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CONCERT.

CONCERT.
GIDEON HALL, corner OF Al street and
~ Pennsylvania avenue.--A fashionable enter
tanment will be given on Monday evening next,
September %, by the Misses Kilmste, assisted by
resident talent.
Tickets so cents, admitting lady and gentleman.
Performance at 8 o'clock.
Sept 25-2t
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OST.--On Saturday evening, 5th instant, in
IL walking from Mr. Monow's grocery store,
Anoo Hail. 10 Mr.. Fower'e shoe store, corner df
llth and streets, a pair OF gold spectsces, with
case. The 6pder will be literally rewarded by eav-
ine them at Mr.. Morrow's, Apollo Hall, or at Mr.
Gats, watch maker and opticIan, Penn. avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets, Sept 2l--3td
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limited States Hotel, between Sd and

n 4
" I-x streets, pennsylvania avenue -
Wno will not call and examine my stock, and save
heir money by so doiagi The subscriber has re-
,eiyed direct from New York, OF the latest impona
.ions, as beautiful an assortment OF cloths, cassi-
'ieres, and vesiings he has ever offered TO the
citzens Of the District and surrounding country.
Ny goods have been purchased unusually low and
selected with great care; styles and quality equal 10
any mans stock in this city; and my mode Of doing
business ustifes me 10 saying that can sell clothes
cheap as any other establishment in the District.
pay no book-keeper, collector, or salesman return
my thanks to the public generally for former patron
age, and most respectfully solicit continuation of the
same, as am fully prepared to accommodate you
N any style Of clothing you may want, ready-nlade
Of Otherwise. Such a stock Of ady-nads clothing
can hardly be found in this city, we'll made and
rimmed, equal TO anything made 10 order Of my own
manufacture. Cloth cloaks as cheap they can be
found IN the United States. My stock is large, and
must be sold for cash, or 90 punctual men on time
Do not fail TO call before you purchase, under the
United States Hotel.
p. w. BROWNING,
Sept. 25--3tawiitf Merchant Tailor.
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V,URNIP sEED.-I70 pounds OF iurnIp seed
il Of various kinds, in store, for sale; warranted
fresh and genuine. JF. CALLAN
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NEW FASHIONS AND NEW GOODS

hUFALL q BHOTHER, merchant taI-
~ lors, under Gadsby's Hotel near Sd street,
have just received from New York a new and gem
era assortment of fall and winter goods which for
beauty Of style, elegance, and cheapness, surpass
anything they have heretofore been enabled to show
Devotng our attention alone to the purchase Of
gentemens wear, those in want of tasteful suit Of
clothes at moderate price, made TO their order, will
find il to their advantage to give us call
With the same some fine shades Of fancy
cloths and very rich embroidered vests
Also silk and merino shirts and drawers new style
cravats, stocks, suspcnders gloves and general
sortment Of fancy articles
DUVALL a. BROTHER.
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DALTIMoRE college OF Dental sur

BALTIMORE College OF Dental Sur
ID gerry, session of lS46-47.--1he lectures and
mechanical instruction in this institution will COM
mence Sn the first Monday Of November, and con-
tinue four menths.
A new and commodious building will be in readi-
ness for the class. Large and costly additions have
been made to the museum.
To encourage emulation, handsome set Of ex-
tracing instruments, worth $50, will be awsrded
to the member of the graduating class who shall
hibit most proficiency.
Chaplin A. Harris, A. M. M. D., Professor of the
Principles and Practice Of Dental Surgery.
Thomas Il. Bond, A. M, Nj. D., Professor Of
Special Pathology and Therapeutics.
w r. Handy, M d., Professor Of Anatomy
and Physiology
Amos Westcott, A. M M. d., Professor Of OPP
eIative and Mechanical Dentistry.
Cyreneus o. Cone, ID. d. S., Demonstration Of
Mechanical Dentistry.
Ticket Of each professor s25 90
Matriculation s 90
Demonstrator 10 90
Dissecting ticket (optionaD 10 90
Diploma 80 90
w. r. HANDY, NJ. D.,
Sept 22- Dean.
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The New York Tribune of Wednesday states

Washington city, Sept. "a, 1916.
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Balance
| Separate and distinct accounts
must be kept Of all moneys depos-
tied to the credit Of the Treasurer
for the service Of the General Post
Office Department, and separate re-
turns made thereof, with such de-
signation in the caption.
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On the lith OF August, S2O,OOO were appropriate.
ed to the mint of Mexico apparently to recommence
operations which had been suspended.
The information as to our fee, and other ships-of
war of Vera Cruz is not late as via Pensacola.
The telegraph the castle of San Juan dc UoR ap-
pears TO d. nothing but ch ronice the movements of
our ships from point to point but il is kept ~ full
activity by these The passing Of gs of truce is
duly noticed, but no clue TO what is going on under
them is afforded. We now recur to such passages
in the palr to illustrate the positi and
designs Of Gen Santa Ana. There are two docu-
ments in the papers unfolding his views. One is n
ong address to the Mexican nation, dated on the
18th Of August the other, his reply to Gen. Salas,
dated the Doth The former is the more voluminous
and deserves attention than the time it was in
our possession would allow to give IT, He disa-
vows any selfish personal ends in returning to the
republic at the call Of his countrymen. The objects
at which he aims are he says the internal peace Of
the country, the integrity Of the national territory,
and the formation of vigorous administration,
founded upon the free suffrages Of the people. He
reviews the progress of events in Mexico during his
exile. In his forced retirement he cav the country
threatened by two great evllsthe hostile designs of
the United States upon portion OF it's territory and,
secondly, the scheme Of reducing Mexico to the dom
natlon Of her old European masters, which he first
clearly developed in October in leading journal
Of Europe the Times,) He next reviews the admin
lstTaton of Paredes it bore particularly on these
two questions. He charges him with the neglect ofhe
frontier and the loss ofthe battles ofthe 9Th and 9Th OF
May, while he was really plotting the Introduction
Of monarchy. The late professions OF Paredes IN
favor ofa republican system, he denounces as hypo-
critical and false. He then comes TO suggest, in
general terms, remedy for the evils Of the country.
The true remedy lies, he says, in the removal OF
the control of minortes. Hitherto the nation has
been governed by small factions; he would have the
supremacy of the national wH freely expressed, a,
once put in force He suggests that the Congress
which has been called, should be empowered no,
only TO form a constitution for the nation but that
il should have control over every branch Of the pub
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~ BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ...
and Kitchen Furniture

Sept. 24-d
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CPLENDID FaII and winter GOODS.

L. w, BHUWNINU,
Sept. 25--3lawiiu Merchant Tailor.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-13

OREGON Lmporfanf-Th Journal Of Com
merce says: we learn from very good author.
ty, that Mr.. Pakenham has received instruc tions
from his Government by the Hibernia. to make
final overture for the amicable adjustment Of
the Oregon question. He is to offer, substantial.
ly, the proposition suggested some time since by
Mr.. McLane, our Minister in London, TO Lord
Aberdeen, viz lat. 40 as the basis, leaving to
Great Britain the whole Of vacouver's Island,
and the free navigation Of the Columbia. t
Our London correspondent says, under date
OF the 18th ult:
III is generally believed that the present
steamer carries out the definite views ofthe Bri-
fish Cabinet. The Times has, no doubt, reeeiv-
ed some intmation the same-hcnce the pecu-
liar tone of their late leaders,
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WEExLy SgEx 4 scoMMCSICATIoN WITH AMER
IcA We are cnx&+es 10 make an announce.
ment regarding the conveyance Of mails by
steam between this country and America, which
will be h,iied With gratification by the whole
comm@nty- The Government have entered
into 4 farther contract with the British and
North A~cracsn Royai Mail Company. tire eE
feet Of which is to secure weekly communics.
tico, by steam, between Liverpool and the Uni.
ted States Of America. A steamer of great
power and size will be despatched direct IRON
Liverpool 10 New Ystt. every alternate Sat.
uraay 6ar,ng eie'a ~sUnths Of the year. These
trips are to be performed as additional voyages.
and irrespective Of the fortnigh,ly voyages 10
Halifax and Boston; as this lister service will
continue just az At present.. with the alteration
Of smiling from Liverpool as we'll as from Bos.
ton, s,ways on Saturdays instead Of a fixed day
Of the month, as at present. The steamers to
New York will also take their departures al.
ways on Saturday. BY this arrangement there
will be steamer from Liverpool to America e..
cry Saturday, and from the American side ev-
very Saturday, the only difference being that
Boston and New York will alternately be the
ports of departure. At present we are not ena.
bied TO state the precise time when these week
~ sailings will commence. but no donbt we may
look for the alteration to come into play as som
as the required number of ships can be got ready
N undevtska such n vast service nOrninp
Herald, 7th May.
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NORTHUMBERLAND
HBEE MDd.".

NOTiCE is hereby given, that meeting Of the
~ stockholders Of the Northumberland Bridge
Company will be held at the house of James Lee.
in the bofough Of Northumber rlanI. nn Ma.lay ihc
18th day Of June next, ai och ok. A. NJ, for the
purpose Of taking int" consideration the Pr"p'ie'y
"f rebuilding ,hr Bridge, from The Eastern shore OF
he Susquehanns river TO the Shsmokin leland, OPP
pasiie Northumberland. upon cedain stipulated
conditions meu,ionrd in a supplement passed the
2sth Of March, ls46, to the &C, Incorporating said
company. l. BRAuTIGAM'
Nouhum'd. Nav l6, Is46.-5t Pres't.
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8 now prepared to offer. Wholesale and Retail,
q large assortment of FANCY and STAPLE
DRY q OOD
suited to the Country as we'll as City Trade He
continues the system Of "no abatement in prices,
which he has pursued for the past ten years. and
desires 10 call the special attention of the public TO
It as the only true system Of retail business and
which is decidedly t. the interest Of tho purchaser
TO promote. II is quite time the fraudulent ptsc~
iice Of asking high price. and aha'ine to mske the
purchasers believe they sre the "favored few" was
made 10 pay higher price (however great the re-.
duc,ion) than the like style and quality Gin be pur-
chased at the "One Price Store"
A. b. N. 10 In regular receipt of the newest and
cheapest seasonab!e goods, and when any article
depreciatrs In value the price Is at once marked
dawn 81 low that il cannot be undersold. BY this
system the purchaser can st all times buy with
confidence snd satisfaction. end wi,hout waste Of
time in useless bargaining. He has at this time
a complete sssorimcn, of a-fa I.
SILKS ra t.u
Black I.u.trino, Ottoman. Poux do SHE, Man,
tua, Gros de Rhine, Armnre, and other Dress and
Msn,lla silks. ALSO.
Fancy Dress Silks, from a. cts. 10 50 as rcr
yard, including all the variety Of approved and
useful styles and combination of coIors.
Lining Silks, Foulsrd Silks. Silk Gineham.
Id WINS AND ORGANDfES
Paris Painted Lawns and Organdics, Of the
newest and most approved syle, as we'll as tsc
cheapest in the market Al.n,
Scotch Lawns at very low prices.
FRENCH GfNGHAMS,
Ofihc newest dss gns. Also Scotch GinRhan,s
anil Gineham bswns, ve'y cheap. Twlrd Earl
stoD and Manchester Ginghsms, for cbiI.en's
wear.
FRENCH CHINTZES. T
Light, medium, and dark coiors, A. wide. Also
best m Ike American Chintz and Calicoes, of The
new patterns, at l23 cts. per yard.
h MOUSEL1N DE LANES,
or the mos, splendid Ombre and Printed s'yl'.
down TO the French English and American, at rs
cents per yad
BAREGES AND BALZORINES,
OF all qualities and every variety Of designs.
suited to all tastes Ais,, embroidered and chain.
,ti,thcd Roh1s, Dsyadete and P,lka Dnsses enbd
Swiss Muslin and Bishop Lawn dress paittr, s.
rarlc,ons and coored plaid and stripe Swiss Mus.
Inns. ..
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THOMAS SNYDER,
WRIT OF PARTITION.

70 Frederick Tehupp. John Tchupp. Jacob Tchurp
Henry Tchupp Christian Tehupp. Peter
Tchupp. Adam Snyder and Rachel his wife.
Jacob I.aurer and Cathrrin. hi. wife. William
Potts and Barbars his wife, Casper Hecker,, Pc
ter Hrckert frederick Ilecker, and Margae
Hrckrr,, e @ G"swr,Ss
DY virtue Of certain writ of Partition. M, 81.
Id issued ou, Of the Court Of Common Pleas If
Norihumbc, land county. 10 Angus, Term A. ID.
ls46, directing the sh'rif Of said county TO SUM
mon jury anj make partition Of a ceriain tact
If land situate in Lower Mahnnny towoship in s,id
county. adjoining lands OF John Tchupp. jr.. Mi.
chael Witmrr. John Shrerer AMI the Mahantang'
creek, con,siDing one hund,ed and -ix,y,w nc @,
or ihcrcahou's. Now know We, that by the Autho.
ri,y Of the same, the .sid sheriff Of rad county.
will OH Monday the 9th day Of July next, At II
o'clock. A. NJ, upon the premises above named.
make partition OF valuation in the manner and form
specified in the aforesaid writ, ., which time and
place you ere hereby warned TO he and appear, il
you think proper.
THOMAS A. BII.I.INGTON.
shedf's Office. ! Sheriff
sunhury. May 30ih. 1876. S-6t
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Regimental Orders.

THE First Battalion of the 3l
Regiment, of the lst Brigade 8 h
Division, p. ~, are hereby com.
manded to- meet ia Market square.
Sunbury. on Saturday the 18Th day
Of Juce inst. al ] | o'clock, A, ".
The Second Daua ion Of the
same Regiment 10 meet at Tho house
OF George Smith, in jackson town.
ship, on the same day and at the
same hour. Volunteer c c,mpanies
attached will mcc, at the same time
and places.
This meeting ri the Bat,alions is
for the purpose Of our citizen soldiers
volunteering their services TO go to
war sgainst the Mexicans. II is
expccteI there will be- a sufficient
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will have just cause to regret our invasion Of
their distant pasture ground.
We have learned he probability of our diff.
cuitics with Mexico. but il has created no alarm
-amopg our ladies'; and 40 shall 20 on, and if
dNacked, the Anglo Saxon blood may be spilled
but they will not be captured, that you may re-.
ly on positively.
cm 60 badly situated for writing that must
tofseoessity come to close, but must fret tell
you aew we increase our numbers, which pro.
scess. we hope, will continue in our projected
Asew home A v.rthy lady was brought to bed
yesaerdsy os our march, by cause not com.
piaissed of b. ssose "wh,, love their lord'," and
ia'a short thine ~y Adiu,ai!t reported twin boys
added TO vAr numbers. one Of whom was
named after the attending physician, and the
,other after your kbmbie servant. II we con.
tinue this way, how loeg will it take 10 people
California. am. in haste, with high re- aspect.
your o5edient servant. WM. H. Russell.
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Notice.

TNHE undersigned, appointed Auditor by the
Il Court Of Common Pleas OF Northumberland
county, 10 ascertain the amount Of money in the
hsnds Of liza r. Clement, gdrhishee, in favor Of The
heifs Of Henry Bartsher. decd, and also the a,
mount due Henry Bsrshcr, ji., one Of the hei's Of
that he will attend 10 the duties Of his appointment
on Monday the lad day Of June. At his Office.
CHARLES J. BRUNER,
sunbufy, June q, ls46.-3t Auditor.
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S32t'73

The undersigned. appointed 10 sulh, settle and
sdju.t the accounts "f the Oveseeu 81 the Poo, "'
tie Borough Of Sunhury, having examined the X :
ccip,s and Exp uddures as set forth in the pecee l.
ing s,s,emen, II Henry Houp, snd Thomas a, B'l-
lng,sn late Over,e. ~ Of rad borough exhibiting
balare- il ,hei, favor of - dollars and - cer,s,
do allow and pes. the came.
In testimony al which, We have her'un'o set eur
hands, the 9th dsy sf Nav. A, d. 1886.
LEWIS DBWART.
s. -rH f q. MARkLEH,
MARTIN IRWIN,
Sunbury. June 18th, 1876.
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1921 i3

t ..a. ca, ........
BY amount paid George Bright and Sam
uei Thompson, late Oversce,s Of .aid
Borough. $5S 6s
By amount paid John Blight for making
% out duplicate, as per receipt. l 25
By amount paid f. Glass; as per receipt, 81
By amount paid Catherine Kiehi, for
bo,sding Martha Kiehi, pauper, as
rsr receipt 35 81
By am, paid Henry Bardsher. for bo,rd.
ing Mrs. Berger, pauper, as per rec'Pt, 81 90
by ANT paid s. D. Jordan, for costs in
the case Of the Overs.ers of Sunbury
~. Uaion township, Union county, as
ger receipt, as
By .~t ,aid Peter Bailey, witness in
said case. nc per terrip', 92l
By amt paid fM Mary Hahn, - p. ree'p', 925
by am, paid for Bernssd Hopper, ss per
fecGr, $50
By .m't paid Mary Sea.ho',z, for b,srd-
ing Nicholas Ray. PauP"r, as p. rec'P', Is 20
BY amt paid J. w. Fr, ling. as per rec'pt, 6s
by am, paid DR.. Titles. balance due r
medical attendance during the years
ls42 and is43, as rer receipt, 100
BY am, paid Dr. Tri,es for medica, ats
tr,,dsnce, in full Of his bill to the 18th
January, 1876. as prr receipt, 1915
by ant p,id Geo. w. Kiehi for clerking
Mrs. Berger's vcndue, ss per receipt, ~
By amt paid VIM. Youngmsn, for Mrs.
Bergrr's coffin, as per receipt, 500
BY amt paid Peter burst and II. Bard.
sher. for gcing grave, as per receipt, "!
BY amt paid Il ,nnsh Ray. as p. receipt, 90
BY amt paid To the contributors Of the
P,nn'a Hospital, for boarding Mar'h,
Mnore, psuper, fr"u tho goth April
to the c2d August, lsi5, including 81
for elo,hiRs. as per rrcr,Pi, 6s oo
n fn,s fare &y CpF
Mar,ha. from PHILADELPHIA to Sunbury, o 90
by amt paid for horse hire and travelling
ex penses. &c., in going 1, Union coun-
ty on business in relation I" said Mar.
thas residence, as per receipt. l3 %
By rxonet tTions Of uncollrc'ible tax. Z:
BY compensatory allowance for services
.fihe Oveinecrs, 32 o3
BY Auditors fees, 40
SlIi.71
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WRIT OF PARTITION
And Valuation.

10 tie Hefss af George Snyder, deed
WDY virtue cf q tett.in Wi, Of P,rti,ion and
1 vslu ton. issued out Of the Orphsns Court
ii the county OF Northumberland. 10 August term
A. d is46. directing the .he'if Of said county 10
mako partition ard valuation Of q certain tract Of
land siidsle in Lower Mshonoy township. bounded
hy land Of Jacob Snyder, the Susquehsnna river,
Mahantango creek and land Of Daniel Rothrimel,
containing one hundred and fifty nine serrs and
eighty. -four perch-s-fiMe the estate Of Gorge
Snyde deed. Now know yc, tthe said heirs Of
said dscd) by the authority Of the aforesaid wit,
I, Thoms, A. Bhlipeion sheriff Of said county, will
on Tuesday the 4lh day July next. ., o'clock
A. NJ. upon the premises sbove named, make par,
iisn or vsiustion in The manner and form specified
in said writ st which time and place you are here
by ws1ncl to be and sppesri il you think pfopsr.
THOMAS A. BILLING ron,
Sheriff. Office, sheriff.
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Estate Of John Rhinchart, decd
Notice to Heirs.
We. Is, August Term. a. ID. is46.
John Rhinehst

JOnn NutuehaU
rs,
Charles Rhin.hart, Thomas Crosby, Guardian Of
Thom,s Cr...hy. Henry Sell and Eizat eth his
wife, James Reed and Louisa his wife. George
u. McAiiister and Sarah his wife, aud Martin
Hahn and Mary his wife.
NoRrauxRGnLANp CouxTr. Set.
The Commonwealth II rennsy lvania Ia the She,
'iff Of Northumberland Cou'ty, GasEriSo:
ATOU ave hereby commanded TO summon
Charles Rhinehart. Thomas Crosby, Guar
dian Of Thomas Cfosby. Henry Sie and Era.
beth his wife, lanes Reed snd Louisa his wife.
Genrge B. McA lister and Ssssh his wife, aud Mar
tin Hahn and Mary his wife. defendants. 10 be and
appear b. fore the Judges rt the Court Of Corfimoh
Pleas. to be holden al Sunbury for said eonn,y. on
the fir, Monday VI Angus, next, to shs&tr John
Rhi ehs't. plaintiff, Of a pIe. wheteioie 'he said
plaintiff and the said Defendants together and uni.
vidrd do hold certain tract IL land ii Aueusis
township, containing fory,h'ee scres more or less,
adjoining Eli Conrsd, William Conrad. Samuel
L,n,z and others, a's"i piece Of land in same
township, conisinine eleven acres more less;
one lot Of ground adjoining Mary Harrison. Ms.
Lyon and Shsmokin creek, and two pieces of land
adj lining each other and former. together contain.
ing tw. I've acres mme less, houndrd by the Sh,-
mokn creek and hill land claimed hy Mrs. Lyon,
being the piece now in the possession Of Chairs
Rhinehs,t; also, certain house and LOT Of ground
situate in Sunbury, in Whm,leberry street, north
side, bounded IVES, by 10, of Mrs. Simpson, cas-, by
10, Of John q. Youngman, and north by All alley |;
| also. certain house aud lot Of ground in River
street, in Sunbury, bounded by lot Of McCans g.
Davis, south by lot Of Geo'se Msati, snd east by
an alley Partition thereof between them the said
defendants doth not permit: Hereof fail not and
have YOU there then This writ.
Witness the Hon. J. b. Anthony; President
Of our said court Of Sunbnry, the 9th day o.
May, A. d. 1916,
| Pfo,h'y.
/ or which the said defendants will please tax,
notice. THOMAS A. BILLlNGTON,
Sheriff . Office, Sheriff
sunbury, Nay 30, 1886. Sc,
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DENTISTRY.
PETER b. MAS SER

Pc II F. II B. Nj A S S f. x,
RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
J." RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens ct
Sunbury and vicinity, that he has opened an
office at the residence Of Henry Masser, 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 exnerierce and Instruction,
under one Of the most eminent and successful Den.
fists in Philadelphia, he believes that be will be
able 10 give satisfaction 10 those who may want biz
services.
Ladies will be waited on at their places Of resi-
dence. His charges will be moderate, and his
work warranted.
Sunbury, March 2sih, lS46.