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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-24

John Doe lot in block q Of Sears. Thompson
and Sears division of Cars City, for II O5.
John Doe, lot 10 in block Il OF Sears, Thompson
and Sears division Of Carson City, for II o5.
| oliver Cromwell, possessory claim to lot No 8
in block No q of Empire City and the improve
| ments thereon, for GO 90.
John = Eberhart, possossory claim to lot No 10
in bl ok p Of Empire City and improvements
thereon, for 35 IS.
Ard also the following described property, exc
cuion> issued on said 5th day OF Jnly, A. b. 1s6s
On juigmcn rendered in said Justices Court, on
the 18th day of January, A. d. 1sts:
Will am Mara. lots & and 10 in block &C,
Sears Thrmis and Sears division Of Carson city,
and all the improvement thereon; also, block 10
40 same division for AZ 50.
John Cradle haUGh, ten acres of land bounded
north by the road lcang from Carson city tn the
state ison. eat by land assessed 10 NJ Gard
ner, and west by land If W. Beck, for 20 90.
William Forbes, lots 4, 3, and 10 in tlock II,
Curry : d vision Of Carson City, for 20 II
James torri1an, lots 5, and 9 in block l. of
Piers and uoodriCh's division Of Carson City,
f. II 50.
Mrs A Potts. 1t in block 55, Sears Thomp-
and Sears division If Carson City, for Is l..
joseph Taskpr, south half of block 81, Musser $
division - CarSoa City, for ~ IL.
Geo. &c W. Hammer, house on Carson street, on |
lot bel ngng too NJ. Ammer, for p 81
Moses rilis. lot in block 4 f scar. Thomp-
son and divi-ion of Ca sou City, for 20 II.
L. u Lord. lot in block II of Sears Thomp-
ION and sears division OF c rs'n City, for u 81
II. Il Pomroy, LIT an ! west % feet # lot 1 in
block Il f sears Thompson and Sears division #
arS II; also, LOT 8 in block 3, same division, for
"a a.
A. Mahoney leo of land in section l,
owu,hip Is, \. Of l. IL East, Mount DIablo mef-
,iian; also. lot in block AS Of Mussers division
# Cars. City, for So "a.
A. ". NIGUTI>GILI.
Sheriff Ormshy County.
BY I. J. EDWARDS,
Deputy Sheriff.
Carson, July Is 1865.
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SUMMONS.

I5O cents State of Nevada Revenue Stamp ]
CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMSBY,
y In the Justices Court, Carson Tow nship in
and for said County of Ormsby .-Jens c. Sore
sen, plaintiff, VS. Eugene Archambeault, defend-
ant The State of Nevada sends greeting to Eu-
gene ArCEambeault; You are hereby summoned
10 appear before me at NV office in arson City,
in Carson Township, in Orm.by county, Oh the
2Gth day Of October, AID. 1865,
at 10 o'clock 4 NJ, and answer unto the complaint
nf Jers c. SorreuSen, the above named plaintiff.
who sues 10 obtain udgnent against you for the
sum of two hundred and sixty eight dollars and
seyentT-five cents: which amount Is alleged TO he
due and owing to plaintiff for hay and barley, ted
To your six horses, at his yard in Carson City,
your special request, between the 50th May and
;he 18th July, 1858. Plaintiff claims to have a
lien on said horses by virtue Of I'll" provisions of
an Act of this State, entitled An Act to secure
liens to ranchmen and other persons, approved
February 14th, 1855. when Judgment viii be
taken against yGu ter lii" said amount, together /
wi AID damages, if you fail to appear and
answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of the said
county, greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof.
Given under my hand this 22i day Of Septcm-
beg, A. b. lSGo. L. &. MchhEbi
Justice of the Peace, Carson Township.
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SUM MONs.

30 cents State Revenue Stomp.
CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMSBY.
~ In the Justices Court, Carson Township, in and
for Ormsby County,
II. i. Rice and Philo W. Rice, Executors Of
the Estate of Catherine A. frsbie, decea> ed
Plant ifs VS.. John A shour,is. defendant
The state OF Nevada sends greeting to John A.
Shonrtls You hereby summoned to appear
before me at my office in Cars,,n City, In Carson
Township, in Ormsby County, on the
9Th day of September, A. ID. 1865,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and answer unto the complaint
of the above ham Plaintiffs low fie il nIy
rfice, who sue to obtain Judgment against You
r the sum OF Three iTudrC'i $500 Dollars: said
tInonnt claimed and ALE gcd I" be due to Plain
it,. as Executors as at. re>ad for dam Z, cone
to Plaintifss buildings situate part f lot No
line 81. bio thirty five t}5) Sears, TronlrSoi.
ni s.ars' division of Carson City. caused b, t. e
giving way f the wall, Of yuTr building sitHa' t
n the ndjpi ing premises; when judgment will
'e taken against Won FIR the said unit. il yea
AL t, appear and answer. T. til. shel III or any
unstable If the lid County. greeting: Make le |
Al service ami due return hereof Given under |
4, hand this 81 day If July A. D. 1865.
l.. C. MCkEEBY. Justice of the Peace,
j'y3 I'm Ca IN Township.
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TO TIL L CITIZ l. \ =
Carson City and Vicinity.

'INUIS CEETIFIES THAT WHEN YOUNG
L man 1 read medicine four years-r,'ree win
James Ii. C. NJ l.er, NJ. d, and one viii. VIM.
Eight. VI. d; was examined by a y ard Of Ply
,icans, and received license practice Medicine,
meeting the reIu Of the lax If the State
81 New York AZ thai time. $50 Twelve Years
sub segnent attend Il full of III ,iictl lee
lures, ill the Medical COLLEGE; New Orleans, and
eraiuated with the honors of VI. D., and would
nav 80 icit your patronage.
Office opposite City Hotel, Carson City
JOSEPH kILLPAT tICk N. y.
" nj practicei medicine in the vicinity o!
LIS Angeles several years: with WHIT success in
1rire OF Is ,ac whistler b. Chronic Diseases Of
every description cured charge. j. X.
September -. 1s6S.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-24

NoTIcE.-We have the best Warehouse in the
State, it being absolutely fre-proof, and
prepared to received limited amount of Merchand-
i.e, Flour Barley storage ct reasonable
rates All goods delivered in as good order as
when received. MASON 4 HUFF
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TAX SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVFN THAT UNDER
" and by virtue OF WITS of Execution, Issued
on the jtl day of July. A D 1865, by l.. C. Nc
keeb', Justice of the Peace for Carson Township.
orIneby county, Nevada. on jud ment- render ed
in said Justices Court, the 11th day OF Anil,
\ ID. ISIS. for a tax duly leyiet, assessed and
rqIti'zed the fiscal year Of 1867 ~ the proper
officers OrnIsby county in the following cases
and against the property he, eater .e-t iihei
lave duly levied upon, and will expose sale at
public aucri'sn in the manner prescribed by law
in front of the Court House door of Crnlaby coun-
~, in Carson City, on
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SGMMONS y.

Us Rev stamp 5oc.I rNeva IA Rev stamp sec
IN THE BI>rHIGT COURT OF THE shCuN b
Judicial District of the State If Nevada in
and for the County Of DyugiaS.-Francos Hamlet
Vi. William Hamlet.
Action brought in the District Con Of the Sec
chi judicial District II tie State Of Nevada, in
aud for the said County, and the plant filed
IN said County IF Dougias, in the office of the
Clerk of said District Court the 18th day OF
september D.. 1S1s-
The State of Nevada sends greeting 70 William
Hamlet, defendant
You are hereby required To appear il an action
brought against YOU by the ab,ve AIMED plaintiff
IN the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Neyt, III and FIR the County
Of Douglas and JoaUsweT thee mpIaint # ed there
IN Within days teXciusive of the day Of service
after the vice yen of this SUMMONS il served
within this county: if served ont Of this
county. but in thi- district. within twenty days,
Otherwise within forty days-or jui Ement by de
fault will be taken against You. according 10 the
prayer Of said complaint.
The said action Is brou 1t to obtain decree If
divorce from the bonds Of nIatri;aouy now exist
ing between y-n, said defendant. and said plaintiff
may thereby be Dissolved and plaintiff lie released
iron. the obligation Of said marriage contract As is
alleged by III tintlf in her said complaint, the
grounds uf failure support SAID Plaintiff. to
provide the II cc>silies of life, said neg eCt not
being the re 'TIlt of poverty on Your part, which
YOU could not have ay Ied by ordinary Industry:
extreme cruelty and the OF the vi. yul- |
gar pr fan. an / ob-cene laugu1g- in prc-ence of
.aid plaintiff. AMI for all other relief to which
tiled herein will fully appear 10y reference |
thereto.
And you ar. hereby notife! that if yOu fail to !!
appear aud answer the said complaint $ above |
required the sud plaintiff viii apply 10 the Co TT
for the relief demanded in said CONF paint and for
the casts Of this action
t,neh under my hand and the Seal |
/S~ar \Gf the district Court If the second
l9O Eu:eiai district of the STATE of Ne
~ ~ v4da H., and for the County of Douglas,
this 18th day of SIP en5er. in the year If cur
Lord one thJiis 'u EIGHT hundrei ard sixty eight.
STEPHEN A. KINSEf, Clerk.
Certif ate If Copy.
State Of eva, Comfy Of D1ugias, ss.-Sec-
ond judicial District Court i, steJ hen A Kin
sey, Clerk Of the second Judicial District Court of
Douglas unity. STATE OF evs'!a, do hereby rti
that the above and f,regon-i>a full true and cor
rect copy of the original summons in the action
entitled Frances tia uIst William hamlet
which now remains IN file in my Office at Genoa,
In snid c,unty ami S-a:e
In testimony whereof, have hereuuto set my s
band and a'i sei the seal of SAID Court this Il III
Day Of September, A. d. 1868.
tsEAL. STEPHEN A. KISSEY, Clerk. II
sl8-td Il
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L A X A Y r r s !

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ASSESSOR. !
ORMsBY COUNTY NEVADA
CARSON CITY May 11ih 1s6s.
A Ii FEES0 5 LIABLE TO PAY STATE AM
~ County Taxes f r the year lst'S. are hereby
notified that the Animal Poli-TaX Of FOUR DOL
LARS for the use IF the Stat: aud County dut
from each male re-ident IF this State twenty
one and under sixty years of age,
IS NOW DUE AND PAYABLE
County Assessor or his EepUty.
and all are expected to pay said tax when called
upon and. also I at the p, r>ou;tl PR per
" ~ IL Is VII do not own zeal estate within
the County # sufficient value To- the taxes
On both their and personal property. due
and payable when the same Is assessed. Under
The Laws Of this state person is AL wed to have
his name regis cred voter until h- shalt have
first paid the Annual Poll Tax due above i'll this
State
lie laws rrovidcdf,r the collect # the above
mentioned taxes will be It. ictly enforced
GEORGE ". IliEDIC,
County Assessor.
49, OFFICE: Next d nor to the County Clerks
pfslrc County Buildings. rAvl2-tf
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IS NOW DUE AND PAYABLE
4 GENTS wANTED.-NALE AND FEE

Z 5 HANTED--NALE AND FE-
n male, t. sell .ur and sp!eulii Engrav-
L N ing, From shore 10 shore suggestive If
Life journey from Chidllaod touliAgt. 4 per
feet gem. = Is, for the ''Erpty Sieve, and
other Lngrayiug-. Address PtCHIC PUBLISHING
Co san Francesca an
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-01-25

frss AZ ssAxoxrs --rhs kisrstS ssys that On
Friday morning, 10Th Inst, between z and so'olock
. Are broke out In a room In Mr.. II. A. shissier'i
rssidenee, in shamokin, in which Mrs. s. has her
stock Of millinery goods and whom discovered the
counter was burning and the room 6lled with smoke
hr. s. was made aware Of the Are on passing
through the entry, BY observing smoke issaing from
under The door, and upon attempting 70 enter found
As room dsnssly filled with It. She closed the door
and gave the alarm, which brought assistance In
tine 70 sxtingush the Gre before It caught into
hsns While bat little was actually burned, the
damage done 10 the stock BY tho smoke and water
10 estimated at over $7Oo, on which there Is an In
suranos Of $3.50 In the Columbia Company How
the FIRE originated Is not definitely known, but the
general suppostOn 70 that It was carried In cloth
and thrown under the counter after being used to
dust the stove.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-01-25

The NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY TEAcHERs In.
srITurs.-We have been furnished with portion
of the proceedings of this body, which has been in
session at the Court House. in this place, during the
past week, for publication, but prefer giving them
entire next week, .
Tho attendance i. nsid to be unusually large and
the proceedings more than ordinarily interesting.
The commodious and elegant accommodations sf'
forded them in the new Court room was, OF itself,
n great attraction. Besides this. in tho evenings,
the proceedings were enlivened by excellent music
stationed In the gallery, by the sunbury String
Band, accomp panied with cabinet organ.
Among the principal strangers in attendance was
Professor Sanders of New York, with specimens Of
his school books. The Professor complimented The
Institute and said, among othor things, that the
chamber they occupied was the most cspsooos and
elegant Court room he ever saw.
Addresses were delivered during the evening
sessions by Professors Miles, Of Willamsport, saun
ders, of New York, Schneider and Rev, Mr.. Rsigart
of sunbury, and on Thursday evening by Prof Al
len, Prof. Coburn, and others.
These lectures contained many good points, bui
come Of them were entirely too lopg-winded. Few
men have sufficient ability and genius 70 justify
lecture Of more than hour in ito delivery. As
general rule a lecturer, after writing bis lecture
should resolve to expunge freely ssd sndesyor u
condense the whole into about onehslf the Original
space .,.....+-.t
The meetings of the Institute have been well at
tended aud to be satisfactory 10 oil ooposrnsd
Whether they are of any great practical value OF
not, they are certainly commendabls as social and
pleasant reunion, tending to encourage and pro
mote eheerfaluess aud good feeling among the mem
hers Of the profession
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-01-25

ELECTION OF BANK DIREcroRs.-The following
gentlemen were elected directors Of tho Milton Ma
tional Bank, on the lith inst. w. c. Lawson, r
swenk, I. d. Davis, W. P. Hull, John Roush, wm
+. Magic, NJ chauberlin. W. S. Montgomery and
David Eshbach.
The following gentlemen were elected director,
of the First National Bank of Milton, on the l4tt
inst. u. Woods Brown, Jno. Datesnan, S. T
Brown, William Savidge, Isaac Brown, J. P. Arm
strong, L. X. Haag, Geo. Hill, Henry Prick, DIR
U. . Davis and Hon. Alexander Jordan.
Tbs following gentlemen were elected direction
of tho Northumberland County National Bank, o
Shamokin, on the I4th inst. F W. Pollock, W
II. Marshall, s. Bittenbender John d, Douty j. W
Friling W. T. Grant, Samuel Hoover, WIN. Monte
Illus and Thos. Bnumgardner.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-01-25

The BUILDING AssociArios.-At a meeting Of
the stockholders of the 'Sunbury Mutual Saving
Fund and Building Association, held on Friday
evening, Jan, 18th, the following officers wers oec.
ted for the ensuing year:
Vice Presdent-Jobn n cadwallsder.
Secretary-J. Weiser Bucher.
TreasurerH. Y. Friling.
Solicitor-G. W lIaupt.
Directors-Emanuel Wiirert, n. +. Lightasr
j. W. Friling, Levi Seasholt1, Ii. 7. Mengcs, Jacob
shipman. Ira I. Clement, John G. Murkle, Valep-
tine Dietz, NJ c. Gearhart John Haas, John Clark
d. c. Dissinger, N, F. fartr, William II. Miller
George b. Cadwallader, Townsend Hines and r. B
Mccoy.
At n meeting of the Directors, on Monday evening
last, the following officers were elected
President--Townsend Hines.
Trastees-John q. Markle, Johs w. frilipg and
Ira 7. Clement.
EIanlniag Committee-Jobu G. Msrkle, JohI
W. Frilihg and Valentine Diets.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-01-25

FATAL ACCIDENT on THE PnILA. 4 ERIE RAIL
RoAD.-The Muncy Lumimary says that on Mon.
day evening of last week Mr.. Jonathan Bower, of
Clinton township, Lycoming county was instantly
killed at Montgomery Station, on the Phila. Erie
Railroad It appears that Mr. Bowor was doing
some hauling about the Station with two horses and
wagon, and while crossing the track in the eve.
ming, the gravel train came along nt n rapid rate,
and, is alleged by several persons who pre-.
sent, without blowing the whistle giving the usual
signal at stations and crossings, instantly killing
Mr.. Bower, and 80 much iujuring both horses that
they had to be killed to put them out of their mis-
cry. Mr.. Bower was the main support of m aged
father and sister. His age was about 81 years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-01-25
For the Sunbury American. |

For the Sunbury American
Tho Now Masonic Lodge at Watsontown.
wArsoSTowS, Jan. 2lst, 1868.
EDITOR AMERICAN The solemn and impressive
ceremonies of constituting Lodge No. 4Ol, A Y NJ,
took place on Thursday last 1t was numerously
attended by the neighborins Lodges, and all passed
of pleasantly.
Your townsman, Rev. W. C. Cremcr, represented
the old Sunbury Lodge with credit to himself and
honor to the fraternity, and although we cannot
boast Of the quantity of the representatives of No
q, VIC were we'll pleased with the quality.
Bro. Cremer acted Grand Chaplain, and also
made very nice little speech, (acting for the W. NJ
Of this Lodge,) in the reception Of very fine bible
presented to the Lodge by the ladies of this place
Tho following arc tho elected officers of ou,
Lodge Joseph Hollopeter, W. NJ. J. NJ. Foil
mer, S. W. Or, John Gosh, J. W. r. II. McCor
mick Secretary George Burns, Treasurer.
The appointed officers are-J. W. Mufiey, S. d.
Franklin Mowillisms, J. D. John Sttzel, S. NJ. C.
Jno. r. Seller, J. NJ, c.; Isaac Messenger, Pursui
v.nt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-01-25
Editors Table, N

"THE BLUECoArs, AND now THEY LIVED
fou6Hr AND DIED FoR THE UNION; WITH SCENES
AND lscIpEsTs IN THE GREAT REBELLIoN," is the
title of handsome volume, Just issued by Jones
Brothers Co, Philadelphia, Pa,
There is certain portion Of the war that will
never so into Tho regular histories, be embodied
in romance or poetry, which is very real part of
IL, and WILL If preserved, convey to succeeding gem
erations better idea of the spirit of the conflict
than many dry reports careful narratives of
events, and this part may be called tho gossip the
fun, tho pathOs Of the war. This illustrates the
character OF the leaders, the humor of the soldiers
pluck of our heroes, the romance and hardshps of
the service. From the beginning of tho war the
author has been engaged In collecting all tho anec.
dotes connected with or illustrative of it, and has
grouped and classified them under appropriate
heads, and in n very attractive form.
The volume is profusely illustrated with over 100
ne engravings. by the first artists and its contents
include "reminiscences Of camp, picket, spy, scout
bivouac, siege, and battlefield, with thrilling feats
of bravery, wit, drolery, comical and ludicrous
adventures, etc., etc. ...
Amusement as well as instruction may be found in
every page, graphic detail, brilliant wit and
tbentic history are skillfuliy interviewer in this
work OF literary art
II is Just such a volume as will find numerous
purchasers, and just such persons seeking
to aot as book agents should add to their list
Tue LApY's FRIEND, ron FEBRUARY-A bsauti
full steel engraving, representing the hiding of Mo
ses IN tho burushes opens this NUMBER OF ihe Queef
| of tho Monthlies The double steel fashion plat,
is as refined and elegant as usual; Then We have
two pretty damsols peeping through the curtains OF
st. Valentines day in the Inornng-and also fn'
engraving of "The Meteorie Shower at Sea" Thu
music this month is the popular song, Paddle You
own Canoe" The literary matter is The Romano,
| of an Old Maid" "a Dead Mans Rule" "Littl'
Fest" 'Disilluson," "Some Things Mrs. Shriml
saw" "Jean Clfton's Lstters,' HFriendships o
Sisters" 40. Editorials, 40. Published BY Dea
con 4 Peterson, $40 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
GopEY's LApY's BooK.-The embellishments Il
| the February number consist of tho following =
''Ihs Doubtful Fortune a steel plate beautiful
colorsd fashion plate, containing six figures Th
Old Bachelors Valentine" atinted picture larg
extension sheet, containing twenty-six engrsvings Q
ladies' dresses, cbildrsn's dresses e:c, etc. Ih
Cricket The Hearth % designs for walking dress
es. In the work department will be found article
of great service for the ladies to work from.
knitted jacket for child baby's boot pen.wiper
gimp odging napkin ring knotted trimming 70
dresses gentleman's housewife initial letters
bralding aud embroidery, etc. A suburban resi-
dence with the plans. The stories are all by th
best writers. Published by L. A Cooley, L
Cor Sixth sod Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-01-25

LicEssKs The following licenses were granted
by the Court on Saturday last
1'arerns.-D. S. Reitz, Little Mahanoy Jesse
Heusyl, Shsmokin township; Patrick Hester, Mt
Carmel township; John Foy, Lower Augusta; c. II
Holman, Lower Mahanoy; John II. Foresman
Watsontown.
Rsstauran''.-- Thos, 8. Irwin, Turbut; F. Plock
and John Murphy, Watsontown; Frederick Wolf
AntAony Ilcge and Henry Ruth, Milton L. schish,
aud Vim. Gahring, Trevorton James Seibert, Mi
ehasi Laharty, LOWS Marquette, Jacob Badcr and
J. 4 II. Dunkelberger, Shamokin borough Jeremi.
nh Maliek, Upper Augusta; Isabella Parker, Coal
Thomas Dooley, Mt. Carmel township; H. T. Eek
CRIT Northumberland; Adam Rem, Sunbury
Liquor Storss.-Edward Kline, Trevorton !; c II
wilhelm, Milton Christian Nef, Sunbury Patrick
Daily, Shumokin borough.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-01-25

KILLED on THE RAILRoAp.--On Monday night
last, about o'clock, n man who was lying across
the railroad track run ovor and cut in two near
Watsontown, by freight train. He wns not seen
until struck by the engine. His remains taken
by the train TO Williansport. On his person were
found but one dollar in money and certificate 70
Joseph II. Kline the name of tho unfortunate man,
for third class peidlers license issued at Middle
burg, Snyder county. The deceased is said to be
from Selinsgrovc. His body was still warm when
found
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-01-25

THE BRIDGES on tho shamokin Valley road, be.
tween this place and Mt. Carmel, are all being re-
built and enlarged by the Northern Central Rail.
road Company. The object in enlarging the bridges
is to accommodate the large engines and for a
through line Of passenger between this place
md Now York. This line will make close connec-
tions, at this place, with the trains from Erie and
the west and will be short and competing line be-
tween Erie and New York. The bridges will all be
completed before the first Of April next.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-01-25

DRs. WESGERr Co., Lung, Throat, Heart and
Blood Physicians, be consulted at all hours Of
the day, at the Susquehanua House, Georgetown,
Northumberland Co., from Tuesday, January 2Sth
10 Monday, February Sd, 1858, whore they desire
all to call who are sick ailing, with any disease
or complaint, and be examined with Stethoscope
Electricity, They readily detect the stages of the
diseased organs of man, and will toll their patients
frankly whether cure be effected or relief
given Their rooms ara generally crowded in the
afternoon
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-01-25

TnE RAINS or BY the record kept at the
Philadelphia Hospital, in Philadelphia, it appears
that the rain fall, at that place. during 1867. was
81 inches This amount of rain exceeds the rain
fall Of any other year on our record. In 1852
however, 5S inches fell The fall of rain in June
has never boen but exceeded, and that for July
was inches more than had ever fallon In n month
The least amount for any one month was :9i inches
in 1925 Tho average of thirty years is 45i iuches