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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-05
NoTTCEI
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ADAMS EXPRESS CO.,

Give notice that they have concluded arrange
ments with the Northern Central Rail Road
Company to run trains from Baltimore for York,
Harrisburg Dauphin, Halifax, Trevorton, Sun.
bury, Northumberland, Lewisburg, Milton, Mum
cy, Williamsport, and all intermediate Stations.
Connecting at Harrisburgh with the GREAT
WESTERN EXPRESS for Pittsburg, Cincn-
natl, 81. Louis and the West.
Also with Howard & Cos Express at Milton
or Danville, Bloomsbury, Wilkesbarre, Pitston,
Scranton, and ntermedats Stations on tho Cat
tawissa, Lackawana and Bloomsburg Rail Roads.
At Williamsport, by Howard g. Cos Express /"
Jersey Shore and Lock Haven. Also, by How
ard & Co., and their connections, for Canton
Troy. Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, and
to all accessible points in Western New York
and Canada, by which they will forward
Merchandise, Specie, Bank Notes, Jewelry, and
Valuable Packages of every description.
Also, Notes, Drafts and Bills for Collection.
Experienced and efficient messengers employed
and every effort will be made to render satisfac-
ton.
JOHN BINGHAM,
Superintendent Pcnn'a Division, Phira.
A. w. FISHER, Agent for Sunbury.
April 8, 1859.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-05

This Celebrated Washing Soapi is now in mar
ket for more than yenr, and that it has given
universal satisfaction, is evident from the fact,
that the Manufacturers Of it, in order to supply
the demand have been obliged to incrsase their
capacity to make equal TO One Hundred Thou
sand Pounds per Week. 1t is decidedly the best
and cheapest Soap ever made in this Country !;
One Pound of it will 60 far, 70, any use, as
Three of the Common Soap in general use. 1t
is made upon a new principle, of the best materi-
ais, and known only to VAN HAAGES & Nc
KEoNE. 1t does away entirely with the wash
board-saves the necessity of boiling the clothes,
it does not shrink Flannels, REMOVES GREASE,
INK or PAINT sroLs PERFECTLY, and from the
NEST delicate fabric, saves fully one half the
time and labor usually spent to do the washing.
1t is warranted free from SAL SODA, or other
injurious alkalies, and guaranteed not to rot Or
injure he clothes.
For Sale by all respectable Grocers, and
Wholesale by
THAN & Mex ZONE,
No. 30 and "a South Wharvcs.
Philadelphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-05
STILL ANOTHER.

son, Philadelphia
Gentlemen The Saamander Fire. Proof Safe Of your
maniuIe purceased by us from your Agent, Ferris and
tried by burglars last Saturday night and although they
had sledgc hammer, cold chises and gunpowder they
did not succeed opening the Safe The lock being one
of"liars Patent Powderproofm they could not get the
powder into 1t, but drilled hole in the lower panel and
forced IN large charge, which igned and although
the door, inside and out showed the explosion not to have
been small one, 1t was not forced open We suppose they
were the greater part of the night at work on it, We are
uc gratlhedat the result OF tee attempt to it, and il
them Yours truly - ' " "'
RASNARDS IDNrS
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-05
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
The Missionary Institute,
Selinsgrove, Pa,
FACULTY

FACULTY.
Rev. p. BORN, A. M, Principal, and Prof
Greet and English Literature.
THEOPHILUS WEVER, A. NJ. Vice Prin.
cipal and Prof of Latin and Natural Sciences.
VIM. NOETLING, A. B. c. E., Prof OF
Math. (Pure and Applied)
NHE second scholastic year Of this Institute
l. will commence on Thursday, the 22d of
September next The Collegiate Department
embraces an English scientific and classical course
of instruction, including ancient and modern
languages, mathematics, natural sciences, &c.
TERNs-Boardng may be had from 81 so
to Sc per week.
Tuition, per session, (of thirteen weeks) SIS,
81 and SO, according to the grade of studies
pursued.
Tuition in all cases, and boarding. if obtained
in the Institute building, must be paid in advance.
The Principal will be assisted by competent
and experienced teachers.
For further particulars address any of the Pro.
fessors.
selinsgrove, Pa, August ~, ls59.-Iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-05
BAINARD h JONES.


Messrs Evans and Observation-Disclosures affords me
great plcasuae to say to you that the Saanande Safe which
purchased You in February ls5S proved to he what
you recommended it-a sure protection from fire My
sorehouse together with several others, burned the
ground in March last The Safe full through into the eel
lar, and exposed to intense heat for eight hours
and when it was taken from the ruins and opened oil
contents where found to he perfect sate the books and
the papers not being injured any whatever. cheer
fully recommend your Safes to the community believing
as DO that they hreproof as IL is possible fol
any Safe TO be made. THOMASJ. POWELL.
~ large assortment the above SAFES away,
on hand n 3Oi Chesnut street, (ate 2i south Fourth st
Philadelphia.
October Is, 1s50-c1y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-05
THIBADkLFHIA, StTl' zVi Io0V'
To the President of the Pennsylvania
Agricultural Society,"

The subscribers, your committee to examine the con-
tents of a SALAMANDER SAFE Of Evans Watson,
after being exposed to strong fire on the fair grosds for
eight hours, respectfully represent-
That, after cords OF oak wood and three ef pine
had been consumed around the safe II was opened, IN
the presence Of the committee, and the contents taken
out, little warmd, but not scorclied.
Several Silver Medals, heretofore received by the manu-
factuters and large quantity Of documents were III the
safe, hld came out entirely unnjUed.
The experiment satisfied us Of the capacity Of Safes o
this kind to protect contents from any fire to which they
may be exposed
The Committee awarded Diploma and Silver Medal
GEO. w. WOODWARD,
JOHN w. GEARY,
j. p. RUTHERFORD,
ALFRED s. GILI.ETT.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-05
's'e f10egsekeepcrs.

CoMETHING NEw.--B. r. BABBITTs BEST
- MEDICINAL SALERATUS.
9. lsmanuiactured from common salt, and is pre- 6S
% pared entirely different from other SaleTaus All UC
the deeterious matter extracted in such a manner
AND as to produce Bread Biscuit and all kinds of AM
Cake, without containing particle of SaleTatus
20 when the Bread CAKE baked thereby pro- 7(
Saeratus is turned to gas and passes through the
Bread or Eiscuit while Baking; consequently
nothing remains but common Salt, Water and
Flour. You will readily perceive by the taste
NJ .of this Saeraus that it is entirety different from
GS other Saleratus. rs
II is packed in one pound papers, each wrap w
49,, per branded, "B. T. Rabbits Best Medicinal
""" Salcratus also, picture, twisted Loaf of bread AM
o with glass of elcIvescing water on the top
~ When you purchase paper you should pre- II
serve the wrapper, and be particular to get the
90 next exactly like the irst-hrand ms above.
DS Full directions tor making BTead with this
Salerutus and Sour MIX or Cream Tartar, Will
~ accompany each package ialso, directions for ,
AM making all kinds Of Pastry; also, for making So tS
-O ia Water and ScidItz Powders.
~ MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP. AM
with
b T. B "A b B I T t S q
81 PURE CONCENTRATED POTASH,
70 Warranted double the strength Of ordinary Pot
ash put up in cans-l h., lbs, lbs, & lbs, and
M IL lbs.-with full directions for making Hard and
Soft Soap. Consumers will find this cheapest Oc
-n Potash in mar kct
tO Manufactured and for sale by AM
L. r. BABBITT,
Nos. G5 and 70 Westinghouse, Ncw-YoIk, II
aud No. IS lnda-st, Boston, ~
June II, ls50--ly Je
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-05
CAUTION

CAUTION-
There being several imitation brands Of Deter
sive Soap in Market, the public are notified that
none is genuine except VAN HAAGES & Nc.
kEoNE is Stamped upon each Bar of the Soap
as well as the pxes.
Sunbury Oct. 30, 1859.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-05

SAWS.-Wood. Cross Cut and Mill Saws
~ Superior article at FISHER,s
Sunburv, July 18th, 1885,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-05

SI2lJOI UJf
eR.
By balance due county by jesse NJ. Simpson,
Esq, Treasurer as per repsrt Of 1865 s3,ais PSI
vions Years ssi2 s.
Cash resolved on Seated Lands II
Cash refunded by Collectors, which had been
exOnerated and since paid ~ y
Amount received for rc,t ot Public Bindings 81 IS!
Commonwealth costs refunded by A Struuss 26 90
Commonwealth costs refunded by + Flicklhgcr "a 10
Costs paid BY Jacob Hempfeld and others % SO
Amount Of Jury Funds and Court Fines, hs W
Amount received for Lumber, Stationary, &c as
Redemption money paid by A. Jordan for VIM.
McCailees lot bought by Commissioners %
icceips 25 9ii
si2,36i U3I
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-05

p,.y.-r,s,... EVANS & WATsoN S
::':: ::':::::: :: :: r.: r.. Sc: :.:
E,sl tS{4t4 Ill 4k No. 304 Chesnm Street,
~ ale5S Sss..=s...ssP above Third.
stkP>skesssASs y y}leezsa PHILADELPHIA,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-05
Those marked With a star (*) have since pal

Sta '4ment of Finances Of Northumberland
County, January lSt, 1860.
DR..
To mount of outstanding Commissioner orders
fJr 1859, and previous years, Sl70 25
To deficiency IN amount assessed for State pur-
poses for 1852 to meet the amount fixed by The
county for ls59, 43s SO
To excess OF county funds above the Indebted
ness OF the county, 1858 5at
CIR slO,I7l Sc!
! county Treasurer, 0' ''--' 49, s95 Isl
and pIsvious 'y'S years, 0'"' ''''''' sSis IOi
By aInOunt due from FIaAcis Buchcr Of which
500 has been paid to Jacob RohILaeh, the pre-
sent Treasurer, 200 90
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-05

We the undersigned Auditors Of Northumberland coun
w state OF Pennsylvania, do certify that in pursuance of
he ah section of an Act regulating counties and town
shs, passed the 18th day of April, 1884, met at the
Commissioners Office the boIougho Sunbury, the
lolh day of January, 1860 aud adjourned from time to
he and did audit and settle the several accounts required
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-05
Report of the Auditors of Northum-
berland County for 1860,

berland County for 1850,
Jesse ". Simpson, Esq, Treasurer, in account
wih he County Of Northumberland, from
tie first day IF January, 1859, TO the last
day IF December Of the same gear, inclu-
SEC.
To amount in hands of Treasurer as
per last Auditors Report, $3,24s 2s3
To amount Of outstanding county tax
for 1858 and previous years, 9,3G7 2l}
10 amount of tax assessed for 1859. 9,l0S 20
received on seated land book, 50
10 cash refunded by collectors which
had been exonerated and after
wards paid, 10 2s
TO amount received for rem, Of pub.
lie buildings, 80 45i
10 cost refunded in case Of Common.
wealth VS. A. Strouse, &c 90
To Commonwealth costs, H. Flickinger 81 10
10 costs from Jno Hompgeld and others CD 36
10 amount of Jury funds and Court funds 80 90
To amount received for lumber, sta
tioncry, &c, A 9il
To redemption money, paid by A..
Jordan, for VIM. McCafec on lot
bought by Commissioners, e23
1921, OIL 05i
CIR.
by amount of outstanding taxes for
1859 and previous years s,6is lOi
By amount generations allowed
Collectors. 437 81
Commissions, 424 O3
Euors in duplics,es. GO 90
" Paid on ncouniy orders, la,OOl s5i
Trcasurers commission on
#l2,Ool $50, 500 OiI
" DEPRECATED money, II 90
'' Balance in hands Of Treasurer IS ls1
$21,9ll o5!
Jesse NJ. Simpson, Esq, Treasurer Of Nor
MumJerldnd county, IN account with the same
respecting State Idr on Real and Personal
DIR.
| TO amount in hands of Treasurer,
as per report of Auditors, Jan.
| 1859, for the year 1888, $2305 Is
| To amounn Of outstanding State
! Tax, as per report of Auditors,
Jan. 1859, for the year 1858, 1915 16
| To amount Of State Tax assessed
for 1853, 1901 OS
| To amount assessed on unseated
lands in uDseated land book 1S5 G5
TO amount overpaiG by County
| Treasurer, l ljj
CIR. S2O,G6S %!
BY amount Of outstanding tax for
1859 and previous years S4S94 40
By amount Of eXODerations for
1859 and previous years 3S7 sc
| By amount Of Commissions allow.
ed collectors, 49a 90
! BY error 10 Duplicate, so
BY cash paid State Treasurer, as
per receipt Of Feb 9th, 1859, 99l Is
by cash paid State Treasurer, as
per receipt of July Goth, 1859, 1920 Il
BY abatement allowed by State
Treasurer, CAB ii
BY amount outstanding on unseat.
ed land book FOR 1859, 1876 G5
BY Treasurers Commission on
$l3,2l0 80, l32 IL
BY cash paid State Treasurer. as
per receipt, Jan. 2jtb, 1850, lis Al
BY Treasurers Commission on
Sll5 Al. l Is
S2O,6Gs %
Jesse M Simpson, Esq, Treasurer, IN dccoun
with the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
respecting Licenses for Restaurants, Liquo
Stores and 7acerns, for 1859.
DR..
To received for License for Restaurants, 1920 OF
CIR
, ! By commission Of per cent on $3.50, SIG OF
BY State Treasures receipt dated July 30 80, 100 81
By State Treasuers receipt, dated Jau. 25, co. lOl 81
DIR. s32O o.
To amount reed. for License for Tavcrns, 1912 s.
CIR.
By commission of per cent. on $1,000, and per
, cent S24 so, ~ u
BY State Treasurer dated July Goth, 49, lls2
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-05
,.0\a Dominion.
G O OFFEE p OF
Tea Pot,

Being based, as DR.. Hall, of the
journal Of Health, says, ION science
and common sense" are rapidly
coming into use, and destined soon
to supercede all others.
ARTHUR, BURNHAM, & GILROY,
1T & ll9 s. Tenth st., Philadelphia,
Sole Manufacturers under the Patent,
sJ-Por sale by Dealers In House
Keeping Articles, and Storekcepcrs
generally.
December d, 1859.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-05
Drawing Paper.

CRACUS Holders, Knives, Nste Books. Re-.
eeipt Books, Memorandum Books, Stationery.
of all kinds, &C., at COopER'S. -
Sunbury, Oct. is, 1859.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-05

By amount due from Jacob Young as per special
Auditors Report, HIS 81
by balance against Jacob Young, omitted by Spe-
cial Auditors. 100 90
slO,l7i 56l
County Of Northumberland in account eith
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania for 1859.
DIR.
To amount fixed by the Revenue Commissioners
for 1850 ga, ,G25 %
CIR.
lands % snd personal property for 1850, sls,7Oi Os
BY amount assessed on unseated lands in un-
seated land book for 1850, 7S5 t5
BY balance due Commonwealth, 43S SO
4oo5 69
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-05

Of us agreeable the said Acts of Assembly and supple
thereto according the best of judgments sud
abilities And do further certify that upon due examl-
OF the expense book Of the county, the Indebtedness
Of the same yet unpaid in orders is Sl79 s5
G e. 2. f4FFGE' iiFTIE, Auditors.
y. w. GRAY.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-05

Jesse N. Simpson, Esq, Treasurer, in account
wih he County Of Northumberland, from
tie first day IF January 1859, to the last
day IF December Of the same gear, inclu-
Size.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18
OUR HARBOR DrFENSPs.
Frm The Char!e'Ss hsyr1l,y, Dee. H.

Inc silent energy with which work il now being
pushed forward upon the Notifications erected for the
protection Of tue hartor Of Charleston is something at
once new and extraordinary. To keep the readers of
lie MereSry fully posted in regard to events tr,nspr
ing arund them, We present below an interesting ac
count OF thefe active operations of the Federal auhor
ue' is proper However that the people of Charles
Ton should know thai tie Executive Of the State is fully
oothn' OF all that is goingon in relation to these forts
hd hnt teir honor and defence ia safe in his keepng
oltl late In tie Pact Summer the defonses OF Fort
honl'ne have remained in unfinished coalition; the
rnd 81 The beach, piled up ls the wind against the
south whlr bad rendered them easily accessible almost
iy .iugle leap and the empty gunr were suffered 10
gaze out IN haTml,ss najesty upon the noble bay A
fortnight has worked u marvellous Change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18
AN INFAMOUS OUTRAGE ON AN IRISH
FAMILY

Fro~ 71< \. q. True Dslta Dee IL
The readers a The True Delta are aware tha. a
gang OF irresponsible and worthless feows a short
time sgo, GOT upa bogus Vigilance Committee in this
city with no other object In view than evying black
mail ON timid and respectable citizens and al under
the guite Of southern rghts, Southern patriotism &c.
Some OF the country parishes-lo,anons where sound
tlmkng people would expect 10 be free from the debris
OF that always licts large cites-have their
rufas too, who are ready 70 take advantage Of any
excitement, political or religious, TO revenge pryad
grievances, whether fancied o. rel-to rob chursh or
hen-oo-t If they do with impuni,y during tho
ruling excitement Of the hour We are ralnctantIv
compelled 10 notice care in point-the most infnons
yet reorded-which occurred iu the ADJOINING narisb
VI 81. ChaIler few days ago.
An Irish family, Mr.. ard Mrs. Kehoe, live near thu
line OF the Opelousas Railroad short distance fron,
bout'e station Mrs. kehoc wac formerly the wife Of
II Mr.. Cunningham, well-known levee con,ractor
who died H. we believe 1903 She has been resident
Of the Parish oi 81 Charlie sone thirteen wears, and
well known to every respectable pL.aIer IL s.t p,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18
POLICY OF THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.

POLICY OF THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.
Prom Our spe .,l Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1860.
IL IA already foreshadowed that the policy of
ne coming Administration is 10 be that of nain-
taining the Union, as it is, at oil hazards. j
cannot learn that the policy Of excelsior" to
which have before referred, is TO find general
favor. But, ON the contrary, that the entire
secession movement is to be ignored or repressed.
This is evidently the temper of the Northwest,
and Mr.. Wade's speech tomorrow VIII not Do
in advance Of the sentiment in that quarter. 1t
is not proposed to make any war on the revO-
lutiOnists, but to refuse TO entertain propositions
of secession from them, and to hold them to the
discharge of their constitutional duties. They
will be required to pay Federal duties at the
ports of entry, or submit to an embargo on their
trade. 1t is held that this policy is n ssfer and
specdier method of bringing the threatened dis-
turbances to head than any other, and one
more likely to consolidate the support Of all
sections and all parties than any plan OF diHn-
tegration than can now be suggested
While there are those who are willing TO ac-
cept the logic of that political philosophy that
views the general question from the higher stand
point of abstract reasoning they hesitate to ven
tuIe from old and wel-trod paths when ii comes
to practical treatment of the subject. This is
but natural, and the commonest of human expe-
riences in managing both private AID public al
fairs. The wire philosopher and the practical
administrator possess diverse qualities, seldom
united in the same individual And when public
action depends for its efficiency upon popular
support as N our day, it becomes even more III
cumbent upon the men who are intrusted with
grave public concerns TO pursue line OF policy
in all trying emergencies that is the most certain
to insure the public approval.
i suspect, therefore, that we shall be COM
PEELED to drop by general consent all speculative
treatment of the case, and come at once down
upon the solid ground intimated in my first let
ter, that of choosing whether we will maintain
the Government and the Union as they now ex-
ist or let them 60 to destruction with every H.
terest they uphold. The apprehension that taking
any less distinct course Will lead to divisions
everywhere, and AID 10 existing uncertainties
and perils, seems likely to lead public sentiment
to this conclusion.
Meantime the President goes on in his sham
bling course, while expressions of reprobation of
his conduct I'll all circles. He lis deep in the
shadows of the valley Of humiliation, and SEEM
ngly fast approaching the point where he must
cry for the rocks and The mountains TO cover
him. J. :. p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18
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II an enciosed wafer battery, having front on tho
soutb, or water ride, Of about 800 feet, and depth OF
about $40 feet 1t IL bnlt with ralept and resntering
angles on oil si5es and l. nd rinaby adapted for Do
felte either from the attack Of orming party, or by
regular approaches Below we give rough diagram
of the line Of foriicaiions:
PLAN OF FORT noufrpIE