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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03

"A Missouri STURGEON. q istere.
'iyal 10 the Baptist Chureh at Lagrange. q
lad IL years old. who had acquired some no.
toriety in tho town ns theatrical performer
Joined the church and prepared himself for
the ministry. lie has recently been licensed
and has entered on his clerical duties. and so
wonderful are his powers. thst the whole com.
munity is in ectssies with his efforts. When
be- breaches the church is crow ded persons
from all the country round aoout foek tc
hear bin. and the oldest veterans declare thai
they never before listened to such thrilling
,loqasuee. The name ofthe "toy.prsacter q
ia J. 3 gnLsr =
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03

day, an assemblage Of several thousand per-
sons gathered 10 that splendid concert room.
The prayer meetings are held OF noon, com.
msnciug at IL and ending at I o'clock. I
went 10 on Monday st half past IL. A card
is handed to each one that enters, Of which
the following 10 q copyi
"Ruies and Sssgsstions for tie Government
Of the Business Mems Daily Union Prayer
Meeting, Joyns's Hall. Members of Eyan.
gsiicol Chmrchss only are expected TO take
part in the Erercises."
l. Hymn. not over four stansas.
2. Prayer, by request.
3. Reading Scriptures, not over eight or
ten verses.
These three exercises not to occupy more
than IL minutes, then the meeting 70 be left
open for prayer or exhortation.
No person to pray or exhort over min.
utes, or to do both the same day.
Not more than fwo prayers or exhortations
consecutively.
- Those who take part IN the exercises
should face the larger portion ofthe audisnce
and speak in clear, distinct tones
YOUNG MEN are expected to partiei
pate.
On Saturday, the last half Of the hour 10 to
be devoted to special prayer for the various
Churches, Ministers, Sabbath. schools and Bi.
BILE Glasses, that the Sabbath following may
be great day in Zion.
No controverted points or denominations
differences to be discussed.
The singing will be led By some person near
the desk, to avoid confusion.
The leader will stike the bell whenever the
rules are disregarded er when he wishes to
gain the floor in order to direct the exercises
The leader will announce the closing hymn
punctuatiy minutes before one o'clock, Ian,
one having the floor yielding immediately,
and ask for the benediction from some clergy
man present.
All notices must pass through the Com nit
tee, and be read ouly BY the leader, Tor BY
some one at his request.) Union notices will
be read gladly but those of denominations
character must be declined No notice o,
request will be read unless handed in before
the commencement Of exercises.
N. B.-Those coming early will please I'LL
the front seats, and all should take seats as
they enter, las far up as possible,) in order
that the aisles may be kept clear for free IN.
gress and egress. 1t is distinctly understood
teat those who cannot remain the whole hour
are free to come and 60, as their time viii! al
low.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03
From Mexico.

Motd,nora, declared Free Port-Erpected
Battle beireen Garcia and Zuloago.
New ORLEANS, March %.
An arrival from Matamoras furnishes later
advices from Mexico.
Matumoras is declared free port.
On the 2lst. Gen. Vidaurri issued procla-
nation demanding the payment of rs per
cent on all money due for church property.
Tampico had not yet been attacked.
A battle was expected near San Louis Po'
tosi between the adherants of Garcia and Zu.
loaga.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03

a. AccIpENr,-Mr. Solomon Stroh of this
place, while shooting Pike, in company with
Mr.. W. Farnsworth and others, on wednes.
day last. met with an accident by the prema-
ture discharge of a gur. Mr.. Farnswortb
while in the act Of raising bis gun to shoot,
slipped and fell, the gun went of lodging the
contents in MIR. Stroh's leg below the hip
He was conveyed to his residence. The shot
were all extracted by Dr.. Awl. His wound
is severe but not dangerous.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03
For sale in Supbury. BY Friling / Grant.

tYsi 900 REWARD will be paid for any Medicine
that will excel PRATT Il BUTCHERS MAGIC OIL
for the following diseases :-Rheumatsm, Neuralgia
Spinal Affection, CONTACTED Joints, Cholc Pains Pains
in the SIDE Back Headabhe, Toothache Sprans Sore
Throat, Cuts Brus-s Burns and all diseases the skin
Muscles and the Glands None genuine without the sis-
nature Of PRATT BuTcHKR attached to each Label
Principal oice, 2oe Washington street. Brooklyn, New
York. Sold Ly
Albert w. Fisher, Druggist, Market street, sunbury,
but one application of the Magic Oil on my
fingers which have been drawn from contrac.
tion Of the cords, brought on by rheumatism.
1t was Of seventeen months standing, and
now entirely cured. cheerfully recommend
it to all afflicted likewise.
j. N. .FINDROOK,
Harrisburg, ~ Locust street.
July IS. l851.-Iy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03
Democratic State Nominations.
KEYSTONE EDITORIAL UNION.

PrRsuASr to q resolution Of the Keystone
Editorial Union, passed at the first meeting
Of that body held in Dunville, Montour co.,
August 4th, 1857. the next general meeting
will be held at Pottsvil!e. on Tuesday, May
lltb, 1858 at O'Clock, P. NJ. The cordial
cooperation of our Brethen Of the press. to
secure on that occasion large and respecta-
BILE representation. is earnestly invited.
LEV1.L. TATE. President.
j. HENRY PuLEsroS, Cor. Secy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03

PACKING THE jury Bo%-Recent disclo.
sures reveal sad condition Of things is
our Criminal Court. The packing Of the jury
box to secure verdict to suit the packers
has been common pactice. ltwould require
no packing to get any reasonable jury to rem
der verdict that the best and most elegant
garments in the city. are those made at the
Brown Stone Clothing Hall Of Rockhill 4
Wilson. Nos. 603 aud COS Chestnut street,
above Sixth, Philadelphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03

eg In Pstersons Phi,adslphia Counter
felt Dstector, for April, just published. we
ind notice Of no less than 81 new counter
ieits out within the last fortnight They are
principally upon Banks in New York, New
Jersey and Massachusetts,.
Petersons Detsctor is the most reliable
publication Of the kind with which we are
acquainted, and should be in the bands oil
every business man In tie country
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03
Gbe Markets.
Philadelphia Market.

March 81, 1888.
GnAIS.-The receipts Of Wheat continue
quite large, though the market is inactive
Good red is held at 81 06 ST. 10, and 81 10
81 80 for good white. Rye is steady at
20 cents. Corn is scarce, and light sales
are making at 60ael cents. Oats are in de-
mand at 35 cents.
ClOversecd-Sales Of prime at SIS 50 per
6a lbs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03
NOTICE.

V,HE report Of the auditor in ths matter Of the
Il dis,ribu,ian Of the balance in the hands OF ths
administrators of VIM. Mccoy, deceased, has
been referred back to the undersigned, for the
Orphans Court. for the purpose Of examining
into the claim of the estate of H, A. Burr, decd,
against said McCoy's estate, He Will attend
for that purpose at his Office, In the borough 1i
sunbury, on MONDAY. tho 6th day Of APRIL
Isxi, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. Those Interested ere
noticed 70 attend.
ernsurys Msrch 81, 1898.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE
ALL persons indebted to James Beard. late
"A Prothonotsry Of Northumberland county, tor
fees. &c, are requested TO make immediate pay
ment, and thus save cost and further trouble, as
all accounts remaining unpaid will be placed in
the hands Of Justice for collection. Payments
can be made either to the subscriber or 10 J. 3.
Beard, at hs sfiice. -
Sunbury, March ~, 1858 III
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03
Gelsgrapbit Neps.
BANGOR Me-, March q.

The floor Of an auction store in this city
broke through this afternoon during gale,
and two hundred persons-men women and
precipitated into the cellar.
Fortunately no persons was killed, although
many received severe injuries.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03

81 Losr.-On Thursday night last, Mr..
Thos. g. Grant. leader Of our band, lost q
heavy gola ring, with red stone set in, the
finder will be literally rewarded By leaving il
at the Recorders Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03

Bilious CAo.ic and Cromp in tie Stomach
can be relieved in 10 minutee, in every case.
ey using from 8 to 30 drops Of DU vALL'S
9ALVANIC OIL.
Aotsr: son pv vAnL gsLvsne on.-Fribo. 4
Maize, BergstTessei & fiull. ~' h'D
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03

Sr. LOUIS, March q.
The wagon manufacty Of John Cook and
several ADJACENT buildings, we're destroyed BY
FIRE last night. The loss is estimated at $25-
600. Two hundred government wagons were
destroyed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03
sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisement.
SCHOOL LETTING.

TIME Public Schools of the borough Of Ncr.
i cumberland, will be let on Saturday the
Gath inst. All persons wishing to apply as
Teachers are requested to meet the Directors on
that day al 2 o'clock, P. NJ, at the Centre scholl
House.
BY orde' OF the board,
JOS. P. TUSTIN, sec'y.
Northumberland, prI 3, ls5s.-3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03

n These Machines are now justly admitted
to he the beat in use for Family Sewing. a new
strong, and elastic stitch, which will not rip,
even If every fourth stitch DO clt CirsisIs
sent on application w istsu,
= Agents Wsnied,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03
D E A T II S =.

In this place, on Tuesday morning last.
very suddenly Of apoplexy, Mrs. NARY
COVERT, wife OF james Covert, late Sheriff
Of this county, aged Al years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03
State of the Bank of Northumberland

State of the Bank of Northumberland,
April 1st, 1858.
LIABILITIES.
Notes ia circulation, i20,ll2 10
Profit and Loss, 7,30s %
Dividends unpaid, o3o 20
Discounts Exchange and interest," 1Al2 90
Due other Banks, 2,O52 II
Dspostors, S,fD V
sa92, ass 80
Bills Discounted Loans e223,H4 10
PernsyIvania S per cent Loan, 3i,7l9 "
Northumberland Bank Stock $500 90
Other Stocks, l,e5O "
Real Estate, eO69 ~
Current exnense and Protest account, 272S rs
Due BY CITY Banks, 5000 II
" Country Banks, 1895 %
Notes Of other Banks, $50 20
Cash Items, 100 90
Specie in Vaults <o7i2 IL
s3s2 255 %
Certify the sbove exhibit s correct and true to the
beet OF my knowledge and belief.
Csignesl JOHN CAKE J.P.
April ., 1888
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03

READER
Do you intend to Embark in to Business
If so, DON'T FAIL to see advertisement in
this paper by the subscribers headed - Card 10
the Public"
J.F. &I.F KLINE.
Kline's Grove, Pa. March Is. ls5s.-f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03

To all who safer from Weakness osd De.
oufy, We say. try the Oxysenated Bitters-
q medicine which contains no alcohol. nod
has cured the worst cases Of Dyspepsis'
Asthma and all derangeme OF tbe stomech
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03

a. Geo. NJ. Lauman, Esq. recently ap-
paOinted Flour Inspector by Gov. Packer has
entered upon the discharge Of his duties.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-25
m0rTFNrSfSs.

.Ilcpbpt, yer @aa. 52-53 cts.
v Butter. bette Cohen 20 @enta per %, G1abes ISIS, &pI
30 bneu, Ser 5uibe1 rs 1870.
Grader, 5 @snts per 9fune.
%grbfen, $3.50 ner Sad g 8ufb.0
Sebe n, $50 GentS per Sfunb.
|6tf9e e. @tadareL Np. $i6-16 so PER 100 Vunb @O.
S$s1fatnsss, 9asr. $ss'75-s 4; Saiti i%S S. 49, &C.
rdu3ests poA 25-45 per 8pl; S@eb per SGB $I2
8ru9ts 0aelt49 MaaStlx, wet4f8. 25 Cts. burtf8,
st.: EGitHtn, go $2.25 g.: SOL o. p & g'r; pattsta
IS Cts; SttrOnsn $40; Orangtn. $l,7O-3,5C
Ss%arta gttmSpt "A Sts per 81, @titsn 80 Datn.
SaH.iefs 1Mn? 5G-5 pt Ssa 4 6O-0'' pf'HsF 1O-iO1z'
$ y geFnDiauii$sr 2Sa7 plumb $62 -63.
Setr1tbe 2BetBen, rptter 1l5-122, wetser auter 100
1876, better las @tS.
aOrn, petsss $50, ssbss $50 Gh.
9afer, 8tre. anb Utarpl. SO -43, pean(, AS gtS.
&Ues n, Marsl. 70-72 Cts.
5enf, aHmsrtfanti4er per Gonns $t12-l5O, maniaa pc.
9sa, dStmoiv per- GSnns $iis' Is, aisss s1oNii.
Safe, per pfunO e-9H Gents.
r lee N en-, $5.25-5 80.
Saifss, StS fats per gfqnO 1tzta aio gut 1O-1l,
&artOtfeln, Nereer per Sufhsa $3.50 Cts, ~eepSbnlt6s
&Rb1en, feline 8Drabuss per 1pnne $3.50, Run Of The Spine
1910, 9ump 81 Is, @eOrss's Grsef ale 5Orten SIS 90
$40 aat4raeits tr StGStsebraa& $5,oO-$5.25. NOtp-
uab S4eBa den. un0 Baltimore @~Umpagnte IS 25 $50.
eG~stn. $6.50-10O, s4aais $2-s&S
SepS ~ SpgU" PL Slu"p oto ~puHtFp SpplkH
IsnleDer 27-2y Sts, Gtts SeI6trr, idpar, 30N35 SIS
@puntrp @tttirr, f4pGr5 22-26 Gts, OUsrleOer raub bas
sea s3-4.5O, Salsfsas bas 9ussnb $40
@ebl 9owarOas. -Reues per Bas $500. Gttu g1ias So
q, ObiO S.. so, 6Owarbfr. Grtra $5,75-6, Gte GRias
@rtra $3.50, Baltic. 5antlp $3.50, Bali. @rtra $3.50
Tpe8en $3.50, &Ornmebl 8alttnU. per 100 pfunb
81 SO, DO. Gpuntp $4.25.
Rplaffes, @eps Orleans fair BIS prtma per @aaDne So
IS @ts. Gaba S2-54 Sts, IuseOSabO 32-35 Gts, porto
OeI, SYera per @aqone $1.25-t.35, Common @bale 65
70 Gts, patent 70-75, 9arR-Osl7o 30 Cts. 9stnfaa.
mems Del rs Ste.
YrOYtfipaen, Beef per 100 W s14-15, @es-gsrt $t7
Cts, Setten 93S Gts, S6tnfen lib GtS.
ua8erdu6erns 5Htpetneaetl&: Sdnlter 6 Cts, Sst-
ten 812&ts. 9arb Ii Cts. bette Srrte IL Cts. d.
3u M, Nep @nelanb per SalOne $3.50 cts.
Stdrte, per ~ 81 BITS 6a cts.
Eabad, per Up "A sts SO s's.
QDbtsftS Gitp unb Ganb PEI. @aaunt 2413g SbtO 24Lg,
8mdtr, Stem Orlsans per 100 " 1925 bs 900, pOrtO
8ieO, $7.5o-o.75, Cuba $3.50. @%afRntrter .8uder febt lit,
ben pcrf6tepenen &raben BON III 6ts 12E ie nat Awatn
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81 Sdngerfe # betreffenb. lnlern
s~eebrten Ssiern bic MittbetIuns, paB Der btelise
Sangerbuno bic 5ale be6 uNtar9lanp>S u~ltitu:8"
tllr Weibna2t5-@ fontag ben %. DECEMBER semte>
pes raGltiabrisen 9anserfefeS ab3ubalten. Die
NOrarbetten gum Sanserfet lArettea raid Suran /;
Die 6eltlteber ltnp beretts IN ben 5Gnpen peS QitbD>
9rapben. g
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Stabtratb. Atenb peS "a, Sept. -
9rrer 3met9. Die Blu beS Serru Du-
te9art fur REORGANIZATION oeS 6euersD epartes
nlents polltrte selteru beioe 3meiae. (@S
1T oaS bic betannte Sia Der MaiOritdt Der beie
ben eornntlttees, entdt talt uno uiht narm.)
50 llefen, pte mir in eiuem belonperen Stem
beridteten, nambafte 9etitiouen um Elm Sc.
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Qtterarifhc Nn;ct0e.

Bel llnter3etdnetent til 70 sben dneetOmmen,
8tumenlefe tOmif6sr beutider Dtatunseu, Nlit e>
nr @inlsttuns BON Or. . { 3 98plT $1,3S
SSrre,Q g, SdmmltGe Q8erfe, NIT elmer 0rlntte
PORTRAIT .. u. y. 9untbp!bt, TIT IS 9ieferuneen 40
pie Natur. 3sttung fur 8erbreituns natarwiden-
fhaftltber 8enntnthe fir 0efet aler Stdnbe. Ser.
aASge9eben pom Or. uble ub Or. WfIaer. Wtt
rplp8rapbtf6en SSlufralipnen, 81 Nammsrn 3
6retta8 s., sou unD 9Gben, StplnGn In E 8I6ern,
8dn6e f2s
@erfdder, gr., Die beiben StrdFlnse. auRralt.
f1sr Rpntan. 3 Bdnbe 3.5(
9an8betn'S @ebt1te. Heue Nis9dbe -.5(
Mg98e, ~. Hpman. Neue 6eee. 4 8dnbe 5.5(
Muplbad, T., Srtebrta per @rpBt ub fetn 6Gf -.7S
Sphdnn 0pbfOpstp, Dber 5rtcbrtf her Grpse n.
fem &aufmann. 3 IGetle l.
8Sntstn 3ortenfe. ytappIspnifbes Q~etensbttb.
2 Bdnot %;
&Sntg 6etnrth Der I4te unb feia 5pF. 8 Gbetle T.
Spera"S bltp tb t, slsednte u. ipDplfetife CID
sterausjua nit Cert. I.-20. Sano. a 8b. - g.
YtGn pfDrte-8tbltDtb ele9ante unb wetlfetlfe.
@tne Sammlun8 pUfsu8lt6sr @UmppIttpneu iur
bs ptanptprte Su bret 9Gnbeu Ia. Bb. a Sanh SO
Nellfdb, G., Dret Sabre BON DrstBieen. Stfpri.
l6er @sman. Wtt 4 Portraits. &rfGetnf In u
BITS IA Qteferun9eu a q!
9uppe, q emufe unb 8Getf6 Gin Rp@6u6 fir
bur8erliGe 5ausbaltunaen nebf &nbdna. Bout.
8unft bes &tuma6enb Der erf6tebeuen Trudte 81
Nu92S-S gD. u S6mtkt SO 81 VI. G5dbhr.
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Sb.srldueelgnt mir bternttt netnen Gunben fsp te ben Spub.
n1absrn i'm Nastmetnsn. Die er8ebene NuSeise 3u made, bas
tN ne8en Wtdn9ei an Hdurt r1etn @ef6aft aus gD. z 6drs
rtt0nfr. mad. No. 81 9nncSerfr. (fanpper Nsrt) perleet
babe, ppfelbf i'd etnsn bsbsutenbcn 8prratb pSn SSbl. unb
Sber.9eeet su Sen ~btnt8fen 9reifen an 6anb battle ndmltb !:
@tdenlobsS cblent0eDer 6emtodsS oblenzSe=
Der, Ielbt9euadte8 S6ubsS firtins uuS ale
Scrten Oberleoer. bieiige iopie frau3SiIde
Salbz@eoer, Suffz2eoer, &ips2eoer, @ferpes
3eoer, Otarcccc, 6utter=2eber &c, az.
au4 babe tb entn beceutsnbsn 9prratb Ypn ~sspaltten
SttetesS1dtttn l1pte betpdene SttcfeI-Shofte Spn befen
fran3Ufiaen 8alb-9eoer, Sdu9 unb Mann's- q attsr. lis.
psrs nsn 1erlelotn Aualttat Sober S8ubma8tr g8 crfseus
(Stnetn9sl lrptc duSeeibnttene 6pblsn Gnb au BEN me-
brighten Yretien au BADEN BET 2puts @trpattuS
San20-S ,pifSen Frebsrifs nnS M}arfrt sro,s
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GtS. SIS. q

Invertebrates ma6t fstnen Sreunben unb benz WubGf,u,
ettrn,tt bstannt, eab Ct I'm Stanbt III, pabrenb Der aanIsn
CONNER: Satlpn sas bette @tS, bas in bteiena Staatt iemGls
aatoenspft Taree, ~ ltsfern. IS 1T non gutter Dtft unb SDn
retnem 6ru9ltnssUalfer, uno tefnptt fb iu UtpdSale, Ualtc.
Seaa69 aaPe BEN Sarren Der 6erren Sehe Slinaluf u. CAPT
tan @Itter. Rte betrsHs Der Aualitdt NuSfunft aeben i'm
men Auttrase, bt tn 8trcls's 9eptr-9ab n, GAiap3oe, aufae.
8eben ~srfen, merben panttltb belprat.
6S-Gts 0tvst. g7eF- 1d d -Mpesu Wat226yet
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Is

Ote StFte Der @enerGl- 4eentur Der 8rSpflpn. mpaenie
etFnee no an Der @ds BON &bdrles uHb qpmbarbffr. unp nitro
taielpF uper NueS mas ben Mntauf pCn QUtS uno ben Nntau
Se1panternt tn Srpptlpn betrtft, berettpiutee NuStunft ertbetlt.
SeP1zl'S s. 10. Rptbe, @Gneral-N8tnt.
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neten S&webff9 SITTER, subereifet aus G6tnarinbs
etn nntraslt4es Iiittsl, seseu Gt5srbsI8nsrssn, &eIbfuat
Dyspepiie, unuerbauidtett, Nerpenf9pG@e, Nfb ma, yterpe :
franfbetten unb alien aus etnem In unprbauna ~aeratbeuen
IL asen entfsbsnben 8ranfbetea, 1T su 50 Seats Ste Blal9e su
nsrto ufen In Der Office bes 9peders.
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6ener > Departement elm leioer
lpurpen lte niht beridli6tiat.

5a9ltes 6ener = Departement elm leioer
purOen lte nidt beriidli9ti9t.
SIN erlten unO 3peiten 3peia 9ina bic 01elc.
luton burd, $1,000 gu bepialsen, banit bic
5erren Wlctlep pruencs all alien Stra6cn, @den
bic e%iiernen SafelA NIT benz Namen Der betr.
StraBe anbrin9en fSnnen.
3petter 3wets. Cine Suplsmente
OrDonan5 5n Der 0rbcnan5 iber ba8 4iIeBment
BON Gl9entbum in Baltimore muroe pallirt.
Die SrocnanS, tpornaa Sonloens NQep aui>
lden Wfc WeaGan unO Qanualetr. cine GIfeats
ltde SoaltraBe iein fol-, pailirt. @beulo bic
3teloluticn, wcrna9 Der Wittue oes ernproeten
Yoll3llten Seutcn 1925 ausbesablt weroen
lolleu.
fir Die Bflan5uns bon 8iumen in Battery
Square wuroeu $3.50 bewiuist.
Der PrdliOeOt beauftraste cine Committee,
lld duh Wtapor gu be3e5en unO Jpn gu fraseu,
% er nod etnas mit5utbeilen babe, pa lih Der
StaOttatb beate pertlse. Die COMMITTEE feDrte
juriif nit Der Otsloun8, OuB Der Wapor niats
mit5utbeilen babe.
Som erlten :3peiS lief cine 0felolution elm
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10

"Well, to make long story short, she
set the day. and we practiced for four
weeks every night how we would walk in
the room to be married, till we got SO we
could walk as graceful as a couple of Mus
covia ducks.
"The night, the company, and the min
lister came, the signal was given, and arm
in arm we marched through the crowded
hail. We were just entering the parlor
door, when down went kerslap on the
oil-cloth. pulling Sal after me. Some
cussed fellow had dropped banana skin
on the floor, and it foorcd me. 1t split
an awful hole in my cashmere right under
my dress coat tail 1t was too late to
back out, SO clapping my hand over it. we
marched in and were splicel, and taking a
seat watched the kissing the bri'le opcr-
alton. My groomsman was tight, and he
kissed her till l jumped up to take a slice,
when oh, horror! little six yearold imp
had crawlcd behind me, and pulling my
shirt through the hole of my pants had
pinned it to the chair and in jumping up,
displayed to the admiring gaze of the as
/ tonished multitude tribe more of white
muslin than was pleasant. The women
gigglcd, the men roared, and got mad,
but was finally put to bed and there all my
( troubles ended. j. w. NJ.