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Is5S-s. WINTER ARRAEs saEk1. lss4-5.
Ul and altsr 1c1daT, Oct. Sss, isss, Passenger
tratn5 VII leave UssS~ian - 1oiicus lSandhys ex-
e8ptsds st- tHr H.. ~
$40 A. m--Dhl6AGO EARREsS.-6tops ~ Btrea,
Grafton Cberlu, MakenaH, HorEaik, ElonrCs-
Vile beii- YEa, Clyd9, krsInont and Elllore,
and aEriTtB - lalsdo 81 y .45 P. ~ Chicago at
u30R.s and Detroit 80 PA. -
Z:l9 T. I--MESIkkN AAiE.-t3tOps at an stations
On southern Division. and arrives af Taio6o ai
I:2sP. NJ chicago AZ 5s4BA \. and Detroit ss
lOsda ?. X. TEII-T fT9 q
i:s9 P, M--HQBTHERN kIAIL--stops st An sta-
lions on horraeEn BiVisioE. and arrives a. 5as-
dHasy at 10 p M.
1850 2. M.--sIGHT ExPREss.-s,0rs at esaflss,
aoTWalk, GuEroes nile. Cilea snd fremont aud
arrives ~ Tola5, e 8fA. a. Chicago q u 90
Pm. asa Detroit 800 An
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1884. Summer arrangement 1879. /.
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ARRIVA AND CLOSING OF KAIS
AZ THE
OLEY ELAND POSTOFFIOB Z,
5oEEzEliEa MONDAY. uA7 I9TE. I804.

- hailE usss sc opened Had TgadF icT dolTaE
one hour efter arrival Of trains,
~ All Mails close one hoag bst1ra dspsrtuie 0
trFiua.
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AlLRV kLAND AND PI1T3BUEaE
- AILROAD
ls5s. WINEEK ARiLAaGE EHIEET. - 1866
On ana Et6r 1fouday, Oct. slst, ll6i TRIMS leave
CleVgisad as .ctio7Es daily lsuEdays excepted.
$50 A. a Ii ---Ar1Veu al Pittsburgh 40 ?. NJ
Hsrrisbursa 224 A. r., haltimora 100 4, n,
klashllg 4 = rs A. n, PAtls1er rhla 20 A. NJ,
Eeg J-k r-gOA n, NissehnE q P. n.
Snp --Gk RS -Arriges at Pissburgh 9:i5 P.
-, HarTis5urgh 30 An. Baltimore u % P.
~ Washing tou4:EyF n, Phiadsiphia l2:iO P.
n, hew YJik z;45 P 4 . WheeliEg 20 A. n,
n5sA Irlils cDEnssE . ID uu1zcs lor AEr1r eud Sill
laTsbaTsh.
Cars run through fr01 Fittsburrh 70 EoH Yak
fFi.. .HeuroWni, without cbauge O. clTl, er
- sre iyF - Is EnF cthar une.
~ Through till-eis can l1 pr0crfs e the Unioa
EcEsg 0li1o " eiGe}i HoGsl- nt tas EescE, CT tie
no7 AZ .H.DETEBETx, E11't.
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IODINE
pk. 3 ANpERs 3 OO.s. IODINE

Dk. K. RNDERS q CO.'S IODINE
gAFFB.-Iodins wsssr aots upon the Bsars, Eiv-
q, Kianeys, Digestive 0Fgsss sud Gisndulsr 5yE-
lsn
Tie suocoss which hAs attended the use o. thi,
remedy in private practice, and the endorsements si
MEDICAL authority, enabie CO 70 recommend Il to
she practitioner and the pGblio, feeling oonsdsus
hat With mir trial 1t vii attest iis own excl.
ssnos in the cure Of Chronic Diseases, which ahi-
sats Iodine, sach ~ sorafnla, BEo-.ositizs sFib
ErupsionI, Hocrt Liver and Eidaey Gisszsas
Esrgoun Afectious, Nourhigis, assumatisla, Dgs
pspsi6, Debility, Syphilis, 80
Physicians mEy rely u.,O5 ths slisOrm s.---sti
Of Iodine WEtsr Is ooltsiHizs L-Tss- quarter gIsi
urs Iodine L each Euii ounce Of pure Estef. 4
olyouf being usoe Il Is aOt liable 70 deoonPoSi
ION nor spo1tspsousy formed inequalities; neithe.
the Iodine oxadlzsd OF nsutFa1zed by cOnbins
ion With any ingredient rendering this soiutios
upersor to any other zethod % exhibiting Iodine.
FaIl directions accompany sAsh bottle, thns =
uSy bs used ~ = family msdis n ss veil - b. ID,
Profession.
Price ore dollar per DoFtls. On reooips Of hv,
aoars, sz bottles delivered mes ?! express to as
sddress-
Beware Of ooantsrtsiss and limitations which IN
p-iuUlplsd dealers sndeavor 70 dispose Of On our
reputation. See our reputation and rrsds-TntrA
iGhs Greek word heading th.E sdvsrtisaDeni) upor
ths labels and wrappers o5 each BOTTLE vithoHi
5IGT diro5IST 5SirT sTstiS = n. Il. ANDERs q OC.,
Physioizn and chemist, .I
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aaAEaE6s.

Il
1884. PennsylYAala Central 1884
DOUBLE TRACK RAIB0AD,
$3.50 WTH rs OoEEEOuOEEl
Is First Class Route, for Safety, Ooasoit
and Speed, 20 al Eastern Cities.
TRsGE IS stone BaLLlsTEB FREE FE1H bHsll
FOUR DAILY TRAINS
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA,
Ana close oehnsO.iOps IS HArrilbuzzh for gr
Baltimore Snd Washington.
FROM PITTSBURGH To EEW TORK.
One train runs daily tiss n:los,) Via AHsntosu,
without change Of Cars, arriving
IN ADVANCE or ALL OTHER ROUTES.
NINE DAILY TRAIHs FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
A..-I -
- Tickets fof szls 70 Boston By Boat O RsII ana
Boat Fiokets good on anyof Ia Sound Lines.
- Fare to all points Is Lev - b. any 0thsi
sLlEEPIEG CARS on EiEht Trains % PhiaSs.
| phis, New York and Baltimore.
Baggags Checked Through sad Transferred Erss
TRANsPORrATIOH--M ,Prodnes And
I've StoeE 6s5Tled With despatch, st lowest ratzs
OHAs- THOMSON, Passenger Agent.
4 b HoLHss. EEOOH fRAIE, SAP
A TLAKTIO AHD GREAT WESTERN
I "A RAILWAY.
Fall ana Winter arrangement.
! Two Thsoush Express Trains fDailyl between
I CLEVELAND and NEW YORK, without Change
| Of Cars or Transfer Of Baggage.
''DAT kxPREss, tsandays e1ceptsd) leaves CIsTe-
land at $50 n, arrives MsadFiile at z.I5 P N
lD'nner1 salamanea 81 6.25 NJ, (sieepiRg Cars to
/ New 70 kl end New i ork a. I:lU ?. n. r..
MIGHT ExPRzss, Saturdays excepted y lsaTes
Cleveland at 5il5 NJ with slssFins Cars 10 Hor-
nelsVille) arrives at Meadsilis az La A. n ssIa-
mhnoa at 4s50 A. n, ard New YORK at 1880 p A.
WESTWARD. ~
/ Day ExpTsss-Lsaves New YORK at..-..TOO A. \.
Arrives At Cleveland st-.-.-.7:S0 4. \,
/ Night do Leaves New YORK At. $50 ?. n
! Arrives ct Cleveland st..-.--5:l5 ?. n.
! Train leaving Cleveland At $50 A. r.,
arrives 81 franklin st.-.-.-........-... T.45 p n
| Train leaving Cleveland 1t $40 ,. ~,
arrives at franklin nat..-....,.........IO. 1910 l. n
| Frnin leaving Cleveland at $40 P. n.
arrives as Youngstown zt.-...........--.. I35 P II
! Train leaving Young. town At 6s45 A. n.
arrives at cleveland ndat...............lO;2sA A. \,
/ hail D. stward-Lsavus A kron at......... 7;iOA.
Arrives As MeaaF lie at-..--.l2.SO P. N.
| Arrives 1t Salamanca ss.... 7s26 p n
Do NestEard-lsaases sal manca at. $50 A. II
Arrivss ct MeadYiisc at....l0.45 A. X
Arrives AZ Axiom at..-.-.-. 40 p 4
Through Tickets can be procured at the UBfon h
K Ticket 1hice, Superior street, and Depot Seneca
street, Cleveland.
n. +. sWEETsER, Gsni sup't.
! I. 4 Goo HAN. Gen1 Ticket Agent. 0osI
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ist rrsin-s;o6 A, H.-OINOIGEATI EXPRESS,
stopping 1t Grafton. Wellington, New Lon.
don, Shelby, Crestlide, Gallon, Gilssd, Car
diEgtoa, Ashley, Delaware, DeFss Oontro AM
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Affairs Rt Esiclan.eHI.

CAIRO, Jan. 1.-THE steamer FORSYTH,
from Memphis on the 14th, arrived at this
port to-day, with one hundred bales of cot.
ton. The steamer Lady Franklin also arriy.
ed, with seven hundred aud thirty bales for
Cincinnati.
y refugee from Richmond, who Travelled
via the Wilmington, Mobile and Ohio Rail
road, to Okolona, furnishes the Memphis
HadetiR with u long account Of the contli-
tion Of affairs in the Confederacy. He de-
scribeS society III RiChruOnd as being terribly
demoralized in all classes. An extraordinary
large number of officers were there.
There is said to be large numbers of
Union men in that city.
The same decentralization existed in Mobile.
a proposition has been made to the Rebel
ConSrcsr TO conscript negroes for soldiers,
but 1t was vigorously opposed by the MEM
oers from Virginia, Georgia and South Caro-
lima,
President !iaeoln's amnesty proclamation
has caused much excitement among the
people and soldiers, and it was feared that
many would accept it and abandon the
Rebel cause. 1t was believed that large
majority Of the troops, if lett to themselves,
wpald lay down their arms and accept the
terms proposed.
"t"4s Hiiu i~N-isoStiStt D lluOpo dEc
estimated TO be sixty thousand Strong.
Bishop Polk commands the Department Of
the Mississippi, in place of General Johnston
Ills assumption OF the command ofthe army
was very imposing, while the denuacations
OF Bragg were bitter. Bragg's army is com
pletely dCmOraiized and scattered through
out the country, anu his men are deserting
in large numbers.
1t is the intention Of the Rebel Govern
ment to concentrate all the forces possible
at that point, and check the advance Of
Grant, and drive him back il possible.
The number Of Rebel troops west Of the
Mississippi is estimated at 10000
General 5. ID. Lee commands the cavalry,
and has a force of 1900 men, 5000 Of
whom are under Feaguson at Okolona, ana
$500 at Oxford.
Two regiments of the prisoners captured
by the United States Army at Port Hudson
had been declared as exchanged aud sup.
Piled with arms.
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theirs were the only port not closed by the
enemy. Had lie extended his peregrination
to the mouth OF the river he could have
counted twenty blockading vessels lying of
this unclosed port The remainder of tho
three thousand five hundred miles of south
coast has been closed effectively by paper
blockade and Wilmington alone remains
open to commerce, subject it is true, to the
risk of capture incurred in passing twenty
vessels of war lying in wait.
We will say to Congress ana TO Presi.
dent Davis that Il careful study of the last
'Censua Report of the United States will
correct or destroy many perturbations in
their minds as we'll as our own. Let them
lcgislate so as to increase the number of cows
aud think no more of the negro The land,
then. instead Of being desolatcd by war, and
the inhabitants guant with priyations and
misery, will flow literally with milk and
honey, as in times Of yore.
but above all, what progress have wo
made? i the slave power more secure than
before We seceded Are we in such con.
dition as to pDmise ourselves, even with re-
pudiation of all debts, both at home aud
abroad, exemption from duties and high
taxationl What have We to hope for, both
as regards slavery or the prospects of the
Southern Confcderacy fn
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SEhs Sgr. sbc Row has bcen stnpri-
sOncl.
A NI.w CORNER STONE.

NIr De Bow, eminent as compiler and
deducer of statistics, 10y some strange OBJ
liquity failed to perceive the truth. Because
coltpn formed the bulk of our national ex-
ports he for time conceived the idea that
the people oi tbs North were supported 10y
southern labor. Years uf strife, however,
have shown him the failacy; great man as
he Is, he il rot disposed To make the truth,
but - acknowledge IT, The cornerstone ol
IL superior civilization is no longer. in his
MIND, the negro, bat an animal OF far hum
bier prctcusions. To Mr.. De Bows able
exposition OF this subject We are indebted
for comparison, IN tabular form, OF an
element Tar more patent than the negro.
" Whatever Jril Davis may do, postcrity
viii award justice 10 Alr. DC Low; The
suppression OF his Rc,teis, his imprisonment,
the prosecutions he is nov undergoing, in
dicatc the honesty ol the man as well as the
juslnoss ana originality Of his exposition.
The peopie OF the south have not Ieeu
permitted to read Mr., DO Bows Views.
TiE SUPPRESSED ARTICLE,
II l. true we have believed that oottnn
Is king; II Is undeniabe that Nc possessed
monopoly for rs production, Arising out
Gf variety of causcs, bui n Is not true that
- WI kiNN hhMitNs At-Nf AhAN'sf W Nhf'
that the production oft in various countries
Is increasing la o geOmugTic ratio, and that
in year of 80 the South will no longer be
needed a. supply Ia the commerce of the
globe With What We Nainly hoped would
grow nowhere elise.
"shall Nc not leags from our enemies +,
What are the causes ol ibeir prosperity /
Why 40 even the lal'oryn OF lau AaFlh live
aith degTcc oi coml,,Tt ulien ppknpan 10
the wealthy planlers ~ the snuiR
Ffhs statistical Ioposss, accompanying
Tho csiisus ~ lsoO establish fully tho Tetplls
oI material conditions; and, u NC admli
iilai the people oi the North have really
hardly isiI lhe MAI up IA ihla polhi, Nc
unst lgok lo aud examine the material con
dliiqnt n hlch snTrunnd ihgm.
They eannot he mofe pTospcloua beeanse
iAsfe ls NO slavery eeTtalnly u u cheaper
20 have Slave VIA labs,Ts iuT yol lhAn 10
lal,oF yonlselij lhsTcluIe, slasp labaf Il lhe
mnfp 'eonomleal, eI Taihrr a ass lsslorp
lhr llae ~ llsaFy A. Mise snd lehn nnpsn.
CoaSlslsllns ll~ pIesfnl c,sRdlilon " lhe
eounify, sal pfsspeellsei,, Alec, n ms,
sell he sapposfd, ~ a slfeadg l. - Elanl
IA The .lass sisiss. shsi "a selaally iasY y
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FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. lG,--Thc flag of
truce steamer New York arrived from City
Point this afternoon. Present indications
admit Of no doubt that if the exchange
business remains in the hands of General
Butler, a satisfactory exchange will shortly
be Effected.
CHARLESTON, Jan, 13.-The lombard
ment OF the city has been continuous since
the last report, \ large number of trans
going South. An increased feet is reported
ut Hilton Head.
During the recent cold snap ice was
formed in Richmond three iuches thick.
Much suffering was experienced among the
poor OF the city.
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.MENS GLST-rNG.
FsG<sTa AND SHOES,
W. &. Gx:lxsEaAEE'S
,nfectionery. Toy and
FRUIT STORE,
Nlarssei Street, SunX,nry, PA.

NFECTIONERY OF ALL KINDS,
TOYS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
FRUIT, DC, &c.
CONSTANTLY oU hand sli ior sale at the nto.e
establishment at wholesale and retail, At reason
prices.
| 10 is manufacturing all kinds of Conicctionavies
heep up "a lull assortment which are sold nt low
,es.
Z lobacco Segars Stationery Nuts of all kinds, and
arcty of other articles, all Of which are offered
lolcsnla and retail.
IL Remember the name and place. n
NJ c. GEARIIhRT.
irL ct street doors west of l.. ! Bright & Son z
re.
Surb bury Sept. 10 1868 ii
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

HUMAN LIFE.-Men seldom think OF tho
great event of death until the shadows fall
ecross their own path, hiding forever from
their eyes the traces of loved ones whose
living smiles were the sunlight of their ex-
istence. Death is the great antagonist of
life, and the cold thoughts of the tomb is
the skeleton OF all feasls. We do not want
to 60 through the dark valley, although its
passage may lead TO Paradise; and with
Charles Lamb, We do not want 10 lie down
in the muddy grave, even with the kings
and princes for our bediellows. But the
fiat OF nature is ineXorable. There is no
appeal from the great law which dooms US
to dust. We flourish and We fade as the
leaves of the forest, and the flower that
blooms and withers in day has not Trailer
hold upon life than the m,ghtlest monarch
that ever shook the earth with his footsteps.
Generations Of men appear and vanish as the
grass, and the countless multitude which
ills the world to-day viii 20 morrow disap.
pear rs the footsteps on the shore.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

One square Of ~ lines, 3 timoe,i t-.t 81 90
Every subsequent insertion, IS
One square, months, 90,
Six months, 90
One year, 800
business Cards Of hnes, pes szssn, 3 90
Merchants and others Advertising Ly the yesr,
with the privilege Of inserting diGerent ad.
vertising weekly, 10 90
business notices inserted IN The LocAL coLuNs, or
before Marriages and Deaths, 1--WE CENTS PER
LINE for each insertion.
tg' Larger Advertisements as per agreement.
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ISAAC L. STAUFFBR,
Watch thalser Dsid .gewcier,
MANUFACTURER OF

MANUFACTURER OF
ILrER WARE 4 Importer Of WATCHES
> las North Second St, Corner Quarry, rHILA.
DELPlIIA.
| L has constantly on hand an assortment Of Gold
81 and Silver Patent Lever Lepine and Plain
Watches Fine Gold Chains, Seals and Keys, Breast
ms, Ear Ring, Finger Rings. Bracelets, Miniature
,es, Medlii9us. LOckets, Pencils. Thimbles, Spec
eics silver Esblc, Desert, Tea, Salt and Mustard
poons; Sugar snaons Cups. Napkin Rings, Fruit
d Butter knrcS Shields, Combs, Diamond Point
4 Pens, etce,l Of v hich will be sold low ior Cash
NJ. l. TOBIAS & cos best quality full jeweled
uenl Lever Movements constantly Oh land also
her Makers Of superior quality.
\. B.-ud Gold and SILVER bUngh, for cash,
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JOB PRIN II ] N @.

! We hlve connected with our establishment veil
selected JOB OFFICE, which will enable US 70
execute, IL the neatest style, every variety Of
Printing.
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PRIVATE ACADEMY,
NORTHUMBERLAND.

illE lEh.SANES DICKSON, will reopen bis
4 Acadeny On Monday, NE l7th day Of August
1853.
Ihe iollown; branches win be taught;
Latin. Greek, Mathtma,ics, Philosophy, Rhetorie,
Logic, Book Keeping, Vocal Music ia theory and
practice. A.o oeograpny, uTsmlaaT, History
Gompostion Writing
TERMS
Per Quarter of Il weeks, sdtos
In the above branches without lbe languages So 90
Latin ani above branches 81 90
ireek aud above branches, s5 90
see Circular.
Por further particulars spply to
REV. JAMES DICKSON, Teacher.
Northumberlnnd, August ls,. ls6S,-ly
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Not bEAD iEf.-fte Monueal Witness sayi thai
ieaeh csna4ian lsidvsnef - all fppcaEaIgfs
ditl su4isHly leo days AZ, nna Nas taken " ne
eaurgA luf lalsTllsnt A. iae sssfies sas liqesei-
lns ha.is. usrg heard ssNains tea its esha, tha
lii sas takgn "a ap4 ihu aan lgaal a. 10 aliis
Oa Ms llll lnk lal hs W. alls y be hleal-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

1Le ginsa Gsofgs y hsrgiss, u h sall, la w.
ea,as : eellaon dlAnk .sa. 1Ls loslsi 1ealsai ~
loag ilacs passsi hou lH psaiIsl, eeih tnassislis
aua u4iefisliy a., iniafsti hss heeH ussisffsi "
IL &C. ail lelssna iiisnif haFs luI Iilsssa hlE
lomssis'.i vi olgsslssi y he tsisai sna tsasE
lsasaily
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4 LAZY, residGg at toe town of Hollnes' Hole,
Mas, Ia getting mto her carriage one day last
week caught hnr crinpne Ia the step, aud the horse
starting, causei her 90 tall doNn Rehg unable 10
recover herself she wss dragged nearly half mile
along the iroion gronid ty heT colhus brulaing Lss
very badly,
ll9s 6RgATsgss - fHhrsI rroS SoHg PgoFlE.
Tao Malp, ol hrOoklyn has bcea sued by ohe Dat.
ninn an aisssisips essnt, 10 recover sl9O laT ths
publication ol artelss a. oHe % tho randay papsT,,
tung himf usl lreslogs 10 biz recent eleetor. lhe
Mayus objects 70 te bilas TO- large, sspsei eisy a. hs
AA4 ng,ltsH che aTiises hinf,lt,
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n 4 sisisl thsi shs vlals u ueasssi kilsiIisks
iss Asa lsa'sei 80 aspi ls,g assihsi AsH w.
isliira - n sa.ift
hssIs afs a. 4 Il qsiis Faasfsaf slesi f.ff
hsfI. uflis s.seig aflAl.ss itil $3.50 skalt
Nlss ~ 49, tiaEA lfaiA esIaa lsIt ~ Iel4
Z ~ y. Z, s. 49, 2, ~. =, ". 81 '...' -. ~ -. ~.
fslsi " sac y. isiN
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TRUssEss, SHOULDER BRACES,


ELASTIC STOCKINGS FOR ENLAHGED VEINS
on TIE lEG, &C;
Instrument ior all ief,Fmideg.
Dr. GLONER'S
New Sever truss
hAs AkeG the place VI other Trusses loT the retention
aud cure Of liaFnia 80 Rapture Actiug upon the
principle OF lever a never loses its tirngtL Il Ia
s1aied 10 prevent rust 10 has 40 pal ga iAs hack
which s ~ liable ~ ulufe the SPINE sni Anney Ald
rlaiv the NsuTer, II Z 10 friain The huIiuTe
sitag gase and cuuliugi ani efseiiug taical cures
IA Il aaTfeniei o. give saisiaciiou.
The ilaIlayed nhoulasT'lIsgs ekYahds tho ehsst
Anl rEes sni, The uesgsg nsa bssol.ius Tosni
,Lsaliflrl
l.aaies Bella aHd ALlon.llsl Supporters Rand.
ssss cad Belle 81 az t.is .nl laliamonis loT N
prflfiniiies VI lLe Halls,
bh GkoNtAs oa.se q 80 1 AnR s1ssi. tyo
loais liaia rfo4iEsy, Ass hofs
sllaHgsn sAssli l'A.sls slasly Ieis Ms HAas snt
30.
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fasa.

sGA. 1sr&.
FIiiaSeIpIiin Il Eric Ienilromd.,
TINhlS great line raverscs the Northern ana Nortn
j west counties Of Pennsylvania to the city oil Erie
on Lake Eric.
IL has been leased by the Pennsylvnnia Railroad
Company and under their auspices Is being rapidly
opened ihroughont its entire length.
II is now in use for Passenger and Freight business
from Harrisburg to St. Mary's t2l6 milesl on the
Eastern Division. and from Sheffield to Erie, (1s
rniles,) on the Western Division.
TIME OF Passenger TRAiSs AT suNBuRr.
Arrive Ea stlr1,G. Lcace Uostward.
Mnii Train 1925 A N. Nail Train, 4O6 p. NJ,
Exrress Train, IL AS Pm Express Train, 556 A. M
Cars run through without change both ways, on
he.e trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven,
end between Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Gers Express Trains both
vavs between Willianspcrt and Baltimore, and
Wiiliamsport and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business
ap,lv nt the 6. +. Cor. nth End Market SITS.
And for Freight business Of the Company Agents,
s. b. Kingston, .Jr., Cor. 18th and Market St,
Philadelphia.
j. W Reynolds, Eric.
j. NJ Drill, Agent n C. L. r.. Baltimore.
ii. II. HoUsToS,
Gen' Freight Agt. Phi!ada.
Laws j.. HouPT,
ucnl Ticket Ag't, Philnda.
JoGrrH D. rorrs,
Gcn'l Manager, Williamsror
Mey q, 1864.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-08

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iNl published, new clifton If DR.. CULVER
- ellis CELEBRATED ESSAY on the ruiIc4l
cure O"ithnut mvliciuy' ut SrfrHArHETHu.h. ,r
seminal weakness, Involuntary Symiuol lu,,.. In
ruIENJN. Mental and Physical IucIraeity, Impede
ments to Marriage. ect ul.l Co.'S JurTI1N Epll,u-
~ and fits, induced by solEindulsguce or sexual
cNtravuguuce
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The cel'hrtgl author IA this admirable essay
clearly demon .rutes, from thirty.yetr surtCssnl
Practice, that tha aiymirr cuusrs JoaJ,s ui self.
abuse MEy b, radically cured UElyal the dangerous
use 20. uutvrual medicine or the application of the
kuite-luirtius out mode OF cure, NJ once simp!e
ctilHiu yud rHrciuul, hy means ul which every sur
t,rer, uo matter what bic condition may be- may
cure LItaet chrHply, privately and radically.
Z THIS Lecture should be iu the hands Ut every
youth hni every man Ia the ltui
seui uulcrseal ina plain envelope, 10 any address
lo'tpoid oI Tretpi p. iwo postage STAMPS. By AL,
sre-sius the pgbisu,s
CliA. !. G KLINE GCl.,
~ bawrry, New York 20. Omeo B1a. tjs8
June A. ls,t-ly Sc
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-08
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