THE PLOT AC.AIXST HAtlLEY.
CHAPTER I.
HOW 9I1E I'LOT ORIGINATED.
Xenr noon, tho 5th of Soptoiubcr, 13j2, a
mnn Inboriujj under grent excitement wits
walking hurriedly up Broadway, New
Turk. His features were flushed nnd con
' vulsed, his glances wild nnd restless, his
whole mien indicative of keen nnguish.
Turning to the right into UlcecUer street,
110 soon rrnehed a plain three-story and
basement brick house, to which he gavs
himself admittance.
'Are you there, RtiLh (' he called from
the hall.
A step was heard oveVhcnd, followed hy
tho rustling of a dress, nnd a young lady
descended the front stairs. Despite several
ftoints of marked contrast., there was a fanil
y likeness about the couple thai proclaim
ed them to he brother nnd s'nter.
'Why, what's the matter, Luke ?' cried
the latter, starting at sight of the disturbed
countenance that met her view. 'Are you
111 V"
'I've just reoived bad news,' replied the
brother, leading thtf' way into the parlor
'news which has given mo a terrible shock.'
'Shocked ? Yon ! What has happened?'
'In a word, Clara Aymar is married !'
'Married !' echoed the sister, recoiling.
'Clara Aymar married I Is it possible V
'Yes, married ! the girl I've been laying
siege to for years past the only girl I ever
cared a piu for. Imagine tho shock this
event gives me. I'm nearly crazy.'
"Then you really loved her V
'7.iii'ffher 1 I must have icora'iijo? her,
or clco this thing would not have so com
pletely upset me.'
'Oh, as to that, thu loss of a thiug always
gives us an exaggerated notion of its va
lue,' taid the sister philosophically, as she
sank languidly into tin easy chair, nnd
smoothed out ii fukl in her showy morning
robe. 'You are simply shocked, as you
pay. But by to-mor row you will laugh at
the whole matter.'
'Don't Until 1' implored the brother,
Biiikiug heavily iuto the nearest chair.
'Clara Aymar is more to me than my life !
My love for her is a delirium I It's uo
6u"ch passing fancy as you suppose, hut an
everlasting passiou a rajie a llood of
molten lava 1 And I've counted all along
upon mnrryiDg her. True, she has reject
ed iue twice, but I thought she'd change
her mind '
'She was in no way committed to you ?'
No, of course not. She has nevcr'givcu
mc any encouragement. But I am none
tho less surprised. 1 sitppoaed that every
thing was favorable enough to my wishes.
1 kuew that she was still young to marry
an orphan without money and without
friends presumably without suitors ; and
I flattered myself thut she couldu't always
remain insensible to my attentions.'
'You reasoned wisely enough, of course,
Luke ; but reason nover decides these mat
ters,' declared tho sister, with a sort of con
temptuous compassion. 'A v. hiui-a chance
meeting a smile or a word a moment's
weakness auy tritle these are the things
by which marriages are brought about.
But who is the bridegroom V
'Ah ! that's a poiut that will touch ymi
a lit tie, I think. Cau't you guess who he
is ?'
'I haven't the least idea.'
'Well, then, he's Will. Ilawley.'
The Bister sprung abruptly to her feet,
clasping both hands to her heart. The
changing colors of her brother, his agita
tion, his anguish, ail passed to her own
features.
"Will. Ilawley 1' she gasped. 'Oh, you
-don't mean it, Luke I'
'But I do though. It's God's truth.
Clara Ayinnr and Will. Ilawley are hus
baud and wile.'
A heavy fall succeeded. The sister had
fainted. She lay upon tho lloor as one
-dead.
'Did she think that much of Ilawlev V
muttered the brother, astonished. 'I didn't
suppose '
lie hastened to bring a pitcher of water
and bathe the white features, and then set
hur.sell to chilling the clenched hands.
Capt. Luke 1'cdder was tweutv-seven
.years of ago, with an origiually light com
plexiou, which had reddened with generous
Jiving and bronzed with cxnosuro i wind
nnd suu. Iiis form was of the average size
nnd height, and his features of tho most
ordinary typs. He was singularly selfish and
unscrupulous, but ol gentlemanly manners,
bcina well educated and used to good so
ciety. His ability as a navigator was fair
tor a mau ot ins nge and experience, but
lie owed h;s position us coiumauucr ot a
lino Australian clipper, more to respect for
iiis fate lather una to sympathizing lavor
than to his own merits.
Miss Ruth IVdder was two years young'
er than her brother, nud consequently
twenty-five years of age, although she own
ed to only twenty. She was ta!!, thin, mid
a little inclined in her uiitlines. as in her
temper, to angularity. She was not par
ticularly bright, but she was bold nud un
scrupulous, and possessed a tierce energy
which was capable of compensating in r.uy
emergency fur lack of genius.
The father of the couple had been a prom
inent ship-owner ami merchant. But in
his latter days the senior I'cdder had been
unfortunate, and had finally been broken
up completely a result hastened, it was
w-iiUpered, by th wild ways nud financial
irregularities of his sou. The old man's
failure had soon been followed by his death,
and nhcady for such is fame ! he was
generally forgotten.
'JIow odd it is !' ejaculated Capt. Ted
der, as ho rubbed his sister's cold hands.
'She madly iu love with Will. Ilawley, and
I crazy after Clara Aymar 1 And now
"Will, aud Clara are married, and lluth and
I are left out in the cold.'
Under ilio vigorous treatment he had
adopted, Miss l'eddcr soon recovered her
senses.
'Are you sure they're married ' she de
manded. Terfeetly. I learned tho fact hair an
hour since from llttwlcy'n commander
Captain Gregg was at the wedding. It
took place last Friday ew.ning the very
evening after Ilawley 'g return from ids last
voyage to Kio. it wus a nuiet atlair.
Only a few friends were invited. But let
iue ask you a question. Did Ilawley ever
propose to you V
'No. But I expected that he would soon
uo so. Jie lias becu here often enough
'1 e, ho ratne several times to ask me
for a berth in my clipper. 1 promised to
IhinK ot luin at the first opening, and 1
really meant to help liim, for 1 kuew iu
Funeral way that you liked him.'
'I thought he'd realise that you could be
CI service to him,' explained Miss i'edder.
'1 thought he'd remember that mother left-
mo this house and a few thousand dollars
to do as 1 pleased with. 1 was conscious,
too, that I possessed a fair share of personal
attractions. And us I supposed him to be
entirely heart-free, I took it for grautid
that 1 should gel him. His attentions
seemed marked enough '
'He treated you politely, of course,' in
torruptcd l'eddcr, 'and he couldn't havo
well done less, after nskinsr mo to befriend
him. But he never madu auy formal de
claration v
'.No, he didn't. As male of a Bio shin.
lie was away seveu-eighths of th time, nud
I didn't expect a regular courtship. But I
took it for granted,
l'eddcr made and impatient gesture
'We've deceived ourselves,' he muttered,
We've been carried away by our feelings,
The eirl'a reieetiou ot me was reallv in
tended to be final, and Ilawley ' visits here
wn- merely visits of buKtnes nnd Inuid
shin. But why Clara should prefer Ilaw
ley to mo I cau't imagine,' added Tedder,
drawing himself up haughtily. 'Ilawley
has neither name, nor money, nor posi
tion I'
'Nor can see why Ilawley should pre
fer Clara Aymar to me ' said Miss Tedder,
as she glanced at her reflection iu one of
the long mirrors near her. 'She's a hired
attendant, or something of that kind the
creature.'
'I'd no Idea thot you thought so much of
Ilawley,' observed the brother, as he strove
to calm his painful emotions.
Miss Tedder moaned. Her eyes filled
with tears.
'I thought nil the world of him,' she
murmured.
A long silence fell between the couple.
'Well, well, they're husband aud wife,'
at length muttered Tedder hoarsely. 'And
this, I suppose, is nil there is to be said.'
Miss Tedder compressed her lips until
they bled, staring at her brother Willi a
fixedness amounting to ferocity.
'No I no 1' she breathed fiercely. 'Tho
matter shall not end hero. That marriage
that abominable marriage '
She clutched at hor heart again, as if
sutfucatiug.
Tedder opened his eyes widely.
'Why, what can we do V he queried.
'You wouldn't have me murder Ilawley, I
suppose ? Thai wouldn't make him your
husband. And, on the other baud, it
wouldn't do mc any good if you were to
kill Clara Aymar.'
'But there is a way, Luke, of undoing
that marriage.'
Tedder started toward his sister, as if
electrified.
'Do you mean it 5" ho demanded.
'I mean it, and I swear it ! I'll never
o msent to that girl's having Ilawley 1 Til
'.is a gulf between them as broad as tho
ocean 1 I'll undo that marriage, or tf ;c .''
'Softly 1 Where is Kate
lie referred to their single servant.
'She's out for the day,' answered Miss
Tedder, arising aud planting herself iu a j
chair. 'There was little to do, you know, '
as I did not expect you home until diuuer.' I
Then no one will henr us.'
He drew a chair nearer to that of his
sister and sat down beside her.
li.it s your idea V he asked, iu a
whisper.
'My idea is to separate them ; to turn
their love to hate ; to dig a pit beneath
their feel that will remain open forever 1'
liut now r
'Will. Ilawley is poor, bn't he ?'
'Certainly ; there is no mistake about
that, Iiis mother was a helpless invalid
for thu last ten years of her life, and Will,
insisted on her using for her comfort every
penny he earned. It hasn't been six months
siucc he was relieved of that burden. He's
poor, therefore, as vou say poor as Job's
turkey I'
lhen lie 11 havo to leave his darling
Clara,' sneered Miss Tedder venomously.
Ild'U have to absent himself from his
deary in order to earn their mutual bread
and butter. Iu short, he'll have to so to
sea aaaiu V
'Well, yes ; I suppose lie will,' assented
.'odder. 'He can get better wages at sea
than elsewhere. He'll sail nsain soon, no
doubt
'I thought as much. And the 6ea is
full of terrible dangers 1 When do you
sail again for Australia?'
'In about two weeks possibly in ten
days, as the ship's filling up rapidly.'
'Ilawley is thoroughly competcut to bo
your first mate V
Tedder looked woudcringly at his sister
a moment, nud then answered :
'Of course. I know of no better man
for the post.'
'Ho must be your first male, then. You
havo iullueuce enough with your owners, I
hope, to turn out the present incumbent V
'Why, the post is already vacant. Mr.
.larding you have seen him Mr. Jarding
lias lust been called homo suddenly
lust been called home suddenly to
Oliio, on account of his father's illness
' ' i.
'(.rood I Hint's fortunate. Vou must
recommend Ilawley for the vacant place to
your owners and get lliem to milage liim.
The thing can be done V
'Without the least doubt. It wasunder
btorad, you know, ns I just now remarked,
that I was to help Ilawley at the first op
portunity. We'll accordingly suppose that
he sails wiih mc, as first mate, the next
voyage. AVnat then V
"Vou must leave him not dead, but a
prisoner, on some desert island between
here nnd Australia !
l'eddcr looked his nstouishmont.
'If it can bo done,' he said, after .a pause,
'what uext V
'Vou must come back nud report that ho
is dead, furnish full details nnd nood proofs.
Those details and proofs will uot bodiflicult
to manufacture. Then you laust bn all
kmdnc$s nnd sympathy to the vounu widow.
is she will suppose herself to bo. ami iu less
than a year thereafter she will be your
wile.'
'Oh, if this thins were Dossible !' siuhud
IVdder, beginning to look relieved.
'lomtbltf It's ns simnlc ns kissinir.
And the moment you are married to Clara.
I will take a trip to Australia for mv health!
and naturally enough, stumble- upon the
very ismud where vou havo left Ilawlev :
effect his rescue : tell him his wife is dead ;
condole and tympalhi2c wiih him like au
angel ; and conclude the whole comedy by
becoming his wile and settling iu Australia.
You'll thus have your Clara, on this side
of the oeeau, aud 1 hhall be haimv with
Ilawlev on the other.'
She was smiling now, with eve-rv b'izh of
anticipated triumph.
,s to i eUuer, he twisted nervously in his
chair, scarcely veuluriuu to breathe'
mere sjust one Uillieully,' he muttered
'that of gulling Ilawlev on tho desert is-
land without his suspectinc
:cting anything.'
U can du Hone,' aud the litis ot Miss
IVdder caino together like the jaws of a
vice. 'I here's no diUicu tv about liuditiff
a suitable isiaud V
'Not the least. I saw tho island lu mv
mind's eye tho moment vou uttered thu
word, nud a glorious ouij it is for our pur
pose. '
'it will Dc easy lor vou to cet Ilawlev
upon it,' suggested Miss IVdder thought
fully. 'If it's near your route, you can call
therefor water. Hit's out of your way,
you cau be blown their bv ndverse winds.
or be drifted there by unknown currents, or
letcn up mere oy a mistako in your reck
oning or a fault in your chronometer. And
once there, you cau have Ilawley seized by
some uiursiy agent, while he is ashore upon
business, or you can scud him ashore under
some pretence, such ns looking ashore for a
deserter from the ship or for a shipwrecked
eanor, nuu men sail away without liuu '
'Say no more,' interrupted IVdder, with
wild exultation. 'I see how to manage the
affair from its beginning to ils eud'
'And you now see that wc cnu uudo that
hateful marriage V
Terfeetly perfectly. The affair will re
quire a little lime aud patience, of course,
ami a little expenditure of money, but we
aro sure to triumph. Capital ! glorious !
What a load you have takeu from my soul,
lluth t What a penius you nre !'
tie leaped to his Iceland began pacing
to nud fro rapidly, with the most extrava
gant signs and exclamations of joy.
'First to get Ilawley ou his island," re
sumed Miss IVdder musingly. 'Next for
you to marry the pretended widow. Then
for me to rescue the prisoner aud marry
him. And finally for you and me to be
happy, you la your way nnd 1 iu mine
you with Clara iu New York, and 1 with
Will, iu Australia. You comui-ehend Lhu
J wUolu project clearly V
'From the first step to the last. There's
only just one possibility of failure '
And that ono ?'
'A refusal on Hawley's part to accept the
post ottered liim a refusal based upon his
marriage.'
Miss l'eddcr turned pale at the thought.
'But he won't refuse,' she soon declared,
recovering her equanimity. 'He has long
been wanting just such a place. Married
or single, he can't neglect his bread and
butter.'
'Well said, Ruth. I think we can count
upon him. The post he came here to ask
mo for is now vacant, and I will according
ly have it offered to him, just as If nothing
had happened.'
'Exactly. You needn't speak of his
marriage, or seem to know anything about
it. You can simply offer him the post in
question, in accordance with the old un
derstanding, and ho will accept it. He
cau't possibly havo any suspicion of any
thing wrong. Outwardly and apparently
we are all on good terms 'with ono another,
nnd will remain so. Let the wages otrered
him lie liberal. Tossibly he may object to
leaving his young bride so soon, but thu
next voyage after this one'
Tedder interrupted tho remark by a ges
ture of impatience. He was all eagerness
now all determination.
'That nest voyage after this ono will uot
answer,' lie declared. 'Ilawley shall ac
company me on my very nest trip. To
make all sure on this point I will havo him
engaged this very day. In fact, I will seo
to this now.'
He seized his hat and gloves, addressed
a few words to his sister, and quietly took
his departure down town. Tho last glances
the couple exchanged at the door were full
of jubilant wickedness.
The uext three or four hours passed
slowly to Miss Tedder. She was beginning
to fear that the whole project had miscar
ried at its very commencement, nnd was
fretting herself into a fever, when Tedder
suddenly made his appearance. One glance
at his vivid flashes, at his dancing eyes, nt
hi9 niiy manner, was sufficient,
'We triumph then ' she cried, throw-
ing herself into his arms for the iirst time
in years.
'Completely 1 I saw my owners on the
subject, aud they sent for Ilawley. He at
fust oll'errcd some objections, as was natu
ral, but the high wages, thu great step up
ward, the kindly interest we all manifested,
soon brought liim to a grateful accept
ance !'
'Splendid !' murmured Miss Tedder,
with a rippliug laugh. 'I knew tho thing
was feasible. And so in two weeks more
our fond bridegroom will be plowing tho
sea again.'
j "lu two weeks more, lluth ? Wo shall
be off in six or eight days. The earo is
' fairly tumbling aboard the Fhiwj I'hiTdcrs,
to say nothing of a fair list of passengers.
, The honeymoon of our loving doves will be
I n bridged to six short days more, you may
i be certain.'
j CHAPTER II.
A GREAT STKP TAKEN.
! In tho midst of the Antarctic ocean, a
; little oil' the route from New York to Aus
j tralia, there lies a large island named Ker
i gueleu's Land, or as Capt. Cook called it
I the Isiaud of Desolatiou.
j It Was discovered just a hundred years
! ago, (in 1772.) by the French naval officer
j whose name it bears. It was uninhabited
i then, and is to-day as deserted as ever.
The smallest school-boy among our read
; crs can find it upon his map of the world,
about midway between the south end of
i Africa nnd Australia, well up toward the
; South l'olc.
I It is a hundred miles iu leuzth by fifty in
! breadth, aud is consequently three or lour
limes as lariio as abode island.
Its coasts are so wild aud dangerous
that lis discoverer, utiriii" the two expedi
tiona he made to it. did not once brio,' his
si,i,)8 l0 anchor in anv of its bavs aud har-
bors.
Its shape is "cry irregular, but something
like that of nu hour-glass, it being nearly
cut iu two by a couple of large bays ; but
these two divisions are unequal iu size, the
northern peninsula being much larger than
the southern.
Its coast line is wildly broken nnd jag
ged, its innumerable gulfs being long und
narrow, nud its promonotories nre corres
pondingly sharp and slender, reaching out
into the ocean like lingers.
The body of the ii-lund iudeed resembles I
that of some huge monster of the antedi
luvian world, even ns its capos aud head
lands resemble such a monster's unsightly,
limbs and claws.
A more terrific solitude than this isle of
Desolation docs not exist upon our wrecked
plauet.
.Neither the snows r f Himalaya nor tho
sands of .Sahara can outvie its terror?.
No inhabitant is there, not even n savage
no house, no tree, no shrub, no fence nor
road, uo field nor garden, no horse, no dog
not oven a suako or a wolf.
Leue, bliibtcd nud barren, it looks like
tho skeleton of a laud that has perished.
It may indeed be that J Vsol.it ion is the
relic the surviving fragment of a conti
nent that went down here countless ages
ngo, with hosts of inhabitants, iu some
! vast convulsion of nature.
It lias certainly undergone dreadful vis
itations ; been rout by earthquakes, pulver
ized by lrosls, lashed and wasted by hcrcuH
temptsts.
Its mountiiius nre only of moderate
height, but are capped eternally with snow.
Its vegetation is limited to a few dwarf
ish plants, including some imosscs, a spe-
i cies ot lichen, a coarse grass, a plaut re
sembling a saiall cabbage, und a sort of
; cross.
I Its winds arc raw nnd Dlercing,
its sum
mers cold and frosty, its winters those of
the l'olar Circles.
The interior of the island is occupied by
immense boggy swamps, where the grouud
siuks at every step.
The ruins iu Desolation are almost iucos
satit, in their season, and the island is ac
cordingly veined with numerous torrents of
lresh water, some of which have worn out
j of the solid rock tremendous cavities aud
gullies. The only other season than that
i of the rains, is one of almost couslaut snow.
The fogs of that ghastly region are well
worthy of tho rains, boiug of a cloud-liko
density, and hovering almost coutiuually
over the whole face of tho island.
The suu of Desolation is usually hidden
by a canopy of lead-colored clouds, und ap
pears, on the rare occasions when it is vis
ible, scarcely brighter thau the moon in
other latitudes. As to the moon itself, aud
the stars, the clouds aud fogs rarely permit
ineni to ociray incir existence.
No iish worthy of note, not even fishes of
prey, abound lu tho adjacent waters, by
reason, perhaps, of their containing poison
ous minerals, or deadly exhalations from
tho volcanic lires beneath them.
Yet the dark grim sea inclosing Desola
tion bus done something to repair the ster
ilily of tho island.
lVnguius, ducks, gulls, cormorants and
other mariuc birds are plentiful iu some of
its naruors.
Seals also abouud.
Strange and terrible laud 1
Not a single human beiug, so far ns is
known, has ever lived there, save as is uow
to be recorded in these iiauos.
Near the middle of a dull, dismal after
noon, some eleven weeks later thau tho
dale of the preceding events, the good ship
Flyintj Childer drew near to the island of
Desolation, shaping her course toward its
northernmost buy, called by Captaiu Cook
i Christmas Harbor.
A fair hrccKQ was blowing from the
north, and tho ship was carrying every
stitch of her canvas, including studding
sails. Her crew both watches were busy
about the deck, nnd hor passengers, a score
in number had gathered in groups, most
ly forward, nnd were gazing with great in
terest upon the wild, rugged shores before
them, so far as the fog suspended upon
those shores permitted them to become vis
ible. The ship had come hero for water, nearly
all her water casks having been stovo or
started during a squnll ten days previously,
aud every soul aboard of her having been
since that dato upon short allowance.
Upon the quarter-deck stood Capt. Luko
Tedder, looking unusually happy, with
Will Ilawley beside him.
'I mean to get our water nboard before
dark, Caplaiu Tedder, nnd so avoid losing
a night here,' said tho young executive, to
tally unconscious of the plot to leave him
alone on the desolate island, and of the ex
traordinary adventures which were before
him. The strange events that happened
there, and indeed the whole of this thrilling
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S. A damper on top of the stove, connected
with the hot air lines, controls the quantity of
hot air required for tho use of cither the upper
or lov er rooms. All other fire-place stoves are
very Inconvenient 111 this respect.
'J. l he (irate is sell-scaling, una no dust can
escape while shaking It.
bllK.Vi, I'fcltlltU.N lV iu.,
l'hilndelphia.
II. B. MASSKit, Agent.
Nov. U.lSTt.
Beef! Beef!
rilllK undersigned is prepared to furnish the
1. citizens of funbury and vieiully wiih the
choicest Beef and l'ork in Market, cither nt
Wholesale or Ketail.
Families will be supplied by the quarter or
side, or smaller quantities at the most reasona
ble rates.
I'onstantly on band the choicest cuts of Beef,
Pork, Mutton and Veal, also Sausages, Itelognas.
iVc. Apply at the Meat House, South Third
street, in Moore A Dissinger's Kow, Bunhury.
t)n market days the best of meat Is served to
customers nt the meat stand, corner of Market
and Third streets, when the celebrated Broslous'
sausages can be had, Ion; kuowu us tbe best lu
market.
IIEXKY K. FAGF.LT.
N. B. Persons luiTiug fut hogs or beeves for
sale can procure the higest market price by ap
plication at the above establishment.
buubury, Nov. II, 1S71.
CI It III At; l: M A X I FACTO It Y,
SUXllUltV, l'EXN'A.
J. S. SEASHOLTZ,
"IT TOl'LI) respectfully announce te the cltl-
T zens of Suubury uud surrounding country.
that he is prepared to manufacture all styles of
CarrlairoH, HiiireieM, Vc,
at his ne'V shop uu east .Market street. Ho will
furuish every description of Wngous, both
1?LA1N AND FaNCV.
Iu short, w 111 make everything lu his line from a
first-class carriage to a wheelbarrow, w an anted
to be made of the best and most durable uiateri
ls, and by the most experienced workmen. All
work sent out from Ids establishment will be
found reliuble in every particular.
The patronage oi the public is solicited.
J. S. SEASUOLTZ.
Sunbary, Not. 4, '7l.-ly.
M Mil HY M A It II I. K YAItll.
ri'MlE undersigned having bought the entire
L stock of Diosinger & Tavlor. would Inform
the public that he is now ready to do all kinds of
51 A It II LK HOItK.
Has ou baud, and makes to order at
SHOUT NOTICE.
7. Slonuiueutm A: Ilead-Stouea,
Ci&k C rvrrr stvle.
DOOIl AND WINDOW SILLS
Also.CemeterT Posts with Galvanized pipe and
all other fcuciug generally used on Cemeteries.
John A.Taylor will continue in the employment,
I the old ft nnd on Market St., Bunbury. marS'ss
I
tefcllancous. isctlluncons. Iatmfactttrcrs.
caiiu.
No. 002 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
PHILADELPHIA.
MESSRS. CALDWELL A CO., DESIRE TO
CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO THEIR DE
PARTMENT OF SOLID SILVER WATCHES.
POSSESSING SUPERIOR FACILITIES THEY
WILL BE ENABLED TO PLACE BEFORE
CUSTOMERS, IN ADVANCE OF THE GENE
RAL MARKET, ALL THE NOVELTIES AND
IMPROVEMENTS IN SILVER GOODS A8 RA
PIDLY AS PRODUCED, VERY PARTICULAR
ATTENTION BEING GIVEN TO THE BPK
CIATIES OF BRIDAL AND OTHER PRESEN
TATION GIFTS.
1 HE STANDARD OF SILVER LONG SINCE
ADOPTED BY THEM IS THAT OF ENGLISH
STERLING, U25-10OUTUS FINE, THK QUALITY
OF EVERY ARTICLE SOLD BEING STRICT
LY GUARANTEED.
ATTENTION IS RESPECTFULLY DIRECT
ED TO THE UNVARYING BUSINESS POLICY
OF THIS HOUSE IN REGARD TO THE FIRM
LY ESTABLISHED SYSTEM OF FIXED
PRICES, WHICH WILL BE RIGIDLY AD
HERED TO IN ALL CASES, SECURING TO
PURCHASERS, FAIRNESS AND EQUALITY
IN EVERY TRANSACTION.
POLITE ATTENTION MAY BE EXPECTED
BY ALL WHO FAVOR Til EM WITH A VISIT.
ORDERS AND INQUIRIES BY MAIL,
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
J. i:. C.ILUHLLL A CO.
Feb. 10, 1872.
TUACKARA, BUCK & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
MISKEY, MERRILL & TUACKARA,
t
MANUFACTURERS OF j
UAS FIXTURES, UROXZES, &c, &c, j
Chnudclicr, I'eufluiitn, Bracket, !
Ac. Ac, 1
i
would refpect fully Invito the attention of pur
chasers to our elegant assortment.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SALESROOMS,
71S C'bPHdiut Ntrrct.
MANUFACTORY, 402. 404,40G AND 408 RACE
STREET.
Aug. 19. 1R71.
THE UKEAT C'AI SE
op
HUMAN MISERY.
Just Published, lu a Sealed EnTcIope. Price, six
cents.
A I.orturo on the Nature, Treatment, aud
Radical Rare of Seminal Weakness, or Sperma
torrhea, Induced by and Impediments to Mar
riage (renerally ; Consumption, Epilepsy, and
Fits; Mental and I'hvsical Incapacity, etc. Bv
Hy KOU. .1. CULVKRW'ELL, M. D.,' author o'f
the "Green Book," etc.
The World-renowned author, In this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves trom his own experince
that the awful consequences of Self-Abuse may
be rllectually removed without medicine and
without dangerous surgical operations, bougies,
instruments, rings, or cordials, pointing out u
mode of cur nt once ccitaiu and clleetual, by
which every sullerer, no matter what his condi
tion may be, may cure himself cheaply, private
ly, anil radically. 1 ins lecture will prove a uoou
to thousands and thousands.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to nny
address, on receipt of six cents, or two postage
6tamps, bv addressing tlm publishers.
Also, Dr. CULVER WELL'S 'Marriage Guide.'
Price 25 ccuu. Address the Publishers,
CIIAS. f. C. KLINE A CO.,
P. O. Box, 4.rSii. 127 Bowery, New York.
April 27, 1S72.
JTJAEDWAHE FOK ALL
AT Till!
HARDWARE STORE
OF
J. H. CONNELLY & CO.
Murket Mrect, Kuuburj', I'u.
It is useless to enumerate every kind of article
in his Store, but among the leading items may
be eel down the following :
Iron, Steel, Lead,
Scales, Steelyards, Grindstones,
Nails of all kinds and sizes,
Vices, Saws, Planes,
S'.cves, Chains, Axes,
Brass nnd Iron Kettles,
Shovels, Hoes, Forks,
Spades, Rakes, Hatchets,
Carpenter aud Blacksmith Boring Machines,
Cellar tirates, Drawing Knives,
Stoue Sledges, Plasterers Trowels,
Masons' Hammers nud Trowels,
Hand IMnner Hells, and largo cast Iron Bells for
bchool Houses and Farmers Dinner
Bell?,
Carpenters' Bench Screws,
Totato Forks for digging potatoes.
Looking (ilasses. ' Twine, Ropes,
Knives aud Forks, Spoons, Tucks,
Mule and Horse Shoes aud Nulls,
Hummers, Augurs, Chisels,
Lanterns, Oil C lotus, Brooms,
Locks of all descriptions, C'oll'eo Mills,
Bits and Braces,
Carriage Bolts of all kinds, Paint nnd Wall
urusues, duckcis,
Oilw, Yaruittlies, J up aim,
I.ve. Soda Ash. Washing Soda.
IWI XT OF A 1,1. HIMIS iu Oil or Drv,
l'urti-Colors of all kinds,
CEDAK-WAUE
aud other Wooden-Wure of nil kinds aud verv
cheap, Hay-Fork Pulleys,
Picks, Mill Picks, Levels, Level Glasses,
Files, Hinges, Coal Oil,
Hems, Combs, Screws,
Saddlery and Shoo Findings,
Buggv Trimmings, Excelsior Glass Cutters.
Pocket Knives, Scissors, Shears,
Miot, Caps nud I'owdrr,
and a great Tarlety of other articles. Any thins;
wanted and not ou hand, will be ordered at ouce.
Suubury, Aug. 19, 1S71.
CF.Vi'F.ll OF ATTKACTIO'.
Everybody is invited to come and buy of the
haudaome assortment of
TOYS AND CONFECTIONERIES
at
SAMUEL P. NEVIN'S STORE,
in frame building, adjoining Moore A Dissiugcr's
building, T111KI) STREET, SCNBLRV, PA.
Just opeued u fresh supply of Coufcctioueries of
every description.
TOYS OF A 1. 1, KIMS
constantly on hand. The best RAISINS, FIGS,
CCKHAN ISvV DK1ED Fill' IT.
PURE RIO COFFEE, TEA & SPICES,
fresh Bread, Buns A Cukes, every morning.
FANCY CAKES, BISCUITS, CRACKERS, Ac.
OYSTERS ! OYSTERS ! OYSTERS!
Having fitted up a room expressly for serving
up Oysters in every style, Ludies aiid Gcutlemeu
will bo accommodated with the best bivalves in
market, nt till hours during the day uud evening.
Families will be supplied at their residence with
the best Shell or Cauued Oysters, as is desirable,
at the very lowest prices.
Cull aud seeiny excellent assortment of foods
and uscvrtuln the prices.
& F. NEVIN.
Dec. 10, 1871.
A lMtOFITAIILE UISI.ESS.
LIGHT EQUAL TO GAS, AT ONE-EIGHTH
THE COeT I Cuuuoi be exploded. No chimney
or wick used.
Men desiring a Profitable Business, can secure
the exclusive liht for the sale of Dyott's Patent
Carbou Gat Liht Burners and Oil, for Counties
aud Stales. Write for Information or call on
M. B. DYOTT,
No. 114 South Second Street, i'hila.. Pa.
N. B. Churches furnished with Chandeliers
and Lamps of every description, 85 per cent.
cheaper than at any other siablishuisnt In tbe
country.
March 98, 19Tt.-ga.
R R R.
RAD WAY'S READY "RELIEF
IIHES TUB WORST PAINS
In from Ono to Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
fttr readtfjr tl.lj ruivcrtlnmpnt nrl wit ont
nCFKER WITH PAIN.
RADWATB RKAEKYUPAIXU A CUR 'R
It wm tlie first ud In
Tho Only l'nln Tlomedy
tli at Instantly ttopi tlio tnnst xcnclilng pmlns. nllayi fa
fl xin mat Ions, and cum 1'oikMIoii, wliviVr of th Ltmf(
Hiomacb, ttuwtlt, wr other fclaiidi or orgaua, by oua apuiic
tioa,
II FROM ONR TO TWETTTY MINUTES.
No mnttcr how violent or rtcrnclatlns th pain tht RHEU
MATIC, B-1 rH'ten, I ii Ann, Crippled, Kervoua, fttutalglo,
vt iruirtruU:d with dtseau may evincr,
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INRTANT EASB.
INFLAMMATION OK THE KIDNEVS.
INFLAMMATION OK THE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION OF TH K HOWKL3.
CONGESTION OF THE LUKOS.
80UB THROAT, DIFFICULT Bl.FATHINO.
l ALl'ITAlION OF THE HEART.
UV8TERIC8, CROU1-, im-HTKriRIA.
HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE.
' KKI'RAt.OIA, H.IIEUMATMJI.
COI.D CniLI.1, AOTTS CHILLS.
Tiki niphcaiion nf tho Ilcmly Rpllrf to th Trtor
pxru wlicia Ut. pftla or difficulty cuilt wUlAfloni cut fcnd
comfort.
Twenty Amrtt tn lislf ft ttimt.Vr ff Wltsr will In ft f.w
rv.nMrt r.iro CT.AMI'i, (-HARMS. BoUK STOMACH.
IIKAK'IT.ri'.V, Sirs 1IEAHAUHK, PI AKK1IEA,
DYr.KNTF.KY. COLIC. VL.ND IS THE BOWi-Lb, ftwl
til INTF.IiSAL FAINS. .
Travdr.. nli'i.ii.l lnvt nrrf ft bollla of Rxtnay'i
Tt"ftdy llflirf with ttiftn. A frw drop. In wutcr will
i rrvi-ii' el.:kni..l or f-al'iK rt-nm thnrtre ttf .BUT. It U bUttf
liaa Freucli Hrwulv or lllltc-m m a gtlmulkut.
FEVER AND Al E.
FEVBrt AN1 AGl'K Hired for llftv win. Ttiere ll not
ft remtril .I .oiit In Oils world that will mn F.ver and
Akuc, mul All otluT Malarious, Ullloti., Fenrtft, Tyohold,
Yi-lluw, ami i.tlicr Farm (alilril lr UADW AT S PlLLS)
I. n.ikk m t'.AIlWAY' HKAUY UEUf". Fifty 0U.U
r Wtlo. by UrUtfgUL.
HEALTH flEflUTY!!
rrrtoNo and pvitis r.irn iiloud iscbraku of
FI.KMI AM) W ' l-.Ki I IT I.F.AIl HK IN AND SEAC'
HFl'L VOiieUtXUiX hKCliUKD TO ALL.
DR. RADWAY'S
SAHSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
TTA ' MI!E T1!K MOST ASTONISHING CCRKS; FO
V.rii K. so ItYI'lH AUK Tllli CIIAN'ISEM TIIK
H UM" I'NDF.ISuoKS, CNDFil TUB INFLUENCE
OF 1'IUS TRL'LV VlONDKIlFl. L MKDKI1SE,
i ll A r
Every Day an Incrcaao In Flesh
rncJ Wol.itt 19 Seen and Felt.
TK5 CHEAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Kvcrv !.. .f lh SATtSAI'AI'.ll.LIAN l'.I.SOLVF.NT
IUI5UI-.I'- if'-l tii-":lsll I Ill- 'id, Hivi-at, CtUif, mul otluf
fillip: ftli-l .Hi:- a "i Hi.' .i'i'wi Hie v':;nr of lii'o. f.ir It rep;ms
li.a of t,, hull' v vi iifv avt rumrt luut'Tial.
croful.i, Hvilil: s, C.'i.'imillin, Oii'nlji.tr (il-ieri, I'lctM.
11 th9 T'i-ot. Mr'iith, Tuui'im. NiU- In tlm li fttult ui.il
i'.'.i:r part, of tin v.t?ni, Sin r.vt'.. tr;ii'iooa I'lsclinre-1
from He f'.irn. a.nl I'ii wur.t frn of S-in il;6i-c". Fmp.
tl.imi. F. v.T S. ri.' F.-nM Ilea I. lC'n; Worm. Kjl'I It'ii-iim,
Acilt'.
i.'cvri lit
l.l ITtl.l'li.
lit t'i." Wii.ii!, tti.-l uil wr:iiti.irjf ftnj fjliiful d ta
il Fwv'it. I.'T! ' Si'Ttii, ami wn.us nfthQ
, tr vll.il'i I Cir:iUv r.Mjf of Hiia wotuW
i.l M
Kt:i ''iMii!.try, n'M a I-' rivV uo will t-rov ta
i:ii iir.ii.: it f r c.liicr tf tlioa fj:ir.sor ulna iu
ji'i'.-ii' pmr.-r In rut- 11 r:n.
If ttio v .'irnt, o til tuTiimin; red "tec! y the w( rM
O.-ni-ifi"! n liint U f oMliiHullv vroicrrs.ip, !iccd In
prr ! ln t iirse niirl r. j'si'rs t'tf hhm u :h ni w in;ter-
l.l'inl: r-oi.i li u-.lt hv M.nid und Uiil (Uo FAKfl Al'AKlL
1,1 S will ;im) tl :. m-nir.
Hot ntilv livi tl.e JiAitmrmi.MK Ttrj!r.v,.!rT Mcot
tiiitwn rfim't'iiil I'cri tn lliu cm nf I'limtilc, Kcrofulotti,
4 oust tttiUwit-l, Mini irkm ; but liUthc only puiltlvo
EsSlEiy ft tllndilvr Complaint,
TVpr.rv, -1 W.nr ilfmr C!!". Itl-i'-vtfi, Dr.'.ps-r
f'V vt' :C-f "f 'T, 1 :iC'--i;t irinr of I'rin, 1'rUlit's )! a-0.
vM'tMfit-tiiini, Mt.l In it1! c iscs tvlirro llient urv trickdust do
urtlic wrttT U Il.ick, c!'-.til', ttilxcl V. UU mbtiinci i
liXf the wMle of nu 't'f or tliro.nU like wliln Mlk. or there
i'nrl'll, dark, hi i- ii opi-i-arnnr.'', and white !)one'dunt
('(jK.-itii. tt'i'l wlii'ii lhrt i a t'.i-kliitf, liirnltic p-'tiaaUon
wU'i vi''-" wattr, ttn'l yiiin In Uic fcumll of XUtt Duck iuM
UlC'-'aT 'i 1. i'llcr,
WORMS. The only ti.owu and tare P.cmotl) frr
irui-'iii-i'in, Tj)c. e.
Tmnor r I'J Years' CJrowUi
Cured hy Itadwny's Erftolvent.
Hkkmv, Mm, Joly 1C1.
T-.. n-."WTT t Viv Omriso Tuni.ir hi t!i oatrl -1
All His I'vit 4 thur tr po !i.p f..r Ii." I lr.4
t -rj iM 'j i''it w.t T-.tv.nii4A : L'it it- tiiln hrtt M in. I v
v...,r r-'l-nt. ft 4 lH-;ift.t I uiiMlrr it; l.nt bi no fi.th In il,
1 i s 1 l.J i:ft. ..1 i,t t ! rriri. 1 t.-.k ; t-t tJi
t, fin4 r,nt U-t i't l. tlwsy IMU. nr-l no U.tl of ) r
ll-vtv li-litt ; Bud t'ura it n t 'si t lit.nor or Ml,
-i t f fl lii-l'ir, 'nnrtt-r, hii.I hftpT-u-r lhn 1 !. for li!vt yara.
'I ; w..r-t tn'itvr w.ti i . i'j lft '! of th boMrti, owr tin croin.
1 vvr i !). w von iMt Ibc ttut-Clcf oiJi.ri. Y"H ran ruMiab it If
j ,i.h.,c. Ji ANN All I'. KAfP.
DR. RADWAY'S
mm mmm pills,
p.-rfppVr l:i.fl.-M,
rrc'l'cili.. Inirir. t
Mec.uitir rft:itcl with itrert ptm. purire.
KAUif, .ml trv'nrtlu-n. Railways i'il..
ili..i.1rm of tlm Mfiicich, Livwr. Towels,
t '- th. c pf'sll tl
Ki.tiK-y., Il'.cl i r, Nrrv
1) Ilf.iflp.rha. -m.8tli :-
IV
l-idn-ti ;! .r O-f ih'vrv'i. I'iVf. mill nil T'i
ilir.n.
l)YM!;et;l, l:lUUMIV.f. M.l.
r i .T..Jr.tjt, s.r lir liiiT!iil icra. Vniraitc'l to caret
a i .'.-,!:-. .iir.. p-,ii WreUbif, ccnlainlr.g to mercur-,
nil'. r.!-, or ilfiif'f ruii i1nipr.
o.shtvv th.- r.-'ii.v, nu; ft m;'tonis rcniHxn trtm C!-
r..r'ltra'i., I.i .rv Y.W-, Vn:n 't lU In tJi VeA
A-.;., ty .f it. ftit.. h, H.'srttH.f. 1 iitfUil f FchM, fn't
lTi vr w'f';i ( ir tl-i S"iin h, Hout Frit-U'n, tink nc T r lvttrr-
it tbw rtt if Ik n a.-it, timniint ill IImmI. llirritA
10fi 4lt tr.-Fth nr. Hj i ri-.p t tV- llrrl, bjfciiitf or SufT.Hlirif
S.-i:nt.. n wim in ft 1 itnc pi'(ur. I'ntirn-sa f. Vitton. Pc'i or
W,t l-i'jr tr.Siylit, .VtcrftTirl PnM I's ti in th Mud, llbc
"f l'irrtrat.oii, Vw.I-. -f t' ram Xinl Vt Tula lu the
cUt, Li rut. auU f..4.irst Hmt.1 .f IM, llHrOM ta till
A few ..f rAPM lY'Sni.I.S will frrc the svttom
f'l'in :i!! tl w sIhiv. .; -1 ..uorsr. Vrit i, c.LW rcr bf.
IS V l-KI i'i!STS.
I! F A 1 Y , I K AM' TKT'F." P t on V-ttfr tiAr.,p
lo I i A I W A Y A ro., N... fc? Mkl.!t I m.c, Jitrw-S,rk.
1- foi i.i..t!n t t:-, t.a-.t. - ji,. wll U-) sK.it you.
March 30, 1 873.-1 y.
jTlIE INGREDIENTS THAT
j COMPOSE HOSADAI.I3 arc
puhlishcil en every paclijja, therc
ti)ro it isfifffa secrtt p op ira'ion,
'consequently
iiiioniA.va i iiiiJiAiiifi si
It is a certain cure fur Scrofula,
Syphilis iu all ils fi rms, Ki.ciinu
lisin. Skin lJi-ac, l.ivcr Com
lilaiut and t.11 diseases of l! o
Ulood.
CN3 L0TTL3 C? EOSAIAIIS
will do more good tl'.an tn bottles
of the fcnrujn of riraapdrilld.
THE UNCEr.SICNED PHYSICIANS
I have used Rosadilis in their practice
tor the paft three yours and t'iccly
endorso it ns a rcimi.lu Alterative
'nd lllood I'urifier.
I PR. T. r. ITCH, of lUliimcte.
I mi. t. . novhlx, "
IHI. K. W. I'AKK. '
Pit. V. O. PANNKM.Y, "
1)11. J. S. Sl'AItiCS, ul Nicbolasvillo,
Ky.
PH. J. L. MtCAKTIIA, Coliirabla,
S. I .
'PR. A. 1). NOni.f S, KilKccouib, N. C.
USED AND EKDOESED BY
ij. D. FRENCH i SONS, Fall RWer,
I Mill.
IF. W. SMITH, Jackwn, .Mich.
!A. F. WHKl LKlt, I.iaia, chio.
II. HAIL, I.ima.Otno.
t'llAVt'.N i CO., Imrilniuvlllr, Va.
SAM'l.. H. MclADOCV, .Murfreea
bulu, Teaa.
Our RMacs wl!l not ailnw of any ex.
tended 'ri-Niark a in jeLitinn to the
irlueol Uosadalia. Totho Medical
l'roksum w puaiantre a l'ltii;! Kx- .
tract superior to any t l.i-y have ever
uiri in the trvatinent of climaxed
IHolI ; and to tlieatlllrt! we say try
Uoia'Uils, aud you will be rvtiursd
to health
njsa.!ali la sold bv all Drureiits.
pri.-e .3U per bottle. AJ.lrba
Manufacturing CKentutt,
Baltiuosi, Mo.
July 23, 1S7I. ly.
WM. Ml KKAT. i, 8LATMAKEK. W M. n. BLACK.
MURRAY & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers In
MACHINERY AND BURNING OILS,
Olllce nnd School Stationery,
I'riutiug, UrappiuK and Waullla
PAPERS,
PAPEIt BAUb, Ac, Ac.
Tho Colebrntcd
Corry Kerosene llurniug Oil
always on hand.
Having also opened a
COAL YARD,
we are prepared to supply at short notice, and at
the lowest rates,
EGG,
STOVE,
CHESTNUT
and
PEA
COAL
to all who may be pleased to give us a call.
Order left at our office No. 96 feouth Third St.,
will be promptly tilled.
MURRAY & CO.
No. 5 Bout's Third Bmat, lunbury, P.
aog. M, W.
R08ADALIS
o
T
JLj
MACIIINE SHOP AND IROl.
FOUNDRY.
GEO. ROIIIJBACn & SONS,
Banbury, I,ena,t
INFOKM th. pubh that they art prepared to
do all kinds of C AtTINGS, and barinir. added
a new Machine Bhop in connection with their
Foundry, and hae stipplM tlicmseWes with New
Lathes. Pinning and Boring Machines, with the
latest improvements. With 'he aid of skillful
mechanics, the; are enabled ta execute all orders
of
NEW WORK OR r.EPAIRINO,
that may be given them, lu a satisfactory man
ner. Graten to nit any Ktovc.
IROJf COLUMNS, for churches or other bnlld
ines, of all sizes.
BRASS CA8T1NG8, &e.
Ornamental Iron Fencing
FOR GRAVE YARD LOTS 1
VERANDAHS,
FOR YATtDS AT RESIDENCES, AC, C.
The PLOWS, already celebrated for their so
periority, have been still further improved, and
will always be kept on hnnd.
Also, THREHH1NG MACHINES.
Bunbury, May 20, 187 1 .
I.I'M It EK AM PLAM.VU MILLS.
Third 8treet, adjoining Phlla. A Erie R. R., two
Squares North of the Central Hotel,
BUNBURY, PA.
IB A t. "clement,
13 prepared to furnish every description of lum
ber required by the demands of tbe public.
Having all the latest improved machinery for
nianufiii'tviring Lunber, he Is now ready ta fill or
ders .fall kinds of
FLOORING, SIDING, DOORS, SHUTTERS,
SASH, BLINDS MOULDINGS, VE
RANDAS, BRACKETS,
nud nil kinds of Ornnmeutnl SorowlWork. Turn
ing of every description promptly executed. Also,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT CP
BILL LUMBER.
HEMLOCK and PINE. Also, Shingles, Pickets,
Lnthe, Ac.
Orders promptly filled, and shipped bv Railroad
or otherwise. IRA T. CLEMENT.
deoli)-6S:ly
STOVE A TIN' ESTABLISHMENT.
MARKET STREET, SUNBURY, PA.
ALFRED KRAUC2, Proprietor.
successor to smith a gentiieh.J
HAVING purchased the above well known es
tablishment, Mr. Krnuse would respectful
ly inlorni the public that he now has on band a
large assortment of
COOK I NO STOVES,
Speer's Cook Anti-Dust, Regulator or Revolving
Top, Combination, Susquehanna nnd others,
which nre so nrranped ns to be used for Coal or
Wood, nud nrewarrnntcd to perform satisfactori
ly or no sale. HEATERS of all kinds put up to
lieat one or more rooms. HEATING STOVES
of different kinds at very low prices.
Tinware of Every Description
kept constantly on hnnd. Rooflne and Spouting
with the nrst material, done at short notice.
REPAIRING attended to with dispatch. Coal
Oil tu.d Lamps constantly ou hand. Japan wara
of a x.nd.. Stare opposite Conlcy's hardware
store. Give me n call. A. KRAUSE.
upllM-ly
New Store! New Goods!
F. J. 3YROD,
IIuvIhk taken the store room lntely occupied by
11. Peters, comer of Third nnd Church streets,
SUXBU11Y, PA.,
bus Jntt opened a new store, with an entire new
stock of iroods, comprising of
Dry oolft uud OrocrrlPH.
The Dry Goods department is complete, having a
general assortment of
Cloths, Cassimercs, Calicos, DeLains,
and cverythiiifr in thu Dry Goods line. The
uito Kitir.s
are all fieh, and cousins of Ten, CofT. , Sufrnr,
Molliifses, Spices, Meat, Fieh, Ac.
Wtllow-IVare aud (alasM-IVHrr,
a ger.eral assortment. In fact everything kept
In n first-class store, can be had nt the
most reasonable prices for cash.
Having located In Suubury for the purpose of
becoming one of Its citizens, 1 hope that by fair
dealing and strict attention lo business, to merit
a share of the public patronage. My motto Is
"Small Profits nnd Quick Sales."
All nre cordially invited to call nnd examine
my goods, as no charges will be mnRe for show.
ii)H' Uicm.
f. J. nvnoD.
Bunbury, April gO, 1ST3.
TO THE LADIES!
GRAND OPENING OF
Milliner)' nud Fancy Goods.
Spring styles of HATS aud BONNETS, trimmed
and uutrinimcd. All tbe latest styles in
ST11AAV, CHIP, LEG-IIOUX, CACTUS,
Neapolitan, Waterproof. Ac. School Hats nnd
Suu Hats.
Trimming9 Uibbons, Flowers, Luces, Ac.
Glove, Collier dc CI moo. Crape,
Crape Veils, Tissues, Xccktic. Kainsey, War
uer & Co.'s Patterns, and all the Spring
styles of .Millinery Goods.
Call and see my choice assortment.
MISS L. VF.ISEK.
Market Street, one door west of Ge:u hurt's con
fectionery storo.
April 20, 1ST2.
.MILI.1XEKY.
SPUING STYLES
nt the
CENTRAL MILIJNERY STORE OF
HISS L,. MII1SSLER.
Every kind of Millluery Gooils, cmbraciug
Huts, Ilonnets, School Hats, Crape
Hats aud liouuetn,
Ribbons and Floweis, Trimmings of everv de
scription, and every kind of goods usually kept
ina millinery cluoiisumcnt, cau be had at her
store at the lowest pi ices. The very beet In the
Philadelphia market has been selected, to which
the ladies are invited to examine and be convin
ced. MISS L. SHISSLER,
Market Square, Suubury, Fa.
April 50, 1872.
Strong Beer and Ale.
B. VI LXULRT
Having refitted the Milton Brewery, is now man
ufacturing rlrst-class
II E E It A X D ALE.
Having 87 years experience In brewing, he
flutters himself that hi Deer and Ala is not ex
celled lu the country.
His celebrated Strong Beer Is not only a healthy
beverage, but Is the most polatable and refresh
ing driuk now in use.
ltcstaurant and Tavern keepers will be regu
larly supplied by sendiug orders.
Address, B. Yl'ENOF.RT,
May 11, 1S73.-4W. Milton, Pa.
NEW SUMMER GOODS!
MISS KATE IsEACK,
MARKET SQUARE, BUNBURY, PENN'A.
Black Dress Silks from $1 SO to ?2 00.
Japanese Silks, Silk Pongels, Plaid Poplins,
Mixed Poplins, llaruui from id cents to 1 1 IK).
HOLLY VAHDEXS.
Cbintqes, Detains, Ac. French Muslins, Mar
eellles Quilts, Kid Gloves, with single
aud double buttons.
Lice SuMwltj.
A general assortment of White Goods.
LAWNS, GINGHAMS and PIQUES,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, LACES, Ac, told fcl
greatlv reduced prices.
Bunbury, May 18, 1873.
W. H. Blanks,
HOUSE, SIGr3ST,
AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
BUNBL'BT, FENN'A.
Deeoratlug aud Taper Uanglcg don In tbe
latest Improved style.
Order solicited, which will receive prompt at
tention. Retldanee tn Furdytewu, ErarrteV bnUdlng.
Uunbnrv, May 11, lur.-lf