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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-12-01


BREAD FROM GROWN FLOUR. - Mrs A. j.
Sibley, Of Amanda, Michigan, gives in the
Michigan Farmer, new receipt for making
bread from grown wheat -four. As wheat is
frequently grown in all wheat regions, IT may
be Of service to some Of our housekeepers to
have this receipt, which is as follows
Last week ! tried new recipe, which
will give to your readers it makes excellent
bread.
We use here, generally, what is called salt
rising. ] miI my bread with water, (warm,
of course,) kneading it pretty hard; set it
in warm place to rise. After i. was light,
! moulded IN all the -four could, shaped it
into loaves and again let it rise. i put in no
saleratus, soda or alum. After it became
light, baked it slowly about two hours, and
] do not think any one would know that il
was once grown wheat. You can make very
good bread by putting handful of Indian
meal to LOAF. and knead it thoroughly.
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selett 4ottrp.
THE CRUC1FIx1oN.


Extended on tn nccursed tree. He dies
The God Incarnate bows his sacred head
Nature is shocked and silent with surprise.
And saints desert the mansion of the dead.
Thick darkness DER the armament is spread;
The sun with horror hides his golden light,
Aud earth astonished, 4uakes beneath the
tread
OF murders feet, and trembles at the sight,
yelling her myriad hosts in gloomy shades Of
night.
In twain the Temples veil is rent, and bark!
The matt'ring thunder breaks upon the ear
Sharp lightnings play upon the storm clouds
dark
Tn fearful grandeur and portentous glare,
The solid rocks asunder burst with fear
And crumble into atoms at the sound
OF that expiring cry that rends the air;
Creation writhes in solemn grief around;
In one unbroken moan the dismal notes re.
sound.
The conflict past He hangs in silence now.
Whose gentle words did heavenly peace
convey
He who in love divine didst meekly bow.
And through Deaths gloomy portals mark
the way
That leads from earth to glorious realms Of
day.
Upon that cross, in death, proclaims His love
And through its dismal shades there CLEANS
array
Of light immortal from the throne above,
Whose calm effulgence guides while through
this vale we move.
Oh! list ye mortals, to those dying groans
These plaintive accents breathed in anguish
there
See how he bleeds for you that blood atones
List to his words those solemn words o.
prayer
For you they fall, ye sinners in despair!
Ye mourning souls by pangs of sorrow riven
Ye trembling ones, whose path is dark ant
drear;
Ye tempest toss'd, by earthly conflicts dr
For you that cross was resred--it points will
hope to Heaven
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. 0 { t r T..
KISSES.

There's treasured pearls upon my check and
brow,
Unseen to earthly seeing,
But which prize and cherish now,
With all my life and being;
And will count the dearest DER
(For which thank high Heaven)-
And think again, to live no more,
The bliss that they have given.
My mothers kiss holy thing,
She gave whilst she was praying,
And /, child, looked, wondering
The words that she was saying;
/ knew not that for me she prayed,
And with that kiss she gave me
Her prayer before her God she laid
To watch, and guard, and save me-
Another yet! 1t fell upon my brow
One happy summer even,
From lips whose warmth hath vanished now,
To wake to life in Heaven.
The moonbeams struggled through the pine,
Then smiles of beauty clearer,
Silently drawing, line by line,
Their shafts of silver nearer.
And 1 since then have wept-have wept
In grief that hath not faded,
Above that form that lowly slept,
BY gloom and dampness shaded;
The morning sunlight fell like gold
The dark brown hair caressing-
All ! used to press those lips-so cold
That throbbed not back at kissing
Another yet upon my lips it fell,
In silence dear and holy
While shadows wandered down the dell,
Silent as we, but slowly;
That was in summer too, when earth
Ger buds and flowers rejoices--
And streams glide murmuring from their
birth,
! Oflove in ripping voices.
Oh Joy to look in eyes so dear,
That looked in kisses solely
Press brow to brow in trust, and hear
Not words, but heart throbs wholly!
To zee the smile from cheek to cheek
Pass, hope and gadness sounding
To know the words each one would speak,
Before they break in sounding
My mothers kiss the one she gave to me,
In gentle, holy blessing,
When my young heart leapt glad and free,
Made but for love caressing-
1t fingers with me in my dreams
When l seek sleep, the lowly,
1t guards me ever and it seems
A foretaste Of the holy!
And Of that other would speak,
That fell from lips that's dearest
Dropped down upon my lips and cheek
When our two hearts throbbed nearest,
l pray my heart may love as now,
When Heav'n from earth shall clear it,
And kisses pressed here on my brow,
Shall there be kept in spirit!
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LEATHER.
s1ssSEX, HRENnDEkY & Go.

No. % North Third Street, Philadelphia.
syOROICO Manufacturers, Curriers' and I'm
A'A pnr,ers of FRENCH CALF-SKlNS, and
s..lers IN Red and Oak SOLE LEATHER u
kipP.
Fec. II, l855.-w ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-12-01

SrIRIruALIsM IN Troy, n. Y.-The Troy
Wig says I'VE do not believe the greater
portion Of our citizens have any idea of the
number OF votaries the Spiritualist theory
has in our midst. A gentleman, whose word
We regard as sufficient authority for the as
sertion, estimates the number Of sincere be-
levers at 200. These embrace many of our
leading etizens-men Of worth and intellect
who deduce their belief from philosophical
and liberal reasoning, and are by no means to
be identified with the fanatics who are always
ready to embrace any new theory.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-12-01
T. H. S N H,
PORT E0NNAIE, POCKET BOOK;


n. W. cor. of Fourth g. Chestnut St'.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Always on hand large and varied assortment of
Port Monnaies, Work Boxes,
Pocket Books, Cahas
Bankers Gases, Travelling Bags,
Note II olders, Backgammon Boards,
Port Folios, Chess Men,
Portable Desks, Cigar Cases,
Dressing Gases, Pocket Memorandum B Books,
Also, a general assortment of English, French
and German Fancy Goods, Fine Pocket Cutlery,
Razors, Razor Suops and Gold Pens.
Wholesale, Second and Third Floors.
F. II. SMITH,
n. W. cor Fourth & Chestnut Sts., Phllada.
n Bon the receipt of 81, Superior Gold
Pen will be sent to any part of the United States,
by mail describing pen, thus, medium, hard,
Or soft. ..
Phla, March 81, ls55.-ply.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-12-01

A WAC in Detroit has been taking liber-
ties with the reputation of the Pontiac rail
road He was asked whether he knew OF an
accident or that road. and replied; "Neyer
but once middle-aged gentleman left
Pontiac for Detroit. and died of OLD AGE ct
Biruinshsm-hslf way"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-12-01

President PUDDINe.--For a two quart
mould, boil a sufficient quantity Of chestnuts
to produce quart of meal, pressed into the
measure, after being pounded and passed
through sieve. Boil three quarters OF a
pound Of lump sugar in one pint Of water.
with stick Of vanilla, until reduced TO one
third Boil one pint of cream, add to it the
-four OF ehestnuts, then the syrup, and twelve
yolks Of eggs nicely beat up; set it on the
fre.-Moore's Rural Nep Yorker.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-12-01

IT. citizens Of Louisville, Kentucky, are
stout to vote on the propriety Of subscribing
100000 TO the Louisville and Nashville
Rsilrcad,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-12-01

II you would make young lady hate
"churning," teach her to play the piano
would you stock her with nerves" tell her
that it's low TO do hsussvoYk
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-12-01
ID CONFECTIONERS

r,UY ynur good. from FIRST hands and 90 per
The undersigned has and offers for sale at the
lowest pIlce, with a discoun, Of per cent for cash.
ALMONDS, RAlsINS, FiGs,
wALNUTS, CURRANISi OhhNUEs
CREAM NUTS, CITRON, LEMOMs,
FIiBERTS PRUNES, SWEEi Dil.
TRuIrND NUTS DATES, CASTLE SOAP, &c.
THOMAS BOND,
AIS. Water Street, Philadelphia
Phila Sept. is, i55S.-lmp.
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DANVILLE HOTEL,

JOHN. DEEM, JR-,
Marke. Street, Danaille, Pa,
IE>PiS is one of the largest and most comme-
Il dous hotels in the interior of Pennsylvania
It has been recently fitted up, in excellent style,
with all the modern convehisnces.
Danville, Sept. 20, is55.-
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nARDWARE.-Tabl Cutlery, Razors, Pock
HI ct Knives, Hand saws Wood saws in
frames, Axes, Chisels, Door Locks, and Hinges,
Hand Bells, Walters, &c. just received and for
sale by ]. W. IENEh ~ So'
Sunbury Dec. 2, 1854.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-12-01

VTANILLA BEANS Just received by
WEiSER & BRUNER.
Sunbury, May 10, 1855
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-12-01

RLACK Pu,.y-s good aIticls-for sale by
ID Nav WEISER q BRUNBR.
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.
n 700 bushels Flaxseed wanted Immediately at
the Cheap Store Of Il. Y. Bright, for which
he highest market price will be paid.
Sunburv, October 6, ls55.-tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-12-01

HUSBANDS Masnssia for sale by
N NW ~ Whe0Oa = DbVN3t
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-20
Riehmond Pamp, Sash, Blind q
Door Manu- factory.

gxARRIEp-on the afternoon 4th inst the NJ. Z.
Church. Hllsboro, Wayne county Indiana. by Rev T.
s,oat Mr. G. ADDLKxAsto Mrs n Il. TOwSsKsD.
he and place. By tho Mr.. IL. II.
REED To Miss sARk ApDLEals, all OF Hilsboro.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-20

The PROGRESSIVE ART OF THE AGE.-There is
no art which has made such rapid strides towards
perfection as has the Daguerrean art Its discov-
cry has proved of much benefit and pleasure to
the world aud no one Of artists rs more sue
cessfu in developing the beauties of this art, than
our friend Craft, at the Wayne County Daguerre-
ian Rooms over Hams store. His pictures are as
true to life as the power of light can make them
finished in neat style, and neatly done up in al
most endless variety Of cases. We specially in
vite the public to call at his rooms, and examine
some of the specimens.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-20

l. o. o. FAT regular m seting OF White alter Lodge,
No. held the evening OF the 18Th inst the foIlox
preamble resolutions unanimously adopted and
ordered o be published in the city papers;
we'll beloved and faithful brother, WA WIGoISs who
h, I'LL the lists of living and though
shall will cherish his memo
~ As friend devoted brother. his loss
such brother. does not require
oemnes Of the Church. or the damp gloomy air Of the
tomb guish Of heart bringing The
image gied with moments Of joy and sunshine. and
aboAt pathway to also for de
partue sterious connection between the iy
Ing and the deadet not philosophy attempt to explain it,
criticism forbear to Is the place
is the proper place TO contemplate
OF the dead, and to think what atenua
thread hang the OF this life friend-hs
watched by the bed where parting life iad-hs char
universal FAREWELL brotherhe suferngs Of thy del
spirit which touched but issues
veil fuury lifted for thee and the visions Of
tsattude thine.
RESOLVED. That in the death of brother VIM wIGsIss
have brother beloved Who unusual degree
the cardinal Of Order his hand
open relieve the Of the needy and destitute
RESOLVED That widow orphans
Virgins tender warmest sympsthies and pray to
Hin whom rust" TO watch and protect
them CALVIN H. JOHNSON, Secy
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WArsos's GALLERY is now the centre Of attrac-
ton for those who wish any thing in Daguerrean
line. His pictures possess a mellowness, and yet
dstinctness that is seldom equaled He takes
them in groups or singly upon the finest ofpates,
and with an artistic skill that must good
pictures His is a long established room, and rep
utation is added to it every day by the SUPERIOR
ty of his work, and his low charges. His rooms
are in the Stearon building, and any person wish
ing anything in his line, are invited to call. He
has some fine specimens on hand
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-20
MORGAN HECTOR,

OWNED T DENNIS.
This splendid Morgan Stallion is six old dark
chestnut color: fifteen and a half hands hi gh.
Morgan Hector was sired by old Clifford Morgan,
he by the Burbank Morgan, and he by the Original
Morgan, owned by Justine Morgan, from whom the
stock took ITS name. Electors dam was by Nor
gan Champion, he b. 'Shermsn's Nor gam and he by
the original .'Norgan.' Hector therefore runs
back on sire and dams side to the original Morgan
stock and has OF the Morgan blood than any 9th
horse IN the West.
j." His stock has never been surpassed
II lie took silver cup at the Wayne Fair, for
the best Grotting Stallion. tn of Hector's colts
eeIved premiums at the last Wayne Fair, snd are
sure to be winners wherever shown.
Both of these superior Horses will stand the coming
season at Spinnings Stable, in Richmond. Terms :
Ten Dollars to insure " Accidents at the risk OF the
owners Persons parting with mares before known &c
be with ioal, forfeit the Insurance money.
Colts from both horses will be shown at the stable
the first Saturday in May.
Good recommendation for mares from a distance.
w. T. SPIN MING Il co.
Richmond. April Is, so
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RAILROAD SrEEp-NEw YORK STORE, &c
The celebrated race-horse Lexington, short time
since won purse of $4,000, by running miles
in minutes and 10 "a seconds, which is said to
be the fastest time on record. 1t swift, but
does not exceed the speed with which goods leave
the counter of our friend Jackson. His low pr-
css and the superior quality of his goods, induce
purchasers to make up their minds in less than no
time, and hence brisk and continued trade is kept
up. The frequent arrival Of new goods at this es-
Enlistment is the best evidence that Mr. Jackson
knows what the people want, and that this peo-
pie purchase what he brings, He deals too, on
the one price principle-marking his goods so low
that the veriest Jew in the country cannot cav at
the price. Go TO Jacksons if you want goods at
lower rates than anywhere else
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OWNED COL S. mEREDIrH, 7. CALDWELL, GEORGE
DAVIDSON SPINNING.
US beautiful dark bay, eight years old full 10 hands
L high. He sired by Proud American He by
..Merab'-he by "Arab'-he by Sir Archey" of Vir
ginia His grand dam, by Cooks noted whip" Great
grand dam by ..O.d Domede.' The dam OF "Merab"
got by 'Sir Alfred" and he by ''Sir Henry
Young Proud American received the first premium
the Fayette county Fair, 1852 Also diploma finest
horse shown at W ayne CO. Fair year: also, at
Fayettc Fair for 1853; and at State Fair of
year, first prem iun best horse for ali purposes
One Of his colts two years old, received Premium
for Gedings in his class at Lafayette in 1858.
In 1851 he received sweepstakes at Fayette o.
Fair and also Premium for best five colts also.
best single colt together with premium the Wayne
County Fair for best horse for general purposes and
also sweepstakes
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FOUND AT LAST,

at the Indiana Steam agricultural Works.
70 repeatedly collected farmer. Of Indi
ana 70 farnisa them With good Corn and Cob crusher
spent mush time and money procuring Ma.
chine that you'd give s.tisfaeton recently We
failed secure uch Nov we would asv "a
them that ys have Just received Pitts celebrated Corn
and Cob MIL Tor which sole agents for Indians.
We are nc. ressy 70 supply the reasonable
tsrns ms a dtneFs from all from the fact that
the teeth are made OF the best can tsksu
Out Shen Wy beeome dull and worn and grount by auy
farmer ani replaced. whereas other Corn and Cob
s the tsen are os caHlron shey become worm
taey are nnf For until cast Thi. as
parcuasH adapted TO grinding cattle
sheeP oe ana reduces and dc., required
nneness FOR the feeding
requires less do the than
any nisl offered to the pbic peculiar
gives he advantage Of grinding ts.S tie
dssidsrasnm before attained
1. simple durable easily ks in
order-wi grind from 10 to p baseis according
10 the aprffe1 Ills portable,
horse. water Weighing haasr-
and ffy pounds IL requires 10 1850
reyola.ons minute wetaxe fitted up oar essab-
isment and IL BY steam power. We pie.sed
shor u 70 Who may rs, thea they
for themselves that just tina. re-
commend TO be- The tina. has becomes
the be in feed everything raises
eaa s ssid a: good round price, Of itfs
voaa soon PAY for itself where the farer has feeding
todo. Call and see. and he convinced
BEARp sTNEx DUNN.
heanon1 June p rot Pal ami Far 81
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To the People

To CNt ItUpIG.
HAVING returned to a the old stand "
prepared to meet all legitimate demands made
counter, and invite run upon
every article in business at low SAM
article purchased for short OF the Cincinnati
price. Our stock nearly all and quite large
Laboratory connection with
all Tinctures Syrups &c stand
FOR their purity. PLUMMER, WILSON & co.
November "a. 1854 49tf
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4 RE now receiving their Spring supply OF new and
fresh Goods. consisting Of great variety of NO
TONS. TOYS. CONNECTIONS. FRUITS, NUTS,
PERFUMERY Sc. which they ofIer for sale at whole
ale or retail, on such terms will suit customers
They have also established in connection a BAKE.
Rf and prepared 90 furnish 20 order every thing
in that lne at wholesale and RETAIL the best Of
Giles. and a. as low terms they DO had in the
city
Call and examine stock. We have the articles
Tor sale, and i'll sell TO those who wish to purchase
II " est of the Sloan House.
Richmond. April 10. 1855. 17-if
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Executors Sale

w ILL be sold at public sale on Saturday the OF.
w day OF Nav next, at the late residence OF John
HILL deceased, the personal property belonging to said
estate onsisng of beds and bedsteads, chairs tables
&c. plow cultivstors. harroys, spring wagon,
old spring wagon and set running gears Tor DO lot
lumber, harness mare and colt tVFo dry cows and
other articles numerous to mention. Also i53
cords of good sugar and beech wood. Terms OF
sale made known day Of sale
WM. ROSA, Executor.
April 13 1855. LIT
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STAR INSURANCE COMPANY, OGoENsBURG, y. y
We invite attention TO the advertisement of this
Company, found in another column. II is said
upon what we deem good authority, that this is
one OF the best Companies in the country-that
all concerned in it gentlemen of high chara ter
and wealth. WM. BLANCHARD of this CITY. is
Agent Call and secure yourself from loss.
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FOR SALE.

4 GOOD frame house and lot in Ca-brdgs. Main
"A street. west f the Canal well calculated for .
store of eny sort and residence
The Undersigned i'll sell very low for cash or ex-
change The property for land other property II the
country J THOMPSON. Cambridge CITY
Reference-w. D scTsocIEr, Richnond, lad.
Ricrnord. April Ia. 1855 if-Gw
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S3OO OO0

ATTY Executed AT the Palladium Once BY
C. J. RElNHARDT.
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lcs-Our friend VIM j. Lewis, proposes in an
advertisement in another soluHn, TO furnish our
citizens with ice at their residences each morning
10 the week, Sundays excepted, during the summer
Mr. Lewis has large supply, aud we bespeak for
hI the patronage of the public.
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SHERIFF"S SALE.

SY virtue Of decree and execution directed TO from
- the Wayne Circuit Court will at public sale
the House in Centreve. Wayne county, Ind
ana the day May 1856 between the hours Of 10
o'clock NJ o'clock p. the following described
real The northeast of section six in
township fifteen Of fourteen second
directed sold Gin Ohio
containing hundred and sixty less
thereof will said decree. and
The all being situated said county OF wayne and
Indiana Taken the of Joel Eppery and
others satisfy said and execution favor OF Hugh
l. Hannah admin strator OF Rober; Deeves deceased
JOHN c. PAGE, ShG ". C.
April 20, 1855. l6u
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how to Make Monev,

FlNHE great Of making money i. to saw. Il nm. -,
this. should know where ,aey can enx ~. 49,,
quantity Of goods the smallest amount Of mea,x
all who buy goods for cash. you can All
lars by paE chasing your goods at the
New York Dry Goods Store.
And Why you buy goods cheaper York prx
Geeis Store than elsss The
sea tor cash. We compelled charge pays
F LIS goods for the aud the time lost
NOV rejecting knows ths. Store which sell.
"a eseii, their interest compes them charge their
the prices that they do their credit custom
Therefore, those who buy their goods for cash, any
ee except AZ the Ne~ York Cash Dry Goods Store
.s arg per ceasAse their parchNses-ea
s'sds ally hlarsd per Now that shis
AZ anteniasle fact. bay
AL Iadse far yourselves ssd il you don't and
ne uah, don I hay anything.
YE FARMERSl
va. interest for money! We ycu pay per cent.
s'sA' nahs goods ~ buying them At credit stsress
IE MECHANICS.
scare q orders Take nothing the .wea, of your
49, ~. cash tea weeks haFs .
80 purchase We receiving e largest
goods ever imported into the State which viii
,r.r o cash a Priess that viii defy all competition.
ohe come and judge for you will =.
- 'es 'oa' We de what say IL keep your money!
r. JACKSON.
New York Dry Goods Store.
arxaaa -. tfPesite Peoples Bank, Richmond
~
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B0NNETS. BONNETSm BONNETSM...
MRS A ID. WOOs.N4N

4 NNOCNCES 10 the citizens Of Richmond and vi
"A cinIty. that she has just received her second
Spring pur chase of Millinery GOODS, and is pre-
pared 10 suit all who may favor her 18th all. it'll
as handsome Bonnet. and at less price than any in
the trade in Cincinnati, consisting part Of Fancy
Grape, Lace and Silk Donnets also Straw of all de-
seriPtons; Neopolitan Blonde and plain casing Bon
nets for Friends: Chldren's Hats and Flats Fancy
and plain Caps. Alohsir Head Dresses an! Illusions
&c. Bonnets from 25c TO SIS.
Bleaching and Pressing b rev process never be,
fore intro duced into Richmond.
Bonne's made TO order in the best style and at the
shortest notice
Call and examine my stock before pur chasing else
where.
Opening to be the 24th, 25th and 10th See Cir
cuars.
April IS, 1855. list
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Soma FoUSTAIS.-Frank Potts has at his drug
store, in full operation, soda fountain which fur
nishes most delightful beverage. These warm
days and evenings make it refreshing. Try it,
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~ TENPLARs TAKE NorIcE!-On next Tues
day evening is the election Of officers, and the
quarterly payment Of dues. 1t is earnestly re-
auested that all will attend E. ESGLE, w F. L
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A Administrator Notice.
Adminisirator's sale.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that will eel at 7.sIic
~ auction Saturday the 18th Gay OF May Esxt.
the residence cf Joseph B.. late or Wa yne
deceased all his personal property not t.ken by
widow. consisting Of cattle household fcrnfare, &c
credit viii te given all suns three dollars
the purchaser giving his Eote viii approved security
waving valuation and appraisement laws.
DAVID BOWMAN, A5ra'r-
April 10, 1855 II g