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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
IONpON. March III.

LONDON, March ID.
Marchal MacMahon has returned to
France from Wicsbadcn, where he has
been on parol,
BERLIN, March IA.
The following is announced as the route
by which Emperor and Prince Imperial and
staff will progress on their way home
wards. The route will lead through upper
Germany. Visits will be paid by the
royal cofterc to Frankfort, Woimar Dres-
iden and Munich, at each Of which cities
illuminated and enthusiastic receptions will
be awarded them by the citizens. The
journey to Berlin will be made as direct as
possible, this being rendered necessary by
the present state of the Emperor's health
The Crown Prince of SaXony will remain
in France during the German occupation,
in Champagne. The Crown Princes head
quarters will be at Compaigne.
PARIS, March IA.
The situation at Montmartre is unchang-
ed. "A section of the National Guards still
continue to oppose the authority of the
Government and persist i'll their refusal to
deliver their arms. They still retain q
number of cannon in their possession.
BERLIN, March IA.
The Official German Gazette, in an ed
itorial this morning, states that if the
L
put a decided stop to those attacks which
are being made on peaceful German inhab-
itants, and which are daily becoming more
frequent, such rcprisal will be made by
Germany us will have the desired effect.
This is considered as simply just to the
German citizens who have suffered by the
late riotous uprisings. a request which
was lately submitted by Jules Favre ask
ing that the Prussan requisition on the
various towns and villages ofFrance should
now cease, has met with a refugal.
LONDON, March IA.
The agrarian outFages in several of the
districts in Ireland are gradually assuming
more threatening and serious character.
A Mr. Croetty, Il landlord in county Mayo,
together with his servant, have been shot.
rARIs, March 13.-Ncrsailcs has been
evacuated by the Germans, and q French
garrison installed.
1t has been asccrtaned that twenty Ger
man soldiers were killed and sixty injured
by the accident at PuteauX, on the North
western railroad.
All the French prisoners in Belgium
have been released, and they have gone to
| their homes.
The Radicals have posted placards urg-
ing the army not to fight the people, but
the appeal has been productive ofno effect,
Six Radical papers have been suppressed.
The city is entirely quiet and without signs
of the renewal ofthe recent agitation, which
is condemned by the entire press.
GERMANY.
BERLIN, March 13.-lt is announced
! that the Eth and 18th Prussian Corps and
Wurtemb, rgcrs Will form the Army OF
Occupation of that portion Of France 70 be
held by the Germans until the conditions
of the treaty of peace are fulfilled.
LONDON, March 13.-Emperor William
has set ont OF his return to Berlin, accom-
panied by large and brilliant suite OF
prince, officers of the army and reprcsen-
tatives OF the German government. The
party reached Epernay at noon to-day, and
we've received with great enthusiasm by
returning troops, with whom the city was
crowded.
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PRICES REDUCED
AT THE
Mammoth Boot & Shoe StOre

EEE WILEE&,
In c. g. Smiths Room, Queen Street, one doo
East of the Post Office,
NORTHUMBERLAND, PENN'A.
For Elmirl Boots, go to Eli Micr's Boot and
Shoe Store. They are sold, Best Calf at SO.
For French Calf Boots, 80 to Eli Millcr's, only
50 to Sll per pair.
For Boots, Shoes and Caters, at lowcyt posi-
bic prices, go to Eli Millcr's, on Queen Street.
For all kinds OF Gum Boots and Shoes eall At
Eli Miller.
For Ladies' Gum Oyerrhoes, see fine assou-
nlcnt az Eli Miliers.
Tor all kipds Of Nhldrcn's Shoes, 20 and cX-
anime iii Miile!'s large assortment.
For anything in the Boot and Shoe line, call
and examine Eli Milcr'S stock before purchasing
elsewhere if YOU wish to get hrst-class, at tho
lowest prices.
Jan. T, 'Il-Sep. s. '10.-1y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

btS, JAMS, puIlrK of leWislown
hlniiu county, a souiiclnau well aud favor,
ably knoSu throughout Tho state, died
aaddenly a, Ihg Bolton llouse, Harrisburg,
90 lhe ulh last.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18
JUDGE PATTON.

The members Of the Pittsburgh bar have en-.
ployrd the occasion Of Il recent Wilt of Judge
Patton TO this city TO tender him u testimonial of
the estimation and respect in which his character
rs Il Judge and u man are ftiIl held by them,
more than twcuiy-unc years amer his retirement
igum the Presidency of the Court Of Common
Pleas of this county The kind words of the
member, Of tht ulr, rendered after the lapse of
nearly u qqaItcr Of a century, carry With them
solid evidence of judicial aud ptrs9rul merit Ia
Judge Patton, which are well deserving of rccog
milton, IN these days IN which the standard Of
judicial purity and atillN, pqtahy In New York
rliy, Is being sadly lowered, We rejoice, how
ever, Ia being able tu Say, that the Penus yyapa
judiciary h1s uhJtcd little, II any, of is just
g,Iu4s 20 thc h,-h character Tor uusullicd purity
learning aud ability which distinguished our ear
lien Judge,
TA- lrstiu oua! offered 10 Judge Patton is as
honorable tu the members OF the bar as il must
be grateful g. ghe feelings Of the recipient
From the Pittsburgh Post, OF March n, ls7l,l
JUDGE PATTON,
la our ltsuy ~ yesterday Ne published the cor
Trrplulrurr b,tA,cu the members Of the Bench
aud Ear ul The oIly and Judge Patton, formerly
Of tAe BeucA heag, but at prescut Ia Aouhumber-
l4ud county, lAs trlbulo paid 10 Judge fatssl
dttefygs. ITO u..ei several ssspouslble and dls-
uugulshgd positions la thls eliy, commencing
public lltt when hr WAS mere youth, but de
uuHi4Ard Almsr.t ~ hls zeal, ntncss aud uieluy
Ia vtvI5 position to AAiel Ae Was ealled'
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COMP Y.

Being mutual, our expenses are lcss, and our
Chatter is Perpetual. Mcpay losses 10y all kinds
of Accidentally death, ftxccpyng il cases Of
cpilcmics,) by theft, Sc. ~. We pay prompt
ly. No red tape proceedings to obtain your
money in case of loss.
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FnsuFe yGMr Cattle.

INSURE with n responsible and perfectly re-
4 liable Company. Insure where yUUr losses
will be paid promptly.
THIS Is \ MUTUAL PROTECTIVE COM
PANY.
Hence, unlike other Companies, you are sure
of being paid promptly for all losses, if insured
in this Company.
OUR RATES OF INSURANCE AXE LESS
THAN THOSE OF ANY OTHER
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ERMANY.


MADRID, March 1l.--Serious disturb
ances have taken places in the provinces.
AT Alicante an armed mob fired upon the
mayor and authorities, and some lives were
lost.
In the elections the opposition is tri-
umphing.
In consequence Of the disturbed Estate Of
the country, the Kings trip to meet the
Queen is deferred.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

rENIE partnership heretofore existing between
l. S. Il. boyer and W. J. Woyerton, in the
practice of law, has been this day, (March 9th,
lo7l) dissolved by mutuai consent.
s. b. BOY ER,
w. J. WUINERTON.
Sunburv, March Il, 1871.
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ttnburSh fust, OF MAI
JUDGE PATTON,
nsU Advertisements


- uTltE ls hrshy glNeu 90 an Ier,0ns ,ur
y dtLlsi io the him VI bggk = ulslrf, ioT
Coal, Ae-, ana alsa i4f book atpauAls, nuirs,
49,, ai the ullrftlsnei lhal II ual sp,llel bl
ihs sii II MaIgA ltdl, tht5 all hs placed in
tls lanas ola F.uleI aAlsl ~ sleril talifellon.
JACOB q. NICK,
N.rlA is, lsu.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

HuE snaaf elap Ia IaHaifa lhis l,al al
a. uHnAaailY kfHf hnl u tsiimaisl si
ip itll afshfa als iasi ttaf H wee hat
40 nu
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To the Community at Large!
CHANGE At TIE
r CUL ATCR.'

~ tllC CSOiIlilluiilty ut LuISc.
CHANGE At TIE
R G CUL AT OR.
have this day purchased the entire stock,
good Will and fixtures of the Regulator Boot,
shoe, Trunk, Leather and Finding store, OF j. $.
Angie, aud will continue the busiucs, at its pre-
sent location, corner room, liaupt's Iron Front
MARKET STREET, SUNBURY, PA.
When having established arrangement, with
the leading manufacturers of the cuautry, pr,-
pose supplying the market with class of Wor,
of ofcstabilshed reputation for durability auA finish
~ prices that must claim popularity. \ spp.
clalty will be made in the furnishing of Shoe
makers materials for manufacturing.
N,F. MGHTNER.
sonbury, Jan. 81, 1871,
rAIL AND WINTER MILLINERY
ladies R"n""ts "".I u"ss
ANu
FAsuioNAmr MILLINERY Goops GENERALLY,
have just been opened at
MISS L. WEISER'S STORE,
Market Street Que door wc,, Of Gearhar's con
iectoucry store,
SUNBuRI, PA
The latest style, OF Dress Irpmmg-, French
and American flo~,rs, Lases Ribbons, SACK
loups, tbiguuns, Collars, Cuu-, JuuYiu Glove,
and a arsv ,IFisAy ul other Articles,
In connection With ue NtineN business She
rlrilr- on lhr
pREss MAKING ASp FITTING.
iu al its buurh,s, A-otht
CUTTING or PATTERNS
ol every dHclutlur.
fhr lalts af sulhu,y auu Nuu.N ace car-
dislly uNugl 60 s,,l ana examine LG sl.ea4i
ttask,
NEW GROCERY STORE OPENED
1AiA su,,I neat dgor t9 junction it"le.
slNBlRNi fEAA'A
"A snNfg uev starh ul ai tiHds 81 Gr'esr'',
.HHU.s.uf "i
I.i-fr.t
l..ar
uaass, hh0uidsFs,
sul H Es, usiiliiHs sfas.} htlt Ht Grossly
ElNIN.
llafnF is,i opfufi ih.t. ry .i.. 81. I....H.a
IublHl A. can sNi thamIHs ilt#. IA |. Hf |..
tfIHh4silaH al tfI flH#p Il. .l hI rH .H- .H
fan A. Ha4g pl ftssis r. isn. la'.h.r.H-
HsNl ft'uItt
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&, 4. REIMENsNNDFR sse'y, suubaY.
plRECToRSt
Fs-Goy, james Pollock, Hon, &, j, nrunsr
Solomon slr1h, Wm. bund.s, S1lumau ahipe,
John A. shis-lvE pr. D. 2, kr,bs, nr haNll
MaldTlu,
Mar.l o., lSIl,-ly.
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kDcSSOlutiOn.

Sunbury, March II, 1871.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-12

H3Eu auia W HlAht AAN tHsAN dtl tfeAfEs "
any orderly inhabited city on this spo,
cosssd with yespasian. llc besiegcd. pill
lagcd. and finally burned the entire town
Then period Of silence interycnes.- -
Some say Iladrian planted n colony there
And all admit that in Cons,an,inc's time.
whon baptisms in the Jordan came to be
the rage among pilgrims, there rapidly
grew . new settlement into notice.
Then We begin to rcad the usual inter
esting nonsense. Rahab's house was dis
covered. A church was erected over the
spot on which our Lord laid his clothes as
be entered tho water. A nd AWAY up on
the ragged ridge to tho west, that range
through y ravinc Of which the prccipitous
path from Jerusalem comes down. anchor
itos dug their holes in tho cliff. To this
day that bleak point ofrcd rocks is called
the Quarantana mountain and 10 said TO
mark tho spot where Jcsus tasted forty
days at the time Of tho temptation. 1t is
crowned With an old tower.
The crrsades came next. They made
this plain thoir great dependence for hnr-
vests. They dug their granarics out OF
the soil, and erected stronghods like cas-
tlss to guard them. And these walls Of
stone. looking so much like remnants Of
abbsys or feudal monasterics, may have
bsen laid BY them.
Thus tho histories cross and intcr-cross,
until they become confused. In 1907,
Maundrei tells Us no found thorc only "a
poor nasty village" W. rode through i,
several time. going to and from the Jor-
dan. The poverty and nastiness remain
uschanged. Possibly forty huts or habi-
tatIons may bc counted. All around them
grow thorn trees. called nuLk tearing
sns's clothes and hesl as he hurries
through. Dogs bark. smoke causes the
eyes % sting. IDEAS abound. odors nre aw-
ful. Tho Mirest way TO visit Jericho is
u ~ Il six miles of from tho top OF the
lin. Then the beauty Of the plain comes
10 sight. and oil ones memories and Bibli-
al associations arc undistnrbed.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-12
TERMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
1925 c \ SII.

y. B..-l am also prepared. nj nj ms shop IN
Odessa, 10 attach my Delaware Phosphate Sewer
with ah its Improvements aud IN the most suh-
shn,inl manner, 90 the llaines Il Mood OF amy
common grain drill now IN use, and guarantee
to give entire satisfaction.
Farmers wishing The Attachment will please
forward their orders Rs soon p1ssiiic ~ only
a limited number will be furnished this season.
TER HS.-pel4warc Phosphate Sewer attach
cd old drill, Si5 Cash or an approved note AT
30 days. W. uAaitfnx. VI u.
July left Odessa, brl.
AT. BRADLEY, AarNr,
Middleiuwn, Tel.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-12
lMHElssiiE
Delaware Rail Road Line,
SIMMER Arrangcncnt.

M and after Monday, July l7,b, 1871, Isunaays sx
~ cersei,l Passenger Trains viii have ~ fnows3
NORTH. souru,
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-12

Snw Cssrlr TE.iS .-icrvr New Castle Tor Whining.
ton AVID Philadelphia NJ 10 " Leave Philadelphia at
II a. " anl Wilmington 80 T.. for New ca.tr
SNrRN& GHtSrH rHAtss.-- Additional To those nhoyc
~ill leaN. Clayton Tor smgrna ssn 4. NJ aud 9 NC T.
lanN" smyrna for CLAYTON II IS A. w. sud 10 n a,
make connections with trains 70 aud from Dover, aud
lions stHth
FREIGHT TRAIN. with Passenger Car a,tnc,.d fe.v.
Wilmington i2 IS 4. " Nrw tastir, 20. Mhdi,rtown
= M Townsend 4i. Clayton. 2 ~. Davet los, Wv.
emins, "; tct"r. 0n. H. fnetau. % Farming.
ton, "a hrtsc,iil., "a. sfafsnl ae Laurel u,
aud arrive n; Dclmar III ! 81, A. Passengers
leaving Philadelphia "a II 10 r. ". will make
dose connection with this train u, Wilmington
Rcturninr-Ni leave hclmar 3 ~ q ut ian-
rel, 3 * Sca'ori 4 20 iirilucville ! blt Far-
minsiuu, = Harrington, Q a.; f,liuu. Z IL
Wyoming, & g Power, ! -; CLAYTON, t.5
TuNusruI, 70 MujlctuWH, 4 40: kirkwooa
2 nt New Castle, . 80. mud arrive nj Whining
| ton, ihtur w.: lhi'ndepl,is u 10 y a. and
baltimore 3 ~ \. y. Suhjrci to delays uciieu,
to freight Eusintas.
Ihit iraiu Will sieH ia take Mp passengers only
a stations named, ini III 81 down passengers
n any stopping pbcn, EScFrr lI,rgs Corner,
State lscaa, Rodney nni Dupont
CONNECTIONS.
Al Townsend with tic Kent County. and
.rcrm Anne 4 krn' i:ailr"n,t4 ior kenuedyyilc,
Sudlrrst iiic and intermediate tlteUf
At clayton, with ", & 4. Il L. far Eas,on
via intermediate rlaett
Al Harrington With j. 4 u. Il Il. fnr Milford.
Georgetown l.cwts aud Intermediate places.
NJ Srlt0rl, with "a. 4 ~ Il. III tur Fed.rnls-
burg and Cambridge, 81
AT hclaar with 4. = Il Il. fpr Salisbury,
Princess tnnc tfislp,l. also tor berlin and OH
cr stitepe on thr " 4 F. r. 4.
Sa3 &3-is H. ;. .hN&EY, sn',,rui pdcnL
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-12

they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such grcnf numbers IN almost every sec.
ton Of the country, that the public scarcely need 70
bc informed Of its virtues uscs.
Srrofnlous poison Is one of the most destructive
enemies Of our race Onen this unseen and uufclt
tenant Of the organism nndermines tho
and invites the attack OF cnccbng or fatal scnscs
WNhout exciting suspicion Of Its presence. Again,
= seems TO breed infection throughout the body, and
taq1n, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
Q one other Of It's hcous forms, either on tho
sgoAcc or among the vitnls. In the latter, tubcr.
slcs may be suddcnly deposited In tho lungs or
heart, or tumors fW,ncd In the liver, or II shows
IT, presence by crtpons on tho skin, foul ulcer.
aticns on some part OF the body. Hence the occa.
scns, use o. bottle O. ,his A.r.apmrin. Z I'D.
appear. Persons afflicted with the following com.
plants generally and imncda,c relief, aud, At
x1s Ss. %,,iXs.w's nv fYre, Rose or Ervsireias.
TrsteS, Eaif Rh~Was. keaid Hsad. RinOsrossss.
Se.r Eyes. korr Ear, and other cruptions or
visible forn,s Of S~rofaio.s disease. Also In the
more concealed forms, az Dvspepsta, Dso,,sv,
Heart Dts~Use, RUS. Epilepsy, NeMrafyia.
and the various t1~~,0as affections Of the m,iscu.
Syphilis or v~merrai and M~r~wst1l Dis~as~s
arr cured by II, though long time IL required fos
subdung thcsc obstinate msladies by amy incdicne.
But long continued Of this medicine will cure
the complaint. Lem~orrh~o or Whites. Uterine
UIc~r1siows, and FsmGs~ I,fs~as~s. nrc com.
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured BY its
tons for each case are found IN onr Almanac, sup.
piled gratis. Rhe.mafism and Gouf, when
caused by nccumuiations Of cNirancous matters
In tho blood Yield quickly 10 II, ms also Lirer
Copsplatnss. Torpidifp. tongrsfion or Indnn,-
walton of the Lfrcr. md Ja"ndicc. when arising,
& soaSy ssSsy 9sn mi. s .m as rntns gosons y The
storcr for the strength and yignr of the system.
Those who nre Longitid ard Jfsffcss. Despon-
dent. Siccptess. and troubled with NERVOUS Ar-
pr~hensions or Fears. or amy Of the affections
fymptomatic Of Weakness, Will ind immediate
relief and convincing evidence OF Its restorative
power upon trial.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-12
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ron a.UnnYYaNG rsaE nlOOn.

The reputation this cx.
ccllent ,nesiss,ine enjoys.
u derived from it, rn,es,
many ri which nrc truly
marvellous. lrycicraic
eascs of Scrofhions dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturuicd with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by Il.
HcrofuI0sis affections and
Disorders which were az.
gravntcd by the scrofii.
luilS contamination until
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-12
DELAWARE
GRAIN AND PHOSPHATE DRILL.

s1silE undersigned having perfected his i'm
l. prosea DELAWARE DRILL" wonld in
form The Farmers that he Is nov prepared To fur
pish them with the heat combined Grain and
Phosphate Drill ever introduced into this ceun-
try.
II is ycry simple in constructions; very sub
sinn,ially made up, has thc patented porcelain
wheel Is easily regulated and guaranteed 10
sow any and crcry lind n merehonfahis Caaao and
PhosYih1e with the greatest uniformity and nc
euracy.
II has l,ccn used and endorsed by over 80 Of
our best farmers in this and the adjoining State
oi Maryland during the last two years ttses and
lsdol and, ns will he shown hy their written Ger
'ificn'cs now in my possession, has given entire
satisfaction.
Farmers wishing these drills will please nd
dress ". n. HAMILTON, ". u.
Odessa. bel.
or MM. T. SHAW 4 60. Manufacturer
Wilmington, Delaware.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-12
Z nm seI, Ic,so.

4 ~ The plxtn Ot the Jorden. IN the
npieh bus hood of ancient jericho. lines Of
1a1 history, more extensive aud more
ltisd than are anywhere eise crowded
Ito ono space. cross each other. The
lAndscsps is -ingulafly fottui ate in hav-
~ ,n outlook from which il can be seen
eosifefy " sweep of lh. eye As the
tBosellss follows the road where The good
Sawaritan of the parable is supposed 10
hsvs discharged his bene folcn, Office on
the man WIN fell among thieves. going
down frnm J-rusalcm to.perirho he sud
denly comes upon the summit Of rent
uliM, before which all the vast plain liss
eassndsd. Whit will 10 il,n see? a
uers enumeration Of the historic localities
viii answer tho ques'ioa,
lie will sec, nearest 10 his elevated
standing place. the rayins through which
oncc ran the brook Chcrith. place in
which Elijah was fed by ravens, ard that
10 which Achnn was stone 3D. lie will be
reminded that there we're two Jerichos--
tho one to which Joshua sent his spies.
the other to which Jesus led his disciples.
Aud he will d.cover thh, kahab lived
mors than two miles from where Zaccheus
climbed tho tree. In one direction be
will BE- shown BY experienced eyes the
huge mounds Of earth. alone remaining TO
mark tho earlier siio, aud the ruins Of ma
sonry that iix the outlines Of the latter. -
Before him. far away. lies tho spring
which the prophet EliSha healed with
salt. and farther away still lies the level
shore Of the Jorlon. from which Elijah
vent up in the chariot Of fire. The hori
son to the west i BOUNDED BY the noun
tains Of Moab. and among them are the
peaks Of Pisgah and Ncbo. The northern
end Of the Dead Sea seems. in that match
lees atmosphere. so near that the very
glisten Of the water shines like molten sill
yer in the sun.
Nothing now is left save the grand nat
ural features Of the country. The walls
have disappeared, around which the chill
dren Of lsracl marched bearing the ark,
and blowing the rams horns. Nor is
there one stone remaining of the city OF
Herod, which we can certainly say Bar
ti,neus saw when his eyes were first open
ed In the time If our lord, as before.
Jericho well deserved tho name Of the
city OF palms. one solitary tree was
found there in the precincts thirty years
ago. but even tha, is gone now. The
plain.is bare beyond, aud bleak near by;
but between the mountain and the river
there lies to this day a long wide strip Of
land mois,encd by two or three little rivu-
lets, so cxquisi,ely green so fruitful and
exubsraut in foliage and verdurc, that one
feels quite satisfied to believe there may
have been time in which it could b.
safely rccordcd-"A l4ot lifted up his
eyes, and bchcld all the plain Of Jordan.
that it was well-watered everywhere, ho-
fore the Lord destroyed Sodom and Co
morrah, even as the garden Of tho Lord. "
But what are these singular ruins that
remind an English traveller so much Of
Kenilworth?
Tho annals Of the days subsequent TO
tho history n Christ are rAe, very clear as
Il anrihirg hi ssaesaIs saeln IL laYs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
CARD

having become satisfied alter thorough investiga-
ton, that Elastic Sponge, as now and lately manu-.
factured is one ofthe best OF all the substitutes for
curled hair, for many it not most in upholstery,
we have accepted the Agency OF it, and intend to
make 1t hereafter speciality in our business The
objections which have been made to it ann which It
Is we'll known We ourselves have thought we're well
founded, we have asceraned csnnot be urged
against the article as now perfected, The process of
manufacture has beer entirely remodeled under the
ADVICE and suprintendence OF one OF the most emf.
nent chemists OF New Engl md. New chemical and
mechanical APPLIANCES have been introduced i'm
cleansing crude Sponge, and in charging it with
glycerine with such entire success, that Elastic
Sponge may now be said to be chemically pure.
There is absolutely nothing in it but the clean fibre
ofSponge and chemically pure glycerine.
The objections to Elastic Sponge being thus re-
moved there remain its undsputed merits which
certainly entities it 10 lie considered one of the m ,st
valuable as it is one OF the most curious and inter-
estng OF late discoveries. Chief among these mer-
ritsis that it is proof. against moths.-the great
scourge OF the business,-and against all other in
sects Then its elasticity is permanent, based as
is upon the non-evaporabe property of glycerine
and the indestructibility OF sponge fibre We have
always been satisfied upon these two points which
are the essential requisites IN such materials. The
aid sweet. 1t is certainly light and soft, easy to
manipulate, and cheap enough for all except the
lowest class OF goods. For the cushioning OF Chur-
ches, Theatres, Public Halls, Railway Stations,
Omnibusses, Carriages, Steam and Horse Cars and
the like. It will probably be found. everything con
sidered the best article in use for all uses. and
pee tally for Bedding we are now prerared to rec
ommend the public to give it fair trial as We our
selves intend to do We are ready also to answer in
quries, make estimates and take orders tor every
description of work in Sponge as well as to supply
the trade the article In bales.
HALEY, MORSE s. CO.,
ali Washington St., Boston.
Sole Agents Tor New England.
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