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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01

Trial List for January Term.
! Miller T Day Us Alseus Day.
Shamolin X Trcvoron RR Co Tvs Robt Philips.
. The First National Bank Of NOrth'd vs Turbut
School District.
! Same vs. Lewis School District.
/ Joseph Bachrr vs. Matthias Schmuck ct al.
1 Solomon NtrtZ " 4 SirOh.
/ Louis Marquoidt V Geo Fagely.
! II & j \ IlinkcS vs. John Marklc.
/ Moses Chambcr!in ct al ys Leonard DorwOod
! and an.
/ Peter Armbruster and an vs. W Wcimer.
/ \ q FricK and an cX., " ". j.. HcliCnstuc.
/ Henry keefer vs John Downey.
Samuel John v Fred J Anspach.
Susan Walt, Administrative, DC, vs. Jacob Pei
fer.
/ Vim. Meugcs ys John D. Statton.
/ Chas Shell. adm'r DC, ys Reuben ID Dcrr.
/ Abraham Lcrch ct al Us " J Haas.
! Thos Tucker vs. Jacob Wolf.
ThJs Baumgarducr v- John Cruikshanb and an.
VIM. L Dcwart vs. J II Zimmerman ct al.
Elizabeth Fagely ys Joseph Groves.
Ira T Clement rs The Norhd Coal Co. ana ".
Griffith.
Emanuel Conrad ana an. admr's, &c, vs. Chas
CaTingcr,
Edward Logan vs. Samucl IaDkiIk.
A Fisse vs. Henry ionEonecker.
HiXsOn d Birnic v Geo Hill, cX'r. &c.
| Francis Jordan vs. The Excelsior Coal c..
Francis Jordan v Thos Baumgardrer.
White, Lentz X White " d Smink X son.
Edmund Douy " Jasper Slaymakcr.
ARGUMENT LIST, JANUARY COURT.
GEO II Mover rs p Il Douty. owner. Sc
John Orth Is Geo " Brewer.
V,, Rno,r,,, ~ Wp Nancy
YIN RroLyn for usr pr Nm II V Dram and nm
cycc'rs, &c, vs. X Douty.
w II N Dram ana an. cyec'rs. &c. Is Resocga
Ann Dontv Er
F ] Byrod VS. Sabina Hoover.
Richard T.ohh " : W Clo}k
Iaon,r1 pe,syl ys u Y Pnnsyl and DAM Co,r,d
I,UIoyvaII ~ We los Rorbmon oI,d1n
Sbn,nnLi, B,nIir,, -, VS. Wrn p Schila and Ino
+ SchIvr
uinar.3 Tru.t and sar, Dapoei,a 20 y Hyu, y
srbfve JoEn = srl,ivr and Iohr / Scnivr
Er.5,.r,oi, Mi for rse Of Inyyis U,ssicr, - :
+ Noirr and Jnlia Nairr
d ID DAVIS y Columhil Insurauc. Co.
Henry Vn.b - u p SuIouF
Uorry R.r,,,.,.tool. &c " Fnuir,or of Eo
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pr,,,,rfo1- 6 70 : ,,,,tcrrs and has ,o r, s.r,
t,,, tboue,pi Of the latest STYLES for Ladies
Misses Rows Children and Infants also ro,
! Cents Drassfno Gown smoI,in,- T,c,,o. ,.f
Cans.
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,,,,,, ,,tc-,,. -, ., ,,,ich will Iva zo1a ,t tro
ror,. io,ros, ,rices III. stock co,o,rsos in mart
off aides, and Gen,,s Cola and silver Watches
I,,,f,-, fro Co,J ,,d p,,t.d so,,s Rre,.t pins
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p,,.o,,s S,,1, R-,c.fo,s (,,s.ors C.tcp,.,-o,s
T., so,,. Gotta, r-rrs si,vor >r,,,,s s,oorr,r,.
or. pi. Krfvos Crrnh scrorors Tco Pitchers
Gobrots saivor. . ,rso , very snna,for article Of
sf,ro.- plato, Eorr.e To, .,nI Table S,,,,,. l.,
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ing done. Masonic Marks made to order. En-
craving. Gcar-cut,ing and Exp,rfmcnta1 Ma
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TO CONSUNPTEVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured
Of that dread disease, Consumption, by a simple
roWrdv- IS anvions ~. wat" known 70 his folio"
sut!rrcrs the means Of care. To all who dp~ir,
it, be "il send copy of the prescription used?
Gree of Charge, with the directions for prepag-
ifg and using the same, which they will find a
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
&c. Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. L. \. WILSON.
l@l Penn St, Wiliamsburgh, New YorS.
Il.
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MISS NATE BLACK,
Market Square. Sunbur'
TEE PtTrsssuRGn GAZETTE.


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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01

Vt Matamora-, Dauphiu county. on the ?Srh
Of December, 1874 HENRY WILVERT, aged
about 40 years;
In asAiuetou townahip..o .ou the 23d Of Dgccr-
b.r, at the house Of her grandfather. CATlIA-
RINE Z. KLINE, aged year, mouuth7 and
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01

JARDELLA'S
Compound Syrup OF Blackberry Root and Rhu-
barb. An Old, well tried remedy, entirely vcge-
table, pleasant to take, quick and certain in
effect can be depended on in the most argent
cases may be given TO the youngest infant rs
well n to adults. 1t contains
no CAMPHOR OR OPIUM.
1t j. pleasant extract and readily taken by
children. 1t has often saved life when physi
c,aus bad dcspaircd. Keep it in the house and
use in time. All We ask for it is trial. Don't
let your dealer put you off with something else.
Bay it. Try it. Sold By Druggists and Store
Keepers throughout this State. Prepared only
by HANSELL & BRO.
jul9.-3m 2000 Market Street. Philadelphia.
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Simmer Arrangement for the Posi-
Office at Sunbury, Pa.


Office at Sunbury, Fa.
office Opea from $50 a. m., to p "'.' s%eeP
os Sundays
TINE OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF TIE
MAILS.
Arrives as follows:
From the East at ;. u a. m. 4.l0 p. m,
South, 5.15 a. IN, 4.10p. III.
West. 5.l5 a. IN, ll.l5 a. M, l.j1 p m.
and 40 p. m,
Norh.1 so a. .,li.lJ a. M, 4.lO pm.
Shamokin and Mt. Carmel, 30 a. m.
Shamokin proper, 400 ?. m.
Mails close as follows:
For the East. 5.45 a. IN, 1850 a. m, $50 ?. m.
500 T.
South, :O50 a. 10, 40 p. n, S p. ~.
West, 1850 Il. NJ, $50 p. m, SOU p N.
North. $50 p. M, 5 p. M,
Shamokiu proper ll.l5 a. m
Shamokin and offices on that route; 40
p. m.
Money orders VIII not be jssuel "ftei g P. ia.'
va '''' J. J. SMITH, P. NJ.
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PETERS PETERS PETERS
Household PARLOR LA CREME
,,,,,o,,r,,, ,,,,s,c DE La
CRFNF

Pub is he'd Pub ii he'd
monthly, giy- mouthly, Civ Pub h ed
ing - fuIl-eiz, ing u fuiI-size monthly, giv.
pages Of Noca, pages of easy ing "a tull-size
Musicby Hay. and moderately pages of classic
Danks, Thomas difficult Piano and 4 fiji Gu It
etc. Price. 81 Music. Price. Piano Music.
per annum sin - per auuum 81 per amman
gie copies. - single copies, single copies,
cents. 30 cents. ~ cents.
Published and Mailed, POSTPAID, by
J. l.. PETERS. $50 Broadway. Y.
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For TIE AMERICAN.
GEoRGETowN, Pa, Dec. -, 1874.


II. y,g...
DeemInE II not am!ss, l WI WIN your pcTInls-
sioh, relate through your "osIhy paper, "h'ch Is
welcome VISITOR TO the people ol the lower end
OF the county, ho" Christmas W." celebrated IN
oar qHiet valley. during the morning there was
ea saviour mo ~, tAe "orta, s"Nc t"e h'Ppy Erte.
ms IN eacs other. In the a(Trrnoon me sound
OF our church bell WIS heard summouing the
rh"d'en o' The Chioh :. Ach"oi together, 10 re-
-. ] ~ ~ ~,
r,o., the familiar sound Of the church hell was
gam heard, this time announcing to the lecPe
/ tETIstma7 trcc, and hear their children proclaim
! 'ue T,"d iiI.hLr "i Sr't Joy winch shtI he
IN, r,d,f,.,. ,t, ,i,. ',''' ~ ~.
were conducted throughout. one feature was
m5niicst. that no labor was spared on the palt
%. ,', H'-,'' '."' A bo'a"H'
ing. The nerforn.r,r.. rendered .nrb narf.r,
satisfaction, that parents and children long for a
repetition |hen CHRISTMAS comes again. After
ME- CIr5rrn a,l ,,, D,a,, ',Ii '.,,,1 20
and fifty. the audience dt,pcr-,d. orcaiIy deIi,,t.
in a very prosperous condition. and under lis ell
cent officers promises TO- b"comea model school.
o ,,,, 5i'.i,,,'a ,I ,,.e Town wa, Gh'cHcd
Comet Band. who came on ao cycpr.fon n
spend the evening. After scrcnadjug somc of
our CtiE ms. IhcN repaired To the NEtIDuI. House
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4 full Drawing Certain.

Owing III, Panic, and in order the general
ish and eNi "ctp the public and the tcket-hod"ra
for the fUL ly uet u tLt Gifts announced, the
ageru"-t hay" determined ostJ the Concert and
Drawing to the date rhoye stated.
The object of this prise for the purpose
curing Ire Engine. which Will be- advantage
to all ucghhurug towns accessible by rail- from the fact
that It will be au Independent Company. And =
have never failed to discharge our duty when called
on, certainly VIII De able TO accomplish more good
the aid OF a steamer. There less than nineteen
arE" and small tow within thirty miles Of SuHbury,
all which be achcd by railroad, thus atfording
the facility Of a7si-n, OF those places less than
hours time; while ut the will
be any -OJcCtcd. our proirc. being l.ulluble one
feel ldeut tha. ell the tickets VII" br disposed u by
the tine above named Cor drsvil.g
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01

SUBsCRIRERs to the AmcricGH, outside OF the
county, who viii not receive their paper next
issue. will remember that We have to pre- pay
their postage at this office, and that we are forced
to demand advance payment on the paper to
enable us TO pay postage.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01
John Mcdonald W Patron CErran.
List OF Jurors for January Term.
1870.
GRAND JURORS.

Thomas Artlcy, Milton y. W; Israel Bcringcr,
Shamokm; Cyrus o. Bachnan, Watson'own :;
Andrew Buchcr, Washington John NJ. Evans,
Nj Carmel twp; Richard 6. Ei-enhart, Shamu-
kin, ". ". William FciZer, Jr., ChIliisquaqEr,
Henry &. IIltraft. Delaware Wellington Hum
mel, Upper augusta; Hiram Nagenbuch. Della
ware; Henry Harris Milton, ;. W; Isaiah
johnson, Point; Horace Kapp. Northumber-
land John II. Kramer, Cameron; John Lyon,
Sunbury, w. W. Elias L1tsha, WashingtoG :;
Jesse Miller, Point Danie' NOecker, Watson
town; Ogden II. Ostrauder, Riverside Charles
Rcbuck, Washington; Curcl Right. ut. Carmel
twp. jonathan Eishcl, Chill!squaque; John
Rishc', Milton, 5. ". Jacob Reitz, Delaware.
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Z. pALItS-
No. G3, Market ST.. Sunbury.
IcE CREAM Frcczcrs. \ new lot Just received
,v II. 3. MASSER.

To THE ATFIICTED.-No matter under what
form Of sickness you labor, there is one great
truth you should keep in mind: All disease
originates IN an impure condition Of the blood
Purity that, and the disease must depart but
you ca0not purify the blood 10y the use of poison
oVs drugs, and exhaustive Ntimulants. The best
Blood Purifier ever discovered is DR. Walkers
famous Vinegar BRtors, compounded of simple
herbs. decll4W.
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PLAN CT DISTRIBTTIO,;.

ET-Uty tEous mi -aItrs = rnlTceyutin8 aud C.rI-s-
Ionlrg with those the receipts i-scC vii b" pL
ujr wheel aud cards enclosed with the thc
Premiums ~ ssi!cd boxes VIII IL placed III aEot.r.-
From these wheels number and the nam
ed inscribed cards VIII be taken simultaneously. The
number drawn from the wheel secures the pre-
designated by the card taken AZ the time
from the other This operation viii f' performed by
blind person, J!.3 continued until 'te-u Hundred
and y-Sc'y yn Premiums arr exhausted. II II evident
that 10y this process, fraud ayortisn i'll be Iuposi-
blc. Every person holding t!ckc' will h" "u.i,Icd to
admission Into the Concert.
All Gifts Paid in CASH without discount.
Money hc sent for I'ckcs registered letters,
Post Otc Money Orders, 10y Express AZ risk. II
desired. Tickets vail be sent 10y Express. e. q. ID.
The following gentlemen have kindly consented tO
act as Trustee IUr the above Gift Concert:
= , WClyerton, Esq, Director ID. Il. and ". Y. r.. ;
tieO. HI, Attorney Gt I.4E;; Hou ". l.. Dtwart,
member uf Congress-; Wa. l. Creenough, Esq, Direc
IIrs Natioutl Bank of SunhUry; John Haas, Esq
ditto; Ira T. Clement, LTmbermar; Wiz. I. Grant,
tprI Merchant, SunbUrE.
The above named gentlemen highniuded and
honorable men. who would not lend their names and
'1- SAINT. Z. HENDRICKS,
GRO. VI. REM,
WI. II. MILLER,
LEVI SEASHOLTZ,
PHILIP u. SHINnEi.
Conrlittse.
Aii rom.uu..,;i atoms rleerEully answered Address,
Y. y. ENGLE,
Corresponding Secretary.
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William Brown, Sbamol,in, W. W; james
Carl, Lewis; Philip Clark, Suubury, ". ". {;
John Duttingcr, Shamokn; John W. Frying,
Upper Augusta; David Forster, Washington
John Fox, Coal Jacob F. Gaugcr, Milton, y.
W; Patrick Gribbou, Mt Carmel twp. Ed
ward Grady, Rush Albcr. Holshoe, Jackson {:
John Hopper. Lower Augusta Andrew 4. Heinz
Shamofin, y. w. William Hoover, Sunbury,
Z. W, Eli II. Kuouse. ShamoEiu, W. W. Hen
~ X. kulp, McEwensviiIc; Solomon Klase, Lit
tie Mahanoy Adam F. Kerstcttcr, Cameron
John y. Lloyd, Northumberland John ".
Miller, Chillisquaquc; Alexander Martz, sun
bury, ". W; Jesse Metz. Northumberand;
George p. Mertz, Point JelIry McGrab, Mt.
Carmel twF.; Joseph Nicely, Jr., Delaware,
Lemucl Raup, Shamol,in. F. W; Samuel 3.
Reitz, Washington William s. Rhoad-, sun
bury, W. ": Jacob Straub, Milton, y. W,
John II. Shpman, Northumberland Daniel
Shaffcr, Jordan Michael Shade, Lewis James
Taylor, WatsoutOwn Samuel Z. Tucker, Lower
Augusta Benjamin Witemoyer, Chilli quaque :;
Andrew Ingler. ST., Jackson.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01

Accidental Insurance Tickets can be had of
J, Shipman. Ticket Agent, III the Depot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01

ELEGANT Suits are made up by J. +. schaGer,
on Third street below Market, Sunbury, for gen
temcu. He understands his business thorough
", aad be makes up the best fitting suits in the
country. In fact they excel those procured in
the cities from noted establishments.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01

N@EA MOnUss,cnts, Crave-St0nes.
R7SGiHS Sc, &c.
TiIi n.y. lie has bought at such figures that
'lkf{Ss will allow him to sell better stone for
>Af4f% less money, than heretofore. The best
- Sutherland Falls Marble,
which is better than Italian. Rutland is now
sold as low rs the Manchester.
Those who need anything in the Marble line,
for Monuments, Grage-Stones, or other purposes,
Will find it to their interest to call and examine
this large stock, as better bargains can be seodr
ed than buying from parties 'huckstering' round
the country.
All lettering will be done in the neatest and
most improved style.
". NJ. DACGHERTY.
SuubGrv, Jan. II, 1915.
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MiisccIl;1ucons.
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
* THE CoURT OF COMMON PIE4S OF NoETHrNf-
RERLAND COUNTY.
In re Of the assignment of
L. \. Ranck for benefit o.
creditors.
NOTICE is hereby given, that tie account OF
~ K. ". Cummings, Esq, assignee of l.. A.
Rancll has been filed in the Court of Common
Pleas of Northumberland county, and that the
same viii be presented 70 the Court for contir-
nation on Tuesday, January >, 1875.
l.. ]. ROHRBACH.
Pr0thonotary.
SuDInry. Dee. II, fS74-4t
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS ArsuNHunr.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS AT sUNBURr.
MGR. ". South. P. & f. L. L. West
Erie Mail, l2.S5 m Eric Mail, $50 IN
Southern Ex. $50 n Liz Haven \. 1900 n.
pbila FIX ql5aui Eimira Mali 4.20 p m
Day Ex. 9.05 N Fast Line, f.lO P m
sUNBURY AND LEwIsTOWN x. j.
Leave Sunbury for Lcwistown at 0.oO a. m,
and 4.20 p. n.
Arrive at Sunbury from Lewlstown at lib
and 6.45 ?. N.
sHANoKIN DIVISION. \. c. l.. W
LEAVE ARRIVE
Express. l2.0l ? N Mau, 30 a M
Mail, 4.25 p IN Express, O.p1 ? III
An accommodation train leaves ShamOlIn at
TlOa m, arriving at Mt. Carmel at 40 IN.
Returning, leave Mt. Carmel at 6.l5P N, a1iy-
ing AT Sham0kin G.4j p N.
LACKAwANNA Il BIOuNsRURG X. K. TRAINS,
leave Northumberland as follOws-9.41 A. ~,
and 40 pm: arrive at 1898 a. m, and 5.40 pm
D. II q ". r. i. Trains leave at Goo a. IN.
and arrive at $50 p. IN.
Accidental Insurance Tickets can be had Of
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= = "a. IA $ 2 Z e .
q Private Residence
On Fourth Street.
S,ITNPTTRv " pA

~ Complete Pictorial History Of the Time. =
Tho hest. chcapc-t,and most ~urcr-s!u. FanI-
y Paper in the Union
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01
J. J. SMITH, p. NJ.

PARLoH ORGANS MessrS. Beatty & Plots,
OF Washington, D. c., will send 10 any one wish
ing to purchased price list and list Of testimo-
nlals, some Of whom you may know, using these
organs, tEc., whereby our readers may select a
frst-ciass instrument. If any Of our readers de-
sire TO purchase, they will send one FOR examina-
ton by sending them good reference, and if the
organ is not as represented Il may be returned
at their expense, they payiag freight both ways.
This surely j. good offer.
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aoen Aobrrtisn'snts.
SgJNBGRY MARBLE YARD,
Fourth Street below Market.

81 n B u r Y, PEN Ma.
YEIHE undersigned has returned from the YER
& mont Marble Quarries with So Tons Of
Marble for
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AHAPPY NEW YEAR to all our readcrs.

NEssRs MURRAY x Co., of Milton, have Lately
entered into n contract to build 800 box and coal
cars at their mandatory. This vii! give employ
ment TO their hands during the winter.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01

Misunderstanding to the last Court CaIcn-
dar there are siXty-three lawyers residing within
the limits of this county. OGthesc SO reside in
sunburv, in Milton, in Watsoutowu, in
Turbutvic, in Montandon, 5 in Northumber-
land. 0 iu Shamokin. / m Herndon, in George
town. and ] in Mt. Carmel. Besides, there are
at easta "a dozen more non-rcsideuls who practice
IN This county.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01

DEATH or CHARLES MILLER, EsQ.-We regret
TO lean that Charles Miller, Esq, formerly Of
this place, died at Lykcus, Dauphin county, Pa,
on Tuesday last. Mr. Miller was at one time
prominent merchant of this place, aud was high
ly esteemed as a ueEhbor and citizen. He also
kept the Park House Il Hanisbur" during the
war, where he became widely known Throughout
the State, and his housc was generally known rs
the soldiers home AZ Harrisburg. Nj. Miller
was about 63 years Of age, and leaves large
circle of friends to mourn his loss.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01
smburp Amrrltm,
Railroad Time Table.

sUNBURY, JANUARY l, 1878.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01

Miss l.. SHIssLER has taken the agency for T.
Buttcrick & Co.'S patterns, and has now for sale
two thoueond Of the latest styles for Ladies,
Misses, Boys, Children and Infants, also for
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01

I.IsT Of Letters remaining in the Post Office in
Sunbury, Dcccmbe. 90 1874
\. c. Allison, Abraham Crawford, Mary L.
Crane, Lizzie German, Vim. L. Hefcnsleiu,
Minnie Hrrmor, Jennie ;. Christie, Mrs. Alice
Swarck, Walter Tragic. Moses Thomas, Aloin
WcitZr.
Persons calling for letters viii please say they
are advertised.
y J. SMITH p NJ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-01

THE SusquehanUa Coffin Works in this place.
is getting into notice very rapidly, and orders
are beginning to conc in from all directions
Messrs. FryIne, Bowen q Ensle are entergris-
ing men. and this new business will soon bring
them into notice in all parts Of the United States.
Their factory is large aud "a number cf hands are
employed in getting up cotins superior to those
furnished from city establishments and at less
costs Eve-y undertaken should send for price
..a. which viii be sent free Of charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-13

The New MISSOURI CONSTITUTION goes
into operation November 80 The Legislature
will henceforth sit bieunialy, and cannot add
to the debt of the State except, first, 10 re-
neWal OF existing bonds when they cannot be
paid at maturity; second, to the extent of
S25O,OOO 10 aD unforeseen emergency, payable
within two years. and, third, in az unforeseen
emergency, when the liability exceeds $780,,
600, after authorization by two-thirds of the
voters of the State. There are careful provis
ions against the amendment of bills by refer
epce only, special legislation is prohibited, aud
the granting Of State, county or municipal aid,
10 money or credit, to any person or corpp.a
tioo, is forbidden. Municipalities are not al
lowed to create debt exceeding five per ceu.
OF the assessed valuation Of their taxable prop
ery, and every municipal debt must be con
sented to By two-thrds of the citizens at spe
clal election. 1t is provided that DO person
shall be compelled to attend upon any form of
religious Worship or contribute TO its support,
and that 90 public money shall be appropriated
for this purpose; and that religious corpora
tons shall be organized ouy under general
laws Separate schools are to be established
for colored children. 1t is declared tcuuy to
make any profit out Of State, county, city, town
or school money, aud it is made crime for
any officer of a banking institution to assent 10
the reception of deposits or the creation OF
debts by the institution after be shall have had
knowledge Of the fact that it is usolvenl or in
failing circumstances.