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Profit of Poultry and Pigs.

Moses Eaton, Jr., South Hampton, N. H.,
writes to the Nec England Farmer bust
ness like statement of the cost and profit of
keeping chickens and pigs:
"The following is my experience for the
year 1866, ending December 3lst, in raising
in small way pigs and poultry. / have
kept AT exact account of the expenditures
and receipts, as mere matter OF curiosity
to myself and perhaps your readers may be
INSTRUCTED or amused by its perusal, and
then judge for themgelves between pigs and
poultry:
In JAN, 1866, l purchased "a hens, at
so cents each, S22 0p
Fed to them during the year corn ~
amounting to 40 W
Total expense, $40 90
| sold eggs amounting to Sl4 %
Poultry, 80 IL
A hens and chickens on hand % 90
Leayiag balance in my favor of SIS So
"My hens had no extra or particular care.
They had the run of my stable and yard
attached to the same; that was all.
"Now for the pigs;
In July, 1885, bought SOW pig and
paid for 1t so %
reu 10 IL anu ,ne Pigs, AZ 'pe ehu Vi ~ 40
months corn, 20 90
Total expense, $40 90
l then killed the SOW and sold it for $40 %
Sold of her pigs in the summer for 20 ~
- slOO co
Leaving for tAe 4 months, bal in my favor, 500 90
II estimate that the manure made by the
pigs is worth the care of feeding them"
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SUNBURY PENN'A.
I8IMGmA1El HOUSE

- ~ SN%sSS-SSSIt-S S%S-S ~ ~ SSSS>)9
ELEVENTH MARKET STS., PHILADEL'A.
FINHIS new and elegant House is now open for the
i reception Of guests. 1t has been fitted up in a
manner equal to any in the country. The location
being central makes it very desirable stopping
place, both for Merchants and parties visiting the
city. The parlors spacious, and elegantly furn.
ished The tables will be supplied with all the deli
eacies the market will afford, and it is the intention
of the Proprietor to keep in every respect First
Glass Hotel.
Terms So 00 per day
CURLIs DAVIS, Proprietor
February 2, lS67.-6m
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Pensions Increased.

The late Act of Congress gives additional pay to
the following Pensions, viz
ist To those who have lost the sight of both eyes,
or both hands, totally disabled to require
slant attendance, the sum of S25 90 per month.
I'd To those who have lost both feet totally
disabled in the to uire constant attend
ance the sum of $50 90.
3D. To those who have lost one hand foot,
or ar so disabled as to render them unable to per-
form manual labor SIS 90 per month, and other
cases in proportion.
The subscriber is duly prepared for the immediate
procurement of these claims.
s. b. BOYER, Atty at Law.
Sunhury June I6 1896
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Southern Views ofHeccOnstruction
What the Newspapers Say.

The Richmond papers are the most dis
posed to make difficulty. The Examiner il
desperate. Itsays,
at would delight the heart of the Repub
! lican leaders to see every southern city il
flames, and every hearth desolate; every
southern parent and every southern chile
etarving, an6 the entire population giver
over to the unbridled rage and passions
of drunken mob. That is what Mr.
Stevens and Mr. Sumner and Mr.. Wilson
and Mr.. Shellabarger, and Mr. Wade
are laboring for, and have assiduously la
bored tor, for four years past"
The Lynchburg Vi,ginian thus shows its
lack of confidence in northern copperheads
who threaten resistance:
ave have an indistinct recollection that
aid and comfort of this same kind was
given to us six years ago by the false friends
who afterwards joined the Republicans in
bounding on the war upon us. They were
going to do wonders. They declared that
the streets of New York would run with
blood ere an army should march from there
to invade the South. But it did march, and
John Cochran, Dan Sickles and many Others
of these bowling democrats marched with
it, and the New York World favored war
TO the knife. Let the southern people be
warned"
The Wilmington Dispatch is in heroic
vein. 1t says;
ave shall not advise the people of this
state to dishonor themselves 10y calling an
assembly to ratify the proceedings of an un-
lawful, unconstitutional body"
The Atlanta Opinion says:
"There is nothing more certain than the
private sediment of the country favors an
immediate and full acquicscence in the plan
proposed in the Sherman substitute. The
people favor it as the best thing that can be
done. They are getting weary of this un-
equal and fruitless contest. They are get
ting tired of the confusion and uncertainty
growing out of further delay"
The Griffin Star says:
ave think for once Uncle Sandy Cover
nor Brown is right. We agree with him
that if reconstruction is to come through
such channel, let the 'so-called' loyal men
of the South do the work. We have had
enough of turncoats. Ben. Butler was once
'secesh,' and Brownlow was once the Bit
tcrest of all the prosecutors of the abolition
lists"
The Macon Journal condcnses a column
of wisdom in the following appropriate quo
tation. which constitutes its entire "eader''
on the subject:
Gre wis to-day
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Mount Carmel Hotel.
r Il M ALE CQLLEG

PLEASANTLY LOCATED ON TIE DELAWARE
RIVER.
Two and tbTee-quarter hours ride by railroad
from New York, and one and quarter from Phila-
delphia.
SUMNER SESSION COMMENCES MARCH 9Th.
For Catalogues, containing terms, ETC., address
Rev. JOHN II. BRAKELEY, A. NJ, Prest,
Bordeniowp, N
February 80, ise7.-lm.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-04-20

II is believed that the coming ylea. crop
will he the largest ever grown on the conti'
nent.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-04-20

CALL and see those beautiful Bird Cages at the
" new Hardware store of
JH CONLEY &CO.
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ROuNTY FOR SOLDIERS.

I HAVE made arrangements in Washington City,
/ for the prompt collection of Bounty under the
late Act of Congress. have also received the pro-
per blanks to prepare the claims Soldiers entitled
to this Bounty should apply Immediately as it is
tmated that it will require three years to adjust all
the claims.
All soldiers who enlisted for three years and who
have not received than 500 bounty entitled
to the benefits of this Act, rs well soldiers who
have enlisted for three years and discharged after
service of two years, by of wounds received,
disease contracted in line ofduty re-enlistment.
LLOYD I. R0HRBACH.
Sunbury. August IS, 1866,
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ReparatOr Cnpilli,


Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair,
And rejoice in your own luxuriant HAIR.
ReparatOr Cnpilli.
For restoring hair upon bald heads rom whatever cause
it may have fallen out and forcing growth of hair upon
the face, equal II will force the beard to grow
upon the snoothest face in from five to eight weeks,
hair upon bald heads in from two to three months few
ignorant practitioners have asserted that heres nothing
that will force hasten the growth of the hair or beard.
Their assertions false, thousands of living wnes-
(from their experlence) can bear witness But
many will say, how to distinguish the genuine
from the spurious? 1t certainly difficult nnetenths
of the different Preparations advertised for the hair and
beard entirely worthless and you may have already
thrown away large amounts in their purchase To such
would siy try the Repaator Cappill it will cost you
nothing unless fully up to our representations IL
will forward it, postpaid together with receipt for the
money, which will lie returned you application, pIovi
ding entire satisfaction is not given. Address,
w. l.. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No West Fayette Street, SYRACUSE, N. Y.
February 10, lS67.-ly
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NTESSRS. D. c. Dissinger and John A. Taylor,
INl would respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Sunbury, and surrounding country, that having
formed copartnership, they are now prepared to
furnish ornamented and plain
GravestOncs, TOInbs n Monuments
of the best Italian and American marble, at prices
that cannot fail to give entire satisfaction and
spectfully solicit the public patronage.
DISSINGER 4 TAYLOR.
Sunbury March 81 lS66-lv
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REMEMBER THE DEAD.

Procure one of BYERLY'S Fine Photograph Pic
lures at bis Rooms in simpsons Building.
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NASDY.

THE NEGRO voTE-MR. NAsBY IN IMITATION
OF WADE HAMPTON TRIES TO ooNoILIATE
THE AFRlcAN-THE RESULT OF THE VEN
TURE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-03

A NEW FUEL.-It is singular shifting
of the currents of trade by which the food
market of New York is just now largely
provided with grain and -four from Cali
fornia. A change not less remarkable is
likely to be effected by the novel supply,
from a near region, of another of the prime
necessities oflife, that offuel. Upon the bor-
ders of Cheesquske creek, which empties
into the Raritan bay, of New Jersey, with
in thirty miles of this city, large develop
ments have lately been made Of a material
for combustion, little known in this coun-
try, but long used in Europe, and well
known as Ignite, or brown coal. Ignite
is of about half the weight of anthracite
coal, burns with strong, quick flame, and
is especially useful for generating steam
and for smelling purposes. The deposits
in question are very extensive. The fuel
has beeu Analysed and tested with the best
results, and is about being introduced into
use by the organized energy and capital OF
some of our most efficient dealers in Goals.
At about half the cost of anthracite, it can
be mined and sold with profit.-Neao for6
Times.
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The census shows the alarming excess of
so, 900 more males than females in the
United States. In the western States par
ticularly there is an enormous preponde-
rance of the male population. Illinois has
an excess of $4,000; Michigan, 10000 !;
wisconsin, $4,000 and so on. As the
American Equal Rights Association fully
6isposed Of the female suffrage question
last week, they should deal with the ex-
cessive male population at the next ami
versary. In Massachusetts, and elsewhere
in New England there is an almost in
Vulnerable number of spinsters Of a GER
tain and uncertain age, while there are
no, 600 Incorporated males wandering
IN loneliness in the western wilds. Equal
rights would make such state of things
impossible, and the society should see to
il, The subject is as easily compassed as
almost any topic the society discusses, and
surely it is home question that appeals to
every unmarried female. If the question
we're submitted to the younger and more
attractive members Of the association
which they preferred-the right of suffrage
~ a busband-the vote would be unani-
mons for husbands.-Ne,o York World.
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Arpleton Oaksmith, who was convicted
some wears ago in Boston, Mass2 OF being
engaged in the slave trade, ana VINO es,
caned to Europe, has made application TO
the President for o pardon. BEFORE any
th;pr was done towards the granting OF the
n T Oaksmith's wife appeared at the
White House and protested against the Is
suance of the pardon on the ground that
bs had wickediy and unjustly procured a
divorce from her. The President, under
these circumstances, has refused to take
any action whatever upon the application,
and the pardon Is refused.
Nickel cents are in demand at the mint
in Philadelphia, and the Government will
exchange three and tive-cent pieces for
them.
Secretary Stanton Is said to be astonished
and indignant at the stories published in
Detective Bakers book.
B. B. Foster, Esq, has been appointed
register in bankruptcy for the Norfolk con-
gressional district.
Governor Peirpoint is in New York
city.
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Womanhood suffrage is now progressive
cause beyond fear of cavil. 1t has won
fair field where once it was looked upon as
an airy nothing, and it has gained cham
Mons and converts without number. The
young State of Kansasis fifty the vanguard
of this cause, and the signs Of agitation
therein hardly allow doubt that the citi-
zenship of women will be ere long tho
roughly recognized in the law OF the
State. Fourteen out of twenty OF the
newspapers of Kansas are IN favor OF ma
king woman a voter, and Governor Craw-
ford. ex-Governors Robinson and Root,
Judge Schuyler, General Richie, and
Lieutenant Governor Green, are the lead
ers of a widespread impartial suffrage
league, which has among its orators Mis-
tresses Stanton, Stone, and Gage. The
vitality of the Kansas movement is In
disputable. York Tribune.
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ZETELLEs RESTAURANT.

ZETELLE informs his old friends ana customers
and the kind public generally that his new mouse,
No 1905 near the corner of Main and f"eH'n
streets, is now in complete order. ,.hora
THE ORDINARY Is on the principal poor' "here
meals are served at all hours: ,,Nn, pupN
DINNERS served for r ARTIEs OF GENTLE EN
in convenient and spacious rooms IN the upper
p%TrfH x LADIES' al DINING. ROOM and the LADIES
prrSRSAWENT SALOON are located and fur
Re- "A 9TH Ieferepce to order and comfort. The
nroprietor particularly invites the ladies' to these
apsrtmsnts, where decorum shall always be pre-
MEALS prepared to order and sent to any part OF
the city on easona BILE charges.
'n THE Ra of the restaurant, on the main floor, Is
snnn,isd with the very best liquors and the most
competent attendance. zprr11p
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For the Dispatch.
Resolutions In Rexnrd % the Release
Of Mr. DAvis

The following Joint resolutions have been ,,
passed unanimously by the Wash'ng.pp,
and the Jefferson Literary Societies Oh '"'
University Of Virginia: MI.
Whereas the Honorable Jenerson Ds ~.
has been recently released from the I'M
prisonment which he has so long borne on
a a Of the misfortunes Of whole peo-
f Rssolved, That our hearty congratula-
lions he. and are hereby, rendered him on
his success in regaining his personal lib
erty.
3. That he be, and is hereby, cordially
invited to attend our approaching final
celebration.
8. That, as young men Of the South, we
recognize in his release the harbinger Of
better and more stable peace, and acknow-
ledge it a step in our hearts toward re-
turn Of goodwill between the sections of
our country so lately engaged in civil
war.
4. That these resolutions be published in
the Charlottesville and Richmond papers,
and copy Of them be addressed to- Mr..
Davis.
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THE DAY IN ALAsKA.-Mr. Sumner says {:
" As the settlements of this course came
eastward from Russia, bringing with the
Russian flag western time, the day is Garner
by twenty -four hours with them than win
us, so that their Sunday is our Saturday.
and the other days of the week are in e. cor !
responding discord. This must be rectide a
according to the national meridian. SO .n nI
there shall be the same Sunday Tor all' anu
the other days of the week shall be IN COT
responding harmony.
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D fuRsR AID Ds1isR. 10. iiii E.sis A.
Square, Main street., Richmond, Va, 10 now
In receipt Of AZ the staple and fancy styles -
chants Of Virgins, North Carolina. and Tennessee
win ind In this stock the very beet sssortmentof
solicited. His experiences OF upwards of thirty
years In the trade In Richmond justiAss him Ia
saying that he knows what kind OF goods viii suit
the people, and he 10 determined TO keep them.
Amongstths latest styles received are the " Boa.
lsvsrds" "Coydoyas," Blssk Crook" new
style "sasstoes," g., -. NIL
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no THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
BALLARD HOUSED
RICHMOND, VA, May "a, 1867.
REDUCTION OF FARE.

The undersigned, determined to keep pace with
the times and TO afford every possible facility to
the travelling public, has reduced the fare to
THREE DOLLARS PER DAY. The we'll earned
and wide spread reputation of this favorite hotel
renders it unnecessary for the proprietor to say
more than that effort on his part shall be want
ing TO make it equal to any rstclass hotel in this
country-NoRTH or SOUTH.
Ithas been recently reftted and newly furnished
throughout, and nothing that can promote the COM
fort and convenience OF his guests has been
omitted.
Grateful for past favors the undersigned solicits
continuance from his former patrons and the pub.
lie generally. JOHN r. BALLARD,
my oIts Proprietor.
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my Is

A NJ. DAVIS can be found at the
IA. shoe store OF WILLIAM F. WHITE, No,
1898 Main street, where his facilities are as good,
II not better than any house In the South for man.
ladies and gentlemen. Particular attention paid
to suit tender feet. We use nothing but the best
You will lose nothing by patronizing the store OF
WILLIAM F. WHITE. an 26-ts
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OPFIcE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPASY,l
RICBsoSD, May 1867.
At A MEETING OF THE BOARD
n OF DIRECTORS of the Virginia Central
Railroad Company held at the office OF The COM
pany in the city of Richmond on the Sd instant
the following resolution was adopted
"ResOlued, That the Delinquent stockholders De
req uirsd TO pay the balances due on their stock In
three co ual insta mentsviz., on the 18th OF May,
3Oth of May, and 18th Of June.
The ockholders referred to are requested TO
nav the reouisitons promptly, and thus facilitate
the completion of the road to Covington.
INV S-tl5Js J. GARRETT, Treasurer.
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GREAT EJOICIN INrshp
" RICHMOND.--lt is a notorious fact
that A. GUNsT CO., No. sos Broadly
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets, -
are selling the CHEAPEST and BEST BOOTS and
SHOES OF every description in the city. We are
daily receiving new accessions to our already
large and well selected stock OF boots shoes hats
and trunks of the latest styles and the best make
at prices that fail to suit all that In want
OF such goods. Just look at this price list and
and Morocco Shoes, Of all kinds, at from 20 to
IS; Baby Shoes, ssc., and upwards nice Morocco
Slippers for ladies, Coo. !; Splendid Mems Shoes
and Caters. from 81 to $3.50; Splendid Mems
Boots from a. SO TO - ana many other articles in
proportion, too numerous to mention.
Custom work made to order. and repairing neatly
done.
Country merchar will find II to their advantage
10 Call on us before making purchases
A. GUNST & CO.,
INV Is No sos Broad STRAIT
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no OUR FRIENDS AND Thea

W OU h MINI Do AN ID i ~ II N0
i PUBLIC.-We take this opportunity
OF informing our friends and the publicly
that we have made arrangements with the -
manufacturers to make expressly for us Q good
and general assortment OF BOOTS, SHOES, and
TRUNKS, and we shall keep on hand the very
best BOOTS and SHOES that can be made. We
shall receive them every week, and We Invite all
In want OF goods In our line tog give as call be-
fore buying elsewhere. We will show them our
bought either In this market or At the North will
say that goods are the best they ever saw. and
our Prizes n as low ssnos ~ s. ns have paid
will sell.
We have some styles Of goods that cannot be
spN PUrNEy 4 WATTS.
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HOUSE, CORNER OF
IL GOVERNOR AND ROSS STREETS, RICH
MOND. VA.-This commodious and admirably;
located building, having been thoroughly repaired
accommodate TRANSIENT, PERM LAMENT, and
DAY BOaRDERS4 yhe rooms are large, airy
and handsomely furnished the location is central.
and combines everything desirable. Terms mode
rate my zl-ts
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JelCeLe3S. &c.

TOHN H. TYLER Il CO., successors
y to Mitchell & Tyler, 1912 Main street, Rich
mond, Va, respectfully call attention to their
varied and extensive stock of GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES and CHAINS, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SILVER and PLATED WARE, GOLD, SILVER,
and STEEL sPECTACLEs and EYEGLASSES,
as quality, and which they will sell at prices as
low as in ny other regular mouse north or south.
Their present stock is well selected and very CON-
p!ete, and consists of the most desirable and
fashionable styles usually kept in first. class jaw
elry .stsblshme and TO which they are con-
stantly adding new goods. They continue, as
heretofore to order direct from the factories what
ever articles their customers may desire, and at
the shortest possible notice. HAIR 1EWELRY Of
every description made to order WATCH Re-
PAIhING done In the very best manner by the
most experienced watchmakers In the country.
myso
ENGAGEMENT RINGS,
IL OF Solitaire and Cluster Diamonds.
Magnificent new sets of
AMETHYST and PEARL,
DIAM OND and PEARL,
ENAMEL, EPRUSCAN, and
SOLID CORAL
PINS and EARRINGS.
now opsning at NOWLAN + CO.'S,
corner OF Main and Tenth streets.
my27 above the post office.
DLUE LODGE r.
d AND CHAPTER JEWELS "
my27 At N0WLAN CO.'S. wv
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RoARDING5. ron uonsr
FOURTEENTH STREET.. ADJoIsING THE BALLARD
House,
j. H. DlGGS, Proprietor,
ia now opening for the reception of boarders and
IRA nsient visitors The rooms are large and airy.
Ne has i've large unfurnished rooms he would be
plsssed to let to families that prefer their own
furniture. His table shall be supplied with me
hest the market affords. A call Is respectfully
soIictted. Terms accommodating. my n-lm
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NEW YORK, November %, lsee.
Upon inspection Of L. ]. Hawley's invention OF
Lightning Conductor, am OF the opinion that II Is
superior 10 any rod that have ever seen. there
fore take pleasure in recommending Its use.
A. L. BAKER, Fire Marshal.
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WILLIAM s. MUNSON;
w No. sOs MAIN sTREET.

WILLIAM s. MUNSON;
w No. 300 MAIN STREET,
LIGHTNING RODS AND ORNAMENTAL IRON
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IRON STABLE FURNlTURE Of the most ap.
IRON RAiISN6s Of all styles, including Fqller's
Pstent-ths most durable and economical In the
COPPER WEATHER yANEs, any design; for
churches, public buildings, &c.
SION EMBLEMS for each and every trade ano
profession. These Signs are made sither from
dino or copper, and gided with the best gold leaf,
ct moderate prices.
GOING'S IMPR0VkD EUROPEAN RANGES,
D. IS. 0UIMBY's EXCELSIOR .FIRE-PLACR
HEATERS. GRATkS 30. nv SIN
ITO COLLIERY PROPRIETORSA AND
j MANtGgRs,-Ws, tbs subscribers, II. ID. BIRD
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bsep appointed sole agents In the united states LOT
Nsssrs JONES 3 LEVIrK's PATENT CoAL-
CUTTING MACHINE, lpatsnt right secured, In
vits the attention OF collisry prosietors ana ma
nngers to II. I.
able terms. Those wishing Information concern
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OFPIcE OF THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICANA
WASHINGTON, d. c., August q, 1866.
Dear Sir,-We are much gratifed TO hear Of your
success In connection with your Improved Light
ming Rod, and we are confident, from their great
practical merit, to at you will find them even more
popular the more they are used.
Respectfully yours, MUM Co.
To j. l.. HdDtey Esq Baltimore, Md.