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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27
l.AMARTlNE INSANE.
Mr. r. Goillardet writes NJ follows ,

Mr.. +. Gaillardet writes AZ follows to thu
Courier des Eats OF this city, from which
paper we translate for the Tribune. n,
ie,,er is dated Paris, Aug. l6:
Las, week NJ. do l.an,sriine had Assem-.
bled a, his table, several OF bis inti,na,,
friends, before leaving for the Cote DO,
where he has offered Tor sale his pa,eruai
estate, which fortune does no, permit him
10 retain. The author Of The '.Girondis,sn
seemed absen, minded, hn, this sad pre.oc.
cupa,ion was easily attributed 10 The hard
extremity 10 which he was reduced, and 10
The physical pains Of az acute rheumatism
which had prevented his appearance Il III.
National Assembl, since bis election.
The iIluslrious invalid took soup with his
guests, and :hen caused himself 10 be ser.
vej with il three times more in succession,
as il he had taken nothing NJ all. After
that, during the whole repas, he wore sad
and dreamy uir, and touched nothing until
plate Of meriagues a Ia creme ~as placed
under his ewes. Al the sight OF this dainty
his brow cleared and he drew The plate o.
ward him. examined il with look of M.
petite, aud then suddenly began to rub hls
hands With The cream aud laihered his
whole face with il. THIS act encouragement
struck with slnper the guests aud his fearful
wife, who instantly rendered all possible
care 10 The sufferer. A physician wa,
called, and all present we're besongh, TO
keep secret that AFTER al may only be an
accidental and temporary alteration. Bat
Is a secret possible nowadays? This one
has got oui like all the rest In spite Of
the respectabiiity Of The drawing rooms in
which have gathered The report, prefer
10 doubt lis authenticity The insanity Of
l.amarine would be nol only misfortune,
bu, n sort Of dishnnor far entire humanity,
struck in one OF its most admirable ilustra-
tons. Every intelligence would incline TO
mistrust itself, aud would feel itself ia some
scr, shaken BY the fall o. Lamarline.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27

''Tonmv, my son, wha, is lattude7'' "a
clothes line, dadd y "Prove it, my son.'-
s.Because it stretches from pole to pole.'
The above paragraph has been going the
rounds The press for twelvemon,h, >
proof Of the careIessness with which editors
in general select copy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.

A private dispatch from New Orleans.
TO Cincinnati, says that the Mary Kings.
land, lying at the wharf, exploded on tie
18th inst killing eighteen persons and
woundng nine.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27

Some meddesome Abolitionists followed
Nj Clay from Saratoga to Newport to en-
tce away his bady servant. bv Offering bin
n1nov. They effected their Object, hu,
aller he had been gone day or ,wo, he re-
turcd to his master, satisfied he would fare
better with him, ,han with his new friends.
[Chicago Jour.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27

TThe Burlington & ,ze,te and kcokuk
Dispatch. both Locos, and the iIawkeye and
Register, Wings, are sparrIng. in relation
10 the prospects Of their towns, with earn
es'ness as though the fate Of the respective
places depended Upon the result.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27

GrOur friend of the Iowa Statesman
raps President Taylor over the knuckles
soundly, because the boy that carries the
mail between For. Madison and West
Point refused to carry package Of papers
out Of the mai! Bugs.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27
A Washington letter in the Baltimore

4 washington IelIeT IN tHt ba1111oIU
Clipper says:
We have been informed Tint Ey-Gover-
nor Chambers and Governor Ramsey. oil
Minnesota. q. .. Phisiers, Of Kentucky,
.ccretary,) have been appointed commits
iioners TO treat with the Sioux Indians Tor
twenty millions of acres # land north Of
lie ST. Peters. This will give the terrific
" great accession Of population, rs The
md is in healthy latitude, and well
alaptcd to agricultural purposes.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27

THE Crops IL OMI,.-The editor Of the
Ohio Cultivaior has recently visited ten
counties in the northern section ol that
State, and four IN The central and southern
parr, taking look al the country mud the
crops. This excursion embraced within It's
limits mos, Of the principle wheat region OF
Ohio, and the editor satisfied himself, b.,
inquiry and Inspection. that The wheat har-
vest was every where in hs route quite as
bad failure as it Ind been represented in
bis columns. "Only in few counties in
the northern part oithe State" he saws,
us there an> thing like fair yield; while
in the areu, wheat districts the crop is very
dcficien, 10 Weld and qnaliiy. and man,
fields were no, harvested nj all. The corn
crop, orr greatest staple. every where gives
glorious promise Of an abundant yield, and
the number Of acres is we think greater
than ever before
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27

We saw n recommendation in some ot
tie Iowa papers for the Governor To send
ma block Of Iowa marble, to he placed in
tb, Washington Monument al Washington.
v, believe that this was done shor,, after
Tie invitation cnme from the directors OF
ih, national work. bv some Of the officers
al iowa City Hamkcye.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received next
spring by the Common Council Of Dlven-
port for bridging the functions Of The streets
ruttered this fall
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27

A FOREIGN lrEM-The only foreign
news we hive received The past week is
he following stray item from the inteliuen-
&c trongh over BY the Europa:
Conorn had captu ated The Austrian min.
isfer enerrd the fortress on the Goth The country
OF WAL Is eni rely evacuated by tn. tunsaria,,s.
kossuth is positively said 10 have lief. Arad. ON
his way to England, with the Hungarian crown
jewels.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27
NATIVE GRAPES.

N. Louewos,h, Esq. Of Cincinnati, made
a request through the papers Of that city
las, spring, for all persons having new ""
rie,ies Of the native grape TO send him cut
,inys. The result was the receipt ottwen
ty.four varieties. He grated them ant
they are now mostly in fruit, md about
one fourth give promise ola superior quail
t.. He says, ga native grape, Of different
aroma and flavor, and in oil respects eqaa
to The Catawba, would De worth millions Of
dollars 10 the nation," aud that il his "cor-
respondents do not err. some OF those sent
him are superior" We make the follow
ing extracts from his communication
sour VINEYARDS may have produced 800 and
possibly 1000 gallons on an acre, but no vineyard
has averaged 300 gallons for ten years. ! De-
leye ground with mixture OF sand, or such Us
will freely let the rains sink, will be less SUBJECT
TO rot, an average double the crop produceu'
where the sub-sol is stiff clay"
.Atter importing Foreign rapes Tor thirty
wears, from all latltuues, nave never io"'. va.
worthy Of cultivation in the open AIR; nor do we
require them. We have native grapes OF superior
quality, both for the table and for wine; and BY
raising seedlings from our best natives, and from
n cross between them and the best foreign, we
can greatly improve them. We have neglected
our native grapes" :,
.sThe origin of the Ca,awba, is in doubt. Ma
Tor Album first brought il into notice, having
tonnd il some TWENTY-FIVE wears since, In the gar
den Of a German, near Washington city,"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27

In Stewart. dry goods paIace, New
York, there are $50 clerks employcd-or
about $4,000 per annam paid for clerk
hire.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27

E-Niss Charlotte Cushman and Miss
Eliza Cook, the poe'css, we're passengers
by the Caledonia which recently arrived
at New York.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27

DAVENPORT CtNvESrloS,--I'he follow
inr resolution was recently passed ut a
Mass Meeting held in The Rotunda" at
ST. Lonis:-
Re,olrel, That the Chairman of this meeting
be authorised 10 appoint twenty-five delegates 10
the Convention To be held in Davenport, Iowa,
ii relation to the improvement OF the MISSISSIPPI
pi Rapids, and thar they have power 10 fiji any
vacancies that may occur IN that body.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27

OITThe notorious Capt. Howard, recent
lv sho, at St. Louis, has died from the ef-
iects of the wound lie WAS in bis f2d
year. His property valoed at about SIS
OOO he left 10 bis children.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27

The Reporter is an excellent sheet for getting
up wholesale Observation-Disclosures Journal.
I, is better at retailing them.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27

Oar city and country is filed with COM
,eret halt eagles, quarter eagles, so'er-
eirns, Mexican dollars, American dollars,
halves and quarters, five francs from Ma.
poIeon to Charles the X, all OF different
dates. During last ~inter there was an
establishment broken up in this city, but
through had arrangement, The parties es-
capped. Doct Sellman & Hart, c"mmen-
ced the mandatory Of this coin near
Chouteau's Pond, but became alarmed and
left. After this the establishment WAS
commenced in Frenchto~n by William
Ca.iendinc, where the city marshall found
all this apparatus with quantity OF coun-
lerIet coin and paper This man then es-
,ablisiied IN Henderson county, Illinois,
four miles from Dallas; he there became
alarmed and left rr Nauvoo. Al that
place he fell in company with man by
the name Of Delaney. lie had many
friends, some Of whom did not prove true TO
him, and he was again broken up. lie -
now settled in or near Pennington, Van
Bnren county, Iowa. Said Caliendine IS
well known in Burlington. Iowa, md has
worked in this city for Emerson and others,
as ship carpenter Mo. Republican.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27

DRIP Suddenly, IN this Civ. on the
morning Of the 18th inst. Mr.. DAvIDCoURr-
NEY. aged about ~ ,enrs. lie was employ
ed at Mr.. l.yman'S livery stable; retired to
bed as usual, aud was found dead in tho
morning - Dubuque Err.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27

CALIFORNIA LErTERs.--The corrcspnn.
dence between California and the civilized
portion ofthe United States, is growing into
quite n formidable item. The Falcon,
which sailed on Monday, carried out twenty.
two thousand letters; on these, only about
eight hundred dnlInrs postage were pad
here, the balance Of nearly four thousand
dollars, remnins 10 be collected in San Fran
cisco. Besides the letters, there were some
dozen bags of newspaper which will NJ
most bring their weight in gold at the place
Of destination
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27

SuRER RICHES THAN CALIFORNIA CAN
PRopucE -The last Dubuque Telegraph
states that Messrs Riley & Mullen have
discovered valuable lead (or lode) oflead
ore, two niles West Of that city, on land
owned by Charles O'lIagan. II bids fair
10 he one Of the leads. II is said that there
is between 10000 and 100, 600 lbs. Of miner
al 10 sight, with good prospect for more.
la short il is big lead
Other discoveries have been made by
Messrs. Stewart g. Timmonds. on lane
owned hy Mr. Stewart, the particulars Of
which, will be given hereat,er.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-10
ADVICE OF COUNSEL.

There is well known custom prevailing
in our criminal courts, OF assigning counsel 10
such prisoners as have no one to defend them
On one occasion, the Court iindidg man ac-
cuscd of theft and without counsel, said to
the lawyer who was present
"Mr -, please to withdraw with the
prisoner, confer with him, and then give him
such counsel as may be best for his interest"
The lawyer and his ellen, then Withdrew,
and in fifteen or twenty minutes the lawyer
returned into Court.
.'Where is the prisoner" asked the Coai',
s'He is gone, your honor,' said the hopeini
legal limb. ''Your honor told rue 10 give
him the best advice for his Interest, and as
he said he was guilty, thought the best
counsel could offer him was TO 'cut aud run,
which he took at-oncc."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-10

SIcKLY PLUM TREEs--The Pennsvlvania
Cultivator says that salt, freely applied to
the surface OF the ground around the tree,
over an area as wide as the extent Of branches
strong brine applied as warh to the trunk
and limbs, and pnlverized sal, introduced in
10 the trssk of the tree by boring into its
centre, and then plugging it up-all or either
OF them are said to be certain means of res.
toring plum trees that are in sickly or en-.
feebled state-tree that arc troubled with the
eurculio bug-or trees that have evidence O.
diseased sap, black warts into healthy
and luxHian, condition. The plum is nate.
rally marine Tree, and i, is surprising how
much salt it will assmilate and thrive upon
Try it.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-10
EXTRAORDINARY EPITAPKs.

A correspondent has furnished the Liver
pool Mercury with the following noiabi!iies
in the cpi,aph line:-
Here I've l. by the chancel door;
Here lye because am poor;
The further you go in the more you must pay
Here iycI as warm as they.
In the Cathedral burial ground of E'gin
there is a graves,one bearing the date 1857,
on which there are following lines:
"This world is cite full of streets;
And death Is the rncrca. that all men meets;
flyfc were thing that monte could buy,
The poor could not live, and the rich would not de-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-10
EgtScfUa,yeo,;e xNatten
POLITICAL sronTINes.

POETkCAL sFOHIiNSs' 20
The Waterford Chronicle contains the fo'-
lowing police report, the rhythm OF winch is
decidedly clever: Y s-f1
Mister Johnny O'Conner. q man oil no nom
or, went out with Miss Brady, nice linIe
lady, and treated to brandy, and sponge cake
and candy, and more things SO dainty, and
kisses SO plenty But at length the sad tei-
low grew awfully mellow, and as ne was
walking, and kissing and talking with pretty
Miss Brady, the nice little lady, purse full
of rhino Q wish it was mine, OH he whip
ped from her pocket, and cleared like a'roc-
ket. Blu, soon he was taken, while tracks he
was making, and lodgings assigned him
where justice may lind him. Bn, The maid
on the morrow, came forward in sorrow, her
little heart having, and tears her eyes leaving
and begged that his honor would pity poor
Conner, to which he assented as Connor re-
pented when of went the couple with limbs
mighty supple. and left US presnmIna, that
maiden SO blooming herfelf to a life of much
trouble was booming for Johnny, the block
head, who picked the maids pocket, when
married, I'm thinking, will whip her like
winking.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-10
4 q T. NI'S
W. "a ~IyH~ECBD

VINO CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND
4 POPULAR WORK, m nery COUNTY
Throughout the Uri,ed Stairs. Ia Agents. the
most lhcra encouragement is cfl,ttd-- wrh 81
small eaii'nl Of Ss5 t. Sir0 rh r,cr ~ f. red
sherel'y an agent make from $40 'n S25 PEI
"e'k, For fu'lhe' particulars add,r-, "'.'p III )
WM. A. lEARY,
No, lss Npuh SECOND street.
Phil'lelphi,, Set. Q. iS4s -6m.rs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-10

EARLY MAnsIAce.-A Gladly" only ten
years old, was married al Panama, JAM H.
Females mature in that meridian faster then
in any other region. At or 9, young ladies'
are Of sufficien, growth TO carry on quite seri-
Gus flirtations.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-10
TO THE LADiEs.

ladies OF pale cnmrleSi aud nsnnrtive habits and
such del liated ly IN utstric MS which fcmnts
ave liable - restored by he oi !, tile wo T.,
lfrni VIZ r. II is by nr the lest remedy disc ve-ei
~ weakly children and such have hal bum being
re'snni they tnke it, 1t immediately rest the petite,
strength and lr.
thing can be mlre surprising tlnn its invs rHtirg cf
fccts IN The hunnn frame. Fers all weakness and s
silude lief re taking il, hec usi aud full II
energy under lis influence II immediate counteracts the
nerv velcssness of the female frame. a..
CACTlON,-De careful NH see that yau get the GENT
inc Dr. nRAKE's PANACEAit hrs the signature If GEo /.
SToRRs on the wrnprcrand nsl the 'DR. lEAkT's
PANAcEA. Puma bl wn in tlie cinss, .....
Prepared only hv SroRRs Co. Druggists, No. 81 North
Sixth st, Pladeph,.
Agent fer Sunlurv-II. MASSTR c. Er '
S,ld also hy Wal. 4. NuERAX Co. Drnvilr " SirAEr
Tn, Milton; MARY McCoy, Northumberland; T. p LUZ,
BlnNmshuig. q.
ArIii |, Isis-1y . ..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-10
CONSUMPTION

CONSUMPTION CAN LIE cukEp,--Caunhs. Catarrh BrNn-
cbitis, lifting Of Bl ,d Asthma Difficult prNse EX
ec rai Hcc ic Flush, Malt Sweais, Pain in the side
&c. have been cured, an can he with much certainty
any iher dsense A specific has ny been urht r hut
III vain un he disc very of Dr. Drakes Pan1cGa 1t is
inld nnd safe bn certain and ehcaii in IFS tpcIn ~,
and cam sSihy nlure the delie1te nstitl IL.
We ul earnestly mme,h these afflicted 2, give it n
t'iaand we believe they will not have ,ccasi regret
il. The system is ceanse and strengthened the ulcers
the lungs are hele .ndthe patients gradually regain their
usual health and strength. Read the lJwing: ..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-10
RIIll:AIATISNI

Dr. Drakes Pamcca is used with the greaest in
Rhcmna,ic Cnl uts, ecity such chr ME 1t cures
by driving ,nt all impurities nd luul huni"urs which have
accumulated in the stem. which Tue NJ Rheu-
flatism, 6 ut, and SweiiIgs the ims Other remedies
mciiines give Temporary relief; this entirely eradices
are dreldfully swollen -a-....
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-10

The SHAKERS have recently renowned
pork eating, founding their antipathy upon
that passage of Scripture where it is related
that Satan entered into the herd Of swine
when he was cast ont Of the possessed man.
The Shakers, however, raise pork, and
send it to market for others 10 eat.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-10
246 AND 41s
MAEsEET STREET.
PHiLsnrIPHtA.
THE CHEAPEST AND LARGEST
ASSIGNMENTS OF
C,g<p ~ - a Essx-nx, yvrn tS,p,aS

Gold and silver W atCheS
IN PHILADEDAIlIA
Gold Levers, full jrweil.d, Is GAIA!
case $50 srd over
Silver I.eve &. full jewc'od SIC aui uvrr
I.pineS Sll lid nv,i
Quair., $50 $40
Gull P.nci,s l5i
SIlvrr Tra Spo'n.. squ 10 coin. 80
Gnld re {, silver ho,jrr aud pe"cii 90
With splendid as'or ment "f I'll kinds of
Watches. hotn gnld and sllver III h iewehy, &r
Sc, Gli Cham o' the bet mpnpf ciu'es aud m
tact every thing in the VI sloh ant Jewry line
at much less = ices than eau ba uglt IN this
cliy elso h,rr.
Please s,ve this advcr s~me II, "nl c,'l =, e
lh,r LEWIS LADnNUS.
No Ala MARKET sre. nt'r,e L ,Vri,th
,oI'h side. or a, JiGO3 LADOMUS,
2i6 MAREET ST.. 6fst store below Eish, south
,ils.
CJ' We have Geld and silver lev - still rhea.
per 'hnu the shove H,oss-a hb,rai discount made
| 70 ihe trade.
seprem CT e3. lsis-6m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-10

NEVER QUARREL WITH LaoY-1f you
are troubled with her, retreat; if she abuse
you, be silent; If she tears your cl oak, give
her your coat; if she box your ear, bow 10
her in return il she tears your eyes out,
feel your way 10 the door and-fy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-10
EH WIHNY 'Le-.l.. .,.-,
goIoA p.FaGXYGENATED pl2
II s s-Sseil ilas-ll las-lll l.zt IR SD 0
k5D a SOVEREIGN REMEDY TOH
tso,o ,DYSPEFSrA,2 ., ., -
Hsal2 Nhn 80 - AMI .io9g
GENERAL DEnELxTY. m9l.

1
bae 'aimshJ Windsor, Termont. ,ti5q sTi p
rs sovereign remedy for DYSPEPSIA, in many Of s
forms, such pain in the Stomach, carbur habtual
C,slivehess Acid Stomach Headace Loss Of Appetite,
philsirj and Ashua, or pblbiscri,e,,c, with denge
meia - thestpmnch (of ,Dyspel tic ,AslhnmD Difficult
Bfcahng wdeh oen results from impet,ss, digestion tr
their use lus been proved IN the relief u, utmost NIL the
sylnpt ss that lf eted from delioied 2r at,nc e,nd
II OF the st anach ;s,s In general debility arising from
or fr1ui the effects Of Fever particularly Fever and
Agge Females suffering ~ nndr 9ay niene ,eragene, r.,
rERs an excellent remedy and not supposedly any ined
The history Of this medicine is peculiar II has inlo lis
way epuhic iavor solely by the force OF IFS intrinsic
merits No mtifcd means have beer, used t give il NJ
t 9,y hs' & x = Sn pSc 5 aH@ a FRI, r. , ! s s Te
narkale efficacy in the family OF TIE pr ITietar, aid BY
lin niiefwsds administered his afflicted friends and nt-
guaiHuccs with like result its reputation gradually eS-
tended until 1t is kn WI, IN the M st dsant paris T the
unn ms medicine Of mTiyallct virtues IN the cure T
yspepsia IN all its different RUS and ais for the If
Asllia or Phihse. i,s only hcrtd md its only eul gy
has een ihe story Of is pdcrie efficacy, as al r m
nlnth to month or by letter r IN friend friei In eve
~ insire where esc Btters have been uscd and the
suit made known t. the prorretr they have proved re-
Numerous certificates aii,sng the singular efficacy Of
the "OxYeExATrp BT1ERs.n in the secession ol the
rr prie aiy Of them signed by persons already widely
'.1 iii GEO, u. GREEN, Proprietor,
WINDSOR, VT, October g. 1s45.
Tho following Certificates have recently been
'H,.-rI. received: -iit| .....
WARRINGTON. d. c.. June TO- iSlG.
Having ninde use Of the .oxygenaic Biiiers prepared
by Dr. Gea ,. Green e Winds T. VT and from kn W.
rec lnnena them believing imt they w Luy
that this valuable remedy may be generally diiIused
br usbout the courry that it may be accessible to u the
| afflicted ... --.
sAMuEL si, a,,I TilfITS' u, Senator from Vermont
! JAMES i! SIMMONS, IT, q scrri r from r. isina
! or uf Keut,rly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-10

SENSIBLE QuEsrIoN.-An exchange paper
asks, sswhat sort of an economist is the
man who chews $40 worth of tobacco in
year, and stops his newspaper because he
can't afford to pay forit?''
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-10

MANS RrrurATIos has been very aptly
compared to sheet of white paper il it be
once bloited, it can hardly ever be made 10
look as white as before. Apolosisis of youth
ful immoralities should think of this.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-10

Never 6nd fault with girls, very young
girls in particular, if they are decided romps,
bat be thankful that they have the health
and spirits for romping. Better be romp
than have narrow chest and a flushed
cheek.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-10
EOR SCEOEI-IA-

Or Drake's Panncen is mmcnded certain remedy.
one instance nj its failure has rccnrrc wlcn tree
~ used II cures the disease and the lime lupas
vigr t,the VIII e system. Ser ul ms rers never
ray tor much ntcn nr the s'ie otflcir Hrd. Its ru-
rihcaii I'll MD he their first aim r perseverance, will
gmplisli Of EVEN HEREDITARY disease