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WASHINGTON, July IL.
Secretary Crawford has prepared letter to be
sent to Congress- proposing to deposit the money
received the Galphin claim, subject to the deci-
sion Of the Supreme Court.
Dispatches received at Washington warrant the
expectation of the arrival of the Contoy prisoners
in the U. S. ship Germantown.
President Fillmore has accepted the resignation
of the members of the Cabinet, but requested them
to continue to discharge the duties of their respec-
tive offices for thirty days They wanted to quit
Immediately.
No vote was taken in the Senate on Tuesday.
The new Cabinet Is now reported composed
of Winthrop, State Vinton of Ohio, Interior
Graham, 1--WE suppose Of North Carolina,) War
Butler King, Navy Morehead Postmaster Gen
eral A. F Hopkins, Attorney General; I. M. 7.
McKennan of Pennsylvania, Treasury. Eco PIC.
A dispatch to the Memphis Eagle says:
LOUISVILLE, July H.
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A UCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, las removed
Gravler where he will give particular attention
te Estate Stocks Cargoes, Damaged Cotton, House
Mold Fnruittr Slaves ec myi Pm
I EVILS FLORANCE, Commissioned dHetiOReer, Of
Ia fee No. GraviT ST., will attend usual, and give
his particular attention to the sale of Real Estate Stocks
Damaged Cotton Wardens Household Furniture Slaves,
ETC.; will also makes advances Merchandise placed IN his
hands my2
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steamboat DspaT,ures RMS Day.
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recapituaton from the above shows that the
whole number of houses partially or wholly de-
stroyed, were three hundred and fifty-four, of
which three hundred, perhaps, were used as dwell
ings, which, at the average of five to each house,
makes the number Of persons rendered homeless by
this terrible calamity not less than fifteen hundred
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che Daily Crescent.
oFrTcIAL JOURNAL

Of he Conne1 q IAs Second Ma.,lscigality
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aud Distributors, originally invented hy me. and
patented in June, Is49 before the public
u0n and trial These Gas Burners Ditributes IN con
ion with the bars attached for furnaces
anued to burn dust from mills, and the baRgase
plantations falls from the foer and all that
accomplish this sufficient wood to get up
steam the machinery. The beauty and utility Of my
invention consists only the simplicity OF the construction
Of the Burners, but the perfect with which they can
be erected On plantations without interfering in the with
the machinery already in use.
Planters and Others DESTROYS of avang themselves of this
useful apparatus, would do well to call on at as early
day possible, the orders hand present very
large and as the machines cannot be constructed until the
{ dimensions OF the boilers be first ascertsined.
THOMAS J. SPEAR, AZ Magazine street. up stairs
jy12 If n l. 81
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III AZ, CORN. OATS, BRAN AND SHORTS
onaanty IN store and for sale 10 ots 10 snt nnrcha
oY lHsSdOal j. GARLAND \ co I,afSyetts Il
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B0a'g0iass! B0rgmtass !

n, .,
iYl5 wv and s Rovsl stIeet NewOrleaus
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~ CUBEBS- For Diseasesof the Urinary Organs
The extensive of this Remedy o7 the last years this
city, during which period il has rarely failed to effect per-
feet cure, where the simple directions which accompany
have been faithfully observed is the best evidence ia
great and unequaled excellence. Being free from all nan
~ Put up in jars of convenient and portable sze and
for sale only at
E. MACFHERsON's Drug and Chemical Store,
40 6m3D No. 20 Camp New Ogagna
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INN PLATE. COPPFR, etc

EINAN PLATE, COPPER, etc.
IL 200 boxes Tin Plate, best Charcoal brands:
5000 ID Braziers Copper 10 to 100 ID;
100 cases English Sheatbing Copper;
b9 cases Yellow Sheathing Metal, Taunton;
40 casks Moseman Sheet Zinc;
$50 pigs Block Tin, Banca, Lamb and Flag
500 pigs Lead 81 boxes Sheet Lead
1000 bundles American and English Sheet Iron
in store and landing, for sale by
iy15lw STARK, DAY g. sTAUFFER.
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SMITH, Dentists. c. T BoARDMAx

GMITH e. BOARDVAN, office North corner of La
- ayette Square and st. Charles street, would call the at
Of suffering humanity their superior operations ia
the preservation Of the TEETH The art Of preserving per
manenty Teeth that few practitioners have
yet attained. calling forth, does all the skill of The
scientific operators and feel it duty to advise
those VINO wi prompt and certain preservation Of those
valuable auxass health take The earliest opportunity
in having them cared for In the insertion OF ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, especially full SETS take especial pride mud
in constructing them defy the scrutiny and
guaranty all instances complete satisfaction In diseases Of
the Gums and Teeth in general, all find cheerful and
candid advice gratis Numerous who have tested
their practice In all its branches both the city and country
for the last yean, will oheerfuy bear wines their
favor. jyl3 ua1 is
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{ tHEEsE.-5O boxes English Dairy 300 boxes Wsssrr
~ Reserve in store and landing For sale nv W eseIh
lyE A. ID. GRIEFF & Co Ola Isvee
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HARDING L. HOLLIS

EMT THOLESA1,E Commission PAPER and
w RAG WAREHOUSE, No. 10 MINOR
street. Philadelphia Where general assort.
ment of all kinds of Paper is kept and for sale at
the lowest cash prices.
zap, Letter and Printing Papers,
sc. on hand.
Plain and ruled white Caps.
blue
Flat Caps.
Plain and ruled white Letter.
" blue
Blue and white Folios.
White and coored Printing Pepper
Tissue Papers.
Shoe
Wrapping
Envelope
Hardware and Stealing Paper,
Tar Boards
Straw Boards.
Bonnet Boards.
All orders from the Country will be attended
to at the shortest notice.
All goods sold will be carefully packed, and de-
livercd at any place in the city.
The highest cash price paid for Rags, or ex-
changed for Paper, as low as can be bought else.
where
Please call and examine for yourselves.
Philadelphia, Nov. H. l3i9--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18

DEATH OF MRs. OsGooD The death of
the gifted Mrs. Francis Sargent Osgood, the
authoross, is announced in the Tribune
She died on Sunday evening, in the prime of
life, The light and joy of a loving household.
Mrs. Osgood was the daughter of Mr.. Locke,
a merchant of Boston, and wife of Samuel s.
Osgood, the artist. Her age was 81, and she
was the mother of several children, two of
whom, both daughters, survive The disease
of which she died was consumption.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18
Baltimore Market.

May IA, 1850.
WHEAT.--Small sales of good to prime reds
were made to-day at l6 cts, andPenn white
al ! Is cts.
CoRN.-White at Sc a 81 cents, and Of yell
low at So Cenls
OATS Prices range from 80 to 40 cents.
WHISEEY.-Sa.rs OF bbIs were made at q!
cents, and OF hhis at - cents.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18

THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE METHo-
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURcH,-The General Com
mltlee met last week in New York, and from
the report of their meeting, given by Dr..
Dulbin, the newly appointed secretary, we
learn the receipts during the year has been
Slo7,s35 10, being an excess over the ex.
pendilures, of S6,s46 10
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18

THE MAYOR of Pittsburg, Mr.. Barker, has
been bound over, by magistrate, to keep
the peace, for threatening a Mr.. Patterson,
who was ejecting a tenant that he wished to
get rid Of
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TO all Whom II may Concern

n Office Is hereby given that the following
" certificates of Shares of Stock, in the Centre
Turnpike Company have been lost or mislaid, viz:
one share in the name of Samuel L. Gricr, decd,
one share in the name of Henry Fisher, decd, one
share in the name of Jos Hogeudoblcr, decd one
share in the name of Jacob Nandersce, decd,
and one share in the name of William Dewart,
deceased. Application will be made by the sub
scHber, to whom the above shares have been le-
gally transferred, for certificates Of stock to
be issued to him. WM. l.. DEWART.
eunbury, May Il, ls5O.--3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18

TnE EMPRESS DowAGER or CHINA is dead.
and all the officers, civil and military, are,
thereupon enjoined to array themselves in
white, and perform ceremonies proper for
such occasions They are also TO afIix blue
stamp 10 all public documents, and are not to
permit drums 10 beat or flies to play in front
Of their Ia-muns
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18
Gbc 4florlirt9.
Philadelphia Market.

May 10, 1850.
FLorR.--Flour is qaict and the price stca-
dy; shipping brands are selling at IS - brl.
Extra Flour at S5 % brl Rye Flour is held
al 50 S7aS3. Com Meal is worth 81 II per brl
WHEAT. - There is a limited demand for
red Wheat al 81 re. prime White ats 1Sc
RYE,-Peuua Rye is held at Gle per bush.
CoRN.--Corn is in demand at 81 els for ycl-
low White is worth 81 cents.
OATs.-Souhem are worth SIC, and Penua
41c.
WntsEGY Sales of Whiskcy in bbs al 90!
and hhds at % cents
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18

A BosToN NoTGoN.-The inquisirive spirit
OF the Yankees knows 10 bounds. The Bos-
tonians wish to look into the interior of a
mummy which has been wrapped up for
nearly 1000 years, and Gliddon intends 10
crafty them, It is to be unwrapped on the
Isl of June next.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18

EXTRAORDINARY MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
CAsr-Two LARGE SNAKES Cur FROM THE
BopY OF A LIVE WoMAN,-We have 10 re-
cord most extraordinary case Of d.seas',
and an operation for lis relief, attended with
the most extraordinary results II has Just
occurred in this city.
A Mrs. Kennedy; woman OF about forty,
the wife of an Irsh laborer, living at ll5
Broad street. has for several years suffered
greatly from ill-health Her symptoms and
complaints were singular She was afflicted
with almost constant pains, so that she could
seldom or never rest in the night. She STA
ted that she felt something running up and
down in the abdomen, that she frequently
experienced the creeping sensation which Is
called formation. These feelings were par
ticularly distinct at the bottom Of the abdom-
inal cavity, on occasion Of the daily defec-
iions.
She had been in the Hospital, and had
been treated successvely for cancer of the
womb, worms, contracted hydraii1s, and
other complaints, but found no relief.
As her uneasiness and pain: continued, SO
were the attempts 10 relieve her, but unva-
riably without success, Not long since, Dr..
Wight, whose office and drug store is at the
corner Of Purchase and Broad streets, being
in attendance upon her, introduced tube
into the bowels, with twine loop attached:
with a view TO satisfy her fancy, and per-
chance to reach and remove the cause o! her
trouble Some worms were brought down ;
but her uneasiness and pains received but
only very partial alleviation.
About a week ago, she became subject 10
uncomfortable uneasiness, and begged Dr.
Wight to perform an operation for her relief
This he was reluctant TO do, thinking il
would hazard her life, without 4 sufficiently
certain prospect of bringing relief to her 10
compensate for the hazard She declared
hal life was burden, that she must die as
he was and speedily, that she was willing
o die death would be a relief; and she
might as we'll die in an effort for relief as in
any way. Al last, DR.. Wight yielded 10 her
impoitunties end having first been solemnly
exonerated from blame by the woman, and
her husband, whatever might be the result,
he consented to perform the operation.
On Friday afternoon as, assisted by r. r
Owens and Surgeon J. J. M'Sheehy, he pro-
,eeded to perform the operation, lie fr,t
made an incision about seven inches long
along the medical line of the abdomen. He
'ound lumor projecting largely, about six
inches in diameter and of irregular form
he opened it and found therein two snakes,
me eighteen, the other fifteen inches in
ength, They were o: blush green color,
'riped, the upper part being darker than the
over.
The tumor being removed, the woman
vas instantly relieved, and is now doing
veil, The Doctor calls the snakes colubra
erdis. They may be seen preserved in
spirits at his office.-BOsion Mail, Nay 9.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18

ALABAmA.-The first popular election of
Judges of Alabama took place on Monday,
the 9th inst No returns yet received.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18

JUDGE WIN. JOHNSON, of Cincinnati has
been nominated by the Wing Convention Of
Ohio as their Candidate for Governor
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18
Browns Essence OF Jamaica Gin
ger.

Prepared oaly by Frederick Brown, al his
Drug and Chemical Store, North East
Corner Of Ftth and Chestnut
Streets Philadelphia.
TENIlE Essence is preparation of unusual Ell.
d ceicncc and ofyaried properties In all cases
where powerful and safe s;muant is required,
it is uuIyalcd for efficacy as well as immediate
action. To the traveller and to the family circle
tits invaluable, a few drops diluted in sugar and
water present a safe and agreeable remedy to tbs
invalid who requires immediate rclicf, as well as
TO The convaIcScng patient who needs a gentle
tonic. In a Southern climate, where the relaxa-
ton of the system 30 generally induces thirst 6or
stlmulants, il will always be found an excellent
substitute Tor those tempting beverages whi.l, de.
bilitaIe the stomach and cause a mcgliI, cond,ion
Of lis powers. In dyspepsia, il rcIavation Of IN.
I ~ 'i'',5'" '''' sa-slc%ness, it is an active
and safe as well as a pleasant and refreshing re-
'',''"' and Is prescribed by the most eminent of
,ne medical faculty.
\ supply Of the above received and for sale by
II. B.Masscr Sudbury,
April 6, ls5O-Gm
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18

TIE MoNTEsQUrous, at ST. Louis have been
liberated on baII--Gonzales in $4,000, $50.
600 on the indictment for killing Bamum,
and the same sum for killing Jones. Rey.
mond is admitted for 100000, on two indic,.
ments, at $4,000 each, Bail was promptly
furnished by their friends and the prisoners
are confined in the St, Louis Hospital, under
the care OF the Sisters of Charity, where they
will remain until another trial is had. The
Court granted commission 10 take deposi-
tons in Illinois, New York and Canada,
which depositious are to be made evidence
in the further trial
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18
NEW STOREl
A gTyy SYOCFk or 60ODs,

A gEyv STOCK OF GOODS,
At the Store formerly occupied by John Bogar,
In Market Street, Sunbury.
TVITE subscribers respectfully inform the pub
Il lie that they have just received, and are now
opening
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS
Consisting in part of
Cloth, Cdssjpercs, Salt;neHs, Testinp, Pantd-
loon Stuf, Calicoes, Ginghams, Lawns,
Vesiings, FIannelS, Cdmbrics, Linens,
Fine Nuslias, Handkcrchiefs
GloUes, Sc,
Hardware, QuccnsVvRrc,
DEuGs AND MEUIciSLs.
ALSO;
4 large assortment of
Groceries, Fish, Salt and Plaster.
Ladies Shoes and Caters, Fluid and Fluid Lamps
All Of which will he sold Oh the most reasona-
bic terms.
u Country produce cf all kinds taken in cx-
change at the best prices.
JOHN BUYERS 6, CO.
Sunbury, April l3, lS50.--lv
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18
SUFFERING OF EMIGRANTs.

The Missouri Independence Common
wealth notices the return OF MT ha'cne
from California, who had acteq as guiue 10
the party of Col. Collier from Santa Fe H'
returned by the way of the Gila river, an'
passed emgrants along the entire route h'
witnessed among them an amount and de
gree of suffering such as it never was his lo
TO see before, though he has spent the mos
of his life in the midst of the dangers and
hardship. of the Rocky Mountains. One III
stance of suffering, related by the Common
,cealth, of the many witnessed by Mr. HAT
cher, was particularly heart-rending
Two Young ladies were accidentally DIS
covered in the chuparcl, where they hau Wa"'
dered in search of mcsqrt fruit or ioou'-
They were in tattered dresses, without DON
meta or shoes, and lost. They wele aoou'
the ages of ten and sixteen. Mr H. con-
ducted them TO their parents some mics u.s.
,an,. There were eight children in the lam
ilv in a state OF almost utter deslltutlon.-
They seemed scarcely TO know their position,
or where 10 go They asked the distance 10
San Diego, and on beiug told ii was gao
miles, burst into tears and wept long ana
bitterly Although nearly out ot provisions,
and having only few animals in wietched
condition, they had stuck 10 their carriage
and wagon with a foolish and almost fatal
tenacity. When they had grown calm, Mr.
II. shared his small supply of provisions win
them, gave them the advice to abandon Inc
carriage and wagon, 10 pack their food ana
children upon the animals, and make tor San
Diego with all possible speed. lie told them
by adopting this plan, and by making food
of the poorest of their mules as they gave
out on the way, from time TO time, they
might get through otherwise; they could
not reasonably expect 10 do go
CuIronN1A AS IT 1s-Thc New York Eve
ming Post has an interesting letter from San
Francisco. of recent date. which ioreshad-
ows the state Of things al the present time
The writer says:
Within a period of sixty days, March 3lst)
there will be the deuce 10 pay, for there is
no real business doing here worth speaking
Of; indeed, the town is about as no'sy, and |
about as busy, as New England village |
would be on a hot afternoon in August. The !
result of this calm will soon be felt. Men
and business, nay the very atmosphere, with
every animate and inanimate thing, seem at
n stand still, waiting for some great event.
like the calm in summer before the thunder
storm The truth is, the hurry rs orsr. The
town is built-there are houses enough
stores enough-mcrchandsS, machinery and
mechanics enough, indeed plenty of every
thing. The town is filed with all sorts of
shops, gambling houses, &c, and those will
be closed that is three quarters OF the own
ers will fail within sixty days, and must re-
ire 10 the mines. Then down will go the
rents, and down the price of real estate, and
following these, many of the merchants will
become bankrupis, and finally men and things
will find their own level.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18

The PERUVIAN MINISTER'S -Senor Don
Jose Manuel TRADE, the Minister from Perm,
was officially presented 10 the President on
Friday last.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18
Equitable Life Insurance. Annuity
ana ,Erust COmpanY.

OFFICE = WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
CAPITAL S2j1u0.-CHARrEE PERPETUAL.
'}liE Company are npw prepared to transact business
u.H4 I'll" lu $50 liberal and advantageous terms They
ore auth rIai By thar charter src - ito make oil and
every Insurance apnrr1Iug to lie risks of whatever Kind
nature 1nH t receive and trusts make cnlov-
Hen's Hui % grant and purchase HunLItcs.N The Com
l"y saN amui"s and cniJwmrnts, and act Trustees
for minors ald Ayrs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18
WILLIAMS, ANTE-DYsPEpTEC

WEEEHANIS' ANTE-DYSPEPTEC
LNLlNIR is with the utmost confidence offered to the
IL Medical Faculty and the public the Of Dyspep.
sia or lndgcson and all disease arising from it, such
Nausea, Headache. Bilious Vomiting,
Ncg' pmhcss Of Sight, Burning sensation at the pit
Debility OF the Nervous Sys- OF the stomach,
! TEN. Liver complaint,
| Hypochondra, Jaundics, Oppression after eating.
/ Loss UtapprttC Pulpitgtpu of IN. II,,it
Wasting Of the strength Pain in the pit Of the stomach
foucnce' win frequent or towards the right side
bcchihg oi WIND, 'SalOwncss of complexion.
{ NiIicdtJstC, |DrprcssI m of the spirlss and
constitution ana uhensHess ifrliuhitty Of temper &c
OF the bowels,
If OF dyspersn SHOULD be neglected most serious
effects may ense for it lay the foundation for is the in
cpent cause Of and very frequently terminates Ia crump
ti1n. would impress upon the mind tha, 10 title with
this disease nay be to sport with the which const-
tutes man supcremlncut animal beings, or to EN-.
Oer existence by adding consciousness OF folly to the
This medicine is neatly put up in bottles, with ample
directions for use and is sold in Sunbury by Ions W.
FRLINS. JAMES WILLIAMS
Testimony Of Mr.. Abner Emes, halter, Market stree,
above Sixth, crr.b1mtiye OF the efficacy of Williams
Antl-Dyspcptlc Elixir
PHILADELPHIA, October o. 1919
Dear Si 1T gives great pleasure to know TINT You
are again preparing yuu medicine fr the If Dyspep-
siu for many Of my acruainu,cs have repeatedly asked
me where ii could be procured knowing that had been
cured by it. As think that public acknowledgment of
the great benefit have received from the se Of ur med
cnc is not only due t. you but may be useful to others
now make it, For several years suffered from Dvspep-
sl' which Increased 10 such cNcn, that my health and
constitution rapidly sinking under it. was COM
PEELED to restrict myself 10 the simple food and even
that couIdn't digest. felt loss Of strength, dsinc
na1nto exercise and, ypu have it ia your advertise
Went general feeling oi depression aud understandable
w"nrncss In the year 1sS hearing others high re-
c'mmeniutIru OF your Auf-D yspcntic EAir procured
ana used 1t with the most happy effect under influence
Huguot ana WuJucss gradually passed AWAY and my anne
years have now elapsed and my confidence in the curative
powers uf your medicine has o course increased for it
completely cured me when failed to obtain relief from any
ABNER EINTEs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18
NJ A Ee u e ID,

In Lewisburg, on 18th inst, by Rev. NJ.
Mr.. ISAAC TnoUr and Miss MALIN-
DA DANIELS, all Of Union county.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18
R. IA. r.

new and brilliant light has lately arisen and stands
hghin the hozln shedding its golden light Of hope upon
the dark despalring minds uf the be-rdden and afflicted
with PAIN like the bursting forth Of the congenal rays of
the sun upon the cold dismal regions of the freid
The three letters which head this paragraph is the sgnh
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18

FREsHET IN TENNESSEE. Nashville paners
to the 2d inst. furnish details of damage 10
property and loss of life by the rise of the
Cumberland river and its tributaries. The
water at Nashville was with % inches of
the great freshet OF December, 1917. A
! large number OF houses on both sides of the
river were so far submerged as TO be un,en-
anIable.
The East Fork of Stone river, one of the
tributaries of the Cumberland. was higher
than it had been for fifty years The water
had swept away nine mills, -four bridges, cot
ton gins, &c. The farms had suffered great.
Iy, and nearly all the fences had been car.
RED oil, The Telegraph estimates the loss
at SlOO 600 TO Sl5O,OOO. Two brothers
named Brewer were drowned
Not single mill was left standing on Mouu.
tain creek, and but one on Charlie's creek
Among the mills carried away were those of
Messrs. Warnack, Waldens, Rollins, Keel.
l. d. Mercer and A Falkner.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18

THE only cure fer tmidly is knowledge.
Ignorant men are always supersilious and
cowardly. To cure children of being "afraid
of the dark" don't put hickory on their backs,
but place books in their hands Beck's Che
mistry will iufuse more real genuine courage
into boys mind, than all the rattan in the
world.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-18

HARD CAsH.-A key 10 everything in life,
except health and happiness.