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BANK OF NORTHUMBERLAND.

VE>HE Stockholders are hereby notified that
L AZ election 70, thirteen directors to serve
for the ensuing year, will he beld at the Bank.
ing house. on the Sd Monday in November
U9th) al 10 O'clock A. NJ.
In accordance with the charter, the annual
me citing Of the stockholders will be held Oh the
first Tuesday in November, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
J.R. PRIESTLY, Cashier.
North'd Sept. 10, lS55.-te.
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DANVILLE HOTEL,
ORPHANS COURT SALE

ORPHHNS' COORI S-ALE.
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans
Court of Northumberland County, will be
exposed to public sale on Monday the 5th
day of November next at the Court House
in Sunbu.y. The following described Real
Estate to wit: A certain lot or piece of
ground, situate in the Borough of Northum-
berland, Northumberland County, bounded
northeast, 10y West Way. northwest by Lot
late the estate of Rev. Jas. Kay, decd, south
west by the West Branch Of the Susquehanna
and southeast by road leading to the River,
Containing five acres more or less, whereon
is erected large Two Story Brick building
commonly known as the college Property"
Late the estate of Charles III. Kay, decd. to
be sold as the property of the minor Children
of said decd, subject to q life estate in the
one half Of the same Of the widows of said
deceased Sale TO commence at one o'clock,
F. ~, of said day, when the terms Of sale
will be made known by
CHAS. n SCATES, Guardian.
By order of the Court,
j. p. PURSEL, elk. o. {.
Sunbury, Oct. 6, lS55.-ts
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-AGNEw 81 cos
SILK AND SHAWL STORE
No. log ChesnM street,
PHILADELPHIA.

WE take leave TO inform the Ladies' Of Sunbury ard vi
cnity, that now have open full stock nf Fall aud
Winter Goods, Just arrived by House and Liverpool
Steamers.
IN OUR SHAWL ROOM
will he found the most extensive assortment Of Brncha
Ling md Squsre SHAWl.S Stella aud printed bOrdrred
SiiAWlS. IN the city, whsle ont CLOAKS, TAINAS
and MANTiLl.As, in Velvet Cloth andMoire Antique,
cannot I've Surpassed.
SILK AND DRESS GOODS,
This department is aupplied with NIL the newes, styles Of
Btocade, Plaid, Stripe Pain Mure Antique and Black
Silks, White Moire .sntque for IN da dresses Rich Silk
Robe Dresses, printed Cahmeres and DeLanes 1apnes
Mcrinos and Cashmeres, large assrtmen Of all colors
md very cheap
Embroideries, Ribbons, Gloves, &C.
MOURNING GOODS,
or Lupns, Bonhazines Cashmeres, DC Iaines &c
We earnestly solicit Gail fran country friends,
feeling confident from great facilities for purchasing
goods, we can offer great Bargains.
AGNFW K CO.
s.-Constantly receiving goods by the European
Steamers from Hnvre and Liverpool
Oct. 9Th 1655-3niw
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NOTICE.

THNHE undersigned hereby gives notice that
Il they will make application to the Court Of
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, to be holden in
end for the county of Northumberland, on Mon.
day, the 5th day Of November next, for license
to sell vinious. spirituous, malt and brcwed Lii
quors, in the borough of Sunbury, in the comfy
Of Northumberland
WEISER & BRUNER.
SnnhurY Oct. 10. IS5b-3t.
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STIR Az cow
CAME to the premises of the subscriber, neal
~ Bear Gap, about three weeks since, light
brnde COW about 10 wears old--with a short
tail, and had on small bell. The owner is re.
qucsied to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
WILLIAM THOMAS,
Locust tp., Columbia CO.
Oct. 40. lsb5.--2m.
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NEW REFEcroRY.

vJVHE subscribers respectfully inform the cru
Il zens Of Sun5ury and the pubic geneisy
that they have opened Refec,ery anu nsuns S,nns
Saloon in the basement Of the New lhree o.ory
brick boilding Of J. M. Simpson, ID ms'he .'"
street, which has been handsomely h''eo "
with every convenience and comfort 'or men
customers.-They will constantly nav vi nah' ,u''
the best quality Of Oysters. ana all o'ne' oe''
e'''e' " 'n' JOHN E. sMICK.
G. w. HlLEMAN.
Sunbury, Oct. Is, 1859.
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1RRR FALL STOCK ofNEW Goods
- 4OCVo Seasonabe Shaws.
Fashionable Silks.
Full stock Black Silks.
Dress Goods, all kinds.
Blankets and Flannels.
Linen and Cotton Sheetings.
Staple Housekeeping Goods.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
EYRE Il LANDELL,
FOURTH & ARCH Sts., PHILAD'A.
p. S.-Storekeepers and other net cash buyers
supplied with scarce and desirable Dry Goods
at low rates BARGAINS from Philadel phia
and New York Auctions daily.
N. BIS cases French Merinoes, all colors,
wholesale from 65 TO $l,25.
Philadelphia, Sept. 22, ls55.-3m w3.
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SHERTFFS SALES.

SHERTFF"S SALES.
RY virtue of Yen. Esp. to me directed. will
A1 be exposed to public sale, at the Court
House in Sunbnry, on MONDAY the 5th Of
November the following real estate All the
delendents interest, being the undivided seventh
part Of
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Lower Augusta township NorthuM-
Oerland county, adjoining lands of Abraham
Wolf, the heirs Of William c. Gearhart decd,
John Kline and Others, containing sixty acres
more or less, about thirty of which cleared
whereon are erected two story log house and
log barn.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property Of George Conrad (son of John)
ALSO,
at the same time and place, all defendents inter-
est, being the equal undivided one ninth part of a
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Lower Augusta township, County
aforesaid, adjoining lands Of John Foy, Joel
Yordy, Jicob Raker Henry Keiser and others,
containing ito acres more or less. about rs of
which are cleared--whereon nrc erected Two
Story Dwelling Houses, two barns and other
outbuildings.
Seized, taken in execution, and 10 be sold rs
the property of Jacob Haupt.
HENRY WEISE, Sheriff
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THE COMM ONwEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
To John Diehl Henry Diehl Samuel Diehl, Sarah Del
William Diehl, George Dehl Mary Deh mt.married TO
Henry Fnuke Leah Diehi inermorred to Jacob Nedig.
kzab-h Deh lniermarried with jackson Sarvs, heirs
ard legal representatives Of John Die, deceased aud to
all other persons interested
Northumberland County, SIS. GREETING
You are hereby notified that in pursuance ~ writ Of
partition valuation issued Of the Orphans Cuutt Of
said County and to directed upon the petition of IL
b. Masser, nlienee Of VIM Diehl. Of the heirs aud
legal representatives Of said John Dehl decd, reunabe
to November Ter II next Inquest will he held upon a
certain land Waraut No 3D. l2l for forty o land,
issued the said John Diehi O. Private CAPTAIN Sny
dcrs Company, Pens> lvana Militia III the War of isl2)
orcOng to the and requirements of said wit. at
the Court House IN the Borough Of Sunhury the Cou-
y aforesaid uron Saturday the 81 day Of November next
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ when and where you may attend Il
you see proper. - -
HENRY WEIsE, Sheriff.
SherF's Office,
Sunbuiy, Oct. 8, 1855. tc
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NEW
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
4, w, TENER g. Co., SuMbury, ia.

NEW
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
4. w. TENER & CO., Sunbury, Pa.
ID ESPECTFULLY announce that they have
Ae Just received large and varied stock Of
splendid goods suited to the season; an inspec-
tion of which they solicit ircm their friends and
the public--they will be sold at low prices, as
they still adhere to Their old motto:- =
"SmaH profits and quick Sales"
This in the end pays best, while it best serves
their customers.
I heir stock now consists of Cloths, Cassimeres,
Veslings, Ladies' Dress Goods, in great
variety, of Silks, Poplins, Delaines,
Cashmeres, Coburgs, all wool de-
lains, Cacoes, &c, with
large assortment of dress
trimmings-B roche,
Thibet, CASH
mere, and wollen shswls, worked collars, cuffs,
sleeves. chemisettes, &c.
new stock Of Ready made Coats Vests, and
Pantsoons, of superior style and workmanship.
Also, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes-together
with a general assortment Of Hardware, Queens
ware, Groceries, Provisions, Cedarware, Drugs,
Paints. Oils and Nails.
Come and sec, no charge is made for show
ing goods.
Country produce taken in exchange for goods.
at the highest market prices
Sunbury, October l3, 1888.
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AvrSL'S
CHEAP WATCH AND JEWELRf STORE
No 72 North Second Street, (opposits III
idOunt Vernon House.
Philadelphia.
GOLD Lever Watches, full jcwelej, Ia X, ca
" ses, $2s; SiAer Lever do, do, $l2; Sill
yer Lepine, do, SO Quarter SIS TO 81; Gold
Spect sces, $4 SO to $40; Silver do, S so I;
Silver Table Spoons per sett, $l4 to SIS;
Silver Desert do, do, SO to Sll; Silver Tea do..:
DO, S4 rs to ST so; Gold Pens and Gold Ca
ses, So 25 to SIS; Gold Pens aud Silver do, ST.;
together with variety Of fine Gold Jewelry,
Gold Curb Guard aud Fob Chains. All goods
warranted TO be as represented. Watches and
Jewelrv, repaired in the best manner, Also. Ma
sonic Marks, Pins, & c., made to order.
N. b. All orders sent by mail or otherwise.
will be punctually attended to.
Phia., Sept %. ls55.-Iyw.
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O. OF u "A M

c,I,NBURY COUNCIL, No. 30, o. of u A.
y NJ. meets every TrEspAr evening IN the
American Hall, opposite E. Y. Bnghts store
Market street, snnbury, Pa. Members oi The
.rdsr are respectfully requested to attend;
A. Hooyrs, RS.
.unsry, % se' l"s
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Great Arriva. OF
Fall and Winter Goods !

Fall and Winter Goods
IRA II. CLEMENT
ENFORMS his friends and customers that he
a Just received an elegant assortment of
FALL AND WINTER G00DS!!
At his Store in Marset Street, Sunbury, which
he offers to the public ut the lowest prices
His stock consists of general assortment o
Dry Goods, viz:
Cloths, Cdssim.rs, Cdssmets, Jeans, Drillings
Musiins, Linens, Col,eoes, Muslin de
LoinS, Ldwns, Ginghams, Bcrages.
Also large assortment of CLOTHING.
large assortment Of Boots and Shoes, for
Men, Women and Children.
SILK HATS.
Panama, Palm leaf and other Summer Hats.
Plaster.
GROCERIES of every variety.
Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Molasses, Cheese, Spices,
Fish, Salt, &c.
HARDWARE,
Viz Iron and Steel, Nails Files, Saws, &c.
EENSW ARE,
Tea Sets, Plates, Dishes, Cups, Satecrs, 81
! E Country produce of all kinds taken in ex.
change at the highest market prices.
Oct. 90, lS55.--
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In the matter OF the estate ofDaniel Hoch,
deceased.
TIE Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania.

To Apus
Maria married 10 wiiism KTcancr, Jacob II lcb, JOAN
n ch Susannah Hnch. married - George NetZc, Ahra
hsm Hnch, Michael iinck, deceased, leaving daughter
named SARAH minor, under the age of fourteen yes
whose Guardian is s----, LYDIA loch, d-ce.srd " Ii
was married tn George Leduet leaving two MINOR emil
dIeu Anna and Edward, who have Ia their Gnardun
- Margaret, married 10 Jacob lejiuig, Chrsnuua,
married tn VIM WNt. Anna married 10 David Reuz,
phihn Hoch AID Elias II 'ch. cnl drst tendats ul Da.-
Hueh deceased, and ~ al! oiher persUus Interested
GREETING:
Northumberland County, rs.
Yua are hereby ci..s,
70 To- aud hpp;aT before tn. Judges Of tao OIpha Court
at an Orhams Cont to be held AZ Suuhury and ioJ Tire
said county, the Gts' Monday Of November next thea
anl there To accep: refrse to take the Tea estate u
said Daniel Hnch, decreased situated N Upper Mahan1y
township, adjoining nuis Of John Sherry, Jacob Herb
Daniel Rez, Samuel ReS, and others, containing ania
is acres a. a the valuation thereof, thow causr
why the should not be sod according TO law. And
heTeOf fail not
(~) Certified from the records Of our said Or
SEAL phans Court al SuubuTy, ins sih day q
(-~-~) August, A. d., 1855.
ssnbury, Sept, "a, Isss.-4t
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u 8 OF A

u 8 OF a
"God and our Naiire Land"
c,I,soUEHANNA CAMP, No. 20, Of the o.
= Of the u. 8. A. holds its stated sessions evep
Mo.nAY evening in their uew New Hall, opposite
E.Y. Brights store. sunbury, Pa. Initiation
and rsgalia, $500. nr, w. r
Ex'L WII.IRr, X. >.
Sunbury Oct. 20, 1858.
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q. X. ca. 7th & Chrannt SIS
NOTICE.

Philadelphia, Oct. 10, 1855 GINS.
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List of Causes.

ESOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas
n of Northumberland County, at November
II, A. D. 1888
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September &c, l655.--tf
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Prothonotary's Office.
sunbury, Oct. 20. 1855
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-12-22

The EFFECTS OF FFAR.-The Vienna cores
pendent of the New York Morning Post relates
the following: ...,....
The extraordinary power exerted by fear over
the human mind was exhibited in Vienna in o
remarkable manner, a few days ago. DR.. F.,
an eminent physician Of Vienna, obtained leave
from the local authorities to try his experiment
upon the person of prisoner who had been
condemned to death. Accordingly an offer was
made to the individual in question, holding out
the promise of remission of his punishment, if
he would consent to pass the night in the bed of
patient who four hours previously had been
carried off by cholera. The prisoner consented
and was put to bed, and after the expiration of
some three hours, or less, he was seized with
violent vomiting and the attendant syptoms of
cholera. He was attended Immediately by sew
eral physicians, and ultimately being man of
strong and vigorous constitution, was COM
pletely reestablished. His establishment was
great, when DR.. F. informed him that the bed
was peafectly clean and pure, and that no chol-
era patient had ever lain there.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-12-22

THE H1LLorYpE.-A few years since great
deal was said about discovery made by Mr. Hill,
who resides in some secluded place in Ulster Co.,
N. Y, of method Of taking daguerreotypes with
all the natural colors of a landscape, dress, or
person. Some time since, the announcement was
made that the discovery was after all failure, and
could not be rendered of any practical value But
the Saugerties Telegraph states that the indefa-
tigable experimenter has been constantly at work
in bringing his new thing to perfection, has at
length succeeded, and seems likely to reap hand
some pecuniary reward, in addition to the fame
which belongs to the persistent artist. He has
already received an offer of $4,000 for the Hillo
type, says the Telegraph, provided he will go to
Europe and obtain foreign patents. This offer he
has declined, deeming it insufficient.
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vertise ment.

EDITORS MINERVA: 1t was not my wish to be.
come party to this Facherie land controversy and did
only at the request of Mr. A. Beatty, who wished written
statement of what had transpired between and had
wildly would hardly have been the object of sucn vile
impeachment but preferred I" plain, nsed tale
to deliver" Since neither gentleman could say nothing
but impugn my honesty Of purpose and actions regard
to the matter, can but retaliate.
The of my addressing first Mr. j. Beatty when
demanding what they asked for the land is easily explained
knew the gentlemen to be partners at law, and did not
know till afterwards that Nj. A. Beatty alone in this
transaction; besides heard before calling them
that Mr. J. c. Beatty had entered the land He admsi
mnsraor to do Still he says he had interest in the
matter Relieving then that he much inter
esed his brother, and being administrator Of the
cession, considered him the to address
i wonder if Mr.. j. G. Beatty remembers the mnu2 Of
all his business transactions well he to do in this
instance? think not it is but natural that his memory
should now begin to fail little.
As to MIR. A. Beatty always insisting that in passing the
title should be secured to the Succession most Ottv
assert that not word said about it until the passing
OF the sale in the Recorders Office when Mr. A. Beatty
turned and asked me how wanted it done? and replied
" In the name of wife and her children" 1t has been
subject of remark often since between persons
present. why he asked such question, when it all
tacty understood He says this the principal difficulty
in concluding the bargain between say that in this
instance, truth is stranger Ito m) than fiction"
Mr. j. q. Beatty judges by himself when he considers
unworthy of confidence. II is known to many how the
plantation Of Williams & Edmondson prospered when under
his administration know how its credit has increased
since have had control Readers Of the Minerva
draw their differences
Hoping that all those who, like the brothers Beatty seek
to enrich themselves upon what they know justly belongs
others, may remain in Puryatory hundred years. and
then not be able to get out.
am theirs at demand,
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-12-22

SAVED By CoRPsE.-Mr. Walters, passenger
on the steamer Anthony Wayne, was taking from
Chicago back to Philadelphia the remains of fond
loving wife, to be buried among her relations and
friends. During the trip the Inflated boat explo.
ded all her boilers, killing nearly every one on
board. Mr.. W. was lifted several hundred feet
into the air, and fell into the water almost lfeless
The night was dark and dreary, and in his struggles
to keep himself afoat, he accidentally struck
against box, to which he chung all night long
with desperation. When day light appeared, he
discovered that the box which had saved his life
contained the corpse Of his wife. ...-. -. nv
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-12-22

CoURrEsIEs AMONG SCIENTIFIC MEN.-1t is
pleasing to notice that while the warlike portions of
the population of France and Russia are endeayor-
ing to destroy each other, that the scientific men
of both countries are still DESTROYS to traternize
The Society of Naturalists, of Moscow, has just
made known to the French Academy of Sciences
that they intend to hold their ftieth anniversary
on the I'd of December, at Moscow, and invite the
latter to be present by their usual deputation of
members, and add " If you cannot honor us with
your presence on that occasion, we beg of you, at
least, to let your Society be represented by pres
ents of works, Or the transmission of papers"
The courteous invitation was fayorably entertained
by the Academy of Sciences.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-12-22
insanity of the Foreign Minister of Greece.
letter from Athens in the Semaphore of

insanity of the Foreign Minister of Greece.
A letter from Athens in the Semaphore OF
Marseilles, says:
| The newly constituted Greek Ministry will
have to undergo some notifications in conse-
quence of deplorable circumstance NJ. Sill
| verge, the Minister of Finance and charged ad
interim with the portfolio of Foreign Affairs, has
been attacked with mental alienation. This en-
lightened and honest statesman, devoted to
France, whose language he always uses in pref
erence, was attacked in 1915 with similar de-
rangement in consequence of over fatigue and
domestic annoyance. On the 10Th of this month
he purchased $50 pendules and so dressing ia
bles, which he got placed in his cabinet He
| expected, he said, q visit from two of his col
leagues, and wished to receive them withall due
honor. This first syptom of arrangement was
for the moment allowed to pass unnoticed
A short time after, M. Silvergo received o
visit from the American Minister. "Have you
white waistcoat?" was the question put to that
functionary by the Greek Minister before anoth-
er word had been spoken. eff tits dirty, send
it to be washed" The American Minister was
quite astonished, and soon took his leave, not
knowing what to think. After this visit, NJ
Silvergo went to the Palace, and demanded an
audience of the King. On seeing his Majesty,
ne siio' OH, WHICH 10 you prefer, the polka,
the mazurka, or the minuet?'' And he danced
some steps of one. When he left the Palace he
sent for the Chief of Police of Patras. On that
person entring the Minister'S cabinet, the latter
suddenly closed and bolted the door, and then
addressing the functionary, said care you
clever MANI" The reply was, f" Your Excelen-
cy, do my best to be So" "Well, then, if you
are clever, pass through that door, But it is
closed" "To be sure it u.s. and it is therefore
that you will show your cleverness by going
through it. Come, try" The Chief of the Po-
lice felt alarmed, and called out for assistance.
Some persons came and broke open the door,
when they found NJ. Silvergo sitting on sofa
convulsed with laughter On the 10Th NJ Con-
dostakle was appointed to succeed NJ. Silvergo,
and the portfolio of Public Instruction was con-
fided to M. Christopoulo, the Director of the
Ministry of the Interior.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-12-22

A CRYING MATcH.-Among the various kinds Of
matches Of which we have heard, we never, until
Wednesday evening last heard Of crying match.
The gentlemen who took part in this rather singu-
lar affair, acquitted themselves to the entire
satisfaction Of all present-both coming out victors.
While it was evident that one had decidedly the
advantage in lachrymadon and boohooing, it was
equally conceded that the other, if not quite so
good as his antagonist in these respects, made
up for his deficiency, in horrible contortions of
the countenance. The judges gave it as their
decision that neither party came off best; and
present. The jury ratified the decision, and we all
"Yiolated.n
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-12-22

PASSING STEANGE!-When glancing over our
country exchanges, few days ago, our attention
was attracted by the caption Of an article, appear
ing as editorial, similar to one on which we had
written leader in one of our preceding numbers.
Curiosity prompted to read it, and note how the
editor had treated the subject; and, on doing so,
struck with the great similarity of style ex-
isting between its author and oursef In fact, it
was so very similar in ideas, style and diction,
that we were upon the point of accusing the
editor Of literary theft; but before arriving at so
rash conclusion, we thought it. at least charitable
to compare the two articles together. After a
careful examination we discovered them to be
identicaly the same. and agreed with each other,
verbatim ct iteratim, ct punctuatim. Theft or
not, we cannot but think it strange that two per-
sons should, in writing on any subject, express
themselves in the same identical manner, language,
ideas and all. Such coincidence, we will venture
the assertion, never before occurred. Truly may
it be said that We live in an age of spiritualism.
Horace, an old fogy Of ancient time, one said
minus the "similis:" F." Ver6a similis provisam
rem non invita sequentur."
MoRAL.-F an article is worth copying, due
credit should be given. This rule we strictly OBJ
serve; and it should be no less pursued by others.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-12-22

MARRIAGE OF TWO M. D's-The Oswego On. "
rage Of two Doctors bona tide NJ. DIS, viz: AL
bert E. Miller, NJ. D., of Rome, N. Y, and Mary
E. Walker, NJ. D., of Oswego town. Thus paired
the two established themselves in Rome, and COM
Miller Walker-the wife still retaining an identity
of her own in the business affairs by making use of
her maiden name.