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II VIZ undersigned hs:~t!u Assessor larth- :;
= Division, lIth District, "a, will r!rrt tAg
Peopi" az the following times and places for the
p"rroir": receiving the Income Returns far lSCg.
And rcrotr" Application for Licenses. taxes on
God AMI Plated Watches, Carriages. yaturI at
$500 and upwards, and Gold ana sl.yIr P..t.,
for lSId:.
At }: Gallon Smiths, Jackson twp, March -.
At Henry {. Fishcr'r, Washington twp., March
49,
AZ John II. Gcist's, Upper Mahanoy, March l..
At iirarv 3. Wcavcr's, TrlvogtJ1, March 10.
At his office corner OF 81 and Chestnut str.at
Slnbiry, from March 1t to March l5tk, and
March 2ls, tu March 3l.t, 1870.
Al. persons mast MAKE upi!icatipi. for Licenses
each year, no matter how long thy have brta
in business.
Fsr,ons are required to attend ou TIE days
named.
Persons engaged in any kind Of business, are
required to make returns, (iu dctui), OF iacoms
to Ihe, whether they receive blanks or not.
PHILIP ". SlIISUEI..
Assistant Assessor,
"l Division, ltth District, "a.
SuuhurV, Feb, 10 1874.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19

THE Pennsylvania Legislature has now
before it bill which provides that any
person contracting for the sale ofmilk and
reducing the same with water, or in any
way rendering it less valuable, shall be bar
red from any right to recover pay for the
same; that any person Knowingly selling
or Offering for sale impure, adutcrNted or
unwholesome milk shall be deemed guilty
of mseemeanor and liable to q fine Of fifty
dollars for each offence, or thirty days i'm
prisonment, or both aud that any person
keeping cows for the production of milk
for market in q crowded or unhealthy con-
diton, feeding on food that produces un-
wholesome milk, shall be subject to- like
penalty.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19
WoMAN's RIenrs.--The names of tn

WoMAN's RIGHTS. names of the
Indies at cheyenne, Wyoming Territory,
who have been the first in the history of
the world to sit upon jury, deserve to be
nut upon record. On the grand jury there
were five women, in total Of fifteen per-
sons, viz: Mrs. Amelia Hatcher, Mrs.
DR.. Hilton, Miss Eliza Stewart, Mrs. ].
A1ackel, and Mrs Agnes Baker. Twenty
petit jurors were drawn Mt the same time,
of whom six were women, as follows Miss
Nctt;c IIazen, Mrs. Jennie Lancaster,
Mrs. Jennie IrYinson, Miss Mary Flynn,
and /. n. Hartsough.
A jury was summoned, whereof the bet
ter half were ladies', and after four days of
dcliberation upon q siulple case of homi-
eide, have actually returned a verdict to
the astcnished Court. To be sure, it was
only reached by the process of exhaustion;
but the alleged impossibility Of feminine
agreement being achieved, what does it
matter that the ladies of the jury were
very much fatigued, and doubtless retired
to their homes thoroughly disguised with
The exercise of at least one Of the rights
they had wrested from tyrannical man.
We hope their hardships will not be fatal
to the great cause, but that the noisy few
will perscvcre until they are convinced,
like their sisters Of Wyoming, by actual
experience, that our rights include duties,
the performing Of which is not the sort. of
sport they had imagined. What happy
fellows those husbands in Wyoming must
Do now that their wives have actually been
''exhausted" by one of the most trivial OF
the labors and responsibilities they 80
much coveted.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19

HEARING THE OTHER SIpE.-General
Sheridan has written to Washington, that
the dispatch of Vincent Collycr in refer
ence to the expedition against the Picgans
was unjust to Colonel Baker, and that, so
far the wild Indians are concerned, the
problem which ,he good people of the coun-
try must decide is, who shall be killed,
whites or Indians ? Gen. Sheridan asserts
that since 1862 at least 800 men. women
and children have been murdered in the
most licndish manner within the limits of
the present command, and he gives details
Of the outrages committed upon women
which are too terrible ior publication. He
says, in another letter addressed to Sena-
tor Ross, on the subject of the farther pro-
lection of the Kansas frontier from the
indians, Gen. Scholield has made the
necessary arrangements. He has reported
to me that he considers war inevitable,
and with the very Indians that We have
been Ecding for the last year. We are
much embarrassed ny the apparent SYM
pathy of members of Congress, and huma-
nitarians generally, who seem to forget
that all was required Of the Indians is, that
they shall not murdcr our people. There
will be no Indians killed by my orders if
they will comply with this very reasonable
condition. ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19
From iIic PtaiHa.

CHEYENNE. March lI.-Thc latest news
from Fort Fcttcrmun is that an Indian
who came in yesterday from Red Cloud 5
camp, on the Tongue river, reports that
the Indians are friendly and desire peace.
Mr.. Richards left the camp twcnty-threc
days ago 10 communicate with the whites.
Red Cloud thinks that the conduct of the
Iudians will depend upon what Mr. Rich
ards reports. Red Cloud has TWO hundred
LODGES with him.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19
spccr's Fort Crane Wine.

This noted and excellent vine samples
OF which can be tasted at all our druggists
we believe to be superior in every respect,
and in all a desirable qualities, medicinal
no excepted, to pure and genuine imported
Fort, worth ten dollars q gallon.
For sale by Druggists.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19

TIL; new grain depot, on the west bank
of the Schuylkill, Philadelphia, erected by
the Pennsylvania Railraod Company, is at
length completed, at cost. Of 800, 900.
The new depot is 555 feet long, 125 feet
wide, and 81 feet in height. There are laid
down six tracks sufficient to accommodate
COO cars at one time. There are six rows
of platform bins, each holding $50 bushels,
or one car load. Running across the bull
ding, and underneath the bins, are ways
for wagons. \ wagon can load 100 bushels
in three minutes. Wheat and oats are
already in the bins, and are being daily
received and discharged. Besides all these
facilities for transferring grain, there is
room within the building for tiering $4,000
barrels of -four
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19

eI,OC2. $500, mn &rnn.

ti,OC|, %1Go, rnl &E@H.
Thy Will be issued tvs Coupon Goui, r.y.r.,
TO Bearer, ANA may be hr.i in tn, form; ar
/ The Bend may be registered in runra. o.. e..
owner, With the coupons remaining l.y.n', g..
: bearer at''chcl, the principal h,u. taca t..a--
fcrah'c only on the books Tie Company, "a. ..
roa'si-uci to bearer; or
The coupons may be detached ou3 cancelled.
the Bond made Il permanent Registered Eoud
transferable only on ,ag book, of the yo.lr.n,.
and the Interest made payable on,yto The ry.,.,-
tered owner or his attorney.
The three classes VII be- known r,-pc..ty..y
as:
rs:. Coupon E:on04 pnyaA:c to
Bearer"
;id. "Rcgi*G cred Fionas wItr, Ccr.
Pons attached"
Sd. "R"Risscrcd Eson,is with Gov.
pons detached" aud should by so Gc.t-aa-
ted By Correspondents IN sIcyiryins the rla,- .t
Bonds desired.
They have thirty years to run from jan
uary IS, 1870 with interest at six per cent. per
unuum from November /, 1862 PRINCIPAL and
Interest payable in gold in the city of New York,
The Interest is payable in May and November,
that it may take the place OF that oc The earle,
issues of Firc-Twcutics, ana suit the couvcu,rrp,
OF our friends who alruady hold Central ANA
Western Pacific Hoats, with ia;,r,-t pavan.gl.
January aui July, and who may 3ca'rr, in make
ing additional hvcstmcnt-, 10 h.yc tluir interest
receivable al different seasons OF the yrar
The Loan is secured by % mortgage urou tae
entire Line OF the Road from Richmond lD o..
Ohio River, with the equipment and au ,rhr.
ITpNtTtN AMI f..I
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19
PATENT FAMILY
CO n SIH ELLER.

This little Corn Shelter is made entirely of cast
iron, put.togethcr with screws so that it can be
half (41E) pounds, is very neat and compact, and
not at all liable TO break or get out of order. 1t
can be fastened to table, bench or chair. Large
and small ears are shelled perfectly clean by it,
without breaking or even scratching the grains,
at the rate of 215 to bushels per hour; and this
can be done by boy u years of age: 1t shells
green corn (boiled) as readily as ripe, leaving
the grains whole, thus securing one-third more
corn than il il wero cut off the cob.
There are three sizes manufactured No. ],
for Pop Corn" No. 9, for Northern Corn, 81,
inches. No. 3, for large or Southern Corn, 27S
inches.
Apply 10 BENZ. BONNER,
Paxiuos, North'd Co., Pa.
Feb 2G 1870. Am,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19
lfrOEsa ElnisSnS

LAWRENCE March 1i.-The immigra-
tion to Kansas this season is unprecedented
in the history Of the State. The railroad
company has been obliged to order addition
al rolling stock TO meet the requirements
of freight and pass ngers
The rst shipment ofColorado cattle over
the road has Just taken place, and there are
lO,0O0hea at Kit Carson's station await
ing shipment.
y fast night express train is to DO nut
on the road, to make the time from Kansas
City to Denver in six hours.
Several of our business men have given
notice that they will resume specie pay
mculs next week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19
FUNDING BILL.
II Passes the Senate.

Secretary Of 'he Treasury Authorized to
Issue -Four Hundred Million Dollars
:. of Registered Bonds They are
Reeeemdble in Coin.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19
E'g.eH.Y

LONDON. March 1850 P. .M.-This
evenings edition of the Times gives the
following from the Roman frontier On
Monday the scheme ofiuiallibility was dis
tributed to the members OF the Council. 1t
asserts that the Church possesses supreme
and complete primacy, and that the prin-
cipality over The Universal Church was re-
ccivcd with plcntitudc of power from the
Lord Himself by st. Peter. of whom the
Pontiti is successor. All questions OF Faith
must be determined under that power, or
else the words. of the Lord to Peter would
be disregarded. This is proved by the re-
Suits in the Apostolic See, and the immacu-
late doctrine has always been fully main
tanned and consequently we inculcatc with
the e,e4nclGfeW:;ee Of GapnrdA, rqPRs ,6"iRG .pit
assistance, the Roman Puntil. of whom it
was said, in the person orPcter 10y Christ.
Il have prayed FOR nj" | cannot err when
acting rs the supreme teacher of all Chris
tians. The scheme defines what the
Church must hold in faith and morals. and
that the prcrogatives Of Papal inflliblity
extend over the same matters to which the
iuiallibility Of the Church is applicable. If
any should dare which God forbid, to con-
trovcrt the present definition, let him know
that he departs from the lrue faith.
BERNE, March 10, via Paris, March II.
The reply Of the POntiOcal Court to the
last dispatch Of Count Daru has been for
wardcd to Paris. 1t contests, in implicit
terms, the demand of the French Govern
ment to be represented in the Ecumcnical
Council. The Apostolic Nuncio to the
French Court is charged at the same time
to give assurances that the representative
of France will be received with all the con-
sidcration due to that Government.
BERLIN, March 1.-THE North Ger
man Gdzotte says, that the claim that is
made by The Pope to inG,llibility only shows
how liable he is to error.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19
I'd of directors. deposit legal tender

board of directors, deposit legal tender
notes with the Treasurer of the United
States to the amount I'd its outstanding
circulation, and take up the bonds pledged
for its redemption and provided further,
that not more than one-third of the bonds
deposited by any bank as such security
shall be of either of the classes of bonds
hereby authorized on which the maximum
rate Of interest is fixed at AZ or per CEN
tum per annum.
SEC. 8. 1nd be Il further enacted, That
the amount of circulating notes which any
bank may receive from the Comptroller OF
the Currency under the provisions OF section
II of said act, may equal but not exceed
eighty per centum Of the par value OF the
bonds deposited, but shall not exceed in
the aggregate the amount of which such
bank may be entitled under said section
SEC. s.. And be 1t further enacted, That
any banking association organized under
the national currency act, and the acts
amendatory thereof, may, upon depositlng
with the treasurer United States notes to
an amount not less than S50,0OO, receive
an equal amount of registered bonds of the
United States of the kind and description
provided for by section 3 of this act, and
may deposit the same as the security for
circulating notes, and thereupon such
banking association shall be entitled to and
shall receive circulating notes upon terms
and conditions and to the extent pro-
vided in the said national currency acts,
and without respect to the limitation Of the
aggregate circulation of national currency
/ prescribed by said acts provided, how
ever, that as circulating notes are issued
under this section, an equal amount OF
/ United States notes shall be cancelled and
| destroyed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19
COUPONS C.lSHED.

Stock bought and sold on commission oaly.
Accounts received and intcrest allowed on daily
h".itn"", subject to check at sight.
Feb. 20, 'T0.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19
The IGIan ~ i;s Old Work in West
Virginia and Tennessee,

WHEELING, W, Va, MARCH O.
United States Marshal Slack writes from
Charleston, kanawha county, the recently
selected capitol OF the state, under date OF
March 3, that an organized band of fkuklux
catered the town ia open daylight ON the
morning of the 3d, and advancing TO tho
jail with keysand other fixtures deliberately
unlocked The utcrhnd cen doors, releasing.
the prisoners, To those who happened 10
be present coc6ed reviewers were presented
with sworn threats tlat ii an alaru. WAS
given death would he theit portion. The
organization is sald o. De widespread, and
civil authorities poWcrlrss. la view of
the speedy removal of thc capitol tn Char
lvstOn Tho Guyeruur, il Is said, will call
upon the Goyounvut Tor Military aid 20
suppress the laNl,ssnrss.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19
0eto Aobsrtisronent2.
OFFICE OF FIsK & rrATCr.
BANKERS AND DEALERS in GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES.
No. 3 NASSAU STREET, New YoEl

No. NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.
February, 18th, 1870.
Inc remarkable success which attended our
negotiations of the Loans of the CENTRAL PAc1r1o
RAILROAD COMPANY and the WESTERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, and the popularity and
credit which these Loans have maintained in tho
markets, both IN this country and Europe. have
shown that the First Mortgage Bonds of wisely
located and honorably managed Railroads are
promptly recognized and readily taken as the
most suitable, safe, and advantageous form Of in
ycstmcnt, yielding a more liberal income than
can hereafter be derived from Government Bonds,
and available to take their place.
Assured that, in the selection and negotiation
of superior Railroad Loans, we are meeting n
great public want, and rendering n yaluabl,
vice-both to the holders Of Capita and to
great National works of internal improve,
whose intrinsic merit and substantial char.
entitls them to the use of Capital and the O..
dence Of investors-we now offer with spocia
confidence and satisfaction
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19
TAIkE NOTICE.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE

Tn the Fort Augusta or Col. Cakes addit Ion to
Il the Borough of Sunbury. Prices from TWO
HUNDRED to FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
payable in monthly installments of Ten Dollars
each. Also, the BURR HOUSE in Northumbcr-
land, suitable for frst-class hotel. Also, Tim
Der land in Lycoming and Centre counties.
Apply TO JOSEPH O. TRACY,
Northumberland, North'd Co., Pa.
Feb. &c, 1S1O.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19
SEED POTATOES.

SEED POTATOES.
EARLY ROSE,
vANDERvERE SEEDING,
&C., &C., &C., &c.
4 large 10! for sale by
BENZ. BONNER.
Paxinos, Northd County, Pa.
Feb. &c, 1870.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19

intt ttnurht,.i iusGm,. p tho oif.i,i.
81 Washington against L,!,. lie ,,l.l,.n
el l'e Brush Hi aulrF NL.,I rtu down ib.
ope.i1, II s tIid .,gt a demand wil
mids "a lni!"nd iyF ssiil Iuulshlasat
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19

SENATOR Sumner introduced n bill in
The I. 5. Senate, or Moaday, to provide
for the resumption Of specie payments. 1t
provides for the gradual substitution ofcoin
rs their legal reserve by the National Banks
ut the rate OF one per c.nt. month di-
reefs the resumption Of specie payments'by
the United States Treasury on the first Of
January next provision being made for
tAat purpose BY the retention of surplus
coin, and purchase Of more, if necessary :;
fepo2ls All acts Of making anything. but
coin legal tender suspends the further
printing ottnitcd$ta,o notes and currency,
and r-tiros tho mutil&tcd currency.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19

lake Outario was h0zgn ov-r q f,v dave
s,u-r, ID 10 AID, nom lhu tautdr % ihc
AmrHctu sh1rt, nui ~ .lr rlst and W,st
80 thr ESQ could reach. THIS - tAr Lr.t
lIua ghat gbis great !ake has bsa ~ boual
10 alany yeaEv
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19

NASHVILLE, MAggu "A. j, Fletcher
~ rotary of state, having called upon
General LIyuil, commanding - poet, o.
furnish him with military esclf homo i0r
projection against llt kukips, lhe ollizrns
OF Nashville have GA ls a mpruns 10 appuint
Nc. Fletcher assyrts ,Aat lrius hstwoen
Nashville and tatl.n1,A hayo Lt,n
irlrl, aul fIg ll.s sac "a 4sAs ~ iDr
trr fL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19

N'LNEH CHASGE- In New, York tic
''''"d traders arc cytcrsivoly setting IN
'.'," pay" -l's ON tl,ir own account by
i.'},as cut SILVER change, which brinrs
"" " A'4''vhd custom, from tLo novelty
~ touching hand money ia dimes. half
'.''s ana 4uAr''rs These dealers buy
s.'Fe' Va ,ausfa iug about ten erceut
h''."Hn' l'r g'!l, and OF e,urso l,se Lut
Nl'l7 On The u'rsaclIon. Canada is gu,,si
N'h american silver oRe bank hay'n, a
t,', three tons of il.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19
A Cough, Cold OF Sorc Tnront
Wy5. ~. MOODY,

Wys. S. NoODy,
(Succcs'or to w. 4. Bcnuctt,)
DRU UGGIST AND CHEMIST,
Market Square, SI'NHgRy, Pa,
lias just opened Il fresh and fall assortment Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
unsurpassed in parity and freshness, and kept
con n-tauty on hand. Ills stock VIII always be
found complete in every article Of merit IN Mcdi-
cine.
Physicians and Customers may rely upQu
CgiVtl
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19

TIM my GOODS MARKEr,-A dcsp,-
-',to trAt Las been goinS On between Stewart
1rI C.a!iI", the kings Of the New York dry
goods market Stewart started /. by
marking down" below Claniu's figures.
tLi'in followed sui! Stewart cut down
again then Clalin; then Stewart then
'haHInas@m then Stewart once, ,morcgnd SO
~ MAJ has gone on frawcck. Dry goods
men say they never saw the market so ex-
c''eo As 4 is By this war between the two
ho't houses. Both parties are selling AT
prices ''9t are absolutely ruinous. Trade
Was disturbed hy their operations that tic
y A.a o!tla different mills held meeting
anu "1'."'' not to sell 10 any one except
~ a certain GSrd prics
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19

of superior Railroad Loans, we are meeting
great public want, and rendering yaluabl,
vice-both to the holders Of Capita and to
great National works of internal improve,
whose intrinsic merit and substantial char.
entitls them to the use of Capital and the e..
dence Of inyestors-we now offer with sloca
confidence and satisfaction
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD co
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, connectiro
the Atlantic coast and the magnificent harbor of
the Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio River ut n
point Of reliable navigation, and thus. with the
entire Railroad system and water TRANSFORMATION
ef the great West and Southwest forms the
additional East anG West Trur,t-
Line, SO imperatvoly demanded for the accom-
modatlon Of the immense and rapaly-growfnr
transportation between the Atlantic scubo,rd
and Europe on the one hand, and tie great pro-
ducing regions Of the Ohio and Mississirri
valleys on tn, other.
The Importance Of tl,iS Road ~ -
new outlet from slC yE'cGt TO the sc.p
magnitles it into one Of national con.cuucncc
and insuros to it an extensive through trAtlia
from the day OF its completion while in III.
development Of the extensive agricultural ans
mineral resources OF Virginia and Wcst-Vi-iyia,
1t possesses, along its own line the elements Of
largo and profitable local business.
Thus the great interests, both general and
local, which demand the completion Of the
( CrEsArHAKE AND ONO RAILROAD to the Ohio
River afford the surcst guarantee OF It's suco,--,
pOrtant aEaG2 Substantial Railroad
enterprise I,ow In progress III t,.n
Country,
! IT. superiority - ~ Eat and W.st route. an
! the promise VI an immense and profit.b.g t:a3.
awaiting its completion, E.Yc drawn to It the lf-
tention ard cooperation of prominent Ca1'ta i,ta
Railroad men Of this City OF sound Judgment an.
4 known Integrity, Whose connection with il. to-
ggther with that Of eminent citizens AND hu,uc.,
ulcn of Virginia and West Virginia, insure, IN
energetic, honorable, and successful manage
meat.
III" Ronr Is completed and IN orcratu!. FROM
Richmond to the corhr.tcl White Sulphur
springs of Wc,t virginia, 247 miles, and there
remain but zoo miles (now partially coastrUctca)
70 hr completed, to carry it 10 the proposed ter
minus on the Ohio river NJ, or Lear, she month
of the Big Sandy river, 40 miles abovc Ciac,n-
! unti, AMI $50 miles below Pittsburg.
/ Lines are now projected or in progress through
, Ohio AMI K,ftn"sy t. th:a Point. which wit
! connect the Gfcsng'r:sitH a:.3 e9I.i;, vFitI.
tn" ciitir2 Railroad syslcln.: ;,i' cs.t.
/ S"hs ''nd Southwest, tsuIs ggi.7a iHc,
Pacific N&I-"m;i.
3 It, valuable frauc3i-e, anI .nreror a'r.a,,-
ges viii l,ac" the Cnrs,rr.KH ayu ONO f.,.,-
ROAD H"NPANY among II" rieha.t a"d most
powerful ana trustworthy corporations u: tho
r"l"i,yi and there exists " present y.....,. iu
COM ',t"d road and work !oac, c.ua. to ta, oI.-
tire amount Of the mortgage.
The details Of the Loan have been arrun-..
with special reference to the want. Of a. c..-.n-
OF Investors, and combine the v4rio"s a..,ar.- o.
convenience, safety AMI protection a.-@iu.t ,u.-
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Paints, Oils, Glue, Glass, Patty,
NaraisheH, de.

Ah nay Tiucturss, syrups, oiuimcnts, Ceyatrs,
aul otlri Preparations are manufactured by nv
,,sNhlnd from Tie beet material he eau proeuIe ia
Maktt,
AtrT ulut ycirs' experience IN tho practice az
AVil 'iu', De- viii u1W dcyuts HE whole AttcntiDn
o. hs .tlie, AMI Go the COMFOUAplSG or
AL fkln, NFHONs thai Hu rhyaie.4ls may
favor hin suh,
Al nay PREPARATION. as have above assrrtel,
Ife u .iu f.uHn thf bet natlilll, ana u.Hl lnGsf
n,H'it, they arr 0f unleiaI strength.
l'i mriieal purposes, krrp nn L4al 'he f'iy
ut#t
MiNEs, BBANpIss ASp L~lo oRs,
th.f eaa rFncgie.
hsnfe .rrh. sius elsewhere rii a1l rous.1ts
luaf FFa riHi
WN a., MOODY
saubsay, 30. in. 1870
IAtL- lui re. tlaae ltaHrn. Nt1 ta.t. a
I % " nari-a's tlsrs II CONAN A. 80
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ptY, SELL AND EXCHANGE ALI. IsSCF3