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ExTRAoRDISARY DISCOVERIES AT NNEvEH-Mr, Lay
ard an English gentleman has for the last twelve months
been pursuing the trac-rst laid open by NJ Bettaat
Nmroud, Mosul, the Tigris. His excavations
have only settled the precise position OF Nnevehthe
very existence of which had become little better than
vague historic dream-bu have brought TO light some of
its buildings, sculptures and inscriptions According to
accounts received at Constantnople months since
communicated in the Atheneum OF Saturday last, Mr.
Layard had discovered entrance formed by mag
nGcent winged human handed lions This entrance led
him into hall above $50 feet long and 80 broad entirely
built of slabs OF marble, covered with sculptures The side
walls are ornamented with small basreliefs of the high
est nteres-bae sieges, lion hunts, etc-many of them
in the finest state of preservation, and all executed with
extraordinary spirit They afford complete history of
the military art among the Assyrans and prove their in
innate knowledge of many of those machines of war
whose invention is attributed to the Greeks and Romans
such the batterng ram, the tower moving wheels
etc Nothing exceed the beauty and elegance of the
forms OF various arms, swords, daggers, bows spears,
etc In this great hall there several entrances-each
formed by winged lions winged bulls These lead to
other chambers, which again branch off into hundred
ramifcaons. Every chamber is built of slabs covered
with sculptures inscriptions whence some idea may be
formed of the number OF objects discoveredhe far great
part of which, fact nearly all in the best preser
walton. Mr.. LaSasss excavations have been hitherto
confined to avery small corner of the mound under
which these antiquities have for ages been buried is
impossible to say what may come out when they can be
carried forward on an adequate scae.-EngIih paper
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FRArLTrEs ALI men have their frailties :" As grow
older" said Goethe, become more enient to the SINS
of ffail humanity. The man who loudly denounces al
WAYS suspect He knows too much OF crime who de-
nounces fellow creature unhearl-a knowledge which
can only be obtained by crimnay itself The hypocr rite
always strives to divert attention from his own wicked
ness by denouncng unspanngy that of others He thinks
he shall seem good exact ratio he makes others seem
bado
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TYPE PRINTING MATERIALS MANUFACTUKkD AT
cONNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREO-
.- TYPE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Ndssan and Inn streets, Ne,c York,
('AN be had eighteen per cent deduction from old
- prices-The undersigned respectfully inform the old
patrons of the type and stereotype foundry formerly known
James Conners and recently as Conner Cookies,
and the public in general that they prepared to execute
orders for printing types presses, chases, cases, imposing
ones ink frames and every other article necessary to form
complete printing establishments, as favorable terms,
and Of good quality any other establishment in the
United States. .
Borders cuts brass rule and all other articles manuiac
ured ut this establishment at the same reduced rates.
New articles got up order being furnished with pat
TENS.
The type this establishment is, both in the style of
face and the material of which IL is made, particularly
adapted for service in newspaper printing.
All kinds of stereotype furnished. - 80,
JAMES CONNER ~ SON.
N B. The type this paper is printed on is from the above
establishment.
Dec 3D.
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OWEN, EVANS Il COMPANY,
Military and Naval Merchant Tailors,

Pnnsyvdnid Avenue bettceen Fourteenth and Fifteenth SIS,
DEG leave to call the attention of their friends and the
public generally their extensive stock of goods just
received the fall and winter in the selection of which IL
been their object heretofore, obtain articles of the
very latest style and mporatons and in such variety that
they are confident of being able afford sntisacto to all
They have received per last n of goods
anng English gold and silver epaulets, embroderie and
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The WORKINGS OF WANT.--Some time ago considera-
Bile warmth of feeling shown in fe British House of
Commons in reference to the employment OF women and
girls under ground in coal and other mines and law
was enacted prohbitory thereof explosion in
coal pit Manchester revealed the fact however that
women still employed and they disguise themselves
in mems apparel in order TO procure the employment
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Beware!

If g. Benz Smith be written with pen the bot
tom of the box, all sugar-coaed pills counterfeit!
Principal office l79 Greenwich street. large brick block
New York. Price 25 cents a box.
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HUNTINGTON, Ia, June 81, 1916.

DIR. SMITH:
DEAR am of your ''Indan vegetable sugar
coated pills. and find them selling fast that think you
had better send me two gross Immediately. I. ~ give
such general satisfaction that people least twenty
miles for them; and it generally known agent for
them, would be very sorry TO get out
Yours respectfully,
SAML. MOORE & CO.
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Bonaparte once at party placed himself directly be-
fore witty and beautiful lady, and said very abruptly
"Ma1am, | don't like women to NEEDLE with politics.
"You very right, general" she replied; 'fbut in
country where women beheaded is natural they
should desire to know the reason"
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mn. LEIBERMAN has removed hi. once and resi-

~ dence the south side of street, between 18th and
18th Streets (near Ii,) where he continues TO practice as
physician, operative surgeon and accoucheur.
Dr. L. has devoted much attention to the surgical treat
ment of defomites, such cubfoot, strabismus wry
neck &c.
Dec. 22-eolm
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VERY Coon LAVA case is now pending in Missis-
sippi in which attempt is be made to enforce the
law of that State which requires that shall pay the
debts OF each individual whom he kills in duel
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nITEp BY THOMAS RITCHIE.
THOMAS RTTCHIE & John p. HESS,
,vopHrRToRs AND PuBLIsHBRs.
! ngRRELE 4 ,. S. BURR, .suetteneYs.

VI u,Lrt ~ h beOD othI OTfh tIuf, FHHdutWld.
gCiTOR'S sale OF the estate OF the late Isaiah Luz
~. deceased comprising his most valuable nven-
~ .Lrts uundrants sextaIlts, cabinet of minerals,
philosophical apparatus, airguns, chronometer
p'l n, engines ulrning-lathes, Nc.
T ss win embrace all the personal property of this
irsnl mechanic, . -
nm nm r will commence ON Monday, January 4h, 1884,
l@ r,ek and continue from day to-day until finish
~ ~ M. ne residences, northwest corner OF Eighth and
KY a., streets up stairs.
q M sae may be found several clocks expressly adapt
m rbic purposes, cabinet Of minerals, and, in fact,
~ ~ overriding of and curious nature, 10 which
invite the attention OF corporations, universities and
vs. So, fopd OF rare, curious and useful articles.
lei'''' CATALOGUE ON PARTY
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GOLD Pencil the Hncst quality, and other~
VI of the cheapest kinds An additional supply lust re-
ceived and for sale at unusually low prices.
r. TAYLOR.
- Gold pens and silver pencil in great variety
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FTHE Floral Offering for 1s47.-One quarto volume
l. filed TIA engavings Of flowers, beautifully coored
and of the largest size, illustrated with poetry original and
selected by Mrs. Osgoodthe whole forming Fiora's Die
tonary of the finished description. Just published
and received for sale by .' +. TAYLOR.
Dec. % ......
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Managers.
Col w. w. Seaton DIR. w Gunton
b. b. French Walter Lenox
George Sweeny Gregory Ennis
s. S. Coleman w. B. Magruder
Peter Brady W. T.. Robinson
James NJ Carlisle Charles :. Wallach
Jourdan w. Many Hudson Taylor
John +. Towers DIR. 4. s. Walsh
John X. Queen Nicholas Callan
NJ. Delany DR. Cornelius Boyle
Marshall Brown Thomas Really
:. B. Boannan Francis Mohun
A. f. Perry II. H. Hooe
j. L. Ryon Isaac Hail
Charles Me- Nance ThalnNs Cation
Columbus Drew w. A. FlAherty.
Mathew McLeod)
T. ONeal, SGeOrgetown
]. O'Reily,
ErscutVs Committee.
Hugh B. Sweeny James w. Sheahan
f. McNerhany J. E. Thompson
J. T. Ennis John ). Byrne
]. McDennou w. A. Kennedy
W. H. narrower
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c. s. FOWLER,
Odd Fellows Hall, 7h street.
N. b. The drawing will take place the chances
all taken, and due notice viii be given of the
Dec 18-eottif
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DR.. G.. Benz. Smith:
J. GREEN,
ToNAwANDA, Pa, Sept ls, 1916.

DIR. G.. Benz SMITH
DEAR Your agent left with n lot of your sugar
coated pills, and have but few boxes left Every box
have sold has given entire satisfaction. have taken
them myself, and consider them the best pills have
used and afraid to recommend them to the
public. wish u further supply Mt once.
Yours, respectfully,
JACOB KILLER, p. NJ.
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Tnr,c at Reduced Prices.

They are prepared furnish complete equipments tc
ministers, consus and other diplomatic agents,
Dec 2S-nolmif
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Young Mem. HAN Tor tho Keller OF Ireland.

PURSUANT 10 resolution passed at public meeting
held on Monday, the 2ist instant, the committee APP
pointed by thai meeting carry out the object for which il
was convened respectfully announce the citizens Of the
District that ball will be given Tuesday evening, Janu
AIRY 1871, at Odd Fellows Saloon, the funds arising from
which be appropriated TO the relief Of the suffering
poor of Ireland
Tickets 81 10 be had the principal drug stores, hotels
rom any othe managers committees and at the door
the evening Of the ball
The following gentlemen have been selected a.
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To Professors and Literary men.

THE visiters of William and Mary College in Virginia.
4 will, on the 2sd day Of February next, appoint pro-
essor succeed the late Thomas r. Dew, esq
The subjects embraced in the proessorshp are, Political
Economy, Metaphysics Bellies Lettres Moral Philosophy
Logic, and History
The emoments of the chair have for several years been
Hoi less than 900 per annum
The residence is in pleasant village with agreeable
Dciety.
Applications, accompanied by proper testimonials, can
De addressed the undersigned until the day Of election
49,, Ro. McCANDLlSH, Rector.
Dec
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Value.

II by Lottery.-I28 chances, at $40 each
No. palie.
Ia pieces, each pcieo a different flower : $500 90
sorInent as No IOs, III pieces POO 90
taining 1888 pieces I75 90
1882. China tea service, Mat. blue and gold,
tanning IS pieces IS 90
9S69. China service, vennion and gold,
tanning So pieces 60 90
1886. China tea service, pink and gold, contain
ing So pieces SIS 90
Git China tea service, dark blue and gold, con-
tanning 81 pieces so 90
China service, blue raised, figured and gilt,
t.lirn.r DIniun
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V,HE increasing popularity of Dr. G.. Benz. smiths i'm.
number ofpersons 10 make something they call pills, and
aoat them with sugar. in order TO sell them for the genuine
while they do not possess particle of the goodness nor
assnnte in appearance The original Dr. Smiths
pills In short they are AN intended fraud upon the com
nuniy minister, who at first had an interest in rni
tation sugaT-coaed pill manufactured In Albany, New
York has given them up lac says account Of the mis-
cradle dishonest parties concerned In manufacturing them
The party industrousy circulating reports
calculated TO ipue DR. Smith, and to affect the reputation
Dr. Smith about TO institute legal proceedings against
them for their SANDERS lac has in another against
similar party, IN which he recovered large amount OF
damages These miserable imators have TO resort TO the
most abomnable means 70 palm of their counterfeit pills,
genuine. Several instances have public lice in
which life has been endangered by the unfortunate OF
the counerieis. II is Dr. Smiths pills that doing
much good in the countryas the following plainly show
More ministers and recommend DIR. Smiths pills than
This is TO certify that have used the sugarcoeted pills
manufactured by G.. Benjamin Smith, OF New York, for
tme and believe them TO be good medicines and
also, from inquiry in that city, lam persuaded that he i
the original inventor, and therefore is entitled TO the benefit
Pastor LIST Baptism church, Pittsburg.
From the Blue HENS Chicken, (Dei)
We call the attention of our readers TO the certificate Of
Rev ;, WILLIAMS pastor OF First Baptist Church, fs5Grg
mony TO the excellence OF these pills, Of rs having
used them, ana experienced great reei rom them.
The above the best paper in the State of Delaware
The "ruprovEp INpAN VEGETABLE PILLS" (ugar-coated)
certainly doing much good in the whole country and
highly esteemed II onehHf is true that people write
and say about them They easy In their operation
that all like them The editor of the Northern State Jour
Malone of the largest and best papers in the State of New
York-writes = follows:
WArERTowN, May 81, 1876.
Dr.. G.. Benz. Smith:
DEAR sIR was laid up with bad cold time since
my from New York. and during my illness, made
trial Of your pills. and must say found them excellent
They the best medicine for the purposes they in
tended that have yet seldom take pills. but found
yours entirely free from the objections which other pills
are liable. hope they will continue be source OF
profit you, doubt they will be II OF relief
10 the afflicted, large scale.
Yours, truly, J. GREEN.
ToNAwANDA, Pa, Sept ~, 1916.
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ILLUSTRATED editions OF Bryants and Longfellow's
Poems each plete in one volume octave, richly
bound and beautifully illustrated, with numerous engra-
nngs. Last issued +. TAYLOR
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CURTAIN MATERIALs.-Wo have on hand a large
" assortment of curtain materials in great variety of
yes, which, the season is far advanced, will offer
aeat bargains to close them. ..-.-
Dec 3O96t D. CLAGETT 81 co
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BANK OF THE MErRopoLis,

BANK THE METROPOLIS
- December % 1876.
IliE BOARD OF Trustees have declared n dividend
oS per cent? out Of the earnings OF the bank for the
at six months.
The same will be paid the stockhoders on and after
Ne "a Of January next RID SMITH, Cashier.
Dec. 2-2ff
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From The Bi,.e Hens Chicken, (Dei1

We call the attention of readers To the certificate OF
Rev. s. Williams pastor of First Baptist Church, Pitsbug,
in relation DR.. Smiths pills We ourselves bear
tmony the excellence Of these pills, Of rs having
used them, and experienced great relief from them.
The above is the best paper in the State of Delaware.
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The ''mPRoyED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. (ugar-coated)
certainly doing much good in the whole country, and
highly esteemed, If Onehalf is true that people write
and say about them. They easy in their operation,
that all like them The editor of the Northern State Jour
Malone Of the largest and best papers in the State Of New
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-08-15
ILN TTSTET.
PETE n II. M s s r. IL;

RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
I'd ESrECTFULLY informs the citizens II
Il q sanitary ana vicinity, that he has opened an
eisieo at the residence Of Henry Masser. IN Market
strees where lie is prepared to execute all kinds Of
UEsrAL SuRGEaY. Plate Work, &c, on the latest
ahi most approved plans
Having had some experience and instruction.
under oi The most eminent and successful Den
liss in Phi'ad,lphia, be believes that he will te
abe to give satisfaction TO those who may want his
services ..s#
Ladies will he waited on at their places Of resi-
dence. His charges will! lie moderate, and his
work warranted.
Sunhury March 2Sth, lSi6.
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DALTfmonu MARl<Er.

0Gceo ffhe BArrImoNE AxEnIcAs,y Aug 5,
" GRAIN.--The Wheat market is dull and prices
have adecided tendency downwards. We quote
good TO prime new Nd red at soas3 cents and
ordinary to good at 7oasO cents. In inferior and
common sorts there is decided decline, and we
quote these descriptions at 6Oa70 cents. 'alh
Oats are plenty and very dull, and prices have
futher declined considerably Sales of good to
prime at 2oa22 cents, and inferior to good at lsa
go cents sii iafail.no r,sp f.saI iahrs 8a7iltq a.
.WIlisKEY--Ve note sales OF hhds at 23a
asa cents, and bbls. at 24aal3 cents, and in some
cases at 25 cents. rrsal s,s,e, l.,ta ads al tsaf,
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Notice.

ATOTICE is hereby given, ,lat application
u viii hr made Ia The next legislature i,r
chatter fara Dank wi h capital Of $50 coo, and
power Ia Increase he Cal it'll lhrrrof h. SlC0,G0o
with banking and d,cnunting privileges, Ia tc cal,
led The Bank of Shamolin," and 20 he Gated in
The borough of Sunbury. in Northumberland c"un-
tv June 27lh, lSiG.
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NEvER ASD Acre, AMI ALL FEvERs CURED
BnAxDRnru's PiLEs.-Ail fevers are occasion.
ny the dsordered motion OF the blocd, produced
he humorsl serosi,y by hardening the waves of
vessels. THE blood circuiates with greatly in.
ised speed. and is sill increased by the friction
he globu'es, CT PARTICLES which compose The mass
luids. hen II is that the excessive heat and
Is is experienced throughout the ~hUle system,
accompanied with great thirst, p,in in the head,
{, kidneys, ard in fact complete prosiration
!. the faculties Of the mind as well as holy.
IN the first attack Of fever, Or any disease, i'm,
lately take a lrge dose of Brsndreth's yegs,a.
Universal Pills, ard continue 70 keep up a
eIful effect upon the bowels until The Fever or
has entirely ceased. Six or eight will in
t cases be sufficient as dose, and one dose Of
kind it is no, improbable, may preven, mon hs
kness, perhaps deah.
II. Benjamin BraDdreth's Vegetable Universal
:, are indeed . universally approved medicine.
ch byits peculiar action, cleanses the blood Of
impurities, removes every PAiH and Weakness,
finally Restores the Constitution to perfect
Nh and KgW.
+ Purchase of H. b. Masser, Sunbury, or Of
'esst, Pub'ishsd in smother part Of this paper.
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b S now prepared to offer. Wholesale and Retail,
Il large assortment Of FASrr and SrApL1
I'd EeY GOO DS.


Il large assortment Of FAScr and SrApLH
DRY GOODS,
suited to tie Country as well as City Trade. He
continues the system Of ''no abatement in prices"
which lac has pursued for the past ten wears. and
descs TO call The special attention Of the publ 10
II MS the only true system of retail business, and
which is decidedly to the interest of the purchaser
to promote. II is quite time The fraudulent prac-
ice of ask'ng high price anl ahsiing to make the
purchaFers believe they the "fatorbd few was
done away nth. as, nine lines out OF ten they ae
made 10 pay higher price (howcvcr great the re.
ducin) than the like style anil quality can be pura
chased at the "Onc Price Store"
A. y. NJ. is in regular receipt Of the newest and
cheapest seasonahe goods, md when ahv article
dcpreciat, in value THE price is a, once marked
dawn So low that il cannot be undersold. By this
system The purchaser can OF oil times buy with
conllrpce and sati.fscirn. and without waste of
time in useless bargaining. lie has at this time
a complete assortment of
SILKS.
Back Lustripo. Ottoman, Poux 10 Sole, Nam
'us, Gros de Rhine, Armrre, and other Dress and
Maniiiia silks Also,
Fancy Dress Silks, from "a cts. 10 81 25 rer
yard, including all The vsrie,y of approved and
useful sly les mud combination Of cotors.
Lining Silks, Foulari Silks, Silk Gingham.
LAWNS AND ORGANDlES.
Paris Printed Lawns and Organdies, Of the
newest and most approved sse, well tae
cheapest in the market. Also,
scotch Lawns a, very low prices.
FRENCH GINCHAMS,
Of'he newest designs. Also Scotch Ginehanis
AMI Ginehnm lawns, very cheap. Twilpd Earl
s,on and Manchester Ginghams, for children's
wcar.
FRENCH CHINTZES.
Light, medium. and dark coIors, 4-4 wide. Also
hc>, IN Ike American Chin'z and Cacoes, Of the
new altcrns, at l:4 els per yard.
MOUSELIN DE LANES,
or he mos, splendid Omlre and Printed STYLE
down TO the French, English and American, at 25
cents per yad.
BAREGES AND BALZORINES,
OF oil qualities and every variety of designs.
uiel 10 all ,a.rs. A's', embroidered and chain.
fitch, Roh,s, Bayaderr aud Polka Dresses, emb'i
Swiss Muslin and Bishop Lawn dress paltesrs-
Ta,ie,,n. aud coloed plaid and stripe Swiss Mus
lius.
Will7E GOODS
riain Swiss. Null, N,nsook, Jacconet Cambric
B~pk. and rs,eton Muslins, PLAID, Suipe corded
and figured Camrc and s Mss do, Bishops Lawn,