3octn.
BECKY MIM.KK.
(iu vny, IV t ky Miller, go vat
I Juii't !of V'lU now. nel vpii small I.etle till.
Vv dream v.- play -J out, o rV-i'-1 t"' '!'
git.
Your false-hcatled viva I raii'i o ;.;g m-!. i
Go v ay, Berky M'lVr, go v.'.v !
Ya a'l ill r yav.g w ill.-,!!-, o f.i'-e-hi -. h- I :ik-
y'i,
M't a fa'-e nice i:.l bi'ii'it. in.. I heart black end
blue
Vlid all tier Ii sehvv. :.rin you lof.-t in.- -. ;rie
Go vay, Becky Miller, go vay 1
Vy vonec 1 ilonlit you v;,s a slhar vay up hhh.
I like you so belter a gogernut pie.
lint, cli, Becky Miller! you seem n.-vv :i M.r He
llo vay. Becky Miller, go viy !
Vow d.i!i all tier hrcM.-nt vat I iliil prc-cni,
Yc, gobbled tip every blamed vou :it 1 sent
All (Vr vile mit ntittiitliT young nuwiT vn v ui ;
Go vay, Becky Miller, go vav '.
Yen I tirol found ou.l dot youVe such a oA' Iiv.
1 didn't know tedder to shniuddcr or die.
I S tit now, py der jingo ! I don't o:Vi gry.
Go vay. Becky Miller, go v.v r
Iton't try to make hlecl wt va sorry aleud.
I d.m't blo f a d.tii-- v:it tonics out df your
moud.
End besides, Ijowh t nrf, l'ir now you're played
ond,
du) vay. Becky Miller, govay.
Ijumorcus tctrbfs.
Vex sonic man slaps mo on der shoul-
1T, ami say, "I was platl In hear vou vas
ii .'a .i.,.. ,.;..t- ,,..i,
-J null, UIHI Ul II f-lH j .....
linjrers lo liis nose, I luif my opiuion ot'tlat
An flJ maid fays hln knows by bcr own
oxixrrieitcc that tlio pajiusr 'iiiau proposes"
i a base lie Mio wishes 'twan the truth.
A I'K s but uiH tUtcaUM jmlp tlosi-d a
sentence with the following touehin re
proach :
''I'ri'oiUT at the bar, nature has emtow-
cl you wilh a vjoimI education ami respee-
table family connections incteail of which
you k rottntl the country stealing luck..'
'Fki.Low travelers. baid a colc-tl,
preacher, 'ef 1 had tccti a eatin' dru-J :.
jtles for a week, auMcii tuck to diiUi? fur
a inoiif, I couldn't li-el more swilW 'dp Jan
I am dis minnit wid pride an" v:i:.:ty at
.-eiu" jticli full 'tendance liar; Jiaebi uin.'
Stewkii rKAi:. At a. parly a lady
treated her company to slewed pears.
A gentieaiau at tlie table put one, ns he
suppowd, into Liis. mouth, and attempted
to pull otit Ua Mem : after pulling for some
time, lie v;vt tdiligoil lo give It Up ", an-l t
on putting it upiti his plate he found he
h;iJ Wen tnguing away at a moue which
had got into the preserve jar. With the
u'.tuobt coolnecs, he inrjutred of t!;e lady if
s'.,r had a tat in the house. '
"Yes, mi- why
"Well, 2 would like her to take thN
mouse away (hatV all."'
Jri:vtii:x In anl a long ease in court, the
lestitnoiiy, the attorney's stieechcs, the
judge's charge, and all. The jury retired
to render their verdict. It was a case of
against the supervisors ef a township.
Well, the jurymen began to count noses to
sec how they frtood. One was fur convivtr
ing .h t.kius and clearing I'.rown. A'"tli'r '
f-r txiii' irti.Ki luilli ; aud some for Joisiti-j
hoih. Finally the question wa.iput tollo
n.t Jokle, what was his judtut.
"Yell," said llouas, "I ttocsh not agree :
mil none of you. deukins and llrowu may
lK)tc go for me ; 1 don't dink as dey proof
ed auydiogs against detn. Uut dere is an- i
der feller vat 1 'iuks ought lo be convict
ed, dat is dc feller dey calls de JHoV)if Fr,,
he's a t.TUg rascal and no tutai.
A CtfNT-'litJao"Suci" Henry county i
ft0m -rfteJ all his seholar-5 to 'write a piece'
under jH-nalty of a thrashing. A rising ge
nius got off the following :
"J.ord of love
lx)ok down from above
On us poor tcholais:
Wc have hired a fool
To teach our school,
And we pay him fifty dollars."'
A Ni:;Ro held a cow while a cross-eyed j
man was to hit her on the head with an
axe. The negro observing the man's eyes,
in some fear inquired : 'Isyou gwine to hit ;
whar you look!" 'Yes.' 4Jen, hold de ;
cow yoursell,' said .uilec. t
' In view of the decline in iO.D. : hue r--
Au exchange says : "When you see a j dined pi;e.-s .m our entire st-x k .-t Koi-i-.-u mer
hare headed man following a cow through ' ' '" I-"'"
the front gate and filling the air Willi gar- :
Jr-n implements and profanity, you may
know that his cabbage plants have beer, w-t
tint."
A Jhilchmau getting excited over an ac
count of an elopement of a married wotuan,
gave his opinion thus : "Jf my vife runs
away mit anoder man's vife, I shake him
out of his proechcK, if sht- be my fadder,
mine (lot."
ver the shop dour of a pork butcher, in
an English village in theeastern counties,
may be seen a sign board representing a
man in a black coat brandishing a hatchet,
with the inscription. "John Smith kills
pigs like his father."
Said a seven-footer toadiminutive speci
men of humanity, who approachtfd him '
1 1 1
threateningly. "If you were to strike me,
and I should accidentally find it out, vou
would le sorry."
A rrilLK'Xht Ks-ITY. A justice of the
jwac-e iu Illinois before whom a citizen had
prosecuted his daughter's lover for ejecting
him from his own parlor the Sunday even
ing previous, solemnly decided as follows :
"It "pears that this young feller was cour
tin" tlie plaintill's gal, in plaintiffs parlor,
and that plaintiff intruded, and was put
ul hy the defendant t 'ourtin' is a public
necessttj-. and must not lx; interrupted.
Therefore, the law of IlliuoU will hold that
a parent has no legal right iu a room where
courtin' is afoot, and so the defendant is
discharged, and the plaintiff must pay
costs."
Ax Ahmcan Witnkss. Henry Yan
Meter, who recently deceased iu 15angor,at j
the age of 1 1 years, was an Africau gem j
that was not born to blush unseen. He i
was a i, uuine ebony waif from Old Yir
ginny, who drifted dowu ast more than
half a century ago. He wa thoroughly
charged with '.lie inspiration of the Youd
and could give odds to the Magdalene
" U number aud variety of capricious
"Pint Uiat possess him. Yan was sum
moned to court one day as a witness, and
Driug hi peculiarities the counsel badg
ct4 liim, on either side, with the most prc-
P'Jeterou, questions, until he became no en
x tar. Ujat ,jiH ansWcis were as wild as
Pati of a blinded pugilist. N'oticiug
the diw., of t,ic fusiicaUd witness, the
kindly jU(Jge jIati,away hushed the law
yers an, put a simple question to him,with
(lie vie,orb, inging him back lo the start
ing point. The "third nsau1t was too much
for the "verm.hed si-cr, and he broke out.
"Vow, look a-hcali, you o!c gray haired
m-ruman up tlie i.j, jar dou't you
interfere wi4 , business at all ; Ts jus'
as much as I drt lQ CAre ob dese
jTvn fellers down Itr-alj
nniga'rh
!
CENTRAL RU G STORE
V
Q-B-cXdllader
Is, i in; piaw to imv pure ami (iv sii
M I DiClNES,
TAINTS,
;i..
D'M'GS,
OILS.
perfumery
t I i .MIS
NOTIONS,
T V.M ( ,
J.Il OK
ami all otltcr arti-
los usually kcjit in a tirst-ola? Prtt Store ,
Sjieciul ittt iitioti I'.ti.l t ro!iipmiti(5in jn-
scriMiiOris atnt tanuly nccipts lv omiH-ti-in.
Sunburi-, Nov. 7, 17::.
1K. ' M.MlUTIS. .F. V. !!lol
NEW DRUG STORE,
No. 13, South Third Street.
Clement House MWn Sniffy, Fa.
I
: DR.
C. MART IN & CO,
II
"AVK jut riTfi.1 a fn -li lot of I'm" Wra-i
and I'.ili'iit ninli.'ilit'ri.
Wo liave aKo a mil :i.-s-.iiti!-iil of
DRESSINfi AND I'ACKi'.T t'OMHS.
Hair. TtMitti, Nai!. lol!ic,Slio' and oilier linifli;-.
TOII.KT A! ! A( V ARTM ltS.
1INK tXIK W lN -'M.T H.HIK, KMVi:,
! j
REED'S (iRAND )1' HESS roi.CJiNK.
til'" sv.- It-! Ii'rl;llll' i:i Alllfli't:.
I'arisinn. a IiiI lof Yuk1i.
warranted to cli' di iiiTfi tt tin iihx-i ! licit-" j
fh.idcs without injury to the kUi
AiI l-'r.n.' p.-e,-,. ration U t.1
Tl.
SVAi KS, THE REST IN M A K K E i".
Pure Wine and l.iiiuor-, 1. untiieal purpo-e. j
Physii ians Prescript and la-nUy le.i ipl- i ,
, compoiin-led with care.
i Thankful tor past t..-fr wo ho.c hy fair tl-:t'-imr
to receive a sluu ;f y.ur paironam.
Si'pieiiihcr 11. 1 J.
W, D. RtELICK,
Dnis?isi aud ApoJhecnry?
.Vt Jtc uiii e.stal-li-hcd stand hi
M.rLct Stiuure. SIMU RY. 1M.
K.eps ;oi!s:.iiitly on hand
full -lull l' well
elected
DRUGS & CHEMICALS,
I'rusruiMs Kancy io.i-l-.
URISIIES.
PERU M l"R V,
1 A T 1 : N T M ! : 1 ) K 1 N KS, o 1 1 . 1' A 1 N TS
i. LASS. Pl'TTY.
VAKMSII. DYKSTins.
la t.i'l. hp: ' tiling lisilaliv kepi, ilia !! e,.:i
dnetej
r'KUG STOEE.
1.. . . .itl ..t;l i.iti i'l ti wtliiT.riHTiili'' 1 1 1 V-
(.u - ia,,,,' prescriptions anii family r-.-'pt T.y t-
ropnaior r.nn-.-ii.
MOitmrv. I'
Jim
ir
A. M. MEIXELL,
i.i ii I i: i v
iiicrirHU tintl Frtrt-;ei
WVTIUES.
l'lN"U i:r.VI;:!.KY and MI.YKKWA Hi:.
t-rr--l-i Nt-elcJ-s stittl llj
i.lK-.S-.
COLU 1IKADEI) CANKS.
Watches an-l Jewelrv iie.it ly repair.-d and war-
Market S.piaie. Sl'NliCRY. Pa.
S. ist- -If.
Nj.w
IM SI .11. IMH I'IIA'I S.
aiid :it I laet ic Ooiuls, in cverv Depal t !!'. it
WATI HES.
IHAMONKS, JKWn.ltV , SII.VF.K ANII I-I.VTI'K W VIII'.
'utlerv. "Wks, P.ronzi s. Enclish. French and
t.eraian Fanev ;o,i(.
I'O
-
and purcha-eis will find it lo Heir inteie-i lo
make their M-lections N'oV. whih-ihe .-SRT-MENT
IS 'OM PI.ETE.
(ommI- -eat on appi''
,val lor c!ec!ioii-.
Artiele
k' pack- -i
pliw hased now, 1,
M-i'l reiaim-.l i ni i!
r t!;- Holiday-, w il
-i:eh line- as de-i.-
ed.
RORBINS. CLARK .V RIDDLE.
114 iii.mmtSt., Piiii vi.i:i.i iih.
Till: KI; KAltltlllt MIDI'
IS THE .sHP OF THE ToWN and lou
has heen : a-k hi-loiy and -he !li tell you
Men have grown old iu our parron-igi
Rahieg on their mothers" luva-l
To liouncing lm. i,l p! i.v ;
And youths ,v maidens fair c:ip--e,t.
'I o sl.il1. art men with (an soppr. 1.
And old men .diver gray.
nd among tin-honored and lasting impres
ion-, of time, nnd the crash of n volutions in
circiiiiistanee-. v.e stand a living moniiiiieiital
memento of the ingenuity and j-r-ever:tnc- ap-
... ... tl... . ..! i- .l iini'rri Iilli . Ill V iie-
leiiaiui ii to i ,, .-. .
our vocat'.iui with the l.ii-Lcst style of art and
tierfection. and aspiring to
lehleVC lh"' lllghe-t
reward of merit atl.iinaMc in our huml.le capaci
ty, and the sentiment of re-jiect and npplohalion
which the jireseiiee of snpeiior appliance- and ,--tau'iisiiiueiit
are always wont to inspire.
Always to please
We shave wi' h ca-e
Cut nnd eoinh with ta-tn the hair ;
Miamj-toi the head wilh solit hing car,-.
And color the whiskers hlack or LroMii.
To suit the people ahoiil the town.
Tin n allow me politely rei'ii--t you to stop.
And Hot go pa-l nor irom around oar shoo.
Tog. I slaved on thel.asi- of aliility nor a
some have done f.-r our u-e of I he !, allot for prin
ciple acred and right ii"i' under the common
secret and invidious guise of enmity t complex
ion ; for the cut of a man's coat, or the color of
hin skin, ought not in effect his usefulness nor
his "ilallliealiott. A fair chance is all that we
demand, to rive I he proof lo all the land.
JAMES W. WASHINGTON.
Proprietor.
Suiihiiry, April Is;:; : No. HI. Market -t.
1 1 1 F. YICToR sEWINC, MACHINE ..
want relinhle and enerf tie Agents in this
county. The " K TOR" Is a Lock-tit eh. Shut
tle Machine, w ith salf-sctliei: Needle. heM ti li
cit and most perfect Machine otler.d. An in
crease of .VK) per ceni.oi: sales of is;-; over lsTl.
For terms, Ac., Address. M TOJ JsEWTNO
MACHINE 0..1-.'7 he-inn i Sl..l'hiladi l,i!.:.;,
Pa. S 'pl. 1'.', ls7:i.--4mos.
ui:. iv. oiti.i:,
J rSTICF. F TH I. IE ( F. ,
Rku. Estate Ar.rT, and Agent for ihe Piiii.a
I uo i.rniv Mcti 'ai. Piiotk-i iv i: Lii i:
I NT RANI r. CuVH'ANY.
Ilcriltloil. SiirthvuiherUiH.it 'utility, 1'u.
ALL CLAIMS entrusted in hi hands will receive
prompt attention.
Henidon. A lie. ?!. Tt. 4 nne.
utiimoitK i.oii
JitllNr-ToN.
' rin-':i-l:'ii fclolirati'il ln-l iiIk.u. lias
l-.o'v.r.:! 111.- m-.-t -l-rt:iill. f p..--J.V. p:-.1-'!iit fill
cil. in; ii r- li-eiiv i-i th" world for lii
i i-ISV.Al OK IMrUUDE-XfE.
! Yi-akii. ot lli Ha k or l.imlif, Strict nr. -.
; All' i lion- i f hidneys and lil.'idder, lnv-i'.:n-
t ii I i.- li up ri. Mipot.-iicy, ic-ncr.il lt i-!ii-I
i.v.' i-ruiiiii-, D.vs)icii.y. Eancruor, I...w
Siilrii. t'onfs-ion of Idea-. Ra!jitat'.o;i of
tl-.- ll'-nrt. Titnidity, Trcmlilinir". Dmiiii---
.; 'u'i.! T tiiddinc-;, Dis.-.ii- of tin- I1-..-I.
! Tlii;.i. r...-.- or Skin, Affection of l.ivcr, l.unsi-,
ISlo!n;o'l! r I'.ow.l tlicse i.rriliie Disorder
ai 'ii'- from tin- Solitary llaMt of Youth those
seen i and solitary inaetiecs more fatal to their
j vi.-iiin- than the son of Syp ns to the Mariners
j of l lv-s. s. Uli-litiiivr their inort brilliant h-.j-es
.if anil iv-iioir-. rend-i Iiil inaniaec, iVc. ini!i
1.!.-.
ior; men
,-., ! iallv. In- h.ie 1-econiO tl. Vi . '.'nils of Soli
i tarv Yiee, that dreadful and dcstruelive ha'iii
iwh'ieli annually swe.iis to an untimely zrnw
J tlioiiands ..f voiimr men of the most exalted
.talents and lirilliant intellect, who mieht. other
wise have entranced listening Senates with the
, thunders of clo.iicne or waked to eestaev the
llvin" Ivre. inav call with full coaMdeuce.
M AUIUAtiK.
; Married l' innis or Youni; Mrtt i-oiitemplatln-i
laaniai;'-. :::ire ot rnysicai ucaMiess, ii.o
of 1'ioeieative Power Impotency), Nervous Kx
ritahility, Palpitation, Oriranic Weakness, N.-r-
( voiis tclii;ilv, or any tuner iiis'piaiiiieaiiini.
i.eedl'.v relieved.
' lie who places hiin-elf under the -are of Dr. .1.
It may n-Iiirioiisly confide in his honor as a nentle
' mail, tiiid ei.ilid--nllv r. iv u"on hi-skill as a Pliv
' sieian
ti:t.XMC WEAKNESS.
! Inirwitcm v. i.oss il Tov cr. iniT.:cd:ut-ly 'nred
and full Yieor Restored,
This Distressing All'cctioii w Licit render J.ile
ni.-erah'.cainl marriage iiiij'i ssihle is the penalty
paid I iy the victims of improper indulgences.
Younv; ji r-onsare too apt to commit eecssc
from iiot hcinzaware of the dreadful fonscuni s
ilu,! mav ensue. Now, who that nnderstamls
; tlic suhje'et will pretend to deny that the power
of procreation is h -t (sooner ly tlmse laliini; into
impfol-er huhits than hy the prudent i Resides
i,,.;,,,, ,, ini, d the. pleasures of healthy oll'sprimr,
,.,,,.! m rious and dest i iietive -ymploins lo Ii
lio.lv and mind aiise. Th-.-system heeomes il. -varied,
lh-- Physical a:nd M-ntnl Fuii-lioi
Weakened. Los- ( I'r.-eree.l ive Power, Nervous
1 1 1'aaliiiity. Dvl s:a. Palpitation of tin- Heart.
Jm1i';csii(in. Coii-tiiuiioual Deldlily, a Wasting
..l tl. i f lam--. i.ii-h. t'eiisiiiuplion. Decay and
1 .:. -ii.
( I 111. W ARRA.N-I .CD IN" TWO D.U .-.
P. I -on - I uiii' d in health hy unlearned prelcii
.;. i- ho k.ip i)' i'1 trillini: m mlh after month,
taking p .! nous and injurious coinpotin Is.
hoii'd epplv Immediately.
IHC. JOHNsl."1..
'i let.el . I the Roya! Colli l-c of Mii'.- iuis. leei
ih.ll. I.ladll.lteil fiolll of the Illo-I caiilielit
Culii ;is in the 1'u. led Stale-, and the le.ii.-r
i.all of wlio-e ife ha- t-eeii spent ill the ho-pit a Is
'.r l.oml.in, Pris, Phil iil' lphi i and elsewhere,
l a- i-ilei ted some of Ma- most a-toiiishinir t-'tre-.
iiai re ver known ; many tniuMed with r:u-'-it.ii
la the head and en- uli. n asleep, Li'.- .i
iii ixeiisiiiss, heing alarmed at sudden somihI-,
l-a-hfulia-s, with frequent hlushin!;, nit -a le!
-oia.-iini' s with derangement of mind, were- i,i. I
liiiai.dl: telv.
TAKE PART1CILAR Nol i' E.
Dr. aii'iiesscs all those who l.xvc iu'.urrd
I heii-e:.-s -v iinH'oicr indiilgen. and solitary
hat.ii-. v hieli ruin l-oth hody an-l niiiul. ii'ilHlini;
I L.-iii t-i . it h.-r lni-iu. . stil ly, society or niar
ri i n .
Ti-i-i. aie s-iiiie i . I th sad and melancholy
il-e:- taMlue-'il ov ear. nanus hi ouin,
W.-akne-s of the R.i-.-k and Limhs. Pains in th'
li-o - -.:m Head. Diiaiu-ss of S'mht. Loss of Mil
r.-w. r. Palpilatiitiof tin- Heart, Dy-pepsv,
iv. .'.oiis Ii i liability. Der.iie.'eiiicnt of Di.-Mive.
EtitieiioiiS. t.eneral Det.illiy. .synipl.-m-!'
I Mil pi ioll. iVe.
Mi.stai.i.V The fearful el!-el on the min i
are much to he dreaded Los ol Memory, Con
li'ion of Ideas, Depn-siois of Spirits, K il-E'-ielio.liiiL.
Aversion to Society, Self-Di-t ru-t,
Lov.- of folitude. Tiail-iiiy. .Ve.. ar- some of the
I ll- pi- iluee.l
'I inn -
1M.S
i-oi-- .-1 all ae- e.iii itoW
ju L- v.l. ,n
lh,- ai.-eof their declining health.
ii.1 -r, lieeon line, weak, pale, tiei v mis
,i. iiavimr a singular apivarauee
and
:,li..i:
ma. la
1 1
. -, eoiiirh and synipt-iit's oi eonsiinip-
: I-
', i .T Nti .il.N
ho i,.i ie injiiti -i lh InscHcs Ly a . ertahl piae
tiee intuit;. .1 in wic a alone, a lia'ul fre-piieutly
h-arued liomcvi'. conipanioiis, oral .-ehool, the
. i:. , i- .-l which US' ninhtlv fell, even
wheu
a-l - i . and if not cared, renders marriage impi
illl,o
shoitiil
-il.le. a:al deslrovs liotll lllili I all-l liodv.
apply 'liiim liiatelv.
U hat a 1 itv that a yoiin maii.lh-- IioJh oI .-.is
coiintrv. I he 'darling of hi- pannts. should In:
snatch!.', ir.iii all prospects and enjoyments l
ii!".. I.v I in- cons(iieiiee of deviating from the
path of nature and indulging in a certain seerel
lial.'i. Siieh H-r-ons vi st Im fore eontemplaiin-
leilei I thai a sound mind and ho l are ihe most
ni ce- a iv I--iiiis'ilcs lo pn ie coimul-ial happi
ness. Ii'cl' i d without these, the journey through
life heeomes a weary pilgrimage ; the prospect ,
houilv -darki us lothe view; the mind lecoincs
shadowed wilh despair and tilled with themelaiV ,
cholv reflection, dial tin- happ: f another
liee-.uie- I pghicd Willi ,ai own.
-. ERTAIN DL.-EA.-sE.
Wh.-n I ii.- misguided and liiipriiilcnl v..iaiy of :
pi. a-iirc linds that he has imhihed the see ls of
this painlul disca-e. it too often happens that an
ill-limed s. n-e of shame, or dread if discovery.
,.tei- him from plyiug to those who, from :
cdiu ali.in and respi-etaldlit v, can alone l rrien.! I
him. tli laving till I he con-fit ut ion a I symptoms ol ;
this horrid dis. a-e make their r.ppe.ir.iiice, Mit-h .
as ulcerated son- l lima I. diseased uose. iioetinal ,
pain-in lie- head and limits, dimness of sight, j
dcafnis-. uodts on the shin hones and arms,
I, !.,l, Ii.- oi, the h. ad. face and extremities pit- !
Liv iiig wilii tii-htfiil rapidity, till a! la-t the ,
pal. lie of the inoiiih or the hones of the no-elall '
in. ami lie- vielini ol tlii- awful disea-e liceom.'s i
a hot lid I'l'-.-t of commiseration, till death puts i
a pi-riml lo hi t'.iv.i inn suffering, hy sending
him io"thi-.t t iid. m ov i. dt'oiintry lio n wlien,... i
ii. itavelh r i i urn-."
ll i- a in- laiielioly fai t ih.it thousand- DIE
vi.-linis l-i tlii- teliil'.le tiist-a-.-, Ihroiigh I.-iling j
into the hands of l-gin-raut or unskillful PRE- j
TENDERS, who. hy the use of that d.-a ily Poi
son. Mei.-urv. Ac., .It -troy the constitution, and
ii.e.i) aide of curing, k-ep the unhappy .-Utler. r !
iHoniii al'ltr nionlh taking tii--ii noxious or Ui- j
jiiiioii- eoMtpi-imd-. ami in-te.-rl id' h.-lug r. -tor-d ;
U' . 1.11. -I ll of Lit. Vigor lll.i llappilies-. il! ,e
p;-i.- - ave him with mine I li. iU'.i I" -n:ii .v. r j
hi- l tiling tli-appoinl tueiit . .
It. slich. tlietetole. Dl. JollNsToN pledge- iiil. I
sell lo prt-erve lie- mo.-t Invioiaua- M-ert ev, ai.ti
ft. an ui evtensive praetiee and oh-.-rval ions in
the grcai Hospital-of Europe, and the lirst ii:
this entail rv. v iz : England, France, Philadelphi i
and els. w 1,. re, is cnaMed to o!I. r t!ic most eer- ,
tain, speedy and effectual remedy m I In- v.-,r.
for all di-e.'sc ot impruih-nee.
Hi!. JollN TON.
o I F '1 . . ".. FREDERICK STREET.
r.Al.TlMoiti;. M. D.
Li !i h nut -i.le goo., i r, ui Baltimore st re t, a few
door- from e,.i n..r. Fail not lo oh-'-rv n aine
and iiiiiiiI
;'.r No letters received unless pi-tpaM and
' eoniaiuiug a -lamp to he used on the reply, l'er
. sons writing should state age, and semi a portion
of adv'ut 's, ineiil deseiiliing symptom.
! There are so many Paltry, Designing and
' Worthless !n,pn-ters advertising themselves a
. Piiv -niatis. Itiiling with and ruining the health
of all who unfortniately fall into their power,
: thai Dr. .1. hiiston (iecuis it necessary to .-ay es
peeiallv lo those iiiiat-jiiaiuted with his tvniiM
lion that hi- Cretlt ut'uls or Diploma.- a, -.vay-harg
in hi- ollice.
ENDORSEMENT of HIE PRESS,
'lle-maiiv thott-ands cured at this Estahli.-h-n.c::l,
. ar alii r ear, and the ntiiiieroiis im
poiia'n'l Mngieal Operations jH-rfonnod hy Dr.
Johnston, wiincascd hy the representative-of the
piess ami many ol her papers, not ices of wi-li
have a p -eared again and aga'uhefore the pul.R'-,
, hesid. - his standing as a gentleman of character
' and responsibility, is a siillicient guarantee totln:
i iflliel.eil. h'ni tiireases speedily cured.
March 1. Is;:!. 1
SIM'.I ISV !fl AltKI.i: YAItl),
I iiiirlh Mrt-el lirlow .Marhrt.
sr.M'.l'HV, l'ENN'A.
der-lgin .1 has ret urned fruiii the
MalMe Onarries with 5 Tons
r
of .'I o ii ii Di 'iil. im ra '-S 1 ones,
An-., c.
He h;is l,i,iil,l :it sin h ti-'tires that
will allow him I., s.-.l l.ell,-r stone, for
lesa money , III. Ill heretofore. Thuhcst
Sutlu rliiinl Kalis Marhk1,
.vhieh is hi tter tlnn It ili;in.
Rnihind is now
solil as low as the Malirhesti r.
Tho-c who need anything in the Marble line,
I". 1 1 Monti mcnts, 1 rave-Stones, or other p-irpo-es,
will find it to their interest to cull and examine
this larce. stH-k, as Letter tiaruains can he secur
ed than buying from parties hiick-tcrintr round
the country.
AU lettering will he done in Ihe neale-t and
i.io-t Iniprov.-d stvlc
W. M. DM OlIERTY.
Sunhuiy, .Inn. ll, lsTli.
A (.ooil t'liiiiie' for n onk Stove!
At. I. B. REED'.-.
htoyf. and t;nwai:e store.
Third Si, oppinin. i he Central Hotel, Siinhury,
VXY jM-rsou pun linking noods t) the amount
ofs:! 00 nl retail pi'e-es. fur cash, vill he
entitled to a Ticket for tin- drawing of a lii-t
class No. T. Cook Stove with all the uxtur. s,
valued at :!0, warranted to give atisfaetion.
Notice will he civen of the place .and lime of
tlrawiii!; through the tai rs.
.1. It. REED.
Sniihtirv, Jnlv IS, ls7;l.
f piiE i n
1 in..;,
l..l.le fo;
MtllOlt NT OKI.!
IIRISTIAN NEFK,
Se. i. nd Street, opposite the Coin t rioue, SL'N
ill Ui'. PA..
Re-pi t t full v invites the attention of Retailers
and oi h rs. t hat he has on hand, and wiil eon-
siarilv ke. ii :-ll kinds of
ini:Hi: MI noMESTIC I.I01 ORS. I
'oi:.-i.-iiiisr of Pure Rratidies: Cogniae, Cherry,
(iin n r. Rochel'.e and Otard.
Whi-kles: Pure Rye t.ipiN-r-isf i!h-d. Moi"n-irah'-ki.
Apple and Neelal.
Pl'RF. HOLLAND C.IN !
V. 'uii -: t'h.iiuj.anc Wine. Sherry. Port and
dar-i.
t'ra'-i Cider, Champ.iu.ne "uh r, N. E. Rum,
Rrown Stout and Seoti-h Ale.
STOMACH AND RAR HITTERS,
And all others Liquors which can he found in
the city markets, which will he sold at Whole
sale ami Retail. Every article guaranteed as
represented. Also, a lartrelot of DEMIJOHNS
and ROTTLE8, always on hand.
Ordeis promptly attended in, and yiihlie
patroiucre respeetftlllv solicited
r. N'F.FF.
Siiiilmry. duly :;, ls;!). ly.
VITK1C STORES.
RYE WHISKY,
s I. oo a imKou. ?1 LdO a dozen.
YELLOW SEAL SHERRY,
In laree liottles, lL'M) a do.e;i.
;i.D SEAL RRANDY.
s ls.Oil a dozen.
APPLE JACK,
JAMAICA Rt'M,
M OTCII WHISKY.
CATAWBA WINE.
)U) PORT WINE.
CHA M PAUNES.
SEJARS. AC.
II. tV .'. Villi Kcil.
Tin: Wine Mi:kciiam.
i::il Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia.
let . -.' I. 1 -
dHiscclIancon5.
Dr. J. Walkers California me-
par Uitfors arc rt purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the native
herbs found on the lower ranges of tho
Sierra Nevada mountains of California,
the medicinal properties of which are
t xtracted therefrom without tho use of
Alcohol. Tho question is almost daily
asked, " What is the cause of the unpar
alleled suecess of Yixegar Bitters t '
Our answer is, that they remove tho
cause of disease, and tho patient recov
ers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life-giving princi
ple, a perfect Renovator and Invigorator
of the system. Never before in tho his
tory of the world has a medicine been
comiKiunded possessing the remarkable
qualities of Yinegar Uitters hi healing
dm tick of every disease ninn is heir to.
They nro a gentle Purgative ns well as a
Tonic, relieving Congestion or Inflammation
of the Liver nnd Visceral Organs in JJiliou
Diseases'.
Tlie properties of-Dr. Walker's
Yixegar Hitters are Aperient, Diaphoretic,
Carminative, Nutritious, Lnxative, Diuretic,
.Sedative, Connter-Irritaut, Sudorific, Altera
tive, and Anti-Milieus.
II. IT. IHcDOXAI.D A. CO.,
OruxKisU aud Oriiend At-ut. 8an Frmucisco, Califor
nia, mill it.r. WashuitDU aud Cbarltnu Sts., Sea- Yurt.
Sol.l by nil Uruirg-istK and Deakn.
THE GllEAT KEMEDY FOIi
CONSUMPTION
vvliicli can lie cured bj a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. It is acknowl
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief .and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is ollered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. "When
resorted to in season it sel
dom tails to eiTect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Croup, "Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &e. "Wistar's
Balsam docs not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
i-RKrAiU'.n jit
EETH W. FCfWXE & EONS, Boiton, Hasa.,
And aold hy Dnigfists and DoalcTi generally.
;EO. EVANS.
E. O. MAJZE.
FALL, 1873.
Wc lake pleasure in announcing to our friends
ami the Public reueraliy. that we have opeued a
lleaiitifnl a-sortinenl ot Ooods for FALL and
WINTER. Wc. politely solicit a call from all
who vv i-h to 'et a
;ool I'il. Supi-rlor 1 orkmuiisliip,
mill ltcliable .tlnlrriul.
(lurpn feel system for Self-Mcasnrcment, recolil
inends itself to every one who may desire to or
der Clothing from a di-tancc, copies of which,
with Samph-s of goods, will he sent on applica
tion. Geo. Jilvaii fc Co.,
;tl4 Market St reef, l.liilaleli liia.
"One rrici;" Merchant Tailors and
Clothiers.
Semptemht-r P. 1 SV1.
IV .M. t'AKSOX. Sii A CO.,
No. ".''iS South SECOND Street, below DOCK,
I piiihiilelpliia.
j WILLIAM FARM SON, HENRY HARNFD.
i XFI.SON PCCH, W. W. CREAL'THERS,
' Mann fact ttrcrs of First-Class
; El RNITLRE.
Pticeo reasonah'e. Please cull and Nttmluf.
I
UiMrnRRBiTTrhf I
Scrfuntilr.
G. W. KEF.FER,
V. W. HASSLE!!.
Fall Goodie !
lrv (Jooils, Xolions, Fiirnisliino;
(Uoits, Groceries, Oil Cloths,
Glass ainl Xails
of evi-rv varietv, at- oue low prie,
" at
Kcefcr A: Iiasslcrs Store,
Corner of Fourth and Market Streets,
SL'NBt'PY, PA.
All kind-v of firain taken in exchange "aim- n
ash. Call and sec ns.
KEEFER .V BASSLEK.
Siiubury, Oct. fit, li.S.
XFAV ;0MS. WISTEIt NTYI.KS
of every description and variety such as
DrosM Lioolsi
comprising all the novelties in fahrie and shade.
Woolen oolsi, fancy tiooih.
Fill Assortment of Xotiox?,
which are heint; sold at the lowest Cash Prices.
Also, GnocEniEs and Provisions,
pure and fresh.
i;eensyvai:e, Glassware, ani Wood
and Willow Ware,
Nicest Brands of Flour constantly on hand.
A very large
ASSORTMENT OF AY ALL PAFEII,
hoth glazed and common, always on band.
BOOTS A XI) SHOES
from the celebrated hand made Boot and Shoe
Manufactory of Watsontowu, for
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
HEAD Y-MADE VLOTUIXa,
of all sizes and of the latest styles.
F L O U 11 .
A constant supply of western white wheat tlonr
a speciality.
Tin- pnhlie are invited to call and examine our
ooods tree ot eiiar?e. unr mono is -values.
Sales and Small Prolits," and to please all.
'The highest priec will he pa id for all kinds of
count rv produce.
Bv strict attention to business and Keepim; ai
all times the most complete stuck, and sellinir at
thelowest prices, wp hope to merit a f ill shrire of
patronage.
HEED BROTHER .V SEAMIOI.TZ.
S'liihnry. Iec. 1";:..
igMMB III i i mi il 'll liM"ir 'illTI i rT' "
El'ltisi SHce ii ICi-Hcr el lor tho
AnvFitTtsrvinNT or
PAINE & McCORMICK'S
II A H 1) Y A li K S T o i: K
Vltirkel St.. Siiiilmry. I'n.
March -'!, 1ST". I v.
3
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tl
I
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Tailoring! Tailoring!!
CHARLES MAinL,
"1 ESPECTFI LLY informs the clliens t'f:U
X-l he has just received his
Sprluir.niMl Summer tioodn.
at his
TAILOR SHOP,
on Fourth Street, below Market, in the Mullen
buildim:. and that he is prepared to make up all
kinds of
UEXTV Al KOY'W Sl ITS.
of tin- latest styles. Having had much experi
ence in the ni-iin ss he desires the public to give
him a trial.
tiolhing will be made up in tin- latest Palis
nnd American Fii-hions in the most salisfaclory
manner.
ap."7a. HARLE.S MAIHL.
VICK'N I'loral ;uiil
FOR 1S7U.
20i Pages, .VK) Engravings, ami oiorea i i.ii
Published Quarterly, cis. a year,
First No.
for is?4 jtist issued.
A German edition at Ihe
same rrn-e. Afinress,
.IAMFS VICE. Rochester. X. Y.
Slannfactrtrs.
M.W 1 AIII'KXTKK KIIOI.
The snh-eriher having erected a carpenter shop
on Front St., below Pine, (Frylii-.jrs addition.)
is prepared to do all kinds of carpenter work,
iti l'vii.isii ok rt i:mti i:k ami joiipim;
promptly all ended to on short uotie .
ViWLXVT I'll TL'RE FRAMES
a speciality. All kinds and sizes made to order.
liOOO A Nil (IIKAI". l'AI.1. AM) SKK.
The patronaue of the citi.ens of S-.inhury, are
respectfn'dv solicited.
C. WOODCOCK.
Nov. is, 1S73. :n.
Whon, Jaminry!
COME ONE! COME ALL!!
THE subscriber having erected a Blacksmith
Shop, on the lot adjoining the Oil Mill, formerly
owned hy Morgan V Masser. on Fonrth st.. Sun
bury, is prepared to do
General Rlat-kMiiiitliiug,
on the shortest notice, and in the best manner.
Custom work promptly attended to.
HORSE SHOEING
made a specialty. The patronage of town and
count rv is respectfully solicited.
PETER WILY Eli.
Sunhury, Nov. 7. IS73. tf.
WA'II1XK SHOP AX D IKOX
ForxniiY.
GEO. ROIIRBACII & SONS,
Sun bury, IVnn'a,
INFORM the public that they are prepared to
do all kinds of CASTINGS, and having added
a new Machine Shop in connection with their
Foundry, and have supplied themselves with New
Lathes, Planing and Boring Machines, w.th the
latest Improvements. With the aid of skillful
mechanics', thev are enabled to execute nil orders
of
NEW WORK OR EEPAIRlNii,
that may be giv-n them, in a satisfactory man
ner. (rales I o Null any Stove.
IKON ( OH'MNS, for churches ...r other leiild
ings, of all sizes.
BRASS CASTINliS, Ac
Ornamental Iron 2Teneing
FOR OR WE YARD LOTS ;
VERANDAHS,
FOR YARDS AT REMDEXI ES AC, Alt.
The PLOWS, already celebrated for their xtt
jieriority, have been still f-irtli -r improved, and
will always be kept on lurid.
Also. TIIRESIIINI. M.w I!NI.
Snnl.iirv. May -.'0. 1S7I.
MHISKIC AM) l'l,VM(i 71. M.S.
Thiol Sire. t. adjoining Phil.l. V Erie Ft.
Si; mires North of the t entr il II--:.
sl NIU RY, PA.
R.. t-.ro
i ha- r. ( LEMEy r,
Is prepared to furnish every description of lum
ber retired by the demands of the public.
Having all the latest improved machinery for
manufacturing Lunber. he is now ready to till or
ders mi' all kiinh- of
FLOORING, SIDINfi. DOORS SIU TTERS,
SASH. BLINDS MOCLDINiiS. VE
RANDAS, BRACKETS,
and all kinds of Ornamental Serowl Work. Turn
ing of every description promptly executed. Also,
A I.VlU.E ASSOKTVKNT Of
I I L L LUMR ER.
HEMLOCK and PINE. Also, Shingles, Pickets,
Lathe, Vc.
Orders promptlv lilh-d. and shlpiieil bv Railroad
orothorwise. ' IKA T. CLEMENT.
declfl-fiSjlv
J. F. LERCH'S
CARRIAGE AND
AVAGOXIIAKING
ESTABLISHMENT,
CHESTNUT ST, SUNBUBY, PA.
VEHICLES OF Al l. KlMls MAUI' TO OltKEU.
The latest styles and the best workmanship.
Samples mav be seen at the shop, liive hlin
call.
Snnbnrv. Dec. 7, 1S72. lj.
(Fobmeki-t Wood & Miss.)
STATIONARY 8 PORTABLE
Steam Engines.
The Rest & Most Complete Assort meat
tn tlio Market.
These E'npine, have nlwavs maintained the very
hiKhvt sfaudard of cxrellenee. We make the
muniit'iietim- "f Eniines, lloiler nnd Saw Mill.1 a
Binviulty. AvSo have tlielnrssit anil mostompi.-t
works of the kind in the country, wsn inuchiuery
tpeciiillT adapted to the work.
We keep constantly in process lance number, or
E.-TBines, whk-h we furnish at the very lowest prieet
and on thu shortest notio?. Wo build Kninrie
ppecially adapted to Mines. Saw Mills, Orwt Mills,
Tanneries, I otton Gins, Threshera and all classes
ol manufacturinff.
We ara now huildm? the culebratetl Lane Circu
lar Saw Mill, the best and most complete saw mill
vcr inventetl. , ,
We make the manufacture of Saw JIdl outfits a
eppeial feature of our business, and can funu-iu
complete on the shortest notice.
Our aim in all cases is to furnish the best ma
chinery in the market, and work absolutely tin
equaled for beauty of design, economy and strength.
tjend for Circular and Price List.
UTICA STEAM ENGINE CO.
mcA, sr. t.
THE PARKER GUN.
iVl
END STAMP FOR CIRCULAR
PARKER BROS
WEST MERIDEN,CT.
STOVK V TIX KST.41IIiI.SII.il EXT.
MARKET STREET, Sl'NBL'RY, PA. !
ALFRED KRAUSE, l'roprii -t..r.
sl Ct'KsSOK TO SVIITII 4 liKNTMi:!!.
HAYINO purchased Ihe above well known es
tablishment, Mr. Kratisc would resectful
ly inform the public that he now has on hand a
large assortment of
cookinm; stoves,
S peer's Cook Anti-Du-t, Regulator or Revolving
Top, Combination. Susquehanna and others,
which arc .so arranged as lo be used for Coal or
Wood, nnd are warranted to perform satisfactori
ly or no sale. HEATERS of all kinds put np to
heat one or more rooms. HF.ATINU STOVES
of different kinds at very low prices.
Tinware of Every Inscription
kept constantly on hand. Roofing and Spouting
with the best material, done at short notice.
REI'AIRINli attended to with dispatch. Coal
Oil at il Lamps constantly on hand. Japan ware
ofa x.ntl Store oppo-iie Conley's hardware
store. Oive me a call. A. KRAl'SE.
apI'M-ly
Send for Illustrated Catalogue and examine
our prices before purchasing, a we claim to sell
lower than anv other establishment iu the City.
REMEMBER the NUMBER.
l-.':;0 RIUGE AVENCE. Philadelphia.
STEAM ENGINE
s.
l'E.WSVLVAXIA It All, ROAD.
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE II. R. DIVISION.
WINTER TIME TABLE.
On and after Sunday, December l.-t. 1S73, the
Trains on the Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road Divi
sion will ruu as follows :
WESTWARD.
Buffalo Express leaves Philadelphia,
12.55 p m
5.U5 p ra
D.'Jy p in
2.15 a ir
K.50 a ni
10.20 p m
3.05 a ra
7.30 a m
H. 40 a ui
10.U5 a ra
7.'i0 p m
8.00 a ra
I. 30 p m
e.20 p m
" " Jlarrtsburg,
" " " Williamsport,
" " Emporium,
" " " arr. nt Buffalo,
Erie Mail haves Philadelphia,
" Harrisburg,
" " Williamsport.
" " ' Lock Haven,
" " " Renovo,
" " an ut Erie,
Elmira Mail leaves Philadelphia,
" " Harrisburg,
" ' 4; Williamsport,
" " arr at Lock Haven,
Renovo Aeeomod'n leaves Harrisburg.
7.o- p in
8.25 a m
" " arr. Williamp't,12.55 p m
EASTYVAr.D.
Buffalo Express leaves Buffalo,
" " ' Emporium,
5.25 p m
9.00 p m
1.10 a m
4.50 a m
9.10 a m
11.20 am
S.40 p m
9.55 p m
11.10 pm
3.05 a m
8.00 a m
7 55 a in
9.30 a ra
1.50 p m
" " Williamsport,
" " arr. at Harrisburg,
" " " Philadelphia,
Erie Mali leaves Erie,
" " " Renovo.
" " " Lock Haven.
Williamsport,
" " arr. ut Ilnrrisburg,
" " " Philadelphia,
Elmira Mail leave Lock Haven,
" ' Williamsport,
" " arr. at Harrisburg
' " Philadelphia,
5.50 p m
Harrisburg Aeeom. Ieave9 Williarasp"t, fi.50 p in
" ' arr. at Harrisburg, 10.50 p ru
" ;' " Philadelphia, 2.50 a ra
Mail East eonneet east and west at Erie with
L. S. & M. S. R. W. and at Corry nnd Irviweton
with Oil Creek and Allegheny R.K. W.
Mail West with east and west traiDs on L. S.
& M. 5. R. tt . and at Corry ami Irvineton with
Oil tlreek and Atleghenv R. R. tt
Elmira Mail and Buifalo Epress make close
connections at williamsport with N. . R. Y,
trains, north, and at Harrisburg with X. C. R,
W. trains south.
vVM. A. BALDWIN, tieii'l Sup'i.
ki:adix railhoai.
W I N T E R A R RAN (JEM ENT.
MfiMni, Nov. 10th, 1ST:;.
Trains leive Harrisburg lor Xt-w York a fol
lows: at 5..and S.10, a. in., and 2.0O, p. in.,
connecting with trains on Pennsylvania Rail
road, and arriving at -Jew York ut 12.Xi, 3.50
and 9.45 p. iu., respectively.
Rcturnining : Leave Xew York at 9. a. in.
12.50 and 5.30 p.m., Philadelphia at 7.l, 9.15
a. m., and 3.30 and 7.15p. in.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Potts, Hie,
Tam.i.paa, Minersville, Ashlnnd. Shamokiu, Al
lentovvn and f'hi!ade!.iiia at 5.30 and W a. in.,
2JK) and 4.05 p. m., stopping at L-baniii and
principal way statit-n ; the 4.l'5 p. m.. train eon
uectilig for Philadelphia, Pottsville and Colum
bia only. For Fottsv'ille, Seh-.tylki'.l Haven and
Auburn, via Schuylkill aud Susquehanna Rail
road leave Harrisbnrg at 3.00 p. in.
East Pennsvlvani.i Railroad trams leave Keail
ing for Alb-mown. Easton an I New vnrk at
1:&?W"&
m.. and Allentew n at 7.20 a. m., 12.25, ilo, 4.35
and I s.55 p. m.
tt'ay Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at 1
l.M a. m., conueciing iu neaoing wim irain on
East Penna. Railroad, returning leaves Potts
ville ut 4.35 p. nt., stopping at all stations.
Leave Pottsville at I..0O, S-05 id 9.10 a. m..
and 2.30 p. m.. Hemdon at 10.00 a. si., Shamo-
kiu at li.00 and 11.0'ia. lu.. Ashland at 7.1S a.
in., and 12.20 p. m., Mahanoy City at 7.53 a.m. 1
12.54 1. in., Taiiianuaat .".15, S.35 a. m., and
2.15 p. m.. for Philadelplea, Xew York. Reading, 1
1 1.. sr.sliit..r .i'n
w....w..., -
Leave Pottsville via M-huylkiil and &uwiu-
haMiia Railroad at S.05 a. m., for Harrisburg,
and 12.05 p. in., for Pincgrove and Tremont.
Pf.itvi!l tecnmmivlalion Train leave Potts-
viile at 0.00 u. in., passes Reading at 7.i'0 a. in.,
arriving at Philadelphia at 10.10 a. in. Return
ing leaves Philadelphia at 4.45 p. ru., passes
Reading at 7.15 p. ni., arriving nt Pottsville at
11.00 j. m.
Pottstovvn Accommodation Train leaves Puts
town at li. 45 a. in., returuiuic. leaves Philadel
phia (Ninth and Green.) at 4.30 p. m.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading nt
7.40 a. m., and 0.15 p. in., for Ephrata, Lit:,
Lancaster, Columbia, Ac ; returning leave Lan
caster at s.20 a. ra., and 3.30 p. in., and Colum
bia at 4.15 a. ni.. nnd 3.20 p. m.
Perkiomen Railroad trains leave Perkiomen
Junction at ll.O.'m. m.,2.25,2.55 and 6.00 p.m.;re
turning. leave Pennsburg ut 0.00 and 7.25a. m.,
12.15 nnd 4.15 p. in., connecting with trains on
Reading Railroad.
Iiclferitij ' -"- i:i.,,! t"iin 1eoo Pt,.
nixvilie at y.05a. m., 3.0.".-iud 5..V) p. m. ; return
ing, leave Byers at 0.30 a. m.. 12.40 and 4.20 p.
m., connecting with traius on Reading Railroad.
Colebrookdale Railroad trains leave Pottstown
at H.40 a. in. and 1.05, 0.20 returning leave Mount
Pleasant at 5.50 and 11.25 a. m. and 3.00 p. m.,
connecting with traius on Reading Railroad.
Chester Valley Railroad train leave Bridge
port nt h.30 a. ni. 2.32 aud 5.33 p. in., returning,
leave Uowuingtowii at 0.40 a. in., 12.20 and 5.40
p. m., connecting wilh trains on Rending Rail
road, On Sundays : leave New York at 3. 30 p, in.,
Philadelphia at S.00 a. m. and 3.15 p. in., leave
Pottsville at 8.00 a. m., aud 2.35 p. m., leave
Harrisburg nt 5.30 a. ra. and 2.00 p. m. ; leave
Allentown at 8.55 p. in. ; leave Reading nt 4.15,
7.40 a. in. and 10.15 p. ni. for Harrisburg,
at 7.30 a. in. for Xew York, and at 9.40 a.
m. and 4.10 p. ni.. for Philadelphia. ,
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Baggage cheeked through : 10ii pounds allowe i
each Passenger.
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Californlim Farmiux.
From the San Francisco Alts, December 8.
The year 1S73 has been a prosperous one
for the farmers of California as a class,
though the profits have been verj irregular
ly distributed. The grain Gelds had a most
promising appearance in January and Feb
ruary, but the spring rains very ecanty.
and the consequence was a light yield, iu
proportion to the area sown, and a com
plete failure in some of the drier districts,
including portions of San Joaquin valley.
The cumber of acres in wheat and barley
2,.MK,(X)0, and the total yield about 22,
000,000 bushels, as nearly as can, be ascer
tained at present is less than eight bush
els to the acre on the average. In accord
ance with the custom of the State, many
thousands of acres were cut, while green,
for hay, so that the average yield of the
field harvested for grain was probably not
less than fifteen bushels. The area sown
was twelve or fifteen per cent, greater than
in the previous year, ihe increase being
mainly in the middle of San Joaquin and
Salinas valleys, and the northern and of the
Sacramento valley districts lately made
accessible by railroads. The yield was far
from satisfactory, but the prices proved to
be exceptionally good. The harvest of the
year in the leading grain districts of Eu
rope was very poor, and especially in Rus
sia, which has of late been the chief source
of supply, and which, by the rapid increase
of its production, threatened to drive our
grain from the markets of England and
France. The misfortune of Europe was the
good fortune of Califarnia, and wheat rose
early in the season from $1 o0 per cental
2 20 and $2 30. The rise in price has
given at least $6,000,000 more to our farm
ers than they would have obtained in ordi
nary seasons for the same amount of grain.
The opinion is entertained by many, that
California should seek to change her agri
cultural industry so that wheat and barley
should not occupy three-fourths of the culti
vated land every year. At present, much
of our land cannot be made to yield any
kind of profitable annual crop save grain,
which requires less moisture than trees,
timothy, alfalfa, red clover, Hungarian
grass, beets, turnips, potatoes sweet pota
toes, and kitchen vegetables generally.
Forest, ornamental, and fruit trees would
live ia dry lands generally if they were sup-
j plied with water through the summer for
i the ficst three or four years. In England
: ami New York the farmer has a rotation
I f b Srowini wheat one year, tur-
j nips the next, oats the third, and timothy
ti,. fourth, or bv some similar course. As
we cannot grow the turnips nor the timo
thy, and have no sufllcieut market for much
oats many of our horses living entirely on
wild grass wc make a rotation in treat
ment and not in crop. Thus one year we
sow wheat and, the next we let the field
volunteer, and cut the wheat for hay if it
, . , .
i to noes not promise mucu graiu, aim rncu
j cornmencc again. Occasionally changing
i ' ' '
from Wheat bariCV. lUt 3S Olir CUmate
aud the high cost of labor have not been
favorable to the use of manure we have
been gradually impoverishing our soil, and
crops of forty bushels per acre are now
rarei than those of fifty bushels were twenty
j years ago.
j Corns ox Horses' Fekt. Corns are
j not a disease, but result from injuries to
the sole of the foot. When the sole is par
ed thin, a Wow from a stone which strikes
it, injures the sensitive portion of the foot
which should be protected by the sole, aud
of blood or MrumoMaM, whICTi
presses upon the bruised part, and causes
lameness. A red or discolored spot is seen.
This is supposed to be a corn, and is pared
away until it bleeds, and instead of good
being done there is much evil. If the shoe
is also impropeily put -on, so that the bear
ing is unequal, parts of the sole become
bruised with the same result. A remedy
is to foment the sole with hot water, or to
stuff the foot with tow, which should be
soaked iu hot water repeatedly. If a badly
fitting shoe is the cause, it should he re
moved before the fomentations are applied,
and refitted with an even bearing all round,
but especially at the heel, when the lame
ness will disappear. If the shoes are al-
i ways well fitted, and made long at the
I heel, and the sole and frog not pared
down until no protection to the foot is Itft,
there would be many fewer lame horses,
Efhttfj?.
Frvit Gardens. Unv persons think
j that if they have' one variety of each kind
j of fruit, that is enough. This is a mistake,
! and one who thus plants will not experi-
ence half the pleasure which comes from
; selecting a proper proportion of early and
, late sorts. Blackberries' and raspberries
j can be enjoyed for some weeks longer if
j both early and late varieties arc set out.
: Winter is the proper time to lay out this
work, and by carefully reading and com-
paring the statements of the best authori
j ties one can, with the proper soil, plant
: with good prcspects of success. There are
man) works upon the different small fruits,
and all contaiu something of interest as well
as value to the fruit-raiser. Trees which
! have becu trained as cordons ought to be
I safe from cattle, and in the case of apricots
1 and peaches will be all the better if a little
; protection is given during the winter.
' Grapevines may he pruned at any time
j when the weather is not too cold. At the
South the work of preparing the soil and
i in some places planting can be carried on,
; but at the North little outside work can
be done at this season of the year.
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