itnbiirit imcriciut.
H. B. MABBBB.' Editor ft Proprietor.
MII.-tjHIJKY, IA.
SATUKDAY, OCTOBER 17. 1808.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
' K ATIONAl. TICKET.
PRESIDENT t
Gen. II.V.SSI:." . OKAIT,
OF ILLINOIS.
' VICJJ PRESIDENT t
chlvi.i:k COLFAX,
OF INDIANA.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
AT LAKOE.
O. Morrison Contos, of Philadelphia.
Thomas M. Marsnan, Ol rtttsourg.
District.
1. W. H. Barnes,
2. W. J. Pollock, '
X. Richard Wildey,
4. O. W. Hill,
8. Watson P. Maglll,
(!. J II Brlneliurrt,
T. Friink C. Iloolon,
8. Isaao Eokert,
9. Maris lloopes,
JO. David M Rank,
II. William Davis,
12 W. W. Ketchum.
!lS. Samuel Rnorr,
H B. F. Wmroimeller,
16. ClmrlM II. MuIliD,
.) JuIib Slewnrt,
'lT. George W Elder,
'18. Jacob Grnllus,
19. .lumen Sill,
20. II. C. Johnson,
21. J. K. Ewing,
22. William Frew,
'21. A. W Crawford,
121. J 8. lttitan.
Tins REn-BUCAS VicToiiT. Tlic election
in Pennsylvania lias not only decided that
Pennsylvania is Iti'tiulilicnn, but it lias set
tled the question of tiie Presidency. The
RcpuMirnn rmijority in the Strife is from 10,
000 to 15.000. We l"e one member of Con
pre.s in PhilmlelphiH ly fraudulent votes,
and w hile we lose one or two Statu Senators,
we frain twice ns many nifiiliers in the lower
Flunee. The recent elecih-n shows conclu
sivily that Grant mid C 'lias will carry
Pennsylvania by not less than 30,000. The
New York World, and other leading Demo
cratic papers, emlnacrd, in the calculations,
Pennsylvania Ohio, Indiana and Nebraska,
for Seymour and Blair. These States have
nil pone for the Republicans. Deducting
the 03 electoral votes of these States, it leaves
the Democracy, according to their own
journals, about 95 electoral votes, or about
oue-third of the whole number, while Grant
and Colfax will receive tbe remaining two
thirds. We have now no doubt of New York, and
the result will bo, as we have always pre
dicted, a Republican victory as overwhelm
ing as that of Lincoln in 1864.
Tub election on Tuesday virtually ends
the Presidential contest. Our Democratic
friends confess, openly, that there is no
further use in making any attempt to pre
vent the election of General U. S. Grant.
Pennsylvania has been carried by at least
10,000 majority. Ohio endorses the hero
by h majority of at least 35,000, Indiana by
13,000, and Nebraska by about 2,000.
. The column of Republican electoral ma
jorities will stand in tbe States that Lave
now voted, thus :
Vermont, 5
Maine, 7
Pennsylvania, 26
Ohio, 21
Indiana, 13
Nsbraska, 3
Total, 75
Connecticut, Illinois, Michigan, Rhnue
Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Ten
nessee, Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota, Wiscon
sin, Kansas and West Virginia will add
ninety eight votes, making one hundred and
seventy, being thirty more thau necessary
for a choice. This leaves out of tbe question
New York, (which we have hopes of carry
ing.) California, Nevada Oregon, New Jersey,
some of which will be carried by Grant and
Colfax, and tbe Southern reconstructed
States, several of which we will undoubtedly
carry.
Ocn Member of Cokohess. If ever an
individuiil had reason to feel proul of his
constiuency, our fellow townsman, J. B.
Packer, must have so felt on Tuesday night,
when tbe result of the polls declared that
out of the 700 votes polled in the Borough
of Sunbury, his native place, he received
S36, and that his opponents, with every effort
on their part, fair and unfair, mean and
contemptible, could only induce 164 to cast
their votes against him. Mr. Packer's ma
jority in Sunbury is 372. lie leads the State
ticket in every county in the district. His
majority in the district will be about 2,800.
We have experienced more difficulty in
getting the returns from the different dis
trict in tie county thun we ever did before
the days of railroads aud telegraphic cum-
niiiniciitionH. Northumberland county has
gone Democratic by a majority of 452.
Last year the majority was'about 4 10. This
increase i owing to the naturalization of
Dearly 400 rx-reivns durins; the year, the on'y
source from which the party have been ena
bled to recruit nnd keep op any show of op
position, fur the last eiuht or ten years.
The election in this place never was more
cjosely contested. The vote polled in Sun
bury, on Tuesday last, was exactly seven
hundred, being an increase of 138 over last
year's vole. In I860 the Republican majori
ty was 140 ; in 16C7 it was 108 ; and io 18C8
it lias reached 237 ; a Republican gain of
147 io two years. If this increase continues,
it will take but a year or two to make Nor
thumberland County Republican.
Tub Pcjilic Debt. Siscbetaht Mc
Cri.Locu's Statement. Tbe monthly ex
hibit of the public debt for October shows a
reduction of about $1,000,000 in the debt,
as compared with tbe previous report. The
entire disbursements of the government for
(be month of September are t6 ,4-11,193 67.
It is supposed that the receipts have been
about forty seven millions. It is expected
that the statement to be published a month
hence w ill be even more favorable than the
present, with a much greater reduction,
not wit Intending the fact that about thirty
millions most be taken from the Treasury
to psy the interest on the ft 20s, which fulls
due November 1st. The expenses for October
will be very much less than for September.
Smmuur openly boasta that be never in
vested a dollar cf his wealth io Government
bond. Now, r.s be never rendered the
Government any other kind of service, it is
evident that the Vuiif- States mm IItfitio
Jsjirncr afdhipjj
TI1K PEOPttl IIAfl! BrOKEil I
PENNSYLVANIA DISCHARGES ILEXi
, .PUTYt .
THE BLEOTION OF GEN. OBA1TT
BETOND A DOUBT I f
nUNTIXGDON COUNTY.-' -J
rr rw 13. In this borouch
tie pulilicne have 41 majurity in the
o-.t .-.,,1 nrl 05 in tlifl West ward. To-
tal 64.
Republican
gain oi ii .un
year. . .
FRANKLIN. COUNTY.
WATNfieWonoV ". ".-Washington
township give, a Republican majority of 75;
Ueoublican nainoful.
WAYNEBIJOHO'. FllAKKI.lJf Co., Oct. 13.-
Qiiincy township gives a Democratic ma
iority of 55 ; Republican gain of 13.
CHESTER COUNTY.
In three districts of Chester county, Re
publican gain 102.
Dowmnoto.v, Oct. 13. This borough
and township give 24 Republican majority :
a Democratic gain of 35.
CoATK-vii.i.i!, Oct. 13. This borough
gives 100 Republican majority.
Twelve districts in Chester county give a
Republican gain over 1800 of 110, this
county is comprised of 54 districts.
LANCASTER COUNTY.
Lancasteu, Oct. 13. Democratic major
ity in the city, 175 ; gain for tbe Republi
cans, 200.
Coi.cmbia, Oct. 13. Columbia boroimh
gives Hartranft 111 majority ; Republican
gain over Geary, C8.
Lancasteu, 'Oct. 18. It Is expected that
Lancaster county will give from 0,700 to
7,000 Republican ninjority.
Lancastuk. Ph.. Oct. 13. In Lancaster
county in twenty-six districts, including the
city, the gain on Geary's majority is five
hiindrod and lorty-sevtn t enty-eiglit (lis
tricta to hear from. Good for over 0,500.
PPILADELPHIA CITY.
Philadelphia. Oct. 1:5.-0:30 p. m. The
Democratic ticket is elected in this city by
8,000 nitiiority, the Democrats claim 4,000.
. . V. ...... - .t .1:..
Kamliill, Democrat, 1st v.ti-igiessniuui uis-
t rift fleeted by about 0,000.
Mvers, Republican, re elected in oti dis
trict iv 400 minority.
O Niel. ReouUlican, 2d district re elected
by 2,800.
Kelliv. Republican, in 0th district, re
elected bv 2.000 minority.
Tie Democrats still uopetuii lor me
State.
15th ward. Republican majority, 8j0;
Democratic gain, 200.
5th ward, 1,100 Democratic majority
cuin of 359 on vote of 1800.
llth ward, 1010 Democratic ninjority ;
gain of 319 on 1800.
ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
PiTTsnrna, October 13. First ward Alle
gheny, Republican gain on Williams' vote.
110.
First precinct, Third ward, Allegheny,
Republican cam, 118
Fourth ward, Allegheny, Republican gain
42.
Millvillo borough, Republican gain 58.
Fifth ward, Allegheny, Republican ma
iorit v 312.
Sixth ward. Pittsburg, uepuuncau major
ity 213 ; Republican gain 111.
Seventh ward, Allegheny. Republican ma
ioritv 34: Republican cain 30.
Filth ward, Allegheny, Kepuonean major
ity. 3o0 : cam, 63.
Allegheny- Citt, First ward, Republi
can gain on Williams, 110 ; First precinct,
Thud ward, Allegheny, Republican gain
118: 4th ward. Republican gain, 142 : 5th
ward, Allegheny 821 Republican majority ;
Sixth ward, Allegheny, Republican gain
110 : 8th. Pittsburg, 213 majority. Republi
can cain of 111 : 2nd ward, Allegheny, 550
majority, gain of 100; 2nd ward, Pittsburg,
304, Republican gain 30; :rti ward. Alto
gheny. Republican minority 360, gain 63.
The maiiirity in Allegheny county will
exceed 8,000. The gains here Bro over 1,
500 in one half the county, Returns from
adjoining counties are favorabln to the Re
publican cause.
VENANGO COUNTY,
TiTL'tsvn.LE, Oct. 13. 93 ninjority for the
State ticket.
Pitiiole. Pa., Oct. 13 Dem. pain 4
Emlestos, Ph., October 13. Republican
gain 5.
Ckandeiuit, Oct. 13. Democratic gain
48.
Scoak Ckeek, October 13. Republican
gain, 7.
Oil City, Oct. 13. Republican majority
103 ; Republican guin ol 2.
ARMSTRONG COUNTY.
Kitta.n-ni.no, Pa., Oct. 13. Republican
majority 61.
Bhadikk ks, Pa., Oct. 13. The Republi
can majority lor the State ticket is 45 ; to
tal vote 222.
ADAMS COUNTY.
Gettysuuro, Oct. 13. This county 99
majority for llurtranft. Scattering returns
throughout the couuty, show a Republican
gain of about 100 over last year.
BLAIR COUNTY.
Tyrone Republican pain, 16.
Snyder township, Blair county Republi
can gain, 8.
Allegheny, 22 districts, Republican gain,
1.070.
Lancaster city and townships, Republi
can gain of 8P0 on the Gearv vote. Repub
licans cluiin from 6,000 to 700 in this county-
FAYETTE COUNTY.
Uniontown, Oct. 13 Our couniy gives
1.000 majority for Foster, and 1,050 for
Doyle.
PniLAPEi.riiiA. Oct. 13-11 r. m. Gov.
Geary telegraphs the following:
lhm. Hiiiion Cameron : The State majori
ty will reach 15,000 ; four Congressmen in
tliH city ; Mayor doubtful.
YORK COUNTY.
Newberry township Republican majori
ty 106. Republicun pain 41.
York borough 800 Democratic majori
ty ; Republican gain .'18.
Goldsborough Republican majority 36,
on Htate ticket. Small's majority 41.
Hanover -Republican majority 82.
Nohristow.n, Pa., Oct. 13 Republican
majority 52, a gain of 48. The Democratic
majority in this (Montgomery) county will
be about 1.000.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
' Fourteen districts in Montgomery county
give Hartranft a gain of 195 over Geary.s
vote. 1
Ohio.
Zanesville, Oct. 13. Democratic major
ity. 28 ; last year, 188 ; Republican gaio, 100.
Steubbnville, Ohio, Oct. 13. 33U Re
publican majority a Republican goiu.
Cincinnati, Oct. 13. Republican majori
ty, 4.500 ; gain, 2.000.
Cinciknati. Ohio, Oct. 13 Second dis
trict, Cincinnati, gives Eggleston 104 ma
jority j gain 17. Avoudalu gives F.gnleston
31 gaio. The Eleventh ward-gives Eggles
ton 491 majority ; gain 03.
Dispatches from Scbenck's district say the
Republican gains are large.
The Twentieth ward gives Strader 17 ma-
Coi.CMBCS, Oct. 13. Carey is certainly de
feated in tbe Second district. Close vote
Eggleston. Magre returns show Democratic
gains in Columbus.
CmciflKATi, Oct. 13. Reports through
Democratic sources show the defeat of Gib
son, in the Ninth district! Democratic gain.
. Franklin Qounty, Ohio, probably 500 Dim
orratie gain ovr lait year.
Indlnnn O. K.
New TorkI Oct 13. A special dispatch
to the Trihune states that ludiana gives ?,
000 Republican. majority, . , , -
INDtAHAPOLIS, lD(l,,UOI, 1 oouin.umu
gives 700 Republican majority. , .
" 1 l
-' 'New Jersey. -: - -'
Newark, N.J .Oct. 13. The Republicans
have carried the city by a very small majori
ty." The Aldermen are about evenly divided
iM-tweru both parties.' l ue Republicans
claim a slight gain.. V , 1 il .',
NrbriiMka . K.
New York, Oct. 304 p. m. Dispatches
from Nebraska announce the re-election of
John Tate, Republican.
The democratic t'oinitcrlelt.
One year ago -Democratic audacity cul
minated in the deliberate forgery of natur
alization papers, to which crime we must
credit their success at the last election.
Presuming upon the leniency of the public,
they have been emboldened to still greater
crime, even that of counterfeiting the nation
al currency. We knov; not to w hat den or
corner to trace the perpetration of this
infamy. The outrage should, however, not
go unpunished.
By the preachers of repudiation it may
have been considered a sharp dodge to in
troduce their desperate scheme. But when
thousands of their ignorant devotees accept
their false coinage as genuine money, it
becomes necessary to speak in behalf of
humanity. Let all law abiding men read the
enormity of the offence in the letter of the
law provided for its punit,hment.
The tenth and eleventh sections of the act
of June 30. 1804, declare it to be FKLoNV to
make, issue, sell, utter, publish, or pass any
note in "the liivne or imilitude'y of any
yecurity of the United States. And on con
viction thereof the party so offending may
be puniihed Jiy a line not exceeding $5,000,
or by imprisonment at hard labor not ex
reeding fifteen years, or by both, iu the dis
cretion ol tlic court. .
The law of February 5, 1807, section 2.
enncts that it shall not l e lawful to engrave,
design, print, or in any immuer make or
execute, or to utter, distribute, ciiciilute, or
life any business or professional card, notice,
placard, circular, hand bill, or advertise
ment, iu the likeness or similitude of any
bond, ceitilicate of indebtedness, certificate
of deposit, coupon, United States note,
Treasury note, circulating note, fractional
note, postage Unnip note, or oilier obliga
tion or other security of the United Slates.
And any person or persons, offending
against the provisions of this section, shall
be subject to a penalty of $100, to be recov
ered by an action of debt, ouu half to the
use of the informer.
The conuterfeits in question are one
dollar bills, fac similes of tbe genuine with
the exceptions that Mr. Seymour's lace is
substituted for that of Mr. Chase, and the
word "bondholders" is inserted for "bearer."
The signature of F. E. Spinner, treasurer,
written upon them is a deliberate forgery.
Mr. Spiuncr's attention has bceu culled to
the counterfeit, and of it he says :
This paper seems clearly to be of the kind
that the law was intended to interdict, and
it teems to be equally clear that any person
who has done anything in the wav (d putting
it into circulation is equally subject to the
pains and penalties denounced by the
statute.
When will the Democratic party cease to
add the most damning crimes of the calendar
to its history ? It is yet unwat-hi'd of re
bellion. It is stained with repudiation. It
is besmirched with fruuds in naturalization
nnd colonization, and now it stands arraign
ed for impiously and deliberately falsifying
the money of the nation. The American
people will see to it that the criminal shall
not escape unscathed from the dock. Let
the verdict in November be so pronounced
as to settle forever the Democratic career of
crime.
-llorc ICccriiili lor 4riiut.
We chronicle the accession of Judge
Strong, late of the Supiemu Court of I'euii
sjlviiiiia, Hon. T. S. Fernon, formerluy 11
Democratic Senator from Philadelphia, and
Gen. Scholield, at present the Secretary of
War under our Democratic administration.
Gen. S. has heretofore been regarded as an
extr nie Conservative, and, when in com
maud in Missouri, was not at all iu favor
with the Radicals there. We now find in
print his letter of Mav 25th, dated at Rich
mond, anil addressed to Gen. Grant, congra
tulating him upon the Chicago nomination.
The annexed quotations from this letter ex
press the judgment and hopes of a very large
and influential class ol our citizens :
"The judicious selection of Mr. Colfax 11s
second on the ticket, and the general prac
ticitl wisdom displayed in framing the plat
form that is, in laying down practical rules
of action, based upon the necessities of the
country, instead of abstract political theories
have greatly increased the probabilities of
success, uiid ut the 8a mo time made that sue
cess the more to be desired. 1 have always
believed that the Union could be fully re
stored only by the men who put down the
rebel. ion.
Your election to the Presi
dency will be the end of our political trou
bles, as your ucccssion to the Commander in
Chief of the Army was the end of t lie South
ern rebellion.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
J. M. ScnoriKLD, Brevet Mnj. Geu."
. mom
The largest advertising contract given
out in 1808, and probably the largest ever
giveu to one advertising firm at one time, is
that of tbe proprietors of Plantation Bitters
to Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Advcri Uiiig
Agents, No. 40 Park Row, New Y'ork, on the
lSttl of Hc.it., lor i3,770 20.
Mcvsrs. 1'. II. Drukc & Co, have for years
been among the largest, advertisers in Amer
ica, unci the contract mentioned above is
but a small part of their expenditure in this
way for the present year. It is only those
who have tried printers' ink most extensively
(hatHreso riuiily convinced of its eiiicacj.
The Advertising Agency w hich is sending
out this order is another example. It com
luenced busimss v than, live years since,
and tliu fact that it now controls 11 greater
advertising patronage than any bimilar esta
blishment, is without doubt to be attributed
to their having expended more money in
advertising themselves and their fucilties
within that lime, than all other advertising
firms put together, since the establishment
of the first agency a quarter of a century
siucu.
"Vidette," the Atlanta, Oa., correspondent
of the Boston Traveler, says: Republicans
need expect nothing from this tHutu in the
coming election. Our leaders ari being kil
led or driven out of the country. The rebels
will lake possession of the polls, and drive
off or murder those who would vote for
Grant.. And so Georgia will go for Bluir
and Seymour. I can hardly give to your
readers the details of ut 1 the murders or
other "oozings for peace," among us, but
will, so far as possible, keep them informed
of the progress of events until the day when
the loyal States shall, by the ballot, put our
Government into loyal bauds. It Is with
us here as it was with our country in 1801,
safety aud life rest with the men of tbe
north.
Gold DowN.-Wlien t'.ie Democratic money
brokers in New York find that Grant's pros
pects are better than usual, gold goes down
in price. Thai why gold is gettiug cheaper.
They feel that the country io. gettiug nearer
Graut's ekction.
ELEVTIUK BMT17RNM OF NOnTntMIIGIlt.AD COtJKXTfBcl.l.
uiua. un. Hvr. Uen.
DISTRICTS.
39
O
D
P
M
a
Sunbury, j ft
228
89
90
264
217
290
115
190
157
103
87
G4
227
258
20(1
210
1202
118
197
10(1
Northumberland,
Milton,
Watsontown,
McEwensvjile, ;
Turbutville,
Turbut,
Delaware,
Lewis, t
Chilisqusque,
Point, .
Upper Augusta,
Lower Augusta,
Rush,
Shiimokin,
Coal,
Mt. Carmol Twp.,
Jackson,
Cameron,
Jordan,
Upper Mahanoy,
Washington,
Lower Mahanoy,
Liitle Mahanoy,
Zt-tbe.
200
203
111
58
40
144
154
72
111;
'53
39
144;
154
72,
148
102,
123
101
ma!
203;
Yin
13;
53
24 !
19'
202 !
23;
82!
1671
423'
108
87
04
227
258
200
148,
mi!
210
100
140
315
173j
80j
201 1
240
1)9
1 An
123;
315 101
17.1 103
307
201
249
100
75
112
203
138
01
71
100;
18
03
24 1
1!
262 j
23 :
82
167i
423j
75
1 1
142
153
88
34
95
37
104
1421
15
8i
84
95:
37!
164!
Mt.Carmcl Borough.!
bhamokin
Total,
3694
1680
Majnritiet,
452
481
Democrats in Roman ; Republicans in Italic..
For Coroner, John Linch, Dem., received 3,.Sfl5 ; fur Auditor, A. J. Oatlngher Dem
We hardly open u hoiilhetn joui nu I illi
out linJing iu it the most veuuiuoiis denim
nations id' scalawags anil carpet baggers.
Theyure represented us meriting nothing but
scorn, persecution and deu'.h. The other
day we copied tiom uu inlluential paper of
Alabama an article in which t Ikto two
clashes of men were warned tl.at they would
ull be hanged us soon us Seymour ami Blair
should be elected. This article was illus
tinted with a rude cut, exhibiting a scV.la
wag and a curpet-buggcr suspended by their
necks from n tree, where they had been left
hanging by a Ku Ivlux mule which had
borne them to the place of cxccutit.ti. Now,
what are scalawags V They aie Union men
bom iu the South. Ami what are carpel
baggers ? They are Northern men who
have seen lit to move South uud settle then
since the war. What is their crime ? Have
they violuted the Constitution or laws ol
the United States 1 No, not ut all. They
have simply attempted to exercise the rights
which the Constitution and luws guarantee
to all citizens. And for so doing they are
threatened with death, and some id' litem
have been put to death already. Now, we
tell our Southern friends in ull kindness
that this conduct on tlieir part will not be
tolerated. The scalawags and the carpet
baggers shall be protected in the enjoyment
of ull their legal lights. One of the things
that we fought the wur for wus to secure to
the citizen his light of life, property, free
speech and free voting in every part of tin
Union. That we mean to have now, and
the sooner the Southern people understand
thia determination and respect it the better
for all parlies. Germitntcn 7 eh-grnj-h.
Andeksonyii.le. Out of 41,882 Union
soldiers con lined in the Andi-rsonviile prison
12,303 died from sickness and starvation in
one year. This was more than one thousand
per month ; over 250 per week ; over Ii,'.
per day. Think of it. This is a greatei
number than was lost by the llritish goeiu
nient in its Crimean campaign. And yei
we are asked to sustain the inhuman w retch
es who did this work, by voting for Sey
mour and Blair.
Gen. Bealiiegahd is now a sound Demo,
crat. Oil November 10th, 1802, he wrote
the following letter :
"Htm. llicliord P. Miltt, llichmond, l't. :
Has the bill for the execution of Abolition
prisoners after January next been passed '
Do it. and England wili bestirred into action.
It is high time to proclaim the black Hag
after that period. Let the execution be vt ith
the garrote. G. T. Ueai'Iihoahd."
Or one hundred and eighty-six Southern j
delegates in tbe New York Convention, one ;
hundred and ten had been in the rebel service, j
Thesn old rebels, rebels still, made the Dem- 1
ocratic platform and selected the Democratic I
candidates. The voice of the people will;
soon show how heartily Northern loyally, j
and the honest Democracy of Jackson, Jef- j
ferson, Douglas and Dix, can submit tu such
treasonable dictation.
Std McC'lei.i.an. sir.ee 1804. "I would not
for Ii Ity Presidential chairs, subject myself
to the annoyance and almost humiliation
which I experienced Irom Democratic leaders
during that contest." His disgust was
equally apparent, in the carefully chosen
words with which his letter of last, week
piled up indignant scorn upon a bastard De
mocracy. Gen. Beauregurd lias returned to New
Orleans from Virginia.
An Italian claims to havo invented a kind
of "felt" which will resist bullet.
Kansas has discovered a petrified croco
dile, one hundred 'and twenty-six feet long.
The Washington Star denies tiie report
that Secretary Seward is to marry Miss
Risley.
Ske Bust ii or UiiiPF.s on SulnJsrJ in another
column. tji-Ern's Staxdard Wine CtTrtns is
highly recommended by physicinns Ii Dyspepiies,
on account of its tonio properties, iu purity, aud
ill dolioious flavor.
A BUSY han Is a locomotive, and lite a track.
Every night he drivos into "the bau.e." and sus.
Every mormon he is fired up anew, and away he
Koe, switching off in one. direction and then in nun
thcr. In this rtiuKne of busiaefs he forgets that (he
physical nrganittiliHi is of die next delicate kind,
if a bard iron locomotive needs constant uare, and
to be well oiled up and rubbed nil every day, bow
much more necessary is it that all men and women
should use Plantation Bitters, which are the
tti plus ultra of everything which Is necessary to
keep tbe system in a perfect tone of beulth.
Maonolia Water. Superior to tbe best Ira
ported Ovrman Cologne, and sold at half the price.
Delioats Machinery. As machinery will not
work without being lubricated, so it is wiib the hu
man system, which is the most delicate piece of ma
chinery in existence, and requires aid in the opera
tion of its different functions. The -Wine Bitters"
will afford that aid in a greater degree than auy
before offered to tbe publio.
Sold by Druggists.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIVKUV STABIiE.
THE subscribers having purchased tha stock and
fixtures of Mr. Charles Bacon's Livery Stable,
in Bunburv. wnuld respectfully announce to the
I publio, that tbey intend lurninhing ii wilh firsi-olasa
1 llorsea. Carriages. Buggies and .Spring Wagons
' suitable for tha busmen, and will endeavor to make
it a Livery second In none In thtasoctionnr the Stste.
Orders left at tha Central Hotel, at any bour of the
day or night, wili reooive prompt attention.
MoGAW A FARNSWORTU.
Sunbury, October 17, loot).
T8 hereby given, thst on and after tha 1st of D.
eember. the prloe of lots in tht town of llolfea
atatn will be advanoad tt0 on aaok tot.
OeftrboT 10th. lof-a .
Con fret, f Amtmbly. Iii. Att'y Obm.
I I I I I I
i i s- n
234 84 232 85 201 118
'261 120 265 112 218 164
217 192 210 1115 213 193
290 157 208 150 802 152
111 103 112 102 111 103
54 85 1 55 85 53 . 87
41 63 43 61 41 63
143 228 146 225 153 218
I52j 2U0 152 200 152 259
71 S07 78 200 77 200
147 2 Id) 148 210 1(10 204
I 102 1001 104 98j 102 100
127 135 123 141 124 138
102; 811 102 818! 103 813
' !00j 177 105 170 103 174
: 215 294 215 292 204 306
197 142 188 150 186 152
90 220 66 244 00 250
71 101 71 ()) 71 mi
13 7H 13 70 13j 70
52, 112 49 115 50 115
25 141 24 139 24 142
I 19 153 10 5t jo ifl3
263 87i 263 87 257 00
23 85 I 23 35 23 35
7H 91! 85 88 80 90
160; 32 160 37 105! 39
449, 128 435 148 4201 156
3319 41103 3790 4037 3094 4140
3819 3790 3094
184 247 452
250 , 71
27j' 04
213 191
295; 158
111! 103
,58. 7
' 43 01
144! 228
100 252
73, 205
159, 205
100 05
141' 199
74; 236
80.
13
02
70
74' 91
84 1 132
22 150
270 80
25 83
82 93
170; 34
iisosj
112!
raceived 4,094.
FALL & WINTER GOODS!
AT
Miss Louisa Shissler's,
MARKET SQUARE.
Ladies' nnd Misses' HATS and BONNETS,
in immense variety
.Uillfnci-y Uoeds nud Trlnimlngs.
French and American Ribbons. Laces, Hnndker
cliifl'o. (Ilnves. Hosiery, and a ireneral lunortment of
l.mher' Millinery UouJs, which have boen selected
with groal cure.
WOOLEN GOODS, FUIIS, &c.
a'iitM I olIui-H, rWcklif-M Iv', Ac.
Every vnriutv will bo found to select from, at
MODLKATE PRICKS.
Sunbury, Oot. 17, 1803.
CHOICE FUU1T& ORNAMENTAL
55188 8
4 si A SJt 4
. BEN J. BOHNER,
Dealer in Fruit and Ornamental Trees, will furn
from the must rcsponrililo Nurseries in this nnd
other sioitcs. firt claw TREES nf all kinds. Also,
Shrubbery, Vines and Plants. Garden Seeds of all
kinds.
SEED POTATOES.
New White Peach Blows. Early Uoo lrich, Chile
and llnrrisnn Potatoes, in large and small quantities,
are orTered lor sale.
Orders are respectfully solicited.
Address BEN'J. BOIINER,
l'Hxinos, North'd. Co.
t'""N. Ii. Insurances taken in soreral of tha
nio.t responsible Fire Insurunceand Horse Detective
Companies in the State
Oct. 17, I8H8 y
IN SUN1JURY.
THE NEW DRUG STORE
OF j
jr. a. n a it k 1. 1: & v ., j
On Market street, Eiet of tho Railroad, nearly
opposite the Hardware Store of Conlev A Co ,
SUNBURY, PENN'A.
J E would respectfully invite tbo attention of
the citizens of Sunbury uud vicinity to onr
entire new Stock of
1111-6 I'l-cxli llriiw iiiiU .yirtllriuo.
" " Paints. Oils and Varnishes.
" " (ilnss. Putty and Dye Stuffs.
' " Perfumeries, Cuuibs Bnd Brushes
11 " Patent Medicines of all kinds.
I.IQl'ORShy tho Bottle, Gallon, Quart and Pint.
SCOTCH ALE, LONDON POUTER and
CONORESS WATER.
Tobacco, Cigars aud Snuff.
Looking-Ulass Plates cut to suit Frames.
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS AND VARIETIES.
Trusses, .Supporters, Bandages, Ao.
Wc have selected our stock with care aud can war
rant it fresh, and of the best uiatorial in the market.
Having had several years' exporieuce in the business
we flatter ou.-ulves Hint wa eun give entire satisfac
tion to ull who may favor us with their patronage.
Special attention given to compounding l'hysioiaus'
Prescriptions at all hoursof the day or night aud on
Sundays liive us a cull.
J. Q. MAKKLE A CO.
Sunbury, Oct. 1 7, 1867.
BOOK AGENTS !
Are meeting with rnre suctrew in sailing Sir S. W,
Bakkk'h kxplortitiuns and Adventuri's among tti
Nile TributHrifd t Ahyisinia to wbicb is now added
mi account of the Citjitu ity nnd roltitwo of English
Sutijuci, and tho career of the lute Emperor Xboo
durv. No bnok i received Hinontf nil eludes of peo
ple with such unbounded favor, or so fully combines
thrilling interest with solid instruction. Agents,
initio a ml te ui ale, ntll it rpidly.
' An fiiliiiiniule record of noUntifio exploration,
peojjrjipbienl discovery, and personal adventure.
-V. 1'. Trihmtt.
'It issued in a very attractive form, and is as
entertaining ns a romance." Button Joitrna?
Full pr:icilnr on application to 0. X. CASE k
CO., l'utli.-ht!r-i, li irltuid, Conn.
October 17, 1 iS. 4t
lorilisH 4Viiir.it Ittiilwtiy,
fcL'MMKR TIME iSCUKDULK.
ON and after May 1 Ith, ItiftS. trains will leave
ilNBLKV, as (..How:
LEAVE NOKTU WARD,
6.00 A. M., Daily for U Uliauiiport. Daily (exoept
.Siu.iiHyit.) for Kluiiru, Citnandaiua,
Kucliier, Mutiiilotf, Niauru Falls,
HuKpeiisiuo Bridge and (be Canada.
4. IS P. M , Daily (except iuudav,) for Llunra. and
Uitttnlu via line Hallway fruin tluiira.
6 Ol) P. M., Daily (exeunt buudaya,) far Williams,
port.
LEAVE SOUTHWARD.
12.03 X. M., Daily (except Mmiday.) for Baltimore,
Wnniiij;tnii and Philadelphia.
10.1 H A. M..Diily for Baltimore and Wxfhini(lnn
6.4.1 P. M., Daily (except Sunday,) for JUrruburg.
J. IS. DrlUiiHT, En. K. You no.
Geu'l Sup't., Ueu I Pnwen'r Ag't ,
JlarrUburg, Pa. Baltimore. Md
Notice in Bankruptcy.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the I5th dsy
of Sepletuber. A D MS, a Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate of S. B. Bnyer,
nfSunburv, in the county nl Northumberland, and
State of Penmvt Ivmiia, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt on hi own petition ; Ibat tba payment of
any debts mi l delivery of any property belonging to
such H nit k i up!, to hi in or for his use. and tha trans
fer of any property hy him are forbidden by law;
that a meeting of Ihe creditors of the said Bankrupt,
to prove their debts, and to uhoose on or more As
signees of his estate, will be held at a Court of Bank
ruptcy, in he holilen in the Borough of Sunbury,
couniy of Northumberland, and Stale of Pennsylva
nia, before J. M Wiestling. K.sq., Register, on the
27th day of October, A. D 11S, at clock, A. M.
T- D UHEEN A WALT.
Deputy Vuited States Marshal, (as Messenger.)
Western District of Pennsylvania.
October S I, 18S. 41
Trevor-ton Lots for Sale).
nil! REE LOTS, in tha town of Treverton, Nor
1 Ibuniberland oounly, will he sold cheap, on ap
plication to Ihe undersigned. Those lots are advan
tageously located, and are valuable for building
purposes. Apply to, or address
JOSEPU CONRAD.
Oct Sd. 1368 ( Sunbury, Pa.
VAI.I .4.11,1. i: FAK.H 1'OK H.4I.I:.
T OFFER my Farm forSale.in Cpper Aagusta town
ship, adjoining tba Borough ol Sunbury, (oalled
the old Urast Farm I Terius reasonable. Apply
to PKIKU BALDY,
OetWr 10th, IMS -g WDajrHlU
NEW DRY GOODS
AND
Fresh Groceries I
On Tblra 111., one deor bslow Us Lutheran Cburoh,
SUNBURY, PENN'A.
MENRY PETERS
Has jutt opnd a Urge amortmeot of
DRt OOO US, iuoh u C.llooet. Muslim. Ao., which
r told hmjiar ihaa Tr. Alto, vmrUtjr f Na
tions, Unlershtrti, lrwers, Mats and Caps. i
. LADIES' WOOUKN GOODS, As. , :
' OHOOBRIES !
and
PKOVISIONS
f all kinds, suh u
BrjOAkS, COFFEES, TEAS, SPICES, COAL OIL,
Molasses, Syrups, Mackerel, Lard, Hams, Nuts,
Dried and Canned Fruits, Prunes, ItaUins, Cheese,
ana vracxers, ana in lact everytuing usually
kept in the Urooerj line.
llatns, Fish, Coal Oil, Crockery-ware, Queensnare,
Ulus-ware, willow. ware, 4o.
The best FLOUR and MEAL in the Market
Tobneoo. dears, and a varietv of MOTIONS.
Also : All kind of Canned Fruit, at the lowest
prices.
Country Produo taken In exchange for Ooods.
LCall and examine my Stook, and satisfy jour
selves.
HENRY PETERS.
Sunbury, Oot. 10, 1883.
S 111: It IFF' SALIN.
1Y virtue of suudry writs of Levaii Facias, issued nut
Jj of the Court il Coiuiihmi I'leua of NirihuiuherlnJ
vxuniy, and in me directed, Will d exponed to fubhu r;dr
ai the Us-url Huse, inititt nnugtiu Sunbury, uu TL'KS
DAY, tb 27di (tnyol UU l OliKH, Istib, at one o'clock
1', AI , lite Mluwtitg pmpeitv, to wit :
A cetlniii two-n-iry buck h"Ue eontiiiiiing In front
twenty tW'i feet, aU m depth fif ty feet, and ttm lot or
piece tif ground mi which Hie aims Is ereeied, wilh the
curi i liis Hpiturteiiiiitt thereto, snuate in the Unr iutrli of
Noiitiuuibvrititid and county alorrstml. on lot iiumliet two
hundred and fiitys-a, in the g eun a I plan ol wid HMUrli,
b 'UMded on itie mrth-wtst by Third ktreetj on the north
chM by Hun .Ver street j on the south-east by lot .No. '2-55,
and west by en alley.
CeiZfd, In ken mto execuLion and to he sold us the proper
ty of WMImtn U K'Hint, owner or reputed owner, ajid
Isaac M. Ko. ns, eontructor.
a8o All thut certain twrr story ftame or pin n k
huildmg, coiitaiiihis; in Iroiit sixteen leet. and a depth nf
twen.)six feet, iluntet) on the south side of Commerce
aireet, hih! tliai certMiii l t or piece of ground on Which the
I'tine is erevlrtl, nnd known and described on the yeueuil
plan of the H .rough ni itiiiiiobin, County of Northinuher
lund himI iinte of t'emisy'VJHiia, us lot uumlier four (4), m
bl-t'k number IWent'SiX (vOj.
sailed, laken into exrcti 'ii and to he sold as the pro.
petty of David AI K refer, iwuei or reputed ownci und
contractor
A I t the s-iine time end place, by virtue of sundry
writs of Venditioni t;xvuh. I be lollownni propertv, to
wit : Tw uoiititu ua I-ta or pieces of gr uitd.stiurtted in
the H 'r-iuiib of Muimokui. couuty of iNoti huodreriuiid nd
StMte of leiintvlviitiiti, and known and dfdibed on Hi a
genernl plan ( end HoriHnih,i I ts iiuiuIh led ninety-scv-ii
(07) and iimei) eijjhi (if). hounded h fotinws, town:
A or Hi by lot u-wovvned by MnihtHu lm-; eist by the
Mir mutant linpritvemeiii Cmnv(oy'a Kuilroml; nutli
by lit uuiiiii r niiiet-noie (K! ). uud Wel by Sr i:n k:
tieet, whtieti me erected tw frmne dvvebtng h msei,
one siHl'le, curpenter ah and ot'ier tnttbui.ditts, und one
stiii nii.Hry stemn engine nd fisturrt. etc.
Seized, taken into execmt m :md to be sold as the proper
I) f J K. and S P. hiBcnlmri
At.rttt At the sniiie tune am) pluce, the fotln.vins; ren
etitine, to wit One M of ground, aittmie in the Borough
of Milton, It'iunded north In J itofthe .Mi I ton llrulge Com
ptiu ; wmt by Front street ; s uth by lot of John ?, Peter
mini ; west by the dusquetumna river, whereon are erected
a h-use, store room, shop. ihU, etc
Seiit-d, in ken into execution and to be sold ns the proper
ty ol Willntm Hiiupt.
Al.St) t the ftime time and pluce. a certain I. I iiirni
beied two (il), m bl-ck number one (1). in Lake's Addi
tion to the llorouh of Snnbmy, boundt-d ' n the tiort hv
!t number itne ( I ) ; on the eHSt nv Susquehtmna Avenue ;
on the s uth by lot number liiiee and on the Wfit hy
the public road along lhe$usqueiiusuta river leuding to .ur
thumltei lund
Seized taken into execution and tn be sold bs thepropei-
1,a.Z- ,, ;,.,. a,H Place, .h. .
d.vidr,! eiK'Hlli pari. Ihmiik Ihe.trlVhdnnf. l.iteiral..t all Hint
certain trnct of lanil situntr in Upper M-ihmioy tiiwnalnp,
."rihuialirlMiicl ciainty. nilj Miliar lai-diinl Jae'iljMruwst-r,
-ainuel Heeler. Michael U. I ail I iiml Kilns I'aul. contaiainK
eighly fieencres. mnreur less, whereof ore cteeid seveniy.
five acres wlieteon "le erected a lare two story dwelling
li 'use. btitk luirn and other outhaildinas, a latgc apple
on-hard, ,Ve.
Seized, taken iutoeseoution and to be sold ss the proper
ty nf John M Hrllininkey.
AlSO At t lie same lime nud place, all those three eer
tiin lots or pieces "f 'round, sntiate la t'e Uornush of
Shaniokiu. Northuinherltuid e--unty, Mule of I'eimsv IvnniH.
and numiinred in te g' neinl phoi of iid t"vn ns lots
nuinhereil 5. Oaml 7, in hla'k nniTiher 151, fnuttii.g souih
on Independent street ; oil the east hy l.ih-'ity street ; oh
I he noith liy Shninnktn creek ; west hy M nnnilier four, in
saidhlock; where, i are erer-lea a two-story frame dwell
ing haiBe tin,! kitchen Hint shop, with a weli ,,f g-Hd wnter.
Seized, tnken into exei-al ion end to he sold as the proper
ty of .l--hn Ne.hitl.
ALStl Al Ihesaine time and plaee, the f,,! iwinc rent
estule. siliisled in the Itorouni! of Slmm -km, t'onnty of
iMorihainherlandHiid-trnieof Pennsylvania, viz : ltui num
hel two nnd Itiree -J oj. ss nuilibered iu the a'neral
pi ,a ol mud tov.-n ol l, iniokio, nnd in hloi-k iMinlier one
liundrt-il and eichiv-eiirlit, si'nsled on the eaiit siile of Slm
inokin vtr,-e. in Hie tl.iioiili ,,t hnmokin. wnereon is
ere,'led a fr-im rtwellinfr ami oihr onihuildins, etc
Seized, taken Into execationanil to he s -IS nstlie proper
ty of l,imt-l Cnntphell and Sarah Compile!!, his wife
AI.SOAt the same tune and place, the tollowing feel
estnle to-w,t : Itrcjniiir hi n po-l in a l-ine. comer of out. j
lot nuinlir fli'lv three ( kJ. thence al-mi-lhe line oi ssid oat
lot, north twentv-S X llev , eilst Cll-liteen pen-lira to tiie
Sham ikin creek, thence alone said creek airi. Ihnly and
one-milt decrees, enst ten perclo-s, s uth sixty six unit one.
fourth d'-eH-es, east twenty pert-lies, inence aoiili eistily
iiine decrees, tint tan perches, ninth fnty-lwo ai.d one.
half d'-gri-e, east twenty-two peffhes, n-nth sixty-two
drurees, ent six prcS.a. s airh sixteen deerees wst
einhteea perrhes ; thesce s 'iitli fil t v-t w-i and one-hnlf de
grees, west Ihirly perches, south B'X'y-fourniid lliree-f-Mlith
decrees, west tifly-two perches, thence soulh sixty srvea
and oiie-f-'ilrlh dearees. west Itiirly-foor peri-lies; thence
south si XI v d,-irri-es, west foniteen nnd I w '.lent he perches;
thence e-iuth thirty four degree, seventeen pen-hs : Ih-iice
at-uis; the line "f Innd ,,f J It. .Mnsser rtli sixty-four
decrees, west twenty pcrclirs to a post; thence tv the i
same. ii'Tth forly-seyen nnd-a-haif degtees. east seventy '
perches toe post ; thence Uv the same, noilh iwentv five '
iiii't-.'i-hair deurees, earn twenty and tliree-tenthi parches
to n post in the time nl'orcnaid. and tlience ulonK the line of
said land, s -uth six'v four degrees, east one and three- j
tenths perches tthe plneeof liegiitiiintf.fniitntniiiff iwentv- ;
five ar-ies, it hemtr the whole o' nut. lots lllltnhered ill the l
aenernl plan of eaid town of Snnhuiy, nuinliered fifty-four
and fifty -five, and part of out-lota nanihereil fil'tv s-ven
anit fl'tv-eieht. I .evied as the property of Joseph S.lver. i
Seized And taken into execution and to he sold as the :
ptornrty of Jose h S. Silver.
I) s.NIF.LEKCKI.EY, Sheriff, i
Snnhurv, Octoherflh, 1H6-I
QUARTERLY REPORT OF THF1 FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF SUNBURY.
Quarterly Report of tho condition of the --The First
National Bank of Sunbury. in the Borough of Sun
hurv. in the State of Pennsylvania." on the rxorniug
of the first Monday of October. A. D., UJJ :
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in,
Dividends Unpaid,
Surplus Fund.
Discounts. Exchanges, Interest, and
'Profit nnd Lo-s."
Circulating notes received from
tho Comptroller, fl8f).0nr) (10
Less nniontit on hand, ' 2 163 MJ
Lenving amount outstanding,
Stale Bank circulation outstanding,
Individual Deposits.
Construction Account,
Due to National Bunks, other Banks
and Bunkers.
loo.ono oo
H.23S 70
12,471 :i
60,100 li
177.K..1 50
"111171 2i
"in Wii
lO.otlii b4
1 811 4S :
Total,
ASSETS.
Loans and Discounts
Banking-hoiKR. other Real Estate, furni
ture and fixture.
Current expenses and Taxes pii-1.
Cash linn, ineluding Stamps and
laiainl eiirrency.
Due from National Banks, other Banks
and Bankers.
U. S. Bonds deposited with U 8.
Treasurer to secure circulating notes,
$oM),i;,5 03
fM6 173 02
SUM, 41
4,751) 02
2 144 83
82,1011 73
200.000 00
V S. Bonds nnd securities on hnnd,
Other Sticks. Bonds and Mortgage
Cash on hand in circulating notes of other
Bills of National Banks State Banks
and Legal tender notes,
Specie,
2-s 700 00
ll.biO 00
44 44J oo
35ti S6
$Cb9,li& 03 ;
STATE OP PENNSYLVANIA,
NuKTUt'USKRLAND CO., ScT. .
I, S.J. Paceer. Cashier of tha "First National
Bank of Sunbury. Pa ," do solemnly swear that tha
above statement is true to the best of mv knowledge
and belief. S J. PACKER. Cnehk-r.
Sworn to and subeeribed before uie, this (lib day
October, A. D.. 118.
Philip M. FniNDEL, Ass't. Assessor.
Sunbury, Ootober A, 1868.
"WE invi: COME
With great Indootments to agants tooo-operate with
us in our
GIUoD O.Il
Sheeting, jret of
Watcht4 free of
lOI.I,K S.4I.K J
Co$t to our Ayentt.
Cott to our Agenti.
Seicing Machine! free of Cott to our Agents.
Leather Good, free of Coet to our Agente.
Linen Gondt free of Cut to our Agenti.
BiVkt and Shuttle free of Coet to our Agenti.
Boott and Shoee free of Cott to our Agenti
Dru Good free of Colt to our Agtnti
GREAT DOLLAR BARGAINS for our Customer
Send for our riroular. AgenU wanted everywhere
Address J A3. T. STEWART A C) ,
(M It 'M-la t i they , V. J.
. c "..' ' : .
lr-,iwf!Kil
W do Bui wind Io inlorta you. ruader, that Dr
Wonderful, or any other man. baa diacoverod a rem
edy that cures Consumption, when the lung, nro half
eonsumed, in short, will enrs all diseases whether of
mind, body or Mtate, make men live forever, and
l.av. death to play for want ol work, and isdesiened
t0.ttl"lt,'rhblunary sphor. a blissful paradise to
which Heaven Itself shall be but a side show. You
have beard enough of that kind of hutnbuggery, and
we do not wonder t'at you have by this time become
disgusted with it. But when we tell you that Dr
baga'i Catarrh Remedy mil pontivty curt tht
worn cos. Catarrh, we only assert that whioh
thousands can testify to. Try it and you will be oon
vinocd. We will pay $rm Reb ahd for a case of
Catarrh that we cannot cure.
FOR BALE BY MOST DRUUUISTS EVERY
WHERE. Price oxit 50 Ckrt. Sent by Malt, post paid
for Silly Cents Four Packages for J2 00 ; or I Doi
en forfi.Ot). (Send a stamp for Dr. Mage's pamphlet
on Catarrh. DR. SAUE A CO., Proprietors;
BuUalo, N. Y.
S
No nomco. It is wirrantfi to euro lost or im-
E aired Taste, Smell or Hearing. Watering or Weak
yes, offensive Breath. Ulcerated Throat or Mouth,
Pain and Pressure in tho Head, nnd loss of Memory
when caused, as all of them frequently aro. by tho
ravages of Catarrh. It Is pleasant and painless to
use, contains no strong poisonous or caustic drugs,
but cures by its mild soothing action.
We will pay $M)0 Reward for a case of Cutarrli
that wo cannot cure.
FOB SALE BY MOST DRt'tHHSTS EVERY
WHERE. Pittcc cnlv SO Cunts.
If your Druggits has not yet got it on sale, don't ho
put off with some worse than worthless strong snuff,
'-fumigntor " or poisonous caustic solution, which
will drive the disi as to the lungs insLead of curing
it, but send sixty cs Its to us and tho remedy will
reach you by returu mail.
Send stamp for Dr Sago's pamphlet on Catnrrh.
DR. SAUE CO., Proprietors.
Buff.ilo.N. Y.
3
This Infallible REVBnrdoesnot.like the poison
ous irritating snuffs and strong caustic solutions wiih
which the poople have long been humbugged, simply
palliate for a short time, or drive the disease to the
lungs, ns there is danger of doing in the use of stt -h
nostrum', hut it pro I if-es perfect and permanent
cures of the worst cases of chronic c iturrli, as thou--li
mis can testify. "Cold iu the Head" is cure,
with a few applications. Catarrhal Headache is re
lieved and cured as if by magic. It removes offen
sive Breath, Loss or Impairment of the souseof mte,
smell or hearing. Watering or Weak Eyus. and Dn
patterl Memory, when caused by the rl.ilendc ol'Ca
tan b. as they all frer(iiuntlv are. We nffer in good
faith a standing reward of filll) tit a oase of Catarrh
that we cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUOGIST.S EVERY
WHERE. PlIICE ONI.V fill C'KNTN.
Ask your Druggist for the Rkmkiiv. hut if ho has
not yet got It on sale, don't be pur off by A-icepting
any miserable, worse than worthless subsiiiuto. but
enclose sixty cent" to us, nnd the Remedy will bo sent
you post paid. Four packages f2 till, or one dozen
lbr$i(J5. Bend stamp fur Dr. Sage's pamphlet on
Catarrh. Dr. (SAGE A CO., Proprietors.
Buffalo, N Y.
4
This Is NO PATENT MEDICINE III'MBCU. got
ten up to dupe the ignorant nnd credulous, nor is it
represented as being composed of rare and rreeinns
substances brought from tho fotircornerso theeartb.
carried seven times across tbe Oreat Do.-ertot Sshar
nh on the backs of fourteen camels, and brought across
the Atlantic Ocean on two Ships. It is a simple,
mild, soothing remedy, n roifect Specific; lor Ci
TAitrtn and "Cot.n in the Hkad," also for pffensivo
Breath, Loss or Impairment of the Sense of Smell,
Taste or Hearing. Watering or Weak Eyes, Pain or
I 'T" ln.lhB "be" "l; "th.y alt not
unircauemiT are, oy toe violence oi ,.aiarrn.
We offer, in good faith, a standing Reward of $ iOO
for a case of Catarrh that wo oannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST Dlt L'HU ISTS EVERY
WHERE. PiuceSO Cent.
Pent by mail, post paid, on receipt of Si xtt Cknts.
Four packages for $2 00. or I Dozen for S'j 00.
Bond stamp for Dr. Sage's pamphlet on Catnrrh.
Dr. SAGE 4 CO., Proprietors.
Oot. 10, '63 ly. Buffalo, N. Y.
OJSTJB Y SAVED i
"llj" Weon"'anlly pnrehasing for fish in the New
I York and Boston Markets, all kin is of
Dry and Fancy Goods. Silks. Cottons. Hoots anJ
Shoe, Watches. Sewing M tchtnuH. Cutluiy,
DrerS Goods, Dotne.sttu Goods. Ac, Ao.
Which wo are aotnnlly sailing at an average rrio of
One Dallas' tiss s-ssi-ls ill-lis-io. Onrsales
being strictly for cash, and our trade much larger
than that, of any other similar concern, enahlos us to
give better bargaini than can be obtained of anv
other houso,
v ii i: t. a n i r. s
Are specially invited to gie us a trial.
Send tor a Ciucl-i.ab mid Exi iianse List.
Our clubsystem ot'selling is as follows: For $2 wo
send 20 pa'.eut pen fuunluiu1. and cheeks describing
2tl ilitfereut urticles t-i bo sold for a dollar ctuli ; 4o
forSI; 0 for$li ; 100 for $11). Ac. Sent by mail.
Commissions larger than thoso ottered liy any othec
tirm, according to size of club, .single fniititnin atca
check, 10 ots. Male and Inmate agents wanted.
Srnu money in Reijisterko Letter. Send us a
trial club, anjl you will acknowledge that vou cannot
afford to buy goods of any othor house thereafter.
Ua .1111 III Ai. Isl'-n
Hi Hanover St., Boston, Mass.
May 13, 'SB Rm.
Iutlicta' I'aucj l'ui-M !
AT
JOHN FAKEIRA S,
Old EstablL-hed F I R
Manufactory,
No. "IS ARCH Street,
above ah, PUIL'A.
Have nuw in Flore of
myowu Importation and
Mumifacture one of tho
largest and mo.-t beauti
': "4 f selections of
iri-i wvvcv irn-5
&&Lf,.r l.ndir.s' iiml Chil-
iiirdren a Wear, intheo.vl
'iitSi Also, a tine uuiurtuient of
Uents' Fur Gloves and Collars.
I am euabled to dispose of my goods at very rea
sonable prices, and I would therefore solii-ii a oail
from tny friends of Northumberland county and v.
cinity.
Remember the Name, Nnaibcr and Street !
JOHN FAREIRA,
No. 718 Arch St., above Tib, south side, Philad'a.
IjtF1 1 have no Partner, nor connection with any
other store in Philadelphia. Oct. .1, '68 -4m
i.,n Sa 'B'.i'b. I..,..
i T,vntr'iTi(iv ,.iit t, i...t.i ,i, Rriin-i.,
l J times and places :
' 'or rurbut township.at Sbukespearc School House
' V.'.' i-"'"i'."uioii
I on n euiieaaay, uot. ma. : -
i vv..i. t...- .1. nr. .17 :ii. i
, ,ii ii .wiiiiu.il uuiuum 1-ih.kciihi iiiii mrrouc, !'.
and Delawara township, in Public School House ut
atsontown, on Thursday, Out. loih.
For Turbutville borough and Lewis township, in
Public school House at Turbutville, on Friday, Oct.
liith. .
I
For Sunbury borough and I nner Aun-nstn h.
ship, at Sunbury. in School House in N. E. Ward, on
Saturday. Out. 17th.
For Rush township and Gearharts District, at
Ruhtowu St hool liouee. us Monday, Out. lllih.
For Stiaiuokiu lownaliip, ut SiiuUuiwn School House
on Tuesday. Oct. 2iltb.
For L'pper Muhatu.y township, at Eijcl's oldstanj,
on Wetttieetlay, Hot. 2Ut.
For Junian township, at Eliai Shaffer's, on Tburs
dty.Ott. 22nd.
I
For Lower Mahanoy townsbin. in Public School
House at Georgetown, on Friday, Oct. 2:ird.
'lr l'""ver Augusta towushtp, at A'lona Churoh
School House, on Saturday, Oct 2 1th.
txaaiiuutluus will conuuence at U o clock A M
U. W. H.U'PT, County Sunt.
Oot. S, 188. ,
gs A Lecture to
Just Publttluiti, iii a Scalul Envelope. riHtit'r
rent.
A ItMturs oil slso ni re, 'I'r-ni-
tnentaud Radical Cut eol Spern.aloi rhcr a. or Seminal
Weakness. Involuntary Etiiiasions, Sexual Dchiiiiv,
and Impediments io Marriage generally ; Nervoas
ness. Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fit' ; Mental an I
Physical Incapacity, resulting from Self-Abuse- J
By Robeht J. Ci-lvkiiwell, M. D , Author ot'tl
'Ureen Book." &o.
The world-reuuwncd author, in this aimirabl
Lecture, dearly proves from bisoan experience that
the awful consequences of Self-Abuse may be ctluo-
luany removed without medicine, ana wuuou. m..
gerous surgical operations, bougiee, instruments,
rings, or oordials. poinlingouta mode of cure itwW
certain end effeotual, by whioh every I uff.-rer. no
matter what his oouditiou mav be, may cure biume r
cheaply, prirately, and radically. This Lecture ill
prove a boon to thousands and tbousuuds
Sent uuder seal, Io any address, in a plain seeloa
envelope, on Ibe reoeiptof six cents, or two postage
sumps Also, Dr Oulverwell's Marriage Uuuo,
pnoe 2i ceuu. Addre- the Publishers.
r CUAS.4.C. KLIk Co
127 Bowery. New Xotk. cet-tatnee Boi ."
ly 4, li -b