iunbitrj American.
SUNBURY, MAY 25, 1872.
' llnllroad Time Tables.
" N. C. R. W. F.ast. P. E. R. R Wbst.
. liirlo Ex I've 12:5 m m' Erio Mall, I've 1 :00 m
Erie " " 9:80 lAceotn. " 0:15 "
EltnlraMull " 11:05 " Niagara Ex " 13:40 p m
NlanraEx." 4i40 p nvElmiraMtill " 4:35"
Erle Ex. " 6:60
tnAMOBIN DIVISION J. C. R. W.
LitAVi ' AnnivK
Snnburjr at 11 :W d ra; At Banbury 9:5 a m
" 4:40 p m " 4:00 p m
D. II. & W. R. R.
LeaTo Sunbury r:20 a. m. Arrive at 8.35 p. m
SUXUCRT & LKW1STOWN R. R.
LEAVB I AKRIVB
Bunbary at 7:80 a. m. At Sunbury 1:40 a. m.
4:00p.m. " " 7:40 p.m.
Accident Insurance Tickets can be "had of J.
Shlptnnn, Ticket Atrent at the Depot.
Bbwinq Machines.-MIss Caroline Duliusts tho
agent for the sale of the best Sewing Machines
In existence, vlx i "The Improved Singer,"
"Grover & Baker," "Ilowe," and "Domestic,"
which are constantly on hand and sold at rea
sonable prices. She Is also agent for the cele
brated Frantz and Pope Knitting Machine. Call
Rnd see them. OH:e on Market ttrcet, east of
the railroad.
Mork New Ooo9. Miss L. Yfelser has again
replenished her stock of Mllloeiy goods. Her
store Is constantly thronged with customers,
buying some of the handsomest goods brought
to tins place.
Ir any of onr readers have anything they wish
to dispose of, and which, has heretofore been
slow sate, let the-n name it "Dolly Vardcn" and
advertise the same through the American.
Attkntion Fiiip.mkn ! A meeting of the Sun
bury Btenm Fire Co. will be held, in their kail,
on Wednesday evening, May 9th, to make nr
rausements to participate In the decorative ex
ercises of the '.loth. A full attendance requested.
Tnt Post Ofllcc, at this place, Is to bo made a
money order ofllec about the first of July next.
The bond of our postmaster have been sent on
to the department. This will prove a great con
venience to the public.
9TnAwnn:uT and Ice Cream Festival.
WuhiiH,'lou C'arr.p, No. 10 P. O. S. of A., of
this place, will ho'.d u Strawberry and Ice Cream
festival, in tho Court House Hull, commencing
on Monday evculng, Juue 17lh, 187U, and to con
tinue for threo cvoniuge. "
The slate gravel hauled on the side walk as a
substitute for a pavement, on Third street, near
the Lutheran church, doc not correspond well
with the ii'.lrr pavements, nor is It In acenrdnuco
with the paving ordinance. Will the Chief Bur
gess take a louk at It 1
Exclusion. An excursion train will leave
this place this (Friday) evening, ut 0 o'clock, p.
in., on the D. II. &. W. R. 11 , far Puuviilo, for
ths nccomcicjntlou of thoe who wish to attend
1 T. Barnum's Great Show, and return the
awe night.
Tnos. O. Nott, the nobby tailor, is making up
some of the best fitting suits ever witnessed In
Sunbury. Ills stock of goods appears to be ad
mire! by everybody, aud a better litleetinn can
ba mado than In uinny establishments In the
city.
Lrcrrr.is PoStponeii. MltS Hamlin was to
have iKivur?i lnr lecture of "'Faces at the Win
dow," in this place last Wednesday evening.
On aceouut, however, of tho iucleninury of the
wrdtlis.', it was thought b.vt to ps.-tpoue It nntii
next Tuesday evening, .May SSth, at which time
It will be delivered In the M. E. Clmivb, fkf.e.
ltEsiasrc We understand that Rev. G. J.
Burton, rector of St. Matthews (FiiHcopn!)
C'hnrch, of this place, hns resigned to take charge
of some charitable Institution In Philadelphia,
connected with the church. His departure will
be sincerely regretted by not only his congrega
tion, but by all who knew his sterling worth ut.d
uuassuinlng character.
Festival. Washington Camp, No. 143, P. O.
8. of A., of Northumberland, will hold u festi
val in Scott & Lewi' store room, iu that place,
commencing on MoaXy evening, June 10th,
1S7J, uud to continue during tho entire week.
Strawberries und ice cream will bo served in
nhundance. All are Invited to attend.
Tns Grand Lodge of Odd Fellow? of Pennsyl
vania met at Philadelphia, on Tuesday last, and
bas been in session during the past week. A.
N. Brlce, Esq., Is Representative of Sunbury
Lodge, No. 203 ; S. It. Boyer, Esq., of Fort Au
gusta Lodge, No. C'JD i and Em't Wilvert, of
Stone Valley Lodge, No. SGL They nil left on
Monday last for the city.
The Executive Committee of the Northumber
land County Agricultural Society will meet at
Burr's Hotel, Northumberland, ou Saturday,
June 8th, 1S7J, at 11 o'cotlt, a. m. A full at
tendance is requested us business of Importance
will be transacted. At the same time and place
the committee on pilnting will declare tho let
ting. Jos. Bird, Pres't.
Township clerks are required, within sixty
d.iys after the annual Spring elections, to make
out aud publish a full aud complete statement of
the linancial condition of such townshipivuuder
peuulty cf fifty dollars. In several counties iu
this Slate where this law was disregarded suits
have been brought by the tax-payers and the
penalty was collected. By observing the law
township clerks may save themselves and fiiouils
the trouble und expense of litigation.
Death bt Spotted Feveh. On last week
(.'has. Bright, Esq., "V this place, was attacked
with spotted fi-rcr at Wilkeibarie, where ho was
employed in au Engineer Corps, aud was brought
home to his family. He soou became uncon
scious and remained in that condition until Sat
urday evening, when death euded his sutlerings.
In the deceased our town has lost a good citizen,
upright and honest iu all his dealing he gained
a host of fiieuds. Lust spring he was elected to
the office of Justice of tho Pacc, but decliued to
serve. He leaves a wife aud six children to
mourn his loss.
Ouu Borough Council still coutiuuo on the
march of Improvement In our borough. We no
tice among the latest ucU the appointment of
is policeman for Iheburough, and the securing of
a room for a lock-up. The Chief Burgees is
certainly deserving of considerable praise for get
ting ibis Important matter arranged without cost
to the lux -payors. The polleeuiau was tendered
to him at the exi'caseof parties outsHc the town,
und ure well satisfied that the council could
not have made a better choice. Mr. Roach bas
bad mauy years experience In the city and will,
bo doubt, render perfect satisfaction lo our citi
zens. Evil doers can depend on bein j promptly
brought to justice when thej o:ne under his ob
servation, :.J to will attend to l.'.s duties prompt
ly and fearlessly. A room has been secured, la
Hie Jill, f.r it luck-up, and we would suggest
(hat it hz named after the (list Inmate pluced in
thai InMilutio-i, so that ttW 0 , desirlmj In have
t'leir u&uie ijioiurtaliu ia criiniual hUtory
HtU kUuW LlMt'fuO i u .i.inrilish such an
AH, ' "
Roldlers meeting.
In pursuance of ft tail published In the several
papers of this place, a meeting of the soldier of
Sunbury and Tlclnlty was held In the Engine
House nail, an Bnturday evening Inst, to take
each actions a might be deemed necessary to
secure the erection of a monument to be dedica
ted to the memory of thoso soldiers of onr county
who offered themselves a willing sacrifice upon
the altar of our country In the Into struggle for
the preservation of national unity.
The meeting organized by the election of
J. J. Smith as President, and lieber Painter as
Secretary.
A. N. Brlce, Esq., being called upon, briefly
stated the object cf the meeting.
On motion, It was llttohtd. That n committee
of fifteen be appointed, whose duty It shall be to
draft a plan for the organization of a Soldiers'
Monument Association of Northumberland coun
ty to seenro the co-operation of tho soldiers
throughout the county ) to transact such busi
ness as may tend lo the accomplishment of tho
object of this meeting to fill vacancies which
may occur In the committee and to submit a full
report of theli procctdlngs, for approval, to a
mass meeting of the soldiers of the county, to be
called by the President, when it f hall be deemed
necessary for tho further Instruction of the com
mittee or tho eulargcroeut of Its sphere of action.
The following persons were then chosen by tho
meeting as said committee, viz : A.N. Brlce, P.'
II. Moore, Hrber Painter, Gen. J. K. Clement, J.
J. Smith, T. S. Shannon, L. M. Yodcr, 8. II.
tCnowles, G. B. Cadwulladcr, D. C. Dlssiugcr, H.
G. Thatcher, Chas. J. Fox, K. M. Buchcr, H. F.
Maun and L. H. Ease.
On motion, Gen. Clement, T. 8. Shannon and
Heber Paiuter were appointed a committee to
draft a plan or organization to be submitted to
general committee at their first meeting.
On motion, It was Iir$olrtJ, That tho papers
of the county be requested to publish the pro
ceedings of this meeting as well as the future
proceedings of tho committee created thereby.
On motion, the meeting adjourned subject to
the call of the Prcsideut.
J. J. Smith, President.
This movement Is not instituted In any local
spirit or for the attainment of uuy local ends, but
iu response to the suggestions, nnd ut the solici
tation of citizens In ditl'erent portions of Hie coHn
ty. Tho Town Council lias promptly set apart
sufficient ground whereon to erect a monument.
It Is therefore earnestly hoped, and (Irmly be
lieved that the advances made toward the accom
plishment of the above object, by the committee,
will be, cordially received and seconded by the
soldiers in the different boroughs nnd townships
throughout tho county, In tho spirit which dic
tates thni that of Justleo lo, and love, honor
nnd respect for those of our late comrades who
laid down their lives that tho Republic might
live iu its uuity, power and greatness, aud a de
sire to Inscribe the evidence of their devotion and
patriotism their death on a durable marble
tablet, that while we baud down to future gene
rations tho fruits of their sacrifice, so may we
also h ind with It their memoiics and examples,
that neither may be lost in the far distant future.
It Is not worthy of this pioneer county of one of
the pioneer Commonwealths of this great si.-ter-liood
of States lo forget her dead, or to be tardy
in rendering H1I3 simple act of Justice to the
memory of her suns, many of whoso unmes aro
to-day unrecorded, save In the unattainable rolls
buried i:wny lu the vaults of tho Adjutant Gene
ral's Ofilce, at Washington. No marble slab, or
even wooden bead-board, marks the resting
place, or records the deeds nnd deaths of many
of Old Northumberland's bravest sous. Nation
al cemeteries c utain them not, neither do thobe
of their native county. Arc thoso of our com
rades who were torn iuto unrecognizable pieces
by the solid shot and bursting shells, to be f;r.
gotten ? Aro those who were killed and wounded
by the bullet nnd then consumed by fire, in the
wilderness and other similar fields, to be uuiv
meinbarcd I Are thoso brave men and their
heroic deaths to be consigned toobllvlon with the
passluj away of their surviving comrades f We
feel sure that thousuuds of voices throughout the
comity will exclaim, no! Then let us, nt this
season, v.'hen a grateful natlou with loving hearts
and willing hands are preparing garlands of
flowers with which to decorate the graves of thoso
whose remains lie buried In our ceniotrics, re
solve that this shall be the last occasion of the
kind on which only a portiou of them shall re
ceive this beautiful testimonial of a nation's
gratitude. That when tho next nnnual decora
tion conns rgund, we may, at one and the same
time, encircle all tho noues of our gallant dead
with one grand w reath of immortelle.
Ilrnr.R Painter, Secretary.
Decoration. The anuuul ceremonies attend
ing the dcoratlou of tho soldiers' graves will
take place on Thursday next, May Syth. It is
anticipated that the day will ho generally ob
served by the vltlseus of Sunbury, and that the
ceremonies will be unusually Interesting aud 1m
presshe. The different Ordeis und Fire Com
pany, of this place, as well as oue or more Lodges
from Northumberland, have signified their In
tention of participating iu the ceremonies. The
following orders uud suggestions of the Chief
Marshall uro published for the Information of
those concerned i
The respective Orders, the soldiers and the
Fire Company aro requested to meet nt such an
hour as will enable them to form on thu Square
promptly, nt 2 o'clock p. m., when the Marshalls
will take charge of their respective departments.
It Is respectfully suggested that the places of
business close, at least from 12 m. till 7 p. m."
Programme aud route of procession will bo fur
nished by the Marshall to the different Orders.
The Sunbury Silver Cornet Band will discourse
music on the occasion. Vocal inuoic will also
be Introduced In tho ceremonies.
Addresses will be delivered by able speakers.
The wreaths and bouquets will be prepared in
the Euglue House Hall, where douatious of flow
ers will be lhaukfully received by the committee.
Tho ladies of Suubury ure cordially nud spe
cially iuvited to contribute their influence and aid
toward inuking this occasion one worthy of 'the
object for which it has been instituted. To ".heir
efforts in the past have we beeu indebted, iu a
great measure, for the success of these tloral
testimonials of our gratitude to the dead, and we
nppeul to tbcin once more for their vuluablo aid,
feeling conlldent of receiving a prompt response,
a beautiful supply of flowers, and numerous fair
hands to manipulato Ihem luto beautiful aud
attractive wreaths und bouquets.
Lot us all. men, women aud children, unlto in
rendering this murk of gratitude lo the memory
of those who till a soldier's grave.
Geo. B. Cauwalladks,
Chief Marshall.
Sparks from burning edgings set fire to the
lumber yard of Foresman, Merrlmau & Co., at
Williamsport, ou Saturday afternoon lust, uud
before It could bo extinguished, the fire extended
to the yards of Starkweather fc Muusou and F.
Colemuu, uud altogether destroyed a hulf mil
lion feet of lumber, 400,000 lath, 200,000 pickets,
aud damaged the saw mill of Forcsuiau, Merri
man ti Co. ilwuy Luminary.
The force of laborers along the lino of the
Eastern division of the P. & E. Railroad has
b.-eu largely increased uud the wages raised from
11.50 to tl.SO per day. The number of sill un
der each rail has been Increased from an average
of 14 to 10. These chunzes
; business of the road will be hugely increased
' 4ltitif Ife Jcr HUtoulan.
Tn KmanTS of Pythias Important Chan
ges. At the annual session of the Supreme
Lodge, held la Baltlinoro on the 10th of Inst
month, ft new ritual was adopted and other Im
portant business transacted, which will probably
cot be officially transmitted to the subordinate
lodges until next fall. Among other changes is
that of renaming the officers of lodges and crent
tog a new one, to sit opposite the V. P., to bo
known as tho Junior Prelate. The Worthy
Chancellor hereafter will be known as the Chan
cellor Commander; the V. P., as the Prelate the
Guide as Master of Ceremonies t the Stcwnrds ns
Guards the Bunker as Master of Exchequer,
and so on. Several Inconsistencies lu the rllunl
have been corrected, nud tho whole work modi
fied. Tins Is tho season for tho curruui worm to
operate. Five cents' worth of whlto hellebore,
In powder, well applied, will clear a garden of
tbem. It Is a poison, and Is best applied from a
thlu bag, tied on tho cud of a slender three foot
rod. A smart tap on the rod will dlffuBo the
dust very evenly among the dewy leaves.
The curcullo Is beginning Its puncturing of the
young plums now, and if not destroyed or driven
olf, it will plant Us eggs In every plum In overy
tree, before May Is out. To Jar them down, and
catch them ou a sheet mornings and evenings Is
the only suro course.
Father Kocui met with an accident, Tuesday
afternoon, while driving to Trevorton in a sulky.
At a point near tho farm of Win. II. Marshall,
the horse was seized with the staggers, and
plunged and reared until tho vehicle was upset.
In fulling, Father Koch's foot was caught In the
wheel, and ho was dragged several yards before
he succc;dcd In extricating It. Fortunately lie
escaped with no more serious Injuries than a
sprained nuklc ond some painful bruises. Sha
mokin Ifrrald.
List of Letters remaining iu tho Sunbury Post
Office, May 2'-', 1S72:
John Basalcme, Bridget Bates, John C Becho,
Miss Carrie N. Urindle, Master D. Bright, W.
II. Bnggs, ,T,im D. Cov, Uev. A. II. Dotterer,
Mrs. Isabella Erdmnn, '(!,) Rev. W. W. Evans,
Charles Fritz, Miss Annie .. Gass, (3.) Miss
Ellen Gnyer, John Hiisrhey, Garrett V. Hunter,
Miss Annie Johnson, Miss Marv Martin, Mr.
Jerry Mallck, John W. Pntton, H. Sellers, (3,)
James C. Wallace, (2,) James Wallace, George
Ware.
J. J. SMITH, P. M.
Jotting.
Look out for patent lightning rod men.
The next State Fair will be held In Erie.
Sthawbrkries have already made their np
pearaucc. Dolly Yahden grind-stones aud Ice cream are
the latest things out.
Dolly YAitnr.s noses are the latest out. Old
topers have 'cm. "Santy Cruz" nnd "OldJa
inaiky" get up the most stunning styles.
More Intnber has been run Into the Lock
Haven boom this spring than ever before lu a
corrcfpoiiding time. The came cau be suid of
the boom nt this place.
Siiisino hy Contrast. The' lalcft wrinkle is
i for the ladies to color their nulls nnd hands a
! delicate Vermillion color, which is a pretty con
J trnst to the delicate while on tin outside.
If a person "faints," place him on his back
and let him alone j he wants arterial blood to
the bend ; and it In easier for the heart t throw
It there li: u horizontal line than perpendicularly.
For tm AMEiiifAN.
Spotted K"vor, or t'erobro Snluul
Meiit'gittiH.
HY DR. C. t. VP HE OIlAi r.
I As the abuvR disease has vitited this district
oi country n;r xnc urei utne, we understand, uud
there having b.-en much coi.iment upon it, it may
not be considered, under such circumstances,
very much out of ii:o way if the writer would
venture a few lines, rather to the citizens than to
the prulcssion of medicine. It may not be unin
teresting to the uninitiated to know where llist
seen, and where since, it has iiiade .lt appcar
uuee. It may be considered comparatively a new dis
ease (at least ns an epidemic), though it has
beeu kuowu, perhaps, us long as most other dis
eases. It has been known even ns an epidemic as
early ns the lath ond 141 1 centuries, iu Europe.
It appeared in the I'nited States in 13U0. Since
1S4S several epidemics of this disease have ap
peared iu tho United States, iu various parts of
the country.
Tho diseuse Is one of greater fatality for the
number of case than any other, death occurring
in the majority of cases withiu threo days. The
attack is sudden, and the symptoms, chills, fol
lowed by delirium, pcrhups'eotivulsi'ms, stupor,
or exceeding sensitiveness over the whole body,
and when the case recovers it is not uncommon
to leave the patient blind or deaf.
The pulse usually in the preiuouitary stage Is
slow, but soon becomes rapid ; spots may occur
on any part of the body, rarely ou the face ; they
vary iu size, often au inch lu diuuietcr, uud do
not disappear on pressure.
From the symptoms which usher lu thu dis
ease, they don't much dillcr from many other
forms of febric diseases. That it Is somewhat
difficult for the attending physician to unmis
takably diagnose the disease, and must wait for
the further development of symptoms.
But if the disease is prevalent the physician
can have good reason to suspect, aud may take
advantage of an early treatment.
It may nol b uuinteiesting to the public at
this time, while the interest exists in relation lo
this much talked of disease, to give u detail of u
case or two. Hint those who have never seeu oue
cas.', may have some idea of it.
The disease seems from microscopic examina
tion lo be a disease of the blood from poison uct
iug on it. There is beside u great tendency to
lullamuiatiou of the bruin and spinal cord, and
tho post-mortem reveals a fluidity of the blood.
The lungs aro often hypostalically congested,
nnd in the majority of eases there is found effu
sion of scrum In the brain und spinal corj, and
It is uoi uncommon to Uud serum iu the pericar
dium (.or heart case).
A case occurred iu the Pennsylvania hospital
iu UStifl. With this man, in the evening, there
seemed to be little tho matter after ten o'clock,
nt which time ho became comatose, and 60 rest
less as to require constant attendance to couliiie
him. On the following morning there appeared
several echymosed spots. On the 6ecoud day he
was found to be paralyzed on one side. He died
in 4S hours after admission to the hospital. Dis
sect Ion revealed effusion In both lateral venticles
of ihe brain, und u small quantity of puruloyd
matter. This case occurred uudertlie treatment
of J. W. Bates, M. D.
A case occurred under Doctor D.ir, of Phila
delphia, nnd which was brought into t lie hospi
tal. The Doctor says for several weeks the diog
nosis was very obscure j thought it might bo u
mild caso of typhoid fever thought him more
lazy than sick. He died, and the bruin was fouud
covered with a purulent matter, as was also the
spinal cord. There was uo marked paralysis
but only Incapacity for exertiou.
The Inquiry Is mado every day i "Is the dis
eae contagious!" The answer, so far as my ob
servation goes, is uo. This is not entirely borue
out by the opinion of some very eminent mem
bers of the profession. Dr. Dare, of PhPadelphia,
remarks : "us proving the contagi ins character
of the disease, many Incidents that look Very
much lu that direction," but would require too
much room for his views in an urlicle like this.
A cudet was tukeu ill nfler having examined a
number of case. At first it resembled a case of
malarial fever, headache, fever, tc. t but it de
vested itself a u case of severe spinal mening
Hus, with a fatal result. The proguosls in this
case is rather grave. The Doctor further re
marks i "Two cases came under my notice,
which recovered, lu one tho spots resembled
i'urpuria litiiuiumjlea. The most striking char
acteristics of the case after death was the effu
sion of scrum iu tho membranes of the brain,
aud fluidity of the blood. Death is usually the
result under uuy mode of truutmeut. Stimu
lants and tonics ure usually prescribed. Opium
has beeu recommended on the oretieal grounds.
In tho above case the physician prescribed
In obedieuce to the symptoms manifesting
themselves, which were as follows i His face
being tinged, injected conjunctiva, pulse
bounding, bowels costive, I gave a purgative,
which acted with apparent benefit. 1 met, iu the
nioruiug, a medical frleud, aud we both thought
j il resembled a case of typhoid fever. Next
j morulng petechia extended all over the body the
pulse was then very weak we used stimulants
and tonics, but he sank that nigh.."
Old author describe typhus with corehnl,
abdominal, and theoractlc symptoms. This
seems to he typhus with cerebal complications,
the petechia or characteristic nf typhus, but lis
claim to a separate name Is not yet mads out.
If any persons, physicians, or others, would take
the trouble to coinparo the symptoms In the two
diseases, typhus nnd eerebro spinal nrencgilns,
he must come to the conclusion that the two are
Identical.
Simple typhus Is very rare In this country, but
It seems that this Is typhus complicated" with
disease of tho nervous centres, and there Is but
little doubt that the apparent mortality in this
disease, as It appears in this country, may be
more from the number of scvero cases being
mortnl, while tho milder ones have beeu called
by other names. 1 hero seems to be a reserved
conviction in the minds of all Intelligent physi
clans thnt this disease Is the rosult of thotyphus
poison.
Any fever complicated with disease of the ner
vous ceutros, would tako n rapid course. Thero
seems to be the weight of testimony in favor of
the opinion that this is n variety of the old ty
phus or petechial fever.
I am inaklug ibis article, Mr. Editor, larger
thnu at first intended, nnd before concluding it,
thero aro thoso who would, no doubt, liko to
know something about Its treatment.
This, of all, Is the most difficult part, particu
larly to the promiscous reader, and to tell the
doctors, they would only call It presumption, or
egotism. You know every doctor thinks he
knows It nil, and what ho doesu't know 1 not
worth knowing, but ns 1 have ventured thus far,
I may as well take one Btnp further, aud say
briefly that tho treatment should bo governed
by the symptoms as they manifest themselves.
But probably ono of the best things In Uie early
sin go of the disease Is the mustard bath, as
strong as the sklu can well bear, with counter Ir
ritants along the spine, these aro unquestionable
valuable adjuncts to treatment, and should not
be overlooked or neglected. Freo ventilation and
laigc apartmcuts aro Indispcnsiblo to tho suc
cessful treatment of this disease.
Tun Ca!'9e op Temperance finds some of Its
most insidious and dangerous foes in the many
so-called "tonics" nnd "'appetizers," made of
cheap whisky and refuso liquors, finished tip to
suit depraved nppctltes, under the name of medi
cines. Dr. Walker's California Vinegar Bitters
ore none of these. They nro uot u beverage, but
a pcnnlno medicine, purely vegetable, prepared
from California herbs by a regular physician.
For nil diseases of tho stomach, liver, kidneys,
bladder, skin and blood, they are infallible and
uurivaled remedy.
. Business Notices.
Dealers In Hats nnd Caps, will find S. Faust's
establishment on Market street, one of the best
to purchase at wholesale prices. His Hats nro
principally bis own manufacture, und will be
found fashionable and durable. Tho prices
range lower than iu Ihe city. ,
CorsTRT Merchants, if you want to save
time und money, go to the Excelsior Boot and
Shoe Store of Wm. H. Miller, on Market street,
Sunbury, to buy your stock ut wholesale. You
cau select a better article than at city establish
ments, nud ot prices as low nB tit wholesale es
tablishments in Philadelphia.
Dolly Vahdiss nt Weimcr's.
Irish 1'oplin9 at Weimcr's.
Plaid Poplins at Weimcr's.
Plain Poplins nt Weimcr's.
Chintzes at Weimcr's.
SpitiNu Shawls at Weimcr's.
An endless variety of Goods for Ladies', Gent's
and ChlUlrcns wear.
Call und see for yourselves.
N. trouble to show Gods.
With nil due deference to everybody wc b. g
leave to inform the people of guubury aud sur
rounding country, that we nro now prepared
with a nice assortment of goods to supply their
wants at tho very lowest prices. With all be
coming inode-ty we would cull yonr attention to
our reputation for good goods at the lowest
price", fair and honorable dealings with every
one. No misrepresentations to effect sales t al
though about the last to bring Spring and Sum
mer goods, we mean to sell them at such prices
us will guarantee the sale of our goods, fail
aud be convinced that Fryling's Mammoth Stoic,
Market Square, uext door to the Court House, Is
the place for bargains.
Spcclul Notices.
Oil Miirrlago. Essays for Young Men, op
Great Social Evils and Abuses, which Interfere
will. MairiHt'e, and ruin the happiness of thou
sand. with sure means of relief for the Erring
and I'nfotiunate, deceased and debilitated. Scut
ill sealed letter envelopes, free of charge.
Address, Howard Association, No. 2, South
Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
The Uev. William 11. Norton, while residins
iu Brazil ns u missionary, discovered iu that
kind of medicines n remedy for Consumption,
fiiiorti.A, Soiin Throat, Coughs, t'M.,
Asthma, and Nervous Weakness. This rem
edy has cured myself after all other medicines
had failed.
Wishing to bcncEt the suffering. I will send
the recipe for prepuring nnd usini; this leinedv to
all who desire il r REE OF CHARGE.
Please scud an envelope, with your name aud
address ou it. Address,
Uev. WILLIAM 11. NORTON,
CTii Broadway,
Oct. 141S71. ly. New York City,
A Ilautlsomc Slousturhc.
MOl'ST ACHE. Pror. St. Croix's French Com
WHISKEKS. pound, the G'rcaf Hair Grower,
MOl'STAt HE. will produce a liixurieiit Mou
WlIlf.KK.US. stach! or Whiskers on the
MtH STACIlE. smoothest face. Pleasant to
WHISKERS. use. Sent to uuy address on
receipt of Kilty Ceut.
11. 1. lio.M), I heniist.
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N. E. Cor,
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In Sunbury, on the Hth Inst., Mrs. ABBY
MARTIN, widow of tho late Rev. Jacob Martin,
aged 6'J years.
In Sunhnrv, on the 18th Inst., of spotted fever,
CHAS. A. BRIGHT, aged 40 yeais nnd 1 month.
. In Rimburv, on the !-'0lh Inst., Mrs. CATHA
RINE WITIUNGTON, (widow), in Iho bath
ycur of her uge.
Iu Snuburv, on the lst lust., of consumption,
CATHARINE Y., daughter of Beujamiu nnd
Maria Hendricks, aged lil years, 1 mouths uud
8(1 days.
Pnrbl Mtyods.
KIMIIKY MAltKETS.
Flour uud Vralu .Market.
Extra Family tl2.00 Red Wheat, p. bu., fJ.OO
Buckwheat, p. ct., 6.00 Rye, " il
Corn Meal, " 2..r0 Corn, " 70
Wheat Brun, p. bu. 1. Ml Buckwheat " 1.00
Shorts, 3.00 Oats, lbs., od
Corn & Oats Chop, 2.00 Flaxseed, g.x5
Timothy Seed, p. b. 8.00:
k'roduee Market.
Potatoes,
Eggs, per dot.,
Butler, per lb.,
Lard, "
rides, "
50 Hams,
15 Tullow,
80 Country Soap,
i Dried Apples,
10 " Peaches,
Shotlders,
15
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To Debilitated Persons, '
To Dyspeptics,
To Soflerers from Liver Complaint,
To thoso paving no Appetite,
To thoso with JJruken Down Coustitu
tons, To Nervous l'ooplo,
To Children "Wasting Away,
oany with Debilitated Digestive Organs,
Or suffering with any of the following
b viptoma, tcit'ci t')i(iiC(((e Disordered Liver
stomach,
such as Con
stipation, Inward
Piles, Fullness or
Blood to the IUnd, Acid
ity of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Fullness or Weight lu the Stom
ach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or
Fluttering nt tho Pit of the Stom
neh, Swimming of tho Head, Hur
ried and Difficult Breathing, Flutter
ing nt thn Heart, Choking or Suffocat
ing Sensations, when lu a Lying Posture,
Dimness of Vision. Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fever nud Dull Pain In the Head. Deficien
cy or rorBplrntlon, Yellowness of th,? Sklu
nnd Eyes, Pain In the Side, Back, ( lust,
Limbs, &c, Sudden flushes of Hent,
jj n rnmr in ine lesii Constant lin.
ngiuiugs of Evil, nud Great De
pression of Spirits.
HoollamVs German Uilters.
A Bitters without Alcohol or Spirits of any klud.
Is different from nil others. It Is composed of
the pure Juices, or Vital Principle of Roots,
Hkrrs nnd Barks, (or as medicinally termed Ex
tracts,) the worthless or Inert portions of tho In
gredients not being used. Therefore In ono bot
tle of this Bitters thero is contained as much me
dical virtue ns will be found lu several gallons of
ordinary mixtures. The Roots, eic, used In this
Bitters arc grown In Germany, their vital princi
ples extracted In that country by n scientific Che
mist, nnd forwarded lo the manufactory in this
city, where they nro compounded nnd bottled.
Containing no spir.tuous ingredients, this Bitters
Ik free from the objections urged against nil oth
ers : no desire for stimulants can ba Induced
from their use t they cannot inako drunkards,
nnd cannot, under nny circumstances, have any
but a beneficial effect.
IIOOFIYIXIV.S (ii;!IJI V TOXIC,
Was compounded for those not Inclined to ex
tromo bitters, and Is intended for use In cases
when some alcoholic stimulant is required in co i
nection with tho tonic properties of tho Bitters.
Each bottle of the Tonic contains one bottle of
the Bitters, combined with purco SANTA CRUZ
RUM, und flavored in such a manner that the ex
treme bitterness of the bitters is overcome, form
ing n preparation highly agreeable and pleasant
lo the palate, and containing the medicinal vir
tues of the Hitters. The price of the Tonic is fl.
fit) per Bottle, which many persons think too
high. They must take Into consideration that
tho stimulant used Is guaranteed to be of a pure
quality. A poor article could be furnished at n
cheaper price, but is it not better to pay n little
more and have a good article I A medicinal pre
paration should contain none but the best iure-
dicnt.-.; and they who expect to obtaiu a cheap
compound, and be benelittcd by It will most cer
tainly be cheated.
1 1 oo II a ii if" n Germuii ItitterM, or
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC, with HOOF
LAND'S loloiltj!Iiii Till,
will cure you. They uro the Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIERS known to the Medical
world, and will eradicate diseases arising from
impure blood. Debility of the Disgestive Organs,
or Diseased Liver, lu a shorter time than nny
other kuowu remedies.
TUB YVIIOLK SI'PKKMK COURT OF
PENNSYLVANIA Sl'KAK TOR
THESE REMEDIES.
Wl'.O WOtLll ASK FOR MORE DmMPIEU AND
Stronger Testimonv !
Hon. Georou W. Wo nwAnr, formerly Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
nt present Member of Congress from Pennsyl
vania writes :
Pttn.Atir.i.PitiA, March 10th, 18C7.
I tlu.l "Honfland's German Bitters" is a good
tonic, useful in diseases of the digestive organs,
und of Kroal benefit In cases of debility, and
wnnt of nervous action In tho svsicm. Yours,
truly, ur.O. W. WOODWAnl).
Hon. Jamfs Tikimpsov, Chief Justice of the Su
preme Court of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, April 2S, 1SG7.
I consider "Honfland's German Hitters" a val
uable medicine In case of attacks ot Indigestion
or Dyspepsia. I can certify this from my expe
rience of it.
Yours, JAMES THOMPSON.
Hon. IIeouui: Siiahswooii, Justice of the Su
preme Court ol l'eiuiBylvuniu.
PniLti'Ei.PiiiA, June 1, lSfiS.
I have found by expericuce thnt "Ilootlumra
(Jernuin Hitter!,'' U a very (food tonic, relieving
dvupcptie Fvinptoin iilmoi directly.
(iEOKUE PHAIlSWOOn.
Hon. Wm. F. Kjcri, MuTor of the C'itvof Euf-
f.il.i, N. Y.
Mayor's Ofilce, Hiill'.ilo, June S2, tSGO.
I have iiol "Ho.'tlaud's (ii-rm.in liillera tinj
Tunic'' iu my family durin-- the pan year, and
can recommend them as an excellent tonic, im
parthi tone and vijjor to the system. Their uc
has been productive ot decidcdlv beneficial ef
fects. WM.'F, KOliEHS.
Hon. Jjdui 31. Wood, Ex-Mayor of Williams
port, Pa.
1 take prcat pleasure In rcconiinciidins "Hoof
land'a (iciman Tonic" to uny one who may be
alllictcd with Dyspepsia. 1 hud tha Dyspepsia
so badly it via bnpoili!e to keep uny food on
my tlomuch, and 1 became to weak m. not to be
able to walk half a mile. Two bottles cllectod a
perfect cure. JAMES M.WOOD.
KEMEMDEIl
THAT
I.100FLAXD-S CiEKMAX MTTEKS,
foul
HOOFLAND'S CiKISMAX TOXIC,
A V ill Cure every Case of
MAR A 5 SV3 U S ,
or Wasting nw.iy of tho LSody.
llEMEMDElt
th'it
HOOELAXD'S GEKMAX REMEDIES
Are the medicines you require to purify the
Blood, excite the torpid l.ivei to healthy action,
nnd to cmt'.ile you to pas safely through uuy
hardships or exposure.
DU. HOOFLAND'S
' O I) 0 V 11 Y L LI N ,
or substitute for Mercury Pills. Two Pills a
Dose. The most Powerful, yet Iuueiccut (.'athar
tic kuowu.
It la nol necessary to take n bnivlful of these
Pills to produce the desired ctl'ccl j two of ihem
act quickly und powerfully, cleansin,' the Liver,
Stomach mid ISoweU of all impurities. The
principal Ingredient is I'oli.phyllin, or tho Alco
holic Extract of Mandrake, which U by many
time.- more powerful, actinu' nud searching thau
the Mandrake Itself. Its peculiar ucilon U upon
the I.iver, tlcnniui; it speedily from nil obstruc
tions, with nil the power of Mercury, ycl free
from the injurious results attached to the use of
that mineral.
For nil diseases, In which the nso of a cathar
tic is indicated, these pills will nive entire satis
faction lu every case. They never fail.
In rases of I.iver Complaint, Dyspepsia aud ex
treme eosilvciifss, Dr. Iloulland' (ierinmi Hit
lers or Tonic should be used lu connection with
the Pills. The toulc erfect of the Hitter or To
ulc builds up the system. The Hitlers or Touie
purities the Mood, strengthens the Nerves, regu
lates the Liver, uud iiives strength, energy am)
vigor.
Keep your liowels active with tho Pills, and
tone up Ihe system with Hitters or Tonic, ud no
disease cun retain the bold, or even assail you.
ltecollect Ihat It is DK. HOOFLAND'S GER
MAN Remedies that are so universally used and
highly recommended ; and do uot allow the
Druggist lo Induce you to tako unythiug else
Ihat he may say Is Just us good, because he
makes a larger profit on it. These Remedies 111
be sent by Express to anv locality, upon applica
tion lotlie PHISCl PAL" OFFICE, at the GER
MAN MEDICINE B'iORE, 031 ARCH 6T..
miLADELPHlA. '
CHAS. M. EVAXS, Proprietor.
Formerly C. M. Jacksou & Co. These Reme
dies are for Sale by Druggists. btorekerrt. and
Medicine Dealcri uverywhere.
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Dcliuics, Tickings, Notions in great Variety.
FRESH GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Vm1 mill "Willrtw Vnrr.
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CAEPETS.
"tt ?rs ett r
in great variety, lower than tho lowest in price.
Wall Paper and Window Shades.
Go to FINISTEY'S
for the Greatest Variety of Goods! I'liees the Lowest ! Goods
arrivincr Daily. 2
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Agent for the Victor Sewing Machine. S
MARKET .STREET, one door oust
Sunbury, May 4, 1872. ly.
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S. HERZFELDER'S
Popular Clothing Store,
Corner Market and Third Streets,
SUNBURY, PENIS A.
Now on hand aad receiving mi enormous assortment of STRING CO0D3.
Sao mmmsm ernfg,
500 Business and Working Coats,
400 Dress Pants and Vests,
500 Business and Working Suits,
is
ITS ol CAPS to IN li HOIS.
A grnud nssortmeut In this line, inelndini; nil -the Terv Inlet Siring Styles. A large variety of
150YS HATS A XL) CAPS.
The Largest Assortment In tills lino to be found outside fhe larje cities.
s. ex ot ss ss: SEAT'S.
Calico from Tac u". White Dress Shirts from Jl.00 up. A pen ft for the Celebrated QUAKER
CITY and ECi.lPSK 11NE DMEss fclUUlf. everv oil- of which is guaranteed n perfect fit.
S1I1UT BOSOMS, Ac.
Gents' Spring and Summer Underware.
500 Overalls and Oversliirts
made to order. Only tho best material used nnd wull sewed.
Trunks, Valises, Satchels,
Umbrellas, Walking Canes,
nr.d uumcrous other articles. All the above goods will be offered at
EXTRAO RB IK ART LOW TlIQlg,
Hitying only of the largest and most reliiiblo Hwuspg, nnd fur CASH only, nud doing,
by far ilm largest business iu my lino iu this part of the country, I am enabled to bull
DETTEK ARTICLES at
laowcr Prices
than any of my competitor here or else where.
Call at the Large and Beautiful Store Kootn,
Corner Market and Third Streets,
SUNBUEY, J?J.
S JIEEZFELBEE? Proprietor
Sunbury, Starch 23, 1S72. ly.
A. M. MEIXELL,
I'Kil.KU IX
Amorioiiu and I'.uropcau
w.vrciu:.
FIXE JEWEI.UY and SILVEIUVAKE!
I'orfVeU'd Npcrti-.tleN nnl Kyo
C lasso.
GOLD HEADED CANK.
Watches nud Jewelry neatly repaired aud war
ranud. Market Square, Bl'XBl'HV, Tu.
Feb. 8, 18TJ.-tr.
813 and 311 Rice Stkekt,
rillLADKLPlIU.
AccommodstioDS flrtt-clnss. l'riret t2 00 )er
dav.
np20,8m. FRANK UEITHRH'GI-:, rroi"i .
in- K JJiTJt-M"Wl, i
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kinds,
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Vlr,.,.. M.t.1.i S(nl fill Ptil,. H
IVVI j .A liIV j ttlHl K.' t tl 1 1 Wl SlWlllt
of GrnrhiirtN Confectionery Store,
dpnng Fpemng
Kitriug aiul Kummcr Uieulu(
or
MIM.1M.KY OOODM.
Hats and Bonnet?, Trimmed und
Untrimmcd,
UIDIJOXS, FLOW Kits,
WEEATIIS, LACES, Sic,
all new Mylos,
'raj VvMi ofh'I Crudes.
CHAFE HATS AND LOXXETS,
und everythiuj; ttsuullv t iu a Millinery Store,
tall ut
M. 1.. ClOSSLKU'S Store, .
45 South Fourth Flint, beluwiue S. V. It. R.,
ECNai llT, I'A.
A;ril iJ, 1S7J. .
At. riVT ".
Literature, Art and Song
l- thti bet stlllus hook ever otfuicd. It coiu.
blnes the hu.nor of niieedota, the wisdom of es.
;iy, tlu- In lui iii.aion uf hUtory uud lioruiihy,
the bwe.tin i uud uramlciir of poetry, Ibe xqu(
site iharui of musie, uud 400 beautiful Illustra
tions. "Solid reudin" for graver moments pleasant
pirturis In llluinine ijuiet hour, uud gems of
oui for the snciul circle."
Au Asenl mrites, '-Sold lT eopk this wreck.
Will sell Sim) this month easily."
Our new system of e.invusiiijf doo away with
objeetlons to the business. ISriieulur fre. A
valnnhtp i.reeiit to nvrv niw Aent.
INTERNATIONAL i'l.HLISIUNG CO., 03
and la LIU-rty Street, Nuw York. .'7,it.