Sunbury American. (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, February 03, 1872, Image 3

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SUNnURY, FEBRUARY 8, 1872.
i-HaiiPOd TlmeTBblM.
N. C. R. W. E8T. P. E. B- R. Wkrt.
Buffalo Ex I've 12:90 a m, Erlo Mall, Pv 1:00 a m
Erlo " " 0:20 ' Aecom. ." 0:15 "
Klm1rnMi11 " 11:05 " Nlngara Ex " 13:40 p m
Niagara Ex." 4:40 r m ElmirnMall " 4:85"'
.. "" ' (Erlo Ex. " 0:50 '
t. lUMOKIff BIVWIOX H. 0. n. W.
LKAVB - ARKIVn
Sunbury at : 11:50 a ra At Bunbury 9:55 n m
" 4:40 p m ." . 4:00 p m
. ' ' -O.JI. A W. II. K.
Leave Bnnbury 0:20 n. in. Arrlvc nt 3.35 p. m
BUNBURY A LFAVISTOWN R. Kr
LE.IVB I ' AWHIVB
Sunbury nt 0:30 n. m. At Puiibury 8:35 a. m.
' "11:I0ii. m. " " 10:45 a. m.
Accident Infmrnnce Tickets can bo bud of J.
Phlpmnn, Ticket Agent nltlio Depot.
focal ffairs.
Simvino Machines.--Miss Cnrollno Dnllusis tlio
iiictit for the snlo of tho best Sewing Machines
In existence, vis i "Tho Improved Bhigcr,"
"Grovcr A Baker," "Howe," ond "Doincetic,'
which nro constantly on hand nnd soli at rea
sonable price. She Is nlso ngent for the cele
brated Frautx and Pope Knitting Machine. Cull
and sec them. OlH:c on Market street, cast of
the railroad.
Tub books of N. Ferreo Llghlncr havo been
left with A. X. Brice, Justice of the Pcace.for col
lection. Parties Indebted, will please call nnd
make settlement, and savo costs. J20-St
Fine Bradford County Buckwheat Flour, Prime
Sugar Cured Hams, Dried Beef, just received and
for sale nt J. G. Trimble's Grocery, In Bright'
building.
Sr. Vai.i;ntiSc day comus on tho 14th lnet.
AVk refer our readers to the advertisement, In
mother column, for the sale of valuable timber
land In Snyder county.
Tin: first annual Hop nt the City Hotel, lately
erected by K. T. Prumhcller, took place on
Thursday evening last. A number of Invited
guests were pic-cni, from our neighboring towns. ,
A general good feeling and enjoyment prevailed I
during tint entire evening.
Tho Insurance of the i
PfNCTWAI. I'AVMKNr.
l.vcoming Company on tho stablo of Martin
Walls, in Cakctovrn, which was consumed by
lire o:i the 10th of December last, was paid
this week by Messrs. Dorr & Sblpmau, agents,
nt this place.
Tut! 'mill propeity of Messrs. C. F. Haas A
Brother, adverti-cj in this paper a few weeks
ago, has been sold to Joseph .crllng, for the
sum nr eii.utvj.
.
A TM'NT1'N was m ido to the Rev. G. J. Bur
ton, pastor of the hpi.-copal church, nt (his place,
on Tuesduv evening of l.,st week, by the mem- ;
her, of Ulcongr nation. '
. , !
A I the lac. tinu' of lie Directors of the Sunbury '
Mutual Saving Fund and Building Association, i
held on Monday evening last, I'.in'l Wilvcrt was !
u-elcctcd Prcilder.t of the Association for the
ensuing year.
Wklcomi: VisiTnit. l-at week Brother Bruce
of the Wyoming Jutifnul, lit I'iitston, and Brother
r.s.i.i: v of the Danville Amei-iiiu, paid n visit to
our sanct im, on their way to attend the Edi
torial Convention at llari'liiirg. They are both
tool jovial fellow- puhii-!i able, reliable l!e
puh'iean j:ini:ils, wi'liling :i largo Influence,
uud show evidences of prosprty.
Oi'i: County Treasurer, Mr. A. Cudwulluder,
will be at his oiliee to attend to bu-iness on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fiidays of each week,
mi l dining the lio'.diug of Courts, will remain j
l!ic:e all the time. j
Wk stated In our la-t i-sue that the Pennsylva- j
iila Centra' II. II. Coin 'any had leased the D. H j
..x. W. II. I!. t in v then we have inquired of one J
of the oilieers of the latter load, who says that !
it is incorrect, but that negotiations arc pending I
which no doubt ultimately will place the road
un.l -r the control of the Pennsylvania Kai'.road j
Company. I
Os lut Fri lay evening an excursion train over 1
the D. II. .t.W. K. U., brought some twenty i
couple of the prominent cit'xeus of Danville, ac
companied by Prof. Ptoc" String Baud, to tlio'
Centra! Uotul, at tu.s, aec, n here a siiniptiiou
B'-ippor wa i in waiting. .Olir partahiug ol the
good things provided by mine host nml hostess,
tho party joined in "tripping tho liiiiit fantastic
too" until thu '-M'- e snia hoars of tho uiorn,"
when they return. -J lioni 'iv.ir Is.
Tur. proprietor of the Clement House, at this
place, are establishing a splendid reputation for
liicuise'.vej, by their good neeoiniiiodatious and
courtesy to their guests. Messrs. Tuft ik Do
luncy are experienced landlords, who appear to
kno.v tho wants of the people Tho Clement
House is kcjil open day and night for the nc
comodat'.on of traveler who arrive and depart
by the different trains. This house Is kept up lu
good stylo. Everything looks, neat and clean,
and everybody 6 treated lu tho most polite nnd
courteous manner.
Oi tt neighbors of SclinsgroVo appear to delight
In the cancelling business. Week before lust the
eiitor of the Timet caruc uear having his ciauiuin
cancelled, and lust week Col. Simpson, we notice
was cancelled in a Director of the-Snyder County
Bank, nt that place. This all originates from
building the S.iuhury mnl Lert istown rullroiul
through that town.
AtiKESTEI). W. P. Heaver mid John Bailey, of
Snyder County, were brought before U. 8. Com
missioner L. T. Rohrbnch, on '1 ucsday lat by
Detective Gossier for selling li.juor without go
vcrouiettt license, and wore bound over in the
sum of J500 each for their nppearauce .at the U.
8. Court.
We learn that aix excursion party, numbering
sonio seventy persoua from this pluce, intend
visiting our neighbor of Ltwlsiowi, u Tbur-
, .
day, the 8th iust. .The party will stun at thi
. i -
place. In the luorning In on cxcit'.slou truln over
tho Sunbury & Lewistown Bailroud, aud return
tho next day. Tlio fare hn U-on reduced to half
rate lo till who deiro to Join the excursionists.
The party will be tho largem ever left till place
at ouu time and it composed of umrly ul tho
principal business men of tho town, aud will be
accompanied by the Sunbury Orchestra, A
general good tlmo may bo expected. i
List of Letters reinululug II the Sunbury Post
Oflloc, January Si, llTJi ,
Jolia Brelaud, John L. Burrow, John A.
Bonghor, Em., Miss Sarah Bonn, M. 1. Bostlur., i
Messrs. Lov, lliekford ti: Co., Mrs. Lizzie Clark,
Mr. C. VV. Met arty, ('.. W. MfsCurty, Mis
Einina McClay, John Clark, James Flnuegitn, C.
P. Furncr, John Oiiling. r, J. (E'llotecn, Isaac
Hummer, Mrs. Susan Holt, Win. C. Hickman,
Kobcrt llereord, Z. B. Kdl.ir, Jatne E. Knew,
(i2). N. S. Loiigiicekcr, M. D. Leheher, Sumuul
Lcwen, lit-orge Moore, ('J), Isaac Miller, Mis
M. Mlnler, itciiinln On, James Pleasants,
Mr. M;ir:iith'Ra, J. A. Ke. d, Charle Kw-ke-fuller,
Mi Maiy Simpson, (id),' A. Bj-nnholti,
Mr. Anna Snyder, Daniel II. Sehlcirnl, Jacob L.
. bhull. Win. L.' Scliiinor, MUs Annit Snyder,
: J.uuibert hnydor, 1. P. tiiy.lirr, Sanniel Bnyder,
Chariot Suyktr, ilit liuniuih tsehun-leer, Ira T.
Snyder, (. buries 1. White, Will W. Wallace, Jo.
"A'allnee, (ico. W. V'olgor, hleplu-u WlUoq, (3),
Jcd-i; tVi-rt
1 ir-'.,,'J v-l t-'JU'H. P. M.
i
'Obkbrtkh,'' the correspondent of the Milton
ton, give the following good bit on the present
system of Provisional Certificate to tenchcrs of
our Common school t ,
This Rystrtn of Provisional Certificates, a
now existing, is perhaps bad enough ; but who
Is to blame! I the county Superintendent, or
the teacher t It Is neither. The Superintendent
mnst grant Certificates to those who) apply, and
of the number who come for examination there
are not enough to fill tho rooms In tho district.
If the applicant I a youuir man who I strug
gling np to something blither, who carl blnmc
hlt for filling Op the hitcrirg, ns a teacher, be
tween the period of his dreurea nfterhlgh purpo
ses mid their realisation 1 Or who can blame a
moderately Intolllgcut young woman, aspiring
after moro knowledge or perhaps for a compan
ion, for seeking and accepting a position ns'
tcuchcr, nlthough thore miirht be other far more
competent I I would tlurt "Jie question. Would
not very many of these young men and women
both make teaching a life profession If they were
better ftnidl )Hi uot many teacher make the
matter of teaching n sort of jack In the pinch,
until the same talents and the sauio energies will
meet with better compensation in other Holds f
Who then Is to blame 1 Is it not ccitnli Jy the
people first and then tho School Directors f In
the llrst place too much IndUI'dcnco Is displayed
In the matter of education by parents and voters.
Too many parents allow their children to do
pretty much as they please, and ns voters they
with 'others allow some of the greatest blockheads
In the community to bo elected as School Direc
tors. And thus a set of Incompetent men, some
of whom do not know bow many primary rules
there are In arithmetic or how many parts of
speech In Grammar, arc put into office to regu
bitc the machinery of the Common School Sys
tem. I h.ivo known Directors who could not
read nor write, and sonio who never visited the ,
schools, and others who could not attend to tho
detail or the ejenool District and Its wnurs lor a
press of their own personal business. This is
criiiiinul. It Is a winking at lor.s of lime, loss of I
money, and works discredit to the ommon
School System. A thing so noble as education
ought to havo enlisted In Its inatiniA'nicnt the
bet bruins of tho community end if necessary
to the end it ought to be pnid. Unless tho peo
ple arouse from their apathy, and take more In
terest in the progress of (because of education j
unless the voters seo to it that tlio very hc-t men
are elected ns Director i ami unless tlieso Di
rectors are instant In season and out season In I
looking niter the waul! of the schools, this state )
of tilings will continue, and poor touchers will ,
still bu employed nt small s aiaiies, tvhilo the
people and the Directors will bo to blame.
Ahveutisinu Fiiii.u: Sai.i:s. In some of the,
neighboring counties. In looking over the leading
newspapers of thoe localities, wo find them till
ing nn entire page with sales of personal proper
ty, or farm stock, to bo eotd tho coming spring.
In Northumberland county this kind of enter-
pi'Lc Is not practiced to to large an extent. The i
i advertisement in n largely circulated nowspapcr i
like (he Ami::'ucan goes homo Into every Intelll-!
gent family, where (hi husband, wife and chil-
ilrcn may want Jour horso, cow. pigs, or perhaps j
some other article that never would bo thought
of otherwise by tho husband. Yo'il will then get j
! an extra bidder to your ulcs, who may pay more
' additional for a single article than the cost of
advertising, and few such latere .tt-d customers
j may get up a spirit of bidding t!i it may increase
, your sale hundreds of dollars. These public
I sales nre u thing of rare occurrence, with the
farmer, perhaps once in a life time j it is, tliere
1 fore not so well understood ns some other part
""""" 'M"-ncncc.
In ":l h"' o must risk some; to realize
largclj you must plow and put seed hi the ground
before you can harvest. Tlio business man luut
risk bis capltal.before he reaps h!s profits. When
you maku Jiuhlio sales you must udvertise so
that the entire community will sec and become
! In ..-,t , -il In iv..ryttlmt y.m .IIV.r f..r pale. 'i'hl!,
j is the way to be successful and get good, prollta
I bio bidders.
juw ,.all in,,!;,. t., t,.n ! ciiu, it can make
Tin; method of detecting thu ndulteration ofitlirec. I ntercit on money deter.ui.ie thu profits
ground eoll'eo is stated to bo ns follows i if, on ' ol' capital or fixed wealth.
opening the package, the contents arc caked, or I , M.'"!' I ''""i' . u-" Thvri ' "?
' 8 ' . , , , ., ' need lor a Hpeci.il basis. It tho government
! show a disposition to cake, chicory L present, j r1B,i '.sue currency bearing the simple statc-
If, on adding u few drops of cold Water to a , ment of the ilenoniiuntioii, line Dollar, or what-
I grain or two of tho sust ected artielc, becomes 1 eVt r 11 ""1''"t ",,d ",i:kl! ll,is lllu l"',fl o-
,, . , ,. .. . , , , , ,. , nej ol the country. It would cuuplv a perfect
almost Immediately of n brown color, chicory is : Hrcuhiting me.liuni. We advocate the iv vnicnt
j smvly contained In it. Further, nu lou?h:ng '
with a point of a needle tho particles which have '
been welted with water and spread out on a slip !
, , .,. :
ol gaisi, it i-onie arc found winch me nun -assist- i
lug, soft and yielding, Hie rample is adulterf.ted. '
Lastlv, Hi- presence of chicory is Immediately !
... , ....,. ,-. ' ,.. ...... , ;
the ce. Is, as soon tin Icr the microscope, in the
case of codec tlio ce.lU being coherent nnd ntigit-
lar, and in lh.it
( chicory rounded mid composed
of smaller cells : the dill'eronoes arc so marked
taut once seen they cut n ver bu forgotten.
It is remarkable what a change. Is made in the
price of groetrics since, J. 0. Trimble opened his
line assort ment In Bright building, ilia stock
is fresh from tho city market.', and told at the
very lou-e-t cash prices. Every iirtielc l-.i the
Orocerv line will be found at las store.
lalitur's ThIiIp.
Tub II'-mk or Washington. For nearly a
quarter of a century past, Heiison J. Los.-imr. the
artist-author if "Fi. Jd l'ook of tho licvo:i:ti'..ii.''
"IH-tory of the United fr.it. ," "'History of the
Oval War.V ''Thu lUlson," eti.. lias been one
of 1 he llln.l ililit i'i.t tt mt s ller-i'-st n 1 l iti.H..1'S ill
I III,, rlxli II. .1,1 ..I' i,,,.ii , 1,1.1,,,,- II.,, I.,.. .L,.l
- .s... w. ....... ....... j. - n
time bo lias travelled mole than tliirty thoiisnud
miles, extending to almost every poiitlm of the
Ullblll. Ill nr. lei- lo lilellMl-e si., .elii a i.i tl it' vul-i.
' ous scenes and object a of hlsturio int-rc.-t ; lor it
J ii his good fortune to bu cpialiy happy in the
j use of pen and pencil.
1 Attractive unu iKipulfir thoti".h nil his workb
. have be n, Mr. Lo.-siug's. hite.-t volume, is ju-tly
1 coiisiitcrcil the crowning sucee.-s of Ins life. It
I title is as follows
, ,n
rill H.-Mt: OF ASII1N.ITON
or, Mount ei-ne-: and its Associations, lliston
ss, e i.i ,s ,iiM, ..
mi Pictorial." It Un huIi-
eal, Biographical an
I scrij tiou book, being
bold throii'-h agents entire-
Iv. A copy now lies upon our tabic, fro:.i that
i-nterpi'i.-'ng firm, Virtue A Y'crston, lu .V PJ.l
Dcy St., New York. j
IS moK' liiMiittii'iil book 1ms glii'M?i'.e'l our eyes
for Jilany lilonths, t li t il this shapely .iiarto, i
printed on su pel lino uud clegaiitly-liuled paper, I
uud gotten up iu the highest style of the typogra- I
phlc art. A stocl plate portruit, from tlio ce'e- :
innled painting of Uilbert Stuart, and an i-ugrav- I
iug of Mount Vernon, also un steel, einbc.lisli the
front of the book, while tho text of thu wotk is '
illustrated with uo less tliau ono hundred and'
forty-eight of Losslng'g charming pictures, a.-j
nimile of interesting "tlSS., etc. Tlio binding ii .
both elegant aud siibst.intiHl. I
"Tho Homo of Washington"' Is undoubtedly i
the most complete, satisfactory uud deliirlitful
record ever prepared of the domestic and privatu
lilo or "Uie t .it tier ot bit Country." r.vcry
American is. of course, familiar with the (ien-
i era), the StatcsniBB ami the President, but thi
i work reveals to us the Man, In all thu dignity
ud 11','ill"' "f ''U personal charact.-r. It aUo
furnishes a great aaioutit ot fresh and lutercatlng
lnftUor. ot uttaltiiible from any other source.
iiiiuii-i, iii.i, ill 1,1 11IIIIIIO 11.1111 Hill j
and is the only work extant ilcscrlb
I condition, past and i-rescut, ol Mc
rllilng runv inu
omit Vernon.
Many of tint Illustrations describe urtlcle rtf
which the origlnat4 urc now lost to the world for
ever swept ruthlessly nway by tho niurms of ci
vil war.
Tho publisher snnouuco a largo nnd rnploiy
Ineieaslng circulation or thi ileligliuui voiunie.
We nro not urprisef. nt this. Its national cha
racter, the rcpulutinn of its urtisl author, and its
low m ice, together with the unexcelled beauty of
It execiuu, und iu' perfect wealth or Illustra
tion, nreun utif.n)tPI t m.iko it one of the
most popular, and rupun, soiling book of the
ago. . Wo commend this "uouua.,,1,1 treasure" 10
the Attention of our renders, whethci k0u a genu
or book buyer. VITttio 6i Yorston, the p.i,luu.
crs, are a firm who publish only tlrst clues wurtte,
and e.Ulp their se,lU lu "'P yvry b-'61 bt)'le-
Bkaisaiiu' Musical Would, for Februnry, ia
on our table. We notice oine new lciiluros in
this ltsue. These are a Drumutlc col u inn, a very
complete record of Music at home aud abroad,
nnd an unusual amonut of picy origiual matter.
Tlio editorial uiauiigeinfht of tlio World hn
recently ebangtd, uud the uew editor keotu do
ternilued to "sweep clean."
The Music Oil mouth la, "loiomber the
Poor," au appropriate song for thi riwoa of the
year, and 'Hudiua bumiuor," revorie for the
Piano t both good dud pleusiug. (1.00 year.
B. Uruinard' kHiu', PubL.'jor, Cleveland, Ohio.
Rei.iuion lb lb bust armor that mail
h ive j hnt It is the worst cloak.
Wl publish the following lecture at the re
quest of tome' of our subscriber. The lecture
embodle the principle of the Labor Un' jn par
ty, and while some view taken by the lecturer
are correct, there ara many which qwyl modifica
tion before that party will bo able to mnko nny
Impression upon tho minds" of tho people. Wo
hn heretofore referred to ranch oftwhnt Is ob
jectionable In their principle, which every one
can readily ce are unreasonable, and not calcu
lated to advance tho Interests of any party i
Our free l.ct't ui-OH. -L,iibor II
' . 1'orui.",. .
N'ouTiitMnntLAKD, Jununry 15, 187a.
To the Editor of the A'mtHcan I . .
The second lectnre nf our free course, at tho
Old School It.itso Hall, was delivered on Tues
day evening, January Uth, by N. F. Hi:hiick, M.
1). Editor of tho, l'miiiiylvniiian. Subject, '"The
Labor Party and Its Principles. ' The following
Is an Imperfect statement of some of tho leading
Ideas: ; ,
"Anclonl governments, snld the lecturer, woro
Instituted in the interests of privileged classes.
Tho fundamental Idea of our governmont is the
"greatest good to tho greatest numliur."
The growth of tlio government should keep
pare w ith tho grow th and development of the na
tion, and perfectly adapt Itself to the wants of
the people. If any class of persons feel their
right. to be In any way abridged, it Iff heir right
a well as their duty" M call for such nu uinend
incut to the Constitution as shall secure to them
equal right and frlvlhj-.ee With the re-l of their
countrymen. We nro met by the eft repented
Pry of "unconstitutional." Si out of these who
nro toudcet in this cry, cannot repeat six lines of
the Constitution ( many have pi ver even read it.
Every citizen has a riirfit to un equal share In the
administration of public nffiiir, ihercfhrc the ex
ercise of tills power cannot be, from tho very im
furo.oi inings, qonirary 10 me spun oi tnecoii
stitutioii
The labor party nsk for a better disti ibutloii
of the products of industry. This we seek to ac
complish, not by barricades mid riots not by
uny violent mous'uros hut by appealing, In a le
gill i Ay, to the tribunal of the people. All
nuv ' : t that thero Is not a Just distribution
of the fruits of labor. The wealth of the coun
try Is a tilted fact. The centralization of wealth
therefore, in n I'nvt hands, Uius tend to impover
ish the great body of the people.
Tie" . real wealth of a nation consists Inthoval-
1 lie of its production. Money has no intrinsic
! value. It is only useful for what it will buy. Its
I real purpose is to luniisll u convenient medium
of exchange. But because of its commercial
I value the possession of a large amount of It gives
mi Individual nn immense iiwcf over his fellow
men. Who shall say that brain nod muscle nre
" not the slaves of moneyed aristocracy.
The working lueu arc the. glory of the nation,
j To them belongs, in n great measure, the credit
lor all material improvement. Labor, mil labor
saving machines, h ive built the railroadt and
canals, towns mm cities, bridged the rivers, Ac.
If fanners, mechanic, miners, ,V:c., should re
fuse to work, money would be of no value. If
: no wheat was produced, all tho money in Wall
street could not buy n bushel, yet w hat share of
nil the profits does labor receive.
' The wants of the human race nro numberless,
, nml there must be coutiuual production to sup
; ply them. A country does uot consume every
thing it pro luces, nor produce everything it con
. suuies. What may be advantageously produced
i in one place, tuny" not hi In another, and vice
j versa. There is therefoie, a continual inter
change fif productions. Capital the great
com mission house through which this exchange
i is clf 'Cted.
j The lecturer then gave a few figures, showing
'the cot of this Commission house to bo about
; I.!WH.(KKUHK annually, beyond the actual labor
I of exchange. This is clear profit to capital. Sup
; po-o capital save. i;7" iO.O'j: ,(i.Ki of this to draw
I interest. Since thu nitio of tlio hicreiiso of inte-
re-t is net unllnnjlir.il ln.t gcomcti i.-.i, j
nf ten per cei t iil ,i....ine in erven years. There
o, nu., therefore, be at the end of that time,
4i0,tHKi,0(Ki, nt the end of seven years mom i!,
, H.iO.OiHl.iluo, nntt 50 on. Labor must pay this in
tere t. This drain on labor tends to prevent a
. jllvl. dial rib. Hi. .... to in. Ike ICMllcll man neii-
cr, mi l tlio oor man poorer. The labor party
, propose to reduce tho rate of interest to three
percent, and to do this through lsislation. If
of the .V.M bonds in this curreiicv. to be made in-
tcrchan'r'-able, nt the option ol the holder, with
Kovcrn.uc ,t three per cent bonds. These bond
would ib-t -rnnne the rate of Interest, as the 3-20
l)u () ,i1( n,,w
Every tire, nb iek bear on the f.-cc of l( a false
statement. It is u promise to pay to the hearer,
one dollar, but if presented would It bo pail t
It would be imiiied'hitelv protovicd. There !
U iu tho country about h),.k'.i'0U in (.old half
of which is in Willi street. Iloiv can wo have
liOO,f)uit,UlO of paper money on this.
Ships, arc built on the Clvde, with money at
'Jb: to il per cetil. Our u'.ilp builders imist coui
petowith them whore money hriinr six to ten
per cent. '1 he result is our ships iii ili.-.H'j-c.il-i
Tl t'loul tU2 PCCtlll. . '
If wc li.ul inoiicy at live per cent, we .thould
need no taiill'e.eet for revenue. Till percent
Interest con' 1 not cxl-t with flee trade. YYc are
told that with tree trad. -I we could lint compete
will, European pauper labor. But lie sieuiih
our improved machinery ciL'bt day's labor are
worth LJ dollar in this, country, or !i doliurs in
F.iU'lnud. Ill ai1 liliga lo this ailvaiita'.'c we have
a wide ocean between its. The labor paityndvo
cates a coinpreliensive national policy, which
stiall give to workiinr lueu a more ciiiiul clLinee,
and cveiitt.ally bad In shorter hours of labor,
nnd belt, i' tippi itiiiiiiie lor education.
Wclire HM-titl-.l on all sliloii by ho press, both
Uopnh'icun niid DeiiioiuAtic.' A e are iuUud why
wo enter politics. We miswi r, beciusc Vi-inci-ple
ate higherthail parties. H.s cither or these
parties shown it.--clf woitliy tho suppoit of the
people i The I'epuliliean party points til'iuiph
iint! y to the iibolit ion nf slavery, and to the till ilf.
They were forced into the former by the war. Tho
latter is clearly in the interest of capital.
Tho l'epiiblican party have dono many good
things, but it Is far from perfect. The i. resent
sy.-tem oi political economy is i:uuiln; up
vast
. i,..n""i iiiuii..,..,.iiD fct. ...i.i, v ii nav tut , iiii-.iti:
(r , r,nn.Klu. -Mml
V..ll,....l ...... 'I ..C ,.1. .P.... ..I. ,l.n.. ..I
, ,,,,., ., ,..,51,.,,;,,,. Congress gave t hem enough
,)lM ,,u,i ...,,.. 1,t ,,,,,., i,....;,i.. '.i
. ... ..... j i'i.-j.... ... .....,, , ,111111 1UI1I1
i and leave a large ntnnuiit of v u'.m.tj'.c laud HliU
, iu their poe.-ea.-iou. A
: Tim Pennsylvania Central, New Yolk Central
' nnd Eiie railroad.-, exercise more influence lo
1 day tliiiu thu government. The Syracuse Salt
1 Company is making millions of dollar mutually,
from a lew acre ol land. This, wc are told, rc
j fulls liouihc lav.uf itupply and ili-maiid-r Was
j It supply nnd demand that made coal tlii pier ton
! In New Yolk hint u inter t 1 it siiiply and d
lu. ni l that puis sueh a high taritf .oit suit as to
i force the working man to pay-it hundred per
j cent for it beyond (lie actual cost of production I
: There are ccHaiii laws of mpply and demand,
I mid it is our object to make the" ineiiialities ro
1 Milling fiom tlieiu as light us possible
I Tho lecture yccin.1,4 uifUc uy.r ouu hour.
J.
Owxtucs of sleigh have not had tlu ojiporlu
nlty to inako use of them this winter.
UuiiiuCbtl NollCt-K,
FnK Ur.ST. A bousu ami lot hi Market Street.
Poitossinu a'lVeu Iniiutdiately. For further par
llculiirsiuquiif ot this oltluo.
As it was thought that W. II. Miller, of the
Kucelslor Boof und Hhoe store je4qld Dover tell
the large amount of Boots uud Shoe brought to
tiU tore las fall, wo are happy to state that
they arc ulinost .t,i out) am that Mr. Miller
1 replenishing tho to.v with the latest, style
preparatory for tho sprlug t...,,. j0 oue cal,
go aiAMd fit hi tii', W h k4 CTe.j -,vlc nuJ
qunlity. : . . . i ,
' MANT of tho lino oullo ..in do up by J. F. Schui
fcr, opponite tbe Ccutral Hutul, are supposed to
have couio from the '4y. 'Tiie fact i Mr.
Sclmtler niako np" all 111 clothiug lu the latest
ttyle out of tho; very bct onaterliJ. Kvcry one
patroiib.lng UiU clublislimeot ls:ntUticd that
gurmenU made by be ha Her will compare to any
lu the State.
Bv strict attention, to bueUiew, 'Cho. (L Noll
ooutrol tlu) largest tailoring business lu Sun
bury. All hi uU aitract attcuUim, and, are
commented. upo'u,V''lUe' hct fjttlng clothing
worn,, ITe, jiisep cxceljeijt good aud know how
to make them up to plcmq the most fastidiou.
Tim pliju4id atiortmtfit C fll kliW or Hat
can aud t,'p at,Tt;iiuiit' WV,.W,H,1 10 strict
1 attention, which are nsi t Kaionable p(ces.
A Pact Worth rcinetilbeTiiiir, that Welm. r sells
good lower than tho lowest.'" His stock of Dress
Good In Silks, Merinos, Empress clo.b, Sattlns,
Plaids, Ac., Ac, are complete. Vclv.ts and
Velveteen S'5 par cent lower than former prices.
Waterproofs of the latest styles nnd best mak
Ladles' Cfilldrcns nnd Gents" Furs. His'nssnrt
inont of Shnwls, embracing all the lending styles
In the markets, which ho olfers nt extremely low
price. Call anil be convinced that Wclnicr'
populnr Cusb Storo Is the place to secure bar
gains. His stock of goods ItjJioI to bo surpassed
by nny In quantity, quality, nr prlco. No trou
ble to show goods.
Having just returned from the New 1'oili mar
kets, lie Is prepared toolfer extra Inducements to
cnh btlver. ' 1
How to get money Is the great dciretif all. A
really good nnd serviceable Sewing Machine that
will niako money for you, or help you to siCvo It.
Will bo ent to your own home on Trial of ill'
days, no matter where you may be, nnd you can
pay for It In small monthly Installments, by
wilting to the American Machine Co., cor. John
p.nrl Niissuu Street, New York i or yon Can have
a County Right free, as agent, nnd make money
fast. Wc advise smart men to secure the busi
ness, ns nothing pay better Ih ui the agency for
a good Sowing Machine. Write nt one)
IH'cItt! NtiUces.
On Itlnrrlnfre. Essay Tor l nun;; Men. on .
Groat Social Evils and Abuses, which Interfere j
with Marriage, mid ruin thu hapl inc -e of "tlioii- ,
sands, with sure means of relief for the Erring ,
and Unfortunate, deceased and d.billtated. f eat '
in scaled letter envelopes, fro- of charge. j
Address, Onward Association, No. '!, t-'outh
Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa. :
The CoiifoMioiiN of nil liivitii'l. ' j
PUBLISHED a3 a warning ami for the hem-lit
of yovnrj mei find oirs, who stiller from '
Nervous Debility, ivc, supplying the means of
self-cure. I
Written bv one who cured Iiimu-lf and sent
C...... .... ..n..'.l. I.li. .1.1 Uii-.w....,l , mo i
Address. " NATHANIEL M A Y FA 1 15.
May '.'.), D;T1.-0iu.
, Brook'
V.
TO Till! SI TIT.KIeSfi.
The Rov. Wiliiam II. Norton, while
in Brazil ns a ini--ionary, di-'-ovei.-.
land of piedieines n reiui ly for O-N.
sicuoi'fi.A, Sour: Tiiiioat, Coijoiis,
residing
in that ;
mi-tiiin,
I '(it Its. I
Asthma, and Niuivnt s Wkakni ss. This
rem- ;
cdy has cured mvself after all other i.iedieincs
had railed.
Wi-hiug to btnelit tlio fullering. I will te:il
the recipe for pr. 'paring nn.1 u-ing this remcil'eto
all who desire It FPvKE OF CllAKl.E.
Please send un envelope, with your name and
nddrcss on it. Ad Ire--,
Lev. WII.LI.:.H. NORTON,
, GTU PillOAU'.VAV,
Oct. UlSTl.ly.
Ni:w Y'ouk Citv,
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manes.
On the 'JTth lilt., by B. M. Hithh, F.sip,
Hr.NKV L. (it. it. ii. of .Johnstown, Pa., and
Ra it. Binn, of Lower Mali inoy t own-hip,
county.
la thi place, on the "Tth of .l.inuarv, 1ST'.',
CHABI.ES (iOSSLEK, a-jed (Jf. years, v! "months j
mid 1'.' days.
The deceased re-Mod In this vicinity from his
childhood, nnd was highly esteemed by al! who
knew him. Ho was a kind neighbor and un ex- !
cmplary citizen. A remarkable circumstance i-,
that three of his brother- and one sister, all h ive t
died on thu fame date, on the '.'Ttli of the Calan- I
der month. j
fclnrr.cl ;U't-'cri.D.
S ii ii bury m i i V Iroiu-i .tinrLi-:.
couiti:tTi:n wurKl.T nv i'ii.i:ii,r.i:if:i;!:
(iUAIN
Choice White Wheat
1! - St Amber, Winter
I. ll 1
.'J ,
S I
ill I
Corn
live
Oats, (ii'ej lb. )
Best Amber, Winter, per sack
" " " barrel....
Corn Meal, p. r cwt
Pennsylvania lioil
FlKiS Pet dozen
Meats Dried Beef, s-t lb
Siiioked Million
I. Aim per lb
Fish Salt Whilo Fish, per lb
" Trout "
Col "
VruKTAHI.ES Turnips, per bushel
Potato, s " "
Onions " "
..111 I
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3 ,V)
...:;
r,'.i,:,i)
' i -.
Im'uiis, ' (iitart
Hominy. '
Ditinn Fitt iTS lb ic.i Apples, per lb..,
" Peaches, , " ..,
v.ii 1UI.G r.nni t o it M.t i. i'.
'ITT'ILLbo sold at private sale, tho valii.ible
T Farm situate in I 'ppm- Augusta towii-hip,
Norlhuiuberhind coiiniy, Pa., on the pitblie lo.nl
leading fiom Dauvi.lc toSuubmy, uud three uud
a half mills Irom uibuiy, nnd ti bait'
mile from the D. 11. .V: W. it. K.. u liniiiiiiL' laud
of Daniel Kcefcr, Jeremiah Culp, l.-.tao Kli.'ie,
James Canipliell nn I ti. 0. Kline, cunt.iining To .
Acres more or less, whuicon lire erect, el a two!
ijt Story Frame Dwelling llonsc, Hank Barn,
li'iHi ull nearly new, aad other outbuilding'-,;
a never falling Spring near the bouse. About !
twelve acres of which Is timber land, stUlieient j
chestnut for leneiiiif .the balance I cleared, aud .
In a uood statu of ciillivntii.il. Thcic Is one ol'
the iillesl !
. BTONE QUAUUIFS j
upon this tract In this part of the country, with I
nu abundance ot flag stone of tho same .iialny
used iu laying uioM of tlw pavements iu thu bor- I
ough of Sunbury, and ul-o building stone. '1 hiri
quarry has realized as high as two thousand dol
iurs pel iimiiiiii.
The nbovo tract of land will bo sold cheap, and
oil reasonable teriim. For further paub ulars
npply to ti. W. STKOIl,
ou the Island between Sunbury uud Nmihuniljcr
laud, or to A. J. Stroh, Sunbury, Pu.
Jan. !i7, 1S.'2. ll.
Don't Read ThisI I
flood morning, Mrs. A., where are you bound
for so early I
u M is. A Why Mrs. C., i.on't you know Mr,
tiouery'WJt bouu'lit out tho Gioei ry nnd Confeo
nice fresh (irocctw oi Weaver, aud Is selling
cvervthinir iu the liroeery iL.F' ait, uud ill fact,
cheapest, uud 1 have got tired puylnA-'Jl than tho
so I huvemado up my iiiitkliillei this to j :Vi'.'vs,
I20 Mr. byerly. So goo.l,tuoruhig, Mr. C. I
uiiibt go.
Mr. C, to herself. Well I am bound to And
out for myself, and will go to Hycrly'auew cheap
rash Grocery, the ucit time I want uuy
Ciroverleu, t'onlVAtlourrlt-isor I'riiuo
I will just say to all come aud giro me trial,.
and salUtry yourselves mat tbero t one cneap
cash Urocery In Suubury. - t-'
lt.-meniber the place, No.-11, South Third St.,
iu Clement House Building, Suiibniy. I n.
B. BYELLY.
Sunbury, Jau. 20, 1S7).
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it ii i . s. to iKTNt l.r:.
T
"11 V. lin.l-rslgni-d, Adinltilslrntors of the Es
tate of David Got I shall, late of Sunbury, bo
rough, -deceased, will oii'-r nt It.!. lie r-nl.-. on t lie
premises, on SATUUDAV, FEIIIlUAllV 21 1 If,
1-tV'J. nt ten o'clock, A. M., of said day, nil that
certain houso nnd lot of ground, situato on north
Fourth street, in tho borough of Sunbii.y, coun
ty Of Northumberland, ntid State of Pcnifsylva
n'i.i, bounded on the north bynn alley and on the
cast by a stream known by the name pf Gut, nnd
on the south by lot of Valentino Diet z. and on tho
wit by Fourth timet, containing forty feet in
front on Fourth i-trcct, nnd about one hundred
and fifty feet deep, whereon Is erected a two sto
ry frame, houso and kitchen, n pooil stable and
other Improvements. Also a Lot of Ground sit
uate ill Lower Augusta township, about two
mil A cast Of Snub try, adjoining land of Henry
Kulp, nnd Henry Fassoi.l, containing about one
nure and a half, whereon Is erected n nuc story
mid n half Log Dw-IIIng House, Slulile anil
wheelwright shop, an I other outbuildings, noinc
very choke fruit trees, u. Also, nt tiie same
tlmo nnd place, the following personal proper
ty, to win Five Bedsteads mid Bedding, two
Clocks, Clotheshorsc, three Tables, two Cup
boards, two Sinks, three Stoves, (one cooking
stove, nii-l two parlor stoves) a lot of Carpets,
one sett ciiln bottomed ('Inch's, two inc',ng
'Chairs, one Bureau, a lot of carpenter tools, one
Cow, tie heller, a lot of Pork, Chct, u lot of
Tinware, lv'uecnsH are, a lo., ol' Pickle, ,Ve., one
Grindstone, nud other aiileh-s too numerous to
mention. - - -
Terms of sale will be made known on thci dav
of alc by HENHY G' ITS' I A 1. 1., .Vlni'r. "
JamfsL. I'vitKS, Auction, cr.
GTnsr.-HTjjEt"r
S-.ORSC MID GAT
I.MH;Ar-U CO.Tlft AXY.
ixsur.M youii noi'.sKS i
INSliKK VOUK CATTLK
INSUIIK with n rtsjionRi 'Ie and p -rfictly reli
. nblo Conipanv. inscitr where your losses
I ill be .al.l promptly
Thi'i in a fltMuul I'roforlio '.
Hence, Von are sure of b.-lng pal-l promptly for
all" losses, if insured in I lib. C'lnp.mv.
OLI5 KATI S OK INSURANCH AHB LKi-S
THAN TIIOISE OF ANY OVHEi:
COM PA NY.
We pay losrc accruing through theft, death 'jy
(ire, accident, or natural causes, (. xeopt'.ii.'t
cne.'leniic diseases). We p.iv I lonipt. No r- .t
tajo pioeee lings to get y,
tir tn.en-v ia cac of
tos-
OVEIi S5000
1 aid on liorses nnd entile sim-c oig-.iniz.iliui!.
Dlt. D. WALDKON. Pie. i.i. 1. 1 .
C. A. P.K1.M ENSNYPEIl, 'cee'y, Sunbury. Pa.
imi;f "'.;:.
I Ex Cinv. Janie- l-ollock, Hon. ,T. C. Brunei-,
j Solomon Ml roll, Win. Bundle, Solomon S!:i..e,
! John A. Slilssler, Dr. D. T. Kieb-, Dr. H..v, t
' Waldron. .I.iii lb 1 v.
A VrJuabie House and Lot
for Gale.
I rnF. uudcrsl'ne 1 oll'.-r at private saV,
I jL largo HiHt ii DWEl.l.lNO HoFM".
l.is
el
. Lot, Willi all the liecrs.iry nut biilldiiiL's, .'iiuale
on I lie Southeast corner of Walnut an I 'i liii.l
streets, f.llllhllry, P.l. Tlio lifoi-': Ii m irlr uc-f ,
and well ilul-lied uud poutalns nine ro.,;..n. a '
I .,, 1 ,-itnr. sVc. It is Well eal' iilale.i i,r a n si- j
! denee, nml would be mi admirable burines.- stand .
' lorn ht.ro or ln.J-l. '1 ni property wilt l.e .-:..: !
at a reasonable priee. i
lor terms, Vc, appiv to
' ' MICHAEL HAHNE. j
Smiburv. ,T.Ln. Cr, ls;-.'.-..t'.
i:T.1Tl: ' ll! ".v. I1M K
i I.atti tf thi iA.ruir; vf XiH-tUuiii'jrriift'.l, ., ,-','.
I "V-OTICK is hereby eiveu tint letters test a iimtl
X tary have Ik-ii granted to the iiii ler-i-: ie I
- ' on the .-t nc of 11,-tiry W ein l:, late of the ii.-i -Mr.
' oiieli of Northtiniherlanil, Noriliuiulieriaii l Co.
Mi--- ' Ph.. lcce:;c-l. A l person knowing theni- -l'.es
this : ind'-bte I to said cst-.te arc rc.piested to mako ini
1 mediate payment nirl those limine; claim to '!-
.-a :,, tlieiu duly auihoutieatcd for s' I : lenn nt.
i SAUAII A WENCK.
NICHOLAS WENCK,
i Executors.
.MiitSTlinbvrl.'Ui I, Jan. 27, I: . ;. Ci.
AUKNTS WAXTK!).
i it k t v . i x : x i: v , i: iu : ; z
'rougiiixg rr,
is UKADY FOU CAN YASSJ.:
It Is a companion volume to
"!V;"KXTM W.lHi ?.y,"
cf wliiclt
11. ne aire, i y I- I or '., r -1, an ii sti'l r:i. . f
till- b-sl seli'ilig b !: o it.
I'lMl'l waste tilhe on l,n.-l;s t;i. (,:e want bat
take otic people w ill sl ip you in tin- ! - is
snliM-iibe I n. '-'I In re is il ti.no to 1 I'lgll."' an !
all who tea, t tl.ls In. i.i; will s, .- eb .:il,' that tit.ic
biisioMie. Apply i.t once lor Teiiiiorv. t : . -:i
liil s, llial I ei'li.s. Alii',-.
DCFFIill.l) .'.SIT MEAD, l'abll.l er
711 Kib-orn Mreet. i'liibi'l-lpli: t
oki'M.ix.v 'C?-ifi" r:.t.t:i
' ' Valu ib'e n-.il e-t:.te sill -,: k" I leee at tho
! VV C. ur'. U i.i--, !:: tho l..riigii of Sunbury,
i ON fJATl'L'C AY.liie '.' Hi DAY OF Fl I KU.'.K'i',
. "cM, phri'.t.int to au or.l. r.:f the Orph ris" footl
0 I ol .M.itliuinlH-ilaad t .e.inty, at which lime it:: I
p.acj will bo c.po-:ed to public sale, -.'.1 th -t eer
l.i.ll T K A C T 0 F L A .' D ,
.situate in tin.- township of S'uamoUhi, bcun I.- l
on tl.e i..-iti l,y lands of '1 in. mas .Sa-.itli ; on the
f ist by la.i 1 1 ol ILiaiph.ey It rlslil and David
Hro-imis ; on the mut'i by Sal. !- ul ' :.-Cl:ai:i-U-rlain
ni'd Thoi.v Saiiili; ami nu iln- w.-sf bv
laudi of Samuel Oaniple'.:K o tat-. co:it".l il ig "
ONE IIl'NDI'.KD AND N 1 N" I" T Y I W - Ai'ifl. s
an I r liteeii I'ot-olii i, Sitiet Me i.r.r-. '.. ., i. on are
.. erect c ! Two iwell:i
g Hon .es, a i:.i:.!,
'itiLarn, Wagon Shcl,
I e'b r o-.l-
lniilii:!ig, a superior mil oi water'''-
I lie u- tl.e buildln-g and t wo iieicr-faili ig Springs
' of UiicJl wui.-r rpon tin- prci-ji-e. A. so, n l.iie.e
"3 Oiehaii! of choice IVuit. Abo. u oi,e-tliii,l
-i- of the tract is ot the bet i hes.iiit and o.il;
i TIMCEP. LAND,
I and about twcnty-tlvis iieres of rhe tine-t ipiali'y
j of iina.lo'iv laud. Laic tiie i-jt it.- u; Aiekaiid-'r
Sob -r, deceased.
! Sale to eon. mene.' at l'-'elm k p.ni.o.i -ii 1 d iy.
I Ol'.l-thil'd ef plllehi.::- ill. -lie (ij'ter payment ol'
debts,) to remain iu pre mires, and i percent,
ens. ion jropetty being struck dawn, : in e,"i li
, tioiis of tho sale will bo more, particular .' made
' known on Bald day, by
i A. J. fcOBi"lt, Triisiee.
J.im.iiiy 13, lsTJ.i
k:1UKTS-".VI' UOI Tt: EllSTU.Uli.
Danville, IIctrli-loH A iirt--
WrS'TFR Alii! NCLMKNT.
r.HAVE EASlWAItll.
Suiiliiirv, ti "il a m "
Danville, I'-i : -
Cattim'.i, 7 lit! " ! J
liaih-tou, U 01 " -
l.KlV V, H' -TV.'.
S". York, ti 0(1 a
Fastnii, V Ci
I'hil'ii, b W
Bi-tblc'iu lu 0.")
lIll7.Ictotl, 10,1 j
Bethlo'tn 10 p iu j
I'hil'n, i lf " ,
P iston, VI tl5 " : '
N. Vol Is,, tl.oO " j
ill
ultiHi'u, U 4il "
Danville, 3 Sd "
Suiibniy, i7
The aftei noon train eoune. t., at Suiiubuiy with
the PhllinlclpliLi A: Krle, 4 35 p. in., train'gulii
west, arriving nt Willlanisport ti 110 and Lock
Haven" 5.1 p. m., nnd with tho Noithiin leu
tral 4 fid p. m., moving south ut riving at llanis
biirg 7 00 p. in., and Baltimore 10 4i p. in., and
aim with the Sunbtiiy A' LcwUtuwn K. IX.
Coinlorlublo and fuindsomo coachc on thin
new route.
J. IIEKVF.Y rt.sK,
"" . iul. eliiit. ii vjut.
-ffikSALEoSTABLES,
Adjoining Harr!sbu.cr,tock YarJs, ;
Horses ' BoDIit, ' Soil cr Exfaaed.
December 18, 1S71 8m.
Tei l'liiltl:tte.il IVraoim,
To l'ysiciti. B,
To SinH ieis from I.iVqr L'oiniil iiut,
Tn.tlioso liiiving no Ap'lili-,
To tiioso with Jlrok'-ti Down Conslitu
totiM,
To Xcrvoua Pcnnlii
To Children Wasting Awny
oany with I'cljiltlntfil Dipcalivo tii'-rnnn, 1
Or tifi ri'"! fif 'i ,(i; "f 11" ' ..""t'in '
)iioi(.., tcu'ci imJi'attc Jliaoi Atrctl Lmr .
n.h : f'oti-
'tipation, InWar 1
Piles, Fullness or
Blood to the II. -nil, Arid
ity of tlicMouiaeh, Nausea.
Henillmin. Hl-gii-i lor Food,
Fnlllicssor Weight In the Stom
nrh, fcour En'.elations.Sinlii.ig or
Flulteiliig lit tha Pit of the fc'tom
' nclt. Bwliiinilng of the Head, ll'ir
ricd nnd DiU'.eii'.t. I'rcathlug, Flutter-
lag
at the Heart, Choking or rHilloe.i
lug Biniations, when in a Lying l'o- tiiie.
Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs b lore the
Sight, Feverand Dull Pain In th.i 11. :.d, Dcll.-lftii-cy
of l'cispirati.in, Yellow :n"-s of the t-k'u
and Eye. Pain in the .iilc. Hack. Ch --t,
Limbs, ,vr.,- S add u llu.-hcs ol" Heal,
Burning in the Flesh Constant Im
aginings of Evil, and (tteut De
pression of Spirit.
HooHaiuTs dennan lllltcry.
A Bitters without Alcohol or Spirits of any l.ind.
I d'.tler.'nt from all otlai -. I; is eonipo d of
the pure .fillers, or Vitm. i'ni'.i'ii : :. .-:' II ens.
Hi;::i's nn-l Bauku, (or us i:i !ieip:iily itiih d Ex
tracts.) th" wortlilcss or Inert j orlions ot the in
gredient.; not being u id. 'l'l-..-ref..ie i.i one ltol-
t'tle ol'thl Bitters tie'C is cntain-. 1 a touch l.'.c-
(Ileal iitne i. will h - f-,;iil-l in seven! -.l'.ll.ti of
onliiuiiy niivtnie. The Uo-ils, Ac. used i;i lli.s
I ll'.Uers lire grown in i nnan.v, 'll- ir 1 ilnel-
1 tile e:;t',':o.'l.'.l lr. that cinm! r bv a .icie i'i '.- t'li --
mist, n I lorwaidetl to li e i.i-nui fuc' Ji y i i this
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toe l.h'er, ele-i.i:'.-' It sp, e.lilv li'.uu ::!! ilt.
tiocs, Willi i:( thu power of. Meicury. y.-i
Iron, the iu'Ve'in r-.-.iulu atta-'hed to tl.. u
tin. I lii'.nen.l.
For all ill'.'i-es. ifi v.bieli I'm u e of a e.ilii-.r-lic
ia .u Ib-.iltl, tbof; pills uillgivii entire
faction In . i-iy ' so- 'I'bey -..m i' I'.ll,
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I tieine c i:'.i n.'-s. Dr. II .,-,', md'sdei in.in p't-
ters or 'Tout- should no used in coinu . lion wit h
I tiie Pillf. the. tonic oll'eet of tin- liittois or 'l'o
! Hie Mill I ,,p tl.i k: dill. Th-: Litters cr I'.ii. ie
I pui ill.;, tlv IHoo.l, si rciTi.iei.s tLs- Ncrtw, r u
I I'-Ac the Liver, a at ,iKt slieupth, tlicry and
bviirm. "
j Keep y'o-'f Bowels active with the ?!!'.-, nn-l
t tone ufi tlio fvsteia with liittern or Tonic, ant no
ill-can- ''im rt-iaiu tin- ml. , nr v-u a s.-iil votl.
tietiJUet thai it I.; J)U. Ill lOFI. A NHS tlFi'-
MAN Iwiuciiif lh.it me m, univoiB.illy u-e l and
highly recommended; and do not c.'.b.'.v the
I'r-'fcui-i to iii.liic-u y.ni i i- . outline else
Unit lie in.ty h.i 1., Ju l as g.iod, liee.iate he
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Medicine l'e- lci cvcryuhcie.
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The Fir-t Edition of Two Ha-uina I nousan.l
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with over Time Hundred Engr-M iiifW" of lower
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