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TO THE S0LDIERSl
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use Of Soldiers.

It is printed in four cslOrs, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless Numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, cOlors flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers
size 13x17. The certificate il enclosed
in psstebOard tnbe, and can be sent to
any part Of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filing up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve it As q remem-
braRce.
Price 30 cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid.
L. N. RHODES & CO.,
81 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above.
oc 16-sm
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s2K Reward

7 osT, BY A POJR SOLDIER, ON THE sTH DAY
IL Of January, 1854. between the Barber shop Of
Harrs Pearie, (el Mar ct street,l and the Post
ONCE. one large Morooco POCBE F BOOK. contatG-
ing 500 in greenbacks and 9 detail Mail MeRsen-
ger, signed by MsjO General sherman. The finder
viii receive the above re zard By leaving Il with
Mr. Strong, at the Pest Ofhcs.
JOSEPH ANDERSON,
Jan &c Nail esssngsr.
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Refuse Ine issues OF all Banks
mentioned below

EetNS5 EEe issues o. ala 1aIAn
n1cutCHea below
The following Tennessee Rsnks are broken, Of
have been wound up; and Their Notes, II amp srs
out, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, ct Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville,
Farmers' and Mechanics Bank, ct Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis.
Exchange Bank, at MuTfreesboro.
Miners and Manufacturers Rank ct KDoxvfs Q.
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank Of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, al cambridge.
Bank OF Claiborne, at TazsWeil.
Bank Of TazsweIl, ct TazeWen.
LaWrenceburg Bank, at LaWrenorburg
Citizens' Bank, at Memphis.
BANK Of america, ~ ClRFksYiIle.
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
Southern Bank, Georgia
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The Louisville Journal mentions re-
port that Brig. Gen. Boyle has been re-
lieved of the command Of that District,
and il succeeded by Gen. Jacob Ammon.
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We are 20 have more oliver as well -
more gold. Besides the increasing yield
Of The California and other silver mines
in the United States, new silver region
has been discovered iDEthe Argentine re-
public, at the foot of the Andes. The
ore is founded in tract on one mile by
forty In extent. In The British colony Of
Victoria, also, very rich silver deposits
hsve been discovered. It is thought that
the appreciation in value Of silver, IS
compared with gold, win receive pres-
emily at least temporary check.
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so5 Reward.

7 OsT, STOLEN Or sTRAYED, on SATURDAY
IL might last, one small GREY MARE, about thlT-
hands high; years Old and shOd all round.
Any person who will deliver this Mare st ny stable
on Church street, shall receive twenty-five collarF,
and no questions asked. CALEB G. HARRISON.
Jan Sc
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Mr. Wilson, Of Mass, offered a resOlu-
tion in the q. s. Senate on the 9Th, pro.
vidiDg for the expulsion of Senator Da-
Wis # KY, in consequences of sentiments
put forth in = recent resolution by the
latter, which, in the opinion of Mr.. Will
son, incites the people to reasonable in
surrection and rebellion. No action was
taken on the resolution.
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Washington letters continue to predict
sgay and fashionable season, and an
nOunce that already have gigantic
trunks arrived, filled with the latest ASH
ions, which are TO grace the Forthcoming
receptions and parties.
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va. CARTOON & CO., Pubiishers.

To cORREsroSDEETs.-Please bear ia
mind that we do not publish commune
cations which do not come to US With
the authors proper signature.
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Funeral Notice.

The friends and acquaintances Of William and
Margaret buchanan are invited 10 attend tn Funeral
Of their son. JOHN D. BUCHANAN, from their resi-
dsnce, in Edgeheld, on Monday, January 18th, at 2
O'Clock P. NJ, without further notice jan 1O-l"
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UoLrHBIAs IN Nov. =, I8HL
Ma. J. ". DOLHEkE-Dear SIR have been much
interested aud pleased IN examining your sysien1 d
Poumanship. Your method Of teaching seems to ne
% be both SKI lul and ftithfcl and the Improvements
Of your pupils IS eprsing and rapid oeyond any
thing have ever Witnessed. I shall feel hapDy n
ths testimony 70 your merit shall lead others - avail
themselves OF your instruction 10 one Of the most
beautiful and useful arts and am very respectfully
etc. JAS. II. OILY.
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Lost,

ON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER zfTH, 1858,
IS a small white TERRIER DOG, Uith the
L. leff ear black, also a small black sPat on
his bacK BE was called Messenger A LIBERAL re-
ward viii be paid for him Il left q The seEaEes
Barber ShcP Jan So
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Persons writing 70 this one to sabscrbo
to the Union, or o. any other business. should
address THAR later =,
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Lost.
NOTICE.

MICRO LABoBERs EMPLOYED on THE FOR
In TIFICATIONS or NASHVILLE bstWeen AU-
GUST, 1862, and MARCH, 1868, bob iasEusius, who
have NOT yet been paid their wages 90 earned, will
call the subscriber without delay, at the Engineer
on the Franklin Pike
d. O. STEWART,
fan 1e-3s ASs't Engineer.
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sTRAYED IRON NJ RESIDENCE,
q mouse-colored TERRIER PUP, about
- six months old. libsrasl rEBrd viii
= pzil his delivery AZ No. G. Cherry-strset
: 1haotsr's Drug Store. Jan 9-S
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Removal.

J. q ROSS, nsufist, has removed
bis oEles e No. - Jni n Street, Up
tIYft1eone Of tbs eutTanoes % Thomas }.
AJI Asrritt's PhosOsTEFh eaIlery.
an s-Im
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SOLDIERS ALBUMS.

POCKET BOOK FORM,
And are well adapted for the preservation
of card portraits. By using one of these
Albums the Soldier will always have the
portraits of his friends by him, and can
refer to them in whatever scene Of toll
and danger be may be placed.
Sent by mail upon receipt of price,
postage prepaid.
8 Portrait Album, 81 IS
10 &" 2 90
A liberal discount to Agents and
dealers.
I. n. RHODES & co,
No. 30 Union street, Nashville, Tenn.
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ana w LII DELL al REASONA-
BILE PRICES.
Note, Letter and Cap Paper,
Buff, White, Canary, Opaque and
Official Envelopes.
Blank Books.
Suffers Drafts on Paymasters.
MenaQrandums,
Diaries for 1864,
Paper Collars,
War Maps,
10000 Portraits Of Generals,
Song Books.
Portfolios,
Pens and Holders,
Pocket Lnbstands,
Pencils,
Zine Mirrors,
Pipes,
Backgammon and Chess Boards,
Dice and Cups,
U0n117lOeS,
Combs and Brushes,
Buffers Ink,
Carmine Ink,
MuciIGge,
Backing and Brushes,
Emery Paper,
Gun OIL,
Variety Packages,
Fancy Soaps,
Razors and Str0ps,
P011ade and Hair OIL,
School Books, etc., etc.
Those wishing to get good bar
gains, would do well to give US a
call, or send in their orders
l. n. RHODES & CO.,
50 Union street.
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From ~ Hoa. Judge N Green.
President Of the Law School, AZ Lebanon, Tenn. and
who was fer 20 years on tie supreme Eonch Of Ten
nessee
'sAir. Dolbear has spent many yeas IN teaching
and perfecting his system Of instruction, ard d b.
far superior 20 any teacher Of peumanship have
or seen. You viii perceive at once that he q nan
Of hne intelligence. lie gives 20 instruction without
a aud bis reasoning b 20 just and clear has
you al perceive the principle he seeks 70 mpart
and that being fixed IN the mind, the pupil, acting
upon e, s0en earns write with easa aud rapidly
Is well a. with elegance
/ commend Mr.. Dol0ear 70 your kind attention, and
trust Il VIII be consistent with your views and ioci-
ings 10 forward his obloCia. Any service you may
render him viii be worthly bestowed and vii o5ugs
me. Very respectfully, Your friend,
LKR1NoS, TESS., Oct. 20, la56. n. GREEN.
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VIII be furnished Jfss Of charge b soldiers 10 o. cas-
Of the Hospitals, II their bottles or inksfands ara
brought al the above hours S0Lnma are taught one
third less than citizens.
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w.oAOrERoN~oo, Publisher.
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SUNDAY MORNING. JAN. 10. 1851.
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Sir-C0nsideriug good hanrtwriiing o. be not only
an accomplishment, but mems u success % every
man engaged N buincss, greatly EpPiauJ your uef-
ior0us exert0us % Improve the ehirocraphy Of the
age. A gentleman or g lady either who writes badly
never writes Willingly; aud consequently ofen fal 10
write when they shsuld and when they Do write it q
doue az the last momeBt, with haste and imEatieacr
and consequently with faults Of al kilds ofen com
hitting and iujuring both the writer and the cause
which be advocates. Wishing you every success IN
your laudnbie undertakings,
Iremain yours, respectfully,
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slrsst'. HOURS, to Il, .. m, 70 8, p. m, and
TO 9 az night.
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The following very Just reusrks Of the Hon. Thos.
II. Benton, L. s. senator, are Wtrthy the attentive
regard Of parents aad all yoang persons who have
any hope OF success In tho bussaes Of lie.
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Allow me to introduce 10 you my friend J. w. Dol
bear, who sits your city for the purpose II teach
Ing Penmanship aud Photography. His reputation
success fll teacher Is vel and % widely ostab-
lighed that viii say nothing on that score. only
desire 70 present him gentleman from whose 40
cety have derived much pleasure and profit, and a.
one whom you have The intelligence ~ appreciate.
anything you may do % further his designs viii b
gratefully acknowledged BY your friend,
JOHN e. TDGAR
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The Restoration Of the state An
MISUNDERSTANDING Conditions mast
be 4ccentea
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-30

prisoners form our army and sold 10y the
rebels into slavery would be by the second
proposition abandoned to their fate.
The third proposition would add to the
existing debt Of the United States about
$4,000, 100000. For half this amount We
could finish the war victoriously without
treaty, crush out slavery and rebellion,
punish the rebel leaders, abolish the south
ern slave codes, establish freedom through
out the south, and defy all future efforts to
foment civil war in this republic. For the
sake of temporary peace (for any such ar
rangement as that above proposed would,
Of course, be only temporary we are, there
fore, asked to more than double our present
debt, confirm slavery forever, rivct bondage
hopclessly upon the most fertile States in
the Union, and leave uncured the enormous
evils which this war should have provided
remedy for The fourth proposition is
the key of the whole mischief. 1t pcrpetu-
ates the slave constitutions and codes, re
stores the tyranny of the slave oligarchy,
brings them back to their seats ofpowcr.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-30

The TwENTY-ISCu GUN.-The great
twenty inch army gun recently finished at
Fort Pitt Works has been placed upon the
trucks which were built expressly 10y the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company, at their
shops in Altoona, to convey it 10 its desti-
nation. We have already described these
tracks, which are constructed in the ordi-
nary manner, with the exception that
everything about them is of the most sub
stantial material, and bridge extends over
both trucks, the ends resting upon heavy
beams across the centre of each truck. Be
fore the immense mass of metal was suffered
To rest upon the bridge, strong props were
placed under the beams, as Il precautionary
measure, and so severely are these props
taxed that it is uncertain whether they can
be removed at all II is feared that ii they
are Knocked from under the beams the trucks
will break down or become So strained rs
to render them unsafe The gun has re
manned in this awkward position, in front of
the works, tor twcnty.iuur hours past, and
We are not advised as to what course will
be pursued. The general impression is that
the trucks have proved u failure. One OF
the reasons alleged is, that they have not
been properly log chained; hut the skilled
wOrkmcn who dusigned them will hardly
concede this point, unless upon the most
satisfactory evidence. In the meantime, the
big gun is visited by hundreds, who can
get full aud satisfactory view of il gratis.
IL was weighed on the new mammoth scales
erected at the works Tor that purpose, and
was found 10 contain lld t07 pounds, or a
traction over .GHy,igAt tons, Juyenil,s,
aged from ten To fifteen years, were amusing
Themselves, to-day, IA crawling into the
bore on their hands aud knees, \ good,
sized family, including pa and ma, could
fnd shelter Ia the gun-aud II would hc a
capital place Ia hide Ia vase ot bo,Hbard,
ment. Those of our oi,ilyus who have not
seea the biggest of the big guns, can nov
have a favorable opportunity, as, from pFy,,
enI Appearances, II viii be some time be
fore Il, "goes on i'
The tNrnly inch navy gun, Iceenlly east
At the fuu Pitt Works, /, nov Ia The turn
ing lathe, ani u sloNly hut surely Vumlrg {
inio shsIe, lfit,bvFy Gl'Sis saI
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-30
JUSTICE TO OUR SOLDIERS.

We once supposed there would bc but
little opposition to the proposed amend
mcnts to the Constitution, allowing our
soldiers to vote: but we learn, with some
surprise. that there will be an organized
opposition which, no doubt, in its operations,
will be secret, as it requires rather hard
cheek, to deny the brave defenders of our
flag and country, the freemans privilege
of saving who shall rule over them, ana
who shall make their laws, and administer
their offices. We understand that the OPP
position claim majority in this county, of
1900 against the soldiers right to to vote :;
and that they claim to have one hundred
and fifty voters in Sunbury who are willing
to disfranchise the soldier. We do not be-
lieve this; but the very fact that such
rumors prevail, shows that efforts are being
made, to bring about such result 1t is.
therefore, incumbent on every good citizen
every good patriot and every good demo-
crat, who has any regard for the principles
and the memory of Jefferson and jackson,
to come to the polls on Tuesday next, and
thwart the efforts of designing politicians,
who would pcrpetrate this outrage Oh the
rights of our citizen soldiers, in order to
control the party organization and elect
themselves to office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-30
ID r. a II M a.

In this place, on the 2lst inst, Mrs. MARY
MARTIN, relict Of the late George Martin,
Esq, of this place, aged 80 years.
The deceased was, at the time Of her
death, perhaps, the Oldest resident of this
place. She has been confined to her bed
and chamber for the last year, and for some
months had been afflicted with blindness.
She bore her Affections with christian resig-
nation, and awaited calmly her coming de-
parture. Captain Luther Martin, killed at
Gettysburg, while at the head Of New
Jersey company, was her youngest SON.
LED. AN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-30

Allen knew nnthing of the Presidents
Amnesty Proclamation, and says that the
Rebel soldiers are ignorant oft.
The Southern people think that if Lee
and johnson are beaten the rebellion will
soor terminate. They have little confidence
in johnson, aud are heartily tired of the
dreadful pressure they are subjected to.
Forrest got three thousand men in his
conscriptiOu expedition in Kentucky.
Allen says that the fight with Stursis,
May Cd, at Bolivar, FIVE hundred men could
have captured all the Rebel trains.
Forrest has been several tunes heard to
say that he did not want to- take Memphis,
as large section Of country was dependent
upon it for supplies.
The steamer KGdaStid was sunk to-day
on the grand Chain between here and Padu.
cab. Loss tritiiny.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-30

T.
John Walizo vs. Ex'rs of John walitc. sen decd
Jacob J Reed vs. Lenucl Chanhcrlin,
John c Hoffman. vs same
Vim l. Dcwnrt vs. Reuben Fagcly 4 Co
John prnhcT, Clcaycr. Ftgcv 1 Co.
W SeHsholt1, Fasrly { Co.,
karc Buchucr, vs. Vim. l. Dewart ct al,
Francis haIc same
Maria c Vincent Va John l. Watson,
Girud Fire Marine Marine Co &c. " Sts,tcn
Msrr Go
Hugh Caul. w Daniel r Caul.
The Big M'tn imp Co. vs. r Baumgardncr ct al
Katy Stamm, 4 vs. John Wofnger.
Com. of Penn a for oarsel VS. Jas VanIyke { bail
Same for Albris-t ct al same
Isaac Martet al vs. B Boyer and Vim Wort
J NJ Bostinn and vito solomon Brosious.
Bright / Son vs. + Osuun 4 A O.mun,
Catharins P,iT,r W Jonathan pUnkI.b.r,cr
j. II. Rakcr assignee vs Patrick Machsn,
John b v W,iser Henry WCisc ct al
Robert Campbell sCppor Augusta township,
\ Lark. o- Y: Y, John + g S4sloT, I ct al
VTm WinE "i ISnn t ''r tIWTTy ME- y mo hstrt et0
c Bachman ct Gl Trustee vs. Thos Purse ct ~
Elizabeth lIause, W J. $ GiIncr, admir-
John IIarcr. for ~ b. \. Alexander,
The Bank Of Northumberland &c VI 3 Gearhart ct al
same W same
George W Dixon, vs Jedinh Kciscr,
Bank of Miidlcinwn Samuel Nris.
Richard Ban, &c '. Godfrey Rocky ct al
Richard McGrann ct nl vs. Phil & 5. X. H. Co &C.
Moses Chnmhvrlin CT al " John Noris &c
Mm l. Dcwnrt Thos BaUmgardncr
Arnold 4 VIZ eiser, w Nancy Carr & Francis
EllCn BarnhUr: vs. Solomon Mngca
Decatur Herb. W John 4 snyder, admir-
George l. Watts W WIn b Brysou
George Snyder, vs. ArboSGsl 4 Bohh
Jeremiah Sayidgo vs Jacob Dndore,
John Dunklcbcr5er vs. Bonhan Martin
Fcter h. Eshcr vsJosoph Weitzel.
Ira 7 Clement, ct al vs. J J Dull 4 J ' Cristwcll
Ferdinand Masscr, Ys Jnc VI Maurcr &c
Sarah Jane Coup, Va Elizabeth Jrnseus
Com. of Penn for u Long vs. h. Waliron.
Michael Graham " james Pollock ct al
Fox 4 Brother vs. Bird Douty
William Rrgrl vs. Philip Zcrbe 4 Catharue
Thoma. Comfy John Moyer with notice
John Morgan Stephen Bittenbendor
Daniel Kramer for u!o vs. Jacob Moury, Indorsee
Hiram II. Moore ct al ys q, : WulcOtt
Wm II kricchline " p iIelteustcin ct 81
Mcfarland, EvanS 4 Co fTck and Stout
Wm l. pcwart VI Il. b. Massor
Twenty-Five cases for trial the Grst week and the
balance 10! secoud week.
!. }. .REIMENSSYpER. Proih'y
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saan,oIsin Coal Trade.
MADAME POKTER.S CURATIVE BNsAN

MADAME PORTERs CURATIVE BALsAM
ha long tested the truth that there are hrs' prucpr
Ia Medicine thcTy iSin Science, and this Medicinr
Is ompoundri on ptiRciplss sulisd to the manifold
nature Of Man The ears ui Colds i n keeping open
the pore, and creating gentle internal NarInth
and this caused hy the uss oi this Medicine lie &c.
me'lial qualities are based ils power Co ast The
healthy And vigorous ccglaiunai blood iLTsush .hs
lns4s, snlissns the gsslss ani ass,is tho ,kin 30
prfufm a duiies ui regulating che beat oi tbs s,s
tea and Ia geaiiy lhFe~ Ing oa the wAsis substance
fuu the surface u The holy Il Is pa tislsut rs1s.
dy bat ihs smalivui, ssfuiins srafghiug ani vArc,
hr sold - al dfusgist 81 q ani IS eshs r,f
polu'' aug d
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-30
EXECUTORS SALE.

fINliE subscriber will oGer at public sale At tho
L Court House in SunbuTy, on Monday the Fir,t
Of Augusta peIt, al one 0'clock i NJ, FORTY
SHARES Of Northumberland Bridge Stock OF tho
oatAte OF Hugh Bellas, decd
CHARLES PLEAsANrS, Executor
SunbuTy, July %, 1864 is
AZ the sano time, handsome Carriage, for one ~
tao horses, light wagon, and other personal proper.
y VI Mrs Bcias 10 be sold ou The prrmisc,
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Information in Relation 40 the
Coming Drati.
VOLUNTEERS, SUBSTITUTES AND DRAFTED
MIN.


MIN.
Although We have heretofore given con.
sideration To the rights. duties and incidents
arising under the enrolment laws, We are
admoniNhcd 10y frequent communications
and inquiries that there are many citizens
unter exercise ct mind upon the subject,
who nave not paid sufficient attention To the
matter, or properly understood that which
has been said about il, We therefore give
the following synopsis of the requirements
of the law, embracing some things hitherto
touched upon, and others not We. noticed.
First, The exemptions OF the oTigiua.
act, TO fathers OF mothefless children under
twelve years OF age, To some nembyrs of ia.
milies in which Others are in service, 10 sons
who are the support OF aged and destitute
parents, and too other similar causes, are No
longer allowed
second The communication clause, by
which person Nho Mas drafted might be
released upon the payment OF three hundred
dollaFs ls repealed. Nth single exception
la the case ot persons eonscicntiously op,
passed. IN bearing aguls, who may Commute
upon payment ct three huhdred dollars, az
otheTNiso hp considered as "nOn-oomha.
tants, and II drafted be- held Ia service ioT
hospital duty oF Ia the care at trredmon.
tVFsons physically incapable Of duty agc "a
empled upnn suTg.cal eNamiualioh.
fhifd the.lislsioa of cllitvHs into tWo
elassss, ,he secoal elass not being liabl, tn
aeIslos unlll the liT,t class sas exhausted, 4
abollalsd ahd an eiilisna liable AZ, enTull,l
IA ,hs sams elas. aad nay bs hsld ~ ,ini,
lar ssWlee
fuanh. fhe AZ ef liability 30 lhs dian
n ls'hhfs ,N,a'. ga foii, a't,tsu
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sHERIFF's SALES.

I(N virtue OF certain sTits Of Ven hap isugs oat
- oi the Court 0f Common Plea Il A1rfhuutyr-
lnni county, aud 10 me directed will be cAIa,eI o.,
rah'o sale al The Court llouse ln the huiuu Ga ~
sanbafy on MONDAY the lst DAY Of AiGlsl.
1901 At oel"sk, = NJ, the following described
zeal usiAie 90 vii
certain hall lpg oF piece u gIouai numbered in
.es suhsfal plaa Of sham0k k,niusu, a. lui 40 a. u
Boss No lSs, situate 10 the toan %. rihulnsll
Northumberland eouuiY, fa haauisi uu thr u.f..
~ sunbuIy street % tlg srti b. tisut.m trf.rt.
- lhs sYaiA hl satHv ia ani an The seat 81 lHf So
w h same block containing in uilih s-. l,st sui
ih lrnsh tit feet. Shsftau alt sTfctti tHu silIF
Hapis elius hou'u, small IaHs tiisirn. A..
seized laAsn .nl. sAres.iaI All g. ae s.Ii ls 900
ifuitfly " A II AlvaaHirf
Aihl
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