W. B.EWOLB, ( Puollaharn.
V HI HY, VA. . V A
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1800.
JLocal Affairs.
IV T" WRATrjRB.eloeo Monday, baabeenano.
MUj Cold. ... ... I
CF Jacat Coin. the eNiry and Trial Lists,
for the lal session of eoert, appear iu litis week's
iseueofthe Amirica. - -:',,, T
7 KATia. Tbe lata eoldweetler has com.
pletely frni over th two basins In this place, thus
affording ttoellent skatiftg. Tbe lovers of the art
are (klng advantage of it, and srowdi of persons,
mala and female, era be seen enjoying this grateful
and healthy emuieaent. , . ' I :
t7MiDDL Cmt Railroad. We ealt ntten
tlon to too abla report of Mr. F.C. Ami, tbe Chief
Engineer of the propoaed new railroad from Lewi
town to the Susquehanna. VTe hate no room for
comment at present. But lb report abowa moat
onclnalTely the great itnportaaoa of tbla thorough
fare to Sunbury and the Sbamokin coal region.
Jj?Thi Abrricak Cow Milisr Mr. Blny.
maker, who holds the patent for this Invention for
Northumberland and several adjoining eountiea,
tested its practicability In our presence, a few days
since. It was tba first attempt, and he extracted
from the cow about four quarts of milk in about two
minutes, the cow standing more quietly than when
milked by hand.
13 Pavbhkrts:. As winter Is rapidly approach.
Ing, those who have laid down summer or soft brick
paramenia bad better protect them from the frosts
of winter by a cortring of sand or other non-con-ducting
material. We observe that the new para
menia in front of the German Reformed and Presby
terian churches are already exhibiting symptoms of
prematura dissolution and decay.
y pmccs rALLiso. Our Milton ootemporary
complains that while beef is selling for about twelve
cents per pound by the quarter or side, butchers per
itt in asking twenty cent! per pound for theirs.
We learn that pork sells at eight cents per pound in
Lewisburg cheaper than hogs can be fattened.
Prices tnmt come down, and the sooner the better,
to crush out extortion.
13? Fair as Ftital At Miitoh. The la
dies connected with the German Reformed Church,
in Milton, will bold a fnir and festival in their
church, commencing on Monday evening, December
24th. (Christmas eve.) On Christinas day an excel
lent dinner will be served up. The fair will be open
evory night during the week. Admission free.
Tickets fur dinner, $1.
tp- Counterfeit Nickels. Countsrfoit five
Mnt pieces, in imitation of the "nickels" recently
Issued by the Government, are in circulation and are
reported to be more plentiful than the genuine half
dimes. The bogus coin is said to be lighter in
weight and darker in appearance than the genuine,
Hit the genuine is so imperfectly known that it is
srobable large amounts of this stuff may be shoved
ipon the too gullible public.
tjp Coxceot. The Welsh Harmonic 8oclety, of
thamokin, gave a concert in the new Court House, in
his place, on Monday evening last. The programme
insisted of duetts, trios, glees, Ac. We regret the
ery slim attendance on the occasion, which was pro-
ibly interfered with by the unusual cold weather,
heir singing was very good, and was much appre-
atcd by those present. We learn that thoy gave
sveral eonccrts at Danville, recently, to crowded
ousts.
r- A fkiehd of ours, a few davs seo. takinz a
ip OD lUfi 1 V. XV 11 ., UlgUl VI tuv ivnw,
1 good condition, and praises two gentlemen who
.v in charge the Way Department. The road
rticularly to Uarysville, is in complete order, and
long as the company keep in their employ J. De
tven, Esq., Road Master, and Mr. A. Powell. Su
. visor, they will have effioient officers, and menon
oui the community can rely for a safe passage, as
as the Maintenance of Way is concerned.
jyCnoncn Dixker and Dedication The
tngelical Association will dedicate the new church
Seven Points, Lower Augusta township, on Sun
December 23d. A dinner will also be given at
church on the same day, for the purpose of pay
tho balance of the Indebtedness incurred in the
traction of the church. Tickets may be bad of
members. It is to be hoped that the oitisens
irally will attend, and thus give their aid to a
hy object. Able niinioUrs front a distance will
t attendance.
"Toe Oil Well at SsrnEBTown. Our cor
ndent at the "Duquesne Well," at Snydertown,
vcek disclosed the important fact that in boring
I they bad struck a vein of coal, about eight
hick, at the depth of 110 feet below the surface,
d this prove true, and there need be no doubt
9 subject, it may lead lo most important re
Very small seams of coal, an luch or more in
less, are often found outside the coal forma
but an eight foot vein is, in point of size, one
i most desirable and profitable that can be
i.
regret to learn that operations for boring have
impended for the present, for waat of su&loitnt
the expense thus far having fullen en a few
rising individuals. If the foots above stated
reat, there should be no lack of means wanting
slop resources that promise such favorable
New Bteam Tahueet. Messrs. BucherBro
those old tannery on Third street, Bear the
of the Sbamokin Valley and N. C. R. R.
royed by fire last spring, with several other
;s, have ereoted end now have in operation a
on the oorner of Spruoe street and Centre
The new building is of much larger dimen
n the one destroyed by fire, and is furnished
exoellect steam engine and all tba modern
necessary te complete a first-olass establish
the kind. With these improvements they
uabled to do a more extended busiooss than
. and the want of an establishment of this
, which bas long been felt in this place, has
jen supplied. They oan now furnish sole
alf skins, uorooeos, linings, Ac, equal to
I eity markets. They oertainly deserve a
u of the patronage of the public, not only
trgy and enterprise displayed in the eree
ir new steam tannery, but fur the superior
leather, so necessary to the health and
every individual, which tbeyoan produoe
licution of the latest and most improved
etti or a Flat-Boat with $4,000
Goods o Boaeb. We learn from the
Timtt, of the tb Inst., the following
the upsetting of flat-boat Bear that
i valuable cargo of goods on board :
ai Mr. Rails was engaged in towing a
merchandise from Fisber s Ferry Slanoo
re with the steamer, the flat was npset
of the current and all the goods either
er sank lo the bottom, in fifteen feet of
ivxr being high in oonsequenae of the
J he flat contained probably (4,000
much of which will, of course, if not
Ml, be damaged more or lues. The
aied were, we believe, mostly picked
f the accident, but the more weighty
e4tem, among wbioe were portions of a
lg prcae valaed at about H Sua. We
lurlunate circumstance, as it will tend
the owner of the ferry, who baa labored
ial year. What bis loss will be is yet
tell, hut H msf ranee from one te twi
srs rmr is ino sweosra ooiuva i
he nast five or six Bioothe.
a Die esse
II with thenat laabea te ibe tipper i
eg. lirrSiT. W wl
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oitld ana SB0SU9 cave ewtaa iwmmbi
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m w. ,w.uw.ng isroperuoe, inn se win ecu as we ,
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Eight lots of Piece ot round, situated fn the
borough cf . MoEwensVille, this Bounty. Abe the
undivided ene-balf of a .valuable ateam grist will
properly r! in ' the above piece, including the lot of
lead Ith b tenant he thereon, the steam engine
nd fix-tore, the water-power enlll dasa and privile
ges, o. To be sold s the property of Wn. Hood.
A tract of land In Lower Augusts, township, con
taining B aero, snore or less. Also anelher tract of
land in the same township, containing about I acres.
The improvements are a brick dwelling bouse, frame
barn and other outbuildings, sVo. To be sold as the
property ot rTm. Homing, f r 7 '' "
"Traotor piece of land, with the rolling mill build
ing thereon oreoted, la Coal township, containing I
sores of land. To be sold as the property of F. A.
RelstelB, trustee of i! uteri Loogenecker wife of
David Longonecker David LongeBeoker and Susan
bis wife. . .... ..
One and a half aeros of land, with the buildings,
Ac, In Jackson township. 1 The Improvements eon
slst of a frame dwelling house, barn, tan house, bark
bouse, 23 vats and a bark mill. Also another pleoe
of land in Lower Mabanof township, containing one
half of an aore, with the improvements. To be sold
as the property of Daniel Seal.
The Undivided ohe-elerenlh of a tract of land In
Lewis township, containing about 100 aores. Tba
improvements are a two-story frame dwelling houto,
bank barn and other outbuildings, an apple orchard,
Ao. To be sold as the property of Mary Rclger.
A largo number of town lots in Trerortoo, with
the improvements. To be sold as the property of
Chas. P. Helfenstoin, administrator of Edward iiul
fenstein, deoeased.
f37"Foc!iD Dead. The Ebamokin lie raid, of
last week, says : On last Saturday forenoon the
body of Patrick Flannegnn was fuund in the creek
near the Curve R. R. bridge, between Iho ISrady
and Excelsior collieries. His right leg was out off
near the thigh, and his right arm near tba shoulder.
An inquest was hold by D. Luke, Esq., whon the
fallowing was ascertained as tho supposed circum
stances ounnccted with tho ease, and a verdict ren
dered accordingly. He was an employee of the
ExocTslor colliery, and left bis place or work after
dark to go to the house of John Clear, near the
Brady eollisry, where he boarded, it is then sup
posed that he attempted to cross the above bridge,
which is some 1G0 foot long. It is crossed by strad
dling tbs rails, there being no plonks or ties near
enough to stop on, and working the body along with
the hands. While nearly over this bridge he was
overtaken by a coal train, which, owing to tba dark
ness and the roaring of the water, be neither saw
nor heard till it was too late to esoape. Thus he had
his limbs cut off, was thrown into the surging waters
and perished. He was an Irishman, about 40 years
old, and without family.
On Monday noon a young man named Daniel
Messie, aged some 22 years, was engaged at Locust
Unp in taking coal out of an old drill, when the
top suddenly fell in upon him, crushing him to
death. His remains were fouui about 3 o'clock in
tho afiernoon.
LB"-Tub Coal Tradb in the Scuctlkilt Rb
oioh. The Pottsrille Journal, of Saturday lust,
gives the following exhibit of the state of tho coal
trade in that region : The quantity sent by railroad
this week is 33,073 15 by canal, 10,201 10-for the
week, 52.280 05 tons, against 01,143 for the corres
ponding week last year.
"The trade is very dull, and the practice of send
ing coal to market unsold only tend to depress the
prices to a lower point. Our correspondent at Now
York, who we know is well booked up in the trade,
gives rather a gloomy exhibit of the trade at that
point. The supplies are, however, rapidly fulling
off from all pouts, which we hope will soon regulate
the markets again.
"The fiscal year of the Philadelphia A Reading
Railroad elosed on the 30th of November. The
total quantity of Anthracite coal transported over
tho 8abeylkUl county branch, was
l.a J01 ? 3.420.3.10 05 toes.
Increase in 1889, 622,937 15 "
"This table decs not embrteo the Bituminous coal
transported over the Lebanon branch, nor tho An
thracite over the Schuylkill an'J Susquehanna Rail
road, West, which is but a small quautity."
tp"CoL'BT. The following is the Trial List far
the next sessiou of Court, which commences in this
place on Monday, January 7tt, 180?. The first ten
causes are for trial the first week, to be ready on
Thursday. The remainder of the list is for the
second week :
Jnmcs Price vs. Catharine Lereh et al.
Klisabeth Weiseret al vs. NCR. W.
Com. of Penu'a. vs. James Vandyke.
Same vs. Same
Andre Klinger vs. Reuben Fagcly.
Lewis II. Funk vs. Z. Hogeudoebler.
Win. F. Nagle vs Cuttawissa H. R.
Eume vs. Same
Cbaries Hoy vs. Dsniel W. Smith.
Bonneville Shafer vs. David Kshbsch.
Wai h. Lnnis vs. Freeman Thomas.
M m. Aunkst vs. Wm. Allen.
Augustus Scbneli vs. Freeman Thomas. '
J nines Bras Vs. Amos T. iieUtol.
Wm. L. Dewarl vs. Jacob B. Masser.
John B. Douty et al vs Joseph Bird.
' John Ryan vs. David Sterrick."
C. P. Helfanstein vs. The Blade Diamond and
Iron Coal Company.
John Wcisel vs. Harriet Marret al.
John Evert vs. Casper Schall et al.
John McFurland vs. Joseph bboeinaker.
Rnchael MeCarty vs. George W. Gritr.
Pbineas M. Barber vs. Cyrus Brown.
II. Ayrcs et al vs. Samuel John.
W. L. Lance vs. Freeman Thomas.
Theodore Weil vs. Isaac Furman.
Com. of Pennsylvania vs John Curew.
Christian Greiner, ex'r, vs. Daniel Dressier.
Andrew Deibert et al vs. Wm. Shadel.
A. E. Woloutt vs. Joseph Johnson, oonstable.
Jacob M. holiday vs. Jumps Malone et al.
Henry Saylur vs. Andrew M. Kastwick.
Michael Flagherty vs. Trevortou Coat t R. R. Co.
Tobias Long vs. Kebeoca Barrel.
Juscph S. Silver vs. James Malone.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
EvxRTBonr should run to the Baiaar and see the
Americas! Cow Milxeb! Milks four teats at
once ! !
Cbberfi'L Facti Not the least among the
cheering news is the report of the Secretary of the
Treasury, showing such a healthful state of the
finances, wbiob must plaoe our financial reputation
on a par abroad with our pbytloal fame. Not less
oheerful is it to see brisk trade at Jacob O. Beck's
fashionable tailoring establishment, on Fourth st.
He has the finest stock or Cloths, Caesitneros, Ac,
CTer bronght to this section of oountry.
Am editor compliments a brother editor thus:
"Mr. Brown Is a clear thinker, a ready and vigor
ous writer, and a first-rate fellow to boot." The
grealeat fellow to boot or shoe is onr good natured
friend, Harry Thacber, at the old Boullon stand,
Market street. He "boots" everybody who goes
into bis store, and charges very little for the opera
lion. As a natural eooaequenoe be hse any quantity
of custom. We advise everybody te call oa Harry
and try bis "booting" qualities.
-
'A Clerk in a mercantile establishment writes to
a friend at borne " I have a nice time of it nowa
days very little work to do our firm don't adver
tise." But Ibis is not the ease with Mr. John .
Emick, whose merchant tailoring establishment is on
Fourth street. There is not a newspaper published
in Sunbury (bat docs not contain a weekly notloe
of tbe splendid suite turned out at bis stand. John
thoroughly understands the power of the press, and
is reaping tbe benefits of Judicious and liberal ad
vertising. . , . ,
A stA wkoee band wee eaugbt is a steel trap la
bis neighbor's corn erib is Tennessee, was dismissed
by tbe msgistrate oa tbe ground that ao stoles pro
perty was found upon blu, and a maa bad a r! jht to
put bis band into a steel trap if so disposed. We
are bo magistrate, buleur advise U go to tbe Cos
tinea1! CUtbie Baaaar, Market street, put teur
band into your potiket, take oat money and pay for
ibase splosjdui jwerooeuj lust received at that
wwm Jb, are Ue a4 obeafe i
air auuk T. -
--. ' . " I
Miiti it nli Bookstore, Pleasants' building . Mar-
ket street, a lug. and fine lot of Prayer and Hymn
Books DikrlesJ Toy- pdj Tuts,' pissectir.tr Tic
Urea, Ac., Ao"L fh largeA'a'slil flnestwver' brought
lo this place, , .,,-g i7, ,,iA
ii . ao., . .
" Ftrt'if lWw.A.We have had the first snow
of tbe season, and It free welcomed, with all the tost
that bsw things give us, but like most ether things
it loses Its attraououa hea We get loo uiuuh. of it.
The only new thing that we know of at present that
baa not lost Its attractiveness is Miller's Excelsior
Boot and Shoe Store, Market street. It hat the
continual frosbneas of novelty always about it
Labor a Lira." Large as life and twice as
natural," Is an old saying. It Is not a mere fonotful
expression, or a figure of rhetorio, for we know,
from observation, that the llfe-slse likenesses tnked
at Byerly'a Gallery, in Simpson's building, Market
street, will show ccrtsin lineaments and expres
sions more aocuratety than they oan be detected In
tbe living suhjeot. This is true, and if you doubt
it, go and tee them. .
For Wiktrr. J. H. Engel has just received the
sooond supply of Ladies' Furs at greatly reduced
prises. Vietorlnes and Muffs at f i0 and upwards.
Handsome setts for children.
1ST To Claim Aoehti. Bluuks for the collec
tion of "Claims of Private Soldiers and Non-Corn
missioned COicets,'' under the late Aot of Congress,
equalising bounties, have been printed and are now
for sale at the AuEiiicAS ofice. We keep on band
a full supply of nil kinds of military Blrtrtluf, w4ich
we sell Very cheap. Toey are copied from blanks
prepared in the Departments at Washington, and
can bo relied on for correctness. Ordors from a dia
auce will roceive prompt attention.
Lira iNgt'RARCE. " I shall lose all' t have paid,
If unable to continue my payments." But yon will
not lose all. The Mutual Life Insurance Company
of Now York will grant a new Policy, which, with
out further payment, will assure lo your representa
tives, at your death, a reversionary sum, equivalent
to the presont value of the Pulley on surrender ;
or they will purcbaso your Policy and pay you the
value of it on surrendor.
Jacos SniPM ak, Fir and Lift Inturanrt Agtnt,
Sunbury, Pa.
A Few Reasoxe why everybody should buy at
S. Kronenborg s Cheap Clothing Store :
1st. He sells chesper than anybody else in this
place.
2d. He bos better goods than anybody else in Ibis
place.
Si. He sells more than anybody else in Ibis place,
and consequently csn sell cheaper.
Any man who Is in need of clothing oan save
TWERTT-riTB FEU CERT. ! !
by buying at the Cheap Clothing Store of
.6. Krokenbebo,
Next to Geo. Bright 'a Drug Store.
SlJrVltL'RY IMAllttsUTNs
Corrected Weekly for the "American."
Wheat Flour, extra family, per barrel,
do da do do per cwt.
Rye Flour, per bbl.
do per cwt.
Wheat, prima red per bushel,
Rye, do
Corn, old do
Corn, ntw
Onts, do
Potatoes, do '
Dried Peaches, pared per pound
do do unparcd do
Dried Apples, do
$16 00
8 00
1U tiu 1
60
(0 !
00
10 '
M i
40
85
25
SO .
11
t0 1
45
85!
2 !
25 j
23 1
20
IS
16
IS
60
unoa merries, (uustanea),-) per La.
Butter,
per pound.
per djsen,
per pound,
do
do
do
do
do
do
per pair
Ciioess,
Lard,
Hams.
Shoulders,
Beef, bind quarter,
' front "
Mutton,
Chickens,
KliamoLiit C'oiil Trudv,
JSuamoicis.IKc. 11. 18(18.
Tons. C'tw. '
8.7 W 02 '
529,14 01
6.17, S53 03
Sent for week ending Dee. 8,
Per last report,
To sumo time lost year,
Increase.
1i7,V2i 14
Special io:iifi
fcrstk f SAtot'lie) Port Wirk. Wu have been
too long palled by the villa'uous trash sold as pure
wins. Our lout x ivautt will be pleased with the
rich taste, agreeable flavor, and fragrant bouquet of
the Sau.herg Wine. It is especially rvcommended j
to weak and sickly ladies, by physicians, for its 1
purity, non-intoiiouling qualities and tenia and '
restorative properties. A wine glassful of this
wine, with a fresh raw egg or new milk, tuken rst
thing in the morning, is said to prove highly benefi-
cial in coses of pulmonary consumption. j
This wine can bo bad at the Drug Store of W. A. I
Bennett, Market street, bunbury.
To 4'oukinupti veis.
The advertiser, having beau restored to health in
a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having
tu Sored for several years with a severe lung affection
and that dread disease, Consump'ion Is anxious to
make known to bis fellow sufferers tbe means of
cure.
To all wbe desire It, be will tend a copy of the
prescription ased (free of oharjc), with tbe diroo
lions for preparing and using the same, which thuy
will find a suhk Curb for 1'onni'uftios, Astuua,
Bhokcuitis, Cot'uns, Colds, and all Throul aud
Lung AOootiutis. The only object ol tbe advertises
In sending the prescription is to benefit tbe afflicted
and spread information which be eonoeives to b? iu
valuable, and be hopes every sufferer V, ill try hi
remedy, as it will cost them Bulbing, and may provo
a blessing.
Parlies wishing tbe prescription, ran, by return
mil, please address
RT. EDWARD WILSOX,
Williamsburgb, Kings Co , Nee York.
January 13, 1466 ly.
A Cough, A Cold or
Sore Throat.
RlQUlRIt' lUKEBrATR ATTBXTIOK,
akd saoiao RI CH ECKKO. '
Ip ALiowsn tocoktixcr,
Ii-rltntiosi of the Lung,
A l'rriuunent Throut
llut-nw', or Cons
autnplioa
it orran trr biiclt.
I) II O V A H
BRONCHIAL TIIOCII11N
ATIRS A BIRSCT IRrLCIRCt TO ICR fABTI,
OIVI IBXIOIATB BBLIBF.
Fo Bronohltij, Asthma, Catarrh, Consump
tive and Throat Diaeaaea,
troches are used with alwtyl good success.
SINGERS AKD PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Trorhtt useful la clearing Ike voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, ud relieving Ibe
threat after an unusual eaertion of the vocal organs.
Tbe T'trJuu are reoowmended and prescribed hy
Physicians, and have bad teslimonials from err.iuent
men throughout the country. Being an article of
true merit, and having proved their efficacy by a test
of many years, each year lads them in new locali
ties iu vorious parts of tbe world, and tbe Trocktt
are universally pronounced belter laan other ar
liolee. OirAiRooly "Brows 't RrokCbial Trocbei,"
and do not take any of the Worthless Imitations that
any be offered Sold Everywhere, .
jCovesBber 24, lo6. oj
Ikeafsteaa, IlHailsiea sand Ctit'arrh,
Treated with tba almost snoeess by Dr. J. ISAACS
Oculist and Aurict, (formerly of Leydea. Holland.)
Ko. 619 Pine street. Philadelphia. Teslimonials
frets Ibe most reliable eoareee In tbe City aad Coun
try can be seen at bis ortoe ' The medical faculty are
invited lo aooesDpeay their patients, as be has ae se
ereAs (a bit araetiee. ArtiaeUi byes, inserted wills
at peia. No obaxgc toadt fBt aiswiuaucB. .
.rt. W,liid.-1 . . ... .
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' itch! "i-ruii I irvn t
f BCRATCni BCRATCIt! SCRATCH it
'tTtll fare h ltd! In tloiir-A.
. Also curve HALT RIIFXM. ULCER, I'lHL
III.A1N, mi l all KRUPTION3 OF 1 UK SKIN,
l'line 60 cents. Fur mile by tlie drnxitis's. By send
lni lift cents to VBIiK's A I'OlTF.rt, Kola Agents.
170 Washington street, linMon. It will be forwarded
by mutt, Iroe r postngu, to any part of the I'ntted
Slates. ' )e 3 'etVy
. ftrmriital Jnstituttf
1 POR'SPECIAL CA8E8,'
I No. 11 Itond n-ort Nriv York.
Full Information, with the Highest testimonials!
also a Book on Pnocial Dl!enta. in a enaled onvelope
s.-nt free. jTce sure and send for them, and you
will not regret it j foTj as advertiing physicians are
generally impostors, with reference no stranger
should be trnted. Knoloie a stamp lor postage, and
direct to i DR. LAWRENCE, No, H Bond street,
Siow York.
Nov. 17, 13(ja.-ly . ...
K I range, but. 'l't-ssc.
Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States can bear something to their advantage by re
turn mail, (free of charge.) by addressing the under
signed. Those having fears of being humbegjed
will oblige hy not noticing this oord. All others will
please address their obedient servant,
TlH'S. P. CHAFJiAS,
811 Broadway, New York.
January 13, 1868. ly
Tho 1'oulVNHtoiiai nnsi I2tps.-i-Ivu4.-e
OP A!f INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as a caution to young
men and other, ho suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Dvony of Manhood, Ac, supplying at the
same timo tho means of self-cure. Bvone who nas
eurod himself o't'ir undergoing considerable quack
ery. By euClosiog a post-pnid addressed envelope
single cupios, free of charge may bo had of tbe au
thor. NATITAXIEL MAVFAIR, Es., Brooklyn, Kings
lo. . I .
January 27, I860 ly.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
iioV Voit i hi: Vjui.is
VIEW ARRIVAL OF USE FULL AND' FANCY
emotes.
A very largo assortment of
Prayor and Hymn Bsokr.nnd Bibles, School,
Juvenile-. T-y and ninnlc Fook.
The largest stock of Tors ever brought to this plane,
consisting in part rrf Dolls, Doll Heads, Dull Bodies,
every si so, style aim Kinl.
Sled". Watons, China Tea Sets, all sIsm, Rattles,
Whistles, llnrmomcss. tin and vtoouon
Toys of all kinds, Ac, Ao.
A fine line of fancy articles. Jet Pins, Horn, 9u4i
and other Champ.
Minwl 11 n nnd Milrt Sul,
Flceve Buttons. Pocket Books. Fino Purses for ladios.
Perfumes. .Soaps, Brushes, (.oubs, Ao.
A large stock of
DP 1 1ST E -A.UL.33TT 3VT S,
Dissecting Pictures. Ms, Ao , Pave Pnrtnuts, Pic
ture Frames Portlolim, Ink J-t mils, Lamps
and Fixtures Bird Cages, Canes,
Pipes and Stems. Ciar
Cases and Tubes,
X III'. It M O H llTEltS, Ac, dec.
Call and see our stock. Evcrtbing kept in a Book
Stationery and lotion, In be had by calling at
N. FERKEE MOflTXER,
Murket Square.
' ' Sunbury, Ta.
Bunfcory, Dec. T5, 18fiS.
INE Albums, Hymn A Prayer Rooks at .
DIARIES for lo67
cheap, nt
All
kiuds an 1 qiiantiliea
LMHT.VER'3
tlTATCU Chaius, Sleeve Bulto:is. Stu-ls A(t.. Co.,
V t LIGHTNER'S.
HOUDAY PRESENTS AT
2 M. L. LAZARUS. K
FALLTRADE, lftf.fi ! FALL TRADE, 1S8S! ! p !
Jf ,11.1.. I.iZAiK N pi
S ttTOt'LD resprotfully c dl Hie Ritention of fj j
g Y tbe publio luhi-rLARUliatdNtW j
ASSOnTUEXT OP
Fancy and Douicstic Dry Gooda. "e
Dress Uootl, g
p Of all kinds and stylos in grant Variety.
3 POPLINB AMI MEIUNOS.
g Black, Green. Blue, Wine, Krown. Purple, Ao.
q In A 1 1-Wool Plaids, Detains, Calicovu,
An., wo buve an aSsoriuunt.
The best Black Allpaceas, all-wool Delains,
' p Poplins.
i i Wliiio Ooods-
I n Cambric, Sxiss. Naisisook and Jaconet Mua-
- tins, funny. ino-iie i.ina aim iowiwg.
A Berlin and American Zephyrs,
Wool, Cashmere Yuins, Ae.
ii Ititinsoinl MkirlN,
Shetland P-
S Gum Clotb, Drtss Trimmings. Hosierv. "
C: r?i....... n..,..,.Li,.t. r......it. i:ii.i.nn. ...., i M
Woolen Ooods. t?
E LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS A COATS. c
Rod Gloves, of Ihvbrst quality, and a great H
j vnriety of goods too iiiiiiieinus lo Oiention, nil a'
of vibich ill be soli at tie vory lowest for 5j i In the store room lately ocoupied hy Weaver A Fa
" li. M. L. LAHARL'i. I gely. opposite tho Old Court House.
g eiuubury Oct. IT, 1868.
NEW OPENING
Of (lo III lug;, & tir 1'iiriiUIilii"
amls-.
f IMIE under-igued takes pleasure inannoimaing lo
JL the publio of buuLury, ur.4 vicinity, thai be has
opeutd his
CLOTHING STORE,
wit a a well selected stock of
.i:l-tS I't llll!!!" (;HMt,
which he is propared tosell at atbiniiiiut; low pi ices.
As am determined to bringdown prices as niUi'h
as possible, and us I am doin' no credit bu-incrs
an.l susiaiii no looses, it w ill hu lo Ibe advantage
of Cash BcraRs to give me a eall.
8. KKO.KKNBFltO.
Next door to Geo. Blight's Drugstore.
Bunbury, October 20. ISM.
CALL and sec those beautiful Bird Cages at the
new Hsrdwiue store ol
J. H OOXLEY A CO.
THE VERY LATEST ARRIVAL ! I
Fall and Winter Goods!
JOSEPH KYSTEK,
(Succetefior to John Batten.)
Corner of Market and Fawn Street,
8 U N B U It Y , PEN.N'A,
Invites the public (o call and examine bis elegant
assortment of
WINTER GOODS,
which be wrl! sctl al greatly reduced prices, nis
Stuck Ounsitts in part of
CASSIMERE3
CLOTHS. &C .
Bilks. Delaines, Lawns, Ginghams, Calicoes, Muslins.
Sheeting, Tickings, Jeans, aud a full assortment of
Coltoa and Woolen goods generally.
Hosiery, Oloves, Hoop bkirle. Also Handkerchiefs,
Brushes, Combs.
IIut uikI Caps, Itoola nasi thoea.
His assortment of goods will not, be is are sure
fail to please the fancy and suit the wants of any de,
tirous of purchasing. His stock of
HARDWARE AND Ql'EENSWARE,
and Groceries is large in quantity and ohooe in
quality, eemprieing generally everything needed in
the housekeM either tor use or ornament.
He I always ready and glad to see bis friends
and takes pleasure In siieatng Ihvsa his goods even
though no sales are maale. He only aska a call, and
ie aura that tbe stoek will eempare favorably in
prioe and quality with tbeobeapeet.
JOSEPH ETSTIR.
gd'nbury, Ifov. I, U6U.
XUSGKOVE & SHAFER, .
Wholesale Denial s in
FLOUR & FEED,
Manfooluiers of
CANDIES. . RUE AD. CAKES,
Tore Doors East of P. E. R. R. Depot, Front St.,
- hOUTUUMBEULAND, PEN.VA.
Tbe Bekor Wagon will run dally to Punbnry and
IpesiM'Grove. to car customers. Orders tullotlud.
yoriliiubbcrlti,!, Vet- 17, loifl.-ly ,
.' :ATTIl!ET ATIiAW.
East end of Pleasaul's Building, tp Btairs,
, bu Nnuny , pI-inn'a.
Aft profession! business In this and adjoining Conn
tie prom nil y attended lo.
BubbUry, November IT, MM. !
A "BVT AslKIVAI. OP
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
AT TUK BTORK OF
J . H - IS N CS-13 Ii ,
" V Market Street, SUNBURY, PA.
JUST received from New York and Philadelphia,
a lorxelotcf FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which he will sell at small profits, fur caeh or coun
try produoe.
His line of Goods for Uentlemeti s and Hoys wear
Is good Fine Blank and Blue French Cloth, Fine
Beaver Cloths lor Overcoats, the very best of Blank
and Fancy Casshnercs, Oood Satinelt and Kentucky
Jean, all at low prices.
His lino of Ladies' and Mioses' tlrcst Goods can't
bo beat in this little borough.
II i: N T o r II li A V, It HI I, It
Ptnio Rhd Figured Silk and Wool Peplin, all-wool
l'ofilin, Flriln and Fancy French Merino, from one
dollar per yard upwards, of all Shades nnd Colors,
nll-Knol Plaids. Alcaoa. all colors. I'lnln and
Fancy Mohair Lustres, all-wool Delaines. Fnney and
figured r.ngitsn merinos, very unmisoine, jjolames
Calicoes and Muslins, all prices.
Ladies' Cloth for Dresses. LadieV Cloth for Hacks,
Sacking Flannel, ail shades, Ladles' bhawis, plain
anu rajicj.
DEBT WOOL BLANKETS,
White Marseilles Quilts, Bed Sproeds, Balmoral
Skirts.
Yarjkea Kotiona in Great Variety
Hosiery, of nil description, Gloves, for Ladles and
Gents. 1'ress Trimmings, Fancy Bt ttons. Ac, Ladies'
French Corsets. Ladies' Hoop Skirts, Gents' bhirts
and Drawers, Ladies' Vests and Drawers, Ladies',
Mistes' and Children's Fancy Hoods, Wool Sank,
Ladies' Fancy Scarfs, and a variety of olhcr good.!.
C AIIPETS,
Wove Floor Cloths, Stair Carpets Floor Oil Cloths,
all widths, Cnrriago Oil Cloth. Tablo Oil Clotb
Widow Shades, Plain Green and Bronu Oil Cloth
and Fixtures for Windows.
OHOCERIE S,
f'ugar. Coffee, Moluaus, Rico, Crackers. Spices, Salt
Fi'f . Cheese. Ao
(jueensware, Glassware, splendid Setts of Teoware,
at low prices.
BOOTS & SHOES IN GREAT VARIETY.
Hats and Cap, Oil, Taint, Gla-s, Putty, School
Books. Paper, .Slates, Ao.
HARD W A It E .
Fh ovals, Forks, Nails, Locks, Hugos and Screws.
A Larco assortment of WALL PAPER and Bur.
dcr. at all prices.
.All poisons desfriog f6 gel good good's v, ill please
g;te him a cull.
J. II. ENGEL.
Bunbnry. October 20, ISdrt.
LADIES' fancy ftjes
AT
J0I1.N FAREIRA S
Old Lttablished FUR
Manufactory,
Ko. 713 ARCH Street,
afiovo 7lh, PlIIL'A.
Have now In Store of
mvown linnortationand
Munulucture one of the
'.T'iil-' 1..P mvl unit tttoit l.:i,l't.
ful suleolions of
FANCY FI RS,
ttL-rSR? for
Ladies' nnd Cbil-
' - PtS-1 Hren's Wear in the Oil v.
''L;S'zr?z?yrJ Also, a Hire assortment of
Gent's Fur Gloves nnd Collar.
I am enabled to dispose of my goods at very rea
sonable priors, audi would therefore solicit a cull
from my fiiunds of Northumberland county and
vicinity. (
Remombcr tho Name, Number and Street t
join i'aki:iiea.
No. r 18 ARCH St., above 7th, south side,
PHILADELPHIA.
October 6, ISRB. 4mw.
"wo1TauaryTT
HOOT., SIlOi:, AM TRIAKS.
H. G. TitACnEB,
scccESson to
W. "W. A P B LEY.
MARKET STREET, SIX BURY, PA
A largo lot of Roots and Shoes just received. A
tine lot of 1KLNKS on hand. A gene
ral assortment of (icnt's 'J'raveltiug
Satcnels, R R. lings. Vuliscs,
Ac. Ac, Ac, Ac
COME AND BEE!
At tho well-known house of Mrs. Bool ton. Market
Street, between Third and Fourth Streets.
5 ii nbu r v, Se p! . 9 ,J SCM .
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
JUST OPENED.
ENCEBKL & BOBBINS.
RESPECTFULLY inform thecltiiensof Sunbury
and vicinity, ihut they hare just opened Ii large
stock of
n.r.vrrfVT?
D9
RKME.MUER ihat tlioso Gouls have just been
ruicTi:t'. ai retluccJ jiriccs, uud tire su Id acooi Jicfa'-
E)H1r GOODS
of every stylo end variety, such as
CLOTHS, CAS1.MEKES, VESTINGS, AC.
Dross Goods; Prints, Muslii.s Domentio
Goods, Notions, te., Ac.
GltOCEUIES, TEA. COKPEE, SUGAK
MOLASSES. AC.
Iloasteke-iIstsjr sUtsed.
The attention of llio public Is respectfully Invited
to the .idvantagei otleied ut Uiii eilablUliuieut.
THE HIGUEsT PRICES PAID FOR COUNTRY
PRODUCE.
Cult and examine for yoursl es.
A.J . KNfEBEL,
U. P. ROBBlNa
Sunbury. July 21, 1851.
"newTiakdwahli
AND
IRON STORE.
fTVIE subcriher having oprneJ In PUNIU'RY.
1 Pa , a new lurire. and well assorleil stoek of all
kinds o( HARDWARE. CUTLERY. COACH WAKE
OADDLKKY, SHOE FINDINGS, IRON, NAILS.
Ac, laid in at lowest New York and Eastern prices
which they will be pleased tu soli fur Cash at Ibe
lowe-st Eastern prices.
Inlendins lo do husinees in the honest principles
of small profits and quick sale for Cish.
J. II. CON LEY A CO.
Sunbury. June 18, ISM.
HEW MUSfC STrtRE.
Cull at our New Music Store in
tELIiNT'S QHOVE,
and buy one of Haines Brothbh'b New Scale
Every Instrument k Warranted for five years. We
also keep oiinslanily on hand a good slock t the'
eelebrate.1 PtLOUBtr S MELODKO.XS. CABI
NET aud Clll ItCIl ORGAN'S, and challenge ethers
lo sell cheaper than we are selling.
We also keep all kinds of Musical Merchandise,
and receive ail the laleat uiuslo as soon as published.
A liberal disoouut lo teachers of Schools and beaji
0 Olios
I r r-econd band instruaicnts taken In exchange
for uew ones.
Pianos correctly turned and repaired, fend for
Ciroular.
' SALEM A BROTHER,
felinsgrova, Snyder co.. Pa . July 28, lo6o.-ly
SI10E Findings. Bole Leather and all goods be
koging to shoe msAsrs businses for sale by ' .
J H CONLKT C:
m mm
Piand Fortes.
7; Great ; Attraction , 7
NEW TIN-WaUE,
Mlioet I rots nsstl Move Store of
OlvTXTS & GEITTZEE,
STJIsTBTJI-, 3?-fV.,
Where they keep constantly ok band and mannfao.
lure to ordor at abort notice.
UN AND SHEET IRON-WARE of all description.
They would especially cull the attention or pur
chasers to their large and well selected stock of
COOK AND PAEL0E STOVES.
The subscribers hate made arrangements to have
all their beJt stove made to order, nd thoso whu
would hnve a good slore would do well to go and
examine Iheif large and well solecled sUwk.
First. They defy competition on tbe following
tried Brands of Cook Stoves, vis I
foruMunt'ltiii inOH linrncr, 4'ooii.
sUovrrncsr l-ut t'oy.-.
WABASH AND IRONSIDES,
nnd tbe well known Antidust Cook btove called
riPKAR d ANTIDLr-T.
Also. Parlor and office Stoves in great variety em
bracing all the best manufactures and most fashion
able designs, unsurpassed fur bouuly of liuisb simpli
city olarraiitsenieuut combining olieupness, durability
and each stovu warranted to perform what they are
represented.
Also, The celebrated Bnltiuioro Fire Pisco Stove,
for heating first, second and third stories by Registers
Also, VLLCAN HEATER.
Also, the celebrated JIOUXI.VG Ol.OItV.
Coal Oil, Coal Oil iAinps, Sliadca,
Clilmnien, and ail arltolrt)
usnalty kept In an establishment of this kind.
They are also prepared to furnixh Slate and do sialing
in toe best workmanlike manner.
Also, to da Tiu Roofing, Spouting, Rangn and
Furnace Work, Oos Fitting, Ag. RKpairiug neatly
and uhtaply flisotft d;
Also ;
"!Jant.h a llnvr Hone .Supix-Phos
ltut."
Remember the place. Sample and Seles P.o es
nearly opposite Oonly's Hardware Store, Market
street, but ween 'lhird aud Fourth streets. Building
dark painted.
Auiul liJ, 1K03.
This is an article for washing wittiont rubbing,
except in very dirty places, which will rtquire a
very slight rub, and unlike other preparations offered
for a liko purpose, n ill not rot tub clotjif.s, bul
will lenve Ihern much whiter thon ordinary meth
ods, without the usual wear and tear.
Il ruinnves grease spots as if by magtc, and softens
the dirt cy soaking, so mat rinsing will in ordinary
C's entirely remove it
This powder is prepared III accordance with chemi
cal science, nnd upin a procets peculiar to itself,
which is secured by Letters Patent. It has been in use
for more than a year, and has proved itself an univer
sal favorite wherever it has boen used. Aruonglbead'
vantages claimed are the folUmin;. vis :
ItBuvcsnll tho expense of soup nsirully orat or
cotton and I inen goods.
it saves most of tuc Iaoor or rubbing, nnd wear
aud toar.
Also, for cleanin; window It is iinsnrpns?e.l.
With ouo quarter the timo and labor usually re
quired it imparts a bcnuiifnl gloss and lusir;, much,
superior to any other modo. No Water required ex
Cert to moisten the powdor.
Directors with en'.-h package
And cm be readily appreciated by a single trial.
Tho cost of washing' for a family of five or six per
sons will not exceed rnr.RK cents.
The manufacturers of this powder ure awarx that
many useless compounds have been introduced to
the public which hnvo rotted the cloth, or failed in
removing the dirt, but knowing the iutrinsic excel
lence of this article, they cunii leully proclaim it
us being adapted to meet a demand w'hkh has long
existed, and has heretofore lemuined uusupplied.
MARl'rACTl'RRD PIT
hom e: &. !ti:vi:.s,
2 Ut ISi-oudwny, Ilostoi.
ALSO, MAMTACTIT.EES OF FAillLY ETB
COLORS.
For sa'.u by Grocers and Dealers CTcy where
October tS, 1S03. ouip.
BOOKS! BOOKS!!
riIIE vulwriber L.vs lftvo to call tho attention of
.1. hi (ustoiucr. nnj the coniir.unity io gcnorol, to
iuc luvi iuu. uu uiia uutt recciveu uia eccuuu iv vi
1STE"W GOODS,
consisting, in part, of a complete line of
P.Vl'EU AND ENVELOPES,
Blank. School and Juvenile Books, Faney ToiUV
rna,s. Perfumes, Picture Frames, Lava and Willow
Hunting Baskets, Bird Cages,
11 ii st (1 ii nd fit a ml (jilusses,
Fine Vuse". Handsome (Hove Jeweiry and Work
Boxes. Iruveling and otber Portlolnis. Carved
Bruckcts, Feather Dust Brushes,
ilulU, Bats,
Fishing Tackle,
Toys of all descriptions, a large stock of
WALL-PAPER AND P.ORDBft,
W indow-Blinds. Paper Shades, Coul Oil Lamps and
Fixtures. Ac. Thanktul fur past patronage, aud hope,
by strict attention to bu.iueu, lo continue fl.e s.io.ie.
N. F. LlGlliNRR.
f?ucburr, June 9. 13." 3.
1):iiutK, Glass, Putty, White Lead, Varnishes,
Ao. Everything thai I'aiuters use at unheard
of prices al Ibe Hurdwai e Store of
J. II. CONLEY A CO.
Suubury, Juno 10, ISM.
JEWELERS & SILVERSMITHS,
SI2 Chcstnat Street, PHILADELPHIA,
Arc ooening a very full li-t c.r i lie ),ro lucilors of
Fureigu lixiiiMrv An, of their own si ii-ction in
Luropuhu Ci pitals. inciuuing a great vruiely of ar
lU'l.Svf L He and Oi i.cuieiit, in
Bronxo, llrnnxe nnd Gilt, Gilt and Crystal. Cut Glass
Decorated I.ea:hr and Porrelniii.
BRIDAL, OPERA AND PARTY FANS,
Of every variety and priee.
French Mantel Clocks,
Vases, Figures and Candelabras.
watches.
In grrat VRTiety, and all warranted.
:i'j; 'a and jew tint.
A large and very choice selec'ion.
SILVER-WARE.
An increased line of Rich Articles for Bridal Gifv
and Table utei-
PLATED WARES
from the Brsl English sud American Manufacturers,
Ouui prising alloguiber aoollecaou attractive iu beau
ty, oomplele in detail, ami moderate iu price.
Novin-Ur 17, loud. 2m
lSUIi. IiO
IMsiluaelpltta & Trie Railruael.
fllHIS great line Irnvefscs'the Northern and Nurfi
J west counties of Pennsylvania 10 the city oi Erie
on Luke Erie.
it hm been leased and U operated by tbe Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company.
Tims of J'aitenger Train at Suriiury.
Loui s Eastward.
Erie Mail Train, 1145 p.m.
Erie Express Train, 6. .14 a m.
b'luiira Mail Train. ltt.l'j a m.
Leave Wostwa; J.
Erie Mail Train, i QC a m.
Erie Express Train, A.XS p u.
Elmira Mail Train, 4. Si p. m.
l'atatiUKer caisrun through on tbe Eue Mail and
Express Iraius without change bulb wayt between
Philadelphia aud Erie.
iVrw York t'unatt-li6n.
Leave New York at 9 00 a m, arrire at Frie 1 0 a.
m. Leave New York at 6 In) p. tu., arrive at Erie
T.lipim. Leave Erie at S.SU p. m , arrive at New
York 4 40 p m. Leave Erie at 9 in a. to., arrive at
Lew York 10 10 a. m.
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS on all Nisht Trains.
For information respecting Passenger business
aprlv at Cor. Stub and Market St., Philadelphia.
An 1 for Freight business of Ibe Company 'sAgenU,
8. B. Kingsluu, Jr., Cor. Uih and Market St ,
Philadelphia.
J. W. Reynolds, Erie. ,
William Brown, As;enl If. O. R. R., Biltiaore
II. li. KorsTOR,
Gen I Freight Agt. rhilsc'a.
H. W. ttw tax, .
Oen'l Tk-ket Ag't.', PUIaJa.
A.L. TYLEa,
fsej'l Maaajcf, WinUuwpf.rt
reeeokbs 1, lt
v.frc-: ; v.-r: : J""
EAUGH'S
SUrKUrilOSlMI ATE OP LIME
After rr)or than twelve years of curWint nse, this
Ligbfy concentrated manure has alUinel a wide
spread reputation as a
.SUBSTITUTE FOR rEKL'VIAN Ot"A.
Being fuund notivc in if Cf eraliou. and cf er-iat du
rability. It dors not eilinu.-t the , .", but on thti
oontrury. permanent'y improve? it. lue iai-r-osing
sulos annually, abundantly prove il.o bi(;h .-i'.'n-value
of this manure, and (crnblitu tho f ict of iu
being relied upon by a wide circle of agriculturists,
to supply oil wants iu fit direction of u.untu w lor
f ery crop.
h AT7CH: So SDNS,
Solo Manufacturers A Pr.iprittuia,
(Mice, No. 81 South. telaMro Aveaa'e,
riilLADELPHIA.
I.AVGH BflOTHETi? & CO.
Ko. 181 Poarl St., corner ol Cdu.
5KW TORK.
GEOItGE DUG WALK,
irw.'u-i A'jent fur Mirylxnl & Virginia,
No. lUi Smith s Wharf,
BALTIMORE,-UD.
i'eiiit isa per X Cash.
Just Published, the 13th edition of our new psm
phlet, "How to Maintain tho Fertility of Aaiericnn
Farms and Plantations," furnished free upou appli
cation to us or our Agents.
BAt'GII A SONS,
20 South Delunero Avenue, Pbiladn'.phis.
6'oli i y
SMITH AtiEJTTilER, SuLhury.
July 2, lsJo. ly
Aisit.'1-lcnn ArttsttH' t'nion t '
Aittc-ricsin Arllsita1 InlonT
.titit-i U-uu .trlisit k iifou!
Hid AMERICAN ARTI.'-'IS' UNION fcstuhtibt4
lSi4 onu ,ui;c t!.nt in irder lo extend llm siilo r.f
ibe loil'jv'iin v,oii kntiiviiin d highlv poj.ular
STEEL PLATE ENGRAVINGS
The Lr.st Simper
Lskuitorc ol ti e l'ilgri
2Jxi2L-
grim fathers fur Ame-
ra-a. ITi:M
Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers. 2Tx '.'
FalstaD' MusterinK bis Recruits, S!ix.'!?
Sliukspearc uni his Fnci.d, 27x.''l
Cotter's Saturday Niht, I'tj-'S
Village Blai-ksuiilb. Vtx'ii
Manifest Destiny, (fortune Ti-I'lng) HI121
Tlio Mswncre at W yoming in 177ii, JSaJ
Mount r:o.n in tho o'.deu lia.s, or, TTtsh-
inteu at. 3tl year.-1 age. 20x4
The escape of Alusr MjcDonald from the
Mfesaere of Uleitc.ie, i'.x''.i
The Mtd'jnno, 2rix 't
They hive deemed expr.ltent to nffcr Wttr. to th. "r
friends aud the public at one dollar end hfiy o. rii
each, the price, iiereto!oi having teen two doMa.a
eaeh, and for tbe purpojo of slii.-iululi;:g t:.u
getting up of Clubs, 'hoy have determined to siwaro.
premiiiins to tho getters up of the Clubs at 0 in 1 1 I!,
lion thereto lo distribute amongst the subscribers
the turn ut J50.C0J ia money anj paintings, as so vn
as the sule sliall have reached 10i.9?1 etiriu iu n
As it is our intentku tu advertise vmy ex'-coivcr-,
and as the cngrr.vip4i-.re well ki.jnn tlirousl.Cu'
Iho whole country, we have no doubt, tin with ilie
low price wo charge for them, end with tho exertion
which will bo pat f irth bv on.- namerous. t.i i-.
n'Jmbor will be riajhe.1 ii a tliort timo. At to u
ft is reached, the sulwribers, through tiidir C'lau
Agents, will be uutilied by u circulur Uiter friui us,
namii2 thetiuie and method of diitrlbulion.
. . CI.t'B RAiE.-s.
Single Enijraving f I OU eacbby mail fr-e
For Sl wo will sen.l llrEfjg. A i to tho Club rart
it) -i- !4 4
2
no
7 .- ..
a Si'.rer Wa:ch..
a Silver Lever.
1
a lljuticg Lever.
The Club psekniies vriTl ha very scourely paoked
and forwarded b rxru.-s.
Any person may up Cl'tos aal ffrwi I ite
sji.oii.,1. eiil.er by i;.-.it. j, fight l'ralr, 1'ost Offi.e
Ci der or iu a r-se.Mtrre.1 kfcr. u.I iu ail vsss mo
Literal iik '-'.ill be .iui .ei :;! -.t. and l-.r o
ngravir;r a runiiirr.j -srtiuca'c an j ructii ciii be
CLvlcsed i u ibe pnek.-.e.
C. U. D. OftL'KR?. IVrr?rj wi-iiii to Send .or
Engrarii.os an t ) :iy the Expns; Co. when ihey ure
reccire-l. will be recuircd lo seui ':th their rdtr
ti to . accordin w HI au.oual, and tcu will be
credited on luuir biil.
Ll-T OF PREMIUMS.
To be distributed
Oae of $10 003 in money, tlO.tJO
- 4,000 " i.tiuo
Five of l,uu0 " I U0J
Ten of 4J1 i.liuO
Fitly of 1U9 t.in,
Oi.e hundred elegant 0:1 raintiegs, richly
framed Lan i.-f.i", at fino e.tch. 10,00
Two bundled elegant Oil Painiings, richly
framed, lolenor Views, at $jo eacb, 1D.0M
The AFRICAN ARtlSTS UNION wouii 4.1a
that these premiums are to be coLsidercd oiny in tbe
Llit oi a tree gift to their patrons, as tho Enrav.
lugs are furuisned them beljw tbeir market mu,
and as Ihe cost of eiravincs. ai'itr the plates are
procured, as very trilling. ih,-y ouu easily atloid tu
make the distribution, large as it is.
. We U nl that our numerous friends tbrougbeut the
country aid Canudos will use their utmost exarlicns,
so that il possible, lb distribution may be made
soou, and it can be done if ihcy aro eeiive. La ii
have ottco made excellent Club AgtLts for u ui.d
wesoln-it their kind ctiorls, which will not go unre
warded. Let oue of. uure eAiergeiic puraoi.s tu every
town and village in the oountry eom m on 00 asaiaia
as Ihsy se Ibis, and get up as Uihe a Club as po.j
bic. By so doing they will be Ilia uieans ot lutro
during elegant engravings into fauilius, and lb us
aid iu lira cultivating a taslu l-.r th beautiful an4
rjunJ. A Idrcas Oiders
Skc. AaiiK x Aarisrs' L'rior.
ii I'm street, New Yoik.
Kov.lT, lK81-3ui
wu. MEcrn ft BnoTEtEit,
So. 04 AKCU Strett, tIilL.OELrVU,
Wholesafe and Retail Dealers In
13 B n L I N ZEPHVR8,
EMBROIDERIES, Fine Knit Goods, etc , pen. a
ally seleoted iu Europe, libmeslu Zephyrs,
buoisutuvn Wools, Caslimer Yaius, etc., L.,u
style 141 1 Julie Dress tad Cloak
Bettors, Drop Fringes, Lar! Bbasil Borders, Aw
White Embroidered Bonus, eta.
Ti too ls Uini ea.-cfr'.lv selected, our Wh;d
DeVeituivai udissral iud'jeir.Mts tc ihe trl
sl Utdtre, 1j0 ja:w
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