53 pr to a post,
thence along lhnoS ul james jrusslcN n. "S, l.,
60 per to a post. thence along mud Of John Pur-
ter. 5 $40 E l0i perches to o rost and thence
aon land Of Owens $ 30 W 6Sl per. Ia begin.
ming. containing 7G acres, about 40 acros cleared
and having having house aud barn thereon G.
rectcd TIE be sold as the property Of John Hep
burn.
Also--A certain lot of land situate in CearGell
boro' bounded on Market street so feet east by
lot Of Thompson, south and west by alloys, With
house and stable, shop and other buildiu gs there
on. To be sold as the property of }. II. Jones.
Also--A certain tract Of land situate IN Penn
tp, containing about seventy five acres, bounded
by lands of Charles Golf, Ezra Moore, and NJ En-
tire with about 20 acres cleared with o two.story
frame house and barn thereon. To be sold as
,he property Of Caleb Moore, et. al. adm'rs.of D.
Moore itaeh' al'--ai q
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sTAUEFER s. HARhNlI.

cheap watches and Jewelr.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL, at the "Philad
w phia Watch and Jowelry Store" No.
lold No, g6y North Second Street, corner Of Quo
ry, PhiIad'a.
Gold Lover Watches, full jeweled IS c. cases S2s
Cold Lapinc, Is carat, -
silver Lever, full jewoled, II
silver Lupine, jewels, 9
Superior Quarters,
Cold Syoctooics,
Fine Silver SpCctaclcs, ]
Gold Bracelets, 3
Ladys Gold Pencils, l
Silver Tea spoons, pcrsot,
Cold Pens, with Pencil and Silver Holder,
Gol Singer Rings 81! cents to $50; Wat
Glasses, plain l2! cents, patent lS3, Luuot 2.'
other articles in proportion. All goods warrau
to bo what tley are sold for.
STAUFFER & HARLEY,
Successors 10 o. COIru
On hand some Gold and Silver Levers anu
pines, s,f, lower than the above prices.
October &, ls55.-iy.
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I. l. CTrTTLE,

I. l. L|CUTTLE,
A t'orncy ,, aud Land inan. of'c
n odjuHing i, ,druc.. on M"ri' sire"
Clarified. Marcos. ls1"
AUGUST a. I0IUTMEETs
rNH. 5Ac oN. indian Physician /. OF st.
Loais. of Erie City, Pa, may be con.u..,l
clears Ill., Pa, Weaver. Hotel, Tucsdas ant
Wrdno, Law. Angus : nnl Is.
Tyrone. Pa, "Cuy iloJcL" Saturday aud sun.
day. August u and -.
Rercfjntc. Pa. conrad House" Wcdng Nlay
and Tbursaoy, August II md ~.
Lock Illyrn, Pa. "Fal'on House Sunday and
sionday, AugustS and y,
Jersey shore, Pa, Franklin House, Friday
August G. ....... --.......
WnliamsporL Pa. "Unied States Hotel, Tues.
day and Wepucsday. August and /.
INDLlN Botanic REMEDIES.
In trenhnent Of diseases Of tho LUNGS and
CHrsr, Liver. stomach Bowels, Heart nerves,
Skin Scroluu. Salt Rheum. Eyipelns r. any
md All diseases arising from Impure blood. FE-
MALE WrAKvEss and Felnnle dj,eas"s of nl kinds
also all forms of CHaovIc or long standing dlaen-
SEES have given to Dr. Jacks IN wDr ld wide rep
utaion,
REGULAR YISITS.--Dr. Jackson will mako
REGULAR visits to a large number Of the principal
towns i'm Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York Pa
fonts can thus have the privilege Of consulting
regularly. once IN from one 10 three months n
matte, In very many cases Indispensable in per.
forming cure. 1T Is difficult for any physician
10 prc.crile course Of medicine by only once
seeing his patient, to effect a permanent aud las.
ting cure. -.---
iYvALIDS SHOULD MARK WE'LL THE
TIME--aud call early as possible. The time is
limited. and the appointments will be punctually
kent as above.
If sick with any ch ronic diseases do not delay
as time only tends to confirm ronder a cure
more protrncted and difficult
DR.. Jackson will make examination orthe lungs
and Chest by tn use of tho Stethoscopc, free Of
charge
Dr Jackson. although payng special attention
to Lung, Throat, Heart and Female diseases, also
in, ties consultations in all CHRONIC di eases
incident to the human system. Seeing many
thousand cases every year, he is well prepared
to give an opinion as to the durability Of any
case.
A. G. JACKSON.
/ rssE eIrsguI Ind'en Physician.
hly -, tsss
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f~tAhh'NA y. y
We arc authorized 10 announce that SNErm
CLYDE, OF Lawrence township, win be O cn.l.
date tor sheriff, subject Go Dem. rules
We nrc nuti1rz"d to 0rn,uurc that JAcon W.T.
uaLN of Graham pwuslip will hou and. litc
for ohcrih. subject to Democratic rules.
We are authorized {, announce that GEo W.
SuoFF of Woodward Up, /, Do csndi ln'o for
Shcrit, subject to Democratic rule,
We ore authorize {, announc, thar Fasb q
MllLEn, oi Bel ~ wii, bc u candid rte to sa.rI p,
,nIy,c' to brmooodc rule.
We ar, 'ulh,uzeIt, 9, uuuouD,e ih,t VI Il Lr.
rurR, Of Brady tp, will b. a candidate for 5lgr.
III, subject to the Democratic rule.
We nrc authorized to announce that nrw
Hall, kurthaus tp., will be a candidate yr her
id subject To Democratic rule.
W. are authorized to announce dat Wu L..
0Grry. Of Lawrence tp., "i.. be Il candidate ior
Sb'ro ulicc, 10 Demrcat,c Iu.e.
We at, Authorized to announce that JAMES
BLOOM. OF Pike tp., win hna candidate lJr S4rr-
ID subject . o.uo-m c rule.
W. nr. alh ed to announce uat EpwAao
PEREs ST.. p, o,i D, a candidate 10
nrria su ' Democratic ru,s..
Wcar u'hoHcl TO announce rhatJ.A TAusr.
Of T. ru ,p. via be q candidate for Sheriff, .ub-
To- 3. HH. ...T r.s .H|
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|
0mota Auiritt An pt d,nl ecm
ANaHNmdhr 1uui honh httr tHu
ash might have boon ,tty el.ou Do
a,,s.nns bot Nimattl,tunm $50. dom.
,oa., injured Two hoy. onc sou ol
, po,niOn Ep and lhc other % SON or T.
Jackson Grams Esq were upon The rtci
ia,k riyine with thcconlcnu Ola rov.
Ar horn which they had hcconc possess.
,dof in some way by imprudcn'ly pour
inc It on lighted paper BY some mems
I, become irnitcd while the stream vas
aoeing from iho horn, and q general cX,
nlo.ion took place. Master ira Bayuton
about / year. old who had The powder
ca, severely burnt about the face and
Master Willie Grams about 9years old who
ua. close by, was burned considerably, also
about tie face. They are however both
doing well.
H5rg SrouEN-A large bay marc the
property of JOSEPH McC.orr,n ga. Of De-.
cature township was stolen nom ,he
premises of the owner on last Thursday
night. The animal was tracked as far as the
,Janosvillcroad whore ali trace of her was
lost and nothing has been heard Of her
since. See advertisement in another col
umn.
ARgEsrEp.-A man named Thoma, Zc-
liz Ii was arrested at Centreyile Ea Co.
a few dw, since, on cha.gn of having rob.
bed c. Kratzer's store some two or three
weeks ago. Zelitzski had been working
in this place as jourueyman shoemaker,
and left about the time OF the robbery
without any suspicion attaching to him;
but after lie reached Elk county he was
observed to lie spending mencs very free
ly. which led 10 hi, arrest. lr4s bro't
back by Mr.. lyut Constable ~ Eos tp.
Elk Co. and Mr. K~,4or a., la ri having
followed him aud had hi.p arrested, on
lst Saturday evening aal 3.acal in JliL
where we believe he still renaius.
Ix Towy.-Mr. D Hyatt jhr gentle
manly ana efficient cnie, OF ,no Centre
Vile poice and constable of fox tp., iii.
Co., who came here on last Saturday in
charg, Of Thomas Zeilz,li and renamed
until Tuesday morning air. lIya.. is an
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FLEllEVG HOTEL,

(FoagEaLY Known IS THE Coop INTENT,
lLEWENSyIlLE,
Ccayfchi Conh, Pcan@hHir.
The subscriber beg. leave 20 inform his old
customers, and th, public generally that he has
recently tuken the lbUye well known stand, and
that be ho. entirely refttcd uyd rciuuishci It in
style adapted to the age aud the wants OF the
entire travelling community.
HIS TABLE
will always be provided WITH orcry luxury the
markets aud surrounding country viii ati"rt.
EIS BAR
viii bee supplied witA the choicest iucp and Il
quov-
HIS STABLES,
which fre the best and most commodious on the
road. Within day. travel, will always be in
ch,rco of careful and attentive h0stlcrs. In
short
Every department Of his Establishment will
he supplied with uli the comforts and couycuieu
cies the weary traveller cotrd dcsirc.
inne 2, '5S "a. WIN. a. MASON.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-28

CfUT'OV-All persons arc hcroJr 90
u against purchasing % certain noty a.
u4o 10 favor of Stacy ". Thompson, d' r.
August 1857, Tor 5l2J, as l have no, re
value therefor and win not pay it,.
DANIEL HOWM
April 7tb, 1857 3.-pl.
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PAIN CURER ANTI BILL
| ! OUS REMEDEaud REHTOI AfiNE. for
colds Cough, Group, &c.--soid at Jos. Go"n's
Shoe Shop, Clarified oct, IS, 81.
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4 NAJlION-All persons are hereby cautioned
y against mcddling with tho fall wing proper.
W now in possession OF Wilton ". wilson of
C'c-t tn, as slil properly helong- o. w,, ana
was left with said Wlgon alhice. o. my or1cr:-
Two COVE, ono yoke Of steers, one hoiGer, one
calf and three 4hgats.
T. G. MILLER.
Hcll tp., Iurc 40, 1858.
Z TDIECE--Noiico is hereby given Tint let
y teas Of Administration have This day been
grantad 20 Jho undersigned ON the estate Of Satin
uc AHte, late OF Lawrence tp., decd. All lpeI-
,ous having any hHsiuc IN relation TO said est
ate, wi., y.A upon o.. aud make settlement
MATT TATE,
Wm. PO WE'LL
june 30, 1853 Admrs.
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We are authorized 10 announce that GLo. W.
SHorF, of Woodward tp, " % Do . csndin n'o for
shcrf, subject to Democratic u,lc
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We are authorized to announce that JAcoB
lloOyER, Of Lawrence township, will he u caudi-
date iur County Commissioner, subject to Demo
cratic ruIes. June Q.
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We are authorized 20 announce that DAVID
DALE. OF Morris tp., will be a candidate for Co.
Commissioner subject to Democratic rule.
Juuc 9, 1888,
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We orc authorize {, announc, that Faeb q.
MlDLGR OF Ht,l ~ Tii, Soc d ca9diil io. 7aer q
,nl y,ct 10 Democratic rulc.
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W. are authorized 20 announce that WILLIAM
MEnnELL Of Lawrence tp, will be q candidate
for County Commissioners subject to Dem. rules.
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We mr. sulhJrzaito announce jh,t VI II Lr.
rurR Of Brady tp., will b. clnd.laJy for 5lyr.
Ill., subject to the Democratic rule.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-01-23
PROF. HENRY ROGERS.

The appointment of Professor Rogers to a
chair in the University OF Glasgow, is merited
tribute to enc of the first intellccts Of this age
and of the world.
As a ripe and cultivated scholar, Prof Rogers
is unsurpass ed and his rare ability to simplify
and popu larise the most abstruse subjects, and
to adorn and tender attractive some of apparent
ly the most urinviing departments of science,
eminently qualities him for the high duties OF
his new position.
The Scotch, with their Characteristic good
sense and good taste have not only paid a com
pliment to Prof. Rogers and TO this country, bu
have shown their true appreciation of science
and intellect, as not belonging to any country ex
eusivsly, but as gifts and honors and blessings
from Heaven for the whole world
Whilst under a commission as Gcologist io
the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, Prof Ro
gers spent part of several years in this vicinity
in the exploration of the Shanokin and TIevor
ton Coal Fields, aud furnished reports Of thos
valuable Coal deposiles, and those reports, lk
/ all his other productions present a most thorough
| and reliable examination, bearing Throughout
the marks Of his genius, and of his fidelity am
his untiring industry.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-01-23

The Pennsylvania Railroad has raised the
fare one half cent per mile, for each pas
senger.
A man died recently in Alabama. from the
nail of his toe growing into the flesh.
The artesiun well at Louisville, Ky, is
1900 feet dcep--said to be the deepest in the
world.
During the past year &c revolutionary
soldiers, and % persons q 100 years and
over, died in the United States.
Wisconsin and Illinois corn standing in
the field, is offered at au ayrage often cents
per bushel.
Thirty.one Irisbmen few days ago, left
Hartford, Conn, on return trip to Ireland,
where they hope to better their condition.
The latest Paris Fashions Coudenn the
use Of hoops, bustcis, waddug, or anything
else Isn't it awful ladies? Only think oft!
John Emmitt, Esq. of Srlinsgrove is ap.
pointed Foreman on the Canal from that
place to Port Treyorton.
Isaac APP, Of Selinsgrovo, was thrown out
Of \ wagon by runaway horse, and conSid
. erably injured
Capt. Daniel L. Becker, Of Sclnsgrove
aged e4 years, broke his thigh by fall within
his own house.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-01-23
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR, DATED

HARRIsBURe, January 20, 1908,
Harrisburg probably, never contained great
a throng of people as yesterday on the occasion
of the 1nnguration of Governor Packer. 1t was
said to have been the most brilliant, especially
in Military display, that was ever witnessed in
the Capitol. Some IL or Is Military Com
pancs took part in the proceedings
The Inauguration ceremonies took place in
front of the Capitol, on platform extcnding ou,
on level with the rotunda. These ceremonies
until the Inauguration Of Governor Pollock
always took place in the Hall of the House of
Representative, when select number only,
could be accommodated The present is much
better plan except in bad weather.
Governor Packer enters upon the duties of his
responsible office, under the NEST favorable
auspices, and there can be no doubt that his ad.
minstration will he croditablc alike TO himself
and TO the Commonwealth.
| His views on the Kansas question are but the
expression of the people of Pennsylvania, and
meet with unqualified appreciation.
One Of the most pleasing incidents Of the in
coming and retiring administrations, is the good
feeling that exists and the respect shown 10 each
| other. On Monday, Governor Pollock and his
cabinet entertained Gen. Packer and his cubi.
net at CoverlS's Hotel The occasion of the
festival was ont Of friendly interchangcs among
gentlemen who. though they might differ in poll
tics, did not deem it necessary on that account to
sink the more 10 lie ties Of friendship.
| The next day, after the Inaugural ceremo-
mics were over, Cen Packer and cabinet recipro-
Gated the compliment, by giving a similar enter
tannent at Omt's Hotel, to Governor Pollock
and his cabiet Both parties fully appreciated
these civiliiies and expressed themselves highly
delighted, the origin of which is highly credtahe
to the heads and hearts of the retiring and new
Chief Magistrates, who were born and raised, as
it were, in the same neghborhood. 1t is but due
to Gov. Pollock and to Colonel Curtin, Secreta-
ry of the Commonwealth, and Mr.. Sullivan his
deputy, TO say that they retire from Office, with
the respect and good wishes of all who have cul-
tivaed their acquaintance.
The law just passed to purchase house
| for the Governor, is just and proper The Gov.
ernor's salary is entirely too low, but had ne
| idea that it was so much So until informed by
Governor Pollock that he retire. from office witt
clear loss, not much short of five thousand dol
lars And yet Gov. Pollock is known to he
! prudent man of economical habits.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-01-23

ARREST OF ALLEGED CoUETERFEITERs.-
On Monday last, Lucicn Swartz and John
Van Caster were arrested near Cressona,
Schuylkill county Pa, charged with issuing
counterfeit coin aud notes. A carpet bag,
which they had left at q hotel in Cressona,
was found to contain some $500 in counter.
felt 20 and 90 cent pieces, 81, 50 80 $5 $40,
and $40 gold pieces, together with about
$1,000 in counterfeit notes, principally on the
Philadelphia Bank They were committed
TO Jail in Schuykill county to await the ar
rival of the L. 5. marshal, from Philadelphia
From information given by SwartZ, David
Gibson, Of Schuylkil Haven, was arrested
and held in $1,000 to answer the same charge.
Next day, Jonas Young, a resident Of Muucy,
was arrested at Pine Grove, on similar
charge.
FIRE IN TANAQUA, PA--On tho 9Th inst.
IRE broke ont in the Columbia House,
Tamaqua, Pa, which destroyed part Of the
roof Of the main building, doing considerable
damage to the hotel and furniture. The
house was insured, but there was no insurance
Oh the furniture, many articles Of which were
stolen during the confusion.
CONVICTED or MURpER.-On Saturday last
Jas. NJ. Kelley who was tried at Pittsburg
Pa, for the murder of Henry WeiSSman, was
convicted of " murder in the first degree
Ills associates Richards and Denny, who were
Indicted for completely in the same murder
will be tried this week.
HIGHWAY RoBuERY.-Early on SATURDAY
morning farmer, named Roberts, while OF
his way to market in Harrisburg, was stop
ped at Fosters Island by two negroes, wilt
took from his wagon basket Of butter, ant
three pairs OF chickens.
MILTON SAVINGS BASE,-The bill ineorpor
atins the Milton Savings Bank has becom
law. The bill provides for the opening {
the books and subscription Of stock by Jun
next, at which time an organization must b
effected otherwise the charter bill be forfeited
Our citizens should take action on the subiec
in due season.-MiltoaiQn.
Accommodation. Pollock has appoi
ted WM. JONES, Esq, Of Lewsburg, a \ otal
Public in and for Union county, (in place
~ o. n. Wordop, resignedl lor three years f. 0
'Le 18th inst
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-01-23
GeIterap5it g(etos.
WAsnINGToN, January IA, 1888.

HoUsE OF REPREsENrATIvE5.-f House
went into Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union, on the Presidents An
uual Message.
Mr. Stephens (Ga.) explained and defended
his views heretofore expressed. lie affirmed
and challenged contradiction, when he SAID
it, that under the neutrality laws, as they
now stand, owing to their imperfect phrase
ology, the President cannot at all use the
Army or Navy. 1t was only by construction
or Interpretation that he could do so. All
doubts should be removed by legislation re-
specting these laws, lie argued that no
power in the United States could prevent
American citizens from leaving this country
and joining an enemy, Or could punish them
But for Paulding's interposition, Walker
would now be secure in the possession OF the
Presidency of Nicaragua, and he was the
only legitimate Chief Magistrate of that
country. lie repeated that Walker and his
men should be seut back anG full restitution
should be made to them for their losses occa
stoned by the conduct of Commodore Paul
ding who kidnapped them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-01-23
Court Proceedings.
Before the Hon ALEX. JORDAN, PRESIDENT aad his .As
sociatc Judges, at january Term ls5s.
FIRST WEEK

Before the Hon AIEx JORDAN, President, and his As-
sociatc Judges, at january Term ls5s
FIRST WEEK
Twenty-three Grand Jurors answered to their names
and John VI Patton Of Milton, was selected Foreman
The commissions granted by the Commonwealth to
Daniel Beckey Pruthonottry, &c, were read in open
Court
Commonwealth VS.. Thos. Foulis-Surety Of the pea.c,
On hearing, the court directed the defendant to pay the
of prosecution, md bound Inn ~ the sum of $500
to keep the peace, &c.
Commonwealth VS.. jacob Fry-lndictmwt f'r selling H.
quor without hcensc True bill. Defendant plead mot
guilty " Scott, District Attorney, for Commonwealth,
Brmer and Beard for defendant On calling over the
list OF witnesses foI the Commonwealth they all appeared
to be absent, and the court was compelled to suc Is
the jury to hnd verdict OF "not guilty." which they
did accordingly
Commonwealth VS.. Samuel Watts-For. 4 Bas, delt.
bound over to appear at next term.
Same Frederick Haurt, Charles Carr, Joseph Bright,
George Reoser and Theodme Keh-lndc,mcut tor
riot, ruut unlawful assembly, and assault and batter y.
Scott and Rockefeller for Com, Packer and Bruncr for
delts Nole prosequ entered ON payment Of costs by
defendants
Same VS. p Brymire--Indicment, selling liquor without
| license True Bill Scott for Com.--ItuckefeIler lsr
defendant Settled.
Same VS.. Thos Foulds-Tndctmcnt, selling liquor with
ont license. True bill. Scott, for Com-Cencnt for
defendant. The defendant acknowledged his guilt but
alleged that lac sold under msak en- view # his rights
The court sentenced him to pay fine OF $50 and the
costs.
Same VS. Samuel w. Wright.-Forgery. Scott Ball and
ThnrP for Com-Packer for defendant. Cause cntin.
| ucd until next term at instance Of defendant
Same VS.. Michael FenstcImschcr-For 4 Bas. Defend
ant discharged by the court
Same VS. VIM, Musselnan-For. & Bns True Bill
Scott and Packer for Com Clement for defendant
The court passed tbs usual sentence the defendant
| Same VS.. William Fritz--Indlctment. Nanflaughtcr
"rrue bil found ut last sessions Sc-tt md Kutz fo
! Com.-W NJ. * A. j. Rockefeller for defendant. Th
| defendant was discharged
In the case Of the Comm mwesth Joseph Collie
r,, IA md
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-01-23

NORTHWESTERN SUGAR-GRowERs CoNvEN-
oS.--On Thursday, 7th inst, large num-
n Of sugar growers met in convention in
e Senate Chamber of the State House in
oringlield Illinois. Interesting letters were
al from Messrs. John Lawrence Smith OF
ouisyille, Ky,; Joseph S. Lowering Of Phil
lelphia Pa. John q. Depu, Of Gallipolis,
hio Brutes }. Clay, Of Paris, Ky; and
I'm. L. White, of Aurora, lnd.-describing
le various modes in which they had soverally
lised the Sorghum, expressed the saccharine
latter and made the syrup, sugar, &c
amples by Mr.. Lowering, Of Philadelphia,
ere much admired. The Mechanical Com
littee declined recommending for adoption
ny particular mode OF expressing the juice
f the cane, but stated it as their opinion that
n approved machine should be made of three
mooth castron rollers, which may be placed
horizontally or vertically and moved with o
low motion, not exceeding sixteen feet O
minute but whether it is preferable to use
steam or horse power, or what particular mil
should be used, this committee does not fell
TO decide. 1t was afterwards deci
ded to trust TO the inventive genius of the
country, and not make any mechanical re
commendation.