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GAKDEM SEEn-

ENRoM Growers m known reputation. ami wa ap,sd I,.,h -
u genuine. - wholesale aud retail:
Auiehoke-Gfsen Globe or RI.
Aspangus-white Giant ~.t-I.us
Pole Beans-iare a map L5ma Lettuce vb,s a H.. H..
snaP BeAns-EAHy ChTa, duo RarIv Cu,ted ta-t. 49,.
yellow cir weefs Green O.. ~. -.
" Parry Mohawk. do. , mon ueioo-yu,n.. c.. -
" RsfIrer or 1000 10 ono pt,, 49, o"o
Best-kshy Blood Tumip rooted wstsr n.bn-s,., r,.
lrN1w y" Nnstunium
hsbFo'u'M hngsl "urt MustaTd-Wbts and Black
e.. OnioB-Whts and Red
Whte hIeftan french ORA
Sugar pe,,-I,,4.,h. -. 81
Brocoi-Whfs A. Prpe Cane Trrfv Nav M -. nt'
Chhhars-Hafy Snd hrre Ymk. Prrsst,n. Dv.,f 49,,
ElHY and las RatsrssH~Fr usbop. nv,,T p.tr F
.".'' L0ai' Large Drum Pepref-Asousd
bead lu9e BrrEsn. nat n Itch. Parsnip-Iopr sp,o,b V,.,,h
buI"h hh-avoJ, Green cur Furnf
Cd savoy, BED Iueh Psrsirv-Yins cuyt.a
'u"'".L-hA"y Hnd Late Pumpttb-Laus yellow
,'fy-"h 'ohi Rhubafb-or Taus
'IO Iona OIargi Long Rel kafdsh-tor sea rst Iora 81
a' ""t' Ha mon, White runip. Bcats 81
Cucumbsr-E1 " PAM. dtt7 patsHy. or VEINS.
Gusief Long Green Long Pptrsfb
rH'hy 'hIHnior peshnE Fquash-Rsry Bunch
Cofn-Eaiy Sursr. IN. T1tea. Tousto-t,,.. - 80. o.,
WiAf ~" 'uHFn FfuH low
E~nfve-Srsn CURED Tp,pi,-,.,,,.a
- 'Nu'-'WFt Herb and FoWer Pesfr.
t-nw ,"nea Ebsrsn, WIN. PALMER.
Green c1'ied seoteh, Rsts Fsb 0.IstN. gm
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II CArH' Lie CuusoR.-On SundIy next, during tho
afternoon service, which commences at half past three,
Bishop WBkLAs will show that ' Private Judgement " hn
the Mo1ern sense constituted no part Of primitive Christi.
aniy. fe
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LUMBER,

LUMBER.
H'HE Undersigned have on hand a large stock
OF ''1'oad LUMBER. consisting In part Of - wht,. phps
pahrh - o. and - panel - 50. g. ard 81 enmnop. -
D % and - select euuH a. -. 6 Z and - common eT,tin,.
- ep'ny' poplar -canuinE, maple seanfiny white T. n and hem
otA FanWhr ADD Johst os scantirE ana pians: a vrrv superior
'' oi - oak drHEnrt for TOBACCO BOZ hoanps-iog,hsr win a
general assortment Of Lumber which wiz b. .d Iov uboi..,,
An e'in"unieAt ons will receive pronp' attention.
BaIimorr, Nd, Fsh. >. oss
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CHEAP PAPER BANGINGS.-The sub.
esiving from the AlnufaetnU some en'tre . .y.. m pApFe
HhN'INGs, BORDERS, FIRE SCREENS. &c yh,.h tIsy of,s
very loN Prices Ih"irhssoumeut - certainly the lsrgeit an IA,
CIiy,a sud comprises every variety and quairy-hotb r,,sd s,J %,
glazed ifeseo md oihsr Pafour siy.s, Ery and pl,rr N,s .
large varsty suitable fer psssa gy. ehambersG e.
CURTAIN PAPER
a desirable article. made the proper WI I'm. saylnz all ,,,, III. .,
doubling pastnR. ke SC.
toHnty Merchants sIppledo on liberal term.
HOWELL A. BROTHERI
No 81 Btiimo;e street, near Cn, .Is.
VNCW Biiinl sre Md.
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I r. WOKD'S OFFICE.-Ioueu draws ir The ET
ID ebsngs To-day. $4,000 Capital. Tickets 81. Rpl
on q package Of Vholes, SI2; hslvss, G qrs, \. Call be-
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WOOLSEY N WOOLSEY sUGAK.-1
w boxes " A. W. Loaf Fugsr.
Is hbi' Crushed and Powdered susst.
Landing, Tor Fs BY
e0 DAVENPORT, ALLgN 4 co.
iOAL PIT OIL-2U tierces Coal Pit Oil. land 81.
- Ing and for sahe b.
t' DNvENPORr. ALLEN A CO.
SOLE LEAIHER--1IOU sides ",,ood" nnd
- 'D'n7ged' Foe Leather. landing and for ,aIs nv
hb DAVENPORT. ALLENA ALLEN.
To Tire ~Nt0ckhoideTs of tse TSivRpnn NavI0a-
'ion Company.
y consequence Of a petition which has been
= ptr,sH''d 10 ne directors of ssid company praying ia, = met
ing The cntnpany DO c1lrI a. sonis esfty dsy. We hsvs s,nsirtsd
THURSDAY, The IAN d,y NJ Msy next fr = mssting m M. cen
Pany tote bed nthe Couit Houss. m me Town ~ Cu,,t,,zyins.
raHsiy "qiested that every stocthHdef, W ~ can poei-
ny make Il convenient to aftBo, viii d. 90, a. b,,av.. ~ rnpor
lance viii BE- hUutht befoss the meeting.
so-NNwhltowd HHOs. MACON. Pfs,vp n Go.
M hRkHJtsE NAtLS-iOo kegs CumbaslaDd han. fs ole
EDMOND n Dh HENPoeT,
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

H|'"HHDH I'M ObHDOIOHH
'ENHE public are informed that the second half
- ses'ion of DR.. Guhn's EnEish and Classical sehooi (eom-
m.ne ng on the 18Th February, ard terminating the last Of July
Willie held IN the very eommoftouS and pleasant schoof House IN
ih7 vicinity Of St. johns Church, tChurcb NM The Fem,is De.
ranmsnt will be conducted by Nrs. G. at her residence At Mrs Do.
puys.
fersnrs wishing N enter their thh iren or wards are nqus,tsd 10
mske saHY application N ~. a. sHhsr NJ HE school Uouse. or AZ
Mr. boguys a. no deduction will be- MAIDS FOR those Vho may be
entered during the interval between the beginning and middle Of tho
hair srisn.
Testinonisis n most satisfactory character from Rev. Dr. Empis.
Formerly PRESIDENT ~ Whlsn a Mafy, Dnbney Browne, Eta. Tor.
nsdy Professor NJ Ancient LsnEuaFss In that fnrruuon. and TO q.
, D. Poor, E"q- Principal Of the Williamsburg Nss sud F,mais
Seminary. .s-t-
P.s. 4 few Boarders will BE- taken 10 tho family With y hleb Dr.
q feHfru
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VALUABLE FARM FOR C4TE

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
WILL sell on The 2Oth Februarr. at public
u sale. u not sold privately before that TING ms Psrp Twin,
about ten miles distant from Richn nd. sltuas d on IN. Tp,,uise
irsding To us Short Punp. The Farm eontsri. al 4I se,. Of go,a
lard. 90 OF which are cleared, the bsanee Is well uubsr,d. Ther.
i-onthe pl'esa good frame Dwelling and ~ necessary DOT bous..
all IN good rspatr Thee Is also a new SsbI- on IN, mace ard ,
well Of good wafer IN The yard. Il 10 a very convenient stand
erh'f fors Tavern o. Grocery. rsrD 80 Aseonnoistina. and mae
A"Ssh oath. Gay o SAFE. MICHAEL AIRHART.
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ENOUND, n sum OF money in my compiling room,
~ Which the owner can have BY DESCENDING and staInq the
aHount, on aTpybSto JUAN PZZtVT,
fG Nert door IN tho Frfb,ng. u.,k
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YORK RIVER Ol ERS
DRAGONS, ATTENTION.

A TTEND n meeting of your Company. at EI.
IN ehanro Hotel on TUgsUAY mex. az ~ o'sioeE prssis.iy -
Busins.s OF vital Importance demand' the susntion II every mem.
Der ~ order ~ the Captain.
Feb 9Th. 1886. v. MARX. let p,raL
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS WARD

I osT, in this city, on Thursday, the 18th in
IL slant, leather wallet or pocket.book, con-
tanning, one thousand dollar bill Of the Merchants
Bank; Boston; one fry dollar bill Of the same
bank, ten fifty dollar bills Of the Mariners bank
Wiscasset, Maine; and two Eve dollar bills. The
above reward will be paid on delivery of the above
to J. NJ. johnson, the postmaster Of the House Of
Representatives in this city, or the finder may re-
tain the above reward by renting the balance to
Mr. Johnson.
July l6-d
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The journal of yesterday was read and approved.
Mr. SIMS, Of South Carolina, on leave given,
from the Committee on the District of Columbia,
reported bill to authorize attachments on mesne
process in the county of Washington, in the Dis
trct of Columbia, and to provide more speedy and
efectua legal remedies in the said District, and for
other purposes: read twice, and committed.
Mr. WHEATON, from the Committee on En-
rolled Bills, made report
Mr.. DANIEL moved that the House resolve
itself into Committee Of the Whole, for the pur.
pose of taking up the private calendar; but, the
suggestion of Mr.. WINTHROP, so modified the mo-
ton as to move to proceed to the consideration of
private bills on the Speakers table.
THE wAREHoUsING sTsIEM.
On motion Of Mr.. McCLELLAND, the bill from
the Senate to establish warehousing system was
taken up, read twice by its title, and referred to the
Committee on Commerce.
Several other Senate bills on the Speakers table
were taken up aud appropriately referred.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
The bill providing for the distribution Of Little e.
Browns edition Of the Laws of the United States
was read third time and passed.
THE wTANDorr cEssIoN.
The bill authorizing the trustees Of Tymachtee
township, Wyandott county, Ohio, to select lands
for schools within the Wyandott cesson, was read
third time and passed.
SCHOOL LANDS OHIO.
The bill authorizing the inhabitants Of township
one, range thirteen east, seneca county, Ohio, to
renquish certain lands selected for schools and to
obtain others in lieu Of them, was read third time
and passed ... ...-.
THE PRIVATE CALENDAR.
On motion Of Mr.. DANIEL, the House resolved
itself into Committee Of the Whole, (Mr. KING, of
Georgia. in the chair,) and proceeded to the consd
Grafton Of the private calendar.
Some conversation followed as to the order of bu-
siness, in which Messrs. BRoDHEAD, DANIEL,
and THURMAN participated.
TuE EASTERN BRANCH.
The bill to provide free bridge across the east
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CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, to-day after brief but interesting
discussion, the treasury note bill was passed.
The consideration OF the tariff bill was then re-
samed, and Mr.. r. Johnson spoke for three hours in
opposition to il.
Mr.. Niles has the floor for Monday.
The House spent the day in the consideration Of
private bills.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD =,

Il On yesterday, bstween and O'Clock, my
house was entered by dark colored man. who
broke open my bureau and stole pocket-book con-
tanning one hundred and twenty dollars, mostly of
the Bank of the Metropolis notes. Among them was
one ten dollar bill of that bank. There was also
among them one FIVE dollar bill Of the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank Of Georgetown. This note had
been torn and pasted together 80 il can easily be
detected. would know it instantly il l were to
see il.
All persons having such money presented to
them by colored man will please arrest him.
T.. b. ROBINSON.
Julv I7-2t
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OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF THE SENATE,

SEALED proposals will be received at
- this Office until 9 o'clock, a. M, of Wednes-
nesday, the god instant for binding 35l5 copies Of
Fremont's reports of his expeditions to the Rocky
mountains and territory Of Oregon The copies are
to be bound and lettered in the same manner and
equally well as those heretofore bound for the Sem
ate; specimen Of which may be seen at this office.
Security to the amount Of $500 will be required for
the prompt and faithful execution Of the work The
names of the sureties to accompany the proposals.
Payment will be made on delivery of the work.
July lS-dtd Intell
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

BY and 'oih The advice and consent Of The Senate.
JEssE b. CLEMENTS, marshal Of the United States
for the middle district Of Tennessee TO take effect
from 9th of August, vice Benjamin ii. Sheppard
whose commission then expires.
DvsEL VAUGHAN, TO be naval officer for the dis
trict of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, vice John
McClintock removed.
HKzEKIAH WILLARD, collector Of customs for the
district of Providence, Rhode Island vice Thomas
+. Carpenter, who declines the appointment
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MRS. POTTER, Pennsylvania avenue, near
Ivl the railroad depot, would be happy to receive
private families or transient bosrders.
April 27-3twtf
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Cincinnati, minister of the New Jerusalem Church,
will perform Divine service at the Capitol on Sunday
at III o'clock.
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I5~The annual commencementO of George
town College will take place at the College Hall,
on Tuesday, the 2Sth July, at 81 o'clock, a. m.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
Iulx l5-end6t
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TWENTY NINTH CONGRESS,
First Session.
SATURDAY, July 10, 1916.

PETITIONS.
Mr.. GREENE presented the petition of mer-
chants and shpmassrs Of Bristol, Rhode Island, re-
against the removal Of the custom
house from that place; which was referred TO the
Committee on Commerce, and ordered to be print
ed.
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THAT the President Of the United State, is hereby au.
horized treasury notes to be issued for such
sum sums as the exgencies of the government may
require and in place Of such Of the same as may be
Of $40 900 600 OF this emission outstanding any
time and to be issued under the limitations and other pro-
the issue OF treasury notes approved the 18th Of October
1897 except that the authority hereby given TO issue
ury notes shall expire at the end OF year from the pas
sage OF this scto
The objectionable feature Of this clause is in the
words which authorize other notes to be issued in
place fthose redeemed. This is paying paper with
paper it is banking. And why is it now, for the
first time, put into a treasury note blR AID.
hitting that clause Of reissue subse
supplementary act, yet that addition was so
odious TO the hard money part Of the democracy
that they refused to vote for it. The loss of their
notes, however, was supplied by the acquisition of
others-by the acquisition Of all the votes OF all the
friends Of banking, local and national This BILL
departing from a those Of the late war, and also
from the act Of 1897 authorizes a reissue OF notes.
and in that respect makes an open and long step
towards national banking. To be sure, the word
reissue IL not in the clause, but il il the thing
Other notes to be issued in place Of the notes re-
deemed; and thus paper is paid with paper In
that we initiate the banks. But gentlemen console
themselves with the proviso that no more than ten
millions shall be out at any one time. That is no
limitation on the amount 10 be issued. The same
note may be issued, or what is the same thing,
another one from the same plate may be issued and
that, times over, without limitation; and every time
the substitute IL issued IL creates a debt the same
the original, which must be paid. The bill pro-
fesses to ask for millions: by this reissue or
substituted issue, the ten millions may be issued
many times over. With this clause in the bill, no
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A CA r D.
TO THE. CIVILIZED woRLD!!

VI b. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, duly authorized and empowered, by
the proprietors Of most Of the best newspapers Of
ell the cities and principal towns in the u s. and
Canada, TO receive subscriptions and advertise.
menis. and to give receipts for them, respectfully
notifies the public that he Is prepared to execute
orders from all parts Of the Civilized World, em-
brscing Individuals, Firms, Societies, Clubs, Rea-
ding Rooms, Corporations. &C., at his several off.
ces in.,he cities Of Pbilsdelphis, Baltimore, New
York and Boston, and where Communications and
inquiries, post paid, may be directed. Address v.
b. PALMER, Philadelphia, N. w. corner Third
and Chesnut streets; Baltimore, 8. E. corner Bal
timore and Calvert streets; New York, Tribune
Buildings opposite City Hall; Boston. 90 State st.
As no other pe,son or persons are in any man.
connected with the subscriber. in the American
Newspaper Agency, all lett. rs and communications
for him, should be carefully directed as above, and
to no other person. This caution hs.' become ne
cesssry 10 order TO avoid mistakes, and put Ire pub
lie on their guard against all pretended Agents.
v. B. PALMER,
American Newspaper Agent.
Editors throughout the United States for whom
V. b. Palmer is Agent, will promote the advantage
Of all concerned. by publishing the above.
PUBLIC NOTICE.-V. B. Palmer is the
only authorized Agent for The "SuNBURr AMERr-
c.S," in the cities of Philadephia, New York,
Boston and Baltimore, of which public notice is
hereby given. March IA, 1886.
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To Purchasers Of
D R Y q o q y S.

VUlHE subscriber, No. l2l Pearl street, New
l. York, having established Branch at No. 23i
South Second st., Philadelphia, is now opening,
and will be constantly receiving from the New
York Auctions, an extensive assortment of
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS,
which will be sold at The lowest New York prices,
at wholesale and Retail. Among his stock will bs
found good assortment of the following articles:
Jacconets, Plaid, Hair Cord, Lace. Stripe, Book,
Swiss and Tarlaian Muslins, Bishop and Linen
Lawns. Fancy Cap Netts, Fancy and Ball dresses.
Thread Laces, Application Do, rich Black Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens Linen Cambrics.
Linen Cambric Hdkfs.. Curtain Fringes, Cashmere
dEcosse, Mouselino le Laine. Silk and Cotton
Warp Alpaccas, Queens Cloth, Gala Plaids.
French Merinos, Black Silks, Gloves. Six Hose.
Shswls, Cravats, Ribbons, Embroideres &C.. &c.
Country Merchants and others visiting Philsdel-
phia or New York to purchase, are respectfully in.
vited TO call and examine the stocks.
Nov. l, l645.-ly G. H. MOORE.
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Pause Readerl!!

This good advice comes from friend, an edu-
.atsd physician, and one who has been cured of
,rotrac,ed illness, by "THE IMPROVED INDI.
AN VEGETABLE PILLS." (SusAR CoArEp,)
which are st this moment efiecing some Of the
most remarkable cures record and they will con-
inue to heal the sick long ss they are resoried
o by them. This is no nostrum. made merely to
ell irrespective Of s qualities, but valuable med
cine, made by we'll informed Physician. Of vege-
able Ingredients. pure e6foaeious. and harmless.
n . few days, We shall make public report Of se>
,eral more cases Of sEcIpED cures for ve note no
sksrs) and the public msy knoD on what medi-
ins 10 rely in time Of need.
0 CAUTION-As miserable imitation hiss
cen made, BY the name OF "Sugsr Coated Pill" !"
is nscssssry 70 be sure that Dn. G. BEHy. SnIrH's
igustuss is on every boz. Psics Is cents.
Principal Ofics, Ito Gresnwich e. New York.
Sold BY JOHN w. FRILING, Sun5ury.
WIN. FORSYTHE, Novthum'd
April 18th, ls4e.
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DENTISTRY.
Pc II T. II Il. Nj SSE ER,

D DESpECTFULLY informs the citizens of
h a. Sunbury and vicinity, that he has opened an
office at the residence Of Henry Mssser. in Market
street. where he is prepared to execute all kinds of
DENTAL SURGERY. Plate Work, SC, on the latest
and most approved plans.
Having had some experience and instruction,
under one Of the most eminent and successful Den
fists in Phadephia, he believes that he will he
able 10 give satisfaction TO those who may want his
services
Ladies will be waited on at their places Of resi-.
dence. His charges will be moderate, and his
work warranted.
Sunbury, March 2sth, 1886.
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BRANpRErH's Pills cure all affections, simply
because they make the blood pure-abstract out Of
it those qualities which produce disease, and give
to i. those qualities which produce health.
Now every solid part Of the human frame is
made from the blood, and the food we eat is cons
veried into blood to supply the waste our bodies
are continually sustaining. So in the ordinary
course Of nature we manufacture our entire bodies
in about nine years, from the food taken into our
stomachs. Suppose the cir we have lived in for
soma time has been loaded with matters detrimen-
tai to health, or our food for long period has been
Of an unwhoIesome kind, or that the mind has been
much troubled-for grief anxiety, or great atten.
tion 10 any particular point is to occasion bad
effects in the blood. Any Of these causes existing
good blood canno, be supplied to the body.
But let Brandreth's Pills be used daily under
these circumstances, in doses of from two to six
pills. or as the case shall determine. WAIST is their
effscli II is to- carry off the impure matters from
the blood. leaving only the good to renew every
part of the body. What was unsound now be.
comes sound, and the stomach soon gets into so
healthy condition that even bad cir or unwhole-
some food for time are unable to injure the health
materially.
or Purchase of H. D. Mssser. Sunbury, OF of
he agent, published in another part Of this paper
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that they will ress, the fire Of any building in the
world. The outside case Of the Safes are made OF
boiler iron. the inside case Of soapstone, and be.
tween the outer case and inner is a space OF
some inches thick and is filled in with indestruc-
tlbe material, so as to make it an impossibility to
ever burn any of the contents inside Of this Chest.
These Scepstone Salamanders we are prepared
and do challenge the wsld 10 produce any article
in the shape of Book Safes that will stand as much
heat, and we hold ourselves ready at all times to
have them fairly testel by public bonfire, should a.
We also continue to manufacture and keep con-
stantly on hand, large and general assortment of
our Premium Air.tight Fire Proof Safes. Of which
we have large quantity in use, and in every in.
stance they have given entire satisfaction TO the
purchasers-of which we will refer the public to a
few gentlemen who have them in use.
N. g. G. Taylor, 1919 north 81 st.; A. Wright
& Nephew, Vine st. wharf; Alexander Csror, Con-
veyanccr, corner Of Filbert and 9th ss.; John NJ
Ford, 81 north 81 st.; Myers Bush, 20 north 81
st.; Bailey & Brother, 1873 Maket ST.; James NJ.
Paul, l0i south 4th ST.; DR. David Jayne, 8 south
Sd St; Matthew +. Miller, 20 south Sd St; and
we could name seine three or four hundred others
If i, were necessary. Now we invite the attention
of the public, and particularly those in want of
Fire Proof Safes call at our store before purcha
sing elsewhere, and we think we can satisfy them
that they will get better and cheaper 5rticle at
our store than any other establishment in the city.
We also continue 10 manufacture Seal and Co.
pying Presses, made in such manner as 10 an
swer both purposes Hosting Machines, Fire
Proof Doors, with our own manufacture Of locks
on them, with b. Evans's Patent Keyhole cover
attached to the same; plain and ornamental Iron
Railing, &c.
y. B.-We keep constantly on hand large as.
soTtment Of our Patent Slate Lined Refrigeratois,
Water Filters and Coolers; and we have also on
hand several second hand Fire Prsof Chests taken
in exchange FOR ours, which we will dispose Of at
very low prices.
PHILADELPHIA y January Gath, lsi6.-ly
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Public Sale.

WILL he sod, at public vendue, ON Saturday
w the 25,h OF April, lSi6, at the residence OF
The subscriber, in the borough Of Sunbury, lhe El
lowing articles, to wit:
High French and Low post Bed teads, Bureau
Dining, Breakfast and Kitchen Tables Cook and
Coal Stoves, together with variety of Household
snd Kitchen Furniture too numerous to particular
ize.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on said
day, when the terms Of sale will be made known
by JOHN A. DERlNG.
Sunbury, March 2sih. 1916.