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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-04-06
ConnlimnntarY.


The following article, published in the
Grcenups5arg Independent, pays but Just
and well merited compliment to that best
Of educators, sound scholar aud social gen.
tlemau Prof W. j. Kenney, whom We
are proud to call our fellow-t owusman. -
The Professor has returned to bis home in
this place, aud VIC tender him hearty
welcome, trusting that he will remain
with us.
Editor Independent: The latc session of
the Grepuupsburg High School has just
closed. under the control and guardianship
of Prof W. j Kenney; aud never has
either teacher or student acquitted thcmsel-
vGs with such rapid degree Of success, and
With alike credit to themselves The pat
rous Of Prof Kenncy's school ought to
feel under lasting Obligations to him for
his labor and skill in the management Of
the school that has just closed its session
in Greenupsburg. The arts, scenes and
performances at the close Of the school
demonstrate that thcy were the result Of
great labor with master training Of the
mind, which, alike, reflects great credit
both upon teacher and student, and to all
Of whom / return nv profouudest thanks
as well as to Mcssrs. Crecl. Sands aud
Whaley, for their active and valuable
services in their assistance in conducting
the Exhibition In The loss Of Prof. Ken
ucy as teacher and preceptor, our town
and county will sustain great damage. =
His students will attest the truth Of this re-
mark, and I cannot let this occasion pass
without testimonial of one Of his patrons,
and to say that no has an equal as pre-
ceptor in the town Of Greenupsburg within
90 years rast, would be simply doing him
injustice; whilst l would not detract or
pluck one laurel from the brow Of bis many
worthy predecessors. many Of whom am
personally acquainted with, and have al
ways patronized their schools. The task
of the school master is hard and laborious,
and seldom. if ever, meets With that en-
couragement that they unqucstionably
merit. People are too apt to find fault
with their teacher some to DO contentious,
some for want Of proper appreciation of the
services of good teach, and some to avoid
the small pittancc Of school bill. My
chances for an education in the rural dis
'tricts Of the counties Of Flemiugsburg.
Carter and Grecnup, were limited; bowev-
er. in all my experience and observation.
both as student aud teacher in my young
er days, I know Of no instance where
the measure Of ateachar in the true sense
of the word has been so completely flled
as in the person of Prof. Kenney Judge
the tree by its fruit, if You choose. and
the labors Of Prof Kcnney, in tho town Of
Grcenupsburgfor the pastive months will,
and have attested the truth Of this state
mcnt / have the honor to be, With the
siuccrcst gratitude and high respect, your
most devoted and humble servant
GEO ELLrorr Roe.
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NEW 7-3o GOLD LOAN.
SAFE PROFITABLE / PERMANENT
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co


Those bonds are securd, first, BY n First
Mortgage on the Railroad itself Its rolling
stock and all equipments: second by First
Mortgage on its entire Land Grant. being more
than Twenty Two Thousand Acres OF Land
TO each milo Of Road.
The Bonds arc free from United States Tax:
the Priucipal and Interest are payable In Gold
the Principal nj the end Of Thirty years.
and the Interest Semi annually. at the rate OF
SEVEN AND TuREE.TESTns PER CENT. per
annum
They are issue6 in denominations OF $lUu,
$500 81, 900 $5.0N0 and $40 QUO
The Trustees under tho Mortgage are
Messrs Jay Cooke Of Philadtlphia and j
Edgar Tomson, President Of the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad Company. go
These Northern Pacific 30 Ronds will at
MI times before maturity. be receivable At
TES PEA GESr PREMIuN Tor lilo in exchange
for the Company's lands at their lowest cash
price
In addition to their absolute safety. these
Bonds Weld an imccme larger, we believe. than
any other. first class security. Persons hold
ing United States S 9ll's can bv converting
them into Northern Paciics. increase their
yearly income ono third, and still have perfect
" reliable Investment
HOW To GEE THEM II ouI nearest
Bank OF Banker will supply these bonds in
any desired amount. and ofanv needed denom-
ination. Persons wishing to exchange stocks
or other bonds for these, can do 80 with any OF
our agents. who will allow the highest current
price forALL MARKETABLE SECURITIES
Those living inlocalities remote from banks.
NAV send money: or other bonds, directly To us
by express. and we will send back Northern
Pacific bonds at ourown risk and without cost
TO thu investor For further. information.
pamphlets, maps, eic., call IN or address the
,indersigned or any Of the Banks or Bankers
employed to sell this loan.
have accepted the agency for tho sale OF
tho Bonds Any one desiring to invest in
them. or exchange other Bonds for them, will
please call on me
O o MILLER. President Merchants Nation
al Bank ofWesi Va. Point Pleasant.
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Scarce-greenpacks'
Next Sunday is Easter.
The ex.sherif wants the taxes due him.
Rev. j. Hardwicke has become a resi-.
dent of our town.
Stephen COmstock, Esq. was in town
Monday.
Capt. Oliver Phelps was in town Fri.
day evening.
A good deal of "fOOling" was done in
this town Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Smith will 60 for new good.
this week.
The paving of Main street is about com
pleted.
More new type at this Office. Send in
your job work.
Some people in this town, have GER
tainly, very slandcrous tongues.
Local items this week, are about as
scarce as "chickep teeth"
Butter commands IS cents pound in
this market.
The ugliest man in town is not sub
scribcr to this paper.
There is plenty of room in our town for
a Young Mems Christian Association.
Don't stop your teams on the street
crossings. 1t amt good place.
Horse bills printed on short notice at
this Office. Send 10 your orders.
This is the season for house-paiuting and
fence whitening.
A new fence is being put around the
front yard of-the Kline House.
The "Kauawha Belle is again carrying
the mail.
Get your lottcr.h, add and bill-hoads
printed at this Office.
There is talk of q daily line of steamers
from Charleston to Parkersburg.
Ffosth has nippcd tho -nesehes and there
will be no pcach-jack, this year.
yaricd-tbc communications 10 this is
sue.
Al mr. business men have a private
"l,iz" mark.
Preaching III the Presbyterian Church
Sunday, by Rcvs. Iiardwick and Stewart
The pump at the Court House needs
fixing" Why isn't it done.
The Emma Graham" made trip up
the Kanawha Saturday night, and came
out Sunday evening.
Capt. Burnaphas put out nice no"
Of trees along the road fronting bis prop
crty.
The Council Tuesday night, appointed
Committee to select Ccmetary ground
This is much needed.
We do all work when promised. Wo
do it we'll, and do it cheaper than any Of
fec hereabouts.
Commissioner Guthrie offers at auction,
in this issue, IS acres Of land on Cow
Run, in this county.
Capt. Buruap. tried to explode q tor
pcdo in one Of his salt wells, ono day last
week, and 1t miscarricd.
Prof W. j. Keuuey and D. W. Pols-
ley, Esq. have been commissioned BY the
Governor, to settle with the township
treasurcrs of this county.
Young mon get tight by sOlacing them
selves with "yo lager"-but the young
girls get tight by so.laciug in different
way.
Commissioners sohon & Guthrie, Mon
day, sold tho quarry aud steam stone so"
mill which has been advertised in this pa
per, for $4,000 to William Jones.
We call attention to the law card of 7
B. Kline, Esq, in this issue. Hereafter
Mr.. Kline will attend the courts Of this
county regularly.
We understand that greater number
Of acres of wheat have been sOwn in thu
county, than any year since 1851 A
present the yield promises to be abundant
The Baptist Record published at Char
lesion, has again been greatly enlarged
and is now published weekly, at 81
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HardWare.

ntssTcN's Crest American Gross Cut Saws
u Disston's Great American Hand Gross Cut
Saws, Broad Axes, Ship Az s. Hatcheis. Ham
mers, Argnrs. Chisels. Planes. Building Mate:
rial, Table and Pocket Cutlery. dc. And
MAINS Celebrated Chopping Axes at 81 %.
just received, at WIN SMITHS
March 23-9t.
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.NOTICE!

nNand after April LIST, 1871. I shall adopt
" strictly the cash system in selling goods.
[Shall cndpavor to make II TO the interest Of
all to pay cash. by selling goods at the lowest
prices All persons owing me will please set
tle up as wish 10 60 for goods soon
MAR 90 Ct. WIN. SMITH
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The Market.
Corrected DY'coLE RoBlNsoN)
EXCELSIOR Mill, April s.
White wheat 81 25 q 81 40; Red
81 10 $3.50.
yellow oornsOo pr. bushel; White Csc
pr, bush.
X SO per barrel.
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ANDES Insurance COMPANY OF CENcIN-
NAr1. We have an exhibit Of the bust
ness of this staunch company to December
31st, 1870. The marked success which
has attended the efforts Of its founder, j..
3. Bennett Esq during the few months
of its existence, must be truly gratifying.
Starting of with paid up capital of ST.
600, 900, it at once assumed front rank
among frc companies Tho net assets at
the close of the year were $11S1,O91
Mr. F. W Sission, of this place, is agent
for this company.
A YOUNG WrpE's RgouEs Wife
Charley. l wish when you come up to-
night you'd stop into your druggists and
get INC a bottle Of PLANTATION Buffers.
Be sure and get the genuine
Charley-What IN the world, Mary,
are you going to do with Plantation Bit
tiers?
Wife-Everybody that I know is in CO.
stacy over Plantation Bttcrs, and am
going to try them myself I am assured
by several Of my friends that tho Bitters
will cure my dyspepsia, and. at the same
time. do away with that terrible nausea
which you know / am at times subject TO-.
The doctor was in yesterday. and says that
all want is tonic, and that Plantation
Bitters is tho best that can be got.
Charley-It is just the thing, my dear;
and it is strange that 1 had not thought Of
it before.
SEA Moss FAnIxE from pure Irish Moss
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SEA Moss FAMINE from pure Irish Moss
for blanc mango. buildings, custards,
creams, etc. ,etc. The cheapest, healthiest,
and most delicious food in the world.
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BHiiNsss NetiCeS.

AprsInAnLE nranrScr, located on one "r me
principal streets in the Eoroncs ct = injury, :,
uHr;rd Gor sale rn tn. most reasonable terms.
Apply at this office.
PLHo SgcoLs.--A new .nd handsome article,
covered with hairc'oth aud r-p, green and rel,
just received. ana for sale very cheap ny II. p.
Masscr. Price, So.
The immense ralcs ot Boots and Shoes at
W. Il. M1}cr's Excelsior Store, during the GIoli-
Lays. took every un" by surprise. Box after box
was cmptiel, yet we find Mir. Miller still kerying
ap the largest sunp,v in town. RI has again
r,pleni= he'd his stock with ,he very best in mar
kyt and III! Of the latest styles.
pIANos AND OEGANs.-Thc subscriber, agcn,
Tor the bet Pianos and Organs u.thc world, viii
guarantee them for five years and SCI the cheop-
er than any travelling agent can afford them. Bat
hrst-c,ass makers employ no such agents. II. 3.
MAs.cr.
10 GrN-IrNr%.--A splendid assortment Of
Casaimcre, Cloths, t;c., are being opened at j.
L. SmicN'a Merchant Tailor Store, OIL FoIrth
street, ba.ow Market. They aye the very --latest
s'y..s and 4u1,,y. They are beautiful, auI VII.
attract much attention. lra suit is wan,cl, 90
c:a.y, for satel b,..ey,s in small profits AMI
q.s.: safes.
J. T. sc,.&~rr}, orya-ite the Central Dotrr,
"ppc.,s - o,,sst:,Ey lore cI,a. cses og work. he
ag engaged carly oal iate ia making la. suits for
gentlemen. Ii- sly.e oc e.,t.7-, Aa. a.Yea gcu-
cr5 satisfaction, apd is constantly bringing cus-
tom to- his usag Of bu iae,s. Ills Cloths aGl
Cassimeres are Admired BY every oug
r.- ,rrr -,..ra- "a : f.., %, e F-,r.,'s r.r,, o. CO.,.
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oun psehbors of the Dsmocra, ppysr to show

oun nsehbors OF the Dcnocra, appear to show
disposition to be sarcastic, In order to bllndfold
their readers In regard to The great upheavlng Of
the "Riug,' con account of '0ilcy GGmmon'S'
report of a "Rlng" meeting. They cast up to us
that VIC were "erGcb brairsd," and that wo Gem
ployed lunatlc to write" for this paper. Now,
If our nelghbors had any compunctlons of con-
science, or any sympathy for us, they would not
rejoice so Justify over our misfortune In employ
Ing lunatlc, particularly when they know that
they will never be subjected to the necessity of
"employing lunatlc" while the junior remains
In the editorial department. The old adage says.
'that fools and children will tell the TRUTH" and
even lunatic may make the guilty squirm.
Since the Democratic Gady1, Democratic paper
not in the employment Of the Ring" has taken
upon itself to reply TO our reporter, and has let
the cat out Of the bag, we hope to be credited at
lenst for candor and honest intentions, in expos
ing corruptions without being charged with ma
lice,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-28

LEsl tltys,r, b. slas % ths s2l Of F,brasg
sal ,Hll aa iLs ti4 ef AFlu,
sg NstsauHss psy ssuss IA lls iih ~ ~.
f.ty
4 NlgF hJIef taI5 lasysu sua eisHis ls-
a4'ai ms ~ ilf 500 l"sa sf I.alls a. tle, gss
pt.isi sisas laH bssstls s.4 90 s,hl eHl4y
esat.
taiff Rsfg1fi labs fsl.s, n slsassla.t
asl tbai ly jsas y aHfs "a l.ii esisriaf .slt
. sssk us Is sifielsllsg sel u plisa = ~ lsh
pasFalH 4 shsil q eesl, saa " ls.ssis
nfiss vll b isriesiiy lsi lssrs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-28

IIroRrIST ALHrsr.--Ou Thursday morning
Is, VI: II. Fcgely discovered that mcAthad been
taken out Of his shop during the night, and find
ing footprints in the snow, he traced them up
TO the house of Mr.. W. Mccormick, GA Walnut
rreCt. lie entered the house, and found the
meat which had been missing, and also discover
cl goods Of various h.ads stored away in the
house. lie then Informed several merchants
whose stores had been robbed lately, whca "a
search warrant was procured, aul the house
searched, and goods to the amount of ahoul .,N
or r.yl. hundred dollars was found serg-tnl IN
The house. Mr.. McCormic, was arrested on
Thursday evening, aud committed to prison by
I 5luirc Beard.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-28

8. ". s. +. {. b. A.--At IN election held on
Friday evening, January Goth, for officers of the
Suhbury Mutual Saving Fund and Building As
socation, the following persons were elected:
Directors--Hcury Clement, y. i. Martz, Jacob
Fctter. Samucl Faust, WIN. IT. Miller, D. C..
Dissingcr, John Shissicr, Jacob Shipman and
Joseph Eisely Vice President, IRA I. Clement ;
Secretary, j. Wciser Buchcr; Treasurer, Z. II.
Moore Solicitor A. y. Bricc.
Below will be found the reports Of the secrc-
tary and the Auditing Committee:
Report of J. Wei.er Guchcr. secretary Of S. NJ.
S. F. ~ 3. Association for 1870;
There are $40 shares held Ivy 1873 Shareholders.
Two shares being Withdrawn during the year.
9G loans were sold during the year at an average
premium of SJ2.57 ~.
Total Loans, @GD. Total Premium, S2l, ,772 90.
Total cash, s3S026 90 paid ON Loans.
Present Premium on each share S25 g.
Cash paid in on each share, IS 90
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-28

| sEAMoKIV lTT'is. We copy Che followln, from
tho Sadmobin H6rd'6 of this wce'i;
| MYSTERIOUS DraAPrrA C- "a.
er, married man sgeI about SO yeai5, '..r
missing from his home In Mt CatncI -un. ''
| l4tA inst He was last seen at Cc.uH.. De
tween 0 and 10 o'cloc; in the cvca!n. or tl. iay
mentioned, on his return FROM the l.i 'fsysrn,
(situate about \ miles from that paca, on the
| Cetawlssa road), where it appears he had been
| during the day. 1t Is supposed he started TO 60
to Mt Carmel that night, and either fell into one
of the numerous pits along the road, (causel by
the caving in Of Old workings) or else was foully
| dealt with. Search was made In all tho pits
where it was thought likely he could have fallen,
but no traces Of him were discovered. \ regard
of 800 is offered by his father for Information Of
his whereabouts or the recovery Of the body.
On Friday night last, between 0onl 3 o'clock,
somo wonli-bc assassin G.ei ito the house &C.
cupiod hg Charles CIalawalt, in this borough,
the shot-a slug from = revolver passing
through the door Of the sitting room and striking
the wall opposite. Mr.. Chluawu,t was in bed at
the time, but during the evening, ma %, tu with
in few minutes Of the occurrence, hpl oceai iiel
seat directly in range Of the shot. The p,yye.
traitor was not detected. Chcnawalt is miner.
and has been working independent Of the union.
At an election held By the Directors Of the
NoTth'd County National Bank cr 9hamo..in on
Wednesday, 18th inst, L. ". Pollock, ESQ, was
unanimously reelected President, aud F. s.
Haas, Esq, Cashier, to serve the ensuing year.
NORTHUMBERLAND CouSTr coal Tuanr.-Wc
have but little to report. The following six coll
ar OF r,4,t......,
Valley, Burnside, ahlmo!,in, Frank Guwcn. and
Ben Frankiini and We learn chat one or two
more expect to resume in i,w days. Tie cold
weather and snow during :he first part Of tlr
week curtailcd the shipments considerably. About
l79 cars are pow sent away daily from these
operations.
The reports OF disturbance in our REGION have
been exaggerated. Around ShatnoNin aul its
vicinity good order prevails.
THE Democrat in referring to ap article in orr
issue Of the 18th inst. by a "Tux Payer" ask
If he belongs to the Republican "Ring." We
have only to say that we belong to or know no
Ring" and stand ready to denouncc wrong and
corruption without regard to party. II this wc
differ from the editors Of the Democrat, who
could not readily be induced to publish au article
rcf,.c,i,, ~, tb., ,,,,,, Ir,.,.,. ., Dill, - $500
,,,."1 y" WV +40"s' i'''S u "n' VI
,,.,.> 49,, 49,.
LIST CT Goa! OPERATOR, together with tn
quantity Of coal mined and sent To lnrr..t rr
ca,h conuauv firm, or ,,.If,.,lr.l i ,.,..f....,,
-, .r.,.,..' ,s-, ~, '
oeriah0 county, IN 1917 ihe Co..icres wer. OIL
~ az work from . 20 months during the year;
Coli;cry. Lcca.e Tons. c,r,
,.ICt "a n, IISe'y O. -, Ies,,II t.!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-28

WE find the following notice in the last -Ni!o-
nill, in regard to the "scll' at Northumberland,
which was published in this paper last week:
Az EXPLANATION.-Wc have received from
Mr.. john Mcfarland letter denying the ac-
count wc aavr last week, o! the visit TO that bo
rough or five New York gamblers, 50 Tor as Mr..
McFurlaud's connection with the affair was con
ccrucl. He seems to think our account will in
jUr, him in his busine's, and therefore We make
the correction. Wethinll oar correspondent is over
sensitive in the matter, as the whole thing Is
looked upon by all who have heard OF it as a
good joke, and no one will think any less of the
parties connected with ii than they lid before,
unless their subsequent conduct warrants Il
change in their sentiments.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-28

IuE LAw aF AuyrHusis.. Jg r.a.'ls. oi
HnI r,,,Dty ,aisi Boo tsa ia.k, ,a RhIel tl.
pI'.-lrIs Hi a tItr l. u.afe.el Jal-I4. q.
Df siii as Hu.i a mrr.tutIe uua iul aIy.ft. ..-t
soiac ia.is ueie tfa4sut lli thsi ths r4lIls pll
No. as.I tp t.el. fhs as,aIls ulnt aas .s.l 90
'ns oli. OBJ gas aua, tit aiib 30 ar.aiapall .Hs
order as o. has maHy ua.s "a slaal a.. p.bUs4.
el. talr ts.ns tae rt.t. % 90. msls.i tt.I fagr
bi44sa ' api p41i.esl Do sFsiy sll.as uail 81.
A.i aAaaaisi No. co. taIs atals l.st.a. lls glu
."nlfH "a lssi a 500 tta inilaiIaa g. lass lhs
si's'i'fH.ti Htetsl tsi s4es. bsi risial llsf
lasl tss d spllff asy shfi ial, ani iia ali -.
asi q esi ity t..i ihsi ias ust.lsasis Falss.
"a iHf ss'g sal piaai e9sitf lsn lhfn. ssl llag
ts ttHHisHii Nffs bfs gssi d pel tl.ilus n,
liisfii0sf "a aiti, ~ ssl ailsnas iss safsli.ss,
sssl esi s4hfsg afaii, sai lsiasnag isiss.ssg
~ 30 si1frri " its tai
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We norSssha' W. s. Eholss, aul John p.
ilaas have entered INTO pIJuyuhIp iu che .ra..
bag 0, Coal iu tl.f place. Iley uiH nuIsl tlr
wiE I..t eaa b. hai n lhe Coal Region,
laI H.'.H- Uc.H.gs superior 90 ,,trr dsa'...
lary 1911 t.rI'g thsII customers rsrary Bata
H1fg h.i espstr4es boo Ihs business Ea.cA a.-
b.,s gasa la rs.s,. ua.s be la. N.ry b..i, aaI
as l4sy aTs tlrau o. b. gsltrmru sab barge
HatHe.s .HIefIsaer. lHe} aIii Hl i1ali rsc..,s F.
.arsg shae % Fytali ti,4g uIh.s eamu4l.ly,
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LICrSsEs.---Thc law requires that applicants
for licenses for tavcrns and restaurants, must
have the bonds and petitions filed in the Protho-
notary's Office, not less tharN2l days before the
first day Of Court. All applications must be adj
vcrtised three consecutive advertisements,-the
last Of which must be ten days before court.
Those desiring licenses should send their petit
ions to the Prothonotary at once.
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&oeaI A8airo.

THx GROVER 6 BAKER and the SINGER
SEWING MACHINES are acknowledged su-
rerior to any other now manufactured. Miss
G. Dalius, Market street, this place, is the agent
for the sale of them in this aud adjoining coun-
ties. Instructions in sewing given free of charge
to all purchasers. A lot always on hand. Call
and examine them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-28

CoLp wEArnER.-The weather on Sunday and
Monday was intensely cold, probably the coolest
of the season. On Monday it commenced snow
ing and snow fell to the dep.n Of four OF five in
cles aul on Thursday ten inches.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-28

Mr.. W. HOOVER, has lately purchased the
Flour and Feed store from jeremiah Fassold, on
Market street, and is prepared to furnish his
friends with -four, feed, vegetables, &C. Billy is
always cortcous and accommodating, and vii! al
ways be found happy when he is doing business.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-28

BANK DIREcroRs.--At an election held on
Tuesday last for Directors of the First National
Bank of Sunbury, to serve the ensuing year, the
following persons were elected John B. PACKER,
James X Davis, snr., Jesse C. Horton, VIM. II.
Wap'es, Simon Cameron, VIM. l. Greenough,
John Haas, WIN. VI. Rockefeller, Geo. F. miller,
WIN. Cqmeron, :. B. Warlord, Alexander Jor-
dan, and Geo. Smulicr.
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'lrs o. 'i.f's saar . 'ff 's ? esii.fa
4 Cu1.o Of C.nred vern a. rows- toel-te
Township trcy a.H ~'a v'..u'u fatA.oo
a W.t"ea ..r'r.., 'a sr-uu~r' h.s
~..'-iE t.ui a.s.. w1a pua
great e1l na c.aa up5A tl.o mou Of the city.
a narrow eu, 20 raHroal is talked of from
Lock haven to Logarsyie.
TIE Milton Car Works nrc making up for lost
time ny employing double set of hands.
soHurLKfII county has 9s physicians, divided
as follows: Allopathic, as Homeopathic, IL;
Hydraulic, 1; EeleG'ic,1 Miscellaneous, /;
total, 9s
LET liuI FtLcEEa.--foinc Of our young men
WHO go to sec giis have adopted a rev mode Of
obtaining kisses They assert on the authority
of scientific writer's that the conclusion prolucei
Jj Kiss viii cause the Il me Of gas Jet to G;c-
er, ami easily induce the Girl to try the expert
mont IN the interest OF science. The first kiss or
two the parties watch the Aan, to sec il flicker,
but soon become So Interested in the experiment
"a to let it flicker Il il wants to. Hence the term
''Ict her f'ciar.n
Wo0b.-Th1 fact mast never be Lost sight Of,
that Wanumskrr d Browa make mp only all
wool goods. The low price, Mt which they sell.
have lei some people to think that there must he
some cotton in their materials Bl, thi. is not
so, "An-wool" goods at ''co,ton rrices'' is the
rule at Oa,. Hall.