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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-12-25


hhNLnf FOX H"' lie "''S'"'' '''"'o
"o't'""1 says
The 'OId Montainecr who has been physl-
clan for sixty Years, sead, us the following cure
e., oro,,r, which he sove bo has used forty wears
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ana never KNOWN 10 l"'' l"h' to'''"p 'u'I VI
fresh garlic chopped hne' ana Pu' IL IN PM Oh
WhiSky-reauy LOT use III Hail IN houi' " "'n
a child shows the least symptoms of Group, wet
child's neck Place another over the lungs. In
thirty minutes the abscsbents will have carried
the medicine to the laryuy, CLOTHS and epigottis,
and the child is safe. Sometimes the mixture
produces nausea and the patient vomIts. So
much the better.
HARD 10 hh''I'--o' H. 'o'"'' '"'i' '''' "i''O'
oneIlH Oh 'iilS county, pesueH "''o""'"s Pi'ii'P'
10 'he business oi HIS oL'co ""iinS 'N' p"s'
year, cAPe'ih'e''en 0" l'l9i"S i''' Po'A'' WIN
gre" success. le" weeks ago ne Ai'lc' io"r
winch weighed l,i"o' On wednesday I"S' he
. rate weight Of the eight hogs of $3.50 lbs. If
there are any pork raiscrs who can beat this,
| they are requested to make It known.
l-l7l "l le''eiS ieln'inLLs III 'ii' ''' u
"unou's, Doe''iO'' -''
. nomr,I'ortr Eoor%c Fo,Ii- Amos G,unshaw
! AnT1Stns Gordr0f Peter Houobawout. IIif
! IIonsemvent, Miss Ollie L. HUM, Frank B. Kel-
ley, u; II: LankeE, limoty Marcy, "lh' "nerry'
;,I ,ro,
,',.-l ,o'is ,'l''''7
'''> ''0 H. SMITH. Pm.
S,yrp nY Hrs Doq.-Nr. joseph Beck, of
White Deer township. informs us that some time
since he had fearful fight near Runding Gap,
IN 'll"t township WIN " SH' ,'4'' ~
hunting ne came across :. ',ve '..'' ~ n.,,'
bear came ont and commenced an attack upon
him. He was several times in her clutches but
tbc dor came brayely to his rescue. At last he
killed the animal and found that she had three
cubs. which he also secured If it had not been
for his dor. Beck saws he would have been killed
by the ferocious -L.rp;SJ,,rq JorIual.
\ SroRTsMTNa' AssoCIATIoN.-Se7eTaI gentle |
men met last Thursday evening with a view 10
vi Es'sI'<.- Il ." t''''''A 81
pagation and preservation oil game ana HSh III |
northumberland county, and Mr.. Lewis De""f' |
was elected President pro tenn, and Mr. NJ L.
Hempercy, Secretary
On motion, committee Of three was appoint
ed to draft constitution and bylaws, ana pre-
pare a circular, stating the objects OF thc ASso-
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VI. Il. hENrEkLAi' so pro ''"I'
Tur frst sIeichin,, of the senson at this place,
v,sr,d ON Sunday last.
ON lues''S evening" ''''ii'> '''o9 s'"I''" io'
"atsohIo"h Win hNe men, . -l''cAin' d. ~
hou7el' W. "''so"' w h''I1''' ""u
stranger maine Ho' NHo""' " III" ~ '"e pan
lnS InI'i oi I'iuee 'Ic no'se7 ''''''' III
ana aasheu OH at i'"''"I pace '1'ni"s 'n'
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-12-25
PETERS
Household
MELODIES.
PETERS
LA CREME
DE LA
CREME
PETERS
PARIa)R
MUSIC.
Bound Volumes Of music.

Among the many thousands of Ballads and
Piano Pieces that we publish, there are some
that are noted for their great beauty and lasting
qualities. We have made careful selection of
these pieces, and offer them 1T low price, in
1iteeu volumes, namely
Shining Lights. Collection of Sacred Songs :;
Golden Leavcs, Vols. l. and H., Songs by W. 8.
Hays: Hearth and Home, Fireside Echoes. and
Sweet Sounds, three collections Of Home Songs :;
and Priceless Gems, fine collection Of Ballads,
hy Thomas, Wallace Keller, etc.
Fairy Fingers, Pearl Drops, Magic Circle, and
Young Pianist. -Four collections uf easy Music.
as a general thing. without octaves, and sGita-
bic FOR the Piano, Reed Organ, OF Me!odeOu.
Musical Recreations, q collection Of Dances. and
Golden Chimes and Brilliant Gems, for moro atl-
vanCed players, by Kinklc, etc.
This valuable collection Is issued in two bind
irgs.
Price of each, in Boards, $40; Cloth and
Gilt, S2.5G.
We can also recommend The Opera at Home,
= collection OF Vocal Music, price So in Boards
81 in Cloth. Also, Pearls of Melody, price IS in
Boards 81 in Cloth. La Creme de Ia Creme,
Vol. l, SIS in Boards 81 in Cloth.
Address, J. l.. PETERS.
Dec. II, 1s13.-it. 800 Broadway, y. y.
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Railroad Time Table.
nRrvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS ArsuNmnr.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS AT rsUNW'kT.
NC.R.w.. South. P.&E.R.R. West.
Erie Mail, l2.S5 N Erie Mail, go m
Phila. Ex., 40 IN Elmire Mail 4.2Op m
0gy Fx.. 2.O5 p m Fast Line, 7.l0 ? m
sUNUURY AND LEwIsTowN II. r.
Leave Sunbury for Lcwstown at GEO a. m,
and 40 ?. IN.
and 6.45 p. N.
sHANoKIN DIVISION, y. c. L. W.
Express, 1901 p IN Nah, 20 a M
Mail, 4.25 p IN Express, 90? p M
An accommodation train leaves Shamokin at
7lOa m. arriving at Mt. Carmel at G.4O a IN.
Returning, leave Mt. Carmel al 6.l5 = N, arrlY-
ing AT ShamOkiI G.45 P N.
L.cKAwASNA Il 3LOONsBURG K. Il. TRAINS,
leave Northumberland as folows-9.43 a. M,
and 4.4O pm; arrive at l0.55 am, and BAD pm.
D.H& ". X. L. Trains leave al 6.53 a. m.
and arrive at $50 2. m.
Accidental Insurance Tickets can be had oi
J. Shipman. Ticket Agent, at the Depot.
Summer Arrangement Tor the FOst
Office at Sunbury. Pa.
Office Omen iron, $50 q. M, TO p. ni., c'csif
on Sundays.
TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF THE
MAILS.
Arrives rs follows:
From the East at 5.I5 a. m, 40 =. m,
% South, 5.15 a. m, 4.l0p. m.
West, 5.l5a a. IN, i1.l5 4. m, 50 ?. m.
and 40 p. m,
North. SO a. m, Ills 4. ~, 40 pm.
shamokin and Mt. Carmel, 9.25 a. M
Shamokin proper, 400 p. N.
Nails close as follows:
For the East. 5.45 a. m, 1859 a. M, 80 P. m
500 p. IN.
South, .O5O 4. m, 40 p. N, p. IN.
West. 1880 q. m, $50 p. IN, 500 p m
North. $50 p. IN, p. IN,
Shamokin proper 1l.l5 a. m. 90,
Shamokin and offices on thai route; 42O
y. m.
Money orders will no. be issued aftef 2. IN,
on Saturdays. .,,,,r ., =,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-12-25

THr UNITED sTArEs.-Ihc Postmaster Gene
raj Is advertising for proposals for carrying the
mails over the following routes .n this county.
Proposals viii be received at the contract office
Department iu Washington until the Ist Of
March next.
1861 From shamokin to Gowcn City On o. and
Heienstein On %, to Ashland, - miles
and back, six times a week.
Leave shamoin daily, except Sunday, at
l2m.
Arrive at Ashland by : p. M
Leave Ashland daily, except Sunday, at
am;
Arrive at Shamokin l. N.
Bond required with bid 5000.
1876 From Fishers Ferry, by Augusta to Seven
Points On o.. 10 miles and back, twice
week.
Leave Fishers Ferry Wednesday and satur-
day az $50 a. m;
Arrive ut Seven Points by T. 20 2. m;
Leave Seven Points Wednesday and Satur-
day at 1890 D. IN;
Arrive at Fishers Ferry by go p. m.
Bond required with bid, 5000.
THE Commissioners Of Columbia county made
the following appointments for The year 1870, On
the Sth inst:
Attorncy-Col ]. 6. Freeze.
Clcrk--Wm. Krickbaum.
Mercantile Appraiser-Cnsp Rhawn, Of Cat
awiSsa
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-12-25
r @ R S ALE
A Private Residence
On Fourth street.
SUNBURY. PA.

The buildings are nearly new. Good fruit on
the lot The property is located on the corner
of fourth and Penn street, and there is room TO
build several new houses on the lot.
Terms of payment will be made easy 20 the
purchaser. The house is well located for q store
or any other business.
Address or apply in person to
EMIL WILVERT,
Sunhury. Ps.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-12-25
u 4 IsIE@Ts , Z --FFFsEO
For January Term, 1879.

George Armstrong, McEwensvle; Peter Bo-
rel, Sunbury, W. W; George Bucher, sur., Sun
bury, W. W; George W. Coble, jackson; Isaac
Campbell, Upper Augusta; William Coouer,
Watsontown; William b. Diehl, Point Milton
Ditty, Lower MahanOy; James Diefenbacher,
Northumberland; John D. Diefcndaffer, ChiIlis-
quaque; Henry ". Deepen, Jordan; George
Detwicr, Milton. Y. W; john Daniel, Wash
ingtOn; Edward G. Eisley, Sunbury, W. w; Sam
uel W. Epplcr, Shamokin; John G.. Fassold.
Lower Augusta; Henry c, Fisher, Washington;
Henry 7. Follmar, Turbut; John George, Nor
thumberland; Jacob Gtim, Lower Nahanoy;
John Galaspie, Turbutville; Henry Hummel,
Zerbe; Oscar Hartranft, Chiisquaque; Frank
lin Hoy, Milton, y. W; William HamOr, Point;
Hugh Johnson. Northumberland; Samuel Kelly,
Lower Augusta; William Koch, Chill>quaque;
Franklin Kelley, Lower Augusta; George W.
Keefer, Sunhury, f. W; David Kamp, Mt. Car
mel bOr.; Nastiue LcighOw, northumberland;
Milton Mcpherson, Northumberland; Solomon
MantZ, Sunbury, W. W; Robert L. Montgome-
~, Lewis; Jacob Meixwell, Turbut; Charles x.
Mowry, Mt. Carmel boro.; Peter Moore. Upper
Augusta; Hugh McDurald; Mt. Carmel twp;
Wm. II. Museclman. Shamokin, +. W; WIN. +.
Nagte, Milton, y. W.; George W. ReIchcy, Nor
thym5crand; Thomas Rogers, Mt. Carmel twp;
Wm. Rauglcr, Turbut; Henry 4. Rakcr, Zerba;
James Reed, Rush; Philip Renn, Upper Augusta;
John Shissicr, Sunbury, ". W; Harrison Wash
ington; Samuel Swenk, Rush; Sebastian Slepp,
Lower Mahanoy; john p. TgoUtman, Jordan;
Lemucl Tcitsworth, Shamokin; Robert Z. 7 cits-
worth, +. W; Adam TreOE, Washington; Sam
uel Wolf, jackson; Robert Walker, Point;
Franklin b. Yost, Shamok in. L. W; William
Young, Northumberland; Thomas Zcrb", Lower
Mahanoy.
PETIT JURORS FOR JANCHET TERM.
January II, 1875.
William Brown. ShamOkin, ". W. James
Carl, Lewis; Philip Clark, Sunbury, W. W.
John Duttinger, Shamobin; John W. Fryling,
Upper Augusta: David Forster, Washington
John Fox, Coal Jacob F. GauCer, Milton, y.
W. Patrick Gribbon, Mt. Carmel twp. Ed
ward Grady, Rush Albert Holshoe, jackson;
John Hopper, Lower Augusta Andrew A. Helm,
Shamokin, W. W. William Hoover, Sunbury,
+. W. Eli II. Knouse, Shamokin, W. W. Hem
~ X. KUlp, McEwensville: Solomon KIasc, Lii
tie MahanOy Adam F. Kerstetter, Cameron
John 4. Lloyd, Northumberland John VI.
Miller, Chillisquaque Alexander Martz, Sun
bury, W. W; Jesse Metz, Northumberland;
George p. Mer,z, Point Jefry McGrah, Mt.
Carmel twr.; Joseph Nicely, Jr., Delaware,
Lemuel Raup, ShamOkin, F. W. Samuel B.
Reitz, Washington; William s. RhOads, Sun
bury, W. W; Jacob Straub, Milton. y. w.
John II. Shpman, Northumberland Daniel
Shatfcr, Jordan; Michael Shade, Lewis James
Taylor, Warsontown Samuel F.. Tucker Lower
Augusta Benjamin Witemoycr, Chillissuaque
Andrew Icglcr. Sr., Jackson.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-12-25

The editor orthc D,uocrGt appears TO be great
iy exercised about the Sealer Of Weights and
Measures for this county. in his last issue he
displays more ignorance about the matter than
we were willing 10 c0Ecede TO him. Perhaps it
is more maliciousness than ignorance. He may
have been in want Of something TO bring against
the present board of Commissioners, and tries TO
gull his readers with the idea that the Commits
sioner5 had made the appointment Of seacr o.
Weights and Measures. He does not even know,
or seemingly such Is the case, that the appoint
ment is made by the Governor. If he will look
up the r,atter he win find that the creating Of
that Office WAS passed by I Democratic Legisla-
ture. and that several iunueutl" r"orrR,s from
VIC upper emu gave no rest TO the commissioners
until they purchased the instruments to carry
ou; the law. We find that the people generally
are satisfied with the exception of few whose
scales were in such Il condition that the purcha-
sers of their products were constant losers. The
fees attached 10 this Office will amount probably
to the enormous sum Of about five hundred dol
lars, ont Of which all expenses will be deducted.
Had our neighbor succeeded in having a Demo-
crat appointed to attend 10 the duties of that Of
fee, he would have been the last man 90 give ex-
preston against its existence, or say aught
against the appointment.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-12-25

Accidental Insurance Tickets can be had OF
J. Shipman. Ticket Agent, at the Depot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-12-25

GoING TO EUROPE.-SOme time during next
month sun5ary will lose, FOR short time, three
OF her most enterprising business men, Mr..
AGolph Oppcuheimer, of the firm Of Simon &
Oppeuheimer, Moses Marx, Of the firm Of Marx
& Bro, and Mr. Samuel Herzfclder, for several
years fayorably known in this community as
dealer in ready made clothing, intend visiting
the land Of their nativity. across the "hriny
deep" They will be absent for about six months
visiting their relatives and friends in Germany.
While these gentlemen are absent, their business
will be continued by their partners, who will con-
time to sell the best Of goods at the lowest pri
ccs. While their absence ~ill be regretted, and
their enterprising spirit missed they will have the
wishes Of our citizens for pleasant voyage and
a safe retUn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-12-25

CsNED.--Wc are seldom called upon 10 chro-
nicle treatment as the heading of this article in-
dicates, but We a.e always pleased 10 make the
most OF such pleasant occasions as she one
which occurred at Doc JefIries' European Hotel,
on Lac; Friday evening. 4 few Of the numerous
friends, both Republicans and Democrats, Of
Ny Peter Gray, our efficient county clerk, as
sembled ut the hotel named, and after some pre-
limiuaries, W. 4. Sober, ESQ, arose, and iu 4
very neat speech, presented on behalf of W. C..
Packer, Esq, handsomely finished, gold-head-
ed cane, rs a token of his high appreciation OF
Mr.. Gray as gentleman, and an obliging Off
Ger. Jere Snyder, ESQ, received the handsome
gift on behalf of the recipient in some very ap-
propriate remarks. After these pleasant pro-
ceedings. an invitation was extended 10 the
company 10 proceed to the dining rooms where
an oyster supper, gotten up in Doc Jeffries' best
sty,e, was prepared. The tables were soon sur
rounded and a general onslaught was made upon
the biyavcs. As the party filled up (with oys-
tcrs) there was seen in each countenaLcc glow
of happiness. The Burgess Of Sunbury, and the
newly elected District Attorney, gave express
sions oC gladuess, aud as toasts were offered
complimentary 10 the recipient of the cane, all
the guests freely expressed their satisfaction by
uniting in the general opinion that the gilt could
not have been bestowed upon more worthy
gentleman, or officer who has flied his position
with ability and credit to himself.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-12-25

\ certain lot or piece of ground situate in B.
Hendricks addition 10 the borough OF Suubury,
in the county of Northumberland, and State of
PENNSYLVANIA, known and designated in the plan
of said addition as lot number nine, bounded
northward by an alley, eastward by lot number
eight, southwark BY Spruce street, and westward
By ,ot number ten, with the appurteuauces con
sistin. Of a two-stOry frame dwelling house ; as
the property of PETER WILVERT.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-12-25

Al! that certain two-story frame building,
twenty feet eight inches trout, and thirty
two feet four inches deep; the said building Is
located upon 4 lot or piece OF ground situate in
Cake. addition To the borough of Sunbury, and
marked and numbered in said Cakes addition as
lot number eight in block twenty one, bounded
on the north by lot late of Emanuel Dimmick,
east by Philadelphia d Erie Railroad, west BY
- street, and south by lot number nine; as
the property of JOHN FARNSWORTH and
ANN FARNSWORTH, owners reputed own
egs, and John Faru7worth, Contractor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-12-25

To THE APFIICTED.-Nn matter under what
form ot sickness yOu labor, there is one great
truth You should keep in mind: All disease
originates in an impure condition of the blood.
Purify that. and the disease must depart but
you caanot purify the blood by the use of poison
Gus drugs, and exhaustive siimulants. The best
Blood Purifier ever discovered Is Dr. Walkers
famous Vinegar Bittcrs, compounded OF simple
herbs. decll .AV
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-12-25

Executors Notice.
estate of BENZ Strckler, deceased.)
NOTICE is hereby given that letters testa-
~ mentary have been granted TO the under
signed, on the estate of Benjamin Stricklcr, late
of Jackson township, Northumberland county,
Pa. deceased. All persons indebted to sand es
tate are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims to present them duly
authenticated for settlement
LEVI 8. STANM,
!. +. STRICkLER,
Executors.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-12-25

The right title and interest Of Gideon Landau
in and a certain lot piece of ground situate in
J. W. Cakes addition TO the borough OF Sunbury,
in the county of Northumberland, and State of
Pcnns sylyanin, known and designated i'll the
general plan Of said addition ,Ot number
tHcutv-six in block number eleven fronting on
Susqurhtnna avenue twenty-five feet, and eT-
tending back that width one hundred and fifty
feet TO :, thirty feet street, with the appurtenan
ccs consisting of e two-story frame dwelling
house a. the property of GIDEON LANDAU.
Seized. taken in execution and to be sold by
:. II. ROTHERMEL, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Sunbury, Dec. II, 1874.
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IN SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
We shall open on Monday

We shall open on Monday ;.
asiys ':s's .%s s. .sS sTS: sws, S'ssp Il sIs; 70 81
splendid Black siiss; y Il, 81 s. 81 ss
Superb BLACK q g siiis S = gTos g grain satin
from SOC: to 75c. a yard under usual rates
Colored Trimming Silks from auction, 8Sc.,
05c. 81, u 10, 81 % and 81 38; all bargains.
Striped Silks, 7oc;, Ssc. s5c, and 81.
white ground, black stripes, Csc. "a
Black Grenadine, satin, stripe, SOC. yard.
Black, white and colored Grenadines.
Splendid lot Of black iron Grenadines
5Oc., 6oc., 60c.. &c., 75c., S6c.. 95c.
! Striped Japanese silk, 3Sc. worth Soc
Striped and plain Japanese SILK. 45c- and
] One lot striped japanese silk only &c.
Armonte serge and goats hair Debege, 25c.
| Very fine do. new shades, 45c.
Corded Balernos and Summer Diagonals,
Mohair Pongecs, 36c., lSc. and 6cc.
| satin striped Batiste, AL linen. $50.
] Full line Of Mourning Goods.
1 Elegant lot of black Empress Cloths, Soc.
| We invite an examination
| of our large and choice selection OF
Real Llama Lece sacques and Points,
| In choicest patterns;
| also TO our special importation Of
nne shetland wool shawis,
which we offer ~ the following low
| priceB:-
| A tull size white knit shetland Shawl,
| 81 rs, 81 ", 81 30, u Is. 81 Is and 81 2G
| 81 dozen finest knit shetland Shawls, for
country and seaside use, ~ 50. 81, 81 As
( - N, eis,O and es; finest goods manufac-
tured.
| One case Llama Lace Sacauea
Llama lace SacQues, 90, 81. 81, 80 and $40.
Elegant p.aisIiRa sia is s and ieSs sis S''a1'" ~
| Very handsome Llama Lace Sacouea
| SIS elS, 90, 4Z3 and SIS
Llama Lace PointA Stu Ol2, ga, S1A Sl6
| Ga 80, go.
Real black Thread ShAwls, e8S, 500 and
el25; half price.
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OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT

has been long noted for its neatness Of
workmanship, excellence Of material and
moderation OF prices, and we are now
offering the most extensive ana finest
stock to be found in the city.
A lot q superior muslin chemiscA corded
ms a.sonyillss q. muslin chemises tucked
Gascnviils muslin chemises. Hamburg
aasonyillc muslin Chemises. tuck yoke
and fine HAMBURG cdging, 81 26.
| Wamsutta muslin ChemiseA pointed
yoke. Hamburg edge, three rows aam. 2:
Wsmsutta and New York Mills muslin
Chemises, richly trimmed with embroi-
derry, bias tucking and cording, 81 10 to
Ladies' fine muslin Drawers, embroi-
Masonville muslin Drawers, bias ana
straight tucks and rufle, $50.
Fine muslin Drawers, embroidered in
sertlng and tucks, 81, 81 70 and 81 ~; very
Night Robes, tucked back and front,
Night Robes double yoke back and from.
Night Robes. superior quality work. 81 Is
Very flnc Nightgowns, elaborately
AND INSERTING, 81 70, 81 81 25, 81 " to
Masonvillc muslin Walking Skirts, 75c.,
6Sc. and 81.
Fine muslin Walking Skirt French
dounce, 81.
French wove Corsets. superior to any
thing ever offered. &c., 81 u. 81 rs and
children's- pique ard linen braided
81 96.
Infants, Misses and Chirdrcn's lace
Gaps in newest styles, trimmed with
Italian lace in newest styles
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


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HELF ANTED-FEMALEs-srcosD PAcr-Third and
fourth columns, and THlRrxESTH PAGE-Sixth col
HELP WANTED-MALEs-sEcoEp PAcs-sixth column.
HORSES, eARKiAaEs 4oHFoGS1n SS'a%n P4or-second
column and ru
nousEs ROOMS ac
BERGEN REHI ksfArE EEoPsSs PoR s3nnFoSa 3il1 HSD
Fsc.zErss column
FAea"Fith IT, sois%n SS'a%n
eo%n GSlumn
ANp i0smn
NIsCELLANEoUS ADvERTIsEMENrs-rwxLvru
cE1tinDs1G COLUMN p.crvt ,onmn
new osaan column
sFszr5ss
CITY sss ss. s .ss "a
aEAf hTrE and r
Fifth and sixth columns. and THIRT1ENTn PAsx,
REAL ESTATE WANrED-rH,nrrxsrn pAon-rourth
eEILSIoUs NoT1CEs-FIRsr PAcr-second column.
EEMOvALS-TENrH PAGE-Sixth column
observation-disclosures PAGE-First column
SALES AT TAUCTIUN-FoURrH PAGE-Fifh and sixth
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALES-sR SECOND PAGE
FIRST second and third columns, and THIRrRxNrH
PAGE-Fifth column
0TUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-SEcoNp PACE
Fourth column, and THIRTEENTH PAGE-Sixth col
arECIAL NOTICEs-FouRru PAcE-First column.
sfORriNG-DOGS, BIRDS, kC.-FouRrH PAGE-Second
STORAQE-TEIRrxKsrH PAcE-Third column
- columns, and THRrEENrH PAGE-Third column.
TIE TkADES-SEcoND PAGE-Sixth column and TurR
- TREHrH PACE-Sixth column.
The YURF-FoURTH PAGE-second column.
TO LET, FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-THrRp PACE
First column, and THIRTEENTH PAGE-Foarth col
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-SIxrRRNrH PAcE-sIxth column
UNFURNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENi IS TO LET
THIRD PAGE-Fifth and Sixth columns, and rHIR
rEENrH PAGE-Fourth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-TENrH PAGE-Sixth column
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C FOURTH PAGE-Frst col.
umn. ts4 4.&
wEsTCHKsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-FoURrEENTH PAGE-Second column and
THIRTKENrH PAGK-Fourlh column
WHlTESiONE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET
FOURrRKNTH PAGE-SecODd and third coumns
WINES, LIQUORS. kC.-THIRrKENTH PAGn-Sixth col
umn
column.
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