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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
political NOTES.

Homer A. Nelson declines the Democratic
nomination for Senator NON the xIth Districts
The Republican,, Of Buffalo have nominated
l. L. keUs ter State Senator, Rebulon Feis Tor Surfo'
gate. snd b. r. Wnllam for DiSlrict-AtsOFnsy
An address iB published In Saturdays Daily
SaroteoSd,, siRned py number Of prcmsDont Demo
and aanehnohg ACtton ot the DonoCrstlo COnVen-
TIC. lister County Rspnbl icsns have nomi-
ua,o6 6sOF County JndseF wm! AawtOni eeahosSse,
Pear Oaupe for District AttoTneE, Oliver Carpenter.
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tdal DEmios assembled IN &c pasee Il Yedas IN ths
pssAas ~ @s 1lksas By Ne Pfssdsns Of ne cSunsa
az Bines. sss,A "A sr,QrJ = 1oi
sBsppssss y - "a q - siss Of ,ssrnase.. =,
nSns We Should make tAe resiiy Ssus.psnA = tse
viSusiy ordered the Haas Cor Feudl aoyernment9 -
sehd mp report OF All thsr stfs and sPpvthted -
DefmQs % DO OhtA1A0ss QoYernofs3, ard pfeecrDeQ
for each his Duties Having tor ssver hundrod yeasa
Den hsfeditssy rnleIa some were sstisaea nf5eg
eneh can ne people b mads haPpy, take en hsoor
able stand among the nationsl deeply lament tins
terTtor and convert them into Ksas Tor Imperial 90
maln9 In perfcrmtng your duties, 90 SWAY VIII az
useless aters clpave 10 rBtrenehment and pat on al
urnecesseU expensea. and abrogate al troublesome
lava Do you, my eervents, carry out this my mind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16

Geo. W. Miller Superintendent Of the New York insur-
ance Department, has called meeting OF Insurance
Presdents TO be held at noon to-day at Underwriers
Hall.
The Excelsior Life Insurance Company has resolved
that one years extension Of time be allowed for the pay
ment Of premiums upon all Chicago policies held by sur
tho great fire ut that place. upon application by
the insured. a., !.
It will have surplus Of s12OOo after paying all Chicago
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PoLI1tCAL.s
REPUBLICAN INSPECTORS OF ELECTION:

REPUBLICAN INSPECTORS OF ELECTION:
MAYOR HALLS APPOINTMENTS IN~THE SECOND
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The Republican Registers ana inspectors of
Election the I'D Assembly DISCREET Of whom hst 10
suhjOined. appointed by Mayor Hall the recon-
endatOn OF the menbef Of the lid Assembly District
Republican Association Of which Mark Lanigan IL Pres
dent In the seleoH Of the due attention paid
the standing Of each In order secure far Is
possible. . Legitimate count OF the vote cast:
John Connors Benjamin B. Mallory,
John W. OConner, - Andrew CuSack.
John Murphy, Lorenzo Carey,
Wallace Green, =" william GlendenninRJ
John CorriGan' Dennis Y: S1nYan'
John VinL Edmund h. Shea,
Abraham Auten, Joseph J. Dunn,
Thomas Cummins, Geo. W. Williams
Thomas Conneston, Michael b. D0Wneys
John Heaney, Alfred Walker,
John COnnors who heads the Fourth Wand list, lie
cooper. and honest man John W. oCOnner is q
Republican Of ten years standing and for I've years
served clerk and sOrbeeper In the Internal Revenue
Department; John Murphy, carpenter, is staunch
Republican, Wallace Green Is cigar-dealer and for IL
years voted the Republican ticket John Corrigan,
uarman, is known a. an industrious and
, conscientious Republican; John Yint Is "a bOokbinder
and a Republican In good standing; Abraham Auten,
builder, is Republican from Massachusettsi Thomas
Cummins went into the Union army IS private, re-
burned at tho end of the war captain, and vOuched
Tor ~ sound Republican; Thomas ConnestOn, an at
Republican; John Heaney dismissed from
employment lin the Brooklyn NavyYard for
hxpressiog admiration for Senator FeDton and
Mr. Greeley; Raymond Conden, clerk In tobacco fac
tory, is of the oldest Republicans in the Fourth
Ward; Benjamin B. Mallory is an honost, hardworknR
young man, bricklayer and Republican; Andrew
Cusack served in the Union army through the war and
1T its close returned to his trade mason and despite
severe wound received in battle, is still Woodworking
man.
the Sixth Ward Lorenzo Carey, Pearst grocer, is
spoken of Of good character, socially and politically
William Glcndenning, is q hatpresser and an upright
Republican: Dennis C. Sullivan, folder and mailer in
The Commercial Advertiser Office, Is strong Republican;
Edmund NJ shea is employed in the Appraisers office;
Joseph ]. Dunn, is clerk in leading
Wholesale house on Broadway; George W. Will
Hams boxmaker, has been identified with
political matters for 20 years and is good Republican,
Michael r.. DOwney is a carman, and good Republican,
having the confidence Of his party; Alfred Walker Is
caulksr the Yard and has never been anything
but Republican; John p Shea butcher in Washing
Ton Market is a hard working and sincere Republican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
AUSTRIA.

AUSTRIA.
MORE CABINET TRoUBLEs-voN BEUsr ABOUT
TO RESIGN.
vHNNA. Dot. 49, 1871.
A Cabinet crisis is again threatened. Prime
Minister Won Beus declares he will resign the demands
the Cseohs complied with The Emperors decision
u not yet known.
The conmandant ct Agram, Croatia, telegraphs that
c. Insurgents Of Oguln have been taken prisoner and
lQ4 rifles captured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

C6unt Wachtmeister the Swedish Minister OF
Rsssee 1sss d sodaa N s,ssAhOn Saturday Of apspssJ
80. The President and party viii STRIVE u Port,
s,d Ma a Tueay VII receive TIE
Osnsda Ii hsnos pfceee Bsnso Ansr As cs.noh s
vl rsssn Y Pcrtsd On Ihsrsi,L snd ,sn.,a ever VI
The death of Gen. justin 0ipiek OF TIE rcgu-
n, asay i sssSssssA TSb asAsa 60 - - 49, =
49, VsH.et, ~ - II - III ssgslss d yzse
s.1b isltj yiA dsapeto. tss Es anA hszeas
Est NssYsat isas ee.Hasesd ~ AfHl. ssSsss I. -
- 81 - dsoot ~ RsSe psoasfs 81 Rs Mersss
shusst ffsn V iSel rslsA fsa sstise sssvies
ihsz ever o jean e 49, go - sss1s,s L77is's s
-. - ,as.s9I - SSlISgs ~ Ff,I RI oS,sS. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
SIR: Permit me to suggest the formation OF
committee in your city select temporary homes for
tho homeless and destitute Of Chicago and the North
West Doubtless thousands Of these sufferers might thus
be provided with comfortable homes throughout the
country the coming Winter VIM ". MARSH
Echooley's Mountain, N. j., Oct. IS, 1871.
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BULLoCksgARs-Ats st. Brides Church. EveFpsopA o. By
Rev Canon PaiOou NJ assisted 81 de Rev Philip Bhsa n
A. Irvine Bullock ella Chts eldest daughter OF Henry
sesn esq, formerly o. tie u D. Amy
RGRRToA-wAIHAt Brookn Oct L. 1911 By ths Rsy. Charles
Robinaon d. D., James o. Rgerton Frances Virginia. eldest
dsughter Of ths lsis George Walsh, ell ofBrOoklyn-
HRss-RRNsBJdN-Ou Thursday H. Father Zesr
at BRIDE Dsnil Hs d Nov Yo0 70 Jennie Bea
sshn Of Heutsaa, L. L
MRAD-MAsIEN-Aw Wars Mas, 18th inst By
Periins Lookwood W. Mad MIuaahes Nora J.
daughter Of The ats Joseph and Lama Aaen Hsw York City,
MORGAN CHAPIEOn llth oeebsr By q. Tyas IT, WI.
Mforsan LOss daughter Of the hsaiRdvA cApm ESQ., A
Of this city.
wMrAKKR-McDowRLt-o Oct H. IN Ne ehureh, Arch ssd
Tsnth, PhadaphA By Rev ISAAe heY Of Neg YORK. Mat
Mcdowell o. York City to Cecil r. whitaker of Principe fur
nace. havaad.
PRLIDLAcKa Thmsdzy o n 81 he rstsscs Of Ne BRIDGE
pares Boz James Murray D. John PED Of BroSkya
70 M1 Jsha A. danghs q william Black go, % hssTeTk City
Al Notice. Of Marriages mast Be iadovsd wtta m
aams an1 address. - ~! "a & II
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G. MOROCCO. ~. ......
THE KABYLE REVOLT - THE SPANISH FORT
THREATRNED. ''..-

:" - NADKID, I'VE
Late advioes from Melills represent that the
revolted KabyIes had committed overt scss AGAINST the
Spanish garrison which compelled them 10 begin hoet-
itieS The Kabyies had pIsnted battery within range
Of the citadel with tho intention OF bombardng It, but
their guns were dismounted By tho rs from the Spanish
Notifications.
Tho vorkngmen Of tho city held meeting last night
and resolved 70 nominate candidates TO represent them
In tho Cortes and Municipal Government largo meet
ing of FedeFasts and Republicans was held here to-day
The proceedings were orderly. ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16

CHICAGO, Oct II. i37l.
& Co.. $50 Broadway HeWYOrk; We have saved
lIVes but lost every thllg, inclpiing 100 Pianos
J. BAUER L Co, Croshys Open House.
To Chicago house resuming their buness
are offering large cebd Knabs Pianos and those Of
also Organs melodeons and ell LIMOS o. MUSICAL IN
reduced wholesale prices Every instrument fa warranted
j. BAUER Co., GO Broadway, NeuYOrk
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DIED

BLANcK-os ssnday morning i5,h wn y Blnsk j., ssas
noutks ishna soA dWn- Y aet LiaEs Bianek, a = .
n 2. MAasg, 4 70 ~ rs.stye - hissds q bs H
saosso.-a. s,.:.: :. n < e y ~ 5:,.. 5ss
H.s ssiss IN 3 sks n ensssssA a. sS = gss ssp -
cAaH0E- ps..ea Ma rsasy o. D. ksaEs c<z.ss
Tss rssrs "a hnts e ~ a,,iF lFa ssss sspa - fs
a:.ss ~ sss@ - 4 =
bsabaQw s...rs.y. o.. . r,sis.
Csrriaxs: vi s. e sssasses s KesRseSss Rsas hsS
ITai sltss IN . n t.la Aoa hsv.ESsk
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BIRTH.

Wedding and Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Noe PIpsE
VIZ RTGEDELLs lot FuLros OLD Durca CauRcH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16

Billiard Table at Home for s2o!-Pu size and ba
No required Diagram mailed free Abbott NICHOLS,
IS LberT-si, EeW.YOrk
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Headquarters for Single waithan Watches,
FULLER Co.. % BOnd- ST., Hew.YorE
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EUROPEAN AID.
PRACTICAL CHARITY IN ENGLAND-MEETING OF
AMERICANS IN PARIS.

PRACTICAL CHARITY IN ENGLAND-MEErING OF
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
LONDON, Oct. 15.-Ihe Times yesterday
morning that the Lord Mayor has received R7Oo
as the result Of two days subscription TO the Chicago
Relief Fund.- and that lists have been opened for the
reception Of contributions at Birmingham, Bradford
Haney and other in the manufacturing districts
Nearly all the railway express and steamer lines have
announced their readiness transport contributions for
the Chicago sufferers free Of charge.
meeting OF citizens Of the United States In Paris
was held night at tho Of the Washington Club,
in response the call Of the American Minister to take
action for the relief Of Chicago Minister Washburne
presided, and made eloquent appeal Speeches ware
also made by Gen. n P. Banks, j. Meredith Read ESQ.,
American ConsulGenesa and Mr.. Topper OF Georgia Inc
sum Of 10000 francs was subscribed on the spot
The Empress Augusta, gratefully remembering tne
kindly feeling shown BY the Americans for Germany
during the last war; sent 0o thalers 1s to the reet
committee formed In Berlin. -. 49,.
Responding TO the call Of the New-York Chamber OF
Commerce, the merchants Of the Brussels Exchange
have appointed committee, which breceivne suescrip-
tons.
Mr.. Jay, the American Minister has.opened subscrp
tons for assistance in Vienna.
meeting was hald ut Edinburg, lass might the Loro
Provost presdng RESOLUTIONS Of sympathy nor the peS
DIE of Chicago In their Aieton were adopeod, snd SUD
scr1ption epensd. AZ Newcastle, yesterday mnss
meeting was held, and sieoe were seescdnea TUE en-
caRo. ssrs,-.. ID .,as.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16

Second Precinct 2oj Thru Precinct el4 20 Fourth Precinct
SAP O5; Precinct IS; Seventh Precinct Sl2i Eighth
Precinct $aa9 7 Ninth Precinct SCI 6 Fourteenth Precinct t
Precinct s9l6 SOL Eighteenth Precinct Sl6i Nineteenth Pteant
S236 Twenty n; $3.50 Twenty second Precinct S!l9 ~
Twentyglh Precinct sos twenty ninth Precinct $S4 THIRTEEN
Precinct eIG SANITARY srS Detectives slOo Fourth DHtIc,
Court ga total SOS 81. The Commissioners have Ven 500
each The superintendent $50 and the nspecO $2S each
The Chamber Of Commerce reports si6s04 additional
making in all $84l,61S.
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RESULT OF THE LATE ELECTIoNs-THB SIGN
ING OF THE NEW TREATY OFFICIALLY
ANNOUNCED ABSTRACT OF ITS STIPULA-
TIoNs--A REPUBLICAN MEETING BROKEN UP
BY THE POLICE.
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MARRIED-

roKLAs-oeoS.t H. the wife Of Ma. roll, o, d.usA.ss
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The total Brooklyn contributions up to Saturday night
amounts to SPICES.
John Munroe Co. OF this city authorized by their
Paris house to pay to the Mayor OF Chicago $1,000
first subscription from Americans In Paris More Is 10
follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16

Repabllcan Central Comnittee. -.
The Assembly District Republican Associations represented In ~
Committee Win assemble their specTe Headqasrtrs
WEDNESDAY BNRNING Oct L. inst and IN oonpLAos "A SR
select delegates the follow conVenons
FYrst COUNTY CONVENTION nominate candidates is Res
Jaes N tAe Superior COess
Judge Common Pleas Judge Of the Marine Cos and
fifteen Aldermen. 800 -.
such Bleecksr Bsding beeekR
and Moon-A, Friday Oct 90 at7:0 and each Dbthes -
delegates t ia enitled 70 In this CoHn tsea
geoad: SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS 70 nominate oA11sdse
for State Senator consisting o. many delegates from each d
such entitled this Committee Such Conventions saAh -
held MONDAY, 0ober 23d inst at7:O p NJ a fouows
lVth Senatorial Dist at ia PrankhnSt
VIII senatorial Dist At Blocker Building Beeskss and Ass
With Senatorial Dist at Concoca Hail. AVeuHe A. between Se
AMI Thirl-stA
With Senatorial Dist ct l0T East Twenty elghthSt
With Senatorial Dist at / 900 Third
Third: ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTIONS, which shah b
headQoArten Of such dntFic on
Oct 2Ih nominate candidates. for msmoers ~
Aldermen and inspectors Of Becon such ooayes
composed Delegates there are election dsta
In such Assembly DiStTek
Eeu.YOEk, October ID l8IL
order OF the Committee. JOHN j. TOWNShhD, rreao~A
Gao W. LIoH, Secretary
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THE TNsURANCE eITUATION.

THE INSURANCE sffUAFloH' -.,a
Latest STATISTICS - MOTE -. COMPANIES sUs-
|. PENDED, ..-fn-
The extra issdSa ~ J.fH & @. "a. 6oodsen
Of fAs s,sststs on SATURDAY noon, nyas the
o. tia latesf faets ana sases eoReeraiag se~psaes
r~v.ra.x cow siIss. ~ = ~ g.
~ bl5aIG g11I u ~ n ess1 49, - -. -.
SEe s.Sss. 40 go "a - = - 1873
Assss U1 .....'..'''.''''''''''' 49, sSra a1Raao
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THE TRIBUNE has received and handed over
10 A. A. Low Treasurer the following sums for the Chr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09
j. w. WASUINGTON'S
GRAND BARBER SHOP.

The old permanent shop Of the town.
We decline the boast, but at the same time
consider that the mighty truth maybe seasonal
bly, spoken without maniicsting uncomforta-
bic amount of vanity and ambition.
Just twenty years ago ! began my business
career in tins pacC-half my lifetime thus far
spent, have | stood upon the floor of our shop
day after day, and night after night, and applied
the sharp blue cleaning steel, and within that
clapsc Of time embraced by the mighty folds OF
that cvcntiul period have / shaved nearly every
body in the country (in common parance) and
TO oblige the public interest we herein publicly
announce to our patrons old and new that we
are ready to shave them all again three hundred
thousand times or more.
Come when you please, j,,St ip time is the max
inl-we are always ready to work, forenoon or
afternoon, to shave you, hair cut YOU, shampoo
you, whislicr dye you, or Perfume, comb and ar
range the hair with artistic skill, in the ''water
faH'' or water raise style to suit the customer
We work TO please, not please to work.
Stop, don't 90 past our shop to get shaved on
the basis Of abity-bccausc we do it as well as
it can be done or ever could be.
chance is all that we demand
To rive TIE proof we hold in hand.
\ few door above Depot, near Market street.
Oct. !, 1870.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09
II. b. MASSEG, Smhury, Pa,
Snnhnry, MArch Il, iHIl.

NANUGOD; HOW LOST HOW EESTOR-
ANk ED.-JuSt published by pr. LEWIS. 2i6
pages, Third Edition. THE MEDICAL COM
PANlON AND GUIDE To HEALTH, on tho
radical cure of Spcrmatorrhoa, or Seminal Veal =
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impolcnc.; ;,
Mental ard Physical lncapacity, lmpcdimcnts to
Marriage, ETC., and the Nencrcal und Syphilitic
NaadieS with plain aud clear directions for the
speedy cure of Secondary symptoms, GonorrhWa,
elects, Structures, and all diseases of the skin.
such as Seurvy, ScrofR!a, Ulcers, Rolls, Blotch-
es and i'implCS on the face auh body. Consump-
ton, Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by scltmlul
gcncc or scctual extravaganza.
The celebrated author In this admirable Trca-
tsc, clearly demonstrates, from forty years
successful practice, that the alarming consequence
of scll-ahusc may hc radically cured pointing
out u mode of cure ne once simple, certain, and
ctltctual, by means of which every sufferer. no
matter what his condition may be, can be riIcc
tually cured, chcaply, privately, and radically,
.-9y~ This book should Doe in the hands of every
youth, and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, In plain envelope. Price, 80
cents. Address, Dr. LEWIS, No. Beach street,
New York.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09
miscellaneous.
Northern Central Railway.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

an and after August G, 1871, trains will run
NORTHWARD.
Niagara Express arrives at Sunbury at 1910,
p. m. arrives at Niagara Falls at 1920, Il. m.
Buffalo Express arrives at Sunbury at 4.10 q.
M, arrive at Williamsport at 4.45 Emira at o. 10
a. m, Canandaigua 1910 p m.
Mail arrives at Sunbury at 4.30 p. M, arrive
at Wiliamsport ESQ and Elmiro 1885 p. M.
Fast Line arrives at Sunbury at 6.45 p. M,
arrive at Williamsport S.15 p. IA.
Eric Mail arrives at Sunbury at 200, Q. IN.
SOUTHWARK.
Buffalo Express leaves Sunbury at 40 a. m,
arrive at Harrisburg 1.05 Il. m, Baltimore 1910
II. m.
Express Mail leaves Sunbury, 11.45 Il. M, ar
rive at Harrisburg Lac p. m.
Erie Express leaves Sunbury at $50 a. M, ar
rive at Harrisburg l1.05 p. M, Baltimore LOO
y. m.
LcaveIsunbury at 1.1O a. M, arrive at Harris
burg 3.35 u. IN.
Sunbury Accommodation leaves sunbury at Dds
p M, arrives at Harrisburg at $50 p. III.
sIIAMoKIN DIVISION.
Leave Sumbury at 40 p m, arrive at Shamo-
kin 5.5O D. m, Mt. Carmel Gao p. m.
Leave Sunbury Accommodation at 1l.50 a.
NJ, arrive at Shamokn LOO y. m.
WESTWARD.
Leave Mt. Carmel at 100 a. m, Shamokin
1.iO Il. m, arrive at Sunbury 9.55 a. IN.
Leave Shamokn Accommodation, at 2.i5 p.
m, arrive at Sunbury 100 p. N.
Express leaves daily-Lcaying on Sunday, runs
North only TO Wilamsport.
Al other trains leave daily, except Sundays.
y. r. FIsKE. Ed. 5. YoUNG,
Gcn'l. Sup't., Gcn'l Pusscn'r Ag't.,
Harrisburg, Pa. Baltimore, Md.
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To the Community nj Target
tuAN0E ~ tik
IRE GUL TOR.

I haze thla has paf,hasfi 49, tHtii. tilitk ,
s,sHl nIIl suI uhlalys ul thf a. .uIltni haHi,
hh,,f, ttauk, itaihet aHl thililuf niuir, I'd " D.
Ausl, fHi 1911 tHIiiinar th tHfIAUrs "a ia pfa.
ssHt li lian, rniH.f iuHiai iltHlth ifHa tfuhi,
MAHktf stgtEG NlsptRN, "a,
Mh.H tstlHf rsish.lsht.l afIaHa,ultuti sHh
ihf hiilNs HtHHiffiHiNis ul ihr 0tHHllti 1 $40
lssf .HIiii Hs ~. Hllhti nHh t|ata ~ pHiA
Hi .h.l isi.lHttia iii dsishiiiif sHA anlsh
"A ifhff ihsi uitfi .lsiHl is4slsttf. q ~
flshf aiN T. utfAs lH ~ lHisi hiHs "a thils
Hiihffa nssif ale hif HitHafsi tHiiHs
Aasi t.tliasass 4 s.isaHl
aiatsit. isa "A. iaii
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

An OLD STORY MADE NEW.-Thc plea
of Mr.. Whtmorc, urged so disastrOusy TO
his client by Gen. Butler that the cadet
money all went to the poor, has revived the
old story of the miller who sometimes had
crazy fits, in which he always imagined
himself to he the Lord Judging the world.
On ihcsc occasions he would put on paper
crown, ascend pile ofmcal bags with great
dignity, and call his ncighbors in succession.
The same ones were always judged and
these were the millors in his vicinity.
The first called was Hans Schmidt:
"iIans Schmidt, stand opp"
CLANS, vat ish pecn your pishness in dat
oder world?n
81 vas miller, o L0rt."
"Nas you Il .joost MANI"
"Vcl, ven dc water vas low and de pish-
ness is pad, oh Lort, sometimes l dakCs 4
little extra dolCs."
"Vcl, Hans, you shall so over NIT tc
goats already yet"
And so in succession ali were tried and
Immediately sentenced to go over to the
goats.
Last Of all the miller inevitably tried
himself in the following style:
"Yacob Miller stand opp"
"Iacob, vat ish pccn your pishncs3 in &c
other world?"
IL vas Il miller oh, Lort.n
"Nas you always joost man, Yacob2'
"Ncl, oh LUrt, ven de water was n lCCt,C
low, and rishness vas pad, sometimes
dakc little extra doles but, oh Lort,
all dc vile give dose extra doics to de
poor.n
After n long pause, "Vcl, Yacob Miller,
you can 50 Offer NIT ter shecps--tut ii was
a rUy tight Squooze."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

NORTHUMBERLAND, PENN'A.
For Elmiru Boots, 20 Ia Ell Mtllcr's Root and
Shoe Store. They are sold, Best Calf ct 80.
For French Calf Boots, go to Eli Micr's, only
50 to sll per pair.
For Boots, Shoes and CATERS, at lowest posi-
bic prices, 20 to Eli Miller's, On Queen Street.
For all kinds Of Gum Boots and Shoes, call at
ELI Milcr's.
For Ladies' Gum Overshoee, zee fine nssort-
meut at Eli Miliefs.
POr all kinds of Childrcn's Shoes, 20 Ond en-
anime Eli Micr's large assortment.
For anything In the Boot and Shoe line, call
and examine Eli Mlller's stock before purchasing
elsewhere ii you wish to get tlrst-class, at the
lowest prices.
Jan. 7, '7l-Sep. 8, si0-1y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

n FEW NIGHTS since, at late hour, the
spcaking-tubc at the olllce-door Of one of
New liayen's popular physicians was used
by some midnight wag, TO the following
effect : The doctor was in n sound sleep,
when he was partially awakened by Il
"halloo" through the tube, when the fol-
lowing dialogue took place "Well, what
do you want?" docs Dir. Jones live hcrc?"
Joncs?" YES" "Dr. SIMON Jones?n
Eyes -ycs' what do you wunt?'' "Why,
how long have you lived here?" "Somc
twenty years; why?'' Why? Why don't
you more Y'' 'If you stay there about ten
seconds more, you'll find out that I'm NOV
ing :" and he bounced out of bed, but the
patient was heard moving down the
street at a rate that deiicd pursuit.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-09

COOP FOR lHaT.-Atthc recent Wayne
camp meeting bcv. |. IL. Terrence, who
conducted the chiidrcn's meeting in the
tabcrnaclc, inquired of the "iitllo ones"
the difference between the sinner and
Christian man, and remarked "Now there
is Il sinner, he has good farm, aud has a
better yield aud realizes moro money for
his labor than his ncighbor, who is Chris
tain man, Now why is this Where is the
benefit OF being II Christian ~ Mr.. Il,
marked: "God does not settle his accounts,
annually, in October" A litta eight
year old, who had been all attention and
evidently puzzled to know how the question
was 10 be- answered, when he heard the rc-
ply OF Mr., T., raised himself up and with q
peculiarly gralil!,d smile, said, THAT
good for high !" Thai boy brought down
the tabernacle.