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AuCtion -@a1e.

Bheriff's Sale.
The National Hide and Leather Bank of Bos-
Ton gsEAlexander Hmythe. and Tiliott, Mo.
rd.ats Of Attachment, ... m 80 49, 80
RY virtue Of warrants Of attachment. In the
oIor ~ ease ~ tss sbSye snd pursuant to an
Of the Filth Circuit, will sell. on TUESDAST
tho Sd day Of October next, atthe "Oottaee
house" next West to tho Masonic Hall. on
,s washington street, in Columbia, within the
iegsi hours large and well assorted stock OF
bOOI5, SHOES and HATS, attached "A the
property ofGAle1snder Hmythe, at the snits Of
the National Hido and Leather Bank Of Bos-
G' Ion os: alexander smythe, and Tillett, Nc
Curdy q Co. us. Alexander Smythe. -ol.
The above sale will give dealers q rare
ehance TO, replen1sh their stocks, and Ia
worthy OF their attention. ~
Sept II NV 4, .,,, q.
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Observation-Disclosures
Foreign AKaixss
NOON DISPATCHES.
aSSSs,seIiRA aSS 81 Il goIENoogEA !. AaAfNz,5: AZ Nz,5:
eHEdRaeaAS sAFMf 10 lbE pSAbSB pN. a
rHAoE FOoTINd-vON MOLTKE MAR
siiAh-EvAoUAT1oN OF PARIS FORTS
CHOLERA INCREAsINa-sloNEY ORDER
'sxsHHMy 1910 Jt&0z,a7wH@ae ,tiia ..Af III q
ZONE. September 18.-It is said the
sRaHi9saS fsstssion RBg R6sRss5sg fod Rss3j
sss sss'fsS isslian s1 SO % i.s9ds snss 4 n,
pretended. It is semi i-olIioially stated
that tn the deficiency in the revenue OF the
M.IgdGm ,Yl, tor the gsesgat fiscal ! year will
tlon OF any new taxes.
'LoND0N5 September, 18. Ia telegram
from Shanghai dsays' the French have
oes9as;oSs ossn 9IaSs aPPRSEt 2ss ApeE0e ip heF
Ths Hss1skEsan 1kae Press oSiss ssnorsIl7 i iox
yigorons in at# attacks upon Prussia anl
aAlSfnl li5dd%. i5dd% zuhbsSs slInpoanda tho
ssfsss ats3'igH9aS :, aats iae
and ito M trnth mi S'ae1n' co.tn;n 10 unquestionaole
ricans Is hnrrv;n~ mr. I % . ;h,o ~ Paaty oI Ame.
the oh;aot ~ yaser;na so .h une 1H.ellef VIII
his ner;lnns. .nos;t;n,,s s 'ne Aoc'or from
Pans Santaroho.l, - O, n,.Tho ..;,. !.
the nav cnsfna ). I tYesfS nz;.h 10 10 ,a.,use ..
immfTsnt. Garmans s n,an;notant;ayy;a nt LILLY 10 10
nh;ect' - ~. .la.ies q
AsssMbiy T ifa Ysn3sIatsss oaea Ry .1e
twenyS .fivs bin lS5a SeoEis s:a assse u
Tie Pras;danth W. w. eeA sea st sesNYsons. ~ ms,
comm;ttaa ,sjiai Sa, oolsrsIens ass4 ~ tne
Bk3fIS s. Sasas. I'D TSe 11SSemnS
nrmv.w;li Sisas fsfSSsa ?sns; nain
S
atreHAh ofsaiis iif ssvssy SsNrSEttsS sNSSt.t
las bean Wafsd .;l5t NJ IL ~, =
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Whipping posts are being re-. e.establish-
ed IN varions parts Of Virginia, and
matn2 OF TIE prisoners arc said to prefor
whipping TO imprisonment.
Smail-pox is getting to be serious in
'Pittsbnfgi Pa On the 18th, tho health
authorities ordered oil infected houses to
be isolated. ~' ~
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Hs} QsRs ness esa;s is .s;s tas
oity, next Monday. It consists of Rus
sell Gurney, Commissioner, Henry
o1se5 bIs$a gTsStd BS
sioner, aud Hon. Robot F. Hale, Agent
and Counselor for the United States.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
"s.WAslnNyroN,i September I9.=ThS Seg
orotnft of'Y1Haf,' today, Designated d
paYask paEI t. Try ASdga sAg dG1aalt
2 The gensrhi Ku K}us sUoSi1 sUoSniR1ressional
Committee meet tomorrow. The sub
COMMITTEES has prepared n report on only
tnd hnqn9i9l .9onditioprof the Southern
'Stateb. Tie hhancss al North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Louisiana arc r.
ported in:a bad condition, while in the
others there appears to be IMPROVEMENT.
'the subcommittee will nlso report on
the alection laws in the Southern States.
giving their most essential features. The
general committee will, tomorrow, con-
slider their, future, course OF action. in
volVi6g athe. Questions asqa6s whethar
ommittees shall be sent South to
t.Es,, is " wnetneF snaii DO
Protah;I;s;ea-Tbo ,,,roo,, ..;u
bablv nUnin fal, IN tha Nor,h w. W. p.o
IN area of hioh harorata. ,,;Ii Wis, ,a anu
from W;sconain EnetmorJ to,,a.1 m.- nioso ,'t
low pressure and tbraatsn;no - sunoti, mou ~
The brisk Winds on Take MEN ~ o :, u.;1i
probably extend to T,akaa Ef,,enr VA ",t'
Erie tonight. and the conditions rons;u Tn
favorable for rain IN Wednos5a, on1t,o
Soiish Atlantic onS 14,isoaase S'..:a,ie onsne
cloudy and olearinn weatbar IN tla 1.I M;j
die. and Eastern StateSs w;ti, l;nh. ra;r
on the coast. IA the ~ orn;ma ~ .Ain
BA1r1MoRE, eentemhar "a Thai;
tennial {bdnclaya, Of thas gron5 Enc5rnn
EFment Of Knight TemnIara oonranod % -
day, The csrem onias toole n1a"a ;nsthe
Masohic Temple. pTha sneech of VOL
come was M lde bv John n r T,otro,,a
G.. M. of f. A. and A. M. of Morvl,n5.
to by Sir Knioht Wm Snwoli
Gardner G. @. of G. E.. Of tho Tinted
States. The entire citv is docorotad viii, viii
Masonic emblems. ~.
I 4 CHARLESTON, September 10 -Arr,vad
Milbanks. st. Johns N n !.
South Carolina, Nov York: schnonor W. u + ,
3. Willy, New York. I,
!, Ono fever death in the last twontv. fo,,, f
hours. Il 1-1,'-.. i -''i','. ~ :" % y 'A0u'
\ CINCINNATI. September 70 TEa pro
sident was received by The militarv tha
police and the Ere denortment th;s @
morning. At noon. be was ;ntrGdrnaJ
on change. and spoke brief1v eJnrsss a
ing his qualification NJ mcotinn fh;a 20
oeption from the people: md MI tba
moro because it was from the neonla ~ ~
divided country. - :"
New YonK. Soptembar q Tho n =, -
mittee of Seventy has mat held n N eat.
ing, and adopted RESOLUTIONS aneto;n;nS,
Mr.. Green. The latter hns ;ssnaJ q ~, no
tice that the interests on the honds and
stocks of the corporation falling due on
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OCK OF GOODS

8 I q g x UF GOODS
ior dentlemen's wear over offered in this mar
kot. My stock embraces French, Eprlish and
scotch I Cassimeres, Cloths and VestfnEs, and
neraly. have also worry large stock of Tho
celebrated "Star Shirts." A Share of patron.
ago is respectfully solicited.
Sept ~ J. +. EISENMANN.
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NEW GOODS !!

>ao HAVING just returned from Nov York
VA whero made my purchases, I am pro.
lR3f pared to chow ono OF the MOST CHOICE
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CoLonED PEop1E's FMR.-Tho frat
annual fair Of the Davidson County and
Middle Tennessee Colored Agricultural
and Mechanical Association opened az
Nashville, Tenn. on the 18th. The show
Of animals is fine, also of cotton and
other agricultural products. Amid the
collection in tho folal hall, which is
tastefuliy decorated, are mentioned nm
attractive display of fruit, pickles, pro.
serves, jellies, sweetmeats, cakes, bread.
textile fabrics, oil and landscape paint
ings, pencil, orayon and paintings in
water colofs, specimens Of painting and
grnining, specimens OF paper hangi ngs,
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY. fatal tragedy
was enacted in Lincoln County, ken
tucky, on Saturday last. Two brothers
in-laW. Ceilings, contractors on o new
turnpike, alter imbibing freely together,
engaged In a dispute, which came to
9tows. Finally one of them thrust
nuge knife into the others chest, and
then, with side slash, cut tho mans
heart in twain. When the officers ap
Proaohed to arrest the murderer he was
fonnd down upon his knees over the
BODY OF his victim, weeping ut the fear
tql consequence OF sudden passion.
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uI1o 0u 1H1pt1TuteS ~ the HOOD.
THEsE BITTRRs have now firmly osta-
Il b!ished themselves in the favor OF the
public and the medical profession. Prepared
from pur ely vegetable Ingredients OF acknow-
lodged efficacy, their nnrivaled and highly
tonic, stimulating and prophrylactio qualities
tenn, DO. ei7
AS an excitant OF the appstite and a whole
some aid to tho process OF digestion, they
Will be found to be very eficacious, whilo
their peculiar medical properties render them
OF unequaled value to those subject to Chills
diseases.
These Bittera will be found most wonder
fully beneficial In all cases OF Debility and r.
regularities OF Females. Wheresoever intro
dncedt they become standard articlo-n
medicinal staple. UnIiko the many noIious
sitimulants advertised, they brace and fortiEy
the system without exciting undue cerebral
action: They arc without doubt the best to-
mic and constitutional ronovator ever offered
to the public. MOTTE TARRANT.
Manufacturers and Sole Propriotors,
Newberry. s. q.
sept 1o j.. ,f, emo
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Wines and Liquors.

1Aes ana Liquors.
= .ApS. THE undersigned bog leavo to
<os3S, ,,call tho attention of consumers
&&o and Wholesale purchasers, to
E5YeH. tneir assortment OF goods in this
limo, which thoy arc Offering at
prices which defy competition. Their atock
consists in part OF
Ohoico OTARD DRANDIES.
Domestic aud California Drandies,
Whiskies,
Common and Rectificd Whiskics,
Old Port, Sherry, Madeira and Malaga
Wines,
Ginger, Cherry and Blackberry Drandics,
barclay, Perkins S CO. London Porter,
Younger's 8 Sparkling Alloa Ale,
aangostura Bltters. Htoughton Bittcrs.
Ohampagnes OF tho following choice brands:
Louis Ioederer, Dolmonico, Hiedeeick, Carte
Blanche, Cabinet and California Champagncs.
Old Holland Gin, Wolfo's schicdam
Schnapps, Jamaica Rum. etc., etc.
hePtf JOHN AGNEW & SOE.
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Notes Victoria Tonic Bitters. .
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.

For he cure Of Dyspepsia, Aaue and Fsuer
and all Impurities IF he HOOD.
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a Card.
ESHE coPartnership Of Butler & Black. aa
Il GENERA! State Agents of the Carolina Life
consent. : M. a. RiI!rT .EH
Sept. IA, 1871. IL, BLACK
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:, me nndersigned havo this day associated
themselves together In tho General State
agency Carolina Life Insurance Company, un-
DER the name OF BLACK, PORCHER Il co.
agents wanted to canvass tho State. Terms
'oera!. JOHN L. BLACK,
'f ttL-i p. NJ. PORCHER,
cept 10 f6 So T.. w. SIEBLES.
, 1871-12-18

SPECIAL TO THE PUGET SOUND DISPATCH.

LONDON, Dec. Is Prince of Wales
decidedly better, hopes of recovery.
Profound relief in all quarters.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14-Geo. H.. Will
liams, of Oregon unanimously confirm
ed as Attorney General of the U. S.
House on motion of Garfelde fixed
number members under new apportion-
ment at 2S3
Senate confirmed Geo. H. Baker, of
Penn, as Minister at Constantinople
W Bennett. of Indiana, as Gov. OF
Idaho; Marsh Gibbons, of Michigan, as
Gov. of New Mexico.
SAN FRANcIsco, Dec ia ccmpli.
mentary dinner to Miss Susan B. An
thony at S2 head comes off this even.
ing at Grand Hotel.
Prince Alfred, arrived, Pacific will
sail in her place on 18th, machinery Of
former being out of order.
, 1871-12-18

Eg A..walk around the wharves at al
most any time will show there is large
amount of business going on that is
not apparent to the superficial abserver
The other day we noticed a little sloop
the Clancy, George Kyle, owner,
loading with groceries, provisions, hard
ware etc. for Steilaquamish, at the ware
house of Messrs Crawford and Harring-
ton. This little craft slowed away over
ten tons of such goods, and stole quietly
away to her destination.
Messrs Crawford & Harrington COM
template building an extension to their
Wharf at an early day-and the build
ing of large Warehouse upon it.
, 1871-12-18

OUR SUCKING THUMBs.-Our ancient
cotemporary, the Seattle Iateligencer has
at last walked up to the fact that there is
such a place as Seattle, and that news
paper has something to do besides
maunder and srowl. Selling upon our
idea of a historical and business sketch
of this city, our ancient friend woke up
and got off last week very creditable
article upon the capacities and growth
of Seattle, with one-sided list of bust
ness men, putting its patrons names in
capitals and condemning every one else
to small type. The Intellige,,cer is well
come to the idea, which it has shown
so much enterprise in adopting. The
only unfortunate thing about it is, that
the Editor and Proprietor of that sheet
must forever remain in our debt, there
being no possibility of our getting even,
because the thing stolen is an idea.
, 1871-12-18
REPAIRING.

Remember that this is the place for getting
WATCHES CLocKs and JEwELRf REPAIRED and
warranted. at reasonable rates and in . satisfac-
tory manner.
October %, 1871. 23tf.
, 1871-12-18

SEATTLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
Str NORTH PACIFIC, Capt. Starr arrives from
Olympia and Steilacoom on Mondays and Thurs
days, A. M; touching at Tacoma on Mondays:
and from Victoria, Ports Townsend, Ludlow,
Gamble and Madison on Tuesdays and Fridays,
P.M
George Fry leaves Seattle on Mondays, 3 A. NJ.
for Bellingham Bay, via. Mukelteo, Tulalip,
Coupeville, Coveland, Utsalady La Conner and
Fidalgo Island returning, arrives on wednes-
days, SIM.
Str. RUBY, Capt j. B. Libby, daily to Port
Madison and return.
Str. CHEHALis, Captain 6iney, weekly to Sno-
homish River; leaving Seattle On Saturday. re-
turning via Port Gamble on Tuesdays.
Str. BLACK DIAMOND. Capt Hill. at irregular
periods to Duwamish, Black and White Rivers.
Str. MARY WOODRUFF, Captain Cosg-ove, for
charter to any part of the Sound
Str SUCCESS. Capt. Bell, daily ferry between
Seattle and Port Blakely, carrying mails, freight
and passengers.
Str. ZEPHYR, Captain Wright, leaves Seattle
Mondays and Thursdays, at Q, A. NJ, for Snoho-
mish River and intermediate ports,
PORTLAND, Dec. 16-Str Ajax arrived
from San Francisco yesterday-sails
Monday evening. Propeller California
adverlises for Port Townsend, Seattle
Olympia & Victoria to sail "Wednesday
, 1871-12-18

sg The Miserable tools who have for
two weeks past torn almost nightly the
Dispatch from our Bulletin board, are
weaker than their masters, if they think
they can squelch this paper by any such
contemplate acts. The Dispatch is a
live paper-devoted to the interests Of
Seattle and her People-and the
wretches had better desist from their
nefarious acts, for every good citizen
will be detective on their track.
, 1871-12-18
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.

E An apology is due to the general
reader for the space occupied in this
issue by the Code Amendments, and the
Business Review. This latter article
was crowded out last week by a column
of new advertisements; and this week
another column crowds out notices
of local matters.
, 1871-12-18

New SnpEE RooM.-Our merchant
friends Stone & Burnett in order to
accommodate their increasing trade are
making arrangements to put up b store
roeHa 80 by 100 feet and two stories
high on the vacant lot opposite the
Bank Exchange.
, 1871-12-18

~ On our outside to day will be
found Gen. Tiltons bill for the protec-
ton of Old Settlers against the rapacity
of Carpet Baggers. There is good
deal of quiet sarcasm beneath the letter,
which if appreciated, will do good. Ye
Old Settler hath profound disgust
for Mr.. Carpet Bagger, who cometh to
this good land to hold the offices, and
gobble-up the substance of the people.
But for the New Conner, who bringeth
money, thews or brains, We Old Settler S
bowels yearneth. He welcomes him to
all the blessed delights of the land. &c.
, 1871-12-18

T The steamer Comet, S. P. RAN
dolph master. brought down last week
from the White River country twenty
six tons of hay, $50 bushels of onions
and potatoes, and 1,500 bs. of fresh
pork.
, 1871-12-18

LOOK HERE.-If you wish something
unique in the way of Christmas Souve-
mir, call at the establishment of Miss
NJ. V. Bell, corner of Second and Cher
ry streets. See advertisement in an
other column.
, 1871-12-18

Masonic masons of Franklin
Lodge No. 5, at Port Gamble will ded-
icate their new hall on Wednesday De-
cember 9th. The bretheren of this
place propose attending in body and
movements are on foot to charter the
Zephyr for the occasion. A good time
is anticipated,
, 1871-12-18

~ We are very glad Of the appoint
ment of George Il. Williams of Oregon
as Attorney General of the United States.
Gen. Grant has strengthened his Cabinet
10y the appointment, and it is particular
ly grateful to the people of this coast.
, 1871-12-18

II Quite number of new houses are
being built near the University.
, 1871-12-18

Groceries, Provisions,
AND
| SUPPLIES!
STONE & BURNETT.
Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS IN CHOICE
Family Groceries,
Flour, Ham, Bacon,
Teas, Coffee, Spices,
Pickles,
Ship and Steamboat Stores,
At prices which will please the
most frugal ivers. 5z
Shelf and Building
HARDW ARE,
MINERS and FARMERS Tools
and Implements,
Shovels, Spades,
Axes, Brush Hooks,
Scythes, Froes,
Grindstones, etc.
Crockery, Glass Ware,
Paper Hanggings, Paints,
Oils, Turpentine,
Tar, Pitch, Rosin, Oakum,
Rope, all sizes from t to
6 inches, Blocks, Shelves,
Rigging, Canvas, Duck,
Sail Twine, Red, White,
and Green Lanterns, Oil,
and Ship Chandlery generally.
EE We are offering our
entire Stock at prices which
defy competition.
In Boots
and Shoes
We have a most complete
assortment, consisting in part
of =
Philadelphia,
Boston and
San Francisco make.
Ladies' Misses and
Children's Balmoral,
Button and Congress,
BOOTS.
Gents, Miners, Logger's
Coarse, Kip and Calf
Boots.
Also, Boys and Children's
Boots, Shoes and Slippers,
Rubbers and Artics.
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Nlnrinc DISASTERS.

BARK YSEa The following are fuller particulars tnan
heretofore published OF the loss above
British bark ynes PORT OF Span Trinidad
the bar OF Balo saco about forty Macabo on the
fh OF May about I'VE O'Clock In the She
hAraOo bound TO New York, and had 100 OF coffee,
and had native pilot on board and In chare OF her He
struck tho bar, and there dccanped, s,ynl there
hep aud nohag the vcssc The rsins
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A -SCHENCR'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
~ The liver an organ Of great Importance far
healthy digestion and proper nutrition OF the body
cerncd Inc tact is that large majority OF al thu diseases
To which the human family Is liable caused by de-
ranged action OF the liver, and impaired digestion
and imperfect nutrition. II is well known truth That
dsordered liver win cause almost Infinite variety Of
oeac ana create almost every conceivable symptom that
osease 10 s protean form presents hence the great i'm
portanee OF healthy action OF the order keep the
gcstion Ierec nutrition and good old the results.
IN past ages for dsorderei ver In of It's
FORMS was regar ed the but this
acts upon all the sccretions alike aud being mineral,
Lolron US use would produce salvation and breaking
down OF the vital powers.
desicratum, long desired TO discover remedy for
dsordered liver that encacons ms mercury and free
from any OF It's injurious results After long and patient
research In the vegetable kingdom, schencks Mandrake
Pis were discovered having for their basis the podophy
a. Mandrake. combined with other equally encacios
ttne ingredients which Il peculiar TO schencks Mandrake
Pllls. and cannot be found ~ any other preparation
These pills extensively used Tor years. mi
never iae to reeye NJ arrangements and
OF the liver thousands OF living witnesses teay
In instance where they have been used either nv the
smallest child delicate lady robust man. have they
produced injurious elects but contrary Tie
mos disorercd ver Ia thousands OF the uss ~
the pills. has ucen made to secrcte healthy bile as ba,
organ 70 healthy condition, giving hitherto unfort
nate Invalid restored health, freedom from
peace OF mnd and renewed happiness and pleasure In lie
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED Fpov
~ the Courts OF different States No pubIlc,ty Aavce
free. Notary PUBLIC and Commissioner every State
y. l. KING, Counsellor. at La ~ sb3 Brosd,y,v
A BsOLUTF DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A uIHerrnt staes-DcseIton &C., sufficient canse Nc
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A BsoLUTF DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
~ oterrnt staes-DcseItion, Ac., sunic,rnt canss Nc
publicity No charge until divorce obtained Advice srse
NJ HOUSE, Attorney, $50 IiroaJsav
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IN the Courts OF different States No puhlc,v A,m.s
free Notary Public and Commissioner tor every State ~
r. l. KING, Counsellor at Law su3 lroadw.v
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JUNE r. SUPPLEMENT-

his affections May he not In the country ne comes
TO readopt ascend TO posts OF honor and aiiiucnce
without casting yenomous surs at the land and peo
pie he ieavcsf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-06-03
Communicated.
[FoR THE AMERICAN. !
ElCctfOnccring.

Sccne-A Country Farm House in Lo,rcr Arg'tStg
TO,r,ship-EHter, Democratic ODfcG Hunter.
OFFICE HUSTER.-Why how do you, Mrs. b |!
| hope find you well. Haven't seen you for n
long while.
FARMER's WIFE.-O, I've no reason to COM
plain. We are all well. We have still some
thing to eat and drink and great plenty of
work. Always plenty of hard work TO get along
o. H.-Well, you've very nice place, very
pleasant home, ma'am. Where's Mr.. B.
Mrs. B.-lle's up on the hill field after the
cows and the chdren's all up there too, plant
ing the missing hills. Did you want to see him
in particular
o. H.-Ycs, ma'am, wish TO ask him to at
tend the Democratic primary meeting, and vote
for me for - If he thinks am tit for the Office
| should like to see him.
MRs. B.-Well, it's half mile up to the field,
and l'ye no body to send after him. Maybe you
will stay for dinner. It's eleven now. He'll be
down in half an hour, guess. He's SO busy,
and there's been candidates with him every day
this week. What Office are you running for
q. HIN q candidate for -
Mrs. B.-Why, that's what Mr.. NN Is after.
lie was here yesterday, and left some tickets,
and he hung on till my old man promised to vote
for him. But II you'll stay for dinner, and put
up your horse, you can talk to the old man your
self. We women don't understand politcks.
q. H.-Thank you, ma'am, | am In hurry
now. I'll see Mr.. Is, another time.
Mrs. B.-Why don't you men have your tick
cts formed after harvest aud oats are out Of the
way, aud the hurry Is over, as they used 10 Is
II the work Of the "Riug" they talk about, who
lay such awful taxes on us
q. Il.-Well, guess it's the fault of the Ring
They ought TO know better. Good day, ma'am.
EAEUNT CANpIpAfE,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-06-03
Business Notices.

wM, II. MILLER, of the Excelsior Boot aud
Shoe store Is determined TO please the eomnuni-
~, not only Ia procuring boais aud shoes, but
makes II point to get up something suitable for
all the seasons la tho year 30 AS 10 make all
comfortable. Ills summer Boots and Gaiiers are
not only novel, but are jusl the thing for e0li-
fort Ia warm weather, Call and sec his stock,
TnE summer suits made up by j, y, sehaetIer,
Merchant Tailor, opposite the Central Hotel, are
again attracting great attention, Nj, sehas1er
is determined 10 keep up sbh the siyles anl sus-
eeess admirably Ia hls undertakings. Tho suits
made up la hls establishment are admired by an.
Tns GROVER ~ BAKER aud lhe SINGER
SEWING MACHINES are aeknowled su-
peTioF 90 ans aheF no9 manufactured. Miss
g. iaiius, Market street, lhs place, is Ihe agent
loT lee sale Of them la lhls and adjolning eoun-
1ies' inssFns.lons Ia sewing given fFee Of charge
10 ali purchasers A hos always on haHd. Call
snd examine theta,
fns CTolass sh0e, usFslsy, sleganl anA eoia,
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