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BY TELEGRAPH.

Washington, Oct. iG.-From Information received
0uw The Army Of the Potomac to night, IL sppears
sAas bsdy Of the enemy vas seen passing South
vad opposite Blaskburn's Ford last night, and our
Batteries shsllsA them. They replied for half an
AesI and than disappsarsd. They made no other de-
0enssrstion yesterday. II VAS reported that one
sosps Of the enemy vas spprosthins Fsirtax yester
lAy By the Chsntilly road, and one heavy battery
vss sent out In that direction. They have returned
snd IsIortsd all quiet Our Army 10 in a perfectly
safs pesition- and prepared 10 rspel any attack
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Later from NrM Orleans.

The steamer Columbia. from AeS orleans, oct
10th. arrived yesterday. The neus is u pos,an'.
A regiment for home defense Is ofgsu.r.ns @: Now
Otlssns The schooner florrie, captured ". hin sI
miles Of f.Metasorda Island, 1rIts vi an r.,'r'et
cargo, had arrived at New Orl'an.. he EtI an
the arrival u the Target lot Of cotton ffuin
up river that has been brought 20 ia. city f0r u'r
time, amounting e. g,S,U bales. several more rsr-
goes were expected from ksncheZ anu II vac er-
yected that the shipments would quite active iOr
soms month"; Five hoeshesds vi pss sugar bad
arrived ffOIu Baton Rouge.
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FROM VIRGINIA.
THE BATTLE OF WEDNESDAY.
OUR LOSS 900 MEN.
THE ENEMY MOVING AGAIN
Meade Ready for a Battle.
LATEST FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Rebel Batteries Withdrawn.
Secesh Cavalry Scattered.
Jeff DAVIS TO TAKE COMMAND.
Interesting City News.
The Cooper Institute Meeting.
Speeches Of senator Wilson
and Others.
DISASTERS IN THE BAY.
Two Pilot Boats Hun Down
Army of the Potomac.
The Haitls Of Mcdneaday.

tCorresponienee or the " y. SunJ
Washington, oct. ic.-AdditiJnal Intelligence has
reached here from the battle Geld OF wednesdsy
When the battle commenced. near Brosd Run, the
Pepnsylvanis Reserves staehed to the Fifth Corrs,
we're rostins on . ncld. A concealed rebel battery
suddenly opened on them from hill half mile dir
tant, killing and voundins . number. The fro was
being returned by battery a,tsehed to the Reser'ss
whom the Second Corps. Gen. Warren, vigorously
aasaulted the rebel line and put them to eight 1he
loss in the Second Corps smoun,s TO between ave
hundred and siI hundred killed., sounded and mss-
ting. A. the close Of the fighting In the morning,
Gen. Caldwell had tho dead and wounded all brought
svay. The same vas done In the ate. noon BY Gen.
Warren. All cur dead we're burici, aud the uains
safsly withdrawn. The army IA in fne spirits. Al
vas quiet Thursday At noon. l send youa partial
ost of the easuaitiss among New York regiment. in
ths Second corps. 4.
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An Attempt to Raise Recruits BY yoluu-

Aibdnt. O.'. 10 An, ,iort .ir h' made 20 rsire
recruit. f'f ;he Army ~ vu.urttct fr h' Ats.
an; Provo. M,r.hals General O. N.a N.-A s,o 'r.
eascd -ith Governor sc} uoIr IN dovi'ine .ystcn
for that purpose.
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@ tn'ir lil' fty' We arrested Valsndishan. and
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H-.tt' var r'o.e., ha ,ai, those men Who are nos
40 N'tt ~ nrlhon -li r. down bsfo.s
t.,,t ~ New loik on tas .de Of tier country
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t'" . ,' t',n go The Constitutions aud 'ls0r'
H., n,,,.ts p,e,p.op. IN, p.,, ,c.,ls. VA,
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rc.,.,.l.r,c, 20 b,ve .idfc,..d ,c,. and regard
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Tn Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have
already removed the roAs stock and freight OIL the
O,sA ous si ~ ssass 4 AsstAs Isaahls sAA Il GsA,
- los
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
yST OP EN- ED!
+. Y. BRIGHT Il son.

| NNlTE the early attention of cash pur-
l. chascrs to their choice. varied and eNtcn-
sivc assortment of FRESH WINTER
GOODS which they offer at reasonable
prices. our stock embraces
4 full line of Handsome Dress Goods.
4 nice lot of Domestic prv Goods,
\ choice supply of fine White Goods,
4 great variety of Boots and Shoes,
\ large stock Of Queens and Glassware,
\ very extensive lot of Hardware.
Hats and Caps and Ready Made Clothing
Groceries of all kinds, fresh and pure,
Dru.S-palnts-G Glass and Oils.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
StoucW all .BacI.sOn--"Noi Nuch for
LOOis.-'

The Richmond papers have the following
anecdotes of the latc General Jackson:
A Yankee captain, captured in the battles
beyond Richmond, was to some bIigadicrs
headquarters. Being fatigued, he laid down
under II tree to rest. Pretty soon Gen. Lee
and staff rode up. The Yankee asked who
he was, and when told praised his soldierly
appearance in cXtHyagant terms. Not long
after Jackson and his staff rode up. When
told that that was Jackson, the Yankee
bounced To his feet in great excitement,
showing that he was much more anxious to
see Old Stoncwall than Lee. lie gazcd ut
him long time. And that's Srnncwall
Jackson Z" "Yes." "Wail, | swan, he aint
much for looks = and with that hc laid
down and went Ia sleep,
During the samc battles stlagglcr who
had bull, nice lire in the old field aud WAS
cnioying it all Ia himself obscryed what he
took Ia lac Il squad of cavalry The man in
front seemed to be rccling in his saddle
The stragglcr ran out to him and said, Look
here, old fellow, you are mighty sappy
where the HI do YOU get Your liquor from
Give me some ! am rs dry rs powder
horn" Imagine his feelings when hc found
II was Jacksnn-lhe ungmeeiul rider in the
army, and who naturally sways from side Ia
side, as ii lac We're three sheets in the
wind'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
WE INVITE

particular attention to the following line u
Goods, suitable for Holiday Presents.
Real Heavy Blanket Shawls,
French Blanket and Brochc ShawlS.
llooscry for Ladies'. Gents and Children
Ladies' Glnvcs in great abundance,
\ complete stock of Gents Gloves,
Fancy Shrting and Opera FlannclS,
Assorted coors Balmoral skirts,
skeleton skirts in great Variety,
Zephyr Opera Caps and Nulirs, =
Fine Sable Furs and MuifS.
Fine White Linen lIandkcrchieis.
Colorrd border Camhric lIandkrrchci-.
Real Bandanna silk Handkerchief,
Gents silk Neck Ties and CravattS,
Fine ncc'llc worked Collars,
Super Black Love Wells.
silk Tissues ot assorted Shades,
Ribbons, Lacc., Edgings and Ruiliings,
Fine Black Mohair Caps.
Shawl Pins and Scarf Pins,
Pcrl'umcry, Pomades and Soaps,
Buck Purses and fancy Port Monairs,
Firs. rate Skates, ready strapped,
Nice Hair Brushes and Pocket Combs,
Extra good pcnkniycS and Scissors,
ChildrrnS Gum Gilicd Combs.
&C.. &c. sc.
Sunburv, Dee. 30, 1S62
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

Mus pAWTINGToN oS COSMETICS. That's
new article for hoauliiying the complex
ion," said Mrs liibb, holding up u small
bottle for Mr. Darlington Ia look al. She
looked up from toeing out u woolen sook
for Ike, aud hook the bottle la her hand.
is IL, indced r. said sho "well ihcy may
get up ever so many rostTums for heauiin,
ing tie complexion, but, depend upnn Il,
the lcss people have Ia da Niih hotlles for
Il, iho bc,irr My nrighhor, Mrs bloich,
has hecn u,ing hol,lo lor a Rood nany
year. for hcr campivNion, ani h,r nose loaks
like Rapture nf Muunl Nog,i,rons, With
lhe banning lalher running all o,T the
guutsgt gtOus trfitoft
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

TuE LATEST THI,E N SuurLIFTING.-In
Paris, one day not long since, SAYS the c,,r-
respondent uf the London Spectator, an
alluring though modest looking, iashionahly
atlired lady sweeps in full crinolinc into a
rich eHgas,n, at dinncr.timc. when asolitary
Young clerk sits musing behind the counter.
She tells him, in most dulcct tones smiling
aud bushing all the while, that 10y some
unlucky accident she has lost her garter and
feels ~ uncomfortable, would hr not have
the kindncss to give he a tiny little bii ol
tape, "a il would never do Ia appear ON the
houleyards With her stocking hanging dawn
over her balmoral. The gallant youth Of
fer, her of cOurse, his tncsi silk braid,
in,lals her into his mcieaniile throne and
modcstly looks away whilst the iaiT 'rraiurr
1. i,u,y With hes loilri. AZ lasi she lcaycs.
but not without rcaaniing the obliging
n,lolcscent With heT sacrlesi, mosi pTulnk.
ing smile llo fondly follows her With hls
e,s, ifoni his shop door a,lmlrng her bools
aud hUr slockings, WRd never suspecling,
alas thai his psrliy lallc has hcun made u,s
oi lor tying cosily pass ol silk b. ga am'
plr and silung Cflnollne, AnnlheF time hr
sill rasi q ,haneF look "A tbs egtielug gar
irr snd tat s'h ggi Hsas pace.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately Cured. and Full Nigor Restored.
Thi. Distressing Atirctin,-which renders Life
miserable and marriage impos>blc-is the penalty
paid by the victims ofimpropcr indulgcnccs. \ oung
persons too apt to commit cNccsScs from not
being aware of the dreadful consequences that may
cn.uc Now who that understands the subject will
pretend deny that the power Of procrcaiion IL lost
10y those falling into improper habits than hy
the prudent Besides being deprived the pleasures
svmptoIns To both body and mind arise. The system
becomes Drrangcd. the Physical and Mental Func-
tions Weakened, loss OF Procrcatiye Power Nervous
Irritability, pyspelssa Palpi'aiion OF the Heart
Indigestion Constitutional Debility. Wasting oi
the Frame, Cough. Consumption. Decay and Death
Office. No. 2 SOntI, Frederick Street
Left hand sid, gou. from baltimore street. atcw
doors from the corner. Fail not to observe name
mud number.
Letters must he paid and contain stamp. The
Dnctor- niplomas hang in hi. office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

AS IMMENSE BREECu LOADING Cts
Our readers will rccolcct that some months
ago we noticed the construction at Pitts
burg of II steel hrecch loading gun, the in
vcntion of Mr.. Mann, capable of being dis
charged with the most extraordinary rapIdi-
~. The gun was taken Ia Washington and
gave such satisfaction in its trial there. that
Mr.. VI. was commissioned to make one Of
the largest size on the same principal. lie
has been ut work on the new piece for sew
eral weeks and il Is now so near compile.
tion tha, in very short time il will he ready
for service. The new gun will throw a bali
of the elongated pattern, weighing one hun
drcd AMI fifty pounds, and will, il is stated,
have II range of some four miles. II can he
fired with ease, and without the slightest
danger, one hundred times in as many min
utcs, and is also simple in all it. parts that
it will ~ almost Impossible for 1t To get ont
nf order. II j. the largest brccch ioading
gun ever made in America, and it, trlal viii
be lonkcd inr with more than ordinary IN
tcrc,t. -IhgT,4ary Tt'tgmih.
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

'i'llls edi knsan liuicl heaisd Ia srRlaiiA ~ "a
inlslion II ihs A,aihsIR trnifsl Nnh a., sr, la
~ a Lns haih.sds s uHsI,i a pi,sis 'air -
IeTns 81 sale aili a. iaais sasy lui isiilsl ia
fEmaitn sia4Hifg 81 iLa cave
Auxsfs lhs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

FoUCE oF HNmT.-A good story Is told
Of the landlord of hotel al Holly Springs,
Mi-s II Mas large, fashionable hotel,
and the landlord WAS pompons man with
a large corporusity and a Iu,lird shir, hnrom.
Printed hills of far were provided, ie' tHe
landlorl stood at the head ol the table, 40
dinner aud in loud voice read nf the lit
of articles la rhyming way licp.
boiled ham, and raspberry Jam; baked
p0iaioe-, aud cooked tonial"c-; tuIuii's
smashed, and .,iuasl,s sgaa.Aei. and - un.
Mr.. NJ. asked him ufcrNai Why he nal
Il aloud Nhcn printed copies Nvr "a the
table "fuWc Of haill," piled thr laud
lord "gol ,o used to % | cant help u
iou scr coinmrncrd busins,s dnNu hef'
AZ Jack ,on, uhc capital Of Mississippi ald
most all the legislature huaT,lrd With nae.
There wasn't man 1f them could Rad, 30
| hal tn feal the IAN ol iaI. g. fu'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
j. Z. HELLER,
AYYDRMAY Az LAW

Office OH south side of Market Square, hear the Court
House.
SUN BUR Y PEN MA
Will attend promptly to all professional business
entrusted To his care. the collection "l claims in
Northumberland and the al i"rnS counties.
suuury. May "a. IsG3.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
'll''lllI''liS
WAR 1sIS(sE.

reflect that sound mind and body the most
necessary requisites 10 promote connuhial harrincss
Indeed without these the iolrncy through life he
comes a weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly
darkcns {" the view; the mind hccumcs shadow e'l
with despair and filled with the melancholy refcc-
tiom that the happiness of another become, blghtcd
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
ELEGANT CARDS DE yss,TE.

Now Is TllE TIME To flLL NolR ALBt Ms
consequence ID The scarcity II chang win .ell
| uy elegant fENoGkAfll tAhbE ~ NlslTE
punfhAifs
sINicen sor OH. boiiar.
sent hy laail Postage paid
11..s ear,le, are hr.t pulii,hei uhd aft Isiwa
,,,a Thr, ,mllarr 40 the Iiinrilal hvh,iHl. q
th Amy p,c.isni, talind Ae. Al's iss u lhs
lreais.i ,illians anhuus jkif ani bhAl hk"Ahh
Catalogue seat un application
F.u,ls eold,, seat on Isse,p, " lep ''u''
JullA hAiAIi,
~ ss1,oa n ih.lalsllhia
F.r.iubrlt l,f-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

We have connected with establishment q we'll
selected JOB OFFICE, which will enabe us to
execute in the ncatcst style, every variety Of
Printing.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
nsIs

Married Persons. or Young Men contemplating
marriage. being aware of physical weakness organic
debility dcforintics &cs. speedily cured
lie who places himself under the care "l Ir. a.
may relisiously confic in his honor gentle
uu,i rnuG1eutIv r,ly mann his * i'll aS Il Physician.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
NAUNL WEN

Especially, who have become the victims ot Soiary
Nice that dreadful and destructive habit which
annually sweeps TO nm untimcly grave thousands ot
0ounp Men of the mos, exalted talents and brilliant
intellect who nigh, otherwise have cntranccd listen.
ing Scnacs with the thndcrs of cloqucnrc or walked
10 ccstaty the living Tyre may call with iull con-
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TERMS on Apyt:t.TssuNs.

One square Of " lines, 3 timcs, 81 10
Every subsequent insertion, -
Onc square, months, /. 90
six months, 8 w
One year, 10
business Oards OF lines, per annufn, w
Merchants and others advertising by the year,
with the privilege Of inserting different ud.
ycrtsing weekly 10 90
business notices inserted in the LOCAL CotuuN, , or
before Marriages and Deaths, FIVE CENTS FER
LINE for each Insertion
ED Larger Advertisements as per agreement
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StUdrt Foil,d ia an attempt To EntroP On
FJrrcs.
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4 llrftK fiurye old the olh'f ''ai n''n
pluss,A u, molh,T hy u,sklhs lAr iihiN ins
haiuify "MoihsT " aman 4 h''1f' s.A =
uilah Mirltp q"
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured al this Institution year
after year, and the numerous important Surgical
Operations lsri"rmed by br. Johnston, witnessed by
the TcISrtrrs oi the "Sun,' Clipper" aud many
other papers notices of which have appeared again
mud again before the ruhlc, besides hs standing NJ
a gentleman al character and responsibility, i a
rutfcirnt guATantee to the atlioted.
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= " III a.
SIR

Trust not your lives. health, to the care Of the
many Unlcnrned and Worthless Pretcndcrs, destitute
ol knowledge, name or character. who copy Or.
.luhnston's advertisements, or style themselves, in
the newspapers, regularly Educated Physicians.
incapable of Curing, they keep you trihng month
after month taking their filthy nnd I"is"nll- com.
pounds. long the smallest fee can hc oiancd,
and in despair leave you with ruined health lo sigh
over Your Calling disappointment
Dr Johnston il the only Physician advertising.
Ills eredonlial" OF diplomas always hang ia his office
Ills Temidics or tTcatcIncnt nTe unknown Ia all
others, prepared from life spent in the great hoe
,itals OF Europe, the first in the country and more
extensive PTiratc Pr1ctioe than any other Physician
IN thu world,
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TIE CHIEF OF VIRGINIA DUsuwHACKEi
TAKEN.
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oS run Ri0mr

The assault on The right Wa commenced
soon after ten o'clock hy Gcncral Thaycrs
brigade of sleele's Division, Consisting ol
ihe Ninth, founh, TNeuly -sikth and fhir'
teih loAa iirgimrnls. TIC men At this
command mafehed luraaf hsfoically, uullr
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Pr ICES
ROCKEFEaI.ER n BOWER.

Attorneys at Law, Sunbury, Pa
4 JORDAN RnCKEFELLEn and SOLOMON
~. B BOYER. respectfully announce that they
have entered into coiarncr-hip in the practice Of
their profession, and will continue 10 uttcud Z" NIL
business entrusted To their Charge. Ia the countic.
of Northumberland Union, Snyder and Montour,
promptly, faithfully and carefully. Special attcn-
tinn will he given to the COLLECTIONS OF
CLAIMS Consultations can be had in the GER
MAN language.
Oficc-Markct street orI"stc Weaver Hotel
Smhury February l. lS6n
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SOLOMON NIaI.l<ES,

4 ItOrn'y nt Law. Sunhury, Northumbc
~ land county, Pennsylvania.
(formcrly frcrlurg snyder county,
OFFICE. Market street one door east ot Filing
Grant Store. and nearly opposite the Court ll"usr
All professional business. collections &c will re-
cciN" prompt attention
Anril T.. lSi1.
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sbH .N<s MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain practice
indu. in when alone. Il habit frequently learned
from evil companions. or at school the ctrcis Of
which nightly irt. even when asleep. and il n"
cured renders marriage impossible. and destroys
both mind and hody should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope o his
country. the darling ufhs parents. should be snatched
from all prospect, and enjoymcnts of life. by the
consequence of dcNinttn. from the path of nature
and indugng in certain secret habit. Sucn persons.