WIT AND HUMOR.
Dr. vp to Tin-, I.aw.Sow jt'aN n"" 11
man without ft fVmil.v or rclulivis lived in a
county of Arkansas;, and Miim-twec. of un
estate." worth live t luniKi'id eloilars. lie went
k New Orleans an.i wn absent four years
wi 1 oui being heard tVm. The Vrohntc
.Mnloe graded administration on his cnt a.1
voun.l it up and discharged tin- adminis-
Tin1 iviin returned had been t"
) v. hen in t lie court the follow ing
iv 1 pluo" :
.1 M.,;i If your Honor please. I want
1 1.- returned to mo, in you mo 1 nm
IV.
n.v (.:
id.
! -.1 know- that i-'. a man --that
,, i
, c ami in court, but ii a court. 1 know
a dead, for the vecords of the conri
mid auainst their verity tln rc car. In
vou hi
S'l
n, a- i-nticnt so shy Lord Coke, and ;
many other hooks 1 never tviiil.
Ilea l Man lint 1 want my properl.
it'.' IV diiferoncc to mo bethel youi 1
! ei 'Vt. I am n'.'ve. ami have not
I'i'i!
i
ae.il !
trans
me el
l..vv.
nr.'.s ii
ved my propel :y. tnid
, iihout my consent b
v'o.irt -If you intiin.'MC
; court lie. tl.!s (ori-i
to neprivr
again -i tiie
iiiat the fee
::; 1
Dead Mm Setv.l
Court SherilV, ta
.11:11, ' 1
aiilie
thi-
ntioil out.
Ocn. Nolson Mado to Mink Tii
A eone::'nv,iiV.-i.t of the Tv.inton,
, Ohio,
having
.'(,, '.' ', relate-! the fo'lou in
( eeu;-'.-( il ut I .111111 due 1 1 1 ill :
The cnuii iruar-l al'U-r i.ila are iuslrei -ted
to a'i.nv ii.ilic to in or m.: wiiiioat
ill"; a e, muter-i.xn. and to retain as jiri-Hop.er.-
tiio.-e v.lio coir.'.' tVoia the or.t.-ii le !',
tin" line: wi'.hoiit it. ti'-n. Nel.-on caim.' to
(-ne of the :ruaril.; one evuiiiiur, .iu.-t al'ler ilie
1 ; i.iiter-l'.ra had heen given out
and held 1
Homethiii Iiko the toilowing coii.-i r.-at.i.u :
(Uiai-l V-lhi't ! AYho comes tin re .'
tJciU'fal -I am Gen. kelson, Loiiim.iiulin
this army.
(Uiai'd-I don't care n d 11; mark linie,
niarih. Corporal of the guard, No. 1,
(((le.kiii liis iieee.)
Cien. uaiinniencinjr to mark time slowly.)
You d n fool, I'll have vou punished
like hell.
timid I don't care a d 11 : if ief'lelhm
was here without the Cf.uiitcrsijrn, hei-hould
mark time till the corporal comes. Quick
time, iiiareh.
t,ien. (Swi-arirnj and swtatin. - Let me
rest.
Ciiiard yi
IV,- this time the news had spread like
wild lire through the camp that one of the I
guards had Cen. Nelson out at post No. 1.
marking time, and half of the reiriment was
collected on that i-idc enjoyinjt the joke
hugely. 'J'he corpoial was very slow in
fdiiiiiii;'. and ( very time Nelson would -lack-ea
p' i-.l. Xu; guard would ceck his ymi and
t niiinianii mark time.
By llie time of the arrival of the corporal,
tin- iM-iiciv.l's rage had so far sul-idcd that
l.e too iieg.iu to see tile humorous, .-'klu of
the joke.
Damim; rin:ir, li.ui
,isi ie it-- 1 i o'liil ry las
"W York d.i:iiig llie 1
s off. Two un-o-es
vi-ited Nihlo's in
111! let season. AY hen
.-amer-elad nymjilis
on the stage, tliev
rc-ttv. "Oil. Annie i"
"'Well. Marv C
.11
.'liori sliiiti (I, gos
le their appearance
aine restless and lidi
laiiiu'd one fnt' rmr.
": ain't nice I don't like it." "llush.'' !
"I don't cere, it ain,t, nice, and I wonder I
in; hrou:.iit u- to siuh a place." 'Hush, j
Mary, ihe i'ollis laugii at you." After one or
i -vo tiiiigs and u piroiRtte, the lilusliing
Mi -s slid: "Oil, Annie, let's, go it nin't !
.- '.', in. I 1 d.'ii'i fm!..jfa!''tV' "J)o
- '. 'nry, n-iiei-a tiie -i.-ter, v. a
t' 1 - was s -..r e . :h, in h '.t wo.-e en :
deli nn'm.ii ion, "it's tiie lirst time 1 ev
a Ihcalre, e.nd I sllppo-o.. it will I.eth
-e ';: -j ;...y t ,' -'- ' V'. i tl.ij
o-v n
v ill i
r va 1
';.":' '"(
"'I'lu m: was a man in the land of l'z, and
his name v.ns .Toll, who feared Cod, and es
chewed all evil." This meant, hoys,'" said
the master, that he eschewed evil' as I do
toiiaec'i : he won ii.I have nothing todowilh
it." With this t lenr and forcible illustration
of the word "eschew,' he proceeded, and a
number at verses were read and coinim nted
on in a similarly clear intelligent manner.
A few days afterwards the school committee
called to make an examination and report
progress. The master culled the boys up
ami began to put tin 111 through the exam
ination. "Who was the man who lived in
IV. .'" he asked, ".lob." "Was he a g.iod
man ?" "Yes." "What did he tlo f'' v"Ue
(hewed tobacco when nobody else would
hu f anything to do with it." was the buy's
answer.
':ui'gi;m What's Ihe matte-' with you
Would l'e-Lempt Weak bai k, sir - i rv
Weak baek.
S. Weak knees, you mean.
AV. Yes, sir, weak knees viry weal;
kr.i 0;, can't march.
S. Ye?, I'll give you a certificate -(writes
:)
"I' poll honor I hereby certify that the.
bearer. . is weak in the knees, a givM
cm.ud w'.ii shrinks from defending iiis
country. Hope he will 1 e put in the from
n.uks where he, can't run away.
, Mirgcon," ie.
V.'. 1 Handing the surgeon a ijiiarbr. 1
thar-k you. fir. I knew I was entitled to .1
ft it ilieu' e. 'Ihis rebellion, o wicked and
men-trous, must be put down. I
111 v hea'T good to sic ti.e eiit igy (
i.ient in ordering a draft.
I Here rea Is the ta rtilieate all'
ilai'tford Times.
Il.i-. llnUe
"tliel'rcs-
f.iiul-' -
Cosi-m-.-ive Evidi:n( k. - Si-vei'al yi ;.i s
ago, and soon after the "anti-license law"
eame into lnree in thetlri'en Mountain Stat",
a traveler stopped nt a ho'.i I nnd asked tor a
glass of brandy.
Don't keep ii.' said the landlord ; for
bidden by the law to .-oil lii.ui.r ot' any
kind.
"The dei.ee you arc." iv:-toiv I i'u -:i,;i,;-i t
in( ivelulod-ly.
Such iti the fact," rejilii d the ho f . tin
hi. Use don't keep it."
"Then bring your ow u buttle. aid th,-
traveler, with decision .- vou nei dn'i on tend
!j nie Hint yon k-p th.it t
jir on wut'lr.'
Th' 1iim.Iir.l 1:mIj:1o'.I h- :.:
Lis jiiivali- IfolUc.
if Miur in :v-
ti!-
I It
A a ni i' '-i:nti.i.m vnwIii
.'il)g hoW foll.n i.M-li to M
lay-, one dn halleugol
lilch on a load nf hav l.
i W as a. w a
i irk in lii
I::. l.n.
. la-: as 1.
.s !-.-.
.le.
to
. ..ui-1
-icd it. The ( llal!i-li"e vva- :
toy-wagon driven round and ll
ili liceel. For soine time tin- ol
i-Jiii d, llie
tiia! coin
limit lu 1.1
os. own cii'ililal ly, callin-f out- "Mori hav !
nine hay Thieker and fu-ter it ruiiic.--fb'
eld mail was in ailj covered, vt'.ll bo
' it i r. in;j out - -More hay! more hav!"'
; Uiie.th. si rug;; ling to Keep on the top of j
he disordered und ill arranged heap, it M-.
-,ai til- t to lull, thui to slide, and ut h.st oll'i
t wt i.t I'm m the wagon, the old man with!
t. "What are yi.u doing down here ;" I
ried tie- 1m s. "I tame down for hay," I
nswiivd the old iii-iu, stoutly.
- - -
.'.X .ib.-cu' v. He i - 1 1 1 ii.- a.lvt itis-ed for:
T.:i...- r a!.-, i-ie.. will rain all. Think of!
'.:! 1 1 j I' 1 -i i . lour rts, vour liti-bnl.- - j
b::.i.'u. .ni u ri; : a'l n.eiy vet be well. Ai any J
ate. ( in lose, the key i.t llie cupboard wlnic j
lie pin U." . i
- - -
' 1 um w i. id t he peep,
bill MUO"l
iias i r. vield rul r . f owi.ri'iil people
"ii".i!!me.tor
HAVE YOU A COUGH?
Then u'C JAYNS'H EXPECTORANT To rot
allow vour cold t(i tukn If own forte Two Herds
of the victiUi.- i.f ciimiiuiit'on owe their affliction to
II. i. I.iliil 11 ijl .tr i,r wnllinff Inr n COllirll to E'-t well
ef itdf. ' lHi nut full Into thii error, but avail
vours.lf lit once of ft remedy which thirty yours
experience hns demonstrated is cerUiin to procure n
ppce'dv aire.
"havi-you asthma on fhtiitst.-
Then me JAYXK'M EXPECTORANT, which will
overcome Iho s nsinuilio eiintriictiiin of Iho wind
tutus, iiii-l ciiiim' them to eject t lie mucinmsnr inntlcr
w liieh clogs tin "I up. mid kv n easy and free expec
furatiou remove nil difficulty of bronlhing.
have you mioxniiTis'
Then n..IAYXKSKXPKCTOR AST. Thiswidr-fi.rc.-nl
disease which limy goiicriilly he described ns
i.' Ii.n .iii.iitiiui of Hie finu'rkin which lines the Inside
of lln-wind tubes nr nlr vessels, siircnding through
j cv erv pi'fi "i (lie lung-1. ip noon iiiae-n -i -iiuiii
i lion" 'J'he Expectorant subdues this infln milt i -n,
! K .ii vc- the attending couch, pain, find ilifliculty of
' l.rcclhiier. rn.l if the ease is not of too lung standing,
will cirlninly produce a cure.
; have vor consumption '
Tic -n ttc JAYM-: . l-'XPl-XTQllAXX. II clenn.
sos I lii- lungs fioni nil in-itntir.g nintlors. while nt the
f.'ic.e torn- it In el' mid lnvi.'orntcs llicni. m tin rne
-.lie-' v l.i.-li h.'ivc been' oll'cicd to llie nulilic fur
litii- drcii'l dir-etiie. nunc have stood the test of time or
nii'.iniiiini"l so universal n popularity ns this Kypecto
iiint. 'J T-ous.'ind.s wholiiivi! been i:ivt-n up by their
I l' c-;, i- n- 11s iicur:ibe Ivivc bci n re-tort d t f-crf- ct
l"iil'ii t-y I'-- 1,-'-. unit their tesiiniuuy must cairy
i juviclit'll to nil who tend it.
II A VK Yor IM-KlTiTPY
Tien usclAYXK4.-! KX l'Kt'T T AXT. Pytnliin?
t:il;ii'. tw.i or three lnrjrc doses in the early slnjxe of
the (ii-en.-c in oiiick siiccc.-siou. nnd covcrini; up
wnrnily in bed. inis prcinriitien nets 11s 11 sml'iritic or
swo ilii-h' niL-.h- ine. nnd futdncs llie inli.aanlicii nt the
Otlt.-Ct.
iiavi: yoi; wmn ri vn-t'on.n.
Thin use JAYXK'S KXPKf'TOU ANT. There is
j no n iin-!y whiihso 1 llectu.-illy i.vcn-.-Tni ll-ibsc.-i-e
1 lis llie I.xpeclornnt. Wh.-it purcnt cr.n w iiiu.-s lli'j
1 sulli rinirs ef li'-r liildren t'l "Pi thi.- il;-i!-'-..ilifT cnin-
pl.iint wiihoiit (li-in nil in ln-r piwcr hn their
i relief tVh-it iiu-,!iciiie so ;.'cns'M I" t tie t-istc. it
ccrli'in to M-oiluc' unim il'.nte to il tit ' lin e 1111
ti ii.I. nnd let il prove its etiicaey.
IIAVi; YOf CUotT '
Then ii-o,1 AYXK'r: KXPKCTOJ1AXT. t'lildren
lire sul'j'-ct to no (li.-oitse. more sudden in its nt:ick
er. in the nlei nee ef pi-oiu't relief, none nn'tc fitnl
in its rc-ul!s thnn Crimp. 1'iirciits. therefore, shmibl
keei nt hnnd n r' li.eily sure iin-1 thnroiiih. Such n
i-emedy limy be luutid in the l-.pcctoriint. and every
ciucl'ul inollier will keep it supply by her.
.lAYXK'S KXriXTOHAXT
Is n ftnndiinl medicine. For thirty yciirs il hns been
before the public, nnd ilurin; this peiiod its curative
p invcrs luive been t'-stiticd toby nil elnsscs of people
in nil qunrters of iho world. I'hysieinns. elcruyincn.
lnw yer---. no rcliniits, nnd liieehniiies linve exp.ei ii r.ci-d
its- I't'incdiitl i-!l(-ets. und hnvc fnriii.-hed us with their
le-iliuHiny, nnd it limy be f"iind nt length in our
AliiKinie . to be hnd prnlis of nil njjents. To their
com incini; eertificntcri we would refer the (bnibtinjr.
The i:xi KeTo 11 A NT nnd nil lr. 1). .lAYXK V
SON'S Tamh.y Mi:intINts lire sold by nil Uniists
grnenillv
Mnv 17. lt'2. 111.
i:i:eeu- 11011:1,,
Uan-ishir-, Pi.
ri"tlli: mniittcnicnt of this well-known Hotel hnv
l in)! been lesiiiiu'd by .Mew. C'oYLK A HKliH.
Iho present proprietors. hc! lenve to inform the public
thnt the hou-v i- luav bi'in, llcirnulily vernivMcil.
rt-tilted. nnd iiaprovcl. with n view to the pri-jier nnd
ciiiiiforfiible ne.ii'iuuinil.itii'irVf llmsu who mi.y fatnr
the t sinlilisliniciit with their custom, (iuccis will
receive due nlUntii.n nnd courtesy, nnd no c.-.pe.ise
wii! lie spnred thnt mny enduce to iiiaintniii o
hotel in 11 fnst-cf.is- style.
rnuiiiiei nnd others de-irin:r to sej urn in Ibin-is
bunt during the nimnier nii'Ulhs. will find ldoHs.-ini
boarding nnd lingo nnd w cll-vciif ilalctt n-nuis id eur
c-lilbli.-hllie-llt, uji'jll ll.idel-.-lte Icims.
sCUTT COY1.K
Mnich 2'.'. ls'i'.2. .1 t I I.PKIl f IlKUIt.
JAMES B A It B E 11 ' S
WIIOT.KsU.F, AND rtl'TATI,
CLOCK US TABL1SIIMENT,
S. Comer Second anil Chestnut sis ,
rMUtdclitltia.
A GF.XCY fur the PATI'.XT KQf AI.l'lNG THIRTY
iV. DAY (T.tK'.KS, n vety (Icsinil.le urliclc lor Cliurcll
cs, Iliilelf, Uiiuks, Cniuilini! Ih'iines, P.-irtiirs. c.
Alm..,Miimifiielnrerol' i- IXK liOI.D I'M.NS.
I'.l c'-:s ri'isurcil nnd warriinteil.
C!..c), Tlic.u-.u fr.i n! cV'T il.-sf-ri; 'i 'll
1 ''!. ' 1 i.-.i, .tavimri- I'.',' I-MI- 3v
'I in; t zstvTi."
l'i'TON S NKWt'nMi-.i;. 1'roinkii.r.
r pill.-5 lld'.ITib i.-:ei ntc 1. cirivenicr.t by 1'n wnn r
1 I'nrs t i nil pnrt.. ed' il.e city, i.n.l in tveiy pai
ticntur iiilnpled to the cciefirls laid wnnts ef the
bu-incss public.
I if' Teiins, il all per day
September 21. lsill ly
"i l(il'"K Sew Vii k c I'oiuxkry .
book. yi:wsrAi'j:i jouasd ouxa.
X'EXTA L
nar w ."E5""."5ai:
UM- hnvc the fullest nsxii-lincnt of Ihe most use ful
kindc of Plain und Ornamental Type, muuii-fiictiire-d
from the mosl duraidc metnls. fini.-hed with
the lircntcst cure and aceurnt-y . securing perfect justi
ticitii'ii. Spi cimen Hooks mid estimates furnished up-.-Ti np
plie.itioii. ul.e.
PKixTixi; i ki:ssi:s,
with their npj urtennnees of nil the ;i proved innki rs
W O O Ii T Y p i; .
of nil Ihe Inte-t styles, of nil sizes. .Meinl ITiruiiure
b'ibiii--Sa iii itules. fuses, t'liluncts. I-'urni I lire.
1'iiiiiiii Ink. i-nd e i-ry urticle t ho Printer rc-juirc...
Xcin.s liberal l'la-irpt noenfiiiii.
i .i:mi-.ii. i.rni.i: a n .
f'.'i and lij ljickuinu street. New Yelk.
.Mnv .'!. Im'iJ.
BaiUoli4ii Collrr.
f T 1( r s 'rejirMiion, inaile from Iho h-$ .lava
1 t'efh-e. i veciHiinH'iidtd hv liVficiau' a. a u'e
nor N I TlUllul S UFA LUaV. K 'for (ieiieial debil
ity. lty;'ip-iii. nnd all l!illi-u.- i m1 t-. T l.ou.-fiiii)
who hiue 1c t n coiit.tdli-d to nliandoii the u.-e t
coftcr. willu-'f: this without injuriou. fVec:. One
cm enntjuiii; die .-trrith td' two j oun-U of ordinary
colic c. l'rice 2' cim.-.
KOLLOCK S LKVA FN",
The -nc : and he.-t BAKINtl VOW Mili ki...w ' r
iiiakinj' lii.t. ucct and hutritiou.- iJicud i.ud Cake
I'l lCC I jemti.
W MAM I U II'l'Kli Ii V
M il. KoLU'lK, I Inn.U,
l'"t:nr uf LroMil ::nd Che.-: ut r: recti-,
1 lui Arri.rin v,
aid -old I v nil Prnggi.-is and iO"
.Malch 1.' IM'J.
Out! SA1.K. eh.ap. lln.
. I its of the. .
Ltlde'. iii two volumes, with cmiiim ntarie-s
ii ii. .mas.-i;u.
I In- iil-h.ion-s uml i:-rit'ii'' il'
mi liMiiliil.
1J)l LLIi-llKli fur ll.u beuetit und us n warning
and n eauliun tu young mm who sutler fn ui
.irvuns lii-lilily. Preiiialiirc Peeay. Ac. ; supplying
ut the tame time the means of fc-clf-Curc. I'.y one
ul.u has cured hiin-e-lf alter being put to great i-x-pi
l..-e tliruiigli mctlicnl iiupu-it ion and ipiackery
1:, t i.i-l'-ing a (.".-t-j.aid uddre stcd en e-iupe, single
c.'l ie.- n.av be had ut ihe author,
.VAlllAMi:!, .MAV1-AI11, I - .
i.'cdtuid. Kii.-- Co.. -. Y.
.il.ii -h I '-. IS.-.2 - ly
A I. Is I A I li K " "
I I'r1'!'
etved I'imii .New York a large aivsui-unent
I nf 'ALL PAPhlt, fuiisUlingil t
ll .M'Itt 1) !
ami tWi.vi v-uiKi:-: lMi-Fi:ii:iT Stvi.fi. and Fi-j
iii:v'. vtfrvin-' in riii- e front tl ccnti urwaiHs. all of.
V. hi h will be
oh, ut tin- hnv'-t cn.-h I rices, nt the
r l.eap torc of
itii:bi,iv. Mm
J If
II L.M.'tL.
. h iv.j
!
"l lll IMIIIIS,
laid.
I.ar.l Oil.
. n.okcl Li-, f.
ilutt' r,
Cheese.
Iiried Fruit.
IJeims,
Ac . Ac.
.-i i c -.
.-l.i,:,i-
I'oi I:
WM
Mi ll. A Ml.
I l.esiail Slr.-e-t Wharf, Philadelphia.
r.-li -'.
II.
tl !. II.
Iiu-lli V ill I.al, M .NHIHY, PA
i c,
'uliectiul.s utl'-li lcil tu in the Cl'ttnties nf ,,r.
tliiiiebi i-luud. t oiun. M.yd-r, Montour, Columbia
and Lycoiutiiir
n ri t iicsi es.
Hon .lohn M Heed. Philadelphia,
A li liutivll A Co ,
lion W in A Poller. ' '
.Morton .Mc.Michael, , '
il Keli haiu i Co , 2V P carl r-lrt-c-t, Xcn Iiurk
.lulin W. Ashuiiaid, A:tnrney ut Law-,
Malil.cws A Cox, Atloiucysut Law, "
uuhui-y, .lli.lch J'.l, 1.-0
)"0 r:.- AND CHOI'S can be piirchait-d tit Ihe
Maiun.olh tui c of FriliujJ 4 Orunt. very cheap,
a- we arc djienniui-d not tube undersold by anybody.
Call and learn th.- lid of price.; fur vouisch i.
f-oiibtny, Jun 1- l". FI1IL1.VH & tilt AXT.
f (M'.iW t'lltl A v-ry lino auj cheap
1 as-.. i in,, nl. ju.-t r.ceivnl by Pail road fiuin Xciv
ok. ul the jllauuiiolh Store e'i' Friling It (rriiul
V e have al-o fm .ilo . Puuuin Co V cilol.ru
led I'n'.ri I'eo Mum Canaiu 1 i.tiurt-s
?.i:-.i...rv y.u-h .'.'. !; '.'
"Tjistt uo aiaui to the sroT."
INSTANT UKULkI STOP YOUR COUGH !
PURIFY YOUR RBAT11!
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE!
s r a lFi no's
'in ico r ori:Tio
Aim
GOO) FOR C'l.KROYMKN,
GOOD FOR I-ECTl'RERS,
good for rrr.i.ic sfkakkks,
GOOO FOR SINGKK.
GOOD FOR CONS! .MI'I'lYKS.
ttintletncn Curry
SpaNHiip.'si 'i'liroul tt'wirv'tioH.
I.njies nrc deliliU'd witli
Spiildlin st 'I'll if 'on feet Ion.
Children Cry for
Spit til !' 'I'IiimiiiI 4'oiilci'lioiiw.
They relieve a Couirli iiiet.-uitly.
They clear the Throat.
They pive slrcnuth nnd volume to Ihe voice.
They impart n dclicime nrotim tu the breath.
They nre delightful to the taste.
They nrc mndc of simple herbs mid i iuuiM haiin
liny one.
I ml vise every one w ho has Couch or n Ilu.-ky
Voice or n Pad Prt -nth. or any dilTicuPy of the Thion
to (it-l n package of my Throat t'onfi' tioiis ; they w ill
relieve you instnnlly. nnd ymi will ni;rcc with 1110
ta..l ''jhiy Hnij-'lil t" llicsiiit." You will find thein
very ue-cful nnd plcn-ant v.l.ib- traveling or nttcmlini;
public nieelinn for milling your Coiih or nllayii,!
your thirst. If you try one pnekne 1 nm safe in
.living that you w ill ever nficnuirds eolisidt r tin in
iedi-pensible. You w ill find thciu at the I'rticsists
iiml licnlers in Mcdioiaes.
Prictf 25 Cents.
My sipinture won ench piieukiic. All otiiers are
ciiunlerfeil.
A Piiukii)!!) w ill be sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt
of Thirty Cents. Address.
IIKXKY C SPAI.MNli,
No. -IS Ctdar ctreet. New York.
For sale ut It. A Kisher's Driij? Store. Suiibury, Pa.
-0-
CURE
SfervousHeadache
V.y ihv u.-c of tin if Till.- llie iit-riudic atinckf-ftf.N't'r
vmi.- or tSii-k llcjiitih'lic in : y ln preventt'ti ; anil if
liilit-n ut the ('"tiiiiH iH i'iiH'iii of un iittuck immr-diiitt
relief lVom imin mid .ickm-t" will lti' nhlfiinvd.
Tiicy Hcldrmi fitil in removing the Xhusou mtd
IL'itdache lo winch ft uitili'-- nrc co fuljcct.
Thry act g' lillv jou the l-mvcl.j, iciiiuiu
tiVClH.'f?.
For Li I entry uu n. Stud- nt-'. I licuie Vcnmlr. nn
h!1 jiiT.-'oii cl .-ictlciitjiry liuhits. liicy an valu-iUc id
ii L;ix:itivc. im ro 1115 tin; u jtctitc. Kmn:; I'mc Hnd
viur lo the div'cjithe orir:inH. r.nil re.-t. iin the ii:itu
r;tl cl'if-lit-itv jin-l strciiL'ih of the whole system.
The rill'lIALU' IMLLS rc the re-nlt uf loii in
vcti;:Moit nnd en re fully eMidueled 'Xn-r iiiit-nty.
hiivi-ii; i'crn 11 v utility yemti, ilnrin which time
ii,- . h.-.'-e j it .Kfi :n r tit .i n vn.'t ttittoiiii! of
. U: :-V 1 -lin'.-l ':T' ' i l!t 1 ! C.id HC ! I V 1' t her U"i 1 1: Jlt-
la ;l.c va ,'vi-r.s .--y-t r friii a dcranf-d -t:.tc
ot tiie hionwuh.
'J he avc uitm-'y vep tjihle in their eoiKjuwiMon,
i.i.d niity hctaUi'i. i.I .tii time. v.i;h 'erf'ct s.ift ty,
without in:ik'ii t'.'iy clnn-.'e of dit t. luid the iitm-nce
.f rny di-wreeHUu ta?ie readers it ta.-y to udmii.U
irr tlitui to children.
T!o c- nuinc luii
l.ve .ltiJiturey of Jlcury
f-aldii on each Jo..
riold hy I'riiKi?- nnd
it 1 1 i
her Iteuleri in Me
cine-.
A jlox will he .--cut hy in;ul jn j-ured on ret-'iiid of
the
Trice, 25 Cents.
All order.- .-liould le adtlres- d to
iiEisrari-r c spalding,
IS Ctdiir fJreet, New York.
Fur . :ile at FJMiFK'S Jtrti Store, Smilmry, I'u
IVom the 'xnnii:,t r. Nnrtolk, Va.
Ci'l'haro Till- aceoiii'di.di the ohj. i for which tliey
weic uiude. 'u; Cure Headache in ail ii for in.
From th
Ienincrat. rt, Chmd. Minn
i y u arc
a- he. s nil to
r have h. t-n tn.nhlrd
i hox iC nhalic l'il.i
v i'll the head
so that vou inav
ha c I hem in cac
ul an att ii-k.
JY'-ln ilu- l-'t . Li ui I le.'in
CI at
Th
iriiiiHii.-c deiiiui. I for Cei'heli
J'llls i.-
rapidly
UKiea-ili
Fri-in lb
Mr. l-l aiding v
lln.i lie. Ilavclipui't. Iowa.
uld li-d connect his name with an
mticlc tic did not km w t
I1
s-css real niciit.
From the Advertiser.
The testimony in tln ir f..
l c j otal'li .jlairti is.
I'r'ni lince. It f.
vor is strong, from
f n-
i'r in she J.:,
rilic Pi'i.- are-
on, li I.
- of all kinds
tnlvil.g tiie pilli
Frui.i tl.e Ki.nnuha Star. 'u.
arc sure that person si.fi'iriug with the hcuj
n ho try il.eni. y. ill t:i- k to llieiu.
:1c
From the Adcr:i.-er. Pruvidence. H I.
The Cephalic Pills arc Miid to be- a remurkiibl v
itle-clivc n inidy lor the headache, and one of th'u
ry best for thnl very freipi.nt cuinplaiut which has
i-ve-r been di-i
end
A flNMl.i: LiiTTI.i: H'
v.,
ECONOMY! V
O. - T-5 -.e -e a VA
Save the Pieces ! -"iC
snpnlil tiiV I'ri -ptired fiiliif!
"ipiihling'ii lrea ' ilue!
ri:ililinu,w I'l'i'iiai-eil l.lue
AVILL SAYK TKX TIMKS ITS COST
A-NMAI.LV.
A liceldents w ill hliji-cl;.
Iiiniilies. il U very desirable
e.mv eiiient wayior rejiairin
even In will regulated
lo have some che-up und
Furniture, Toys, Crock-
ir . am.
HI'AI.IiINU s l'LLPAIIKll (.I.I L
Meet? all such emergencies, and no huiireholj cun
afford to without it. It is always ready und
up In the nii-Ain,; point
' I KFFI LIX KYFP.Y Ilnl.-K -'
A Uriub ui''M.in-aniis each L'uttlc.
1'HK'K 25 t'KNTS.
0 Address
J1FXKY C. IsPALMXil,
No. 48 Cedar Street, New York.
For falc ut K. A. FltfHKK'S Urug SsUirc, Puubujy
Xuilhuuil-iilunJ county, Pa.
CAPTION!
As eerlatn unprincipled persona are attempting to
palm uf on the uiu.- i-ctiiig i-'iihlu; imitations ol my
l'HFl'AI!L! liLlli, t would caution all persons to
cxnieipe l il'.ro purchutlng- and aeo llmt Iho full
liau.o spAl.lil.Nii s l llFT'AK-:!i nl.l K, ioo Ihe
oul.ido wruppar ; all othtrt arc t-wiiiiiliug couitir-tiin-May
;; tus -
Jr CUHt
A
ev
V
wr w m
OB0VEB & BAKER'S
Fir ft rrf.miutn
SEWING MACHINES
Ppa FAMILY t'tK AND
tIanuJarlurlitB; lurpocn.
With Iletnmera, Fellcri, Tuiktm, Cordcrr, Hindeil, 40
PRICES FROM $40 UPWARDS
& BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Mnk the tielc nr Shotltf Ftiteli Mnchinw of th! arn
rnttrnm, nuri ttt Ihe item pricnai their celebrated JJt-U.'-II.K
LOCKSTITCH MACHINl-:.
Thin lathe only Cumpnny thnt mnkeR tsith kinds, there,
fore the only one thai can Btipply utl llie wanla of the pub
lic. rr" P'trehaMm can tnke their choice of either Htitc
Willi ttie ptivllt-Ke nf exchiuifiiiig for the other.
A new ntylenf Slutttle Machine num fall aiitl quil-t, fol
Vt-Hl rdiikeu Tail"!, 8heie UindeiR, &c.
-It the lMir Price of $10.
Li- CCY TUB ItKST fit
cnovr.n bakku'S, i m o.
7311 Chtntimt f Ireel, I'hilailelplna.
E H 11. Massi:ii. Suubury, Pa.. Agent tor tho
Manufacturer.
December 21, IW11 ty
4 I.M It A I. IIO I I.I..
KuiiIiii3 . ,'illiiiiiibf'i'laiil Co., I'll.
rpiIIH lnrc and commodious Hotel. now tnannptl
1 by JAMES YANDYKK, is siliintc nt the Ituil
road 1'cpot. Xerth Kast corner of Market (square,
Siinhury. Pa., nnd at the tertniniiKof the ruinbury A
Krie and Nor I hern Central Kailroads, and Isonenfor
the ncc'iiuiuodutioii of Trnvclcri) mid tho public in
general.
The proprietor will pive hi? exclusive attention to
the comfort and convenience of Ilia guests, and is
determined to limko this establishment rank uihoiik
the hist in the Mute.
His table w ill be supplied with the host the market
can produce, having the advantnc;c of daily column
nicntioii by cars direct from P.altiiiiure, and alsufroui
Ihose briii(iii produce from the surrounding
country.
His bur w ill be Fitpplii d w ith the rurest liquors the
market can produce.
Careful and obliin servants always in attendance.
New nnd commodious stabling has jut been lidded
to the premises.
A share of Ihe local and traveling community is
most respectfully solicited. '
Sunbuiy, January lit, 1801.
S. Z. G0TTWALS,
FLOUR & PP.OB'JCJE
COMMISSION MERCHANT
JVm. 812 S'vitifj Garden Street Pkiltvlrfjthia
1 KSTKC TFI'LLY m-licita contirnmfiiti nf all kindp
i of i-tmi.iry prtHtuor. rxtin fiiiiuly Flout. Are.
Ifciiitt Ineiitrd hi the very eentre ol tmnufKi, und lun uij;
a very fxtfintive llelnil 'i'radt it rider )mb own iinin-iliatf
mipcrvmioii, h hiiif mimle faeililiea for otntaiiuii-j; tlip very
ineliect iiitirket trirt-R lor ever) tiling he it-lls
Pminlifr '21, I?U1 - -ly
i niii.r, v i,vt
SE"W"INO- MACHINE CO-,
:(:w HUUADWAV. NFAV YKK.
' Iccrfj:ti rc Circular with Vw'( of IFt
1 trill ( scut Mail Fnr.
I (Hil - FAMILY r-FAYINU MAC H INF."
II
AY1NU attaiiie.l a well eftahlished and tl itierln-;
reputation, h. heini; of all machine yet intio
I i(tice,i. ti.t'onr h-t inian-:eM to a 1. 1. kinis or t A m n, t
I Skw ino, and haying met w ith a Fiicee-;
ess in il-- side
idi S". ih.-il ..r
lievonl our irreatc-'t antieit'filioii. -o miu'
three months our ortieiM hay hern ahetut ot our
j capacity to supply, we wnu'd now itiuiMttiiee that wc
1 have hit-reaped our maiiufiK'turinj; tacililifi. po that
1 from thin time toith, we fhall he enahled tu supply
j orders on dt'tnaiid.
In the chant's hroujrht nhnut hy tiie war. no on
tiling ha flayed n tnore important part thiln the
1 ,Sf:wifi Ma( iiixk." V.'ithoitt it throc-h.iirtliM ff
j our foldiers ynmM to-day he clothed in anythin; hut
j Military Costume, AM over the land army elo
i thin hafi heen the work required of our patriotic
j women, and nnhly have they re-ponded. Not content
tu make only 10 many jai nient an their hand- could
j accomplish. th-y have called the "Sewing Mnehine''
to tin ir aid. and hy it hayo rolled out the !oldiei-'
Chat. Fants and SmitTS. at a rale u'toni-hing to
theii!elveH. Knowing that thin work Could led iunj
continue, many thoughtful, prudent houewive.. were
careful to Helect tho machine of all other, which
would du the heavy army work, and when done with
that, then to ho u-d a their Fmii.v .Mackim:. and
i in selecting one uf tlu
; ' 1'iNKi.K A Iaus Si'.winc MYi'Htxr CoMiWT's
I Family Machinks,'
v.ilh whii'h you may tw from the finest camhrn to
the ht-aviet't cloth, without chatii nf feed, neidle, or
tc:i-ion tin v have not heen disappointed .
Thus; ha villi? developed the udaptahility of our
machine for all kind uf work, we have madeniiother
ftep in udyauce. and hy several iinKrtant chunjiesin
our "No. 'A Mt.i'H m Matiiinks," have prodnv-'d a
Taii.okinu Maciikk.'' w hich we confidently claim
to he the HK!5T TA 1 L 1I I Xti MACiUNfc ' yet
introdueetl, tewin the coarsest linen thread with hh
much eaie a.- the common cotton ami when required
may he ud to Uo tho very line,-! camhric work, with
l."() or df(Ki cotton t h comhiniritf in tme compact
form, every quality required in either a FAMILY
0 It MANl'FAt TlMlINti MACIUXK.
We have had our Machines hefore the puhlic lon-r
enough to rstuhti-di their re)ittation. jio.er.H of
other- who Flarted with living colon- ' have fallen by
the way.-dde : ' and "ihpu the place- that knew them
will know them no more." .Slip by tep has the
Fi.nki.r X Lyos MAt iti.NK won Uf way to public
favor; its fuecet-.-- i- established, and hencelorth our
aim -diall be. nf it bin in the Jul-I been, to "(ill further
inirove, simplify anil reduce the cost of our ma
chine!. We -hall, in a few days, issue a m vv price
list. For further particular Hildres-,
FIXKLK 1 LYON SKWINO MACIUXK CO..
No. i.'iS Hroudway. Xew York.
irJH. IV Mvpskk, At't, Sunbury, Fa.
March ISGJ.
I.iK-Uiiw miiia A Itlooiii.lmi- ICiiil.
rwnil.
OS and after Xuven.ber '.
Trains will nm as liilluws :
lsi'l. Pa-inger
MiAi-VC. tml'lil.
',; M ItL'l r
Leiivo r-'craulon. i.L'.j A. M.
" king-tun. iV.'tu
llluomsburg. H.'U
Unpen. S III
l'anville. '.I I a
Arrive ul Norihuiiibeiland, In. UU
MoVlXfi XOKTII.
Leave Norlliuiul.erland. 4 'id P. M
Ib.nville, ilU
ltil.irt. ;i l.'i
,-,
P,i
ftlri
III ..III A
1 li P
" LliKinisburg. l .'.7
" Kingslnn, H.Ihi Leave
Arrive at Scnuiion, Dun P.M.
I i. 'i 1'
M
:i in
A Passenger Train iilsu leav
Kingston at 'III
A .11 . l..r
cruiiti ii, to connect with a train lor
lleltiriiing, li'tives Scraniuu i,n arrival
New" Yolk
of train from New l urk, at J li P. M.
The l.ackawauiia A I'-loouisburg Ituilruad connects
with (he Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Rail
mud at Scriialon, fur .New York and intcriucetiuto
Ioints oust.
At Kupert it coiinecis with the Cattaw issu liuil
road, fur points both east and went.
At Northumberland it connects with the Pbiladel.
phia A. Frie Kailrond and Xoillu-rii Central Ituil
road, for points weft and south.
John p. ilislfy, i-up i.
.1 C W'ki.i.s. tienerul Ticket Agent.
AprH.1, Mii.
i IsstCJ. tiriiiu' iiimI Skiniiiiit-r lICi.
CLOTHING FOR, ALL.
rpIIE uiiilersigni'd has just received the largest
1 assortment of JSPKlXiJ AXU riLJlMtlt CLO.
TillXtt eve-r brought to Huiibury. and takes pleasure
in informing his frie nds und the public generally.
I hut he is eiiable-d to sell
CHEAPKK THAN K LH ! !
His stock U of the best material, manufacture, 1 iu the
neatest and late-si styles, and coiisi.-ts of
WtKfsrl COATS ITtOM $5 to jsu.
Cubsiiucrc or llusinms Coals of dirlcrent prices
P.l.vrs Plain and Fancy Cassiuieres of the latest
stylos,
A lurge a-s,,rini, nt of Plain and Fancy Yesls.
Well made Shirts. Woolen Shirts and Over-hiils.
CAItl'KT llAdt AXU TltVNKr,
And also a number of other articles of gentlemens
wi-ar.
We aiinniince to everyone that our CI.OTIIIXU
FMI'Oltll M is unsurpassed I'V any other in Ihe
Slain for quality, cheapness ami diirutiilily . We can
safely fay lolhuse who are purehuiug It cad v .Made
Clothing, al retail. Iliey t'au buy Ihcir gisals of uie
at a uhe aper Cash Price ileuu any other ejilili..hnienl
in Peuiisylvania.
The riiruul' of the Pudding is eating il. PUae
give mo a call liefnre purchasing else-where.
JOSKPll SCIIWEIT.LH, Agent,
Nearly opimsito Weaver's lloli-l.
Sunbury, March 2H, lrtoj.
Inlfriiiillumil llii-,
65 aiut 307 llroaduvif, Corner Prnnilin Strut,
NKW YOKK
MUILS first class House the most uivt, homelike
X aud plcasunt llotel iu Ihu eitT otters superior
inducements to those visiting Now York lor business
or pleasure. It is central iu its locution, and kept ou
the Li Kui riN Pi a, in oonuoclioo wiUi Iayuiii'i
rvALooy, where refresh mouls cao Le had at all houis,
or survtxl iu thuir own rooms. Ilie charge, are mo
dirato, tiia ror.ms aud ai tendance of the first order
taihs, aud all the modem coim-uu'Das auaclicd
March Ijni.V
Entirely Vegetable. No Alcoholic Prepa
ration. t)R, IIOOFLA1V D
CELEBRATED
GEP.lAlTBITTEP.S, .
Prepared by
DH.C. JACKSON A CO., NuUdelphit. V
ill effectually cure
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAVN-
DICE,
Chronic Nervous Debility, Diwap of the Kid
l.eyn, and ill dipeaflcd ariting tnun adiHortlcred
Liver or tStomnch.
Such ni Constipation, lnwnrd IMch, Fulnew or Blop
to the llend, Acidity of the Htonicli, Nansni. llenrU-urn,
UiBunl I'm Food, Fulnesn or Weight in llie utoiimch,
Sour hructntuma fuikin( or Fluttering at the Fit of the
ftomaeh, HwimmttiR of the Head. Hurried nnd DifTicutt
Hrenthiae, Phittchtift "t the Heart, Chnkia or SufT'catinn
ncnmtiimH when in n lying potitiuf, l)iuin'am of Vinem.
Dots fif webi hefore thr Higlit, Fever and Dull Pntn in
the ide Itnek, ChrKt. Limtv, Ac, Sudden Flusto-sof Hent
lturning in lite Flenh. Conniant Iiniigiuingii of evil, and
great l)epicsioTm of Cpirits and will positively prevent
Ycll-'W Fever, UilliouR Fever, Ao.
The priwliietor in calliii!? the nttrntion of the public to
tint preparation, docs so with a feeling of the utmost cnu
fidfMfP in iti virUu-H nnd adnjitntion to the diseases for
Which it is rernmm-'ndeil.
It Is net new nnd untried article, hut one that has stood
the test of a twelve yeins' trial before the American peo-
nte. and its reoutntioii nnd sale are unrivalled by nnv smii-
lur preparntlims extant. The tenimony in its favr given
hy the mont ptomiiipat and well known Physicians and i
individuals in all pints of the country Is iminene, and n I
careful perusal ol the Atmanuf, ptdtliRhed nnnii:itly by the .
proprietors, and to he he had gratis nf rmy of their Agents,
cannot but satisfy the mopt skeptical that this remedy is ,
realty deserving ilie great celi britv it hns obtained.
UKAU TIIK KVlDKNCK.
Rcadwhrtt the eminent tilass Mnnufaetiirrr, .JOHN M I
W 1 11 TALL, says of the KAIAMIC COHDIAI.
Or, C. M. jMeksoa ltecppctcl Friend: Having for a
long tune been acquainted with the virtue of thy Jfcilsiimic
Cordial in Coutrh", Colds, luHainninfion of the Lungs, Vr,
I thus freely Irear teRtim aiy to its etiicaey. For sevend
venrs 1 hnvenever heen without it m my lunuiv. ii niso
gives me i!-nsure to state thnt I have used it with entire
h U re t hi i in thp t refitment of Hovvel Coninlaiit's
Thy fi leudlv trul v.
.IdUN M Will TALI
Fifth Mo. 17, tr.S. Ituce slieet, abiv 4th, Philad a.
These niedieinn at f'tr sal by all rryppetable DrugpistH
and dealers in medicines in th dated St-ites, fanadaB,
liritich Providences nnd Went Indie, nt Ti cents per hot
thr. II- sure nnd pet the g-'iiuine. with the signature of C.
M. .bicksiMi on the wrapper of each hotile ; nil ot hern nre
counterfeit. Principal Office and .Miitinfact'Ty. W6 Arch
street, Pluladt-tphifi, Pa.
September 14, IM.I ly
RHEUMATICS!
DR. LELAKD'S I
A X T I II II E U M A T 1 C H A N D ;
l'i:it.IA.NK.TI.Y I I ItKS '
RHEUMATISM!
in a i.l rr.s vahm'1'.s rmtMi- i
At'iitr it liitliiiiiiimtiiry ; (liri'riii I.uinbagu. Scintion,
rii-iiroilynr. Ac. j
StilTni'S. e.l ilu' ,lei'mtii uriil Onnii'.-'tt'iiili'. Ni-urnl-
pin uml Hit Ni-rvou! All'.-i-tii'ii! lirvHipi'ln. tall '
Klii-uln ami .li'fiili'HS .riitiiili. uf tin' Ijmly '.
Ni'iiiriilii- tin lini'iiritii' ut ih.i lilui'd itii.l l-'ltiiel-i :
uf thi' w liuU-iv-it'-iii. in 1. 1 rftivtuully cuuiiti-iuctiii ;
&K-rcurinl Hiul otln-r miseiin'ii ii.tluriK-i-.-i. j
f It is a convenient arrioipe IILL". eonfouiiie a
"tiding a L
lie loik . t
i ALL r .
Mediciited t'oitiiiouud. to ! wn is around tin
Ul uhout the waist t-xH ALLY KF F IH'TI Vi
h J
Ct ,
I Ah i"?, wueievei uie. nieitKC may nr. it ran
Worn without liijntv to the ui"Nt de.o nti pT!i"U,
ik 1 no chance in Hit proper liahits ot Jiving in re-
ipjueil llenlirelv trtiioves 'lit dlneat e 1 r nn tiie f"j
VBo'lli. wmi ine itiiMH i'uis iie, in mien i .ii"'-.
H
it -we-tfiil inteinat int-iticuies, whieh wen ken ni.ii
tentroy the eountitiitiou ami give temporary re
I
iu-t'iiiiiy !' (.lujiiryiu.' Ihe sy.tt'iti, nnd iti-iiileiiinc
w o. v-ilithlv IU ItiiK II i,iiliiii-iil . Ilu llli-illi-mil nru-
hi.
J pe'llu-s euiitaiiitil in the Hanil. Iieiuu of a Inulity pr
Hnr.iiniilie nml vtalite iiiiIiiil- ,-iiul eaimliln ul l'eiii lL
.-...1,1.. ..l..-..rl....l ,l.....,t. .1,.. ..r... .,i il,L,.. ' .
imiiic nit" iliift-t f-uiiliii-l wn Ii tl,- HI. ..-il ami .riie- m
. r;il cTi-iilJitiun. wittioiil tirnl liiivnij; lu puss tliiuuli J
the sOiium-ti. wiih-li WinlM tend n-it only tuiielrai-l p
t fr.iiu tlu-ir ciualive puwi-rs, liul In iiiiinir tin- in. -
Ifriial 'gain mi oe-ranp'- Tin- niai-RU'iil aa.n 1 an
nvuiJinc llie li joi i"ii- elTrc's, fiiiulleti the remilt uf
intiiriial rt-liii-itie, Hand itli-ftiiig a lierleet cure .y
l pui it yum nnit t'iiializun; the cir'-lllallull ul llie Vila I L
rj ilinils and rrgliirui) llie carls nil-. t-li-d tua lieiiltliy iP
r e.imliliun Tins Hand is alsu a tn st iuwerlnir
W''AT1
. . i8 the I
MKittM HIAL A(;K.'1.,'-L'al..niel
I,.- y
intt tf'e primiirv eailPe ol u larctr part ot the v
ness, fiiral!ic Finns mat H.ieninatieH. f prev.i
lent and will entiu-Iy relieve the ytem ftoin its
l-l
Q
W
fi":,:
rnieious envcts.
'derutt' cac-s are cured in a tew davi and w
, are coiitiiaiitlj rr ivinq io.d iioliil titiihi'nia!if-
M to whl' ll we invite iii-e.ierf ion at our oil'i-'e--.
t in-t r riV.'i"'y m apv'iaynteil caschoi lantttug
St
PltlCi: TWO HAI.I.AHS Maybe lia.loi Drug
gluts, ur wilt lie seirt liy mail oieun receipt ol ,
tious iruui Ihe uriiicii'al ulfe-e nf
"1
G SMITH & CO- Sole Proprietors,
101 Itiiii.viiw AV. near llpK.in slrcet. YoIik
tV Treatise, wiih Certilii-d Tcstiniui.ini
free.
AliAPTI'H T'l ."iM.IUFItS
AorvTS fc'ui'i'riry. Friling ,t (iruiit,
' (i.-urge llrigbt.
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sent
March .
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Will careful! v
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and Kruinlwcv. N l.W
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alti-nil tn Cullrctiuiis and
to tbe-ir cure.
Muv 21 . ls.'is.
ull other naiitcrs iutrusteel
TO AM, HtVI S'A litis.
New Settlement of Vineland
.1 IlliMKDY Fun JIAl: TIM lis.
A Hare ui)s,iiuiiitv in the lii .-t Market, and most
lieligliilul ami
He
Itiifiil Climate in the Fni-'ti.
t'ulv Thiitv Mib-fi iSoiitli of Fliilinlel ihia, on a
Jl.iilroail ; b. ii. it ri-'h, heay noil. iukI highly
! rouitivc uhcut luitti ; amoti'-t tho h"1 in the
I (iaiden State of N v w .1 er- v .
1 It ct.nrii-fr ot 'JU.tftMl acre.-: of Coop la1L i'L'-l
into FarIn of ditleit iit .i.i to -iiiil tho juircha-er
S ftomJii a. rc-)iinl npwartl.- timt is sobl ut the rate of
j iV to Jn per aere fT tiie tai iu lnii.l. payable ne
i fourth ca.-b. an-l tin- bulaiice by u;irt.i-y- arly iiis-tnl-:
ineiil-. With IchI iiU-it -t, vsilbin tl.e til In of lour
! vcai;.
! TIIL St'll.
t-. in treat j'lirt. i lli h t'lav Loam, i-uitablc for
Ubc.'it, Gran.- aii'l Fotatot mIj-o a
i-anlv loam, suitable fort'orn. -Svvei
bacco. all kinds uf vi-getahles and rent croi.s. and th
line-st varieliesef fruit . such us i rapes. Peaches, Pi ars.
Apricots, Xectariius, Pla-'khe-rries. Melons, uii-luiher
fruits, best mlllpled to the Pliiliolelphia and Xe-W
York loarketes. Iu respect to the soil und sropiOhere
can be no mistake, us vi.-ilors can examine both, and
nunc are expected tu buy before so doing, and finding
these statements correct under these' vircumsuinces.
unle-Hi the-s' stuteiue-nts were corre'et, there weiulet he
no use in their be-ing iimdc. Il is considered
Tin: Ur.sT Flint Sun. in the I mux.
See Itcportsof Silun Kobinson. Fso,., of the New
York Tribune, and the well-known agriculturist,
William Parry, ol Ciunuiniuson, New Jersey, which
will be furnished iiuniirers.l
TIIK MAKKKT.
By looking over Ihe map the reader will perceive
lha( it snjoys the best murkeet in the rriinn, und has
direct communication with New York and Philadel
phia twice a day, being only thirty-t wo miles from
the latter. Produce in this market brings double (he
frice that it docs in location? distant Iroiu the cities,
n this lue alien it can be put into market the same
morning it is gathered, and for what Ihe farmer sells
he gets the highest price ; whilst, groceries and olhe-r
articles he purchases, he gets at (he lowest price. In
(lie W est, what he sells brings him a pittance, but fur
what he buys he pays two prices. Iu locating here
the settler Las many other advantages. He is w ilhiti
a few hours, bv railroad, of all the great cities of New
Fngland and the Mieldlc Sta(cs. He is near his old
friends and association. He ha school for his chil
dren, divine service, and all the advantage of civil
izulion, and he i.- near u large city.
THE CI. I MACK
Is delightful ; Ihe winters being salubrious and open,
whilst the summers arc no warmer than in the North.
The lia'uliou is U)S'U the line ol latitude with northern
Virgiuia.
Persons wanting a iliunge uf climate for heulth,
would be much lu in fitted iu im-land. The mild
ness of Ihe climate and its brae-in g inline nee. makcii
it exce-llenl lor all pulmonary att'e-ctiutis, elvspcpsia,
or general debility Visitors will notice a differe nce
iu a few days. Chills and fevers arc unkuuwu
Cli.NYKXItXCIfj- AT HAM.
Paulding mute-rial is plenty. Fi.-h and Oysters are
plcntilul and cheap.
Visitors must expect, however, tu sec a ucw plaoe.
WHY THE PltOPKHTY HAS NOT HEEN (SET
TLED HEFVltE.
This question the reader naturally arks It u he
cause it has been held iu large tracts by families! not
deposed to se ll, and being without railroad facilities
they had few inducements The railroad has just
bocn 0scue4 through the properly this Mason, lor the
first time.
Visiton are shown over the land in a aarriage, free
of expense, and afforded time and opportunity for
thorough iuvecligauou Thosewhooom with a view
to softie, should bring money to secure their purcha
ses, as locations are out held upoj refvusai
The safent thing iu hud liiuos, where people hav
heen thrown out of employment or bu.-iuc.-. mi
little meant- or i-mall income, u ut . i art ihrmel ir at
t.o- ibty can buy i puce of Uudst fmU price
nnrl mn more than nukf wim in ImtitoTlng It. knl
whe n it in drmo it in ofirtnin IndfirM-ndrnoo and na
kon A few tcree in fruit tri will inenre a (Kim for
U.blo livinjf. The laod ie put down to hurel timi!
pricee, and all lmprorimeuU ean bemadeataoboap
r rate than any other time.
The whole tract, with nix mile front on the Hail
rood, in being laid oat with fine and epaciotu avrnnea,
with a town in the centre Are aero lot in the town
eell at from ilbO to 200 ; two and a half acre lot, at
HMO to f 120 to $ 200 i two and a half acre lot.., at from
tfsm to $120, and town lote f0 feet front by 150 feet
deep, at $100 pavnble one half CRsh and the balnnce
within a var. It is only npon frm of twenty acrre
ut more that four vcare' time L Rircn.
To Mnnnfavturorii. the town allordi a fine openine
of the NAnf mannfncturinir businew, and other arti -
, clr. beitiR near Philadelphia, and the surrounding
; country bun a large population, which affords a good
timrket.
This aeHlcment, in the course of sevrral year", will
be one of the most b.iautiful places in the country,
and most npreenbte fur a residence.
It is intended to mnke a Vine and Fruit jrrowinn
country, as this culture is tlm most profitable und the
Dem neittpTea 10 market, j-.very acvanmKe huh con-
. venience for settlers will be introduced, and will
insure the prosperity of the plnce. Tho hard times
throughout the country will be an advantage to the
' settlement, as it compi-b people to resort to agricul-
ture fur a living.
I Large numbers of people are pnrelinsing. and peo
I pie whodonirc the bent location Rhoulel viriit the place
: at once.
I Imjirnved land is also fir sale,
i TiMnr.n. Land can be bought with or without
timber. The timber at market valuntmn.
The title is inilisnutable. Warrantee Deeds itlvrn.
clear of all incumbrance, when the money is paid.
I 1'iiariliug conveniences at bund.
J Letters promptly answered, and Iteport of Holnn
j Rnhiiisun nnd Win. Parry, sent togeiher with the
Ii illami Ititra.
I Itonto to tho land : Leiivo Walnut street wharf,
Philadelphia, at 0 o'clock, A. M., and 4 P. M.,
(unless there should be a clmnge of hour.) fur Vim-1-iinl.
on the (tlasnlioro' nnd Millville Kailrond.
' W ben vou leave tho cars at Yinclimd station, just
, iitK-neil. inquire lur
I I'HAUl.r.S K. LAKPIP. ru-tninster,
J Founder uf the Colony,
j Vivrt.ANn, P. 0., Cumberland county, N. J.
P. fv There i? a clmnge of cars nt ttlasiibiero'.
Also beniiri- uf sharpers on the cars from New York
nr.. I Philadelphia to iiieland, inquiring your busi
ness, desliuiLliun. Ac.
Kreiint or Kolon Kubinsok. nr mi" Nr.n Yum:
Timifsr, fl'ON thr Visr.LASu Sktti.i-.mi-.nt.
E ir Tim following is au extract from the repurt of
."uliii Hnbinsnn. F.sq., published in the ew rk
Trtnriie. in reference to Viueland. All person; cun
read this repirt with interest :
Ailrniitiipes of I'armins; near hnmrVinriaml
llemitri.1 liyotl 3T,trlifui, lit irrtut h'rrtility
The (tittc of l'trtilittj Amount of Crvs
Produced Prirlicul Kridnue.
It is certainly one of the most extensive f.-riile
trnets. in an alinust level position, and suitnhle con
iliiiun fur rleasnnt furming llmt we know uf this side
i t the western prairie". W e fmind some ol the oldest
farms apparently just as proniBiuy prneineiive as
when first cleared ut forest titty or a hundred year"
ago.
The geologist would "unii discover the cnue of this
I'l.ntinue.l f.ulilily. The whole country i a murine
deposit, nnd till through the mil we found evidences
of calcareous substances, generally in the form of
indurated calcareous marl, showing many distinct
forms ot ancient shells, of the tei tinjy fm niatiMi ; nnd
Ibis marly substance is scattered all through the soil,
in a -crv comminuted form, and in the exact condi
tion mn--t ensily assimilated by such plants us the
fanner desires tncultiwite.
Marl, in nil its forms, has been used to fcrtiliie
cro" in Kiiglund. troin the time i: was occupied hy
the Huiiiaus ; nnd in Fiance and Uerniiiny a marl lad
is coiinli-d un as a valiiiilile bed nf nuinure. that can
be dug und curled and sprend over the field, llow
much more valuable, then, it must be, when fuiind
already mixed through the soil, where new particles
w ill be turned up and exposed, and transfonncd to
the owner's use every time he stirs the earth.
Having tln-ii satisfied our munis id llie cause, the-y
j wju'
! .,
''l'l
mil he- twited Willi wuii'ler nt seeing iii'iuiiir.'ifiie
dice of fertility in a soil which in other silua-
. lions, having the same general cnariicieiistics or n;
! least appearances, is entirely iiiireiniinerative. except
us it.- piuduciivcui'ss is promoted by artiliciul fertili
' zntton.
I A few words about the finality and value of this
laud fur culliviiiiuii, of winch we have fume strong
I priMtt
' it...
Our first visit was hi illmm I h il.-oii, hrnnklin
wia-liip. liloucester county, who purcuii'eei some
' eig
ht miles north of .Millville. alHiut three years ago.
the inirpose of I'.suililisliing a steuin null, to work
M I uo tlic tiiubcr into lumber, to fetnl oil by Un new
railroa'L af well iti the firewod Hni daL tor which
he built a bran- h track u mile and a halt lung. Ite ;
also fiii-ni-lied sixteen miles nf Ihe road with tie's, and j
has en doubt made Ihe mill profitable, though his
main uljeet was lu npt n a farm, hav ing I ecouie c n
viuceil that the soil was valuable fur cultivation. In I
lb',- he has ii"( been dirtijipointe'd. ns s ane of his j
crois prov e, rnr nisiance. uisr ye-ar, incsecnnei oni
.a . .-,,,. i. in s 'till, liiisl,,.luf THiOilues onuneouire. wortl
ttni bushelsof i-ottitoes oiionoiicre. worth
lid cents a Onsliel in llie lu ni. l l.ls year, s-ven acre's,
without manure, produced .'!."!' bushels of oats. In
one field, ihe firsl crop was potatoes, planted among
the runts, aud yielded 7."' bushels The pitatneswere ;
dug and wheat sown, and yielded IU bushels; and!
the stubble turned under and sown lo buckwheat, j
which yielded Xli bushels ; and then the ground was ,
sown to clover and timothy, w hich gave a? u first ,-rnp ;
Z' tons p-r acre. .
The t'criilitcrs applied to tlu-se crops were, fust,
aslus from clearings ; se-cond, pounds of snper- j
phufphale of lime; third, '.'nil paind" Pi-ruviaa:
guanu ; then an tnisliels uf slaked lime bus bi-e-n J
spiead upon the cluver since- it wus mowed, und
liirned in fur wheat. I
.Mr. W ilsnii's greiwilg cro)-. and the wheat stubble ,
( the prt-sen: se-usoii. nil indicute hit land us pre'duc- .
live us any part of the Slate. 1
At Mary Harrow s. an old style .terwy woman :
fanner, several mile s south of Mr. Wilson's, we were !
so particularly struck with the line- appe'urunce of u .
fn-ld of corn, that woKtopped to iu'iiire uf the hired I
man huw it was prnditce-,1. We fnund Ihat the land
laid been llie year but one before ill wiie-al. sown w ith
cluv er. und this cut mie season, and last spring plow e d J
once, witli one "kk.ii out nag. una pi.-uaeu wiiu
cum.
"'es. but you manured hih. we .-uj'pose ?" wo
said inle-rrugatiM'ly. und gut this reply :
"Waal, you se-e. we cnuldn't adune' that ; cause we
hadn'l bill furiy uiie-busre- luuds nltogeiber. for L'-'i
acres, and we wanted the most on't for Ihe sirii'-k.'1
The truck coiisiste-d uf beet, carrots, cabbage, cu
cumbers', in. Ions. Ac. und a very productiv e patch
uf Lima bi-aiis, gmwn for marketing. So we were
sati-lie-d that the suil was not infertile, t veu unaided
by clover, which hud fed Ihecurn. because the "truck
patch" hud nut been eluvereel. and hud been in cub
livatie'll lullg enenlgll to eblilerate all signs of Ihe
forest .
Our in xl visit was lo the farm of Andri w- Sharp,
five miles north of Millville, from half tu a mile east
uf the railrn-id. and iusl tihoiit in the centre of Vine-
dark and rich ! land. Mr Sha.ip cniniueuced work la-re in lleceni
I i'ututues, To- I ber. IhoS. upnn -,70 acres. In h'ss than three veais.
he has gut i'-'.i ucreseleare-d and in crups this se-io-uu,
all vve-li ernclosed and dividisl iuiorevenil fields, with
cedar ruil nr pule fence ; has buili a two story dwell
ing, aboiil .'Ul by 111 feel, and a smaller huuse fur farm
latsn ers, and a stable un I granary and suruo oilie r
oul-buildings.
Consiili'rablc part of llie land wascleared fur the
pluw ut r'.l an acre, and on some of it the first erup
was buckwheat, limi-d with all bushels in powder pe-r
acre. This crop may be put iu July lib. Iei'2iltb,und
yields n lo 30 bushels peracrc, harvestod in Novem
ber ; when tho land being sowed wilh 1.K) lbs. ot
Peruvian guano and seode-,1 wilh rye, yielded 12 to
15 busheels peer aeTc. and JIO worlh of straw. The rye
stubble turned, aficr knis-king off a large growth of
oak sprouts, and dressed again wilh guano and seeded
to wheat, guve 15 or 10 bushels. The crup which he
was threshitig whilu we wore there prouiisod more,
uf a very plump giaiu, and the slruw is very heavy.
We weul over tho stubble und found thu clover
and timothy, from .sued sowtxl lust soring, on thu wheat,
without harrowing, looking as well as wo ever saw it
upou auy old cultivated farm, aud with a little work
doue in the winter to clear oil' some roots and rotten
stumps, und sotting slakes to mark permanent ones,
he will be able lo cut (he crop the next year with a
mow ing machine, and wc w ill guarantee two tons pe-r
Here, ii' he will give the overplus if it overruns the
estimate.
Part of the laud was planted wiih potatoes fur a
fust crop, which yielde d 120 bushels pej-acre It
was then liuicd with 50 bushuls per aero, and seeded
with whe at and clovir, yielding an average of over
15 bu.-.hels per acre, und the clover now looks beauti
ful. Other portions have been planted with corn as a
lirst crop, w hieh yielded U bu.-hcls of yellow llint
corn, and the second crop 40 bushels, aud Ihe lliitd
clop, treated lo loO lbs of guano, wc are sure no one
would estimate below 10 buedioL per ucre.
IThe reade r will reeedbs't that tho write-r is now
speaking of land perleelly new, and which cun
scarcely be considered in loot! arable condition hp
Iu other cases, the ooru crop ol last year was fol
lowed w ith oafs this season, uot yet threshed, but
will average probably -10 to 50 bushels. Sweet pota
toes, beans, melons, ami, in taut, all garden vegetables,
as well as young poach and other fruit I rocs planted
this year, show very plainly thai this long-neglucled
tract of laud should remain so uo luuger, and there is
now a strong probability that it will not ; lor. uudor
tho au. (lice of Ur. Laudis, it will be divided into
small lota, with roads located lo accommodate all
the surv eyors are now busy at this work aud ull
purchasers will be required lo build ooat, comfortable
nouses, aud either fonce, which would be preferable,
by which means a good population will be secure d,
who will establish churches, schools, stores, mills,
mechanio shorn and homo homos of American
farmer, surrounded by gurUons, orchards, told and
coinfurls of civiliiad Ufa
If any on, from any derangement of bustuew, is
desirous of changing his pursuits, or who is from any
uus desirous to find sew location and aheap bom
in the country, and who may road and bolivv what
we have truly slated, he will do well to go and see
for hiuuvlf, what rosy be Mte.li within a two hint:'
rideouiof phiMdphu ei'LN FOEIMXiS
I etruary I, 1K' - Jy
A0RICULTDRAL.
Top-DrtERHiNo Mr.ADowsi in ScMMnR.--The
Illinois Farmer recommends fHrmiTS in
that acction to top-drcs their meadows im
mediately after the hay is removed. This
keeps the hot sun from injuring the roots of
the timothy grass, and increases the growth
of the aftermath. The crop of grass is 'let
ter the next season, than if the manure is
put on in April. In fact, the editor savs,
"it is more than double the value of that put
on in April with us." The extra value is
in the shade afforded. Some of the best
farmers of Chester county never rake up the
scattered hav left upon the mowed fields
when hauling oITthc new-made hay, for this
very reason : saying tLnt the protection af
forded by it to the espoaed roots is worth
three times the value of thu Lav. Cirman
Until Ttlc.
Thn Best VjneKtir in 24 Hours.
The following from the Scientific A -int rimn,
which is no doubt just OKstnted.'is coinmunl
ed to the attention of all families who desire
good vinegar. The directions here given
place its manufacture within the cany reach
of all, for the process is as wiinpli- as ft can be.
The whole phlosophy of the maniitactiiie
of vinegar is included in the word oxidation,
the alcohol contained in cider, heir or wine,
combining with the oxygen of the atmos
phere; becomes ascetic acid, which in a
diluted state i.s vinegar.
The method.; usully puttied in the domes
tic manufacture of this urticle r.re. to sav the
least ot them, ctiseepitLic nf improvement.
The conversion of rider into ,rood vinegar,
by exposure to tho air in casks, requires
weeks and even months to accomplish :
because, only a small sui l'nce is exposed at.
otic time to the oxy.liinr; action of the
atmosphere.
liy exposing a larger nirfaee of the li.(iie,r
to the atmosphere, owdati'iti takes place
with con cspondiiio rapidity, and the process
may be complete in t w nt, -four tu forty
eight hours.
The method of nri-.,ni'li-.liiiit; this rapid
aci tiiiciition. which h.is long Urn known to
scientific men and manufacturers, mnv be
pursued without ditlicnlty in private houses,
as follows : Take n cli-nn flour barrel, and
bore auger hob s all around the sides, mi, I
in the bottom : si t it o t r a fiat tub nr open
cask, und li 1 1 it liht with ben-h -slinvim'.s
I whirh
have l,i en soukid in vim-par. tin
this barrel, w hich is nm -n. lay I o
t().(
strips ol wood, mitl resting on these, a pail
tilled v.ith cider, b.-er or the like. J'rociiri
twelve or t'flerii lenifth-i id" eottnii wickimr.
about thirty inches long ; which, after oil
ping in the lhir.id. arrange rotiiid t'.ic siili -s
of tin' pail at regular intervals, so that one
end uf ench w ill be hmiging in the eider
ami the other hanging down nut ide. and
below tile bottom of flu- pail, fiv menu-, of
these wick.s ihe pail will nuliniiiy be emp
tied of its contents, vihieh. t rirl; ! ii.tr ou r
the shavings, will . eypo-ed 1,1 the air.
absorb oxygen, and finally be received in
the tub beneath, liy returning the iiii'or
into the pail above, and sulli'iing this trick
ling prnie-s to be uprated two if three
times, a splendid vinegar will be obtained.
The whole secret of the process lies in the
mechanical increase of -itiriVc accomplishi 1
by the shavings.
j Ci.ovKii Hay koii Cows. --The . Ii. I'm--;
iiir states that .Mr. John Day. of Ibixfon',
i Mass.. who cuts lnrj'C tjunulities of clove-,
! feeds it out principally to his milch iovv,
I and he linds liiat when the clover isc!iati- -!
e 1 and lie feeds timothy and red top. "tuei:
j ty cows immediately shrink twocaiisol'iuillv
i n r i ay '."
Ki;;-.i'ino t'KAi-K--. -'i he London (iard
encrs' Cluoniele states that Mr 'I'hoinson, of
Oalkeith, adopted tin- follow ni!; method i f
kecpini; grapes, with gee.n "net e?s : In cut
ling the "rapes he left the hum hit' atlaehid
I to the- branches that Lore them , -'i-il-'iuiied
the points ot tho branches when lin y had
been I'etarhed from the parent stem, find
ran them a couple of iiiihes into i.iang. 1
wniv.i-1 roots. They were laid on tin self of
the fruit room, and the uiape- .allowed to
hang over the shell', w her,- they could Lo cut
as reiiiired. Tin v kept peri'.vtly plump
until they nil wire consume...!.
Tn noTiioY iIoi-i Kins. Ii i, ji, r
hap- not p-nerally known thai black ppi r
Utnt red) is a poi.-on for many itisers. 'i'lu
following simple niixtun- is Mid lo be tin
be-t di-tioyer of the c.iluu oii house tlv
extant : Take eijiial pri.porti. i;.- i-f tine
black pepper, fresh gi'numl. and si.'"'.ir. .say
etiouoh of each lo nan' n tin cent piece ;
nioi-d n and mix well with a spoonful nt"
milk (a little cream i- better;) kiep Hint iii
your room mid it will keep down ihe fie-.
ne tnlvantaire over nther poi- uis is, that
it injures not hint; el.-e; and another, that
the flies seek the tiir. and never die in the
hoil.-e - the window s being op, n.
w.sis s nmmMmmmammUKWKammKw m 11 1 w-eaaw-awe-j
I'wtt'j. .--SIII'i'-"l'l,s Hs'jt.
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epttj I
For Wator liup, Slroudsbing, Summon, V ilkee
hurre, Montrose, Great Pend, ie., at 7-n A M ,
fmm Keusinglon, via Delaware, Lackiiwunna aud
W estern Knilroad.
For Maucb Chunk. Allentown, Hethlehem, llelvi
dere, Eustcu, Lambcrlville, Hi-uiingluii, Ac , at 7-ltl
AM, from kcusintou Dupnt, and at 'ii V M ,
from Walnut street Wharf
(The 7-10 A M Line connects with Trains leaving
Easton for Maucli Chunk, at .'i-.')5 P. M )
l or .Mount Holly, at 0 A M , 2 and 4 P
For Freehold, at 0 A M and 2 I'. M.
WAY LINES
Fur Iiristol, Trenton, Ac , at 7-10 and !)J
M
A M sod
o, o- iii and I- I. .M from Kensington
P M from Walnut Street barf.
aud at L1)
For Iiristol and intermediate SUiiuiis, ut 111 AM ,
freim Keusinglon lepot.
Fur Paluiyru, Kiverlon, Delanco, Pevcrlv. Itur
liugtD, Florence. Bordcutown, Ac, at l'Ji, 1, I 5
and 6i P M
Steamboat Trenton, f ir Hurdclilown and iiiteriur
diulc Stations, at 21 P. M , from Walnut si. W harf
Ijf l'r New York, and Way Lines leaving ken
binglon lc-ot, tuko the Cars ou 1 iiih sin et. ub,-o
Wulnut, lull' an hour boforo departure The Cars
run into the Hepot, and on the arrival of inch Train,
run from 'be Lcpot.
Fifty Pounds of Bajrufe only, ullowe'd each
paase-ugur Passengurs are probiliited fmm taking
auything as baggage but their wearing apparel. All
'"git"?" over fifty pounds to b paid fr extra. Tho
Company limit thoir responsibility lur baggage to
Ouu liollur per pound, and will nut bo liablo for any
amount beyemd IIIH', exct-pt by special contraol.
WM. H OATZMElt, Agent
March 20, ISC?
Ul..t'l4M.niTlll.4.
riUE subscriber respeetlully informs his old friends
I and the public gcucrully that he baa commenced
Ui
BLACKSMITUIXO BUSINESS,
in the ihop attached to K. Y. Fright's Foundry, and
is prepared Ul do all kinds ol blauksmithiug, in lb
best style and workmanship.
All custom work will b prm ntlv altendcd to
J, H tIMMV KM A V, Agent
tunbur, April 2?, I ':''.' it