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OLD SERIES VOL. o, NO. 40.

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or executors, trustee or trustees, who shall
have been or shall be legally appointed TO
supply the same, and the suit or action shall
be proceeded in 10 trial udgmen, and exc.
cution, III the same manner us if the plaintiffs
had been originally entitled 10 maintain the
action.
Sec. Il That all assignments Of mortgages
and letters of Attorney authorizing the salts
faction of mortgages daily executed and ac-
knowledged in the manner provided by law
for the acknowledgment Of deeds, may be
recorded in the office foG recording deeds
inlhe county in which the mortgage assigned
or authorized to he satisfied may be or shall
have been recorded, and the record of such
instrument, or a duly certified copy thereof,
shall ba as rood evidence rs the original as
signneut or letter of Attorney when duly
proved in any Court Of Justice.
Sec. Is. Thai the Commissioners appoin-
ted or hereafter to be appointed by the Gov.
ernor of this Commonwealth, under the au-
thority of the act entitled can act 10 author
ize the appointment OF deeds and instruments
of writing under seal" approved the llth
day of April, 1898, be hereby authorized TO
demand as their compensation for taking
each acknowledgment the fee Of one dollar
and no more.
Sec II. That in all cases of bona fide sales
under the order of and confirmed by the Or
a 1 Il. hall
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HI NGAEl.

Hungary was originally an elective mon
alchy, with diet or Legislature chosen by
bv the mobiles. Since Ferdinand, brother OF
Charles V. was elected the sovereign, by a
feeling of pride and loyalty, the sovereignty
has been continued in the house tllapsbdrsh
house which by various means, but chiefly
marriage, has gained the sovereignty OF Bo-
hemia, Austria, Lombardy, and heaven knows
how many other kingdoms, but Hungary has
never had any other connection with the
Austrian Empire :han owing allegiance 10
the same sovereign. That sovereign IS al
ways sworn to govern according TO the laws
and constitution of the kimdom But the
late emperor of Austria, liking his absolute
kingdoms better than his limited ones, under
the wilv Me,ternich. set himself to humble
Hungary and set aside its constitution. lie
conmrnceda IA war of stealthy aggression upon
lis mobiles, and The latter at last found 1t ne
cessary 10 make common cause with the
masses in resistance Let the contest 90 as
it will, the people are sure to be gamers, ioT
the mobiles have not only consented to Shout
der their portion of the public burdens, which
they had never before borne, but they have
actually granted in fee simple TO the peasants
the portions of land which they formerly cul-
tivated as tenants at will By this grant
more than half million of peasant families
are invested with absolute ownership OF
from thirty to sixty acres each or more than
90 900, 900 acres among them all. All aris-
tocratic privileges, lay as well as eccieslati-
cal, are abolished, and all citizens are equal
before the law, and invested with the right
of suffrage, whatever may be their race OF
creed This was done by the late diet OF
Presburgh and the reason why the brave
peasants rose in body and hurled back the
mercenary minions of Austria.-Boston Chro-
notype,
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sUNBuRy SATURDAY

public squares locking across the river. The
peculiar situation Of ST. Petersburg, exposes
it TO frequent inundationr, being but little
elevated above the river. When the heavy
gales of wind which prevail in the Gulf OF
Finland and the Baltic Sea cause the Neva
to become swollen, the city is in great dan
ger.
DR.. Baird stated the correct pronunciation
of Russia and Prussia, 10 be as if they were
written Rushcr and Prusher, and not. as it very
commonly used. Rooshcr and Proosher.
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CHOLERA ANo THE FLlEs.-During the last
visitation of the Choleta, the flies died in
great numbers. Such was also the case
when the Yellow Fever prevailed in New
York. We have seen in the Valley, during
a visitation of Typhoid Fever, the flies die
in great numbers. They appear to be af-
fected like men by the atmospheric distur-
bance. But they do not seem, during this
visitation of Cholera, to suffer. They are
as active as usual, and somewhat troubleome.
Richmond, (Va.,) Republican.
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STRAW BONNET
q HAT NANUFlCTOR,

No. 30 North Second street, opposite the
Madison House.
TNHE subscribers wouls call the attention OF
Il Country Merchants and Milliners to their eX-
sensise assortment oa fashionable STRING AND
SUMNER BoNNErs AND HATS of the newest styles
ALso, large and general assortment of French
and Asaerican Artificial Flowers, Ribbons Crown
Innings, Oa Silk, Wire, Quilngs, Buckram, &c
which they offer at prices that defy competition.
n. B.-Palm Leaf Hats by the case or dozen.
w. NJ. g. ]. F.. MAULL,
Bonnet and Hat Manufacturers,
30 North I'd street
PHILADELPHIA June ., lS49.-
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EVERY MAN HIS OWN PATENT
AGENT

MUM & Co, publishers of the 'SClENTi-
INl FIC AMERICAN" have favsured us with
Phamphlet containing the Patent Laws OF the
United States, together with all the forms neeessa
~ for applying for Patent, information IN regard
TO filing caveats, with remarks on Its uses, e'c'' a,
mount of fee required at the Patent once ana
every other information that Is necessary 10 INSTRUCT
person in making his own applications. l.,
Price l:A cents single, or ~ copies iol on. ao,'
isrs-sent by mail TO any part ofthe United States
Address MUM & CO., New-iork.
March 10, lS49.--
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Philadelphia June ., lS49.-
REMOVAL.

DIR. B. MASSER has removed his
A ~ office, TO the Office formerly oc-
cupied by II. b. Masser, as the printing
49, Office Of the Sunbury American, back
4 9Es sfH. Massers store
Sunbury, f'eb. "a, lS49.-
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Anewly married couple went to housekeep-
ing not long since, at Boston AT breakfast
the next mornings after their entrance, the
gentleman said to his lady: "My dear, this
is Poplar street, and putting u (you) in it, it
becomes popular" 'And by putting us in
it," promptly replies the lady, "it will be-
come populous."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-06-30

1t is the law of Turkey, that all slaves shall
be liberated after seven years service.--Chris-
tians may take lessons of humanity and JUS
tice from Mohammedan.
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SAMUEL HART & co.

i6O MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Importers Of French, English and German
Fancy and Stable Stationery;
"AFERS, Sealing Wax, LAX, Draft and Back
w CANNON Boards, Tape, Inkstands, Dom-
noes, Gilotts and other Steel Pens, Ivory and
Bone Folders, Papeteres Gold and Silver Pencil
Cases Bristol Boards; Whatman's Drawing Pa
Pers, Envelopes, Bonds and Arnold's celebrated
Inks for making Linen, Portfolios, Dissoccd Maps
and Games, Chesssasn, Cards, Gold Pens, &c.
Philadelphia, June =, lS49.-3m
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1t Is fact worth repeating, that the En-.
peTor os Russia came to this country for bis
model war steamer, and for railroad eno;uss,s
Nicholas has always manifested predlles,Ios
io' American genius, in spite of his hatred =,
American politics and constitutions
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AsHEs-Ar- elHas e. vth arn demand sai-' 100 sbl'
Pear. II
cOrToS-Its msrts' qa day u, sale. 80 Of so
oa-s a. sholi &c ,-rlne slncs he steamer
FLOUR AND MkAL-The nss-i .of rouf shouf casrgs Or
mponfs bot h-<vy he for N. wants oi Tie ff,1s
H. fsasons fsaeh lfOD ,'ss Hds * ~ common sss O.
sb- brands Occasional .ss made tf- n - Psr.
Osn-se ia. demand I'D steady 49, H9 o. Or-aa, 100
tos so6 a6 l4 s.th,fa ce.cFlns heavy. I'D
bought - sfoat To, sias Is Mssi 81
GKsIs-Ths 6ul Wheat
frs-y To .uppy n Corn
hs.sy TIE szes 90
sa5c ior south-rr Jsr.-y
yellow he'd erboUt a. t0
bush delivered Son. tiatoa. o giak
o. coed Osts ga Nc hf northern J-r.-y
~ qgl>t
WHisgY-A Of 80 tbs Ohio va made q, pc Dfssr.
1Hc
PROvfsIOSs-Tis Poft
-sch only 60 b5s s. Dr Prg1. 7k0si r
nsss small sale ffue made something a B-.f
steady. Bot sa CAP 750s IS .ns foa s5
from he other st- isvoaoi- for CT M-s' W.
sac. % 90 = sds Dry rb 81 100 bio. rsn H.ms
al ~ bids shCS 3~rs Lard chsne@
snd quiet sres 20 bos 6Czc abf prire ~
~ 1000 y us1. 5kc PARCEL.
dong and Cheese =
IhONA q 100 Sclich mad.
LIghef AID SO refused. Ezl.s rs sfu
IEAD-Is bold AZ - ~rEobt sales
DIfs,fn-f- t5s se@cf@1 Whale
80 Toe ifm. Lnseed s1 sedG0 for Engsa
RICE Sales 10 'c. al s903 2b. The latter Tor PRIME
GROCEkIE3-Ihere much dong sugs frn. sses 10
hide Porto KlO NOsses a. g5dle CoSe- quiet steady
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LIVERPOOL Markets.

Coff-sfondence ~ lie Ifour-
Per Caa,dsJ LfvrsfooL, March s-Er.nrk
AsHEs-Brsnd, l5f5-United States, Pot, 4Oss 4ls
Pear. %. ss5s.
Ea.sra per cr Short n5d. RIB ws.isn 90 Cd
57s Shoulders, 20 25s
Bu-Prns Mes. per 3O4 b. DO do. ord
nary IS. Od per ~. CO d.
orsnsry sna ola sss3ss Pnm. is5 family
psriercs iOos slo5s DO d. hafbb 100 10 9.ss2s
CsT"rfne P.rcr fi a.; meiHg. @ssfs Ordinary. De
81.
H.-'snol.d Dry ine.ava.. psert, duty Pd $40, IN
csss-. .at, not srnos q, duty free 81. 80
Ls,pkrus s'gs snf ps p.fert fssfi tDe 10 tsF ard
b. 55' g. good d. 80 ss 81 ordinary TO msshsg 81 y
ialsfi0r ADD grease .'.s3ls
Pors-Priue N-.. b.- per bbl 30 h. o5,s "a
Pot for Nss fofs. ard A.. % q
Montreal Fssrs inseI,s
BcosOf IN. .uppy hss been limited, snd pres n
per The u Western have been g- At the full range Of
prea srnyas proving deficient eur-
resent quotations iof Bacon n--d -
and importers borg Tree sellers. a. current e. -f- .
o. Hams Dry s snc command
Coar.. Tree q. 70 zss q per cvt
BrUWih sn.npop since tJsnpsry nssry sqsns mat q ne
whole ~ lat mset e1ceedngb du A1d ne sss 200,
limited lev parcels Of Eastern a. about
previous The sst OF tie mPor Western s-y 100 nrf
quality whn present npo.h- q move isny 1rHe
Of ndarg qualities only and sa-
Isp-Nh ~. .1cspono Of one sale Inc.
made by ourselves So there svranssoss
rt.s and n. demand hA. .ubsequ-niy limited decline Of
- Per Baddesd has soe a. - eiths quality beng very
but re.n, srri,as Of Prime Mes.
whh full beng obtained but e. imports increase
Eo,fs 100 bbs .od At q "a for Amber Up lie FOR hus,
bot continuance pce. must not b calculated upon
Ams,,n as Dufnf the he demand has been limited
hsye well supported, AMI ss - 70
81. q realized IN. North Amsrcan
Ia co bbls good American soc al 49, C. - nv
You're. &c. sllII, DAt "
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DIE d.

o. sonsy orrs .a,r l,s,,ss sss .hsh we eorn- -h
G.n.. be- daughie Mrs As~h- res ard Mrs
80 Nsnr r-p-fay nvt-t 70 sfterc hsr gosra on
I'd srooor.l Al oc oet ANN "a Warr~r
ID ssh Of corfe.nn q tn- uxs htNhf, Only sn
=, .s..s 40 susan Mare aged Years and Is dps
iu-rts n fh- r iy respectfully invited 70 a.
- si Chsr A. ocet uls day sthoai i.f
-. srtaioa He Gfeea~oos C-m@y of
niansai a.. - -
ri Broas~sy. 2. 5. TOwNsESD N .. ae-t - year.
r.a.a DO - uttered ~ ry .ans Crowd Al y 'tsr
b. IL his Iuasdsy. 17th Msrch, ASP
Saftsy, lib CA fHAkiNt LOUISA ory etn of Ls
J Wtrs. scst to- yesfs. naofh I'D f<5.
nf. of - .y repeatedly nfi o. -srd hr 1>
North Moore ahs'nooa, Ia.stsyl ~
Oa ssgfesy. lth nt Of 'c.ri EVER WiLhVi bhE"kh son
Of Nitf so1 Flects .u IN. sgd uonfh..
r-atv-. fs8. ths isnJ repeatedly invited r. si
he gass N1u1sf Decd. lrn u ,scsst
south eros5n H.. r.m.a, MI b. s,n u f.sooe ce-iy
~ nt~rn~nt
GA sssas5 ss,l ia., HUGH SMITH D ,,ih year Of
bs
The iotsr.l oil tske place Peters Rsco az West F,n
ts1t on TUssfsy 10 17 lsf a ~ oofs Ire -Ey
rsos's us confsn u - P,ts Ctgfcb go he fs .d
inesos 81 DE ian, respectfully invited ~ aiend ~Hop .
t-t,o
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ry Lectures on Phy.iognomy.-pr W NED

~ Lectures on Fhy.toguomy.-pr.y :, " NJ =,
s,r \. giving . course OF 10 lectures on me se!euV7
pnx,losnouy. al me Lecture Room " Hope Sespr+ ~
srossw.y opposite The New-fork Hotel 10 inese -
surr. DIR WIN Only show The seienunc trnth too
tcabilgy Of Ply siognomy bat vii make hn heue''
deal Physiosncmisls 90 =, -, ,A..
fro,sa.,l evening" Sabect-" Signs OF genius, no-ec'
- CON M IN sense aud The reverse
s.nre. viii commence al "a oclocks TICKETS TIT s.t1y
and srurmsn q The Course = ess single Lecture 70
~ nd Al Inc cor sne the bookstores 10 Broadway NC
~ The Wonders of the Day are performed ~
M T johnson lie 10 tarning The village up sd- coz
xhh his sxperim~cia he lectnres tcnign' - Luhs
nnisns eofIer Of Grove ard H1tsonss ~
,x-w6-re be will ex pertinent on persons loe w
Va vii give free lecture 10 The Ladies on Tnafsosy al
,.r,oon a. O'clock Dr. Gunner VII cc.nre 70 We 80.
~ on he doo.ri1e Of lmYresson- n<' .AsiO~Aa
~ Ynr Oranae Moastain Water:Cure hs-
,sr- hw~nf s,r1 sied SCUM Orsns~ New
r,op-ned for RECEIPT, Il OF patients on NJ 10 q "
- VII re cot ernsneSsy open hereafter, SUNNI -
Xs,,sr The eel soishmcnI has very superior sceo.l
-. having private bsiss sIached 10 Psnenn Ioo1s s
,,,on boat The mountains and he scene'y ~ N
80 40. nrsurpassed by any IN he ssse ins ~ w
49,. "a E,sex Rsilrosd, on which ne sssosai ,.
Ao. is.xs he foos Of CorLspcst N 9eoea
~ "a 4 O'CLOCK n daily, arriving 81 soq,n S o,
4, hon, ore hour Letters addresses 70 pi y. - -.
III SIN Orange New Jessey. VII receive assnooo-
mn lmeod&AW'
~ Harvey Burdeii, MD: s9rsieee ana so,..r =.
lea penrsii ON sA~ MI lm'
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perfume fact One Of our largest English houses re-
eeived by the Canada order from London invest
500 600 IN the line Of roads Through this State
the discretion Of the house 20 which the order wac
cent That house 10 view OF the action Of the Legis
lsiure have decided no, 10 invest presept TO await
the issue Of ibe Deliberations Of the senate and should
'he result be 10 favor Of The road then 10 invest
the roads VI other STATES
1t will be seen by telegrspbic dispatch in
another column the, sixty thousand dollar, Of Csfor
mia gold have arrived At Bos,on.
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WARD NOTICES.

e Fif,h Ward.-The folo nsmed gentie-o-u
eoa.iice ne Finsrcs Comuluse Of he Pm Wud Dem
s0horized " co eci funds Il behs ofsd Csnnlaee.
WV DlfLiSs, Chs;rmsn, JAM: kicH,
N.EREg CHsF~sS. Joss NcklEsS,
GEoESs ' RoDslS, IsAso =. s.TcHELoR freer
Published b orasr Or 'Vs,t Coz ni ice, c...
Hssssax c.DS1s. u seere'srie'- ulo,s-4<s
TT Ninth ward primary sleenoa h-li ~ -
= 90 "a n,s . ar. 70 &c P .ss.
u. p Beeb-, ? -mrh, RicHd berre1-
A. II. Titon, Ku..el Se--A Thon.. Del.ro,
joan K-yser. Jonn Wrgat. Vim Noble.
Edmund Hurry, Owen Ward John WL5ur,
v. ~ Cunnringhsm.
MI IT. JAS cHEEsMAS ''''ee''r' O. Z 7'l0D
~ Twelfth Ward.-Ai me-iisg q iss WIZ. Of
h- T-els Ward bed y Geo Overs 90 Thiro-sveu-
0e near T. zh'srlhs March . porsuani 70 the appoint
Commuters were sppoiDt-c
Mayoralg Cosse.iioa and 4la'Hoas> co--i',ioner.
1n0m" C'fHsy r.- s eS9,, s' oS., "H D'0y
,d~srd Grsssm. Wa Il s.azsu, Geo Over.
Wn. 3 Rock-sl, Atrsm Craig John Waite,
George Feiisef' X = Johnson James bo~iey
Conrif,e, for Corrs5a SoA5ols
hsiry " dsnsi, Wa D1sis, sssSsi Cox
r. LAKE
IA MAYNARD, Inspectors Of
z. KETCHUA ! Election
EpwARD La FosT, Secretary
Ire Committee for Nominating Charter oa-ers vii meet
a. tbs Hnuie Of Geo Osers aforementioned, % Tues
Day ev~rirg March =, a. O'clock
The Committee for Nominating school OHc-rs vii nee;
81 ne place Friday March 90, .. oelocs n.
The Ward COMMITTEES vii meet a. he sane sec on
Wednesday evening. March 2 Purcu. srerdance "a
requested. HIRAM A MAYNARD, Chairman
EDWARD L. FoET, Secretary. Ri u
~ Eighteenth Wsrd.-An adjourned meeiing q
the Comm lee Of The friends Of Assistant Alderman VIII
LIAM \. JACKSON, vii take place Tuesday evening,
March Il, Z. O'clock, thsir usgsi place u meeicg
Puncus Attendance 10 requested business u importance
viii lie transacted. BY order MI II
n Eighteenth Ward Democratic WhfR
Committee.-The fOAOslng persons we're appointed
Flnsncs Comm.itee aud alone authorized 10 collect
and receive sutscrp rOrs for the % his Committee
ALoSz) A ALvOzD, A. c. kiSGsLASD,
LUTHEs c. C.kTER, OSCAR COILS.
WV. JoHNsToS, Jas. AsDERsos,
C. Y. WTNFLE.
By order VIM. RUDD, Chairman
Pgutp Josp,s Sse'e'Nl-a ul2 eodiGAir+
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CALIFORNIA.

(IIIFORNIA SHIP sTOR gs.-P,etlss. jams.
L Cssaps sr~ndy Fruis Psslec o;sss 40
s-.-t can be tsrrish-d N sasnuues I'd son eufensss
~ owe.i prees 1877 wsisssl opposite Unl,ss s.s''
Hotel - -
wax CALIFORNIA VIA GALVESTON TExAS.
+ n. C,l. scd JoscIin The Third Dtysioo Of he Css,
son s,s Saar5sy, March u, 10 inc "a
ns~ p.ehst .siP sENJAxlS 49, ~ an ossts
e,e,rt bsvius the Co Jses Hsys 'of GUIDE Enfs
esunses .xpeoss Of iurey 100 Haes .e ,,..
s'is VIZ ~.sors tls5 Each man bis o~n usssares.
e. euro, ed ard RAJ direencos si'sn 0 %
cu,ins Q corpl~e o1iai. rc esnx Wagons az y,
HOUGs. Jr Froutss fr-s'dsos pso isn on "
CHILrON's CHEMICAL CHk.rs.S. sa.ss.
- irs al the requisite scits and -sts seseteef VIZ . -
All osssS .pp..iS."~as vl.a drseuees Ss dssssring
sOa, silver ana oher pr-eioss mesls . csief' sss
eAe.' eOu.r' 'p-eus Of u. or-s o. eo94sf' nc "oson
have more 90 zee resemblance 70 gold. ..,
Aso iron r-sorta quicksilver hpsces s,e foe seGarss
.ns god ard silver ~ the prccsss Of xnassnsroe
uis sss. Dr. Chiffon s. ch.ns~rsa
IJNah fkh.uONT ASSOCIATION SI c.aioe.
L nis. oveslsnd via 9avesoc, rerss uoter ne esoo'
n he p.esss ship 8 4 MILAN Throssh 10 Is tsys fS
$50 The oatkL which 10 fsrushed BY t1e tss~s nco.
COO, .'ug Il coth1s. ssddes. sns wagons. nsmmcss'
c.mp of al siods sni provsiocs monhs.
Ac &c Of Tue Minerva Rooms. ~ bFosdwsy,
where lhe President viii be IN attendance day " enross
\ s-Ths Association viii me-; M. sveninx ct u
oelocs lme sns'l ISAAC BSoWsS. rvsieert
('AIlfOhNtANS.-ra wAcf e>hnv tse'AY y
y cbssued IN Caoruis 'c1f Journey thin i'm
N. % good Filter There are not any wes weee
going and he springs remote !fVm ne rsces
You M not 90 10 and 'rcm them. pat VIII
twho1l terl n he extremity Of neet ernt ne uth.
waller u er~eas ke and though ih- r-sa D.
loss Of eea IN will cor,nae to trnk h~sa,e no ~sW
be osSsic~d Medicines would - ei-ctss. Do
csgse. while tslsny hen. ycs BY crrkrg Impure waeS
CONTINUE Nc dise.ss which they tesgDei 10 remove
rhroushe N. world, water % fills Dom The soadss
pure. tat subsequently becomes uuwho.sscne. esased
BY wuh tecsysd vegetable usteiss, &c. N
BY holding IN susrenson ssrhy particles o he mina's
se.s - deeoos plsrs or by purifying When ssaxnsnf
u.shy lsna ben eonhned In cssss 81 ssA Nc Toe
substances thus absorbed herg naturally foreign a. ~str
snd ,-psr.b- hon by STEERING cause. when tsaen into
The human dyssulesy, levers Ne OGs nltess oy
removing oil such bssrees enable ihos- who ue iocu 10
.u sss ~ unifom purity la ali climates, hue avoid
I'M The principal u chang of deu<e.
PHce e. ~ each L. RUNE CO
rrNn sr.s 20 <assg-st stale
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for Gentleens II air Cutting Wigs &C. stand preemiaen
above s ohers VI their Profession they having had twenty
years experience he larre, LOodon establishments and
conduct their business the same principle. by using
clean pair Of hair brushes each customer One trial will
prove their superiority. Give Them call al 2 Msdenane
p,I7S tn Tflstf
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Marc a. IA, - Isa IS g. NORTH Bead. sPrasu' non N'N
M rs Al stso ou s. ship caOn iron Ss- fo'' '0r Ss~
Orcsr. . A. -. n. a. r,.,r.. pf sYort
~ = ~ su near Chzf--tog, eng Cbae IN "es-o"n
- t5r New lort - II r.-....h - ~
Msrch - 70, ca ~ ", sop in'sesN' - ''-' -
Norg Tor >ss Oreaos
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Sc OoO WANTED C ,, ssi ~ 9s.,.' I

go ooo WANTED OF gassanhs'sa res. s.'s,s :,
yo,. CIV ne Hadson River RAlIosd cepot ~nn-a :
go - zs- os M. prop-r.y ~k.es . beautifully IN
.1rd aDt comDsncs 40 urosstIeesed Ne~ - ~, - -
o.. ~ -e. poh and south TIE owner does Boz visa 20
~ bal 10 d-ssrozs Of maling many scdn az ss
.lte-,,icns on ssid esgsie There are bulk ~
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~ Notice.-The medical practice 81 The late n u
SHERWOOD, NJ 4. for the cure Of CHRONIC Dl>EAs-
rs continued heretofore at MS late residence. lo2
CHAMBERSsT. The Office hours Tor attending 10 p.-
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lsdi-s II. II. bHkhN OODs Successors,
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