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rJ,HTS INSTITUTION, which was established in
| 1874 and is now consequently in the 18th year
Of its existence numbers among It's graduates, hun
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Men of our country. - q,
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Young men facilities for thorough preparation Tor
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Mathematics Navigation. Civil Engineering Draw
ing Photography, and Modern Languages
The system Of instruction Is peculiar no classes or
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indiyiduallv SO that he may commence at any tme
md attend whatever hours are most convenient.
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=. Crittcndrn's Series Of Trcatiscs ON Book
Keeping now more widely circulated than any o'htr
work on the subject, are for sale at the college
: HODGES CRITTENDEN, Attorney at Law
February 6, lSG2--ly
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WIT AND HUMOR.

TAXING HIM DowN.-Bulwcr tells rood
story Of = young lord who went TO Ftou.
and who w-s asked his name by the cock OF
the school. biz brave fellow, the SON of 4
retired wine merchant. Il am Lord Dash"
said the bog, yaiU!E the son ut the Mar
Quc-S of Blank Then" suil the other
taking him quietly one side AMI giving him
3 practical lesson, there are three kicks
one tog my lord, and TWO for the marques"
LOOK HERE: you may allow" saws
Douglas Jewo.d that woman ought. rs
much IS IN her lies, to make this word quite
4 paradise, seeing that she lost the original
garden. We talk as philosophers, and when
all i said and done about What we owe 10
woman, you must allow that we have a
swinging balance against her. There's
that little matter Of the apple yet 70 settle
.o-'
i pou.y young friend o. ours the other
day contemplated tor some minutes the pon-
dcrous dimeNsious'Ui by,tauder's feet, and
then, IN tone of utter wonder. said as he
surveyed the mans upper works You'd
have been mighty tail man If they hadn't
bent ycu oil 50 lar up"
Il You were to loose your nose. what Kind
Of one would g~ngeti The first that turned
up,
A Jolly old darkey down South bought
himself new shiny hat, and when il com
menr-t O. rain, plt Il under hi coat When
I asked why be 1.I not keep his ma, on his
head Le replied:
DE L9,s min, houpht him with my
own m'nc, head belong, % ,uI=,a; lg, Aim
take A,vr II, own property"
/ Paddy was summoned 10 court for rytu-
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PEEALTG ron RETueING TO SERVE WHEN
DRArrEn.-iiurh curiosity is cyiurcd to
know the penalties uUaer State and Nation
III laws for refusing % serve when drafted
The draft IS enforced under an act of Con
gIcs- of July Il, i.G2, which states. among
other tHlnrs. that "ttg PitSjd.nt IS 0vthor-
t--k '2 a...L, aU necessary guiss a,R ,,quLttton.
in cast, where state laws urc detective as 10
the enrolment or execution Of the draft
An act Of Assembly of PENNSYLVANIA. passed
III 1872, lo1t'I section, Apri! 2dJ uses the
following language -
Each and every private Of The
militia who shall have neglected or refused
to serve when called into active 81 r,i.r in
pursuance ui al order or rcqui-ition OF tie
President Of the United States. snail go
liable to the prNult.,p' defined in tu- at I
Corgrns, OF February 2sth, ltg5. or any
other act, that may thereafter be passed.
On reference 10 the act of Cungrg-l re-
tcmcd TO, il viii be found to embrace tho
following points -
Every officer, commissioned officer,
or private of the militia, who shall fail to
obey the orders Of the President Of the
Jhltcd states shall forfeit sum
not exceeding one years pay, and not less
than one months pay, to be determined and
H'g'bGNi -. Il court H3rlldl = and
such non-commissioned officers and priyatcs
shall be liable to be imprisoned bv like
sentence, or failure Of payment of thc iincs
aiiudgcd against them. for one calendar
month for every five dollars of such fine"
L has been decided by the Supreme Ccart
Of this State, that those who disobev tho
roquistion are not employed in the service
50 as to bc liable to the articles of war. but
that they are liable TO be tried by court
martial, under the above act. such court
martial must bee constituted under the au-
tholity OF the nittl States.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-01
OLD SERIES, VOL. 90, NO. 6.

| TO let the rcvoltcd States 20 from a longing
for their trade is to die through fear Of
death to rcuounCc the old intercourse en-
tircly and forever because to-day it is inter
ruptrd
Our fclow-citizcus Of foreign birth have
demonstrated the power Of freedom TO blend
them with us in one nationality and brother
hood. and they have shown 10y their conduct
in the general distress. how they have faith
that they are received into the bosom of
| nation, and form a part Of one great, real,
living people. Shall we send word to those
of them who are in camp that there is no
American pcoplc-thut the Union is a sham
Our city rightly declared its sympathy with
the gallant Corcoran when he returned from
his long captivity. What gave the chief
iustrc to his services and his SORROWS except
this. that he had fought and suffered for
country and Al people And shall we now
mar the honors awarded him by deciding
that the Union is to he given up, that the
American people has ceased to bc--that the
flag which he uphorc Is to he robbed Of half
it, brightness ! Testimonials Of regard have
just been sent to the veteran Sigcl l. New
| York to tarni,h them by Il record at the
polls that the icllow-lceiing with the patri-
oti>m which carried him across the hills Of
Missouri and Arkansas and placed him rs an
advance guard in Virginia. is tagging and
dying away
The party at the South which has made
this rebellion is not and never was Il Demo
cratic party; it was and is the most cmDit-
tered hatcr of democracy; il rests on the
most narrow and the most selfish Of oligar-
chics, which by the very necessity of its
nature seeks to cNtinouish the democratic
principles, to crush the Union and the power
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-01

NEGROES IN IIE ARMY.-Ne are not the
advocate, for putting negroes in the army
a- soldiers. but We see no manner Of ohlcc-
tiun TO their being employed to do the me
nial labor of the camp, wherever they can be
laI and thus relieve the soldier OF the
burden, and enable him to reserve his
strength for the military duty OF the field.
The rebel armies are l.lled with ncgroys
employed as servants To the men q, well as
officers. In New Orleans, u regiment OF
negroes WAS about being organized 10y GOV.
Moore, who made a powerful appeal 10
their patriotism. to join 1t in defence Of the
Confederate cause. The taking Of the city,
however by our forces, put an end to the
black regiment for the time being, but Gen.
Butler, with that ,agacity and independence
and cucrry which have marked his whole
course, took up the matter where the rebel
GOV. Moore LETT oil, and using the identical
language contained in the appeal of his
EXccIlcncy, 90 the "patriotisla' of the dar-
kCs. he has obtained not only oHC but ha.l
"a dozen regiments in that vicinity who are
Ohiccrrd Nv Yankees. and il Is said thai they
are rs fine u body of soldiers as is to be
found anywhere The English Government
have black regiments in the West Indies,
aud the French III Algeria. jackson en-
pioycd them III the defence of New Orleans
in the war OF 1912, and Washington in the
war of the rcyoluyiou-und il Is all mock
hcroics for rebel sympathizers to attempt to
raise hue and cry against their employ
mcut wherever they can be found scryicca-
BILE In the Richmond Ecm!her of the 18Th,
We lind il stated that "ths drgtmgG n,yro:S
fer mila1Y serCice Is strongly grecopH.sad,t'-
and we will not bo surprised to find, ere
long, that the rebel government will make
general resort Ia arming the negrocs aud
push them forward At the point OF the bay
onct, Us is now done with their cuuscripts
in front Of the battle, To light against the
Yankees. - baltimore tityYcr.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-01

4 tclrgraphic item comes from California
stating that awatcrpuut burst iu the sparse
ly settled portion Of Los Angeles county on
the lsth of August fifty miles from the
o,ylu, filling the long myiEc with water
fourteen feet deep \ man and a woman
riding in carriage were cougllt in the flood
and the woman aud horses drowned. The
man lloatod more than mile 10 place Of
safety.
The Mormous arc turning their attention
10 the cultivation OF cotton, putting moucy
aud enterprise into il.
FAuUHE or THE llWuNo FsHEBY-
The Montreal papers state that the Nova
Scotia and Labrador herring fishery has
proved a complete failure this season, and
prices have consequently advanced
Appls are su plenty iu Western New
York chat they can he bought lur my oa.ts
"a ilrrdf polatnes show no smptums OF
disease, and the b,st once arr sold for d
dollsI barrel, Including package
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-01

"Issmu S,s.., j5,r,rrn ltsui aHt I,&-'.
NHuAuELTI'A.
T'lIE undersigned having loascl. for term -
] years this popular house, have tho pleasure oi
lnnouncu, TO their friends and the tr1v"'lng com
nunity that il is uow open for the req '. ~ gn'e'5
The house since the first Of March l4s' u's been
,ntirclv renovated aud Tetttcl iu supcrioT manner
he apartment, are large. well ventilated ami fur
l,.hci in modern style. 1t Is centrally located
convenient TO all the depot and steamboat landings,
md in the immediate vicinity of the Custom House,
Post Office and the Corn Exchange
Connected with the Hotel /, q Restaurant for tho
accommodation Of those Irclrrring the European
Jan. Prices ofRloms from Three 70 Seven DollaIs
.yr week, according tu location.
Board II 90 per lay Table liote Tor merchants
Id business men from ! TO p NJ. ~
HENRY NEIL,
ISAAC l.. DEE0E.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-01

DEATH or \ SWORD SwATLowEr AND 4
SroHE-EAlER.-Juhn Shcclmier. who for
some years past has been travelling around
the country entertaining audiences by his
power TO plunge the blade of q sword at full
length down his Jo-cphagus, and by his ca.
Pacity % To eat and digest Any number OF
ztones-ais only food, except ugcr-bcer-
died suddenly e, Buffalo On Saturday u
week
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-01
VIM! Wmr! Mnr!

ONE FRuN THE NORTH,
COME FROM TIE SOUTH
CONF FROM TIE EAST,
COME FROM THE WEST
ave th1 country and build yourselves homes, for
.ugy j. the f.mu % get ya-r LgWhrr cheap. Yes,
LUMBER' LCUBER - LUMBER '''
ON he purchased at los rate at the STEAM SAW.
ilLL OF
IRI T. CLEMENT. SUDBURY IA,
urb as Panel Lumber Frame Lumber, Boards ST.
ing, ~hiugly lTpu g. 90 3 per thousand, PlaSternb
a.l Palm. Roofing l.gth, Ar., Sc.
Al bills ujlol. iu. amy kind ol Lumber, will bo
-m.tA,l at he shortest notice
IRA I CLEMENT.
guIur. March o 1851
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-01

TIM OYSTER TRNpC.-As almost every
body, as is any body, is more or less interest
cd IN oysters, we give the following facts
from the Baltimore sun Of Friday, in regard
to the trade in that city. The sun says
The oystcr trade Of thar city, has received
serious check, and there ia nov, every proha-
biity that il will not reach t. more than
fifty per cent. Of the usual amount. Those
engaged in the trade, have held several
meetings with n view to remedy the dc-icscn-
cv as far rs possible, hut thus far there APP
pears no probability that the difficulty will
he overcome. Ii the first place, the pr!uci-
pal oyster fields in Virginia are still closed,
and those of Maryland were 50 completely
drcdgcd last year that they cannot afford u
half supply. Another difficulty would be-,
il plenty Of oysters were in the field there
there are not vessels 10 bring them to the
city Ii is estimated that fully five hundred
vessels engaged in that trade have been
destroyed, or seized and C0uliscAtld, since
the war began, besides which, nearly all the
small boats usually employed in catching
oysters have disappeared from the shores,
and those formerly employed in taNinh the
oysters from the wafer have sought other
employment. The result Of all these eu-
baTra>smCutS is that oysters are much hlEayr
than for many year, and the supply i tx
short of the demand Thus o most impur-
tuut branch of business has been putial!y
pro,tutcd, and the entire West, the largest
customers of Baltimore cannot be- fully sup
piled even at the advanced prices which viii
naturally follow 50 many embellishments
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For TIE Eni02 and he NC-.
This we'll known journal i now iu tho FiHtv.frgt
year of lis cNs,eacC 1t has always Le,u n lea ling
Journal OF the civ taking part in all The discussions
Cf tho day and rtterinr scniiuIcn,s with carior.
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Poro,cr has been and will continue to be its motto
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ECONOMY in Government.
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Honest Men for Oti,c,
The SuprrCssion Of tho Slave Power,
Fr,c Soil md Free Speech
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tho ,ag: rebel has laid down his arms
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cNnrcesion of its opinions aims chiefly II, being a
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years, who publishes sprightly weekly
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ton--cIery Ane OF which is set in type by
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ther, she has supported her father and three
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Manufacturers az stone W arc.
COWDEN e. WILCOX,

'HilE Stone Ware nov made al tAis establishment
j j. equal 10 any made iu tLs country Every va
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MLr.shuIl May ), lau.---
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PrmLoUs ON the second day Of the
battle of Coriuth, Mr.. Wilson and A-r
daughter who reside in cottage just behind
Battery Richardson, discovered TAUt they
were in about as hot place as could Doe
found, fed from their Iw,liiug and dropped
down into thirty feet we'll, the storm cd
lead and iron Thiz.iug harnly--,y oven them.
But in the midst of the battle u horse, which
hed lrantically over the A,!d attempted 90
10 leap across the mouth of tAc well, b4t
struck the Windlass, and his hlul-4u-rters
lgl. into the or,fcc. The poor Wuucu
expected to bee crushed The horse s,ruE
glcd fuiously with his .urclcyt, and tAu
women waited thcir mte IN horror. Al last,
however, the horse 10y dcspeu,. efforts Ga.
tricated himself, and they Wege saved,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-01

Bpaurcgarl is nov said TO he In command
of AN the troops In Georgia and South Caro-
lima. lie promises a. take Fort Pulaski In
80 days We hope thai Geuem,l Mitchell
viii have al least three days of grace. We
think there must be some mistake Ia The
name of the new commander mosi ceIt.ia-
N h mnsl v hIagI
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LIFE Life is no speculative venture
with those who feel its value and duties
1t has deeper purpose, and its path be-
comes distinct and easy in proportions as
il is earnestly and faithfully pursued. The
rudest OF tho most refined pursuits, If g.
dapted to the wants and capacities Of the
pursuer, have a truth, u beauty and g sat-
isfaction. All ships upon tie ocean are
not steamers, or packets. but ali freight
BEARERS. fitted to their tasks, aud the ssnsll-
est shalloP nobly fulfils its mission While
ii pushes on towards its destined port, DOR
shifts iis course because larger crafts Ca
reer to other points OF the compass. Let
man right himself upon the ocean VI time.
Let him learn by trial whether lie is by
nature a shallhp or a ship-a coaster or an
ocean-crosser; ard then, ireishtiue himself
according to bis capacity aud she market
be should seek, fling canvass 10 the trseze
sailing with giud aod TIDE, If they 90 IN
his course, bu; beating Te-OlBtels againe,
them II they cross bis path. Have a vel
chosen and defined purpose, pursue !;
faithfully and all will be eel