mibhrn American.
SUNBUR Y, NOVEMBER 30, 1972.
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Railroad Time Tnblr.
ARRIVAL ADO DEPAHTTJltB OF TIIAIKS AT ICNHUItT.
N. C. R. W.. Bonth.
Erie Mall, 18.50am
Erie Express, 9.40 "
Wall, 11.05 "
Nlag. Express 8.00 p m
P. & t. R. R. ffcit.
Mall, 0.80 am
Nlnff. EspressllMO pm
F.lmira Mall 4.B0 "
Erie Express 7.01 '
SCNHtltT AUD LBWISTOWH It. II.
1-eavc Bunbury for Lewletowu at 7.45 a. m.,
and 8-10 p. M.
Arrive fat Sunbury from Lewistown at 1.50
and 7.45 p. tn.
SIIAMOKIN DIVISION, N. C. K. W.
t.CAVB I AkRIVK
Sunbury at 5.45 a m I At Sunbury 9.35 a in
" 12.85pm I " 8.55 pm
. 4.40 p in I " 6.00 tn
DANTIIXr, HAZtXTON Vf IbKRSnAKItB II. H.
Regular Texcri;er tsaln leaves Sunbury for
Dnnvillc, Ciittrtwit.ua, Ilar.lcton snd Intermediate
'tetntlons, nt 0.45 a. m. llcturuiiig leave Ilazle
tou ut 1.00 p. in. Arrive nt 4.00 p. m.
LACKAWANNA AND BI.OOMPHLIIQ n. R.
Leave Northumberland nt 9.40 a. ni. mid 4.50
p. m.
Arrive at Northumberland nt 20.35 a. ru. and
4.05 p. m.
Accidental Tnanrnnco Tickets can bo bad
J. Shlpmnn, Ticket Agent, ut tin) Depot.
of
Snwiip MAOtirvtH.-.MIss Caroline Dallus is the
ffeut for the sale of the best Sewing Machines
In existence, viz i "The Iuiprovod Singer,"
"Grover A Baker," "Ilowe," and "Domestic,"
which are constantly on hand and sold ai, rea
sonable prices. She Is also agent for the cele
brated Franta and Pore Knitting Machine. Call
and see taera. O'Hce ou Market street, east of
the railroad.
Trb Golden Light stove and Heater, for sale
by J. B. Reed, Third Street, opposite the Central
Hotel, Sunbury. Fa.
Dedication. The new church of the denom
ination of the United Brethren In Christ, located
between Snydertown and Reed's Station, will be
dedicated to the services of God ou Sunday, De
cember 1st, 1872. Bishop J. Weaver, Elder (i.
W. Nllcs Rigor, and other ministers, will be pre
sent to participate In the exercises. Tliu public
are cordially invited to attend. Dinner and horsc
fced will be provided.
Thomas Gahi.ind, Pustor.
Mb. James M. dossier of Northumberland, has
accepted the position of Secretary of the Union
Canal Company, and moves to Lebanon, Pa.
1.. T. Kouun.tcil, Efq., takes possession of thu
Fruthonatory's ofllce next Monday, December
2nd.
JIcMrKiu.r still makes the ever popular sha
dow pictures.
On Tuesday last wo had a slight sprinkli.g of
snow to remind lis that frosty winter is upon lu.
There was barely enough snow to cover the
grouud, so that ideas of sleigh rides were lint In
dulged in.
Tiik horse disease, which is of a light form,
lias i.ttackcd probably every horse in tills place.
11 tit lli is far we have not heard of a fatal case.
Through the country thu disease prevails to n
large extent, which proves very disadvantages to
those who attend markets three times during the
week. On Tuesday last but few horses were
a -e:i o;i the street, and tho market proved execed
ing'y fcliin.
Mb. Win. T. Heller, Deputy for the retiring
Sheriff, will remain with the new Sheriff for u
few months until he becomes acquainted w ith the
routine of business counrctcd with that office.
Mr. Heller has been an efficient Deputy.
Sfkious ArrmrsT. -Miss Bccrii llrice, on
I'll lay uight lust, having had her hands and face
chafed duiing ti.e previous day, rubbed them as
ehesuppoH'd with Glycerine oil, but which turned
out to be crotou oil. Through some mistake, not
knowing such hu ariicle was in the house, she
got hold of the wrong bottle, lu a short time
her hands and f ice were frightfully inllamed and
sin; suffered intensely, but proper medical aid
was forthcoming, mid she is now getting better.
Another warning that every vial should be mark
ed b-'fore it enters the family.
Lying In. Mr. W. J. Steele, who fell In front
ol (ieo. W. Siuii' e new building, on Market
street, several ( . since, Id now lying very ill at
the City Hotet.-. ith inflammatory rheumatism,
partly us a result of Injuries received from his
lull.
Tup. Rev. P. Kiz-r, formerly Pastor of the I.u
therau Church lu lhi place, and lately !n charge
at lliiinineistowu, Dauphin county, is about to
remove to StewurtEville, New Jersey. He preach
ed his farewell sermon at Iluuimoletowii ou Sun
day last.
IIemi-i:i:i.y challenges the country to excel Ids
shadow Photographs.
A Nhit Bi ooy. Wc noticed a few days ago
ii splendidly finished buggy manufactured at the
carriage shop of Win. Raker, at Seven Points, in
Lower Anguita township. It was built for our
new Sheriff, S. II. Rothermcl, and as a line pleco
or workmanship docs great credit to Mr. Raker's
establishment, and proves, what we have oftcu
contended for, thai our mechanics are as well
killed lu gettiug up a first class vehicle as are
the mechanics iu tho cities, and at much less
cost.
Heavv Poiikers. Ex-Sheriff J. B. Ileller, of
this place killed four hogs about flfteeu mouths
old which together weighed 2'CO lbs. The hea
viest one weighing 025 lbs. If any one can beat
the Sheriff in raising heavy porkers we should
like to hear of It.
Porcelain Pictures, and fiine work a specialty
at Ileinperly's.
Mu. II. D. Wharton, who has been spending
tha vacation ssason of Congress at his home in
this pluee, returns to Washington to-day to re
sume his position as Index clerk of the House of
Representatives. Mr. Wharton's numerous
friend here will uo doubt regret bis abseuce, as
his active services iu the interest of Improvement
of his uative town will be much missed lu hit ab
beuce. During the late campaign Mr. Wharton
dona valuable services for the Republican party.
His services are apprecl.ded.not ouly here.but also
luuit positiou, wbere he bat become quite popu
lar. Tne Public Prtu U the title of a new weekly
paper starud at ..'ortumuberlaud by C. W. Gu-
luliui, Esq., formerly of tbs iMmotratic Guard,
at tnis place, i&enr.t number of the JVm Is
well priuted and filled with a large variety of
original aud selccttd matter. Tku paper is to
be iudepeudeut lit po litics and devoted chiefly to
lueal and general uews. Our neighbors of Nor
thumberland have at Inst itjcceeded iu establish
lithiug a good local paper, which has long been
needed lu that thriving Iowa. Mr. Guteliu Is a
good printer und uuder.tandt furnishing a tpuy
lwal paper, and we hop that the ciliuus il
eaonl to bin men; encouragement at to continue
tne prosperity of tuo PrttK Mav success attend
the eftoit on the part of lh publlther as well as
IDs citl.eut or oar tiki if lou. .
,(:.
Important to Coai, Mbn. One of the lending
cases tried In our Common Pica during the pre
sent week, and of especial Interest to our coal
men, was that of f atnucl John A Bona ve Da
vidson ft McCabe. Tho plaintiffs reside In Bha
inoklu, and ait! miners and thlppori of coal. The
defendants llvo In Troy, Bradford county, Ia.
In the fall of 1809, the plaintiffs told to defend
auts, on a contract, Ave bundred tons of coal,
which was to bo delivered at Bunbury, In N C.
R. W. can. From that point on to Troy the de
fendants were to pay the tolls. For this amount
of coal, consisting of different sii.es, the Brm of
Davidson A McCabe were to pay In all aomo
(1000 on the contract, and before tho coat was
all delivered, Defendants paid to plaintiff over
tllOO. They then discovered, as alleged In the
defence, that tho coal was of a very Inferior qua
lity, consisting, to a large cxteut, of slate, etc.,
and claimed a reduction on tho price agreed upon
lu the contract. Suit In assumpsit was' then
brought, mid the case tried. Iu the charge, of
Judge Rockefeller to the jury ho stated, among
other principles of law, that the hiw implied even
tn the absence, of express terras In a contract
that an article should be delivered In a marketa
ble condition, and also that where goods are ship
ped tho conalgnco Is liable from the timo they
leave tho care of the consignor, &c. It was also
stated as a matter of law that defendants were
entitled to a defence, notwithstanding It was
agreed that Sunbury was to be tho place of de
livery of tho coul from plalntlfls to defendants,
Tor the reason that tiro law Implied that the coal
should be marketable, and tho defendants could
not bo at Sunbury to watch the quality of tho
coul as It arrived In cargoes of five cars every
other day. Thejury returned n verdict of tJ00 40,
which is considered a very Impartial finding.
AimnsTEU foii Larcent. James Cole, u
young man of about 19 summers, who has been
hanging aronud Sunbury for a year or two, was
about a year ago arrested lu the charge of steal
ing from the shoo shop of John Wilvcrt, lu Sun
bury, a pair of boots. Colo was arrested and
the boots found on his feet. lie was admitted to
bail, and ran away, thus defeating the ends of
justice. The recognizance, like all the forfeited
recognizances In our county, was never collected
and the county paid the costs. On the 20th Inst.,
Colo was ognin arrested for stealing a pair of
shoes from the shop of Jared Broslous.on Third
street. He was brought before A. N. llrice, Esq.,
and the shoes wers found on his feel. Tho
young hopeful was thereupon committed to Jail
iu default or hall in the sum of $o0!. After he
was shut up In Fort Rothermcl, the young man
tried to escape through tho roof, but was detect
ed and locked up. On the 2!ith information was
lodged against the same individual for buigla
riously entering the grocery of Christian B. Seas
holtz, on Market street, nnd assisted by others,
carrying away a lot of scgars, money, flour, Ac.
The others Interested lu the crimo will be exposed
iu due lime if proven guilty.
1'f.malb Thief. Oho Phoebe Trotttmnn. a
light Angered damsel or Lykcns, Dauphin coun
ty, was suspicioned by George Daniels, of that
borough, of having taken away from his pre
mises a lot of dress goods, jewelry, eVe. On the
-2nd instant, she was followed to Sunbury, and
on tho morning of the "5th was arrested lit the
house ofC'npt. Torringtou tvhero she had been
employed ns n servant girl a few days previous
ly. Some of the goods were found in her posses
sion, ami she together with her dry goods, Ac,
were brought before Esquire Sl ice, who commit
ted tho fair Phoebe to our Jail until Tuesday,
when the Lykens authorities took her down to
the Harri.burg jail.
Not Admitteii to Bail. The question of nil- j B. M. lluhb, Esq. Both houses are well nnd
milting Dr. B. L. Kcrchncr, lately convicted of i comfortably arranged, nnd present a line appea
rape nt our November Sessions, to bail, pending,' ranee. A few mure cuicii-ilnlng men la that
the disposal of a motion for a new trial, was ar
gued on Mouday evening last, and the Court de
cided that the defendant should remain ill jail
principally on the ground that our county offi
cials have never attempted to collect any of the
forfeited recognizances.
A Steam Saw Mill at Gkokoetown. The
new steam milt erected during the pn season by
I. II. Ress'.cr, Esq., of Georgetown, is now iu full
operation, nnd wc are happy to learn Is doing a
good business lu cutting lumber. We notice
that Mr. Resslcr U engage! In enlarging the
building for the purpose of increasing tho busi
ness. This mill is located conveniently to tho
river and railroad, and is well adapted to the
mauufactuiing of lumber for building purposes.
It affords a great convenience to those desiring
to build lu that community, and Is an improve
ment iudlspensible In that part of til : country.
Capt. Heueii Painter, who for some time was
foreman in the Ptmocrat office, in this place, it
appears has beeu made a subject of political dis
pleasure of the edllor of that paper, aud got his
permit to seek employment elsewhere. The Cap
taiu has always been a true Republican, and al
though a good priuter, he became a marked sub
ject alter tho defeat of the editor's party, and an
other man put in his place. But "it it an ill
wind that blow t no one good," und In this case
the old proverb proved correct, for his lost o(
one position wut made good by another mure lu
crative, viz : Express ageut oi the Dauville and
lluzieton railroad between Ilnzletou und Suuburv.
An Ox lu on Express wagon, would seem rath
er out of place, under ordinary circumstances.
During the past week, Mr. Ilazletine, tho oblig-
lug uud attentive ageut of Adams' Exdress com
pany ut this place, was under the necessity of
usiug one of Mr. Uasliaus well truiucd oxcu ou
the Express wagon, the epizootic having disabled
most of our horses. Dobbin did his work well.
If he wus slow, he was nevertheless sure.
Salmon. Mr. James Rilaud brought some
splendid Susquehanna Salmon to market lust
Saturday, tome of them weighing teu pounds.
Mr. Riland Informed us that he recently bud
caught a handsome black bass, which he return
ed to the water. The few that had been put Into
the river, a few years ago, havealreudy begun to
show the success of the experiment lu introduc
ing this excellent fish Into the Busquehauna.
W are happy to notice that our young friend
George Deppln of Trevorton, bus received the
appoliilment of Deputy Sheriff of th's county.
Sheriff Ilolhel mul's selection is a good one and
will give general satisfaction. Mr. Deppln is a
worthy young mau, and well qualified lo make an
efllcteut olUcer.
Tub Court ou Wednesday eveulug adjourned
over Thanksgiving moruing, and met iu the af
ternoou of Thursday ut 2 o'clock. An Argument
Court will be held ou Monday of next week.
The horses of our coal men being all sick, the
shippers, In order to have the cars pulled off the
ildelings to the wharves to load bouts, are com
pelled to employ the boat teams.
Is the aetlou of the breach of promise case of
Barr vt Burns, nieutioued lust week, there ap
pear to be conflicting opinion in regard to the
verdict reudered. Borne of the frleud of Mr.
Bum think be bus been made the victim of cir
cumstances, aud that tha verdict of tlOOO was
uardly warranted by the cvldeuce. We learn
that application has been made for a uew trial.
VfW Goods. Mewrs. 8. O. Reed Brother k
m1wIi buve just received a large klock of
WMv4r Good at thlr More. Dry Goods, Gro.
flu, Ac, fresh from the city market, can be
and at reduced price. Their tork Is complete,
'full will r!iy nil who give loan) a-ealL
T
Elbotkio Signal ox thi Philadelphia and
Ekii R. R. An Important Improvement. The
number of trains passing over the single track
of the Philadelphia Eric R. It., between Bun
bury and Northumberland, has becomo so great
thai It has been found necessary to adopt mea
sure for facilitating their movements. As the
expense of constructing a second track would be
very great, necessarily Involving the construc
tion of over 8,000 foct of bridging across the
North Branch of the Bnsq'nehannn, Mr. Frank
Thompson, the Superintendent of tho Eastern
Division, decided to erect a set of electric signals
by which the movement of the trulua are here
after to be controlled.
1 One of the signals Is placed at the Northum
berland station, and the other at the west end of
the Bunbury yard. They consist of a blnck box
mounted on a post, and hnvlng two openings In
front, about a foot In diameter. Inside tho box
Is a revolving screen, worked by un elcetro-mag-net,
and which Is made to show cither a red or
white signal through the opening?, at the plea
sure of the operator. The signal apparatus in
each box is connected by wires with the telegraph
office on the opjioslte side of the river. In each
of these offices Is a little miniature flgnal, also
worked by electricity, which faithfully copies
the movements and Indications of the large one
rot the other station, together with nn electric
bell.
The operation of signaling n train Is conduct
ed as follows :
Tho ordinary color of the signal at Northum
berland Is red, indicating "danger." When n
train arrives from the west, the operator here
gives a signal to to the one nt Sunbury by a cer
tain number of strokes on the be'l. If the track
Is clear, Sunbury responds by pressing down a
llttio knob on his instrument, which changes the
Northumberland signal to white, which gives no
tice to the engineer of the train that he may pro
ceed with safety. At tho snme time tho opera
tor here sets tho Sunbury signal red, which pre
vents any other train from coming In the oppo
site direction. At the Instant the large signal is
changed ut the op)Hwitc end of the line, its move
ments arc copied by tho miniature In the office,
so that the operator, by merely glancing nt it,
can nt any time ascertain tho position of tho
other signal, thus rendering n mistake lu signal
ing impossible.
The idea of controlling the trains In this man
ner originated with Mr. Thompson, while the
apparatus Itself was invented by Mr. F. L. Pope,
of Elizabeth, N. J., who has been engaged for
several wcks In erecting it. Wc understand
that It Is the first signullngnpparalus of the kind
that has ever been put up iu the United States,
and Ills paid to bo more, ingenious and complete
than any of the celebrated English systems.
Some Idea of the advantages to be gained by In
use may be gathered from the fact, that by the
system heretofore 111 use, of special telegraphic
orders, the time required to start a train was
from one to three minutes, while, by means of :
the new arrangement it may be done with equal
and even greater ceili.inlr and safety In ciykt or !
ten ucvtul: It :s probable tti.it this improve- j
mcut will be adopted at many other points, where ,
the conditions nre similar to those existing here. I
Much credit is certainly duo to Mr. Thompson!
for the enterprise he lias exhibited iu being the!
first to adopt this important improvement in rail-
roaillng. .VortA6rfii?K 1'ulilic Vrk if hut j
trtck.
Ivi'iioviNO. Since the telegraph station has
been located nt Georgetown, by the. N. C. Pail
Way Co., that vitiligo Is rapidly Improving. A
number of houses have beeu erected during tin
lato season, among which was one by Andrew
j Ditty, Esq., adjoining bis residence, and one by
town would soon make it n nourishing place, as 1
It Is admirably located for any kind of mauufae- !
turiug purposes for mills, foundries, aud oilier i
manufactories.
j Tiik Annual Reception, and Hist of u series of .
sociables, of tlic Pennsylvania Republican Ao- j
j cintion of Washington City, will ha held at the )
1 Masonic Temple on Monday evening, December
! 9, lhT'J. The members of this Association are
I "hail fellows, well met," and always extend a
i hearty welcome to their friends from the olil
i Keystone SlatJ. We would u.lv:.-c our friends
j who may visit Washington dinii g the coining
! winter to call on soma of our Suub.ity boyj wLo
are members of this Association, and Join with
them in u!t.".ijli.g tutisc pleasing cut uitulumeute.
Finn at Mt. (a km hi.. A lire broko out In the
furniture manufactory of A. Edgar Uro., lu Ml.
Canael borou",li, early uu Sunday morning last,
and consumed the building und its contents.
From this building the fire communicated with the
dwelling nnd Tcmperuiice Re-tauranl building of
Mr. Christ, opposite the Mt. Curmcl House,
which were alt consumed together with the Lock
up and council buildings. Tlicic was an insur
ance of about (Hunt) on Mr. Etljjnr' buildings.
Tho balance we learn wn not insured.
As Elopewknt. On Monday cvoning last,
n youu Bill iu ihe south ward (Mary E. Mort,
i daughter of Mrs. Surah MeMurtrie, by her tiral
husband) left town iu company with 'Dock'
Scott, Agent for Harry Scott's minstrel troupe,
leaving a nte for her parent stating that -die
was 'in good hands,' und hoped to see them
ugaiu. Her parents not thinking her In very
good hand the father immediately started for
Watsontown in pursuit, but, although the girl
and her companion wcru reported to be in town
that ult'bt be d!l not find them. The next
morning, the mother, In company with Consta
ble Riddles, started ou thu 7 o'clock tiain for
Willlamsport, lo bunt up the runaway pair. Hu
mor huvlug reported that the guilty parties had
stopped at Watsontown, the mother got otf the
train ut that place, while the constable went ou
to Wll'.iuinsport. The girl was found at Wat
sontown and brought borne, but Scott was not
fouud. -Vi'toiiiua.
FuiK ! Fiitx ! ! The lute Boti n fire bus caus
ed leverul lire insurance companies to sutpcud
payment. The Peoples' Insurance Company of
Philadelphia, bus beeu firm, and pays her lo-ses
promptly. They also lake life insurances ir.
which Ibey area prompt In paying every dollar
as they are in losses of fire. Isaiah 8. Go.-tler,
agent for the company, is taking policies dully
lu this Compauy us It I considered uot ouly safe
but reliable.
Goou Bor. Louis Lamm, sou of M. Lamin,
of this borough found a package of mouey tho
other day, containing some f SO, done up iu a
paper. lie Immediately came to this oillce uud
desired u to luform auy one tuqupriug for the
money that he had it ; aud requested ut to ad
vertise it If uot called for before our publication
day. It was afterwards found to be Ihe proper
ty of C. F. Hull aud wa returned to him. Buch
au Inslaue of honesty deserves meutiou uot
that the boy did more than hi duty but duty
1 not always peformod by men or boys. .Viltn
hum. Muli Meat FoniiKU. Wa bear il alaUd that
an ebony pork feeder and futteuer, below town,
I doing a flourishing bualue.s ol lulu by feeding
bis porker on dead mule and horse uiihit. Au
observer tlatee that be noticed one gi uuter that
bad taken the job of going through one defuuel
long ear aud had succeeded in wading lu ubout
but whole leugtb. Porkers fed on epUooty vic
tims would be a savory dltU. Cgli t JtniuilU
iHUlliftnctr.
I.it of J n pop" Tor Anjonrnrri Court,
lp t -iiilep HU, 1ST2.
1. Cyrus Walter, Mere'miit, 'hllli-qiiaq'ic.
S. John Huff, Merchant, Sh noki:i tv, p.
H. Peter Menkes, Farmer, Lewis.
4. Henry Nclhoff, Barber, Khainokln Dor.
B. Henry T. John, Merchant, Sit. t'annel ilo.
. JohnM. Cadwallader, Merchant. Sunbury.
7. thus. Hoover, Farmer. Lower Ainrnsta.
8. John A. Lloyd, Gentleman, Xorth'lierkind.
9. Jacob llollmau, Furincr, Delaware.
1(1. Jesse Yoentn, Gentleman, North'berlnnd.
II. James Coiililrcn, Farmer, Lower Augusta.
l'J. Robert Meliaw, Carpenter, Tiirbut.
III. Kphrmn Tharp, Laborer, ('mil.
14. Isaac Frederick, Farmer, Cliilllsq ia pie.
15. John Troiitin-in, Fanner, Jordan.
10. Amos Maul, Farmer, Delaware.
17. Samuel Leho, Farmer, Lower Miihauoy.
It. John Pntriilirc, Blacksmith, Zerbe.
10. Joseph Deppln, Innkeeper, Mt. Curm. bor.
I'll. Peter Gel-t, Fanner, Upper Mahanoy.
81. (leoiire Frdman, Funnel, Sbaniokln iwp.
Mi. Joseph Iteedcr, Gentleman, Slm'kiu twp.
So. Benj. F. Diehl, Laborer, ISunlniry.
H4. A. C. I .on t'en, Mechanic, Milton,
25. Geo. W. Smith, Laborer, Sniihnry.
0. James Ciimuiliigs, Contab1e, Watsontown.
1!7. Isaac licit. Drover, Washington,
KS, ("has. J. Conrad. Laborer, Lower Auctista.
'il. (ieo. 11. Conrad, Shoeuiakei , Lo:' Augusta.
!10, Michael Kersletter, Laborer, Coal.
!tl. ('has. Klock, Farmer, Uppor Mahanoy.
l'J. Edward KlinirT, Laborer, Shnmnklii Bor.
:!. George W. Funk, Farmer, Turbut.
14. Samuel Deannond, Farmer, Delaware.
ib. Harvey Nye. Farmer. Delaware.
!!). John Hoof, Farmer, Turbutvllla.
Fu Rent. A house on the. eastern end of
Mai'iet street. Possession given immediately, if
rcqurcd. Enquire at this office.
A Blended assortment of cheap heaters for
sale ly J. B. Reod, Sunbury, Pn.
Ch.pped Hanhs, face, rough skin, pimples,
rinsrwirm, salt-rheu.a, and other buianeous nl
fecliois cured, and the skin made soft nnd
smooli, by using tlie Juniper Tah Soap, made
by Caiwoll, Hazard A Co., New York, lie cer
tain ti get tho Juniper Tar Soap, as then: are
maiiyworthles' imitations made with common
ar. N10,'7a.l'w.
The Purest nnd Sweetest Cod- Liver Oil la
Huzan A Caswell's, made, on the sea shore, from
fresh. Klected livers, by Caswell, Hazard ei Co.,
Few Yrk. It is uhso'iitely pure and sweet. Pa
tients bo have once taken it. prefer it to nil
others. Physicians have decided it superior to
any of Ho other oils In market. NH,"7J.12w,
A vain hie lot In Cuke's addition to Sunbury,
is offere for sale nt n reasonable price and ou
good tens. Apply at this office.
Jtiisinoss Jioliees.
W. RF. Wcimcr has just received his second
purchas of full and winter goods, cheaper than
ever. Is stock of ladies' dress goods, water- j
pioofs, urs, carpet?, oil cloth, flno groceries,
and In fet everything to suit the taste nnd fancy, i
nnd nt irices astonishingly low. He sells for
ready cth, nnd will not be undersold bynnvone. ,
! Give hiin call, and be convinced that Wcimer's
popuiarnsh store is the place to secure bargains,
j Uf.vi' S'fL. Tho new styles of Hats and Caps
j that aden tho windows of S. Faust's hat store,
on Mink, street, nre beautiful. Ills fe.!l and j
winter st k is superior to any ever seen iu this
place. A the latest styles, and of the best qua
lit v , arc t be foind nt his establishment, nnd at
prices to ait Ihclimcs.
F.'li Sto a .lii;g t'ow. p:,rt Al.l. in y. In
quire, at ( is ntlil-.
Foil nr. liousj Ii,)'. tu.: or Epidemic Ca
tarrh, 'his beii; a typlmd disease, requires ii 1
siistat.nlig triafj-.nt or sneer ss will be doubtful. '
Those ml k.imiig ho toll at the above d'u-
eae. cal on
NlG.tr. JMES VAXDYKE, Sunbury, Pa. .
WllEJ you w: to get a first ciass bout, go sec '
W. H. Miller, a,; has just received the Hm-st .
assortment of Bits and Shoes, r.ueh as French ,
Cair, Scotch botin i French Calf, double soled i
and slngie Boici'. all stitched by hand. Also, :
fudged boots of tv, l.t brands, lie don't nre-U-tid
to sell u imline-KCWed bout. For u first
class boot go ii nova his stock ir..-- j-. . i,.,,.
i Always the laleitylcs on hand. Evans Aim
i ricau Patent Gaits for boys, the nicest shoe cv
j er made. Sizes m from 4 to lo'j'. In facta
full line of all ih iest make of Boots and S'.ioes.
! Tin: Celeb; atcitar Cook Stove, for sale by J.
B. Reed, Sunbiir. l a.
llotsE ani L' ion Sale. A new cottage
house, with all t' modern Improvement', locat
ed In Puidytowinu the Catlawissa road, i t of
fered Tor sale at leasoiiable price. Apply t. ('.
P. Se.isho'.tz, Sunny. I'a.
Kciul Notices.
Oil ."UarrisK-. Es.-ays for Young, Men. on
I Great Social E'S mil Abuses, which interfile
will. Marriage, id ruin the huvpincse of thou
! sands, with sii means of relief for the Erring
I aud linfortunat deceased and debilitated. .Sent
in sealed letter ivclopes, Ireeol charge.
Address, ll.tird Association, No. -, South
Ninth St., PhiUclphlu, Pa.
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TIE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID.
13 ULISHEI) as a warning and for the ncnctlt
. of yuunn imii il ulltm who sutler from
Neniis Debility, Loss of Manhood, etc., slip-
,,1Jr'BTHE MEANS OF SELF-CU.iE.
Wrlen by one who cured himself, after under
goig considerable iiiuckery, and sent free on re
ceivug u post-l'aid directed envelope.
Address. NATHANIEL MAY FAIR,
Jiie 8, '73. tinios. Itiookl.ui. N. Y.
5.
Ju the J'ilh lust., by the Key. E. E. Kerry, at
tt- residence of the bridu's father, Mr. t'YRi F.
Valteh, ol ( liiilisiiiuiiue, und Miss Kate A.
.VtitTZ, of Point township, Noithiimber'.aud
ouuiy, Pn.
Ou Ihe 1-llh Inst., by the same, Mr. TiiKonoiti!
llSUf.II I.Ull Mi-S I AK...LINK A. S l'KllNKIl, both of
joint township; Nuilaa'iiiierland i ouaiy, Pa.
In ircvorlon, oi. Ihe lib of October, ihVJ, at
be bouse of Ihe bride's father, by Itev. T. O.
Jleos, Ml. J. F. l.i:iis- of Lykens, Dauphin
.'ouniy, und Mi. As ,it .1. J.-nVs.
Inlrlsli V.illev. -n Ilir I7il. ct.. at i'ic resi
dence ot' Mr. ll.'H. He.lpt. I.- -.'ii e, Mi'. IM
HEK Wykm and Mis. H.AIIIssa CUrbH.I., all of
Irish Vulltiy, Northuuiburlaud County, !i.
Ou the llllli lust., at the bouse of .'. S. Ilamsy,
Ifsi,. hvltev. P. F. Ever. Mr. Bami'Ki. IUmsv, ot
Ml. Curiuel.uud Miss Makoai.i t Uayi.is, of Lo-
eust Dale, Schuylkill county, Pa.
At lllghsplre, Dauphin couuty. Pa., at the re.
sldeuce of Cornelius Stuart. Esii., ou Ihe '."-'d lust.
Mrs. ELIZABETH llOYEU, cons ul id the lale
WPIiam Buyer, or Duncan . lslund.uged :n yeius
Missouri paper will please copy.
On Wt dnesdat.the SO lust., at the residence of
Iter lather. In Point lown.hip, G A BELLA Holt
TON. dauirbtur of lion. Je.se C. nnd Maltha
Ilorton, aged 41 years, 10 months aud 10 days.
Ou the 71 h iust.. In Nnrthumberluiid, BESSIE
duuxhter of W. T. and K. A. Forsyth, uged ubout
7 year.
Iu Trevorton. Nov. 19th, WJ, Ir. JACOB
TOliDf, ajred titf year, 1 mouth and 12d.'
'ml.Janeoa.i8.
otu i:.
VJ"OTiOE Is hereby glvon to nil who are In-i-X
debted tn the Into linn of Ilelliier A Hough
ton, In the huMiery business In the boroiith of
Noilhunibirliiiid, to come forward and settle
heir accounts s iih ntidersiiiiicd surviving p in
ner, a the business of tho II nil lUUBt be settled
without delav.
II. M. HOl'CltTON.
Nottliuinberlaii.l, Pa., N iv. y.t, "7:J. n.
U n B URY PRO PERT Y.
13 Houses For Salo.
EX i:('l'TKN A I,U.
TT Tl I.L be expose I to pnhlirt s tic. on Tticw
T tiyf the loth ibiv of December next,
(17) at 10 o'clock A. M.. i.t the.
COURT HOUSE,
In tho Borough of SUNHURY, Thirteen Houses
nnd Lois, latu thovstatoof Edward r. Blight,
dee'd.
Five of said bouses, beluga block of llae two
atory BRICK DWELLING IJOl-SES stunleon1
the south sldo ol'CIiesnut street hi tin- Boroueh I
of Stinbuiy. Northumberland county, I'emisylvii-
nln, bounded und flouting on paid Chestnut I
street on thu north, a lot of Mrs. Fisher cm the I
cast, the. Miamokln Valley und Pottsville Hail- ',
road on ihe south, and loi of the estate of the
late (ii-orge Wei-er, deceased, on the west, each j
lot containing feet in width. ort!ierenbmits,and '
two hundred and thirty in depth. These bouses
will he sold ill u block or separate to suit pur-I
chasers.
I'siir riral-rlnsM Kmmo ivcSli:igM. ':
Also, Four contiguous lots of irronnd situate'
on the south side of Walnut Htrei-t In sai l bo. i
rough, bounded on the north by said Walnut i
street, on the cast and south by an slier, and j
on the west by a lot ot the e-tate ol Mrs. La lira An- '
gic, dee'd. Kuril of Faid lets containing In )
IroMt L".l tectum! iu depth two hundred and thir- '
tv fni-t, whereon are erected fotirlli'st-cliiss frame ;
dwelling houses with olhcr outbuildings. Each ',
house is seperat.i. - i
No. 1 Is occupied bv J. K. Clement. '
No. 'J is occupied by Thomas Hamilton.
No. :! Is occupied by 11. I.. Simpson.
No. 4 Is neeiipl.-d by K las S.'hnehbT.
Three Frame !n-Mliir Honor.
Also, three eontitions lots of ground situate on
the south side of Vine street in said Borough,
bounded on the north by said Vine street, on the
cast by a lot of II. II. Mas-er, on the south
....... .. t.. . n. ... . .
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ion ii , 01 nn i . t icMiim, or nn alley, ali i on
the wesi by a lot ol Mrs. Ann N. Bright each
of said lots containing in front eet or there
aboiits. and In depth one huiiilied and lif'tv feet
or thereabouts, whereon are erected three" good,
nearly new, two story FRAME DWELLING
HOUfcES and other oul-hou -es.
No. 1 is occupied by John Irwin.
No. a is occupied bv E. M. Mitchell.
No. !t Is oeeup-ivl by John Spuee.
One two-Nfory Frame Iw cl.iiis:
HoiiNe.
situate on the west side of Fourth street, (rout
ing on sai l Fourth str -et on the east, a lot of Ja
cob Fetter on the south, an aiiey on Ihe west,
a nil a lot of Harry 1 lielleni.uch on t lie north.
The lot contains in front ou said Fourth street
L'S feet, or thereabouts, and one hundred and ten
let t in depth, l.ow occupied by Rev. A Wheat.
I.liut'sloue Property .
Ato, the one full undivided third part of all
that certain tract or piece ofland situate ia Point
township, Northumberland county, adjoining
lands lalcol the estate of Charles ('. K iv. ilee.d,
now Kussel. Charles liuliek and' others,
containiim FiF TY-T'IREE acres more or less,
wle-rcon ale i -reeled a LAKiiiC FRAM E DWEL
LING Itol'SEand Kitchen, a Frame Barn, two
good new LIMEKILNS, ore. A Young Orchard
und nearly all ol which Is in a good state of cul
valion. On this tract ofland is a a incxhuusta.
b!e bed of verv
SUPERIOR LIMESTONE
suitable for fluxing, aud for all purposes for
which limistoae is used. The quaniesare now
fully opened and are being woikcd. Tln v are
situated iibout two and u half miles from the
Borough of Northumberland. A branch lateral
railroad, about three quarters of a mile iu length
connects them wiih the Philadelphia and Eria
Railroad at Kapp's station, from which lime
stone is shipped daily to Sunbury and other points
nnd can bo shipped bv railroad or canal to Nor
ma tuncnann, I 'an, lit c, dl a Ulo l.i.t, n.,,ts it.,., j
ly as anv other litnetone in the region,
late from t u'c Yami'it iVdil'.'i'v'-L" '..1 !':: "' I "Ta
At tic same time and pl.ico the undiv id" 1 one
third of the eight-en Kaiiroud Car:; and a s t cf
Blacksmith and lnany Tool - vvi". lie .-old.
T i
Tin- above p.
so t.s to cc.ab;
un lit- ca.-v.
The i, nn, a;
on the dav of
WM. RMS E
..parties will I
V s V
!d .
Ilia!:
nng t hoc.
pur
c ha -i
to
d conditions .
1! be made known
V l.v
!. ROCKEFEI.I.F.Il, 1'A.C.
of Edward Y. Bright, i
inbnry, letob.-r l'dlb, 1ST'.',
Ailaiinisit riilor's .olic.
Estate of PHILIP ZERliE, Dee'd.
N1
GTIl'Eis hereby given that letters ot adm.n-
i-trallon having I l grantc! to the nn lei-
signcd on the estate o! Pini:,i . -rbe, 1 .teol Low
er Mah inov town-hi;., Nori liuinl.. ilaial county.
li..iU cca-c !. All p, i.-ons iode'.tc I to fai l (--tate
are re. nested to ill ike Im medial" -el I h -nienl
and those having claims are rcipn.-ii-l to il -seiil
lln ni for seitleni-nt. li. M. IU .ill,
Oeoi.-etovvii, Nov. tl, T-'.f.t. A lu.i i '-lr.it r
Ariiiiiuist rators .otlcr.
K'
rOTTCF. is hereby given than Letters of Ad
ministration buve been grunted to the ii ii-
i ilersigned on ihe estate ot illiam K. Lawrence,
I lal-rof I'pper Augii' ta township, Xorl hiimbi i -'
la no county, deceased. All having claiin-
against the' estate will present for settlement.
uud them knowing themselves ia j.btej to said
eslalo will inaho pavinci l to
SlORDIX A I LAWRENCE.
' S'.iupnry, Oct. Ill, '?-'.--l.t. Adininis'.rutor.
Tailoring! Tailoring!!
! CIIAItLES MAIHL,
1 Ke.-pcct fully Informs ihe ciiiz-ns of Sunbury and
i vieinltv, that he has o,eiicd a
; TAILOR SHOP,
, on Fourth Street, below Market, In the .Mullen
i building, and that be Is pieparcd to make up nil
kinds of
;i:TV AM MOV Sl'ITS,
, 111 the latest styles. Having h 1 1 lunch exper
. ience In the butducss hu desire the public to give
him a trial.
Clothing will be made up lu the latest Pali.,
: and American Fashions in the mort satisfactory
1 manner.
I Aug.nV7y.-tf. i ti.iiti.i'p n Aim..
1 DUUU agents wanted ut once for our n '.'.' book,
The Lite of the great evidoier,
I.IVIN4.HMISI..
and his resurreclion from a hvaig Death, by
MAM. 1.1 .
l'cr fall ib -c.''. ..' .ii an I ! a 1 Mess iiume-
di.il. lv. LL .il.l:. l.:i'-s . fumisner:
and best assorted stock of
1'IIILADKLPIUA CAIU'ETS,
Table, Stair und Floor Oil Cloths,
Window shades and Paper, Cm k I t bain,
Cotton, Yarn, batting. Wadding, Twines,
Wicks, Clocks, Looking I. lasses, I uiify lmskcis.
Uiooiiis, llaskcts, liaikeis, r.rusnc..,
Clothe Wringers, Wo hK'U und
Willow Ware,
IS THE l NITKU Hill. n.
Our large Increase ill business enable u to
cll ut low prices, aud furuih the best ijiiuliiy of
Good.
HOI K ir.K rs KOH TUf
CELEBHATED AMEU1CAN' WASH-
Ell,
PnicE, ?3.50.
The most J'eifect und Succiful Washer ever
Made.
Agent Wanted for the Amerieau Washer In
all parte of the Stale. Sept. 7, !hn.
The oldest and most reliable luslitullon for ob
taining a Mercantile Education.
rW'llcal bueinvsa uuu us lustructor.
Koc Information, Vrlta for a circulur lo r.
PUFF SONS, Fitltbiire, Pa.
Sepl. 30, l87J.-9m.
S-a tit. Pi ' ' "r Ho-ion. , it a iloet'ire.i me,w,.. - - -- -. I "O.lAirinV'C W II! v;,"l-'
A. II. rkAxNtiatUa IV VVJ., . t U; I ,",,. ,,, neratlvc. l ionour.c.r, - ,". .,, ,t U N Ki-V AM'-D.
No. 15 Market Street, ; 1 "Vadlcdical autboritle ;;f l-omb lMPUOMJ), 'V. l-i
1 II 1 I. A K I- P II I A . and Paris, and li.tvcu long used t v the ut. ' m Ba WAKUVS ft O .
We UaC; trtl,e F;.U Trade, the largest ! physicians of ctb coc.ntrie. wuh wondi .lal Wi-l.-r St.. New "i ...a
I. It'll Y V-4'H COMJtt.'V.
JION'T
ho oVclred, but for coughs, rntds, sorn throat,
hoanencss nnd bronchial diUlrtiJlics. use ouly
Hells' arliotic Tn'!etN,
Worthless l;nltali.n. are on the Uiarlud, but
tho only sctcutblc preparation of Caebodc Aei l
for Lung ili-e.ies Is when chemically combined
with other well know n remedies, as lu thrsie Ta
blets, nnd all parties are cautioned against using
any other.
lu nil eases of Irriiatlon of the tnucoiM mem
brane tbesn Tabids should lie Irecley used, tbiir
cleansing nnd healing properties aruiistonishing.
Be warned, never neglect u cold, it is easily
cured In Its Incipient state, when It becomes
chronic the care Is exceedingly dillicult, Use
Wells' embolic Tablets ns n spcciHe.
JOHN li. KFLI.OGrt.lM P'ert St.. New York,
N'.Mw. Soln Agent for United States.
J'rlce '.'."i (cots a box. Send lor Circular.
St OVlIN NHORT II tM, fil.SS?
MnM legible system extant. Based upon or
dinary alphabet, not pbniictlci therefore much
more readily acquired. Endorsed by trentlemcn
rf nil professions. W. Ii. SCO VI L.
NH'.,4w. TO Williom Sticet, New Yoik.
g $5 io $250 pre snoiiiH ,
lllOiihl. male 'and fc
male, to Introduce the Genuine lmn.ovcl
- Common Sense Family Sewing Maehbie.Th's
" n.iicliitu! will stitch, hem, tell, tuck, qi.l.t,
K-cord, bind, braid and embroider In a most
"j superior manner. Price on'y 15. Fully -pSccnscd
nnd warranted for five years. We will
i pay l,(!l!U for any machine that wilt sew a
stronger, more beaut iful, or more clastic scam
vCtlian ours. It makes the "Elastic Lock
Stitch." Every second sllch can In: cut. und
still the cloth cnnii'il he pulled apart without
tearing it. We. pay agents from T.-, to 'j.r0
JJ per month and expenses, or a commission
from which twin, that iimouut can bo made.
Address SECOMU A- CO., Boston Ma.-s.,
Pittsliargh, Pa.. Chicago, tl!., orSt.Lon;.OIo.4w
uv.yrs: a nxnr. iAt v..
We will pay all Agents J 111 per week in ca-b.
w ho will engage with us at once. Everything
li.niislicd nnd "Voeiises pai l. Addrers nlil,4.v
A. COCLTEit A CO., Charlntli'. Mich.
I Jr,'wi",""f;J ''"."'" Hit rill f li K."
rs. ii runer sex may .asciuate unil gam the
j love and n (lections of any person they choose, i:i-
stantiy This simple mental aciiiireinent all
can possess, free, by toall. for l-'" els. together
j with a marriage jruld", Eifyptiau Oracle, Ibeains,
Hints to Ladies, Ate. A queer, exciting book.
100,000 sold. Address, T. WILLIAM cs CO.,
I P'-'l-lwl Publishers. Phlbi.
iiF.it l inns i Fati:r. ii cufn
' On the line of the t'liion Pacific Railroad, 1L
I UUU.iiiMncre.4of the best Farming and Mineral
; lands in America.
li.UM.ooo Acres in Nebraska, i:i the Platte Val
ley now for sale.
.1III1 (limittr, I'crtilo Soil,
for Grain growing and t.-k Kalsinc; utiitirpasscd
by any in the I nliel Mates.
: Cheaper in Price, more favorable terms given,
nod more convenient to market than can be found
: elsewhere.
Free Ilomcsk'iiils lur Actual Hi-t tiers.
The be-t location for Colonic Soldiers enti
tled to a lloim -t.- ol of 1 ii I Acres.
f-end for tin-new I lescriptive Pamphlet, with
new maps, published in linglish. I.i-niian, Swe
cl : - li and Danish, Inai'ei'. free cverrw here.
Addre-s.
l .v. Land Con.'r t'.
P. R
arren
rust rieaiun
Double Elevated Oven. Warming closet. Broil
ing Door, lender Guar.!, Humping and Miahigu
Grate, Dire-t Draft. FULLFK, WARREN &
C O., i-M Wat T t trcet. New York. s.'l-lw.
rjlilE best selling book iu the market i 'Ihe
A Struggles of
PETK0LEU3I V. XASIiY.
It is illutr:ile 1 bv THOM AS N AST, the great
est of America:! Artists, and contains an 'intro
duction by Hon. Charles Sumner, Agcnls want
ed for this and other popular books. Aiblrcr-s I.
N. Richardson cc Co., Huston, Mass., and St.
Louis, Mo. Mb,4w.
-.. - i t : ; ',......;,,:, iiie
y. I.!-. ih - a .. i tn Listoiv,"' hiad
s en-',. ' '.e nit. ;b.i. -i., D:v, Na-tof llar
pr beii.- an I ',' in. e-,.r u.N-iibTsed. I,v coilege
content- iv' 1 i. n-:;; -ij ;t 1 1 on -a mis oi' leuilel s
why I P.- . ia-e lmi'ni'.g lil,.- it has ever been pub-!!-!:
I. !'..: I'....' ..: i.ii-.,.nd -tamp ami see
e i ! i. i. I ' - i ' ' .: . e'.g i: : e; , ;v here.
4w. E. li. 'J i.i. AT. P..'.. -'a r, 5. :. A'u'ay, N. Y.
i"iti;i: to ltooii .h;kt.s.
An cleg.iiulv Loan. I eai.v.i-.ing book f. r the
b.-t"all I "1 . a .-I Faliil.y llihic evi r .ir,il!-lie.l,
i I 1 -- : I 1 o: eli i: :- to any b.-k j;. ;,;, It
L--::'. :. ...'... .'.'" ... ;iiit'.io illii.ii-.it loii?,
me', iii . -in. me V.r- ling V illi till pleCedclll-u f'.IO
Ce s ! In -.;. sl.nliiL eNperieiiee. etc. we
will show oii wli.it o in jigoiits are doing.
4w. NATION ALl'lUl.iSUlN'Ci Cn., Pnll.i. Pa.
CO
O
among ai. la.-es. ( 'Id i-ople, 1 1,.; inld
d.e.ig th.-e who ,.ie j'l-l entering, life,
and i o ill ifboth s.'xe- bllj' :i:: I le.l.1 Willi
the g!'1 '' . profit.
My Ju t.v Kuir.xn's Si:.'!i!:t,
DP ) Ll-WIM' last ami best book.
It is ni-etng with lilt; greatest Micccsn :
and there's Honey in j.
..-lel for oui c'.rclais. t... w h'.eh are sent fi ee
v,i'. (;;:.i. maclf.an, phi.a.
"God giant tin. this n ei.n.s ho..l, may tlnd
lis way to every amily in I lie Ian I,-' says a
prominent rrforrac, of T. S. Ardiii:', !u.-t great
'n'llll'.F Y E A I ' l A MAN -TRAP. N-t-
w ithstiiTiding its riuciis,' s:.!-, we de.-ire to ex
t nd its iiiiiiience nil farther, and cail for more
aid to introdae" iuo every corner of onr land,
it i- highly end. .red b.. .' .'ige black, F. II. 1 1 - nr.
N,ai Dow ,,ii,! othr-. Wi". do ino.r g.h d than
ai.y prohibition la' ever frame 1. Ii s.-lis beyond
parallel. Ag.nls ave d. u? and ale doing spien
di.ily with it. tie has sold oxer T.:1 c.-pies,
0;vii.g to it- l" rcal-'iceess we arc e:i:i!,ed to of-
f -r i e.ailv .arc
trate 1 circulars ai!
gre.il w oi k tit one
ii.lelphl.i.
Lid..
-, and
Sen-.! lor tllu.
i i.ter into Co,
! ut A Co. I'll il-4-v
It is not a phv-'vrhioli n;ly give le-.af ,,lt
relief to the M'-thf. for the lirsi f,. " , ,', ..
...i.t.a. I-,..,., nonl ie.1 it. i, i.i-si.
i i .
,lr I .hsea.es I o aill We., kellillg lh'
Invalid, not
ai
Dri'wEUS' RTRACT CF JURUBEBA i
H ao'lm.,!.':- virtues peculiar to . ... ,
plant uud n.u.-t i.laUen;..apcrmauealia...lAv
""is'liiere want olelion in v. ur l.iver ft Spleen ; ,
I'nlcts relieved a once, lh blood
..... ...l.Lil. .li-.ais. It'olehcH, Felon
, l'llstl.b
Canker. Pimple. :c, vc.
Take Jarubeba ) cleanse, pur if) .ul
.t'stolt
the vitiated bloodu licaiiny a.-i.o...
II-.,.. von a l).. -lie Stomach f
I'lllCS
ir.-siloo iL nronil'V ii bled the
svMeiii K debiliia-
lion i. pro...,. : ,,,.
ted
W 111 O'S Ot Vlll lone, ... . -- -
...sical TcndeiC. general Weivkt.oes or L.s.l-
Dropsical TcndeiC'
tud
Take ll to nssls Digestion Without Tva'.''
.llM...a.rl you.hul T vtm
Have you weaimss oi ,""-""., . ,,,
are ill danger of tl.ronlc Diarrh.sja or the duud-
. .. lt.ivvMtt.
rCwr;. of .tie Vtr,T m Crinary j
Oralis I You ....si procure ..slant re lef or 5ou .
are liable to sulle'inK worse than d eat li.
Take il to lreiKtheu orfcaule weakiiess or lite
becomes a burd. l. , . i.,,,.
Finally It shoust be fre.iuei.ll.v taken Jo fc!'
the system lu perfect beallh or .u are other Uc
!,, Krit dui.Ker ef malarial, .nlasmatie or cmla-
U'fvTsZ KELLOGtl, 1 Plat. S, . N J
Sole Agent for the I nittd Slates.
Tilcc, a)l per noltlc. Send for Cir. u.ar. 4
O. 1 . DAVIS,
R. Co., innv.hu, Neb.
tim :
Qtia.!i;;.lS71
, . .. I .r I nil li II ' W
jccihincrr:
rpOTHE WdllS i NG CI.ASli, it.nl.
-r f-ii...'.
',0 , weei
k guaraiueed. lo s! ci I. vice ci .
ployiiiint nt hoine. day or cveioi.c: i n capita1 re
quired t full instrnidiom i ml Mlmihie paea ige
LOud tn stall with senl tieo bvnmil. A-;.i.:',
with ( cent leturn ttnmp. M. Vol Mi CO..
M'.4w. lM'.Mirthiid St., New YoiS..
IADII-S nnd (ienlhmrn,
J sell Piotinn I'.lill. n lie
Agents V.iMlteil ,
Ir. Cl.tti r. ts..
Kntton I.ole V orket-, FO its: Nn lie 'I ii rendu
Tii'inblc. Ta I s.t Morocco Netdhi Iloi-i., olns.,
(1 huge A' pe i is siimll Nnd.es. it-1 r, w i day
sure: sumpli- fier to anv one at above prhc.
4w. C 'f AOIlN Tt IN .V CO.. I'.'W bioadway. N. V.
T!n3-ira,:sr. A r;rc ciln:a T;a.
Tim tirsT ii iMiMKir.'i.
Warrnnte.l to tiit all t:i.-to.
flit up in our li .ifl marl; Uall-
.piffi rUAlViid and Pound I'lickje. ,i,u'..
'V-l'' ai;d tH Poimd Itoxts.
1'orlc hi Vh,iepale Only bv
C.I 1 ...I 111.-' . o u. . ....
f J 11.5 li; v.l 'toiM. rih.i::'. t"i
l'.O.i!ox;..i,ii. ,i' l inW ii.-.i
a 4;ft:.tTiri.ii! ihii Wat -i,L
Ilroadway, N. V., will dispose of 1(H) l'iuiin", Mr
lodeous, jnid Organ-, of six liist cliics m..kr-..
including Walrin i;l vciy low pi ices lor .
part cash, and ballauce in small li.i.nilij;.-
""I'ts. .cw-T-oitava fliM-.-Us I'iaros.'m. ', ,!(
inip.oveioenis lor $-J7: ca-h. Now n adv a Con
cci.o Parlor Organ, the lumt beantil'ul stvl ; and
pi rfeet tone ever made. Illustrated I'at-ili
il.niied. Mieet iniiiic V Music Mciehandlsu. Ivv.
Yoi no Mux. Tt i'iii;i:s, Lahieh on M im.-ii i:h !
Agei,ts wanted In every county, for "The l'i .,.
pie's Mandard lllble." ".').") illii-tratimi. Fxu.i
Icims. prospectus tree. Address 'iiiie,rs ,t Mi-Cnr-dy,
51S Audi at., Phil.i , P.t. N .
DUTY QTF TEAS!
Kxlra Iii.liicLinctiN i'ur O'ulis.
i:nij ron xkw cll'J) circular:
Whicii coutulue full explanation of Prcniunis,
TIIK WAT TO OUTAIN Ci.-R GOtiDS.
Persons living at n d;rtaiice I'-oin New Yo;!,,
can ciiio logciner, aini get them at the Feme in co
; as we son! t hem to our Warehouses In New York
i la old. r to gU una club, lei each im-isoii wishln-
i'.jliu eiy now iiincii j ea ne v.anis, mi. i select,
the kind and p'ice from onr Price Li-t. as Pub
lished in oar circulars. Wiite the nanus, kimU
und amounts plainly on n list, and when the club
1, romp'.clc send it to us by mail, and we will
put each parly's goods in separate package-., uud
mark tho mime upon them, with the cost, so
there need be no confusion In disli ihutdon each
party getting exactly what be r-K'ers. nnd no
more. The lands lo pMy for goods crdcn.-.l can
be sent by drafss on New Yoik, 1'osl-OihVc money
ordeis, or by cxpie .s. ( ir, wo will, if desheil",
send the good, by Expr. s5) to "eo'ilect on de
llverv.' THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO.,
C! hii3 Si. Veicy Stroc!,
sl-lw. p. (i. 4ov 5oi:i. New Yorl. City,
AenU wanted to canvnss for the great combina
tion Tu-DAY, 'ih-:
lireat Ill'istiati'd I'ei pie's Wei-k'v. Ihebn-i and
cheapest p-i per J"i'ni died. IKo'l.EWTsi and r.
corps of tnosi p"ial.ir authois write excltisivolv
for it. We -ive a copy of the Uiiparai.Klcit
cl.roi. 10,
Jl'ST SO llliiil,
to ovy ::!.serit.-ee. Agctiti. t.'.Ue f:..i
five lo thirty uiAnes (lay. Nolo. si
likolhis. Send b r t. rmi j and sec.tru
tv;.
less pjj K
territory
i .r t His gr. :it enie: pi i. m once.
M ACI.r. A N , ST LD A R'f fe CO.. Publislicrs.
Nl',4w.
i';;" Sansom Sire. t. hi. dr.
AGENTS
Wanted.
SOMETHI.Vti NT.W. Cs.ili -
libit: artleies. ,-il lit si'.t".
) Catalogue., anj one snmpiii
fro
N. Y. M"
; Co., -1 CoiUllatidt St. N. Y."
''HAND STAMPS-' nil varieties, Circtilar- fi-u
Agts Want -d. W. II. II. Davis Co.. .Vfrs. 0
Nassiie t., .'. Y. 4 .
w a w i n : v o i o v i xi v ns it v
m if 4 i. .a it t i w , Jt 'it
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ltl!i ill - ytd-
ov oii:i
.,Y TIME.
STl-Di:vf -AN ENTER AT
'h.rai.iie.'-'-lvai.tagcsof th-''
)ol are uusur
Pees li..Mti."": ii,se, i; n ft Hospital Tickets i-
Foi i.:i.ia'."gu.s e,,i lull .irlicuiuis i'!'-
ply to Plot CI'.A.s W.CAANCe.l-LOR, 1)tau.
i. lialltmor0. M l.
c.a'.'a!5!'.'!.' m.NJ'HI) I ' 'OK IM-Hl- ' The lll'W
(il'.I'M.I.' iu.l !:',.V-'btlH 1
INhOS
b.a k in
print. tiH pages, tinted pl'.1
woith tu.rn'. hells nub k un.l
1 "!'
iit'.--
to Hail a werK. Tunis of this
I'.ib'.es, sent free, also. C'K'Ag.-m - p"k"i C":hm
ion. ., ,v-
llnlb. i lii,.,, pi.bl'.M.er. ;'ai: .., ,-t.. Pbii
ML
Warren ,
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j Hail.'.!:
... N. Y.
inn for
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WANTED- l'Tp-i i ! . I
Cai:v.i.-se:s. in all peris
Memoir id K .ger tli. . T.
the Miprenn- I ..:.( of It:
M's
I'
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the
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. tar
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i much light ni o:i otir Con. titirtion.ti
History. 1; i.i a veil, of eMiac.-di
nnd of l .-i innnec.t value t . III. 11
oi
t '
Lawyer, ih.. Slat-ini.n, tbc Pollrn:
CVerv el. IS., i f lllte!:i..'ent leaders. ;.J'
Id by
Snb.eriptioii only Lscitirive Tin limy p.iven.lw
For Tni.s. for this and other Popular
i oiks.
address i;t once,
limoie.
T::ri liy A Co. P.;
1 .
Aot ntWsmtii ro 1.1'T". Is." CTAH Ih-ing
nn evpo-e of vlie secret tiles and .My -ter.es of
lnonro.s.:. Willi a t' ll ai d ii'it'ii-atie lo.-loiy
ol Polvgiiny. by .1. j. ii.'.i.;iy E.ia... -d Ihe :- i t
L.ii,e oi :.-r.
.gei,;.', ;.i- i:iM l!n.r a;'.''i niiprece l'-:il.',l "ae-
CCss. o!:e l'ep01ts -;0 s!.b-ei '.'.el's in folil- da Vi,
r.nofh-M' 71 ! ; i t ,i o d i y r.'iui for i'iu .i - .i n I
s"i' w hat t he p.-.-s .- i s i i' I i 1 . o. k. A.!". ,
Nat.oh.il Pnbi.shi.ig i o. Philadelphia pa. 4 t
MY
lo.
.MU.I.Y rp.u.
il, nnd gnat
;d" sr.cuET -mar,
'.I'-e.M. lih Edilioii no
rca ly for Agcni. Nothing pays like it.
t Geo. Maclean, Publi.bi r, SaiiMeii M
A.
I'o.verrnl an I j'lxi.EP.. WAKI'.EN '''
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t .i,..s Duranu". ;.an
ap. Tl"' "-.' l'""' l;,u
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1 . . . ...... 1 .o li ate , ev s
occupy im, - - ,
P.itil.t Improved l-r iek.l a i
v. ,v Drop Check altt. bk'
mu be wiih b-'w" '''" '', r "'
...ovingllic Painp or d..te.,bi..g
the loii.t". Al-o. the lo'.''
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ball.b r, which i.e..-; ' , ' '
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scales, ..ml win " - ,1.,,1,.Je ,n.
r ni suiv ...
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I'nee i.isi. ; t philud'a. Pa-
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factuicr, b'-
Wanted! A'!-
St) o b A"" "( ',f"1'u'' "i "
Y ' r .ld, mass mo.e mo". y at
nVrTheirspuruumnieets oral .be C
snntanythW.". TNioN'Vl. .
AJ'lrt'" ' Portland, Maiuc
SH-ly.
. -.,!...' eves .V b.ur. vim wi,, i.-
' ' ; L a' coim-,1 1 icl'.re of
v 'ur
r14" ' .ib.. with name aud
bile l.l
I i.t ii iiusuuiiu ,-, ,x
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