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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-02
Washington Affairs.

WASHINGTON, April y.
The Administration is now taking o rest
in the matter of appointments and owing
to the accumulation of the current business
of the Departments. Cabinet meetings are
not so frequent as heretofore.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-02
REAL AND FALSE MERIT

REAL AND FALSE MERlT.-
False honor, like comet, blazes broad,
But blazes for extinction. Real merit
Shines like the eternal sun, TO shine
forever.
But merit, would it hold its own, must nos
60 shabby Nor need it while sueh sPtenulu
garments are made aud sold at the % brown
Stone Clothing Hall OF Rockbill d Wilson,
Nos, GOs aud Cos (asw style) Chestnut street
above sixth.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-02

g" PHILADELPHIA & SUNGuRY RAILROAD
A new President and Board Of directors has
seen by the following from the Ledger:
"At the annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Philadelphia and Sunbury Railroad
Company yesterday, at their Office in Car
penter's Court, the following gentlemen were
duly elected officers for the ensuing year -
President, james S. Biddle; Directors, John
Farnum, VIM. r. Leejee, A. +. Borie, A. NJ
Eastwick, Z. S. Boxer, Joseph Harrison, jr. /;
Secretary and Treasurer, Rodney Fisher.
he tonnage of the past year was about
than O tons, Of which 10000 was other
tons OF co'"Ip to the present time 81 ,G65
9,0O0 last year sheen sent forward against
mated that the coal -qms time. 1t is esti-
year 0r' 2a-''"' of the nresent
=" 20 tons.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-02
DE A T H 8 /.

In Scranton Pa, on the l7th inst, of Sca,-
let fever, WALTER, an interesting little
son OF DIR. q. w. & Amanda Masser, of that
place, aged about years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-02
California alelos.
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY
Az NEW ORLEANS.
VIVID n 4Nps
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

AT NEW ORLEANS.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Nearly tpo Million in Gold on the pay 10 N.
fOrk-Nercs from Micaragua--Lo LocGridse's
retreat confrmed-Lis mon returning home
death Of Gen. Walkers brother.
New ORLEANS, April q.
The steamer Empire City, with California
dutes to the 5th instant, is in the river com.
Ing up. 49,. -.. .---.
The steamer Illinois left Aspinwall for
New York with nearly million and half
in gold. -. -.-.----
Senator Foote has returned to the Demo-
cratic party. 10 Al'll
The Pacific Express Company has failed.
business at California was dull, but Chi
nese products were advancing in price. 7s
The Empire City has on board one hun
dred men belonging to Lockridge'ss company
and seventy others, including General Wheat
aud Hornsby, ure on board the Illinois,
bound to New York. The rest remain at
Aspinwall. .... ...-.. ... .,.r--g
The retrat at Lockridge's is coufrmed.--
Iho Costa Rlcans have taken possession Of
Puenta Arenas, and have also captured the
the steamer Rescue, with large amount Of
ammunition and six pieces of artillery. lf ~s,
Lockrdges men we're taken to Aspinwal
by the British vessels at San Juan. s.-
The Steamer J.-L. Stephens, at Aspinwall
brought no further intelligence from General
Walker. Private dispatches, however, re-
ceiyed at Aspinwall, represent his position at
Rivas as being impregnabe He also has
plenty Of provisions, aud will probably be able
to hold oat for months. ,rr
The transit is open to the Pacific. a,
Private dispatches received at Aspnwall
also confirm the reported battle by the last
steamer, and state that another attack was
expected on the 26th instant. ... -.''t.
Gen. Walkers brother died on board the
Empire City yesterday. . ....I aH
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-02
Business Notices.

NRw MILLINERY AND Fancy STORE See the adver-
tisement of Miss Sarah Martz, who has opened a new
store in this plnce. .... .....
MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE-See the advertisement of
heirs Of Isaac Vincent.
NEW DRues-see advertisement of a. w Fisher Of
this place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-02

One hundred and ninety millions of dollars
in bank notes are in circulation in this coun-
try.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-02
sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT
New Advertisements.
New Drugs, Paints, sc

a new supply Of Drugs, Paints, Oils,
IA Fluid, &c, just received and for sale by
A. w. FISHER.
Sunbury, Nay ., 1851
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GY.Il w JNLILjJI3YEl.cSJ Z
STORE
MISS LOUISA SHISSLER, respectfully in
Iva forms the citizens Of Trovorton and sur
rounding county, that she has opened new
store of Millinery and Fancy Goods, at Trevor
ton in Shamokin street, nearly opposite Knouse's
Tavern, where all kinds of Bonnets and fsucy
Goods can be had at the lowest, terms.
Dress making also attended to ia the beet
manner and latest style.
April rs, lS57.-tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-02
4 rom Darrisburg.
Correspondence of Phila. Public Ledger.l
Letter FROM HARRISBURG.
HhRRIsBuga, April 25th, 1857.

Sale Of the Main Lme-!Sunbury and Erie
Project
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-02

To ADVERTISERS The circulation Of the sunbury
American among the different towns on the susquehanua
l'no exceeded fequaed by any paper published North
ern Penisylvania. ....
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-21

+. Granger Adams, in his Chicago Bank
Note Reporter, hits the East and the East
ern Press, which croaked all summer over
the prospective ruin Of the West, well
merited slick back' in tina relation Of q
business transaction and the comments ap-
pended
s"rhe last fifteen days have been decidedly
lively in the way OF failures among Banks
and Brokers. On the Gath ult., the Ohio
Life and Trust Co. Suspended in New York,
and at once crushed out all confidence in
Wall street securities and credits. On the
25th, my correspondent in New York, John
Thompson. telegraphed me that he had sus-
pended-that he could not protect my drafts
on him-that he owed me seventy thousand
dollars, and that he thought would be
forced to stop. On this short notice, lmade
statement of nv affairs to the Cashier of
one Of the largest banks in Chicago, show
ing him that had the entire ability to lose
$4,000, and still be good. Upon looking
over my securities, he offered, if necessary,
to advance enough to enable me to pay all
my liabilities at sight. The leading Bankers
Of the city offered aid if | needed it, and
the ma ority Of my best deposters, instead
of rushing after their money, called, asked
me if was going on, and when | said
should, offered me their aid il it was neces-
sary. have not nvaled my self Of single
offer of assistance, because it was not need
ed and, for the honor of Chicago, state
that but one Chicago concern doing business
with me acted dirtily.
"Money, of course, in times like these,
cannot be had. Exchange on New York is
about exhausted. Some dealers remit for
and occasionally dole out a little
to customers. Others pass the collections
to the credit Of their correspondents, and
remit as fast as they can get Exchange.
During all the smashing in the East, the
North West has been steadily strengthening
iteelf, and is believedto be safe. Possibly
there may be failures in the North West; but
Chicago, which the Eastern croakers said
would explode on the first money pinch, has
lived long enough to see these croakers dead,
and stands, so far, without failure.
Rates for Exchange and Gold nominal
when RENTED for, are charged
II to . per cent. As soon as it can be
learned what Eastern men arc good, business
in Chicago will soon settle into its usual fast
safe gate"
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TcIcgrnphtc News.

New YORK, Sept. l7.-Some of the pas
sengers Of the Empire City reached this city
last night via Baltimore. They report that
the Central America has 525 passengers and
ST. 100000 in specie. She left Havana one
hour before the Empire City, and in the
course Of the day was out of sight. The
impression here is that she has put into the
Bahamas IN distress, she having encounter
cd the full force Of the terrible storm Of last
week, and perhaps broke her engine. Much
anxiety is felt about her.
We have details OF the Havana news Of the
10th. The brig Black squall picked up n
boat on the Great Bahama banks, containing
three men, who stated that they belonged to
the crew, the sole survivors Of the brig AL.
bon Cooper, Of Portland, which was wreck
ed. One Of them afterwards stated that the
captain, mate and one seaman were murder
ed by the other two, and the vessel burnt
They were all in prison at Havana.
Two slayers had been run ashore and burnt
between Cardenas and Matanzas. Three
cargoes of slaves had been taken within n
week.
CHARLESTON, Sept. l1.-Steamship Thomas
Swan from New York, reports spoke on 18th,
about Is miles north of Cape Hatteras, Nor
WegthH Dafuue Etpyst, winch Hau On Doasu
40 passengers Of steamship Central Ameri-
lea.
PORTLAND, Sept. lT.-Returns from 2S4
towns give Morrill, for Governor As GA votes
and Smith 34,Gl6; making the Republican
mai. II ,o2s. The Republican majority will
be about $4,000.
NORFOLK, Sept. lS.-The Central America
foundered on Saturday. Fifty passengers
Were rescued by the Eioise, including % fs-
males, and have arrived in Hampton Roads.
The officers were all lost except James Fra
ger, the second officer. Chief Engineer Ash
ley took boat aud deserted the ship. Two
millions in specie are lost
Copy of q dispatch to NJ. O. Roberts
NonroLK, Sept. is.--The Central America
foundered at sea on Saturday evening last,
at O'Clock; SO passengers were rescued
from the wreck by d Norwegian barque and
brought into Hampton Roads.
Twenty-six females were taken from the
ship by brig previously. The officers we're
all lost except Mr.. Frazer, Chief Engineer,
who took boat and deserted the ship.
start for New York with the surviving pas
sengers. j. MCGOWAN,
Com. Steamship Empire CITY.
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Nancy NniIcrs.

Quite relief was experienced yesterday
at the more confident tone which prevailed
in the mercantile community in reference to
the money troubles which are now pressing
Us so heavily. Without any actual letting
up Of the stringency, there is a prevailing
sentiment that the worst was overeome-the
bottom was touched, which caused men to
breathe easier, aud impaired quicker step
to the motion even Of those engaged in the
highly creditable, though exceeding disa.
grecable operation Of "shnning." This re-
turn OF confidence is attributed TO the en-
couraging news from New York, Chicago
and Cincinnati Advices from New Orleans
still show dropping market, but the i'm
proyement in New York will soon better the
condition Of things in that quarter. Our
business men have only to be patient under
existing trials. Stand up to one another q
little longer, and we shall all be we'll out of
wo0as.-Is ST. Louis Dem,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-21

Last sabbath morning, says the Columbus
City Fact, the Irish Catholic Church OF this
city, was the eene Of Stree fight. Bish.
op Purcell, Of Cincinnati, held forth to the
congregation, and alter the exercises were
concluded, made an announcement to the
effect that be would remove from among
them, their Priest, the Rev. James Meagher.
Scarcely had the bishop spoken, when va
rioas persons throughout the congregation
were heard To proclaim that they would have
no Other Priest than Mcagher. This excited
tue opposite party, and a gencssl melee fol-
lowed.
The same day, in the same city, row oc.
cured IN the Methods. (eolored) church,
oecasloned by one Of tho trustees OF said
cssafeh giving permission to a MIR. point.ex-
tkr teosered1 to address the Sabbath school
scholars, WITCH grant did not meet the no.
probation If the members generally, aud
resulted Ia some bloody noses, black fges.
pulled wooi, &C., and might have termilatsd
mere fatally had not the police come among
thenl IN time to prevent further pugi!istic
manifestations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-21

Aucsi on Gals ~ 6Aahls Aanas IN
C1ark ana sc ss56R1 81 - u 8 ]. M :.
NsHE fSl,owtsg lands win = ~ II Auction, II
x4hsQasH0 ouse doss, b Wat11loo, Clark Co.
h 1919 q ssstiss @, ssctssa 20, esst half
I0f sqstiea ~ go the vht Nam q section - all
6Aewn9P sesangs et41sl. The west bali Of
nofth-sla section l the vest half Of south east
section 1Vthe est half Of the southwest section
T. and the n6rth east Of section 8; all In township
a., range 3, west. The east half of the north vert
section ~, the northeast Of rection 50, the wrs
half Of south east section and the cast half Of
south west section 81 AL in township 90, range g.
west. The west BAN IT northeast section 9, and
the EAST hsif Of north west section all in tasn-
ship 81, ranges ., wet. a
These Isads lie In CLARK eosnty, and csassin
prairie aad timber in ssitsbie propsrtioas. The
prairic lies mainly on Hsnsy oresk about - miles
from the Missisrippi river, 4 Of the bsst qsaIlsy
and good timbsr lots csp be selected not oys ehsn
from 2 TO milss Fran II.
The fsilosiet hands will b sold II public sale
81 the Court House door In the town Of Msnshis
Scotland county, on Wednesday ). the 7th dsyof o.
tobes next, Wis:
North hail section I, vest hall south-,.,, Sec
ton Z, north ssctiohS township es, range H.
north east ssctionye, north west seeton 80. ss.t
half gsetien -, east half north.esst section -,
west bali bouth-wsst section ~, east half south
sast sectioA -, ssst half north-east ssctioa : !;
northwest section ~, south half section 10 south
township -, mango 10.
These lands lis IN Scotland seanty, they also
consain prairie and timber in suitahle psoosr tiors
ard osr every iDducsnsnt 10 thoas VIA uish either
to buy on speculation or TO make psrmanent loca-
tions In this douIishing region. The Missinsippi
river on The ono side and the Des Moines with ike
ksokuk And Fort Dss MONIES Railroad, on the oth-
81. supply convenient scces 10 the river markets,
and the projected Railroad from Keokak 10 KansAs
CITY vi pass directly through this psrt Of the
Stats Of Missouri.
Thsse lands were entered by tho present swners
and those under whom they claim, in the year
x3e, and are nov " be sold Tor the purpass II
diviaion under dsoSes Of the tireuit TOUT n
Clark County. They will be sold in quantities o.
suit purchasers, asA tbs tsrtns viii be Uns-fourth
cash IN hand, and the balance in twelve nonths,
with bond and approved security.
y. y. ENsl1h sheriff Clark County
IA. SllkfFIELD, !" scotland :.
AuRnnl lAk1n lsrdfd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-21

NOTICE 10 hereby given to owners Of the LET'S
described in the foregoing list situated in the
City Of keokuk, Lee county and State OF iowa,
whose names are mentioned above, and all other
interested, that n special tax has been sssessed
and levied on said lots by the City Council OF
the said city for paving the Alley through
Block No. 80, Is designated in the above list,
and unless pay be AIDE Of this taxes so levied
aud also all costs, before the 18th day Of oclo.
Der A. D. 1857, the said lots or so much thereof
shall be necessary to discharge the said tax and
costs, will be sold on the day aforesaid, At the
Mayors otiice, in said city, between the hours of
O'Clock >. M. aud O'Clock p. m.
? G. g. STEVENS,
CoIiecior Of the City ut Kcokuk.
Eeokuk Sent 81 5T.dtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-21
iariy Marriages.

She stood beside the altar when she was
but ieen. She was in love; her destiny
rested on acreature in fashionable clothes.
WITH an empty pocket. .iie came of good
family however, and blood you know is
something. she looked lovely as she PRO.
nounced The vow. Think Of vow from am.
burn hair, dark eyes and psuting lips only
sixteen.
She stood beside the wash tub when her
swenty-hfth birth aav arrived The hair
the ups, the eyes, were not calculated to ex-
cite the heart. Five cross yourg ones were
abeut the house crying; some breaking things.
aud one urging the necessity Of an immeii-
ate supply vi the Tactical secretion. She
stopped IN despair and ga. down, and tears
trtokled down her once plump and rudy
check. Alas, Kate, carly marriages are no,
the dodge Better enjoy youth at home, and
hold lovers al the proper distance until yoa
lave muscle, limb aId heart enough to face
browning world and family. II q chap re.
ally cares fer you be can wait for two or
three years, make presents, take you to con-
cefts and 50 on, Until the time comes. Early
marriages aud early cahbages are tender pro.
dHetiens.
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Q ~ g N ore n a stIii CAespe
@67S.

NEW COMERS PLEASE NOTICE.
TAaihesvy and eoniisusl Rsat rosid room yu,ehass
Desirabis and Pevmas<nf Homssfsad, ssesrs J.em
A0t9s' ssecHaoss and Landiords' duss,
YVHE subscriber nov un,rs oar nl~ citia.rs the
i cheapest bargain yet ont, being = Dwelling
House large eaeugh for ordinary family, en-
closed BY neatly painted paling fsncs, With good
water convenient, In hssithy location ard quiet
neig hborhood, within ton minutes walk Of the
kstea House.
FIRST CONE. FIRST CLAIM
II taken .soR. can bs hAd ~ low hgurss. A
rare bargaiA, whether for sssiAerce or @ an in-
vestment. Title guaranteed.
TxRns-$2S3 eash, islsnoe in paynen ts to sc-
comuodate parehSser. For cA.ha liberal discount
will 10 made,
Inquire Of the undersigned, Days Bailding.
Exshauge-st, corner Of 12th, or IL the oncs al
W. ". Dixon. Athenoum Baildings.
dis .sN r. A. URMSTOE.
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NOTICE. To- All PERSONS INTE1.
EST ED ::
VOU are hereby notified that the freeholdsn sp-
L pointed TO Asscu the Damages and Benefits
aceruing ~ individuals by reason Of the alteration
and widening Of Third-Strset through Block No.
~, have made and 6led in the Once Of the Clerk
Of the Council Of said city the following assess-
ment OF Damages and Benefits, to Wit.
DAHAcgs, As YoLL0ws:
J. b. Knight. q, 000. 90 John NcCune. u, 10000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-21

or Advice should always be given in the
smoothest and most polished medium us
you will see nurses administering medicine
10 children in silver spoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-21

CO i We could read the secret history OF
our enemies, We should find 10 each mans
HE sorrow and suffering enough - disarm
all our hostility.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-21
Lows You.

| love yoa.-'iis the simplest way
Iha thing feel 10 tell you
iri. II told il sill the day,
You'd never guess how well,
You are my comfort and my light:
My very life you seem
1 think Of you all day all night
Iis but " you dream.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-21

CO Be not the fourth friend Of him who
had three before and lost them.
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DIED.

An this city, Thursday, nth inst, At 3 o'cISsk'
pm Ads, infant daughter Of Thomas +. md
Hglantine Carter, aged year and thirtesn
days
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-21

Appeals may be taken to the District Cosst b.
any party aggriev cd by the assessments afosssaid
u any tine within thirty days from The dats Of
this nstics.
Given under my hand this 4th day Of BsptsnbeY,
A. D. 1857. HAWKINS TAYLOR,
sspSdlm Mayer.
O&L1hQliENl l.ahl az LOTS,
hN which Special IaArs .re due and unpaid
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-21
Keokuk Book,Bindery.

AND BLANK BOOK NANUHACIVkY.
DLANk Books made spd ruled 10 any required
Dpattefp. Court Records ~ usttess' Dvck "a, A.,
ssssors' Books, Poll Bssks 40. As.. furnished at
short notice.
/ Old Books, Magazines, Music, &c, bound or re-
bound In any Ftyle desired.
~My Biudefy will be fosnd ON Seepnd- ri ,
next door to the Athcn1am, sign Of this "Big
Book ISAAC N. p EkCE. :
aep IL '57.d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-21
c ,kuk, Sept. 10, '57 sep2ld3t
new FALL MILLuNEnY.

NJ iss WARNER wishes TO notify her former
4sL patrons, and She public generally, that she
bias e,arned from New York With = very choice
steeA Of Bonnets and Millinery Goods, purchased
FROM the largest New York importers, and which
are Tow really for ssle or inspection
All orders executed. with dispatch, and warrant
ed to give Satisfaction.
straw Bennets bleached or dyed.
Cartts's blllding. QUO door below rooms ocou.
pied in the spring, which have been fitted up in
modern style expressly for tAis pprpote.
Fourth street, between Main and londsau, Kss-
kuk, Iowa. fsep3ldtf
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HAT. CAP AND FUR EMPORIUN :
HAVING just received our stock Of MATS,
Ii CAPS, FURS and ROBES, We invite sll in
want Of any such goods to oAil at our establish
msnt and examine our
This stock cannot b. surpassed BY any ever offered
in this city either In style, 6nish cslor or price
Don't take our word for IL, but cali sna sec for
yourselves.
We charge nothing for showing oar goods.
Cash paid fur Fu,s and Deer Skins.
c. X. L ]. II. VOORHEES,,
sepi6d Ko.9t Asin-st., Ksokak.
Fii9Es fIKETi
M desire to offer siAcers thanks 10 our
w friends for their noble assistanee and psrse-
serance In saving our gtrds at tho late Are, -
to our many customers for their long patronage At
our old stand, aud desire = Continuance Of the
same. II they will take tie trouble - give - =
call on the Lcve., No. 81, or - our store Main
street, between 10th and Ilth, south side, Tor .
few days only, their orders will b. promptly Aied
and in few days they will hnd " ALI right again
at he old s,and, with we'll selcetsd stosk 81
choice Groceries, which will sell ~ cheap ~ eve.
We will continue to buy Whest sAd I'll kinds Of
Produce vt either Of the above named places, for
which We will always pay the highest ~ arkss psise
In Cash. W. II. AUSTIN D co.
sep,l5-dl0t
4 Tarm aud 10 ouse and LIST fer sale.
I WILL 6HLL, on favorable terms, Farm Of 30
Acres, we'll improved. with comfortable
Ills, about miles from Keoksk.
ALSO, . Lot tho corner Of Sth and Timea
streets, with . new frams dwelling house. In
quirc At the Des Moinss Valley P1aAing Mil.
sepl7dtf r. H.. VANDERBILT.
WAN IN & ANsABl
THREE or Pour Hundred Acres Of Land to ex-
i change for Dry Goods or Groceries. Inquire Of
sepI6dlm THUS. MARTIN.
10 OCULAR PASSENGER PACKET,
RETwEEN Nontrose, Darlington, K.h
- Muscstine, Rock Island and DA-
yenport. The new aud light dr.ugki steamer
EDWIN MANNING 4. s. pAyn, Comnandcr,
Jso. y. HANNA, Clerk. leaves Aonfloss every
Monday, W Wednesday, and Friday morning. Re
turning, leaves Rock Island ami Davenport every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday morning.
Leaves Montroes en- the arrival Of the morning
train from Keokuk, making the time to Burlington
IA four hours, connecting with trains East and
sept. Is. 's7-dtf
n. wohsrKR. JOHN TknPLIN. IT,. wohsr.R.
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NOTlCNs hereby gives TO Tbs evners Of tAs
lots aassnbsain So 1sssgoing let sitaste lin shs
City II Ksohsky L. Osanty aad 0tats of lows,
who's Danseas aaDtisAsd, And al Others interest
the aIy ssGleile = saal sity IN NaAdAaistse and
Carriages, iAlsee1 q saiA lots ~ assts
natsAk = ~ 0AeEe w. ~ asaen peynsnt b nads
IL ~ taxes levied aad also al costs befss ~
ttA AaDpf Oeeenr, a. D. ls67, NJ said lDts, ofse
said taxaad s6sts y gold % ths. day sfors-
tac kesss & ~ siSSk .. =. sd Es.sls3k ;. q.
.%T sp#Q 3IoH1RS,