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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

PRIMARY ELEcrI0N.4The election of dele
gates 70 the LecomptOn County Convention
was held iu this county on Saturday, and in
many places a spirited contest was had among
the several aspirants. Two tickets we're run at
the Nevada precinct; one was understood to be
favorable TO the nomination of Van Hagan for
Sheriff and Young for Clerk, the other was
for Mitchell for Sheriff and Lambert for Clerk.
The whole number of votes polled was $50, be-
ing 220 votes less than we're polled at the late
anti-LecOmptoh primary election, aud 29O more
than Baldwin received at this precinct last
year. The Van Hagan aud Young ticket was
elected by majority of A votes, and the de-
feated parties complain that they were defeat
ed by illegal votes. 1t is evident from the
number of votes polled that there was either
much double voting or else many took part in
the election who had no right to. We subjoin
list of the delegates elected in the several
townships whose name swe could ascertein
NeradG.-Wm. F. Anderson, Harvey Mills, L.
Samuels David Carty, James Handley, A. Case
mayou, Theodore Miller, John Webber, VIM. Mont
gomery, VIM. Reed, VIM. c. Asher. r
GTGss EaIey.-Wm' T watt' W M L0utzenhelzer'
J. X. Rush, Frank Humiston, Henry Thomas, S. ID.
Leayitt, Con. Rely, c. Knight, Samuel Hodge, Da-
Sid Dryden, David Fitzgerald, Miles Doran.
Rough s Ready.-Dr. Davis, -Wisner, Peter
Schendan, Pat Munday, H. Scharden, --Daven-
port.
Bridgepor.-John Dixon, A. II. Adkins, VIM
McFadden, J. F. Clark, J. L. p. Winham, Thomas
Fitzsimmons, c. L. Fisher.
BLoom.feid.-I. H. Mitchell, ]. B. Henry, T. Dick
w. Shankland, o. NARROW
I Dole NJ.
john Hayes, Capt. Harris, J. Monogue, A. Merry
man, Michael Winegarden, j. b. Couger, John
Henry, S. Moore, L. Mitchell, p. Mcdonald, VIM
Borram, VIM. Greer.
Wdshington.-C Steinmitz p. Martin, G.. Lam
sing, w. w. Wixom, -McElroy.
Little York.-M. p. Mcclure, Jas. Gardner -
Miller, S. d. Willis, Ed. Carne, T. Burke, -
Cohen, -Timmons, Joseph Chew.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13

Rs-The following letter, which emphatcally speaks for
itself written by the Dean ofthe Faculty the Phila
depha College Medicine the editors Of the the Pac
&c Medical and Surgical Journal San Francisco, for
publication:
PHILADELPHIA January 1Tth 1859.
To the Editors of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Jour
Internationally attention has been called to an
article in the December number Of your journal in regard
to the Gd een degree granted by the Philadelphia COL
lege of Medicine to Dr. L. Czapksy. When the appl-
cation for the degree made to the Faculty, IL was
accompanied by aidayit and testimonials to the effect
that rr. Czapkay n regular graduate NJ. d., Of the
University Of festh had served Surgeon the Hunga
rian Army and regular Practitioner Of Medicine.
On the strength Of these the degree granted The dd
eundem degree its implies is conferred grsdu-
aes only and gives privileges Had there been
the ghtest OF reguary the APPLICATION have
would been refused BY inserting this in your journal you
will do OF justice the College and confer favor
Yours, very respectfully
II. RAND,
Dean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia College of Medi
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13

RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERs.-Immediateiy on
rsceiot of the news of the destruction OF Rough
4 Ready by fire, on Saturday subscription
was started in this place, and s3ll raised ior
,h. bene6t of The sufferers. The money was
forwarded to Messrs. Roberts, BoVyer, ana
Ault. of Rough & Ready, to be distributed
among the needy. We learn that about one
hundred dollars more has since been rvised IN
this place. and subscriptions have also been Ia
Ken M at Grass Valley and other places.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13

TOR PRINTING, OF ALL KINDS EAEOoiEp "i'A
In ncatness nd dispatch at this once
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13

SuTr FOR SLAxDER.-Suit was commenced III
the District Court on Monday last, by Mr.. Ap-
nle,on Plumley. and his wife Eliza Plumley'
against George utherland. for SANDER claim
ing damages in the sum of $4,000. 1t is alleg-
ed in the complaint that the defendant mas
stated that Mrs. Plumley entered bis house and
nurloined thercfrom sundry books aud accounts
belonging to defendant. -- -----
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13

FATAL MINING ACoIDENT.-Henry Jelly was
killed in the mining claims of Jones Beck, at
Moore's Flat, on Friday last. 1t appears that
Jelly and another man were at work in
ground sluice. when large quantity of water
and mud was heard coming down, ard both
stepped out on the bank. few moments af-
ter Jelly was missing, aud his lifeless body was
afterwards found iu the sluice some distance
below where he had been at work. II is sup
posed that he jumped back into the sluice for
the purpose of getting out some tools, when he
was caught and buried in the rushing tide
The remains of the unfortunate man were
brought to Nevada on Monday for intermeut.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13

ANOTHER Fatal ACCIDENT.-An old man
named Clayton Tweed, formerly from Chester
county Pa, was killed on Monday evening, at
Gopher Hill, about six miles from Nevada, by
the eaving of bank. lie and another man
named McGrew, we're at work in the claims of
Mr.. Oatman They saw the bank of earth COM
ing, and jumped to get out Of the way, but
without success. Mr.. Tweed was completely
buried, and instantly killed, and McGrew was
buried to the neck, but escaped with some se-
we're bruises. Mr.. Tweed was about go years
of age. Coroner Bazely held an inquest on the
body yesterday, and we are Indebted to him ior
the above particulars.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13
DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
Private Medical and Surgical
InSt1t11to.

Sacramento Street, below Montgomery, OPP
pOsIte Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Office.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established in 1854 for the Permanent Cure Of all Chronic
and Private Diseases and the Suppression of
Quackery
Attending and Resident Physician, L. ]. CZAPKAY, NJ
D. late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief Ply
scian TO the goth Regiment of Honveds Che Surgeon to
the Military Hospital of Pesh Hungary the late Lecturer
Diseases of Women and Children and Honorary Mem
Der Of the Philadelphia College of Medicine.
HS- Particular attention paid to the treatment OF d.
seases peculiar to Women and Children. -Sa
R1- Office Hours-From Q A. NJ. to 9P.M
Communications strictly confidential.
Permanent Cure guaranteed, or no pay.
Consultations, by letter otherwise, free.
Address, L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ D.
San Francisco, Cal
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13

sxx.ron GwrS arrived at Nevada on satur-
IA, evening. visited the "Ridge" on Sunday
in COMPANY with number of Federal otfcers'
and smoke in Grass Valley Monday evening
His His risit 70 this county created no particular
aensatiou.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13

Dr. L. j. Czapkays Medical and Surgical Institute is on
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite Pacific
Mail Steamship Conpany's Office San Francisco Califor
MIA The Doctor offers free consultation and asks no re
nuneration unless he effects a cure.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

P.h Be- %, fiekIes Loosters, Macaroni, Eermicra,
every grade together with every variety Off roceres
constantly on hands and sale very
prices, by lseptlSl WA. EDWARDS & BRO.
OURE Old Port medicinal purposes and due old Har-
standard Sherry Wine just received and for sale
by lseptlSl Wa. EDWARDS 4 BRO.
DURE Wines and Liquors Of kinds put up in pint ID
seP,18 ,Ys,,s- ~ - ''.s y. A. EDWARDS Z BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16
EISHERsS
WROUGHT-IRON MOWER.

rs on exhibition at the Fair Grounds by A. Camp Gep
Il Agent. This Mover eombiheI several important AZ
Is eonStucted entirely wrought iron which renders It
light and durable The centre Of draught s on the
driving Wheel which obviaes all side drAuEht aud renders
it extremely the horses necks II Is free from
Warping to which all wooden machines subject tits
simply that the operator
at glance every Iin bolt and burr In the machne Only
two bolts put together after It leaves the
shop 1t adjusts itself easily to rough siding uneven
ound. Manufactured by Fisher, Skaters Co., ALI
ance Ohio. H. CAMP General Agent the sale Of this
Mower. sept15-3tS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16


PARK GODwIx, who made speech at the N.
z. Republican State Convention, is reported in
the Syracuse Journal to HAYES aid that ..the
other night, while sitting in the door of his
home, he saw CLEAN of white pure light shoot
up like sunbeam from the horizon to the ze.
NTH, and soon the. whole heavens were covered
with the ruddy glow of the most brilliant and
gorgeous Aurora. That said be, symbolizcs
the progress of the Republican prrty, especially
intne rapidity Gifts advancement from its com.
mencement to its present condition Of strong
and vigorous manhood" Mr.. Godwin's smile,
the Albany Argus thinks, was well. chosen
Many cOlOrcd, unsubstantial, shining with a
deceptive light the Aurora Borealis opened
over the whole North, and with electrical force
threatened for time to break the connection
between cities and States Of the Union. BUTT
disappeared before the clear light of day, and
now nothing remains Of the gorgeous spectacle
except small tattered remnant In tho hands of
E. Merriam, Of Brooklyn Heights.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

MONEYS Compound win make old Clothes look ike
VI new ones. MONEYS Compound will restore soied
and faded garments to their original br:llIancy.
septic For sale, at GRAHAN'S DRiG 8 ORE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

Pianos at Auction. s>e. :.
WILL be sold to the highest bidder at Auction Rooms
w No 81 corner OF Market Union streets on sanr.
day morning Sept nth, 1859, o'clock, ONE SECOND.
HAND PIANO. Sale positive. Terms Cash.
septl3 GEO. e. WICKuAM, Auc'r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16
For Sale or Rer
NO. $50 Main Street.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IT j. EDWARDS, No 1872 Main st., is now omen
ing ST the FAN trade extensive and assert
mem All KINDS OF SHOES BOOTS. For Ladies thu
me late STYLES of Slippers, Caters Walking Boots
large assortment of Chfldren's Boots and Gate
CAL and examining the stock Sn..t1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16
Cash CAPITAL. $1,000. OOO.
ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED
NET SURPLUS OF $942 1910
UPWARDS OF $40 600, 600

And the prestige Of 40 years experience
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16
New AdYertisen1ents.
DANCING AcademY.


IN HORNBRO0K'S BUILDING,5 MAIN. ST.
GLASSES arc open for the reception pupls the
" above building up stairs. BeinE desirous Of
hSytng Garge school, have reduced the 95 for
the eighteen All the faShIons-
BILE dances will be taught.
Days tuition Mondays, wednesday, and Saturdays;
O'Clock afternoon for Children and o'clock, nRh foF
Gentlemen. The class Saturday, 18th inst
sept16-1R@ P. B. HOFFMAN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23
Democratic State Central Committee.

Democratic state Central CommlJtee'
j. w. FoRNEY, ESQ.,: Sir: The Demo
cratic State Convention, called TO vindcate
Democratic principles, against the treacheries
and prescriptions OF the Generai Admins.
tratiou, and 20 resist, by dehnitive and
thorough organization, the attacks OF the
same power upon the rights and sovereignty
OF the States, having recommended the ap-
pointment Of a.Democratic Central Commit
tee, to be composed Of fftysix persons, |
enclose n list of that committee, and have
great pleasure in asking you TO accept the
post of Chairman. In asking this ! respond
to the unanimous wish Of our friends In all
parts of :he State. 1t is proper that j
should add that l regret being unable to
increase the number Of the committee, which
was expressly limited by the Convention to
ifty.six. Some three hundred additional
Democratic names were left and have been
sent to me as members OF the committee,
but have concluded to adhere to the recon-
mendation of the Convention.
Respectfully yours, -
ALIEN. M'KINNEY,
Pres't. OF the Democratic State Convention.
JOHN w. FoRNEY, Chairman.
way, George Nj. Lauman.
Montgomery-J. II. Breitenbaeh.
Chester-Wilmer Worthington, George
w Pearce.
Delaware-Jos oseph r. Morris.
Schuylkill-B. 9. Christ, John Harlan,
George +. Higgins.
Lancaster-John S. Dougherty, samuel
+. Keller, Levi Holl.
Daupbu-E l.. Orth, j. w. Brown, j.
Nj kreiter.
Pbiadelphia-Jo ohm Sherry, George Nor.
throp, +. q. Webb, w. S. Campbell, u.
Webster.
Luzerne-Amos n. Meylert
Monroe-S. S. Dreher.
Carbon-Wiliam Lilly.
Susquehanna-F b. Streeter
Tioga-J. w. Ryan.
Cumberland-Ge w. Sheafier.
Northumberlaud-H h. Masser, Robert
B. M'Coy.
Hunting don Thomas p. Campbell, John
Scott.
Clnton-James Chatham, Ira d. Garfield
Cambria John Flanagan.
Centre-James Gilleand, dam Hoy.
Lycoming-James Gamble, }. w. May.
nurd.
Perry-J. Il. Dunbar.
Allegheny-W. Beunet, Samuel Harper
James Irwin.
INSTRUMENTATION NJ. Laird.
! Fayeite-W Wilton Redick.
Somerset-J. W. Boer.
Butler-James BIedin.
Erie-J. W. Douglas. s. r. Goodrich
Armstrong;. X. Calhoun.
| Clarion-E. ID. Grant.
/ Jeflerson-R j. Nicholson.
/ Warreu-J. Y. james.
Ek-Charles Horton.
! Blair--Thomas NJ Farlane.
~ The gentlemen composing the Demo
cratic State Central Committee are requested
/ to meet at the Logan House, Altoona, Blaii
! county, on WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF
MAY NEXT, at o'clock, =. NJ, TO prepare
for the campaign, according to the instruc
| tions Of the Convention.
JOHN w. FORNEY,
Chairman.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23

a SMALL INSTRUMENT OF ToRTuRE.-Have
our lady readers ever reflected upon the
fact that so small an instrument as a sewing
needle has destroyed more lives, and caus-
ed more suffering, than the sword. 1t is
true, however, as the mortality among seam
5tresses every where attests, and our only
wonder is, that parents will permit their
daughters to grow up slaves to the needle,
while the GROVER & BAKER Sewing Ma
chine will do better and more beautiful sew
ing than can be done by hand. The time
is coming when the parent who consents to
have his daughters continue hand wing, will
be regarded as wanting 10 affection for them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23

TALL APPRENTICES. One Of our cotempo.
raries speaks Of stout specimen Of human-
ty in their Office, who measures six feet and
over, aged % years. We will match the two
oldest Of our apprentices, for size and appear.
ance, against any two in the State. The ell.
der is twenty, and about free, aud measures
six feet two inches and quarter. The other
is two years younger, and measures six feet,
and thinks of catching up to bis senior, in
another year, if he don't hurry up too fast
Who will say that the American" is not a
growing aud progressive Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23


81 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LIQUoR LAM
The following supplement to the Liquor Law
was passed on Thursday, the l4th inst and
has received the approval Of the Governor;
AZ ACT relating 10 The granting Of licenses
10 hotel, inn or tacernkeeperS
SEC. |. BE il enacted, &C., That it shall
be lawful for the several Courts Of Quarter
Sessions Of this Common wealth to hear petit
tions, in addition to that of the applicant, in
favor of aud remonstrauces against the ap-
plicaton OF any person applying to either Of
them for license to keep hotel, inn or
tavern, and thereupon refuse the same when
ever, in the opinion of said Court, such inn,
hotel or tavern is not necessary for the ac-
commOdaton Of the public aud entertain.
ment Of strangers and travellers aud so
much Of the 9th section of the act of Assem-.
bly, relating TO the sale of intoxicating liquors,
passed the twentieth day of April, 1858, as is
inconsistent herewith, is hereby repealed !:
Provided That the several Courts of Quarter
Sessions empowered to grant licences shall
have aud exercise such discretion, and DO
other, 10 regard TO the necessity of inns or
tayerns, as Is given to said Courts by the act
relative to inns and taverns, approved llth
March, 1884; PrOrided further, That nothing
10 this act shall apply to the city of Phila.
delphia.
Approved April l4th, 1853.
WIN. +. PACKER.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23

ET" LEBANON VALLEY RAuRoAD.-The
summer arrangement for the passenger trains
on this road went into effect on Monday last,
on and after which day two trains viii! leave
Harrisburg for Philadelphia, daly-one at
8 A. NJ, arriving in Philadelphia at 1880,
md another at 2.45 p. NJ, arriving there at
TAO p. NJ. This is a pleasant route to the
city, and the new cars recently introduced on
the road are exceedingly convenient and
comfortable.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23
NJ A r Il | a G L S

At the Methodist Parsonage, Milton, on
the 18th inst by Rev +. Rescorl, MIR. LEVI
BERGER, to Mrs CARIsTIANA DhnL, all Of
Moutour County.
On the 9th INST, by Rev W. Sterling Mr..
GusTAvus u. NIcHoIs to Miss X ATE Z. PAR.
SONS, all Of Williamsport.
In Scranton. on the 18th instant, by the
Rev. George Peck, Presiding Elder, Mr.. Pc
TER s. DEwALD, of Pottsville, and Miss LOUIS
G. SHoEYER Of Orwigs gsburg, Pa.
On the l4th inst, by the Rev. p Bird,
MIR PETER $. NouGuT. Of NJ ontonr county,
to Miss JANE G. TIErswoRrY, of Northun-
berland county pa.
On the ,7,h inst, by David Reesar Esq
Mr.. DANIEL TAYLOR, to Miss LoviyA PoYERs
both of Lower Augusta.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23

II SuDE.-A slide occurred on the Nor.
thern Central Railroad, in the thorough cut
sometimes called Pixies Peak, about six
miles below this place, on Thursday night n
week last. The watchman did not observe
u In time, to prevent the IL o'clock train
rom running into the loose rock aud earth
that bad fallen from the shore side. The
locomotive was considerably damaged, but no
one was injured. 1t would be we'll to double
the watchmen, if necessary, in such parts Of
the road.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23

II The Hon. Owen Lovejoy, in the course
of brilliant aud scatbing speech in the
House of Representatives, poured the fol-
lowing broadsde into the Southern gentle
men who are eternally Cabling about negro
equality -
You would suppose that these gentle
men, whose olfactories are so sensitive and
acute, never saw 'nigger,' except in me.
nagerie. And yet would you believe it the
very first service rendered him on earth is
performed by II niger; as an infant, he
draws the milk which makes his flesh and
blood and bones from the breast of a nigger,
looks up in her face and smiles, and calls her
by the endearing name Of NANNY aud begs,
perhaps, in pteous tones, for the privilege OF
carrying nanny to the territories be is
undressed aud put TO bed by a niger, and
nestles during the slumbers Of infancy, in the
bosom of a niger; he is washed, dressed
and taken to the table by niger, to eat
food prepared by a niger; every service
that childhood demands is performed by a
niger except that of chastisement, which
from the absence Of good manners, in many
cases, it is to be feared, is not performed at
ALL"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23
The address signed by Robert Tylor, chair.

The address signed by Robert Tylor, chair
man Of the State Central Committee, Of the
10th of March, is promulgated to counteract
the effect of the late true democratic Conven-
tion Of the 18th inst. Bob is proper spokes
man for :he Lecomptonites. He is Nirgi.
nian, and represents the slavery portion Of
the democracy. The address is anything but
an able paper, and reflects but little credit on
its author, either in an argunentative or a
literary point Of view.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23
d L A " ii S .

On the 9th inst. BERTRAM, son. Of
Bertrsm and Mary L Gnlbruith, Of Miltcp,
aged years, and months.
In Lewisbnrg, on the lst inst OF consump
tion, MIR. JOHN PARDOE, in his 46th year
At Shamokir Dam, on the 29th ultimo,
MATTHIAS WILSON, formerly Of Miftin-
burg, aged about 50years.
At Lewisburg, 23th ultimo, Mrs. ANNA,
wife of the late Samuel Walter, decd, Of Dry
Valley. uged about 45 years.
In Lower Augusta township IN the 30th
ult. MORRIS ALEXANDER. son of Saur-
uel and NJ Zimmerman, aged years and )
months.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23

g. j. w. MAYNARD, EsQ.-The Legisla
ture having passed law authorizing the
appointment of an additional Law Judge in
the county of Allegheny, Gov. Packer has
appointed John w. Maynard, Esq, of Will
Transport, to fill the post. This appointment
will commend itself to the judgment of every
good lawyer and intelligent man. Mr.. May
nard stands at the very head of bis profes,
sion, and is q gentleman courteous, digui.
fed, and of undoubted integrity.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23

sJ~ The people of the State will learn
with regret that the bill passed by the House.
reducing the State tax to two mills on the
dollar, was smothered by the finance commit.
tee Of the Senate, and consequently failed to
become law.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23

r. ]. Dutton Steele, Vice President of The
Reading Railroad, in company with David Mu.
ma Esq, of Harrisburg visited our place on
Thursday week last. Mr.. Steele, had been
examining matters in relation to the extension Of
the Lebanon Valley Road to Dauphn, where it
will connect with the Northern Central. The
Company intend to construct the road withou,
DELAY.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23
Approved April I4th, 1893.
WIN. +. PACKER.

A new wrinkle has been broug ght to liz ht 10
regard to the division Of Counties, which is
that parts of Northumberland, Union and
Lycoming Counties are to be taken and new
County created, with the County Seat at Uni.
ontown. We learn this from person of Ly.
coming county, but we know not how correcl
II AfiIsRidn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23

eg" Mr.. George B. Ayres, of Harrisburg,
has purchased the Nontom american estab.
lishmcnt at Danville, aud has changed the
name of the paper to that of the liontour
Herald, the first number Of which has been
received. 1t is we'll conducted, and We wish
the Herald and its proprietor success.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23
SARATOGA WATER.
Analysis of Empire Spring.

Analysis OF empire Spring.
The Analysis of the Empire Water, by Prof
Emlnons, is as follows
Chlorade Of Sodium, 26ee9s
Bicarbonate Of Lime, I4ls24
Bicarbonate Of Msgnesia, 4l.9s4
Bicarbonate of Ssda, 3O.s4s
Hydriodate of Soda or Iodine, 10000
Bicaibonate Of Iron. a trace, 600
Solid contents in gallon, 4g6.352
Specific gravity, l,039
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23

"a Cooley is punctual with his Book which
is excellent 10 its various departments. The
May number contains fine fashion plate,
"Birds Nesting" capital engraving, an Al
phabet printed in cOlors, for marking hand
kerchefs, and sixteen full length figures OF
fashions. This number contains ffty-sx en-
cravings. Subscriptions received by l.. A
Cooley, 1923, Phladelphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23

EaS' HUNGARIAN GRArEs.-We have re-
ceived slips of choice varieties of these
grapes, in excellent order from MIR. John
Kolber, No. b92 Broadway, New York
They are offered in lots to suit purchasers
They are long, thrifty, thickly budded, shoots
from 3 to 5 feet in length, all hardy, some
excel on mountain slopes of moderate eleva
ton, others on plains. Nine different kinds
viz Silver White, Red, Yellow and White
Muscatell, Blue kAtarka, Kecske Csocs,
Goat Teats, s,)-Sweet aud juicy, keeps
through winter and spring without difficulty,
shape long oval, by ! inches; Tokay, the
king of grapes, tie sweet juice of which rem
ders the best wine of Hungary; White
Honey, 10 full length slips, marked and
shipped to order, on receipt of one dollar.