tonbnrg American.
STJNBUBY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1872.
Railroad Time Table.
P. ft E. R. R Gomo Northward.
Krle Mall, leaves at - 0:05 a m
Niagara Express, " " 1SS:80 p m
Mail, " " 4:80 pra
Xrle Express, " " 6:50 p m
N. C. R. W Gomo Southward.
Erie Mall, leaves at 13:45 a m
Krle Express, ' 7:40 a m
Mail, .. ll:P5am
Niagara Express, " 6:30 p m
The Erie Express train remains here about
80 ailuutes for breakfast.
Sckmjrt ft Lkwistowh R. R.
Mall train leaves at T.80 a. m., and arrives nt
7.50 p. m. Fast Line leaves at 8.40 p. ra., and
arrives at 1.60 p. m.
BnAMORiN Valley R. R.
Mall leaves nt 12.85 p. m.. for Bhamokln and
arrives nt 8.55 p. m. Leaves for Mt. Carmel at
4.40 p. in., and arrives at 9.25 a. in.
D. n. A W. R. R.
Trains leave for Now York, via Ilazleton at
6.80 a. m., and arrives at 8.85 p. m.
Accident Insurance Tickets can be had of J.
Shlpman, Ticket Agent at the Depot.
Iiot-al Affairs.
Bbwino Machines. -Miss Caroline Dalius is tho
tigent for tho sale of the best Sewing Machines
In existence, viz i "Tho Improved 8ingcr,"
"Grover ft Baker," "Howe," end "Dotni'stlc,"
which are constantly on hand and sole' a. rea
sonable prices. She Is also agent for the cele
brated Frnntz and Pope Knitting Machine. Call
and sco them. O'flco on Market street, east of
the railroad.
Thb highest prices are paid for Grey Squirrels,
Frogs, Turtles, tec, by Win. Reese, of the St.
Elmo Eating Saloon, In Pleasant' buildings,
Sunbury, Pa.
Fob Sale a young Cow, part Aldcrncy. En-
qulre nt this office.
TniRD year of Miss Hogarth's English and
French school, Sunbury, Penn'n. The Full term
will commence Monday, September ICtb, 1072.
Monet Sent to Europe. Drafts at sight on
the Rojal Bank of England, City Bank, London,
Liverpool, Glasgow, Pails, Berlin, and all parts
of Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Norway,
Sweeden, Denmark and Jtily. Also, passage
tickets to and from Liverpool, Quecnstonu, Lon
donderry, Glasgow, tc, &c. for sale by Jacob
Shlpman, ticket agent nt this place.
Tub peach crop In our county is the largest
grown for many years.
A Susdat School pic nie will bo held In the
grove near Seven Points, In Lower Augusta twp.,
on Saturday, September 21st. Ministers of the
Gospel nnd others nre Invited to participate.
We regret to learn that Division No. 257, Sons
of Temperuti", of this place, was compelled to
suspend operation) for the want of encourge
incut nnd support, us the Order is a good one,
nud was a great benefit to t lie community.
A Grant, Wii.sox nnd Hahtrasft club was
organized ut Sliamokiu ou Thursday evening
Inst. Judge Helfemtlne delivered the opening
address, Upwards of 250 names v. ere enrolled.
Tub contract for the building of the car shops
nt Northumberland, has been uwnrded to Mr.
James Bachelor, for the sum of twelve thousand
dollars. The work Is to be completed by the lbt
of January next.
We arc Indebted to A. Rodrlguc, Esq., for spe
cial favors, which we give our subscribers the
bcneUt of with this issue.
Tub "Clement House," ou Third street, this
place, which ha become very popular with the
traveling community, through Its proprietor, Mr.
Jus. Tufts, Is being painted nnd sanded on the (
outsli'e. This Improvement will still add mole
to the appearance of the house and tho comfort
of its guests.
Accident in hie EvtscorAL Ciiuiicn. Mrs.
Jane Graham, of Northumberland, met with
quite a serious uccldent In the Episcopal church,
lu this place, on Sunday last. She had been to
the alter partaking of the sacrament, und on re
taining to her scat made n uiUlep, and being
quite feeble, fell against tho corner of a pew,
breaking her left arm below the shoulder. She
was taken to the residence of Dr. Martin, on
Front street, where she was visiting, who ren
dered the necessary suiglcul aid. We are happy
to learu that she is dolus ns well as could be ex
pected. The Ht. Elmo. This first-class eating saloon
is having a large share of custom. It Is a neat,
cozy, comfortable place, nnd meals nro served
up in the best style at all hours. Uncle Bill
Reese und lady superintend the establishment,
who are acknowledged as having but few supe
riors. Foot M ashed. Mr. Gideon Brosclous an em
ployee at the P. & E. shops at the upper cud of
town, In pushiug a truck ou the railroad, on
Monday last, accidentally got his foot under the
wheel and had It mashed. Dr. A. C. Clark was
called on w ho dressed the wound, which Is con
sidered not dangerous but extremely paiuful.
Fresu Sai-sage. The first sausage of the sear
sou were sold in market on Tuesday last by
Mr. II. Ncuer, butcher of this place. As Mr.
Neucr is noted for making the best of sausage
and pudding, bis lot was sold out in a short space
of time. Hereafter every market morning he
will be found on tbe north-east corner of Market
Square with a full supply of beef, pork, suusago
and pudding.
Suicide. Mrs. Hutchinson, residing on East
Market street, lu this borough, committed suicide
ou Tuesday night, September 8, by taking luuda
num. Desertlou by her husband, slander and
remorse was tbe cause. Her body wee taken to
Luzerne county on Thursday by her father.
Ex-Governor Pollock has consented to ad
dress his uutucrous friends In Northumberland
county on the Issues of our Nutloual affairs, at
three different places iu the county. At Milton,
on Saturday. Sept. 14th ; Sunbury, on Thursday,
Sept. 26th and nt bhamokln, on Friday, October
4th. As ex-Goveruor Pollock Is well known
throughout the county. It Is hoped that voters of
all parties will attend tbe meetings above stated,
and hear their friend aud fellow-citizen on the
Issues now before the people.
The Hon. J. B. Pucker will also be present to
address ttie ubove meetings. A cordial Invitation
Is exteuded to all political parties to attend.
Death of a Prominent Citizen. We regret
to learu of the death of Jesse Yocutu, Fsq., a
highly respected and much esteemed citizen of
of Northumberland, on Tuesday last. Mr. Yo
onm hud been afflicted for several years past
with parulysis. In his death this commuuity
bus lost a good citizen; the church a devoted
christian, aud his family a kind and affectionate
father.
Thb Re.r. A. D. Hawa, now pastor of the Third
street Presbyterian church of Williamsport, and
formerly of Sbamokln, has received a unanimous
call to tbe pastorate of tbe Second Presbyterian
eh inch of Zanesvllle, Ohio. This city contains
some 25,000 iuhuhitauts, and the charge to which
Mr. II. is called comprises S00 members, and is
. VU leading Presbyterian charge of tbe city.
A RgMARKABt.i AcoitiBHT. A few days ago
Mr. William F. Eckbert, of this place, drove up
to tbe Main saw mill In a buggy, accompanied
by a little daughter. When returning, about the
middle of Mr. Bchnure's peach orchard the wind
blew off tbe little girls hat, nnd Mr. Eckbert got
out to pick It op. At he was doing so, the horse
started with the little girl In the buggy. Mr.
Eckbert got hold on tho rear of the buggy, but
fell. He held on to tho hind axle suspended by
his arms, and whilst the horse was running quite
fast he mauuged to crawl forward along the
coupling pole till he got hold with both hands
on tho frpnt axle. He did this In the hope that
the Hue would full down and drag and tbnt he
could secure It and stop the horse. But the line
had fallen over the (lather and did not reach the
ground. At tho willows above Schoch's ware
house Mr. L. R. Hummel encountered the runa
way and attempted to stop him, but he threaten
ed to go over the bank, and so ho let him pass
and then suddenly jumped Into the rear of the
buggy, seized the line and stoppc' the horse. Up
to this time he was not aware there was really a
man under tbe baggy, as Mr. Eckbert had very
much changed oppenrnnce, and didn't just then
look like a man. The road Is rough and stony.
His shoos nnd stockings were torn off) tho clothes
were rent Into shreds on his back, and his panta
loon legs were entirely gone, and bo was covered
from head to foot with mnd and blood and many
sore cuts and bruises. He drove homo himself,
but has since been confined to bed, and tbe Doc
tor thinks It will require a week to enable him
to be out again. Sclimgrovi Timet.
Tns Simplest Known Cikk for Diarrhcea
or Summer Complaint. Take about one gill of
rice and place In a spider over tho Ore, stirring It
constantly until thoroughly brown. Do not burn
It. As soon as it is thoroughly brown, All tho
spider with boiling water and let it boll until the
mass is of tho consistency of thin paste. If the
rice Is not cooked perfectly soft, add a little more
water and let it boil away again. Bo careful at
the last moment that it docs not burn on the
bottom. When cooked soft, turn Into a bowl,
sweeten with loaf or crushed sugar aud salt to
suit the taste. Eat in milk.
The editor of this paper Iiub made use of the
ubove remedy for nearly twenty years t has in
duced hundreds of others to use it, and never
knew of Its failure to cure in a few hours. A
remedy so simple, so harmless and so readily ac
cessible, should be published In every paper In
the land. Wenonah Advance.
Northern Pacific Railroad Bonds. We
refer our readers who desire to make a safe and
profitable Investment to the advertisement of
Jny Cooke & Co., whose Bonds bear an annual
Interest of 7 3-10 in gold, payable every six
months. Holders are exempt from Govern
ment tax, and being secured by a first and only
mortgage on the entire road und all Its equip
ments, and also on a tract of 500 acres of land
for every Thousand Bond Issued. They nre in
fact, a real estate security, and may be ranked
among tho safest and best Investments to be
made. Bonds for sale nt the First National Bank
of Sunbury, nnd the First Nutloual Bunk of Nor
thumberland. Grant, Wilson and llAUTRAsrT. The large
bunting displayed from the rooms of the Grant
nnd Wilson club now bears tho names of the
standard bearers of the Republican party. Tbe
uumcs of Grant, Wilson and llartrnult were
painted by John C. Miller, of this place, and in
execution w e consider it the best specimen of let
tering done In Sunbury.
A gentleman residing not a hundred miles
from this place, "confidentially" Informed us,
yesterday, that he had lots of "Sunday visitors,"
ns long ns his choice old rye whiskey lasted.
Since he has laid lu an ample supply of fmll oil,
,iiraUuca . - ln llgurC, (Warranted tO Kill
ut forty yards, If tho rodents get the smell of it,)
his Sundnv calls lire few nnd far between.
Pettt PiL?EitiNO. Soma of onr denies in
fruit Justly complain that many Inconsiderate
persons who would scorn the Idea of being thought
dishonest, who do not hesitate in passing along,
to pick up fruit from tho stauds und eat it or
carry it away.
At a meeting of the Executive Committee of
the Soldiers' Monument Association of Northum
berland county, the following persons were ap
pointed to canvass Sunbury und I'urdytown for
subscription to the f und :
N. W. Ward A. N. Briee nnd Heber Painter.
S. W. " Jno. K. Clement, E. M. Hueher.
N. E. " G. B. Cndwallarter, J. .1. Smith.
S. E. " P. 11. Moore and L. M. Yoder.
Furdj town Thud. 8. Shannon.
It is hoped that the above cauvussers will meet
with a liberal response from the citizens of this
place aud Purdytown.
A Fine Military Clothing Hoi-se. George
Evans ft Co., No. 014 Market street, Philadel
phia, have now one of the most complete one
price clothing storts in that city. Their special
ty in manufacturing military clothing is widely
known throughout the country. We were shown
some specimens a few days ago that will not be
excelled anywhere. They are now engaged in
making suits for whole regiments, and orders
are sent in from every State in the Union.
The famous Wutkins Glen, located nt tho head
of Seneca Lake, Wutkins, Schuyler county, N.
Y., has become one of the most popular summer
resorts iu America. LaFl year the Lumber of
visitors reached 50,000, and an increase of 10,000
ot 20,000 is anticipated during the sensou of HVJ,
List of Letters remaining in the Post Office,
at Sunbury, Pa., September 28, 1S"2:
Edwin L. Bergetrcsser, Mrs. Mary Bennett,
Mrs. Elon Candling, William Eyster, Q. 8. Hoi
leiibueh, Art Juqiiins, Mrs. Vastie Oruer, Michael
Kelly, Daniel Latsha, r rauklin Lark, Mr. Kerner,
(Agent Spriug Bed Bottom), Rev. C. II. Suvidge,
Kooerl etepuens, Mrs. Carrie Scott.
J. J. SMITH, f. M
Fob the American, by Request.
Am Obti se Concmuh'm. If a man plants a
watermlllion seed next to his fence and that ere
watermilllnn seed sprouts and grows up Into a
watermilllnn vine, and that ere wutermlllion vine
grows and meanders thro that ere fence Into an
other man's lot adjacent, aud in that other man's
lot so adjacent tbut ere watermillion viuu that so
sprouted from that ere watermillion seed, nnd so
meandered through that ere fence into this ere
other man's lot adjacent therein consolidates
and homologates into a watermillion, then the
question is to which of these ere two men did
this ere watermillion so homologated belong 1 to
tne man that planted that ere watermillion seed
that so spmuted and growed up Into that ere
watermillion vine that so meuudered lliron
this era fence Into this ere other man's lot adja
cent where so promulgated the wutermlllion that
so exerggitated from that ero watermillion vine
that meandered thro this ere fence and so sprout
ed from that ere waterniilllcu seed that that ere
mau that plunted. J.
Fihe I Fire ! lusurance ou any kind of pro
perty should never be neglected. All property
wants to be insured in good and reliable coinpa
Dies, so when losses occur that tbe money is at
once paid over. Among the most popular aud
punctual lusurance Companies Is tbe People's
Fire Insurance Company of Philadelphia. Thou
sands Insure In this company ou account of safe,
ty, reliability and prompt payment of losses,
Life insurances are taken ut the lowest rates con.
sisteut with security. For further particulars
ypij u inuian o. uossier, agent, Buubury, fa,
Onb rent pays postage on tho American. Bend
a copy to your friend, and a.k him to subscribe.
Tui political campaign Is waxing hot. Street
aiseuMions on political matters are getting live-
'J. are of frequent occurrcs.ee.
Proceedings of I he tocntoeratie
Count jr Con vet Ion.
The Democratic Convention of Northumber
land County assembled In the Court House, In
Sunbnry, at 11 o'clock, a. m., on Monday, Sep.
tember 8. The following were elected officers,
Till
President, W. D. Follmer, of Turbot town
ship. Vice Presidents, D. L. Sherwood, of Point, and
Jarorl Hartleln, of Shnmokla township.
Secretaries, W. K. Erdman, Blmrr.okln boro.,
C. M. Lesher, Point, and John MeEllece, Mt.
Carmel township.
A committee of five was appointed to draft re
solutions, Tls i Geo. W. Ryon, S. D. Jordan, M.
E. Bueher, James Mowrer and J. P. Hllkert.
The Secretaries proceeded lo make a roll of
Delegates, as the latter presented their proper
credentials.
Whole number of delegates-clghly-flve, repre
senting every District In tho county fully.
Adjourned to meet at 1 o'clock, p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convention convoned agreeably to adjnurn
metit, Rt 1 o'clock, p. m.
A committee of nine was appointed to hold
conference with a like committee, appointed by
tho Liberal Republicans of Sunbury. The com
mittee, upon Its return, reported that the Inter
view resulted In an agreement tu co-operate for
the success of the Demeerntlo National, State
and County tickets.
8. P. Wolverton, Esq., of Sunbury, was then
nominated by acclamation ns candidate for Dele
gate to tho Constitutional Convention, with the
privilege to select his own conferees.
Hon. W. L. Dewui t was nominated as candi
date for Congress.
Candidates fur the Assembly nomination were
then presented, and balloting commenced.
First ballot. A. T. Dewlu,3 j D. C. Disslng
er, 24 J. E. Eichholts, 18 Geo. W. Zelgler,
1 1 J. B. Newbaker, 2 Jeremiah Snyder, 6.-85.
Second ballot. A. T. Dcwitt, 89 i I). C. Dis
elngcr, 28 t J. E. Elchholtz, l!j Geo. W. Zelg
ler, 1 1 J. B. Newbaker, 2 Jeremiah Snyder, 8.
85.
G. W. Shlglcrwns withdrawn under the rules.
Third ballot. A. T. Dcw itt, 41 ( D. C. Dis
slnger, 85 ; J. E. Elchholtz, 9.-85.
J. E. Elchholtz whs withdrawn under the rules.
Fourth bullot. A. T. Dewltt, 4i ; D. D. Dis
slnger, 41.
Dr. Dcwitt having received a majority wus de
clared nominated, and the nomiuutiou was
made unanimous.
Mr. Weaver, through G. W. Ron, informed
the Convention that be had withdrawn as a can
didate for the nomination.
First ballot. Charles Haas, 5 Wm Hoover,
13; Isaac D Raker, 8; John R Kuutltnnn, 7
John C Morgan, 37 1 John Albert, 6; Ed T
Drumheller, IS ; Bnstian Stepp, 1 85.
Second liallol. Charles Haas, 5 j Wm Hoov
er, 14 ; I I) Raker, 3 t J R Kaufiman, 7 i J C
Morgan, 40) Jno Albert, 5: E T Drumheller,
1185.
Third ballot. Chas Hansj 4 Wm Hoover, U;
I D Raker, 2 ; J R Knuirmnn, 5 j J C .Morgan,
40 i Jno Albert, 6 j E T Drumheller, 985
Johu C. Morgan having received a majority of
all the votes was declared nominated for Sheriff,
and the nomination was made unanimous.
Candidates for the Pmihonotory nomination
were then made, nnd balloting ordered.
First ballot. w H r Weimer. 15: Wes cv
Auten, 16; W D Haupt, 20 ; J II MeCormiek, 7;
G W Armstrong, 11 ; Wm B Irwin, 7--85.
Second ballot. W K r Weimer. 2 s W Auten.
7; W Haupt, 31 ; J MeCormiek, 13 ; G W Arm
strong, 21 ; W Irvin, 1 85.
Third ballot. W 11 r Weimer, 15; W Auten,
; W Haunt, 81 ; J MeCormiek, 7 i G W Arm-
trong, 23 ; W Irwin, 185.
Mr. Irwin was withdrawn under the rules.
Fourth ballot. W R F Weimer, (I ; W Auten,
; W Haupt, 31 ; J MeCormiek, 3 ; G W Arm
strong, 44 85.
G. W. Armstrong having received a maloritv
of all the votes was declared nominated for Pro
thonotary, aud the nomination was then made
unanimous.
Candidates for the Commissioner nomination
were then named, and balloting ordered.
rlrst ballot. Simon uouncr,20; Isaac Reitz.
24 ; Tims Snyder, 3 ; D 8 Reilz, 28 ; J J Bhov-
lln, 185.
Second ballot. Simon Bohncr. 24 1 Isaac
Rcitz, 14; D S Rcltz, 4785.
D. h. Keltz having received a mi'.Witv of all
the votes was declared nomluated for County
Commissioner, and the nomination was made
unanimous.
Candidates for Coroner were next named nnd
balloted for. On the first ballot W. J. Gasklns
received 22 votes, J. W. Taylor 33, and Michael
Wilvert 13. The second ballot resulted us lol-
r,,r i, ' Tivlnr 45. Mr. Tavlor was
lien declared me nominee. ----.
Wellington Hummel was nominated for Audi
tor by ueciaination.
Ueorge W. liyon was nominate by ncclumn-
lon ns benutoilul Delegate to the next Ucmo.
cratic State Convention.
Lemuel Shlpman was nominated by acclama
tion ns Representative delegate to the same con
vention.
The committee on resolutions reported the fol
lowing, which wero adopted unanimously :
We. the. representatives ot tne Democratic nnd
Conservative citizens of Northumberland County
n convention iiseemblcd, bellevimrtliat the Demo
cratic and Libera! pa i tie is fell the right und
duty to re-establish the principles of the faithful
and eci noinical administration of the utluirs of
our Government, both National aud State, pub
is!) the lolloHiug resolutions :
J'ctolvcJ, Thai we heartily approve and endorse
the platform of principles us enunciated by the
lute Liberal Republican Convention at Cincin
nati, and re-iitlirmed and endorsed by the Na
tional Democratic Convention which assembled
In the city of Baltimore, July 9th, 1872, and re
cognize iu it n platform pledged to reform nnd
the maintenance or the power and rights of the
people of the several States nud a guarantee to
each und every State the privileges belonging to
Iter tinner the Constitution, a platform pledged
to secure the rights of the people against legisla
tive corruption unci usurpation, nnd to maintain
inviolate the Constitution of the united States.
Ittxiih'Cil, Thai we cordially approve of the
resolution by ho National Democratic Conven
tion, of Hon. Horace Greelev, of New York, und
Hon. B. Gratz Brown, of Missouri, ua the Na
tional standard bearers of the party, and we will
aid the people of the United States in electing
them lo the ouices ol l'resldeul aud Vice frest
dent. Jlenulved, That the late Democratic State Con
vention, in presenting the honored name of Chas.
R. Buekalew lor Governor of the houe-t and In
corruptible citizens of our State, wo feel nssured
that they done so with full confidence that they
appealed to the best judgment of a large majori
ty oi tne people ami ine sound patriotism of our
Commonwealth, und in the candidates associated
with him wo feel nssured that worthy representa
tives of the people aud tbeir best Interests have
been selected.
Uttolied, That we recognize and believe that
there is great need of reform iu both the Natiounl
aud State administration, and that the only way
to put a stop to the squandering of the hard
eurniugs of the people by coiruptioj and fraud.
Is to make a thorough and radical change iu the
administration of our affairs by driving tbo ro-
nominatlonisis Horn power.
Jietulftd, That, In conclusion, we appeal to all
lovers of Liberty and Union to unite with ui lu
ridding the Government of these unfaithful men
and pulling iu power men who will administer
the Government In the spirit of reconciliation,
nouesiy aua aouity.
BLE83IN03 brighten as they take their Sight.
The cliieT of blessings is good health, without
which nothing is worth tbe having ; it is ulways
appreciated nl Its true value after it is lost, but,
too often, uol before. Live properly, and cor-
reei minimus Dctore lucy oeeome seuieu. ror
diseases of tbo liver, kidneys, skin, stomach, and
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Walker's Cullfornia Vinegar Bitters area sure
and speedy remedy.
It has never yet fulled lu a
single intluuce.
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Business Notices.
We wish lo impress all onr readers that Thos.
G. Nott continues to furnish the most excellent
clothing. All suits are made to order and war
ranted to fit. . He is uow selling off to make room
for full goods. Now is the time to make bar
gains. Tbi great remedy to keep fever away is to
keep the feet dry. During the lute rainy seasou
It eould scarce be avoided, but we learn that W.
II. Miller of tbe Excelsior, keeps boots aud shoes
that are warranted, aud the feet are kept perfect
ly dry during any ralu. He also keeps oa hand
variety unequaled In this part of the State to
select from for any kind of wear.
A mew and splendid assortment of Furniture
has just been opened at B. L. Raudenbush's
store, Id Masonic buildings. Great bargains are
had dully by buyiug at that establishment. There
Is a largor variety to select from than auy of the
city stores. Every article of furniture for family ',
use can be purchased there, and at more reasona
ble prices than many of tbe Philadelphia eslab i
Hebments. '
iMniMas.jum.
StVtiSH 8pr:no A!f,i StiMintn tut; A largo
supply of sty ).h Bpiltig iin,l Sumniei v-ts lo'
suit all fanci-i and ta-les has Just been reeclV.
nt 8. Faust's sWe, Market Square. Aspclu!ly
In straw hats ; aii tho lightest; coolest n?i,1 feit
cst lint lu use Is tiu ventilated casslmcrc lint. A
large stook to solec irom, stylish ponds : nd rca-,
sonnblo prices. Cal and examine before p"
charing elsewhere.
Dsr.l.r VAiMWNSTit Welmcr's.
Irish Poti.iss nt Wrlmer's.
Plaiw I'oM.issiit Weimar's.
Plain I'ori.iNsnt Welmer's.
Chintzes ut WtimofV
SrniNU Biawi.s it Welmcr's.
An endless variety of Goods fif Ladles'j Gent's
and Children wearl . ,
Cam. nnd su for yomxolves.
No trouble to show Goods.
Special Notices.
TH1T C0NFEScol0NS0F AN INVALID.
LUBLia'lEn as a warntmiand for tho benefit
of fcrnj mm i"J vtfort who suffer from
Nervous Lebliily, Loss or Manhood, etc., sup
plying THE MEANS OF SELF-CURE.
Written by one who cured himself, after under
going consldcnitiie qtincKery.una sent rree on re.
ceivlng a post-paid dircct-d envelope.
Address. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
June 8, '72. tlmos. Brooklyn. N. Y.
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with Marriage, ond ruin the hnppluese of thou
sands with sure means of relief for the Erring
nnd Unfortunate, deceased nnd debilitated. Sent
In sealed letter envelopes, frco of charge.
Address, Howard Association, No. 2, South
Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
TO Till: Kl'FFERISCi.
The Rev. William II. Norton, while residing
In Brazil as a missionary, discovered In that
land of medicines a remedy for Consumption,
KnitOFi'LA, Sour Tiikoat, Coruns. Colps,
Asthma, anp Nkuvoi s Weakness. This rein
edv hui cured myself after ull other mediclues
had failed.
Wishing to benefit tho suffering. I will send
the recipe for preparing nnd using this remedy to
all who desire it f HER OF CHARGE.
Please send an envelope, with your name and
address on it. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM II. NORTON,
C7t HitnAitWAT,
Oct. 141871. ly. Sew Youk Citt,
Senilis.
In this place, on the 11th nit., J JI1N KEL
LER, sou of Samuel and Katharine Keller, uged
S years, 10 months und 28 days.
Sl.MllKV 71 AUlik.TN.
riour and (.ralu .Market.
Extra Family 13.00'Ued Wheat, p. bn.,f
Buckwheat, p. et., 5.00 Rye, "
Corn Meal, " 3.5;i Com, "
.00
80
70
1.00
50
Wheat Bran, p. bit. 1.50 Buckwheat
Shorts, ".GO Oats. Ha lbs..
Corn & Oat-i Chop, 2.0J Flaxseed,
Timothy Seed, p. b. U.00'
Vrotltire TOnrktt.
r . v.. . -
Eggs, per don., ?0 Hams,
Butter, per lb., . 35 'onilWj
Lard, " Vi lrl;d Applet,
Sides, " lllj " Peaches,
Shoulders,
dfirU) bbcrliamcnts.
Tailoring! Tailoring!!
CHARLES MAIHL,
Respectfully informs the clllzcns nf Sunbury and
vicinitv, I lull lie has opened a
TAILOR SHOP,
on Fourth Street, below Market, In the" Mullen
building, and that lie is prepared to make up ull
kinds of
til'-XT?' AXD IIOYVV hi ITS,
in the latest stylus. Having bad much exper
ience in the business he desires the public to give
him a trial.
Clothing will bo Hindu up In the latest Pails
nnd American Fashions iu the most satisfactory
manner.
Aug.l7,'T2.-tf. CHARLES MAIIIL.
Iroiuitrl Amendment
TO Till!
Constitution of Pennsylvania
Joiut Itcsiolutioii
Proposing an Amendment to tho Constitution ol
Pennsylvania.
Be it resohril by tin Semite and Jfoute of Hcprt
tentative of the Commonwealth of rentaylvania in
General Ateeinbly met, '1 hat the lollowini: amend
ment of tlie Constitution of tills Commonwealth
be proposed to the people for their adoption or
rejection, pursuant to the provisions of the teulh
urticle thereof, to wit :
AMENDMENT:
Strike out the sixth section of the sixth article
of tho Constitution, and Insert In lieu thereof the
following: "A State Treusurer shall be chosen
by the qualified electors of the State, at such
times ami for such term of service us shall be
prescribed by law."
WILLIAM ELLIOTT.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES 8. RUT AN,
Speaker of Senute.
Approved The twenty-second day of March,
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred und
seventy-two.
JNO. W. GEARY.
Prepared and certified for publication pursuant
to the Teulh Article of the Constitution.
FRANCIS JORDAN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Ofllce Secretary of the Commonwealth, i
Harrlsbiirg, June 20th, lUT'J.
June 29, 1872. 3m.
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The most liberal terms. Bend fur descriptive
circulars. Address,
DUEEIELD A8I1MEAD, Publisher,
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lKIFTt:i LOUN.
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ship, Northumberland conutv. Pa., on the lui.li
day of August, 187J, NlNETY-SlX LOCJs, with
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Tbe owner or owners ure requested to come for
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Jackson twp. Ang. 81, 187i -3.
Pay Up.
All persons Indebted lo the undersigned, on
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or their accounts will tin given tu a Justice of
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J. B. MA&kER.
Bunbury, July 90, 1872. '
-jSJST APPEAL
To lK'bilitnttil l'ersons,
1'u Dvajte.ptir.s,
TV f 'llurcis IVom T.lver Complaint,
lo tl"ti Imvliifr m A.niM!tite.
To those wih Uiokfti Dorm Uonslitu-
tons,
To Nervous PeO.
To Child n n Wnstin
tu wnv.
Ofinv with Pubiliutuil Lfty, Mivo OrsrntiS,
Or ;i;eTt mj tc ith any of iht fn'hnnincj
pS mjAortti. which indicate JJisotsUred Liver
btomacli,
such i Con
stipation, Inward
Piles, Fullness or
Blood to tbo Head, Acid
' Ity of the Stomach, Nanea,
Heartburn, Disgnft for Food,
Fullness or Weight In the Stom
ach, SonrErnclations.Slnklngor
Fluttering nt the Pit of the Stom
ach, Swimming of the Head, Hur
ried and Difficult Breathing, Flutter
ing at the Hen rt, Clinking or Suffocat
ing Sensations, when In a Lying Posture,
Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fever nnd Dull Pain lu the Head, Deficien
cy or Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin
ami Eyes, Pain In the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, Ac., Sudden flushes of Heat,
Burning in tlm Flesh Constant Im
aginings of Evil, nnd Grent De
pression of Spirits.
MooflaiuVs German Hitters.
A Bitters without Alcohol or Spirits of any kind.
Is different from all others. It Is composed ot
the pure Juices, or Vital Phincipi.r of Roots,
Uriins and Bakks, (or as medicinally termed Ex
tracts,) tho worthless or Inert portions of the in
gredients not being used. Therefore in one bot
tle of this Bitters there Is contained nsmueli me
dical virtue ns will be found In several gallons of
ordinary mixtures. The Roots, itec., used In this
Hitters are grown In Germany, their vital princi
ples extracted ir. that country by a scientific Che
mist, nnd forwarded to the manufactory In this
citv, where they are coniponntea anil cornea.
Containing no spir.tuous ingredients, this Biltcrs
1 free from the objections urged against nil oth
ers i no desire for stimulants can be Induced
from their use) they cannot make drunkards,
and cannot, under any circumstances, have uny
but a benellclal effect.
IIOOFI.it N 1'S GERMAN TOXIC,
Was compounded fot those not Inclined to ex
treme bitters, and Is intended for use In cases
when some alcoholic stimulant Is required in CO
ncetlon with the tonic properties of tho Bitters.
Each bottle of tho Tonic contains one bottle of
the Bitters, combined with puree SANTA CRUZ
RUM, and flavored in such u manner that the ex
treme bitterness of the bitters is overcome, form
ing a preparation highly ngreeable and pleasant
to tho palate, und containing the medicinal vir
tues of the Bitters. The price of the Tonic is 1.
50 per Bottle, which many persons think too
high. They must take Into consideration that
the stimulant used Is guaranteed to be of a pure
quality. A poor article could be furnished nt n
cheaper price, but is It not better to pay a little
more and have n good orticlel A medicinal pre
paration should contain uone but the best Ingre
dients! nnd they who expect to obtain a cheap
compound, and be benefitted by It will most car
tninly be cheated.
Iloonaiilsi Scrmaii Bittern, or
IIOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC, with IlOOF-
land's roioiiijinn nil,
will cure you. They are the Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIERS known to the Medical
world, and w ill eradicate diseases arising from
Immire blood. Debility of the Disgestive Organs,
or Diseased Liver, lu a shorter time than any
other kuown remedies.
THE WHOLE SUPREME COURT OF
PENNSYLVANIA tSPEAK FOR
THESE REMEDIES.
Wuo woti.n ask Fon moiie Pionifif.d and
STiioxonii Testimonv I
ilon. Gf.okur W. Wo idwaiid, formerly Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
ut present Member of Congress from Peuusyl
vanin writes :
PiiiLAOELPiliA, March 10th, 1807.
I find "Hoolland's German Hitters" Is n good
tonic, useful lu diseases of the digestive organs,
and of groat benefit in cases of debility, and
wu'-t of nervous action In tho system. Yours,
truly, GEO. W. WOODWAtvD.
lion. Jamf.b Thompson, Chief Justice of the Su
preme Court of Pennsylvania.
X3 - - . - r - .
I consider "iloollaud's German Bitters" a val
uable medicine In case of attacks of Indigestion
or Dyspepsia. I cuu certify this from my expe
rience or it.
Yours, JAMES THOMPSON.
Hon. Gkokok Shaiiswooo, Justice of the
Su-
preme Court of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, June 1, 1S08.
I have found by experience t hat 'Hoofland's
German Bitters" is u very good tonic, relieving
dvspcptlc stinptouis almost directly.
GEORGE SUARSWOOD.
Hon. Wm. F. J!vjert, Mayor of the City of Buf
falo, N. V.
Mayor's Ofllce, Butralo, June 22, ISf.C.
I have used "Hnotlaiiifs German Bitters and
Tonic" in mv family during the tast year, and
can recommend them ns an excellent tonic, im
parting tone, and vigor to the system. Their ue
has been productive of dc. 1 ledly beneficial ef
fects. WM. F, ROGERS.
Hon. Jamet .V. Wood, Ex-Mayor of Wllliams-
Iiort, Pa.
lake great pleasure in recommending "Hoof
land's Geimun Tonic" to any one who may be
ntllicted with Dyspepsia. 1 bad the Dyspepsia
so badly it was impossible to keep Hny food on
my stomach, nnd I became so weak us not to be
able to walk half a mile. Two hottles effectod a
perfect cure. JAMES M. WOOD.
REMEMBER
THAT
IIOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
aud
IIOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
Will Cure every Case of
MARASMUS,
or Wasting away of tho Body.
REMEMBER
that
IIOOFLAND'S GERMAN REMEDIES
Are the medicines yon require to puriry the
Blood, excite the torpid Liver to healthy action,
and to enujle you to puss safely through auy
hardships or exposure.
DR. IIOOFLAND'S
PODOPHYLLIN,
or substitute for Mercury Pills. Two Pills a
Dose. The most Powerful, yet Iuuoecut Cathar
tic known.
It Is not necessary to take a handful of these
Pills to produce the desired effect t two of tliein
net quickly and powerfully, cleansing the Liver,
rtomach and Bowels of all Impurities. The
principal Ingredient is Podophyllin, or tho Alco
holic Extract of Mandrake, which Is by many
limes more powerful, ucling und searching than
the Mandrake iiselt. Its peculiar action is upon
tho Liver, cleaning it speedily from all obstruc
tions, with all the power of Mercury, yel free
from the injurious results attached lo tho use of
that mineral.
For all diseases, lu which the use of a cathar
tic is indicated, these pills will give entire eutis
facliou lu every case. They never fail.
In cases of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia aud ex
tieino costlveness, Dr. llootlaud's Gerinuu Bit
ters or Toni should be used iu connection with
the Pill. The tonic elfeet of the Bitters or To
nic builds up the system. The bitters or Tonic
purities tbe Blood, strengthens the Nerves, regu
lates the Liver, and gives slfrugtb, energy and
vigor.
Keep your Bowels active with tbe Pills, and
tone up the system wilb Billers or Tonic, and no
disease can retain the hold, or even assail joti.
Recollect that 11 is DR. IIOOFLAND'S GER
MAN hornedles that are so universally used and
highly recommended t and do not allow the
Dri-Hgist to induce you to take anything else
that he may say Is Just as good, because be
manes a larger profit ou it. These Remedies will
be sent by Express to any locality, umh appliea
tioutothe PRINCIPAL OFFICE, at the GER
MAN MEDICINE 8TORE, 031 ARCH ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly C. M. Jackson fe Co. These Reme
dies are for Sale by Druggists, Storekeepers, and
Medlr tew Dealon fveryrbsra.
Uito fcbcrifetnrttts.
Tvells' Carbolic Tablets
Fon CoroHS, Cm.ns fe H.imisfnbss.
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Wl 11 Ot liel" CUIi-ienv lenie.ire-, in u iuni umiii, .
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Tor tile uure or uu iimvi mm iv.-..
tp.mrn. Ilonrsi'iief s and U.ceiation nf thoTlirnat
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s7,4w
U is uol a pn . fie. inen may give temporary
relief to the sufferer for the first few doses, hut
which, from continued use brings Piles nnd kiu-
dred diseases to aid in weakening the Invalid, nor j
is it a doctored liipioc, which, under the popular !
name of "Bitters" Is so extensively palmed off
cm the public as sovereign remedies, but It Is a '
most powerful Tonic nnd alterative, pronounced
so by the leading medical authorities of London '
and Paris, and lias been long used by the regular '
physicians of e ther Co. ;ut lies with wonderful re
medial results.
lU fillllM'lll C3b., k UU (1. I
DR. WELLS' EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA!a7.V,biM,
retains nil the medic 1 virtues peculiar to tho
plant and must be taken us a permanent curative
ngent. I
Is there w ant of nclion In your Liver it Spleen I
Unless relieved at once, tliu blood becomes Im
pure by deleterious secretions, producing scrofu- '
lous or skin diseases, Blotches, Felons, Pustules,
Canker, Pimples, Ac, Se.
Take Jtirubeha to cleanse, purify und restore
the vitiated blood to healthy action.
Have you a Dyspeptic Stonineh 1 Unless di
gestion is promptly aided the system Is debilita
ted with loss of vital force, poverty of the Blood,
Dropsle.il Tendency, General Weakuess or Lassi
tude. Take it to assist Digestion without reaction, It
will impart youthful igor to the weary sufferer.
Have you weakness of the Intestines I You
are iu danger of C hronic Diarrhoea or the dread
ful Inflammation of the Bowels.
Take It to allay ii i llation and ward off tendcu
cy to Intlatnmatlons.
Have you weakness of the Uterine oi Uilnary
Organs I You must procure instant relief or you
are liable to sulfering worse than death.
Take it to strengthen organic weakness or llfo
becomes u burden.
Finally 11 should be. frequently taken to keep
the system In perfect health or you nre otherwise
in great d inger of malarial, miasmatic or coula
glous diseases,
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Don't Read This ! !
Good morning, Mrs. A., where are you bound
for so early? - -.
Mrs. A. Why Mrs. C, i ou't yotl know Mr.
Byerlv has bought out the Grocery and Confec
tionery Store of Unas A Weaver, and is selling"
nice fresh Grocei les, Canned Fruit, and In fact,
everything in the Grocery line, cheaper than the
chen pest, and I have got tired paying high prices,
so I have made up my mind after this to patron
ize Mr. Byerly. So good morning, Mrs. C. I
must go. .
Mrs. C., to herself. Well I am bound to And
out for myself, and will go to Byerly's new cheap
cash Grocery, the next time I want any
Groceries!, t'oiifettionerleiior I'rlni
Oystter.
I will Just s.iy to all come and give nie a trial,
nnd satisfy yourselves that there la one cheap
cash Grocery in Sunbury.
Remember Hie place, No. 11, South Third St.,
lu Clement House Building, Sunbury, Pn.
8. BYERLY.
Sunbury, Jan. 20, 1M2.
Bakery for Sale.
The well known Bakery or W. II. Han?, on
Fourth street, Sunbury, Including a good dwell
ing house nnd ifood stabling uttachi d, Is offered
for sule on reasonable terms. The Bakery is
new nnd of good capacity, capable of baking 20
barrels of flour per week. Apply to Win. II. or
ALBERT IUAS,
July 20, lS72.-tf. Sunhury, Pa.
OEXTISTKY.
GEORGE M. RENN,
In ilim2)n-jn,s Building, Market Square;
Scnbukv, Ta.,
"I prepared to do all kinds of work pertaining
to Dentistrv. He keeps constantly on hand
a large assortment of Teeth, and other Dental
material, from which he will be able to select,
and met", me wants of his customers.
All worn warranted to give satisfaction, or else
the monev refunded.
The very best Mouth Wash and Tooth-Powders
kept on hand.
His references are the numerous patrons for
whom he has worked for the last twelve years.
Suubury, April 21, 1S72.
aTi'meixell,
PEALEK IM
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Feb. 3, 1872,-tf.
(.RAM) S'i:i.t;
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Cloths and Cassimeres
of every grade, nnd
; Gentlemen's Furnishing Good;?, at
Til OK. Li. XOTT'S
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In Miller's Block, Third street, two doors below
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from every variety of goo-1, ;.
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April
0, 1ST2.
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Huts and Bonnets, Trimmed and!
Untrimmed,
RIRRONS, FLOWERS.
WREATHS, LACES, &c,
all new siylei.
'r;ipe Veils of all Grades.
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and everything usually kept ii a Ml'.liuerv Store.
Call at
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SUNBURY, PA.
April 20, 1SVJ.
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j cheaply, privately and radicalls.
i -4r'Thi Lc.g uro should be in tUe hands of
' every youth ttii.l evory man In the land.
I Scut, under seal, lii a plain envelope, tu any.
I address, postpaid, ou rceulpt of six cents, or tw
pofhige stamps.
Also, Dr. CUlvwwcli's "M..niago GuldV
urice 50 cents. Addiess the Publishers,
U1A8. J. C. KLINE CO.,
P. O. Box, 4,M. K7 Uo(.i , New York.'
April 27, 17:J.
!UII.LIi:KY.
STRING KT V LES
at the
CENTRAL MILLINERY STORE OF
Ml KM 1.. MIIVM.tR.
Every kind of Millinery Uourts, embracing
ITatN, onii-t, Keliool Iinta, ( rape
llsttstMisd Meuu-ls,
Ribbons nud Flowors, Trimmings of every de
scription, au4 svenr kind of goods usually kept
In a mliliucry establishment, ran be hud at her
store at tbe lowest pi li es. The very best iu the
Philadelphia market has been selected, to which
the ladies are invited to examine and be eonvin
eed. MltSL. blllSSLER,
MnIH rJqusr, Sunbury, Ta.
IrrR 20, tws.
mm