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of their warfare upon the whites and among
Themselves. Lieutenant General Sherman, in
his recent report reoountiDg the outraSes per-
petrated by Che savages during the past four
months, regards this transfer OF the Indian
Bureau as an indispensable measure, aud the
only way in which the recommendations Of
the Peace Commissioners can bs effeotually
carried ont
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The "Hand-in-Hand'' Business.

Inc s'AfduU-tO- I1unu'' BUSINESS
THE great gathering at the uptown Wigwam
in this city, during the month of August,
1866 was inaugurated by Massachusetts, and
South Carolina entering the building "arm in
arm" The incident was well conceived, from
the sensational point of view, and answered
its purpose, at the time, of arousing great
deal of enthusiasm. But it was a mere trick
of broken-down politicians from the North and
unrepentent Rebels from the South, who
hoped, by their unholy alliance, to get con-
troll of the tiesh-pots for considerable period.
There was no more hearty accord in it than
there would have been in Webster and Hayne
leaving the Senate Chamber arm in arm, after
the great rhetorical tilt between them in 1880;
or in Sumner and Bully Brooks embracing,
just before the Gaming which the latter
administered to the former, previous to
the war. It was worse than a trick
it was a conspiracy against the integrity
of the Union and the cause of liberty,
justice, and truth, having Andrew Johnson for
its central figure, and Henry J. Raymond for
the man Of dirty work. If it meant anything,
it meant coalition between Rebels who had
sustained an ignominious and overwhelming
defeat on the field of battle, and the Copper
head wing OF the Democratic party, which had
exerted itself throughout the war to embarrass
the Government in its efforts to put down the
Rebellion. A few men of honest intention and
patriotic motives, such as General Dix, were
entrapped by the conspirators, but they soon
penetrated the thin disguise and forsook the
alliance before they were wholly oontami-
mated. Although the Wigwam Conven-
tion was barren of results directly, it was
the starting point of the second rebellion,
which eliminated at Tammany Hall last
July, when Vallandigham forced the Dem
ocratic nomination on Horatio Seymour and
Seymour on the Democratic party, while
Wade Hampton blocked out the platform and
selected its material. From this stage in the
conspiracy to its final overthrow there was but
one step, and that was taken on the Sd Of
November, when General Grant was elected
President by the largest majority on the popu-
lar vote ever received by any Presidential
aspirant.
The opening episode OF the Wigmam Con-
vention, which has led US into this train OF
thought, was recalled by our encountering
the following doggerel lines, constituting the
chorus to the campaign song of Louisiana
colored glee club, doubtless Of Democratic
tendencies:-
30 rags! aud bags
Shall vanish from the land!
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30 rags ! and bags!
Rhull Uaniah from IL
shall vanish rom Jne land!
When we and our old masters

90 MUICHIUB HHuU III HHHUs
The "hand- n-hand' business is not less
interesting than was the "arm-in-arm" epi-
Sode. The latter failed, however, because IL
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tist NIT mas fur esdpttfieteiftii, (bie
bur9 ben teten 2BsnfsI Der sheater,
auf ipeI9en GoritelIungen itattFnsery
beranIabt tpef6en Der Sirigent elmer
ipenn aud nod 10 por5I9liden Sperns
trlippe gu fanpfen bat. STE Elder
belt nn6 YrGciiion ieiner 2eitunga foe.
tpobI, aIs aud bes 8ortrages ser 8e>
aIeituus mar uniibertrefflid, tlno SER
Grobcurtb bat uns abermals ge5ei9t,
baB Ct Nfufifbirtuofitat Go bod er6as.
ben iiber Der JeBt beinobe aIles aieOer<
reiBen6en tednifden @irtuoitdtl nit
allen ben @igenfdatten eines oard)aus
gebilbeten Wiufiters nnb 9lrigenfen
Dereini9t. g8ie ipetiige bes 9roBen
9ubliflin.s iueroen ii9 betpubt, oaB
BON Dem Dirigelten elmer Sper Der
glldlide grfols oerielbeu snnddt ab :
bdn9i9 tuiro!
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Gtabtratbs sserbanblnngen
gOarO bsrNIbsrmannsr.

8oaro Der NIoermanner.
Ser 8odrb Der glIbermduner bell
geifern Mbeno cine l@ibung, ueI6er
2l0ertnanN MfcRee praiioirte.
Der Neeoroer berl1tet fiir ben $40 8
nat Gecentber 50, 798 Ginnabne, Der
Mafertar' Collector $2;028. IS felt 1ten
SanuGr, Der Nebenue Collector 81 1888
felt benz 8. San. uno Meritineiiter
Euder S273.70 bonn 1 Sali 1867 bis
gum I. San. 1862 s
Der 8oriibenoe 6eS StraBeng orIites
beridtet iiber bic Notbpen6iafeit mebs
rerer Observation-Disclosures, norunter
an 9eres bern uno Der Greuauna 6es
RaibbineeH orthtpeffern Sreftleiuorts.
8ieIe Betionea INN @traBenberbei5e>
run9 iiliiffen suegen bee tingiinitigen
8ufdubes Der itaotil1en Sinansen tirl.
beridfidtigt bleibens as
Cine Retition bes 9sti3eie Commit.
TONERS Gtoue UNI Besdblnng Der Mes
trcpoIitnn HoIi3ei lief Elm.
Or. Sciepb 9ones unO feline 6irgen
-ipurben bon Glen Standardization III
gs;us auf bic itdotlidle Ndotbete frei
crfldrt. 70 80 avs IS
Die Bin UNI 8etrus Eel gfeiIuns Ser
2obltn 81 berEiiten, Paffirte stpeite nno
brittle Qeiuna. usassa ..las f
Die Bin, ipeI5e 81 400 fur antanf
elmer BauiteHc bon Sugb WfcGabo6
betuiuigt, i'm in Der Stem Baro eiit
&prikenbaus ~ erbanen, iuuroe anqes
nOnnlen uHO 6aber, ta fieau9 ben an,
bern Boaro pofiirt bate, gum @elet.
Serner nurbe cine 8il, iuelae fir 6en
Bal zines @prikenbnafes in Der 9teni
@are $500 beuiligt, 6reiinaI bers.
leien. a. - s
Gin gemeinfddffli6es gouite feu in,
Berlin NIT ben, Wnbor ben Mnfauf bon.
9ol3 uno Roblen fur bic Gtabt be-
'fOrgefl. t3galsg a
Giir untebaltung Der 5fTentlid5en
@duIen tuuroen anf ben Wfonat Sanuar
$1,000 betrifIiat. .
Gllb. 2Qen bra4le cine Bin Elm, bic
bic Gtrabeneifenbabnen berpFiGtet: ben
BON linen benukten S6eil oer Straben
in Sr0Hung 3n erbaIten, aud ibre @a.
zen regelndbtg laufen ~ la1en, bel els
ner Gt1afe bon $40 - so fir ie6en
Sag, an ueI1em 8eioes ODER zines BON
Beiben bon OeuieIben iinterId6eH tuirb.
Cine 8eroroaung, tpeIHe einen De,
fnnobeit6boar6, GeinnDb eitsbeamten unb
Heeeptarius IN Der ftiOtifdea Npot5ete
eiulett, pnilirte brei 2elunaen. Die
Iel6e bebt aIe fraberen WerorSnnnaen
anf. @nr0e Dem ffactii6eu &nnaIt
liberiuieien. 8
Sertaguns Bis Gonuerfas 0Ibeno.
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RIns.8erid,f.

Ser 8luB if iuieoer i'm Gteigen1mb
belt beute Mitta8. 8 SUP an ben
Sboals. p
Qfngefomtnten NOR bds Dampf6oot
@lla 9ugbes BON oberen Cumberland
nnb iollte beute 9Ibcnb pieser bortbin
abseben. -
slbeefabren it Der Sbrone mad
Cairo.
Nan eripartet ben Dampfer Nafbs
bile bon @airo. be6en 9tlffebr ani
1nor9en Nadmittae 4 ubr beltiuut
1T.
@eftbafte aiemtid Iebbaft.
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5eufe ssdfmfftda f0 a1br mutSe Sic
GonUefrffoil burd, i&Senafer N 81 safe
BON gbattonoaaa +er6ffnet, : 81
no,ttiuirfe Sobn 9nrn1an ala ten,narS :
rem WorfAen6en Sin g anitr inurs,
ernaunt i'm iiiBer bermonenfe Sroonis
Sation an beld,Iiesen. ,porouf fib hie
Gonbenfion ria 10 i1br nertnots
lin 10 iibr frat Sic SorrentSrr nj.
Ser suiamrnerl. NQs Gomife berifh !.
fefe Sabn b. RorIer II q Gsnotor
fir Wraiibenf Der Sonhpnf;on fsrnsr
t;r.n gSice @ssrS5; henfsr 49, ss nv.
e ecu Siitrift. OG feruelr 'O eIs
Gecrptarp 6srr 81 q Wsrson
SIsrt Ses genafs; ionic Sie Tssof.
fswrs Scr r.nrbI;for;55,sn oo;tr,,ss.,
i'm @toote Ser Rerid,t tn,,rSe owe :.
nnn,,ner asf :. sSorIsr noh,n ss;., ~
e;h en- ,uS keori,f'te. ri. So,,,,s,, i -.
in fur.e,, unaeiSmiidfsn SSartsa
gabt. Senot stplroe ais @eroeont at
arms Der Gonbenfion er,n6hIt
Si,rnoa, inur6s Elm Go,,,;t. sor
.tnsi aus iebsm eonorefSionsIIsn 81"
thrift ernonnf nm SUPERINTENDENT ob.n.
fofIeu. Sic Namen oer gnmitenif :
oIieber iinb mic foInf.
S;ifr;ft. genotor @.Ifon r,h
S9onor SPeS;nneh "'
9 Sifrift. gfsp, Snrnc q g. aonP
3 Sifrift. q Is re,nh;tt 81
Nufon
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< 9iifrift. 81 & 9srassr Sno 81
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~ Seusr. Sn WarpsbiHe Sem
brad am Sonnabeuo elm lSeuer in be
Office oes Gepublifan aus. DafIelb
ssrlOrte auber 6ielem @sbauoe nod
Stores uno cine 9In5abt ySirthlAafts
bQuier.
D- Sn gbseFeIo bat I'D, mad, oer
Seuer am Sreita9 Die ylotbpennigfei
elmer guten 6eueriprike auf's Reue be
raussefteIlt. gBie mir b0ren, ino be
reits llnterbanolungen i'm @anae, i'm
cine iolde FIR infer freunoliaes 9ta@
bdritaotaen gu befdaffeu.
~ Son 8. @elternlan unb 60
44O BroaomaH, Stem Nort 1T su be.
5ieben: v9anne Suite I'M De lutte 8u,
bel" fomie nllt mine Stremtio" boz
Srik 6eHter.
~ &obIen! $50 aiebt {!
CUTE ROblen?" Das 1T BET oieieu, fri.
lden uno nerbenitarfenoen 9Better bi,
aasemeine Sra9e, oenn iuenn man bi.
table quit sur @eniiee genoflen bat
lebnt man iid uab eiren gutaefatterten
Sfen ooer &alnln. g8ir f0nnen uniere
seier berifdern, baB lie einen eans aus ,
8eaeihneten 9lrtifeI beim 9errn Gnos
Yoptins SO. "a Noro Gberrps Strabe
fnoen.
% 8 ennefiee uno @aei.
/ &c : Ba BIN. Die 8oIfSs gserlanit,s
lung sur Nbltimnnng uber Die Sub.
lcription bon $500, 600 fur 6iefe Babn
1T auf uneetuilfe Belt berfAoben tpors
ben, oa f9 bic Oirettoren fur cine
-anoere Weife, bic Ga1e Dor 6as Bolt
81 brineen, ausseiproaen baben.
,R s riminaI. @eridt. Sn
oisietii 9eriatsbof ipurben aelfern
4Rg. MoB uegen DiebitabIs elmer
9oloenen ubr gu 5 Sabren, Senrp
Sones tuegen Siebfdbls bon Sleifd,
I'm Marttbanie tu Is Monaten unb
Wm. Setulett .tuegen Ginbrud,s in
Gosefielo gu 5 Sabren 8udtbaus pers
urtbeilt nno iofort our9 Ben sderif
oortbin abgeliefert.
~ @ar3en au berfrei.
lie SlH 2ceWfet0i1tr bebauptet,
oas folgenoe einfa9e WfitteI babe nod
ME berfeblt iene garitigen Sautaus.
isudfe 80 bertreiben, ipenn es mad
Sorfhrift angeipeiibet tuor6en: Mad,e
einen .itarten NufauB bon 0iotbs
gidenrinoe nit beibein gSaffer, unb
benese oamit, penn berieIbe serfaltet
u, bic 8arSen, lie otter, oeifo better.
Sn iuentgen Sagen i9on perben iie
ueri9Uunoen fem.
R Sn Chicago bettebt cine : ro.
ssetin SueI @ompanDa iuelde ibren
Ufitglieoern Das Seuernnasmaterial
beoeuteub biui9er Iisfert,, aIs oieIelben
g bon ben 8oblenbdn6Iern beaiehsn
sonnen, SiefeIbe bat ia ihrem gBir.
EN- 9sgen bas NfonopoI bis iebt einen
'eneren @rfolg 9ebabt. ais bic ianauis
lti9en 0reun0e 6ieiee llnternehnsus |
y boffen iuagten. Sin folder 8erein
onnte aud bier boz, grobea gtuben |
siti. 8ia ni@t irgeno ein ensraifder
Burger fib an Die Gpihe zines foldenl
!tlternebmens iteIen?
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MDli5et @ericbf.
n Oconnor. betrnnTen. az


1 @Hn SeoHnor, betrnnFen, So
I'm. Berner, btegI., IS.
Biais Grnp, un9ebabrIides Be.
trngen, freioeIprcGen. HI
%. Barber, GrlanGune, bon gBaa .
rem unter falf9em 1oreeben. Wsrs
f4Oben.
SAINTS gBiIkerfon nnO q. @uoa.
GiebEnEI, grei0efproAen. WV,
Gb. @sabts, DisbifabI Mufas1d5es
Sen, IS
150s. sermon, e4imPfen frsise.
fprOden. n ~. .s
!. G5. srSias gaeabuntirsn gufse.
Wcrris ! yoiusrsg Betreibuua bon
{ a7Aelaoef9 dftss ebns licens $25.
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2anf =gieiibets;
u 0ermietben poer 5ll DerFaufen.
SD beabftdbtige meme iestge NeiiSsas gu permetben
ober 81 uertaufen. Siefel6e tiegt sta AZ DleIe ueu
0aihpile en- ber NorSiei ees Gube lambs Slnes an
Nder 2an6, bic itd5 In eitem uor3ig5ea GuItin z8s
ftanSe beFRsen. Der @oEnplot entb6t elm 5a,s NIT
er Basenf5uppen, Stau, Soiss unb Sii6nersSaus
u. !. N. u. I. 10. Gin neHtaIS peregeHser 3aiiers
bad I6ift burd ben @obnpIas.
9as Snus fanH fofort be3ogen werben. Behins
g.msen: 600 Dollars Nietbe per Sa5r. gtan erfd5rt
V6b.r bel benz nuter3et9neten in 9lr. GA berrps
StraEe Bel 9aramore NIB Se,uefs ooer BEL 6errn
81 o. Saufors. 9rdfibent her Griten RattonolfBoat.
Geo. 81. 6ibbarD,
Nr. "a, gberTy>9 trase.
Hay Der chtge BIat eigRet f9 porsigEib fiji
einen gemiies unD 8lumen s@Grten. Ml1 III Der
Flag febr fir anein1au gfeigaft. $500 5a RI
Sau6-2B
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- Ser O. Gaetr Gus Ren.
phie, Dslf9at snr @toats eoubsntfon be-
fu@te MHe btlste @iDrDeri. 49,. ~ !,

Pnlpr 2etf90r 3uL Gtg0geeQuReut10n be-
fu@te uHe belste Mlcrpell, 800, " ~ j !.
~ Bir besrii6en inter ,a.rlier.n
GOrrefpoHoeHtm richer rad gIaneer
Baufe sIufexu tseftheH asennb & aus
QoHiebigle. Geisn Brief iuir6 rtif Sns
tevefFe bon allen lelefeu tvsrDeH. . Z
2eioer Tam bic 2oMiebine 9oiF f..
fpdt ~ Gdu6en, ba6 mir heute Hur Die
erie SdIfte oss Dvisffe tSi59en t5as
men. .4asw
TtierIis&fsfttn. gDif.
mir t6ren, fol fa6tSEn BEL zMaam in
bee EMknb ~ Dne @ebMrfeffR
eee aeraetH &C. gefsieft meloea.
Wa9 sn Der mob lbetonnteia GonnI6s
feas &kteelf4ku 8tarerei@ pfrb Ser!
0ebnrtetao bte 1eTrn Gexnel FED
hb be0an0en iper1etl. MODE En- IN
gutter @efuHbbeit nod .redlts pieF bo,.
letHefa - ertyef lid en- Saaers
S6msdit Su prdGtieI
@ GiMeMtnt B sFtRnoal
Sn tfla ~: Mesinsent tfauIirEF 9Sior-
teries tysIdlee kitgieIbif llnf;snj,f "a IS
AabeA 5l1ei ScIbntea, @lcnG SpS "a ~, .l,s
Eii&sr, bic Publication eifsr y ra 49, l
9ettune attter Dem earen ..alag ~
giner be0onneia. Die Seee III ;,Ser. |
lals aoAF iHters6ant anb spir koliss |
caB Die ilfileM &oLlf0en hd8n beiiraee1
lpercsl sM lyyM @pbdre1 iermiffeTlF |
Der rebe" MultIdruaa ua6 e31fST ~.
tsrtrtitef Doe Boz 0leoiasTl n
eia ieEs HiebIi9es 8Iatt. 81
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STINT iln6 5tadt.
DIE Gtaats seita,a8 FIR 1865.
GaeIii6e anb B54entIi6e
StaatsS3eitun8; Subferip :.
finnA Mreife s7f

GaeIf9e 3eituHg (1urd
Zen krd9er irie SaIs 9eIiefert ODER per
%oR Derldnot
Bel monatlider ooer sbierteIid6rIi@er
Borausbeiablnn8 81 per Wonnt.
Rt@t i'm 8craas be5nbH
90 vi, % per Monat.
Sci 864entH9er Collection onrd ben
Erdser. .ls,s.. 30 Gents per gBOde.
B64eutIiae 3eituns;m
DMr6 ben Erager ms Saus gelieiert
A.s. 80 10 Gents per HUMMER.
per Boit mad nIIsn Ebeifeh 6er Ser.
einigfen GtaatsR $4 Der 5abr.
8sr 9Os aa@ Dsutfd IanD, Porto
p0r1uabe3dbn - 80 -
<as-as- ass.''-ss 85. Is Der Sabr.
asSssssG. IS sSsss
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Nittppd, ben %. Sannar 1868.

SSer3eteblftR tleiler Mmjet9ela
i'm be,lti0eu 8Iatte.
Sl0elphi Sbeater, 9ianor 2otti's
sroBe Geuti@e Sper. Seute @beno
Wiosarts 8auberfote, t,ior9en Abeno
@ebers Sreifdiis.
glusseaei6nete Cumberland 8obIen
BEL gnos Sopfine, SO. "a 3Oro
GberrpsStraB
Der 0anpfer @afbbiue sbt NOR.
gen SfaGmittae 4 llbr nod Cairo ab,
Surnberein- Mittwods uno Sonns
tags Surnlbuneen.
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6anneI alnn NHrfe.

Nepgort, gfittpo6 %. San.
8 olo 61nete 81 139 unb ftano um
101 ubr 1891, 123 llbr Wittags 139.
u. g. 8onos 6proe. fdlis 1881 / 0s
:, :. 5s2Oer /. @erieS 11(A
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Reading Railroad.
WIN 7 E II AR r RANGE MENT
November 25th, 1857.


NREAT TRUNK LINE from the North and
VI North West for Philadelphia, New York, Read.
ing Pottsville, Tamaqua, Ashland, Lebanon, Allen.
town, Easton, Ephrata, Ltiz, Lancaster, Columbia,
&c, &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New-Yorh, as fol.
lows At 800, 525 and $40 A NJ. and LOS and 35
P. NJ connecting with similar Trains on the Penn
sylvania Railroad and arriving at New York at 5 10
l0.l5and IL so A. NJ. and $40, 8 80 p. NJ. Sleep
ing Cars accompanying the 3. 90 A. NJ and 9.35 P. NJ
Trains without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville, Tama-
qua, Minersville, Ashland, Pine Grove, Allentown
and Philadelphia at $40 A. NJ. and 2.05 and 40
p. NJ, stopping at Lebanon and principal way
stations the 4:l0 m. making connections for
Philadelphia and Columbia only. For Pottsvie,
Sohuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Sohuylkill and
Susquehanna Railroad, leave Harrisburg at 55 p
Returning: Leave New York at 900 a. m, 1900
Noon and 500 and 500 p m; Philadelphia at 8, Is
q. m. and $50 p. m. Way Passenger Train leaves
Philadelphia at 80 a. m, returning from Reading
at q. 80 p. stopping at all Stations Potsville at
s.45 a. and 2.45 p. m; Ashland 100 a. and r.
10 and zoo pm; Tamaqua at $50 am. and loo
and As p. IN.
Leave Pottsville for Harrisburg via schuykill and
Susquehanna Railroad at Z 20 n. m. and l2 60 noon
Reading Accommodation Train leaves Reading az
7.30 A. NJ returning from Philadelphia at AGO
P NJ.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Beading at 100
A. M, and 6l5 p M. for Ephrata, Litiz, Lancas.
ter, Columbia, &c.
On Sundays Leave New York at 8 90 m, Phila.
dephia 500 A. M, and 3.l5 N, the 500 a. In.
train running only to Reading, Pottsville 90 m ,
Harrisburg 5.25 m, and 40 and 9-35 M. and
Reading at l. 90 and 7,l5 M for Harrisburg, and
l:Os a. m. and IL 40 m. for New York, AIS p m.
for Philadelphia.
Communication, Mileage, Season, School and Ex.
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Baggage checked through 100 Pounds Baggage
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G. A. NICoLLS,
| General
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Mount Carmel Hotel

MT. CARMEL. Northumberland Co.. Pa.
THOS. BURKET, PRorRIEroR.
This large comm odious Hotel Il located near the
depots of the Shamekin Valley and the Quakske q
New York Railroads. Trains arrive and depart daily
This house Is located In the centre OF the Coal Re
gon and affords the best accommodations 10 travel
and permanent customers. jay s.
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Agricultural Implements,

H0E'S Grain Rakes, Steel and Iron Garden Rakes,
and Hay Forks, Grass and Grain scythes, Grain
Cradles, Cradle Fingers Trace, Breast, Tongue and
Log Chains, Grind stones, Tanning Mill Selves Of
all sizes and kinds, large assortment of Red Wagon
for sale by j. II. C0NLEY a CO.
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The high estimation in which BAuoH's Bone Ma
nures have been held, during fourteen years past,
we shall fully sustain in the future. Having now tho
entire control of the great resources of the city of
Chicago for furnishing Ammonia and Phosphate
yielding material, viz Bones, Dried Flesh, Blood,
&C., we have, in connection with our works in Phil.
adelphia the largest facilities for furnishing these
manure, at the above low prices.
BAUGH & SONS, Philadelphia
NORTHWESTERN FERTILIzING CO., Chicago
JOHN RALsToN & CO., Genr Ag'ts, New York.
GEORGE KIRKE CO., Boston.
GEORGE DUGDALE, Wholesale Ag't, Baltimore.
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ALFRED L. TYLER,
General Superintendent.
Northern Central Railway.

SUMMER TIME SCHEDULE.
NN and after May 1lth, 1868, trains will leavs
~ SUNBURY, as follows
LEAVE NoRTHwARD,
600 A. NJ, Daily for williamsport Daily (excep.
Sundays,) for Elmira, Canandaigua
Rochester, Bufaloe Niagara Fails
Suspension Bridge and the Canadas. q
4l6 p. NJ, Daily Except Sundays) for Elmira, and
Buffalo via Erie Railway from Elmira
$40 p. NJ, Daily Except sundays,) for Williams
port
LEAVE SOUTHWARK
1203 a. NJ, Daily Except Monday,) for Baltimore,
Washington and Philadelphia.
l002 A. NJ, Daily for Baltimore and Washington
ZOO P. NJ, Daily except Sundays,) for Harrisburg
]. N. DuBARRY, ED s. You've
Genl. Sup't., Gen1 Passen'r Ag't
Harrisburg, Pa. Baltimore Nd
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

TTNBE undersigned having succeeded to the busi.
i ness of T. HINES & co, takes this method of
informing Brick Layers Builders, and ell others in
to fill all orders for building and paving Brick of
superior quality ard at as low rates as can bo had
elsewhere.
am also the Agent in the Counties of Northum-
berland, Union, Snyder and Montour, for WAR
REN'S IMPROVED FIRE and WATER PROOF
ROOF. This is tho cheapest and best Roof that
be used on buildings We covered several build
ngs with it, during the last with entire salts
faction.
Orders left Mt the Brick Yard, in Cakes Addition
TO Sunbury, or at the Office of Mr.. Wm. Reagan S
Saw Mill and Lumber Yard, or at Sunbury Post
Office, will receive prompt attention.
TOWNSEND HINES.
Sunbury, March II, 1868
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RsHvH&D~AHs "a
q. VI. REM, Demtis1

q. VI. aSENN, Dentist,
Will remove his Office to ]. NJ simpsons Building,
End story, Market Square,
SUNB URH, PA.
VHTHERE he will be prepared to do all kinds of
w work pertaining to Dentistry. Wan keep
constantly on hand large assortment of Teeth, and
other Dental material from which he will be ablo 10
select, and meet the wants of his customers,
All work warranted 70 give satisfaction, else the
money refunded.
The very best Mouth Wash and Tooth Powders
kept on hand.
His references are the numerous patrons for hqm
be has worked for the last twelve years.
. Sunbury, March 81, 1888.
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NR0NW TT9srru-xz-a

,~rt, ~ 49, u IA -Es Sss -
fImh following per5ons are entitled 10 receive an
Il increase of Bounty under the Act of Congress
passed July 1865, 70 equalizo Bounties.
lst All soldiers who enlisted after the 9h day Of
April, 1851, for years and served their time Of
enlistment and have been honorsbly discharged and
have received or entitled 10 receive Bounty of
SlO0, are entitled an additional Bounty of 500.
I'd All such soldiers who enlisted for years and
have been honorably discharged on account Of
wounds received in the line Of duty, are entitled 10
an additional Bounty Of SEO0.
81 The Widow Minor Children, or Parents Of sucl,
soldiers who died in the service of wounds or disease
are entitled 10 an additional Bounty Of sEOO.
BY application TO s. p. W0LVERTON, E.u Of
sUsBURY, Pennsylvania, who is an authorized Claim
Agent, all such claims can be speedily collected
sunbury, August 4, 1856 If