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Sunbury American

Location

Sunbury, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1850

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Assam Tea Company Ad Opens Rare Tea Sale and Prize Draw

An 1850 advertisement from The Assam Tea Company promotes imported teas from Assam and offers a prize distribution plan. Purchasers receive a certificate entitling them to a chance in a prize draw, with 425 prizes totaling 2000 dollars. Lower priced teas allow cash purchase with a 10 percent reduction. country agents are sought.

Assam Tea Company Greenford Street New York Propeiatora Nvillon

New Store Opening in Sunbury on Market Street

John Buyers & Co announce a new store at the former dokin power building in Sunbury on Market Street. They offer a handsome assortment of cloths, clothing, linens, groceries, hardware, queensware, shoes, lamps, and country produce for exchange at favorable terms. Opened April 13, 1860.

Gmop Ty Dokin Power Market Street Sunbury HITE Wredow Lee Country John Buyers & CO

Failing offers low prices on dry goods and groceries

John W. Failing on Market Street Sunbury announces new stock of Falcy and staple dry goods for the season at lower prices. The assortment includes cloths, hosiery, linens, shawls, prints, and medicines with a general line of groceries hardware and liquor. Trade in county produce noted. Ref: Sunbury April 27 1850 and June 29 1850. The ad also promotes M rs Mary Water of Oak Orchard Springs tonic and Henry Mauser.

John W. Failing Market Street Sunbury Privey Uce Bunbury Oak Orchard Henry Maaser

Toil and Mind Unite in Nature's Fire

Poem urging man to embrace work and persistence. It extols labor as the driver of destiny and earthly achievement. The verse calls to press on, shaping fate through effort, capitalizing on inner fire, courage, and disciplined action to rise above hardship.

Pottee Charles River Pettee Parkman Henchman Kingley Fayal Fruit Street Mechanica Cragles’ Bridge

The Talismanic Coin and the Widow’s Revenge

After midnight Frederic marries a widow Lady Melville who is revealed as a former beggar turned rich wife. The tale traces a fortune built on a chance coin given by Frederic years earlier when the two first met in Paris. The “talisman” is the five franc piece that linked their fates, proving the husband unintendedly aided his own destiny.

Anne Lord Melville Madame de la Tour Frederic de la Tour St. Honore Frederic Lady Melville Melville Non Ace Fredetie Leistite Burgundy Paris Wales Devonshire Lyons Abd Alowat Melgil Lord Melgil Melvil England Lord Melvil Madam de la Tour

Crocodile and Birds Battle on Nile Banks

An ancient account describes bdella insects inside a crocodile’s mouth and a guardian bird named belle or goat that removes the pests. The tale notes the crocodile’s mouth cleaning, the bird’s aid, and the insects’ bites, with later claims reestablishing the anecdote’s authenticity.

Nile Heroditus Avistate Pliny

Baptism Customs in Russia and a Forgery Conviction

A description of Russian baptism rites shows priests using holy images and a large silver basin with water and wax tapers. The text notes winter baptisms, immersion risks, and the church allowing warm water. it also mentions concurrent baptisms and rare infant fatalities. Separately, the Prime Minister of Hesse Cassel has been tried and convicted of forgery.

Russia Plomgiera Fiymersiot Hesse Cassel

Confession of Professor Webster in Dr Parkman murder

The document details Webster's confession to Reverend Dr Potter as he killed Dr Parkman in a Cambridge laboratory. It describes the confrontation over payment, the fatal blow, the disposal of the body, burning of evidence, and Webster's attempts to conceal the crime. He.

Professor Webster DR. Parkman Pottin Parkman Gentleman Heelad Webster Het Regan Uts Lovelock Hosack Bin Viet L Labora Tory Beily Cambridge Boston Liulotiwli Terest

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