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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11
OLD SERIES, VOL Is. NO. 81

ExrRAoRDIYARY GRowTn OF GRArEs-We
saw yesterday az extraordinary production of
grapes, consisting Of single bunch, or rather
series Of punches, or sub divisions on the
same stem, weighing II fbs and measuring
two feet across in each diameter, and two feet
Deep and occupying box of eight cubic feet
1T was raised near Bordentown, New Jersey,
at the country residence of Geo. Childs, Esq,
OF the well known publishing house Of Childs
Peterson, and presented to him by A. j
Drexel, Esq, the banker. The growth wss
OF the variety known as the Palestine grape,
and this, we understand, was the first bearing
OF the vine. If this is specimen of the pro.
duction in the land to which it is indigenous,
it fully accounts for the representations that
we sometimes see in scriptural Illustrations
OF men with poles upon their shoulders, bear
ing enormous bunches Of grapes between
them. variety like this is worth the culti-
walton. We suppose that there was from fif-
teen hundred to two thousand berries upon
the bunch Our citizens can have an oppor-
tunity OF seeing this remarkable bunch of
grapes at 1919 Chesnut street. where Mr..
Drexel has placed it as curiosity worthy of
o place By the side of the century plant OF
Mr.. Geo. ii. Stuart, which has been on exhi-
bltion for the benefit of the Young Mems
Chrlstan Association.
Another remarkable vegetable production
shown to us was an ear of corn, fourteen in-
ches long, aud y inches in circumference,
containing sixteen distinct rows OF corn, fifty
five grains in row, or $50 grains on the cob.
This corn was raised on the farm of Henry
Grambc, Esq, Cashier Of the Commonwealth
Bank, on the Delaware river, two miles above
Bristol. 1t is fair sample, We are told, of
ten acres, and is certainly very extraordna-
yield, compared with the general growth Of
corn this season. The ed Of this corn will
be for sale by Mr.. Jas. Daniels, sos Market
street-PubLic Ledner
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11
Otigiual 4oetrp.
OF Iht Sultufy AIIcIIcuN,
WHY D0sT THOU STUUGGLE7
ny EcEo cutLLFSS,

- ENaS Ss-SSE SN'
Why dost thou struggle, lorer,
From early morn till pighte
Why is thy step so steadyf
Why seems thy heart so light?
because there is maiden
| love dear as my life,
Who says when | am wealthy,
She will then be my wife"
Why dost thou struggle, husbandf
Why face the blast aud stormf
Why bear the heats Of summer'
Why labors hard perform
Because love my family
A wife and children dear:
They strew my path with blessings,
And 6ll my home with cheer"
Why dost thou struggle, student,
Why burn the midnight oil I?
Why tax thy brain imprudent?
Why pale thy face with toll
Because there is o temple
Where great men write their name,
And all the world doth Worship
struggle hence for Fame"
Why dost thou struggle. n,iser'
Why dig in dirt aud dust2
Why is thy face so callous
Why darkened with distrust!
"Becsuse my soul is sordid--
My heart is base and cold
seek for rust to hoard it
l worship uought but gold i"
Why dott thou struggle, christian,
Why bear reproach and scorn?
Why be so meek aud gentle
When probed by ceusare's thorn
because there is a heaven,
And Saviour there to love:
seek not worldly glory
MS treasure is dbore."
August. 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

NEWSPAPER CONSOLIDATION The Harris
burg Patriot and Union and the Keystone
have been united, and will be henceiorth
published as one paper, under the name of
the former, and under the joint proprietor
ship of Messrs. o. Barrett and r. j. Halde-
man. MIR. Haldeman takes charge of the
editorial department.
The new firm have also purchased the
Daily Herald establishment, with the inten-
tion of commencing the publication Of daily
paper in connection with their weekly. On
the first Of next month, the Herald will be
discontinued, and in its place the Daily
Patriot and Union will be issued. We wish
our editorial friends success in their new
and, we think, advantageous association.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

TIE ATLANTIC CABLE.-The follcwing brief
but comprehensive depscr ptiou of the Sub.
marine Gable, will be read with interest at
this time:
The central conducting wire is n strand
made up OF seven wires OF the purest copper
of the gauge known in the trade us No. %.
The strand itself is about the sixteenth of
an inch in diameter, and is formed Of one
straightly drawn wire, with six others twisted
around it this is accomplished by the CEN
trail wire being dragged from drum, through
a hole in horizontal table, while the table
itself reVolves rapidly under the impulse OF
steam, carrying near its Circumference six
reels or drums, each armed with copper wire.
Every drum revolves upon its own horizon.
tai axis, and so delivers its wire as il turns.
The twisted form of conducting wire was
first adopted for the rope laid across the
st. Lawrence in 1856. and was employed
with view TO the reduction to the lowest
possible amount OF the chance OF continuity
being destroyed in the circuit. Ii is mpro-
babls in the highest degree that fracture
could be accidentally produced at precisely
the same spot in more than one Of the wires
of this twisted strand All the seven wires
might be broken at different parts OF the
strand. even some hundreds of times. and yet
it's capacity for the transmission Of the elec-
lric current not TO be destroyed or reduced
in any inconyenient degree. The copper
used Ia the formation Of these wires is as
ssyed from time TO time during ths mannfac-
ture, TO insure absolute homogeneity and
purity. The strand itself when subjected to
strain, will stretch twenty per cent. OF its
length without giving way and, indeed, with
out having its electricity conducting power
much modified or impaired. ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

RAPTDITY OF COMMUNICATIONS BY THE OCEAN
TELEGRArH.-Tbe New York Tribune states
upon what authority, does not appear) that
the instruments now in use at Trinity Bay
aud Valencia, record words at the rate of
two per minute. Prof Morse's estimate of
the power OF the Atlantic Telegraph was
that it would be easy to telegraph from
Ireland to Newfoundland at the speed of at
least eight or ten words per minute which
may be the case when the most perfect ap-
paratus is employed at both ends of the line.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11
NUTs AND PROVISIONS

n. HELLINGS,
. North Wharpes, Philadelphia.
1000 lbs. Dried Apples,
90 bushels Pea Nuts,
barrels Green Apples,
boxes Oranges,
boxes Lemons,
20 bushels Potatoes,
0 bushels Bauns,
doz. Pickles,
sins. Figs, Prunes, &C., in store and
}e lowest prices.
lS5S.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

INTERESTING FACT IN NATURAL HIsToRY.-
1t is stated upon the authority of those who
have heard it, that a cat when her tail is
pinched between a door and post utters the
vowels a, e., o, u, with great dstinctness.-
II the injury be prolonged, she gives 10, and y
IL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11
TENT WHEEL GREASE.

Grease is recommended to the notice of
roners, Livery Stable keepers, &c, as
pEnIon to anything of the kind ever in
As il does not gum upon the axles
h more durable, and is not affected by
her, remaining the same in summer af
and put up in tin canisters at 81 and
for sale by A. W. flSHEh'
IRIS
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BERT BULSoN,


SUccEssou TO
pgE.L d CO, AND L. C. IVES,
,rmerly No. l5 y orth Wharves.)
y PRODUCE, FRUIT AND VE-
). No. A North Whayes, 4th door
Philadelphia.
PPles, Dried Fruits Butter
lions, Mercer fotatoes, Cheese
,lnatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Beans,
aches, Cranberries Eggs, &c,
shipping put up with care and dis
s sold on commission for Farmers
1851
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11
ID SIS Single and Double
I Empire Family Sewing
Machines.

Y for the sale of these Sewing
an be secured on liberal terms for
Northumberland. No one need
capital sufii cient to conduct the
y and who cannot bring refer
bility and capacity. A personal
,e necessary.
daptation of these Machines for
'amily Sewing, will, where ever
or sale command a ready and
|.
0HNSON q GOoDALL,
tn and Arch Sts., Philadel'a.
T-tf
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Fall and winter GOODS.

stock consists of Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassi-
: Of all kinds, linen. cotton and Worsied.
: Iso, Calicoes, Ginghams, Lawns, Mousselne
,aines and all kinds of Ladies Dress Goods.
ROCEWES, Hardware, Queensware oil va
styles and patterns.
SO, an assortment Of Ready-Made Clothing
descriptions, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
SALT FISH. &c, and a variety OF
articles such as are suitable to tho trade
which will he sold at the lowest prices.
Country produce taken in exchange at
chest market prices.
ver Augusta twp, October 10, lS57.-u.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

. South Whqrves, Philadelphia, Pa.
ON FINE, LIVERPOOL GROUND,
and Star Mills Dairy assorted sizes, con-
on hand and for sale in lots to suit the
Orders solicited.
l3, lS5S.--6m
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=. z. MASSIR,
ATTOR NEY AT l. A w 4,

sUSynURy, Pa.
Rusiness attended to in the Counties of Nor
cumberland, Union, Lycoming Montour and
Columbia.
References in Philadelphia:
Hon. Job r. Tyson, Chas Gibbons Esq'
SOners K Snodgrass Bsn, Sinin y Co.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

,arious kipds. Lobsters, sar-
:, Just reco<1ed and for sale
- FISHER.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11
HIDE, OIL s EEATIsER STORE

HIDE, OIL s EEATIAEN sTONk
D. KIRKPATRICK & SONS,
No Il South Third Street between Market md Chosnu
Streets, PHILADELPHIA,
NOR sale Spanish Hides Dried and sated Dry nnd
Green Sailed Pdna Kpps. TANNERS OIL TAN
TkRS' AND CURRIERS' TOOLS, and general ass1rt-
sent Of Leather, Finished and in the Rough.
ALSO RED SOLE LEATHER,
An VI which will be sold low tor Cash. or the usual
,reiit.
~ All kinds Of Leather in the Rough wanted, for
Ach the highest price will De given, III cash, or
ken IN exchange for Hides
Leather stored free Of Charge anl Sold comnisson
Philadelphia, July 3, le3S.-iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

RaPID DECREASE or yoTEs.-At the recent
election in Kansas, the Oxford precinct,
which, when Caudlebox Calhoun bad the foot
lug of the returns, gave nearly eighteen hun
dred votes stood as follows:
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KS! BLANKS!

Mortgages, Bonds. Warrants
Commitments, Summons, Su-
;, Justices and Constables'
>, can be had by applying at
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

lOtal, -
This is an unhealthy season in Kansas; but
this astonishing mortality, is unparallelsd.-
But il 10 not confined TO Oxford alone
Shawnee, which gave eight hundred majority
at Calhoun's eoEmsnd, only year ago, now
foots up thus:
For the English Bill, Al
Against +" 30
Here is decrease that needs explanation.
We believe it was BigIsr who demonstrated
in the Senate that Oxford and Shawnee real
ly polled a bona .jfde vote OF 1900 between
them. He can amuse the Senate next winter
by showing some causs Tor the rapid diminu-
ton that kaausakaa plaess 81 sir
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

A Iirsu RRSr.-A hole i2u1irr ~
eur hat. lz.--~uzEz
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-17

We publish . portion Of the Cor.
srnos's Message this week, and shsll
give VIC balance next week. We
s'e compelled to adopt this course
Tor The reason that 10 have not room
Tor The whole Of i this week. Il. is
. doca'neas that deserves The careful
psssssl and serious consideration Of
every citizen Of the etase.
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Hereafter, every advertise nsas intssd.
= ios P~ubliestion In the BsAa, must hsss
the length u time which they arc to BE-
psblishcl, masksd N fAsm. An advss.
sisss.snts aArhed s'till forbid" or ~. f.,s
vii he p.bli:hsd fes one ysss, and ehaso.
" accordingly.
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PARAevAy RxsspiTIos The Pus.
ssasy expedition now consists d
fourteen vessels which ere to proceed
to Assumption, and Tie lrisasss
jamestown, PlynossAs sa Fslsesth,
whose crews viii y plsssi On suall.
Ct vessels q The mouth u ~ Psss.
susy. There win Be- . asAdsg
forss Of three shessasd sen.
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s's~tessa ~ ~ ~ e,
|nsqDN s1wWMWnnmk
wslevs ~ c6l1bGsAk
y sle!eptM ~. esegsv = llulpt,
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ssss,y, js1ps swprp. ~ bssSs
shd 0ss. wkIsmsss. n 1(sookh.
Tls Arrsssssss i'sstss . ,ssy
'msll, tssksrs ~ sAss ssssl II
The rsN f~m VI Csss. 9A~s ~,
hesssss, ssss essss ~ ihs 1sIs|
DesAs', 'Lis Tas, Aes u q, Tsss
To- 's's'sI yss'' r'svIsss NJ, ,hsss
s'e 10 ny impsNsns sssrs V b
tied. To-day lie Slate bsskS h
esllsi, end sks icss isiIvs<ssIs
she have been boarding u ,hs svsh.
" srpsnsss IL ssvsssI 'sssshs,
~ Asv'ss . hsssise. Cssss viii
In sessIon oil ,his ~seL, sNd
'eess ON. hslf d nss, week.
The sstsss, srsssfsI. cad diesl.
manner IN shiA Me Hessv,
Judge Csshmsn, sondsels The busi.
zee Of 'hs cosss, 'essIheF sish he
clear end sbIs decisions o.
be vsr'oss questions oi Law ,hss hsvs
'esa pssssa,sd 10 bin, have been 10.
noticed sad spoken o. BY oil
'hO have attended upon The si.iinss
{ ,hs Court.
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plkD,i 10 ~ sosasys - ~ IL ~.
slsss JULIA 4. DOOllD1s vilbs p
]. Dssley, a1ssss pssesssi,1s nlsss
n d1seas vhish - NM,
~ pslgvinass, ~ pissnsuis. q,
M vitA Ctsistna soloAi ssnvs, -
ssvs's paiss ~ 49, ~ ~. =
- ysssA =
- oeptlps Osssk & CIlos 4
LsSeusabs Cspslys ~ ~ ~ g
hs.6 sctsisiaa ~ $3.50
- ss6n1 oDb0A 1nisbHan,ascu
y ~ bossosl 49, - Mo- -
= ~ ~ s111A0bdeAso6sjesl
sse5an - asbono1 'ia61sunnv.
ssssa ~ n pssDhsdls 49,.
- = Observation-Disclosures
1Ans - I'D = ~ ~ -
~ , usies ~ - 0nsIss'1 ~,
~ - tuu1lh ~ =
Nm - Hs)ssA ~ ssosa1ssN
~ svsa - CAslsseus $780,,
~ psssssssse spsa stsgasMaass.
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- Postmaster 0enersl Dspvs,
u 70 stated. has ns,ursd ! plas
which will b reeonnsadsd y o.
srs's Tor ssssblishisg =
.'.s y which noasy ssdss, spsa
ne bas's st ths Deisish systse, 1sy
y sraasai'ssd iFss plsss = -
ShsessA ~ 20 -.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-17

Tss lloor FAsaiox por seu,
.ime past u has been iosnd impossi.
bic to Keep Up ~,elsgmphic eommuni.
cation between Raleigh sad Weldon.
Every few days w ~irss were
down, end from twenty 10 thirty
fses Of Il missing. The wsschnsn
ut l's's'f 70 work to ,sesrtsia he
cause, ssd soon discovered sAss
ee'sais wood symphs VI ,hs srin.
0li0s sea- were robbius tho Telegraph
Of " wires, for The parposs Of
hoops for their pss,issa,s.
Here b another sis ~ ssiselins
fashion will have 10 answer ies.
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PosrAss ~ susOvsa.Anp llAn
-Persens writing 70 ctHeuguls,
hereafter, viii q vsll y \
aiad sAss By ssdsssiae shsir lssss.
I'VE Ovsslssd MAJ" ~ -
pssssss m =, iasssal = uaVses
o''sa psssags. Nsvspspm t1ss
y ssas y ~ sssas.
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- The hog sholssa = sdu NJ.
ias IN Ssllivsa eesasy, Ind. o.
fs'sss loss - hsadssd hsp 81 q
. les u go hssarsd ssd ,ssssy
ssd sse'Aef bed loss slsssy a.
hogs, for whieh h ~ eGtv1
$1,000 . few dsys pssvisss.
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VI ~ et6ls skt6 -
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e1svss ~ sf
~ eoGND1ftss n s<ou sc1d1sss /
~ eeesi@ ~ ss'Isssd system n N
tsl<no etslss IN A~vsktIn6 A.
sepo11sts = ~ bets< - Ss1vpt~u
Tn,.Ass. M -.,.', Aa.~..
Asees1 seI>ls N ~ ~ sssss. kssINu
se1Cee ~ eo>~1 - Issf II A..sl
Ne toostesi. tsnon1s smlsysA n ~
s"Nve1pvee n tks esn Tn sslsssee
~ = evNr M 10 n nee ksom st,sfs
~. m M sprspssh IA u l,sm ske
msis IseA ~t<e>ssis ~ almuuinss
sktsA ssasef h. sssIIy sufmassisd
" esedsf NJ Ls,tsv sgsilsbIs end
lass sesufs tn commercial lsaepsni
snes VI 'he State 10 ihs ds,y Mhes
d~.sesnmehi, and shaald he Ne pflIe
~ be- s%ltIsehs II |. q messufs N
ssst public Im~pufisaee, n sa VI
shsslpis public nseesly and shnula
eewsNsnd The sstlsa. siisaflun NJ lIae
charged 9Th tba administration n
ths Mate Government tfxss doubt
No rsopef n The outsei 10 ssdsssas
." enlist pfissie capital and individual
snisfrfise a. sashIasy 10 lhs can
sifueiien N The railroad leading 10
'hs hsfhs but ~hsn II becomes
manifest that the hrsi great sep Il.
wards lts development. mailing Il The
depot N . great ihoroushkv ku
commerce and travel must fsll viii.
oai direct aid ffon the state, II 4. he
plain duty u her go,sfnm.ni, b,
sumo decisive seiien, 10 give We
assurance that the required aid gill
be- granted.
The indications Of public feeling IN
regard 10 the enterprise. sMosd sbnsd.
ant assurance that Ia Impotence Il
properly appreciated. aud Il 10 On.
psfes' that q measure by which The
state shall recognize and adopt II,
shs,,l. ~" aa., sgu'p',e 10 larry u oui
sW.,d g,sa, .,",,sss ss'ncea' WI
at large. Such : measure would Il
once render tho lands whIch have hecn
granted by The 0caeral Government.
N The line Of tho projected railway 10
aid Its construction. AT once available
.,r's sh,..k , .S " ,ne
rsrI. al S""s 'ns,. value de-
rssilsi s.S ~. mc.'e Pi''s'e
MI Ara sxs,,s"s.. ..ssscs !" I've
ssa .,t,s',.," s.na'nss o. ihe
- Isy iHs S,"~S",.''. p'.sa's sn'erpsise
,saIc.,J "",I". s"y Oh Tue
,le,Ior "s,h. ''''" " 'ne com !
4, -. ,.-, }
~ INC lasl ses'l.n cf ,he levIyla.
WV - sc' va passed s~ppOisiiss
.os'":,.'onsrs 70 organize . company
~, ,ns existing charter u The Gulf
~" sSsP s,us.a ksl'Foed. Which vss
!ss"sso -. ~ !bs terms ofthe q
100 sesnm 81 slo.O0oh required :
~ subscribed io The capital stock :
..ss organization cen tsks :
ny ~ - commissioners ~PFscseded I
NV -. 40 sde''ty to pegSovm thsls
wy Dooss o. subscription have !.
~ Ops"tu' snd such progress has :
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Q1AEwN
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DsA1u % Coz. 4. J. P,cxsrr.-
Iss hssssossfy Nan = ~ 81
uls., soasains : nodes u ~ dsssa
Of Col. A. J. Pisksss, ~ sssAa
Of ~ ''llisssey sfAlsssas.." "a
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LsoAL Apvsasisns.-Hoa. M.
wsFe, Of Rsaais, ~ introduced .
bill 10 the Hoes for rspsslise the
lev regulating tho fees Of prIbses
tor publishing legal no,iscs.
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TAls beassifsl s1I1es Yin b. eou.
p'ssse - vssk. - y ~ Asv,
lassd ssvsssl psssas. ed especially
aes Il - ls1io sapssss . Sniss
y - ~ jnside q II before ssy
psiassssp ~ sss6ssd ID Il, ~ iavits
= ~ ~ ~ = isslissi, y visit
~ lsilo y ~ ~ Asiae -,
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- ln The Ciresis Cosvs Of Ysl.
obushs county, at cogssvIlls, Is,sly,
The long pending and 'mpsnss. osss
Of Thos. kirtsss 10. H. J. Oasss,s,
Ad~iaissslor oi essssl Herd, Dc.
ceased, hss jsss been ,srnisassd, tAs
jury having returned = verde. ior
tho Plsiniif ior On, 900.
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~&1A n.AuQ, -.
WenosD. Csise ~. nsylh
~ osvuo jsss ~ WUmS~
- IN - tsolAa.dDSl
esnia1n - b es.sa y - -.
MISREPRESENTATION Alr
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u ~. 001As
sssssse Sessssssess . ssssssssss Iesss,
New 0rleAmo,
. eur s~niherise agent 10 that city. 70,
obtaining subscriptions aud advertise.
snen,s Tor The paper, and Coz the collee.
ton Of money Tor The sane. Sept.
.. ~. Pg7'1EvGSLL \ G,sD.,
80 .ssssss ssvsss. Ave- ssvA, 4
ere our only authorised agents 10 tina,
city to receive subseupsisss end sd,es.
Tor the SsAs, and for collecting
claims. May iSth.
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Medical Gard.
r.. M aIs.ssiss Il Hy:s:
vts! aM aeeouoee ~ hs ~ seeviess
$500 ~ psss 81 psssssl ysass, ~
-. mo: cALsoUx dawn.
Ps.e'ss Nsv. 10, iosSt iSis.
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eHvso6y ~ = ssIl y sekusl
neNpt, eetps1Dsss1 ~.
HMM svety DeaoGlb /.
soeos
r'~ssss sss'IsS M Ne y
IN 'sssh, In . ss1sNss seeoo,
NM ~ "a sptsnssIly. " sdImoe
- sss isIssd IN. H. \. ksvss, \
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-17

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, 1858-10-22
TO THE AFFLICTED.

DR. ]. CZAPEAY returns his sincere thanks to hs
numerous patients for their patronage and would the
this opportunity to remind them that he continues %
consult at bis Institute Or the Of chronic diseases OF
and oil private dseasesyE: Syphtic ulcers gOnOrrhea
geet, sirictu'e. seminal weakness and all the h0rrid
consequences Of self ahuse and he hopes that bis long
experience and successful practice Of many years will
continue to ensure him share Of public patronage. BY
the practice Of many years In Europe and the United
States and during the Hungarian war and campaigns he
enabled 10 apply the most Efficient and sncccssfnl rem
edies against diseases Of all kinds He uses no mercury
charges moderate, treats bis patients In correct and
honorable way, and has references Of unquestinnabg
veraclty from men Of known respectabiliiy and hpb
standing In society All parties consulting him. By letter
or otherwise, will receive the best and genest treatment
and implicit secTesy. =
, 1858-10-22
DisssIIaNg.

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vending a large lot o. sausages 10 % a iim nTngry
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mg sosP,o .. s,'e Hl.e, H"5 % n'u suui
ing sne ssls = IaoS s,e,n .s.osS. sUou ssSse"se ;o
ls tne" &c goou ss sauSage nI you ,g"or'
from selling 'em Il you could fx il that way,
don't doubt
SNo | wouldn't responded the vagabond. |
Il don't know nothing special about them
sasseneers, they may be good sassengers, for
auQht / know TO the contrary; don't say
they ai"t good sasscngers, not upon my
honor; an 40 ssy Is, ina. wneresoinevet @
you see tnem xind oi saSsehgers you 40"
zee no dcgsP
gness on rejection: e. said .a the trageler' ,,e
The mans last remark has oi,a ma \ dislike
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A clergyman in Connecticut was reading
. his congregation the beautiful and poetic
MeIsy anu "a rIsu IL ars s, n't "sS'ner
us"es Is -''u ee' navy N''S'" s"'"
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That's as true as YOU live. I saw Right.
eous Hin kiss Grace Peabody behind the
smoke house. but how did the minister know
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, 1858-10-22
BROOKLYN HOTEL.
Corner OF broadway ard sansOme streets,
rH. SAN FRANCISCO.

- THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
known and old established house Is still al his old
aA tricks Of feeding the public Of the low price of
his good and well furnished table; and Mr.. Kelly Is
Of the pioneer hotel keepers Of this city, he pledges
himself that there will be nothing wanting at his house
10 make the public comfortable.
The house Is centrally located, in the vicinity Of the
Custom House, Post Office, and also Of the up river and
ocean steamers.
The house contains 0 number Of single and family
rOoms well ventilated suitable for ladies' aud single gen
tlemen. .t +tfl. ie Dr. III
There Is also attached to q house READING
ROOM, and q LIBRARY which contains large number
Of Fee ted standard works Theres also, at the arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON, 50.
which beings 70 the house, 10 convey passengers aud
baggage free Of charge. The public are respectfully
requested 10 give the house trial.
Board, per week, 90; per day, tl Meals, 50 cents;
Logging per night = cents LSSsas per week 81
San Fmnsisco. Dec. 20. 1857. Ism