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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

CURING \ CANINE.-A good naturcd friend
of ours, in the baking line, owned q very
fine dog which he valued highly for his
hihitCl symptoms of some bodily ai,ment,
whioh seSmta TO batile the viriae OF every
remedy that was applied for its relief
Under these circumstances the owner very
naturally began to entertain serious fears for
the dogs recovery, when an individual pre-
sented himself who promised, for the tri-
fling sum of one dollar 10 qRiot the pnim0l in
Title less than 40 time. The owners eyes
frightened up at the proposal, and he in
stantly concluded the bargain by handing
over the dollar and the dog. The soi-diStdnt
physician took charge of both and then pro-
cceded to druggists where, for o small
sum of five cents, he procured a dose of
poison, which he lost no time in administer
ing to the dog, and the consequence was,
! that in less than half an hour the animal
! slept the sleep that knows no waking"
! How is the dog ~ asked the owner, of
the physician, few days aeftrwards.
Quiot--quiet-she gave few groGns,
| described short ci,ole several times, then
finally laid down, gave several spasmodic
kicks and"
"What is the deg dead - calculated tho
owner with the utmo5t astonishment depict
od ON his countenanCe,
! Dead OF course he is replied the ply
lician "didn't | promise to quiet him'
ooh, yes, hut thCR-yOu knOw-the fact
| is--god morning sir" and the owner of the
! dog incontinently sloped, having by this
! time "smelt an exceedingly lerge-sized mice
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

The rc',els wondered,
As the cannon thOnderrtl
And stiN their wonder site,
AT the strange ptOAIs,
OF this small man BaNks
And wondered what nezt nc woald d6,
After rubbing their eyes
In strange surprise,
II was suddenly mate % ae#,eat-
That Vicks,Wr9 must MM
If there Is any virtue At an
In shot, she'll and ball,
with yuu-boats IN front ead Banks, TT the
rear
when this Rebellion Is oven
And che rebels crushed W enitN
Some may learn,
ON our soldiets retNrn,
How much this Union Il worth,
However much ii may eost
But littlo has been lost,
Ii we save the nation ot cst brth.
But of all the evils Of the war
None has So tdruished bUr MmS
Or cast such stigma 0u our hame
"A the Anglo pirate Se,nmes.
SMahcs Of Decatur ttUn ana tbNts
Whose plorcs OF the past
Are thus dimmed ana bettNst,
Even your mouldcrlng bohce,
Now at peace,
should serve to inapire
Apathots dcsire
10 sweep this rrbN itc,n the sess,
Nov let your CARRIER have
4 word on two about pclS
Nor think it uhkiNd
lfhe should crave
4 little ror himself
Which Ne thinks his dUs
For serving you.
The rcmcnbiahce of the smilee ana 10y,
This Ntte MinYs tN She rlHter hoy,
Wlll also cnable yoN to saN
IN after times,
And other cliNte2,-
VI did ONE plorioos Act lash New Nests
day"
With this advice, rnd NY cain
Wishing "tiOpW New year" Is seN at.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

NEWEST INVENTION FOR WAKING Up "A
letter from London mentions the following
novelty amGns the wonders of the London
Exhibition: "Yhe llorning Friend" consists
of lounge or sofa, high round box and a
clock, You go to sleep ON the lounge, which
is a sort of bed. AZ the proper hour for
rising, the clock sounds an alarm-long and
loud. At the same moment something creeps
up over the end cf the lounge and pulls OFT
your nightcap; while this Is going on,
match is lighted, q cup of coffee placed there
cold the night before begins to warm, and
by the time you are dressed is ready for you
But if you still sleep after all this, the clock,
after i've minutes more, sounds another alarm
and the sofa ON which you are sleeping soft
ly tips up on one end and puts you ON your
feet What do you think of the Morning
Friend Z"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
MAM MnLALA NArrNnn MLp lLnRaNs.

llaW MolNES CAPTURE Wild lioRsEs.-
Whenever wolves associate together for mis-
rRleG there is always q numerous train Of
smaller ones ia follow in the rear auu act as
0uNjlmres in the work Of destruction. Two
hvge wolves are sufficient to destroy the
u1ust plWeriUl horse, and seldom more than
two ever begin tho assault, although there
may be q score in the gang. Ii is no less
curious than amusing, to Witness their ingc-
pious mode of attack, Ii there is no snow,
og but little ON the ground, two wolves ap-
preach IN the most playful manner lying
rolling and trisking about until the too ere
dUloUs apd wsUspvcting victim is complete
y put oil his guard by curiosity and iamili-
gyity, punng this tlmo the gang squatting,
Vro locking ON ~, a distance, After some
time spent IN this way, the two assallants
separate, when one approaches the horses
head and the other his tail with shyuess
aud cunning peculiar "a themselves At
this stage Of the attack their holicsome gp-
pruaohcs becumc very interesting, the former
is "a Ncre dcCvy, tho latter IS the real assail
amt aud Keeps his eyes steadily fixed on the
RamsUing or flank OF the horse, The criti-
cal moment Is thou Watched, aud they attack
simultaneously both wolves spring at their
victim at the same iu- tant- to The throat
Che o,hey 10 tha huk-apd il successful,
which thoy generally are, the hind oneucyor
Nts go his hold tin the horse Is completely
disabled mstlad OF spyiping forward or
Sticking 90 discpgagehimsolf, the horse turns
round and rouud without attempting q de
fence TheWolC before, then springs behind
toa-,jst the other The SHOWS arc soon cut
aud i'm half ,ht line chat have been de
crihmg iL the horse is on his side; his
,russloa aro cuitles tho victory B Won.
nY thia signal tha lockers on close in at a
gAloR tAe small hy of followers keep at a
distance, until their supenogs are gorged,
and thcu tAcl take their turn unmolested
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
JOE PRINTINa

We hsye connected With or cstaSlisbmcnt we'll
'elected JOB OFPICE, Which will enable US 10
execute, in The norted style. every variety
Printing
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
TEAMS OF ADyERTIsEsG.

One square of 10 lines, times, ~ 90
Byery subsequent insertion, -
Dps square, Smopths, 500
Sx months, O9
One year, 100
Blisipess Cards pf lines. per snnum, 90
Merchants sRd others advertising by tho year,
Win TIE pigilege of iLserting different sd-
FertisiGg weekly 10 90
Bpsipfs notices Inserted in the Local CoLrsE, or
betore Marriages and Deaths, FIVE CENTS PER
LINE for each insertiop,
tg' Larger Advertisements as per agreement.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

lbgyelIoW ltysy h4s eat.,.y disappeared
Coon fort Rayel
lhg paper mills ol the state Of Maine are
IoFeea to stop manufacturing toT the Napl
olwga
II u reported chat Geuoul Mcclellan Is
hA0W tQ became q permanent resident oi
New NprA, and viii occupy house pur
ahWdroeegtk at the eorner'of lhirty ulpth
sIree' ead 'HNl avenue.
lto Wler ol sha soaA az rempcganes
uumbpg IN North Amerca about iO0.OQQ
msmbsiA Npd lio0Q hdl Visitors
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

The so, Louis Union states, apparently by
authority, that COY Wor Gamble OF Missouri
has become an omancipatonist,
The Postmaster General has given orlers
for the redemption Of an postage stamps
which have been used as u currency.
The woman who never iuteri,rel with hor
husbands affairs arrived in town the other
day, She is an old maid.
GAS You tell me how thc worl saloon
Is spalt ~ was ssked Of a cookney by a quiz
llcal follow, Certainly nid tue l.ondoa,
en- with look of triumph, there's hes,
and a hay and a he'll, and two loes, aud q
hen.N
Two pEAcoAs Nrre oncr dispV,Hg about
the proposed silR Cor neN graveyard, whea
the lrst remarked, 'll Rller be blrled Ia
that srOuId as long as live
What ana QhaliAaie ulan, sad the sleon,l,
n my va lt pared | vii
love II Dat SIGHT ohsn les,l, ,o ulasria.s
with iht "a shut
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

How DO loU Do THAT'S English and
Amorican, How do you carry yourself n
That's French. How do you stand r.
that's Italian. "Ilow do you find yourselfi"
That's German. "lIqw d4 you fare r. That's
Dutch, "ll0w can you I" That's Swedish.
"lIow do YOU pcrspirc ~ That's Egyptian,
How is your stomach Have You eaten
your rice Z" That's Chinese. GLOW do YOU
have yourself" That's Polish. How do
you live on ~ That's Russian. MAY thy
shadow never he less n That's Persian -
and all mean much the same thing,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
sac ~, Iauis,


thHtfHHl eAaff tNNffH lhif4 aH4 F0WNi
FHllApELFHIA
TtNit pAlefaxI xIei lggigg leased fors term Of
Fssis ilis l4pulgI lVpse LsYe lhe pleasure OF
s'tHHtale4 q ilAf lie4i5 sni lhe travelling com
HtAnF asa Z n H4s elfp lof neEgeePllop oi gpesi'
t4HltiF fslefaifi spi IrRNei n y supfrid manner
~ slalit4 li sFe lsTge Arll Tepilgied and fur
psla II AslelH allt ~ i ceuualy locatei,
.4iaUs i4.4 li.ie ,ieiuiiy u iLe Casiola Housc
~ GA.t s4l lL- lqlp Esebaage
Cs.-e alL ile Hnle E v hestggTgui ioT he
! aAl.ls4eA n l4e HqeuiAg le EuIolea-
Its fisfN haHi hoh llTecig seven DJllprs
lliafh se.a 4IAg " igesilDu
a4sl 4rtlsy lskIs Mas lo' nsFslsp''
pE4RE AEIL,ov
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10


OF Six Hundred Thousand men,
Where brave hearts, East, West and North
Went forth
To conquer or to die,
Under the glorious flag
That led the hosts of Washington,
And gave us victory
At Runkors hin and Lexington,
Who would have Thought
Two years ago,
That this glorious land,
Should he thus laid low,
by traitors hand,
And tho crimson gore
OF many patriot sire and son,
BE made to run,
From every pore;
Caused by y fMtricilal blow,
OF a worse than foreign foe,
But why should man, short sighted man,
Attempt to sean
Gods unalterable decree
Heaven only knows, perhaps this scourgc
, This carnival of iratcrnal blood
Ia kindly intended for our future good,
While migrate traitors with dem0niac yell
Tramplc on all that's great and good,
And convert into one vast solimde--
Into IN earthly HE'LL
Where once had stood
A mighty nation of one Brotherhood.
just thirty years ago,
Treason first raised its gorgon head,
Under the traitorous lead
| OF Carolinas most gifted son,
Who stood ready to sever,
Then, and forever,
the Cnion Of these ohcc happy Stetes
The glorious work Of Washington.
But in that eycnttNl hour
God, in his goodness, to US had sent,
! As it wcrc,
A gift from Heaven
And earthly shield and poweh
A jackson for our President
Who gave traitors to understand
That this was frccdoms land-
Who with that zeal
That patriots only ftcl--
"Ry the Eternal swore,
That that he "would hang"
The whole traitorous gang,
"lIigh as lIamau" hung of yore
| If any Of the traitorous band
| Dared to raise his rebel hsnd
The chivalry covering stood,
Trembling with mccrainy-
! They knew the moro than Roman for,iuulc
Of that stern old man,
And that hut span
Was betwiNt them and eternity,
/ Treason did not then dare,
With bra2cn front appear
In our Legislative halls
And control With promise or with Mr,at
The President and tul Cabinet,
] No thieymg Secretary thcp, like FnyA
To steal the nations armament
Under the nosc Of the President
No teachorous, bmgling fnanclch
Like Cobb was there 10 ruin and prastrat,
The crodi: of the State
No swindlng SECRETARY th,rN
| To rob- like Thompson tho "bonds W trust
Aud leave the North In vile disgust
Alas What diAsrencs between now an,
then,
When democracy taught
That principles, not moa,"
Wcra the doctrines of Jea,non
Now, a new tangled rale
OF the bastarl Bpckmrdge sehool
Is the trading politicians plan
ANY thing Ga suvccedH
Is the new political creeA
No matter What the man,
So that he be a partisan,
What o'er may he said
by niopd ~ he,
of Father Abraham A. pgssl,nL
An bis actions show
Ills honesty and gaod m,,a,
Though porhaps Il should Ne sAid
ope grant mislaAe Nas ma,h
When Iameon l,n "a, Isblus,
The soldi'D of ,hs Alslaas h,a,a
NhoWpr lhyy arH
Viii Not Soon hlgA
Their aalunolh kmlll ,ata,
Apd hops lhal bly,slaas MA, all,Al
lle Nho haa bs,a ,ss ,alll,te NpaA
"Nhep l. nagAs g. i na Naser am{i,,o
hpl has ps,isi lAlA hslpn
une ane sunday malnlnu
without lhg ksfl NMAMA
Wen WAs . Alnmg NJ ,hs pyaa
/ Nhgn shlp alsl ihlp aplsAl,A
Ahsu sannoas lhval,isl anl pAllal
rhpefl
hashl sai hh vhgls Nwl vAN ~,
nllflpi
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
OLD SERIES, vol, 23, NO, lG.
l.sHnNHsE TMATAA0s. nNEHlr
Vhe FeWieh oFigia Pf the gelebFqted Legend
Npbe HPHge that Jack Buns"


As the occupation and pleasures NJ child
heed pGdHGR 2 powerful impression upon
The MRmQrg, II IL probable almQst every
regdGr WIlQ has PASSED bis infaptile Day in
an EHMiah nursery reGQllects the delight
Wilil Which hG repeated that pHeTlIe inRlinR
jlaend, uIhG ilGHse that lgck Built" Very
tGW, hgWGyef, RFe at all aware of the origin
Rl iGrW n its fGml9sirion, or the particular
GNbjpG Il was designed 10 Illustrate And
ipWlr atill would sllspect that u is only an
accommodated and alierld translation of an
RnGItFt Eayabolipal hBmn, sung Wy the jews
~ me ifR3t gf Che Passover, and commemor-
dive M lhR piHlipll cynnls ~ the history
n tNat FppPlR. fEt SUCH u actually the
Mgi llh4 gllB'uAl w. ma ghaldpa language
IL HgW Wing bei1rR nae, and o. il may NOT
te WiNiirstilg 70 the readers Of lhG Con
Magazine, ! Wili here furnish
HEN Vllh 2 literal TRANSLATION Of it, and
lhGn EAd tbl Interpretation as given by y.
n ieheleeltr leipAGl l13l, The hymn Itself
II tplmd IN osaPler ilaggalql," vol, aS.
|. 4 lAA, q kid, my father bought,
t0r iva pieces AZ money
\ SID Q sid,
g. Then came lhp cat, and ple ,he kil,
That my father hoHght
lgr Two pieces money
A Kid. a kid.
g. Then GQme he dog, that bit the cal,
IhAt ate the sd, &c,
A. Then came the staff thal beat the dog
That Lit the cat, &c,
D. Then came the five, and burned the
ubot Lrnt tbo d,o GO
ou'' '.'' WV .'s' WV.
w. lhp' came we WaleF, El''t lNohehHe
tNp 'lIpI
'NNt pNG''iN tNl stan, Ap'
T. Then came the OK, and drank the
water
That aueurhel the FIRE, 80.
nn
p fNp'' tN''p fNp pN'pNeF Nl'e s'pW thu
mn ,p&i
lNNt tNN1 NFNNN ll'p WalpF, &c
Q ThGu came the ANGEL af death and kill
pd the butcher,
That slew the OK, Sc,
,o m o ill.,,
W. 'hrN t4Np t''p iiN'S ''u, p'usaoa po
,.,lp,
Nha hulpl We nNsp, W "l"''''
IiNt h'Npn 'hp NNtpNp',
IhNt s'PN wv NAi
hNNl NFNNh we WA'el
IlNl lNpNp4pl lhp ITe'
,hNN. ,N'Nph 'np s'N"'
,tIMt iVNt 'Np N"s'
hhW Wv wv wv
mnNl WV I'W NNi -
INNt NN '9Nh'F 'WusNF
FpE we P'1psa ~ money
\ hl'p y Kid
mls G,llevies Ia the interpretation
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
HOW TO PROMOTE DOMESTIC
HAPPINESS.

HOW TO PROMOTE DOMESTIC
HAPPINESS,
Said Mrs, Smith to Mrs Brown,
As they were walking through the town,
Where do you do your shopping
That dress you're in, SO neat and hne,
That when | see IT, really mine
Looks positively shocking
I'm sure your husband, Mrs brown
huY don't be angry, pout and noSl-
L. not 20 rich ps mine,
And yel you can ahUgd to buy
Just tsiee as much or more ihsn
And how cannot divine"
Says Mrs Brown to Mrs Smith
" The reason you u be startled with,
IL is SO simple, clear
You buy on credit, for cash,
| buy bargains. you buy trash
! cheap while you pay dear
"Nhene or you want dress or shaul,
a collar hose or Whal-nol' call
AZ The cheap MAMNOTH STORE,
They II sell you goods 90 very low
That you vii cease % Nonder
How much rich goods lYe we're
Ny husband a. you truly say,
~ poorer far, than yours O-dpy,
And set ] csn buy more,
bccausc each dollar Of hls few
u " Ap. lAsi as good w ihui
AZ lbs elleap MANAoIa sToRE %
81 salitlei Bas Mrs Smith
Niih MIs Browne neY arigh,
meue which did convince
4he hIsi and opened 50 her cyos,
she husu ceased ~ pauonife
Ihp MAAAoIu elg since
Ani poB, Bhen you chance 10 uest
Her Lpsland smith upon tho street,
Around iAe corner coming
ils face y lighted With smile
Hs siep elaslie-al lhe While
4 pleasant tune be hummias
Ladies IL like eaegt you Z SEQ
~ y4uT dear spouse Hhigb You gpd 10,
Peulance nee'T sHY lelurel
Jph Nu broRpf prescription n.y.
hul pll your W. " Dry doods bay
Ai Af eleag MAaHola sloRE
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
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The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1863-03-14
LEON GAUTIitER,
Encanteur. Public.
NOTICE.

COMMITTED to Jail at Marksville,
u runaway nrgfo man. who SAYS his
name is JOHN and says he l.rlongs to
Mr.. STOCKER Of NatchitocErs Par.
said boy is about IS yeats old, S feet S
inches high.
The ownrr is notified t. come forward,
prove property, pay charg"s and take
bin away OF lie Will: be dvut with nc
cordiugseto law. !
DORA aUIIL.OT
feb % JAiLos.
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STATE OFLHUls1ANA.
Parish of Avoyelles.
Seventh District Court A.,
Sa,cassion Of Neuvi'le Du,o:s de-.

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il - III f,iS PARISH containing Lofty :
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and l'''na Gauthler, Sou.htpy JANUS ~
i"ng'ns TO me tanaasl'ank' i'asszpt 81
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IT, 1's'tllcf WIN a!islte p'hl"lnss aiu
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HADRTEN:Uz;a d ge66le: de Ia Paro;ss
des AyoyelIes. & !. insgre maroon
GEORGE, qqNii Sc dit sappaften;r a Jos.
MAJ, de Biggsscapes st. Landry, II a 5 picds
ct I pouces De hut 81 est age de so ans.
"a lie. prorrietaire est ddment notiis de- re.
.clamer'sa proprietS CONFINEMENT 4 Ia loi.
Paroisse des Avoyelles, I Mars 1863. :
IA i. &: DORA GUILLOT,
.S&a SsE GIEa0L1EK.
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EDoCARD'n~ ~
Encanteur. Public.
CFLOUIsIANA.
PARISH OF Ay0YELLES.

S.g .ssioa If Angela rar5in deceased. VII:
orgn Eln
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INC p!I'sl! = sAyoyel!sII. otatr OF LOUIS.
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y ih' sast ana s!5he'. b:"''f' ny 'i!'
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THURSDAY, tho 19;li March, 1868.
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