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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03
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Mr.. EDITOR:
l observe in the papers the names Of O
number Of persons MS candidates for the
office Of Prothonotary. l have nothing to
say against either, and some Of them, | have
no doubt, would in time make good officers
My purpose is to recommend james Beard
the present incumbent. whom We all know
has given universal satisfaction during the
past six years he has been in Office. Mr
Beard has all the necessary experiences
speaks English and German. and is always
obliging and attentive, and will, therefore
receive the support of many, without distnc
ton OF party AUGUSTA.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03

politics Of our county know how often he has
opposed regular Democratic nominees. But
now when great stagGation TO business has
taken place, and tho times are hard and
pressing money becoming scarce day by
day. and executions one after another are
placed in the hands Of the Sheriff, we end
Mr.. Reader working with US, seeking this
nomination, and urging his claims perhaps
for no other reason than the desire Of procu-
ring few paltry dollars earned by the sweat
Of the laboring mans brow, whose property
Is sold for debt. But 10 order that you
may see Mr.. Readers inconsistency as o
Democrat, note the names Of few whom
he violently opposed after they were fairly
nominated by the Democratic party:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03

An advertiser in the Philadelphia North Ame-
r'can, says man can live hundred years by
using his old Wheat Whiskey "as beverage
Wonder if he's trying the experiment hImselfi-
Reading Gazette.
ca The whiskey referred to we presume
possesses a good deal of the spirit OF "pre.
mature old age" and individuals using it as q
beverage, would, no doubt grow old, rapidly
under its influence.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03

- Bright l. Son have just received nno.
ther supply of new goods, and now offer to
close out their summer stock ut greatly re.
edlced prices. Judging from the quantity Of
goods they are constantly receiving, their
business must be increasing in a rapid ratio
But small profits aud quick sales" will draw
the patronage Of tho public.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03
Volunteer Candidate for Assembly.

TO the Voters IF Northumberland County.
A = the solicitation of many friends from diff.
A ferept parts of the County, tho undersis ned
has consened to become an Independent Cam
didate for ASSEMBLY at the ensuing election.
Should he be. elected, no effort shall be spared
upon his pdrt to perform the duties Of the office
with fidelity, promptness and impartiality.
DC. WATSON.
October 3,'.s57.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03
FlSIIERMEN's MEETING.

A Public Meeting of tho Fishernen of tho
"A Susqushnnna River and all others friendly
to the cause will be held at the public house Of
George Keen, Shamokin Dam, Sn, der county.
on Saturday the Sd day of October. 1857. TO
take into consid rration the best means Of secur-
ing an open passage for the fish which used to
annually visit our river, bat have been closed out
Ivy the Improvements Of the State.
Distinguished speakers will DO present 10 ad.
dress tho people.
By order Of the Fishermen Committee.
Georg Lyon, Sunbury. &. Fisher. Shsmokiu ID
Som1 Ms0tz, VIM. Keller.
L.R. Hummel, Selinsgr'e Danl Gau.ler,
William GauRler, "
September &c, lSa7.-2t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03

Ca NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILRoAp.-Tke
pressure in the money market and suspension
Of the Banks, has compelled the company
to suspend operations temporarily, except
wher the contractors..choose to 60 on until
the company can resume their payments. A
number of the contractors have suspended
their work while others have concluded to 60
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SuSDrRr, Sept. Is, 1857.

MR. EDITOH.
For various reasons ! have deemed II
proper to decline being a candidate for County
Treasurer, leaving the contest for the Office
entirely between Major Helm and Jesse NJ.
Simpson. To those who know Major Helm,
We need not say that from his well known
character AID business habits, there can be
no doubt as to his making an excellent
Treasurer. and that there will be no difficulty
in the settlement OF his accounts ut the end
Of his term. PETER IllLEMAN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03

OXYGENATED BITTkRS.


An opinion having been asked for me in
consequence Of the formula for preparing
Orygenated Bitters being known to me / sx-
press the following in form:
The composition Of these Bitters includes
those medicinal substances which experienced
physicians have long resorted to for special
action on the system when deranged by Fevers
Dyspepsia Agues. and General Debility re-
sulting from exposure Of climate influence.
These are rendered permanent and active
in this preparation as q consequence IF the
scientific manner in rhich they are COM
bined.
1t was O well founded inference that the
preparation used in larger or small doses,
wonld prove q valuable General Medicine
which experience has demonstrated.
in this medicine no metallic salts can be
found by the most delicate chemical trials.
Respectfully, A. A. HAYS N. ID.
Assdyer TO the State Of Mass.
No Pine Street, Boston 10th Dec, 1852.
Seth w. Fowle & Co., 1873 Washington
Street, Propretors. Sold by their agents
every where.
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SAMUEL II. ORWyC.

ATToR EY AT LAW.
CGfce on South Second, near Market Street,
LEWIS BURG, PA.
Practices in the Counties Of Union, Nor,hum
berland and Montour.
All PuorSssioHAL BusIxE.s entrusted /,
his care will receive prompt and faithful atteu.
tion.
October 3, lsT.-ly
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

George Baldwin, In the Court of Common
vs.. Pleas Of Northumber-
zimmerman. Zuern & land county.
Weizsl. No. AZ, Aug. r. 1857
(EI. Doc)
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the
said Court to report the facts, and make distri-
button of the fund arising from the sale Of per-
sonal property Of the above named Ammerman n
& Weitzel, [defendants to and among the par.
ties entitled to the same, will attend TO the duts.
Of his appointment at his Office in Sunbury on
Tuesday the goth day of Oetober, 1857, at Q
o'clock in the forenoon.
H.. J. WOLVERTON, Auditor,
Sudbury, September &c, 1657.-It
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03
For the Sunbury American


Mr.. EDIToR:-I observe in the papers the
names Of a number Of persons rs candidates
for the Office Of County Treasure. Permit
me to recommend DASIEL IIEIx, OF Upper
Mahonoy, TO the voters Of Northumberland
county as a sui,abbe person for that Office.
Major Helm is man in every respect quail
fed for that Office and wonld undoubtedly
give general satisfaction il elected.
JACKSON.
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BROOK Err & M "A r 8 n,
uCtIOneers
AND COMMISSION MERcHAN1

AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
POI, North Third Sfreer, l door beiop ZINE.
PHILADELPHIA.
GALES Of Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods Guns Hard
- ware, Watches, Fancy Goods, &c., EVERY EVE-
MING.
" Country SoIskoepers ana Others viii always hnd as
our Evening rIrs large and desirable assortment OF ths
above goods, tn he sold IN lots TO suii buyers
*#*Goods packed on the premises for Country Trade
Sept. 70, ls57.-C. 3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03

CoFrEE.-The sleeplessnsss produced by
coffee is not one Of an unpleasant character.
1t is simply a painless vigilance; but ifnoftsn
repeated, it may be exceedingly prejudicial.
Brillatde Savarin illustrates the power OF
coffee by remarking that a man may live many
years who takes two bottles of wine daily |;
but the same quantity Of coffee would soon
make him imbeciie. or drive him into . CON
sumption. Traits.
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sUNBURY. PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertiser efnents.
REGIMENTAL ORDERS NO. 8
RKerxrsrAL HrAn QuArrrus, Z

kEeIMESTAL HEAD QuARTEus,
snnbury, Sept. 20, 1887.
T>HE lst Battalion Of lst brigade, sth Divis.
ion. Commanded by Major 6. II. Peal; com.
posed Of the "shamokin Guards" Capt Miller
"Nationsl Guards" of Shsmokin, Capt. 8. NJ.
kase jackson Infantry" Capt. I.s,shs. will
parade for review at TREvORTON, the 9th Of
OCTOBER. 1857. The line will form preci.ex
at 10 o'clock in Shamokin street, the right resting
East Of II. r, Viewers Hotel
BY Command.
WIN. X. MARTZ, Colonel.
JOHN BARNHART, Adju,ant.
Oct. 3, 1857.
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Miss A. NJ. TONER,
Successor to Mrs. N. Hill

Fashionable Straw and Fancy Milliner.
No. 463 (old No. 32l) North Second Street, he.
low Noble, opposite Red Lion Hotel, Philad'a
If Pattern Bonnets made to ordrr Mill
merry in all its various branches. A call respect.
fully solicited,
October 3, 'S57.-3wr3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03

Are your Longs Diseased and would you be
cured, do not allow yourself TO bt experiment
ted upon but try remedy that has prorv d
itself worthy Of your confidence. We refer
to DR.. 1Yistdr's Baisam Of HTid. Cherry.
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81 We are requested to say that General
d. G. Watson, Of Delaware township, will
be an independent candidate for the Legisla-
ture.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03
Gelegrapbit Wus,
lFpr the Sunbury Amstiesnl

tFpr the Sunbury AnstiesnJ
Muxcr, Sept. 29, lS57.-A fire broke out
in this place last night about 10 o'clock which
destroyed three dwelling houses and most Of
their coptents
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03
LANDRETHs'
" AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

Nos. 2l and % South Sirh Street, near tho
State House, Philadelphia.
Ten floors Of this spacious building erected expressly.
for the Prupreors trade stored with Serds aud i'm
plenents of mtei est 10 Farmers and GarteI.eJs
SIXTY YEARS ESTABI.IsHRD.
The subscribers desire to call tho attention Of every Ops
interested Farming Gardening TO their well select
ed stock OF Agricultural indictments aud Machinery
Great variety Il horticultural Tools warranted Garden
aud Flower Seeds Grass md Ried Seeds the mp re-.
hshle quality
The Agricultural Implements soA by US are mostly
manufactured at our steam. Works, Bristol, ia.
Having fitted up this establishment without regard To
expense with the most complete machinery for the mae
uacure Of various kinds Of Agricultural Implements, W..
now prepared 10 sappy a'arsles in this line fully
equal MOI snPeIior to any thing Df the Kind before
of.TeL to the pubic.
LANORErlis' WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS
Have baen before tia public for upwards of sixty years.
their widespread popularity and the constantly
ing demand romy To year. the best evidence OF their
superiority all others
II Country merchants con bs supplied with seeds in
papers, on bulk, on tfs lnost liberal terms
Bonmslale Bristol. Pa, Garden Sesl grounds
contains three hundred aud eeveny and 10 the ar-
gest establishment OF ils kind IN the world
d. LASURETH a SON
Nos. u ana - south sisA Stree, Phfadehphia
sertrmbef IS isj7.-r3m'
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More Banks ! brown Out.
Ngw YORK, Sept. &c.

An extra from Nicholas Bank Note Re-
porter, issued this afternoon, announces that
the notes Of tho following Banks we're thrown
out by the brokers, to-day ! Dairyman's Bank
Newport, n. Y; Agricultural Bank, Herki-
mer, n. Y; uopkinton Bank, Westerly, Il.
l.; U U1ion Bank, Frenchtowu, n. j.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03
NJ A r r | A G E S

On Thursday, the cath ult., by the Rev. T.
Tanyhill, Mr.. JOHS ASHLAND, of Sunbury, to
Miss SARAu JANE BIsHor, Of Northumber-
land.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03

And shall we by our votes sanction such
Democracy trust not. Let US then repair
to the polls on the second Tuesday of Octo-
Der, take our stand, and discharge our duty
as Democrats BY opposing one whose acts
are not for the good Of the party at large, but
self alone. Rest assured that in his own and
neighborng townships he will be strongly
opposed by some Of the leading Democracy.
| DELAW ARE.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03

IY-SI 900 fWARD will be paid for any Medicine
that will excel PRATT D UTCHER'S MAGIC OIL
for the following dseases:-Rheumatirn, Neuralgia,
Spinal Affection, Contracted Joints, Chlic Puina Pnins
in the Side Back Headabhe, Tntharhe, SpsIns, Se
Throat Cuts, Brus-s, Burns and all uf the ska
Muscles and the Glands Nunr genuine without the sig
nature uf PhATr h BrIcnKR attached IA each Label
Principal Office, 20e Washington street, Brooklyn, New
York. Shld Ly
Albert W. Fishe', Druggist, Market street, sunbury.
a. This is to certify, that have made
hut one application Of the Magic Oil on my
fingers, which have been drawn from contrsc-
tion Of the cords, brought on by rheumatism.
1t was OF seventeen months standing, and !
now entirely cured. l cheerfully recommend
it to all afflicted likewise.
j. NJ. .FINBROOK,
Harrisburg, - Locust street.
July Is, lS51.-Iy.
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ID Z A Il III S

In this place, on Sunday, the 9th ult..
JOHN, youngest son Of the late Rev. Il. A.
Fisher.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03

When Du EALI's GALvAsIc On was first
introduced into the market, it never was
though, otbeing applied by the proprietor to
Lung Diseases, but its bring applicable to
almost every other disease, the afflicted have
used this preparation in Consumption, and,
although it has never cured purely consumP-
tive patient, yet it has saved many who
have been prone to the disease from MI early
grave.
AGENTS ron Du yALL's GALvAsIc On-Friiing Il
Grant, A. w. Fisher, w. weimer, L. Weak, II ID.
MaIs Berg strrsstN 4 Hull.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03

To ApvRRrbERs.- The circulation Of the sunbury
American among the different towns on the susquehanns
'not exceeded fequaed by any paper published in North
ern Psnnsyivsn,a.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-17

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
In

The great Central Route, connecting the Al lantie
cities with the Western. Northwestern, aud south
-ss,.rn States bya Railway direct. TEis
road also connects at pitsbHrxh with daily line OF
steamers 10 ali psris the Western Rivers, and at
onI me Noythw esteYn LAKES: making the most di-
rect, ekesysst and reliable rsats by which Freight
can bs for wsriod to and from tho Great West.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
R,,ats Shocs HatsA
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A DELIoArE CAsB.--A very deli
cate case occurred in Petersburg, Va.
in the latter part OF last week, which
points iorcibly the maxim "judge not
from appearances.
A servant girl found an infant on
the steps OF her masters premises.
with piece OF paper attached to Its
envelope" on which was written
spare my shame" The took it mp
to her mistress and upon piece OF
linen was discovered in indelible ink,
the name Of highly respectable lady
and friend in the vicinity. The child
vas properly cared for duringth night
and in the morning, the lady advised
by her husband, called on the person
whose name appeared on the linen,
finding her in bed, complaining OF be-
ing very i'll. Upon this, suspicion as
sumed the form Of conviction, and DC
ing very impulsivc, broached the sub
Ject IN few moments after entering
the chamber. The sick lady appeared
surprised, and asked her friend for On
explanation, when the marked linen
was produced. Instead OF taintin@,
as the lady friend had expected, the
sick lady assumed smile, seeing the
basis Of the error, and informed her
that several weeks ago she had EN-
ployed Q young seamstress, aud in
dismissing her, had presented her witt
several pieces other old linen. Tho
young seamstress was found, and ac
knowlsdged all, with but brief an,
uningenious resistance. Her chile
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ALARNIEG @. =.

A letter from Paris states that
congress OF ladies assembled in that
capital, whose object was to devise
measures for putting an end to the ex-
pansion ofths petticoat. A resolution
was adopted which, though professel-
ly yaimed at hoops, must have been in
tended to preserve them as well as to
increase their dimensions. 1t was re-
solved to expand them to SO great an
extent that their very absurdity would
compel their Abandonment. But the
absurd point has been reached here a
long while, and the ladies have mani
tested no disposition to give up their
hoops. The dimensions fixed upon by
the Paris Congress as exceeding the
bounds OF endurance for hooped petit
coats is fifteen feet in circumference,
requiring thirty five yards of material
for dress. The members ofthe Grin
olime Congress had resolved to make
their appearance in skirts OF such
fearful dimensions, and OF course our
ladies' will Immediately follow suit. =
Fifteen feet circumference will give a
skirt of five feet in diameter, which
will be increased a foot more by Aoun
ces. As there are very few OF our
churches that have aisies five feet
wide, ladies will not be able to wear
there enlarged skirts in church, aud a
gentleman will find it impossible to
indulge in the pleasure OF walking
down Broadway with lady leaning
on each arm The Hoop Congress
must have been in the interest OF the
manufactures Of Lyons and the millin-
ers, and, under the pretext Of dimin
ishing an evil, they have taken meas
ures to increase it.--Ne,o York
Timer Hs "a s
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A MARRIAGE IN THE CARS In the
cars, between Bangor and Portland,
an incident occurred on Saturday
morning, alittle out ofthe usual course.
Soon after the train left Bangor the
conductor, Mr.. Pittman, who had pro
yided himself with clergyman, stood
up in one fthe cars, and, inthe pres
ence Of the passengers, and while the
train was at its usual speed, was duly
married to a lady by the name Of Ful.
Ter. Oar eastern friends are evident
ly a ''last" people.-Boston E4y.
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Meoifiae.
R1CKHILL & sELLERs,


Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye S.uffs
Psrfunery, Fancy and Toi,st Articles, =
NJ + goracr Harrison and second SIS, sDaFsES
port, Iowa. EH5
M q IU Ii ru5 = store.
X.vB ~oaid respectfully iUforn tho citizen. ef
w Davenport and rs vicinity that We have luA
opened At the y, z, corner Harrison and Sec Esd
sis., the most com piste stock pf DRUGS ever be
fore ohsrsd n taa North %sst nd sTtst iisaI
strict attention 10 business saa iastEs % please.
10 M Fit sbsrerf pebae patronage.
Our stock consists In part of Drugs, ca
eats, Paints, Hye sfuffs. EeTtumery
and Fancy Articles. Ill ths popular Pat
cot Hei'ciies oi tsa asy constantly on hand. Ply
ieans' Prescriptions ana Family Nedien q careful
ly compounded. Having connections 10 the East,
warranted III Offering our stock at prices as
Tow as any hoHsa in tae city Pa ysicaHs gnd eoan.
lry merchants are particularly ihyated 10 examine
~ orE.
d.. II. MARsEGIs, regular graduate OF tl.e
PltiaGeiphia Cslegss Ol 4e14ctle anu surgery and
fotmeriy rssdenI ply sei4ntq the Pbilaselpf Hos
psal, can be ouHA, wheu rot professionally engsZ
cd, al par store. Egs3sHee, Harrison st., bet~eea
81 and Sd. 4. IL 5.
Dc.si-dlf.s sSm
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kV SANDERS & BROTHER.

was returned, and be it to the good
name Of those first cognizant OF the
secret, she was furnished with 500,
with which she left the city for Alex
andria.
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.ruE DAILY GAZETTE,

eW AbAeNSAAs - s~
There was in the neighborhood Of
Roanoke a carpenter named Wyatt
Ealdwell, who, through industry and
brudence, had acquired q good proper
He was tolerably we'll educated
nd highly respected BY all who knew
(im; 90 much was he thoug Of by bis
Ieighbors that he represented them
n some time in the State Legislature.
n this man Randolph b al the highest
op6dsnce. On going to Europe he
gas accustomed to leave Mr.. Caldwell
charge of his whole estate. On
bDe occasion he published an adver,
isement to that effect, in which he
aid that Mr.. Caldwell was one OF the
ay honest men he had ever met
Yet this gentleman declared, after the
sath Of Randolph, that notwithstand-
ing their long intercourse, and their
transaction OF business to the amount
[of many thousand dollars, Randolph
HAD never asked him to dinner! And
Eyet he was considered one Of the most
|Lospitable men in the Old Dominion.
4 All who have read the life Of this
|great man will remember the ilnpor-
|tance he attached TO correct pronun-
ciation. His.biographer, Mr., Garland,
records the fact OF his correcting DR..
Parish twice in his manner oil pro
nouncing words; while the doctor was
reading him short article the day be-
lore be death, and when the doctor
hesitated about adopting Mr. Ran
dolph's mode ofpronunciation, the dy-
ing man exclaimed, in his usual i'm
patient, absolute manner:--"rass ON,
sir, there can be no doubt OF it. =
This had seemed to me to have been
slightly colored by the biosrapher;
but the accompanying incident con-
yincsd me that it was but the ruling
passion strong in death.
When Tazewell was at the zenith OF
bis fame on one occasion he made a
speech at the bar, surpassing even
himself in eloquence. On finishing,
Randolph approached and complained
bitterly, with an oath, that it was tatel
that nothing human should be perfect.
1azewell, who was receiving impas-
stoned congratulations from his friends
asked Randolph what hemeant. Ills
questioner, withall his usual acerbity,
demanded: Why did you not say
hor izon, instead Of hor izon2 Were
il not ior that d--d barbarism there
would have been one perfect human
production Cor. Boston 2fauel
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Stores, stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES,

AND THE ANSWER Is STOVES!
4 B1HOUGH we cannot keep on hand setss 2bss
"A or 1904 Stoves, Of neishbors, The rea-
are, sell 30 cheap and good article oi
Stoves thxt IL becomes difeuit TO supply tie de-
maxd but new supply OF freight ears have arrive
and been placed ON ourroad. and have pieIes.
arraD gemeBts as to be able now to supply tho
dema n de- OF all, be the same MORE OR LESs.
SO after looking around among all the ssOEE
HoRsk- stove shops In this city, TO no purpose,
come 10 r8sz Er r
Twitehell Giuett's,
The only Stove EAposium IN the west, and buy T.
Store as is Stsos. In our prices, for eheapneSst
defy all competition article warranted
ind II not satisfactory, refund the money. Aasng
our assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood Or Coal; the Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
All kinds OF Pariar, ofiee aud Heating Stoves
Tin and Copper Ware hand At all times. Root
ing. Jobbing, DC, done to order. g .f-H
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4 Sure Remedy ior Piles.
! 8t-AAEE'iiAA = "A Z U.s.
No Stain Left.
New Meat shop.
Gne Choicest Fresa Meats amt af Il


1IoORE S LEATHER lsr ppsued AeSL
INl Shop on Brady street = EOnftL. ana tliiE :
ae4f sils, .tsre tii@s iitgri u land mi
1nlet oG llIs 1hoosst b. sdse The Day
snIort public. Tie patronage .. s4l i rsspet tig
ly soErites not oniy will our AsFs he good. b..
prices low. There's going down I.gn i0r Eesi
Mutton, Pork, ETC. wheu yVa eau ply fa
tte best at MOORE : LEhrHEES.
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e Garbs.
lsntists.

~zn0 3. D. MYERS, DKNfIsT,
az HAS removed his OAes 70 second
u1IYlYY Ct. between Brady and Perry, .
few doors east Of Smiths Store.
He hopes that the last three years constant practice
In this city such satisfaction o. will Induce
those wishing the services Of Dentist 10 seek bis
new location.
As to his work any smount Of references can be
given IL desired. sept2 sc dwu