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ORPHANS. COURT Nas.E.

DURSUANT to an order of the Orphans
Il Court of Northumberland county, will he
exposed To public sale, on the premises, on the
LIST day orScPtcnbcr, 1871, the follow
ing Real Estate, to wit; All that certain mes
suagc or tract of land, situate in Jackson town
ship, Northumberland county, Pa, bounded and
described rs follows, to wit; On the north by
LANDS Of John FctterGlun, on the east 10y land OF
Daniel llilbush, on the south 10y land of the cs-
tate of widow Mpllick, deed, and ON the west
by land of Jacob Seller containing Four (f)
Acres. more or less, whercon are erected a two
story frame dwelling house, frame stable, sc.
\ well of water (with pump near the door, a
lot of fruit trees &c, being the property of Sam
ucl Latshn and j. Jacob Latsha, minor children
of Henry Iatsha, deceased. sale to commcuc,
ut 10 O'Clock. on said day, when the conditions
will be made known hy
ABRAHAM BLASSNR, Guardian.
Aug. 10, lS1l.-9t.
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Republican coUnty Convention.

The Republican tctcrs of Northumberland
county, aud all others who arc opposed to the
. success Of the corrupt co-collcd Democratic par
ty, arc respectfully requested to assemble in their
wards, townships or boroughs, at such places at
, which delegate elections have heretofore been
'hcld, on SATURDAY, the 26th day of AUGUST
SicN;, between the hours of four and eight oclock,
y. NJ, for the purpose of electing delegates to
represent them in county convention, to be held
in the Court House IN the borough of Sunbury,
IN Tuesday, August 29th, 1871, ut 10 0o'clock, A.
NJ, for the purpose of nominating ticket to bC
presented to the Union voters of the county at
The ensuing general election. Each district poll
ing two hundred Republican votes or less Mt tho
last general election for State officers, will bC
entitled to two delegates each district polling
over two hundred votes and not exceeding three
hundred, three delegates and each district poll
ing over three hundred votes shall be entitled tC
four delegates. --
EMIL Wfl.VERT,
Chairman Republican Standing Committee.
II. NJ. FRICK, Secretary.
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THos. BARR, Secretary.

Great harm and discomfort is caused by
the use of purgativcs which gripo md rack
the system. Parsons Purgative Pills are
free from all impure matter, and are mild
and health-giving in their operation.
At this ceason of the year, cramps and
pains in the stomach and bowels, dysen-
tcry, diarrhpa,. &C., are quite common,
and should be checked ut once. Johnson's
Anodyne linment is the best article that
can be used in all such cases, and should
be kept in every family.
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that subscription lists be placed in the hands of
ono or more responsible persons in each town.
ship and borough In the county, to solicit contr-
buttons In money, grain, &C., In aid of the suf
fcrers, and that reports of amounts collected be
made from time to time to the Central Commit
tee, Mt Turbutvle, whose duty II shall be to
distribute the collections SO made.
Rcsolrcd, That VIC respectfully ask all the Edi-
tors Of TIE different papers of the county to call
attention to this effort, and to urge their patrons
and the citizens of Northumberland county gene
rally, to contribute literally for the relief of the
sufferers.
On motion, report of committee was adopted.
On motion, the Central Committee ut Turbut-
willie be requested to appoint one or more persons
in each township, ward aud borough in the coun-
ty, for the purpose Of making collections.
On motion, adjourned,
l.. 7. RonRBAcG, Secretary.
THE following is list of persons appointed In
the different townships and boroughs, by the Cen
trail Committee, to solicit aid for the sufferers by
tho great hail storm
Little Mahanoy-.I. d. Rakcr.
Camcron-C. X. Weikcl.
Mt. Carmel Borough-Wm. Sterling, s. A..
Bcrgstrcsser.
Mt. Carmel Township-John McLcicc, Francis
McCarty.
Shamokin Borough-J. J. John, VIM. Weaver,
George w. Ryon, John Caldwell.
Goodwin. Sharp, Andrew Helm.
Northumberland dborough--John lIilkcr, James
Gossler.
Point-John s. Snyder.
Lower Augusta-Isaac Martz, John Il. KauT.
man, VIM. kakcr, jeremiah Fausold.
| Jackson-J. II. Ililbish, joel Bitterman.
| Lower Mahanoy-B. NJ. Bubb, Elias Wei5t.
| Jordan--D. NJ. Swartz, Noah Klock.
Washington-Daniel Kehrcs, Samuel Malick.
| Upper Mahanoy-J. ii. Kaufman, Jos. Mou
| rer
Zerbe-S. II. Rothermel, II. z. Raker.
Rush-Erastus Hoffman, Edward Grady.
| Riverside-O. Hostrander.
| Snydcrtown-A. T. Dewitt, NJ. D,
Shamokn-Amos Vastinc, 7. &. Bubb, j
Wcstley lIaupt.
Upper Augusta--Rcuben Garinger, T. IL. Pur
dy.
Sunbury--Jercmiah Snyder, John Haas, D.
| Dissinger.
Chillsquaque-Jonas Koch, Wm. NJ. Autcn
j. H. Ritter.
Turbut---D. l.. Ireland, VIM. Follmcr, Davi
Eshbaeh.
Delawarc-lIon. Joseph Nicely, r. NJ. Russell
John Stitzc.
McEwcnsvillc-Gco. w. Armstrong, - Nc
Nnch.
Lcwis-John b. Lcubach, Levi b. Glaze.
| Recorders Oilice-Jacob Lciscnring.
Milton has appointed persons to act in that be
rough.
Rcmttanccs to be made to the Central Con
mittcc, Turbutville.
JAMES D. BARR.
ChGifmGai.
JOHN HUFF.
HENRY RAUP.
GEO. T. RAUP,
Tins II am Spr1,1fa1U
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For County Commissioners,

At the solicitation of many friends offer my
self as candidate for County Commissioner
subject to the decision of the Republican County
Convention.
Should l he nominated and elected, | pledge
myself to perform the duties OF the office ccono-
mically and to the advantage Of the taxpayers.
HENRY f.. MALiCk.
Lower Augusta twp, July :, 1871.
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We find the following letter in the an
d,rdcjtc Monitor of the 18th lust, published
in Tama1ua, Pa, as the official organ of
the Miners and Laborers' Benevolent AS
scciaton. The writer evidently is one of
that class of forcign-born who has left his
native country to find refuge from opprcs-
sion in land Of liberty, flowing with milk
and honey" expressly provided for such
rs himself, and in the enjoyment Of which
he thinks the nativC-Jorn citizens should
have no part or lot, except what N'cymight
sec proper to allow us. This writer is no
doubt, ono of that kind who is constantly
complaining Of our laws being proscriptive,
and that Americans arc opposed TO foreign
born citizens because they protect all alike,
and because we do not allow them to rule
rs soon rs they land on our shores. We
believe that our laws arc sufficiently liberal
for such citizens rs the writer, and if he is
dissatisfied with them, and tic mode
Americans have of conducting their own
affairs, they are also liberal enough TO al
low him to return to the land from which
he came, and permit others of a better class
to cross the ocean, who are less bigotCd
and who will become better citizens:
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County Treasurer.

At the solicitation of many friends In Milton
and surrounding townships, am induced to an
nouncc myself as u candidate for the position of
County Treasurer. Subject TO the decision of the
Republican County Convention.
A. CADWALLADER.
Milton, July |, 1871.
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For County Commissioners.

AZ the solicitation of many friends in the lower
end of the county, have consented to become II
candidate for County Commissioner. Subject to
the decision OF the Republican County Convcn-
tion. II. c. FISHER.
Washington twp, July !, 1871.
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For Assembly.

The undersigned, by the encouragement of
many friends in Northumberland and Montour
counties, oilers himself rs II candidate for the
Legislature subject to the usual rules, regulating
Republican nominations.
JAMES VANDYKE.
Sunbury, July 20, 1871.
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Northern Central Railway.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

NN and oncr August 6, 1871, trains will run
NORIlIWARD.
Niagara Express arrives at Smhury nt l2i0,
p. m. arrives ut Niagara Falls at l2.2n, Il. m.
Buffalo Express arrives ut SunhUry ut i.lO n.
M, arrive at WiliamspOrt ut iij Eimrl Ut 9.lO
Il. M, Cauandnigua l2l0 p. N.
Mail arrives at Sunbury Mt i.iJ =. M, arrive
ut Wiilamsport ESQ and Elmira 1898 p. m.
Fast Line arrives at Sunbury at G.I5 =. M,
arrive ut Williamsport S.l5 =. ~.
Erie Mail arrives ut Sunbury ut 100, Il. IN.
SOUTHWARK.
Buffalo Express leaves Sunbury ut 40 n. M,
arrive ut Harrisburg 7.O5 4. M, Baltimore 1910
n. m.
Express Mail leaves Sunbury, 1l.i5 H. m, ar
rive at Harrisburg lao p. m.
Egic Express leaves Suubury ut 500 a. m, ar
rive ut Harrisburg HOS 2. m, Baltimore 100
y. m.
Loav,lSunbury at l.l0a. M, arrive at Harris
burg $50 u. m.
Sunbury Accommodation leaves SunbqIv % 40
p. M, arrives at Harrisburg at H%'' "'
SHAMoKIN 49, 'is''N'
EASTWARD.
-. sudbury ut 4,40 y. M, arrive at Shame
400 =. NJ, Mt, Caruic Gi0 p, m,
Leave Sunhury Accommodation ut 1850 a,
M, grrvc at shamokln 100 p M
WESTWARD,
l.rayc NJ. Carmel at 100 =, m, Shamokm
1,id "a, M, arrive az SuubuTy . 95i a, m,
Leave Shtmokm (Accommo lutlIn,) at 2.i5 p,
M, ariyo at suubury- loo l., m.
Express leaves duY-l.eaNmg On sunday, runs
Moth only To- Millhm-polt,
Ah other tulu, lc1yc daily, except Sunlays,
\, L, fIsKr, IN, ;, loUNG,
Grnl. supt, GVu1 fasscn'r Ag't,,
harrisburg, IA, Baltimore, Md.
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TO the Republicans efNOrtnuInIscr
land County.

] wosld respectfully announce myself rs q
candidate for District Attorney, subject to the
rules Of the Republican party.
OSCAR FOUST.
Watsontown, July 90, 1871.
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.anty Commissioner.

ioctfully announce myself To thc Rcpuhll-
l.,i party of Northumberland county ns a candi-
date for County Commissioner, subject To the
decision OF the Republican County Convention,
should ] be nominated and elected, | will en-
deayor to perform the dutes Of the Office To the
advantage of the people of the county.
AMOS NASTlNE,
Shamokln township, June -, 1874.
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District Attorney.

The undersigned announces To his fellow eli,
lens of Northumberland county. that he,nIv
candidate for District Attorney, aud Retlnn.
solciis their support ut the en9I CLFNFNT.
JNo
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DktsE uot "a, thii sifrri. a a.
" aflsii hthhiAl, "a NH, NEtsH, plu.
ulipr Vans hrtla trrtt up IN .l hHais.
fishi faaIa sHi isnir. ffth ui.i.t -.
laHil aa h4nl sal felta.l IA rttlf rlH. Ih.
hf.i Hi HIHHr tfi iHI IHHfa "a ihe nal
tu famitHf HNi lf fsriaI.l aHh aftieIH
l'fAs n. "a asi alig, 10 hslias eiA,lf "a iAs
haE ihatA 'nlf.
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li.n,tAm.H't tr uAp lltn, al li. l.ualb
la,lnH ,-.l h.# tp,a nIH,t.p laaasul
ia.An
llN YftfpHtHl fttf IliF ilpIH lusianls,
nul lhf ,IttrHi mHnlH iA AaHl al. lslli
tp Wllllnbs 0i a.faF hHl Ht hlt.i ilau
tHf lHll hHfr .Irf hHH ttHHn.l nl llt
.lIs I.Ht nl l..t H.HlH ni AHFti
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DROPDSED

"a NA Il In ~ JN-L IL LII i
TO THE
Constitution Of PnUSy''lWt3.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an Amendment to the Constitu-
ton Of Pennsylvania.
BE IL R1Solrcd ty DC Senate g,5 Uo',Sc ct R,3rr.
ScntatircS QfM Commonwealth qf Ptmaayi na
General iSScn,bly met, That the following amcua-
be proposed to the people for their adoption or
rejection to the provisions of the tenth article
thereof, to wit
hMENDMENT.
Strike out the Sixth Section Of the Sixth Arti-
Gle of the Constitution, and insert ia lieu thereof
the following:
~ State Treasurer shall be chosen by the
qualified electors of the state, at such times and
for such terms of service rs shall be prescribed
by law"
JAMES II. WEBB,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM \ WALLACE,
Speaker OF the Senate.
Approved tho fifteenth day of June, Ammo DO
mini one thousand eight hundred and seventy
one.
JOHN W. GEAEY.
Prepared anl certified for publication pursuant
to the Tenth Article of the Constitution.
+. JORDAN.
Secretary of thH Commonwealth. !
Office Secretary of the Commonwealth. !
Harrisburg July 9Th, 1871.
Am = 1871
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An An,i..-,aoiis as. 81" "''"'"

I ~ NN-I 10 TWTII
CfhtA .ll tuhlus o. ha uu ,y C4ihulr
tho1mln, ~ msnhrr ui iuuuati4n Ia,
th A attempted tu HItak Lrie hsl ullht
FueaaurAiiUu ol iml,n. llis rAIalks
bt's utlusl,u iu lha Roman CATHOLIC,
uft e.li hn NHs ,luifuil assaulted at.l
m,puus lguksn up Ia was eiuild agat
iu q caultsp guariai by police llo i
nH,tulsei tthlaak again ll-ui.hi. Hlsi
he Ali probably o. sHhietnlly piall,l.I.
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Terrible Calamity over FOu.
drcd People Lnguls.,, .s,,..,.

loSpoN, August llul Nj, India, con,
received by overhaul AZ calamity which
| tain details OF - island of Ta1alnuda
has Nisilst 90 archipelago, about huy
la 49, Mhst Of Ccl,hes. Au outburst
IN WiCsuo liuwany was accompanied
y Conclusion at thu s,a, and wave forty
yards la height, which swept all human
heiu-s, cattle gud horses from thD island.
Tho number Ol persons who porishId ls
stated at four hundred aud s.Xicpn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19

John O'ainhou1 u prgmiurut N,w York
lrlshman, has written a hong hotter 10 lhc
lr,7h peoples newslapcr calling upon
lriahman 10 "hlul themselves together Ia
organized political hodl,s," Ito saya,
"rho i,ish vote holds, as set, ho Lnig,r,
~ p0ru' In tLsse uuitcd Smtrs, let a.
then, "a tho c,ysity s forced upon us
have an Irish American party" This O.
very had gdy,rl, as IL npst promote lh,
oruuIgtlIon al counter party, Mhgl
lrrhwau come tl thh ouupiry ib,y shoul,
lusr lhoir OH nationality iu tLg,r Iew g,,i
reuship aud should uct with lAo gt,a
body oi 1hv uoopia % cIllz,us lbno "a 'b'
iirpuhl,c. Unfortunately lhey hay 'a'' !"
al inN'e w1gin3s ul thp lNm' ''''' l'"N
Aul haze psfuatluh ,h l'ts 4" fhuaAr
el loasther Ia ,hs ti'ar u,ik eomb.ulns
uau. Whsr ,'si afe ia tho y,u, eottse
"A, ,t,.' .reh' uheln organization oppas h
.Alufr, rr
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Total III five yclrS.... ,....... SJ05, ,eSt ,SoI ~
Can any sane man look at these figures
and say that the sum they represent, or
any material part thereof, has been eXpcnd-
cd to improve the city in the general wei
fare What three hundred and lilty-ivc
millions expended on n few wooden pave
mcnte, and in frcshcning up q dozen little
ten-acrc parks ? The idth is monstrous
Then observe the gradual increase of the
figures from forty-onc to nincty-one mil
lions II year, and say if such regular
march of expenditures looks like mere
temporary affair. No, no, cllow.citi2ens,
this is no expenditure for the general wei
fare, dW expenditure 10 JOlC6 the property
! Of TIC Rng, and no temporary act of spola-
| tion. but n regular, well established, thor
ouShly organized system of cOnfscaton,
attacking and destroying not only the usu-
iruct ofcapital, but sapping the very fOun-
dations Of property itself, and destined, il
not avertcd by vigorous and speedy mca.
surcs, to end either in bloody revolt, or the
| total subvcrsion Of free govcrnmcntin in New
\ ork. 1t must either result in q tyranny
such as Venice in its blackcst days never
dreamed OF, or the ropes ond ana the near
est lamp post for every nacmbcr Of the Nin4
alive.n
Tic above figures ought to be very care
fully considered. We doubt if such cxpcn
diturcs have ever been cquallcd, anywhere
In five years, in time Of profound peace, :
city having less Chan q million Of inhabi
tahls expended moro than THREE HUN
H"ED AND TIuRrY-FlvE MILLION of dol
lars. With Democratic administration
OF the national government conducted OF
the same scale, no possible combination 0
figures would express the cost.
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Tao hriaiioHs IielW'een France uaI
llaII.

luNpoS, August a. ID Is reported
ln Rome that Niecounte has ord,u,d hlgm
@ ,Npgess 10 ~, fhi,rt hls satisfaction al
lls fhlpn Icuugiiatpry Norls, ,hul ahO sur
lUs. that thr President should p.lm.t
slesk,la ~ use AnsuaRs lniuriuu a. italy.
Ihr libaml journals In iuma ,awp.s thg
le4ulp,ss ui lialY 90 accept au alliaueu n ill
larse VI lAe hiitr ahudpu lll uesoii4,
N1Hs nAlllUs ll ilH POPS
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Visited by RlaclSIcSs.

to your little craft about our place. To-day we
were visited by some black-lcgs. Some thirteen
families came and are going to start work on the
black system. All our men had gone away to
work, and they, like any cownrdly scoundrc!s,
took advantage of their absence. They are from
Carbon Run, near Shamokin. They have spoil
ell the price here. They are all Americans by
birth, but do not look to the interest of their
country. All they want is work, and that they
will get from the lad they nrc after now. lie
will put his paw upon them, apd %hen let them
down II degree or two. When they arrived in
town, our COwardly business men and loaGcrs
came to shc cars with their clubs and rcvo,Ncrs
to protect the blnCkCgs for fear the women
would attack them, because the men were all
away. Shame, oh, the cowardy rascals 'thcy
dare not protect us. Thcyarc law-hrOahcrs, and
are an injury TO any pcaccahle place. They
have been making us ont rulans all winter, bat
they arc the 81 cater rullaas themselves. Would
Iracoahlc citizens march with clubs aud rcyo-
Ncrs to protect a crowd Of loafcrs against one or
two men who arc saying nothing to anybody ! 1t
appears to me that they are mcddling with men,
IN try and get them excited to incc them to acts
nf violence, 80 rs to have them taken to iuil But
mcn, beware of the lOafcrs, for il you are on
strike awhile, thcy get hungry, and will sturNc
unless you (mincr's) work. They are like the
raven, always wanting you to work, so that
they can prey upon you on pay day, take all you
get, and tncn drive you back beneath the ground
20 get more green backs to give them for the old
aud rotten goods they buy at auction, or old
meat, or flour that other people would not have.
They want you to work whether yOu get pay or
not.
Nor GRvpnrG BUT \ MINER.
Trcvorton, Aug 2, ISL.
All laborinG men will readily sec the Oh
icct of the above correspondent, who is nc
doubt considered II bright ornament in the
Labor Union, and ready to support the
Democratic ticket. Matters must have as
sumcd dangerous shape about Trcyorton
if such men rs the writer of the above is to
he relied on, and we do not wonder that the
citizens who have got tired of seeing sci
ol idle men lying about their streets, mo-
testing aud ill-trcating peaccable and in
dustrious men, that they should arm them
selves TO protect taOse who are willing tC
come among them 10 earn nm honest living
We feel confident that if the leaders wcr,
not forcing their followers into measures by
threats, that the majority who have been
starving themselves and families for th
stko of controlling their employers, woul,
long since have been willing tp take th
places ol those mcl whom tho writer term
Back-lcgs, Tho citizens who have bcol
living in fear lor over six months ON aC
count Of these idlrrs, mc justllablo in dc
Gndug their rights, aud The sooner they d
~ the better iUr themselves aud the couu
try at large,
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a uan ahu aas duylusa tpW ihiuash
iA. .iu,is ul Naupun. Mire.u-.u. tas tH
HH.h luslulNi lf "a suilaH lls nom IA
hsi ihll m lsiuhl le r.''N "a llH ID ii.
tan tnl ibfln % siYu. al ile adj lUa.
s.p. hls h.hnsa
lha potato uap bal tIl h,.l La4.h
AHIf lInHIaH h a. WHtIr.
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DEMOCRATIC EXTRAYAGANCE.- SO long
as the National Government is in the hands
of Republicans, it can expect to receive
nothing but abuse from the Democratic
papers. Although Gen. Grant has cut
down the annual taxes eighty millions an
nually, reduced public expenditures almost
everywhere and paid the enormous sum Of
two hundred and forty millions of the ma
Gonal debt, yet he has no thanks from the
Democratic papers and leaders but, on
the contrary, prodigality of abuse for his
extravaganza, and this would be the case
if he had achieved three times rs much rs
he has done, or as is in the power of NOR
tai man to do. 1t is in view of this abuse
of Republican President, that the man
agemcnt of the public finances in those
places where the Democracy has the pow
cr, becomes matter of great interest. The
city of New York being the headquarters
of that party, the home of its greatest men,
will afford the best exhibition of their poll
cy. We have already given some insight
into New York affairs. Evan the Demo-
cratic organs are beginning to turn pale at
the frightful exhibit of corruption and OK
travagancc. The substance of the follow
ing, is from Brick Pomoroy's "Democrdt,'' -
a leading paper of that party:
'Therc is but one possible reply TO this
startling and terrible Indictment against
the T0mmany Ring, and weak as that re-
ply is, we shall notice it. 1t is that the
vast tributes levied in the name OF munich
pal Government arc but temporary, and
atc mainly designed to improve the city
for the general welfare. Beth these views
are inilacious.
Table showing the total expenditures of the city
:, and county OF New York, from 1896 to 1870
incu,iv
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ture Cure illr TciIer.

ture Care fur rciier.
ssNlE suhsclheT, rystenl at syyeu ruiuts, Au-
4 gast1 township Mountaineering County,
Pa, has q sufo cure Tor lgttcF, which hr ollefs
tn those afflicted Uth thls annoying disuisr, Ito
NJ, tJuuh.ri Nlth q Toe ylghl yuars, aud nothing
wuuli curU ID uutu ho ubl..uel this fcEiriy, lt
hls bs,u tritd ln q uuHiheF ui rises, a. hs knoN-
ledge, Conc rgsc oi - lVars siandlugl Nth entitu
aug,ysa, pun rvoelpt of ~ Ul, hv Wi.l scul a
boa ul thr mvilrlnr, aud directions tn ufg ID, uT
bose, lof g., ltru ut pnsiagv,
WILLIAM kAkER,
Augusta 4, g., Nonh'd Co., IA,
Ausust o., lsil- -hn,
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NOTICE. hereby tender my sincere thanks
to the citizens of Sunbury and vicinity, for their
liberal patronage extended to me during num-
Der of years past. / also cheerfully recommend
all my friends and patrons to my successor, Mr..
Ilemperly, as an artist, and worthy of the pa
trondgc heretofore extended to me.
SAMUEL DYERLY.
Sunbury, August 3, 1STi.-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19
arip advertisements
DissoIution of Partners,,in.

NOTICE IS hereby given that co-partncrship
~ existing between Samuel Byerly and NJ. Il.
llempcrly in the Photograph business, was dis
solved Ivy mutual consent on the 1st of August,
1871. All the accounts, &c., are left with MIR.
llcmperly, who will conduct the business horcaf-
ter at thcold stand, for settlement.
S. BYERLY,
NJ. II. HEMPERLY.