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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-19
A WONDERFUL COINCIDENCE.
All Nations of the Same Mind |!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

The anniversary Of the introduction OF IInlnvnys
Ointment ought 10 be jubilee forever. II has saved
countless mutiludcs from Disagreement, ruTayzttIon
mutation, agony ind death S,rnc from ihe surface to
which 1t Is applied, lis healing balm finds lis way through
every coating and Gamtnt of the body to the very Source
ANA basis o! all erurtye ulcer1us, humorous, and
rous diseases 1t distinguishes Tie fchre principle that
feeds tlIcln and the outward symptoms fade heal aud
nuss away with rapdlty incredible to these who have
MOT, Il 10
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-19

GyORN at 80 cents per hushel. cash, r6r sale
Shy J. =. MASSER.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-19
rANcY rrns ron LADIES.

JOHN FAREIRA& & co, (New No) ere No Mafhe'
st above Eight Philadelphia Importers. Manufaclu't-s
and dealers 10 ladies' Gentlemen aud ChIhrens iaioy
Purs Wholesale uri Retail, j. r. 4 Co, wept COZ
The attention of Dcncrs and the Public generny 10 ttoh
immense SOCK ofFucy Furs for Ladies' Genttinrh' @d
G. ildrcn; their assortment einb aces every Hruce
kind of Fancy Frs that will he during tins seas
such Fnl Cupts, Half Capes Quarter Chpes, lnun@
Vclorncs Boas, MuFs Mullees, fton the hnest hus
sian Sable to the lowest price Domestic Futs.
For Gentlemen tue largest assortment Of ur tnlaN
Gloves Guun,es &C. being the direct nporcisof oil "ur
Fnrs and Manufacturers Of them under own snPssu-
sion we feel satisfied we can et better Inducements "
dealers aud Tie public generally than any other house
having assortment to select 6m and at the Manuiaeni
els prlces.--We only ask u call
JOHN FAREiRA& & co.
NositNn,kei Strrci a'T've Eighth, hpcc-a.
Phisdeiplin, Sept 10, isj7.-wim.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-19
EARLE'S GALLERIES OF PAINTINGS.
No. 6lG Chcsnm Street, opposite the Girard
House.
FIITLADELPIIIAs

e OOKlNG.Glnss Warerooms and Rcftsi>o.
x 4 Of AIT. Engravings, Paintings, .P5rttaR
and Picture Frames. in every variety. Of the late
originals and European Patterns. Pier TaaFss
Consols, Brackets ard Corniccs. The most ex.
tensiye ard elegant assortment Of Looking Glos-
ses, Of substantial workmanship, aud ut Auction
prices.
Gold Medal awarded by tie Maryland 1nss-
tue, 1856. Highest Premium awarded by tho
Franklin Institute 1855.
JAMES s. ERIE.
Srnf.nnla- 10 laEG --r2m2
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-19

u Andrew Deifenderier, Su bury.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
l Henry Haas, Upper Nah noy,'ss
= VIM. Ammeruau, Sham kin,
3 u. j. Montgomery, Lewis,
1 Wm. l.. Montgomery, "
5 Jacob Rc.tcr, n ,rthumberland,
Michael Arnold, Lower Augusta,
Philip rollmer Turhn',
6 Chas. Truckormlcr, Delawar',
9 jacob Crawford, Delaware.
10 y. Il. Leiubuch, 4"
II Michucl Bower, jackson,
u Peter Bohuer Coal,
- Henry Coahler Milton.
II Solomon Mar,z. Shamokin,
- John Stitzol, Delaware,
lG jonathan Rishel Chilisquaque.
II los Teger, Washngton,
Is John i. Snyder, Milton,
u George W. Eyance, "
20 VIM. Michael Lover Mahonoy,
u Samuc Rcedgr, Rush,
22 John Caldwell, Coal,
% ChaS. Bollurmal, Washington,
~ Jacob Fagcly, Lower Augusta,
- Simon llOupt Ierbe,
20 Alexander Porter, Sudbury
~ John G.. Fry,
- David Fagely, Ehamohin.
- Charles GUssIer. Lower Augusta.
20 Albin Hughes Rush.
81 Samuel Rothermcl, Little Mahono7,
a2 Jacob Yordy, Ierbe,
@3 George Helm. Washington,
81 John Best, Chilisquoque,
35 Jacob Stumm, Turbut
IS Daniel Wolf,
81 Daniel Fisher, Upper Augusta,
% Jos. Hoover, Shamokn,
80 Jonas Rcitz, Washington,
40 Samuel Beissel, ir.. Upper Mahonoy,
II Jacob fIeimc, Northumberland,
u BENJAMIN Hendricks, Sunbuyy,
80 John Taggart, Lewis,
II Able Gibbins, Point,
a. Geo. Christmen, Lewis,
4G Daniel Haas, Sunbury,
~ Daniel X eller, Shamokiu,
As Isaac Beidelspacb, Point.
PETIT JURORS.
Jacob Heller, Rush,
. Aaron Hickman, Lewis,
Wm. Pegsing Upper Augusta,
Benz. Caterman, Lower MGhonoy,
Peter BOTduer, Z"
Eli Keeler, Upper Augusta,
: John ohr. Milton,
8 David Clark, Point,
John Foy, Lower Augusta
10 Wilson Hertshiser, Delaware,
IL WIN Fngbon, Lower Mahouoy,
y VIM. Musselman, Sunbury,
l3 Geo. Weiser,
ii Samuel keeler Lower Augusta,
10 John Yeruel, Mt. Carmel,
lG George Rohrbuch, Sunbury.
II Samuel j. llouswert, Lower Augusta,
Is Robert Widen, Milton,
10 Henry Arnold, Lower Augusta,
20 Elias Brosous, Sudbury,
q John Ebiug, Jordan,
22 Geosgc Bucher, Sunburr,
% VIM. e. Follmer, Turbut,
81 Abraham Geist, Upper Mahonoy,
25 Berj Hoover, Upper Augusta,
% Christian Wensel, Jordan,
q Wm. Il. Grant, Sunbnry,
% Wm. llooeer,
30 d. n. McWiliams, Shamokin,
80 John Il. Heller, Chllisquuque,
81 Aaron Castor, Lewis,
| 32 Peter .. Campbell, Milton,
80 Charles Bacon, Upper Augusta,
| 81 Isaac Hertz, Milton,
! 81 Wm. Sampei Delaware,
SO Andrew kutz Chilisquaque.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-19
PHILIP HUFF, Adm r.

Dy order Of the Court. }
c. b. PUES 81, Clk. O. c.
Sunhury, Dec r, 1851. y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-19

P. S.-TO PENNSYLYANIASs.
The Pennsylvania Farm Journal hasheep
merged into the American AGricul,UTist, Nd
the Agriculturist is now peculiarly the paPc'
fofsponnsylva vania Farmers. ~
November T, 1857
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-19
Boh tic 0ia'neat and I'H2s sloaH lie used

IJb'H ttt tt"t''t't Etst i ms SHtNtt ES tStH
IN NcJUljO'riag cGSCS:
Dunious Iumlag, sore Legs Swrlcl Glands
Buns Mccurlul sore breasts sun Joints
Clappca Hands ltuatons Sore Heads r.rcrs
ChiilaiHs Piles sore InTynis NeurTra Sores
FistulGs Rheumatism s'Ir,s rf ..I Wounds Of all
GUut Sal Ehtuu kinds kinds
Skin Diseases Spu.ms S,r'ds
To CAUTION None are genuine unless the words
"lollowuy. New YORK and loujan,f agr d.sccribc MS
as vaerHar in every leaf ui tie book of directions
around c,ch pet "r box TIE fuue ray plainly seen BY
holding t. .cnt 20 the fgt \ handsome reward will
be g'yel ANY one rendering such Information as may
lgnd o. iic dat'tt1n Of any purity PARTIES cuurirleuC
The medicines oi vending tie saaC knowing them to bc
Spurious.
50 sold ct the Manufactures II Professor IIotLCvLY
go MrdcE oue, New York, and pa Strand l.nuluu by
ui respH'ah.e Druggists auA Dealers in Medicine through
nui the United states and the civilized world in boxes
Mt p ccuts .62l cents, aud $ each.
ts Iaere'sa con-iae:aJ!e saving rs taking the argcr
sizes.
disorder nGiEcd to ench boz
October Il, lsJ?.--lycu
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-19

The knife or cHustic mny remove cancer tum'r,
bnt the seeds OF the terrible eXctcsccnce remain in the
blood, aud il is soon reproduced in wosc form than
before. II 'lownys Ointment, On the cuuirary, NenC-
tltes into the curuli1n and pcryaje every infected
vescr, aHd III Is the disease rs destroying the corrosive
princlre tLal gencrltll and snl-am. il
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-19
LIST oE JURORS.

For Northumberland County, for {
January Term, A. d 1858.
GRAND JURORS.
l Samuel Beaver. Lewis.
Jacob Fry, Cblisquaque,
John NJ. Patton, NJ ilton,
Samuel Grant, Sbamokin,
Simeon Hepnor, Lower Mahonoy,
Joseph Hughes, Lewis,
Z John Nicely, Delaware,
Jacob Dewitt, Lower Augusta,
Fredk Haas, jr,, Coal
10 Jamas Newbury, Point,
IL Henry Weaver, Delaware,
IL Peter Shaiier,
l3 Jacob Mowry, Coal,
II Martin Risbel, Chilisquaque,
Is Matthias Bohner, Little Makonoy,
1G James Rothermel, Delaware,
II Joseph Eyert,
l3 Samuel Busbirk, Milton,
- John HoH, ShamOkiu,
20 Johu MutcLIer, ="
Il Wan. II. Cherinston, Coal,
% James Cathcard, Delaware,
:3 Samuel j. CObey, Turbut.
II Andrew Deifenlerrer, Su bury.
u,D kN-U,pCT 1J7DnDS
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-19
NO. 552.
Young Lady in Scrape--IIoops and High
Heels In Church. y :, 49,,

The Richmond Wing says: A few Sun.
days ago, modest young gentleman of our
acquaintance attended the morning service, in
one of fashionable churches. He was kindly
shown into luxuriantly cushioned pew, and
had hardly settled, and taken an observation
of his neighbors, before beautiful young
lady entered, and with graceful wave OF the
hand prevented our friend from rising 10 give
her place, quietly sunk into seat near the
end. When hymn was given ont, sho
skilfuly found the page, and with sweet
smile that set his heart humping, handed
her meghbor the book. The minister raised
his hands in prayer, and the fair girl kneli,
and in this posture perplexed her friend to
know which most to admire, her beauty or
her devoutness. Presently the prayer was
concluded and the congregation resumed
their seats. Our friend respectfully raised his
eyes from the fair form he had been SO earn
estly scanning, lest when she looked up, she
would detect him staring at her. After q
couple of seconds he darted furtivo glance
at his charmer, and was astonishcd 20 see her
still on her knees; he looked closely, and
saw that she was much affected, trembling in
violent agitation, no doubt from the eloquent
power of the preacher. Deeply sympnthizing
he watched her closely.
Her emotion became more violent; reach
ing her hand behind her, she would convul-
sively grasp her clothing, and strain, as it
were, to rend the brilliant fabric of her dress
The sight was exceedingly painful to behold,
but he still gazcd like one ertranced, with
wonder and astonishment. After minute
the lady raised her face heretofore concealed
in the cushion, and with her hand made an
unmistakeable beckon to our friend. He
quickly moved along the pew toward her, aud
inclined his car, as she evidently wished TO
say something.
'"Pleasc help me, sir" she whispered. "my
dress has caught, and | can't get up" A
brief examination revealed the cause of tho
difficulty. The fair girl wore fashionable high
hieh.heeled; kneolng on both knees; these
heels of course stuck out at right angles, and
in this this position the highest hoop OF tho
new tangled skirt caught over them, and thus
rendered it impossible for her TO raise herself
or straightcn her limbs. The more she strug-
glod, tho tgl lr was she bound; SO she waa
constrained to call for help. This was i'm.
mcdiately, if not scientifically rendered; and
when the next prayer was made, she merely
inclined herself upon the back Of the front
pew-thinking no doubt she was not in pray
tng costume.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-19
The Yankee Marksman.

The following took place during the neVo-'
lutionaYy War. Lord Percy's regiment was
about commencing to fire at the target on
Boston Common one day, when an awkward
looking country boy that had overgrown his
ioeko. ond troesors, ennie up. snow my poy, 4.
for trial of your skill said Lord Percy;
"imacne the mark to be a Yankee--and here
is n guinea for whoever hits his heart"
Jonathan drew near to the trial. When
the frs. soldier fired and missed he slapped
his hand on his thigh and laughed immode-
rately. When the second soldier fired and
missed Jonathan threw up his hat and laugh
cd again.
"Why do you laugh, fcllowl' said Lord
Percy, Grossly.
go think how safe tho Yankees are, you
must know" replied Jonathan.
"why, do you think you can shoot bet
teri"
81 don't know l could try"
"Givo him a gun, soldier, and you may RS
urn the fellows laugh" said Paicy, turning
TO one of his men.
Jonathan took the gun, and looked at every
rsrt of it carefully, said, at wont burst will
it! Fathers gun don't shine like this, but
| guess it is q rather better gun
"Whyl Why do you guess sOT asked
Percy. 80.
"Cause I know what thatll deu, and Two
some doubt about this 'erc," replied Jonathan.
"But look n here! You call that ere marx
n Yankee; and wont fire at Yankee. =.
"Wou, you may call it British regular, If
You leas," said Percy.
.WeI, regular it is then, Now for tree
dom as father says"
Jonathan raised his gun and fred.
"Thcre. guess that crc red coat mas got"
hole in itr cried he turning to the soldiers
"Why dou', you laugh at me now, as that
ere fellow said you mights'
"You awkward rascal, that was accident
Do YOU think you could hit the mark again
inquired Percy.
II don't know indeed; but can give it
trial"
"Give him another gun soldiers; and take
: care that the clown don't shoot you. shouio
not fear to stand before the mark myself.
r Il guess you'd better try it." :,
,Why, do you think you could hit me T. :,
III cont know indeed, but could try II.
"fre away. then"
Jonathan fred and hit the mark.
ala! ha ha how father would laugh te
! see me shooting at half gun-shot-"
"Why, you rascal you don't thiuk you
could hit the mark at twice the present dis
= = tsnce from youl" =.
IS ~ don't know. But I'm not afraid te
:, try" -, - ,,.o
u "Give him another gun, soldiers, and place
the mark further off"
u Jonathan fired again and hit as before.
&c "Therc, guevs that ere regular is as IN
d pirate that father says the judge bangs uI
/ iii he's dead, dead, dead-,hreO times dead
- aud that's one moro death than the scriptur
= - speaks on" :, ,...;,
:, the coin to him.
" "Is it good one y inquired Jonathan rnl
y ing il on the pavement ;,
"Good Yes. Now clear fway.
n 81 should like to stay and see them ieho"
he kill some moro Yankees" ;.
DO aBegone or / shall have 10 put you uno'
guard. Officer give him Pafs to Charls'o' sa
but never let him GENE among our ''oo'
again."
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-19
ANoruER SUPPOSED MURDER IN DUrcHEss

ANOTHER SUPPOSED MURDER IN DUTcHEss
CouSrY.-Scarccly week passes on the Hud'
son River, but we hear of some horrid murder
or of persons haviI e large sum of money
in their possion suddenly disappearing, an |
never heard Of Afterwards. A case OF the
latter kind, it is feared, has occurred in Dutch
ess county. Mosher B. Sherman, miller,
carving on an extensive business at Little
Falls. Dulchess county, has been missing
since Thurspay. On that day he in Pough'
kcepsic, aud received from Daniel IL. Turner
the sum of 1892 for rent. His son arrived
in Poughkecpsie yesterday, and stated thai
his father had not been home since he lae
been to that city, nor can any trace OF him p'
found. II is thought that as he was return
ING home, he was murdered, and then robbed
of his money. Mr.. S. was stout built man
about 55 years ofagc, aud had OH orowi
dress Goa, and black beaver hat. A rewar'
has been offerd by his friends, to any perso'
who can give any information as to his where
abouts, il liyiug, or for tho discovery OF HI
body il dead.-N. Y Tribune. 9Th.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-19
uonn,.,r Aocnrsr-A MAN SAWED IN

HoRRrBLE Aoo1pESr-A MAN SAWED IN
rwo.-Thc London &C.. wy Free Press, says
that on Wednesday of last week, a most
shocking accident occurred in a circular saw
mill at Wallsiugham Charts Harris, young
man lately married, had just been employed
that morning to work in the mill, and was
set to carry away the boarls as they dropcd
from the saw. He was. cautioned against
the danger OF letting board touch the saw
while in motion, but the unfortunate man
had taken away but few boards when the
end of one he had just taken up sawayeo
against the saw, and being repelled with VI
oence, caused the other end to force nIH
against the saw, then in full motion, ana, a
ouic6 as thought, he WaS cut an twa'n. I"'
same str, ck rst tie point Of The feft shoulder
passing directly through the heart, an on
uaaer the RIBS on the right side cf the doo9
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-19

.E8r The male .'pnicks" have had ''run'
crinolinc in the form Of parody. A lady
the Geneva Gazette, turns the tables with
ect:
Tell mo 20 winged winds,
That round my pathway roar,
Do We not kn-w some spot
Where bachelors come no more,
some lone and pleasant dell,
Where mustache 10 seen,
where long cared dan lies come,
Ourselves and fun betweeuf
There came rnurmur from the distant lee
low ssd tone which whispered, "No Stree"
Tell me, thou misty deep,
Whose pillows round me play,
Know'st thou not some favored spot,
Some Island far away,
Where weary girls may find
rost from soft dough faces,
And hear themselves called romsn,
Nor liken TO the gracess
Soon did the misty deep, its answer give,
BY murmurng, mot while brandy smsshes I've"
And thou, serenest moon,
What language dost thou utter,
While gazing ON the gentienan
Whose bed Is in the gutter,
Say hast thou in thy round
Gazed some favored spot,
Where hats knop not the reigm Of bricks,
And where cigars are noti
Behind n cloud the moon withdrew in woe,
But in italics answered-"No, no. no."
Tell me, my secret soul
Oh! tell me, Hope and Faith,
Is there resting place
From fops, beaux, and deathi
L. there no happy spot
Where wcmsnkind are blessed,
Where Man may never como,
And where the girls may rest'
Faith Truth and Hope-best boons TO mortals given
Waved Their bright wings aud whispered, "Yss,
HedreA."
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-19

nS-Pantsloons costing 500 pair are
among the Spring fashions announced for
gentleman in New York.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-19

nSrSrSrrMENrAL.--W find the follow,
ING touchsng lines, entitled "lhe hnigns 'na
Maiden" in one Of our exirme Western e''
changes;H vri.ita rL... "a .A.gH
ucanst thou love me, gentle srnnShr
> te'. Blusoing Ike rose she ticed,
4 al the Kniabt az once s1nsttsd, r..f
Th,t he 'srssher .hopsht - eotlf.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-19
MIS-. Cuuninghnm,s Probable Innocence.

AS Mr.. Cunningham has been acquitted,
the following evidence of DIR. Uhl, given on
Thursday last, is interesting as indicating the
probability Of her entire innocence OF the
crime of meditating or participating IN the
murder Of DR.. Burdcll
The Doctors impression appears to be that
the wounds weio inflicted 10y "A tall person,
having considerable amount OF anatomical
knowledge. The situations in which blood
was found-in the Doctors room, on the stair
way wall, on the hall floor, on the basement
hall floor, on the hinge side OF the basement
front door, and again on the door OF the
main entrancc-aPpeared to indicate that
the person who committed the deed had pas
sed out of the room, down stairs to the man
floor: then turned and pas ed down into the
basement hall, tried to find the knob OF the
front basement door, and failing, had return
ed and passed out tho main door into the
street DR.. Carnochan called for the defence,
agreed with Dr. Uhl in all that pertaned to
the manner in which the deed was DONE
His theory was the same.
One overhanging mystery around the mys
teriols case has been disspated 10y the evi
dence of chemist who resides at 20 Bono
street. who had for some time been making
cxperiments. in which he had used scraps o
woolen cloth and leather, aud all OF whicl
he had, on this particular night, collected to
gether and placed in stove in his laboratory
This accounts for tho ''strange, peculiar odor
that polluted the air of Bond street on tn
night Of the 3lst of January.
DIR. Catlin's testimony is Of great mors
weight in reference TO the question whethe
Mrs. Cunningham herself could have pcrpc
tratcd the act. All tho medical gentleme
g g examined agree on the point that some
9 tho wounds inflicted required great exertio
9 of physical fcrce. This gentleman has bee
3 Mrs. Cunnipgbam's family physician for
!, long time, and proves that for the last w
= or three years she has been affected wit
!, rheumatism 10 such degree as to weako
Il very much the joints Of her arms and hand
!, more particularly tho right.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-19

rEstmwberIies have slredy maae their
appearance in Now York. ba
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-19

A DurcnMAS's DESCRIPTION OF kAISY
Nrenr.--"vell, last Friday night wash do
worst as never wash. thrught TO go down
de hill TO mine house, but no sooner did
walk. den do faster stand still, for de tark-
ness vast so tick dat could not stir il init
mine poots-- and de rain, dunder and bIixcn
in more dan tree minutes mine skin vas vet
troo TO mine cloz. But after Won little vile II
stopt quitten to rain somo thiug--so kept
feeien mincself all dc way long, and ven
comes to mine house to walk in, vat you tlnk
---nips Got it pelong to somebody else r
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-19

How DOES THE PRINTER LIvEi-An an
swer to the puzzling question, show does the tho
printer iivcf' 1t admits of being read 1900
ways;
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dcvielpsple we'd
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hcdcpshihspedeh
ThedshiMihsdehT
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cdevil p Ia bplvede
devielpsp lei we'd
evilbsI plshlive
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-19
WILLARD,s HOTEL.

TFoRMERLY HILLsDALE HoUsh.J
yINHE Subscriber having leased those premises oi hU
Der of years. has thoroughly rehtted ana turhi,nf W
House ,ns King Il equal 10 any Hotel in South"i eh!n o
for comfort and convenience to the travelling PuOe.
Hotel is pleasantly located and the most cea1 pan o
the village H. W. "ihi'hD' h.a
Hillsdaie, Feb. 16 1857. o3s
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-19

isA.f .fsr The male .loicks" have had a ''run'
on crinoline in the form Of parody. A lady
in the Geneva Gazette, turns the tables with
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-19
uILLsDALE EXCHANGE.

D.os,rr THE PASSENGER HOUSE, CONNECTED wITH PLANi
wGLK IND FREE OMNIBUS, WHICH GUESTS ARE lNNlILp
good Livery and Conveyance to any par oil 'i'o 'ou
- g. on reason yble terms.
Cash paiT for Coarse Grain and Provisions.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-19

lrAoy MADE CI,OTHING--Ail Of our own manufacture
* h,eh will be sold II the County store az low you
:. sbnv eastern work elsewhere. sf J.b. hAbDf'
Utflsdsl>L yun>. 1850.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-19
MERRICK & CHAPLIN,

So'N0 ~ HILISDALE, MICH.
Tho suhscriers haing purchased this House. and uc|iT
cited furnished t for comfort and convenience OF w
hhe Puo,,.; ~ ,; 49, 49, T.. n. suATrUcK.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-19

Having rebuilt and replenished, We present our paro
aud friends with the above Card hoping we may better ee
the recepton of guests and increase our business
close attention Returning thanks for past patronage
we iI.nl, lmsae Nv 49, . Is57 W. o. nOEG.