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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-02-25
P @ Z T I G A L.
From the N. Y. Independent.
E.als EbcO!
BY join g. WHITTIER.

tsauS aPcO.
BY JOHN g. WHITTIER.
On hcaring the bells ring fer the Constitution
al amendment Abolishing .slarery in Tie
United States.
1t is done
Clang of hell and roar of gun
Send the tidings up and down.
How the bclfrics rock and reel,
How the great guns, peal on peal,
Fling the joy from town to town!
Ring. 0 bells,
Every stroke exuiting tells
OF the burial.hour ot crime.
Loud and long. that all may hear,
Ring for every listening ear
OF eternity aud TiiAe -
Let us kneel:
Gods own, voice is in that peal.
And this spot is holy ground,
Lord forgive us What are we
That our eyes this glory sec,
That our ears have heard the sound
For the Lord
On the whirlwind is abroad
In the earthquake Tie has spoken
He has smitten with His thunder
The iron walls asundcr,
And the gates Of brass are broken.
Loud and long
Lift the old exulting song,
Sing with, Miriam by the sea;
He has cast the mighty down:
Horse and rider sink and drown;
lie has triumphed gloriously!
Did we dare
In our agony Of PRAYER
Ask for more than He has done
Wkcn was ever HIS right hand
Over any time or land
Stretched as new beneath the sun
How they pale,
Ancient myth, and song, and tale,
In this wonder of cur days,
When the cruel rod of war
Blossoms white with righteous law :,
And the wrath of man is praise
Blottcd out
All within md MI about
Shall frcsher life begin';
Frcer breathe the universe
As it rolls its heavy curse
On the dead and buried sin
It is done
In the circut of the sun
Shall the sound thereof go forth.
1t shall bid tho sad rejoice,
II shall give the dumb voice,
1t shall belt with JOY tire earth
Ring and swing
Bells of JOY, on mornings wing
Send the SOM of praise abroad;
With a sound of broken chains
Tell the nation that He reigns,
Who alone in lord and God
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June Is. 1861.
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Bank Esry0lisiOns-7ntc Me-
sHiniscence.

miHisccnce.
During the debate in the Senate on the
bill restoring $4,000 to Major Bingham,
an army paymaster, who states that pay
mcnt made him At the New York Sub 1rca-
sury was 'shori" that amount, Reyprdy
Johnson related the following incident,
which he had heard from Xr. Benton:
when Mr. Randolph was passing by the
Bank of the Metropolis, on his way to the
meeting (dueD that was held aftcrwa-d be-
tween himself and Mr.. Clay, Mr.. Benton one
of his friends upon the ground he said to
Mr. Hamilton, when he got to the Bank of
the Metropolis: There are Sc 600 there on
Geposit belonging to me- and want to get
it ont, because do not know what may
happen to me They stopped and he went
in and demanded his UaNnCv. They count
ed him out notes. and he said: want money
not notes The cashier was very much sur
priscd, but he had TO count tic gold out TO
him. His servant took i: and carried it 10
the carriage, and they went Of with $C,000
as they supposed
"A messenger from the bank coming up
ut full speed met them this side of George
town, stopped the carriage, and told Mr..
Randolph tha: the cashier had made u mis-
take, that the bank had paid him So, 100.
Mr. Randolph rcspondcd "If it had not
been $4,000, you would haye said the pay
ment was conclusive upon me; would YOU
not y Yes Then go back and tell him
l will have no corrections; it is not fair to
make one side correct ard not the other. Bnt
after the messenger had left him hc told
Colonel Hamilton, IF l should fall want
this money counted, and il they paid me
800 too much, AS they allcgc, go and pay it
back. because, Notwithstanding the bank is
willing topiay the rogue, lam not; will cor
rect the mistake
The Senate thought as Mr. Rqndolph did,
and passed II bill giving Major Bingham
the $4,000 which he did nal $50 he said) re
ceiye from Mr. Cissn, by vote Of II ayes
to 10 nays, IS not voting WASH Cor. "
Y Com. .idsTti@r.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-02-25

THE EXCLUSION oV SOUTHERN REFUGEES
FROM CANADA-lnformation OF the passage
ly the Canadian Parliament OF the alien law
to exclude from the province southern retu-
gees who violate the right of asylum by or
ganizing aggrcssions upon the territories
and peace of the United States, was commu-
nicatea 10 the State Department on Wednes-
day night. The passage of this Law by so
decisive vote-one hundred and fsur to
four-is regarded as satisfactory evidence of
the determination to prevent in future any
such violation of internatIoai lay, and the
passport order will be Immediately recinded,
at least As far as that province is concern
ed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-02-25
L0UR & FEED STORE.

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that he keeps constantly on hand at his new
ARElIOUSE. neAy ths Shanokn Valley Railroad
pot in SCNBURY, RSour by the barrel and sacks
all kind. Of Feed by sas .On
rhe above il all manufactured at his own Mile,
1 siil lie avli at the lowest esFh prices.
! NJ. tApWALL9pfF.
,unoIry, June 4 1904
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j . B p Rim T NG.

We have connected with our establishment well
selected JOB OFFICE, which will enable us to
execute, in the ncatcst style, evcry variety Of
Printing
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-02-25

The St. Louis Republican, of Saturday
states that General Roddy, Of the Confede-
rate army, has accepted the Presidents am
nesty proclamation, and will soon return to
his bone in Tennessee.
THE FIUsr BROKERS BOARD. - The money
changers in the temple.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-02-25
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This Distressing Afection--which renders Life
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Letters must be paid and contain stamp. The
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TERMS OF Apyr.,

One square Of 10 lines, one time,
Every subsequent Insertion, - t
One square, months, WA
Six months,
One year, .Haa..
Executors and Administrators notices 3ve
Auditor notices. 2 oA
business Cards Of lines. per annum, 5 20
Merchants and othors advertising by tire yem
with the privilege oil changing quarterly, as
follows
One quarter column, not exceeding squares s15 Oe
Ope half column, net exceeding y squares, rs 70
one column SO Oo
Editorial or focal advcrthing any number of lin
not exceeding ten, ~ cents per line 10 cents TO
every additional line.
Marriage notices SO cents
0bit0arics resolutions accompanying notices Of
deaths, 10 cents per line.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-02-25

MEXICo AND RUssrA-It Is mentioned in
diplomatic circles that Maximilian's Mcxi-
can envoy was received at st. Petersburg.
but got only polite rote recognizing his
appearance, and that no Russian envoy is to
3e sent at present to Mexico.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-02-25
TO CONSUMERS OF

10 CONSUM ERS OF
EMA EE HD c."
T1NlIR undersigned dealer in Coal from the follow.
i ing well known Colleries il prepared TO receive
orders for the at the Lowest Market Rates viI
MORDECArS DIAMOND MINES
GRAY'S
PARRISH tS cos
CONSOLIDATED cos
He is also prepared 10 furnish the
Baltimore Co.'S Celebrated Coal,
Lump and Prepared.
On the line of the Susquehanna River and lIavre de
Grace lie has made arrangements for the best
PITTSTON AND PLYMOS TIL GOALS
Which he is prepared to deliver on board Boats at
Northumberland, or by Cars over Northern Central
Railroad, and on the line of the Philadelphia and
Ere Railroad. on the best terms
Hc is prepared TO fill all Orders with despatch and
respectfully solicits orders from the Trade.
Address JOHN MCFARLAND.
April .. 1864 Northumberland Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-02-25
LIST OF .BIHeOssS.


Tor the .Narch Term cf the Northumberland
)ounty Court, commencing March 18th 1865.
GRAND JURORS.
Aman1us Miller, Shamokin,
Charles p. IIcllenstein, Coal,
Michael Reader. Turbutsville,
L. S. Shive, Lower Augusta,
Peter burst, Sunbury,
George Fasold Lower Augusta,
Daniel Miller, Coal,
John W. Furman, Lower Augusta,
Joseph Eisley Sunbury,
j. W. Basslcr. Sunbnry,
Joseph Wnlvcrton. Rush,
George Row, Chilisquaquc,
Frederick A. Wilhelm. Milton,
Wilmington Lake, Coal,
Robert Lyon, Upper Augusta,
John Frederick, Chilisquaque,
Charles Hammer, Point,
Peter Shaifer. Delaware,
John b. Snyder, Coal.
Lewis Wolf. Chilisquaquc,
Adam Nandling. Point,
J. w. Ryan. Point,
Daniel d. IIi,eman. Lower Augusta,
Thomas Badly, SunLury,
TRAVERSE JURORS.
George Baker. Milton, --.
Solomon Enterlinr, Mahanoy,
III. G. IIurtranft, Delaware,
Jer. Malick, Lower Augusta,
John Bohner, Sr.. Jackson,
David Hilgert, Northumberland,
Peter Kricgrr, Shamokin,
Martin Bro>ious, Sunhury,
George Bucher, Sunhury,
Thomas VI. Pursel. Sunhury,
Jacob G. Gass, Lower Augusta,
John Giffcn. Chilis1nque,
Joseph Poyers, Upper Augusta,
John b. Newhakcr Zerbe,
Benjamin Treon, Washington,
j. f. Caslow, Milton.
II. II. Teats, Shamokin,
Casper Tharp, Mt. Carmel :p.
John Clark, Sunbury.
Michael Vert, Lower Mahanoy,
Andrew Nye, Delaware,
Francis Lcrch, Lower Augusta.
Aaron Snyder, Upper Mahanoy,
Joel yordey, Lower Augusta,
Daniel Adams, Shamokin,
Henry Morgan, northumberland,
Joseph Fenstermacher, Lower NahAnoy,
Daniel i1iibish, Washington,
John J. Ritter, Turbut,
Cyrus Geasey. Sunhury,
Elijah Hill, Turbut,
John Michael, Lower Mahsney,
Jacob Wagner, Cameron,
Jonathan Everett, Chilisquaque,
WIN. Dalius, Upper Augusta,
VIM. Hynan, Milton,
James Carl, Lewis,
Abruyn Rothersncl. lower MahsnoN
II
Henry McGce, ChilisQuaque,
Jeremiah Raup, Coal,
Henry BIrman, Milton,
Samuel Brosious, Shamokin,
William Ballet, Milton,
Abraham Bingamsn. Lower Mahstoy
Thomas Scott, Mt. Carnel tp.
Amos Reed, Lower Augusta,
Isaac Deppin, Jordan,
PETIT JURORS.
Isaiah B. Davis, MiltSa,
s. s. Engle, Jordan,
DaniclSwsrtz, sordsn,
Benjamin Hoy, ShsEiolsin,
Peter Metz, Zerbc,
George w. Brewer. Upper Augusta,
w. E. McDonald Northumberland,
Vim. Beard, McEwensyille,
Abram Geist, Upper Mahanoy,
j.. ii. Funk, Milton,
Casper J. Reed, Rush,
William Eliiat, Northumberland,
Daniel Eshbach, Lewis,
Hugh Call, Chilisquaque,
Andrew Forsyth, Northumberland,
Solomon Weaver Sunbe.S
Jacob Gazette, Sunbury,
Ira T. Clement, Sunbury.
John Beckley, Chilisquaquc,
Jacob Masser, Upper Mahanoy,
Henry Dumot, Northumberland,
Samuel Garinger, Sunbury,
Jared A. Teats, Shamokin,
J. w. Stamm, Point,
Rodolph Hunsicker, Turbat,
Michael Wolf, Jackson,
Furman Farnsworth, Shamokdn,
Jer. Rem, Lower Augusta,
George Belman, Turbut,
Alfred Montgomery, Lewis, e..
Isaiah c. Rishel. Chil:squaque,
Mites Brumheller, Washington,
Emanuel Zimmerman, Coal,
Christian Carmer, Zerhe,
Daniel Malick, IDwey Augusta,
Daniel Yost, Coal,
T.. CTEKU UNsT's
IMPERIAL
. hotoQraph Galleries,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-02-25

A RE not only unequalled but they are absolutely
"A unequaled, by any other Reed Instrument in
theeeuntry. Designed expressly fer Churches and
Schools, they are found 10 be equally well adapted
to the paTlor and drawing room. For sale only by
T. NJ. BRUCE,
No IS North Seventh street, philadelpha.
tEf~Also Bradbury's Pianos, and complete
sortment Of the Perfect MELODEON.
Sept "a. lS64.-lyw
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-02-25

IT Is COMMON to speak of those whom Il
6irt fitted as her victims. This is a grave
error. Her real victim is the man whom she
accepts. This reminds us of smilc: a
coqucttc is a rose from whom every lover
plucks leaf; the thorn remains for the fu.
turc husbandn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-02-25
MATTHEW'S 4 COX.

itorneys at law. No. $50 Cor. Fulton
and Broadway, Now York. Will carefully at
"a to collections and al other matters ntrusted to
,ir care
Sept 10, 1863.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-02-25

iirmatory of what is believed by thoughtful
people everywhere ut the North.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-02-25
PENSIONS, BOUNTY, RACK PAY
Prize money and all other
w A R

GLAZING We pay especial attention to claims in
which other attorneys have FAILED. or which have
been SUSPENDED. We have already collected
and pad over to soldiers and their heirs $780,
600, and paying thousands daily. No charge
unless successful. Write as, and we will send you n
copy Of our paper free.
WE COLLECT from 800 TO si00 Ca.h Bounty.
We do our business WITHOUT DELAY.
April z. 1851
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-02-25
skkE.N DISEASES SPEEDILY
CURED.

Persons writing should be particular in directing
or letters to bis Institution, in the follow ng naner
.gOHES Va. JOHNSTON, NJ. h.,
% The Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore, Md.
tpru . IS64-iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-02-25
a CURE WARRANTED IN TWO
DANS.
No Nfercrry or Nanteon Drugs,
nse. JOHNSTON.

dcmber of the Royal College of Surgeons London
iradua,c from ono of the most eminent Colleges In
he United States and the greater part of whose life
,as been spent in the hospitals Of London Paris
hiladelphia and elsewhere, has effected some Of
ba most astonishing cures that were ever known ;
nnny troubled with ringing in the head and ears
then asleep great nervousness, being alarmed at
a,ddcn sounds. bashfulncss, with frequent bushing
tended sometimes with arrangement VI mind, were
ured Immediately.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-24
rorcert at the poin".

The CO. cert a, Pincy Point Pavilion
90 Thursday ec.ring las. for the benefit
1T St. G-orre's Church. owing 10 ,hA in.
clcmeney OF the weather. WIS ny "a large
Is attended as could have been wished -
In addition to the advertiss1 attractions of
the Concert. the sndienc" was treated to
some exccllen, violin music BY the Cosil-
lion Ranl Of the Poiu.. under The able
leadership ef prrf B4r-ett. e Baltimore.
Who had kindly volunteered his services
10, me ccrssion After the Concert, 3
dance vas irprovised By the Young p"o-
Pie rresept sni kept up to . late hour in
the night to the great arp,ren. en,oymrn,
Of al cng-ced. The liherality oi c.p'.
Mitchell, present Proprietor Of the Point.
to he charitable purposes Of the Conrer.
entities rim to the thanks Of the ST, Geor-
ce's congregation. while his courteous and
gentlcmanly attention to his gurs.s elected
from them the hishcs. cclnmenda!i~ne.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-24
Ale Wife Fishery.

This fishery has become quite an ins;i-
tuition i'll our county Of late and is being
looked forward to with keen entcres.. both
IL. shove engaged in i, and BY our citizens
v'n-rslly. There is srarccly a family in
rh- county Which nsglcc;s row 10 supply
,,s Winter la,d with barrel CT more Q:
the sI--wife, while the demand for these
fi.h sbrosl is yearly increasing. 1t has
hc-u discovered that the alc-wife, when
properly packed and picked, is one OF the
te., fish for Wiutc, faE,ity use ,ha, can be
had, and hence, we presume, the greaf.y
incr, ascd demand for them in this ard
other markets. Our fishermen have pre-
Pr i themselves this Fsll for an unusu'l-
y heavy business. aod We tso's that their
Of successful season may
be fully r,aliz-d.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-24

"B"SpocHAcr Tho Mon'f:.li"r. w.
I'u'-'ot says tis-c were about 'hrrc hillior 4
Of dollars worth Of slaves il the country.
owned by less than hale million Of people
This was called the tlavcocracy. The
ca,tsli>ts of the country have ,uAde war
uron and demolished The .'sveocrscy -
I, has cost thee billions 10 do it. The
Southern Slaves are turned iuto Govern
m"nt honis. which are held ty lrss than
half 3 million CAPITALISTS. Slav'ocracy is
'urneo into E'odocracv. And the qu"s-
'iou comes. .ha'l we accord the bond hold
er privilege 'hr Shareholder nrvcr asked
an 'x"Upi"n from taxation This is
sIn!,icn e alav.ry-in horn. l.
."'s SAM " l"''-e. hut hinds the chnirs OF
eternal .enisuds "rJn tire white labor
r..
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-24
The Kan'ucky Election.

! We give helow the rut,i>hpd rcarlt o'
tho otti"ial returns from the ls'e election
in K.r'uckv. T. srpasrs TO have been
conducted upon the mod'S .Rorder State
'asis. ord in s''i"t conformity with the
views cf Gen Palmer TIE late act OF
Congress. which declared specifically that
there should he TO military interference
with future elections. appears to havo been
fatty ignored. and soldiers. VIC arc told
were actnallv Stationed between the w.
ters ard The ha'lnt-hox Whe'hcr "mili-
,ary necessity" can .ti'l Justify this ga
grant violation of the law. and is 10 BE- the
F, d.ral motto IN p<rpf'no. is question.
We rresume. which it might he dangerous
TO discuss. If it i. rot already beyond the
reach of profitable discussion. 1t is quite
manifest. however. to all rcfec'ing minds.
that if President johnson gives his sane
tion 10 THE usnrration, he has abandoned
a cardinal tenet Of his party. The denoc-
racy Of the C1p'ry .hasAever been the
champions Of Constitutional Gher'v and
the prcclain'd advs Gates cf a free ballot.
II PIesid, nj Johnson. therefore. has 7er-
mit.sd the restriction of he Gov s.i'u'ional
privileges Of the legal voters of Kentucky,
hc has not only ccns'd to be true demo
crst. but even g-arer charges might be
pref-rred against him The honor AMI
good faith Of his Fxcrll"rcv Lav" become
identified with this elrc,icn. an We trust
these reported ou'races will either prove
groundless. or speedy steps aili be taken
g repair the wrong which has been com
mi,tcd. The following is The result Of tie
vote:
First Distrct-L S. Trimbe, D'mo-
crat.
Second District-B. c. Ritter, Demo
crat.
Third Henry Grile., Demo
cra'.
Frur'h Di>trict--Aa,on Harding. Dem
ccras
Fie,h nistric'-L"veil H. Rousseau,
Abolition
Sixth District-Grccn Clay Saith. Ab-
oIition
S.ven.h Dirrict-Ceorge s. Shank
lin Dem.
Eighth Dis'rc:-Wiliam II RanIal.,
.1hol.
Ninth Di>tri,.-Sa.nucl Mckee. Aholi-
ton Til, Atoli,ioni<.s ronc"ir that the
u, mocrat< have carried IN" State by ~
l.. at eco TIL" rev Legislature will
lavc q rna;"-i,v Of - least 6 in the Senat"
ate and II in tie House
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-24
A Bottle Cf Peach.

Freely. and Without mental reservation
We hereby acknowldge our Indebtedness
te cur excellent friend, Col Plowden. Of
Push God. for bottle Of Peach Brnndy
manufactured urdrr his own careful SUI
pervisiou during the proseL' season and
from ST. Mary's county Pea, he's. We
have carefully nvrs'iga'cd tho aforesaid
Peach, and we have fonrd out that. while
it's favor is oil our fancy painted il. its
strength is something procici"ns and far
beyond any II ing or Peach We have ever
tasted before. At prcsd:, We have no
other instrument but az ordinsry throat
hy which TO gauge is power. u' experi"n.
ced Judges assure us. tia. it Is at lfast 10
degrees ahovr yroc:. nrd wc believe every
word cf il. II L. as Gear ard white -
the uhitnst ard cl.arce' water. hnt there
oil rc.on.tanen cnds We lnrn that Col
Plowdcn has sc,nc f,rr hun.,rei gallons
f ;hs brandy on hard, but whether hc
has i, f.r sale or not, VIC arc Z: present
unadviStd.