davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-01

I acaH not promise
what | would or
would not do, Were
I elected President
of the United States.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
STRANGE SPECULATION.

In his lecture on the Sun, Professor Nichol alluded to the fact, that fields of coal have been discovered in the Polar regions of the Earth, plainly indicating that that section oi our planet was once lighted and warmed by an agent more powerful than any which now reaches it, and which was capable of sustain ing vegetation of tropical character. To ac- count for these facts it is supposed that the Aurora Borealis was once more widely difused and much more intense :than it is now in fact, that it was permanent and powerful source oflight and heat which clothed in lux urance the regions now bound by thick rib bed ice. This statement reminded us of an extrayagent speculation of Charles Founder. A.luding to the former permanent brilliancy ofthe Aurora Borealis, he ventured to predict that through the operation of causes which he ! thought he would explain, that phenomena would in future age assume its former import ance and that the polar ice and snows would be dissPated and fertility assume the place o barrsnness. He went further, and supposed that under this perpetual radiance would b. the centre of future civilization that the DO lar sea--a basin formed by the broad northern shores ofth continents-would become lik the Mediterranean, the centre of activity, an place of intercourse for all nations !-Saler Observer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
GOSHEN DELEGATION.

At e meeting of the Wings of Goshen, holden on the 7th inst, for the appointment of Delegates to the County and Senatorial Con ventions-
 Cicero Collins, George S. Brewster, L. 3. Oviatt and James Wadhams were chosen to represent the town in the County Convention.
 Joseph I. Gaylord Frederick Miles, John M Wadhams and Obed M. Humphrey were chosen delegates to the Senatorial Convention, 17th District. N. BREWSTER, Chairman.
 J. W. LANE, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
HORRIBLE.

Sir Robert Peel in late speech in Par liament on the state of Ireland is reported to have said:
 In one instance three men were hired by a person of some responsibility to assassins ate a magistrate aear Clonmel, and they did so. their reward being two gaineas each. The Government offered a reward oi H2.OOO for information and conviction, and the very man who had himself employed the assassins informed of them, had them con- victed, and claimed the reward Of E@sOUt which he(Sir R. PseDwas obliged to pas him.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER
Litchfeld. Feb, II, lSlS.
DEATH OF THERON ROCKWELL.

We regret to announce the death of the Hon. THERON ROCKWELL, of Colebrook, one of the most distinguished and highly esteemed citi- zens of Litchfeld county. As gentleman of enterprise and public spirit-as Christian and Patriot--and in all the relations of civil and social life--he was model of excellence. He filled with fidelity and ability, various of fees of public trust, and twice represented this (5th) District in the State Senate. He departed this life at his residence in Colebrook on the 30th ult., aged 66.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
Gbe 3poet'a Corner.
For Me Enquirer. ' BE STILL. ''
BY FLORENCE GREENviLLE:

Oh pilgrim in Earth's darksone valley of tears Surrounded by sorrows, temptations and fears Despair not the Savior thy pathway hath
 trod, And sweetly he whispers, be still. I am God !! Do foes gather round thee. do friends all de-
 part2 Does islander hurl at thee her poisonous dart I will never forsake thee. pass under the rod Though thy sunlight be darkened, 'be still, I
 am Godr Do the storms of affection o'ershadow thy way Hath thy brightest star set without one cheer.
 ing ray: Thou must walk in the path that so many have
 trod, Murmur not, for love thee; be still, am
 God /! What though o'er thy bark the wild pillows
 may roll, They cannot o'erwhelm thee without my cons
 trol am ever Jehovah, almighty to save, Be still,' am pilot on Life's troubled wave Be still, am Goj,' and thy ways are not
 mine Bow sweetly submissive at Faiths holy shrine; When Heavens morn dawns over sins gloomy
 night, Thou shalt know that the judge of the earth
 hath done tight New Preston, Jan. 30, 1s4s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
IBEpORH PARTlMG.

Donation Visit in this village, on the 9th inst.
 BETORE PART1MG. We part. How soon all earthly pleasures end How faInts the soul for good without alloy. For leave, in blissful intercourse, to spend Existence, where nor haste nor cares annoy. We part and what allotments shall befal, Ere turn the months their rapid course again Who is for life To whom that dreaded call Death's call, whereat life struggles SO in vain. We part. but who another year shall see' Or, spared, such gathering as this enjoy! The aged Say will ye remain or ye, Whose youth torgets the arm that may destroyl We part. Life is all parting. They decline Our hopes, our schemes, Each moment sounds knell
 Why round the heart such vanities eltwine It haunts the rth,-that bodng cry. Fare, We part: Yet not all gloomily adieu.
 Light shines, and comfort, upon yonder way Faith hath an eye can heavily glories view, Discern mortal life, and endless day. l Who mourns2 Who doubtss Kould'st entel l into rest
 Would'st look serenely on this ebbing tide !! With Cop, isjoy wherein the soul is blest, Infinite good, that ever shall abide. r His blessing follow you His mercy save. His love, forever with your spirits dwell, Then, calmly, gladly, passing through th' grave,
 Your deaihlsss soul shall bid the earth, Fare | well CYGNUs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17

SAD ADACCIDENT.-We regret to learn that Mir. Charles H. Sherman, of Bridgeport, Ass sistant- Conductor on the Housatonic Railroad, was instantly killed on Friday last, at West Cornwall, by being run over by loaded car MT. S. was about 30 years of age, and has left a wife and child to mourn his loss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17

A little over forty years ago, Aaron Burr was broughtio trial on a charge of treason. for undertaking to raise within the limits of the United States the means of wrestling Mexico from the dominion of Spain. It was treason Men to dream of the conquest of Mexico, but it is noU the night of patriotism to under take it.-Louisuilie Jour.
 FAME A glass castle erected by public opinion for .he better observation of it's inmates.
 arA Batchelor in Detroit having advertised for wife to share his lot, an anxious inquirer has solicited information as to the size of the lot.
 Away with anxiety. Let us lean on Providence. There is being to whom all the distinctions of time are the same, and who is able to dispose of every thing for our wise improvement.
 The first portion of Col. Fremont's defence occupied seven columns Tn the National Inteili- gencer. It charges Gen. Ksarney with bearing false witness.
 HA revolution has broken out in Bo- livia, which threatens the destruction oi the present Government.
 e1TheN. Y. Post office advertising is giver to Bonnet. He seems totakes the information quite in character. Says he has no thanks fol Cave Johnson, whom he dispises, and he think the additional govsrnmsnt patronage will enable him to give that gentleman a few extra "icl ticks"
 Psefyy.-Thought in blossom! The champaign of the literary vineyard.
 SPEAK 10 TLL.-As you value your owr happiness, or the happines of those a. round you, bridle your tongue! If yoy know good of your neighbour. so spcai to others. Ifyou know no good, be silent 1 Ii wall cos. you nothing, and may sav' many a remorseless pang.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
To Mary in Heaven.

Thou lingering star, with less'nlng ray'
 That lov'st to greet the early morn, Again thou usher'st in the day
 My Mary from my soul was torn. o Mary dear departed shade
 Where is thy place of of blissiul rest See'st thou thy lover lowly laid'
 Hearst thou the groans that reud this breast? That sacred hour can forget
 Can forget that hallow'd grove, Where by the winding Ayr we met,
 To live one day of parting love! Eternity will not efface
 Those records dear of transports past; The image O! our last embrace,
 An little thought we twas our last Ayr gurgling kissed his pebbly shore,
 O'erhung with wildwoods' thick'ning green; The fragrant birch, and hawthorn hoar,
 Twin'd am'rous round the raptur'd scene. The flowers sprang wanton to be pressed,
 The birds sang love on every spray. Till soon, too soon, the glowing west
 Proclai,n'd the speed of the winged day, Still OCT these scenes my mem'ry wakes
 And fondly broods with mser care Time but the impression deeper makes As streams their channels deeper wear. My Mary, dear departed shade !
 Where is thy blissful place of rest I See'st thou thy lover lowly laid 2 Hearst thou the groans that rend his breast
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17

go-The following, with the Social Kind ness,' in our last. was written for and sung at Donation Visit in this village, on the 9th inst
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
poutes eoretsm 5atsrtaMp
LrrcHF1ELD (CoNN,) THURSDAY la48.

who can gaze on them without his imag- ination calling up feelings in his bosom too big for utterance, On that spot they exchanged Bibles and plighted their faith to each other, the stream deviding them, and the sacred book grasped by both over its purling waters. This was the only token of affection each had to give the other, and the wealth of the Indies could not have procured better or more appropriate one.
 In Lockhart's life of Burns we are in> formed that several years after the death of Mary, op the anniversary of the day which brought bsm intelligence. he ap- peared, as the twilight advanced, Gin the language of his widow,) very sad about something, and though the evening was cold and keen one in September, he wandered into his barn-yard, from which the entreaties of his wife could not, for some time, recall him. To these ehtreat. ies he always promised obedience, but these promises were but the lip kindness of affection, no sooner made than forgot ,en, for his eye was fixed on heaven, and his increasing strides also indicated that his heart was there also. Mrs. Burns's las: approach to the barn>yard found him stretched on mass of straw, look ing abstractly on planet which, in a clear starry sky, 'shone like another moon,' and having prevailed on him to return to the house, instantly wrote, as they stand, the following sublime verses, TO Mary in Heaven,' which have thrills ed through many breasts, and drawn tears from many eyes and which will live the noblest of the lyrics of Burns while sublmity and psthos have a res- bonding charm in the hearts of Scots- men.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
Phiia., Reading, anu PosssViiie
Rail ssO;>d.
@s:xss EaHsa, hsn%A I'll
- s35 Es3asSsl as


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT ~.
~HANGE OF Hoa.s. aud two 1'ra'ns Da''y
u J zach way, except Sundays.
On and after Monday May lst, islS' Two
trains Will run each way, daily. between i'h'a
and Pottsvlie
MORNING LINE-ACCOMMOD
Leaves Philadelphia al - A. NJ daily except
Sundays .e-Y -sua
Passes Reading at 10 AS A NJ. .-
Leaves Pottsvilie at - A. " daily except
Sundays Passes Reading at 8 10 A N. 4ea4
The above Line stops at all way stations on
the road as formerly ,.,s..J ~ s.,
AFTERNOON LINE-F ST TRIM. ~
On Train Dowa Train.
Leaves Phiadriphia at Leaves Potrsvile at )
| ZAP NJ daily except p. NJ, daily except
Sundsys Sundays +,.a
Leaves Phenixville 45 LeavesSeh Haven,2 81
! ~ Poltstown, 4.i5l p" Port Clinton, 3 90
| Reading 500 +" Reading. $50
- Por, Clinton, 5,45 Pottstown. 4 30
- Sch. Haven, e.lo Phenixvlle, 90
| Arrives al POTTS ,rrives al State
i vile, o 2ol Road .rts4 o'oo
I The afternoon train will stop ony al the above
4 named stations Passengers for other points
must therefore take the orning Line ''
/ Depot in Philadelphia, corner OF Broad anc
/ Vine Streets No Passengers can enter the Cars
nnl.ss provided with Tickets
! MOTT FIFTY pounds of baggage VIII b
allowed to each passenger IN these lines an'
bassengers are expressly prohibited from fas,ni
ANYTHING as baggage hut their wearing appare
n which wiH be at the risk of its owner, N
freight will be taken by these lines a'nt'' q
Il By order of Board Of Managers o = 'sei'
S. BRADFORD. Secretary
Il a "a. 81 4
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21

presenting The public with .sney & for , the ne. Esaasa sass
no ap aosy is needed Vas numbers in the Unted safes
who suffer IRON these affections IN their varied forms, are
peed u seek relief fr other urccs than the iinnc-
diate prescra,i f the regular physician II becomes
trref object OF hnnity, well as If public inter-
est bring belT them remedy prepared Iom much ex-
pcrence aud which may always be relied upon SAFE,
EFrfcfuAL, Asp HARMLESS TO TIE CONSTITUTION That
such ia the true chlracter OF the INDIA COLAGOGUE,
is amply atesed by the universal success with which 1t has
~ I!s,2ct from communication Of the Hon. WI
LIAM WuopBgIDGE of The L, s Senate, late Goyeuor of
u tf Dkrnoir, Oct. ~, 1910.
Dear siri have read with much interest, your little
1RAEarIsE upon The causes, feamet and curc' of the
country during the last few m'nf-an interest increased
n doubt by the fact that have individually suffered 81
to Judge safely upon subject entirely protest. nal, yet
yor tue gy seems D. me wei reasoned and var mcih
sons lust and think withaA t!st your pamphlet cacu
llted to produce much practical & od.
Speaking o the medicine says lit fully justified your
aerins enpecaii ms and us safe convenient, and poPn-
eve that ii win prove great public benefit am pleased
learn at you have recently established several ageces
for It's disp siionth ugh regret that with vewts a
more general dissemination of IT, yon should have found 1t
necessary from ysnr present residence among us
with much respect have t'Tc hnnm ~ ie SIR |
.... ais t Your obliged servant, e.
o- -,f ra5s WI! LIAM WOODBRIDGE Z
rzs- rnon uop, STEPHEN Y. II, TRovPaIDSE Of Micj-
enn State Sc, ate, IN the Agent at Detroit.
o., IT. ~ BirM'NTHAM, OAKLAND Co. Dec f3, ISL:
snysu IS M,s @bi cue 6r anti-bi0ns medicine d
believe that il the yirt,, mud cccy o this medicine Were
generally known, the vi ASp AeuK would disappear II
! Michigan. lat.i , Sc = i. -, y j, 80 =
procured bottle in the sp,ng OF 1911, and have goo
resssio believe that myself and fsniiy escaped the agu'
! last season in c,nsrq quencc II its ust' -, -
PeIhans in siAce the setfehehi o TINS nm
pennsna has tho fever ani agqc been oreVaen rs th
Inst have zee ,nmenlcl,s medicine ~ numerous ~
tan.es when the disease hid become A ed a panie'
be skill OF physicians and have never known II iail
ho, university pfpdueel the s happy effects ana be
H. il has never been esceed by any medicine in reno
Wing the sIius diseases of the climate. 'N
's Yoms, respeclfniy, !, ~.
/ STEPHEN v. r. TRoWBRiDGE.
| AGENT f,r san lnry-H T. MASSERi Northumberland
wrTiJISG.roM & ca. Miaon, J ii. RASER; Selias
| grove, MAY n kLt SNi
7 Nav Q, 1sis-u f1.H 'i- H
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
THOMAS G. GARRETT s CO. :

~ a. u G@ R 50 .
n asd and Braannia Wa,t, CUTLERY, and
Fancy ecLs.---and Msnsfsclorers ofiJew-
erv and Silver w sre, iRs Chesnut s,rer,. Phils-
delphis, have rscsived by late srrivas alstee and
handsome s'o,k Of English and French Matches
and Mashe. Porcelain and Fancy Clccks.g 'af
Plated Urns. Gsstors Cake Baskets, High sni
Chhmb crC sndies,ick. Soup Ladies'. = oaqs .aed
Ferk.. Also good assortment Of Dii anna
Ware ard Fine Guilty.. scri. lai ,4f.ig ig.a.r
Th-r stock Of IE WEi.RY is large and ofihe
nost "a Sgshle'K uJ, spd 'hsy are well .ppp'Ie''
mh Silver SPOONS. Forks. Mugs, Napkin King
Butter Kwvss &c, ard wi hep' m 'ki"t any ds'
pav f prices 10 ,he. puhhc prints. they gre p's'
Jared TO sell az low as those who do, ana inVne
p rscns wishingt" purchase 10 call. Y H'i9
Phiiadtlphia, June 10. ls4s --6m ioar v7'na
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
KNOW ALL MEN TuAr
RENN'ET s. co.

HAvE REMOVED ,.rom lyI "a'se. T,,,h'
L L at their New spendih an -.
l,shment to be known as the rl- 10
rONer Hall Clothing
No. 1872 Market Street, bct,recn ,dt'4 9 s'ftA'
HtLADEb Ill \.
The toprietnrs feel reluctance m ,h.
gazing what IN any way might appear liz y.
usual Bohhastic exasaerat'on ot soma VI y
trade. bn, will Veg I ave to quote the following
uottc. trom one al our CITY papers;
One of the greatest cnriosit'es ihat our .uy
affords TO the stranger is BENNETT W ;
q, eat clothing store. No. ls2 Market street De,
tween Filth and sixth, which has been s'y','h
Tower Hail." from the peculiar h"lsh OF 'he
from, The buiidng is an immense one 60"
tanning seven capaciuns rooms all oi wh''n are
stocked with every variety OF srssonaoie gar
mrnts, arranged in the most perfect ornrr a"u
regularity. The proprn tors take great pleasure
m showing their buidng and contents 10 'he
citizens, particularly strangers and to these CO.
ming from the countIy-we know oil no piaee
more worthy of a visit.
hladelph.a,, May eth, isis-3m. t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
s FIJI. SMITH,
t,oclxet Rock aud Morocco Case
4 ns,,,,,syt.turer, ',

JIs, .uccepd.a B =. siSTY, at the o'd STANG
II Sl4 CHESNUT Street, n'laer'pna
prcke, Books, Bankers Cases ana 'or'.rn"s ,,. ..
everv DESCRIPTION, iort Mannare' ivory ,s ao'e's
Card Cases, Dressing Cases. SpgSr 90 ',-'" ~
do I, Backsar;,mon Boa'ds Cue 'snr" "u"'
lens Snyd-r's ChapnIan's aud Sannt''! n'A.'
:, ,ps; Frnny'a Tally ho Razors, h'us
W., " & Buicher's Jackson, Chinese ana 'syp
,,ors. Pen kuiyes and Scissors, OF every
la'" ,l'.., ~ I'm Bowie and D,rk Knives; also a
ri, vent Of Fency Stationery al 'pe
f,hhns do, with reainess and despatch
n,uJi, In ne 81, lSlS-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
A TnnrsAsp DoLL,ns S.vrp!
ASNBX B. ROCAF,
EEa( and Gap Manufacturers.

sou'h East Corner IF an and Mgrhet Street,
Bas nienf story. ,.t-f .l....l.
PEI L a D Il T. r II a.
IJAVE constant On haud full and complete
Ii as-or m Mt of HATS. GAPS. and fUkSi
Ais an elrraut rssor,mYpt Of men, an bows
Ieehorn. Panama. aai PiarL'af Hats Al Of
" ich by a ssvin of $1,000 IN nj, will he sold,
whole ale d retail, at The vry luwes' prices
County dealers woul well to call as by e.
ronou,y ani low ,en', we are enabled 10 sell OF
very low rates al .9i sguemiras .m.a sdi bt
June ION, lS4s-ly u., 4,.i,.- aff
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
a9a TEE CHEAP t3at
Brush, Comb and Variety
STORE.

| !. BUCKIUS AND BHUIffElS, N ~
III. l. BRUsH aMANUFACTURERsss9 saasii
ANb DEALERS IN COMBS s. VARIETIES
No 90 North Third. ssis,Ji Rass ~ ssd 'Ns~M
i E.Iss eeaaes Of 7Aisd 0sd Nsskss street.
yafGx111k2xAG
XNHEREthsy offer tor ~ ca general ,asscsy
w lIn-nt Of ssil ik,pdsaf B'sshes. Cones ans
vasiet,ey whixb. they ere 4dstsr minsd to1sei'
Lower ihaa can b puIehassde se~hera. u ao's
I .Coun,sy Messhanis'sHd o,hess lPuschssing in
the above as- w, 6ad n to theft sdvsn'sss to
cal before pasehasaas s'ssvhsra - she. sqsat'y
end m,css wiAabs fully suaraslssds against 81
competition -ia@siel iiai1th-A nt'fpi
r&htslv>ia. 5sI q, is4s-it
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
Estate of Catharine no;,.rne, decd.

NJ Office is hereby given. that letter. Of sj
~ minsira,i u have been granted 10 tn. subsc'-
bpr on the estate of G ,tharine Bourne ,e ofSu-
bury, decd. An pei INDEBTED to sad estat ~
having rl,ms ,rainst the same. are requested to
call OIL the subscriber for set,lem nj. 8.,,. f
JOHN BOURNE, Admir-,
Sunhury, August 26. ls4s-Gt p- t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
. THE BEST
EGI II ,Tr SAL ? .EE.
--''] Az tlse World.
NEW VOLUME OF TFIu
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

ME Publishers OF the Scientific Nm-riraa
respectfully give notice that the FOURTH
;ARLY VtlLU Me Of theT- Joarnai VIII be
omnced on Saturday. Sept. .2d This P"e-
ss4r., a,E.rs entirely from the many masa'
.s sa6, ,nat-r. which hood the conntry II IS
Weekly Joernal hf AT, >cieoce and dechan'cs
dug idr its object the advant enien' OF the
fsRFSrS Of NE HAElCS, MANUtAC-
,sEs and INVENTORS. Each nanheris
,si.sie1 with iron, i've to ZEN original EN-
y1EING> OF NEW dECHAFICAL IN
:NriGNs. nearly all of the best inveniions
ieh are patented al Washington being illns
siI IN th. Scirriifc American taso con
rs a Wprkly List Of American Psteuis; no
,.s of this progress OF a M-chanira a"d ~ei'
ldc Improvem-n,s; practical direct,ons on
construction mana .nt aud usr ot all kihds
,.GHINERY, TOOLS. Sc. Essays upon.
.,,,ic, Chsfsisiry and Arehitec'ure; ac'
~ c,re;., inyrntioas advice TO lnven'
!. sa;l Road Inrellisence together WIN vas,
an, AZ athrr iuterestlng. valuable anc nsf'u,
c-m.,io. The SCIENTIFIC AaERlS''N
he most pepaiar Journal Of the kind ever pup,
NED. aud Of more importasee TO the in'rtes' "
sCHsNICS aad INVENTORS than any
ns they eosiA possib obtain II IS printed
RI eiesr tyee eI beautitul papes' ana pe,"s
rtsd to biadiag, the subscriber IS posses'e"'
the end OF tue yFdt, VI - 'e'r
rouR HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN PAGES,
,,.,s Illustrated with upwards ot 2 1l'
Piy, Hundred Mechanical Rngravinss.
. '''d'aa AND AN INDEX @
TERMS Two dollars q year, in sdva &c
IL desired, one, dollar in advance. 'he 1r'na.n
n months TO CLUBS 80 copies, IS Is
~ LANES SIS. Those who .wish TO sunse''o
Sriftc - SaiS ftc enc lose the amount in le'fef d
f'F' '' MUNN s. 60:
Publisher. ofrhe, se'sn'0e A%ss% Msm York
ALI LETTERS must sss posi- rA,p = !. :. ;,
VOLUME THIRD bound, ss -, ''. g safely
sie for sale, They may be sen. - a
,ebsSisaf brsw,nss sxeee,sa =, The cheap, !. :,
=, The bfite III the SCIENTIFIC n VI VI
>N. gtq1 afn Nlh
w FI nHfuH Ii. - - =
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
-r A @ E NTS -t"
V.ANEHC"

vVVO CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND
L POPUL 'R WORK, in every COUNTY
throughout the United States. To Agents, the
most liberal encouragement is ofIrred-wilh 4.
small capital Of S25tn slU0 A ch nee is offered.
whereby an agent can make from $lo TO S25 pc
week, For further particulars address (p",ip,id)
WM. A, LEaRY.
1-H M. l5s North SECOND Street,
Tbila'leiphia. Sept. 9. ls4s.- 6m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
PHIL A d II L p HIA. rs
n tt LIE HURAY,

FINE GOLD AND SILVER WAICfitS.
LOWER THAN EVER OFFERED,
lt'hoiesate and RefaH
The stock consists in part OF Gold and SILVER
Levers; l'Epinrs and Quarter Watches Jewel
ry of the newest and most fashionable patterns
SILVER Spoons 4c,--Particular attention
paid to these articles, the qudiiy 81 wh'th ts
No. |, and workmansh,p Mfo. The establish,
meni of LIE HURAY has been well known. FOh
FOUR7Y YEARS, in SECOND street, ana
has made character which needs no p''hng
Silver TEASPOONS as low as sa'oo per 4lr set'-
can be made for less # wished
watch GLASSES-Piain. 10 cts; Patent
IS: Lunette. 90 cts; other articles IN proper
ton. 49, 80.
Remember, you can buy here below any pup
,,shed list of prcps in this City or New York
Watch Repairing particularly attended TO- ano
warra nted 10 give satisfaction
N p--Oid Gold mi Silver bought for cash OF
taken IN exchange at don't forget the No ~
North SscoaT Street above Arch, Phi'aae'pn'a
sent 25 1s47-ly-e May 6, 1915
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
p,ct orf,s edition OF d'Aabigisc's
great work on the Rcf0rmntton

,Ir THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY IN GER
)MANY, SWITZERLAND, &'i,-Wtl be
pabIished or or abod. the lst Of Apr,i,. ISIS, hy
los A Spell, No o6 Cherry. 81. above 9th,
his splendid i2mo edition Of the above naned
work, with is engraved illustrations rom ot,-
s,naI designs; 4 vols in 2, bound in ea'ta cloth
'"I Ths % pS6li.Ssr respectfully s.'Is the attention
of The trade and the public generally, TO th's
work bling the Only illust'aieded,'ion pue'ml.e
10 Ii. Uuitea Statss71ti. trusts shat, lhs esao'.
AZ ia mhsllishmrpts, ths strong and suos'an''s
~ Ioown popu .arity Of the work 'tseif, VIII b
,"s N"o. r|s..s.s;,. 49, Il pa>htie fsves.
SURE JOS. 4 sPEEL " cas:l ssos: e s's :.
JAsS q slss k,d pobhshse snsys pm M
beautiful Edition Of Sergeant Be'rs ns'ss os" !;
I suitable book for children, neatly "ohe W
txs,. s!e,As .y.s ~. z go - ~, '' ~ 10
"A .-efsi AK .Hat