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SheriH's Sale.
EEY Virtue OF n DeCrctai Order Issued

out of the District Court OF the Fifteenth JUN
c,Rl District in and for Butte county and state Of
California, against j T. kirwau and in favor of
James y. Emerson. for the sum Of five hundred and
Nxty-nine ninety five one huudredths dollars. debt
iniotes' ID costs ami IN favor OF A Hoe for the
sum ~ four hundred and eighteen eighty seven one
hnnirodths dollars, debt interest aud costs and in
favor ot ID Haley and Thos Hawkins for the sum Of
ono hundred and twcuty-sevcn thirty. nine one hun
dtcdlhH dollars debt interest and costs with interest
on said sums at the rate OF ten por cent per aunum
until paid, aud all accrulrg costs said writ to ma
directed aud delivered. commanliug me To sell the
property hereinafter described to satisfy said de-
mands. will on saturday shc .Oth day of
June, A. u. 1858, at the hour OF ? O'Clock j. VI Of
mid day IN pursuance of the PIGMENTS Of said or
der sell at public sale 10 the hghe bidder for ca s
the property described in said order Of sale as fol-
lows, To wit that certain concrete building situated
the north side OF Montgomery street in the town
on what - known as part of bl lck cg htoen in tho
town OF Oraville, and commencing on 81 4 block
number eighteen, on Montgomery street about avn
feet easteIy from the south east corner Of the build
ing known as tho Table Mountain House IN Orovtlle
Aforesaid, AMI running thence eastsrly IL rty egh
feet along tbs uorihcrly line Of said Montgomery
street thence northerly at right angle Gftv.eight
feet thence westerly alta right angle nineteen feet
thence nottherly about ninety feet at right m Gle.
thence at right angle westerly nineteen feet thence
southerN aright apg one hundred and fortyeght
feet AID six inches to tho place of beginning.
The above sale To take place at tie Court House
door la the town OF otayle COUNT and state afore
said.
" u, PLUN, Sheriff Butte Couhtv.
OFpNillC, June IA. H..
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ACARp -, the undersigned having been under
the treatment oi l,.J CzApkay, VI. d. although uh
solicited. fcei called upon to give publicity 10 the e.
hcacy ofhis treatment, hoping that by doing Si
may he Instrumental N preventing Others iTmlm
fearful suffering and misery which experienced
aud which SO often result from the peruicions pne
tIce of prctcndcrs. My disease has hGen that "
physical and mental debility. which follows In con
sequence of iEdscrction in youth. The aeonh
which endured are, perhaps, unnecessary ior ne
to detail; they are known to those who have expef
enced them. Suffice it to say hat having caledW
services ii DR.. l.. j. CZapkny INTO reqnisilon, ANY,
expectations which may nave formed OF him wee
more than realized. would therefore recommem
Dr.. CZapkay to all who may find themselves atl'cpd
with the dreadful maady. my object in so doing De-
ing sympathy for suffering humanity, and hearted
desire ofr0iicylng them.
d. DAIILEE, Printer
State OF g california, City and County Of San fnt
cisco - On the 3lst day Of July, A. ID. ls56 bt'as
me. VIM. c. Jewett, Notry Pablo personally Apes
ell u. J. nahlce, known to me, who being dulyssas
did depose ard say, thai the contents OF the eN
herewith signed by him is true.
In witness whereof, have hercunto set NE
and GhiXed my official seal. the day and year DIV
above written. WIN. c. JENETE,
IL, $ Rotary Public
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ED EMARkABLL INSTANCE OF MEDICAL Rg.
zS LIEF.-Below we publish the certificates az
two of the sufferers from the pangs of disease Who
having recovered from their former health and i'm,
PEELED by gratitude, make known their cases and no.
medal agent. and their statements are auhentcsted
by Notary Public. Th3 demands of society imne.
riOusly command their publicity. and we commend
their perusal to the attention OF all afflicted:
CERTIFICATE.
Theun lersigned. DESTROYS ofacquaintinp,boso ubo
may be unfortunate enough to be similarly afflicted.
where permanent relief of their sufferings NAV be
obtained, feels it his duty to thus publicly exnress
his most sincere gratitude to Dr. l.. j. Czapkay for
the permanent recovery of his health. Borne down
by the distressing symptoms incident to the yicious
practice of uncomfortable passion In youth depressd
IN body and mind: unable 20 perform even the moi
tritiing duty imposed upon the daily avncalon.o Of
life sought the advice OF laany PLY scias who at
first regarded my dIseasn rs OF rihing importance
but alas! after few weeks and in several instances
months, of their treatment found to my unuttera.
bic horror, that instead OF relief the symptoms he
came more alarming in their torture, and being od
by one that my disease, being principally confined 10
the brain, medicine would be oflitt consequence
daspaired of ever reganng nv health, strength and
energy; md rs n last resort and with but a faint
hope called upon DR.. Czapkay. who, after examining
my case prescribed some medicine which almost In.
stahtly relieved me OF the dun pain and dzzinesa
my head. Encouraged by this result, | resolved IN
place myself Immediately under his care and bya
strict adherence to his directions md advice ny heal
became cieni, my idea9 collected, the constant pain
in my back md grOius, tho weakness of nv lmbs
the nervous roacion cfmy whole body on the sigh
est alarm or excitement; the Iaisanthrory and evil
torehOdngs; the self di~rust and want OF conhlrncs
In others; the ncnpah ly to study md want Of res.
oujnn; the frightfu exciting, ard Mt times pleasur
able dreams at night, followed by involuntary dis.
charges have All disapI cared: and in fact in ,wu
months after having consulted the Doctor felt asif
inspired by new liip--that life which, but short
time nxn contemplated to end BY my own hand.
With u view to guard tho unfortunate from falling
into HE hands Of Iucompe'eut Qnacks, deen NY
duty To- oher this testimony TO he merit and skHlof
Or. IZapkHy. and recommend him to all sho mry
stand la II, ed ofmcGical HN,ca being assured by my
own experience, tnnt once under his care, radical
and permanent curewill be effected.
Il. L. FILLMORE
state Of Califor ia County OF san Francisco. Sub
scrhed and sworn before me. this 18th day nf April
\. u 1856. Signed. JOHN MIDDLETON. u
Notary Public.
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SUMMONS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IA lhe District Court OF the 18th Judicial District
County of Butte
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Joseph d. Alexander
Jno. 4. FEELINGS,
piNer L. watson, Action brought in the
N''Vh t1lhet' District Court of the Fiji
=" Il. evans, teenth judicial District
NHI,es t''uns, and the complaint filed
~, heeier. In the COMFY of Butte
Thomas f. Davis IN the Office of The Ciart
nouns H. Boucher, of said District Court
Charles iIensley. ~
!. watson.
J.R. Woolen snd
Samuel J. lcnsloy
'ANHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFOR.
ma send freezing To John \. RolIings, oliver
~ wa, W alSon' Alien Clymer, VIM. l.. Evans, Charles
LNhis' - W heeler Thomas f. Davis, Thomas "
hoIcher, Charles hensey. j. Watson j. II VnoIen
anu samuel j. iensley: You are hereby reonIred
70 appear IN an action brought against Won by the
above named plaintiff In the District Cont or ,he
Fifteenth Judicial District in and Tor tho gnnn,y ~
butte' and to answer The Complaint died therein IA
.up1 VI "hich accompanies this Summons) within
e nys, exclusive OF the day of scrvice) after the
oV''Vc pu you OF TINS summons II served within this
county, II served ont of this county, but within his
'udlcal District, Sthin twenty d. g; or II served ont
OF SAID District, then within forty days-or Judgment
oy ueaIit viii oe taken against you. The said action
- u'pusht TO OBTAIN Judgment and decree of,orn-
closure OF certain Indcnture OF Mortgage be- Iiny
dae ga he 'uth day OF June d. 1855. executed nv
the defendant John 4 Raliincs to the plnipfir ,,,i
nor me sa'd OF mortgaged premises desert hr broin
ana the application OF the proceeds Of s,i,, .,. "a
the Th> menl OF The amount due on the pe,a,i-.,ty
note decor red ~ said mortgage toga'h with such
't"tr ana iNrih"r relief in the premises As Ia nur
SAID Court may seem Sht and prope-: also ,or coss
OF sui and you iAil to appeal ant 4..,sr Tie s,,1
com pa,nl a' above required, the p tu'jf viii apply
10 the Court Tor the relief drmanf.i herein my
Given under my hand ami tna :. alof the District
I - Court of the Fi0eeah Judicial nistrict
} SEAL this 18Th day OF Arri. IN the wear o.
S,I ,."rl one 'housaad eigh, hundred and
ny D. H'MARPLE Deputy ClerS. api7-sm
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Action brought in the
District Court of the Fit
teenth judicial District,
and the complaint filed
In the COMFY OF Butte,
IN the Office of the Clerk
of said District Court.
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Notice of Foreclosure If Mechanics Lien.

". u OARRACH, Clerk
"! - "'NNhFLk. bepul! .Ierk. apl7-3m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09
IO5o, Io56s
The Northern TRANSFORMATION CO..


WILL DURING The PRESENT
w run then well known and popular line Of
FIRST CLASS STEAM PROPELLERS AND
SAILING FESSELSl
Regularly between Osde sbugh anu cswego and the Up
per Lakes, forming
DaiIy Line betlreen OgdsnSJurgh and 0slCsgo,
and Ports on Lake Ere
And TrI-Weeklv Line between OgJensbuIg and Oswego
and Ports on Lake Michigan connecting a Ogdensbursh
with the Ogdensburgh and Vernon. Gen tral Roue be-
Lawrence, Nashua Lowell ana Boston; and at Oswego
with Huvey Crawfoyds new OswegO re Of Thirty Fiist
Class Canal Boats (a Sizel the enlarged
tween Oswego and New York thus ahording Regular,
Speedv and Cheap Route, viii but transhpment
tween Boston New England and New Yo I'd the Vest
OsWeg0 for Dock ard Storage facifies with abun-
II accommodations for handling, asserting and Shipping
Freight the plan pTacced Ogdensburgh
antee the sale prompt and perfect delivery Of al property
ms Iins connects At Cleveland with the Northern
Transportation Line Of Canal Boats on the Ohio Canal
line OF Propee Lake Superior and with Railroads
Coumbus Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville aad St.
LOUIS
AGENTS AND CoNsIGNEEs:
J. Myers. Cenfies lCts Kimban los State ST.
L Warner, Slip, N. York Boston, Mass.
Geo Clark, Il3 Broad 81, Cnawford Co., Ogdensbh
=. c. HoVey. New York New York.
Hovev y Crawford Oswego, WIN 7. walker Toledo, o
New York. ~. r. Mathews Detroit, Nh.
Mather Co, Chicago, III. Bsrclay Co., Milwaukee
coNsIGHEEs
LocKEE Co, Racine. ~ KTRKLASD, shehoygaA.
Chamberlin, Crawford Co., Cleveland, 0
r5ssiff
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Cleveland Produce Market.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
sr-.--..---,- sent 80 p N

WFDNEsDAT. sept. s-5P-M-
FLOUR-Sslss % bbs different grades Al sJ ioT su1er-
6He g % and 8 for choice double extra also
small lot eholce extra At s5l6-iz-
WHEAT-saes two Tsd Of 500 bus each At Sllo free
On bosr one car red Al slOsz; Indiana white at
Al Ie one car do at sl0- The market closed heavy.
CORN-Dul-- Nothing doing
oATs-Tiout change. Market sbuadauily supplied and
10 drnana except for the retail trade
BUTTER-~ales Central a. &c.
GS-Sales Al &C and &c.
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- LIST OF VESSELS passing IN and out Of the Lock
the wzaad Canal a. Port CoIb1zrae, W, furnished BY
the LOCI Traert5 P. D0btias, Secretary of the Board
Of LIKE Ia lsrsritsrs.
bound WEST sept. 6h.-Pro1sIer Vermont Sehoo1eIs
% lie a. sept PROPELLED Bay state ScIoJEeEs Alooa
f5l.lro.td.l BucaIlghEIs and Aluzeppa . -,
Foryp EAST. Sept 6t.Scholner Corlnillian On ile
-tb egs-ss holueT AIInuesaIa-
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PRADBURN & FISHER

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS COM
mission lIercl ants, and Dealers IN Fish Nails
Glass and Produce, Nos 70 and 10 street. and 10 and
Y Meadow street, .Grucer's Block - Cleveland Ohio
G BRAnBURN.l
W. A FISHTR aug3l-dIy Iq4
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AGENTS AND coNsIeNEEs
Gll9rauer5.

ENG r AVINJs AND LITHOGR1PHTNd
DRAINARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAVERS AND LIrRoGRAPRERS, IA
.rraat Claraland. o
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- YoRK PRoDUcE aLARKET-sepl. 3.


FLOUo-Duu and closes 5z1gc over; demand chiefly
tr the sP2 Of b ge5s2 - ,n,s o. & ne e 'S. g 5r
and s. sOd55l for both OF Wllc are si' e 40
nom -z; ss55 IS fJr sup ree W 5.ens -. - ,sSso 10
conoa 20 ne u-l eZr WeSiftl' 500 ~, ~ ~ ~
oI9aIs 9 ~ q = r. ,lo 5,,, Flour duIl sales %
bis - >55.6s5 10 chllcs extra hye Hour
wIEai-SS daII with eK or. demand; .esIee'y any
iaq nv for ho samption- -Dec'lia oTs have ss5
r n withdraw from tle mar & s5 SasS S y 81 nus nus
s0a4a $ % 9 Is fT viate lisl >,u.hsTa.
7 EYETSsa ;; ;sady ,ia-s, ., l5.2, 20, sa Al &c
CmDa AID Tsto eSsier; sales $500 bu at S7e'2
fT curlln % mixed western 81 s5c for EoTein and
dsts-UuI # ssas71 for state snd sTs5le for western
y7-F7Ss7 P- S5 sss s. + I'm 55 g At = SIS Is II aces sIe
BEEF-Uacht1esl = Is % ID a S-!,;saSl2 ioE
cUun n mess 4dI475 IT repackcl m=ss Sss.95J ir
eT.a Hsss- bee: hams ald prime mess beef H0Hinaig
u ft n lS.tS-sv s-les 80 hhas II s5lss. fr hsns.
Gsssc udHrs- sale of 20 hhds sla0ked sCuI
LhGD-Fin; s;es 30 bsls At uaIIzl inferior to
BIlsa.er-tealv l2z17 fsr Ohio and IssIe for SAFE
So "a ara da; 80 es 80 Goshen q, 5Isdeh -s b5sls
s655; Pae ~; y y { 5s4s Lac s n 81 Ere lsa.
81 CkTsiss; CEEI5.S,
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKEr-sepL s.
IBV TELEGRAPHl
BeeyesIu lrzs supply nj 1ws4e lower a, WHICH hol-
81. % aad lambs deciins s5s, common 70 extra 81
.E5: avslagr S5as s Eebai3 p 50.
ELa.s-AtJ lgrlIte llllllds &c he-elils 5JJ-
ECa.s-Iu Tut s.caiy EaceIp-s @iO-
Su-lug-I,1ceIpt Iar5e and .IIccs 4O7er
OSwEGO PRODUCE MARKET-SePt- 2.
IBY TELEGBAFHl
woea2Da sles 1900 rush including 90 bu red To-
a15ys views Of buyers sles 5000 damaged
r rish,s-steady; a0ur &c, wheat 55lc, corn &C to
axe Ia o.. Sc 200 bush shrzr. p GO corn.
E-rrl- - % $
-
BUFFALO PRODUIE MAIsIGET-Sspt- .
[BE TELEG8kFHl
Fl5ur-AIarzet dun and heavy and pTcss shade eas eI
IS 90 5us - 5l0 eoJl 20 ch.lca sl9 Tle ilLi
am uli1 and N clEali = 6--s55 ioE good Z e'-ee
Hbea Dull sni hCavyi supply large and ? lces isnd
s sas OF ID. 40 uush red Ohio and lad al u ~
l II: - % red 90 n 81 O5i 90 bu ie Nlle
Can "a ID : >. n4TEe tril EIuE heavy
C1rt-Dul depressed. supr!y on mana lafse aA1 pr
re- tsu Tn. loya.ssrl. safes 500 bu warm al 60c
Blrcy->carce ad wanted; sales l605 ou a Oe 70 AZ
rive
05t-Dui no sales, ne7r held at &c.
Wn skry--> t-l - - &c
Csual II ish s-Uullaa ed .. .
Rec ilt O.. ke Gr - AIgrs-klour t-'sJ buls "Le
li6s s IN cJg lsu 80 - , - -,- .
Shi bg Caaa-E. .0u- hbis esllS; whea- 10 S-a-
3 ,7a5 DO oats s.sij
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND, sept. sth.

PORT OF CLEVELAND, sept. sth.
ARRIVALS
S.eamar Ocean. Egaus- Dctr-lt-
steamer FGr1st Qugel, Miller, Bu1f1io-
81. sm Q slrow Csyeliy- isunllo-
Pros t'at1Ia-t. Bars, BItIAii. 50 tons u1ds- ,
Ssl r Ba ~ WaflOus OsgFcso > boxes mds, - inns
sehf m rad Honeywell Detroit, la Il lumber 50, &C.
seo WI Josey, Miner Saginaw, loo Mt lumber % f
laIh
Sc,vg storm Over. S1uduszy. 925a tons ulas.er.
Sl11u IrlaI, WIGS. T0it do, : tons house goods
CLEAR ANCEs.
Forest Q1oon. Miller, Buffalo
pm ono 10 Inns Bl!a!o 5Oj bJis Jur, 30J hu re.
prop Gov Gu. hma l. lssou. Duukrk-
sehT V0rE STATE. stewart. GhicHg SO tons cual-
.schr A ffaudv. Brown. Chicago so -ons coal
Schr weepstak,s BuagtOn, Chicago as tons coal IS
t1lss pIpe.
Scow storm Dyer Sanluskv, no cargo.
scgy J G Pell.etou, Decker BuilaIo, 5 N slaves.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01

coSTINvED.
Mr.. Carnagie recolected himself Susan
he whispered, scanning her features, IL think
| begin to recognise you. But you are much
altered. beg your pardon for the mistake |
made"
Il am Susap," she answered, raising her
fearful eyes.
"Iavs you been i'll 7" be inquired. You
are pale and thin"
NO have been well, l believe ! am
thinner"
That comes Of fretting," iuterposed Miss.
Misunderstanding and fTettipg after you,
Charles Carnagie."
And Susan blushed deeply, making her
look little more like herself.
GLOW is it you never wrote to say you
were comiugf"
81 did write, just before sOiled, stating
when should leave"
"Then we never got the letter. We
thought you still in Barbadoes."
Many times in the evening did Mr.. Carna
gio's eyes rove towards the blooming Emma
Scarscly could he persuade himself that sh'
was not Susan The miniature be had takel
| with him had been o handsome likeness 0
| Susan, as Emma was now handsome like
ness OF what che had been. The hair was o
\ tue same color, dark auburn, dressed in tn
same style ringlets which were much worn the
and 10 make The illusion more complete, th
eress 10 the painting was light blue. Ter
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01
MATEIMONtAL ApVEKTIAHnS.

Somebody writes to the New Nork 7i,i-
J'p,e that he has been swudled by an old hug
in PhlIadrlphia' who gets her living by al.
yertising herselr"a II proposscssiug and con-
hding young lady in want Oft husblud,' her
her plan being to extract 81 or $40 and then
drop the acquaintance. The editor replies
that he does not take the part Of BwiudlerSr
but he cannot help thinking that the victim
in this case was served right. We are OF the
same opinion. Noodles who look TO newspa-
per advertisements for wives, may expect the
reward which uoodlcism earns. In the ma
iority OF cases the advertisements are Written
by loose characters, or else by waSS, both IL
pet,icoats and rauto.oous. avery man who
wants wife can get one, and when We say
this We mean 40 disQaragement TO Wome0.-
We think We might add 10 this, that every
women who wants II husband can get one
without appealing to tylss The stock 81
! marrying women is always up 10 i"e demands
Of marrying men, and vice Werea.'-DG'Iy
! NerE.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01

gy OLE YIsmNNY,-rhe following item
we cut from the " heeliug lntei!igeacer The
Inte!lgencer says:
We saw yesterday, going up toward the
upper ferry, a team Of four unimals---a horse,
pony, u mule and bull. The bor7e bad the
heavcs, the pony was blind, the male was lame
and the bull had no provision Tor iy time, lh
the wagon which was an ordinary one lns'o
sat White man, u crippled niger, and a
sEunk realy bound with wisp OF straw
The white man held the lines, the team held
lis own and the ngger held the skunk, and
they all moved forward. TO make thIs
worthy of its place, it is essential TO cay that
i Is tice.
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nnd winter GOODS.
EyT WHEEL GREASE.

ease is recommended to the notice Of
,crs, Livery Stable keepers, &c, as
MON to anything of the kind ever in
As il does not gum upon the axles
more durable, and is not affected by
remaining the same in summer of
a put up in tin canistcrs at 81 and
sale by A. w. rl"h I'm
IR5H-
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NJSTCI MUSICl !

IMBALL, late of Eimira, having
resident Of Sunbrry, respectfully
,izens and others, that he intends
.jug Glass, both secular and sacred
ri instruction to all who may desire
selves under his charge.
%. Kimhall is prepared to give
few more pupils on tine Piano
member 10, ls5T.-tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01

sicsp.siN DES %ooo9
PLESS BROTHERS,
xsySp SuAnPLEss & Sos.
ed TO their new store, \. W.
,hcsnut and sth Streets, and
If usual full assortment OF Au-
" DRY GOODS, which they
prices. Their stock includes
ID Fancy silks, Merino's end
Goods, Mems and Boys
Eankets, Housekeeping
IS, and Goods for
ricnds Wear
.6ln2c
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01
7AM FIGURING MILL

respectfully announce to the
cir new steam Flouring Mill
been completed, and will go
Ionday the 3ist day OF Au-
a competent and careful
cy will I've able, with all the
IT'S adopted in their mill, to
n 10 all who may favor them
,UART & HARRISON.
%, lS57.-tt
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Wrongs"
Sitting In rail car,
Flying on by steam,
Head against easement,
Dreamed curious jream:
Yet could not think it
All thing ideal,
For tho very monstrous,
1t was very real.
First there came a gentle.
Man, in patent leather,
Collar, bosom, Wristbands,
Raglan, for the weather;
In the height of fashion,
Watch-key, hat and glove,
And with air professional,
Spit upon the stove.
Near him sat a parsoh,
Telling how the Lord
Sent The great revivals,
Blessed the preached word:
But my dream discovered
He was not above
Honey dew or fine cut,
Splitting on the stove.
Next came i'll a trader, =,
Pockets full Of cash,
Talked about the county
Going all to smash;
"1'was the women's dressing,
Did the thing, by Jove,"
slipped little brandy,
spit upon the stove.
Then q jolly farmer,
Rrarui,r ,,cI HE Nyhno.
Thought his hogs and horses,
Nowhere could be beat;
Like to sell his durhams
by the head or drove,''
Kept his jaws wagsing,
Spit upon the stove.
Paddy thought twas quare like,
To nc sitting still,
All the whilst agoin'
Over bog and hill;
Twas 4 glorious counthra
Sure" as he could prove,
Equal to his betters,
Splitting on the stove.
Witless perfulncJ dandy,
Putting on his airs,
Flourish'd diamond breastpin,
Smoked in forward car;
Talked about Lamoreaux,
"Such perfect love-"
Twirrd carrot moustachc,s
Spit upon the stove.
Little boy in short coat,
Wants TO be a man,
Following example
As the surest plan;
Watches gert, and parson,
Copies every move,
And with the Pat and Trader,
Spits upon the stove.
Soon the flying rail car
Reeks with nauseous steam,
Ladies almost fainting,
Children in scream;
Husband asking lady
What's the matter, love!
Have q glass of water!
SPits upon the stove
On we go still flying.
Not "a breath Of air,
Fit for a christian people,
In that crowded car;
Sickening, fainting, dying,
Ladies make u move,
Gent throws Up the window,
Splits upon the stove.
Now, pcrchance this dreaming
Was not all a dream;
Think I've had 4 stelming,
Travelling by steam;
'Tis public nuisance,
Any one can prove,
"All the air corrupting-
Splitting on the stove"
Men call women angels
Wonder if they think
Such obnoxious ylpors,
Angels meat and drink
Wonder ii they 'spect to
Smoke aud chew Gjore
Belop ttciU be huadier-
Splitting on the store.
Talk Of ladies' h1unces,
Ribbons, jewels, flowers,
Crinoiine and perfumes,
Gossip, idle hours;
Put all faults together,
Which men can't approve,
And they're not match for
Spi,tihg on the stove.
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= Bulls SS1T,

= - - 49, ~ NSAN9
cLssoH TO
A. co, ASD L. c. IVES,
20. IS y oyth Wharves.)
UCE, FRUIT AND VE-
North Wharves, 4th door
lphia.
Dried Fruits Butter,
Mercer Potatoes, Cheese
Sweet Potatoes, Beans,
Clanberries Eggs, &c.
put up with care and dis.
commission for Farmers
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01
'tyES!

ss, Bonds, Warrants
ents, Summons, Su-
3 aud Constables'
had hy applying at
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01

nds, LDbsters, Sar-
iyed md for sale
:. W. FISHER.
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Selett poetrp.
DREAM.
BIZ MRS. Z. u. ACE.

"Corrupting the air with nosome smells" is
an actionable nuisance SEE Blackstone, page
2l7 vol . chap. l2-"Trespass," or "Priva,e
Wrongs"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01
grlctt Gale.
ONE OF TIE BEST STORIES EYER
PUBLISHED.
THE EXPERIEN CES
OF SUSAN CHASE.
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BY TIE AUTHOR OF 1.-THE HEIR TO ASHLEY