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CHALLENGER CHALLENGE!

HlHE CHALLENGE I'VE have otserv, d ve-
Il ~ patiently for year pas; the fcseIed nj.
fempis hy some of cur Eaarniy. t, force arpu.
tslion which iher ruesein nal skill alone must fsil
10 give ,heni. And we would con'inue our silent
obs. rvut,ou. Tn ier tie consciousness of unbnl-
s:cred merit, were il not more than probable that
this species of fanfTcnaje may Jveit the public
eye from csnd,d examination into The meriis Of
the mLlulud, Of Professors in the Daguerrean srf.
We ", uld merit s,tk an honorab publci.
", and thereby win for iIs, lf golden opinions; but
di pie that miserable chicanery by which
mere prstencs gains ovation over genuine
worth. II is to make This v.uiting ambition over.
lcap itself or Withdraw ia spurious claims. that We
now uespsss IN It's fancied security by throwing
the glove 70, or honorable ics, Of skill Our gags
is $500 that the average Of given number Of da.
of NJ r. SiMONS. l79 Chesnut siiset, will exhi-
bit gre ter amount Of perfection in the art thsn
any similar average number fr"m any other galle-
ry in the Uuit d S, a,es. This i no idle bussi--
we m an what ae say. We ere desifou, thst The
public should Civ. their patronage TO merit not
Ireienre.
We o L Investigation. free, rigid. impartial in.
ve tigation. We have thrown the glove. WlO
will pick /, up, N. P. sIMoNs,
l7s Chesnut Il, opposite Slate House. Philad.
N b. II will he under-io. d by our country
friends. thai tie ahove challenge has never YET
te.n acceo,ed, anil we also wish 4 Understood,
that We did MI intend to make ny this wagei,- ss
We have already .xpns,ed our Intention 10 sppro-
pirate the pr re to some charitable purpose.
NJ SIMONS.
Pljls is,,.hia, Feb. 10, Is.s-3n.
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.GDH@HN~9
CITY DAGUERREOTYpE
rsrAaIrsfSMHrrr

@ ESTADLISf1ndHNT,
No. 100 Chestnut street. doors ADORE 3d. south
side, PHILADELPHIA.
YNHE subscribers, proprietors Of the oldest
Il Establishment in the City of Philadelphia,
being founded in 1870, would call the attention
Of the public to their recent great aud ,s0ncerful
Improvement in taking Daguerreotype Portraits.
SKY LIGHT PORTRAITS The subscribers
beg leave to suhjon few Of the notices they
have received from the Press tn: oughout the
country. in relation to the improvement they
have made in the introduction of lights, by which
the full and clear expression of the Eye 10 obtain
ed more perfectly than heretofore
From the North Americana
The neutral expression Of the eye by Mr. Collins new
Of introducing the light has been mos! distinctly
developed, well all the lights and shades inds
ble to a pcrfeet likeness.
fFrum the Saturday Couricrl
The Mcssrs. C, have certainly obtained the eye, in
better perfection than have it elsewhere and
this Superior rty, together with the eeaness dstinctncss
thy OF admiration, not only kenesses but wrks OF
From the Harrisburg Unionl
We examined specimens OF their lkcnesses when in the
city the other day. and found them to possess all the beauty
of shading and stiffness Of expression of the finest steel
craving which is something unusual in Daguerreotypes
This obtained by the introduction OF light from above,
instead Of the side OF the gallery.
lFrom the Baltimore Clipper
"Thc mist important Improvement in the Daguerrean
art, is by the Messs Collins PHILADELPHIA and
ssts in different OF intI oucing the light and
tain adapons OF the instrument. We have seen some OF
the portraits which they have executed and they have the
distinctness and beauty of fine cngravngs They
peciay remarkable in giving the proper natural express
Frm every section Of the country where our pictures
have been they have received similar fatcring no
ccs The public generally are invited TO visit our Galleries
themselves Of the truth Of these notices
Philadelphia, April Is, 1916
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FRESH
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS
1T III, Nav Store No 70 irch street.
defUren cd and 81 NsrtA sde,

1T Ms Nav STORE No 10 Arch street.
defUren Cd and 81 N.rA sde,
PHiLApELPHIA
HE subscriber invites particular attention TO
his large and splendid assortment OF ne,o and
cho' 'ee styles IF Dry Goods comprising a general
variety Of the most desirable kinds of D,e,s Ma.
feriah, Shawls. Giores, iiosisrY. Uhshrinkabs
Fiannes. Worked CoiLns CamJr C. Jarohei.
MILL Nansook and Plaid s1rshns, Linen Cam.
bic and S'M Pocket Hdkf. BLek Nai an Cra,
vsfs. others too numerous to advertise.
IRISH LINENS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Particular attention il given to Linens and Fur.
nishins Goods, generally the stock is large, and
the prices will be found much lower than usu.
al. having been purchased at Auction at saerif.
ced rates The fabrics are warranted pure fax
and from the best makers.
tHARLES ADAMS
P.S. Persons wishing Plain and MEDIUM,
styles Of Dress Goods and 81 ,,pk', will mud o
choice variety
Philadelphia, April l. 1873
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McCLEES 4 GERMON,S
DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS,
No I9S Clnesuut Street.

South East Corner Of EighM st, Philadelphia. j.,
HORTRATrs from the smallest breast, in to
E the larges; sire. sinely or in groups The
Piopretors are warranted in sly ing, that their
work hos gan,j repuaion' second to none in
The world. Extracts from the Press.
''l.ifc.Gke in the espressioh chastity correc, in
the shsd ne.--Ledser r,
"rhe ait has srrive1 at G'est p, rfeetiop, and
ncne understand i, better than Mct'lees & Ger.
NOR" baltimore Iris.
"Admirablr! nothing can exceed their sfquiA,,e
dclicscy."-U s Gazette. $50
Extract from the report Of the Judges. ct tho last
fair of he Fr .nklin Institute "Dapuerreotypes--
in this der urment there are some very excellent
spec mems in the exhibition, and the Judges think
they see progressive improvement, in this baheh
4 the art They have not 2 commchded sn e.
ward in favor Of anv Of the compeiioTs hut arc
di-pnsed /, rank first in order, The coliec,i Of
McCLEES & GERMON, as cohtuining the lar.
gts nmmber Of superior specimens"
hill de'phla, Feb 10. lSis.-6m
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tn presenting the public with remedy 70. the treatment
and cure OF FEVER AND AouE and other bill diseases
no apology u needed Vast numbers in the United States
who suffer these affections in their varied FORMS
compelled 10 seek relief from other than the imme
therefore object OF humanity well Of public inter-
est TO bring before them remedy prepared from much
perience, and which may Away; be relied upon .Arx
xFEEcruAL, AND HARMLESS TO THE CONSTITUTION That
such is the true character Of the INDIA CHOLAGOGUE,
Is amply aesied by the universal success with which 1t has
II Extract from communication Of the Hon. wrL-
LIAM wooDBRDoE, OF the u s. Senate late Governor Of
DETROIT, Oct 81, 1870.
DocroR CHARLES Osooop,
Dear Sir-I have read with much interest, your little
IRAEArsE upon the causes treatment and cure" OF the
ebe diseases which have extensively prevailed in
country during the last few monthan interest increased
no doubt, by the fact that have individually suffered
much from them. Though feel myself very inc mpetent
TO Judge safely upon subject entirely professional yet
sions just and think witha that your pamphlet calcu-
lated 70 produce much practical good.
attcrng expectations and safe convenient and popu.
bar remedy, my own experience, far induces 10 be-
to learn that You have recently etabshed several agencies
Tor Il. dlspnson-th ugh regret that with view 70
With much respect have the honor to be, sir,
wIIIgA% xGr, SSEsS T1onHRsIbcE ;f,SSpsIb
n From the Hon. VIZ. A. FLTrcHER, Chief Justice
Supreme Court of the State Of Michigan to the Agent at
Detroit. .-, ,s,.
s-Having had repeated opportunities during the last
year. Of witnessing the sautay effects Of Dr. osg d: Inaia
IN its favor Invaluable rcm.y in Of Fever and
Asus sAd Bin ,us Diseases generally Many cases have
Tor years, who have been Immediately relieved BY the use
o one OF two bottles o Chohgoguc and have MT known
Believing that the seasraI use oi this MEDICINE mas bs II
tie greatest imposnnce 70 al Pers ms living in thsee part:
e oa :an, which arc :ssss. 70 5.; ID
Of this dmnished by the fact that persoaaly &C
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Orphans Court Sale.

In pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court
OF Northumberland county will be exposed
to Pnb'c sale. on SATURDAY, The goth day of
MAY next on the premises, TO wit:
The one u"diuided tenth part efa e:rtan
Tract Of Land,
situa'e in Upper Augusta township, in said coun.
iy, adjoining lands of George C. Welk-r. Gideon
Markie and others, containing in the whole about
eighty FIVE acres Late the estate OF Jacob Gass,
deed Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
Of said day, when the terms Of sale will be made
known by PHILIP RENN, Guardian
Of Jacob & Margaret Bloom
BY order Of the Court. I
Edward Oyster, ok
Snnbury, April 90, tsis-ts
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PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected speekfv 6v Henry Mosser.
FRENCH REVOLUTION.

FRENCH REVOLUTION.
TYRANTS as we'll a. Monopolies, must fall,
% must prices. That this is fact can be
provsd by calling at nii9iitk 1hHdio9S tl1a-
No. 72 North Cd street. above Arch,
srli PHIL "A y HL RA a. 5oaJ
Aa'tn LIE HHURAY, i7,,h haa
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
LOWER THAN EVER OFFERED,
..o,,.v .W'hciessie oad ReisH. .i,,.-r
"a The stock consisss In part Of Gold and silver
lsyers |; fEpiufs and QSaftier Watches; Jewel.
ry Of the newest and most fashionable patterns.
i SILVER SPOONS, r&s.--Particulars attention
paid IA, these articles, The qualify afwhish ia
M. and Workmanship skto..u The establish.
ment OF LIE HQRAY has been we'll kndwn For
FOURTYs YEARS, in SECOND Street, and
has made character which needs no putting
Silver TEASPOONS as low as 81, so per sett--
can be male foT .ess ifwisb.d. i.e .s, 'l.', III
wArCA GLASSES-Plain. 10 cts; Patent.
i5i Lunetts, 90 cts; other articles in propor.
ton, si. ,F ...
Rfmember, you can. buy here below any pub.
'ished list Of prices in this City or New York.
Watch Repairing particularly attended to, and
warranted 10 give satisfaction i
N Bold Gold ana Silver bought for cash or
taken in exchange at don't forget the No 72)
North Second Street. above Arch, Philadelphia.
Sept. as. lsi7-ly-c May 8, l6as
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Notice gSxm

81 II Me htiSs cf TAowas May6wry, decd.
10y vistue Of certain writ Of partition and
I'D SsIustion to me directed, "a fnquisition
WI Be held st I I O'Clock. A. NJ on MONDAY,-
the 9Th day of JUNE. iS4s, spod the psemises
Of Q certain tract Of land in Rush townships Nor.
thumberlsnd county. surveyed on warrant dated
June az, 1873, to James Dottt adjoining lands Of
John Hursh. Lewis vastine, Benjamia Vasiins
end others, containing three hundred ssd twenty
acres, more or less, to inquire whether the said
premises esn be % parted and divided to and .
neNe all the heits,aud legal representatives OF
the said deeesseds 10 wit ,--5ophia Jolly, Mary
Ely, Charles Rex and Lydia p. bis wife, Johni
Thompson Executor Of Rebecca Jelly, deed. Re-
becea lie Due, Adminis'trix Of Mary Rex. deed,
heirs Of Thomas Maybury, decd, Rebecea May,
bury, Warren Jones & Elisabeth his wife, Will
Lam Harrison x Anna bis wife, William Harris
< Susan his wife, John Boyd 4 Jane bis wife, and,
Sarah Ann May bury, who are the heirs Of Will
loughby May bury, deed who was one of the
heirs Of Thomas Naybury,, deed as ia said wri,
commanded, st which tune and place he Aforesaid
heir: are hereby warned 10 be aud appear il they
..a1I' .a1l- 1 : THos a. BfLLIScroN, ,.sherf >,
shsriff's oaiee, sun6ury. 4 ,n,n,,,s.s ,s-s @ i "
, April 20, 1873, ,iat Ct, ,,,;is 9,,i d.
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New Spring Dry Goods.
WATXiNScN g. HALL,

No. "a Scala 2d Street, fht0dt tphsa.
HAVE now IN the storesnd are daily reeeiv.,
u ing in addition 10 their ASSORTMENT ss they ar
rive in the New York and Philadelphia Mar kets.
new Spring Dry Goods consisting in parto
New Styles Spring Mos. deLaines. New Styles
Bsreees in Stripes, Plads, &c. Choice Col.
ors. mode Bareges, New Lawns and
mode Mos. de LANES, Paul de
eherves, new article, new
style Tissues &c, &c.
FrEscu AND scoTcH GisGHAss,-1n store one
Of the largest assortment in Philadelphia, from
the lowest price 10 the finest qualities. much
lower than last season
FURNISHING GOODS.
On hand At all seasons of the year large ss.
sortment. both Of Linels and Muslins. st greatly
reduced prices. also Linen Damssks. Counter,
ranes BE Shawls. Gloves. Lsees &e. High
Lust,s Black Silks. for maptillss, Whites, Dses-
ses &c, Mems 4 Boys wear .ofa, descriptions
Ladies and Gentleman visiting the, city are IN
vited TO call end exsmine our stock.
A liberal reduction made TO those who'esy 70
sell again. !
Philadelphia. April J, isis--..a - Httf
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Good Intent Fire Company.

+ in uotion. it was resolved that the Secretary
~ be directed to give notice in the "Sunbury
American" that al! persons whose names are
the roll of the Good Intent Fire Company. and
who have not attended any stated meeting of
said Company during the six month, previous.
to this date, will be expelled at next stated
meeting, unless good cause TO the contrary is
shown. and their fines placed in the hands OF
Justice Of the Peace for collection.
Extracted from the minutes of May ist 1918.
HENRY DONNEL. Sec'y.
Sunbury. May 6, 1876
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Time ana Distampe saved!
8UNRURY FERRY.

YVhE snbsefibess having leased the Suubury
i Ferry. beg leave to inform the public, that
they are prepared to convey Teams. Pleasure
Carriages and Foot passengers aegoss the river
with safesy and without delay, They have pro
vidsd themseives with new and eemmodious
crafts, which willslwsys Be attended With able
aud careful hands. -
Persons travelling to and nom aud through
Suaburyto to New Berlin. Lewisburg Hsriieton
and other places. will find il greatly TO their sd.
vantage 10 cross st this Ferry instead OF the
Bridges. ss they would ave ffom Two to four
miles in distance. JOHN SPECIE
LEWIS LENhARr.
sunsury. April I. ists--
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TO THE LADIES.

ohf1a MfsDlClNE.
DR. TowNsESDs SaRsAPARILLA is sovereign and speedy
cure n ncpicnt ,nsumpon and for the general
ton Of the sysemno matter whether the result of hc-
rent canse or causes rduced BY eguarity illness
cdent.
Nothing he surprising than its invig orating cf-
fecis the human frame Persons all weakness and
stude, from taking it at become rIbust and full of
energy under its influence. IL Immediately c,uneracts the
barrenncss.
II will not he expected OF u.s. of so delicate n,-
ture To exhibit certificates o performed, but can
the afflicted that hundreds have been epor
ted 70 MS.
Dr. TOWNSEND MY wife being greatly distressed by
weakness and general debility, and suffering nnulIly by
pain and with other difficulties, and having known
where your medicine has effected great and ais
hearing recommended for such have described
obtained title of your Extract OF Sarsaparila anil ",
Owed the directions yIu gave me. In short peri ii it
removed her mpants and restored her to health Being
grestul fT the benefits she received ake pleasure in
thus acknowledging it, and rec 'mmending il to the pnhic
NJ d. MOORE,
Albany, Aug. ~, a. c,r Grand 4 Lydia s,s.
DYSPEPSIA.
No fluid medicine has been discovered which no
nsay resembles the gastric juice saliva in decomposng
paratn Of Sarsapaa 1t positively cures every case Of
dyspepaia, however severe or chronic.
Bank Department, Albany, May 10, 1915.
DR.. Townsepi-Sir: have been afflicted for several
with dyspepsia in its worst form, attended with
Of stomach bss cf appetite extreme heartburn, and
great aversion tn all kinds ri food, and for weeks (what
could eat have been unable TO retain but nal portion
stomach. tried the usual remedies, but they had
hut little effect in removing the cmpant. was in
duccd about two monhs since IN try Extract Of Sar-
saparila, and must say with little confidence but after
tia heartburn entirely rem,vcd and would earnestly
commend the of it to those who have been afflicted
''is Agent ant fx snn'@ty John w. FRiiISG: Nor.
MURRAY L Co,
April q, isls.-1y
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From the Buffalo Com. Adv. Of Saturday.
FAILURE OF THE ERIE (PA.) BANx--A ru-
NOR is quite current here to-day that the
Erie (Pa. Bank has gone by the board. The
report is no doubt correct, as the institution
has been tottering for months past, and the
banks and community had lost all confidence
in its stability, The agent for redecming the
bills in this city ceased receiving any more
Of its notes yesterday afternoon. The amount
of the issues Of the bank in circulation must
be very large, as the charter was one Of that
class that gave all manner of privileges to
those who had the control Of its affairs, Such
Of our brokers as have been victimised are
offering the notes Of the bank to-day at so
cents ON the dollar.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-13
Estate Of Charles Gearhart.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of al.
~ ministration have been granted to the sub
scribers on the estate OF Charles GrarhaIt. decd
late Of Rush township, Northumberland county
All persons having any claims on said estate. and
those indebted 10 the same. are requested 10 set.
tie their accounts without delay. The subscri.
hers will meet for that purpose at the house Of
the Deceased. on Monday the 22d Of Way next
of which persons interested will please take no.
tioe. JOHN GEARHART. Jr of Rush,
WIN. METTLER, Jr. of Augusta.
April IS lSiS- Ct
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Dissoluti0n Of I,artnersIlip.

~he partnership heretofore existing under the
Il firm OF RcHRBAcH h CLEMENT. in the Foun.
dry business in this place, has been this day, dis.
solved by mutual consent. All persons knowing
themselves indebted TO said firm. are requested
to call and settle their &C counts without delay or
they will be placed in the hands of masistrate
for collection. 1T CLEMENT.
GEO ROHRBACH.
Sunbury, April |, l6Ii-22
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BOARDING.

VNHE subscriber is prepared TO receive and ac.
l. commodate a few transient or permanent
Bsarders. al her residence in Sunbury The 10
cation is in handsome and pleasant part of the
town. commanding fine view Of the Susqnrhar.
ma. Northumberland and the scenery adjacent -
To persons, fliom the city. who wish to spend a
few months during the summer season, Sunbnry
affords delightful retreat.
-, ANN c. MORRIS.
Apri s ISiS.-6m
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Pictorial Edition Of d'Aublgne's
great Work ON the Reformation

OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY IN GER
~ MANY, SWITZERLAND, &C.-Will be
published or or about the ist of April. 1918, by
JOS. A Spell. No 96 Cherry ST. above 9th.
his splen!'d i2mo edition of the above named
work, With Is engraved illustrations from or.
sinsl designs; 1 vols in g. bouni 10 extra cloth
and library sheep.
The publisher respectfully calls the attention
Of tho trade and the public generally, 10 this
work bring the only illustrated edition published
10 the United Statrs-He trusts that the beauty
Of its embellishments. the strong and substantial
msnaer in which il is bound, in conjunction with
the known popularity Of the work itself, will be
sure Recommendation to pnblie favor
JOS. A. Spell. o6 Cherry ct above 9th.
J. A. s has also lately pabiished. new and
beautiful Edition Of Sergeant Bells Raree Show,
a suitable book for children, neatly done up in
extra cloth. ~ 's''P
Philadelphia. April 1, 1915
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s.Lr,soRE sARksv.

0ies Of tks RALrrneps. .AssslcAs. MAY Q.
8 CaAis-Whest eontindus very scarce
Some small lots Of good to prime reds were
cold to-day al iss a. i42 OTIS, ..let
Sales of Corn to-day At - %Acts fof white,
and so cts. for yellow. ,ar,a.
Oats are worth IS . sS cts.-sales.
WuIsxry.--Small sales Of bbls at asa 2ss
cts.-Hhds are shareholders ask 22 cts,
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"a Chessst rs dor sters aso H., fhiladA1phis
E.srsysssf RUSINEss = Waiting cAHpss.
y Wsish papers, Labels, Door plates Seals ~
Stamps for Odd Feiows, Sons OF Tempey1DyH
&c., &c.-Aiwsys on hand . g<nsss' sssoyo onee'
of Fine Fancy Goods. Gold Prns ofevesy Qf
Dog Collars in great variety. Engrsres(
and materials. Ola.
monds actually
oriers pei mail tpOs, paid, vill y
attended TO-
Philsd.lrhis. April !, is<e-y
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Phila., Heading, and POttsviiie
Rail Road.
80 CO @ a.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
HtHANGE Of Hours. aud two Trains Daily
each way, except Sundays.
On and after Monday, May tst. 1913. two
tram. will run each way. daily. between Phila
MORNING LINE-AccoMMoDArIoN
Leaves Philadelphia at ~ A. N daily except
Sundays
Passes Reading At 10 AS A. NJ
Leaves Pottssilie st ~ A. N, daily except
Sundays Passes Reading at 0 10 A. N.
The shove Line stops At all way stations on
the road - formerly.
AFTERNOON LINE-FAST TRAIN.
L..y.. sSi.a.ipAl. ., Leave. T Po,,:,iii. . .. q,
aap, NJ, daily except p, n. daily sseep,
Leave. Pheoixvill. 3 AsLs.vs.seh Haven. . 81
y Po,tstown, AIS Port Clinton, 3 90
ss.s,siS ss;s ciIa.a ss ss ss;..ss. sss;Sss: ssS 50
Arrives g: :. T;ss: fs;s es''s:''' e s,:I. %
vile. 620I Road. $50
The sftsraooa trsia will stop only at the above
named stations. Passengers fes. ether peints
must therefore take the Morning Line
DEPOT in Philedslphis, corner Of Broad and
Vide Streets. No Pssseneers can enter the Cars
unless provided with Tickets.
NOTIcE.-Fifty pounds Of baggage will be
allowed to each passenger 10 these lines (; and
passengers are expressIy prohibited from taking
anything q bssgsss but their wearing apparel
which will be at the risk Of its owner. Ns
freight will be taken BY these lines.
By order OF Beard Of Manssers
HTf' 8. BRADFORD sserstsry's
: Mayo isae.-w
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ONE, SEQAIl

mm~<EAmU0e
ID AN away from the subscriber, on the 18th
III; inst Ia indsnted Apprentice 10 the Tailor.
ing business. named JESSE kuCHM0ODY.
Said boy 10 about feet inches high having a
full red face. rough skin, bad on when be went
away brown cloth Costee. chtquered simmer
cashmere Panss and black (sineis bseastsd) cas-.
simere Vest, and black laced Cap. All persons
ere forewarnec ssainst hsrboring OF trusting said
runaway attheis PERIL Tie above reward. but
no charges will be pa:dfor bic delivery. 2ih8
'ali.s.'d STLAs s FARROw.
Shamokin. April 90, tS4s---St sf.croJ
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wHnNksbAYs Way w. 'eto'
WHEAr-Red is worth ias iAoc; white
i42 i43c. 81,
Southern 75c, Penna. n '7sc PEI
bushel. .,;s..3+.s assst ..as.
Coxx-Psnna. yellow SOC, weight white
~ q +8c.
OArs-Penna. are worth 10 42c; South
ern % . 90. "a It3.cg A,
WHsxEY-Sales in bbls, atasc; hhds a2c.
CLovERsEEp-Saies at ssi ssi market
dull. g6. b soI U1ftl eA ~
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H.fE q.

iAt Mauch Chunk, on the isains., WILLIAM
HENRY MAsSER, son of Dr.. G. w. Masser,
aged 9 months. dH 'ai
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Elisabeth Delntler's Estate.
~ Office is hereby given that letters tesla.
~ mentary have been granted 10 the subscri.
beIs executors OF Elisabeth Dentler, late OF Point
township. Northumberland County. Persons in.
debted to said estate, and those having claims
against the same. are requested to present them
for settlement without delay.
GEO, GEO F; MIL MILLER, Ex.c,u.
Z April 8, 1918 ct ..tt1i .fi e
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-13
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GEESE & SON.
Commission and Forwarding
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M IS Commerce Street Eha5 BALTIMORE.
Will receive and sell all kinds OF Country P'o'
duc---Flour, Grain, &c.
n b. Particular attention given to the sals
of Lumber Aud cash advances made on con-
signmel IS, when required.
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