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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

uowARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION.
N For the Relief and Cure of the Erring and
Unfortunate. on Principles Of Christian Philan-
thropv. Essays on the Errors OF Youth, and the
Folies of Age. in relation to- MARRIAGE and So
DIAL EvILs, with sanitary aid for the aiiitcc
Soni free. in sealed envelopes, Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box 2, Philadelphia.
Pa mny7 '7O-fv
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MrssRs. s. o. REED * Bro, of Lower Angus
"a have become the purchasers OF J. II. Eugel's
store in this place, who will continue tho bust
utss at the old stand.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

OuR neighbors Of Northumberland are about
erecting school house which Will scarcely oe
surpassed by any in central Pennsylvania.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

SEVERAL valuable properties in this place have
lately changed proprictors. Tic Gray pro-
pcrty, on Walnut street, owned by Mr. Sayidge.
has been purchased by A!cxandcr Boyd, Esq,
fO- the sum Of Sc 500.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

HEpIC. C.TIoN.--The basement of the Baptist
church, nc Watsont0wn, will be dedicated To Al
mighty God, ON sunday, the 2Gth inst. Dstin-
gushel c,cr-ynen will be present. The public is
coriially invited to attend.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

VIZ notice that g. b. Boyer, Esq, of this
place, was on motion OF Henry Kceue, ESD, ad-
miL,el to practice at the various courts o! Phila-
dyphia. Air. Boyer is one Of our most mtustri-
Gus aud, persevcring lawyers in this section Of
the STATE. Our friends who may have cases in
IN, city courts gor t.ial, will find il advantage
" emr.ny MIN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

THE brick yard owned by BENZ. Hendricks at
the lower end of town, has been purchased by
Juhu 3. LcnEer Esq, of this place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

An Editor is the man who reads tho ncwspa-
pers, writes articles any eubject, talks to all
who call, is blamed for hundred things which
are uobody's business but his own, helps 20 get
into office (who forget all about it aiterwards0
and frequently gets cheated out Of rhalf his earn
ngS. He works and does more to build up a
town than any other body, and the old fogies are
3eneitted therepyi yet they will say that the ed
Tors paper is OF no account, will not advertise
or take the paper, tut win borrow it.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

EXCursioN tickets to Richmond and return
good for so days-are now sold 10y J. Shipman,
ticket agent at this place, at greatly reduced
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

WE notice that the Masonic Hall is about being
converted into offices. We also learn that the
Dsp.ocrdt office is to be removed to one Of the
rooms.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

Il" spsse ,' Af ,'l,..l..|'' -. =. .'
i.fHtaf. inllHI lIlaH, ID 4 aiHFH I.l4.Ift ~
ssslNtf i4 natf asssa a. th t.aa .aH fI.
ilt .sfa nfa Aafl HhH H..aU i. tf
f.s4 q foIf a ~ Effffs N.s a.l Il.f ni
.'.ss its..l,.' sa,.a4l., .,e tias
laN 4 0sHi Hffiff. Affnat Nf.s.HI. Az
falflt nltAiaa ihf FlNlfH lfiHI eNI N.aHl "a
lIfif Hif Iuh Ahh A Aflnih.
lfa rfsih - AZ tHaa, Niianttsra4I 4. n
haf ~ $40 30
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

A A,osCIHt naH sISga by the Tttmslas Br-s
~ rlruoa, ou saturday aul N1alal evenings, DO.
u. Ns.au.. n.u, t.s rH.s. ln.F slt,uaiu-
w..ia $500. oi iH. uus1i snru Ia tbs p.srg iuI "a
iaus iims. ihr Nan op lhsT ast ,,suias sas
IIup arl HH.l suH au iul.I.Heat suI..Hrs.
lh.'I asus sul rriialuaG,.l aals af ilr alr,
..t-ls,l4 ues tisH'j tgp0riHei 4uHu.4uf
Hu.. On aha t.,e.ai n.'f. aita,.l ,lar,ui
H iHf aH e, nfIa lh.l $50 a4 i4.A 4f.a
glaalelI.as.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

NEW ARRANGEMEST.-Th Ring have become
somewhat troubled in regard to getting the Au-
dlor's Report in shape for the eyes Of the public
They are at a loss how to manage TO account for
that S9i,O 900. The $50 900 reported in las; years
report as remaining Ia the hands Of tax col,cc-
tors, and the laying Of another tax Of 10 mills on
the dollar, making over S54 900 morc has got TO
be an clrpnaa, thrlr hands. Every effort is he
Ing made 90 strt'gl'en mp this matter Even a
prominent wou.d-be Republican Is consulted
weekly as TO the course 20 Doe pursued TO help
them out Of their dilemma. =, -lan-e has also
been brought about as b. tAo,r Crd.datos for the
next campaign. The candidate fogtL4 Legislature
from Upper Augu-ta, has been consulted Ia re-
gard 10 swing way 60 reward the avitor f,um
the Coal Region, II he succeeds m sgrai-u,ea.a, I,
up thi, mammoth affair of the "Rlng' of 'lat
S9i 600.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

ROASTED GoAr.-A goat belonging to family
in the Seventh ward was in the habit OF using
neighbours bake oven as Il state-room, where he
found comfortable shelter ut night from the
chilling winter blasts, On Tuesday evening the
owner of the oven had occasion to use it, and
went to work, partially filling it with wood
which he kindied, and then went into the house
On returning again in company with his wife,
who carried the bread and pics which had been
prepared for the oven, their olraetorics we're ov-
ercome with an odor vastly dllercut from that
arising from burning hemlock. 1t was fumes of
burning flesh, and, o horrors, could il ao one
of the children 7 The very thought caused one
loud screech Of agony, followed by lively
scratching among the Goals and ashes in the ov-
en-. At last the man drew forth the cause of the
excitement, the black and charrcd carcass of Mrs.
McCoy's goat. The affair created much mcrrl-
ment il ,ho neighborhood, while Mrs. Mccoy be-
waits the less Of her pct.-!Scrantot Re,n,5!icGn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

a hta raiff IL ssNI tHs FH.tttl0H. il
f..IHi s" fssf IN hsH haik IA aN .t. alr
..'I HiirHl.'H A. Ne. frHftn.H. +. ab.h n sll ~
-iff Pa F'tiHff ifl "Iaf saE aNh the ftH y
HiIH1IHs li fHlIH aiHaHl ~ inhslHsiI,H =.
u fshlrN iH atfi H By gfitf d Hshe IH,
thtft lus ri tfHtisl IHtlfsl ~ ftiatllf, So
'iiHaaHs I.lNIaa mslttI - NfsIih. tin. ..|
lliH e ifaH.I.tHi haiHff ktfh Hnnlff sIII N
a 0Hl.IH tlaif slHisa lef itE Nsnlii saa IA
"a ielaaf aalhtT lha nIiaI r tI44.f 49,
tltifHl ihf lstsslt a. q a. 4. ltai a
= fAs 81 \ fpik,
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and Refuse IiquUrs Gortc- IL, rliceG aaA sweet
cned please the taste, called Ton.cs, -" arpctz-
rr3'' ECsioICr',' SC, thct lead the tpTlsr to
drunkenness and ruin, but arc true Medicine made
from The Native Roots aul Herbs of California, cscc
frmIn ,Ii Alcoholic Stj.nalHuin. They a-o tic
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER RrG 4 LINE
GIVING PRINCIPLE p-rr-et EcucNstos end
Lvigorator of the System, carrying on 81! po5cro-J
matter aaG restoring tnC t!pCd 10 t,G.L csaL.:.1t
10 person tale t-sso I!..eT5 ccvo4- - Lig-c-
zion aud rCuG!a long u1s ell
;-iG0 w!!lbs gN.af.ycG l-ccrs,l, CO. r-sv!.cl
tho bones arc not destroyed - -.-'gti raAca =:
other means, G"L 4c Wa! ~Es s43 s.t,G - so ..5
point q reu.!..
For Inaamr..tcFy Eud CAcCric EA2S1sa-
tism uud G!oEi, 5syr,v.. "a, - .s...'s--@.s,,
DiiiCns, ltti@.iLt a.. L.s: ,-s-.s s.-.. - SseI1
Disease. oI TIE !.:EsE l.I-lb - -s.. =, s..-d
EIaGGCr, t4,.C I..jIl- 90. t.s- -.,,. '-c-,s5-
~. Such i.i,g-s,- --e tag.-t - El..s-el
EInod, which Is r-aCs.,lJ Ilo1-c-- = ScEs- ~c..-.
9. to D..Csl,," SrsG@s.
IL .-FIl':;EA OR iES"IGN, Iocl
Rcl., 4.l Ia the sAoI!GCr5, 'ousas -. sas-l e. so
CAgst, p,.z.Gsss, soLr E.aotst.5-s Ct s.c s-l--2a
L. :..' - t..J Eou.h B.!.o-l LttaSs7, L~gi.-S-A
CT l.u .,.-t, Inflammation ci tic LEsrs, F1. il e.
rcz!..-I ot the kiCrrs and alurtr-l C--cr u-Lisl
g.. t-l.s, az tho O(aI g.ugsu G!sIcQais.
ID gi-NCorat1 The stomach Had atimulAto rle . p
It'.Ttrs-d bowels which render taell ofuascu4'l-i
Ci-c-c - cleans .ug tie h''2H Of ali lmyu-t.-3. rni
IupGrtin7 life a-l ,7r to tuo whole S. stem.
IOE SKIN EtSEtEs.-l ITupUU.s, ct 2 s.!
I.hcuni, EocleS Spots timpits ustulcs Eoils, C7r
bunclcs, Ling Worms, l,Elol.tAI S-ry E.cs ETys!p
elias, Itch, ScurN, IsccloIuEoGs Of The SIKH NgCCsi
cud Dir aEc3 Of the sL.n OF whatever nature
literally dug up G2d cGJIi1d cut Of tic system IA
short time by the Of tLt.s R.- ec2. Ono tctuo IN
such caec3 viii convince TIC Llc.t i-cECl1!ogs Ct cr
curative eject
Cleanse IIc Nitglod Blood Whenever you lGd its
impurities bursting through the bu 20 lu,yls5 IsUp
onS or ScrOs cleanse Il hen ycu ind ~ Ce.tructed
ald sluggish IA tic yCsi s, arse il |Nca it Is foul
and your feelings will tCl YOU vEsn Keep the blood
pure and the health OF the 81 atrm WA follow.
TN, TtrE aad other WORMS, lurking IA tie
system OF 90 many thoa aids, are CGoCLus.ly destroy
cl aud removed. For fun directions, raal carefully
the circular around each bottle, p-i-.-d Ia four ea-
GuaaCs-ELSlsh, German, L aAG sgsL-r.
}. .|A-EEE, Proprietor. &c.,. MCDONALD :: CO..
Druggists and Gen agents, san Francisco Cali.
Gad s. cad 81 Commerce Street, New York.
- SOLD Dy ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALEEs.
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TO the Community at Large!
CHANGE At TIE
REG VI OR.

have this day purchased the entire stock,
good wiII and hXtIIrs oi the Regulator Boot,
tHu,, Trunk, Leather and Imliag store, of d, =.
AuLlc, and Iil continue thu Ud-lues- 40 its pre-
seut location, corner room, llauUt's lron Front,
NARKET STREEr, SUNGURY, Pa.
When AaH'ur established arrangements With
tle IuaHlu- manufacturer Of th- rouuty, pro.
Is-e supply iYg tl. mark e with elias, uf work
uIt-tuIl.sl IA Iep-tatuu Tor trp I.ify aud finish,
.t price, ihtt mu-t claim popularity, a spec
rl.ty wil hr made iu th..iuWi. .Hh- of rA1y-
lih..s materials ipr manufacturing
Nasr TatruHa-. solicited,
NJ. LlGnTNEk,
suuhurN Jau, "a, 1874.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

AN ELorEAmNT.--Qossippor have been kept
very busy during the last week in regard to an
elopemeet which lately occurred Ia our town.
The parties oloplng we're Mr.. Paul May, a Ger
man teamster and ostler, and Mrs. Mary Itzel,
wife of Charles Itxel, restaurant keeper In this
place. II appears that eight months ago the par
tie, became acquainted with each other, and
from that time matters did not 20 as smoothly in
Mr.. itzel's family as before, Mrs. Itzlo finding
fault constantly with her husband on the most
triling matters, accusing him Of intldclity, &c.
She made frequent excuses to be away from home,
and became careless, ncglccting her family, and
her husband during hard spell OF sickness.
About three weeks ago she told her husband she
was going to Baltimore with her son, on visit
to friends, and promised to return in week. As
she did not return at the appointed time, Mr.
Itzel wrote to Baltimore, and found that she had
left there on the day appointed to come home,
and that she had proceeded as far as Harrisburg
where she met May by appointment, from whence
they proceeded westward. Since then 1t has been
discovered that she had converted II number Of
articles belonging to the family into money, and
helped May to clothing, aud also taken money
from her husband at different times, besides run
ming up bills at stores for goods which had been
given to May to he carried away with him in his
trunk neccing her husband as much as possible,
while, at the same time pretending that hc was
abusive to her. The plot was evidently laid long
ago for an clopcment. She took with hertheir on
ly child, boy about II years Of age, leaving her
husband without n clue as 20 their whereabouts.
1t is however supposed that they intend locating
somewhere near Columbus, Ohio, or in the State
of Michigan, where they will seek enjoyment
with their ill-gottcu means from her husband.
Mr.. Itzel, who is an industrious and respected
gentleman, is taking the matter very coo)ly, and
thinks it the most fortunate affair that could have
bcfallcn him, as far as she is concerned.
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CIosISG PHIcss or pEll,yrs a nB.., 80 5.
TnED STREET, PHuAuElVmA.-o o'e.a,a, T.. 81,
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wnAr TIE KNranrs OF PYTn1As Anr.-

wHAr THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs iRE.-The
| Order of the Knights Of Pythias is becoming SO
widely spread and prosperous that the public
have a reasonable curiosity TO know something
Of its character. The ritual was first written
and the order worked during the war as bond
of union between army officers. After the war
closed it was rewritten, modified aud thrown
open to the people aud has spread rapidly, par
ticularly In the last two years in the Eastern
States. Its work and intent are very smuar to
those of the Masonic order. Founded on friend
ship, with the famous tale of Damon and Pythios
rs their example, the members aim to relieve tho
suffering, succor the unfortunate, care for the
sick, bury the dead, and give sympathy and ma
terial aid to the widows and orphans of each
other. There are now nearly three hundred ac-
tive lodges in this State, and one in this town.
The complete regolia consists of Il military bat
with plumes, scarlet velveteon sash with silver
fringe, an apron of black velvet handsomely
trimmed in silver, with the emblem Of the order,
knights helmet with the visor down, the let
ters X z. and the initials of the officer, and
sword with elegantly wrought hilt and scarlet
scabbard, the hilt and trimmings being gold for
the officers and silver for the knights aud each
blade bearing the name of the wcarcr. They
have also some complete suits of light arnor,
very curious to look on thesa days.
THE effects of deceased soldiers Of the late war
are now in possession Of the Adj utant Generals
Department at Harrisburg, and may be obtained
by relations or friends on application. Among
the list published in the Harrisburg Telegraph
we lind the following, who, we are Informed,
were from this county:
Bartlett, Charles, 1884 Pennsylvania volun-
teers-empty purse. No clue to residence.
Bellows, John, company b. 9th Pennsylvania
regiment testament, comb, inkstand, two pipes,
pocket book containngtwo medals, ring, button,
key, two songs and three postage stamps, No
clue to residence.
Fisher, Peter Y, company {, 11lst Penn'a
yolumeers-mttcnS, comb, gcn and case, letters,
Testament, pocket boos containing papers and
pens. Mrs. Hannah Fisher (wife) resided at
Shamokn, Pa.
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T|-TT-T Vt "
I.adies' Dress Trimming,

tlIrsts, shirt i.H".f.a.
EYuru.i ipI.,s, A.f.u-nl
Ay.-, fulI 'iug ul
GHtIs PAPER tH|Ia.h and tuHs,
lHl'ta' and Dhuditur llursl, rau. NU.'t
I.IH,TH, tu4lH.I.f, .uI Nrrf.I r.H ..Hr-
~ sUgA.a- -a4 l.....H- ....'E I.H.. ..a.
AhhA lAIt4Il,t
HiHts nu.ms. A..ass rs...t, aa4aa.5r ia.
JsHr fs lsll.
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N.. r.r.. throughout ta. ylsuty tEHui
..H ...H l..f 90 ta. h.m..r1 al.rr b. tb,
.,. .... h.ls, V.,h 4t.m4l auu building
r.....ur. puuled cuytp, -- Northumberland
.f. n.h..rt,
H.. a.,l desires tu Know wlglher the gtiadl
r.l 90 b, upe Imported nou tae wilde of
..... .. n"u ssurhsuua ea..ty
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

THE M,toniGa of last week, says We have
known of the circumstance alluded to IN the fol-
lowing extract, but reirnined from giving it pub
lcity until an invcst!gaton had been made. But
as the matter has got into the public prints, we
can harm no one by giving it to our readers. We
understand that MIR. Suyidgc has ob>oned bal,
and VIC trust he will clear everything ups
"Thc Es3gcr s,tys that Samuel A. Savidgc, q
member of the bar Of Northumberland county,
has been bound over by Usitcd States Commits
sioncr Craig Biddc on the charge Of passing
forged or altered obligations Of the United
States with intent to dcfraud, Defendant was
the attorney for Mary Miller, whose son, Ahra-
ham, was killed in the war, and was authorized
to act for her in procuring her pension money.
The allegation is that he obtained from the post
office Government checks, which were made pay
able to her order, and forged the endorsements
upon them, thereby obtaining the money and re-
tiiRiug she most of II until u check for a small
amount fell into the hands of MIR. Miller, whicl.
set on foot an inquiry tEat resulted in discover
Ing that checks to She amount of about 5000 had
hc,u forwarded To her and paid. il is further al
lcdgeG that after this she received 500 from the
accused, and ignorautjy made her mark 10 a re
ccipt acknowledging payIaent Of all monies due
her by defendant.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-11

MAD DoG.-We have bcen.informed by W. S.
Snyder, Of Upper Augusta township, that spot
ted hound passed his place on the 18th of Decem-
Der last, and bit three dogs, one belonsingto Mir.
S. Riland, and two TO Mr.. Suyder. Mr.. Snyder
Immediately dispatched one of his dogs, but the
other being II Newfoundland, and great filvo-
rite Of the family, he kept him tied for two
weeks. The dog not showing any symptoms of
hydrophoba during that time, lie left him run as
usual. = few days after he bit one Of the chill
dreu, but no attention was paid to it. On Satur-
day last he bit another Of the children on the arm,
but fortunately the clothing WAS too thick to do
any injury. In the afternoon, Mr. Leescr pass
ed with two dogs, when he sprang at them, and
bit both, which was something unusual, and
winch aroused suspicion that all was not right,
but he though! he would leS him run until morn
ing before he would fsstcn him. That uight the
family were awakened by the dog attempting TO
force himself into the house by running against
the door ana windows. Mr. Snyder arose and
watched lis movements, and found that the dog
had the worst form OF spasms, frothing and Bit
ing everything he came in contact with. lie
thcn got his gun, and shot the dog from an up
per window. Mr.. Snydcr states that the dog
made every effort to get at the cattle in the sta
BE, which he had the procauion to shut up Sc
curely in the evening. He describes the spasms
of the dos ms being terrible in the extreme.
He also states that the dog that had bitten
his dogs had travelled as far as the Mahanoys
before he was killed. Amy person hsving the
least suspicion of their stock or dogs hayngbecn
bitten, had better kill them at once, and not run
the risk Mr.. Snyder did. Mr.. Snyder was in
town ON Tuesday last, consulting with our ply.
scians to the course to pursue in regard TO the
case Of the first of his children that wLs bitten.
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j lIollopctcr, Watson'n
J l. schooly, do
G Harrison, Sunbury
J II Mccormick, Milton
S Pepper, MI Carmel tp
Jacob Sheets, Sudbury
" Clark, Low Augusta
John Deepen, Jackaon
John Ditzlcr, Turbut
IL II Raker, Xerbe
b f Adams, Sham bO
! zimmerman, do tp
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for the sale of them in this and adjoining coun-
lies. Instructions In sewing given free of charge
20 all purchasers. a lot always on hand. Call
aud examine thom.
OuR neighbors of Northumberland are about
erecting n school house which will scarcely he
surpassed by any in central Pennsylvania.
WE regret to state that the Hon. Alexander
Jordan, President Judge Of this District, has been
,oufrcd 10 his room for several weeks past on
account Of severe sickness 1t is hoped, how
ever, that he will speedily recover 30 he may be
allr to attend to business.
CoNMlrTBD.-Charles Weaver, noticed in our
last issue, as hayiug stolen money from Messrs
Gibson Is Furman'7 shoe store, 10 the Goth ult.,
was arrested on Wednesday morning last while
sleeping in the depot at this place, and commit
ted to prison.
A rRorRACrED meeting has been in progress
at the Rash Baptist church, near Snyiertown,
several weeks past. spirited awakening has
taken place in that vicinity, and large number
have come forward and given themselves over to
Christ's church. The meeting has been conduct
ed by Rev. j. +. Bush, pastor Of che church, aud
Rev. Geo. J. Brcnsngcr, of this place.
PARTIES visiting Washington city will bear in
mind that the st. James Hotel, near the Capitol,
is one Of the mos, pleasant places to stop at in
that city. See card on first page of this paper.
Excursion tickets to Richmond and return
good FOR 80 days-are now sold 10y j. Shpman,
ticket agent at this place, at greatly reduced
rates.
MrssRs. 5. o. REED x Bro, of Lower Angus
"a, have become the purchasers OF J. II. Ensers
store in this place, who will continue tho bust
SIS at the old stand.
WE notice that the Masonic Hall is about being
converted into offices. We also learn that the
D,p4ocidt office is to be removed TO one Of the
rooms.
SEVERAL valuable properties in this place have
lately changed proprctors. Tic Gray pro-
pcrty, on Walnut street, owned by Mr.. Sayidge.
has been purchased by Alexander Boyd, Esq,
for the sum Of Sc 300.
nEpIC.rIoN.--The basement of the Baptist
church, no Watsoutown, will be dedicated To Al
mighty God, ON sunday, the 2Gth inst. Distin-
gushed clcrsylncn will be present. The public is
curiaily invited to attend.
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W., no,,oo ,,o, y poyor T., o, ,,,s
r,oce WA. M. motion or rr,nry Kcsnc. P.o.. nd
nir.al ~ rr,c,f,, NJ bc yI,io,s courts of ppiyo-
dylphio. sir. Boyer is one of our most intustri-
Gus and. perseyerla,. LAWYERS in this section of
the STATE. Opr friends who may have cases in
IN. city court. FOR trial will find il An advantage
to rnr.oy him.
VIZ notice that Miss Caroline Dslius paf taken
IA" agency for the Domestic Sewing Machines.
Those machia,s are considered frst-class, and
we TIRE glad to see that they have fallen into such
Experienced hands to be Introduced in this COM
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