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Captain Hughes has returned from the camp with the
highest opinion of the galanry and enthusiasm OF our
troops The feats which he them perform in the
field are indicative Of the highest courage. The exer
items which they made to drag their heavy pieces OF ar
tiley up the most difficult sleeps, and plant them on the
heights and silence the of the enemy aston
ishing On all occasions they exhibited the best spirit
They met death with equanmiy and bore their wounds
with the greatest philosophy and gaety of temper
Capain Hughes relates that he approaching our
hospital he met three prvaes Of the mounted rifles, who
had Just had their arms amputated, and were quietly
walking along whsting and chaering if nothing had
happened Capt Stevens T. Mason, gallant Virgnian
the son of the lamented Gen Mason, who fell in duel
some years ago, had his leg carried off by cannon ball
Shortly after undergoing amputaon, this brave officer
ceived his friends with great cheeruness and INDUCED
in many lively tests over his nishap" We are happy to
see the citizens Of Leesbug, where he formerly resided
paving public tribute his gallantry lnapubc meet
ing held on the 10th instant (Col Conrad r. Dowcll in
the chair and Amistead T. NJ Rust, secretary they
adopted the following resolution:
Rsolped That the people of the county OF Loudonn, in
the State of Virginia. present Captain Stevens T. Mason
of the regiment of United States mounted riiiemen,
vaor in the attack the strong position of the enemy
Cerro Gordo, in which he LOST eg-and also as an
evidence Of their appreciation OF his gallant conduct in thai
hard fought action"
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of the principal distances nth the time
pio1sd by the stage coach ON the ray.
Distance Hours

The above table has been constructed entirely from
nv own notes and observations, carefully made on the
way and compared with the estimates Of the intelligent
coachmen Il Is oy iar more lai anu minute man s ss
that viii be found in the end very nearly correct In all
the other tables the distances exaggerated the number
of the English miles being in each as declared oo
three whereas the league is only 1886 yards or ac
ton more than two miles and two thirds and the mule
teers from whom the accounts OF the distances are de-
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CAPTAIN r. A. TUCKER has opened rendezvous In
The city of Washington, IN the room the east side
9th street. jCoeman's Hoel) for the enlistment Of vosn.
teers, to serve during the
Young men disposed engage in their country's service
win find favorable opportunity by calling as above and
enrolling their names May 1876
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Mr.. w. Fischer has kindly forwarded copy Of a
grand musical fantasia for the piano. by Mr. Charles
Gore Of Baltimore entitled The Battle OF Buena VISTA,
and inscribed to Gen. Taylor If prove hall as worthy
in s merit the gallant leader to whom is dedicated,
will be most warmly appreciated by discerning pub
.hc H.
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DOARDlNG.-I.V v. CLEMENTS having taken the house
ID formerly occupied by Col Northrup, now ready ;,
accommodates boarders The house is pleasantly situate,
on between 18th and lh Streets four doors
the Union office MAY Is
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A,nerican Maui Steamer,

The following the rates of postage prescribed by
the act of the Sd of March, 1885, for maable matter sent
by this line to Europe
Upon all letters and packages not exceeding half
ounce in weight "a cents.
For all letters and packages over half an ounce
and under ounce IS "
For every additional hall ounce Is g
For every letter. newspaper, pamphlet, and price
The of Congress also requires that the United States
postage will be charged in addition to the above upon all
mailable matter sent through the mails of the United
States to New York. from whence the ship sails for Bre
men, Upon inquiry at the department, we learn that
all mailable matter addressed to England, Ireland, or
Scotland will be left at the British post office in Cowes
or Southampton; and all for France the Netherlands
Belgium, Italy, Spain and Portugal, and Africa, will be
sent to Havre in Frances and that separate bag will be
made up for Hamburger and delivered at Bremen Haven
And arrangements have yet been completed be-
tween the post Offices of the United States and those Of
the above countries prepayment Of the postage will be
required at the Office from which sent upon all malable
matter directed those countries Upon mailable mat
ter sent to other countries the eastern continent pre-
payment will be requiredt will be mailed for Bre
men, where all unpaid hostages will be collected for the
United States by the Bremen Office.
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Circular to Collector. nnd other oGcers OF the Gus
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May ID, 1917.
THE collectors and other officers of the d.
rected regard the provisions OF the circular nsruc
tons oil the 18th March, 1877, accompanying the acts
Congress regulating the carriage of passengers in merchant
vessels, far modified allow the passengers berth Il
be included aud embraced within the respective spaces
ovteen reny and thirty clear superficial feet ofdcck, in
Tie cases specified in the Those spaces, enjoncd
by The law must be unoccuped by stores other goods
moi being the personal luggage of such passengers"
The other provisions oil thu circular Instructions referred
TO will remain in full force and operation.
n. j. WALKER,
May Secretary OF the Urea sury
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new battalion is raising in Baltimore and the District
of Columbia None Of the five companies yet organized
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THE UNION.

Boston, Buffalo, Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington
city; and others in contemplation from this city, south
and from Buffalo, west and will be- extended TO the prnc
pal cities of the Union in few years enables those
controlling il transmit intelligence nsunaneousy be
the different cities where has been established
and to the important commercial points IN the south and
west several days in advance Of the mails. The evils
which the community suffer, the benefits which
divduas may derive from the possession OF such an ins
ment under the control OF private ncoo
rated companies not controlled by law cannot be over
estimated.
may further add, that the department. created under
the constitutions and designed exercise exclusive power
for the transmission of intelligence necessarily be
superseded In much OF its important business in
lew years the telegraph be permitted remain under The
control of individuals 1t is the settled conviction of the
undersigned that the public interest," well the safety
OF The Citizen require that the government should get The
be subjected restraints of law Entertaining these opn
IONS addressed letter to the president OF the association
owning me patent right to ascertain as far as practicable
the purchase A copy oil the reply Is herewith commun
Gated, marked F.
The association is willing to dispose of the right the
government but is unwilling enter into any negotiation
upon the subject without authority first given by Congress
also caused inquiries be made from the best o
nfonaton the of construction, the
keeping up the lines the profits and the capaby OF uch
lines for the transmission OF intelligence. have received
replies, giving minute and detailed statements upon the
subjects referred 10, which remain the files oil the de-
partmen for the of Congress- should they be deemed
No authority was gwen to the Postmaster General to
establish telegraph line although tits confidently
ted that it would have cost less than the running of daily
express for single year From this il is very perceph
BILE that the most efficient well ntenoned and accommo
dating officer, may sometimes be saddled with the omis
sons OF others coordinate branch of the govern
ment of the members of which, fear, instead OF
mailing the ferocous assaults the counter base, not
unfrequently give counenance and currency to them.
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rved have direct interest in representing them as great
er than the reality have, however, in the present
ABLE. made two small alterations from those given in
seemed to render them necessary r. a.
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of an express line could be productive OF no good results
unless il were established exclusively with eye to
the transmission OF intelligence from our army to the cap
ta for which no provision made by Congress, mol
any authority vested in the Postmaster General horse
express could not probably for such purpose, carry
an eighth of the letters which are daily transmitted
the route 40 as to gain half quarter OF day
upon the mail coach; and it is believed that no wheel
carriage which would have the capacity to convey the
entire quantity of written mail matter could be expe
d;,ed on rough .earthen road, such that between
Stockton and Montgomery with materially increased
speed upon the vehicles now used. The notion OF an
express therefore, is an absurdity, unless that express
should be run exclusively for the conveyance oil dngs
to and from Mexico and permitted to carry nothing ou
official dispatches
To prove conclusively that public unctonay ever
entertained kinder disposition for all concerned In hear
ing speedily from each end Of the great mail line between
the north and the SOUTH have but to make further
extract from the report from which we have already
quoted 1t says referring to the magnetic telegraph
Under the authority given the last session Of Congress
an has been made with Messrs. Vail Rogers
the principal officers having charge Of il by which the
Inc will m ke of up until the 18th of March next, for its
| profits and without further calls upon the treasury.
In NV last annual communication brought 10 your mo-
ce is invention OF Professor Morse for the
of nteligences Importance IN all CONNER
a those having the control OF IT. and to the
government ITSELF particularly IN period OF war hen
Expressed the opinion instrument powerful for
GOD or for evil could not with safety 10 the cuzen, be
permitted remain in the hands OF indlyduas mncon,
oed by law Another years experience gives auoitioha
| weight 10 the opinions then expressed. - =.
Teegsphic lines have been established from New York &c
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GroyGnSs9
First j)rcmi Il TT fMk.
No. 81 North Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

TIME celebrity of the Inks manufactured by the
Il sub scthrr. and the extensive sales consequent
upon tie high reputation which they have attain
I'd, n, oply ,troushou, he uniled States, hut in
the We, Indies and in China, has induced him to
IN Ike ,very necessary arrangement to supply the
vas, demand upon his Establishment. He is now
prepared With every vsrity Of Black, Blue and Red
Inks, Copying Ink, Indelible Ink, and Ink Powder,
all prepared un,ier his own Iersonsl suPeriniend'
ence, SO ths, purchasers may depend upon its su'
perior quality.
perior article for Mcnding Glass. China, Cabinet
Ware, &c. useful to every Housekeeper, being
white liquid, easily applied, and not affected by or.
dinary heat--wsrfsnted.
al Pamphlets. containing the numerous tes,i-
monias Of men Of science, and Others, will be fur.
nished to purchasers.
For sale st the Msnufsctnry, Wholesale and Re
tail. No. 81 NoRra THiHp SrHnrr, opposite
Cheny street, Phiaieiphia, by
JOSEPH r, HOVER,
Jan 20th, lss7-ly Msppfac,urel'
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TESTIMONY Is NOW RECEIVED

FROM ALL QCAnrERs OF THE ELOBE.
TVNHE following letters are presented with visw
/ of more fully showing the opinions Of pf vs
clans in relation to the medical value Of Da.
SwAvNE's CoMrorND STRUP OF Win CHERnV.
DR. Sw,y>E- Dear Sir: Having used your
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, extensively in
nv practice. ! Has requested Ivy your sgen'. Dr.
Cru cher, TO express my opinion in writing. of its
pr, p, rites a rsmcjiI Il agent. ! most chesrfuly
comply. as feel Ivy so doing, will discharge
deb, owe the community At large. and hysici 'Hs
in par icu!sr. As much as deiest quack rene.
dies and patent nos,rums. | was induced fr,m
failure Of the most potent eIpSctorsn's recommen-
dfd in our ma,era medicas in some cases Of Dis.
sssed lungs. to try your preparation of Prunus
Virginia or Wild Cherry. II is sufficient to say
that I was much pleased with the result Of
,hs, and suhseqnsn, trials that now prescr he it in
preference to al o her remedies where expecto-
rant is Indicated. In the much dreaded Pneumo.
MA or Disease of the Lungs, in the alarming form
in which il nppesrs IN Kentucky, regard il as an
inv,lu ,hle remedy in the treatment of that dscn e
TO all tho kaow me have said enough, hut n.
this y he seen by persons ou, Of the viciniy ot
Frankfort, will briefly add, that I h>ve been IN
esged in an active practice of my Puofrssin fnr ~
years. end am Ieeular graduate Of Transyl lv,ni,,
and this is the first patent m'd cine though,
enough Of 10 express an opinion in writing.
!. II, ELLISON. NJ. n.
Jan 7, ls47. franklin co, Ky.
fnANxroRr. KI. Jan 7. 1897.
The shove certificate is from one of our phvsi.
clans living = few miles from here, he is doing
very good pruc'ice, and is considered good physi.
clan, aud stands fair; he is as he s,ys, a regular
graduate. I'm w. J.. CwurcNgu,
Druggist and Apo,hecsry.
ur Since the introduction If my article to the
public. there have q numb,r of unprincipled i,.di
viduals got up sirums which they assert contain
Wild Ch'rIy, some are called 'Bslsams,' Buffers
and even Syrup Of Wild Cherry. but mine is the
original and only genuine preparation ever intro.
dnc'd 10 The public, which can lie proved by the
public Records Of the Commonwealth Of Pennsyl.
vani,. The only safeguard against imposition il
to that my signature is on each hottie.
DR. II. SWAYNE,
Cmner Of Eighth and Race sis., PhiIadelphis.
Only Agent in Sunbury. is
HENRY MASSER.
DR.. J. A. Moore, Danville T.. 5. Mack Y Il
Son, Milton; NJ. d. & J. Wells, Muncv; e. A.
Wyatt. Leuishurc; Davis K Schnure, Selinsgrove;
John T.. Rem, Line Mountain r. o.
IhIad, lphia, alO c2m f6 Iy
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Address 10 tile Public.

1\HE unprecedented success atts nding the use
Il OF Or. q. Benin Smiths (sugar Coa,ed) I'm
proved Vegetable Pilis" end the seEnow gsd su.
periorty which they possess over the common n.
H. Bilious, Csthartic, and various other Pills in &c.
neral use, have given them decided preference
with oil who have used them; and they ere uni
versslly esteemed the most safe and pleasant pur
gaiives ever offered TO the public.
or CAUI1ON.-As miserable imitation hss
been made, BY the nsme Of "Sugar Coated Pills, "
10 necessary to Be sure that DR. e. Benz. SnIrH's
nsnatuIs 10 on every boz. Price % cents.
Principal Office, ITO Greenwich st. New York
soidb3 John W, FRILING. Sunbu,y,
VIM FORSYrHE, Noritum'a
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Valuable Property

G2o % :" @ - La SDs
vINHE Subscriber cflers for sale, on moderate
Il terms, a valuable piece Of lind, situa'cd in
Angus towrsh p, Northumberland county, about
miles from SUDBURY. "n the Tulp. p.hoeken road.
con aiming seven acres more or less, in an excsen,
,'ae Of cultivation, wherein are erected a large
frame dwelling h Use 80 by i6 and store
hou-e-is Ivy ~, with excellent wai'r at the doors.
a bank harn-2s hy "a and an ice house under
ground. II is of the bet business locations IN
the county For fu tb,r information inquire of the
subscriber, cn the premises.
EMANUEL. KAUFMAN.
Augusta, Ma ch lS47--1t
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BALTIMORE MARKET,

Office oCthe BALrINoRs AMERICAN. April 5.
GRAIN-There is good demand for Wheat
both for shipping and grinding, and prices have
improved little. Sales to-day Of Md. reds at
l33al37 cts. and OF Virginia white at l45 cts.
Sales also, on Saturday and today. ofpenna. reds
at 1856 cts.
Corn has also advanced. Sales Of Nd. yellow
to day at So cts and OF white at soas2 cents-re.
ceipts light.--Sales OF Penna. yellow at 50 cts.
for fiat, and 90 cents for round.
We quote Md Rye at 7sasO cts. sale OF
Fenna At Sc cents.
Oats have declined sale was made this
morning at 40 cts. and others later in the day at
40 cts
WHISKEY Is in good demand al &c c:s for
hhds. and 27 cts for bbs
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PRICE CURRENT.
Correc,,d y,ekiy by ft,,,ry 1r,,,r

VTANCr,s ssARSApARrtIA yEGETABI.E
IN RI.oon pits
FIFTY pyJJS IN poYn. CL.,,,,y n,d
best Medicine IN existence
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD!
removing bile,
correcting Disorders
of'he stomach and bowels
co'i'veness, dysiepsi' swimming
!" une mead 0r. PERSONS 81 in'' n"'I''
VINO ave su'y'c, I" hedadche Gidd.ne's D''"'-
"ne"' asa "ng,ng m me Ears "h.ns rom 100
gtI' now OF oiooi 10 Inc heau sh"u'" never
% ""'ou' 'hem' as many DANGEROUS
symptoms wil' ne cn're'y cairieu
on nv thrir lmnedIa'e use.
HEhO TIE fOLLOWING MCnDEhro vi
COhE or DfSfE foih
ms % te"'iy 'ta my VIE was sinc'e" WI"
Wv nysPIs'd "' 'we!'e YEAR, aho uie' WV, ~"
'e.'i'ed m,d'ci"es aud 1hom oman: but without
,"'G'' ahu myself ntareru WIN o'inonrss' an" nv
neSu o'he'"'se eieced from h,'d uf'hR'hs' 20 '"a'
WAS aI.enenhVe oI ms; anu .efing
nAHIn sAnoAf MIL hh
aoVe'used' went aud Got "'x 81 men, wn'rn'
'o my ss'onshment ELECTED cure ~ 'h' an" nv
wne oah as yet ana no 'hi"k mem w,'h'u'
"'d' oei"re thf Puo''c. .. H. nall,
A'hrmrre street, ~" W'K.
ro' sa'e ny SELF .. haNCE. ios ban'n"fe
s'' ana corner Charlrs and pia,' streets oa"im'r'
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IT rs WRITTEN

IN THE BOOK OF NATUPE AND OF
COdMON SENSE. that the natural vegeia-
Die productions Of every county ere, il properly
aPphed. amply sufficient tor the cure Of every ma
lady incident 10 each peculiar climate.
WRlCHf'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
ov TRs
North American College ofllenltl,.
are composed Of sil plants which grow spon,ano.
ous|y our own soil. and are therefore better a.
dsp,ed to our constitutions than Medicines eonooc-
ted from foreign drugs. however we'll they msy te
compounded; and ss they founded upon tho
principle that fNe human body il in truth
SUBJECT 70 BUT ONE DISEASE,
namely, corrupt humors, and that said Medicine
cures this disease on NATuRAL PRIScIpLEs, bY
cleansing and purifying the body, il will be mans
lfest that, IL tho constitution be not entirely eK-
hapsted. perseverance in their use, according to
directions, Is absolutely certain to drive disease Of
everv name from the body.
When we wish to re-toie a swamp or morsss 10
fertility we drain Of the super abundant water. Ia
like manner. II We wish to restore the body to
health, we must cleanse II OF impuriy.
WRIGHr'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will be found one Of the best, If not the best
medicine in the world for carrying ou, this GRAsD
PUR,SYINs PRiscIPLE, because they expel from
The body all morbid and corrupt humnr. the cause
Of the disease. in an easy and Natural Manner;
disease # every name is rapidly driven from tho
iody.
The fe'i wing highly respectable s,orekeepers
have heee duly appointed agrnis for the sale OF
Wrishfs Indian Vegetable Pills, in Nonhumber>
land county:
Henvy Mssser, Sunbnry.
Il. g. !, Kaufman, Augusta township.
Ssmue, Herb, Little Mahonoy.
William Deepen, Jackson.
Beneville Holshue, Upper Mahonoy.
John g. Rem, Upper Mshonoy.
Samuel John, Shamokin,own.
Forsyihs, Wilson & Co., Northumberland.
Z. l.. Piper, Waisonburg.
Irland & Hays McEwensvillc.
James Peed. Potsgrove.
VIM. G Scott. Rushvie.
Hartman Knpble, Eiysburg 90.
Amos T. Beissel. TurbuisvilIe.
Gidron Shaded, Upper Mahonoy.
Rhodes Il Farow, SnydsIstowo.
John King, FarmersviiIe.
Siss T.. Cook Martins Creek.
J. DE Young, Hcksville.
Abraham Sherer. Richmond.
Samuel Taylor, Slatefori.
Iohn II. Vincent, Chilisquaque.
Wm. Henen e. Brother, Milton.
BEWARE OF CouNrERFEIrs.-1fre public are
cautioned against the many spurious medicines.
which in order to deceive, called by names ST.
mar to Wngh,'s Indian Vegetable Pills.
The safest course is to purchase Of the regular
agents only, who are gentlemen that may be
he'd on.
WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
Of the North American College Of Health. No. 2ss
Greenwich Street. New York; No. 1913 fremont
Street, Boston; and PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No.
l69 Race SrRkrr, Philadelphia.
Jan. 30ih, is47.--si9y.
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r A IL Nj

poION SAGaSH Ne
THE subscriber offers for sale cheap Farm,
situate in Shamokin township, Norhumber.
land county, about eight miles from sunbury. ".
ing between The Centre turnpike and Irish Valley,
containing l62 acres snd allowances. Said farm
is in good state of cultivation. with reasonably
good buildings and excellent water near the door
and all kinds OF fruit, &c.
JOHN FARNswoRTH,
sunbsrv, Feb, 20, isa7
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ELECTION FOR

ID LA R - ca SN II - .
Bridge Company, will be held a, the Hou, g
OF James Lee. in the borough Of Northumberland
on Monday the Sd day Of May next. The cleo
lion will open a, o'clock, NJ. The bo.ks and
accounts Of The company will be exhibited to the
Stockholders ., the time and place above mention.
ell ID. BRAUTIGAM
North'd, Aptil 10, lS47.-4t pres't
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Thomas II,,,,iben,s ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters Of ad-
IN minhtra,ion have been grant to the sub.
scribef on the estate Of Thomas Hullihon, late Of
Point township. Northumberland county, deed.
All persons indebted to said estate. or having
clsims against the same. are requested TO call and
settle. HENRY =. THOMAS,
Northumberland, Aprit 10 ls47 ct Adm.
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GaB @ EH~@
M I Lin ERX GOODS.

JOHN STONE & SONS,
Importers and Dealers in Silks, Ribbons,
and Millinery Goods.
No. 45 SouTu SECOND STREET,
PHILADELPEIIA,
D ESPECTFULI.Y invite tie NJ en'ion Of
Merchants and Mlners visiting the 6 " io
their new and itch assotinen, of Spring Millinery
Goods, to which they d,ily making addition /;
among which will he found -
Giace Silks for casing b,nnots. at = variety Of
prices; large as, rtment Of new style Bonnet
Rihhcn>: plain Nan,ua mud Satin Ribbons. of all
widths; CHIP HITS, Grapes, Grape l,ses; French
aud American AT fetal Flowers. in gre,, vuic,y;
Fancy Trimming Laces. Cap Stuff. Buckrams
Wi lows. Gown, Tips. Face Trimmings &c. &c
As large prrlon Of The above have been i'm
port, by our elves direct from France. We arc en-
all,d TO oficr them At the lowest market prices
March 18th, lSi7.-Im.
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On the 3o,h ult, by the Rev. Mr.. Waller, Mr.,
SAMUEL B. DiENTK, formerly Of this place, 10
Mi,s MARY JAsI ReHasps, all OF Colunbis co.
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Supervisors, Account.

JoHS LA~pAu and WILLIAM ssApLxs. late Su.
pcrr'sors the Borough Of Sunbury, in account
with said borough for the year commencing in
Moy, isi5. and ending in May, 1913.
DIR.
Y" whole emount IF Duplicate. S3Os 7Oi
To this amount paid VIM Scorlrs, in
sundry borough orders. drawn in his
favor by tie Chief Bu,ecs-, - so
To ibis amount paid Landau DO do, 36 as