IMliaiXJW.,'.JWlllCT1
unburn American.
B. MASSER,
W1LVERT.
tdllari.
TKAirr.itAJit'B Uti.r.. Tempemnce nuu
tlu'oiiybout the State have, with very Ren
ctal unaiiimit., i'c.iii bh cd in an effort to
procure the j,wir,a of iho Mil for tho regu
lation cl" the sale of iu1xii-hling liquors,
mi what is popularly known as ''local op
tion." Tho bill provides Hint the question,
whether licetiso shall he yraiiti'il In any
township, ward, or borough, shall ho or.ee
la three, years, at the regular p'.ection, sub-
i.i'tllcvl t't the, people, when ballots shnll bo
"voted, inscribed "for license," "ugainl li-fci'n.-R
;" and if it shall bo found that a ma
jority of the votes cast arc n.cnlnst license,
then it -hall ho unlawful for the judges, or
oilier officers,' to license to any person
or persons within this teriitory described to
Ki-ll intoxicating liquors to be vtr.otl as a bev
erage iu any v;ny whatever ; but if tho
niajinty of tho voles cast shall he in favor
'of license, ther. the existing license law in
force nt the timo tho vote was taken 'ohall
remain in force, uud the question, whether
Ik tbe kniiato, on Saturday, tbe Houbb
joint resolution authorising tho division
of 600.000 seres of 'land . granted by tho
United States to tho Statu of Oregon for
common school purpose, was passed. A
Joint resolution offered by Mr. Pomcroy
authorizing tho President to station nt the
port of New York one or moro naval ves
sels b convey bivndstufl's and supplies con
tributed by people, of the I'niled States to
Fiance and Prussia for the destitute, and
suffering people in thosa countries, jiavo.
rise to an animated debate,
tho feelings of Senators oil the subject, wo
give u brief synopsis of what was said :
Mr. Ilownrd moved to strike out all
tcfevenco to Prussia-. Wo Were net nd
vised that there was any destitution there,
tierinnny had "seemed so far to be able to
"paddle" her own canoe." "We. hud no rea
son to coucludo that they d ' ired any as
sistance. Jilr. Stewart said larce amounts had
been raised in this country for tier
many. Mr. Schurz suggested that f'C Idea w:is
to makn no invidious chstinetion.
Mr. Howard regarded it as rather an
I anomalous slate of nlliiirs form' to besend
I iiivj supplies to foreign countries at war.
During our war with Rebels no European
j nation sent us nnyupplies.
Mr. Pomcroy said they had sent ns the
i men to llht our battles."
Mr. C'oiiklinir said thorn was nothing to
make us discriminate in this ins tier be-
A creat
many of our poopla would desire to send
their contributions to the willows of Cer-
JKF.AT
rinE at otrrn jutts.
in nu.
SO Iwelllngs Itnmcd.
T1IIUTY FAMILIES HOMELESS.
Iom 9150,000.
decided adversely or favorable to tho tern
perauco reform, may bo submitted every tlwccii France and (Jermany
tlnco years. This bill, was, on Monday 1
titrO.t ' rrtlrtvf..il 1,V " f I- KmitH ff T'l 1 i 1.1 ill 1- ,
- i T I many.
phia, chairman of tho Committee ou ice j n'tm Dovvard did not desire to be mis
a:id Immoralitv in th.' House, f.-oia that nndrrstond. His Hvmpatldes from tint
committee, v.i'h a recommendation that it I "rst iul been with l russia
; he passed.
The Pvr.uo IT. nr. Vndcr the judici
ous financial manngcinei'.t of tho national
no ministration, the public debt, continue:;
to decrease monthly. Tho ofiicial state
ment for the month of January, shows a
reduction during that month of upwards of
four million dollars, un.I that the decrease
shim March 1, 1S70 has been $110,31)1,1170
17. PiMtu'neut bankers in London leave writ
ten to "Washington bankers e" tho subject
He would
withdraw his amendment.
Mr. Fovlr said sympathies were
with tho -Buttering people, of both countries.
Dcit a: to the (iovcrumcnt of Germany ho
had lit i It'd to seo where it hatl thowu" any
: -sympathy for us in our ginifrglc.
Mr. Stewart remarked that Germany
J had Liken our bonds when other nations
would 'uot.'and had thus given us humus
i to carry on the war.
Mr. Fowler. They dororvod no credit
I for Hint. 'They were only smarter than
I other people, i! ud they got nn exorbitant
I rate, oi' interest.
I Mr. Scli'ir. said it was undeniable, and
I'lmntno, Feb. 7.
This momlncf a terriblo cnnllagratjon
broke out in South Pittsburg, cauauvn
tremendous lo.-s nnd rciideriug dorens of
families homeless. Tho lire broke out about
live o'clock, in a stable lx'lonins to Mr.
s indicating i Jiioliniil? Sr., located on Lliesuiut alley,
uetivocii x liirn ami iourin streets.
When discovered the llames hail Gained
considerable headway, and tho current of
air, going at tho time, soou swept them to
the ml joining building.
The' Mechanics' and "Walton. Hose
Companies arrived as soon as possible, but
owing to the long distance they had to
come, iho fioiy element was almost beyond
control.
Tho flames spread from tho stables to
the machine shops and locomotive works
of Smith & Parker, running from Chestnut
alley to llinghain street. Tho building,
which was R huge three-story frame, soon
fell a prey to the llames and the shops were
entirely destroyed.
There was stock for fourteen locomotives
in the building at tho time. liy
this lime the wind became no strong
that it drove the (lames in every direction.
Dwelling after dwelling was devoured, and
in nn hour nearly the whole square bound
ed by Carson, iJinghani and Third and
Fourth si reels was a huc nius of llames.
Many families escaped only with their
live:-. Xotwitlistandiiig the manner in
which the flames spread, strange to say wc
have not heard of a singlo person being
hurl.
In nil about twenty dwellings were re
duced to ashes. Most of these were two
story brick, although many wevo frame
tenements. "In sonic of the. houees lived
two or thieo l'anii ics. About half of the
TLKKIKLG ItAIMlOAII AC I.
BtJST
rorcmKf.Erpirc, N". Y., Feb. 7.
Tlio following particulars of a terriblo
railroad accident at Hen Hamburg, on the
Hudson Hiver railroad, have been received.
An oil train bound north caught fire
near tho biidzo at that place at a late hour
last night. The express train came along
and ran into tho oil train, catching Are also.
The oil train, set tire to tho bridire, and the
rnrrbined weight of the two trains broke
tbe b't'dne in two and tho cars fell through
in a inaf3 of wreck anJ confusion. (Seve
ral persons, nna-ble io get out of the cars
when the crash "occurred, wero burned to
death or drowned. . .
The enginccr,couductor and brakeinan of
tho express train arc known to bo killed.
Tho seeno at track is fearful. A- corps of
physicians from this city have arrived to' at
tend the wounded and dying. Three sleep
imi cars are among those destroyed. Eight
een persons arc known to have bsen -killed
outright, and many more are injured. No
names have yet been ascertained.
SKI.'OXD dispatch
Auia.n-y, N. Y., Feb. 7.
A dispatch has been received in this city
from Mesr. O lUien, ltoche nnd Prince,
members of the Legislature, who were de
tained b- the disastrous accident which oc
curred on the 1-Iudr.on llivcr railroad, near
Poughkocpfao., laet night. These gcntlu-man-oseaped
without injury, hut the safety
of other Assembly men who wero on the
express train when the aecideut took pluco
is uncertain.
A report i current in tho city that tele
grams have been received from tho scene
of disaster, stating that upwards of twenty
bodies have not yet been identilicd. and
11 ft ecu more are jet partially imbedded iu
the debris. The work of removing the
bodies was taking place when tho lafct dis
patch left. (Jreat excitement prevails in
this city ovir the news.
1IEXRY T. IIEI,nnI.D'S
COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT CATAWBA
Component farts f lultl Kxtract Rhubarb and
Fluid Extract Catnnba Grnpe Jules.
For Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Billon Affec
tions, Slelc or Nertoim llemlnelie, CostivencsJ,
eln, Purely Vegetable, containing no Marcury,
Minerals or ltilutcrluus lh-us.
OF A
Foxf.s, savs the. Miners' Journal, arc
very plenty in tlu; vicinity of Pottsvllle, Pa.,
These l'llls re the inoit dcllgbtfnlly plensant
purgative, superseding castor oil, salts, magne
sia, ets. There 1b nothing more acceptable to
the stomach. Tbcy (jive tone, and cauf e neither
nausea nor trrlpnliur l'ains. They arc coiiirocd
of tbe Jlm rt imjrnUeiiti!. After u few dnys' use
of them, such an luvleoratlon or tbe entire sv
tem takes place ns to appear miraculous to the
weak and enervated, whether arising from Im
prudence or disease. II. T. llelmbolirs Com
pound Flpld Kxtract Catawba Onipe Pill arc not
suR.ar-conterl, from the fuel that unrar-eoated
l'llls do not diss ivc, hut pass tbrouitli tbe slo
maeh without d'lfs.Jviiur, oonso,uontly io not
produce the desired Tbe Catawba Grape
Pills, being pleasant ir. Mastc and odor, do not
necessitate their being sugar-couted. l'rlco flliy
cents per eox
HENRY T. IIF.I.MltOI,IS
HIGHLT COJfCESTKATEU COMPOUND
Fluid Extract NnrNMpurillit
Will radically exterminate from the system Scro
fula, Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers, 'Sore Eyes,
Poro 1-egs, Sore Mouth, Sure Head, Hroncbitis,
Bklu lMsrasca, Salt Khemn, Cankers, HunniiiKs
from the Ear, While Swellings, Tumors, Cancer
ous A '.lections, foilc. (ticket, tilamlulur awel'i-inii-s,
Mirht 8wchc,: lla-h, Tetter, Humors of all
kinds, Chronic Ehi umutlsm, Dyspepsia, and all
discuses thaliiavc been establisLcd In the system
lor years,
new z&mmM -m-QTm
S. ITerr.feldor bavin" just openetl a first class establi ditr.eiUn- Moom la'ssingcr's
llulldings Third Street, below Market, between Market Sqr.r.rs ?.nd tho Po-t Ui'U.e,
Respectfully iuvitos the public to call and examine his mammoth f leck f
FORMED, BOYS, ASD CUILDltEX.
Wt'
Hi
llcinn prcpaii( expref sly for the aboro Com
plaints. Its blood-purfybi!; properties aic irrcater
than anv oilier preparation til' Barsuoaiilla. It
Jcivi's thc cotnplexiou a clear nndhcuHhv cnhir
oeeiiiianto succiaided in removing t he most ( mo piescnc wuncv, ntnt sportsmen aie ftl,d restores tb Puticnt to a pt ue of Health and
l'unlv. t or t'untyln? the lilood, removini; all
valuable portion of -their household goods. ! Having many e.vcitti'2 chases niter poor
Tho names were the eked about half past i reynard. Kveryor.e eaptttn-.d entitles the
light oVloek, nnd there is' now no further j hicky man t-i a bottnly if live dollars which
dainnge by them. j also adds to theiutcrcst of the chase.
!? .'"s.,u'nimo conuagraiion at, least Tlrr w.r "io minister to a mind
.1 Jiivipnt,, -i K , -riivmii "Svrnn n.
(lis
pro-
dLi.ens in the neighborhood have kindly i u.ululi.Solutiou of nlu .-Mh of Irnu,
provided shelter for the sut ercrs. whi, .j, givi S pl reiigth and vigor to the whole
I chronic coiibtilutiunal diseases aii-oi!r from an
, Impurs state of the Wood, and the only reliable
j and ttrTcctual knoMii remedy for the cure of pains
I and awellim; of tbe l!oni, l lceratiins of tbe
i Throat und Lvg. Klotehes, T'iinplcs on tbe Face,
! Eryoipelus and nil s.:aiy eruptions of tla skin,
! and t,cautiljing the complctioa. Price, II I0
per liotiie.
of the Alabama question iu which they as
scrl tha' ih.e I'riii.-ili 'governtiHiit ar
' ati.iou-i to come t a final adjustment, i lieved that we. would he sueooostiil, they
which they have no doubt will soon tnka
place. In such nn event the new U.
'Kituts win linn a veaoy nmrKeim r-nisiui. . fchould have been nasswl .t. nnrn.
. , . , " ' ,.i . , . I It was deplorable to bring into a qnr-
A pl.t f.-.r consummating a "big steal,' , tknl o( (l ,,nJnt ftll(1 1M,bIe charity a discus-
2-e:iching nearly half a niiilon, was discov- , sion of tho nature which has sprung up.
ereil hy Congress, last week, and frustrated. Mr, Stunner said it was a dillieH' mnt-
lt ll.ot- ,.,,r. !,r,r,u.i,f, , , n f.-irn,l .f I ttT for llinl for 1U1 V A IKOl iM 11 tO decide
' . c. ., . ., , c", . ... : to which wo owed most Franco or tier
.liiiriiuiiuu iv u., id uie p:i on y u ;i ,i u nil
class of men, had a contract for ear-yiug the.
mails between Uluh and the Pacilic, .nd
m lias ever since been going for "extras''
ii,iiiim ,r it,,, bw.., i., it.. w ,f..r. i ' ,r : '-""' ' ".
i evidence was on tilo in the Mate Depart- ri Tl,n 1,, ,.. r,,l7 , :,,; e . efc ,,, ...c-reuy n-ioriug uiu miuu
I ment that the Germans had sympathised it i,; thmmiit it will amount tc floO.OOO, on
I with tho I. nion duniv' the rebiilion. If Uvldeh tlu'-r.. i n n:n1 inksnn..
ii. .. i , . i . . i .... , i. i- . ' . y
lliey nao uni syoipatoiAeo wuii u-r niio Lie
It is thought to be the work of an ineeti
diarv. althoUL-h it is assorted bv koiiio that
;m!d not hayo hou-ht our IkmkIs. I it broku out in the machine shops just ad-
Mr. Casserly thought the resolution of ' i,Vnvn,f ib,. ht ibl... Tim i.n,.P.,i .'.i.ini.m
ir. l'omeroy was a graretui one ana
loinmg llie stable, l lie general uniuion
however, i.', il originated in the stable, and
that it was caused by tho torch of the
incendiary.
From Fn.wr.-Tbe revictualing of Paris
is going on to the full extent that"' ircum
stauces w ill allow, but. lb'- dittresr, within
hvith a looseners. On the last day of the
ln.sl session of Cuiigros, his abettors snak
ed a resolution through that, body which
hadbtcn prepared by tho tricky .Teiv.
Black, which made it incumbent on the
IVstmater (icnoral to pay C'hoipeiming's
'claims. Ir. Dawes, a vigilant ivepublican
'leader of tl'.e House, recently uueartl-.ed
the. eousplr icy, iind last week expose, 1 il
'and scattered it l" iho winds. Thaeou.-pi-lators
to deplete the tr?!tcttry will ha'-u to
try nt'ien.
Cfi.v.NO'T) TK.jl'KiirrnRs. The. propric
tuisof I,-omsbi:rg HjuI'imu have become
'.h-j pnreiiascrs of the Montour A huricm
olliee at Dan ille, nnd will immediately eou
4r,l the publication of f bet journal. They
purposi. j.ui.iin.: i i i.u eiigit.e. aLd leaking
other i:i:pro. cn:cuta in the ollicc. V.'e wish
theui su;c:"s if their enterprise.
many ; but why consider this? Hharity i city is !;, great. The Fm-ssians began
know; no persons, no discriminations. j to provide" for the restoratim. of the railwavs
The resolution was then pa.-sed. j nnd the provisioning of tho capital the
This resolution is nn eminently proper moment the Armistice was coueludcd ;
and humane movement, and wo hop i- mU J1,'0 r"lIinff--tock was found to bo in a
. . , ,, , T. wivtched condition, nnd lnadoquatcd to
may be vigorously f-.'Lowed up. It is tin- ., t tlll. de.c.ands made for tho Iranspor
possible to estimate the dsmage dour, in Htionof supplies. I'aris consequently suf
a thickly populated count rr, bv the enl'ore- ; ei"5 for want of food, and is still partly sup-
cd eufpressiou of indtisirv" and it is only 1,; ",i,,h 'y tlio Weniiarjs.
, . ., , Ihe I reticb army of tho Fast may be
too prolmb.e. that exterior aid alone can ! snlfl ,,.lV(. n1lllsi wft3(,(1 toexlstns.mor
save tens of thotwiiids of Frenchmen from cani.".ed body. All the members who have
starvation. In tho humane work oi" relief made their appearance on wisst soil aro
the United Mates should do their full share, 1 l"".'""' ' -titi-al hands, and have dis-
I i ,. vitili'i"i,i-itt oivimir IU11FI1L,II U1V III li
Io its natural viitor.
TOTi SALE.
rj-WO VAU'ARIF, LOTS on the corner of
.S Second and Cbesimtl slreots, iu Ihe Ho
Miiitli of Suiibury, on which there are erected a
lrre diretltnir bonsj. snWs and onlbuiidiug.
The. Lumecte.id, late ut Hugh Hellas, dec"d.
The
ana r oniy iieeus u suii organieanou oi , ,,f n,,,.,,,. p,.s;,..,w'.
(he proposed movemeut and a clear expla- j inthix of tho French ihtoS;vit.erland, liow
"at. in ot its necessity to secure liberal con- ever, still conimucs, and is likely to ci-ase
Lribmions from the ample stores of Ameri- ! ""'i' wllc" l,!e ' (,,,tirc allliy pf iJl'"- 'lin-
x. ,. ,. , , ! chart are prisonors.
ca. No uidercnec of sympathy in regard ... .,' .....,.,;,. ... . n1v IMmi.
; came to m. i. ioiki. 'j lie gardens of
l.i; .(, ;i Ai I' mt l((uUt ia!
..'' a:i:t(i, pilblf bed by Cie. P.
ff
ilowell it Co., lmsbc' ii ibiiCL0i iou vivLh'
of sixteen b-iiu! ifully printed p:'gep. The
tJuztfi. is invahir.b'e to jiri'.er-'. 'i'ei'in-;,
a yf.r ; s-hi.lo cvpies, 5 t-. Addtvss
to o. P. H.iweli, "o.i. 4'):iuiUl, Park How,
Xew "i ink.
Ci:iat i-'i.ixdj. A Midden rise in iho
liver Tjber in the t 'ity of lhnne, recently
caused the inundation of n lnv,;'1 portion, uf
the ci' v. .,rat.y of i!:,- I'ne d i loio-', je..elry
shops, Ac., vr ie euiii. ly submerged with
ail tle ir content. The lns is imnien'e.
About two t!ioa:ind ratniliei were made
Loin, -le--4 and will n . ! able t,) re-otcupy
their honica f, r .-ome time.
Tt:i: Sriiivu K, :.ni i.i-. A l ill has
been introduced iu 1 1 Senate branch of
'.he f tale l.eo'l .LtllllV: providing for a return
to ll.e o!i sysiei i of ho! !'.ng '.ii city, bor
o'lgb, ward a'.' t t eri.-'ii; elietioin in ihu
jpii.ig i f l! : y 'i. , lie- ll.od 1'iiday HI
Nl.ii'eii.; and li.vug t!ic t'.i! lie i.jifoe (I n
-ot.e. of ''.'
to parties to tho present quarrel should re
tard the collection of the propohed supplies.
The (.SermaM tl.cnitelves are t'.oing their
be' t to feci', starving Frenchnirn, and we
'.lo could not grant aid to any nation
which has a btrongi r claim upon our a
sistanco then that which sent ns armi' s
and fleets to ensure the success of our Revo
lutionary traggV.
Kim; 1U)t;C:;y in Paii.adi i.i-h v.
(.hie of the bolJeat and hist plified rob
beries ever perpetrated in Philadolpbia
wan committed ou Thur'-day iii''t it the
KiiMuuton lian!., t'o'i, Pea.i btivet,
Six'.ecntli Ward. Iu the afternoon, about
live o'clock, a man dressed in the uniform
of a policeman, culled at the bank and ak
ed to see the ca..h:cr, Mr. William Me 'uu-i.'-ll.
He was idiown oi' tho (.a-dri '.s
room, t'of' thern be infoiui, d Vr. M.t'oii
ne!l that the police authorities had receiv-i-d"
iulorniatioii that the bank would ho
1-i'bVd during the night, and he had bo il
detailed by Lieut, t'l.irke, of the 10th li
triek 1 oliee, to c.l'.ltiou the ofllcers, and ho
rug'.'estcil Ihitt ihe watchman should be iu-t-truet'
d to i .i ii iv; greater vigilaiico. The
man then U It. Mr. Mel 'otuicll then si ut
for tho w.itehui! n, , J, ,i,u Uoliu'-s and
Thomas Murphy. When tlav Htipoaivnl
Ie- .'it i!ed llie ease I ) tlielil, told iheir to L'e.
11ENRT T. HF.l.MPOtti'S
CONrrVTIIATEIl
FLUD EXTRACT libC'tlt .
THE GKCAT D1UKETH;,
has enrad every cacc of Dir.lie'.oo in which it hns
been civen. Irritation of .tin. neck of t!ie Mad
der and inlliiuution of this Kidneys, I'lcrrnliou
of the Kidneys and Bli'ddcr, retention of Fi lnc,
Diseases of the prostrate Uttoiil, St,ine in tho
Illaihier, Caleului-, liravel, liiickctut-t Deposit,
j nnd Mueou or Milky Dischargee, a-nt for Eu-
I leeoiea ana iji-iicmic ' uiiMiiiuioiis oi uowi it-4iw,
Also, a but on Market strcl, in tlie Uoroimb : attended with the following symptoms: I mils
of s:u!,nry, on which there arc dweliinir house, ' position I o exertion, J.o of Power. Loss of Me
table and outbuihtns. Inquire ut tbe otlice of inory. DiUlculty of Ureal hint:. Weak Nerve-,
" 8. V. W tH. EHTON, i 'l'remlilinjr. Horror of Disease, Wakefnlr.e -B,
Feb. 11, l'jTl.-tf. AdiuinUlrutor. ! Dimness ol Vi-lmi, l ain in the B:trk, Hi t Jfaii,!.-,
. j Fluibinir of llie llodv. Drvne.'j of tbe Skin, F.niii-
X',r i:!,,,.. nn,1 rvl ! lion on the face, pa'lld I'onnt.ai.oice, V,uveial
i.n. w i irnu mill x tvu oioiii i laitiate ol the Muscular svstcm, etc.
Uecl by persons from the ages cf eighteen to
twenty-five, and frora thlrty-tive. to Hfty-flve or
In the ilccliue or chauuc of life; after confine
ment or labor paius ; bedwetliug in children.
TUUNKS, VALISES, &c, &c.
His Tieady Made Clothing are all mado to his own order, in tlv: latest style of fashioi.
and best manner of workmanship, .and equal to custom work.
IX HATS ft CAPS AND GKXTS" FURNISHINC dOUDS,
he keeps a large assortment of all tho leading styles, and fashions, and has made ar
rangements to receive uew Goods from the city every week.
HE WILL SELL ALL HIS GOODS AT THE
LOVEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Anv person in need of anything in his liro will (hid it to their inter;- .t to give bini u
! call and hear his prices before purchasirg elsewhere.
ITIIEIEIIVEIBEZI THE PLACE.
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it) eti. iioii(i. i no gardens ot an-
cressoin aro much injureil. 1'iiiler the fort
ail Llii' hoii.-es were damaged by the Gor
man Mil lis. excepting those purposely (Jo
liiolished. At the b"r;innili!; of the invest
liu ut many people continued to ride close
up to the plateau on which Fort Monlilu
alerian stand ;. Tho whole country now,
W llll the exception ol a tew slielti tl jilaces,
bears the iippearanee of a howling wilder-1
H"sk. !
Althoueli the French Army of Paris aro j
prisoners of war, tli" h . ! 1 ii r.s will remain
within llie walib 'f the city till tho close i f i
the armistice. As a consequence ther.um- j
her ei uiuiiths to Ii I'd remains the same as I
before the capitulation. One of the con-J
ditinne of tin sui'i'i'lider U in tinit no rmul j
shall he Mippiicd Pu is Iron. Iho tlislriets j
oi:cx.pn d by llie tie. iiiim ermiee, it liillm.s
".hut all .-ui'iii' S must bo Lronl.t troin !
poinu iintsiile ot thai reei.ui of country, j
'1 ilel'e i.1 ll heavv la II of snow at this !
writiii';, i-.-ii lerin,' it almost m'.po'-.siblo to I
oet aid lor the 'larviiio inhabitants of the ;
villa around Fort Mout du Valerian!
Etvrueiio iiiieuipts are making, however, j
as ihe M-oplu ui'- in a uojh rate coi'ditiou.
A war contribution .f eii'.t uvliiona j
sterliii',' (. Ji,ii(iO,tij,tj lot.-, been lcaeil uihiii j
Paris uud must he pc.id by the lil'.h oi'i Vb- j
rii.iry.
The bmubaiihueut of Helt'ort is still ijoin I
on i
'I he i'uiii, di cree of the j'Jih January is;
111 lilll lll.e.l. I
The I'rosiaiis have .H-eupied the t'!wn ol
I.ontio s.uuii, i-, tlU chief town iu ihe Io- i
p. II -1 1 1 li-ll l uf llie ilura. 1
Pi ilet io, i.'ainier P.is.'1's nnd Finaijya l1
r i'i a l rive I a. l'or.le;l'l., f.rt.n I'.H'i. i
Mueh anarchy is K iuiiini; to La devel-'
oei-l am .!!; the French people, ut.J Litis 1
ii .peei ii!-, the case in Paris. 1
Toe I'leli et of .'. ii,( on M,,ll.l-, le
vi"W it i-,.!- ., !'(.:, th Hi ,vi K llooi-.s, c.ll
k. tv. tiii :t.vro.
Corner of Fourth and Market Strett,
FPXBVKT, PF.NX'A,
H.ts jnt opened a Fiour and Feed Store, where
hn wiii kci C'in-ianlly on band, a irrnr-r.il
asvntinefit ot tbe bet brands of
FLOUK,
PF.KI) OF EVf.ltY DESCRIPTION.
I'lsTATOt.S.
Flit," IT,
1HTTKH,
E(KiS,
and
VF.GF.TAWI.E3
of all kind', nt the vc-y lowest market prices.
Sin. bury, Feb. 11, fi.l.-tf.
RTHAT S.OGW.
rpilE und "i-tlL'iiet hereby tivc notice that tin y
1 Ciiii'.ht t'o.lii.tf in the f,iiUchunna river, ou
lietwcrn Market isrptare and the Post Ollhe, Sunbury, Pa
urv.7.1 ;"Kr:ni:i!.
Iirlriiiioll's Extinct Uiicba is I:i,re.ie and
lUoort pni ilyiiit:, nnd cures nil (Hc:im! uii-jnn
I'ioiii habits of dissipation, nnd rrr-fes and iai
Uences in Life, hnpnrilles of tliu Hlood, etc..
j eupersedinc copaiba in artectations for which it
Is nurd, nnd syphilitic uilections in lh"fe dis
ruses used lu connee'iou with IIvliu hold's R'e
I Waeli.
I J. A DIES.
t In manv atTcalnlions peculiar to l adirj.-'he
j Extract Hnehu Is nneqieiie t tiy any othur "tn.t- I
ny as In chloiwls or rct'-ntion, lirei;iilai-iiy, i
j p.iinfulness or suppression of cnetoninry cvat 'ia-
I tioii", ulcerated or sehirns state of ' liu ''leriis, j
i.euciiri niea or nues, ficrar.v. e.eo j.iv i.
awswBWataw ijawwsanaaiBwwasttiiw " I -as" '. .ywr--T
' n A Tin A T aTCi I f Tl fl n a s
i Diillllilli. A i DRXSAsm
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Ti l 1 NEW YOIMv STOIt-E.
-iiio: J. iniiary. iii.u ioi o: roiuni ioi;s,
usiv maikcl. '1 he oniu-rs are r.-.iiui,l,-,l tu
toi ii'.ird, prove pi-.i!,"itv, t-ay cbarpes, mirf
lit SO l1,9,Oc,.t
the
v.u-i
I eo.n
j lake lurin iiwuy, ibvinic tbi-y
I ot aceordia:' ! .' l.n
I eonmlaiat Incident lirlhcse;:. whell.r
indicernhm or hablt of dUsipi'.inn. It
i scribed extensively hi-ihe nio-t eminent
I eians nnd midwivc tor rnteet)!r, nnd di
eoiiMituiions, ol'oip i,e-jc,'s and all nues (.otei
ed with hlv of the abo 'e ilistuscs or tympteii:
We iropo.o to sell for 30 days coinmetiein.' S.VTiHiOAV. Decern1" r 1T. HTi
rfottetioa i t l.i
at a
to ill per cent, tor cash. Our Moek ot 1-oi, ejn mil 1 iunn r', ! IVv
.insinc i (to,i,i, embraces SILK-1. DKKSS t;iK)S, 1,1 X KN. il ei! KKY. lil.oV MS WHI I K
pre-1 UOODS, LACES & PMHKOD.I EUIES, 1 . DIES A tl UN I l" M UlliW All II. A!..,
piirst- ;
1'F.fF.r. 11. s.nydki;,
DAM l'l. l. A l'CUA.
Loner Auirusla, Fvb. II, 1 S71.-at.
PUBLIC BALE
o-
Vnliixblr Eerwil Proper y.
Will be said on the premises of John Fry, iu
l'l .per Aiii'iisM t"l'., Xorth',1 eo r!y. Pa., on
'1 I LD.VV, MAUI 11 14. lsTl.lbe foliowiug pro
perl y, to nil :
'I'll re i 1Ule!i Comm.
one of which is fieri , .1 Two-Horse Wiiiron, Sleds,
I'lorr, HairuMs, Cultivator-', one t uiiiu,' K.i.,
ll.iy Forks, Kukrs, ,e. A It .k of live Mn.i.
1IUIKH01 1) FCUNITl KF.
One r.uiiaii. Tables, i.l.air-, Hcucbes, linrre'.f,
Hotter l bin ii, mill oiliri- ai '.l Ija too iniiuciouo lo
ii, run,, n. Ainu, llye ah I ! -ii 1'i.t.iliMS.
iSale lo coiiiuh'U' e at WloVliM-k. it. 111., of sail
da", linen the coa llti.en vlll le inaJe known by
JOHN IKY,
A. J. Sikoti. Auctioneer.
Feb. 11, IV. 1.-51.
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s'- V'
Ti. l.')iia.l.M30l.I)"6 EXTRACT UCC1U'
f'l'RES DISEAirK.f AK131M FKOM IMI'KV
I)EN( l, HABITS OF DleSII'ATIOX, ETC.,
In ull their status, at little expense, little, or uo
cbuUL;e iu dill , no inconvenience. uitU no epo
sure. It r.uircs a fieiiucnt desire, ii'id "iiei
I si rtnirt li to I'rlae.te, tln rrby removing Obstiue.
I ti"it, I'lev iiiu' a n I l uring Slrieiures of thd
; I'letlira, Allaying 1'iiiti and Iiitlaiii.ition. so fiv
! Hin'iii in this claw of i!iscae; .n.d u-vpelliui' nil
i I'liironous uuillcr.
I '1 1 1. u -a n i Ik who l.iirc'lieoi l., vKtiins of In
, eiiini rtoit ih'moiis, and who hare paid heavy
I fee lot e cured in u hort time, have leutnl t'.uy i
, lian- been deceived, and that the "I'oinm" h;o, 1
1 by the use of 'ponerl'ul nftriiiL'cut.--," been lt ii d
up in i l.o Mp.ii ni, lo break out in a icoic aprra- i
: l.ile.l ti riii, mid 'i ibap! iill'r MarriaL'e. ,
I re lleliubold'.', FvimU ItiicUu ful' u.l Alice- i
: lions anil lli-c.isi i ol tbe t'ni uy Oii;;in, r belli-
i er rvUalnij ia Mai or feiiiale, from wh.itcwr ;
' oriuiii.aiui.'. and no matter how loin; st.indiio;. i
I Piiie, one ilullar uud Uny eeinn per botilv. !
Our stock of Foreien and 1'omeplic Drv (iooils is very larsc, and with a vtvc to a
icia to st le'.'.ue so l uv that
..da.
j apeccly ilipiiiial ol it, we have M.l;;s..l) IlttW , ii'l li.e
I this is miqucMionably ll.o lime forjrrcat baraini i;i i'-ry 0
We oCcr Elcached Muslins
ittlie ?6Ucy
Four quarter ICeiv York mills. 0 its., per yard ; four iii.n -per
yard ; four qr.ai ter Davoe, '(.! cis., per yard ; Frui; .-f il-- 1
1 1 i 1 1 S'lupi-r Idem, 18 ct., jn-r yard : liili rn mpcr I i, :u. M
foui:h Hioo Fly, IU its., per yard ; four fourth So"ial I.. tit.
C'oveiury, 12 ci.s., per yard ; f Coventry cts.. per y.t:,i.
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1 ol lie- I in .nn-'. .is M uiliiaee, il-., dii! K.-.l-,
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t in , . . a in e d t ie-lo-'n tue i kin tu it tie ol
, il .l v a d n,! .1, ii u I li.jj,, 4 i e 1,1 i.nied
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1 Davie. W .'-enln per yard ; four fourth Nashua 1.1, j" c. n:s
Nitbliiia I!. IS cents per yard ; lour fourth Atlantic A., hi e. m ,
Apoleton 1'. 121 ccniv per vard : four I'oiirth ltuliau 'ii ',:i:,i V.'.
ll.irnsbun.', 11 cetils pt r yatd : llarrixl'iirj In cut- p.-: yanl
Mieelin.' tij cents per yard ; it lilrachcd U'a thatn, M, i:.,-' " c.
cd Cabot, ii cents tu r vard.
l'.leaehed Canton Flannels from 15 to ii ; L'ubU ae.l.i 1
iii : Wool and Cotton Flannels, from ii to 10 ; all Vi
Wool Flannels i.T to .V ; liiiiiTbum"., io lo ','t ; X'uVui.;,
t 'nloii'l I a in hi ies PJ; ( !iilieiw line to lit.
LADIKS' FALMoiiAl.sKlKTS 7"i to Si.tM.
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illiiuatic 2tK yard f-pm ls. fi cu ; '"an a JoO yard r;. la, s v:- ;
.ioIj, S i1. ; t'Liik's t. . '1'. all I'vlors, H els ; Mar A'.p.u.i l'.'.ii.U
m:vr sixnuiv i!iNi:t ii;.i:rs, NiNiirv i n
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