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April 10 -cT6w .eS.s.e. ...u on.e
- =, . IIC0 R1II, ROAD CONTRACTORS
Office of the j. r. d. * Co.

Office of the ). K. d. X Coz
RICHMOND, MAY IA, 1853
oR the purpose Of repairing the Locks and Aqqsduc between
Richmond aud Lnchburg the navigation Of the Canal will be
four days sommsnsg ss 2" June
Lock No II and at Rockish Aueduct Tor four weeks COM
l. Alter repairs and Aqueuct,
.%ssn Josas Fp Po"d s" @ C @
will be interrupted for Ten or fifteen days. commencing on the
The KEEP, the Levels enable packet
boats continue their regular trips without interruption DUNG The
Iy or,erof The Board of Directors. WIN. P. MuSFoRD,
May l7-cw6w Secretary
vr dksTEsr ' oF TIE
r. this S D @ @ S
with ,ils old process by the use o Of bark i"'
operation performed about fourth Of the time In
But above all ADVANTAGES s1's.
amost entirely dispensed with, will, saving OF capital amount
ATLEE city Richmond most earnestly advise such as ATE
make profitable investment TO call on INN early Tor
The annexed eeicacs satisfy the skcpca to its
Doubling ones may III. parties for full satisfaction IL
State may obtained BY calling the Exchange Hotel No
~ ""'s VIII remain ~ nsnr,s,6 KENNEDY p.'s"ss
Tanners certihcate.-we, undersigned hereby certify
that all kinds Of Leather by David ke"ney New
patented Process Tanning and affirm tina. WILL Ia our Juds
produce Leather Of the same kind Of Hides or Slim
sta saving s ana T WI" Tue Oh
H. g. b. C0ONARU, Reading city, B=rk county, Pa
GIDEON BANTZ, Jr Frederick city, Md
| MICHAEL MILLER, Siraustown, Berks county, Pa
| Pr SCIiLUSSER Middetown, Nd.
WM. WOLFE Pottsviie Schuylkill county. Pa.
NJ. A. LOCHER, Lancaster city. Lancaster cou y, IA
the signed have examined specimens
Of the va rIuus kinds leather by David kenney
roYed stem. tanning and hay" hesitation IN aging that
The leather possesses degree reng and snniy seldom
met with judgment be relied on is our olnon
| that il is superior bark tanned leather.
| E. s. FERSEYHOUGH, Tanner and Curgier.
G. H. MILES Sa,ier and Harness maker
RICHARD LEE, Boot and Shoe manufacturer.
BALDWIN, Salder Harness and Collar manufacturer
THOMAS OTEY, Saddrr and Harness maker.
| RICHMOND, May 10, 1858.
~ Wishing information may address At Rcmnnd
rr call on Edward $ FerneyhUue, who my Constituted
agent. JACOB D AlLEl.'
May 25-clm
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4 B>iu<EEHAnTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

n from my iail Friday the 10Th inst,
ANGELlNE. She is Of black colur feet IL inch.
lace Her forehead Is bare OF hair She has uncommon
orwesn q and q Of age, and four months
:. d;y She she has had children and ras
,, r Augusta county Va. She speaks a bogue differ
raised in Eastern Virginia. is quite Intelligent,
WI endeav"r TO go back where he as Tao
Irsar1 To- We Canal or Central Rail Road will give the above
Hill Rrbr aeiveraLce 10 my jail Messrs N b. g. C. d
NAV q
Nro:- GEO. W ATKINSON
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MOTT LEWIS & co,
Ssu OF The Plough, No 80, three doors below City Hotel

NANUF
BOOTS, SHOES, CARPET BAGS, TRUNKS, &c.
SEMBERTOS i BROTHER, lG Main street, op ISL,
Z ,se Exchange Bank respectfully invite SSfsG
gers visiting the and the public generally. to call aud 1
their and complete Of articles 20
the Their pr Will bc found those OF
house whether by the single pair. dozen The
| stock embraces:
GcnlIrmcn'S dress Shoes, Callers and Booccs
! rnflrnen's cali, kip and s,nu Boots and Honiees
Youths E,ois and Bootres, OF many kinds
| Servants BroeIcs bound and unbound
Ladies Shoes BiSkns, Kids, Jenny LlnIs, &C
Ladies black, bronze and colorcd Caters
and Booccs stylrs
Misses and thiircnI Shoes. variety
| Imhk+ PLAIN Leather ami Hair Trunks
! a ar Offered The lowest
| PEMBERTON s. BROTHER,
Jan Ely No l6i Main St, opposite Exchange Bank.
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10 MILAN s,ELL.I,ms.A Smell N his own 1,sn

IINO WILLIAM HELI, JtN.s 4 >Ts', W Tt' 80 ''s'
William IL St decedsea aiu az h
Andrew and Sliu.i'a aiI'e" Gec'ast
Smell Robert Byon JGhn Nc hease an" henecra ~!
ehgr Others Mo
heir on The pac rua Sanuea andrew, deceased
s ~ The r.lence he cry OF Bl!in"T.
Mar aE between the i""'s o. oeock - nc forenoon
AMI IN r ,rrropo the deposons OF raid James B.ysJ
and oer he evidence IN st no" poninc N the CIR
c, Cn If III, Cily Richmond! the Virginia.
~ am ,iainlG and defendants II from any the
r,rg sa dispositions should 10, lie ed being
should not completed the day ao saG tie taking
Inc s.re viii Gay day. the place
wrsu The ul the taking Of the SHAT be
nis,sJ ELIZA PATTENGhLE, by Counsel.
Sfay Q-cH
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yALUhnLE WARREN LANDS FOR SALE.

ggNIiE determined South ofeIs
the OF Warren and laia.
situate II WaTrenUn ard nies from Llusn, he
Raleigh and CASTOR Road containing 400 These ai
are puua 10 any county Warren Tor the production
About 700 acrsO the bottom land a"
fine quality hall oil which c"hled and thoroughly c-ni'i
sufficient quantity Of cleared rand on the tract mos
Ire sb 10 ors fly advantage. The
divided .liGer TAT
hi nnrcc, .y extended description 81 these lands
per,uDs wishing purchase hrmr,
Tine subscriber sell will submit
wishing cayna in real
Snu! do well examine a In my Mr Evan
v axe pleasure showns The lard and max ng knr IT."
| which w,1 h. accommodating. a WILLIAMS
ArcnIl Z O MarEea Cnnnky y. T.. MAY iu--cHsw
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Just Published and for Sale by
,cn. K!TCliiES x DUNNAyANT,.
49, E TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
~ S9mtpiied from the Code of Virginia,
suee.e oi Corporations geueraIly-on Towns Fires IN
~ STOCK Companies scnerally-on Banks of CIrcu
banss merely q" Depoe Dscouno prevent the
o NOTES OF Unchar.red Banks SC of To-
,erna M AT, Provisions PISSED Session
together e. rssEnnS General Regulations the lncor'
atloh " DEMONSTRATING ad Mining Com anies, passed 1896
All srsdns having any with Go pras puies OF any
kind. stUpd not be Without rup,u'l.ts
E1-Sinse copy 5NclOr 10 copies 40 cts * coies a
cts each Sd copies al upwards ~ each Nav
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f0 b,sh.. lr an lmpruver. and of st- b,
IL. - 80, THOMAS JONES. No 81 Main 81.
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NEW Trimming OFFICE,
West Corner Mnin and I2th Streets
r1SIIE al expense fitted NJ complete
!-mcnt. Intend conducting the ''Bo"k ana Dob
Printing business ali lis branches under the and style of
CLEMMlTr. FORE ~ CAMPBELL
aud having been gel from i've ID
wears mas in SONG Tie establishments the city We natter
that we printing IN workman
Ik. manner and on reasonable be- dnnc such
Cbrcks blanks Cards Circulars Iiandhlia Labels l Heads,
Pamphlets &c. &c .,., ..,.r
we hone Iv business, AMI . VI rNecnonof work
'''' 49, WM H. CLEMMrTT,
L. II FORE.
May 10 III, j. HARVEY CAMPBELL.
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AUCTION SALE

BY PULLIAM s. DAVIS. .>UCTS.
SIN SEGROES.-ThIs day at g. O'Clock, viii sell
~ negroes men, boys and girls.
May 81. PULLIaM Il DAVIS. Art'
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no EoVARD SWAIN, G.orye Z. pmru,l a

+ u II
r. his Carollfc VI lrake Edward Cuc Than Iol'
Thonaa Coles John Fisher aud Jane His Str Thomas
George Samuel r. Swami aud f. Graves guardian "
llt,n Of William ScJrn and Eliza Swami infants
Take notice that Thursday the lott. day 81 June next tr
The hours the :g1nlng and the Clerks Once o
House. the OF POwadr, VIII dsr lr
rynsos Thomas j. SWAIN and otrs 70 be read ~ r. '1't
on he Trial the Circuit Court PC"an County
ChaGcery, which plaintiff and defendants NE "
Kin. depositi0ns, commenced, or u c"me' 'd
completed that be continued from Jay 10 ia! Sta
cxcep'ed) until completed ,,, -. s,..>,
lG-cwiW JOHN SiIhih>S ." hN.'.
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"THE pALLY EMPRESS"

kpUBIlSED al Petersburg Va is the cheapest daily laler =:
sued south River, Va Il devoted almost entirely
10 news matters OF every descriptions; r.cewing politics. may
be cu,uhalicaIly s,y'cd i Ne HSPiPER."
has an uIiun both country and neis
excellent medium advertisers For hTec MN
d,ed and ircre cGS IS iuEisic i'll the uhtccc"ce" ~"
nrice OF FOUR DOLLARS. Address
March IS-cS16u ANDREW f. ERITCllFlE!D& co.
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~, ~, SUk7tt f'UHsF . IST1 BCILT.
MAILED PROPOSALS VIII hc
- nay h July 1853, Inr building House Lawrence
l Blunswrk county Va The house. stories hIgIr To be
nuil ni hick aud covered with l. dimensions be
'ih Tue walls 10 feet vile and 10 feet
Ivy so" !" te caves with urtlcn tie width The
hht cNti!!. tn IL by
There val be cimnc7. passages on lir
'' moor ON the second fnor val b.
e chr, and thirteen feet inches pc: Jury rooms
echcpns VIII he furnished persons contract
I" ic Comm LII
o The County. = " '
buu ihd security Vii b: required oi the
he''hu AZ me commencement o the work; the balance and
w" Yeas JOSEPH y. RlDDlCk.
JOHN T.. SHELL.
BiRWEII. Is. WILKES,
X. ID. TuRNBuIL.
j RAFENSCEOFT JONES
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Board and tuition. pay able one third advance sIi
WIlhou: board. primary department.
. Academic couEsr irons S1U To i
VI Music and srndIcs professors pr,es.
Fct information! and rt!e cicc. address
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SCMMEh COATS. wish call special attention, " a
- ortnen BLACK fancy Silk, ApIcca Drap, &C.
and Linen Coats which made in the asst ard no
styles nave also nest assortment oil rams
Of every material suited Tie season will he sold al m
very lowest inarke! prices HENRY SiAFEk
May 90 100 Main corner l3tn.
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rr,v, LOST OR MISLAID.
M DAVIS QraG R b. Tyler, Richmond. dated els
i-e5 Payable months after date for S76S GO.
ie @ vs. "n not endorsed also John Morris Negotiable Note
IN nay 1854, payable John W. Yarhroush four month";
s endorsed by John w. Yaybraush and ouselves have
ding Or "sLn The public hereby cautioned against
Ny eias The payment Of each haa been stopped
ItHBARD GARDNER IL CARLTON
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6IuNE ToBACCO.-On hand and for sale. ~ boxes po
celebrated Enaraa Tobacco, manufactured D.. thc az
auX RhDnsnn; also, fcw boxes james H. Grants H.
Worlds Fair Tobacco, old entirely free from ns'. 20
quorre. for saleby DOVE w.
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CO-PARTNERSIIIP NOTICE.
TENE undersigned have this day associated Themselves together
and style Of SMITH MADDUX, for the pur
transacng Commission business in the city OF
Richmond offer their services their friends and The public
generally Tobacco, Wheat, Flour Corn, &c with
will their efforts promote the interest
of all who may favor then, with their patronage.
DAVID n. SMITH,
w. H. MADDUX.
on .uearS Warehouse.
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Arabia Pacific from Europe and by various
- rivals from The Northern receiving
large and entirely stock Of HOSIERY, GLOVES,
BOTTOMS, COMES, THRE leads, together with every va
re,y Of small and fancy goods usually kept similar ea
Northern would respectfully solicit
the merchants Of Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee 10 give II
unex their visit market this spring.
Our goods having bought ENTIREtf FOR CASH we can
confidently them that they will lind prices low az they
are sold in any House IN this country.
We have also in large and well ssc'sd tIsk 81 GQhD
TO which especially call attention. GlNTER ALVEY,
March No i6 Pearl street.
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LOGAN WALLER

COMMISSION MERCHANT, RICHMOND VA
- ETURNS s thanks 10 those who have literally lA,
HI him for the last years He still continues 10 Eve w,
attention the sale every description OF G
DuCE. Office Main and 9Th Dec. o-lon1
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sIaSDSOm: RETAILING tiOODS.-CnnsIst isSsT
Inc Of india French and English Dinner Tea and Toilet S&A
cis pran and other Oh Pitchers: French and American
ru presse. aud plain GLASSWARE. nseter with great -
'a''e'! - wM. +. BUTLER.
~ Main street, SDu:i.s side
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CKIST AND SAW MILLS AZ AUCTION.

Terms &C u" lie iLoiilttu o !"
WELLINGTON GObniH. iucIcr"cr
On the day OF sale yauabe VIA be hired ou ioi
ba OF he NAV IL
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MARINE JOURNAL.
-, ,r pI,,HMOND, MAY 30, 1858.

RANGE OF THERMOMETER,
81 Ramdapls Book Store, ia Muin Street, Richmond, ia .
1u'clock. A. Nj. IL o'clnck NJ. 5oclnck, T. ~
rs gu o.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-07-23

The WAY RAILROADS INJURE Property
We learn, says the Doylestown Democra',
that Edwin Schofeld, of Jenkintown, has
sold his faim for $3.50 per acre. A year or
two ago,it would not have brought more than
one half of that sum. Ii is near the location
of the Philadelphia, Easion and Water.Gap
Railroad. Jacob Paxson, of Abingdon town
ship, has been offered $3.50 per acre, for his
farm. The Railroad above mentioned, it is
believed, will be located through the land OF
MIR, p, cutting ii up into two ill-shaped tri
angles On this account it has probably
been doubled in price. The farm was sold
few years since for about $50 per acre.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-07-23
SIJNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.

LATE ARRIVAL OF CHEAP
. Spring and Summer Goods.
ERILING g. GRANT.
RESPECTFULLY inform their customers
~ and the public, that they have just receive
ed and opened the best aud cheapest stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
at their store in Market square, Sunbury.
Their stock consists of every variety of
Dry Goods, viz:
Cloths, Cdssimrres, Sattinets, Vestings,
Ftdlnels, Woiiens, Sc,
And all kinds Of Spring s. Summer Wear.
Also splendid variety OF
LADIES DRESS & FANCY GOODS,
Calieors, Ginghoms, Chintses, De Lanes
BcrGgcS,
And every variety of goods suitable for La
dies wear.
Also an extensive assortment, Of
HATS AND Cars TOR MEN AND BOYS.
Also large assortment of GROCERIES,,
Sugar, Teas, Coffee, Molasses, Spices
of all kinds.
Also large assortment of
HARDWARE and QUEENSWARE,
Fish, Salt and Plaster.
Also fresh supply of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Besides the largest and most general assori-
men OF all kinds of goods 10 be had in this
place.
tx Country produce of all kinds taken in eI.
change at the highest market price.
Sunbury, April 80, 1853.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-07-23

| Emporium of Fashion
And Geptlemens Furnishing Goods
JOHN v. MARTIN,
uAs RECEIVED at his establishment, on
,,.,,ao, one door north Of c. J. Bruner
lav-o(lice, in Sunbury, the most
Splendid and Fashionable
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
for cen,lemens wear. that has ever been offered
in ,his place. His stock consists In great
variety Of
CLOTHS,
.qmong whici are superior Black, Bropn,
Green, Olire Clarei, Belgium Cloth,
French Cloths, Russian black, sc.
BLACK AND BROWN CASHMERETS,
Black plain doc.skm Cdssimeres, Summer
aud Hinier Cdssimeres, &c.
vEsTINGs,
Black Ss,ins, "a rich aricle,) excellent Marseiles
Buff, White, (Figurcd and PlainO Figured
Grenadne, superb Watercd Silks, and
SUMNER GOODS OF ALL VARIETIES,
Tweeds, Linens Crava,s. Hosiery, Plain and
Fancy Trimmings, Gcntlemen's Collars
Suspeuders, &C., g., &c.
Call and see his assortment of goods. He
challenges inspection, and politely invites the
public to test their quality by procuring the best
and ncatost coats, pants, vests, &c, in the coun
try.
To- A few journcymcn tailors can find i'm
mediate situations at this establishment
Sunbury, May 2l, ls53.-3m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-07-23
NJ HOBENsACK's LIVER PILLS.

No part of the system is liable TO disease thnn the
LIVER it serving hnercr tr purify the blhud, OF Civ
ing the proper secretion to the bile that any wrong
tun Of the Liver effects the other Important parts u the
system, aud results var lusly in Liver Complaint Jaun-
dice Dyspepsia, &C. We should, therefore, watch every
symp that might indicate wrong action of the Liver
These Pills being unp ised OF ROOTS PLANTS fur
nished by nature to heal tho sick Numcy. St. An EN-
PECTORANT, which augments the secretion from the
Puln mary mucns membrane, pr'mltcs the discharge
Of secre,ed matter. 2nd, An ALTERNATIVE, which
changes in mcXpcHhle and nsenSiDlc manner the
certain m ibid action Of the system. Bird, TONIC
which gives tone aud strength to the nervous syscm re-
newug health and vigor to all parts Of the body. 4th
CArIARTlC, which acts in perfect harmony with the
other ingredients, and operating the wcs, and cNpel-
ling the whole mass o rupt and viatcd matter, and pu-
rifyng the Blood, which destroys disease and restores
/ health.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-07-23
TIE TApE NORMl

This is the most difficult Worm to destroy nf all that in
fest the human system, il grows to mn almost Indefinite
length becoming cOilcd and fastened in the lntcstines
and Stomach efccting the health sadly tu St
Vus Dance Fits &c, that those afflicted scld IN ever
suspect that it is Tape Worm fastening theu to nm early
grave. In order to destroy this Worm, very energetic
treatment be pursued it would therefore be proper
tp take to uf my Liver Pills to remove all osruc-
tiuns, that the WormSyrup m1yac direct upon the Worm,
which must be taken in 0f Tabrspronfus tunes
day these directions followed have been known to
fail in curing the most obstinate case of Tape Worm.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-07-23

TAYLoR's Ice CREAM SALOON IL New
YoRK This new saloon has Just been open.
ed, and is described at length in the papers
Of New York. They state iha, the ornamen-
tai work of the ceiling of the main saloon
cost, alone, $4,000. 1t is richly overaid
with graceful moulded figures and foliage,
gold and fresco painting. The gold thus
used, cos, $1,000 the painting, $4,000; thc
moulding, plasiering, &C., abou, $4,000. The
sides of the saloon are covered with large
mirrors, arranged in panels, and surrounded
with figures and ornamental work Of ricl
design, in the Venlian style, representing
fruits, fowers, human figures, heads of ami
mails, &c. The entire expenditure for mir
rors, in the saloon, is nearly $4,000.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-07-23

NEsW STORE.
BENJAMIN HEFFN ER
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
ke Sunhury and vicinity, that he has opened a
new store in the room lately occupied by George
Bright, opposite Bottoms Hotel lie has Just re-
ceivcd handsome assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods
consisting in part of
Cloths, Ca5simers, Cassinets.
Of all kinds, of linen, cotton and worsted.
ALSO:
CaliCOcs. esiughanss, EmSvus,
NEOuSseIsnc De Eaincs
and all kinds of Ladies Dress Goods.
GROCERIES Of every variety.
Also an assortment Of Hardware. FrOi.
and Steel, Nails, &c.
Also an excellent assortment of
QUEENSWARE, Of various styles and
patterns.
Also an assortment Of boots Il SHOES.
HATS & CAPS. a good selection.
Salt. Fish, &C.
And great variety Of other articles such as are
suitable to the trade, all of which will be sold al
the lowest prices.
Iy' Country produce taken in exchange al
the highest prizes.
Sunhuyy, May |, ls52.--ly.
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HoBENsACK's WORM SYRUP.

An article founded upon Scientific Principles, compound
ed with purely vegetable substances, being perfectly safe
when aken and can be given To the most tender infant
with decided beneficial effect, where Bowel Complaints
and Darhna have made them weak and dcbilitaed the
+ mic properties of my Worm Syrup such, that II
stands with equal in the catalogue of medicines, IN
wing tone aud strength to the stomach, which makes II
an Infalihe remedy for those afflicted with Dyspcpsia
the astonishing performed by this Syrup after Physi-
clans have failed is the best evidence Of Its superior Elf
cacy ovet oil others
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-07-23
MtScelIaueotts SHatter.

SINGULAR CoINciDENcE.--A correspondent
OF the Placer Herald is responsible for the
following:
IA marriage took place on the night Of the
18th ult., at the Nevada Ho,el-a lady, no
unknown TO the California public, TO a gen.
tleman from Kentucky, now citizen OF this
State, he being the fifth upon whom she had
conferred Hymerial bonors, and the third
whose heads are yet above the sod. By a
strange concentration of circumstances, her
two last husbands, between whom aud her
self all martial duties had ceased 10 exist BY
the operation of The divorce law, had put up
at the Nevada House on the same evening,
ignorant of the fact that their former care
sposa had rested under the same roof will
themselves, and also hat they had both il
former years been welded 10 the same lady
Next morning, they occupied seats at III,
breakfast table opposite he bridal party
Their eyes met with mute, but expressive
asonishment. The lady bride did not faint
but braveIy informed her newly -acquirec
lord of her singular situation, and who thei
guests were. Influenced by the nobleness Of
his nature and the happy impulses of hi,
heart, he summoned his predecessors 10 hi,
bridal chamber and the warmest greetings
and congratulations were inierchaHged be.
tween the -four in the most unreserved and
friendly manner. The two ex.lords frankl,
declared hat they ever found in the lady ar
excellent and faithful companion, and iha
they we're the authors of the difficulty which
produced their separation, the cause being
tTaceaSle 10 a TOO free indulgence in intox-
eating liquors.
The legal lord and master declared that
his affection for his bride was strengthened
by the coincidence, and tina, his happiness
was increased, if possible by what had oc-
Cured. After few presents or specimens
from their well-filed purses, the parties sep.
arated-the two ex-husbands for the Atlantic
States, with the kindest regards of the lady
for the future welfare of her former hug
bands"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-07-23

The Post OFFICE ENvELoPEs.-Mr.G George
f. Nesbil, The manufacturer of the new
Post otfice stamp envelopes, announces '',hat
he has written 10 Washington for permission
to leave his seal, or business card off of the
envelopes.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-07-23

The ALBANY KEIoKERBocEER lately re-
ceived letter, inquirng, among OF her things,
whether pig ron was pelriied pork, and if il
was, which was The best way 10 cook il 10
make it Juicy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-07-23

CANARY BIRDS AND CANARY SEED-The
Boston Atlas having mentioned that during
las, year Sc 600 bushels OF canary seed were
imported, costing $780, a writer in The
Journal If Commerce adds the intelligence
tha, Al 900 canary birds are annually impor-
ted, costing Sl7, 800, making total OF near
" sal 600.
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