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HOUSE LOTS AT AUCTION.
Will be sold at Public Auction, on the premises
ON SATURDAY, Aug. III, at 8 o'clock
100 Ruiiding L0fs.
IA z I, IA TIE Bloomingdale road, new G.

~
M99s.YTM HE Bloomingdae road, new County Road.
lsitkm L running easterly from The Western Depot
s-7-is decidedly the most beautiful avenue leading
into worcester Throush its whole length it affords
pleasing view OF almost every part the village These
lots are situated each side of this road and on
parallel streets called Norfolk and Cliff streets
Ihey are all on the Westerly slope Of Oak Hill, and
command one OF the finest views the City that can be
iound They are not than five minutes walk from
the depot OF the Yves tern RAILROAD. being a convenient
distance for men Of business and sufficiently remote
to secure quite and repose.
when The several Raj unite general der0t at
hts place, AS will probably be case, the
vicinity illofcoure be greatly increased in value Sell
dom, II ever, will an opportunity offer Tor securing
large and desirable lois moderate prices People wsh>
ing TO make investments where the rise of estate is
sure, as well as those DESTROYS of residing a little one
side OF the noise and confusion of business part Of The
city, will PROFESSIONALLY find ii for their interest attend
the sale.
These lots contain. average, about Quarter of
an acre each bat any person wishing larger one
can select number which contiguous. They are
saked out and numbered the Plan; and by taking
the Plan on to the gound the location OF any lot may
uEsadily ascertained. net 81 -
An opportunity will be offered select lots and pnr>
chase at private sale any day previous the auction by
calling on WARREN LAZELL, 205 Main street, WOr-
cester, who is authorized make sales and of whom
plans may be obtained. saf, -
TERms-25 per cent. Cash delivery of the Deels
and the baance in three equal annual enis, with
satisfactory security and interest annually.
- CHAS. P. BANCROFT, Auct.
Worcester, July 20, le49 dwtAn
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j. TX. CLARK, M ID,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

OfFice-Over the store of g. Foster g. Co.,
opposite the u. S. Hotel, Main street.
Office h6urs-irom u to A. NJ and from II TO q, and
81 10 10 O'Clock M. 15-Boards at Am. Temp House
ReferencPs-C. II. Skif, NJ. d.. New Haven, CT; VIM
Ingalls,, MD, Boston; Charles Walker, MD Northamp
ton; G. W. Swazey NJ D., and Rev. r. II. ConSlin
Springfield Col Jas Esabrook, A. Stocking, Worcester
Worcester, May g. dtf
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q i. HOOKER, M. D..
.PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office and Residence, No. 8 Park Street
DR.. HOOKER, would inform the citizens Of Worcester
and adjoining towns that he has opened an once
by HIMSELF aud soSs patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
He will the dispensing Of Medicine to the care Of
individuals but will far practicable, attend
lad DIFF
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N Q.
To DaguerreotVpistS,

THE subscriber keeps constantly sale PL tTES and
CASES of all sizes and every description in use,
Preservers, Frames Mats. Glass, Paints, Brushes Ger
man. and American Bromne, Iodine and Choioride of
Iodine, Mercury, Soda, Rotten Stone, Chloride Gold
Rouge, &c. Every article sold will be warranted to be
of the first quality.
This Is no HUMBUG ESTABLISHMENT, and the subscriber
does not advertise stock in larger quantities than he
twakiy has for sale. Purchasing IN larger quantities.
having better facilities buying, more experience in
selecting and being determined make this establish
ment the HEAD QUARTERS for Worcester County,
the subscriber will sell stock from foe TEN per cent
cheaper Than be purchased any other Mace in this
City. Remember this nd call at aHffs
ADAMS ROOM, 142 Main street.
Worcester, July 26. DIFF
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YES

ct is a f1ct that Dr. A. W. VAN ALsTIN has
gone "Caifornia," and also that f. NJ. DAN
lELSON having had charge of the operating during the
past five months in the formerly occupied by him,
has the stock and fixtures in the above named
rooms, having had four Years experience in the DAGU
ERREoTYPE business in Boston and other places is conf
surpassed during three Years he in OF the best
in the United Stales the patronage of the Citizens
of Worcester and its vicinity is respectfully solicited.
Miniatures put into silk, 90; and into velvet lined
cases 81 so.
N. Stock constantly hand and for sale at reasons
able prices
Worcester. July, 8, 1849 d
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Daguerreotypes for rs Cents,

Al 81 Malh SIf6eIe
II S. HUNTOON, proprietor OF the City Da
IL. guerreotype Gallery, formerly owned and occupies
by s. Williams, Waus Block, No. 81 Main Street, nearl
opposite the Franklin Hotel, first door above the Central
School House.
The Rooms perfectly adapted the business, " her
he is prepared TO Daguerreotype Likenesse
equal to those taken Exhibited any other establish
ment in this City. These of Perfect Likenesse
invited 20 call. diff July 23
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Father Mathew,

greatest benefactor of his people living, and it is
supposed that the best place to get
DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESS,
in Worcester, is at the Rooms in WALDO BLOCK, by
leyoting considerable attention the ofy
ers have been enabled satisfy the of those who
have favored with their patronage to degree beyond
my most sangune expectations.
Those no in want of Likenesses of themselves
their friends viii do well call my before trying
elsewhere by having ayaed M, self of the modern dis
coveries and improvements in the art, prepared
take Miniatures and them in Lockets Pins, Rings
Bracelets Cases, which for beauty of 6nis cannot be
ccled in this city.
ALSO
Copies fportras, SC at the shortest notice. Daguerreo
types deceased persons of the CITY, Particular
attention to the sitting of children.
N. b. Instruction in the Art tie most favorable terms
Please call at No. A Waldo Block, up stairs
Worcester, July 26th. dwtf JOHN D. ANDREWS
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Ew ROss's XpreSS forward all sorts OF
narce and small cases through direct the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fail RiUer, Bristol and Warren.
Juy22 dwtf
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TO RENT.

Ia n the 81 Story of Central Exchange, room l9
faSA by co. possession given Immediately. Also,
A&sszA or two TENEMENTS. pleasantly situated. ln>
quiry may be made at the Spy Office, of
July 81. Ie49. diff ADOLPHUS MORSE.
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FOR SALE.

~ THE Livery Property Thomas street,
EL% L consisting Of HORSES, CARRIAGES,
TS HARNESSES, SLEIGHS, &c, together with
1LE--& the lease. The above property will be sold
together or separately to suit purchasers For artcuars
inquire of the subscriber, ADDISON PAINE, on the
premises, or of o. HUDSON, Glen st.
Worcester, July Is, ls49. DIFF
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

~ LNROM the subscriber in NORTH OXFORD,
I'm on the night of the 26ih inst, GRAY
FNS HORSE with dark spots, long switch TAIL about
s=LzG nine years old. Wh5ever will give information
where sand Horse may be found, him to he
owne', n:ll be suitably rewarded. REUBEN AB0RN.
North Gxto-i, June 81, 1919. *d2w
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REMOVAL.

144 III u SCre0 IA.
Nhe Subscriber would tender his acknowlede
II mens to all who have patrenized h,m at his for,-
place oil business, and now them the public
sy TO his store newly fitted up, ci,on with the ~
AND SHOE STORE, ~
ia Main ST., opposite tn . Central Exehanrs.
where ne prepared TO off great Inducements for the m
CLOCKS, WATCHES. SILVER WARE FINEJEwF
RY, AND FANCY GOODS. -
Ne effort on his part shall be spared 10 give perfc .,,
faction to every customer that may please 10 favor him viii
call Goods wall be offered at such reduced PRICES FLAT
sons wishing to purchase, will be under The neeesv
looking elsewhere or asking reduction.
NO" on hand, splendid oltment of Cold mad S;},r
Pdent Levers, Anchor, Horizontal Dupler LsDfne ~,
TerSe Watches, from of the most celebrated
tories IN Europe that will be cased and 6,,ea
order, at LESS than BosIoS PAGES. n "
GOLD AND SILVER sPECTACLEs
the eyes Of which will be adapted as 10 Compensate @ Al
most any detect 81 weakness, age ih6rmiiy.
- SILpER SPOONS and FORKS
OF Inc Latest Patterns. hard made To order H.,
yer AND Frult Knives, Napkin Rings, &e wARR4NTrn ia H.
JUST whai they are recommended &c be engraved IN the
manner without extra charge to purchasers Csod r,a
est and Fob Oh aims Seals aud Key Lockets Pencils;
breast pms, Rings Bracelets, Thinbl.s Silver Pearl 80
smell ard Cases Silver, sh 6ufalo Tsory and Ch
rocket Knives SCISSORS Needles Beads Thermor
Pocket Books, Wallets. &C DC. 's'
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO WATCH mr.
PAIRING. -
Engraving and Jobbing done the best manner AT
tcs a. i44 Main Street, opposite Post Office Worcester
1'o' RUFUS D. DUNBAR
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FOR SALE.

A FIRST rate WAGON for two or three Horse Team,
N having run year and half, is in good running
order. Also a double HARNESS and a second hand Buggy
HARNESS. Inquire OF d. ID. SIBLEY.
Mil.bury, July 26, Is49 div
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CHTOROFORM,

DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main street, is prepared
extract Teeth gtA0ut pam by the use OF this recently dh
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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Real Estate for Sale.

kA vTNIIE two story HOUSE and Lot corner ofSalen
:;:. Il and Madison Street. The House is nearly
and conveDient arranged fer two families with good
and lasting water, and every thing conveniently arranged
in and about the house The Lot large well stock
ed With bearing Fruit Trees also shrubbery and Plants
b. Those wishing TO purchase pleasant and con-
venen place will do well call and examine the above
premises, where The subscriber now lites
Also, one COTTAGE HOUSE and Let, Ne. 81 Salem
Street, COW enirnt Tor Two ienemeR's.
Also, WARREN's BLOCK, situated on ModisOn ST.,
with four tenements.
Also, BUILDING LOTS on Portland and PleGs0nt SITS.
u Tine above property will he sold low and liberal
terms. JOSEPH G. WARREN,
salem and Madison street.
Worcester, July 8. eodtf
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w v. b. PALMER is agent for this pape
Boston, New York. Philade phia, and Baltimore. Office
Boston, No. Congress Street.
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FOR SALE OR LET.
"a A COTTAGE HOUSE, situated in a very pleas
snA n part Of the City, For further information
Is:1..% inquire this Office. dtf July 10.
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For Sale

TINE STOCK AND TOOLS of Blacksmith Shop, sit
gated the Court House, Inquire at this office 4
Dec Is dwtf
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Cooking Ranges,

A NEW ami beautiful pattern Cooking Range III.
most convenient economical, and cheapest in Inc
market, for sale by RICHARDSON e. LORING
July H. DIST IS Main st.
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Magazines and New Books.

magazines anu 1N6W DuOkS.
HODEY'S Lady's Book-Grahams, Sartin's Union, and
VI Ladies' National Magazines-Macauley's England
The Woodman, by James--A Man made of Money-Le
in Calornia-Gald Mines of Gila-Vilage Doctor-IIome
Doct0r--Herb Book-for sale by
July 20. Stecd w3t 6. A. ROWLAND.
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WANTED
Wanted.

A Journeymsn Shoe Gutter, one acquainted with the
n business Inquire Ilarrins TONS Express Office,
Worcester, or Grafton. WITT July ls.
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NOTICE.
THE undersigned takes the present opportunity in
form bis friends and the public generally that he
engaged in business in the Store adjoining Door, GEoBGE
A. Bates Office, PEARL STREET, where may lie
found choice assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, and he
would also add that he is prepared TO MAKE GAR
MENTS TO ORDER. which for workmanship and stJ lc
will defy competition and at reasonable prices.
July q. diff THOMAS H. MACHETTE.
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GAS FITTINGS.

WE subscribers having opened Office In WARREN
BLOCK, on Pearl Street, prepared 10 al IN
dwelling aouses Churches, Stores, c., &c., for GAS
The subscribers keep constantly hand all kinds !,
GAS FIXTURES, such as Chandeliers Pendants Brackets
Lanterns, &C., which The public are invited 10 call an
examine GEO DARRACOTT II q 20
July 26, 1919. ' 6is,,
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Wanted TmmediaIeTy,

WAmICO Em1meOIHIeTy,
ok Eight young men Agents. The best Of wages
- paid by the day. Apply at u F. ont ST. J50d3t
Wanted Immediately.
e PANTS and VEST makers. Apply at 2o7 Main Street.
" July 20 dist +. H. RILEY.
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24
TERMS OF THE AMERICAN.
z. 3. MASSER,

80 Ss NAka
ATTOR RNEY AT LA w,
sUNBURV, PA.
Business attended to in the Counties OF Noi
hsDt srland, Union, Lycomns and Columbia.
..-.'g,, . lif Refer tos
80 r. & A. RovouDr,
Low ga e. BARRON,
SoAEns Il SNoDsRAss, SPhiidd.
A .'. RsYSoLns, NciARLASn& x Go.
. SPERISs, Coon & Co.,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24
OLD SERIES VOL. D, NO. 81.

When the chase came in sight, though, oil
they started in body with savage yells. He
fred his pistol after them in farewell, and
killed one Of the hindmost dead, while the
other with a broken shoulder, kept on yelling
with the pack. He knew he would be safe
now if he could get fire kindled before they
returned, if they did SO at all. Before they
were out of sight he had reached the ground
and with trembling eageness proceeded 10
light fire with the help Of his Undertook,
which every ranger carries. lie soon had a
great fire blazing, and then cutting piece
from the last wolf he had killed, proceeded
to roast it for food When he had eaten, he
felt so much refreshed that he could now pro-
ceed to max provision for the nights rest.
He gathered a great deal Of dried wood and
built large fire in circle about the spot he
had selected 10 sleep upon. The wolves
came back in about an hour after he had fn-
ished his arrangements for lie night but he
now felt perfectly secure, for though he conld
see their hungry eyes shining all around the
outside of the circle, and they kept up con-
iinued bowling all night long, he laid himself
down and slept soundly until morning. When
he walked up, the wolves were all gone bu
one or two, craunching al the bones of yes.
terday's feast. He shot one Of them with hi:
pistol, and made a breakfast Off of it. H.
picked up the gun, and found that though
! very much torn, it could still be used, II,
now took his course, and started TO foo! ii into
the settlement. After q week of almost in
credible suffering, he got in safe, and saw
nothing more of the wolves or ofhis comrade
who are thought 10 have been carried off pri
soners, and afterwards murdered by the In
dams on their attempting TO escape. Dai
was sick ola fever for several weeks at Cor
pus Christi after he got in and raved inces
sahtly about wolves!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24
THRILLING SKETCH.
From the Democratic Review]
CAPT. DAN HENRIE;
HIS ADVENTURES WITH THE MEXICANS,
.. INDIANS AND WOLVES.


Every body remembers the famous es-
cape of Capt. Dan Henrie at Encarnacion.
This reckless and daring ranger has proba-
bly, passed through greater number Of
perilous and singular adventures than any
other man OF the same age in the service
though one of the most light-hearted NOR
tails that the warm sun ever smiled upon.--
Yet he has careless knack of getting into
the most desperate scrapes on every posi-
Bile occasion, and then, of course, he fights
his way out again with the most dashing
gallantry.
1t is one of Dams curious adventures
while ranger, that / propose TO relate
now. / shall endeavor to give it as nearly
| as can remember in his own way, as he
related it to me; though / must confess, it
will be very difficult, if not impossible, to
preserve the raciness of his rattlepate and
peculiar manner. Il was before he Joined
the Nher expedition, and while yet with
the rangers, under the command of ApCul-
Tough. ..tt ,-.
! Dan, whose excellence as a guide was
we'll known TO the captain, was dispatched
by him along with three others Of the troop,
on spring expedition, toward the head
waters of the Neuces. This was in the
early winter of the year before the Mier
expedition, and the Mexicans Were in many
ways annoying and threatening the weak
settlements along that river. This state Of
things had encouraged the Indians as well
to make very bold descentS. Mccullough
had on his first arrival given them both a
severe lesson, upon which the marauders
had taken the hint, and nothing farther had
been heard from either party for several
months. Unwilling that his men should
lie in the camps at such place as Corpus
Christi, with nothing to do but drink and
carouse, the prudent captain of Rangers
had thought best to dispatch all the most
restless spirits on tours of observation in
;ar;ous quarters. Beside, the aspect of al
fairs in that part of Texas generally, had
begun to seem rather iorlorn, and dseemed to
cali for unremitting vigilance.
Dan and his companions had reached the
foot of the mountains in which the western
branch OF the Neuces takes rise without
meeting with any other sort Of incident
than those which are common to prairie
travel. Here they formed their camp, and
as they had yet discovered no signs Of indi-
aus, il was concluded that they would take
: each his own course the next day. I'D.
After travelling up the West Branch Of
the Neuces he found himself at its head
spring. Here he suddenly perceived Q
J drove of mustangs (wild horses,) moving
slowly towards him.
He saw what sent his heart into hi
throat that each animal had an Indian
sung along its side, by one hand and foot
b ,liing to either horn Of the saddle Thi
| is common trick Of theirs in approaching
an enemy by day-li,ht, on the prairies, ant
} it Is difficult Of detection at distance, D,
the most experienced eye, as they rid
close together, and no part Of the body i
shown above the outline of the horse. Da'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24

~ HESUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent
\ Tor the sale OF CONRAD MEYERS CELE.
BRATED PRE"IUh ROSE WOOD PIANOS.
at this place. Thes. Pianos have PLAIN mas
sive and beautiful exterior flush. and, Tor depth
ne. and elegance of workmanship, are not
ssed by any IN the Uhtrd States
instruments are highly approved of by
'hihent Professors and Composers of
and oAer cities
b., of tone, touch and keeping in
tone M ri pitch, they cannot be sucpas
sed by eit.,, ..,nrriran or European Pianos:
Suffice il TO say that Madame Cssteilan. w
Wallace. Virux Temps, and his sister, the cele-
brated Pianist and many others OF the most DIS
t,nquished performers, have given these instrn
ments preference over all others
They have also Z ceiv-d the first notice OF the
three last Exhibitions. aud The last Silver Medal
bv the franklin Institute in lsi3 was awarded
40 them, which, with other premiums from the
same source, may be seen at the Wareroom No,
50 south Fourth 81.
uy-Another Silver Medal was awarded to e
.Msvsr. nv the Frahkl,n Institute, Oct lsi5 for
she hest Pispo In the exhibition
Apain-s, the exhibition of the Franklin lnsti.
20. ,sa6 th- first premium and medal was
'ssydsd 20 g. M.rar for his Pianos although 1t
Iasn awarded at the exhibition "f The year
n.sor. on the ground that hs had mace s'.'i great
:, imnroyempnts in his Instruments w"n'h 'he
Aya,n at the last exhibition of the Franklin
s,.,,tute, ls47, enoih-r Premium was awarded
,oC Never, Tor the best Piano IN tn. exhibition
AZ Bostow, ut their sisstsxh,b'tion. Sept. 1877
G. Meyer ferriyed the frs' SILVER Media, and III
oloms. for the bsitsq"arr Piano IN the exhibition
Thsss Piano, will be sold at the manniaciu
,.,,. loves: Philadelphia prices, if no' something
Liver Persons are requested 10 call aud exam
in, for themselves, at the residence Of the sub
iuf u 5''i1 'iffbH t0hl H. B. MASSER.
sanbhry, April 8. is,s =
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24
SELECT POETRY.
From the Epilogue to Doctor Birch and his
,lH- tD Young Friends.
Y-... THE MORAL OF LIFE,

I'd say, we suffer and we strive
Not less nor more as men than boys,
With grizzled boards at for,y-fvc,
AS erst at twelve in corluroys.
And if, in time of sacred youth,
We learned at home to love and pray,
Pray Heaven, that early Love and Truth
May never wholly pass away.
And in the world, as in the school,
I'D say, how fate may change and shift;
Theprize lie sometimes with the fool,
The race not always to the swift
The strong may yield, the good may fall,
The great man be vulgar clown,
The knave be lifted over all,
The kind cast pitilessy down.
Who knows the inscrutable design ..
Blessed be He who took and gave!
Why should your mother, Charles, not mine,
BE weeping at her darling's grave!
We bow to Heaven that willed it SO,
That darkly rules the fate of all,
That sends the respite Or the blow,
That's free to give or to recall.
So each shall mourn in lile's advance,
Dear hopes, dear friends, untimcly killed
Shall gricve for many perfect chance,
And longing passion unfulfilIcd;
Amen !! whatever fate be SENT
Fray uod the heart may kindly glow,
Alth1ughthe head with cares be bent,
And whitenel with the winter snow.
Come wealth or want, come good or i'll,
Let young and old accept their part,
And bow before the Awful Will,
And bear it with an honest heart,
Who misses, or who wins the prize..i
Go, lose or conquer as you can;
But if you fail, or if you rise,
BE each, pray God, gentleman.
A gentleman, or old or young!
(Bear kindly with my hnmble lays)-
The sacred chorus first was sung
Upon the first Of Christmas-days;
The shepherds heard it overhead
The joyful angels raised it then;
Glory to Heaven OH high. it said,
And peace OH earth to gentle men.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24
INDIAN MEAL PuDDINCS,

BAKED APPLE PUDDING.-Pare and core ak
large apples, chop them very fine, and mix
them with a pint of sifted Indian meal, two
eggs, table spoonful of butter, and abou,
quart Of milk Bake in buttered dish about
two hours. ID,
MUFfINs.-S Scald quart Of Indian meal,
and add little salt. Beat four eggs, whites
and yolks separately. Stir them into the
meal after it has become cold. lfthe batter
should be very thick, put in little water.
Bake in bu,tered muffin rings.
@Really, my dear,' said poor Mr.. Jones 10
his better halt, eyou have sadly disappointed
me. once considered you jewel Of a wo.,
man, bu, you've turned out only Bit Of ma.
,rilnonial paste" So
.'Then, my love-" was the reply, "console
yourself with the idea thai il is very adhesive,
and ri stick TO yon as long as you live.'
SPuNKy .EpiroR,-R. II, Cheesbroush, Ess,
Of The Cincinnati NonpaTiel, was attacked 81,
two ruflians, on the night oi the soth ult., tu,
he whalei then 10th
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24

Quarrels leave scars which canno, be so
well closed to the sight, but they will lie open
TO the memory VIA a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24

"Slriped" perch, fsQp the Lakes, are ahun-l
dant in Cincinnati, and can be had for almost
nothing -----..4--.--.