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Each allowed $50 lbs personal baggage ee mol eh
ceeding In measurement 10 cubic feet
furnished with mattress aud pio ana
with the ratons the
Freight 70 cents foot and rom
SlOJ The uanh o
the istfmus Ipense OF the passengers
will be perceived that the through man
in the quality OF the steamers employed ana
the boats always ready
both ends Of the line accidents
apply the ONCE Of the company % ana
berths apply at the company
agency street, Of Warren street, New YORK
a
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NOLD-wnfer Sure.-The Uydropahc Encyclopedias
" TEN Of hydropathy and hygiene in eight parts.
]. Outlines OF Anatomy--ilustrated
= Physiology Of the Humaa Body,
2 lygienc Agencies and the Preservation OF Health,
4. neetcs and Hydropathic Cookery.
5. Theory and Practice of Water Treatment.
O. Special Pathology, and ydroTheapeutc including the
tue Causes symptoms, and Treatment OF ali Diseases
7. Application TO Surgical Diseases.
&. Application OF Hydropatiy Midwifery and the Nmsery
Designed guide families and Students
physcansI by X. J. Trail, NJ ID.
For safe by GRAY n BALL ANYTIME,
Novl2 Seventh street.
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I5 u. .Il y. .-.:.,ssss ssl:sa s
Baltimore and Washington Railroa

baltimore and washington Railroad.
PASSENGER trains run ne follows;
Leave Washington at and o. a m. 12I m, and 4,
Leave Baltimore NJ Al and ., a. MS 4 nnd ~, P IN.
ON Sundays second third trains from Washington and
the second and fourth from Baltimore omitted
Tickets philadelphia and New YORK can he
Obtained BY leaving NJ o, and . m Passengers pro
ef themselves and baggage
and Philadelphia, TO The next railroad station
Communication Hadensbu, S5 quarter, win be
furnished upon application at the office = : z
An Ar Agent.
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TJIE Great Comussion or, the Christian Church const
tuod and charged Gospel the World by the
Rev. John Harris, D. ~
The of Lords Mnistry by
The Rev. John Harris,
Religious Progess nscourse the Development Of the Christ
inn Character by the Rev William X, Williams.
Sacred Rhetoric; Composition and Delivery Of Sermons by
Henry Ripley To which added Hints Exempoaneous
Preaching by Henry Ware, u. ID.
The Christians Daily Treasury; by Ebenezer Temple.
Lectures the Lords Prayer by William r. Williams.
For sale nt GRAY y " BNLLANTfNE'S
Religious Book Depository.
Nov. IL Seventh
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ORPIIarlr Cornr.

August 2, is52
Ordered t1t the administrator OF Francis
W. bomnck late OF Buenos Ayes south America, deceased,
give the required by the creditors Of said deceased by
advertisement week for three weeks, in the Union.
Teste- ED. N. ROACH, Register
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DROGRE less OF hatonaEssays the progress of nations
in civilization productive industry wealth. and population by
Ezra u.
Temptations City Liie--an address young by r. w
Cushman.
smiths Lectures Young Men,
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
Dec 3 Seventh
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Pacific Mail Steamship COmpany.-1The only Ihroush
Line for California and Oregon.

rx The public informed THAT, under the present
EAUfgg arrangements this company, steamers inspected
LfElLMh and approved Navy Department. as suitable
.as6e3- strength and power for conversion into war
caryng the United States mails, wiz
Fancco Immediately on arrival oi
the Atlantic nails Francisco for Panama on the
days The following steam packets be
lsngng this now the Pacihc at least one OF winch
alvvn lin teache end of he
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NOrlCE-Ih undersigned hereby inform ihe citizens Of Wash
IL and the public generally have this day entered
copannershp purpose OF making plans, specifications,
estimates dwelling and and and
value all descriptions thorough pracca
with branches Of bsdng authorizes
undersigned the Increasing de
mar of the community,
north side, third door from 9Th will be
open business from T. n. M. g. D..
orders will b. attended promptly, and liberal
JOHN g. HARKNRSS
Aug lO-oawim WA. w. BIRTH.
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CHARLOTrE HALL SCHOOL.

IN THEIR anxiety and
render this school preemnenty useful for
afforded board prices
similar INSTRUMENTATION barely expenses
the of The The
confidence and the extensive
appoint additional students in
military To
which the interests of the school demand board
been induced make small addition charges
which would be but slightly by individuals, The
aggregate is hoped win be sufficient for all contingencies: There
fore
ReorUed That hereafter charges institution
shall be follows
Per quarter.
In the English alone.
In The Matbemaical department alone .......
In the classical, department 90
In the department of modern languages, each foreign
modern language 80
In the scientific department. chemistry, natural phios
ophy, astronomy practical with useo
instruments and attendance experimental lectures,
ehua....
Board, washing, sc, heretofore ...............
The the third MONDAY in
September.
by order of the board Of trustees;
l.. T. BRIsCoE Register.
Charlotte HALL, ST. Marys county. Md, July 30 1854.
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A s I'D, "a
GWEIGT and White Sulphur Springss-Reduced fare
~ increased accommodations cheapest oonn
BILE, and most expeditions the Sweet and While
Springs
From Washington by Richmond, fredericksburg and Poo
railroad.
From Baltimore by the comfortable and pressure Ma
ryand, Capt q. f. Mitchell
Connecting at Richmond with Richmond and rail
road. 4H#a
Fare from baltimore to White Sulphur ais
Baltimore 10 Sweet Springs s..............,...... IA
. washington TO White Sulphur. ..............,...
washington TO Sweet Springs. ........
Richmond 10 White Sulphur. r................... 10
y Richmond to Sweet Springs
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon,
O'Clock connecting at Aqua Greek with the which
Richmond at 4 p. m. the succeeding days.
Leave Richmond daily Except sunday arrive
burg at ION Leave Lynchbug 6k a.
~ a. M % Mountain House At Y and to Sweet Springs
10 p m Leave sweet Springs after breakfast and White
sulphur by IN m Returning leave White Sulphur sA mr.
TO sweet Springs al Leave Sweet Springs
to Lynchbus same day BY night Leave Lynchhng
TO Richmond day by 5h. 22u D.
Fare from Richmond TO White Sulphur. $40
/" Richmond to sweet Springs. ......,............,
Passengers objecing travel the night
Buod and proceed without detention TO the White Sulphur
Tickets can be had on board the steamboats, the Potomac
from Capt c. T. MITCHELL Maryland
Of the Richmond and Danvile railroad, Richmond
} JOHN II. OSBORNE,
Aug 6-d2m Superintendent
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DEMoCRaTIC Review for June. SO, with portrait
FRANCK TAYoLR.
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iYLomIous NEWs--Ihe most important discovery made
" Phlpss patent liquid glue
binders cahiast makers housekeepes druggists This einp
patent glue, in liquid requires IRE
IL free c smell and will keep liquid elmae;
as cement for wood slone china glass; ron MARBLE
substance as paste stands unequsled
wherever has been introduced is Of the
mechanics is observable hrsi We liberal
10 hardware staoners, druggists
less by 20 per cent than ordinary w. making
extensive country
viii do wen 10 attend this immediately We establishing
agents IN all popuous throughout the United Sold
bottles Of threa gallon. samples
any part OF United States, carriage free.
Also the British furniture polish, County
merchants, attend 10 the above. Apply early.
PHILLIPS co,
July 3l-d3m 4 Cedar street, near Pearl. New york
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The Railroad Route 10 the West.

1AousAio Cincinnati y rq s eni,s ais"os eHee ''" miles
TWO LINES p.uY.
THE daily, H. p. m,
regularly the Pennsylvania rail
road Harrisburg crosse. the mountain. in daylight and puts pa,
from Baltimore This line makes direct conneron viii, th
and the Cleveland COLUMBUS. and Cneinnat railroads BY
now going through from Baltimore to Cincinnati
ISs .sw mail line ssvs: Ss gas: daily D p
and he until s. the day, when they com
evening, i6irysI departure from BALI
aud with all the comfort and advantage Of having enjoyed
These lines are now in the enjoyment or mos. liberal patronage
those any between The East and West
NOTICE.
PtsbuE, Msssilon Cleveland, Cincinnati by
more and sasqesanns Railroad Company caso station Bs
more asd at the following rates
To Cincinnati. 90
10 Cleveland ~ 20
no no s, mas,on 10
Travellers win bear in mind that thi. the original dhr ousnne
to cncnns IL time and '' accommosa9ns caneo, be s1s'd
orror B.lrrxom .xp su,qrruASsA RartEo1p Co.
Baltimore, August 20, ls52.
Aug9i-d9w6
new York Fashionable Clothing EstsbIishment,
wholesale and retail, for cash only.
ALFRED MUNRoE Co, No AL Broadway, (bctween Howard
either fo bushes. pleasure 70 call al Ger extensive eb
Gentlemen furnishing goods,
Boys and childrepis clothing, &c.
Of the best description, there exhibited or sale
The priacpes which New Orleans establish
which have made universally popular in The South
West strictly adhered al Broadway New York
facilities obtaining goods enable
times offer the choicest aud most fashionable styles Of garments
Every article lis sold under full guarantees.
No rEIcEshs price Of each article s marked, In
plain ae the ticket and no reduction can in any instance
An description. clothing
ALFRED MUNRoE CO,
Au,sp Mussor,(
WV ID. Arp.Tr MAY 2s-tlarnif
EURSrTURE DRY GooDs-cLAGETT DopsoN
have the pleasure OF informing the public that their stock Of
newest and most desirable productions Of
Elegant velvet tapestry plain Brussels imperial, and extra
eePy, double and supcrhne ngran twied and plain We
netinn, Dutch, aud Dundeed carpetinRs
Asa an elegant stock Of rugs and mats 70 match
Also neh and extensive stock OF floor oieloths which W. cut
All kinds materials,
An elegant assortment Of transparent shades
DO DO woollen and linen druggets
TO AL Of which The attention Of housekeepeis ruy
sept ls-stsodf CLAGErT \ Dopsov,
Ecsn. Insurance Company, OF Utics, New York.
Capital $4,000.
THIS company against loss damage by Are
goods merchandise generally Also marine
and by steamboats, railroads. rivers and lakes taken on the
system ofbusiness equitable SAFE director. have
the satisfaction that they have accumulated
invested In the careful enabling them 70 present the
most unetcsponabe ndemnihoaon 70 those VINO may Transact
JOHN y. HINMAN, President
W. N. HAwLEy, Secretary,
CHARLES DE sELnTNG, Agent
IN street, oppose Odd Fellows Han.
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University OF Georgia,

.. ATHENS, August q, 1852.
THE Of this will elect professor of
science, fill vacancy, the l7h of November next The
will required teach the French language addition
10 the branches appropriate 10 the pfoessorshp.
Salary, 81 700 per annuHf, payable quarterly
Sept4-4tlaw ASBURY HULL, Secretary.
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G. w. YERBy,
Of Washington City
YERBy d MILLER,
Il. + MILLER
OF Virginia.

G. w yKRry T.. MILLER
Of Washington City OF virginia
YERBY a. MILLER,
avenue s Streets Washington D. c.
WHOLESALE dealers foreign domestic staple
fancy goods, maitng oclohs table
piano covers spreads Blankets sheengs and houset
nshing dry goods generally.
Strlct, prompt, personal attention given 10 orders
Dec 27-lyf
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ID m. HooE A. CO., wholesale and Retail Dealers In
OH cloths, curtain materials
sheetinq and house furnishing goods generally
between 7h and 9th streets Washington
%. G.
Aug oo--u
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of the New York and Liverpool Unitsd states
" steamship Company, No 6 Wall strcetNew York Au-
7h, ls52Thebooks for subscription the balance of
This subscribed for previous
for increased mail from the viii he opened
aheve em the eh the 9h Of September
elusive. ~ order Of the board Of directors.
WM l.. YOULB,
Augip Secretary.
nE RoBLAND's French Gonno Pate, n superior arr
~ envelopes oftfers which
be TO distant parts Of the world For sale BY
TAYLOR = MAURY,
Dot % BookssIsra oth
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steamship Columbia will keep up semi monthly eommu-
Oregon awaiting AT the
port arrival of the mails and from Panama
returning mails and o the
from San Francisco.
regular and side wheel steamers VIII be kep'
for the freight and transient passengers between
Panama San Francisco.
connection between
The conneNon IN the Auan
United States mail steamships
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Foreign Mails.

OBEDIENCE the Congress- approved August 30 1852
4 which is IA the words following, to wit
can provide for month mail from New Orleans Vera
Cruz, via Tampeo, and back in steam vessels
BE enacted the Senate and House Representatives. Of the
Uted States o eTica ia CoEgTe seabled That the Postmas
General he Is hereby authorized and directed TO enter
ave years, and for exceeding
hundred thousand dollars with such person persons Us
sufficient satisfactory security, after due public notice,
the the mails OF the United stales the
United siales three tunes month from New Or
and back vessels Of not
eight BURDEN the best form Reconstruction
adapted navigation of the southern waters the to DC
hhoIlesl posabe lmeN
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DISTRICT oT CeLuNBiA,
Washington couaty, 10 wit :
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pner of The General Land Once.
NnTICR

tn pr,empon Canfs Lcssees, Occpdnis, and Permit
tees Of Mineral Land.
Every person entitled right Of peempon or the
lands within the townships fractional townships above
merated required the satisfaction Of III.
register Of land Office, and make payment
therefor soon practicable seeing s notice nd before the
day Of the public sale Of the lands
embracing claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
And under the act entitled can act 10
land district in the Territory Of wisconsin, and
approved ID March, lsf n iessc occupants,
pee the extent of their lenses or permits, any
townships and fractional townships nb0ye
the act entitled An act 10
price the mineral lands in the Lake superior
district Michigan and the Chippewa district In Wisconfin
o6h September 1857 20 enter the land covered BY r
respectively the minimum price
OF covering full section,
ed on permit the proper land
Office purchase full secton the
i required 70 establish the 10 the salts
cto receiver Willow and make
practicable after seeing t notice, and be
fore appointed the Of the public sale o
the embracing claimed otherwise such claim will b.
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land oncc.
gw
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TaousA J rail the entire dance erept ten nie
urhich 3 me in coaches,
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JOHN NJ. GAIT, Nj. ID.
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UTHIrE nRAyDY AND PURE CIDER VINEGAR
Spices, c2 half pipes OF S proof pure white brandy f
preserving peaches, &C
$500 gallons pure vinegar from Virginia, expressly
picklng and table
Green rngc long pepper white and dark mustard seed whit
Jamaica ginger cloves mace, aud other fresh sce
or sate Nv GEO h TIIOS, PARKER a Co.
Sent 7-MTbs&puf Opposite Browns Hotel.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-31
MELTING OF ETALs.

The enclosed memorandum, cut from an
exchange, has elected some discussion, and
the query is, from what did Farenheit base
zero or o in his scale-was it the point al
which alcohol freezes or not +? An article in
your paper explaining this would be inter-
esling. JIG.
The following are temperatures on Faren-
heii's scale, at which some of the most re-
markable effects of hea; are produced
2,7s6o Cast iron melis.
$4,000 Gold melts.
1,9s6' Copper melis.
1872 Silver meis.
1,560' Brass melts.
1,14lo Heat of a common fire.
9S0' Red heat.
2iS' Sulphur melts.
2l2o Water boils.
1912 Alcohol boils.
9s' Blood heat.
go Olive oil freezes.
80 Water freezes.
2oo Wine freezes.
lao Oil of turpentine freezes.
10 Oil of vtrol freezes.
$50 Mercury freezes.
45o Nitric acid freezes.
CO. Greatest cold ever observed in the
Arctic regions.
1859 Greatest cold yet produced by ar.
tificial means.
A mixture of paris Of snow and Of di-
luted nitric acid, gives a cold Of 3O0 below
zero.
Three paris of snow and two of diluted
acid reduce the temperature 10 460 below
zero,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-31
LIGHTNING RODS

vHNHE subscriber has Constructed LIGHT
IL MING ROD on true Philosophical princi-
pies, by which buildings supplied with them are
rendered perfectly secure against destruction by
lightning. The connection and insulation of the
Tod, well as the preparation of the ground rod,
is on an entirely new plan, making more per-
feet conductor than any heretofore in use.
Measures have been taken TO secure Letters
Patent for the improvement
Persons desrous Of securing their lives and
property from destruction by lightning, can have
conductors put up to their buildings in the most
perfect and substantial manner, by applying ei-
aher personally or by ieltor, to the undersigned
at the following prices:
For 40 f. with good Siirer plated point $1,000
For 40 f. with gold plated point, pfati
ma tip, 1850
And twenty coats for every additional foot over
forty. 7. :. MACkEY.
Milton, Sept. G, Is5l.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-31

Written for the ALlronASANs and Sung by them at the
New York Printers Festivall
I'll sing Won song of Priuteis's Boy
Whose bright and honored name
Stands out in glowing CAPITALS,
Upon the scroll OF fame
Who in the days that tried meus souls,
In freedoms darkes, ighi-
Stood maufnlly with Washington,
And battled !or the right.
Ben franklin was that Printer Boy one of
the oden time.
And twas tina, boy who flew his kite
To the thunder clouds on high--
And brough, the forSed lightning down
From The regions Of the sky;
Twas he who caught This fiery horse,
And trained him for the chase,
'Til now he's driven safe by Morse
Right into the Printers Case.
Ben Franklin was that Printer Boy one of the
olden lime.
Long shall the world extol his name,
The patriot aud saue,
Who fully justified by faith
Was proved on every page:
fIs form. corrected and rerised,
Is now porkcd off aud pressed;
A new edition IN the skies,
A star amnpo the blPst
All honor 10 that Printer Boy, one OF the
olden time.
And now my brother Typos, take
This leader for your guide,
Follow corrected copy, and
All errors mark outside
Be tucaI, chasle and temperate,
Stick to the golden rule,
And you shall shine among the stars,
In the Printing Office school,
Just initiate that Printer Boy, one Of the
olden time.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-31

The "BEAR WALTz."--We hear with
pleasure that new waltz, bearing this lille
is to be introduced in our ball rooms this
season, the principal feature of which is the
hug, 1t is already quite The rage in small
parties and private reunions, where the hug
has met with such very high favor, that lts
production in the ball room has been deci.
ded upon by very large number Of the
vo,aries of the new waltz.-St. Louis Organ
and Repeille.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-31
OLD SERIES VOL. ~, NO. 10.
ANOTHER KOssuTII

One OF the most devoted and successful
Protestant pastors in Bohemia, at the pre-
sent time, is Rev. Frederick William Kos
suth. He is said 10 be near related 10 the
Governor Of Hungary. In 1876, he under
took to gather a church Of Bohemian Pro-
tesant at Prague, the scene of the labor Of
The Bohemian martyrs, Jerome and John
Huss. Several converts we're made from
among the Papis,s previous 10 the year
ls4S. The revolutions of that year gave
religious liberty to the Austrians, and Kos
suth availed himself of the precarious boon.
His preaching place was SOON crowded, and
hundreds of Papists became converts to his
'octrine. In 1S49, he commenced a period
ic'l by the name of The Herald of tie Bohe
man Brethren, which soon attracted that no.
lice of the Government and was suppressed.
Very severe opposition, of course, has
been excited on the part Of the Papal priest
hood. They have denounced him in terms
the most bitter and uncompromising setting
him forth as the real Anlichrist, and pub
fishing the most absurd calumnes against
him, so as 10 provoke the insults of the mob
and 10 crush him as their fathers did the
Bohemian martys. But they could not ar
rest the progress Of the truth. His congre.
CATION numbered, last July, (as we learn
from a correspondent of Count valerian
Krasnski, at Prague,) eleven hundred souls,
Of whom seven hundred are converts from
Popery, including three priests. At that
time he had purchased an old Huss,e
church, (which had been shut up since
The year 162O,) for f275O, of which sum he
had, with great pains, collected and paid
f6O0 The remainder was to be paid in an
nual insalments of $500. 1t will be re-
membered that after the battle on the Weis-
senberg, near Prague, in 1920, "the Breth-
rem were subjected to all manner of perse-
cutions, their ministers banished their
churches closed, and they themselves, in
1924, expelled the country" Blessings on
the man who labors for the restoration of
those ancient sanciuaries Let him be re-
membered by all who have learned 10
revere the name of Kossuth, and much more
by those who glory in the cross Of Christ
~ Y. Erangelist
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-31

A "prM rolNn young gentleman, in turn
ing swiftly on his heel yesterday, ran his
head against young lady. He put himself
in a position 10 apologize "Not word"
said the quick -wilted beauty; ''li isn't hard
enough 10 hur, anybody" The coxcomb
frowned and sloped-ihe young lady smiled
and courlesied as gracefully as an angel
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-31

ONE of the worst things TO fat on 10
Envy. In our opinion, it is as difficult for
erudging man TO raise double.chin, as il is
for bankrupt 10 raise loan. Plumpuess
comes not from roast beef, but from good
heart and cheerful disposition albany
Dmchman.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-31

THE Direct Railroad from West Chester 10
Philadelphia was placed under contract, OH
the l7lh inst, Messrs Clark, Malone. and
Gonder, of this State, are the contractors,
and they have agreed TO take SIS 900 in the
stock of the Company. The road will pro-
badly be completed in the year 1853.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-31

A CORRESPONDENT OF the John Bull says
ID happen 10 know one of our bishops,
second in worth to none on the bench, who
was thus reproved BY noble Roman lady
q wonder, my lord, you are not ashamed TO
have wife and half dozen chdren.' Il
should be more ashamed he answered
very gravely, to have the children without
the wfe.h
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-31

LORD CAMPBELL has laid down as a rule,
that every plaintiff or defendant who is to
called as a witness must be out of court
from the commencement of the case unit
he is put into the box, and that as soon as he
has been examined he must again leave
the court.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-31
Aldens Condensed Reports Of perna,

n UST Published, and for sale by the sul'scri-
@S her the SecoHd Volume Of Aldcn's Con-
densed Pennsylvania Reports containing the
last three voiomes of Ycates' Reports, and two
first volumes Of Binney's Reports The first VOL
ume of Alden, containing Dallas Reports, VOL
umes and Yeates Reports, volume l. is also OH
hand and for sale. The above two volumes are
complete within themselves, and contain all of
Dallas Reports, volumes, and all of Yeates'
Reports, 4 volumes, besides the two first volumes
sf Btnneys Reports. The third volume is ready
and will be put to press Immediately.
II. B. MASSER, agent
Sunbury, Aug. l6, ls5l.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-31

An old Soldier of the Imperial Guard,
named Canlillon, OF whom the Emperor Ma
poeon made mention in his will, has inst
died at Rancey. He was accused in 1918
OF having fired pistol shot at the Duke of
Wellington. The Emperor bequesthed him
10000 francs.