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rg~GovrRNoRs MESSAGE. We publish

egsGovERNoR's MESSAGE We publish
this week Governor Gcary's annual message,
which is, perhaps, one of the most practical
and satisfactory documents of the kind
that has been issued for years. His views,
in giving the State the benefit of the depo.
sits of the Commonwealth, instead OF fa-
vored individuals. will be commended by
every taxpayer, and save over 100000 per
anuum. The same may be said in regard
to the abolition of perquisites of office by
which the Treasury is defrauded. The Gov
ernor does not hesitate to strike at abuses
that have long been tolerated by the heads
of departments of every administration
since the organization Of the government
His refusal to contribute money to the An.
tietam Cemetery, to raise monuments to
traitors, will lie approved by all loyal per
sons. His exposition of the assumed author
ity by the Courts in Philadelphia, in releas
ing and committing the punishment of cri
minals, shows his determination to eniorc
the laws. His rebuke o. the treacherou
policy of Andrew johnson is what nigh
lie expected from loyal executive of Penn
sylvana.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-01-11

The above assets will be available as fol-
lows:
BY the act of May l6 1867, the Pennsyl-
vanla railroad company are to pay on the
above bonds, 800, 900 year until July 81,
1890, when one million of the residue shall
fall due, and one million annually thereafter,
without interest, until the whole is paid,
which will be in the year 1895.
By the act of March 7, 1861, the $3,500,-
900 of bones of the Philadelphia and Erie
ltaliroad were surrendered to that company,
upon the deposit of four millions of dollars
OF their bonds as collateral security for the
payment OF the original bonds, and mort
gage OF four millions of dollars was also
given by the company to secure their paw
ment. These bonds are to be paid In forty
years from date of issue, and will mature
A. ID. 1901.
The promptitude with which citizens of
Iennsylyania came forward last April and
LOOK the whole amount of the twenty.three
million loan, Uhe bids being for upwards of
thirty'three millions) may be considered
most uspiciouscircuinstance in the financial
history OF the State, and indicates unbounded
confidence IN the good faith and substantial
,fedlt of tue Commonwealth. The forego.
ihS statement of the finances is set forth with
Pleasure, in consequence of their lourishing
condition.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-01-11

THE LEeIsLATuRE.-The Senate was
promptly organized by the election of Sena-
tor GRAHAM, Speaker, and G. w. HAMMERS
Ly, Clerk. In the House there was no elec-
tion. Nine Republicans refused to go into
caucus, and voted for Mr. Camant, against
Mr.. Davis, the caucus nominee, thus prevent
ing his election.
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NAPLES, Jan 4, lSGS-Thc eruption
Mount Vesuyius, which was described SO
days since as becoming still more inteqs
grand, Is just now quite alarming.
The whole of the volcano is in viol
action, and flame issues not only from
old crater and many new openings to
air, but it continues to blaze after its
tion.
A slight subsidence of the volcanic
ton had taken place, and on Monday.
9th of December, the mountain renal
almost quiesccnt, its sides being covered
q great extent, with snow A heavy col
smoke issued from what the sarans t
the "smoke holes" old and new.
Tuesday night, December 10, the crul
was resumed with great force, and Il
of lava, resembling a solid rock, was
from the crater TO great height, an
seen from this city, rolled down the
: OF the great cone after falling.
A loud roar, as if of artillery, was
during the entire night.
The mountain was veiled in darknes
after the hour of day break next morn
AS the forenoon advanced strone
sprung up from the north and dispcll
gloom, and Vesuvius has been wilne
its fiery daily grandeur since.
To day perfect river Of fire is
flow from the mountain, running in
erly direction,
The fiery flood is nearing the
Cercala.
The upheavings of the volcano a!
ded with shocks resembling thos
earthquake, and loud detonatons,
battery of heavy guns in full play, Al
\ perfect panic prevails among
habitants of all the villages situate
neighborhood of the foot of the II
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The New York Tribune says its ST
correspondent writes that to the {:
cember, five hundred shocks of ear
had been felt at that Island, and az
man who says that Secretary Sc"
purchase is no great shakes is cl'
taken"
b The yellow fever still fingers i
leans, causing eighteen deaths
weeks ending December 10. /
also several deaths from other mali
Cholera also continues there
abatement. There were sixty
from cholera in each OF the two
ing December 10.
1t is reported by a Western pa
agent of a farmers club in Engla
tiating for ten thousand acres OF
on which three hundred Europ'
will Immediately settle, inclu
celebrated grape growers OF the
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-01-11

A report is herewith submitted of the
pardons, remissions of fines, forfeited recog,
nizance and death warrants, issued by me
during the past year, with tabular state
ment of those issued from 1901 to the pre-.
sent time. This report is made in accor-
dance with sense of duty to the Legisla-
ture and the public, who have right to be
intormed.in what manner and to what ex-
tent the Executive clemency has been en-
ployed toward convicted criminals. 1t is
also due to the Executive himself that his
action in this regard should be understood
On no subject has there been greater mis-.
representation than on that which relates
to the exercise OF the pardoning power.
Accusations have repeatedly been published
of its abuse, and cases have been cited in
proof thereof, which were never even pre-
sented to my notice. Criminals were H.
berated from prison after sentence, and cla.
mors raised in relation to their pardon in
cases in which no appeal for clemency had
ever been made. Upon investigation, it
has been ascertained that a custom prevails
in the court of quarter sessions of Philadel-
phia, to reconsider, remit and change SEN
tences, weeks and months after their deliv-
cry, and in this, much of the misrepresenta-
tion has originated. During the last year,
as many convcts were thus liberated from
the Moyamensing Jail as were pardoned by
me from all the prisons in the Common
wealth. Besides which number more
have had their terms of sentence reduced.
How, or when, or under what authority,
this custom originated, it is impossible to
learn but .hat it is liable to abuse, and is
without the sanction of law, seems evident.
The sentence ofa convict is a matter Of
grave Importance. and should receive most
serious consideration before it is determin-
cd upon and delivered; for when il has be-
es beyond the Jurisdiction of the court, and
there is no legal Or constitutional remedy,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-01-11

From tho report of the Adjutant General,
II will be seen that there are now but thirty.
eight uniformed companies in the State,
comprising only about three thousand men,
whilst the suggested amendments; which
should be made as early as possible, would
increase these organizations to any desirable
extent, aud tend 20 renew an6 keep alive in
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MOUNT VeiSsIVEErs.

EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Harrisbnrg, January Z, 1868. (
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GOVERNOR OF PENNSYLVANIA,
To Me Legisl0ture, January s, 1868.

fotal outstanding, 37,7N 400 II
From which deduct the amt
in Treasury applicable to
the payment OF ovei dxe
bans 2,937, ,97s IS
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Extract from Ihc Log Bosts Of Brig - Water
Liiy." kept by Robert B"Ig=-. 1t Omcer.

Brig Uo'a- Lily. Capt. Benz. P,a-e. Master. on a
trading voyage 70 the MieToHe-iau group, North
Pacific.
Remarks on board Wednesday. Sept. %, 1863
Came ia enc and clear with light s%oulhcrly winds.
Lying OF aud Oh az our station looking for the
trade aud casks which had been landed with Mr..
hugh. who had been robbed. poisoned and bru-
tally treated by The Hltive-. and died from the ef
iesi- after escaping % Mcclure. Sent a boat 10 and
took 90 o native who said tLr goods were with the
native on one OF the lse Island. Proceeded there.
and when within one mile from tLe shore armed
and sent iu tie boat ia charge o. the second officer.
The canoe were approaching ge slip nli Of men.
and one canoe intercepted the boat and tried 10
spear the crew seeing thcy we're making prepara-
tDu--wiih the other canoes "a board the brig ".
hailed tLcm 20 keep 90. which had 40 elect orders
were given 90 Ere o yg.ly over them. but without
checking them. Tie boat was -o 5c-et they were
compelled 10 u-- ;Lsir Gre arms. aud retreat O, tie
chip. Orders were given % Gre upon tie canoe
engaged with the boat. which drove them al over
board. Two boats we're armed and sent il Co.
bring ~ Oh. cargo. \ large number ol the natives
u-Fr collected Dl tL- beach with -pclr- discharged
a twelve pound shot over them. when they leI
along thr beach. The boats returned 90 the ship
with -ru. trade found iu t- houses. and reported
fltf t- r.sk- w"r. -f's"H up. ind in retaliation
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q. y MRS UICGINGS = TO IN
~ f.rl t- laa.littat- .f H1-.-t1 tat tl.y sill open a
Private -e.1li ir 8 s aai Elg8 on Monday. december -sl4,
AZ Hn.I-rs Place, Z. teI sr-Ht.
trs'l.a I-turi,- s-h Na-fI ard Instumeutai Music.
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n-rtl Nas- lI @. rs.-."-. !lis Igpi. 90 20 Dol. school
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INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC!
AND PARTICULARLY TO
Parents and Guardians OF Children.

WHAT MATERIALS CANDIES AR
" c1mpae-i ~. manufactured 60 ELgiaLl ami J- Uulld
sats-. principally fr eEIlrta-1l-
IFlga ihs - Herald g Health General Agents. tie Amer
i--a &ess Co"uauy
.tTie af1itsrataa ~ sugars. candles and spices s. a trade
aEr.y AMI rs-l-ry carried - Etalsc.y- Instead % plaster,
vI.-a $50 lately entered ~ largely into th- manufacture ofca4-
f-,.auery, % place Df sugar. a uew aricieLas been Recovered,
cIlzl fsrga 0hI, ~ Rldte earth J. comes Gp:E Ireland. and
c.-t- hy the barrel about tao and a half csrt, a lauaI. while
ceafiHs a! almond --l i.1sa-'- are made from tl-s earthly
material ItI- whittier uau plaster, ard is much used ia the
aIa.trr4,i9n of -four. A giua, paint and ol manufacture q
New N-TA has sent round bis annual circular. which I lave
seen, % The principal o'u.scI,ners- calling attention % a fresh
d.--,.veI u Water iu which tso thirds ~ an ounce TasD % tara
uettyd oi GavDrr- candies almonds, sIgarrl1ms- etr-is Eth
te peach are made from Gsi oils, which are very poisonous.
Ett-r almond favor is made from prus-ic acid unauthorized.
Pineapple favor g. also obtained from rotten ch-ese-yery
nitric acid. GuH--srab5c fr pure gum tr1rsls
costly. An article las beca Invented o.! ;he most beautiful APP
Vaamlec- rhat s used Instead &C tHe guil. il IS very cheap
and very poisonous. Ia pure candy c~leIleal IS used T. color
RI and saffron Gr yellow. But IL tAe common candies poison
Gus c.lariHs 81 put the same tIat i used 90 color wines and
liquors. one ol Jae most clnm1u is called 'r-I..-- into which
lT-eac lar.-iy el.eTs. 3 fT grams % tae substance viii c-Hr
a Cl-k ~ wine. LlqgDuce drops for te trade are made o.!
poor brown sugar. glue and lamprlack. favored wiki Lquo-ic=-
Ana for the Western trade much Of this vile stuI j. packet ia
barrels. and sent West 90 be put up IN boxes % suit the market,
- which from twenty-five % ninety per cent. i terra alba.
This material also enters largely into the common choc1llte and
spices" 659 la
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NOTICE.

Fy HORN THIS OPPORTUNITY
< . G, Invite Oh As }. ocular aud steady Cu-tYmers % a
NO. l RICH CHRISTMAS MINCE PIE.
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> REWARD.

"HoRN.P RACTICALCONFECTIONE
H' and PASTRY COOK, offers tie above reward O. anybody
who will bring, - aHayzAiion, proof Of the least ad-t7rau1uia
CANDIES SOLD AT HIS STORE.
which are, without exception, manufactured On the premises ~
himself o5z I'm
EaTEEla. EarisEa
ENU NEW CROP OF THIS CELEBRATED
< article. from the koI9a mauuartory, i now coming IN
and for sale n quantities 20 suit purchasers. AZ
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10000 ENVELOPES.

INVITE. BUFF CANARY AND GOLDEN.
w - all sizes, from The Celebrated mandatory o. Peter G.
JONES ( son
Jas; rec~iyei per IolAni. and FOR sale by
aoI I'm II. N. WHITNEY.
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IOO REAYEs
EsOOKS.

rENioSE INTENDING TO OPEN NEW
Z >hES OF ACCOUNT BOOKS. on the first q the year.
are invited 70 examine my stock jus: received. which embraces
all sizes and kinds, from miniature volumes to Royal
Also, everything required IN the line q once Stationery.
c@ II VI WHITNEY.
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FRENCH ~EESEEFLES.
g.NRENCH PATE DE FOL GRAS.

FRENCH ESGFFLES,
g-NRENCH PATE DE FOL GRAS.
L French Champisnons-
French Petit P5s,
sarlines, ia half and quarter boxes.
East India ChGtney.
East India Chuiney Sauce,
Lea x PERKINS, SAUCE.
Durham Mustard,
Gases California Mustard,
Gases California Ground Pepper,
McNurrsy's Oysters, in l and . II tins.
McNurray's spced Oysters. l X , p tins.
Columbia River Salmon. in % tins
Fresh Lohster5, ! y = p tins,
Fresh Quohaugs, in . p tins.
Mnce Meat, in = % tins,
Fresh salad OIL. in decsaters.
Fresh Salad OF in Bottles.
Cream Tar-ar, IN glass,
Carb. soda. IN glass.
Saler4tus, IN glass,
Preston & NerriI's Yeast Powder,
OsEego Corn Starch,
New White Beans,
Family PORK a. retail.
For sale by
HENRT MAY.
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OLD KONA COFFEE,
DOASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
HI Il. MAY.
-. B.-The quality II the above Goods guaranteed.
CSC >; HENRY NAY. Fort street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-12-26

SMALL @ of BOOKS fer CHILDREN nd Youth.
Fo- salea, J65s} H.. wurTNKY,s BOOKSTORE.
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up ~ith such esidaat asidiiy ~ another local
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