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SELLING OUT
CLOSE BIsluBss.
r WILL SCI, tr. n, THIS DaYON. nv er.;-,,
i stock OF
BOOTS, SHOES AID hats,
AT and below cos:. contemplating to give mp
business.
B. SCHWERIN.
J,'y
Tax Notice

Lax NOLlcG
I HEREBY notify the tax-pavers cf Rich.
Il land County that shall be mt my office
from y o'clock A. NJ. to O'Clock 2. NJ, from
the lst Of July to August 20, 1873, to receive
returns from each and all persons liable to
tax on real eetate and personal property for
taxation OF 1873; alec, all taxable polls are re-
CURED TO make return under tho amended
Act OF the General Assembly, approved Goth
February, 1873, to enforce tho payment OF
me poll tax, and in default Of the payment OF
TINS tax shall be subject to a penalty OF dou-
pie the amount Of their poll ta1 and re quired
10 work upon the highway or roads. Any one
VINO snail refuse to conform to the require
ments M OF this Act or obey the directions OF
the County Commissioners. ehall be consi-
aeIed guilty Of a misdemeanor, and, on con-
vlctlon thereof, be imprisoned for the Same
days.
The Act of the General Assembly provides
Tor the re.assessment of real estate, and to
correct the records Of the County Auditor u
Office OF errors, if any exist, and to furnish a
correct and complete return OF all taxable
property in Nichland County.
Inc law also requires the County Auditor
to assess all parties who fail to make return
OF their real and personal property within the
time above noted, with penalty OF so per
cent. On both.
The law in this particular will be ricidly
enforced, except in cases Of sickness or ab.
sence from the County, and all returns will
be received and assessments MI ale in accord
ance with law. at the Auditors cfficc, in Co.
lumbia, S. e. A. L. SOLOMON A. r. G.
Ofiice Richardson etreet, Parker Block.
second Floor. Room No. 2. july 0
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, July "a IFAeeler
House, Q Turner, T 81 Kimbrough, j
F Hosch, Ga; G Il Walker, Tenn; Il S
Clarkson. NC; J NJ Marshall. Abbeville;
T F Chapeau, A Speissigger, P
Dnffie. J q Youngblood. Charleston; T
8 Harris. 7! S, A; J G Paschale, Phil; A
NJ Crane, va; Mrs J 8 Thompson, Lii
berty Hill; B F Bryan, " G & A RR;
F 81 Mullins. S O; W 81 Whitney, N Y;
81 W Parr, Fairfield.
Hendris Rouse-W D Hamilton, Rich
land; A Jones, Edgefeld; V Sullivan, S
9; j F Sanders. Barns7ille; J B Jones,
Edgefeld; J = Stanton, Fairfield; r
Chinniee, N c.; F " Ball. Baltimore; W
Settle, Anderson; NJ Harrell and wife,
Darlington.
Caun.6ia Hotel-w T Butt, Augusta; !;
J W Ephan, Missouri; E P Butt, II T
Northrop, Charleston; 81 Smith, Ala; A
Cornoy and wife, Ga; Mrs E G Krase
and son, Laurens; Rev J Fullerton, @ P
Gardner, G B Reab, Nj Grenneker, P G.
Webb. Oharleston;E n Brooks, Orange.
burg; J A Duncan. wife, two children, 8
G; d MHodges, Allendale; VIM Elliott,
Beaufort; J 81 stelling, G & G r r; T E
Orchard, city.
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He SAW THE ED1roR.-A burly indi-
vidual, the other day, rushed into tho
Banctum OF the Humboldt (Nevada) Re-
9iste', and pulling an enormous six
shooter, inquired anxiously for the ed
itor. with great presence of mind, T"
says the fearless quil.driYer, "wh;oh al.
ways charscterizes us when in the pre-
fence OF danger, we suddenly arose,
knocked the intruder down, seized him
by the collar and neither extremities and
threw him into the street. When last
seen he vas making 2. 40 gate for Win
nemucca, on the railroad, singing, I
want to- be an angel The revolver
captured in the melee is on exhibition at
this ofice."
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The Morris Cotton Gin

The motifs Cotton Gin"
III offer the above Gin to the planters OF
South Carolina. Having been thirty-eieht
years in tho business, l feel confident I can
please the most fastidious. My Gins arc war
lighter. gin cleaner, make more lint from the
same quantity Of seed cotton, than any other
Gin made. The price lorer than any fiin in
the market. Planters wishing these Gins.
will please order early, to avoid delay.
Price, So so per saw.
WOOD TURNING, Of every style, done With
neatncss and despatch, and cheaper than
Northern work can Le brought here for. Ad.
orese J.. MORRIS,
J"iS 10 IN Columbia, $. G.
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GEND for ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.
~ and examine our pricee, before purchas.
ing. as we claim to cell lower than any other
establishment in the city. Remember the
number. ,23G Ridge avenue, PhiladelpLia.
June 25 t3m
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An old cynic says: "With many wo-
men, going to church is little better than
looking into bonnet shop"
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ARRESTED
FOR 2IGAMY.

;ihH ."Sr ~" L!.I.icc -. Tie peD,..e, ;i.t
lh";s'i ':f! vii ever rccti". ne ;.airoragt
ana supper; y: all vino apprtcin,. s:nr.
t!."; ;:.ahes s""c.a.tv q! the business
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re sh BISCUITS

Cn BONES Cream. Lemon, Naa. 1.3s.,
~ SEati's a,d CrechDtie. Tor sh., Is
JEit =! HOPE ~ t;YiES
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Shirts ! Shirts /! Shirts

SILK SCARFS, TIES and BOWS, of the
iheHI ,i "a ana most elegant designs and pattcrne.
~ AT the lowest possible figures.
Eail early, at D. EPSTINS,
may "a Under Columbia Hotel
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Nos. Cures. Cents.
!. Esrers, Congestion, InGammationr, SO
:. Worms, Worm Fever, WorIn Cole, so
Crying-Colic, or Tee:hing Of Infants, 50
i..Dinrrh9a, Of Children or Adults, 20
e :. Dysssmtery, Gripns Bilious Coils 50
:. Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, so
{. Neural Hia, Toothnche, Faccnrle. . . 50
:, s. Headaches, Sick Headaclc, Vertigo, SO
10. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. I. so
II. Suppressed, or Painful Periods, 50
l:. Whites, too Profusc Periods, &. . . 50
~. Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing, 20
~. Salt RhcIlln, Erysipelae, Erupt:or$, 80
Is. rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains, 20
A. Fever and Ague, Chill Fevc:, A;.aes, 30
l.. piles, blind or bleeding. 50
Is. Ophthalmy, IN sore or Weak Eyc-, 30
le. Cntarrh, Acute o. Chronic Influenza, g
90. yyhoopin9.Cough,E Violent Coughs, &
q. Asthn,a,. Oppressed Breathing, 60
%. ScrofuIa. Enlarged Glands, swellinit, 90
"a. General Debility, Physical Weakness, so
IS. Drop.y aud scanty sseretiona, 20
&C. Srn-Sickness, Sickness frDl. Riding, %
81. Kidney-DtseRse, Gravel, -
os. Nervous Debility, Seminal Wca.Less,
or Involuntary discharges, IL
&c. s" pI.arT SeT. veaImess Ianess we;.:n the be
81. Painful Periods, with Spa.n;s, :.
50. sufrerings at Change Of lii, :, .lto
81. 3d. Dfpftheria. ticcr::ed Sore Thrc.:,. :l
81 Chronic Congo stioLs nnt Elcl :"!.s, -
FAMILY CASES.
Case Morocco! with aiovu 33 lnrSe =. =:
Manual cf directions, &" a.
Case jNioroccu. Of ~ large v;.,:, ia. TO. 20,
n;SThcse remedies are sent Ivy thc
case or single box To amy part OF the
country, free OF charge, on receipt uf
price. Address
Humphreyss' :; sPse!SifS%S ssPPs!. IS . d,c,nc
Ott:ce nn,l Derot, No. SCI nnoApwAr. NEW ionx.
For Snlc by NIL Druggists.
And by GEIGER e. McGREGOR. Columbia
SIC. April IA. tTly
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Revised Statutes State South Carolina
COMPLETE in one volume, SC.
~ ACTSof :hc I.egislaturc, 1872 10. 81
For salc NJ r. L. BKYAN,S HnoLstnrc
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$50 So1a1 Notices.
No THE MILD POWER @9
s ssssCURESsSs & &
III IuHhN61S'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

HANE PROVED, FROM TIE MOST
IL ample experience, nm entire success. si.npi",
lronpt, Efficient and Reliable. They are the only
medicines perfectly adapted to popular uscsn
simple that mistakes cannot lie made in using
them; so harmless rs to be free from danger; ard
so efficient as to be always reliable. They have the
highest commendatioh from all, nnd will always
render satisfaction Price, in largr th1tc.drac!lin
AIS will iircct tinpc
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIACE.-Happy
relief for young men from the effects OF
errors and abuees in early lifo. Manhood re-.
stored. lmpediments to marriage removed.
New method of treatment. New and re-
markable remedies. Books and circulars
sent free, in scaled envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.. q South Ninth
street. Philadelphia, Pa.-an institution hav-
ing high reputation for honorable conduct
and professional skill. July 6 9mo
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City Property for Sale

City Property for Sale.
- FOR sale on advantageous terms. a
G: most desirable RESIDENCE, pile aaantly
located in the city. having large grounds
and convenient out.buildings. Titles perfect.
Call at once on ANDREW CRAWFORD.
July IL t6 No. 8 Law Range
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PRESIDENT GRANT

PRESIDENT GRANT
rs now enjoying the laxuries Of Long
l. Branch, and all good jndgee G! The weed
are enjoying tire !uxur!ts q! Tic INDIAN
GIRL CIGAR STORE, :ur ,Lev will 70, allow
their attention lie
ARRESTED
Gy the display 0f other brands b,:. go 20 Tic
place where ClGAl:S 0! Pare havana tobacco
can nc Lo"SA' at domestic prices. Whist l
legislator may be accusel .: kr:tory, and
lose the sIpro!t Of his constituents nr a
Congressman! hc i.i-Il ~
FOR DIGAMY,
40 !o<,. IL" c, L.:I-i.te .. he peo,.e, ;l.,
lnI:sm G;i viii tv"r rccti-. ne ,.airorap,
ana Supper; y: all vino apprtcin,. . s."r.
ts:;; :.ahes s.'"c.a.tv q! the Business
Fresh Biscuits.
ON BOXES Cream. lemon, N..n. t;:3!,.
~ SHatis "Ld Cracknc.e. Tor sa., !,y
Jrnt - HOPE ~ GYi.ES.
The Georgia Gin.
|nN cDtering our fifth season with these
" GINS, we have only to say, that in
EVERY case parties Who have bought them
or seen them used have been DELIGHTED
with them, and pronounce them the lest
they have any knowledge Of.
We GUARANTEE them to gin az clean. RIM
as LIGET. GIN as FAST and turn out as
COOP SAMPLE as ANY GIN THAT Is
MADE. Please order early, 60 as to avoid
disappointment. Catalogue and reference
forwarded en application.
LORICK Il LOWRAECE.
June II Sole Agents for South Carolina.
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EUROPE.


A THE AMERICAN REGISTER.
"A. The most widely circuated OF
the American Journals published
i in Europe.
capital medium for American
Il ndvcr sers addressing themselves 10
European patronage.
Indispensable to all persons visiting Great Britain and
the European Continent.
I crptions ind advertisements for the AMERICAN
REGISTER will be received at the office OF the New York
Herald New York.
JSNGLIsH NURSERY AND PLANT FARM-spECIAI-
~ ~ laid out to meet American demand. THOMAS
England deyotes special attention TO Trees and Pianis
Especially Fruit stock suitable for the suppfy of Amer
ican orders The Heatherside Nurseries occunv NyU
acres Of which $50 acres covered with Concrs 1rna
mental Trees and Shrubs Fruit and Forest Trees Rhodo
dendrons Roses &C These are grown In peGy loan on
elevated tabeland and are hence peculiarly sdppted to-
stand long voyages Priced catalogues and all informa-
ton FURNISHED on application Orders to be accompa
nied by remittance on London and r. THORNTON, ON
ms par re,ers purchasers as 70 his 10
Messrs w. VI. Power Co, % William street, New York,
RON whom priced catalogues may be obtained.
SWISs AND UNITED CoURIERs' soCIETy--CoU-
rlcrs may be secured arrival by families visiting
EUROPE on writing the Secretary. b Mount street, Gr0s-
VeHor square, London, England
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A WIDOW LADY, WITH NO ENCUMBRANCE,
"A wishes to hire furnished House. where the whole
part the will be taken in board city country
references Call address Mrs L., lo4 West Nine
tenth street.
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CHELTER ISLAND-220 ACRES, II MILES WATER
- front; land in good order and fenced buildings new
large, commodious; one mile from Camp Meeting Asso
cations Grounds; superior property will be sold at
public sale ut the hotel, village Sonhold opposite
Thursday, March 90 at p. NJ. Long Island Railroad
trains, Hunters Point, 0 A. NJ.
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A FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE, WITH MOD
"A ern improvements wanted unfinished, for leasc
of three years. possession by April preferred location
between Fourteenth and Twenty streets Fourth
and Sixth Address for week, stating low
est terms box ALA New York Post Office.
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VNANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH, A SMALL HOUSE
w within hours ride from city; must have al
least three State lowest terms to RURAL Herald
Office.
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In this City and Brooklyn.
An UNFURNIsnED ROOM. WITH FIREPLACE, IN
n private family Is wanted by lady who is absent
during the day; rent must be reasonabe location be-
tween Tenth and Fortieth streets Address STAPLEToN.
Herald office
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A MEDIUM SIZED, WELL FURNISHED HOUSE
n wanted, by small responsible and strictly private
family; location between Thirty-fourh and Fiftieth
streets. Address, stating lowest price, HAMMOND,
Herald office
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$4,000 ro r sa4y SR GS ,Ur
and Dwelling on fine avenue in BROOKLYN; rented ;
J. o. HOYT 4 son, IN Broadway,
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A FOR SALE, ON INwOOD STREET THREE MIN
"A: utes from Inwood depot, fine House and Stable
provements and will be sold at fair valuation to
prompt purchaser. Apply 10 Ii. r. DREW CO., l55 Fifth
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NOR sALE--45O ACRES FINE GRAZING AND TIM.
Il Der Land, in Ulster county, N. Y. railroad
price $40 per acre; a bargain Address W. j. Herald
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POSITIVE BARGAIN OF A THREE STORY HIGH
IA stoop brown stone House and Lot in Sxeth street
near Third avenue 30x50x 100 Inquire about H.
s. FITZPATRICK, !, 900 Third avenue
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ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 40X70, ALL THE MODERN
I improvements, extensive stables, II acres, plenty o
fruit in perfect order, ~ minutes from ferry; $l8,5OO
worth over $4,000; terms easy, to close estate
DARRIN, SO Broad street,
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THO CAPITALISTS.-25OO ACRES SPLENDID CAMEL
Coal Land, the Missouri River in Galloway
county, Missouri formerly owned and worked Cal
llaway Mining and Manufacturing Company. All these
experienced mneralogiss The coal is superior Pitts
burg COAL roadbed already graded from coal fields to
the river. Further information by addressing
JAMES G. RENSHAW, Fulton Mo-
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A FANWOOD-NEW JERSEY CENTRAL. RAIL
n road, one hour from New York. very desirable
property acres; grove fruit good water; healthy loca
sEvEsTRE, eis Sixth avenue.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

DARN WANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR FIRST
class brown stone House. Address H. box l42 Herald
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IrINEIy SITUATED RESIDENCE OF 10 ROOMS AT
II Hampstead, S9GO0--very cheap; also several Cot
tagcs $500 10 N0 at bargain; Hotels nt side very
desirable. JOHN BLACK, IL Chambers street
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ITO LET-~AT ASHFORD. NEAR DOBBS' FERRY ONE
mile from Hudson River Railroad depot and one hour
from Grand Central depot this city nice Country
Seat; ample grounds fine old shade trees with exquisite
river and landscape views rent 81 ,000
ID. u. BRADLEY, 80 Broad street. AZ,
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WANTED TO ExCHANGE-A GENTLEMAN's OUT
w ut Horse Buggy &C. for a small House, with Lots,
out of city difference will be paid in cash. Address box
Sly Post Office
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GREAT BARGAIN.-NEW THREE STORY HIGH
IA Btoop basement and sub-celar brown stone on
s0ty ninth street, good LEGATION contains all modern
terms easy also in East Sxty.second street for
$3.50; must be sold McCAHILL'S 7sS Third avenue
Forty ninth street. " ~'
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&70 000 SUBURBAN AND COUNTRY LOTS,
DlV.UUV. tree and clear In exchange for fine Gold
Watches and Diamond Jewelry. Address MANHATTAN.
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DOR SALEM THE BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE OF
II Mount Vernon only 30 minutes from Forty
street Houses and Lots at al prices from 81 500 to
$5OOO also large number Of Lots and Plots good for
veshncnt Also several Houses TO rent, with immediate
possession. NICHOLS X CAFFERTY,
VI Fourth avenue and ,497 Broadway.
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LNOR SALE-THE THREE STORY HIGH sTOOP
IL brick House l42 We Fourth street, Macdougal
street 22x45xlo Apply to ISAAC HONIG III Broadway,
rooms q and II, basement
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fNHEAPEST FRENCH FLATS IN NEW YORK CITY:
" each house rents for So 200 year, are four story high
stoep brown stone spendidiy located Lexington ave
nue.; no agents TH0S. q. HOJER, $50 Third avenue
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EXECUTOR'S sALE-TARM OF SEVENTY ACRES
" in Rockland county, two miles from large village
fine fruit; large house and outbuidings; 81, GOD
q. II. HERING, HillSdale. N. j.
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LNLIZABETH.-FOR SALE, A FINE RESIDENCE,
house IL rooms outbrdings, shade, fruit &c. Terms
and maps at S5 Murray street. New York.
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ENoR sALE-ABEAUTIFUL FI.ACE ON LONG ISLAND
Il Sound, three miles from New Haven, and within n
short distance OF the West Haven depot Of the New York
Haven horse directly In front of the place and
wharf is being built the premises take passeT
gers to and from the New York and New Haven
boats This property consists of lot about 200 feet
square, handsome house, containing 26 rooms 20 bath
ing houses large stable and carriage house. ice house.
hennery and all other outbudngs; price low
and terms accommodating For further particulars ap
ply 10 address II. X. KNOTwELL, "a Church street
New Haven, Conn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-08
RECIPES, &C.

CORN BREAD RUsK. Take six cupfuls
of corn meal, four cuptuls of wheat ilour,
two cupfuls of molasses, two teaspoOnfuls
of soda, and n little salt mix this well to-
gethcr knead it into dough, then make two
cakes Of it, aud put into the tin or iron
pans, and bake one hour.
FRlzzIEp BEEF. - Put piece .f butter
the sizr ol an egg into skillet silver up
some beet and put in, turning nearly all
the time till done. Put the meat in one
side ofthe skillet. and put in little cream,
milk or water for gravy,
A NICE FRIED CAKE Take one cup Of
sugar, two eggs, Que tsbesp Nunful of but
ter, one teaspopnful of soda, two teaspoon
fuls of cream tartar, one cup OF sweet milk,
and str in hour unit! thick enough. Then
fry quickly.
To GLAZE SHIRTS. To every quart of
made starch add teaspoonfu of starch
and one Of white soap, scraped fine. Boil
the starch, after adding hot water, nntl
you have it as thick as you wish
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MisccIl
80

DIsCuNTENT. The other day We stood
by a cooper who was playing merry tune
with his adze round cask.
"Ah ~ said he, mime is hard lot
forever trottiug like dog driving a
hoop"
"llegho !" sighed the blacksmith on
hot summer day, AZ he wiped the perspira-
ton from his brow, while the red iron glow
ed on the anvil this is life with ven
gesnce-meltug and frying ones self over
Il hot fire."
"Oh that were carpentcr," "ejaculat-
ed the shoemaker, rs he bent over his lap.
stone. Here | am. day after day, wear
ing my soul away, making s"lcs for others
-coopd up in this little srven-by-nine
room. IIi,ho-hum ~
I'm sick Of this outdoor work y ex-
claimed the brcklaycr boiling under the
swelterns sun OF cxp,s.l to The inclemeu-
cy of the weather. | eisL I "cre tailor"
This is tao u.d - pelI.antly cried the
t2ilnr-"to hr compelled tn st perched up
here, plying the E,,c.e al! .he time. Would
that mine were 4 more active lie"
Last day of grace ! banks won't ais
count-customers won't pay-what shall |
do" srumbl,. The IN lrchaut. Il had rs-
ther be- y truck-horsr, dog or anything
else.m
"lIappy fellows !" groans the lawyer MS
he scatches his head over some dry, musty
records "happy fellows | had rather ham
mer stones all day than puzzle my head on
these tcdious, yeXatiOus questions"
Aud through all the ramiiications Of So
, ciety all ars complaining of their condition,
inding fault with their calling. III it were
only this, that or the other | should he con
tent" is the universal cry-"anylhing bot
what am" 30 wa"s the world 80 has
it wagstd, aud 50 it will Nag. ..
! THE LORDS PRAyER.-Did you ever
/ think, short though it is, how much there
is in it o. it is beautiful Like diamond
| in the brown of queen, il unItes \ thou
sand sparkling gems in one.
| 1t teaches all of US to lock to God AS our
/ parcut-" Our Father
1t prompt us tn raise our thoughts and
/ desires above earth no art in Heaven.
1t tells us that we must reverence our
Heavenly Father" liallowed be thy
naInu."
1t breathrs the Saints reward THY
kingdom come"
And submissive, obedient spirit-"Thy
will be done ON earth as il is in heaven "
And dependent, trusting spirit-"Giye
us this day our daily bread.
And forgiving spirit-"FOrslve us our
trespasses as we forgive those who trespass
against u.s."
And cautions spisit-"Deliver us FROM
evil"
And, last Of all, an adoring spirit-"Fol
thine is the kindom, and the power, and
the glory, forever aud ever Amen. - Ec
A lady's hat, with all its trimmings ant
a band box, was lately cent from California
10 Maine for eleven cents postage.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-08
Dec. 10, 1871.
sUNBURY FIRE INSURANCE CO.
THE DIRERTORS OF THE
SUNRURY HORSE ANDCATTLEI IN
SURANCE COMPANY,

he D1hEhi OhS VT III
SUNRURY HORSE ANDCATTLEI IN
SURANCE COMPANY,
ART noe takaing fire risks under their special
charter granted by the Legislature.
The recent great cslamitous ires OF Chicago
aua Boston have proven conclusively two facts.
vide the Hoet security to the assured FOR tee
smallest cost ana are the best able 10 sustain
heavy losses.
I'd. That Home Companies are an absolute
Iecessty and furnish the bsst guarastses FOR
payment of Losses as they cover no heavy risks
wooking outside of cities and cannot be aheetcd
by such great connagrstions as the Boston and
Chicago fires which have ruined many Of our
best aud strongest Companies.
THE sUSBURY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
BY special privileges works the joint stock and
mutual plans together, thus enabling them 10
enjoy the advantages of both modes OF Insurance
without doing the injustice TO the holder sf the
mutual policy BY assessing him for the benestof
the stock holder.
All policies are issued on the mutual plan.
All risks are taken outside the great cities, and
only on such property as is not SO exposed AS to
be hazardous. This enables the Company To In
IRE for less rates than many other Companies
aad supplies great need now felt by all of re-
-iably conducted and
SAFE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
Their Joint Stock Plan protects against exor-
| bItant or repeated assessments.
RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED.
C. A. REIMENsNYDER, Secretary,
.-.LtoF -ts..t Sunbury, Penn'a
z. D. KiLL1AN, Special Agent aud supt.
December !, lST2.-lf.