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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26
From Peterson's Magazine.l
BREAD UPON THE WATERS.
BY T. $. ARTHUR.

A lad was toiling up hill, near the city
under the weight of a heavy basket, on the
afternoon of sultry day in August. He
had been sent home with some goods to
customer who lived'a short distance in
the country. The boy was lightly built,
and his burden seemed almost beyond his
strength. Many times he had sat down to
rest himself on his way up the hill. But
it seemed as it he would never reach the
the summit. Each time he lifted the bas-
ket, it felt heavier than before.
The boy was about half way up the hill
with his basket, when gentleman over
took and passed him. He had not gone on
many PAGES, when he stopped and turning
round to the lad, looked at him for mo-
ment or two and then said kindly
"That's heavy load you have. Come
let me help YOU" ,
And the gentleman took the basket, and
carried it to the top the hill.
"There. Do you think you can get a.
long now?" said he, with smile, as he set
the basket down. Or shall | carry it lit
tie further!"
"Oh, no, thank you, sir" returned the
boy, with glow of gratitude on his fine
young face. 81 can carry it now very well
and i am very much obliged to you,"
"You are right welcome, my little man,"
said the gentleman and passed on.
Twenty years from that time, a care
worn man, well advanced in life, sat mo-
tionless in an old arm chair, with his eyes
fixed intently upon the glowing CRATE. lie
was alone and appeared to be in state OF
deep abstraction. In little while, how
ever, the door of the room opened, and the
light form of young and lovely girl gil
ded in.
"Papa,.! said low, sweet voice, and
hand was very gently laid on the old mans
arm.
"Is it you, dear % he returned with
sigh.
eyes, papa" and the young girl leaned
against him, and parted with her delicat'
fingers the thin, gray locks that lay in dis
order about his forehead.
81 would like to be alone for this even
ing, Florence" said the old man. 81 hav'
good deal to think about, and expect
person on business"
And he kissed her tenderly yet sighe'
as he pressed his lips to hers.
The girl passed from the room as nois
, lessly as she had entered. The old ma
had been calm, before her coming in, bu
the moment she retired, he became agitate
and arose aud walked the floor uneasily
lie continued 10 pace to and fro, for nearl.
half an hour, when he stopped suddenly
9 and listened. The street door bell ha
!. rung. In little while a man entered tn
q room.
il "Mr. Mason" he said, with slightly pei
. ceptible embarrassment.
!. "Mr. Page" returned the old man, wit
feeble, quickly fading smile. "Goo
n morning." and he offered his hand.
d The visitor grasped the old mans han
, and shook it warmly. But there was Il
= pressure in return.
= "Sit down, Mr.. Page"
!. The man took chair, and Mr.. Masc
g sat down near him.
= "You promised an answer to my prop
D. sal tonight said the former, after paus
81 did, returned the old man; "but
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26

A surgeon of Leeds has announced, as the
result of a series of experiments with either
chloroform, and other anmsiheiic agents, that
by immersion in small quantity, or by the
local application of the vapour, parts of the
body may be rendered insensible to pain
without affecting the brain.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26

OLE BULL, the celebrated Norwegian vio-
linist, is, an English paper says, now working
as a journeyman in the mandatory of NJ.
Vuillaume, a Partisan musical instrument
maker, in the hope of being enabled to make
a violin that shall equal the tones of those
made by the celebrated Stradivalius, of Gre
mona, and for this purpose he has brought
from Norway wood more Than 200 years old.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26

DO NOT APPROVE of shades in painting. p
said Queen Elizabeth to Daniel Myers, "you
must strike of my likeness without shadows"
N. b. Her Majesty, when she spoke thus,
was near sixty, and the ''shadows" as she
humanely called them, were wrinkles big
enough to have rolled Dutch cheese in,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26
CARD e. SEAL ENGRAVING.

46 Chestnut ST. 3 door, ADORE 2nda Philadelphia
Enyrnver Of BUSINESS 4 VISITING CARDS,
Watch papers, Labels, Door plates, Seals and
Stamps for Odd Fellows, Sons of Temperance,
&c. &c.-AIways on hand general assortment
Of fine Fancy Goods, Gold pens ofevery quality
Dog Collars in great variety. Engravers tools
and materials
Agency for the Manufacturer of Glaciers D'a'
monds.
ORDERS per mail (post paid will be ?unctually
attended TO.
Phiiadelrhia, April /, lais-y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26
THE LAUGH OF CMLD.--The following
pretty thought is by ISABELLE ATHELwooD--

~ love it-I love it-.the laugh Of child,
Now ripping and gentle now merry and wild;
Ringing out ON the air with its innocent grish,
Like the tt OF bird at the twiliyis splt hush;
Floating upon the trees like the tones Of u bell,
Or the music that dwclls in the heart Of shell,
Oh the laugh OF a child, 81 hid and ~ free,
Is the merriest sound in the world for me.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26

Some of the finest glue is destroyed Of IFS
value and proper utility from the manner in
which it is dissolved. The cakes should be
put into at coarse piece of cloth and ham
mered into small pieces then immersed in
clear water, and afterwards put into the ket-
tle if dissolved with boiling water regu-
lar fire should be kept. In this condition it
should remain two days at least, until it as
sumes thick glutty appearance. Many con-
slider it fit for use when simply dissolved, and
then use it, hence so many broken joints and
veneerings, and delays and stoppage in pub
lick works, &c, By adding about one spoon
tul of ground rosin to common sized kettle
of glue the cohesive qualities will be improv.
ed, and less liable TO be affected by damp.
ness.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26

In consequence of the low prices of grain
and cotton, the farmers of Texas are turning
their attention to the raising of sheep. 1t is.
estimated tina, more than 10000 sheep have
been taken into Texas this year.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26

The PorATo RoT.-The Germantown, Pa,
Telegraph says that Nr. John Good, Of that
borough, upon examining, recently, a potato
vine that had prematurely died found il 10
have been destroyed by worm penetrating
the heat of the viue, and eating out its vital'
ity for nearly twelve inches down nearly to
the potato itself, and one inch beneath the
surface of the ground, where the worm died.
Other vines aresaaected in the same way;
and the opinion is expressed, that this is tins
real cause, no, only OF the blight in the potas
10, but of the rot itself.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26

The adulteration of bread is said to be done
with blue vi,rol (sulphate of eopperl white
copperas tsulphaie of zinch carbonate of pot
ash, plaster of Paris, and pipe clay, all of
which are more or less poisonous. Soap,
alum, carbonate of magnesia, and smelling
salts (ammonia) are used for the same pur-
nose.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26

A FEW EVENINGS SINCE, says Washing
ton correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, at d
social party, a young gentleman selected f6t
his partner in the dance a young lady whom
he had never seen before. The waltz went
merriy round. admiration increased and be.
fore the parties resumed their seats, the qhes:
ton was popped, the offer accepted by the
fair one, and it was determined that on the
conclusion of the entertainment, the ena;
incurred pair should proceed, 10 the house of
a clergyman and be united in the bonds of
wedlock. On Withdrawing from the scene,
however, the plan was frustrated by the want
of license which could not be there obtain
ed, and one or two little ct eeteras. 1t was de-
ferred until the next evening, when the Bliss
ful pair, attended by happy friends, present.
ed themselves at the altar and were married.
Well might the bride exclaim Immediately
after, ",ccll, ,cho trould have thought this time
last srening, that at This hour / should be a
married lodyn Prosperity attend them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26
fETE.A.TETE OF THE MInkMAlDs.

by "ANGELINA ABIGAIL"
Becky, see the sunset glowing,
Ger the fields h radiance throwing
Golden, pure, and steady.
o, its beams illuiiie my spirit
THAT'S Our cow.bell don't you hear il
Get the milkpails READILY
Yes, dear Sally, look and listen! t.
Now the dew begins 10 glisten =
Hark the night birds sonnet!
What balmy breeze is blowing;
Head the brindled COW she's going
Run--I'll hold your bonnet!
Becky, does The twilight hour,
By its bland and soothing power,
With sweet musings fill you!
Peace hangs round us, like mantle
(Soh, now, Sukey, come be gentle!
Stop that kicking, will you
Earth with music is o'erhowing,
There, the hungry calves are lowing!
How these tins do rattle!)
But fain would wander, Sally;
To some green and quiet valley,
Minus horned cattle.
Becky, life's q heeting hour! f.f
JOY brings grief, and cream ariH sonfj
lc, i is vain complaining
Molials nor get milk and honey
Only by hard work or money!
(Set the pans for straining
Vine Lodge, Illinois.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26

An AcIuEvEMENT-A New York paper
states that Bristow, the celebrated writing
master of that city, iaush, lawyer in
course of twelve lessons, to read his own
hand writing! We wish some newspaper COR
respondents would try course, and see if
similar results could not be attained
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26

When am making up plan Of conse-
quence," says Lord Bolingbroke, II always
like to consult with sensible woman" Lord
Bolingbroke was great man.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26

THE CHoLERA,-Advices from ST. Peters.
burg say that that the Cholera was beginning
to diminish in that city. On the i4th there
remained s,7s2 patients under carei the
same day there were 525 new cases, eis re-
coveries, and 3i2 deaths.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26
PORTER g. ENGLISH,

GROCERS COMMISSION MERCHANTS
and Dealers in Seeds,
No 8, Arch 81 PHILADELPHIA.
Constantly on hand general assortment OF
GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES, SEE DS
LIQUORS, &c.
To " hch they respectfully invite the attention
Of the public.
All kinds Of country produce taken IN exchange
for Groceries or sold on Commission.
Philad April /, iS1S-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26

DEVIL Fisu.-The Georgetown Obserter of
=
Wednesday says: These strange aquatic ami
mails made their appearance near the en-.
trance Of our harbor, and near the light house
OH Wednesday, and on Saturday our old
sportsman, Col. Charles Huggins, with the as
sstance of B. H. Wilson and Frederick. w.
Ford. succeeded, we understand, in taking
one of them. The dimensions of the one ta-
ken are as follows: 1S feet inches in width,
and I3 l-2 feet in length, and 1-2 feet
through, with mouth 1-2 feet wide. The
taking has been described TO us as rare. sport
the fish having put all locomotives in the
shade as TO speed. There was school Of
two hundred or more.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26

ELDER KNAPP's PARrsn.-Elder Knapp is
about to take up his residence in the West
In an advertisement, offering for sale his
house, he says; ..
''The celebrated dwelling-house of Jacob
Knapp in the village of Hamilton, N. ", to-
gether with ten acres of land, on which the
house stands, will be sold very low, as he is
about to locate his family in Illinois, that he
may be near the centre of his parish, which
extends from the shores of the Atlantic to the
shores of Oregon, and from the rivers TO the
ends of the earth.''
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26
Marriage is like

Marriage is like
4 cast OF dice Happy, indeed, his lot :.
Who gets good wife. o.ir Of morals pure
Aud withal easy temper, but alight oh
4 gaddng, gnssippins, expensive jade.
And heaven deliver thee.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26
A MAMMOTH NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT

A MAMMOTH NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT
A convoca,on of the stockholders OF La
Presse, representing the property, have adj
dressed ii protest TO the Executive Chief, and
the President of the Assembly. Let me
translate for you some of their statements !;
Our property is extremely injured by the Sc
anes,ia,ion. OF seventy thousand subscribers
TO La Prcsss. fifteen Thousand at least whose
subscription expired on the Soih of June, have
left us for other papers. The six or seven
thousand whose subscriptions ends on the
10th of July will do the same. Thus and in
other modes, we lost about thirty thousand
subscribers, whose payments amounted TO
three hundred thousand francs, cash. Twenty
editors, twenty-five clerks and bureau agents,
seventy corrcctors and composi'ors, twenty
mechanican and marecrs, sixty carriers, sixty
folders, five hundred distributors, are depriv-
ed of pay and of means of livelihood for their
families. The Treasury looses two thousand
two hundred francs daily, and the paper and
ink makers, and type founders, daily con-
SUMPTION to the value of four thousand francs
Puris Cor. of Nat. Int
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26

lie CHEAP BOOK STORE.
DANIELS g. SMITES
CHeAr New & SECOND HAND Book STORE,
Norfh West corner of Fourth and arch Streets
Philadelphia.
Law Books. Theological and Classical Books,
M EDICA L BOOKS,
BIOGRAPHICAL& HISTORICAL BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCIENTIFIC AND MATHEMATICAL Books.
Juvenile Books, in grecf variety.
Hymn Books and Prayer Books Bibles, all sizes
and prices,
Blank Books, Writing Paper, and Stationary,
Wholesale and Retail.
r6 Orr prices much lower than the REGULAR prices
~ Ijmares and small parcels Of books purchased
~ Books imported to order from London
Philadelphia, April !, 1SiS-y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26

ENGLISH SpoRTs.-Two gentlemen in
high life have arranged wager for one
thousand guineas, that one OF them shall sell
more than four boxes for one penny, and not
exceed more than six penny worth to one in
dividual TO commence on the 2lth of July,
ls4s, at York, and finish in Hull, 2ith of July
iS5O.-Lirerpool Msr.
Gone of ihemi will be obliged TO work
pretty sharp to sell his ''million" in two years
If he works 90 hours day, and sells box
a minute, he viii still lack ofer hundred
thousand boxes of winning the bet.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26
OLD SERIES VOL. 8, NO. as.
ESCAPE OF Sixty SLAVES AND A Flcnr. =

EsSCAPE OF C1NTI SLAVES AND A rIGHT.-
The Cine matt C numerical of Thursday has
information that sixty slaves escaped from
their owners in Kentucky, on Tuesday last,
and concentrated at poin', (agreably, as is
supposed, to pre-concertcd plau,) opposite
TO Ripley, Ohio, preparatory 10 start. They
were found at that place by some seventeen
armed men, and a portion of the slaves being
armed a skirmish was the consequence, in
which two Of the white men and one of the
slaves was seriously wounded. The latter
succeeded in driving of their pursuers, ard
are now thought to be on the high road TO
Canada. The Lexington Observer confirms
the report of the escape, and says five of the
negroes, together with white man, had been
taken near Cyihiana, and lodged in jail The
information further is, that the whole country
In that direction was aroused, and that no
doubt was entertained that the whole of the
negroes would be taken. $4,000 reward has
been offered for their capture. The number
is estimated from fifty 70 seventy five persons
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26
BASKET
MANUEACTORX,

M IS NOuIH Second Sireff EHST S'Ue, UOtCH SsH'TS
HILADELPUIA.
HENRY COULTER,
~ ESPECTFULI.Y informs his friends and
the pubic, that he constantly keeps on
hard a large assortment of chi drens vii ow
Coaches, Chairs, Grad es, market and travel.
ling baskets, and every variety of basket work
manufactured.
Country Merchants and others who wish to
purchase such articles. good and cheap. would
do well to call on him, as they are all manuiac.
turrd by him inthe best manner.
Phiade 'phia, June 3, lSis.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26

THE 'DIvINE RIGHT" ExpUNGED.-Among
the features OF the new constitution of Prus-
sia, not the least important Is that the royal
title is to be altered from that of Konig ron
Prussien, (King of Prussia) TO Konig der Prus-
sa king of the Prussians,) like the royal IT,
tie of France in 1870. The formula, ''by the
grace of God" is to be expunged altogether,
He is to be king by the grace of the People.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26
rrn MS OF THE AMERICAN.
=. 3. MASSER,
A TTORN AT LA w,

sUfvBvNY, rA.
business attended to in the Counties Of Nor.
thuni erland, Union, Lycoming and Columbia.
Refer tot
r. & A. RovouDr,
I.owEu g. BARRoN,
SoMERs g. SNoDsRAss, Phidh
RErNoLDs, McFARLAND e. Go.
SrERINe, Coon e. Co.,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26

We yesterday saw sweet milk converted
into butter in four minutes; probably dash
of ice-waier would have brought butter in
less time This wonderful effect was produ-
ced by one of the most simple churning ma
chimes that we have ever seen. 1t consists OF
a square box, having a hollow perpendicular
shaft with two hollow arms or tubes at the
lower end. The shaft rests on pivot and is
turned by small crank and cog-wheel, the
motion causes the air to rush down the tube
into the milk aud produces commotion like
boiling water the butter began to come i'm
mediately, and after it was made the milk
was as sweet as new.-N. Y. Mirror.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-26

THE IRtsiI SOLDIER AND WoLvEs.-A sol
dier in Ireland having got his passport to go
to England, as he went Though the wood
with knapsack on his back, being weary,
sat down, and fell to eating some victuals.-
Upon sudden he was surprised by one or
two or three wolves, who coming towards
him, he threw them scraps of bread and
cheese as long as he had any, when the
wolves having come nearer to him, he COM
menced playing pair of bagpipes he had
with him, and as soon as he began to play,
away ran the wolves, as if they had been
scared out of their wits, ''The curse of Crom-
well upon you all, said he, "if | had known
that you loved music so well, you should
have had il before dinner"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-08
waterman. received 90 -cnI-WesLI, tribune.
Prices Of Provisions IA New-Norh.
Wasui>eroN MASKrT. Tuesday. Mac

wv uaolssals tRl RETAIL
AyfLsS-ftt hsusL lRl sod qsaite'. sound nut.
., 70 s. Sritsenhs-ss No J, -; Prpins, = 10 -
81 n f.rfhsrs - O $50.
svrr-Bu,sh.r.' prices. tRl, 2 fo.6io lt.. siroin,
is,at Rhs 20 10 "a. Cosned-kumTs 60 o. Plates !
tsA aiusc = 20 SIS f1requsrters. g. 20 ei
sUTrER - tRl. Fresh. - 10 26c; finest Sailed, -
csANsERRlES-F bbl, as TO ti4i , b1shel, -. to
ros-Fis.h lR' fonls,c' to buysrs Of few dOaen',
r,s.,s, srs.A q 70 Pi,kbrel Is, Striped ssw loc.
al F.h Sc Fest 2, los Frost Fish SC. Cod &c. oun.
1sr 20 Raisat 20 Sslssd-Msekerel No. l. hfbhl, -
n . - = 7,-Smoke1-Ssimon, lie; Nacterel. rer
As 50 .5to9c Oyttsrs Per 100 is 90 2s CLANS hard
Sos. Sslei Nova SCOTS Herrurs, b5l 81 20 81
pacls par 20; ND Turkeys rec. - 10 IS y %
F,kns. 80. - seons dor. -; Swamp Blackbifds
sc tcs. Red Head DN.ks, rsir. Sc 20 81.
EvTfosby th- sheep, 10 &C - y fRl 10 &c % nc
Poglssy-per 70 (Rl Chickens l2c 10 lac. Cspons,
is Irrksys II % lac Ducks. IA 20 lbc Guinea
Hsus. rsr. s. - - Livc ssutsms. par - Jegse '
B,ss.. he. Tair - 20 = 50
ks.-ys bhL e. bashe 81; Carriers Dbl S3toS}, bushel
satcss Sweet fotsfoes jersey. Dbl ST do Hcw Caro-
nps 50. rfeci.td fi's 6sY,
foKx &c Dressed Hoss. Coustry .rli y 100 n s7i
- a. isrEe - oft CITY -. 20 ~ Pork a 70 t)
t LsfdIn "a 40 10 90 H.. Lsrt 20 l2c; Bacon gc.
tEeErsFLrsCahe.sc leo hezds 81 to si1s Carrots
bsshsis 10 s. Bees 20 Il Celery bunch to 2jc
Grs.n Pes. a. lstc Onions. busts, yellow II red =
Psfsuips % = rufuip' Russs, Dbl es 20 los o,
sushs :. tr Sc Nsr Lettuce 10 ~ doz Nesr Tar
tEs - g. ~ ' d7s hnnshes Lima Squsshs- - to SEC
esrh s1.te Turulps. bush ~ 20 2ic.
NE,H1N- BY th- saddle ~ - i51 a. 10 (kl ~ 10 l2c
Nfsiy-tNl 4 = : 20 Ice (Rl 10 20 ibc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-08

= e., = ustc.' ny.s'e - = md sor co. ssss q
tHf le II sAlsd Meats hove q n1f ,uuch movsmsuf
sse ~ el usfess C-af Mdaiss 90 made a. - cents
hatief and tffsse sfr Without fitngs hnf qalet.
oiL*-th frndencf of i'nsssd u upu ara bet ran
e.tn n n' ..ff. iff .e..rnf Htiff nfH fsUns lnf
lsh heiaie ita efof ri s' tsnfs tnf 1o ssnos p
lsh srt Dutch n taf Un fn. wt f.si- rth1e Ns~.
AoN fs.nns Nsunnln.si srffms 81 iil ga iif crnis
sad lIH htis ssiertat AZ bale a. ai cents
hif~W an tf'fa fNH .hs pine .liuw ai lf csrfs
TALON Vas trFa rff euffefiv fn ID cfs ffr pfins
The N1ffhers Association VIII uof sell Ices slss Boz na
a. y~sfsrfsf AZ ~ fsnfs
MNFals without rs.krd clsnFr. hnf hsf rtnaraIiv
ffo hfh fef export s'i,s HU taf.Hs ~ ffa1 f0 fnr
prime
NAVAL srORYs-A s,Ie 90 ~ ar 300 bt.s V.ipins
TO- Sin uftHe ai f1 rrrfs delivered Ard Co.. hh o
Ia Al if Hsn fIn 'tf snfpY sa'ef il1 ht Dir r.
rnfrenNof nn pftafs frfuf
Fl8H furr al UsNfst Wf.tsfs' si1tt go tt.s zee
soif q q tHi ~ snd Boo for SOS d lfHf
gkOl fNifs- fhe sugar fltrtff If hrrf nHrt srI.
rlsunr sn.a 'UI hUIs New Orleans hsrr haeu taken
sr rf fhia anf lf1 Il luia o. fhs trade .I hhds
Cabs a. rsnff rHf iaf fftHnF We bear "A rffnfe
note in prres Nnssaes fs sfeHf zoe ll.fa.f ll1
taf'Uas say fruf4 frht sf utfh rates IHU h.fs
have been dsplIrU q HtIaI We've nfrara ir Ibis l il
C-rfs ecr1ffnr 1 quality su1 packages Coffee tfistdY
With mDdrfffr Nrufrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-08

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