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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-27

let all the People Know
That H. Y. FRILING is selling off his stock Of
VALENTINES at cost.
NOW is the time to Purchase as you are sure
of getting the worth of ysur money.
February 20, 1885,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-27
THE THREE AGES OF THE WORLD.
THE ANTI.HUMBUG AGE.

The world he's Ind its golden ogo its iron
age, end according to the Satiyest it's ago OF
Bronze" The present age has been desgna-
ted par excellence tho Age Of Ilumbug. IN
our opinion, however the era IN which We live
has been very fatal to haubugs-especially
your time .hopored, conventional humbug,.-
10 one of these--the art Of druggiug people
TO death under the preteuce OF treating then,
according to the rules Of medical science
Professor Holloway has given tho coup dc
grace In the first place he has simpiided
the rharmacopOIs, by substituting log Its ten
thousand n0Strums two remedies l'il AMI an
Ointslent, which actually accomplished all
that the medical godfatbers Of said nos.rums
promise in their name but nevor cause thsm
10 perform. The scrciuous, tue dyspeptic
tho bilious, the fever ridden, the lame, The
rheumatic, the da5illteted, the abandoned Of
hope and faculty, have used them, have re.
covered, and rejoicingly testifyto their health
restoring properties. The testimony is from
the sick OF eli nations, from the learned and
the ignorant, the rich and the poor the throne
and the cotatge. IF it |. not 10 be received
os the truth, then no evidence direct or cir
Cumstantsl is worth dot, aud no man
ought to be crowned With honor or condemn
ed fer crime, on the aliiday;ts OF voluntary
witnesses, however numerous or respectable.
But we cannot vesase cur credence to state
ments founded on The personal experience Of
those who make them. We cannot say 10 the
lame who walk, the sick restored to health
and vgor, the rultitudes relieved from agony
and despair, "you are in error, you know what
you assert" We cannot help admitting thut
those who languished and grew worse under
az avalanche OF drugs administered By regu-
lar physicians and apo.hecariss and who sub
sequeutly recovered under Professor Hollo-
ways treatment, were injured By the one and
cured by the other. Before We can deny the
truth OF such IN inference, We must adopt the
dogma of Berkley, the naetaphysician, and de.
clare that matter has DO existence, ard that
ull we suppose to be visible and tangible is O
mere phantasm. Not being prepared tc
subscribe to that theory We are bound TO be.
lieve that the decision of the world on the
efficacy Of Holloways medicines is founded
upon impregusblo facta.-Glssgoss "Saturda,
Post"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-27
ORpHARS COIrRT SALE

In pursuance Of an alias order of Orphans
4 Coure Of Northumberland county, will be ex-
posed TO Public Sale, on TUESDAY, the end
day Of MARCH next, the following described
real estate 10 wit A certain piece or
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-27
Z ract OF Eand,

situate in Rush townsnip, Northumberland coun.
ty, adjoining lands Of the heirs of Spencer Met.
Ter, decd, lands of Abraham Campbell, Charles
Metler. Giiber. Dstz, Philip Metler's heirs and
othar, containing One Hundred Acres and City.
four perches, strict measure more or less. About
Twenty Acres Timber Land and the rem ainder
cleared and in cultivation, whereon are erected
a two story Stone House, frame Barn. wagon
house. good stone spring-housc and other out
buildings, also good Orchard. Late the estate
Of VIM. Carr, decd. Sale to commence at 10
o'clock A. NJ. of ssin day WIEN the terms. o!
sale will 10 made known by
PHILIP HUyF, Asn'r.
By order OF the Court,
c. Is. PURSEL, Cik. o. G..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-27

Jacob Youny, Treasurer Of the county Of
Northumberland, in account Thh The same
for 1858, respecting county tcr.
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8. JOHN,
s. ID. JORDAN,
w. I. GREENOUGH.

Jacob Young, Treasurer Of the County Of
Northumberland in account tsith the same
for 1852, respecting County ssr.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-27

To smount Of County tax for '5l and preyioss
outstanding lrt January, 1852, &C, ,ssI 90
Amsant of.ax assessed for 50, o9l2 ~
llI ma landai -,.A
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-27

By order OF the Court,
c. Is. PURSEL, Cik. o. G.
Sunbury, Feb. 10, 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-27

George BrigEL Treasurer Of Northumberland
County. sn account trih the COmmonrsa!M,
for .liiiitiG Fines, for tte year 1856.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-27

Jccob Young, 7rea-'ursr of he county of Nor-
thumIerldnG, in Cccoun. tci;h II: Common
vsclM Of Pennsylvania for 1853 respecting
tar on real and PERSONAL.
ng.
TO balance dao Ccn'th per account for 1882, 7i2 Il
To anonHt =! taxes for 81 and previous years
outstanding lsi January, lS52 l7is ci
fr.erest Oh tax vi 81 sni PreyioCs. o. 20
To amount Of tax OF ~ outstanding Is. Janrs.
~, 's3, i.s9s II
To sggesse amoslt Of tax " S3 assessed, 1859 20
To tax Tees!vsd IN '.3 from unsented .snis 1 o.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-27

FrGncis Bucher, Treasurer Of the County Of
Northumberland, in occonnt tciiA the same
for 1854. respecting County tar.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-27

Francis Bpcher, lale 1reaiurst - -NortLurl.
berIaad Comfy. in account ailh The Com'h
Jor Militia Fines. for the year 1855.
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Atlantic Telegraph at Work.

The Atlantic Telegraph has proved com
Plete success. the Messages have been inter-
changed between the Queen and President, and
are follows:
YALEsSrrA BAY ria Trinity BAY,
August lG, 1888.
70 The Honorable lie President Of tie United
States:
Her Majesty desires to esngrat t'late the Pres
ident upon the successful completion II tihs
great International work, in which the Queen
has taken the deepest interest.
The Queen Is convinced that the President
viii Join her IN feryently hoping that the cleo
trio Cable which new conuects Great Britain
with the United States, viii prove an addition
al link between the nations whose friendship Is
founded upon their common interest and reclp-
/ rocal esteem.
The Queen has much pleasure in thus commu-
nicating with the President, and returning tc
him her best wishes for the prosperity OF the
/ United States.
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things, as well as the distance from the other
shaft should have their weight in determining
the place to sink the adit shaft Every miner VIII
see at once the great advantage such q system
Of draining As this would be TO the mining re-
gion. Even on economical considerations it IS
great value.
This alt uaversing the lower pipe-clay open
ing, viii not only drain the zinc opening. but
viii iutersect and expose to view all the rertical
crerices As far As it extends. and point The mi
ners TO the place where they may be found on
the surface. The add shaft, traversing the vari-
Gus strata from the surface down, viii lay open
and develope all the horizontal peins, openings
and not only point the miner to the very spot
where he may sink and fiud the range aud thus
save the expense and labor Of prospecting
TO the very spot where the range Is found, and
he may commence operations without the ex-
/ peuse and labor Of sinking. and where he may
in ono day examine the nature and character of
the mineral veins both vertical and horizontal
that belong 10 our known mineral strata, and
where. in a great many instances, he viii find
vast mineral treasures ,a5oc%oI and angsardad 51
,ratsr aud dl17D, the miners most formidable
este7n,ez. Ny second sheet is full More on This
subject in ny next. J. NJ.
Montfort, August IS 1858.
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For the Tribune.
Noble Ends.

at is to accomplish noble end have taken the po
ent Celutv seat from Mineral Point to L. beautiful and
oerti Ie VILLAGE located in the of Iowa County and
known by the pleasant and familiar appeIItion of Dodge
Man was born for noble ends" Progress is
the wa,ebword Of tie world. The emancipa-
tion of the human mind IS fast yer@ing to COM
pletion. Civilization, the herald OF Intelligence
and Christianity, marches triumphautlv onward
with mighty strides. Philanthropy and lat.i-
otisin contend for pre-emiuence in the estiua-
ton of the thinking world. To be instrumental
in carrying out the plans Of Divinity-to confer
happiness on your fellow creatures-is a ",loble
ead' The "ead' Of shedding to light Of truth
over nations CROPPING amid the mazes Of isuor-
ance and superstition - The "ead7 of bringing
nation into closer contact with nation, by the
invention of steamers and thc use Of electrical
fluid everything tending to the amelioration
and happiness Of tLe race - IS .3lo5Ie end -
some uen We're especially designed by nature
for .'aoJie e1sI5." Napoleon to proudly aud def
autly announce in the hearing of an astounded
world, tile right Of the people to choose their
own form of Government, - Washington to
achieve the liberties of the American CoIonists
and establish epubiic,-Newton to drink in
and beat time 70 the music Of the spheres. ''-
FrauklIn to draw down the lightning from
Heaven,-and, in our day. f. j. Rowe L T.. A.
Stevens 20 mobile end'-- remove the
County SEA, oi Iowa County, Wisconsin. to the
beautiful and critic village known bv the
pleasant and lamiliar appclla,ion Of DOLCE
VILE Ao5Ia eazt Mieatv mission The
world looks on agha7t stan from under.
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fulfil its contract, e il will but manifest a
disposition to perform. Just as fast as It
builds the Land Grant road, it shall have
certificates and lands.
| regret exceedingly the unpleasant po-
sllIon IN which | am placed towards the
Company, and nothing but a sense Of i'm
peratlve duty 10 the State has forced me
into It, have no power over the action
OF the Department at Washington, but.
IN behalf Of this State. | protest against
the issue of any patent to the State, Of
lands granted by Congress. until the ques-
ton is fally setlled here, that by law the
Company is entitled to them. The policy
adopted in the West for building railroads
has been a bad one Building roads TO
make business, instead Of to accommodate
business, on promises 70 pay, IS a false
system. Directors grow rich, the roads
languis,3, and stockholders suffer. adj
yised against such a system years ago. |
anticipated the bitter end that by such
courses is sure 10 come. fear The rum.
and suffering. aud bitterness il brings I'm
lis train II IS nog confined u one road,
or 10 a few | must execute the law as
understand il. | have sworn to do 50, and
'without fear. favor, affection, or hope OF
reward" in this, as In all things, | will
protect the rights Of the Stale. and the IN
tcrests Of the people Of the State, 50 fan
az | have the power, regardless Of any
locality, combination, or influence.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
ATIN ~ ANDATT
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Democratic District Convention.

There viii be Convention ~ Democratic delegates
from the seversI towns in tie southern Assembly pas
trict Iowa county the Count House n tie tify II
Mineral Point tTERDAY, tie 47th af August le5s
u o'clock p. u the purpose Of -e-ting two l-r
gates represent said District III tile res-io'
be held Prairie du Chem september sth,
1853 The different towns vii g. entitled to dcesale-
= follows Linden, seven 3fu. ipus Mineral Point.
fau. waldwirk f.ur and -trh War-l in thr Cts ID
Minrra; Point 6rc. 3 egIer g 1he Dist. Com
August 2ofh, 1855.
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

DIR TRACY DELOR3IE. THE GREAT crnra d
coNslAFIiaN, Was far several years So ba,y afflicted
5 Dyspepsia that tor part & tae time e mas confined
70 his bed lie was even-HaIig cured h ptien
furnished him by young ciaeyoyant gisI. This pres
criFtiea given p mere child while iH state trance
has cured everybody vino has taken IT, never having il-
FL cace 1t j. equally a. sure iu cases 81 Fl1s SIS of ls-
FEFs1A The Ingredients may lee found IN any drugstore
"i send this vaIua le prescription any person -
the receipt # cHe starup 20 pay postage Address
DE-. TRACY hELoHsfE, GREAT CrREss 81 Cozsv35rrIos.
I4g4 Nrpr Y,,-s "- se.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoTICE.-OwHers Of school and University Lands
"a Ioga county are hereby noticed tia unless The Taxes
are paid thereon previous to Second Tuesy ofsep-
teuaber next the Same 81 sd be returned to Madison as
unpaid, when an additional xpense OTIS per cent viii
0e Incurred FRANCIS VIVIAN,
County Treasurer lows Co. Wis.
Mineral Point, July 25th Is5s. G0v4
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MIGS-NIGS- tEIn.

BACHELORS WIGS AEB TROUBLES -s-,a-= all
They are cleganr,IiEht easy ana auralle
Fitting 20 eherIn-uo turning uF leslHl-no sa-nb-
ing ot Tho head; indeed this is lie only Establishment
where these sAi1as Iloleits sl,iazateol ana a.-
Ais-ly - Broa5eqy. Nese YORK
i. .. PCLFORD, Agent
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THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.

WASHINGTON, August 16, 1883,
To her Naieay Vsetoria, Queen Of Great Britain:
The President cordially reeiprocates the con-
gratuiaIons OF her Majesty, tie Queen, on the
success OF the great International enterprise ac
comPIshed by the science, skill and indomita-
BILE energy OF the two countries 1t Is triumph
more glorious. because far more useful to man
kind, than was ever won by eonqueror on the
field Of battle May the Atlantic Telegraph,
under the blessings of Heaven, prove 10 be 4
bond 81 perpetual peace and friendship between
the kindred nations and an instrument destn-
ed by Divine Providence, to dIffuse Religion,
Civilization, Liberty and Law throughout the
world. In ttls view viii not all nations of
christendom spontaneously unite in the declar-
alton that it shall lie forever neutral and that its
communications shall be held sacred in their
places Of destination, even IN the midst Of hos
tlIites.
LSignedl JAMES BUCHANAN.
The utmost enthusiasm p:syails throughout
lae Country. No event has ever been hailed
with sue reioicings in the cid and new world
the complete success of bond of Union be-
tween the two continents. The following des-
patch from the directors OF the Atlantic Com
pany, Great Britain TO the Directors in New
York, expresses tie general feeling throus Iout
the World.
Europe aud raerica are unitcdl Glory tu
God ia TIE highest. and ou earth peace and good
VIII towards mem!
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B king & Exchange Office Of
i. II. NYEIITTEEsEN.
- - - =. q. q. Wa.L.arn !. {

fQf ~ tasc. araq II C. C. UasA54rR y Co
For Sales -ist Irr.r.s.on
ENGLAND, IRELAND. SCOTLAND AND GERMANY.
Snl On Franco, Holland. Belgium, Norway. Sweden,
benas-5 Switzerland aadau other countries Of Eurepe.
INHEHrANCEs, CLAIMS AND MONIES
IN an town or ciy n Europe, collected promptly and
proceeds feujt;eel as oHyucr may request.
- Office do1s- lora 3 a n. To Pm.
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For The Nlnsr@, Point rr!bpne.

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= ~ 'D'''' = = NJ . '''''' -.
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mining -
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me = '''N''S q SUGGESTION i'f 'He purpose OF
Is ''''-'7 ''-''' 30 ''7 iA- f''s-'-'H
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- '''''5 '''s e"' very e'l'el''
men - 5'liS'eF 'ii'-' ''ie mineral strata Liih-
i i 49, - '.,'5 'oH + '-'i''i u y
''-'e e'i''7'
'-e miners DUB VII s..''e
'-'''' - 81 ~ =, Say
= '.'s
'77 ''s'> + i'''5e cay II 'o"''s known 70 5he
~ glte' i'e-'1S ..'''',s III ''''S
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& "- '.'''7 1i'-o ~ = i'.i'''''
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Il. Il. HUTCfIINC~.

General Agent for tire United states.
LOO chamaas- street, View York,
r. D. FJLFoRD, Agent, Mineral Point; Boiler. Smith
~ 20, IAlcaeoi IT, --a-se-ig, 81 Louis. lily
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DsNoesRric CoNvEN raN.-Ir e..--.5 mss 10,
day vii he found g.s.t Isl i r. .,-a.5. rs7-
ventiea ia- This Assembly o.-.l ~. Is 81. l.,t..
'he Court House n Tins city 81 c,.e PSI ..---
4 cool ATTENDANCE IS desired
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I's RosAe6s SetNnlssel4S Blaaa 1Iau-
elNEe.-At iasr. sweden. Il. ingredients, ii Two
Remedies thal d9laf,ss S, b,osa S. over. .,,--
rnp' eleaent. haze la.ad nr. Eaaaes IS.
combined them Tie offers ID. resal il Is,
N0ASntAAvtAN BIoon fsaifla. .as Iloaa pul>
They az striking 7he iacal'y vuh araazeaea.
aEi eaaSiag thousands 81 tae SEX = rejoice
N .'s~es q Indigestion. liver complaint. sere.s
IA rheumatism, ilarrisa. il fsc- in az eases 81
disease. ao. ergs3,e. they e1ra Tie p4tea.
certainty : Day saeseeis Darkness. Sc. ADV.
August
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GOOD

uVoD ~ fine IN e@a.ea- 5e ~ %L we TI9 ~
o, facts about II Aaa, .1e p T d I've 3i g al Iss
HIll 1il-i 5- @,a - 81, a,I La
~ sv ni ri ,-5r r AIsn5 a,ing 70 Maze
G00D bladder oi fishes lie yasTo< full " the 1c. 81 >sa'0e but "
U00D y-e .5..0I MIS- ~ i 3 ala I5 e tTevr;
e In
C00n Knowledge I~aa What might l tie
u'0'
I'm I'M traa .r.. ..,s+
reason e.Stt ale
uUUD aud volume uHliI lie las read all
he ~i. ,4o" more iL"a ever .i''-. ne ne-Hi
no WORK I.'eo N Ae oL perm 49, tI s I , - Ge an
talent l.7a'' IN II Is
Iqs .S maIksof If IL
aad A""tt'a. " ,e'a '' - T. IN ~ '.l re
a r@ , ,.a III oa SfI i.e ihri j.,
,t Irl#t leseglai + ia
in Ii..ri< o..- aI.1 s.oalllcnf Of the aeni
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VyECUSEr. yERhArF

ANT ALE IiaUptF'H-zo in Deutsch Inland und der
Sch "eiz, Frankreiea Holland Belgien, Norwegian
seliTe1ea I'aeH't and allen aulern Isssaern Euro
pas.
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TENTH EDITION.

This Book = more available Is shc understanding II
The nor-rrotes>ona reader. AMI more sijlGIv claiborne
te Iiru-e arranged ard carried out, tlao any work
81 i-= sil 1g.ore Tie public. Wieit gives IoIe
r7H. utrieg.. ,1G I resets z.fasre i5ltla-
tnu auou ar .be most delicate affairs connected
wits te female stern. lt should le Ilacc4 u ,.t. hands
e creil .-asle, single or marriel
PRICE 80 CENTS.
This work f5. causin- prescriptions used hy tile Doe
toriajds practice ar the positive care Of Scrqa'oas
Ara7IsoH<-i ssa- aaf feae-Ssuere Coughs and Colds
~.ea4at5sla eesia-I 0iiiee If ~ Tie Hair &c,
., @e. aa' Id. If vlich prescriptions mag prove
great a.fae e. thr reader.
I~ book w . sent 1y mail, free 81 postage, on tle
reception rice. which na BE sent either in money
r postage >.1ials- al orders should be addressed TO
r. p. IICTCIIINGS,
N5Fly Ie5 Chambers Street, y. j.
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MINERAL POINT lBIBIAE.

f fbo = y BIS HISS Eprroa- Aso raor4iaronz
MINERAL POINT. AUGUST 81 1875.
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a STAPLE ARTICLE.

We would cau the attention Of friends u tae fol-
lowing: HAvEEIIILI, Aass-, Feb. = ls57-
Dear Sjr--Perrnit the pleasure stating to you
the Qualification have in vending, and the universal
favor, HoeaenEs German Filters meet with 10y nearly
every person who has had occasion their virtues
in this vicinity. This establishment had the gem
cy Of your Medicine since 1888, snd safely say,
there has been remedy placed before the public with
in the scope Of my knowledge that has met much
general Ctvora aud worthily the German Bittcrs-
have hesitation in recommending them our Gus
TONER'S suffering with diseases Tor which they are APP
propriate ,eng confident from past experience that
they viii DO all, and more than promised them
In Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, defy eqaaI.-
To Druggists l recommend them as safe invest
ment, and to the puJlic as a truly worthy remedy
Very truly yours,
To Or. C II. Jackson. CIAS. r. EMERSON
These Biters be had Of any druggist or dealer ia
medicines in the United States Canadas West Indies,
or South America, at - cents per bottle. They are
prepared uy Dr. C. ~ Jackson +I8 Arch Street. Phila-
ieiphia, Pa, and every bottle has lis signature on the
wrapper. August
/ Il. D. PULToRD, Agent. Mineral Point.
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LAAIES ETCHANAN-

- The Minnesota coueSpol i.nt Of the
Cleveland Piaia Deaier says that the area Of
crops Is at least ouethird greater than last year
The corn crop IS exceedingly promising.
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-8@ Parson BrownIow. OF tAe Knoxville Wig,
notifies the public that his great discussion on
the subject Of Slavery VIII come OF in Phila-
delPhia on The 7,h OF September next. Hisop-
ponent viii be &ev. Abran Pryne of 3IcGraw :
Vile, Cortland county, New lorll.
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Tbs New American cycIopndia !:
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