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Candle
80 bxs Mould Candles, Keo9ux manu- fscture
10 do @~1- do
For sale by CLEGH9RE & HARRISON.
April I5,le55. "
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Ice Cream.


THE undersigned will sell of his Household
4 Furniture al private sale at his residence on
the corner Of High and Second Streets
He viii be pleased to have persons DESTROYS of
purchasing 10 call at once, as wish TO arrange
all my affairs preparatory TO leaving the city
*. SNEED
June 70 1858.
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I n BONES in fine order Tor sale 'ow by
i " WM. g. FL NkHOUSER
June 9, 1859.
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HATS.

JUST RECEIVED per Express large lot OF
Fashionable, soft i1t Hats, Pearl ard Black
for sale cheap by
ID. r. HUMPHREY 2GAGT.
Jnue q, 1855 d
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City Property for Sale.
Farmers take Notice.

ID EICHER has or hand and will furnish To-
i order Zimmerman's celebrated Separator
for Thrashing, Cleaning, Screening and Baggine
grain ready for market 1t will thrash and clean
from 500 TO 500 bushels per day, and has taken
the premium at the Crystal Palace, New York,
and al the State Fairs Of Maryland, Virginia, In
diana, Illinois, &C. Orders Will be thankfully
received and comm un co ions " IL receive prom
attention.
Residence on Fulton s., between I'd and 81.
?. ElCHER.
keokuk, April 10, 1855 daw
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ROOTS AND SHOES.
q ~ AEHiNet- II, FlATPooLE
n. L.. fleming a. Co,
SUCCESSORS TO GRANVILLE II. SMITH a. 30
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN En-
CHANGE.

MAIN STREET, KEOKTk. IOWA.
- hi CHECKS on all the principal cities
~ Constantly for sale in ssms to suit
Collections on this CT RENTED for promptly
at current rates OF Exchange
We will buy 7nd sell all kind Of Cold, Specie
and uncnrrent b; nix Notes, al best rates.
Interest allowed on special deposits
References
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank, New York.
Messrs. F., w Clark, Dodge & CO.
Lucas & Simonds, ST. Louis.
T.. w. CLARK l. Bros.
Corwith &-Co, Gaena.
May 81, 1855.
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c. y wHI1CoMB. EKUnKx MrckKI
wHITCCMB & NICKEL.
Attorneys al Law and General
Land Agents.

MoNTFYUMA, POWEsHIEk Co, IOWA.
M I'LL attend to all business entrds,el 10 their
w care IN Po.eshiek, Iowa, Benton, Tama.
Marshall, snd Jasper counties.
Collections will receive special attention
Refer to Douglass & &C., 81 Louis Jno
Block Co. pisburg w A. n l. Shum@ay,
Philadelphia Betziager 4 Co Baltimore Hon.
Curtis, Warren, Penns} lyatae Hos C.
+. Barrel, Gboiheid penasy Iyania Eaisor pstts-
barg Daily Uui0n," So
june 3. 1850. i
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Ii AND Rakes, and the much approved and
IL generally used Revolving Horse Rake, Tor
sale by s. 4 H. TUCKER
el3 d&x
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CDOI.

T HAVE or hand dozea lee Chests ard Re-
l. irigerators, embracing several different sizes
and Sts les, which wiIl be- sold at tie lowest pri.
cts, and warranted 70 please, ny
Wa. {. FUNKHOUSER.
June z 1853.
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Just RECEIVED.

4 FEW dozen white Beaver Hats. last The thing
"A for Summer wear. al the Hat Store OF
d. F. HUMPHREY GAGE.
Inne O. 1855
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| LARGE stock for sale by
h s. w & II TUCKER.
iel3 6&w
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sCYTHE SNiTuS.

| y great variety including the patent, ard ais
the wrought iron Snath. for sale bv
S. w. < H TUCKER.
June Is, 1855. d&w
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Germ Planters.

II HIS great labor and tine saving machine fof
l. sale IL s. W & II. TUCKER.
ls 10 d&w
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or tho upright htn3 far bticIlayere antl fns.oag
- ior sale Nv s W II, TUCKER.
june -, 1850 d&w
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cBAEfgsrOS, 4. O., FACTS.
WssHporys totsss, Isbraary 17.~Hsnsie.s-yoes.y
Club psf.s TO, three mile heats, To- foo.lss u.
aNmuafY
", GslBsbysb :. Bfowa Dst b. imp ssrxrsr.
aam Isasy kiAx, ~ ipsp sisnsos, y@ar., ibs
W. asmPesis N. hsfy Ts,tof. ~ hovsrsigs,
dsm tss Ho-sFa, yssfs, - tbs ...t.......2 q
VI, ", u lt~sthams eb n Hglss3sr, ~ Gi.s.
tOs, Gam tssfsss' ~ k0btfsh, years, 107 lbst
W. toofrs ~ N " FsJoimsuFj yssSt, - -. d.
W. ssytts ~. ~. Pstssy Es.Il~y, ~ hhsrt, cot
Tlhss tt2-st0
Dtriar 80 last ten yssSs such rsnntns hes b~~s
dabs 90 The NsshsBgton doursss
tsr0af Pace "A sisgis Gash a. Tire uite*e@ls>ksy
Club pufss so post snrss siis tie fsiisr ~ fs-.H
NJ. Tsvirs e.. :. Ltu. Arihsf, ~ cssness asn No.
W. 10 . Nsor.. Z 6."y, yc.ssa.. q. ssa
NJ Cod.sys. 4 y s.'Efavs. 80 a =. asaa y ia.
NJ Yessr.s o. Ial.n H,.a., ~ Bsrs. a.n Ai..a.. d
Tnss ga.
dssh ef anfi. n 10 csass ~ a. Us es.elgs,. ~
!. ~ c,ios ffsas torrssisf -A1h ~s .os b, "A.
T.hgss,y "a ras,xh fss. -. s..s.,,.. .. 49,,
psss fcf o. 90 $3.50, I've rss h~sts s~svs-a NJ y...
Csmgs~lsf Nssbsr spi NJ Z -. Mosrv's ~ \ n.
Tr.k sad tbs hoss~s Ara ths rssrs rsA< ,~s, $500
Ace. vssu sstssaly 4 as sang4ao~d tas. nr 49,.
bad pa i"fiss' ssa consequently -. scala 20,
To nsss - 'ov n. alsspySaiasa, tAr.. Ao,...
snisfsi Tor uhs naf~ " 40 faf ess..s s<sis &c.,
nlk hes's, siss ssisA -ssA'', sheh r..sis.t a. q.
NJ. cs@,s-- .s,sr.a ,. g sAsis- .........t ,
~ wygsfss h .4...,.....l ....... - 4 4
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IArscH or rM gkwy1L are iafgfm@i that -.
frsais ssn,se oil b. Asseh~d Frdsy ssrt Of high
water, about IA eo<k should The -saissf b farof'
able. Tho ship commsses3 1871, sad wAs a-srty
resdy for zunehDg whsn -ogk suspss3ss. 10 th>
sI stssmshe bill a the hrs s@sos o. he psssst Coz
grsss a. 81 propfaton made % ogupss her. 9TH
some sltsrsuos in sssp- ~. hss b~~- lsogihs.ss
a1out 10 feet and Oil PROBABLY s css q us fat
ct ships u the asvy-ss sAs slvsrs osaassr-< ~
sop~rtsr model II. Hssies W d0nbas a-,s o. ~ ras
frxsts % ssoat 700 tss--Pyr,f-ssA az ~ CNrs
stsls, fst IL
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The Coxnos Schools or PKsssYLyAsI,-We
have been favored With q copy OF the annual re
port OF the Superintendent Of the Common Schools
OF Ptnnsyvauia. II occupies q pamphlet q l5J
pages, and rcpleie with useful informst oo.
We eompile from It the following facts. They
refer 70 the scboo year which terminated June ].
1888. being the date OF the lAt Official recapitala
t0n.--
Whole number Of school districts ....,s-.. 1851
Whole number OF schools .....-........ s,J07
Whole number OF male tsacsefs ......-...+ 1850
Whole number OF female .......-..... $500
Average salaries Of male teachers per nolth 90 y
Average salariss Of females ............ ~ o.
Male scholars .................... 10 2Gy
Female scholar .................... 2lt.2s5
Learning German ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il.l2I
Aveisse humber Of scholar. In each school. a.
Cost OF teaching each scholar per month 80.
Whole number Of scholars In 1855 s.t..... asa
Whole humber OF scholars In 1865 ..t.. .iN SIS
The lncrsN nee " inds ed remz' ksbe, and speaks IA
snphstc language In relation 10 The progress Of t7s
sysstm = Philadelphia inquiyr, FEB. H..
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Know Nothing D,., Io-ure..

yIoLIAT rRooEEDisGs At THE sYRAcuiE GRAND
stain corscu-a slwARp LAMB asOsJ tina
WOLVES.
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agsr Of he Southeastern Railway. The Lord Mayor
was also In attendance.
A ANAL number OF persons wcre present, bat bis
Royal Highnem was received with cordially which
must have been very gratifying to his feelings. The
cheers which greeted his sppearanee In the station
continued until after he had taken his departure.
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p.ur pssa~m, AGaahv, g.s 10. 1864.
DTss tu LA Tep.y 10 yosf SITE u ihssaJ, vo1b
ssss fhsi see NJ u~vsss " 80 yys-raA, pts.- ~
Us sss.sta t1lgaa,. v t1s Eksssegt isg "a ~
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Y, OF, "
ana burge.ses Of Dover hasten 10 testify unegaed
Qualification at the safe return Of ROYAL Hghness
TO your native country after the arduous and dangerous
service in which your Royal Hghness has much dis
ungusbed yourself in the Crimea. Deeply regretting
the which has for time deprived her Majesty Of
your Royal Hgbnesss presence in the field earnest
iy pray that u may please Almighty GodtnAt you may
soon be restored 10 health that beloved Queen
valuable services Of your Royal Hghnsss and that
soldiers may be encouraged BY your brave and glorious
exsmple
The address was followed BY loud cheering at the
conclusion OF which,
HIS ROYAL HroHsTss replied 20 the following
ehset:-
Mr.. Mayor snd 6entiemen--I thank you or the graft
hcaton you have rendered In presenting With tire
pressn address assure you that any moon venencs
or discomfort which have experienced ia th. Crimsa
has BEEN amply repaid BY the bravery Of the troops All
general esa do Is TO lead; and my humble services
have been given cheerfnliy but has not been Of
gensrsshfp-the campaign has been 4 soldiers and
thing but soldiers campaign. Lsd on a. they have
been BY Their indomitabls courage these troops
perfof med pro5igis Of vslor aud can assure you
nper set Of fellows do not exist In the world than the
men Who are hghtng the battles Of Britain IN the Cf
mss and Who have dons every thing In thsr power
sustain the honor Of their country Mr. Mayor ADD gen
tsmeu, again thank you. (Load cheers
The deputation then withdrew Aftsr putakinx
Of q cold collation. his Royal HighneN eft for Lon.
don by the p. train Of the northeastern rail way.
his Royal Hiehnsss vAa accompanied 10 the railway
hr. Way, the tuperntsndsnt Of the sAAtion rsoevsd
bis RoJs HiahSess and stat with every possible ~
tention, snd The tain left Dover amid loud chesrs.
Ha Royal Hishness arrived In London last even
ing 81 g s'clock.
Al the London Brdgs station the Duks vxs 70.
csived BY '5e Hon. James Bypg. Chslrman, NJ. Tea
en snt other directors, aod Capt, Br.ss, the ga.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-08-11
JAMES MccL1NrocK, M. D., Late

PROFESSOR of Anatomy and Surgery in the Phil
adepha College Of Medicine, and Acting Professor Of
Midwifery one of the Consulting Physicians NJ the Phil
adephia Hospital Bockley late member Of the National
Medical Association member Of the Philadelphia Med
cal socety member of the Medico Chirurgica College
of Philadelphia; formerly President and Professor Of
Anatomy and Surgery in Caseton Medical College, Ver
mont and also late Professor of Anatomy and Physio-
ogy in Berkshire Medical Institution, Pittshed, Mass
Has lately introduced IN popular form several of his
avore prescriptions for the principal disease Of this
for which it is intended to be used.
DIR. .McCLlNTOCK'S PICTORIAL SYRUP. Price 81
DIR; McCLlNTocK's COLD AND COUGH MIX
DIR. McctINToCK's s ASTHMA sri AZ AND \ DA HoopINe
COUGH REMEDY Price 50 cts; -
SYRUP-For Purifying the Blood. Price 81.
DIR. McCLlNToCK's DYsPEPrIC EIIXIR-For
giving tone to the stomach relieving pains after eating
heartburn, and all dsagreeable symptoms arising iron
:, DIR. MccLlNToCK's RHEUMATIC MIxTURE-A
DRY nj n'sa@ Ise FIe % cts
For Rheumatism, Sprains, Swellngs, &c, &C. Price
DIR. McCLINToCK,s ANoDYNE MIXTuRE-Fo,
Pains roothache Headache, Neuralgia, &c. &c. Pric,
DIR. MeoLINTocK's FEVER AND AGUE spE
DIR. McCIINToCK'S DlARRHuEA CORDIAL ANI
CHOLERA PREvENTlvE-A safe remedy
DIR: McCLINTOCK's VEGETABLE PURGATlvL
PlLLS-Fo Costivencss Headache, &c. Price 25 cts.
DIR. McCLINTOCK'S ANTIBIIIoUS PILLS-Fo
lrregnariy in the Functions of the Liver and Bowels
For sale by Dr. j. MccLiNTocK, at his Isl Medical De
pot, w ninth and Filbert SITS Philadelphia
at all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines. All Druggist
| and Dealers in Medicines who wish to be agents, vii
please address Dr. McClintock, furnishing reference
| nUme of Post Office county and state.
! tg- For Sale by Weiser & Bruner, Sunbsry and sha
mokin VIM. Weimer, Northumberland; c. Brown Mil
ton Z. P Lutz, bloomsbury Jacob Harris, Buckhorn
Iohn vanlecio Light Street; | Sharpless & Son, Caa
wissa.
| January g. 1s55-6u
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To Make Good Apple Jelly.-Take apples
OF the best quality and good flavor, not
sweet, cut them in quarters or slices, and
stew them till soft then strain out the Juice,
being very careful not to let any of the pulp
go through the strainer. Boil it to the con-
sistency OF molasses, then weigh it and add
as many pounds of crushed sugar, stirring it
constantly till the sugar is dissolved. Add
one ounce OF extract of lemon to every twen-
y pounds OF jelly and when cold set 1t away
IN IN, close jars. 1t will keep good for years.
Those who have not made ielly in this wav
will do well to try it; they will find il superi
or TO currant jelly.-Mckigan Farmer.
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Betipes.


To Make Corn Oysters.-I take three do
zen ears of Indian corn, six eggs, lard and
butter in equal portions for froing. The corn
must be young and soft Crate it from the
cob as fine as possible, and drelge it with
wheat Hour Beat very light the six eggs,
and mix them gradually with the corn. Then
iet tne whole be well Incorporated by hard
beating, add a spoonful of salt.
Have ready in frying pan, sufficient
quantity Of lard and fresh butter mixed to-
gether. Set it over the fire till it has boiled
not, and then put in portions of the corn
mixture, so as to form oval cakes about three
inches long, and nearly an inch thick. Fry
them brown, and send them to table hot In
taste they will be found to have a singular
resemblance to fried oysters, and universally
liked ifproperly done. They make nice side
dishes at dinner, and are very good at break
fast.-Farmer and Mechanic.
SUSAN.
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New Goods for the People
BENJAMIN HEFFNER
RESPECTFULLY informs the public in gen.
~ eral that he has just received and opened
splendid stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods
at his New Store, in Lower Augusta township.
His stock consists in part Of
Cloths, Cassimers, Cassinets
Of all kinds, Of linen, cotton and worssed.
ALSO:
CalicOes, Glnghams, Lawns,
NOusseline DE Lalnes
and all kinds of Ladies Dress Goods.
Groceries,
Also an assortment of Hardware. Iron
and Steel, Nails, &c.
Also an excellent assortment OF
QUEENSWARE, of various styles and
patterns.
Also an assortment of BOOTS l. SHOES.
HATS & CAPS, good selection.
Salt, Fish, &c.
And great variety of other articles such as are
suitable to the trade, all Of which will be sold at
the lowest prices.
w Country produce taken in exchange q
the highest prices.
Lower Augusta, Nav 6, 1855.
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Temperance Vinegar.-I took watermelons'
seraped of the pulp, strained it through a
thlck cloth, and boiled it down one-half, or as
oid cider boilers would say, two to one; put
~ IN cask, and three weeks had most ex-
celient vinegar; and it has continued TO i'm
prove with age. Those who are accustomed
70 use all Kinds OF vinegar, and great deal
VI ~, say II Is the best they ever saw but if
GUY o' your readers know of any better, cheap
nope they will let us know it.-I6id.l
KATE.
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fatmer's department.

HoGs.-Give them occasionally table
spoonful of a compound, three parts ashes
and one Of salt, for each hog, mixed with their
food, and it will destroy the kidney worms
For costiveness, with which they are often
affected, take copperas, pulverised' and put it
in skillet, and put it ever quick fire; it
will soon boil; then stir it till we'll mixed,
and take it off to cool then pulverise it, and
give to each hog tablespoonful as often as
the excrement shows them to be costive. = 1t
can be mixed with milk, or other food.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-08-11

,yl yIlir,eserrng Green Color in Vegetables
NhIe Cooking.-It is recommended 10 ada a
sh small quantity of soda to the water in which
the greens" &c, are being cooked, TO pre.
serve their beautiful green color-sav q.
even teaspoonfull or less to two quarts of
water; IL appears reasonable that this result
s.iU saHuia De produced, since the alkali (sodaI
MI h; heu.ral,se any vegetable acid present
soda would mostly remain in The liouor "a ans .ns
.nis is thrown away, no harm can result from
i's use'--(Anerican Ag,icuituraiist.
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United States Hotel,
Chestnut Street, aboue Fourth
PHILADELPHIA.

G j. MCCLELLAN, Qate of Jones' Hotel,)
W has the pleasure to inform his friends and
he travelling community, that he has leased this
House for a term of years, and is now prepared
for the reception of Guests.
The Local advantages Of this favorite establish
ment are too well known to need comment
The House and Furniture have been put in
first rate order: the rooms are large and well
ventilated. The Tables will always be supplied
with the BEST and the proprietor pledges himself
that no effort on his part shall be wanting to
make the United States equal in comforts to any
Hotel in the Quaker City.
Phila., July 8, 1854
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Hoes RooT1NG.-To prevent hogs from
Roofing, cut across the nose, just above the
gristle of the snout, by which you will sever
the nasal tendon, by which the operation is
performed. Then split the gristle of the nose
up and down the face, and the work is done.
For the long-nosed, fap-eared breed cut the
nose off eighteen inches above the snout.
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g . { t y.
THE LAST LEAF"
Br OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.

BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
II saw him once before,
As he passed by the door,
And again
The pavement stones resound,
As he totters Ger the ground
With his cane.
"They say that in his prime,
Ere the pruning-knife OF Time
Cut him down,
Not better man was iouno'
BY the crier on his round
Through the town.
"But now he walks the streets,
And he looks on oil he meets
Sad and wan;
And he shakes his feeble head,
That he seems as il he SAID
They are gone.
"7Hemossy marble rests
On the lips that he has prest
In their bloom,
.And the names he toved 10 hear
Have been carved for many year
On the tomb.
"My grandmamma has said
Poor lady she is dead
Long ago.
That he had Roman nose,
And his cheek was like q rose
In the snow.
"But now his nose is thin,
And it rests upon his chin
Like staff;
And crook is in his back,
And a melancholy crack
In his laugh.
al know it is sin
For me to sit and grin
AT him here;
But his old three -cornered hat,
And his breeches, and all that,
Are so queer
"And if should live to be
The last leaf upon the tree
In the spring;
Let them smile, as l do now,
AT the old forsaken bough,
Where cling"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-08-11

MANURE.--If land is too sandy, the best
manure is clay, and leached ashes. These
will puddle it, and render it tenacious of wa
ter, If it is heavy clay, it requires sand to
render it porous. If it is muck, it requires
hme TO neutrallse the acid and destroy the
antiseptic or resnous quality of the soil.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-08-11

,,;xe make Hair 0a.--Take one Quart of
o,ive Oh, or hne lard oil. ~ ounces Of snirits
drachm,s ! ounce Of cinnamon powder, five
in 'h,ns : ia. .. nergamot. Heat them toaethar
Gre and s PlpEln, then remove it from the
keep it closely cr cn small pieces Of slkanet root
taen be filtered through a funne, I0T ,;nsa let II
plotting or fltering paper. '' nnea with
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House and Lot for Sale.

1NHE subscriber offers at private sale, his house
Il and lot situated in Wbortleberry street,
Sunbury. The house is new Two Story frame
dwelling, on lot Of 60 feet 'front.' There is also,
Butcher Shop on the premises. The location
Is an excellent one, fo- any person wishing to
follow that business.
VIM. HOOVER.
Sunbury, March II, ls55.--tE
WATSON Dgrur. TuoNAs Drpur.
j. S. DEPUY & SONS,
No. 223 North Second Street, belou CdllowhiU,
and s. w Corner Eighth and Spring Garden
Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
WOULD respectfully inform their former
w customers and others, that they have Just
laid in splendid assortment of
Carpets, OIL Cloths, NIattlngs,
Window Shades, Door Mats, &C., &C., at very
reduced prices Wholesale Sc Retail.
TAKE NOTICE.-We will sell our goods
as cheap as any other house of the kind in the
city,
Pnila., April z, ls55.-w3ms 3mf
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AN INTERESTING CouPLr.-There "a a 80.
pie in Cincinnati. Ohio, who had hasn = cou,
70 be married for the past ave wears 'hhsseea hg,
time has occurred within that period 1s .hno NO
they were both out of>prison at the sams
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-08-11

Just Published and for Sale
by VIM. MCCARTHY, Bookseller,
sunbury, Pa.
The American
PLEADERS' ASSISTANT:
Being collection of approved declarations, writs.
returns and proceedings in the several actions
now in use in the United tates.
By CoLLINsoN REED, ESQ,
Ipsae iegis viud voI
With notes and additions, together with short
system OF conveyancing. By A. Jordan, Pres
| ident Judge of the Eighth Judicial district of
Pa, and VIM. M. Rockefeller and M. L..
shindel, of the bar of Northumberland county.
Since the publication of the book, the following
| letter has been received from Judge Pearson Of
Harrisburg
HAHnrsBvRe, June 80, 1883.
After careful examination Of your "Amer-
ican pleadcrs assistant" take pleasure in ex-
pressing my entire approval of the selection and
composition Of the precedents thus offered to the
public. The legal profession in Pennsylvania
stands in need Of correct system Of pleading,
adapted to habits of business, and the practice
OF the courts. our forms OF declarations being,
TO great extent, founded on the acts of assembly
will be $ avng of labor to the peader, and con-
duce to safetv and brevity in our peadings.
II should be in the hands of every practising
lawyer in our state.
Yours, with great respect,
JNO. J. PEARSON.
Hon. A. Jordan, VIM. M. Rockefeller and M.
l.. Shindel, Esquires.
w. McCARrr, Esq,
Dear Sif:-I received more than year ago
a copy of "Reed,s Pleaders' Assistant improved
by Judge Jordan and others. | examined it with
some care room afterwards, and have had occa.
sion to use it several times since. l think it de.
cidedly valuable as a manuel for practising
attorneys in Pennsylvania, and do not hesitate
to recommend it. If it were generally used il
would increase the accuracy of the profession in
matters which often very carelessly done.
am very truly yours, &c.,
J. s. BLACK.
also received copy Of the Pleaders' Assist
ant and have examined it sufficiently to enable
me to concur very heartily in the above commen.
dations by the Chief Justice.
GEO. w. WOODWARD.
July 19, 1884,
Sunbury, July 30, 1854
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-08-11
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