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ing, arming aud transporting such force
could be made 10 moment on terms as
favorable and with the same providence and
caution. as il IL bad been done 10 pursuance
of system long 10 use, and adequate to the
magnitude OF the new and pressing exigeDcy
Of the Impending crisis Not only was the
old system inadequate TO the new state OF
things, but was on the contrary hindrance
and drawback 10 the performance OF the
vastly extended duties OF the Department.
The Secretary, therefore. instead OF moving
onward in the beaten track, with agents
trained to pace given round, was compelled
10 the midst Of widely extended, growing
and formidable revolution, to change on old
system and introduce a new one. capable OF
providing for the exgencies Of the times.
With sll these new and complicated duties
on bis hands, Is it wonderful IL some OF the
agents entrusted with management OF the
vast machinery Of the department we're i'm
provident, or even corruptf 1t lie quite pos.
eble that there have been unfaithful and
incompetent agents. and that the Govern.
ment has been wronged by them. In like
circumstances, was it ever otherwise, in this
country or any other No honest or candid
man will assert that it was. And every
intelligent man will wonder how so moch was
accomplished, with means so inadequate, and
with so few Just causes Of complaint.
Looking in a spirit OF candor Mt the magni'
tnde Of the transactions OF the War Depart
ment and the results that have been achieved,
the friends Of Gen. Cameron may point with
pride and admiration to the success OF bis
administration Of the Department over which
be has presided. His integrity is unsullied
and his ability will be sooner or later acknow.
ledged by all men. 9.
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Mercury.
swaims Panacea has been i,r more than forty yeals
cclebIurd in tins county and IN Eurone for its eNr-
ordinary cures for the certificates 6" which reference Is
made 10 the directions and books (whlch may be hrd
eratsJ accompany ing the Paaeea soae O winch give
the particulars too fightiu for general puhHcl
on where the patients have been almost eaten G wh
sclOtula and were deemed lnccEabe by Physicians.
1t has been used in hospitals and private practice urlhls
been recommended by the crebgaled physcais and
other eminent persons Among Others, by w. Glus"u VI.
D., Prof Of Surgery, Penn lniEersityi Naeune Mu',
NJ D. Prof Of Surgery, " Y. UmveIs!lYi ". p De-
wees NJ D., Prot Mid Penn Un.yejGi,yi n, Chapman,
NJ D. Prof otPhysc, Penn. University; r. Puhr, II. D.,
President College Physicans, Pblsdepha Or. Del Na,u
Plcf. uf Medicine, Havana; Jose FouIeucu de lva. rrf
OF SnrgeJy, Lisbon J. Cn.pngn, Member Royal College
surgeons, London G. W, Irving, late Minister 10 Squin
SIR Thomas Pearson, Major Gtnefu B:lIisA Army G!
bert Robertson, British Cn.sn! &c,
fhe wonderful cures effected by SWAiM'S PASACEA
have for many years made it al Invaluable remedy The
Panacea does contain in any fJln, and, being
IN nocent Peparutl'n, It may be given 10 Tue most e
der mtiat.
Continuing three half pnIs,) or ilE4e bottles for -.
BEMARE or IMPOSITION.
swaim's Pinuces is in round bottles GUsdlongudnLy,
with the following letters blown nh the glass:
"SWAIM's-PANACEA-PH
Having the name Of JAS. SWAIN stamped on the sealing
and written the babel covering the cnIS, and a
endd engraving the side Of the bottle 10y Draper
Co.. bank note engrlvers in the centre q which po
trait II the tate Wm Swain, teo,Yreht sreured)
persons purchasing the Pauueea will he careful - OBJ
serve that the word SWAIN is ecy speled ley need
Also, swAIMs vERMIFuGF,
valuable family medicine, being highly approved
edy for all diseases arising IA IN debility Of tie dges,,e
gans such as, Aedily of the Stomach, Worms, ChiHg
Mortus, Dysenary Fever and Ague, Bleeding Plies, sick
Headache, &C See the pamphlet (Which NAY be had gGg'
| tsl accompanying tue Nernifuge. -
! Prepared only at SWAiM'S LABORATORY, THE
! OLD TSAND, sou I'll SEVENTH STREET, BELOW
CHESTNUT, Phladepha, and s'd by ali druggists IA die
! General Agents for tn. United States.
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THE AFFAIR OF THE NASHVILLE AND
THE HARVEY BIRCH.


The affair of the Rebel steamer Nashville,
and the ship Harvey Birch, Of which we
received some particulars per last steamer,
created considerable sensation in England.
The details OF the affair are thus given By
the Southampton correspondent of the Lon.
don Times -
About eight o'clock last Tuesday morning,
10th October) when in latitude 40 deg. 6
mo. North, longitude 9 deg. so min. West
the Nashville fell in with the American ship
Harvey Birch, Captain Nelson, bound from
Havre to New York, in ballast, with the
American flag flying. She ran alongside Of
her, and, ns was stated to US, opened her
ports and ordered the ship to heave to, the
flag to be- hauled down, aud the captain to
come Oh board immediately
This was done, and Captain Nelson soon
returned to bis ship with orders from the
captain OF the Nashville for all the crew to
get their things ready as soon as possible,
aud go on bonrd tho Nashville, as they
intended to destroy the Harvey Birch. They
were allowed an hour or an hour and half
for this purpose, and got part of their things
out. The men from the steamer took most
of the provisions, with the ships chronometer,
barometer and some of the charts, permitting
Captain Nelson to retain his own cbronome-
ter, but be has lost $1,000 or Sl400 worth Of
personal effects, books, charts, &c.
They then set fire TO the ship fore and aft,
apparently in the deck houses, and the vessel
was soon 10 flames from stem to stern. The
three masts we're seen TO go over the side,
and the bull was still burning when the
steamer left her. The Harvey Birch was
fine foil rigged ship, of l,497 tons American
measurement and cost about $685. 900 in her
construction.
She had a total of twenty nine souls on
board, including Mr. Blydenburg, IA son of
her owner,) who was passenger, Captain
Nelson, two mates, two boatswains, cook,
steward, carpenter, and twenty seamen. The
men we're put in irons on board the steamer,
with the exception Of the captain and mate,
who were treated with great poli,eness, and
! kept as prisoners until the arrival of the
vesse! here this morning when they were
Immediately landed in the docks, and set at
liberty, with all the personal effects belonging
to them. 1t is stated that before they were
put in irons the Confederate oath was
rendered to the men, which they refused to
| take, but Captain Nelson tells us that be is
not aware OF the iact although it may bu
correct.
On leaving the Nashville, Captain Pegarm
told Captain Nelson that he hoped they
would not part bad friends, for what bad been
done was simple act Of retaliation on the
Northern States for invading their territories
burning their houses, i'll treating their women
and stealing their negroes, and they were
bound TO retalate on the property Of the
North in every way they could.
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FANCY FURS!

respectfully mute examination Of my stock and prices
from those intending 10 purchase as am enabled 10 oiler
them very desirable inducements.
A Il my Furs have been purchased for Cash. and made
by experienced hands, and the present monetary oues
render Unnecessary that should dispose Of my goods at
very small advance on cost.
satisfied that il would be to the interest Of those who
design puTchnsig. to give me Q call.
T- Recollectihe name, number and street ;. FaIera,
New Fur Store,l us Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Sent T. Is6I,-Sm.
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ST NICHOLAS EEOTEL,
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Eonra Reduced 10 81 3 Day.


Since the opening uf this vast and commudious
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the proprietors to make II the most snmphous,
convenient and comfortable nome for the citizen
and stranger on this side The Allsnsc. And
whatever has seemed likely to administer ia the
comfort of it's guests they endeavored, without
regard to cost, to provide, aud to combine all Ira
elements OF individual aud social enjoyment which
modern art has inveGted. and modern tast sppIov.
ed and the patronage which it has commanded
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practice the most rieid economy, the undersigned
HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE oFBoARD
TO TWO DOLLARS PER DAY, at the sane
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LIST OF JURORS FOR JANUARY
TERM, 1862.
GRAND JURORS

TERM, 1862.
GRAND JURORS.
Daniel S Kramer, Delaware
Edward Hoy, Turbut
Peter George, Lewis
Robert Campbell, Upper Augusta
Henry =. Follmer, Turbut
O William Brindlt, Sunbury
Z Michael Fersiermacher, Lower Mshonoy
8 Charles p Helfenstein, Coal
9 Jacob T Hin, McEwensville
10 Jonathan Klinger. Mt. Carmel
II William Keebach, Lower Mahonoy
IL Freeman w Sober. Shamokin
10 John w Young, Milton
Ia Henry Sharp, Mount Carmel
IS Jacob o Beck, Sunbury
l6 Peter ii Harman, Lewis
u Henry Haas, Upper Mahonoy
IL George Krlck, Shamokin
10 Andrew A Helm, Zerbe
30 Jacob Hoffa, Turbut
81 David Sterrick, Northumberland
% Philip Hoff, Rush
2s John B Snyder, Milton
% Robert Mccormick, Turbut
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Peter keefcr, Northumberland
. Nathaniel Lytei, Sen, Lower Augusta
8 Emanuel Artman, Tufbutville
4 Jacob Moury. Coal
Henry Gilllnger, Shamokin
Benjamin Stepp, Jackson
Cephcs p Girtin, Turbut
g Jacob Leisenrng, Shnmokin
0 George Whitlner, Lower Mahonoy
10 Oliver b Hoffman, Coal
IL William Started, Upper Augusta
IL John Snyder, Lower Augusta
IS Abraham Sarvis, Lower Augusta
ii George II Troutmsn, Jordan
IS John b Snyder, Lower Augusta
l6 George Shall, Mount Carmel
II Samuel Bennage, Chillisquaque
ls Daniel Bloom, Lower Augusta
10 Charles Hoy, Milton
90 Henry Latsha, Jackson
2l George Forester, Upper Augusta
22 Henry J Gaskins, Northumberland
% William Wilson,
"a William Cherrington. Coal
25 Casper Adam, SEN, Shamokin
&c Samuel McNinch, Chilllsqusque
27 Silas Rumbacb, Delaware
2s Tobias X Cauley, Milton
90 Jacob Leisenring, Northumberland
80 Samuel Wagner, Little Mahonoy
81 Samuel Linehach, Lewis
SO Hunter Newberry, Sunbury
33 John II Adams, Upper Mahonoy
"a David Everett, Mount Carmel
35 Elias Fmerich. Lower Augusta
SO William Clark, Rush
81 Daniel NJ Schwartz, Jordan
3s George Raker, Lower Augusta
80 Isaac Frederick, Chllisquaque
30 David N Lake, Coal
4 Solomon Falck, Upper Mahonoy
az John w Bassler, Supbury
43 Samuel Blain, Turbut
a. John Houtz, Milton
as Farnsworth Reed. Shamokin
46 Robert e Campbell, Rush
d7 Nathan Haas, Upper Mahonoy
4s Andrew Lafer,y, Lewis,
PETIT JURORS.
Charles Kramm. Milton
John w Bucher. Sunbury
3 Andrew Overpeck, Turbut
John G Lytel, Lower Augusta
Henry Treon, Washington
Benjamin Gearhart, Rush
Joseph hollope,er, Delaware
8 Isaac Drumheller, Lower Augusta
Q William Gossler, Lower Augusta
10 Christopher c Ryan, Rush
II John Runkel, Shamokin
70 David Eshboch, Lewis
l3 Benjamin F Vasline. Rush
Ia Alexander Guf1y, Delaware
5 Charles Horn, Milton
l6 William Muench. Shamokin
II John Kiehl, Lower Mahonoy
8 Enoch Raker, Little Mahonoy
10 Thompson Derr, Upper Augusta
20 John F Kline,
81 Jonathan Yount, Milton
70 George Fasholt, Lower Augusta
23 William Hof, Rush
"a Anthony Butlinger. Mount Carmel
25 Isaac Philips, Jordan
26 Hiram Shearer, Turbui
81 Daniel d Hileman, Lower Augusta
! cs Samuel Larch Lewis
30 Josiah Bird, Coal
80 Paul Dewitt, Lower Augusta
3 Samuel Barrel, Lowe, Mshonoy
32 John Buyers Sunbury
SO Andrew Hauck, Lower Augusta
81 William G Kennedy, Coal
IS Samuel Snyder, Sunbury
SO William e Robins, Point.
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ED A X Il g L O.
Il p Rich Figured Raregss 10, % and 81 cents,
Barege Robes, So 90, S4 90 and SIS 90,
Mozambique Robes ut So 90,
Travelling Dress Goods.
Shephards Plaids, MohaiI Flaids
Gmeham's, Lawns. Prints, ChaIlies.
Grey Figured Goods
COOPER & CONARD,
corner Ninth and Market, Philadelphia
n B.-Best quality Hoop Skirts. 90 cents lu
81 Is.
May IS. 1851.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-14

A NEW TENr.-Mr. WIN. II. Richardson
has invented very beautiful and complete
tent, which approaches nearer to furnishing
the comforts and copveniences of house
thGn anything we have seen. 1t is made
somewhat after the style of the Government
teat, (ths Sibley), but hos greater capacity
and head room. Just overhead is a large
canvas shelf, on which all the baggage tnay
be conveniently arranged, entirely out OF the
way. On tie pole ia very ingenious con.
trvance, which readily expands into table
OF hive feet diameter, although when closed it
occupies about as many inches Against the
wall OF the tent are shelves for books
lokstand, pitcher, &c. A curious contrivance
on the top of the tent enables the occupant
to change the air instantly at discretion
Ventilation is further increased by windows,
which answer for look outs. a very neat ard
compact cot, which is adapted also for table
or shelf, furnishes comfortable and convent
ent couch. The plan of heating ia new aud
curious. The pole which supports the tent is
hollow tube and answers admirably for q
chimney TO the small wood stove at its foot.
The base OF the tent is fifteen feet 10 diane.
Ter ana II Will accommodate from sixteen TO
twenty men, although it has been prepared
expressly for officers. 1t may be pitched or
struck in five minutes, occupies less space
than the Sibley and weighs about ninety FIVE
pounds. 1t is waterproof and mildew proof
ann would be most acceptable present
Inc plan could be extended to provide large
teEts Tor suffers stores, churches, &c.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-14
SUNBURY STEAM FERRY

DUN BChY SIEAl ELEhI
IN D TO WING Is UAT COMP ANY.
fE'RAVELLERS and others are respectfully
= informed that the subscriber in order TO ac-
commodate the pnhlic and facilitate travel, has
reduced the rates Of fefTIago al his STEAM
FERRY, ovof the Susquchanna, at Sunhury, and
will carry Passengers, Horses, Carriages, AMI
other vehicles, q: the following rates, viz:
Foot Passengers, each E cents.
Horse and Rider, IS
Horse and Buggy, rs
Two II orse Conveyance, 40
Farmers and others, wishing to .ranspor. Coal
and Produce, can make arrangements at still
lower rates.
A large, safe and commodious Steamboat will
rnn regularly and promptly at all hours of tho
day, and to accommodate those who desire to at
tend the Churches at Sunbury aud Sellnsgrove,
the Boat will run on Sunday.
The Steam'ca. will run from Market Street
War!, and promptly convey Passengers from
both sides OF the River, without delay.
The Steam Ferry now affords not only ss 70
and convenient transit over the Susquchanna,
but also a pleasort and agreeable ride.
lRAT. GLEN ENT, Lessee and Proprietor.
Sunhury. May 25, 1861,
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of administration
having been granted to the subscI her the estate o
Jacnh Fry jr lfe Of the borough OF Sunbury, Norhum
bernd county, Pa deceased. Al persons indebted ara
present them for settlement the residence IT the under
geed on Saturday the ith day of January, ts62
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-14

A REBEL GESERAL DEAD A letter from Port
Royal announces the death of General Draw ton,
who had command of the rebel forces at Por,
Royal. IT is said he was wounded in the fort
and died on the retreat. He was man Of great
wealth and large military experience.
Kentucky has now thirty full regiments orIoyaI
troops in The field. ready to fight, besides good
many fractions OF regiments forming.
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Estate ofwm. McCarty. deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters tesla
~ mentary, have heen issued TO the subscriber
on the estate Of William hcCarty late Of the
borough Of Sunbury, Northumberland county,
deceased. Al persons indebted tn said estate or
having claims on the same, will present them for
settlement to the undersigned.
RACHEL MCCARTHY. AJninis,ratriI,
eunbury, December 7, 1861.
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Widows Election under the $500 Law.

luoWS ElecllOn unuer the SoUU Law.
NOTICE is hereby given that appraisements
= of real and personal property have been
made 10 the widows, respectively. of the following
named decedants, agreeahly 10 the acts of Assem-
bly,, in such cases made and provided:
/. Gutschall John, decd.
2. Knapp hichse deed.
8. Cameron James, deed.
4. Everett James, deed.
5. Kline Isaac d, deed.
And that the same will be presented TO the
Orphans Court Of Northumberland county, for
approval, on Tuesday, the I4th day Of January
next unless exceptions be filed thereto before said
day. j. Is. MASSEB, Cfk. q. G..
Sunbury, December z, 1861.
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