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SUNBURY, NORTHUMBERLAND : COUNTY, PA: S A-TUIID AY,- OCTOBER 3, 1857.
: WAY. M :H - -
. Tlie Sunbury American.
",, PUBLISHED EVliKY SATtKPAY
BY U. B. MASSES, " '
Marktl S'jarc, 6'unlury, fcnr.
TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION.
TWO DOLLARS per nuunm to b p. Hi half yenriy ui
ilvai cc. Nu pHpcr tlifccuittii.utd buul all airmgtt ur
'
A U AiraiAuiiicationt or letters on bu.itirM rrlntiiif to
as t6i-, tu ni.'ii. Bttctilkm, mual li t'Oti'l' I'AIL.
TO CLUBS.
Tir.auiipi.i to on. ddiet,
illeoM lo Da
SIX)
IU Mi
Five dtllri In ttlvniire willpit)' for Utrs. irur'stul
(Oriptioii tn llir Amrrican.
Pxtmntera will plwiie art nur Arnta, anil Onrli
t.ara c-iiituinmg aiibarriptlim Bmii.y. 'I hejr are parmit
c4 ttf JjiIiii amler tlia f 'ist O ucb Law.
TERMS OF AbVKRTlSINO.
flM "f I Hue". S Uwaa,
ICvcrv nuj'qui't in.wtiaa,
line Sci' 3 inoaltu,
i t nviilli,
ttx. ;'fir,
m ,.i.viin Cir J. f Fiv Hnoi, iw,
W.r'lniil unit tMhrra. mlriimn !) Ibe
Tr, with th privilege of iiKeiling
ai''"e'it ii.WBtMi-oin-iitM wkl)-.
iy- Ailve'timeiiti. pe' ?''
JOB PRINTING.
v t.v. i.M.iiirteil with our mtuMi.lirflent
3(U
81 10
lull
1000
wrl
..,..,,,! iiiil OF KICK, whirh tvitlriMMe ua tu eltcato
A T T 0 N E Y A T la A W ,
SUNCOJIV, PA.
II nttaiiil.il t. in ttm Countifn f Nr-
i .miI.t1!i,I, Cni.m, l.ytomint Montour ami
tflain Iiia.
J:rfn ix:cn i. rii'athlyl'tn :
!,. i..i. n. Tion, ch..
nirs ft ii'i.lvat, Linn, f milh ft CO.
LOCUST KO'JSTAIN COLLIERY
SUPERIOR WHITE AS 11
aniibac:tb coal,
i'wm ! Mammolh Vin, fnf T'lm nrea. Found
' riri, iteainliat anJ HUiily u",
iJjJ, i:JJil iViiJ b-iJoi
lr.(IL. .uTUi:L.ll I ULrt, 1 A
CO. VI..
I.t'MP. for illa.t Furnaces and Cupolas,
TBAMUOAT, for SloaoiboaH, Hot Air
f ru r and Sit cam.
UltOXEN, ) pJf Qrtlt.,( Blares and Slea.
Klitl, S ...
it I'l'VlJ, I For 8lov, Hteam and burning
Nl,T, Line.
PEA. for Limeburnera and niVlii Slram.
OrJera rwctrivod at Ml. Carmel or Norll-.mn-arlaad
Wharf, wiil recai'O prmit attention.
H. C. HKI.L,
1. J. I.HVVH.
WILLIAM ML'IR.
Wat , HJ6.-lf
rniLADBLrniA
Wood Moulding Nil!,
WVote Street alev Tueijlh, .Voil.'i Side.
R O U I. IJ I N O H auitaMa for Carpenti ra
iijSL liuildrra, Calinet and Frame Makers,
worked from th best and thoroughly aaasoned
loaterinl, alwnvs on baud. A 117 pattern wori
d from a drawing.
Tbo sulMcrilicr batint purrhas-d the en ira
lu;errt, will continue thu business with increas
ed facilitifs.
A splits wantfd in the various town in Ibis
portina ot the Stntr. tu wliom oortunitiva will
be ofleied for largo profit to tlieinarUea.
SAMLUL 11. HENKY.
July I, IS'i7. 3n jp
IMMENSE EXCITEMENT ! !
fi.volution in the Dry Goods Busiuew ! ! !
J. F. 6c I. T. KLINE,
Keapecltnlly announce to their friends and the
pabhe in tsenerul that they hiive received at their
Utor in L'pper AugiiKia luwiiship, Northuiiiber
land county Pa., rat Kline 4 (ir,.ve their Hprine;
and Suimaer GOODS, and opened to the public
general aisnrtnient of iBi-rclLindiie Ac.
ConsiMing in part of Cloths, black and fancy
Ca.anii rs. SS.ilin.'lH. I .becks, Kentucky Jeans
tagethr with a ga'ieral assortment ol Hpriiij;
and Summer Goods adapted to all classes of per
esus. KeaJy n;ade Clothing, consiling of Caata anil
Yeats.
Ladies Cress Goods,
Bum it ir Miswls, Giiighsmt, Lawns, Ducals,
tlaliriM's, black Silks 4 e.
Al a fn-sh supply of Drugs and Medicines,
roreiies Ac, of all kinds.
A new supply of Hardware. Qurensware,
waodeu w.ire Liroomsje.
A lar;;e assorlmeiit of Hoof and Shoes suita
ble for men women and children.
IIT3 AND CATS,
f eliool Books, Stationery, Envelopes, Ink, 4e.
FlH AND 81I.T.
And ail goods usually kept in a country atore.
Oon-e and Hce, Come one, roine all.
The public are respectfully Invited to call and
lamina our stocU be lore purchasing elsewhere.
Alt of the above named stock of gooda will bs
awld positively at low prices for cah, or in ex
change for country produce at the highest mar
ket price.
Thankful for past favors wa hope by etrict
attention to busmcss to merit a continuance of
the same.
Kline's Grove, Pa., May 10. 157 tf
HOLLOWING UUN.
U ESI'ECTFin.LY informs the public that
Ji ft., he has replenished bis Store with an c
eelleut ass irtineut of New Goods just received
Irom Philadelphia, which he will sell on terms
aa reasonable as any other establishment. His
assortment con.i1e in put of
CLOTHS. CASSIM EKES St SATTINETT,
Winter Wears for men and boye, allatylrs and
. prices
lifiilie l)re CSoocU.
Consisting of black Silks, Merinos, Alpacaa,
Do Liiuas. Ca'.icoos, GiiigUama, Muslins, Trim
mint;s, die
AlsoatresU aupply of GROCERIES of all
kinda.
HARDWARE and QTTEENSWARE.
CaJarwiire, Ilroorna, etc. Also a large aasort
mmit of Boots and Shoes, suitable for Men Wo
men and Children. Hale and Caps. Silk Hals,
ml all e;nnds usually kept in Country Ktore.
All tho bova named s.ock of gooda will he
old poailiveiy at low prices for cash, or in ex
change (ot country produce, at the highest
Biarket price.
Il.illowme Ritas. Nov. l, IBS. 1
lTET WIIEbl. C. Rt: 16 to.
f.t HIS Gmass is recommended to the notice of
Wagoners. Livery dlabla keepers, aa
beinz nurtHiou to anytbtnz of the kind ever in
troduced. As it docs not gum upon the axles
ia much more durable, and ie not fleeted hv
the weather, remaining the eame in aur.imer as
in winter, and put tip in tin eani.lers at 37 and
TS eente, foe sl rv - A. vi.rinnrri.
Mreh H.ISJT- '
Spring and Summer Fashions for 1867
FANCY DllY GOOD STORE,
Market Square, Sunbury.
VUW rrcai veil and will coi.linua to ratalv
Ilia largol and brat aclected cilock of
Hack Llulht, Caumtre,- Cussinttti tin?
Vrttings, jr. .
An araortmrnt of Drraa' Gooda. viz: Fancy
lirinled Calico., C'hillira. piiniaj Lawna, De Lain
llaregc.. Mrrntos, Uaalimerca, Alapacan, Ureet
ciixa, unifnamf, &e.
LINEN AND M'tllTE GOODS.
Iriali Lilian, blaaclirj and bruwn Drilling, Sheet
lug, 'illowcaai llig, Ae
DresS Trimmings in Groat Variety.
Douta and Hnira
II. U and Capi,
' Hardware,
CedarwarA,
(focerlea,
IJufennware.
SALT and FISH, CI
Totwireo, Wnull", Ac , an aaaor.mrnt uf oilier
uondit tin) tedious lt nioniiol)
. Feilinj ijrnlelul fur pl favor we beg leave to
assure uur uld friends and I lio tmldic tliat no
ellort on our part shall be wonting to merit a
continuance uf our patronage.
Country product taken in eiclisr ge at tbe
highest market price.
P.W.GRAY.
tiunhury, May HO , 1857. tf . '
HERRING'S SAPD.
tiik ackovi.kioi:d
CHAMIJION 1 1
TITK PIXF.NT T.I1AIJ9 at
Rrmlhi)r hove rnilrrd th fimci.l
til j nlitic jitinti( mitl ftilirin'tl
tisB veidict ui nui tluui m.
dei it hi firett pmviitjr Ctt'C!itiivr'
t lit llrirn gV ihti'il) hAKaU
tiiia will tii t orn.
y Itcmut on IhoTiial uf Iru bttfe
'On !h COth of Ftl.runrv mil ih mrmV.f r rf the Con
mitivr n'i In wilnri the SiUc mul b'Nika and ptTit
(j.bi-rti in tiim) aiiii were prrOetly aMiislirU lltnt all una
rtKht. Td 1l.1v I'.iflnwM.if , the .Miming t-mk place, miilrr
tSt tiu(H'riiitiiitjriirt nf tliu OMiimitter, Altera fnir and
jin;nrtiiil Irumfnf fttr five hura. the 8fif f Mtfra,
Kv.ans A Wniinn wna firat openrHl.ttic S:it"e lriii mi fira
itiiide, aid Ilia rimient partially rouiiimeil. while the e"n
tenta iiiihe fai"e of A1rara. Farrela k IIcniMf waie in
at eobdition. and no fire Juiidc."
Kt
.Undine. Marek f.
Committee.
A. If. PKACOCK,
And endorsed drover 50 of the tert men of Rtidine
rhaHhfiveSnrViran W inapceted at 31 Walnut turret,
where the puMie ran mtiufy Iheirtaelre of the ereat aupe-
n -rilv nf the "IlerriiiK'a PnU-nt Chainition,'1 invr iba
defeated and used up "inanlc Iron Door Ailmundei."
31 Walnut nttada.
Onrr makett in thia State uf Ilcirir.g'i Talent Claampiwa
Swif-..
'J'nen'tempt made by other p?niia to 1 dieter up t'i
re,iuttti'n o a !ne which hna fathd aignuliy ii acei
de.itnl fin t in Thilmtelpliin, (Itnnstetid JMnck.) h) tk:itc
one ifttt of an Mpent'a at rr, (H A.lJinU ) luude d-'uLle
tlucktiran. (ciitrrent from thone they aeh) to hum up',
one of flrrrinif'ai (Imli'ua thick) haa met with ita true it
wnrd. Ileirin'a Sift cm 1 not bv humt. provtiifc ronr'u.
aivtlv th:it the "only relial.lc ftifi now imtlf laHerrins'i',
of which orl5 000 are ii"W in aciicil uae. and uiur
IhMi '.f'X) Imva Ifen tnnl hv fire without a Singiv 1 si.
IMiila., June 9ti, o7y.'
THE TRUTH ABOUT KANSAS I
O0"V. GEARY'S
ADMINISTRATION I.N KANMA9
Large I2nio. OtA page.
With a comj ttte History oftht Territory.
Until Jitnk, 1 8157.
Kmhracing a full ucv'uuut of it dincovery, Oe-'prfiphj ,
Knl, C'liumic, 1'rotl'ifta. i'.a orgiiitiz ititu aa a 'IVrritory,
traniuit-ii'itia and eveuta uudir (i vein ua l(e-dc and
Si'Oimnn, potitienl iliaruiti nm. IVrsonnl It'-ncoimttr, I Jec
ti n frauil. baflei aud outrufa, with 1'ortraiti ol u.ui
ncuK ecV'tr therein, all fully nutlM'iitit-atfd
lty JUIIX II. til !!, M. D.
lriv.ite Secret aiy to Gov. Geury.
C.irefuliy compileil from the Official documen'a on file
in the dt-imitiueitt if Suite ut Wnaiiiuctou and other pa
pera in the po)neaioii of the Author, With fuH a coni.t of
the luvuaioii of K:inaua frnni Mina-uiri; tha CHplurr, trial
ami trenluieut ol llie I'n e itnle pgsoticr. the chuinctcr
mid movriMf-uiaof the Miiaouri UoidcT liLifmna, tJie itur
dcr of liinlum uud oiheia
'J'he Controvcrby bctwetn Guvernor Graiy ond Judge
Kect inptt.
The pioeeedinga of the Territorial I.efriilit ire, uf the
pro-a!:ivery e-Miveutioii, and the orpnniZ;iii"it of the Na
tional teiuocra;ie Fnrty, with n akeli-U of Kanana during
tie noiy irounien iinuer nova iwreutT ni-u rnniiiK'ii.
Jta luv.-ifiona, linttlt-a, ()uirupa and .Muiivn.
A e-tpy will he emit tn any l"it d tha L'nited Slutea.
by mail, free of p"lpe, on the rcript oi retil price.
A lihvrnt diwount to the trade. (71000 A tenia wanted.
Trice ui Cloth Tatr. So Cta.
CUAltl.i: C. IUKiPKP, rnh'irher.
Iiniuiiar liuiWiiig, Tiuiadciphia.
July 10, 1557.-4.
STORE.
MIPSLOT1S A 81HS8LKR, respectfully in
forms the citizens of Trevortou and sur
rounding rountv, that she haa opened a new
store of Millinery and Fancy Goods, at Trevor
ton in Shumokiu street, nearly opposite Knouse'a
Tavern, where all kinds of Uonnets and Fancy
Goods can be had at the lowest terms.
Dress nnUnij also attended to in the brat
manner and latest style.
April SS, 1H57. If
BALD EAGLE HOTEL.
Ao. 234 mid 416 N. Third St., l'hiladelpUc.
JOIIN CLYMEH, Proprietor.
(Successor to Dakicl Dalbct.)
'TMIE I'rnprietor returns his thanks for the
liberal patronxie bestowed on this well
known house, and respectfully asks a continu
ance of the same, assuring his many f iends of
Northumberland and adjoining counties, that no
pain shall be epard to render comfort and plea
sure lo all who may give him a call.
TERM!' SI.OO r'KU DAY.
Philadelphia, July SS, IS57. 3m
PAPERS & MAGAZINES.
T
HE New York Ledcer, Parlor Casket. Flag
of our Union, Frank ' Leslie a Illustrated
Newspaper, Ilallou'a Pictorial. National Police
(azeite, Weekly Novelletle, Waverly Magazine,
and Harper's Weekly Journal t-f Civilization
' Also, .!!arier a Maeaziue, uoiley a J.aov a
Rook and Putnam's Magazine, just received and
lor sale by 11. Y. FU1LING.
Sunnnry, July H.IR57.
T MF.IAWCHTON t?HINDEL.
JlSTII i: OF TUB I'EACEM
SXJ 1ST 33 XT Ft, -2", PW.
Office tu Vter Street, immediately opposite the
I'ullic School House.
All buaineas promptly altended tn. Monies
collected and all ordinary writinga done,
buubury, April 25. I57. if
THE War Trail .r the Hunt of. the Wild
Horse bv Capt. Mayne lieid, fur aula by
Auguat I, 'ST. II. Y, FKILLNG.
L'GAl. CLlitb- HAM A lot just received
and for sale by. LKTI 8t ASMOl.TZ.
A pal ISRf.
(10VKVY OKDEKS County orders taken
aa
i cash for gooda, and en note or liook ac-
count by
E. Y. BHIGHT HON.
Nov. l,.
18.1.
ROWN'8 and Uremia's Essence of Ginger
tul Husband a Maynesta at
mm
NEWS FOR . THE KILLION I
-fjMKRMONS Ui.iUti 6tttM Maain, Sa
M J turdajr Kreiiing foal, N Y. J'icayune,
AiagiaUat. .Nick Nat nd Yankee Notion for
tier . , Y. FUXU4U
N. i). Perionf living nt e tJiatance cn tiavt
a of price torvrtled by aUJreaaing aa shove.
Magnxinoa, l'ajera and Hook Mi on band.
comUiilly ordered.
mi bury. July IK, 1SST. tf
A CALL TO PAEMEIIS;
Farmers, drop your 7Wjr, Paus a liitte,
Head this and Reflect! '
TIIK P A R M K R 8 lRO.MOtION DOOR.
A new and teieiitif.c Mitiinrinc Svanrm, for Hie Cultira-
mm in an xitHif m uruuia, iirtmaa. rudiier and rtiaturu,
upou all kimla of Soil ; I'five0 by actual I'.xubrimeuta
aiui hiiavd mi evident truth, j j3eaj:im t improva
Agriculture, in all'te btnnehca; ft-pref rntetl byupwunla
f on hamlrril ana" fiity ei?ru ingi i f the mt valaa
bleOrua.fi and Pututa CJimecUd with the ayiteio.
iiy.Ur. c. g.;;iiciuoliiv
BOAI.SBi nO, CK1STRE CO VA.
IS Ihia trentire it will l e aVeii that the ohject hill ben
to cive the Fanner that kind uf infuriuuiion wliih
eimb ea him tu inika pmcticnl upplicniiuu l'i feitilize hta
linid and iiicritise hia 'eriiin. fdddcr. and Dnvtiirnae. 'J'h
dKtriii4Ha taufluSy ihit mainiiiiie, and lKkler and paa.
lufeeiillivuiii'ii t-yatem arerutiimtt eli-ai and evidt-iit, and
aujrgeit an imprvenirnt hi llie irnt!eof Hgnculture hither
ti uiiktiiii to oaf farmer, end which, if maiptcd and
carefully practiced, runm fid lo ml vat ice the lulrrvata of
the fnrimni; ruiDinuniir. ISnrli a wrk Ima been mucli
wntiied, Ha it lilt a vnitt Which hut ,nir tjreti Ml, Uit
Which there Ima hitherto Ix-eti no alleii'i4 tn aunnlv . and
aa farmer! ol Centre and Huntingdon eeuntie. we rt"tn
inmtl the work to every farmer. ie we filiy llifVe Unit
utejr win reap the grctueei a4aithle oeiietit in.ia it
Dnnirl Monger, "
ChnatiMii Utile,
Georie Una I,
Jneit Moaner,
John Bui ley.
S miuel lunrH,
Joiia. MeWilliama,
Gj rff Ouyei, Jr.
John Carper,
John llaww,
Hjtmue. TVitaoH.
Genree W. Meek.
P. ilip Moyer,
Jjtvb Ali-yer, . ,
flmiry M yer,
fUTTUl (illlllllli,
Gotrre Jiirk.
J hu llitrranu.
CJrHi lluchanao,
Vnii'-ia A IfxaiteJcar,
John NelT, Sau'r.
J 'hii li.-rler,
Chi in inn IP'fcrt
Joenh Riker
TV The HiMVa work la fl Bait t.i rv
Ha, Mil ton, NoilhuntUiriaiiU cuuuty, Ta,
Fiiee S O
ugu 1, 1D07. -um
ESTABLISHMENT
1 N THE CITY U F H A L T 1 M O RE .
MATIII(TK Gnj htr-et Wnrrroonta V3
and 25 North Gay ftrcct, neat Favctte. Kiltinir
wlierc ia kept aUrava on lnnd. or mud- to outer, wery
atyleuf Firnch Tii't'K'A-TKTilti, in Tkiab, Hair, Ciutii
,-i i nwiuriir.
I rer.eh Ftttl PturT and Me.h.!!iou Tarlur Arm Ckalre.
In I'lugli. tluir. "! h or lrc:itrile.
rrnich luii tSlufl Cai ved Tarior Chaiira acta -:th
Tlush, lUir, CMl cr lirocaitV.
SOFAS-
TT!f frrurti Pnriii Miilirritiv m.J Wal.:,.. P.l
t"h:,ir. hi II .ir. C 1. 1 1 . and I'luih.
liockiii!: tlmirs various iitaii:iia. In Uafr. Cloili and
Plvsh.
hUiVSnrinr Ionepf a larre asirtment alwaia en
ItHriil, or mi) pattern uiaJor e.jvrcd wiili any gArii to
orjer.
CIIAIMBBXISTJITS.
lnM.ih' tiiy or Walnut, C'unpiri, from ?:t5 up.
Cioir Cl.alra and Knrkiii dntlie Uirvr.t uu.irtmeit
rnuly mude in any ouc hu.e tu ike L'tuicU Sutea iruie
9I'V a rizcii up.
Kar lluini, Udi.-e ami PiMine Cliairs. in Oak. Wnli ul
or Maliip:itiy, Wl!h C'a'K, W'.hkI or riuIfcU bcal, ll
e.attincnl ru.i'iniug ovrrStlilnXro.
,oid sou CLaus anu sctteca uno uorkiiig Chairs.
nvrr lJ di'zru.
tiili and Plain I- none THiknij'ClaMrs. t.f evrry variety.
All kiwis ol Dels, Uair and Uuta Maitianra
A. MAitllOT.
Nos. 51 mid t K. Gity at , urar Fayette al., liulinuore.
Amu.t 1, 1857 ly
HUSSEY'S
AMERICAN KE.U'EIt,
l ull t ITI'IMO BOTH
GR AIN AND GRASS,
GKEAT improvements for I8."i7. 'Jhis Ma
chine was put in rncessl'ul operation in IN33
and continued to be the only leaping and Mow
ing Machine in the World. of any practical value
up lo l4' twelve yera slier ns introduction.
Utbrr Keeper. are now olVered with glowing ad
vertisements, Certificalea. Diplumua, Gold and
Hlver Medals, Ac. Uut the Farmer in search
of tha best lteapcr, and not poaied in the matter,
had better see a little furtlier.
Il there is any value in 24 years expeiience
in building Keep- r, and uing them in the har
vest field, and iu tbe improvements made during
that long period, OUF.D Hl'SSEY.the Faiher
of Keepers, can claim it. All who are mtinficd
wilh the Uest i1 caper Pin! Mower, uan be sup
plied by sendina; their ordera rarlv in 'lie season,
aa the cropa indicate a large demand, and we can
lint have o.er Uu Kcadv lor the vast barve.t
ofl6.7. We guarantee that thia Reaper and
Mower ran not be lieaten on fair trial by any
other Keeper that may be brought into the harvest
lields in 1AA7, and we also insure it to be tbe
strongest and moat durable machine in ue. W,e
would respectlully invite pinners lo eiamine
the machine thoroughly belore puri lis.ing, and
satt.-ly thcmsvlvea ol its superiority over ell
others.
During tha l ist 'our yeara, the subneriliera have
sold between fiOU and 6'0 of these Machines, to
llie beat and most surcmaful Fanners in Montour,
Union and the neighboring counties, (whose
names are too numerous to insert) tu whom we
resiiectlully refer.
J lie subaciioers have '.he exclusive ngut ,
the lulluuiug counties: Montour, Union, buy de
Northumberland, Columbia, Luzerne, Perry
Milihn, Centre, Clinton and L coining. All
ordera thauklully received and piomptly attend
ed to. UELDEt?, MAl. bli & CI).,
LvHl.buig, Union county, Pa.
July 11, 1857.
SlVIIT-'Ii'S
Iseuce ol' Juiuulctt (.Ingcr.
rpl!lS article is earrulljr plHimt I'mm Ilia liral Jamaica
1 X Olagv. all Ula vuluabte luwliclual irutrlUt: ol wuivb
li la wuuuiUvd tu KNuwaa ul""a Miticcatiulrd aud eouva
uicnt I'lrm.
It ie un excellrnt reinnlv linlytpepaia, flatutruee, etio
lie and impaiml and tcelile stale ol ilia iligrMive luin
tioiis. i'riu us roll calling snuiiKtb and eoiuial iioMrtica
as a eciitle sllniulullng Umlc 11 is wyil uiaiittil lo enuiilcf-
act llia.dcbnilttttng liiliurnca of .llie VAtreina Urals ul sum
iner, tuaejlecls id sudden cdanges, :o.
No laiuily sliould b witlnui.al, aa its timely use will
save them fo'in iiuiny an asiinus aiuick or lilueM.
1'iics 'J6 evnis irr ouilla. r or sukr by
JuueliU, lo4T tin
iATClloLLY, JUCKEV CLI U, BPH1NG
1 FLOW E Kit; cVr., of the best quality t
fresh supply just received and for sale at the
,. . tr L'lwiii'D
Drug Store uf
A. W. FISHER.
tfunbury, Aug. 1, I8S7.
ALMONDS, RAISONS. FlUS, LEMONS.
Ac, Ac., just received fresh aupply and
for sale at the Confectionary atore of
, : M.C. GEARHART. ,
i 8unbury, May 16, 185T-
'PHE Glasgow Poisoning Case Particulars
-t in lbs National Tclice Gazette, for aale by .
August 1,'ftT. , p V- FRIL1NO. 1
From tbe Village Reeonl. ' ' '
"LIVE FOR EOMETIUfUQ."
"Live for aometliing -M let thy purpose,
De aa broad as yonder sky t
PIrcb the atandaril speak the wstchward,
; Point the golden arrow high,
DsrinR souls have gone before the,
' Making smoother still the way '
Fare the danger meet the tempest, '
Craven hearts alone delay. - 1
i .
"Live for something," though the Father,
Gave thee net the arasrun mind.
Fill the measure of Iby talent.
Fpuming not the task desiiiiied. .
Th'y are worse than drad, who basely
Leave the field aa vet udwou i
Dend thy ear andtierve thy spirit,
i uougli it be tbe aynut gun.
Live for something." hold r.o treaty '
With the Jemon of desnair.
Keep tiy forehead lo the sunlight. '
J liou ahall see "the promite" there.
Thus the olden prophets striiL'iilcd,
7'hronnh the flames that upward rolled,
Thus the great men of the present,
Have their glowing names eni oiled.
F ear not ( cowards may be near thee.
li nr. their tongues to poi.son faiib.
Lend no ear but lace thy duly,
Even unto chains and deaiu.
Llettcr far to die relying, .
Un lout truth tha crowd haj spurueJ,
'I ban to live forever sighing,
,.. 'J hat no atoue i lett unturned.
Live for something ;"' make ll j Mission,
Woithy of e noble soul,
bland nut trembling lest the life bark
ctril.e again.! the fatal slloal.
ripread the auijs, and favurin 4 brctzee,
Vet shall waft Hire safely on,
Will Ilia Islands ol the bleasei!," '
' Lilt their green shores tu tho un.
' Live for somethng ! ' from the ajaa
i.orurs a deep propbetic tone,
.p.-aking through ti ne a mouldy caverns,
"Make iIih bidden ihiiiKslbv own."
Grap and give with hauj unsparing,
rutin luture liaili lie ktore ;
And the world like hungry children,
Cries unceasing ' Give ma more !
''Live fur something" though a N us. -ton
Sent ln greut thoughts round the spheres:
Learned tin ir secrets found their motions,
S ored them forfoture y tars
Though with simple kite a Kianklin
Drew the lightning Ij bis aide
They are richer pearls unbalanced,
Greater power yet unapplied.
"Live for something ' win a garland.
That shall stand the blasts of lime
'Mid the shrinking forms around thee, '
Fearless tread the path aublime; . '
T.inn, though but reining cypher
In thiHong Eternal sum.
Thou shall sit beside the Faille-,
4a tbe Kingdom yet to come.
iciorits roKrcrKD with tiik loss
Oil' llltCkMUU a 11 title A,
The incideiils roiint'tfled with thu loss of
thu steamer Central America urn various and
inturf ftinir. u copy tlie following from the
various statements mude. Ouu pussenutT.
Joseph M. ltasslord, writes tbe following:
auverul ol the pussiMii;'ri, whose position
and intelligence, unil withul, the trying cir
cuutstancca in which tho ship was placed,
might to have restrained from deporting
themselves other than properly, drunk ex-
ceisivcly of litpiurs on board tbe ahip, proba
bly I10111 their own private stores, uud muue
ihi'inselves wry noisy and trculil.Miiine. 1
know two of the liassenuers of libit social
and political ussociutitms, who refused to
woik, but gut ulai ininuly drunk, so much so
that their more sober companions had to put
ilium 111 their berths, in that condition I hey
luy when the steamer sank. -
llu ulso imputes the loss of the ship to
Ashby, tho Chief Kugiiiuer.
1' u 111 sati!!ied, liu 111 what I afterwards
learned, that hud Abb by immediately went to
tvurU III endeavoring tu remedy thu d.hVu.ty
null tbo engines, that bu miglil have gut
them lo work ttLtuiii. and tuved thu vensel, as
every moment utter tho stoppage of thu en
gines was of great importance. After Ashbv
returned hu callud together the engineers and
tiremeu, and consulled us lo what should be
liono. A pipe hud broken uud u great deal
uf stcjiii was escaping, which was ull the
difficulty visible to me. KO'oits were made
to set the engines going, but this proved
iueO'ectuul. 1 inquired ol uuu of llie lireineu
the extent of the trouble, end was told that
the sluauier hud sprung uleuk, undthat writer
fas pouring in (pjile rapidly, uud that it was
impossible tu puss thu coal; uud for this
reason thu engines had slopped. As yet the
water hud uul touched the lire iu the furna
ces.
After all the remaining lidy passengers,
excepting three, had been tukuii on board,
A shby, the chief engineer, made a move to
get into the boat. Captain Hei-ndon told
linn uul to" get in. Upon which Asbby be
sought the captain to place him in charge of
the boat, lie promised the capUiu that be
would come buck with thu bout, and what
whs inure, prevailed ou the captain of tho
Marine to come up wilh the vessel to where
the steamer lay, uud get b'ui to send his
small bouts out. Captain II. said that be
feared to trust him, us he was ufraid he would
not come buck. Upon this expression of
doubt relilive to himself, Ashhy said: '
promise yu, cup uiit, most lolemiily, that I will
come OocA- to llie steamer, ana u:t desert her,
or words to this purpose. 1 hoard the re
murk diittiaclly, and Holed it, a the fact of
the doubt as lo the bout's return caused me
to think that possibly the present, would bo
the 1.1st opportunity 1 would bare to lave
myself
Many of the ladies hod great deal of
money thut they did nut give lo the purser of
the sleumcr; two of these went into their
state rooms and louk out bugs of gold 20
pieces, $H. MO in ull and threw them down
in the cubin, so thut any persou who wanted
money could tuke what they pleased. The
two ladies had just returned from California,
aud said, wurpiug, "Thut that money wus all
they bad uiado there, and tbey were returning
home lo enjoy it." None of the ladies could
take more Ihua'two $20 gold pieces with
them. .
Among the passengers on board, not heard
front, are the ponies of John Denout, Phila
delphia j Geo. Kidgewoy, Philadelphia 1 P.
rid Jones, Schuylkill county; McCloy, Penn
sylvania, end ttlijab Spoouer, Schuylkill
county. Laurence Darcy, on hie way to his
rbilrlcn in reDDiylvsni. Mr Le, proprie
3Hffcrrcb Mailer.
tor of Leo's Oartlen, Sun Francisco, Jtiteuded
10 vuil i hiiaUelribU.
otathssm or u. m. i.ng, a Nativ or
riitsiiuitoit, I'a. A CcMoua Ikciuknt.
j he captain of the bark which brought us lo
11 nniptofi I'.oada treated every one with the
Kmuiesi Kinuucss iu his power. . lie told me
the following incident which occurred imme
diately before he fell in with us as we were
oririmg about at the mercy ol tho wuves on
cnirpbin!s &e. The captain any?: I was
ruri-ed by the wind to sail a little out or my
course before I came np wilh you, and on til
lering 11 a small bird Uew across the ship onco
or twice uud tlicu darted into my face.
however took no notice of this cirsumstunce
ami tha earns thing occurred again which
caused me to regard the circumstance as
something extraoidioary. ulvi whilo Ihmking
on it in this way the niyaturiiras bird for a
third time appeared and went through tbe
same , ry extraordinary ninufxuvers. Upon
this I was Induced to re-alter my courso iuto
the onVlnnl one. which 1 had been ateerlmr
und on tryitig to discover whut they proceeded
from, discovered that' I wns in the midst of
people who had been shipwrecked.' "
Mas. Capta! Small. Dosciibo the de-
raeanor of Captaiupluriidon as aud but firm
he round time to say to her,' Oh! ill. Small
this is sad. I am sorrv 1 could not iret von
home safe." She says: "Some or the ladies
succeeded in saving thi ir money and valua
bles. I remember one young lady to whom
ber father banded o0U'J to keep for him and
take with ber but shu thinking it was too bee
fy cave it buck egain. The futhut was lost.
There were five ludies in the smite bout with
me crossing over to the brig. The sea wus
very rough und we were obliged to bale out
ull the way. The chief stewurd who bad a
bleeding of the lungs aud was quite feuble.
wai in t'te captains room with the Lt'ies, to
h tuken off with them in the boats; but he
'used saying he preferred remaining on the
ttjamer. Cue old gentleman was saved. It
seemed to be the general desire to save tbe
feeble, sick, woman and children.
Mk. and Mita, O Conkek Statrmsnt.
Mr. II. T. O'Couner of California gives the
chief engineer the character of a man either
trunk or crazy. He describes in interesting
language the whole voyage, lie was saved
by the -Ellen, lie closes bis statement
thus:
There was no carpenter on boarJ and no
tools to be fuund to make box pumps ; I think
we might ull have been saved had the pumps
been in rood order, and had the vessel been
supplied with capenlers uud tools ; e cculd
have kept her up until assistance readied us.
In my opinion it was nol tbe storm thut de
stroyed her.
Mrs. O'Connor says that her suffering from
suspense in regard lo the Tate of her son wus
terrible beyond imagination of tuose who
liuve not had similar experience. It was Gve
days before she knew his fute, uud each day
seouicd like years She has not recovered
from the effect of her sufferings und says thut
tho joy of tho discovery thut her buy was
safe comepletely overcame her.
Mrs. V FS 11 awi.kyskjs she, her husband
and her two children were on board until she
and the children got ou the Marin by thu
secoud boat. She thinks her husband was
lost, as be went down wilh the steamer. She
watched the progress or the bulling ull night
and says; I asked my husband if lit' was not
tired and replied "Yes I am tired, but I cm
work forty-eight hours longer in the same wuy
if necceas'ary. I am working for your life
for von und my children." He had beeu very
sick und had scarcely recovered.
Mis W.imfkbd Fallon U.ves tbe fol
lowing among other facts:
"When we were being taken on ooara the
Murine the waves rati very high I should think
as high as fifteen feet and we had gerut diffi
culty to get into bouts. There were a greut
many of the men before the brig came iu
sight, who went to bed or locked themselves
up in their staterooms und refused to work.
Some cursed und swore, and the sceno of con
fusion terror and anguish has mude un ini-
uression uiion mo which can never be effaced
Otukh Statkmknts J0I1111 Cummiiigs und
Thomas IJride pilch into engineer Ashby
savagely for his conduct before deserting the
ship ilridi. paid (600 in gold to he let on
board Aihby'a boat, but Ashbv polled out a
knife when he tried to get in. C'utnmiogs
"ai .
Mr. Asbby landed at .orunn nnn wanieu
to come ou in the hinpire City out cupl
McGowan would not have him on board und
tuld him thut if he hud served him Cuptuin
McGowan) se by dtfciting bis sbip bu would
have shot iinu."
Extraordinary Fkicaks or a Lunatic.
A young muu iu Mercer county l'a., named
Davis, has for some time manifested symp
toms of iusauity. Tbe Pittsburg Dispatch
says : .
He imagines himself to be a cecond Dun
Uice, engaged in gelling up a circus, Ou
the lolli iust. he caught a snake ; which be
took to belli school bou:.o iu the neighbor
hood, where be says be had a graut peifor
inance after getting through which he swept
I ho bouse uud broke ull the windows with the
broomstick. He then went to the residence
of Mt. William Curry a mile or two from
towu in the absceiice uf the family, and de.
slroyed nearly everything iu the house. He
says be went there to "have some fun," broke
u gun, wilh thu barrel of which he smashed
the crockery dishes glassware and windows :
took lo pieces a clock und two watches grin
ding up the works in a cider press It then
struck him that tbe ground where the house
SU'O I would be an admirable location for a
circus, wheteu poll h built a fire oil a floor,
und it wut suuii iu llamas, from which bu nar
rowly escaped by jumping from a window,
cutting bis arms and buuds in getting out
uud leaving a broadcloth coat, which the heut
induced him to throw off a prey to the flumes
Cousideriug the buvs appropriate peiTuruier
in bis now circus be upset several hives, aud
uudertouk tu put sleigh-bells ou the insects,
in which "ierlocuiauce" be was very badly
stung. When tbe neighbors came, running
to the Ore, they fouud him under a shade
tree, congratulating himself thut this was the
' best perforinaoce be bad bad yet it orougiii
the largest audience !" The housu wus en
tirely destroyed und the poor luuulio secured
aud tuken lo. Mercer jail.
Ti'RKisu Extravaoancr A Taris letter
ssys the Sultan of I'urkey has ordered Fro.
meat Meurice to make hi in a splendid mirror
set in diamonds. It will cost above $100,000
and is destined for the favorite of the harem
a beauty who not only exhausts the im
mense allowance given ber by ber lord, but
manages to ran up bills iu Constantinople
to tha amount of half million of dollurs a
jeur. . .;.., . 1. . ,
1 ii 1 a a a t
It is stated thatMr.Lumley, of the London
Italian Opera, io order to release Signor
tiiugliui from bis engagement at tha Theatre
ltuliua, Paris, bus paid 40,000 francs, tbe
sum al.ich was fixod for breach of contrast.
cdlanemts;
VIBOCQ'S IiAfaT fcXPlaOIT.
The following in relation to Yidocq, the
celebrated Paris detective, whose death has
neen recently annoauced, we cut from a Pa
ris correspondence of the New-York Daily
irncs, ,
Yidorq'i period of glory was the Uostora-
lion. He was the Creator of the popular
unyunt aa otrere, 01 which ho was a long
time the t hief. His memoirs, which he nub".
lished, 1 boliuve in 18-9, in futir large volumes
nave oeeu translated into Jingltsh, German,
iiaiinii und pat.i4h. Fur a long time hu
us ine nero, the mystery, the god of the
Parisians. Himself a thief, he cuiiio out ol
the cliain-cnnif to enter ibe notice. If a rob.
hery or an assassination was committed, the
nrst question was, "Is Vidocq utter the mule.
luctor?" Or if the muleluctur escnned.
every oouy exclaimed, "Dials because Vi
docq was not in tha ntfitir?" F nally Vidocq
fell into the exclusive business of watching
for hiru infidel wives and husbuuds. a Inclilc
lucrative and umusiug occupation at Paris,
out certuiniy not very reputable. liven in
his later years so creat wus bis renown in
this business that bis aid wus freouentlv
sought by wealthy people. His last explwit
was me lollowm :
A rich mercliui.t went to him to consult cn
a deficit of K0,000 fruiics which he fuuud on
bis books, Vidocq demanded
"Whut is tho age of your cashier?"
"Tweutv-fivn. Hut 1 am us sure of him aa
of myself : be has ulso been robbed : bo is a
victim like myself."
"Are too married T
"Yes."
"How old is vnur wifo ? Is sue baudsotne ?
Is she honest ? '
'"Oh, Sir, my wife is virtue itself honora
ble, attached to me, above "
Never mind all that ; your cashier is twen
ty-five; is your wife handsonio T'
"Since you insist upon kuowiug, she is
handsome, but "
But! but! no matter about tliebuts!
Yon wish to find yonr money, don't joo, and
yon nave conuuencu 111 inei
"Of course I havr., since I ant here!
"Very well, then ; go back home, muke be
lieve that you are going on a journey, aud in
troduce me into the house."
This was done. The merchant loft home,
and Vidocq hid himself in a closet near the
chamber ol the lady. Itrenkfust .was served,
a young iiiiir was shown 111, uud wus thus ad
dressed by Madame :
"Very well, Arthur, he is gone, bathe sus
pects us, and we are lost."
The rival of Curpeutier went over lang ti
rude of love aud desolution, concluding with
these words :
"Only one road is left open for us ; let us
take whut remuius and embark for
Vidocq stepped out of bis concealment.
Tubleun I
"My children, b calm, or I'll break both
your heads," said Vidocq. "We understand
each other, 1 suppose I Now, tell me, where
is the stolen money V
We have only lOi',000 francs left," replied
the woman.
"Are you telling the truth?"
"Oh. 1 swear it."
"Very well! Give it to mo." Tbe money
was given over.
"Now, then, let this affair be forgotten ;
never speuk of il to your husband, and bu
shall know nothing. As for you, Sir, give me
your delicuta little thumbs." He plied
handcuffs on the gentleman, conducted him
10 Havre, put him on a ship bound for A me.
rica, und left him with the Frence adieu,"
"Go and hang yourself elsewhere."
Vidocq came- buck to Paris, handed the
100 000 liuiica to the merchunt, saying, "Your
cashier was the thief, but he hud spent 50.000
francs of the money with a danscuse. 1 em
barked him for New York." Afterward no
happier family was ever known than that of
the merchant.
A Singular Fact. A stock ruiser of Fay
ette county, Ky., lost eight colts one season,
four uf them thnrough-breds, and Tour of them
scrub stock. He amptituted the legs or all
or them, und boiled ctl thu flesh, cleaning the
bones thoroughly, to learn by examination,
what difference, in respect of bone, l.bere wus
between pure blooded and common ones.
On taking the brnes of the thorough bieds,
aud holding them up to the light, he noticed
thut they were utmost transparent, as much
so us white horn. He tried the same experi
ment with tho lones of tbe inferior stock.
They were opaque, and transmitted light no
more than buffalo born. He then tested the
bones by weight, and found the thorough
bred by far the heavier, showing the superior
substance and solidity. They were hard aud
dense as ivory. 'Phis is a singitlur fact.
Sorghk SlxitK F.xi'kkimbxts. The Char
leston Courier or the l'Jili instant, contains
tbd following : "We ar indebted In the po
liteness of Cupt. A. Koiiuiillat. popiietor of
the well known manufactory of uoiifeelioiinry
111 King street in Hits city lor the results ol a
trial which he has given to the Sorgho cane,
for tho purpose of testing its possibillity of
crvstullizatiun. Cupt. U. procured 100 canes
Irom the farm of Thus. II. Peas, which alter
being properly crushed; produced 21 gallons
of juice. Thi juice after boiling and evapor
ation yielded three gallons and three quarts
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Tub Tonokr. A white fur on tbe tongrJe
attends simple fever and inflaminall in. Yel
lowness of the tongue attends a derangement
of llie liver, and is common to bilious and
typhus rovers. A toogno vividly red on tha
tip and edge, or down the centre or over tho
whole surface, nttouds inflammation of the
mucuous membrane of the stomach of bowels.
A white velvet tongue attends mcnlul dis
ease. A tongue red at the lips, becoming
brown, dry and glazed, attends typhus state.
The description of symptoms might be extend
ed infinitely, taking iu all tl e propensities
and obliquities of mental and mnrul condition.
The tongue is a most expressly as well as
unruly member.
Dkath or a Tamocs IIorss. Mr. Felton's
famous stallion Ticoneroga lileck Hank,
which, took the first premium at the recent
United Siaiei Agricultural Fuir, at I exing
tnn Lty.. died a few days since at Uovaustnwu
Mi'., quite suddenly, aud his death was gener
ally imputed to poison. He was vulued by hia
owner at $10,000, and he is suid to have
refused 8.000 for him a few dava before hia
death.
A Cure For Dyspepsia. The Oxygonated
Hitters have been guccussfulv used iiiNnmp.il
the worst, cases or Dispepsin on record, aud
proved to be the best remedy ever discovered
for the core of this troublesome disease.
kpavlmtnte
New York Premium Butter.
B. O. Carpenter, or F.lmira. N. Y.. to
whom the Now York State Acricuiturul
Society at the last Fair, awarded tbe first
premium Tor butter, gives the fullowiutr inter
esting account of his process :
in compliance with tho rules, of vour So.
ciely, I submit the following method of our
uiiuur-muking. -j tie null:, when drawn, is
strained iuto tin pnils, holding twelve quarts
each, and set oh tho bottom of our cellar.
which is a watcr liinn cement, whero it re
mains until it becomes loppered. It is then,
both milk and cream, poured into churns.
which hold a burrol each a pailful of water
to six of mill; added, and the whole b ought
to a temperature of CS'1. Thu c-Iiu rnir.2 ia
done by horse powtr, mid requires ubout two
hours. J ust befjre the butter has fully come.
uuolhcr puilful or two of water to six of milk
is put into euch chui u, to thin the buttermilk.
so that the butter may rise freely. The butter
is taken from tbe ciiiirn into larire wooden
bowls, thoroughly washed with cold wutcr.
mid salted with about one ounce of Asbton
s ill to a pound of butler, and lightly worked
throngh with a common ladle. It is after
wards worked at intervuU of about three
hours, for four or five limes, with a common
ludle, and packed iuto firkins the next nioru
ing. "The GiKins ore filled within on inch or go
of tho top a thin cloth spread over the butter,
and thut covered with salt und brine, through
the whole season. 'When the weulhcr bo
comes cool, to hasten tbu thickening of the
milk, we leave a quart or two of buitermilk
10 each pail when the onlk is strained."
The butter which obtained the premium
was made during the. month of Juue, from
livo cows, fed ou pasture alone. The wholu
amount of butter made from the five cows in
thirty consecutive days was 201! lb., or ubout
1 11. 10 oz. per cow prr day.
The cows were natives, with a slight mix
ture of Duibam blood. The oiiik irom the'
five cons, on the 2d of June, weighed 25L
lbs. measured 118 quarts, or about
quirts per cow.
The Apple Treo Borer, Again.
Something is said about the borer, in ano
ther place, this week ; but the following facts
ns tn its habits, we find in the Massachusetts
Plowman, and ore interesting :
Tbe Apple Free Borer never stsy's less
than two years in the tree. The worm enters
in July and buries itself under tho bark the
first season. In October you may find him,
white, and one fourth of an inch long.
The next year we find him boring into the '
sap wood of the tree and his course is usually
upward, yet he is sometimes found descending
to the roots. He comes out pretty uniformly '
in Juno, boring through to the built. Hero
the worm-rests till its wings are formed,
when it Hies ubout in the night and fastens
upon tbo apple tree, tbe quiuce, the white '
ash und the locust.
Many of the flies full grown have been
brought to our office for inspect iot One
was found iu Hingbam, in his hole, with
wintrs well formed, just ready to fly. It was
a full inch in length others are usually three
fourths of an inch.
Dr. Harrisi. of Cambridge, the State ento
mologist, ut one time bad some doubt whether
the worm remuined in tho tree two or threo
years. Ha wroto to us ou the subject.
From what we have seen of the borer and
learned from others, we incline to think tha
worm remains nearly three years in the tree
entering in July and coming ont in June.
The J'eack Trie Jiorer is a diU'emut worm
and not so rerulur in its habits. Tho worms
ere round it, the roots, generally, and ihey are
of all sizes, from three-fourths to one-fourth
of an inch in length. This arises from the
fact that the peach Hy luy her eggs at tha
roots, in May, June and July, sometimes in
August. They ulso come out and turn to
Hies before laying their eggs so that by
ritririr ustios nrnntiit l- ...i- u
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