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The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28


Two revivals have been recently in
progress in Iluntsville-one in the Meth
odiSt Church, to which have been over
thirty additions, and one in the Christian
to which there have been twenty five.
At dinner party, the other night,
Senator Nye put his new silk tile care
lessly on the sofa. A few minutes after
the veteran philosopher Greeley sat down
upon and crushed tho hat fearfully
"D--n it, repeated Nyc. II could have
told you it wouldn't fit before you tried
it on" Dom Piatt.
The Democrats of West Virginia will
hold their State convention in Charleston,
the new State capital, on Wednesday,
June 8th. Tho call is addressed to all
liberal minded men who favor the repeal
Of all proscriptive laws now in force in
the State, aud the enactment of ruch
measures ns will give the State char.
acter absoad and harmony aud prosperity
at home. t... , Ir 80
According 20 tie Adrian (Mich. } Jour.
nal, married lady who resides in Rollin
Lenawcc county, recently recovered her
sanity after having been insane twenty
three years. She distinctly remcmbe
all her old friends, and recalls to mind
many thinge which had long since passed
from the secollection Of her relatives.
A youth named jacob Haruish, seven
teen years old, deliberately cut of hi.
foot on Sunday last in Lampeter Town
ship, Penn, and when asked why be did
It, replied that We are told that If oul
hand or our foot offend MS, we should ou
it of He bad struck three blows, and
picking up bis foot hustled it some dis
tancs from him. The mutilation proved
fatal.
The Keokuk Packet Company samr
out first best in o suit lately brought b,
q negro at Quincy against the oompau,
for refusing him seat at tho 6rst tabl,
on one Of the packets, aud subsequent ii,
putting him of the boat for discrderl,
conduct. The negro charged the mpau, /,
1000 for its indignity to his person D
and the court decided that they need no
pay it, ........
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

The lower House Of Congress has
ordered that all indefinite leaves Of ab.
s,nce cease on May I'd. 1t is said that
On important votes taken during last
week, from sixty 10 one hundred mem.
vers were absent. t.
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Some Of the Radical newspapers are
discovering at last that their party leaders
are crowding the colored breiheren ahead
little too fast for their own good, and
It is . significant fact that In most Of the
lato elections where the negro voted, the
RAIDS lost more in white than they gained
in black.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

A Western member Of Congress has
prepared q substitute to be offered for tie
tariff bill reducing oil duties ten psr cent
after June 3Oth next, except on spirit.
nous liquors. 1t is intended to secure .
vote Of the House upon this measurs as
soon as possible.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

We welcome to ous table the Boone
County Journal, the editorial department
Of which has lately been taken charge Of
by Mr.. Edwin NJ. Stephens, formerly
connected with the Columbia Statesman,
snd author Of the History Of Boone
County, which appearsed in that paper.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

The Herald ought be an Interesting
paper this week, for VIC have written
nothing, OF but very little for it, while
the selections have been made from our
best exchanges.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

LEGAL TENDER The Supreme Court
has unanimously allowed the withdrawal
Of two legal tender cases, and decided not
to rehear arguments On the remaining
one, viz, Hepburn VS.. Griswold. The
decision therein remains as heretofore
made. Tho Chief Justice stated that the
reason why rehearing is nos to be in the
Hepburn-Griswold case, in which the
Court has heretofore decided that the
Regal tender act is invalid as to contracts
made before its passage, was that none of
the four judges now on the bench who
concurred in the opinion on the case,
desired to have the case roheard and under
the rules of the court, without che con
sant Of some Of the judges who concurred
in the decision Of the case, it could not
be reheard. ... ..-..
One evening recently, q little girl, aged
about Eve years, was playing on the
turn table Of the st. Joseph aud Denver
raiIroad At Elwood, near 81. Joseph.
Thoy were engaged in revolving the table
rapidly, wheo the child missed her bal.
auce and fell of, the table striking her
in the front and back part of the head as
she fell, fracturing tho skull 10 both
places, and killing her instantly. She
was the daughter Of . Mr.. Colmsn, who
had recently removed from st. Joseph to
Eiwood.
At ono Of the recent concerts at tho
Tuileries. Zone of the most besutiful
women" of Paris attracted much attention
by the Empress conversiug with her for
some time, and on returning to her seat,
oil eyes were turned upon her. The
lady, accustomed to this homage, thought
it was as usual paid to her charms. But
suddenly she discovered that one Of her
beautiful eyebrows made Of fslt, had
dropped in her Jap, and that this it was
which attracted SO much attention. She
tainted, of course, and no doubt Gill take
better care in future Of her dsings.
The Fulton Telegraph has heard Of
seven more men in Galway county, over
seventy years Of age, six Of whom, in
oluding soldier Of 1912, and are de-
prived Of vote. 'rr,
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

Quincy, Illinois, comes out Of her
municipal contest covered with glory "a
Democratic mayor by over o hundred
and ffty majority, and city council
Democratic by oight to four. We are
informed, however, that the result would
have been different had it not been for o
"split" in the Republican party. We are
also Informed that the negroes cast q
selid vote for the Radical candidates.
Put this and that together and mako a
note Of it.-Times.
A celored citizen Of johnson county,
rejoicing in the name Of Charles Sum.
ner Butler Drake, has had his Fifteenth
amendment fun spoiled for two yoars by
getting into the penitentiary for imitst
| ing one Of his nauesakes.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

The Massachusetts, House OF Repre-.
scntstives rejected by 1913 to 6S the pro
posed amends ment to the constitution eaa.
Bling women to vote.
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The Ison County Register says that
the deputy Sheriff of Ripley county,
passed through lronton, OH the 1lth, with
prisoner, bound for the Washington
county jail, to which the prisoner had
been remanded for safe keeping until the
the next Ripley Circuit Court. The
prisoner, named Chas. Daho, is under in
dictment for the murder of an orphan
child, three years old. He took the child
20 raise, about six weeks ago, and some
four weeks after announced that the child
had died, and asSeed his neighbOrs to as.
sist in burying it. They did SO, and
noticed some suspicious circumstances
contested with the manner in which the
corpse had been prepared for the grave
Owing to these suspicious, . couple days
afterwards a Coroner's jury was sum-
moned and the body raised, and these
suspicious confirmed. The body was
eoupd to have beee bruised and the skull
broken, undoubtedly causing death. Daht
was immediately arrested, but has persis
tsntly refused to make any explanation
or confession. .sr.os -
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The following are the amend dments to
the Constitution Of the United States,
adopted since the commence ment Of the
rebellion:
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28
THE GENUINE
MOLINE PLOWS.

A N experience Of thirty years IN the manufac-
IA ture of Plows in the West, with the eonse-
quent extended knowledge Of the wants of Ag-
riculturoo and tie namerous facilities for manu-
featuring, accumulated during this period, eaa-
bles the manufacturer to Offer the far,ner Flow
constructed upon the most scientific prinsiptcs,.
Of the rost suitable materials, in thorough and
fnshed style, and at prco atfording simply a
fair remuneration for capital and labor employed.
BY means of machinery of their own inven-
tion and patent, thoy give . un formity to thc'
worksag susface Of tAe Plow that viii not be
found lin any other make of plows' The steel is
of superior quality, made to order, snd Is hard
esed to higher degree than any other stoel used
in plows, toAick inssres their securing Nv tie most
difficult soil
Jhey ,eW ouflast t,co ordinary make qf Plo,cs sre
put up in q substantial manner, and every psrtf
Of The plow is made BY themo and the different
parto made in exact duplicate, whereby the Share
and Land side-the parts that first wear out
can be duplicated to exactly ht0 This is accom-
plished by the use of complete set 81 dies,
swedges and templet plates, invented and pss-
ented by shem, and cannot be found in any otheK
make Of plows.
CAUTION. ,t..
We would caution farmers against the decep-.
t6on Of auserupulous uAnufactureFs sud denlsrs.
who expose and offer as the Moline Plow, an in
ferfor article. None are tho genuine Moline
Plow except they bear upon the side IL the beam
the brand, '~t
s>ssns >..>-
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XVI AMENDMENT,

The right of suffrage in the United
States shall be based on citizenship and
shall be regulated by Congress, and al
the citizens Of the United tates, whethe
native or naturalzed, shall enjoy thi
right equally, without any distinction oil
discrimination whatever founded on sex
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-28

IN the United States House of Repre-
sentatives, March 10th, 1860, Mr.. Julian,
Of Indiana, introduced the following as
the Sixteenth amendment to the Consti.
tuition. Neither House OF Congress has
voted on it:
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Select poetrp.
IMPERISHABLE.

Tho nure. the bright, the beautiful
That stirred our hearts IN youth,
TIE impulse to q worldly prayer,
The dreams of love and truth:
Tho longing after something lost,
The spirits yearning cry
The striving after better hopes
These things can never die
The timid hand stretched ior'h 10 aid
A brother in his need,
n,,n p,udiv lord in griei's dark hour
That proves q friend indeed
The nlea for mercy softly breathed
When Justice threatens n'gh
The sorrow of n contritc hear'-
These things shall never oie'
The memory of claspins manu.
The pressure of u kiss, ,
And Mi the trifes sweet and irau
That make up loves 1rst Dnss
II with firm, unchanging ia'n'
And holy trust and hlgh
Thnse hands have clasped, these lips nave met
These things shall never die.
The cruel and the bitter WORD
That wounded as II FELL,
The chilly want of sympathy
We feel but never tell
u,ho b,rd repulse that chills the heart,
Whose hopes were bounding high,
Tn nm upfading record kept
These things shall never die.
lie. nothing pass, for every hand
Must find some work to do
Lose not chance to waken love,
Be firm and just and true
So shall n light that cannot iade
Beam on thee from on high,
And angel voices say to thce,
These things shall never die.
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ROME.

; Theological Logic Outside the Co,,c5 H..
me fapal Fathers d ebatc uith the Eos
/ tern Church.
of arn ,e1'er from Rome in the Paris Lu;,cr,
No m april reports the following extraorJ;'
s;no theoioglan Of an Armenian bishon
in snch s .. arrival here, had been indulrino,
Baruoho ai,acks n on authority that Cardinal
a. IN iaDe, frefect of the Propanando thonaIt
70 W counsel moderation, and invited b;n,
NJ 70 .he Convent of SITS. John and Pnni
some assiomists and remain there for
i'm sue,' s'e. Ihe other, however, refused
OBLIGED - 'rms that the Vicariate was
nroceaa ~ uecide ON force to oblioe him
u ~ the place designated. ''
s,crn' ne p pSents went in consequence 70 ,bs
tbeaIoaianr a Ia Lungara. where the
residencal nsea Iit being also the bisbon,s
him in anu ana having seized him placed
made a rriage. But the Armenian
at lcngth in th struggle, and succeeded
vehicle 'aifer wsIhIiomming himself out of the
aas anu the agents, who followed 70 @ MS mouse
~ ,ea from fresh seizure by th,o "eie ue'erc
sns,o sne oishop himself Another S a. protest oI
~eoL,ous; ~ An apostolic vis;, "s. - more
oaI,e ueiSu 10 the convent of The aa peen
ane1 Anronines, under the 11,riheniahs
receive Sh ian put the bishop rss,ao'I ~
~ ~aeIeNe the visitor, on whil nIused TO
SS.dhGrca Sah Mgr. ksagian 10 procaaa mo fope I
oaD'ne 10 the Dominieans to n.'.a rom 1t. .
sis,sS s exercises. but the hisha 'iefe
NJ ~, MS refusal, and he has w.,.p per
he n,, ee, nishop Of Marseilles ~ 10
FatbeS b'0h oi france against ths IialIi uaIii
Terrible Scene IN Tie oa,..,
ta Sa,'0'''"aser DEFENDED By s.sords rdT1'',i2p % 1
logne ga,,bs correspondent Of thu n.
m 1,ha aa.ens gives an animated desane ne Co-
Ihs SIS "a the @Ecumeni- q Co,,a1 bsion
nave hiafch, when Bishon ~ On
49,, '.iaue 20 nls speech against IN, y.ss-
,rrors "a ,sa nn'Nh aseribes all mo',so o
deserved thss 4, "sestanis. The Hssan
~ dhfeAsofLible 10 deserlllp
'sn,', a.n'''sls'a, aud nlaleslalism. an'hslsn,
'Ashl sininent Proteslanis sael' ~ y Mai
~ euiset nave eomhated th. .tpnitk
~ .is bishop WA forced Ia ste,, ~ 'i.ss }
s"'es.s fuin all psEts " the C,s 'vud d
sehl on when the elamor hsS S'si w bli u
hSte are mAnj sincers n,,,,,la e1assd \
uln'.s lhe iroiestasis of fraes No ~ ..la Y
',slsfieas uefnlany, aud hls e,.n aas1nd Il
as e'I ey.a gds. fhls salsea '-,ss, s.'''.s, 4
.su, whleh Was only appesss5 II~s'ns. I
. ~ Cardinal lanai,i' ytns
80 80 '..' p.hep h.ssa 70 touch ~, ~ u
'ss''S s.sshst lAe aoenias sl..,...a ~ y
$50 ~ siatosiiy " sotes. q, s.a s.'' ~ e
'sIi,'.t tolie.is. shsn all a. n.' s' ~
niiailineps, lhe CounelI le.i IN, ...shsts u
y. sl "ktsnislss 7 A1ni.r.i r'ss.s, Ia y
'."'nsssss ss.s r. ssgs heasI ssa d
'ss Qua hlshop sxslAl,,sd' sA a
'...,''I 1890" $50, " aioa shlsh ths e,l' ~
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'',s..A.f IN = fssssisa, - ~ " y.
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NEW MEAT sIIOP.
LIaUoR sronEf
CHRlsTIAN NEFF

'saH Htrf,
Bury IPAis''' PA''' opposite She Court HOas., sun
.as ss.siIsss.iy iasi,.s the ail.a,lsa of a..,.,,
siss,ls ~, 'aa' ne has a. kA.i, saa ssli con
rohhles AND DOMESTIC LIouoas
M eoass.ling o. Pure Bsaaalss, ca..i.. e.
"'aEss, hoehslls sad Oissd. s-~'' sAs''
sassia Ara, rs,s sss Y: ps,llsa. Msasa
fvhE HOLLAND oIsi
o,,,a.' mls''' oA.@F-sas VIA. sAsay. rsa .sa
s.t CO. ca. s.,.. !. s..ss.ss. ola... y. q Huu.
STOMACH Ans sAR sirfEEs.
Aa1 Al eshsIs Ll4asl. skl,h ~. !. ..
~ sn, s'ssssss. shieA slllbs ssla a vr'ls.
'-s .sa fs'. hssy sssisls ss.sss,,s9 y
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- vfaoft rfoall4lf aflsndsi A. ..s ,..l.,.
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Established In 1SAO.
PRICE el SO IN ADVANCE
&otsIs uus Kestamramts.

NTT. CARMEL HOUSE, Mt. Carmel,
M Pa. CHARLES GULF, ftoprietor.
House, is refitted and repaired, will furnish the
bcst OF accommodations to travellers and perma'
neat boarders. On account ofits location II pos
sesses peculiar attractions as o summer resort.
July q. 1S6o.--1y.
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Strossmayer was compelled TO leave the
Tribune without finishing his speech.
The noise was so great that it was heard
in the ante-rooms, and the bishops military
servant drew his sword and endcavored to
force his way into the council chamber to
defend his master.
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sAsnwAsa sress.
.. q. csslsy. Acs.

aAhksf STREET. sukbURY. Pa
HM isfsissi 4 as. sasosias., az n, .,s.- :.
nsfassis, catlss5, Nsehsnls' is.,I.' -. -
sl arssHIslo'is;4 40 WaEoa M.i'.is Z ~, ~,
i'sl. h.a. a'a.. tiesas Ma sIi ~. .,s, ~
,slsa ,Isssis ~ sfass.kss's ss4 k.ailsf.. " -
snl !. ss1 !. .1ssssss NJ. nns sss y iessa sklfh
s.sse'''Asas a a. sossis,. ..s y. 80. 80.
ss.sssg, pss. a, lss
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-, ,,,,um eq, 10 uopcz!uvT,a,os 5Wa ,,adp prod
auu MuI Vun5puefease has been 100 pep rap
average annual increase of @ @1d
e 1Sa IN, and at the close of tie wear will
crea 40 S,. Nsn'., or an average annual in
cent. 'he SIX years cf - per
~ man IN Cincinnati, whose %ife = J,
way from him, poured two n
RVmuet tmd thn into 9 box, pillowed his he,,
- :. anu then applied match Tha
s'.H s!on scattered and took his ha,r otr ,,,s,
kliiing him. lie is likely to die ~ ho,.t Without
Too PooR 10 TAKE 4 News.
.G;eciaedly the poorest man m these s..- H..
taree S;i stines is The man who is too noo,
man, s especialryg ssh rygsMThheeager he We pity spchs
whoever heard of a man too poor ffn5o2GsEty. fn 2,JEty.
40 anu chew tooncco, ifaddictei to either Lshe
~ s ana yet, inen they spend from t.s"t
niteen 10 fifteen cents a tlay for "the iaagG
;nt.n nre 700 poor to thks newspaper. sda IT,,
famiIisa seiIee'Iai nais senjoy-t TIVE aaSico aaa
men S-e poerS S,sHS su,uutsaa sN : bad 20 a.
There is gre,.,
as to what is good
peopie 10 cat and drink at tb,,
!. sru year 1t is not reliable. ANY perso,
",iisea ;,,l at years of discretion and nossasa,
him Tmon tnant sense, knows what is good for
- I'm ~, W Ca. or drink, and what is burtc,I
20 MN. No rule in these matters i '. I
~ 1.-Two Two persons are alike in this ,s.s,a
)oison.o - "notner map,e
The laws Of China were mos. oooo
lgo, and have undergohe bur I;t,io LooI ~ yeare
tne t'ie " Them requires that all PERSONS ,n,ss.
Lta.nIuhy represent their profession anS
nat generation after generation tbny ,s @
o' cnahSe or alter Ii. Another nro,;Sss
"a the possessor of land shall cultivo,a 's
u DER pain Of forfeiture. III
a Michigan woman has recovora, !.
wv au the money that her husband hs5
- M, ~ Puor saloon for six wears. 'rha
!, ry ,Hquor law Of that State dos
:. regard liquor as "property. - and a.
-. 4. recovered the money on the cr,,nnS
M IN y haa Deem paid TO the liquor yrndes
Ia attempting TO caf9e q fowl one dav
n'en,ah found considerable difiieuliy in
'aIatihg lis JOINTS, aud exclaimed aoa}nA.
man who had sold him an olj Lss s'
ane chicken. My dear, ~ said the Snra
'lah vile, don't talk SO much sho,s,
!, ~ ~ aiu respectable Mr.. B he plan,.
'ae so,n ", h'ii OF corn that was planted in
nj \ h.lio. AhV"i" said her husband
" '''0's 'hiS hen scratched II up"
IN INDIANS ASswER.-onoa
:, at or about Niagara Falls
,ah was discovered ia a ktate ~ srs
iey inquir:ng fpr certain wieSsa,
y oi'o sshsd HIM what sak the tronI1a
,ah - .. no " said the big IsdIan
sf s1'sns ans ~ aud proudly striking hI,
-Indian 49, ,1so'Al no lost Elgsas.
he rising Of The MefrImaek ,,S.,
'sa ~ much haekwaier that msay "s
'0"sn h''ii' wese stopped last wssk "
= =. ~. las'sss iwIas have not spoLsn 4,
about bout rsssIe,sl 'os 'a'asA' 0nias % ain
shlcos nananess are m . 49,.
luon for the hscai wear sas,.'ii ItaIe
70 asislsaey ls estimated ss rs sahs
'sh hlilispa dollaIs. "N'A a'e
Z, !. .saas''a's. .,a. pai ,hsls ous pau,Iasl,
lhst aie angry, and ss.,'ti@ssfy
'' s's a''''o'sa - nlssl 5oa Asif
!, /; L:
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PAoo s6NBURY, PEYN'A.,

WIN. T. ENGLEMAN, Froprictor.
A pleasant Summer Resort, being on the oank Oh
the Susouehanna river. This stand having been
newly built by the ProprletorA offers excellent ac
Choice wines, liquors and cigars at the bar. The
table supplied with best the market affords. An
annie and we'll stocked stablein connection with
,hii honsS. apl124-1y
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GRAND BARBER sALOox-

I~ o'''H and n.os' Noted h,ssiiussoa sr "A. Kiua
nv sUxBURY, IA.
II W. WASHINGTON, having r.mox.a A., "A.
new building GA Third street, bst seen ns,-
hes ana the Depoi, u nov prepared 10 sssvs M.
.i ss'9'leis better ihat ever. Having secured ths
ssT'ieeo Of nrst-elass BARRIERS, 10
SHAVING AND iiAIR.DhEssIsG
wiz pe sAselssd 10 tbs laies, siyls. Tho balld.
las having been efsctsd ospsclally fsr ll. nsss.
,.s o. a otsi-elass barber Saloon, sad <slns
ntsi uP In The laissi style, be hopes 10 4 Nl,s
liosial share u patronage. y"
- ih shs adlolaing Ioem aFsi-e.ass coais. slon.
LANpikh, CAkEa, HRKn. aud aa,as,sas 80. ',
'sslsianss bFinks in ooElm,ln uss. Ogaase.'
aas sthss assle'oas iralis aad satahlss cl f',.'s
So ,,'s'sa sfessh a Fleh pIoiaslas aad slsg.nl
sfItA.os
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nEsTAURANT a EATING HOUSE.
CHARLES ITzEL, PnorRrEroR.

CHARLES lTZEL, PnofhiEroR'
cbestnut Street, a few doors from the Depot.
SUSBURY, Pa,
HAs open Restaurant and Eating House,
III for the accommodation ofthe puonc;
Warm meals can be had all no urs. All kinds Of
game, fish, &c., served up at short notice. lis
Bar is supplied with the bestliquor in market. No
mains SPARED to please, and terms moderate.
Suubury, September, 4th lS69.-ly.
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Wr AMIN call upon tho consumers 0

WE again call upun tho consumers Q
coal abroad to not TO submit to high prices !.
there is no necessity for it. The market y
can be supplied even with the Schuylkih
and Shamokin Regions almost entirely
suspended in sending coal towards the soS-
hoard for several weeks vet IF the whole
trade were to start now, coal would 20
down to 81 ton, in less than week, w
the present state ofbusiuess, and TINS wouio
be followed by another suspension atter
running for two or three weeks, because
no person could pay last years OASIS
wages and sell coal at less than $3 ton:
So far it is dead lock-and we think
the Workingmen's Benevolent Assoc -
is in the wrong by adhering to las'
rates, without showing disV
give one iota, while all other
submitting to reductions/
prices. We learn that W
County are receiving n6S 81 -
counties where they are Az g
they suspend to assist the mephsg
W.B. A., in this and fsSE NE
Counties. Why our ny
stand idle to assist the& s
good wages, while thu s.
return, seems to usxe
is asking little ty
schuylkill CounKss
then to accQrp
Under all q
repeat our at
members in tic
are at work, T.
the price off
refuse to dob
! if their wag
will haver
Miners ~
~
New T.
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A GENTLEMAN's wARD-ROaI-

a GENTLEMAN's wARD-ROaT-
A MAMMOTH STOCK OF GOODS
MERCHANT TAILORING HOUSE,
THIRD ST., ONE doom BELOW MARKr,
ST., suNpvRY, Pa,
IN. zIEGLER, PnorRrEron
FRENCH Il ENGLISH CAssIMrRrs
'LoIhs OF EVERY KIND, yEsrINGs All
NSns' FINEST GRADES, ESDl Ess VA"
RlETY.
New Yns YeSE snS every quality .ad style. tina, III.
whleh VIII be madeup 10 order by ths hss, anord,
tlon. 'sAas' sh'fe satisiae-
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
Tue laIges, assortment In town. Rmby..,n.
s,,l 'H'as oi osntiamen's wear OF The iatssi
= 1870, ss Iau and see my stock, also ths ia.s.,
'"'hi0h'' before Purchasing elsewhere. '@''''
,.,,... J. N. ziEdLER,
g. lsucesssoF 10 Thomas q. Mott.
hna 49, Que doof below MaTksi, sunbar, d.
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NEW GROcERY sroaE.

anaef.igned respectfully Informs an.
A. sat.s. oi sanbaTy aud The pablo ssas,sI' 80
ns.s sAns 'ssy have opsasd New 6roesrs s.ess
s'.ss,s. susbukf, PA. 'a @"a aAsAa
AZ IN ~ e"a.sahily keep on hana G;.oa.,is.
basass Alse, = FssslaI sapply u. wAss,
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

To " n u NEW YORK, Feb. %. 1870
M ~. "a e.. p Philadelphia Pn. o'0
pliance ~n ,har Hah rours received, and in com.
watch watch ~ herewith "a we to-day forward % voi,r
teenih sfrsss our aadiess at 50 North Seven
Si' ana charges for returning monov ID
we are, sir, respectfully.
w. II. TAPPAN e %,
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DENTISTRY.
GEORGE NJ. REM,
In SimpsOnis R,iId;,,o ~.

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4" SIMPSONS Bsiidin9, Market SQUARE.
sUsBURr, Pa,
prepared TO do all kinds OF vorL n.r,.,.t..
u To Dentistry. lie keeps constantly ON haaS
large assortment Of Teeth, aud other Dental
as ssas,elnl, ifom which he viii be able 10 ssleel
ana poes the wants OF his customers.
the msosn %oA wsasaaeds Eiys satsfae,ou or else
l.i, me S very best Mouth Wash and roosh- -Powd,r.
Iiis references are the numesuus patron. n,
sudbury, April ~, isSs. '"s's years