umcrcur
Mk. and Mrs Shott. Mr. Shit
hadn't betu out of Detroit ia seren ymn .
when the other day, busiu ss called liim to
Chicago. Mrg. Sho:t wanted to ro alona.
iut tit naid that times was too hard, he
didn't want to have the bother of taking
care of her,aud she was compelcd to remain
at home. He reached home in the eve n
!nft after an absence of two days, and . he
tit eating hit suppp r he oberred :
I tell you it waa a I0113 ride, and I'm
glad you didn't go.'
'Loneiome, waa it V the nkI.
'It would have been frareful if I hadn't
had a young lady in the scat with nis,' he
replied.
'What! a younir. lady in the et Wll
you ?'
'That i-jou know thecnr waf crowd-
d,' he aaid.
And you offered her half your fat ?'
I, that iP, f he 'own there,' he etaiu
mered. Mrs. Shott'a ears grew red and her eyea
napped .
'And ao it waa lonesome, was it ' Yu
didn't speak to her, I suppose ?' inquired
the wife.
Why, I I spoke
tmce or twice, of
course.'
'Nice young lady, 1 suppose !"
Well, no, I, can't say she was.'
'And there you sat and looked your
sweetest, and I'll bet you passed yourself
off as a single; niaa.'
'I dont no as I did,' he replied as he
drank his tea.'
Did you inform her that you were mar
ried and had thre children ?' she
demanded.
I don't rewemlier, though I presume I
did.'
Yott presume yu did 1 Well, I rre
sumeyou didn't. I know iust how you
sat up there and pretended to he a rich
widower, and took care of her satchels,
and bought popcorn and illustrated papers
for Ler !'
Mr. Shott inquired if there was any more
biscuit.
It's a nice operation your coining home
and expecting to find hot bicsuit for you !'
she went on. Why didn't you ask if that
young lady could make biscuit '( Why
din't she come home to tea with yu V
'Nancy, don't ha foolish,' he olwerved.
pon't be foolish ! Who is foolish ? Here
I was, scrubbing and baking and patching,
and breaking my back, and you were
braced up in a seat beside a young lady,
stroking those yellow whiskers and Ulking
about your bonds and mortgages and your
lonely widower life !'
I wasu't,' he Briefly observed.
Daniel, did that girl rid all lbs way
from Chicago with you ?' asked Mrs. Shott
as she toyed with the handle of the milk
jur-
Did she ? Lemme sea V he mused, as
he helped himself to the butter.
'You know the did '.' shouted Mrs.
Shott.
If she got off at any of the stations I
didn't see her, ,' he admitted.
And there you sat and sal, and rede, and
you paid out money we need so much in
the house, for peanuts and popcorn, and
juts paste, and picture papers !'
Daniel, Ul me ewe your wallet !'
My wallet ?
Yes, sir, your wallet !'
'What for, Naacy ?'
I want to sea your wallet ?'
'It's the same one I always had.'
You lef; home with twtscty-tix dollars,
and I know exactly what the trip cost.
Fare to Chicago and back, seventeen dol
lars. Hotel bill two dollars. I'll allow
one dollar more lor inciaentals, and now (
wbere's tbatsu doiUi. v
'I I ! be stammered.
'You what ?'
I met Green down !j tbc depot and leot
Lim four dollars. '
Janil Sbotl who is Green and where
does he live ?'
Daniel didn't reply.
'Daniel Shott, you're liad to nis !' She
exclaimed. Vou didn't want to take me
alotif owing to hard times. You said I'd
bother you. If I'd been along you'd bare
Srowled for times a mile about the bother
and expense, and there you went and
bothered with a young lady and squander
ad four dollars oa her, aad here I've worn
these old shoes stTen months to save
expense !
'I'll get you a new pair ;iretty soon he
replied.
'You will, eh ! When ?'
'Before the Fourth of July, anyhow.
'You can squander four dollars on ao
vnknown girl and make rue wait four
months for shoes, can you V
'What uuknowu girl ?'
DftQiel Shott !'
And the milk pitcher came down on his
head, she caught bim by the necktie and
the oldest boy ran out doors and yelled
'fir!' Several of the neighbors ran over,
but Mrs. Sbotl met them at the door and
aaid it was only a burning chimney. When
they asked for Mr. Shott she remarked :
'Mr. Slioit d lesn't feel a bit well and is
covered up on the lounge V'lMroit Firt
Pvt.
Did lis TnorosE? It was midnight.
The young aoan had larewelled himself
out, and Emetine had locked the door and
was untying her shoes, when Ler mother
came down stairs with a bedquilt around
ber, and said t
Wanted to creep up stairs without my
hearing you, ch ? . D:dn't think I knew it
was an hour after mtdeight did you !'
The girl had no reply, and the mother
continued :
'Did he proposs this time f '
'Why motlter 1' exclaimed the daugh
ter. 'You can why, mother, all you want to,
bat doa't I know that he has been coming
Lere for the Iat year ? Dou'l I know that
you've burned up at leaat font tons of coal
Atart1nar aeatarwl lir
..-,
The girl got Iter shoes oil, and the mother
stood in the sUir door and asked :
'Eojeline. bare you got any grit ?' j
'I guess so.' i
'I guess you haven't. I just wish a feller
with false teeth and a mole on bis cLia
would come sparking in. Do you know
what would happin, Emehn ?'
Well, I'll tell you. He'd come to time
iu sixty days or get out of this mansion
like a goat jumping for sunflower seeds.'
Emetine went to bed to reflect over it.
A bashful and not over educated fellow
went to aee his girl the other night, and as
he started away he put bis arm around her
and whispered in her tar, 'dearest I love
and the responded sweetly, ditto,'ruean
log of course, a reciprocation of his tender
passion. The young roan could not find
ditto' in bis vocabulary, and asked his fa
ther the next day as tbey were hoeing cab
bage, what it meant. The old gent rested a
moment on his hoe, and pointed to the cab
bage in front of him with the remark ;
You see that cabbage V ' Yee ;' respond
ed the youth. And you see the next one
there?' Yes 'Well thats called ditto.'
'damn her I' exclaimed the impetuous
youth, 'the called me a cabbage bead.
TIIK GREAT UfcFUTATIOM
Which Veitiie has attained In ll Prw of
ttia eonntry as a
Great uud Good Med'elae,
and the lnnr number of testimonial which are
r"tantly being received from person w ho have
oeen rurea uy us use, arc ciiunuii" f...
great value. It ia recomenneu pujaiciuiiB ana
apothecaries. As a Blood-runner ana ilcallli-
ReiUorcr. it ha no eo,uai.
VKuRiiNKik not prepared for !i fancy drink
aiadr from or liquor, winch debilitate the
system and tend! to destroy health instead of
restoring it
Are not the. many testimonial given for the
different complaint satisfactory to any reasona
ble iieon suffering from disease that tliey can
he cured I Kead the different testimonial given,
and no one can doubt. In many of these case J
the persons ay that their pain and uttering 1
cannot be expressed, a in cast ot scrofula,
where, apparently, the whole body wasonema
of corruption. If Veoetisb will relieve pain,
cleanse, pniify and enre such diseases, restoring
the patient t perlect health after trying dlller-
I cut physicians, many remedies, siiuVntig tor
year, 11 it not conciimve prooi, 11 you are a
ufTciei, ou ca:i be rured ? Why is this inedi
liue pielonuing such treat cuics f If work in
the b!oo in the circulating fluid. It can be
truly called the Great Blood PuiiQer. The great
ouree of disease originates in the blood ; ami no
medicine that dose not act directly upon it, to
purify and renovate, has any just claim npon
i public attention. v hen the blood becoius l:fe-
I les and stagnant, cither from change of weather j
or climate, wanl of exerir, irregular diet, or
from any other cause, the Veoktfms will renew
the biooil, carry ott the putrid buinors,,clcnse the
stoiiiOL-h, reguUtc the bowls and impart a tone
of vigor to the w hole body. The conviction i,
in the public mind a well a tn the medical pro
fession, that the remedies supplied by the Vege
table Kingdom are more sale, more aucccssful,
in the cure of disease, than mineral medicine.
Yksetiss is composed of roots, bark au j herbs.
It is pieasant to take, and is perfectly safe to
give an infant. Do you need it f Do no hesitate
to try it. Vou will never regret H.
CANNOT ItK KX EI.I.EU,
I'lURi.EsTows. March 1S, IV,'J.
II. It. HTEVENS :
Deak biK Thi is to certify that I have ned
your "Blood Preparation" in my family for
evctttl years, an 1 I think that, for terofula or
C'ankenius Humors, or Rhematie Affetlisn, it
cannot te excelled ; and a a blood purilier and
spring medicine, it is the best thing I have ever
used; and I have ased ulmofrt everything. I
can cheerfully reoouiend it lo any or.e in need of
uch a medicine.
Tour respectfully,
Miw. A. A. DINSMOUE,
19 Uufsell Street.
Mil AT iS KKIKI.
Bostos, Feb. 1", 1ST!.
HENRT R. STEVENS, Esg. :
l)rK Sik About on year since I found my
self in a feeble condition from general debility.
Veohtisr wa strongly recommended to me by a
friend who hat been much benitlted by its ue.
I procured the article, and after usine seveveral
boltols. wa restored to health, and discontinu
ed it use. I feel quit confident that there is no
medicine suerlor to it for those complaints for
which i'. is espeeiall prepared : and would cheer
fnl'y recommend it to those who fell that they
aeed eomct hing to restore t hem to perefect health.
RespeclifullV vours. I . I.. PETTENGtLL, .
Firm of t. M. Pettengill T Co.,
Xo. 10 State St., Boston.
;IVF.K HEALTH. KTHI.XGTII AXI
ATPETirf-:.
My daoahter has received great benefit from
the um of lb- VEOETtst. Her di clining health
wa a source 1 graat anxiety toall of her health,
irenglb and apjx-tile. !. 11. TILDF.S,
liiranct and Real Em;e Agent.
No. 4'J tk'at Building, Boon Mass.
UAIXKIi Fli'TKEX IMIIXDN OF
FI.KSII.
fortn BiKWH'E, Me , J u. 17, 1872.
II. K. STEVENS, Est. :--
DKa Sin 1 have haTDysH-psia in it worn ;
form for the last ten year, and have taken hun- j
dreds of d-illar worth of medicine without ob-i
laining any relief. In Septempcr last commens- !
ed taking the VboEtink, since which time tny
health ha steadily improved. My food diggest !
well ; an 1 1 have gained fitieen pounds of flesh, j
There are several others in this pla'-e takinj; i
Yfwimsr. ; and all have obtained relief.
Your truly.
THOMAS E. MOORE.
Overseer of Card Khui, Poitstnoulh Co' Mills.
Vegellne iisSold by All irtigit.
Feb. 4. Int.
The ulilwuei- iuviie attenti'm lo the le-llown. list
of .m!e of the ceiuti a v-r. Iu the field of nciion.
' bcaidrs uin;tn ui bov,ie ted h.Ttr torirs, tber
! wiU b
Two Remarkable Serial Morlra.
By AMERICAN AUTHORS.
TL first f thaae, now complete la our baud,
"GABRIEL CONROY,"
By BRET. HARTE.
Begin in tb Soerolr mimtier. ud will ran fortwlT
uioiith. This is Mr. Hsrte tl.st rxieudxd wur. nil
-ii cud caarrcers. wbieU the anther U.-m eboeu
Charaeteriii vividus nJ i-wr: ud th woik
1 witliotit douM the anwt pr hie leeonl of erlT Cli-
lUI Qli, Uiw UV
Yi (hall also liegiu iu the January number,
"PHILIP XOLAy'S FllIEXDS,
Or, Show Your Passports."
Jiv EDV.'AUD EVERETT HALE.
Th areue of this story 1 Ikid iu th" Smi!hwe;eiu
terriio:-, uos lorni'iitf tl'.s States of ixiiunti.a ai:d
Tea, ttie tun of Aanm Itarr' tnui"U. Th ehr
:: inet iu a etiou h;cu '.. uuv Anjeriraii, t:iw
Freueh, i:d now Npamsh, and tfut recunl of th-;r ad
vtutarou Iivn luuke a atoiy el intauae ami utiflafgnig
intemn tiiiuuf bout. t
A SECOXD'FAIMER'S VACATION
By t'ol. GEO. E. WAUIXa. Jr.
Cul. Waaiico s now iu Euro), visiting, in row.
boat rids of two hundred ami fifty miles, one uf the
mo1 fsttii and interesting of tbe vtee-growlna; Tally
of Enro . 'I eeoml sens of 1 r promise to he
eisu uioie i uteres! mg thau that with uuiru u:.r renriris
ar atralT faauhar.
VLSTEXXIAL LETTER,
flalitfd by John Vuoe ( lieury.
A rar collectluu of Kemlu' lunar? loiter, mainl)
f : ont stores id th baud of the ttrsuemUiits of '.!.
JtH hWard. ThT are lull of intiet, and will he
read with rr rebth iu eor.netifn with the 'etiteu
Ulal celebralioB cf tae year.
BRILLIANTLY ILLl'MRATED AKTICLEH OX
AMERICAN COLLEGES.
Writtn rMicetively by their friend, will anrear dur
ing th year. The revived inU-rest ii: eolleit lite mak-
thsas paints ea;eciaily t.inelv, and will aeru- for them
nunsur1 attutiou.
OLbXEW YORK.
Elrgautly illuatratea articles ou Ncw-Vork, by John
F. Miuss. will aiar at once, aud will attract the al
ti.tioa of all, iu riiy r eountry, who mark with inter
est th develoiuiit of h great nietrojb, and af
ieeiiouately reotsznlier tb uaii:t .eeulihi-iiirs of na
ol.len ttnie.
Every uumbr is jirofusely illu)ratd. thu eualilii g
u to (iir to car deerij.tue aud lutrram artirlrs, au
lntereat aud frn.aneijt valns nvr aithined iu a uou
illnsl rated penodiofcl. I'nder ls uecuatonied maiiugf.
Iiieiit tii :uga.iue will iu the Jutnr l devoted, a it
In tisej :n tiie 1 s:, to aoiind literature and Clinsiaiu
jrog-es.
The Editorial Departmrnt,
icra v nvertvcuiy pg.-aot eueii nuu:lr ud coiitaiu
Dr. ltirilaiid' vigorous and luuely e-titonals, um wall as
Uevuw of tttn ta!t orks iu Art, iJteialure, ar.d
.eiiiiee.
TKRJISt
9I.OO Yir, in ailtanre ; 33 rta. a
urn ber.
Til to vol, eorartet. Xov. 170, to Oct. l7Uoul
in maroon cloth (20.00
do, do. tftiUU'l ia half iuomxxi. :j.ut)
' Vo'ia. Iiejiii. in Krtveni!r -nd May. Ai.) if the earlier
! ilmne I 10 Villi will lsu li-iise arau-ly to partis
wuo wish tlirmtu oiiiilei sia at 'hi rate, i. e., cloth,
I f.'Mi; If It f?, . ',KTO, $.Ui
llooVcwe-ltr-rst an rowtmunler will
ue sui'i'lna at lalea ,uai M.il .ia!Me tuelu to till any CI
: lUt auoe ofleia.
! KalwrliiHt wiU lease remi: in t. O. M.-li t Orttet.
, m .n Bank 'lcks or Xirsfs, or l.y reifisteted ltteia.
! Money iu leuers nut ref,:ei-ed, at aeuuei ' ra k.
j SCUIItNEi: k fO. 74J Broadway, 'w Vo-k.
rrt. il. 175.
SAVES FUEL! SAVES LABOR!
NATIONAL STEEL TUBE CLEANER. I
u Is uiie -f t!ie wi.rl c.-mlitefors of h at
a depoit .f I-.'i4 ot i.n inciitn I. ,i.e
- i.'itloaf la per cent, ot lnet.
Tute t'l'Wiie.-i ni iue f pi ;ni; st.-el. ri.u.
-.it Is of itself u ejin:i: ami !i-i :i(t pet
-.r;.c si n l' pie-- li;aih-t the iti.i;.: nf Hie
. !.:'. -iiijj bll tl,e rariMin and " mtliuut
!:g!-s: iiilary t the t;
f titled iu e.-aii iM-tter. la.t bitiirr. er-' work
r i 'inn anv in lii- mai ki t. Adp it and in nse
1". S. Savy. lor aiile by tUa.eia. eIili fur
-in f mai.5I!:h spknci; .,
Afeul fur th I'nited S'afr,
. -" H.t lt) Kn.-..r, ,v Yorta.
.it. I., 4 iIm fl-of Ian Mff,
Nov. jvi.v 4mos.
QRM AUV.H 111 (s til KM AC.
H. K. FAGLEV Sc. CO.
repeetfnlly inform the public that they have
commenced the mannfHctore of
T&wm lAHKIAut b.
w
lil'GGIES, &C,
at the pew thop recently erected by J. F. Lerch
Corner of Fonrf h and bcniuot Kin..
SUNBURY, PA.,
and solicit a fair Share of Patronage.
A rll "Mta. J- F. LERC'II, Bup't.
. : .!i I:i -.
QiCKFntt
i 3 KkiittfR
THE KU UrORD AI'TOTI ATIt'
Family Knitting Machine!
A most rcKrri. ksn wownEitriL isveth !
Now attiacting ntiiversa! attention by it aston
ishing performances, and it practical value for
every day family use. It i simple, Durable,
Cheap, to easily kept in repiir, and
WIU. LAST A LIFE-TIME !
It will kui'. every possible variety of plain nnd
fancy work.
WITH ALMOST MAGICAL SPEED,
and far belter than it can be done by hand, or
on any other machine. All kinds of garments
are perfectly formed ai.d shaped by the machine
i'.seif. requiring no cnttinc and making up. A
good operator will Knit a man's sock, with heel
and lis; complete, in from five to ten minute !
anil from twenty lo forty pairs of socks in a day !
Everv especiallv every farmer' famil -should'have
a BICKFOKI) KNITTER. It will
be found equally a useful a the Uewintf Ma
chine, and even more profitable.
Everv Machine WARRANTED perfect, and to
do just what i represented.
The Bickford Machir.e 1 the only legitimate
cylindrical Knitting Machine in existence. All
others, not licensed by us, are clear and palpa
ble infringinents on our patents, and we shall
bold all parties who manufacture, sell, buy or
use such infringing machines, to a strict legal
accountability.
An Instruction Hook, containing complete and
minute directions to the operator, accompanies
each machine.
No. l.Fami'v Machine, 1 cjlinder.72 nctcdles $10
No. 3, " " ' "J " 72 A: 100 " 40
A Rumple machine will be tent to any part of
the United S'.ates or Canada, express charges
pre nnid, on receipt of the price.
Ajrenl wanted in every State, County, City and
T.wn. to whom very liberal discounts will be
made.
For further particular, address
BtcKroKO Knitting Machine Mro. Co.
Sole Manufacturers, Brattleboro, Vt.
Nov. lit. 1875. Iv.
T II E
Pittsburgh Commercial
FOR THE
CENTENNIAL YEAR.
Tbe year lSTft mark an iroportunl epoch In
American history, completing as it t'.oes the
First Ciatury of Hie Kpublic.
Events of more than ordinary ronment are to
be looked fur; aud it is the duty of every jia
triiiiX" itien to keep himself informed thereof.
To accomplish this it is only necessary to take
and read a
FIRST-CLASS NEWS PATER
SITU A till
Pittsburgh Commercial.
In the future, a in the jutst,, it wi.l be a Mirror
of the Times, a condensed History of the At,
tirinir full and accurate iieeoum of all events,
al home and abroaJ, iiicliidiu; gruphle reports
of our (iteut Centennial Extxisitioti at Philadel
phia. f jieeial attention will be given to tllc Prostres
and Interest of Manufactures, Mining and Ag
riculture throughout the country.
The COMMERCIAL
MARKS SPECIAL CLAIMS AS A
Family Newspaper,
Every effort being mad- to render it a pleasant
aud profitable companion for the Home Circle,
while its column will be carefully guarded
against ol jectioi.ab.e matter of all kind. Its
.Market and Fiaanrial IleorlJ
Will be full aad accurate. embraciD; racs from
all the loading Trade Outers of the World, and
or great value to Mecl'unt. Manufacture,
Farmers and al! cugitKeJ iu busiucss of any
kind.
Its arrangements for securing Early and Re
liable News arc complete. Having utile corres
pondents at the Mate and National Capitals, its
reports of the doing of the Lawmaker of the
and can be iiniii-itly reiieu upon.
As n Political Journal,
THE COMMERCIAL rri!l continue to be, a
it has been, a Republican paper, feurlely de
voted to a party. It will resist, a well aud as
prudently as it may, any attempt to force upon
the party the support of The Tliird-Tcrtn Mon
rttosity ; and while It will strive to liiait.tuin a
place iu the front rauk In Supporting, an Honest
Party Policy, it will reserve to itself the ritfht to
oppose any measure not in harmony with Re
publican Principles, even though il may emanate
from uien know as KepuUicaus. It will stand
firm, on all occasions, by the platform of the j
Krpunncan l any adopted at Lancaster, winch
demand "Honest nieu iu office men with bruins
enough to know dishonesty w hsn they see it, and
courage enoagti to tljjht il w liercver they flud it."
TERMS FOKTnE
Daily Commercial,
PoSTauE I'KEIt TO Pi1 lis JH1PEK8.
Iiy mail, per annum ....
Ky ma:!, for six tnontlis . .
By mall, foi three month . .
By mail, for oue montli . .
Delivered by curriers, per wet a
110 00
5 00
2 SO
J-5
15
T II hi -
Weekly Commercial,
FOR 1876.
XO Wli THE TIME TO SVIiUCRIBE.
36 Columns
OF
Choice Reading Matter
EVERT WEEK.
IT IS THE PAPER FOR
THE MKCHANT,
THE FARMER,
THE MECHANIC,
THE MANUFACTURER,
THE !F -A. M I X. "5T .
Containing Greater Variety of Choice Reading
and Miscellaneous New than ean be found in
iu any weekly patr published In the State of
Pennsylvania.
Complete Werltly XIarkrt Report
urEci ai.i.t rnsPAKgn for it.
TERMS FOR lfTd.
Weekly Co3I3Iercial
(POSTACil PhEPAIP.)
One Coj'V, One Year
CLUB RATES:
I 75
Ten Copier., per aunnro, each .... II SO
Twenty Copies, ' and over " . . . . 1 25
And One Extra Copy totheetternpof the club.
Addition may be made to a Club at any time
during the year at tbe Club price, the sub
scription continuing a Full Year from the time
the additions shall have been made.
These prices are invariable. Terms Cash in
advauce. Remit iu Drafts or Poatofflre Money
Orders, if possible, a t where neither of these
can be procured tbe money in registered
letter.
WSI'ECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE.
Address nil ordeis and leltara to
"THE COMMERCIAL,"
Dec 24, 1873. Pirnwvaoa, Pa.
1876. II 1876.
I X L-THE WOMAN'S FRIEND
THE BEST FTNTSHITO ANI VOKT PERFECT
"FLAT IKON" EVER MADE.
IatercaaBgeabls Handle and Shield Ccmbiatd.
The handle Is entirely
separate, and may be
need fur any number of
Irons. It can be adjust
ed Instantly, and being
providrd with a shield
the hnnd is completely
protected from tbe
heat. No bolder 1
reonlred when using.
When th Iron is beini!
fWaiM Mr. if. heated, the handle mailt
be detached. We will send to nv ddre, on re
ceipt of Draft or P. O. Order for Ue amount, t iiher
o( the following sets:
Sot No. 1-S Iron of 5. . r d 7 lb., 1 Lai.r.ia. (H
f-S " . 7 atrial:.-.. - K
3-S " 7, ii.l9!ba . '
Kickel pialed Irons. 7 Dels, per et erva.
Any party ordering flv weta will re
ceive one wet tilr at prcualuiu.
Thoroughly reliable stents wanted. .
Address BHOOKlTf SAD IRON CO.,
- t5rirstBwBrookIya,E.D.,lI.T.
s: (ul.Hinit 'Sc. of li:t pspcr.
December '75. 4inor
Evangelical, Non-Sectarian, Independent !
The Christian at Work.
T. De Witt Talmage, Editor.
The Brit Religion paperriibllwaied
MR. TALM AGE'S SERMON EACH WEEK.
Fall ltprtjr Mr. Moodj'ti Work.
Hy Rev. W. M. BAKER,
One of the most popular of Ataerican story
w rilers.
TWO t:W PKEJIIliMJl !
AMERICAN FARMYARD."
After Johei'H John, executed in twenty-nine
printings and heretofore sold for $15, also an
EXQUISITE FLORAL GROUP,
Printed cxpreslv for thia paper by Mrs. Whit
ney, and chromocd by L. Prso A Co. Boston,
i j ti,. nr e inline art works, and the best
I and most expensive picture premiums ever offered
VOST LIBERAL TERMS TO AGESTS,
ASD EXCLVU1V8 TRKKITORT.
TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS :
Without premium, postage prepaid 13.00
With either premium, unmounted, postage
prepaid '
With either premium, mounted by express al
subscriber' eipene -00
lFor full particular as to commission and
canvas address
II. It. Oltn iX, l'libllrshrr,
BOX 5105, NEW YORK.
Nov. 19, 21.
THE LIGHT RUNNING "DOMESTIC."
The "Domestic."
The "DOMESTIC" is an exceedingly simple
machine iu all its part and processes. It is
easily understood ; familiarity with it action is
very quickly acquired, and It needs hardly any
practice of i skiil ia the otierator.
Tbe siijieiior advantages obtained in the "Do
mestic" ore mainly :
1. Light Runnini!.
2. 4uietness no Cains or (.ear Wheels.
3. Perfect Stilcli Double-thread Lock Stitch.
4. Durability arising from Simplicity of Con
struction. 5. Absence of all Friction.
C. Great range of Work.
7. Ease of Operation.
We do not say that the Domestic' i the only
Machine worthy of public favor. We admit
there are oaie possessing real and acknow
ledged merit ; but we do claim, and are prepared
to demonstrate, that the Domestic" ha many
excellence that render it JteidtJlj tuptrivr to
tny otfitr iVA.n now before the public.
Let every woman, therefore, examine for her
lf into its merit when she buys a tnachine.
This is an important purchase, uot to be care
lessly made ; one thai will influence her com
fort," probably for a long time. With a 'Domes
tic" iu her possession, she will Dtid her sewing
become a pleasant exercise of skill and taste, in
stead of a low manual drudgery ; he will have
the time and strength to add beauiy and elegance
to work in which before she ba beeu obliged to
content bere!f with bare utility.
CAROLINE DA I.I US, A gent,
SurMirr. Pa.
A PRKNII'n U1VK TO
HI I1M It 111 Kit.
EVERY
LADY'SBOOK.
THE OLDEST MAGAZINE IN AMERICA.
1876. Volume r. 187G.
In addition to our splendid Steel Engravings
and reliable Colored Fashion Plates, will be
given from time to time elegant Chromo Illustra
tions. These ilustration given universal satis
faction. No other Magaiiue ba a yet attempted
this feature.
STOUIES BT CELEBRATED WRITERS.
We have on file several One norie for 1576,
from the en ol the following popular writer :
Mr. C. A. Hopklnson, I no Churchill, H. Vlckery
Dumont, Louise S. Dorr, S. Anuie Fnt. Mont
gomery C. Preston. ArraugetneuU have been
made with other of life popularity.
Our other departments. Invaluable receipts.
Design for the Work-table. Knittirg. w tb
Colored Engraving ol the atne. Netting,
Model, Cottage, Original luic, Etc., are all
retailed.
A HlElTil fiJlJiDIO
THE MOUMSG CALL:'
Will be given to every ubseriher, whether
ingle or Iu a club, who p.ivt iu advanc for 1ST6
and remits direct to this office.
FOll FLORIDA.
IOR THROUGH PASSAGE TICKETS to
: ST. AUGUSTINE and all landings on ST.
JOHN'S RIVER and interior point in FLORIDA,
by steamship to SAVANNAH, and thence by
railroad or steamboat.
Apply to WM. L. JAMES General Agent
J'hUtkltl Ma and Suvthim Matt S. S. Co.,
410 South Delaware AVeuue. Pbilad'a.
Oct. 29 -ISt.
YOU CAN
Save Money
By subscribing for our Muaieai Ma
azines.
Tbey are issued monthly, and con
tain ten times as much music as yon
can buy elsewhere lor the sam
amount of money.
"Peter' Household Melodies,' Nos.
1 to 13 now ready. A Collection
of Hongs by Hays, Dank, etc.
Price, 50 cents per Number, or 12
Numbers for 14.
"Peters' Parlor Muiic," Nos. 1 to
13 now ready. A Collection of
Easy Dance Music. Price, 50
eents per Number, or 12 Number
for 12.
"La Creme de la Creme,'' Nos. 1 to
25 now ready. A Collection of
Difficult Piano Music. Price, 50
cents per Number, or 15 Numbers
for 14.
feud 60 cte. for a Sample Copy
of either of the above, and If you
are not satisfied with your bargain,
we wiil refund your money.
Address,
J. L. PETERS,
842 Broadway, N. Y.
Dec. 31,'75.-lra.
Good News to Farmers!
THE CELEBRATED
DEXTEIt FEED CUTTER
which will save FIFTT PER CENT, to every
farmer raising- slock, is offered for tale by tbe
nndersigued agent for Northumberland county.
This Feed Cutter ha been awarded diplomas at
every County and State Fair where It has been
exhibited. It is acknowledged to be superior to
any other in use.
Order will be promptly fllUd bv addressing
JOHN U. GURTNKR, Agent.
Dee. 10, 187&. Banbury, Pa.
flu llbbtrtiscnttnts.
18 BALTIMORE WEEKLY SUN. 76
ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF A TEAR.
rOSTAOE PKFPAlli BT THE rt BLISHEKS.
TUS BEST EASIILT JOVKSAI. AMI TUB CHEAPEST.
A VEIlT "MorSElK'LD WOltD."
IT IS TO BS A TEP.rtAIH.E f'ENTENSIAL RECORD.
tI,20J IN PHF.MIUMS full NOVELETTES POK T1IE
WEEKI.T BIN PlK 1 f7G.
The Baltimore Weeklt Si:n is beyond com
pare oue ol thu best weekly pa port, published in
the United States. Iu proprietors iniike especial
aim to secure for its columns the choicest litem
lure, the latet-t news, foreign and domestic. Un
heal intelligence iu agricultural matters, tin
most reliable commercial and market reports
and the best current miseelisiny.
As incentive to literary ability, and thereby to
please the taste of its many thousand readers,
the proprietors of The Weeklt Srx have offered
prizes amounting to (1.200 for the best six
noveleties, to be selected by a critical cotumiitee
from offerings by writers in all parts of the coun
try. It is expected that this liberal offer will
attract the best story-telling talent in the
United States, and thus afford the chastest lit
eral)' bntiiitiet of Jht Centennial year to its host
of reader. The publication of the price stories
will be commenced early in the year, and all
who desire to partake, of 'heir alt .actions should
at once order subscription.
THE CENTENNIAL TEATt.
A ISTr) is to be the Centennial year it will be
full of incident which will be attractive to al
the people, and the Weekly Sin will have
special care to furnish its readers with accurate
information a to ail important event. For
the first time in many year there ia considera
ble change in the political complexion at Vash
ington. A President is alo to be elected, which
will insure an exciting contest because of the
present anomalous condition of party poiitices
throughout the United States.
Of ail these matters The Weekly Si n will be
a faithful, concise and accurate chronicle.
THE PAKMEK
Will find the Baltimore Weeklt Sln a valuable
instructor, its original articles on and judicious
selection of matters Intimately connected with
tbe jrreat national interest of agriculture amply
repaying the price of subscription.
The raper is designed to meet the needs of
persons residing in every part of our county, but
more especially the towns and rural disliicls of
Ihe Middle, Southern aud Western Stales, care
ful note being regularly made of local matters
In those rcgious, in addition to a complete and
concise history of current events
ALL OVEK TUB WOKLIK
The merhuul and the mechanic will (lad the
Weekly Sun an evei tresh Encyclopedia of use
ful kdowiedi;e.
The Weeklt Si:n's market report are espe
cially valuable, giving the latest prices of all
kinds of produce in Baltimore and the piincipul
cities of the Union, tor the Utter the telctrapu
beini; availed of up to the date of publication.
TERMS INVARIACLT CASH IN ADVANCE, POSTAGE
FREE TO Sl'USCRIBEKS.
One copy, six mouths fl 00
One cop) , one year 1 5o
Three copies, oue year 4 00
Four copies, one year 4 50
Five copies, one year a 00
AM) ONE HOLLAR PER COPT FOR ANY Nl'MKF.K OF
COPIES AIIOVE FIVE.
Ten copies f 10 00
Willi an extra civy of ihe Weekly
Sun on year.
Twenty copies t JO 00
With u u extra copy of ihe Weekly uu
one year, and one fojiy ol the Daily
Sun six month
Tbiity copies J30 00
With au extra copy of the Week!) Sun
aud oue copy of the Daily Sisn one
year
Forty copies ?40 00
With auexiiacop) of the Week!) Sun.
and oue copy of the Da ly pun oue year,
also au extra copy ot the Daily Stiu
for cix month.
Filly copies $00 00
With an extra copy of the Weekly Sun,
and two copies ol the Daily Min one
year.
Seveuty-five cepie (75 00
With au extra copy ol ihe Weekiy Snii.
and three copies of tbe Daily Sun one
year.
Oue huudred copies $100 00
With au extra copy of the W. ckly Sun.
and tour copies ot thu D.ulV bun oue
year.
The above axtieme low rates ol ubscriplioii lo
Tut Baltimore Weeklt Sin ;ive the publish
ers only a fraction over the iiiii of the while
paper. Aud iu add Hon lo the above premium
each subscriber whose name is on our book al
commencement of the new je.ir or may sub
cribe to the Weekly Sin after that date will
receive a copy of
THE BALTIMOK" SL'N ALMANAC FOR 1576,
a new illustrated publication comprising tuirly
two paes, einor.iciiig the twelve calender
mom lis illustrated, aud with uatromiial ailn,
eclipses, moon's phases, ciijalioii of time, a
chronological record of Auieiicati lust -ik.U
events, and iuforiiiulion, the wtune presenting a
Ulol valuable table of contents for the farmer,
uiecbaul, maiiutaci urer aud the uublic general-
iy-
Getters up of Clubs will find the above terms
line most liberal thai can be o tie re I by a First
class Family Journal. The proprieloia not only
prepay the postage on the clubs received, but
also on the premium copn.b, both Daily and
Weekly.
The safest method of remitting funds by mail
will be found to be by di al I or poMolhec money
order.
Addles,
A. S. ABELL it CO Pt iii.isueus,
SUN IKON ill 1LDING.
Baltimore, M d,
JOS. EYSTER,
MANUFACTURER OF
NATIVE GRAPE WINE,
SUNBURY. Noilli'd Co., Pa.
Wl, the undersigned, can cheerfully testify to
the excellent iiuaUie f Wine made, by Dr. Jus.
Eyster, aud advise its universal use everywhere
COL. C. NEFr. MAJ. J. P. HAAS,
II . 4. FRANK, DR. A. C. CLARK.
H. E. DAVIS. FRANK BRIGHT,
JACK WALTZ. N. S. ENGLK.
GEN. L. II. K ASK.
May 23, 1873.
V -
SUSQUEHANNA
COFFIX A CASKET WORKS,
Front Ml., above Race,
SUSJWllY, I'ENXA.
TltHE undersigned having etahlished a Coffin
A. A Casket Manufactory, at the ubofe place,
are now prepared to furnish to Cabinetmakers
aud Undertakers, and Ibe trade general! v
Coffins and Caskets
Of the best and latet pattern and fini-hed In
the best style. Their different patterns inclndin!!
both Cofflii nnd Cas.k-t shapes are of
WALNUT, CHERRY, CHESTNUT.
Imitation of Rnttwool and Cherry.
and all other styles, made of the best material
and flninh ; work done by the rat eIerieuced
workmen.
Orders will be filled promptly, and Collin and
Caskets will be shipped to any place desired, nt
the shortest notice, and at the most reasonable
price.
The patronage of the trade is solicited. Send
for PRICE and DEH'KIPTIVE LIST, and learn
, the styles and price.
FRTLINti, BOWES A LMitX.
Sunbury, April 30. 1875. -tf.
IA IIIMC SHOP AMI IIC.
FOI X Ml Y.
UFA). IIOIIKBACI! SONS,
Kunburj, Peun'a,
JNFORM the public that they ars preparen 10
do all kinds of CASTINGS, and having added
a new Machiue Shop in connection with their
Foundry, and have supplied themselves with New
Lathes, Planing and Boring Machines, with lhe
latest improvements. With the aid of skillful
mechanics, they are enabled to execute all orders
of
NEW WORK OR REPAIRING,
that may be given them, in a satisfactory man
ner. Grate to uil any Stove.
IRON COLUMNS, for churches or other build
ings, of all sires.
BRASS CASTINGS, Ac.
Ornamental Iron Fencing
FOR GRAVE YARD LOTS;
VERANDAHS
FOR TARDS AT RESIDENCES, iC, AC.
The PLOWS, already celebrated for their su
periority, have been still further Improved, and
will always be kept on band.
AUo, THREHHNG MACHINES.
Bnakurv, Mar . 1-
VrTisrillantms
Manhood: How Lost, Huh Kntor
ed! Just published, a new editor of Dr. Ciilver
wull's Celebrated Essay on the ridical cure
(without medicine) of Spcrmatorrlioi.i or Semi
nal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses 1m
potency, Mental and Physical Ineupieify, I;u
pedimeius to Marri..ge. etc. : a'so. Consump
lion, Epilepsy mid Fiis, induced bv selfinl il
j genre or sexual extraviinnei-j Ac.
t I-if Price, in a sealed envelatie. on!v six cents.
The celet rated author, in this adluiiable Kt
say, cle.irty demonstrate. Irnin a thirty yenrs,
successful practice, that the alarming conse
quences of self-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use ot internal medicine
or the application of the knife ; pointing out a
mode of cure al once simple, certain, and ef
fectual, by means of which every sui.vrer, no
matter whnl his condition tuny be, may cure
j hini-elf cheaply, privately , and ladeali..
X-SS This Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Send under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, post-paid, on receipt of six cents or two
post -tamps.
Address the Publishers,
F. URUGMAN & SoN.
41 Ann St., New Ymk ; Po.-l Office, 4.".
Jan. 14. 1S70.
ApplU-ation For t'liurt-ht hurtrr.
N'UTICE is hereby given thai apidicntion will
be made to the Hon. Wm. -t. Rockefeller,
President Judge of the Court of Common P ea
of Northumberland counlv, by member of
"The Aincrican Primitive Methodist Zion
Church," of Mount Carmel, on the 115th day of
March A. D. 1S76. to grant a charter of incor
poration to the said chuicli, according to the
Act of Aseiub!V of April 2M ti A. I. 174.
WM. FLEW.
DAVID HARRIS,
JOHN GREEN.
JOHN THOMAS,
ALFRED WHITE,
THOMAS M. THOMAS,
JOHN POWELL. I
Mt. Carmel, Pa., Feb. 12, 1870. I
Furniture Ware-ixooms ! j
ROKERT.S A lIOSTt.R J1.4X, j
(Successors to B. L. RAUDENBUSTI.)
5f asonic Building.
SCTISTBTJ-R-Y, J?J-
WILL SELL CHEAP, AN EXDLEtS VARIETY
FUHNITUlt 12
of the latest styles and best materia!.
CONSISTING OF
Parlor and Chamber Suits;
LOUNGES, -TABLES, CHAIRS, STANDS.
Bedsteads of all kiuds, Cupboards, Shots, and
in short everything usually to be found iu a first
class Furniture Store.
Special attention i given to L'nJertaking in al.
its branches.
Coffins and Uurial Caskets
OF ALL STYLES CITAT1.T ON HAND.
An Invitation is extended to all to come and
examine our slock before purchasing elsewhere.
ROBERTS & HOSTERMAN.
Sutibury, Feb. 1J, 1S75.
Sugar,
Coffee,
Syrups,
Soices,
Canned Goods,
Queens,
Willow and
Cedar Ware.
s -
U . s
2 S t
s .1
1 1 i
sr. x -(J)
V jj i
k. -
00 .
- t-
o M
0 7
u
a.
c
c
Li
sr.
Cement,
Salt,
Fish,
Phosphate,
Land Plaster,
Harrisburg Cider
Mills.
Maize & Schwartz,
Successors to (ieo. Evans V Co.,
1108 Market Street, Philadelphia,
MERCHANT TAILORS
ami
MILITARY GLOTHIKUS.
Men and Boys' nits made to order in the latet-t
styles, of the best cloths and e.issiincres in mar
ket, at prices suitable to tbc times.
Military, Band Si Fire Orjraiiizations
promptly uiiifotnu-d.
Samples of Cloth, with Photographs, sent
free on application.
Our being; the. leadin house on Military wmk.
we feel that we can offer indiiceinf t which run
no! he attained anywhere else.
Nov. 17.
KALI. AMI WIXTER MILMXEI! V
4.00 1S.
Misses L. 6i S. Wciaer. Market street, Siinbiiiy,
Pa., oiler special inducement iu
ihcir Fall and Winter
.! i 1 1 1 u c r y Uootl.
just opened, consisting of Bonnets aud Hat.
FEATHERS, FLOWERS. RIBBONS. SASHES,
ORNAMENTS, AC.
Fancy Zephyr Goods. Infant Hood-, and an
immense assortment of
IsTOTIOlSrS.
i Laities MP'S inning, lining ami nasiing
done in every branch.
The public are earnestly invited to call and ex
amine our stock before making a selection else
where. Not. 12. 1S75. L. A S. W'EISF.R.
(KUIPIOXS ITiriCKIAI. SO A I
IS THE "BEST."
This Soap is manufactured from purd mater
ials, and a it contains a large percentage ol
Vegetable Oil, is warranted fully equal to the
best imported Canile, Soap, aud at the same
time possesses all the washing and cleansing
properties of the celebrated German anil French
Laundry Soaps. It Is therefore recommended
for use iu the Laundry, Kitchen, and Bath-room,
and for general household purposes ; also, for
Printers, Painter. Engineers, and Machinist,
as it will remove stain of Ink, Grease, Tar, Oil,
Paint, etc., Trotn the hands. Manufactured
oulv by
CRAMPTON BROTHERS,
2, 4. 6, 8. and 10 Rutgers Place, and 33 and 35
Jefferson Street, New York.
For sale at Philadelphia, by KOONS A RUOFF,
202 North Delaware Afenoe, and by grocers
generally.
Nor. 1, TtrWv mo.
5.
FIXXYI.VIA Ittll. HO n.
PULADKLPlllA ERIE B. R. DrVIMON.
WINTER TIME TABLE.
On and after Sundui, Nov. i'l.-t. Is75 ,(
Traits on the PlUladelphia.fe Erie Kail Roi.d'oivi
sioii will run as t illnw- :
WE&XJVARU
rasl L.iue leaver- 7ew Vork
9 2 i a in !
l ; .
l.-l- i .,
5.i.; p in j
9.55 p u i
l.-0 p m
11 50 p in I
i. p oi '
II .V y n
I I "lO ; ;it
4.T i ..
o5 a in
y.4: m i
li t.') a m
7.50 p m
7.JU a iu
7.o'J a in
li'.4. . n.
.'A.Xo p- in
i.ao p in '
4 4" p iii I
H.aj a iu
8.30 a in
Piila.ii lphi
.'.1'iiii.ie,
Hfrist.iirg,
" arr.ut Wij:uilspr,
" " " L-c Haven,
B Bells(,e
Ei te Mail leaves N.-wyork
Phi'-r l,"i...
h.utiii.-i,-
" " - ll.lllsti,,.
' " " il.i..in,H,ii
" " L.-k Ha.,,
" Kenovo,
" " arr. afErie,
Limited Mail i.-avc- Pliilatcli,!,, ,
Haiti!
ari.ai n ii,i.ii,hl t
" Lxk Ha.-.
Kenovo. '
Lock H.ieti Ac. e:i:-s Phiiadcip; ,
" ' - Baltimore, "
" " - llarrisburit
. al VVil.i.ii.
1.35 p in
ti. 10 p m
7.o0 p ill
" ..rr. ul WiHiaiiiMMM : in .. ... I
" ' " Lock Ha veu
EASTWARD
Philad'a Express leaves Lock H.itcii, 6.40 , , i
" Williaii.sporl, 7.55 a 111 !
arr. nl llarrishurg, 11.45 a 111 j
" " " I'.a.tiiiiore, .j.i;, ., ,
- Philadelphia. . u .,, i
New Yo.k, '.,,, j
Day Expruas leaves Kenovo, j,lu a in
'" " " L'M-k Haven. 10J5 a iu
" " Wil iuiiispoi t, II. a a m
" urr. al Harrisbnrg, 3.0loui
" Pliiiadelphia,- B-iJOpin
" ew vrfe? .j.15 ,, B
" ' Baltimore, 0.;;5 p 11
Erie Mail leaves Erie. Il.'Jiiaui
" ' Kenovo 8.a5 p 111
' ' ' Lock Haven, 'J.45 p id
' " Wiiliamsport, 10.55 u m
' " arr. at Harrisburg, 2.3o a m
' " Baltimore. 7.35 a in
" " Philadeiphia, 6.45 a in
" " ' New York, 10.10 a iu
Fast Line leaves Wiiliamsport, 1-.15uiii
" " arr. at Harrisburg, 3 55am
" " ' Baltimore, 7.35 ro
' ' Philadelphia, 7.i5 a in
' ' New YorK, .. 10.a5ara
Eiie Mail W.st. Liinied Mai! Wti, L--k
Haven A.-com. W'e-t anil Day Express East
make elo-e connection at Nortliuiiilerhiiid with
L. & B. K. R. trains lor Wi.kesbuire aud ecr.m
ton. Erie Mail West, Un.ite! Mail West and Fast
Line West niakr connection at Williamsp.irt
with N. C R. W. trains north.
Erie Mail Eat aud West. Limited Mail West,
Fal Line Wet aud Day Express East make
c!;se cmuecti'on at Lock Haven with B. E. V.
K R. trains.
Ei ie Mini E.11I and We-t Cuunecl at Erie w.t'i
trains or L. S. & M. R. R., ul Corry unit O.
C. V. A. V. R. K. at Emporium with B. N. Y.
.v. P. R. R., and at Driftwood with A. V. R R.
Parlor Cars will run betweeu Philade-'phia aud
Wiiliamsport on Limited Mail West, Fast Line
WrsU Philadelphia Expiess East and Da) Ex
5 less East. Seeping Cars 011 ail nitghl trains
WM.A. BALDWIN. Gen'l Su-.'l.
rtiilMdrlithiikA- Rradiuc KatlroHd.
A HUANG KM EXT OF PA.sEXGEK
THA1NS.
Jaicart lt, tsTf?.
Tkhins Leave IIekmwjm as Follows: (i xoais
Excepted.)
For Shamoki.i, 10.4U, 11.00 H. in. ni l o .40
p. m.
For Mt. Carmel, Ashland, Tamatiua, Potisvtile.
Kead ina; aud Philadelphia, 10.40 a. m.
Thaim roi IIeujido!!, Leave as Follow:
Ol NU.O EXCEPTBD.
Leave bhamokiu al b-00 a. m. 1.50 aud .i-.V.
p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, 915 a. iu., Ruadiux 11.3-J
a. m., Pottsville, 12.10 p. m., Taiaaipia, 1.20 p m.
Ashland, 2.35 p. m., Mt. Carmel, 3.21 p. in.
Thains Leave Hakmisbi uu, as FoLU.we :
For New Vork, 5.20, S.10 a. in. aud .00 1.4
p. ni.
For Philadelphia, 5.20, S.10 O.4.". a. u.. iMi and
'i.lXt, p. ni.
St kllATB.
For New Vork, 5,20 a. 111.
For Philadelphia. 1.45 b. m.
Tualns roK 1Iakhibik, Lca t as Foluiws :
Leave New York, y.OU a. iu.,
7.45 p. Ul. ;
Leave Philadelphia, 'J.15 a. ni.
1.00 aud 3.15.
3.40 and 7.10
p. m.
Sl'.SUAlS.
Leave New Vork, 5. 1."p. in.
Leave Philadelphia, 7.10 p. iu.
"Via Mortis auu Erses K. IU
J. E. WUOTTENv
Onttrtl Snp't.
Reading, Pa. Nov. 13. IS74.
5 its.
CENTRAL gPRUG STORE
q.b.cXdwllader
Is the place to buy pure aud frvsh
MLDJCIXES. DUUGS,
PAINTS, OILS.
GLASS, PERFUMERY.
NOTIONS, CIGARS,
TOBACCO, LIQUOR
fur ruedicinnl purposes, aud all oilier arti
cles usually kept in a tirst-clitss I fruit Store.
Special attention pniJ to compounding pre
scriptions and family receipts by competent
druggist.
1 am prcparrd to furnis'.i in quantities to uit
purchasers and at Philadelphia price,
CALCINE!) PLASTER,
PHILADELPHIA LIME,
FINISHING SAND,
PLASTERING HAIR.
Poiliand, Roman. Roxen.Ule and Lehigh
CEMENTS,
Lund Plaster for Farmers, Timothy and Clover
Seeds. Also, Garden Seeds of all kinds. Aall
and get a Rural Register for 1S74.
GEO. B. CADWALLADEK.
Sunbury, Feb. 6. 1:4.-Iv.
Dk. C. M. Makth. Gko. W. Bloom
NEW DRUG STORE,
No. 13, South Third Street, . "
I Clement Use Wssi Solitary, Pa.
DR. C. M. MARTIN & CO,
n,AVE just received a fre-h lot of Pure Pmg
and Patent medicine.
We have also a full assortment of
DRESSING AND PACKET CuMBs.
Hair, Tooih. Nail.Clothe.Sh.ie anil other brushes.
TOI1.1.T AX1 FAXVX ARTKLKS.
FINE rXTKACIS, PIM KFT B'HKS, KMVES, AC, AC.
REEIV GRAND Dl'CllEJso lOLtiG.NE.
the s'veetest perf;itne in America. ;
rariinii. a Kit! ;iovc Vifi
warranted to clean perfectly the niost delicate
siiudes without iniiiiy to the kid
ll the leading pVe ai;l':o"i lor the Hair,
SF;lt. THE BET IN M ARKET.
Pine Wine and Liipmrs, for medical purposes,
Physi' iatis Prescriptions and family teccipts
coiupoiinded with care.
Thankful for past favors we hope by fair deal,
ing to receive a share of your patrouage.
September 11.
FALL and WINTER
M 1 1. 1. IX Ell Y C.OODS
M . L. Gossler,
Fourth s'reet, 4 doiirs below M irket, west side,
invites the attention "of all desiring the latest
styles of
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY!
To ber well selected Assortment Just received
from New York and Philadelphia, consisting ol
I.iMtitv H and Childreu'a
Huts aii! UoiiiirtM. -'fathers,
t'lonrm, 11 e a I Lueen,
Silk. Velvets Kibboni.
Sash ltibboiist. .eeli
Tiets, Hid Iote,
Fancy II)!
erj, Is
Qualit
Ze iliy r aud (jieriuautown 1V00I.
ALSO
NOTIONS .& TRIMMIMiS
IN GREAT VARIETT.
All of the aboe offered at the LOWEST
MARKET PRICES.
t-igMis Goss'.er wiil, as heretoror, give all
onler for Millinery Iter personal supervision.
Call and see new goods. Nov, 1S75.
-1-VR. I. E.
SMITH. Ilomorpathic rhysiciar
j J offlce and resident corner of Fifth ar
' f 'hatniil Him.. Snnhnrf. Call in tlWB or CO'
ty promptly attended to,night or day. Ot
hours 8 to 9 a. ra. ; to 4 p. m. 1 8 to 9 f. tr
i,-Sdnt!tnraI.'i
1 - - : 3
A FEW Puit-in.t IV.... r.
5-Tl7'' 'VC"'"'r r"r" nr'-r "om pers.,,,,
in ditTer-nt sections of the 'ennntrVTaskhrit as
sistance in procarins fiuijuimi, m tne ritJ u
Is bnpossMe to answer all such letters, aad a
few words or advice on the subject mav aave
rfcirodMe of m-tki-,.. trf,., .,:..;Ca
u-ew rr eiuploym. ni. Tlie tendeiieY of our
vou..-. .en t.. fl,.k i, ,., ,h, cifj.., (ni. i thw
g- v -.!...., r Hh- H .h..,., b.. ,
.....r. -i i., tlets ...(...jj T1)t. lii-oj enp
lai..n .rf cily life 5 the ease. luxrT , r.
suce
oil-i-li.-a-
liuh present tlu-ms t ulr ,.a.Ilai
I'tU". Int. often
: t'-,
- fl;
aii-in ;ivcs. Th.'v f,.....ri
.i. ...... . j
' "m nin l tht picture of
e.- th a t'ley see
in UM, .iuiji,,,!
miiig iu with t!ie city people.
there is -t
ih.. . V(.r, t,m, ..,,.,, al, lfU
....e,o, iu.-. ltfnl ,n lhe
m our dries. nti. InrW.
h
CiHrte
r 'tu trit co-nit., ... . ... . '
sii erior vigor t!
viinnt'ta'n, and
at th.
j .in lin success ny me
j, r .
frmn
-..- luncrihuii irotu tne
frn.. I tk . KT. 1
. ii.i'Mi wnicn
haeirowii ui with them
tllTit U HnMUa.r.,l . -J
"fin! tnr.-truir-
L'len. Hitler .li-api.intmei,t.
a.
mem mat n-Uor ind ir-r -.i 1 .
1 " i"" 10 us
prosperity as the ..rfffprritT f(f ,;e
with virgin pr.iriej vrnili,e foMU
mine, of eihi.htles wei.. abun,,iriK m
ciim ite -f the contiiieH, ,rf.
onr "twilix.it.Kiii
with the protection of our law aCBjUB iUi
evry State and Territory of the Uni the last
dream of nur young men should be of ;rCi
It N a' safe mle frtr those who ?an dri .er a
home to stay there ; anl wht-n they cannitilr
shonld look tow-ir tht' setrim; snn; wTii'rethe
present r-.ntnry will see additional ten of mi!
1 lions of peopie prosperous- in their work of de-
vlMi-inii the bonnd es wea th of the .Great
West. Phila Timet.
IIoldi-vo os Fob Higher Prticn.s.-r-Tue q-ies-tion
eorae up whether it U beat Ao x-ll a rrop as
soon as it is ready for market, or to hold on for
higher prices. Ii i a qnestion which eannot be
decided by vwppcr article. There are so
im-ny temporary or local cirenmstance which
iaijre-y enler into Die question and on whL'h
everyone mil ileeide for himself. But In a gen
eral wa. tire Is no doubt thnt it t besf to'sei!
as soon as reidy, and this is the advice we have
frequently given in thes.' column.
Eveu Ihouiili p:k-es below, ami there Utile
reaouab;e prospect of a rie in a sbois time,
there are the tosaes from" brinkair and waste,
which In a large nnmber of eaet are quite as
much a an- nveruge increase Jn price would be.
In the article which we havethefore given, and
to which we h ive alluded, we have presented the
r:icts particularly, aud we remember especially
, referring, to the case of a friend who put- one
Imn.lrcd bui-bel of potatoes iatne cellar in fall,
and which ocly tamed ont eighty when s!d in
th spring. Here was a Io of twenty per cent.,
and with Interest on the receipt if they had been
-old in fall requires a good advance to make it
worth while to hold nnd' r such circumstances.
We.refer to the matter now b-cause we believe
that this figure twenty per cent., even by those
who are concious'of a.Ios by keeping, is gener
ally believed 'i be q'lite a. much as is iot ; but
we have recently seen some figure which show
1 h it it is ntW mnch greater than this. Twenty
p" Mir. i jiven a about tbc loss by shrii.kage
in corn ; but a mnch a thirty-three per cent,
w claimed as the Ios hv pJf iloes it hep till late
i.. the season, say June. Th's is a strnng argu
ment against the general principal of holding
on. (itrmHtn TtltfjfapK.
Pkeparino ro t as Ouchakp. Although it Is
a frequent practice with many farmer l set
their trees first and prepare their soil afterward,
still '-many wrongs never make a riirht." It is
J Impossible to obtain an evi n depth to ihe soil by
I this method of going tosrork. and one can never
promot- a regular loose surface close up to the
voung tiers Tit so doing.' In fact the man who
J derides where his orrharrl l to he planted one
e:ir In .nlvanceof the word, and puts his ground
in the beat possible condition before a tree I et,
will not unfrequently gain several' yeriTs r"Lrs"'
forelght.
Wi' wi.old suggest that he should plow It deep
ly in the spring, give it a good coat of m.innre,
grow only hoed enjind then again plow in the
antumn, eroswie (o-ihe direction taken lathe
spring. These two feature are of paramount
importance, i. ., a thorough p'llveriziliou of the
soil aud a liberal coat of manure. . As apple
are not as subject lo the blight as peir, and
cannot be grown well in poor soil, pat on the
manure with no sliming hand. Whether plant
ed in tbe anttnim or spring, tbe soil having been
p i viously well loosen.-d. the fi'iers are encourag
ed to grow, and the trees will at once make
rapid he-idwny. "Why do uot my trees start to
grow 1'' said a fanner, la'.eiy. "They are plant
ed in sod, but I plowed up is clone to the bodies
a possible afterward-" Had he give'i the root
sufficient en couragement at - ttrst. 1 here would
not have existed a necenity Jor making the: in
quiry. WiiiTEWA!H!Sii Tkes. Tlie advaulig of
liming fruit aud o-namerital trees i generally
ceded, but man; omit this practice, on account
of the unsightly appe.irauce which whitewash
ing gives to the entire premises. Those who see
no ea'ity in their trees, half .whit. and half
green, cm i.bt.ii" all the advantage of liming,
miuus lite liiiewa.-h. by letting tbe waxu settle
and then pouring off the clear water, which
when ippiied to the trunks of tree dixrs not dis
figure theui. and al lhe same time produces the
same benefit as a thorough wbitew.Kthing.
fjouscboll,
Wasuiso Fllio. Take j; ivinceof ga neara
phor dissolved in i pint of alcohol t also Ji
fiound of borax anil iouiia of al aods, and
disaolve in one gallon of hot rain WAter, aad tb
fluid i r -al ; after tirr!ng all the ingrediei
together add one gallon if co'd ninwater bef
adding the gtun camphor and alcohol. In a
add alut four tab!epiHnful to a pii t of
sreip .ipply to parts of clothing most soiled
o!ik in warm w.iter h ilfan l;0ur.or w'die
up th-- lrwikra-t d:slii-s. then pi-.-iceJ with
w . h -.jf nsu 1 . mt boiiiHg over ne mil
1 have us. d 'hi for one Tear and know it t
and" does not' rot the clothe. ; fhey wast
half the labor and It nukes the clothes
T:ble cli ths th-it are s:iiu, d with tea or
stains riio.ild he tliio.m iut vUr bauiwj
few niiuules, when they wiil N found Ire
snrins, while soap or net when dry will
stain permanently. Ladies, try the a"
lesson your labor. jtm. w r
How to Mark am Ompt.et. The
lo m.'ike au omelet is In t ike three
of milk fo: each egg. and a pinct"
one a'so. Seat V'.e egg light
minutes, and pour them in'
a piece of butter the s:
melted a moment be'
to mibh'e and rise ii
h.tloin must be 1:
knife so that tin
should lie rook
and made iu
If a little
ent into ;
proved.
derm
Fish
boue '
there
certf
C
ca
V.
d
I