Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-16

them were taken but 1hcllcr and Dodge es-
capped into the street, passed the gates before |
they were ordered closed, and took refuge in /
the suburbs. Here they lodged the active |
search which was kept up for several days, and
ultimately reached the United States by way
of Mainc.-In all It's parts am sure have |
rarely read of 4 more desperate and rcmarka-
bic escape than this.
Crourrp CRrAM-This delicate luxury
seems not to be duly appreciated in this "land
flowing with milk and honey" Among far
mcrs, where we might expect to meet with 1t
in abundance, we rarely find it. The economy
of it would form on important item, in a large
or a common sized dairy, as it is said in Eng
land, where it is much used, to yield one-fifth
more and better butter than when not cloutcd
for this fact, however, our experience, will not
enable us to youch But we can believe that
the unpleasant flavor which milk sometimes
has will be expelled. The process ofclouting
is simply TO scald the milk over slow fire, un-
I'll it rises TO or near the boiling point. This
dctaches all the cream from the milk on the
top of which il forms a compact sheet, which
may be cut like cheese curd. Put into coffee
or on fruits, it constitutes a rich and delicious
appcudagc. The mode Of making it in Eng
land, is to put the milk into a hell metal vessel,
and let it stand twcnty-iour hours, or while the
cream rises. Then hang The vessel over mo-
dcrate fire, where it is continued about an hour
and half When near cbulition, the vessel
is occasionally raped by the knuckle, to as
certain whether it rings, for at the boiling point
the vessel ceases to ring, and is Immediately
taken off and set away to cool.
CrRE FOR TIE PLEs-Mix one table spoon
! ful of sulphur with halfa pint of milk, TO be
taken the last thing every day, until favorable
symptoms appear and then occasionally, as the
case may require The above is a cheap, n
simple but most nialiahle cure for that most
painful and unpleasant disorder 1t has beel
used with complete success in old and in
veterate cases where individuals had spent
scores of dollars in medical advice. 1t is equal
" as useful as preventive. 1t will injurC
none, and only once requires trial.
HuNrING the PIG--Amongst the rura
sports of merry England. hunting the pig i
pretty general, A pig ofconsdcrable size OnC
strength is selected his tai is well soapeC
and creased, aud he finally becomes the pro
perty of the candidate who is successful il
grasping the pig by the tail, raising him up
and then throwing him across his shoulder
THIS is evidently 10 easy matter, for in addl
ton TO being CREASED, the tail is docked to with
in few inches Of the stump. No one 10 al
lowed to seize the pig by the leg, or any othe
part than the tail; but, IN climbing the pole
dust and sand are very freely used. 1na yer
short time the arena becomes Il scene Of in1o
scrlbabc confusion and fun the grunting e
the pig, in his efforts to escape from his purSn
erS, the lamentations Of those who are sprawl
ing on the ground, and the shouts and laughtc
, of the spectators, produce a scene of loIlty Sc
, dom witnessed. = Walters Games and Sport
, TmE SorDIrR's DrTIEs.-lct us learn tn
soldiers duties @ from SmcGrrow's C0ic
tHiNhi, SOFT ol hIltdIl NdHhiii 0''''N W -
rcct,ons by that great general to his soldiers
Push hard with the bayonet. Tie ball vi
loose It's way-.tho bayonet never. Stab ono
r and of with the Turk from the bayonet Sta
, the second. Stab the third. a hero will sta
half dozen. lfthree attack you, stab the frs
ire on the second. and bayonet the third
What business this for Chrstan-ior an
human being No wonder that it so inurC
even boys to the ioulest crimes, and make
them mutineers, murdercrs, pirates, villains
, every name and degree f.
Y INvoTuSrARY BNLooNIyG.-The Comrie
G des EtetS UniS of Saturday, relates curious IN
i ciden, which occurred in Paris, in conseQuenc
Of balloon starting on It's own hook, wthor
Y the consent of the proprietor A large col
/, course of people had assembled 10 see an mr'
i naut take flight for the regions ofupper air, bu
unfortunately, before he took his seat in the ca
- the grcostat got loose, and the graphing hool
+" which was dangling from the machine, hltche
j. into the ndcscribables of boy who was gain
" open-mouthcd at the ascending mass and ca
: ried him up willy nilly The women, as ma
=, Ter course, screamed and tainted, but the Lac
A who seems to nave been hero in his wa.
d clasped the rope tightly with his hands an
a feet, and with an awful rent in his aforesaid
q was introduced by his inflated companion mi
. the uppe, circles. After short voyage, Il