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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-17

CuLTIvATING FIsH.--The Boston Chrome.
type says that in some countries a practice is
introduced of culivainc fish as crop, which
might perhaps be profiabliy inflated.
A spot of poor land, commanded by some
brook or rivulet, and SO environed that it can
be easily ovorfowed, is selected, Bymakng
a dam or embankment, the water is easily
raised to the requisite height, and good fra-
bic kind of fish Is introduced that sort which
has been found by experience in, the neigh
bohood TO be best adapted 10 the soil. The
fish multiply from the abundance of food
which they gather from the soil For two
three or four years the place is constantly
cropped, with the same sort of fish aud good
profit made OH the land and labor Atlengih
the fish run ont, and another sort is introduced,
when Aouyishss, probably on food which the
first rejected After a considerable rotation
of fish crop, the pond or tank is drawn offand
is found in an improved condition to be cult
waited with vegetables.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-17

miles. The Mormons will be able TO supply
fresh mules and oxen and after next harvest
provisions to those who are emigraing tc Cali
fornia. .s.
Mr.. Whipple says the road is very good all
the way from Independence TO west OF the
mountains. In 1s47, about 1000 wagons
passed over it, and last year some $50. The
trail is so well defined that no danger from
losing it need be feared Mr.. Whippe re-
commends oxen in preference to mules, and
says they will make very good time. Emf
grants usually make about Is miles day.
On some portions of the route there is scarci-
ty of grass. For about 500 miles, buffalo
meat can be obtained in abundance,
Mr.. Whipple represents the valley OF the
Salt Lake as perfectly healthy, and the jour
ney to that region rs attended with no dam
gers and but little fatigue. He returns again
in the Spring
The Mormons have established ferries over
the only rivers which are not lordable on ac-
count of high waters--the Platte and Green
rivcrs,-so that no hindrance to emigrants
J from that cause need now be feared No
! gold has yet been found in the neighborhood
of the Salt Lake, or anywhere east of the
Sierra Nevada, as far as Mr.. Whipple is in.
! formed. What has reached that region, was
brought there by the discharged Mormon sol
diers. who had returned from the Placer &c
/ visit their families.
With the reference 10 the story that the
Nlormons had claimed pre-emption right iC
the diggings, and were demanding pc
cen.age on the gold found, MIR. Whipple give!
the following account. The first discover.
of gold was made by Mormons, (dischargeC
soIiiers,) IN digging mill race for MIR. sut
Ter. As the discovery was on his ground, h'
gave them the liberty of digging gold, OF
condition Of paying him a certain per centage
This they agreed to do but soon started off Il
explore for themselves, and having foun'
some rich spot they demanded per centag
from new comers for digging in their ground
to which they claimed & right ofdiscovery.-
This practice is general in the mines, and tn
Mormons, Mr.. whipple says, no more CLAIM
the whole of the mines thanthey do the Who'll
Of California
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-17

ANoTnER Coop MovE BY CoNGREss.-The
HovsE of Congress, having abolished tiogging
in the Navy, have lcllowedup the good move
ment by aholshng the grog ration, which is
two gills a day. In place of this the sailor is
to receive four cents Mr. John A. Rockwell,
of Connecticut, has the credit of this act, and
Mr.. Sawyer, of Ohio, the credit of the former
If the Senate confirm these proceedings, we
shall soon see a desirable improvement in the
character of the Navy.
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BASKET
JuFACTORY,
CARD s. SEAL ENGRAVING.

WIN. G. MASON.
46 Chesnut ST. 3 door, abore end st., Philadelphia
Ensraver of BUSINESS VISITING CARDS,
= Watch papers Labels, Door plates, Seals and
Stamps for Odd Fellows, Sons of Temperance
&c, &c-Always on hand general assortment
of Fine Fancy Goods Gold pens ofevery qnaiiy
Dog Collars in great variety. Engravers tools
and materials.
Agency for the Manufacturer of Glaciers Dla
monds.
ORDERS per mail (post paid) will be ?unctually
attended to.
Philadelphia, April /, ls4s-y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-17

THE BLACK DIAMONDS, from Pennsylvania,
have already commenced going to California
The ship Lavani, whichis to leave this port
for California, on the i7lli inst, We learn, car
ries out three hnndred ions Of our anthraciie
coal in ballast
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-17

Somebody says that females go; 10 meeting
to look a, each others bonnels. That's down
right scandal, They go 10 show their own +
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-17

GEN. SHIELD, says the Boston Post was
shot through the breast at Cerro Gordo, and
reported "morlally wounded" yet recovered
and now takes the place of Judge Breese in
the Uaied States Senate. This has given
rise TO the following good thing by sucker
wag
Some men have "lost their keqas' and lived,
But stranger far than these
The shot that pass'd through Shields breast,
Instead of him killed Bgeeso.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-17

Public EcoNoMY cost OF maintaining
the city paupers of New York is represented
by the Knickerbocker to be $40 head pei
week, Ii suggests, as a measure of economy
on the part of the public, that these paupers
should be boarded al the Aslor House, or some
o,her commodious hotel, at 81 per week
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-17

THE FIRST POSTMASTER GENERAL in the
United States was Dr. Franklin. His salary
wa $1,000.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-17

A LESSON FOR ScoLDING WIyEs.-"And I
dare say You have scolded your wife very Of
ten, Newmau," said once. 81
Old Newman looked down, and his wife
took up the reply
"Never 10 signify-and if he has deser
we'd itr'
'And dare say, if the truth were told
you have scolded him quite as often. So.
may" said the old woman, with beauty
of kindness, whitehall the poetry in the world
canno, excel, elbow can wife scold her
good man, who has been working for her lit
lie ones all the day. 1t may do for a mar
to be peevish, for it is he who bears the eros
ses of the world but who should make him
forget them but his own wifel And she had
best, for her own sake--for nobody can scold
much when the seolding is all on one side"
A CITIZENS USIos OF colorcd persons in
PENNSYLVANIA has been formed, 10 obtain foe,
themselves all the riahls and imnmni,ics -
citizenship.
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SELECT POETRY.
[From the Boston Courier.1
THE PURIFICATION OF THE BAR.
Br ALLEN c. sPooNER.

| Read al the late Bar Supper at the Revere
House
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NEW MUSIC.


w FISCHER Pennsylvania doors east Of a street
be sold reduced pices-four cents
The Rare Flower quadcs, composed By Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka, BY Wentworth.
The vagabond Polka; BY Gung1.
Frederick William Polka, performed by the steycmark Com
pany.
: The Water Spirit wstzj by A. Krugc.
The Harp Waltz; by w, q. Bcche.
The Friendship Waltz by O. schustcr - =
Tho Tcdesco March, arranged from The Opeu OF Enan BY
Boyer
pourrisj by H. Cramer.
The Spring Waltz; by n. MoeIne.
Punch and Judy Poa performed by the s,eyemah Company
arranged by Hemsmuller.
the Lily Rondo, by Louis Rename.
Ean nvosm cavatina om the Opera Of Enani, arranged
blanche, hsn Breath Of Morning from Open
OF the Huguenoui BY Meyefbcer.
Poor though my may be- nom Donnzesa Opera Of Betty
The world 3 The look shouts beautiful ballad b,
Mother one, beautiful ballad from
Opera Of bucrctia Borgia, arranged by @. Linlcy .
from the land Of The mountain, from the Opera Of Quentin
n i The song my mother sings, by RedweIi
Tbe Lonely NJ W. nalfe
Thou,rt ever NJ my side; BY w. n Dcmpeser
The king DIS On throne of gold, words BY Barry Cornwall
May ssas Evil, win new words, sby Madame Bishop, BY
Hunter.
The Bachelors Drcam, by Mnnch
stop dat knocking at the doui for me guitar
Aus3
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United states Patent omee.

IN the petition Burgess Herman Baldwin, Of washing
ton the Of granted
said rrcss clover machines
years OF said patent which takes place
lOtn day Of october, lef9-
said petition be heard at the Patent Once
September az ~ O'Clock and all
appear and show fay they have why
said petition ought be granted.
Republic, Union wangon North American and Gazette,
Phadeiphia Telegraph, arisbug Tribune, New York Adver
User Couran Hartford Aas, Cincinnati Journal, Co
umbus Herald Cleveland, week for three successive weeks
previous the seventeenth day Of september next.
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Pnfents.
Ps-Edo papers viii please copy, and send their
bills Once with paper containing this notice.
K July l5--law3w rE
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Tx VEGETABLE FANACEA,
u AND This remedy, composed entirely vegetn
Ingredients, d totally free from any mineral
nns esihsIe In cordial snd su.nghsnng powers was original
most Of dees OF Abdominal r6gons-such darrh1a
dselte bioq compliance dyspepsia, and oil other disorders
the liver, BE. ts
Knowing experience that IL opetes In ths kindly
enectua these Il Is Submitted remedy
may aked by the prevailing fatal scourge, md
vnve ioAwho y be 80 fortunate escape Us insdou
symptoms
obghsd wholesale and retail Carsis saloon, Penn
lvagA avenue, between llh and 18th pncipa
dofts In the city OF Washington Georgetown,
HaSs conanlsg fun directions Or use with many interesting
discount % dealers Orders from any part United State,
promptly aisended 90 All communication must be postpaid
Aug 3-lawH 1900 SAMUEL CARUS1 & CO.
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FOR NORFOLK.

. - The steamer osCEoLA viii, Saturday, the TN
July, making trips week 10 the above
place. leaving Washington every Wednesday aud Saturday nj
O'Clock Returning, leave Norfolk every Monday and Thur'
day a O'Clock p. m. =
She will touch going returning Pney Point Old Point Cone
River he usual landings the Potomac.
Passage and fare 70 Norfolk. .............'..'..s
piney Point. y
July 7-d1 JAMES MITCHELL, Captain
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United States Pas... ome.,

ON te petition Of Henry Burden, Troy New York praying
extension patent the said Henry burden for
nom the expiration Of
sa patent which takes place the 2d day November s
ordered that petition heard Al the Patent Once
Monday October ~ O'clock and all persons
notified and show cause any mey have, why said Pe
uono ought granted tf'ttt fLN
Ordered, ao thai notice published Inteigcnccr,
Repubc and Union, washington North American and Gazette
Daily Bee Boston Gazette pttsbur Pa Daily Auas, Cincinnati
week or three successive weeks previous % ne mt Monday
I'M October next THOS. EwBANK,
ITIIt' Commissioner of Patents.
OF e above papers will please copy send their
bills the Patent once, with paper containing ts notice.
July 9s-law3w H tE sfq fa q. fasa
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college OF s. james. washinssep county, M.ryland.
fagh Session VIII Monday, 0csobsrl onwhch dsy
ds e % ATTENDANCE q all the student. Z requested The
po s saas ~ hsiT members new pass
me opening vi me session The extcnds he
a. o. os,ops, q ns s q August there being but
M corps q have for yssn been pursu ks On
e course Oh collegiate studies equal presred
colleges OF the North AZ the
ating class received their acadcmical degrees. i7 800
In the Grammar School, which
the classes carefully compelen
under the supervision Of the Professors Of Thur
enter the institution early puue their ni
u study under the direction they
MERCANTILE embraces those partial any IN
collegiate preparatory classes who
other professional lie Such students admitted
all the privileges and advantages casses sui
uung in place some Of classical sude mel
cessay a preparation for WE e' 1 tsfF'r
French Is regular study without eztu chazeso ~ s casss.
addition 70 the FRENCH the mercantile students will DO taught,
without charge German Or some other modern language
The location OF the College perfectly heah hsrs
towns or villages near % present the Temptations The
stitution II sst F IN sfF ~
The change covering all the expsnss n
restrict any other expenses Of the student st WHY
Al The dspsmsns under the Immediate supervision e NJ
undersigned, whom application be made Tor copies o. o
Reger for further inomaton well M The admission
Aug 3-2awxm ~ osasess faaaas, r, o. MnryAnds
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United states Patent Once,

ON he petition Of Charles Davenport Of Cabdgepor Masachu
praying Cor the extension OF granted said Daven
port Improvement draw springs for railway carriages fot
years from the expiration o. said PATENT which tes place the
ninth day Of September, lo4s--
II ordered tat petition
August ~ O'Clock, all persons
appear and show they have, why said
petition ought be granted.
Ordered Also that published the Republic
Union washington city, d. C., American,
can and Gazette Tribune, New Couranf
ford; Daily Bee, Boston Journal Portsmouth, HI Daily Aa
Dcro Republic, Angusa,
week weeks previous 70 ,e fourth Monday ia
August next. VA THO. EWDANK,
Commissioner
Ps-Ediors above papers win please copy
bills Ono, with paper coniainns this notice.
June 2o-law3w
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May 24-dtf

~lCO Luray, Page county, Virginia, the 9th inst,
boy named Aaron He Is very black, ~ years Of age
ken very thick lips and heavy tongue He had when
he left domestic kersey ock coat faded black color.
collected The above reward Of Sl50 will be given should
he be appeheded OF the State and SlO0 taken In the
State, that may him again. All reasonable charge,
will be paid II delivered TO sne at Luray.
Aaron left In company with sprghty yellow boy, red
complexion, red har and spotfed face; tall n,
Aaron but heavier made. Both Of the above boys good
coopers. VIM. A. CHAPMAN, Hsr
Sspt. G2-d Lunv. Pags bounty. " irenia.
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National Medical College, washington, ID. o.
THE ANNUAL COURSE LECTURES win on
Monday November and continue until the end Of
March, ff
THOMAS MLLEp NJ d. Professor Anatomy Physiology
WLLIn JoHssros NJ d., Professor Of obs,ercs and The
Diseases Of Women and Children.
JosHus RLsY, D. Professor Of Mateha Medcs, Thepue
tics, Hygiene. 4.
GR.rros TrLrs, D., Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine.
LroSIap d. GAts d. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
sroSs d. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology. tffH
JanEs t. MoRels NJ. D.. Prosector and Demonstration.
Clinical lectures selected the Wash
neion nfnary. Operations performed before The class
Pee Of lectures seo Deuonsaiors ticket $40
Graduation Zee, s2S. ff.l y
Good board can procured 81 O. per week.
7T WILLIAM p. JOHNSTON, NJ. d., Dean,
JUN lo-aawt5thNov 7t street, between and streets.
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rERTAM CURE FOR TOOTEIACIIE.--If any person 4
ssn r e s Ts T. sns s e. oo
. w ss s% 81 and Y
tool, wash and such have been caused Dy H. cwcl
Much benefit been derived by mmy and many friends
s as s%p Wash p n IN Ing *
remedy for tootache and preserves the teeth, gums and mou
rom Disease y Is worthy Of confidence and USE ,ussoY
sS'Ss s has been cured minute ~ whess Tesss
that those who suffer win iOohaehs apply
Sold at the Depot, Nos. and Browns Hotel. AN
CURE FOR SORENESS OF THE GUMS.
na S , s.s g $
alleviate and that the sound and pleas
sass Teo wash m disease. .s
and Eus and found that although before is u.s my gums were
applications Of this tooth wash eectuay cured all disease
aays % the psse in general as very and M e'
REMEDIEs-soFTNEss OF THE GUMS. ;t
aSs s.S Ct o a.s q The teeth
made Of both the soas gums and Of the teeth
SSs1sd and made aa' AZ + produced BY lew applications
my teeh attended with soreness. Of the gum.
tried Mhssss Te.eeIry Tooth Wash In few application.
cure l recommend 70 public
any other article thoroughly removes scur, strengthen
and sOdhe' the gums which firmly secures The teeth
Depot, Nos ! and ., Browns Hotel
ARRESTS ALL BLEEDING OF THE GUMS.
The of Wheees Teabeny Tooth Wash Al
bleeding Of the gums and removes all the irritation that usually
the bleeding and Keeps the gums In perfectly health
hnd the best article q the kind have met with; 4 TN
o w Ssens e use o. "hch haden my aaa pIsssn
During The teens Of child, alleviate and f.ver
the gums after other very good articles had faed owing 70 tei
and iabdued ali fever, proving superior article
dluteat with water until il is very weak.
Depot, Nos l and ., Browns Hotel.
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TuIy Report Of the Mutual IAfs Insurance Comp

JOSEPH D. COLLINS, President
SAMUEL HAssAr, Secretary.
CHARLrs Dr sELDrse, No. II Todds Buildings, Pennsylvania
w p jcassros, NJ D., opposite City Post Once, TN street,
Physician. ~
Pamphlets explanatory Of principles and operations
pany be had on application At the Agents ONCE
Auf7
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Jacob
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CITY OF WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY, MORNING AUGUST % s4s
CAUrs0s EXTRA.

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IXIANTED, daily, NJ the Baltimore, Philadelphis,
w New York, Boston. and New Orleans General Agen.
cy and Commission Office, Young Men in wholesale and
retail stores and other respectable business book
coachmen agents, book and map agents, collectors,
oversee in all bIsnches of business Sc We haye at all
times large number OF good Situations hand, which
pay from $500 900 per Those in of sit
uaions OF any kind would do we'll give call we
have agents in each Of the above cities which will enable
place every applicant suitable situation the
shortest notice We have large acquaintance in all the
entire satisfaction 10 all who may favor with call.
TAYLOR g. TAYMAN, No. So Second street.
between South and Gay.
B. Persons living In any part Of the United States
and wishing 70 obtain Situation in Baltimore, either 81
the above cities, will have their Immediately attend
ed by addressing line (post-paid) as by 80 doing
they will curta both trouble and expense which they
erwse would incur by coming 70 the city and seeking
poylnent for themselves Address,
TAYLOR & TAYMAN,
No. % Second street,
May A-dtf baltimore, Md.
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IN petition Of Asa burgess and Herman Baldwin, Of Washing
Counccucut the extension of patent granted
Burgess and baldwin I'm clover machines
for from The expiration Of said patent which takes place
on the lOth OF October, 16fg-
ordered said petition be heard he Patent Once
September NJ ~ O'Clock, and all
persons notified and show cy have,
why said petition ought not 10 be granted. IL
Repuh and Union washington city, North American and Ga
Philadelphia Harrisburg Tribune, New fork
Advese Roches Courani, Hartford Ans Cincinnati; Jour
Herald Cleveland week for three
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
g. Editors Of the psps win please copy, and send their
bills 20 the Patent once, with paper containing this notce
July 6-lawsw
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CoILEcron's OYncx. June 10, 1910.
rIAx SOrTCE.-An persons whose taxes real per-
,onal property remain dne and unpaid are hereby mo-
the date hereof Ia order avoid The expenses
the snorcemen. Of the law. A RoTHWELL,
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Navigation By John Mcleod Murphy and W. Jeders, H.,
NJ just published, being complete
merchants underwe masters vessels, naval officers
navigatos, eyedores and Others This work
@ with regard TO construction, equipment stonee, sailing,
navigation vessels whether In the SERVICE
SUCH has received the approval Of the f nautical in
country For sale In Washington by
80 TAYLOR MAURY,
July % Booksellers near OH street
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oolt,s .anprexeA Rsp.sslns PlsteIs. '

Colts ssmproved Repeating Pssteisv
INJECTING 20 be absent in Europe for some months,
u all inquiries In relation 20 said arms may be addressed
70 Knox Walker, Wsshington who Is empowered my
Tor the delivery OF said pistols. SAMUEL COLT
Mar lb--,l3m
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Application viii be Treasury Department
United States for the renewal Of the following descrbeost
ufcate of the Mexican indemnify, which
have been paid No s5s by
ser Of the Treasury the 4 January 1884, OF
sacum, adminsraux, for esq q. }M el
HENRY MAY, adm. Dc Bonis non Of
June 24-law6w WIN. A. SLACUM.
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UNITED STATES wIsOLEsALE CLOTHING WARE
$500 S&H f23 HOU6E. 49, AfFf 81

EVILS HANFQRD, Nos asa 254 a56, and ass Pearl street.
between Fulton street and Brlng sp) New York, have
largest Of CLOTHING In United States
adapted all markets. In the article of Shirts Drawers we
keep endless variety Also hs extensive
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, OF all kinds.
Catalogues Of stock sent BY mail. Orders promptly filed.
ri LEWIS HANfOkD,
Nos 252, 254, 256, and 256 Pearl ST., N. Y.
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BY GREEN q TAsTET, A.es,ens.r..

FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE UNITED STATES
trust August 647 land records
Of Washington county, District Of Columbia In libe b, No. 49,
1885, will sold pubic auction, Monday the ID
Of september the house known the United states
Hotel, ID and ~
Washington all household and kitchen furniture and effects
longing said establishment and consisting Of Of the a
usually found There large assortment Of
Beds, bedsteads pillows, mattresses
Bed and table linen, bureaus wardrobes
Looking glasses, chairs, china, and crockey
sofas, adeboards, lamps, glasses
Knives nd forks wines,
Dining tnbies
Kitchen and cooking utensils
And supposed everything necessary for furnishing large
establishment several dwellings.
Tbe sale viii take place on Monday the ID day
o'clock be continued the premises from day %
day, hour, until the whole IL disposed o. g
Terms OF sale cash, before the delivery Of the goods
By order: HENRY M. MoRFIT, Trustee.
GREEN TAsTET,
Aug 1i-eodifkds Auctoneeu.