SUNBURY, JANUARY 10, 1874.
Rail rd Tim Table.
ABRITAt. AUD DKFARTl'HKor THJtlNS AT SVKirCltT.
a R. W. Bonth. P. A E. R. R. Went.
Elmlrn Mail, 11.15a ra i Erie Mall, 6.1a m
Brie Mull, M M " Rennvo Ac. 11.10 am
BnffaloKt. 9 50 " i Klmlrn Mall 4.10 pm
UrrlhurgAc. 8.10 p m Buffalo Ex, T.10
tUNBUKT AUD LRWISTOW R. R.
. Leave Sunbury for Lcwlstowa nt 6.85 a. ra.,
and 4 30 p. .n. -
Arrive ut Sunbury from Lewistown at 1.3ft
nod 6.55 p.m.
SHAMOKttl TUVIBIOrt, H.C.R. W.
I.CAVR I AKRIV"
Express, ll.45 m MnM, 8.80nm
Mail, 4.80 p m Express, 4.00 pm
An accommodation Imln leaves Shamokln lit
7.10a m, arrivlnf il Ml. Ciirmcl nt 7 40 a m.
Roturlnif, leave Mt. Carmcl at 7.00 p in, .irrlv.
kiir at Bhamokln 7.80 m.
PANVIIXK, IIA7.l.rTOJ A wn.KKsBAHRg r. R.
Leaven Sunbury at 645 . m., Tor York. Re
turn at 1.10 p. in'.
Accidental Insurance Tickets cnH be had of
3. Bhlpmun, Ticket Agcnl, at the Depot.
Winter Arrmiirriuriit for the Font
OIHee nt Nuubury, I'm.
OJtcs Opn from 6.50 a. m., to 8 p. m., txetpt
on Sunday:
TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF THE
MAIL8.
Arrives nt follows t
From tlie Rant nt 5.15 n. m., 4.10 p. m.,
" South, 5.15 a. ra., 4.10 p. m.
' Wet, 5.15 a. m.,11.15 p. m.,i.l0p. m.,
" No.th.l.50n. in. ,U.15.. in., 4.10 p.m.
Shamokln, Mt. Carniel and points on
that line, 9.25 a. in., 4.00 p. m.
Mails clone as follows i
For the East. 5.45 n. m., 10.50 a. m., 4.50 p. m.
" 8n.uli, 1J.50 a. in., 4.50 p. in. 8 p. in.
Went, Id 50 a. in., 8.50 p. in., 8.00 p. m.
' North 3.50 p. m 8 p. m.,
Shamokln proper 11.15 p. m.
Slinmokin and offices on that rontc, 4.30
p. m.
Money orders will not bo issued after 6 p. in.,
on Saturdays.
J. J. SMITH. P. M.
jnshtcss locals.
Tub Impkovkd Giiovek A Barer Sewing Ma
iuine. These celebrated machines are oll'ered
At the most reasonable rate. For part'culars
apply to D. O. KUTZ, Agent,
Feb.2'V73.-ly. t'pper Augusta township.
Caroline Damcs, dealer In Musical Instru
ments and Sewintr Machines, Market street, near
Third, Sunbury, Pa. Call and examine the best
Orleans, Melodetfiis, Sewing and Knitting Ma
chines In the market. Always on hand the Es
tey; Silver Tongue, Smith's American. Mason A
Hamlin Organs. Order taken for all kinds of
Pianos and Musical Instruments. Tlie Peoples'
Favorite Sewing Machines ; Doinest'c and (i ro
ver Baker. Persons purchaHlng machines
from me will receive Instructions. Flrst-cluss
Knitting Machines for sale.
W. C. Roberts, ngent for B. L Rntidenbush,
continues to receive all kinds of furniture at the
Masonic Hall building. There is no disputing
the fact that it is the cheapest and best place to
purchase furniture. Every article necessary to
furnish a well regulated house can be had, and
thnt too at panic prices. Great bargains lately
made.
Don't suffer from colds constantly contracted
by poor Boots and Shoes. W. W. Mil er, of the
Excelsior Boot A Shoe 8tore, keeps on hand a
apply which are not surpassed anywhere, for
beauty and durability. They are dirt chcap.and
no one need lament about wet feet by wearing
those selected from his large assortment. His
stock of gum shoes has not been equalled in this
pan of the country. Call and see ihem.
Tn fine assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Ac, at D. A. Finney's has been the topic of con
versation by the Dest Judges during the tin, may's.
Tlie best hargalus are daily made at Mr. Finny'o
store on Market ft reel. Ills stock has been se
lected with great care, which will be noticed at
once by stepping in'o hi. neat store room. His
goods are all new, and every one purchasing will
find the articles of the best ui well as of the lu
test st vie.
.. ...
Hats and Caps. Samuel Faust, has Just re
turned from the city with a 1 irge assortment of
the latest inyW h its. His stock is rull, und the
latest styles can ha b id ut his store, on "Market
street at city prices. .
CnAPPEn Hands, face, rough skin, pimples,
ringworm, sult-i Ileum and nlber cutaneous ul
fections cured, anc the skin rna l soil and
smooth, by lining the Juniper Tar Soap, made
by Caswell, Hazard A Co:, New York. Be cer
tain to get the Juniper Soap, as there arc many
imitations made with common tar which are
worthless. 4w.
ocal Jffairs
5t
An Offl e to rem ou second hor flouting on
Market street, Sunbury, Pa. Possossiou given
Immediately. Apply to
HENRT I1AVPT.
Tlie t. 'ON VOCATION OF WlLMAMSroRT The
Convocation, embracing the clergy ol the Protes
tant Episcopal Church, cauonlcally settled lu the
counties of Centre, Clinton, Columbia, Lycom
ing, Montour, Northumberland, Buyder, Bulll
an, Tioga and Cnion, will meet at 8t. Mat
thew's Church, Sunbury, ou Tuesday, Jan. 30th,
1874. The public services during Us session, will
be as follows :
Tuesday Evening at 1i o'clock, full choral
service, conducted by the Rev. J. M. Feck, Rec
tor of Christ Church, Danville, Peter Buldyjr.,
Esq., choir master, and about twenty rhoilsters.
Sermon by the Rev. T. J. Caskey, Rector of Tri
nity Chuich. YVllliamsport. -.
Wednesday Morning at lOlf o'clock, morn
ing prayer and sermon by the Rev. C. J. Adams,
of St. Marks Church, Northumberland, after
which the Holy Communion will be celebrated.
Wednesday Evening at 1)i o'clock. Evening
prayer, and Missionary addresses by some of tlie
visiting clergy. Seats free,.
Protracted meetings re now in progress in
the Luther in and the M. E. Churches at this
place. The Baptist congregation is nlsoholdiug
a series of meetings
Ft kr. On Wednesday morning the oil house
at the N. C. repair shps In this place took fire,
ud was entirely destroyed.
Tub operators and miners have had several
meetings at Shamokln and Mt. Carniel, ob Mon
day -and Tuesday, at which they were almost
unanimous in adopting the basis of 1873 for this
year. Some of the operators have already agreed
to continue mining on the 1873 busls.
J. J. At ten, of the Watsontown Jiuord, '.slbe
luckiest editor we know of. Every week we no
tlce his thanks for sorao'hing In the eating line,
4 mr, turuips, cabbage, Ac, are enumerated
' among the articles. Beildes, John goes out
among bis neighbors to get a square meal. LuVky
chap is John. No wonder he is becoming portly.
A Fair for the Grata Silver Cornet Band closed
last week, the receipts ol which were 1874 33.
A Little Dai ohtkk of John Bourne, on Wal
nut street, broke through the lea on the ba.lu.on
Tuesday last. She was rescued from drowulug
by Thomas Ray and Frank Pyera.
Tub Court Proceedings lu tits Daily, and co
pied Into this aer, were reported by oar young
Mend Lewis Dewart,ho. as will be seen, show
great ability In his nrst attempt. The proceed
ing are full, aud very satisfactory. He will
soon excell as a reporter.
Aa argument Court will be held at this place
ou Monday uezt.
From Tit SrnaraY Daar.J
Oart Proceedings.
Thi-rsdat, January 8, J874.
Davis when arraigned yesterday, plead not
gntlty to alt three connts In the Indictment
against him. The District Attorney than asked
him how he would be tried, and upon his an
swering "'By God and iny country," the attorney
said. "May God send yon a infu deliverance."
The Judge then placed a constable at each door
of the court roam to prevent the Jury from leav
ing, and then the Prothnnolary called each n.tme
as It came nut In order. In- the whole thirty-se
ven that wore called only one man had Conscien
tious scruples, and his were strong, as he
thought Hie civil 'law conflicted with the moral..'
The Commonwealth are allowed four challenges,
but they only took advantage, of three In this
case while the defence challenged ten'ont of their
allowance of twenty.
The usual form ol questions to nil were, 'have
yon formed or expressed an opinion as to- the
guilt or innocence of the prisoner at the bnr t"
Hav you conscientious scruple against capital
punishment which would prevent yont convict
ing In ense the evidence anthnrlzcd Itf 'Have
yon hnd any conversation In regnrd tothlscnse.'
Ac. From the answers to the last question, the
ense docs not seem to have created much excite
ment in the county, as none of the Jurors outside
of tne coal regions have talked about it, at least
not till they came tnconrt.nnd only two or three
hnd farmed an opinion In regard to It. The
names of the Incky Jurors, In the order they wero
sworn, nm John A. Bueher, Win. Forsman, Jos.
Irwin, Wm. Penal, Jos. VanDevender, 8am'l
Swenk. Hiram Bloom, Jos. Permit h, Jacob Reh
rer, Jos. Eyster, ITugh Call, and Fred. Berken
Mna. .
Dnvls Is a very young looking man. one, I
should suppose, of no education and very lltt'e
intelligence t and from his looks would be the
Inst person yon would suppose would commit
murder. His counsel, Messrs. Zulgler, Purdy,
Brlce aud Kasc, who were appointed by the
Court, bring to his aid long expcrlcnccnd gtent
ability, whi e we have no riouht but that the
counsel on tho part of the Commonwealth,
Messrs. Clement und, Sober, will test the law
points In the case to their lowest depths, and In
the case of the Jury, if intelligence is necessary
to acq nil or convict, we know from the looks of
them that It will not be wanting. 1
Gen-ral Clement opened the case on the pnrt
of the Commonwealth. Tho most Important
witness on the part of this side wns Louisa
Schoch, who saw the shooting aud held the girl's
(Fietta Ernst) head when she died. Flctta ex
pired in about fifteen minutes after she was shot.
The doctor then I est I tied as to the direction of the
shot, the extent of the wound. Ac.
Mr. Kase opened the defence in a very good
speech, and they then took their testimony, which
all has a tendency to show that Davis Is a sim
pleton, and i hat ho has attneks of insanity pe
riodically. One witness said that while in Jail he
chased the turkeys around trying to catch them
to cat them raw, as he said. Thnt he built a lire
against the stone wall in order to burn a hole in
to escape, Ac. His father testified that he would
be sixtcea years old the last of this month, and
that he always considered his son to have a weak
mind.
REPORT Or THE GRAND ifRT..
To the Hon. Wm. M. Rockefeller. President
Judge of the county of Northumberland, nnd
Associate Judges i .
Your Honors : Wc, the Grand Jury, Inquiring
for the connty of Northumberland, State or
Pennsylvania, respectfully report that we have
attended to all lie business submitted to us;
that we have acted upon thirty two hills, twenty
one having been returned true uacl eleven ignor
ed that we have examined all the county build-
lrK. We Hint several boles along tho founda
tion of the Court' House. The pavement and
steps lu front of the Couit House need repairing.
Borne native forest irees should be planted lu the
yard on the west side of the Court House, for
shading the building. The cornice on the east
side of the Court House baa been injured by the
fire that destroyed Friliu's building, und should
be replaced with an iron cornice and properly
painted. In the basement several doors of the
heating chambers nre keiJl closed with boards.
which the Commissioners should have fixed und
repaired, so as io make them perfectly safe. The
basement of the Court House Is in nice, clean,
orderly condition, und Hie luruuees lu good order
with the cseeptlon of the doors. We would ud-
vise the Commissioners to purcb-iae hat and coat
racks, arm chairs and good tables for all the Ju
ry rooms, as the furniture in those rooms is not
suitable for the comfort of the Jurors, and that
all the old tables aud benches or unnecessary fur
niture be removed. We tin J all the rooms of the
different offices in the Court House in good order
and condition with the exct ptiotof the Court
Crier, which Is full of old trash und waste pa
pers that should be removed, as they might en
danger the safety of the building. We recom
mend the purchase by the Commissioners of two
books for the Recorder, to be marked Charter
Books. One for recording charter and the other
for this purpose only. We visited tho Jail, nnd
find It in need of repairs, and recommend it to be
attended to nt once. The matter of building a
new Jail was discussed, and upnu a vote being
taken, it was, ou account of the financial condi
liou of the country, thought out to be advisable
at the present time. We find in the Recorder's
otllce a small book which has been used as a
Charter Book. We recommend the transcribing
of the charters in said small book into the large
book to be purchased by the Commissioners. All
of which is respectfully subm'tted. '
JNO. G. MARRLE, Foreman.
FRIDAY.
- The Da via Homicidr Caue. Mr. Sober was
the first speaker last evening for the Com. and
bU effort was a very good one. There It no man
at the bar that uses better language than Mr.
8., and as to tautology, well, all that can be said
is it does not come In under his nse of words.
Mr. Purdy then spoke for the defeudaut. Ills
speech was a very fine one, concise and to the
point. Mr. Zelgler was the first speaker this
morning. He certainly used all his ability,
(which, by the by, la no small amouut io crimi
nal cases, and for that matter in asy other kind)
for the benefit of the prisoner at the bar. Gen.
Clement closed for the Com. I hive heard him
make speeches that he seemed to feel more inte
rest In the subject discussed, but never one in
which be put his case more clearly before the Ju
ry. Io fact this is his forte, stating eloqueutly
the lucts and the law. Tula ntternoou as soon
as court opened, the Judge charged the Jury. The
charge was very concisd aud impartial. The Ju
ry came in at 5.15 this afteruoou with a written
verdict of murder in the second degree, with
recommendation to mercy. Fred. Burkcnblne,
of Northumberland, was foremen. Tbey stood
five for acquittal and alx for conviction when
they first went out one man did not vote.
Com. vs Henry Pelpher Rape. After quite
a heated discussion between Messrs. Wolverton,
nil! and Ma'lek, of the defence, aud the District
Attorney, io regard to the legality of the indict
ment In relation to the count in which this case
was to be trlcj, the Court ordered Mr. W.'s ob
jections filed and the Jury to be called, which
took Just an hour. Mr. Clement elected Io go to
trial on the first ?onnt nut of the seven lu the lu
dictmeut, and Mr. Zeigler opened the case In be
half of the Cominouwealth.
Mr. Snyder, the ball of Mr. Dibner (who was
convicted of embeulcmcnt.) here came inn
court and delivered bUu up. The Court Ibea
placed Mr. D. la the Band of the tberiS.
Sattrdat.
The case of Henry Pelpher created quite an
excitement in Jackson township at the time It
occur ted. Pelpher is a man about 50 year of
age, and said to bo worth from 50 to 60,000
The girl. Isndore Seal, whom the rape was said
to have been committed on, s nine year of age,
nnd a mute. They wonld not allow bet to tes
tify. The mnlu witness for the Commonwealth
was her mother, nnd the principal idea of the
defence wa to break down the character of Mr.
and Mrs. Bent for truth and veracity.
The charge of the Judge, a synopsis of which
Twill give yon, will express the leading features
of the case nnd the law, better than 1 can In my
own words.
TlmUfmrn of the Jury. The law of the land
must be carried nut under all circumstances nnd
In nil cases. We have no right to convict this
man unless he Is gulltr t on the other hand, If
he la guilty neither his age nor hi position iu so
clcty should snve him from conviction.
The Penal Code of 1800, says If any person
shall hnve unlawful carnal knowledge of a wo
man under the age often veirs. nkh or without
her consent, such person sluill ho guilty of fclo
nlous rape. There is no evidence In this
rasetoshowuiiliiwr.il carnal knowledge, there
fore this part of the case cannot be" sustained.
When the child Is under ten yeai of age, the
law presumes that she Is not capable of giving
her consent. In all case of felony where the
evidence doe not show that the offcuce was com
pleted, but shows thnt the defendant mndo nn
attempt, the Jury may find him guilty ofthit at
tempt. The mother of the girl In this case tes
tide thnt on tho 11th of last July, In the after
noon, she nnd her tinsband were working In a
potato patrh. The little girl was with them.
Pelpher came np while they ere,; there, and a
little after sundown he nnd tho glr! disappeared.
In about n quarter of nn hour, Mrs. Seal started
home. Wher she had goue iibout half a mile
she came to a low placo In tho fence, a fence
corner. There she srw the girl sitting on the
fence. Walked np a few steps und saw the old
man near her, his hands np in front of him.
Ftom this evidence you are to Judge the
mini. The defendant to this hn put In a plea of
not gulltv. If you have nn honest doubt, not
one that is fancied to clear yon of an unpleasant
verdict, but a nbtantlnl one, It must result In
an acquittal. Mr. Seal said In his testimony
that he and Pelpher talked the matter over the
xt dny. They went river to' the place where
the deed was alleged to have been committed,
when Pelpher said he never would be guilty of
the same offence again. Then it is shown that
Mr. Beal was aftewards willing to settle. If his
object in this eau was merely to make money,
then the old man, if he did not commit the of
fence, ought to be acquitted. A number of wit
nesses have been brought to show that Mr. nnd
Mrs. Scat do not sutaln a good chaiartcr In the
community In which they live. On the other
hand a nnmber of citizens swear that they do.
Do you believe that tli character of these peo
ple Is trot good, and does this evidence raise n
reasoinblu doubt in your minds ns to the gui't of
the person f If so you must ncqutt. If yon bo-
tievc Mrs. Seal that the old man attempted a
rape, then he wonld be guilty. This is not n
ise In which the case controls the costs. Your
plain duty is to find whether this old man U
guilty or innocent.
At he end of this charge a constable was
worn to take charge of the Jury, and they went
it.
Mr. Hill then filed exception to the charge,
and the court soon after adjourned.
The Jury c.ime in Sunday morning with a ver
ct of gul'ty of nn attempt to commit rape.
Mr. Hill offered Jh V- icr ns ball In the
Dinner case, for the appearance of Dihner on the
first of next term. The Court ordered Mr. Hel
ler sworn lis to tils roal estate, and accepted him,
putting the ainonnt nt $300-. The question ofn
w trial iu this case will be argued ut the argu
ment court next Monday week.
The following licenses were granted yesterday
and to-day, although they hare not yet all beeu
lifted.
Henry Hiith, Mi'ton, tavern license, new
stand.
Peter Wirt, Lower Mahaniy, tavern license,
old stand.
Mieh iel Roseiiftelr :, Riverside, tavern license.
new stand.
A. 8. Gallagher. Kast War olinnvoklu, tn-
crn license, new -
John otniord. East Ward of Shamokln, tavern
license, old stand.
Patrick Daly, East Ward of Shamokln. whole
sale liquor store, old stand.
George 8. Burr, Northumberland, tavern li
cense, old stand.
Chas. ('. Jone, Northumberland, tavern li
cense, old stand.
Christina Neff, Sunbury, wholesale liquor
store, old stand.
II. E. Like A Bro.. Milton, wholesale linuor
store, old stand.
MONDAY.
Sknyence op Old Man Peipiiek. The morn
ing hour of the court was occupied by a few mo
tions of minor Importance, the arguments of Mr.
Malick for n new trial in the Pelpher oase, and
Messrs. Clemeut nnd Zciglcr's argument against
It. Mr. Hill closed In the afternoon in the affir
mative. His Honor overruled the motion, order
ed the prisoner brought Into court, und seutenced
him to piy a fine of one dollar, the costs of pro-
culion, which amount to over 1,000, and nn-
diirgo Imprisonment in the Eastern Penitentiary
for the space of two year and two months.
Tlie defendant's counsel are having a record
male with a view of getting a writ ot error to
have a review by the Supreme Conn.
I made- a mistake in my report of last week,
which I wish to rectify. In the case of Com. vs.
M. Bartholomew, I reported Mr. B. as defend
ant and prosecutor, with the si-utence that be
should pay the costs, as be was prosecutor alone
and not defendant, and ns tho case wis felony,
tlio I aw docs not permit the prosecutor to be sen
tenced to pay cost. ''I'm."
J. J. Avten, of the Watsontowu Jtrtord, ap"
pear undisposed to bide the Imperfections of tha
Democratic officials. We presume John knos
whereof be speaks. In his last issue be pays hi
respect to the present Register and Recorder,
a follows i
L'im. Shipman says ha purchased those
b auks of Leiseuriiig fai below cost. That is he
took part In Jake's meanness because it was
cheap!
Tub Commissioners ot tbit county have made
the Io. lowing appointment for the present year t
Clerk Peter W. Gray, of Sunbury.
Attorney Wm. A. Sober, of Sunbury.
Physician Dr. D. W. Shludel, of Sunbury.
Janitor for Court House Jacob Cable, of Hun-
bury.
Mercantile Appraiser Daniel Druckemlller,
of Sunbury.
The uppuintefc ale nil the s.iuie u last year
except the mercantile appraiser. In this ap
pointment the Commissioners were uufortuuute
as it i the most uupopular appointment that
could have beeu made In the county. What the
motive was to appoint Mr. Druckemlller we do
not know, but we are satisfied that any of the
other of the applicants would have been far
more acceptable to both parties.
A Shooting Match came off at Byerly' old
stand, In Lower Mabsooy township, this county.
oa Friday week In st, for a hrg' steer. There
were a large number of sportsmen present, aud
some good (hooting wus doue. Mr. Martlu
Weaver of Berrysbur,;, Dauphin county, wu the
successful marksman for th -steer, which wa
e.osely contested. , '
: t'eBBcl nrdeelltK; -;r
Oouisll met on Tussdsy nt- ln, Chief Rnrgsss,
Bol. M .lick In the chslr. Msmh s I : smit, Msaa I.
M. rsdwill.dsr, Rsnllh, Dark, c Milk. Ruhrtaoh,
Irwin. lHMluger, HSusenhaeh, Diets sod. Ota, B. Csd-wsll-tdsr.
Mlnu'ea of Issi mM'liig read and spnroTsd.
Chlsf Buovsss iMd enmmanlcsttoa fiora Robert Am
merman, Ovll E -sr err la rs.'snwes te Ujrhig out the
ro d si Chss O ;Di iter's.
On motion of M-.C.ks, Rmibs-1, That the work of
ailing the raad al Chsa. Osrli,n ! below lbs dam, h
a-ii ut ths street n.mmlss onrr. ui dsr At. action of !
Con eilj and that a strict aooonnt bskei'tof Ihsneis.
O.i motion of Mr. O. B. Cadwnll td-, RuMlved, Ths
the Chief Regiurr be authorised to older a I i-ge sm
Hon hoae tor the 8-ssm Firs Kngln, and IVat the collec
tor of taisa la hereby li atme ed to raise iy dollars tor
that nrroae. Adoi led.
n motion of J. M. Cadwsllsder, Ttvolred, Thst the
street onnvmittee i.rocuieaa client saiosslble lbs alo: a
fnf rh -mf! It,g the road In front of Chas. Ouriirge. .
Ad.it ted.
Committee on roads and Inndlrg lu C ike's addition
msde rtv.rt thnt they consider the woik done by E. O
lk.s lsu entirely too bigb In rice nceordliiR to the woik
dot e-
Coniuimdcatlon from the Washington Btesm Fir
Engli.e Company read, aaksYg au ai i roi datlon from
omi.clf.
O i motion it waa Unsolved, That the com ell arrro.
priste (xnno to the Wi slilr g.o i H"enm FW Oomi any to
beseen-ed by mor s; ge on enld eegt. e ad a, i sratns.
wl'hoin Interea' t..Leo,,lyiild wben withdrawn from. ha
use ui the bo.onirli 01 a Id. Adot ted.
On motion of Mi, Cuke, Kcs..lved, Tii: t thcconi.cll
g-ant the flood Intent Fi.e Oomp. y fl e hn .d-ed rt.d
irrs,' rovided the comiiiy give s mor-gage for Ibe live
bn.d ed and the fU'eei bm d'ed doll-rs j i-roi-rl ,ted
a . me time, g araiul.t g I ors-ner -otwothmisn.d dnl
lis, Ihe mo, ft xe ,o !., en without bile.-ist. Ad.. e.1,
Bills i-reeeiited andordera gt-auted.
Buiilni.y Uhis Ooniauy Lime m s tM,nn
J o-ib We'eer, , 3ifl0
T'luinsa Midline a,Ml
R.inuol Ovuin, i(7jv
H solid polios- on the night of the fl.e, 1,7A
eecir amounting to $in,7S, i., H. 8. HemMeks,
O. It. Di umbelle-, Thomas Maluiie, J eoh Weiser, .terry
Ve dy, lanac Le.se-, Cysna Ge s.-y, Jos, It-chardson,
Jo in Oiitnm' g, Wm. Hilght, Kd. Lsi.dan, Frank Mil
e . Ed. O. E'a- lr. S.muol Miller, l'eler Rockefeller, J.
C. Miller nnd V m. Boweii.
Oeo. H. C d.il .der for Ei'Riji Holce $2,10.
Oa motlou adjourned.
PETER W. OKAV, Clerk.
Tin O 'on our nelirhbor of the Northumberland
TYesa.we learn Ihe citizens of lhat'place find great
enjoyment In mm uerad and receptions nt pri
vate residence diiriint these mnnotinous times.
One of these parties came off lately at the lesl
deuce ofour e-tueraed friend, A. E. Rapp, which
was an elcsant ufT.lr. The chaiiictcrs, as far as
we know them, were well chosen, and the com
pany could not hnve been mole Select or more
agreeable. The costumes worn by the different
parties were first class, rich and beautiful, und
wuld have done credit to many of our larirer
cities. The miislu was also very select, while a
bountiful supply of eleitnnt refreshments were
ervc. to the truests, aud everything passed off
In the best order, and most agreeable manner.
Gone IIklow.--Sheriff Rothermcl, ou Monday
night, took the several prisoners sentenced nt
last Court, to the Eastern Penitentiary, except
Mr Pelpher, who is nllowed to await the action
of the Supreme Court on a writ of error sued out
In his case.
PmiTiMiKAl'iiT has bcc'i broughldown Io a flue
point nt the Portable Gallery of Mr. Bartlelt,
opposite the City Hotel. His "Photos" are tho
finest ever seen in the placo. He has all the la
test style cards, nnd puts them In some of the
most handsome frames. He also keeps on hand I
a large assortment of rlbums, nnd also musical
albums.
Snow fell to the depth of a few inches on'Tues- '
day night, un I n:th the extra rough roads we
should ju lgo sleiirh ng would now be excel.cut
for dyspeptic persons.
The Qi'rr.sTioN Petti.eh. Those eminent
men, Dr. Ja. Clark. Physician to iiieen VU-to- !
ria, and Dr. Hughes Bennett, say that consnmp- !
tion can he cured. Dr. Wlstar knnw tliU w hen
he discovered his now widely known Balsam of
Wild Cherry, and rxperiutice'lias prov.d the cor-
reel aess of bis opinion.
ritiitwr-si TUWr.
HKAiXAno's Mi'sirsi. Wo'ilp. The January numier
of tue favotlte Musiexl Monthly l!ua ihe uleveuth an
uual volume. The Miianul VYoild laoi.eof Hie oldest,
aa well as one of the liesl liinsir.il journals l liblisord n
luis e-miitiy. li la most ably edited bj 1-,-of. Karl .l,vr,
assialeU by Ulntty or the lal mnsieri wrlterA-iu-Amor,,
and reaeuta a much ho gir umouut ot orijrtual musirul
U -ta e ttiuu any other Jmuuiil of thekii;d i.ow 1 ubltsh-
ed. Besides tweuty agea of choice reading mutter,
ea p ges tif good to ular mus: are given iu rvery
n mis': . The ums-ci l..ue is worth many times the stib
avi, " l-rire, whieh ieoiily $1,00 ye.ir. Muaiete.rh
ers S h"3 rs, Auiutures, aud 11 intruded In the "Ii
srioe a ' should c.TUinly t.ike the Miiairjl Woi Id. Aa ;
the p eeent iiumlMr bettina a n;w volume, now la a '
a .ib'.e liu-e to subse.ibe. The nbliKb"' r I
S eil wi cj es fsw to am m.r 8 rt'r ,n' Art"
d a M. B- I M--. '-vl nd. O 1
KIr.CI.Ia XOTICKJ. !
KKItOltS OF VOl'TII.
A gei'leniau who siiniied for ye-ira from Nervoua 1
li .bility. Fieuiatilie llee-y, and all the efiv's of youth
ful iiul-arietiou will, for tha sake uf aufteting hil- i
r.muity, send free to all who need it, the recipe and di
reeliou lor miking the auuple retnvdy by wiiica ha waa
oured. Hulfcieis wishing to 1 rout by the advertiser's
experience can do so by addressing in perfect eoun
ileuee, JOHN 11. OitfiKN, fi Cnlar Ht New York.
Nov. ill, 187-ui.
MERCHANTS nnd M A X I F A CT C R -
'.RS will best tiir their shipments
to their destination by using
ISeil itlsioii'si
PATLXT NllirrjXdi TKUS I
kwi i o Hundred Millions nave Doeu used
within the past teu years, without complaint of
loss by Tug becoming d-tnclied. All F.xprcss
Co's use them. Sold by Printers aud Stationers
everywhere.
Oct. ill, 183. 3tn.
Thirty Years' F.xperlrnrt oTrtn Old
Kurite.
Mr WiutilOTV'N Nwothlnir Krrup la
Ihr prrHfripllou oroncof the best Female
Pliysiciaus und Nurses In the Lulled Staves, and
bus been used for thirty year with never failing
safety und success by millions of mothers and
childreu, from the feeble infant of one week old
to the adult. It corrects acidity of the stomach.
relieves wind colic, regulutes the bowels, and
gives rest, health and comfort to mother and
child. We believe it to be the Best and Sunt,;
Remedy iu tlie Wo'ld. In all cases of DYSEN
TERY and DIAKKIKKA IN CHILDREN, whe
ther it arises from Teethinr or from any other
catiac. Full directions for using will accompany
each hotil. None Genuine unless the fac-simile
of CURTIS A PERKINS is on the outside wrap
per. Bold by all Medicine dealers.
July ia, 1S73. ly.
To t'MpltliMts), To Wen of Mrtllum
neaus, anuioaii wisniug
llouif) wud thua Avoid
liug Kruts).
Bv reference to the Watsontown Itteord and
Sunbury "Uuzette" will be seen u full and more
explicit description of tho property I offer for
sale, either In lots or by the acie. Hut what I
wish to more partic'ilarly bring hcrore the pub
lic Is the LIBERAL TERMS on which they are
offered.
1 will SELL LOTS from IOO to SOO and
Lands by the ACRE from I'JOU to 5U0, according
to the location.
Tekms : Ten per cent, of the purchase money
down, the balance In time and amounts to suit
purchasers, from ONE to EIGHT YEARS, with
legal Interest from day of sale.
I he street and alleys win be opened as fast as
lots are sold, so tbal all may be approached with
case.
All persons who are now paying rent can have
an opHrtunity of securing a home for less mo
ney annually man tney arc, pus innuni.Mi
WAY It: rent.
Any person wishing to see the lands or lots
will call on me, when every opportunity will be
given them to have a fair chauceto see the supe
rior udvaulage presentee to the public.
In addition to (lis lands above reterred to. I
now offer for sale THREE DWEZJ.INU HOU
SES, situate on Water street, lu Watsontown bo
roiiL'h. the one being the large und commodious
Hrick Dwelling now occupied by ir.fl, all of sal.l
dwellings having tbe necessary outbuildings for
Immediate use.
For further information call on or address
J. M. FOLLMElt,
Watsontown, Pa.
October 81, 18TJ. 1 yr.
TbC'oulealat aa Invalid.
Published by a warning and for the benefit ot
Young Men and other wnoauier from Nkhvim
Pkiulitt, lob o? Mswiiooo, etc., supplying th
mean of (elf-cure. Written by one who cure
himself after undergoing considerable qnsekerv
aud aent free or recuiving a post-paid dlrvcte
envelop.. Sufferer are Invited to address tin
author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
Juus 14,'73 m Box. Ii3, Brooklyn, N, T.
mi
i Aim
I ML A
Mill 1
, TO 0rH'NITI . - .
Ths advertiser, baring hoe i i e-niniis.,tly cured of
that dread disease, t'oinum; "OII by a alim ly remedy,
la auilnus to make known to his fellow sufferers Ibe
meana of ear. To all who desire It, ha will send a on y
of the prescription used, rree of charge), with the direc
tions for prep aring aud using Ihe same, whlrh tbey will
nd a sat Curs for Consumption, Asians, Brouehl'a,
ato.
Parties wishing the rn tpUou will i le ae address
Rev. K. A. W I LSI IN,
1M Peuu Ht., Wilhamsbnrgh, MewToik.
Nov. n, lsTI em.
Children oltra look ! atntt Nick
from no other cause thau having: worm In the
stomach.
BIIOWN'8 VERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms without Injury to the child,
belmr .crrectly WlilTE.and from all tlie colorlnir
or other Injurious Ingredients usually nsed In
worm pret.ii nn Ions.
CURTIS BKOWN, Proprietors.
No. 215 Fulton Street. New York.
Huhl by Arw77( ml ChnnMt. and uVafor in
Mrrfifine al Tw knty FfVB Cents, box.
July la. 1871) ly. .
Tho Iloaarholtl Punucca,
and
Fa ml I' I.I- Imont
Is the best remedy in tlie world for tlie following
complaints, via. i Cnini In ihe Llmhs and St.
much. Pain In the Moin.ieli Rowels, or 8ido,
Rheiinialisin In all its lorn.s. Hillious Colic.Neu
ralgla, Cholera, I)yeiiierv.Coids,Fi'csh Wounds,
Burns, Sore Throat, 8piual Complaints, Sprains
nnd Bruises, Chill and Fever. For Internal and
External nse.
Us operation Is not only In relieve the patient,
but entirely removes the ennse of the complaint.
It penetrates nnd perviult; the whole sv-teiu. re
storing healthy action to all Its parts, and quick
ening the blood.
The llonflrholrt I'miacm 1st purely
Vegetable und All Healing.
Prepared bv
CURTIS & BROWS,
Nn. 215 Fallon Street, New Tork.
For sale bv all driiugists.
July la, l7o. ly.
OtitrUstzacnf.
CENTRAL DRUG STORE
i,Ifl
Q.B.CrXDVLLADER
Is thi! place to buy pure and fiimh
MLDIC1NES, DUL'IW,
PAINTS. OILS.
ULASS, I'KUFUMEUV,
NOTIONS,. CTOAIUS,
-TOBACCO, I.lCiTJOU
for int'dirirml purpnaea. and nil other arti
cles usually kept in a lirsl-cluaa Drug .Store.
'Seciitl uttciiliuu pniJ to iMitnpouiiiliiig pre
scriptions; HUil fiiinily reueipta by uonipctctit
iiru-giii.
Sunbury, Nov. 7, 173.
UKO. W. t Oltl.K,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Rki. Estvtk Aufnt. nnd Agent for the 1'iiii.a-
l.AKKI.rillA Ml TI AI. I'UOTEl'TlVE 1.1VB
, Insiksnce Comfast.
llrriKloil, .VorthuiubnlaiKl County, 1'a.
ALL CLAIMS eiitriisted In his hands will receive
prompt attctiiloii.
. Herndou, Aug. To. I inos.
IIEPUT KATIJ IKII SK.
i IS. E. Corner of Atcn and Third Slrcets.1
Oppositi: tiik Dkpot,
8 U N B U It Y, P E N N ' A .
1'omiix MrCastw, Proprirtsr.
Of STEKS. Hot Coir. c, 8an.l witches. Bread &
Butter, Ham, dec, served up in the best
style.
Passemreis leaving In the early trains will be
furnished with refieshmenls, hot ruffcc, &c.
The eating roiMii will be conducted on strictly
teinieruiiee principles, and every cll'url made to
Keei It ueiit and attractive.
LADIES are invited to call.
Refreshments and hot meals furrlshrd to resi
dents as well as travelers.
The patronage of the public la ,.rcruiiy so-
"dtP"- THOS. MeGAW.
cunbuiy, Dec. 19, IST3. tt.
FOIl Till: HUM DAY.
GREAT ATTRACTION.
Toyw, CoulertloiirHv-ai ONtrrN. dc,
Evcrybwly is invited to come nnd buy of tho
handsome assortment of
TOYS AND CONFECTIONERIE8
at
SAMUEL P. NEVIN'S STORE,
in frame building, adjoinittg Moore A Disaingcr's
building, THIRD STREET, 8UMBIRY, PA.
Just opened a fresh supply of Confcnlionuri?a of
every description.
TOY OF AM. HII)K
constantlv on band. The best RAISINS, KIG8,
CURRANTS DRIED FRUIT.
rUKE kio coffp:e, tea & SPICES.
fresh Bread, Bun & Cuke, every tunrulng.
FANCY CAKES, BISCUITS, CRACKERS, Ac.
OYSTERS ! OYSTERS I OYSTEUS!
Having fitted up a room expressly for serving
up Oysters iu every style, Ladies uud Gentlemen
will be accommodated with the boat bivalves in
market, ut ull hoars during the day and eve.niuir.
Families will he supplied at their" residence w ith
the best Shell or ('mined Oysters, us is desirable,
al the very lowest prices.
Call nnd see my excellent assortment of good
and ascertain the prices.
8. F. NEVIN.
Dec. ;9, 18T3.
CRUMBS
Arc a modern stove-pAre better, because
polish, far better than they give a liner gloss
uuvotbir In existence. ui than any other polish.
COMFORT
Yield a brilliant silvery sheen, with less than
hail the labor required when other polishes are
used.
CRUMBS
Are a neat and cleunlynrjCao be used even in
article, making uo dirt H Hike parlor without tha
nor dust wben nsed. ui trouble of removing
COMFORT
furniture or carpet.
Ha no disagreeble ulpherous or strong acid
smell wben prepared for use, but are pleaxuul
aud bunnies.
CRUMBS
Are tout aD.ii ueutstvle In each boi are 13
1 1 L 1 leUa i 1 slIrL la auffl.
convenient for use tbatiwi eieul for auy stove.
apy oiner pousii. luuaau waic usaiitini
COMFORT
Are the cheapest luilleh in the market, btcanse
one box at ID cent will polish as much aurfuce
us 25 cent worth of tbe old polishes.
C It U M II S
Have Just taken thcfyplu competition with
1st premium ut the In II H several of tbe beat of
diunapolia Eposltion.WA the old stove polish ea
COMFORT
Bi'T Cat Mii of Cosipobt of your storekeeper,
if be has them, or will procure them for you t if
not, send ns oue dollar, your nans', and the
tame of vour ucare.t express station, and we
Aili send you tcu boxes, aud samples of Bart
elf Blacking and Pearl Blueing, frc of cost.
Cst sn or Comtoht can be bad of all Whole
sale Grocer aud Dealers In the Coiled States,
ind Retail Dealers will fliidtliuin tho most proti
i ib e, from the fact that tbey arc the fastest
clllug article of the kind in tlie market.
H. A. BARTLETT & CO.
IU North Front St., Philadelphia.
US Chambers St.. New York.
13 Broad St.. Boston.
Nov. 14, '?3. om.eom. "
In order to make room for the magnificent
stock of Spring Goods now being made to my
order, the. whole remaining .stock of
Gents Furnishing Goo:ls,
HATd A. IN 13 CAPS,
will be sold out at a reduction of from 20 to
30 per cent, at
Popular Clothing Store.
Corner Third and 3Jarket,
Wist
lias' been licfore tho American public
tVER TllIU .'Y year. It haa never yet
f ilcil to give perfect satisfaction, and inn
just y been (.vI-.hI tho panacea for all ex
ternal fioun-lt;. Cut-, Hurtis. RwclliiiTs,
Sprains, ilru'Kes. &c, &o., for Jlin imd
Hcat. Vn family shouM b" a Binulo ilnv
Magnolia T
Pure Blooming Ccir.p!e:ion.
It la Purely YweUble, and Its oirat '. is r- n .1
feltstouce. ltiiK.sswaf wta t.io Ir' eMlti.-a A;-;..-r-D,
eauasd by 11 -at, l'atignu. ami l.k-it.-!i.-nu H -i s
sod rsmoves stl I.Outelieaaud 1' niil- s. e.ijaiin .,j
and anaihtly anou. Diiieaawti;- 'r.m, rrec' le. iim.i
Huoburo, aud by Its r.-ni. but p-ve,-fui lndui-ucj
mautle the ua l ct.-rx nh
Y0UT1UTT.
OOMANL BEAUTY.
' t atvy Ktnres. Dpot,
Sold by i
ni faa-k fin
The IliL'best Medical Aulhorltiesof Europe say
the strougesl Tonic. Puiilier aud Ieob.-tr'mnt
known in the medical world is
Jurnbebn
It arrests decay of thai forces, exhaustion of the
nervous system, restoies vitior to tlie dcbil'tated,
cleanses vitiated blood, removes vesicle obstruc
tions and uct directly on tne Liver and Spleen.
Price 1 a bottle. JollN . KELLOGG, 18
PI.Ul St., N. Y. J10 4W.
for Three 3-eeut NImiiiim We will send
Ths AcaoiiA (a 1 a ei sne.it N. V. Is-Jt'l lor a mouth.,
and aa lreimuin uny etie if til,- lnllouu antelea : our
fiuv nhromo, 1 ni.. i boloi;r. li, I nu,- U.miiu Iii. 1 flue
set sit eve l.tilton., I nne ,H,lh v 'l.-i'l'Ui. weiut at out'e
toT II! AUHoltA Pl'lil. IMII Mil '.. iniieli.'M. U.I.S.
GIVEN AWAY!!
For ouly 35 cts., free by mall. An elegantly p'r
fumed Sachel. Odor delightful, sine to please
Agent Wanted. Make big pay. KLrXIIEKK
Perfumer, 141 Chamber St.. N. Y. JUiA
' cAnriiHitm;"
The Great Discovery for Ihe immediate relief A'
cure of KlicuniatiMii, chronic and uetite. Spniius,
Bruises, Pain in Cbet,Back,or Litnls. Still Joints,
Straius.G land ilia r .Swell iiigsjntlaili mat ion, Nell
ralgla. Bunions, Cnt.irrh, .Ve. p will not giease
or stain I lie ino-t delieato fabric, which makes il
a luxury In every luuii v. Try it and be con
vinced of its great merit. Price. 'J 5 cents
per bottle Si cents. KLLBEN HOYT, Prop'r
!il3 ( reen icli KlX. Y- 4
A Vi:.lt made wi'h our splendid
Comuinstion PiiosPKCTi s. It represents Sam
pie Page and Stvle of Building of Ml intensely
Interesting and useful books, iliatscll iu every
fuinll). Best thing ever tried by Canvassers.
Agents wanted to liiuke u permanent business ou
tlxse works. Send 1.!W for prospectus, the
only outlit needed, cbou- territory aud com
ineiiee at ome. For i.lu.t rated circulars and
liberal teims.addrcs JollN F. POTTER .V CO.,
Pubs., Phiiad'a Pa. .J
Si5 1 I RK I FI KS I t'l'HMt HSi
Wllol tSil.E AMI RtTAU..
LADIES'. GENTLEMEN & MISSES'
Fiuc Seal Siu-qm-a.
Fine Aslrakhati Siicqucs,
Eiuo Si-hI Turlmnw,
Eiue Lynx Ss ts,
Driving Glove anJ Cup.
The Irceat Stock of ltuckcs in tliu City.
AU ul waweu al nfl ld Iwluw ooat ul iuiuitalUn, al
tha oUt-eubllahed aud reliable alorv Ol
LIU IN (iEIIUKII,
825 ARCH ST., PHILADELPHIA. S3
English Walkiug Jsckcla nmJe to order.
lcl.4w.
IP-
without tliij Liniment. The money re
fiimlnl unlosg the Liniment Is as repre
sented lio sure and get the Pennine
M KMC AN MUSTANG TJNIMENT. 8old
l'jr all Drugict and Country S'tcr, nt
2 c . COc. anil $1 Ol per Bottle jp.'otioe
!. Ri of bottle. &c.
Por
Conoid, I'OLu. , iiOMJSEXf:SS,
AN li A LI j TI! lie ) AT DISEASES,
ni:i.i.s' (AKitoi.ic taii.ets.
'IT tl'iivi.i in ii.i'i-ia.i' .
A TUIED AND M KE HEMEDY.
v.
RSirSGjlj
il
T.-tTrltTofl,e-n' 1 . tf.. f I ) y. r' ir-ri''nf
f-foct4 Dr. L icier '. Vt fret able UUuina(1a
yron I pvnr&nuo Itu lo-ilibljwtfor Krr, kid-
F. A. OSBOCUN. jio4m fbU.
T"5 nT"vttt WfM C"i tt H, a"t "l astisf. aa? oas srr.
1-tns.nss.T !i.MarTtiT.n.r..Vr-sli -r- IhOsTsTf. II.
I'-Ttn.Msdis.l. lT.-i.a.rarrisssn.l lsrsn..ls.l
0 H. Smith. rittafH.N.Y.PT..los Prs.'"'!' '.rri,
1 Mia.,-. Affiirva ahmM writ Pr.Fi'l. r.Phlla.,TTt;
Bat'ry PampS)rt rosranls.sTsfls. SoPwirrlfTinlB-
swabtosaa"acursMetiariaAratttr.84dbreni(siaU.
k . . J .o...t.l io AolK at
Y home ; tJO io 5i per week ; no capital re
quired j last chance ever offered. For particu
lars send st imp to M. M ITCH AM, Fetter Lane,
Philadelphia, Pa. 4w.
C A n V II O It I X E "
Tbe Grent discovery for the iinaiedinte relief A
cure of Rheumatism, .SenrahTii; Bpi'ainslru'isc'
Pains, Strains, Stiff Joints, Swellings, Intlama-
Hon-.. Huiiinns, 1 atarrlt, A:c., o:e. It wlil not
irrcase or stainr"ind tor the toilctt is a luxury
I in every family. Thousands will and now testi
I fv to its great 'merits. Trv it. Price per bottle,
I J.'i cents. RFC BEN HOYT, Prop'r, 'J 3 Green
wich St., N. Y. I)ucl.4w.
HAIttl'I.lM isilt hy mail for toe. that retail
a to, .In. 11. L.
V. uLi'ii'l T, lsl t'tiailum Hiiuare, N.
Drc.l,7;l. Iw.
l.oetited at Willianisport, I'sv
Kttablislud I'm. T4 BEST COLLEGE In the
Country, lias the best Penman in Pennsylva
nia. For College Paper, Specimens of Penmanship,
Ac, address UYIS A OPL1NGER.
l)i:cl'J.4w Williamspott, Penti'a.
?fic m
!t P Si-nt hv iiihII to siivoneof
lllllC U-OIllD for l'. Will cliamte any
colored hail to u peiinaneiil blaik or brown and
conluiiis ,,o poii.on. Trade supplied at low rate.
Address, MAGIC COMU CO., Springfield, Mas.
Uecly. 4w.
J uriu'.' von fr, lv mail ths ew beat
fP' 12 L, A'HTI't' TIUJHH'
ins ai iii Pomkkov li Co., ?44 Brusdwsy, N. Y.
lr Hi.". Iw.
KN'l Wi IKTII'K hKY-HlNii ANDl IIKI K t'OMBlX
l.l. in rinsu s-ler ..iiniilt IS. CircuUra tret. atAf
l.,i.i M j- t'u tsi t'ulto'.i hi., N. V. Ita-el..
200 ll.i.0 md ORta.lXN
y-w si-.l Htx-Mtil-TUiul, if l-'iiBt-i'lh-a 14 -ken.. wCI b
ul 1 ut Lower i . li a t.a ea.ti, or ou ltialaUrusula.iu city
r i-olllitry, during tills FuinliClai frlNia and tna HoU-l.-.,
liy H'iraoe Wst.ra .ad mm, N.i. 4S 1 Hrua4ay,
u.,14 evi r Isrlore uOered iu New York. Agent wsuusi
M- Ine sJ ol' VVuisra' Oelel,rati-4 riauoa, Cuiet-rtu and
ireliHslial ll'K:il'S. lllusiratnl Calalugoas maUed.
1 e:ll liaueenieiita to the Trade. A Isltf dlaeouut to
f . - ., (' m.-1 ! .t,,.hu.l, s.lr .. twi, 4W(
.:
It 55i mnn from trre vvm Hcrtsila n
i.-n 1'lotcft or I'll.lMlo. vra two to
i i : c t. n.iiinl li,r"i Knit llbcusa
!ci; Clnl un asucr, littllaw C'ur
:rji.'lii-ti"i '" f'oai
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rotiil-xi" sv (lln"i Korea
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ill. f Hon" 'Hi tf 1 Urual fial-ol
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i' t'-i. ,i io.l"t tlie ltfsl llnpr-nrig
Ct.mirU ': hir e line r,-,iar'i.l ly sty othrf
i m ii- r,. u"l i , f- r' . t'y ,:tte. leniita; cove h.
o 'i-- t-f i..,iii... r .1 .ilio' toat ."1-'. 'ld
l ,v; ! , I ts II. V. Ilf:R('ij M. D-a
Mui Mn UIpciiau-, LiuUksM. I.
AK8iTi " WAJSTED. .
A vmfi'ahlr and rearctalda businasa for sao or wo.
Mu who lists or ew uu-ka sMsurelima and wlah la can
. e.-t it iulo aiouey. t or tircuUraaddiaaa HTAB 1.A at I
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