Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-25

A. L. Stewart, of, New York, pays his law
yer regular salary of $4,000 q year to
take entire charge of his legal business. The
fortunate lawyer thus. engaged 10 the we'll
known Judge Wilton.
The peach crop in New Jersy is hurt by
the frosts. -srh-. a r
The amount of grain in store at Chicago,
Milwaukee and Toledo on the first of April
amounted to upwards of 8,505, ,922 bushels.
How may you keep eggs fiom spelling ?
BY eating them when they're fresh.
1t is more than likely the late severe cold
weather has seriously damaged the pros.
poets of the fruit crop.
A match is about to be made between
Lucy Stone and Anna Dickinson, for the
championship as to who is the best scotd.
The Masons and Odd Fellows of Wash.
ington are contributing TO the Lincoln Mon.
ument to be erected in that city.
The Rev. Stephen II. Tying, jr., denies
that he has defed the authority of the
church, but says that he shall appeal to the
General Episcopal Convention.
Six weeks ago the Democratic papers were
very abusive of General Grant, because he
had 10 opinion now that he expresses the
opinion that impeac hment is justice to
Andrew johnson, the same journals rcdouble
the energy of their abuse.
Brick Pomeroy's advertisement for Con.
federate flag to hang in his sanctum does
not meet with universal favor among his
Southern friends. The Petersburg Inder
snubs him in the following fashion I'VE
doubt the propriety of sending the flag to
q man who didn't go to it. We haven't
much respect for this after the battle fer
vor."
There are seven million Jews in the
world, one.half of whom live in Europe.
Hon. John Bell, of Tennessee, is still alive,
and resides on the Cumberland river.
The streets in Detroit were recently
flooded, because of the obstruction oc the
sewers by cast off hoop skirts.
A lady in New York, aged 25, now en-.
joys the privilege of fourth husband, hav-
ing been three times divorced since she was
lS.
A man was arrested last week in Cincin.
natl, on a charge OF having slaughtered sew.
eral diseased cattle, for the purpose of con-
verting them into bologna sausages.
The London Spectator says of our General
W
into the fact will discern in the foresight,
! decision, seed, audacity, resolution, and
wise caution of Philip Sheridan something
Napoleonic Had he been born in France
ninety years ago, he would have become u
marshal and a duke"
| A Fifth Avenue lady has inst received q
medallion carpet for which she paid $ll ;.
! 900 at the Paris Exhibition.
! A LARGE VOLUME would not contain the
mass of testimony which has accumulated
! in favor of Wistar's Balsam Of WiId Cherry
! as safe, efficient and reliable remedy in
curing coughs, colds and pulmonary dis.
case. Many of the cures are truly wonder
! ful.
Queenstown is throngcd with young pco
! pie waiting for a chance to emigratc tc
! America Unless more steamers are put or
the various lines, all those who are thus
waiting cannot be brought over this year.
Lates, advices concerning Indian affairs
state that General Sheridan returned tC
/ Omaha from the Black Hills on Thursday
and was to leave for Leavenw orth on Sri
! day. The reports are that the Indians o
/ the Powder river country refuse TO trca
with the Commissioners until every white
man leaves the disputed territory. Mean
while, those who will not leave are being
driven away or killed.
Ex-Governor James Pollock, President O
the Board Of Trustees of Lafayette, has bcer
elected President of the "Society for tn,
Prevention OF Crucl,y to Animals" in Phil
adelphia.