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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26
Communicated.
For the "Sunbury American.

For the 'Sunbury American"
II. B. MAssER, ESQ.
We desire to recommend ]. ]. REL
MENSNYDER, Esq, as a suitable person fol
nomination for Congress, in this county. Fl,
will be an able standard-bearer, who can ant
will, eloquently defend Democratic principles
Mr.. Remensnyder is also a practical farmer
and understands thoroughly the interests of la
boring men, and if elected, will do all in hi.
power to protect their interests.
MANY DEMOCRATS
May 7th, 1868
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26

eag' Doc TEAM.-A young lad, disabled in
his limbs, named Henry Wentzel, who halls
from Jersey Shore, Afforded some Of our citi-
zens on opportunity on Thursday last of
witnessing bis skill in driving pair Of dogs
in harness, attached TO a substantial, we'll
made wagon. The dogs were as perfectly
trained as any pair of well groomed carriage
horses. He was on his way to Harrisburg.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26

ey WILL he DECLINE ?-We frequently
see notices in tie papers to the effect that
Mr.. Everett will decline the nomination ten.
dered him by the Baltimore Convention
Perhaps Mr.. Everett don't feel quite com.
Portable in the subordinate position of Vice
President. Whatever may be said OF the
policy of this ticket, there can be no question
of the superior talent, integrity and character
of the nominees.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26
Coal Trade.

Tue ORIGINAL GIFT CLorniNG STORE -
Messrs. Rockhill & Wilson have frequently
been asked why they do not start Gift Cloth.
ing Store. They reply that they have built
up their very large business by giving every
customer the full value in fine clothing for his
money, and thus give satisfaction, without
resorting to humbug. The motto Of the
oreat Brown Stone Clothing Hall, Nos. 6O3
aad 500 Chestnut Street, is "quick sales and
small profitsn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26

c. RRADISG RAILRAAp.-NEw TINE IA.
BLEs'--On Monday, the 2sth inst, the down
train will leave Pottsville at A. n :. instead
oil $50, as at present, aud arrive in Phadel.
phia at Las p. M, or 25 minutes later than
by the present arrangement. The up train
will leave Philadelphia at A. NJ, instead
OF 73o. as at present, and arrive 10 Pottsvills
al 1880, noon.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26

eay Musrc.-We are indebted to the po-
likeness of MIR. +. w. Haas for number OF
pieces of new music, from the store of Mr..
o. g. b. Carter, Of Harrisburg, who promptly
fills all orders for music. MIR. Ii. l.. Godbold,
tuner aud repairer Of pianos, is also connected
with this establishment, and will make yearly
contracts. Orders received at this Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26

a." Before Mr.. Seward left Washington,
it was understood he would not resume his
seat in the Senate, for if nominated be in.
tended resigning and if not he proposed
closing his Senatorial career. When bis
speech was delivered he indicated it would
be bis last in the Senate, His friends hope,
il this decision was really made, it may be re.
considered.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26

eg There is q strong prospect of the pas
sage Of Mr.. Morrill's tariff bill in the Senate.
Already % Senators can be counted in its
favor, and O few slight notifications will
secure o majority. Gen. Cameron has the
bill in charge in that body, and it could be in
no better hands. Its passage will give new
impetus to the coal and iron business.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC
REMEDIES.

Have now been before the public for five years
and have every where won golden opinions from
the many thousands who have used them.
Simple, free from intrcacy, technically, OF
danger, they have become the ready resource and
aid OF the parent traveller, nurse, or invalid and
have become the family physician and medical
adviser of thousands of families No where have
they been tried without having been approved
and their highest appreciation is among those
who have known them longest, and most init
matey.
n. B.-A full set of II UMPHREYS' HOME
OPATHIC SPECIFICS, with Book of Drec
tions, and twenty different Remedies, in large
vials, morocco case, S. ; ditto, in plain case, 81
case of fifteen boxes, and Book, So. Single
boxes 25 cents and so cents.
These Remedies, by the single box or case, are
sent by mail or express, free of charge, to any
address, on receipt of price. Address
DIR. +. HUMPHREYS & CO
No. 562 Broadway, New York.
Sold by A. w. FISHER. Agent.
Sunbury, May 90, 1850.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26

sy TEE HOME MAGAZINE, by Mr.. Arthur,
for June, is filed with its usual variety
This periodical is in the hands of able and
competent persons, and growing daily in
popularity.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26

The Coal TRADE.-The quantity sent by
railroad this week is 29.976 ll-by canal,
32,084 O3-for the week, 62,062 Ia tons,
against 70,l02 tons for the corresponding
week last year.
The shipments have been somewhat cur.
tailed this week, in consequence Of the fact
that q number Of the Collieries in this Region
were drowned out" by the recent heavy
rains. Several works still remain in that
condition.-hfiners Journal, l9th inst
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26

Ca GoDEYs LADY's Book for june is
already out. This book has become almost
indispensable in every well regulated and in
telligent family. Under the management of
Mr.. Cooley it will always remain a model
family periodical
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26
I. B. MASSER, Editor and Proprietor.
DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS.

s9y The month Of May, thus far, has been
as cold, wet and unpleasant, as it was last
year. MOy is, of late years, as unreliable as
April.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26

lHE CROWNED HEADS OF EUROPE are all in
an uproar, and rumors of wars and warlike
preparations rebound. The Heads of our country
content themselves with cutivating friendly re-
la,fohs win the rest Of mankind, and wearing,
~hei oeteit OF their natural covering, the grace
~, nu' T, Shc elegant Gossamer Wig or Toupee made
at Ihsrgaland's Wig and Toupee Manufac,orv
No 20 South Sixth Street, pbijadelphia.
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PUBLIC SALE

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
UNHE subscriber will offer at public sale on the
n premises, on SATURDAY, the 23d day
OF JUNE, next, at II O'Clock A. NJ, the follow
ing valuable property to wit, viz THE WELL
KNOWN
TAVERN STAND
now kept as such Ivy Michael Wivert, situate OH
fawn street, near the Shamokin Valley & Potts.
vile Railroad Depot, in the Borough of 81 ~
BURY, Northumberland county, PennsyIvania.
The buildings arc a largo Frame HOUSE, near
ly new, Frame Stable, Shed. Ice House and
other outbuildings a Well Of water with o
pump at the door, good garden and very ehoics
fruit OH the lot
lhis stand Is doing an excellent business hav-
ing the safest and most reliable custom of any
Tavern in the County.
An indisPutablc title will he given.
ENAMEL WILVERT.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26

TT Is NOT NECESSARY to tell the people,
that the Mammoth Store is zone price store
as they always knew that, but it is necessary to
let them know that we have replenished our stock
and will continue TO receive new Goods every
few days. We are determined to supply the peo
pie, with the most desirable goods at the lowest
prices. FRILING & GRANT,
Sunbury, May &c, 1860.
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D L A Il II S .

Near Paxinos Furnace, on the I3rh inst, SA
lila, wife of John Zimmerman, aged 81 wears
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26

"Not dangerous to the Human Family"
"Rats come oUt Of their holes to die
VERMIN-
"COSTAR'S'' Rat Roach, &c, Extrrmlnatar
"COSfAR'S' Bedbug EXerrnmatOr.
"COSTARS' Electric Powder, Tor Insects, &c.
DESTROYS Instantly.
Rats-Roaches-M -Mice-Moes-GIou Mlce-Bei. Bugs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fleas-lnsects Plants,
Fowls, Animals. &c, &c-n short, every form and .pr,
cies ~ NERMIN.
10 years established in New York Ctv--used by the
City Post Oihces-he City Prisons and Station Houses
the Clty Steamers, hips, &o-he CITY Hotels, "a sor
"St Nicholas Ac-aud By more than 10000 private
families.
rS- Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell them
tP wholesale Agents IN all the large Cities md Towns
" !! BEWARE Of spurious limitations
~ e l 90 Sample Boxes sent by Mail.
IL Address orders OF for "Circuar to Dealersn 10
HENRY r. COSTAR, Principal Depot
5l2 BToadway, Opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel N.I.
Sold by FRlLlNG Il GRANT Sunbury, Pa
Anil
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26
J. P. sHINDEL GOBLIN,
Attorney s Counsellor at Law

SUNBURY, PA
WILL attend faithfully to the collection of claims
and all professional business in the counties of
Northumberland, Montour, Union aud SNYDER.
Counsel given in the German language.
u" Office one door east Of the Prulh1nolary's s
Office.
Sunbury, May &c, 1850
A FRESH SUPPLY OF DRUGS at the
IA Mammoth Store. Also, a new lot of per
fumery, Soaps and Fancy Article. Very cheap.
FRILING 4 GRANT.
Sunbury, May &c, 1860.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
90 To FRILING & GRANTS and see the
~ largest and cheapest assortment of Dry
Goods every brought to sunbury.
Sunbury, May 26, 1860.
U EFT everybody know that Frling {, Gran,
II have the best assortment Of goods of all
kinds and that they are selling them cheaper
than ever.
Sunbury, May 26, 1860.
NOW FOR MAMMOTH STORE.
Everybody buys Goods there.
Why Because they can buy them cheaper
than anywhere else.
Sunbury, May &c, 1860.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26

Total 46l
Necessary TO choice 232
SECOND BALLOT.
The second ballot was then taken. Mas.
sachusettss withdrew the name of Mr.. Banks
and cast &c votes for Mr.. Hamlin.
Pennsylvania withdrew the name of Gov.
Reeder and>cast 45 votes Mr. Hamlin.
The result OF the vote was announced as
follows:
Hamlin 367
Clay sc
Hickman -l3
The result was received with the tumultu.
Gus applause.
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PRICE

Case OF go yials complete, IN morocco and ~
Case Of go yisls, and Bgok plain.
Case Of 10 numbered boxes, and
Case OF boxes, numbered, aud
Single numbered boxes With directions. - cents
Single letterci boxes with directions 80 t' ~,
Large Of o. yias fog planters aud hys'auss7 10
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26

]. Is. MASSER, elk o. G. :
Sunbury, May &c, 1860.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-05
- --7.ss-a---7
ST. JOSEPH DAILY WEST.

For the pas, week, this sprightly md
reliable Journal has been in great demand
10 these parts; for from il 40 get the very
latest tslsgraphc news. OF the interna-
a,iousi "mill' between lIseoan and Sayers,
~ also II that Democratic "mill" at
Charleston, it has given us promptly the
earliest Information. Through il We get
one day's later news than from any other
source. It always contain. very full ac-
counts 81 local matters, reliable market
reports, and. though il is ultra pro-slasery
10 politics, fact we can hardly reconcile
with its LIBERAL views upon other questions
we bat do Ii simple justice, when we say
II is rHE ners paper for business men, and
those who wish the very --latest news from
abroad.
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No tribute could be paid to The excel,iug
worth OF this gentleman. that would not be
wholly deserved, and therefore We can mos,
heartily endorse the following. from toe
Barl'nstoo Hairk,y,. T 9th uIt.. We
have known Elijsh Sell, Tor the last three
Or faur years as a public ofseer, and We
have hnosu him to be one Of the mast
prompt, efficient, faithful. and in every
way, Semrs'sns public men, that ever held
re*ponsssle position ia our State. lie
has, to-day, NOR. personal popularity than
any msn in io~a, And be deserve, il. Ne
iassse,, CT the State ever suffered in his
haaas, and % single hIanaey or omission Of
us -" ever exposed. Suss public aegieer
'aas faithful and true 10 3 public ssas.. in
'nSs' aay, Of corruption. should not be
discarded fos trivial rrsspn.o
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jouv A. kAssoS and G. {. SouRsE. both
OF De, Moines, will be candidates before
the Republican Convention at Iowa City.
for the nomination Of Attorney General.
We can say. with the Register, that "of the
qualifications Of Mr.. h. q. well M those Of
Mr.. n, no doubt will be entertained by ans
ons who knows the men. They have both
deserved well Of the Republicans Of Iowa,
and would DO honor to the respousibls 20.
slsien. We regret, however, TO see them
IN che Geld as competitors for the same
saea, and hope that they will come to such
an understanding as will result in the con.
esntrs'ioo Of all the strength both can
sommsna, upon one" If they both persist
In coming before the Convention, ,hey need
20. be surprised, II some ono else turns up
with the lucky card.
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NEWS FROM THE UTTER MISSOURI.

We had the pleasure Of an interview, Sat
urday. with Mr.. Clark, Of the firm OF Clark.
prienmeau So, Rocky mountain Fur Com
panyl who with his partners just arrived
from their trading house, (Fort tampbe'I)
some 5000 miles up the Missouri river.
Msssrs Dawson and Meldrum, of The Amer
scau Fur Company, with Col. Vaughn, the
Indian Agent, arrived from Fort Benton,
(hatf mtIs from Fort Campbeli)as the same
time, Col. '. stopping over Mt 81. Joseph.
From Mr.. CLARK We gather some facts OF
interest, relative TO the state Of things IN
the far Northwest.
lie reports the Biackfees Indians, the
tribe 10 the ueighaerhooa of Fort Campbell
together with The Grove, Assiaa5e'ns ana
Others, quiss and friendly, but that the siaas
farther down. talk angriif. are dts'ss-
iseed -sems of them refused the annuity
20 "a. sast season. and it ,s aaiss pessihie
thay nav prove troublesome To the steamers
which ar TO 90 up there in June on Their
yearly tour with supplies, and FOR the robes
at the upper forts. lie also reports that
there - very strong talk more shan ever
bsface--ef shs Sioux going mp IN body 10
wage war on the Crows aud Asslnaheins.
Tbe Sioux are the. strongest Of Indian tribes;
but. as the Crows and Assinsbeins are uni
,si and prepared, expss,iug small attack
fgsm The BIsesfess. Il is probable they will
dsfeni themselves successfully.
NJ, Clark says, in reference - the disease
whlsh broke out among the hatista, deer ana
other game last season, destroying 50
msnv Of th.sn, shssi,s ravsges we're eonansa
Is tn. South side ef the M,-soari. and thai
it seem to have disappeared - suddenly - y
came, nothing Of the kind having h%ea re-.
ported since 10 the fall. The quantity Oh
FAIRS. robes. and other, skins. 20 cone dasn
the Mssoari thls season, viii be aoeai eaass
10 last wears receipts.
The water in the Upper MIsssari was very
law, hu; with the warm weather and msiticS
ssov, they will soau be good sisss OF nav
issstoa. Tas spring saerssay had been 2
ssrv late hu, sS, net yery cold one
Nj. Clark and partner took u quite isis-
uvsiy Tbs. trir ,{3s Is en- anaasl affair, 10 par
caas~ Indians zoe 10. rrevtssns, &a-sl sad
we're forty thres davs on the wsy, trayssinS
hv DAYLIGHT only.4 1 dc srss Go to $50 miles
lar $50 to $40 hy tAe rivsr.l saeas sas
tnoagh ss the Yellow Stone they cane 90
horsehscs; from thence they came 10 avsHi
or srass. boa. all the way down 10 Soak
City. thence 70 So. JoseYh By stsse. aud
hi,her Ey railroad. Last year NJ. c. came
all sa- way 10 Sioux City in ros hcss, and
sras SssAe ssShs and day. reached taas plass
ia TIE short srsee Of eixhs days. Probably
10 thirty days. % BY the lss Of jane. the
Chippewa. kysead Eagle. sna oshss steam.
ers viii sssrs sek nib iAsss dsRsesss esa-
pan.ss and sss1 ovtS.s--S s.. Less D.
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n. y.par,s-srw ADVANCEMENT

Osing TO the uncertainty Of navigation
on the Missouri, at the present low stage Of
water, the Z. s. Express Company have
placed Messenger on the Stage route be-
tween here and St. Joseph. Money and
small package. carried to and from s..
Lonis in Che short space OF three days.
Messenger leaves hsrs svSry Thursday, re-
turning every Tuesday. Tbi, arrangement
will adj much to thu certainty Of business
transactions between this city aud St.
Louis.
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rorSry REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

The gsYzssieza EIsctsr, q Patsa~ assszais p'AA''
,.s resge.asa To NEE. IN Co1TensiSn q sac t9siS'
cs.assssr in CgyasIl BIars. On THEsspAf' fh1 '"fh
nay NAY us1t, a. re o'st9cs, r ~ 10 sDe '4'-
ra.. .. a7sss,ias psssssaes % ss safe o'e''.S -
10 hs.. at Iowa CITY % ise ~ q Nay afsi sso u
,s,z.s. se.,, the Distret Republican c'nsfes''0as
esoy.n..ss here,'ter = ss csfisf.
D. C. sLooxEa, Lhairrss.
49,, n. tsso. Req. County csa.
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- ..ns.a.H=sa
uf.E BALDWIN.

Wa hare before us private letter from
ono of tho very ahlest members Of the bar
10 the State. in which occurs the following
extract; "Ths Soapdrsil can state truly
that Judge BAtpwts is winning golden
opinions, by ths concise, clear, and able
opinions he is giving at Davenport. A lead
ing lawyer has lately said ths, BatpwtS, in
bis Judgment. would be the ablest Judge We
have ever had in Iowa. viii the East some
Nazareth Siope ?"
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NtsE Iurpf tfpR<Kx

a Company from Monroe. wisecnssn
passed saroasa this City iay or twe since.
'sn route for California. There ~ers some
e'Sas or ten nsa. and two or three families.
AaeJ bad train Of ave wagons, attached
- witch we're sixty- sss - sleek and fat
aoes,ns horses, ~ yea generally sss this
high Up The nuddy.n
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DISSOLUTION.

vy,ag ro-rARTSEgsHip HERETOFORE 30
sHz sefsesa ~ " xaYssn1 sn7 I y 80 - a
~ - - -. n.xx..o 4 Pxorcsr, k~s sess sAts esy
- =, 80 egsa.nts G PaososT fes:fiaH
from tie Arm Tas bzs aeAs ~, -s,yrss-y =,
~ -. n =. srfa grlor - mt, sSis ~is ne sessss
-. M suass.rts cse sAs FRA aagsf = F>sa
sEa sSs~ W. " xATsAED.
-, .4-~. .pyg; Ssh 1850.
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~ Tsoss to rAsm sAss 9sssGra2s eonss sseNAes'
ali fax. sosses thai fas sosPAxTii rss1 % 10
.o.c,y .esf 10 sA<ir ad1sess. ssfu Old scorer e'e
.,f,srS We asssa Ttss we sss, - yes Ea44 p'sass
,ai, sse .osies ss6 sorsrs sssysesra sesorssassS-
g.r.afisr sr.yy ssbseribtr stH be nessss sAes sae
fla. for essea Ae sas paid fer the paper Aas ssps,ss
a.4 iA< paper will 10 10 esse % isas 5sy ssSassSs
~zsS th.a pst6 for in r1rssef-
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Oa Tuesday last, Mr. Russ School re-
na,red TO the bank Of the Lake, n short
distance above town, and had q pleasant
pis.nic, thereby mingIing "pieasure with
reason and, Learning with mir!h," and ceIs-
bratipg in m appropriate manner the annual
return Of thu .merry month Of May"
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Ss">' Panorama Of the reu.s 20 Pike.
fSak VIII Re exhibited s, Empire Hall,
ID 'a'' city, this Saturday. Evening
We On hand early, Il yoa wan, another peep
'"s magnificent raaersms. Remember
'as f'aec, NJ. ;, Enpir. Black, Sd story.
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~ . -7---------1.
hN x ~. RIDDLE.

ffss'a~aaa.sis's sniefstigshle Rerve-
sentative n Fae EssA,h General Assembly,
arrived IN iAs .eisy Tkars1ay last. lie
osaTs a's e'a'a'ns eososs meekis, aud is 10
ssoa aealsa and sp@s..s. lie is 10: = car.
didass for re sfaetinn
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FottayyRttamie County Lands
PoR SALE BY
HORACE EVERETT,
Council Bluffs, Ioysn.

g warsE ar 90. rs, As--A9 sefcs suaipiHins. NJ
y. Springer farm. & nilcs Norilaf iown
EEarsEqra 70. $50 acres Vi, Mesqeiioe ersch
bottom laid miles aboee Jsldse u anti farm
MN qf 8. H. Ai--s0 acres. \ tinfber IN Mssaai-
toe erect mils southaf M --- farm.
HE2rs n. A0--iso acres Silver creek bottom land.
about 10 of inbsr, the rcd 10 Va
tertufy's. in Shelby county,
ssN " ~; MGR N " gt ssw AZ, and sw.r
sw9r2, 10. t0-7s6 aerea, ktshnabgtsny r.itna bot
tom land; the STAGE rynts in,ie Of Bs
Grove, Joining soeun's anil Juize Jane sfsros
the sonth sns Mr. Ffie's and Fisshers on the EAST
There IL NJ better bdy 81 Land In western lows than
this; with plenty d timber and numerous settlements
near.
mile esst the sbgvei bottom isnd with s.ie
ttmssr
sssw ar 10, and y EpsEgs =. sa--tso .frs'.
near ca,rinsYrs Mil; stout 10 timber The
tfsrt J nils nsrsh ef ihs new stsls Tead.
NE ar and sE ~ Z 10. ss-szo s.fes. b,'sos, isnd
and The same distance shove lola, and sdJeisias Va
Pefess farm.
SwsrswarsG wssEsy and srTswgs
ard az Esr ~ n, 900 aerrs ~ seaersei.
about miles se,ve Reels mill asd ~ nes North u
sof ~ Io;yY snasw sfsEqrfs,r -. A4--ass
seres Missouri River bo'tem Hand. miles FROM Cosn
EsA wsEwar, and ws.xwpEwto
t2soo scses bi.f4 slope SRI npfshi sfsirs. - Eas
Yizsop, ~ mites 81 reanei Birr. shsut ~ aess
Of sas. a.: yer, se ,f.s' =, stss .ss'a
AZ ~ 49, t4-2oo seses bottom land, taiis frog
Cospesi BUFF
Esswar, wssE n md 4 W grE Bar ~ ~. ~
100 .cres. to,nsm ssd Oh Little sai,s.. a''iss ssss
Of L. J. Gtids
EhsEas Is; y ar ard ssEgf y, ~, 4i--s2o
btsgm Land Silver cfses milo esss 81 h -
cHit1s
Ekswas; and W . y sr ~ 70, l,--fs0 ssfsss sii-
creek tst.ors .ssa, sfs eeush VI bfidss 90 nsv
etste soah.
sEgrHwg1s. rs. 7s-Ee afsss. mile sorth u ..
Ffscss' . "a Fsnser's farms.
~ 81 sr ~; and y af n w4r a. n. ss-12os1ess
tgwn.
skxE ar, snd Ar ~ SIX NV " ard " q u.
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April ssts by ,he aev. DE-. y. ". PEET. NJ, IoUts
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Tuesday, Mag Ist, $50 n TIE sake Hosse Crescent
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apfaGInrS NOTICE.

Rev. Joas H.seocK will preach at the
Congregational Church, this evening, a.
carly candle light, and tomorrow q. l03
O'Clock A. VI.