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SCROrULA CURED.

TIT. certificate co0cusyey proves that bs sarsspsril
IA has perfect control over the most obstinate diseases ~
the Blood Three p-r1ns cured IN one house impress.
dent.d THEE CHILDREN
Da TowSsESD; IcGr stri have the pleasure % inform
you that three Of children have been cured " the sc
"a hv the use OF your excellent msdcine They N.
fct-d very severely with bad .ores have taksn Only cr
tot-s ittook then away. for which feel myself under
freat obiigstion Yours. respectfully
ISAAC ". GRAIN. los Noosfefsl
OPINIONS Up PHYSICIANS
Dr. Townsend 10 almost daily receiving orders FROM y
seians in different parts q the Union
Thai, % certify that ne undsr.sns3, Physiei ana
o. the City Of Albany, have prescribed
nr Townsen3s sAsapsra, ,ni bellows Il 70 bs Of
a.. mos; vsluabs preparations ia ths mNket
ii 2 PULLING. Nd
J. WILSON. MD
T. B. BRIGGS MD.
AhNnf Anru 1 fsf1 z L. ELnFNDORF NJ d
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the surrogate o. ne
iCouuty - NewYork notice hereby given 20 81 per
sons nasinx claims szans ROYAL ORMsbf' late Of mo
City Of NewIok deceased o preseuths ssns win ne
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber a. nef residence NO.
the eleventh day Of September next-Dsted New YORK
,nl -. sNKAH O ORMsBY. AlmInisiratriE.
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will commence ne next Tenn the hfst Monday In
May The situation 81 this Institution. - Yonkcrs he
eat bant OF the Hudson, within hours ss Of New
York deshtful md healthy IL Is tho design Of the
Prinoips 10 uruish youss ladies' every facility for
Quiuns thorough education both 10 tho solid and orna
mental branches ard - combine, "a possible, h.
advantages " well regulated literary institution with
the comforts and pleasures o. home Circulars &c with
engraving Of the place be obtained 81 tho book
store II Clark Austin n5 Broadway OF the subscriber
m2p HN&S 5w' WILLIAM FOOrE, Principal
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GRFFNNICH bANk Wv To- Ap-.I q ~
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS have
this dAy dccisred dividend % per cent on the cap
"a stock Of 3sns payable d ne shsrehol'sr on and
.n.r th. lot dsy u May BY order ~ tnr Board
.J1trvls WILLIAM HAYES Cashier.
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90 s7oI7NrRy ,sF.IDESrE FOR -\LE-0

E.s VI ths desirable situstions Ia Midcetown,c
"a town noted Tor is brsntv Of location and scensr
sna decided b. the late DR. Webster 20 be the hesuis
psca IN the linton" rhs house . built In the ltslx
styie With non y-rsndas. sc. The Tot conisins she
n,lf an -cr- with choice fruit &c. For pstenlasincrn
OF q T STARR Al 50 Liberty - up stairs or Of
Al72x. w. y STARR, Middetovn CT
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r.,. plpER MILL FOR HAI.E. SO Rlnonlll

~. Pom ptOn Plains n J. twelve niles nnfth Or fsa
~ son with thifty u Hni one yelling house
saw-ul There is abundance u ~ater al al -e.'ss
10 drive four large engines uisht and DAY Ierm,esr
For fertilizer particulars inquire ~
.5u GAUNT OERkiCKSON. i59 souiha
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;
Yaf terms aud other pArvcuiars spPy 81
NIL N MEs q B NlLLER 4 co lln wa ~ y Y.


a. let-The house and lot 6.S brosd', NewNs
nA The lot 10 49,, feet deep ana - feet ~ide Th
house /. two story frame bulldog with hiehsn ausche
good feoair The garden oouisns variety on frrs
trees, xraDe vines 10 the location i within lev n'ngt
Ak 81 tho new epot lately essblishea from which hs
csrs l-evs almost hourly for this city The above props
~ n situated IN sesani ans healthy part Of tue ely
AID 1. very desirable residenc@ for 'msl ianiy A.
nv IN THEoDORE STOUT. Merchants E.chanse B~l
- 40 IONnIT 4 N0RLE. no Watetlt
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REAuTY AND HEALTH.

Carmeuss chalk and variety o. preparations gene ~.
IL 10 ne. when applied 20 ha face, very soon spoil o. -
beauty They close the pores of The SKIN, AND checs
The circulation which, when nature q uD' ihw-fea BY
0l.ea.. or powder or the skin nhamed bg The akahe,
used Ia soaps beAuhes rs production IN the lu
man face divine" well Ia the sarfsn o rich and d.
HcateIy unted and varisg.ed i0vsrt ree active and
h-sthy circulation Of the fluids tbs coursng of tne
puse ch blood the crtremiue, is thst whicn paints
"a. countenancs 10 The most exquisite beauty Il IL tha
which npsts Undesirable shades snd rsshes Of love
illness thai all admirr tgt describe. This beauty
il the Offspring Of nafenot Of pordrr soap u thor,
4. not free aud healthy circulation there - no beauty
II the lady fair driven snow, n she paint and use
cosmetics and the blood Il thick cold and impure she IL
not beautiful n che be brown yellow sud there pure
nd active blood 10 gives rich bloom % The cheeks snf
a brisucy o. their eyes thst 10 ftscins.lns.
This Why the Southern. ana -sPec ally the spanish IA
dies are 90 much sdmired Ladies 10 tbs North who take
bot little exercise confined IN Gloss Or nsye
spord their comp sxions By the application a cset-
oas nixtures n they wish "a r-sain asteity cfst-p
iuoyant spirits sparkling eyes ana beautiful p-xoos
thew should use DR. TOWNSEND osfsaparls. Thoussats
who have tried 10 are than satisfied are tel shtsd
LAdis, OF every description crowd office daily.
NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
Those that initiate DR. TOwnsends Ssfsapala, have 10
v.raby called their stuff grsa RsBledg for Female Sc
&c aud hays copied bills and circulars which relate 20
the complaints Of women. word for word-other who
rot up medicine, have, since the sreat success o Dr.
lowusend's sars,para IN Incident g. emsie
recommended theirs ah 1ush previously they DID COT
number Of thoss Mxfure- pills 40 injurious 20 fe
males. they sgeravse disease, and undermns tnr son
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-26

DN NNuHK ~ k-uas-larr Lamb. Lsq County Judge
Dol C.uars1us County notice 10 hereby g.ysn 'hsi cd
siArhmr has issued usrst the estate - PERRY BAR
MIN As aur-sidrut debtor md that the same viii ne
sod for ne rslneltof hs deIs unless h. no SAID Per-.
Ssrum appear sDd dschtrre 'ucn ataehmt 20 according
I'D law within nine months from ihr rrlt publication VI
"a notice and that the payment = ceas cue io m
hy residents Of Ms State, snt he delivery 20 him. or Tor
IL u.- Il any property within lh5 s..9 belonging 10
u ad he t-sns-r ~ any such properly b. hn AS FOR
hidden BIZ lsw ard are vof.-Dst-d July ~, ~
:. WEEDEH.
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iDlNG 5 DAY scfO0L FOR You're I


The establishment vas removed, two yeas since.
from Jhrenihs 20 IT, present. admirable location GO
Murray ui which mites OIL the sdss1ages OF ne coun-
ry With the heuehfs ~ the town and ufnishes 10 e.
rosye groonds aud buildings, easy o. access, Jet fr
aluded every requisite Tor "A place 81 educshon
Lexington avenue Thitty ,Klh suo Thirty seventh lts
.ew-Yofk. April IS 1919 s-2 4a~4~'
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w SCHOOL ISAAC - hJbbS, tho senior priuci pal
and proprietor q this estsbshmcnt has vithdrAwn from
he sane for The purpose Of conducting smse5 school
e.. su higher chafact-r HE location the ensuing yrsr
will b. I ~ Clements Plsce, corner OF Nscdoug.l
aud Eishh streets To- school uii be opened Tues-
osy the q Of May snG Mr Hubhs will b happy coner
viii parents Interested On or fore that safe ~
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by OKDER Of Hon Edwin Dodge, County Jadse Of
ID - Lawrence County Notice l. hereby fyen thst ~
A. shmeut has been issued against tho estate OF JOHN
SAVAGE row or late " Hammond 10 sad County Al
Atcondn or Concealed debtor Que proof made 10 the
-srupg Attachments sgarst aDfcOndi concealed or
nonresident ebtors" that the same viii De sod Tor
The payment Of his d-hs unrs. h. said John savage sp
pe.r and di,hafge such attachment Accordrg TO LA WIKI
In tnree Month. from tho FRS publication Of this notice
And tina, the payment II any drbs and TIE delivery Of
any property ging 10 tho said debtor 10 MIN or Tor
his use ard the transfer Of soy property BY him Tor any
purpose whatever are forbidden by iNw SOD sf- Yoh -
Dst.d March so 1913 JAnES BROWN,
Is laula Atrys Tor Attschiog Creditors.
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Board ~ SUPERVISORS. -MondaV. April %,
lsts--Tho Mayor il the Chair-A report was received
from the Committee Annual Taxes In favor Of snndry
persons rom axes Resolution IN favor Of fixing the sat
airy OF the Commissioner Of Jurors at SIbO per annum
Aid Messer0le offered as an amendment sl,OOO. hld
Tsppsp nsmed s., 500; lost. Ald. Smith then named
$3.50 The salary finally Fixed At 81 900 per annum
Adjourned until wednesday.
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pOAKDING SCHOOL FOX BOYs At Miedle.

fFtuN D. Inc TN NluII0f N~sfIUn UT -rff
number ~ pupils reside itl tie princip pei and
parental Young lads attended % and from school
sirculsrs sni inmate information OF Rev. n CbAss, -
N.fketu s6 tmysl CHASE.
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"a hriek bouss and 1T ia .es li} Punce-u bstws.
~- lauren. sni Wu0ster To- n'use IS - ~ % -.
flushed with folding lors marble mautss under celia
sc Sc Part Of tho purchase money esn rensn on eoN
and mortgage For particulars apply % ANTHONfl
SLEECNFR. Aucti0nesr. Rroza-st AL Nv
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29
A GOOD JOKE.

We have read the following wondrouy
legend and must say that we, cannot now
despair of humanity any more
The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer, says the Mobile Her
aid, tells an amusing story of a new inycn-
ton against rogues, called the ''Combina-
ton Lock" Recently Wall street broker,
of considerable wealth, and who lives in
great style in the west end of Gotham, pur-
chased a beautiful ire-proof safe, in which
to secure his valuables against the fiery
elements, to which he affixed one of these
beautiful pieces of mechanism. They are
so strangely complicated that you may lcck
them, hand the key to the manufactures
even, and the chances are as one to ten
thousand, that he will not be able to oru..
them. The wards and interior arrangements
of these locks are alphabetically arranged,
and YOU select word in the language, take
the letters, one by one. Thus take the
word ''chair"-you lock c, then h, then a,
then /, then r. Now it must he unlocked
in the same way, and unless you hit upon
the exact word you will never be able to un-
lock it. Well, the broker in question Locked e.
his new safe according to the word "boot2, =
but after working at it for an hour or more,
the next morning, be could not unlock 1t,
and gave ii up in despair.
As his funds were all locked up, SAYS the
letter, and he had no money with which to
pay his notes and carry on his business that
day, but as his credit was good, he raised
sufficient for the purpose by borrowing OF
the banks. The next morning the manu-
tacturer of the lock, according to request,
called to ascertain the difficulty. He said
he had no doubt he could unlock the safe,
if the gentleman would tell him the word
to which he locked it. "Boots," was the
word, and to work he set to unlock It TO
s'boots." Well, he tried, sanguine OF sue
cess, but shoots. would not unlock the safe.
He tried again and again, and was no
more successful. He tried an hour, two
hours, and three hours, with no success
Finally happy thought struck him. Ne
wiped the perspiration from his face, tool
) drink of water, examined the key agair
and looked at the broker straight in the
eye, and said "Sir, allow, me to ask yor
! how YOU spell boots" "How do spell
boots /" said the other. "Why, I spell i
right-how do you spell it," "Oh, nsye
mind" said the man Of combination locks
SHOW Ispell it; how do you spell il'
"B-u-t-s, to be sure,n"s said the broker
"The ID You do,n said the lockmSh !
"and if you spell boots bsds, ] will UNLOCK
the safe bsas," and he did unlock it in ths
twinkling ofsn eye.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29


felt queer all around the edges. Arier a
while ses /:
.:Air You goin' down 10 Bctsey Masin's
quiltin'!"
Sed she ''lidn't know for slrin'; air You
goin'?':
Sad / ''reckoncl + wood"
Sas she, 81 s'pose you'd take Patience
Dodge.'.
Sed ':mout and ag'in / mout not.''
Ses she,' heard you're goin' to mar
ried."
SIS |, "shouldn't wunder abit-Patence
is nice gal.''
looked at her-I seed the teers cum
min.
Ses +, ''may be she'll az you to be brides
maids.
She riz rit up, she did, her face as red as
billed beet. s'Seth Stokes,'' ses she, and
couldn't say any more, she was so full.
"Won't you be bridesmaid !'s ses l.
"No,.. ses she, and she bust rite out.
"Well, then,'' ses 7, ''if you won't be
bridesmaid, will you be the bride!''
She looked up at me- swun to man
never seed anything so awful putty-l tux
rite hold of her hand.
ayes or nos ses I, ssrite off.ss
eyes," ses she.
"That's your SORT" ses !, and / gin her {
bues and hug. soon fixed matters witt
:he Squire. We soon hitched tracesto tro
in double harness for life, and never hat
cause to repent of my bargain.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29

SOUND VIsIBLE.--ln this age of wonders
what will the world think when we assure it
that a method has been discovered and ma
tured by which sound w'H be made risiblc to
the han,an eye its various forms and waves
demonstrated to sight, and the power to dis
criminatc between the tones OF one musical
intrument and another be as complete as TO
observe the action of water when distributed
bv any material cause! The experiments,
we believe, are likely to be ere long repeated
before the royal society. The exhibition of
effects on fine sand has probably led to this
astonishing issue.-[ Literary Gazette.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29
ANIMAL INSTINCT.

The Rev. Caesar O;way in his recently
published paper on ''Ths intellectually Of
Domestic Animals givesthe following anec-
dote which is by far too good not to receive
the benefit of q wider circulation:
"At the -four mills of Tubberakeena, near
Clonmal, while in the possession of the late
Mr.. H wbold there was goose, which, by
some accident was left solitary, without mate
or offspring, gander or goslngs. Now it hap
penel as in common, that the miller's wife
had set number of ducks eggs under hen
which in due time were incubated and of
course the ducklings as soon as they came
/ forth, ran with natural instinct TO the water,
and the hen ~as in sad pucker-her mater
nifty urging her TO follow the brood, and her
selfshness disposins her to keep on dry land.
In the meanwhile up sailed the goose with
noisy gabble, which certainly (being inter-
preted, meant leave them to my care she
swan up and down with the ducklings; and
when they We're tired with their aquatic ex-
cursion, she consigned them to the care OF
the hen. The next morning down came agai,
the ducklings to the pond, and there was the
goose waiting for them, and there stood tbs
hen in her great Illustration. On this occa'
sion we are not at all sure that the goose
invited the hen, observing her maternal trou
ble-but it is fact that she being near the
, shore, the hen jumped upon her back, anC
/ there sat the ducklings swimming, and th'
goose and hen after them, up and down tn
2 pond. And this was not solitary event
day after day, the hen was seen on board tn
r goose, attending the ducklings up and down
Y in perfect contentedness and good humor
S numbers of people coming to witness the cir
cuinstance, which continued until the duck
: lings coming to days Of discretion, require
! no longer the joint guardianship of the he
s and goose" t..... =. .t,,.f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29
GEMS OF POESY.


LINES.
uggested by the announcement that IA Bill
tor the Protection CT the Property of Mar
ried Woman has passed both Houses of
our State Legislature.
Or, ye who in those Houses hold
The scep.re of commands
Thoughts sceptre, srinlit, in the soul,
Not golden, in the hand
Was there not one among We all,
No heart, that Love could thrill,
To move some slight amendments there,
Before you passed the bill?
Ye make our gold and lands secure;
May be you do not know,
That we have other property,
We'd rather not forego.
There are such things in wonlan's heart,
AS fancies, tastes, affections = .
Are no encroachments made on these5
Do they need no projections 2" .
Do we not daily sacrifice,
To our lords--and Creatioa's, J...
Some darling wish-somc petted whim,
All, me! in vain oblations
These s'cold realities" of life,---
These men, with their intusious;
DO they not rob us, one by one,
or all our "vam illuaionsr'
These highway robbers, prowling round,
Our 'young affections stealing,
Do they not take our richest store
OF Truth and Faith and Feeling!
Our, "better Judgment" ''finer sense,n
We yield with souls that falter,-
A costly, dainty holocaust,
Upon tyrant's altar,
We waste on them our golden hours,
Our "feal estate'' of Beauty,
The bloom of Life's young pass;on-low
And still they talk of "Duty."
Alas for those, whose all of wealth
Is in their souls and faces,
Whose only t'rents' are rents in heart,
Whose only tenan!s--graces.
How must that poor protection bill
Provoke their bitter laughter
Since they themselves are leased for life,
And no payday till after'
BY all the rest yci fcndly hope,
When ends this heightened session,
That household peace, which woman holds,
Thank Heaven! at her discretion;
Ii light of generous chivalry,
This wildappeal arouses,
Present truer, nobler bill
And let It PASCAL houses.
FRANCES S. OsGooD.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29
Oliver g. NOLAN.
NM HLX EC NE- . CD
FIRs PREMtuM PIANO FOR rES

n HE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent
n for the sale of CONRAD MEYERS CELE'
DRAFTED PREAlUM ROSE WOOD PIANOS,
pt this place. These Pianos have Isain, mas
sive and beautiful exterior finish. and, Tor depth
pf tone, and elegance of workmanship, are not
snEpassed by any in the Un',ed States
:. These instruments are highly approved OF by
the most eminent Professors aud Conposers OF
Music IN this and other cities.
For qualities of tone, touch and Keeping IN
tone upon Concert pitch, they canuot be sucPas'
sed by either Am-r,ran or European Pianos.
Suffice !, to say that Madame CASTELAR,, W
Wal ace. VienI Temps. and his sister. the cele-
brsted Pianist. and many others oi the most dis
t,pquishrd per formers, have gwen these ,nstTii.
m~nis preference over all others.
They have also T ceiv-d the III ST notice Of the
three last Exhibitions, aud IN. last Silver Medal
by the franklin Institute in lSi3 was awarded
TO them. which. with other premiums from the
same source, may be seen at the Ware room No
SO south Fourth 81.
~Anoihsr Silver Medal was awarded to C
Meyer. by the Frahkiin Institute, Oct 1915 ioI
the hest Piano in The exh'bit'on
Again--at the exhibition OF the Franklin lns'l
tate. Oct 1876 the frs, premium aud medal wa
award-d 10 q. Meyer for his Pianos although :
had been awarded at the exhibition "f the yea
before. on the ground that he had mae sun sTra'
er imrrovemsnts in his Instruments within In
past l2 months. -,
Again at the last exhibition Of the Frankl'
Institute. Is47, another Premium was awafde
TO C Meyer, for the best Piano IN the exhb,t,n,
Al Bo.,on. Al their last exhibition. Sept 1871
C. Meyer rscrived the hrs' silver Medal and ~
pIoms for the best square Piano in the exhibition
Thess Pianos will be sold at the naniiset'
vev's loves: Phisdelphia prices. IL no. someih'"
lower. Persons are Requested 10 call aod exam
inc Sef themsslves. at The residence. OF NE s''
beritev H. b. mASsEn'
ssnbary. April Q, tsss -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29
LOVE SICK RHYMES:

Was | a court-plaster, l would be
A patch upon her lip:
To spend life of ecstacy,
And sip, and sip, and sip!
WasI pair of spectacles,
How dearly would prize,
A situation on her nose,
To look her in the eyes,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29

FIGHTING BY MEAsURE.--The usual place
of resort for Dublin duellists is called the
Fifteen Aeres, An attorney of that city, in
penny challenge, thought, most likely, he
was drawing lease, and invited his antago.
mis-, to meet him at ''the place called Fifteen
Acres, be the same more or less.n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29

PUN-cHEs-Is there any situation worse
than that of lawyers clerk. Yes that of a
lawyers client.
A ScHoolMAsTER. in Vermont, lately re-
commended to his pupils, very fine edition
Of Coh,be on the Head,
THE FOLLOWING may be called a very de-
finite answer: 'Wil you apologize CT .fight''
0Sir, will"
Why is the sun like a good loaf .-Be-
cause it is light when it rises.
Napoleon "A naughty boy who was put in
corner because he wanted the world saphy
with.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29

A CooL APoLoGY.-"Oh! exclaimed poor
sufferer to a dentist, "that is the second wrong
tooth you've pulled outn every sorry, sir,'
slid the laundering operator, "bnt as there
was only three when begar, Pm sure to be
rinht the next time.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29

FATHER MATTHEW says the reason why he
cannot crafty his temperance irieds, by vi
sit ing the United States this spring, is, that
he has been commanded by his superior to
90 to Rome.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29

1t is said that the owners of the Lake stea-
mers, pay annually to the runners, who visit
the hotels and procure passenger, not less
than 10000.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29

A person inquired OF Rothschild how he
contrived to accumulate SO large fortune
"By buying" said he, "when everybody wa
selling, and selling when everybody was buy
ing.n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29

WHITrIELD's ELoouEScE,-The eloqucnce
of this Justly celebrated man was at times
Irresistible The accomplished skep'ic, Ches-
terfield, was present when this popular preach
er presented the votnry of sin undertha figure
of blind heggar, led by little dog, The
dog had broken his string. The blind Grip
pie. with his staffbetween both hands. cropped
his way unconsciously to the side of preci-
pice. As he felt along with his staff, it drop
ped down the descent, too deep TO send back
an echo He thought it fell on the ground,
and bending forward, took one step to recov-
er it. But he trod on vacancy! (pausing for
moment,) and as he fell headlong, Chester
field sprung from his seat, eXclaiming; "My
heaven! he's gene !"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29

Ii is now said that Mons Pagao', late
Minister from France in thiscouniry, has de-
cided not to return to France, but to settle
in Tennessee.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29

tits proved thasa pair Of sParrows, during
the time that they have their young to feed
destroy on an average, $3.50 caterpillars
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29

The Boston papers mention, Penguin's
egg, taken from the island of lchaboe, fifty.
eight feet below the surface of Guiana. A
calculation based upon the accumulation oil
the guano, proves the egg to be six thousand
four hundred and eight years old.