Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-17

The excavations At pompeu have jost lcd 70 the
diseovery Of temple Of Juno, on ;he flags Of which
tors Of women aud children, who during the erup-
ton Of fVeeuvip hastencd TO the temple to mploro
the protection Of tho goddess.
. There are eve hpndred thousand native Germans
In the United states, The emigration from aermany
to this country, during the past year alone, has been
seventy thousand.
Ladies' Furs.
Purchasers may rely upon getting the best Purs at
CHARLES. .oAkfokD Suns, Continental Hotel,
Philadelphia.
Nov. ~, ls6A.--3m
AN AUTHOR who had given comedy into the
bands Of Fooe for his perusal, called him for his
his opinion of the piece foote returned the play.
sn0t thing to be laughed at.
RrnrL Forces IN THE FrELp-The Army and
Nary Jouraia, which is very high authority on all
military matters, computes the forces which the
rebels have in the field ut a very moderate fg-
ure Hoods army, now in Tennessee, it estimates at
$4,000. Early's force in the Shenandoah Valley is
set down at less than 5000 and Lees less than
DO, 600 These figures amount in the total 10 lOO,-
600 The forces with which Price recently invaded
Missouri, and the gQrrsons of Charleston Savannah
Mobile aud few other points may swell the aggre-
gate to 10000
Ladies' Furs.
So The largest assortment at CHARLES oAKF0RD
4 SONS Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
Nov. IL, l6Si.-3m
The Louisville Journal says the question is no long
er how slavery shall be saved from utter wreck but
how it shall be finally extingushed and with the leas'
jar to the social institutions of the South 1t admits
that il has proved to Kentucky; that ''ii the
Ant-Sayery Constitution, SO powerfully advocated
by Henry Clay for many years had been adopted the
State would now be more prosperous, wealthy and
happy than it is.
Some of the leading Democrats in New York have
engaged in kinds OF business which for the good OF
the state they would do well to stick 10. One man
is sweeping the streets; another saving wood in pub
lie squar; and another wheeling negro boy throug
the street accompanied by music. &c. These things
done in payment OF bets lost by Seynours defeat
Gentlemen's Hats.
All the latest styles ut CHARLES OAkEORD i
SONS, Continental Hotel, Philadelphia,
Nov. IL, l364.-3m
| Prince Napoleon is said to be actively employed
experimenting the labor of staff of editors engaged
upou complete collection OF the letters and dis
patches of the first Emperor Agents said to have
| been sent to England Germany Spain Russia, Italy
and even to America for the purpose OF collecting,
! these writings which has fallen into the hands OF
| autograph hunters.
! Among the on diis of New York and its vicinity
! We have one TO the effect that there is wEO
reldles writing paper throus the streets Of Brook
lyn who is worth Sl6O 900 which sum he has invest
ed in bonds and mortgages lie says that it has been
| chiefly made by selling twelve sheets OF writing pa
per Tor tour cents aud carefully husbSudius the pre-
| ceeds,
Ladies Furs.
The largest assortment at CHARLES OAkFOEL
! & SONS. Continental Hotel, Phigdelph
| Nov. II, lo6i.-3m
1t is estimated that there are about five million
of native Germans in the United States. The emf
grafton to America from Germany this year alon,
amounts To 10000 --OtheT governments have mad.
efforts by Offering rich inducements to divert this ti
10 their own shores, but unsuccessfuiy. These emf
grants are generally persons oi intelligence and cu
turs.
Ladies' and Children's Hats.
Latest styles at CHARLES oAkFoRD SONS
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
Nov. II, lsdi.-jm
General McClellan's resi- signnion renders Genera
lialleck the senior Major General OF the resula
army 1t is significant tact tha. the late Presidcii
tial canvass has been the means OF depriyins, til
army otis two ranking Major Gelieruis- leiia
anu Fremont
John Ross Chief of the Cherokee Nation, and
refugee from his country, residing in fhiiadel
pha, has received intelligence oil the death Of ii
oldest ron. James. lie wIs seventeen lpOn.hs con
fined III rebel IIrVn i'll IcAas, anu alcu sLVrI
after his release
/ PEACE or WAR THAT'S Tug QUESTION III
thousands aye tei.s ut thousands Oi lersols /
our land who iuslrOGs oi having peace, but the
afflicted with tue various dls,asOs 10 NL!c
flesh is her TO- that there is IN lLcceStrt var soiu
| ON within on account oi the lApLlo sta'u oL thci
blood. that they have peace day OF III 5ht lhoi
earnest airy is, Is there no b.m IN u uhe.I or ~
phy sician there - Yes, YES Use lISNENIJS
" AuUU ASp GALlSAYA BlrfkRS. aud you viii suG
ind relief and possess complete Nie,ory over You
troubled and diseased cUustItu ion. We sIrdh 'hl
confidently, because have triCi theln, aud ihe rt
suit III our case was most glorious. blessed be ihfs
Bittcgs lndeet lhoy are ''pc;itr-mah,ra Neucu
/. Dor the genuine Nahoo AID IallsHym BtieIs L"N
the nalmc OF Jacob PiEkcrtUu blown each bottle
For sale by all respectable druggists AID "AVIesA
= dealers.
/. IL. a. FISHER, Agent, Sunbury. Pa
Egypt will raise about slOO, ,Up0 600. worth OF CO
ton TINS year II will bring her lots ut british so
1 and will add greatly to her internal wealth.
sianIhol.in Coal Trade.
SnAroEIS, Dec. IL. 1854