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READING. The time which is sou;

READrNG. The time which is squan.
dered by many in eternal visiting, would
give good course of reading, both useful
and cheering, to those who have a taste
for it. l verify believe that the establish
ment Of library in every town would
prevent nine-ten,hs of all the bitter ami
mosiies which often divide whole neigh.
borhoods, and which usually spring from
no other source than the vapid or mali
cious lattle of Ioungers and gossips. And
| must insist. if it were only to keep peo-
pie out Of mischief, that taste for reading
would be invaluable. Next to religion, a
true love Of reading is the best sofener of
the asperilies Of life, and its best consider
under It's inevitable ills.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-18

SHoEMAKlNG BY The
Journal de Paris says that an operative
in tho Rue des Vielles Andrettee, has
invented a machine to make shoes, by
means of which any person, possessing
sufficient strength to turn a wheel, can
in the course of a day, furnish fifty pair
of excellent shoes, of every SIZE. 1t is
calculated thatIof the $4,000, 200 inhab-
itants in France, several millions are des-
tltute of shoes, because of the want OF
means to procure them. 1t is probable
therefore, that if this machine prove sue
cessful, the entire population may in
dulge in the luxury of covering for the
feet.
The above paragraph, now going the
rounds of the papers, although calcula-
ted to make the knights of Crispn stare
is probaly true. But it should be recol-
lected that the French peusantry wear
Wooden shoes.
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@ o sg se & * "a
FOR THE VOICE OF FREEDOM.
Lines

Lines
Written on reading resolutions passed by Slave
holders demanding the annexation OF TeXa
accompanied with the threat that if denied the
would dissolve the Union.
Go, we proud despots, go and kneel
Before foul slavery's car;
Go, and betray your country's veal,
Her glory, honor mar,
Pull down the stripes your fathers bore
Above the tented field,
Blot out those stars that were of yore
The patriots light and shield.
Spread DER your hearts the stains of guilt
And be dark passions slave;
Defe the blood your fathers split
Their country's hope to save,
But never while our flag floats forth,
No, never strive to fright
The sons Of freedom at the north
To prove traitors to right.
We do not crave the wealth that flows
From stolen Texas soil,
We would not take the gift that grows
From cursed slavery's toll;
But we would bind the Union true
In bands of Liberty,
And gladly join the millions, who
Shout Texas shall be free =
IT'S ours the 0live-branch TO raise,
Above each glowing strand,
And bid freed millions join the praise
OF freedoms glorious band;
lis yours to light a fiery brand
For each revenging slave,
And carnage send through all the land
And make each home grave.
The coward heart, that seeks to fright,
The hand, that binds the slave,
Cannot be good, cannot be right.
Can meier be called the brave;
Then never while you share a part
With us in union strong,
Never again deem freedoms heart
The home of fear, or wrong.
July, 1874. SD. W.
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BRANDON, THURSDAY, JULY is, 1914.

man of intelligence and refinement who
was not a STAKEHOLDER. We believe this
TO be SANDER on the females of the South
but admitting it to be strictly true; what
a picture does it present of the general de-
basement of The sex caused by slavery
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-18

SLAVERY ABOLISHED. On the 28th
Of February, the Legislative Council OF
Hong Kong passed an ordinance de-
claring the laws of England relative to
slavery to be in full force in that colony,
except in the case Of slaves introduced
by persons not subjects of her Majesty
who, on examination by magistrate in
the absence of their masters, and on
being assured that they can be free il
they cannot be removed from the island
without again going before magistrate
and declaring that they go voluntarily,
and in preference to remaining in the
colony as freeman--Com ADJ.
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PRINCETON COLLEGE. The xcv1I an
niversary of this venerable institution was
celebrated at Princeton, N. j., on Wednes.
day the 9th June. The attendance was
large and the ceremonies and performance,
es of A. M. was conferred on thirty-eight
graduates, and sixty members of the SEN
ior class received the degree Of A. B.
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In the discussion in the General Con.
ference, Mr. Lbngstreet of Georgia, ad.
vanced as apology for Bishop Andrew,
who had married a slavehoding wife, that
it was difficult to find at the South o wo-
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Criticism upon Ole Bull, by the New
Haven, Conn. Palladium:
A single concert by the Hutchinson
Family 1--WE refer to their musical tones
in particularly is TO yankee audience
worth ten thousand of the hey -diddle fad
die fiddle flights of Ole Bull.
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THE VOICE OF FREEDOM.

PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT BRANDON, VERMONT.
TERms.-One dollar and fifty cents in
advance.
One dollar and seventy-fve cents in six
months.
Two dollars during the last quarter.
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Written on reading resolutions passed by Slave
holders demanding the annexation OF Texas,
accompanied with the threat that if denied they
would dissolve the Union.
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committee would be placing the House in a sin
gular predicament
Mr. Roumfort at this time modified his motion
by adding, "that ten additional members be add
ed to the committee"
Mr. Cooper again spoke; his remarks We're of
asimilar tenor with those before referred 10. Mr.
kugler, an old member, wished the matter fully
Investigated, and by new members Mr., Roum-
fort then took the floor, acd was proceeding to
compare the charges of corruption against the
Printers with those which he said were made, and
which he echoed against the Executive of the
State, when the hour of one arrived and the
Speaker adjourned the House.
But little was done in the SENATE. The an.
rual statement OF the affairs of the Pennsylvania
Hospital, and report from the Superintendent
of Motive Power en- the Portage Railroad were
received.
\ resolution calling on the Canal Board for
Statement of the amount for which Mai. Ham
bright, Collector of tolls at Lancaster. is de-
fanlter. was offered br Mr. ChampncvS and adop-
ted. Also. another. calling on the same Depart
ment for their annual report of the state of the
public works.
The several items oflhn Governors Message
were referred, by special committee, to the
Standing Committee, except the printing and tar
iff The former was rctcrrrdtoa select commit.
tee, consisting of Mcs>rs Champncys, Hughes,
Stcrigere Sullivan end Pcnnman. The latter
to Mcssrs. Black Stuart Chapman, Crabh and
Horton
The greater part Of the session spent in
debate upon the House bill providing for Ia" pay
mcnt of postage. and repeating that part of the
Reform Bill which confines the members to ten
dollars worth of stationary. Mcssrs, Sullivan,
Darsie, Farrclly ami Snckman were tho rriuc-
pal speakers Nc action was had upon the mat
ter when the Senate odlcHrncd
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ACROSTtC.

Bleed il you will take pounds of Calomel!
Rely on all the tales your Doctors tell:
Ask them if they can't cure you by the rules
No doubt they have acquired in learned schools,
Deny no drugs they give you-all things try,
Rest satisfied with this-you can but die;
Except you rather shun the hand which kills
Then Iry-'hen Try what, Why, then uy Bran
dreth's Pills.
Hundreds, nay thousands, now of health possessed
saved from untmely graves-theiI worth attest.
Pay cheeriully and oft your Doctors fees
lnhabt still the mansion 81 Disease,
Lest you ..su rather shun expensive bills,
=, Long bouts of sickness, and all human ills,
Spend, then, two levies, aud get Bsndre;n's Pills
| uT Purchase of II. B Masscr, Sunhury, or %
the agents, published IN another part OF Mi. paper.
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mired-by Mr. Severance, of Me, Mr.. D. V.
Brown, of Tenn, and Others when it was report
ed and passed through under the previous ques.
ton, The amendment, shielding the Judiciary
from any imputation, was rejected The bill
passed--yeas l5S, nays 2s,
This large majority, together with number
Of citizens, attended supper, got up for the oc.
casion, at the Assembly Rooms. Tickets, five
dollars--Mr Maban, Public Gardener. provdcr,
Mr. Benton, Presidents Mr. C, J, lnscrsoll,
Vice President.
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why on earth don't you get up earlier, my
son." said an anxious father to his suggard BOY,
"don't you see the flowers even spring out of
beds at the early dawn !" "les father" said
the boy,"I see they do, and would 60 the same
If had as dirty bed as they have"
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Southy, in bis Omnia, relates the following 4;
escape from the Irish nunnery. The first thing
she asked for when she reached the home IN
which she was 10 be secreted, was a iookiRg-
glass She had entered the convent when
only five years old, and from that time had ne
yer seen her own face"
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Reduction of Postage.

We h,vn rcro;vod a., communication ,bis
wcok urcirc uror o,r c;,izors ,be rocos,;t, If
convcn;nc and rnomor;oliz;r, tbo rrosor, Co,.
gross unon tho subicct Of reduction If no.,,ro
W., .,,,r,, ,,.;.,, ,,,. ,,,...,,,,i,, cu.. :: -,
to tbo ,,o,;c,, =, ,ho ,o,,,,r ,,,1 l,ro 49, la,,
,b,4 rtbo nroror r,o,,,. or, o.,r,,l C.,,.....
will vst do s,,oc,b;,, boa,ro ;,s .Io., so,,or,,
ee,rts b,,., ,lr,ad,, 1,,,,, ,,,,I. l.;,,u ,l
sont scoso, ,o rro, ,ror ,h,t b,,,. ,h, ,r,,. 40
cessitv and imnortoncc or =, roductiou and all
without effect Amopg other roform,tions rro.
,oso5 Il ,,,s roc,,r,,ora,1 ,b., al ,o,,.-.,,,,-.
should c;rcu,,to ,bro,cb tl,e co,,,t,. IN ,,.hio,
rp,,,isbcd rroc or al r,,,,a,,, o,,l :, ,,,,,n
Of ,rr.,, ,l,, .,,.,,.i,,, l..,,.
,4,, .,,;.,I
.,.,.... ,.., -
-,
hoe, AMI ,,,.,., i,.,,,.r,,,, ;.,... Cit, Il,
,,,,s,,ro avon ,,a,,,,,o ,,1 ,,.ooo 80, r,o
sor why :, .Lor,1 ma, ,,o of1,c, ,ro,,J, rot an.
l., b,roG,;ol 9, ,ho .,,,,tr,. ,,,l;shor
,bc community ,roupd him f,r tho ;,o,, or
hostage being somewhat heavy. if woull reduce
The rost to ,lc rcod,r and fins ;,crc,sc tho sinh.
scrip,ion list of each r,ncr while !, ,vou,d bovc
a tendency 70 check tbs comrc,,;,n from, tho
mammoth vc,llics rbi,b ;s :, ;p;nr;oulv FOL,
by nearly every porticp Of the country nress
II has been urged as an objection TO general
reduction that .honld if tax. MACE. IN, mails
would become so numbered with these wcckIics
as to become completely cncumbcrcd We an.
prchcnd totally different result should the re-.
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OoCupATIoN.-No man can he happy and
healthy without occupatIon-Some regular en-
pluyment or profession. The lite of an ldlcr is
an unsatisfactory one, and "kllIing time" is the
most laborious OF all work.
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MASSACHUSETTS, CONGRESS- ELECTIONS on
THE lsT,-'rhe Boston Atlas gives nearly full
returns from the three vacant Congressional
districts, hy which it appears that Mr. Abbott,
the Wing candidate, has lost his election in
the 3d district by very few votes, and that
Mr.. Baker (Whig,) has i7S3 votes in the 9th,
against 81 II for Mr.. Chaplin, the Democratic
candidate, and g0D scattering. The Mcrcan-
tile juurrrll is Of opinion, however, that Mr.
Baker is not elected. Ia the 9th district Mr.
Rockwell, the Wing candidate, is elected by
handsonc majority Lcdger.
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Change Of Hours.
OK Ann ,TrER SAruRnAY, ArRIL |, 1913,
The passenger trains viii leave at the following
hours:
PLHadclph'G amt Pot',rHc.
From Philadcphia, at AN. I n.uv
From Potr.yle, at SAN. D''S
Hours Of pu'sing Read'ng.
For Pottsvc, at ~ A. VI. nj.
For Philadelphia, a, a AN D"'y'
Both uans pass a, Pots,own. The down train
breakfasts at Reading, aud the up train a, Norris
town, for which ! 5 minutes are allowed at each
station,
F.IRES.
Between Poitsville y Philada, $3.50 Il $3.50
Between Reading & do. 2,25 4 l,IS
Between do & Pousvil'e, lao & Loo
ENCURSioN TICKETs-GOup ron RETURNING
MKT NAY.
Between Potsvillc * Philadelphia, IS 90
B.tveen Reading x do 800
Bcryccrn 10. & Poitsyillc, 90
An the trains win stop Tor way passengers al
the usual points
a. An passengers are requested to PtocgFn
their tickets before the trains stalt.
MAY -, lsi2.--,f
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--..|||l-H'asa-|..||..
m n K K yE ID

On the 4th inst, by the Rev. ]. p. Shindel, Mr.
HENRr SAvipeB to Miss - HEILMAN, both
Of Augusts.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. A. Britain, M-.
Isaac ID. KLINE to Miss SUSAN MErrrgR, both of
Augusta township
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PRICE CURRENT.
Democratic Club.

THE Democratic Young Men of the borough ot
Sunlury are requested TO meet st the Cout,
House, on Tursday evening next al the ringing oi
the bell, fr the purpose of fyrming Democratic
Club. MANY.
Sunhurv Ian l3ih 1914
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MERCHANTS
HOTTSF


z Ohm DUNCAN, late from the T7nnsvva.
% mia Farmer, and Samuel Pike. IT,, a'e of A.
merican Hotel Columbus. Ohio take pleasure in ac-
iuanng their friends and the puhiic generally that
they have taken the large and commodious Hotel,
recently built by the M,sss. iiar on III. same sito
once occupied hy the old established Hotel known
as the Bulls Head, in Third street above Callows
hill st.
This Hotel is finished in the very arst possible
manner, and of the best materials. It's inraton is
very desirable particularly for country merchants
the arrangements for heating and Scntilamg each
room is such as to secure any temperature. The
bedrooms are all light and airy, all furnished IN a
neat style, so as 10 insure comfort.
he receiving parlors arc also fun ishei in a SUI
pero style, the windows on the French style,
forming an entrance to a balcony in fr1nt, which
makes pleasant recess. Particular attention has
been given TO the beds and bedding, which, with
the furniture, are entirely new.
From years experience ir hotel business, wo
trust, 10y strict asstuity &c business, to make this
house desirable stopping place. Our table will
always tie supplied with the very best our market
can afford, and out bar with the best liquors and
wines oi The most approved brands.
T. =. There are first rate stahling and carriage
houses attached to the hotel, attended by CAREFUL
and solTr hoSters, and our charges will be low, in
accordance with the present hard times.
Philadelphia Oct. 9Th, 1912,
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GOuntcrIcitprs'
ID L "A r. III u T. O w.

Il 'hc pu'lc will please observe that no Brandcth
= Pills are genuine, unless the box has three Ia
hcls upon IT, (lhe top, the side aud the ho,toml
each containing fac. similc signature of INV hand
writing, thus-B. BRASpuErm, NJ. D.-Thesc Ia =.
bcl. ave engraved steel, beautifully designed
and done Mt an expense of over S2O0O.--Thcrci,rc
it will he that The only thing necessary to pro.
cure the medicine in its purity, is 10 observe these
labels.
Remember the top, the side, ami the bottom.
The following respective persons are duly auhcri-
zcd and hold
CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY,
For the sale of Brandreih's Vegetable UniCcr8ai
PHk.
Northumberland county; Mon-Markry &
Chamhciin. Sunbury--.H B. Masscr. MEvcns-
vlc-Ilcland Il Mexrll. Nofthumhc Iland-W m
ForsSth. Georgetcwn-J. s. J. Walls
Union County: New Bern--Bogar s, Win.
ter. Selinscrove-George Gundmm. Middle.
hure--lsnac Smith. Bcavcfiown--Dayl Huber.
hd mshurg-W !. May. Minlnsburg-M Mcnsch
" Ray. liartclon-Dlnel Long. Frcchurg-
&. n +. &. Meyer. Lewsburg-W als d Grrcn
Columbia county Danviie--E. B. Reynolds
* Go. Bcrwick-Shuman & Rucuhousc. Car.
tawiSsa-C. g. Brobts. Bloornshuru-Iohn Il
Meyer. Jersey Town-hevi Biscl. Washnrio ton
Rrld McCsy. Limestone-Bailiet & McNnch.
Observe that each Agent has an Engraved Ger.
iicatr of Agency, containing representation q
DR. BRANDRErH'S Mandatory at Sing Sing
aud upon which will also he seen exact copies o
the neU aJeiS noW used upon The BrdndrCh ri
B0rcS.
rhli,jeIphia, Office No. s, North sh street
Is. BRANDRETH, NJ. d.
lime 9th lsl3
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OAKLEY'S
DEPURATIyE SYRUP.

FI>liE valuable properties Of Oakley's Deputa.
tive Syrup of Sarsapurilla, as a purifier Of the
blood, is well known TO the public generally,
that IT is unnecessary to occupy much space in set
ting forth the advantages tu 5e derived from its
use; wherever the medicine has once been intro
duced, II takes precedence over all others: every
one that has taken it, have derived SO signal bcne
fetal results from it, that it is recommended 10y
them with The utmost confidence. Physicians of
tho highest standing in the profession, prescribe IT
TO patients under their care containing nothing
delrtcrous but being composed oi the most mild,
yet eihcacious vegetable materials il is offered with
confidence. the cheapest and most efficient pu.
rliier of the blood now known. The use of few
bottles especially IN the spring months, will be at
tended with most decided Improvement in the &C.
neral strength ofthe system, eraIlca'ing any seeds
Of disease that may have been generated. besides
giving health and vrnr to the hodv.-For the cure
Of Scrofua or Kings Evil, Rheumatism. Trtter,
Pimplcs etuptinns nt the skin, White Swelling,
f,sua, Chronic Cough Asthma, &c. The uu-
ccr,ilicaies in the possession uf the sui sCri
her and his agents, from plvs vscl,ns and others,
sufficient tn convince the most skrpiical oi It's su.
pcriority over all proportions OF STs'p'rlI'.
Sold wholesale and retail. hv the proprietor,
GEORGE w. OAKLEY, North 9th street Rca.
ding, Beks County, and TO I've had Of the following
persons:
In Northumberland CovHIy II. B. Masscr,
Sunhury iceland q VI Scl, McENens,ille D..
Krau>cr, Milton.
M Unim Counig--I, Gcarhart, Sehnserovc :;
A. Guclins, MlIlnhurs
In Coitmtia Couaiy.-R. w. McCay, Wash
ingon.
Reading, March IA, 1913.
Nv O,KLHr.-I believe it the duty of every
~ do whatever in their power lics, for the h"nr
ft Of their fellow MAJ, and having had po>iive
proof in nv own family ui the wouierful properties
of vour Drpuravc Syrup nf Sa'sap irilla, m 81
cunsricn,ou~lv recommend it tn the afflicted. We
had the misfortune t, lose two Of our children. by
the hrcaklng out of ulccrous that covered The
face, head and rcck. although we bad some oi the
most scientific physicians io attend them and hal
tried all the known remedies. including SwaimS
Panacca without avail. Another uf my children
was attacked in the same manner, her face ard
neck was completely covered; the discharge was so
offensive, and the disease at such height that we
dr,pairrd Of her liir. Seeing the wonderful effects
of vour Depuravc Syrup 81 SrSaparl', we were
indurcd to make trial of II. a. the last resort; it
acted hike charm; the ulcers commenced healing
Immediately. t,w bottle. euirclS restored her :"
her he,lja, which she has rni'ycd un'n'cr'up'cdly
ever since. A. purifier of the blood, verify hc
licye II has not It's equal
JOHN MONER, Tailor.
Walnut street. near Fourth Reading.
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.HOrel.'s Ink.
JOSEPH f.. HOVER.

ManulaCturer OF Writing and IndeIT-
bic Ink, No, LOG North Third Street. six
doors below Race. (east sidc,)
II L a D I. H A,
ID ESPECTFUIl,Y informs country merchants
and others, that he constantly keeps on hand
a large stock Of his Superior Black, Blue and Red
Ink, and also a superior quality of Indehle Ink
II Hs ink is put up in bottles varying in size, from
To 81 ounces, and will hc sold on reasonable
terms. The excellent qualities of this ink has so
thoroughly established its character that it is now
extensively used throughout the country.
- For sale at the store Of II. b. Masscr Sum
hurry, Pa. Nav eth, lSA3.-ly
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JOHN MONER, Tailor.
Walnut street. near Fourth, Reading.
Dougll>s,illr, AIril 18Th, lsi3.

Dougll>s,illr, AIrl 18th, 1913.
Mn. OAKLrY My son Edmund Leaf la the
scrotula in tn most dreadful and distressing man.
ncr for three wears, during which time he was de-
prrcd of the Of his limbs. his he ,d and neck
were covered With ulcers We tried all the differ.
cnt remedies, hut To no effect, until recommended
hy DR.. johnson %: Nouistown, and also DIR. Isaac
Hcster OF Reading, to use your Depurarvc syrup
of Sarsaparla, Of which obtained several bottles.
the Use Of which dove the disease entirely out Of
his system, the sore healed up, and tie child was
restored to perfect health, which he has enjoy ed
uuinterruptcdly ever since, 'o the astrnishmrn of
many persons who seen him du ing his affection.
have thought ii my duty, and send YOU this cer-
fcatr that ot!,r's who have like atl'iclion in the
family may know where Ia Obtain valuable n
mcdI Inc. Yours truly.
AMELIA ID. LEAF.
Sent. lf. lSi3-ly
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Sh'nU BuW.

TANE 10 the premises of the suhScrlhor in Rush
- lowrship about the Vst of October last. a
BRiNDIE BULL, with a white face and white
legs, and a mark upon one horn made with siw.
SAID Bull is supposed to he about two years old
The owner is requested To come forward, prove
property, pay charges. and take him away, other
wise he will be sold according ~ law.
GODFREY ROCKEFELLER.
Ruth township, Jan. g. lSii
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DR.. y. ". .W.E,SSER,

ID )ESPECTfthhG informs the citizens OF Sun.
"A bury ana IT'S vicinity, that he has taken the
Office formerly occupied by DR.. John Peal. vhclo
he will he harry to receive calls in the line Of his
profession. April 22d, lsi3.
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L L cash, by II. b. MASSER.
Dec Goth, 1914.
\ OTICE-Ihe public VIII take notice that
~ VIM II. Kase has Withdrawn from the firm
If Fagrly, kase Il Co., and : William and Il. Fa-
gely have been conducting the Ia mess, he vii
not pay any debts of said firm.
Dec 30th, lSi3.-3t.
Notice 10 Builders.
SEALED proposals wtli he received by the sub
y scrhers, the building committee appointed hy
the First PRESBYTERIAN ChuIrh and Cong rcgstiou
Of The Borough OF Northumberland, until = u'cluck
T. VI. oG the S.h January, lSii, at the office of l..
j. annon, Esq, for the mcdaniel work of a
Church, In be huilt IN the borough nf Norrhumhcf-
iaud. Stone Masonry aud Buckaymg,
Carpenter Work.
Plistcrng and Painting,
Each tn I've hid for separately All materials 10 hc
furnished hy the commutce Plans and sprcifca-
tons viii he exhibited until the day of letting, At
said office.
T., p. Sharnon, John Porter.
VIM, II. Naples, John Goungman.
Jos. VI. Hair,
Northumberland, Dec. %, lsi3