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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
Tur STATF MILITARY pFPAETMFNT.

Olyu.iI HTtucrIrKK. sTtrE ~ NV .YohK
ADJrTtNT 0EsRrtLf UFreS. ALSASi, dty J., l.'L
1. d, resoluion Of the Board Of State Officers the
fao1ias organisation Of vo!an.eer. & hereby sfdered;
Fissr DIyIOs 20 Dee commanded by Na1Eoens al DIX, 10 10
consi. Of Firs' Hrigsdei comPosed oi'
iiTfi REGIMENT .........''..''.'''''''"to oil AitsS.
Second T. rifDent. thhh
TArd n-sizea'. ...'........'...'.....,o hoNsssSD
li'iA Regiment. o. Dus,n
Einii H. simeut..,.......,..... HssKss.
AID second Brgadc, compoted O.:
Seventh Re gmen Oh bHtnix.
Eighth Regiment. BLgsEER
lcyofth Regiment '.''...''...'''....,oL httsSoS1A.
osH' biz vii aeds.ey iaEe The nece.say measure, to
hold elections III The oc. OF BSadeI Genf
ssd Bnfsde lDrsctoi Of The B.ds composing Lh DV.ion.
md report tie to this Office.
Colonies OF yolu teef Regiments vii APPOINT Psyna.ief' 10
her respective regiments but during he time the regiments
psy Of ,aeE Psymsrs nj ssperdsi Tire rsns and pay
Rcgim,p,a PAymsgors vii be that Of Lieutenant ,
provisions OF General order No. - viii be sto month snd
i.ur rso Per dSy TO commence from the date Of Comns
~ The following Resulstion. FOR tho PAY DEPARTMENT are
published i.I he ionson Of Neunteer' eITBE under Inc
l. The RFmerp Psyms'ter before entering II, duties.
t%enty foassSi dollar, ssc with two .uts,iss who
Justify In the amount 10 be approved by the Cover
Of an moneys be shall receive IN vne Of h Once which bond
shan be filed IN hs Office Of tn. Controller
The service performed by ali members Of his company while
i the service Of the State 10 the colonel Of n. regiment 70
which he company attached The colonel ha make dupI
Of services Of the companies eed upon their re-
and duplicate rstuns Of the services every commi
sODed ocer stAh officer Of his regiment,
70 the Office Of the General and the other 70 the
P6ymaster- General
the receipt Of s1th returns from Regiment the Pay
master Genera VIII draw bis certificate 10 the Controller for the
required By the Rosm.nsl PAyneer based such
0r which amount the Controller viii draw hs warrant
upon the State TREASURED Ia svor Of the Rementa PhynAser
The RegnoBil Plymss,er shall upon similar forms or
payros usod BY Captains and Coones In bsI return Of
wee bat consisting addition thereto the amount to which
each officer and entitled aud the seun each received
the reeep each person paid by him. in dupcas one Of
hleh shs be sen. together with tho
Of money! Esy By him. and the osbei TO
tie office Of the Controller. - 49,
S. The Of the beginning Of service VII be that on which
the company accepted ~ the State ard the date OF the
termination that which the mustered into tbs
service Of the Uaiied 5tsss
blanks bond &c requisite TO out the
foregoing Instructions viii he furnished application 10 Pay
master General Van B1Ten In hew.ierk City.
By order Of the Comm sndef in. thef
J. MEREDITH READ, Jr, Adjssa,.Gsn.r,L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
THE SLAVES IN MISSOURI
IyTTPR TO GEN. uARNEy.

N.
Gen WILLIAM S. HAKSEY, commanding the MNHry Depart
rneut # toe West ST Louis. Missouri.
SIR: In common with thousands wto have pers'sed
your admirable proclamation Of this morning, return
You the thanks Of citizen Of Missouri for Its patriotic
tone and ranquilZiDg There Ii nothing IN
this Taper Which, in my opinion, needs explanation
Vet wisb 20 be able 10 aswer, VITA the autboiiy o.
YOUR name a question which have already fpliCd ID
on myo0n Judgment Last evening, a gentleman OF
the h Ihesi responsibility and intelligence from Oeeie
County, Missouri, asked me whether supposed Il wa
the intention Of te United Staes Government 10 ih'eT
lere with the insIulon Oi negro Slavery IN Missouri
or any Slave State impair the security Of that de-
scripin of property. OF course, my au-wer was most
unquaHfedlv, and almost Indignantly, IN the negative
told him that had means Of forming an i"lon
which were net open to every OF er private ullen'
but thai felt certain that the force Of the United Sites
wnnld if necessary be exericd for the protection OF
tlis as well any other kind Of property WIZ you
b. good enough spare from your engrcsslns military
duties 10 much time as may be required TO say whether
''''' have he honor 70 be- Will the Highest respect
8. . N f 1881 most 0''di''i Thomas r eANrr
MAY II, 1861.
THOMAS r. CAN'T, esq, st. Louis, Mos: l
have int received YOUR note OF tbis date inquiirg
whether in NV opiion, you were correct in replying
10 cil zen Of Southwestern Missouri as 20 the pur-
pose of The United States Government resi- ing the
protection If negro property. must premise 10y say
hog that | have DO special instrncOns on tins head
pert 10 hear that the orders of Government were d.
rected toward the overthrow Of any other KIND Of
prol erty as of THE in negro slaves / entertain no
doubt whatever that YOU answered The question you
ment on correctly. should certainly have answered
il in The same manner, and think with tue very feel
frs Won describe. | am rot little asionishcd that
suou quest n could he seriously put. Already since
The commencement OF these unhappy disturbances,
slaves have escaped from tberOwneis and have sought
refuge i tie camps Of United States troops from the
Northern States, and commanded by Northern Cen
eral bev carefully seft back 10 their owners
Aninsurrectou OF slaves was reported 90 have taken
place in MARYLAND. Northern Gefe,al offered 70 the
Executive oil that State the aid Of Not troops
under he own command 30 suppress II. lncen iiAies
TIVE ,ked of the Prfident permission TO invade tie
Southern States and hye been warIied hat any at
TENT TO do THE will be punished crime. repeat
it, hive 10 special of knowledge on tins sub
eci but What have cited and my general aoquaiat-
ance with the saiesmanlike views 81 The Pfcsidsnt
make ue confident in expressing the opinion above
given. Very respectfully your obe'ile'' servant,
WILLIAM HARNtf
Bhs-dr General commanding NasJ peFai.i-elt c. SIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

SUICIDE OF A SOLDIER ny DRowsIsG.--About three
weeks ago Jsme Connolly Yong man. enlisted IN Of toe
city regiments and the 9Th inst home in partial
of ntoxcaon, and bidding h friends gocdo, left they
posed join the to which pc attached inssrd
doing however be proceeded the pier foot G.evoore
street, North River, disroboe and lsrns ovribcsfd We
drowned. Niglart msde for the bo but ccu
be found This Saturday. morning me body sPPse y
the Hammond stree dock and srcnrel. u ceased ra
No ga Wssi Rneeeuth RET Tue Gown T-s "l'e AA>
VII Ao.a n l. l1e-l o. Nv Os,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

UxtrEp Stalls DISTRICT CoUET.--No. II and tao
lurv gs,ldar. -
SUPREMg CoURT-GEsERAL TERa.-The non
ouuuerat,d calendar will be continued
SUPRENE OURr-CIRCUIT-Part Nos. III.
1854 s7a 1863 ILL., 1885 35 IN 1873 85si 8ls ALL t5z -
lOl5 llll, 1898 1893. 1928, llsS. - - -
SUPERIOR COURT.-rart Mos. 1913, ST. HI,
6ll 1879 5 1888 To9 l7e3 1898 1903 1881 7s7 l77 sis
PeN II Nos. 1880 60 1924 1923. 1884, 1884 lSS. 3to l@s.
s4s 1886 1913 1851 1852 1854 1855, 1858 100 36l 1854
CouRr OF COMMoS PLEAs.-Part Mos llSf,
ss l2O7 l23 1915 l2s i22u 1871 1871, 1913 li29 .2t $40
1919 1850 Part lNos 49, Ia s, 10 $685. 1853. sl, So,
l2iG 1910. ~ l2is. SIS lLg!, lbs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19


This flonstfous piece 81 ordnance 10 RAPIDLY mp
preaching completion, and il the auticifsion> OF the
cotstraciore ar realized, which seems extremely
rrohahc from the tuecCss n the " Floyd gun, 4
vii be one 81 toe most touilc engines Of tesrucon
ever constructed Having thc same eHtrIcr ciumeior
L. 10. Floyd" with bore three inches smaller iis
power Of resi-, Ting eN o-yo ffce j. Of couse yaslly
increased willie tie sLape Oi the pfOt.ti oonici
pives il nearly II not fully 81 great weigh. TIA
thrown from The larger bore. The turning, boring
aud chiprirg rec ifcd 10 iuh The g1E cYtoioly aud
m II for ming are completed and @ oferiiiu
Wi D. finished before the close of The week. The
s.r,e l..c aud pluncr lsed On finishing he "Ilyd
were also employ al ior Gle Union, but The appli-
apce, rof fiting were desimod ard constructed cX-
pre.slv f0l o. ai.er rcd oi i've or IA incie- m
5.ameier similar 20 lat u-od IN boring h-.s two
Lev, chambers cu, from one cud o. he other, with
tl, came pitch e twist as that # he groove, II tie
.rn 81 e rol carries a. ore cnd heavy head h'ei
with emitting tool OF The width o. the groove, and al
the otler o heavy female screw, the screw passing
through The length OF tie hollow iod and gearing by
coz whec- and long -lat O. the ordinary lathe gear
f.. ~ he bf1cca OF toe gun. When driven forward
bv the gearing. geui-rotary motion is given rod
bc projections playing ~ the grOOvet Ihonch ex-
tiefelr aimps IN colsruction, the apparatus works
with a raf iiy AMI accuracy hardly reckonef on.
The grooves and "lsuds" are Oi about equal Width
each about ga inch--and each groove II cut 20 -
prarer oeth b. I've tX cuts; tue Penng ilfi nh
inc an immense and steady pressure % the cutter ai
u hen reverted drawing back The rod rapidly. We
shal await impai.cntly the iesling OF The T" Union
iFus1gTsi pllIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

Markets-CsRIrULLy RErosTED foR TsH n J. TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, May 10 SOL.
AsBEs-Tho quiet for both descriptions Of
Pots ne IS 50 aud Pearls al % bli -
GOTlONrhe market has been steady but qgia. We
quote noinAly at lj dlic or Middns Upland and hddas
Oa!f
COPFEE-The utse, dull ard prices are heavy sales Of
go bags Jamaica at l24c, cash.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western Canal Flour
es active owing to the sale Of stands on the New Produce
Exchange Co1oa brands rather easier but Choice Extras
are and 10 limited request The sales prise 6tNJ bb
asa 81 10 for eupehDe State s1d Westerns IS l5c IS 20
Tor extra State; IS 2jG&5 - for choice DO So L5G rs IS
ping brands of round hoop Ohio and IS 5d ~ o.
brands do Canadian Flour is heavy and rather easier
Is Good ssperhne ia Ia light supply and inner the
noiny shipment the West Indirs Sales
1850 bbls IS 80d 80 30 for mIed TO good superpe Bs
Is quiet sales Of $50 bbls NJ SJdSf Corn Meal is qe
stock sale. Of Bndywne at 80 IS and Jersey
80
fIsHThe marie. for s Kind, Is dull and prices are non
nay unchanged
GRAlN-The Wheat market is withou, essential charge
though the close rather heavy the inquiry chiefly
port Common bsncs Of Wine dull and heavy choice
in demand and better Ordinary and fair Wheat In
liberal supply and are heavy the s,les II 30 bush Chcsso
- 49, ss9 ~ ,0d ri bush Mem w ,s ., eas az
bush good Red stste nter 10 4O0 bush Red West
at 81 W1 u y luO bush. White Michigan NJ ~ zoo
81 6S 800 bush Canada Club a. and 200 bush Waite
SIC Barley Malt Is dali .nd non. Oats are quite and
in fair demand sales Of Western and Canadian @ & Hd
State 2a3c. Rye 10 In limited request tId6'ic Tom y
prime large ssles Of bush % voc Tor 9n.oan
sal G5atc for New Mixed Western stdo!c for Old 90 o.
dSc Tor New Round Yellow aud eoc sor Western and SCUM
HIDEs-Ars quiet. Stock hand s1sCcc against 100000
ssrne time ast year. RI.
demand from Brcweis prices scs OF " osies l5c
02Uc.
H4Y-rhe deaasra tcT chipping IL al St ths's good
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
Whes,iaas. May 9. 1901

GALL WE ASK IS TO 81 LIT ALONE.
FROM Tse EGyUsrd Coarrat
- vonce walked by q dismal swamp,
There sot an Ola Cove in the dark and damp,
aud nt every body Ne passed that rp0d
4 st,ek or a tfOye this Old Cove ruTOwed.
Ard yenoyer he flung his sti X or lis store
He'd tet up Il song Of d" Let me alone.
"I,et me alore, for love- to sly
These bits Of iii e. at The pafscl. by
Let ne slcf c. for I've got Your I'm
And Lore If other trsps rnuply in
Let meA.lone, Im risgil boat
10 grab yoteyer you've got afuat--
H. vsok or 70 ] c-pcc's TO come
And turn Won ont ~ your ouse aid one
Ima quiet Old Cove, slys he, VIII groan;
"All axes is-Let me alone"
Jns, then came along, on TIE selfsnme way,
Another Old Cove and bean for 10 say
" LIT YOU aloncl That's comic a. thong =
You've beg 1T al0ue-a darued night too lorg-
OF al tie SARGE that ever heerd
Put down that stick You may ell look skoeFed
Let 20 that stone ii you once show hight,
] Ii knock YOU higher Than ery kite.
You must have Lesson 10 stop your tiiclf,
And cure you Of shying them stones and -iickr.
And u have my hardware back uld my each,
Aud knock your STOW into tsrnnl sma-b,
And 4 ever | catelts yOu round ms rancho,
II sting ycu upto che neaTeft branch.
Tic best yOu cau do il to 20 10 Ted,
Aud keep decent toHguC in your head;
For I re- kCD, before yol sud are done.
You'll wish you had let honest f0.as alone
The old Cove stopped, and ne t'oihor Old c,
lie soi quite stiil 10 be cypress grove,
And be looked al his flick, rt.oiyin' slow,
Nether tgtTe safe 10 shy - u DO
Aud ne gTunhlrd Oh, IN an III Irod touc.
N that j aXcd los, ist @e c.cEc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-hsy is--Bstcrs
Judge NELsOS.
THREE SAILORS CONVICTED or NURDLRisG 1hsiR
CAPTAIN.
The United States s Ssmue Col ms Lewis sherstOne. snd
John DuBeayie. -
The tiial OF these defendants for the murder OF Capt
PIXIE Of the Anericsn ship Gen Fsrk The 18Th ofF.srrgy
i, shout thirty nj Liver pool reported on Friday
saturday the summed and the Judge dehsesca
his cbsrze- -. !,
The jury ser short d-libesiion returned verdict S
Guilty. sgz 81 the prisoners. Sentence crf-rrco
Disncthoey Smith bpgesgcd for the Cnlted Stse AKA
". 7. Howe iVr lie prisoners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

The Secretary Of the Treasury has postponed the
day for opening the bids for the nine million loan and
also gives bidders the opportunity Of bidding for Treas
ury no,es instead Of stock if they elect TO do 80. The
advertisement is "a follows:
EoncxTbe time receiving proposals. under the foregoing
sAye scnen THAT Of the nine million oan another col
unn extended until twelve O'Clock CT Saturday The
twenty hh day Of May current Any bidder may ioposs
In the description above ,et forh at
sny specified rates. equal soun Of Treasury notes
6eemshle IN not below Par OF cPressy
either for bonds Treasury notes- .
The ofers most the United States
will accepted The payable under secepso ones
must dcpovted with the Treasurer with the Assistant
Treasures before the frat day Of June next ~
g. p. CHASE SecrssTy Of the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTnKsT, May II, It6L
BY this step the Secretary has departed from the
programme agreed apon between the representatives
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
SUPERIOR COURr-GBSEkAL TZRs-HAY B-Beiere all
I-.tt.

SUPERIOR COURr-GBSEkAL TZRs-a.T lS-beiere an
the Jgstic.s.- DgcIsIOss
Asa Eimbal ag'. the Hamilton Fire Insurance Com
pany.-Th his csae l. 10 be re.rgue5 . :,
John Watts De Peyser sgt. Vim W. Van Ness et ei-'u'
meBt affirmed, witn costs
TRE o. d POLICE RIOTS.
Samuel ; Slater ag Fernando W GOD
Tbs .as one at several ac,iOus brought nv members
f the Metropolitan Police force against Mayor wood To hiEIies
sussiued y then In Police a 1885, which ge" 0lt o.
the Conoverevn street ConG8ssioneI eoGoseTsy 1o's
e.se va. rei before ssic SossoD and vereict RECORDERS
Term sor p.u trial whch 5-ord. he Ia sew on
Apps2. upon eAss9iinss IA to- az sesssar -~- ~
"Yr . Sef sor Appellant D. D. Field FOR respondent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

forrr, that cannot be true Democrat unless be
il a loyal patrio'.
Wub the tincere hope that ,heee my conscicu. ous
convictions may coincide with those Of my friends,
am, very trnly, yours, STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
10 YIKGtL HIcoK eco,
Chairman State Den ocrailc Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
A CuArLAIN YOLrNTLTRS.

4 minister Of ihe D0HieI, wei qualilied ~ plciy
education and experience oilers himself chaplain Q,
anv regiment, according q General Orders No y, o
~. state Volunteers. Address l.. -. j.. No. ~
EIGHTH avenue, or Tribune Of!ice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
SUPREME COURT-CHAsBKRs-NAT Is.-Before Justice
lSgRAhAA
Adelia Adams AIT. LYMAN III. Adans.-Diyorce

granted - go, ,.-.I
WIN Hsrrisln at. Eli nardgan.-Dyofc. grsoied
Lewi- Beach Joseph A. Edcy Il a-hoi.. gsrted.
X. Goodysar sg. Henry Evans ct sL Motios oen'od
D~f-pdsut's cos's 10 abide event .o -.
The same sgt The Shareholder that the psEtias execute
additional undertaking N : 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
Z. s. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-ysy io--BsfOie Com
- ~ missioner MORTON

Robert Clemence and Philip Rockwell were ex-
,p,d On charge Of revolt ard uuiny board tho ah
poekve The caiDory showed that Cemrncc rrfneee 10
o. ey tie orders Captain Duton be ara oher seized s
c;r shaved him sgsin the rails beat him until ~ wts in
ihe and then tied mis- bhnd him Rockwell v a. at
tt aud there proof against him. The ret o ~:
crew escaped and not arrested VI" eou 7"
icr TRIAL snd Rockwell o'scha'gef'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

COMMON PLEAs-srEcIsL TxKN- MAY is--Bt.'e Judge
bkknF
Kelly s-t Mckeuna-
Judgment will be vacated on defendants paying
sin M ebnrsener;s eeug Judgment end pay men %
tie Sheriff. fees fling bond 20 sccuie th~ yr u q" me
nJgoeu, Boud approved by Of the Judges o. ths
Conn The order 20 be coupled with IN al respects "hua
ten days from service Of copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

since jHuhfy Asss.s FJ-FSf'f-'' "'A-''f-'S F'f'-S
The telegraph TO of the morning papers that the
Bank of the ONO Valley, at Cincinnati, had been
thrown out at the Clearing House. is probably untrue,
for two reasons: one that there is no Clearing House
in Cincinnati and another is hst the Bank Of the Ohio
VALLEY Las sued no currency, and could not be thrown
ont TIE action in regard to the Bank, whatever 1t
may have been has probably been malicious. IL wss
established by the banks Of Ohio rs generally settle
ing Bank and has nieIfered seriously with the opera
tons Of the brokers Of Cincinnati by giving steaone.s
10 tho .ie Of exchange on the East When Kentucky
ILLS were dscredted. The brokers endeayopd to ad-
vance tue rate Of exchange for Ohio as well. This
bank refused 70 counienance any such proceeding, but
continued to sell exchange avs per cent, the regular
rate.
The currency troubles at the West continue 20 IT.
crease. 10 Cairo Kentucky bank notes are thrown
out in consequence of The eealing Of the suspension
Of specie payments. AT Chicago toe Illinois and W IL
cousin currency is much deprecated thar exchange
on New-York has been sold high as 80 per cent In
commercial transactions there only ten banks whose
notes will pass better than 20 TO 30 per cent discount
and some of tue banks which were discredited early
are as high az 60 per cent discount.
The closing rates at Thompson Brothers were as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

Tie most noticeable changes are Kentucky ana
Iinoi. advancing, and Baltimore improving.
Exchange on New-York Is:
P,liot............ prem p prem
,uruu. .......... prem Detroit. prem
Clicas, iuonina)- 2OayO preml
Bnsines- being inerd.cted with the Rebel States, IL
i, impossible to give quotations OF Southern Exchange
The Controller of Wisconsin has withdrawn the State
stocks belonging to banks advertised for sse by him.
The Mlvdakce Sertiae, of May IA says Of the Gnin
movement of thai points
The receirts Of Wheat Including Fou show Aggregate for
the week Of l29 S buh end Tor the yeer tins M Of l III
bu,h against 1853 ol bush In the corresponding period last
year The shipments last week amounted 70 20 32i bb Fur
aud 333 sO6 bush ~h,AI.
or the shipment. Of Wheat e26 bush. Buffalo
l 2 bush TO Usvego and ~ 80 bush Canadian ports or
ke Railway 6S35 bbls BY the various lake routes The
shipments Wheat date including to1r amount
bhsn increase the sipmen to the date last
Of s5c From the crop Of 1850 there have been
ke.ed this city up the present time lOOOcO bush OF
Wh.s-s larger amount By 3ooO bush than the entire
ceipts OF any previous crop
The Montgomery correspondent Of Tie Charleston
COYr.er SAYS:
The bonds the Confederate States for the $1,000 600
deTstGnd will be issued for at least tve month"; ia all
there bonds with 81 These have
g. perform this hercuean labor would take
fifteen hundred dsys 10 doing nothing but signing bic
name The punishment inflicted upon siuglo individual
would be unbease To reduce ths labor therefore i've
devils doomed for many months 10 snuse Themselves In
scrobing autographs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-16
HIGHLY PORTANT NEW s
M. c. GEARHART.

II IG HI Y P0RTANT NEWS
M. c. GEARHART.
Has returned with a new Stock Of
Confectionaries, Fruit and Toys.
4 l seems as II new age, a new life was opcn
- ing upon us, animating every heart TO ooblet
deeds and higher aims Art, Literature and Sci
ence will glow anew and seek to develois sub
Inner beauties and erander conception.
me business world too must feel the ne W in.
nuence anu every part be quickencd and strength.
ened by an increased vitality, which sh,,, urp.
US on with electric speed TO the consummolon
OF greater things than was ever dreamed of in tbe
Philosophy Of the past.
Animated by the enthusiasm which prevades
all classes and desirous of doing his share 10.
wards 81 he great events of the Age" tho sub.
scriher wonli respectfully nform the ood peo.
pie of SUNBURY and the public generally, ,h,,
he has Just returned frnm tie city of philadel
phia with the largest and chnirest stock Of Con.
dictionaries, Fruit and Toys that has ever been
brought to this section of country. lie is also
manufacturing al! kinds OF Confectinnarss, 81
to I'LL up orders, wholesale or retail AT ,bou up
tict.
Among his stock Of Conicc,ionaries may M,
found
French Secrets, Gum pr,,os. srl,iu,,.,, .,.,,
Burned Almonds, Low. Df1rs 'N''''
".ah Nmt' Mint Drops red and whlte,
Lemon Jelly Cakes
:, h"sr, Fruit Drops,
r sa.II; stick Candies, ot all scents
SuIi"h'ih sc'Ie's Rock Candy,
LquOIce, Almond Candy
FRUIT.
bananas, PruHes,
| Dates, Elps
Currants dried, Ciirmis
| Almonds, Rasons, Nuts OF nj, kIndt
LEMON SYRUP
oi superior quality, by Tie single ot duA.n. =
superior quality OF segars and Tobacco, aud
variety OF Confectionares fruit. Toys, &C. ai! Of
which is offered cheap at wholesale Or retail
ES Remember the name and place. al
NJ. C.GEARHART,
Market st., doors west Of L. y Bright s Sons
| store.
sunhurv, April II, l960.--ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-16

A CARD FROM ELIAS HOWE, JR.
All persons are cautioned not to make, deal in,
any Sewing Machines which sew from two
spools and make the stitch known as the Grover
& Shaker stitch, unless the same are purchased
from the Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
Company, their Agents, or Licenses, aud
stamped under my paentof September 10, lS46
Said Company, and their Licenses alone, ar
legally authorized under their own patents, all,
my said patent, during the extended term there
of. TO make and sell this kind OF Sewing Machine
aud all others are piracies upon my said patent
and will be dealt with accordingly, wherever
found.
ELIAS HOWE, JR.
New York. Dec. %. ls60.-tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-16
STOVES

sNnR SALE an excellent secondhand Csok-
ing Stove, also several Cylinder Goal
| Nto,e-.- Enquire at this office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-16

The Lackawanai aud Blormsburg Rnroad connects
with the Delaware, lackuwdnna and Western Railroad,
Scranton, for New York aud Philadelphia, nnd ntcrme-
diate points East also for Great Bend, Bnghamun,
Syracuse, Buffalo Niagara Falls and all important points
West At Rupe,t il connects with the Cailawlssa Rail
road, for points both Fast aud West. At NoThunheI land
it connects with the Sunbury Erie Railroad for points
/ West and South. NJ. ". JACKSON, Sup't.
! kmp.tun. August u. 1861