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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-08

FATAL AccIDENT.--on Monday afternoon ln,t,
m accident occurred in the r tc +. Il. Il. yard,
this place, which resulted IN the death Of one Of
the employees on that road. After the local
freight ;rAin had come in, the hrAkguen got out
OF the caboose and were standing ON side track,
and as several locomotives were passing at the
time they did not notice the one coming up OIL
the track upon which they were standing until It
was almost upon them. Two OF the brakemen
escaped, while the third, a Mr.. Aaron Searfous,
,'yas knocked down and run over by the "Dinky"
and caboosc, decorating his right leg fro,r hip
20 the ankle, tearing the lesh and crushing L In
terrible manner. lie was brought TO town for
surgical treatment, aud Land on the pave
ment at DR.. +. l.. IlaUpt's office, uuaceompanied
by any O. The officers Of the road, and being n
stranger In the place, and having 10 boarding
house here, hc was placed upon seitec on the
pavement, and such assistance rendered by Dr..
Iiaupt he could give until the company's physi-
cian Dr.. Angle arrived, who took him Ia charge.
The wounds were, however, Of too serious u
character for any operation, and proved fatal
about two hours after his arrival. Ills remalus
were taken TO Wayne Station, Clinton county,
where he l,ay,s wife and eve children TO
HlbulA hsh lg'ts his ctdllols was tlHotA hu
entire stranger here, aud II was thought very
inhuaau on the part OF the officials In the yard,
20 have him sent here aud not any one accom-
panying him to make provision Tor lis keeping,
or seeing that he was properly cared for, Ilav,
ing been eft upon the side walk helplsss, he was
kindly taken charge of and cared tot BY strangers
who knes not who he MAS OF where he cams
nom, until Mr., J,mcs McDe,ltt, ylshl clerk IL
the yard, hsATi VI the accident who came st once
60 bis aid aud procured for the suAsrei
place sAere Do could b. cared f0T. ",
have heard suusligHph!e celala,pl oa abe sHhJrci
~ Railroad Conpang, pgs iling places In eas,
u accidents 10 thslF c'nploless, and h oceufs 1,
Ne that if rooms wsTe %, lel aud Furnished fol
such puTose, u would be- q grsgt sailsfaellol
60 an int,stiei 90 gaos 'ttal lhsy had plae,
pfosiasd Tor them IN casss lac llhs, whra asa,
lroIa laslT fsgulaT houirs, lhgIs ass aslle .
nlulhsr Of lhe smpluyses of r,iiTsads sl,a a.,
'imila'ly thaatci aal sho baaTl vhh lhs
f.s,ills. ~ ons cad " lhs roai, liklag thsi
meals Wih lhsm shlls aa dslY, slssilgs IA Ga
haasss ala rHslHs boases, IN ofdsfto sa,s thai
slFuitgs iVT lhaf iapiisi, ant shsh ghsy lnsr
viih "a aeslispt sls lsssa u " sans asa a
psssel, W. lsh o. isks efIs f,fihsnsslvs, Z iss
issy raa' Hhsf - "a : iEssn sSpsess lhs ~.
aAhm ~ msny ssntg ssa goa lasa, " t.ss
ei irll i1sii, saslf a. tsseh lmpgoFsa sui Eff
- 30 See 's'stnTsffrf rsfsi ~.
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foUScn rHocEgDISGs.-SrSBr April 4tli,
ls7l.--Council met, Chief Burgess Helm In the
chair. Members present, Greenourh, Hill,
Bourne, Wi!vcrt, Ligh,uer, Friling, Rem, Pur-
sci, Cooper and CAdwallader. Minutes OF last
meeting read approved. ..r. ......
p The Chief Burgess appointed the following
committee TO serve for the ensuing year, viz:
Finance Committcc.-Wm. /. Greeuough, Geo.
Hill and ThossCoorer. 'ia
Pavement and Sidewaiks.-J. W. Friling, T.
Cooper and Geo. Cadwalladcr.
Streets and a!leys.---J. Bourne, y. F. Lghtncr
and Geo. Harrison.
River Bank.-Emauuel wilvert, J. Bourne and
Thos. Purscl.
Grave Yard.--Juo Bourne, Geo. Harrison and
Jacob Rem.
Borough Charter and Borough Ordinance
Geo. Fill, ]. ". Friing and Jacob Rem.
Bridges and IIighways.-N. T., Lightner, F,
Wlvert and Geo. Cadwallader. ..t..
The report OF Auditors Of Sunbary School Dis.
trct was oricr.d TO be read, and on motion ac
eepted. On motion, ResolssG, that the Schoo
Directors be requested to make out u full state
ncut of the transactions of the financial coud
and unpaid, and amounts of indebtedness, and
amounts outstanding, and fines on Justce',
Dockels Belonging to the Scho ol fund, and hav,
same published on or before the FIRST Of Ma,
next.
Petition o. citizens of4he Borough Of Sunbur,
to open End street, was presented and ordered q
be read. On motion referred 10 committee OF
streets and aleys.
Bill Of VIM. T. Engleman FOR $40 for letting
water out Of Basin. On motion, referred to th
committee on river bank.
Bill of f. c. Eisely for sl6 90 for hauling
/ ground. On motion, referred to the Chief Bur
| CESS for investigation.
| l.. Masser Bucher was elected Treasurer, an
/ Solomon Weaver Tax Collector for the ensuing
| year.
On motion, Rs,olpsd, That the following take
be levied for the year 1871, upon the county as
sessment and valuation for this year poor Ia,
a. the rate Of mills road tax at the rate OF /
mills, and borough tar at the rate OF 10 mill
upon each dollar Of such valuation.
op Rs.lSn, adjourned.
| ]. X. KEEPER, Clerk.
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J, X. KrEyrR, Clerk.

ABorf sanF weeks ago man called at the
residence vf Mr. John Pursel, Of Lime Ridge,
about midnlgh, epd Informed him that his bro
ihsr living near Mlllvilie was at the point OF
death aud requested his Immediate Prrsenee. lie
said Iha, he could not 20 before laorning. Early
next moruiug hs 50, out Tor Mlllyille aud found
went TO LaPorle, Sullivan eoanly, - attend 10
sninr business aileT which he TstuTned To hia
brothers. lie lsii his LsTS'ssldsaee ln sTdsr
10 return home aud since then ts has no. been
heard from, search has bsel nlade bgl 20 traces
up 20 the pFesens have been fonnd OF h.m, aud
Iha Aoss paiufel apprehension are snlestAinsd
fF0m all tho circumstances that be has been foul
y dsah With. blooDssbsyg Rspabhsaa,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-08

IScEsDIARIsM--rwo BREAKrRs 9BtRSr.-on
Monday night two breakers at Locust Gap-the
Locust Gap improvements Co.'s (Grncber, KEN
pie & Co., lessees) ahd the Locust Mt. Summit
Imp. Co.'s-wcre burnt to the ground. They
stood about 70 feet apart, on opposite siies of
the N. G. r. w, and were idle, the former hav-
Ing been stopped on Saturday on account of some
disagreement about wages, and the latter for
over year, owing to the coal accessible from
the openings near IL being worked out. At about
II o'clock the watchrnan ut 0rscbcr, Kemple 81
Co.'s breaker discovered flames Issuing from the
roof of the Locust Mt. Summit Imp. Co.'s engine
house, and guvc the alarm. BEFORE anything
could be done, however, to stay the ravages Of
the devouring element, it communicated to the
breaker and from thence to the bne opposite
ana soon both were enveloped in one vast sheet
or flame.
The loss ls estimated at $4,000, as follows .
Gap Company, so, 900; Summit Company, $780,
600; Gracber, Kemple & Co., Con coal--of which
there xas some 1890 tons in the breaker-and
machinery, $4,000. The Gap Co.'s breaker
was insured to the amount of S14 900, In the fol-
lowing companies Home OF New York, S5,Go0
State of PENNSYLVANIA, sa,soo; Standard of New
York, $500; Lycoming, $4,000. We under
stand the Spmias, Co.'s breaker WAS. insured, but
in what sum we have beer unaAle to leai1.
The perpetrator was not discovered, and il ia
not probable that he viii be, although we are
Informed that the watshnau saw nau whom
he took to be a resident Of the place, agi who is
known TO bear Messrs. GrahcrS EeAifle Ill will,
pass the engine house about half au hour previ-
Gus to the breaking out Of the lire, but not sus-
rectiny anything he did not follow nor take spc-
ca pains to recognize him.--ShdD,ohit, Herald.
DR.. Z. DoDGH, formerly of this place, died at
Lcwsburg, Pa, on the cot, ul. liz was recent
ly a surgeon in the L. $. Navy but had resigned
on account OF ill,hraltb.
Regulator Boot, Shoe, Trunk and Leather
Store consolidated with the Book Store. Call
one and all. New goods At low rates.
y. fERREE IiGHrNER.
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WiLTER ~ foEHrsn, ksq., of the Ian aTm 0i
sPTagas, foTbash a u5aii, ef haaalo, ~ a.,
sas bansd 20 death Ia tbs "buiialo siesp.ns
Car, on lhs slghl oi fsb, q, 10 lke lssTsal aeel
issi a Mss iisalhagg, % ,hs liadssH klssl
hs,lieaa' lis sat slasly kpega anA hiyhly es'
lssiast, aEa lssgss q slls aHa ehllassn. We hsld
lso aesiasAi psilelss N lAs tfasslsFs lnsafaRrs
CeaIsanl, suesssilus - ti0.0oo, utlsh smss VI
sas l,sif haIch isl, us lalAsf u Mr fosbaA
msi Als aeslh W = '''ansI wsasff. a AnFe'a "a
isrfa ff it9i
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-08

FIRE At TURErTviLLE.-A FIRE cccurred on
Thursday night last at Turhutyillc, which de-
ftroyed the dwelling and store Of Mr. George
Barrel, and the dwelling Of Nye. kneab!e. a
portion OF the furniture in the dwelling of Mrs.
kneable was saved, and some dry goods from the
store of Mr.. was got Oh, but Mr. b. lost all his
furniture. We did not learr how the IRE orgi-
mated, or whether there was any insurance on the
property Of either of The sunrrers. Nancy La-
,nitlarp - - ------
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THAT S9i.0JO-There is runner that tho pub
licatou Of the Auditors Report is to be suppress
ed until after the Democratic primary election.
.should this be the case, we will be unable to lay
IL before our readers next week. Nappesrs that
the report is not altogether as is desired by
candidates. There ia something shout il that has
created considerable excitement among tho mep-
bers of the Ring, within week past. Even tho
result of the Connecticut election did not create y
emile upon the ir countenances.
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Business Notices.

WHATS TIE CsE.-Why pay more than is ne
cessaryl The goods are Just AS fine, the work
just carefully done, the 1T jus, as perfect, and
the prices many per cent. lower. Then why not
buy OF WApaTaker & Brown.
W. II. MILLER, OF the Excelsior Bo OF and Shoe
Store is constantly rcccivin, new supplies of all
kinds of Boots and Shoes of every variety. His
s1ocR is larger than ever l, is just the place to
make a good selection.
New Piano Stools at. "a and &c, just received
at the Music Store of II. B. Masser. All kinds
Of music and musical instruments ordered and
sold at the lowest prices. Genuine Italian
Strings, and all other articles In his line war
ranted of the hest quality.
THE Croquet Shoe, novelty, elegant and COM
Portable, at the Regulator.
PIANOS AND ORGASs.--Thc subscriber, agent
for the best Pianos and Organs in tho world, will
guarantee them for five years and sell the cheap
er than any travelling agent can afford them. But
first-class makers employ no such agents. II. B.
Masscr. .g n.. ,.y
THg Mnsic store of II. Il. Mssser has been re-
opened, and some one will be constantly in at
tendance. New music, Violin strings, Picture
i''n'ee, tah'Hss, ShEoiuos anu '.thoSFhPhs,
will be furnished at the very lowest prices. Pi-
amos, Organs and other musical instruments,
are not only warraSted in quality but to DC much
cheaper than any seid by irresponsible travelling
pedlar5.
SuoEMAKgns' materials for manufacturing, at
the Regulator.
CLOSING PRICES or DHllAvES S BRO, ~ s.
THIRD SrnRET, PuiLApELPuIl.--3 o'cluck, Y. NJ.
| Ap,il 3, 1871.
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BEAR in mind all Wall Paper sold by LiShlper,
at the Ole Emporium, is from stock on hand,
and being constantly added to, and being from
New York markets, is cheaper aud better than
the Philadeph;s makes. All paper trimmed
free of charge.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-08

ACCIDENTAL Insurance tickctS have OF late be-
come an indispensable article with travellers.
But few persons think of entering railroad
car without purchasing an Accidental Insurance
TO leave with their family. 1t .hows generous
disposition in all persons buying them in thus
providing for their families in case Of sccdcuts.
Jacob Shipnan, Esq, agent, hss iheIq Gp hand
constantly, and scls them for any length Of time
dcsirei. LII -------- ----
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Tuf public schools of this place have all closed
after being open seven months. 1t is gratifying
TO notice that sherc has been a marked improve
ment. Quite an interest has been manifested on
the part OF teachers and directors. With y more
thorough grade We may expect greater results.
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focal aaairs.

The GROVER & BAKER and the SINGER
SEWING MACHINES are acknowledged su-
perior 70 any other now manufactured. Miss
C. Dalius, Market street, this place, is the agent
for the sale of them In this and adjoining coun-
tics. Instructions in sewing given free of charge
to all purchasers. A lot always on hand. Call
and examine them. Id.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-08

SUDDEN DHArH.--Thc Mton;qp of last week
notices the death of Frederick Wilhelm, the well
known liveryman Of that place, Oh Saturday
night OF last week, caused By the rupture OF the
aorta or largo artery pro:ee lin, from the heart,
and the consequent illng up with blood of the
cavity Of the chest .r..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-08

THE Regulator Boot and Shoe Store Of u. F.
Lightncr, has been removed to the store room in
Peasants building, Market Square. Mr.. Light
ncr intends to have the Book and Stationery and
Boot and Shoe Stores combined, where he will
endcasor TO satisfy the public ut cheaper rates
than ever.
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spst5sl 0J1psissp.

HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION
Ia For the Relief and Cure ofthc Erring and
Unfortunate. on Principles of Christian Philan-
thropy. Essays on the Errors Of Youth, and the
Follies of Age, in relation to MARRIAGE and So
CIAL EVILS, with sanitary aid lor the atflitec =.
sent free, in scaled envelopes. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia
Pa. n,ay7, rely.
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r . r s Al. E. {!

L'lGlITY acres of improved land in the best
Az section of Southern Michigan. within I've
miles of the town Of "'rhr.c Rivers" in s.. 10
seph county. within two miles of the Railroad
station, good buildings, out houses. large or
chard. soil, rich sandy loan, school houses AUD
churchs within sght--t..is iplkputablc, tet
ncro-.are IN wheat, the remainder in clover sod
y span Of horses. cattle, hngs, grain aud farming
utensils, &C., will he sold with this property
Price SO per acre. s3 600 in cash. the Balance 1t
time payments uf :iO0. hppiyto
NM. \. MASSEE.
Three Rivers, Mich.
or,
.. . II. b. MASSER,
Sunbury, Penn'a.
SunburY. Nrrrh H. 1871. .. 3d..
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5000 Rolle Wall Paper just received at Light
per's, cheap for cash
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New goods are being received ut the Regulator
Boot, Shoe ana Trunk Store, Peasants building.
.bhoenakcrs' materials speciality.
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; TRENESpous rush TO zee the New. Goods at
wcitzel, Gaskirs & Coz. .
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For RESr.-A house aud lot. Apply at this
oiice.
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c. y. REIMENsNYDEE, scc'g', Sanbury.
DIRECTORS
Ex-Gov. James Pollock, Hon. C.. J. Brunsr,
Solomon Stroh, WIN. Brinde, Soloman Ship,
John a. Shisser, DR.. D. 7. KEcbs, Dr. David
Wallron.
March II, 1877 lily.
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TEIbEr aud Castandra Shawis AZ Wci.z.,
Gaskns Il Coz. .. ...... ........t.-......-.-
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Weitzel, Gaskins & Co. ere closing out 4 choice
10, OF Buckwhcat Flour at eIo0 per ssck.
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Nep advertisements.
NEW MEAT sIsOp.

rY7liE undersigned respectfully inforlns the citi-
Il zens Of sunbury and vicinity, that they have
opcncdln o. LgIA Nf "
MEAT SHOP,
In Dewart's building, on the north side Of Market
Square, two doors from the railroad, were they
will keepa constant supply of the best of Beef,
Pork, Mutton, &c., ut Wholesale or retail. at the
will be run to supply customers every morning,
(eXcrrt sun1ays.) The best of meat will found
at thcir shop. Give is . call and satisfy yonr.
selves. NFI REVIEW IL BOWER.
Oct 10Th 1865. If
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NEW FERN.
B.crly q IfeInperly's Excelsior Ga.
lery Of ARA, Third street,
SUukUry. pa.


MIR. BYERLY has lately added 10 his already
AV1 well established reputation, the services of
Mr.. NJ. Il. Hemperly whose reputation as pho
tographic operator, stands unrlvaled in this part
of the country. and hereafter they will carry on
the photographic trade, at the old stand under
the firm name of Bycrly 4 lIcmpcrly's Excelsior
Gallery of Art, at whose establishment the pub
lic will be cheerfully accommodated throughout
the whole line OF photography.
dor Photographs OF all styles and sizos rang
ing frou the small Gem Ia the life size portrait
&c 10 ByeEly * lIemperly. ... .....
For tsaWliul porcelain picture which for
softnoss az finish, and durability cannot be eN-
cclied, 20 ip Bycrly s Ilempcriy.
For the kembrindt photograph, now pOpu-
lar In all oui large cities, and Showing the pecu-
lin effect of lglt aud shade, and the ihyorte of
the old German Ar.is. Rembrandt, 80 to Byerly
S Hempery. .... ........
ryou have nm old Picture you want copied
and enlarged To any size, and 'olored oil, water
color, india ink OF crayon, Take IL 10 Beverly ~
Homperly. .........
If you want frame Of amy sle aud at any
price, or any style 90 10 B,erly 3 HaHperly's,
aud take u look at their immense stock 10 that
lne.
For Albums 60 to Byerly & Iiemperiy,
For square Frames made TO order go 10 Bycrly
4 Ilompcrly, Ia short for anything in the photo
graphic line, go TO Byeriy d liempurly, and yea
/ will be suited. .....-r ..r.
Feb. .5 1871.
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Marriaoss.


On the 30th ult., by Rev. NJ. j.. shndel. Mr.
DAsiEL G. KUTz, Of Upper Augusta twp, Nor
cumberland county, TO Miss AMELIA EcTSi EMEs,
Of selinsgrove, Snyder county, formerly OF Upper
Augusta township.
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ns~ advertisements,
JNO. L.. sLArER a co..
nave TAKEN ONE oH Tag SEw YoRK
sfoRks,
Nc. q ssath rsssh sirsst. beie~
uarksi, fhiiaasipisin.

shsls ihel have opensd a aTsirelass Aefshgni
Tailoring tsiahlishineni,
oaT fiagk eqnslsis ~ a Gno sssaIlAsni of
fesslgn Cloths Csssliagffs sAd Nssllnss, sslsei,
~ liaN tEe hfsi liaIoliinE il0ssss II ihit Car
.ai Aes York, shtrh &c ala plflsalsa ID usaks
NJ 10 tbs niefi fashi0nalis hSlss, az hksIt No,
ties gHi haslsIals fsIms,
fpffhl hsisalpt W hroisb Chi,0l Goais.
jko. 4, klATfR a 90.
falss ~ sht n ksies
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aeD advertisements


DANIEL LEsHER. ~ A. J. MILLER.
EXTRA GOOD BARGAINS
Jnst opened Mt the store of i
MEssRs. LESHER g. MILLER,
In scott's Building on QUEEN STREET,
NORTHUMBERLAND, PENN'A,
ALARCE ASSORTMENT OF
rt. DEsY GOODS, 4.
Comprising al the Fal! and Winter Styles Of
Ladies' Dress Goods, Wooden Goods &C., Cloths
Cassimercs ard. Gen,leneus' Goods generally.
which will all be- sold at great bargains.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Of all kinds and of every description.
Quecnswarc. Glassware aud will
Iow-Ware.
BOOTS AND SHOES
for Mcr, Wornen and Children
FLOUR AED FEED Of all kinda, IL rons.e ntly
kept on hu,i. They viii also purchase
GRNiN on ALL KINDS,
, at the highest maikc, psice, and will exchange
| goods for Gisia.
| The public are invited to call and examine our
I extensive assortment Of Goods before purchasing
! slfewherr, ana bccHiae convinced that Goods can
b. bought lonur than elsewhere " our establish
/ tne,t
| LESTER & MILLER.
/ Norlhd, SEPT, II, ls7O.-ly.
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FINE FIIws.-The s,ereoscopc Siewsof Nessrs
L. and H. 7. Anthony Il Co, No. 5gi Broadway
New York, are considered the finest in the conn-
try. The views are of the grandest In the world
and are well finished. The new views of
Yosemite are excellent, while those of the late
war are not 'sGrpkssed. Families can obtain
them by sending for ci, eulur to select fro..i
and sent to them by exSr6t.
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Regulator Boot, Shoe, Trunk and Leather
Store consolidated with the Book Store. Call
one and ALL New goods at low rates.
y. fERREE LiGHrSER.
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GENTS Gne French Calf, Dox-toe Boots, stitch
cd bottom, at the Regulator. .. -r-
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DIR. Z. DoDGR, formerly OF this place, died at
Lewsburg, Pa, on the o0th u. liz was recent
ly a surgeon in the L. $. Navy but had resigned
on account OF ill.hraltb.
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Sgeto Embellishments.
Sunbury Cattle insurance
1hD Company.

y
THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE
YEAR ENDING JANUARY LIST, 1871.
Number of Policies, ff.. us
Amount pf Property Insured, rIIr So, ,3l5,oO
Amount Of Premium Notes In force, S3i ,2la,Oo
.5yf.oN CASH ASSETS. ..
Amount loaned ut interest, r......y H s.O01n no
Amount In Treasurer's hands, bod ID. SiuDU 90
Amount due from Agents, $500 g5
Amount due from other sources, s720,OU
Available Capital. S30, ,?39, IS
.. BnsMrc your Cattle.
ENSURE with Il responsible and perfectly re-
Il liable Company. Insure where your losses
will be paid promptly.
THIS Is 4 MUTUAL PROTECTIVE con-
.s.I ..a PASI.
Hence, unlike other Companies, YOU ure sure
OF being paid promptly for ali losses, il Insured
In this Company.
OUR RATES OF INSURANCE ARE LESS
THAS THOSE on Any OTHER
COMPANY
Being mutual, our expenses arc less, aud our
Charter IL Perpetual. hepay losses by all kinds
of accideuts--hy death, (cxcepting in cases ni
cpidelnies.) by theft, Sc. 80. We pay prompt
Is. No red tape proceedings 10 obtain your
money in case of loss.
Scariy aS,0oo Paid on Cows alone
since Organization.
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CLOSING PRICES or DEllAvES S BRO, ~ s.
THIRD STREET, PuiLADELPIIl.-3 o'cluck, Y. NJ.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-03

A NEW YORK paper in referring to the sug.
gestion OF correspondent that the clergy of
New York devote one sermon next Sunday to
the political corruption of that city and the
uuty Oh religious men 10 the premises. saws.
.,a n ner Is no question but large portion of
.no LII; gong population of the country
heed taking TO on this subject. If there {.
any one thing the Christian neor,a sn et IS
United States are indifferent abont :. " Tue
our elections, and the men who re az 40 W
them, either in an executive, judicial or eo;a
lative capacity. They suffer the affairs of fho
country to be managed by goddess, trafficino
politicians. The first at the polls on election
morning, and the last to leave them On cleo
corner grocery. The noisest defenders of
democracy and Tammany Hall are the retail
ers OF hshting whiskey and maniac BRAN
NY WIN hardly an exception, eve
~ low rum-hole is bottIe-eyed SEN
mel OF Democracy. These sentinels are
~ aeeepless, nntiring missionaries in the cause
oin' aI government and Democracy. Every
Are ara, IS a mill where bear eyed Democrats
success ~ out. This is the element that gives
prepared to democracy; this is the element
"Illden's bugle, CALLING ti,o morning, wnen
heard This is the slema que ~ Mnai charge" IS
and votes often" We III mat votes early
pulpit. Our Christian peo,, wen invoke the
aroused; our church-going peo,J need to be
giving too much attention to ,ba nave been
Timbuctoo and the model artist n elIlzens of
Of Africa. There is great field Of ffIIp phatlo
bre them at home. The pulpit can do sooS pc
let It'll e'0C-