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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-20

III! ~, Is
saiEaIfll( aElI'aIfI
CHERRY PICTORIAL:
For the Cure of
CoUGHS, COLDS,
h0ARSENESS, BRoN-
CHITIS, GROUP, ASTa.
MA, wHooPIMG .CoUGH
AND SUMPTION.
of the body, take the CHERRY PICTORIAL going TO he'd,
and wrap up warm, to sweat during the night.
FoR COLD AND CoUGH take II morning, and eve
ming, according to directions the bte, aud the difficult
ty will soon be removed None will long suffer from this
trouble when they Gnd it he readily cured Persons
afflicted with seated cough which breaks them of their
rest at night, viii find by taking the Cherry Pecora on
going bed they may be of sound umbnken Sleep
and Consequently refreshing Great relief from suffer
ing, and ultimate cure, afforded to thousands who
thus afflicted, by this invaluable remedy
From its agreeable effects in these cases, many find
themselves unwilling to fnregO its when the necessity
flf it has ceased.
From Two eminent Physicians in
FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn April 16, ISL
sir We have given your Cherry PectOral extensive
trial in pIoc'ice, and find 1t surpass other
mtay we nave for euiHg Sieesns OF the T,sGl%Ly or
TO SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS this remedy
skr IN sm ~ gs' m rs n b"a E m VIEW r
hours and wonderfully increases the power u lexibity
ofthc voice.
ASTHMA is generally much relieved, and often wholly
cured by Cherry pecura But there are some cases
sa,e to yield entirely no medicine Cherry Pccto-
raj viii cure them, if they can be cr ed.
BRoNCiilTis, III or irritation % the ihroa; and upper
ral ms in small and frequent doses The uncomfortable op-
preston is relieved
NSH, loct. INNSlNu, " DloA'!' .NcW l1'A, s.u'es
haye sen 'ie thetIy Iecl"u cuie shcp c"ses ~
Atla az ulu puSItls as euS NC u oe'ie'e " c'i '"'e!
'ul i,nS t' Su,e Cp ~ n29n re uStses N ,i ., L.
VIZ pVe ui' eie'S i ~ "a, al',t,iun!' tt,! w "e
roWtu ~ IHe pll 'Ivtielt useo % the oneIlY % cct
la m supdnes the disease II taken III season. u WIZ
h't ,,lI,tp ,3I 70 cure. cure. ,,,.,,,, - -, 49, , - -
" ~ ~ uii l's nG o'oAe" UP "'' SUI" GU
rec ,,, nE t',e e-, u,G 81 ,,t oneIy Iec'"Ini, ,
YScra Ls IS @ 5ye en nticed Ny here s boc
fmics were protected from any serious consequences
while ner M neghh5Ts without The Chery fec'o' w'ie
Dr. j. G. Aver" SALEM. Ohio. 1iih June. 1851.
write inform you Of the truly remarkable effects Of
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-20
NOTICE.

NJOTICE is hereby given, that application
~ will lie made to the next Legislature of
Pennsylvania. for the incorporation of a company,
with discounling privileges, to be located in the
borough of Sunbury, in the county of Northum-
berland with a capital of One hundred thousand
dollars, to be called the "SHsquehaaaa Sariags'
Institute"
sullbury, June e5, ic53-6 6m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-20
COME AND SEE

COME AND SEE
The New and Splendid assortment of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
Just received and for sale by
Sunhury All 80, SO. |. w. TENER & &C
EUSr RECElYED Splendid assortment
~ ladies Dress Goods, consisting OF Sill, Nv
lin dc Berage, Canton Grape, silk Pollin, Dd
tod Swiss Lawn Robes, &e., and for sale by
Sunhury, May II, '5s. TENER q co
INDIAN CHoLAGoGUE.-An excellent re-
! mcdy for the cure of Fever and Ague, just re-
ceiyed and for sale by l. w. fENER g. co.
Sunbuy, Mag IA, 1873.
6sHAIN PUMPS-A small number of these
~ excellent pumps have been received aud are
offered for sale by
Ii. D. MASsER.
Sunh,Gv. Iune l. 1861
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FrRRInLE ACCIDENT ATT wrsr rnov

N"'bLE ACCIDENT AT wEsr Tpov
a terrible calamity occurred this morp;o,
al 'he West Troy foundry-Messrs Cbol,a,
9'se q Dunham proprieiors--siua,e on the
p'"S OF The cana! in that portion of West
NY known as Port Schuyler, near the bridge
''er Inc canal on the Troy and ALBANY road
There being some difficulty with ,be bio r.
e'' Inc engine was stopped to remedy it, and
.ne engineer, Henry Paul, and his brother
David Paul, machins,, were engaged in
ms work, some Is feet in the rear of The
oo'ler, and some 10 fee, above ground when
'he large fiue Of the boiler collapsed, tearing
everything before it at each end-eas, and
wes'-iorcing the two brothers Paul from
'he'r position on the platform above, and
carrying one of them some 30 Zee, into a vat
wh'e The other one, David was thrown some
10 iee' against ladle of liquid hot iron.
These men were awfully scalded and can.
mol recover. Tney were both in a diving
condition when we left the place a, 10 o..
clock
Inc engine was broken TO pieces, aud eve
rylhlng within fifteen feet of either end of
the boiler was demolished, including the
iarge tank elevated some twelve or fourteen
feei above ground, that supplied The estab-
lishment with water
Messrs. Chollar Sage & Dunham will sus-
tain loss, from the breaking Of machinery.
&C., of between $4,000 and S3OoO and some
thousands more from the interruption Of bu.
sineSs
?. S.-The Paul brothers are dead They
bath died abou, The same lime-l o'clock
Troy DAILY Times, Aug. IL
A GENTLEMAN from Cincinnati, the other
day, crossed over to one of the Kentucky
towns. and seeing lady take passage for
Ohio, was fasinated, and concluded TO go
back. The lady had in her hand dagner.
reo,ype, and the young Ciucinua,ian had the
andacilv TO ask 10 look at it, that he might
judge OF its artistic beauty. The likeness
was handed him, and in a momert his assu-
rance had so grown with his enthusiasm,
that he begged to keep the courieifeii pre-
rtHlitlSnt lie liuN lolu HiH 'Ilil IT, p'-
turc went only with the bright original, and
he then plead for both, and Was accepted
The happy pair left the boat in company.
PREv ENTIvE OF Sun STROKES An old
"tisherman" correspondent of the New York
Post states that he has avoided ill-effects of
exposnre TO the sun wien fishing, by placing
wet sea weed in the crown of his hat, and
recommends 10 laborers and others the use
OF wet handkerchief for the same purpose.
WAsuINcToN, Aug 13.-Major Thos. s.
Bryant, editor of the Western Chronicle pub
iishe:I al Lexington, Missouri, violent anti
Benton paper, was to day appointed Marshal
OF the State OF Missouri.
EOIIN SMITH has returned from Cape May.
se leaving Mrs. Smith there he intends to
return as he goes to Philadelphia aud
get a new suit of clothes. He says all the best
dressed gentlemen there have had their supplies
from Rockhill and Wilson's famous cheap and
elegant clothing store, No. Ill Chestnut street,
and Mrs. Smith won't rest satisfied until her hus-
hand gets a suit Of the kind that will enable
him to appear among the best of them.
Philadephia, Nov. 6, ls52.-ly.-cw.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-20
CHEAP LIGHTNING RODS

Tie subscriber will also put up Lightning
Rods similar in every rcspect--for they shall he
exactly The same us those erected last summer by
the Iewistown or Lewisburg company, in size,
point, glass, connection, &c, at I2l cents per
foot, on six months credit or 5 per cent. of for
cash.
n. B.-No warrantee given for this description
of rods i. S. MACKEY.
Milton, July 80, lS53.--2m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-20

PREVENTIVE OF Sun STROKES An old
"tisherman' correspondent of the New York
Post states that he has avoided ill-elfecls of
exposnre to the sun VIXEN fishing, by placing
wet sea weed in the crown Of his hat, and
recommends 10 laborers and others the use
OF wet handkerchief for the same purpose.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-20

WAsHISGToN, Aug l3.-Major Thos. s.
lishe:l a, Lexington, Missouri, violent anti
Benton paper, was to day appointed Marshal
OF the State of Missouri.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-20
E L + b r RATED
+ a m ii v nj c dicines

IN offering 10 the public the above nvnluaio nrepnra-
4 ions, the subscriber wond state that in consultation
WIN his friends and Of the most respectable u fho
Medicnl faculty, it was deemed advisable offer the
Publc lew preparations OF known cecbfy being pre-
paIe with the greatest care, and the scientific
principles as substitutes for the numerous worthless nr-
ces that oodng the country IN the form n pniaceas
and cure nls, prepared by tho 81 ignorant aud ncrGca-
y persons intended to cure all dseaSes and good
Read and Reflect.
That the Medicine Manufactured by w NJ BrckLrY,
Including his Rose Pocural for Coushs
Cream VI Cnnphnr, fr Rheumatism
Worm Syrup fr Worms
Tooth Wael. fpr docayed teeth discay~l rrns
Family Pills or blood purifyer have been ne extensive
y uscd and have given satisfaction. than any other
Medcincs before the public, being prepared with regard
70 thcr usefulness are fully worthy the rul Of the aic
ed. Give them trial.
few powerful reasons why the above Medicines are
deserving ct universal patronage On the first place
ney are prepared y regular Physic8n who understands
the a1plclun ct Medicines, diseases and ci-eaurntl
are perfectly safe to take (SecoIly0 thcv bnve hcc
used with universal success and have given more fac
non than any other Medicines offered before tic r,Ilc
CThirdly they the uny me,i,cines that bn, nicd
the patronage of Physclus, where they have hne used
@ and ltourthy) they are put up in larger quantities. fnf
inc same price, than my other Medicines offered To ,
pubic OF the SAME kind. As the subscriber has number
OF certificates IN his possession of the highest AUTHORITY
Where they have been used with the most satisfactory re-
sus-HG wl publish few of them feeling satisfied hn,
tal VIII insure their recommendation TRY them and
satisfy yourself of their superiority over all others
Rend and be CoaUinced
We the Undersigned having been made acquainted with
me me ingrefens entering into the Compounds known as
Blckley's Family Medicines also having prescribed and
known them to be used, with most satisfactory resHls
take pleasure in saving that we believe le iy me-,
the ucslSu Tor which th0y are rec immended.
JAS. srRAWBRlDGE, NJ D.
II. FR1CK, NJ. d.
WM. MCMAHON, NJ. d,
WESLEY II GEARHEART, VI D.
WM. H. MAGlIT. VI. D.
II. GEARHEART, NJ. y.
Cure Of rain i" tic Sde aad cough from protesicd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-28
Domestic NIiseellnny.

The store Of Dorr Arnold In North SKI street Gin
cinna forcby entered the 21st nst and sear,
and fancy articles worth 81 600 stolen,
TIE carpet factory Of A. McCallum & Co., az Ge,na.
town, Pa, destroyed BY fire the 25sh nst. Los
covered by insurance.
Fifty imported sheep, valued at ten thousand dollar,
recently killed the Burlington and Rutland Rail
Rad.
The Sy racase Cricket Club will play match at oricks
with the Union Club OF Roc at the grounds of th
latter, on Thursday, ths oath inst.
little son Of Nj c. Bigelow, OF Rutland Mass onI
three years old Gall back the 9th inst
tub containing paiiful of boiling water which tt,
notiar rad bat moment before poured into the t.
and although immediately taken out by Mrs Bgelow, vi
but few feet distant the little sufferer lived AZ
tsslvc hours.
The East Centre school house, in Oakham, Masa, va
stuck b, lightning on Wednesday. the Gath astau
There we're forty scholars in it at the me The ft,
passed dop the chimney, taking out tho brcLs on oil
sido, then passing the stove pipe making. q hok Y
the same TO the oor whore 1t tore up the soArds al
passed through to the ground In several places AL
what Is most remarkable, no one was injNrezl ~
GIRL but moment preceding the stroxs, was renao,i
by the teacher from seat struck ty TIE ii9htniag al
thus IIovden,ay escaped injury aud probable death
On the 21st inst, young man (asrmAn) II the ma
Of Conrad List OF Pttsburg, committed usde BY hal
irg on the Natoya road, near ISitanop1ts. whittier
had gone for tbs purpose Of marrying girl to wAom
her engaged to another, he assigns In . note a. M
cause. j
WHIP am IT, Crenstcn has received tbs wing nouina, \
for Mayor Of Newport, r, J., IN place 0 Robot !
~sstop. res-.ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-28
Theatrical and N1us,c.I.

BowERY THEATRE.-The benefit Of Mr.. Moore
the prompter OF this establishment is to take place
this evening" The pieces provided are "Ben, tho
Boatswain," ITO Paris and Back for Five Pounds,T
and "Rosina Meadows" This is q very attractive
bill and no doubt will ll the theatre to OVERLOOKING.
MIR. Moores friends are expected to do their duty.
NIBLO's GARDEN.-Burton's excellent company
Of comedians appear tonight, in two very attractive
pieces The first is the "Breach of Promise" in
which Mr.. Burton, and Mrs. Hughes and Mrs.
SkerTett will sustain the leading characters. The
very laughable piece, called the "Siamese Twins"
in which Burton and Brougham will FIJI the pro
minent characters, will conclude the entertainments.
The garden is well ventilated and the performances
are in keeping with Niblo's great character as q
manager. s
NATIONAL THEATRE.-The same excellent pieces
which were given at this popular establishments la
night to be repeated this evening" comprising tn
dramas entitled Gambia" and Brother and Sia !
ter the casts of which embrace the names Of J. R
Scott and Mrs. Brunton, with nearly all of Purdy's
stock company.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-Those favorite pieces
styled Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady," '"Who
Speaks First p and the "Maid of Munster" are to
be represented this evening at the st. Charles. The
ceived by the audience.
AMERICAN MUsEUM-Crowds of visiters are still
focking to the Museum, to see the bearded Lady
and the Happy Family Four highly entertaining
pieces are selected for the theatrical amusements q
this afternoon and evening in the lecture room.
for this evening at the Hippodrome are exceedingly
attractive. comprising "Steeple, Hurdle, and Chariot
Races" Exercises of the Manege," and the pageant
entitled Versailles in 1904" The afternoon per-
formances hereafter are only to be given ON Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. An hour or two
passed in the Hippodrome will amply repay the
visiters.
CHRIsTy's OPERA HoUsE.-Christy's popu 4.
company of Ethiopian opera singers and deneat Is
OF negro pcculiarities, advertise well selected bt
OF amusement for this evening.
WO0D's MIYsTRELs-This band of musicians con
tinue to be patronised extensively as ever Thcl
programme for tonight consists of several of their
best vocal and instrumental selections, burlesqus
and dancing.
BANvARD's Holy LAND.-The exhibitions OF thia
beautiful panorama are to be closed in few DAYS
therefore those who have not yet it should avail
themselves of the present opportunity \
SEDGwIcK's BALLAD ENTERTAINMENT, at thd
Lyceum Hall, Staten Island, promises to be rich
affair. II is to come Off on Thursday evening next
NJ die DE MnLIssE, the favorite danseuse, takes 81
benefit at the Bowery theatre tomorrow might
She will dance alone in her glory, and will dras a,
full house. This will be her disappearance at thai
heatrc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-28

they can have additional supplies OF African slaves
Queen Isabella and her court arc afraid that the
United States should take Cuba; bat their only bid
for Ito continued connection with Spain d tho slave
trade. Thus, whilst good government and rational
liberty are suppresng the slave trade In Brazil, bad
government and stupid despotism are reviving the
slave trade In Cuba.
But the provoking part Of the matter is the absurd
way in which the British government deals with
Spain and Brazil 1t gives credit to and believes the
word Of honor Of Captain General Canedo, that he
will not allow another African to be imported into
Cuba at the very moment that personsin high places
getting the profit the introduction of two car
goes one Of eleven hundred, the other OF six hun
dred But, though the Brazilian government has
given the most positive proofs OF its sincerity and OF
its saccess-th0ugh 1t has driven out OF the empire
the Portuguese capitalists who carried on the trade
though 1t has released nearly three thousand Afri-
cans whom it seized on board savers-though It has
steam fotilla Of its own, watching its shores and
though it Is prompt, energetic, and determined IN
repeal Lord Aberdeen's act which has wounded
the amourEro7ue OF Brazil 80 deeply. Brazil is
our third best foreign customer there are proba
bly, not less than ten millions Of British capital
in Brazil British subjects are getting up rail
wsvs steamboats,, gas companies, for Brazil, and
w. Mays, $780, .A.Ar ways extending their private
relations with Brazil Yet we nASsn no pueaG rsla-
tons whatever to protect this trade this capital this
investment. For Brazil will not renew its commercial
relations with England SO long that act remains
unrepealed sand tnOugh the OBJECT l0r wnlcn u was
enactedvi the suppression of the Brazilian slave
trade-has been realized, the British government
to abrogate it. English merchants had better look re-
fuses to this betimes Brazil has lately lowered its
tonnage dues on shipping two thirds; it as since re-
duced the export duty on coffee; and with large
annual surplus it will soon be in position ma
terialy to modify its customs tariff. II, when that
time arrives, our commercial relations be not re-
newed it is quite possible that Brazil may except
England from the reductions it makes. And in that
case British trade win only have its own foreign
Office to blame for the result.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-28

FRIGHTruL AoCIpENT.--A serious accident 0c-
this morning at the junction Of Third street and
Elbow ane at place known Fraualin Land, b3sween
the city and Rising sun village. Thu workbench had just
topped the gable end wall Of new Beptis ehurch
and yere about removing the scaoing from sA ,ide
when the entire wan fell in bodily crushing two stoae
pssons between the oists and the fallin. ruins Tho
men we're got out quickly O. possible when it was
found that they dreadfuy bruised although We be-
lieve, bones were broken The names Of the injured
men are Charles Fck and John Hamslsr Both are mar
The wall which fell was s stone, 10 inches thick and
about 20 feet In height Its wonderful that the unfotu
nate not crrbed to death instantly Some Of
the oiss upon WHICH tbs wall fell wero cut DOM pletely
OIL Tbs injured convey oil to the Pennsy
Hospital 90 Philoklghid Bsileis June %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-28

Ths Adslphi Announces buriesqus Of 6ardanapa-
lus, the Olympic another, and little AIcron, at The
Strand theatre, third. Egyptian fashions too, ap-
pears TO be all the rage, and We shortly expect to
polkas, manchettes, chemisetts, and delicate o.
chettes too numerous to mention. In fact am
little that way inclined myself and therefore give an
Egyptian tag to my noun. DON CxsARAPALUs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-28

Norfolk paper mentions that negro child died in
that city nom exposure 20 the sun Itis ycry seldom
t.~t D~ta.sl Y.ss.s AZ Sl-ic--, saset,i " heat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25
70 the Editor, Of the Enquirer.
JNO. X. EDMUNDS. ESQ.

Permit wc u brig before tie people Ill" :fne oi Igan II
Ednunis of Halifax, as proper man !" III ,s ,!''s u
(n,p,u. .iuner of the Board Public WORKS i'r the Us
,ric in which he resdra do not Know whether shch ar
office would be agreeable him but know no man VIII
in The limits OF The Common wtaifh "h", III me- pubic le
scuycrd more shewd practical sense nni nnan, ai IA
lent han Mr. Edmuads. IiIr cGGfsc N the Legislature"
while chairman oi the committee IN fiaac" i"h! mus
above h!hihG
lousy the crcdi! the STATE by Checking cN'ra'h%h 'A
pcnditurs AMI the time opposing stay l"s ana hd
v0caring lu!ic!0us aXntion, To preserve W" ho' hha
character of the sac He Is we'll acquainted VAN the re.
SOURCES and fiscal condition OF the Commonwealth, arc
ma, thorough knowledge u her rubic works liz possess
uncommon talent tor investigating tcc"ih's d Athh4
lc.u-a- utductions hcrri!Oui. lie i business ha;
sensible num- iard working iha h1 an ichc.i man ~
time like present when posts .! patronage a"l profit
arc uset 10 advance unworthy ard inet!cicn. rn-, aud
.ed an Gr Direct? .. in,rtiy "nrl.G the Incumbent,
The people need upright and independent men II such an M
o,,an, flee as Commissioned Of II: Bp'rc o. nrhc Nofs
rI' NnrEE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

The Jackson lssissppan Announces the death OF judge
ASpERsoS HurcRISsoS his residence in tt city, on The
night of The 3ls December. Judge HuTcnssoS was well
known as the compiler those valuable works "HUTcHis-
sons Cote" Manual Of Fo;ms" &c. He rs born in VIZ
snia-rcmoved Alabama in carly le and thence TO ais
ssslppi where took high position the bar. lie
chi grated Texas, and scarcely natural
before he elected to the Supreme Bench Of Inc Re'
public Wa l. in the discharge Of The duties OF this office,
he was arrested ly Mexican force taken captivity
with other Texans and forced to undergo many physi-
cal ships He released by the iuerposnn Of oGT
Government and returned 10 Mississippi with constlln
ton greatly impaired by exposures which he sub
cc,c Ii after his release from captivity that he pre-
pared the above works He of great energy OF
character indusy-the very representation OF no.
ror and honesty-c onfding to faultwar hearted and
generousand has gone down The grave universally Ia
meuted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25
lFrom The Charlottesville ic:'crsnnlau
4, -. Ii L 4 n = -.


Revelation, xxi. chap 10 vGrsc-'A And re na1snri The
city with The reed, twelve Thousand tuongs The length
and the breadth and The height u il arc equal"
II 900 lfiongs=7 1000 feet, w"ich heog ca:,d
$780, 1893 0s9 coo 0Q0 0U0000 chca iee the hal! ii which
will for the Throne OF ard Ccg!i o Heaven
half Of The balnca for streets ard Tie !nr iivded IS
O06 the cuicnl e in 10 eet square and Ii feet
hgh will b:=30 32 oi3 10000 coo rooms
We will now suppose he wofi always Gi! and always
VIII contain 900 millions inhabitants and generation
will lag, 33 years 700 Millions ivory century.
the world will stand 100 thousand years. 100 600 900 GOO
persona Then suppose there were 1850 such works.
equal TO this in number Of inhabitants, and Duration OF
years. then there would &c l6 feet long 6 feet wide
and 10 feet high for each person And yet there wo! be
room. F. G'''''
AbsmaIe Jan. ls 1855.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25
From The Lynchburc VIrs:nianl
HONOR 10 MLOM HONOR L. nIfE

Mn. EDITOR In your paper OF This morning anpra-e
auIatUv article upon what termed Ericsson
ry 10 which much credit IL claimed nr this cun,rv FOR lur
nshing he capital deveope Tie i-covery As il was in
the days :" Old go is prophet without honor
in lis country The alleged dscoye,er of iris
great Improvement Is foreigner, ari he commands the
paudit- and capital OF the conntry naive who In
vented tI identical Eing, for want OF capiI was
comfell - rcnqush the invention for another
10 reap ;ic harvest OF his tolls; man 5y the n,ne o
prouty, Born and raised IN The C;y o. Richmond .araci
The Gu: sris business IN tn- "5Gnr:, TO :uuu-
"a Gro, where Re Constructed ~. ai in;n uptrllinr
the scr, CINE, about which ;hc.r Is p..sc;, So mach
noise H. machine Eas fue!!cly exhibited |; lav
erB -. Almond, 1882, which ,iaie patent as
iaa.d eaI engine constructed IN Augusta G,n,-
which cr PAL. OF r.,. stones 5n Cor =: capital ut
conrrivsnce temporarily made AMI tad % 10 aHanoaed
So muc!, for encouragement 81 native genius il prefer
encc Strangers a. |lRGl MAN.