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HAha THEA REV edn' day Nv Gang, OetI2-wiu be
kiNG OF THE COMMONS, Time l5i2-Klng James 9Th
Scotlan Mr. AndeIson; sir Adam Wier OF LaIehmont,
Barry George Wier his ePhew underline Of Bncke
Mrs. Hunt.
MUMMY.
Doors open halEpast o'clock and the performances
viii commence at O'clock Boxes Pit 20 Ga
iery Is cents.
ROWERY Observation-Disclosures Evening". Octr 2ist,
First night Of the Grand Splendid Drama Of MONTE
YUMA, or, The Last Of the Aztecs Dramats Persone-
MeIcans- Montezums Emperor OF Mexico, Nc stevens;
Ienpuati Teoteuehli of hunlopoeh Clarke; Princess
Ch9llie Daughter Of hontezuma MRS Madison spapiaIds
Henondo CoItez, the Couque or of Mexico, Mr. Neahe
juan Ecalancs Page TO Cnrex, Miss r.. Barber
Previous to which the Farce Of The SWISS COTTAGE.
Doors open ~ O'Clock, VIII hall PasI
Dress Circle 30 eens Upper Boxe cents; Pit and Gale
~, l2k cents.
MlTCHELLs OIL YMPIC ThEAThE-wed uesdayeve
lv1 nng October 81 The evenings entertainment will
,ommepes with the Comedy 10 two entitled NAVAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kingston, Mr. Nlckin.on.
After which the Grant Original and Musical Fairy Bur
lesque Extravaganza, of FAIR STAR
In the Of the Pas seul by Miss Darlington.
After whice Comic Drama entitled USED UP
To conclude with the laughabe farce entitled, JOHN
PRETTY JOHN X CO-John Pretty John, Mr. Holland.
Dress circle 50 cents upper boxes pit snng
private boxes S.
Doors open at half past o'clock curtain rises att
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CIR EAT SAI,E OF I


A T THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE on Tuesday
"A the 9th d,y Of October (inst) at IL o'clock by
ANTHONY J. BLEEKER, Auctoneer.
The following valuable Lots, being part Of the Rose Hill
Es'ats, VIE
lots westerly side OF I'd between 10th 3Dh
SITS, beiee south est corner of 30th street.
lots 30t south side between the Sd Lexing
ton AZ enues ,mmencng IS feet west Of 30 avenue.
ID lots 23d street tn side between LIST and I'd
Taese lots Graded and regulated.
lots LIST sde between 22d and 23i
the beng the lot One oftbese lots
deep will be graded an regulated by the seller.
10 lots 22d north side and I'd avenues
each Is feet by half the block.
tots 2ih street south side between LIST and I'd
each Is H. et by half the block
The Lots belong to Mrs Hayward and we portion of
the estate of the late Nicholas CIuger.
The tile is indsrutable, having been the family for
over hslfa century
Terms Of Saelo per the day Of sale Is per cent
the delivery OF the deeds the LIST of November the
aance bond and for three with
per cent payable half weary from the LIST November
Lh graphic will be ready three days before the safe
For further information apply to the Broad
street, o, to FRANCIS b. CUTTING,
cot 21hc No. 70 Wall street.
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AUCTION uOTICED,

WILLIAM II. JONES, Auctioneer.
ELEGANT CABINET Furniture, at Auction, on Friday,
- Oet rs ls6 az 10 o'clock, at the WAe-rooms of Will
LIAM FhOsT No. 722 Broadway opposite the New ork
Hote An elegant assortment OF Rich Furniture ali made
20 order and warranted which Rosewood and
Mahogany Iete Dysns nd Chairs ia Suite covered
wh rich danask delaine aud worsed great variety of
LADIES' Sewing Chairs. rich Carvings; Mahogany. Walnut
and French Bedsteads Marble Top Dressing
Isbss and Washstand Msrdrobes Pembroke Tables; Hal
stands Guartette tables; Towel Racks Sdehoards Voare
Cha1si Fancy Chains; Rosewood French Presses Serpen
tine bureaus rich DamasN Covered Chairs; Book
Catalogues VIII be ready ADD the urniture
can ne examined until the hour Of sale. Terms Cash.
- WM W. SHIRLEY Auc'r.
DATENT White Iron Stone Chna-By IA WILLARD
This Day, Wednesday, Oct 2st a. 10 o'clocs, No 5
fine street Catalogue sale of $4,000 worth Iron China
p lots 70 SUIT retaile Hotels and Steam boats
Also, 80 Packages Glass Tumbles Cruets Solar Globes
Cut Mirror DAhes rich China Tea Sets, China Jugs
90 days credit over 100 dolls.
Bedsieads in fine order.
Also. % Hall Lanterns. n2l It-rh
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GYMNASlIC EXERCIsES.

VIZ Full Err respectfully informs his friends and the
w Pablo Ia general that he still continues 70 give in
struction 10 Gymnastics his establishment % Ann street
twa this location will he iound most advantageous and
nom cal both a ana money
" Fencing aud sparng taught upon the most approved
urInci pi.s % lmeodsrc
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RAYMOND & WARNINGS IMMENSE Me.
NAGERIE

WILL Open at NIBL o's GARDEN. on Thursday Even
w Oct 28h. The pl preparation.
QuThursday morning. Oct 2oth the procession will ener
and parade the city, preparatory their opening the
evening The Mad ~ plant and Great Roman Chariot will
pecede the Cayacade of so Wagons fill with animals
a horses. o20 Sits
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Rockers BoApp, Oct Is-5 shares Western RR 100; 10
do 100 bios 10 old Colony RR 1905 IS Chsrlesown Branch
RR 2k; rs Norwich and Worcs ster Rk 60 rs do, SOY
sio e5 do eo, SON. 50 do so sio; q, do 6o $50; do
Merchants' Bank, l0iH.
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Increase for the week in 1916. 81 205
he receipts fr the second week In October this ear
svrnge about si4 PER day Should the increase for
ZACH week during the remainder OF the season be
l,ae as tie above given will swell the aggregate
increase for the year TO than one hundred ard
s.venty Eve thousand dollars.
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ClRCUS--BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE
THIS EVENING

SICNOR FELIX CARLO,
EIansonis ra,s: As.y London; and all the principal
By Perez aIG9d ae P
bewsl The ah Of ssphds by r. Galie% won
oa Wiz spSsa
scene Of Horsemanshp:
O'Clock Boxes IS cents. Pit l21s ol9 Iw.c
ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
"; +; BURTON. ........... Manager and Lessee
10 This Theatre been thoroughly re.deeorated IN the
gorgeous STYLE and is the beautiful Theatre
WEDNESDAY, EVENING G' ocT. 81.
The With
Grandfather Whitehead .......... MIR. Burke
TIGHT ROPE, by the RAvEL FAMILY
GABRIEL t eAEEatER L s5s eSSe Character of
After the above fEfE GHIFsfRE~ of
ne above TO i fS1fsfs Ttn Hi4%iRLEeylN,
In which the whole Rwel Family viii appear
YAh 4 sTkLET sa1a4
WEDNESDAY NykslsS 6es i ss will p.r,s,m..
Macbeth. . MACBETH ACE :. Mr. Forces.
r. N Maednf ;:;;i MIR Jameson
-''''''"'' FEEHeANT NElGHBoR
GArrsnsements have been positively entered into with
af Mr. sssa Madame ssS
Mad'slle Dimer. &c.
THE albania SALOON.
$50 Broad,cay near Prince street
VHlS Scendid and Spacious Saloon IS for the
R as1 es4Ht of sEf fzIL 5oSofkTs
Beautiful Sa Illusions BY Ike e'Ta assy hs Msscan
Dancing BY M'Iie je.selyPs;
Full particulars IN the small bills.
Doors open at 7-Commence at O'clock.
BURKE'S GRAND CONCERT.
Mr. JOSEPH BURKE respectfully announces that his
w. % ss pss w b. q Nv Isssy
LEoPoLD DE MEYER, the Lion Pianist.
Miss ''rh S SfSsSz E5sE III Ban.
Mr.. Burke will perform the ollowng solos:
Esnts.ie Capdss, BY visu1tsmPs and
fSS De w 5s hi, uS Grand sna
William Tell By 0.SoIs De seo with Burke
ieks each re be had SiPgeh , w;h rr0grammss
o'clock. No posponement e the
THE FAIR AT CASTLE GARDEN
IViR positively Close ON Friday Night.
s99 - sSF eSe S' ssa Exhibitions
will take place O'Clock of Castle Garden when GsPtaa
wi By I'M
Iada RaS5sf Camel. made he
the river, walk TO the castle and back again o2 ltfh
EXHIBITION OF THE ANTIQUE GALLERY
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
Corner of Broaduoy and Leonard streets.
VNHE Gallery Of Antique Statues the Public
l. daily from 10 A Nj. TO NJ. until the commencement
Of the school ON Wednesday, the 4th Nov mhef
Admission Free-Descriptiye Catalogues l2>k cents.
o2l btiseod.rro
NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE FINE
ARTS.
THIS Institution occupying the building known the
i Rotunda, the Park, is open daily from A. M I'll
dark. On Monday aud Tuesday evenings the
br anty lighted until 10 r M.
Life Memberskp dollar Single admission IS cents
The Public Schools admitted free Sa urdays b. making
arrangements with the doorkeeper. OF 2wissrc
r. VANDERLYN'S GREAT NATIONAL
DICTURE of the Landing OF Columbus painted by order
Il of Congress, is exhibiting for short time IN the
large saloon Of the Academy Of Design corner OF Broadway
and Leonard streets.
Open from "a to 10 NJ Season tickets so cents; sin
gle admission IS cts; descriptive pamphlets ga OIL lw..
NOTICE.
THE MANAGERS OF the Thistle Benevosnt Assoeia-
respectfully that their first Ball for this
season will place Castle Garden Thursday Even
10Th Particulars in future advertise
b. order of the Board OF Managers.
o20 3t-je A. CAMERON, Secretary.
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Debts.

Capital Stock .r..
Bills in Circulation
Net profits on hand.
Balance due to banks
in this State. 49,.
Balance due to banks
in other States
All moneys due which
bear lnterest......
State Treasury,fo ba-
lance Current Fund
State treasury. for ba-
lance Sinking Fund,
State Treasury, for
loan for re building
the city.
Cash deposited and
all other moneys
due, exclusive of
bills ia circulation,
profits on hand, bal
ances due other bks,
and money bearing
interest. 80.
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te ~ ant ~ e,ch bank at periods ahovenam.d,
shO& tAee ~ ahauyes given in he aggregate are de-
rwe4 fa'. l. Ill be perceived that there is very
gre difference in the amount Of specie held by the die.
ret banks in proportion to their paper issues The
Uuin Bans, for instance, has specie hand thsn
paper In circulation
The tolls the puolic works of this State from the
op. ming navigation to the 4th of October this ear,
compared with those for the corresponding period last
snow an excess Of siSi GIG The aggregates of each
wear TO the I4h inst were as foows:-
Nsw yoaK srArs CArAs-ANouNr or Tolls
Total receipsio Oct "a is45. ......... .$loae,5s6
1870. 2099, l15
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The GLOBE HOTEL, 66 Broadway
ESA THIS HOUSE has, during the summer, been re-
EE paired and painted throughout aud has fur
~ niture.
Il will be reopened for Trave ers Sc, on Tuesday next
the 9Th and will be kept the old plan of
with the addition Of table dhote. few families and AIM
gle gentlemen can be accommodated for the winter
o3 lmhrc JAMES n PAGE .
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kS- COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOX SALE.
"A THE Residence OF the late Leonard KIP Esq. jus
1.: Of the city of Hartford Conn The house stands
on the high grounds overlooking the city, from which
brick, four floor with large porco and
built few years ago with bathing and every other
modern nence and in the substantial
The sabe and barns directly in the Of the house
finished the substantial The garden
for gentleman wishing from the city could
found Of the beauty Of the country
the ri society of the its advantages of
from the neighboThood Of Trinity COLLEGE than
mile dstant) the New York
aud Boston at all seasons of the wear.
Halt the purchase money remain mortgage for a
length Of time be paid in nstsments suit
Apply to LEONARD w. KIP
lo2 Broadway, New York or
o8 2weods re Rev WV \ KIP. Albany
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Nrw YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY, !
h.s-L- 4

October 49, 1916.
T. THE CLOSE of Course Of twenty four Lessons in
"A the French language given by Professor Edwd Church.
to class composed teachers and Others resolv
that formal and public expression should be made by
sary organization, report Of Committee it uuani-
mously
French living language beautifully Conceived and adm
rabl dey eoped by Professor Edward Church. manies his
owledge his tongue intimate acquan.
with the philosophy Of language and powers Of
anal, aud classification We FORE cheeruy
mend his ,sem Of French spoken, opinion one
of the perfect devised for the teachers and students
Of that language.
Resolved That Professor Church, by his uniform kind
his patient assday his singular and
aptitude for teaching especially unaffected in the practical
application Of has esteem, and Is entitled
gratitude.
Resolved, That duty the public, no less than era
titude distinguished Professor recommend
teachers pupils aud all persons interested this system Of
teaching the French language by its amabe and
giftc author
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TO LET,
- HE NEAT two story brick house. 10 White street.
r.: modern built marble mantes and folding doors
ing fine pantris and Croton Water. Renr$230 from the
LIST ovember the first of May As The family are about
70 leave the country good reference secury the
ia advance will required The whole or part of the ni.
ture will be sold II desired
Hours to call, between 10 x IL snd 3S O'Clock.
o2
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"SQUIB" AT QUACKEKY.
THE nsuseous dabbng gu ckery mysterious compo
stioHs unknown themselves creates more injury 10
than nature ever intended.
sICKENINi COMPOUNDS
.TWENITiYii00NNEI MlN IRs,,ip XMYsTERlEs
in unparalleled hands what horror in the idea.
Instinct will bid the animal nip the herbs when
sick-nsnct will bid herbs where science deficient
as in quackery ,,,,,,,or,r, nm,
PROTECT HER YOUNG BY INSTINCT:
And natures frank and honest the herb
emblemstca OF Gods goodness in the isolated field where
the mortar and pestle Of GU ,ckery is not known.
ABOVE IDEAS
MRS. JEkVlS'S COLD CANDY
MANUFACTURED,
And Is sold and good Tor Cold all its early
efects, bv MRS. JERVIS, 33s Broadway.
M shfon Co. 10 Aston House, ITO Broadwsy
Pickett 1854 Bowery; Burnton 10 Sxh klys 233
HUDSON street, Nelson aharne and Nladison le
oio Jsc " " -
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
HE Bar and Fixtures of old established Porter House.
Ia the upper Of the city doing very excellent
BUSINESS r. person with small capital opp
ca!y that seldom of The proprietor being
g~d ~ another business tor time this
ate.do both For further particulars apply Broad
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CEGtk WAREHOUSE.-JAS ID. ARMSTRONG &
- THORNTON, No. Cheapside. Baltimore.
700 900 Segars, rmbrac extra fine and medium quail
ties consisting Of Regslia La Normas Casos, Princi-
Also. general assortment Of Tobacco for sale low
ST I'm issrh
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COLMAN'.

EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABfrkT
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
(WHICH includes his immense stocks OF Books, Paintings
w Engrayings, Fancy Stationery, Drawings Drawing
door, up flight Of stairs thavng leased the FIRST
door where thing will be sold at low prices. and
much below the regular prices being dcsous OF clos
ing up as soon possible hs Book Department
Cheap List viii soon be for those who will buy
. quantities
Purchasers invited call ssd his New Rooms,
No nroah ssny foor ala. c.s ,.tv.
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TO PROPKIETORS OF CIRCUSES OK
MENAGERIES

m oLET OR LEASE, for year, or term Of years
c:: The Building known the American Eagle Stable
corner OF Delaney and Chryst,e streets, block
OF the Bowey The bliidng 81 feet wide by so feet long
he clear and from its aud contguty the Bowery
wou,a DC We aasped or Clrens or enagerIe or would
stalls for Horses and plenty for Apply
ON the premises, or l3l Chrystie street.
JNO. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
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X OA.
81 1913 FULTON STREET (Sun Buding,l IA
>Deeming 1t unnecessary into particulars -
his Fall Fashions 1896 would simply
hsnew style will excel in beauty lgntness and color
thing offered the public Of the
Of New Yerk His prices low as his hats fne
oil lwiRk
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kHS NEW LINE or PACKETS FOX Li,sw. ELMS
MA POOLPa ket Of 2i.t Of October ns
96fast selling and favorts packet ~ LII.
100, tons burthen, Capt John Bon VIII san o" "e"'
day. October 81 her regular day , ,..xJ. ma,
The ships OF this line being y, luo ,on NJ "a, 10 see
the advantages be derived from seeemos ,n rae bn
ference 10 snv other their great csracy euosrs hr
every way more comfortable and convenient tnah smps on
small Glass aud their m ar, snperor 10
thos- Of any other line Of kets Persons whng 70 Sc
cnye nehS should fail 70 make early application ON
poa'"' i'o' o. '"s NV J. +. TAPsCOTT.
their general passage Office,
&C South second door below burling Flip.
The ROCHESTER, will sail from Liverpool on the 9Th
Of December. oz'rh
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FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET.
~ ASUITE OF ROOMS the I'd and Sd Floors fur
Ina nshed for Single Gentlemen, without board well
adapted for rlends. whs desire to be the same
floor, those who Paor and Bedroom. Enquire
the premises, No. 80 Broadway. opposite Demonico.
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CARLTON HOUSE,
ID II. HODGES has the pleasure TO anrouuc, m hi,
friends and the public that having purchased the in
Of lis late partner, Capt Benson he will coptiuu.
tn house his and now prepared 10 make
easements With families or sIugie gentlemen who wish
board for the winter, the most fovorabie terms.
olg 2wssc
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FOR SdLE OK TO LET.
Ia AN EXCELLENT Farm and Country Seat, situa-
t:H ted IN New Jersey ~ miles from the city of York
ksnd within five minutes walk Of the Paterson Rail
Road The farm contains l08 of Land which good
lence aud in high state Of cultivation The Dwelling
House large, convenient and excellent order. The
Farm Buildings OF the best description and The situation
is eminenuy healthy For parcular apply to
JOHN WALLIS
OF 3tfrh No. 80 John stree.
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T. L. NICHOLS,
VIII. II. GRIsWOLD,
GEO. w COLLARu.


Committee Resolutions
On motion Resolved That these resolutions be
in lie Courier des Etas ns the Courier and Enquirer
Tribune SUM- Herald and Evening Post and that copy of
the of these be delivered Professor
church by the Secretary Of this meeting
JAMES o. SMITH, NJ. d Chairman.
WEI H. GRiswOID. Sec'y. o2l ltSrc
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These good, commanded,
and will sail punctuay their regular days Their accom-
modations for good and Will be
responsible for parcels packages sent by them,
unless bills of lading signed therefor.
For freight OF passage, apply 70 ,,,>,r,r,,,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

Mosr IMPORTANT DIsoovEny - -Reproduc.
tion Of the Potato The Rrv. N. s. Smith of
the city of New York, has discovered a method
Of raising excellent potatoes frum the ball oftbc
plant. Abou. four years ago he planted the
seeds Of an ordinary plant, snd obtained pots'os
abont the size Of pea. These he planted the
next year. with the seeds from ther plants, and
both yielded potatoes Of an increased size A.
gain. the third year, he planted the .ccond
years potatoes and their seeds. and had The pea.
sure OF gathering potatoes large enough for the
table, Of the fines, favor and texture ard or.
tirely tree from the rot, although planted along.
side of those having the disease. lie inds that
the potato raised from the seeds, instead Of the
r,ots. 10 as hard ano good ia the spring - when
dug from the drill This fact is worth millions
Of dollars 10 the world, as it may be the means
OF saving 4 valuable eseulent.
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A G A n D.

TO TIE CIVILIZED WORLD!!
" b. PALMER, the American Newspaper
v Agent, dolly puhorized and empowered, by
he proprie tors Of most Of the best newspapers Of
Il the cities and principal towns in the U. g. and
anada. to receive subscrp ions and advertise.
cnis, and 10 give receipts for them, respectfully
7,fes the pu'lir, that lie il prepared TO execute
Iers from ali parts of The C,sirsd World, en-
'ac.nz individuals, Firms, Societies, Clubs. Res-
in. Rooms, Corporations &c, OF hi' several Off.
- in The cities of Phhsd.ti'his. Baltimore, New
'ork and Boston. and where communications and
,quiries. post paid, may be directed. Address V.
PALMER, Philadelphia. n. w. corner Third
I'd Chesnu, .trre,.; Balim,re. s. f.. corner B,l.
more snd Calvert streets; New York. Tribune
,ildings opposite City Hail; Boston. 20 Sissc II.
A. no other person or persnns ara o. any man.
connected with the subscriber, in the American
,'wspaper Agency, all letters and communications
him. should be carefully directed ss above, end
no other persen. This caution has become ne.
,sa,y. ia order TO avoid mis'Akss. and put the pub
on their gua,d sg.iast all pretended Agent.
V. d. PALMER,
American Ne~sPApcs Agent.
.ditors throughout the TINTED States for whom
y. PsImer ia Agent, will promote the advantage
I concerned, hy pnhl shiue the st,ose.
CBLIC AOTgCE.--r. d. Palmer j, the
authorized Agent for the "SCsHUar ANEnI-
in .e ci,is Of Philadephs, New York,
n and Bal,irnorc, of which pubic notice is
aiven March -. 1886.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

On Monday morning two large hn.backs
(whalesl were seen playing side and side in
provinceiown harbor. wherenpon Capt. Cook,
Of the bark Fairy. ami Capt Soper, late OF the
brig Samrel Thomas. manned Two boats and
pouncod upon the levia,hans tefore they conld
see them. Capt. Cook gave his customer har.
paon and lance as qncs as he could dart. and
TUNED him up in about Sheen minutes. Capt,
Soper also fastened to the other. but SO far on
as M, 10 affect the vi,als, in consequence Of
which he could no, get alongside to lance him.
The wha d ran his bes, to Truro, and after cut
ting down the choeks Of the boat with the line
srd making her leah. the lire was cut and tho
whale wen, away with the harroon and about
fry fa'homs Of hrc. Capt Cook brought his
whale 10 Provinc clown in triumph. It's over
ffly lee, long and viii make abou, twenty five
barrels oil. Fin backs nrc the mos, danserou.
whales 10 capture, on sceour, o. their uncom
mo, speed Bekaers Exporter.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

JsasEY METHOD OF CURING HAMS As tho
season for slaugh,srng our cut'e and hogs and
putting them in the cellar for family use IS at
hand, the best mode of curing bee'. pnrk and
hams. is important to every hcu.eks"per
take it for granted every one knows that m GU
ring pork, tho main point IL To put IN gr"a' a.
bunda-ee of good salt. There need be no tear
ofspplying too much, II not required IN curing
the meat. il will remain in the cask, and is ss
good as ever 10 be applied again.-ln curing
beef, salt should be used more sparlngIy. Six
pounds OF 6ne salt, four ounces OF ssltpe're, one
and quarter pounds brown sugar, make good
proportion of ingredients for 100 lbs. OF beef.
In twen,v.four hours pickle that will bear an
egg erdwisc. should he applied Drying beef
should remain in the pickle about ten days. Il"
cure hams thoroughly. So as to have them sufll'
ciently salt to keep, and yet no, ton salt, and to
give :hem the real Jersey favor, il moro de-
licate operation. and requires nice hand Tho
fbliowine rsceip, is a good onc, ana may be re-
led on for making FRS, rate hsm. To SO los,
of hams, take four ounces of brown sugar, three
OF. of sal,petre, and pin, Of fne salt; puIvef.
| isc and mix them thoroughly; rub the hams
well al over. particularly Oh the flesh side, an'
Law them on boards for SO or As hours, then
psek iher Va csshs, sdding two quarts o' fin"
salt to every 60 lbs. Of hams In 10 or IS days
they msy be hing up to smoke