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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11
PAUL's PROCESS.
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NEVADA CiTp Moptank Territory.
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 AINAKN E. PAuI. San Francisco .--bear Sir r As pei yodr request herewith iotward syn6Fs of my expet~ os this section with Topf Esetrs Dry Anal
 1s soon as psesuie aher Ae reosipi uf yo5 n,,tae- tons Hs had made sUaR cylinder and put ln opeEatqS nt ihis min tConn0r N Brown GuiohE with which we haxe azaAosne twenty five tfty different lots and sanlFlbs of vel on nuIneFus& ts 0f tsJhnss thas had been Wqxad ty the NnraH mill process fs ManE gf thsse ores EsutAine Lead h sn its yaros hrns ss Nen Copper, Auttnany, Arsenic tron and SnJhsF and Ia 0Ee7y Instance ~htFe arectOns were fol lowed we vbssinse Ssos 0vsT soe hss, Eih paEscn-
 oh "Oro CasA talinf,S saai bad rrodooed by Ihin workns 's hAa soo per sa, by Tvur Iooess ws Osais
 From Brgwn fode ,aiiiugs u-hioh hAd been ~ortea by lfsl AmAl lAInaon yielding tnES tan s2e per By your prOeess spiDsd a, ths nas of slso sr o4
 Frsns Pacific RnFi Read" Ioda, we obt.iDes some S4o per ton by ysw rrcess from llngs hai had bssH worked over tArss liuasa, by Bauel AHalgAmatiOa.
 Fruan Steubsa" BCie obtained aa the rns Of $40 ,r toS fa ,aiIiors thai had been wots by Pas AmNI. eanaiou and yielded by pah Irosss s0 psr tau, with balion only odls vhe hy your PrOcess tAs ealhOa was iggF .af0 Cue, .-'s 4- r.t. s: .,.. .t..
 AAer these experiments CD small scals we arranged (taigh very nperfectlyl for trying larger 0ne shd worked seysFai tons of go and 5o oands ss eiarge @ which was smeng Oss and ia every Instance had metal so fns, and got dcubts and g.adrnps the ia hns metal ef ioa by your process tat we have since ohsaiDed by sTnalgAmaag tn Wheeler pans am myve fully convinced inst yonr system fr ores carp ng hse metal and taking into consideration cxpense @ work ing s far superior any knevs practical system of anal zanaon People aIa o frget lf aware of ths tseh ihst bat small proportion of the gold and suse bearing aros of this eoRpsH, wi yield nnFe than SD per ion seh heinz bs ease cheap of man palatluu must be resorted t0 So cheap and pefisc yor sem thai lt must eventually become of general nAe,
 You have 0FdcTs for one ~ youf mills complete, n e forwarded early in the spring others will soon ioiiow az rs hero are beginning Toalise ho completeness ui the Ifoooss. Yours truly FRANK MORGAN
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

AocIDESr roA Thursday afternoon last, as Mrs. King, wife of Lieutenant King, and Mrs Fleming, wife of Lieutenant Elem ing, of Fort whipple, were taking ride in a carriage, the animals attached to the car riage broke into a run over some rough ground, when the vehicle upset, throwing the ladies on the ground, and sprais!ng Mrs. Kings ankle. Mrs. Fleming escaped injury. The frequent occurrence of rm-a-ways'' should cause drivers of animals to be little more careful in future.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

DIANA SALooS,--This,- s,--the largest and fin. est saloon in the Territory of Arizona, --has recently undergone thorough repair, and is now gorgeous, with ehaste pictures, beAati' ful paper, nice paint, fantastic chandeliers, billiard tables, and such. its proprietor, A. L. Noeler, and bis assistants, Charlie and Joe. knsx how so treat "smiiers" so ''smiics, !" and, sa isug ss men will drink, wc kno~ Oi no l.ettsr place to drink than nj the bar ot ihe Diana.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

The performance given by the "Adelphi Amateur Dramatic Association," of Fort wbipple Friday evening fast, was well st- ,.osej and received. Crowds of people went down to the Fort in cmnibusses, anibuisnces, w.cons buggiOs, and other 10th century ye- hielss We. unfortunately. were unable to attend. owing to the fact of its having been mailing night, and eonsoicd carseif with the thoughts of .he good time printers will have in the next world.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

TIE Camp Hualpai stage arrived Thnrsdny afternoon. Col Van vhct, .eornnsnder of the post, and N. L. Griffin, came in and have informed us that sx-Captain IIilderbarn and wife, Lieutenant Muford aud Dr. Pope, had left for tbe States.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

NIeuT WATcHsAS--.N. P. Pierce is now performing the duties ef night watchmap, ana We earnestly hope property owners will reward hlm te such an extent as to enable nm to continue his yigilant work, and we 'l'nk they will, as several of them have al. sea'y agreed to pay, weekly, sums ranging from Si Co S5. 4,. ..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

Coon HogrL.--AgizonAnS who Blay visit V iiminSton, California, will find sse Rasl Road Hoase, kept by Samuel G. Thompson, s firstrs hossl se st0p At. iIis priess, as will be seeo by the sdvey,isemess in s,,- dsy '- paper, src exceedingly la@degate.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

TnE FBsT CDIs awonAN. --. Wicko-.Aarg st@ge arrived as sboas hsif pass sSS, ThsrS. day svsalng, @lth seserA lASNcneers. and seven sacks af rsti. Among the passengers Nss Chinese female, --ths first that has eyer visifed this town, and segtion of coHa.ry, and wc hope, tbc last.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

RuSAwAY.--Saturday last, broAeo mule, belonging to party Of pilgrims just starting for Bradshaw, took it into its head tD get scared, and did get scared badly, as was evil deneed by witnessing it's "eavortiBgs !" through the streets of the town. Strange ,o say, lie pack of good and useful things stuck Co it tike wax, and was found all right when the animal stopped and WAS Uverhsuled.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

DEMAND ToE HoUsEs AxD fsors.--Sinoe Bradshaw let in fts flood Of silvery lish, opOn this backwoods town, demand for houses and lots has gresn af. and sales of these "ariicles" are now made almost dsily, not withstaaaing the fact that " feet" are She articles most coveted
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

ApAr or two ago, c. c. Bean paid Capt. J. P Hargruve S2,Ooo for small frame house. and the ground upon which 1t stands, on COrtez street, north of tbe county build ;nra. Several other houses and lots have been sold during the week, at prices which we have not as yet learned.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

MAkIooPA CgusTT.---CflF letter fSoin pAus- nix, AsrienpA county, represents EnstieTs and things thSse as gsv@peroas, and states sAas all the people gre pleased with tbeir neS eoun- 'y. Perhaps so, hss VIC haze beard differ ent tale.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

WILL EsrABIIsH.--We stated, last week, that J. E. e. Mitchell, of this place, had gone to Bradshaw to see if it would pay him to establish blacksmith shop there, and we TOW state that he has returned, fully con vinced chat it is to his interest to start one immediately, thing he intends to do.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

ScHooi-It is said that Rev. Nr Cilanose, Chaplain ei Fort W-hipple, Is about so con- menoe ins'ructins the youth of Prescott, some enooaTastpseut having already beea given him fOg the carrying oaI of ths ia,sdA. ble object
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

tREieHr TRAIN. The largo and we'll sql'ppea freight train of Dr. W. W. Jones, s'''yed al here from Ehrenberg, Colorado river, ounaay last, with supplies for Colonel Eos yer A. Q M-, at Fort whipple, and some soOa' TOT merchants of Prescott. The tram started back Tuesday last.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

, iMIrkD CANT VERDE. - Colonel c. W. IT Y'De'' Oo.onel o'Beirne. U. s. A., and Geo. s n, A'@oAll, visited Camp Verde, and return t' tS asaln this week. They report the troops o,n os'a at work, building quarters" Colonel n- "''rne and Mr. Kimball started for Camp Late Crock Thursday last.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

'' APPROACHING COMPLETION. ID. HAtz's new frame dining hall and kitchen, adjoining his bakery and boarding establishment on Mon- tezulna street, will soon be completed. The kitchor is supplied with a a"Tange."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

SEVERAL men aid wagons started for the Rio Verde and Beaver Creek, Monday last. Tbe wagons took down farming implements, provisions, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11
The Miner.
Local Intelligence.
PKEscnrr. March II. 1871.

cryr lionx.--Mr Hellings, of Phonix, ,,a Nr CollnGwood, of Florence, sssrted Tor ,Seir , homes Tuesday morning last, iu ve- bico drawn by four mules. Both gentlemen w,, return heru soon, as they are "smittet" " ~i,h our mines They took with them sev- eral rich specimens of silver orc; also, many D;eccs or silver, which they had smelted from other pieces.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

VvTc "A Loss We are sorry to learn that 'hs loss to E. r. Bowers, by the recent burn ,nS Of bis hAystack, in Skull Valley, will not iail far short of one thouand dollars.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

PREACHING. - Reverrnds Gilmore aud Groves preached, Sunday last, in the Court rcon. The former at ore o'clock, and the latter ai seven P. N. Services st same hours Sunday next, we presume.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11
Latest from Bradshaw.

Dan. Thorne has just arrived from Brad- shaw with specimens of the richest gold and sfiver rock ever seen in any country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

C. 4. LUXE, proprietor of tho Montezama building, has had carpenters employed dur ing tho week, fixing up new room in tho iron. portion of tho building.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

NEW slooiE-D Ass5tsNas < Ira ksrE iuss rsrsSrssl sa elegant sssostp~s gs Ess Tss' s,ots CsSsieens lS0o,s, Ciatsitg Issssae AnS psv~aauA Wh&rs thcy
 grosnSa to sail very low seis
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

WEArHER.-Saye and except few wintry blasts, early in the week, the weather has been exceedingly fine, and spring like
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11

SE0w is quite deep OH inc hghst points ol the grodshsw and HSssaysBps TnsuntAsa&
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11
TO THE PUBLIC.

ReeseF [ {stsrke fsrue<> ke~p hotel m .s~,SH WirksuhaFE. kfEuan, Apd Ehaai4 yba eveE vial nl- uy tQsn aud s,zp ss my place. is VII nHora " NH us~nd.& pleasasg tg whit nee spd acpn1sna0- sxsGk dsie xtaa GeV clean TletAiS, aud phasgrs mederste
 GEORGE TuRKEss. t wieAsntshe, Arisnna Jan 2s ls7l. . v
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RAILROAD HOTEL,
NEW HOTEL AT PHENIX

The pzdessgoed nSshgs e Eforrn everybody shEi hs have issl fanhAFksa , the busae~s ef sSnia~lsna rs Yasf at tbsg ksi, aud vii s{a.h paine q akIe9rse to aQ ts well.
 Csed accommodations for nAE and f$ast furnished Rt reasonable ;sssses- J. n. MCKENZIE,
 Pbon4x Asisona, Jan ss ls7l-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11
NEW LODGING HOUSE,

The undersigned aesrrs O infVm hs fiends aud the pghNs thai he has httpd ua in good style R '. flors hausa Aeatrtufna steet few dooEs not1 o D hga. dor,nn < Bpss BIick Store and b freparsd b 40. osHugIe gitEevs md stangsgs. with gsSd uiaah Beds ni Reasonable Pficss. The rlace is one cf the qyac,os; lR Prescott
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-13
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tcmmsn p6rsP Sa9ttn bic franjoff%s
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Sr6eItriOll.

Das In her @ermania Dale aufsrIfrute Srr
ttslfrirn III BON bem taltntppHtn SnifrumtRtsr.
bauer, Srn. 9. @fIbt, rePariri unb nit tintr
glnjabI ntusr pisrrn psrIsbrn tpprben, une tann
has publiIum in ssr 3ufunft pirbsr BET ftntm
IbGumtnbru @jlals Sisr ben @rnub einsr flai-
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1S0lfcrs ScssauesNc

Sd Rntrsribnrirr rmpfrbIt mrinc urue Ssu-
rdaar tru 8lrgern ron Scranton. Da it tGa-
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-13
DupontO ooINrne ]piIlen fir frausn
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iintet man ben y. ct. StrusrIttmpel, pcn mtt-
nrm ei1enrn Stsmprl srbrudt, auf bcm bic
gBrrtr 1t pri6rr Sbriit frbtn ,Duppnrc's 9pl'
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Versicherung,
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s.. gEaltrr) III g9rnt fir bic ,,Scme StrlI9tr7
mas So. IN gIep. 9prI" NIB ,,eprcnting County
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22
T,IE coALH rRoUBLEs.

tMAUCp CuuNK, April lar Ibo general
arbitralion board met at half past two This
aftemoon, There was present Thomas
lianmgardner and lIepry GnlieMan, OF
Northumberland counly !; Wm, Kenlriek,
George W. Cole, EIgene lIogda aud
George T., Qweps, Of sehnylkiU a, PArllep
and charls Parrish, Of I.uzern; y. T. Claik
and Y itoblnson, Of Carbon on uie part VI
the operators. -..',I 7.
On Tho part Of miners, there were presept
Jalncs kealay, John Aney, john Holay,
John pprheif, James llyan, Johp j, Win
ilms, a Reese, John Wallace and Q. 4.
M'iiugh. Tic upper part Of l,ulerue
collnty waa not represented 90 eitllrr aide,
Hon, neOfge w, cple, VI schuynlll, was
10 tho chair James kealy. prcslleut
OF W. u, A., vice president MeAsrs. A.
iieeae, a lnluer, and George Ovens, au
OfetatOr S,cFeiarics.
a s'as resolved that sslsciion ~ umpire
le piade bY nnaninpns eoiisenl, aud nom
inRtidas NeTt al Onee proceeded with, Amer
iva hours voting the bard agreed upon
IAdge Nm. ElAell, 81 iilOOmsburg, ah0
sas nomlnaied ID .Mr. ksaly, aud Judge
a.. n. Harding, dominated hy Mr.. Iarglsh
~ l.n1efne, Ia laso Elsell dofg n0t aereni.
kissli sns felsgralAled, and rsnding hlg
answer tlie lfaId adjourned uniils Alne A,
~ "a, haIfo9 MDfnine. Among bosh
lnlhsfs and olaFal0ip lhs're tsenheA h ~ 4
hsllus "a harslpay, aud dsslIe ~ accom-,
lllislfd selilfiblng Agnlnlie,
i,e absaiee a aiiy representatives foa
lllA1i llif lblif hsse Solpelaliesls ~ tlair
lHiisls ~ istiens :, Asisl lsilaFk hfle ~
b 'sslh n 'a'ilissti - is'nsas, u'st o.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22

TnE FlsH SUPPLY on Pcs NsYLN,A MA
There Aro at loast Ole hnndrpd ana lwsBty
sgeeles al iTesh walyr hsl,ss Ia lhe aalels 4
~ lhAnsy lSsula, aiys ihe Hhilalalphla
FTfss, oDlllllns tluse ~ lake Etls, lo
wnleh lNepll l'slA speel,s aIe lslppglanl as
ti'Al, IhlIly -ono AlN'llss sKlsi IA The lhf
lAHaFs apd lis lubalaEles, Nbirh arr elll,rr
n"N usfd a. ssssi, ol Rill lle saisa lninTe
pipei Al'9ll lhr sAnle nnnllHT Ia lllg
Nlsglf l9nna, shlle ilere sac G,rly-ols' Ia,
sebah,a la AlisghanY nIll ls btanul,Ds,
l~iar 'FllEFy sllsslss nl.,Talr To- N,li NaifT
~ AUTUMN aad reprgin ihse du ing lie
laief, nllisgs dcscrlid Nc cfeeks 10 tbe
rvefa aaa The rigafs to heir deeIs'r waters.
Rnd sHlsFgeaie hi iliem Aafinf cola we,,ih.
80 others remain al winL'r IA tlll,lr ussal
h,ants buFYlns themselves in The mud
ani an.leF : ins Kind ofhl llenauon, slhle
sanf 90 esaa,lie, Cigtain catfish lO n0l
even iatr ssra ihis larcaulloH. With q
40 extepi sns. a. tle aays,ni ~ snFill,,
tod Che hfnstlng ~ ufille lte, ihsY aieend
- ilse ulspt AMI fhaf vaiefs, ~ 81 TIC
frsTf isiiissns, - Afilnst llaif spawn,
tlt efieial1us age ile - nni iin ifgpi
ile t'rHfr dsseend lhe riyers Va asiiunn,
ani dflsusli eaaf tfifs Ia tslt salfFi ~
silgf ~ n ,D ile ullsf aifft Ia i,le
NiiHala, rilsi NJ llHll sllst' sill, 20, -
Nf ttsf "a ilif s4lfii'sii saaafi, aisitii'all'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22
rhiIadeirhia a ReadTng R~u Read

I'D I'D n9gts s227 SssN ts4r's S,rest. H.
nHo1I So y'PnMlpEIFius ApS. 10, lsJI %
special meeting Of ihs siocih elders Of The
fAlaqeiphia \ lteading Rallr0sl SnnpaDy twill
~ rhllalclplha, on the rightI day OF NAY, 1871,
at ~ o'cock, w., wiieh uuh where lie J0int
agfoeinsnt entered iatO W tte Hoard ~ Mana.
gers of tlie Phsdclphla 50 iieadlug Railroad
Cole payy aId Tho Beard VI Dlrsossss of tho Ieba.
p9p y yyslnont iiallreaa C1iapany, ioE lilo con.
Of the Lebanon 4 'ffempnl Raugo.lA Company
lnio The fhliadriplls & Reading Rallaoad COM
Isniy, viii be suballltesi 90 tho sad Stock holders
aud a vote By ballot Ia peison 90 proxy taken
io' tsl Edspilon oI fsiesiloH Of tAs SANE.
], ", JONks. sasIeiaIy.
Aprii e, sIl.-si.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22

THE argument Of Franklin j. Gowen,
ESQ.,, before the Judiciary Committee OF
The Senate of Pennsylvania, furnishes an
able and interesting presentment of the
views entertained on the coal question by
the railroad companies. The magnitude
Of the interests they have at stake ana the
extent of the injury they siifier from pro-
sraetcd suspensions are very forcibly in
dicatcd by his statement that the Railroad
Company alone has three hundred loc9m-
otivcs, twenty thousand coal cars, twelve
hundred miles of single track, ncanal one
hundred and eight miles long, force en-
ploycd of twelve thousand men, and n car
rying capacity equal to one hundred aud
eighty thousand tons of coal per week. ,5
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22

Oppression after eating, headache, ncrv-
Gus debility, are the effects OF indigestion
One, or two ut most, of Parsons' Purgatiyo
Pills will give immediate relief
,Johnson's. Anodyne Liniment may be
administered to children with project sue
cess, in cases of Group, whooping-cough,
influenza, md almost any of the diseases
TO which they are liable.;lv 20 LcH altI
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22

Iris a poor rule that don't work both
ways, and since The Times accuses us of
pitching into the commissioners because we
don't get any ""pap'' he will be man enough,
we suppose to admit that hc,is trying 10
defend them, because he docs get the pap,
Snyder County Tribune. ..T -.- =. ,.'
AS the Northumberland County Democrat
quotes the Times which, makes the sanio
charge against us, We shall have to ask the
Democrdt to be candid for once, and say
whether they don't defend tho Commission
ers because they 90 ''gct the pap and that
well sugared in the hargain. .ll ytE
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22
Phiiadciphia a. Reading Rail Roas
3ht 1u liIgU Company. i.t Ad1b
l9'ce as7 South Eb'rih Strcci

PnILADEIlHiA, April l5, 1S1l. =
A special meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Philadeiphin a Readiig Railroad Cohipany viii
besleld atoifiee of the stid Company, IN tile city
of philadelphia, on the Eighth day OF MAY. 1871,
AZ y o'elpck, z. NJ, WHOM and where the Joint
agreement entered into by the BOARD pf Managers
OF the Philadelphia q headlpg Railroad Com.
Iany, and the Board oc Directors Of The Northern
Liberties q Penn Township Railroad Company,
for the consolidation Of the said Companies, ana
the merger OF the Northern Liberties 4 PeBr
TONnship Railroad Conlpany into Z he Phllaael-
plaS leading Railroad Company win be snb-
mtted 10 the stoellholdeTs, and q role by bauos
ip person o. ~ proxy, taken i9rtls adcplIlib o.
rejection OF The same. l'
- 1s. ~ "a p w.JoNEs, ssqresssyi.l %
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22

THE STRING EgEC rIONs - Wa observe
that some of oar exchanges State that n
bill had passed both hous,'s, rt-establshing
the spring elections. such il not the inct.
n bill passed the House 10 that effect, but
the senate attached several od0us political
amendments ta il, One q; ,isom especially
-heeling the elections IN lAzsrue couuty,
10 which Tho ii.'usi refused 10 concur. Tic
hili was thon sent Ia u committee Of con-
lirci'ce Iha committee had several meet
ingh, but, tila inmocyats adliefing to. IlIoir
obnoNiols amendments, tha bill les ia the
hands of. the conlmltus, " hege Il win, no
doubt, remain. nuiess tile llonlaepats a ban.
dnn thir vbolllons course Iitgi iisbarg
JtiepOlh. 1.lI .l.t 81. l"F 'Hl- :
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22

CHINESE rs THE COAL MINES. 1T is
understood tiIat definite propositions, have
besn made 10 the directors Olihc great caal
railroads for Chinese labor on . large scale,
for working the Pennsylvania mines. Some
ofthc most thoughtful directors OF, those
railroads terminating in, New York) are
convinced that this is their ultimate re-
source for steady work. the faitlfal aud
quiet work Of tho Chinamen in Mpssaohu-
sotts is bringing many to such CONCLUSIONS
.rrScrUdt0a RfpHbltraa. .l.. r...H s-..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22
S. to $40 per Day. SSs, y W9MEN; GIR; (

who engage In our new business make from IS
to $40 per day in their own localities. Full par
ticulars snd instructions ss,nt free by mall
Those in need Of permanent, Profitable work,
should eddress Mt once-.T q . = Is " 81 ~
GE0aGE STINSON & CO.,
Portland, Maine.
April Is, 4 S1l .Asln. 5-.-a 'll'Tsy