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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-24
NATHALIE REAL ESTATE FOR

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOX
Y SALE.-By viru" o. the last VII ana !. ,er
of William Sfmims. DECREASED. Of Madison Ny OUR
at public sale, at SCI, HE, III AaiiSo:: c0.aty, n'om
THURSDAY DE 9TH day OF June i7'-''c '"'''"'"s
IL - "a '' FIRST TRACE u,,.,,
The SEVILLE TkACT CONTAINS o.. H.
DRIED AND NINETY-TiiI'EE AMP a u1,.tf
rhIs tract has rare Inducements 10 capitalists ana
exceedingly valuable. On II u Il commodities l".-
story dwelling, with all necessary ana rnlsa An
ho,lses for such farm. Also. lr.e r:crci!abl-'
aud srw-yuil with an abundant and cHr:faht shFl's
of water. and suitable Iious's, FOR tHe hieIt' :. 60
lie storchouse Tor mercnlitle n,tS'i'n9, g.. @r
This tract Is Immediately Gu tie Rapid Ann RIVER
the Madison side Of Tie rivc-lld Is III te ls.
tile section oftle country IN prcacPgS ns,, scciIon
IL NOTED. The orchard on L Is GOOD 1nr. NJ W.
cleared land Is originally OF thc fnest luamy Il !.
hi Land slopes gradually south TO The rl'sl e., r.
if,ccn mile, from GordonsyilIc ten from Madison
Courthouse, and i've from StaHar6sViae'
SECOND TRACT.
The WAYLASD TRACT contains oHE l hIn,Ig
DRIED AND tlfri.iHi.EE aAp ~. - rr,. .n,ja
hall miles from the first 'ancd Tract ott ~ he'
an a,,unianr. OF fine ilHber. The buihaha7 ~''
q'''e 'f''~''' THIRD TRACT.
The WHITE TRACT contains ONE HtNDahn
ACRES. and Is In Greene cGIntE' !e..i ,,n,itr
Vile and the swift River and R9sSnsI I. sne tpber
which leads 10 Gordonsyine. lDefe 10 MY
or this tract, but no buildings
FOURTH TRACT.
Tho R0NZFE TRACT contains afoat ", ~
ri ~ nS ~ n nj, TJJftlY ACRES. aal t' ~
Greene comfy about mile frs,a nc f s.'. o,
tract OF hi: tract there arr nrinsy aa..
good. Buildings moderate, .,iu ,c re-
For the p,rciase money the purchasers sn .StiT
oured TO give ion WITH eoei psrso,a ssyr
nnavabe In three equal annual instruments. s.u ~
,crcst from tie dry OF sale, and TIE itie u ii
lands viii be retained as additional sGcthi ,.sy,.i
the purchase money /, paid. The 'iues ale 'ei'''
Persolk are invited to View The laDds Ti",s Wv
day Of sale. ht'sLia22tt -. - iac,..ssd
Administrator c. L 4. Of William sihlis' "ss'A'"
my 13-3w ---------.----~---
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DRENT'S "pATENT ANIMAL HOP
D PLE."--Th!s new. simple, and useful instru-
meut win secure riding and driving from moving,
and may be a6@antageously adapted for folagilg
horses, mules cows within limits, aud VIII euec-
t9lly prevent COWS from kickHg or sucking theM-
selves. They are for sale at the agricultural ware
house of II. sh SMITH 1 CO.. 1899 Main street,
Richmond, Va. my 3s-W&E2ts
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SIMMER RESORTS.

TIME HEALING SPRINGS, ON The
LINE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILROAD, BATH COUNTY, Va NH oc open
for the reception Of visitors Junelj iief are ac-
rassiblc y the Chesapeake and ONO railroad from
lIIllbororigh, twenty three miles over the warm
Springs mountain, or from CoVinStoll, on ti,a SUI
road. fifteen miles. byn fine turnpike OF Esy EIvs
and the splendid scenery on Jucksors river nes"
Springs arc TOO well known to require an cilopfac
notice ut this timc INC WRITES OF s.,e n,Iby hun.
.lrrtls who lave been relieved by their use. inc
h,thinc ia luxurious and invigoraiing me ar pure
and rNki,ar.tng and the sceHcry grand anu peaut,-
fmi. ami the approach up the valley Of .,'ackson
river presents combination OF mountain ana wafer
scenery not to he surpassed. ,,
:, Persons leaving Washington or Richmond IN Inc
morning eau reach the Springs the same night OF
remain 1T CovingtOn. where colniortlbic actohlnlo
datlos can lie had, and arrive at the Springs hcS'
HEsreSICHs RAND is engaged for the season, and
the usna facilities for amusement an" recres''iop
Dc.rrIntiye pamrets can be had of Mcssrs. Pnr-
cell Ladd 4 Co.. Richmond, or Of tho agent at Tie
Springs. .... '-~t
Board 81 Ter day: 500 per week; 500 for month OF
June S75 per month for july, August ana Septehi-
her. or Sla5 for two months. s."
Telegraph and poSt-oice IN the h0 oi,l.;c,,n
nv m, ai-T,I.sF4w b. NJ. QUAELEs, Agent
VHE HOT SPRINGS, ,,>rx v,pc,xr,
arc now OMEN to visitors Its waters are ccicnfIcu
for the cure of Rhcunatisn Govt, laralyslo, or
nor of liver Chronic DiarrhTa or Dyscntery, Dis
of the uterus. Affections of the Skin especially
of Syplilltic ori2iu. numerous Chronic Diseases.
THE BATHS
vary in temperature from so degrees to lln degrees
Fahrenheit and present every variety OF chronic
bath They are moreover, found TO prepare the sys-
tenn for the beneficial action of waters found ut the
various other Mineral Springs.
Sud BATHS have been constructed similar 70
those that are largely used al the most celebrated
snas fin Germany and which give sufferers the hene-
1T of the very YauHble remedial ngerts contained
These EPRINCS offer unsurpassed attractions to
both the Invalid and plcasure-seekcr. The equip
ment and management are equ'l to 'hore OF first.
been provided.
Professor J. L. CABELL, NJ. D.. Of the Cniver.
sity of Virginia. Resident Physician.
For pai plets and circulars address s..
~ S. c. TARDY SEQ,
..... Richmond, Va: or
j. A. AUGUST,
Manager Hot Springs, Bath county, Va.
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II LIGHTNING RGDs.-We are sole a,s gu |?
l4far TuBUiAi pt & hs@,.i
ing or,ic RI. - ii. IL. N1lfSTG4ssI fsts & SD.
my :l.si $50 Broad street, tiissssaeaa' ~
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LUMBER DEALERS.

THE UNDERSIGNED, in retiring from
L line employment OF bicssrs. Thomas Balmer
Co naps Iesye 10 return his sincere thanks to his
friends for the favor aud kindness which have been
extended to him. During the summer ne WIN le
enogged at tina Warm Springs, and he hopes b. re-
turn 10 RichmoEd In the fall and enter ngain Into
NV -. ,s72 my 22.ss
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PnSTPttnEMENT.

. IUSIFV.NfsIITIANf =
The weather being Indictment. the nboTe-,heii'
toned sale post pnned multi FRIDAY me Eiti ~,
s,,nf at & o'rlcck T. NJ. at which time the sale VIII
romrnruce on Veuablc street near the Mcchlulcs-
Vile turnpike. RltHAfDso.N ~ 49,,
my tAuflh'iNEiH
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HARDWOOD g. RITTER, q

WHAT NEXT?-The field of invention
w seems TO be exhaustless One OF the latest and
most delightful novelties we have seen s<the CON-
SONS Richmond, Va. 1t Is lii the form Of q powder,
has tue iasor Of various fruits, and Is sweeteHed
aud charged with gas. Price, Soc, per box. $3.50
Sons, Druggists, Richmond, Va. Special rates 70
the trade my II
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My experience OF a circus has convinced
me of one thng-that from the proprietor
down to the lowest s,lpe md stablcn1an
each and every person connected with one
lead very hard life and earn every penny
they get; and their short nights, their long
Journeys in q hot sun, over sandy, dusl!
roads. their professions III the midday glare,
their thoroughly broken day, must be en-
cccdnsly cXhausting to the system. There
IS. toe. il considerable mental strain in gong
thrcu:h IL horseback act in the ring, Whlic
the physical cycrtOn OF the acfobatS, gym
na,tS, aud lcapcrs must be something ire
mcudoi,>. And yet, though some OF them
look worn, they are all as CHEEKY and merry
together "a possible.
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GETTING READY FOR THE SHOW.

travelled with the tent-Inen one morning
for the express purpose of seeing the tents
erected. They were put up, both the circus
and the mcnagerie tents, i'll little under
two hours. Now, the circus tent itself,
though not so big Us the Circus MaNimus OF
old Rome, which WAS one mile III circunl-
ference, is 100 feet across, and holds over
xix thousand people. One would have
thought that it would occupy whole day to
put up the seats alone. The mcnagerie tent
Is only little smaller than the circus tent.
AS soon as the animal cages and chariotS ar
rive, their canvas coverings are removed, the
tires, aNles, and springs, are examined, and
the dust or mud removed from the wheels.
Presently the omnibusses, rockaways,
and buggics, containing the perform
ers and the band, begin to arrive
in rapid succession, their occupants
hurrying away immediately for the dressing
tents. Of the ladies' dressing-tent of course
] am unable to say anything. The mems tent
presents most curious spectacle in the
course Of five minutes. In the centre stands
sort OF high pedestal with small looking
glasses arranged on the top. Before one
glass stands the "funny" clown, applying
any amount of mutton tat to his face and
neck before he puts OH the powdered whiten-
ing and vermiIlion paint, which is to give to
his face the conventional, half-ghastly, half
comical appearance which clowns affect. At
the next glass stands stIwart fellow, with
nothing on but fieshings and pair OF high
jack-boots, dyeing his inustacbe to q beautiful
black. Peeping over his shoulder is COM
panion, whose only garment Is supposed to
be steel cOrselet, putting at least Il quarter
of pint of oil upon his hair. All around
are huge cases; one filled with .bre,st-plates,
another with helmets, others with hnces,
flags, and banners, and others with great
crimson jack-boots. "Helmet for No. 10,"1
cries the property-man, and No. 10, perhaps
almost in u state of nudity, makes a short
cut TO the property-,nan by means of so
mersault. (Allthe performers are required
TO ride in the procession) Breast-plate for
No. 49, calls another propcrty-man; and
No. 10, who is shaving, nearly cuts piece
out Of his cheek. Down goes the razor, for
the rules against keeping the property-msn
waiting are very stringent us found out to
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EOR SALE OR LEASE.--Having pur-
n chased within the past twelve months large
number OF LOTS situated In almost every loeality
III the city OF Richmond, town Of Manchester. and
counties OF Uenrico ard Chesterfield, just beyond
the corporate Limits. will either sell the same for
fair advance, or leSc fur term OF years 10 rtsphE-
sile tenants who VIII aid In advancing the Interests
OF our cor,Inunity JAMES T.. GuDUtN,
NV a3.Iw n I 'zas,.e i13 sfain street
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh street between Main and BapS..

EItNtItIl UT" f7''"''@'
COMMISSIONERS SALE or 80 a B ), III.
~ DWELLING AND VACANT LOTS AZ NE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF ST. STEIh EN AL
the Chancery Court Of Richmond, entorcd lhth june
l,7c in the case Of Nash trustee, rs. Mon,'HSH nS
will sell ut auction. upon the premises, OH NH IN
T,nn it there Is Il RRICK DWELLING with about
sovru rooms The lot fronts IS feet and runs baeR
l@0 feet TO an alley eighteen feet wide lt VIII De SID
iiyised so us to give two good building lots at the
corner. :. r- ,,,,.
and twelve months, with interest ana secured ny
,lIst deed title retained until the notes are stiG.
3. II. NASH. C0pnilssioner.
GHuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionters.
The above sale IS postponed until FRIDAY, 2ith
NJ ~ rEU!iBS &c WILLIAMS. Aucionccrs
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An Editor Becomes Ciress Acs"r--'
Life Among the SaWtillSt---Ecrilsa ana
r,,..-rrt.s of n S,.o,..lGn'S Life.

There is 40 end to newspaper enterprise
now-a.days. The latest case we hear OIL Is
the original idea conceived by one OF the gen
tlrmeu attached TO the New YORK Itntts.
who took it into his head TO Join travelling
circus company tor the purpose OF giving
the readers of that Heper an insight INTO TIE
inner life Of the saw1ust knights and Their
spnnslctl-back cqucSticnacS. We Givca few
extracts from the writer's experience:
TIE EDITOR As A SrrE
The afternoon performance was about 70
begin. ~ ! was Invested of my journalistic
Jacket, thrust into scarlet coat f'.al Whs 100
small for me, and told to assist in putting he
fancy tlHppngs on the ladies horses ana
make mySgf generally useful in the entry
way Of the ring. Within twenty minutes OF
nv engagement my "bcss confidently told
the rinr-manager that "thal new supe you've
took on don't seem TO amount to much. .,
The rng-nmnager replied, however, that it
was none of his business that Mr.. HowcS
had taken me on. An hour afterWald my
boss " declared to Mr. Howcs himself that
| wasn't worth cent Il day, and that he had
better shake ne as soon As possible" Be-
fore the performance was half over he had
sworn at me dozen times for idling about,
(lgubTatlCt VI lllN ttulNS NV "
contne my efforts TO carrying the roSin-board.
on which the acrobats and gymnasts rubbed
the soles Of their shoes, into the ring), and
after the final net he Indignantly reinon-
strated with Mr.. Howes, whose unusual
passivcncss he could not understand. hao
not long been member of the circus
troupe before l discovered that all my prevl-
Gus ideas with regard to this class OF people
were totally erroncous-at least so far rs
those with whom ! was thrown III cohhc'
were concerned. had expected to ma my,
self among rollicking, registering set OF
men, who preferred short pipes and top'cs
of nile to wine and cigars, and whose dress
inc-room was theatrical exhibition OF every.
thing that is coarse and Objectionable. And
/ had more than vague@.!spicion that some
of the ladies might be a little loose in theiI
actions of strict propriety. Twas a>tonished
to meet company Of stsid and dccorou>
ladies and gentlemen, quite and rather re-
served in manner, and, so far from having a
liking for dissipation, that they were only
too anxious to get to bed as soon as they got
home from the evenings performance.
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TOR SALE, n MAGNIFICENT ESTATE
II of SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, on james
river twenty miles above Richmond Large and
splendid dwelling OF twelve rooms; 2as and wafer
i'm dwelling: extensive out and farm houses; land oil
the first quality; scenery and surroundings nnsnr-
passed For full particulars apply 10 address
= Il. - 't'tsEe GEORGE M. pHEWRY,
& luyl-ln &. III IS zfE.l fOIs Aaiu street.
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TIE rEEFoRxi,Rs AT DINNER.

] had been so intcntlv studying the TAT
boy that it w:ls sone time before my aticll-
ton was attracted to his immediate neigh
.hor-. At his left band set rather petitc-
looking young lady, nineteen years Ola, WIN
Il fill beard and moustachc; and next 10 he[
sat little lady of eight and twenty years OIL
age and thirty-,wo inches in height, III q
child'S high clair. She is married to one OF
the employees of the circus, who IS al ord.'
nary->izcd man, and, strange as IL may az
pear, they say that she rules him "iiha IRON
rod by constantly threatening to get !! o'-
vorcc from him. OF course, rs she brings
him considerable annual income ny e:
hbitng herself, this is about the lust tang
!a wouid wish her TO do. She gave rs Il
ste Of her quality during dinner, me
fanny" clown cane in late, and on taxing
his Sfa opposite line party said, " ell, my
small l,y degrees and beautifully less, bow
are Won AL this hot day." "Sir,' exclaimed
the little woman. firing up in al instant, -
will thank you to treat me as Il lauy you
deserve to have your ears well boxed. II
my husband was herr you wouldn't dare 10
address ne So"
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CONTINUATION.

The sale of the above-inentioncd proI'"rt. u Coz
timed until WEDNESDAY EVENING tue z
instant, 1T o'clock ,..,o,,orx.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, May >, ls7.. {
The parties Interested III the foregoing decree,
ans. all creditors of the saia james simpson, de-
ceased, and OF his estate arc hereby notified that
will proceed ut my office, IN the city of Richmond,
on MONDAY the 81 day OF June. ls72, 1T II o'clock
NJ, TO execute the Inquiries and requirements OF
quired TO attend \. AUSTIN SMITH,
Commissioner In Chancery.
STILES & CuRISTIAS,p.q. my 3-F4wSJu3
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J7OR RENT, STORE No. Pearl l 9s5;s
T Block Fourteenth street. ApPiETI9 a. -
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by Coulling & Meade,
Real Estate Agents sud huctioneers,
1901 Main street.

THAT VERY ESIRA B l. +. BRlCh
| STORE AND DWELLING No. 1905 MAIN
STpEE'r NEAR FIFTEENTH STREET, NOW
X TIE OCCUPANCY OF Mrs. L. /. HAMiL-
ron. MlLLINER. AT AUCT10N.-Wc shall III
tho rcourst of the OWNER offer for sale at public a!c-
Hon or the premises. OIL THURSDAY the 93d DAY
Of Nav 1877? ut O'Clock T. NJ. the Acknowledgement
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
TERMS At sale. ,,,,Dr
Auctioncers.
POSTPONEMFNT.
In consequence of Thursday being election day.
thr above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY. 2.tl, al
) O'Clock. III! :"
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LroR RENT, that desirable FA .li Il 4 g:I
r prSIDESCE No 31l Twelfth street. Sc ~
cond door from Marshall. containing eight ROOMS;
With every convenience: AL in thorough o rnr:
Apply at elAhhI or, MIN street
my l:-lgi ~ ------
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EOR RENT, the VERY DESIRABLEG@a
II oEEIC,I, recently vacated by Messrs. ". FL
K Martin Co.. corner Cary and Thireensh, .tlecls
second Noor). Also, an excellent Of NE VI
LoL"i>"-N wa wa r. G. fEYTON.
oa,. cornor Main md Twelfth streets.
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TlRST QUALITY SPERM CANDLES.
o. boxes superior SPERM CANDLES;
my W. 6. cambridge & co.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-01-20
.gOtiings.

Is making your purchases do not go away
from town, ,and We think You will do better by pa
tronHing those who advertise in this paper.
NORTHUMBERLAND has free lectures every few
weeks. Why cannot Sunbury afford them!
TIE greatest enemy to weak men is the wine
glass; to vain women, the looking glass.
By the great number Of show bills put about
town one would almost think that everybody and
''thc rest Of mankind" were in the show business.
Chestnut street ladies' man SAYS he is never
satisfied that his LAT friends understand kiss,
unless he has ii from their own mouths.
Young married men who wish toattcnd balls
without taking their better half with them.
should leave notice with their families at what
hour they intend returning. To nave q wife 10
lock the doors and leave her liege lord ont IN the
cold the balance Of a night, must be rather dis
agreeable. At least some Of our young men
think so.
1T is pronounced, by those who profess to know
that new and dangerous $50 greenback coun-
terlet note has been put in circulation, so well
executed that many bankers have been deceived
by it. As it is a SD, we are safe, as printers
seldom see anything of that size.
NEWSPAPERS had better stop noticing the
"Grccian Bend for many Of the ladies have got
their backs up' about ii. They dou't like to b
run down behind their backs, and no newspaper
has a right to do so.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-01-20
Editors Table.

DEMoEEsT's GoUNG AIElICA for Tobraarv
will no doubt be welcomed by our Juvenile, after
the holidays; il has always something new, en-
tertalning and useful-Minnic ''Goiug TO s hoo -
and the first chapters of a new story by Nav
Manneridg, entitled "Just My Luck - the ab-
sorbing story of Minnie and Kitty is conclIi.l.
II is one of the very best ever put in print fol,
Juveniles, and even adults can be instructed by
its purusal. We see another serial is promised
from the pen of the same author, to commence
next month. "Alf and Eddic'' Is a charming
story for the season this makes less than half
the contents, which is so varied and entertaining.
we advise you to get it if you have not already
subscribed. Published by w. Jennings Demon
est, S3s Broadway, n. Y.
DEMoREsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE for February
contains its usual abund ant and varied amount of
good things for family magazine. We mention
in particular new music, the Highland Lancers :
Poetry, Winter Winds Marrying for Money f;
Woman's Poem; Mother aud Child, ETC.; an
Excellent Story, The Professors Wife; Jennie
June's second article ON The PHYSICAL Life of
Women, what Education does for Girls' and
other articles full record of the Fashions and
new designs for ladies and children, profusely IL
lustTated, Ladies' Club, Household, Music, Drama
Literary and Art, etc., etc. SO yearly Publish
ed by W. Jennings Demorest, S3S Broadway,
". Y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-01-20
Business Notices.

By strict attention to business, Thoc. @. Mott
controls the largest tailoring business in sum
bury. All his Suits attract attention, and arc
commented upon as the best fitting clothing
worn. lie Keeps excellent goods and knows how
to make them up TO please the most rastdious.
Tnn splendid assortment of all kinds of Hats
aud Gaps at s. Faust's store continue to attract
attention, which are sold at reasonable prices.
THERE are more Boots and Shoes sold at the
Excelsior store Of ". H. Miller, Market Square,
than any establishment in the county. The rea-
son ia, that Miller Keeps the largest stock to
select from, and always has the best quality.
ASoruER lot of new Furniture has just been
received MT B. l.. Roudcnhush's Store, in the Ma
sonic Buildings. Some Of the very best that can
be found In the cities, made up in the most mola
ern style Furniture of all kinds, equal to a city
store, are kept in this establishment, and sold at
the most reasonable prices.
THE holidays being over, It is, nevertheless,
true that Clement IS Dissing'r are atil selling
their goods at lower prices than elsewhere.
Every one will be convinced Of this fact by call
inr at their now store room In Clements build
ing, on NGrl.c: Square.
+ A FACT worthrcmemb,riur, that Wcimor sells
goods lowcrthau the lowest. His stock of Dress
Goods in Silks. Mcliuo-, Empress cloth, Slttins,
Pla3s, &c., &C., are complete. Ne.vcts and
Vclvc.ecns 20 per cent lower than former prices.
Watcrrroors Of the latest styles and ho7t make.
Ladies' CHiIlrens' and Gents Fu.s. Ills ueEou-
meut OF GAawis, embracing all tla leading atyles
in the markets, which he offers ct extremely low
prices. Gail and be convinced that Wcimcf'
popular Cash Store is The r'aco 90 coo0ro bar
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-01-20

OS Thursday last, Mr.. Geo. II, Colar was
struck with palsy while in the discharge Of his
duties as 0agman at the Shamok.u street ]. r.
crossing. The stroke was quite severe, psraly-
zing the right arm, side and leg, but we are glad
to be able to announce that he is likely to regain
the use Of his limbs. Mir. Codcr had n stroke
less severe something over q year ago.-ShGa.o-
Kin Herald
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-01-20

TEE Examination and Exhibition of the Aea-
Thursday next, in the Opera House. These ex-
hibitioas are of highly interesting character
and should be encouraged by the presence Of the
citizens generally, as well as the parents of chill
dren attending the schSoi. This Academy, un-
der tAa slperinteadanee OF Mr.. Brown, has be-
come an established institution, we'll and fsvora-
'ly known abroad, and we notice is attesd ded by
oumosr Of scholars from other places.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-01-20

A the Rev. w. Hause, the German Reformed
minister orthi5 place, was coming towards home,
frou preaching funeral sermon, one evening
last week, was stopped rather uncermonlously
hy having his Eorsc seized by the bride, by
some unknown perzon. The Rev. gentleman
urging his horse forward, the beast sprang ont
Of the grasp of the scoundrel who had attempted
to hold his horse. 1t is supposed that the ind-
yiIGal was mistaken in the person, as no sane
person cou'I be foolish enough to stOpa minister
with the einteatoa of committing robery.-Selins-
grore Tribune