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Particulars of the Cnptnrc of
Booth and E1arrolSi.

AsPING1OS, Apfll ~.
Yesterday morning a squadran OF the 10th
New York Cavalry traced Booth and liar-
rod to barn, between Bowling Green and
Port Royal, near FrcceriCksb burg, Va. The
barn was surrounded and demand made
for surrender, which Harold WAS in favor
Of doing, but upon Booth calling him q
coward he refused to surrender.
The barn was theG set on fire and upon
getting too hot Harold again presented
himself and put his hands through the door
to be hand.cuffed. While this was going
on, Booth fired on the soldiers. upon which
n sergeant fred st him, the ball taking etfec:
in the head, killing him.
Harold was taken alive and he and Booths
body were brought to the Washington
Navy Yard, last night.
Booth declared his intention naver 10
surrender, and said lie would 6ghs the
whole squad, consisting OF twentyeight
men, if he would be permitted to place him
self twenty yards distant.
The scouting party was under command
of Lieut. Edward =. Dougherty.
Booth Was on crutch, and was lame; h
l:ved two hours, whispering blasphemie
! against the Government, and sending a mes
sage to his mother. At the sine he Wa
shot 1t is said he was leaning on one crutcl
and preparing again to shoot at bis captori
Sevbern, y. C., was draped in mourning
ou q @=d .oT t'So Geaih of President LIZ
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40 COnsuInptives.

The undsrsigneL hsC!n; been restored to
ia few wsoks, BY voTy simple remedy aft,
ing suffered several years, with severe luns
ton, and that dread d:sease, CousumptiOn-i
ious to make ka98L to his fellow sufferers the
OF cure,
10 all who dsli'o il, lie vii! send g copy Of L
scription used Gree Of Charged with the din
f.r preparing AM uslng the same, which The
find a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, b
tis, Coughs, Colds, sc. lhs only object of the
tissr in sending the Prescription is 10 benefit
iiieted, and spread information which lie eo
70 be invaluable and he hopes svery sufs
try his remedy, "a it will cost L L Iollii
NAV prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription WI P.s
dress
Hey. EDWARD 4. WILSON, WilisI
Kings County, New ,
February is, lsB5-Sm
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Cs- IuprRE WArRR.--Ono of the evil effects Of
the late food wa, tho temporary injury done to our
wells, In filing them with impure water. In many
OF these wells the water is iupregnated With lime
extracted from cellar walls Cntiltte water with
which the earth is saturated als below the level OF
the natural springs of the we'll the water will not be
perfectly pure although cold and palatahlc. Sick
ness /. often caused hy impure water
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SCHENCK'S
NJ 4 n D Il A X L ILL S
FOE
SICK TIB AID "A CHE,
Ill. SiuIr,inn. s'nHSc and G'ui.r

TnIs has 5c,e.c cd l. maze fr0Ia n ant nausea
sickness at the stomach, which attends the pain in
the bead This headache is apt to begin in the
mo5RiBy on waking from deep sleep, and when
ne irEegUlarty of diet has been committed on the
day ben.e, or sometimes for several days previous,
tGrst there is a dstressngly oppressive feeling IN
the head which gradually merees into a severe
heavy pain the temples, frequently attended by
teI,c of lGllIcss and tenderness N eye and ca,
sending across thu forehead. There a clnmmy, un,
pleasant taste in the mouth offensive breath, and
the tongue covered with yelIowish white fur. The
sufferer desires to re alone in the dark room. As
The patient feels the fulncsi in lae head and
pain in the temples take large dose of Schenkc's
Mandrake Pills, aud in an hour or two they will feel
well as well as This has been tried by thou
sands and is always sure to cure and instead of the
sick headache coming every week or ten days,
they will not be trouJed with it once in three
months.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are composed Of mum.
Der of Eooil besides Podophnin, or concentrated
Mandrake all of which tend to relax he secretions
Of the liver and net more prompt than blue pills
mercury. and without leaving any dangerous effects.
In bilious person they vii! show themselves by the
stools. They will cXrel worms, mucus, bile and ull
morbid matter from the system, In sick headaches
if they taken directed abyove, IA full dose
Us they feel the first symptoms oft Dr. SehenOk
will and has directed his agents to the money
if they do not give perfect satisfaction
If rerson has been compelled to stay out late at
night and drink too much wine by takias dose of
pills going to bed, morning he will feel MS
though he had not drank dgop, unless be forgets
to 60 TO bed at all.
They only cost Is cents a box.
Whoever takes them will never use any other
They are worth dollar to Il sick man for every cent
they cost.
Don't forget the nsme-so-ESoK's IASDRAkE
Pulls.
Sold wholesale and retail at DR.. Schenrk's Princi-
pal oelce, No. IS, North Sixth street, Philadelphia
and by Druggists and StorekoopeIs generally.
Price fyr !uimonio Syrup SeaWsei Tonic, eacr
81 so per bottle. a. 90 the bali doSeai OF tHo bot
ties of Syrun and one ofTonir, for So 70.
DR.. Schenck WILL be at bis Office, No, Is North
Sixth Street, Philadelphia every Saturday to see
patients. lie mHkes 10 charge fol advice. bat for
tbrough examination of the lungs With MS Rcspiro'
meter, be charges sS.
March Is 1865.
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EItrac. from private letter of our Correspondent
II. D. W.
CAMP NEAR WAsHINGToN. d. c.,
April "a, 1876.
DEAR WrLvERT:
II. D. W.


April "a, 1876.
DEAR WILvERT:
1t is true we have sustained great
loss in the death of our much beloved Presi-
dent. but as it has pleased Divine Power to
remove him from our midst, We should be
thankful that He has given lis such great
and determined uisn in his stead (hndrew
JohnsUn) to drive nn the machinery of the
Government. II wa. wise thing in the
trainers of the Constitution whtn ,hrv put
in that clause where il we lose our presi
dent the wheels OF the Government en-
never be stopped. This is done by the Vice
President, plain unpretendiLg citizen, on
the death Of the Chief Magistrate, stepping
forward 20 take the oath administered by
the Chief Justice. anG at once takes the re-
spOnsibili:y Of the office. No flourish of
trumpets. nor CONFUSION of nations, but by
the simple power vested in Judge, fellow
citizen assumes power. This little fact
proves that our Republic can never die.
| cannot describe to you the feeling of the
army when the news reached us that Abra-
ham Lincufn had been murdered by the
assassin. will not attempt it., for in doing
so, would work myself into state to make
me miserable. One tLing-if the boys had
gone into fight that morning 10 prisoners
would have been taken-no quarters given.
In coming from the Shenandoah Valley to
Washington, the train containing the re-
mains of our late President. passed us near
the Annapolis Junction. There was nine
cara heavily draprd in mourning Our train
stopped on a siding. 1t waa solemn time.
Tic men all uncovered in respect. and stout
men wept as the last Of linn they loved,
passed them, to be conveyed to its resting
place. Along the whole route, houses were
draped in mourning and the american flag
hung at half mas. with mourning. This
showed the deep hold Mr. Lineolu had il
! the hearts of our people.
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r2- The coal business, like the iron business Ia
not as prosperous one might suppose judging from
the prices. Tn. production Of coal involves large
amour, of labor the enhanced prices OF which con.
sumes, the operators say all the prtts, and ualss
miners come down tho busnes. will be curtaied
Laborers are beginning to be moro abundant and
contractors on our public works find no difficulty in
getting hands at Sl,7S per day. Tie days for fancy
prices will soon be over
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THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK.
OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK.

Of HE titl Of new loNh.
CAPITAL S!0OOU.GOO, PAID IN,
FISCAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
AHd Special .lgc" .Jor Jay Coo&e, Sadscrip-
tau .igcht,
viii deliver 80 Notes, Free Of charge. by cx-
press, in all parts Of the country, and receive in
payment Checks On New loik. Philadelph phia. and
Boston, current bills. and all FIVE per cent. interest
notes. with interest to date of subscription. Order,
sent by mail Will be promr'iy ii!cl.
This Bauk receives the Hccouni, Of Bank; and
Tun-rs IN favorable terms also OF individual.
aa.u.g New .-!, accounts
j. T. Ii4Di. Ca,hicr. J. L. UAYiS President.
March !, IcG1 jim
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BOOTH KILL ED!
IsARlsOE.D CAPTURED.
Booths BODY and FfarrolG In
Washington.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, April 27-9:23 a. Y.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE.

WIsHINGToN, April 27--9:10 A.. Y.
Major General Dir:
j. Wilkes Booth and Harold were chased
from the Swamp, in ST. Mary's county,
Maryland to Gamilrs farm, near Port
Royal, on the Rappahannock, by Col.
Bakers force. The barn iu which they took
refuge was fired. Booth was shot and kill
ed, and Harold captured. Booths body
and Harold are now here.
L. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of Wal.
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s5' The last operation Of Gon. aherman, in enter
ing into negotiation with the traitors have surprised
his many warm friends. Sherman is gallant sol.
dier and an able General and should have done as
Grant did with Lee conGnc HIS action to military
matters entirely and leave tho rsst WITH the Presi-
dent and Cabinet
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29

~ The late sale Of the personal effects Of Jacob
Bright, decd. late of this place by Geo. B. Young.
man, Esq, his administrator, was well attended,
large number OF clocks, watches. matchmaker tools
&c, tho accumulation of about so years business
were sold. There will be another sale shortly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29

tS" The FIRsr SHAp.-The first shad Of the
son caught in the upper Susquchanna was taken at
this place, below the dam, Sunday night by
Charles Beck 4 Company, while fishing for salmon
DC. Among the "big fish" exhibited in town, for
sale on Monday. was a salmon which weighed four
teen pounls Price, only Eve dollars.
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\ O r | c e..

In pursuance Of resolution OF the Board
of Directors Of the Bank of Northum berland
a'meeting of :he Stockholders of the said
Bank will he held st the Banking House IN
the Borough Of Sunbury, IN Thursday, the
4th day of May, 1865, Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ,
for the purpose of deciding whether tire
said Bank shall be changed and converted
into, and become a National Association,
for carving on the business of banking,
under the laws of the United States, and
shall exercise the powers and privileges con-
iercd by the Act of the General Assembly
of this Commonwealth entitled, IAN Act
enabling the Banks of this Commonwealth
tn become Associations for the purpose of
banking under the laws Of the United
States" and of the supplements thereto
BY order of the Board of Directors.
SAMUEL j. PACKER. CASHIER.
Bank of Northumberland
ar
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IL The Lady's Book for May has made it. up

tP- The Lady's Book for May has made its op
pcarapce upon our table. We have SO often spoken
Of this excellent ladies magazine, and commended
u. to the patronage Our soaderi, that We scarcely
know what more TO say. The number before us
coesalns as the principal embellisbmcut beautiful
engraving The First Of May"-also double
fashion plats besides tLs usual great variety Of en-
gra,ipgs pattsr. ~, al useful to tae la'iiee u
/. as, s.,, Lilc4 ~, .a.'- G.sIa'y mater
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Ey' We are indebted TO our friend Sergeant WIN.
B. Martin, Of Co. I. 5Sth Reg Pa Vet. Vols, for r
COPY Of the Richmond Times Of the 22d inst Also,
for sone of his kooEe chance in Conrederate Script.
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EuraI AHdirs.

t-y. We omitted in our last to state that serviceS
we're held in the Methodist Church, on the day Of
the Presidents funeral, by Esv. Mr. Norcross. The
Presbyterian Church was not opened, on account OF
the illness of the pastor tho Rev D. NJ Barber
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29

~" RyPAIRIyG WATCHES AND CLocks.-,'ohn
Mcnch worthy man and one OF our most ingenious
mechanics, has commenced the business of repairing
clocks and watches, at hi, residence in Market
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Estate OF Jonathan Leshcr deed.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters Of admtnis-
tratiops having been granted to tho subscriber. on
The eetsts Of JoDstbap Lssher late of Jordan town
ship, Northumberland County, Pa, deceased. All
persons Indebted are requested TO make immediate
psymsnt. and tbose hpviDg claims will present them
ioT seiuepept.
v'alt in.4r, tr- Apll g lS,s
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SS M-C D CT Il ~ z El1, I-s s
lt,J,1

90 M-C D CT E NJ Il ElE E-s 8
(Late HERR'S uOIEL)
Corner Narke. and Sd Streets, HARRISBURG, ]
THE attention Of tho public is respectfully cal
to this Hotel which is now open for he gccommo
tian OF guests. In tho past i've month during wi
time it has been closed tDe house has been thorou
ly ronodeled and repaired, until in point Of cow
epee aud comfort its patrons will find it to OWL
superior.
E'hc Furniture Entirely New.
Roems larger than are usually foundin modern h7.
Situated On tho corner Of two r5iuciral ousG
streets Of the city bat tr- alu nnif 53VaEos from
Dail Ey-a Yepot, II. proprietor determined
spare no expense in securing the comfort of his gu
and L favorable reputation for the establishment
feels willing 10 trust its character 70 tie iudgn
OF his patrons. "
HENRY THOMAS, proprleto
January 81 1865 ---
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MILLINERY GOODS.

MILLINERY GUUDS.
BROOK S & RO NHEIM,
WHOLESALE DEALERS,
No. 43l Market Street north side, PIiGADELPuIA,
Have now open their usual handsome variety of
Ribbons, Bonnet Nlterisll
Straws 4 Erncy Bonneta,
Ladies 4 Misses llats,
FLOWERS, RUCHES, LACES.
and oil other articles equircd ty the
Millinery TEnGG!
BY long rrv"ri'r"- .rict attention to this
branch vi .-....... Cater oursoTG:
that We can uG.r iuduccu4,.. . .4rietJ sstyles
quality and moderate price.-uct everywhere u be
found %be attention Of MILLINEES and MEk.
CHANTS 10 respectfully solicited.
s4y- Particular attention paid 70 JiI!."g
OrderS
March & lS5o.-S
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SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES

AN to be Sod Gor oiE DOLLAR Each
100 Gold Iluniing cEses Watches each 500
100 Gold Watches 60
200 Ladies' Watches -
500 Silver Watches Sl5 90 TO $50
GOO Gold Neck and Vest chniDs IL 90 to II
1000 Chatcluin and Vest Chains 90 to IL
5000 Vest and Neck Chains 90 to IL
1000 Solitaire jet and G old Brooches : 90 to
4OOj Coral, Lava, Garnet, &c, do. ) 90 to 5
1000 Gold Jet, Opal, &c Esr Drops, 90 to
5000 Gents Breast and Scarf Pins 3 % to 3
6OOO Oval Band Bracelets 90 to 8
2O00 Chased Bracelets s 90 70 10
$3.50 California Damol.l Pins and Rings 2 5O to 8
1000 Gold Watch Keys 2 50 to 6
5000 Solitaire Sleeve Bdttoas and Studs 90 TO 8
5000 Gold Thmblcs 90 100
50C0 Miniature Lockets 2 90 to
5000 Miniature Lockets, Magic 90 to Q
2jOO Gold Toothpicks, Crosses, &c. 2 70 to 6
1000 Fob and Ribbon Slides 2 90 to 5
5OC9 Chased Gold Rings 2 90 tos
1000 Stone Set Rings 2 00 to 8
$500 Sets 1.adles' JewelryJot and Gold 90 to IS
COCO &C. " varied styles, 3 90 to IS
5000 Cold Pons, Silver Case and Pencil 0O 10 8
1000 " Ebony Holder and Case 90 70 10 90
GO0U " Mounted Holder Q " to 6 %
All Tho goods in the above List will be sold, with.
out reservation, for ONE DOLLAR EACH Certi
cates Of all the variuas articles placed in sipli
lar envelopes sealed ana mixed. These envelopes
will be sent by mail, or deiYered at our office
without regard to choice. On receivinga Cerifcat,
Won will see what article it represents, and it is op
tional with you to send dollar, and receive tAC
article named or any other in the list OF same value
By this mole give selections from E varied
stock Of fino goods, of the best make and latCS
styles, and of intrinsic worth, at nomul! prCo
while all have chance of securing articles Of tht
very highest value.
/ IN ull transactions by msil we charge for forward
ing the Certificate, paying postage, and doing tht
business IS couos cacA. Five certificates will b.
sent for 81 F'eyca for 81 Thirty for IS sixty
five Sic and One Hundred for SIS.
REASONS WHY.
We eshould supply your wants our facilities are IN
surpassed our work Of unriyllled excellence; ou
promises punctuaily observed, Our central location
L,ings US near the 'Gost Ten3.e points, Our good
..e new from the manufacturers, and d the iates
ami most desirable styles Tho goods must be sold
and the terms are uuequalci. All articles oEdSrst
are forwarded by return mail
J We guarantee entire satisfaction ia every instance
and il there should be any person dissatisfied Will
any article they may receive, they "il! immeiate!,
rctarn it. aud the price will b. refunded.
7 AGEyTs.--We allow those acting as Agents Tel
Gents ou each. Certificate ordered, provided tbsi
remittance amount to One Dolsr.
They will collect rs cens for every Certificate
and retaining 10 cents, remit t. Us IS cents for sach
Address
GEO. DENERlT 81 CO.
I 305 Broadway, New York
March 4, i565.--3m
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1865.
ksa5. fsoS
pbiIuGeIphia 81 Erie Railroad.

ESOS.
Philadelphia 81 Erie Railroad.
Ty,IIIS great line ,raverscs the Northern and North
| west counties OF Pennsylvania to tie city OF Erie
on Lake Erie.
IL IS been lcssei by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company and is operated by them.
Luz entire Length was opened for passenger and
freight business. October l7ih, 1864
Time OF Passenger trains at SunbuIy
Mail Train. arrives lO,25P.M.
llmirs LIpress Train, l'S1
Lvek Haven Accommodation, O.o5 a. NJ
Leave We estward.
Mail Tram, so A. NJ.
Ll1Ia f1prets Tram, 30
Lock Haven Accommodation, 40 J.. NJ.
Passenger carr run through on Mailirain, without
change both ways Ertween Philsdelhia and Erie,
aud Baltimore and Erie.
Elegant sleeping Cars Mai Trains 10th
WAYS between PhiladepEis an1 LEX Haven, anu
and on ElulTa LSTrusS Train both ways between
! Nilliamsport and Baltimore.
! Tor information respecting Passenger business
! apply at Seth apd Market ST., Pbiaelphia.
! And ior Freight business Of the CaPsnys Agents,
! S. B. Kingston, Jr., Cor. 18th sd Market St.,
/ Philadelphia.
]. ". Reynolds, Esie.
JIM. brill, Agent \. c. II. r., hldmore.
H. ii, l0Usroi
Gen' FreighAgt Pbilads.
u. w. GwISsR,
Gen1 TickeAs't., Pkilads.
yosEPH d. Pofs,
Gtal AaoaE, NEiiaSlsfoTt'
Do j. .gN
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- 1hs Governor h.. signed the bill 70 .snsvs

the Seat Of Justice from Miidloburg 10 Soinssrove,
and friends of the latter plsce are preparing to
put up handsome Court House and Jail.
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BRITISH PERIODICALS,

VIZ.
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Vatiyc)
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TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW tRad3al
Tue NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, Freo- Church. }
ESSa and
BLACKWOoD'S EDINBURGH MAG AZINE, Tory
The American Publishers cOniinuc to reprint The
ar0yr-ramei periodicals hut as the cost OF printing
ha, doubled. the price Of paper Tched, aud taxes,
duics license c'c. largely inc rea'ed, they are
pel!li to adYaucy their terms Gs inliows
TERMS For lS;i
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BEST WHITE LEAD
slr. SR ZINC!

PURE Il BERTY L L \ y
Unoppressed Cor Whitening, Fins Clos, Dursr
Firmnass and fyenGess 5f. Surface,
PURE LIBERTY LEAD--Wsrsantsd to c
more surface for ssrle weight than my othcr Le
Try ;t en4 yow .g.! hare no o.hsr :
PURE LIBETT ZINC,
Selected Zinc, ground in Rofna1 Linseed Oil
equaled in quality, always the same.
PURE LIBERTY ZINC,
Warranted to do more and better work at Q 6
cost than any other
Get the Bsoti
Mspufactured at PENNSYLVANIA PAIN
COLOR WORKS. Orders executed promptly /
EIEGLER 80 SMITH,
Wholesale Drug, PANT s"2 Glass Dsa!s'
Cy'- Store d OE-ce No l31 Month THIED S
PHILADELPHIA.
March 4, tot..--ly.
a.stale Of EerctvaI yer5c, dec
NTCIiQE is hereby given that letters Of adj
y tration have been granted 10 the sGfe1Ji
the estate Of Pcrcival 2srDc, late OF Lower Nal
twp, ForthumOeriSud county, Pa, deceased
persons indebted TO raid estate or hevng
asnlns. the s2ne Gre required 10 present The
Sttl!ensut.
TTI0S 2ERBE, ADJ
Lower INFANCY twp, March II, !sd5.-tL
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p cWlr-lgG'S
EXCELSIOR COFFEE.

Whilst trying Coffee Of all the various brands.
Remember "BROWNlAG'S EACLLSIOh --nt the
head it stands
True, lis not like others that are "SOLD EVERY
WHERE
4 little stretch, we all DO know, good goods will
easily boar,
But stretch nko this--''sod everywherO"-is very
apt 10 teNr.l
Now, can safely say, without any hesitation
There's none like "pRowNISG'S 5 EXCELSIOR IL tlis
enlightened nation.
Skilled chemists have not found Coffee fIon any
Possessing the same ingredients as Brownng's Ex-
cclsiur "
Nor is there any one in or out CT the Coffee trade
Who knows the articles from which Browning :
Excelsiors'' made
m told it's made from barley, rye, wheat Ssals.
and peas
Name a thousand other things-but the Right oae
But with the Cotee.Inen will not hold ecn,eption
For the many. many things they say--too numerous
to meulioI.
Whilst they're engaged in running round from store
To learn the current NhGlssale price c! Browning s
Excelsior"
Some who know my Cofe. gives perfect sstisia:tion
Have formed plan by which they hope to cause a
quick TeGcNsn.
The cate-'tis wi,ha few no doubt twill be more
10 their Coffee after 2lns, browning EIcel
sor"
Some sng their. the only brand tha. will stand a
ready test
Now, try II !i4tlo Of them p-,es which you like
the best.
Three years have passed away since first soll II
store;
Never have | in your paper advertised before
Nor would nov, consent 10 publish more
Iflike some used by everybody" sold everywhere
in every store
A trade like this do not wish; the orders could
not I'LL
The factory ali Jersey E land would take-leavo not
Il foot TO till
My trade is not very large; still l think havs
my share;
But reader, you may rest assured, It's Not "Sold
Everywhere "
Manufactured and for Sale by the writer
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The works will be printed on a greatly improved
quality Of paper and whiio nearly all American
PeiaiicSs are cturr advanced in price or re iucoi
in .izc-anl very generally h0th--Se shall continue
to give faithful copies of all matter contained in the
original editions Hence, our present prices will be
found as cheap, for the amount of matter. furnished
as those Of any OF the competing periodicals in this
country -
Compared with the cost of the original editions,
which at the preson: premium on gold would be
about SlC0 ycnr our prices Isl 81 are eNceeiiy low.
Add to this the fact that make our annual pay
ment, to the British Publishers fuT early sheets Ani
copyright in G1d-5l costing Us at this time tJan.,
lsUjl nearly 81 30 in culronry-aud we trust that
in the scale We have adopted We shall De entirely
justified by our subscribers and The reudins Pnhii"
The Interest Ui these Periodical, T." American re"-
drrs is rather increased than diminished by the
tic!es they contain On our Giyi War, and, though
syme,iacS tiuccI with prejudice, thsy may still,
considering their Gre.t "hAi,y "rd lhe Hlhecht
and studied with advantage by the people Of this
country, Of every creed nnd party.