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SINeULAR PHYSIOLOGICAL TACT Tn Soutnsde Dem.
ocrat (fesrsourg, Va) remark-: "ln the recent epi-
demc which devastated Nrw Orleans, We have been in
formed that few u any, of the sufferers among the
blacks and gentleman who lived tor several ysars al
Mobile. during which lime the yellow fever twice at
lacked that city, tells thai he knew negro TO
d. Of IL There is aptitude sdap'ednsss OF the
African to high Temperatures, thai mmutabe fact
n any other natural law"
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Tur Orn Drrrsnras The Association OF Defenders
Of Baltimore in rsl4 held interesting meeting last
oxht !, The City Hail. which occasion the following
csr.,, w.r. slsc,,d President, Andrew f. Warner. IT,:
4 vice. s,.roe Thomas I'd vice. John A. $snonds;
al v,c.. elijah sansbuy 4h vice. John Fsueett; sth
vic, TbomS Evans secretary. Nenoas bs~er'
,...,,.r Cor,.,oyh~r VIM; surxecn. Dr. Samsel r.
u.r,u: assistant ssgeon, DR.. N. 3 Bssr fhs
..seslsoo FLIED the vacancies 10 the ecm@Hes ap-
coaled for toe purpose Of pesi,'onns Congress 20
grant the old soldiers Of 1919 and 1914 100 acres Of land.
and then adjourned.
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FOH BALrImOHE.

a ~u The steamer o5CkOLA wall, the xsh sepsen
Es~a1lne bes Commences running regularly
&e1MmA place leaving washington Sunday, 7
O'Clock, retarnas, leave ssulsore TUESDAY.
o'c'ock, y
will regularly going
Msys Coae kiver, and landings
Potomac signals land.
Passage and freight Al the usasl rates.
JAMES MITCHELL,
sept x-eodu Captain.
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rRorosAl. soa nArloSs FOR 1854.



.E tA# osAHrsHaA As4xH's oyylcE, NARIxE CoErsl
Washington, octo6er Al, tsoS.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received is once untl ~
y ociock. Tuesday oh day Of November nrA ot
furnishing rsious Unid States marines al lhs following
s.soRs, fes the year 1854, VIZ
Poftssn0ash, New iialnp~i
GhsTfessOWn, nassscbuseus.
BtoOkyn, l.ons Island, New ioIk
~ MsAaiphts. Pennsylvania.
Go~past, Norfolk, Virginia
Pensscols, flardas asd
Washington District OF Columbia
Of fresh Dee
Of pk eighteen Of ofesa
opeae haur Al hs opuon OF The govern
o good conse, twelve p"aha' OF
eight Of the best white
quarts vinegar, oi salt four pundr Of gooa na
half pounds Of good hard dipped ae~
candies, each hundred ralions.
rrqur delivered the order Of The command
bulk BY The single faon aud
choice Of ths The
pork prime The groceries u be oil The best
quality of klndsn subject 10 inspection.
No be
oace insA 70 by some oihcia per-
+
To b endorsed "Poposss for year
VI Washington
DC.
The Concord Nv Hampshire Aornins Post and Daily
Anu4 New York, Bookyn E~ge Boekya. New peVn-
syvanan and Evening Arsns PhtAd.pha; Tmrs snoe Maf
Argu., Nork, Virginia; Globe Portsmouth, Virginia Florida
Pensacola, tiSid4s and sncien Ciy ~ Augustine
will week. and send
sccpsneA BY printed Of tho advertisement
ihr om.e for payment.
i2-e00ti3lhk0v
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
ne UNION ACADEMY, CuRNEx or FOURTEENTH
1 aud Y.sk sve.ue.
Those 1hins select and even rcspon'i
h,x,.r languages
they b. hrte ita college,
fy mn,a % v.i se in.,uon OF upon pn0epal .osa
nunber of pupi Is ltid and The few
No pupils vii Be admitted continued ~hose carsesr known
No pu be
Circular. be obtained at the principal .eess,ees
z. RICHARDS,
sep, il-dn PrisepaI-
ries, IN opening stock
tIsni.n' gods, viii show All
aoi special steck Of
usmen's dress 'hiri. Of vr,y .oyenor o. and quality
p, and furnishing Eoods generally
sep 2i-Aa~if9w
decided BARGAISs.-In be
" prepared 70 on.r Ce., AZ bargains, ,.
$50 ee-s liable diapers. damssk. linen sheennss
all widths, ard qualities
large lot OF pillow Lnens, all
loo dozen ds,nask napkin. and doyi~s.
Purchaser. hn~a Should tai e1ans stock
go pieces r.siw weIss md Anencan hannei
50 PAIRS sup~risr sisskeu also crb blankets
An l,ns. oS ,sessnns roo,. in in r,.s, v.ri,ry- -
cas- french menno- all shades
80 pieces black s,As OF the besi brands
40 pieces plaid siIks, very neh and chap
50 pasces Hghisnd psssds fos chudrvnis
DO prce. ane b,sch Preach cio,hs easamsres
100 pieces low priced nous-eines, p-t,-rss
~ psse~s plain and rich hrsrrd josie han"sis
With ssuy w.liordsrsd dry goods
hea-e II seH resov1ns
T-rm. es.h urI,s. sranr-d : eoausry,
Good arueis dealing rs'et cr in all
oa-es. PERkf 6Ro hER,
Mo- Dersous Ba,iatng
sepsa Opposite Cssue nArhe,.
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M0RB n 0Aa.a-AGtEa, ara. r.w.a.r- ard M..u-
N of WrUasht ard Cssiica kA,nx, aud
make railing
sssc~sss, pssse asA ps'ss~ sf.a"ds Ao,
Heas nd .rcsis ~sak
A. e~~vs~u.sy cf The e,,,~c~ M
wsshngtoa I'D rsiing enclosing Is.y.us
ay sp-esmra dfs~ss persons d.-roa. o.
naAiaa ssascoa-
Oct t-~uescp
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IA .RMTAS0st CAArksIsSsi CAMeA.lN1st =
" = ..srv--1AwSEs alr,. 49, -.
a--cris.. .
and
as1s n
ia~.r
"rvssy ~si rsrestns
Ing w--As BY csus.g HN
s~'w Esrss snd En,h .,r-.ta fsnnsylvsnia avenue.
81 ~n
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kESr,sHN nj traRy INSTITUTE, directed by =
se ve snpon'-d ny m. ssse, s~ ssdes hs sapsr nm
x % .oi'usl Alien, Distinguished graduate OF
fsn' sna p'sencs AIDED The
course OF study y usually
ssde m an ~rt-sded Of and
theor-t,c and .ns,reey,ns .WF ST
The hulainR-
~r" made ~" n sunG them with heose "f
rn-a,re fall term whch Gill entirely
N rssasd TO resh,
-
~ srvenh anrua term ws NosAsy N
te"hs sS Ernr- chavse,
senes ~ ~ ssus psyahs in
Aedfss The superintendent Fraskin
y, ksnsscsy,-.r the .rser.isn.d
DUDLEY,
tune is-rNnwsm rr~asAew, oftne eosrA
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Law Bch0oA CuabsvAAAd Unavsrsity. as ksbaoons
Tsnnessee.
CACULTY, Bon abrahs@ Csruher, Of ths circuit
Hon Nathan Of the Of the
Of Tennessee.
Hon Brmasd l.. Rdi,y o the eaanc.o Of the State
Jade~ Green dew tn.r vbois time exclusively
~ the sehoai. n. y. I'll. H9 .l tsG
Plan Daily examinations Of class
regular of
dsiiy ie-~ops ~ the sramins'.ns
aud whtrh
of
p~~pare
takrn by app~s
held m"nthy 10 the
The udnfs cert.,
~ urors ug~s and in other occ,ai
psci'fe~ conr~ctsd their suits
the shra No"dar
TIMBER ends third Thnrrday In February The second
succedns soaday 1" Fssrsary and eads seeona
Thur~dsy m July, -. 4 +.
E~~s~s vey s~s~s~-Tui.on ESQ advances
". Boarding furnish their books,
Which BE- had IN I.hs~nn
our sessions ans~ tne
dni required or Ad
m'~en There es.s>s students ay enter a,
AL time during the collegiate year.
lhsrs 70 msor sx'sn'nys conrecs-d wi h the school
Nonesr of rtnd~nts The par ~gh,ysr.
ROBERT L. CARtTHERs,
Fes ll-eoy President Bard oi Tru-tsss
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NEW FALL GOODs.Ibe subscribers beg the
susaion q tne friends and hs public eir sek
goods embracing adapssd present,
= = pieces new sy'e pl.ld .ilI.
i % .ue-1,.s.s's res s."e.as s.s silk.
. . 90 90 esss.ss es~ .ssas. I'd P.S .s;,vsd 80
= do asas,sa ss new . s,ylss do
d. plain sa saes 1ss"ss Gro a. 'i.sn ssiae DO DO
: 90 90 heavy, heavy ottoman .s,s: ?, .a,a. s.ss .,..
80 do nrst qualify marceinss, all colors
~ do extra dns fIssch mersos al eosrs
. 90 90 S Ss %ss.r,,ss; G..s. s,s ,sso.:. ss ,:a'
!, l. do do DO DO .s cs.s~ss. g,.id.' new su's'
. DO entirely nrw .syi- - ...a DAD Dc cnan..
70 do water ni-h popin.
Thrr with :. nds variety of other dress goods which they
ssya sar douns,ass bands, aud
Thread Ice s"od. eapes
opsn drs..s. ns,on yaeneenass and o.sr
'hIs.s re- y lace; s,,s ,s sas. 2, every .,an &C
vii be offered upaa such ~sns make ths insrss,
e'aae % examine before purchasing s''s~hH1s aRo ca
Na-ou furnishing apartment, upon much
| Sept so-sa..~m -" ''"D''''s u, BRO, CO.
H. r OMPsON, Ne. eh~ns 'rall.r, h..l..g .~nnov. d
70 the cay q sa,imors would n" ms insna and IL. public
P.as street And haes sde
ND s 1 . e as. = !. :, hs
O., po.:,1lr pce. and an hi. usual style elegance.
EW s.OOD> ANO FASHION,. DuyALl. 4 BKnTHEx,
~ merchant taio,s, eusnrd from New
ready exht tall and goods,
prepared have made order elegant
sstahrn-nL Tn, and public generally
vit~d cali. Ae
We aiso choice selection Of gsntemsn furnishing
Of the styles. UUVALL
Sep 23-sAw3wif
H.ang LAdses' instftuse, Pistsnsid, Massachusetts,
WELLINGTON u TYLER, A. NJ,
j. HOLMES AGNEW, u. D.,
Principals and PIopretms
THE the III Of Early
picauoa tor pscrt II The 10
heaihiu ts tr cod iahe
changes hurui health be
We ngh
disciplinary sducaiio0
with La wholly devoted
female aud professionally du
cal senti~fnsn, besides hour lecturers.
For particulars Catalogue issued be had appcauon
Supt6-dms
AUGUSTA HOTEL,
SAMUEL C WILSON. Lessee and Proprietor.
Snuassd NORTH sids Of Brood Street, wGa0
Woshlagfvn Street.
PIE subscriber taken Of this
will undivided the accommodation
friends and hi, Efforts III be directed
Vt all hi
permanent toardng,
The Of undesgned will be the char
Acisf Of ts hexss sns 70 add ~ is sspSsssas daily
Aug o0-dTr kiawtlEov
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No be
sususs Asewn TO this ONCE % 70 " some omc per-
To b enAor..d ropo-al. year
addressed the quaIisrA'sr u ihs marine corps Washington
P.io, Concord, Nv Hamp.hi,s Aonins Post and Daily
Times, 8o.s.n Ma.esa.eu Cnsd state. llay and Naval
s,vnian and Evening Arrus phlAdpha; Tunes sa,more Ma
Argus, Norfak, vfnai Globe Portsmouth, Virginia Florida
p.noe. hs,.eo.a florida. and .ncea. cy :. Augustine
the sccpsnieA BY printed copy
70 m.. mn sn.s a...,,, C, I,snav ps1Ms1'-
oe' e'aS-soS"'"soS
NEw rRrmxI,o..-
RslasA ..l.ss nsa.a.
S:;.':: ". ::''s:: :':s: ::a.:s: ! s:,'a. -,
.. Black nAro~-pant,d do
Velvet. .ik. and lansy buttons.
A. TATE
oe'n-1
Ew AsD CHUlC. GOODS
= 10 lace and ,n.sGns.
a,, Ds lace e%,la.1' i,,.,. pn.,.a new .o
DO DO DO DO sleeve. .S aps ro'h.aa habit.
Cambria habts and sleeves
% embroidered h.sit. and .lsev..
naa,on. ..ssye. and asm,, % match " A
s,.s. .is ,hir.a an. and ssi. other iaass ass s'
Thread l'asi . and soshinr,s
nctla- :, '- 4e'as' ''1 anu iiNl '''
---.--,., -. ,,-.------ -. -
Tna,a scacn a. .us n" u,".'m s,n, Sa""s - "a,.
Honr1t's Sro.n sI.. .sou, out N pm. and quarts
1nomtsoas Ess' iaoia pale Ae 40 pants and quarts
s.,,s..o,s salAsLa - ,lsa : t sA,LET
o,,9 as.o,v no. ''0ppo''e Centre Market
C.1..,,.x. ..a o., o,o,.. -
WEsssy. nov read. ready . Tor ..i.-
4, ~
10 10 90 vevs, 90
10 DO g. do
30 - o ssa do Of y ss,, .Sasnar oss.s vA., win ),
d.asnm
Win full and eonpls.. ..somsA of good. for
---------------
no SLANG no. 4 m...r.e,u,,r,-Mrs,nn d.,v ,n.e.,
sppapef', iof s.,s e COLLINS, BOVINE CO.,
e'.aeA Of sn,iaaf Hail. i7i .1d i7S Pea NV
o8'-sa
- - uuAs H. LANES
Furnishing s,or- Penn Avenue near ~ .uset
-
nrYrpr p.o,...o :, =. 80, s.-..-, =,
q ssss., evesae hoe-e or Ms Dssi',, between ~
-----.- 1S.,.-r,, - - -
9SYvvv !: :gs s q ,s,s sss ,as I
Ing b. pusesa.e Win do wen to cal ana our b,rh .
ms vsy rons,s,. A. - .as =. -, ~, ~ ~ - - sa.en %
msn,-
-. = fkkbY TEbbs, 4 YEkBf.
Wts-u Corner "a avenue and sh street
- -------------------
NT%~ % SoDs, sea - Ssw eSos. :. w =. sss:ss. < cs'.
pleasure OF o6crtns 10 rne
can can sss ssnuoa Of t1s ladies 10 our stock Of
Ia n.,c~. ssn,.S,.~ .s.ss - ~ su' " u'e seAe""'
25 do srsna. .,s
a5 - s..~r Al
81 - - IN i. 49,,
With all goods comprising furnishing rood- cAr~u q,
ussss. s na'e ~ aap~s., &C
80 ~. ns,sp |" e'eh sa'Nh'Ass 70 eau and cram
s a no. oso1s pufcnaihg mnn, o. our srds nsve been
uoa roo. = m Nv To-, ~ ~ Wy Ves' '.'", al ehe S"e
W. NJ sBusT.R co
= "
VA..UA . Privat- s~ie-w. hav. for 49,,
vs.s .As ssr vau-e.s fasm I,ns ssou, s,,s n, o., D.
Centre Arsst eooisi@'as aboa 80 acres,
ssss aao ~ hsa -.as a cum ,.oh the ea.nes ~
~en s@aseo, sno hesoua location The buildings
s"s so" an "s"er necessary 90 -boianxs II
neasa', inquire Of the subscribers.
-, "shhS 4 SUIT,
l AItAONMAFuh-Ihe undersigned hsvs In
prin,nr
pas~d
si.nsre, eirculsrs nc.
specimens eAa ss -esa on apcl,esfioa the
CoLLlNs, bo 4, CO.,
iith street, 90. /. nouh ad Penn avenue,
huach OF rsaeones HAL, lt ssd t76 York
ocss-3.wsw
New saLAs JUsr orhNkDs-w. ~.sid r..p~c,fsly i.
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"1he quantity OF old tobacco remaining The Cumbe-
land rver Is petty vel s-cersiued not 900
shes and the 0hlo 5000 hbas. that tue enriie
secerpts 1854 Of New Of~sns 81 Lous, and Lou,s-
vile must TALL .bou OF so 600 ahas good deal will
b. fsquised tor maauf.csurins purpo-e~ home Thr
"a xissi falling on Compared WITH the receipt IS 900
pbds. New Orleans alone this year, without incivdns
IN receipts OF 81 Lous, Lousviie, Cincinnati, New
York, and other places
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II. II OMFssON, Me. chnnt Iail.r, .s& d
70 the c' o basimors would n"u hts tend and hs public
thai his cstsb shseH No. la,
Pauis And hes
sn'r eq, cuisr where he cloths,
and sr, which he
c.i porsibir snd an hi. style of elegance.
Sep 27-eo4watf
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4 EW .sUOD> AND FASHIONS DuyALl. l. BKDTHEa,
merchant taio's, nrd from New
ready exhitit goods, they
prrpaIcd made order elegant
sstnhrnns-nL Their and public
~ y
We aso choice selection Of gsneman furnishing
Of the II
23-slaw3wif
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ITlOGRAPnf-The undersigned have, ooarerion viii,
tns sahassm~nt uhsrar"'c printing "bce, pre-
pss-d chscks,
sscnsnge, circular. &c.
tpsc."sns Tan ss spci'esnoa the
n-m COLLINS, ND s.NE, CO..
iith street, ~ DO . norsh as Penn avenue.
Essoh OF rseones HAL, it ssd no resd est, York
Ocp-3mwDw
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The London Daily News (iiberal) coaarus the s,sse
meats made above with fespe 10 the OF
the Vienna conference and pthy up the matter BY
saying that the task devolved upon this rrsuscis1tsd
conference is TO let down Russia ~ softly ~ pos
sible.
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tA.OA 0aG "a Private saie.-we have for p,,
sAIs vAS-t.e farm, lying mile. from
Cnus nrks eonfs,sg bi $50 acres, winch mr.,
e~sseA, and IN high o eun
10 weh wasred and beautiful location budnxs oonssr
e"a swsns, AAss, saa all ctusr euinx II ~
sod low and on vey Accommodating For par
ncsssr, inqsirs Of the subscribers.
GREEN SCOTT
oSt-"s~sw Aucuope~rs-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-12
1)ortrp.
MY LAMENTABLE LOVE.

Oh, gosh my Sal has fell in love
With John Augustus kiiely.;
She writes him verses every day,
And reads them 10 him nightly :,
She says this eyes are like fire flies,"
They are OF pea green color;)
His hair, tits true, has punkins' hue,
She says "bright gold is duler."
Yet once thought she did me love
My heart heaved like an earthquake,
When by John Gus she sat by Jove!
A feeding him with plum cake
Oh that the lightning bright might strike,
And heat that cake like cinders,
So that 'twould burn his lips and tongue,
And scorch her little fingers.
His form and step is like BEARS
She calls him Gan Apollo )"
She might as well in grace compare
a buzzard 10 a swallow
My heart is torn, my moneys gone
Pm in prespration
She left me true, for fellow who
Is mean as all creation.
I'd myself chuck right of the dock,
Knew | the art of swimming
With u ten foot rope I'd hang and choke,
Bn, never did like swinging;
I'd take a gun and shoot me dead,
But darsent pull the trigger
And I'd sartan punch John Gus's head,
Were | a little bigger.
Oh, thunder if was only little bigger
T.. V.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-12
THE GLOBE:

THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CoNIkLS0.
CONGRESS has made the GLonE its organ OF
u communication with the country. 10 facil-
itate this important object, and diminish the eX-
pense to the people, the CoNoREssIoSNL CLONE
and AppENpIx, which contain the proceedings OF
Congress revised by the members, are henceiorth
to be conveyed through the mails free ofpostage
The approach of new administration imparts
peculiar Importance to the next session Of Con-
gress. Throughout the whole country there will
be solicitude to know what shape Congress VIII
endeavor to give to the national affairs to meet
the incoming administration. The debates OF
the next session WILL doubt, as heretofore, fore
shadow its policy.
The CuNGRLssronAL GtoDE and APPENDIX
are printed on double royal sheet in royal quar-
to form, each number containing sixteen pages
The Congressional Globe is made up of the daily
proceedings of the two houses and the Appen'
dix emhracec the long speeches withheld hy the
speakers for revision, tha Messages of the Prcsi-
dent of the United Statcs and the Reports oi the
Heads of the Exccutivc Departments.
The Laws passed during session, and an In
dex to ,hem, are printed as soon as possible ate'
| adjournment, and sent to all subscribers to thu
Congressional Globe and Appendix.
TERMS:
| For one copy Of the Daily Globe during
| thc next session so 81
| For one COPY ofthe Congressional Globe,
Appendix, and Laws for the next scs-
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The subscrbton money must accompany tn
order, else no attentisn will he paid to it.
Subscriptions should reach here by he lot
Of December, at iarthcst to insure all the mum
| bers
have about five hundred surplus copies OF tn
| Congressional Gob for the last session, whlc
contain, besides the proceedings of Congress, a
laws and joint resolutions passed during The SCI
sion. The proceedings and laws make 2,552 p'
gcs; and the list Of appropriations and Index nc
yet printed, will make about 50 pages more.
will let those who subscribe for the Congrcssioni
Globe and Appendix for the coming session hay
them at the following rates Price per copy, III
bound, three dollars; or bound III three vo
umcs, backs and corneis Russia leather, five dc
lars. They will be delivered to subscribers
these prices. / sell the bound volumes here i
four dollars a volume: the three volumes boui
for twelve dollars. Every person who takes al
part in the politics of this country should posse
them
JOHN C.RIyES.
Washington, November l.. 1852.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-12
HOW A FEMALE suouLD DRESS.


The following extract from Tobin's Come
dy of the "Honey Moon," might be read by
some of our bellies with great advantage, pro-
vided they would follow the advice given by
the Duke;
Duke. III have no glliering gewgaws
stuck about you,
To stretch the gaping eyes OF idiot wonder,
And make men stare upon piece OF earth
As on the s,ar-wrought tirmament--no fea-
ihers
To wave as streamers TO your vanity
Nor cumbrous silk, that, with its rustling
Makes proud The flesh tha, bears it. She is
adorned
Amply, that in her husbands eye looks love-
ly-
The truesi mirror that an honest wife
Can see her beauty in.
Jul. shall observe, sir!
Duke, should like 10 see you in the dress
last presented you.
Jul. The blue one, sir,
Duke. No, love-lhe white. Thus mod,
eslly attired,
A half-blown rose stuck in thy braided hair
With no more diamonds than those eyes are
made of.
No deeper rubies than compose thy lips,
Nor pearls more precious than inhabil Them
With the pure red and white, which tina
same hand
Which blends the rainbow mingles in tn,
cheeks:
This well-proportioned from (lhink not fiat
ter)
In graceful motion 10 harmonious sounds,
And The tree iresses dancing in the wind,
Thoo'll fix as much observance ss chast'
danes
Can meet without blush.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-12
~ HoBENsACK's LIVER PILLS.

No part OF the system is more Liable to disease than the
LIVER, it serving terer to purify the blood, or Civ
ing the proper secretion the bile that any wrong
ton of the Liver effects the other important i- II The
system and results variuusy, in Liver Conn. H., Jaun-
dice Dyspepsia, &c. We should therefore, w'rh every
symptom that might indicate wrong action of the Liver
These Pills being composed Of ROOTS & PLANTS fur
nished by nature to heal the sick Namely, is An EX-
PECTORANT, which augments the secretion from the
Pulmonary mucus membrane, promotes the discharge
Of tecrctcd matter. 2nd An ALTERNATIVE which
changes in inexplicahc and insensbe manner the
certain mdhil acticn of the system 3rd, TONIC
which gives tone and strength To the nervous system
uewing health and ygnr to all parts Of the body Attn
CATHARTlC, which acts in perfect harmony with The
other ingredients and operating the Bowels and expel
ling the whole Of corrupt and vtaed matter and
ryng tho Blood, which destroys disease and Tesicre
health
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"JuLIUs, are you better dis morning :"
"No, was better yesterday; but got over
it,"
cam der no hopes den of your discovery /"
"Discovery ob whall"
"Your discovery from der convalescence
which folched yer on your back"
"Dat depends, Mr. Snow, altogether on de
representations which ampIify The disease /;
should dey terminate fatally, the doctor
thinks julius is gone niggar should dey
not terminate fatally, he hopes. de colored in
dvidual wont die Till anoder time As | said
before, it all depends on the prognostic., and
till these come 10 head, il is hard telling
wedder de nigsar will discontinue his come
or noi."
AS the case is perfectly clear as it is, we
shall not mar lis transparency with any CD
seTyalion OF our own.
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TAILcEINC.
JOHN V. MARTIN,

EpEGS leave TO inform his friends and the pub
- lie in general, that he is prepared in every
respect TO make clothing after the most
Fashionable Styles,
and in the most durable manner, and his prices
will be as reasonable as can be had in Sunbury
or elsewhere, in cash approved country produce.
He will always have the advantages OF the latest
fashion plates and in addition to his acknowl'
edged skill in cutting, he will be assisted by the
direction of the most scientific publications rela-
ting to that art now issued from the emporiums
of fashion in the United States. An endeavor
will be made always to have work completed
when requiaed.
His establishment is situated in Market Square,
Sunbury, nearly opposite the Post Office, in the
building formerly occupied by Jacob Painter as a
halter shop, where it will be pleasure to him
to see his friends, and make such work for them
as is within the line of his business.
Sunbury August Ii, lS52.-tf
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THE TAPE WORM!

This is the difficult Worm to destroy OF all that in-
fest the human system, it grows to almost Indefinite
length becoming coed and fastened in the lntesnes
and Stomach eecug the health sndly to cause st
Vitus Dance Fits, &C. that those afflicted seldom II ever
suspect that it is Tape Worm fastening them to early
grave In order to destroy this Worm very energetic
treatment must be pursued, il would therefore be proper
to take to Ofmy Liver Pills to remove all ohstrnc
tions, that the Worm syrup act direct upon the WIm
which must be taken in doses of Tnbespoonfulls mc
day these directions followed have never been known tC
fail III curing the most obstinate Of Tape Worm.