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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-06-25
SARATOGA WATER.
EMPIRE SpR,NG

The water Of tie Empire Spring is bottled
'ith tho utmost care, and packed in str M
oSes, suitable for expectation, by ,he subseri.
crs.
The Coiks OF all genuine Empi,e Water are
randei, "EMPlEE SPRING"
G. W. W ESrON L co.
Orders may be addressed 10 the Proprietor,
l. w, Weston IL Co, Saratoga Springs, n. y.
{ at their
DEPOT, 4lo BROADWAY.
Near Canal Street, Nsr York.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-06-25
the genuine
HERRING SAFE

the genuine
HERRING SAFE
Preserved the Jewelry of Geo. w. Sirlons &
Bro.; Books, Papers, &c, of Fisher y Bro, and
Edward Scamans {, Co, eher remaining ex
posed in the burning ruins for nearly FORTY
hours, and proving conclusively what we
have always claimed for them, TIL Err GREAT
SUPERIORITY over all securities now known.
In these fires, THE HERRING'S SAFE,
standing side hy side with those advertised as
.'varranted 10 stand % per cent. more fire than
Herring's," came forth the ACKNOWLEDGED
VICTOR, not only preserving their contents in
EXCELLENT order, but being in themselves
in condition to go through another ordeal,
while tho boosted "Salamsnders" Of other ma
kers were badly used up in every instance, and
in some cases their entire contspts completely
destroyed.
To the public he would SIMPLY say, that. du-
ring the fourteen wears the HERRlNG'S SAFE
has been before them. more than two hundred
have passed through accidental fires without the
occurrence of single loss.
We would, therefore, CAUTION purchasers
against the misreprt sen,atien Of interested par
ties The HERRING'S PATENT is the only
| FIRE PROOF SAFE made in this city, which
is protected by PATENT RIGHT, ond we
will guarantee it to resist more then double the
| amount Of heat Of any other Safe now known.
EarTeE, Herring s. Co.,
Sole Manufacturers IN this Stale Of
"Herring's Patent Champion Safes"
81 Walnut 81, PdiiGd1.
~ evans & Waison's Improved Salsmsn.
ders," "Oliver Evans" &c. :. Gnyler's," and
SCOTS Absetcs," Iron Chests, "a large assort-
ment having been taken in part payment for
"lIering's,') will be sold at low prices.
Philadelphia, July 10, ls5s.--ly
Wholesale Grocery.
EBH 81 kUNK
Opposite the Penn'ylva .- Rail Road DepO:
HARRISB URG, PA.
E EEP large stock of the following named
| EA. articles, and will sell cheaper than any
oth,r house this side of Fhiadslphis. Call and
sec price Of
! Coffee, Lard oil, FISH oil,
! Sugar, Fish, Tar,
| Tea, Salt, Resin,
Spices, Hams, Pitch,
Tobacco, Shoulders, Oakum
| Cigars, Flour, Robes.
Vinegar, Fluid, Cacined Plaster
! Cheese, Soap, Candies &c.
S. II. Molasses. Syrups. n. o. N Glasses.
Also, Cement, Safety Fuse, Crow Bars,
sledges, Iron aud y ais, for sale a, very small
profits.
July 3, rs5s.-iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-06-25
Health ! Health !! Hsalth!!!
!YlE MOST REMARKABLE CURE on
RECORD.
DR.. swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF
CHERRY.


:" lid CHERRY
PoiNT OF Rocks, FREDSRick COUNTY, MD.
Or SwAYSE :--Dear Sir--Beleving II a duty eve to
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aaNo hioWn one oi the most extraordinary cuics IN my
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nj Though the cavity ol my breast with uppaI
uended with violent cough, day and night, loss of up
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y case hnye.ss and beyond the power uf medicine.
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0S d.. days sickness for elehtey hlonths.
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The subscriber is well acquainted with Thomas Dixon
nj can tes! that he has been sicted above repre-
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JAMES r. DURBoRow,
Pastor of Berlin Circuit. Baltimore Conference,
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!sf:h ish Street, Philadelphia.
SOLD At
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Nav .th, 1850
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-19
McGREGoR IOWA. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 19, 1859 80 W

months of their life. During this period,
their minds were just in that state that i'm
pressions might be made, that Influence
their conduct in all after life. Now, said
he, you can make your influence felt in all
after ages; and the future governors of the
barnyards may be controlled, in a great
measure, by the principles which you in
culcated during their minority. Thus YOU
will have greater influence than any other
class, in determining the character Of pub
lie roostels. And certainly, he added, they
might perceive that to have the business oil
forming the character of the governors, and
then take the field as public chickens
themselves, would be attending to more
than their share Of public matters. ~ "+
a- The oid bird said he had but a single
word to say to those rcosters who had fay.
ored the folly Of the hens, and then he
would fly down. 1t was this--that it ap-
peared to him him it would be much more
easy for them to doff their combs and their
spurs, and to have the flash feathers in
their tails pulled out, and thus accommodate
themselves to the appearance and duties
of the hens, than for the hens to assume
their appearance and duties -s.. ...s.' rs.
Whilst this address was being delivered,
it was perceived that the disafected hens,
and those ROSTERS who had made common
cause with them, turned their eyes askant,
and closed their ears against the unanswer-
able arguments Of their counselor. And
no sooner did he fly down, than one of the
most forward of the biddics tapped her
wings, and moved the following resolution:
That the crowings and cacklings of the
chicken-cock were entirely out of order,
and that they neither deserve the name OF
chicken cock, chanticleer nor rooster.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-19

W-Why does black hen lay white
eggs? Because she can't lay them Of any
other color. '& "t -'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-19

- The stream of this life forks; and
religion is apt to run in one channel, and
business in another. ~, ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-19
Written for the Times,
Our Countryss Hope.


Through the cloudy present, an age Of
degeneracy, fraught with its gigantic evils,
among which may be considered paramount
are slavery, intemperance, and political cor
rnption; we behold the hope Of our coun-
try in the free schools; in the youth of our
land. And the common schools constitute
the true field for great and radical reforms
in human nature. We may stay the tide
of intemperance and corruption, and check
the onward march Of sin and wrctchedncss,
by appealing to the intelligence of the aged
and fallen, and pcrsuading them to leave
their haunts Of vice, and refrain from the
use Of Intoxicating drinks-but it is upor,
the minds of the young alone, that we can
establish principles Of virtue and goodness,
and fixed habits, that will shield them from
all which is calculated to do them harm and
destroy their peace and happiness. And
should this field be neglected, uncarcd for,
dark and despondins indeed, would be the
future, the brightest star Of our country's
hope would be shut from view; the future
prosperity Of our nation would be anything
but promising, and the very foundation of
our government would crumblc and fall to
pieces. Perhaps, there are few who con-
slider how much our country will b> affect.
ed, ten or fifteen years hence, by the COM
mon schools; but a moments reflection will
convince any one of this fact. The rosy
checked girls and haxen headed boys Of
to-day, will have then entered upon the do
mestic and political arena Of life, and will
act in accordance with their previous edu-
cation. The influence they will then WELD
for the good of the State, will depend great
ly how they are cared for now. Aud while
these truths present themselves to our
minds, we should resolve to use our influ-
encc to encourage, to elevate, and sustain
the free and common schools. o. D. E.
Wagner, September 18th, 1859. .
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-19

A Southern paper thinks it would be
hard to find anywhere, more lawyers, doc
tors, cofonels, captains, majors and squircs.
more legislation, and laws less understood,
more migratory population, more half cook.
ed biscuit, harder corn dodgers, hess care
for expenses, more regard for females, more
20 shsadatiyeness,s more bibles and more
novels, moro religion and more devils, mQEs
asnSs as~kiness sd orS asaseeus s sssanSoas, s il.
safe banks, more pitching horses and swk.
ward dancers, than in our beloved and HON
ored United States" ..-.e.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-19
EI.YIAII ODET,T,

ATTORNEY and Counscllor at Law Ohics on Mar
street. in the new building adjoining the New forb
Store, up stars.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-19
THE CONFESSION,

THE CONFESSION. -
AhI we'll do remember,
That evening in september,
Silver stars were cleaning, .. s..
And the NON was beaninS
With love my soul was dreaming
dreams SO sweet!
Close he sat beside me -E
Who will dare to chidc ma?
lie called me ''charming creature"
Said each loving feature ...
Should be 10 him u teacher,
While he lived
Vowed be lored me biindly,
Then he begged rae kindly
For pledge Of sweetness
From my lip>' repletensss,
Said it was not weakness
But vine!
lie drew nearer, nearer
Held me clo@er--dearer
And while halt elated,
lie begged and waited, ,..-...'. .a..
Still he itated-- .-..
Said twas wrong.
Soffiy he was smiling
All MY fears beguiling,
Tenderly cares>ing 5sf-
Ny hair with many blessing ,
blush while now confessing--
But loved
Iyielded--ah twas thrilling,
Dreams Of bliss fulfilling
Vain was all regrettiug; rso b.
I ceased coquetting, .-...... .... . ..,,
Its idle arts forgetting--
My heart Is his o..
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WHOLE NO. 157.

lungs the articulation was generally indis-
tinct and unintclligibls. ..,...., ,
A correspondent of the Cincinnati Times
says: At fifteen minutes past O'clock
this A. NJ, David G. Broderick, United
States Senator, breathed his last Gloom
and sorrow pcrvade the whole community ::
flags are at halfmast, stores are closed, and
all the public buildings, and even private
houses, are being dressed in Grape. ~r. r
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-19
THOS ARNOLD,

Dro,er Money loaned on good security Funds safely
aud at fac orily ted ;.Bond' nad Mortgage ne,
votiated and all actions promptly attended
p q Nee No G3 Main street, McCirc.or 0l-tf.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-19
Fayetse Correspondenee.

~or .:aea.aa a FAYErTE, Oct. 1lth, 1859. i
Nr Editor Indian Summer, beauti-
ful, smoky, warm, sunny, glorious Indian
summer in all its wonted loveliness is ours.
Yes, it has come again: come with its
lengthening evenings come y ith its
brown, scar, yellow forests, falling leaves
and nuttings; come 'withits scenes ofhome-
made comfort, its gathered winter store,
and farmers respite Yes, come with its
fairs, and its elcctions,. and this time it
brought to this country sable stranger
from the south, or from barbarism, called
barbecue. Indian summer, symbol Of the
peaceful, old age Of a we'll spent life, when
memories and mcditations throng upon one
and he lives in the past
The Fall term Of our University has CON-
menced with quite fiattering prospects. A
goodly number arc in attendance, and a
larger number of advanced students than
ever before, The first catalogue will be rea-
dy in a few days. We are much afflicted by
the death of Rev. Moses Crow, D. D., Pro.
fessor Of the Hebrew Language and Biblical
Literature. He was teaching here year
ago, but was obliged to desist and return
to New York for his health. He died at
Geneva, N. Y, on the I'd inst. His funeral
services at this place will take place on the
22d inst; sermon, with sketch of his life
and labors, by President Bugbee.
News generally is rather scarce; our
quiet town goes on with its usual harmony.
Politics are raging little to-day, it being
election, but for one Of 50 much importance
never saw so little excitement. BY the
way Mr.. Editor, what a fine place it is
around the polls to study human nature !;
what fine place to learn tho bears and bulls,
the bantams and whitfets of community
What broad field for Young America TO
exhibit itself! Apropos: l must relate
an incident or two of Young Americanis,n
which happened here in town, and which l
will vouch for. One, a little curly-hcadcd
four year-old came home from school one
Mi ght, and throwing down his primmer, re-
marked with great gravity and decision !;
II am not going to Mr.. A. any more"
|"Why ?" asked his mother. Because he
sauces me-" replied the urchin. Tho other,
also a four r-ycar-old, was punished by his
mother for some trifling offense, and made
to sit down and sit STILL His mother Sec
ing he was much troubled with the pouts,
asked him; do you wish would 80 away!
No. said he Il don't wish that, but wish
you had never come to this country
Have you any smarter boys at McGregor
rono.;n tr,,lx, &c r. F.
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No MoRE WALrzlNG, &c.-A great revo-
luton, it is stated by New York writer is
about to take place in the dancing world
The polka redowa dances, waltzes, and all
kinds of dancing which involves the whirl.
ing motion, or exaggerated agitation OF
skirts are to be utterly excluded from ''good
society" There are two reasons for this.
Middle-aged ladies dc. not stand an equal
chance with the younger ladies III the MINI
BILE pas, particularly when such dances sue
ceed one another during an entire evening.
Another reason is-hoops. A young lady
was wdtzing in Paris, and her guardian
standing near. During a momentary pause
he said to her, 81 saw them--they're blue: y
Now, the young lady had blue rosettas IN
her slippers and also blue garters. Though
uncertain as to which her guardian referred,
she concluded to stop waltzing in the ex-
pandcd crinoline she then wore. For like
canse, ''good" society is going to frown up
on all round dancing as long as hoops are
worn. Hoops, fn rapid walz, make %
extensive display and hoops cannot be dis
p:nsed With ..-. ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-19

:5ss Bald headed men take joke the
more easily, because they are not at the
trouble Of gettin. II Through their hair.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-12
steue Sitter.

SO. %, GBsit !6amtltcns5traGe, slaeutaun,
III ieBt nit etnsm neuen uno auS8ejednstsn Stpd
Der i4Bniten, beifen unp neumppigisn
Siiten, 8nppcn unb allcn 9trtrn SpGt=
iaGr8z unb g9inter<6tten
ver'rQcn, unD bieIrI6en vtrtafen i9re @atsr ST ic
ttuigen @rrtlen, ais Te in ten SeeTSSten unierer
llaipn Sertauft wrrpen tGnnen. S4r Stpd III
jebt ganS ner, rnp Ne 2lrtiiel in iGren 6a4e tIns
Men nAt IN SaEnGeit, 0Ute unD giui3tet iibers
trOifen werprn-unO pa fe Den einltgcn Scl!IlSns
pign 9Wts, &appen> rnO 6WrsStoDr in pieicr
Stapt talten, 70 tann man fi4 parauf 9erlabsn,
baB ie ale 3u tpiinlamee 2lrtittt tn tNrem 6aAc
beitanb9 gum Gerfauf 6alten. S9re Sttrn unb
Gappsn iinO mriliens BON ibrer eissnen 5abrifd.
tion. anO mer BON bnen fault, ruirp ltb ME be-
trogsn ftneen.
sGrSIt Fnb banf6ar fit bisber senp1rne tites
rats Runpfbait, unD bpfTeu auf fsrneren 3ulprud
cerIslten unD auf einen 3upa4S Der @6nnsr.
2laentaun, Mdr, 81. natS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-12
OjroRc 250r 2:aea9
fir Spdtia6r unb gGtntrr
gpprcQ um6 0Ecf3Qer.

"~Cp6sGtN IlGD SSlGSSbCC$
Sdoeit' gds Der ,oamitton uuo istbsten StrOFe in
IUentauu,
fno icet aufS ausr0cite porbereitet, ole rst w tc.
0isuen, ote bet tbuen auiprethen. 9etr Iuo icebsn
pcn phltabstpbta ,urdtlsfcmneu nit siusm friitheR
8crratb pen @dtGru, bic mir dbGrjeuat ine init ocs
uen pen iraeno snsm ouetru GtabligimGnt in Der
Staot tcmpetreu tSunen. 2Btr psrtaufsn an Den
nteosriten 8aar9cto preTsn uno t6uneu usort9er
uertnufsn als ats anosra, wril mir aars gu Guicb:
prsten entaufsn.
Scrtige Slriter
bateu mir cine bsrrtibs ausruabt auf oanb bic mir
81 fsbr bIi9sn pretltn fdr 9aar rIrtauftn. Infer
Sted befisbt aus Srad;, Dre9s, 8sbdltss. un0 ut=
bsrs@Sden pcn alien 1rt n; Sttes:8elpet, Scibeue
unO ale anosrn Nrttn 18titen octn pou ieeer Art
Spsrbal6, ,0ra9tn, osmorn, Stct6, oalsttiher un5
onOsrn artifltn, Die aus untrln Tatb 0sbroutbt ner
rsn.- llnfrre 8lsioer perosn a0s uuitr unItrtr ci
9tuen aufRebt prrferti9t.
SunSen Nrteit
finb mir 3u alien 3Iitsn Gsreit. auf @titcDuno 3u
MAIDEN. unO Ca nit nur Die tsitsn SinOs teb ftt
gen, 70 t6nnsn mir fdr ale uuers artsi.u 9atiteBtn
SrpreQ unb Meeaer.
aGsntoun, Stpt. 8. mol Z
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-12
Gin berrItder Stpd
SSsimtcr > Sitter.
l)reinia, lleligb nuO Drrinig,

Standardization has Qutllfum oag fie an ibrem
ValaIt6hnlibsn Rleiosricbr, in Der Bet; 6amittcuf
5tra6e, &c. IL, uno naGs bel 9Jrlers apctbsfe 9ss
9enparti9 stnsn berrlihsn @erratb
Son 9Sinter Gleiber
ouf oano babsn-3srstbs III rpsit srSGsr als u Ire
oenp elmer Belt pcrber uro br gtabliiement bas BETS
ein9crihteiie in aIentauu.-5ic hatten allies pstess
pcn SR6nnern uno 8naben in eneni Sleioerltebr
ae(iht piro, pelhe artitet afIs an fsbr nisorsn
prsigpu perfauft peroeu.-Sie bemdben fitb habsi
INNER Dap ibrs gBaorsn ltcs ron pcr,d9lider Ggte,
nsucm Stpls, uno auf bic belts @ee perfsrti9t fuo
-mebr 70, ais iie in ir9eno ensm @tatlifement IN
olsler Staot an9etrcffen rcresn. 9Ruft eaber BET
t1ucn on Dem
0ef1mafYpflen Geiber 6aus
an. uub ibr msroet fuoeu, oaB oits bsr Srt fr als
it.-Sbrs Mintsr @intdufe ltblisBsn ueue uno ass
rpGnlbte Shtes in fich lcthe Die in teiuem anoeru
8aufmanus:S :Shnetoer:G GtatIiemsntin auentauu ans
astrcf1en rperoen tSnusn.-Sbre Sitter ino nit bsr
auersrS6ten Scr9fa!t aussewdbtt. uno perbsn nadp
Den neueten StrteS unp Ealbicus auf9sm atbt uno
perpen oewarnt boe fe geraee sas fno, fir pas fie
bei eem 8erfGuf reprefentirt nftoen lbaltet Cd inn
SeoGbtnig, baa Gin iseee Rteiounasffid pscbes in
niefym Gtabtment pcrfouff wrb ron ihnen fltlf 9es
untt miro, uuo eaB mou fcb oabsr oarauf pertaGenI
tann bos ois r6ci aut uu6 eaucrbat III. - liuterI
jbr9m un9ehrurru 1hrrtsment inoct man:
Gm,, ole Grtsn arttfrt. bic fdr Binter 8leiber|
perlnnot perten tSnnen.
Die Gerubmtsifs Statiaths in 9e;us ouf 8rsinis,
Nstiqb uno 8rCirt0s GtObr. 1T eie. a 8 fis fuel
s q b Fan n, uno baher fErren Re
SiQi5er Orrfdufen, ais ir8enb einise
ber dnefrn
lire SITTER mertsu urtsr brsr rjgsuru aufFht aufs
otmatbt unp 3uist. rob oueb njtb gum Meni9ffen ::
Sic pcrtoufen ri,Gtts uur FL oa E was f eI
10 IT ii u Il n p.-Sie haUsa oub eiuen 9rceenI
5rd rcn
9aletUAcr, !5tnten, Gpliars. gErtcr ,Striinrfe, :,
Inter 9fmrsn, llnCrs 6clcn BON alien &rten
unO turs 4u!s ws,hs5 BswSbulit in Strtrs eiefsr|
trt 9sbaltsn miro.
HufI an unr tb9t ibrr c5tNr, ets abr cn1pO
Fauat, zen it jtisn lbrt 9Saoreu ale 9ani 9erns.-
ncem js pgriihrrt fibtn ca5 allie bitislbs cine ees
naut linter'lbung outholtsn
Sir tiSbTils tittrat lluttyiUtauo ;rltsn fs ihsen
ltnmritdecr berSIihgu TouI unr mtrtsn th fsrnsrs
bin bttreten, rurb ttuj9e prcisC uno CUTE ArtitsI
Die 3ott ibrsr &untln rocb UNI ptsss iu psrmebrsn.
8retntg, Nelig9 mb greinis.
Stt. 13. 1853. uaboI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-12
$50 f ~ 6ti9
sSilr Oos 9Ssa6Gieaaat
6errli4r nenr Grpden=Qgnaren on trnl
Stpbr BON
Gntb un0 1oc0Gr,
.Jn Ger 5taot 2luentaun.
IN Ger 5taot 2iuentaun.

TNie llnrtr3eibnctsn fuo lreben urn pbitaostpbia
~ unp Nsupcrf nit etnsm un9ebsusr 9rc6en uno
pcbl 'i..n NhcrtemHnt rcn. Irodenen gseoren, 9rcs
Ssrstsn, SuienspoorSn, IT, 10, ;arf9efsbr
lib stus 70 bsrrlibe ausrpnbl bic in IuCntaun ntht
dbertrcfsn werosn tann-irele Gjdttr le an ben az
srniepri9isn Qrsfen ein9etauft, nuo AUDI ptsner an
einem gang 9eriusen prcft atta8sn wsrben - osnn
tbr SaOttr ru itstS lstn: ,.Sdbnelle @crtdufe uno
tsins Yrcfc," pcbsi is inlmer trcn9e nuf bic Sucs
reiTsn tbrer 5tunoen itben. Qber br ifei9cr Sted
if wsit 81 9rcG uno auS9eosbn ol6 baG man audi nur
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its in Itb lbtleEt bod sini9s pcni9e cusn nauls
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