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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-06
WE INVITE

particular attention to the following line Of
Goods, suitable for Holiday Presents,
Real Heavy Blanket shawla,
French Blanket aud Droehe shawla,
lloosery for Ladies, Gents and Children
Ladies' Gloves In great abundance,
A complete stock Of Gents Gloves,
Fancy ShiFlng and Opera Flannels,
Assorted eolora Dalmoral Skirts,
Skeleton Skirts In great Variety
Zephyr Opera Caps and SublOs,
Fine Sable ruw Onh Mufs,
Fine White Linen llandkerehleiH,
Colofod border Cambrle Handkerchief,
licul BNndanna silk iiandkerchlris,
dents Silk Neck Tics and Crayptls,
Fine needle worked Collars,
Super black Love Vells,
Sllk 1ssues oi assorted Shades,
Ribbons, l,ucoi, EdgIngs and Rulllugs,
Fine black Mohalr Caps,
shawl Pins aud Scarf Fins,
porrmery, romades aud Soaps,
Buck l'ufses aud fancy Port Monaics,
flrHt rate Skates, ready strapped,
Nee Hair brushes aud Pocket Combs,
Extra good penknlycs aud Scissors,
Childfcns Gum Gilded Combs,
&co &c,, Nc,
sudbury, Dee, 20, ia0a,
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J q 8 T OPEN ED!
4. Y. BRIGHT g. son.

NVtTE the early attention Of cash pur-
= ehasers 10 their choice, varied and eNten,
alve assortment ef FitEaiI WINTER
GOODS which they ofler at reasonable
prices, Our stock embraces
A full line Of Handsome Dress Goods,
A nice lot Of Domeste Dry Goods
A choice supply Of hno White Goods,
A great variety Of Doots and Shoes
A large stuck Of Queens and Glassware,
A very extensive lot Of Hardware
Hats and Caps and Ready Made Clothing
6roecries Of all kinds, fresh and pure,
Drugs #pa,nts Glass aud Oils,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-06
Ehe Destruction OF the WarrentOn
batteries.
WASHINGTON May 20.

hAshiNuloN May ~
Acting Rear Admiral Porter, in des-
patch 10 the Navy Department, from the
Nazoo river, uudh date OF the 10Th inst,
states
"A few days since the Mound City, Lieut.
Commanding Bryon Wilson, came up us far
as MMrenton To recopnuitre aud see what
guns We're there likely to annoy our trans
ports. The rebels have heen engaged for
some months in building q strong casemated
water battery, intending To mount eight ten
inch guns ON is, This work was built with
cotton bales covered with logs the logs
covered with railroad iron, and the whole
covered with earth,
ION approaching the fort Lieut. CONG
Wilson sent q party on shore 10 reconnoitre
pn climbing up the casemate To look in, the
party discovered that a company of artille,
Rata had taken reture there. Surprising
themselves perfectly secure, our men tired
Their reyolyers into the crowd. aud warned
tho vessel that the rebels were about Lieut.,
Comg Nilsson then commenced shelling the
Tort, and ia a short time all Waz in a blaze.
Ateg burning thoroughly for somo time the
whole work Was destroyed, Thus ended a
fort la the space of an hour, which had
taAon the rebels live months 10 build, work
ing moslly day aud night
VI proceeded to MaIgcntm this morning,
"a he certain that the work Was thoroughly
de.tguyod ID required nothing more donu
ga it tho Mound Cts had anishel H. lhe
rehgh spt an lAe houses containing their
s,ules on ilre a. the gunhoats approached
and What they len lorderpd 10 he destroyed.
MWlgntun had been a Troublesome place
and mruled lls tate
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-06

A WHOLESOME DRINK..-The excessive uso
of cold water during the swcltering heat of
summer, often results in serious and alarm
ing illness. 1t is therefore advisable that
some beverage should be substituted for it,
of which those oppressed with thirst, can
partake with safety. For this purpose am
aware of no better or more refreshing drink
than the following Take of the test white
Jamaica ginger root, carefully bruised, two
ounces cream of tartar, one ounce; water
six quarts, to be boiled tor about five min
utcs, then strained to the strained liquor
add one pound of the best white sugar, and
again place it over the fire keep it we'll
stirred till the sugar is perfectly dissolved,
and then pour it into an earthen vessel, into
which you have previously put two drachms
of tartaric acid, and the rind of lemon,
and let it remain till the heat IL reduced to
lukewarm temperature ;.then add u table,
spoonful of yeast; stirring them we'll together
and bottle for use. The cUrks must be well
secured. The drink will be in high perfec.
tion in four or five days This is a very
refreshing and wholesome beverage, and ono
which may be largely partakcn ot without
any unpleasant result even in the hottest
weather. Those who make use Of old cider,
will find this much superior common field
beverage. A PRACTICAL FARMER
49, Efrln1UfD,rn TpI,Or1nh
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FtffINH FHffIi tHlffN ItHs aaH FVAHHi
FalLlPFLFHli
fisiiE sE4flssasi lsgilg lsssei fag isTm Y
gtslf. ills lslsT LQgfe lsle ihs pleasure "
fhnq4naps q ilaT fnfRas sni The hsFeling COM
~ l6slf dlee ~ fla " hsIsh iaa haS tsep
fiiAag ifaQltif4 ~ Eeiiiea ~ iglfTioT laapnsl
~ flsnntpif sIe lsIsr sal Ventilated snd fuI
s'.tfl y .ff,t w y ssetslll lesslsa
~ ~ iN4f flleif lleilily u us Cgsion lloasf
W llsls ~ w iagl Eaelsags
lsstsssff sAl ~ Hga y y RssisgItEi 81 ihs
*'y..its 49, fs,alhlg ~ LgIegsap
~ sfk ffegflpg y lef shol
to-. = 4 I. ttts 81. tis's 'ia' ~ ~s'sl'p''
....... Etss' sagsl sbHyor
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II f G. | p f S.

New CECEIPT FOR MAKING SoAP.-About
= year ago one of the most intelligent
practical farmers of Bucks county sent US
the following receipt for making family
soap: and within month we have had
before us several requests to insert 1t again,
the copy of the paper in which it rppeared
having been lost or destroyed.
fRtESD TELEGRAPH We lately tried
a new receipt for making soap-new at
least to us-and as we have had such good
success, thought it would be well to send
you the @odaS operdndi for the Housekceper's
department of your paper.
Pour four gallcns of boiling water over
six pounds of washing soda and three pounds
of unslacked lime; stir the mixture well
aud let 1t settle until it is perfectly clear.
1t is better to let 1t set all night, as it takes
some time for The sediment to settlc-Whcn
clear, drain the water off, put six pounds
Of fat with it and boil for two hours, stirring
ii most of the time. If it does not seem
thin enough, put another bucket of water
on the grounds, stir and drain off and add
as is wanted TO the boiling mixture. Its
thickness can be tried by putting little
on plate to cool occasionally. Stir in
handful of salt just before taking off the
fire. Have II tub ready soaked to prevent
the soap from sticking, pour it in and let
it set till solid, when you will have from
the above quantity Of ingredients, about
forty pounds Of nice nhite soap, at Il cort or
abDW tno ccRts per pound. IIousekeepers,
try it GermantouR Telegram.
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tts1Htt W0EEL Ves sAIu,

| lsfftel 4lif AeTii ~ rfg,id siil M ssll.
u tHH h4llt4i lfee-fl u Ifh ~ tsls
hf..s liEy' p ~ 81
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ilth lhlihH
W eItUtukS.G,

tpnypl that a sound mihi hni h1iy Te the most
ucc,aafy requisites 10 pfoiunl poGnpbla happlpessr
Indeed without thee, ihe jobIney through llis be'
cumgsI SgMy pilgrimage ihe prospect houfly
daikohs ~ the ,ipe, the hlHi heeuiHes shadoHpi
With dospaif ani allied With ihs inelAnehnly Iehee-
iuh ihai the happiness " aHuihgf becomes bEhied
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s.N,,SH ,sss.s l.oa..en.



\ keS%g& NJ sAtRy pQAthS in london has
4F;&vNtA Ra& QPtAeEt0RttIeS 30 remark the
seA2yAN eNstENet9E q cgtsbttiQR here, and TO
observe tAe AtNtiQ.4 Pablic men. \ few
@QE,R RS wGy QE eoptF,eSt NAY not be unm-
tyySasfag, troAl eRe Nho has served some
AbseEeRtNeShR ia ,NWcFiCaR public bodies,
AMI wAA ktt (gjea to hook tmpartElly upon
eVFgvaRpAsSlpg bodies IN mgand
\ AskR wAA AtS ltSteAed to the debates in
MASafAStQ}t will teqate some patience to
R(eaW tAe tsale deliberations Of f,Ulhment
AFtAsFe ave q tew dSlpagogues m the House,
~ Attegee PARTISAN On i've ia the Npnatc, they
kyeaA w the mteFeat, and do not, dispose to
sQlaAAqNRQ& though they may 0muso OF en-
FSs% SelAetAal2 sensational IA forever oc
G3FsfAs A EplagFeSSj there are nervous har
A4.SeeS thle aPostgophes, stHrmg oulogies,
Sg4SSRRlS P,tsstges Of wit Meas mdiyidu
AtkNa stkpA tolth, they 30 not speak hy
gpbg> kRl as QNvner tMpulalye and earnest
tetA N,AF aRst lQgleak hut ia Parliament
Ag,Hs ga GA sSepiN lho mpmbers sit
tFgsltteS Wth tolSlVd Urns aud covered heads,
RkQ AQ,,keta a. tQnoraL Ihe speaker, in
SAMA RaS( Ny, Neena tofcSer on the eve of
GQnSNAalpsS somgbp,ly 90 death, No ladies
4tS allowed tp be pleacnb save behind a
V,Sse 40 tAq reAlpte enA who're they look
Rke hyares pl stained glass Thoro is, there
yqEA No 0etghttpl auttcrmg of Ans, OF nod
Qag ~ t,bboAs and feathers, or euooura5 5mg
splllyS tQg the orators below Fhe mombers
hsNe W. Qyaks { 40 glib, sprightly pages run
~ Aal R0 thqgV WV no strugglos lor the
hpob With miuglmg shouts OF Mister
Sapakgy' on tho goRtJary, thv memhers rse
" ,Nhatq a. a ia tho performance of a pain
RA v0SS, aud thqy donot gesturo or empha
,p,A hub Qroa, thelp afna and dr.lWL atum
plN aud chant Ako broken ohor,stVra ON
pAgN pggVea NV pAoked tho crivs of hear
AeA6N WA,o6 Sou 500 mtyrpplatel la parlia
plgntsrN rypoltt aro pot shouted With holtug,
a. N QNaqtod myoluutuOy by the orators
tyuth pl ppNVg lhgN yespmblo rather the
pAQttyg,0 tysppnap2 of tolks az at aa Episeo-
p1 wyVpG lal moaA NAe a slck Nind
tAlonaA tAQ hail
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-06
TT!.I 'Tx.sE .IG''di.iII I..xi,ruC,u.An NOTICE.

llt " addresses MI lhnso VINO nave lllutpu lhrin
which ruin hath badly hnd mhl, uniting them fof
either business, study, society ~ marriage
Tntsr are anmc ~ the sad Hnd melancholy effects
produced by early habits II youth via Weakness ~
II Hack and Llmha, rnius In the Head Dmhoes Of
ight loss of Muscular Power, lnlIithlun " The
Ilcaft, byspupsy, Nervous luitnblly Defnnsomcnt
of the Digestive Functions, General Debility, Fymp'
tuius of tunsumuiun, de.
MrNtNLN The fearful effects On the mind are
much tu ho dreaded Loss of Memory, Confusion "
Ideas Depression of kpiilts EV, IutUbudinRs, Aver
tiou H. Suclviy Self blsltust, Lave II Solitude
Timiliiy, 30 are some 0l the evils produced
TnursNNps II pofsoHH uf all ages can nov Judge
what l. tho cause II lhclf declining health, IoGlNg
their ,lguf, becoming weak, pale, nervous and
rmnclHlcd, having Singular appearance about tho
MI az Iu aI ga
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-06

hStVge of A NptNN bslIg \ Fort
kuby \Nyega,AN oougappudent gNes ,he
yQlloNAg sketch
vNVat,gJs,S ,ho hglly' ol thg sAo.hoprs
NilaaI fluul M uaule Nas ppluled out Va
Nput ppltyapphiyNt llvr ltvha puualsipl ul
oNgt Nhieh loll tAaulaplablp stlings of colon
81 bpVh Aad ulnkplA 0l Nalluus Alads, u,y
tgt WVge yNlaseA la 4 heaIN pAlI ui men d
ahpNA ANolA ,op large, Anl Apf aHAlpa sn
Ngkped W Ntapplnsa ui AA pld tpA AAunpl
tby hge, NuNnl Nhlph lell tAgi,d mass,
W lVlN hAlh NaA pot lN,lv,i t,pulsl,p hut
ypub eg,tA,plN uol I'D gallsd hp,,lsplAn ol
lllseA ave lhb IA the n,erest NlploA0h tn
,as esAalllal h,lAa mAl,kA GhA,p sea
aafWa = y klsass "a IA Apslbs IN lAe
WulNN
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SV~,! WI$S

who have Injured themselves by y certain practice
mdulgyi In When alone - habit frequently learned
ifum evil companions ~ NJ school, the effects "
which are nightly t,ll, even when asleep, aud " n0t
vutci trndrfs marriage impossible, and destroys
bath mHd and bndy, should apply immediately,
What u pity that young mhn The hope Ot his
country tho dHflius ufh parent should he sRaiphed
FROM all prospects aud tnJnympnls uf life by tha
nnd ,ulgluR In epflain secret habit Fueu pelsons
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-06

a G,ra. sal, MtnsN

Capt Davis Hatch OF NorwAlk, CNyAA., AAS
lust returned home from M{hteFS NsSft ~
the east end OF the island of ~ BihAi4syN
now under the Spanish Government. 4lN
object in going ont, according 10 "iAe New
Haven Journal, was 10 examine the great
salt mines in the province NJ .NZRA NFyS&t
eighty miles 10 the nVst of ~. 4b,AsiAs,N
and, il finding them A. FVlSlVytSlttSN 10 FsSF.
tiOn the spanish SoNcTNaAtRt EyF a sFSAS ~
the mines, and also the l,JSVSloge II a FAFt
road or other mode OF trdASaSyrSAtSSA ~ a
seaport from whoa,t the A,sNE,OtttS N IN
mine could De exported AtttT A tAfylJgSA
examination Of the AiHcs, CA0,tSiA n, FYSa2
them more extensive thsA SvASSeyAtSsl, AssA
very easy to he worked ThtF@ - a RA,@gA
tain tea OF twelve f,ileS kyAs, al,A&t AaS Aa1
a halt Wide, ana abSWt totr hAA,EySS NSR
high, which isa solid mass ~ AyAiS FysN NAlt,
samples 81 which tAe CAlASAlR Ass &q1}sAt
home With him. TRcFS {sA S>sAtlhs 2kS.AstA
oS,r the sa,iace,Yi tkt sAt RssA NAtN qts RoAA
ave ~ ten tcet IN Thickness ~ tAS R9tN aR,l
s0mew hat thiIkcf Al tht hAssa.
Prom the EXAMINATION bfS,tA R "a &SNNAt
the mines extend tAf t>,Na~ sAt edESsgS eftAe
earth heNSAySiiAS The Sslt, NhsS VS., A9At
IN come across sAlM SSSstAgs XANS NstAtlSa
shown Gsl Tea ~ twVANS Ea'Ass taNs5Nh N,
clcAf ~ iSA IciBs sAtts6,>l ~ M N,AieS ki.R
mapanAnse "a tha miNts, NAA(AlA itssSA
passed Metk ia satNySfas M yoARttN
ar,laaa ,heA, AWa ISNNA tAjSS ", ~ eg's
boara, fN,,a thcNNs, yyyA ~ Nes san N1gA
tain Is the sAte ami ,S,tAy,,}s,sssa AAf4pf ~
BAgAhNNA the Atstsa,S u Ape9AN "a Mlga
through a pett,Stly NNSA ,sNA,F,N va eV4A
aad N,ry heavily W,AtstS,A NM NsS Wes,
AaNbl, N,,,sl Ba, ~ @S,SaS N SvNNSVy,
the Nhale dislAe,,A NA,l kaAt NNSf A ARAIS0N
pVtR N,eNsAlas ta ~ iNhsAgAs,s N'sfsAlN
llat,A 0b,Aias,A 4 s,Aa, MA, tAs S,aSst0
Hicn, ~ NasNlas M HtA,A ktA Nv SNllN
s,\e pylSilssgs ~ 4 tAlt,sAA WylA M NpAys
t0 th, rs,t NJ fAsAAysaA. ~ M NseA ~ w
ycArs, kna albANtNs Az M pAAtsteN 1yNA AAV,l
ka N, ,,,asls,N\tsA AA,l NVsNfs ~ kA2 ps,,'
ta a. hs,ia,,ht N NVe ~ ,tSts> NsvtAsF wa
MANY alhst pflNtNssa M NiNNStAVs2As "
os'\'as Va V'a',sasA,taA NsN 4 vYss W
hushsl "a ~ Az vNleAtsA kAs kSAt ~
WAN With Az Ies WAFssN v4ANN'N W Va
ht,A
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nraaaiss, Wiaes, aiins, 40,

UtilE fubsenboI, having opened in ThompsOn's
Brick Building Mil street DaRYille, = large
sGi eolaplels stock "
tDRElGS And DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
eGlaIGlsIg iLs bffi tIsnds u BTsndief, Gin, Old
hgf seefl aHd lHsL Nhisksy, Port, sherry Ma
4eila lEEupsgas sRd cher Wines " all gTades all
u sLiel sill b. fold Nholessle AZ tbs lowest city
prices tslgp-keePeIs b buying oi usi eau save
n lfssi tls iTelgLi
felssls afsil5as q purchasing liquors for
FAAiLf Use,
ssy lsly pPoE bsilg furnished siih . pure snd
.lGiEiffIsia afiicie
- Beips ieisIwiEsi 70 sstsLlish Tspgtsiion foT
ss1Lg eLfsI he Iespeeiiully foleitf tbs patronage
v lls lsllls Az eFlsF' Ep9ERFal& siistessi e.
pspgilis JyEs 10 ls60
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-06

kAGgACrs FHoA tuE REpEl fgEss The
tsWsal ui thp Legislature to ind0rse ueor
glas shafe ol lhe hpuds Mil uaNel With the
spppi ol electricity W the Apr.h, and nom
thouDp ID Nill bp carried op the Nings ol Ihe
Nind Throughout ths elslllt,d Wolld Mll
mai NM pneini,s consider this action "a tho
Lpgislaluga lhp gfealest Nletury il lincoln
of thsNaTi Can any nole loaas bo nego
ualp,l Ia tnglaal snd France, ahen the,e
tNn glpat puNpls az ipluHpeA tAal Geoggla
4 iisimstiul ~ Che Confederate oHAitt
hluf i0Hl hsHftNnfr
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Thres eoplc. 70 ono address,
Enssn az do 20 90
Five Dollars In advance, viii pay for ,hrec yeafs
subscription to the Amsroaa,
Club subscriptions must be Invariably paid IN ad'
vance, and sent 10 one address, .
Ifsubscribcrs neglect or refuse 70 Wss hsn news M
nsn..s nom the ofce 10 which they are dtvcttd they
arc responsible until they have settled the bills and
ordered them disccntinued
Pcstmas,ers will please Att A. our Agen~ ana
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

One square Of ~ lines, times, si oo
EVcry subsequent Insertion, IS
One square, months, . 10
six months, 5 90
One year, 8 20
business Cards Of lines per annum, . %
Merchants and others advertising by tSo JefH
with the privilege Of inserting different aA-
yertting weekly, 70 20
Business notices inserted In the Local COLUxs, "
psiore marriages aud Deaths, FIVE CEN1b pbk
LINE for each insertion.
tv Larger Advertisements ns per agreement.
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CURE WARRANTED ~ TWO
DAVIS.
NO HfIfffH ~ NHUAfpHi HiNr
ISbt. .psIIlNs'I'SDN.

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons i,ondon
Graduate tfum one Of the must eminent Cullpsrs In
has hctn spent In the hospitals II London, Paris,
Philadelphia and elsewhere, hnu effected H0me "
the mu. astonishing cures that were ever known ,
many troubled with ringing In the head aud eats
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed NJ
sudden sounds, bnshrulness with frequent hlushlng
attended sometimes with arrangement of mind, were
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-06
ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately Cured, aud Full vlgcr Restored,
THIS Distressing Affection which renders tiife
miserable aud marriage imposshle-is the penally
paid hy the victims ofimptopcf lndulRchceH Young
persons are too apt 10 commit ekuesses from not
being aware Of the dreadful consequences that may
cnsuc Now, who that understands the subject win
pretend to deny lhnt the power of pfocteati0n n lost
sooner by those falling into Improper habits than by
the prudent Dcsides being deprived the pleasures
VI healthy offspring the most serious aud destructive
symptoms To both body aud mind arise The system
becomes pcrungcd, the Physical aud Mental fuhcs
liuns Weakened, loss Of proctcnllye Power Nervous
lrritnhlity Dyspepsia, ralplin,iun Of the Heart,
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, Wasting OF
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay aud Death
Onicc. No. . Soutb Frederick street
Lcfi hand sdo soug hom baltimore street, n fuw
doots from the corner Fail not to observe name
mud number
Letters must bc rbid aud contain stamp Tho
Doctors Diplomas hang IN hsuincu,
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W 'DIssI:Isu I,s l:s or suuuVDu>CE.

When he Wisiuliei and lmpiHisRi g1iaIy VI
pleasure nhis that he hes hhlbpi tbs fseit ~ ibis
s.Hss ~ shamei ~ dfead ~ discovery delfs hin
from apiiNiuR " those aha ifgiu siueallqg anl
tp.pssishiuly tAH slnHp heiiisHl hlmi drAJlna nll
aaks then sppsaiaHts safh As uipeIalpi sme
throat diseased HusF plihiuihAl iAlhs w ihe heAi
aid llnta, dlhnsss ~ s4hi deafness HDles GH ihe
shin b,Hss sod sias. lpishss eH ihs hpal i4es anl
~ last the pslaie ef ihr mpph " ihs L.es " ike
i,as tall ~ asi The tirtiu ~ lLs aalui dlsfsse
hspumts hntii pljept ~ confederation illl death
luis l,fl,I ~ BIZ disAliui sehtilNasi W ssgiigs
traveller tuiaths
ukAaiiaafAsig Eiei lhsi lhsasaEai isii ,lgllus
a. ihlt isfitt lisaAss ssibG " ihs gpshliu 80 N
snufahi ttsishisis b. VI ths Hss n ihai i'fadfg
FsHsH MfffHfR fHih The psiisiisilaA sAl iAAks
the tsstlus IL lit ialstfale
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noc"ErELLEm a ROVER,

AIIufHeyh HI law hunburyl Ia
4 JORDAN hOCkEfLLLEh and SOLOMON
~, " BOYER, respectfully announce that they
hHIs entered iRi0 e0IArlneTship In the practice Of
helT profession, aud slll continue 20 attend 10 all
business eniTused ~ their charge in the counties
# AoHhumbeTlaRd lnl0n, snydeT aud M0ntouT,
pI0laIilyi faithfully and esrofullY Special atten-
liaH glll be given 10 the COLLECTIONS OF
CLAIMS consullstiOns can be had ip the GER
Man isngnage.
Dhes -hgIksi street opposite Viewers Hotel
tglbuIy, fshIuaIy T. 1880,
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