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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-16
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

SENATE.
FsIDAr, Jan. Is, 1854.
PRAYER by the Rev. Dr. Doggett of the Methodist
Church
A communication was received from the Houfe OF
Delegates announcing the passage Of certain bills TO be
found in their proceedings.
REPORTS COMMITTEES.
bill for the relief of l.. A. Dunn, of King William
county.
liam county. f.r
A House bill providing for the payment of tobacco
destroyed by fire at the Public Warehouse with amend.
ments.
vIRGIsIA FINALE IssTIrTTE.
Mr.. CHRISTIAN, Of Augusta, presented memorial
from the Trustees of tho Virginia Female Institute at
Staunton.
Ga presenting the memorial, Nc. CHRISTIAN re-
marked that recent message of EK Governor Letcheg
charged, in q conspicuous manner, that the former
Prnciral OF the Virginia Female Institute manifest
disloyaty in refusing receive Confederate money al
though ~ the time onfedsrate officer. Mr.. o. said
tie official pers he had just presented would eieS-
tuay reue this charge and show that the statement on
which tie Governor based his remarks in the matter
must have been on an entire msapprehenson of the
facts The gentleman in question has invariably re-
cevcd Confederate money ON all OCCASIONS and be has
eve, been distinguished JEALOUS loyal and patriotic
cz W whose sacrifices and u,rIDgs in orr cause have
BILL PASSED.
Tie bill from the House providing for the payment
of tobacco destroyed by fire at the Public Warehouse
was taken up, the amendment Of the House of Dele
gates agreed TO- and the bill passed
bill for the relief OF Il q. Douglass, late steward
OF the Eastern Luuatc Asylum, was read a second
time and ordered to be c; crossed.
REVOLUTIONS.
Hr. CoGHILL offered the following resolution, which
was sgteed to:
Resolved, Tnat 50 much Of the Governors annual
message as refers the recent requson INSIDE him
by the President of the Confederate States for slaves
work the Qualifications be referred 70 the Committee
of Cour of Justice. Agreed to.
Mr. DICKINSON off;red the following
That the Committee of Privileges and Elections IL
quire nt0 the eEpediency of providing by law for voting
by soldiers in camps aud refugees, ia ell general or
special elections for cOu.ty officers. Agreed 10.
Mr. GRIOE Is detained from tie Senate on account
Of illness n his family.
On motion of Mr.. CARSON, tho Senate adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-16

@E0 REWARD.-Stolen from the stable
epOO OF IRA Polly w. Roberts, on the hight Of 9th January
light bay MARE scme i've six years ola, slim tsil little
While hrd ioo back little CALLED been In he cav
airy ~ ryice.
win give The shove reward Tor the Of said mare MY
jalo-e2r II. N. ROBERTS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-16

ADJf And INePEOT0R GENERALS 0FFICE,
RIcHxosD. Va, Jan. II 1884 &.
e,s'siL onD'a.
H. the tax In kind on bacon to be commued
by collection OF talt pork equivalent.
7s Con0rtss Of The Confederate States Of America do enact
Assistant and other agents Engaged Ia
on tax Ia kad, DO authorised, under orders
the Secretary OF War 10 demand and
commutaVn for the tax 10 kind bacon, equiva
10 I therefor In salt pork.
Approved Dec Is, 1863
H. foregoing Of Congress being In force, the off,
ces In the act hereby authorized to tesnd and
receive Communication the tax Ia kind equivalent In salt
pork
Ia estimating what shall lie equvaert reference shall be
practicable the schedule rates esab shed By the
appraisers appointed under the m section Of the act f Congress
But the Qu.rtermRSter may direct
variation add settle Others Ia such localities
may for the rters OF the public service
(ssneD g. COOPER,
jal4--dlw Adjt and Imp. Gsn'L
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-16

nal GOl ALI FOih oAhls.-- w Will sell,
b. way Of public auction the 9Sth OF his month
valuable Farms 20 be ound IN MONTGOMERY oCunty
farm e3ntacs 56 Of land about % Of which Is
red, M remaining portion hesvly nbered The land Is
haby adapted 10 the growth OF al kinds Of grain and grass
Hes famed atey the Yrgina ard Tennessee Railroad
e mies east OF Central Depot There also the farm
IA Gft and Saw NIL Persons wishing Invest IN real
have here opportunity Tor such Investment
the ume and place Vil sell all the cattle sheep
b a. vel a. ave wagons aud al TIE farming uen used
ID ssh farm also, 20o0 cords Of wood, and corded
AIS 70 take place upon the premises.
hi5 IDS MUSE BUSH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-16
DIED.

,,.. l. ,hls civ on wednesday, The 18th OF jan
- aRTHiJR a. MORsON Eq, On eminent member q
Rich nord Barr Ia. ...t,.,es IN Governor
n w .sts nay tsaturdayl a. II o'clock, HIS renes
on are respectfully ipved TO attend, Sisos ia'
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1000 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND,

M OSPLY in wood, in Buckingham county,
~ half mile Of Slack Wafer OF Tye River Point, for sale.
tse request Of Dr.. Chrd Cabe ef-r for sale eco
o. land, located above, mostly In wood Of and
kory. estmAted % cut 80 rds q the
Pc sol % the best kind lies we'll adapted % grSIt and
bid make Grst class grass iAr There the
ped leg houses and half stories high eoantc cd ~
Ich, frame kitchen and .ble. Pdce SIS per acre.
ApPyto
1e-9t GODDiN 4 AppFRsON
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GoDDiN 4 APPERsoN.
TAVERN STAND Ar PAN

PLIN5 DEPOr the south side Railroad FOR fae-
the request Of Mr.. Thomas W Faey, cder for sale HI
liable tavern property ocaed above. house
ms besides the usual Out1udugs, including ice house
filed with Ice, aoi spuug % water the nremses
ached 90 toe place I've ofand. There Psmpn
siOrI besides tavern ard shoe shop tavern
. be excellent r securng custom, The neighbor-
Is good one WITH churches schools and mills convenient
Apply 20 GOJDtN 4 APPERsON
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". " Hcks

\. ". ". Hicks
VIII please take noics thst the 5rH DAY OP FgBaU-
1854 between the hours OF Sunrise and suase TIA day
b once Of EtWart Chamhos q the OF BoydtOn
kenburg COu ~ sh-u take he deposi ion sundry Wit
Is TO read evidence Ia ChAnsery su pending Ia the
lut Court Of The County Or Chtoti', In which plaintiff
ard others defendants. And n any cause sail
uoo shall not b. merced comp eted on hs day De
atel the taking thereof vii Be postponed continued from
% day at the same place until completed. Yours, Gc,
t6-law4W A J. 3OONE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-16

THE PHYSICIANS Of Hanover County are
,i 70 meet Al the Court House on TUESDAY 96h Isnu-
! (Court day adopt uniform tarE Of Mdcal Charges for
county. Ial9-clt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-16
HAYS, BRIGADE.

CAMP 5TH La. REGr,
Jan'y Sth, 1854.
To tie Editor Of the Wing:
You will greatly obge the enlistd Of this regiment
by publishing the accompanying Respectfully,
L. TUssoN,
Sergt. Co. d, on La.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-16

A ASONIC NOTICE.-The Members of A
~ Richmond Rando-h Loags, No 70, viii a't-na = Wy
led Meeting al lie Masonic Hail. THIS EVENING, wv
'slOek P NJ, promptly. By order u the ". NJ.
WA. }. RPODICK,
sls-dlt Secretary.
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Very respectfully,
"RED HoUsK," NEw CASTOR P. O., J
BUcKIkGHAN Co VA. 7
Jad'y Sth, 1864.

To lie Edttor oT IhS way
Above ysu have my check for one hundred dolarl in
response to your appeal in behalf of the suffering SOL
disrs OF Hays Louisiana Brigade Please give it the
proper direction, and Oblge Yours ray,
JAMES b. FICKLxS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-16

steady, business man, expert
enoeI Ia farming and IS years Of age tlke
hrge Of IS or 20 hands . farm rear DAnylle, Va
Apply 20 A. Y. STOKES 4 Co,
Corner o. Cary and 5lh SITS,
by note % box 1881 Richmond jAl6-eOd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-16

YESTERDAY evening, on Cary St,
between l2h and lsth LAbYs GOLD PIN. The pin
had Dy canng No 1O lsh Street, between Main and
hnkin, ana paying this slyert jAl6 DIT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-16
NRACT OF LAND. CALLED BLOOMS

BUzG, u Chesterfield Port walhan Junction on
Greek, niles from Peteribu &, conia1icg 4g5 acres
authorized sen the valuable Tract and OF which
hisd 10 original growth, and tEo-thir5s an secondary
Eth.
Is believed that the wood alone pay the whole pur.
money. The soil Is o. excellent quality FOR wheat corn
for vegetables. ihere Is the 40 excellent Fishery
early application made, e viii DO sold $40 per acre
|pply Likl6-8U GODOlN . APPERgON-
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ULPHATR OF CINCHONA.-This article

enc OF NE pro1mae principles Of Peruvian B1h similar
j. properties salphats Of Canine and mag be substituted
h. Tee price e go per ounce. Ror sale BY
sis J. P. DUvAIs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-16

me BOtCTS OF htRq and queen
Avn been selected By friends In the county 20 be-
candidate for the once OF Commissioner OF ne Revenue
be sprsg election, hereby declare myself candidate Tor
once and pledge myself cleo ed TO discharge TIE duties Of
IS e4is IRA B cAUTHoRN.
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EyADNE
LOVES SACRIFICE.
preparation The Dramatic Romance Of the
THE CORSIJAN BROTHERS.
lRAL RSTATR FOR sALE-We Iii sell.

Doors open At sS. Performance viii commence :. pre-
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BW RICHMOND THEATRE.


SATURDAY EVENING. Jan 16, 1884,
be presented The beautiful COMEDY, In three acts entitled
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-16
me HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

v be paid for the arrest and confinement In Castle Thun-
ct my order Of the negro boy LEWIS about ave feet
acEes high, and ABOUT rs or 6 years old He IS the
b Tyler Who formerly lived the 18th Mar
streets Kchmoad but living "a Petersburg In the
lloy ofM.L J. q. Panniu
HUNTER DAVIDSON,
|is-d2,' James sivsr,vs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-16

warwick county, uine miles hon Williamsburg and three
YorktoEn convenient both rivers which abound In hsh
oyste;s The soil Of that country Is 50 well known, that
uires ~ lscrpton.
'1r further particulars, address pR II. n. CURTIS,
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Jsl9 --lw
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ADJf. AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,

3. COOPER,
Jsl5-iv Adit and Inspr Gen'l
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-18

defeated Lee. Early next morning we
marched through Marksville into prairie
nine miles long and six wide where every
preparation was made for fight. The
whole of our force was formed in line, in
support of artillery in front, who commenced
operations on the enemy driving him gradu-
ally from the prairie into the woods. As
the enemy retreated before the heavy fire of
our artillery, the infantry advanced in line
until they reached Mousoula, where they
formed i'll column, taking the whole field in
at attempt to flank the enemy, but their
running qualities were so good that we were
foiled. The manpuvring of the troops was
handsomely done, and the movements was
one Of the finest things of the war The
fight of artillery was a steady one of five
miles. The enemy merely stood that they
might cover the retreat of their infantry and
train under cover of their artillery. Our
loss was slight. OF the rebels we could not
ascertain correctly. but learned from citizens
who had secrctcd themselves during the
fight, that they had many killed and wound
ed, who threw them into wagons, promscu-
ously, and drove them off so that we could
not learn their casualties. The next day we
moved to Simmsport on the Achatalaya
river, where bridge was made by putting
the transports side by side, which enabled
the troops and train to pass safely over
The day before we crossed the rebels attack
ed Smith, thinking it was but the rear
guard, i'll which they, the graybacls, were
awfully cut up, and four hundred prisoners
fell into our hands. Our loss in killed and
wounded was ninety. This fight was the
last one of the expedition. The whole of
the force is safe on the Mississippi gunboats,
transports and trains The 10th and 18th
have gone to their old commands.
1t is amusing to read the statements of
correspondents to papers North. concerning
our movements and the losses of our army.
| have it from the best source that the
Federal loss from Franklin to Mansfield,
and from their to this point does not exceed
Niry,fcc hnndred in killed, wounded and
missing, while that Of the rebels is over
ejght M0uSaHd.
Company c, on last Saturday was detail
ed by the General in command of the Divi-
sion to take one hundred and eighty seven
prisoners (rebs) to New Orleans. This they
done satisfactorily and returned yesterday
to their regiment. ready for duty While
in the City some Of the boys made Captain
Goblin quite Il handsome present. to show
their appreciation of him as an officer and
gentleman. The boys are well. James
Kennedy who was wounded at Pleasant
Hill, died at New Orleans hospital few
days ago. His friends in the company were
pleased to learn that Dr. Dodge of Sunhury,
now Of the |. 5. Steamer OctDyOy0 was with
him in his last moments, and minstcred to
his wants. The Doctor was one of the Sur
geons from the Navy who volunteered when
our wounded was sent to New Orleans
with respects to ali in the office, yourself
and family and friends generally, | remain
Yours, Fraternally, II. ID. w.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-18

s13@ TIE LADY's FRIEND The July
number Of this magazine is one of the best
yet issued. 1t opens with beautiful! and
piquant steel engraving, called "IIow THEY
CAUGHT FISH," which represents couple of
young lovers earnestly engaged in conversa-
ton, apparently much to the establishment
Of Il party Of ladies, who have come to the
edge of the woods. Then follows very
handsome fashion plate, such rs this maga.
zine is becoming noted for. Then an en-
craving Of the Empress Eugenic. and large
humber Of Others, devoted to the illustration
Of the latest styles Of dress, &c The music
of this number is Grand March from the
opera Of Faust.
The literary matter includes "a Story for
Sistcrs-in- Law" Richard Graham's Love- =
The NIaiden's Answer" &c, &c. Price
$500 year; 20 cents a single number.
Address Deacon !, Peterson, 310 Walnut
St Philadelphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-18

.{y7 BLACKwooD's MAGAZINE for May, is
al chapters of CHRONICLES of Carlingfor6' y
and TONY Butler'-two Novels of superior
merit, with the following other papers OF
interest Forsyth's Life of Cicero; A Song
OF Matrimonial Matters ; \ Groan over Cor
fu The Great Indian Question Cornelius
ODowd upon Men and Women, and things
in general--Part III; How to make Novel
The Position Of the Ministry. New York
Published by L. Scott Il Co., SO Walker st.
at $3 year.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-18

CHrRcu DEpcArIoY-Thc new Lutheran
and Reformed iSt. Peters Church, near Paxnos
formerly called the blue Church, will be DEDl.
GATED to the worship of Cod on Sunday, July 3D.
1854, Preaching by several Reformed and LutLe.
riuH Ccrgymen from abroad, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
3 @o'ciock p. NJ, and o'clock in the evening. Re
ir,shmcuts viii be provided near the church to ae.
rommod"te those coming from distance Thcspub.
lie are invited TO attend. BUILDING Cow.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-18

- Dan klcE'S GREAT Snow, will be exhibited
IN this place on Wednesday June Goth inst The
reputation Of Dan Rice as Snowman is sufficient to
ara" id'l house wherever he goes We urc in
formed that he Is employed by irresponsible parties at
"s'luJ Of thirty thousand dollars for six months -
@1 who wish TO laugh and grow tat, ," will have an
opportunity afforded them by Attending Dan Rices
show See advertisements
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-18
Nav YoRK ILLUSTRATED

DEMoREsr's New YoRK ILLUSTRATED
News for June is filled with good things
In addition to capital portrait of General
Butler; double page view Of 'On TO Rich
mond," etc, it contains piece OF music en-
titled "She was all the world to me-" which
alone is worth more than the price of the
publication This is feature Of the News
which we hope to see continued. 1t is adj
mirable, and very attractive.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


II ILL 4 WOLNERTON will attend to the rrcpa.
[ ration of all Exemption papers at their Office in
the borough Of Sunbury, during the days fixed for
examination when and whore all may apply who de-
sire to present causes for exemption.
Sunhury, June IL, lSGi.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-18

" VI. c Gearhart, Confectionery ha, built ano-
ther addition to his dwelling and Store room in Mar.
ket street, for an ec-crcam saloon. and repaired the
OLD buildiug, which makes a handsome and neat
appearance and is fine Improvement to hat part o.
the town.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-18
AoCal AtfairS.

ga Reward of$i0 will be paid for the dscoyc-
ry ana conviction Of the person or persons WHO tres
pass on the lot Of the subscriber above the saw~mi, ,
and throw down hs fences
Il b MSSS9.R.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-18

IL DHowNED.-A boy named ShaiIcr about six
years Of age, while playing On II fat in the river
above the coal wharyes in tins place ,n Monday
lat, accidentally fell overheard and was drowned
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-18

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admins
~ tration have been granted to the undersigned
on the estate Of Daniel IIafcr. late Of Lewis town
ship, Northumberland county. Pa, deceased All
are requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims tu present them for settlement.
SAMUEL GARNHART, Admir-
Delaware twp June IL. lSGI-Gt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-18

..w t.H lnusat Ne learn that ,Ls
b. l.s ..|. r.il t--.a sas,aakiH, ,aisni
t...I. s taal hahsi ea ,ts Nl % luiy lts
In#.ss a. aulai 's iss ltis.nss s. lb's
I"t rfa aI.s.l Ilsi sg ,s5s iiais sIli l,sfs
ia.s. .....t 4. O. ue 81 Ok -'y .ss w
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-18

From Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor of Baptist
Church. Germantown, Penn.
DR.. c. NJ. Jackson Dear Sir ,--Pur,oual cXVe-
ricncc enables me to say that | regard the Glrmtr
Bitturs, prepared hy You oS most excellent m,dt-
cine. In eases uiscycrc cold and general debility /
have been greatly benefited by the OF the Etcr>
lours, truly WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, PA.
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LILLIEs cHIILEp IRON sArE
The Only SAFE RoN4bIa araiua- Doth lue
and Rurgl1rv.


ANA Rurgl1ry.
| am now prepared 90 furnish three siLrs ui Natiug-
al Bank salc,. Iury ugu both i,Tc and Hurs.ar-
proof, with tHu distinct inside b.fg,aI Sai,s and
three Of my new Aul-MIcgumvl,l Locke uu e.rA
safe, believed to bc Che ouiy bank l.cE uus iu u.a
that has not been picked ur cannot Dee picked ly
the aid of the u.gIuuetor. Ihyss Safes all prrseu,
tulr 10 siX ucAe u iaa ss ui r,I iron, guaranteed
90 hu The strongest tv most ail ut tH Aril ulu Co
stand the most tss.rtyua0 against l'.a ule all
burglary Of any SAFE "a tho 'H,'d State. %. the
SAINT siLc and c.st.
have on hand nls0, uri pill fulA.-h an sizes OF
Bank Vault safe, lassesus al lua a4E anita sys ui
The above agaiusi burglary,
AIso. uil sitrs OF Me,raut.ls saio both Burglar
lluul and hfl all tarslHr-lf.Hl
Alsl, OguampLial ba clio house r.trs lurfHr
poai, snl hfo ald Dufslsf'plosI l"aITols,' rut
dampl
Aso, iho arsns.s uui slgape.t Nal't Is.Is. iar
bank Hui m,fshsiIe NaHIs
Al the tlgtg als lHilrs rl1s fli sui ,h..l q
uou.
Ala, "a si4ei luI.rs Nfou. at lr.n frs.pa.t.
nausu ei rlasi ia aHg s.H.s"H ai "a HiJ .Hs-
mil lv lftr
Alra s,..Isl s.s.riHeri nj .e..ni hrri rrf
tialf 20 iA.H H...iI H.H. .| HH.tH
fastltnl .H t..i.a.. .r
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Ez--M "a yzv2J N a ~ w 9 S-sS
SOL d IFIED

-Ea-Ea IA ys.Nay N - u - yiS- . 80
S0LGDIFIED
DENTATs csFIA-rE,
R'or Cleansing, Whitening iud
PrescrviuE tl,c 'E'EHTUs,
This article prepared with the greatest care upon
scientific principles, and warranted not to conf,in
anything IN the slightest degree dectcrors to tLn
teeth or gums. Some of our most eminent Dcntej
Surgeons have given their sanction to and clparrl
~ recommend 1t as Preparation of superior quail.
ics ior cleansing, whitening end urrseryirG thr
TEETH: 1t cleans them readily, rendering them
beautifully white and pearv, without the lialtest
INJURY to the enamel. 1t is healing 10 the rums
where where 'hfy are liberated and sore 1t is also au
ceiieht disneclor for old decaycd teeth which are
often exceedingly offensive Ii gives rich creamy
tnste TO the mouth cleansing It thoroughly and i'm
parting u adelightlul fragrance to the breath
PREPARED ONLY BY
y. II \ W LEY d. co.
N. W. Cor 10th, q Lombard Sts.. phil,dc,nbio
Ana sold 10y all Druggists. PRICE 20 GEMS
Til. following oTIai1g TESTIMqErAIs: n. :, AZ
esteem in which he holds the Dental Cream. must be
sufficient evidence of its yaluo to quote other e;i
moniais in detail is needless coutcnpg ourselves NV
SIMPLY giving the names "ud addresses of persons
VINO speak OF ITS eXcollcucy Tor The teeth
Pliladuluhia. April 18Th 1863
Having carefully examined A. Hawlcy' "Soldi.
ned Dental Cream" ] hereby chrcrrIlv recon.
mend II to the public generally 1t il IN excellent
preparation Tor cleansing and preserving the teeth
and can be used by all persons with the utmost con.
hdence, as its properties are perfectly harmless Be
sides preserving the teeth, it promotes healthy
acton to the gums, and imports pcasantncss to the
un Dr. W. Il. WHITE. 1903 Arch St.
Thomas Ingram, NJ u Dentist, 49l n Fourth ST.
}. Birkcy. 2jl :. Sixth St
Z. A. kinsbury, Dentist, ll0 Walnut St.
> Dillingham;. ID u. s, 7}l Arch St
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Northern Central Railway

THREE TRAINS DAILY to end iiom Baltimore
and Washington city.
Connexions made with trains on Pcuusy sylyGnii
Nqiiroad, TO and from piHsbwg and tho West.
THREE TRAINS DAILY 10 and from tucNoIth and
West Branch >nsquehann0, Eimie, and all Of Nuiil-
ern New York.
ON and after MONDAY, MAY 1913. lS3'.
~ the Passenger Trains of The Nur,Eoln Central
Railway will arrive at and depart from -uubuIy.
Harrisburg and Baltimore rs follows, va:
WARD.
Mall Train leaves sunlury dsiy icxccIt
SIuiGy) 10 2 \. VI.
leaves Harrisburg, 20 L. ".
arrives at Baltimore, 80 d"
Express Train leaves sunhury daily
Except Sunday,) IL IL j. y.
leaves Harrisburg Except
Monday) 2jgA.M
arrives at Baltimore daily
except Monday. UU a. NJ
Harrisburg Accommodation leaves Harris
burg, 7OoA.M
Sunbury Accommodation lea7cs Sudbury
daily except sandaylat 73oAM
NOETHWAED.
Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily lcx.
cupt Sunday =" s y
leaves Harrisburg ed =. VI
arrives az Sorhurv, o.
Express Train leaves Baltimore daily . 70 +. u
" arrives ut Harrisburg. ] t3 \ u.
Monja5i, 90 $l,A. N.
arrives NJ Suutary. , 90
Harrisburg Accommodation leaves Harris
burg, daily luSc,pt sunday at . n3 :,
arrives at Harrisburg. - = y.
Sunbury Accommol alton leaves Harris
burg daily except Sunday at 90 y
For further information apply at the OIrc.
I. y. DUBAAkI. zen. Supt
Harrisburg, June I, 1854.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-18

.y Tho election of officers of tho Centre Turnpike
Company held at the hotel Of Joseph Vaukirk, at
Northumberland on the 9TH inst, resulted 4. follows
prr-.dcut-Juseph Pro,ry
irouurer-Juhn Iassarr
Srcrc,ny-D. Iasg.rt
AnusoH-Wm DoGald.on, Wm. Forsyth, Lot
Hurou, John shipper, l.. Kapp Wm l. Dewart
John II Cp"ier, CAas p!gasapt., David NJ Knight
" L. PHaly, ~ n Ias,art, A. Is. Cumming