SA.a-...W -?9M.-
unburn mcritnn.
SUNnUUY, OCT. 7, 1871.
Itnilroad Time Tnblen.
N. C. n. W. T.t. V. K. It. U. Wbst.
itl.ilo I'.x I've 4:10 n m;Krle Mull, I've 2i05 n m
In " ' H:M " iBtiffnlo Kx. " 4:15
mlrnMall " 11:45 " lEImlrnMnll " 18:45 p m
., . j.05 (Lock H. Ac." 4:35"
liburyAc." 5:45 p mi Erie Et. " 0:50"
M1AM0KIK Division n. c. n. w.
l.EWB i AHHIVe '
nlmrv nt 11 :B0 n ra At Sunbrtry S:45 a m
4:40 pm " 4:00 pm
d. it. & w. n. n.
Leave Psmlmrv 5:511 a. m., 4:R5 nnd :R0 p. m.
Are. nt Sunbu'ry 10:00 ft m, 0:130 nud 8:40 p in.
Accident Inaurnnro Tickets ran bo had of J.
Ipm:in, Ticket Agent nt tlio Depot.
total Sffairs.
irjwrvo Machiwii. Miss Caroline rialiu. Is
j ngent for the sale of the throe best Sewing
ichlnc. In existence, vis : "The Improved
iS?r," "Orover Si Baker" mid "Domestic,"
ich nrc constantly on lnind and sold n. ren
table price?. Cull nnd see them. Office Cn
ukcl street, east of the, railroad.
Etovks. Tlireo second hand heaters nnd
ivcr, nenrly ns pood ns new for snlo ut lmlf
ce. Eixpilre nt this office.
Ji-nts' flue Fiencli 0:ilf, Box-too Boots, Rtltch
bottom, nt the Regulator.
UMOVAIi I'" TIIKAKIEKIC.1!V"
OFFIC'K.
r2c'sxntRV am eric ax" or-
c Uat Ltoen removed into the
;iort A JUsitlncer IiaildlnxN, on
o Coraer orTMrilaml MiirStet, on
eoiul Floor. Call tuitl Bee. u in
iv new quarters.
'on Ki:nt. Three r.ooms and a Kitchen, In n
asant part of the town, tniwblo for u small
lily, nie lor rent. Apply to I.niunuel avert.
V'i Pnx on Ili-vT. A desirable property on
uee street, Sunbsiiy, Pa., n Honso with seven
ins mid oilier conveniences. Inquro of A. N.
I1-
i.vicrs will h: held on Sundays, October 8th
lath, In ti.e Presbyterian Church of this
e, by the Rev. Mr. Plnionton, of Willianisport.
r. nol'.i o that 1". O. Maize, formerly of this
c, has become associated with the oftl ostub
e.l clothing nnd .Merchant tailoring house of
ii.- i'c Leech, lion- Evans A Co., No. CIS, Mur-.-t.,
Philadelphia, when; we can assure our
U, he wl'.l be happy to see them uu 1 trc.it
: court ci.usly.
-
N!':: :' it:;: Lwtxti. A foclahle a Jubilee
j.ivous h -liv.il good tiling") for both body
"mil, will be had at the laying oT ihc corner
i of tlio nee.- L.iplht rliurch cdilice, pi Lower
;:.! i. which will lah place W illi appropriate
iu,.uie, on fc iliiidiy, the. Villi of October,
iocs at 1 o'c'ioel;, a. 111. ) ciniaeiit speakers
address the nicclinj;.
inner will be provided on tlic ground. A good
prolilablo time is eonlldently anticipated.
iu Cliurch extendi! n cordial lavltuliou t'j the
ie to share with them the festivities.
'.'kino Tin: Pil'B :y i'Kicis. It ha hertofore
. denied that Mr. Pent allillaled with Pat
er, but as actions speak louder than words,
::m:r,t uvoi I mentioning the fact that on last
ay evening, when the Irish from the coal re
, who were here during tlie day to become
raliaed citizens, were returning home in the
nokln Valley train, Mr. Scott and I'at Hester
occupying the same sent, In th employed In
ing c'; y pipe!', di-cu.-sing the probable vote
would be polled in Ml. Carmel township. As
little : eenu was witnessed by a In rye. nuni
1' passengers, no one will doubt the friendly
i;i between these two prominent candidates.
. i.vi'i:uvi:N!KNT. Mr. Ja.mi:.h Wasiiiniiton,
er, l.:is made :-.ieh vast Improvements In
-hop that his cu-tonvrs, on Saturday lust,
completely siirpii ed at the change. His
has been relhte.l, oil cl'iih and llrussel ear- i
ovv adorn t he lloor, and everything about his
ishmeiit looks as clean and fresh as n
mora. Mr. Wa hh.gtoa now runs six:
in his s.i't.o':, and has probably as good f
:n.n as e.ri l.j loiiiiu in ny city. There
nit few shaving sm'ooiis that surpass the
Mvf-toa Saloon cii'ier in comfort, clean!!,
a clean shave, or stylish cut of tho hair,
'es attending to his saloon, Mr. Washington
l-o been paying great attention to ngrlcup
pur.-uiis. During the last season lie culti
two acre -, of potatoes, the average yield be
iioat 23: bushels to the acre, SJOO heads of
: ', and half an acre of corn, a lot of ci 11c
;i;lHlowers, We don't suppose that our
hor of the 1 ii.ii'i'i'iit will have any objec
to this co'oiel man voting, as we doubt
her any of his Irish friends have done one
14 much 114 Mr. Wa -1 1 1 1 1 t m to benefit the
ry, and that loo without any iissl.tanee
tho W. P.
i: "N'nv Pi i iin . in:." The lUinuint of
icek hi4 aeei, : ,1 lli j new depart urn in its
! evteni. and h1-, pl.iccd lit the top of Its
ills, the writable, laueli abused "iihucr"
i hai hew: Vore ailorre' t'o columns of
heel. Tlii " 1 1 1 j' . "i Wis ! utiierly owned
other any, who roi l l.lla to lis piosent
ralioiil llie liiie- Pi. i lent Lincoln issued
oiiiut ipatiou pi m hi mat ion. At tho time
i ..ul had an ii.iei vh.'.v with lb bel Generals
; o'...,i,. l '.(in t Hoii.-e, at the wln llin; upof
,'e uiiplett: .iiiln. lie! ultfjp'r was bit
.lid only itplH.-ur... oa e -iiula occahlous to
i.p si 1 I'Y with i.iiuu lil.'dlral men ut
..l.l...; 1 e, a. i.i: v i ei.s.., during ileeliou
11. .- t'..' 'la di p.iriuie lias been illall-
! I.y a ! i ."i.':f.-i"lia been unxluii
'.e an :i p .u ..a.-. - so as to aid the Irish Cut h.
u i :. . in.., Hi ii tiikit. lliitmeuolleuili.it
i i -l ..pi . ..Mii. s he diaeovrrs thai liu l in
' pi', aa I . i),, "111, t'lillo doil't feel
t:.-"i.i. . I i klioM ii to have souiu
...i i , it i lo t I I. y that bo Mill h uk
I i I I 'l.l I t V .
I I i i,' i..e- h Kill 1 1. -On Moid.iy even--I,
... I .1 I.. I l u.ia lellliullig lloloe from
.I...I..1 . . 1..J. ' i II b.ilUw el ctlle.l at
. I h. ' I. I . ' I . . j ttoiilub , niiil ill, 4 !
I.' 'I I : 1 ... that l'..t I. .. a l..i
. oli o -.t . . a' I--I- e I '. lit ti, u b I me op
t He- " !"!: M.. i .ill. of lu b 11,4 '
I 11 I. . I. r, 1.1,. I I .1 ., i:ii.iy l,ie.,.
. kl 1 lili.i. It U upp.. I tint i.aiie
In. - III.' Ill l loo MMUll t l.iin, uli.l uii. i
.! I) i'i .I l'.it' lilu, 'I he l.q.n yen, 1 . 1
I'... I . . 1.0., 1. nl ....!. 1. i'j liut th.
. .. ku. id.
I l.,i k t .4 1,1 11., I'l.d i.l. I LU tibd kiU
. .,1 ii.c ,11. 1 1 uii. ii, t.M'k Mn uu rii-
..11 l.j it iiu it paUK Iu
, n ai ii.' 11 1 y i..uiiiikI
1. .1 if Hi ni.lti.lt. A m mIW!I)
v " .i . ! ji'.li- 4 . 14 I !.t 1 1 41 b I41 iUi
.1 V I .1 u I ..illl.. ill if I
1 1.. 1 I , L ,1 1 1.. ! 1.1 i lao I, ,u ,.lu.l I
..I I . -1. . W ..Hi . I . I. !u l!,i I' 1 A.
1 . 1., Il tii i 1 ll .1.1.11,1, al Hi. .1... j
. .... y I ...i
Anot'T Oas. A elrculnr has been Issued by the
Bunbiiry Gns Company, announcing among other
thine, the Important fact that wo are to have
gas at two dollars per 1000 coble feet. By a com
parison with prices In other localities, even In our
largest cities, It will be seen that this Is an ex
tretnely low price.
, Wo understand, nil", that the Government tat
of twenty cents per 1000 feet Is to ho paid by the
Company. The promoters of the enterprise also
slate a standard of quality, and that quite a high
one, namely louttecn candles. By this, wo are
given to understand, that each burner consum
ing Ave cubic feet, or one cents worth of gns per
hour, shall equal In light fourteen sperm candles,
or nearly two kerosene oil lamps. Tho standard
In England, by net of l'arllamcut, Is generally
twelve candles. In this country, though thero
Is no legislation oa the subject, tlio standard Is
generally higher, reaching on an aVerngo wo nn
dcrstand, thirteen candles.
We nro scarcely ablo to comprehend, how gns
can bo sold hero nt such nu extremely low price,
particularly under a guarnntoed standard, but
hero It Is Intimated that tho promoters base their
expectations of success upon certain improve
ment In manufacture. While nenrly nil blanch
es of manufacture and ni ls have undergone great
Improvements In this Inventive era, the manufac
ture of Illuminating gases this day remains the
samo s at Its Inception, some elghty'years ago.
It Is especially gratifying, therefore, that tho
spell Is to be broken now, and In our midst. It
would seem, however, that tho Improvement is
no unti led experiment, as it appears from tho co
lumns of the "American Gas Light Journal" that
nt Memphis, Tenn., Columbus, Ohio, Hamilton,
Ohio, nnd a number of oilier civics, works have
been In operation some months with signal suc
cess, nnd corporations are going on to Introduce
the Improvements Into the Mutual gas works of
New York, the Citizens' of Brook. yn, the Peoples'
of Chicago, the New Orleans gas works, nnd
many others. In tho manufacture, not only coal
but petroleum n'ld its product can bo used with
advantage. A number of works urn const nictlug
In England to use coal npon the Improved me
thod. Let us hope for tho early advent, and tlio
continued success of cfteni .
Pr.on.n's Mfftixos. A large and enthusiastic
meeting of t lie citizen of Shainok'm township, Ir
respective of party, was held nt Paxiuos, on
Monday evening last. Cai.kii F. Pwtstso, Esq.,
presided, as President, nnd I), itolihlns, and John
Fisher, Vice Presidents, and W. I.. N'eBblt, Secre
tary. I lou. J. 1J. Packer, Geo. W. Zelglcr, nnd
Ccn. J. K. Clement, addressed tlio meeting, nnd
were listened to with the most profound Interest.
The meeting was one of the largest nnd most or
derly ever held in Shaniokln township. Being ad
jacent to tho Coal legion, the people have expe
rienced much of the oppression of the "Molly
Mngiilres,'' Ir'.sh Citholic parly, and both the
Democrats mid Republicans have wisely conclud
ed to rpposc, oa Tuesday next, that ticket which
has been forced upon honest Democrats by fraud
uiH corruption.
Another lame and mthuslaslie meeting was
held at the Irish Valley t-cliool house, on Tues
day evening, which was largely attended by De
mocrats nnd Ih'pnbUcans, opposed to fraud and
corrupti 'M. Addresses were delivered by Geo.
W.Zeigler, Esq., and W. M. Rockefeller, Esq.
The towusliips adjoining tlio Coal region, nrc
alive to their interests, and appeal to the voters
In their sister tovvunhlps, to aid them In putting
down fraud and comiption, by casting their votes
in favor of tins Peoples' ticket on Tuesday next.
Pat lli-sTnt ami Pakty at tiii; Faiu. On
Fii lay of last week, the Court naturalized sonic
15 or '.'0 Irishmen. In the afternoon they went in
a body to the fair grounds, led ly l'at Hester.
The guard told them they could not enter with
out a tiehet. "'J'lie bell we can't," was the an
swer, an 1 us one of them was pushing his way
in, he was thrust out by the guard who told tlieui
they could not rule here ns they did in the Coal
region. They then attempted to get in at tho
lower gate, but were again repulsed. They then
tried to telle tho fence, and several had succeed
ed, when the whole party wus aiicMcu liy u Uu
taehnient of the Packer Guards, who guarded the
grounds, and marched them out, when the Presi
dent Informed them that they could not, after
sueli conduct, be allowed to enter on any consid
erations. Pat Hester was the only man of the
party who had a ticket, and that was a punched
one, which somebody had loaned him.
The above Incident shows conclusively, what
these fellows would do If they had the power.
Here is n manone of the acknowledged lead
ers of what Is called tho Democratic party In the
Coal repo'.i, who with 11 number of his country
men had Just ill rived fiom the temple id' Justice,
where they had been Invested with the rights of
cli'zensbip, nnd their llrt act is a viola
tion of Iheir oaths and the laws of the laud, by
attempting to tramp'.o under foot tile Institutions
of our country, unless they are allowed to do ns
they please. This is 11 specimen ol the rule which
wo miiy all cxpee If they oncchiiceecd ill getting
Into power. Let native mi l Protestant Ameri
can citizens ponder b -fore they surrender their
dearest rights to the rule uf the Pope, or to tho
aggressions of the agents of foreign potentates.
Wk are indebted to G. IS. Vouiiginan, E,q., for
it basket of the tliiest Concord grapes that wo
have yet seen. Mr. Voungman raised a large
quantity of llieoe grapci this season, which were
readily sold wherever exhibited. We noticed u
large amount passing through the Express olllen
for Willhimsport, Danville, Ilarrlsburg, Ha.le.
ton and other points. The quality of his grape
are not urpac. for beauty or line 11 nor.
-
Pi iisoNAi.. Col. J. E. Mlohcncr and Col. J.
J. . cutiink, of Washington, D. C, launch lie.
publicans, who are cu route for their homes to
puiilelpiito In 1l.1t ilei-tlon, paid a vlait to our ol
lice during the ueel,, uccoinpiiulcd by our tp iil.il
filend A. A. hhUaler, Esq.
A Vol mi man by thu name of Campbell, who
UiUat bo a reni. ir Ar.il.i in, ate one p. an I and
lnoi.l.iu ea uf KUin di. p. in.ide ef ililiiy miinitea
O le day lul We k. py eu i,.' I'.i .l iiiiiuni I he
bud his 1 1 1' nl al itni.l Ik 1 ' t xpeiii'i.. At the nine
place (,1'uldwil. A iil',) ,y nn.illier, lieu illy
llllee lea. one, Well) an ,illuc Inula) Inluulu.
That one w.n In hi. inoutli, but Hut U,y fullli
onliliiiili.illop.lv. 'iu lw v.iiiilii I in 1 ur up lu
ll U I hi"' awuvl lis. Ill, I Kllowaiall beat our Ijja.
tifuii.iiii.
I.lal or I. HI ik.ua 1. uialnli,,' In I he (llllee,
ruiiiiiary, Pa , r. piemiu r :m, Is.l.
Mia. Jiltna Audi I., .11, Mlw. r ...Hi Ititl.e, A
hi;n,,i Ai.t.inlo H ut, .10 .!, f .1 1. it. Mi.. Ii I..
II..,.', J. l.n I.. II. uu. ., I . , , , Mi., roy.
II. a LI. 0 I A to., I .ij.no I1.1.,, Mr, nui.u.l
ll.ni,., Mi. lag, M.t. nt,, M., . J.uulu ('. Hie.
I. .till. I k, Mia. I-IU,.. I', t Ii lull,, 1,., Mia. K.llc
t '. ii .ii' Id, M"a t li.m.U 1 liu ail rliipiuaii, Mr.
'I 1, ..ill. 1. 1. I nlllfc'.ili, M. P I I1al.1l la, Hyiua
t I. nun., Mi'uiii l..l.in, I, ,i, k, 1.11I1,
tlu. I..I4 I t ill, Ulaa l.aUl4 . l..u., It. I..
ILiu, Miiju.i Vina, It. II. r,,,, l.uilni ...I,
4, .Im h l k, Jimi4b.il! I.i..lliali, Vt 111. 4U !' V
'. t -1 . I' J- Il .ill. a J, Ml. .. Julie, Ml.
al .1 1 l. K lu. , Ii. V, . k Hue, l lo.l mi kuuu, Mia
tll S. ka.l. l, . tail kio.a', J.-1.U Kevin, Ka-j.,
f.. . Kmlatlliil, I. 1. M iito.a 4, Uu An
Uiu, It. h M.-.ii,, Mua hull) Miki), Mi.
Mi Uiil, Mi. Kiln V.4..I., It, . Jiii.ia
P.m., Mi. .in tiki. I . f.ii.. , i I, U..k. it,
I I... II. Ll, Ml. ,l4l . l,4, W4IUI IU)
HI. ... I i...H I. ..Ii. u, Ml, . . !.).!. I, J...e
mill, Mi. i. .a r r I- I . M.i, Mi . J,.liu 1. lit,
s .a 1 u .1, . 11 k.i,ii, u..,i,i . a. 1,1, i,
II. I , M. nui. J .I.I4 On,, l,,..,k , Hi4l.,
I.. .I.V H. .n.. .i, J..U, I , , i,,,,,, J.t, k..
I i. 'ii. I L.e.i t Ui.ii, VII II. 1 u. j,
t J M.I. .Hi, Vll.. k.i .1, t. lu.iialio4U,
ll ... ,i t .t . ... , I
' I Mil II 1
CncsTBR Whites. A pnlr of pnro Chester
White pigs, eleven weeks 0I.1, were placed on ex
hibition at the Fair in this place, during last
week, by Col. Geo. Wogonscllcr, which were
greatly admired by all who saw them. The Col
onel procured them In Chester county, and had
them forwarded by hit nephew, expressly for ex
hibition nt onr County Fnir. Mr. Goo. Gaul, of
tipper Augusta township, hns since purchased
them nt (40 per pnlr. lie Intends to use them
expressly for rnlslng stock.
A Evening Mail from Danville to Philadel
phia, Is now carried ovor the Danville & Ilnr.lo
ton Uailrond, which leaves Danville nt 8.40. This
Is quite an accommodation to our neighbors.
Wood's ITotTsRtioT.n Maoazinb. "Onward,
right onward" seems to bo the aim of tho pub
lishers. Wo thought It Impossible to excel the Sep.
tcniber numbcr.bnt Octoher.with Its list of famous
contributors and Its vnlunhle rending, Is a perfect
gem, and wo cannot understand how so much
1 cul worth nnd merit, from such popular writers
ns Greeley, Purton, Heechcr, Gnll Hamilton, etc.,
etc., can bn furnished for only OND DOLL All a
year. The Mnguzlno Is steadily Increasing In pub
lic favor, nnd wo predict for it a brilliant future,
for peoplo nro not slow in bestowing tliolr pat
ronage whero they can obtain too most money.
Specimen copies furnished Tree. Published by
8. 8. WOOD ev Co., Ncwburgli, N. Y.
Eahtf.r Mohnino, a Cliromo from that perfec
tion of loveliness by Mary Theresa Hart. A plain,
solid, Latin CrosB of whlto mnrblo. nnd twined
wreath of exquisite (lowers. Should 0110 sit
down nnd select tho very first of his favorites of
tho conservatory, thero they nro in nil their
wealth of beauty, hanging gracefully over tho
arms of tho cross j roses, panslcs, lusehins, go
runlums, heliotrope, &e.t with their varied green
leaves, to nrlistlcnlly nrrnnged that the contrast
of colors Is most beautiful In Its effect. Bo fresh,
dewey nnd natural nro these gems of litis" garden,
tho air teems tilled with their fragrance. A rare
combination of beauty, faithful to tho original
painting, nnd called Prano's best. Reduced
size 0 H-4XI0 14. Trlco per copy IS. This
charming Chromo will be sent ns n premium free
of postage to nny ono sending tlireo subscribers
to Wood's Hoi'skihii.h Mauazinr, or to anyone
who shall forward tlireo dollars for one subsclp
t!o 1 tlireo years lu advance, thus obtaining three
dollars worth of magazine, and three dollars
worth of Chromo for only $3. A variety of other
premiums oll'ered on equally liberal tcims. Speci
men copies of the magazine lice for raising clubs.
Address, 8. 8. Wood .fc Co., Ncwburgli, N. V.
ISiislnrss Notices.
Gotxo. The largo lot of Hoots .'c Shoes, one
hundred cases of Gum Shoes, nro being rapidly
sold at the Excelsior Boot & Shoo 6tore of W. H.
Miller. They ore tho llnest lot ever exhibited In
Sunbitry, and all w ho avail themselves of the op-,
portimtty to purclmso now will be fortunate.
TtiR HnwAiin Association of Philadelphia,
has for ninny years enjoyed a good reputation for
professional bkili, nnd honorable dealing. We
ha've reason to believe that It is an institulloii of
a useful character, conducted by trustworthy
managers.
John V. SciiArrrnil continues to please hi
customers by making up idylish garment.!. They
arc equal to city make, and far more substan
tial. The best of material U kept on hand at the
iowess flgurct.
Di uiNO the lato Fair, S. Fausts Hats appeared
to please everybody judging from the number of
persons calling In to supply themselves with tv
btyllsh tile. Ho has still some more left. ,
A Lauor Lot op Boots ami S:ioi:s. Every.
body Is calling tit Ell Miller's Boot nnd Shoe
Store, on Queen street, Northumberland, to sec
the large assortment of Boots, Shoes and Gum
Shoes. Fifty cases have just been opened. All
are suited by calling and examining his stock.
The prices are low, Hiiitlng both poor and rich.
Special Notices
Oil MurrliiRa?. Essays for Young .Men, on j
Great Motlal Evils and Abuses, which Interfere !
will. Marriage, and ruin the bappiiicse of thou-
sands, with sure means of relief for tins Erring
and I'nfoitunate, deceased and debilitated. Sent
In sealed letter envelopes, free of charge.
A. 1. 1, ..., Howard Association, No. : South
Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
The CoiifesiNloiiM ol'it:! Invalid.
I PUBLISHED as a warning and for the benefit
Of Ti'MO HUH WHI i;liO'H, Will) Hlltfcl' fl'Olll
Nervous Debility, A;e., supplying the means of
self-cure.
Written by one who cured himself and sent
free on receiving a post-paid directed envelope.
Addiv, ' N ATH ANIEL MAY FA 11!.
May l.'H, 1ST!. -rim. Brooklyn, NV.
Vi
In this piece, on .1 turd a v cvcnimr. Sept. Ii I, '71,
BENJAMIN RAYMOND HCGIIr.S, youngest
son of Isaac W. Hughes, M. D., of Philadelphia,
111 the nth year of hij age.
On the Ith lnt., HERBERT, son of Jacob and
Catharine R. iMiipman, aged 1 year, f months
and '.I d-iyi.
Siinbur)' Urnlii V Produce Murltel.
CtllllllX'TEIl WKltKLV 11V HIM! . UKIilNOUl.
GilAlx Choice White Wheal t I'.il
Best Amber, Winter 1 Mi
Corn K'l
Rvo i ti,i
Hats, lbs.) .',,1
Be.-t Amber, Winter, p. r sack "J no
" " " " barrel S ,0
Corn Men', per cwt 'J no
IY1110 v'alii.i Roil
rais Per lo.ell p;
Mkvts Hin d Beef, r ll 'iv.. :;o
Smoked Mutton lii'u i '
l.iun per lb ...'.'.'.
Klsli Silt White Fish, per lb V,
" Trout " V,
Co. I " s
Fresh Sli.nl o(,i 1.0
Veiil T.vlil.i: Turnips, per bushel 7 i
Potato,- " 1 D
Unions " 1 0(1
l eans, " ijiiarl loti.iS
llo'iilny, " " I J
DlilKlt Flit ITS Di led Apples, per lb I : 1 It
I'eaeliea, '.'tKiali
Merchant Tailoring,
J. 1. )IOTI,
in Hut 1'o.ttHllee Hullding, opMuilo I In) I . .l ,
(up lull a, )
Sl'Mll IlV, J'KWA,
lilforio kla ll U llda tllld the public gelll'liilly,
llt.tl he h i Ja.l osne,l a lai.u uu.) lulled
Olllli l of
( luiltat, Mavliiirre), fHilun, Ar,,
Willi ll i. lie UII In up Ik in.br 111 I tic luteal
III. in,.) w.iir.ii.li I In ill.
In 1. 1. elm ,1 III Maul ol .ialiloil.il.te inila .lu
III. 4 lu Ull itlld 1-illliliU bla al.H'li,
toll I H It
a. I. I, till, ally kU'l pluilkdl!) lul kill lo.l do
Uu .llile.
BI S Nil lilsK.
Nu fat ul -It I Ini kt) it ii al) lea uf liaprutrr-l )oku
klel .! It ablll Willi lll.i) low ailukl tlt.'ll',
111 (Uilll.l..' it ilnl UII II. j ablll, ll 1 Die
Ik .1 l.i.li I i.l 4 alilll 1 e oil II I I I ll.u llu le.
riua mu. l4i,i y aUlila lintde ,ioi.ti-i.
J, M. lu uii I S.
Juut' 1, I'at I . Olti
III lOU'l U .
f 1 1 uii l.t.ltu.d k4ltt u u p.i.l..l ,
1 -tiiilHi'l ll Iku lli L-.ua' I i.ml, lu kU I I
an
-4
1 1. !!, I) il S.,iilii.ittiM ii4U., I.i u.ikt 4i.li!
I, .ill. 11, 1, 1 ll.rf l.i4Ui 1, 1 t. i.i. I lli II, !4i4 wl
l...llik IlilU. I, X llilll.l.ilal) ul l. fl .1.
ul Inui.. ta.ut, il.k-4. 4, til U...I li p4ili.a
U, lkl 4 ll'l li4l lkl p'W 4 klUlU.k;l0 VU
I ..1 i.u I 1. I .) , l. - I U 4.) ul II. I . I 1, A II ,
I. I, . I I I u A U.
ll. It . i,k l.l I ll
(4 'J, I , I . Ii 14. M.
XK MILLION OF LlVi: N VVEIM
It Is ono of tho roinarknblo facts of this re-
tnarkalilo ngc, not merely that so many persons
nro tho victims of dyspepsia or Indigestion, but
Its willing victims. Now, wo would not bo un
derstood to sny that nny one regards dysptpsia
with favor, or feels disposed to rnnk It among
tho luxuries of life. Far from It. Tlioso who
have cxpcrlnced Its torments would scout such
an Idea. All dread It, nnd would gladly dispense
with Its uuplensant fAinlllnrtios. Mark Toplcy,
who was lollv nnder all the trying circumstances
In which ho was placed, never hud an nttnek of
dyspepsia, or bis jollity would have speedily for
saken him. Men nnd women sometimes suffer
Its tortures uncomplainingly, but whoever heard
of n person who enjoyed them ?
Of all tho multifarious discuses to which the
human system is liable, there Is perhaps no 0110
so generally prevalent ns dyspepsia. There are
diseases more neuio rnd painful, pud which
more frequently provo fatal ; but none, tho effects
of which are so depressing to tho mind nnd so
positively distressing to the. body. If there is a
wretched being lu tho world It Is
A CONFIRMED DYSPEPTIC.
Nenrly every other person you meet Ji n vic
tim, nn apparently willing onet for wVro this
not the ease, why so many sufferers, when a cer
tain, speedy and sam remedy is wilhln the cat y
reach of all who desire to avail themselves of It i
But the majority will not. llllnde 1 by prejudice,
or deterred by sonic other unexplained Inllaenee,
they refuse to accept the relief" proffered them.
They turn a deaf cur to the testimony of tho
thousands whose sufferings have been alleviated,
nnd wltli strango Infatuation, appear to cling
with desperate determination to their rath'i is
tormentor. But says a dyspeptlo 1 Whatli this
remedy ? to w hich we reply : This treat allevia
tor of human suffering is nlinost ns widely
known ns the English language. It bus alla.ve 1
the agonies of thousands, and is to-day carrying
comfort and encouragement to thousands of
others. This iieknowledf,ed panacea, Is none
other than
Dit. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
Would you know more of the merits of this
wonderful medicine than can be learned from the
experience of others ? Try it yourself, nnd w hen
it has failed to fullli tho nssurnnca of its efficacy
given bv tlio proprietor, then abandon faith iu
it.
LET IT BE REMEMBERED,
(list or all, that HOOFLANirs GERMAN BIT
TERS Is not a rum beverage.
They are no aleholie In any sense of the term.
They are composed wholly of the pure Juiee or
vital principal of roots. '1 his is not n mere as
sertion. The extracts from which they nrc com
pounded are prepared by one of the 11 !!..-1. of
(ionium chemists. Unlike any other Bitters in
t lie market, they arc wholly free from spirituous
Ingredients. The objections which hold Willi so
much foren nguln-t preparations of tills class,
namely that a desire for Intoxicating drink is
stimulated by their use, are not valid m the case 1
of the Germ 111 Bitters. So far from encouraging j
or inculcating a taste cr de.dre for inebriating j
beverages, it may be cotill lei.tlaily nSM-rted that, j
thelrtendencv Is In a diamctrical'v oppo-Pe ill-
rcctlon. Their effects can l,e BENEFICIAL j
ONLY In all cases of the biliary system, Hoof
lund'sGcrmuii Bitters stand without an equal, I
acting promptly and vigorously upon the Liver; j
they remove its torpidity and cause healthful se
cretion of bile thereby supplying the stomach '
with the mosl iui'.b'ponsnblo e.eineiits of sound
dige-tiou in proper proportions. They give toa" '
to the stomach stimulating its fina-tiens, nnd
enabling It to perform Its duties as nature tie-;
signed it should do. They impart viyor nnd '
strength to the entire system, causiag the patient
to feel like another beliy lu fact, giving him a
now lease r.f life. I
TH E Y PURIFY THE BLOOD, cle v .sing the
vital 11 11 Id of nil hurtful lmpuriti"se.u I supplant- !
lug them w itli the elements of genuine healthful- 1
ness. In a word, there is scarcely a disease hi
which they cannot be safely and b. iiellh ialiy em-
ployed; but In that ino.-l generally prevalent dis
tressing and dreaded disease, Dvspcpsi 1, Tlil.Y .
STAND L'N RIVALED. " . I
Now, there are certain classes of persons to 1
whom extreme Bitters are not only unpalatable, !
but who find It Impossible to take "them without ,
positive -discomfort. For such
Dit. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC ,
has been specially prepared. It is intended for
Use where a slight aleholie i-l'.anLuit is require I
ill connection with the well-known Tonic pro- ;
pcrtics of the pure German Hitters. This Tonic j
contains all the Ingredients of the Hitlers, but so
llavoied u- lo remove t!:a ex!i":ue bitternc-. '
This preparation Is not only palatable, nut com- '
bines, ia modified form, all the viituestf the.
German Bitters. The niiid extract -1 of so. ie of
Nature's choicest restoratives are held in solu-j
th hi by a spirituous agent of the purest quality. ;
In cases of languor or excessive tlebili y, w lc re '
the system appears to have become exhausted of !
Its energies, HOOFLAND'S ToSIC acts with i
almost marvelous effect. It not on'y stimulates ;
the flagging anil wasting energies, but iiiviwr-:
utes uud permanent ly strt ngtheun its actions up- ;
011 the Liver ami Stomach lhoroiii;li, perhaps It" - 1
prompt I Inn, ihc Hitlers, when tin- Mime quanti
ty Is taken Is none lb. l--- i.ln. l ull .esiiou, ;
liiUioiisiiess. Physical or "ervous Prostration,
yield readily lo its potent inllueuee. It gives the
Invalid a new 1111 J stronger hold upon llie, re- ;
moves depression of spirits, mid inspires t l.n r-
fulness. It supplants the pal 1 of tli-ea-e with !
tlie ease and eoniliirl ol pel lie! I,...'lh. It gives .
strength to weakness, throus i' -pi.nilei!. y to'
the winds, and stints the n -:,.r, 1 in . ii I upon!
a new and gladsome e.u.er. Ii I Dr. lb I: I'
beiielaetinns lo tlie Im'iiati race are m t 1 online-!
to bis celebrated Gi.RMAN UU ! !''!, or hi
invaluable q'oMr. He has prepare I another'
in.-, Heine, which Is rapidly winning Its way to.
popular favor because of its in!rii:-ie 11:1;;; ,. !
This is
HOOFLAND'S PO DO I 'I I Y I.LIN PILLS,
a perfect substitute for luercuiy, without any
of nieicury'h evil qualities. !
These wonderful Fills, which, are lnten.li ;1 to
act upon the Liver, are inaliilv co.npose.l of i'o- I
dopbvlllu, or the Vi'i'AL PR1NC 1 I LK '!' TUK .
MANDRAKE ROOT.
Now we ilesli-o thu reader to dl-tlnctly under-'
stand that tills extract of the Man.li: '.e iiii.nv j
times more powerful llian the Maiu'.r ike i'.seil.
It Is the luedieiiial virt u.- i.l' Ihl- h, all 'i-civing '
plant in a perfectly pnie an I hi.. hl ei.h'-.e.l rate I 1
lorill. Heliee it is' th It I'.l.inf Uii- l'o.l,:pll .liu ;
Pills constit ute a full dot., vt I '..e inywheie six 1
to eight or a bun If:. I ol oth, r pr. ar.iliiM.s of
tint Mandrake are ivquir.'-l. 'llie I'udopl, villa ,
ACTS DIRECTLY ON" 'HIE LIVER. s.t iuiiil.il- .
Ing Its functions and f '."-lug ll to nial.ii its hii- '
I. iry secretions in n gu ar an I proper itiaiiilli' s. 1
The Injurious re.iilt.i 1,1. h lnv.11 lal. y li.lloiv I he
u-e ol mercury Is eulii' ly moi led by Ih ir use. ;
But ll is ant upon llie I. her n.nv Ihal lli. ir pn.i- 1
lis lie exerted. Th l-v 1 1 a. I n! Mill. Il'.ll.e n,n-'
I. tided iu I lielil 1 , kill fully combine. I ii h four'
other ev.lr.tet-, ,me ul liii !i .1 ti up'.ii lli
loach, one upo,i ihe uj p.. r boa e's, one upon i!,e ,
lower lioueln, ti I 1. ,e pniinl nny giliiig
I li et , thus pli' I lu-lli',' 11 pil l that ll.ltllc lice the
entile digestive and ulii... 1 t .11 y sy.-liai, in ttu
equal and I1.1l uo.n.d. e . 1. .::..: r, in,, I !.-. m il, 111 '
elitilely tree liolilliau a, lulling ,. piping 1
p..lli 1 ..In. .lull 10 all 1 I !u r onrghiics. j
No h.iU-i le.l.l slio.l! 1 l.e n It ...III III. III. Tiny
nrc iK i leeily .ife, I. qiiiie let I v. 11 h r aii in. li
lt uy doc, ate prompt an I ePI. Ii nt hi in lion, ami
ttlicll Ue.l III iolllii ll. 11 tt.th Dr. Ii.u thllld'
lierlllilll lllltels, or '1 .... ie. In 1 y he H'.;. II, led 11
11 tl.iili aeile In nil ea-, of Liter Col up!, lint ,
I i-iiit, or uny ol llie li.i.l '. r. to tth .'h llie
ai-li in ia oldlnalll, nil.ji.l. The Pi.ihq by liln
I'll I lit I Usin Ihu atom 1 it an I Ii. i.t els, 1 .. 1 i lug
oil illlprtq I'l' utialrtli I i-'lia, Ulliiulhe B't.'ia Hi
'i onle pin II y Hut b.,., I, l,i a j I lu 11 and i.. . ,,,1 -ule
III liunie, jlu Ii on' ..I., I 11 1 'p. I In to the .lo
in. leb, uud llitla bu.lil up 1. 11 iiil.eid 4llv4 .
Dr llu.1ll.1l1J, bu.lii pi, m l . I lult iii-il lilne
llie lor lllai'4ae, ll I fciiietlll.c Loltd i -t .' Ill .1 1 11 -ly
lor ex Ul ual upplle.tlli.il, ill I hit 4 .,li I, 1 1 ll pic
p.ir.iliuli klloM It it 1 1. Mill i lul til, t u lid,
I l.ia Oil la ii ,,. i I, n t iiKity I n j i a. iii.l
ill lii a ul ull kilul.
l.l.l Uliu.lialil, St ill i't,le, 'I j .1 h... he, II..I
bhillla, bplullia, ball.,, V, l. lal li..,k Ultd
l.lillla, l.lli ( l.llua, V . . , , ll y.i 11 u ll.it-
li'lll ll U lilUll.ill. I I. H t.un,i I u ll Ull I 111 I
nl I.) II I ual ail. I,l,, , al, I Uu ) ulo linn .i..na
i li i y tl.tV.
I ... ii lul. i nil Uy , l I. a i me r r lb ul Inn ii.-,
klillll t llai I.e., r ll U lb .1 la i be , I u.a , 1 . . I .
leiy, I lull, i.t tloiliu., I i.iu.p., I'ui.ia Hi I l.o ftu-
Ul-li ll, I i'l. la, Aaltil,.t, J. ,'.
I I.U lliee. I li la i ,,li,... I t l.l i . if 4..,',.ui:
gum li wiiii.,1 una. U pnui.pai l.i,i.:
ill. lit la ail oily .u' I , p,. i n I iu II, .... 1 1.
Illliult.f , lie,., litill'-l ua 4 ll.l,.)l( i.f
j 4lll l UUljf IUH '11 .1, lli iii.au l. I, lie I... 11
ben. hlli I l.y 111 ', il 4 II al I , ll.... .,i
uii' ilti S1. 41 Itlll II. 1. 1 ley 1. ui.um 1 1.1.1 11
it. luialliM.ililii 4 1
I l. aa I.U. 1 4U a ,1 I
bulil y , u l.ii u 1 1 1 .. . 1 .
....I I
I
Ml 11. Ill, U.-.U M
o
latitat, 'Lll4 I' i ....
I ill', tl I W
l.ouil.) I tl JuliO'itl
'I t. ii. .ile- ll . ' .
l". I.- I- .a l
Jvll -I, l'' I a ,,
I'.' i
A1U)Wa1;E FOR ALL
II
AT TDK
HARDWARE STORE
OF
J. EE. COW WELLY & CO.
market Kti'oct, Sttnlmry, ln.
It Is nsclcfs lo cnninernte every kind of article
In his Store, but nmoug the leading items may
bo set down the following t
Iron, Steel, Lend,
Scales, Pleelyards, Grindstones,
Nails of all kinds and sizes,
Vices, Saws, l'ltines,
S eves, Chains, Axes,
Brass and Iron Kettles,
Shovels, Hoes, Forks,
Spades, Rakes, Hatchets,
Carpenter nnd Blacksmith Boring Machii.es,
Cellar Grates, Drawltrr Knives,
Stone Sledges, lMa'tercrit' Trowel',
Masons' Hammers end Trowels,
Hand Dinner Hells, and large cast Iron Bell", for
School 1 louses and Farmers' Dinner
H . I Is,
f'arpntilcrs' Bench Screws,
Potato Foiks for digging potatoes,
Looking Glasses. q'wit'e, ' Ropni,
Knives and Forks, Spoons. Tacks,
Mule nnd Horse Phots nnd Kails,
Hammers, Augurs, Chl-nd",
Lanterns, Oil Cloths, Brooms,
Locks of nil descriptions, Coll'ee Mills,
Bits and Brace"..
Carriage Bolts of all kinds. Paint nud Wall
Blushes, BueUets,
tsil t. V;ir.L.Iit'i'. .fnjjniiN,
I.ve. ('.oil 1 Ash, Wasbbig Soda,
IMISTM J I' KIXnH ia Oil or Dry,
rai'll-t 'olors of al! kbid-i,
CKDAl'i-WAUi: .
and other Wooden-Ware of all. kinds and very
cheap, Hay-Fork 1'iilltvs,
Pick.', Mill Pick s, Levels, Level Gkissca.
Files, Hinges. Coal ( I'd,
Jlci.U', Ctwiil.s. f-erews,
Sad !!"ry and Shoe Findings.
B.:a".v Trimmi'ig-, Ev!.'.i"r Gi.iss Cittt-rs.
Pocket Knives, Scis.-en, Mietits,
i;m, (.v,:i ti
s'o'.i'clpr.
and a great variety of other arlleles. Any lli'n;:
I wanted and nr.t on lein.l, wi.i bo orderea ,.l once,
j Muibury, Aug. Ill,
IlllIKLe s BfiOE
i l Ccr. SIXTH MAEEIf ETS.
have the mc-st Com
plcto cincT H?.nil3osnc3t
SrT " " r' ;-' 1, v We 5 "
MWv fcj 'w .'rii.'V'VW ?.w.V:j
r- V V'., I H y'jj iJ 9 '..J
il V r A ; ' V Tf'-v j 1 rs f . Y 1 f r. s
i-4 l. U.i, V Ivv. 3
mi n I 1
V V W-J , .'..'.'.."..'.v.A,.WUl'.iW.i
V TP 1 'Vi "-r1 ' V " - ' 1 "
The tiylos aro ilia Very
Vft r.!"
PIT.
AiiO tinU'liV il
ttc Pr-I
r..""V s,-.vi n" --i j ",.. i "i'l
La- O . L J. I. j-( w i'.u u Uj
ri. --Ti r''", i"i"
I..VI.-'.' Vil ' '.A'.l.ki
:j?-s are c;r;:i.:il
vitvd to visit Qk iivl
fae Vtiricv.i ID:,:. ;.: j 'hi
Otzalitlcs. h:.rr; lr5 Zfy-r-x
r". . " ' Ail t n
i tV.fi', ,i.i,..j.'.,i w '...,, ttkv
r.,riM
CI. !.'
I ' I .
'O
Cr-' r"
rT.tt". v. ..-
S'"r
O"
Cl s 1 m p 1 , t
rr 1 1 1 '. J. . . . if
il. - l tw I... L'J W.i..ia
irO C0lV.'-.V
szr San. ilc:, vAih Easy
mcni
any address on replica
tion. ,li!i A, ' 1 ' i ' til IJ
smull U 4- .ll IIG I
H A l.l.
'Vtt'flt" l st-U Utt4.l
Vi i..,v..i iv . ..i...;..
. PHILADELPHIA.
t i:i; Mim' tp ICON
lul V'H .
;t:. i:ini;i!.t ji a mv,
.uai!ti ( I't nn'u,
INroliM ii.. pui. ... i ii ii. a.. .i - j -.. i . .t t .
.I.i .ill kni i. i I I I.i I i St..-, I,. .1 ii, .l a. ,1 1
II I ll ill. I
1 i.li t I . ,. .., ,1 ll,. a
I.. U.. ., I' i. ..il!. :.. : V .. I
I t I in. i .. . I -. II id I ie
li 1 .1 V 4
,, 1, l.i I h.
I 1,1 si: 'I ii
, II
I l.l
, III!
'I -I bla
I'l
Hf'V Wl '. it I . l.l I'VWMMi,
C...I In.,) ( aii.i II...I., p, a ...p. .t in, i,
l.. , .
I.rtlti Ij uU mil Mutt',
IP.'l-a I t.l.l 11 . I,. , .
l . l-
ll.,. 1. 1 !, .:.. .
Illi l.-.t I li. ill,,,., ,1 ,
0,,mViiv.,!.V. V..'.,.i...V""wl,i
VJC.lANJiAK.S, '
I nil I l I I. I l.l. I.l ., I , . . , , ,
1 " ''" '.,:,,, . ...
' '
WA
riHK undersigned havltign Inrfr tract oflend
1. (over l.'oO lit res) I ban ran be iropcrlv cuiti
vatetl In ono faraii' largely devoted to trucking,
oilers for sale about ono UK) neres, embracing I he
whole of the old Perslni; farm, together with ft
pin t of the (liiblin farm.
Tlio natural advantages of tho part altered (or
sale, ore lu ml respects equal for e;ardeiilntc pi r
poscs, to tlioso of the part reserved. My own gar
tb tilnir for the pnsl two scasoiis bus Iktii ehiel y
done upon It.
There nre ninny irood farmers In this county
barelv niuklntr n livinir at ordinary eiuIii fiirniiii'.,
who 'inlght jtreatly iiilviineit their Interests by
Klvlii)! boiiic ntletitfon to trucking upon a farm so
well adapted to tho business us the one now olfur
cd, nud so convenient to one of tlio very best, mar
kets In the state. Terms reasonable. For par
ticulars Inquire of, or address
WILLIAM L. NF.fP.1T,
July 3-1 f. Paxiuos, N'orth'd Co., P..
IS 11 r i 1'iirp far TellPi".
riliiF. Subscriber, re.-Ident ofScven Points, Au--J..
giinta township, Nnrthuiii'jji'aml County,
l'n., has a sura cure for Tetter, which he oilers
to tho-.c nllllclc.1 v.'ilh tills iiniKo ing di-caec. lie
ua 1 trou'i'i'd w ith It lor eight jcurs, and nothing
wt-iild cure it until b" obfaiiied litis leiue ly. il
lias been tried In a number of ceses, to bis know
lc Ige, (our r.i'e of !:. yearsttai'ding) wltli entire
suci'isn. I.' 1 on reeciit of fl t", lie will send a
box oft he medicine, nnd directions to u-c it, orO
boxes for Co, free of postage.
WILLIAM RAr.rrt,
Ai'gu-ta i'. O., Nurlli'd Co., Pa.
Aug:: t 15, MTl-Ttii.
jTlIU I.CIir..!!'..-T3 THAT
:CO.SrtJSI2 ilO .'AUAI.I.S are
puMil-ed en every paehnge, li'cre
f)ieilisi7a .'ivni p tp.ialion,
: consetjutiit ly
iniYSiciAss i'Si:.:fr.ir.r, it
1
(lis a cerl'n euro (or f'ernfula,
iivpliilis in nil ilit fanes, llheiiiii.i
li 111, bkin I. 'is :a-c.i, Liver Cum
al.iiat and i.ll tlhrnii of t'.:o
lllutd.
will do inoio riio.1 tl.aa ten bot'les
! t!:o t:yrijjis of JSarsijiariila.
TliS USSERSiaNCO rHYolCIAllO
lie.ve tt'c-l nn-:-tin lei ia tlicir praelieo
tit r thu p. 1st three years nnd f.tily
entiorsT it r. ia rellalio Altorntivo
aiul L!ou.I I iiiilicr.
112 I
'nil. T. r. VV.V. i t n.i'i'.lrace.
I"!'. T. .1. bovs. I.V,
!l'i. It. VV. t.'.-MIH. "
l;it. 1-. 11. iianm.I.I.V, '
IKi. J. E. Si'AiUCS, uf Nichelasvl'.le,
I K v.
jDa.l. L. yeCAUTHA. ( obimbla,
li-it. A. Ii. NO'lLKSt, Vldeecamh, N. ('.
It-sti--. a T.T T.1 Tin 7S-T 1 it-
iin:. .1.) Ae. e .,....'.'. .. .u j. x
,.!. Ii. 1 ;....SL:i Fait I.i.ii,
, v"iTl'. .?('.( --'in. yUh.
1 A. V. . 1 ;.! LI.... I.M.i.i, Uiiin.
n 1 ii. i m 1 , i.iii,i.fi..'..
!i
f, '. i ,lTi.Vi..'i ,v 1' '-, f"ttV;i5t i'.lf, Y,i.
" - 9 Yc.S: . :. c''-!'Al.M, :M;:r:irrT.
j 1m. 10, i'fjin.
f- Tt3 I Our f.jvu'o v.-j'. iH,t Ailrnv ol r.iiy ox.
M j iiiu i'"t l:n.-,i ;.ih.;. 'i'oiif M01lic.il
M I I'l l . !( :i('Ti wo L'l 1 im ii tf1'4 n 1 .Jii.l ) -
f ac... i m.; t ri(-r t' any Uiry j.avc cvrp
jll -Jil la i:n i, i.i J.uiil ,! uioOj.-stU
BVm 1 ; pnd to t Ji.- aiit ic to. wo Siiv trv
jli.i...!';:. and ycu be u-iturcU
lo health
K'jSMi.tlis is o!tt y all Pni"if.ts.
prico 311.50 ci butlli.!. Aililnri
2. CLEMrKTS is CO.
Sfflivfacturivj Cficmuis,
n a i.i i mob:-:, Mo
Haeu-:-i'; EJ-ilIroiitl.
iil'M V. F. it A ! 1 P. A N ( 1 1', M F, N T.
;o;1'7,,', :,!.,,, ua,, i.-:71.
; ilKAV TKUNK LINK IV:::a the Ne.rl'i r.n.l
i H. N.,r:!i-We..t l".,r l'!i!l;iih-Iph'.a. N. V., !: a 1-
in r. li '.:-C. lie. Taiiiaipia, A hl:iml, trlin ii. K ' i.
!' .i::o:i. AlUntowii, K:-.s!t.-i, K-iin-.ta, Lit:..
I. '.ne.. . ti r. C. lenil l i.
'I a ave 1 lar: ;..1,:.; g j, , -x i'o:':, as !',!-
hv : -' ' -!'. :'.!.. ii. i.i. nsid :.'.!Mi p. iu., con-ne.-iieg
vMi siinihir iiai ... o i iae IVuiisjIv.inia
i;e'i.r..it'l, and :i ; ri ting at .Ne'.v York at itl.ti.'i a.
. 11... ll..''. in:. !'.:),. 1,1. I'e..;... ly. leepiiu;
C. I's la.'il' ,,-lie,' tl... :.-;:) it. ., Il.iin V.illiolll
. ell I :ig...
K'Imuoi.j:: I.-.-.v N.w at fi.JJ it. n:.,
I '- oon a:, f'.l. i p. iu., ralao'elj hia ai T.:.,i,
, fi.lni a. ia. i.a.I It. ; i p. i i. 5 : N . :.; s .,11 aeei.:,,-p-iry
tii ,'t.t'j p. n:. 1 r 11 1 i '.'.. 1, ma :,;,.
01. t i'ii i.i".
I.e.. i 1! "irl-'eag r.tr ."..'.id'-:'-. I'.et ."le. ....
n. nfin. l'.ii"ei A.-ii.a-id, Mi raail.in,
AH :.t ! ii'.d I'hiluilc'phU al s. I j a. in.,
. '-'" en I !'.'"' p. ie., )"M I'i'ig at Leh 110:1 and
1 -i..u-.p:.l way m'.: , , ,j ii.. :.i'.", t,. in., ii-uju
"...:.. . ft a i'leia.leli.aa., 1'. ;- vil:.- and (',.-I'--
' -a ' ' : : ' : ' ". S ;; :'! ll-iV- 'I
an 1 t:'.e....vl : ..'i ,1 ,ki:l ..;-.pc',.m:!.i
ii. -'!.-.. ! I. .mo 11 ii.-: :.'. ;;.(! o. 1.
I -t I ,;: . ' 1 1. M-.oaii ir - li.,ve ;...., .
' -. " A-1 !:" ' !- ft i v 1. :1. ..I
l-'-"t : 1 1., !! leap. ,0. !1 tiaiii'a.:', leave
-t"-v .it:., i.l ) 1 .1. 1.1. . Pi :;. no, 11 a do.ui
! p. 1 . an I A'!t ivii i.l T.'.'J a. : ,. J:.- . 00:1,
1 , i :' an 1 b.l.". p, 1.1.
." IV.sM'ii-. r 'fiai'i !,v'. is Phila l. lpl ia at
I II. ll... ri.llaci ti.a. . h ll : ilnp I f ; ,' . 1 n ,ai I'a.-t
' r .lal. oa,!. i" -. e.ri.u g ii,..n ial..g at i",.:.J
p. i.i. . ,ii pi ie.g at ; itatiout.
I. ite l.e,l-i..e nl .li.i.'i a. in. and C.l'.J p.
: :. li'-i'Uii.'i. ..; lo.' la. in.. .k l.a'a. , at .".;o.,i, i
II. la :. in.; ia! nl T.i i a. ii., and l'..-!;t
'i i.ni; .Mali. in. a liy at i..'.l a. in. an,', j,,
'I eiaa,;.. i ..I '....". a. in. a:. 1 I j p. i,,. f,
i':.,:: .! ..t. .e V r.'.,i.e . :;n. , i:,.i'i inn e.
: '' !' i e v,.t : . .. .;. ai.1 1 ; a
' a ' id i.l 'i.l't a. l. . . . 11. i : ; h..i .-, an.!
i 1 t"i a. la.. ! r i " , I i : i , , a ( 'i' , a .'.
tl". :.! I a. i ... pa. .... !: . :, . :.l t.: i) a. in.
: f. ....... . '. P . . '. .;'.:..: I , .' . i vi iiuiii .
, i, -
I i. ,
"'' : '. '' "io p. I--. ; :. ; i: . :
i i .la. !'.'.' . . l" r i,' I." ! villa al '.i. in p.m.
-' '!. im!"'i i . ,; i I ; - I'.i
-. it .: t i., ii i nn, in ! : 1. 1 . i -i, , i . t,;,,
,i i
1 1
i'e l. al Tl
in : ".!.". p. i ,
: at
I- I'.'. i 1 I
!' M.
: i.s.i
: i.al. ;...,:..i
1 1 .a ,.,
I :.:..) .,
i !. ... p. l.l. I ..,
.' i i'--' !' ,:l 11 .'
i . . l; inii.a i h i
l.l".. i.. I f.. ;'i j .
..i. p,i-i . .. ,
ii lu: ia.. .i ie
1 ..t l. HI i
' .I. l .i.i ii.l nl T. 0 a
i : "i i in , it 1. a
I ll.-'i a. I
.lae.i . a.
Had ...'J I p.
l.t I. .... .
I....:., -t i.
i i i.i. ur V;.::. v i: ". ' ". :. e,.- j.n
i I " ' a. 1.1-, ".' i'l . I 1 p. ',,. i .a
t l.aie i .. .. in I.:-1 ...i i.l I..-I l ,. ia,, 'l', .,,.,,a
! ;''-' I1' I'l-a-.li.il t.-,'. V- . If.,..,
1 I.., . , . ... , i i ... .
i I. al V
!'..:;.. : , 1. I , I '...al a. la. a . 1 .
I - I I a- I .. I. e.. I ,.na.:.: . ' t i I
,1 . .
, 1'i.llal 1 . I ' .l , lie ll ,, , , -1.,., , '.'. t
I I., ..Ii I ,'.l o 1 . l.l.; I . .. M . I.I..V. II ill I '.' , ..
' ' P' l ' I I' I. -ill' il 1. I.i .1. lo. . : ! ....
' p in. Ifi lb. I . bin. i . , ,.t I..." .,, hi. t,,i .
. I . ii., 1 1 '. ;o. i. in. i i i.i i.i.'wi. u.i.i i.i y .
I I". UU I I I I p. I.I. I' . I'll. .1 ' ".l.
I l.l I ,! i , , . . , . ..,,;.'.' ,
I' v. Ill .. II I ,. ,.i ... Ll .,',,1 I. .an ... i ' , ,li,i . it ,
I.
I
1'.
.1 I .
I
J. I . ...
. I A I
I I I.
M i, ,
I
I I Hi I
tell
U i IOII Si; I K i.
..I I l , a, p. ... ,, '.,,.1
...II .
! II. I,',....,, . Ill', V,. a. i...
M li. i i
I. ,111, I'I.I.
I i- , , . i,V
f . i .
I I.
I l i-, . .1
f .i.i. , I
I I i li.,. ... i
I I I. I I I I, I
I ...... 1...4 11. I ' 1,1
I I... I 1 ., , e
I ... I .
I 1- . . I .1,-1 I . . .
3 ' I
I i. . I. .1 I
. il.-li.t. I...I. ol Hi.
1 , ,,, ..
.'.'.'i
l l
I -
I. .
, .. , ... I . , . , I 1 I
. u
Ji . I .
Tl
ii(i(or (icnrral,
Ditvid f-'liiiiloti.
Survpyor (IcnoiT.I,
JJohcpt 15. r.oatli.
(oust It utional Convention,
Tor ii Convention.
Judiciary.
.! 'resilient, JnoVp,
William .U Ko-.-kHcllor.
Ai-socifiio ) ii'lge,
Cecr-'e 0. Welkep.
bounty.
Assemlily,
JH'iin'bt .r.rnrhf,
John IJ. 4ev):ikep.
Disl riet Attorney,
John Kiiy Clement.
Treasurer,
-Albert. Ciidwiillp.iler.
Comminsioner,
Amos Vast i ne.
Aiulitor,
Jacob .'.. Vollnier.
f-.'j i
OittlL,
Ar.tli'or (ie:iera!,
David .lanton.
I'urveyor (e: eral,
JiiiliePt IJ. keath.
t i!ie(itr.;ii.!!.i! Conveiiliuii,
F';r a Convent ion.
rj-e.tliVxliala a
Cri'-'tleut .Ti'.ilirt,
V"iH::!i:i.M. INvkefvIli-r.
-H.-'.npiato J inline,
Ceoru'e C. Welker.
.'tf.'i ".,i.ll ,
Dennis' lJi-io-ht,
J'thll IJ. Xewbake!'.
ief rii-'. Alionioy,
boii' Iv'cy Clement.
T: . ii.-iii'er,
Ai' ci-: C...lw:c!.!t!i r
( 'i:ir.:.i;-.-i
A hp'.- Yii.sfiiie.
An li!. i",
uii M. Fullmer.
c- I ti r. t
iiiel.i'l
T M".'1 .!.l:l!i-l.
1 Val ' lHi'iM ;
::;.-: .: :. :..).
'i.aili;::. ! i!!c (JiMi'iiinpi:
'(I 'l i Ml' C i"!'.'.!!!:.'!!.
: . ; ,i : i Z i t !.
:. ..:.: ' M .
'.! ,.i.:i, i Vi. I':.'.'. 'ii;. i.
t '.I:. ;' ii::
v.' .' . Ii ! b
i.l. . )
.' . i , ' .
.'..it
. .;. i
.1 i