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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07

Uolloways Pills, the most celebrated Rem
edy ia the Onion for he cure Of diseases O.
the Liver aud Stomach. - Edmund hlga, Of
CooperS,uwn. New York, vas for the period
OF nineteen years a complete misery To him-
self and u burden 10 his friends, he suffered
SO severely and continuously from liver cum-
plaiu,. and u dlsordered stomach, that he was
constantly for weeks together confined to his
bed. The doctors did him no good. and he
therefore left off consulting them. Nine
weeks ago he commenced using Holloway 5
Pills. and his wife called last week at the
store of Professor Holloway, 10 acknowledge
most gratefully that her husband is quite
cured. Professor Holloway hopes that the
Thousand others in the Union VINO have been
benefited Will now come forward.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07
Washington Election.

WAsnIssroS, Juue 2.-During the voting
to-day, for municipal officers, fighting occur
red at several polls, aud one man is reported
TO have been killed. In the Seventh Ward.
the feting al one time was very sharp. In
the Fuurth Ward, clubs aud stones were the
order Of the day. Report says that one man
WAS killed. but it cannot be traced with any
certainty. The mob was dispersed hy the po-
lice, who fred their pistols. when several
were wounded, but none seriously.
The election is very close, aud the returns
are not fully counted.
10 o'clock, p. M-From the few returns
in, the probability is that Mr.. NJ Magruder, the
Union candidate, has been elected Mayor
The American candidate has probably lost
the control of the City Government.
WASHINGTON, June q Midnight Magru
der has been elected Mayor. The vote stands
Mu2ruder 1896. Hall. 1904. Four Know
Nothing, aud ;hrce Union A alderman have
been elected. aud to the Council, twelve
Know Nothings. and nine Union candidates
Of the Assessor. iour are Know Nolhings
aud three Union.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07
CONGREGATIONAL Ill LLYIsM-AKnIhG OF
MEMBERS.

Since the outrageous assault upon Mr.
Sumner, in the Senate Chamber, it is said
that at least two-thilds Of the members Of
Congress carry weapons Of defence Here
toiore this was n custom contined almost cX-
cluSively TO the Southern members many Of
whom, when iuiled in argument. attempted
10 overcome their antagonists 10y brayado
aud by biandlsling 4 revolver and bowie
knife. Northern members and members
irtm other sections, avcrse to such practices
verr ort"n insui,ed as wanting in courage
As is generally the case with such bull,es
there WAS more buster than bravery in their
conduct, and when met on their own terms
would frequently back out. We look upon Mr.
Brooks as one Of this class. When Senator
Wade Of Ohio spoke Of the cowardly attack
upon MIR. Sumner, no one attempted to init
midate him. lie told them he intended to
express his opinions freely on the floor Of the
Senate aud if it was necessary to use arms
for that purpose, he was ready for the en-
counter. Mr.. Wade is a man of great mus
cular power, and indomitable courage, aud
Tor several years past has carried arms about
hiR person. Although a rank abp itinnist
and obnoxious to the South, hr is too rough
"A customer to lie mcd,'led with, anu there is
no danger that Mr.. Brooks or any other
blily viii attempt t" approach him. Senator
W lIsan q; Massachusetts is also Hlan Of an
s'h'cIic frame. and US he remarked in de-
bate, holes himself AT all times responsible
for what liz n,ay say"
Lewis Campbell Of Ohio, il the member
who offered the preamble and resolutions in
thr House, for the expulsion Of Mr.. Brooks.
They caused gr, at excitement. Mr.. Houston
oi Alabama sprung 10 his feet and denounced
the reamble as Il lalsehood. Mr.. Campbell,
who though small man, is spunky and full
oi fight, instantly approached Mr.. Houston,
and demanded whether he intended the re-
mark as personal to him. Mr.. Houston at
once disclamed having any such reference
This part of the proceedings was not reported.
but Was related to us by an eye witness. The
day after this occurrence, several of Mr..
Brooks friends, approached Mr.. Campbell,
and remarked that they would have shot him
had they met him the day previous. Mr..
Campbell coolyreplied that it was we'll they
had not, as he was unarmed, but tha: he was
ready for them now.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07
ARRIVAL OF TIE oRIzABA.
LATER FROM SAN JUAN.

The transit route through Nicaragua is
again open.
Qniei is restored in Nicaragua, the Costa
Rcans having evacuated the country without
risking another battle I
Pfesirdent Nj ora left with his staff on the
2Gth April, and his army followed almost i'm
mediately.
The cholera had made havoc in the ranks
Of the Costa Rican army.
Gen. Walker landed in Virgin Bay on the
Both. only few hours after the last detach.
ment Of the enemy had left. lie wac in good
health, aud the army was generally in good
condition, excepting at Grenada. where the
fever had been very severe, several Ameri
cans having fallen victims to it.
Advces received at Grenada from Costs
Ricu, Intimate that the country is full Of in
ternal conmotion, and that there was u pros
prct Of the overthrow Of Pen. Mora.
The elections are taking place in Nicara
qua, aud II was considered certain that Gen
Rivas would be elected President.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07

gss" lMrRovEMENrS.- Mr.. VIM. A. Bruner o
the late firm of Weisrr & Bruner, Druggists
in this place, has re.painted aud fitted up hi:
store with much good taste. MIR. Bruno,
cvincos much Judgment in his business ar
rangenpen,s.
Z. Y. Bright and Son have greatly impro
we'd their store room 10y throwing the twC
rooms into one, and making other improve
ments that add much 10 tie appearance 0
the store. and give them u better opportunity
TO exhibit their large stock Of goods.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07
A BUSINESS sKE1Cn OF BUSINESS MAN

We copy the following sketch Of the life Of
a very extraordinary nIan, from an editorial
III the y. \. sun -
AS an Illustration Of business tact and tai.
ent, We may point 10 the career .! Professor
iiuilO"ay. the proprietor ui the most pCpHlar
mrdicinrs vi the age. The rise and progress
ui TINS cXtrauTunaI! mah nave liau /" para-
lei during thc present rentury. llu has vlsi-
ted nearly every Court III Europe, aud OBJ
thIued lrrmIselun iVr the s"le ui his prepare
tons iru.l most oi the crowned heads vi the
Gid Word. The guceus OF Spain and Pur-
tugul, the kings OF Naples and SARDINIA.
granted him audiences; aud i'll ST Peters.
burg. which city he visited a short time before
the commencement of the war, he was treated
with marked consideration by the late Car
auu the nobility
travelling ~ an elegant private carriage
attended by "a courier, his rquipage attracted
attention in the towns and villages through
which he passed. The hotels where he
lodged were besieged by persons OF the first
distinction, and the best society Oh the CONT
npnt courted his acquaintance.
'rhe subject OF these remarks is unqucs-
tionuhly an ambitious mau, uId his skin anu
enterprise have placed Inn lar in advance Of
all hs predecessors and contemporaries Al the
same profession. lie stands alone aud the
fact that he eau maintain his high position,
despite the interested assaults Of envy and
presumption, proves TINT his medicines have
an intrinsic value. which the world unIer.
stands and appreciates.
The sums expended in advertising by
Professor Holloway would be incredible ii
they We're not authenticated by his books
His payments to the press range from Sl5O,-
UOO to $20O.O00 per annum. There is no
printed language IN which his advertisements
do not appear.
The ramILcations Of his business extend
from "A focal pOiut-hlS vast establishment in
the Strand, Luudon--uyer the whole face vi
the earth.
"1his extraordinary man ia now in this
country in his city. The Tribune. in just
tribute to his matcnless enterprise. says, that
having. like Alexander. subdued the OLd
World, ho is now prepared to conquer the
Netc.
Professor Holloway has not been tempted
hiiher by a thirst Tor sa!n-lor his wealth is
sufficient to satisfy the most eriGeant ""r-
shipper Of mammon--but hy phidnthr"pic
desire To extend the brLetit Of his mcGic!n, =
among a people whose character he admlres.
Everybody is, Of course, anxious 10 see the
greatest advertiser in the world In a VI ~
short period. the American reputation OF
liulloways Pills aud Ointment will rival their
European fame"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07
FROM NICARAGUA.

tFom the Courier des Etat Unis, May 81
The news from Central America. brought
hy the Illinois, has announced the retreat of
the Costa Rlcans, while preserving suspi-
cIuus silence in regard 10 The movements or
the situation Of Walker. Our private adv-
ces enables us to-day 10 raise the veil. We
have received, from very good source, niur-
nation that tho tihbuSter General was, al the
last dates, in desperate position. lie had
found himself constrained TO rvacuate Gran
ada, his capital, aud The principal theatre Of
bis exploits, TO take refuge in the mountains.
short of men. Of munitions and provisions.-
Tee approaching denoance1nent Of the bloody
comedy, played in Sicaragua--by the destruc-
tlon Of The ephemersl power of the tilibusters
-seelns, therefore. as probable as. and near
er than ever At ali events. the steamer
Orizaba expected here in u few days from
San Juan, will probably enlighteu VS. further
on this subject.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07

MARRIED WoMEN.-An net passed by the
Legislature and signed by th" Governor con-
tains the following section in regard 10 mar
rled women:
See. 3. That whenever any husband shall
have deserted or separated himself fr"m his
wifi, or neglected or refuse Ia support her or
she shall have been divorced from his he'd and
board. it shall be lawful for her TO protect her
reputation hy an act for slanher or libel. and
she shall also have the right by action Ia re-
cover her separate earnings or property Pro.
vided, That if her husband he the defendant,
the action shall be in the name of next
riend
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07
+. B. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor
DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS.
EDITORS TABLE.
Rnsiness Notices.

Mons NEw Goops Ira II. Clement ADVERT.
ses large assortment Of new goods Just received
from rhiladelphis. at his Ma stodon Store, in
Sunbury. Ira is an enterprsing man, and is
determined net 10 be outdonc by bis competitors
WAuuINoToN lIoTEL Northumberland We
Brown, tie present proprietor Of this well known
stand. Mr.. Brown is Ia worthy and obeine
gentleman n, and his house is said to be well cor
Quoted. ......- ....-.. ....
Charles Gsrinecr has purchased the Grocery
Store Of George Weise and Clencn,, in Wa,e
street. Mr.. Goringer is an active business man
Sec his advertisements.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07
Ggs aflarI'ets.
Philadelphia Market.
June 5, 1856

June 8, 1886.
GRAIx.-The supply of wheat about equals
the demand. Sales OF prime and good red at
81 25al 55, and last sales of choice Southern
white at 81 35ul IS. Rye lie steady at re.
Corn is arriving freely; sales of Southern and
Penna. pellow AT 53a535c. afoat and 4Oa46c
for damaged. Oats are dull sales of South
ern at 33t cts, and Penna. at 34c.
Whiskey is firmly held. Barrels at 2s cts.
and lhds. at 27c.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07
Ig.A.M.I.tlI.hEg N75:RI0CTRrY.
Flour, Feed and Provision store.
SEASHOLTZ & PETERY,

BroadtrGy, between Market g. blackberry .Sts
R RESPECrFULLY inform the citizens o.
uN Sunhury and vicinity that they have ius
received large and well selected assornen;
of choice
= TAIS-Ly GESSIErTs.
consisting in part of Hams shoulders, MpcEsrel.
Herring White Fish, God Fish, Salt Preserved
Fruit. Pickles. Crackers, Cheese. Molasscs, Rice,
Sugar. Coffee, green, roasted and groun1l I'm
periai. Young Hyson, Gunpowder and Black
Teas, Ccdar-*sre, Stone-wsre, Soaps, brushes
piow and wash lines, boots and shoes, tobacco
scgars, &c. together with every article usually
found in first class Grocery Store, all OF which
will be eo! AT the lowest prices, either for cash or
country produce. We are also prepared to sup
ply the citizens with fresh bread, twist rolls pies,
preizels and cakes Of every kind
n. b. The highest cash prices will be paid for
butter and eggs, corn, oats. rye and wheat.
Sunhury, Msy 81, 1866
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07

ESg GES. AYREs-We noticed last week
III" death of Gen. Ayres. Gen. Ayres was
"A public spirited citizen. and to him the citi.
zcns o' llarr.' burg were mostly indebted for
the introduction of water and gas into that
Borough.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07

~ Some OF our exchanges have been pub.
fishing articles intending to exculpAte the
actors in the Sumner outrage, as if any thing
could Justify murder or assassination. Some
people never can be freed from the shack!es
Of prejudice and restraint
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07

EB THE CIScisNATTI CoSvENTIoN--Ou
readers will find the proceedings Of this Con.
ventiun in our columns, as far as they hive
progressed. 1t IS difficult to say what the
result will be. Mr.. Buchanan's ardent fr.euds
feel slnguine Of his nomination.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07

E5S A NEEDED lNrRovENENT.--The upper
inlet to the canal on tn" other side OF the
river is no longer used on account Of the
shallow water. The lower inlet is so narrow
that boats can scarcely get in
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07

Egr The weather Of this week has run TO
tiie other extreme. Last week it was dec-
dedly cool. and fire was needed for ones CON-
fort On Wednesday Of this week, the tber-
nometer stood Il 900, difference of more
tban so degrees.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07

ES Mr.. j. CLANCY Jones has delivered a
speech in reply to Hon. Henry NJ. Fuller,
defending Mr.. Buchanan against the charges
Of Mr.. Fuller.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07

LIBERTY Nor RECOGNIZED. N one OF the
copper money Of France stamped with the
head Of Liberty will be legal tender after
the lst of next October.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07
IMECRTANT TO THE PUBLIC,
Nj \ NJ MOTH SORTMENT I

Agla3'I~y RD DoEE9.
fsSH h subscribers respectfully invite the public
4 10 call aud examine their stock Of
NEW GOODS,
embracing every variety. Our Goods have been
selected with the gre ,test care, and our assert
ment coi taIis the latest styles, noth Of f"rcrgn
and domestic manufacture. We have also made
arrangements 20 receive goods direct from Phil
adephia every few weeks, Ivy this means We
will be enabled 10 keep up our assortment. We
return our thanks for the liberal patronage he
slowed during the past year. snd trus that by
strict attention to business, and desire To please,
We will continue to receive q share Of the same.
Il. Y. BRIGHT son.
Sunhury, May 81, lS56.--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07

EXTENSIVE STMgE.-Foriy thousand miners
were said TO be on u strike in the west Of
Scotland. at last adyioes.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07
WANTED.

sS- AN ArrEEsrlck to the printing busi.
ness is wanted at this Office An Intelligent
hoy Of good character would fnd good stu-
alton.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07
MOTTO z

'E'IIE American Executive COMMITTEES of
Northumberland County, will meet IN Sun
bury, on Monday the Alb day of August. 1856,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ A general attendance IL
requested as business Of importance will be
transacted
J. w. WEEKS, Chairman.
F. B. Porrs. Secretary.
May 81, lS56.-t4a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07
ID L A Il III S .

In this place on the 27th ult., ELLEN,
daughter oi John B aud Mary Ann Lenkrr,
aged years aud months.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07
THE DEGnaDATivN OF VIRGINIA.

If Virginia once boosted the proud aTpel-
laii0n Of the mother or statesmen, She has now
dcccneralpd into the dam Of a race o! pO.iti-
,"i O"iis,-"a. sar Il" ,,"thi"c hut blister
all mankind with curses We give one cx-
tr"ct from lending p,p / Of the State, TO
show how low and ahject they have sunk:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07
NOTICE

NOTICE
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
SEALED proposals will be received ut tho
~ house of Jacob Dnehlsr. ST., in Delaware
township. Northumberland county, on Monday.
the Esd day Of June inst. between this hours Of
aud 4 o'clock =. NJ, for repairing u bridge
across Delaware Run. the whole OF tn. timber
must be new. and one ahutment and part Of the
wing walls must be taken down and be rebuilt
PHILIP REM, }
fRED'K HAAS, }Com'.r..
G. .H0TTENSTIEN,)
Com'srs Office,
Sunbuiy, June 7, 1856.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07

cept New York and Missouri, be appointed
to hear and decide at once on the contested
seats in those States.
This was ruled ut OF order.
The following Committee on Platform was
Then appointed New Hampshire, h Layer;
Vermont G. Estman; MASSACHUSETTS,, i +
Hallett Rhode Island, w B Lawrence Com
nectieui, Alvin Hyde: New Jersey, Il r
V Wright: Pennsylvania, j CLANCY Jones ;
Delaware, 5 w Salisbury Mar.iland, Charles
) NJ Groime; Virginia. A II Chapman, n.
Carolina, WIN Ashc; South Carolina, q
w Dudley Georgia. A II Wright Alnba-
una, john Cochran; Mississippi. Jacob
Thomrsou; louisiana. Pierre Soulr Ohio,
l. Nallandigham Kpntucky. b McCorbin
Tennessee, w Wallis; Indiana. John l.
Rhndes.; illirn:s. o b Fiekley. Missouri,
r ! H""son; Arkansas, Gen. John u Hall I;
michigan. Michael Gravatt Florida, 5 ID
Rodgers; Texas. II Z Bees Iowa, Thos. S
Wilson; Wisconsin, Statteree Clark Cali
rcrnia, S w Inee.
Col. 5. w Black wanted again 20 prove
Pcnnsy lvania's sounluess for the woman's
rights question. aud moved that all the front
seats in the ga lery be appropriated TO the
ladies.
Cries Of NO" mo"
Mr. Petit, OF Indiana. opposed the resolu-
| tion. Ii business Convention was the busi-
nrss of ladies', let them in: il not Keep them
out. He would yield to no man in galiantry.
He would be glad to meet then, all at proper
times. for all proper purposes. but not III q
National Conventions. He would move to
lay the resolution to admit Indies on the ta-
| bic
The motion prevailed. and the Convention
then adjourned till ten O'Clock Tomorrow
| morning.
| II o'clock p. NJ. The Committee on Gre.
drntinls set this afternoon with closed doors,
to hear the Missouri contested seat case. aud
decided to admit the Atclison or anti-Bcn.
ton delegates.
| The case of the New York delegates will
be heard to-morrdw.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07

NAINSOOK, Bishop Lawn, Csmbric Mus
" lin, Jacanett, Book Muslin Plain aud dot
ted swiss, Curtain Muslin, Corded Dimity and
Bonnet Cord. For sale by
E.Y. BRIGHT & SON.
May 81, 1885,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07

Sunbury. June 7, IS5s.-tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07

awIs-Embroidered Grape, printed CASH
- mere, fancy stella, white harege, rench
border, silk fringe aud figured silk shavls just
rectived by Ely. BRIGHT s. SON.
May 81 1856.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-07

Silk, cotton and linen Hmdkerchlsfs, fancy
neck ties. gents collars. cotton, oPsrs ssck ana
Welsh Flsnnels, port monnsis aud tie best as-
sortment Of Hats and Caps in town Tor sale by
Nav 81 'se. y. Y. BRIGHT d SON.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20
New.Ysrk Cattle Market.

WEEKLY REPORT Of receipt. and selling prices Of
BEEvES MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES, SHEEP aud
LAMBS and SWINE; with carefully prepared .ccount
Of the number, quality and price Of BEEF CATTLE al
the great "Wednesday market at WASHINGTON DROVE
YARDS, +4h-s PREPARED every week expressly fof THE
NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE BY soloN ROBINSON.
CURRENT PRICES FOR THE WEEK.
"WEDNESDAY March I9, lsx.
BkEvITese sold By the head price equal as
ysue pound Of the estimated weight Of Beef in the
The hide and tlow 9Th quarter" not counted this
market As Il IL in Boston.
The prees to-day will average shout sc. First qu.,y
l0alC:c.i Extra, lldl;c Medium, sSsc.i Poorest sda.c
There sales under Slc. then over Zoe.
PncEs VIAL CALvEs-Cslyes usually soid through
the year 4a7c b. live weight except those from
days old. knSwn Kittens' which bring 25d s5Gs 81
each In Autumn rood many Grass Calves" four six
rnOnhs sell os ESQ IS each good fat Ee-. eel, often
hsh - e20d $50.
MILK cowS-Ths price Of Cows depends u much urou
fancy the price Of horses Ordinary Cows sS0d eS good
fair Cows. f4od rs; quality With calf e0fs65
SHEEP AND LAMBs-COmmon Sheep, s5 5od s.; extra
Sheep. SlOd sls; Lambs ESD 81
sWISEzWe.'e HOs: corn fed large, srst quality, I've
weight e.deic dead WEIGHT Western sill fed
In usrtet Nsw:York stu fed, live weight, etde!e dead
weight 7!d6ic Neviors state small sire prime msrtet
Hep, sieeie
Receipts La.f Wset BY Ra2rcaIs and Boa.a
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20
DIED.
,,,s u.fei Is EIizApErR

nAnKs m SsdssAiay morning March ie, ELlzABETH,
s 81 ns sps s's sDs Of the family .pscfu invited
attend he ssDss fSI o osI ne 'ssa''es "
BOYD-On Tuesday morning, March 10, Dr. fHOMAsBOYD,
n relative and den6s Of the family and also TIE members Of
s Academy Of Medicine and faculty in general are invited
O. attend the funeral this tTbursyl afternoon at oeocs
eekely from the Reformed Dutch Church, corner oi La
tsyetts place and fouth street.
BUILIONs-At Honolulu. Sandwich Iisnds, On Saturday
Feb in the zsth year o. bs age John g. BuLLioN, Of
ssy Dr. Dr. Baiiions. Roy NY son Of the
cAaR.on Ius.d.y Mnsh 10, .fsr . lingering Illness,
IHosAs "a o1ha ss0Ae' 'i Vim J. Can, Il ihis city
eslsnbas, Ga, Peers plesS,, copy.
GkEk0RY1op WsdD .day March 49, .r shert bu, severe
s,. IA dsush'er Of John and ssiah Si''''' '''N
ne friends the family are respectfully invited 70 .tsDa the
n. rsSsnts is,.hss y ssI a4iss No. go Eighth
~ Of Twenty-seeond street
To bloom on earth.
HAyT-ou Wednesday morning, March lg. MARY Eliza
% skds :,.y.s .na fssa sads y The fsay .y
s..end her funeral ,erisss at no ,o Her .n
Vii be tsien for intemezt Patterson Putnam Co. N Y
I 1SS r Gy & MsSs:s %;s:Sy ns'ys
s snd. Of the family s reseeay n,.ed 70 $3.50 nef
Nc. sl4 South fith street, Jersey Oity.
1ICKEE-On Tuesday evening, March 10, ELIZABETH
~ snd. of r. sss family are invited @ attend the sner from
DE residence Of her son the joseph Mckee No Cot
taSe place, this afternoon, el OctoOA'
Her remains will be taken 70 Greenwood Cemetery.
YBRDY- On Monday March H. Mrs SUSAN, widow Of Dsnl
Purdy, AGED 10 years, months and " days.
and relatives requested 70 attend the funeral az
residence Of Mr. Moses 0do Yonkers on Thursday tne
5oh inst, st 10 O'clock, o. m.
Her remains vill be taken TO White Plsns - -.
Carriages will be in waiting at the BIonvle Depot i0r the
o'cletk train Of cars.
SxIxAs-At Phiadelpha, on Sunday, March lfrs ANNE
sEIxAs rec Of ibe late Rev Jerfhon n ssixps OF tnS
city, In the sist year Of her age
WHITEsIDE-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March IL, az me
sesdsnce Mrs Margaret cDoDough In the zh year 81 MS
nSe MARS WHITESIDE, NJ. D. late OF Galway, SaratoRs
Sonnty snented by bis medical friends and ell who
.Apew his virtues
Ailsny and Ballstos papers will please copy.