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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01
List OF Jurors for an Adjourned
Court. March 3, 1878.

Frederick Burkenbiuc, Northumberland,
Patrick Ready, Coal twp,
Thomas Laughlin, Coal twp,
benjamin Barto, Lewis twp,
FRANKLIN Carver, McEwensyile,
Henry Clement, sudbury,
Bartholomew Connnrs, Mt. Carmel twp,
Isaac Albert, jackson twp,
william Deihler, ShanOkin borough
nanlel III. Beckley, Milton,
John Earston, Point,
William Dent, Shamnkin borough,
Nathan Brown, Jackson,
Elias Rebock, Upper Mahauoy
John COrcOran, Snnbury,
Daniel Smith, Snyaeuowu borough,
Jacob IL. kaufman, Upper Mthanoy,
George W. Snipe. Lower Augusta,
John Deppin, Jackson,
John lliluer, Shdmokin twp,
llenly Gulick, Mt. Cprmei twp,
Daniel Karchner, Turhut.
Peter Brown, Upper Mahanoy,
Jesse Miller, Point,
John ii. Beck, Lower Mahanoy,
Isaiah Johnston, Point,
John L. Forsyth, Northumberland,
Joseph Ditly, Shamokih borough,
John Nesbit, Northumberland,
DIR. Joseph Eyster, 5anbgiry,
John Good, Delaware,
Isaac Messenger. WutsOntown,
Jacob |. Zartman. jackson,
William f. Kutzner, shnmokiu Bdfough,
John Folk, Shamokin borough,
Edward faber, delaware.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin, pimples,
ringworm, salt-rhe an. and other eutaneous at
fectinus cured, and the skin made soft aud
SIN Doth, hy using the JUMPER TAR soar, made
by Caswell, Hazard IL Co., New York. Be GER
tain tn get the Juniper Tar Soap, as there are
many worthless limitations made with common
tar. l2w
THE Pnrest aud Sweetest Cod Liver on Is
TIazIrl & 'nswel's made on the sea shore from
fresh. selected livers, by Oaswrll, Hazard & CO.,
New York. II IS absolutely pare aud sweet Pa
:ients who have once taken u prefer IL to all
others. Physicians have decided itsuperior to
any OF the other oils In snsrks' Iav
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

RELIaloxs OF THE WoRLD.-This valuable re-
lginus work contain, statement of the origin,
Development and forms OF worship, doctrines
ami government o. the religious denominations
jlils yp-ll, with biographical sketches of emf
n.1t livilcs, has been enlarged and reviscd,a
shrli tui ii place in every household. 1t is a
complete history of all denominations that have
aud do now exist in the word. The book cam
not be obtained at book stores, as it is only sold
by agents. We are happy to see that Calvin
Woolrnck ha- received the ag 'ncy for its sale in
Sunbury, Northumberland, Upper aud Lower
Augusta, and is now c.nvas-iug for subscribers.
The work l. very ch,ap, AM every one should
await themselves of copy. 1t is Illustrated
with ine steel cnyrIvings, and contains nearly
four hun lrcd pages. fel-3t
TnE Eilenhcrgcr Brothers Concert Troupe
j. coming. At tha Opera House, Suubury, Feb
ri ,ry 5th ana 9TH, Wednesday, and Thursday
evenings.
AIui,sion IS and 50 cents.
Tni7 celebrated Troupe comes highly recon-
mendrd by the Clergy and temperance societies,
anl l. composed of six brothers,
References by permission: }. S. Lewis, Pas
tor VI. Z. Church. Tactoryvile, Pa; Prof
Rpss, Midlletown. y. Y; Prof. IL. III. Bassett.
Com. College, scranton, Pa.
Nl-''N llNi+S H-'N .NAo ~ S'S'y 'S'iN'S
nnd style, at Iazeltne's.
FINEAND SUPEnFGNE-Every style OF Valcn-
tines can he had Ut lIzetine's book and period
icai store.
ALL the perio icals Of the day can he had at
Hazetines perio zeal store.
ARARE CHANCE FOR Misunderstanding off
at cot, for cash. From this date until the 20th
.,r Il - 4. i-sin
Store will dispose of the following goods at costs
One lot of Shiwis, Blankets, Woo,eu Caps,
Skirts. Cloves, Hose Ladies' and Cent? Under
wear. Furs, Heavy Woolen Dress Goods, Fan-
nels, AMI one hundred reany- made Vests, price
81 to 50.
NoS is the time to secure bargains. fel-3t
Dr.. Garyil's Tar R,mcnies cure incpent Con-
sumption. Sold by all druggists.
W. r. F. Wemer has just received his second
purchase of fall and winter goods, cheaper than
ever. His stock of ladies' dress goods, water
wonts, lurs, carpets, oil cloths, fue groceries,
AMI in fact everything to suit the taste and fancy
anl at prices usto,ishingly low. He sells for
res; iy cash, aud will not be undersold by any one
Givr him Il call. and b" convinced that Wriner's
7p'n Ir cash store is the place TO secure bargains
NouCE.-At the Excelsior is the place to buy
for the ho iiays. as Miller has gotten up the nj
cc-t Bouts and Shoes for the occasion. Go aud
see the hnc-t French calf Scotch bottom, and
IA nj t,rchn bro,s aiso single and double SOL
4 h.nl..t rrh"d, al of them warranted. We
have NOW in store two hundred pairs of ladies'
~hn'- Of alj kui-, mems nrrtics, over shoes al
..uiicr' Misses AMI C.iidrcns'. Ladies' rub
d.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

VIZ Internationally omitted the name Of s. B.
Boyer Esq lin the list uflawycre (pnblished in
last weeks issue) who attended Supreme Court
AZ Philadelphia during the past week. Mr.. Boyer
had number Of cases to argue before the Sn-
preme Court. He displays more perseverance, in
hi profession than the majority of lawyers at
this bar.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01
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On Thursday January 80, 1873, Mr.. WM. II.
ioUNd to Miss ABBEY McWHLIAMs, both of
Chester county, Pa.
We are glad to hear that our Young friend
William has ranked himself among the Tortu-
nate. We rejoi &c, and in the language OF the
poet allow us to express ourselves:
May the cares oC life
Bear lightly upon him and his
Wife.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

FREE SPEEcu.--N Editor David +. CLARK,
who has recently been compelled to abandon the
pulpit in Northumberland, because of his desire
t. preach hs convictions Of the truth, and who is
refuscl a hearing IN the pablo halls of the town
will deliver an address in Garineer's Hall, sun
bury, next Sunday February End, 1878, after
uool at 3 O'Clock. All who believe in the tolera-
tim of honest opinions are cordially invited. Y.
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Dusinsss TofuIs.

SEWING MACHINES. : Miss Caroline nalus is the
agent for the sale of the best Sewing Machines
in existence, viz The Improved Singer"
.Grover & Baker," ''Howe," and Domestic,
which are constantly on hand and solt Il. rea
sonube prices. She is also agent for the cele-
bratei Frantz aud pope Knitting Machine. Call
and see them. one IN Market street, east OF
tho railroad. -..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

TUE members Of St. Matthew'S Episcopal
Church, at this place, spent a picasaLt evening
on last Tha'sday week, nt the Rev. Vandyne'e
residence, on Walnut street, pastor of that
church. In the course of tho evening, dona-
tion of about one hundred aud twenty five dollars
was presented to the rector, which was received
win bear rty thanks. .ftr s.. .... ..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

Younrman's Wine is recommended hy Physi-
clans generally to their convalesccnt patients.
uousE AND LOT FOR S,LE--A new House and
Lot located on Spruce street. Sunbury, is offered
for sale on easy terms. Appy to
JouS WILvER.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

p FIRE:-ou Thursday evening Of last week, n
clerk of the nrm OF Messrs.W winners & Co.. at this
place, passed a lamp under some goods hanging
upon line for display, in the store, when the
goods took fire and burned very rapidly. The
burning mass was cast into the street, which
saved serious confagration. The loss reached
several hundred dollars.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

P. L. HAcKESBuRG, Esq., of Milton, resigned
the position IF Assistant Assessor for the Fourth
Division of this District, which consisted of the
upper end of this county. P. NJ. Shindel, Esq,
of this place, who has had charge Of the Third
Division, has received notice that the two Dv-
sions have been consolidated, and that be should
continue as the Assessor. Mr.. Shiudel has
made an efficient officer for the government, and
will no doubt be retained as long as tina: office
exists.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

The fall Of snow this winter is unusually great
and many op?rehcnd an unusual flood. This,
of course, will depcrd on circumstances. The
entire fall Of snow in this place, since Novem-
ber, is about 50 inches, which is equivalent TO
about - inches of rain. About two thirds of
this say three feet, 1t may be estimated, is still
lying on the ground. Should this be carried oil
suddenly by rain or otherwise, high floods would
be inevitable. But this is not always the case.
The snow may melt and disappear gradually, as
it often does, and cause no unusual rise in our
rivers and creeks.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

ASSISTANT Posr MAsrER.-We notice thnt our
young fri, nd Peter P. Smith. hns been appointed
assistant Post Master Of this place. Mr.. Smith
is courteous and polite Young man,and will give
general satisfaction in that position.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

CoLpEsT IN 40 YEARs.-Dr X. Il. Mccoy, OF
Northumberland, says Wednesday night, was
the cpdcst since 1S3@ the thermometer standing
at 20 degrees below zero. In this place it was %
degrees below at on Thursday morning, and in
Shamokin, on the same morning at 2s below.
According to DR.. Uo,tenstcn il was at % below,
the lowest since 1885, when il stood at the same
figures.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

VIZ received the proceedings Of a meeting held
in Shsmokin in regard to the Local Option Law,
came too late for this weeks issue. They will
appear IN our next. .. DID,.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01
Focal AHnirs.

An ALARM OF FmE.-On Saturday evening
last an alarm was given, occasioned by the iv-
ni,i M of gas at the Gus Works. Through the
presence of mind u Mr.. Brewer, the superinten-
dent, in applying mud to the vent, serious dam
aee vas adyerted.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01


PUBLIC SALEs.--On Tuesday next, the 4th
INST, the administrator Of Nancy Cassett, de-
ceased, viii sell a house and lot on Front street
sunbury, Pa.
Bills have been printed at this Office during
the past week for the following sales:
On Saturday, Sth inst, at Drumhelcr's City
Hotel, house aud lot situate in Lower Augusta
township, belonging 10 Henry Gulchnll,
On the same day, at the corner Of Third ana
Market streets, a frame dwelling house and lot
oIEround situate on FouIth street, Sunbury, Pa.
30, Il house aud loi OF ground situate in Upper
Augusta township, belonging to the Fort Au-
gusta Building ana Loan Association.
On the 2Oth inst, the administrators of Mi
chhel Vert, deceased, will sell lot of personal
property at the late residence the deceased, in
Lowrr Mnhan0y township.
On the 4th Of March, Mr.. Samuel l.ebo will
offer for sale horses ard cattle, and farming
utensil', at his residence in Lower Muhanoy
township.
On the lith OF March, Gabriel Lower will have
cattle, wagons, and farming utensils for sale at
his residence in Lower Mahanoy township
LOOK TO Your RooFs.-Tbe heavy weight of
the recent falls of snow are tying Ia fslil and
Unsupported roofs. In such cases it is wei to
remove the sHOw in time TO avoid n crnsh
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01
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At the residence Of his sou, George Gaul, in
Upper Augusta twp, on Monday last, Mr. PHI
LIP GACL, aged about 81 years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

PROMPT PAYMENTs.-Thc Hon. G. G. Wescr,
agent of the Lycoming Insurance Co., on Tues
day last paid over the insurance money to Wm.
Raker and +. Reed, at Seven Points, amounting
to $500, the amount of insurance on carriage
and smith shop, which was consumed by lire II
few weeks ago. IIc also paid Samuel Bloom
81, 1926, the loss sustained by the burning of lis
saw mill on tho line Of the y. II. & W. II. r.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

ALMOST CoSrLAGRATIoN.-Tho hardware
store of Messrs. Paine & Mccormick, On Market
street, narrowly escaped a disastrous fire on
Wednesday evening last, cSuscd 10y the defect in
the heaters. The fire had reached the shelving IL
the store when discovered, and was promptly ex-
tinguishcd by Mr.. Paine, who was In the store
at the time,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

Dr. DEWITT has been PLACED on four commit
tees in the Legislature, viz: Library. Military
Railroads and Company bills.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

BEGIN the new year by taking insurance on
your life Cal. and have the plans of the Metro
politnn explained. We give insurance that will
nect with your approval. Wishing all a happy
New Year, Iromain yours,
LEWIS NJ. YODER,
tho T,urt IJouen
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

VETERAN GoNE.-Mr. Philip Gaul. n veteran
of the war Of 1912, died at the residence Of his
son In Upper Augusta. on the.27th inst, at the
advanced age of 81 years, months and IA days.
He belonged to tho Pennsylvania troops that
marched from York, this state, 20 Baltimore.
At the latter place he participated in the battle
Of Fort McIIenry. Mr.. Gaul has been blind for
a number Of years, and this misfonune might
have made life burdcusome to him, had not the
kindness Of his children been so mani.cst.-Daily
of Thm st'ay.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

AT a meeting of the new directors Of the Sun
bury Mutual Loan Il Building Association, held
on Monday evening last, Em'l Wilvert was re-
elected President for the ensuing year.
AT an election held on Tuesday last at the
banking house of the FIRST National Bank of
Sunbury, the following persons were elected D-
restols for the ensuing year,
Hon John b. Packer. J. X. Davis, snr.. Jesse
c. Horton, Vim. IL. Wappes, Simon Cameron
VIM. I. Grcenough. john Haas, Hon VIM. Rock
cfeller VIM Cameron. 4. B. Warford. Hon. Alex
Jordan, Geo. Smuler, and Geo. Schnure.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

New PosT OFFICE BUILDING.--Wc learn that
the Directors of the Masonic Hall Association,
have contracted for ihe erection Of "A b"ilding on
the south SIDE OF the Masonic building for post
Office, and that the building will be compl.ted us
early possible. 1t is to he built expressly for
post Office, and is to be designed and arranged
by our present efficient post master, j. j. Smith.
The building is to be three story brick, and to
occupy the vacant space along side of the pre-
sent post oilice building. new and more spa
cous post oliice is much needed, and VIC feel con-
tideut, that, from what we hear, the enterprise
will meet with ge ernl appreciation from every
one. and that the inside arrangements will he
made with view to accommodate the public.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

A.E. KArP, ESD, Of Northumberland, who
has been dangerously i'll with typhoid fever of
late, Is, we are happy to state, convalescent.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

MIR. ALBERT DuNnAM, of northumberland
has been appointed express agent or the Dan.
vile, Hazleton and WikesbaIre Railroad, vice
IIcber Painter, resigned.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

An ATTEMPT AT SUIorpE.W We are Informed
that jeremiah Farnswo,th, resident of the low
er part Of this place, made an aitcmp, to com
NIT suicide on Monday evening last, bv taking
laudanum. The proper remedies were applied,
and his physician has hope' of his recovery. 1t
is supposed that he was luboring under Temporal
ry arrangement at the time of committing the
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

PRysBSTA TIoN.-A presentation of hand
somey engraved gold watch was made at the
office Of the N. c. X. Il. Co., AT Shamokin, on
Tuesday afternoon last, to Mr.. D. ?. Attick,
Train Master on the Shamnkin Division of the
n. c. R. r., by the employees and friends of the
road. The presentation was made by Rev. j. c.
Clark on tine part Of the employees. in Il very
pleasant speech, and was received on the part Of
Mr.. Attick by the Rev. Asbury Clark in appro-
Pirate remarks. Mr.. Attick has bern train mas
ter on the road for several years, and is highly
esteemed by the employees, who have shown by
tnis substantial present their high appreciation
of him as Il man who cndeavors TO do his duty
toward all holding positions under him.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

Our NEIGHBoR oS THE RAMPAGE.-Our neigh
Dor If the DGilyis becoming yirtnous all ut once
and is threatening the Town Clerk, IN his pa.
per of Wednesday last, with Il 'clamor of reform
If that official don't furnish him with the bor-
rough advertising. We remember well when
this same editor used to rant against the Demo-
cratic county official whenever they spoke orgv-
ing the Republican papers any of the county
work, (tbe ADsericGn not included, as we were the
last that would have received any patronage
from that source.) Now, neighbor, this looks
inconsistent, for we belieye that this borough is
Republican by several hundred majority, with
Republican Council and Clerk. The Clerk has
been known IN thi- place gentleman long be-
fore the editor of the Daily migrated to this
town, and as he was expected by the Council, us
well as by the citizens to advertise the Ordinan-
ccs In papers where they would likely be seen,
he chose the two having the largest circulation
in the place, (the Daily not excepted.) We can
not see the proprety of our neighbor's reform
unless he Intends to assume control of the Re-
publican party in this town, and then run it into
the ground as he has the Democratic party of the
county. We should like to advise our neighbor
to recall hs remarks in regard To the toa n clerk
as he is an old citizen of irreproaehab.e charac-
ter, a thorough business man., and pouular
amonE; ne masses. Matters which the editor
haassxAtzs soout in other quarters win Certainly
retotl Hs.E,nis own head. We are favorable 10
pptsagths Daily upon a permanent basis, aud
ssStd liketo see 1t well pstronlLed, out We aon't
lfs 10 see the editor force things nose than is
eonssteut ~ish Ais eeUIss In umss psss.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

BANK ELECTInNs.--0n the 1lth uit.. the stock
holders Of the Milton National Bank elected the
following directors:
Vim. c. Lawson, VIM. +. Magic, ". Cham
berlin, W. =. HUI, Thns. Swenk. Jno. Roush,
W. s. Montgomery, !. B. Davis, and David Esh-
bach.
On the same day the fo,loHin were elected
for the First National Bank (Mi TOM:
J"ha Dniesman, S. 7. Brown, WIN. Savidge,
NJ. A. Nicely, Isaac Brown, j. Woods Brown, L.
G. Davis, b. X. Haag, W. A. Schrcycr, Henry
Frick anl John Taag.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01
NOTICE.

TIE PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

Office near the Court House,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

elm regard to Mr.. Cameron's residence In Nor.
thumberland In his boyhood daYs, the writer has
made mistake. as It Is q wei established fact
that he spent his carly days ia Sur5ury.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
[ Columbia Classical HnS'tN,e

4 Bo,rdlng School iur Young Men md BOYS. For
umba, Ia
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THE
~ TIIE
IOhPiD0 PATENT SUITS.
Robert, W. Nicholas Ge,o,


The followngA l. he decision rendcreltr J..
Mekcnnan, at Nag ieim o,,hc Cifrht t,r.,,s i
above cnsr.
In the Cicgit Cour ssths ph,d state. q, ,,,,
the Western ni.tir, hpansylyrnla
Roberts v' NIcholas 0,!er.-No MAY T..
is,3.-In Equity.
Novenisvr Il. is.s. nill f!sd and mho-,
sued. .a-
sahpona a-d n,a'ce df.ppHca,ion ior ,,,,,..,
arr injunction .urvci. "t
b,ccmhT T.. $50 f''titu or prclimiu,- q.
junction hriSl, Hndfhe voHrt ltirg lny n., d, ''
the premises the irjauctlda a,sarced a. ra,,d &.
anu decree 1'cu.
Jaaunry 70, 1879. INJUNCTION issued. sud IN ,..
.rh day OF ,ianwry indictment served p4..B,.,
ana by copy.
May -, 1879. Eule lsuci i,r defer d,ri io .',,.
clusc why attachment should no. i-u, ff crrt,,...
| IN viola,i'g INJUNCTION and day served
Junegt. is5a kuln for a,tlelncn, in mn. ,,.,
cnno ou to be lesil, ana ni,r aIg, ia,rt of e,ur.
rro ard con, the court being fuli advised 90 H..
premises, the Ruo /. male al. J'u,e and tb. an.
,ence of the Cont ia, that tie said fnGan. N.t
olns Gcycr be imprisoned In the common l,iI OBJ.
AlleSccuy County Tor aud durir: the prnl %. t..
day, AID tba, ho. Jay lie o'sis oi IN, I,,.e
ing.
June 2d. 1873. G, nm',nt i-sx.d.
The Injunction in thi~ cvsc was kr infrirc,r.,,
of the Roberts patent of No.--,cahtd tl. BIZ l.r
en), for ircrs rsa-;, ,he ptoducjiN.Icss If ol we'll
The act If infringement for wh'ch the d,ierI.,,
was committed for contempt. consisted in a,,r.
Alexandra ilar.ar In tApltfing iortaoe, 10 ..
wells being the saHe a., OF h.'ri1gtlu,ut ,otvliA
flnmar was also committed in he case No g.. NJ
ycmb,r TERN. 1896, as before stated
The CtNlt NoKcniar, j, a ter dei,erlrr A's
opinion in tho Hamar case, procced,d to -cY'cfc.
Mic as Gcyer ;or contempt, aud delivered tie I'll
uwrc oral opiuion
I In the case Of Nigholts Gcycr charged with ~
samc ofiensr I an er iirely Sa:si d TIA, .hcr, $50,
fl id present. u Tie ncais well NJ least A. Id5ts
iatimated to TIE cogn.fi in TIE eosrye cf ne orrr.
mens The presence Of tuid IN IN, icell, pAstIer ds
sired or not is an infringen,nt ofhe patent, and
dre dch If The irjunetion Jhe Court.
Mr Roberts. hy bis patent uses a. one Of the prip
cpal elements Of hi, invention fud tamp,pr. and
wherever there Is eiid sufficient in well. a, II
time of tire explosion ofs torpedo. to operate a,
tampirg. whether it GER there naturally or /, m,
there artifcialy, his patent IL II finred 1h, "a.
Clearly the care in regard 10 the Bcal- well
But Mr. yer seems 70 have been mi-led hy
iiainar, who tod him that ne merely wanted ,C
| make IN experiment md Dc not think. thi- be-
ing the first time, that he ought to be very s,ves,
punished.
he also Is adJrdird guilty Of contemrt aud order
cd TO pay the costs Of this preceding and undergo
aA inpriso' ment in the county jail iOr ten da,.
hope this will be the In of The Sc cases: because
" lhc mater comes to our notice ngian ~,wil n
constrained TO impose sncf runi-hm Mt NJ will tel,
| 10 make the decree OF tho Court cilcc'rl.
June Film.
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consnmp ION has its origin in a scroflIeous

COnsump ION has its origin in scrofdleous
nnd corrupt sLin OF the blood hence the Elluc of
treating lung disease with cotigh syrup, balsamR
NC. &o 10 cure consumption we must purify and
enrich the bio d, and when the blood il pure con
sumption cannot exist Dr. McCallur's Root
blood Senrcher peneratcs the secret ambush of tlu
DIRE I'd disea mi extcrminaies il root and NH
Try one Single pacsage by return msi li(price
y ; os) and you w'llalwn"s fr thnkml. Williams
alcdicins Co, b1A lsj6, Lst Of persons cuGcl
ssJtlee.
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Avoid Quacks and Imposters.
GoChar1a for Adxioa and nn,splAatinn

Pr. j. 3. DyoN, Graduate of Jefferson .NedicaI
Co1!ge, Philadelphis, author Of several valuable
works, can BE- consulted on all diseases OF tho
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
~ especial study either in male or female, no
natter from what cause originating or of bow
long standing. A practice Of 80 years enables
MN TO treat disease with SUCCESS. Cures guar
snteed. Charges reasonable. Those at q disc
lance can forward lettsr describing symptoms
ana enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Gide 10 Health. Price 10 cents.
]. B. DYOT'T, M. D., Physician and Spygeox Y.
l04 Duane ST., New York.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-17

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