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EVAlS A WATSON'S jK
BAfcAIANDEB SAfES.
UREAT FIRE AT READIXO, PA.
February 12, 1SC2.
On'tTUSttr: It gives mo much satisfaction to
Inform yrm that In tho severe lire which, r.n the
looming nf the 4th inst . entirely destroyed all my
Mock and inntrrisl.i, I had one nf your Salamander
Fire Proof Snfe. After enduring an Intense rel
lient for Keren hours, the Snfo was opened, aiid the
Dunks and Papers were preserved In an nmhlcmished
comlilion. I shall need another Safe as soon as I get
in order. Yours, most respectfully.
W. P. DIOKIXSOSKcaaing, Pa.
FIRE AT UHEEX CASTLE.
Chimbkbsdi no, Franklin countv, Pa., )
. August .".1st. 1 Still (
Messrs. EvAXS t Watson, Philadelphia tlcntlc
men: On the morning of tho 22.1 of August, lsrtl,
our Storchnuc nt llrerncnstlo was destroyed hy fire.
The Snlnmnnilcr Snfo we purchased from yon some
lew years since was in the aUno nicntihnod store
house, and contained all our lvM.ks. papers. ch. r,c.
which were preserved in n perfect condition, alter
being exposed ton most intciischcnt for several hours.
Pleno inform us upon what terms yon will sell us
another larger Safe.
Yours truly. OAKS A AUSTIN.
Salamander hi fey. Ft Ranks. Stores. Private
Families, Ac. Ac. Also, Evans A Watson's Patent
Alphabetical Rank lieks and Jinnk Vault Doors.
t"iml to any made in the country, and sold on as
good t'rnis. K W. would respeetfullv refer to
tho follow ing Ranks and other parties, having their
Sales nn.l Locks now in use. to their entire satisfnc
lion, nnd liuiny others gi en at their Store.
Vxirnn Statkk Mint, EiiinchlJaiik, Shclbyville
Philadelphia. Tennessee.
VxitbiiStatks AitSENAI..City Ilnnk of Philadelphia.
California. Consolidation R'k of Phila.
Pottstown Hank. Pa. duu'lli Rank of 1'liiln.
Coatosvillc Rank. Pa. Chatannogn P.nnk. Tenn.
Strnudshnrg Rank, Pit. Pre'm Romp. A--s'on. 4th st.
Jersey Shore Rank. Pa. Rank of Northumberland.
Rock Jlaven Rat;k. Pa. Rank nf North'n Liberlics,
I nion Rnnk. Riilliniore. Philadelphia.
Sonthwi-stcrn ll.ii.k uf Vn. Paul nnd Swift, Rmikcrs,
Fulton Rank. Atlanta. Uu. Alabama.
Newark P.nuk, Del W t). Sterling. Wilkesb'e.
Rank of X. C. Raleigh. Lcwisburg Riiuk. Pa.
Other references given upon culling nt our Store,
No. Id s. Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
Sept. 5, 1n3. ly
.iJ.MI) .ti ll. If, It,
A
tlorney nl I .:i-. Sunbury, Jiorlliuud'C
. land county. Pennsylvania.
(rornterly Irccl.urg. Snvder countv.)
OFFICE. Market street, one door east of Friling
lirnnt's Store, and nearly opposite the Court lloiiso.
All professional business, collections, Ac , Kill re
ceive prompt attention.
April 12, 18i!2.
SIMON P. WOLVERTON,
Allornry :ml 4'oiiii'1oi- nt I.mr,
Office. Market street. 2 doors west of Depot,
"IIJIRR attend prompt Icy to tlie collection of claim
and all other professional business intrusted to
his care in Northninborlnnd and adjoining counties.
Sunbury. May .'!, 1S112. .
ivc tT i'i "its : I'A vT-Fiiw
JOHN F A R E I II A,
No. 71 a Arch Street, lie
low Eighth, south side,
PHILADELPHIA.
Importer nnd Manu
facturer of, and Denier
in all kinds of Fancy
Furs, for Ladies' and
'-. Children's w ear.
I wish to return mv
thanks to mv friends of
T&UL. 7! ft A' i'tf,un"ry nn'1 "
V -Tr. -r AizJX Sf . rounding Counties, for
rjf their very liberal pa-
jL tronago extended to mo
(luring the Inst few years, nnd would say to litem
that I new have in storo. of my own Importation
nnd manufacture a very extensive assortment of all
the different kinds nnd qunlitieaMif Fancy Furs, fir
Ladies nnd Children, that will be worn during tho
Fall and Winter seasons.
Rcing the direct Importer of nil my Furs from
Europe, nnd having theui all Manufactured under
my own supervision enables mo to oiler my ensto.
mere & the public n much handsomer Set of Furs for
the fame money. Ladies please give mo n call bc
loro purchasing ! Please remember the nnmc, num
ber and street.
JOHN FARETRA.
713 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
September 12, 1SI'..!. 5m
TAILORIKOiESTABLISKMENT.
JOHN E. SMICK,
Fawn Strrcct, opposite Weaver's Hotel,
BTJNBUKY.tNorthumborldnd Co., Pa.,
TNFORMShis friendit and the public generally,
that ho has taken tho Shop of Jacob S. Rake,
dee d., and is prepared to do all kinds of TAILOR
ING in a good workmanlike manner. Tho patron
age of the public is respectfully solicited.
Sunbuiy. May 111, ItifiU. ly
Uf s. I. i". i. i:.
STATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYEINO ESTABLISHMENT.
BAHKET, NEPHEW & CO., Proprietors.
OFFICES: No. 47 North Eighth St., Philadelphia,
and 5 II 1 J ohn St., Now York.
Our pucccss in Dyeing and Cleansing Garments of
Velvet. Cloth. Silk. Merino, Dc Laine. it.. Ac
mid Shawls of almost every description, is so well
Known inni wo only ucturc lo remind our mend and
the public generally, thnt tho season lor getting
rcimy uicir i nn uoo-is ie uow ai anna ;
tloods received und returned by Express.
11ARRETT, NEPHEWS A CO.
August 22, 1S63 ,'Im w
M Aidinx. .ik:vi:ici,v v mi
vi:icM.iti:.
Tlio undersigned wnubt respect
fully invito your ntlontion to Ids
well seluctedstiM-k ot Finetiold mid
Silver WATCllkS Vine i:. .1.1 .1 1- VT.
V7L, ELK Y, of every kind nnd variety
v-T-TipHr3s. of aiylcs eouiprisim: all of the
" ' i, vrirnt nnd moM ttrtitttful firitm.
Al.-o, MiLllt SILVER WARE, tijiml to Coin
mid the best make of Silver l'latnl H'art Each
nrtide is inrrautnl to bo us rtjtresrttrtl.
lit' Watches and Jewelry carefully rijxitml and
cutislnctiuu guarantee!
JACOB IIARLEY.
(Snrmnr lit frtniiffer ty Jlri t )
No. 2i MARKET Street, I'lilLAD'A.
Aug :2, lNi.'l 3ui thduiU
JUBT READY,
NEW STYLES OF JEWELRY.
AN opportunity hot to bo lost sight of. Rare
thuiicu for Agents. Ladies as well as ticnts can
tici as Agents. Apply curly nud secure the agency
lor your locality.
lOO.OOO
WATCHES, YJieiT C1IAIXS, LOCKET.
iu.;s, ooi.n rj;xs axj y'.'At .,
isi;Ai i:u:Ts. stcjs. hutto.xs,
A'hVK CJIAI.S.SICTS Ul-'JJiW-
i:uii; dr.
To be sold for Kil each, and not lo be paid for
until you know l l you arti lo get. Sen I 2j eeuls
l..r I'erniUatu. telling y.u what )ou can have, with
n . iieulur, jiving lull particulars luAjeuU. Pelted
huli.'ltk'lion guaraiilctii iu all ensvs.
AddiM, S M. W ARD A CO .
?i8 Rroudwuy. Rox 4.M76.
M.irch !l, lSi'.:l.ly
MANHOOD,
llov uv lt-lorcil.
Jml i'utJisluJ, o SttUi Kuwluyt. I'n if
Hi ft Hit.
A
I.IX'II'RE on the Nature. Treatment and Its
tiic.il Cure of Spermiitorrhira or Semiunl W'tk.
i ru. Muni Delnlily. hervouiiei. and Inv.duiiiury
i'uiissiius, irdiu-iiig lioHttiu;y, t'oiuiuuipUou, au'j
AKliiol and l'l.)nl lh oilur
RyKtili U. CIL EHWF.I.L M I
Tlie iiopi'rtunl faa't thai lb aaful wui-uei,c uf
K If AtiuM lony lm etloolually ivutot ed wuio.ut Iu
terual lowiii tins or Um dji)(erous application of
taiuiic. iiviriii.ieiiU, iiiidivMl.d I got. aiid other
-nipiiic.il il'-tii-is, u livre ultaiiy d oKMiiiald aiid
Ilia ftillrrly now and hlifbly U'uinslul Uealloeiil a
adopt. d bi il. n. UUuled author, lully vAplaiuvd.
ty iiieaos i.l whieb itery oite la ruabUit Uiuuivbiui
S'll Mlleell. and ul tb lMl Nlb!v V'lst, Iheret y
aui.!iu2 ll tbu a.ltirluid lo'stttiios of lhaddy this
bo iuru aill pi.ns a l'U Iu Hi u u. t ai.4 lliea
MUlIf U
l-ilit Ul,ders,l ilia plain rnvvb'pc to ai.y ad lie,,
J4iet pld '"It ! l'l iH I4U HA'Ugii lll.. I J a4'
1U1 UIll-rr
I'll A J t K .l NK X 1 ,
17 H
Kew toik, l'.- "ks U. jt4S
- tali JU-l, - ly 4
F.J :. TTF vJin
iHlrrNMlluttill llttltl,
'S us- l iin'ir a, I'm. ,u.r t i ia
' aLW VH tv.
I Ul l.wl l Ul HV Hl.s.4
lt..UvM.,rt IHLaa. tul'IbC It! l l' If.'ltlaK
wp' 4.i. . I.i .4i.i iu .U Ui.fcu. . I a 1 . wa
tt.l!t tl't W -f.s- II Jli I t I wt
p."'. att ii.ii . .tnw.a.s .ti l.a I. I ail ttM.i,
SI ll.l Iho, ta t I i . ttJ jJ . a.
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,.'h mi i ti a-'.'-.w.a t" V4m t i..ste4
t 4 i ,(
WM. KNOCIIE,
03 MARKET STREET, HARRISRVRU, PA.,
Dealer in
PIANOS.
NEW Rosewood Pianos, from the best makers
rrom $20(1 upwards.
MEl.oDEONS. The host manufactured Instrtt-
ments, from $4.1to$llt0
Unitars, A'iolins. Accordcons, Flutes, .
Fifes. Drums, Rniijos, Tambourines,
Violin and (liiltnr strings and musical mcr
cliumliro in general.
SHEET Ml'SIC.
Tlie latest publications always on hand. Muslo sent
bv mail to anv part of the eouittrv.
oval, so. Care, dim a.Vd rosewood
FRAME8.I
Stiilnble fur bKikingglnsses, and all kinds of pictures
always on band.
A line assortment of best plated
LOOKING OI.ASSKS from smallest to lnrgest siicii
Any style of frame mnda toor lcr nt tho shortest
notice. .M. lMtt'lli:.
April 11, 1W1.1. 0.1 Market St., Hnrrisburg.
PETER LOR ILL A KD,
Simli'A 'i'obtK'i'O Uniiiilinl nror
1(1 A IS CHAMRERS ST.,
(Formerly 42 Cliiillmin Street, New York.
Wi.ubl Mil the attention of Dealers to the articles
of hi- manufacture, vis :
DROWN SNI FE.
Marnliov. Dcniigros,
Fine Rnppcc, Puro irgtnia,
Coarse Rnppcc, Nnchitoehrs.
Amer'uan ttentlenian, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNI FF.
Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch.
High Tont Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch
liish High Toast, Fresh Scotch,
or Lundyfoot,
ft- Attention is called lo tho large reduction in
priewof l ine-t'ut Chewing ami Smoking Tobaccos,
no li win ue touiuioi a superior iuuiity.
tobacco.
Smoking. Fine Cut Chewing. Smoking.
Long. P. A. I... or plain. S. Jngn,
No. 1. Cavendish, or Sweet, Spnni.-h,
No. 2, Sweef Scented Oronoco. Canaster
N. I A 2 mixed, Tin Foil Cuvendish, Turkish.
Itinniibited.
N. R. A circular of prices w ill be sent on applica
tion.
April 1. 1SG3. 1
Wjomliiji' iKiii-iiiM'C 'nirai.v.
WILKESBABRE, PA.
:ilil:il ntul fnriliii, rtllM.ooo.
DIRECTORS:
(1. M. Hillenhnck, L. D. Shoemaker,
John Rvii hnrd.
D. . Drieslmch,
R. C. Smith,
("has. Domince,
Win. S. Row,
(! . M. Harding.
Saiiiuel Wndhains.
R. D. Liicoo.
Charles A. Miner.
W. W. Ketehiim.
0. M. Iini.LENRACK. President.
L. D. Slit IE.MAKER. Vico President.
R. C.Pmitit. Secretary.
W ti. Stkhuno, Treasurer.
This Company Insures thrcc-fiMtrlli of the Cash
valuation, takes no Premium Notes, make no Assess
ments, Policy acknowledges all moneys paid during
the term oi'yuur liu-urance.
A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
May .1(1, 1P03. ly
G-. "W. HAUPT,
vllloiin-y niil 'iiiit'IIn- sit J.nw,
Oflice on south side of Market street, font doors west
of E. Y. Rright A Sou's Store,
STJTNBTjn-X-, TPA..
Will attend promptly to all professional business
entrusted to his eare. the collection oi" claims in
Nortliumberbind and the adjoining counties.
Sunbury, May 2.1, 1S03. ly
" J"- 2-3. K23l7xi5E2i
Oflice, cn south tide of Market Square, near the Court
House,
STJTTI3TTR PENN'A.
V ill attend promptly to nil professional business
entrusted to his care, tho collection of claims in
Northumberland and the adjoining counties.
Sunbury. M.iy 2d, lSOa. ly.
A3STT Sc IdIETZ
I-OWEB WHARF, SDXDUHY, PA. '
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IX
WHITE ASH COAL,
in every variety,
Orders solicited and filled with promptness nnd
despatch.
Sunbury, May IB. ISM.ly
jNortliern Central
iJaihvay !
si .ti.Mi'iE xnn: x uii.i:.
TAVO TRAINS DALY to and from the North and
West Rrnneb Susquehanna, Lluiir.'-, aud nil of North
ern New York.
ON nnd after MONDAY, ATRIL 20th. 1803.
the Pussengcr Trains of tho Northern Central
Railway will arrive at und depart from Sunbury,
Hnrrisburg and Rultiiuuru as follows, viz :
SOUTHWARD.
Muil Train leaves Suubury daily (except
Sunday). . It) 10 A. M
" leaves liarrisbnrg. 1 I i P. M.
" t:rries at Rultiiuure, It iij -
Express Train leaves Sunbury daily
(except Sunday.) 11 07 P. SI.
" leaves llarrisburg (except
mommy.) 2 uo A. 31.
" arrives nt Rnltimoro daily
(except Monday). 6 15 A. M.
llarri-burg Acuminodutiou leaves Harris-
bur-, . 0 30 A. M.
NORTHWARD.
Mail Train leaves Jii.liiuioro duily (ex
cept Sunduy) 9 15 A. M.
' leaves Hnrrisburg 1 li P. M
11 at rives nt Sunbury, 4 1i.ri l
Express Train leaves Rnltiiuorc daily 9 15 1. M
" arrives at liuirisburg, 1 SaA M.
" leaves Hnrrisburg (except
Monday). 3 00 A.M.
" arrives at Sunbury. b :w
For furilier iuforuution atply nt tho Ottico.
I. N. DiRARRV. Supt.
Ik'IVumuuiiu A; ltlooiua,ltirg; Kail.
. ruaid.
and after November 17, 1S02. ra.icn"tr
11U.S n ill run u tollows :
MUVIN'ti SOITH.
Iun:),t iV
y'i ., t.rr.
Ill 16 A. M
J1.J0 P. M.
Leave HTnittn,
K iiituii,
I'uuviMo,
oil A. M.
0-211
11 .10
1 2 0 j
Arrive at urihumli
i Hand, 13.46 P SI.
M'lVINd Ni'KTIl
Leave
Ni.rtliiiiubcilaud, 6 20 P. M
Danville,
6 00
0 6
S 46 Leave
10 00 P M.
" liiipert,
Kingston,
Ariive at iN-ru'ifon.
A Pll-'seliger 'i rnin
A. M , ..r Sr:ii'ln
1 46 I
.51.
S 40
abo leases
Kingstou nt 8 00
, ti eoiiiieet
Willi a train 1. r
New Vurk. Reluming, luuis S.TttiiUu ouujriiil
of train 1 1 -in New VuiW. at 4 16 P. M.
The LiicknMunna A lUis.iusburg Railroad eonnects
a uli the ! Inwuiv, l.aekawaiina and W eslern Rnil
road at Scrutitou, for New lork and luteriuedialu
pcinl eio't.
At Rupert It connect with the Caltawia Rail
road I'Hr piduis U.ili east and wiMtariiki g at 1 Lil
adi dpbia id 0 16 P. M
At X. rlbuiidM-rUnd it roniin'ta wilb the Pliiladel-
tun t fcna Kuilniad and Nurtheru lemriU Rail
riuoi. fur p.iini i.t and south l'-.-nget arriting
at llarrobur 4 ;o P ,M ; Philadelphia 10 P.M.;
and llii'iiii...iu 10 M I'. M.
The Freight and Paawngera Traia north. Iravra
N'.iiUiuinlwlNiid at ft tj A At , and arritu at V,2U P
M , pakii) Dullle at a 'in p M
J 0. W Ki I . tKiitiiU lak.t Ajitui.
Nu . W, I- J "
A VALUAIJLi: TAIIM FOR
GALE.
rpilk un lersigiwd ufltra tvseil at iu It at sal, kts
a
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lb baUnc avll liu.Ujv4 ai'ti 111,41 abil .Htsa 'lit
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4 I lii.Mi . Tl .IU Utiki a sa
a aoivt lu aiis la a l d.,, aitw aa4wirsj
an i u.ua 1 mil. . u4 inejiuias (uulo
ul u.a-su. a iu. vl (t axtH d.u.s it at .14
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DR SWEET'S
INFALLIBLE
LINIMENT,
THE
GREAT REM FEY
For fifir'imntitm, f!ot, Xiurohjin, hunting
Ft iff J'cek miff Joint, Ntritin. Hiiiim,
Ciitunnt Wo'imi, I'iU, llttitlarhe,
ami nil llhcxni'itir. nvd Hermit
JUtonler,
Fur nil nf which i? a rpcrdy nnd certain remedy,
and never fails. This Liniment is prepared from
the recipe of Dr. ftephen Sweet, of Connecticut, the
famous bono setter, and has been used in the praclieo
for more than twenty years with the most astonishing
success.
As an Alleviator of Pain, il is unrivaled by nny
preparation betoro the pulTlic, of which the most
skeptical may be convinced by a single Irinl.
This Liniment will cure rapidly nnd radically.
Rheumatic Disorders of every kind, and in thousands
of eases where it has been used .it has never been
known to fuil.
Fur Neuralgia. It will afford Immediate reliel in
ovi rv ease, however distressinc.
It will relieve the worst eases of Hendaehc in three
minutes, and is warranted to do it.
Toothnche also will it cure instantly.
For Nervous Debilitv nnd Ueneral Lassitude, ail
sing from imprudence or excess, this Liniment is a
most happy and unfailing remedy. Acting directly
Uon the nervous tissues, it strengthens and revivi
lies the system, nnd restores it to elasticity and vigor.
For Piles, lis un external remedy, wo claim that
it is the best known, nnd we challenge the world to
droduce an ennui. Eerv victim of this distressing
complaint should give it n trial, for it will not fail
to afford iniiiiediiiie reliel, and in a majority ot cases
will etiect a radical cure.
(Juiiiey nnd Sore Throat arc sometimes extremely
ntnlignnnt and dangerous, but a timely application
id this Liniment will never fail to cure.
Sprains are sometimes very obstinate, and enlarge
ment of the joints is liable to occur if neglected.
The worst ciise may be comiueicd by this Liniment
in two or three dnvs.
llruises. Cuts, Wounds. Sores. Fleers, Rums nnd
Scalds, yield readily to tlie wonderful healing pro
pertios of Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment, tthen
used necording to dirc lions. AIo, Chilblain Frost
ed Feet, mil Insect Rites and Stinjs.
DH STEPEIIEN SWEET
the Oreat Natural Done Setter.
f Connacticut
DR. ETEriIEK PAVEF.T,
is known all over the I'niled Stales.
Connecticut
DTI. STEPHEN SWEET, of Connecticut,
is the nulhor of '-Dr. Sweet's Infallible. Liniment.'
Dr.JSweet's Infallibte Linimont
Cures Rlieuuiatism, and never fails.
Dr. Swoet's Infallible Liniment
I? a ccrtiiin remedy for Neuralgia.
Dr. Sweet's Infnlliblo Liniment
Cures Ruins and Scalds immediately.
Dr. Sweot'a Infalliblo Liniment
Is tho bust known remedy for Spruius and liru'ses.
Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment
Affords immediate relief for Piles, und seldom fails
to cure.
Dr. Sweet's Infnlliblo Linimont
Cures Toothache iu miv minute.
Dr. Swoct'a Infalliblo Linimont
Cures Culs. and Wounds immediately and Iwtcs no
scar.
Dr. Sweet" Infnlliblo Liniment
Is tlie best remedy for Sojcs in tyic known world.
Dr Sweet's Infallial Liniment
Has been in uo ly more thau a million people, nnd
all praise it.
Dr Sweet's Infnllible Liniment
Taken Internally cure!. Colic und Cholera Morbus.
Dr Sweet's Infalliblo Liniment
Is truly a "friend in need," and every family should
have it band.
Dr Sweet's Infallible Liniment
Is for sale by nil Druggists. Price 26 and 60 cents.
A FEIEND IN HEED. TRY IT.
DR. SWEET'S INFALI.IRLE LINIMENT, a
an external remedy, is without a rival, and will
alleviate pain more speedily tiinn any other prepa
ration. For all Rheumatic mid Nervous J 'isorders
it is truly infallible, luid as a curative for Soma,
Wounds, Sprains. Rruisea. Ac , its soolbing. healing,
aud iHiwcrful si lengthening pro)icrtie, exeito the
just wouder and iiriouislimeiii of all who have ever
given ila trial, titer onu thousand certificate of
reuiHrkiible cures, performed by it within the last
two years, attest the fact. .
TO HOUSE 0WNEHS !
DH SWEET S INFALLIRLE LIXIMEXT FOR
HORSES is unrivaled hy any. and iu all c'ases of
Lnuieness. arising I roin sprains, lirulse or Wirench
ing. i:s effect is ma.'icnl and eertuin. lis Acs or
Swldle lialls. S'l iitebes. Mange. Ac, it will aUo cure
speedily. Spavin and Ringbone may be easily pre
vented and cured in their incipient stages, but con
firmed ease are hcvond the possibility uf a radical
cure. No case of the kind, boweier. is so desierate
or hopeless but il may he allot micd by this Lini
ment, and its fnitbtni application ttll! alttaysreiuo'v
tlie ldtuieties, and enable the Ihimi Iu travel with
cumparatite ease.
i: imr UnKKE OW.XEli
should have this remedy at baud, for lis timely law
at I he lirst appvaranee uf Lauiciitwi will rttoctually
ret till llnam furuudaU duaoiMx, to whiuli all bor
e era liable, and a liieh render so fcuaiiy other i
valualiu hoisv nearly aodhleas.
SB. SWEET'S
Inalliblo Liniment
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A ad tbuusaad bat out4 It IfH'Jr
1'ItlEND IN ZTZSKDI
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BALTIMORE
LOOK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AS A HF.FUGE FROM QUACK
ERY. THE ONLY FLACK WHERE A CVRE
CAN HE OBTAINED.
T-vn
JOHNSTON has discovered the most Certain,
I J Ppeedf and only F.tTecUtnl Remedy in the
Worka for all Private Dlseatien, Weaknos nf the Back
or Limbs. Stricture, A flections of the Kidney and
lllnddcr. Involuntary Discharge. Impotency, Gene
ral PehllitT. N ervontmnii. Dysnrpay. Languor, Low
Spirits. Confusion nf Ideas. Talpllalion of th Heart.
Tiinidilv.Tremblinn. Dimness of Siirht or Oiddincas,
Itisease of the Head. Throat, Nose or skin, Afftsctton
nf ih l.lrrr. Lnni-a. Stomach or Rowels tlioea Terri
ble Disorders arising from the Solitary Iluhlt of
Vonth tlnwo secret anil solitary rirnciice more mini
In tbolr victims than tho son of Syrens to the Sin
rincrs of l lyssc, blighting their most brilliant hopes
or anticipations, rendering marriage, Ac, impossl
ble.
Espeelnlly. who havo become the victims of Pulilnry
Vice, that dreadful and destruotivo haJblt whieli
snnuullv sweeps to an untimely grave thonsands of
Young Men nf the most exalted talents and brilliant
intellect, who might otherwise have entranccu listen
Ing Semites with the thunders of eloquence or waked
to ccstnty tna living lyre, may can wnu iuu eon
fidencc.
.11 tititiAr.r.
Manied Persons, or Young Men eontemplatlng
marriage, being aware of physical weakness, organic
debility, dclormities, in., speeiliiy curca.
He who places himself under tlie enre of Dr. .T,
mnv religiously confido in his honor ns a gentleman
anil confidently rely upon his skill as a Physician.
Immedlntelv Cured, and Full Vigor Restored.
This Distressing Affection which renders I.ifo
miserable and marriage impossible is the penalty
paid by the victims of improper indulgence. Young
person's nre too apt to commit excesses from not
Dcing aware of the dreadful conscqnonccs that may
ensno Now, who that, understands the subject will
pretend to deny that tho power of procreation is lost
sooner by those falling into improper habits than hy
the prudent ' Resides being deprived the pi ensures
of healthy offspring, the most serious and destructive
symptoms to both body ana mind arise, lite system
become Deranged, the Physical and Mcntnl Func
tions Weakened, Loss of Procreative Power. Nervous
Irritability, Dyspepssa. I'alpitntion ot the Heart
Indigestion. Constitutional Debility, a Wasting nf
the Trnme, Cough, Consumption, Jircay and licatli
OIIUm-. Mo. 7 Hon Hi l'r-.l-rlU fx I !
Left hnnd sldj going from Rnltimoro street, a few
doors from the corner. Fail nut to observe name
and number.
Letters must he pntd nnd eon tain a sUuwp. Tlie
Doctor's Diplomas hang in hisoffice. --
ACI ItI2 WAnit.tvri.i IK TWO
IAY!4.
No Mtrerry or Naittroiti rrng.
Ilt. .IUIS'I'4. .
Slemlicr of tho Royal College ofSurgeoui. London
llradiinte from one of the most rmineih Colleges in
the I'nitcd Stntes, and the greater port of whoso lite
has been spent in tlie hospitals of IiOiulon, Paris.
Philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected some of
1110 mikSt nSIOUIMIIIll CUIW Ull .CIC 47. 1-, P.IM.44I4,
many troubled with ringing in the head and ears
when asleep, great nervousness, being ularmcd at
udden sounds, bashfulnrss, Willi frequent 1.1 11-tn n
nttended sometimes with derangement of wind, were
cured immediately.
I'Alrli: lMimU'liAR SOTICi:
Dr. J. addresses nil those who have Injured them
selves bv improper Indulgence and solitury habits
which ruin both body and mind, untitling them for
either business, studv. society or mamngo.
Tiikhk aro some of the siui and melancholy efTecfR
produced bv early habits of youth, irix: Weakness of
the Rack and Limbs. Pains iu the Head. Dimnees of
.ight, Loss of Jliiscoinr Power, Palpitation of tho
Heart. Dysjiepsy. Nervous Irritabiiitv. Derangement
of the Digestive Functions, Ueneral Debility, Symp
toms of Consumption. Ac.
51kktai.lv. The fnarful effects on the mind are
much to bo dreaded Loss of Memory. Confusion of
Ideas, Depression of Spirits, hvil-roreliodinps. Avcp
sion to Society, Self-Distrust, Love of Solitude,
Timidity. Ao are some of the evils produced
TiiorsASOB of persons of all ages can now judge
what is the cause ot their iloclining ticniin. losing
oeir vigor., becoming weak, pnle. nervous and
liaciated. having a singular appearance about tho
,cuugh and symptoms ot coneumpttuu.
VOt."sl MV.M
have ininrcd themselves hy a certain prnctlc
.dulcedin when alone, a habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, tho effects of
which are nightly folt. even when a-deep, and if not
cured renders marriage Impossible and destroy
both mind and body, should apply immediately.
What a pity that a youug man. tlie hope of his
country, the darling of his pareuts, should be snatched
from all prospects and enjoyments of life, by tho
consequence of devint'ng from tho path of nature
and indulging in a certain secret hubit. Such persons
MI ST, before contemplating
.iiaicici ttiir..
rellect thnt a sound mind and holy nre the most
necessary requisites to promotf connubial happiness.
Indeed without lliese, 1110 journey iiirougn 111c nc
eomes a weary pilgrimage ; the prospect hourly
darkens to tho view; the mind becomes shadowed
with despair and filled with, the melniicholy reflec
tion that tlie happiness of uuolucr becomes, lighted
with our own.
isisr.AS: or inrisi i:.ci:.
When tho misguided and imprudent votary of
pleasure finds that ho has imbibed the seeds of this
painful disease, it too often happens that an ill-timed
senso of shame, or dread of discovery, deters him
from applying to those who, from education nnd
respectability, can alone befriend bun, delaying till
tho constitutional symptoms of this horrid disease
make their appearance, such a ulcerated soro
throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pnins in the head
and limbs, dimness of sight, deafness, nodes 011 the
shin bones and arms, blotches on tho head, face and
extremities, progressing with frightful rapidity, till
at last the piilute of the mouth or the hones of tho
nose fall in, ami tne victim 01 tins awtui uiscase
bceomcs a horrid object of commiseration, till death
1uts a period to his dreadful sufferings, by sending
liui to "that Enuiscowcrcd Country from tt hcuco no
traveller returns." ,
It is a mrlaHeholy fact thnt thousands fall victims
lothis terrible disease, owing to t'.io uiiskillfulness of
ignorant proteuders, who. by the use of that Drtullti
f'uijton, iMrmtry, ruin tho constitution and uiako
the residue uf life miserable
H'l'ItAXl'.Kfai
Trust not your live, or health, to tho care of the
nany I'nlearned and Worthless Pretenders, destitute
af knowledge, name or character, who copy Dr.
Johnston's advertisements, or stylo theinselte. in
the newspapers, regularly Educated Physicians,
incapable ul Curing, they keep you trilling month
after month taking their filthy aud poisoiius com
pounds, or as long as the smallest fee can be obtained,
awl lu despair, leave you with ruined health to sigh
over your galling disappointment.
Dr Johnston is the only Physician advertising.
His credential or diploma always bang in his office.
His reinidiu or truateuient aro unkuown to all
thers. prepared from a life spent in the great hoa
pilids of Europe, the first in the country and a more
extwnsive Vn rut J'rui lin than any other Physician
in the world,
niniiir.Mi'. r orTin: iiii:ss
Th many thousands cured at this institution year
after year, and the numerous Important Surgical
tolerations performed by Dr. J1.htu.U1u. witnessed by
lha reporter uf tha Sun," Clipper," and many
other papers, notice of which hav appeared again
and agaiu before th public, beside his standing as
a gentleman of character and ruspouaibility, is a
suthuicul guaraute to the afflicted.
alal.A lr.Ar.a KalM'.i:ill.V
41 It i:i.
Persons writing should b particular in directing
their letters tohis Institution, in the following luanvr
JOII 31. JOIINTO. .11. !.,
Ofths RallinioieU k Hospital, Ralliuiure, Md.
February Jl. IM I y
NEWS! NEWS! NEWS! NEWS!
HOOTS AND SII0I.S,
AJ1R now manufactured lu order by th subscriber
at CHEAPER RA I hS tkau at any olb.r tvh
liabuirul iu Sunbury Th war tai is u.d Uku into
r-ubsldefaliua. and all wnk will It douoal old prices.
Hating Jua trerited as ulu new stuck of leather
awl iluiuctMas, tW
alleaM-t,a Itaaal Ntlll F lt'a,
I JtUlaa SlMKsiaaM(l (jullrrta,
4 ttlldrraj's, Mbaes, Al'.,Al'
bbb will b aiad In urdrr at shisrl nuiiea, la th
baa wurbwaulik waaiuvf aud uf lb katai luaierial.
frwIuifllUaiiklul fear lb Mlrusut, ssuadvd bu
tufix b b'p auwialluu lb aatu.
All also doaai .ak ttuta brai ami duraU. tw
laaiwd call at bis ttitup ararty v.4it lb I taart
iioaaa la Mwket Sxiiuh, btiubuiy V
JOU.M WILVtB.
rsWvy W. IMS -
4TMVill. il. uiin 1 OIIUM.
WOOD M I-KHOT,
1134 ItUg A.a( PblUJpUa, Pa ,
OFFLH uf sals apa Ik vua4 fastaaUa Uraut,
JtaW aa4 llasataJlltli l-4ai4 la glaatt IMtvty uC
.44s bail.uaa bJ t aalt-4. ttai4saa', a , ul
H i.as.l aui aaaat iu, a I ilajti.i4 tf aatd
IHiasa lobtui !- V .44k. bl .ia tel.,
I UjU.r. 9 wt4Maiua, I J .him, Cuiuauai. Ilikbuig K'ajt,
.. aMaasda, atvra. 1 aUu. I i.u4l. (Vaaat,
I but aty. Auia-.uj a4 ail Mba la ,
tf I'tMax tbattWtaS 1'SU pvsa4a4 M
tt. 'MtaaM s 4.ita M (., aid ..aav
wi laa kia-4 4 aa4
J, ty
THIS ALL SUFFICIENT Til REE.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
iCiiom a "IMmbdliVt"
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, VIZ.
IlELMROLb S EXTRACT "Ht'CHlV
" FARSAPAR1LLA
" IMPROVED ROPE t"ASli.
helMbold's
GENUINE PREPARATIONS
' HKillLY CONCENTRATED" COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT TJUC1IU,
A Positive and Specific Remcily
For Diseases of tho
DLAPDER KIDNEYS. fiRAVEL AND DROPSI
CAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine Increase the power of Digestion,
and excites the Absorlients Into hmlthy action, bv
which the Watery or Cnlccrous depositions, and nil
I'nniitiirnl Eiilarnemeiits arc reduced, as well as pain
and Infliiination, nnd is good lor men, women, or
Children.
IIi:i..MItOI.a'N I'.XTIt ACT
111 4'IIIT
FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from F:xeesse. Habits of Dissipation, Early
Indiscretion, or Abuse,
Attended with tho following symtoms :
Indisposition to Exertion,
Los of iKtwer,
!. ot .Memory.
Weak Nerve.
Horror ul Disease,
Dimness of t ision.
Vniversnl Lassitude of the
Mueciilar System,
Hot Hands.
Drvncva of the Skin.
Difficulty of Breathing
Trembling
Wakefulness,
Pain in the back.
Flushing of the Roily
Eruptions on tho Face,
Pullid Couutcnanco,
Thcso symtoms. if allowed to go on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
IMTOTENCY, FATl'lTY, EPILEPTIC FITP,
In one of which the patient may expire. Who can
say that they are not ficiiucnUy followed by those
direful diseases,"
INSANITY AND CCNSt'MrTiON,
Many are nwnrc of the cause of their suffering, but
none w ill confess. The records of the insane Asy
lums and tho melancholy deaths by Consumption,
bear ninplo witness to the truth nf the nsscrtion.
The Constitution, once Aff.ctcd with Orgimio
Weakness.
Requires tho nid of medicine to strengthen and in
vigorate tho system, which 'llelinlsild's Extract
Riiehu" invnri'ably does. A trial will convinco
the most skeptical.
FEMALES. FEMALES. FEMALES.
Old or young, single.Jiiyirricd, ur contemplating
marriage.
In ninny affections peculiar to Females thcExtrnct
Ruehu is unequalled by nny other remedy, as in
Chlorosis or Retention, Irregularity. Painl'iiliiess. or
Suppression of the Customary Evacuations. I leerntod
or Sehirrous stale of t lie I terns, l.cucorrhea. or
Whites Sterility, and for all complaints incident to
the sex. tt lietber arising from Indiscretion, Unions of
Diit-ipatioii. or in tlio
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
Seo symptoms ulmvo.
NO FAMILY SHOI LD RE WITHOUT IT.
Take no Ralsam, Mcreitrr. or Vnplcnsnnt Medicine
fiir Unpleasant nnd Dnngerous Diseases.
1 1 1 : ..11 110 1 .1 s 1 t it a "i"
1114'U
Cures
SECRET DISEASES
In all their stages ; nt little expense ; little or no
clinngo iu diet ; no inconvenience,
AND NO EXPOSURE.
It causes frequent desire, and givea strength to
rriiial,e. thereby removing olistructions. preventing
and curing Strictures of the Urethra, allaying pain
and inflammation, so frequent in this class of diseases
and expelling Poisonous, Diseaised, and Worn-out
.Matter.
Thousands upon Thousands
W 110 HAVE REEN THE VICTIMS OF
(( A KS
And who have paid Heavy Fees to be cured inn
short time, have found they were deceived, and
tliHt the Poison" has. by the use of Powerful As
tringent," been dried up in the system, to break
out iu tui aggravated form, and
Pel haps ut ter Marriage.
USE
11 1:1. yi itoi.iK'jai r.vi it.vrx
its III
For all Affections and Diseases of
THE URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing in Male or Female, from whatever
cause originating, nnd uo matter
OF HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases of these Organs require tho aid of a
DllliKTU'.
IIELMBOLD'3 EXTRACT BUCHU
Is tho Great Diuretic,
And it is certaiu to have the desired effect iu all
Discuses, fur which it is recommended.
BLOOD I BLOOD I BLOOD!
Ueliubold's Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Barsaparill Syphilis.
This is an affection nf the Rlood, and attacks tho
Sexual Organs, Liniugsol tho Nose, Ears, Throat.
Windpipe, aud other Mucus Surfaces, making lis
appearance in the form uf U.rs. Ueliubold's Ex
tract Sarsapurilla jiurities Ihe jilood. and removes all
Scaly Eruptions ot the Skin, git iug to tho Complex
ion a Clear and Healthy Color. Il Iwiug prepared
evpressly for this cluss of vomplaintv. its lflood-Pitri-fving
Proprietors aro preserved tu a greater extent
than any other preparation of Sursnpaiilla.
Helmbold's Roso Wash,
An excellent Lotion for Diseases of a Syphilitic. Na
ture, aud as an injection in Diseases of the Urinary
Organs, arising from habits of disj,iiaticn. used in
connection wilb the Extract Ruehu aud Sarsapurilla
iu such discuses as rucnmuiendcd.
Evidence of the tuoat rosponsildo aud rvliuble char
acter will accumpany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
From eight to twenty years standing, with names
known to Science and Fauie.
For Mudioal Pruicrlivs of Ruehu, see Dispensatory
the United State.
Sea Profcsaiar Dcwee' valuable works on the
Practice of Physio.
See remarks made by Ihe lato celebrated Dr.
Phvaiek. Philadelphia.
r-ee remarks made by Dr. Fj.hraiin Mdaiwell, a
celebrated Physician, and .MeiuWr uf Ihe Royal
Collvg of Surgauiis. Ireland, and publiahed in tho
Traiisactious ot tba King and Cjueeu's Journal.
Se Medico-t'irurgieal Rvview, publiahed by
Renjnuiiu Travers, Fellow of tlie Royal College of
Sul geolts.
See must of tha lata Standard Works on Modi
elue.
Extuact Hi 1 ur, (1 00 per bottle, or six, f S 00
S tnsAr-AKll l.A I IHI 44 110
NraokKii Rusk Wash. 60 " J Ml
Or half adoieoof each for 111 tai. which will ba
sullicieut to cur the luuat obstiuate ease, if direotioa
are a.lhere.1 lu.
DvlivrrMl lo any address, securely packed rum
oi. rt rnu.
( v Duaxrlba yui4oats In all eommuuUaiioiis
Cuiv guaiaulvad. Advlc gratis.
AFFIDAVIT.
Per. nally appeared bef' in an Aldcrmanef lb
Ilyufpb1lad4.l1.hia.il. 1 Jlvluibuld, abo, being
duly aauia, uib aay, bis xtialiuu euitlain uo
naiuuiie, ass invsvuiy, iar ulittir u.Jtaiuu drugs, bat
asa t'Ulvly tsgtitaul.
II. T. IIEI.MROLD.
fa.ara a. dtswribwl btfor St.. Ibis JJd day af
Kutal-rr, lai4. ail 1'. Ill lilt AUD,
Aldwtuaa, Kinlk-a4iiwt, abut Uativ, I'bila.
Address Ultvr r li.tVuoaiu a la twaundritaa.
II T latMBLD. IUU4.
Pj44 104 Haxitb Taatb tr4, Uluts Cbastdiil I'bila.
IftWARK 0 Col Sil tRFilla)
As4 l'uilasi.lsi Daalas
W' b) tdS4jf (a diaptsss ' tj Ikair " a4 'wtltbf'
tMi4da . Ik H alU. SliaUuad b
liU.ta44 UaUa l'tt.aaslt.aw,
" i4Ut Itswaial,
a. u Kuaaaitllt,
laaplutad iUaa M ataii
VabJ by ail ltrwggia Mt .
Af Irtm Ilkl.MrMil 11 T4KK KonTIUM
I til ot Ua 4Vi4Ml ataul. a4 aa4 l4 U, A a4
At4.u4 aaM.at4i S4.4 . a laaaia
llslacv. a 1'iug a4 IbaiaiwaJ Waisbet, M,
tit4r 4.aai twi
talstaas; , i4 - ly
'I lit? Ailnm'ii I'jprem 'omiinny,
CItK NOTICK thai they have eoncltided ar
K tangements with the Northern Central Railroad
Coiupsiiy to run train from Raltimore for York.
Hnrrisburg, Dauphin. Halifax, Trevorton, Sunbury.
Northumberland, Lewisburg, Milton, Money, Wll
llamsport, and all intcTmptllate station, connecting
at Hnrrisburg with the GREAT WESTERN EX
PRESS for Pittsburg, Cincinnati, St. Louis and the
West.
Also with Howard 4 Co. ' Express at Milton or
Danville, Rlnomshnrff. Wilkesbarre. Pittston. Bcrnn-
tnn, and intermediate stations on the Caltawlssn,
Lackawanna A Rloomshnra Railroads. At Wil-
linrasport, by Howard Co.'s Express to Jersey
Minre and Lock Haven. Also, by Howard Co.,
nnd their connections, for Cnnton, Troy, Elmlra,
iiocncstcr. miunln, Mngnrn. and to all accessible
points in Western New York and Canada, by which
they will forward Merchandise. Specie. Rank Note.
Jewelry, nnd Vnluablo Packages of every descrip
tion. Also, Notes,, Drafts snd Rills for Collection.
Experienced and efficient messengers employed,
aim every cuorv win tie mane to rentier sntislHoiion
JOHN P.INUIIAM.
Superintendent Penn'a Division, Philadelphia.
II. A. FISCHER, Agent lor Sunbury.
April5,jH2.
III A Is V IIOI taiil"
Comer of State ami Third Ulrrctt,
, H.tiintsnrnn. Pa.
nIIIS IIOt'SE, in eonscqnence of lis convenience
jl ntiu near location to the Capitol, has made il
desirable stopping place, not only for those hat ing
business t tho seal of Government, but for others
visiting iiarrisnurg.
March 2"J, 1HV1.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE PROPRi ETTmsToF"TnK
ii 1 It A It Is II 1; h 1:,
PHILADELPHIA,
Respectfully cnl! tho attention of Business Men and
the travelling community, to the superior accommo
dation and comfort in their establishment. ,
KANAGA, FOWLER 4 CO
Angust 50, lPn.1. 3m jo
T
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A most valnnble nnd wonderful publication.
work nf 400 pages, and colored engravings. DR
HUNTER'S VADE M EC I'M, an original and popu
Inr trcatiso on Man nnd Woman, their Physiology
Functions, nnd Scxnul disorders of every kind, w ith
Ncvcr-r ailing llcmedies for their speedy cure
The prncticc of DR. HUNTER hashing been, am
still is. unbounded, but ut Ihe earnest solicitation of
numerous persons, he lias been induced to extend bis
medical usefulness through the medium of his
'VADE MECUM."ltisa volume that should he
in tlie hands of every family in the laud, as
preventive of secret vires, or as a guide for the
nllovinlion of one of the most awful and destructive
scnurircs ever visited mankind. One copy, securely
enveloped, will he forwarded freo of postage to any
part of tho I nited States lor M cents in v. n. stamps,
or S conies for,? I. Address. mt paid, DR. HUNTER.
No. . Division Street, New lork.
June 6, 1HT:. ly.
mvay .ii:itsi:v i.A.i! roit
sai.i:,
ALSO,
OA15DEX OH FRUIT FARMS.
Suitable for Grapes, Pcnches. Pears. Raspbcrri
Strawberries, Rlaekberries, currants. Ac, of 1.21
b. It) or illl ncrcs each, nt tlie following prices for Hi
present, viz.: 20 ncrcs for $2tM. 1( acres for fllfl
! acres for SfiO. 2 acres for ?!(), i acre for 520.
Paviiblc bv one dollar a week.
Also go.! Cranbrjrv lands, and village lots in
ClIETWtitiD, 26 by lOtl feet, nl ?ul each, payable
by one dollar a week. Jhu iiIhivc land nnd tarm
are situated at Chettvood, Washington Township.
Rurlinglon County. New Jersey. For further in
formation, apply, with a P. O. Slump, for acirculur,
R. FRANKLIN CLARK.
No. nfi Cedar Street, New York, N.
January 24. sii;( ly
" WEAVER'S HOTEL,
Corner Faw n nnd Market Streets.
SI .Mil ItV, IA.
riMIE undersigned respeclfullv iuforma the public
J that ho has taken charge of the above named
Hotel, and asks for the continuance offho former
patronage and would invite all others to give him
cull.
HIS TARI.E
is nlwavs supplied with the best the market afford
His Rar contaiuv the choicest liquors, and his slal
ling is goou ana well itttemieii iv cnrctiii usiiers.
MICHAEL W1LYERT.
Sunbury, May 30, M3.
ICi-mlin' Ititilrotisl.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ri HEAT TRUNK LINE from Ihe North
V' Xorth-Wesl for Philadelphia. New York. Read
ing. l'oltsville. Lebanon. Alieutotvn. J-.aslon. Ac
Trains leave Hnrrisburg for Philadelphia. New
York. Rending. Pottsvillc. and all luteruiediato
Stiilions. ut S A. M., and 2 ml P. M.
New York Exprcsslcnves Hnrrisburg at 2 l.i A. M
arriving nt New York nt 0 lo the snuiWuiorning,
Fnres from liarrisbnrg : To New York J.i 15 ; t
Philadelphia $3 oi uud i2 SO. Riiggagu checked
through.
Returning, leave New York nt fi A. M.. 12 Noon
and 1 1' .tl. (ritlsbnrgh hxprcss). Leave I'hiladel
pbia at 8 14 A M. and 3 .'to P M.
Sleeping cars in the New York Express Trains,
through to and from Pittsburgh without change.
Passengers bv the Cutlawissa Rail Road leave Ta
inaqua at S Ml A. M., and 2 15 P. M.. for Philadel
phia. New-York, and all Wnv Points.
Trains leave Pollsville at li li A. M.. and 2,.'i0 P.
M.. for Philadelphia. Hnrrisburg and New York.
Anaecommodation Passenger train leaves Reading
at 11 00 A. M., und returns from Philadelphia nt 5 ml
P.M.
FtV'Alltho above trains ruu daily, Sundays ex
ec pled.
A Sunday train leaves Pollsville at T.."0 A.M.,
aud Philadelphia at I j P. M.
Commutation. Mileage, Season, and Excursion
Tickets, ut reduced rales to and from all points.
ti . A. MCtiLLS.
May 2, 1S0.1. General Superintendent.
au3. ai-i-iiii-ii'iiim isu:r.
. urU l.lslOM.
THE CAMDEN AND AMROY AND PHILADEL
PHIA AND TRENTON R. R. CO.'S LINKS.
Vrt S'hiluilrlphiri tu Nnr Yorl uttit HVy "ncc-a,
from Walnut itml WhurJ and Kciiiiictmi
Vrnot. vill trait an fulluvx, riz : faiik.
At tt A. M , via Cnuulcn and Amboy, (C. and
. A Accoiiitnodalion j 52 15
At ti A. M i tia Carnden and Jersey City, J.,
Acooinmndution, 2 25
At 1 A- M . via Camden and Jersey City,
(Morning Mail ) 3 00
AtlA M , via Camden aud Jersey city 2d
fins Ticket "1
At II A. M. in Kensington and Jersey city,
h.xpross
3 00
2 25
3 00
At 12 M. via Camden and Auibor, C and A
( Accommodation.!
At 2 P. M., via Camden and Amboy, (C. and
A. Express,)
At S P.M., via Kensington and Jersey City.
Wash, and N. Y. Express 3 00
At 111 P. M., via Keiuiugton and Jersey City,
(Evening Mail,) 3 00
At III P. M. via Kensington and Jersey city,
Southern Mail. 3 00
At II (night! via Kcnsiugton and Jersey city
Soutnern Express 3 00
At b P. M., via Camden and Amboy, (Acorn-
niodiition, Freight and Puascnger, First
Class Ticket. J 25
Second Class Ticket, 1 40
For Water Gap, Slrou.bl.urg, Peranton, Wilkes
barre, Mohlruse, Great Rend, Ao., at A. M ,
from Kensington, via Dtlaaare, Lackaaauna and
Western Railr.d.
For Maueb Chunk. Allentown. RcthltJicm, Relvi
dere. Easu.n, Lambertvillx, FleuiingloU, ate , at t
A. M , from Keiuiugton Depul, and at 21 P. W ,
from Walnut street barf.
(Ihe ft A. il Lin connoel with Trains Icat ing
Eat. n fi Maueb Chunk, at -H-2i P. M )
For Mount Holly, at a A. M .land 4 1. M.
Fur Ftctbold, at A. M and I P. M.
WAV LINES.
For Rrialul, Treuu u, ii., at II A. II. and !i and
4 H M Iroiu keuaingion,
For Palmyra, Rltriu.o. Delaneo, Reverly, Rur
tU.arlaaaa, Fl.ieuce, Rordeatmsu, , at 12, I, 1, 4
aud op M
I f' For New York, and Way l.lnr leaving Ken
singii Dep.4, lak th Car oa Fillk sir eel, ala.t
Uainul, ball an buiir bc.r daqwirlura l b t an
rua iuia th aiid ua lb arrival ol aaob Tram,
lau fruui tba Deput
lilly I'uaud uf Daggag ssdy, allowed eaeb
paaaaott-r PaaMrugrr SVI piiaill.llcd riM lakll.g
auythii.g as bagag but thair wealing apparel All
btgg uttsr any poui.da tu b iid batsaira. 'Il.a
t'uu.lwi lliult tbuir rv-uaib,illy U taaggag hi
Oua liuJar p.' "Mjud, asd aill aul b liabl bar aay
ftauaul butuaid 1 1 tai sieciai by aiil .Maiiaal.
nil. 11 iiAUillU,
Agtsal.
Jaaatvy IT, l53.
KM lil.i i:
Attorney nt
.i:il
Law,
A IIO I II,
Bunbury, Tm
4. J.iHIMI KOi'kl FF1.I.FH a
atU)U0.1f
ItoibK, rwiiull an
ka 4laf4 Ikaa tauuutl-oal.111
It itOabtt, iMUawllull
sliMuaaM Um4 Uta
MS Ik II4I ul
Utait psvlai a, e. a ill 4t4.iu its aitusMt In all
buaiaaM aaiHweiwd la lat- t4v (a, ba ! tttMualita)
a( ituiibaaikMiiia-l, I atua, Sa. , 4f a.4 bi.4t.Waar,
uus.4), IwttVluilf aa4 Mtaluiir tial aluu
,. a.ll ba sittj l lb t ul ll Wl lu-ta ntf
ll.tlsia i.a4attulU4laaM M b b4 Ml Mat llLat'
Ills b!U
Lat a - Vta-44 ll f .ll M Mtel Haiti.
ratal tM I Imw
Economy isWealili!
i!Ri; voi 11 4'oi;.ii I'oit i.t 1 c.
ThaBEifaud CHEAPEST Household REMEDY,
in uie norni. r
Msdiimc ZAI4C OKTl:it,H f
GREAT COUCH REMEDY
Mapa wR ZADOC POR.
TEH'S Cnrafive Ilalsam
Is wnrrantnd if used t
cording to the directions,
to cure in all cases Coughs,
Colds, Whooping Cough,
Asthma, and all affection
of the Throat and Lungs.
Madame Zadoc Porter's
Ralsam is prepared with
all the requisite eare and
skill, from a combination
of the best remedies tho
vegetable kingdom affords
Its .cmedial qualities nrn
based on its power to assist
the henlthy and vigoriotis
circulation i,f the blood,
blood. Ihm' the Liitlgs. It
Is not a violent remedy,
but emolieiit wnriiiiug.
searching and cfl.-otive
can b taken by the old 1
;X pers-in or youngest bib
'Jf Madsui Ztvl.'a: 1'ort-r
RKlsain bus been in m I
"5 the public tor over I v.-n
Id.
r s
by
and has acquired it' pre
sent sain simply by being recommend, d ,r (,,
wno nave used it to tlicir alllicl. d friends and oil, .-is
Most InpnnrAiT. MalniZa.t.R. Porter s Cura
live lialsam is sold at a price whieh bring, it j th,.
reach ol every one to keep it convenient r use Thu
V'n1c'7u"':f,i,,l5''-'i'liil prove lobe worth
100 times Its cost.
NOTICE. Save ynnr Money '-Do nol be porsiin
tied to purchase articles nt 4s lo !M which do not cn
lain the virtues of a Rl cent Uoilloof Madame Ior
I' l urnuvv Ralsam. the cost of muiiulnoturin
which is as great a. that of almost nnv other mcdU
cinj;,adthe very low price at which it is sold
mkest.ie profit to tho seller apparently small and
unprincipled dealers will somoiniw recommend
other ledwinos on which their profits nre rg, r .
less tho cu tomers insist upon having Madame Por
ter s and none other. Ask lor Madame Porter s Cm
rallve P.nlwni. price 1:1 cents, and iu birgc l,tles t
2o cents, and take no oilier. If you cannot get it at
one store you can nt another.
Sold by all Drugt,, .i Storekeepers nt '. ct-..
...... .ii .uijjw u u......:.t el..
HALL A PtUCKEL. Proitri..i.,
January .11.
Krt.'!.-ly v,ir.
.lOll.li D.VK.'lil' ((.,
MAsrr.tcTt 111:11s of
Sl'PER-CARR. OF SODA. Ac.
And Sole Agents in the City of New York for
CREAM OP TARTAR SUBSTITUTE
Invented by Prof. Elien N. Horsfonl, of llnrvard'
University, (illice, 11 tijd Slip. lI,,ovcr Squiire,
(up stairs,) NEW YuRK.
fPHE high price which Crenm of Tartur commnnded
I in IS.il, Ingethcrwilh the idiirming extent !
which its dangerous adullcraliou hml been carried,
with other cnnsidcralions. induced the distingni.-licl
Chemist, whose name is given above, to eoininoiico
what proved to be a long and laborious scientific re.
search. In discover a ile.-irn'.lc suMitutc lin-rrlor.
His efforts were crowned with iil.iin.l.iiil sinvcs. and
hundreds of thousands of ,uiids of the Substitute
have ben sold and usnd dining Ma- in.-t fit., vear
tlrroiighoul the I nit.-d Stn'-s und the Cnmdus
lhef.illowiiigtruecoiiipiirtoii .,f ;, uaturc nnd
flic results of its use tviih tl f Cre.iiu of Tartar
will cuivinc the most incredulous of its value
Crcaui of Tnrtar is a bi-f-n tr.itc ,.' r.itii.-li.
This Suhsliliite i a simple Phosphate, and
nothing Lift what i, found in I.eef-M. ak. and in coin
wheat and other cereals, and is therefore highly
nutritious. It also bus n hciilfh-giviuo influence
and supplies limt l',,r which there U a constimt .!.-'
maud in the ysieni.
t i It is sold f,.r a much less price than Cream of
Tartar.
Jiareh 21. 1Si;::.1v
Iti-:iiHli-M, Hint
4ill. aVf.
fltilL subscriber, havin1
opened in Tlioiiipson t
X Rrick Riiilding. Mill street, Dant ille,
i large
anu eonii.ieie s!ik:k ot
l'tiREIilN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
comprising tho best brands of Rrandics. tiin. old
Rye, Scotch ami Irish Wbiskev. l'ort. Slo rrv. .Ma
deira. Champagne and other . ines. ol nil grades, all
of which Kill be sold Wholovilo. ,i tl,,, biwct cily
prices. Tavern-keepers, by buying ot us, can saec
it least the freight. "
Pcrsoiui desiioiis ofpiirch.i.ing liquors f..r
F A M I L Y U S E .
nay rely upon being furnished wi'h n puro nnd
Jiiadulterated article.
( if-Ileing determined to establi-h 11 reputation f r
selling ehrnp. be respi -ct fully soli. Us Hie pulrolliigc
ot the public. All orders promptly atien'l. d 1. .
. . JEREMIAH S. HALL.
Danville. June 1(1. lsfitl.
W ilKllinloil IIMII-.
N'RTnU.MI:i:i:i.ANJi, PENNSYLVANIA,
(.Y.,ir tl,f ;,,.-,.)
flMll subscriber having leased fbis well known.
I 'l.ivcrn Stan I. lately kiq.t bv Mrs. c. j. l:r,,Wn,
re.-peeiially imbrms ihe public thnt he is relitting and
re.aiiiiig llie premises, an I will be prepared to en
tertain, in a cniiitortiihlc mnuner. his nunii r.n;
friends throughout the county, and all who may
patronize hi., estnliii.-hmeut.
April 12. isiij. JO.-.EPH YANK IKK.
HOU'.tItl .SSK 1 I4,
PHILADELPHIA.
For the Relief ..f the Sick nnd Distressed, nfflictcd
with irulenl and Chronic Discuses, aud especially
for the cure of 1 ieacs of I he Sexual 1 irgiuis
MEDICAL ADVICE giveu giatis, by the acting
Surgeon. "
, V A I.UAR1.K RKI'ORTS n rtnaloiihoea
or Semimil Weakness, and other Di-.-nses of the
Sexual Organs, and mi the M KW RE.MEDI KS cin
pb.ved iu the Dispensaiy. sent lo Ihe iitliicted in
sealed letter envelope, tree ..f charge. Two or three
Mumps lor postage will be acceptable
Address. DR. J. SKII.LIN HMl'ti ilTON. A.tii. -Surgeon.
II. . ward Association, No. 2 South Nintu
Mrect, 1'hila.lclpliia. I'n.
Inliiiniy :i. IS'iJt ly
At':iII I!i-r loots !,
OF WALL PAPER oF EVEIIY 1 . 1 :.-1 1 : RI.K
STVI.ES AND PAITEIINS.
JUST received direct from tlie Manufacturer, at
the MAMMOTH STORE ..!'
, , . FRILINU A ti R ANT.
Sunbury. March 15 lSi'.J
11. 11. Assr.rt.
t llrnty ill I.ji, SINRI liY. PA.
It Collections attended to in the ....unties ..I N.i
lliuinl.erlund. Union, Snyder, Aloniour, Columbia
and Lycoming.
lit: ft: 11 unci s.
Hon. John M. Reed, Philudeli bin,
A. II. Ouii. ll ,tr Co.,
Hon. Wm. A. Porter.
Morion McMiehnel, 1 -q .
E. Ketcham A Co., 2'J Pearl Street. Not Y..ik
John . AshmcHd. A I lorn, v nt Law.
Matthews . 1 Cox. Attorm s'at Law, '
Sunbury. March 2'.', 2
m:itit's 11011:1.,
llnrrihnr, "..
rpiIE management of this well-known Hotel bsv
X iug lwn resumed Ly Messrs. t OVLE a IEI.R,
the present proprietors, beg . vu lo intoriu !. public
that Ihe huusu is now being thoroughly reiiotate.l.
refiltv.1, aud improved, w ith a t i. w to the proper and
eomfortable atHHiuiui.alalion of thoso who may fat or
th establiabment with their euat.uu. Uu..is will
racvlve du aiieulioo and courtesy, aud 110 expen
will be spared Hint may euujuco to maintain
hotel in a nrsl-clas style.
Famiiies and olbera desirln to sojourn In Harris
burg during Ihe auiiumr uioiulis. will Uud pleasant
boarding and large and w rll-v. ulilatud ruoms at our
establlahuitllt, UpuU Ulodclulu t.T'iui.
SO 1 IT CHYLE,
March J".,Ht12. . J till RKKi 1IKRII
MAii:it'M i'tn:vi' 1 111;
tl.
111: iiti:i:iitt
Aa Iu.pr..t.i. for ' snd lv0,
lly V. KEIV1IAM A CO.,;.- Vai, , New Y.uk
VIE uiily l ie.ier eoi.aiiuciud on sei.otititi priii
viplta wiih a r. t..l. ing can au l .pi log t.lsj.
S4lafer I bv ul.u haalelia lite treettlig.. lh vltotlu-
Ui ..iher rvwottw it a laM as ttoj.-n.
lb uius4 is uid la tittsintj, a .lb in Utval qiiantil.
til k-a.
The U....I ecnoiuH ! Iiict, aa il U lha uioat aiu.pl
al d.llitl.le IU aliuelulv.
Fs? sale lu ail Ut i.auipl elites aud lowns iu lb
lama
Fa. k Frrrser actHrui.ai.M witb buuk of rcip.'
ad Itali tiuuna.ua.
ruiciji
t-i in
4 l-l
4 mi
no
a iu
I a, nails,
toaila.,
quarto,
a quails,
1 1 quaal,
lU luaals,
A I pit- tu II
Vaavts lx.1
1 1 .
II ihtll, lstjai.t.1. I'a
.wulr .Miatrl
Mill ir JU V, Mutwy I teuaut.(uala.j I
IbFUatlaisj bU I.Uf l, aad Ik fctldk. la .,..
Ilaal b tUMla.'l tw kaaj Kt-as i- aJ... I
aib
I all tt 1 4. t, I tiulM a. ) .1 I'.
I .l.ts at . a bt i.l nil I I'
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