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DREsS GOODS FOR CASH

4 hESO oOOpD FOh OhOit
~ Plain Silks at BIZ, worth t7.G0
silk Robes Sl5, cost $3.50
$ab, 3IG0
Rerage Robes ST. and SIS, worth 1000 and ~ on
Jaconet and Urgandie Robes at S. worth 900
Rich Lace Sets at SIG and sl2, worth Is and 20
Grass Skirts at 60 cents
Alexander's Light Kid Gloves y cents
At p PERKINS i co.'s,
ap23 No Ill hagle Sqnare.
QUILTS, QUILTS, QUILTS have a
" large lot of Turkish Quilts. which | can sell
mer mse ALFRED MOSES,
ap&S IS Main street.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOUDS.-As
~ have not closed out yet all of those cheap
De LANES left over from last season. Will now Of
fer greater bargains in them than ever. L am de-
termined to close them out at great sacrlfce.-
Come, all those III wan OF cheap Dress
APP y ALFRED MOSES, 60 Main st.
NEW GOODS.-A. K. PARKER & 60.
1N are now receiving their spring supply of For
eign aud Domestic Dry Goods comprising every va
rietv of the newest and desirable styles of Ia
dies and 2eutlemeu's wear Also, every variety Of
Gooods suitable for Planters and Honseh eepers:
FiouEced Berage Robes and Robes A'dulle
Black and Col0red Flounced Silks and Robes
AQuille
Dalila Muslin Robes
Black BroChe Robes
Bayadere and Fancy Silks
Berage De LANES, Plain and Figured Mousse
lines
Plain, Cold and Black Berages
Plain, Cold and Black Chaies
Black BombaZines and hlpacas
AleXander's Dark kidGloyes
Brown, White and Fancy Half Hose
Ladies' aud Children's Hosiery
Irish Linens, Linen Sheetings. Table Damask. Da
mask Napkins, Plain and Coiored and Bodrered
Towels, Brown and Beached ShcetIngs and Shirt
ings, Striped and Plaid osnaburgs Plaid Domestlcs
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DRUos, MEDICINES, 40.
REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,

~ NEURALGIA AND EEIty 0US HEAL ACfIE -
The fact has been we'll known for long while that
mis-. DAVIS COUuH ELIXIR In the beat remedy
known for Coughs and Colds but perhaps 10 IL not
nentIy several Of Neuralgia and Nervous Head
ache. Attention Ii requested u the following Ger
tifcate from Slr. WESTON. . gentleman well known
In this community:
aRIcfrNosD, January IS, lsss.-This 10 to certify
that have suffered from Nervous Headache and
tried various remedies, but found no relief until,
about the LIST Of Noysmber Is,7 I wa. induced 70
Of great bsne1t to myself. My daughter, who has
suffered with cough since her infancy has been
tirely cured by the Of Mrs DAVIS medicine, aud
Ia now free from cough and more vigorous than she
has been at any period Of her life. oiieye 70 be
a most valuable medicine. well as very pleasant
eA N''' j. @. WINSTON
For sale by Mrs DAVIS, Fisher winston,
Milspaugh & Johnston, Il Picot, Bodeksr AID
Charles d Yale. tes
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GEO. DOWDEN,

DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,
IL No i75 Broad street,
A-1A IL now receiving fresh supply uf pGr"
Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Pr0priety and Family
Medicines, ParfGmeTy, Toilet ana Fancy Articles
Phi sicians' prescriptions compounded ~ al
hours uHy by entirely con petent perS0Bs. ap "
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COAL.

CHEAP ENGINE FUEL. Fine Coke
" delivered at cents per busiel III mixed with
a small proportion of bituminOus coal, it makes q
very economical fuel for steam engines Yards cor
10th street and Basin, and 9Th and Byrd streets
js6-ts JN0. J. WERTH Agt
DEDUCTION IN FUEL-We have on
IL hand a full supply of excellent HARD COKE
which will be delivered for the balance of the season
1t $40 per load. At this price il is, beyond comps
rison, the cheapest fuel To De had for close Stoves
Cooking Ranges and Heating Furnaces.
80 Yards corner 10th street and Basin, aud 9Th
AND Byrd streets. JNO j. WERTH, Agent.
de 2g-ts
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meeting of the Stockhold.

INVI IOH. IHcCtfHB VI LIIt EIUCkIUIU-
~ ers in the Chickahominy aud James River
Steamboat Company will be held in the city of
Richmond. at the St. Charles Hotel on FRIDAY
the 3th of April, at 10 O'Clock A NJ The object of
the meeting is 10 take the OF the Stockholders
on the charter granted said company by recent
act OF the State Legislature to vote the revised
onstitut N of the company. and to take into con
liberation the exchanging of the Steamer A. Ii
ochu.t Z for larger and switer boat
j C HARDWOOD,
Secretary Of C&J X steamboat Co.
Charles City co, Va, March 9th, 1858.
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. r-.rssstr...Gsz1 ACCOMMODATIONS

SEM ~ irs...-<ss-sssfz.T X AIN CgAYGE OF
HOURS On aud after May list. the Accommodation
Train Of this Company will ron daily (Sundays ey,
cepted) between Milford aud Richmond ieavin.
Milford at 10 A NJ stopping at Ashland or Break-
fast aud arrive in Richmond at s45A N. Return
ing Will leave Richmond ut o'clock p NJ. and reach
Milford at 70 p NJ. Stopping FIR passengers at
any point each way.
FARE, the same as on the Mail Train
SAM'L RUTH
Superintendent Transportation
CfIice and r x 20,
Richmond. April 49, 1873. J. ap t3-ts
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g. 4s5 prizes aIaounting to GO.W0
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to i0,W0. corresponding With
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips ofpaper are encircled with email tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first 457 prizes similarly printed and encircled
are placed in another Wheel
The wheels then revolyed. and a number Is
Drawn from the wheel of numbers. aud at the game
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibit.
ed to the audience, and Registered by the Commits
sioners, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn. This operation Is repeated until all the Prizes
APPROXIMATION pRIzEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
drst : Prizes will be entitled to the Is Approxima
.ion Prizes For example: II Ticket No II 2f9 draws
the $70O Prize, those Tickets numbered ,24S 2+9
95l 2S2 will each be entitled 10 500. Ii Ticket
No. $50 draws the $30,0f0 Prize those Tickets NUN
berea 54S 49, $751; 552 will each be entitled to $500;
The 5000 prizes Of SO will be- determined by the
la y figure ofthe number that draws the s70O0O prize
For example: If the number drawing the 57oooo
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets where this
number ends in l. will be entitled to $50 1.-THE mum
Der ends with No. then all the Tickets, where the
number ends in 2, will be entitled TO $50 and 10 on
Certificates ofpackases viii be sold at the following
Certificate u package of 10 whole Tickets. $50
" 10 half 40
" 10 quarter ~
10 eighth 10
In OsDxSIN0 TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose tho money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt OF WHICH LHey VIII DC
by first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
The List OF drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
topurchasers immediately after the drawing.
ef- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their PoJt Office County aud state.
ES- Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
81 All prizes of 81 900 and under paid immediate
~ after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
ofthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
8. SWAN Il CO., Augusta Ca,
81 Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala or
Atlanta, Georgia, have their orders filled, and
save time, by addressing 8. SWAN CO., at either
of those cities.
R5- list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each is
entitled to, will be published after every drawing n
the following papers s1he Augusta (Ga) Consti-
nationalist New Orleans Delta Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta
Inteliigencer, New York Weekly Day Book sayan-
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch. New York
Dispatch, Paulding Miss Clarion. aud Little Rock
(Ark) True Democrat. apps
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UARTSHORNE'S CURE-A L l.

IL GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATUKI
This article is the greatest discovery in Chemical
or Medical Science for the rapid cure OF RHEUMS-
TISM, NEURALGIA, T0oTiI-AGHE EARACHE,
SORE THROAT, STIFF NECK, or pain in tho
LIMBS, SIDE. BACK, or any part OF the body.
It is also an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia
and Indigestion which arises from weak stomach or
bowel. Thousands of persons who have used HARTs-
HoRNgs CURE-ALL, have been astoaished at its won
derfuI power in removing any pain from the sys
tenn.
- Bottles 25 so cents, and 81.
To be had of PURCELL, LADD co, and all
Druggists in Richmond Norfolk and Petersburg
"A 1e--dff
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7 AGER BEER! LAGER BEER! We
~ hereby respectfully inform customers and
the public in general. that we have enlarged our
BottlIng Establishment. 80 we can supply our Gus
toners with tie very best kind of sparkling Lager
Beer ut the lowest rates Our wagon with the sign
goes through the streets daily and will bring it to
any place in the city free of charge.
LOUIS EUkEk Il BROTHER,
ap l0-3m* No Dor Main street.
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r OOK OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE

T OOK OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE
IL At the store No. q Main street. you can find the
cheapest handsomest Goodsever offered to the pub
Yard wide, fast color LAWNS, $ cts and upwards
Beraee De LAIN rs. plain and t2d l25e cents and
Plain and Striped BERA les, all coiors
GINGdAMo at 1873 cts. worth double the money
Lawn and Jaconet ROBES, side striped and houn
Black aud Cold SILKS at a very low price
Stella SHAWLS and MANTILLAS, from $3.50
and upwards
Silk PARASOLs. from 50 cents and upwards
Twisted silk MITES. at CSC, worth SOC
Irish LINENS and TOWELS
Brown aud Bleached COTTON
And great many more Goods, aSt0nishingiy low.
Gail soon, if you want to save mt+iey
JOSEPH STRAUsE.
NH 3l-lm* No n Main st.
ERESH DRY GO0DS.-We are receiv-
ing variety of choice and desirable GOODS,
among which
English and American Prints
Earl1ton and Manchester Ginghams
Mohar DE Beiges LaYella Cloths
Black Gro De- Khines, very cheap
Rich Printed Lawns and Drgandies
Plain C0lors and Printed Bareges
Splendid Elounced and AQuilIe Robes
Extension and other skirts anu Skiriings
Velvet Ribbons: Silk Fruges
Plaid Tweeds aud Merno Cloths for boys
French and American CUtLonades in variety
Coa's' and Brooks Spool Cotton. all Nos
Skirt Reeds. Bras aud Steel Hoops, &c. &c
To which We invite the attention OF the trade.
ap q KENT, PAINE co.
BARGAINS In SPRING AMI SUM.
LINER DRY G00DS.-I have how in store my
entire stock embracing the usual variety In the Dry
Goods Hneall of which have beea purchased in
New York. during the past week at greatly reduced
prices which will enable me to sell mnch lower than
heretofore
/ respectfully solicit all who want really
cheap goods. to call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN L. sMITIER,
alp q-lm ~ Main street
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GREAT MAIN STREET SALES FOR

4 NhEAI MAIN DIhEEI DALLO EVU
~ APRIL, IsjS.-Eew and Beautiin; Dress Goods.
spring styles, unrvalied bargains side striped Be
RACES Oreandie Robes, Aqule; .'aGonet, do do; Two
chiniz colored Organdies; Bayadere Organdie Mus,
Inns; Bapadere Silks. all prices; handsome printed
(;hallies; black Gro de Rhine Silks at 10 cents.
cheap at 81.
Also 00 yards fast colorcd Calooes at Ga cents;
501a do Bleached Cotton at Ga cents.
Also Bonnsts Ribbons, Ruces &c. in the rear
part Of the store Now is the time for bargans-call
early. q A 0WATkiN,
ap22 opposite tx. Bank.
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I>O COUNTRY MERCHANTS
l. subscriber would inform country merchants
that he is still manufacturing Candles out of the
best Refined Sugar and warrants it equal that of
any other maIlufactory: also, he has ON hand the
usual variety of FRUITS, NUTS, PRESERVES
CIGARS, and FANCY GOODS, all of which he will
sell on very reasonable terms wholesale aud retail
JAMES MOORE
NH 30-lm Opposite ST Charles Hotel.
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grHE BEST COUGH SYRUP In THE
l. WoRLDi-PREPARED BY A CHEMIST.
HARTSHOREE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY
IA admitted by the thousands who have used ID to be
the hest preparation la use for COUGHS. from cold
or a CDNSGMPTJVE COUGH, ASTHMA, BH0N-
OuITIs CATARRH, or any Lung Affection. II Ii
also great ieniady for Hoarseness. aud alays all I
lamn,ation of the Lungs or Throat
- Bottles %, 90 cents. aud 81.
Soid by PURCELL, LADD co and all Drug
oiafs in Richmond, Norfolk and Petersburg.
~ B-If you sutter with lain, use TRANSFORMERS
CURE ALL the great Pain ADDibiIatOr ia H-dtf
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ITO Washington, sssa
70 Baltimors, e "a
To Philadelphia, a.
a. The track Of the Railroad between Richmond ana
the Potomac River Is now undergoing relay mora
than two thirds OF IL being already completed with an
edge rail OF superior quality While the frraainder s
In admirable condition. H. RUTH
Huparintendent of Transnnrt aiion
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N0TICE.--The subscriber begs. leave to
1Ninformhis customers OF the city of Richmond that
he is now receiving 100 half bbls first quality Pbijs
dalphia Cream Ale, and will dispose OF the same o..
the most reasonable terms, and deliver il free al
al. MCCORMACK.
feH-ts sls bread street
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akw - syYSAND SOUTHERN R0IJTs
For TRAxEL-TElCED DAILY SUNDAY Ni0HT
MORE, PHlLAUELPHh AND NEW YORK Wa
ACQUlA CREEK AND WASHINGTON. Seer H.
Richmond, fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad to
the Potomac River, seyensy-iiy~ miles and ty splan
did and comfortable steamers thence 20 Washinstop
hity-fiye miles IN all 100 miles tn seven hours bein
scomortai'leana perfectly sale rate OF speed
Hours OF departure. 645 A. NJ. andT b. p NJ and baz
gage under charged Of special agents chez ed tlropg
to Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia and No.
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A GREAT SCIENTIFIC
and is daily working cures,
). 1t cures rs If by magic,
Jsft. and seldom more than
cure any kind of Liver
Jaundice or Dyspepsia to
I which ara the result OF a
principal regulat's of the
Sperfermsits funct'ns well
care fully developed. The
j. dependent ON thehealthy
proper performance ofits
= ach is AZ fsult, tho bowels
system suffers in conse-
1LIvER-haVing ceased 10
1ses of that organ, | of the
Ihis study. in a practice of
find rome remedy where
Jmany arrangements to
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r. 80 kicnngssy oct. Isl, 1857.
~ 9 y SPECIAL NOTfCE.--fjn
snd after this date, ALL packages intended fet ~,
PAesss on the MAIL TkAfNs u the virginia Cen
trc. Railroad, viii be resolved ~ our Office ia Main
street, instead OF Railroad Depot ~ heretors -.
ing IN csntoTmity With an arrangements naxls s,sh
the above Company. "'sa
,. L. MACDoxOU8H. Agent
20 S-t3 Adanukt ExBreas nrxt,r~~-
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DURE RYE WHISKEY-We have still
ON hand good supply of this celebrated whis
key now being preferred. by those who have tried
it. to almost any other brand.
WINSTON h POWERS
ap 9-Im Corner OF Cary and Pearl streets
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.-We
~ are now selling goo is at half their value to
prepare for auction Oh the fth OF May. You rarely
see an opportunity to purchase goods perfect goods
at SO great sacrifice We invite an early call
shall offer stock privately, for one week
longer only. w PERKINS co,
an % No l4I Eagle Square.
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tffom the New Haven Jwitnal
DEATH or A REMARKABLE MAN

Died at his residence. near Racine, Wis.
cousin, on the Sd inst. Capt. john j. Trow-
bridge, formerly Of this city, 10 the 18th yeas
Of his age.
Capt. Trowbridge was one Of our torn
bora, aud will be remembered by the older
portion Of our citizens MS master Of the ship
Thomas, Of this port, captured OF the Isle or
France BY British squadron, which, after
tnking from the ship all hands except Capt
IioWbtidgc, Mr.. Charles Peterson, (ihe faith.
er Of Charles Petersoh, Esq. Of this city,
who was brothcr.in.lnw aud first officer "
Captoin Trowbrdgc, and Benjamin. Apple
"Llte, the cook, pat prize crew of twenty
one men on board, and ordered her 10 tho
Cape Of Good Hope us prize
On the passage, Capt. Trowbridge and
Mr.. Peterson planned her ro.capiure, aud
succeeded in their design, and proceeded 10
Madagascar, where they put the prize crew
Of English on shore, having induced some
LdScars, composing a portion of the prize
crew, TO join them as scamen after the recap
ture OF the ship. Here the ship was captured
again, 10y French Trigate, under the Berlin
aud Milan" DEGREES, and sent to the Isle Of
Fra.ce. The French Governor restored tho
ship and part Of the cargo to Capt. lrow-
bridge. While lying there, the Island was
taken by tho British, Capt. Trowbrdge sue
eontiscation, aud escaped TO Bataviu. After
an evett!ul period OF year or two there, aud
most daring enterprise on the coast Of New
Holland, where he recovered, by aid or diccrS.
upwards Of S250000 in specie from aSunkcp
wreck, be was again captured, with all his
srccie, by his od enemies, the British being
taken by irSate and carried to Java, and
afterwards TO Calcutta, where he was impris.
oned il the famous Black Hole Of that city.
Finally, he was taken to England rs prison
er OF war, aud confined in Dartmoor Prison.
where he was at the time Of the massacre or
9th April, 1915. On the news Of peace,
Capt. I. was released on the 10th OF April.
and arrived at New York, June 5tb, 1873,
having beon abEen: 81 years.
Foud Of enterprise, nc removed TO tho
West, aud settled at Rochester in 1916,
whore he was for many years at the head o!
the well known commercial house OF John
/. Trowbridgt e Co. After accommodating
au ample fortune, the vicissitudes Of lilo
again followed him in the loss OF property.
and in 1886 he removed TO Hacirc county
where he has since resided
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OLD SERIES, VOL lS. NO. 36

gnzed on it, "What more can dcsire ?" lie
asked "My dearest will promise you one
:hng-never to be jealous Of the memory Of
Lieutenant Carnagie."
You are ;silling 10 take me as am -
With my worn heart ?"
"Ay, Susan ! take you and be thankful !"
"Thea," she whispered, leaning forward TO
hide her fearful face on his breast, bear me
also promise that | NJ! bc TO you u good and
faithful wife. Iou shall never have cause TO
regret that my early love was g;%eu to
another"
Susan, must pay mysclf fOT that old re-
fueal."
"As you please
"Trances," cried Bcssy hsalqr dancing
into the presence of Frances Maitland, some
days later, II am going TO be bridesmaid to
somebody. You are going to be asked TO be
another. Ursula Chase is to be third"
"Who is going to be married?'
cab! Who? l am right after oil. 1t is
to be directly before the summers over"
Cant you speak Who is it 2"
Susan Chase and Mr.. Leicester"
"lts not t.ue :" srid Frances, turning dlty
colors.
"lf it's not true mey never be bride
myself" uttered Bessy. Just pocket your
nonsense, aud behave to them os a decent
young lady ought. 1t wiH be; and you know
what cant be cured must be endured"
Frances Maitland did pocket it, and was
one Of Susan Chasc'a bridesmaids On her
wedding day.
And Susan saw that destiny had been
kinder TO her thnn she would have been to
herself for she knew that as the wife Of
Lieutenant Carnngie, her heart would have
sought IN vain for the home ii had now found
in Mr.. Leicester.
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srlett 4oetrp.
HOME REVISITED,
DY ANDREW DOWNING,

Like pilgrim 10 n halowcj shrine,
With joyous heart / come,
From the wild tumul: Of the world,
10 my loved chldhoods home;
| come 10 spend few bright hours
Within these ancient walls,
And view again the pleasant scenes
Which memory oft recalls
] come to seek my favorite haun;s,
And dream as once | dreamed,
When life all love and poetry
In youths glad season seemed
No shadow then was on my path;
My heart was FREQ from caro
The skies we're blue and rainboved DER
With Hope, with colors fair
How grateful to my sight appears
Each old familiar thing
knc~ aud loved in those best days
c. lfes faii:, sunny spring;
The dear birds scom TO know me yet,
They sing MS wild ana free
AS on that bright morn long ago,
When last they sang for me.
The little streamet MARBLES still,
And makes the mead rejoice
The dancing breeze from DER the lea
Has the same weirG-like voice
And cen the trees around this home,
\ grand old company!
Nod gracefully their half crowned heads
AS if 10 welcome me.
| tread again the oakcn floors
Sit in my favorite seat
Beside the hearth stone warm and bright
Bat oh do not meet
The cheering glances from the eyes
or those ] loved so well;
Nor hear such pleasant evening tales
AS they alone could tell;
For they have gone ont in the world
Are scattered far aud wide;
Some have found homes on other shores,
And some, alas have died.
Strangers are in my once.loved home,
Who know not what feel
Who wonder why these burning tears
EIom out their fountain steal.
0! change is stamped on every thing,
Eurths fair ones pass away;
All sacred forms and lovely scenes
Must yield TO fell Decay;
Times greedy tooth is eating down
This dear old homcsteaG's walls;
Moss hides the roof that spreads above
These wide paternal halls.
Heaven grant that those who swcetly here
Passed years ofpeace and love,
May make one happy family
lr the blest home above
Out in the world again 60
Ane cow rus. break the spell,
So sweet though sad, that's bound ne long /;
Farewell, old Home, farewell.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-29

TEMrc CE BEER.--TaEe h.lfn dozen dan.
delion roots and two or three yellow dock
roots according TO the size, perhaps a handful
OF sassuF root bark, and large handful oi
hops. Pot in an iron kettIc with one gallon
water, cover tight and boil an hour or more,
then srriun into stone jar add water suni-
c;elt to make about t%o gallons of beer. -
W Then cool, add one cup 0! the above yeast,
aud three spoonful Of G . ger and sw 'r -
your taste Let it stand about twcnty-four
hours. or until there appears q thick scum on
the top this skim of ca efully, and it is ct
to bottle. Keep ii q cool ph,ce.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-29

TIE Pigeon. Roost in Decatur county, IN.
diana, extends over distance Of twenty eight
miles. II is about fourteen miles wide. The
birds have not nested at this roost for thirty
years until this srring. Over this vast extent
Of country every tree has from ten TO fifteen
nests, and every nest at least one bird The
young are now haIdy nS,s to ~ ,s SGd & Gs
leave early 10 the mo-nsrr 10 search 2; ''">
hu3 turn in the evening
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q 0 c t T. ].
PLAYGROUND RHYMES.

Orc l. ali lv,, !, oil
1;rL ;s al ,,n.
nnh ,o;I ~ineaor
TicLsI '.m tsn
Harum-scarum,
Virginia Marum;
Tcc-!aw--buck.
,,,o-. o,,.., o-,.
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,,,r,xr WHEEL GREASE.
INV STEAM FIGURING MIL L

subscribers respectfully announce to NE
lie, that their new steam flourins am
uIace, has been completed' and wili 80
ra,ion on Mondry the els: DAY OF Al
70 engaged a competent and careful
,bcy trust they will lie able, with all the
improvements adopted in their mill to
ire satisfaction to all who may favor them
cir c. stom' nD,.ON
DER, RINEHART & HARRISON
ury, August 90, lS57.--u
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-29

The Jersey Telegraph perpetFates joke
at the expense of Awful Gardiaer, who has
been set up in the shoe business by his rel.
gious friends. The Telegraph says, that
whereas he formerly hammered peoples DO.
dies, be will hereafter hamw~r their lGl,s,