iibimiiii miiiii yn
TdEvSUNBURY AMERICAN,
PTTRUSHSD EVERT BAftTRDAT BY
EM'I WILVERT, Proprietor,
Mom A Dlssmgor' Building, Market Bqnars,
At SI. BO In Advance.
It not paid within 6 Month .
Sbwrijtioni taktn for Uu than its Jfonthi,
Ccr"noTHD with thl establishment 1 an eaten
stvcEE'.V JOB OFFICE, ooiituininga variety of
plain and ftinry type equal to any establishment
n tlic hrterlor of the State, for which the patron-
ko cu i iic iuune is rcspecuuuy solicited.
)rofcssi0nI. "
a n. nnicE.
XX. ATTORNET AT LAW,
AND ACTINO JUSTICE OP TOB PEACE.
Next Door to Judga Jordan' Residence, Cbeit'
nni street, onnonry, ra.
Collections and ult legal tnattert promptly at'
lenaea to.
JEREMIAH SNYDER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND
ACTINU JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Cou veynnclng.the collections of rlnlm,wrHinga,
nml nil kinds ol Legal business will be attended
to carefully and with despatch. Can be consult
cd in the English and German language. Office
formerly occupied by Solomon Malick, Esq., op
pnslteCily Hotel, Siinbury, Pa.
March 29, 1873. ly.
GA. KOTDORF,
AUornvvnt-Lnw,
OEORGETOWN,
Northumberland Co., Tentia.
Cm be consulted in the English and German
liingiisgus. Collodions attended to in North
uriihvrlaiid aud adjoining counties. mhl5
rp II. R. H lfiC, Attorney at Law, BUN
A BL'RY, PA. Olllce in"Market rquare,
(adjoining the olflee of W. I. Uiecnonirh, Esq.,)
Professional bustncs iu this pud adjoining coun
ties promptly attended to.
Sunburv, March 10, lSW.-ly.
W. C. PACKER,
Attorney at Law,
Riiulbury, Pa.
November , 1872. tf.
' DR. CHAN. M. KAKTI.V,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
fiitubur', Penu'ti.
onic. on Front Street, ui-xt door to Haas S.
Fairnly.
OiUea Hour. Until 8 a m. From 12 to 1pm.
From 5 to li p ra.,un I after 9 o'clock p m.
At all other hours when nut prufe.'sionslly cu
Rati, can lie found at Drug Store, on Third St.,
uet to Clement House. nug3,'72.-ly
Q B. HOVER, Attorney and Counsellor
O at Law. Room Nu. 'i S Second Floor.
Hriirht's Building, SUNBURT, PA. Professloun
business HtteiHf 1 to, iu the rourli of Northuui
harl.tn J and adjoining counties. AVi, In the
'Vcwii an I OMHct Court for the Western Dis
trict of Pennsylvania. Ciaima promptly collect
ed. Particular uttoutUu paid to mm. In Sank
r(ry. Consultation cjtu ba bid Iu the Ger
'tiiau liingimge. mitr5,'71.
LH. It A ME, Attorney at !., KUN
Ul'RY, PA., office In MaMer'a BulMin;
ne.ir the Co li t Iloiifttf. Frunt Room np itHir
!iV-e the Bniir Htore. Coiiect'.onn made Iu Nor
. Ir.iiubf r'.iiii I an I iidjoiHinir countlef.
SJuliury, Pa., Jane 8, lS7i.
JG. MAUKI.E A O, Marht Btroet.
fcUNBURT, PA.
Dealer In Drujfl, Medicioee, Paints, Oila,
ilae, Varnishe, Liquors, Tobaceo, Clpars,
PoekH liiHik, Iairie, Ac.
y B. ffOI.VEI!"i'O.V, Attorney at Law.
iO. Market Square, SL'NBL'KV.PA. Profession
al 'in. Iiil-!-!. in thin and adjoining counties prompt
y attended to.
HB. MASTER, Attorney at Law, SUX-
BL'Uy, PA. Collections attended to In
. counties of Northumberland, Union, Snyder,
lo.ilour, Columbia and Lycoming. : : 1 ij-tiy
CjOLOJlOX 511LKK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
O.'Ui'j tit li! residence on Arch street, one square
wtb of t,!ie Court Ho'.ln, tear the Jail, bUN
Hl'Rr. r"A. Coiliftioiis nal ail profesional
!i;.ie?-r ri op.ipt'y jjiteu.U'd to In tlii and adjoiu
. ,t in I'.tirt. Co,jt.u,lt'.-.i; can be Had In the
S;r:.i,ia Uiijjuattrt. JulyS7-18"2.
j. w. J iEoi.ru. L. T. nom:nw.
?.ir.J.KK A ROniCHACU,
ATTORNEY'S AT LAW,
Odlre i:i H r.ipt's Bai'dlnir, lately occupied by
Ju-!-i liocUefeller an I L. T. Rohrbaeh, Eq.
Col!eetiin and all proiesaloual huinen
pr mpi' y nth"v!" l to iu the CourU of Nortlium-
b-i'ml and u d'Olnin;; cojulics.
!ce. 'J. 1-iTl.
ikstnnrants.
U.irri: mtatem hotel, w. f.
Kl I'CHEN, Proprietor. Opposite the He
"H t-HAMOKIN, PA. Eery attention niveu to
travelieri". and Hie best ucco.-uiliodutloue given.
April 5, 1S73. tf
HIT. J AM KM HOTEL,
Nw. S08, MS and 810 Hnte Btrect, PHILADEL
PHIA. HHNKY LEHMAN, Proprietor.
(late of Wooster, Ohio
Successor to Win. Chr'mtman.
TcrinH i S.35 Ver I?y.
Market St. Cars connect with West Phi'.a. Pas
sencer IbTl8. to all pans of the City.
Fih. 2t, 'Ti.t mos.
-17-AilII3ICiT0.1l HOUSE, C. NEKF
t Priipriator, Corner of Markot A Koeoud
Streets, opposite tba Court House, Buubnry,
Pi. May8.S,'?0.
AI.I.r.t;iIEY HOl'SE, A. BECK,
Proprie'or, Nos.Kl'J and 14 Market btreet,
above eighth, PHILADELPHIA. Terms, (3
prr day. Hi respectfully solicits your pnlrnk
..ee. Jnn'i'7'i.
VflTIOXAI. HOTEL. AUGUSTl'6
WALD, Proprietor, Georgetown North'd
County, Pa., at the !tiitiou ofthe N. C. R. V.
Choice wines and cisrara at the bar.
The table is supplied with the best the market
ail'orils. Good bl.ililin and attentive ostlers.
nl'.U.MEL'N Kr.SlMntAVT,
LOU IS II U M M EL, Proprietor,
Commerce Kt., f IIAMOKIN, PENS'A.
H.ivinir just refitted the above Saloon for the
accomodation of the public, is novy prep.ire i to
rvc jis Mends with the best icfretlimsDts, and
fresh l.atfer Beer, Ale, Poiier, aud all otbtr uialt
-jUorh.
liVERLV'At HOTEL.
JOSIA1I llYIdtLY, Pioprietor, Lower Maha
noy lowuliip, Noitbuinb.Mlnnd county, Ph.,
on ( lie road lending from Georgetown to Union
.town, Smith Inn. Trevorlou Fotlaville, &c.
The choicc-t Liquors and Scars ut the bar.
The tables are provide! with the beat of the sea
son. Stabling lare aud well suited for drovers,
with icood o.tiers.
Every uttenl.ou paid to make euesta comforta
ble. Nov. 11, 1S71.-1V.
business jarlts.
v. s. niioAUS.
i. fACSEB DAAI
T H. R1IOAOW tV
CO,,
MS ItETAM. HEALEKS OF
ANTHRACITE COAL, SUNBURY, PENN'A.
Ofpice with Haas, Kagrlt Jh Co.,
Orders left at Seaslioltx Bro's., otlice Market
licet, will receive prompt ubteution. Country
ustoiu respectfully solicited.
Fib. 4, 1S71. If.
AXTIIUACXTE COAL!
V.l.i:TIK OIETZ, Wholesale and
Retail dealer in every variety of
ANTHRACITE COAL, UPPER WHARF,
SUNBURY, PENN'A.
Alt kinds of Grain taken in exchange fox Coal,
due ri solicited and lille.' promptly. .Orders left
nt S. F. Neviu's Con feet lone ry Store, on Third
Client, v.ill re.-iuve prompt attention, and money
f"Vifjf farce as t the olllee.
TT Ikl I
U -L I J
I3tatollalierl In lun.
PRICE 91 50 IX AD'AA'C'E. J
fcto Abbfrfscmfnts.
rOAE! C'OAM t'U,JL! GRANT BROS..
rr.i. " "uiiuiuina neinu LTiilcra Iu
WHITE AND RED A8H CfAL, 8UNBURT, PA
tSTBolo Apcute, Wesiwad, at the celcbi-uted
Henry Cln Coal.
- JUU J -U"
IETIS1RY.
GEORGE M. HENN,
to 8imp$on'$ Bwldimj, Market Square,
SuNO;ir. Pa..
T prepared to do nllktjds of work pcrtalnlne
- v......j. i.ennpg constantly on hand
alnrtre assortment of Tivth, and other Dental
mntcrinl. from wblrh'm m-iii i. .
, .v. v.,,, uu nuie io select,
and race sue wants of hlscustoir.ers.
All wor warranted t gl eeatlsructioD.or else
the money refunded.
The very beat Month Va. .u .
. - , uu luoin-rowners
kept on hand.
lids refmenecs are tht ncmerous patrons for
yhoni he has worked ftntla last twelve years.
NEW COA1 Ttnn
THE underslpned havln, onnccted the Coal
lillRllieMn V tli lii. nTl.m.H..i.-i . ...
. . : v T JAIj It iVJ I. It 1 V
trade, is prepared to siiip.y t,,niies with the
riK'iiti'nn rtwii
Eirir. Stovs and Nut. rnm . ... ,na iiri.,
taken In exchange for Co t
J. M CAPWALLADER.
(Minbuty, J:ui. 15. 1670 tf.
"Liin n xt n act euchu,
ttfc-e I ''S iK-ed tviry f.e ff i',i-rr In
wy.-a i: 1 l.n i-tTt'ii. Wruu. u i..f ic'ck
f-l 11 t 'iiw,..n- pj!'sj.Ui:i- if IJe S. ?rj.,
I l. .li. M. t,l l.e tailt;. n:i reaadcr, tsn.
uom t f Crli., T .rae tf thn) runu'.s Oird,
etonn se S'.4.!nr. Vsv(.. Mklta.t l. ; t,
Mfl Tllj.'i-. vt HiJtr ti(ijr. f..r Kn
ftn m. 1 rvjj.n.o Coii-tuuem f I t-'b
S.ll'T.-"1 llll ti 0 ftl.i'PiV KYnl-r : I
tt Hor,-. i,.Tt of Meuiorj J iir!.-.i . . y f !'-';--li(,1's:
!cfv'4,, VS'sk-Vwii'-M, ''.'a ii i-
Ii.u-1;. f!uhinj.it ll.rKusy Krupi,,0 m. I! 't
I'sluit Co,.iiiiii'-e, lJissm',p if tv..-hT' ,
I'swd by peioes In III detUrs i,r tl.-'ir:'..
life; sfier rnnUnement i laOL put:.., .j.u-..
tixfr in ctiiliirwi. etc.
la ir siij ttfi i Hons pwiller to Isdl.-s, I:.-.
trar-t Hu'iiu is uurqia-Vd It any otltf v i. ,. -
As In Coi-ros.i or htiei.ion, IrrnU'Stii,". r- .:.
rulDtfr9upnrs1un ef 'ustensry r vaci'iiTlh1'.,
Vlorratwl ur Nchirn;. srtio ut tho C'lrrris, J f i..
ccrrhwa cr WUtes, Fuailt. a'id f i.- .l f w
platnts Ir.riileM to tha ani. It I' rrri:rnp.l
exici.siyelT by the wrist eminent Phvlcitr s sal
MidmivK fur enfeebled ir.d dclicni c.t..!-.r.-tiuns
of loth sexes and al' at;os.
itEAKNKY'8 EXTilACT Pit III ,
R Mm of '! ft'.n .'(, ,n ell thtlr suiia. ut
liitie rxpeuse, liul t r i:o diAne In ulc, i o in
cDvenietjcc, and no f xt'OBure. It c isiS a fro
tnrnt rlsire, a'-.d du sirep'h to mtr.strt.
tbereV'y rennMing ofiHtrueiioiis. l'rcvt-htie stii
furliip Htnrtiin-s f the I'rellira, All m'r 1'sln
find n..1sninistien,so Freqllsnt la tbit'ldkd of dis
ease, andrxpcJIiug all pojscnous miller.
KEtKM'V'J EATliVCT Ul'OHIr,
f 1.00 prr hotile ir si hittli-a fr t r. uuvrri.s
In any addre. s' Cuie from otjS4-rviiuii. hulil tjr
6ru?KlstsecrTb're. Prepared by "
KKVKNEY I o . 1W DuaneSt.. K. T.
to wnnm all lclia.s for lufuiuiaUou should baj
addressed.
AVOID QUACKS AND IMPOSTCRS.
Ko Chaigs for Advioe and CocioltsticE.
p J. t Inrolt. Graduate of . JTrrton ,Uf.-nl
fbi. I'hii&dslphia, uulber i f several vainabla
wnrSs. rau te cLulled cu u ) rlisrases ut ths
fcrxesl or I'niia.'y OrKaus, (vibich ho has moda
an ivfiiK-inl study), either Li n.ale ir fcn:nli.'. do
uwili.r fru:n v,hst tauto oi'utiuiliu, or of how
Job,-; standing. A pmctlco i f 1:0 years enable
t.L i tii tivst diseases Willi success. Cures gusr
uMfl. C'jsikis rraseiiable. Tliose at a (lis-uoiia-
cii f'Turd letter describing symptoms,
HjC si vjo-m-h s:ainp to prepay postage.
ber.,1 m li. '':id4 to Hm.iA. Price 10 cents.
J. . illoX 1 !., Physician aud burgeon,
IMDuaoe Bt-.sw York.
February P, 1173. ly.
FACl'LTV sk CVRKICIXL'SI
SUNBURY JUCADEtVsY.
Classics and Walhcniatlcs,
Pkof. N. FCBTER BROWNE.
French l.aneunes and LRrriture,
Mk. II. M. BROWNE.
German Langn.rcn,
Trot. DAVID REIMER.
Teacher of Entllsh Branches,
M. C. D. OBERDORF.
Advanced English Course,
PRor. N. FOSTER BROWNE,
Assisted by -Mm. H. M. BROWNE.
, Primary Dcpnrtmcnt,
Mks. H. M. BROWNE,
assisted by Me. C. D. OBERDORF.
Instrumental Music,
Prior. DAVID REIMF.R.
Vocal Music
Tltof. K. FOSTEri BROWXr.
For Cats'oene or any other Infni mstlon, ad
drees N. FOSTER BROWNE,
Principal an 1 Piofrietor.
Or to Mits. 11. M. Bkowne,
Lady Principal.
Siinbury, vp,rcli 15, 1673.-2 tuns.
J. ilercIts
CARRIAGE AND
WAGON MAKINGgg
ESTABLISHMENT,
CHESTNUT ST, BUNBUHY, FA.
Vehicles or all Kinds maps to Orueh.
The latest styles and the best wrkmanhlp.
Samples may ba seen at the shop. Give blm
call.
feuubnry. Dee. 1, 1873. ly.
a. VT. KEEPER. C. W. BAS6LER.
New Goods !
Dry Goods, Notions, Furnishing
Goods, Groceries, Oil Cloths,
Glass and Nails.
of evory variety, at one low rrlee,
at
Kecfcr & Ilasslcr's Store,
Corner f Fourth and Maiket Stress,
BUN BURT, PA.
All kinds of Grain tukeu la exchange same as
easb. Call aud see us.
REEFER.; BA86LER.
Punbury.feb. 1, J878.
M 14
mxvii;. $22
m& Mm
SUMURY,
UALTI3IORE LOCK HOSPITAL
JR. JOIINSTOX, v
Phytlclfin of this Mlobfiitarl Instllutlon: has
e my,6?" th ,M?" sfey, Pleasant and
effectual remedy In the world for all
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
AfrLC,"e",V,h,0 Back ,,r L!mh- Strictures,
Affections of Kidney .! ui..,i.i i
try pischarKe, Irnpotcncy, General Debilll
kni,-. J.U","el!"' ''Wy" Lanuor, Low
Spirits, Coufas on of Ide. pi.a,...i..
1 1. ,f . ' 1'"" Ul
; oi !rr,,any jrfmm"f "imness
r wiaoincss, insense of the Head
Stonmeh n, C"' .... It. J""
i IHUilba 11UMO Iir HKIII. A II. il lAtia nF I T
ctoniacn or Bowels these lorrinin iii..t :
arising from the Solitary Hnhltsof Yoiithii,..
secret and solitary practice more fatal to their
victims than the song of Syrens to the Mariners
or Llysses, bliehtlmr their most hrim,.n i .
of anticlpatlous, rendering marriage, &c, Impos
sible.
IOUNQ MEN
especially, who have become the victims of Soli
tary ice, that dreadful and destructive habit
which annually swrens to n nniim.i. .........
thousands of vounir men of thn mn.i ...,i,. ,
talents aud brilliant Intellect, who micht other
wise have entranced listening Senates with the
thunders of eloquence or wuked to ecstacy the
" "f"Wf ""J - .WUUttVl4, .. "
MARRIAGE.
Mnrrled Persona or Young Men contemplating
marriage, aware of Physical Weakness, (Loss
of Procreative Power Iiiipotency), Nervous Ex
citabliity, Palpitation, Organic Weakness, Ner
vous Debility, or any other Disqualification.
pcedlly relieved.
lie who places himself under tbo care of Dr. J.
may religiously contido in his honor as a gentle
man, and contlilcutly rely unon bis skill as a Phv
slcinu. ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Impotenev, Lors of Power, Immediately Cured
and full Vigor Restored.
This Distressing Affection which renders Life
miserable and marriage impossible Ib the penalt y
paid by the victims of improper Indulgeuces.
loung persons arc too apt to commit excesses
from not being aware of the dreadful conseqences
that may ensue. Now, who that understands
the subject will pretend to deny that the power
of procreation is lost sinner by those falling into
improper habits than by the prudent X Besides
being deprived the pleasures of healthy offiping,
the most serious and destructive symptoms to both
body and mind arise. The system becomes de
ranged, the Physical and Mental Functions
Weakened, Loss of Procreutive Power, Nervous
Irritability, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of ilia Heart,
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, a Wmtiim
of the Frame, Cougb, Consumption, Decay an 1 I 9
Death. i Z
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DA VS. j
Persons ruined In health by unlearned preteu- j
ders who keep them trilliug uioulb after mouth, i J
taking poisonous and injurious compounds,
should upply Immediately.
DR. JOHNSTON,
Membor of the Knyal Collrgn of Surgeon?, Lon
don, Graduated from one of the most eaiiuent
Colleges In the United States, and the greater
pait of whose ife has been spent In the hospitals
of London, I'ris, Philadelphia aud eii-ewhcic,
has effected some of the most astonishing cures
that were ever known t many troubled with ring- jj
lug In the head and cars when asleep, great ' 8
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden soauds, ,y
bashfnlueBB, with frequent blushing, attended fj
sometimes with deraugem'jEt of luiud, wore cure 1 a
immediately. I 3
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. I
Dr. J. addresses all thoi-e who have Inlurrd j S
themselves by improper Indulgence and solitary q
habits, which rnin both body and mind, untitling
them for either business, study, society or mar- :
riage. ! U
Tiiksb aro some of the sad and melancholy g
cfleels produced by early habits of youth, vu: ; s
Weakness of the Hack aud l.llubB, Puius in the. fi
Buck and II sad, Dimnuss of feight, Loss of Mas- i (f.
cular rower. Palpitation ol the Heart, uyspep-y,
Norvons Irritability, Derangement of Die.e-.tivc
Functions, tieueral Debility, Kyuiptoms of Co;i
suinption, ic. v
Mbktaij.t The fearful effects on the mind
aro much to be dreaded Loss of Memory, Con-
loiy, v. on- : ju
fusion nf Ideas, Depression of Spirits, I.vil- , 51
Forebodings, Aversion to Society, bs.f-Diatrust, i 5
Love of Solitude, liuiulily, iS:c, art come of the
evils produced.
Thousands of persons of all agea can now
judge what is the cause of their declining health,
losiug their vigor, becoming, weak, pale, nervous
and emaciated, having a singular appearance
about the eyes, cough aud symptoms of consump
tion. YOUNG MEN
Who bavo injured themselves by a certain prac
tice Indulged iu when alone, a habit frequontly j
learned from evil companions, or ut schsol, t tic j j
cllects of which are nightly felt, even wheu 1 j
asleep, and if not cured, renders marriage iinpjs- .
sihlo, und destroys botu miiil aud body, ahouid I
upply Immediately. ! !
What a pity that A young man, the hope of his I
country, the darling of his parents, should be 1 !
snatched from all prospects and enjnymeuls of j j
life, by the couscqueiico of dsviatlng from the j j
path of nature aud indulging iu a certain secret .
habit. Such persons mtht, before contemplating ' !
MARRIAGE, I
reflect that a sonnd mind and lis ly are the moat , ;
necessary requisites to promote eonntibiul happi- j '
nets. Indeed without these, the Journey through j '
life becomes a weary pilgrimage ; the prospect j '
hourly darkens to the view : the mind becomes
shadowed with despair and liilea with the liielun
cboly reflection, that the happing of unotbrr
becomes blighted with ourowu.
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
Whrn the misguided and imprudent votary of
pleasure finds that be has imbibed the seeds of
this painful disease, it too often happens that uu
Ill-timed sense of shame, or dread of discovery,
deters him from applying to those who, from
education and respectability, cau alone befriend
hun, delaying till Unconstitutional symptoms 01 ;
this horrid disease make their appcarauce, sueli
as ulcerated sore throat, diseased uoc, uucturul !
pains in the head and limbs, dimness of sight, j
deafness, nodes on the shin bones and arms, I
blotches on the bead, face and extremities, pro
gressing with frightful rapidity, till at last the
palate of the mouth or the bones of the nose fall 1
in, and the victim of this awful disease becomes
a horrid object of commiseration, till death puts
a period to bis dreadful suffering, by sending
hlin to " that Undiscovered Couuliy from whence
no traveller returns."
It Is a melancholy fact that thousands DIE
victims to this terrible disease, through fulling
into the hands of Ignorant or unskillful PRE
TENDERS, w ho, by the use of that deadly Poi
son, Mercury, Ac, destroy the constitution, and
lucapable of curing, keep the unhappy sufferer
mouth after tuouth taking their noxious or in
jurious compounds, and instead of being restored
to a renewal of Life Vigor aud Huppiue, tu des
pair leave him w UU ruiuej. Health to sih over
his galling disappointment.
T such, therefore, Dr. Johnston pledges him
self to preserve the uiont Inviolable necn ev, and
from bis extensive piactleu and observations in
the great Hospitals of Europe, and thu tlrl ii:
this country, viz: England, Fruuce, Philadelphia
aud elsewhere, is euabled to oiler the most cer
tain, speedy aud ellccluul remedy iu the world
for all diseases of imprudence.
DR. JOHNSTON.
OFI1CB, NO. 7, S. FREDERICK STREET.
Baltimore, M. D.
Left hand side golug from Baltimore street, a few
doors from the comer. Fail not to observe uame
aud uuinber.
tsf No letters received uuless postpaid aud
containing a stamp to be used on the reply. Per
sons writing should state uge, aud seud a portiou
of advirtisemeut describing symptoms.
There are so many Paliry, Deiguing and
Worthless Itnpnsters advertising themselves us
Physicians, trilling with aud ruiuing thu Leaitli
of all who unfortuDutely fall luto their power,
that Dr. Johnston deems it ueeessary to say es
pecially to those unacquainted with his riouta
tlou that his Credentials or Diplomas always
bang In bis office. J
ENDORSEMENT OF TUE PRESS.
The many ihouaauda cured at this Establish
ment, year after year, and the numerous im
portant Surgical Operations performed by Dr.
Jolinslou, witnessed by the representatives or the
press aud many other papers, notices of which
have appeared again and agalu before the public,
beside hut standing as a geutlemau of character
and responsibility,! a suillelenl guarauleetothe
afflicted, thin disauset speedily eured.
,Marf 1, ISTL-Jy
. jJ JllJIIIMIMJBIIMUlipil
. J'iVL-- - r.
Tarry u Hi'rTsp'.
PA.. SATURDAY MORNING.
Kl.VU ItAIIIIEU KIIOP
IS THE SHOP OT THE TOWN and loni,
A has been ask history and she will tell you
Men have f i own old In our pntroniiire
Babies on their mothers' hreust
To hounc'iiK boys at play (
And ynutlis by miiidrus fair caressed
To sliilwurt men with rates oppressed,
And old men sliver ft1 ay.
And anionic the honored and lasting Impres
s (ins of time, and the crash or revolution, u
iliciiinetunces, we stand a Itvinr mouniiientul
iie.iienio oi i nc uiL'euuitv and ii.t,.,.. ....
I pertaininir to the identll.v of pmirrcssion. nlvln,
. i.il si .... :.L .s i i i
"itnest style of .rt and
perfeelioii, and asniilnc to achieve th. i,i..i
rewiird of meiit attainable in our bumble capaci
ty, uml the sentiment of respect and approbation
which the presence of siipei inr appliances aud es
tablishment are always wont to inspire.
Always to please
We shave whh cae
Cut und comb with taste thn hair
Shampoo the head with soothing cars.
And color the whlrkrr Mnelr i,ri..'..L
1o suit Hie people about the town. '
1 hen allow mc politely request yon to slop.
And not go p.ist uor from nrouuj our shoo.
To g-l shaved on the basis of abilitynor as
some have done for our use or t!,e bailot forpi hi
r.ecii't and invidious L'ui.e of eamily to complex
ion for the cm ol a in m's coat, iir the color of
his skin, nuirlit not to atlect bis uselulness nor
his quaiilleations. A fair chnce is all that we
de:nuud, to irive the proof to nil li e Nrd.
JAMEJ W. WASHINGTON.
Proprietor.
Siiiihnrv, Apiil 5, 1S73 : No. 91, lUrka rt.
BLATCIILEY'S
T isli less. Durable. F.'icient aud
Cheep. The best Puup lor the
least inoner. Atleiil'r.n U e
pecialty i ivited to H deliley's
Pnleiii Improved B nidi el. and
New Drop t'lr'fd; Viuv, which
can be wil lull a w ii wi;li,i: ie-
moving the P.imp in di'liib'.utf
Ti the Joints. A mi, lb i...jer
CiiJii.ber. whic h never cruclfc or
fc.ai .u.d wi'l o itiabt liny other. For sakbv
Dealers evci v bei e. end br ('ataiogae aid
Pi ice List. " CI1AS. ('. ill. AT' 111. KY, M.utj
f.trtuiar, S.iO Coiiiini-ns St., I'bilad a. Pa. Sl4.lv
wrtfis.'.w- -v;-r-'j f.i siii RHn z.rz.
I '.ili Kpnre l-s Krscrvvd for the
Ai)Vi:nricKMi;NT op
PAINE d McCORMICK'S
II A ii 1) W A li E S T O 11 i:
.Kwrkel fct., Kuuburj, I'u.
THt PARKER GUN.
tr.no STAt)" rcH cihculah
PARKER BRtfS
w:sr MLr.iDtH.CT.
March 'Jt, 173 Iv.
CALL SFF-CIAL ATTENTION'
To their Immense Stock of
foreign and A uierlruu Watches,
DIAMONDS JEWELRY,
SlI.VEH AND Sll.VKK-Pl.ATKD WaHS,
ClicVs. Hrnuze and Fnnev (ovids. Forming an
ELEliANT ASSORTMENT Iu every DE
PARTMENT. I. OH Pitll'E..
Philadelphia, March W, lS73.-lyr.
To the t'itlzeu or Kuubury.
THE undersigned his made arrangements to
nttend Ihe Tuesday end fc.ilinci.iy Market, with
Fresh Halter. K'gs, Lard, Potatoes and Apples,
which will b.i sold as low as can be hud elsew here.
Call ul the Market stainl uuar Fourth and Mar
si reels, small side. After uiurkel hours any of
the above articles cau be bud by culling ut his
store oil Spruce street between Second u Third
where the best brands of Ihe celehrutprl L'x'hiel I
Flour I kspt constantly on har.d, dried Fruit, 1
Cidsr, Viusjar, Ac.
JOItS WILVER. I
fnobary, Ferery J5, 1?18.
mm
AMERICAN
APlilL 1!). 1S7.'!.
&ii$ftIIanc0U5.
Curioua Eiltauhki
A book of i jiilnplis has just been publish
ed, coutainiuK wunuiuuutal iuicriplioua
many ol which ar of a bmuoroua tUarac
tcr. Tlicy are of Eugliali aud Aiuericau
origiu, aud it is dillicult lo tell wUicU ia lb
mini piqilHlll.
Tim lollowinjj ia over Die rava of Mr.
1 ..))tjr a 1'ublican, Hi. Johns, Stamford.
LdiicolriHlnre : '
"Hot by uame, but mild by nature,
jle brewed good ule for every creature i
He brewed good nle. aud sold It too,
And unto each niau guvs hut duo."
Iu Doncasttr churchyard, ia this couplet :
'Here lies 2 brothers by inialrluti serounded,
Jnc (lied ol bis wounds me other was drown
ded. Tim following Hues uro over the remnina
ol Hubert IroJIop, architect of the Ex-
cii.iii-aaua lowu llallnt'tw CaUle, Eng.
luud :
' Hero lies Robert Trollop,
Who made yon stones roll uu.
11 lb uitj u i . ...... r
On the tombstone of a smuggler, killed
by thu Excise olliccrs, ia the follotviuj :
"Here I lies,
Killed by XII."
From :t tombstone near London, the fol
lowing liueR arc taken :
"Here lies the body of Nnncy II. Gwyn,
Who wus so very pure within '
She burst her outer shell of sin
And batched beraeif a cherubin."
Ah
an illuHtratiou of the exigencies uf
rliynie, an English writer cites tin- 'onow
in0' epitaph l'roiu a totuLto-' l Manches
ter :
"Here lies, 'as ! uinre's (he, pity,
All thai leiiiaius of Nicholas Newcity.
N. B Ills name us -Scwto'vu."
Xcar .San Vwo, California, a t"mbato!io
inscription thus reads:
"This yere ia ;ikriil to the luciuory of
William l'li-nry !kaiuki;u, wlio came to his
death by bciu thot by Colt revolver outi
of the ol' l kind, brass, tuuuutid and ol ' autch
is tin: kiioilum ol heavin."
An inscription on a tonibslone iu Hast
i Tenneeeee concluiies thus :
V ".!ie lived a lilb of virtue aud died of tho
f j clio'.ti it murbus, caused by eating j;reen
w fruit, in the hope of a blosed iniinorlalitv.
2j ul ihe early aoe ol -1 years, 7 tinmlbs und
5 i 10 days. Header, go Ihou and do like
g vi?o."
l lie iuiimv iiij;, Miiiuu ia duioioc i"
jollcc drinkers, is from a tombstone, iu
Connecticut :
"Here lies cut down like unripe fruit,
The w ifo of Deacon Amos Shut-; j
Sh: died of drinking too much toll'ee,
Anny Douiiuy eighteeu forty."
A tombstoue iu Texas has lho following
inscription :
"lie remained to the last a decided
friend and supporter of Democratic priuci-
p!c8 and measures. Blessed are lho dead
who die iu the Lord."
A Sad Case. Our cily ha not known
for many vears a sadder case, of desertion,
di'blilulioii and biillering than that of Mrs.
U.iyiniiiid, who dieil ut a home furnished
b. r li,. lho l liiieilv of 11 lltllllhtT of ladies.
in the upper part ol (hit cily, last evening.
In lhe u inter she iiccompuuied her husband
from Hroomc county, Y. to the forests
of Clinton county, where he descried her,
iruvino uolbiug for her support. .She
made her way to this city, where four
weeks ago she gave birth to a child. Jlcr
condition became known iu oooil season
to several ladies, aud sbo was proporly
cared for. A home with all necessary
comforts was furnished, mid Willi the help
of a youne; female coustu who stood faith-ft-lly
by her, she so far recovered from her
cotiliiiement that last week she undertook
a large washiue;. lJuerpetal peritonitis fol
lowed, and she sank rapidly, weighed down
with it load ol discouragement and sadness
such us few women have to bear. Another
cause contributed without doubt to the
tiual result. Jioiu thu moment of her
coming to ibis city tho tongue of calumny
was busy, aud thu ladies who helped her
weru unfeelingly sneeted at by others who
cast doubts uputi her integrity, and the sto
ry of her marriage These) suspicious full
with crushing weight upon thu poor wo
man, inn! furuished the last bitter drop to
thu cup of her sorrow. She died hopeless,
broken-hearted, buttjol friendless, for those
w ho stood uroutid her bedside during all
her sulleiings saw iu her the germ of a true
Christian character, that under better cir
circuiustauces might have dime honor aud
nob e service to society. May hw a,d fate
serve us a warmug to those who have
judged her so harshly, perhaps iu thought
lessness, or at least teach llmui to look into
their beat ts and see that uo sio is there, be
fore they again cast the cruel stone of slan
der ut au unfortunate sister. J.otk JLnen
Jiepublican, April lHh.
Amcsino Scene. There was an amus
ing sciuo ou board the Loui.-.iaii:t mail
boat the other day. There was the usual
cm glommeration of passengers iu the cabin
just before the boat landed ; and amid thu
general hubbub of conversation, a man re
marked iuciiieulally, "Now, iu Jersey
where I live "
Instantly an old man, who sat moodily
and silcutly p mdering by the stove for
some lime, sprang to his feet aud exclaim
ed :
"Stranger, are you from Now Jersey 5"'
"Yes."
"Aud willin' to acknowledge it V"
"Yts sir ; proud ou't."
"Hurrah; give us your hand!" cried
the old mail, lairly daiiciu with exulta
tion. "I'm from New Jersey, too, but
never fell like declaring it afore, Shake !
I'm an old man. I've traveled long and
far, I've la-en in every cily in the west
steamboated m the Ohio ami Mississippi
been to Calilbrny, over the plains, and
around the Horn : took a voyage ouco to
Liverpool ; but in all my travels, bang me,
it this aiu't the lirst time I ever heer'd a
man acknowledge that he kutu from New
Jersey."
A CELEiiit atep singer, Madam Lo Ro
choia, was giving a younger companion in
art some instructions in the tragic charac
ter of Media, which she wns about to sus
tain. "Inspire yourself with the situation,"
said she : "fancy yourself iu the poor wo
man's place. If you were deserted by a lo
ver whom you adored, what would you
do!" 'The reply waa a unexpected as it
was ingeuious ; "I should look out for an
other." In the last letter Mr. Albert Sumner,
one of lhe Atlautie'a List passengers, seul
home from Europe be iucloavd Lis photo
graph, with the words. "Conung events
cast their shadows before." How little he
thought then he was mod to pass through
.the valley of daatb !
S.
SO.
1 he Old Lady's Advice "Girls '
aid a worthy old lady to her (rrantldauuii.
I":, n 1"CVe, Vfu"" ",),, t,le question
don't blush and stare at your foot. Juat
throw your a.m. around his neck, look bin,
lull iu tho face, and commence talking
about the furniture. Youujr fellows are
mighty nervous sometimes. I lost severnl
pod chauces before I cauSht your Tond
father, by pulling on airs, but I learnt how
to do it after a while."
The money value of a drunken husband
to a wife lias been determined iu Mercer
county at 8130. Udera special law iu
that county liquor dealers are liable for the
from its sale. Jane VsahZ 7" "V "
v.'iipi-llllullin'H rCKUlLIIti Lil lllnip
have been deprived of her husband bv tba
Ha of lion. ii. I. ....... I c . . J
.. i ... . : iu
- i"i".iii!u uoiii certain par
ties, and f-ued them for damages. The
suit was referred to arbitrators, and thcv
awarded her .he sum named.
They Traded. At l'oint Creek. Jack
son counly, Ky., a trader had bought sheep
of a resident. Resident had one 'more to
eol ivhon (fin Kird,iti.t
Trador-l'll g vo" vo . ' r B "
' 'A
Resident-'-It-g worth five dollar.., .
I "It amt worth two dollars "
It. It's worth live dollars " '
T. It aint."
1 !-..! .
T. "Lud" l"u clrciim ii:c(
it worth .tl unto . Jollara."
TI.-J traitd lorthwith.
I think
An Indiana woman is mad because her
husband took her ven bef t sheet to bang
himself, when there wis au old clothes line
in the cellar which ws good enough for the
purpose. Mie save he always was extrav
agant, and too lazy togo into the cellar for
luiyllnii.
"Why don't you ge. down and lead tho
horse V That is the vay to keep warm,"
said a gentleman to i boy one cold duy.
"Xo," teplied the Auericau youth, "it ia
a b b borrowed horse, aud I'll ride him if I
freez 1"
A Iloujfhton, MieH., boy wagered ten
cents that he could s.Ute and jump over au
uir-whole iu thu ice. Ills parents, owing
to thu unhappy slate, ef morals iu that place,
were obliged to impon a minister to con
duct the funeral.
A MAN asked a serraiil, "Is your master
at home if" "Xo ; lie s out" "Your
mistress V" "No, sir; slut's out, too."
"Well, I'll j'ust step in and take a warm at
lho lire till they come in." "Faith, sir,
and that's out. loo."
The telearam hearing tho singlfi word
"Saved," which Mr. H. B. Richmond sent
from Halifax to his brother iu Detroit, has
leen framed by his partners and huujj up
in the counting-room ofthe firm.
A youth in Iowa wants each ono of the
Chase heirs to send him 21 for information,
and thinks that, if they do so, he shall be
able to buy up nil their claims at par value.
iv imt are you doine J" said a father to
bis son, who was tiukering al an old watch.
"Improving my time, sir,1' was the reply.
Ax Irish l'livsiciau was called to exam-
inu the corpse, of another Irishman wbo(liad I
bet n assassinated by some of his couutry
men. "11ns person," said be, utter in
specting the body, "was so ill that if he had
not beeu murdered he would have died hall
an hour before."
Can a man bo called "sound on tho
goosu" just because he uses a quill pen.
v
OiiAi TiNO ok Fkcit Tkef.s. As the
time has arrived when gralting is iu order
we repeat our former advice that every far
mer should do bis own grafting. It is a
very easy operation wheu once understood,
aud this is readily done by seeing it done.
A sharp pen-knife and a good tine saw aro
indispensable. Splitting the stalk so that
lhe bark shall not bu bruised, and shaping
the scion wedge-fashion both ways, pre
serving also the baik uninjured, and plac
ing the rim of tht wood ot both stock and
scion exactly together, so that the sap can
intermingle there is no (lunger of failure
if properly waxed. We make a shoulder
to the gratt aud think it adds to the cer
tainly of success, though probably it wea
kens it. We, prefer also two eyes or buds
to i) graft, and would rather have only ono
Hum more than two.' Ono year's wood
should always be used wheu it can be ob
tained, as U is mure certain to take and
grows more vig rously, and tho graft
should be cut froiu bearing branches.
Wu wish to remind those preparing
grafting wax, that we have found four
parts of rosin, one part of beeswax, and o-ic
part beef tallow, to bo iba best proportions.
Melt Ihem together iu a skillet, (which is
best.) or a lineup, and uix well. It should
ti iiiaiu in the vi ssel and utej us needed.
Tweuty or thirty scions cau Ik; waxed with
one healing up. WLcu much gralmg is to
bu done, a hi lie lire or healing the wax
should be made on the spot, between two
bricks or stones.
Wu have seen various preparations for
making grafting wax and we believe we
have Hied them nil, but pretcr our
own. Applying it warm or hot does no in
jury to tiiu graft. The object lo attain in
the proportion is that lho wax will not
crack iu cool, dry weather, or run in warm
weather. If, however, upon trial, dill'er
cul proportions bu required, t he loregoing
cau bu ulleied, though utter uiing them iu
several ways we have come back to these.
G'ti'munfou.'n 2'clejruph.
Melon Cvitckk. Tho best oil is that
w hich admits of ready drainage. Watery
as the fruit is, it does not require much
rain to produce it. Iu fact, the vines flou
rish and bear even ou a bank of aaud. Se
lect the highest piece of ground available
gray and sandy and put it iu good order,
using pleuty of well-rotted manure to each
hill. Digging holes of sullieieul size and
depositing the manure in them during thu
winter is doubtless the method to be pre
ferred ; but if this has uol already beeu
doue we must resort to soiuu other plan.
Make au excavation aud manure liberally,
with a view of relaiuing moisture in the
time of drought. Much depends on diving
tho plants a vigorous start. Force their
early growth with a free application of
bouu vhoaphalo lo tuu Keen the
ground cleu of grass aud well stirred vutil
the vuius begiu to cover it ; but as soon ns
the roots ruu to the full length of tho vines,
and grow as fast, the work should not be
more than iwo or three Inches dep.
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Corn I'lantino ah, i,, i
, . . vim .hud kii i,u.
p anting approaches and as tba mode of
planting Is about tho sumo generally, via
the old check principle, only vnrying with
the e.zo ol tho tfillerunt kinds of com plant
ed, perhaps my plan, which is a depirturo
Irom the old custom, may meet with favor
irotn some of your numerous readers, and
I wi.I probably give it you. In the lirst
place my ground is fitted tho same ns for
the old pjau until it Is ready for the seed i
tl,e,n ,!ke "y frraln drill, stop all the is
sues but two and tic them up so they will not
touch tho ground. Thu Iwo teeth unstop,
ped and untied is the distance npnrt re
quired for the rows. The amount of seed
I , . . vn..w, m;,-.
1 " Wu. is rT,ft. V e thumb-
iwcb. mm irvinir lho r he ,i.. -
little in the road until it drops as you de
sire. Wheu nil ia properly adjusted wo
cotnmcnen drilling in our com, in rows of
course. It rcquiresa little skill iu driving
but the driver will soon learu to drive even
and straight. jy thr- time the ground
coma Iks .mrkr-d ono way after the old plan
tho corn is planted. Then comes the rol
ler, as soon as tlio scml is in, which cover
the most that is left in ati, i.,. ,)ie a .,
thffr gbnrr.'T'V"', "uJ orl'1" '"IVO U.s.'etl
leave the st iL rl , ' ' ' "." " out 80
PI-. tv ij''itwcl vc indie.
' lliick. ()(;...,.; ' ; "..." eavin it
Of courso it will
be
uu ono way whi.-l,
II
wrrc
manner iu
VenV, . "? W0 Tor tho nn.f. ...
r,."l ""K It a trenr i,:" ' '
over the
-'. old custom. R , V, 1 '-eei
soil that'
as ma I'a. out anv
'lei I...I 1 .
coming season, as soon
to show ilsell, we will put a snarp two
horse drag on it, and drag it lengthwise of
the rows ; but in other respects the same
ns though there was no corn tbero. That,
however, is an experiment, still I have lit
tin doubt of the result. Cor. Ocr. Tt.'o
graph.
IlECIPKS, AC.
Improvement of Rancid Ii:ttfr.
According to Luivl and Water, rancid but
ter can hi; greatly improved in quality by
washing it thoroughly in lime water, and
then clearing out the "Hint! water by a good
washing in could spring water. The limo
water is easily made, bv allowing a lump
of lima tho siz.i of the list to slake in a
bucket of water, stirring it well, and after
ward allowing; the limo to seltln. It is said
that a large business is now done in Eng
land by sundry persons, who purchase ran
cid butler at low rates and sell it again at
much higher prices, a'.'ie-r manipulating it
iu the manner mentioned.
Fish and Sacce. Fresh haddock arj
to be clem ed, and tbu heads, tails, and fins
to be cut oil'. All of theso latter are to bo
thoroughly boiled, to make stock. This,
when ihnie, is to bestraiued, and the liquid
part, with the addition of a litllle tlotir
mixed with cold water, butter, salt, and
some chopped parsley, to bu poured over
the lish, w hich bus previously cut in pieces,
and the whole boiled till sullleieiitly cooked.
The result is said to be much more savory
than if the lish wore simply boiled iu water.
Dr. Hail thinks not one family in fifty
knows bow to cook a potato properly. Ho
tells us that immediately beneath the very
thin outer skins on the potato s the best
j part ofthe vegetable, the part that makes
I llesh aud gives strength, and all the re
! maiiider of thu potato is to destitulo of
nourishment, containing only starch. He
tiieretore regards it as very wasieiyi to nako
I potatoes. They should cither be boiled or
! steamed with their skins on, and then tho
outer skin is easily removed without anv of
the nutritious portions adhering to it. Po
tatoes should always como oa tho table dry
and mealy.
Lexon Cream. Squeeze a large lemon,
and grate lhe peel, add two teacups and a
half of water, and beat it over the lire.
While it is heating, rub two tablespoonfuU
of coru-siarcti smooth, aud beat tho yolks
of three eggs. Stir the lemon-water gradu
ally into ihe eorn-siareh, add the eggs, and
set it on the lire to thicken gradually, liko
boiled custard, sweetening to taste. After
it is doiu, beat Ihe whites of the eggs stiff
aud stir them iu ; then pour into. small
tumblers or lemonade glasses, and set Ihen)
in the ice-box to get very cold.
Apple-Cake. Two cups of ftcirrcZ ap
ples boiled in twoeups of ntolasses. Dram
oil' the molasses (fur the cake.) from lho
apples, add two eggs, two teaspoons of
soda, four cups of (lour, oue cup of butter,
one cup of sour milk. Spice to suit. Then
add the apple, (which was drained ns
above). The apples should be soaked tho
uighl belore slewiug for the cake.
A STitoNO alluin water is sure death
to bugs of any ilescriptou. Take two
pounds of pulverized tilluui, aud dissolve
in three quarts of boiling water, allowing it
to remain over tho lire until thoroughly
dissolved. Apply while hoi with a brush,
or, what is better, use a syringe to force
the liquid in the cracks of lhe walls and
bedstead. Scatter all tho powdered alum
freely in all those places and you will soon
be rid ol theso insect uuisauces which til
ono with disgust.
To Remove Warts. Make a strong
steep from ted oak bark iu hot water;
w hen cold apply as convenient aud olteii
er the better. In a few days I bo wart will
disappear. I bavo also found the juice of
the common milk wcc.l. put repeatedly on
the wiirts for a clay or two, to completely
removo them.
Lemon Rice Fcdping. Ono cup of
rice boiled 6oft in water. Real together
the eik3 of three eggs aud one-half cup of
w hite tugar ; mix with the rice and add
one quai l of milk and the grated rind ol' u
lemon, und bake. When nearly done, beat
the whiles of three eggs with one cup of
white sugar and the iu.ee of ti lemon. Put
this over the pudding, av4 srt back l
brown. It is very uieo.
F.ekk Tea. A writer ia tho Camnii
Laiu'tl gives a new process for making b 'ef
lea, as follows : "Take a umip steak of
beef, lay it upon a board, and with a case
knife scrape it. In this way a red pulp
will be obtained, which contains pretty
much everything in the steak, cxcfpt lho
fibrous tissue. Mix Ibis red pulp thorough
ly with three times its bulk of cold water,
stirring until tho pulp is completely dif
lued. Put the whole upon u moderate
lire aud allow it to come slowly to u boil,
stirring all thu limo to prevent the 'caking'
of the pulp. Iu Using this, do not allow it
to bu strained, but stir the settlings thor
oughly into the lliiid. Oue to three fluid
ouuees of this may bo given at n time."
A Woman on the wituess stand, lately,
iu a divorce suit, remarked, "Thu statu of
widowhood is ineouveuieut, for one roust
have ull the modesty of a young girl with
out being able to fe,:gu her iguoraute.
Au old bachelor compares life to u shirt
button, tweauas it so ofton Inn. a by a
thread.