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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-24
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FROM Tie "old Fei"' i" hcGcpCoH.l1m
II II. HINiMERMAN & JNo. p, pr.ps,,,
:. successors TO Kaso, Reed d Co.. vii a,
uuue mining, shipping and selling coal ,-o,, n,
anoHe wei known Collicry, under ,hr r,n,
Zimmerman x rurscl. The poin, Of sbirn,,r ",
Is ~ inc lower whorf in Sunburv. Nor,h,.h., ',,n
,ahI county Pa, where all orders for tbc
n,nH5 ,,I SCI, Gi Goa" VIZ; Lump, Broken, EGG floyo
anS @ one'ihGt Coal will be Thankfully rsce;yeJ
and promptly attended to. 'e'e''eu
Sunbury, July Ii, 1885,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-24
PENNSYLVANIA COMMEPCTAL

INSTITUTE,
LOCATED I'M YORK, PA
Il EFFER5 young men all the advantages of a
= y thorough Business Education.
THE COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces Doublc-Entry Bookkeeping, as ap-
piled to Wholesale, Retail, Commission, Man
uiaciuring, Shipping, Steam Boating, Indivd-
ual, Partnership, Gad Compound Company
Business.
PENMANSHIP
in all the Ancient and Modern Hands. Also,
LECTURES on Commercial Law and Political
Economy, by Thomas L. Cochran, Esq.
For Circulars, &c, address the undersigned.
T. X. WHITE,
York, Pa.
September 6, ie56.--6m.
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MOUNT CARMEL HOUSE,
.MOUNT CARMEL,

Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.
FHNHlS large and commoiious Hotel is situa-
Il ted nearly half way hctwcen Sunbury and
Pottsvllle. The sccncry-the salubrity Of the
atmosphere and the cool mountain breezes, make
II one Of the most G'lighlfaI summer retreats in
the country. The Hotel is a new structure, four
stories high, fitted up with all the modern con-
voniences The pure mountain water is intro
duced into every chamber. The place is easy
OF access, being but one and half hours ride
from Sunbury, over the Philadelphia and Sun
bury Rail Road. From Pottsville. it is miles
Every attendance will be paid by the proprie-
Tor to make guests comfortable. Charges mode
rate. JESSE RICE.
Mt. Carmel, May "a, IS56.--tf
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PETER SIDES, JAS. .SsTOyER
Late Of the finn Of Stevens, Late Of tie Union Hotel
IIoiugshcad & Co.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
GATE WHITE SWAN,
Race Street, ADORE T"ird,
PHI ADI,I P.IIA

PHILADELPHIA.
TFVIIE above wcll-known Establishment, have
Il ing been entirely remodeled, introducing all
the modern Improvements, and also, newly fur
nished throughout, will be opened for the recep-
ticn of Guests ON the
FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
The proprietors, from their determination to
devote their attention to the comfort oftheir guests
llattcr themselves with the conviction that thcy
will re able 10 give satisfaction to their patrons.
Carriages will always be in readiness 10 con-
yey passengers TO and from Steamboat Landings
and Railroad Depols.
SIDES H,STOVER,
Race STREET, above hIrd.
Philadelphia, August 80, lsa6.-ly
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Il MARVELLOU,S REMEDY!
FOR A MARvEEL0Us AGE!!
HO LLOWAY'S DIN TMENT.


THE GRAND EXTEREAISREMEDY
BY the aid OF mcroscodc, we zee millions or little
openings on the surfucq Of our bodice Through these
TINS Ointment when rubbed the skin, is carried to uny
organ or inward part Diseases Of the Kidneys, disorders
OF the Liver, affections Of the heart Inflammation OF the
Lungs Authlas Coughs and Colds are by its means eec-
freely through bone meat Of any thickness This heal.
ing Ointment fur more readily pene,ia,es through any
bone OF tesy part Of the living body, curing the most
dangerous inward complaints that cannot Is reached by
other means.
EKYsipELAs, SALT RHEuM AND scoRBUTC
HUMORS.
No remedy has done much for the cure Of d.
ssases .f The Skin who!eve! form they may assume,
Heads Sctnfula Eryslpelns, can long Withstand its III.
huence. The inventor has travelled many parts Of
gnse visiting the principal hospitals dispensing this
Ointment, giving advice as to it's uFpUcaton and has
thus been tae means OF restoring countess numbers
soRE LEGS, SORE BREASTS, WOUNDS AND
ULCERS.
Some OF the most scientific surgeon snow RELY soey
on Ihe use ct this wonderful! Ointment when having to
cope with the worst cases of sores wounds ulcers CLAN
dulsr sweliing,, and tumois. Professor Holloway has
by command of the Allied Governments, dispatched
the hospitals of the East, large shipments OF hls Ot
ment to be used under the direction OF the Medical STAG
~ the worst eases of wounds. 1t Will any ulcer
glanduar swelling, stiffness contraction OF the joints
even Of 70 years standing.
These and other similar distressing complaints can be
ehcctualy cured If the Ointment be well rubbed the
paris affected and by otherwise following the printed d
iectiOns around each pot.
Both the Ointment and Pals should be used
in the .toil0'cing cases:
Bunions Iumhngo Sore Legs Swelied Glands
Bum. Mercurial Sore Breasts StlT Joints
Chappea Hands Efuptions Sore Heads Ulcers
Chbains Piles Sore Thruats Yenereal Sores
Flsulas Rheumatism Sores uf all Wounds of al!
GOut Salt Rhsum kinds kinds
Skin Diseases Sprums Scads
~ Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor HOLLOWAY
80 Maiden Lane, New York, and 2i! Strand. London by
all respectable Druggists mud Dealers in Medicine thrunc-
out the United States and the civilized world in boxes
at 2j cents 6@t cents and 81 each.
" There's considerable Eavng Jy taking the larger
pizes
A. b Directions for the guidance Of patients in every
disorder affixed to each box
March %, iSj6.-lyca
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I AkDWARE.-Table Cutlery, Rozors p,,,
ct Knives. Hand saws. Wood SAVE :
frames, Axes. Chisels, Door Locks. and u;r,s
H9ni Bells, Walters, &C.,, Just received an5 :,
sale hy / " TFVf,r, anu ,n ''
Sunhury Dec. .. 1854. We
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-24

NEW ARR AN ITGENIENTI
Ercs@ ArriraL Of
D RU S, PAINTS ,|OIL S, &c.
FD7lIE undersigned having taken the store for
a merry kept by Weiser and Bruner, is now
ready 10 fill orders and Prescriptions at mo-
meats notice. lie has large and well selected
stock OF fresh and pure
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
Dye-stufs, Oil, Paints Glass, Putty, and all
kinds of Patent Medicines.
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONARY
Tobacco and Imported Segars OF the choicest
brands. Fancy Notions toilet articles, aud Per.
fumery of all kinds. Tooth and Hair Brushes
of every variety.
(dmPhiae and FiuH Arrays on hand
Customers will find his stock complete, COM
prisins many articles it is impossible here TO emu
mcrate, and all sold at moderate prices.
Remember the place, next door 10 E. Y.
Brishts Mammoth Store.
WM. A. DRUNER,
Sunbury, May 81, 1856.
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TIE SALAMANDER SAFES
OF
AGAINST TIE WoHsD
EVANS Il WATSON,

Have hal the surest demonstra-
ton in the following Certificates,
that their manufacture Of sSall-
nand T Sales has at length fully
warranted the representations
which have been made uf them
rendering an undouh,ed security
against the terrific element
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Erysipelas, Scrofu,a, Kings Evil, letter,
Tnmnrs. and SRlt Rbenm.

Freni FTtrG,dir5 Merchant q 81 louis, ttb !, 1855.
rr. AVER: Your Pills tho paragon Of ell that is
great In mcrne. They have cured my little daughter
OF Gcervup her hands and feet that hal proved
iHclrGb,e for years. Her mother has been long gcyoJs
J., slicic with to.cr- and rimplcs her skin and In
her hair. Auer child cured she also tried yeur
Pills. and they have cured her ASA aOEGBlDGE.
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indigestion End InpuritY Of the Dlood.

Frem Rcr. J. HINES, PIstor # Adrent CVrch, oston.
In. Arm: have Used your pills with extraordinary
my iaruily AMI among those called 10 vs
In d.~ss To regulate be organs U digestion and purify
tie blood they a,e tho worry btst remedy have
known, and / conAdsntly recommend them 10 my
friends. Yours, j. V. HINES.
WARSAW, WYOMING Co., N. Y, Oct. 81 1855.
DEAR SIR; am using your Catharc Pills in my prrc-
A. ll,nA, at-nnt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-24

JOSEPH A. NEEDLES,
mArVFACTuREa
WIRE, SILK & HAIR-CLOTH sIEYEs,
Coarse, medium and fine in mesh large, middle
size and small in diameter.
.Eea alsic Cloths or VVGSeo wire,
OF the best qualities, various sizes Of mesh, from
Nos. to 80 inclusive, and from one to six feet
in width.
They are numbered so many spaces to
lineal ires, and cut &c suit.
The subscriber also keeps constantly on hand
SCR E2INS,
For Coal, Sand, Ore, Lime, Grain, Gravel,
Guano, Sumsc, Sugar, Salt, Bone, Coffee. Spice,
Drugs, Dye-stuliS, &c. Together with an as
sortment Of bright and aHuealcd Iron Wire.
All Of the above sold wholesale or retail, by
J. \. NEEDLES,
81 North Front ST., PhiIadelphis.
May 81, 1866
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-24

September 81, ls55.-tf
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

The MINsTRELs ARE CoMlNG.-Bur-
bank and Mitchell's Minstrel Tro,,ne AR,
advertised to appear at the Columbia
Theatre, on next Wednesday evening.
This is the best troupe of Sable Harmo-
nists in the country, and cannot fail to
interest the most critical admirers of this
kind of music Those desirous of pleas
ant and agreeable evenings entertain
ment, should not fail in their attendance.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07
Model Letter.

The following letter was sent to we'll
known master of the "rod and quill" in
this place, who it was understood was at
that time desirous of obtaining a compe-
tent assistant -
kno Nothin town
dear Sur
hearing as how you was Arter
gal tn help you tn Keep skool thort as
how wood Rite you letter. heve
teeched konsidrable miself and rayther
CESS you and wood git long fust rate
togithir Purvidided only you Wood let
me du all the wolopin as am driver
AT that kinder bizerness. as tn qualifer-
kashuns CESS wood suite fust rate
Way 200 pounds is Feet l inches toll
has open Kountenanse Blu eys turnup
noze And is purity good Lookin ginerally
shuld Apect you tn pa me 90 dollars
for munth sarvices and rather gess
wood Bord round mongst The folks AS
twood save sum Mummy. ansuer as quick
as ever you kan or May be ingaged
Elswhar turn over
yours to kommand
Betty jones
every body says you re bachelor
But heve konkluded not to AK YOU eny
more wages on that akount never was
marrid Miself
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

ly and dispassionately into the next can
vass, we shall have no security against
the repetition ofpast neglect We would
therefore urge upon the people the abso-
lutte and timely consideration of the re-
sPonslbiity that will rest upon their vote,
when the polls are again opened for an
other election.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07
COLUMBIA, CALIFORNIA:
SATURDAY MORNING., MARCH 7, 1857

W Our apology for our late appear
ance is the same which we had for the
issue on half sheet last week-delay of
necessary paper, which was seventeen
days on tho road between this place and
Stockton.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07
The Mines.

We hear favorable reports from all
parts of the mines for the past week.
The weather has been clear and beauti-
full; water is to be had in abundance, and
1t IS thought that even in parts supposed
to have been injured by the late storm
that repairs can be made without great
loss.
From different points in Table Noun
tain we have highly encouraging news.
Tunnels which have occupied one, two
and even three years labor, are beginning
to reward their proprietors with good
prospects, and many of them with fair
wages.
Mr.. Stetson, of Shaw's Flat, recently
showed US a, prospect taken out of the
Stanislaus Tunnel, near Montezurna,
which very much resembled the gold ta-
ken from the Aiken Tunnel near Shaw's 5
Flat. The gravel prospects at least fifty
cents to the pan upon an average. The
parties have been working on this claim
tor the past two years, running tunnel
In to the distance of several hundred feet,
without striking gravel. Recently they
commenced new tunnel about two hun
dred feet below the old one and in twenty
feet from the commencement, thew were
fortunate enough in striking the gravel.
The success of those engaged in this tun-
nel has greatly enhanced the value of the
various mining claims in the vicinity.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

PUB. Docs-We are under many OBJ
legations to our Hon. friends of the SEN
ate, J. w. Coffroth and J. G.. McCallum,
for valuable Legislative documents; also
to Mr.. Geo. H. Rogers, of the Assembly,
for similar fayors.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

PHoToGRAPHs-W were shown some
very beautiful specimens of the Photo
graphic Art, few days since, by Mr..
De Lee, of Sonora, who is now located
in that place and who is engaged in TAX
ing hkenesses and scenery in different
parts of the county. Mr.. De Lee is an
excellent artist, and all desirous of OBJ
tanning beautiful and correct photo
graph Of face building or scenery will do
we'll to patronize him. A specimen of
his work can be seen at Tinkum's, Post
Office Building.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07
Summary of News for the Past Fortnight.

Summary of News for the Past Fortnight.
We clip the following condensed sum-
mary of news from the Alta California,
and publish, as we cannot improve on
it,
In the Legislature, the most exciting
topics during the last fortnight, have been
the impeachment of our State Treasurer,
DR.. Bates, and Comptroller Whitman,
by the Assembly, and the proceedings
thereto. The Senate has adopted res
olution to sit as a High Court of I'm
parchment on the case Of the Treasurer,
on the 5th ofthe present month, and on
that of the Comptroller on the 9th. DIR.
Bates has since been arrested on two
separate charges of felony, and held to
bail in $4,000 on each charge. Rowe,
who was committed to prison tor refusing
to answer the Grand Jury, still remains
in custody.
The Committee on claims in the SEN
ate have reported that, although many of
the claims referred TO them are valid and
correct, yet they cannot recommend their
payment, in view of the decision of the
Supreme Court, that all liabilities incur
red by the State since she exceeded the
limit of 100000 prescribed by the Con
stitution, are void. The Supreme Court,
in the case Of Nougues VS. the Secretary
Of State, have reiterated their former
opinion in regard to the unconstitution-
ality of all the State Debt over the $780,
600 authorized by the Constitution.
From all parts of the mines the re-
ports are most favorable. Water is now
abundant everywhere, and is to be had
in many localities where it could not be
found for years past. Owing to this,
many rich places in the dry diggings are
being worked that could not be before
Quartz mining is attracting much atten-
ton, and is generally remunerative. The
same is true of tunnehng, and other deep
operations. New diggings are being
constantly discovered, many of which
are rich and extensive.
An addition of 25 men was made at
Los Angeles to Mr.. Crabb's emigrant
company for the Gadsden Purchase
Juan Flores, the Captain of the band
that killed Sheriff Barton. was taken
from the Jail on the 14th February, by
the people, and executed. In the u. S.
District Court an order dismis>ing ap-
peals in large number of cases had
been entered, leaving the claimants to
proceed and perfect then titles under the
decree Of the Land Commissioners, as by
them rendered.
John Hyde, an ex Mormon Elder, is
lecturlng against that sect to large con-
gregations, in various parts of the State
His expostions exhibit the practical in
iquities of that vile and debaSing system
III manner that is calculated TO arrest
the attention and indignation of the en-
tire civilized world.
A rich deposit of coal has been found
near Mormon Island, twenty-five miles
east of Sacramento City, near the teImi-
nus Of the Railroad.
The Governor has granted an uncon-
ditional pardon to William Stonecifer,
under sentence of death for the murder
of A. Richardson, in Sacramento.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

Mr. HUNTER.-From card published
by Mr.. Hunter, III the Sonora Herald
last week, it will be seen that he is ex-
honorated from all charges in relation to
the late Blakesly murder.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

O. y. A. CRLEBRATIoN.-The Order
of United Americans held their celebra-
tion of Washington's birthday, on last
Thursday evening, at jamestown. The
celebration was postponedin consequence
of the heavy rains prevailing on the 22d.
There was an installation of officers on
the occasion, which together with an ad-
dress delivered by DR.. Gibbons and other
exercises, rendered the evening one high
ly creditable to the citizens of James
town. We will take pleasure in giving
the particulars in our next issue.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

DRY GooDs-We call attention TO
the advertisement of Philip Shwartz, in
another column. 1t will be seen that he
is selling off at cost, and that he has a
fine stock of goods and will give good
baroains
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

~ }. w. Sullivan, of San Francisco,
has our thanks 70, a copy ofJudge Cranes
Past, Present and Future of the Pacific
Coast"
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

New GooDs-By reference to our
advertising columns, it will be seen that
Mr.. Kendall intends opening dry good
store, on the 1st of April next.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

u Mr.. ISAAC RAWLINGS, Post Office
Building, Sonora, is our authorized agent
IN that place to receive and receipt for
subscriptions, advertisements &c.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

PUBLIC LEcTURE.-We take pleasure
In the announcement of lectures on We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings, in this
place, by Judge James M. Crane, favora-
bly, known in California as public lec-
turer, and author of the "Present. Past
and Future of the Pacific" The SUBJ
ject will be-" Geographical Discove-
ries of Ancient and Modern Times, :"
with more particular reference to the
Pacific part ofthe globe. This will be
literary privilege to our citizens, which
they should avail themselves of.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

SABBATH School ExHIBITIoN.-The
Sabbath School Exhibition so long post
poned, and which is to come off under
the control of Mr.. True, Of this place,
will certainly be given on next Monday
and tuesday evenings. The exercises
will undoubtedly be highly pleasing, and
will richly reward all who may attend.
Cardinell's Band will discourse the mu-
sic for the occasion.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

FoRREsT JUVENILE TRoUPE-This in
teresting little troupe Of juveniles have
played in Columbia for the past two
evenings. These children exhibit as
tonishing agility and give evidence of no
mean capacity. La Petite Annette is
unusually precocious and smart. We
would however suggest to the managers
that an inch or two on the skirts of their
costume would not be amiss.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-07

GRAND TERpsIcHoREAN BALL.-Mr.
Cardinell's Second Grand Terpsichorean
Assembly will come off in Columbia, on
the 23d inst, Of this month. His last
party, it will be remembered by those
present, was very interesting one, and
as the next, will enable Mr.. Cardinell to
make further preparation, large and
agreeable party may be anticipated. We
call attention to his advertisement in an
othet column.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27


the large rates Of interest. !, = also fae'
,hst The sheriff has now mere lsnd for salr
THAI he hes had Il cay ;i0o dustrg the post
will eonsnue to be called 10, and the sums
will sugm III every day, aud III. sonse
Qne-ce will b. ehat lsrgs quaneseiee % lard
10 Chester and tbs s.ijolniLg eeun ~, where
oui surpiu-s psist . nv esied, VIII e PVT
TO . forced sale, 'be price Of lard will 80
down hsss, the price - produces wsIt tall
With II, and It's tide will Prove 10 be IKE
~ ocean wave, i viii roll on U II u reach
- the pTairies Of tbs West where o1r capt
tai hes recently besa Invested, sud send aea
produce Will sink d0~. there TOO, ahi .
crisis will be upon us from whIch. We shalt
b. extricstrd with difficulty aud CERTAIN pc
canisry loss.
|. Looking II this subject 10 aGoihsr po,u
OF yies, the low price OF land here will
have . tea4sncy 10 make GU moGeyed men
an Kions 10 invest whiie il 10 low, a, d TO do
this ,hsv vii require the aoaey they have
invsseod in Wes'efn securities 10 De suddenDy
called back, and the Consequence viii prove
Jisas:eroue ais la hose VINO are fhesr deb
tors 10 the vest. W. 40 not wish l. uJare
the prospects Of tho. who are proc csing
loans here on We trru lanis-fsr from il.
Those geailemen are pvi$.iIg legitimate
business, nd Trey are men or pr0bty and
integrity, ami w freely Ard cordially com
Oend them 70 those WHO purpose making
Investments on western seeuruies. bu, a.
The editor Of a local newspaper int,u a'ely
concerned in the prosperity or diversity cf
the people in whose midst our lot * cast.
"" should BE- false 10 the c'earest du'y IL
~e r~frsinrd 10 plsc. before cur own ci,i
aens the truth Oh this suffice, rs we discern
u. II our money lenders will look carefully
into these things, and tot permit themselves
I. be dsriled by the golden vi<iou. Of 81 =
den riches, We shall be satisfied. We 0.!y
ask thait they shall examine the entire ques-
ton with cir usual sagsei'y, and il they
4 cover Themselves 10 BE- right AID our,
selves in error, We shall be eontent.''--
Chester Co. Dem.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27

A MopEL HussAsp. "A Psrie cote
spondent OF the Boston P,.s, tells a .nlp Of
q gambling, dissiPated, d.bauehee husband.
whose wife VS. beloved b rich barren.
and loved him in return, but discouraged bis
attentions. The husband kno~Ing that h.
had reduced her 10 misery, resolved % re-.
move the only obsiaelo 10 h r. happiness b.
tes'rofinE himself, and iespe'! from . re
ciP,ce liz the Pyrennee.. Few husbands,
says the admiring correspondent, ~ oul have
been capable OF 80 generous 4 proceeding,
and II 10 said he ladies generally speak 81
his noble self-devoiion IN terms ~ the high
e. admiration, and quote u OF sll occasions
with the wa'mest enthusiasm, IN hore- that
th.'x mple may prove contagious, aid be-
cone the general fashion. Amisble AID
charming Illusion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27

- They are deeply religious people
ia Rhode leland, il the following DO
trne :
. Connecticut schoolmss,er asked .
lad FROM Newport. 'aov msny Gods
there are :"
The Toy, after scratching bis bead
sons time, replied:
III doo't know bow many you've got
in Oonnecticot, but ve have oone 10
Rhode leland"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27
SALE OF AsAUfIpUL DUILpiN9 ias1s
AT AUCTION.

0N Ss,u,dsy : I'd day o. May seAs, ALL o6s. 10
~ SAL 20 N highest bidder, % toe VI. nise', ~
rs q ~ Ssrtt.l bsiidDg Lots N wh-siess Ind .ut
division ~ Ras. Hui, Tso,s Who ko,.w the ocatl
Of tois beautiful opsrtv viii te o~Ii h,sd Z, lear
that ~ opportunity 10 % ~, - b. pre-en"d 80
who wt>h 10 oL,s . spot 20 uuYtgsl-S srsnasor O.
which u locate he dwelling IN i-tns tLes cam
but ut any o.. vac vishas to pufc.asr. There 10
sre !, = lie from eVsd. sir,et, WsSs aLo ~
f,sn, Sol ID AMI 9Th str,sts when the same bail
wstsn I'D, ami frosu any one Of With nsgniucrh
sts .ug sni u,aay mile, 40 end down he Aisstsspi
kis 6ssvii, ssnmeucsa 9 10 4, wasre q.
attention vii, ~ given aud terms maj khoea.
0AA'L. pAskHn, Aust :. g. bADJ ~