tonkrg American
B.WII,VEHT,) ... .
N. 8. EHOLE, j Publiaheri,
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6,1808.
Eoral affairs.
, BaiRirr'l Salbi. Sheriff Beokley advertiiei a
large mount of real estate, in another eolnthn,
whleb he will nil on the 201b and 88th loit.
Tut libel suit against the editor! of the Incoming
Standard Wat tried at Williamtport, on Tuesday
and Wednesday of last week, and resulted In a ver
dlot of guilty.
Pott Master at Watsohtowh. Mr. Philip M.
Bbay, formerly of Muncy, bai reeeired the appoint
ment of Post Matter at Wataontown, tbu oounty.
lie will make an effioient offieer.
J. n. Exort baa just reoeired and for eale the
'teoond aupply of Lidice' Fun, rery cheap. Also,
Cloth for ladies' wear, Kid Gloves, Woolen Hoods,
'Carpet Chain, Cotton Lap and School Books.
Thi Ker. B. Wister Morris, formerly rootor of
St. Matthew's (Episoopal) Charoh, in this place,
who was recently obosen BUhop ef Oregon, was con
secrated in St. Luke's Cburoh, Philadelphia, on
'Thursday last.
Ball. Some of ouryouag gentlemen gave the
first ball, of tbe season at the Hasenic Hall on Thurs
day evening last. It Was largely attended, and all
seemed to enjoy themselves. Eekert's string band,
cf Northumberland, furnished the musio on the oc
casion. Kzw Saw Mill at XostTnoxaERLAKD. We
learn that Messrs. Dodge A Co., the extensive lum
ber firm of Williamtport, have in contemplation the
erection of a law mill at Northumberland, for the
sawing of loge that escape from the boom at Wll
liamsport. CuESSUAKixa. Mrs. Farrand announces to the
ladies of Banbury (but she has looated in this place
to engage 'In the dressmaking business, and will bo
pleased to reoeive any Work in her line of business,
gho can be seen, at any time, at tbe Augusta Hotel,
in Cake's Addition.
. . .
Ikiar. The Miltanian says that Paul Mastcl
lor, Esq., of that place, Who had been dangerously
111 for some time, was, week before last, pronounced
insane and taken to Harrisburg for medioal treat
ment. Mr. Afaiteller has for years bean a promi
nent citizen of Milton.
Tax Buildihu Absociatior. The regular month
ly meeting of the Sunbury Mutual Loan and Build
ing Association was held in the Masouio Ilftll, on
.Friday night of lust week, at which oight share
were sold at prices ranging from $72 to $78. Tbo
promium on the (hares is now $21 50.
Dress Goods. A splendid lot of Winter Dress
Ooo.li has Just boen opened by Miss Kate Black, at
her store on tbe north tide of Market Square. Uoods
of the latest styles are offered at bargains. A large
assortment of Christmas Goods will be opened in a
few days. Ladies, call and see them.
Kosa Bitter Orr. We learn that, one day la-t
week, a son i' Mr. Benjamin Hetvor, proprietor of
the Sunbury Dairy, bad his nose bitten off by a horso.
The boy went into the stablo for the purpose of at
tending to tho horsos, and going into the stall of one
of them was attacked by tho vicious animal.
Attention, Workiruuen ! A meeting of the
'Sudbury Labor Union" will be held on Wednesday
evening, Deo. 9lh, at half past 7 o'clock, iu Bailor's
Hall, over Eyster's store. All Uiehibers'of (he Union
and those who are in favor of Lnbor Reform are in
vited to be present, as business of importance will be
transacted. J. O. Stlvis, President.
The Sl'rdurt Lumber Corparv. At a meoting
of tbo stockholders of this company, held at the odoe
of E. Y. Bright, Esq., on Saturday Bight last, the
following persons t.cro elected officers :
President E. Y. Bright.
Treasurer Wm. I. OreeRough.
Secretary H. Y. Friling.
Directors Lovi Rooke, John Haas, Wm. M. Rook
(.fuller, 8. J. Packer, John W. Friling, J. Slayina
ker, J. II. Engel, Albert Haas and Dr. D. W. bhin
del. Superintendent William Keagan.
Arrest or A Mir Eurrosin to bc Corc erred
it toe Murder or Alex. W. Rea. On Saturday
: right last Samuel Heifner, one of Marshal Hcislcr's
police, and ox-Sheriff Vandyke, of this placo, ar
rested an Irishman named Patriok Pursbl, who is
olarged with being concerned in the murder of
L !es. W. Rea, near Centrulia, Columbia oounty, on
.he 1 7th of October last. He was taken before Jus
tice Beard, ou Monday morning, who committed
him to jail. 1'urBel was employed, at the time of
hi arrest, as a laborer on Savidge'e works on hi
Danville, Uazloton and Wilkesbarre road, in Upper
Augusta township, about three miles above Sunbury.
At another hearing, before Juslioo Heard, on Thurs
day afternoon last, Pursel was discharged, there be
ing no evidence whatovcr to substantiate the charges
ugainst him.
Masoric At a stated communication of Sunbury
Lodgo No. ti, A. Y. M., held fa their hall on Mon
day night last, the following officers were elected, to
serve for the ensuing Masonic year, oommrocing on
Ft. John's Day next :
W. M., Harvey K. Goodrich.
b. W., J. Alexander Boyd.
J. W., M. C. Oearhart.
Secretary, J. Weiser Bucher.
Treasurer, Benjamin Zettlemoyer.
ATe will be oblrgcd to the Secretaries of tbe dif
ferent Lodges in Northumberland county if they
will send us the names of their officers elect. We
will publifb them with pleasure.
Court. The trial of the case of Wert vs. Enie-
rioh, which was comsaonced on Tuesday of last week,
was not concluded until Wednesday Of this week
extending three days beyond the regular term of
court. The trial Was an important one, involving
some RicS points of law. The plaintiff, who is the
owner of a flouring mill on Fidler's Run, in Lower
Mahanoy township, complained that Mr. Eiuerich,
tbe defendant, deposited the spent tan bark of his
tannery in such a position that the floods carried the
same into tbe pool or dam ot tne riainttn, filling it
tin and destroying, in a measure, tbe capacity of the
milt. Tbe Jury waaoharged by Judge Jordan on
Wednesday morning, and came in at b o'clock in
tbo eveniog with a verdict for the plaintiff for $1,000
with costs of suit, which will amount to
about $1,000 more. A large number of witnesses
were examined on both sides and the testimony was
of a eonflietine; character throughout. The counsel
for the plaintiff were J. B. Packer and S. P. Wol
verton. Esqrs. for the defendant, J. W. Comly and
Win. M. Rockefeller, Bsqrs.
The Steak Ferrt Klbce the publication of Our
article on the importance of a steam ferry at tntt
place, two weeks slnee, we haVe conversed with a
number of our most prominent eitisens on the sub
ject, and all express not only a favorable opinion of
iu great importanoe, but a willingness to aid in got
ting up an enterpri.e in whieb every eititen bat
more or less interest.
Perhaps the Boost feasible plan would be a joint
ttaok eompany, with a capital of, say, $5,000', divi
ded inle 200 shares of 92$ each. Some would prefer
having the Borough at the sole proprietor and owner
of the Terry. This would be advisable if there was
any oertaiuty that it would be well managed by the
authorities, as there can be no question In regard to
its payiDg well in proper hands. The better plan,
i. , .,M k. far the Borouah to bold a portion
Ir thottoek and have a controlling interest in tbe
management.
A steamboat of sufficient oapaoity for
.u- .n.nAM AUlS DO UUllS IOT fJ,WP.
" ' :..,,.i,i ih. antarDrise would pay ten to twel
el.
Tbo
r,er ceni. on a oi"ii w
:,,..uilon of the (ratttu, eavisiog F"
i-iias. i. not onli extravagant, but oaUOtUato w
deles the object o enuupfue
Suamoiii Iters. We eopy the following from
theShatnoklnerarV, of lstwcek':--Me3srs. tjharpe
A Kaatwiok are making openings on the Luke Fidlor
Red Ajh vein, at the hoad of Sunbury street, and
by the last of the week will bo prepared to supply
easterners with this celebrated cool, wbioh, for do
mestio purposes, it considered suporlor to any In tbe
res-Ion.
On Thursday, Thomas O'Brein, a lad aged about 13
years, employed at the Exoelsier Colliery, had bis
right leg orushed in the monkey-rolls while attempt'
Ing toorose the ohute. Drs. K. S. Bobbins ana C. W.
Weaver were callod, and aaipatated the leg above
tbe knee. The unfortunate boy is likely to survive.
On Saturday night of last week Some thief en
tered Dr. C. W. Weaver's ofifioe by unlocking the
door, and stale books to tbe amount of $10. Among
those taken were two large illustrated medical works.
Several petty thefts have recently boen committed
In this place, and we would advise our oitizens to be
on the lookout, as there are evidently some persons
about who take to stealing more naturally than work.
A small building at Jno. II. Boughner's acceinino
diition colliery, near the head of Bhnniokin street,
took fire between V and 10 o'clock on Saturday night
lust, and was oonsumed, together With some tour'.
A tix-horse power engine, which had been put in the
building during tho day, preparatory to being put
np, was considerably damaged. Mr. Bougbner es
timates his loss at $100. It is supposed that too
much coal bad been left in tho grato, which on burn
ing up, geuerated sufficient heat to melt some lamps
hanging near, and that tho oil produced a blaze
largo enough to reach soma combustible part of tbe
building.
Tat Kra MutuEit. Donoboe and Dufi'y have
been remanded, end will bo tried iu Columbia county,
for the murder of Alox. W. ltea.
On Monday last Michael Pryor, of Brsuchdale,
was arrested, charged with being implicated in the
murder of Mr. Rea. After a hearing before S'juire
Frail ey, Pryor was committed.
The Sheriff of Columbia oounty has been here and
made arrangements fur tho reteution of the accused
in the County Prison here until the time of their
trial in Columbia.
Wo understand that Important developments haro
been mads in this murder case, vrb'.h will load to
Ibo arrest of all the parties concerned in this murder
and their conviction.--Pottsville Journal.
A tocno son of Adam Hazlot, of Union county,
near this borough, was kicked by a horso oneday
l;t week, from the efffoLs of Khuh kc died, aud was
buried on last Eabbalb. At Ihb funeral a terrible
aocident ucourred and which may yet result in the
death of the party whoso namo we were not ablo to
learn. As the person in question, an elderly man,
having ou umbrella over his head to protect himself
from the falling rain, was about to dismount from
hithoife, the latter took fright and flung him from
h'i buck, one of his foot remaining fast in the stirrup.
The old man was dragged by the frightened horso a
considerable distance before his foot was extricated,
receiving eevoro wounds nnd oontusions upon
his head and body that bic life is in great danger.
Miltonian, tilt.
m m -
Tub First National. Case after case of boots
and shoos, of tbo best stylos, and mauula'cture, have
lately boen received at Thacuer's First National
Boot and Shoo Storo, in Pleasants' tuilding, Murket
Squure. The goods are now ou exhibition and are
selling rapidly. Shadier has ono of tbo tiost com
plete cstablisbmouts in this part of the Stale, and tbe
frequent rejilcnishings of his stock attest the favor
his goods receive from the pub'.ie.
The Potteville Lfincri' Journal says that in the
trunk of James Finloy, tho robber and assaesiu,
reoently opened by the police at New Boston, Schuyl
kill couuty, whore Finley worked and lived, was
found a fraudulent naturalization paper, bearing the
signature of J. ltoss Snowdon : a billy, and a silver
watch, old fashioned, with the initials "J. M." on
the baok, and on tho works, "Jas. Miller Poplar-
No. 29."
Iurcksr Salr or Uradt-Madr CYerniiki).
Tho death of oac of the partners of the firm of Wan
amaker A Erowu, of tho great Oak Hull Clothing
House, S. E. Corner Sixth and Markot Streets, Phil
adelphia, occasions change: in their busines-i, which
will nuceritate the itnmediuto taking uccount of
stock and tbe disposal of their entire supply of Fall
end Winter Clothing. Of this immense quantity of
ready-made good?, tbo lraet, most varied and
cheapest ever oil'ored iu Philadelphia, wo have al
ready spokeu to our readers, and many of Iheui Lave
already visited that establishment and cnu (citify to
tbe truth nf all that has beon rait). We would now
impress upon our readers that everything in this
infrnenso establishment, thousands upon thousands
of coats, pants aud TOi's, must be cold off immedi
ately, at any price they can get fur them in order
that the proper settlements of their tivVincss may be
made.
There la not an trt'.cle the price of which will not
be reduced, and rather than mis': sales the goods
ill be sold at their own prices. Add to th't the fact
that such ready-made clothing, to beautiful, so du
rable, and so well made, has never before boen man
ufactured in Philadelphia, and all will see that this
is an opportunity the like of which they may not
find again in a lifetime. There U not a man or boy
ia Northumberland county who it would not pay to
lay in a stock of clothing for the next ten years, and
the Grut expect to sell at least one suit to every read
er cf the Amkricar.
Tho salo commenced on Tuesday December 1st,
and will be tontlnued Cntil tho entire stock is dis
posed of. About sevcuty-fivo salesmen will be em
ployed, so that any number of customers can receive
prompt and polite attention. Tbe store will be
opened eaily and kept open Into, and nothing will
be allowed to stand in tbe way of the immediate
clearing out of the whole stock1.
mm m
Do those who doubt whether it is wise to place
money in a Life Insurance Company ever consider
bow Wonderfully economical the invesfuicnt is
Take tbe ordinary life plan of insurance, where the
party insured pays bis policy yearly. A man of
thirty may be insured for ouo thousand dollars at
the annual cost of $16. 55, or a little over four, cents
a day. Iu other words, a workinguian has only to
driuk one glass of beer less every morning to secure
liis family from Want. A man of fifty need only pay
$36.65, or about ton cents a day, while a man of
sixty may be insured for 63.20, or A little more than
seventeen cents A day. No man, however limited
his circumstances, ean refuse to put away such a
small part of his income for tbe benefit of those dear
to him, especially when we have a eompany in ex
LUenoe like tbe National Lire Ihsurarcb Com
part, whose advertisement we print elsewhere
This Company has in lis maasgemcbt men of na
tional reputation for honor and sagacity. At its head
we bate such men at Jay Cooke, whose cams' alone
it aa assurance that every promise made by tbe
Company wilt be redeemed.
Editor'a Table;
Tub Atlartio Mortrlt. We are in receipt of
the December number of this able nuhlinni inn w hicli
should be found ia every library or on tbo parlor
ludio oi every nousenoiu. ine oenients ot tue pre-
teni numDer are : "vur raiuiers , - "Auiumuai, I
poem; "Caleb's Lark ;" "Tbe Face in the Glass
Part Four:" "Hooker:" "Co-operative House-
keeping," (Second Paper; ; "A Watch in the Night,"
a poem ; "A Day at a Consulate ;" "A Ootbio Cap
ital:" 'Our Pa is Letter;" "The First and Last ;"
Reviews and Literary Notices. Among the writers
In this number of tbe Atlantie Monthly are Edward
Everett Hale, J. Lolhrop Motley, Algernon Charles
Swiuburne, E. P. Whipple, John Neal and Mrs.
Jane tl. Austin.
Terms, $4 a year; 1 copies, $T; 5 copies, $16
10 copies', f'W., Address, fields, utgoou et Vo
Publishers, 124 Tr'emcnt Street, Boston.
Tub LaDt'S FrieRu, por December. In this.
their Uolidav Number, tbe publishers have achieved
a brilliant suocees. The beautiful piece of "Robert
Burns and Highland Mary ;" tbe charmingly unique
and suggestive Frontispiece, "Una and (he Lion;"
tbe gay and graceful Fashiotj Plate ; the handsome
Pasba Lamp Mat, Oriental in coloring anu aesigu
ti,. cl,,.Wi,nHt fuddiuir wood cut. Tbe ifluslc "Ub
Speak those Words Again !" from Byron, will plosse
the young ladies i and tbe literary matter is sups
riot, even for this magazine. "Fleeing from Fate'
. i,,i !, id nonoluded : and there is also I
poem, entitled, 'A Timely ChrUtmat Report."
Mrs. Harriet Pretoott Spefford eontributee oue of her
best storiee. Miss Douglas eonoiuaea -iu uinj
v,..." in m. mi that every one will like ; and Mrs.
Homier, Mrs. Trowbridge and Sophie May make cut
aa uaeqaalled list ef writers. Address, Deaee
retenon, llv Walnut Hreet, rouaaeipaia.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
tjP'Jota Iriiltr. Having reoelved a
largeenpply of NEW JOB TYPB, ef Tartoue aew
stylos, Porters, Handbills, Cireulare, Cards, Letter
Heads, Bill Heads, Labels, to., oan be printed In
the latest and test stylos, and on short aoUoe.
Orders by malt promptly attended to.
For Salr. An exoellent top buggy, new. En
quire at'tb'is ic.
For Reel Tbo rooms adjoining tbe hat store of
Samuol Faust, In Market Square, lately occopiod
by It. A. Evans as a law office.
Ar exobange says that forty thousand young men
became of age In Pennsylvania this year. As a re
sult the tailors are ail busy making freedom suits.
A large number el these euits have been made by
J. O. Beck, Merchant Tailor, on fourth Street, and ,
their neatness and ehoapness have been the remark
of til who have teen them. ' j
A oood life is the best philosophy ; a clear oof
sotenoe tbe best law ; honesty The Lest polioy ; tern- ,
peranoe the best phytic ; and tbe best place to get
your boots and "shoes is at Miller's Excelsior Store, :
Market Square, Sunbury. An unusually large stock,
for tbe season, baa just been reoelved. tie and see
the assortment.
I
Mo less ttafl two hundred kinds of hats are worn j
by men, and all fashionable, the preieut season. The ;
best of these styles are to be found at Faust's fnsh- j
lonable Hat and Cap Store, Market Square Faust i
has just recoived the lirgeet anil cheapest slock ever
brought to Sunbury. )
Cou's Coush Balsam. The groat popular Reme
dy for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whcdpitig Courli, and ,
Consumption. Bdtb sites ordinary tot., nlo mam
moth family bottles for sule by all druggists aud
dealers in medicines. Mo family should be over
night without it in the house. j
Cob's DvsrcrsiA Cure Will immediately re
lieve and permanently cure the -most aggravated
oace of Dyspepsia, Flatuluncy, Spur Stomach, Con
stipation, and all diseases of the Stomach nnd Bow
els. Pbysioians, clergymen and all who usa it, join
in unbounded praise of its great virtues. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. Price $1 00 1
MAURI AQES.
On the 20th ult., by Ue. J. It. Fooht.Mr. Wm. Lar.
pit Baktiah and Miss Ji' liana Fur, both ol Upper
Augusta township. J
On the 20th ult., by 'the Rev. Jacob F. Wampole,
Mr. Amos Bieder, of Lewis township, and Mirs
Ulizaiietb Wbrtrar, of California, Montour co.
s ; yu B is v ?i a ic i t : r w.
Corrected Weekly for tho "Amorican."
Wheat Flour, extra family, por barrel,
$12 00
09
10 00
t CO
203
1 45.
hi
65
i a
35
2iJ
IS
i CO
4i
10
25
10
H
n
18
00
do do do do
ccr owt.
Rye Flour,
do
Wheat, prime res?,
Rye,
Corn,
Oat,
Potatoes,
Driod Peaches, pared
do do unpared
por bbl.
per owt.
per bushel,
do
da
de
do
per Jiouei
do
linea Apples,
Dnud Cherries
unstoned,) per bu.
per pound,
por dozen,
per pound,
do
do
do
Butlor,
tejrs,
Cheese,
Lord.
Hams,
HhouMers,
Beef, hind quarter,
" from "
Mutton,
Chickens,
de
do
da
per pair
jntttnokiti Coal 'I'rtidc.
Suauoeix, Nov. SO. 186A.
Ton. Ctnl.
Sent for wsek ending Nov. 29, . 2
Per last Report, 442,725 01
462,603 03
452,568 05
10.124 18 "
To same time last year,
Increase.
Special Sfotttts.
A pRort'SB and many times excessively offensive
dieobargo from the nose, with "stopping up" of tho
nose at times, impairment of the senso of smell and
taste, watering or weak eyes, impaired licitTing, ir
regular uppeiite, occasional nausea, pressure and
puin over Hie eyes, ana ai unies in ie onun ui mu
bead, occasional chilly teumtionx, cold feet, and a
leeliui; of lassitude and debility are symptoms wtiicn
are common to catarrh, yet nil of them are not pre
sent in every case. Dr. Pago I L'atarrn ueutojy
ures catarrh in Its worst forms and uage. li is
pleasant to use, anl contains no poisonous or caustic
irugs.
nont iy mall on receipt oi sixty ocnu. Auureu
P.. V. l'iorce, M. D . Buffalo, N. Y.
For salo by most Druggists everywhere
Philadelphia, Feb. lfltb, 163.
Vtar Sir : This is to certify that I havo boen ir.-
iinatclv aeouaintod with Scheetz's Celebrated Bit-
trii 'CouniAL for the past four years, and have seen
l cuccH in Uyspcpsin, .'Vcrvous uisoascs, nueuma-
tisin, and all tho various forms o! (lenernl lieuiiiiy
tending to decline, nnd from my knowledge of said
Itinera I haVo bo nsntation iu luonounciiii: tbem tho
besl genoral remedy tor the nbeve diseases that is
now known. You may use this in any way you de
sire. Wat. Clare. M. D.. No. SI6 Market St.,
and N. K. Cor. 6th aud tallowhill.
CS'-lleaJ SCIIEETZ'S standing aUvrrlisf
mtnt ix another nliir-.n.
SjJuitlfi to 5rtiVt-liiV'. Vonne Mcn'sOuide
to lluppy Marri'ige and (Juntujjal I clicity. The bu
mauo views of benevolent i(h)iitiuns, on the Krrors
and Abuses incident to Youth nnd Knrly Maubood,
sent in sealed letter envelopes, free ol charge. Ad
dress 110WAKD Ab.SJClA'110N, Box P , l'biludol-
phia, Pa.
j-ino i.i, IP03.- : y.
Dkaf.skss, ULl.Mj.vr.sB anu Catiiiiiu treated
ith the utmost siiooct" by J. Isaacs, M. D , Ocul
ist and Aunst, (loruierl-v ot iicyilcu, llollnni,) o.
hu5 Arch Struct, l hiiadclphia. 'iVtiuiouials from
the most reliable sources iu vity and country ran be
seen at his office. The Medical fuculty ate iuvited
to accompany their patients, as ho ha no sovrets in
his practice. AHTIIICIAL fcYKS iuscrtod with
out pain. ?o euarge for examiuatiun. uor.30-ly.
A NEW V.K:J.EDY IN COXSUMPTIUX. A
Phyiciuu who bad Consumption lor several years.
with frequent blcodinjz of the Jungs, cured himself
with a medicine unknown to the urofession, when his
case appeared hopeless, lie is the only physician
wno litis ucon it in msown persou, orwuonas any
knowledge of its virtues; and he can ascribe the de
greo of health be now enjoys to nothing but tbe
use of bis midicine; and nothing but utter despair
and entire extinction of all hope of recovery, to
gether with a want of confidence in all others, induc
ed him to batnrd the experiment. To those suffer
ing with any dbcano of the Lungs he pruOors a treat
ment he confidently belieies will eradicute the
disease. Prico tl 60 per bottle or $S a half dozen,
sent by express. Seed for a circular or cull on
DB. E. DOYLSTCIt JAOKSOS, 1
No. 250 North Tenth Street, Philadelphia.
For sale bv II. Y. Frilin. Market feuuare. bun-
bury, Pa., and llruggists generally.
May St), ltitt ly.
o
HE PRICE CLOTIUSa.
JONES'
OLD HSTABLIBMBD
CLOTHING HOUSE,
eo Market (Streets
One door above Sixth, Philadelphia.
For many years this Establishment has done busi
ness on the One Prloe Bysxm, and we believe we
are the only Clothing House id the oily that strietlv
adheres to this prineiple. We have earned a renu
tation wbioh we are proud of, for good taste in seleet
good styles and suoetanlial materials, and not leri
uapertant, for having all oar goods
EX1HA WBLIi MAIIE.
We employ the best talent, for Cuttert, tn4 eur
Goods are of both kinds fashionable and plain
so that all tastes eah be suited. The prices are the
very lowest, as any one by a moment s thought must
tee, or otherwise we dould not meet the competition
of our neighbors, for asnodedaetionaaran...i.
we must put our prices down to the advantages we
promise.
The people may depend, this it the (rue plan upon
which to do business, and manya dollar ean be
tared to Clothing buyers by keeping in mind
JONES'
ONB FRICJJ CLOTHING HOUSE,
604 Market Street, Philadelphia,
Dot ea the Corner, but one door above Sixta.
K. a. MAIZE, tftUea
Arl i, lMS.-ly
A Cnrd. A Clergymen, while residing ra
couth Awnrloa as a missionary, disoorered a safe
and simple remedy for the Cere of Nervosa Weak
ness, Early Deeay, Dttoasea of the Urinary and Bern,
lnel Organs, and the whole train of disorder brought
on by baneful and violous habit. Ureat numbers
nave been nured by this noble remedy. Prompted
r the desire to benefit the afflioted and unfortunate,
a wim nd the reoipe for preparing end using this
snenioino, in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs
It, J-rer r cbarqe. Address,
"f. . JOSEPH T. IMAfc,,.
B.fA.lMaSA,'"' N" VMk
NEW "ADYSMENT&
Ayer's
Vigor,
Fr restoring ray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing trhich
la at once agreeable,
healthy, afid efiectuol
for preserving the
Lair. Faded or yray
hair it toon reilored
to iti original color,
with tht gloss and
frcshne$t of youth.
Tina hair is thick
ened, frilling hair checked, aud bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair Where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be tared for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with ft -pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the 1iair
from turning gray or falling off", and
consequently prevent baldnfess. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make somo preparations dangerous and
injurious to tho hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich glossy
lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Practical ak'd Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MAirS.
PRICE) $100.
Bold by IT. Y. Friling, Funbury, and all Dreggiets
and dealers in Mcdioine everywhere.
November 7, 1S0S. ly.
In'nnVe I'l-oix-rt v rt IN'Irarc Hi:l.
THE undersigned offers his valuable lot, &' fcot !
front by i!10 deep, on the soutb-wost corner r.f j
the Sbauiokin Yalicy nnd Northern Central lltiil
ronds. on Third gtrcoi.on which is orccted a FKAMH
WAKlillOL'r-E. 20 by 40 foot. Tho Wur-house is a
new one, having been built about two yenrs since,
and is a splendid siiiiid At any one wishing in go
into tho flour nnd grain tusiuet.s. , The llAturos of
the concern vrilt al;o L of-'trud f ir sale, at reajona
bio rates.
This property is oS'cred fur sale for the reason that
I intend giving up busines- in bur. bury. For further
particuliirs, npply M J. M. CAl V ALLAllKR.
Bept. ltt, 'tis 3m. (u!iMiry, Pa.
NATURE'S GHEAT itESTOEEJl.
! SCJEEE-TSV3
CILEBHATED
Bitter Cordial.
This medical preparation Is aew eifered to the
: pdblio us a reliable substitute for the many worth
less compounds whieb now flood the market. It is
purely vegetable, composed of various herbs, gather-
ed from the great storehouse of nature, and selected
with tbo utmost enre. 1c is not racommphded as
. sC't'RI All. but by its direot and salutary influ
ence upon the Heart, Liror, Kidneys, Lungs. Slo
mach and Uowels, it acts both as a preventive nnd
euro for many of tbo diseases in whfjb l,hoe organs
nre subject. I', is a reliuble Familf Modicine, and
onn bo ia'.. eo by cither infant or adult with the
i same bcueuoial rosults. It is acertain, prompt and
I speedy remedy for Diarrhoea, Dvecntrry, Bowel
i Complaint, Dyspepsia, Lowness of Spirits, Faintinr.s,
. Sick-Heudm be, Ac. For Chills and FeVurs of all
I kinds, it is f:ir better and snfer than quinine, with
out any of its pernioiors eflbets. It creates an appe
tite, proves a powerful attestor or rood, ana will
counteract the o fleets of liquor in a few minutes.
Prepared by
JACOB ECilKUTZ. E.ilo Proprietor.
N. W. Cr. Fifth and Raee Sis., I'hiladolphia, Ta.
Sold by all Druggists. nov. 14, '67 .-y
NEW DRY GOODS
AND
Fresh Groceries!
Oa Third St., one door below the Lutheran Cliureb,
8U .N'BUHY, P E K N ' A.
HBNRV PETEliS
Has just opened a largo assortment of
DRY GOOD.S, suoh as Culiooes. Muslins, Ae.,wbih
are sold ebeaper than ever. Also, a variety ef Ke
tions. Undershirts, Drawers, Hals aud Caps.
LADlfcS' WOOLEN GOODS, As.
Q-KOOEHIE O
nnd
PROVISIONS
of all kinds, such as
SUoiARS, COFFJiKS, TEAS, PICi'8, COAL OIL,
Solasses, Eyrujis, Mackerel, Lard. Hams, lints,
Dried ued Canned Fruiis, Prunes, Itsisins, Cheese,
aad Crackers, and iu faot ovorythiug usually
kept in the Grocery line.
Herat, Fish, Coal Oil. Crockery-ware, QueeLswaro,
Ulass-ware, Willow-ware, Ae.
The best FLOl'K and MEAL in the Market
Tobacco, Cigars, and a variety of NOTIONS.
Also : All kinds ef Canned Fruit, at tbe lowest
prices.
Country Produce taken in eaahunge for Goods.
tyCull aad examine my Steak, and satisfy your
selves. HBNY PETERS.
.Sanbary, Pet. 10, IMS.
"WE haYb COME
With great iiiduoemeati te agents toco-operate with
us in eur
HKAI O.IB DOLI.AH SAI.E !
ShHtingi Jrn 0 Coit t ur Agentt.
irafeAs fr$ of Cott cur Agents.
Bowing MacMnu jrtt of CW to our Agtutt.
Ltathtr Goods Jr4 cf Cost to our Agents.
Linen Oood fro of Cost to our Agents.
8ilk4 and Shaul free of Cost to our Agentt.
BooU and Shoe fro of Cost to our Agents,
Dress Goods free ef Cost to our Agent
GREAT DOLLAR DAKQAISS for our Customers
Bsnd for eur circular. Agents wanted every wbsri
Address JAS. T. STEWART A CO.,
C-rt lVeB-te. Dey Sweet, V.'T.
lejorlltetrsm dJeatral Italltva-f .
SUMMER TIME SOHEDULB. .
O1
Nand nfter Aay Utb, 1808, trains will leave
BlihJil'KX, as lotiows :
-LEAVE NORTHWARD,
6 00 A. IS., Daily for Williamspert. Datlf feseest
Sundays ) for Klmira, Uanaaaaigua.
IjloeheiiUr, UuSaloe, Niagara FalU,
Suspension Bridge fnd the Canadas.
Alt P. It-, Daily (exeept Sundays,) for Elmira, anA
buffalo via Erie Kailway from Elmira.
. to P. at., Daily (exoept Sundays,) for Williasat
port. LEAVE SOUTHWARD.
12.SS A. M., Daily (eioept Monday.) fe'r Balticoete,
Wasaiegton and Philadelphia.
0 45 P. M.i Daily (exeept Sundays,) for Marrisburg.
J. V. DuDarbt, En. B. YeoBB,
Qen'l. Esp't., Gen'lPaaseu'r Ag't ,
Harruburg, Pa tialtlmore, M4.
SHOEMAKERS.
T HE beet eualitios of Bole Leather, Freoeh Calf
skins, Morrooeoa, Linings, Lasu, nails, rege,
liM.- kinia, as4 rr gyyfdth,
fertile era f
J. II. COlfLCT A 00.
FALL & WINTER GOODS!
At
Hiss Louisa Shissler's,
MARKET SQUARE.
Ladles aad Muses' II ATS and' J0MBT8,
la linuaonao variety.
Millinery Goods ft tad Xi'taimiD si.
Frenoh end Amerioan Ribbons. Laoee. Handker-
ehiefs, Ulovas, Hosiery, and a general assortment of
t .mil la.' Villi 11 - !J. - L. L. 1 . 1 . - ,J
up great oars.
WOOLEN GOODS, FURS, 4c
Oenttsi lollfirsj, eoUHra Cllorcn, A.t.
Bvoiy variety will be foaud U scleet from, at
MODERATE 1'RtCKB.
Sunbury, Ool. 17, 186S. . .
CHOICE FIUTCT k OIINAMENTAL
BBNJ. BOHNXB,
IValor In Fruit and Orntmental Treee, will fum.
ish frera (he roost respqisible Nurseries in this end
other States, first class. ftKKS of all kinds. Also,
Shrubbery, Vines and Plants. UarSon Seeds of all.
kinds.
. . BS3D POTATOES.
New White Peach Blows. Esrlv OoH-ieh, Chile
end Harrison Potatoes, in large aud small aoautitias,
ere offered, forsala. .
. ?.raor are rwpooU''ulIy soliiited.
Aiitan ilK.VJ. BOUNFH,
tr.. w v Paninos, North'd. C.
Insurncts tnlien In several of the
rmnVf, P"n?ibl" Fir" Insurauee and Horse Detootlve
Pot. 17, JB88,y
LOOK TO YOUir INTERESr"!
CLOina, CAStSIMF.ItKC,
OVBRCOATISQS, VEcTlK.?, A,
Juslreooiv,! nt
So S!H'C3
'"Tv" rf
Mb.l((. IIAIS 1 TA1J.UUINQ USTlBI
Fourth Street, blow Eystor's Ctore, SVvBt'RY
WINTER CLOTHIiVG
of the most approved styles is made Bp to ord.r at
renJonable rates.
He has aU" a tine aswrtment of Casslmero fihlrts,
Drawers, Lndcrsbirts, Overhauls, Dlouaes, Noak
ties, Cotton nnd Woolen lf;se. huspoiiders, Hand
kerchii't's, Olores, and a general vnrioty nf
OENTLKMEN S FUKMSUIKU OOOrs,
Give him a cull, which you will Cod it te be ta
your advantne.
Bunhurv, Oct. 54, ISS3.
P. H. MOOAB. D. O. maalBsjltM,
NEW ARRIVAL
At ,
rtooni: a Eii.'4iiiic'M.
We are new opening a large varied assortment of
FALL AIxD WINTER GOODS,
ula.'b we o?irr at tho lowest CASLI Prices, In
Klntspl'M ."evr Iron I'l-onl,
VAUEUT STPt:!iT, SL'MBURY, ITCSX'A
Consisting of
rrr oooca, sction's, ordckhies, Cuhsks-
W AUK, ULAS.SWAUL, and a full line of
OEUTIEMEE'S FUENISHIKO GOODS
Ann
t.ndlc, UtTfv 4oo1,
Calieoes, Muslins. Flannels, Table Linens Toweling.
Checks, Ticking, Counte.'panes, Cnrinieres,
Vesting, 1 arns, Skirts, Neck Tiee,
Cutis, Collars Ilnndkerchiels,
Hose, Oil Cloth, Carpets,
Wood and Willow-Ware.
We Invite speoial attention to the quality ef onr
fckock of
ino4 L-.c:ii:M ai npicuh.
RIO and JAVA COFFEE, TEAS, SUGARS,
M0LA3RE. SYFliPS, SOAP, SALT,
. FISH, VIMiOAK, Ac, As.
Caaipl-ell't Colebrated FLOUR, always on hand.
We feel confident that cash buyers will bud it to
Ihnir advantage to give os a cull, and customers
generally are inrited to call and examine our goods
and get posted on our prices,
lly striot attention to tbe wants of our oustoraera
rid fair dealing we btspe to merit a full share of tbe
oMTn patronage.
COL'STIV PHODUCHof all kinds taken la ei
ehatge far goods, ftr whioli the highest price wiU
bo paid.
MOORE A DISSI.fiiKS.
Snnbnry, Sept. 19, "54.
Ay
Cathartic Pills,
tbo tvtTpoaos of a ZjxaCdvo-
Tcr tJl
MsdioUik.
.reioitpa no 9110 mc.i-
A'
ci o ia lUiivei-Knily ro-
v eterybodr as
a rnthurtic, nor uas over
Unv bi'U're so iilm'oiBiil.
ly'adopuvl i:it ue, in
t)very'.nniiry uiidnnivng
nil ci.wtv.', iui tnii luil't
bu. ortViiMit pmnaUve
I'll'., 'l'li'i nlivimi ri'H-
son i, that it i a 111010 re-
.rnioro eToc.
5iAS--WI-'-f?" tul renii-ily
V titwi aiiv
otlu'r. 'Itioso nho havo
triod It, ..now thut it curod tht-in ; those wn have
not, know Hint it rurcs the-r itei;;ibors uiut I'riomU,
auu all know Ui.'.t whut it iI.joh hku it d.os j.lu'.iy.
that it never foils through nny I'nult or iicpltf.-lof
Us coinposilion. We huvo tliousitinls upou thou
sands 01 cerlilicutos of their rcmarkubie rmvs of iho
P.i! jwiusf coiuplaiuU, but such euro are Luoivu 14
every iialghborhood, and we need not publish Uieni.
Adnptod to all a04 and conditions in all clim.ilos;
conuunliiK neither calomel or uny itcteierinus druir,
Uiev may be taken with safety by nuyliody. Their
sugar coatine prescircs tboin ever tve-ili and make
Uiem pleasant to lake.-ivliiieUeiii'r purely vetroiablo
no hunncan nil"e ironi tlioiriiKC in any iiuautity.
I'tiev operato by their powerful ttfilitonco on the
lutoi nal viscera to purify tlio blood and stiinulato it
into healthy action remove the obstructions of t'i3
stomach, bowel?, liver, nnd other organs of the
body, vciitrirlnj! their irrogul.'ir.n'ition to honlth, and
by corracllnpf, vtberevnr tliry exist, such Ueraugo
meiits as iu-e llie tlrst origin of iliseiiso.
Minui.0 dirc-'.tiona ais given in the wrapper oa
the box, for the following coiupUiuu, which theou
Vilie rapidly cure:
For XSveis-Piiaita or sTniiiaf afiou, sLIstlresw
stoaw. E.isu'ruor and sLose of Aii(irt, ttiey
should be taken modorat-?ly to sllmiilale t!ie !,tou:
ach and restore its heaithv tone nnd action.
For Liver Complaint and He various symp
toms, itilluue Uettiiisctaf. Mick lledji;h,
JTasunitirw or Ojirreu Micbnree, JiliUuua
folic and lillioue Fevers, Uicy should bo ju
diciously takon lor each ease, to correct the disciued
aotion or remove the obstructions which cntisd it.
For Dysentery or ISiarrkueis, but una mild
dose is ernneraJly required.
For Itu-Miiuutlain, tleet. Oruvel. Palnt
twtlon of she Ueiart, 11 tu stso Miile,
uura auu LOiim, uioy suount 00 cuiuuiuoubJV
takcu, a required, to change the diseased action of
the bystem. With suuh cluuigo tliot.0 cuinpluuits
UKAppvar.
For Ikronav and Dronelcikl Surlliiiir they
shoulil be taken in large and fi oUcul doses to pro
duce the eflcot ofa dru.-Uio mi ;;c.
For siiiireaalosi a Inrpe Uuso should b" tafcon
as it produces the ilreirod efloct by yninlhy.
as a ittnHvf rut, laao ouo 01 w jl ii iu pro
mote ingestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose atiinuiaies tho atflinarh and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorates U10 system. Hence it is often ad
vantageous where nn serious ilornngement exists. ,
One wiio feels ttilrrablv well, often finds thatadnse
of theo I'Ulm makes luni Ic'el decidedly better, from
their eleansiiig and runevaliog eflect on the liigoa
tive apparatus.
Dlt. J. C. A TBn Jt CO., rrmctical ChtrntUte,
IOWELL. MASS., V. B. A.
Sold tr IKY. Friling, Sunbury, aud all PruecaU
and Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
r oroinbor T, ibob. ly
. FALL AND WINTER
Millinery G oods,
Ifiitisj IS. I.. Wotifcls'is begs leave to an
nounce to the Ladiusof Suubury and vioiuity, that
the bat just opened a large and varied stock of
MILLINEHY.OOODS,
The lateit New York and Thiiudoiphia styles 0
LADIES' BATS AND BONNETS.
WOOLEN GOODS, LC.
Also an exoellent astortnient of Fashionable Em-
M.li.. v.iin... l.ui-sn. Wnelen CaDS. Handker
chiefs. Boarfs, Gloves, Hosieries, and all kinds of
Fauci. Notions, btamped Muslins, Uorsett, reriume
ries, Soaps, Lilly White, Enamel of Amenea, ita
tlonory, Ae., Ae. ,, .
Call and examine fof yonrtelves. e trouble to
show goods
bunbury, Oet..M, H88.
L1VEKY STABLE.
THE subscribers having purchased the stock and
twir.nf Mr. Charles ilaoon'l Livery Stable,
in Sunbury, would respectfully announce to tho
J.ublio, that they intend furnishing it with first -class
lorsee. Carriages, Buggies aud ipriug-Wagors
suitable for tbe business, and will endeavor to make
it a Livery seoond to none in this section of the State.
Ordorsilefi at the Central Hotel, at any hoar of the
day er night, will raeeive prompt attention,
VsGAV A EARNtWORTH
nabury, Oetober 17,'!WI.
FALL 0PENI1TO.
GREAT REDUCTION 11 r'RICES !
You can Buy More Goods
of the
For
LESS 1EOlTET,
the
M AISHOTH STORE,
or
IE. T. Fltll.Iy,
MrtUKET sqCAitn,
XUSBURY, PBNH'A.,
Thtc nny otW plftco.
HA-S J';3T I'UfelVKI) AM) OPENED
Tho Best Selected and
ri?!2JT .33'.!RTMEirr, vf
DRY GOODS Lr TOWN.
fkejtcu MEni.sds. i-rints,
UL'SLnrs, tilGDAiiS,
I'tUiucs and Armures
Domestle Cotieas, Brown aad Blcaoied.
VOi'-CrS of all kiais.
I livery, aiiroe, Uvn'sond Ladles Undergarments.
VTKZ
A full assortment of TRIMMI.NOi
Bui'dci: will find my Stock of Hardware,
IstIuiM, Oils, tjiiitwa, Ac., Coiuplele.
DRVGZ AXD JIBDlCbiiS,
Ti'II.LOiV AND L'EDAK WAUE,
QUEEN bWAlllC, w f.ASSW AKB,
CllUCICCItY, SALT,
AJ00TS AND: SHOES- "
HAT8 AND CAFfl,
and In faot everything usually kept in a large Store
Call antl bc coiiviiicctl tlint
the Cheapest Tlace to tluy
all Your Goods ii nt
THE MAMMOTH STORE
of
K."Sr. FIIILINO,
IcrtaAtC'nBh.-aO Uojb,
as my iiooli are boaght for Cash and Sold Cheap
for the HEADY MOSEY. 1 give the trade the ad-VA-Uje
of all redaotiont at fast at they are made by
Maku.aelurers.
li. 7. rieUIM),
unbar ft Sept , iedl.
H. MIIAIiMO ,
VATCiV JTAElK .M) JLU1IIH
Corner of Third Htreet and Market 9u pitc, in Mil
ler's Siouo liulldlnc, 8 U N Bli K k , P A ,
ww" -rtv.rja nixi .r. &s t
of tire most oelobraled tnakois, eofisi.-'.it t of t'.,a
Howard, Appletnn.Traoy A Co., Wallhufn, llnrtli li,
W. Kllery, and nil gnvlus of the tlgin Ill's tnuko.
Also, sole Agent fur tbe eVbrivl. 'VAVk, lH f
TON Watch, in li td anl Silver Cut, at low pilaus.
Mirer Ware for VVciTilInx lriwstf a
of entirely new desiuui. Solid HilvcT TjMb en
Ten Spoons, ItutUr iltilvi.s, Forks, C.'ilt'ors, lue
Pltohers, FrBit and Cuke JiasksU, ;yrup.
Mugs. Uutter Ilishee, and over; Lhin J
In the Uilvorware line at iuw
, pricus.
A tine stock of 16k llins;. Also a (loo B:lerilfSL
or Hold and Jut Jvwlry of all descriptions. WofT
and iiilvar Chain., at low pricus.
gold ros, .
Firm OoM Pmrin Onld, nv,r Rbbor Cs-,
oftbecelebrtted mahe ly UufTiuan and Alow art.
CLOCKS.
A full assortment or H day and 30 hour Cloeks, et
low f rtoM.
Also Eole Afcul for the cclcorutud Porfeetrd Bpee
taoies, warrnutxd to give enttro ali.'1,.in,ii.
Watolies, Clocks and Jewelry rcfmlriS and war
riinled. All orders 1 lumpily alteuded to at Ibc sborUstno-t!-p.
fiunlmry. Sept. 5,
t2Tampl tuit ty wail iTuca written for.
October Sd, 13X9. ly
guand"openlg
FALL AND WINTER
(ls ei.-tuu't Faii,;ilng .w.,o."sn,
ri
. THOMA3 O.
MARKKf SQUARE, SL'NBU&Y, PA.,
Consisting of
ENGLISH AND FRENCH CLOTH.',
LNULI.Sil AND FKUXCH CSIMEKES,
LNULloiI AUiLTwNS OF ALL COLORS,
which havo been selected from tho larg'el and Lest
oitublishmcnts lu New York and Philadelphia.
A general kajortmont of
aEwiT,a:iih:AT'B puhnishixo aoofls,
euibracins,
Neckties, Collars, Cravats, of the latest stylos.
Fino Tjamh'a Wool Poller Jackets.
SHIRTS end DRAWERS, a Iwgo ajsortuient ef
tho best quality.
A largo variety of GLOVES of every style cud
ejur.Hity, from tii Lall J'.rooui ilkwu to the iaho:ios;
man's, and many other articles for UtuUcmua t
wear.
Flno Freticlt Volte hirls made to
Haifi preSur'J tteee-r-.-lccs of the best worhmea
in the cities, garments will be mnde up to order
v hicb c.unot La .;.lled ia u.y city in flu, orcjuality
of goods.
Gentlemen are particularly requested to call and
see the goods and work. before purchasing eli.ew4ii.Tu.
Sunbury, Ojt. 3, '83. THOMAS G. MTI.'.
!i'.EtE:iI OIL SI 1 1.1,.
TnE subsoj-ibers having just erected and put la
opuratiou a Mill fur the uianufaoture cf
L I X S Is D OIL,
offer the highest market prK'e fur TLA5 SSED.
Thoy have nttached to their establishment a Chap
ping Aiill, a::d farmers and others wanting gnun
cho;.pod fur leeding, can be ascnmwndated at thy
shortest cctije. A macUino ( t cboppir j corn wiut
thu cob is attached to the mill.
.McKUAN A ilAtii.
Jsuusry 2i, 1538. ly
For a medicine that Vi'iiivure
CCL'oUS,
I.VFLVf.NZA,
TICK1.IXO ui the THROAT,
WHOOPINe) COIT6U,
01 relieve ...
CONSUMPTIVE COCGM,
as quick as
c o 1: ' COUGH IJ A L S A it !
OVJiR OHi: .MILLION l!OTTLr3 .
'
liavebecii sold aud nwt n sinjlc ius'anee of its filers rs
koown. Vt'e liu e, in our possession, uny t niaitlily of Cer
titicuU's, tviac ! tfKiu l'roiii
EMIILT PHYSICIAN
vho hnve uird it in tiieti piaeticv, and given it the re
erainenctt over every otlicr coaiiouml.
IT VOLS M)T I f A COUCH,
ent LOUDENS If,
j as to er.aWctlie ;iuneul 10 expcctciale freely Trt'o cr
jorec ilo.vs.
Will IVAauLT Cces T.ciUNa in vi:k Tiior !
A half bot.lf hiii i ilt'U coniiiett;lv Mi- -r- ff,nb-
Iioiii CjliI'.Ii, et, tiiunpii it IS s 1 bkree.,M r" i .
opf.ndion, 1: is n, rlectly liuru.les, : r; purnv 'u !m.
It is very ure-'iietv tliu tasK n::d i...i" b aiai,..ii.,.cioJ
to children 1 any i.ye.
In cuai ef CHOI !' li e uVl
C
NO FAMILY r'UO. I-
rjnl.c ecure, 11'uiea in
Li: WITHOT X IT! ,
Lieitig the elieapesi und bejt
It is vviU.in t!ie reach ot l
Ultxlic-ioa e.xlanl.
O. G. CL ni ft. CO., IV. prieters,
NiiW H4.VB.N, CONM.
April 18, 1"". ly
COE'B
BYPEPSIa.CURE:
n lll CHEAT PlWIEBV FOlt ALL tlSHASUS ef
A. tbb i
T oi.:a6iio
is the discover of i:e ir."er.tot 'i t'ee'j valual'e Cmrk
llulsani, ndiiieexperin..'Ulii.!; for Ins own li.J'.tt. it cured
t'.ump ia the ki"inm li ur Lua whieli l.sd i,'ore ).cided
to 11 'tliiri: Out eiilor. lorn).
Tiid u.ioost il.ii.y ttr:in.'n' f,ofnv:itioos pans of llie
cn;r.,try em-ouine us to beilel e there i u-'dusase oauscd
b a ji .T Jcre J tti iiiiach it u ill nut st-,..)' eon.
Physicians eudorea auAUso it!
Miulstora givs) tst imojjy of ita eJEoacy.
And f. -iii t'l uirectious v.'e receive tidings vf cares per
fonrjed. DYSPtrSlAI
Ills sere to ears.
HEARTBURN!
One d,s willeure
B1CK UEADACHE!
It has eered In hundreds of oases.
UEAPACnS A.ND OIZZI.NLM V
II stops iu IV. ly siu.tu
ACIBITY OF THKEAVMAttl ! ,
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niSEOPTHKFOuD!
It eto;a tmmedulely.
D15TKES3 Ar TUn EATING!
One dose will remove.
CHOLEHA MORIllS! ,
BjipiJIy yttlds t) a few ooees
BAD BREA I'll !
Will k chawed with half a bot'.le.
IT IB PERFECTLY HABMLErf .
Its UNI'RECUEN TKD BUCCCSd is owing u the
fact Uiat
It Cure by Astalatlaisjr Mature
TO RF.-AB8ERT HER BWAY IN THK fcYnTK.M I
Neaily every dealer In the United Butee aellt it at
ONE DOLLAR TER BOTTLE.
C O. CLAEK & CO., Prtrictor',
vaw bavs. txwa.
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