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sIAY1URAI4TY ---O EECIAE. j
MAYoRALTYs0 on NEW QRLEaN
e. City HAN "a prl ~. l6o2
Common Council al 10 Clty of New erieans. y

nj YCRAETysgF NEW QRlstsaNSt
~ = 5ss City HAM IA rii NJ 1869,
Common Council of: tho City Of New Srieans i
a 10. G00gs1 q .:..sfs SS5
AN ORDINANCES GoncefntK me City IowdeT MIL
ARTpsx The admlntaiion and sns q the Sy
Powder Mil shAli be OF four 81
the nipar t3oupc pnCh district OF ttu city, vino
sbaff M glec{ed IN the Common p ufcl. go 10y
The said sSll have the entire control and
Of the said MIL shall purchase eli
the OF powder shall DIS
nose az tie when g the best Of the cys
nsorss and The following officers for election
of tha Common Connct to.wit 4 s E
general 4, sasry q $500 per annuIs
One ovefseet, attn salary Of $3.50 antum
chemist for refining salpe at salary of an
"a. ~ Ett3 n
many laboers, be required for the
facuri powder and the good of raid Powder
Mil such salary may DO fixed by he committee.
THO said committee shall bound 10 report monthly
the Common Council and IN writing all rentye
the business by said Powder suggest all
which be necessary for
and ptosperitye of the same. sls s.: Z
neral superintendent shall have the general
of Tho business and said Powder
Mil shall be under the immediate controlo the COMM tee
shall report monthly said committee all alters and
relative TO his and Of said
Powder MIL. 5sa s ~: " NJ
: jsignedl IS s.. p. nELABARRE, fsS s
gb8{ssss President pro sec' bosrd Of Aldermen.
ISignedJ S-3s u. AIAGIONI, fss5 y 5s
{is 81 President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
fsisneais r. JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
~ ais 5s5 W fARroN "A. B AKER, Secretary.
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@ CoNprRoLLgRis OFFICE,
{. KS gitY Hall, March %, 1862.
HMa saep 4 = - - -

j L..
sie ss Si street. sii ron
~ skps as & isS
% % highest bader for CAST afer hf,esa
days no,iss in s ofs lsase # NE privilege
from Margny Lake ii The manner
lion ts city he subject 70 the approval
ART Ths said shell roaa shall be consrueed By the cons
y M ] 70 ss on he I
sa
ss Of ss he ss ree s & % &
@ Ton five feet p below he Be ss5a isea
be sa sp And sses s v y
train and hall BE- feet il idh Twenty feet in
ca ss lake sshs Y h a g 81
q shells shall hsn y placed
ssys ma. his
whole work shall be executed 10 the entire satisfaction Of the
AR HE contractor shall have the right to place TOLL
each q the and to demand trayeg
For every Pc son on horse Or Ms back fifteen cents
Fer bad s sss # f bosss
loaded Of anleaaed twenty I'VE cents:
t aosdsd |
o. ss
The contractor shall be bound keep the road al
sss ssS E ~ Y
ART The shall bound htgin
the sixty days following the approval The the
Common Council, npee the after.
ART The shall furnish good and
ry the Of enthou and dollars the faithful
pc his the said securities be subject
the approval of the Common Gonncl. l-5s
we'll understood that In of neglect fure
BY the u OIL Of the spulaiion
without putting The default, required by Article
1906 of the Civil Code and VII out applying court Of
well understood that in The shalt time
keep good repair, fail lighted
nj lit the sad contractor shall forfeit al claims
account and risk of the contractor and of his
curity. q
The said road shall to the city the expiration
Of said twenty years. privilege S5S
~ [Signedi IL 8. P. DELABARREs5
{5 39 O. u President pro Board Of Aldermen
- [Signed1 81 UIIESf BEN 1T q
~ President TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen
~ Approved March 20, 1862 "a e
5ssgT7 tSigned] ia n JOINT. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice Ii hereby given, that THURSDAY April
1862 will sell Office. at IL o'clock NJ above right
of wayto the highest bidder. for cash.
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MANJJFAC TURING DIM r y

ACQUIRING 90 MP M
S. s53s siSSs PARISH AND Cry or EEw tiRLEAssj
I'D III FIT KNOWN TFfAT8 ON 5.EfffS THE
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property real and PERSONAL upon fnaiorityo
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ssoef Stock IN proportion e !hsIr shares
The said sopt SEAL which shall be known
and used as the corporate seal Of said
IN the Mesfs Hugh and Alexander AbTs
hams Witnesses city, who herenI gnfe
together with said parties ME- III Neu
~ on the day and date sci forth
~ E9l@ S. HUGH MADDEN tzs5t$3
III A-gt5.5f ~ t5Ssgs.a ALEXANDER ABRAHAafS4
E. .ists 1890 gs5}ss ]. RICARDO. Eo.a9 " Pnbio
~ certify the foregoing to be copy
in my current records Dbl. RICARDO, Notary Public.
New Orleans November ~ 1851 MO lays5t
m MM r II ~ fastta n IL. Nos. " AND 100 sp
Charles
of the most PLEASANT as well al LEGATIONS
IN thin city. The proprietor for tho patron
axe ssrsIosss sa aes
thatmsy Contribute their BAR and TEN
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Arxavsa xestsxsi =
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y Starlight, Bays M .AlAx anatias
& Mofnihg Light. Shier I'm Eaoya ~ " 4: 81
Acadia Yiacent, I'm Bayou Sara.
y Y 9Eafs Brown I'm Lafonfch
+ Disia RADIO yich, fiji Lower Coast.
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" 81 sSS Ssr
faf refining e e salary Of an
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STRANGERS, GUIDE.
81 BANKS.
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Augusta Mont s. CASHIER.
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touirInnn State Bank, tcornerof Contain
g Sfsgyel streets 80 NJ
Lewis Bernard sasss.
3. q aottseh :. Notary
saanst sys sps E5lsy
sEsmeh Or state Bank No. Il Can
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Fraak &. Presden.
I; Notary
Discount ys and Saturday,
9. Charles street.
Thomas
Offering Mondays and Fridaye
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Iaeoaisae
nan damp s;isss sssvssa CRAVE.
N WOOD.
III. s. Mount n
snnk IL america. corner # 81. Ps.er md Old Laws.
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rs,,varz Banks and Esenanse psaaers.
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LOUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY soutbes.1
6Tlgsss Rasi
= $.
Common streets. -i;s M 's1f y,
James II Deaegte
CITIZENS, MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, No. s q.
onsr Geillard Presiden..
gssMR ANfss aosfPANY Of the Valley 81 virginia
anes eoansy M LIES
Directors
Union INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner Of Canal and 81
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e% -. r.z.zszzzzzg nIIssIssIPPI AND TEN.
Eae saEe sssss1ss...s EssEE RAILROAD.
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.


E THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.
FJFTY.THREE MILES In DISTANCE AND FOUR
HOURS, TIME SAVED, i:
Travellers going from New Orleans to Memphis. Humbo,
csrksvle and Nashvlle Tenn and Columbus Bowling
Green, KY, will save Eaf f=5.=
-FOUR HOURS IN TIME AND FTFTYTHREE MILES IN
n 5a555ggg Z. sg DISTANCE, ii Ma g.
By buying tickets to Memphis the Mississippi aud Tennes
Railroad. 9t 945teS 55S5s < lsi#
Ao to points the Mississippi river above Memphis OF
points on the ins Of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad, for the interior of the State
HI MAILS AND PASSENGER TRAINS leave the New Or
lsans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Depot daily
A NJ, and arrive ut Grenada ut 15O A. Nj and Memphis nj
IA. NJ, connecting with the Memphis Ohio Rail-
road and arriving at Nashville at II Nj the evening
Daily Line Of STEAMBOATS, sives the wharf ut Mem,
phis for points on the Mississippi North Fort PHI
low, New Ma4rld and Columbus Ky.
THROUGH FARE TO MEMPHIS. sI4 30.
BE to ask for kets via tho Mississippi, Tennessee.
Railroad to Memphis
9s9 1ss-ts NILES MERIwETHER, IS
Chief Engineer and General Superintendent
= F. s.. RICHARDS General Traffic Agent So FdJ.tf
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! q, IllstxfT = nBRgEs Dssidson,s 4 8,
= - - II fsaIansalo, s+-s-

y S,asi :s. & "a AaIarr sToss
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syATANTED-BY Al WIDOW LADY WITH FIRST
class situation goverpess
Keeper Of The household q genteel
hos no ob!esson t. re She you'd have
md fsw others Mira. iams, this
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9 ARK ANsAs RIVER. "a

Il AZ leaves on ~ sURDAY. 10th inst a, 8 P. NJ
FOR ARKANSAS R1VER.-THE
6s NEW, fast superior packet steamer
$1,000 Pine Bluff, Capt Wilson. will leave posi-.
yey The above and inter me date lapdt gs
lgh O'Clock p NJ For freight passage
$50 ~ FIRGINIus O. DENTzEL,
3 ais fsfss557E Advertising
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The train will upon sufficient notice. stob at The den
lilly Station Fare Is each way Parties desirona
tho departure Of the train. 49, - ~
ms # ,. paEDEl, ". .sap- rsntenden..
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CONSTABLE ALEs--OFFICIAL

FIRST pa SgsT i sao o9aNh2R ss nHS
RKVIRTUE OF q writ of ii err fncias to me
- directed by the Hon A. g. Bcice First Justice of The
Peace in d Tor tho parish Of orleana win sell
At II O'clock NJ, my wareouse Deord street between
Magazine and Boucher streets - i1 =
AsLOT OF FURNtrURE. 3g
s Seized in the above entitled suit. 7E So
$TERMS--Cash on tile spot Ia. N
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The Board of Directors shs tho meeting after their
election elect President from their serye d
ng thsf pleasure md Until elected ara aus
rotary, who sha}l treasurer manner
shall be elected during pleasure
Of tbs Beard OF Directors. 800 @sas9 4 Nh ~
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the close 81 each fiscal year the lie Presi
dent thsil 10 be Just and
ttus account hand aud effects belonging ha
torporatio unter his to be BY
the and Treasurer balance books and
such other abstracts therefrom enabr him 10
his report 70 the soekhoders at their MEETING lust
and rue account # The alas Of ile ssy
dent, Secretary aud Treasurer and snperinendet &
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WAS brought to the City Police jail ON
belongs ssss II aaae Sho lives On Beay tsl
inches high speaks Spanish and fench has
upper others on the forehead and both
years ~
1As swA ~ " i, =. MIG ne HERNANnEz Ja s
Keeper Of City Police Jal,
" ~ Asi y = y. DEvENPoRT i
rn29 it, 44sS Clerk of Comptroller,
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The Board II Directors sha define theAnes and
peiation of all the officers Corporation The President
Of the Corporation shall preside II all meenes of stock
holders and Directors And the business of the
be conducted by him under the Eupp Of the
:eara q Ths books q hsi b 6ren
In every quarter of each fiscal year, and at any
time open The demand Of FIVE steckholdes upon The Pes
det iii lting. 4
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u Al ~
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
signedI S. p. DELABARRE3 8I Z y
n, President, pro tenn Board Of Aldermen.
- [Signadj JOHN Il. MONROE Mayor
p A true copy. w. s. PErI1NGILL, Secretary. ~
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY April II 1852
" u sell my office, ct II o'clock NJ The above right way
tbs highest bidder, ~ -. ~ - 75g'.Sa
mis- 32t q. w CULBERTOE, tComptrner.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-06-07
Curing Hay.


At recent meeting of the Maine Agri-
cultural Society, various subjects were dis
cusscd. We copy the following from a re-
port of the proceedings:
Mr.. Barrows said, in regard to curing hav,
he thought farmers burnt their hay too
much; left 1t have too much sun. He had
travelled extensively in England, and in the
misty climate of that country, where the sun
was not seen for number of days in success
sion, they succeeded in having good hay.
1t was cured chiefly in the cocks, being put
in small punches. Hay dried too much is
worthless; the straws should bend, but not
break.
Mr.. Chamberlin said he was sure too much
sun injuredhay. lie did not care how tight
barn was-his own was double boarded
and clap-boarded, but was well ventilated,
there being from twelve to fifteen square feet
| OF ventilation always open. Was careful to
| have his hay we'll trod down when moved
| away.
Mr.. Martin thought three or four hours
sun was amply sufficient for clover hay, if
| about half of the heads were turned before
1t was cut, If it was mown after the dew was
cut OIL, and put III the barn at noon, or when
hot. Last year he had five tons of clover
hay, which, after being cut, had stood in tho
cock five days through dull weather. The
hired men opened it, and because it looked
green they spread it out very thin, and it
was not worth half price. 1t was damaged
greatly by the sum-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-06-07
The Great Cure for Consumption.

If you have cold, use
Wishartis Pine Tree Tar Cordial I.
If you have cough, use
Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
If you have Asthma, use
Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial !!
If you have Sore Throat, use
Wshart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
If you have Bronchitis, use
Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial .
If you have Consumption, use
Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial !
Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial is unialing
remedy for disease of the Kidneys, Urinary Com
pluins, Blind and Bleeding Piles, Nervous Debility,
and for Female weakness and Irregularities.
The well known efficacy of Pine Tree Tar in the
of external affections Sores, pointed it out rs
the Natural Remedy for what Physicians call Tuber-
cular Affections Qhat is to say, SOres) upon the
Lungs. Itremaincd to discover the best means of
application, which discovery has been made, ms Il
thousand testimonials prove, by the Proprietor of
Wisharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial !
If YOU have DYSPEPSIA, use
Wishart's Great American Dyspepsia Pill
A sure warranted for one dollar, or the money
refunded!
Buy box and take them according to directions,
and if they do not cure you, the money will be
returned.
AeENrs-A W. Fischer, sunbury VIM. Wcimer,
Northumberland.
Call ut either place, and get descriptive circular
l.. O. c. WlSliART, Proprietor, No. 10, North
Second street, Philadelphia
August 10, 1861 .-1y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-06-07
CENTRAL HOTEL,
SunbUry, Northumberland Co. Pa,

FTNIIS large and commodous Hotel now managed
l. by JAMES VANDYKE, is situate at the Rail
road Depot North East corner of Market Square,
Sudbury Pa, and at the terminus of the Sunbury &
the accommodation Of Travellers and the public in
general.
The proprietor will give his exclusive attention 10
the comfort and convenience of his guests, and is
determined to make this establishment rank among
the first in the State.
His table will be supplied with the best the market
can produce, having the advantage of daily commu-
nicaton by cars direct from Baltimore and also from
these bringing produce from the surrounding
country
Ills bar will be supplied with tho purcst liquors the
market can produce.
Careful and obliging servants always in attendance
New and eommodious stabling has just been added
to the premises.
share of the local and travelling community is
most respectfully solicited.
Sudbury, January II, 1861
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-06-07
Entirely Vegetable. No Alcoholic Prepa
ration.
DR.. EoOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS.

IFcpueu W
DIR. JACKSON 4 CO, Philadelphia, Pcnn'a.
Will eflectually cure Liver Complaint, Dyspep
sia, Jaundioe, Chronic or Nervous Debility,
Disease Of the Kidneys, and all diseases arising
from disordered Liver or Stomach.
Suchas Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness OF Blood to
the Head, Acidty OF the Stomach, Nausea Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, Fulness Weight the Stomach,
Sour Euctaons, Sinking Fluering at the Pit OF the
Stomach Swimming OF he Head, Hurried and Difficult
Bieahing Futterng at the Heai Choking or suilocung
sensations when in lying posture, pness ', o. VISION
Head, Deficiency of Perspiraton, Yeowness of the skin
and Eyes, Pam in the Side, Back Chest, Limbs, &C. Sud
den Flushes of Heat Burning v the Flesh, Constant lima,
gnngs of evil and great Depression Of Spirits and will
positively prevent YELLOW FEVER, BILIOUS FE-
The Proprietor In calling the attention of the pulcto
this PIE aation does with feeling of the utmost con-
fdenoe in its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for
which II ls recommended.
IL is no new and unried article but one that has stood
the test of twelve years. trial before the American peo-
pe and It's reputation and sale are urvae by any similar
preparation exant The testimony in its favor given by
the prominent and weknowp Physicians and ndi-
viduas in all parts of the country is immense and care
l perusal Of the Almanac published annually by the pro-
pretors and to be had gratis of any of their Agents,
not but satisfy the most skeptca that this rcmedyis really
deserving the great celebrity il has obtained.
From j. Newton Brown, ID. D., Editor of the Encycope-
dia of Religious knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Patent
Medicines III general through dstiust OF Their ingredients
and effects, yet know of sufficient reason why man
may testify to the benefit he believes himself to have
received from any simple PREPARATION the hope that he
may thus contribute to the benefit of others.
do this the readily in regard to "Hoofands Ger
man Bers" prepared by Dr. C. NJ Jackson, of hscity
because preuciced against them for years. under the
impression that they chiefly an alcoholic mixture
am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker ESQ., for the
removal of this prejudice by proper tests and for encour
agement to try them when suffering from great and long
continued debility. The use of three bottles OF these Bit
tcrs at the beginning of the present year. was followed
by evident relief and restoration degree of bodily ant
mental vgor which had not felt for six months before
and had almost despared of reganng therefore thanh
God and my friend for directing to the use OF them
Phlad'a., June 90, 1850. J. NEWTON BROWN.
August 81, 1S6l.--ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-06-07
AGRICULTURAL.
Hints for the Garden.

Frequent stirring of the soil about all
growing crops in the absence of rain admits
OF the action of the atmosphere, and they
enjoy the benefit of the dews--both most
salutary in their effects.
Muching trees transplanted this spring,
also tomato and egg plants, as well as the
strawberry beds recently set out, is highly to
be commended.
Wood ashes literally sown under large
trees where the grass has disappeared will
speedily procure white clover and other
grasses.
The white and yellow turnip radish
should follow the early red, which will not
stand the hot suns of summer.
Peas, bunch beans, spinach, beets, corn
&c, shold be sown at intervals of two weeks
during the season for constant supply for
the table or market
Unit. out Of danger sprinkle the cucumber.
squash and melon plants thrice week with
wood ashes, early in the morning when the
dew is on, to protect them against insect
dcprcdations. 1t is better, however. to plant
| few radish seed in each hill, the leaves of
| which the insects much prefer
In replanting corn which has failed let it
soak for three or four hours in rich manure
water, and then roll in plaster. 1t will sprout
nearly in half the time of other seed not
stepped properly, give strong plants, and
soon catch up to the Others.
Currants, goosebcrries, blackberrics and
raspbcrries should be mulchcd with leaves
or light stable manure regularly twice wear.
1t will not only keep down the weeds-the
great enemy of these fruits-but it will create
a fine, rich, moist loan, and afford abundant
crops.
For garden walks there is no material, in
our Judgment, to compare with coal ashes.
If the walks or alleys are dug out six inches
and filled up with these ashes, the coarser
portion below, and rolled, it will act not
only as drain to the alley, but to the ad-
joining beds. In the wettest weather and in
all seasons, these walks are in good condi
tion. If but twenty or thirty yards year
are made in this way, in few years the
whole garden will have these admirable
paths and after that they can be top
dressed every spring with the accumulated
ashes during winter and again rolled.