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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-01-20
TIAII.0STNG T 3
]. 2. SCHhFFER.

, ESPLCTFI LILY informs the citizens Of SUN
IL BURY and vicinity, that be has opened
i'I;Ior:ng Shop,
the room over Farnsworth's Grocery, opposite tho
Genital Hotel, Sunbury, where he is ready TO make
up garments Of all kinds in the latest style and best
Torkmuulike Mrnncr.
Having had experience in the business for mum
Der of years he hopes to render general sat?facIcn
Custom work is respectfully solicited.
j, +. SClIAFFER.
sunbury, May 10, lSGj.--ly
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KINGS
PORTABLE IENIONADRl

Is tho only PREPARATION of the kind made from IN
iruit AS an article of economy, purity aud deli
Sn einess, it cannot be surpassed and is recommend
cd by physicians for invalids andfanily use 1t viii
keep for years In any climate, while its condensed
form enders it especially conv enient for travellers
All who use lemons are requested to give it trial
not be without it. For sale by all Druggists aud
frst-class Grocers. Manufactured only by
.H NJ. LOUIS j. METZGEK,
No. $40 Pearl Street, NewYoth.
Sept. I6, ls65.-Iy M.
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TRY OUR NEW MODE ! F.,

Upon receipt of % cts, which pays for corrcspon-
dence. postage etc, send one notice.
Upon receipt Of 81, which pays for correspondence
postage etc, send six notices
Upon receipt Of 50 which pays sor correspondence,
postage etc, will send 10 notices. and line pre-
sent valued at not less than Slj, sample of our
goods
Upon receipt ofSiS which pays for correspondents,
postage, etc, we will send 100 notices, and so.id
Silver Watch. by return mail
AGENTS WANTED. Send for a circular
Agents Allowed Large Cash Commission
b. which they make e25 Weekly.
Address plainly REED BROTHER.
SalcSroom Box 5l3S.
ci Liberty street New York City II. Y.
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90 = -lO & Ii II z EENa O.
l.ate llERR'S IlOTEl)
Corner Market and 81 Streets. uAERISBURG pa
TIE attention of the public is re.rec.r,Ir coIro5
10 lLis Hotel which is open for the accon, mol,
ton Ul guests. In the past five month dur;p, which
re It has been closed tho house has been tk1rousL
~ deied and repaired. until in point or co,e
eicc md comfort, its patrons will dad il to u,,n
superior. ~ Wv" 40
rae Et'ErRitssrc liatfrCly ~evr.
Rooms larger than are usually ound in modern hotels
SITUATED ON the corner Of two uriacipal busire.+
streets OF the eity,bu two and hai from lhc
nan road Depot. The proprietor determined 10
spare no expense in securing The comfort Of his uests
anu favorable reputation for the establishment bc
lecls willing 10 trust its character to the Judgment
Of his patrons.
HENRY THOMAS, Proprietor.
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" / II
Ma" Train leaves Sunbury daily lcxcept
Sunday. IN "a. NJ
leaves lIauishurg IN y ~
arrives at baltimore an '''
E!nira Express Train leaves Sunburv
daily tcrcert SundayD IL SOp II
leaves Harrisburg (eyceut
hoCday.) o50. "
lrivc At Baltimore daily
,ro~r;s,.., lssc.l' %ondayl, : Goa. Nj.
s,,b"rxs "us sA.,o,,.,.,,.;. Is a. NJ
rr;o Is,ly FrSrts. Ss$TTsn e T,p, sunday st 100 NJ
(oScepi SUNDAY. az * 4,
Eric Ma Train leaves SunDurv daily
except sund"y)at PM
NORTHWARD.
BAIL Trair leaves Baltimore daily fcx.
celt Sunday o ooa NJ
" leaves Harrisburg a. NJ
I" arrives at Sunbury 4 On
i''H't" HAiFess iraln leaves Baltimore 10 90 p. NJ
leaves Harrisburg except
Monday 24OA.M.
Erie Express Train leaves Baltimore
Ienrs IGa'Yy iiIsrspt isGrinsIs sunda;ys at sOoPM
:. Gays 2OAM
harrisburg Accommodation leaves Harris.
burg, daily except Sunday at 25OpN
srrbrr, naaeS Haane al harrisburg, IS PM
oohpnry accommodation leaves Harris
burg daily lexcepl Sunday at o5pN
E!le Mail Train leaves HARRISBURG DAHL,
except Sun lays at 10 00pN
Tho Erie Express and Erie Mail Trains aro ,r
'hronsh Trains to and from Erie and all Intermediate
Elmira, ~ 'H'ous" 10
For further information apply at the Office
October IA, 1865 e" ouP''
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Nc!'tfier,. GcI:sE;t! E:oSfvymy.
nnd Washington city. D''"i'o'o
Connections made with trains on Ponnsvlyapio
IinlrG3d: to and from ritssburg and the WesJ
totK IRAlN NS DAILY to and from the North and
er New York N1 ''' u -'0i III
A ana after MONDAY, OCTOBER 81 1861
y, ~ the Passenger Iraius Of the Northern Contrni
nitamMay wal arrive Mt all depart from sudbury,
h"Eis1hrS "iiG baltimore as follows, VIZ:
, . Il II " A K ID
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SOLOMON MALICK,
ATTORNY AT LAW.
Ta.a Complete, Esow5Ic-yActi.,ss sssiIa
Separating
CORN SHELLER ! !
PATENTED, AUGUST ond, 1864.

Il Wis Shelter is the only one that shells the Corn
perfectly clean from the Cob when green soak
CT or dry. II gives the Ear double opcratiop on
the smelling Wheel rs it passes through and scpS
rates the Cob from the Corn completely rendsripr il
al once ut Tor market without tho use of the Canpjr
mill This machine shells
ldV Bu5hcl Of Ears to tie Minute Jy Oya;-
mary HiEd P0,ter.
and can he used, also, by lIor6c Steam, or ystr,
Power by attaching Pulley on the Crank shan
For Durability Cleanliness. Ncatne.a Cheapncss
and hnpidiiy in Shcling this Machine cn,uot b.,
tqualled by any other.
STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS FOR sALEOy
REASONABLE TERMS
GEsrLEMEs IF you want your corn Shrrsd
clean If You have occasion to shell green or damn
corn lfyouwant your corn and cob separated If
You want durable machine if you want q chcap
shel!er, buy the Complete, DUubleAc.ipg SrlEslc,,-
aratinS Corn Shelter.
REFERENCES:
II! =. Masser. DR. ! " p,,I, Sl,--
Ehn'es iah'' Miller, Samuel Lessig. Reading
~, ~; hTSal Co., Geo. Wescr, i. augusta
hiUers SunbUry. Sol Mnrtz. Fer,ncr
IiGnry Leisenrng. Bear Gap. G. Albert t;corr:.ov;,
M4nufn9!nIcd and for Sale al the Fouulry or
AvHiBACH COOPER, SuAbury, Pa
sunbury, Dec. g. 1851 i.-Gm
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Freight Passenger leaves Bloon,sburg 10 "a A. NJ
Passengers taking the Mail Train South connect
with the Express train from Northumberland arriv-
.a5 at Harrisburg, at 80 y. NJ Baltimore 90 A.
Nj: and ut Philadelphia, at 100 A. N. The Mail
tram from Northumberland leaves immediately after
the arrival OF the Express train from Harrisburg and
baltimore allowing Passenger leaving Phaiclphia
OF lui0 T. NJ. TO reach points on this road lurirc
the next forenoon
New aud elegant Sleeping cars accompany tho
nigSt trains each way between Northumberland and
baltimore, and Northumberland and PHILADELPHIA
-. Il. BOUND, SUIT.
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This is to certify that have sold hundreds of bot
ties of Dr.. Oberhol1cr's Phoenix Pcooral or Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Scneka Snake Root
and have yet to find single individual who has
uscdit who does not bear testimony Of its wonderful
elects in curing coughs. Stsuil, JACoB PoWERs,
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100 Washington street, Boston.
CPECIAL NOTICES.

Afflicted, suffer no morc.-Dr Joinvile's Elixir
Essence Of Life. For Physical and Nervous Weakness
Involuntary Discharges, and similar results Of youthful In
discreton for General Debility Impoency, lnconnence,
Nocturnal Emissions, &c. The astonishing success
which has attended this invaluable medicine for loss Of
Muscular Energy Physical Lassitude AMI General Prosra
ton, OF the consequences of youthful ndiscreon
indulgence Of the passion in ripper renders It the most
valuable preparation discovered in fact n remedy
for the above complains II stands unvaled and alone 1t
will all affections, depression excitement,
ncapacty to study business loss Of memory, conuso
thoughts Of sedestrucon fears of insanity, &C. 1t will
the appetite the health Of those who have de-
sroyed by sensual evil practices Young
who by INDUCING habits have contracted that soul
subduing mind prostrating, body-dest Dying viceone
wch fills unatc asyums, and crowds to repetion the
wards Of our hospalsshould without delay, send for the
Elixir and be restored to health and happiness.
perfect is warranted In every nstance Price, SO
bottle, four bottles to address, So One bottle is
sufficient to effect n cure in all ordinary
Also Dr. Jonves Specific Pills. for the speedy and per-
Of Gonorrhea Geet Uretha Discharges Gravel
Structure, aud all affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder
Cures effected in from five days. They prepared
from vegetable that harmless the system
the stomach impregnae the BREATH Nc
change oil diet is necessary while using them does Their
action any interfere with business pursuits. Price
81 so a box.
address, closely sealed and postpaid by mail
receipt Of price, Address all orders to Berger Shuts
Co., Chemists, No. 2s5 River Street, Troy, N. "
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population Established!

Mrs. 8. n. Allen Is tg'ssIy "a
public benefNCtTeSS, anal hes'
sUOnGseyfisy success is unpre-
cedented. Her fame and
Ber discoveries hare gone
abroad, and to-day she is
iAs her Lissc the largest man
ssfNctssreSS Ess the aCOrId.
Everybody Interested.
Youth and OIG age are alike
6earGttG by me use of eWrs.
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ing. They Get directly aSpom
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and beauty. DdnGrMHerad-
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falling stopped. The most
delicate head-dreSS or bon
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OfsOiling. The neOStdelighf-
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youth, and retain IL through
life, iCitIsOsgt delay purchase
n bottle of each Oh. MrS. s. ii.
Aliens Worlds Hair RE
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Sold by Druggists throughout the World.
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
HIGHLYIMpoRTANTT 70 FEMALES IN

IL Delicate Health. DR.. Dow. PLY scian and Surgeon
No and Endcott Street Boston, is consulted daily ali
diseases incident to the female system. Propsus teri or
falling Of the Womb, Fluor Albus Suppression and other
menstrual arrangements all treated upon new pathoo-
gca principles, and speedy relief guaranteed in few days
SO invariably certain the mode Of treatment, that
most obstinate complaints yield under It, and the afflicted
person rejoices In perfect health.
Dr. Dow has doubt had greater experience in the
Of diseases of and children than other physician
In Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may wish TO
stay in Boston few days under his treatment.
Dr. Dow since 1S45 having confined his whole attention to
an Office practice, for the Of Private Diseases and Fe
male Complaints acknowledges superior in the United
States.
N bah letters must contain four red stamps they
will not be answered.
Office hours from s a. m. to 0 y. m.
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7 IMPORTANT no THE AFFIICTED,

Dr. DOW continues to be consulted at his Office, Nos
and bndlcott Street, Boston, all diseases ola
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
by long course Of study and practical experience Of I'M
limited extent Dr. D. has the qualification Of presenting
The unfortunate with remedies that have never since he r
introduced them failed to the alarming cases OF
GONORRIlQA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors venereaI and i'm
pure blood, lmpotency, Scroua, Gonorrhwa Ulcers pain
ana distress In the regions Of procreaon Inflammation Of
me Bladder and Kidneys, Hydrocce, Abcesses Iunors
gh'n sweings, and the long train Of horrible symptoms
ennR ths class OF disease, made to become harm
less as the simplest ailings Of n child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
D " devotes great part Of his time the Of
tnose cases caused by secret and solitary habit which
RUNS me ody and mind, uniting the unfortunate indlvd
ua or business or society Some the sad melancholy
effects produced by early habits " youth are Weakness Of
tne Dack ana lambs Dizziness Of the Head Dmness Of Sight,
Paptaton Of the Heart Dyspepsia Neryolsness Deranre
meht ., e digestive functions symptoms Consumption,
&c Ihe fearful effects on the mind much to be dread
ed loss Of memory confusion ideas depreion Of snts
evil iorebodings, aversion Of society," sefdrus tnidty
&c, are among the evils produced Such persons sboud
before contemplating matrimony, consult physician Of x
perence, and he at restored To health and
Patients who wish to remain under DR.. Dow's Treatment
few days or weeks will be furnished with pleasant rooms
and charges for board moderate.
Medicines sent TO all parts Of the country with full drec
tons for receiving description Of your cases Dr.
Dow has also for sale the French Capote warranted the
best preventive. Order by mail Three for 81 and red
stamp
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NERVE INVIGORATOR.

For Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Loss o.
Poper, Impotency, Confusion Of Thought, Loss Of Mem
ory Irritable Temper, Gloomy ApprshFnsons Fear, De-
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combination the perfect this obstinate class
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Nervous sufferer wherever you may be, don't fail to test
the virtues Of this WOndsrui Remedy. II One large bot
tie lasts montl,-Price SO. These four SURE REM.
EDIES are prepared al my Office and can be obtained
noWhsre else. The price large but they are the
cheapest end because THEY CURE. ~ Sent by Ex
press eueywhers with full directions in sealed package
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES, OR NO

Y charges made DIR. Dow is consulted daily from a.
to above, upon all difficult chronic diseases OF
name aud nature, having by his unweared attention
and extraordinary gained reputation which calls
patients from all parts Of the country to obtain advice.
Among the ycans In Boston, stand higher In the
profession than the celebrated DR.. Dow No. EndcottS
Boston. Those who need the services Of experienced
physician and surgeon should give him call
T.. S--Dr Dow imports and has flr sale new article
called the French Order BY mail. Two 81 and
a red stamp. April ls66-ly15
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sunshine.

BY the use of this term we do not mean
merely sunlight, but the direct rays or shine
of it. Mankind are dying for the want of it.
We build our houses, to be sure, with
world of windows, but they are chiefly put
in to make handsome display outside. We
are careful to curtain them inside and blind
them outside, so as to shut out the rays OF
the sun. 1t is good argument in favor OF
curtains and blinds, that if the light be let
in too strongly it will fade the carpet. So
far as carpets are concerned this is true, as
they are generally made, but can we have no
colors ia carpets which the light will not Sc
riously affect ? If carpets fade by letting
the light in, there is another thing that fades
by keeping the light out, viz : the human
being. On the shady side of the street, the
hospital and prison, cholera scrofula, bilious
complaints, and nervous diseases are more
frequent than on the sunny side.
We advise everybody to live on the sunny
side of their houses. The room in which
the family spends most of its time should be
on the side in which the sun can find its way
into it, Let the parlor, if it be seldom used,
be on the shady side. We observe that
there is not cottager so ignorant that she
will not set her plants, if she has taste
enough TO grow them, in the east window IN
the morning, and at noon carry them to a
south window, and in the afternoon put
them in west window. But perhaps she
is careful to keep her children in the shade,
and her precious self, so tar as possible, out
of the rays of the sun. The plants, in obe-
dience to natural law, are kept healthy, while
the children and mother, being kept IN the
shade, suffer in consequence.
Light is beginning to be considered a
great curative agent, and we apprehend that
the time is not far distant when there will be
IatL lg,., ,kY.41 fu
be so adjusted that persons can properly re-
move their clothing and take a bath in the
sun for an hour or two, much to the improve
ment of their health, The chief advantage
in going into the country is to get into the
sunshine, and to be in the pure breezes. If
we desire merely to keep cool, we should
stay in the shady city. People talk of shot
walls" and "burning pavements y it Is much
hotter in the country, for the breezes that
play there in midday bring only heated air
from outdoors. But in the city the breeze
brings air in from the shady side of the
street, and the lower rooms of CITY house
are consequently much cooler in midday
than the exposed houses of the country.
Our soldiers, who were able to bear the
labor and fatigue of war, are invigorated by
the out door life they lived. We knew a
young man in New York who came back
from the war and resumed his former occu-
patton of bookkeeping, and lost 30 pounds
weight in six weeks. 1t would do him good
to be farmer.
Parents can do nothing better for their
puny sick boys than to put them on to q
farm for three or four summers and let then
sun-bathe the livelong day. They will, by
such life, grow rapidly, and become tough
brawny and broad. We have seen this tried
to the highest advantage.
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IMPERATIVE SYRUP.

For Impurities Of the Blood resulting from imprudenes,
causing Erupiions the SKIN Sore Throat, Mouth aud
Nose Loss Of Hair old Sores SiDeAings Pains in
the Bones and al other signs Of actiUe poison in
the system. lI-No remedy discovered, has done
what has been achieved by this! IL cured gentleman
from the South, stopping al Newport, aud for Whioh he
presented DR.. NJ wih $780, after hduing been under the
treatment of the most eminent Physicians in Baltimore,
philadelphia and NeW York, for YEARS! Never de-
spar cure, matter hOW obstinate your
case been until you have tested the virtues Of this po
Aerdtiue 1t prepared expressly for the purpose,
and superior any other remedy for such One
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SWEET oPoPoNAx,
Chevalier's Life for the Hair

win RESTORE GRAY HAIR to it's ORIG
NAL COLOR, STRENGTHEN and PROMOTE the growth
Of the weakest hair; stop its falling ouj keep the head
clean, cool and healthy be used freely; contains moth
ing injurious; Is unparalleled HAIR DRESSING; and
is recommended and used by best Physicians
you, Ladies and Gentlemen, it is all you require for the
Hair Sold by all Druggists and at my onice, No. 1923
Broadway, N. Y. SARAH A. CHEyALIER, NJ. D. At
Wholesale in Boston, by Geo. c. Goodwin & Co., Weeks
Potter, NJ. s. Burr h Co., Carter Wiley.
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The Hills.

The mighty hills, the mighty hills
In kingly pride ascendingl
The lordly hills, the ordly hills
With sun and shadow blending!
They rise rs II the solid earth
- Was yielding its devotion
To Him who marks the boundaries,
And stays the tides of ocean,
The lofty hills, the lofty hills,
So ancient and so hoaryl
Their bold and battered SUBMITS rise
In everlasting glory!
The floods may rise or may subside,
And rivers change their courses,
But lol the mighty mountains stand
Unmoved by natures forcesl
The towering hills, the towering hills,
They bow their foreheads never,
But lift their hoary submits up
Forever md foreverl
The Kissing bolt, the thunder's roar,
Their governed vaults may waken,
But still, in All their majesty,
The mountains stand unshakenl
The rugged hills, the rugged hills,
Strongholds to freedom granted,
Upon the everlasting hills
Are her high affairs plantedl
And when, by tyranny and wrong,
From plain and valley driven,
The mountains shall her refuge be,
And plead her cause with heavenl
j. NJ. FLETCHER
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY. AN
lNl ESSAY OF WARNING AND INSTRUCTION TO
YOUNG MEN. Also, Diseases and Abuses which prema-
urey Prostrate the Vital Powers with OF relief
Sent Free Of Charge in sealed letter envelopes Address
DR.. j. sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Phila
dephia, Pa.
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Young America.
To Breeders of TrOtting Horses.

~ THE FAST and FAMOUS Stallion
4A' YOUNG AMERICA, by Hoagland's Grey MES
&f->1 sENGER dam by OLD ABDALLAH, will stanl
-AAzzAat the BREEDING FARM OF GEORGE c.
HALL, BRATrLEBoRo, VT.
Young America is handsome, powerful horse,
DID, fifteen hands three inches high and weighs 1850
pounds. He is iron grey, with black points, splendid rot
ter and the sire n Of the most promising colts in the
while country 1t confidently expected that the three
tered In the Long Island and Spirit of the Times stake will
be hard to he beat. lie troed when two years old two
Long Island, winning every heat with ease and
making his mile in minutes and seconds the best time
though only driven for exercise.
The breeders and gentlemen Of New England invited
70 this horse and his produce
Terms $50 to insure. All accidents at risk Of owners
w. II. WALKER, Agent,
BRATTLEDoRo', VT.
"YoUsG AMERIcA" Extract from Wilkes Spirit Of the
Times March, 1s06-We satisfied that in this young
horse the breeders OF the New England States have stallion
OF very great value their section Of hecounry He
both sides from pure natural trottng families both Of
which remarkable for the stouness well the speed
Of their stock. Blonde and Young America nearly den
lined In blood, and think that IL the stallion had
trained till he would have been fast she is We
have sometimes urged his to bring him back the
Island, and let him have the He believes
with that the horse would distinguish himself and would
an give him the opportunity sol his services at
displayed such fine points, and such superior speed and
action that he cannot be spared from raeboro lie may,
however leave the neghborhood at e, and,
time, we lived him, and had good mare would
certainly dip into the Grey Messenger and Abdaah blood
Of which he is the FOUNTAIN. IS
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r UMBER CAN BE SEASONED in
from two to four days, by Bukley's Patent, av.
erage 81 per NJ from the green For circular
nation address G. ii. BULKLEY, No Case Building,
Cleveland Ohio.
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Rare Chance to procure beautifully finished Pho
tographs Of Distinguished Personages at tring
will send, post paid to any address, 100 Photographs Of
Union Generals for so cents; so Photographs Of Rebel OFF,
for 30 cent 100 Photographs Of Statesmen and Gem
erals for 80 cents 100 Photographs ef Actors for so
100 Photographs Of Female Beauties for so Now Is
the time to fill your Albums sead your ORDERS and
ceive the Photograph by return mail Address, Martin
Connor p. o. Drawer 10, Albany, N. Y.