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The bill before the House of Delegates to
reduce the number of quarterly terms of the
County and Corporation Courts from four to
two year, has been indefinitely postponed.
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MEMORANDUM

J am desirous Of inpressing upon the Inha-
bitants OF the Frontier Districts of this Prov
Ince, that in the event of hostililies with the
United States, the most prudent course to be
pursued (on either side, for the measure to he
eicctual must be rcciProcaO would in INV o.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-01-30

Ger. William F. Gordon has been elected
Major General of the End division Va. Mill
tia, by the Legislature.
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aECorrespondents whose claims are post
poned, will see an apology in the state of our
columns.
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Works Of Nature.

IN a st tie OF health the intestinal canal may be
compared Ia a river whose waters flow over the adj
joining land, through the channels nature or art
has made, and improves their qusllies; and to keep
up ue comparison Of the river, so long il runs
on smo thly the channels kept pure and healthy;
but il by some cause the course of the river is stop
pei, then the water IN the canals is longer pure
hut soon becomes s,agnant. There is hut one law
# circulation in naiu e. Wh,n there is a super
abundance Of humorial fluid Is rocity) in The in,es-
tinal ,ubcs, and co,tveness takes place, it Il ws
back into the bloc els, and infllraies itself in
to the circulation. To establish the free course of
the river. we must remove the distractions which
stop its ee aud tho Of its tributary stream
With the body, follow the same natural principal !;
remove, by that valuable pureative medicine Bran.
d,eth,s UaiperSai Vegetable Pills. which are an ei-
cual assist nee Of nature, the superabundance of
humors in the intestine caual. by per eyering in
this practice, the ways Of the circulation will then
be restored to the full exercise their natural func-
,ons and a state OF health will he fifmly establish
ed Remember, never suffer drop of blood to be
taken from you'-Evacuate the humors as often
and as long as they deseneraied or as long as
you are sick.
DIR. Brandreih's Office in Philadelphia. is at No.
s, NORTH EIGHTH street. where his pills can be
had at 25 cents per box, with full directions.
QtOnly agen, in Sunhury, is ii. u. Masser Esqr
SunhuIy, Sept, Q. 1910.
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The Brother Jonathan.

IHE largest and most beautiful newspaper in the
world-lnrger by fifty square inches than any
o'her newspaper in the United Siates. Published
Saturdays, at l62 Nassau street. New York.
lars.
0T The proprietors Of this mammoth sheet
the "Great Western" among the newspapers-
have the pleasure Of s. reading before the reading
public we, k'y periodical containing greater Az
mount and variety of useful and interesting mis-.
ceiny, than is TO be found in any similar pubIica.
ton in the world.
Each number of the paper contains as large an
amount of reading matter is found i'm volumes
of ordinary du uodecimo, which cost Sand moro
Than is contained in volume Of Irvinp's Coum-
bus or Bancrofi's History of merica which cost
50 volume-and all for Three Dollars year. For
S5 two copies will lie forwarded one year, or one
copy two years.
since the publication Of OUT original prospectus,
the Brother Jonathan has been ENLARGED and
Its size, amply tefore has been SO much increased,
thst much more than the former quantity of the
most Interesting literature of the day is embraced i'm
It's immense capasity. Selections from all the most
prominent and celebrated writer's of the day assist
In swelling its contents; and whatever is new, rich.
Vt rare is imedately transferred to its columns. All
the contributions to periodicals Of American writers
Of rcpute appear in its page. and the issues of the
ioreign press are laid under contributions as soon
as received in this country. To the miscellaneous
and Literary Department, the closest attention is
paid; and in all the selections and original contribu
tios, strict is devoted to avoid all that NAV
touch upon the opinions of any party in religion or
politics.
Ex. eriance having taught US that we had mark
ed out path for ourselves, in which all sorts of
people delights to follow, the Brother Jonathan
shall continue, as il begun, to be bold, gentle,
weish'y, light, grave, merry, serious, witty, smooth
dashing, Interesting, inspired, ard Incompatible
newspaper. II shall be siupendous minor where
In all the world will stann reflected. II shall con-
tain the most beautiful Of Novels, Romances and
Stories for both sexes-Fairy Tales for lovers of
the marvel 'us-Legends for ntquaries-Pasqui-
nades for wit mongers-Nus and raisins for short
winded readers-Sercnades for musical lovers-Son-
Lets for Ladies-Sentiment for old bacbelors--Sta-
tistics for politicans-and Lectures Sermons Crit.
cisms Epigr ms, &C., &C., &c, for all the world.
Letters should be addressed to
Wilson & COMPANY,
Publishers Of The Brother Jonathan" N Y.
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THE following are the duly appointed agents in
Vegetable Universal Pills.
Northumberla,d county: Mion-Mackey &
Chimbe,lin. Sunhury-H. b. Masser.. M'Ewens
ville-Gcddcs, Green e. Walls. Georgetown-F.
Midlinger g. Co.
Union county: I.ewisburg--W Ills & Gcdles.
Mifilinburg-Pellman & Becky. New Berlin
John NJ. Bcnfer. Sensgrove-Eyre * Co. Mid.
dcburg-Isaac Saith
Lycoming county Willamsp1rt-John Smith,
Newbcrry-M. 81 ]. &. Funston. Muncy-W. A.
Pe,riean. Jersey shore-Jamcs II. H'Iburn.
Colunhis county Danville-T ~ e. d. Rey-
nolds. Caliawissa-C. A. Brobts. Brrw ck-Shu.
man & Rit,enhoose. BIoomsburg- John r. Meyer
Sunbury, Sept. o, 1910.
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS,

DROSPECTUs OF rEw voIuMK.--The
l great increase in the subscription list Of the
Casket since the first Of the year, warrants The
most extensive improvements on the first Of July
next--at which time volume will he COM
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The Ca-ket is printed with cl,ar and silvcry
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homo abroad and beside the monthly steel en-
cravings. quar'erl ate of colored fashions has
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panied with IN appropriate sketch. No wood cuts
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SEVERAL ROMANCES THE REVOLU-
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in the Of the volume. presenting when finish.
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In all the principal cities agents have been es,ab
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PR OSP TUS

OF THE
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SILK so.
CIETY, AND RURAL ECONOM ST.


JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SILK so.
CIErY, AND RURAL ECONOM ST.
HplTpD Br GIDEON n. SMITH.
THIS Journal was established by the American
Silk Society, for the purpose Of dffusing practical
information on the CULTURE or SILK in the United
States. I, has now been published one year, and
may he considered work of standard character.
The frs, years publication, c1mp,sing the first
volume, containes a mas Of valuable nfoims:ioi'.
and il will be the o'ject of the editor to make
the second equal in oil respects, if no, superior to
the first. The mportan, fac, is now esta' sh, be-
yond any question, that the people OF the United
States can make silk CHEAPER and BETTER than
any other nation upon earth. 1t has been proved
hy unimpeachable testimony, that the entire cost
of producing silk ready for ma kei, does not exceed
TWO DOLLARS AND TwENTT'rIvE CENTS PER
POUND, and It's lowest value is FoUR DOLLARS AND
rIPrY CENTS; aso, that ONE AcRE OF ground plant
cd in morus mucaulis, will produce the first year
the trees are planted, FOunTT-EiGHT Pounds OF
SILK, leaving clear profit TO the producer Of ONE
HUNDRED ASD EIGHT DOLLARS! II has also been
proved iha, the children and females ofany farmers
f,mIy can, with the create possible ease, produce
from City 10 n hundred unds Of silk every year,
without any cost whatever TO the expenses OF the
farm after the trees planted; and ihcr fore, that,
the whole amount Of silk will e much clear in,
sy firm S225 to $3.50. With these facts we sub
mt to an INTEL gent people weher i, is not great
and important object for them to Introduce the Cu-
iure of silk in every farmers family in the UnioH.
To enable all our farmers to make 81 k, the jour
NAL oP THE AMERICAN SILK SecIETY' was est 'b-
lished; it contains lan practical directions for euL-
TiyATING THE TRtEs, SEEDING ond REARING SILK
worms, nEELISG THE SILK, and prep ring II for
MARKET &c. besides all Other information that can
be- qulred to enable any person TO enter upon the
business, either on large or small scale. Every
irien,l Of his county, into VIII sc hands this paper
may fall, will be dingn patriot and philan'hropiss
work l.y inducing his friends and neighbours to en-
ter their names upon the list of sub'cribers.
The Journal Of the American Society is published
monthly. in pamphlet form; each number contains
Thirty two octave pages, printed on new type and
handsome paper, with printed colored cover.
Truns Two dollars y"ar, or SIX copies fol
ten dollars. always to he p,id before the work is
sent. All Subscriptions to begin with the first num-
ber of the year. and in will the work be sent
TO any subscriber longer than it shall have been
paid for.
CT NEw srBscRIaERs, who take the first and
second volumes, will be charg,d only TamgE DOL
LARS for the two years.
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MIN EIf-SIA pages OF reading matter, by au.
ihors whose names stand among the foremost in
the literary ranks Of our country, follows:
Essayists.-Miss Mary w. Hale, Professor
Walter, Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Sigouney, MIS- Hale,
Mrs. L. F. Eet.
POefs.-Miss Mary r. Milford. Miss c. H. Wa
tcrman, Eliza Eare, Miss II. F Gould, Mrs. 81.
Courtney, Mrs. F. s. Osgocd, Mrs. g. Baron Will
son, WIN. Gutter, James +, Fields, Isaac G. Raw.
]. s. Dusolle, james Montgomery, Miss Julie, III,
Lewis. Miss A. D. Woodbridge.
NoreHsts.-H. w. Herr crt, Profe ssor Inpraham,
Richard Penn Smith, w. Landor.
Writer'S Of Tdies.-Mrs Seba Smith, Mrs En-.
ma G. Ennbury, Mrs. Caroline L. Heniz, Mrs. Ma.
ry H. Parsons, Miss A. NJ. F. Buchanan, Mrs. II.
Beecher Stowe, Mrs. NJ, st. Leon Loud, Scba
Smith
Of the above eminent writers, celebrated in our
own, and most of them well known in other conn
tries, each have had article either in the January
or February number Of the Book. 1t is unneces-
sary for us to say that such array of names can
'e shown by any other magazine in this country
of any PAIGE.
We give three times as many emb llishmcnts as
any other 'zine and each plate is equal, if not
superior TO the Of any cotemyorary and vet the
price of the magazine is not increased. Our edi>
ton is immense, therefore we are enabled to 20 to
greater expense than any other publisher A
better return may therefore be expected for the p ice
paid for subscription.
!" .n' ,"o "uriUe's Jus' Pupn'heu we nave gi-
ven '"u' ,i'es ah'onS' oon'ahing eleven RI
su'es' E o"s oea,'nu, n ,Peolli'sh OF Lace WORK.
II, ",au;un oso, h.Tcy IOno ~ compare; .ne oss'
A''o ehe'a."s o'e' Puo"siou III an Auiefcah Ma
s"Zne' !, he" eih'ien,'iea, ooVer'
80 "uon "ia :" ou' ua saai ,. e",peiSh'
' ''' We 'S' P ' '''0 P"s0' "iee
Sear T.
Nv ~ "V''i'' VI anu 'ui"'h's"
LII ,a - ,h;s nu' .aas 'se uoon oI"'a'ls' V.
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m"n'" .o..,,.,''er ~. 9y MLs nte. ne Domes'ic
.p' MS 'u'i's "i' 9'a' VIII eon'Po'e
s.oa' an'oun' o' usuai matter
i '"e'P'A' AZ ea',' We 'hihh we oesei'e some
o'o'n WE nave p'eh .ne h's' 10 give 10 al Ame>
,ean PUBIC o',g'hai a'ueies rom .ne pens OF Mary
nusSo' @ n,nio'u' au'ho' o., 'ou' 'iiage -Mts' "
pa'"' !" hsoh eu,o' oi hohuoh La Dehe Assem-
u'.e' n'S n"ii'hu, au'ho, p' seve'a' useIul ana
i Nauipie Wofhs hss-Jafnes Mon'gontry, au'nor oil
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George w. Laying,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER
CHANT,


CHEssur STREET WuARR, HARRIsBUR6,
is prepared to receive Goods and p. oduce at the
new warehouse, which his arrangements will ena-
hle him TO forward with despatch to Philadelphia,
Pittshurg, Wilamspon, Wikesh,rre, Columbia,
Lancaster. az any other point on the Pcnnsylv mia
and Union Canal, and the Pennsyvania aud Har.
risburg and Lancaster lail roads.
Goods from Philadelphia for Harrisburg, Carlisle,
ChambtrsbuTg, &c. &c, forwarded with care and
expedition.
Coal, PLASTER, SALT and FISH, constantly for
sale. Sept 3.
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III A n A IL ID,

UNITED STATES COMMERCIAL AND
STATISTICAL REGISrER.-Coniaining doc
uments, facts and other useful information lustra.
tive of the history and resources of the American
Union, and of each State; embracing commerce,
msnuiacures, agriculture, internal inpro, ements,
banks, currency, iuances, education, &c. &c. Edi.
ted by Samuel Hazard.
Publ he'd every Wednesday, at 10 Dock street.
The price to Subscribers is s5 per snnum, payable
on the first of January of each year. No suhserp-
ZION received for less than year. Subscribers og!
Of the principal cities to pay in advance.
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quiet enough, for besides racing up and down st.
John street, be he'd been bullock-hunt,d all over
Ellington. and Hox'on fields, aad that had taken
the wdncss out Of him. So at fist he cnly stood
staring at the jugs and nugs and things, as if ad.
n,iring the patternr"
"And pray. inquired my uncle. "whcrc was Mrs.
S,arkey in the mean ,imei
why, tho shopman, you see, had crept under
the counter for safety. and Mrs. siakcy was in The
back parlor, and saw vry thing by peepns through
crack Of the green curtain, over the glass door.
So the mad Bull stood staring at the crockery, quie,
enough; when uniuckily with switch of his tail,
he Brought down on his back whole row of pip.
kius that hung over head ! suppose he remem-
ber,d being pelted about the Streets for the clat,er
of the earhcnware about his ears, seemed to pu,
him up again; Er he gave stump and b.low
that made the whole shop shake again, and down
ratified great jug on his hind quarters Well,
round turns tho Dull, quite savage with another
loud below, as much as TO say, Il should like to
know who did that 2 when wha, should he see by
bad luck, but china figure of a Mandarin, as lig
as our Tom there, a-grinning and nojding at him
with its head"
"Commissoner Lin" said my father, with sig.
nificant nod 10 my uncle
"Mrs. Starkey thinks" continued my aunt, ",ha,
the mad Bull took the China figure for human
creature, and particularly as its motions made il
look SO lfe-like,-however the more the bull STAN.
ped and beloved. the more the Mandarin, grin.
the Bull got aggravated, that sticking his tail up
right Mrs. Starkey says as stiff as the kitchen po.
ker, he made but one ru.h at the China Mandarin
and smashed him all into shivers.'
"And there you have the whole history" id my
father, with uno,her nod to my uncle, "of Wa
with China"
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GODEY'S LADY,S BOOK.

WILS' IN q COMPANY,
Publishers Of The " Brother Jonathan" N Y
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SPERM OIL.-Winter and Summer strain, d
Sperm Oil, of the est quality, always hand and
for sale by H. b, MASSER.
Sept IL, 1910.
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IRISH SALMON.-Oi the best quality. con.
s'an,ly on hand and for sale by
H. b. MAssER,
Sept. ~, ls40
MADEIRA WINE.-Fhs. quality MADEIRA
Wine, for sale low by
II. d. MASsER,
FOURTH PROOF BRANDY.-A u,nu n;
article always on hand and for sale by
II. b. MASSER
Sept. l2, 1910.
HOLLAND GIN,-Of the bes, quality always
on hand and for sale by
II. B. AiAssER.
Sept ls, 1910.
LOAF AND LUMP sUGAR.-Always on
hand and for sale by
II. b. MAssER.
BOSTON SYRUP MoLAssEs.-ofa a supe-
rior quality, for sale by
H.B MAssER,
Sept. l2, Is4o.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR HOUSE MO-
LASSES.-Oi the best quality always on hand
| ard for sale by
II. b. MAssERR,
Sept l2, 1910.
BROWN SUGAR.-Ofa good quality, for snle
low by ii. b. MAS.ER
Sept. IL, 1910.
LiQUORS.--Ofa all kin,ls and Of the test quail
ties, always Oh hand and for sale by
II. b. MAsSER.
Sept. IL, 1910.
GREEN AND BLACK TEAs.-of the bcs,
quality always Oh hand and for sale by
II. b. MASSER.
Sept. l2, 1910.
COFFl E.-Java, Rio and Laguira CoiTre, con-
stantly on hand and for sale ly
H.B. MAssER.
Sept. l2, 1910.
!
SPERM OIL-Winter aud Summer strain, d
Sperm Oil, of the est quality, always on hand and
for sale by II. B, MASSER.
Sept IL, ls40.
sTEEL-Cast and Blister Steel. for sale by
II. b. MASSER.
Sept. ~. lsiO.
SPRING sTEEI.-Of various sizes for Elliptic
spfng". Tor sale by
Ser,. IL, 1910.
LARGE QUARTO BIBLES.-Fu sale at
very reduced prices by
HID. MAssER.
Sept. 70. 1910.
| BLANK BOOkS.-Of oil kinds. for sale by
| II. B. MASSER.
Sept la, 1910.
BLANK DEEDs.-Bonis, Mortgage, &c. for
sale by H.B. MASSER,
Sept. 10. 1870.
JUSTICES BLANKS.-for sale by
| II. b. MASsER.
Sept. IL, 1910.
CLOTIIs,-Bluc, Black. Invisible Green, &c.
for sule by ii. b. MASSER,
Sept. II, 1910.
CAssIMEREs AND sATTINETTs.-Fo
sole very low hy II. ID. MASSER.
Sept. ~, 1910.
CARPETING.-Eor sale cheaphy
II. ID. MAssER.
Sept IL, 1870.
BLANKETS -Por sale cheap bfp
H.. MAssER,
Sept. 10. 1910.
UNBLE aCHED MUSLlNS.-For sale by
ii. ID. MASSER.
September IL, 1910.
COTTON YARN AND COTTON LAPS
For sale by III. b. MASSER
y September IL, 1910.
), HEMP AND COTTON TwINE.-For sal
by III. Is. MASSER.
o September IL, 1870
' TOWING LINES, CORDS AND HOPES
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ASTONISHING INCREASE.

FOUR THOUSAND NEW SUBSCRIBERS
IN TWO MONrHS!!!
WnrS we first purchased the old and well
known establishment OF tie
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TILE WAR WITH CHINA.
Br THOMAS HOOD, ESQ.

"Mis.ress Of herself, though China fall"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18
NO EXCUSE FOR A COUCU,

VHNlERE IL No longer any doubt hut UILIIIN
Il BROUNS Compound Boncsct Candy, IT, YOU get the
genuine, VIII curca Cough remove Hoascn,ss and Clear
the Voice. For NOcalistS mud Public Speakers.
tisnow in extensive USE ,asOiT the tols H. I'm
cnza, looping Cough, aud all other diseases Of the Breast
md Lungs. No one can but be onynrcd Of its efficacy
after examining list oi names Of individuals who have
been cured, and are willing To he referred TO- Another
d,nce OF its clcnc, this Certificate ofMr j. Richardson
hereby certify that, in the month of FEBRUARY, -3g
Mr. Brown $50 lbs ofhis Compound iioncsci Candy, and
that, in the same month of the present year. 1870 manu-
lncurd for him Invent, three Hundred aud Si,y eight
pounds.
JAMES RICHARDSON, $40 WASHINGTON st, Boston.
Hit were not what il is said to be-, why would the sales
show such a increase aud every body prnising it, In
fact ii is literally IN the mouth Oi the whole community
For the genuine, call for Browns Bonesct Candy which
is for sale III Boston only by the proprietor, ~ Washing
ton stJ. p. Preston, Federal stJ0sep kdder Court II
~. II. SNOW, Hanover slScth FOwle Prince st-Fnwr
CO., Green SIS. Carter Hanover STD. l.. Brndlec,
School ste. Carlton, Lowc-Mnrsh. Rovbur,-J. Bnch
PrOvidcnce-Thonas Davis. Observation-Disclosures New
Bcdord-E. Porter, Salem-Taggard n Maclntltc Char.
lesion. For sale by the proprietor II stnar Vanilla
Braid Rock, aud other kinds Of Candy.
COMPOUND BoNgsEr CANDY. The Candy prepared by
William Brown, No. Ia Washington street from n great
variety Of vegetable materials mans oi which are Omen u,
used separately for the Colds. wbi,
is called the Compound 0nesrt Candy is recommended
ms an excellent article or the relief o coughs and ntinus
Of the throat. Boston Daily Adv.
For sale by r. HUTCHiNSON, Jr. Woo,stnck Vt
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-18
THE HAIR, THE HAIR! TIE HAIR!

MO better evidence is wanting to allow the superiority
~ OF the Gcnunc Buffalo Oh, other preparations
than that number NJ Druggists cndcavoring to initiate
II, and Uisiing their miserable limitations the public for
genuine. E,ni advertisement beware "i prdIars.
Genuine Buffalo Oh l. fast taking the Place of all other
articles Ia promote the growth, soften aud bcauy the
Hairs its isr gives solncs- that other article does
and causes il to curl bcailiyby free Sc it will CarLr
aud give i'c hair satin gloss, H. highly rcrlcd and
gives perfect satisfaction tn all who have given it trial.
l"n viii oscrrc The signature Ol the proprietor, William
Brown, also 'nuilo ON imprinted On the bottle. In
consequence of counterfeit which has Recently appeared
and now Tor sale, have been persuaded obtain new
label engraved On copper fur which have secured copy
.hi, entered ace nrg to IN act Of Congress in the Clerks
Office Of tbs District Court Of Massachusetts,. ANY infringe
mcn VIII hc dealt with according to law.
For sale h, 7. HUTCHINSON, Jr. Woo,lstork W. Fl