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G. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General.
Dec. @-law4w

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DfSOsAs ior carrying the na'ls o. me oni,ed states
from the 10Th April loal, 70 me soh June. 1872 ncu-
sve IN New io WIZ DC received at the Contract Office OF
the Post C,ce Department. IN the CITY OF washington until
a. m OF me Ign gay q March ioaI 70 De decided by the
nrst DAY OF APf ioowiig on te routes ana IN the man
ner and Time nefeih specined, VIZ; :,
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ARTICLE l.

Every kind of droit d'au-
baine, droit de retrnite, and
droit dc detraction or tax on
emigration is hereby, and
shall remain, abolished be-
tween the two contracting
parties, their States, citizens,
and subjects, respectively.
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Sammtliche, in gegenwa-
ertigem Vertragc enthaltene
Bestimmungcn, sollen auch
in Ansehung solcher Vcrmo-
genstheile verbindliche Kraft
haben, welche EUR Zeit der
Unterzeichnung DIES gegcn-
waertigen Vertrnges bcreits
angefallen, jedoch noch nicht
wirklich expectorint sind.
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NB. BANNING'S body broce.-Thousands of persons
- afflicted by pulmonary affections dyspepsia, constipa
ton, and various degrees of local general debility have
been relieved by this instrument II is particularly adapt
weaknesses, distortions tendency of the body TO lounge
and droop, both in children and adults By restoring the
form posture II enlarges the chest so that the
subject breathes eer and easier and thus contrac
of the chest with attendant affections of the heart and
lungs counteraced and full play given to the organs
of respiration. M
The brace may be had in this city by applying to Mrs
Baldwin, who will be in attendance at all times over b.
Wheelers hardware store, Pennsylvania avenue, It'll
street. gentleman will aid in adapting to those who
may call for the purpose.
Applications Tor single braces from distance us also
for patent rights may likewise be directed 70 Dr. Banning
oincnv IA, Broadway, New York.
Dr. Banning refer, ii desired, OF the Anos
eminent professors of medical and surgical science in the
United States, well distinguished ladies
and gentlemen in this city and other parts of the country
July sly
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DR. ROBERT ARTHUR, surgeon psnt..

TYR. ROBERT ARTHUR, Surgeon Dentist, having
IL determined make Washington his permanent resi-
dence respectfully offers his proie services TO the
public Dr. Arthur believes Il will not be improper TO
That he has aken great pains qualify himself thor
oughy for the practice Of his profession He II regular
graduate of years. standing of the Baltimore College of
Dental Surgery, and member of the American Society Of
Dental Surgeons. itaeH So iIt fglL r
Office Pennsylvania avenue, between lIh and 18th
streets.
Jan 29ts
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ARTICLE V.

If any disputes should
arise between different
claimants 70 the same in
heritance, they shall be de-
cided, i'm the last resort, ac-
cording to the laws and by
the judges OF the country
where the property is situa-
ted.
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Yorh.-'rhis new and beautiful French paper, com
ncncing Monday April g. will be issued every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday at the moderate rate OF 80 year;
M for six months; 81 90 for three months ~
Devoted the cause Of democracy liberty Of religion and
and copios commercial administrative, and judiciary In
formations and original literary works of the best writers OF
France: scientific agricultural, CRITICAL and other articles,
together with the Paris fashions, &c.
The moderate price, both OF subscription and advertising
this paper advantages possessed by no other OF the same
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10Th street, between and g.
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Military and Naval Merchant Tailor,

PennsyUaaid Avenue, beftefn F0nrtetN ana FyfecH ST,
ID EGG leave call the attention of their friends and the
ID public generally to their extensive stock OF goods just
received fall and winter in the selection Of which it
has been their object heretofore obtain articles OF the
very latest style and mportaon and in such variety that
they are confident of being able afford satisfaction to ALL
They received per last Of goods con-
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WIZ
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CONCORD ACADEMY.

- CONCORD ACADEMY. Al4stt fst
rHE next of this institution viii commence the
list Of February and terminate the S0th OF June follow
nS COURSE or INSTRUCTION.
The Latin and Greek languages ancient history, and
osmphy-Profsssor F. w. Coleman, A. M.
Mathematics, comprising arithmetic algebra, geometry,
nr and spherical trigonomey, nautical astronomy und
The deenial and integral caculusProiessor L. NJ Cole
The Fs ,;; spanish and Italian
Natura philosophy comprising mechanics, hydodynau
M Moran snr philosophy asi + W Coleman, A
Board tpoludng washing. bedding, and .4, and tu-
,ion Tor the session Of Ave mouths $ii5 payable in ad-
For lie character of the institution the subscriber refers
to the gentlemen whose names given below and for the
superior qualifications Of his assistant 7. Coleman 70
tho annexed testimonial OF the professors OF the unyersIy
Of Virginia +. w. COLEMAN,
Address Concord Academy, Caroline county, Virginia
Rrsrpssers Hon John " Mason Secretary e the M
w Dr. f. r., Scop,s speaker n the Senate Of Virginia !;
Tom, ss sssssss 4 sisSss ssS
Richard Baylor Essex Coi wm A,,nis,ead" Al aI
s.a HoS Thomas Bayly merpbe; Of congrsss Judge
ryea and Leigh eth, R hsG yno
have sons wards members OF the Institutions
Testimonial of the professors of the University of vir-
UMvensry or VIRGINIA, Nov 30, 1916;
Mr.. L. M. Coleman is distinguished graduate of the
schools ancieut languages. modern languages mate-
MATES, natural philosophy. chemistry, and moral Phso-
lha, institution the degree of master of arts.
During his residence the University his studies
pursued with unrng diligence, and We're rewarded with
attention directed. We therefore regard him as adj
pfvO we cu
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FROM NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
D0gsserreOtype Rooms.


Next door to the United States Hotel.
Pictures taken any kind of weather, clear, cloudy or
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AMY OF OCCUPATION.

VIEW of the Camp of the Army Of Occupation as in
"A October 1913; being the first of series Of views
Illustrating the progress ohc army and scenery OF Mexico
by Captain d. r. Whiting, United Sstes army For sale
Dsc "a WIN. FISCHER
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TLLUsTRATED editions Of Bryant's and LongfellOw's
Il Pocms each complete in volume octavo richly
bound and beautifully Illustrated, with numerous engra-
Wings Just issued +. TAYLOR y
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BY the President: N
JAMES II. PIER,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office


rJNIIS avorite HOTEL under management, has been
extensively enlarged by its present proprietor with
at all seasons superior accnmodations TOR
and constantly reserved for them exclusively
JOHN b. MONNOT, Proprietor
2l--1m
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BEACON, fifty feet high, with black ball on II, has
been erected on Sand Key, where will remain until
Eh shall be established there 1t may be seen in ord
weather nine miles.
N American ensign is hosted at daylight every day on
flagstaff at the United States barracks, Key West, and
! be seen in ordinary weather ten miles.
s. r.. MALLARY, Col. Il Sup.
De National InteIligencer, Baltimore SUM- and Daily
Pc, New York, will please publish the above notice
~ days, and send their bills to this office.
Dec lO--t,
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officers epaulets and embroidery

They also prepared TO furnish complete equipments
ministers, consuls and other diplomatic agents.
Dec 2H-eolmif t it ~
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Goods exhibited and chances sold by N. 5at, q.
9 G. s. FOWLER, v
Odd Fellows Hail. It'll street.
NJ B. The drawing will take place the chances
are all taken and due notice will be given OF the same
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M Victoria Card Charades.-A game for evening
PARTIES Just issued, and this day received for sale by
TAYLOR
the Shakespeare game, the game of Kings the Pick
scards the Oracle Of Fortune, and others. Dec VI
:" FoVNTAIN-a TeuPeranee Annual sor IsAs'--
one large volume, with many beautiful engnvngs and
y contributions by the first American writers, richly
and gilt Just published, and this day received for
10y +. TAYLOR.
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ARTIKEL /.

Iede Art Won Heimfalls
(Fremdlings) Recht, Mach
steiner und Abzugs recht oder
ACKNOWLEDGING Steuer, list
und bleibt auigehoben wis
chen beiden abschliessenden
Theilen, ihren beiderseitigen
Staten md Staats-Angello-
erigen.
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In witness whereof, the
respective plenipotennaries
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It.. 81 HENRY WHEATON. y sli. egcEs8
H.. 81 OTTO WILHELM CARL Won RODER

And whereas the said convention has been duly ratified
on both parts and the respective notifications Of the same
exchanged Berlin, the thirteenth day Of October
thousand eight hundred and ortysix by Andrew j..
Donelso envoy extraordinary ard minister
70 Wilhelm Carl Won R9der, etc., stc, minister resdcnt of
his Royal Hgness the Duke Of Ns-ssu, the govern
msnt OF Prussia the part II shsig sSs:ss ss.n-
nnents: ~
Now, therefore, be il known that 9ses X. P1& Pro-
dent Of tsy United ss.zrs T 4ls< SER tho
convention be made public, the that H. sams
every clause and nrtcic ,he.s me observed an full
iled with good faith, by the United States and the citizens
thereof.
In witness Whereof have hereunto set hand, and
caused the seal of the United States to be affixed
Done the City Of Washington this sixth day ofJanuary
r. in the year OF our Lord, thousand eight hun
~ - dred and ortyseven and of the Independence OF
the United States, the seventy-irst
JAMES X. POLK. 4
BY the Presidents a.
JAMES BUCHANAN,
Secretary of State.
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BY tho prss,d.nt Of tho United states.

TN of an of Congress- approved the eev
snh day Of Jq entitled III &C, to sSorl1e the
lands in the States of Illinois and Arkansas. and Territories
A sa 0 Pe.dePR posS
ca do hereby declare and make known that public sales
valuable lead mines therein viii I've held the undernen-
toned land offices in the State of ARKANSAS. at the Pc
RODS hereinafter designated, to wit;
At the land Office at BATESV1LLE, commencing on
MONDAY, the fifteenth day of March next for the dspo-
sal OF the public lands within the aforementioned town
ships, viz:
North of the base line and ce Of the f principal meridian
Township nineteen, Of range sixteen
he "s oes at E%TfH
MONDAY, the twenysecond day of March next, for the
disposal Of the public lands within the aforementioned
North Of the base line and ve Of the h principal meridian
Townships nineteen and twenty, of range eighteen
Lands appropriated by law for the use OF schools, militia
ry, other purposes win be excluded from SALE also all
quarter quarter sections f any, covered IN Whole or N
BY the day fixed for the commencement of these sales
Presumption claims win not be allowed to any of the
public SALE and become subject to private enty and all
Of said lands which contain mine mines of lead
actually discovered and being worked will be sold in such
legal subdivision subdivisions, will include such
mine or mines, less than two dollars and fifty cents
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks, ness
the lands sooner disposed of) and no longer; and no
private entries of land in the townships 50 offered will be
admitted until after the expiration of two weeks from the
commencement of said sales.
Commissioner of the General Land Office to publish with
this proclamation brief description Of the mineral regions
in which these lands lic and Of the lands offered for
SALE which he has prepared from official documents and
other means Of information
eighth day of September, ammo Donini thousand eight
"o 0'"" 's' "' - - JAMES X. POLK.
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office
The mineral lands embraced in the above procanaon
and Carroll counties IN the northern part OF the state Of
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OFFlCTM.


Whereas, convention between the United States Q
America and his Royal Hghncss IL Duke of Nassau wa
concluded and signed at Berlin by their respective pen
poentiares the twentysevent day of MAY, one thou
sand eight hundred and foysx, which conversation bein
in the English and German languages H. word ~ word
follows; li 1-ss .1a-i - 'S'.t'li, AFr hf 4l "a
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maechtigten obssehcpdo mr.
tikel, sowohl In englischer
ais in deutscher Sprnchc UNI
terss Lchnct, und illre Siegel
beigedRusckt
Ahsgestrnt 10 drei Exem-
plAren VA Berlin, den Zen
Mai, Ella TAMsend Acht
Hundert Sechs uDd vierxig,
i'm siebxiewen yahre der I'M
abhaougiEksis der vereinig-
ten Ssassen Won Nord Ameri7
On, ,ind i'm siebentern Iahre
der Regierung SENIOR kos-
niglichen Hoheit dos Her
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sOfMETHING NEW!
VU~HE suhscrihers.have the exclusive right Of
Il vending ]. NJ. THATCHER'S
Hot Blast Not. Afr Coolinu
f,r

in the counties Of Northumberland, Columhia end
Schuykl; and from the encouragement me, with
already, they expect 10 do q large business This
stove Is CONSTRUCTED on an entirely new prir cipIr
and on the ouly principle tha, C IN make both
mood wood ard coal stove. The inventor has over.
come all the difficulties hat So frequently belong t
other stoves. He has, by his arrangement, con.
s'ucte1 a broiins G-JJOven ln front. where
in hroillnp, roastng, trying or baking may be done,
and al the smell tha, arises ,hetefro,n mus, pass
into the comhus,ihle chamber, snd is not q, aII
thrown Oh, into the room ID Besides this, there
is an only two inches less than the whole size
of the stove. wherein baking or roasting NAV he
done rs well ne Il can he in the common brick oyen
This oven is always fit for use when the stove is
heated, as the whole draushi Of hot cir passes a.
round it constantly.
Public attention is particularly called TO this
stove II can,be en- at our Store and Tin Estah-
lishment in North DanvilIe. at the sign of the Go.
lumta Tin shop, und u, the Foundry Of Rohrhach
Il Clement ia Sunhury, where its particular quail.
ties will he fully shown and aimed to any person
wishing To examine II.
The subscribers continue TO have on hand all
kinds Of parc, stoves. such radiators. cyleners
fancy and plain. suitable for all who may favor us
with n call also common sheet and Russi, Iron.
which can I've made in any desirable shape; toge.
iher with general ms ssormcn, Of tin and j,p,nned
ware, wholesale and retail. County merchants
are invited ,o cali and examine our stock as our
work cannot, ne surpassed, and p'ices modoera,e.
N. B. We can safely recommend the above mrn.
toned stove to persons who wish to embark in a
good business. Tie pa'cn,ee will sell either coun.
ty OF state rights, I" suit purchasers, and on rea.
sonal'r terms He or his agents nav he found in
Danville, Pa. J. g. J. ARrER.
The undersignej having seen in operation the
bot blast hot air cooking stove. invented and pa.
ientcd by J. NJ. Thatcher, certify that we heln.ve,
from the manner of its construct and opera ion,
that il is the hest Offered to the public. The
arrangement is complete and the construction So
judcions, that there is saving OF one half The fuel
and time, IN dung any given amount Of 8 rvicr,
over other celebrated stoves. In short we rccnm-
men' it in preference to all others, for the simple
reason that it embraces every branch Of economy.
Samuel Garrett, John w Garrett David Chat.
field, w ki,ch' n. John NJ G,av, L Thompson.
Smith Thompson, J ID Hahn, John Oskes. Hrs,ki.
ah Bear. Elias F Cooper, Geo NJ Reh"rt, Daniel
Huffman, Henry II Rsscl, F H Ca,ver. Daniel
Dreishach, Joseph Nank"k, Brooks Epiey -
sDanviile, March q, lsi7.-ly ,..'.. -.r
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II "A R M

RoDg 5AEoGBs
THE Subscriber offers for sale cheap Fum,
4 situate in Shamokin township. Norhumhcr.
land county, about eight miles from Sunburv. ".
ing between 'he Centre ,urnpike and Iri.h Valley.
containing Ice acres and 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. 'tE
tf AZ JOHN FARMS WORTH.
Sunburv. Feb. 20, lS47.
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PorrTRy.--A cores spon,ient Of Poughkeep-
90 Telegraph, had 80 hens, the past season, up
3" September lst, 3,522 eggs, aud 200 chickens.
tie management CONSISTS, in warm dry shell
ger for winter; feeding with oats soaked twelve
a"urs IN warm water; and Tree supply OF burnt
siam shells, powdered fine. The chickens are
.ei with mixture of two paris Of oats anc one
u rye, ground " meal.
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Clocks.
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Sheffield and Birmingham Plated Fancy Articles.
Rodgers Il Sons and Wostrnholm's Cutlery, Ra.
zors. Sc ssors, Erasers, Desk Knives, &c.
Ivory H HandIed Table Cutlery. ofihe finest, medium
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4 large assortment Of Gold Pens.
Penf"cal Spec,acrs.
Psrer Mache and Japanned Trays, various shapes
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Gold Ws,ch Cases, Disis snd Silver Ware, Of oil
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DICKSON 4 CO., having recently removed
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more recently hy AsRauRsr 4 REnINGToS, beg
leave 10 inimm Watch Dealers. Country Merchants
and others. that they design having at all times q
large a.so,,mcnt OF Goods Of their own importa.
,ion which they determined to sell at the lowest
rates. ........f ..f 81 ... .-.. .f.I ... ...
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of Goods and in the execution Of Odrs, the quail
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competition, .... r..fr
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Reporter" containing the reports Of such debates
Us may possess particularly exciting interest.
All subscriptions aud communications to he post
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For The Sunbury American.
10 hlirr.

TO bIirr.
The dearest FRIENDS meet hut to pa-t,
To rend the teudrils of the heart, 300
That bind ihem 10 each other.
Obey we must fste's stern decree,
His mandate forth we need not fee, t.f
We must our feelings smother. ssI.
Pat though we part, in memory's cell
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And there, shall live forever. '.'-
And though in the busy whirl r .'i.
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