f ,
'ii.it.HM or tiiu Aii.KicA.vM
FIXUI.E M'USCRirTION:
Two Iiollaiis per Knnum, to lo paitl hnlf-ycnrly
in mlvnucc. An ;w;vr discontinued uutil nil nr-ri-ariyc!)
uro jiaM.
TO CI.I'M !
1 lirci couios to one RiMrcs, ? 5 On
f.-,.vi.n ((. ilo 1 '
il'tcn do ; !' , r , 2(1 lilt
l-'iv.i TVillnrs. In mlvnncc, will fny for tbrco years
fuWription to llio Aiiurtcitii.
Club su'"criitiin( must ho invnrtiibly ln'nl In Bil-vani-o.
nml sent to our niHr.'fs.
lfMitwrilicri" nejle.'t or relate to bore their new.
1iii'ers from lie oltii'e to which tliey nrc .lirccted, they
,,. ri'iKiniblr until tliey Imvo nettled tho bills mid
ur.lor.-.l tlicm disronlinued '
IV-iiiiiLstirn will yhnra net n cur Ajjents. nnd
frank loiters contiiiniiiK fiiWrii.tion money. Tliey
mi1 jiTiuilti'd to do thi? under lliu l'ost Otlicv l.iiiv.
T I' It. MM or
ivi.Hiior;.
One fciiiiro nf 12 Mi l?. .", limes,
biery iib.riient insertion.
fi nn
(Hi
!i ml
t llll
.( on
six liiontl--,
due veiir.
bnsine..-- ('-ml... of ,1 linrf. per niwnm.
Mi'ivliaiits .i,l
Cvir rur
in rnii t nisu,j nv tlie year.
'if in-iTtiiiK dilli nnl ail
10 I"
i; "ilcl in 111.- l,"i At. fin rm ,r
"-I He.nlis, I I VI: l l.M'S I'l l
lion.
LincnTT" 7.fricoTTi) .,nii..-7
Willi III" . i. ile.-.
-rii.im .ve.-l.lv,
:nii- n..ti.'. .'
'lot.- M-ni. ...
I.INKk, I,
i in
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, BY II. B. MASSER, SUMiUHY, NORTJIUMREREAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
to, u
harbor Aih
'i ti-' ini'iils n.- per H rei'tiii nl
.1 O 11 l' H I N T 1 N 1.1 .
, in,, nun. etn.l ill. .. I.i: 1 .-
: v.- in , .-. 'M is.le II l-l1!
son'.-i "'t i'iti ., which will emii.lc ui lo
NEW SERIES, VOL. 15, NO. 20.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 9, 1802.
OLD SERIES, VOL. 22, NO. 1(5.
evivnie, in llio nt'iiti'ft it vie, cm
cry variety of
l'l i t i ' iii;.
SUNBTOY
rilloiulcii" IMiIlHl-lli!a t'oiu
mcrriiil I'oIIori',
X. I". Cmnrr of Till nnd riicftniil ptf., I'liiliiileli'liin.
M1I1IS IXSTrn'TlO.V. which km cstalilislietl in
I 1SI I. and is now eoneiinaitly in tho IHIh year
ol its existence, iiumhcru funnnix lift rndiinli'?. linn
ilred of the inort fucceiipfiil Merchant iind Uu-iiie-w
Men of our (Vimtrv. .
'I lie obi'.Tt of tho Institution i Mlcly to ulToril
vi.uns men facililies lor thorough rTc':u-!ilioii for
bil-ini"1. ..
The hivinelieii tnniht lire. Hook Keejiinff. no nppli
e'lhle to the vnrion-' depnrtnienlfi of trmle ; I'eniimn
ihip, both l'luin mid orDnnientiil ; Coiiiinerciiil liw.
MulhrimithM. Xn iiilion. Civil KnKineeriiiK, lrnw
iiv. l'honor.iihv. iind Modern Liim.'iiiiKCf .
The vsleni of in.ruetion is peeuliiir ; no ebisse" or
vi I.' -io'iis m e iniiilu use of. but ench student is tiiiiht,
n:.i idiiiillv. so that ho limy eoinmeneo nt liny time,
:.nd ntieii.l 'wh.'ilover lioiirn nrc most convenient.
('ninliK'ues nre i.--nied fiimuiilly filler tlio liitb of
April, cntniniii nfiiue of the studciils for the yenr,
mid lull I'liilieulnrs of terms. Ac. mid limy ho ob
tMined nl nny linm by nddressinjr Ihe l'rineiiiil.
In exlen-'he iicconinioilntiiiiis. wide-.prend repntn
i mid Ihe lemrlhv experience of llio l'liiieipiil.
tins In-iiliilioii offers fiicili(is puicrior lo nny other
I.. t!ie C"'Uiitry. for yunii men wi.-hin to prepure for
;i iocs, nnd lo obtain nl tho fume time u diploma,
v, 'ii h will prove n recommendation for them to imy
M. ivmilih- lln-lV
z J Crilliivbu's Series of Treiiliseii on l!"ok
l pnur. now noire widely circulated lhan any oilier
..rk on Ihe subject, are fl.r Mile lit the College.
S IP U ii HIS I'll ITTKN lillN. Attorney at Law
I' brnarv S, Im'.J.- ly
THE LATEST STYLE OF
,stv7ay; and summer
O ARMENTS,
Allli Ci INSTANTLY M AW)
AT TIIK
Fitsliionable Tailoring Establishmeut
OP
j A. g o 13 o- beck:,
9:irl l Slrc, Simlun-.v. I'M.
HIM .-llbwriber has just reciived mill opened n
l;o-;e i,--.M.riinent of Sl'lilNH AM) M.M.MI.K
a '! 'S. .-Hell llri
CLOTHS,
id-1 i;vi:i;v 'i:scK!i'TiN' anh (.'L'ai.itv.
I'lain and Fancy Cassimeres, Vcstings. &c.
. I llio latest i-lyles. Ill li.blition to his Flock he is
i 1 1 -1 . 1 1 1 1 1 v ro.-ehini new supplies, trout tlie city,
i-.-i i .iii-jf ii full assortment of llio most substantial and
1 it, I .tvles of I. Is ill the oily markets.
II,- is prepared lo make to order all kinds of
l ; nil, men s and liny 'swear, such a.s
i: !-. CHATS. FIU.'CIv COATS, DVSINKSS
CHATS. VKSTS, I'ANTAl.i'ONS, Ac, Ac,
f the very latest style, and ill the luint rubst.inlial
iiianner. at short notice.
Any Hoods not on hand, will be fiirni.-hed from
I'liil.i-lelphia. by Kivinrf two days1 imlictf.
; v. Cull and cxainino my sloek. No cliares
ma I- Ibr sleoiinu'. JACnllO. lil-X'K.
Sin, bury, .March 20. Iw'.J.
M l&SVM'S IMl'IT'l-IVH JIU
I 'l l: I'IM.I.ZI.It !
As Improved for 1 S.V.I find lsi'.fl,
I'v l1. KKTC1IAM A CO., 2S'.I Pearl pt., New York.
rilllK only l-Vci-zer eonslrncled on scientific prin
L i-iph-s. with a revolviui; can and spring bbolo
I'eniper. The one has lens the fn-i.iii"; ol Ihe cream
I be ,','iier removes it as fa.st as frozen.
I he most rapid iu frcenin, with the least iiiantily
' ' '''''
;t';,e in-'-' economical incost. a. it the most simplo
; ii'l iliii'.il'le in structure.
l-'i s.ik- iii all the principal ilics and towns in llio
1
I 'a- ll l-'ree.cr ac
.-in-l lull ilircctinllS
ninpanied w illi a lasik of recipes
PlilCFS
f : nit
l no
b mi
r, mi
K 0(1
12 ml
II 11. MASSF.H. Sunbury, Pa.
.1 iiuarM,
1 .plans,
I'. ,ii:iris,
S ,,iiarl.',
1 1 unart.s,
-0 .poirls.
i-.lv b
.M.irch :".i. Im.J.
hi Pi i i i it .v lion it. I
Attorneys nt IjUW, Sunbury, Pa. i
,ii;. pHCKl'.l I'.I.I.F.U and Sh.iMiX
, . I: V KII. re.pectlnlly aniinunce lhal limy j
lone el ten- I into eopa rl neisli i p ill Ihe practice of .
I lo-ir pi "I'es-wn. mi I w ill cnniiniie to aiiend lo all f
business eiiii-ii-l.'il to their charpe. in the counties
i,l Niirihiimberbiud. I'nioii. Snyder and Montour.
pr pllv. fuitl fiillv mi'l eiireliillv. Special alien- j
n will be pive'n to Iho Cnl.l.l'CTIiiNS OF
iri.M.MS. CniiMillations can be had iu the (iF.K- (
.M lali'-'iiae.
I'lt'i, .' Market street, opposite Weaver's Hotel.
Sinibory, February I. ISiill.
I(i:kiili, WiiK'Hi .V'.
rpill) subscriber, hinim; opened in Th"iiip.ii'
I ilri.-k P.iiil-'.iie.. Mill slieet, liuin illc, ii l.irpe
lllel iplele sl,,ck or
I'OKFUIN' AND HO.M FSTU" l.ll'"l!S.
cmpri-iie; the best brands of l.rniidies, (iin. Old
live Sc. t.-h and liish Whiskey, Poll, Sherry, .Ma-.leir-i.
C'l.impapnr and other Wines, ot all prudes, all
ol ivhi.di w ill be sold Wholesale, at lb" lowest city
pii e.-. Ta vei ii k pi r.J. bybiivinpof us, can save
at lest lb.- rn i.:l,t.
lVr.-niis de.-ir uis of purchasing liipiors for
F A -M IhV I S I -l .
may r, ly up -n l.ein furnished with n pure nnd
lllel loll. ml. d ai liele.
; V'v'wz, ileteruiined Iii eslabli-li it reputation f,.r
.selling i !i,-:, p. he rcspeclfiilly solicits Ihe patroliape
of the public. All orders promptly nilendcl lo.
JKP.KMIAHS. HALL.
li.mville. June Pi. lsr.ti.
your l'ruil,
' Patent Sheet Metal Screw Top
Y li -in Mason
Pn servo Jar.
.'.IMJ.Y.S1 PATTIXT SHEET METAL
!CliEV T(JJ'!
All thai is necessary hcinp to screw Ihe Cap down
n Iho lliiliber tla.-ket, which if placed onlside
II, e shoulder of III" Jar. 2 of an inch distant
m-i ihe ,,p ; prevent the H.ssibilily of the llavor o
.- 1 1 nit living iniured by cmiiinp iu contact with the
nMr-r
I'.i ..ii de-iiinj these Jars enn ho supplied by
.ivim: ilu-ir nrd. rs with Jl. Ii. MASSLli, Aeut.
Siinimrv. J line 2. I I'll.
lVa -liinjilon llctuxr,
NoKT II V M HKI'.l.AN 1), l'KN NSY L'ANIA,
(.Y..K- i,'.r i-i'.nr.)
rilili-1. .-ub.-criber having leased this well known
I 'I'll, ru Stand, lately kept by Mrs. 0. S. Hrown.
1 , -pel inl I y iiitnrms the public that he is refutinp and
repaii i'.ip tlic premises, and w ill bo prepared In on
leit.iiii. in a comfortable manner, his numerous
tiieuds throtmtinui the county, nnd all who may
pa rnio.i his e.-talilisliment.
Apnl 12 IM.2. JoSF.I'H YAXKlilK.
I'l-niiKliii ',
pI'.Hl Il.T A N 1 1 1!LFIT!NISIIK Cor. Howard
l nnd Franklin Sireel, a few Nju. iVcsl of the
.Snrlheru Ci nlrai liailroad liepot, ii.. ll.MOUL'
I y Ti:ums, SI i i.ii Hiv.
(I. LKL-LNllIXli, I'roj.rielor.
July Id. ls',0 if
Tlic St, l.ouix,
'nut Stml. hrln-foi Thud nul Fourth,
17 1
J'uii..uiKi.riiu.
f I Ml II
I yen
IMIl'i under i-'ned, havinp leased, for 11 term of
ears, tins )spular house, have the plcasuro ot
uiiu uiiu nip in their Inen.ls and Ihe travelinp com
loiniify llial it is now mien for the reception of neslti.
Tin- (muse, silica Die hrst of .March last, ha been
i nl i rely reuovalcd and retitted in it superior manner ;
Ihe iip.irlin. nis nru lar-'e, well entilale, mid lur-ni-lied
in modern stylo. It in centrally lnenlcd,
enmcnit-nt (nail Ihe dejwit and Hteamlmiit landinps,
and iu Iho iiiiinediato vicinity of tho Custom House.,
P...I OHicc and the, Coin Kxohanpe.
Connected willi the Hotel is a Uc.-laiiriiiil for the
..c, oiiin,o.li li, n of llin. ii prclerrinp Iho liumpenn
i lau. Prices of It s.ms from Threo to tieven Hollars
i.cr week, aecmdiii'! lo bavilion.
P- lid SI in per day Table d ll ite for luercUmits
I
m l bu iin. .-inou trum 1 lo 3 P M.
II KN li V MIL
I. AAC I iL i:
.illlI., lv'J l
IIK.III.V IMIMHWAT .-M.US!
M C. (IKAKIIAKT
Had 1!kti iinkd mm a Krw Stock op
('oiilVrlioiinricM, I'rtiU niul 'I'ojs.
JT pcemsns If n new nire, n new lifo wns opening
niton us, miiniatin every licirt to noblt-r deiiis
and higher iiiiniil Art, J.ileraluio nnd N'ieneo Mtl
flow anew, mid seek lo decluij riibliiuer i-euutle$
and grander conception.
The businow world, too. niiH feel the new influence
nnd every part be quickened and strcnir,thonod by an
increased vital ily, which tdiall uri;e us on w itli elec
tric speed to Ihe consummation of irreuter tliinirsllmn
wn.s ever dreamed of in the Philosophy of the pa3!.
Aniiniiled by tho enthusiasm which pervades all
classes, and desirous of doin his ,'harp Inwards Tho
;reat events o Ihe Age,1' the subscriber would re
spectfully inform the pood people of 1 NliLKY nnd
Ihe public peiierally, that lie flas just returned from
the city of Philadelphia with Ihe largest and choicest
stock of Confeelioiiaries, l'ruil ami Toys, that lull
ever been brought lo this section of country. He i?
also maui!fai.'turin all kinds id' Coiifi'Clioiinries. Ac ,
to fill up orders, wholesale or retail, at sj,.,rt notice.
Anion his stock of l'l S A 111 I--S may bo
found :
French Sorrels, Cum Props, nil kindsfcent
lliirned Almond?, I.ove limps.
Cream White, Mint limps, ridand white.
; " l.einon, .lelly Cakes,
j " Pose. Kruit )iroi,
" Yanilla. Slick Caiulie... of nil seoiih'.
Coininnii Secrets, Pock Candy,
l.i'l'.mi ice, Almond Candy
I im it
i P.-innnai1, Prunes,
i liates, Fis,
Cuiraiit.-. dried, Pai -cns, Nut? of all kind
l.K.MHN SVKl'P
'of n fupi-i ior (jiialily. by the pintle or dnnn A
' niperii.r ipialii v of Tobacco and Sears. and u variolv
of Conleclioiiaries. Fruit. Toys. Ac , all of which is
iitlcrcd chea at wlmlesalc and retail,
j Vss' licineinber Ihe name and place ..VT1
I jM C. HPAltllAliT.
Market street
store.
loors west of I) Y Plight A Son'
Siinbiiry. April I I. lsf,.-y
SIVMtl 1CV
sii: n
Ml 1. 1..
i i.oi i:i'
rilll) Pubscribers havine taken poves--ion iif this
1 first class I.1 Ml 1. 1., are prepared
to r ivc finiin of all kinds, nu 1,- do cnsium work
nt the shortest notice. Customer will h.-io their
prists irroiind iimuediately upon their beinp left at
Ihe Mill. As it is Ihe intention of the linn to stock
llio Mill, n larpe supply of praiu will he constantly
kepi on bund, and tlniir by the ijuantity can always
be nhtailied. The iric.'llesj care will be'talvli to tuin
out a superior ipialiiy of Hour, for w hick Ihe luill is
ndiuirably adapted. Strict Klioiitinn will be paid to
Ihe wants of customers, and the patronage of tho
public petierallv is resf (fully reu nested.
Sunbury, .luiie 2.1, lsr.o. .M i It 1 1 A N A CO
pint
I J l-,l.l.S it HAiNU S f'"1
SALAMANDER SAFES.
(.IKKAT l'l UK AT IIKAMXU, VA.
Fi bruary 12, lSi',2.
liKNTi.i:Mt:N 1( pives mo much Katid'actinti to
inform yoti thai iu the w.-veio firo which, on the
inorninp of Ihe 1th inst., entirely dcslroycd all lay
slock and uiaterials, had oneof your Salaiiuttider
Fire Proof Sales. After endurinp an inli use red
heat for seven hours, the Safe wiw opened, and Ihe
Honks and Papers w ere preserved iu an uiuhlcmi.-hcd
condition. I shall need another Safe as soon us 1 pel
in order.
Yours, most respectfully.
W. 1'. JilCKlNSo.N.'lieadiiip: P.i
I lHi: AT (j Kl-.T'N CASTI.i:
CiiAMUMisiii'iiii, Franklin countv, !'n , )
Aupiisl Slut. lsf.P (
rv 1'vans A M'M-oV, Philltlelpllill (ieiilh'-
Oii the morninp of lh 22d of Aupust, ISt'.l,
,M
men
ur Slorehouse at (frecncasllo was destroved bv lire.
The Saliiniander Safe we purchased from you s,.uio
few years since was iu Ihe abovu tnentihned stoie-
lioiise. and contained all our 1 ks. papers, ca.sh. Ac,
which were preserved in h perfect condition, after
hciup exposed to a most intense heat for several hours.
Please inhum us upou what terms you will pill us
another larper Safe.
Yours truly, OAKS A A1STIN"
Salamander Safc-i, for Hanks, Slopis, Private
l-'nuiilies. Ac , Ac. Also, l-'.vans A V.ltsol1l Patent
Alpliahetical Hunk Locks and Hank Yault Honrs,
eipi.-il to any made in the country, and Hold on an
poi..I terms. K A W. would respectfully n-fer to
tho folh.w inp Hanks and otlicr parlies, haiinp their
Safes and Loeks now iu use, to their entire sati-fiic-linn,
and iiiauy olher piveli at their Store.
I sni-ii Ktvits .Mint, Hranch Hank, Shelbyville,
Ph ilia lei ph in. Teniii-ssec.
I'M i-rii Status Ai:.sn;AI..Cily Hank of Philadelphia
Calili.niia. Cotisoli.bilioii IPk of Philil.
Poli.slnun pank. I'll. Cnm'lh liank of Pbila.
Coalesillc Punk. Pa. Chalanooca Hunk. Tenn.
Slroud-burp Lank. Pa. Pre'm Loan .Won, 4ih si.
.lersev .sli..i-c Lank. Pa.
Hank of Northumberland
Hank of Norlli n Liberties,
Lock il-ivcn Punk. Pn.
1 uioii Hank. P.altininre.
1 lllllKll-lpllUl.
Sntithwi-siein Hank of Yn. Paul and Swill, Hankers,
Fulton Hank. Allan,.-!, tin. Alabama
Nrwark Park. H.-l. W li SlerlinpAVilkesl, e
Hank ol'N. C Hab-iph. Lew isburp Hank. Pa.
Other references piven ns.n calling at our Store.
No. His. Fourth Street, Philadi Iphin.
March 2!l. IM'.2 ly
" oTiri: i "
'I'lie Al:iii4 l'rHN 4'oiiirmy,
("IVF N'OTICK lhat Ihey Imvo concluded ar
il raiipenients with the Northern Central liailroad
Company In run trains from Halliniore for York,
llarrisl.urp. Jiaupliin. Ilaltlax. Irevorlon, Sunourv,
Northumberland. Lowi.-hurp. Milton, Miincy, William-port,
and all intermediate stations. ciinnctin
nl llairi-buip wilh the li III-; AT WLSTLlt.N HX-
PKKSS tor Pill.-burp, Cincinnati, St Louis, and tho
West.
Also wilh Howard A C.i.'n Exprc at Milton or
HumiDo, Hlnouisburp, Wilkesban-e. Pillslon, Scran-
Ion. and intermediate stations on Ihe t atlnwissa,
Lackawanna A Piooin-hurp liailniHils. At Wil-
lianisport. by Howard A I'h.'h Fxpress to Jersey
Shore and Lock Haven. Also, by lb, ward A Co.,
mid their connect ions, for Canton. Troy, Klinira,
Hochestcr, Hiilliilo. Niagara, and lo all accessiblo
points iu Western New- York and Canada, by which
they will forward Merchandise, Specie, Hank Notes,
Jewelry, uud Yaluablo Packapis of every (U-scriii-
lion.
Also. Nntes. HrafM and Hills for Collodion.
-;.peiienced and rtlieieiit inesseupern i-inployed,
uud every effort will bu made lo render sntisli.ctioii
JOHN HI Nil II AM,
Snperiidrndent Pi nn1!! Hivision. Philadelphia.
U A FISCIIF.lt, Apenl for Sunbury.
April 5. I MIX
IVar! Ur!
COME KP.o.M Till-: NoltTll.
COME Flto.M THE SOUTH,
COME ITHi.M THE EAST,
COME FliOM THE WF.ST
Savc the country mid build yourselves homes, for
now is Ihe lime to pel your Lumber cheap. Yes,
LCMisKia Li' mi: an a lcmiucu ;
can be purchased lit low ratu at Iho STEAM SAW
MILL of
1 11 A T. Cl.EMEXT, MWlirin' I'A.,
Such lis Panel j .inyber, Kramo LuiiiS-. r, Huards, Si
ding, Shingles from 5? I In .SS )u r IhousauJ, riuntcr'uig
Lai'i Palinp, H.Hiling Laih, Ac., Ac
All bills ordered, for any kind of Lumber, will bo
lure -lied ut thu thortes.! notice.
I1IA T. CLEMENT
Sunbury, March 9, lsiYI.
NATRONA COAL 0ILI
W urraiilod oii.i:loi r,
ami npial touny KKROSK.NK.
Why buy explosive Oil, wnen a few cciiui mote per
gallon will f'illlUll )ou Willi a pel I'ecl Uil ?
Maile only tiy
TA. SALT MAM KAUTCRING COMPANY,
No. is; Walnut fc-Ucct, rinladclnliia.
I ebruary 15, ISfii. ly 1
5AP0NIFIER ! SAFONIFIER ! I
TIIK FAMILY SOAP MAKEK
Ail KiUlicnGreaw oun Ik inuilc iulo good Soap, uniag
9apon iticr !
Direction! Acciiinnanyiag Each Dox
SOAP I m cahilv inuilc u-ult il, aa making a cup of cof
Icc. M.iiinlaeliiieii oiilv by (lie PaU-lltei-s.
I'A. SALT M.NI KA Tl lllti COMPANY.
N . I'37 Walnut sued, I'hiU.klehia.
rihiiiuy IS, ! - ly
B1S'K (l'archnienl l'ii r ) liicds and Hank
Mortp ipc.'. P'oii-ii.. l..e.-uiioii., Suuinifin' . Ao
I t -ale at Ihe "tlAi) ot 'be .-"ubury Auien'uu '
'Fill
HAVE YOU A COUGH?
Tiirn U30 JAYXK'S KXPHCTOT! AXT. Po not
nllow your Cold to ttiko its own course. Two thirds
of Ihe victims of consumption owe their nlllicliotis to
the fatal mistake of owaitinp for n eoupli to pet well
of Ittolr." l'o not full into this error, but nvail
yourself nt once of a remedy which thirty yenm'
experienco lm.-t demonstruteil in certain to procuro n
speedy cure.
ilAVK YOU ASTHMA OH PHTHISIS.
Then tise.TAYNK SKXPHCTOIlAXT, which will
overcome the spasmodic" contraction of the wind
tubes, and cnuJe tliein to eject the niucuou. or inntter
which clops them up. anil by nn easy and free expec
toration runovo nil difficulty of breatlunp.
HAVE YOU r.HOXCHITIo!
Then nc JAYXK'S EXI'ECTOlt AXT. Thiswlde
sprend disease whi di may penerally be described n.
an inllamatinn of the lino skin which lines the inside
of tho wind tubes or air vessels. Fprendinp thrmiph
every part of the limps, is often trtken lor consump
tion. The Expectorant subdues this iiinatentiou,
relievo the attending couph, pain, and ditlicnlly of
brenthinp. and if tho case is not of loo longstanding,
mil cirtainly produce a cure.
HAVE YOU CONSUMPTION ?
Then use J AYXI". S EXPECTOH ANN. It clean
ses the limps from nil irritntinp mutters, while at the
same time it heels ttvl invipt, rales thi-in. Of all tho
remedies which have been oib-red to the public for
this dread disease, none have stood (lie test ot' time or
maintained so universal a popularity as this Fxpccto
rant. Thousands w ho have been piven up by their
phy-ie'inns a-- incurable have been restored to perfect
health by ils u.-c. and tln-ir testimony must carry
conviction to all who read it.
HAVE YOU PI.ITKISY ?
Then i-.-c.lAYNE'S FXl'ECT'ill ANT. Hytakinp
t.-ikinp two or three larpe doses in the early stape of
the ilisease in (inick siicce-sinn, nnd eoverinp up
warmly in bed. tnis preparation acts as a sudorific or
sweating medicine, and .subdues the inlhiuialien at tlio
outset.
HAVE YOU WllOOPIXC.-CCUCill.
Then use JAYXK'S EXPECTOH ANT. There is
no remedy which so effectually overcomes tliisiliscaso
as the l-;.poe!,.r:mt. M hat jiarent can witness iho
sulleriiips of her children from this distressinp com
plaint wi'hoiit ib'iiip all in her power f.r tlicir
relief? What medicine so pleasant to the taste, or
in certain lo produce immediate benefit? tiive it a
trial, nnd let it prove its eflicacy.
HAVE YOU CKOUP '
Then use JAY NF'S EXPECTOH ANT. Children
are subject to im disease more sudden in its aiiii'-k--.
or. in the ah-em-e of prompt relief, none more fatel
in ps r. -nl'- than Croup. Ivir, l.s.-theiel'nre. slionl I
keep at hi'.. d a remedy tv-t- ai.,1 llmrouph. Such a
remedy limy le l'..iiial iu the Kxj ectoriiiit, and evi.iy
carcl'ui me hi r will Keep a sn; ,y by lo r.
0 AY.NT.'S l'..Pi:CTUHAN'T.
Is a stall )iirdine, Heine. F'nr thirty yours i! luij been
before the pul.J''. mi l ihirir.p this j, cried its curative
iMiwcrs have lieen te;.:ilicd p. by all clc-ses of lie., pie
in all quarters of the world. l'liiciiui elerpymeii. j
lawyers, inerehcie aa-l 1 iivheiiies have ex; : . d 1
its remedial fiVcts.-iind :'-o;.;-hed u.t v'iftnhcit
li-stiinony. and it ni.y be found lit ....p(7. 1n iair
Almanac, to be pel ur-itis of all ii-.:enls. To tin ir
com iucinp cci lii'-ntes we wnuld refer ihe .loi.htinp.
The Exi'i.i t.'Iiant and all Hr. H. J.WNK A
s'o.N S Family Mi.imi ixls arc told by all li.-upgis!s
pclicrallv.
May I'". s",2 s til.
' 'riii: i
UPTON S. NLWCOMKH. Proprietor,
f pill HOTEL is central, convenient by Piiss.inpfr
1. Cars to all parts of the city, and in every par
ticular adapted to thy Comforts and wants, of tho
business put. lie.
i'if Terms. SI 5fl per day.
September 21, IsCl. ly
Vi iiiHi-'i. W-v.' Xui K 'i'j :o I'ouii.iry.
nooK, x:wai'j-:h, joi:a.j oj;a- .
M K.ST A f,
AlK hi.ve Iho fullest ii,-s,.rtmi nt of lb.- most ns. fill j
1 kinds of Plain and Onaimenf :il 'lype. nial.u-
laetured from the most durable liutnls. timslad witli '
the prealest care and uci-uracy. securing pcrKct jusli- i
licatinii. j
Specimen Dicks nnd estimates fumblied upuU op- j
plicatiiiii, ulsn.
Pl'.INTINii PHESSES, !
with their a pu: lenar.ccs of all the approved Linkers- ;
w o o n t Y p i: . i
of iill tlic latest s-'vles. of nil sizes. Metal Furniture '
Labor-Sa in.? Kules, Cases. Cabinet-.. F un-.iiure,
Pi-intinp Jnli. and eieiy article tiiu l'r.i.ier reoiiires. '
leiins liL'eral. Pinini t tilt. jiMon.
FAIt M Eli. LITTLE A CO..
fin and lij IJuckiaau street, New Yjik.
May .1, lsr.2
til.
triiMTll'l IIIX.
tilEfub-,
-r re-pectlu!ly ii. forms his old friends
and Ihe i.uhlio generally that he ha.-- eoiuuieuoi.il
Iho
ELACIC-MITHINil 1,1'SI NESS,
; ill the shop attached to l1. Y. H. ipht's Foundry, and
is repare.l to do all kin-Is of Hlncksiiiiihiiig. in the
j liest style and Woi l;i,::,ii-hip.
i All custom work will be pr nip'lv tiltendcl to.
i J II Z1.M.M1. H.MAN. Ai-cnt.
Sunbury, April .'ii, K-i',2 if
lIIo'kM f klllKli-Iioil 'oli-.
rpillS preparatiion. made liriu tho be-t Java
I I'otl'ee. is r tl, mended by hygicians as a supe
rior Nl TK1THH S i:i,VI-:UA'i;i-: 'for li. nei-al licbil- '
iy. 1 iv.-pej.sia. nn I all Pillions Hwa . i-s. 'l'hoiisani's
w ho ll.ive been eomiielled lo abandon tho Use of j
effep, will use Ibis without injurious effects, lino
can Ci.utailis Ihe strelli'th oi' two liolilids ol ordinary I
cottoo. Price X'i cents.
KoLLDCK'S EE VAIN,
Tho purest and btst HAUINiI POWIilT. known, for
makiu light, sw eet and nutritious Hread unj Cakes.
Price J j ceuU!.
M A MTACT I'll IUI r.v
M. II. Kol.L1 CK. Chemist.,
Corner of Hroad and Chcsuut Streets,
1-uii.MiKi.rni ,
And noM by all Itruggisu and liroccrs.
-March 1, IsiiX
1 1 : i rl it li r .'liiiliiiK'fy , .Mci'luiuico'
'1'ooIn, V'.
II EX V, Y 0 1 LEF.ltT.
AZuriit t'tmt, ljpititc the Court 7owr,
II.i:nisnii:R, Pa.,
ni:.LEH in nil kinds of Huilders mil Manufac
turers' llarilw are, Iron, Su-cl, Coil Chain, Hopes.,
Pulley Hlocks, Ac.
Lixsi:t:n, Hthnivo anh M tcin.M'.RV Oils.
The Lubricating Oils are adapted to every variety
of Machiuery. Also, at muinilacturcrs prices,
Moon Wor-KiNa M.u hiskuy,
vii : I'luiihijj, Sash, Morticing nnd Sawing Ma
chines, Ac.
Machinists' Tools,
vii : Planers, Engine and Hand Lathes, Holt Cutters,
Ac, Ac,
Machine Helling, of Hubber nu I Heather, constantly
on hand.
Herring's Firo Proof SaTes, Platform Scales, Tin
Plate, Shoet Iron, HI.M-k Tin and Trimmers' Tools.
i. Purchasers, will find it tu their interest to givo
us irti. ,
H.-uiisburg, Mart 29, Isi'2.
SIMON P. WOLVERTON
AltoriM-y Itntl I'oiniMfloi lit l.nw,
Offico, Market street, 2 doors wist of Depot,
aXJINTJiUTiY, I'A.
WILL nllend promplley to tho collection of claiuis
and all other prolcssiiinal buniniss Intrusted lo
his caro in Korlhuinhei'laml mid adjoining counties
Sunbury, May it, IM'.X
?luiiiir:i- iirt-ritf of Kioik? iii'i'.
COWDEN Ss WILCOX,
IIARRISBUna, 3? A.
rpiIE Stoim Ware now made nt this establishment
.1. i innal Iu any mu le in this country. Every va
riety of article u.iually lii.-idc, ulwiiy.-ou hand,
llarrifbury, May 3, IsiiJ
BOOTS AND SHOES can be purchased nt tho
Maunnoth Store of l'riling A- (jriint. very cheap,
us w u uro iljlerniiiud aot tube uiideri-obl by anybody.
Call and learn the list id' prices for yourselvcu.
Sunbury, Juu. IX ImjI. EltlLl-Mi A UltAXT.
W1NHOW SHAHES A very fmo and cheap
as.-.rtiiieiil, jusi received by Kailroad from New
Yoik. at tho Mouuuolh Store of 1 riling A Grant
We have ubo t'uj tale S S Putnam A Co s iikl .(,
It. i Puicut Piudiiluu Curiam l'ixturi
.'iMilury MjtvbJiS. L ,;.
CHOICE POETRY.
av ivi:mvoihh.
Hit Cnper.. shaine the ivory key
They dance o lipht nlonp :
Tho bloom upon her parted lips
Je sweeter tlun the sonp.
0 perfumed fuiter. ppnre thy sinilea !
Her thouphls nre not of tfiec :
She bi tter loves the salted, winded,
The voices of tho ecu
Her heart is like nn outbound ship
That nt iin anchor ."whips ;
Tho murmur of the stranded thcll
is ill tho soup, she sings.
She sinps, nnd. mnilinp. hears her praise,
Hut ilre.-nas tho while of ono
V ho watches from his son-blow n deck
iho icebergs in tho sun.
She mictions nil tho winds that blow,
And every fog-wreath dim,
And bids the sea-birds (lying north
Hear messages to him.
Hie speeds them with Iho thanks of men
He perilled life to s.-u.
And prateful prayers like holy oil
To smooth for him the w ave.
Hrown Yikinp of the lishinp-sniack '
Fair toast of all the down'
The skippers jerkin in b'-seemj
The lady's cilkeii gown !
Hut ne'er shall Amy Wcniworih, wear
l-'er him the blu-u of sluuno
M'ho dares to set his manly pills
A:;aiusl her ancient name.
The stream i- briphtel at its spring,
And blond is iiol like w ine :
Nor honored less than he who heirs.
s he who founds- a line.
l-'ull liplitly shall the prize be won,
J f love be Fortune's spur ;
An I ne er maiden stoop, to him
Who lilts hiin.-cll lo her.
Iter lucre is brave in Jafl'rey street,
M itli stiis.-ly --tairv.-.ivs worn
Uy feci of old'ColoaiarkiiiphW
And ladies gentle-born.
Still trci-n about ii,s ample perch
Tiiu English ivy twin,-, ,
Ti 'iii. d back t.i slioiv in Enpiisti oak
The herald 'd carveii sipns.
An l on her. from 'he wain'oot old,
Au,-e-!ral 1 u-es frown.
And this lias worn tlicsohliei 's swir.1.
And that tiie judge's gow n.
Hat. ?tr"in:'ivill and proud lis they,
She Wrflksthfi s .llery-lloor
As it',ho trod her prti-v d deck
ily stormy Lalirador !
The sweet-biier bl..oni nn Kittcry sidc,
And preen are Elliot's bowers';
Her panleii is the pi I. bled bench,
The l'.ios-es arc her llivweri;.
She hnks across tho harlrir-bar
'l'o see the white mills tly,
His greeting from the Northern fell
Is. iu their clanging cry.
t'lie hums n soup, and dreams lhat he,
As iu its romance old,
(Shall homeward ride with silken, t-ails
And luiisls of I.e.ileii gold !
Oil. rank is good, nnd gold is fair,
And hiph and low mate ill ;
Hut lo e has. never known a law
Heyoiid it' ow n sw eet w ill !
(Atlantic Monthly August.
.MISCI':i-.L.-NKQUS.
ANTHONY TKOlYLOrE IN AMEKICA.
Jr:!. Fruuros Ti-nHnpo, anmc tliirty Vi-nis
n";o, wi'oli' a spicy nnd sjiitrl'itl la-u!; nn
Aini'iirn. Ik-r sun, tlie iiuvilist, Mr. An
thony Tl'illoi!'. litl'l lnlio-1 1 1 1 11 ; rli t i-l' wiilin-j;
n worl ill unit tin' I'niti-il SLiti-s. I.n.-t yi-iir
lie vifik-il ti: l'ur l!u' j u r; - niul tin1 rr-uil
i.i :i i-i ii 1 uf: stunt llimlisli ni t.ivo valmiii s.
AVc i'limi-h ;i t'ovv i-ti:ii t-i, vvliicli will sliow,
in tl oi-niTiil way, wlitil Mr. Ti-i.!!npi' thinks
(if us tlintioh ivc nitiy ,iiM, that tlii so ari'
sunn'- id' tho 1 1 1 . i -1 I'a i.r.iiile. ( bio lliim; is!
quite- until -nihil', that win tii'ViT Mr. Trollopc
niaUis a (lii'cct iiiinjitiiisim hitwi-en the
l'.nlisiiiiniii .iti.l till1 Anii-rirait, in nini' vc
o'tt i !' ten it i.-in t'.ivor of tlu' latiiT. Ik',
iiiili-i-,1, assitnn-i thai t lie lCno'iislimatt or
Kiiiilis-lnmin, i itli a i-iiinii-ti-nt ineoiiu' tunl
an a.v-iiii-il jilaru in Knci.-ty, is ludtir ami
he! Ii i' nil' than tinyluuly rt.-c in tin1 worlil.
lint vvlii-n il ridiii-s to tlu: jjivat niaM-.-i, the
case is ijtiiti' thf l'rVe--:-i'.
AMERICANS AM) LNlil.rsIIMKN.
''Tlio one tliint' in vvliith, ns far an my
iti'lirmi nt .'iii -s, tlic roh' of the Vniti-il
Slates have I'M'i'lloil i,n Klilisliiniii, su ns
tu jilstil'y 1 1 ii' in in takiii"; to tlicinsi'lvos
praisi', uhii-h we canimt take lo nursi Ives
or rct'iise to them, is the itialti-i'nf i-iliieatinn,
' " ami niiiiviiUil ii)iilation, wealth
ami iiitellipvm'e liave lieeu the result, and
with these Inokiii!' at tho whole masses of
the people I think I ittn justified in sayint;
unrivaleil comfnit ami happiness. It is not
lhat you, my vi-.-iilei', to whom in the matter
of eilucation anil fort lino, your parents have
piol.alily heen liouniji'ul, wouhl have lu-eti
more hapjiy in New York than in London.
It is not that I, who, at any rale, ean read
and write, liavc cause to wish that I had
la i n an American. Hut it is 1 his : if you
and I can count up m a day till those ii
whom our eyes nitty rest, and learn the cir
cumstances of their lives, wc shall he driven
to coin-hide that nine tenths of that mtmhiT
would have had a Letter life ns Americans
than they call Lave iu tlicir spiieas as
Knirlishiuen.
'If tt man can fuiL'i t his own mi.-i lies in
his joiirnej-injrs, and ihink of the people he
conn s to see, rather than of himself, 1 think
he will find himself driven to admit tiiat
education has made life for the million in
tlie Northern Stales better than life for the
million is with ns.
"I do not know any contrast that would
he more surprising to an Kmrlishman, up to
that moment ipiorniit of the matter, than
lhat w hich he would find Ly visifmir tiist
of all tt free school in London, nnd then a
free school ill New York.
The female pupil ut a free school m London
is, ns a rule, cither a ia;'ired pauper, or a
charity jdi'1, if not di paded, nt h ast stig
matised hy the liadires and dress of the
Charity. S'e Kiitdishineu know well the
type oi' each, nini have a fairly corrccl idea
of the amount of education which is im
parted to thent. AY i' see the result after
wards when the same t-iils lieconici our ser
vants, an I the wivib of our grooms nnd
porters. The female pupil, at a flee school
in New York, is neither a pauper nor a
charily girl. She is divsi'il in the utmost
decency. She is perfectly cleanly. Ill sp. ak
ing to her you cannot in any ilefiiee guess
whether her father has a dollar per day, or
three thousand dollars a year. Nor will you
he cnahled to gucf by the manner in which
her associates treat her. Aa regards her
own manner to you, it is always tho tamo
us though her lather were in ull respects
your 1'iiuul." x
I.IVC IS TUH MII.I.K.
'That which inont surprises an Knglish
visiter on going through the niillsiit Lowell,
is the personal appearance of the men uud
women who work at them. As there, are
twice as tuanv womm as. th.rC are men, jl is
to them that the ntleiition is chiefly culled.
They are nol only Iu Iter dressed, cleaner,
and bi llet mounted in every respect lhan
the girls ciuplincd at iii'iiiul'ai lotii s in laitr
land, but they are so infinitely superior us
fo make, a Mrangvr immediately pcivi-ivc
lhat some, very slron; cause ninct have
creiited the ilifl'iieliee.
Our Hiitihl, of i'o'uvc, be disposed to say
that the superior condition of (he workers
must have been occasioned by superior
wages; and this, to a cerlaiu extent, has
been the cause, lint the higher payments
is not the chief cause. Women's wages, in
cluding nil that- they receive al the Lowell
factories, average- about fourteen shillino-s a
week, which is, I take il, fully a third more
lhan women ran cant in Manelieslrr, or did
earn before the loss of Ihe American colton
began to tell upou them. Hut if wams
in Manchester were raised lo ihe Lowell
etandnrd. tlie Mam he-h r woman would md
be clothed, fed. cared for and educated like
tlic Lou ell woman.
(ANAPA.
''I must confess that in going from the
Stales info Canada, tin Knulishuiaii isMnnk
by Ihe feeling thai he is oimr from a lii lter
country into one that is poorer, and from a
grc.-ib r country iulo one lhal is less.
"I eniiM nol enli r Canada without seeing,
hearing and feeling lhat there was h-;s of
inlet-prise around nie then' than in (he
Stales - h ss nl' general movement, and less
of commercial sneei-s-:. 'l'o say why Ibis is
:. would i'eiiiii-e a long and very diilieiill
discussion, and one which 1 am not pre
pared to hold. It may be lhal a dependent
country, let the fooling of dependence be
ever so in in -1 1 moiltliid by powers of self
gnvertianre, cannot hold its own a".:,inst
countries which are iu all respects tin ir own
nia-dors.1'
Mr. Trollopc ontrr.i tif. length inio the
general (pu'slion of ihe w ar of si ccs.'ioti :
how it a ro. how it might have been avoid
ed, lit' is very severe on Mr. Jltiehanan,
whom lie brand.-; as a di iiber.ile traitor;
lliinks the r.ritish fioM.-innii.nt has inted
throughout iu pi i l'eel good l'aiih; and is
eniiiideiu lhat (he result of the war will be
a t-epai'.H ion of the I'nioii. by which the
north will largely profit. It will gel ill of
,a I urdciiMiiue a'l-l uiiptolilable pa.inir, and
will go on developing its industry and ma
terial power. Secession, he lliinks, v, ill be
accomplished, by Ihe (litlf Slates at least,
"much to l heir misfortune; and then they
w ill litnl thriiiM-'iWs in the condition ' of a
low i'nd debased nation, or worse still, of
many low and debased nations.' They will
have lost their cotlnu monopoly by lite
coinjietitiou created during the period of
the w ar, and will have no material of gn ill
ness on which to found themselves, or to
flourish.
'rhe Southern Confederation of States
will stand something higlur in the world
lhan Mexico and the rcpuhlies of Central
America. Iter cotton monopoly will have
vanished, and her wealth hav e been wasted."
AMI'.KIf'A AS TIIK OK AN AV. Y OK Tilt: WOULD.
'I was at Chicago and i.ufl'.iloin (VioJirr.
1 went down to the granaries, and
elimbed up into the elevator:!. 1 saw the
wheat running in rivers from one vessel to
another, and from the railroad vans up into
the huge bins on the top s'.ories of the
wan-houses ;- for there rivers of food urn
up hill as easily as thi y do row. 1 saw the
corn measured by the i'm ly bu.dicl men. tire
with as mill h easo as we mea.-ure an ounce
of cheese, and v, iili gr. -iter I'spidiiy. 1 as
certained that the work went on, week day
and Sunday, day and night iiieessar.tly ;
rivers of wheat and rivers of maize ever
limning-. I saw men bathed in corn cs they
di.-tribiiled it in its ilou. 1 saw bins by the
scon-laden w it'.i w heat, in e-n h of which
bins there was -pneo lor a comfortable lesi
dence. I l-i'i allied the Hour, and drank the
flour, and felt myself to be enveloped iu a
World of bread-dull". And then I believed,
itiider.-tooil, and brought it home to myself
as a fact, lhat here in the corn lands of
Michigan ami amid the Hull's of iscon-'m,
and on the high table plains of Mintii -oi.i.
and the prairies of Illinois, had Cod pre
pared the food for ihe increasing luillionnif
the Kastern world, as al.-o for the coming
millions of the Yestein. I began then to
know what it was for a country to overflow
wilh milk and honey, lo burst wilh its,
fruits, and he smothered by its own riches,
l'rom St. Paul down the Mississippi by the
shores of Wisconsin and low a,--by the ports
on Lake Pepin, by La Crosse, from which
one railway runs eastward, by Prairie du
Chieij, the terminus of a second.- by Pun
leach, Pulton, and Hock Island, from w hence
three other lines run eastward, all through
that wonderful State of Illinois the fanner1.-,
glory along the ports of the great Lakes,
through Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, and far
tin r Pennsylvania, tii to lltill'alo, the great
gate of the Western Ceres, the loud cry was
this "How shall we rid ourselves of our
corn atld V hi at ;' 'flic result has been the
passage of lill.tllKHI.OOO bushels of breads! nils
through that gale in one year I Let those
who are susceptible of statistics ponder
that. For Iheni w ho are not I can only give
this advice : Let them go to Jhilialo UcXt
October, nnd look lor themselves.''
I'OVIIHTKi: K AVIXiIM It A " US.
Tlivir lJc'l ami till iin tncis.
lluir thi SiU u in iVm-i'M. in En-jhtifl.
For many years past the ''Money Order
Ilcpart incut" of the l'.rili h po-lolltce h -is
been in active operation. Its ebju-t is the
safe, speedy and economical transmission of
small sums of money from any one part of
the I'nited Kingdom to another, nnd so po
pular a medium of remilfanci? has il bi come
that the annua of money orders now annual
ly issued exceeds in vr.lue cixty millions of
dollars, and the commission charged thereon
leaves to the pottolHee a net annual prolit of
about fl'iti.tluO.
The Trent success of the money-order sys
tem has letl the Jh ilish government to estab
lish in connection with it il havings bank
system, the principal feature of which is the
dipositeor withdrawal, of money in any
part of the I'nited Kingdom, an advantage,
to depositors having occasion to remove their
resilience fioin one plat o to another, or to
travel iu pursuit of eheir uvocatious, which
is self-apparent.
Bl'CC'ESS OF TIIE PYSTKM.
In a paper read before the Social Science
Congress in London, nt its annual meeting
Inst monlh, Mr. Chctwynd, the Comptroller
of theso banks, described the success which
had thus far attended the experiment, lie
stated that 2,5:1') postal bauks hail been es
tablished since the ltiih of September last,
when the system (list canio into opcr.il ion.
This number gives nn average of one post
ollicc bunk to tn,81j. people whilst ot the
old savings lank tlu.it wwi only one to 1J.
O'.'O J'lopic.
AI)VANTot:S Ol-' l'osrot'l K l'.SAVINOS r.ANUS.
Among the numerous advanlages of this
syslem limy be i imineiated by the follow
ing :
1. The banks are perfoelly safe, the mo
ney pliieetl Ihel i in being placed in the hands
of the? government, which is bound by law
to repay il when it is wanted.
2. A bank can be formed within a short
distance from every person's residence, and
ns Ihe. olliees tire open at least eight hours
every working day, a person may tleposite
hi- money al hisowu convenience, and when
none of his neighbors or friends are by to sec
w hul he is about.
il. These, banks enable people fo save up
money by degrees ; and from the small ae o;
of the sum which maybe depo.-ilcd they
w ill be induced to form habits of frugality
and prudence, instead of extravagance and
carelessness. In fuel these b.O'ks are of a
nature (o bring into ad ion (he proverb, "A
penny saved is a penny ga'ncil.1'
I. They give a fair interest for the money
deposited in tham. If a man ileposils a
dollar a week for ten years, he will then
have nearly six hundred dollar:: of princi
pal and interest. The limil.' of the regula
tions, however, permit him lo lay up three
limes thai sum.
"i. Persons depositing money in them are
not at any cxpeu-c. There is no charge for
books, or formr, or postage. There is no
charge, for books, or form, or postage. There
are no entrance li i s on.l no lims-i.
ii. If a depositor changes his place of
abode, lie is not obliged to draw out, his
money and carry it with him, but can goon
adding to il, at any other PostofUcc Sa ings
Lank, wherever hi' may be.
7. And, if a person has put. ninnr-y into a
postulate bank ill one town, and wants il
repaid in some other town, it can be so
repaid w ithout dillietilty.
S. Women nnd children may depo-U
money iu their ow n names.
tl. The Had of seerecrecy imposed upon
the post .masters is a gua'aiity to the di posi
tor that his pecuniary position shall nol.
except through his own lips, become known
to his neighbors and f hauls.
10. Lastly, depositors in Po:-oliiee Savings
r.auks have the advantage- of ft cling link
they are doing their duly by their families
and by themselves, and thai they arc placing
their money where it w ill be safe until sick
ness, or old age, or some other cause, com
pels them to ask for it again.
lir.MAKKS.
Thus it is plain that in establishing there
Post olliee Savings Hanks the I Sri t ish gov
ernment, have granled a great boon to the
thrifty laborer and mechanic; ami by indu
cing him to save for a rainy day, tho tli po-i-tor
will, to some extent, be enabled to
weather those commercial storm which
Ju l iodically break over the mere.iul ile world.
And it must be admitted that a run upon
these banks, whenever a eon, nit rcial panic,
ensues, must be an infinitely less distressing
sight than crowded workhouses and w ander
ing gangs of famished opi rafivc.i. It will
be most interesting Id note the proyi't.'.s of
these. Postollicc Savings Hanks.
THE EXECUTION OP TAKPINO J'RI-BONEUS-FEKOt'lOUS
CIIUKLTrT.3.
The following account of the brutalities
committed on the Taepings by the Imperia
lists is from the pen of an KngHshniaa, who
was present, in coiumpany with both Eng
lish and French oilicetr and soldiers at the
erect;! ion by di.embow luient of T.uping
prisotu is :
1 went willi the crowd to see the execu
tion of Ihe Taeping prisoners thai had been
given il 1 1 for execution into the hands of the
mandarins by the I'.nglish and French
auihoraics ; or, what is the same thing, they
took no measures to prevent the ruthless
butchery of those who lent their aid to cap
title, when horror of horrors, how am I to
describe the dreadful scene, or will it ever
leave my memory ? Among those wretches
were, young and old, of both sexes, and of
all ages and sies, from the infant recently
born, to the man of eighty, tottering on hi:,
stall"; from the thfitirfr woman to the young
maiden from ten to eighteen. The latter
were pushed out by the guards among the
crowd of rullians assembled nnd were taken
into shctls and by place.) iind debauched,
iind again dragged back by the hair of Ihe
head to the Chinese guards to await their
turn for excculiou. Some: of them had
fainted, and were pulled along the ground
to the executioners, who threw thci.i on
their backs, tore oil' their clothes, nnd ripped
iheni from the lower part of the abdomen to
their breasts, which were cut oil and dashed
with a curse into their faces.
The bowels, as a matter of course, gushed
out ; but the cut was made m bitch a way,
ami soskillully and with such txperin.-...
that the inli-sunis were seldom injur.. I.
Alter a hltle tune, in this state ol exc.-sive
lonure, im' executioner inriisi nis nan.' inio
Ihe dust and lore out the ret king he..rt
ii lim looking hiui in the face all tlie w hile.
A young female, apparently about eight
months pregnant, who u.-vi r iitteiiwi n groan
or sigh tit nil the previous cruellies she had
endured from the surrounding mob, had her
infant cut out of her womb, nnd held up in
her sight by one of its little hands, bleeding
and quivering, w hi n at the .sigliL s'ne gav
heart rending piercing screech lhat
would have awakened pity in a tig. r. and
alter it had n.-en in Hint state da m-.l on mr
bn-ast, she, with a last, superhuman elloi t,
released her arms from tho-e holding h. r
down, ami ctaspc.i ncr lniani in ni l on e. tin;
heart ami died, holding it there wilh such
force that they could not be separated, and
were thus thrown together on the pile of
other carcasses.
A not lief young woman among the prison
ers awaiting I.cr turn to be tli-i inbow lied,
with a line boy often months old, crowning
and jumping in her arms, had him snaielud
suddenly away from her ami thing to ihe
executioner, who plunged tlie ruthless knife
into his tender breast before his mother's
eves. Infants but recently bom weie torn
from their mot hers bn-asts and disembowelled
before their faces. Young, strong men were
disembowelled, mutilated, ami the parts cut
off thrust into their own mouths or thing
among the admiring nnd laughing crowd of
Chinamen.
Hut no more. I can write no more of tin -hp
scenes; 1 can only regret forever that I
looked on tho dreadful night. I am no
longer fit to be n oohlicr. 1 have been in
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ninny nines iiiiiiiu mi; i.hiii, ....s,
and in the thickest of the light in most of.
Uie n, where a ingo nnd thirst for carnage
" cadful to rdlect on afterwards, but
is ";i.. '" ' 1 i....,i ;
of, or even read of, could be compared till
the dreadful cruelly of this, tii u nibowt Ding
excculiou. May (lo.l forgive Knglaud for
the pan sin has taken in this war. and mav
tin. An f the ctt"rmik. Au h-u ,.A:-:r 1 in
perpol ruling on (lie defencelcr s womi n, and
innocent and helpli- s child, be removed
f-oni her door; and after the t rent men!.
F.ngiidi women ami children met wilh from
tie' ham! s ol I he blacks iu the Sepoy milt in v,
il. is liuly wonderful that. Ktigli.-hnicu
should join iu or countenance -similar atio
cities here.
.Modern Iron-iiiiilt iun - Ae i;ii
ttieiilM in l ii i-Iii re.
The present result -i of improved iron mak
ing, with reference, to what ought to be the
principal business of (his people until the
rebellion is crushed out. arc of tlie highest
importance. The iTo.it want is stronger
material for art nn plates, artillery and heavy
ordn hut, and cheaper war materia! in gen
era! I lie chief cost being in iron nnd steel -
j so thai more of il ( an be alVorded. There i i
in the Inhibition nl London a east steel
locomotive lire, w Inch unlike the thirty o.
forfy thousand loconml ivc l ires running in
America, was never piga of cast iron, nor a
puddle-hall, noi an ingot of wrought iron nor
a bar. In a ipiai ler of an hour IVom I lie time
it had trickled from tlie iron ore, it w i:. a
cast steel hoop wiihoul a wchl, and onlv
needed rolling in a tire mill lo be ready to
run. A large number of tires, made by (hi;
Hessumer process, are running in K'uropc.
Thc ordinary lire rcpicvs from live tocit'ht,
heat , and seH of manipulation). This re
iptircd two ; which explains the wonderful
cheapness of Ihe process. An uiilorged in
goloflhis steel.lt inehe.? in diameter, i
broken, lo show' as perfect a tVaclure and at
perfect solidity as ordinary hammered steel ;
and several ,1 pounder gmi-i, and a lid -horse
crank shafi nasi fiom it, and the li.llOth
"direct steel'' ingot, I I s iin lies sillare.l made
by lles-onicr, arc exhibiled; which show
the scale upon which it has been worked. -Its
quality i-) illustrated by a variety of :-c
cimeiis, tor inslaiice. a railway rail, -10 ft i t
long, is twisted cold into a spiral, and a bai
live inches square is folded together like a
pocket -rule, all without fracture. This metal
is not only shown, but has, been used ft r
several years in tlie form of saws, chisels,
boiler plates, camion, shafting, Ac. ; and its
success is complete. It is made iu Ktigland,
j Snellen and (b-nnany, and is about to be
made even in India. Illlt there was never a
pound ol it made in America, or used by oni
Depart menfsor contemplated in the immense,
(iovcrnmcnl iron W orks lately discussed by
Congress, m far as we are aw art?.
And there it Krupp, the Prussian, who
forges ten inch sleol colunibhnls, solid and
whose guns nrc u ,ed nil over 1-hirope. And
there Howell, the Englishman, whose enst
Ktecl forgings are as homogeneous as coppei
and resist a len-.ile si rain of loo.niiil pound :,
whi!..- that el' the best iron is 70,00(1, Plate t
of this sk el are found lo offer above twice
the resistance of iron pl.iUstooliot. Put wc,
need not go abroad. An equally good
metal is similaily made in Pil tslnirgh, w hile.
Ihe semi steel of ihe Albany iron w oiks !ci i
averaged a still higher tensile, slrcngth, and
the Trt nbm ironworks steel exhibits the
line qualities of the improved luamilactui e.
And if Ihe Frauklinile ore is found in Sit.s .ex
County, New .Jersey, prove to be what it is
lcplcsciiti d, the best ) a ore of the world,
the material for the production of flic ino.-t.
perfect steel iu the world will be iu ((urpos-ai-ssion.
Our (Jo Venn m-ii i. cert as n!y inaugurated ami
is completing the revolution in naval war
fare which has. set ail il..' world agape, but,
is it keeping pace with the age iu this w ider
and grander revolution iu tlie production ot
iron I There is no i n k of genius or .kill
among us. The world has admitted that.
American scan tin double. I! rival l heir m-i;-,!i
I tors iu this art as wcil as the r. :(. lint -u
prciuacy, not fo say iudt pi miencc. in thii
age. arc not assured lo those w ho i a n, bet to
those who tin live c.p to it, iu all the givo,
aits. Would it not then be worthy of the
eouniry ami the oi easiou lo buy cut He-;
seiner or Krupp, or both, for the bent lit of
I he I'nited Slates ? It is at least incumbent
upon us to secure the best talent and result :
wherever found. The time is at hand when
we cannot afford to drag behind our m i; h
bor.s iu any art or . science which ivl.itc.i to
national defence.
An truly Oflloer on Abolition Km.
The following is an extract from a private
letter wriitui by nn ollieer of the regulai
army, holding a high position on the atiill'
of lien. McChllan, dated June 17, lW;
''I have been told that confessions arc pood
for the Hon!. 1 am going to make one to
von. I urn nt last an abolitionist ! Not
that I love the negro or am prepared to say,
'Art thou not a man and and a brother ;'
but I ib) love lav country and the white
: race. Mv ol,l Ill .-ill 1 ice olid u.iiit i. :il !'. .-tin..
h x. been w iin d out, one bv one, slow lv but.
.,., v. I could not pa.ss tl,rom h all tliat 1
Uvewil.ii'Sse.l during the hM viar.mul not
j r, .. wi,.lt every honest nnd candid man
i .., i.r i, .
institution which can so
change a whole people in their feel lings and
ae l i mi. towards their fellow -countrymen and
their country must be w rong, and the soonw
it is done away with the la I I.r.
"lam no longer a si'n kh-r for the cons'. i
t u t i. 'n: il rights of the South ; n people who
are tn'uig .-o cavm-stly to destroy their only
.safeguard .-liettld not be protected bv thai
which they are so anxious to overthrow. I
,..
appreciate and (i ho the saving ol
t Wend. II Phillips: 'Let iu destroy that iu-ti
( ,1ti,m ,y,,irhcd the peaee of out
, t.,,,,n,l v f,. .,.Vent y years.'
j "V,.'u, like mvse'lf,' have no doubt in tim. s
past had a high idea of southern chi alrv.
Like many other things down South. I find
even that boasted iu-titu'.iou a hunilaig.
Among nil the ninth, rn ollicers whom I
have met and been brought in contact wilh,
I have found scarcely one lhat was even the
peer of a northern mechanic. 1 could till
you of deeds ( f barbarism pi rpcl i a! ,-d by
these knights of the South tiiat would make
you shudder. A .lay or two since w as I told
by an aid of Cicu.r.il Keus that one of oin
otliecrs was found dead with both of his
cirs cut olT. This is one of a hundred ca -t s
of lhcir cruelty. Ye-tordav two sut Icrs were
found ill the woods hanging by tiie neck,
and sonic f canisters with their throats i ut.
"Yours truly, "
The w riter of the above has alw ays tu n
know n as an iinconiironii:-ing hunker demo
(Tab Helms never lain unsparing iu hi)
denunciations of nbolit ionists and lo ubii
cans, whom he considered, when he 1. tl here
' a lew inontus ago. reaov i. lonsioie 101 uie
. ..... i
r' V""''1 "",ri s.' '
H'echange which experience and olserval ion
'"". . " '"""' ' 1 "",,s "' "m
soliliers. than Ihe la. l that such man now
(piolt-s nipio ingly the .-ciitiiui ids of -VA en
dell Phillips.
A f- 'itc ) no, i l .t.i ii oni i
1 ni"n ;i . i v in N' w Meic-
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