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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-30
GROVER s. BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
A New Style. Price $50
Is5 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
go CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA


These Machines sew from two spools, and
form seam of nnequalled strength, beauty, and
elasticity, which will not rip, if every fourth
stitch be cut. They are unqucs,ionably the best
in market for Family use.
B SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
II. b. MAssER Agent, Sunbury. Norhumber
land county Pa.
November 81 Isis
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-30

TnINK OF IloME.-The husband who in hi.
moments Of relaxation from the cares Of bns
ness allows his thoughts to revert to his family
circle. is in measure safe from the trials and
temptations of the world We regret to be-
leve that there are few husbands who give
practical turn to such thoughts, else there
would be GROVER BAKER Sewing Ma
chine found in every well regulated family
None but those who have experienced the
benefits conferred 10y the use of q GROVER 4
BAKER Machine can realize its advantage.
Offices Of exhibition and sale 495 BronI.
way. New York IS Summer street. Boston ::
and $50 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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EARREL, HERRING s. CO.'S
? ATENT NIPPON SAFE.
LATE FIRE AT DUBUQUE, IOWA.

DuBUQuE, Jan !, 1859
Gents requested by Mr. T. A. c. Cochrsne, NJ
tins place, to say Ia you that the morning u the Ith
instant about O'Clock, his took fire. aud the
stock of goods was destroyed The heat became Fa,.
denly Intense that none u( the goods could possibly he
saved but fortunately his books and papers which
IN one Of your Champion safes, All preserved pr-
Gecy. And well they mny be called Champion for during
the whole cnuiiagrutinn there ncessm pouring
Of fame directly upon the safe which continued them
And still, upon opening II, the inside found to he
scarcely warin, while the outside was most severely
scurched. Nous truly, n. \. MCCLURE.
Heirng's Patcnt Champion Fire nni Buie Pr ,Of
Safes with HALLS PATENT rOWDER.PROOF
LOCKS, afford the greatest security of safe IN the
world Also Sideho1rd aud Paror sntes Of elegant work
manship and hush Tor plate, &c.
FARREL, HERRING & co have removed from 81
Walnut St, to their store, No 699 Chestnut 81
(aynes ila) where the largest assortment Of Safes in
the world can be found
FARRELL. HERRING 4 co,
62g CnEsINrT SIREFr.
(Invnr's Hall,)
March 10. ls5o-3m PIllLApELPAlA.
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sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT
New Advertisements.

4 GOOD HOUSE
A ND LOT for sale in Sunbury. Inquiro q,
"a this office.
April 80, 1859.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-30

There, said the Devil, holding it up, do
you call that thing q soul f'"- Memoirs Of
a Nukifer.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-30

J ". FORNEY. Chairman.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-30
The Northern Central Railway.

Arrival and depare Of Passenger Trains and after
APR,L 18th, 1859. atSUNBURy, as follows;
GOING SOUTH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-02

w This is the reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
offered in This market both in the qus,y Of It's work lu
rah'ty aud simplicity alton {" is learned
than L at OF any other Machine, while it works with
me hnrs' SIR or TIE heaviest cloth ar eath"r either ut
winch II works IN very superior making straight
syeny laid scam much liner than ordinary hand work while
both sides OF the cloth he'd alike ri,ag IN beauty
the most c hand work, it sicy gets of working
der or requires repairing and simple tn operation
perform an ordinary repairs % " Until II Is warn out With
lh"'e adNantns"S over ohAr Aaehncs, feel cnnhltt
n"ds Patent 'm'as Machines ~ll best the #
fainies, all KINDS ii Manufacturing CttlIers, T.'ol boot
and Shoe Makris"r any Others occurring in their
that Will do their work in rapid aud sui ,a ai
n"n wn w 'g sd 1 1s y fa no ,
ihcir wants tshirs saving labor
pay find great saving by u,,ny TN, s,w
ni Machine III being al. a., superior la.i OF
~ lhthat dos Mt rip easily gnd TINT loot nc IL, ,n
AMI work. hoo and shoe nutacinrers can save 1loo
sands Of "l!ars ny using this Machine hlc Tor puro
"rN "nc "n rather by tbs MaeLine, better tan
1he eiro' OF tnc caiarown :e"rga, Pat,ot says When
Ne rn Ias'd y"nr i'eeFS Patent Nrny Mieai" intend
81 wholly or amily use but as it was mu.ned To-
III leather w. ed on Harness and Carriage Trimmings
mao! "i "n heehbors testify to the superiority
WON done IN 'hH wa, lt Ia po ht ct beauty and Strength
and ~ RI confident for this alone the machine has
large pl miaiion says worth the his
hand. m the lime saves king clothes for the Ev
Machine You have sold in this vicinity has given
80 sa,i,"ein and several intend to order Machnrs
plantation New orleans Your Hrods
,gg Machines almost constant u.s.. since bon KIT
hen aud with the best OF practical results In s, than
""s he two operators on them inishr complete snh u"
r"thes for each "t Two hudr.d and ten plantation la DIS
and lind tae tine saved IN 0sas them has
tli.n paid their cost
Another Planter says used TO employ three four Lands
in making clothes for the ret but purchased
HrVs Pdfni ScriHg Ndoaia hand docs the
Tie whole plantation, wh wIfr
al the clothes oi the family feel conf lent the
i.h tse.I every three months
We wish AL " hp n.ed Machine to examine th they
the simplest and best for Family Plantation
9TH where stitch /, required Price Uttds Patent
s.ni.Y Ndthagf : ITO and $50
JAS II WHITNEY,
Successor to W ltn Il Lyons
Jl5 Broadway New York
g. Sold by a. s. ENGLEDONE dealer in Fancy Goods
Bpnnets &c. I.vnchburg. Va mar Bots
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Railg Sirsiaiaa.
NIGHT STUDY.


NIGHT STUDY.
Rr aFoReE n. hSrHuSs. n
am alone; and yet
In the stan solitude there Is rush
Around me.
A crowd of viewiess wings; Ihear agush
Of utierd harmoncs-hcaren meeting earth,
Making 1t to rejoice with holy mirth.
YeNinged Mysteries
Sweeping before my spirits conscious eye.
Beckoung me 10 arise.
Aud go forth frnm m Wy self aud hy
With you far in the unknown, unsrcn immense
OF worlds b >yond chr s,hefe-"h'i arc yer
whrnecf
Yerifqucni Vaiess
Now soft a. breailrngs Il distant f'te.
New strong As shcH soirce4
,rhe trumpet IN the victory aui pursuit
Strange are ye, yet Giall a. veal
Ny soul TO wake from :. ~ -rass and IT. iArd.
know you now So
With than natural i,-h'-,e az the good
The use d ptrf.i-,e
Are come from heaven, 10 lni,a yoar bra'herhopj
With mortal brother, .tru 81 az Ia the stftc
And chains which once were .oersiu t-aa NE
Yc hover DER the page
Ye traced in ancient das. " h Elofons ia 'ugli
For many distant age:
We love to watch H. IA 4ratiau caught
From your ,ubiim. ,Nsmj H. and Ia cheer
The faintng student IA / b, high career-
Yccnme Ia u,r.c the s1ul
Like him who the AroStN sie"'t wh'n lie.
Trembling round tim fsu
The wraihftil potenfs NJ 'i.ii s"mau"
With courage strong, til promise y tatr known
And prov Cd riIt Tor ais ON the Eicru5l throne
Sl he ~ -, keep ne r'af ton.
Compass me rouud III ,our tfu4ottf u 81 ."R4,
still let nv Glad .oal en- soa
Striking yourirrmIh fpn ynrr gold : lni.,
Until with You noun an ioia te-4a
An angel like ypn 'ud d, " ri. : - NJ
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S,INGEn'- SEWING maCmu~Es.-G.


- success al" avs III hast conclusive rr'of OF
nhc comparable to singers sewing Machines After ,sfs,
xihfc the late "Ex position unv,r- ellie III frai,s, here
,y carried Oh the highest premium great uAnutaetu
- make thrin has huiii II nais
Ia every branch " inhustr, ing he done
h,-c machines l.. us-. profit. speed
Singers Ma me, compared with hand wing No aitor
should h" without The profit ui nsls one ui
IL es aeinrs regularly employed, is onr Thousand Dollars
year In all private families Where there is lug Il,
, done t.ss chimes aiualc Planters
hotel keepers find them particularly pi.
table. These hines simple in their
,rty strong and durable being the only ing Ma.
c.nne mad. 10y which every Of work.
could be perfectly executed Thousansof
less Machines been made sold
names but Singers Machines alone have been found every
v ere To satisfy the the pubir
PLAIN printed Instructions for sent with each
shine from which readily acquire the art
aging them n. machines pa, k,d securely go any
part "f ;he world To all desiring
irmati"n will application by letter either
tc"i forward copy of l. NJ. Singer ca Gazette a paper
wholly devoted Ia the Sewing Machine inicrh
!. NJ. SINGER a CO..
Prin, pa OfTe, No }si lroadws y. New York.
BRANCH Offtcts.-No u Hanover ST. Boston, No chap
el ST. New Haven, c. GoverYlo, N - No PA
Newark, N j. No. 142 Chestnut St, Philadelphia uJ
baltimore St, Baltimore No 81 Westminster
X L.; No East ith st. Cnrinat; No 10 North Itl
Louis: NJ" 81 ST Charles ST., New Orleans Dauuhin
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ON: doll Al,
llhl

~ ,,t. #.f,,, " 800 SIS
6 - '''.Hi III Ella liAE AND LIVER NE
tti"'s ~" iht.r nam" y. To-. Sbn-
:" .'i''f ht""rdJ = bat at
~ ny 'h'' lh INN ni Y nthe
- = NV ,4iN = 'tihhltle. but = Lsrtr
- ~ W. ,''' 'f'' u 20 - III rid mat
49, I'm, -. y. :, w. II ana ""fi- !" tafrf ~ that mai
~ ',s''''s w" p"'P"s'- cn'ctuay, without
~ :, 49, l' nv s"Nl"r'ehe"h al tho Operations
nz ; ~ sur ttiihs = si"m ~ III"
20 -. ~, W. H"'"s'heh AMI ohli II np viii ,.',>aa
w n. .,,.t...,, ,..
= ,,.I -, =. : "'is"r""f Is ''morndf' en-
AZ ~ 'o"' ~" a''''H ~ iut'rh", namely Gums
- ''' ''''hs, 81 w. - gums "iaS h" formed
81 - ''' "'N' ~ 'n' hl'P"It "r ""h
H.. 49,, - 80 80 'a''i'' "o''e III 'hihm'
i,.,,.l. = 49,
:, -, NJ . - '''' P""'rN th''' 'uhs
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~" "a ''i's ~, ne INA
- J... ,s,i,i,,- a. ~ i'y cN'' 'aii'd 10 cure
- W '"''
- W. '' ~ f-'''' = 'u'
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~. :, - az ''p'' HNah - 'i'' ifs
p 49, H., ,, in, ,',i,t :, ~ % "" ',leh's '''s Us
-. " ,'s INV "a WIN J'hhd'e axe ihe inNiga
y. .aa,r u. or,einal c,.or e - "
SO-ii .Unrs- can be permanently cure, lN the Invg.
- orator Iake il IN small
a,tnrc IA her operations gradually diminishing the
lose the ns els a
wnfh ga.aIly a clock work
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= iffs noNb poIEEE:sGS, Fo"t Of Him
"a #''s 'tke~ aud tnino1 oi cary AIT l3l streets.
~ iIhPNi'.NA. t>tt & I'tbn. lruprrlnrs j." nh.
'5" ins int H Ia, tttY"ns at Rrhin"ud aud rai.
- to l.ns r'nntr ilSt thoN mtuuf etu,in1 the
80 Tsaatt STONE " s,t vhich IhrS VIII ,,i al Tho
LOVING f..#aN rHd d I'M ds~bpRi 4 rcdsH
Al VIZ Ia = IL vii Of the 'itv
'E'ttt rhaIta mos W KEE-EE,
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once so"sh-side kniirond Commune
ftTthsnuRG. JAY ~. - -
- q 1919. $3.50 $500 ies.s;; - -s,,s;...-,


NH - - 49, - -,.,,;.-y,,!
IL VIRGINIA nrEiNHs VIA south side Railroad lfan T.
tefabnrg To- Ign hDnr, VIA VA ionn hnroad from ,n,
kuoR, via hat lean aud ,ersit tdrpad II M .n9.
.e to p'iten VI West.r" aud Atianil" Railroad
o,annot VIA Nashville AID lhuanoosa lf.ni
Cta Stevenson, Wa Memphis Cln,-tan
EaJr,ld Il To- Memphis
Ihransh IicLo, issued ihe aboyc points aud - - f4
aud Bass'se 'H"eAad through at Tho Office South
ia, l..,~.n. schedule vi he tho sou.l 81 ID l,l
I'D eam,ncneosaa 81 Npth "eAt, tho ia Juy 49,.
NAL AND lA,shsaE9 TRAIN.
eenl "hh the 4. ttnund aud D,ns.Ilc Tr1I.z At
E#tt' lie Jim. 'n) AM With IL" hf"os" route Al n,
l,c recrsl.i,a daily ao4e \ II
AnN' At H. Jnh'''h1 '"''..'....... en-
Arm, At IN 1e .'..................... -,
IsHsnnnrk at.................... l.aO " l. II
i'a'' Lyn'l 49, del'J ''.''...'....'.... -
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tRllnii lRAIN
ia', r.t,..asrs daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, M
Atist AT "a ,,Ite Juneiish1 tt................fa
ANY. II Iyas..O9fg .t..........' .... -
Law yncna naly at...t...................5 y
A., It ~, Wiz Iun, on) ut..............l ~
Aaan Il p ~ bufs -. NJ
Al son''. 'oa fas,'us,r Gar iaf Tue " a. I5c.,
lrH' vii t'e.'d Ia TIE ram 'atiag Jntp,t, sa
t#s.f Il d - F., i aud ia,sHuEsis lutns ~ e.,
i"te AZ Ma" at " g'""k, u 81 A'"fnn- I"',s= Ia
Ia ' I'D Ut TO-" fassens'Is +" beAirey "ase se"s '
a. 'b"+ OF g. IAN '"d >" II" o"e VIA III hsn Ia, f'd
Ma#A = W. hi"f, I'eA- nd "hjte.a. Aatt""a, II,
h,H' Naie, Il iittr Ia .-s tstiu, III. rt-ias,.
HH ''efsf, ~ AIp"maii"N. 7I"ut Htaf ton.en Jauss
cry ruiNr nlAkeu
>otA side j.. "a1 Frl~tt and Passenger Trans leave
r,rcfshu .n.ts >aoa,. say It,'l ,t........ ! N
Arls' aicH} fHot ai.....,.... b.
\tnr At 70 snnrs
l.. ta.4- ,le uar, it,,r .nlrs
'1 ,H'sdsl s'na. with II" nae steamers neaa.os
Jt-## ,tawn .. #ist. ia Sew tolN
\ "a IL .#t Etl he IS ID
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sDUC,xwIIEAT FIOs "a very fac article
, il - . 'und a,ts. or sale nt
,iac2tl., VI HOLIiNS & co
\. GCGtiE.>\iIEfNiER.

\. ii (itIlI.N ii II Nj Elk,
N&'ol Id r. specially call M "itrniiu OF HI, friends and
" public. hi, large wtI selected stock OF Dy
tiuo Boots, Shoes, lafiIc. lar has been
ad> Dress Goods OF every sciiur. iye and quality
LADIES' of Silks, hr ii VITA hlack col"ri
from - per stork Mcrinoc Nous
Inns. Aipacras, as price and quality.
stock of C"aks, ouanlS &r. hncJ
hrught to this MAJ kc can Ice found herewith choice
lection If Shposwleh upon examination, will be found
Also iat tlrtis tas>merrS Ncwiih a
good stock heavy Wnlrus hands Blankets. Ac-
invited TO give ~ ok an examination.
y Country Merchants vi, de- Will - give call before
going North. n GCGGENilIlMER.
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SOnHH.:wO s:UANO. rsiou -OursRERO

NNV' nv II "VFa nv
~ ISLAND. WEST INDIES The richest formation of
Phosphate OF Lime TO III" continuing 90
hone Phosphate Lime being 10 per richer
Phosphate OF Lime than For sale 10y the subs,r
bor much lower prices II al rutr GuaHo and
timonials RECEIVED snpefiur Ia l: rzhg qualities 70
further psrtieua.sa al ll' to VI Z ANDERSON
mar3lts
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Rhr.m..i-m. Ncn.nsain ana com.


PULASKI HoIsF, SAyANN AtitiA Il I-sH
HoSoRED SIR II shonid he the ri,t YOUR
skill has brought me il did report nv ,ase Ia Won
cold settled In limb and brag cN.inei rp uurair
pains which ended in cirouic Iruaa,iSm stuhstsutu
had the best OF physicians The disease grew worse
until, by the advice of excellent ag, baltimore, ir
Mackenzie. tried III H. Thor effect, were 4av hu
sure BY persevcrng IN The o item now entirely
well "''
SENATE CHAMErR BATON l,at6r Ia ! Dee 1s,5
DR. AVER ~ have been Entirely cured hv y,ur pms at
years \tN,,E< - =, ,i,,fr 80
Fer Drep.y, Plethora ar hima,.d S'o,nnintut.
requiring an active purge, they HnrNrent r,ine,
FER csstivcnc.. or GA on a. Il a. /, ID in
ocr Fhu, they are agreeable ptp, tunI
kfs, s"pprr~siom. Parnt, .i~ ruu,u,,,,;o.
eno even Deafue.. ant PA rim Ef hnyc hncn
cured ny Inc Alternative action of The Nm,
Most Of the Pills in market contain Mercury ,lii ,.,,
Naiaaoe remedy IN skiiful hands, d.uirr,, in ~ H.
III from the dreadful consequence
aeauuons use These contain mercury or min,r,i All,
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sEOFG.k TiZi FAIR! - the universal cry,
y aud thousands are participating IN lac i,suNttes ML,I
Interesting affords iur Ir.
throbg multitude. invited t. th' DS iius ,niuy
lis hospitality Hnd participate Ia the interesting winch
the offspring at suth occasions.
which the gathering
thousands atr invited and ever Welcomed.
ih on BAf'harAf ibpUer1ihH Gditby
Bank, Nam yuchbArs Va whcie hundreds Of
Likeness at w"ur~t are On Ahblan
uce 10 all, aa ,huhil lie
shall he furnished short prices that annot
tah to pictSU
hnc assortment Of Cases aud Frames stvc and
grade. constantly Also acts bf -, Pm. I'm.
| Rings, Watch seals thartuR, a.
fearee taken every stc OF The hour. If the
| DAY AMI IN al Ainds "i weather u Il BLISS,
oct l9thI Practical Pinot, Irapui,t
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rHNO THE IANIEs.-Ju -f received mud on =
hihnn u only. assortment of very beau
tnl Engra,ings coored Ith"- raps PANT ngs and Ltho
graphs Grecan and AhiIqu" Painting This lot has been
and bens sold extremely low
Ifcos Call and them. II. G. VICTOR
ian s.dts
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ions MtAguAN u
hryhpeims, Srrofuin. kinE'. i9si;. E.ticr Iu-
mos, aad SHis psbruiu

From a ForrdrdaP hrrC,t9f ~ i5ats T. I le.G
DR. AVER Pills are til" s1Nnn lult j. srcat
In medicine They have ut lIlr ia
sores upon her hands ana ic, had no arabic tor
years Her mother had been long 81, 1:rd with
blotches and piDples uu lef skin Rr After our
child was cured, she also led var % taey 4o cured
har
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,AEE2(E Et.sNlCs as-.. pss'asE: EaRNs-
Tl'RE rlain and itn. nl'tanS room Desks, Re-
Wi, ins III and Fancy nis .ad st Is Tor sale low
10y oct ~ Is ! l. NiNSlU On Il co.
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PERSONAL

-. Judge Latimer, editor Of the Dallas (Teras)
Herald, is dead
....William Penn I.ehr. the favorite delineator
of the negro character, is said to be insane He is
with his wife sfriends in Cineinnati a
\ ~ HEx,G ovsrnor Seyu3ouf. of> New york. n al
WillsFds' Hokel, in this city. ID IL :unders1qod
hat g is hessso brsinesS eonnecteasw with 1he
et9nent's elation . tue, interIninable New
york 4uaranftne question- being member OF
the S6te's Quarantine Submission,
sCAptHxvn ~ add of Ngfnot, Maine. died ii
fS4I, leaving awil, the true Construction of which
has just been settled by the Supreme Court of the
State. BY this decision the American Peace So
ciety will receive handsome legacy, the amount
Of property in the hands of the administrators be-
ing about Sl2 900, from which is to be deducted
the expenses of the law suit. rrr.- trs
=. The letter to Mr.. Brady signed I'm Greek
letters "Olympia Aiken" and containing quota
ton from White Lies apropos Of the Sickles case,
is the production Of Mrs. Aiken, author and mis-
tress Of several languages, who resides at West
Randolph, VT. Her husband, Col. Aiken, a re-
spectacle lawyer, seads a note to the Burlington
Times, in which he says: Il merely wish to say
that no improperly was intended, nor publicity
even dreamed of when the note was WRITTEN
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THE LATE TROUBLES AT V.LPAR.tso NJ,
RACES on A'nsriedas.-lt appears that d airing the
late outbreak at Valparaiso the most deadly ana
rancorous assaults Were made on the American
residents by the Gillian soldiery. letter to the
New York Herald furnishes the following:
Mr.. Horatio Gates Jones, IN estinable man.
whose house was entered by gang of soldiers
was shot dead In the midst of his family and
his head was afterwards transiXed to the floor
with bayonet. His brother-in-law was MORALLY
wounded DR.. Blanca aud Mr.. Albert Sness Amer
lean citizens, were both robbed, and the house OF
,ne american consul was rudely violated. Hon
MIR. BIGGER, United States Minister. had already
assured the Chiian government that full satisfac-
Won must be given for those eruelties and il was
eoasidered that the Official clamor against oul
attention from the facts The Gillian hat No,tl
hh ssS, owing to our having proved them "a
oe sue an Inferior in the early davs OF th,
gold discovery in California, Wy N"'' v ~
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WESTERN BOUNDARY OF MINyRsoTA.-A.
this boundary line divides the surveying dis.
tricts respectively under the Surveyors Gen.
eral Of Minnesota and Iowa, and as it must
necessarily be established before the surveys
in western Minnesota can be completed, on
those in Dacotah Territory began, Commits
sioner Henderson, of the General Land Office,
is now about selecting parties and sending
them out to accomplish this work. They will
probably be designated in few days, and
commence operations as soon as possible, and
it is hoped to complete the resurveying and
marking of the line sometime during the month
Of August. The following is description q
the boundary as given in the act of Congress.
erecting Minnesota into State
- Beginning at the point in the centre of the
Red River Of the North where the boundary line
between the United States and the British posses
sOnS crosses the same, thence up the main channel
Of said river to that of the Boix des Sioux river
thence up the main channel of said river to Lake
Travers; thence up the centre Of said lake to its
southern extremity; thence in direct line to the
head of Big Stone Lake; thence through its centre
To its outlet; thence by due south line to the
north line of the State OF Iowa.
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II From Taylor Maury and from J. Shil-
lington we have Harper's Magaz for May, con
tanning more chapters (and good ones) Of Thack
sray's Virginians and its usual variety of illus
trated articles. HOppin furnishes some spirited
illustrations for the opening article.
From Shhlington we have also Blackwoodt
Magazine for April, an excellent number
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The MEXICAN MINIsTER.-The formal pre-
sentatiOn of Senior Malta to President Buchanan
took place yesterday afternoon On being in
troduced, the latter, stating that he had the
honor to place in the hands Of the President
the letter accrediting him as Envoy Extraordi-
nary and Minister Plenipotentary of the Next
can Republic to this Government. assured him
of the high regard and friendship entertained
by the people of Mexico and by the Constitu-
tiOnsl Government for this nation, expressed
the sincere desire entertained on their part
that the two Governments should be drawn to-
gether by more intimate relations He then
congratulated the President with the usual
| complimentary remarks, and assured him of
| his personal esteem. .t
The President, after welcoming the Minister
assured him of the deep interest which the
civil war that has Distracted Mexico since j an
uary, 1873, has excited in this country, and
that the sympathies of this Government and
people have been, from the beginning, enlisted
in favor Of the cause of constitutional liberty
Yet, he said, in obedience to its established
policy, this Government had RETAINED from
recognizing the Juarez Government as the rep.
resentative of that cause until it had been
espoused by at least sixteen of the twenty -one
Mexican States, with an almost certain prospect
Of eventual triumph. He expressed the warmcst
wishes for the welfare Of Mexico under stable
Goternment, capable of maintaining liberty
/ and law, and declared such to be the sentiments
of the American people. The two nations he
said, ought to be friends, and it is the interest
of both to establish the most liberal commercial
relations, and he would be found ready and
willing to act upon these principles.