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nnlutru ; American.
SUNUUUVI'MAY 4, 1872..
Railroad! Time TaMt.
K. C. K. W. Swt. , P.AS. R. R. West.
tMffitloCtrrelS.SOatu
Rrle " ' 9:80 '
lmtruMIl " 11:05 ""
Niagara fix." 4:40 p6i
Erie Mull, I've. 1:00 om
Accotn. " 0:15 "
Nhigiira Fit " 12-40 p m
UlmlraMall" 4:85 "
Erie Ex. "'0:50"
I . , aaAMOKm t tyre to jr. o. n. w. .
lrath : ? ' ' : arhivh
Banbury at i , 11:50 a m At Bunbory i . t:B5 o m
, u - t 4:40 p m 4:00 pin
; D. H. 4 W. R. B. .
Leave Sunbury 0:20 k. hi. An Ire nt 8.85 p. m
. . ,y- (-BUNBURT A LEW1STOWN R. R. ; '
f i l.EAVB r- f." AHBIVB !
' Banbury at 0:30 n. m. I At Sunbury 8:85 a. hi.
4. "11:40 a. nr, - " " ' 10:45 a. m.
Aooldent Insurance Tickets can be. had of J.
Sulpman, Ticket Agent at the Depot.
f ocul Affairs.
Siwino Machium.-MIss Caroline nnllUBls the
ugst for the tale of the best Sewing Machines
In existence, vis i '-''The Improved Singer,"
"Qrover A Baker," "Howe," end Domestic,'
which are constantly on hand and sold " rea
oouble prlces,( She Is also agent for the cele
brated Frautx and Pop Kulttlug Machine. Call
and see them. - 04ice on Market street, east of
tbe railroad. ' ' '
For Rest. Ono of the rooms over Dr. Moody's
drup store, .n ?.Tnrket Square, will be for rent as
the repairs aud fitting tip are finished.
Triple sells nothing bnt the best quality of
groceries and cheaper than the cheapest.
Baby CAUttiAuits. Afcew lot Just received and
for sale nt' B. I... Raudciibush's-ftlfnlfur) store,
Masonic buIBIiies.'
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DkbicaTIOn. The new. Baptist meeting house
la Lower Augusta, will be dedicated to tha wor-
ship of Clod, with appropriate services, on Sun
day, June 21. Rev. Professor I.ewry, of Univer
ilty of Lcwisburg, will preach tho dedicatory
sermon. Other eminent ministers will be pre
teut aud address the meeting. Services com-
inence at 10 o'clock, a. m., and 7 o'clock, p. m.
All tululstors of tlio Gospel and the public gene
rally are cordially invited to uttend and take
part In the services.
This O. t. A. M. of Northumberland, are to
have, a grand parade at IJlltou, au-tlic Fourth of
July.
To FAitMr.us D O-UKP.s. Flno assortment
of the Hnrrl.-bnrg Btone-wnre Just received it
Clement & Pisslnger's store, and for sale at lower
prices than can be bad elsewhere.
Mil. Geo. Gacx, of Upper Augusta township, j
is announced as a candidate for Sheriff.
Horse thieves are operating In n number of
tb'3 surrounding conntles. Our farmer;; should
bi on the lookout for these individuals.
We were blessed wilh a most refreshing shower
of rain, on Wednesday evening last.
B'rsT. Wc notice an Increase of freight trnlus
passing our office of lata, nnd that railroad men
are constantly busy. It shows that there U a'i
Increased activity ou railroads Just now.
Poster 3. Tli-re is a law , rchibitln the tear.
Sng down of posters aud huud-biils, which is pro
bably not known to some, persons. There is too
much of this thing done lu this vicinity, aud it
would bo well for those who have defaced or de
stroyed bills, to deny themselves this pleasure lu
the future or they may come to grief.
Union Hotel. Wc ru'or our roadeis to the
w:d, In tiimilicr column, of the Colon Hotel, of
Philadelphia." Merchants and others will find
this house one of the most convenient tobusinets
in the city. It it well kept, aud prices are mo
derate. A BiaKtT car r.il'.iva.l is ivlug uprated t y our
nsihbors of Dnnv'iU, ti, run uoicsr. the brldna
to RiversH.- A chaitsr has bca o':':iined by u
cuifl'.jr ol ft:mcn of t!t place who propose
oi janlrliig a comi-auy ,tn pu-Oi forward the en
terprise. The Granl Conclave of the United State, of
the Order of Sovereign Puiriolic Kulhts, as
sembled hi Philadelphia, last week. Hen. Jno.
Kay Clement, of this place, was elected Grand
Coininauder General lor the United Slates, and
Jno. Cox, Esq., of Maryland, Grand Vice Com
inandar General.
The election of Gon. Clement was unsolicited
on U'm r.irt, nnd Jc a euiuplliiiei.t well b;ttowcd
and rtfl.'ets great crejit upou tnc Oukr, to place
him lu that position. He will make an efficient
efflcer, as Well ns add much Uthu Interest of
t'ao Order,-
Ai'.unbTED. On. Saturday uiorulug labl, ns
Market Eire.'!, was full of market people, a
young man wilh a bciso and bugiry ea:ne dash
log through the street' at full ppecd, aud came
ueiii rlitviui; over eeverul cilizens. Ho was
promptly arretted aud taken before Esquire Pur
sl. When urreaUd, it was discovered that he
ssai u ieaf mate, and what w woru, was in a I
beaitly state of iutoxwallon. Vun in the j
Squlie'a oihce, ho nu Inierrogated In writing
wheu he gave his unme us Galen Mutchlcr,
nnJ residence Shamokln. He atud thut be hud
tired the horse and bugy at Norlh'imberland,
aud bad got liquor at several hotels lu this place.
While ho was In the office he became unconscious
through the effwts of liquor, w hen the Squire
brdofed hiia to be placed iu the Lock-up uutil be
bccaiiio Sober. Later In the day tho horse and
buggy was re-clalmed by the livery man ut Nor
thumberland. On Monday mortlng bo was re
leased by paying coals.
- It is certainly deplorable to hear that hind
lords will persist iu giving liquor to such
Cases i they should eerlaiuly be held responsible
for all damages.
. W.s are glad to perceive that the borough
Conneil of Suubury has determined to Improve
the vacant 'ground known ns'Market Square.
Frotu time Immemorial that dejected looking
spot has been an eye sore to everybody and a
blemish td the fair face of nature. It U the Urst
and only notable object la that ancient burg to
greet the eye of a strangers and gives a tumble
down dilapidated character to the place which
none of the natural beauties or acquired excel
lencies cau dlrpel. The truth U, Market Square
lias always been to Snubury tho sanie sort of a
certificate of character that a rliiilc?s hat and. a
red uose Is to any of lu style loafers. At the
bhlre town of thlB noble old county we would
like, to entertain sentiments of reverence and
respect for Its appearance, and we shall hail
with liveliest satisfaction the good time coming,
wheu we cau polut wilh pardonable pride to its
well kept park, and say, 'behold the beauty ft,r
ashes,' e. Let Milton borough now look to her
laurels or Lincoln rurk yet, in embryo will be, far
bablnd. .Vtfoniun. " ...
Baw Mux Buksed The Middnurg
says i Ou the 27th uil., about three o'clock lu
tbe morulug the terrifying cry of fire (truck the
ears of i ur slumbering borough, und ou uwukiug
we found the saw mill of Thomas Bower, K?q.,
I u. full blase, it was luiposnlble to arrest tbe oe
rireetlon of the mill, aud all atteutiou was turned
to the protection of the neighboring dwelliugs,"
bat for the ealoi at the tUue, a great conflagra
tion mielvt bare followed.- ' There was to iaasK.
A Hook akd' Lalmr CbxTrAsT Wasted.
During the flic on Wednesday evening of last
week, it waa clearly demonttijited that good
Ilook and Ladder Company Is highly necessary
for tlis protection of property In this town. The
table tf Mr. Cleraunt mlflrt avr acta saved by
the hfe of hooks and ladders. Nearly every Are
that has occurred, the want of It has been felt t
hof Vlll 6ur 8rc 'department be complete without
It.., Blncetue flta a Book and Laddur company
hat bceri agitated, ai rre learn that the Good
Intent Fire Company la willing to procure the
necessary apparatus and machinery at their own
expense provided tbe Borough Council will put
up a building on their lot to place It to, a they
feel themselves tin able to put up a house. At
such a company would b a great autllllary to
the Steam Fire Eiiglue Company, we suggest that
an arrangement be affected by the Council and
the Good Intent Fire Company to put tip a build
ing at once. It Is evident too, that the Steam
Engine Company is compelled to have n larger
building, aud as they have not the ground to en
large, we believe that an arrangement could bo
made to exchange for tbe lot of the Good Iutcnt
Company, and the present engine house could be
used for a Hook and Ladder Company. Our
firemen ought to be provided with horses to draw
the heavy steam engine to the place of conflagra
tion, which will require tbe company to havo a
stable, for which the lot of the Good Intent Com
pany is sufficiently large to erect 11 on, aud also
a tower fur a fire ball. We hope to see our
present progressive Council give the matter
their attention aud make arrnognmcnte for a
IIook and Ladder Company. The sooner this is
uffected the bettor for the citlxsus. . i
Wa notice tint tha Chluf Burgess list given
notice for ail citizens to remove all impure mat
ter aud 111th from about their premises. This Is
a good move, and we hope our borough .father
will persist In having It done. The dreaded
cholera of the East, In Its onward march- Is lia
ble to, and will, no doubt, leap the Atluutlc aud
scourge the towns and cities of America, aud the
more pure aud. cleanly wo keep our cities and
towns, (be 1-ss will bo'its devastations. Besides
there nro many other diseases contracted from
the filth accumulated In the streets, alleys, gut
ters, Ac- Life Is as valuable In Sunbury ns else
where, and It behoove onr citizens to do all lu
their power to ward off a calamity of tenfold
greater magnitude than any pestilential visita
tion we have yet had. Let every one begin the
woik at once lu cleansing their prcmUe by re
moving all filth ,in cl rubbish, nud do not wait
till fei meutatlun aud putrefaction of vegetable
and animal matter have takeu place nnd the air
tilled with the very 6ccde of death. Now la the
time. . . . t . . j
Bounties asd Psssions. Upon May 3. 1S01,
Prceldent Lincoln Issued a 'proclamation, calling
for 44,000 voluuteera i this number was ixeee,!.
cd, 80,000 being eulistecl. . In a test case, tho 8u- !
preme Court decided that the President, having
uucondltlouallly promised the bjtiuty. of flOO,
those euiisced under his tall were culitled, re
gardless of their term of service; the Govern
ment having previously refused to pay the boun
ty unless the soldier served two years or was dis
charged for wounds. The accounting ollleera
were In a dilemma, ns only the first 44,000 men
enlisted were legally entitled to the bounty. Tho
whole matter was referred to Congress, which
has enacted that all those soldiers who enlisted
under flic President's proclamation between May
8 and July ti, 1301, for thru years,-an I we're
mustered in bewe August fi, lbOl, shall receive
the bounty, provided they were houorabiy dis
charged, r.ud havo hot already been paid the
money. '
This Is not au trtra bounty blil, but simply
pays the i.'if bounty to those enlisted us above
stated, null, wholweie.iijjt 'eutitIuJrt,b,'i"'l tiid not
receive ihe'tnunty under former lav:.-,. Two
years' men and those discharged for promotion
are not entitled ; ueiihcr arc those who have re
ceived original and additional boumlns ou a sub
sequent enlistment. .
Oilier soldiers who enlisted before or aflcr the
dates given (rcgtiU.rf after J illy 1, 1SU1 , inul
have served two yenr.-, or tw-nty-thivc mouth
!n a two-yea? rc?!,eut, or been discharged fer
wounds or Injuries received In action, to he en
titled to bounty. V, c may add that nil soldiers
can recover a pension, varying In amount nc
cordiug to tlio degree of disability, If disabled
but partially by disease, wounds or other hijurless
incurred lu line, of duty. Many bslicve that only
those Buffering from wounds euu collect pensions.
This is a mistake. All soldiers arc entitled, if
they prove their disability, of whatsoever nature,
was contracted iu the. line of duty and United
i Slates 6ervke. Claims should be made at once.
as officers die aud become scattered, and the pen
ious cannot sometimes be obtained for lack (if
evidence.
The act of Congress above refeircd to has been
signed by the President, and nil entitled may
u-.uko application for their additional $100
through A; N. Briee, Ksq., agent of the National
Co-operative Petition, Bounty und Claim Ageucy.
Bruuuh office, S-jnbury, Pa.
Eveuytuino is becoming "Dolly Vardenish."
We have been asked lately the meaning of the
"Dolly Vardeu" dress. It Is an over dress ucar
ly similar to a polonaise ; it is used ns a house
dress and Is trecomlug very fashionable. Dolly
Vardeo Is a character iu Dickens' novel of B.-i-imhv
Iiude. She was a locksmith's daughter, a
lively coquette, and the garmeut now named
after her ft a revival of the style oru iu Eng
land ut the period the story U laid. Whether
the fortunate youug lady after whom the fash
ionable dress of this summer Is named wat given
to wearing materials of a startling loud color
uud putteru Is not stated. Sometime ago, how
ever, nu Inspired modiste rechristeued what was
known as "cretonnes," and called them "Dolly
Varon. Tlic imuio flr couAiipH t.n chintzes,
but it spread to other materials, aud now whole
costumes, whose like was never seen on sea or
shore, are named after the charming aud coquet
tish little daughter of a Loudou locksmith.
Siiamokis Items. We gleau . the following
items from the'Shamukin Jftrald of this week I
The Northumberland. C'puuty National Bauk
Las declared a semi-annual dividend of 5 per cent.
. Joseph Shoch, a Pollsluoan, employed at the
Enterprise Colliery, had his face and head se
verely cut, uud back (njured by tt full of coal, on
Tuesday. .. ' ;.
Ground has beeu broken for a new Catholic
church, -ou Sbnmoklu street. It will occupy
nearly tbe cutire front of three lots and over half
their depth, baviug a fruntnge of 70 feet, and a
depth of 115 feet. The tower will be 180 feet In
height, 'It will be built of bammer-drcescd stoue,
with slate roof". , The auditorium is calculated
to seat 1,000 persous, aud the basement t50.
The c ist is estimated at (80,0X1.
Chas. T- llallowcll, ear ageut for tbe P. & fc.
and Pui. R. Roads was promoted to an ad
vanced uppoiulmeut, with headquarters at WiU
llanisport. ' .
A baft passed ilowe , the West Branch, ktst
week belonging to Uigler ib Sou, 310 feet long,
said to be the longest that over )ssed down to
market. The Pilot was 'Hugh McCube', of Port
Pejiu, aud was UCuded at its puiee of destloatiou
III good couditlou, showing' that "Hughey"
knows bow to run a raft. Muney Luminary. ,
SovEBcmr has been fool enough to waste good
ink and pnper In pruitlug a book eutiUed "Lsc
turetW iMarjried Men," 'Just as though they
would, bur that which they jet for oothlcjr every
i nig bt rj"rjr
Bad AooinilhAiA tWretptfnvlent al Crescent,
this county, writes lit that ou Monday last a dU
ttesslng aeel Jt occurred on thu Northern Cent
ral Railroad, yt ; JJi'Dburnville, nbint W miles
above Wllllnmsporf. As a freight train was
about leaving that rtatlon several sulntl boys got
apon one. or tha rat hitondlnf to ride a short
distance and than Jump off. Id Jumping 40" a
llttlo ton of Henry Cnpp, 6f HopbnrnTlIle, aged
ubott eleven Jeaia, slipped , and fell under the
wheels, and bad both of bl logs out off Just
above the topa of his boots, and from whort they
Were cut off, tip to tho body, they wera terribly
cut and me ogled, the flesh being torn off In
pieces, and leaving the bonei and Joints exposed.
It was a terrible eight to behold. Tbe poor lit
tle fellow was perfectly jenatbte to the Jatt mo
ment of his Ufa. The accident occurred about
4 o'clock, p. m., and he lived until RX p. m.,
when death volieved him of bit pufferlngt.
3Jwy Luminary. i .
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Accident at f nit Mill. Last week two ac
cidents happened at the Watsontown Lumber
Co.'s saw mill. Ou Tnetday Mr. E. G Wykoir,
a filer, was unfortunate, enough to have a piece
of machinery' fall on Ll foot. The Injury was
quite tevere, and sometime will elapse before he
will beaolt to reaumo work. ' i
On Saturday afternoon, Mr. John Vanfosscn,
engineer, bad a finger caught In tome manner
or other, and received a very ugly and painful
wound.
On TueJdnV forenoon of tbfa Woek an accident
happened at Cook A Pardee's mill. ' A heavy
pressure f stcnin bnrstcd a pipe near the boil
ers, nnd for a short time tbe escape of steam and
water was terrific. Mr. Jacob Crov-ly, engineer,
was very severely scalded and ntherwlae Injured.
Dr. II. D. Hunter promptly enmo to his relief,
lie Is recovering. Wnfaonfown Record.
Bi:die; Dkatb. Ml. Elisabeth Oullagor,
aged about forty years, was found dead in her
chair, at her residonco at Luko Fhller Colliery,
at noon ou Thursday last. She Was seen by
some of tlio neighbors about 10 o'clock In the
morning, and teemed to be In usual health. It
appears she had been laboring for aome days
under,great. distress of mind, cauacd by liur hus
band deser.lng .her, aud from tho fact that un
empty whiskey liotlle "a found ou the table at
whicli she sat, it la pretty evident that oho at
tempted to drown her sorrow in It, and took an
over-dose. ''She had no childrcu.
An Inquest was held by Enij. Withlngton, nhd
a verdict .rendered In accordance with the facts.
ShamiJi'M Ueraid of lant xutek. .
The BcuouAnr Can!. Tho ens; of C. II. A.
Bancroft, ulici Calvin V. Rider, Jus. H. Smith,
o.'iun Vinton Rider, (ihesu two arc brothers,)
Chiis. J. Myers, nf( Joseph Myers, Clara Cover,
Carrie" Smith, a'.iat Hello llellcyan, Ada May,
u'.Uix Ida Guttunburg, charged wilh the robbery
of. B"ad9' &c" from llle ,;ife of thu L,ou'lll
i i' ne insurance t ompany, on mo nigiit ot i ne
of April, was takou np tor trial on Tuesday uf-
teritoon. '
Ou Weduesday afumoou the Commonwealth
closed Its evidence, When the three girls were
discharged by the Court. The evidence for the
defence was given on' Thursday morning, and
the caso was submitted to the Jury about three
o'clock in tho afternoon. ' The Jury was Out
about two hours when they returned Into Court
nnd reudered a verdict of guilty against the
brothels Rider and Myers, iu maimer aud form
indicted. Tho setence of the Court has riot yet
been pronounced. Muney Luminary.
Wheat. The wheat iu this section, to the as
touUhmeut of every person, presents a very fa
vorable appcurunoe. It was supposed by many
farmers that the severity of tho past winter had
I destroyed It to such extent, that no more than
1 half a crop could be reasonably anticipated. ;
.Since, however,- tho late rains have fallen, the I
upuciriince is favorably for a full average crop, i
and ma::y now believe that all else being equal, j
w e may have as good crop of wheat as we ever
! had iu the county. We hope the belief may j
' prove a r.'all!.". M'i.ifiu"i Zi'ivcnf. !
Tut following icli' r ni-eouipnrving the tub-
flcriptlon mony lo the Awri'ti an for the onMiiug :
ye.ir, will no doubt be read with inueli Interest
I by ttie numerous frleu.ls of the writer:
j PllAIHIE Cottaob, Ii.i.., April -It, 18TJ.
' F. H't'ivrf .Friend please find enclosed my
: subscription for Amkiiican, for the ensuing year.
e have a very cold, backward spring j larm.
crs are at least three weeks behind last year.
In the "Dmitry we hear very little polities.
This town (.lordiin), is more than two-thirds Re
publican, hence the Democrats are very quiet.
We make no distinction In our town elections;
consequently all moves off quietly ; but In the
city of Sterling the political waters are becoming
considerable agitated, the Cincinnati Convention
begini to loom up with considerable proportions.
As to myself, 1 am anxious to sec tirant re-elected,
but I do tli. nk he has been Very unfortunate iu
t lie selection of his friends. The war that has
been made on Charles Sumner by Fish, C'onklin,
Carpenter, itc., has not only been extremely un
fortunate in separating Grant and Suinnor, for
they are both honestly aiming after the same
thing; but in my Judgment, it is entirely cnex
disable. ( has. Sumner stands head and should-,
er above the Fish, ('ouklln rlnar, nnd his general
eourse wiil eventually be sustained that bo has
committed no errors, 1 do not say ; lie, tuo, ii but
human but to do a knowing wrong, never ; nor
do I think Grant would knowingly do wrong,
hence it Is those middle men who has done, and
doing the mischief. Tbe simple and wicked cry,
our country, rifi'U or uronf !' can never receive n
response from me. 1 tlimly believe In the riirht,
lu the nation, as well as Individuals, but sin
is a reproach to any people and a nation Is
just us liable to error ns au individual. 1 com-
batted this doclriue or Justifying our Oovern-
meiit (luring the Mexican war, my mind his
undergone no change since.
vt :lu Iteun-'H of siueere retard, I remain thy
file nil, ' Kuril John.
List of Letters remaining iu the Sunbury Post
Office, May 1, 1HT3:
John Baucher, Ksq., Elmer E. Boyer, Miss
Ami!,, llurn.ll, L.avina liowutan. Win. Kveret.
Win. F.vard, R. V. Kurman, Harvey Gardner,
Miss Rebecca Harlct, Miss Lizzie Korstetter,
Peier Lenkcr, lieo. S. Leuhart, Linn A Donald
son (2), Jas. Mlntr.i l, Rev. A. II. Pert., Win.
Pool, Albert Seashcltz. (Jen. A. C. Simpson.
Joseph Helling, Felix Sandbord, William Sluglil,
A. 11. reignied, Mr. I'lriek, Messrs. Wuguer :
Miuch, John D. Warner.
J. J. SMITH, P. M.
Tuf. Cai sc of Tr.urEKANCB finds some of Its
most insidious and dangerous foes in the mauv
so-cailed "touks" .uud -,iijj:ctuer," made of
cheap whisky and refuse liquors, finished up to
sun ciepravea appetites, untier the name of medi
cines. Ur. Walker's California Vinegar Bitters
are none of these. They are uot a beverage, but
a genuiuu medicine, purely vegetable, prepared
from California herbs by - regular rhvsieiaii.
For nil diseases of the stomach, liver, kidneys.
bladder, skin und blood, tbey are infallible aud
uurksUed remedy, i .1 ' 2. i ' ...
'' ' tailor's fable.'1 ' ' ' ' ,: ' "
Tue Lady's Euir.hu ob Mav. This number
ojiens with an uncommonly beautiful engraving
of "The Lady Elleyn ' who Is kueellug at au
opeuVlndow, and evidently awaiting the coming
of her owu true Knight. The Fashion designs
are as nsual, novel and stylish, and the pattern
department is amply illustrated with models for
useful and ornamental wear, suitable for ladies
of moderate means, as well as the wealthy. In
the literary department, which is as rich as usual.
we note -Pink Corals," by Daisy Ventnor i "The
OI4 Maids nt HopeUm," by. Sarah Brion ) "6bi
iu, vt Mrs. si. i.-. ryiej and Mrs. Ileury
Wood't absorbingly Interesting story of "Within
thsMaie; or,1.ady Audlnnlau't Tiuil," which
none of our lady readers, who like a aood story.
should fail to peruse. The music this month It
tne song 01 -tinei wavne." Trice. 12 t vear,
Four eoples, 16. Ele-ht uoolat faint rn i.iuii.i
f lit. "the Lady's friend' and "The Saturduy
evening roei, r i. ruoiisnea by lie con Pe
terteu, Pfrlladelphia. Single conies for sale bi
all KewaLValeu, and by toe PublisUart, j.rlce
l wa.- -- - 1
Boninvwrt'K ion 'MaV. "Travellntf by Tele
graph I Northward to Niagara," la Via title of
the leading article In Scrilnier't for May. It be
gins a dmeiiptton of the rntitufi om Wnnhliigton
to NI.'Ranl iirer tli etlll nnHtiltuod Bsltlmore
nnd lVrton,ac 'Railroad anfl'the wellnown
Northfinr Central. A most mterVistlng region
wa traretsed bf Mr. Jamea Richardson, the ao
thor of the tutfxr, ti the nrtlslt of Bcribnar't
(Inelodlng the line of .tbe Pennsylvania Central
from Philadelphia to Harrlsburg), and a part of
the results of the trip are before ut In one of tbe
most brilliantly Illustrated and entoitaloini ma
gazine artk:let of tho day. Borne or the cuts are
wondert'ul both In drawing aud engraving and
their effort it heightened by good paper and good
printing. ":-.
Hart-ek's Maoazini for May It full of the
most attractive reading matter, profusely Illus
trated. ' Of its sixteen articles, there are but five
that are not Illustrated. The Nnmber opens
w.'tu the tccond Installment of Porte Crayon't
"Mountains," illustrated with a down of the
author's most characteristic and effective draw
ings, representing soma phases of rural life In
the mountains of Virginia that belong to the
past, bnt are soon destined to disappear with tho
approach of a new ra. To read Porte Crayon's
hkeiches of country life, Is like rusticating by
proxy, lie gives ns a kind of mental vacation,
and his work contrasts pleasantly wilh that done
by most of his contemporary llteratuurs and
artists who, unconsciously perhaps, but very
materially, are affected by tbe absorbing Influen
ces of a too busy life.
- The editorial Departments are np to their best
standnrd. Tbe easy chair gives some remarka
ble representations of the power of the Press,
and especially of the news correspondent i Is pe
culiarly happy in bin description of the ball given
In honor of tho Japauc.se Embassy, and gives a
Judicious critical estimate of Gcorgo Kliot's new
story "Mlddlemareh."
Amoug the attractive features promised by the
publishers fbr Snbacfiuent numbers Is n series of
papers by' Emilie Castelar, the Spanish states
man, on 'The Republican Movement In Europe,'
to be commenced in the June Number.
Business Ketlecs.
SraiNO and Si mmsh styles of Huts are now
opcu nt S. Faust's store, on Market street.
Nocktles, Collars, Cuffs, and Gentlemen's Fur
nishing Goods, ucwstylcfi, are sold at low prices.
Thimdi.k's grocery Is the place to buy cheap.
Everything In the grocery line Is kept- there.
Ham, shoulders, dried beef, and Ash of the first
quality are sold nt Trimble's.
J. F. bciiAFFKit continues to make up the best
of clothing. His Spring and Summer goods are
first-class. His suits made to order, please every,
body.
Doi.l-Y Vahdins at Welmer's.
Ikisii Poim.ins at Welmer's.
Fi.Ain Poi'i.ins nt Welmer's.
Plain Poplin s at Welmer's.
, Chintzes al Welmer's.
Si-kino Shawls at Welmer's.
An endless variety of Goods for Ladles', Gent's
and Childrens wear.
Call and see for yoarselves.
No trouble to show Goods.
Tun best of new Groceries are kept ut J. O.
Trimble's.
A nf.w lot of goods has Just bf.en opened ut
Trimble's.
Bur your best Coffee and Tea at Trimble's.
Tun finest nud Mackerel are fouud at Trimble's
Grocery. , ... .
All kinds of Canned and Dried Fruit will be
found nt Ti inible's.
Evkhttiunu iu the Grocery Hue can be pur
chased at Trimble's cheap.
A i. aiioc assortment of boots and shoes are
just being opened at tha Excelsior boot and shoe
store of Win. II. Miller, on Murkct Square. He
ha a 'general variety to Select from, and all of
the latest Spring style. Calt and see them.
N'o Etii.'ALS Sri.iiNiiiD Goods asdFasuiona
iii.k Srirs ma nit rr. The most complete assort
ment of cloths, cussimcrcs, Ac., have been open
ed at T. G. Nott's tailor store, on Third street.
They have beeu selected from the Ii3t establish
ments in New York aud Philadelphia, und sur
passes all Mr. Nott's past efforts to select some
thing th.it every me may be sniind. Krcryini'ig
of the latest style of geutltmen's goods for wear
ing apparel now graces the shelves of this magnifi
cent establishment. The prices too arc snth that
every ore run proenie u r.cnt serviceable ankle.
These goods will h? made up t.i ouler, cqi-.ii to
ai.v liinnufacf.ned in the chief, while tl:ev will I ri
be Mitch nu rc tTvl.:e.liV. Call ard tee tbe fin.
tthtortM.Mit b-ftire. p-.r"h:is!n'' eWwVii.
A Sri'Luiou urlicie of Wheotrtnl Hi:cl'.icat
Flour, and Corn Meal, b sold at J. G. Trimble's
Grocery nt a low price.
Spocial Xotioefu
On .tlurriage. Essays fur Yor.ng Men, on i
Great Social Evils and Abuses, which Inu-rfcre
will. Marriage, and ri.iu the liiii4nee of thou- j
sands, with sure means of rcliof for tbe Erring I
and L'nfoiluiiale, deceased am) debilitated. .Sen I
iu sealed letter envelopes, free of charge.
Address, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth St., Pliiladelphia, Pa. j
A IlautlsiOiiio Mu,la-he.
MOUfcTACHE.
Prof. St.Crolx's EreuebCoin
poiind, the Vrctit Hair Grower,
will produce n liixurlent Mou
WHISKERS.
MOUSTACHE.
WI1ISKEU8.
MOI STAI HE.
WHISKERS.
stache or Whiskers on the
smoothest face. Pieasant to
use,
Sent lo any address on
receipt of Fifty Cents.
II. T. BOND, Chemist.
E. Cor. Tenth nud Chestnut Sis., Phila.
Feb. 17, lb7a.-ly.
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TO THK St FI F.KI.VCl.
The Rev. William II. Norton, while residing
in Brur.il as a missionary, discovered in that
land of medicines a remedy for Cossimi'TIon,
Scuori'LA, Soua Thkoat, Covoiih, Colus,
Asthma, akd Nekvoi'S Vkaknem.h. This-remedy
has cured myself after all other wedlciuts
had failed. . ,
Wishing to benefit the suffering. I will send
the recipe for preparing nnd usinij this remedy lo
all who desire 11 Fit EE OF CII AUG E.
Please send an envelope, wlih your name and
address ou It. .Vidros,
Rev. WILLIAM II. TiORTON,
(i7li BlUiAUWAT,
Oct. 1 1 lt7! ly. New Voiik Citt,
Nuubury Vraiu fc rtdiee Mttrket.
COHlWt'TF.ll WBBMLlf BT H1L A UBKINSKH.
GitAih Choice White Wheat
Best Amber, Winter
Corn ,
Kve ;.
, 1 tints, (SUI llrs.).; 4........,i
. I IlShl Amber, Winter', par sack..V
:. : ... " " " barrel..
Corn Meal, per cwt.,
Pennsylvania Roll
Egos Pel dor.eu
Mkats Dried beef, pel lb .- .
Smoked Mutton ..,.a
Lahd pel lb
Fun Salt M'hile Fish, per Ib
, Trout "
Cod
Veoctablei Tumlps, per bushel ,M
Potatoes " ' ,.;.,.';
' ; ' Onions
, Beans, " court
O J. Hrtnimv. "
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....rl 50
SO
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Daiao FnfiTa Dried Applet, per ft.
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.AOST1 AiIPJPEA-L
To Poliilitatod rcrsons,
l'o Dyspuittic, -, .4 r !
- ln su fii ri ii froni LI vor CMifiilaiot,'
To Uiobo littvins ftO ApPotite,
,To Mi ota with lliukea Dtwn Costlia
lt; i. -; i
.To Ncrycfui People, ' i
To Children Wanting Awilj-,
oany tvillt Debilitated Digestive Orgatia,
' Or SMfJerisij; with otiy o t'te foUmning
b vqitomt, which indicuU Viaordertd Liver
Siomaoh,- v -
tuch at Con- i," "
' C stlpatlon, Iuward - 1
' ' '. Piles, rollness of
- ' ' ' Blood to tbe Head, Acid- '
, -' hy of the Stomach, Nansna, i
V; ' .. Ueu rtburn, Disgust for Food,
- : Vuliness or Weighthi the Stom-
,i ncli, Soor Emctations,Sliiklng or
' Fluttering at the Pit of the 8tom
. "T ach," Bwiiuniing of the IJead, Hur-,
rled and Difficult Breutlilmr. l lntter-
lug at thn Heart, Choking or Suffocat-'
. ing Sensations, when In a Lying Posture,
Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain In the Heart, Deflcleu
cy of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Sklu
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back. Cbet,
Limbs, ike, Sudden flushes of Heat,
Burning in the Flesh Constant Im
aglnlugs of Evil, nnd Great De- '
presslou of Spirits.
Hooflaiurs Oef man 'Bitters.
A Bitters without Alcohol or Spirits of any kind.
Is different from nil others.' It Is composed of
the pure Juices, or Vital Pkincipi.b of Roots,
llKiins and Barks, (or ns medicinally termed Ex
tracts,) tho worthless or Inert portions of the in
gredients not beims used. Therefore lu cine hot
tie of this Bitters there is contained nsmurh me
dical virtue ns will be found in several gallons of
ordinary mixtures. The Koots, fce., used In this
Hitters are kiowii tn Germany, their vital juK'.ei
pies extracted ir. that country by a sclenliflu Che
mist, and forwarded lo the manufactory In this
city, where they nro compounded and bottled.
Containing no splr.tuous Ingredients, tills Bitters
I? free from the objections urged against all oth
ers i no desire for stimulants can be induced
from their use ; they cannot mnko drunkards,
and ennnot, under any circumstances, have any
but n benoflciul effect.
IIOOFLAMTN (illRMAX TO.MC,
Was compounded for those not inclined lo ex
treme blilers, nud is intended for use In cases
when some alcoholic stimulant Is required In co i
nectlon with the tonic properties of the Bltlors.
Each bottle of tho Tonic contains one bottle' of
the. Bitters, combined with puree SANTA Ciit'Z
RUM, and flavored In such a manner Unit the ex
treme bitterness of the bitters is overcome, form
ing a preparation highly agreeable und pleasant
lo the palate, and containing the inediciqnl vir
tues of the Bitters. The price of the Tonic Is 1.
fiO per Bottle, which many persons think too
high. They must take Into consideration that
the stimulant used is guaranteed to be of u pure
quality. A poor article could be furnished ut a
cheaper price, but Is It not better to pay n little
more nnd have a good nrtlcle.? A medicinal pre
paration should contain none but the best ingre
dients j and they who expect lo obtain a cheup
compound, aud be beuefitted by it will most cer
tainly be cheated.
' Iloofland's) Germnu Hitlers, or
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC, with HOOF
LAND'S Pivtoithylliu Pill,
will cure you. They are the Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIERS known to tho Medical
worldi'ftnd will eradicate diseases iirisin; fiom
impure blood, Debility of the Disgestlve Organs,
or Diseased Liver, lu" a shorter time, thuu uoy
other knowu remedies.
THE WIIOI7E SUPKEME COURT OF
PENNSYLVANIA SPEAK JYOH
THESE REMEDIES.
Wuo woi:ld ask fob mohb DiosiriEn and
Sthonoeii Testimony I
Hon. GnoitoK W. Wo'Uiwaiid, formerly Chief
Justice of tlis Supreme Couit of Pennsylvania,
nt present Member of Congress from Pennsyl
vania writes i
PiiiLADixruiA, March 10th, ISO".
I tlud "Hoolland's German Bitters" is a good
tonic, UM-ful in diseotcs of the digestive organs,
aud uf great benefit In cases of debility, and
want of uervous uetion in the svstem. Yours,
inuv, udo. w. u-iieiiw a ,.i.
llou. James Thompson, Chief Justice of the S-.i-
pieinu Court of 1'cuiisylvauia.
. , , lmi.,sj,.r.:.i":iu, April 2?, 13C,7.
I consider ' If Holland's German Uitters" n val
uable mc'iinne i t ''use of r.ttaoks ot Indlge.-tion
"r pysp'-pM, 1 can certify uit? iro:n my exiie-
nee or It.
Vo'irs, JAMES 't iiOJi f'boi.'.
i If .it. Orirt.Tr St'Ai.EW'eoo, Justice tf the Sa
l preme Court of PennsyH-.iula.
I I'uiLAiiKi.i'iiiA. Junii l, iir,s.
I I have fmind by experience that "lliwdland's
I German Bitters" is a very goo J tonic, relieving
dvspeptlc Svtnptoins alinosl dii-eetly.
I ' GEORGE SMAK&WOOD.
Hon. B"m. F. Iloitrt. Mavor of the Cilv of Bui
i falo, N. Y.
; Mayor's Ollice, Buffalo, June U2, 1S0B.
I 1 have used ''II -villain' German Bitters and
I Touic"' iu uiy I'uiuiiy during. Hie iiyl ywr, und
j cau lecoaiuieiiil Ihem as an excellent Ionic, iin
l purling tone and vigor to thn system. Their nse
I 1ms besn productive of decidedly hiir:li'1l cf-
ecis. mm. r, uiji.LUS.
lion. Jnmtt if. H'voW, Ex-Mayor t.f Williams-
fort, Pa.
lake t'reat ldeiisure lu reeoniincinlii s "Hoof-
i land's Guinnin Tuni, ' to anyone who may be
n.n:......i u :.i. ibuc-,..-... i i,..a IU. II. ,
so uailiy 11 was iiiiiismijic lo heeji an.v luim un
my stouiacli, nnd 1 became so weak n not to be
able to Walk half a mile. Two bottles etlectud u
pel feet cure. JAMES M. WOOD.
.1 II- I. . 1.. . I, I. . . I I
1 REMEMHER
THAT
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN HITTERS,
,;' . .- . - ; :
IIOOFL.VXIVS G HUMAN TONIC,
Will Curo every Case of
MARASMUS,
or AVusting away of tho Roily. I
REMEMBER
i(tf
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN REMEDIES'
Are' the medicines you require to purll'y the
B'ood, txeite tbe torpid Liver to healthy action,
nud lo ena'.iie.you lo puss safely through liny
I Ism dships or exposuio.
DR. HOOFLAND'S
PO D 0 P 11 Y L L I N ,
or substitute for Mercury Pills. Two Pills a
Dose. The most Powerful, yet Innocent Cuthar
tic knowu.
It la not necessary to take a handful of these
Pills to produce the desired ert'ect i two of them
act quickly und powerfully, cIcuiisiiiK the Liver,
Stomach and Bowels uf all Impurities. The
principal Ingredient Is PodophyWn, or the Alco
holic Extract of Mandrake, which Is lT many
times more powerful, acting and searching thau
the Maiidrakitself. Its peculiur action is upon
the Liver, cleaning It speedily from all obstruc
tions, with all tho lwf r of 'Mercury, yet free
from the injurious results attached to tho use of
thut mineral.
For all diseases, iu wtnoii tho use of a cathar
tic is iudicatud, then pills will give entire satis
faction lu every case. They never fail.
In cases of Liver Couiplulnt, Dic psiu und ex
treme cosllveucss, Dr. Hootlu lid's Herman Bit
ters or Touic should be used iu connection wilh
the Pills. The tonic ellbcl of the Kilters or To
uic builds up the system. The bitters or Tonic
purillcs the. Blood, streiiL'thcus the Nervus, legu
lutes the Liver, aud gives strength, enemy and
vieor. . 1 - -r-
Keep your Bowels netlvqwlih the Tills, and
lone up t he system with Bitters or Tonic, und no
disease can reXaln the bold, or vu assail yon.
Recollect that It is DR. HOOFLAND'S GER
MAN Remedies that nie to univertully used nnd
highly recommended 1 and do not allow the
Druggist to induce you to take anything else
that he may say Is Just as good, because he
makes a larger profit ou It. These Remedte will
be seut by Express to any locnlltv, upon applica
tion lo the PRINCIPAL' OVFK E, at Hm GER
MAN MEDICINE STORE, MI ARCH ST.,
PHILADELPHIA. " . . -
CHAS. M. EVANS, Propriolor.
Formerly C, M. Jackson dfc Co. These Reme
dies ara for Bale by Druggist, Hterikseitri, acd
MtdislHt Peelers rvr? htr. '
So fibtztizmt nis.
Spring ad Hammer OpesilBg
or
MILXl.KCKT GOOfiHv
IlstCa fttid Bdnncta, j Trimmed ud
A.li.:. Uotrimmod, ,v.
UIBBON8, FLOWEItS.
WREATHS, LACES, fee.,
all uaw stylos.
Crape Vellst or nil Grade.
CRAPE II ATS Ais D 150N N F.T8,
and everything usually kept In a Millinery Store.
Call at
M. L. GOSSLF.R'8 Store,
45 South Fonrth Street, below tbe S. V. K. &.,
- . ' ' i"8tTKB0BT,PA
. April), 1ST. : -tn. t
TO THE L.tIIEMt
GBAjTiD OPEN'INO OF
Millluory Inna I'MTiejr Ooodd.
Spring styles of HATS nnd BONNETS, trimmed
nud liutiimmcd. All tbe latest styles In
STRAW, CHIP, LEor-IIOHN, CACTUS,
Neapoll'.uu, Wsterproof, Ae. fleheol Hats and
. flan Hi-tj.
Trimmings Sibbons, Fiowcrs, Ltcoi, Ac.
tiloves, Collier le (jritcc, ( j ape,
Crops Veils, Tissues, Neeklloa. Enmser, Wur.
tier Co.'a Pntlenis, and alt the Kjulug
' styles of. XIUlnnryGnoilf.
Call and see my choice assortment. '
MIeS 1.. WEtREK.
Market Strct, one door wist of Oci hart's on
fectioiiery dure.
April JJ0, 197a.
i 1
3III.LI.Knv.
Sl'mKO,HTYI.ES
nt thn t
CENTRAL MILLINERY STORE OF
Every kind of Milllue ry Goods, embracing
Iliita, llouueta, Nrhool lints. Crape
jssiisi nisti uoiiiieiH,
Ribbons nnd Flowers, Triminiuga of every de
sciipiiou, and even- kind of cooris nsoaity keut
in a millinery establishment, cn'n be had ut her
store at the lowe-.t pi Ices. The very best In the
Philadelphia market has been selected, to which
the ladies ni'e invited to exumiue and hi couvlu
ced." '- . MIPS L. SHISSLEE,
Maikct Square, Sunbury, I'a.
April 20, 1S72.
AgeulK lVnated Tor tho New Work,
out . iiiLimi: 1
on, . :
How to Make nnd Keep' tlictn Ilcaltlijf
lir Acol'Stvs K. Gakonkii, M. P.,
J.0U.-1 Profeor lii 'ew Yoik Medical On'.lece.
It treats of Amusements, Elucatiou, Physical
Development, Diseases, Accidents, Marriager,
Ac, Imparting a vast anvunt of Talnable infor
m itlon coniuehe to thkllenlth. Happiness, t.nd
Welfare of the Young. Wiltten iu a pleasiujr
style, it is exceedingly interesting, as wl as instructive.-.
- .' , . , .
: Kvary Family shoulrl'liftve lt, ard no Parent
can afford to be without It. 8nd f'r Circulars
giving full particulars, . .
; DuFFIELI) ASIlMEAT), Publisher,
711 Snnsom Street, Philadelphia.
TO HOOK AGENTS.
.MARK TWAI.VS XEW UOOU,
"ROUiillING IT,"
Is ready for Canvassers. "No book is l-okcd f-r
more impatiently than this, uud agents will do
well to get lenitory for it hS early us possible.
Applv for Circulars uud terms to .
DL'FFIEI.I) ASn.MF.AD, Publisher,
711 Saosom Mit.it. Philadelphia.
iSsxs-q
FANCY; SILK GOODS,
,i V I""''-.,
361 BROADWAY, HEW YORK,
Import?!- rnu 1f.jT)fer of
Cori EiEC sni GraiiiRiDMs,
1H ULl COLORS' AND WDTHS.
TK1IJ05 AKD SCTET GILES, -TTOCUOISS
and VSLCTIP.P,
English Crppos, Cronadir.es,
Tissues, Laccr , Clings,
M'llITK COTTON T.tlllJDWiS
NECK TIES, DRESS. EUTTJT, IZ. j
Mat-h SO, 1ST'. -''.'.n.
a ia2ti'i'i'.iiTi.i: iiui.xi !
l.KiHT 'F..il,Al;T6 iiAS, Al t'NR-FUJII'i ii 1
" IIP. COffT ! .I'niicoi bexloJid. No i-l.inin-y !
or wick used. .
Meu desiring a Prolltable ll.isiue s, cm secure
the exclusive ilht fur ill? s.i'.e ( Dyoit's I'ai-i.t
Caihotl lias L!t;Ut Burners and Oil.Vwr Countiss
and States. Write fur iuloi illation or call "a i
M. 11. DVOTT, I
No. 1H Soulli Second rtrei-l, Phiia., P.i.
N. B. ( iiiirclis fuiiiisfifd wilh Chandelier
ami Lumps of every description, 25 per cent,
cheaper tlmu ut any other cstabiUkuitnl lu ihe
country.
March 23, lSK.-3m. .
I'.Mtnlr or JtiTiu Michurl, DtcriiHtMl.
"VOTlCEls bert hv iriren.Th it Utters of Ad-
!. iniiiUiiatlon have been granted lo the mi
ilerslgiied, ou the rslntu of Jou M irii.vKi.. luta
f Lower Malianoy lonnshiii Norlliuinherlntrl
coumy. Pa., deceased. All persons knowing j
themselves indebted to said esl.il e ur rcUestea '
to ihul.e Immediate imynieiit, biiJ those havluif I
ciauuB to ireseul tnein tor iwttleiiicr.i.
Ii. M. IH'liU, AdinimstiHtot.
Lowef- Mahuiioy twp., March lsT--.-.
I'.htulo ot'C'kurle tosl-r, Dee'U.
TOTICEIs hereby j;lvcu th.it letters of nil-
luiulstiiiiioii liaviug bern giautd to the 1111-
deiVigucd on Iho estate of Charles (,c.s!rr, late
of II. e borouu'li of Sunbury, N-rlheuiUrlsiel
county. Pa., de used. All porsous lu Ii lited to
said estate uru reins-ted to inaUr ininiediate pay
mint, and those bavins; claim to present them
duly uutbdUlicateJ for sfiiteiimnt.'
MAKU A RET (iOSSI.EU,
, , Adniinibt.-utlx.
UAIAII E. GOSSLFU,
Adminisirat-i
Sunbury, Apri6HIT2. fit.
Atliuiultt ralor'h Nolli-e. r
"VTOTK'E is hereby alven, that lclleis of Ad
O-N inla'utrntiou having beeu grautrd to the
uuieVatgiiei, un tha estate of IhhihviAI Kk
hacu, late of Lower Mahauoy towiithip, Nor
tliuiubiirlaud county, Pa., deceased. All persons
indubled Iq.ssii clan are rvquusted to luuke
immediate payment, and those having claims lo
preseut theui for sellleiueut.
WILLIAM EEAPACII,
. - Adniiuistrator.
Lower Malianoy twp., March So, ISiii.-tit.
Ilstutc or Itaeiifl Ilttoier, I.ule of
Juckaou lovtuahiii, dt-reusied.
TOTICE It hereby given, that letters of Ad
.l miuistratiou have be.u ((raiiited to the un
dersigned, on tbe estate of Ka U' t. HouVKjt, lull
of Jucksoii tawusfiip, Korthninberlsiid county,
Pa., deceased. All persons ludeblud to said tt
lute are ren.uei-.ed to make iinmediaie payment,
and those haviujf claims to prdseul them tor eU
tlsrnent. ' '
Z. T. trnttVER, A.. k- v,.t r.
J't'li twp., fsrrt SO, 16'.2 ,(. '
mo. ta tse rwh m m an
II Es st nasBr mm Id a
3m
rnmm' mm
HOUSEKEEPERS!
OBT THE BEST ! ,
The No'vetlty
Has the
Patent flange Cog Wheels cn both ends
of the Rolls.
T3IC NOVELTY
Rolls separate freely at either end.
THE JOVELTV
Has the Patent Cuj-Ted Clamr .
TJir iovEMv v - . tf' ... .
Is the easiest woiklnr Wrlnr.
ti;
:i: xoveltv -
ls the fitrnncsit Wrlnrs. .
THE MM'ELTY
-'Is the most durable Wrlujrsr.
These 'with other advantage malt it mots
desli-shle than enyothefi - "
No Practical Housekeeper can afford to hit a
Wringer un'.ll she has examined the Novrliy.
Try it and sutlsfy yourself that It is the BEST.
Sold everywhere.
Bailey "Washing & WRixaijto Ma
chine Company,
s?0,4w 102 Chambers Strtet, New York.
MUNEY
MAD; TtAPlDLY with Stencil
and Key Cheek Outfits. Cata.
Iftirue, Samples aud full particulars FREE.
n'.'y,-tw S. M. SrExCRK, liratlleboio, Vt,
GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS.
Do yon want ifri aeency, local or traveling,'
with uu opportunity to make fiO to $9IO a
day selling our new strand White Wire
Clothes Lines 1 They las', forever t sample
rrce. Send for circular. Addiess at once
Hudson Kiver Wire Works, cor. Water St. and
Maideu Line, N. Y., or S40 W. Kundolph St.,
Chicago, in. ; ' a20,4w
fJot the Only Ntandnrd Hook of the
kind published. A $10 saved venrly by all who
pos.i it. HOREHOMrsa-
vassi'ig for Voi:mah'9 Dictionaht iF Evrt
DaT VWms, contaiillujr 20,0tiu Eeceipls In every
llepartmeiit In Human Euort, than in any other
possible way. From f 15 to $40 a week Insured.
It Is for overy Housekeeper, Farmer, Trade aud
ProfeMlon. Vor the Sick and Well. A lellable
book of peimnneul value to every wide-awake
progressive person. It ssils iuelf. Extra terms.'
AdJrcsa, F. M. Ub'-v, 139, Eighth SUJ Y. 4w
Three Years in a Man Trap!
. A companion to 'Teii Night's in a BJlr-Rootn,'
by T. 3. Arthur, (the most p.lpuisto Ameiksii.
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01, Mil Were a GMIfl AEaifl!
sihs the weary and exl.aus led on, us ihe lunguor
sa I Insniluiie of sprnij; eomes iik.u him. Come
and ieceie vior uurt strength ttoui the wonder
ful South Anierieau Tonic
J TJRUBEBA.'
Long and success fuhy used iu it native eouotry,
as a puwrrfut Tome uud Potent l'linfJer of the
Uiood, It is found eveu lo exoeed the snli ipsttons
loiindod on its ureal icpuiauxii. Aci-ordinif U
I ins medical and scientific pel lodicals of l.ondou.
and Paiis, If posseses ins Mo j-uuuriui jouic
iropert: koowu to Materia ilfaica.
DR. WELLS' EXTRACT OF J'JRUBEBA
Is a perfect remedy for all diseases of the Ulood,
Organic Weakness, Lilanduious Ti.mrt, Dropsy,
Scrofula, Inleriiul AUies, auil will leuiote
ail ubu unions ut tlis Liver, gpleuu, luUkHutas,
Uterine and L'riuurj Oig ius.
- U t stinglbimiDyr und uourMitns:, Like a.
trieious fo.nl lkeu inialbo SU-iuiwh, ll iaL
lutes and diffun s iiseif ibivujh the ciriulatloa,
uivinr lifc-or and heulth. I . .
It regaiutis the buwtls, iu'.cls thetients V'
direct!) on iLc sei'iatAtir argaus, aud, hskiLSk puia.
erful i'ouir nud reionuc wU4H''Wr,'a.ca "'V
sud vigorous anion lo the wlole tysisin. I .