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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

Blows OCT.--Scvcn of the eight blast furua-
ces, of this place, have blown out, partially in
consequence OF the scarcity of coal caused
by the miners suspension, and partially in conse-
quencc Of needed repairs to the furnaces. The
probabilities are that other manufacturing inter-
ests of our town will be obliged to cease opera
ton unless n speedy settlement is made Of the
coal difficulty. Should the mos. gloomy pros
poets become facts, thousands of men will be
thrown ont Of employment. Even against all
indications we shall hope for the best solution of
the difficulty. Let the laboring men keep per-
iectly cool and follow the direction of the best
and wisest counsel. Do not be led into hasty
injndicous conduct by unprincipled men who
may appear to be your friends in order that they
may use you for the accomplishment of their
own selfish ends.-Danvils Anaericds.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

THE SuAMoKIS HORSE, at the shamokln Dam,
in this Borough, has lately undergone general
renovation, and everything about it looks fresh
nnd entlcing. Mr. Charles Garinger, the proprie-
tor, has displayed his usual good taste in fitting
i up, which for real comfort is not exeelled any
where The scenery surrounding it is beautl'
5ul, making 1t one Of the most pleasant places
IN this section of country. We are happy TO learn
that Mr.. Garinger is doing an excellent business
for there are few more deserving. His table and
bar are constantly supplied with the very best
while his good, joyial nature has tendency tC
make his guests feel perfectly happy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25
Latest Styles at wcitzcl, GasGins & Co.'S.

We notice some of our streets are In very
delapidated condition, although large sums OF
money are annually expended upon them, they
require repairing every season. This should be
avoided, and We believe if the proposition made
by several individuals Of this place, for the Bo-
rough to give its credit for the loan of fifty thou
sand dollars for ten years, provided they ad
vance the same amount, to erect furnace, and
they then Ill up our streets, wonld be decided
advantage and would save hundreds OF dollars
annually. The citizens should take the matter
into serious consideration and Instruct the Bo
rough Council in the matter.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25
Business Notices.

IT STANDS TO REAsoN.--Pcople will go where
they buy the best goods for the least money, and
in the clothing line they do that at Wanamaker
& Browns Oak Hall. 1t is no wonder then that
Oak Hall is the business place in Philadelphia.
TIE Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of
New York, gives registered policies, feature
that should not be overlooked. When you want
insurance get insured in the metropolitan.
l.. NJ. YoDER, Agent.
THE Croquet Shoe, novelty, elegant and com
Portable, at the Regulator.
PIANOS AND ORGASs.-The subscriber, agent
for the best Pianos and Organs 10 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. B. Masser has been re-
opened, and some one will be constantly in at
tendance. New music, Violin strings, Picture
frames, Paintings, Chromos and Lthographs,
will be furnished at the very lowest prices. Pl-
amos, Organs and other musical instruments,
are not only warranted In quality but to be much
cheaper than any sold by irresponsible travelling
pedlars.
IIoRsEs AT PUBLIC sALE.-Flneen head OF
horses will we sold at the United States Hotel,
in Milton, on Saturday 25th inst. Several pair
Of these horse. are closely mated credit OF
sixty days will be given, or two per cent of for
| cash. J. II. WILSON,
suoEMAKERs' materials for manufacturing, at
the Regulator.
Look out for the Spring styles OF Boots and
ShoOs aI the Excelsior. W. II. Miller Il al
ready preparing to laying 10 the largest stock
ever brought here. Can't 80 amss at his Store
TO get the latest style as we'll as the best mate
rial, Every kind of men's, women's aud ehlldren',
make ON hand,
tLOsISG rRIcEs or pEiiAnS x hRo,, 40 3
I TuIKD sTRUEF, ,PHILADELFuIA.---a0 0'oloeK, y. n
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Correspondence.
fFoR rur SuSBuRY hMER1CAN.l

Among some very valuable documents sept
me by Samuel Wright, Esq, of Columbia,
great grandson of Capt. John Lowdon, the pro-
prictor of Northumberland, and one of the first
settlers of Butlaloe Valley, found the following
letter, written by a celebrated lawyer of your
place, Charles Wcitze, ESQ.,, which, beside itS
historical Importance, will interest many of your
readers from the fact that his descendants are
among you. 1t is written in the splendid chiro-
graphy OF the lawyers of the Olden time, when
probably they had time to write well. Lawyers
of the present day have not. | copy II without
any alteration OF punctuation or otherwisei
SUNBUEY, Goth April, l775.
Gentlemen The time is at hand, when the
spirit of Americans, that love liberty or conStitu-
tional principles, will be put TO the trial. What
has been, by them in their different resolves
avowed, must perhaps at last be put in execution.
The late ala, ming news just received from Eng
land (Which we may depend upon) informs. that
the British Parliament are determined by force
to put in execution every of their Supreme Elicts,
us they stile them, together with their late OPP
prcssive acts, which we have so long and with
so little or no effect hitherto complained of. We
consider 1t absolutely necessary to have general
meeting of the county, in order to form some regu-
lar plan in conjunction with our countrymen, to
give every opposition to impending tyranny and
oppression. either by force or otherwise. The
time of meeting we think will be best the first
day of May next, at Vardike's. near Beaver Run
in Buffalo Valley. We do therefore earnestly
request that you will Immediately receipt
hereof, in the most expeditions manner, notify
the inhabitants of your township of the matter,
and insist on their attendance without fail there
on that day. The place of meeting Is such,
where we cannot expect much accommodation il
will be therefore necessary that every man should
provide for himself.
We are your h'ble serv'ts signed by order OF
the Committee, Cas-. WEGTZEL.
| Directed to John Lowdon, Esq, and Samuel
/ Maclay, in Buffaloe Valley. Vandiks's wHs at
the splendid spring, y mile cast OF the BuiTaloe
Y Roads, on the blckroad from Lewisburg to
Miflinhurg Vandike's old log house still stands.
| II. J. Rshe! lives on the premises.
| Respectfully You're,
| Jous 3. LINN.
| Lewisburg, Pa, March IT, 1871.
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sP.'laI 9siif'D,

IIowAHn sANfIARf AlD ASSOCIATION
IL FoF thf hltf and an ~ thf kfilais sna
tniauunsfe, "a fIlacIl.'fs "a Nhrsllsn fAlianr
lllopg fssags oa tbs tuefs Y feaih, saa lhg
GA tsiAf, aiih tsnilsfy "a a. a. sfilhe
49, llfs, II 1rtlsl cateloles, Aailtaa, HON
AID AssfoiAtloN bss Y, rAlssslkhls
y slaT 'akk
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25
For Dress Goods go to weitzel, Gaslins & Co.

THE Farmers and Horticulturists' Assoca-
tion met March 4, 1871, at o'clock, P. NJ, at
the office of s. Malick, Esq, E. limerick, Chair
man.
The resignation Of DR.. Myers, Recording Sec
rotary was received and accepted. The Doctor
is about to locate In Dauphln county.
The thanks of the Association were rendered
to the Secretary, for the efficient discharge of his
duties from the inception of the organization to
the present period.
An election for Secretary was ordered at next
meeting, April l, at P. NJ, at the Office of s.
Malick, Esq.
Several important questions were referred to
the next meeting. Adjourned.
j. r. CLARK, scc'y, pro TEN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

THE case OF Jacob Schoch who was arreigned
for the murder of Mathew Kearncy, in Shamo-
kin, wac called up last week. but WAS postponed
until next term, on account of nformality in the
proceedings On examination it was found that
the rcnirc, summoning the jury had been issued
without the seal of court.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

The new Lumber Mill of Messrs. Frying,
Bowen and Engcl, will 60 into operation in about
a week, when from so to rs hands win be en-
ployed constantly. The new machinery and fix
lures Of the latest improved style is being put up
hy c. s. Wynn, one of the mort practical wheel
wrights in this part of the State. When finished
this mill will have no superior in the State.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25


THERE is nothing that attracts the attention of
towns and the mode of building. We were forci-
bly, reminded OF this fact a few days since on
visiting the town of Shamokin, where we noticed
some magnificent structures that have been erect
ed on lots. which, few years ago, contained moth
ing but rocks and rubbish. Several of these struc-
lures are worthy of note, as they show that a
more than ordinary enterprising spirit is prevail
ing in that place. Among them we notice one
erected by Mr.. May during the last year which
is almost completed and will be occupied by the
first of April. We did not ascertain It's dimen-
sions, but found it to contain three store rooms
and telegraph office in the basement story,
quite number of offices the second floor, and
two large halls on the third floor. These rooms
are all well arranged for business purposes, COM
Portable and neat. The exterior of the building
makes very imposing appearance, being located
on elevated point, it attracts the attention OF
travellers over both the railroads passing through
that place.
Another fine dwelling house has been compile
ted by r. Fagely, Esq, on Sudbury street, which,
for convenience and beauty is not surpassed by
any other in the coal region. The gen,lemanly
proprietor of the National Hotel, W. NJ. Weaver,
Esq, is also engaged In making quite an exten.
tcnsve improvement. The old wooden structure
is about being removed to make room for four
story brick building When finished, il will be
the larges, hotel in the coal region. a number
OF smaller buildings are being erected in that
town which goes to prove that Shamokin is not
to be retarded in its improvements by the de-
preston OF financial matters throughout the
country.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

WE were pleased to see on our streets Ellis
Hyman, conductor of the train on tho P. Il E. R.
r., who WAS injured in the wreck near Watson
town, few weeks ago. He has almost recover.
ed from his injuries sustained on that occasion.
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focal aHairs.

THE GROVER & BAKER and the SINGER
SEWING MACHINES are acknowledged su-
perior to any other now manufactured. Miss
@. Dalius, Market street, this place, is the agent
for the sale of them in this and adjoining coun-
ties. Instructions in sewing given free of charge
TO all purchasers. A lot always on hand. Call
and examine them. ---- l.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

SHERIFF HELLER left on Thursday morning
last for the Eastern Pententiary with six prison.
ers, who were convicted during last weeks court,
and sentenced to that institution.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

IMPORTANT LAW SUIT.-One Of the most i'm
portauI law suits, so Tar as the amount In con-
troyersy is concerned that has ever been tried In
this county, was commenced In court on Monday
last before Judge Wood, who presided Ia place Of
Judge jordan during his recent Illness, II was
an action Of eleetment by wm, !. Greenough,
Esq, ". The Fulton Coal Company, for about
sixteen hundred acres Of coal land, with coal
brcakerf, houses, and other valuable improve
mcuts, iu Coal township, this county, The esti-
mated value of the property, al present, Ia about
one million of dollars. The land was sold about
years slnee as unseated land, BY the Treasurer
of Northumberland county, and vas purchased
by Mr. GTeenOugh for abou. $500, something
over the amount Of taxes assessed un the pTeml
tss, ani vas not, as alieiscd by lhe plalntln
r,irem,i Wlthln the time 'leelhtd by lsw, Hoo
=. u. Paekefan >. W. Comfy, fsqp appeared AZ
soaasel Toe Ar, Gr,enoagh, ani Ihs liou. q, W
WoaisaFi asd frahkln D. Go~en, Esg', ID
Faaaaslpha, anl :. 4. Wolyston, Esq, VI ihi'
3. tss, iof tbs defendants,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

WE are informed that petitions arc in eircula-
tion, and are being numerbusly signed to have
Second street opened to Caketown.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

THE Good Tcmplars re-orgauized on Saturday
evening last, with the following principle officers:
W. c. T., 4. n. Drice; Chaplain, Rev. s, j. Mil
lilien; w. V, T., Emma Gossler; Treasurer,
Mrs. NJ. Z. Eisely; W. F. s., Adelia Gossler; W.
S.. Emory Bruucr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

WE refer our readers to the advertisement OF
the new mercantile firm, composed of Weitze,
Gaskns & Co. They are about opening large
stock of spring goods which will not be surpass-
ed either in quality or beauty anywhere.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

The Coleman CHILDREN ARE CoMISa.-Ths
Juvenile troupe will give two of their entertain
ments in this place, on Monday and Tuesday
evenings, in the Opera House. Their entertain
ments will consist of domestic dramas, comedies,
farces, burlesqucs, abounding with music, sing
ing, dancing, banjo solos, duets, &c. The ages
of these children range between six and twelve
years. They are the youngest and most talented
children that have ever attempted dramatic per-
formauces on public stage. They are highly
recommended both by the clergy and the rress.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

The second anniversary of Eastern Star Lodge,
No. l43, X. of p, was celebrated In their hall,
in this place, on Wednesday evening last. A
large number of ladies were in attendance and
everything passed of in most agreeable man
ner. Addresses were delivered by Gen. Jno. X.
Clement and Rev. - Hcmpery, after which
refreshments were served aud music discourscd
by the Sudbury Orchestra until about 1917
o'clock, when all parted for their homes.
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See wel,sel, Gasklus X Co.'S New shawl..

How TO HEEP SiIuArIos.-It Is sad time
Just now for many who depend upon their sala-
Ties for the support Of themselves and their fami
les. So many mon are thrown out Of employ
ment because the timVs are so dull their seryi-
ees are not needed In stores OF workshops. But
some men and boys are always retained. DO you
know who are the fortunate ones They are
those who are most useful to their employers
those who do their work most thoroughly, aud
are the most oblgng and economical. Those
young men who watch the time 10 see the Sefy
second their working hour 10 up-who leave, nc
matter what the state may Ne Ia, at precisely the
insIant-who calculate the extra amount the.
eau slight their work, and yet not get repTosei-
who lavish Of their employers goods, will Away
be lae nrst ~ receive nollce ihal llines afs dul
and their services are no longer waited. What
ever yogr situation, lay ID dosn as foundaIloi
ruls lhat you Sill be ''fahhfal Ia that which q
least" riek up the loose nails, bite " t~ine
clean wFappsF, aud pat gaem Ia IhslF places b'
ready 10 lhFow IA aa odd bali hogT % aa honr'l
liue, shsn u will 10 aH accommodation, aas
/ doat sssla % aaks merit ~ u, Make yoaF
sglf inilipeasasls 10 blai, aad Ls sill less aaal
ef the opposite klad esl0Fs hs Wni patl wii
klm,
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and examine them. ..r..

N. F. Lightner's Regulator. Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Leather and Shoe Findings.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

las laFss Deg 0ooas sloIs sf .. Eskman a
Co., ga 1as eoIasf " Azikfi asa fesHh slIssis,
has laislI hesa palshassa ~ hsssgs, 0sss aua
kssfgl, sho as sessi laslss ls,ssssiiaH, "a
pss asas sIs sslsiisnssa y lhs Eslsseills bsfi-
ts7, sEa bslns gseglsmss ssil seasalslsa IA
lhls soansslig, sii Va sssti asss lsIss shais
~ lsilessss, AE ksks,sa, us ssassslssa, u
tssis q sslslilsk : 49, slsgs - FsiF nossi, "
vffs Asslsis tssashlF
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY MAP.-The publi-
cation of this valuable map will be delayed for q
month or two on account Of procuring the correct
surveys of the new towns sprnginG up in the
coal region--Gowen City and Hefenstein. The
map will be issued about May or June. In the
meanwhile, those who have not already become
subscribers had better secure copies.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

GENERAL Accident Insurance can be had at
the office o: Jacob Shipman, Market St., or at
the r. r. Depot, Sunbury, Pa, for any length of
time, from twcnty-four hours, to one year, COW
ering the Insured against all kinds of accidents,
whether it happens while travelling, the street,
in the store, office, mill work shop, or in any
Of the lawful and usual ayocations of life.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

Mr.. $. \. ALEXANDER, Master Mechanic of
the y. c. r. W. shops, is giving lessons in
drafting to young men connected with the shops.
lie is thoroughly acquainted with the scientific
and theoretc rs well as the practical part of his
business, and his instructions to these young men
will no doubt be very beneficial. Much good will
result from the conrse pursued by Mr.. Alexander
in having the young men around him to spend
their evenings 10 learning that which ia useful to
them, Instead of lounging around the corners OF
streets and in Restaurants.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25
DesSorUiiOM.

TT1HE partnership heretofore existing between
n 5. b. Boyer and W. j. Wolverton, in the
practice of law, has been this day, (March 9Th,
lSIl,) dissolved by mutual consent.
S. B. BOYER,
w. j. WOLVERTON.
Sunhury March IL 1871
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

We refer our readers to the advertisement in
another column of A. Boudrou's greatest dis
covery of the age. The article advertised has
been thoroughly tested and is pronounced the
best ever offered to the public. As will be seen,
it is warranted, which alone proves that it is no
humbug. Thousands of dollars have been real
lied where known. Those who have used the
liquid will not do without it. Being an article
that stands upon its own merits it is destined to
become useful in every family. Agents who intro
duce it mud no difficulty in selling large quanti-
ties.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

Hos, 5saEs y, hsAKs, hayoF of the fily of
waferslfr, Maze, asi sppsTiRleaAsal u .ss 1 40
CAS- Works, sas i.ialiy lsiaIca by sas eEplo'
tias, De- ~, slsi fisi issui bic lslsHss 90 sks
igh. NJ hlsks pss cas- a Gus iaosi Fatlls
splslsa sai IeFslsE sllistas ~ Aessss,sg, ssa
81 desih ssf slagly eesfasA he hsla Esns
f.i sss.sset IellsT ~ sh.eoo n ths fFssslsgs
isssssss csassaG saa sAs Felis, sss Fsla
issHsff ~
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PRICES REDUCED
AT TIE
Mammoth Boot & Shoe Store
ELI MILLER,
In c. d. Smi,h's Room, Queen street, one doc
East of the Post onlce,

NTIT 70 J T--F-N
For E.mra Bools, 20 a. III Mu.er's Boot and
shoe store. They aIe sold, Best Cali al 80.
For French Calf Boots, 80 10 III Miiler's, only
90 To Sll per pair.
For Boots, shoes and Galtets, at lowest pos,l-
bic prlccs, 60 to III Nillvr's, On Queen Street,
For an kinds Of Cum Boots aud Shoes, call Al
I'll Aulrf's,
For iad.,s' Gum Oyershoes, see fne assort-
meet at f.i tlilrs.
Tor al. kiui. uf Ca',dfenh Shoes, 90 sui eX-
amiue E.i Nllrr's ilf- e assortment,
fuI anything lu tug hppt aul rhoe linc, call
aud cNamiuc Fii Mllrls storA before purchasing
elsewhere 10 you wlah % 81 lrsg-c.ass, az the
lowest prces.
Jan. 2. '7l-sep, s, '1O,-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

Doors and Shoes for the community, at popu-
lar prices, at the Regulator.
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Lewisburg, Pa, March IT, 1871.

GENTS fine French Calf, Box-toe Boots, stitch
ed bottom, at the Regulator.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

OFFICERS rssrAtLED. .--on Monday evening
last, p. G. p, s. b. Boyer, acting as Grand
Patriarch, assisted by P. C. p Emf wilvert
Patrarchs Z. NJ. Bucher, Jas. NJ. Farrai Jacot
Rem, A. Mautz and John Clark, acting retpec
lively as Grand High PiiOst, Grand Senior Wnr
den, Grand Junior Warden, Grand Inside Sent
mel and Grand Outside Sentinel d6srn1hd tn,
following officers of Fort Augusta Encampmeut
No. l40, 1. o. Of o. F., of Sunbury,to serve dur
ing the ensuing term: i- ~
c. P.-Jncob Shipman. q. t,, ui
". P.-J. NJ. Bartholomew.
S. W.-lCalyin Woodcock. WlT
Scribe.--A. N. Brce. 5' % '.f'
Treas.-Val. Dictz. '.-
L. I.S.-Benj. Landaw,
O.S.-Andrew Dieffenderfer,
Guide.-E. NJ. Buchcr.
1st W.-John A Bucher. .-
Cd W.-Wm. Mockert. ..,. ....-.
Sd W.-Henry Clement.
4th W.--Jas. Farra. '.I
Gds. Of T.-Jacob Rem and John CLARK.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25

TuIKD sTHuEF, PnILADELFuII.--a o'elogK, y. n.
March 2a, 1871.
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WE noticed about north since the arrest OF
Wills Mccormick, who was charged with numer-
GUS robberies committed in this place during the
past year, amounting to some 81, 900 or $1,000.
large amount of the plumber, consisting OF
merchandise, &c., was found in his possession
few weeks since the community was startled
with the fact that Mccormick had been released
on giving ball In the sum of $500. OF course, 20
one who had any knowledge of legal proceedings
expected that Mccormick would appear. That
he was connected with a gang of confederhtes,
who were able and willing to pay three times
$500 If necessary, was also apparent. When the
case came before the Grand Jury, that body was
Informed that Mr.. Mccormick had forgotten his
promise to be present, and 1t would therefor be
advisable to ignore the bill, as no one appeared
against him. The Jury, however, represented
the facts to the court, and Judge Wood sent for
some of the absent victims, upon whose testi-
mony true bill was found against Mccormick.
OF course, the counsel of Mccormick, rs well as
the District Attorney, who has in charge the
'peace and dignity of the Commonwealth" and
all others connected with the proceedings which
resulted in his release deeply regretted his strange
and unaccountable conduct, in not appearing as
he was bound to do according to law. But the
victims and officers have accepted the situation
of affairs with the utmost resignation, lamcntng
the instability OF all things human. In the mean
time six others were tried and convicted for
stealing cattle, and other ungentlcmanly practi-
ces, and were therefore conveyed to the peniten-
tiary this week by Sheriff Heller. As they had
belonged to no outside organization, whose duty
it is to aid their unfortunate chums in the hour
of danger and afiliction, they had no right to ex-
pect anything else. The statue of justice is
sometimes represented as blind. AS true SYM
Dol, II should be both lame and blind.
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IIUN. 4. JUNThN. TTtsIuVLt'
C. A. REINiENsNYDER see'y, Sunbury.
DIRECTORS:
Ex-Gov. James Pollock, Hon. C. j. Bruner,
Solomon Stroh. WIN. Brinde, Soloman Shipe,
John A. shissler, DR.. d. 7. Krebs, Dr. David
WaldCOn.
March II, 1S7l.-ly.
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ALL Rubber Wear, at nauufacturers' prices
at the Regulator.