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TIIIEaI1LLI -
A NEW and Improved SHOW ER-BATa, at the low
"A price Of SIAcombinng &Ol0ers Bath and Bathing
a6-mgy be 4ou9d at No l5s Camp street also Patent
MRS. l.. PAPE, l59 Camp street,
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BE6E IONGUESs
6bO BOXES EhHv's Beef TONGUES, for sale by
~ au29 CHAS. STOUGHTON. 90 Camp st.
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PHLADELPHIA, June ., I8l6I lei free to recommend
Dr. Dayss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my expert
of its beneficial effects in my have been
for some time past subject attacks of splitting OF blood at
tended with weakness Of the breast and uneasy sensation
at the stomach, accompanied with dyspeptc symptoms
Last spring having attack Of it. was recommended by
acquainaT who had been cured by Dr. Daviss Syrup
try il. did so, and relieved by in less than
bottle Its apparent good effects were Immediate
InHN N. ORAM. LadIeg, ShOemnkar. 20 Raoa 81.
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST.
PHILADELPHIA, June g. 1851 can highly recommend
Dr. DRyis's Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my know
ledge OF its virtues. My wife Lad been affected for long
time with weakness and pain the breast the OF this
medicine short time entirely relieved her The symptoms
would after Time and all occasions the relief
speedy in the FIRST place II six months since
she has been free of the affection. consider 1t and
mend valuable medicine Its gtheninE effect
has been very great in addition relieving the breast
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y KAN 11Aa tAEAiEios
EGA PACK AGES, halves and quarters, for sale by
6lU au23 w. IL. CUSHING. % Gravier st.
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NEWARK AND ROsENDALE LIME AND
CEMENT COMPANY. e. n ewark, N. J.
rVyHE above named Company have appointed Messn
1 HAVMAN & HOLDEN sole Agents for the sale Of
their warranted HYDRAULIC CEMENT. CALCINED
pTA ST'FP and Nj ARBLE DUST. for the city of New
Orleans and vicinity. JOHN Ii. STEPHENS, PTes't.
A. LEMAssENA, Sec y,
Newark N. j., February, 1919.
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FIVE HUNDRED BARRELS Western Lime, for
sas5tf ~ 4. Q. WILBUR 8 co. 10 Bank Place.
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~ Dr. Cook Is one Of the most eminent physicians in
the United States and the attending physician of Joseph
bonapatte ex-hing of Spain, during all his residence in
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MARBLE DUST
NINlFIY BARRELS M9rble Dust for sale by
ausQf A. o. WILBUR & 90, 10 Bank Place,
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LIME,
1OOO BARRELS Fresh LIME landing and for sale by
AOUU au23 J. STROUD y co. 1854 Common st.
FAMILY CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
FAMILY CARRIAGE, nearly new with double
"a haness-t0r sale very low. Apply at q NATCHEZ
STREET. up stairs. je2
Furnaces FURNACES
ENQR SALE Superior Assortment Of EARrHEN
Il EURN ACES, in packages Of any number, wholesale
and retail, at Is TchoUpitoulRs st. - -
ap28 NJ H. DEVEREUX.
ETTIs NTTE1TTT5Tl A sE5 ssTls nm rrTHvTIssTr
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NO. IS CHROJTDELET STREET,. Sign of tho
.lGScAGpiqR Statue.
FNR. LERQY'S and PEI ETIER'S (of PaLis) Con-
" POUND MIXTURE and -VRNEREAL SPECIFIC,
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Nv O68N IaI 0tLl0 OATOItlsE5L
DEALERS NAEkaahE
MARBLE MANTEL-PIECE5. ENAM-
IVA ELLED CRATES, MONUMENTS, -&ab7Sl,,
TONES, Tom SLABS, GRAVE STONES. &tB III -
and MARBLE, ia oil its different varieties INV
ThOM ASTON LINE. CALCiNED PLAS- EaWg
TER OF PARIS, ROMAN and HYDRAU- ~
Lie CEMENT, PLASTERING HAIR N
WHITE AND ENGLISH, PENSACOLA -ia5sl-
and PTTTSBURG FRIEDRICH. my3
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ONE TH6us AND BAR RRES - Flesh Tbomastor
- Meadow Rock Lime landlng from brig Washington
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~ $3.50 { oARRoLLToN RAmRoAp

da-das-ess1li
Depot, E0TRer of BsT0nBs aud PsrdiG0 ftrsste.
single ticket any distance above Pleasant 20 e0ntg
szse ticket for children overt aHd under 1ayean 10 q.
@y tgASsi EAeQys 5ss's ',tss. 81 ~
HRf the above rates for distance below Pleasant street.
servants (Slsvs OTaHg diatanos 10 cents.
~ hesldentE in Lafayette, CaIFOlltoH and vicinity,
oommuqon tickets to passage u the Cara towis IS 90
PSI month On advance for either oad and dSaRoa
Children half prcs-Eo ouch tickets given FOR any other
period tha1 the frrtt0 the last Of each month.
A Car, expressly for ladies, in each tTgin.
EyTAfG7Fp aP'p q NE x EF.E7 aaT1t
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E@ Merchants, from different sections Of the county,
give the NEST haeng accounts of the universal popularity
and efficacy Of Dr. Ddvis's Syrup, under their notice.
number Of them witnessing It's virtues, have regularly sold
coalition that Il did not give satisfaction the price
should be returned and no Of them has had any appca
ton to return the This speaks volumes in favor Of
the medicine. We append few extracts from orders
samples of those frequent receipt Of well of
verbal ancnnnts we frenuenty hear:
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY BARRELS Nelson
u & Browns and DsnmHn' Rosendale Cement, landing
for sale by 1851 JOHN STROUD co t46 Common st.
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A. T. COCHRAN 8 co.,

and Steamboat Captains, to yo1t Greeting:
GRATEFUL do feel for your liberal patronage for the
VI past five years and by hay1gi and continually
ceiving fresh supplies of GROCERIES, OF my own impor
tatiOn and at all times heavy stock hand, attentive
Clerks and Team deliver goods Tree of charge, by
experienced person, do feel prepared % put mp Family
Frs ORDERS and attend to PLANTATION SUP
PLIES on the most fayOsbe TERMS with goods OF the
''@''"'i'' CHARLES STOUGHTON.
u1yIPu Family f9rOSer. % C'amn street, NO
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- = OLE IT aKINNE r. -
BRICKLAYER, No. IS ROYAL STREET,
I UNDERTAKES all kinds of FIRE WORK, such as the
~ Setting Of Cooking Ranges, Ovens, Steam n,
BOsIs, etc. All work done by the subscriber will N
be guaranteed and specimens Of his work may be 9saS
any time. le1SsN
with dispatch. ia19 II
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,ep LFroM Mr., John y: JigTgGa, DreRg3stl -,
,ElTTsnuBa, Jan. H. lS47.-The Syrup OF Wild Cherry
nu lar has given great satisfaction TO those who have used
u, know OF one instance Of permanent cure Of Asthma
2n gentleman Of Ohio think shall be able TO sell at
least six gIoce Year.u =
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/" H9EIWHU SUEAHsl
NIX PACKAGES Woolsag's, Stewards, Levsnngsl an
do New Orleans Refined Guga.B, for sale by
8u23 W. l.. CUSHING, 20 Gravier st.
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FIN PLATE.
1.-TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOXES Tin Plate
T. landing ship GOssypum from Liverpool for sale By
SAMUB Ell LOCKE. and Frpnt Levee
s. between Customh0use and Bienviils Its.
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TO oAAIF O4fNLANS!
SMITH 8 BROTHER, No. 50 COMMON srRzRR
- GRAND DEPOT for the sale Of IN
INDIA RURRER -COOneT


TO OAGFORNIANSI
SMITH s BROTHER, No, 50 COMMON srRzRr
~ GRAND DEPOT for the sale Of M
INDIA RUBBER GOODS
,ManlyactUred under GOoDYEAR's PATENT.
~ s. & 2. havs for sale and are constantly receiving
almost every article necessary Tor the comfort ami use al IN
CALIFORNIAN EgGRANr, Among their assortment may "a
found AIR BEDS All Pillows India Rubber 10Th RIDING
Gals SOU westes Ooaks Goats, Pouches Coihing Bags
Iayeng Bags, Bottles, Water Tanks Blanket and Tar
paphns ~. ALsO....
=, TENTS, PICK S.aDD lis, CAEtFoRNIA S1nDLE
80 SADDLES and Bndles VI every description; Bits Str.
i1A- -eel., aalt Rope dos Biankels etc eie- faas
Stoves sTovHsg! sTovBst!
Il 81, WRIGHT Z co.'s Patent Wood and CoalStoves;
bI 1gF II STOVES, most improved patterns suita- "a
E Eaney nlse GOA Stoves, lor Bar.Ioouis etof e@
Ip1nLii+ $40 = hne and ten plate Stoves; AN
Copper Liquor Pumps ~ IsseYe Kettles, different Sizes
OhVei MOON Patent Wen Pumps
"A F9y5itaas Of CoF5s5 q COOLING Utensils and Kitchen
Brass and britannia i.ampsRnd CandIeItiefsS.s
Brass, bgiJannia and Janqnne6 Spttoo1s, ~ )
Hall and Steamboat lamps, Of dihs-eot Y
Britannia Tea and Doiee-p0tsl @9st
BRITANNIA SOUP fuleens, 81 diteIent Eizes,
Dish Covers: Copper aud TN Measure;
Copper, Iron and Tin fea-ketlssi
Buck L McGRn's Paent Cooking St0resi
Churohs Philadelphia Goa Stoves.
Ny Own Patent Stoves on the most improved plan n
American Air iight Cooking Stoves, for wood or coal
% the most improved plan
Rotary Ranges, for wood Or coal Of diHerant sizes
SSni9 iaeoqses, Of different 1izes and peitens;
EAgh5a steak Dishes, Covers and Stands;
Bhsq Monldzs Oyster Gdirons Oyster sleWpsns, etc.
la9 ~ ID, u. DEYEREUA IS Tch0npllORlas Sc
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ouananCe has taken your Syrup and has been perfectly
cured he abOred under the consumption for than three
years. and took great many kinds OF medicines, and waz
physicians in this county but RECEIVED no benefit until he
took Dr. Davi5's Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar and mme.
diatey commenced getting better, and is now well and
hearty This statement received from himself; his nameG
Henry T. GOdshalk, Wamlnster township Bucks county,
Pa He known all over the cOuntyis poor laborng
and II cannot be denied that the SyTup saved his lie
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FNR. WIDNEY'5 RAT DESTROYER heretofore sold
~ ISL ChaHTes street. oky be obtained at ITO
PoydIas street. and the of Benve and Chartres
Streets also under Widney Banner This article has long
been before the people Of New Orleans, il therefore I'M
say anything OF its intrinsic virtue. Also Dr.
WIDNEY'S ROACH KILLER can 01lly be had at the
above named places. au20 I'm
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FIRE BhlUk,
HTNGLISH and AMERICAN Fire Brick, for sale by
~ au30tf a G WILBUR s. CO. 10 Bank Place.
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CtADDLEs, BRIDES, Butts, sTIRRUPs, ETC., o
- every description. LlNl)I.a r UBBER RI,
CLOTHING, Of all kinds. T.. AIR BEDS, PII- Es5Es
LOWS, FARPAuLINs, SADDLE BAas,, FEh'I 5lai
India Rubber Tent Cloths, of all sizes for sale by q
fElA SMITH s. BROTHER. 50 Common 81.
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al
IL DtuhDENIOWA, n. j., Jan. 8, l647--We have taken
some trouble to introduce d. Davs Syrup OF Wild Cherry
9hq az mere and have sold all received from you; DR.
| II rnal - HlNetee ~ --- -l-e
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IA McCUTCHEON, 100 ST. CHARLES Street, douu
~. above Poydras-heeps constantly ss,
hand good assortment of n EW No. p
AND SECONDHAND FURNI- ~ sol
TURE, Curled Hair and Moss MA So l4a------7si5
IRASSES made of the best materials which he is dis.
posed to sell as low be bought at auction for cash
REPAIRING of Furniture and Mattresses, and all kinds
of JOBBlNG done at short notice, and By the best work
Furniture packed moved and shipped with
~ New and Secondhand Furniture bought, ETC. etc.
iyis BIN u. MoCUTCHBON. 100 ST. Charles st.
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Situated On the Pontohartraiu Railroad
above Hospital. Tor the last fourteen years underthe
= sAi1i and attentive mana genient Of the iaia Dr. -
X L9zenheg, Is now open under the care Of Dr. q esB
Atonto, Tor The reception of patients. 4sA
Z, ~ TERMS Of .4df1isSi0H--
In me Upper WaIdB-Ons Dollar per day
" ervste " ards-fTom Two to Three Dollars per day
e4Eiydi capital operations will be charged extra.
Wlli,ih we large enclosure is an INSANE HOSPITAL
usH2su piIy 70 the teatment Of those afflicted with insanity
81 "A separate and distinct building fof Small pox aud
other contagious diseases. ii III
For further particulars, apply TO Dr. " IRVINE At lie
Hospital, oFto Dr. .. RHQDEs. n doyaI 81 ie ilgH
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nNE HUNDRED BARRELS REOTIFIED, Beatty
e. j. HART 8. co. % Tehoupltoulas st.
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work to rest myself. My physician pronounced my lung
affected and began entertain serious apprehensOns that
would get well again. At this time Or Daviss Syrup
OF Wild Cherry and Tar was recommended to me- In two
was greatly relieved and BY the time had taken four bottles
the cough entirely cured and my general health and
18th restored. The paptaOn of the heart with which
had been severely troubled for ten years is almost gone
feel little of it occasionally with e1eriOn. The relief
of the papatOn has been great that confident
two bottles Of the medicine would have entirely
moved 1t. HENRY N1CKERsON 15O John street.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-06
HOW TO GET i WIFE.

Many are the methods which persons
ambitious Of committing matrimony adopt
to secure a partner. Some conquer by the
power of gold, some by the force of intel
lect, some captivate the fair sex by their
beauty and accomplishments; and Others
succeed by stratagem and skill. Getting
wife is very serious business, and one which
sometimes requires the exercise of no little
judgment and discretion, particularly when
the chosen one happens to prefer some 9TH
er suitor. The adage that "faint heart
never won fair lady," is generally true,
and we were forcibly struck with its appl-
cation to a case which occurred not long
since to our own knowledge. Passing
down Camp street the other day, we met
friend who had Just returned from the North.
After the usual civilities, he informed us
that during his absence he had initiated the
example of Benedict, by taking to himself
a better half "What married." said we.
aWhy, how in the world did that happen
to YOU, who had vowed that ''love should
transform you into an OYSTER" before you
would submit to its power.
"Even so," replied he. "But listen, and
will relate the circumstances of the case.
You know when l left here last spring, a
bachelor, little expecting that the summer
would bring me a change of condition.
After rambling about the country for some
time, ruSticating at Harrodsburg, hunting in
Illinois, fishing at Mackinaw, and gazing
with wonder at Niagara, found myself
one day at the United States Hotel, at Sa-
ratoga. l had been there few days,
drinking the mineral waters, sailing on the
lake, waltzing and flirting with the bellies,
and playing Billiards with the gentlemen,
when one evening the company at the Uni
ted States was thrown INTO commotion by
the arrival of a beautiful heiress from Bos-
ton. Who she was, knew not; but suf-
fee to say, that single glance captivated
me. never did believe in love at first
sight Till that moment, but then ! was de-
cidedly enamored; in fact, over head and
ears in love. strove to resist the passion,
but it was no use; so / though! the best
way was to yield to its influence with
good grace, and consequently ] determined
to marry the heiress. But the next ques-
ton was, how to gain the object of my
wishes, True, l had been introduced TO
her, and ! always flattered myself that
was rather good looking, and had atolerably
insinuating address, but l had rival, and
worse than that, favored one. l made
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-06
The ILLITERATE R6BBER.-A gentlema

THE ILLITERArE R6BBER.-.A gentleman
passing late at night over the Point Neuf in
Paris, was accosted by polite and SEEM
ingly suPplicant stranger, who asked him to
read paper which he had just picked up
The followirr is a translation of the lines:
Speak not word when this you've read,
Or in an instant You'll be dead;
Give up your money, watch aud rings,
Or other valuable things:
Depart then quickly, as you will,
Only remember silence still.
The gentleman thought it best to deliver
up his vauabes as required,
The rob5er was afterwards recognised by
the person robbed, and arrested. His ideR.
THY was positively sworn TO, and the follow
ing confession was made by the criminal.
"Nly lords; confess that on the evening
specified met this gentleman on the Pont
Neuf, and the transaction occurred as he re-
lated il; but yet am far from being guilty.
cannot read; picked up the paper and
thought i, might be OF consequence. Seeing
that the gentleman had lantern, ! begged
him to do me the favor to read the paper
He complied, and then TO my surprise, put
his watch, rings and money into my hands
was so astonished that could not ask him
what he meant, and supposed the paper was
of great value, and that he had given me his
money. rings and watch to get rid Of me-
Thus If any one was wronged, it was !, and
hope Justice win be done me-"
He was acquitted. Times.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-06

with the addition of even few luxuries; a.
nong other things, he was furnished with
rude wooden spoon, cut out and left behind
by one of the crew of the Ladoga, whom he
was told had attempted TO escape He lef,
Matsmai, Oct. ist and reached Nagasaki the
nth, where he was provided with lodging
in a temple.
On going ashore at Nagaski, he was carried
TO the town house, but before going in More
anna instructed him how to behave when in
presence of the governor and ordered him to
step on an image in front of the first door,
which he said was s'the devil of japan"
This plate, about foot wide, was as well as
he could see, g rude picture of the Virgin and
Child, but the crowd pressing in, prevented
him from examining it closely He was COM
PEELED 10 kneel in court, and soon a Kissing
announced the governor, TO whom he was
obliged 10 make the Japanete salutation,
bending down so as not 10 look in his face.
On being asked his place of residence, he
told them Oregon, New York and Canada, in
hopes to be delivered TO the first American or
English man-of-war which might come, and
thus be the means of restoring tho other men
to oliberty, who for their res,lessness, he thought
would be kept prisoners for life Many other
questions were asked him and among others
if he believed there was God in Heaven
He said, eyes, believe in the Father, Son
and Holy Ghost, and in our Lord and Saviour
Jesus Christ.n He was taken away in kago
to the quarters provided for him, where re-
manned over six months until the Preble 5
arrival.
He was twice taken to the town house to
be questioned, and also after examined in
his room. On asking for his Bible and other
speak of the Bible in Japan, it was not a
good bool.n Mcdonald thought one object
OF these interrogatores was to find out whether
he had any friends in America, who were
likely to exert themselves TO effect His liberia.
ton when they knew his captivity. His time
was chiefly employed in teaching English to
a few natives among whom Moreama was
his best scholar, though he thought he him
self knew more of the japanese language
than his pupil did of English. He ascribes
this kind treatment to his efforts in this line
as his scholars were both s,ndious and inqu-
sitve.
The arrival of the Preble cause no little ex-
citement people, and thenext morning April
18th, his guard showed him q list of the
troops which had come into town in conse-
quence, 10 the number of 4405 men, making,
with the ordinary garrison of $50 and those
previously arrived, nearly six thousand troops
besides their followers-an extraordinary
force, The day before his liberation, he was
requested 10 give the relative rank of the
commando, of the Preble for the information
of his keepers, which he did by counting in
the order Of succession from the highest chief
in the United States. ''First, he says, gave
the people, (which they could hot compre-
hend, then the President, Secretary of the
Navy, commodore, captain, and commander,
this rank was so high as apparently to excite
their surprise" His information perhaps led
TO the change in the officer who went aboard
the Preble The day of her departure.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-06
Philadelphia June 2, ls49:-
EVERY MAN HIS own PATENT
AGENT.

MUM 4 Co, publishers Of the "SCiBNTl-
lSl FIC AMERICAN" have fasoured us with
a Phamphlet containing the Patent Laws Of the
United States, together with all the forms necessa.
nv for applying for Patent, information in regard
TO filing caveats, with remarks on its uses etc, a,
mount of fee required at the Patent Once, and
every other information that is necessary TO Instruct
, person in making his own applications.
Price l2b cents single, or l2 copies for One dol
I.rs-sent by mail to any part dfthe United States
Address MUM & CO., Nsw-York.
March 10, lS49.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-06
STRAW BONNET
& HAT MdNUFACTORY,

No. 80 North Second street, opposite The
.. Madison House
VVVtiE subscribers would call the attention of
L Country Merchants and Milliners to their ex.
tensise assortment Of fashionable SrRIse AND
SUMNER BoNNKTs ANN HATS tf the Newest styles.
ALso, a large and general assortment Of French
and American Artificial Flowers, Ribbons, Crown
Lihngs, Oil Silk, Wire, Quillings, Buckram, &c,
which they offer at prices that defy competition
N. B-Palm Leaf Hats by the case or DOZEN,
w. NJ. & ]. E. MAULL,
Bonnet and Hat Manufacturers,
80 North 2d street.
ph;I.deIph;a June Q. lS49:-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-06
! t60 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA

n i60 MARKEr STREET, rHILhpNLrH'N'
t,.soy,,y, Of French, English and German
Fancy and Stable Stationery
VrTAFERs. Sealing Wax, Ink, Draft and Back
w CANNON Boards, Tape, inkstands, Doml, uni
,.s t;;To,t's and other Steel Pens, Ivory ana
% pon. Folders, Pape,eries, Gold and Silver Pencil
Cases, Bristol Boards; whatman's Drawing .a, ,sS
osrs Envelopes, Bonds and Arn0lds celebrated % .,
Inks for making Lipen, Portfolios, pissoe'es n "'p'
.nd IA Games, Chessmsn, Cards, Gold Pens &C.
PhiIadelphis, June 2, le4e.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-06

In seventeen experiments on dogs il is as.
certained that in some cases, sugar tends to
fatten the animal, and in others it turns 10
bile.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-06

LOUIS NAPOLEON, by the last advices, % :
use commercial phrase 'lcoks little -
tern y
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-01-16

On Asricslfure-- Hammond, Keller, King,
Lsrrimer and Lee.
On Manufacturer and Commerce--Tru-
man, Marsh, Mcclure, Morris and Pot.
ter. 2
on Public Prin,ing-Morris, Thompson,
Letter, Woodford and Smith Of Brown.
On Corporations--M Morris, Phillips, Ring
wood, Randall and Smart.
On the Cmrency--Roedter, Hardesty,
Monfori, Bigger and Whiteley.
On Benevolent Institutions Phillips, Van
Doren, Scott, Sheldon and Will.
On the Pcmtcntiary--Brewer, Foster,
Dalzell, Hambleton and Dublin.
On the Library--Gregory. Smith, ol
Brown, Jones, Thompson and Dresbach.
On the State Bmidings-Dalzell, Cope
land, Potter, Hamblelon and Moore.
/ On Retrenchment- Van Buskirk,
Smith Of Madison, Hammond and Myers
On Salaries and Fees Of Public 0Gcert
Marsh, Dresbach, Mott, Howard ans
Green.
On Federal Relations Whiteley, Gregg
ry, Morse, Monlort and Edison.
On Unfinished BusineaS--iardesty, Fos
Ter, Julian, Van Buskirk' and Miller.
On Earollment-Lorg and Chaffee.