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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31
CANr NEAn MARnENroN. Oct. %

CAWP NEAR WARRENToN. Oct. %.
We have had series of small fights. prin-
cipally cavalry, in all Of which the enemy
has been worstcd. The principal of these
fights took place near Brstoc Station, on
the 10th inst. In this fight our forces. the
Second Corps, General Warren commanding.
rcpulScd the enemy, captured four hundred
and cighty-thrcc prisoners and pieces of
artillery. On the 18th our army again adj
ranccd and Is now masscd in the vicinity of
Narrcnton and Catlct Station The army
of the Potomac is in good condition and the
men and officers have every confidence in
thcir leader There are no Rebels north of
the RapiMliannocl with the exception Of
gucrrillas.
And now allow me TO congratulate the
readers OF your paper, upon the happy result
of your late election. Ii you could but ina
sinc with What fear and tender anxictics,
the SONS of Pennsylvania now in the army.
awaited the time when the news should
reach them, and the joy which lit up every
countenancc rs they received the glorious
udings, OF the great Union victory, in the
old Keystone State you would feel the more
rcloIccd ut the success consequent upon the
arduouS work which you so nobly perform
cd. Tears of joy trickclcd down many Il
soldiers check, and dropped upon the very
paper giving the welcome news of Curtin's
reelection. You that have friends, brothers
or sons in the Union army, have shown your
SympathicS for their sutfcrings, and your APP
probation for their loyalty and bravery, ut
the balllOt-box.
The itcbels have destroyed tine Orange
and Alexandria Railroad from Rappahan-
mock Station To Bristoc Station, distance
ot twenty-five miles. but IL large force is
already at work repairing it, 1t will again
be in running order in few days. Already
the cars run as far as Catlctt's Station. The
weather here is pleasant, and the roads are
in good order, our pickcts now hold the line
of the Rappahannock.
Yours, PuoCIAS
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31

BuUNTIEs FOR REct,utrS-An amended circular
hus been sent out from tic Provost Marshall Gen
crnl's Office by which, appears that to every recruit
Whoisa veteran volunteer, bounty and premium
amounting to SiO2 willbcpud. To all other recruits
not vctelans. S3p2 for the old organizations.
The object it to ourage volunteering, Us those
who are drafted receive only 500 bounty. Men en-
listed under this order will be permitted to select
their regiments. which, however must be one Of the
old regiments in the field.
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-.l=

q CorRr.-Ihc special court commenced it,
Fossiou at this place ON Tuesday, but the rooms ci
the court house, upstairs occupied by the Pro
No,t Marshall and the board OF enrolment in the cx
animation of conscuis ss well the unsettled state
oi the country 1t was deemed advisable by the Court
aud Bar to hold no special court and ii was also de-
t"rmncd to postpone the whole civil list OF the reg
ular November term, commencing on Monday next
I" January term. The Court will convene Mon
day next for tho trial If criminal eascs only.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31
ISAAC X. STAUFFER,
watch NaI Scr uItd .BcNcIcr.

NNN 81 n - iN'-A ht
SILVER WAR; 4 Imp1Us 4 WATCHES
40. lis North second - Corner Quarry. pHlLA.
bELrlllA.
II T. haT Instantly un haul an a--artmtHtur D.'l
l l Hnd silver r.i,ut L,,,, L,Iur amt rlaiu
MHtchvs Fine Nuli 'hniu,. Seal aIul k,yr Ei#a.t
fln-, EHI Hing lug,r hiuG uI4ceivis Muiaiuty
,a-s-. dclslliuu- i.oghri-, Pencil IhuHic- ~I.e-
iaslr., silsrI Table Desert, Tea salt unl Moi i"tI
-Iv hu fusu sInins, tult. AApkn hing lTgf
au 4 batter knN,s, shitlls' Cuiuls Diamond Point
- Itit. etc all ul which utlt b, -i lua tT t8-h
a IuUiAsA cos brsi quality tull l.stlrl
Ptteut Lover Movements constantly uu hand al.s
ulfrf Makyfr nf .uVsIHI quality
A o ga n.l and ,iA ~ hDu shi l"T el-H
HrIH b lhaI Iva
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31

~" CrRs ron DIrrnERIA.-llcrc is remedy
caid to be excellent for the otdipthcriaA small
quantity of sleeps suct, say II spoonful, chopped
fine and boiled in gill of milk, and drank retiring
TO bed. Ofcour5c the throat is 10 be bonnd witt
flannel
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31

. ELECTiuN up OFFICERS ~ THH Coon INTENr
FIRE COMPANY We are requested to state that an
election of officer. of the Good Intent Fire Company
Tor the ensuing year, will bo held ON next MONDAY
evening All the members are requested to attend
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31
NOTICE.

y id liutuh. dtrra,,i. fate Il Wellington tuau-
slr hs, mad, h,f ,i,riiYu q. ihr ai.Hs a iil a
che rtrH nhl ItuIrIi} nfhoI lair hu-rsnl UuIrT d i,
49, ~ Ar'ulll in furh rHar matr aui Ip,Ii,a.
AY,rn,bu l,Im Vt taun
TuHtAs MILL AI.ar
Ma.liustuE tgp firt i trtH "a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31

s-y" A Singers Sewing Machine, but
little used, gccrcd and well adapted FOR
tailoring, will be sold cheap. Inquire ut
This Office. -.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31

q GENrLEMENS ASn BOYS HArs.-Al the
newest and best styles for Fall wear. will be found
at :. FArST'S, two doors west of Fischcr's Drug
store, at from fifty to scrcnty-fvc cents less than
they cun be purchased at the stores and much bet
ter article
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31

Tame A. iHr ritmisfs ~ ihr suislilhrf 81 ic ti'i
.i rsiifulal la.i-a lelius va bfuau lfr.l. aIs-t
p frafa ud Toe aauff frlaifti A. .su IsF
tstF,t shi tsAg i asal 40 l ha b. tsli s... fl.f
.. ln IN.ir. IkIIhN
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Nural affairs.

! ~ RrnCIorS NorlcE.-Dvine service will be
held in tho Presbyterian Church in thi. place oppo'
sitc the depot, ON every sabbath. morning at II
. clock Rev. }. H. You>u. Pastor
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31

- ApulB uu,s Ne isarn thai ths ~IlEr' oom
I.,..f ha tuft uIuih sui firy iLiri Trsiaayui'
renu,5 l,si,ia ,uluHisers thfre years meui have
unl naul, laH.,aied 60 s,,snd lhsIs tysal ~ ss5.
t..rtbrsr l,ai. ous,l tts aeta h,shli eoiainsuia'
i. suI b, ths n,.t o. iir ,i,Hse lhal lhgss puilu
I,.. 600 ,al.ieth.ilt apl SIS ,s iA,u raaafr,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31
MA ~ HOOD,
How 7.OSt. How skC.iOrCA.

Jast PnjliSkcd in II Scalh Eqrc'of, F,re
SIR CcHty.
4 LECTURE on the Nature, Irca,mca' aAn Ia
~ dcal Cure Of Spcrmaiorrhpa or Ncnli'"l Weak
ness Sexual Debility, Ncn Cusucss, and inv''antary
Emissions, inducing lmpoicncy. Consuinpirn. ant
Mental and Physical Debility.
BY ROB'TJ CILNEEWELh VI u.
The important fact that the awful c"n'"qr"rr'. of
Self Abusc ,nay he cfIcctually removed without iu
tcrna medicines or the dangerous application "l
caustics. instruments, mcdlcatcd hrgi's and "t!'Ur
empirical devices, i, here clearly demonstrated and
the entirely and highly successful trcatlu"w
adopted by the cclcbrntcd author. fully explained
by means Of whch every one Is enabled To- cur" him
sof perfectly. and nt the lcus Possible cost h'r'hs
avoiding all the advertised nustruma of the day TIN
lecture will prove boou to Thousands and u"U
sannds
Sent nturdorscal, ina plain envelope, 10 any ad,hc'
post pnid or receipt Of two postage stamp, by AL
dressing The publishers.
127 Bov9ry, New York, Pot Once Boz ia'5
huv H. Fol, Ia,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Exemptions from the Draft.


PRovoST MARsIIAL's OFFICE. t4Tm DIST,
HEADQUARTERS AT llARRIsHURG,
October %, 1868.
In accordance with orders, | publish the
following list of persons exempted from
draft by the Board of Enrolment. in Nor
cumberland couaty, in this District. To this
date, with :hc reasons of their exemption
BI REASON OF FURNISHING An ACCEPTABLE
SUBSTITUTE.
Name. Residence. Substitute.
benjamin Philips, Jordan tp Barney Noni.
NUllah hu"d' EyTu DiShcr
daniel Dric.bach, Lewis tp rillman Jarrett.
John q. Ernst, Henry ID Kline
Simon Lcnkcr, Low Mahnuoy tp Tobias IIcckerJ.
Henry Msnrr Up Mahauoy, tp' Martin Troutman
dnhh II hhllCk, Robert scott.
Gilbert Henry, Nurth'd boro William Henry
=. scott John Welsh.
Daniel Bro-ous, Washington tp John Shnhcr.
W" H. zimmerman, Point tp William knight,
rAIp the COMBINATION MONEY.
Robert Munscl, Delaware tp.
William y. Sees,
George Baker,
Charles llartZel,
James +, Finney,
John l.. StTebcy,
Jacob RcitZ,
Amos \, liuch,
Joseph ScarlosS,
George ", Hover
Jacob l.eiscr,
j, y. Cares,
Reuben ncrT,
Peter r Ballet,
Isaiah Lecch,
George W. Ballet,
John llmiman,
Ferdinand PEPPER,
James a. Wagner,
Jacob VI Smith,
Joseph Gold,
Emanuel j. MilmcI, Low. Mahanny IA.
John spots,
Isaac limerick,
Elias Wilmer,
joel bartholomew,
John liugtr,
Isaac lhdel
Uvorge Milmsr,
Aarn D. k0hcn, JarA,nHtp.
llnp NJ L,sgl,T
Daniel hakrT
lsaar clemens.
iusrph N 1uhlaf, iuiian ~
litnf, MDIf.
',UAs l,Ah.I.
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sntcrnaiIonml gsoicI.

90 gl.a SU7 B,o1d,r1U, CprDu FrdHkliyl Sutt
NEW YORK.
FINllS first clas, llouso-lho no.. quiet humcl.kc
/ and pleasant Hotel in the city-ui.rs superior
Inducements 10 those visiting New York Ton Gu-'uo~
pleasure. II is central u IT, location. and Kept
the EyEurTAN pas, In connection with IAhIuH. 4,
SALOON. where Tcircshmcuts san be had all hours
ur .rrNvi Iu their own Iuums. The Charge a'r mu.
d,atc, The rooms and ultou ut the GIst nldvr
baths snd all thc modern f.Onyrui,ucvs attached
sept lH. 1868
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1858. i~63.
Philadelphia ~ Erie ssaiIrond.
FINlllS great line traverss the Northern and North
west counties of Pennsylvania to the city OF Eric
Lake Erie.
1t has been leased 10y the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Company. and under their auspices is being rapidly
opened throughout ITS entire length.
II u now in use for Passenger and Freight business
from Harrisburg to Emporium Qlj miles, on tho
Eastern Division. and from Sheffield to Erie. rs
miles, on tho Western Division.
TINE or PASSENGER TRAINS At srSnrRY.
Mail Train. .rn ioioAM Mail "r Trnn " 'IIo'T 10
Express Train, / OF PM Express Train, 5l3 \. NJ
Cars run through without change both ways. ON
these trains between Philadelphia and Lock llaNcn
and between Baltimore and Lock Haven,
Elegant Sleeping Cars Express Trains both
ways between WilliamsTort and Baltimore, aud
NilliHu,IIrt and Philadelphia
For information respecting Passcngw business
apply at the ; T. Tor llth and Market St
And iut Freight business of the Company Agents,
;. u. Kingston, 'Jr., Coz. 18th and Market 81
Philadelphia
J Reynolds. Erie
} VI brill, Agent y e Il Baltimore.
IL IL llurStoN
Gcnl Freight Agt Philada.
LEAIs l.. llorrT
Cent Ticket Ag't, Philadu
JusETH u PutTS,
ten Manager, Willium.l1rt
Oct u lsG3,
26O BEST PIANOS 26O
W. Ds CkER,
Having reno, 0l la his new Ware, Room3
~ NEST lluusToS sTHEEt, NES NunE,
rukr- great pleasure in calling the attention Of the
public to his New aud fuli scale octave
EoSEWUoD PIANO FoRTES
Containing all the modern Improvements o',r.
strung Has fIcuch GTand Action Harp Pedal aud
lull lTun frame, from
$3.50 to 5000.
ROSEWOOD PIANOS,
IA-fa hnish from
stss to $3.50.
The great success attending N nucArTs Aos
b, ale Pane fuTtcs b. # hsrlf a suihcvnt guaIan-
tee 80 thrir supffioTiy thry uny need o. ba
head 90 hrruino uniyrrsai 'ayoriief
Ili GRAND PIANO IoRTEs
tiur which the fTite Medal trsr,s 81 At the la,i
AmrIi. an lusiiiuls fsir hr nus ohu f1f siiua
NJ hurkrfH NHb.tonel ahi I-iaeftgi 1iitulo.
biuAs hhigh received the l,rst rtfe tn 1853 ami
lsua and hkssiss al the lat falf hs nss uHsta ai
thr uliuHtag lus pfirtr NafyinE ifum 1iN1 90 sI1l
ihoss saIsTiuf la-ifunsnts Isi, aaiir isni Ilu 20
~ lead rungfvs siinn si luo6 rfspss ln any ,haish
All ihrss iusfuinfnis saffatisl a. bt niair ui
~rll aszH1nei AaisIial1. aHi regulated a. lh, bot
aAls
= q ral. .r sal atnsisau ait .pttiiuliy
iHt uti iH tsfiHiHr iit.H ttis pItlrf d. uslH,n.
utlH'tt "a i.sI Ga
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31
NEW FANCY STORE.

fINHE undersigned informs her friends and the
i public, that she has just returned from the city
with un entire new stock of
Fancy Goods, Trimmings. &C..
which she has opened at her new Store in the room
adjoining the residence of Mrs. Packer in Market
Square, Sunbury Pa. Her stock consists in part Of
Ladies' Trimmings for Dresses, Laccs,
Patterns for Dresses, Embroidcrics,
Handkcrchiefs, Gloves,
silk and Cotton Thread, Ladies Gloves
Zcphyrs. Woolcn and Zephyr Sacques and Hoods
Infans Dresses, Buttons bindings. Ribbons, Collars
and Sleeves dents Nccktcs, Corscs, Hair Brushes,
Hair Oil Hair Ncts, Infant Dresses, Sewing silks,
and numerous other articles all of which will be sold
ut the lowest rates
MARY l. LAZARUS.
SunbuTy. Oct. IL. 1SG3--1y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31
PRIVATE ACADEMY.
NORTHUMBERLAND.

/ Academy OH Monday the nth day OF AusuaO
1868.
The following brurchcs will be taught.
Latin, Greek Mathcnntics, rho.uThy Ehdorlr.
Logic Book Keeping Vo.nl Music IN theory nnd
practice. Also, Gcosraphyi Grammar History,
Composition Writing
TERMS
Per Quarter Of ~ weeks SN t"S
In the above branches without tbs JaEgpasC. - On
Latin mud above branches, 81 On
Greek and above lfsnchct, - 90
See Circular.
por further particulars apply to
REV. JAMFs DICkcON. Teacher
Northumberland, August SIT Fo6%.-fy
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Improved Duplex in Fall Rub.
Actions.

Actions.
first class Hunting Time Piece of silver material
over which is electro fine plated lS k. gold, most
durably wrought, making the imitation faultlcss
that il cannot be detected from the solid material by
the most experienced judges acids will not affect it.
London made movement. Improved Duplex in full
ruby action. has sweep seconds. and is not to he Cx
ccllcd in general appearance This is decidedly
ol the best articles offered for traders and spccu
lators Engineers, cmigrants. and persons travelling
will find them superior to any other alteration of
climate will not affect their accuracy. Price. pnck
ell in good shape and good running order, only $50
or case oft for 5000.
SILVER DOUBLE TIME HUNTING LEVERS
Best quality Silver Cases, over which electrofinc
fine plated Is X. gold. similar to our improved Du
plcS, and superior nd djuStcd movements will stop
TO be used in timing horses etc; has -Four Indexes
for Washington and Greenwich time. sweep second
and all the improvements All in all, taking it,
superior movement into consideration. regard il
rs decidedly the cheapest article of the kind in the
market. Price in good running order, SO. or ease
of for $500.
.S'We ask no pay in advance. but will forward
either of them responsible parties to any part of the
loyal States with hill payable to eXpTcssnan when
the goods delivered, giving the buyer the prvi
lcge of cNa'uiHatio rnd. if not satisfactory, the
watch can be returned at our expense
The express companies refuse making collections
soldiers and other parties in the loyal States
scqucntly all such orders must 'c accompanied by
the cash to insure attention. We nnke deduction
OF two dollars either watch when the payment Is
forwarded in advance.
Money nav Dc sent by express at ulr, expense
TlIOS. CAFFERTi 4 CO.
ot1 = ft,I
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S. M. pETTENGILL a CO

Nc. 81 Park Row, New York, and State Street,
Boston, nrc our agents for the SuNnrnY ANEnIcAS
II those cities and are authorized to take Advertise
mcnts and Subscriptions fol us at our lowest rates
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31
ORNAMENTAL. IRON WORKS.
WOOD ez PEROTz

WOOD Sc PEROT,
1886 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa
nrFER for sale upon the most favorable terms,
" New and Beautiful Designs IN great variety of
Iron Raliugs for Ccmgtcri-s Residences sc. Of
Wrought and cast l-5n. and Galyguizcd Iron and
Brass IUh". Iron Ncymdahs Balconies, Stairs.
Counters, Fountains, Gate, Columns, lljtchug Posts
l,.np Stands Vases, Tables. Hover Stands Sofas,
Chair, stutuury Animals, and nh other lon Work,
of u Decorative character Designs forwarded for
sccction. Persons appiyin: Tor fame, will please
state the kind ot work needed
sept la, 1906 --amja
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NEW FANCY STORE.
vARNIsHEs, PAINTS & GLASS /,

VRRNlSHES, PAINTS & GLASS
WE offer TO Dealers. CoachmakCrs anil House
w Painters, ut the very lowest nett cash prices
the best Coach and Cabinet Nnrnishcs Pure White
Lead; French and American Zinc, Chrome Grccus
aud lcll"ws, Drop and Ivory Blacks, and full as
,ortmcnt of all the finer Colors-such as Ncrmlinns
Lakes Tube Cuurs Sc., also. Paint and NHrui,h
Brushes, of the best make. Glazicr'S Diamonds and
Points; Paint Mill; single and double thick Gias-
of all descriptions and all Materials used by House
and Coach PaintcrS-which can sell MS cheap. if
not cheaper. than any other house. from the fact
that We keep down our expenses by conducting uur
business personally.
Mr. RAU,-onc of the firm-for many vcars manu-
featured the Narni-hes, sold by the late C. Schrark
We feel confident that our Narnishos, equal If
not superior. To any manufactured in this Country
We warrant them to give cntirO satisfaction, and if
not represented. the money will he refunded Give
u. II call before purchasing elsewhere. \ liberal
discount made To the trade.
FELTON, 4 RAT.
Nos 1876 Il l%S North Fourth Street. corner Cherry.
Philadelphia.
Oct. 10. lS6,,.-im
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sOnDsEIsS IN THE SIsNN

AND OUR PEOPLE AT HOME
Are now offered an opportunity by which they car
obtain GOOD AND DURABLE TIME-PlECE, al
II very low figure
Our Watches are Warranted to keep time ono year
and the Buyer is allowed the privilege of Examina
tion beforc pnNmcnt Is reunircd.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31

A yElkEBs'.-Ssho would be with
~ oCr ONE II you NAVE THADE, HAVE A
coon OvE There can be no better than the mana
facturc of 5oups. Wo have succeeded in reducing
the science of Soat making to II mechanical certain
tv so tina. any ono unskilicd in the business can
with our Formula, prosecute the mnnutattnrc sue
cc.slully. Our Formula contains directions Tor pro
ducing seven kinds of Soap,
Ia. As a aTradc-a Busncss--thcrc is no better.
[e5-Ns connected with Il country store II large in
crcascs the profits The product sure stI9-ho rom
nnnts--ycry little room requircd-small ortlay lor
fvturcs-no offensive olor omitted in the process Of
manufacture.
y Every family should possess the Formula, rs
the Soap produced by it washes equally well in hard
as in soft water.
TERMS FOR TIE FORMULA
For Family use, 5000
For Store use, -J,VU
Exclusive manufacturing right in 4 town Of
10000 population. or less 5u.oO
do over lu OOO and les, Than % 600 1890
Eo over 2j,OOO and less than 1000 l0OpJ
\ City of over $4,000 special terms will be agreed
upon
Upon receipt of the money we shall send the For
mula, containg full and complete directions, which
are prepared expressly for those unacquuintcd with
the process of Soap-naking
r-5y Inquiries will be chccrfully answercd-proTi.
dcd stamp is enclosed for return postage
Address BEARDSLEY 4 &C,
33j Broadway Ncw-lork.
Sept l2, lS63--2n
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nR. j H. SCHENk has a Large Suit ol Eu.ur.
at No. - Bond Street New York, where hc can D.,
found every Tuosiay, ir"m 4 N., md al No go
North sixth Street Philadelphia, Pa, every Satur-
duv
lie keep, a large supply Of medicines ai his rooms.
which can hc had at all timc, Those wishing Twice
ur uu examination Ut the Lung, will do we'll TO call
un him u- above. tie make, np charge fDr advice.
hut for O. thorough examination with the R,-p.lum,-
tcr, hif price 3. -
Many persons are afraid g. have their luua- oy-
umiuci by nr Schcuck iot fear TINT thry viii Lr
found ircurHhlc aHl hy TINT mUaus 10 b. pat of until
81 b. too late. How much better u would be- 90 know
their condition al once a. b. abundance u e, id,ncc
br : has shown suiiciuht certificates ia mi. civ
that hc ha, cured advanced stage # Consumption.
bT ~'hcnk. Principal Once b, No 80 North SIKH
-i,esi, fhhH'lrlphis Pc, where lriicI- tur uiNru
Hhuuli alaaNs lr directed.
l!igc oi ilc iulmunir Syrup aul s,a N,pl Tonic
each - PEG l"tilr. 90 - the Lali dozen Mandrake
PHI, - ,cnis psr buA
For sale by all Druggists and s,Orekeepers
october 90 1905 -la
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'-''''''''' = r'r'.' A''''' iS'''
SCllENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
viii Curo
CONSUMPTION.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup
VIII Cure
CONSUMPTION.
Schnncks Pulmonic Syrup
Will Cure
CONSUMPTION.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup
win Cure
CONSUMPTION.
Schenok's Fulmonic Syrup
CONSUMPTION.
Schencks Sea Weed Tonic
Will Cure
DYSPEPSIA.
Schencks Sea Weed Tonic
Will Cure
DYSPEPSIA.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic
Will Cure
DYSPEPSIA.
SChcnCk's Sea Weed Tonic
VIII Cure
DYSPEPSIA.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills
VIII Cure
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Echencks Mandrake Pills
Will Cure
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
schenck's Mandrake Pills
Will Cure
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Schenck's Mandrake PMS
Will Cure
LIVER CDMpT ANTS
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-12-05

suddenly the face of his own little Harry
miled up in his own.
Why, is it possible must be mistak.
en!"
But second glance convinced him that
he was not mistaken It was Harry Nav
aud nobody else. Suddenly light footslep
disturbed his reyerie.
'sMiss Lynne, . he said, earnestly. as. soon
as the customary greetings of the day were
exchanged, Il am in a state of great per
plexity; will you solve the enigma?''
Certainly, if I CAM said Virginia,
bluslihg at the time with soft uncertain
trengr at her heart.
n low did this picture obtain place in
you'd. album?'
The color subsided into ordinary palor
as Virginia replied. ''In rather a romantic
manner, Captain May 1t was sent 10 me
with mo accompanying Iand l have
no idea where 1t came from
cab! that furnishes clue to the whole
mystery" said Captain May, placing upon
the table the picture that had lain next to
his heart for tie last few days, and relating
briefly how it had fallen into his possessi on.
"By some mistake of the photographers
my little Harry's picture had been sent to
you and your likeness to me. I am wild
over, Miss Lynne, with one child. as /
suppose you have heard by this time
NO said Virginia coloring, 81 was
not aware of it; but
He looked earnestly into her fa,e, where
the tell-tale crimson was already beginning
to glow, and the soft eyes to become shad-
owed with timid, downcast lashes: be look
ed and saw something that encouraged him
to ask another question.
Miss Lynne-Virginia-may l keep
this picture?'
And she did not say, no. s.
When Captain May sailed the next day it
was with something to look forward to on
his return.
"My dearest Virginia" exclaimed her
sister, "what have you been doing? Don't
you know that May is widower?''-
YES" said Virginia, valiantly; "but
that don't make any difference. love him
and that's enough"
"And don't you know he has a baby?"
"Well, and love the baby too, because
it is Raymond's."
. "OhH' said Mrs. Walter, archly, $50 you
have overcome your horror Of second hand
babies! Well. my dear, only take care that
he don't keep Mrs. May number one.
81 have 20 fear" she said.
And time proved the correctness of the
premises for we don't know Of any happier
young wife than Mrs. May number two; and
it is hard to say which she loves best, her
husband or little Harry.