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Nova SCorrA GOLD MIxEs-The richness
of these mines compares favorably with
those Of California. They are quartz
mines. The latest information Of An au'
thentic character Is contained in = report
of rhs Chief Gold Commissioner, T. s.
HAMILTON, who says:
taking the average yield at what it aP
pears lv these (efiiciaD tables, these mines
show avligher average prcducticeness
than those Of sl,nost any other goi"-pro-
ducins country, if, indeed. they are not,
ir this respect, the very first now being
work ed in the world | may here men.
tion one fact afierding increased hopes for
the future, which, although unquestiona-
bIv A fact, the exact measure Of its i'm
nortauce cannot We'll be shcwn. as yet, by
any statistical returns Excavations have
not yet, it is true, been carried to any
great depth Few mining shafts upon
any Of the gold fields exceed enc hundred
feet in depth but as general rule-in-
deed, in nearly every instance-ths quartz
seams actually worked have been found
to increase in richness a. they descend
The yield Of gold to each man engaged
during the year is very muoh higher than
has vet been attained in quartz mining IN
any other cuontry.'
HURON GoLD MrNEs.-The excitement
.hout the cold discoveries inths regions
of the Huron Mountains 10 rapidly ON the
i,erease. Seme of tho most experienced
miners on Lake Superior are very san.
ruipe about the result Of the discoveries,
and anticipate . sonplste Jarors Of geld
durise the cemisg sumDsr. There is
mueh probability that the copper mining
interest will suffsr BY the diversion Of Ia
b>rsrs 70 the new region. Letters from
the niners :epsrt that agents are leaving
for the Huron Nountains, and miners ~"
preparing to follow ., ssoR ~ " *,
diSappssrs. :. 80 '"''
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rrrs,rs. :, '.vited to the foi'-~lss psn.s q 80.
hper.:rity. ia, ,,,,.,.,
l.t. DsaAsII.I-Las;irg, =.
- years. Stoves ere nsw il ssc la.
1888
ID. MAsryAcrvEE.-Every psrtien Of the stove Is
thoroughly constructed. Eash stove is sssnited to
critical test, and none Leave oar uaSs rnisn com
plstsly and perfectly finished.
Sd. eArAcirr-Baking, breiIing, boiling, rsas,isg,
aAa ali other culinary operations, perfsrned at the
same HSe A barrel Of aolr baked inis bread with
single ere.
9TH EeosoYY.-saving tn. eos; Of the stove in or
years in the item OF fuel.
S,h VENTILATION OF OykS.-la the Stewart Stove
alone the front door. open directly ints the oven prs
,ected BY letters rAtent9 securing = dree. draft
through the t0s cf TAD by means Of per f"rAed
hole. in the doors ans back hues IL Will be borns in
mind that, the heated air always rises, this notho3
Of ventilation is the only Of any va whatever
9th. EsIIEg C.srEeL oy HEAr.-Ths heat generated
by the stove r.ay ss hsia Esrsta and used DyooD
snto he room ct SleGssrs.
T,h. Tns DorBL. surs1 BorIox JLrr-Ey uhisa
comprising and invsr,nG action OF AsAt is obtained
and the even more evenly and esriealy heated than
BY any other known invention.
slh. b.siLIxS-Psr,ormed tAs sep aad vithou; the
possibility Of smsks entering the resm.
s:h. Her wArrn RDEnvsn AsD wAnxIss CrssH.-
Beth ss.,ui aud eoaveeent supplied ~ the waste heat
aud without extra fael.
10Th xIIE. BAcr.-An Arrangement Ter ssI.py ing
10, water for the bath equal to any range
EFS Scld by all dealers, = Trial OF months with
a written guaranty FOR iha: period II asked.
~ Beware OF the uuuersu, worthless isni:..ions
new in market, See u a; the OF P. P Stewart;
and Of the manufacturers each Ne sthsr
is genuine,
"Dessriptive pamphlets free BY mail TO any ad-
dress. Agep ces in all the prime p.l cities and towns
ia the United states. Address,
FULLER, WARREN &C., Trey, y. T.,
sole Manufacturers and Prorre,srs Of the Clinton
Stove Works.
Fer sale in Ottawa suly BY JOIN nArLLf
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CHAPTER II.

"oh Sa!iy cum up Oh Sally cum down ="
Opera efSusng 0rimsa
The object that attacked the vsutb .t.
tenshun now came down the rufied watar
Of the Creek
~ was gallant bark. with all sail set,
and steering for the shoer Let US look
lnte the cabin Of the vessiI Upon . lew
stuic sits young femail woman; she il
mournfully humming to the musick Of a
the;Ic melody
Pop goes the wsazle."
AS the last note Of the plaintiff ditty
qaiYers on the air, the maiden lais doun
the musical instrument, and bowing her
he'd, she falls into deep thout.
Ssurscly he'd she thunk, when the dosr
opins, and their appears in the entrance .
majestick and commanding fern,
The maiden gazss an instant upon hin
and then shreeks aloHd
Villain p,rute! destroyer of my faith
er's hopes and henroosts. away
The Pirute gazed an instant upen her,
and he then smole
'IIa, ha! lie cried. You feer nae, do
you? Wall, ell do Ny naim IS be-
coming famu, Alredy gallantly robbid
heEroosts and a melon. patch. Ten do.
ia's reward, 10 DO PAID IN honfederate
bonds is now the price set upon nay he'd,
and all feer tho naim of Rertsreweish,
the dredeS bukineer Of Newton Creek
'helees me frsn my prison. c,ied the
retched made.
Never cried the pirute. 'Theu art q
goose, defunc: chicken
'Lyiar /! skreemed fearcs voice
Aud our herow bounded into the cabin
seeing the piruts by the shoulders, he
hurled him 10 the further to the further
erd of the cabin.
'Ha! cried TIA piruts. 'Aa / live, 'tis
Alyhenss De Whisky kyfiutl
1t is cried the yuth
And pointing to the door, he razsd the
quart bottle, and his form razed to its ful.
lest hite, he cried:
'skedaddls'
The pirute turned, and reaching the
door, he yells:
Alfonso De Whisky flint, bewair bswair
Of the vengeance Of Riptarswsigh for this
insult! III drink yer blud-d-blud,dF
And razing his fingers to his neze, ks
strobe from the cabin, followed by the
quart bottel.
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=, eANPrIR ".

-; eAHPrIh w.
'"How so!h the little busy es"-Byron.
After demelishing the stew, Alpbsnss
grasps the maiden in his arms, and hast
ems from the saluae.
He hardly ra. . duzen steps, when he
stops fer their, rite before him, is the ri.
gantick form of Riptareweigh.
The pirute pauses an instant, and then
springs at our hsrOw.
Over and over they roll upon the ground,
yelling and screaming. -.
The noise awakes an NJ r. who had
been slumbering sweetly upon his post,
and rushing forward to the direction Of
the conflict, he valiently arrests an inocsnt
little bootlak, who had been looking on,
and bears hin bravely sweigh.
Till the combatants struggled en. At
last our hsrow tises, and katching eur he
rovine in his arms. he leaps upon his steed,
and cris aloud -s,-..,- y
'Riptareweigh thou murderer-thou
whose hands are died in the blud Of many
a slane pullet thou art sold Ha, ha, hal
And sinking the spurs in his steeds
Aanks, he bounds awelgh.
The piruts gazsd an instant upon the
receding form of cur herow, and then
proceeded to Dutch grocery on the kernsr,
kept by an 1rlshman and mournfully
called for strong gin Ealing, murmuring
! in the sublime words of the poet:
| "Maa wants but little here below,
| But wants that little s.rohg''
90, have you heard the news of late.
| A bout crack hotel Of slat,
| OF massv q anti and iron gait
Just over on Blackwelps Island. ."-Shaks,
Iysar has past, and twilite is casting its
| unsertin shadows around, and the katydid-
and tho bullfrog united in stranes Of nell
ody.
On the classick shosrs OF Blackwsll's
Island our herow walks look of melan--
choly is on his fails, and anon he mutters:
Seventy dais have ben hear; ten dais
more to serve. Well, l.
us paused, and RACES his hand to his
forehead.
~ car cannot be : he cried, These red
! b cad, that feets, that gastly skar upon thy
nose lis Riptareweigh?
Twas even So There studs the dreded
pirute. He had on the pictures uniform
of the inhabitants Of that luvely isle!
'VilliD, Grid the pIrute, where IL the
maiden U stole from me? SpeakY
She is beyoud thy reach. She is-:st
up in business Of her own self She
owns fisurishing apple stand.
Then, Grid the Pirute, thou shalt
dye?
And drawing . slate pencil, he sPrans
at our herew.
They met in dedly embrace, fesrssly
they fought. At last cur herew, katchi.g
the pirute in his grasp, hurls him ever the
bank into the dspts belsw. .,
'Ther. with . or, he plunged n cad
swam TO tho opoait sheess.
F;naly he smtarked in kAnH o:t:.
Sad arrived ct wshawk;n. tAs land 81 his
birth, p.av,n
! 4 Arabs, aaa snisrsesd across 'n' ""'-
River.
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RiPtsrsweigh the seour.e,
THE BrcKAxEgR OF xErrox CREyx
Trial Of Rath, Robbery. asd RonR, Illu,hu,
Oslushus and Mystery.
r-4t caArrsR /.

C0At3BB i.
IN b free and easy stil."- Boulton.
lis luvly aits; the sua shisey fruna 4
starlit ski, and the soft mesn ~ she looks
dewn upon the clear, limpid watsr Of
Newtou Creek, causes that Lovely sheet Of
water ,, to shine like melton tar.
while out upon the bank of this luvely
sfesm, young man, nentsd upsn .
nayboarins bsns ya.dE the brow Of this
young maa 10 knit with anxiet e.. I,.had
grasps the reigns; the uthsr gra,sfully re-
poses upon the neck Of quart bottle.
On' on, my noble steed, he cris We
shure shall reach our journeys end. and
then to the resksw.'
Before he koucludsd cloud over.
spreads the SKI, and suddenly . terrifiek
storm burst 4th, the rain heuied. and the
WIND fol torrents, the litsni.g rolled, and
.hs thunndsr flushed; still on pressed the
youth. Suddenly he stops; a.d as a glad
xpreshun overfowed his fai., he he sseps
behind some bushes, asd ceuching down,
s~eits further devslopenents
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Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
AND
Sash. Deer and RIind Factory,

HE!E have moved our lumber Yard to our Planning
w MILL near is Illinois River :idse, and are pre-
pared to furnish former customers and -; nefi
with all kinds of Lumber, Lath, and Shingles. Also
constantly on hand good assortment OF DRY SEA.
SONED FINISHING LUMBER.
Ha:nR in connection with our Lumber . Sash. Door,
and Blind Factory, and Glass Nail, Paint and Oil
Dept. enabled to finish each ans every article
that Builders may want saving 'ne trouble OF go
ing to number of different places to ake NJ. yoS T'
we also invite attention to our SHlNss'LE --'..'
saleh !. no. ready for operation, ard can ,'rnsh
sawed Shingles BY Wholesale or retail.
Our terms cash, and we sell As low - the lowest
Ptease call and examine for yourselves.
halle st., opposite Van Doren 0sborn's
zee on ~. 90, sTEAwS POWELL.
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xuA6~As ~ Pred~es svcA a. Whsat Csr~, 0sss. H.
sseGv Seed, &e.
O1ss s,A Warehesse. vest side Of Feisen ssfss'''
1erly occupied hy W.Lsw, Ottesa.M.
I1srsl savare ess ssaks grain in stsrs. YePs
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= v GRUGES.
;. MATHEWAT.

y eeist, Beokssusr, ,dsd dSsasio"sr-Ossn:Ie' ~.
sese - s.sre /, Nsttngers blsek, south side o. ss
assYt ',Suss squsiecS -
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mr.. M. ZENDER,
Re~eepathie Physieidn-Ott Ottd'oa, H"noss,
9., his services TO the friends Of the Homeopat ie
<siss in Ottawa, in all branches OF ms Proiss..
.,i,uj,, .ttentiop rven to the treatment Of ws1eI
q q eI,iIdI en-. x,,<,
au,s in Preenans block. La Sale ssrs"i feeio-i
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.rRKuN q POWELL

Dsatsrs In 6yaSa aad III ksnds Of ProdreS
O0ee and Warshouse, en- the sds-cut, near ths Gas
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= ~ AYRE,, HomGopathI.t,

Il. g. AIRES, HOm1OPNt"S3
n.,,,s vrsetised medicine for eighteen years, 81.
S;rS.,s heen exclusively devoted to Homeopathy
.6ers his services to the friends OF the u.
4, ali the branches Of his profession fAr'eu
-" ",.:.,;en rive. to the treatment OF women ana
~s,,S,s.- ~Omee next vss. Of ohsevsr's ssers' up
stairs With Dr.. Lewis.
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NJ. KNEUSSL,
e~wS~ Drveeist and Apothsc0ry, Nat" b. 0'"'s~'
fWuOLEsALE AND RETAIL)
-, u ~. ~ a. - aay3s
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ml:NKY M. GODFREY, Md,
IL .fiHfs Of Rsvaf college Of Surgeons. Rdino"rsh
Havine had charge Of = Hospital in Europe ior se1e
rsl yeare and practice Of ten years IN ilhois, n
feels eeneJent Of giving satisfaction to those VINO
vis his rsefessional advice p.,i
1re north side Of the Court House square h.si'
-. :. :. Snn.r;.y at east OF National House aece
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PUTNAM Cr,oTuEs-wRuNeER.

I The ONLY reliable selfAdjusting Wringer. !.
The frame being Of Iron, thoroughly galvanized
all danger from rust Is removed, and the bapity te
shrink, swell, split, &C., so pnavoidaoie In wooden
No thnmb,screws or complicated fastcniugs 70
wear out or get out of order; IL can be fastened
firmly 10 the tub in single second
WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT CoG'
WHEELS.
1t took the First Premium at Fifty-scvcn State
and County Fairs in 1868, and is, without an excep-
tion the best Wringer ever made.
Instead of believing the statements OF parties IN
terested in the sale of other Wringers,
TRY IT, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Test il Thoroughly with any and oil others, and If
not entirely satisfactory, return it. 80
1t will wiring from thread to a bed quilt without
alteration.
Patented in the United States, England, Canada,
and Australia. Agents wanted in every town.
Energetic men can make from 50 to $40 per day
Putnam Manufacturing Co:
GENTLEMEN Il know from practical experience
that iron we'll galvanized with zinc will not oxidize
or rust one particle. safely say, after several
years experience in the manufacture OF chain Tor
chain pumps and water-drawcrs, in which have
tested the affinity of iron and that If the pro-
cess be conducted properly is perfect weld Of he
two.
NeaIly one year ago my family commenced using
one of your Wringcrs. 1t performs all of its
functions as we'll as il did the first time il used
and has become an indispensable article with us.
have closely observed several other kndsof clothes
wringers the modus operandi being different, trying
to produce the same results the Putnam Wringer
but in my Judgment they have failed. The Putnam
Mringer is as perfect as possible, and l car
cheerfully recommend it 10 be the best in use.
Respectfully Yours,
JN0. w. WHEELER.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Many years experience in the galvanizing bust
enable me to indOrse the above statement in all
particulars.
JN0. c. LEFFERTS,
No. 100 Bcekman Street
New York, January, 1864.
No, 9, s. 80 No. /, $780, No. a, $500.
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and retail by
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING co,
No lS Platt street. New York, and Cleay Gland Ohio
5. {. NoRTHR0P, Agent.
April 90, 1864.
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COMMITTEES FOR A DAYS IA
1sOt.

GREAT CENTRAL SANITARY FAIR.
Committee on Labor Incomes and Revenues"
Office No, lis South Seventh ST., Philadelphia.
JOHN W. CLAGHORN, Treasurer.
This Committee has a special work, to wit to OBJ
tain day ''labor, day "ineome," and day 5
reyenue, from every citizen Of the three States of
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, tor the
benefit OF our sick and wounded soldiers.
The Committee is now fully organized at tho above
address aud calls for the cooperation 0f all classes
in the community.
We want To show what the industrial classes can
do for their soldiers
What the people can do in their separate trades
What Pennsylvania can do.
What New Jersey can do
What Delaware can do
What each county can do
hat each elty and town do :
What each profession can do
What each trade e1n do
What each occupation can do
What each manulactnTy can do,
can do! N '1''''@'
What each mine can do
What each workshop can do
What each family can DO
What each msn can do
What each woman eau do
What each hoy aud giTi can do
Ne"ant 10 shoM ~ the SoTld NhAt American free.
men are ready " do ioE their soliiors Wv
This i great work and the tin,s short
The way 10 do ~ isto ORGANILEf
Organise IN your workshops-in your lalalllss.
Let tho laeH organize,
Let the women organize,
Let the trades 0fganl1e.
Organize every ywheFe
Lei Ihs woIkulsn give With their employers, the
employers With their soTkmen.
II ls easly done. II the sVTkmen will A1tharl..
ihsiE snIloJeIs 10 deduei day ifOig thsT wesk
~ laontA saTnings, aud tbs employers sill add ~
dsy VI AstT plohis, ths whols san wul b. as-
knoslsdSd losslksI 10 tbs credit of ths ssiAhli.h.
inent We ssy " all ~ lo soik ii 0aes sltk " IN
The STeat weFk, haffy Df~aId your eohlriballsts
L,sfy acka9vlsdgnenl gill ttihlalsis otLeus " iul,
loo hugT gARinFle.
tliealsIs ulih tan iaslrseliabs wll hs sect uIan
Illi1 steai ~ ulail eihss las " The
~ aogk a. eoIk
T. MONTGOMERY BOND, CAalsI.aa.
An N ntttGh,
~ AiTCnLrOA. ssssslafy
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a dams Express Compnuv.

The Adams Express Company.
GIVE NOTICE that they have concluded ar
NJ rangemcnts with the Northern Central Railroad
Company to run trains from Baltimore for York
Harrisburg Dauphin. Halifax Trcvorton, sunbury,
Northumberland, Lcwisburg, Milton, Muncy, WI,
Transport, and all intermediate stations, connecsing
at Harrisburg with the GREAT WESTERN EXs
PRESS for Pisisburg, Cincinnati, 81. Louis and the
Wea.
Also with Howard 4 Co e Express q. Milton o,
Danvlle, bloomsbury, Wilkesbarre Pittston, Scrsn.
ton, and intermediate stations on the Cattawissa,
Lackswanns 4 Bloomsburg Railroads AT vii.
Transport, by Howard Co.'S Express 10 jersey
Shore and Lock Haven Also, by Howard 4 Co,
and their connections. for Canton, Troy, Elmira,
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, and to all accessible
points in Western New York and Canada by which
they will forward Merchandise, Specie, Bank Notes,
Jewelry, and Valuable Packages of every dcscrip-
ton.
Also, Notes, Drafts and Bins for Collection
Experienced and efficient messengers employed.
and every effort will be made to render satisfaction
JOHN BINGHAM,
:. Superintendent Penn "a Division, Philadelphia.
| r. A. FISCHER, Agent for sunbury
April 8, 1862
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UNERRIBLE DIsCLosgKEs-sECKET5 Fur
ls05.
1853. Arrangements lsO3.
Of New York Lines.

THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHfLADEL-
PIIIA AND TRENTON R. r. co. IS LINES.
From Philadelphia to Vew York and Way Piarss,
from Walnut street Wharf and KenSingtow
Depot ,iH icare as toiiows ris: fAnB
At 6 A. NJ, via Camden aud Amboy, &C. and
A. Accommodation,) 50 25
At6A. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City, Nj,
Accommodation, 25
At $ A. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City,
Morning Mail) 90
tsA. NJ. via Camden and Jersey city ID
Class Ticket rs
At IL A NJ. via Kcnsngton and Jersey city,
Express 90
At II NJ via Camden and Amboy, c and A.
(Accommodation) 225
At2P. NJ, via Camden and Amboy, &C. and
At 3 PM, via Kensngton and Jersey City,
Wash and N Y. Express 90
At st p. NJ, via kensington and Jersey City,
Evening Mail) 90
At III p. NJ. via Kensngton and Jersey city,
Southern Mail. 90
At II might via Kensingon and Jersey city
Southern Express 90
ASP. NJ. via Camden and Amboy, (Accom-
mediation, Freight and Passenger, First
Glass Ticket 225
Second Glass Ticket, 80
For Water Gap, Strouisburg, Scranton, Wilkes
barre, Montrose, Great Bend, &c, at A. NJ,
from Kensington, via Delaware, Laciawanna and
For Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, Belvi-
dere, Easton, Lambertville Flemingon, &c, ut 6
A NJ from kcnsington Depot, and at q 7. NJ,
from Walnut street Wharf
The A. NJ. Line connects with Trains leaving
Easton for Mauch Chunk, at 800 =. NJ
For Mount Holly, at 6 A. NJ, 2und p. NJ.
For Freehold, at A. NJ. and 2 p. NJ.
WAY LINES.
For Bristol, Trenton &C., at ii a. NJ. and 2! and
S =. NJ from Kensington,
For Palmyra, Everton, Doanco, Beverly Bur-
lington, Florence, Dordentown, &c, at ~, l, 3 Al
and p. NJ.
ES For New York, and Way Lines leaving Ken
sington Depot, take the Cars on Fifth street above
Walnut, half an hour before departure. The Cars
from the Depot
Fifty Pounds of Baggage only. allowed each
passenger. Passengers are prohibited from taking
anything as baggage but their wearing apparel. All
baggage over fifty pounds to be paid for extra. Tho
Company limit their responsibility for baggage to
One Doll per pound, and will not be liable for any
amount beyond 800, except by special contract.
WM II. GATZMER, Agent.
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REM EN- Der,
THAT THESE BlTTERS ARE
NOT A:LGOEE@ITGa
And NOT intended Us BENERAGE.

The Proprelors have thousands of Letters from the
most eminent Clersymen, Lawyers, Physicians and
Citizens, Testifying of their personal knowledge,
to the beneficial effects and medical virtues Of these
Bitters.
From Rev j. Newton Brown, d. D., Editor of the
Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge
Although not disposed todavor or recommend Pa
tent Medicines in general through dIstrust of their
ingredients and effects, yet know of sufficient
reasons why man may not testify to the benefits he
believes himself to have received from any simple
preparation in the hope that he may thus contribute
to the benefit of others
i do this the more readily in regard to HooHand's
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson, of
this city, because was prejudced against them for
many years. under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture l am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests, and for encourage
ment TO try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The Of three bottles If
these Biters, at the beginning Of the present year
was followed by evident relief and restoration to
degree Of bodily and mental vIgor which had not
felt for six months before and had almost despared
of regaining. therefore thank God and my friend
for directing to the use Of thcm.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphis, June 90, 1861.
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BRADY HOUSE.
Corner Of State and Third Streets,
HARRISBURG. Pa

Corner Of State and Third Streets,
HARRIsBuRa, Pa
THIS HOUSE, in consequence of its convenience.
L and near location to the Capitol has made il n
desirable stopping place, not only for those having
business at the seat Of Government, but for others
visiting Harrisburg.
March 20, 1862.
rTNERRIBLE ISCL0SURES-SECRETS Fur
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A most valuable and wonderful publication. A
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The practice Of DR.. HUNTER has long BEEN and
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numerou, persons, he has been induced to extend his
medical usefulness through the msdipm Of his
"VADE MECUM." 1t is volume that should bo
in the hands of every family in the land,
preventive of secret Nires or as guide for the
alleviaion Of one of the most awful and destructive
scourges ever visited mankind. One copy, securely
enveloped will be forwarded free of postage TO any
part of the United States for 30 cents in o. stamps
or 3copies for ST. Address post paid, DR.. HUNTER,
No. Division Street, New York.
June 6, 1S63.-1y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-04
Esrandies, Wines, Gins, &c.

fINHE subscriber, having opened in Thompsons
l. Brick Building Mill street. Danvile, large
and complete stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
comprising the best brands of Brandes Gin, Old
Rye, Scotch and Irish Whskey, Port, Sherry, Ma
dcra, Champagne and other Wines of all grades all
OF which will be sold Wholesale at the lowest city
prices Tayern-kcepers, by buying of u.s. can save
At least the freight
Persons desirous of purchasing liquors for
FAMILY USE,
nay rely upon being furnished with pure and
dnadulerated ant Gle.
tY- Being determined to establish reputation for
selling cheap, he respectfully socits the patronage
OF the public. All orders promptly attended to.
JEREMIAH 5. HALL
Danyill0 juno l6 lS6O