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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01
JANIEs pnwEI.I,s EsrArE-

STATE OF VERMONT, Tho Honorable the
DISTRICT or cHrrlESBEy. s. Probate Court ,9r the
den,
To al persons Interested in the estate Of lanes
Powoh, late Of Nj Joa in said District
deceased. GREETING
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the l2th
w day Of Dec. m5sr next flr the settlement Of
the administration ecco1nt ol the SPECIAL a0mns
traitor Of n estate OF said deceased and ordered
that public notice Thereon bs given TO all
persons Interested in said estate, by Publishing
this order three weeks excessively previous
20 the day assi- ued, in the Burlin gton Free
Press, prinfed M Burlington. IN said District.
TBEgtF0EE, you are hereby notified 10 appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington on the day
assigned, then and there % Olttst the allowance
Of said account, II you see cause.
Given under my hand, this iita fay o. Noys mber
A. ID. lssi T. l. WALES Judge.
2lW3W
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

NORTH WuuuoS.-T The steam mills are
being rebuilt by stock company. A force Of
IS men is employed in their reconstruction, and
they are expected 20 be ready for occupancy
10 early spring.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

Is LCox-Mr Geo. Chsse. formerly book
Under in Vergennes, but for some time a resi-
Dent Of Fon do Lac, Wis, is reported to have
allen heir to over two millions Of dollars, by
the death Of parties in England.
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EEaGeu. .Tscrsg 3. 90
KIMBALL UNION ACADEMY.

SOLE AGENTS TuA " F. STATS.
Al Wash nsgSn Street, Boston.
Nov. l4-+t&wiw
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sweet sixteen. II on wish 20 look young as
your face. neck and bands. AID LY Ou's Celebrated
hathari0n upon your tir The balm makes your
complexion natural, transparent aud lively. IL re
moves rreczles PIN pies. Moth patches, &c . and
met ,ad 90 red, rustic face you have the marble
purity Of city belle Il gives TO middle aye the
nl0nm Of youth Add q this a luXur ant head Of
hair, pIcru:ed by LFou's klthari0n, ami ladv has
done her happiest thing Ia the way Of adornmeut.
l. Is the best dressing in the world and prevents
the mar from falling Gu. ana turn.n az gray. sold By
all D-uggisfs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

A student IN Mildlsbury College reciting
ia trigonometcry. defined a compass IS "a four
o5rnered square box standing On three
a,ged tripod which always points 20 the north 90
The Professor tainted.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

The s'eamer Noyneu1 has returned from
Troy to Lake Chsmplain with a new boiler, and
comes to Burlington TO be inspected. It is
ua,ei that she viii make the passenger traffic
lively he balance Of the season.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

rHERxoNKTER. BARON. WINDS.
Az. ppm sP.E. I(mean)7 An. > P.N. Pr >
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Ii3. -Vl---s..s- .a ll.r Remover preve---
The laI- .r.l tl-l.a- ---- aa- -c--rus gay aai-
g. l-s lltlra. c..-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

The YoUSG MES's AssocIArIoN.-THE LEo-
TURF CoURsE.-The lecture season opens most
auspiciously for the Assosistion No less than
four hundred and seventy-fve members tickets
have been sold, each admitting two persons,
gentleman snd laiy,) to the lectures In add
tioa, for the opening lecture by Mr.. Cough. five
hundred and seveny-two single admission tick
ets were sold. The audience on Wednesday
night could not have numbered less than four
teen hundred, some members having left the
doors, after vain endeivors to get into the hall,
On account OF the crowd. This shows the good
Policy Of securing lis. Of frst-class lecturers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

8. Company 6, Third Regiment. IL the de-
signstion given the Rev Iailitis compsny raised
in Brattleboro
a. Wilder Of hidugasm has been held FOX
trial in the sum o. 500, for selling diseased
meat in North Adams
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01
9rp Goods.
NEW GOODS.
Rfe0chess Einea Ee0AlQSkS

rice goods which we shall offer at very low prices.
Also TO Domestic and Imported Counterpanes.
which have all kinds prices SLABS and Qualities.
Second 70 our
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01
Catarrh can be Cured.
LETTER FROM
Henry Ballard, Esq,

CHsTTENDEN COUNTY BAR.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

We are happy to learn thst Mrs Scott Siiions
viz read in this city in course Of the season,
although her visit msy be delayed beyond the
tine she was at first expected. We understand
}irs Siions will not fill her regular engage
uslts. for reasons already specified, but flvors
the Burlington Association on the occasion Of
visiting friends in this city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

\ portion Of ha go9lss.oen from AinsTorth
g. Le.ani's store, 10 Milllesez, two or three
months since. have been found, nd away in a
barrel ia Il L. M'Ele-ys woods. They we're
found by a MIR. Msusd-li, Of Waterbury, who
ssys he received an anonymous letter describing
the place where they might Be found
Last week the premises Of Curtis lllrraa, Of
Montpelier, were searched and quite az amount
Of stolen goods were found and seized Harran
has been arrested.
Dexter Lark'n. Of Montpelier. hal two Of his
fingers tskea OF, anu tso oJhers severely injured,
while at work on Saturday last AT the circular
saw. in The building Of the Montpelier Msnufac-
turing Company.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

A BRAEEMAs SAVES DRUNKEN MANS LIyE.
As conductor H J. Clark's up trAia to North
Adams wss leaving North Pownal, On Saturday
evening, a drunken man undertook to jump
upon the train while the care we're starting Of
He missed bis footing and fell between the cars.
s. F Stevens, a brakeman on the train, for
,unately caught hold of him and held him until
the CATS could be stopped But for the presence
Of mind os Mr. S the man would surely have
been killed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

VERMONT IN 81. LAWRENCE County,. n. y
We find the following in the 0sweso, n. Y, I'd
reriiser, from the pen of tie venerable Simeon
Parmelee, DID, formerly well-knoWn Vermont
clergyman
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

saliay s.saias, tae 9Th, cova by assault
vas mttr upon Martin Brolawsy, living upon
East I'LL, rs enc Z Shepard. Brocswsy was
called to the door iu the evening by Shepard and
taken by surr.ss. ..csei aui pounded Shep-
srl has dsi 90 Canada
The railroad c1mpauy are putting up au adj
diuo1 20 their ireiga, depot az Barton Landing
l. il 70 by ID, aui tTo stories high, aui when
completed will furnish room thar was ssilT
needed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01

Mr.. WILvIRT--Is there much money in the
Treasury, or in the hands of favored collectors
Why do you ask such impertinent questions
Because, sir, am an old taxpayer, and think
] have 4 right to know whcre the money goes.
The candidates for the suiiragcs of the tax
payers next fall are mostly old loungers about
the Court House, always asking for, and rcceiv-
ing otlice-never satisfed-iving on the hard
working voters substance. Must the 10000
voters Of our county grow gray and be worn out at
hard labor, TO keep.a select few lazy official beg
gars in office for life I What has become Of the
good old Democratic jackson principle of 'rota-
tion in oilice"i Is all the nen1al capacity of
the county enclosed between the Susqurhanna on
TIE west, and Sunbury Gut on the castl
In an old ". Y. Ledger. Vol 81, No. 4S. page
4. l lind the following Rule 9. "lf yon have
concluded to rob on a grand scale, become be-
forehand an active political partizan. Your zeal
rs politician may stand you In good stead If
brought to book, especially If your party happens
to be in poSer.'' I....., -....
Rule Z. "The safest way to peculate is to get
an Office, and the public money"
OF course. do not want to insinuate that or
candidates would think of adopting these y. Y.
Rules for their guidance. Oh, no. "They serve
the public for the people's-sOOd''- ''--not for
money. JAKE"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01
7sraoss salFsFiHs rom damp feet 'ssould at once


call at the Excelsior Boot and Shoe Store of w.
II Miller, and. procurea n psH Of bis thick soled
boots or shoes. They are cheap, and will save
heavy doctor bfllss - FsEF H.ag
TnE property on Walnut street, this p'ace, Of
the late Rev. J. P. Slrindcl, was recently taken
~ mi, APPRAISED gainstion ~. y.NIrssS, 81. Gohm,
Mrs. BENZ. Hendricks cpd DR.. D.. W. shinde,
except the ieerper ls,ryl.esr1'M be ssa at public
SAFE. IS -. '.' -
Tai irst bb the list Of Democratic candidates
is announced In this weeks Democrat, NJ. z.
Bucher)announces hjmscE as csndklae Cor rer
nomination for County Commissioner, and promi-
scs, df elected, to transact TIE duties Of the office
Nth fidelity.
Mr.. Jons'CUIP, Of Jackson township who
had his foot mashed recently by a car on the
zerbe Valley r. r., had his leg amputatod on
the 2sdlult.s Drs. Rakers performed the opera
tion. !a ..1'ir'lr at .4.., d,
8. g. Smith lins been appointed Post Master at
Green, sBrier,, this county, in place of Rev. J..
Flitzspger, resigned. Mr.. Frltzlngdf Intends re-
moving to Ashland, Schuylkl county.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01
NEW FIRM.
Byerly ~ FempcrIy's Excelsior Gal
Iery oc Art. Third street,
Suubury, Pa.


ATR. BYERLY has lately added 70 his already
W. well established reputation, the services of
MIR. NJ. Il. HemTcry whose reputation rs a pho
tographic operator, stands unrivaled in this part
of the country, aud hereafter they will carry on
the Photographic trade, at the old stand under
the llrm name of Byerly & Hemperly's Excelsior
Gallery Of Art, at whose establishment the pub
lie will DE ohecrfully accommodated throughout
the whole line of photography.
For Photographs Of all styles and sizes rang
ing from the small Gem to the life size portrait.
Go to BycrlyN liemperly.
For the beautiful porcelain picture which for
softness of finish, and durability cannot be ex-
ceed, go 10 Bycrly Il Hcmperly.
For the Rembrandt photograph, now so p"pu-
lar in all ouI large cities, and showing the pecu-
liar effect OF light aud shade, and the faVurte OF
the old German Artist Rembrandt, 20 to Byerly
IL iiemperly.
( II you have an old picture you want copied
| and enlarged to any size, and coored oil. water
! Color india ink or crayon, take il To Beverly x
| Iemperly.
! If you want a frame of any size and at any
! price, or any style go to Byerly ~ Hemperly's,
! and take look at their immense stock in that
/ line
! For Albums go to Bycrly & IIcmperly.
For square Frames made 20 order gb to Byeriy
x lienpcrly, in short, for anything in the photo
/ graphic line, 80 to Byerly * Hempcrly, and you
| will be suited,
/ FSD. 25 1871
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01

i NJ Cd. CO.
Mar'z scnooi Direc.oss, , nenry honn, ooie-
man Soygr ps oserSeers 5e pl feor, rancs bowei'
nynau, ,s wGayy; w nrcis;. nsser meth, sr. aud
tor, a,,,ou - nus'iess ! CIerk, ~ IL harn,n.
=, VI e,;ssp 'SS;; " y 'nIy Sons,
:, p,,,n. l.. s'ssuu w ,.cssi DenJ nyon,
Ionathan Pisbe, n p, ne,,as' SuaS'
v,n, soi,ani i,,o,,rs II N Nil
Dverscers Of Poor IoI,N =, S,,,,ss ~ rrroSni ,
Anditor lanes VoncSo !" 7,'iPi,P'A i'oA''
Enx .sess,es ss,sn Isopo. ou.nosrss eyns, Sos
sa,s sansnel pe.a.r ,i"us a uamoa Soe a.
h,,5 Fchman NInd,,. w;,,is.s, I,h''on' IT,
.Iohn Menech n p po,,s,., s,ho,I prso,nrs tns'
So,o,on Peoa,, Isn.n ,as Sceoo sa,,n
nj, rin, no;,s ~ 1,i,na ~. ,Wr, ~
p Goarhor, Wani vIliek' y yonr Wa'an,s, 49, v
so.rs or pa6. n \, Ga Ga,,,,,s,',,Vao r,,nrh' "A
i,nr EJworJ r;r,dv 1,p,,, to.,, Mo,,,nr IA''
M r,,,,y ts,,,o.' W, ~, F,,a. Tons,,h,a
Andrew Marin, Sss.asorS Sonu W,bow S,,o0or Ate,
pvon. Jns = CO. 60 ',s,Sk 10 Az,
ssbnn, nir,nt,,s p,,o Sh,,ra,S,m
Ovnrsaars ~ d.. a,s ti, sgiaS,,u, %an'
coron Andi,or nIs, ~ oransi,,o,. 's"''' WV
M. s,,,'' r''"'o'
-rsIhe Following borough officers were elected at
the same time as those of the townships: .r,..
Mu,ToS-Chi.f R,,reess Thomas Huu. As.
sistnnt Bur,ress- Milton Herr, uivb Cons,oble
Hndrew S Jordan; Assessors. John Miller. Al
bert Cad,ynlader. Williamson Marsh Common
Council, Northf Jrard--wi * Wertna ns7Jyo,,tl
Wards L Flnpey :. Oyerseors. of Poor, Il W
VIM Strinc; s W-Hemy Harris Judges of
Election. N VA Z Ionron IS W-,JamcS II
Miller; Inspectors, y W-Johu VI CaiweIi, Jos
Calweil. SwAR Il HeffftldF J1h 'Eynnnmers I;
School Directors. N Vile M Norton S w
l. l. Bidleman Constable. W--Jobn P SUM-
mars, S W--JoAn p Summers Auditors, Thos
Mervine. | year; Williamson Marsh, 3 wears.
| lNpgrIrr MssRr ANp-Chief Burgess, c b Smith,
rSmith since resigned and Abn Voiis elected ;
Council, Hiram Young. W Il Forsvthe, w Ii
Lcighow Jaines Tooie, A III Stone, Benz Heckcrt;
Supervisors. c b Rennngcr, Edward Anthony /;
Overseers Of Poor, Peter Vandiing, Alex Colt ;
Judge, D slater Inspectors. Wni II Harrison,
w j Gaskins School Directors, JASPER Gosscr,
o Tracy; High Constable, Thos Jordan; Con-
stable, Joseph johnson Assessors, p Hiikert,
VIM Waples, john T Rcdne. '""'
uAMoKIN-Burgcss, J II Zimmerman Coun-
ell, Val Fagely, WithEgton Lake, II Autker,
Isaac May Jos Timmes, John Campbell Jus
tire, John Caldwell oversocr OF Poor, William
Fagely Judge, Jonas |. Gilger; INSPECTOR j w
Yoahg, u A w eaver School Directots. j JJohn,
w Wary; High Constable, Isaac Folk; Con-
stable, WIN Erlman Auditor, VIM II Douty ;
Assessors, Harrison Henrie, Levi Shoop, Daniel
Reed.
Mt. C,RMrI-Burgcss. II T. John; Cornell,
Vim Sterling, Michael Hinklc, David Hrris,
isaac Iollster, John Heinrich Henry Gulirk /;
justices, II Rothcrmel D | Lewis Overseers
of Poor Abm Camp Jonathan Hooyer ,Judrp
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01
Business Notices.

a
WATCHES, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware
constantly on hand, at the old and reliable es
tahlishment of Isaac K. s.aufrer, l4s North
Second Street, Philadelphia. Read card In this
issue. -l.
s. IIERzrELDEr, or Third street, has Just open
cd q splendid assortment Of Spring Clothing Of
the latest styles, which are not surpassed, for
either beauty or quality. "..i
NEW Piano Stools at 81 and s6, just received
at the Music Store of II. B. Masscr. All kinds
of music and musical instruments ordered and
sold at the lowest prices. Genuine Italian
Strings, and all other articles In his line war
ranted of the best quality.
A SPLENDID assortment OF ladies' spring hats
have just been opened at Miss NJ. L. Gossler's
Millinery store on Fourth street. Ladies should
not forget to call and take look ut them.
WHERE IS live have heard 4 man ask
where Independence Hall is, but we haze never
Fyet met one who did not know that the great Oak
Hall clothing house OF Wanamaker d Brown is
at the south east corner of Sixth and Market
streets, Philadelphia.
THE Croquet Shoe, novelty, elegant aud COM
Portable, tthe Regulator.
| PIANos AND OKakSs.-Thc subscriber, agent
for the best Pianos and Organs in the world, will
guarantee them for five years and sell the cheap
er than any travelling agent can afford them. But
frst-class makers employ no such agents. II. b.
Masser.
| THE Music store of II. 0. Masser has been re-
opened, and some one win be constantly in at
tendance. New music, Violin strings, Pietur,
frames, Paintings, Chromos and Lthogrsphs
viii be furnished at the very lowest prices. ri
amos, Organs and other musical Instruments
are not only warranted in quality, but TO be lnucl
cheaper than any sold by irresponsible travelling
pedlars. I'd = f
suoENAKEns' materials for manufacturing, a
the Regulator. ...
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01

THE MARTHA GRAPE--WHITE CoSooRD.-Thc
Martha fills 4 want long felt for irst-class
. Ukte Grape. We subjoip few testimonials in
reference to its merits, and might tdd many
more:
'Thc most promising Of all the new seedlings"
"rhis new grape, grown from the seed of the
Concord, by that enthusiastic hortlculturist,
Samuel Miller, promises to be one OF the great
est acquisitions to our list of really hardy and
good grapes which laye lately come before the
public. .
l. ''It has fruited with me the last extremely un-
favorable season, and has stood the hardest test
any grape could be put to, without ninching.
Bunch medinm, but, compact and heavy shoul-
dcrcd berry pale yellow, covered with white
blooms perhaps II trile smaller than the Con-
cord round, pulpy, but sweet as honey. with
only enough o! the foxy aroma to give it 4 char
acter; juicy-vcry good. | esteem IL more
highly than any other white grape have, mt 1t
has the healthy habit and vigorous growth of its
parent, and promises 20 ma ke an excellent white
wine. Hangs to the bunch we'll, and will ripcn
some days before the Concord. ."-GEo. HUsMASS.
cone of the finest grapes have ever tasted. y
Taos. MEEuAN, Ed G0 0GeHsr'S Monthly.
I 1t is large in its berry aud bunch, more shoul
dered than the Concord pale yellow, with deli
4 cate bloom few seeds, and these small, no pull
worth tho name, and, rs many cxclaim on eating
t, Sweet as honey with 4 line spicy aroma
perfectly hardy and healthy. II l., ip . word,
white Concord, with all The excellencies of tina
grape, and with merits OF It's owns. MILLER
II. B. Masscr who is an authorized agent 70
Cummings S Co., of the "knox Nurseries," .
Pittsburg, who are the sole proprietors of thi
new grape, has ordered limited nuInter of thes
vines, which will be sold at the nursery prices
Any other small fruit viii be ordered and sold Of
the SAME terms, or 50 per cent. less than those o
tree pedlars, besides being warranted.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01
Jottings.

1t Is expected that the money marks. will be
much easier after the first of April.
Tn. vo,.r was ,,t into the susopsh,nna and
TiI. Water Canal on saturday last.
o.,,.
was resumed la, ,yeot
,.,,.,, =, -,
." ",'s''r' " "'Sy ,coUs'' va, ''au' o'
-. ~, Wy ~. 80 'D]a
''''0 "''' N'"''S''''' S"'HH'' N'N"'''
prIrlHNiLK Is SAID TO be remedy Tor dyspeP-
'la' 1t should be drank at meals IN lieu Of cohee
ani tea
orsTsRs have only four weeks TO retain their
favor and favor,
Now is the time 10 ro.sol your ward. and let n,
have The benea, of the sunshine ana showers.
-. =
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01

THE Jury in the ejectment suit of wm. l..
Grecnough VS.. the Fulton Coal Company, after
being out about "a hours, came Into court for in
formation, but not being able to agree, csPae in
again and were finally Discharged. The argu-
Incnts of counsel, Hon. J. B. Packer and J. W.
Comley, Esq, for plaintiff, and Judge Woodward
and F. B. Goweu, ESQ.,, of Philadeiphia, for de-
fenIents, were listened to with considerable inter-
est. The case involved property worth over $780,
G01.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01

New FURSITUnE.--A new lot Of furniture has
Just been received at b. L. Raudenbush's furni-
ture store, Masonic buildings, Sunbury. Look
Ing Glasses aud Window Shades Of the latest
styles. Furniture, large assortment of the
most improved. A general outfit can lie pro-
cared at this establishment suitahie for Parlor,
Dining Rooms, Kitchen, Bed Rooms, Offices, &C.,
at the most reasonable prices. A call at the
sorc will convince all that 1t is the best assortment
yet brought 10 this place. . ..F.. ......-.T
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01
Special gutiFsp,

HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION,
IL fOT lhs Relief and Cure OF the krgng aud
LnioHpaate, On Principles OF ChrlstiAn Phllan-
lhTopy, Lssays on The Errors of Youth, and the
f0llrs of Age, in Ielallon "a MARglAGE aBd So
clAL kNlLs, Nilh saallaTy AID loT tho ailllIse ,
asnt trse, in sealed enssopea, Address, How
ARD ASSOCIATION, boa Il, fhladslphia
la, nay1, ~ ~,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01

REV. D. II. CLARK will doliver tho fourth lee
ture In the course upon Liberal Christianity, at
,hc Unitarian Church, In Northumberland, on
Sunday evening, Apr: End, 1871. Subjeet-'The
Liberal Christian View of Human Nature
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01
focal AHairs.

THE GROVER & BAKER and the SINGER
SEWING MACHINES are acknowledged su-
pcrior to any other now manufactured Miss
Q. Dalius, Market street. this place, is the agent
for tho sale of them In this and adjoining coun-
tIcs. Instructions in sewing given free OF charge
TO all purchasers. A lot always on hand. Call
and examine thcm.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01

FREE LKcrURE.-Prof. +. B. Dowd, the emil
nent Roscicrucan Teacher and Lecturer, will de-
liver two lectures (free) in the Sunbury Opera
House, on Sunday next, April End, at 2>s and Z
o'clock, T. NJ. Subject of the afternoon lecture
win be "Religion and its Adversaries," of the
evening lecture, "aIauhood and its Possibilities.
Let all who would hear lecture OF ideas, (not
words,) attend these meetings.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01
asatbs,

n lhla plaee, ~ FT,iay, lha sigh ALL Mr
CHARLES bLck, sgs4 81 yyaIs, aoa1la ard
"a days,
Mr. Beck vas well knasa IA thls pAIs of e0un'
tTy ~ nfst-elat. HasehaHls Ia bis bafiaess ss .
plasssFeE having dons gle voTk IN ghs PTlasllal
bnlldlns, NJ iAls slslally, ils was Aon0Ishls Ia
sll kis ifal,ag., apd mads uaasy fIissas, llis
1smsips seFe foliessa 90 NJ, lsi1 TgflluF plaes
~ eal,4.5 lsh ~ l.ETs eopfVag,s VI lilsaas
aHa as sFsiaiastes
N soIihnwlHisna, AaIeh stib, " srsrlfl
sseI, MAktl, iaugLisI ~ kaek.ly sn1 Nsllls
" iefan, sssa A. aoalhs.
". ~ .isssi u !. ,s.si..s
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01

THE number man, who is numbering some
of our dwellings without any lawful authority,
and what is worse, putting up small figures, and
these sometimes wrong end foremost, ia still
pursuing his business lie contends that the Chief
Burgess permission is equivalent an to order of
council and some people foolish enough to
believe him.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01

AT the monthly meeting OF the Sunbury Ac-
coinmodation Saving Fund and Loan Associa-
tion, on Monday evening last, 5000 90 were sold
TO the highest bidder at the rate Of about 20 per
cent. interest.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01

THE Hon. j. b. Packer, employed as one Of
the counsel Of the case Of w. l. Grcenough VS..
the Fulton Coal Company, spent all last week
and part of this. in this place. As there was
nothing important before Congress requiring his
presence, he did not return to Washington until
Wednesday last.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01
ron aALM

fINNu NALr ASH lofa ga lh' ss''g ~
h.rlnH sni lt.flHHi tiirftHs h 'h.
t1psh ol sautag, ga ebkh ihfi, 40. ~.
lais. desl .lHs h'.'.i 49, 49, "a. go
1he hun, 'ir.idi isia ~ hsss N'"-'i N'"
A.. d "a 80 Nalts feri ln ihf fish
a sanhaft. ~ slsA tlrls sit isr'llts tffssi
slshis saf asibsllaiass. lsfH,is =, N, a. -
IA A. ian n Aa1sisisilsisf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01

TIE four new buildings now in the course OF
erection at the corner of Third and Market sts,
by MIR. Ira T. Clement, will make n handsome
improvement when finished.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01

c. a. REIMENSNYDER, sec'y, sunbary.
DIRECTORS
Ex-Goy. James Pollock, Hon. c. j. Brnner,
solomon Stroh, Wm. Brndle, Selcman Shipe,
John A. shissler, DR.. d. 4. Krebs, Dr.. David
Waldron.
March II, 1S1l.--ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01

Jrsr received, q number ofpopular fronts and
French calf skins, at the Regulator, ,rV
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01

TRrMEsDors rush to see the New Goods at
Weitzel, Gaskins & Co.'S. '.- fr.l