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SELECT POETRY.
A Prayer for Lear Papa.
BY MRS. EMILY JUDsoN.


The following inexpressibly touching Linz
were written by this excellent lady, in April
1850, after the departure of Mr.. Judson from
Maulman, on the voyage from which he ney
er returned: -
Poor and needy little children,
SAVIOUR God, we come to Thee,
For our hearts are iul OF SORROW,
Aud no other hope have we.
Out upon the restless ocean,
There Is one we dearly love
Fold him in thine arms of ply,
Spread Thy guardian wings above.
When the winds are bowling round him,
When the angry waves are high,
When black, heavy, midnight shadows,
GA his lrackless pathway lie,
Guide and guard hm, blessed Savior,
Bid the hurry ntg tempest stay;
Plant thy foot npuu lis walerS,
send thy smile 10 light his way
When he lies all pale and suffering,
Stretched upnu his narrow bed,
With no loving face bent DER him,
No soft hand about his head
Oh. Let kind aud pa ying angels
Their bright torn around him bow
Let them kiss his heavy eyeld>,
Let them iau his ievered brow.
Poor and needy little children,
sun we raise our cry to Thee
We have nestled in his bosom,
We have Sporled on his knee:
Dearly; dearly do we love him
We who on his breast have lain;
PITY uOw pur Insolatin,t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-15

SHERIDAN KSowLEs, il is said, is about to
appear as polemical writer. He has an
nounced the publication OF a volume entitled
"The Idol Demolished by its Own Priesl, y
being am answer TO TO Cardinal Wiseman's $
former lectures on Transubslantialion.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-15
DEFINITIONS OF CHARACTER.

tommy Tewksbnry gives, in the Yankee
i'bIaue, the following, as the correc, defni-
lions OF certain characters.
f'ne FcHors. The man who advernses in
our paper, The man who never refuses ,o L., a.
you money, and the fellow who is cour,inp
your sister.
Gentcei People. The young lady who let's
he's mother do the ironing, for fear. of spread.
ing her hands. The miss who wears thin shoes
on rainy day, and the young gentleman
VINO is ashamed to be seen walking with his
father.
Industrious People. The young lady who
reads romancgs in bed. The friend who is
always engaged when you call, and the cor.
respondent who cannot find time 10 answer
your letters.
unpopular Parsonage. A fat man in an
omnibus, tall man in crowd, and short
man on paraJu
I'm'd People. A lover about 10 pop tn 6
question, man who does NOT like 10 be shot
at, and steamboat company with, a cholera
case on board.
D'gnlfed' Men. A cii in county, town,
midshpman on quarter deck, and school
committee on examination day.
Perseeut'd People. Women, by the ,yrant
man, boys by their parents and teachers, and,
all poor people by society at large.
Unhappy People. All old bachelors, old
maids, and married people.
ambitions Chaps. The writer who pays
The Magazines for inserting his communica-
hons The politician who quits his party.
because he cannot get an office. The bow
who expects to be President.
Hombie Persons The husband who does
his wIie's churning, the wife who blacks her
husoand's boots, and the man who says that
ne thinks you do him TOO mnch honor.
4heqn People. The man who kicks people
when they are down, and the subscriber who
ne2ec's 10 pay for his paper.
Sensible People. You and b.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-15

AN Injunction has been granted against
Cardinal Wiseman not 10 draw $1,000. under
disposed will, without leave of the Chan.
eellor' 80 '
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-15

Willie Brown,

The night was dark in Ireland,
The rain was falling down;
And death WAS stealing to the heart
OF little Willie Brown,
lie lay upon his mothers knee,
Aud looked within her eyes
OF summers he had known hnt three,
And they were three, oil sghs.
He looked within her gentle eyes
And tried in vain to speak,
For The rose had dlmly faded
From the lilly on his cheek,
And well the morher knew the words,
Her darlmg would have said
For there he lay a dying
Dyiug lor want of bread
The rain, upon the grassy roof,
Came wildly rushing down;
Aud angels waited for The soul
OF little Willie Blown.
He lay upon his mothers knee
And faster fell the rain
He never looked upon her face,
Or asked for bread again.
And paler grew his lilly cheek
His golden hair uncurled-
And the angels wispered him away
From hunger aud the world.
Mlwaukie, Nov, goth, 1850. MARY
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-15

WILD GEEsE.-Large flock of wild geese
passed over this city early this morning, in
theirnorlhward flight. This migration of the
wild goose to the north in the spring, is gen.
erallv considered as an indication that the cold
weather is gone, no more 10 return for the
season. Buffalo Adyertissr, 27th pt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-15

THERE exists IN Bengal particular class of
Brahmins, known by the name OF Kulins, who
are notorious for The number of their maria
ges. One member of this caste has been
known 10 have formed three hundred matri-
monial alliances, and to have had wives scat
tered over a vast extent of country
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-15

HISrs TO THE BEAux.-Don't always be-
lieve young lady is in love with yon, be-
cause she accepts all your presents with
smile and 'thank yon." Girls are like
young horses in that respect-remaining so
long as there is morsel in the measure,
aud then, unless yea have them firm in your
grasp, turning about and kicking their heela
al you.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-15

WHFs Clarke asked in Sweden, what be-
came Of woman who fell down the shaft of
an iron mine that he visited.-aBecame of
her !" said the man to whom he pnt the ques-
iion, striking his hand at the same tine forci-
bly, upon his thigh, "she became a pan
cake % ="
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-15
Ew sTAGE Il LxN z

K.-Botrsau's celebrated ink, and also Con-
rsis ink for sale, wholesale and retail by
II. B. MAs.SER.
eo<mber as, lsao. "
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-15
TgsE VERY --LATEST ARRIVAL
Of
NEW GOODS,

NEW GOODS,
AT THE STORE OF
II A. =. 9 = II 7!g g IT !. >
AXFHO takes this method of informing his
w friends and customers. that he has just re-
ceivcd and opened splendid assortment Of
Il W GOO DS.
which he offers to the public at the loves; prices
His stock consists of every variety and quality,
necessary for the farmer, mechanic, and in5orer'
az well as the professional man, Fiz:-all kinds Of
Mems Apparel.
SUCH AS cIorus, cAsanIEaEs, sATrlNETTS,
VESTiNGS, &c.
Also:
large assortment of
Cslicocs jIouSsc';ne pc La;nes, .Alpqccps,
IicrinQs ShamiS iqodterch~C.
Glor>S, HoiEcrg. Ch,cks,
Cgmbries, Gi"g-
hans, Sc,
Also lnrge assortment Of
Boots and Shoes, H'ts md Caps,
G@m ocer Sdpcs,
Also AN Assogr4gNT OF
READY AL MNDE CLNEi!tNti.
general assortment Of Groceries, Sugar,
Coffee, Tea, Cheese, Mo-
lassrs, Spices.
An assortment of
Hardirare, Nails, Steel end Iron.
Liquors,
uch as Braady, Gin, R"m. Whiskey, Sc,
tS- Produce of all kinds will he taken in cX-
,anse, and the highest market psce paid for the
me.
Sunbury, Ney. 20, lSaO.-Iy:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-15

GEORGE BRuCE, ESQ, says the New York
Tribune, has offered premium Gf $1,000 to
the first inventor who shall construct and sub
nit for judgement Press which will lrow oil
500 large Imperial sheets per hour, and can
be built aud sold for $500
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-15

WHEsE God is, there nG.hing is wanting
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-15

FREDERICK OF Prussia had a mania for
chlislIuE gigantic soldiers into the "Royal
Guards" aud paid an enormous bounty TO
his recruiting officers for getting them. One
day recruiting sergeant chanced to spy an
HIbemlan, who was at laast seven feet high,
he accosted him in English, aud proposed
that he should enlist. The idea of military
life and large bounty SO delighted Patrick
that he at once consented.
But" said the sergeant, "unless Won can
speak German, the king will not give YOU So
muchn
"Bu,," said the sergeant, "lhree words will
be sufficient, and those you can learn in a
short lime. The king knows every man in
in the Guards and quick as he sees Won he
will ride up and ask you three questions, first
his maIe9,y will ask how old you are. You
Will say twenty-seven-neXt, how long have
You been in service, you must reply three
weeks finally, if your are provided with
clothes and ations you must answer
both "
Patrick soon leagnod 10 pronounce his an.
'werS, but never dreamed Of learning the
questions In three weeks he appeared be.
fore the king in review. His majesty lode
up 10 HIM Paddy stepped forward with
present arms.n
"How cid are you ~ said the king.
"lhree weeks" said the Irshman.
"How long have you been in the servce.n
asked his majesty,
"Twenty-seven years.
'Am or you fool % roared t5e king.
"Both," replied Pat, who was Instantly ia.
ken 10 the guard-house.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-15

how TO CORRECTLY ASCERTAIN THE AGE
OF LADY.--l first ask the lady accnsed he.
own age then inquire of her "dearest
friends" next ascertain the difference be-
tween the two accounls (which frequently
varies from five years TO foriy,l and, dividing
that difference by ., add that Quotient 10
the lady's own representation, and the result
is the ladys age, as near as the lads age
can be asceriained.
Example Mrs. Wellinton Seymour gives
herself out TO be %. Her friepdS, Mrs. Me-
Cabe, Mrs. Alfred Stevens, Madam Conichon
and Miss jenkins, Indignantly DECLARE that
they will eat heir respective heads off if she
is day younger than 46. Now The disputed
account stands thus
Mrs Seymour's age, as represented by
her friends, as years.
Mrs Seymonr's age, as represented by
herself, 2s years.
Difference between The two ages. IS
That difference has TO be divided by .
which. believe is 8, If that is added 10
| Mrs. Seymour's own statement, The result
obtained will be the answer required. Ac-
cordngly, Mrs. Wellington Seymopr's age is
S6-a fact, which, upon consulting the family
bible, | find 10 be perfectly cSErec,.
TIE HEssIAN Fly was ip,roiuced into this
country it is supposed, by the foreign merce-
naries in III, on Long Island, fon their bag
gage, or in forage for their horses, II has
proved the greatest pest on THIS continent,
with perhaps The exception of The weeyil.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-15
TERMS OF rnsE AMERICAN.

THE AMERICANS is published every Saturday at TWO
DOLLARS per annum to be paid half yearly III advance
No paper discontinued until ALL rremges are paid.
Ali communications letters on business relating to the
&C, to insure attention, must ~ POST PAID.
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Long 81 Wehh


a ne noN rereIFing = llrge sd usll ssleciei
"A s,oek q Dool.. sz.isztie ~ ihe = ping al.a
sensner nlde. ~iisl iAsg zIs sss is1- - 1.s..ese
9 en NE ao@s seeorme>zting tsrms-
Their zsesk rensizss u Tsfs . lbs falioxirs;
CLOTHS. uf every cc.os and euslify.
CAsslMERESs bl4rks Doe-s3ln s.d Fznry
Ceaesed.
IMEEDs. doutiessna sins.< xi1ih.
fEsiiAGs. Figzrsd Sin, n.r~liies and S.
ain-
PRINTS. Fwnrh. RssEsh and An~riesn.
Printed LEWIS. rsmtaics and Muslihs.
fnnfh and Anerienn Ginghsm-
Celefsd and Blssk silks.
berser De Lai.ss.
slk Tispes. ysFy Enr.
l-isia hiIis. rev style SIX Goods.
iaocEst and swiss Auslins.
Nlftoua lawns. and I.sre Cares
Ladies coso.sa, Bisfk & White Kid Gloves
Gents Il /. i.
Ladies. Misses. and children's csaion Hose.
Gents Brown and bIeaehed 10.
Swiss and cnmhtic Edsings snd Inserines.
FEsnefmoEksd callars snd Sleeves.
SIX Linen. Cnmlgie e Cation 4 andkffehiel.
Brown and nleseted Shininss. &c. &c.
Ladies Walking Shoes and Slippers.
Crib AMI Boys' Shoes. and chiIdren's Shoes.
SfhoOl Books, and good selection Of Misrel
ssneaus Books.
Isp and Letter Pepper. and Note Papcr.
Envelopes. and Guilloll's Steel Pens, SC.
Hats and Bonnris.
Hardware snd Cutlery, &c. &c.
March IS. &c
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AND YET THEY COME!

TASK French Brandy. do. Po,t Wine,
J do. Madeira Wine, for medicinal pnTes.
2, s oafg, Hecker's farma, far superior to Arrow
loot, Lyons Extract Of Ginger, Browns DO,
Whlthead's Essence Of Mustard, Citrate Of Mag
nes'a, Husbands Maenesia. Io,liie Quinia, Bio.
niue % Iron, Tannate Of Iron, Tannale Of Our
ma, saIerlnaic Guinia. Iodite Manganese. sui
pna'e Manganese, Ferrocyana.e Qunia. Cilras
Vuinia, Nalthaline. etc. To he found at
THE DRUG STORE.
June TO- en-
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Notice,
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wilma three mon,ls OF Thee Ioll is, ii dslsyed
unlii alter the expiration o: The gear.
10 paperAsiil ne Discontinued until al! ayreara.
ges afe paid. al tie OPTION Of The publishers
Hereafter no Tapei viii hc sent 10 new sub.
ses'5ef cut Cfthissta;r unless pay hent is made in
advance, Or some person III tile state will become
resgoisiileto the edi;eis; aid in no case will tie
pafef he sent 10 subscriber out Of tic 8 tic for
u pc tran tive Yeas witAou: payment.
AnsLRrIsEMEsTsn not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the iEsi, and tw ents-fsc cents for
elch subsequent insertion longer ones in pre-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five per
cei... higher. 4 deduction Of one-tAird will BE-
made - advertisers BY the year.
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A&%< ~ " - - " 80 @~@&~s**$
sIanula esarfrs and Mnchinixfs.
A RE as~ prrpared ss Do al kinks q Casing
- in dc very t<si and Bcslezg manner. has-
ing procured The srrsiees Of Northern bred
worl man. who stands SECOND 70 none in point Of
skill IN hrs profession. Together eish their own
lexperienre ofeighieen years They flaller them
selves. BY the general ssiisfarfisn lhsy have al
ready given. and their close attention 10 business.
10 merit share Of patronage. They take The
greatest pains in eompoundins their metal Cor tic
various ariieles they make. consisting 81 FACTORY
and Mil Gear. of-every description, Plough
hioulsls. Pots. Ovens and Lids. I.aihrs. Thresh-
Ing Machine. Stove and Pan Mill Casting: in
fact. every thing in the foundry line. IN their
Marhine chop they are prepared and preparing
10 do al kinds Of Machinery woEk. Min Irons,
Spindies, wrought. turned and finished in the
neaiesi and lest manner. Iron Stating. PnlIies
and Composition Boxes of,he hest quality. Their
fariliies for cutting Screws are inftrior 10 none
in this country.
Letters addressed 10 Rrown & Wilkinson. or
either q them. llilsboiough. ". O.. win receive
ALLEN BROWN,
JOHN WILKINSON.
February rs. 72-
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HRaNDRETH's PILLS.
.iaeurism, or Enlargement of Tie Hccrf. Art
r.ea LIZ -.

daeurism, or Enlargement Of Tie Hccrt. Aris.
fies, Fises, &c. DC.
Il 4 Sc the pills Two or three times 4 ucck i,
doses sufficient to purge freely; ard Wien 1
paFoxism comes on. fearless use Of the pills
must DO made; down with SIX Of eight, and ii 4
ii',le while repeat the dose; do this until The
bowels arc strongly pursed. This effected, the
danger y over Tor that attack. Angina pectoris
and stone ~ The ga!l-hladler are treated IN the
sane manner; and although considered incurable
! W Inc medical protession arr cured Nv The uso
toi braniicti,'s Pills. Piles are cured hy Ban.
dfetils Pills. In severe attacks the doses INNS,
be iu; SIX or eight for few nights together will
cure the worst Cases. Whenever This disease
comes on IN The treatment Of other diseases i, i
good sign; use nothing hut the pills. and. rs an
outward application, cold cream or lard, and make
frequent use Of cold water locally. Where there
have been pectoral affections. as asthma. con.
sumption, DC. perseverance will be ,couired viii
Tue pills to elect permanent cure. But any
other course will assuredly bring on tho pec,oraI
affection. a
"a cases Of Debility. Heahness. IYastipos. Ds.
chaes. or Consumption approaching. it will he
necessary 10 commence with small doses. BEGIN
with one pill going 10 bed; next night Two MILK.
% this alternately for three or four DAYS. or lopr.
ef: u no alteration takes place, then increase !
plIl each night until five six pills are used. then
decrease BY one pill, down 10 one pill. Should ony
iovetish symptoms arise. then take strong dosss
until The fever is reduced. When this is done H.
patient may drop down 10 such dosa, - ,bs;,
own judgment shall determine; being careful +
keep the drain upon the impure humors. i ,heso
IRE removed, 50 will be their advance men. -
sound health. i.e'nehe 20
way New York. D'oaa
GJ Agents for the sale Of BranJrc,h,. p;,,..
=. Healit. Hillsborough.
J. .. N Dade, hapcl Hill.
Y. \. Mehanc. Mason Hall.
4. Nisklo & Co., Bingham's scbaol
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ca binet Making.

-
irE-IIE subscriber would respectfully InIu,m lie
= citizens Of Hillshofougli and lie IuLIie &C.
ncraily. thai hc has on hand ii lis shop oil Ghur-
Ion street due west from the rcurl.housc. ,ari-
ely Of excelirni Furniture. and that h. i prcpar-
ed 10 manufacture, in Tie lest style, all aiiclcs
, in bis line, such as
BUREAUS, Of Wild Cherry and Wal
| nut.
lsIDEBOARHs. Of Wild CHERRY, Wal
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, OF every Style.
BEDSTEAIS, Of Maple and Gum.
TABLES, ii all kinds.
WARDRoBEs, Portable and Station.
C0FPINS, from Common to the Best
Style, &c. &c.
lie promises that bis work shall be faithfully
executed, and ., very low rrices, and hopes that
he Will receive due encouragement from gcnc-
rous public.
All kinds of Timber used in Cabinet Work.
such a. Walnut, cherry, Poplar, Birch and Ma
pic, vii BE- taken IL exchange for work.
Orders from distance will be thankfully re.
eeised and promptly attended to.
RICHARD MAYO.
April -. 79-Iy
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RFAD7.HADE CLOTHING.

All Of wn:ch have heen purchased al tie Nonh
with Cash. and will be said shttg.
They have taken adsanisge II The sisii Ia tie
North 10 observe The FASHIONS and ere prepared
10 make up ia the most iashianallc siyls and ii
the best manner. an, IL The abase Goods. Per.
sons furnishing their awn Cloth may IL assured
aiiheir volk will dame ID equally good style.
They take this oceasion 10 renew the express
zion Of ifsir ihalks 10 their many customers Tor
thsir PAST litsrality; and rs they are determine
ed 70 sell cheap and 10 have theii work executed
u The hest possible style, they here Cor conii-
lnuance Of fheir fa,ofs. Thrir prices for work
will lie reasonable and suited 10 The times.
April /. ~
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/, CLto. &C. which were selected liz himself i,
the Northern cities, with sperial r,aard ia the;,
purity and freshness. Physicians ard The p.h.
lie are requested to call and examine his SlocL
consisting in Fart Of The following:
MEDICINES. Chrome Grccn,
Best Eng. Calomcl, !. yellow,
I blue Mass, Prussian Blue,
pu.. : Rad. Rhubail,, Venetian Red,
lpecaruanha, Jalap, Spanish Brown,
Fla. Mamma. NcrmiIlion,
Cod Liver Oil. (sushton ianishes.
j & Clatk's) Paint Brushcs,
Castor Oil. Olive Oil, cuoYcr
Black Pepper Oil, assi ARiI'
lemon Oil. Ills.
Burramot Oil. Hair & Tooth brushes,
Oil pepperm;nt Flesh Brushes,
oniu;na I,,l;no Perlumcrv. &c.
SUP. & Act. Morphia. rum. l,aala Extracts
Nitrate Of Silver, oiiet Dnuies.
Ioiidc Iron 0ni.m French Cologne,
Git loiide Quinia. GERMAN 90.
Prot. Io,lide Mercury Soaps Of every variety.
Sulphur, Epson Salts, Ionaues q OILS tor the
etc. etc. haf'
Letter and Cap Paper,
PAINTS AND OILS. Mole Paper Envelopes,
nlnses s WI Port Monies, Paper-lies,
fare White Lead, Por; Falios.
Lamp Black, etc. eic.
BESIDES other articles loo numerous 10 mention. 4
As lie i determined 10 sell rs low as any
House IN North Carolina. he thinks lie can make
u to the interest Of Physicians 10 buy. He would
say further. that he has made arrangements "a
receive all the New Chemicals as soon as nm
nounoed and any article rot on hand can be or
dered in few days. Orders respectfully solicit
ed.
lii;lsboroush, March 25th, 1851. re
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New Spring Goods

CONSISTING or EVERY VARIETY Asp STYLE,
Adapted 10 The market, having hccn selected
with particular reference L, The wants Of III. !,
i'lends nhd customers generally. Tie suhscri-
pefs Halter themselves thai they have il in their
rosero serve their irisnds !, prices 40 exceeding.
y low. a. 70 insure satisfaction 10 afl who may
lasof them with call. They world remind their
friends lha' Ibis i not irpIenished Stock, bul
every article Is
IWgPIgELY NEW.
and embraces every description nf Goods sovl In
ms town. They deem il unnecessary 10 emu.
me'ale all ne aI,i'es which they keep on hand.
lni Trust that all who arc In want Of any thug
~ their line. will call and examine their stock
heiore purchasing elsewhere, as iliey pledge them.
selves that they will
CJLGI B,E uETTRgGlDro
BIZ any Hoase IN nc 7o,sa.
LATlMER s BROWN.
Anil. 1861. RI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-16
HWnSend's SarsapaFiih

UST received and for sale 8, this Gilt
= fresh supply Of Townsend's scrsspa'illa =
quart bottles.
June 4. Sc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-16

y now receiving = large and
ch1ire Sack Of DRUGS, ME-.
DiGlNES, PAINTS, OILS,
DlE SrUffS, vARNisii.
+ ,, PAINT BRUSHES,
SURGICAL s. DENTAL.
INSTR .iMhN Is, pERFI.
merry, riJiIEI' aRrr-