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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-04-06
GENTS WANTED.

LrOR GREELEY's Hi,roar COMPLETES ExrkAoRpT,
H. MANY oPPoArusirT usrARALLrLxp SpocEs,
This History contains accounts Of about one hundred
Battles no, generally und the earlier works the Re
belon even 10 those m0st widely circulated. Now that
onErLEys HsroRy is completed its popularity s greater
than ever before and sells with rapdity which makes
the most valuable work for CanvasSers published
Address o. ID. CASE n CO., Publishers, ut Hartford.
conn, Cleveland, Ono, or Deliou Mich.
March 10, 1e67-tt, .-.... ..
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y THE LYcoMING STANDARD.-Col. l.
Fate, late of the Columbia Democrat,
'msburg, Pa, has established paper in
Transport, under the above title. 1t pre-
a neat and attractive appearance, is
ed on modern power press, with type
material all new. The Colonel has our
wishes for bis success, pecuniarily.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-04-06

y Gen. Butler, in his encounter with
Bingham, plainly intimated his belief
I President johnson was in the conspi
: which resulted in the death of Presi-
Lincoln. If he has evidence that war
8 this accusation, he has a serious duty
'crform. If he has not, his conduct is
lstifsble. ....
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-04-06

Macon (Ga.) journal takes sensible
{ President johnson and his course,
ives expression thereto in forcible
hus--
lrew johnson has at last yielded.
God for it. He has done US an i'm
ieal of harm crippled US when our
were in the field rejected the terms
Grant and Sherman gave Us, and
I last, has kept sectional hate and
ty stirred up against us by his un-
,urse and his foolish conflict with
IS aud Northern sentiment.
now we hope President Johnson's
on 20 the Government will cease.
opposed it so long, holding out to
llse idea that he would do some
r us, that he has done US infinitely
I'm than all other men aud all other
,mbined. But for him we would
have been admitted into the Union,
N far better terms than we shall
able to obtain. He has been the
ctive enemy we have had"
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

JN pursuance of nn order of the Orphans Court OF
/ Northumberland county, will be exposed to pub
lie sale, the premises in the Borough Of SUNBU.
RY, on SATURDAY the 18th day of APRIL, A. d.
1867 A certain Lot Of Ground, situate in the Do-
rough of Sunbury, in the county OF Northumberland
and State OF Pennsylvania, numbered and designated
in tho general plan draft of said Borough ~ lot
number one hundred and twenty eight l2S) Bound
ed Oh the north by an Alley; the east by lot num-
Der hundred and twenty-seven Q27l on tho
south by Dewberry OF Arch street. and on the west
BY mn Alley, containing in width front. on said
Dcwberry Arch street. sixty feet, and in depth
two hundred and thirty feet with the appurtenances.
Late the property of Clarinda Grant deceased
Sale to commence at ~ o'clock A NJ. of said day,
when the terms and conditions of sale will be made
known by
BENZ HENDRICKS, Executor:
BY order Of the Court,
! J. A. j. CUMMINGS. Cl'k 0 G.
Sunbury, March 22, 1861.
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ChiIdren,s Carriages

w Childs Carriage, to our new and large assort-
ment comprising new and beautiful style.
j. H. CONLEY d CO.
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III ER 0DNs

JR0N.-A large assortment Of the best manufnc.
i tured-
Bars Hoop, Band, Round and Square
Iron, Nsil Rods, Cast Steel, Blister
Steel, Drill Steel, Horse Shoes, Horse Nails,
Auvis, Bellows, Vices, Hammer,
Sledges, Rasps and Flies, at
- CONLEY cos
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Atiministrnfor.s A Notice.

MoTIoE q hereby given that letters Of sdminis-
IN uation having been granted TO the undersigp-
ed, on the estate Of Thomas Zerbe, late Of Lower
Mahonoy tcwnship, Norshuu,berlaDd county, PENN
sylvsnis, deceased. All persona Indebted 10 said
estate are requested 70 make inmediate payment,
and those having claims to prsscnt them for settle.
= p. g. B1CKLE, Adminisra.or.
Gcorretorn Abril A. 1877 At
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REcoRD your DEEDs!

RECORD YOUR DEEDS!
PERSONS having unrecorded Deeds are remind,
ed that they must be recorded according to the Act
of Assembly which requires that
GAN deeds and conveyances for real estate in this
Commonw ealth shall be recorded in the office for
Recording Deeds in the County where the lands lie
tcithin aI mouths after the execution ofsueh deeds
and convey ance; and every such deed and convey
ance not recorded as aforesaid, shall be judged
FRAUDULENT AND VOID against any subsequent
purchaser for valuable consideration unless such
deeds be recorded before the recording of the deed
or conveyance under which such subsequent purchas
er or mortgage shall claim"
CY- Those having old Deeds will profit by paying
strict attention to the above.
March 23, 1867.
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pIRD CAGES, II different kinds. II you want
ID good and cheap Bird Cages. goto
slt g. s toNLEY 4 cos
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BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS
II. q. TEACHER.
SUCCESSOR TO
. -r.la W, w.rAPsLEY.
IN additsn TO our large stock, already on hand, we
4 arc now receivinga full supply Of Spring and
Children's wear.
Also good assortment Of Trunks. A large lot Of
r. n. Bags, Gent' fine leather Satchels We wish
goods at small profits, exclusively for the cash.
Don't forget the place. Peasants Building, Mar.
ket Square, Sunbury, Pa. - "
N0TICE-Boots and Shoes neatly repaired al
short notice II any bought Of us should rip they
shall be fixed for nothing.
..s..T II. q. THACHER.
Sunbury, April 6. lS67.--tf .t.....
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Agricultural A Implements,

II0E'S Grain Rakes, Steel and Iron Garden Rakes
III Long and ID Handle Spades, Shovels, Manure
and Hay Forks, Grass and Grain Scythes, Grain
Cradles Cradle Fingers, Trace, Breast, Tongue and
Log Chains Grind stones, Tanning Mill Selves of
all sizes and kinds large assortment Of Red Wagon
Hames, for Flowing, Farm Bells, Cultivator Teeth,
for sale by j. II. CONLEY 4 co.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-29
THE TWO REQUESTS.

A mother who lately died a, Saxtons
River, just before her death, requested q
Christian lady to care for her little boy
when she should have left him. The lady
replied, " Yes, and you are going home
l want you to find my darling there"
Sister lnger by Jordan's tide,
They call my name from the other side;
The peace Of God on my soul Is shed,
And Jesus pillows my dropping head,
long to go-but childish clasp
stll holds me earthward with clinging grasp,
young voice calls with an earnest Tone
MY little boy that love, must leave him lonei
When bend not nightly above his cot,
When he calls at morn and answer not,
When guide no longer his tasks and plays
Dear Christian sister, In coming days
VIII you watch DER the motherless boy sometimes
Ina world Of dangers, OF ills and crimes,
Yes, dying mother, heed thy prayer,
Thy dear one my guidance and love shall share,
In the journey Of life M he onward goes,
Beset with It's trials, Its snares, and foes
An interest deep In the boy III take
And watch DER him kindly for thy dear rake.
The pangs Of parting my spirit knew,
When my own child faded from earthly view,
To the better country beyond the sun,
The angels carried my little one
Thou art going soon, where my daughter stays,
And when thou treadest the golden ways,
While here for thy motherless boy care,
o! find my daring who waits me there.n
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PROBABLE FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.
The Rutland Herald Of Wednesday
morning gives an account of shooting af-
fray, on the track of the Rutland & Bur-
lington railroad on Tuesday afternoon,
about half mile soath of the depot in
that place. The facts appear TO be that
Annie, aged about 10 years, Oldest daugh-
ter of Daniel Dougherty, in company with
a younger sister, was standing upon the
railroad track, when boy some two years
older than herself approached her from
the direction Of the depot and coming up
to her, began conversation, in which, as
we have since learned, he used insulting
Language, whereupon she called him liar
and dared him to repeat his remarks, say
ing that if he did, she would slap him.
The language was repeated, and, true to
her promise, she stepped up to him and
administered blow on the side of his
face, when, without more ado, he deliber-
ately drew pistol and fred, the ball TAX
ing effect in the abdomen of the girl and
burying itself ia her intestiaes, where it
still remains, and whence medical skill
pronounces it impossible to extract. A
painful hemorrhage was, Of course, the re-
suit, and though she was living up to a
late hour Tuesday evening, it is not
thought possible that she can recover.
The boy, upon discovering what he had
done, Immediately sought refuge in fight;
but officers, accompanied by aposse of
citizens, were soon upon his track, and
succeeded in arresting him while entering
piece Of woods upon the from Of Mr.. G.
L. Mussey, about a mile southwest of the
scene of the shooting. He gives his name
as William Long, his age as IL years, and
says he resides in Mount Holly. He was
at once conducted to the County Jail, and
properly secured, where he is awaiting ex-
animation.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-29

The PEERLESS CooKING STovE.-
The Peerless Cooking Stove advertised in
our columns by Pratt & Wentworth, Bos-
ton, and sold in this place by F. P. Had
ley, is meeting with the greatest populari-
ty wherever it is used. 1t is great
economizer of fuel for either wood or coal,
and receives high concentrations from the
American public wherever they have De-
come acquainted with it. At the Paris
exhibition, it took the first premium. The
-Nonitev. after saying that they had "ex-
amined with much care and attention all
the cooking stoves of different nations
says "It is, we believe. the most perfect
Cooking Stove at, the Exposition. 1t has
an oven of great capacity, baking splen-
didly land roasting as.well as before an open
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-29

fire. 1t has ample and convenient boiling
space, and is furnished with well arrang-
ed no water reservoir and warming closet.
1t operates equally well for Wood or Coal,
and in all the requisites of a Cooking
Stove, it is indeed Peerless Those Of
our readers at Charlestown, N. III. and
vicinity can find one OF these stoves by
calling on Geo. S. Bond.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-29

IRIsHMEN Three Of your country
men were hung in England on Friday
last, mainly for political reasons. That
same old England also, as you well know,
had wonderful sympathy with our South
ern rebellion. So did the democratic par
ty. Hence their unity of feeling and ac-
ton. Now why do your countrymen so
unitedly act in this country with this same
party?
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-29

B. B. Russell e. Co., Boston, have
published finely engraved portrait of
Charles Dickens. Price 25 cents. Mr..
Dickens present visit TO this country
makes this engraving very timely.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-29

POCKET DIARIEs.-We have received
from the CIaremont Manufacturing Co.,
Claremont, N. H., an exceeding neat and
nicely finished pocket Diary, for 1868. IL
contains all the elements of apocket book.
much valuable information for every BUSH
ness man, besides the usual astronomical
calculations and blank for the diary. 1t Is
bound in the most substantial manner,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-29
Elias PuIsIpher's Estate.

Z STATE OF VERMONT, / The Probate Court in and
DISTRICT WESTMINSTER FIR said District To all per-
cons interested In the estate Of Elias Pulspher, late Of
Rockingham, In said district. Creating:
you are hereby notified that John Baker, adminstra-
tor of said deceased, will render his administration
accou mt of said be held at the
Inn Of NJ A. Wilder, in Rockingham, in said district,
the LIST Wednesday Of December. A. D. 1867, and that
said court will then and there decide upon the allowance
of the same and order q dividend OF the remaining
hands Of said administrator among the creditors Of
said deceased at which time and place be heard In
the premisesif sou shall see cause.
Nov. 8, 1861 c. B. EDDY, RegI.
46-4S
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ExEcUTED.-The Fenians of whom we
gave an account last week, Allen, Larkin
and Gould, were executed at Manchester,
Great Britain, on Friday of last week.
That's the way England treats her reb-
ell" while she breaches leni,y, mercy,
charity, magnaninity and several other
things in behalf of rebels in this country.
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S L E l G III ST!
FOR SALE
R. COBLEIGH,
CHESTER, vt
s4s
In Bankruptcy-Daniel Snow.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF VERMONT.

DANIEL, NJ sN mHTTEs SE In Bankruptcy,
A WARRANT in Bankruptcy has been issued by said
IA Court against the estate Of DANIEL SNOW, OF the
County OF Windham of the State Of Vermont in said dis
trct adjudgsd Bankrupt upon the petition of bis cred
tors and the payment Of any debts and the delivery Of
any property belonging to said Bankrupt to him to his
and the transfer of any property by him forbidden
by law meeting Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt to
their debts and choose assgnee Of his
estate will be held at Of Bankruptcy to be holden
at Braeboro in said district the Path day of December
A. ID. 1867, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ the office of Field 6
Tyler before A. Underwood Of the Registers in Bank
ruptcy Of said court.
4849 CHAs. CHAPLIN, Messenger.
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BEAU MODE SKIRT,
BOTH SPANGLED AND SEWED,
Manufactured by
NASHUA SKIRT COMPANY,
NASHUA, ~ H.

AWARDED SILVER MEDAL AT N. II. STATE FAIR
FOR 1867.
This Skirt equals in elegance Of STYLE and surpasscs In
perfection of manufacture and durability any other skirt
iu the market
In giving satisfaction to the wearer II has equal
Thousands who tested It's merits bear witness to
the facts that is but trie than that Of
ordinary kind and Is still ia good condition when from two
to four skirts of inferior grade would have been thrown
aside useless and all the while giving much better salts
faction than others for that Il hangs easier and
is Of a more elegant and graceful style.
LADIES' please guard against imposition in
very interior article has been paed of for the Beau
Mode skirt.
No one need be deceived IL they will observe the
Beau Model which is stamped In red Ink upon the waist
band of each SKIRT Any desired style made to
aaeoNly NASHUA SKIRT co.
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House for Sale.

E subscriber offers for sale his house lot pleasant
Il " situated on Westminster Street, in Bellows Falls
The buildings in good order and nice garden. The
place Is very desirable and will be sold at low
price. Terms made easy. JAMES A, HOWE.
BELLOWS FALLS, Nov. "a, 1867. sS
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with elastic band. Those who get one of
this kind will be sure of good one. Sold
wholesale, and retail, we presume, and es-
pecially at wholesale to tie trade.
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r UMBERMEN TAKE NOTICE.

we the undersigned, would respectfully inform the
Lumbermen Of Rockingham and vicinity, that are re-
pairing and fitting up the Saw Mill, at Bellows Falls, and
will be prepared the coming Winter do Saving Of var
kinds in large small quantities with dspa tch, and
in a workmanlike manner, and at reasonable prices.
Those having timber above us, which can be rated
down the river would invite their particular attention
to this notice. TARBELI, TOLMAN CO.
BELLOWS FALLS Nov II, 1867. 46
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AIDES AND GENTLEMEN,
WHrTNEYS VEGETABLE COMPOUND

Never Injuries the Hair. but viii keep IL elean son and
moist remove dandruf, and your headache With
an experence Of een years among the hairs, know Of
What speak MN. WHITNEY. Bellows Falls, Vt
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State of Vermont.
MARY A. DINGMAN,) SUPREME COURT,
JOSEPH DINGMAN. wINDHAM COUNTY, IS.

WHEREAS the 22d day of November AID. 1867, Mary
" A. Dingman of Bratteboro In said county filed her
petition in the Clerks Office of the Supreme Court for said
Windham County, against her husband Joseph Dingman,
of residence unknown setting forth in substance that she
married said Joseph, September 10Th, 1866 at
Oneonta County Of Otsego, State Of New York by Marvin
Miller. Justice Of the Peace, and lived with him faith
full wife until the 1862 when by Of the drunk
enness and ntolerable severity of said Joseph she
compelled to separate herself from him since which time,
she has supported herself entirely by her industry,
the said Joseph having wholly neglected and refused to
support her in deree that she does not know where
the said Joseph resides that she has resided In said
Bratteboro zee the year 1862 and praying for divorce
from the said Joseph and that she may her maiden
name of Mary Ann Betterly. Which petition Is made
turnable to the Supreme Court be held at Newfane
in and for said County of wndham, the 18th day
February A. D. 1868 and 1t appearing that the said Jo-
seph Dugman resides without this State in parts unknown
Is ordered that the petitioner notify the said Joseph
Dinman of the pepdency of her said petition, and Of
Term Of the to which the is returnable, by
publishing the substance thereof with this order for three
weeks successfully In the Bellows Falls Times printed
Rockingham In said county the last publication to be at
least six weeks previous to said February Term Of said
Supreme Court. r. TYLER, Clerk.
GEO. HOWE. Atty. for Petitioner. As
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much power being applied, one Of the
grinding stones burst, scattering fragments
in all directions, and injured Mr.. Farnham
SO that he died in six lours after. Mr..
Conley was also considerably injured.
Seymour d Harwood of Rupert, a
boy Of IA years, during the past four sea-
sons. with the aid of dog and gun, has
caught 937 woodchucks.
-ou Friday last the proprietors of the
WOODEN factory at Proctorsville gave orders
to the butchers in that place to send tur-
key to each Of their operatives who had
families, being some thirty in number.
Michael Kelly Of Vergennes, aged
IL years, was drowned while skating on
the creek, above the Falls on Wednesday
afternoon last week. A warning for boys.
- The store Of F. w. Baldwin of
Hinesburg was broken into on the night
OF the 18th inst, and $50 in money stolen.
Mr.. Thomas ID. H. Luke fell dead.
OF disease Of the heart, while splitting
wood near his residence in Weybridge on
Monday evening, Nov. III.
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A Team for Sale.

4 PAIR of good work Horses and Harnesses. A Wagon
n and Traverse Sled, nearly new, suitable for drawing
wood other heavy work. will be sold cheap for cash
good paper by the subscriber s. Il. pERHAM.
ATHENS, VI, Nov. Is 1867. 4T-49
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APPROVED SCHOOL-BOOKS,
PUBLISHED BY
f. H. BUTLER & CO.,
No. 1877 s. Fourth Street, Philadelphia.

MITCHELL'S NEW BIOGRAPHIES.
The Board Of Education Of the State Of Vermont at Its
meeting at Waterbury, In February 1867 authorized the
use Of the following GEooRArKs In the Public Schools Of
the State:
Mitchells First Lessons in Geography.
Mitchelrs New Primary Geography,
Mitchels New intermediate Geography.
The Undersigned have just Issued editions Of all these
books. They have now ready VERMONT EDITION Of
the Nrw INTERMEDIATES specially adapted to the State and
containing In addition TO all the matter the New Inter
mediate, full page, copperpate map the State with
all the natural features and every and village
ratey Get forth, and to this Is added special Geography
Of the State.
These popular works which now In In the best
schools In all the States In the Union may he had APP
pication to the Publish they may be ordered OF any
bookseller or dealer In books In Vermont.
Other works of Mitchelrs New Series
Mtchel's New Geography and Atlas, for High Schools
and Summaries.
Mtehells New Physical Geography. by Professor
BRocKIEsBY.
Mtchell's New Outline Maps.
Published by Z. H. BUTLER CO,
l37 s Fourth ST., PHILADELPHIA.
4i-49
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Economy is Wealth.

GAVE YOUR OLD NEWSPAPERS, BOOKS, PAM
. PHLETS, &C., and take them to Bartonsville VT.
70 the Paper Mill Of Snow Jr., Co., and get pei
Id. for them. They also buy White and Coored Rags
old Rope Bagging, &c.
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GRAFToS.-At the meeting at the new
school house in Grafton, of which we
gave an account last week, much satisfac-
tion was expressed with the building COM
mittee, and also with Mr.. John II. Blood
the master workman, for the skill, work.
manship and interest he had taken in hav-
ing the work thoroughly done.
Mr.. George w. Ayres has moved into
his new dwelling on the corner of School
and South Streets.
Mr.. p. A. Chapman has put up and in
closed dwelling house on School Street,
and will finish it early next spring. Mr..
c. although single man seems anxious
to see all families housed. This is the
fifth dwelling house he has built in the
village, also shop and store on River
Street, with one tenement in the second
floor of the former, and two on the sec
ond floor Of the latter.
Mr.. &. ~ French has sold his residence
on Main Street to Mr.. j. Orville Wyman
of Cornish, N. X
Mr.. Nathaniel Hutchinson has sold out
his farm TO Nal Bemis of Athens.
Mr.. F. G. Ayers has sold his house in
the village to Mr.. Daniel Dresser.
Mr.. Joseph Reed has purchased Lafa-
yette Townshend's farm in the west part
of the town.
Mr.. Henry Carpenter has purchased
A. f. Knights house in the village.
Dea. Smith of Wilmington was going
from Grafton on the 10th inst. with load
of household goods, and walking behind
the load, when his horses took fright and
ran. Mr.. Smith in his efforts to stop
them fell under the hind wheel and had
both legs badly injured, and was'taken to
the hotel in Townshend, but was able to
be taken to his home few days after.
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NEW JEWELRY.

YTE arges. assortment and handsome designs Of
Jewelry In and single pieces. from Bogwood to fine
gold-prices that viii satisfy customersust received by
c. IL. ROWE, Chester, Vt.