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nISBROW's RIDING SCHOOL, No: 100 Bow
~ err, near Astor and Lafayette p.eces New YORK
a D. the announce That bis School Is op-n
Day and Evening, FOR EGnestnan Tuition ard ExeTrlse
Riding TERMS
Is Go
10 DO ......... 10 O0i20 Rides 10 90
do ........... ) COLO do 90
sage Le.:oas % Single Rides ....., IS
g. highly framed and cute, Horses, for he road or
asrade 70 let. EVENING CLASS
u Lessons 70 - Rides 90
Single ........... - Single Rides IS
RULES.
i. AL Lessons or Rides pait Tor or commencing
One hour Above for Lesson Ride he School
S..C1e holr and hslt Tor Lesson OF the Roet-
I: Hours for Ladies, from 4 NJ 70 8 P. n
Hcurs FOR Gentlemen, 20 and fcca 70 81 ?. 81.
she gentleman admitted during the Appropriated
20 Leti-s-
rtyS aon.as allowed for Course Of Lessons Rides.
" 3. The School hes been rehtted and furnished with
Stoves Ladies' IL deEca.e health need be U-der no
preheEsior Of taxing cold
card Of address requested previous 20 commencing
for Ia6es si7 SIN
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Official.
LIST OF LETTERS.

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PRINTERS

Lalsoa, < Co, Publishers
Is 5 RuadaH, Editor c )
Journal
ouaia in Onnia-s
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MISS ATWOOD, Teacher OF Music, recently Prn-
lflcrsI Of the -Rsics department n tae Sparta Female
Seminary &C. hEs ,eken Nc. II Am!tyst where
see I'll give instruction The piaro guitar, End n sing
lrg OF ne nost Reasonable terms.
TIE b, Of references gwen, AID Eade known OF
application. Terms, payable che hsif in sd7ance-
Few pupils c1n have prec--cr al aer free OF
cazrge ESQ Ila-
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.;T%a,5 ,EIENiNC lINE lor Albany and

All persons are f,bd trusting any OF tia Boat. q III
Lire without written order f,on the Captains Aseus
For passage or freight apply board the Bca.s
q SCHlfITX Al ihc oficr on the wharf rN
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The above Hoss ~, a. i..-s arrive a. Ao-ry :
no ike for the moain Train Of Cats tcJ The Eas " Wet
Fregh; taken NJ moderate sSee. and zone taken sne {;
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S.gani50si MONTH AMERICA Cspl Il II FAIRY, will
-ave on Tuesday Thursday, sud Sssursy afternoon,
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.;T~ssS AEIENINt; LINE toI Albany and TrOy
t-1-s.AlSSs--tS--rh steamboat COLUMBIA, Csp, WV
sS1srssASs--AI Peck, Will Leave Monday, Wednesday
and FGGs evenings O'Clock from CortaadsL Pier for
Albany and Troy direct
Thus beat IL OF the FIRST class and is commanded b.
su experienced and attentive officer. and for spset and
commodatou Is superior TO most and interior to 1one %
III. river mss
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d BRITANNIA PITCHERS-A ful supply of bes.
- quality Britannia Pchers desirable and csef1l for
a.6 S1r!,nz-stp- b5 fu50 ST. BOARDMASk BART.
(v0LORED AND WHITE rolled paper MasIfrs,
SDr sac ~ ta5i c :. HARRIS, 70 Exchange place.
] AMPS, GIKASDOLEs, Hall Lanterns, ard Chan
IL t.-erS-D-lz- Sroiner Co. Washington Stores, No.
l& NL:tscl-sL A-e manufacturing and have always on
rsa3 ~ assortment Of articles lheir Iue- Of The FOL
lo o=scrpto1S- sE. u=y vi seil 8: Wholesale or
retail q osE prices 70. cash
o!af Lana2sGi. 5oszs sao stiverei &c gFesi variety
slsP-eEIRy SSsEz 10 do
5rzskrs Soier. 10 "a.
solar Ckaods1efs, DO, ? sE1 I i.shls
sqsP=adLng campheae L=.EPs Bracket de- do
Side do d.
Cauph-re ChazdeIrrs-z and hshs
Girsranes-it siiver-d ard BTonzed, vsroGs pene:ns
2sH MANIFESTATIONS szes VIII cut or Stained s!esl
pau DEITZ. BROTHER CO
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nIYIDESD-Knckerbocke Fire Insurance Cornps'
Any Of N-wYors, November 2lst lsid.-The Pressdeni
and Directors have this day declared Dividend Of SIX per
cent payable and after the fret day Of December mex
The transfer books will be closed sd inst until rs
fret day Of December BY order,
M I'm x 3. MCDONALD Secretary.
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MONTHLY REPORT foy November, OF he New.
AVA York Medical aad Surgical lnsraie No IS Cham
eess-st Cess Sscesstf.sils TFee.e6
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n PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of ths
County of StwYorS Notice is hereby given all per-
sons having claims against John Il Townsend iss Of mo
City OF deceased 10 present the same win ne
vouchers thereof the subscribers the Samuel
T. skidmore No % Cedarstree, the CRY OF New York.
on or before the ninth day Of March next Dated New York.
the Nth day ofSeptember 1916
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, 4 [. ,o<.
az awsm SAML. II SKIDNORE Execuiof~
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AiOHAWK And HUDSON RAILR0AD q

I't Bonds of 1897 add lS42-Notcs Is hereby given tbs!
the interest due the above BOndD viii be paid al ms
Mechanics Bank In the City OK New York. on 2reseoi.'
t!on Of the coupons, and after tie proximo Al
bany, November %, 1916.
d. w f. FOSTER Jf Ssec,ta1.
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DAILY AT O'CLOCK, ?. NJ
IT, rENpI - LINZ N.Y. NIn,

sslss--Ss1 Tor ALBANY, daily. Sundays cxc-rt-s
N'@N''<'>'~ through dtt,,i ats ocock I ~ ion, ae
Strau.bcs Pier Between Cortland rad Liberty ST..
Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt 6 Is. Rigs Will leave CT
Monday "Wednesday and Er.SNy eSsGiuss a. O'Clock
S,eSrfhosi NNtCE k.RBOCkER, Cart Allied Houck.,e
Will csJs on tuesday, Thursday ard Saturday eyecinst
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF lhe Surrogate Of lbs
ICounty Of NCwYork, notice is hereby given to all per-
having claims against James Halliday late OF tho city
OF Phadephs, decea.ed present the same with tho
vouchers thereof the subscriber the office OF Henry
r. Davies, No 80 Wall In the city OF New York on
or before lhe htst day OF June next. Dated Newiofk,
the 18th day Of November, 1911.
MARY JANE HALLIDAY,
n}n Iaw6fn Adninistratrix c. T. A.
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S:eer5cai SANTA CLAUS CAPT B. oye,bash VII
I.av- on Monday Wednesday, Friday AL Sunday ahef.
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oys!eg N ,,:..l ASD Ear RAlLsoAp 60.
WORCESTER AND NASH

w Company-NOdce hereby given that an assessment
Of give Dollars has been laid by the Directors each shss
ofthe Capital Stock Of this Company upon which
Ment Of ye per cent has already payable al tbs
Treasurer Office ltj Mains Worcester the frat day
Of January next, and Of Ten Dollars hiss
been laid all the Shares OF the Capital Stock OF sid
Company upon which assessment hes been made
payable at the ufne and place aforesaid.
4. II. HEMENWAY. Tfessurer
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AND SET ERE Rkl1- ia 81 -

- UNION LINE OF Packets for l.iserpool-Pacset
e2rTIf the 9Th DecemberThc splendid, fast sailing
-s"s0' packet ship RAPPAHANNoCK, Captain Drum.
moud will positively sail above, her regular day Tbs
accommodates for cabin second cabin and sieersge pas
sengers are very superior. Those wishing 10 secure
bcrhs should make early application board, foot OF Do
yer st or TO w. & J. T TAPSCOTr, as Soul'st.
door held RurlinQ.slp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-27
For sNFC on kCMs.
THE BENT CKEEk FLOUR WILL,

XNHlCHi is in The limits of the new county OF Appo-
w maliox, bordering upon the line "i buckingham.
I'D within a mile or less of the James River Canal, and
lI7 miles by this route To the city Of Richmond.
THIS Mil has fixtures very upeTIor-enllr''y com
pIete-is On a never falling stream, aud the brand oi the
Mi has a high standing III Richmond aud other mar
kets.
The country adjacent to the Mill is a first rate wheat
growing part u Virginia.
Those who may be DESTROYS Of embarking IN the
manufacture Of Flour VIII find This Mil advantageous
in all respccts. And hose who may have a disposition
II pngape IN a wooilen or cotton, or other kind ot manu-
factory, would find Ibis property very suitable TO snra
an undertaking. The Mil House is large, and the
Dam Is constructed most sohdly aud duIaby. The
house itself could be converted into a cotton or wooHen
manufactory, or such a mahuiactuIy could be added to
The flour mill, most conveniently and advantaeenusly y.
Mr.. Andrew White, who lives NJ The Mill. viii show
the property to any deslrous OF purchasing, or renting
the same-
For terms, apply 10
RICHARD POLLARD,
Alta Vista, AlbemaIle county near Warren.
Angus, 20 Is
EYsg a. fsE 9A
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Nov2i
UG!k5AsG Hs Cost.

HNIIE Subscribers, havIl @ determined 10 make an Ell.
II tire change n Their business, offer their stock oi
Clotlinc and Furnishing Goods at Gust. Ihuse wish
mo any article in cur line VIII now have an opportunity
not often 10 be met with, as We are determined 10 sell
Our entire s,ock a and below cost.
We have on hand a lafoe assortment of Cloths, Gas
sineres and Nesllngs which we will sell OF manufacture
At the original cost.
All persons indebted 10 us will please call and settle,
as it is necessary that We should close our present busI-
ness as speedily as possible.
n = hose wishing To furnish their own Clothes
can have them manufactured as formerly.
WArERHOUoE, WHiTIEMORE & G
June 6 ts
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n pursuance Of the foregoing decree, we, the undf T.
4 signed commissioners. thereby appointed, will pr
coed, on Saturday, The % h day ol September next. al
the residence OF the SAID Richard Phillips, in the coun-
~ Of Nelson, 10 sell 10 the highest bidder, On the terms
specified IN sand decree, the Tract of Land, Slaves aud
other Personal Estate therein named. The TILE 10 the
property is no doubt good bat we vii be responsible for
no other than is vested in MS by SAID decree.
JOIiN THOMPSON, Jr.
j. GARLAND.
AuCnsi2l In
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second Supply or groceries.
NnVNG 4 EsOWf rs

the plrasuTe In announce to 'he'r customers.
thai they are now receiving an addition 10 their
Spfinp stock II Groceries. ~ hlch oe Of their house, has
recently bought IN lle Northern markets, upon the most
favorable terms, for cash only, by which they are ena
bIed 10 offer To them extra Inducements.
II would be unnecessary 10 ennmefate The particular
articles Of Stock-sunice ii to say, II embraces the usual
extensive variety. and all they ask, is call from the
public u insure sales.
july u
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EssEs a Rsssss7,atTs

hIasHI Al kbV esa.at ~
4 RE now receiving aud offer for sale,
"A 80 hhds. 81. Crolx, =, Il. and \. o. Sugars, (part
prime.
500 bags ~l.sgnyta. RIO and Java Coffee.
loo baNes Npern and iallow Csndles.
80 packages oil Loaf, Crushed aud Pulveri2ed Su.
gafs,
5000 lbs. Sole Leather.
2oO kegs Nails, assorted.
80 hhds. and barrels MulAsses,
SEQ sacks Ashiou's salt.
lOu buxes Mo aud ONE Window Glass.
An oi which We inve fecently purchased IN the Nor
them markets Tor cash. aud al low prices, and w'icll
We Gle To our iueads and the pablIc al a snail advance.
L.. &R.
August 20 Is
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n. y. Ys.JfM TD * ID, sY.gTEE. Nv ~ DEAE.sESs.
rJs LYNCH8URG vlRHINIAN,
ts-alA--So

- tdE LYNCHBURG VIRGlNiAN,
t,sbtiste emtUsekiy fsnsru .HnndnV ana IhGrSday
a. -Four us per aaaum, payable IN adoanee. .N0sa
.,,,e,.an ,cill be receiuedtor a Sio'terttme than sr months;
md no papsr ioil be discontinued, (ezeept at the discretion
: IN, Eitors,J until al arTearogeS are paid
CO ENTERTAINMENTS inserted at % cents per
,stars Tor iess) for ererg innet form "nsefe'"" """ !
..s ,.re,tre( orlrS) far esery outer form 'hseft'oh.
EVERY RTIsER IS required 70 note, on has
r,,uscrint, hon Tong he ,risleS has advertisement thSe'ted )
an advertisement, not 80 noted, ,di be inserted tai" us atS
entinuance be ordered.
FOR YE.1RLf .~3DtERTiSLNG the terms arc for
he pripl.ys oftuo squares, 30 for one squire, 50 Tar
- 4,.ye. itter form, 3i5. Ererg yea1iy advertiser
,vb, ,, ,,jycttor,tfa his advertising To hispurticn-
ar line of business.
7~JOB pRLV'FLVG rrec,ted NEATLY aud erpedit,otts-
and "a reasonable terms.
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w. III. E0riMder - Co.

iANE lnsi received an addllonaT supply OF
IL GaOOEaxES. L12UNRS, &c,
which ave neen recently purchased under favorable cir
cumsrances ard Cr cash. They dltter themselves that
they are now FULLY prepared to sell extra Bar!a'ns IN
their line, and most respectfully solicit their old friends
and the public generally. TO give them a call belnre Fur-
chasing, promising them that every cfl3f'' Oh 'ne'f part
will be made ,s give general satisfaction.
July 80 hs
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Conn HnissiOncr's sale.

Conn nissiOncr's sale.
r : Y virtue OF a de:retal orler, OF the Circuit Snpcri,
q D or Cuntl ot Law aud Chancery, for the { ounty
ii Nrl-on. Of the Slh day oI May, lSi6, pronounced IN
the case OF David 4. MrllcNinjet against ilarrud
Scott. James Loving and William jordan. will on
the 29h day Of August next, IN the premises, In the
county Of Nelson, sell, 10 the highest bidder, III equal
pay mpnts uf sly and Twelve lnonlhs,
TyrI. IgEIsGsWC0O CHURCH,
The purchaser to give bonds aud security lor the pur>
ease money aud tle ulle 10 the C"qfeI withheld, until
the said bonds are paid.
WILLIAM MASSlE. Sheriff
Of Nelson County, by
Alex. Furlune, his deputy.
July % t29A
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&c.

hnA LBS. Bacon Sides and Shoulders
.tU.OVV tor sale. in prime order by
LEE < ROBERTS.
August II Is
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WIZ rs ssl.S.ESJ.

n all lis BRANCHES. They have now ON baud. and VIII
constantly keep, a beautiful assortment OF CLOTHS
C~ANSlMERES, NESIINGS, and in fact every thug
suitable for lputlenen's wear, which they will make
M To order in The most fashionable styles, handsome fits
and warranted woi kmanship.
We very respectfully invite the Gen'Iemcn OF Lynch
burg and the surrounding country 10 owe us a call.
WM. JOHN OAktf.
N,vI3 Is
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Monticello ~essnabnrSS.
II great Es0rg0t" ia E0Hd.

II great EsGya0tH ia land.
N VIE undersigned being extremely anxious to DIS
pose of his little FARM. near Amherst Court
House, offers the same at a very reduced prlce. The
Tract contains about
THREE HUNDRED ACRES,
lies within one mile Of The Court House. aud has on iii
a-r2 comfortable DWELLING HOUSE,
Ga.sfs with every ether house necessary tor
S4EitiH5 farming purposes. In NY absence, my
Ltt,aaags%xEss.ga friend, Robert TInsley, Esq who resides
al Amherst Court House. will 1--WE any lninfma ion de-
SIRED. MARSHALL l.. HARRIo.
July l3 Is
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kr0i, sEinviS snl. MIR.

NDER an %aoihotliN gwen 10 the undersigned. as
y commissioners. b, e.. VI. Fa,ne. john W. Mos.
hv and An. Mon gtaety they will, on The 18Th day
81 October nevt. upon The premises, sell In The hughes.
bidder. all that valuable Land aud Properly. kuo~n by
Ihr naInn Ii
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LAND FOR SALE.

fEIHE SUBSCRIBER wishing TO move TO the west
4 offers the Land fut sale. which he resines on, Jus
one and a half miles from the Market house IN Lynch
burr. Il is a most desirable situation for a family Tn
buildings se good and convenient. The -InrI
ID " f. l. |. y & II D L 5 f., E-AS.s.H
has SIX rooms and all the ont buildings are 80 II
pnnd; a garden Of two acres, and an eX- E.sssaNs4
cellent apple orchard of the hest kind of Iruit, in Tact,
frult of all kinds. This tract OF Land contains
Two HUNDRED AND TJrENTY-ONE g.
n HALF acres,
is well watered and in good heart and condition for crop
mo. | is all enclosed and divided into 3 fields and three
lots. This Lam; lies between James River and the
Lexington Turnpike, it JOINS the lands ct Mr.. William
DarIel and Thomas Sc.tt, and lies inside OF the Ton
Gate, " tict makes il much more valuable. will sell
i, on accommodating lern6; aud give possession 10 seed a
crop Of wheat-aod full POSSESSION on The inst OF Janua-
~ next.
II ere is about fly acres Of wood land on it, he most
of il very heavily timbered-i deem It unnecessary 10
say auy more. as persons wishing 10 buy VIII view Tor
themselves. Terms made known On viewing the land.
DOUGLASS IL PICKETT.
June % Is
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T0 the GE.v.YE Es.PsE.S-.

TIT fNC G31.E eNa "a 8l.v...
v HAVEa superior piece Of BLACK FRFNCii
4 CLOTH, bought expressly for Sdmmer Coais. =
Gen,lenen wanting a light and pleasant So'nt1eT coat
would do well 10 call. u. IL. fEirh''
Jane 70 Is
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~WERCEs.E.V'T' T.ErE PRS
w TT g. J. o "A X E Y,

NN'OULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Lynch>
burg, and The public, that they have associated
themselves together and taken the large brick building.
opposite john iiolins, where they inIenp
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-02
Wonders have not Ceased ,n our Times,

TSixteen lines or less make a square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-02

WHY FARMERS SHOULD TAKE NEWSPAPER.
A farmer should take weekly newspaper
for the sake of his children. If he would not
have them grow up inignorance ofwhat is pas
sing at home and abroad-it he would prepare
them for proper discharge Of their duties as
citizens, he owes It to them to give them the
benefit Of this weekly instructor coming into the
family without hustle or pretence and perform
ing its office without delay. There is a vast
amount Of intelligence condensed in the mar
row limits OF a well conducted paper. Much of
this can be obtained in no other way H.; and for
the remainder the student must wade through
ponderous volumes or waste his youth over the
midnight lamp. Whatever may be thought of
it 10y our friends in the country, we know that
taking newspaper is a cheap way of dlflusing
information through family circle, and we
know TOO that it will, as general rule, put ten
dollars into the pocket of the farmer, for every
one il draws out-N. Y. Farmer.
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Tnr por,ro.-A farmer in Vermont las,

TnE PorATo,-A farmer in Vermont last sea-
son was behind oil his neighbors Id cutting his
grass in his meadow, At night some wageish
boys went into one of his meadows. and cut
down all the grass in it. They also went into
his potato patch and cut few swaths through
it. At the time OF digging the potatoes they
were found rotten erccPt 'ohe'e the boys had
cut off the tops, and they were all found good
and sound. This would seem to show thu, the
disease begins in the top, and j, suggests as a
means OF saving crop the cutting of the tops
so soon as the tops begin to die.-Mornina'
Nens.
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III WILLIAM y. TArPAN.

Bf WILLIAM y. TArPAN.
Cease, proud Britons cease your boasting:
Dropping like perpetual rain;
Threats are cheap, and endless railing
Is as foolish as it's vain
We alike your worldly terrors
And your pity must refuse -
Insolence from naughty mobiles,
Wit from Dckenss "Daily News"
That our sires were English blooded
Plainly tells our pilgrim stock;
That they owned the Saxon spirit
You may read on Bunker's rock;
That we speak with British accent
That our thoughts like Britons' how,-
Ask, if we will yield to threatening7
Eighteen millions answer, NO.
Yet we're peaceful while the tunnlts
OF old Europe hurry on,
Our young nation sits contented
With the boon her founders won.
And she's happy-Victory's laurel
With the olive blossoms meet,
Art and Commerce, Thrift and Labor
Pour their riches at her feet.
We the sweets of Peace have tasted;
Our Republics breadth and length
Know " hat influence has cemented
Her in power and wealth and strength.
Shall we sqnander real enjoyment
For the misery war has won'
Shall we barter wide spread Plenty
For the barren Oregor'
Why should we the thousand channels
Force aside that fill our cup7
Why on conflicts horrid altar
Burn our dearest treasure up?
We have nought to win by quarrel,
Much TO lose defeats curse
If we crush your fleets and armies
What will be the gain to us
Not by conquest can people
Their position elevate;
Perish the unworthy notion
Perish rivalry and hate
Perish brutal War forever!
Dove.like Peace, throughout the world
Fly with healing wings wherever
Once the cloud of battle curled
While we smile at crown and sceptre,
To which peers and princes kneel,
Men Of England we true pity
For your weeping millions feel.
Would we deeper crush the guiltless
Whom the iron foot hath trod ?
Would we lacerate and trample
Bleeding hearts forbid it God
We would meet you as invaders.
Give you cheer instead of scorn!
Fight and conquer lreland's famine
With our potent wheat and corn,
Such victory do we covet
AS would bless your queenly isle,
And from John OGroats to Lands End
Light up England with a smile
Wait little; study patience;
Let not every idle note
Carried over the Atlantic
Seem roar from Battles throat.
They who fume and fret are madmen;
Even now their rawlings cease;
Patience till our thoughtful Senate
In its wisdom utters PsAcE
Boston, March %. 1916.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-02

Yankee has invented machine which
rocks the cradle and gently waves a'peacock's
feather over the chld's face at the same time !;
so that instead OF singing the lullaby to put the
child to sleep, the mother may solace herself
with the latest novel.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-02

A Frenchm.a who was exhibiting various
50 cred '.cs and other curosities, produced a
sword which he assured his visitors YVES q"
sw.rd which Balaam had ven he would Kill de-
ass A spectator replied that Balaam had y"
sword but only wished for one. Yer well, dIs
! is de yer one he wished for