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"27-BOAra Fence, 100 feet long. 8 feet high.
2S-Rail Fence, 1s2O "
29-Side-Waihs. 1888 /" "
4" S0-HospitaI Chapel.
fed above.
The property to be taken OWN and removed
from the premises within tn days from date of
sale, 1t the expense Of the purchaser.
Terms--Cash on delivery.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. M
GEO.. B. CADWALLADER.
sls.o.zf9 Captain and A. . NJ.
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Josh Rulings EIsnenfA OF Moral Phi.
NANNY

JOSH nNAlAukh EA5L4GulA u AOEaL K0Ls
lOsOPhTs
We are apt to halt them who won't take
our Sdvice, and despise them who do.
It is dredful esy TO be a pheol--a man
can be one and not know il
Elegant lezzure : chewing plug ter
hacker and splitting in q dorgs eye.
Beal happiness don't consist 50 much in
what . man don't have As it duz IN what
he don't want al
Fear is the fust lesson lsrn't and the last
one forgotten. -,
Nobody but q phoOl gifts BIT twice By the
same dorg.
A pet lam alTus makes s cross ram.
Epits6s are like circus bills-there Il
more in the bills than is ever performed.
Tew be healthy est onions and go,
naked. a-do ~ y
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new. 1 will send by mail, postpaid, a beSuu-
f1l Military Album, with twenty-four P~ictures Of
our Union Generals, for 90 cents. Agents wanted
SLT5 per h If dozen. Send all oTlerH TO q. Ia.
HKIGGS- IA Dearborn St. CHICAGO, III. augl:1A
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o1eo PER Neutrality-suspicious. o1sO

0lOU wanted in every County aud Q1CO
State. TO sell the BARTLETT SEWING MACHIkEt urlce
S25; fully licensed under patents OF Howe, Wheeler
6Wilson, Grover & Baker and Singer 4 ". We VIII
commission on sales. For particuga rs, illustrated
catalogue, territory, &c, inclOse q stamp and address
PAGE ~-ROeHERS, sole Agents fer United States
100 Summit At ToIedo o. Rugl4:262slmd3mW
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OFFICE ASST QUAReERMAsTER,D
CLEVELAND, Ohio, August 18Th, 1865.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN In pursuance OF inttructil Ds from tine Chief
Ouartermaster fthe Northern Department, I will
sell at Pu Ito Auction, on FRIDAY, Septembsr
l.t, the property known as the .. s. General Hos.
pital, On the Heights, at CleVeiand, Ohio Said
property consists Of board buildings, as follows:
IOt 1-Mafn uoanfI Q,u1;-- oon-ao
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Just RECEIVED AND NOW ON
= exhibition, a large stock Of
AkO OASSI HERE5,
BLACK DOE5KINs,
A DALIAH & Blows BROAD OLOTH,
BLACK n FANCY sATlAETT5,
EVERETT MILLS DOUBLE
AND 1WISF O0TTJFAnES,
BLACK AND DRAB HALIEHS,
iILICIAS DSATERN DRILLS,
WAGON CANVAS DRILLS
FURHIsHIEG GOODS.
Merchant Tsiiors. county Merchants and Whole
sl5 buyers generally, win hnd it to their Advan-
tage to examine my stock before purchasing else.
where 8 MANN,
jyl5 l62 Superior st. OPP Bank st..
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ed Soldiers and vide awake men and women
wanted to canvass for Greeley's American COnh1cG
This is not one Of the numerous catch penny histo-
ries Of the war that have been hurredly written and
speWed broadcast over the lana, but It is q rich store
house OF invaluable histOr cal mater, only found
widely scattered elsewhere, and hen completed val
stand like a farmers cOrn-crlb alter ~arVost-paeked
ful Of golden grain
Canvas rs = ESQ wanted for -Four Years in Secs.
sia." by Junius HeGri Browne. As . work o. art
- hook has hardly q fault, from the intro iuctMy
sentepces to he final period In this respe, L nls Ike
one Of the vOrld-fsmOus statues OF G~retoe-cnAste
beautiful and perfect. LIS wit is delics'e, yet pun
GENT: - rhetoric e egant. yet ~forcible; its narrative
1nvarnished, Jet romantic, and its sentences round
and rhythmical as q stanZa OF veTse.
Tn se books are now ready for d Livery.
LEVI BOHNEY, General Agent for Northern Ohio,
Northern Indiana, and Michigan, no. IA superior
Al. Cleveland, D. P. o. Box l62l.
arp2Z.2 "A lot 1eOdkW4W
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MIsCELLANEa

L. A. Inc late
TTENTlQHh6srs Of the 18Th O. Y. L. A. are
n o~hess~neet at BILLY BURTON'SBILLIARD
rsap-cN, los Bank street, at Eight O'Clock this
Evening. Rug15lt
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID
L for secondhand Furniture and Carpets, at II.
MOores old stand, l6l Ontario ST., cor. Of Michigan.
Augl :24O
eS0 000 MONEY ADVANCED
QOOsOOO in sums to suit-at the old stand and
weu-known NAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, on Seou-
rites oleVery kind viz: Gold and Silver Watches,
Qhmondst Silver Ware, JeWelry. Guns, Pistoln,
Oiothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and all per-
sllRl property and articles Of value, on the most sat-
lsf4ctory terms. Business strictly private. EstAb-
iished eol. MIA variety Of unredeemed Watch
o., yeWelT, Guns etc., Tor sale at bareaina.
~Ofoeoorner Of Water and Superior streets, over
oot2z j. Q. ". WAGNER.
PHOTOGRAPH CARDS FOR GEN
4 TLEMEN.-Sample with catalogues sent for Is
cents. Inclose an envelope with your own name,
and address d. HEMETTE, 5e Liberty st., New York
tItV. .T TaIqs0k
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WOOL BROKERS'
ATE OFFICE AGENCY.
United STATES AND FoREIeH
PA TENT OFFICE AeRNcY.

SO, 8 Bank Street., CleVeIand, Ohta.
We are prepared 70 transact BUSINESS Of sv.rV
description relating 10 Inventions. DraVin-, ~
yeats, Specifications, Patents, Inhinrewsat1, M
the Patont Laws. lU-- BURBTD6G m.
Sn9s Authorized AttcrnsTs al Rsss.a
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WANTED-MEN-Who wish to en-
gage in a legitimate business Ia which they
can make from $40 70 $40 every day, BY the small Ia
Vestment Of from 500 70 $40 are invited 70 call az
Fogq's China store, No. 20 Superior st., and exam-
inc one of the most important and useful mventl2ns
OF the age; eost but 30 cenH ana SOILS UL u
used by every farmef- -ooDmopru
aur25-242 A J. "
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k00 SALESMAN WANTED-To 30
OUU Hcit and fill orders for the Life Of
ABRAHAM
R|ETTRNKD %sOLDIERR,

Expe1ienced Agents, Professional men, Lay Preach
ers, Teachers, Mechanics and Farmers even, will ind
tn Il q pleasant. and at the same time a lucrative Oo-
eupation the coming season, "An old agent writes
81 tage from IS 70 I25 subscribers Per week"
For further information apply personally TO or ad-
dress by mail, O. &. BOLTON 4 BRosa Publishers Of
and General Agents for Books and EngravtnH, at
OIeveiand- Ohio. iVa2Ii
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EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPkR
II wAnus a situation. Address by letter 4, Lesder
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NTS-Energeh Mex
to &C. Is Agents Tor the Life Of Abraham lin
c DIN. Liberal terms and exclusive territory g1efAh-
tsed. Applications from returned cncers, solUetss
old agents, and all young men OF ability. shonid Dc
made az once, il they desire to engage in this pronsa-
biz agency. Address. for tertls. territory, 80, TO J.
". RHODES & CO., 6S Fifth ST., or p. y. BOX ~,
Ifses.h-w,k De RurZlsZ4b
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WANTS.

GENTS WANTED for HEADLErs
II new book "GRAhT AND Our
Agents are meeting with great success. Hor teLWss
Gc., appiy in person or 10y mail TO
-os Cleveland.
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MISUNDERSTANDING TO DO
w some light work Of a superintendng character,
by a One-armsd soldier, who can give the best recon-
msndsions. Address Zoe
RibRe POst-Ofics. Guy ahOga Co., o. aug2z 2l
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MANTED-A respectable married man
as groom to take charge Of tive horses. Must
be willing to make himselfgeneLaly useful Cnarae-
iug. Cleveland AuBLos1tO
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cash.
w a good residence, without basement, on or near
a Street Railroad, East SIDE. Price not 70 exceed
e nn addraaa lie ter Box 2Ss5. AnZZ ~
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EXAMINATTON OF TRAo9FPs
~ for Gu ahcga County will be haid !. o.
Iaha, 10 tue Court House. Room No 4 Mira S,orv
SS1 meneing At ~ A. n. and olo.iug Ht 4 7. N a.
iono-s: August 10Th, September l6Ih, october I'm.
aVsaEor 4th and 18th, december efh- lamar
~ AT berea November 18th. and At Wsrrensv,Iis
SshSss' october slst, e. mm-ueinSa a. tids 49, 49,
u. and G osing at 3 P. n.
There will be no sEsm atoms IN F.hru.yv lses
!. ALLIES,
l. w. F0RD lists
o. w.. KENDALL
AulI'zA Boardo Examines,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29
April % 1854
LILLIES CHILLED IRON SAT-
TheGly SAFE Reliable agninct both Fire
and Burglary.

lam aor FrrI.,rl g. i4r.-. ,--,s l,s orN.;ion-
al Bank o~.Ys. Trey Grc both r.Es aai Burglar
proof witL Two distinct ruai Eu'..ar SJtps. and
three Of u.y Iar Iu.i-MlcIou'tar l"css on each
cafe believed ru be- the only .ra-urh uuw IN u,o
that has not been picked OF cannot be picked hy
the aid O. The lncro,netcr. HAer -Ges ~ present.
tyr 20 ss lH In thickness Of solid iron. UHr.u. cci
to be the strongest Ge GiiicUit to drill ana
stand the most resistance against both fire and
burglary ol any Safe in the United States Of .ho
same size and cost.
l have on hand also, aud will furnish all sizes Of
Bank Vault safes. possessing all the advantages of
the above against burglary.
Also, all sizes Of Mercantile Safes botL burglar
proof and fire and bur5ar-proof
Also, Ornamental Dwelling g-housa Safes, burglar
proof, and ire and bUrglar-proof warranted not
damp.
Also, the strongest and cheapest Vaalt doors, for
bank and mercantile yaul,s
All tho above Lilies wrought and chilled
iron
Also, six sizes Lilies Wrought Iron Fire-Proofs
warranted equal tO an! common safes al fully one.
third los. price.
Also general assortment Of secondhand Safes
many eft them nearly new and ofHprro- ed max ers
received in exchange fer Lilies Chilled Iron Safes
These are offered II or below auction prices.
NJ {. SADLER Agent,
No. q 5. SEVENTH Street.
June II 1894.
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Northern Central Railway
svjysysEu TIME TArrD.

THREE TRAINS DAILY 70 and from Baltimore
end Washington city.
Connections made with t7aias On Pennsyirazia
Railroad, to and from Pttsburg and the West
THREE TRAINS DAILY to and from tneNurh and
West Branch snsquohanna Elmira, and oil Of n orth-
ern New York.
ON ana after MONDAY. MAY 10th. 1854.
~ the Passenger Trains of the Northern Central
Railway will arrive at and depart from Sunbury,
Harrisburg and BalGnlove MS follows, VIZ;
soUTu" ARD.
Mail Train leaves sunbury daily Cexcep:
Sunday. 10 23 A. NJ.
q leaves harrisburg, l 20 p. NJ.
" arrives at Baltimore, 40 "
Express Train leaves Smbury daily
except Sunday,l IL As P. NJ.
leaves Harrisburg except
Monday) 2 BOA. NJ
arrives at Baltimore daily
except Monday. 0OA. NJ.
Harrisburg Accommodation leaves Harris.
burg, 20 a. NJ.
Sunbury Accommodation lea7es Sudbury
daily except sunday at Z 80 A.M
NORTuWAID.
Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily (sx-
Gcpt Sunday 20 a. NJ
leaves Harrisburg So Z. II.
arrives at Sunbury, % "
Express Train leaves Baltimore daily . 80 P. N
Monday. 315A NJ
4" arrives at Sunbury. 8 50
Harrisburg Accommodated leaves Harris.
burg, daily Except Sunday, ut 90 y
arrives at Harrisburg. % NJ
Sunbury Accommodation leaves Harris
burg daily except Sunday al 90 ? NJ
For further information apply at the Office.
1. n. DuBAREY Gen. Supt
B. IIarriyburp .Tunn
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- ~ " 49, e<--lSs-s W
D 3 DG & . u u u / q a B
BNTPoRJU M,
MARKET Square, Nu'Nssg E7n.
HAVING just returned from the City With an en-
i tire new stock Of
EsrUsSs, Chemicals. E'ctftss,acr'y nTnd
'F0fica .Ardictcss
80 which he invites his friends md the public gencr
ally, to call and examine. The Drugs and Medicines
sre all selected from the best importing houses in
the Eastern market with the greatest care as to ruri
iy and efficiency and avoiding much MS possible,
the introduction Of dclcriOus nosrums.
PATENT MEDICINES
fall kinds such us Ayers, Jryucs. McClintock,
Iioowuys. Nishurs. Iloo0lils. ,chcuks Browns
and all other popular patent medicines, always on
hand
BRTT SITES
Hair, Tooth Nail, Cothc and Paint Brushes.
Special care Is taken to keep on hand constantly
every variety "
PAINTS AND CHEMICALS,
Suitable TO the trade.
Fancy Toilet Articles and the numerous articles
which are generally kept in well conducted estab-
lshmcnt.
In connection with the above articles be also keeps
on hand large assortment Of STATIONERY. such
as Paper Envelope, Pens, Pencils, lnEs &c.
y Physicians prescriptions and family receipts
compounded with the greatest accuracy and dispatch
at ALL HOURS bay or Night.
Remember The place, Market Square. under the
Office Of the "Sunbury Atncrcan. -
Il. 4. FISCHER.
Sunbury. June 2j. 1864
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
pUITAUELPUIA.v

DfscnSos O4' 'tsc Nervous. Seminal,
~ t'srsHUy ;Irie5 t$pNEgist .sN7stctn.-
new md reliable trcntmcnt-n reports oi the How
ARD ASSOCIAIlON--scn by mail in sealed letter
envelopes, free of charge. Address ir. j. Skill
LIN lOUGuTON. Howard Association, No. 2
south Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pn.
July lG lSfi.-Iy
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: I. K. STAUEFER,

WATCHMAKER & WELEY.
No. l4S North SECOND street. corner Of Quarry,
Philadelphia.
Am assortment Of Watches. .EcNy-
cEry, silver X ESlHGcsi Ware constantly
hand. Suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS
| = Repairing Of Watches and Jewelry promptly
attended to.
December 3, lS5i --Iy
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1854.
LSGG.
4. Arrangements Is
Of Scyy Ngs.IS Lines.

TIE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PlTTLADEL-
PIIIA AND TRENTON X. r. co. : LINES.
F,om Ph7aaeighjat to Ne,c YorE ami Uay Piace.
frohi U'ai1Ut street HhalC a,m k,uSjhcioa
Depgi triH leare as foiloary, ris: FARE.
At 6 A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy, &C. anl
4. Accommodation) 50 2s
At6A. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City, Nj,
Accommodation, ?:
st 8 4. NJ, via Camden and jersey City,
Morning Ma) 3 OC
ASA " vi- Camden and Jersey city 2l
Clas' 'ickot 22f
At IL A. N. via T--.n- -ingtcn and Jersey city,
Express 2 OC
At u NJ. via Camden ana Anil =, 2 cnI !.
Accommodation 225
At2P p. NJ. via Camden and Am5oy. &C an
A. ENrross) {. o.
AT ; PM. via Konsington and Jersey City,
Wash. md \. y. Express 3 0C
Evening Mal , Oc
At ~ p NJ; via Kensington and Jersey city
Southern Mail. 2 Oc
At l.. mtghQ via Kcnsnston and Jersey city
Asp. NJ, via Camden and Amloy. lAcrom-
moaaton, Freight and Passenger First
Class Ticket. . 30
Second Class Ticket, "a
For Water Cap Slouis,urc Scranton. Wtkc,-
barre. Mouuusr, Grsat Bend dc a, i \. NJ,
fum kcusington, Via Delaware Lac. .awwra and
Western Railroad.
For Muuch Chunk. Allentown. Bctblole.l. Lrfi.
| drre. Ea.ton, Lunbertyiilc Pennington. &C. t6 n
! 4. NJ. from hcns.ngtrn Depot, GnI at - p. 81
from Walnut street Wharf
The \. VI. lin" connects with T aias leaving
Easton for Mauch Chunk at &-2j p. ~
! For Mount Holly at 4. Nj, 2aul P. II.
! y: Freehold at d. q !; +. II mi mi, p. NJ
Tor Bristol, Trenton. &c, at II 4. VI. and 2! and
! p. n. from kcu>M ;tun.
| For Palmyra. Eivci,5u. Dclanro, Beverly Bar.
linSton, Florence, Bofden!own, &c, st l.. !, , Il
/ g. For New York and Tay Line. lon, fr., Ken.
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HATS! HATS!!

Two doors west OF itchers Drug StoIc, Market ST.,
: II d Z R =, EBN MA
5 constantly manufacturing the latest styles Of Wool
| and Fur Hats. which for sJilucas su1 durability
are not surpassed.
Give him n call AMI see his stock Of Hats which arc
sold cheaper than elsewhere. Merchants ami others.
purchasing at Wholesale. will fud il to their adynn.
age 10 call and procure article cheaper and equal
to city manufacture.
Suubury, October l, 1854.
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n e w G O O ID S.!
Two door, west of VIM. II. Miller Shoe store.
Suubury Pa. Just opened fresh supply Of
FiTT AND WINTER GoOuS

FAIL md " IN II.N NVVDo,
Sush ms Fancy Dress Trimmings, Ribbons Gloves
HRudkerchiels, Ladies Linen Collars and Cufs
Gent Linen aud paper Collars Nctls Bets. Lace
Collars and Sleeves, Hair Rolls, Velvet Ribbons,
Red, White and Blue NCck-ties, CUrsets, Quaker
Skirts Aokes and Sleeves
WO0IEE GOODS, comprising Of Sontags Hosiery
r ladies and children, Caps of all kind., Scarls,
Gloves, Mittens. &c.
Also, new style Of muslin for GHrrIbaldi waists
together with Swiss JSconet and Victoria Muslins
Crepe Collars and Y ellis, Grruaaiue and Lace Wells
and variety of other articles too numerous to men
tion. MARY l.. LAZARUS.
Sunbury, Oct %, 1901
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AGENCY OF gPMB
E3nsa-HnGjn Coffee
DEPoT=
los Reado Street, New York

los Reado Street, New York
The above Company arc known all over the world
as the owners ofthc Ctfcc Plantations Of Java and
Batavia i'm the Dulch Ensi Indies and are the largest
lnonopolihers of Coffee on the Globe.
The undersigned (who is appointed their sole
Agent in The United States and in the British Colo
nicsJ will have for sale three different kinds of CoI-
fee which for regularity Of grade and chcapncss OF
price, will defy competition
Our batavia Colcc'' never before introduced in
this Country but extensively used in the Armies and
Navios O. Europe. and richly valued, will he lu up
at prices to reach all consumers, and our Extra Java
will Toe the Mngnum nonum Coffee Of the age. ,
No will have Tor accommodation of Groccls, ta-
miles. and Government Contractors, samples (dry,
and drawn for testing.
Orders solicited On receipt ofcosh, coffee prompt.
IL forwarded 1s directed -
AlTpPMAN,
leS Rcade Street. New York,
sulo agent, b. L. l. e Co.
July %, 1904.
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;ho,y1.ost, ho,v Restored

Manhood ;hOIy14Ost, hON Restored
just published new edition Of Dr. CulverwolI
Celebrated Essay the radical cure without medis
cue) OF Speunatorrhora, or seminal weakness. In
voluntary Seminal Losses, Impo;ency, Mental aud
Physical Incapacity, lmpediments to Marriage, etc; ;
also, Consumption Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by
sclinlulgencc OF sexual oxtrayagance.
9 Price, in a scaled envelope only six cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years successful
practice, that the alarming consequences Of self
abuse may radically cured without the dangerous
Of internal medicine or the application Of the
knfe--pointing out mode of cure at once simple,
certain, and ehecIual by of which every suf-
ferer, matter what his condition may ber may
cure himself chespy, privately, and radically.
III This Lecture should be in The hsnds cf every
youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope to any ad.
dress, postpaid receipt of six cents or two post
stamps. Address the publishers.
CHA. j. Q. KLINE &C0.,
l2T Bvwsry, Esv York, Post oaHe. B,I Ssgs
ksr'h g, issS 81 iyis
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TESTIMONIALS.
The following opinion ol Dr. bite, rs 10 the high
esteem in wnich he holds The Dental Cream must be
sufficient eviiuee of its value; to quote other testi-
monus in detail Is needless, cOutcnung ourselves by
simply giving he names and addresses of persons
who speak Of NJ oXcCllgncy for the teeth.
Philadelphia. April 18th, 1868.
Having carfuly examined 4. llawley's "Solidi.
fed Dental Cream 1 hereby chceriully recom-
mend it to tie public generally. 1t is an excellent
preparation or cleansing and preserving the teeth,
and he sed by all persons with the utmost con-
flence, Is properties perfectly harmless Be-
sides wing the teeth, it promotes II healthy
action to th gums, and imparts peasantness to the
breath.
Dr. W. II. WHITE, 1908 Arch st.
Thomas Iur8m, NJ. ID Dentist, 4gl y. Fourth ST.
j. Birkoy, "a 5 sixth ST.
L. Vandcrace, Surgeon Dentist i25 Arch 81.
Z. A, kinslry, Dentist, ll9 Walnut ct.
5. pillinghn, b ID, =, ia Arch ST.
+. NJ. DiNo, o27 Arch It.
Edward Tossend, Dentist, 426N. Fourth Sc
l.. II. DorPley, Dentist, S0l y. Tenth ST.
NJ. l., LongDenIist 62g y. sixth 81.
May 2S, lBi.-ly
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ri. n. rEAsSFU.

A ttOrncy at Bnw, SUNBCRY, Pa
n Collections attended to In the counties Of Nor
thumbcrland, Union, Snyder, MonteuI, Columbia
and Lyovming.
REFERENCES.
lion. John 81. Reed, fl.iladolphih,
A. O 0attell & Co
Hon VIM. A. Porter,
Morton MeMichael, Esq g..
L. kctcham & Co, 2S1 Pearl Street., New felk
John W. Ashmcad, Attorney at Law,
Matthews q Cox, Attorneys ut Law,
Sunbury, March ~, 1862.
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MOVING SOUTH

rcigLt d Passenger leaves Bloomsbury, 1915 a. "
Ia,senEers taking the Mail Train South connect
with The Expires, train from Northumberland urriy-
ing at Harrisburg, at 30 \. NJ. Baltimore 7.Go a.
NJ, and al Philadelphia, al 7.uO \. u. The Ma!
train from Northumberland caN cs immediately after
the ARRIVAL OF the EXFrcs train from Harrisburg and
Baltimore, allowing PGssrn gers leaving PhilUdelplH
at 1910 =. NJ. to reach puiu,s on this road during
the next forenoon.
New and elegant Slnering curs accompany tho
night trans each way between Northumberland and
Baltimore, and Aor,LuMbcTlaud and Philadelphia.
u. l. lNI Nj, SuIt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29

II I00 WANI 20 KNOW
LITTLE or ENTBYTUlNG relating to the
4 human system, male and female; the causes
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