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THE BkECHEK CASE.

New YORK, Sept. The answe, % Henr,
Ward Beecher to the complain, OF Theodore
Tilton was received to-day by Mr.. Beechcr's
attorneys, and "as at once seSveJ Oh the plain
tiff. The answer declares:
l. That each and every allegation in the said
complaint contained, except that plaintiff and
Der 2, 1855, and lived together as husband and
wife up to 1874, il utterly false.
2. That this defendant never had, a. any time,
or at any place, any taste Or improper rela-
tons with the wife of the plaintiff, and never at
tempted Or sought to have any such relations.
SHERMAN Il STERLING,
Attorneys for defendant.
Appointed to this answer is the oath Of Henry
Ward BeecLer that the foregoing answer is ue
Of his own knowledge
\ tics Of the rial al the October term Of the
, city court, Brooklyn. have been &c ed by eoun-
sci oa both q -.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Boston, Sept. 1T. b. Conway, manager o.
the Brooklyn, n. Y. theatre, is dead.
SPRINGFIELD, Sept. T. 4 paper mill at Holyoko
cau1 Int fire last night from spontaneous cpmbi5-
ton in the rag room
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TIL. KALIOONISTN.

IEwIsrows, Sept. Professor Donaiisors
balloon, with T. L. Emnons, of the Noyning
Hrald, and Il. d. Kramer Of Allentown, as pas
scngers, left Allentown, Pennsylvania, at ll;45
this A. NJ, and landed bout 13O in the afternoon
III the pine no.ds near Julustown, n. J. They
had IA rough landing. The balloon torn to
pieces and the voyagera suspended i'll the basket
about forty feet from the ground in Ala Old pine
tree. No bones bsok.,s,
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Cape May youth used the deeds OF NJ
tather's farm for gun-wads. The stamp n r.
bottom OF the document wasn't anything Ike
tie impression the old man made o. the same
III o the LIDS anatomy.
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LARliE FIRE.

BALTIMORE Sept. "A dispatch states that
SATURDAY. afternoon a greater portion of the busl-
ness section i'll FrostourS, Allenhanv county,
Nd, was destroyed by fire. Total loss about
sl450oo The principal losers are Beall 4 Roche,
s35, O09, on stock and buildings; Marx Wineland
$500 on stock and business. Tie Franklin
Hotel sl5 900 and Porters Hall and store. Sl5 900
Total insurance. SO 600.
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FOREIGN Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 7, =. Motion steady.
Sales II, 600 bales, including 6l0D American; !ut
speculation and export 2OO0.
UpanGs sd, Orleans = i'd.
September and October delivery from Savannah
or Charleston not below Good Ordinary, l3-l6t.
September and October do, not below Low NJ
ding, I'd.
LONDON Sept. 7.-Eric 80.
PARIS, Sept. 7.-i;cntcs G4S5.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. bacon 5ls Cd, for long
clear mlddlcs, 5Gs 3D. for short clear middles.
LONDON Sept. 7.-Turpcntine 2's ?dn12as
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 7.-Common rosin Is, Iu.-
pentine 26s
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 7, $50 p. Motion sale.
of shipments new crop, on a basis of Middns
Uplands, nothing below Good Ordinary, 3D. do.
nothing below Low Mlddlng, sd.
-Breadstutfs firm. Corn 3fs.
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s.aso. atoms as recommended ps tilt eoiHii''
~ adopted.
Siily Pitt tried to sit
On a chimney pot.
!he cook below fired uP 50.
she made the place too hot.
so up he got from of that POI.
And set up mighty whoops.
a. Yelled Its hot, think I'm SHOT.
oh, Williams, send those troopsi'
HElLoGGiAS CLIPPINGS.
-.There is no creature loves me, and i | die
- soul shall pity me.
[Hiciari III.
..Where is that knocking?
HUw ist with me when every noise appall> me:
Nrc5ettt'
.oor pitts" a-cold.
King Lear.
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THE LOST CHILD.

New YoEs, Sept !. The following j. a e,p. of
telegram recevef at the Mayors office this
morning from James II. Hoyt Sheriff Of Orange
county, N.Y.:
There is a child herr which believe is the lost
Charles Ross; have had likeness taken and sent
to Christian X. Ross, BY letter yesterday.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON.

LONDON, Sept. Mario, the famou. tenor,
has been arrested at Venice for violation Of the
press law. His residence has been searched,
and he has been taken to Turin for examination.
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FINANCIAL.

| New foEK. Sept 7.-Stocks dull and lower;
Moncy2: Gold 8 ExchanSe-long Isl; short
| 4S9; Governments duh and steady; state Bon q
| uui,t lAI IpnuaI
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STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN, Sept. 5tll. noon.
via London, 7.-Siytecn hundred and ninety-siX
nautical miles of cable have been paid out. Sept.
g., ) AN We close to Skeliys and are going
t. buoy. Hope t. Makc al ! splice s,.-day.
C;.b. in pcGfcct condition.
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WASHINGTON Sept. The official order con-
tirming the Punishment Of the General OF the
armies from the seat of Government to ST. Louis
is as follows:
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LONDON, Sept Mario the famou. tenor,
has been arrested at Venice for violation of the
press law. His residence has been searched,
and he has been taken to Turin for examination.
MADRID.
MADRID, Sept. Gen. Domingucz has ar
rived at Puycerda after defeating the Carlists
under Zeballa. The Republicans suffered heavi-
ly, and the town is crowded with the wounded.
The Carlists were attacked while retreating from
Puycerda and lost 700 killed and wounded.
BRUSSELS.
BRUSSELS Sept THE Spanish Minister to
Belgium has presented his credentials.
FREIBCRG.
FREIBuEG, Sept. The Congress of the Old
Catholics met III this city to-day. DR.. Schultz
presided. One hundred and thirty delegates at
tended the opening session. The United States
were represented by Chancery Langdon.
The President announced that DR.. Dollinger
had summoned a conference of the Evangelical
Greek and Anglican clergy at Bonn for the l4th
instant
PARIS.
PARIS Sept. Victor Hugo has written a let
ter declining an invitation te the Peace Congress
at Geneva. Tie says peace cannot be established
until another had been fought between
France and Germany.
He points to the existence Of deep and indy
ing hatred between the two countries, and de-
clares there will be duel between the principals
Oh monarchy and repubiicansn.
PARIS Sept. 7.-Chas Perkins, formerly L. S.
Consul at Lisbon, and his wife, were before the
Correctional Tribunal OF Ieine on Saturday,
charged with obtaining thirty -nlne thousand
francs, under false prottnses.
1t is charged Perkins obtained money by
alleging he had Il concession for cable between
Spain and England, that he negotiating
loan for Don Carlos, and was engaged in other
mOncyed transactions.
Jud Sment will be gwen Tomorrow
BAYONNE.
BAYoNNE, Sept Tt is stated that the Carllsts
are bockadng Pampeuna.
BERLIN.
BERLIN, Sept. Half the town of Wicncngen
burned; loss $: 900 OJ0. Seven hundred families
are homeless.
LISBON.
LISBON, Sept. THE Portuguese Minister of
the interior has issued IA notice that the Arabian
ports Oh the Red Sea are infected with the
plague.
BURNED TO DEATH.
New HAVEN, Sept. IA barn owned by Freak
was burned this afternoon. His two sons, re
in the hog loft al the time, We're burned to death.
THE CABLE.
STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN, Sept. 3ti. noon.
via London, 7.--Siytecn hundred and ninety-siX
nautical miles of cable have been paid out. Sept.
&, AN We are close to Skeliys and going
Gable IN veGfect condition.
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RIRNED TO DEATH.

New HAVEN, Sept. 7. \ barn owned by Freak
was burned this afternoon His two sons, re
spectively six and three years. who were playing
in the hog loft at the time burned to death.
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LISBON, Sept. THE Portuguese Minister c
the Interior has issued notice that the Arabia
ports on the Red Sea are infected with tn
plague.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-23

whisky, are mercurial, hasty, generous,
quarrelsOme, witty, brave, cruel, in short
they are curious compound of all that is
good and bad. Which is to say the good
in them is Intentional, while the bad is not.
AS they become educated and get RESPONSE
bilities they become more solid and settled.
The second and third generations make ex-
Cellent citizens.
THE GERMAN,
like the lrishman, is everywhere. The
BOwery IS full of Germans, but they have
made their mark in all quarters. They are
from the beginning magnificent citizens.
They come to this country from choice,
they can ell read and write they all brought
capital with them, and they are the most
enthusiastic Americans we have. The
originals are trifie clannish, for the lam
guage is different from ours, but the second
generation becomes so thoroughly Amer
/ icanized that their ancestry would not be
suspected. They are indus trious, sober
hard-working, prudent and prosperous
They come to stay, and they make an i'm.
/ pOrtant part Of the population.
Thank Heaven, this subject has occupied
SO much space that | have not room to re-
fer to the Beechcr Tilton business.
PIETRO.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-23

REPUBLICANs ARoUSR.-We have re-
liable information that the Ring Democrats
Of the county are holding secret meetings
10 effect a complete organization in every
district. They expect 10 get out full vote
while they anticipate apathy among the
Repulicans. and hope TO get votes for some
Of their candidates. BY asking Republicans
Just to give them a complimentary vote,
so as 10 get good vote in their district.
These complimentary votes are sought with
deceptive intent, TO get enough Of them 10
insure their success. Let all the Republi-
cans ofeyery district initiate the Democrats
in the resolution to get out full vote, and
10 vote the whole ticket. J. is the same
old Ring party who have been keeping up
taxes and mismanaging generally. Ii is
the same party The Republicans have mel
for years past. From Lat;a down, near
" all the candidates on their ticket were in
sympathy with the Iebe!s when they were
drenching the land with blood to destroy
The [ Mon. The true Republican can never
forget the northern Democrats that sym
pathized with rebellion, and much less can
give such men their votes.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-23
COURT PROCLAMATION.
ION Notice

Is hereby given that the several Courts of Com
mon Pleas, General Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
and Orphans Court, Court of Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery, in and for the county
of Northumberland, will commence at the Court
House, in the borough of Sunbury, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, on MONDAY. NOVEMBER the ID. 1874,
and will continue three weeks.
The Coroner, Justices of the Peace and Ccnsta-
bles in aud for the county of Northumberland are
requested to be then ana there in their proper
persons, with their rolls. records. inquisiy'0ns,
and other remcmbTances, to do those things TO
their several offices appertaining TO be done. And
all witnesses prosecuting in behalf the Com
mouwealth against any prisoner, are requested
and commanded 20 be then and there attending
in their proper persons 20 prosecute against him
as shall be just-and not to depart without leave
at their peril. Jurors are requested to be pune
tual in their attendance, AZ the time appointed,
Given under my hand at Sunbury, the Sth day
of October, in the year of our Lord one thOua1d
eight hundred and seventy-fOur.
SAMUEL II. ROTHERMEL Sheriff
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-23
HERSDoN, Oct. Il, 1874.

HERSDoN, Oct. II, 1874.
E.|ito, .imsricGa.--
Dear Sir: A meeting OF thc school directors
of this school district, was held last week. and
seven teachers were presented to the board -
applicants fO: schools. 20 teach five months
Kline Il Bro, received the contract 20 furnish
coal for seven sCho0. houses, allowing each three
tons, at SIS 80, delivered. y. 8. DrumhelIer
was elected tax collector by the board. y rrsO-
luton was PASSED by the board not 10 allow any
smoking about the school houses which j. 4 step
in the right direction. The board Of directors is
composed Of cur best men, viz David Shnpprii,
John Albert, y. Otto, Isaac Iartma., Ben. Siepp
: and Samuel Wolf.
The Sabbath day IS often dC-ecritcd by mon
who profess to he Gentlemen, hat persist in yiy-
/ latIng the law ny hunting, sc. This was the
case on Sunday week by two United States Of
Ecers from Pottsyille, vino returned 20 the motel
! here with guns and game bags. ] shall proba-
! bly, in the future give names 50 everybody may
( know the Sunday law breakers, and that the law
may be enforced upon them.
! The Hon. j. B. Packer IS gaining more friends
/ daily, even among the Democrats who say that
he is true to their interests Jealous worker for
! his constituents. The same is sad Of Amos
! EaStiue. the candidate for Commissioner. In
! him they can rely that mere will be no sluander-
/ Ing of the peoples, money. He is an honest man,
and i just the person that is wanted TO look af
/ ter the interests Of the people. Every tax payer
/ when h8 pays his taxes this wear. viii find that
! ne has saved Il good days wages in the reduction
| of his taxes. That with such men it pays the
farr,er to attend the election and vote for lin as
/ he has been tried, and by his election they save
! more money in tuXcs, The balance Of the Re
publican ticket is gaiulGg popularity daily, as
! they are known TO he Ccod men. ami understand
I the wants OF the poorer class OF citizens.
/ X. ). Messner, Of Bull Run, who has recently
! bought the store Of Messrs LnndcnslGger &
! Brewer, has inst Tcturped with 4 large stock OF
! fail ana winter goods. He IS an honest and ell.
ergetic man, industrious, and understands th,
mercantile business TO perfection. His sssort
I meut Is large, and prices very low. Bull Run Is
! 4 fine village 70. business. The Inhabitants Il
! thriving, Eolest and industrious people. Tn;
country Is made rich from her endless lime kiln:
| and nmarrins. &.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-23

The editor Of the Democrat last week
attempted to Gil the programme o! the Ring,
as we have already stated, 10 SOW discord
in our ranks by circulating that Dr. Johns
friends would vote for Wilmington in the
coal region. 1t is one Of the dodSes to Sc.
cure 2 Democratic member. There is no
truth whatever in the report, and it was
done for the purpose Of drawing Republi-
cans for Sherwood or Wilmington. The ed!-
'or well knows that both the Republican
candidates viii be elected, if Republicans
will stick to the ticket, hence he is attempt
Ing 10 draw them away by circulating
false ?upOrts.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-23

IA new invention thoroughly tested and Sc.
cured by Letters Patent.
2.--Makes perfect Lock Stitch, alike on hotll
sides, on all kinds of goods.
Runs light, smooth, noiseiess and rapid
but combination of qualities.
4.-Durable-runsf for years without repairs.
j.-Will do all varieties OF work and fancy
stitching in Il superior manner.
G.-ls most easily managed by the operator.
Length Of stitch may be altered while running,
and machine cad be threaded without passing
thread through holes.
design Simple, Ingenious, Elegant, form
ing the stitch without the use of cog wheel gears,
rotary cams or lever arms. Has the Automatic
Drop Feed, which insures uniform length Of
stitch at any speed. Has our new thread con-
tro!ler, which allows easy movement Of needle
bar ard prevents injury to thread.
S.-COnstruction most careful and finished. II
is manufactured by the most skillful and ex-
perienced mechanics, at the celebrated Reming-
ton Armory, Lion, y. v. Philadelphia Office,
$40 Chestnut at=PCt, Oct. Q. 1S14.-9m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-23

and hills, if men wonld not hear, that his
credit, like his money and every other spe-
cies of his private property, was his own,
and that none but himself therefore had
any lawful right TO attempt to govern or
control it?
But he has abused and destroyed il, and
other INNOCENT and generally more prudent
men have suffered financial pressure'' in
consequence. Just 80. indeed, but then it was
not that sort of living. substantial thing,
which had such rights of itself, or which
could be so identified and defined, as to be
the proper subject Of regulation by any 9TH
er than the natural and inexorab!c laws of
trade which establish themselves, and which
grow up out Of the various transactions of
the commercial and the manufacturin. or
producing world, and which nave force
only in 50 far as they are recognized in in
dividual instances, and not rs municipal
regulation. And, therefore, neither the
party in power' nor any other political or
ganizatlOn or municipal establishment, can
be the proper and direct subject Of condem-
nation for these inevitable results Where
fore then, the foundation of these chronic
and hackneyed comPlaiGts-this bitter cen
sure Of ''the party IN power -
Such are but few Of the suggestions,
the like Of which afford complete answers
10 all the complaints which the most fasti-
diouS or critical can urge in detail, as to
the causes and responsibilities Of the times
more or less oppressive, depending upon
the traffic or manufacture in which the ir-
dividual may be engaged. Much more
might be said land we shall probably have
more 10 say hereafterl as 20 the indirect
responsibilities Of the respective political
parties with regard to some of the i'm
portant depressiCns OF the country-as to
which is the party favorable to the devcl-
opment and proper encouragement and
protection Of the staple industries and
manufactures which always lead TO pros
porous times, but we have not room now
for further discussion of this question.
Surely, no one can be so utterly uninform-
ed as to the history of the Republican party
that he can charge that party with any
discOuraging effort in this direction And
especially is this so with regard to the Re-
publican party Of Pennsylvania.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-23

COUNTY SCRvEYOE.--It would be i'm
possible fer any public officer TO discharge
bis duties more econscientiousiy or faithfully
than our candidate for County Surveyor,
David Rockefeller Esq. He is long and
favorable known rs one Of the most com
letent Surveyors in the State, and has nc
equal in his knowledge Of the boundaries
and dividing lnes OF the majority Of tht
farms il Tie county. As the County
Surveyors Office has to be located at the
county seat, DO better selection can be made
and we venture TO say that his majority
will be overwhelming.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-23
Manhood: How Lost, How Re-
stored

Just published, new edition of DE-. CULVER.
WELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical cure
(wthOut medicine) of SpermatOrrhOa o: Semi
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The celebrated author, in this admirable Es-
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ul, by means of which every sufferer, 10 mat
ter what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately, and radically.
s-45 This Lecture should be in the hands of
every Youth and every man i'll the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, TO any
address, postpaid, ON receipt of tx cents or two
post stamps.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. {. KLINE, & co.
127 Bowsry, N. Y. Post Oflce Roy, 45ss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-23

No recommendation has been given by
the D,mo~rat 60 Mr.. Sherwood, except that
be came from Tioga county 10 this county
for IN Office. As he IS Il carpet bagSer,
probably it is = delicate question for our
neighbor, as he has been bowling about
carpet bsggers 50 long he may think him
salf that Sherwood is not the man TO sup
port. As there have been no complimentary
notices published in the papers at his home
in Tioga, it looks as though they cared but
Title about his leaving there.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-23

II there s Republican in Northumber-
land county who thinks Of giving his vote
fpz Democratic candidate for the Legis-
la,u7e, Jet him remember that by such a
vote he would practically give bis political
inGueuce for the election Of Wallace or
Buckale'g " to the United States Senate. We
cannot think that any true Republican, on
reflection will aid in the poltica! election
of these relics Of the old Buchanan rebel
n-mmnraLic .inns
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-23

w. I. WILMINGTON ESQ, the Democra-
cratic candidate from the coal REGION for
Assembly, has been az the lover end Of the
county the past week, and told the people
that the only thing he could promise, if
elected, that hc would not steal. This looks
Ike an acknowledgement that some Demo
cratic members were accused Of stealing,
aud the people only have his promiee that
hr sont follow in their footsteps.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-23

VOTERS remember that every vote cast
for the Democratic candidates is step to
the Inauguration Of another county debt.
Every tax payers knows that his taxes
have been reduced under Republican Off
GERS in the county, and that such a thing
never occurred while democrats controlled
cur county finances
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-23

The Republicans Of West Virginia CON
ccde the election of Wilson tDemocrat) to
Congress by about 1000 majority. This
result makes the West Virginia delegation
in The next Congress stand three Democrats
instead of one Republican, one Democrat
and sne Inderendent, as in the present
Congress.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-23

FARMERS whose taxes have been reduced
from IS TO $40. by the Republican Com
missioners. who stay a; home on election
day or vote for Mr. Henry, cannot com
plain ii Henry Is elected, and their taxes
are again raised 10 the same rate as when
Democrats controlled our county affairs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-23

Why don't our peighboE Of the Democrat
account fo- the proceeds Of The sales of tax
titles "a 1861 , Give US d statement o!
what amount Of money WAS realized, and
who got the money. Come Jacob give us
some information. The tax payers want
10 know it before voting for Harrison
Henry.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-23

JURYAIcS remember that the orders
rashea by member Of the Ring at 10 PEI
cent discount, would pay q good days
wages. by remaining at home on election
day, or cast your vote for Henry your may
again be compelled to sell your orders. A
preventive is as good as a cure.