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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-29

NAIL FAcToRY.--We glad to learn that
another nail factory is about to be put in opera
tion soon in Northumberland. Our neighbors
across the river are getting into good earnest,
and substantial improvements loom up one after
another. The town is beautifully located for
manufacturing purposes, aud we arc rejoiced TO
see that capitalists of that place are taking ad-
vantage of it in erecting improvements that will
continue to improve the town. The nail factory
established in that place several years ago has
been in successful operation ever since. and the
proprietors are overrun with orders. The new
car shops lately erected will now be converted
into another nail factory and operated by six
practical manufacturers, and will no doubt be a
success. These improvements give employment
to several hundred hands, and will be vast
benefit. not only to Northumberland, but also to
the vicinity around.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-29

TICKETS for Postlethwate's concert are only
One Dollar each. A ticket may secure gon five
hundred dollars worth OF properly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-29

THE SoUP HoUsE.-Since the establishment OF
n soup house in this place for the accommoda-
tion of tranps, the plumber of stragglers has con-
siderably abated. Pity that the idea did not oc-
cur to our borough fathers sooner, rs considera-
BILE money might have been saved. The soup
house is located on the corner of Third and
Chestnut streets, in the old depot building, and
is named the Hotel de Hoey,' in honor Of the
manager, Mr.. Samuel Hocy. The run of custo-
mers is some five to ten per night, which is about
the average custom of ether hotels in the place.
But as one of the Overseers remarked, few
days ago, '.the hotel pays best when it is not pa
troniZed" This is different with most hotels.
There is no distinction made in the accOmmoda-
ricn of customers. All treated alike, no mat
ter whether rich, poor, white or black--all eat at
the same table. Guests are allowed to call for
any kind of fare that may thiEk will appease
their appetites, and soup in mine host, MI.
Hoey's best style, is readily furnished. This ho-
tel differs, also from others in many other res
poets. No money is required TO secure lodging.
Every traveller who is in need of food and rest is
cordially invited to partakc of Mr.. HIS hospitai-
". Thus far he has had the honor of accommo-
dating customers hailing from every part of the
globe except the Arab and heather Chinee. No
| treating is allowed in this institution. Nor do
fancy bottles, filed with bug juice greet the
eyes of customers on marble-top bars.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-29
EStraY of a Roar Pig.

CAME to the premises of the subscriber, at Ma
rion Colliery, Mt. Carmel township, Northum-
berland County, Pa, on, or about the Cd day Of
January, 1873,
BOAR PIG
The owner or owners are requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take 1t
away, otherwise It will be sold according to law.
FREDERICK HEBER.
Nit. Carmel township. Jan. s, 1S75.-2rns.
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{. DALIUS,
No. %, Market st.. Sunbury

Ice CREAM Freezers. new lot just received
by II. B. MAsSER.
Miss l.. suIssLER has taken the agency for z.
But,erick s. CO.., patterns, aud has now for sale
two thousand of the latest styles for Ladies,
Misses, Boys, Children and Infants, also for
Gents Dressing Gown, smoking Jacket and
Caps.
SARGENT's SECRET or BEAUTY, delicate
beautitler, which smooths out all ipdentations,
removing tan, freckles and scars from the skin,
leaving the complexion clear and beautiful.
Sold by Miss J.. Shiss!er.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-29

J. ". Wilyert & Co. keeps the best brands of
tobacco, segnrs. &c. near the Court House
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-29

Accidental Insurance Tickets can be had oi
J. shipman, Ticket Agent, at the Depot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-29

| The LICENSE QUEsTIoN.-The license question
at our Court last week, caused considerable COM
motion among the liquor sellers, and the strong
| advocates of temperance. Remoustranccs from
Milton, Sunbury and Shamokin, were presented
to the Court against The granting Of licenses. In
several instances some Of the best houses in the
| county were demonstrated against on general
principles. The lawyers did not seize hetempe-
| rance side with eagerncss, and but one III the
whole batch, 4. y. Brlce, Esq, Of this place,
| rendered his services in opposing the license oi
| these hotels. Hon. F. Bound, Of Milton, made a
mastery speech in favor of well kept hoteis,and
the necessity of .Eeir having license as long as
| LIQUORS are allowed TO be sold. To do away with
| the LIQUOR traffic. the evil must be struck at the
root-its manufacture must be stopped, and
then il is Il question whether a substitute would
not be supplied, probably of more injurious
character. Ii is generally conceded that if our
laws were more strictly enforced, there would be
no necessity for remonstrauce. Let the friends
of temperance take action, and cause the laws
now in existence to be enforced, and many of the
evils arising from badly kept houses will soon be
remedied. If other guards are necessary, let the
Legislature enact such laws as may be necessary
for tue purpose. Perhaps one Of the most prac-
| tcal and effective remedies to prevent the evils
com planned OF, would be some law that would
prevent that great curse treating which has
done more 10 promote the evil of intemperance,
and the ruin of men, than any thing else con-
nected with intemperance. A law making 1t an
offence or misdemeanor, to invite or urge others
to the bar TO drink, would not be imPracticable,
or interfere with the individual rights OF any ones
and would work great change by restraining
promiscuous and Incorporate drinking
The following licenses were refused last week
by the Court. Several are held over for advise
ment:
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Railroad Time Table.
RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS AT susDuRY.

lRRIyAI AND DRPAKIUKE IHAINs
MGR. w. South. z. d f. r. r. West.
r.ia yoU 1o35a m , Erie Mail $50 m
southern Ex. $50 a m L'k Haven A. l200 o.
Phila. Ex., 9.45 N Elmru Mail 4..op IN
Day Ex., EOS p m Fast Line, ''lV Ill
sHAMoKIN DIVISION, y. c. X. W.
1P.vR ARRIVE
Express, 1901 p M Nav, go III
Mail, 4.25 p m Express, 5.59 m
An accommodation train leaves shamokln at
7.lOa m, arriving at Mt. Carmel at I4o m.
Returning, leave Mt. Carmel at o'lofp H' Sii'-
ing at Shamokin G.45 p m.
LAcKAwASNA & 3LooNsBURG K. X. TRAINS,
leave Northumberland as follows-9.45 a. m,
ond 40 nm; arrive at 1855 am. ,and 545 pm.
D.H& ". r. r. Trains leave at 6.53 O. m
and arrive at $50 p. IN.
Accidental Insurance Tickets can be had oi
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-29

1.-THE First National Bank Of sun
bury, Penn'a."
NOTICE is hereby given. that the regular an
~ uual election of Directors of The First Ma
tional Bank Of Sunbury, Pa" will be held on
Tuesday, the Goth day of January, a. d. 1879,
ut the Banking House, in .he borough of Sun
bury. Pa, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and o'clock P. W., of said day, in accordance
with Il e rovisions of the Act of Congress.
s. PACKER, Cashier.
Sunbu-y, Pa, Dec. IS, 1874.
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TAyERNe.

Jacob Sheets, SuDbury.
Edward Mckinley, Mount Carmel bor.
Mrs. Mary Leyins, Shamokin.
Michael Schlaeder, Shamokin-
Robert Nicholson, Shamokin.
John Larkin, Shamokin.
John Nolan, Sbamokin.
b. E. Adams, Shamukin.
Benjamin Hoy, snydertown.
John Boyd, Coaltwp.
Patrick lyman, Coal twp.
RESTAURANTS.
Richard G. Tyack, Shamokin.
James Mahan, Shamokin.
Mary Dewitt, Coal twp.
Frank Roth, Mt. Carmel twp.
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE
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THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
DIily, sos yesr. Seuii-Weekly, So. Weekly, 81.
Postoge Free 10 the Subscriber. Specinlan Copies
and Advertising Rates Free Weekly, in clubs OF 80 o.
more, only 81, postage paid. Address TIT TRIBUNE,
New York. Jan. 8, 1S75.-ly.
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! -!ttDl uIto tllIC uttl9t VIpCellelDQQtCn.
! Bernard NtcDooe's 9aus in &in9ltou
lpuroc an geltri9en 9lbeuo BON elmer 9(us
! 5ablDfdnner> 1rouen unS&inoer ottotirt.
N}an bemd6ti9te li6 oes @errn McOaoe,
priigelte i'm bcinabe to0t uno sertriim=
merte lein 1obnbaus.
Gr Datte ludbreno oes gan;en 5trifrs
9corbeitet unb mar babcr Ben 5triters Elm
9orn i'm 2tu9e. 9lls Die &otte Den N}iB-
lonoelten perlieB> beheutete lie ibm> ooG
lie i'm ermorben piirber, ,uenn er jid) uu=
teritebe> obnc Ye>uilliguns oes Notional=
perclns Der slrbeitcr luieoer an Die Mr6eit
su 9eben. $oeute 'purbe elm 8eicbl surNer=
boitun9 Der eon5en 8anoe aus9efertist.
@on Tran5iscp, 4. Nfai. 9as
9cltern in Gan Tron5isto an9efommeue
S@iii v&0ni9 PbiQip" bate Baltimore
am Treitog> Den Is. 0foi 1874 nit elmer
9aouns &o9len perlaiien. 9lls c5 sic
Gbelopeofe 8op 6inab fubr, entbccfte mon,
oob lcine 2ooung allem 9nl6eine mad,
obli6tli6 in Brono 9cfedt uoroeu lei
unb bra6 ouf Dem @6ijie cine Meuterei
!cus, Die NIT 9iilic Ser 9}opol Wcaoennic
Igcodmpft >uurOc> >uorauf oos G9iif feline
&eile fortlebte. Muf bober @ee befam c:
Elm 2ecf uno mlB in Gio ein9elaufeu.
9olelblt fom g obermolS ;u elmer Nteu=
terei >uobei Ser Mate, Der oonn IS Sabre
@cf fan9nib bcfanL einen Motrolen t0otete
uno nlebrcre per>punoete: 9os 6hifi
6ottc 5u leincr &cile Elm Sobr tueni9er II
Sage 9ebrau6t.
Sub on &c. g., 4. M1oi. Sin
reider uno ougen,en a!s ercentrilf BE-
fainter Sormcr BON Gopate i'm Suolon
GountD lt)oB beute in einem 9(nfolle bon
gSutb leine beta9tc W}utter our6 ben
&opf unb in oie 8ruf, 10 boB lie auf Der
Gtcllc to0t blieb. Scr MDroer moe)t.
oonn leinem 2eben 0ur6 eincn @bub in
leln ei9cnes 6er5 Elm Gnoe.
$ opefa> &s.> 3. Mai. 2out 8cricb=
ten aus alien Sbeilen oes @taotes, lparel,
6ie Grnteaus i6ten mic beller ols iebt.
Ser Tro1t bonn Gam ltage that ben gDci=
Scn teinen S6ooen. Sn manben @cqen=
ben >piro cine be0entenoe Mcn9e upu
9eul9reden ous9ebriitet, jebo6 Der talte
&egen tDotet Die jun9e 8rut obolo 1ie
erldeint. Sc lit cine beoeuteno qr0bcre
9der5obl I'M @taate nit g8eiaen belteQt>
ols int pori9enSobre un6 au9 mebrMais
miro 9epflanst. 9Qes er,uo9en, 1ino Die
lanopirtbl ftli6en9lusi6ten in&onlas
als leit orei Sabren.
9etr.oit> 4. M}ai. 8eribte aus
Dem Snnern bes @taates erfldren Die
9us ll6tcn auf cine CUTE WeiSenernte fir
9ini iti9, jeoenfolls ols pic( be1ler oenn
Dor ore! Q8o6en.
Scfferlonpille> Sno., G. W1ai.
9lebc orangen in pori9er No9t in bos
9leli9e Yoitamt> inoelu lie 9Dder in Die
Tenlterldoen bo6rten uno jomit Die fSenz
tier 0ifneten. sic raubtcn oann Die Dor=
banoenen Sriefc lieBen abcr me6rcrc
Foltonpeilungen 5nriid un0 16ienen Id)
in grocer Gile ent fernt 5u bobel1> oa eine
Anaobl Der g Yoitan'ueilun9en aui oem
TuBbooen um6er lag. Gs laBt li6 aur
3eit ni6t feltiteuen, piepiel ent>pen6et
ln1lrhp
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glItet. unO oos &elultat it, boB Geutc
|e1s W}illionen Soloaten innerbolb gu
ropas in Waffen iteben pobl abseridtet
einanoer Die &eblen ab5ul9neiben uno-
luie balo tueroen lie @elegenbeit erbal=
ten> oiele ibre @elGjdlidteit 81 be,pab=
ren."
-9ie @run05use bes Sc
ebcs iiber bic Nufbebung Der Orben
lno congregational I'M preuBilhen
Staate, tueldcs, luie Die vMa9oeb. 3te."
meloct, ,pobrl6einli6 nod .im2ouie bieles
N{onots eingebradt uno seorucft ,uerocn
miro iino fol9cnoc Sic eluibebuns lit
cine al9cmelne, betrifft lQmntlitDe SlD=
lter uno Oroen im 2onoe uno lo1 binncn
le9s 0}onoten ausgefiibrt pcrocn. 9}ur
oenjenigen Or0en wel9e i6 nit Gr=
tbeilung bon unterrdt nptorild) beial=
len> ourd Gontrocte in oicler 8e,ie=
bung nit Snltitueu &C 9ebunoen lino
uno sewi1en nit ]3ranfenpfleoe
bel6ditigten Oroen, miro cine Tri5t
big 5u 5pei Sabren 9etudbrt. Oas
gelammte belpe9lid)e unb unbclueoli6e
Sermo9en Der &l0 lter uno Oroen miro
unter @equelter seiteQ1. (Natiirli6 ! g1ie
tonnte es I'M vGulturtompfe" audi an
bers iein y 9iejeni9en MDn6e, Nonnen
ooer Oroeusmit9lieOer> ,pel6e bei i6rem
Gintritt III Die betreI5enoe @eleQl Ql6oft
oerlel6en i9r &erm0gen iiberscben ooer
oermo9t 9aben, erbolten oafielbe surif=
9efellt. Siejeni9en W}it9lieoer, ,pelbe
tein ei9enes @erm69en beliben unb sur
Mrbeit uno eigenem Neroienl It untouolib
l'n:, erDolten bonn @taote Yenlicn aus
be5ablt.
9on 5 H. 6. @loi. Scr Yariler Cor
relponoent Der ~Simes" >. tele9ropbirte
beute> oaB 9roBe 8eitiir5un8 in >poblun=
terrl6teten &reilen in Yoris 6errld)c ln6
oab @efoDr 0robe,
NuspQrti9e Yoltiter 1o,ppbl, ,uie oor=
ti9e ongebli6 gut unterri6tete 8erlonen
beDoupten> oob BON ser bcporl ltebcnoeu
3ulammenfunft bes G5aren uno oes
oeutl9en &ail lers Grieg ooer 6rieoen in
europa obban9e. 9iiemano felt in N6=
reoe> oab eine n'a6ti9e @ortsi in @eutl9=
lano> su wel6er oos 9on5e Militdr se-
bdrt fiblt ooB Scr nculi9e Nertrag 5u
miloe par> uno oob bie 9e5ablte Gntl DID,
oisun9 luieoer in Die fran50llil l6en&ollcn
suriidsewanoert it, ooB 8elfort in ben
9dnoen Tranfreids iebr 9efdbrli6 fir
9eutl@lono 1T, oab Trantrei1 1i6 lebr
raid reor9onilirt uno 6olo cine iebr an=
lebnli9e Irmec in oas Sel0 5u lteQen per-
mag.
6erner oab 9euti9lano ni6t rei6er
1T pie Dor ocm &rie9e, un0 >ob feline
6inon5en uno feline lociole Or9anil lotion
Die untoiten oer jeti9en Bepaifnung ni6t
lang tro9en f0nnen.uno oab es Tranfrci9
ge9eniiber nl0t abriilten fam.
Sic W}ilitairpartei in 9eutl9lono Dot
Die ueber5eusun9, oab ME 5uuor Elm giin<
iti9er N{oment lid sei9te, Dem 2onoe ei'
men oauernoen Trisoen unb 9robcnMobl=
ltono Su 6erI6oifen.
Ser arieg miilic iofort ins 90erf 9eleyt
peroen; man mub oirett na6 Yaris mar
i9iren uno cine @tellung einnebmen>
our9 mel6e nlan einen neuen Trie0en er=
lon9en nno @eIfort geminnen tam &C. !
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5SpGenfban.
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\NNluUp.)
YottsDille, 4o. 5. M}oi. @jelteru
Na DIT serietb oie &oblengrube bon 9outp
uno gom9oroner in 9ougbtpiQc nobe
@bomotin in @ranb uno ,uuroe lammt
Dem BREEDER Sen Tranflin" ein9eQl6ert.
9o oiele @ru6e oie 9onse 3cit binourb
9eorbeltet hottc> 9loubt man. ooB oas
Nsuer oos gSerf eines Sranojtiiters mar
9ie gru6c bate einen gSertb uon $1OO>=
900 uno linO oamit 200 M}anuer uno
&nobcn ollbcr s(rbct, mas nomentlih
jekt ipo in Der gan,cn ys9ion feinc 9(r=
belt 1T, fir lie Elm icbr barter S6log lit,
9os 1T Der erltc Tou, ooB 1cit Mus6ruct)
oes Gtrltes cine Drube in 0rQn0 Qeltcft
muroe:
g Nottsuille Yo., 6. Moi @eridjte
aug Der obercn &oblen Gc9ion meloen,
oob oie @reuel sunebmen, uno in metre
rem Srten, in oenen be &o6lenordbcr
9tei9ung 5eigten, lpieoer an Sic Mrbcit Qe=
fen 81 luollcn lino 9ro6un9en unb
@or9=N =N}otiSen angel 6la9en moroen, I'M,
Die Mlneure 81 morneu.
Sin 9robcs 21=s6Qi9es 9rabtleil, mel
DIES BON Der Ybilaoelpbia= & 9eooinq=
Gilenbobn= @ompa9nie benubt lpuroe, nm
&oblei= Mog9ons iiber Die Goroon- G6e=
ncn gu transportiren, mar an 5 Gte(len
Serlbnitten woroen, in Solse oei lien bie
&oblenpericnoung pon @6omotin bier
uno5lpon5i9 Gtunocn lang ein9eitsllt
>peroen muBtc.
Cine 9roBe 9(n5a6l @peciol=Yoli5ilten
BON Neaoin9 pollirt obi9e G6enen tdgli6
uno permutbli1 lppllte man ourd) oos
3erI6neioen bes 9robt1eilcs eincn unfoQ
peranloiien> Ser ben 5po Ser Yolisilten
sur ToI9e 9ebo6t boben lpiiroc; ood)
lpuroe Ser unfal bur6 seiti9e Gntoccfun9
oes 9u6en ltiides pereitelt.
Gin bei ser Qocujt Go!e= &oblcnorube
itationirter g1d9ter >puroe ppn ltrifenoen
&o9len9rabcrn ilberfollcn> 9eprii9elt uno
1einer ll6r beraubt.
9lls Gin BON 2pott5pIe am 9cltrioen
@beno ob9elaiener Ballagieriug 1ib Ser
Gurue beim 8ig Mile Gun nQ6erte, BE-
nncrtte Der 3u9ii6rer oob oos @eleile
NIT elmer 1Aluercn eijernen Settle un0 ei=
mem Saumi itomm oerlperrt ,poroen por,
I'M ou9enl l@einli9 einen 1nfaQ ouf ser
Bobn 5ll perllrioGen. Ser 3u9fii9rer
lieb ben Bug lofort lan9lomer fa6ren>
um oen unfoll 5u permeoen, uno Der
&u6fdn9er" beleitigte Die Ycrlperrun9.
Us lilies barre, Pa., 6. Moi. II
Ser Prdliocnt Yorilb> batte ben beutisen
Sag ais Den 5ermin orbcraumt, an
lpel6em bic Soblensruben in ben @u9ar
Not9= =&oblen9rQ6er mieoer an hie Mrbeit
geben pilroen, uiori9enf ia ls Mi lie er 0os
Pumpluert ltodcn unb Die &o6len9ru6en
!i9 NIT @oiier fiiQsn lollen. Die &pb=
!sngrdber bebarrten in ibrem @trite, pes=
lol6 mon Die Yumpen nebit Ser gon5en
unperSi9lib beleitigeu ,uiQ. |
@(llem Nnl3ein no@ siebt lih bcr Gtrite
in Die 2Qn9e.
Dle &c3len9rd6er 6eborreu III iDrem
nno empfan9en td9li6 @ulfe
'on anoerer @eite. SIM 2auie Der bcute
'noenben Mo@e erbielten lie los 6d0er
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QSp6emfbau.
(NusIanb).

lle6er Die sc9en&partise Sage Gurppos
brin9t oos u&onoon Soblet" iel9enoen
mi6ti9en Mrtifel:
v0ie curopdil@en &egerunecn oclon=
gen. wie es 1beint, all9cmein gut Mncr=
tcnnuns Der 3butlade, oas 8ismardis=
mus bel 2i6te betra6tet 9efdbrl6er als
l(ltramontanismus lit. Sic 9robnote
an 8el9ien nit ibrem unsliidliden 8e=:
tenntniljen zines friiber ouf Die G9meis
ous9eiibten 9rudes, fat un9efdbr mie
elm eleft,il l9er 5dlag ouf Sic @6fe uno
&obinette uno lelbit ouf bic Yrelle bes
9i6eralismus 9e>uirtt. 3u9leid) NIT tie
fem Grltounen 5ei9t 1id) bo lcbbafter
@6reden. g8ie all9emein 5u9c9eben
miro, 1T PreuBen 10 tart, oos 9iidts ols
Der Sci ltano oes fatboli16en @eilt i'm
@tanoe iein OiirIte> cine @9ronfe 9egen
ben la>uinenarti9en @inbru9 Der un;dbli=
gen 8atoiuone Rolttes aui;uri6ten.
uOfub Der 2iberalismus allo tjmmen
uno Die ultramontanen I'm 3uf flu6t uno
@9uB Bitten ? Mii]jen Die @erlQumoer
Der potifanil 9cn MISUNDERSTANDING
anertennen, baB es Die totboli19e STRIDE
lit, mel6e Die e,n5i9:: 5uperlallise @aran=
tie fir Die &ube Guropos bittet? Soft
l6eint es TO- l1no >pie in Den 5o9en ie=
neg onoern Gulturfampfs fs, Der fron50]i=
l9en &epolution> Die ni6t minoer Die
ipe5ieqe Million botte, Priel ter unbYdplte
nieoersui 9lagen ; 10 16eint oud Ser neue
Yrcubilde &rieg 9egen ben @louben bo=
gu be eltimmt, Ben @0lfern Guropas ,pie=
oer Die Sbatia6e gu aQ9emeiuem 8e=
muBtIcin su brin9en, boB Die fatbolil6e
STRIDE bos pobre 8ollmerf ibrer Sreibei-
ten uno Die lebte @e,pdbr ibrer &e6te lit.
uSnoeB lit tuabrI6einli9> oaB> >uie
beim 8e9inne bieles SabrDunoerts uno
beim Musgange oes od)t5ebnten europa
audi jebt ieiner 3iidti9ung poG fur6t=
borer Prii fungen un0 pielfdlti9er 2eioen
ni9t entsebn wiro> Die ieia M6foQ pon
Der STRIDE perlpirft bat.
uDenn mdbreno Der lebtcn oreibi9
Sabre bat bort 9}e9ieruns auf &e9ierun9
es gu ibrem 9ous9el9dft uno Daupt-
rubme 9ema4t, bic Sntereljen oes &atbp=
li3ismus su perratben, Die @e,pilien gu
per9eluolti9en uno Die 9leli9ion Ut BE-
14impfen. 9ieie brei Sabrsebnte ,poren
cine 3eit bes SriumpDs uno @epinns
fir bic 2iberaIeu uno 8Dr1 Dr1enjobler> Die
&epolu55er uno &eptilien Der Groe. Sic
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12
9>unaerp1D, =. Seao 10. 0OtGi 1875,

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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-08
Assessment Notice.

A RIZONA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
~ Location of works, Unionville. Hum
boldt county, Nevada. Location OF principal
place of business, San Francisco, California
Notice is hereby given, that, at q meeting OF
the Directors held ON the Twentieth (20thl
tlav Of August, 1875 an assessment tNo. y on
one dollar tSlI per share was levied on the
fapitaI Stock of the Corporation, payable I'M
mediately in United States gold coin, to the
S4retary at the officeof the Company. Room
No. II. Hayward S building. No. 4lsCaIlfornla
street San Francisco California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Friday, the Twenty-fourth
CATH dav of September, 1872 VIII pe aelln-
ouert and advertised for sale at public aue-
ton. and unless payment is made before will
be sold on FRIDAY, the FIFTEENTH Q5th)
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1875, to pay the dellt-
nnent assess n1ent tcgether with costs adyer-
Using and expenses of sale.
WM. WILLIS, Secretary.
Ofice-Room No II, Haywards Bulldlng'
No. 419 California street, San Francisco, Cal
aug 2S-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
Assessment Notice.

DADGER MILL AND MINING COMPANY
h Location of principal place OF bust
i1ess. San CHARACTERIZATION of works, Bart
lett Creek, Columbia District. Humboldt
COUNT, State Of Nevada.-Netice is hereby
given. that, ut meeting of the Board OF Dl-
rectors, held on the 18th day of August, 1873,
an assessment mo. q of twenty-five cents per
share was levied on the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable Immediately in United
states gold coin, to the Treasurer, Nj. ). Mar
tin. 3OT California street, San Francisco, call
fornia. Any stock upon which TINS assess.
ment shall remain unpaid on the 28th day OF
September, 1875, will be delinquent and adj
yertfsed for sale at public auction, and unless
pavmcnt is made before will be sold on the
SIX TENTH DAN OF OCTOBER, 1878. at II
,rfclock NJ. at the Office of the company. Room
SO Merchants Exchange building, California
street, San Francisco, to pay the delinquent
assessment together with costs of advertising
and expenses of sale.
O. H. SPENCER, Sc sretary.
Office-Room 50, Merchants Exchange build
ing California street, San Francisco, CAL.
At a meeting of the Il lard of Trustees OF
fine Eewfae-r Mill and Mining Company, held as
above. Assessment No was rescinded
au22 I'd o. H. SPENCER. Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-08
Order appointing time and place for hearing
application to sell Real Estate, and
directing notice 70 BE- given.

On reading and filing the petition Of S. ].
Bonnf6eld, creditor Of said estate Of Geo.
W. Holt, deceased, praying for II order TO sell
the real estate, and IL appearing therefrom
and from other evidence, and the papers on
file herein, that il is necessary TO sell the
whole Of the Real Estate 10 pay the aflowar &c
TO the family, the debia outstanding against
the deceased and the debts. charges and ex
pehnas of administration. and that due notice
Of said application has been given: il il here
fore ordered by the Judge Of said Court that
all persons interested in said estate appear
before the said District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District OF the State os Nevada. al the
Courtroom OF said Court. at the town If Win.
nemuGca, Hu:hboldt county. On the TNEN
TIEPH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 4. y 1878. NJ
IL o'clock a. ~, then and there To- show cause
why such or,h'r sho Id not be made.
That ehpe Of this order BE- published IN
we SuNtn STATE, Il newspaper printed ard
published IA < i'll Humboldt county, NJ least
tonr Successive weeks previous TO said sep.
TENDER 10th. 1875.
Dated August 10th, 1875.
auto 4w WM. s. BONNIE Judge