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TO CAPITALISTS.

TENWO parties, ono Of whom owns an interest il
4 nearly 10000 acres of Timber land on the
waters of the West Branch Of the Susluchanua :
the oihCr owing a Double Steam Sawm on tho
main River below Northumberland. These par
ties are willing TO Join their property together as II
common stock, provided they can obtain the aid
of a third party, either as a partner, under the
special partnership law, or under the general n'-
cOyysraii0U act passed at the session oi 1850 /;
under this arrangement the money required can
he supplied by one or many. said Mill Is built
in HE hcs, manner, Is nearly new, and Is capahlc
of turning out at least 5000 feet of lumber every
"a hours-and hcng ON the Pennsylvania Canal;
the lumber could be sent to Philadelphia S. fast
manufactured, II is the intention Of the par
tics 10 build two other aud larger Mills on water
powers connected with the property 50 as to finally
hiring the amount manufactured to ten millions
feet per annun. There are other parties having
an interest in the land who are willing to sell on
reasonable and accommodating terms Twenty
THOUSAND DOLLARS will be required to set the
business fairly atloat-and the profits Of the husl-
ness will do the rest. The parties advertising
would he willing To assign their interest in the
profits OF the concern to the party making the
| advances, for as much their shares of the adj
vance might be beyond their interest in the pro-
/ perty. The person or persons making the ad.
yances to have al his option either one third oil
one half OF the property acquired TO be acquir-
ed. There is no such other opportunity for AN in.
vestment in Timber lands in this state. For par,
ticuars apply to A. JORDAN,
Attorney at Law, Sunbury.
n. B.-Something more than one half The
above stated sum would be required between this
time aud March next to cut, haul and float tim
ber to the Mill.
The Pennsylvania Enquirer and Nortl
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American, are requested to give the above adver
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ga Il 70 gys FL EaT~Eo
A FERRY FLAT
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Puhc notice is hereby gyCu. that the PUi@rrsN here
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f,r the Construction ol the PhiEdrIpn AMI Wilkslnrc
Telegraph Line and the SuglgclnnH River and North ai
Wcsl branch Telegraph lc. is This day diSs lived 10y u-
'unl consent Al persons having subscribed and pad tor
stock in "rhr Philadelphia and WIl,sarrc Telegraph Com
lany." respectfully requested b present their rg"elWs
such payments TO Eli ]. SAlGIR Esirn AI'ainwn.
l.rhirh county, Pa President ul h" sud Cnmnuy. and
md receive their certificates property authenticated there
Tor: aud al persons having s srrled and paid lT stock IN
The Slsuuclauua River and rlh and Nrsl Branch cc-
graph Company ARE ais respectfully requested o. present
hr receipts fIr such payments t. \. G. GOEh. at the
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THRTy-FIRsr CoNeREss..seconds Session.
WASHINGTON, Jan, Ia

WASHINGTON, Jan, II
HoUsE.-The House, on assembling, wen
into Committee of the whole on the state o.
the Union, and took up the bill 10 reduce and
modify the rates of postage.
The question pending was motion oil Mr
Fowler to strike out five and insert two cent:
prepaid on letters, instead Of the amendment
OF Mr.. Carter 10 make Uniform rate OF five
cents prepaid.
Mr. Williams would no, vote for less than
five cents prepaid. This, he said, wonld OBJ
viate the necessity of so large a clerical force
10 attend TO mails received and sent.
Mr. Fowler's amendment was rejected
yeas 81, nays SO.
Mr.. Socket proposed an amendment on let
tiers not more than five hundred miles, Two
cents not more than one thousand mlle'
three cents not over two thousand miles,
five cents all over, ten cents REJECTED
MIR. Vinion offered an amendment, WIN a
view of establishing uniform rate o' lhree
cents, if prepaid. and expressed hlrnSeli IN
favor of the abolition OF the fratking privl-
lere.
Mr.. McLane, of Kentucky, was utterly op-
posed to the prepayment, for thereby tile
amount of letters woud be curtailed
Mt. Vinion's amendment was rejected.
Mr.. Duer offered an amendment, which
was rejected TO make the rate two and
halt cents alter the Isl ot Jnly, 1907, ana Is
sue coin TO that amount
Mr. CrowelI began to appreehend mat II
any bill be passed, 1t VIII be the one Fepor-
ted by the Post Office Committee; and there
fore he proposed TO amend 1t by charging
double the rates on letters transported or-
tween Atlantic and Pacific ports. Releclea
Mr.. Caldwell OF ny, amendment was
adopied-lhat no posi-olfice now eNlS'in9
shall b" discontinued, nor any mail service
he discontinued or diminished III r"hse-
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may he Established: and provided that rhe
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a Great National Picture.
WASHINGTON!

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I'm a speech in the Senate, tbe ether day,
M. BnIpnn hrId The iuHnWi iug laugua9e IN
regard To nd rJ0rcm duties. 1t Viii he re-
lncmherrd that the al raIogm principle OF
levyiug duties i The Distinguishing feature 0t
the present tariff Wrronmcud his remarks
10 the attention oE our i,ec trade friends:
concur with the Secretary lCorNinl in
his premises in toto, aud with II part of his
recommendations, | concur wirA him i'll his
opinion that impnralions will diminish, car
rS,ing with it dimuulion of revenue from
customs that the ad r0Iorcm system is IN"
parept of frauds and ou4hl Ia I've Abandoned
2Ud recourse aaain had to specific dulles III
all cases in which They are applicable, On
this poin, have nothing 10 confess aS gained
from experience. I need 40 experience 10
inform me that uni.preal ad vaIorems were
tine most unequal of duties, aud ike most
fruitful of frands. / knew t4at always, and
said it always.
+ condemned the same dogma when it was
introduced in the tariff of Is46: and now, at-
der a brief experiment of iowr years e%p"r'-
ence condemns IT, | voted for that act; but
euly TO get rid Of the act of 1912. and with
ahe declared belief that experience wolId
soon produce condemnation Of the univeg-
sal Qd raloreu dogma, and force a return 10
ihe old system; and such is now about the
tact,
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A DISTINGUISHED PARTNERsHIr.--A law
fun, says the Albany Journal, a short Time
since, existed at BufIaloe, as, "Fillmore, Hall,
and Haven" One of these gentleman is now
President of the United statel, another Post
master General and a third is just elected TO
Congress!
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WATTS
NERVOUS ANTIDOTE
AND
PHYSICAL RESTORATIVE.
EKE MEDICAL WONDER OF THE
-AEI.

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tain cure for low spirits on mental debility,
Extract from the New York SUN, Oct ,, 1919
The ,efe5,ate@ DIR Watson, when talking of the
miraculous pover CT Watts Nervous au'Idotr"
the question was put to him, Why such a ya!ua-
bile remedy for all nervous affections was not in
troduced by the mcdical'aculty ~ replied, "Thet
if ii were, there would no longer BE- any Use for
faculty, all diseases originated from dl-orgau-
lied strte OF the nerves the nerves are the lain
spring cf the whole system Keep this in order
aud boti, the mind and body must ne
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PEPSIN AND RENNET.

PEPSlN is the chief element great Dgcstinc Princi-
pe Z" the Gastric Juice, II is found IN great abundance IN
the solid parts of the human stomach after DEATH and
tles causes the stomach to digest itself itself up
1t is asD fund in the stomach Of nnimuls s the OK %
@o II Is tile nmtenl used by farmers in making cheese
called Rcet, the elect of which has long hec the special
wonder o the DAIRY The cuunG Of milk is the first pro-
cess OF digestion Rcnnct possesses astonishing power
The stomach of cali will curde nearly Thousand times
MS own weight nI mik Baron liclIF states that "Ouc
part of Pcpsin dissolved in sixty thousand parts uf wutc
viii digest meat and other tuudn Diseased siunchs pro-
ducc II good Gastric Juice. Rcnnct pcp4in 70 show
That this want may he perfectly supplied quote the tJ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-01-18

WoULD'NT Do IT.--We saw drunken
man last evening, trying 10 get Waterman
TO arrest his own shadow. His complaint was
that an ll-looking scroundrel kept following
hm.-Boston Bee.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-01-18

Snubury was laid ont in I772 aud ineOrpo-
rated in l791. Northumberland was laid out
in l772 and incorporated in 1898. Danvills
was laid ont about the year f7So, and called
Dams vile, after Daniel Montgomery, after
wards constructed into nanville, and was not
Incorporated till lSl9.-LewisbuTg, formerly
Den's-town, was laid ont By Ludwig perr about
the same time, and was incorporated in 1912,
Milton was lajd out in l792 and incorporated
in 1917, II is said TO have been originally
called All-town, from It's having a grst mill
in il, afterwards constructed into Millon.-
WiliiamSpor was laid out in 1898 and ncor-
porated in 1906, and called Williams port,
after William Hepburn, Esq QUO Of the firs,
Associate Judges of Lycomng county, alter-
wards changed into WilliamspoH. Jersey
Shore, so CALLED from It's settlers be pg Jersey.
uan, or from Jersey, who sellsdlhemselves
along the shore of The Susf ls saanna, was also
settled al pretty eady 4ay Ca bon Demo
erai,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-01-18

WHAT Is JusTIcE! "A pair of scales in
which the actions of mankind are often weight
ed the true weights being brought up by
power aud wealth, whilst others thar axe ip-
accent are substit ulod.
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