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THE Daily Of Saturday last, gives the following
further particulars of Shops character:
''Ihc burglar shoop, captured in this place on
Wednesday, was not guilty of stealing rcdhot
stove. but lie did the next best thing-hc stole a
coal stove Some time since a new coal stove
was stolen from the new saw mill Office of Nor
ris Reagan, in Cakctown, and yesterday it was
found in Shoop's house, who says that himself
and accOmplicc took Il at seven o clock in the ev-
ening, carrying it Mt once 10 Shops house on
Fifth street. The carly hour, of course, warded
of all suspicion if they were seen by any one. \
kcg of wine was also discovered in Shoop's eel
lar YESTERDAY, which was stolen from the cellar
Of John Bowen, on FoIuh street, some time
since. \ list Of twenty-five names were also
found ia the house, in two columns, one headed
affirmative and the other negative. 1t was at
fist supposed that these we're the gang of rob
bers to which shoop belonged, but it is more rea-
souablc to suppose that they are names Of per
sons that Shoop (and perhaps his aCcomplces,)
decided 10 rob and not 10 rob. This suppO5itiOn
is strengthened by one of our citizens, who has
recognized the names Of these persons as belong
ing mostly 10 citizens Of Montoursyllc, where
shoop resided about a year ago. This person
also informs us that two Of the persons, named
in the affirmative column, Messrs. Lichtentha-
Ter and Cole, have been robbed recently. Those
marked negative to be Jet slip clear. Shoop
was hobbed yesterday at the jail. Sol. Slroh,
the blacksmith, fastened the anliets upon him
This remarkable burglar has, undoubtedly,
been the principal pest Of oUrncjghborhoad since
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EdtOf lnte'trdit-
In reply to MIR. Rcitz's communication in the
DG;lg of the 4th inst. ! will state, was glad to
have him publish the fee bill of the Sealer o:
Weights and Measures as il saves me the trouble
Of feyplaining it to many who have never seen the
law. When met Mr.. RcitZ ut the Reading rail-
road depot, Dorusife station, where he was at
work, lie did object to paying because he was
County Commissioner, when he also stated thaI
he had but one scale which he Notwithstanding
denies | did not tell his brother that the blu
was 81 50. II Is only 81 20, and l told HIM SO.
The men who he states complained, pald me
without Ghicc.ng 20 il in the least, except one
who has not yet paid, pat who has made faith
ful promises to pay soon. | keep regular &c
count Of those examine and the fees paid, 20
that any one can see by caliU~ on me what
amount was paid, and whether it was more than
the fee bill allows me. | have not heard Of Il
single complaint except tha: o! MIR. ReItz ana MS
brother. and have letters now showing that Mr.
Eeitz has msTcprcscntcd some of the men ic
named in his communication. Ills statement
that came 10 him short time after IS not cor
rect ] only met him once since, and then there
was no conversation between us. That was az
ShamOkin. He came into {. Jones store as /
was going out. and no conversation on the sub
jcct was had. Whether he is following my track
or not ] do not know, but would much prefer 1t,
and then have him state the truth. If be were
to write his communications himself, which he Is
unable to do, the truth would be nearer told, per
haps But as he is the tool Ot others lie has put
his signature to statements which he is unable TO
7ubstantatc and which don't believe he would
svCaTtO.
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Ii-hcd ~ a warning and tor the benefit OF Young
Men and others who suffer from Nervous Dubiii-
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OF Sef-Curc. Written by one who cured himscf
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sufferers are invited to address the author.
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AMrRrcA,s ARE A NATION OF DYsrTPTICs.-
We live fast dissipate and fill early graves. We
drink all kinds of alcoholic spirits, and swallow
without mast cation, pork, grease, and every
kind Of lifcd DESTROYING, system cOgging, indiEes-
tiblc food Dr. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar
Biters will remove the evil effects, and the reco
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flowing through his veins will have a clearer
head and cooler Judgment, which added TO ex-
pcricncc, will cause him tOabstaiu in the future.
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Business Shirts Underwear, full suit for i5cts.
at Heller's Clothing Store, Corner 81 and Market
ST.. Sunbury. Also, gloves, trunks, valiscs,
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estate Of Benz. Strc'.lcr, deccased.J
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of jackson township, Northumberland county,
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and those having claims to present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
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CRAWFORD EsGgSE. Cor. Third and
Mulberry. Business Centre, Williamsport,
Pa. .---,,,,,,, ,,.---.-.
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4u,;tf Notice.

(The Estate Of Cornelius IIyer, dec.)
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interest
ed. that the undersigned, Auditor to distribute
the balance remaining in the hands Of George
Hvcr. administrator of the estate OF Cornelius
Hycr, dec, will attend 10 the duties OF his ap-
p6intment. at his Office, in the borough OF Sun
bury, on Monday the 2lst day Of December next,
1874, at 10 O'Clock, =. NJ.
WI. GREENOUGH, Auditor.
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To THE ArTrICTID.-NO matter under what
form Of sickness you labor, there Is one great
trutb Won should keep in mind Al disease
originates in an impure condition of the blood.
Purity that. and the disease must depart but
YOU caanot purify the blood by the use Of poison
ous drugs, and exhaustive stimulants. The best
Blood Purifier ever discovered is DIR. Walker =
famous Vinegar Bitters, compounded OF simple
horrs GcCll.i .iN.
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THE Daily, probobly intending hint to some
OF the members Of its party, complains Of party
men who are too mean and stingy 10 patronzc
the Organ Of their party. We have been used
to that for the last ten years. But then the
Gazette" does not cain to be an ''organ.
That genus Of newspapers j. falling into disre-
putc.-GG-ett, OF last week.
We DO not know but that oar ncghbor eXhi-
BITS an ungratcful disposition in his assertion.
When he first changed to- the Republican party
he WAS at cncc lifted up through friends who
were loyal 10 the government and believed him
sincere. An Office was tehdcrod him in the en-
rollmcnt board, and subscribers were sent to him
by the hundreds. From that position he was Ia
vorcd with the supcrintendcpcy Of the State print
ing, at Harrisburg, which position he held for
some five years. Daring this time he received 4
portion of the Democratic county patronage.
While the Republicans were in power he received
his full share, if not more, Of patronage, and
also a portion from the Democratic officers in the
county. Now we would like 10 know what else
he claims, what he has to complain about, and
what position he really occupies that demands SO
great a reward rs his assertion seems to indicate.
Certainly his late services to the Republican par
" do not demand it.
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i CARD TO The PUWIC--A SHORT POSTPONE
yrENT OF THE Firth GIFT CoNCERT.-As manager
of the rift concerts given in aid Of the Public Ii
brary of Kentucky my position creates an i'm
rortant trust in behalf Of the Public Library and
the ticket holders of the Fifth gift couceft. The
Public Library of Kentucky and the tickct-ho!d-
ers are GointIy interested in the amount of the
drawing. The larger the fund to be distributed
in gifts the greater viii be the gift awarded to
each lucky ticket holder and the more the amount
realized by the Library. To have full draw
ing j. so manifcstly to the interest OF those in
tcrcstcd that. rather than have fractional
drawing on the 3Gth inst. deem il due TO the
trust conddcd to me by the ticket-ho;dcrs and
the Pablo Library Of Kentucky, that 4 short
po.trCnrmcnt be made TO enable ne u dispose
Of the nsold tickets and have full drawing.
Though the very large amount now III bank
would enable us to distribute handsome gifts,
ye, we should feel disappointed in this onr last
concert, should we be compelled 10 make = irac-
tonal drawing, however large.
We have received 20 very large q number OF
letters from all parts Of the country from those
most largely interested. urging a postponcmen;
If al. the tickets be- not SOFA bE the 'v'H, ''' W
feel strengthened IN orr sense of duty 20 the
,ickct-ho.d,rs and The Public Library, to make
the postpoucmeut. Under the circumstances,
we have determined, in the interest Of all parties,
to postpone the concert and drawing to Satur-
day. February -, So, at which time the draw
ing viii positively take place, and, as Il guaran-
tee of good faith toward ticl,ctholdcrs, we pledge
ourselves to refund to any tickc-ho his
money, upon presentation of his ticket, should
the drawing fail to come OF ut the day nov
aXcG. The past, We feel assured, will 6o e'..--
cient guarantee TO all interested that they viii
be fairly and honestly dealt with. The money
paid iur tickets is sacrcdly preserved against all
contingencies until after the payment of the
gifts, after which the expenses are 20 be rcim-
burscd and the Pubic Library is to he paid its
motifs.
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THo-. F. BEkWl.rTTE,
Agent and Manager.

Turrr VIII nr RUsH wHES OPPENHLINmE
RrrvRNs.-Mr. Oppenheimcr "iIl bring from
tie Eastern cities next week an extra assortment
of good, for the Holidays. New styles will be
offered. ana Holiday presents can be purchased
cheaper than ever. Call at Simon y Open
nri,nrr' s.. South Third stree, SunbUI-.
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,cc Tickets can be had OF
= Agent. al the Depot.
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Flr,,r<GToy. HunteIdou Co., ". june 2f, 1874.
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all those ugly ulcers having healed and left my
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there is a dop of Joy ia every word write. God 5
blessing rest upon yOu and your wonderful me
diriuc- j. the humble PRAYER "i
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local aHairs.

r. S,-rs~y r,,rfs TO THE ANERICAN.--Aiter
1,rr,rv rst rnblishers will be compelled 10 pre-
,,,v ,ba nosrare on all the papers they send 10
subscribers who 40 not reside m the County
where the paper is published. OF course pun
,islers viii not bc expected TO do TINS ana s"c
credi too. Il will be necessary, therefore, i"I
sucb subscribers 70 remit the amounts que oS
Them together with an advance payment ol 1T
Is,st six months We make no additional cH'rSc
for nostarc. but in place Of it, demand advance
,,,,,nar, Duripr the present and following
-,or,t We shall send statement Of subscription
tpe to'a number of our subscribers. We "oud
earnestly request all who may receive then VIII
remit al once the amount they owe a7 we are III
need Of the funds. In all cases where ADVANCE
n,vnent is neglected. we will add twenty-five
cents Ter wear to the subscription price, "Ul III
the most cases Of such neglect we intehu ID ui9-
continue the paper until advance payment j.
made. and to require immediate payment oi the
amount due.
Subscribers within the county VIII nave h'
postage TO pay. But they are rcmlnde" ln"'
publishers are compelled 10 ray cash 10 tHe'i
workmcn. TO the paper makers. Tor lnN' 'SI''
rent. fuel. their own living, and everything '"''
enters into the business. We, therefore, can no'
afford to give long credits. Every subscriber
ought TO pay UP within the year, and where IL i
longer neglected they ought at least TO pay IL
rnprb m advance as they have been in arrears.
Il would require q much larger caPiIa' thah W.
possess were we to give unlimited credit or IN
deed, for A very long period. Necessity that IS
inexorabie demands that payments be made
more promptly than heretofore has been 'he
custom, aud as every body else demands cnsh OF
,iros b,,, short credits. we must do the same.
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.LANiFS O. EEII.IS.

When a medicine viii promptly cure such te'-
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cr. does not wish to place his Golden Medical
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nor does he SO recommend il but what he does
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cancer He does no: recommend his Discovery
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EuAuTIrUI.--Thc office and BARI Of the
City Hotel, in this place, have rec been
treated to an establishment Of irescD of
the most costly character. This is ~. Il
dcncc of the prosperity of that well h. nd
popular establishment. The proprietor, Mr.
y. Drumhcllcr, never leaves anything half done,
hence the prosperity of the City Hotel The
bar-room and Office present an appearance ap
preaching ,plcndor. Mr.. j. X. Monrer, hung ,he
paper He has displayed great skill in the exc
crl;iou of the work,
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~ Complete Pictorial History of the Times.
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ANsIvrRsAuY.-Thc first anniversary Of Ca
yuga Lodge, No. 4lG. knights Of PytEias, was
held in their Lodge room on Friday evening last.
A very able address was delivered by Gen. Jno.
Kay Clement on the principles of the order.
There we're ample refreshments served while n
string band, composed Of F. Hill, J. Shipman, J.
W. BuCher, T. VI. Purscl, c. d. Wharton and L.
P. Smith, furnished excellent music. The meet
ing was very pleasant affair, and all present
give evidence of great enjoyment. There was a
profusion of refreshments, SO much 50 that the
editor of the Dcnocrdt carried home two baskets
full. Some evil designed parties assert that he
was making second trip TO procure more.
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THE Crawford House at WilliamspoEt, is now
conducted bv Mr. Wm. Crawford, the proprietor,
Mr.. Else having retired. There is no better no
tcl in Williams port. The building is new, and
the rooms are large, airy and comfortable.
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BETTER THAN EvrR-Thcrc is no Use in cry
ing hard times any longer when IcadS-ihAae
clothing may be had cheaper than in olden times
We find the store Of Mc-srs. Simon x Orpen-
hcmcr, South Third street, filled with the best
and finest as ortmenl ol clothing ever exhibited
in suubury. Their stock is all new, no Old
stock is kept over, and their immense assortment
is now being sold at reduced prices, at least 80
Der cent. cheaper than elsewhere. Mr.. OpPcn-
hcimcr Is now in the city laying in an extra sup
ply Of goods expressly for the holidays. Cen
---:-s,t ti.rs- syonlo sold
cheaper at this store than any where in the
county, which will be found also 10 eVcel III
in beauty and quality.
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J. J. SMITH, p. ".

OUR Lcwisburg friends do not feel inclined to
pay Il hundred dollars for second and third rate
lectures from outsiders, when better ones can
most probably be had for nothing at home. We
are pleased to find that people arctakin2 more
sensible view of this mat ter than formerly.