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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-16

presenting the public with remedy for the treatment
and cure Of FEVER AGrE and other bilious diseases
no apology needed Vast numbers in the United States
who suffer from these affections in their varied forms are
compelled to seek relief from other the imme-
therefore object of humanity, ms Of public inter.
est. to bring before them remedy prepared fIom
perence, and which mny always be relied upon sAFR
slch character of the IN Ola II;
is amply aested by the universal "i' "'e h
~ Extract from communication Of the Hon VII.
LIAM WooDBRIDoE, Of the U. s Senate, late Governor of
-...- .... DErRolr, Oct. aI, 1910.
Dear Sir,-I have read with much interest, your little
rRARATIsE upon the causes treatment and cure of the
febre diseases which have extensively Prevsied in
country during the last few montsan interest increased
no doubt by the fact that have individually suffered
much from them Though feel myself very incompetent
Judge safely upon subject so entirely professional yet
your theory to well reasoned and your concu
sons just and think witha that your pamphlet is cacu
lated to produce much Practical good.
Speaking OF the medicine lie says 1T fully justified your
fatlerns expectations, and safe convenient and popu
lar remedy, my experience far induces me to be-
to learn that have recently established several agencies
for its dsposition-though regret that with view
general dissemination OF H. you should have found it
necessary to from your present residence among
With much respect have the honor to be, sir,
Your obliged servant,
.. a VIII ILJAM WOODBRIDGE
u From Hon STEPHEN '. r. TRowBrIpsK of Mich.
gan State Senate, to the Agent at Detroit.
BiRMINGHAM, OAKLAND Co, Dec 10, 1si1.
Sir-you wish me TO inform you what know OF Dr.
Osgood's India Chohgogne, ant-bilous medicine do
believe that If the virtue and efficacy of this medicine
generally known, the FEVER AND AGUE would disappear in
Michigan.
procured bottle in the spring of isir and have good
to believe that myself and family escaped the
last season in consequence Of its
Perhaps in summer since the settlement of this 6ne
peninsula has the fever and ague been prevalent the
last, have recommended this medicine In numerous i-
stances and when the disease Ind become fixed and bed
the skill Of physcians and have known il al l.
has universally produced the most happy effects and bet
eve IT has never been exceeded by any medicine IN
wing the bilious diseases of the cliuate,
Yours, respectfully,
STEPHEN v. II. TROWBRIDGE.
Agent foI Sunhury--H. b, MASSERj Northumberland.
WITHINGToM 4 Co,i Milton, J, IL. RAISER; seliss.
grove, MAY * KLOSE. .' = 80
May 6, isiS-u
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DIAMOND POWDER,
RAkNp STROPS,

NANf DI hOI % rItfN IHH.ir
VVHIS Powder Is warran,l far superior to any
Il thing in use for imparting non. smoothedge
to Rasors, Surgical Instruments anu III kinds of
fine CUTLERr; il may be applied 10 ahy lud of
strop Also superior Razor, Knives, and Pefi,-
merry, wholesale and retail, by
ALFRED BENNETT, Agent.
Depot of Fine Razors, Strops, Brushes, and
Cheap Fancy Goods, No. is South Fifth street a
bove Chestnut Philadelphia. .. r.
TESTIMONIALS.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 18th, ls4S.
This may certify that have used one of the
Strops prepared with HAYNES MAGIC DIA-
MOND POWDER, and can attest in the most
unequiyocal manner, that there is nothing can be
found that will produce the same effect in my opin.
ion, and must say to others, try it, and you will
find it superior TO any heretofore in use. | can
truly say that never knew what a sharp razor
was before.
JOHN SCOTT, Iron Safe Maker Al S. Third st
- .r PHILADELrHIA, October, lS4S.
very hard beard and tender face has compel
led me to seek and test many contrivances design
ed to make shaving easy and pleasant, but with
indifferent success, until made use of the MaQi,
DIAMOND POWDER, sold by Alfred Bennett
and Roussel's Shaving Cream. Their united pow
| CT act like magic, and impart q power to the Razo
to remove the most stubborn beard, 1ciihom irri
tatng the skin or temper of their owner.
J. cox, 40 South Fifth Street
| For sale at this office-Price 25 cts. per Bo,
November 25, ls4s-6m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-16

sFHs most useful sign painter in the worlds
ale publishers of newspaPsTsi-advertise your
business in the papers, if you would draw
custom,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-16
M "A n II "A LIS
Concentrated SarsaparlIla,

For the ofTetter, Scrofuia. Erysipaas, Piles,
Chronic Rheumatism and all disorders of the
Blood, Mercurial Disease, &c.
I Tis recommended to Physicians and others, as
the strongest preparation now in use, and en-
trely different from that put up in quart bottles
possessing little active principle ofthe Sarsa
parilla, but intended to deceive the public.--For
sale by NJ. A. McCAY, Northumberland.
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ROSE OINTMENT, FoR TETTna

BOOKS and Gold Pens. On hand several cop
II les Of the life Of Christ and also number Of
gold pens which we will sell at tbs Philaasiphia
IslsAA For sale at thisSiIise
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-16
Philadelphia, May 90, ls49.-ly
GREAT ARRIVAL.

GREAT AKklt AL.
AJS@NNy @O0OGD&s
John w. FRILING has just received at his
store in Sunbury an extensive assortment
NEW GOODS, of every variety which he is now
ready to sell exchange for produce and consist
ing in part of ...,....
CLOTHS, C.4SSLNfERES, &c.
Linen and Cotton drilling, and summer
aoear of all kinds.
CALlcoEs, CHlNTz, GINGHAM, LAWNS, &c.
Muslins bleached and unbleached.
PALM LEAF AND OTHER HATS.
QueenSWare and Hardware of all
kinds.
DRUGs-PAINTs, AND DYEsTUFFs.
FISH, SALT, AND PLASTER
Al e..a, varery OF other articles all Of which
will be sold at the lowest terms
Sunbury, May &c, ls49.-
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STONE WARE.

STONE milk Pans, stone Jugs and Pitchers,
- and other articles of stone ware just received
and for sale by John w. FRlLlNG.
Sunbss. Juas ~, lsls.~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-16
Retail PrIce. 25 Ct, per Bos,

hsS Principal Office No. 66yrey st., v Ysh,
Sold by JOHN Y. YON6, Sunluy
NJ A. MdAY, Notknr f,rland
II Remember DR.. c. V. Clcknsis the irrenrb bof the
Sugar Coated Pills. and that nothls Of the prt ks ever
heard OF until he Introduced then nlade 1873 frlasers
Should therefore always ask for Ccners seaf Coated
Ps and take no Others or they W be made srtims Of
a fraud.
February, II, 1sI9-1y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-16
DR.. TOwSssSDS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA.

-. .,u.,s.r,s ,o.,nouun rvrp ,rr m
-h cAncA cAnADUUU
AkSAI AhlL
r1NlS Extrnct is put up IN qunrt hotties It's SIX uos
Il cheaper pleaslntcr and warranted superior 70 any
sold diseases without vomiting pTTgg, g.,anssd ,ss
fsra q ufgt ..s't n ti'r.l lg'1-..-3 =
.1. .t- FALL, AND SPRING MEDICINE s4
other remedies is whilst Il cradica, 8 dsease,
IL inyigorates the bod n ~ r. .'rI
Consumption Surra ,-,a.g .-.. !
C,eanse nnd Sirer rthen Do,
Brob,. consam dvop can ~ ,oa;ut Colds, Coughs.
Catnrrb, Asthma. Sitting of III ,od soreness IN the
cult % ana i,r9lnse , ESpsprauoh' -... I
Se SSH ..
have ,nd ran ~ ~ crrei
pro,,. ,h @ ae u can ue c'isi ,i, r.. ,ss ~ a., v,c-
cessCn in desncr,e eases Of cnon ns his clean
ses and srenptbens the svssm and pnnears t heal the nj
GERS ON the lungs md nntien,s ranpv regain their usual
health and strength s''
ct-proI-o ,or, ~, -oSs,,,,,ro>,
r Ionioos WY 'Ash VI CoNoo"r i'oN.
There is scnrcey day passes but there number Of
Eases OF consumption reported as cured by the use OF DR.
o;,r.5t "a'si''"' .Ahe i"nowh'g was reeenu! re-
~ ,ro,,,.,xn r... c.. r.. A., -, IL -. +,
t III oWNsENDIDe2r Sr; tor ne last three years
nave 2eei m a..ed M with general debility and nervous con-
~ ,L VI -, % nj H, s.se unu ulu p hp' eApect W eNe' ell
my ar me't , ., @ a eI gong though course OF medicine
b,s;". a, " soe o tre 1 ,i,s u u,s.'gulsnGu m @
y WE i,'s @ sr. ,neuDeLs o. tne baru OF Health in New
in V1 a,t; s w au sel1g ie ,9s. 0l my earning
; r ; - ol yon, aarYtia iesoveu 10 try H. Aei
tn IS & y, io2u II ; u;ie & e g,a. gpIui anu caeI
a. 50 80 y - az 2ou, oncei WIN your auslce hept oh ans
,a ~ So an sA !u ~ ~, ~ W
9 s ~ am nave peeh aple 20 attehu 70 my
IIss s y ~ 'Ie % "ht ~ Iuus lnoh.ns anu nope uy tht
bai,h n, h' uut anu your 5nspI a 10 % con,lnue pug my
| knew nv cose CUARIES OJiJNJpY
! Orange Essex CO. N + Auo Q isi7
State Of New Jersey Essex counIv ss-Ch,r,e. Ouim
y being duly sworn nccorino IN law on his oah saitb
that the foregoing statement is true according 10 the best n
| his knowledge and belief CHARLES DUMMY
Sworn and subscribed TO before me nt orongc the .,
August 1917 CYRUS BALDWIN
| Jrstice OF ths Pence
| SPLITTING BLOOD
lead the following and saw that consunnon is in incu
| rdble il YOU can: sg = n
| New York ApriI %, 1s47
DR.. TOWNSEND verify believe that yo,,r Sarsaparil
has been the means through Providence of saving nv life
have several years had Lad ct,ngh 1t became wors
and worse At las raised large quantities of blood ha
night sweats and was greatly dtbilated and reduced am
did not expect live have only used your Sarsapnrh
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-16

The reindeer has been known TO travel
/. 500 piles in IS hours,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-16
SPIRIT OF THE TINES %

"Do OUR GOOD CITIZENS who are hrvalids know
the nay astonishing that have been performed
Dr Hoohlaud's Celebrated German Btters Ii they q
not we recommend them to the aCerman Medicine STORED
all who are afflicted with Liver Complaint Jaundce, D
pepsa or Nervous Debility the Doctor has cured man
our citizens after the best hysicas had fned We he
used Them and theyave proved TO be medicine that osy
one should know Of and refrain giving ouf IS
claim upon our humble effort, they are entirely Vesxe
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-16
IIPORTANT TO TT
EcEST AND +
NIEDICISs,, -,

Don't permit your HoIsther' re
,c means of cure arc vi
spent se'
The undersigned ,acticc in
ndy of yeterinaE1o availed hi
inboro," !, he had "a clhcrcelebr'
hes of LclblFn much towards a
%n,ripu'e' 'Panil,ni, the principles ,a,' 2,
o. .! anlIia,c an aa,c,ion Of general bl''
~ ua;oh,,I, .ne n OF all medicines
rSlcy l,,:',yn to he of a dangerous
~, act in harmony WIN
when when given according to .he
comp company each article rite as,sy, a1Sy
mlnlstfh dcstroyins
satcln the IA ,..r.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-16
AND VARIETY OF OTHER DIsHAsr ARISING
FROM IMPURITIES OF THE no, AND
INSTRUCTIONS IN THE oRce OF

DIGESTION. ~
Experience has proved that nearly Dssc originate.
from Impurities of the Blood or derens epof the Dges
tves Organs; and to secure Health " cfnemove those
distractions or restore the Blood to its uijnaate
HE aversion to taking medicine is mpsslccttaly
moved by CLICKNERs VEGETABLE PIT IasarI PuIs, being
completely elivelnped with coating dEpe white Sugar
(Which is ms distinct from the internal ;isienis nu
shell rom the kerneD and have no tastx xcfrdicne.
Butare as easily swallowed as bits H siy MoreoveI
they neither nanselte gripe in ID scs degree bj
opcfa" c1uny all the diseased nm the system il
stead of confnng themselves TO- and Ure airy larttulu
region Thus, IL theil.iver be aliectt h Ingredient ~
operate on that particular orga and. III seasng it Of y
tNcess of Bile restore it its nntui esz.. Another wi
silh' "-''e- pr- Pt.,l -irc6
rtles may have been discharged into III acaeh and he
they strike at The root or disease renve nl Impure IL
murs from the body, open the pOres disnaly and il ~
nally separate all foreign and ohnoxis particles frorkk
chye, 50 that the blood nrly lie thorps plre-thus -
ring free and healthy action to the Bar Lungs and Her
and thereby they restore health svcn when al other
have failed.
The entire truth of the above can ascersined .she
trial of single box and their vrtnsne % npsit ,nd
certain in restoring Health that the pictor binds ksef
to return the money paid ut thera al cases Nhe they
do not give universal s,tisfactiof
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-16

pATENT TusssOf all kinds, HarrisOn.s
u writing and indsle ink, Cotton yarn ana
laps just rscelsed and sale by
w. FRILlNG'
sunbug' Dec. ais.
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valuable BOOk

r IFE- OF CHRIsT, handsomely
IL nIsSE's HIsrORr OF TIRE
Br,SK DAr-BooKs AND LEpGEH
For sale at the publishers prices ,
II, 4
sunbury, July Ia, ls4s,
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NJ asc.
Tfistory OF this m,d;ci,,i
tPe6llc favor solely by tho
"a 20 artificial means hay,
rifnd thrust it upon public
woven been advertised, but
1f.e elilcacy in the family
msf '|atds Pdrhinistered t1 h
1npces with a Ike tes,in
udlntil It is known in the
M. ASH medicine Of unriy,
psia In MI its different form
tlh OF Phthisic. lis ouly h
ln tie story Of its wonti,
III to mouth or by letter frm
S1hfnc' where these Bilters
ultydeknown to the proprie
4 ysaus certificates, uttest
*rfrf5ESArED Bit rERs,n
ppetcr; many Of them sigm
kicap The puBlie.
q ,nso, GEG.
z rpcoh, VI, Octot'er.
V following Certified !:
rroN.
whOSyge,
ing made use OF vindso,
h Geo. B. Greericy in a,
n Obtained Of thrJiic. beTo
r,mend them trion of ~
~ the recundy ma. "e
AS valuablthnt il i,,a oe
thhont the "Dy
ssHauirt III 4 }rs,
IlIAyNS, &. 3 o.
LIES p, U. s. Scnss,san ssn
,sse eH,Ss~Dor of Con
keI Of r. =. $. Sc,
wOOEID6
br Of Mia.
IN. MARS, Delegate in Coz.
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Opinions Of the philadelphia Press
..-h 1.-THE DlSPATCHn

. AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE.-We have froqrentiy
heard the Celebrated Germn Bters, manufactured by DR..
ioohmliu spoken ot IN terms of cornedation, and wa
Know deservedy so. IL isa too practice in cor
tam quarters 10 pull all manner of useless ras but the
moral and physical worth As a medicine of the Liver
Complaint Jaundicc Nervous Debility and Dyspepsia il
mas been found invaluabe eecng and thoroughly
eadcang diseases, when all other medicines have failed
we ieei convinced that in the of the German Bers
the patient does become debated but constantly gan
segl ana vig0T to the fraine-a fact worthy of greai
consideration. The Bers pleasant in taste and smell
ana can be administered udcI any circumstances to IA
most ueichte sinuch-lndecd they can I've Used by a ned
sons win ths most perfect safety 1t would be well I'd
those VINO are much affected in the nervous system
comIhcnce with one tea spoonful less and GRADUALLY IA
crease we speak from experience and are Of courSe
proper Judge The press far and wide have united in "a
commenting the German Bters, and to the afflicted WI
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-16
LIVER COMPLAINT
DR.. EocFLAND's
Celebrated German Bitters

Their power the above 's ses - not %
equaed-by any other preparation the Unitei -
as the cres attest in many after sklful phy,can
had failed. ="
Derangement Of the Liver and Stomach are sources q
Insanity and will also produce disease the Heart Skin
Lungs aud Kidneys and ys the body open to an attk
the Oholern. Bilious Yellow Fever and is gencralt th
first Of that most baneiul disease, CONSUMPTION
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CHI AL RS.

Sunbury, April rs, ls49.-tf
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submitted and opposed their postpone
ment.
Mr.. Upper having Withdrawn the
Resolution for postponement, and the
Resolutions adopted by our Legislature
referred to in the resolution Of Colonel
Futon, having been read to the meeting
by the Secretary, MIR. Handy moved
their adoption.
The resolutions being put to the meet
ing were unanimous y approved with
one exception, MIR. Topper, who asked
that his vote be recorded in the negative.
On motion, Resolved. That the pro.
r%ecdings Of this meeting be published in
he Canton and Jackson papers,
There being nc other business the
Association odjourned.
J.J, PUGH, President.
A, P. HILL, Secretary.
Canton March i8, 1850.
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ARTISAN SPRINGS We call the at
'eu'ion OF our readers to the advertise.
ment OF these Springs, which for health
restoring powers to those afflicted with
the peculiar diseases Of our climate, are,
We honestly relieve, superior to any 9th.
ers, North or South. That the appetite
OF those who are fond Of the Iuxur,es Of
the table will be we'll attended 10, the
name Of McMackin is a sufficient secu.
my. Several sources OF amuse ment are
mentioned in the a ivertisement, and in
addition, We are told thai there is tolera-
oly fair hunting and fishing n the neigh
OoFhOOd; and one can drive or ride
without breaking a neck going down hill.
Or getting suck in the mud at the bot.
tom.
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ida2 Sir, lam ashamed to pursue this line Of
remark. dislike it'll have an utter disgust
for it, l would rather hear Of natural blasts
and mildews, war, pestiIOnce, and + M
inc, than to hear gentlemen talk Of secession
To, break Up! to break up this great Govern
ment-to dismember this great cOuntry--tO as
ronish Europe with an act Of follV such as Ed
rope for two centuries has never beheld in any
Government. No, sir, no, sir. There will be
no secession. Gentlemen are not serious when
tnev talk OF secession Speech in The Senate,
March I, 1850.
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case, I would not be doing myself JUS
tice, did 1 not beg ofyou the favour to
publish in connection with the proceed.
ings, this note in explanation Of the fact,
l opposed some of the resolutions Sir,
and regret that did not oppose them
all, since upon an examination Of them
/ find them all equally and highly excep-
tionable. And l cannot but feel a ora.
LITIGATION in being able to state, and with
much conf Ience too in the correctness
of the statement, that they do not. By
any means express the true sentiments
off majority ofthe people even of Cam
den and its vicinity on the subject in
question, The grounds upon which |
am opposed TO them | shall not now.
state, as | do not deem it necessary to
the accomplishment of the only end l
have in view namely-to show not only
to friends at home, but to our immedi.
ate Representative IN Congress that my
position is not to be mistaken, as giving,
the least support whatever to any of the
resolutions, or sanction to the senti-
ments therein expressed.-Very res.
~pectfnlly, j.. P. GEORGE.
Hungry Lodge, Miss. March Is so
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We have gralifed the Secretary Of the
Camden meeting by ms. Ring his eS
P%lanatory note, and that his Immediate
Representative, as we'll as the "lest OF
mankind" may fully understand the cor,
rect position Of so important a person
age as himself, we shall send a COB
OF the Creole TO Col. Melville.
AS TO the opinion expressed by him in
relation to the true sentiments Of the
citizens Of Camden, We Gao say that we
nave had some acquaintance with many
OF those citizens, and have heretofore
believed that they possessed too much
intelligence to vote for resolutions that
they did not understand, or believe. If,
however, we are mistaken, and they has.
hly expressed opinions before the man
that shou d tell them how to vote came a.
long,we are very sorry. Wehope they
will hereafter wait until they receive
their instructions.
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An Act to promote Common SchouIs in the
several counties of this State.

An Act to promote Common Schouls in the
several counties of this State.
Section |. Be it further enacted by the Leg
islature Of the State OF Mississippi That the
um Of W hundred thousand dollars re and
the same is hereby appropriated out Of any
moneys inthe treasury Of this State not other.
wise appropriated, to be distributed among the
several counties in this State, in pr proportion
to the number Of free white children in each
county, over 6 and under 90 years of age. to
he appropriated under the direction of the
several Boards Of Police Of the respective coun
Hes, Tor common school purposes; that b, fore
any county shall receive tile distributive share
allotted to it under the provisions If this bill
me Board OF Police of said county shall levy
a tax OF twenty-five per cent, upon said dis
trbtt7e sha+e.
Sec. q Be 1t further enacted, That il shall
be the duty Of the assessors Of taxes in The
sveral counties OF This State, when thew shall
assesses the taxes for the year 1850. 10 make
an accurate enumeration Of all the free white
children in their respective counties WIN are
over o and under 20 years Of age, andasaid as.
SCISSORS shall make out duplicate lists of the
enumeration SO made out aud Onesof which
they shalldeliVer to the Probate Clerks Of their
respective counties to be by said clerk s6lod in
their offices, and the other Of such lis,s tLAv
shall respectively transmit to The auditor Of
Fuoilc Accounts, aud the said assessors sltal
receive such compensation for their SERVICES. as
the Board OF Police Of the respective counties
snail deem right and proper, to be allowed BY
SAID Board and paid out of the county treasu.
RES OF the respective counties.
Sec. 8, And be it further enacted. That Il.
snail be the duty Of the Auditor Of Public Ac.l
counts to appOrtion The said SUI, among the
several Counties Of this State, accordin 10 10 the
"uHloer OF children entitled to schooling under
provisions Of this act, and The Auditor
Is hereby authorized and required 10 issue his
warrants upon the State Treasurer in (avor oil
the several counties for the sum 90 due them
respectively, and. which .everal sums shall he
paid by the STATE Treasurer 10 such persnn or
persons as may be authorized to receive The
same BY the Boird % Police Of the resnsc,;ve
counties, AID a certified copy Of an order OF
such Board Of Police, authorizing the ~recep.
llon OF the money, signed BY the clerk and
a.'esled BY his seal Of office, shall he consider.
ed sufficient authority for the Treasurer to psy
same.
Sec a. And be it further enacted, That the
Auditor and Treasurer shall, on the first day
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James Hogan, well known to many Of
eur readers as the Editor Of the Frank.
IN Review has sold his interes. II that
paper e Messrs. v. r. \ E. G. Harri-
500, who in connection with our friend
Don Jameron,wll hereafter publish aoa.
- that paper. To Hogan We wish bel.
e health than he has had for some
past, and to the new Publishers
"a RdAOs success