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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-02

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will be made to the Second = nd.
tr OF Nirg,nla for the renewal or u REGIS
TGRED BOND OF the state st .ncing In TIE psme
Of Alexander Jonathan, guardian OF Hezek,ah
Jonathan. which has bt On lost.-viz.. No. S,7sa
Issued under act 2s.h March, lsSl, for 800.
jy2T.laWIw
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EXCURSION TICKETS
ROUND TRIP TO NEW RIyl

r., \. ASD p. RAILRoADD
OFFICE OF THE GES'L TICKET AND
FRNIGnT ACT, RICHMOND, July 20, ls7l.S
EXCURSION TICKETS
"rUT-IN-BAY ISLAM" LAKE ERIE,
The Cape May Of the West.
Uncqualed for beauty OF location and salubrity OF
climate.
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1 AUGUST. 1871.

MORE NEW AND SEAS0NABLE DRf
G D y d 8.
IT. r. PRICE & CO. have just opened
Rrown. G,,een. Blue, Buff. and Pink Cambrics,
for d1 esses and trimming;
New Lace md Linen Collars and Sleeves;
Ladies' Col ored and Black Kid Gloves, very best
Black Gro Grain silks, cheap;
Cotton and : isle Thread Hose and Half Hose;
Bulhiggan Hose and Half Hose, superior:
Co1ssts-eye,.y make and quality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-02

NOTICE.-Application will be made to
Y the Second auditor OF VirgiriA for the re
ntwal OF the chewing Virginia Registered stock
which has been losL- viz:
Ger lncate NO. 1901, dated July 80, 1851, Issued
unrer &C. OF March Is, 1855, ''ae1 istered stock in
i eu of Coupon Bonds, - III the name Of Isaac A.
Bachraeh, fJr 81 900.
lka2-law1w HEERIETTA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-02

yTANTED, 500 COLORED WOMEN
and GIRL8 10 go 10 New York, for general
hojsewotk n FIRST class private families. Wares.
slo to $50 ger north. Also, = large number .or
fumli es In this 1iiy.
j. f. JUsTIs, Labor agent,
a,o No. Q 18TH stree.
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION
MONTE MARIA, FICHMoSD, Va.

I'll. -,.trops E f ,tis institution are respectfully
RI ~,iud.d that the new acholastic year begins "s
I've sIKSr HOHDAl N stfTf MbER. P:!GHt'
and .utrrians who wish to secure Tor young ladies'
In , n rs,. class boarding school the beGthis If :
solid and refined education, With m2ternal super
vision ove- their health morals, and niinntt''
win nave rc reason 10 r. gT.t trcir choice .. 't
Monte srar1a Academy. On The retired hL1
healthy heights Of tiramo.d, In oui!Gints r.'
Target T., admit addl'icnsl Applicants. tht pups
pni,y ANN grounds. picturesque views. a.:
everf facility unGer an improved %systral, anI ),
efficient cor ps CT teachers Tor their c"n!ehtn'-'
For prospectus Of terms, apply to Sup2tlo't'
of 6cademy. Grace street, between "2i Sni -.
l s..er.S.
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WANTED, a GOOD COOK, WASHER,
w AID rROHEH, Mutt bhag. good recon-,
meneatfons. Apply at No. los Clay street. h.
tusoo IT and IT.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
JOHNSTON & WILLIAMS, D.. q. jy 25-la

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
RICHMOND, July ls, 1871
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
Ia RAILROAD Plaintiffs,
Against
Brlyt' II & Co. and others. DEFENDANTS
n THE CIIASCERY COURT OF THE CITY OF
By 4 decree entered In this cause on The llth OF
July, 1877, the c"u-t doth order that one OF Its COM
missioners co inquire
lst. :. neither the property In the bill mentioned,
upoa which certain creditors OF the defendants,
rhomas X. Bra glOn i Co., have caused attach
ments To bc levied. was or was not the properly OF
the said Jh0s. K. Brayton J. GO. at tie time the
8ald attachments were levied.
2d. What Is the value Of the property SO at
tachcd, In whose posse :siou the said property mas
been since the said attachments were leSleu upon
II, and VIII IL woui he = fair compensation Tor tne
| nse OF he saio property since the said ATTACHMENTS
were levied. rr
| wh,m ed, their amount, and The order OF their
priorlty. .u,,saa, that 7
! h I'VE fixed on TUESDAY the 1911 day OF septem-
ner. 1871, at y O'Clock ~, as the time. and my or
nee, on llth street between Main and Bank sts..
in Lhe city or Richmond. as The place to make the
inquiries ordered by tbs foregoing decree.
THUS. j. EVANS,
ty ro-lswI~ C0mmtssioper In Chancery.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NEISS KATE CLOPTON'S SCHOOL
Ifi for younsl ,d,es and child en-. Linden Row,
NO. jG2 east Franklin street. The dulles 81 ihl;
Sch col Will he re2umed on MOHDAt, ocioh-'
. /, 1871. TIE musical dep ar!ment VIII be und-'
az farms snnIy 10 MIS-. PuWHKs.
6 ~ o.Yun f Mt the sckcol-room.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-02

SCuOOL ON CHURCH HILL.-Mr.. +.
NJ. LEAsAST VIII resume the duties 81 -
SCHoCL, on Broad. near 10th street, o. MV'
DAY. ID october reXt. " sd-ls'
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|TTNTyERsITY OF VIRGINIA.

The session OF this Institution commences 9.
| Oc,ober Isl, and continues without ihteini's'''
| III The Thursday preceding July ath.
II embrxces thorough Instruction IN Ller,IL,
l and science, AMI In the professions or Law, h@"
l cine, and Engineering. .,.
| Tire expresses OF I'll students exclusive OF i't'
I books, cfolhin". and pocket money, smonnt' i.
from e3eS To 1895 Ger session OF nine month.
which sum from s220 :" s?se Ia payable on c"""
~ ~ ~S :, yESABLE..
Chs, ~aan OF fsculi!!.
Post-oflce, University OF Virginia. N!s-:.
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@ A WILL PAY FOR TEN WEEKS
sNZHO B1AHD AND IUiTIOS at Prince ri.
ward 9. II. School for young lxdles anu child en-.
Languages, Painting, Drawing, and Ar,ic. =!
riroportiona.ely low terms. address MISS CAf'
LOCK. Price Edward Court house, Va. II
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WANTED, TO BUY. in the northwest.
w ern part OF the city or near ia Limits. /.
SMALL FARM. with neat buildings and good i'm.
p-o9et land. Fer a suitable plsce from $500 u
sio 600 VIII b. paid in cash. Address. with ful! Il.
script,on ard terms, J. d. A. NJ, at ;hla cine.
nn1 OH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-02

WANTED. A GOOD COOK, without
The house !: nh'te preferred. None need app.
uuless we recommended. 10 such as suit u goad
home and fair wages will he given. Apply -.
9th street, dul"I
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WANTED, TO SELL, FOR THE PuR:.
w prse ~ generating en- q larger &C .le me.
utLF INTEnksT II A WELa-FQU1PpfD
MINIsG 0PEKATI N hat ~ith a small outl.Y.
,esn Years. Address e." Ei:Lmond post-cftc.
10 al-DlpUO
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

elevating his arm. 4 soemnly promise and
affirm that l will have nothing to do with
( Christmas hOlidays-that will never again
look at pretty cirl-that love and aflec-
! lion are great humbugs, and the world is
as selfish rs hog y
Why, Cousin Horatio, YOU appear to be
excited said Jenny. Pray what is the
matter p
Matter y cried Mr. Holt, depositing his
valisc in the hall. I've lost q thousand
pounds just by taking fancy to,
exchanged valises with somebody, that's
what's the matter
Why. cousin, how you DO talk . exclaim-
cd his fair companions. Is it possible !?
But surely you are not going away p
Yes, am said IIorstio, moving to-
wards the door, I'm going tu find the Chief
ofpolicc, and see if ! can gctmy money back. {,
stay, COUSIN cried Jenny You ought
to offer reward for its recover
l'll give hundred pound said Mr..
Holt, with his hand on the door bell.
Witness that, Sophy, said jenny. Come
back lloratio, aud sit down. We are good
detectives, and will see what We can do
for you'
Accordingly Mr.. Holt, with much won.
dcrnent, complied, and mechanically came
back into the room.
Now, Rose,' cried Jenny, come in.
You need not bring anything with your
MIR. Holt, Miss MclIingtUn,' said SOphy.
Bless my soul : cried Horatio, in as
constituent, as his divine angel OF the train
stood before him.
oh, dear me- exclaimed Bose, in well
countcrIciicd surprise.
What is the matter p asked Mr.. IIOlt's
cousins, apparently amazed, and looking
from one to The other
'Ihle-this is the lady whom suppose
took my valsc, said lIoratio, aghast
And this is the gentleman whom | saw
in the train cried Rose.
Here il your baggage IIoratio,' said
Jenny, bringing in the yaiise. scc if your
money is safe .
1t is cried Mr.. Holt, ioyously, as he
examined it. Here is your hundred
NO, no We don't want anythingl
exclaimed the two girls, both together
Give it TO Rose =
Give it 10 Rose p said Horatio, looking
at her thuuShtiully. We'll, l Willard
I'll speak to her also, if you two girls will
leave the room.'
They left accordingly.
Now, Miss Meilngton,' said IIoratio,
when they were alone, L did you the in
justice to suppose that you captured my
property VIII you forgive NE p
'1es yes, Mr.. Holt !!
And that the mistake may never occur
again l hereby very respectfully invite ou
to change your name to iloit,' said l!ora.
ito, with an air Of great Importance.
so very sudden, Mr., Hot, that really
She hcsitated, blushcd very bcwitchingly
and looked more Lowell, than ever.
so is this very suddou,' said Uoratio,
clasping her in his arms, aud stealing u
kiss: Now reply in the Affirmative
'Well-ycs =
Good The thousand pounds shall be
your bridal present, and I'm blcssd il there
aint something in love, after all
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11
LEQUO Or sTG K e!

E.EQ OR n H q K r!
CHRISTIAN NEFF,
Second Street, opposite the Court House, SUN
BURY, Pa,
Respectfully invites the attention Of Retailers
and Others, that he has on hand, and will con-
etaItly keep all kinds cf
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Consisting of Pure Brandies; Cogniac, Cherry,
Ginger, Rochelle and Otard.
WhiSkies: Pure Rye COpper-nisti!lsd, aon"n-
gahela, Apple and Nectar.
PURE HOLLAND GIN!
Tine,; Champagne Wine, Sherry, Port and
Claret.
Crab Cider, Champagne Cider, n. 2. Ram,
Brown Stout and Scotch Ale,
STOMACH AND BAR BlTTERS,
And all others Liquors whiah can be fornd 10
the city markets, which will be sold AT Whole
sale and Retail. Every article guaranteed as
represented, Also, n large lot of DEMlJOllNS
and BOTTLES, always on hand.
s-aST Order. promptly attended To, and ppblic
patronage respectfully solicited
sanbury, July 3, ls69.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11
ROOT AND SHOE
MANUFACTURER.

TINE undersigned having erected a shop on
y Third street, nearly opposite the Central
Hotel, i prepared 10 manufacture all kinds of
bOOTS AND SHOES la the latest style, llis
stock Is Cf lhe very best quality in the market.
Having los. she largest potion uf his ready made
stock by the lte hlo, he will hereafter eouhnu
hmse d exclusively 90 manufacturing.
Tic public are Invited 10 call aud examine HE
stock, uui extend their patronage,
Terms reasonable, Repairing done AT short
u0tg', ROSY DkuffALk.
suubuB, Juue n, 1870,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11
Miscclsaueons.
Hefrtemd!ng youEg E'copIe.

When John Wesley was q young man in
danger of Ealing into the snare Of evil assO-
ciatcs, he did not watch him sharply at Il
distance, and speak Of his short comiugs
to others, predicting that he VAS "on tie
high road to ruin"
He invited him to his table, and by a ge-
NAL, aHIb.e manner, sought to give him
good subjects for thought. or hints tor con-
duct. Advice thus Hospitality enforced
wac very impressive. he would draw out
young man i'll conversation, and learn
what studies he was most proficient in,
which were essential to his success, and
then assist him to acquire the mastery Of
them.
Another most valuable way OF aiding a
young man whom social danger threat
eucd, was to make him acquainted with
well disposed, religious Young men, who
would lead them into good paths. Then
lie watched over their future career with a
fathers interest and tenderness. Then in
very simple manner he accomplished n
vast amount Of good, besides preventing a
world of evil.
The Christian duty of hospitality is too
much neglected by Christians. They lose
10y hospitality many precious OppOrIuui-
ties OF doing good aud of getting good.
There is nothing that cnGetrs the heart Of
the young and Of the stranger more than n
warm home welcome from those on whom
they have no claim. 1t opens the hearts
door wide TO receive impressions Of good
hils the memory with grateful rcucm-
brlnces.
That woman is Christian if ever there
was one, said II poor painter boy % mo
about q kind u.d lady who had brtriendcd
him in his loneliness and poverty. She
had given him many neal when hungry,
or called him in her pleasant doorway 10
receive a puckctluu of cakcs, and once
when sick, had taken him home and uurscd
him with mothers tenderness. Tho boy
j. man now, but the memory of thi, liz.
tie kludnesscs viii never fade from hls
heart.
llyou wish TO be good to the young,
prove yourself, indeed, = generous loving
friend to them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11
HARDWARE STORE,
i. II. COnIey, N 60.

MARKET STREET, SUNBURY, PA,
"AS received a new assortment of all kinds Of
Il Il Hardware, Cutlery, Mechanics Tools, Sc,
of all desGfipslqus. Also Wagon Makers Mate
rials, Hubs, "ius, spokes. Also, all kinds Of
Leather for Shoemaker'S aud Sadder's. Every
thing IN the IgrL ware line can be found which
will be sold as 10 as can ne bought OF any othar
establishment "a the country. CGIl and see their
stock,
Sudbury, Dee. II, 1869.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11
BROSiOUS X lIENRtE,
MANUFACTURES OF
u OOrs AND sIIO -,

In psWarts Bulldln-, Market square suubny'
4 H. kinls of Bonls aul shas, made 10 order
~ from thu brst material that eAa be- prucuf-
q, ialainps done 10 slon ua..cs. ofise are
respectfully solicited
Jane ih. ls4u.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

RUNNING a NkwspAPER.-Onc of our
exchanges is excited over being asked to do
gratuitous puGGry, and relieves itself ia
this vigorous fashion
Some men who have paid two dollars
at an early period in life for an advertise
nlent worth four or five, appear to think
they are stockholders in the establishment
for eternity. They demand the publica-
ton OF all marriage and funeral notices,
obituaries aud family episodes for the next
forty years gratis. Speak Of pay and they
grow indignant. Don't ! patronize your
paper ~ YES, but you received the
worth of your money Tor what you paid.n
"But," says the patron, 'it will not cost
you anything 10 put this in," which is Just
is ridiculous rs to ask man to grind your
axe on his grindstOne, and graciOusly tell
INN that II won't cost him q cent. 1t takes
money to run newspaper, as well as any
other UubluesS, and no paper will succeed
financially that carries Il dCad-hcad sya-
tenn. Any mention Of the peoples affairs
that they are anxious TO see in print is
worth paying for, and when printed is geu-
eraliy any other investment Uf the sanls
amount.
The newspaper business is very exact.
ing on all connected with it, and the pay is
ort mansy of rn snh I&G Hrs shd hs E cd
tors and reporters and printers work hard
er and the same humber Of men in any
other profession requiring the given amoun.
Of intelligence aud training aud drudgery.
The life has its charms and its pleasant AS
sociations, scarcely known by the outside
word but it has lis earnest work and
auXicties and hours Of exhaustion, which
likewise, are not known to those who think
the business al fun. The idea that news
paperdon is the charmed circle where tho
favored members live q life cf ease and tres
from care, and 20 to the circus at night on
a free ticket and To the springs on Il free
pass in the summer, is an idea which We
desire 10 explode practically and theoreti.
cally. Business is buSiuCss, and the Jour.
nal That succeeds j, t.s enc that is run or
a square business tHytiEg, !hcsamc as bank.
ing or building bridges, keeping hotel or
running q livery stable,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

DRUNKENNI-s, A new philosophy Of
invbrlcty, aud the way 10 cure il, 10 put
before lhe public a. shUit intervals, The
subject, Ia view of ths misery aud crime
produced by alcoholism, may well excite
thoughtful attention. Hut IN all the views
taken ui inr disease, and the o0rse hycts-
ssrN 80 cure II, too much stress appNrs g.
NJ a. hc laid upon tle assumed hrlpltssness
Of the druukaId. Tie assumption lsprtty
general Ihat the drnubard can A. nothing
~ help hins.lf, hul must ~ isI.atrd iro M
lumpts uous, and /, subjected i0A course ~
Drug, ln order ~ obtain Tei.f from the
lhfa.dunl Il tAs aplsiite. slt how many
h1N, brn f.ruiaptuty ncHlmrd by such
niyaus Nut one IN TEA thuusand. The
euFs ui drank, ansss nsls H,A.nly, ss mar
.AJ Nhally, siih lhe victims oi the vice,
u l. tulai Absiinrngt al once ani hTtfI
lac uAn shl voluntarily Ahstalls EuT
Nytks, cAn shstain hT al Iimr ~ come n
Ia lsss, ~ may ned nsfvins daring
IN struggle nature niAk,s ~ nCuTvf htf
nufinAltuuiltHn bat aitsf ihs - slsm has
nsut,h ~ h Aiihb tius, 10 u 10 Chs lsllsu1,
slh a. 10 iN Tgiasia in lhAl slaie, Aud any
uiau ean SKrlglsa that slll siih satlcss, n
D. "a - nuF sehudulr ~ dfuufsuntss
senh dlminsh Dar,h haI ~ .s.,sl a as
Victims ~ .iruas dusk ssls sslafsi lll.t
90 sah, - "a n esa 20 Il hRsk ihg
chalns shifh b.ul ti.eia, 49, tLat ihry caa
laAks shs saoll ythau, ssss h~ "a
ssf1a - kssSssi
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11
Ttic Dead Wife.

In comparison with the death Of q wlfa
all other bcrcaYements are triilGs. The
wife she who fills SO large a space in th9
domestic heaven she who is 80 busted, SC
uuweariCd bitter is the tear that falls up
on her clay. \ GU stand beside her grnyo
and think Of the pact; it seems an amber
colOrcG pathway where the sun shone upon
beautiful flowers, or the stars hung glitters
ing overhead. Fain would the soul linge:
there No thorns are remembered above
the sweet clay, save those your own hands
have uuwittingly planted. Her nobl5.
tender heart lies open 90 your inmOst sight.
You think of her as all beauty and purity,
But she is dead The hands that admins,
tered 50 untirinGly are faded, white and
cold beneath the gloomy portals. A heart
whose every beat measured an eternity oi
love, lice under your feet. And tAcre is
no white arm over your shoulder nUw--uo
speaking face to look NJ in the eye Of love
no trembling lips 10 murmcr, "Oh, il ia
too sad !" A strange hush is in every
room No smile 20 meet you at night -
aud the clock ticks, and ticks 1t wac
sweet music when she could hear il. Now
II seems TO kuc.i only the hour through
which you watch the shadows Of death
gathering upon the sweet young face. But
many a tale il telleth of toys past, sorrQWs
shared aud beautiful words registered
above. lou Rel that tie grave canno'
keep her. You know that she is often by
your side, sn angel presence, Cherish tho
'mutluus, they Nill make you happier.
1t her holy presence be AS charm 10
keep yuu from evil. In all new and l.aa.
ssnt connection. give hera place in Yci'
heart Ncvcr hrstt what she hss been 10
you-ttat she las loved you, BE tender
10 her mrmury,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11
THOMAS DEr,S,
~ south sesoni tifssi, shogs Clsslaul
FlllLApLLFilA.

4 Having llti oituri, aiih large ani ssll =
! tflteirl HHfh "a fufslsn ani iiumrsiif =
: lafifilnFa, "a choice tiIIrs au1 4Hslsif.. :.
&c. hN .llf. haulHsr, nfsslti4 Rast, Z
hliti fiaH kstf. ae., 4 IA, sll ~ akleL
b alIl trIl irn flfap ~ fath.
rh-J, hilMAkl hIllf. Il IA "A a.
.oail ss9paf sussi tpi, ~',h fhliass nsFss
Ia ~ isfi ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11
ADVERTISING SCHEDULE
10Lines, or sbont 100 Words, make sGuara


Ihe one thing necdful for true success ia
life is courage.
Not alone that kind of COURAGE which
faces danger in the battlefield. which
I braves the ptris of iiro and Hood, or which
makes the physically weak more than a
match for the gigantic bully, but the morv
Important aud more rare moral courage.
An unknown writer has given some sem
sible admonitions Oh this subject. lie saya
TO his readers ....
Have the courage to discharce a debt
Whiic you have the money in your pocket.
Have the courage to do without that
which you do not need, however much
your eyes may covet it,
Have the courage to epcak your mind
when 1t is necessary you should do SO, and
10 nod your tongue when it is prudent YOU
should do so. ~ :. :.
Have the courage to speak TO a friend
IN 'seedy' coat, even though you are in
company with h rich one, aud richly attlr-
ed.
Have the courage to make Il will and a
just one.
Have the courage to tell man why
you do not lend him your money.
Have the courage to cut the most agree
aole acquaintance you have, when you are
convinced that he lacks principle. "A
Irlehd should beat with q friends infrmi-
ties butnot with his vices.
Have the courage to show that you re-
spect honesty in whatever gise it appears.
and your contempt for dishonest duplicity
by whomsoever exhibited.
Have thecourage to wear your old clothes
until you pay for your new ones.
Have the courage TO obey your Maker at
the risk OF being ridiculcd by men.
lIaNc the courage 20 prefer comfort and
to fashion in all things.u
And We may add Have the courage
to ioreSo unnecessary or injurious graut-
cations, to insure those dependent ON You
from want in casesof your loss.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

HOOvER HOUSE, Third Street, at the
III depot, SUNBURY, PA, WM. REESE, pro-
prietor. Warm meals served up at all hours.
Fish, Fowls and Game. Fresh Oysters cou-
stautly on hand and served in every style. The
best of wines and liquors at the Bar.
tss3 Families will be supplied with oysters
done up iu any style, by leaving orders at the
Bar. lNov.5, 10-1y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

fENALE S0CITY, What is ID that
makes all those mon who associate 'hahi
tuiIlg With women superior o. otLygs Vto
do nutP hANt makes that woman who Ia
Arruslnmi sud at ease in the society of
Figu superior o. her SO 100 general Sulrly
hsrause they aTr ia the habit 0f ilrs, gracrr
Ml, continued conNrfsaNuns With the llhef
sex Mumsn ia this way lose their
beauty and rNpilTatlun la The spi.lt of
in,slirclual rivalry, And the men lo,a
Ih,lT tsAuiy aul capllNaliun la tho splrll
of intellectual rivalry, Ani ths men lusa
tlrlF psdApiis. Tuie, d,ghuatorY, ur sul'
iru mAnurfs. Tbs coin ~ thH understand,
ins aui lhs kfaU slhusst Continually
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COMPANIES REPRESENTED.

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botsIs ano iscstanrants.


TN7ON HOTEL, THOS. FOULDS, Sr.,
~ Proprietor, Shamokn Street, Treyorton,
Northumberland county, Pa. The table is sup
piled with the best the market affords. Good
stabling and attentive ostlers. Jan.2l,'1
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RESTAURANT 4 EATING HoUsl

CHARLES ITZEL, PRorRIEToR.
Chestnut Street, few doors from the Depot.
SuNBuRY, Pa,
"AS open Restaurant and Eating House,
L L for the accommodation Oithc public.
Warm meals tan be had all no urs. All kinds OF
game, fish, &C., served up at short notice. His
bar is supplied with the bestiquor in market. No
pain: spared TO please, aud terms moderate
Sunbury. September. 4th 1SG9.--ly.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR. JOHNSTON,

Physician of this celebrated Institution, has
discovered the most certain, speedy, pleasant and
enectual remedy in the world for all