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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-13

MPoRrANT FACT AscERTAiNEp.-W. Gar
butt, we'll known farmer and miller of NJ on
roe county, n Y, has proved, by careful
experiments, that grown wheat retains all
its vitality, and is as good as the best for
seed This was doubted, aud farmers IN
western New York were going TO heavy ex-
penses TO procure wheat, entirely free from
tho "sprout" for seed
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-13
Stclll5 If @Gtlos,

CIuSiiC OF tNFCp thousand collars COntriOulCd
by the citizan5 of Columbus The premiums
distributed amounted to six thousand dol
lars. 1t is stated that six thousand dollars
we're offered and refused for one Of the bulls
exhibited. Another was held Mt five thou
sand dollars, antftwo others ut three thou
sand dollars cach.
Death IN JAu.-On Monday last, Mary
Ferguson was committed to Jail, in default OF
payment Of $50 fine forselliDg liquor on tho
previous Sunday, in Allegheny city, Pa, and
died in her cell, carly the next morning. from
the excitement and distress caused by the
incarceration. She stated in Court that she
would never live through her sentence.
YocHa Lazy MURpEnaD-Miss Virgin.
Frost, aged l., daughter Of Austin Frost, of
Raleigh, n c. was rcproying negro wo-
man for insoent language last Monday
morning, whom the latter shot her with
pistol, killing her instantly
THE WAsuJNGToy SrAE has letter from
member Of the Carmel Expedition to Tunis,
which states that the store ship Supply has
reached Tunis, and the officers have been
presented to the Bey, who has presented the
United States with Il pair Of camels. The
| supply took on board a beautiful block Of
marble from the ruins of Carthage for the
Washington Monument.
PnoDvcriyz Cror.-Tho Salem (Massl
Gazette says 1--WE were informed, by Mr
Asa Dushby, Jr. of South Danvers, that he
| lately gathered G000 punches of onions from
half an acre of land, which sold, delivered q.
| our ThagYes, for more than 500"
HANDSOME BrQrEsrs-'rho late Joseph p.
Fairbanks, Of Johusbury, VT, bequeatAed
! @lC.o00 to Mddlebury College, $4,000 to
constitute fund for the support Of aged
and indrm minister's and like sum in aid OF
poor Young men preparing for the ministry.
. \ SAD Sropy.--About three months ago,
a party Of fifty young Gascons embarked ut
! Bordeaux, bound for this country, for fear Of
| being drawn in the conscription and sent to
the Crimea. They landed in New Orleans,
| La, about four weeks ago, and, on the Ith
inst, the last Of the Alty was consigned tc
| the earth.
| A PROFITABLE NEsaEL-Thera i1 no1 Il
whole-ship lying at the wharf says the Nan
/ tuckct (Mass.l Enquirer which has just ac-
/ complisLeG her third voyage into the Pacific,
| 10 which she was fitted as n whaler, ald she
/ has made already clear TO her owners, over
! and above an interest account, the snug ltt!o
sum Q. $s0,QQQ.
! BEooM CoRH--Iu New York State hun
( drelS upon hundreds ofacres are apportloned
to the cultivation Of broom corn. Broom
corn never was stouter, not abettercrop than
/ during the present year. 1t will soon be cut,
! and busy hands will be employed in making
up tsat article SO indispensable TO every
hoas.Eecpor
TIM FoRCa OF PUBIC Opnuog-The Sun
day Beer Bill, respecting which so much
g..1' IL I
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-13

SAsrA ANyA.-The Havana CORES spoudent
Of the National Intgliigencor writes that
Santa Anna has, besides his possessions in
Venezuela and the United. Stat,s, fer his
sacrifices, personal and pocunlary, $2,0000O0
with him in the Bank of England and other
places OF deposit, an equal or larger sum, and
in the United States several hundred thou
Notwithstanding an estimate Of his pro-
perty, all told, ont Of Mexico, S7O00.0OO.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-13

An UNFORTUNATE FANILY,-Capt. Ponde-
ton, Of the schooner l.. 5. Pendleton Of Glou-
cester, Mass, was drowned in that harbor on
Sunday evening, lie had just returned from
fishing cruise. lie was the twelfth one Of
a Family of fourteen sons who have been
drowned.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-13

NATUEAL BNoNmUs.-Chickweed is an
excellent barometer When the flower OK
pands fully, We are not TO expect rain for
several hours should it continue in that
state, no rain will disturb the summers day
When it ha.fconccals its miniature flower,
the day is generally showcry; but if it en-
tTely shuts up, or wells the white flower with
its green mantle, let the traveller put on his
great coat The different species Of 'Ire'oil
always contract their leaves ut the approach
Of a storm so certainly does this take place,
that these plants acquired the name Of the
husbandman's barometer. The TG'p, and
several Of the compound yellow flowers, a.,
close before rain. There is aspccies Of wood
sorrcl, which doubles its leaves before storms
The Bauhinia, or mountain ebony, capia and
sensitive plants, observe the same habits
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-13

A Modern Philosopher, taking the motion
Of the earth on its axis at seventeen miles a
second, says that if you take Oh your hat in
teen miles bareheaded, without taking cold,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-13

A New YoRK SrECULATIoN.-A 4 Guano Com
pany has been formed in New York with 4
capital of Sl0,00O,OOO, who profess to own an
island in the Pacific, containing over 200,-
100000 tons of guano They say they eN-
pect to sell 100000 tons the first year, at $50
per ton, out of which they will realize profit
of s. 4O0O0O.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-13

CURE FOR HARD TlMEs.-At Connersyille
Ind potatoes are drug in the markets, at
fifteen cents per bushel,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-13

GOAL Buckets, stove shoyels, Ames' shoyels,
" forks, Door and pad locks, curry combs,
6c.at YOUNG'S STORE.
sunbury, Nov. ls, 1854.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-13

w at WEIsER & DRUNRRs.
sunburv. Msy 10, 1863
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y y AEcAs TER LEDGER.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
y LANCASTER DisrRICT.
on. Ifs,.. ~ -,
ONfce NOMrk Of Conanlon PIens-

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Whereas, an inquest of Eschcat hath been re.
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:. g., who was born in Ireland in
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this 7th day of Nay, A. d. 1850.
JOHN 4. STEWMAN.
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just published-1 New Discoreyy /

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Bdihmore, July lst, 1865.
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A MARVELLOUS REMEDY!
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$104a 'O9'ets, lo44 90
Amt reed by Treas'r, s,oaa oo
Credits by payru'ts us per contra, ao5 81
$7S8 80
Amt in hands Of Treas'r for 1854, 627 "a
Balance in the hands Of Treas'r, Si4I6 I6
Oct, 18th, 1855.
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Notice.

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Il gfisa, dnfla6 Ms abssacc gssm tl,a state.
AL shose indebied ts l,i,n, or 10 wI,ors, he is
isdebied, wilt seiils with.
sANss u. INGR.lI.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-11-14
Piles and FistuIas.

These and other similar distressing COM
plants can be etfectually eured if the )int-
meh' Dc wei rubbed in over the parts affect
co. ana by otherwise following the printed
directions around each pot.