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Hmtlmvg American,
SUNBUKY, SEPT. 23, 1871.
Itallroail Time Tobies.
N. C. R. W. .East. P. E. R. R.Wbst.
Buffalo Ex I've 4:10 o miKrle Mail, I've P-ns it m
Erie " " R:55 "
ElmlraMull " 11:45 "
Erie ' " 1:05 "
Sunbury Ac." 0:45ft m
Biiffitlo Ex. " 4:15
ElminiMftU " 12:45 pin
Lock II. Ac." 4:35 "
Erin Ex. " 0:60 "
SIIAMOKIS DIVISION N
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I.BAVB i ARRIVS
Bunbnry at 11:50 a ra'At Sunbury 8:45 am
" 4:40 pm ". 4:00 pm
D. IT. & W. R. R.
Leave Sniibnry 5:"5 a. in,, 4:115 i'nd 0:50 p. tn.
' Arr. at Bunbury 10:00 a m, !:20 nud 8:40 p in.
Accident Insurance. rickclB can be had of J.
Phlpm.m, Ticket Agent at the Depot,
focal Iffuirs.
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Sewino Machines. Miss Carollno Dallus la
the ugcul for the sale of tho tli'rce bcBt Bowing
Machines In existence, viz i "Tho Improved
Singer," "Grover A Baker" and "Domestic,"
which nro constantly on hand and sold nt rca
eonablo prices. Call nnd too them. Cllko cn
Market street, cast of the nillroid.
Go to A. N. Brioo, Esq., to get rebate. el for
tho West Ward. .
Go to James Beard, Esq., to get registers i for
the East Ward.
Fall Goons. J. 8. Marsh has Just opened tho
largest lot of Ready made Clothing ever brought
to Bunbury. Cull and see them. Nondvnnco In
Trices.
Anothkii largo lot of Furniture just received
lit B. L. Rnudoubush's Store, In Masonic Build
ings. Everything in the furniture lino may bo
had nt that establishment.
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Thoso coming next week arc Invited to cnll at
L. M. Yodeu'b Insurance Olllce.
Killed. On las Friday a miner, named Syl.
Tester lictlyoii, cf Dry Valley was killed nt Tre
vorton, by a fall of slate and fire clay.
Stoves. Three second hand heaters and
6toves, nearly no good as new for sale nt hulf
price. Enquire at this office.
Gents' Hue Ficuch Calf, Box-toe Boots, stitch
cd bottom, at tho Regulator.
The Peoi'i.e's Headquarters. Tho rngnlll
ccut Hall in the Third story of tho Mooro &
Disslngcr building, ou tho corner of Third nud
Market sts., Bunbury, have been lltted tip and
will be open every evening, from now until after
the October election. All who nro opposed to
fraud and corruption In public olllccg are earnest
ly invited to conic nnd reason together on. the
political questions of the day.
New Hot's,:;. Wo notice that Dr. J. G. Markle
is erecting two double brick dwelling houses, ou
cant Chestnut s-trt-tt. The foundations arc being
put up and the brick on tho ground. -Mr. George
linn iron has the contract for doing tho brick
work and Mr. Fiihncstook tho carpenter work.
Ann you Registered ? if not don't delay In
attending to it at once, hs it run onTy be done
until the 3UtU of September next, after which the
Krgittery will be closed.
IlE.iSOV.lIi OV TIIK AJIEIUCAX"
OFFIl.'K.
The "Nl'KKl'KY ASIEUIUA V Of
i!co 1:h keen rcMiovvOl it the
Moore & Ei:'!-i5;s",vr Stiiil'.UiiKN, on
the Vomer ol' Third ami .Market, ou
N?coi:3 E'ioov. full anil hco us la
our jjtnv iuiiri'rn.
Just Oit.ned. Miss L. Bhissler having ro
I'.iodelod and enlarged her store room on Market
street, has just opened tho largest assortment of
MillhKiy Gooi'.s ever exhibited in Bunbury.
Having spent u week in 1'hlhidelphi.i, she select
ed from the verybe.it cs'iiili'.ishinoi.ts, and is now
ready to sell to her many friends much superior
ui tides than heretofore. Ilcr stock embraces
every thing In the Millinery line nnd Is sold ut
tho most reasonable, prices.
n.OOO Rolls Wall Paper Just received ttt Llglit
lierV, cheap for cash.
Parads and Di:i;cation up a Red Men's
Ham.. A parade and the dedication of tho new
Hall of tho I. O. of It. M. of this place, will come
oil on Tuesday next, when a number of Tribes
from abroad are expected to participate. Tho
parade will take place at 10 o'clock, A. M., and
ill u P. M., t heir hull on Market street will be ded
icated. The dedication will be public and nil who
nre desirous of wit jessing the ceremonies are In
vited to attend.
M.i.MVOTii Peachf..'. The finest lot of peaches
that we have s en this eeuson, wero brought to
our (, lllce on Tuesday hut by Robert Campbell,
Etq., of I'pptr Augusta township. They were
nearly all of a size, measuring fi1., and T incurs
in circumference. They were the product of Mr.
Campbell's farm, au.l were probably tho ilucst
lot yet bronchi to town.
O wisa to tho removul of our olllce this week In tho
new brick building of Messrs. Moore nnd DUslng
cr, ou the Corner of Third uud Market streets,
tho "American" Is issueuono day ahead of time.
Although we nre not quite n comfortably fixed
ns we expect to he In a week or two, wo cxteud a
hearty Invitation to all tu give us n call and see
us hi our new quarters. We would further ttuto
that our Jobbing department Is in full operation,
nud that our books uro ktlll opeu for new subscri
bers at f 1.50 per ai'iium In advance.
Have yourself Registered, attend to It iu per
son, don't delay, reriember the bWth Is 'ho lust
day.
A I.imiii sai ply of ready-niado clothing hut
lust been miclio:! at fi. Hot .folder' slnru. nn
Third street, nu n's and boy's full .ull tuudo up
In tin Lite: i style, can bo had ut I Ho most reu
tollable prices.
Kmoiit TtMI-l.tu. I. argo iiiind.ori of tills
branch of tho Mu-,uiiiu ti.itcrult v iiu.t,,i.il ilironirl,
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this place during the early part of Ibo week, over
inu r, iv r.. u. and . c. k. w., eu loulo to Ual
tiiuore, lo participate in the IrU uului parade. Ou
1 uc4.iy morning ill legations fioiu Port Jorvls
llhigliainliiii. Ovtci:o. WuVtilv mnt Kliiilni. N
V., went down on ibu lu ., ,, ti.tln, uud while
Here inu ex client band of Ihu EI111I14 Cumiuau
ih ry laV'ind uur cliUciu with some lino iiuiole.
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n that W ilhlll u Wi ck f l.t It UUIIlln r ut rlml
ln.;ly d i:; ruus cuni. r fell. )iau iinid tliclr
l l" ai.iiico. How 1, 11 -j tbis number may bu cau
li 4 be I.iiuwii, ful Uiu eouiil. i ! il U til liturl
l uiltlcs that il I only m nit Hi ului.t ditltcully
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Tim Markbt iw Schbuht. Tho long wished
for Ordinance to establish a market In Bunbnry,
has lately been passed by our borongh Council,
and will bo found in anothor column. This
movement is one of great Importance to every
citizen, nnd should meet with tho co-operation of
all tho farmers of tills vicinity to render It a suc
cess. It Is not only nn advantage to the citizens
in tho town while tho peoplo of which will bo en
abled to buy a hotter artlclo, they will also savo
at least from SO to 60 per cent, on every artlclo
they purchase, and the fanner will be benefitted,
because he will get tho same prices ho does now
from thoso who buy so resell nt nn cxhorbltant
proOt, and will readily sell produce In a few hours
Instead of hawking through the town for a whole
day, without perhaps making sale. The purcha
sers will have the advantage of buying directly
from tho producer, nnd will snvo tho largo per
ccntago usually put on all products besides all
will stand onnn equality In procuring choice arti
cles. As tho peoplo of Bunbury generally hnvo
been paying higher prices tlinn our neighboring
towns, our farmer lricnds will no doubt nlwayB
find a ready snlo for their marketing, and tho
better the market Is supplied, tho sooner a mar
ket house will be erected to make it a permanent
a Hair. Wo hopo to sec on the morning of the 4th
of October, a lnrgo turn out of our fi lends In tho
country, to show their appreciation of this new
movement, and that the citizens will glvo them
encouragement to continue to bring In on every
murkiit day, a variety to select from.
Chonk's Steam Cooking Ari'AiiATi s. This Is
a new cooking utensil, which, by Its simplicity,
nud the cfllcicnt manner In which it performs Its'
work, will make it fcpulnr, If not an almost no
ccssary article In tho culinary art. Meats, Vego.
tables, Puddings, Hominy, Crocked Wheat, und
all other articles, nro thoroughly and rapidly
cooked, without burning, ns the whole process is
dono by steam. It is well known that potatoes,
nnd ninny other articles cooked by stenm, nro
much better thnn when cooked In water, whlto
manynrtlcies cannot be cooked. hi nny oilier way.
The apparatus consists of a series of four tin
boilers, lltted Into each other, tho lower one con
taining three or four quarts, furnishes the steuni.
which docs all tho work. It Is therefore econom
ical In the saving of luet, and ns six or eight
kinds of food can bo cooked over cno hole ou the
stove or range, It also economises room or spaco
on tho snme. In recommending It to our read
ers we do so from experience, having been Induc
ed to try one nt tho instance of n friend. Tho
apparatus Is for sulo by Jacob Eckcrt, of North
umberland, who is tha authorized ugent of tho
patentee.
Don't forget to seo that you nro registered.
Don't depend on others attending to seo to it
yourself. Tho 30th Is tho last day tho Registry
Is open.
The Aanicui.Ti'iur. Fair. The managers of
tho Agricultural Fair at this place, are actively
cngiigcd in pushing the work forward ou tho
groin ds so ns to have It completed by tho llr. t
day of opening. One of the main sheds for the
exhibition of iirtlcles has becu erected, together
with the Judges' stand, and other buildings ne
cessary. The expenses attending tho preparing of tho
grounds for the Fair have been very heavy ou
account of having to prcparo a new raco course,
and erecting new buildings. We hopo that In
view of tho spirited efforts that havo been inado
by tho managers that tho citizens of the county
generally will tako measures to make tho Fair a
success. Let our rural friends ut only preparo
to visit tho Fair, but exert themselves to mnko it
attractive by preparing to exhibit srock, vegeta
bles, or whatev.-r product they may havo of su
perior quality. The ladles should manifest nn
interest by preparing some of their handiwork
for exhibition, und our mechanics nud manufac
turers by placing on exhibition eucli nrlicles ns
iisphiy their Ingenuity and skill. The grouud Is
beautifully located, surrounded by the most mag
nlllcent scenery in Pennsylvania. So nil who
will pay It ii visit will bo doubly paid In viewing
natuie's handiwork ns well ns the best t-kill ami
ingenuity of our noble meehank'S.
Notice. Tho Members of tho Executive Com
mittee of tho Northumberland County Agricul
tural Society uro requested to meet at President's
Head Quarters, 011 the Fair Grounds, iu Sunbury,
on Monday the B'.th hist., at 10 o'clock. Punc
tual ut tendance is requested us business of impor
tance will bo truusaeted. By order of
JOS. BIRD, l'muhut.
G. V. Ai:;STUOsa, Secretary.
Busdav Si:iiooi.. A meeting of tho friends of
tho Bunbury School Interest iu this place, nnd vi
cinity was held lu tho upper room of tho Public
School House on Sunday last, ut 2 P. M. Tho
attendance ou this occasion was qulto large, nnd
the order excellent. Tho followiug named per
sons were elected officers for tho ensuing year.
B. G. Welch, Supt.; Orleans Longucre, Asst.
Bupt.j Saul K. llilc, See'y.t BcnJ. Welch, Treas
urer! O. II. Ostrander, I.lbrariaui J. M. John,
Asst. Librarian uud David Clllle, Janitor. After
an organization was effected tho meeting was
addressed by Rev. N. Crelghtou, of I'anville, lu
11 few earnest and appropriate remarks. Tho
Supt. then announced that until further notice,
class meetings would bo held iu that room, 011
every Tuesday evening, tit 8, P. M. Prayer
meetings on Friday evenings ut tho same hour
and Sunday School every SubbatU ufteruoou ut
3 P. M. JiiMrtiJe.
Pennsylvania Silt Kmuuts. Some live huu-
dred Kulght Templars of Pennsylvania, were oil
a visit to Washington, P. C, ou Tuesday lust,
where they wero cutcrtulned by their Masonic
brethren. Tho following extract we copy from
the A'uiiunui JtejnMkaii 1
"After tho reception was over uud supper had
been disposed or, tho bir Knlghls of St. John
Cointiinudery, headed by the fuuous Beck's bund,
started out lo pay their respects to the several
newspapers, t lie vhrunU le, VutHvt, uud Kerr it
l.ltAS wero honored lu succession, ul I'lteh olllce
the band pel I'm nilng hi lulu. liable stylo iupuliir
ulrs. Iu the ItKI'l m.K'AN ollieu Uiu suiutuiu was
luvuded, I lie uiamiglinr editor euptured, uud hd
a willing victim to (he balcony window, where ho
relumed thanks lor I lie compliment. This over,
a general personal liilereliuiigo of compliments
followed. I'be vUilors were uieoinpunltd by the
Kuulal problem ol tlio Peuii.ylvuiliu uociuliou,
Blr Kultjht A. A. MilMhir.
Ol'H voluiupoiury of IhoLcwUbuitf t'aiVMiW
acknowledges the reelpl ofulol of g'upes, up
plt uud pears hum uit 0I4 ulcrlbcr. AUo, a
lot ol Duluwure polulots from Duvld Bihoih, of
Ku.l lluir.ilo, which bu ..jook like a ntl of
I'Uutlvr while pigs." llu iuj 1-David Schruck
(uiiia 4b.lrh.-l) product u upplg jhul wui
grown hut year, und U 11111 lu beullliy coiidl
llou, You ,ot), there Ii uu discount 011 Kail Muf.
fulo piodutls, uu uiutwr wheilur lu the ihape of
hulls, rooii, or KtpuWictu nmJoiUW. t.i.i
Uull ilo U a true ui ilnj U pruJuulvu.
Ouk bull ClothliiK J 'hum Ii Ju.l uuw tbu lm.
Iiwl p'uts lu AiuutU, Wu uuhI lit iay "bu.y ui
ow for 4 strougir eumpaiUuii, wo .iy,
buy a W. A UU.
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Urmn name.-John Vlowi, t..,., of lln.U
' uuihlp, lui Imwu rIMlellu bis tti4i IK, uu
U huubury load Uiu llltoiiMo. Il.g lut.
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Second Growth. h T wng thought that the
terrible hall storm whlcli n-nent over Lewis and
Delaware townships In July Inst, Wntso eomplcto
In Its destruction that nothing was lrft to reward
tho farmers and others In thnt section for their
lnbors. In a great mensuro this is the case but
In many Instances a partial crop will bo gather
ed. Many fields of corn havo taken a new start,
and a half yield will bo tho consequence. Wo
nro told Hint a second growth of apples, grapes,
peaches, Ac, hang on tho trees and vines, nnd
other hull nro In full bloom. ll'aKonfoim Jit-cord.
Bynaooous Dedication'. Tho ceremonies at
tending tho dedication of U10 Jewish Synngoguo,
took phico on Friday, Bept. 8th. The procession
formed In front of tho residonco of Mr. Jacob
Lcob, In tho following order 1 Stoe's Sllvor Cor
net Band Color Bearers David Moyer and
Nathan Block ( Bearers of Keys Misses Mnlor,
Egcr and Goldsmith Little girls with lights
Misses Cohen nnd Wiener The Rabbis Tho
Committee The choir ( Twclvo boys represent
ing tho twclvo tribes ol Israel The invited guests
generally. Tho attendance of citizens was quite
large, nud tho character of the service Was beau
tiful. Iu order to prevent tho crowding nud con
fusion generally attendant upon such occasions
tho precaution had l'ecl'i taken, to Issuo tickets
for only such n number ns could be accommoda
ted w ithin tho building. The Synagogue is sinnll
but a very handsome cdlllee. The indicatory
sermon. Wi... dcllvcrd by Rev. Dr. Jastrow, of
Phlimlu., nd although ho experienced some 0111
bnrrnssn nt In making himself understood In
tho Eiu s'h language, yet tho sermon was a re
murknl.o production, and tho liberal sentiment
expressed was praiseworthy. To their credit It
may bo enld that the Jews havo built this neat
und pretty honso of worship, without soliciting
a single contribution from members of other do
lt miiuatlons. Dai.v.lle American.
Buhoi.art. Tho Cattuwlssa freight Depot nt
this place was broken Into on Tuesday night last
nnd a box of tobacco taken therefrom. Entrance
wub effected by tho breaking in of a 'window on
tho west side of the building. The tobacco taken
belong to Mr. Jo9. S. Denning, of Buffalo X.
RoudT, who hud been to tho depot ou Monday,
but concluded to leave tho tobacco until ho ciimo
agalu. Another proof that there Is "many a slip
between tho cup nnd tho lip." Jliltuniun.
We notico that Z. B. Gllucs, an old conductor,
who has been Invisible to the naked eye on tho
P. & E. trains for u season has again resumed
tho punch.
Ci.otiiiso. Our readers who uro nbout pur
chasing Fall Clothing, should not forget that el
egant establishment of Tlios. G. Noti, on Third
Street. Here you can get clothing made to order
that will compare with any Philadelphia estab
lishment at prices much less. Our friend Nott
Is a "Prince of good fellows," nud as to Ut und
quality, can suit tho most festulious.
Out cotcmporarics of the tUtonlim hnvo In
troduced stenm into their office, and nre runiiln!'
their press by steam pow er. We are happy to
note this prosperity of our neighbors, as it show s
that tho community in whieli they are located
appreciate a live newspaper. The ATtlbnlan Is uu
excellent paper, and deserves to succeed. Tho
business men lu that plaeo know the worth of
printers.
Sdniiury, Pa., Sept. 10, 1871.
Pursunnt to a call, tho teachers of Sunbury
met to-day for the purpose of organizing a teach
er's District Institute.
On motion, Mr. (i. G. Miller was elected Presi
dent, and .Mr. J. M. Cooper, Secretarv, for 11 term
of four months. The roll being called, tho fol
lowing teachers responded to t heir iinincs : M Isses
Jennie Christy, Annie Alexander, Bcckio Briee,
Kato Bryuilro, Messrs. W. W. Duhllng, W. E.
Wolfe, (i. G. Miller, J. M. Cooper and Sharon
Stephens.
On motion, the following branches wero ordered
to be tauirht, nnd teachers appointed, viz: Gram
mar, W. H. Duhllng i Geography, W. E. Wolfe;
U. S. History, Ueckle Briee ; Reading, Annie Al
exanders Theory of Teaching, G. G. Miller; Or
thography, J. M. Cooper; Penmanship, Sharon
Stephens 1 Written Arilhmutie, Kate llrymire
Mental Arilhmulie, Jennie Christy, Algebra, 1).
W. Harnhait.
On motion, It was agreed that tho President
nnd Secretary Should arrange programme. Tho
following was agreed upon for tbu day: Gram
mar, Geography, Reading, U. S. History, and
Mental Arithmatlc ; and for tho next meeting of
the Institute, Orthography, Theory of Teaching,
Penmanship, Written Arithmatlc and Algebra.
Grammar being the lirst exorcise on tho Pro
gramme, was then taken up by Win. II. Duhllng
who gave quite a long lecture on the practice of
tho subject, ndvocating tho teaching of elementa
ry grammar, without the use of text books, and
concluded by giving un entertaining and instruc
tive class drill.
He was followed by W. E. Wolfe, who gave
quite 1111 animated lecture on Geography, In w hich
ho advocated the teaching of it by map drawing.
This led to a spirited discussion in which a num
ber of teachers participated. The hour of twelve
Having arrived, ttie Institute iidjourued to meet
at 1 o'clock, p. 111.
Ai-TiniNooN Session. In.-lituto met pursuant
to adjournment, with President In the Chair.
After roil call, tho Institute proceeded to regular
business. On account of the absence of the nn-
pohitcd teacher of elocution, G. G. Miller took
charge of tho reading class, and concluded tho
exercises in a Very ublo manner, being followed
by Jennie Christy who gave 1111 instructive cluss
drill iu Mental Aritlimatie. Heckle Briee closed
the regular exercises by giving some very valua
ble Instruction 011 U. S. History.
Miscellaneous business followed, and among
the variety transacted, tho following retolullou
was offered nnd unanimously adopted.
Vi'i'suim, That the patrons of schools, nnd peo
ple ol' Sunbury generully, be und are hereby In
vited to attend our Instiiutes, which meets outho
Jd and -Ith Saturdays of euch mouth.
Not having any more business to at lend to, tho
Im-titute udjourued ut 4 o'clock, to meet lu two
weeks.
Reporting Committee, KATE BRYMIKE.
J. 11. COOl'KK.
fell A RON STIU'IIEV
Tun Faiimi-ii's and Houtili i.ti hist's As-o-ciation,
met nt Augnstarllle, Sept. 2, 1871, E.
Dineiieh, C huii'inan.
The following uniendincnt to our Constitution,
having been belure our Association for sevorul
sessions, was agalu tukeu up, uud unanimously
ado), led.
The ussessineiits uuthorhse.l to bo lulled lu
articles of our Constitution, shall not exceed
(hu A'duc per capita, jier annum, unlets unani
mously eoneiirri'd In."
The mouth of August was remarkably dry up
lo tho -'ad, when I lie drought Was teriuliiuU-d by
copious .bower 011 luVcrul days. A rain full of
nearly 4 Inches, giving the soil su'tlcleiil inula,
tuiu for Us tuny picuirulloii for seeding, uud
luiparliug Its reviling lutlueiiee to the buck beat
Mid luiiiip crops, i lie ineuiUis in a inodiica
cutibugut, Hitiilocs uu4 sumo other product ol
owu not eually to be excelled ul tbu coming fairs,
either ul bunbury or Turboti ille. Mean loin
n nil uro of Auija.l, In our section, uboul 17
devices,
.vi mooting, October 7th, ul 1 l. M., at Au.
gu.tuilllo.
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For AnMorlnto JuiJr.
To Tne Voters of NoiiTiiUMiiERt.Am County 1
Fellow Citizens i At tho solicitation of
numerous friends, I hnve co.isonted lo be a candl
date for tho olllce of ASSOCIATE JUDGE, nnd
therefore appeal to all opposed to fraud and cor
ruption for their support.
GEORGE C. WELKER.
Sunbury, Sept. IB, 171.
To tho Voter! of Northnmbfrliiix!
(ouiify;
Tho undersigned would Respectfully announce
himself ns an INDEPENDENT .CANDIDA!!!
for LEGISLATURE. Ho appeals to nil the
voters who are opposed to bribery, fraud and
corrnptlon, nnd Jn fuvor of tho purity of the bal
lot box.
JOHN B. NEWBAKF.lt.
Trcvorton, Sept.. 3. 1STt.-tn.
IF YOU WANT TO SEE
tho largest assortment of
Millinery Goods
ever brought to this place, go to
L.
11
iixutaut tvij
MliMJUKY, IM.,
Where nro arrayed in nil their different varieties,
Fall Millinery Goo;la
of every description Just brought from Philadel
phia and arc now open. ,
Tho now Room Just completed Is filled with nn
endless Vuriety.. .A most magnificent display of
Goods on exhibition, und cold ut tho lowest
prices. ,
i: tnv i(IM OF GOODS
usually kept In a Millinery establishment can bo
had at her store. The best In tho Phllldolplil.i
markets were solicited.
Give me n call nud bo convinced.
MISSL. SHISSLL'U.
Sunbury, September 23, DJ71.
Al OITOirS NOTICK. .
In the Court of Common Pleas of Northumber
land county.
H. Gibson, ) FI Fa No.
v. Term, 1371.
M, II. Gibson, )
FI Fa No. 103, August
Same,
) Fl Fa No. 109, August
Term, 1371,
hump, J
Tho Auditor appointed by tho Court to make
distribution of tho funds now in Court arising on
the above writs, will meet tho parties intcrcslc.1
for tho purpose of his appoint incut, on Tuesday,
the 17lh day of October, 1871, nt his office In the
borough of Bunburv, Pa.
yJ. K. DAVIS, Auditor.
Sunbury, September BT, 1871. It.
Notice to TrcnsBKer.
NOTICE is hereby given to nil persons not to
tresspass upon the premises in Dauphin and
Northumberland counties, of the undersigned
for the purpose of hunting or fishing unless by
permission from tho owners.
1 SAMUEL KF.TTEROLF.
DAVID LENKER.
Milllintown, Dauphin county, Pa. lit.
Tho Clothiers,
1 1 fe. i mm m,
PniLALELPHIA,
3Tow have the most Com
plste and Handsomest
Stockcf Fine Ready-Mads
Clotting for Gentlemen's,
: Youths,f Boys', and Chil-
" dren's Fall and Winter
W ear ever maniifactured
"by any cstaHisliment in
this country.
The Styles are the Very
Latest.
The Fairies are cf tho Best
Quality.
The Mafeo is Superior, and
the Prices are the Low
est ever charged for the
same class Goods.
Mr You arc cordially in
vited to visit Oak Hall
this Season, and inspect
the various Designs 'and
Qualities, -inquire Frees,
and, if you see any article
you like, to xaalrs a Pur
chase. fes-Fclite Attention ahvay
3
given.
Children's Department
on tha First Ticcr.
iGenUemenF-uxulshlji
Goods of Every "Qczcm
tion.
KTho Largest and most
Thoroughly Organised
Custom Department in
Philadelphia, with a
Magnificent Stock of Fioco
Goods to Hake to Order.
2To Cotton-Wrcd Goods
used.
wr Samples, with Easy
HuIos for Sclf-Iileas-JTQ-ment,
sent "by mail to
any address cn appli
uon.
OAE HAU,
8. 2. Csr, Cth A JUCES? DTO.
... riULADELrHIA.
Tim 4 wfvalMti mI'mw laltl.
1)1 Hl.lBllt lt Hjllill, uM I II. j I.. ... 1
ol o iim 4i.4 u,..t, l..i i4il.i li .i
Si Mull. Ihl.1111), At, .!!,( ,,l!.J (liu i.,4l., I
II II l 4IH.
IVliH 4 b, KU4 MtlM 141. l !.... I 11.1 ... .1
III I'M lllili lU 4 --l I .1 I I I.. I I ,
Ml...., Htnt IHIH. ti II t H
'11 H. I?l 1' ,. k ,, N V
r. rviiiiMOX or mvi;n navi:i !
tt h nnc of tho rcnarltnblo fact of thU ro
maihablc ntrc, not nieivly that m ninny pi-raonn
nre tb.i victliui" of (lycp(-"la or lul'mcstlon, but
tin willing victim. Now, wo wonbl nnt be 1111-(h-rstnoil
to ay that any olio rcg!iriU ilyupt psln
with favor, or fci-Is dlnpopnl tu iniiU It nnioiiit
the luxuries of life. Far from it. Tlnifo who
have cxpcrlnccil it torincutR wonbl ncoiit bik Ii
nn biea. All tlretul It, 11ml wonbl plnilly dispense
with Its uiipleaoiint fhtnillavticit. Mail; Taplcy,
who wan .(-illy uiuler nil tho ti'yinKcli-ciiiii?tam-cR
in which be was placed, never hail nil cllncl; of
ly.p--i"1a, or bin jollity would havo pjn-o.l i !y for
di'ilun lit 111. Men nml women noini-t lines Kiilli r
Its tnrtiircs uncnmnlnliiintrly, but whoever hcaril
of 11 pcrumi who cnnyeil Ihi-iii?
Of nil tiie lnuliirarlDiis ilisensen to which live
human system 1st liable, there Is perhaps no 0110
an generally prevalent ns dyspepsia. Thero nre
diseases more ncuto nml painful, nnd which
morn fiTipienlly prove fatal but none, the cllbcts
of which iircHi) ileprtwHliitf to tho iniuil und so
positively ilhtrossiin; to the body. If there la 11
wretched b.'hi; In the world It is
A CONFIRMED DYSPEl'TK'''.
Nearly every other person you meet Is a vie
tim, nn'nppareiitly wlllina one 1 fop wero thin
not the ense, why so v.iany sull'eier.i, when a cer
tain, speedy and sale remedy is within the easy
reach of alt who decn-o lo avail tlu'iniu'lics ol a (
l'.ul the iiiajoiity will not. Winded by prejudice,
or d'.-'eiTCil by some oilier unexplained liillnenee,
they refa-e to accept tho relief protferi-J them.
They turn n deaf ear to tin lei'llinony of I'm
t In nn 1111,1 h whoso siili'erl-.i'r' have been ailevialed,
and with straiiKO iiit'.ilual ion, appear to clltu;
with ih-spei-nte deti riiiination to tlieir rutbicss
toniieuti'i'. lint av. a dyspeptic i hat is this
leiiu-dy ( to which we reply i This irrcal alh.-via-tor
of liiiinan pullerin Is almoct ns widely
Unown ns tl:e F.nirlish lauirun-i-.. It, lias allaed
the agonies of thousands, an I Is to-day carrying
coiiilort mid cncouraireincut tii thousand of
others. This aehnowleiled panacea iu none
other than
Hit. I!00rjiAM)'S(ii:UM.N 15ITTi:KS.
Would yon know morn of the turrits of this
wonderful nielielne than can bo learned from the
experience of others I Try it yourself, and when
it has failed to fiiill! the assurance of it ! elllc.icy
irivcu by the pii jnictoi-, then uliamlou failli iu
il.
l.F.T IT UK KK.MUMIJF.UEI),
llrst or nil, that HOOFI.AND'S (iEKMAN PilT
TliUtl Is not a nun beveraire.
They are no alehoiie In any sense of the term.
They are composed wholly of the pare juice or
vital principal of roots. This Is not a mere nn
sertiou. T!ie extracts from which they arc com
pounded are prepared by one of t he ablest of
German rhomb Is. Unlike any other Uittrni in
the m.iiket, tiiey are wholly free from spirituous
imrredieiits. The object ions which hold with so
much i'oiTO n;;ain--t preparations of tl is eho .-',
liamely that a ik-ira for lntoxleatiii!; drinks li.
slimahited by I !i-:r 11,-e, me not valid in the cafe
of the Uermiin Hitters. !?o far from eiicoiiiM.'.tli..;
or Ineuh-nthiLT a ti-to or de-Ire fur inela-iatiiiLr
lieveracrs, It may be coaiideutially nsscrtej th:it
llielrtendciii-y Ij in a dhliiictriciiiiv oppnsili di
rection. 'I heir li'.'ei-:-. can In lii'.NKI-'i l.l.
ON LY in all rases of Hie biliarv oysteni. Iloof
huid's(!i'i".i.'.u liillers stand without nn cipi.il,
nclliift pi'omiitly and v!::oroiisly upon the l.iver;
they remove its 1 irj-i .lily an 1 ciiise heaithfiil sc
cielion of blie tln-rcby snpply'iui; the stomach
with the ino.-t hii'.Wpen-'iilibi eleinentii of souiid
dlirei-tloll in I I'op.'i' I I'o-i'.iilion-'. 'liny i.ivu tone
to the . t'ltiiaeh Mtiiuuhitiii;; it ', functions, uud
enahlin it to vc-i'i 11:1 lis ilutiei', in nature de-
i-!e;iel it should do. They impart vi-or and
sn eiiel ii to t b. eul ire sj stem, ratisl.: the pat lent
to feel lihe ani.'lia r hi im; iu fact, "jiviip,- id:a a
new le:i-e of life.
ti:ky n i::i-y Tiir, ni.oon, deaie in;.' the
vital llui.l of all hurtful i;i;mn;iei'. ami snpphiiit
1'it; them v.i'.'a tl.j elements of i;enuiuc In .1 l 'il'iil -lies.
In a word, thi're is scarcely a dKcasc in
wh'n ii they caniint be safely uud b'eiirHiclally em
ployed s but in that mo d L'cner,il!y prevalent dir,-tres-'iiv.t
nnd drende-l ill-ease, I'y'popsia, T11KY
til'AM) I'NUIVAIJCI).
Now, there ale certain classes of persons to
whom exti'eine Hitlers nro not oniv unpalatable.
i but who find it Impossible to tako them without
i posi'.ive di. .00:11 fort. For such
Dit. l!OOI-'LAND'S (IW.MAN TOXIC
bus been - peelally prepared. U is Intended for
use, where a flight ali-holl.c stimulant. ! iciuirel
ill connection with the w ell-l;nowu Toiiie pro
pel lies of the pure (h-rmau Hitlers. Tbis Tonic
contains ail tin,- ln-;i e lients of the liillers, but i;j
il ivotc I a, to r-ei.iuve the extreme bitterness.
Tills preparation is net only palatable, un t com
bines, ill inodiiii-.l form, nil the virtues of tho
(tcrniiiu Hitters. Tho eoltd extract of eonm of
Nature's choicest rcslorn: Ivpi are !. eld la .-olu-tion
by u spirituous rnreut of the pill- fl ipialiiy.
lu cases ol huiuuor or excessive dcbllhy, wln-i-e
tho svstcm iijipears to have become exhausted of
its riu-ru'ies, 1 H 'Ul-l.A N 1 '. TONIC aits with
n!iiio.-t inarveloiu, cll'ect. It not only 1 touulates
the IlaL'udm; uti.l wnstim; enen-les, but inviu'or-
j atcs and permnnrutly sti-enirthens its net Ions up
j oil the l.iver an. I Stomach thoroii::'!, perhaps.-
I prompt than the Hitters, when the i-atne 'pi int':
I ty Is lal.eii i.i none the less certain. Indigestion,
I llil'iioiisness, Physical cr Nervous l'io-u-at:oii,
; yield readily to lis potent inilacnee. It encs the
j invalid a new nud stronger bold upon life, re-
liioves oej i-ession ol spirlis, ami Insplrvs ciieer
fiilne.,". It si.pplanla the piilu of disease with
the ease uud comfort of pel toot health. It irlves
strencth to weakness, throws despondency to
the winds, and starts tho re.-toieJ invalid upon
a new and giudsnino career. Hat Dr. Iloolland's
bene.r.ictioiia to the human 'ace are not routined
H hi celebrated lll'.KM AN PI I TKllS, or his
I Invaluable Tumi'. He has prepared another
iiieiiioiue, which is rapidly wtuutiii; 1U way to
poiular l'aoi- because of ltj lutriuaie meiits.
Tliin Is.
HOOFI.AND'3 rODOI'lIVLUN PM.t.S,
11 perfict subitltute, for mercury, without nny
of fict'ouryV. evil iiue'it'.es.
These Wolldel'fUl Pills. W'll'.ell lll'O lliteilded to
net Upon the l.ivi i', 11 :'e m iirilv eoripo- ed of I'o-
! iiopbvin.i, o,- the viTAU I'luxt li'i.i: ot Tut:
1 M AN lit A K I'. Un. )f.
j Xowwedei'ne 11: 1 r" 1 lor to distinctly U-.id- r
j Bte.uil that this cXIi-aei of the M.uuli'.iko' is many
I times mora powerful than the Mandrake it: v!f.
It Is tlie lucd'einal iitues of this health l i'.iiu:
plant in n per!', etly pare and l.Lhly concent in : I
lol'iii. llcn-o It Is that two of the Podopliylllu
I'ills eon ilitule 11 full dose, whilo aiivwln re six
to ehtbt or it handful of other preparations of
ttie Mandrake 1111 n 1 1 1 s-. t . 'I he I'odophvlli'i
At l.s IMUIli '1 ,y ON TIIK 1. lVl.lt, itimuli t
iii'C Its lam tioiih and eaiishn; It to 111:1 1. o Its bil
iary secretion, lu regular and proper iUaulitlei.
The Injurious re.ulln wbieh Invariably follow ilu
ue of mercury I entirely nvoi led by the. r Use.
Hut II li. iml upon the I. her only lh.it their pou.
em lire eei led. The extract of Mamlial-n eon.
I. ilmd 111 ibeiii Is rl.illl.illy combined with four
other extracts, one of which 11 -is upon the do
lii.ich, one in, on Ibe upper bowel-, uiu-upon tl.u
biwir t.iwel, iiiul one puvenls titiv utiplu.;
ill -et, ll. is 1 in, I -iclin; 11 pill tli.il Inlluei. u,e
entile ili-itive in;. I iiluuentaiy i.yreiii, lu ua
eU.'it and b.iritiounlia-.s 111 inner, and i'4 action
rutin ly live fueu n.iu -i i, .euitin,' or fciil.l'K
p.ilun eoiiiiiion to all olln r piii';;aiie ,
No linll-ebold nl.'iuld bo wille ui'. Ih-.u. 'i le
nro pi rii i ily s.iie, 11 uiiiic l,ntlii,i tor ..11 01 I',
u 11 ilo.c, al - pioit.pt a ul 1. 1:1.1.1.1 iu act : 11, 111 d
when II - I il 1 ellin el j ui Mill, b.. d., 11. 1 11
in I ill. Ul I'.lllin, or 1 ouie, ii .y be to. I, hi u
i. ll.illl i.pt'i III, - In nil i.l.i 1 i t I. Hi r I n., ph. it. I,
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A M ItlINAN('K, lt.-i-iihitinir !Ua iVhr-
kets in tho Uoro-,ii;li of aunbury
Bixtion 1 Ho It ordained by tlm Bui-crosses ntttl
Town Council of tho Horoumi of ibinbury, and it
U hereby ovdiilnert bynnthoi'tv of the saniej 1 hut
from nnd lifter the pansatreof this ordnance tlicro
Bhnll bo held two fu) markets in each week itnr
I11H the year, to wit On Wednesday and Satur
day. Tho market hours chall bo between the
hours of four and nine a. in., durii,!; tbu months
of May Juno, July Ati);usl and b eptcinher, nud
botween tho bonis of ll vo and tea 11. in , (Inline;
tho remainder ol tho year. And ench nnd every
person who shall buy orsel', nnythlngr In the mar
ket, before the boms nppobited for opening tho
market, 11 foresaid, shall pay 11 lino of 0110 (Jl)
dollar for each nud every oll'e.nce, nnd the Costs.
1'rovUlcil liummr, Hint occupants of shops or store
bouses or Haiidson sidewalks within tho l.ornutrit
miiy soil nt nil hours (lniiii(r secular il.iys, except
on market days they shall not sell before regular
market hours.
Sixtion 'J. No person or persons, shall bo
permitted to peddle or vend nn the streets of this
Horontjh, nny circs, ment, butter, poultry fruit
or vegetables, I loin wairons cults or other con
veyances, on any day ol the week except on r-i."i-lar
innrliet days, and on such tlajs only alio tlm
ItotinJUal iiiiixv hi- ri.wiiij the said nsi'frWit, un
der n penalty of live dollars for each iinil every
oll'ence.
Skction I). That market street, from Second
to Fifth Mrcit.bo designated ua tin; market idace,
extending nloiiLf tho line'of the curb front Seeieul
t tieol alon. the south td:'. of Market to Filth
street, t'.uiieo nloae; tho r.ot Hi ride of M.-irkit
street to second etreel, be iiesi:;iett"d 11.' tlm only
limits within which inaiki t watroes bo alloive',1
to stand within the I'oroU';li on said elaikel day,,.
Tho clerk of tho market shell tei oil stations 10
those tleslrimr tn ooeupy the sam,; ii'uhii'ly, and
shall have general supervision over tlio market
place, so as not to nllo'.v ui;y lnterforcnco wili;
the stations selected.
ttetiTlON 4. That no 0110 shall bo tillowoii to
occupy tiny statiou.iiolocted on said market days
unless by permit from the riituiar occupant or
the clerk of tho market, mid any person or per
sons violation! this eee.tioti shu'll bo lined one
dollar for each and every oll'ence.
KwTiiiN 5. It, shall bo the duly of the clerk of
the market to keep tho streets cleaned of all rub
bish, refuse or any dirt left on them by the nmrki t
wagons, und lu the winter to havo the. snow
leveled so that waironi nnd other vehicles can
convonently back up to the curb, and Fee thnt
meat, butter and other markctim; sold by the
pound b weighed upon scales j the use of sprit, t;
balances in said market bein hereby prohibited ;
nud it shall be lib; duty to prosieiiti) for nil
breaches thereof. He rha'l Mi i'-li, try und ex
amine all l.rc td, butter, lard und other provisions !
purporlini; to be. of 11 tiiven weight, or nica-mre, '
wbieh are found iu the market, and if found do- I
licieiit in wclirht t'diall seize the same, uud con
demn It for the use of the said lioroui;h.
ti:i'rios (1. That no peivon shall, din inir raar- '
kit Hours, nny or came to he buuirkt, any
nrlicles of provisions, fruit, or other commodity
whatever IV r the purpose of retailing or reselling
the tame.
I i.i'Tiox 7. That. If any person or persons shall
sell or brin 1; to mark -t for sale, any bread, butter.
lard, trust or other pro isioiis, inli'inps, louves ;
tttlw vessels or parcels, as or for a irrcul cr iveinlit
or lneasitro than tbu true welu lit or measure t here
of, or tliull supply any device for impo-dtion 1 r j
fraud In the sale of any pro i-iot!, t ho said
arlleles so oU'eiVilfor rale, tth.iil bo fol i'o.ted to
tin' li.-.e of t be Moroni-'b. j
Isni.-i-ioN . That uil beef, iork, niutton, land)
vcnl, and nil kinds ol poultry and lisli, and nil
oilier articles of food whaievcr, that shall be
hronijht lo the mai kel or publicly expose ! to sale
iu the Hoioii!;h, and r.liall be fo-.tiid diseased,
tainted, or in any manner rendered unwholesome.
or unlit for use, un 1 all veal which wlcn killed
thai tint have bc-n of the ave of four (I ) weeks,
bo fi.ifcitud, und the pet jo;i or persons ex
posing the same for sale shall moreover. In con
nection thereof, forfeit and pay a tine of live -dollar.!
for the Uiie of tltu lioi'otii'h.
tSncTioN y. -J hut for any and every Infraction
or violation of nnv of the provision. of this onli-
Lnanee, (not otherwise, provided for,) lUe oli'euder
or ollcndcrs shall lie lined in any sain not less
than three, nor more than tea dollars, at the
descretion of tho Hurt-ess, or any .T'.t.-tice of tho
Peace of the said l)orouu;b, be I'm 0 whom the ollcn
dcrs may bo prosecuted to convict ion. All I'ncs
imposed by this ordinance shall bo recovered tis
lietelii pnnl led for, and shall bo paid into the
Horout;h TiYfisury.
tix-TioN ll). That all market ordinances here
tofore passed, ttud uuooiisUtcnt herewith, are
hereby repealed.
Aifi Jic .t further nrJa'..ttl by tin 1!uii,:iiix3
il.i' Tufn Cin'ijiri,', That one suitable person, 11
eitir.en of the said Horoueli of tf.inhiuy, shall be
appointed by the Hurj'ei is and Tow 11 Council,
in eleii; of the market, lor sai I liorouu'li. Who
shall attend all market days, and cause and
rcnulate the market fully as stipulated in the
ordinances reu'ulutiui: the inaikets. To cause a
record to be kept of each day's pi'oct'cdhic.'s.nl the
cud of every three months, and at the expiration
of Ills term of olliee, his accounts shall he audited
by the Auditim,' eotiimllteo of tlio lljro'.ie'li.
t'la thin P.'.' That the said clerk of the market
shall receive the sum of s-'..VI for every day in
uttciiihineu on tiai.l market days.
l!y order of the Council.
Attest , 1'ANIF.L 1IFIM, I!'.!r(;ess.
Jai'iiu Kt-nriiii, Cietk.
Pept. r,th 1S-.1.
WM. Mt ltltW. I. bl.WMAHUIt. W'M. II. 11I..VCK.
MURRAY 1 CO.,
Wholesale Dea'crs lu
MACHINERY AND BURNING OILS,
OlV.ee and ikbool Mt liiniiere,
lt'i-iuUiii;, Wfiiij.iiig Mtin!i::'.
l'.irKK H.l?;, Ac, Ac.
Tho Ciik'liniteil
Cony Kerosene liuruiugOU
uhv.-.y.i en li ui.l.
Ifav'.ni; also opened u
COAL YA1TL),
wo uro prepared to supply at In i t notice, and at
the lowest rate ;,
tiTOV i:,
CllKSTNL'T
iiiul
v i'J'A
COAT,
Id nil who may be ph-astcd lo the lm a 1 .1'!.
Orders left at our olllce No. Ill f'ottih 'liiii.l M.,
will be promptly till il.
Ml ltltAV ic CO.
No. S.niti, Third Siuit, .".n.li.irv, I'.i.
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SALJi.
rjjHK undnrstLiucd havb.uti h-.rer tract of htt.d
JL (over S.itl acres) 1 ban can bo tuopcriv cult I -Vatcd
in 0110 f irai, Inrj ely il 'VolPd lo tltu -kbif,
oTors for sale about one liii) ncn-s, eribriieliiu Hi 1
whe'lo of tho old I'c'rsltijr larm, totjollii i" with a
part of tbu (iiihlln fiiriu,'
Tho natural iidvanlnije.s of the part fitl'eretl for
sale, uro In ud respects r Mtal for taudi iilmr ur
poses, to tho .0 of tho pint iise-vcd. My own irar
deniin; for the past two seasons bus been t 'uii lly
dono upon It.
There 1110 iimnv ttooil farmers In this county
barely nntklmr nlivihlnt m dlniiry jji ain farinl-ie ,
who inlubt it really ndvaneu their liiten sts h
ttivlii): some attention to truckinif upon 11 farm n
wcil adapted to tlio busl'ie.-s n thoonc now od'ei
cd, nnd so convenient to one of tho very bi"l mar
ket In tho SUnto. Terms reasonable. For par
tlcuhirs Inquire of, or nddrcFs
WILLIAM I,. NI-.SB1T,
.July 8-tf. Paxlnoi, Noith'd Cn.JM.
Ji.it'sasxs: Niioi' as rno.v ,
I'MT.IY.
CEO. llOllJilJACII & SONS,
Ku;sMiir,v, Hiisi'n.
INTCHM tho public Hint they nro prcpare-l in
do nil kinds of C.5TlN(jS, 'and bavlnu' nd h d
11 new Machine riho'i lit entiiitcilnn with their
Fonntlry. nnd have supplied themselves with New
Lai lies, I; mi i nvc a'll licri-.r; Machines, with I ho
latest Improvements. With the. did of skillful
tiieeliaiiii s, they are enabled to execute nil ordeis
of
NRiV wci::; on iiKPAiitixts,
that may be j;lveu them, la a satl: i'aetory man
ner. snit'M o nuil n:iy f-'fovt .
lUO; COLCMNi-;, for el 1 niches or other hulld
Imrs, of nil i.I.c.i.
1!1'A.-L CASTINGS, Ac.
Oraar-ac-ntal Xxori Sfciiciajt
FO'.t (ill A VP. V Altl) LOTS )
T'lll YAi:t)3 AT ItLSIDKN'CE:!, AC, &(.'.
Til- PLOWt. already n'lebrntad for their su
lieiiorlly, have, been still further improved, und
will nlwaVB be kept on h ind.
Also, THUK.-UIINU MACHINES.
Sunbury, May UO, W.
to run
Cimytiliilfon of 'ai)iFh:ania.
jo 1. nt iii:..oi.rnoN
l'rojioHino; an Aiiicinliiuiiil, to IhoCuiialiiu-
ttuti ol I'ciiiisj'lvittiin.
IU: it AV'.iiib'i-, hy tlm Friuite unit flume of I'tpru
I i:iiVii.''i s r7ii Vuiiiiiu.iirciiU.H of I'auitylriutiu, to
f.'f .'if'i-i-i .ixt.Chth'.j ii.-r, That tiie foilowimi t'.tnciid
! ment of tbu l onstiii.tlim of the Cointinuiwealth
j be proptised lo tiie people for tin ir adoption nv
rejeelioii to the piovisions ci the to.hl'u arli-.'l-j
tlicreuf, to wit 1
AMi:X!)MKXT.
ft like out, the eixth Section of 'he Pixlli Aiti
cle of the ( 'onst'.l ul'toti, a.td hi.-ei t in lieu tliereoi'
the liiliowine; :
"A :;t:;to 'lYenrurer shall bo chosen by Hie
(jualilied electors of the i?tnte, at such times and
for a.'.ch terms of serv ice as sii.tii he pieseiihed
by law."
jam in ii. wr.:'.;s,
tspo.'.ker of the Ho-.tse of liepre-entativcs.
Yi'Il.l.lAM A WALLACK,
speaker ol the ,ven:ite.
Ai pKived the lifieenlli d.-.y of June, Anno Do
mini one. thou .and ci.r.h! hundred uud toventy-
I om'
JOi'e
lied for put
V. OF.AUV.
Pivpnrcd nnd eci
to the Tenth Artiel
cation puraunW,
ol tile I oti-iitui ion.
F. .'.liil.'AX,
tieeretary of the f nmuiouwruith
ereiary of the Cotntnoiiweiiltli.
( Mliee
Ant:. r, 1
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I.
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; J.t'y 5t!i, Is; I.
P. Al.'
AT
THE
TT t llltr 11 m
ST0IIE
OF
J. H. GQNU;iLLY
CO.
i'a.
l'U
33:5rJto4 Sti'ooJ, .Sni::i:trj
It Is useless lo eniimcr.ite every kind of aiticlu
In hij It tore, but aiemrj; tho leaiiiue items may
be ret down the fo'.'iou iue i
Iron, tlecl. Lead,
Scales, Steelyards, tiiiiidstoae'-,
Nulla of all hinds and sixes,
tans, Planes,
Viei
t).eve, t Imiiis, Axee,
Prase, and Iron Kettles,
! Shov
Is. Hoes, polks.
pa-le-i, lie.!.-:',, llutcbcte,
Carpuiler and liiack.-i.i'; li lSorim; Machines,
Cellar (1 rales, Dvawliv; Knives,
otoue Isle.lire.', Phisl en la' Trowel.',
Miimiih' lliimni"-.':'. and Trowels,
Hand Pinner Hells, and lai-e.o east Iron Hellii for
L'chuol Hoti-es it'l l Faiuievi,' iJinuur
Uelie,
r' :rv.i-:,'. m' Il. i.eli ! ..,..,
rot:i!i) l'o'. l.s for di-Cliie; potatoes,
Lookl.rr CI i.-sc
Twine,
t.opc.,'
'i'a
Knives and Forks
Male nii'l ilon
ll.tinmeis. An
l.-mtei a
, Sl'OOllS,
e t lnii j uud '.
".ui'S.
li.l I i.il'.is
Chisels.
Ilrootiis
Mills,
1
of all deseiipti,
, Col.,
I Hu.a.eir.
I Cuvrlaire P.olt 1 of nil kinds, i,i.,t a':d Wall
j lh 'tslics, l'.iiek ts,
I illl, X'tiruiNht'si. J-u;:::-.,
I Lye, t-,.,U A-'.., tV.ishl'i :od 1,
; I'.'.iN'i';; Ol . S.I. KlesUM In Oil or Dry,
i Pnrll Colors of all kin !.;,
! ti:i)Ai:-VAi:!;
und otla
Piel.
w..,,,:,
ehe:ip,
Mill P:
all
IM'.
', Lv
kinds and c-y
i-Fotl
I.e.'.
Fi
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c ,
tiid th.11
Sad.lliiv
Find
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I'ochet Knives, H.;.,.
MJitt, 'n;'; r.u ! rim.let-,
a. 1 1 a i-i-e.it Vitl, ty of ol her 111 l'.clc. Any lhl.i
w.tntc I uud lu.t on h ni l, w ill be nidi red al 0111 e.
tMiiluii j, , An. 1 .1, I ; I .
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I'a., basii - a re film i,,t Teller, i.hiili In- 1 il, 1
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