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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25
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"a .sess 80, nvgtsss. blsssss al - = .
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rsns - hsT t~msvf Es&fnrs ~ f4nni ss.<& " -
Nsesms tisit . . ssss Nsw Ten ma a Ds~-s ts,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

Acknowledgements French Jewclry, be-
ow posi-kes&r. MARCHAND, 0UiLLEMOf & CO., Of
al broadway having dissolved their ccpsrneshp offer
heir large assorted superior French ewey for
rich ewelry will well examine their Stock before apply
M VIII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

Portable Dressing Cases.-In all that tho
imports and complete containing articles Of s
quality oi htsh and suitable Git for the
Ask1aya FOR sale by A. A J. SAUNDERS, No. Astor
Hsuhe nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

co-D~guerreosyp.-The Most Beauti-
fal miniature offered 10 The pubncAken only Will
LIANsON,a. BROOKLYN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

OHPs, Otb, 'so'.HD' Un,,, =, =,
Italian Medcaied Soap, Ia the very best shaving
compound used. Goarauds Poudre subtle Upfs hair
from low foseheads part 81 the BODY End
Ny white hair dye and restorative a. the old depot q Waser
lender South Third street, Philadelphia Baes, 10 Wash
,lgton street. Boel6n; Esnce BALTIMORE. and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

for tho Of eryHipe,as They
the system cleaning and purity Ing tho blood and
fall 10 sKn disease however desperate the
be. Fold nj the nanuiacores NO 80 Maiden lane r. and
No 244 strand London, ard BY all druggists al Is csns u
cents, and 81 per pot Or boz.
AGthma.-This mast Dishrartenfng Conn
plant has been completely cured In many the
Of w1LTARS OF wild cherry. Surely anything
hat vii afford relief from this painful disease viii be hailed
q real blessing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

In Of he papers last week not the person
who died. am yet living, and Be seen 1t No. "
West Thirty third street.
JACOB GLE, Counsellor atIAv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

CAvsstuas and New Yeay's-Ths PnremoIo-
rscaI Cabinet or Museum Of FOWLER WELLS, No. Ds
k~<-av ui remain open and ~s visifeSs during the
ksid4ys Pam ssi1ns. Win charts and written desrpuons
uhan dcslrtd prisats class VI Do loSped yaa91ya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

Jet bracelets, Necklaces and Brooches nj
half OF the usual prcesA large stock Of the and
select patterns received by the last steamer with be
sold with every variety Of fancy goods and toys
Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

WSue Pocket CutIery.-The Subscribers
ssr every variety made By the first manufacu.
rerr pepg display the KIND the city At A. j..
SAUNDERS, No Asor House and 81 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

We Have Just Received Splendid Stock
goods Tor holiday presents consisting Of nne Watches jew
s silver and plated ware also fancy goods imported
1sh manufacture, which viii offer
yenaclo prIcea and warrant hem be represented.
UULBERx BkO7uHnB, 13S Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

Large Slxe Daguexrootypcs for 80 Cents,
types ~. equal any In the city, taken al q. ID.
HUET's, W Bowery tour doors below Risngon street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

the srOCyuoIDsss % Ygfy cLxyyLAHp, AND
= ava 4sssias &C. 90 sse-an S,se@ss. 49, 80 -
sko = e4xsf ss.ssss .ll 10 Ass = as $500 a ~
assy tssse &nf. n Ns<1ss<sy se tay ~ jsraAarr
AL slo 1s2<s Ak HcrkwkII. s~~ssssy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

JffUHlN DF NfEAkAUWA. DEPARTMENT. OF III
III atot., H. T., oFanafa Nos. ~ 80
Eteeuuys Poser has essD~f " ssue ths foowtag -r,c
TIE President al nisf II I'M reyub.1 n "
lnhAbiiADbeipg desruus W sacgafAgs ne grsas8 n
Dfusrfu. wts con'fbss n. dave
promor he .rai welfare IN a hs fsHss f~@rest
Afur !. free sfAIt ~ 10 s1ses ~ s1r4fsel isaf
- made ~ sd rls vii ~ ~ fegIsi1 " sefNn
ard I'm ne ri pof1g si. - Er.t ksiuF 10
Va him by The Dntrt0s n fol1btaay " ~ aygustal
pc.ss.aldu vii te ifnnediSsly rivsn
Arr EssfJ 'sny saisrg hsse nd sstrfs s. ~ Tsr
sar, vii receive ~ ares besides se ~ ~oss sseh
Ar, 4 After he laese 4 ~ oosa, s.o~sss ~ TAXING y
pos-.s.sop Hlss proYsry u - ggsn y - fs,a -
pfoof n her god eenaut sad q Ne tapfDse4s ~
Ns kIdn
lr Thsy shan rag d4is. %, psrssaa progeny ~
nufe agricultural isp.f issts gs0tf ess
es.s isperssf =, As psrspsI ase y ~ 80 -. - 4,
rh1 ~ - sIetnts from az sf,f~Til4DY tfst - rgsa
pons AMI rYosa All puiEq unis4 - Ae
ssry tsng rsqulrsS ~ c@use q putte tklrl
A., ~. ~ nnlsts sii - ~ttyns 4 - rfgVAk~ af
ussrtf. fss hsE b. AL. sell ~ isoat tel
v IfA.1ff nsy fwifa native bsfyrs ksNfG a<ft
red o. geurf ~ ~ isrv a ~ sg1nr AL ls-lnea -,
Al Az ohsss ~ll ;. s-.sr.ass ss D.,r-r >, cfa.s
inlAsfsHs yisr a esstas tasts fl.5sa a., sHa
tssy ps rsfgef tons.
LEI tkas decree 10 aSnm4a sis - a1zf .hgh
oven AZ Gr.naaa % as IA asy q sg,snassr w
To rna sn~rrs on BuIsSess- Al ss5~a.sx sasrs
o'ssf sssts v III yraf s'svidss s.1 s4ss
sess AMI ~ 40 psstesaou si sfs1is1Qs 10 Ne o.
fArtfns.i 1nS.v sea-nssf-~ .sssshsg1y.
Dssarnsss "a Rssass. GosefnrostA hoaAs VIZ y ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

dollar STAB LoDoy. NO. 7c. y AND A. x.-THg
j icss bsssty sesft~1 as ~.
ia ~ Wsds~s1sy sxstgtnx. ~
- asss rcsrs ne sy~ass - ssa are Iegas~1a y -
l.ss ny srsef a y. Fssk. w
uusy rs,srv, SER
T'pg iIcroB DgAfrRs SOCIETY VIII, nDLD a
i spsrsi nbss*lrs rhaf~fsy ia a1 "a. ueagf r
~ we Snssra4 Hsh rstsi ssr~%s fov 10 vssssts4s q
stscs ard fspovfana bas@s~ kfsyy ln@nass s.ipi
70 Au~rS. y, w. hhfNAEU. Ffr~seNA
ID = f4t0a Nsr w. " BEscx kes rtsstsnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

no t.wYsRs-wi-rIsG rHE AFrOisrsssr oy
\ t0ry yIbGf. 81 r. -. V Cesi x&fs1r . Fppty %
Basitn ff.sf ioess E
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

The New Pen and Poncil, ..Lovvnd,s Pa
en IS Of exquisite workmanship and finish very nge-
gold and silver by WlIMAKTH. No. A Maiden lane and
sold at reasonable prices splendid article for holiday trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

The Smithsonian Honse, on the Euro
plan, broadway. of Houston street.-snele
10 cents rs and 81 day Parlors
rooms 81 90 TO Is. Meals extra and as ordered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

ns.s, 81 A. 4 j. SAUNDERS, sc Broadway.
The Fashionable Hat.-Enox IL the SIAN.
HI shionable hat this very IDEAL NJ beauty.
He carries the palm cnmpleiy Hog he Afford 70 sc
prices OF Broadway and Full
street, he difcuty. In beauty and hnish hey
much all o while In price hey FAR below
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

D0GueTreotypc Dtpot, 16V brOAdWhy-Open
DIS day rear and provided with all the reasonable
picture the holidays, Front
Tor he ladies' Police 70 keep order Music by the whole
&umpany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

chr1ssasioso's Mair Dye, Wigs and Teupess
saelte admiration among al conossenrs In art suite o.
aagsDt private apartments mp yn hs apie dye
only reliable article Of ~ lind Wholesale retail
yHEIhrA DOHU'S, No. q Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

neutrality-suspicious. DAY-PgHsE or 80 Will,
~ given, ffse Tor sn uoslng tortcs lfey ne tDt1s,
mile hsss, bes i~o 10 lhse~ se hsssg~scs AZ fohG
Dyuxs rossi on ass<sy i,~r. 1ase ~ msas =
and ihyss - knsYss - n>ss "a y besss
oeioss bee y. q Dsrn's isossi wh Dpss, rroyrsssr
JfrfOs COURSE. I. I-graxfyG--oN CHRI~Tsss
~ d~y. Dee e. ~ eeSchP. " snsteh 10 500 qnssi~r
n.le bsaa akss Hold An.ss lie NJ, ccpps-
b. m fsdy Cooper SHAW WHITE, Progrssors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

Eltcto-ChemscaI Baths Manufactured by
DR. b. B SMITH. II Canal street, battery and foot bath with
full instructions ss5 T. be used for body path loot
bath female la attendance for ladies' For several diseases
Is ted amo1g which are scroflG fever ami
aguc and some lung diseases, especially bronchitis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

Hsschofor'a Skssr Dye, Nigs and TonPess-
ne The 1ofd this anryaled and original dye
In private Bachelors and toupeea
1--we improvements MI others nsng chef fcnvres n
dsssnSs ind durability peculiar this establishment
HATuHEIOks. 70 RroldWAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

INDEPENDENT BATTALION OF PETERSON LIGHT
1 Guard viii parade Christmas Day. The line wa DO
formed the BoweIv right Walker ~ O'Clock W.
The line OF march wl down the Bowery through Chatham
tasssu Fulton Broadway Canal. Hudson. faareenih.
broadway, Grand East broadway. Bovery, Brooue u
Brooks Assembly Rooms, where they VIII dino O'CLOCK
+. NJ S-ihe mem, c4a HEREBY notified 10 q, halr
Esgie dr roomst OF Heancey AMI ChrysHe
streets. BY order OF SAMUEL. JACksOS,
NJ. MAsutpB, Adjutant. MAJOR Commanding.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

nrffJE FOR THg PAYMENT or PORT HAHn.Tgs
~ '1sss o. 30. sswsn ,ire.t, gn 10 gors ~ =
Wecnssday FRIDAY ~ mia wssb any. NJ owiest
VIII be cent ~ any sdd,ugN tAra fcman'fK uaFsAi ~l
reported ~ turh 70 'h@ Neup,tulIes nj hitany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25
FAsE A.RTs.


beautiful FRAMED ENGRAyINgs WATER CoL0E
- to1ts drawing tooss albums Oil color boxes % o.od
dra wing Dttfumenn, &c, suitable for hoay
prtsen'a For sale by w. sCbAUs, 81 Broadway.
U.iSE kRrs.-FoR SALE. AN AUTHENTIC PORTRAIT
oi Washington. by Gilbert stuart IL c1nsider.a
of Fars very beat pictures Proc 500. Apply BY letter
10 {. u. O., Broadway Poss Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

EEHTs' FURNISHING GOODS ron HOLIDAY PRE-
" ssnlaA large assortment at the old stand Of GEO. NJ
TRACY ~ William street corner Maiden lane ., great
dncon price, ~boletals retail ens robes de cham
brer sHpcndrs rich scars and cravaa gloves improved
Nnpo,esn ss collars, under garments, noery nnc shs
travelling shawla, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

Native WIncs.--Parlls' Celebrated Sparkling
Ca,awba superior French champagoes tho Dozen
single bottles aks si Datawbs, warranted only the
Juice Of the grape BARfES PARK. N4 Broadway, cor.
Duane street New York. John ID. Park, Cincinnati.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

WifkIns' AmieIet VIII Cuvs BatdnCs3, Pro-
and cleanse he hair Price 70 oen. Sold By Deluc
TO-, New York. K Co. WaEhipgton; Noise, Wa ID L
Emerson, Charleston drugese generally aud the propieto
A Maiden LLe, rev York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

Wniszeya MOustaChcs E1rcet "a Grow
eu wesks " my ongnen which ~ll So stain or iejnre
he skn 81 to.tle; any OF the country T. g.
GKARAM L5 Broadway Briggs, 81 state street. Albany;
Aefber, AZ touth fbiri street. Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25
THE TURf.

rEHTREyIILE COURSE. \. I-fukFDAy, pKsEH,
" Ter "a q, t.o e~0-k Nstb uAis hek'& bss On
10 five iDths for $500 H. wo3fraa sAmrs a. - W..
stongg 49,. JOEL cOskIis, ffoprsS's.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26
WHAT Is A BLUSH.

What is blush IL is m act OF the heart
in its extreme ramticatiOns the capillarirs
These small vessels become distended and fill
with blood, and the face and lie neck become
red with the increased quantity Of the vital
fluid seen through the transparent SKIN
What occasions this ? An emotion Of the
brain, You say. The eye of the modest Young
woman sees the form. or her ears hear the
voice of some interesting youth who is ap-
preaching or close at hand and her mother or
her aunt gives her a wink. and her young fe-
male friend gives her humorous caution,
and behold in moment her face hu.hes, and
perhaps she even runs away to hide her emo
tlOn, and the young man magines lie is avoid
ed. 1t was the brain that did il all. was it?
Truly, without brain she could not have
been so affected, but neither would she have
been SO affected without eyes or ears. And
yet no one AYERS that the ewes and the ears
are the seats OF emotion. The direct agent
is flushing i'll the blood, and the blood is the
heart-the liquid Of the heart, as all the
blood-vessels are merely its branches and its
twigs. The heart also pulpitates with emo
tion-thc pulse is affected directly by our
feelings. The heart even bursts with grief
rs the flood rushes forcibly back upon il under
the influerce Of excitement. Fear exhibits
itself in paleness. or deficiency of blood in
the capillaries rage exhibits itself in redness
or a rushing Of agitated blood into them In
extreme cases it amounts even to blackness
The veins and the arteries swell or shrink
with emotion; the pulse tells the condition
of the body as well as OF the mind. \ fever
ed body and fevered mind viii both quicken
it; and tranquility is exhibited in tine slow
aud the regular beat of the pendulum OF
/ life. 1t is Il mysterious relationship that
sahsists between the feelings aud the blood /;
/ but it is quite as intclligble as that which
subsists between the feelings aud the brain,
and no chronological science will ever ialsify
! the direct and instantaneous exhibition of
the feelings, the emotions, and the passions
/ in the heart. For this heart, be it remem-
bered, is omuipresent in the body. There is
not spot where it is not. 1t has its centre
/ in the chest, but its centre only; the arteries
and the veins are as much part Of the heart
as the branches are Of a tree, and they pos
sess all its clasping properties. 1t therefore
| fills the body and the brain also, and is the
! mysterious well-source Of that life which is
| independent of our will, and therefore con-
lrols and masters us, as passions all naturally
| do.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26

| red my love. / used classic terms, quoted
| Milton, Byron and Shakespeare, and called
on all the gods in the calender of Greece and
| Rome.
Did she accept me OF course she did /;
she couldn't help accepting mel am not an
Unlocking fellow let me say, in eXtenuation
of her weakness, and / had popped the ques-
ton in decidedly original manner. TO be
sure she accepted me.
printed twenty-four kisses on each Of her
pretty cheeks, and she blushed till thought
her eye-lashes would take fire and cheat me
Of my prize.
We kept our counsel for two or three weeks,
and one morning, when we were riding ont,
we got away from Uncle Ned and Rosaie
and clipped it away about ten miles to a cler-
gyman, who was so obliging as to supply us
with T'narriage certificate.
We rode back more leisurely. I was in
my element. An elopement was just the
kind Of excitement to suit me.
We got back to Uncle Ned's about dinner
time.
Where have you been?" asked Uncle
Ned.
"Ovcr to Rev. Mr.. -s. Allow me to
present my wife," said with perfect noncha-
lance.
"The devil"
just so and Uncle Ned, you have lost
the wager. One thousand if you please" said
], holding out my hand.
NO you don't you puppy
Fairly won."
as it Rosale?" said he turning to my wife.
"Eh, what do you mean, Sylphie ~
"Ha, ha. ha." roared Uncle Ned.
| didn't know what to make of the affair at
ALL
"You have lost. Bob" cried the Jolly old
fellow as soon as he could speak.
"Now
Fact, Bob" said he pointing to her had
hitherto known us my cousin, this is Sylphie
Howard"
You have cheated me, then"
al have cheated you INTO the handsomest
wife, and the biggest fortune in South CARO-
lima. The fact is, Bob, you were prcudiccd
against Rosale. You came here resolved to
be uncivil to her. ] determined to give her
a fair chance, though had to tease the Jade
into compliance. You are caught"
Not quite, Uncle Ned, this is not a legal
marriage. Rosaiie was married to me under
a fictitious name"
Il don't care a straw for that. You mar
ried the lady you held by the hand. But,
Bob, we will have it over again. Do you say
so, you dog p
OF course | did say So ! would not have
lost my divinity for all the treasure in South
Carolina. paid over the money and Uncle
Ned gave il to the free schools Of his State.
y few weeks after we were re-married-
and returned 20 the North with my Rosalic,
the most beautiful and the most loving wife
that ever lightened the destiny Of n wayward
fellow like myself
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26

THE MAKING OF 4 Coon WIFE.-When You
see young woman who rises early, sets the
table and prepares her fathers breakfast
cheerfully, depend upon it she will make Il
good wife, you may rely upon it that she
possesses a good disposition and kind heart.
When yOu see young woman just out Of bed
at nine o'clock, with herelbow upon the table.
gasping and sighing-"Oh how dreadfuly
feel" rely upon it, she will not make a good
wife She must be lazy and mopish. When
you see girl with broom in her hand sweep
ing tie floor, with a rubbing board or clothes
line in her hand You may put it down that sh
is Industrious, and will make good wife for
somebody. When you see girl with novel
in one hand and fan in her other, shedding
tears, you may be sure that she is unfit for t
wife. Happiness and misery are before you,
which will you choose
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26
A ENCH WOMAN.

The French woman's characteristics arc
generally that she is uneXceptionably shod
that she wears inimitablc gloves; that she
has a toilet Of two colors only with a dis.
tracing way Of wearing it that her manners
are bewitchlng--full OF small grades, aud del
icately shaped coqueiries, and never wanting
in the incest appreciation OF external propri.
cites, TO which her firtutons are always sub,
ordinate-that she has n marvellous facility
of walking clean through the dirty street, Of
Paris, aud us marvellous Il knack of holding
up her dress with one hand over the left hip
that she has a bewitching habit Of mi,takinc
her friends husband for her own. These are
popular characteristics, aud few people allow
her any ether; but those who know her know
that other thoughts besides dress and hirt
ing work beneah those smooth bands Of CLOS.
sy hair, which look as though they had taken
a life time to bring them TO their present
high condition of polish and intricate arrange.
ment and that the hands in their close fit
ting gloves can do something better than
make up cans and crotchet purses; that she
is not only an agreeable woman Of society but
also n careful honsekeeper, an ahect!onate
mother and submissive wife. French
woman cleans her gloves, light boots, silks
and laces, aud at the cost ola few cents and
with a surprising success They pass IoI
new on any inspection but the closest, and
are worthy to do so. A French woman never
buys lining for new gown: she cuts up
her old gowns and worn out petticoats in
stead She unpicks aud stitches up again
turns, irons aud renews, until every inch oI
the stuff has served a half dozen purposes,
and there is not an uuyorn thread IN the
whole garment. 4 Frcneh woman is always
noticeable for her clean lincn-cuds and collars
always white and fresh; but chen she works
them herself, and thus proeues anotherlarge
feminine luxury at snailcost. 1t is the same
with her table linen. Napkins at breakfast,
napkins at dinner. aGd fresh table cloths or
supper napkins constantly renewed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26

The MAINE LAW N CANApA.-The Toronto
Leader says that the Governor General can
not give his consent TO the prohibitory liquor
bill. Ills instructions are ito reserve Tor the
Specification Of the Queens pleasure every
bill of an extraordinary or unusual nature"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26

Darn OF \ MIsEE.-A Mr.. Hutchinson,
of London, died lately in Kendall England,
when goo in bank notes were found in his
flannel waist coat. This, we suppose, might
be called au iaUestiaeni IA UO0l.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26

TBE Proper SENTIMENT are proud
Of yog country, but my country is proud of
nc" said Anacharsis, the Seythian. Though
the former is commendable pride, tho latter
is most enobliug.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26

LARGE FORTUNE TO An EDToR.-rhe Port
land Argus reports that the Rev. Mr.. Cum
mings, who has been'so long the able Editor
of the Christian Mirror in that city, has be-
come the possessor, as heir to legatee, Of some
relative, OF from s50O00 70 Sl00,00O
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WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL

WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL
Fnon rae LAScAsrER CoLLIxnr,
Northumberland county, Pa,
SNHERE we have very extensive improve
w ments, and are preparod to offer to the
public very superior article, particularly suited
inr the manufacture Of Iron and making steam
Our sizes oi Coal src:
LUMP, ; for Smelling purposes.
.-A' STEAMBOAT, : fer do. and Steamboat
:f BRoKEN,)
EGG, for Family use aud Steam
~ GROVE,
PEA PEA for Lime6aTneFs and Steam
Our point Of Shipping is Sunbury. where ar
,,ng,iaents are made to load boats without any
oslsy.
j COCHRAN, PEALE & co.
J.J. CocaRAS, Lancaster,
e.. w. PEIIJ, Shamokin.
BrxI. REIsRoLp, Lancaster.
A. A.DLrAsArDSER, DO.
TT Orders addressed to Shamokin or Sunbury,
will receive prompt attention.
Feb. 10, ls55.-ly
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A FLoURIsHISG SEcr.-About forty years
ago, few members of the Church Of England
seceeded from that establishment in Austria
lia, calling themselves "Bible Christians. =
members, and possess coo chapels, capable Of
holding 10000 worshippers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26

Endeavor to cultivate and practice a for
giving temper. Ii you cant, then try to
knock down YOUR adversary with the first
blow, for the first man knocked down, is COM
monty the first man licked.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26

4 HEAVY FINE.--ln the Common Pleas
Court of ST. Louis, Mo-, on Saturday, tho
18th inst, w. Il, Carr was adjuged to pay TO
Mary 6. Cline, $1,000 for permitting her
slave 10 cross the river on bis ferry boat.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26

TnE GRAPE CRoP IL OnIo.--MI. Long
worth says bis grapes are uninjured by the
late Grosts in the vicinity Of Cincinnati and
that he shall make fall as much, if not more.
wine than he has any previous year.