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Tribute OF Respect.
HALL OF FoRr Arorsr, LODGE, No. GEO, l.

HALL OF FoRr ArousrA LoDeE, No. GEO, l. o.
OF D. F. ssBl1 ~. -gCH JUC or
SuRBrRr, April 18th, 1871.
The following preamble nnd resolutions were
unanimously adopted {; .-ia.1iH-' .t
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God in the
dispensation of Hs Providence, to send the mes
senger of death into our midst, and removed from
us our worthy brother, P. g., JOHN Il. SMIOR.,
therefore, be it an ..'..f s.. .I" .a II
Eesolred, That in the death of our brother, the
Lodge has lost faithful member, and the Order
q firm advocate of its principles.
Resolved, That while We bow IN meek submis-
sion TO the decree of the OmDipotcnt in the sad
bereavement, 1t behooves lis to SO regulate our
lives that we may ever be ready to meet death,
and be- prepared to enter the Grand lodge above,
there TO join hands IN II happy and nnbroken cir
Gle around Gods eternal throne.
Resolced, That the property Of the Lodge, (par-
ticularly his photograph hanging in the Lodge
reom), be draped in mourning, and that the
members wear the Usual badge for'the space of
thirty days. -eFo9.1 .N lsjk AT.
Resoiged, That we deeply syrpQthze, with the
widow and relatives-of the deceased, aud 4 copy
of these resolutions, Win the Seal or thc Lodge
attached, be transmitted to the widow of the de-
ceased, and the resolutions be published In the
papers of Sudbury, iplli an..' '.i''
~ PHILIP NJ. SHISDHL, } HII
.sIHU. anNrI' B. T. BRIGHT, Com.
GEoRGE HILL, } .,-,..
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ACCIDENT TO a SHowMAS.-On Sunday last,
as the men employed by j. B. Warner, were TAX
ing down the canvass OF Warmers Circus and
Menagcric, on the east side OF the Borough line,
pole accidently fell upon ono of the men, break
ing his leg in two places. a place was at once
secured for him at the Pacific Hotel, and money
placed in the hands of P. II. Moore, Esq, by Mr..
Warncr,to defray his expenses, together with his
regular wages until he is able to work again.
We learn that the man is poor and has only been
with this circus for short time. 1t is certainly
a very commendable act Oh the part of Mr..
Warner in thus providing for his men when in
distress.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

AccIDEST.--TheM Middleburg Post of last week,
says: jeremiah Snyder, Esq, of sunbury, Mrs.
Snyder and Miss Jane Smith, the latter resident
in this Borough, met with slight accident, near
this place, on Monday last, resulting, fortunate
ly, in q few scratches and the loss Of a canary
bird. 1t appears Mr.. 8. had hired vicious
horse out OF one of the Sunbury liyeries, and
this place, the horse became unmanageablc-
kicked furiously, threw himself down, breaking
the shafts and overturning the buggy and spill
ing the occupants headlong into the public high
way. Capt Parks and Benjamin Bachman, who
were near by, rendered prompt assistance and
cxtricated the parties from their fipsllessant
situation. ...f ..........
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

.CHURCH RoBBEnr.-St. Matthew's (EpiscopaD
Jhurch and school house, In this place, WAS rob-
ed on Wednesday might las,- The thieves took
''om the church, the carpets in the aisle, and
ut in two a table cover and took part, broke
Ipen tho aims chest and took what small change
vas In it, and left the following slip of writing
II the bible:
"forgive the Wonng That stole the carpet
" stood in need of il bad nutf | Live in Mil
on my name is Mary"
from the school house they took mantle
.ock and an engraving in q frame, representing
aree choir boys in surplices, with an inscription
nderneath, 'We Praise Thee, o God" belong
g to Miss Hogarth, the principal OF the school.
he Williams also left evidence of their vulgarty
nd villiauly in obscene remarks on the black
lard and pieces of!rAper.
\ liberal reward will be paid for any informa-
IN leading to the discovery and conviction Of
&c offenders.
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Shows IN GENERAL AND ONE IN PARrrcrIA

Shows In GENERAL AND ONE IN PARTICULAR.
There are now some twenty different Circuses
aud Menageries travelling and exhibiting at differ
ent places throughout the United States, and
out of that number none will compare with Fore
paugh's world-famed Geological aud Equestrian
organization. We are happy to announce that
Mr.. Forepaugh has consented to give two cxh-
bitions at sunbnry, on Saturday, May 9th, 1871
' AS the advertisements announce, this Is really
the "bigycst thing on wheels. in the shape Of a
Menasefie and Circus in the United States Half
a million dollars have been expended in organi-
zing and equipping it 375 men and horses con-
sti.Me the working force co1nonster tents are
used to exhibit under thirty massive iron dcns
(nearly double the number any similar establish
mcnt in the world possesses) contain the i'm
mense collection ofwild animals /; and the Circus
is one of rare excellence, and is held hsEsaet q
tent entirely separated from the Mcnagerie. One
ticket for fifty cents, andl children twenty five
cents, admits to both exhibitions.
The following statement Of tho number Of an;-
mol cages possessed by the various Menagerie
companies now travelling will prove the truth Of
the statement made, that Adam Forepaugh's is
the largest Wild Beast Show in America:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

THE place made vacant by the great eonnagra-
IN in this place about 4 year since, at the cor
= OF Market and Third streets, now presents
iierent appearance. In place Of the small
oodcn buidiugFth three story brick buildings are
eupying the space. The part already compile
!, on Third street, is presenting n business like
pcarance. The "Clemeut House" oa the cor
r., kept by Niessrs Tuit & Delaney, Is attract
a large share 0. custom. Cue Of the rooms
occupied by Chas. Burrows as q barber saloon.
e adloiu.ug rooms are occupied by Mcssrs.
Irray * Co., as a stationery and papc- store,
10 are doing large bufihess. 5. llerzfelder
the upper building, has a iue assortment OF
Iy-mAlc clothing. The balance OF the space
Jying bul,t up with brick, workmen being Iow
lily engaged, aud il Is expected to have the
ole completed aboa. ihv frs, of September
4. The lower rOolas will All be occupied as
re rooms. aud the second story for offices.
len completed Il will be one Of the inesI I'M
yemeu'- va ,hls borough, Tor which the clii.
s are indebted 10 ,hs ea,crprslng spirits Of
s-ys, !. T, Clement, r. II, Moore and u. G..
singer, of THIS place.
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,PRisrs usually sold for suilling, aro 10 cts.
at Weitzel, Gaskins & Co.'S.

WE notice the old Weaver House, has been
torn down and the rubbish is being cleared away
for the foundation of the new brick building, to
be erected. In tearing down the building,
long disputed question was settled, viz: wheth-
er the building was of logs, or frame weather
boarded. The building was n frame, filled in
with brick. AS the house had been erected more
than half century ago, but fewpersons had
any idea of frame buildings being erected in those
days, and the consequence was that a number of
bets were lost. Mr.. Drumheller, is hurrying up
the new building as rapidly as possible.
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Tow ssHIF.-We puhlish, IA thls lssas, the Ie,
poit 0f tle ANdftors " ~ aas M, fela-
live 10 the eihdilinn n lheif honhly find. fhsfu
Il : lac fsnfsIlns u obligatory 0pon the aadlloTs
" al oauthiis tAFhg unsettled bosnty aeevunts
v hAFs ihsia puhiishea ones yeaT la lac Hsss,
lapsis haslns IA iasssf fHsslless Ia the coanly
" lhis eosnil lees, tso AEs ~ GassHs cad ihs
IfsiefFsi, ligkls Il seelceisa lsssi ptue.sais I.
e.sll pe itsiituis4 ssalnsi ths AadiaIs shlch, ~
snaeis isiAna, sas ibe eate in nkasiokla ieaa.lip,
s-oa'siis VI 'asi sssk.
niAs alsgs y ngs, \ eili hs l.lhsg ssssfs ~
~ tsaiis saa Ass,asHsf, - tks ssahms Vpssl
u sha@esis, sesssAiP hss hssa Fsollsssa
~ ts,t 'kess rslst ~ ssfesl ytsn lss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

ArrEMrr TO ROB THE NORTHUMBERLAND BANK.
Another attempt to rob this institution was
made on Tuesday night, at about IL O'Clock.
Tho watchmau hearing persons at work at the
door, which was lined with iron, fired four or
i've balls, when the rogucs fed.2 Several suspi-
cious characters had been observed at the Bank
during the day.. D.. I'....t ..- .f.i.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

RrcHrNos English Opera Troupe and iCombina-
tion, willlgive two exhibitions at Williamsport,
on the nights of 5th and 9th OF May next. Mr..
Shipman, ticket agent at this place, has been
authorized to sell excursion tickets to a party of
twenty-five or moro persons, who wish to see
this renowned troupe. =. III . ---- - Z.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

LECTURE. trip to California;" by W. D.
Todd, Esq, OF Washington. This lecture will
be delivered in the Court House, Friday evening,
May 5h, and all who wish to obtain information
in respect to this beautiful country, now brought
so near us, will do well to go and hear the i'm
pressions left upon the mind of Nc. Todd, who
has but recently returned from this golden land.
Admission 25 cents, . .'. .. .'Hr..''L d..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

Fing.--An alarm of fire aroused many OF the
citzcHs in the upper part of this town, early on
Tuesday morning last. The alarm originated
from fire being discovered at the ice house of
ira T. Clement, near Race ct. between Front and
Second SITS. The fire is supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary who kindled 1t near the
front door. 1t had gained but little headway
when discovered, and was soon extinguished with
out doing much damage.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

YOUNG man named Brady P. Mccormick, at
Watsontown, this county, in helping himself to
glass of brandy at lIollopeter's Drug Store, on
Saturday. evening of last week. made mistake
in the bottle and drank about three ounces of
laudanum, instead of brandy, and notwlthstand-
ing the mistake was at once discovered, and
every effort madeto save his life, he died from
the effects of the drug about O'Clock the same
night. Mr.. Mccormick was a son of Robert II.
Mccormick, formerly of McEwensville, but now
Philadelphia, and was said to be young man
Of much promise. lr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

Barnum q Co., II cages OF animals, and II
cages of waX-f figures
The above statement is copied from one Of the
most reliable amusement papers in the country,
and it will thus be seen that Adim Forepaugh's
Gigantic Establishment 'takes the pole" and is
ahead of anything in the Monagcrie and Circus
line in the United States.
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Special asiisss,

uowARn AAAlTARf AID ASSOCIATION.
f0I lhs hllal Rnl cas- ~ "a klilus snl
puianaasle, ~ filsslI4sa ~ llTtliaH fLllsa,
lslapy tssgls "a iAs kTisis M lsslh, ssa "a
elAt tlils, sAh taallafy "a 90 a. shiff
ksHi llef, N afAlsi sHttlsl.ls, Aaiitss, HON.
Akb ASSOCIATION, h5s Y, fhlisasllklsl
r. asyf, 70 "
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ssfIougue a. klrbys.
resA hsh az kirby'G

T uallosd iu oar last issuq that J, J, smith
been appplaled rssi Master Al ,kh place, h.
cei ]. N. besiian, shose seFm oi ofsiee ca,
q, Mf Bosllaa, The f,liling r. ~, has held
oihes Coz about sis ysafs sAh stasIal saslss
on % lhis community, While la once, he
assisted b. hls lao daashlsrs, 1rst ey Miss
DC sa4 laley hy Mics llla, . ko haze bul foe
,ls m perfanslus lhs lahsTs VI lhat otiles.
: eompsirag b. staeAiisa, sni bsiag .lpays
) ana vhhns % sene lhu puplis, bas lss
5lslas, u suy, efe niailt asilHg lhslg tssa,
Nss. IL ,hs 's,iflss ~ silss klla shs VA
o. eharss " las sinrr les'6 W tlllle
Sod ssnsai, ~ hss lhs yosa = .shss
Il esVeaaisy ~ bs,ig rosilisasssa bisss'
20 - I'D. r,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

In PhuadclphiN e,t the 21st inst. Of cons mp
tioii, Mr. T. q! BHICE, IN the 30th' year of his
age. urers cs1agh
3 Mr.. Bqee received his trulning In Lewisburg,
and several years ago went 70 Philadelphia, and
was made Assistant Superintendent OF the House
Of Refuge, and then principal Of the Reynolds
Boys Grammar School, from which position he
ately resigned on account ofip health.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

sHAMoKN IrEMs.-we copy The following items
from tho Shcmoksr Hsvaid of thls week.
SHOOTING ArrRaY. on Monday afternoon YIN.
Crobin and Pratfick Downey entered tbel saloon
of Thos. Holl, and after eating and drinking rel
fused 70 pay, when An alteroation ensued which
resulted In Hollis shooting Cronin In the right
arm, the asientering above the elbow and naict;
Ing severe flesh wound. The parties we're arl
rested and held to ban for appearance at thc
August Court, Holl In tho sum of 81, 900 to ans
werthe charge Of assault and battery with iutent
to kill, and Cronin and Downey In $500. each,
for surety Of the peace. 70" s'-' ~
FATAL r. n. .iActrDEsf, on Erday. few min
utes after 10 o'clock A. M, William Madden, re-
siding at Fulton Station, was run over by the
cars in attempting to t,imp RON a freight train
on the N. c. .R. W, In the vicinity of Locust Gap
junction, and received injuries which caused his
death within a few hours. 60 '.,..-.. .-,
An inquest was hc!d by Esquire Caldwell on
Friday, and verdict rendered exonerating the
railroad Company from blame. .os.t
NORTHUMBERLAND CousrY Coal TRApE.--The
coal trade in our region has become quite lively.
All the collieries in the county, except Trevorton
and one or two moro are now Ia operation. All
this coal is transported over the n. c. r. w.
This company is now RAINING from TO coal
trains per day, hauling on nn average about 800
cars day. The shipments on this road up to
this time in the month amount to near GO, 900
tons, and for the entire month will run to near
$4,000 tons, the heaviest shipment ever made over
this division ofthe n. G. R.W. This coal is'prnci-
ply conveyed to Elmlra, and Philadelphia, tnnm
The Penn'a Canal has been open for about two
weeks, shipments By this outlet have not been
heavy. ,.f l. .,4 I.s ,1yr 1.r .yt
1t is thought by the first Of May a compromise
between the miners, operators, and 3. r. compa-
nies will be affected, aud the tolls on the Reading
and Leh'gh roads will be reduced to their former
rates. Such result is greatlyto be desired.
On Saturday next the miners and operators Of
Northumberland county will hold their monthly
meeting at Shamokin, to determine the average
price of coal for April. This will be the third
meeting Under the new arrangemeit. ....l.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

MUsIc.-About 20 years ago, this place could
toast.pf an excellent Brass Band Now, when
We haze at least three times as much musical
talent we should be able to raise at least one
GOOD band of music.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

Col. James Cameron Post No. 105, G. A. r.,
will hold special meotlie in the Office of A. N.
Brice, on Friday evening, May 9th, at ~
o'clock, to make preparation for Decoration Day,
and the erection of tomb stones to the graves of
cur deceased soldiers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

PnovIsIoNs.-Butter is selling at 81 to 40 cts.
and eggs at IS. At Selinsgrove, five miles be-
low, butter is selling at 25 cts. and eggs II.
Potatoes are scarce, AMI selling at sl.oo to s1.2O.
Shf.d are lower ana sell Mt 30 to 40 cts. -'t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

Mr.. CLARK will deliver his sixth lecture upon
"Libcrt.l Christianity" in the Unitarian Church
of Northumberland, en Sunday evening April
3oth, 1871. Subject "Thc Future Life"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

EvRRrpopI procures their Travellers Insurance
ticket of ]. shipman, ticket agent at this place,
before entering the cars. He insures FOR "a hours
or for any length of time desired. I'D. D. .r-; =
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

CAuTIos,-oar farmer friends cannot be too
cautious about signing thelr names TO papers Of
patent rlgmi ysnders, We ace notices daily Of
parties being hssced BY lhese sharpers. The
safest plaa Il nos 10 slga yonT name 20 apy pa
psTs presented By Strangers, uuless asking advice
from those whom yoa know 10 be responsible
ulsU, lf .rF FIF.I I.Uff lTIII H'
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ron SALE

Ft,No VALUABLE IOga oa ths cof1sF "
u hsraaa sna Nhesinal nfseis, ~ the DO
Ca ~ ~ H4Abufy, aa hirk llfIe afe slefiei q
Affs dselliaf h0esg, sistis aad ualbgiillgt,
Iis lsllssir4l, lsfs "a lssh hellas, ased
klta, ! ila ~ Asgkt afssf, IL lks hol0sFh
- tunbslJi ~ ahlfA ilsif slf aaflIlns aosif, ,
slaLlf sud ogtlsuilnss, ln4siff a ~ Nlile ~
4. NnLYtkfok,
Tst n, isli. 20 A4sialsls,a.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

BILL has been introduced In the Senate by
Mr.. Buckaiev, Incorporating the Trevorton Mu-
,tuai Insurance Company, also one allowing the
Danville, HaEleton and Wilkesbarre Railroad
Company to borrow $500, 900. 0 yat iatE -nT
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

THE fancy Dress Goods ut Miss. Kate Blacks
store, ore considered handsome and cheap. Ladies
are invited 10 call and examine her fine assort-
nent. .."a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

NEW SPRING GooDs.-A large assortment Of
Millinery and Fancy Goods have just been open
ed at Miss. Elizabeth Lazarus store, on market
square, which are not only handsome but very
cheap. Ladies will make a note Of this, and call
and examine them ~ -....
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

The new map of Northumberland county is
progressing. Those who have not already sub
scribcd should do so at once to secure a copy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

BUCK BHER will be on tap at Bachcrs on Mon
day next, taking tho place of the light article in
use during the winter. ..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

The MARTHA, OR WHITE CONCORD GRAPE
II. b. Masser has received limited supply Of
these new and celebrated grape vines from Pitts
burg, which he can furnish at less than the re-
tail nursery prices, if called for soon. They arc
not only hardy and prolific as bearers, bat the
fruit is sweet, delicate and highly favored, and
is pronounced by many of our most eminent fruit
growers, the best grape In the country. They
are a seeding of the Concord, and have all the
good qualities of that grape besides merits Of
their own, and are ofs white and golden tinge
In COLOR y. T'-aE =. t.;e.3 2 o4 1858
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PRICES REDUCED
AZ TuE
Mammoth Boot Il Shoe Store
pF
Els MILLER,

Nh METEHlHNT
IN G y, hmihs Room, Nuesf street, ons doa
lasi 90 ihs Fosi onice,
N0RTHVMhERLAND, fkNN'A,
For Elinifa haDts, So to iil MillfTs hof ane
rhne siofr. 1h,l at tnld. hfsi Nslt a. -,
~ frruch 1aii hooiti 81 70 ti hnlsFsi oaly
tg a. tli Isr I,lI
fof ha.tt, elsnsS ani Gahen, 20 lowest petsi-
% I.llnns, 80 N Et Aulsf'i, oA 1nssh hiissl'
Fsg aN kisas VI Cos lssis spa hte.si esil a.
~ AiifT's
Fas L,4lss' Gsl, O,slsa9si, 90 aas ssselt'
gpsnl ~ fl X llfin
NJ, si' tluls Af llhiifus fhoff, ~ ael "a
alrIae b Nlucfs iafss atfHnmfni
IoI anilhlHs H the hiaa fna aAos iihe. eAil
.na IA n,int 10 AulsF's siafk tfipfs laleiaslns
e.fsslais "a iss sAA " 80 pis1-sis'si a iss
laafsl ltifft
iss ;, ~ ssP a 'ss-iF
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

5000 Rolls Wall Paper just received at Light
sers, cheap for cash. Sos ..... Of, s..- a.. .-'E
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fnn fHfmsfs aad ilofsiealsahu o. Association,
~high mss ~ ssHeaFy, APdl I, slseisa sol Ma
llgk, k'q, Assogdlas ssesslsT5, s.es Ds, H n.
Nyers feslsasd
ths asss lassthly tAasiing, a ~hlsh &c nsm-
brfs aIs saTsssgiy gsausslel 70 alissd. sll bs
ssli Asl .. a s'slssk y, n, a rliaa kssleks,
~ Assssiathle. ogf slaHE sspfiy " sss.is iioal
~ psFsilissal hsTs tsea lssflfet W Gas siefs
sssgsg, ., \, i.sgek, hsabsTs sul Isssss esll,
a OAHs, nse, psa. lsa
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

IN another part of this issue will be found the
advertisement Of l.. NJ. Yorder, Insurance Agent
at this place. Mr.. oder is an experienced agent,
and now represents the principal Life and Fire
Insurance Companies in this and other States as
will be seen by reference to his card. The com
panies are of the most responsible character. The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of New
York appears to be the leading company In the
United States, and policies are taken in it when
all others have been declined a large number OF
these policies are held by our principal business
men, who are providing FOR their families In the
future, which is duty every man owes to those
he leaves behind wheu shutting of this mortal
coil. Mr. Yosler can always bo found at his Of
flee, one door east OF IL. Y. Friling's store, on
Market Square. Cali and get a circular.
BACugR will have Buck Beer on tap thG Grst
of May.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

Eon RESr.--A house and lot.s Apply at this
ofnce. s-ao X1'-s9is ~. 1ah ~ = ps-s
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tlosiSG rmcEs OF behaves \ hRo., 40 =.
TnlAp sraKEt, PalI-lpEiFuIA.-s o'eloeE, y, n.
Anrii So 1871
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For dried aud smoked meats, go to Kirby's.

Our IRoS FUFSAcEs.-Of all the many blast
furnaces in our town and vicinity, the small one
belonging to the National Iron Co. alone is in
operation, and this one came near blowing out
ono day last week FOR want of coal. The stop
page of these furnaces ncccssitates the throwing
out of employment hundreds OF workmen, and
leaving vast amount of capital unproductiye.
1t has been an enforced stagnation, but now the
furnaces are blown cut, but little disposition is
manifested by the owners TO put them again in
blast until the price of iron advances TO high
figure. Although pig iron has advanced some
"a per ton since they blew out, it is yet too low
the manufacturers say TO tempt them to put
their furnaces in blast. The Messrs. Groves
had, when they quit manufacturing iron, some
four thousand tons of pig iron stored. This they
have mostly disposed of ut the advanced rate,
which in the aggregate, Is clever realization Of
profit. When the furnaces viii be blown in il
would be hard to tell probably not for so'Ae
months Se,.-DGHvills Laisaigeaeer
PnoF. j. NJ. CowAs has been delivering n
course of lectures In Fry's Hall during the past
week, on Phrenology, Psychology, sc. AT the
close OF each lecture he performed some expert
ments In mesmerlsm, which were moro success
fully accomplished than we have ever seen be-
fore. Making men drunk on cold water, cry,
laugh, and-performHg other different feats al
his pleasure while under the influence OF mes
meTlsm, created great amusement to the audi
enee. Those who have not seen him should do
90 this (Fhday) evening, as be will close his
course Of lectures In ibis place, His lectures are
not only amusing but Instructive. The Professor
Is acknowledged to be Que Of the beet Pbreuolo-
glsts aud nesmensers Of the times.
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