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1eead tho following symptoms: :
70 Constipation, Fiatmlcncc, Inward Piles
Fuilmess OF Blood to, the head. Acidity
of the Stomach, Nausea, heartburn
Disgust Tor Food, Fullncss or weight in
the Stomach. SOurEructations, Sinking
or Eluttcring III the pit Of tho Stomach,
Swimming OF the Head, hurried or diff
ticult breathing, Fluitcrng at the heart,
Choking or suiiOca,iny sensations when
in a lying posture, dImncss OF vision,
dots or webs before the sight, duh pain
in the head, deficiency OF Precipitation.
yclIowncss OF the skineapl eyes, pain in
ihc side. back. chest, limbs, &c, sudden
tltssllcs, Of heat, burning in the flesh,
constant imaginings of evil, and great
depression 0i spirits. All these Indicate
disease OF tho liver or digestive organs
combined with impure blood .st.
The use Of the Bittcrs or Tonic will
soon cause the above symptoms to dis
and the patient will become we'll
and healthy y Z
DIR. HOcfand's Greek Oil, "
Lightning for all Kinds of pain and aches.
N APPLIED EXTERNALLY. It will cure
all kinds. of Pains. and Aches. such rs
RlIcuhlatiem, Neuralgia, tp0thachc, chill
bliins, 'Sprnins, Bruises, Prostitutes,
Headaches, Pains in the Back aud LOins,
Pains in the joints or Limbs, Stings, vi
Insects, Ringworms. etc.
TAKEN lSTERNALI.y. : 1t will scSrc
Kidney Complaints Backaches, Sick
Headache, Colic, Dyscntcry, Diarrllds.
lniam,un, Cholera Nforbus, Cramps and
Pains in tho Stomach. Fever and Ague,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, etc.
Dir. lJlOofIahd'sb PotlOl,Ilyllin,
OR SUBSTITUTE ron MERctRY rlIL.
TWO PILLS A DOSE.
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|hOdF El!|l!!!'S;|'
ER!;M ]
MEDICINES
IFOOAand's German Bitters!
HOOfla nd's German Tonic!
KO0na nd's P0lOphyllin PilE
HCOfla nd,s Greek Oil.


1TAAfnsNxAAss q n -I{fffArS-
s-rSr-r.
Bitters without alcohol or spirits OF any k'"a'
Is different from all others. 1t is COM
posed Of the pure juices or VITAL rRiN-
CIrLE OF RooTs, HERBS, and Banks Cor as
Medicinally termed, extracts, )tlic worth
less or inert portions Of the ingredients
not being used. Therefore, in one bot
tie of uhis Ditters there is contained as
much medicinal virtue MS Will be found
in several gall ons of ordinary mixtures
The Roots, &c, used in this Bittcrs arc
grown in Gcrmany,thcir vital principles
extracted in that country by a scientific
Chemist and forw ardcd to the manufac'
tory in this city, where they are CON-
pounded and bottled. Containing no
lspirituous ingredients. tins bifters Is free
from the objections urged against ail
others; no desire Tor stlmuiai's can DC
induced from their use, thcys cannon
make urunhnrus, "n" oaI ,. I ,""nf ";
oma.t'
..m r r:c
kHOUaA"ssscs CsssA v
Was compounded for those not inclined
TO extreme bitters, and is intended for
usa in cases when some alcoholic Stlmtl.
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Louisville, Kentucky. January 20, 1870.
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ooLUMBIA s. O~ SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL so l871 VOL I'd

be sued; plead and be impleaded, in any
OF the courts of this State, aud to have
and enjoy every right, power and privi-
iege incident to such corporation; and it
ls hereby empowered to take, hold, re-
tain, possess aud enjoy all such pro-
perty, real and personal, rs it may
acquire by purchase. right. devise or
bequest, or in any other manner, what
soever, and the same, or any part there
Of, to sell, alien, cucumber, mortgage.
or convey ut the will and pleasure of
such corporation: Provided, That the
amount OF property, real and personal,
so held, shail not, at one time, exceed
the sum Of ten thousand dollars
SEQ. 3. That this Act shnll continue in
force ior the space of fourteen years,
and until the meeting of the next Gene.
raj Assembly thereafter; and that the
same shall be taken and deemed public
ACT, nnd may be given in evidence with
out being specially pleaded.
Approved the 9th day of March, A. D.
AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED SAN
ACT TO INCORPORATE THE HOMESTEAD
BUILDING. PLANTING AND LOAN AssoC1A-
TON OF SOUTH CAROLINA"
Be II enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the State of South
Carolina. now met and sitting in General
Assembly. and by tho authority of tho
same, That the said Act be so amended
in section /, ns to read, between the
words, Planting and Loan" "Dime
Savings" and in section II, to read.
'.twenty.five dollars'' instead Of 1.-TWO
thousand"
Approved the 7th day of March, A. D.
1871.
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TJ'1E capital stock OF This Bank is now
4 $500 goo. all. l.of which has been paid in,
aud confirmed by The Comptroller of the
Currency: Authority has al,o been received
tor afurthcrincrense to the amount OF $50 600,
OF M which over $40, coo has already been taken
PERSONS wishing to make an investment
should apply without delay. Tie Surplus
Fund !s n,w G,000, or three per cent. upon lte
stock -
lhe Carolina National Bank issues certif-
Gates OF dcpo-it, bearing interest at the rat G
on seven per cent. per annnm. This feature
OF its business mnkes il practically
A SAVINGS BANK,
and attention is called to The fact that The
safety Of these deposits, M well as all o,her.,
arc guaranteed by the whole capital OF the
bank. No safer mode OF temporary invest.
mcnt is offered 10 the public than ihis-tLc
deposits ing payable on d,malt, or on
sh.rt notice. Deposits of any amount re.
ceived either III currency ar coin. and PAYABLE
IN The same. Interest will be paid nj tho end
OF each six months, sh' nld deposits nail
Dc!ond that length OF time.
Jan ~ mw3mo
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III. H. BERRY'S
Furniture Ware.rOofn
REMOVAL.
Entire New Stock.

"a THE undersigned respectfully informs
IA his customers that he has REMOVED to
the new store, on Main street. dirao,ly
-A-oppo, ite the Columbia lIct.l, antl il iulIy
prepared with an entirely NEW STOCK OF
GUUD3 to Ut out gentleman in the very
lateet aud best styles of CLOTHS CaSSI
MERES aud GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS g. morally. Call 1T the new stand and
select suit, or leave your order and have il
March &c
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New Books.

New Books.
THlPS FROM A GERMAN WORKSHOP.
" BY Max Muller.
Ghardia. OF Adventures in the Desert of
Sahara Ry q. Naphegyi, NJ. D.. A. NJ. SIT
hothorless, or Partisan Family. BY au.
ther OF John Halifax. 81 so.
Inc Inc silent Partner. BY author Gates Ajar.
The Franco. .Prussian War. By Landun.
with 10 portraits aud IA maps. sl75
ihn Empty Heart; -lovel. By Marion
Oiimates for !nvalids. &c. $l25
Ginx'r Baby; his Birth and Misfortunes: a
Satire. 1926 :
The Sisters Of Orleans; Tale Of Race and
ooclai Conflict. Alsn, number of new
novels aid other publications, just received
al BRYAN II MoCAhTEHS
nptu 20 3OGkpiOrG.
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ARTIFICIAL II ETH.
REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT

FTH!OSE who have lost several Natural
Teeth. and have been advieed to parr
with remaining sound ones. as the first ste,
towards obtaining artificial substitutes, arr
requested, before submitting to a nrnctire
cruel i'll itself and often unnecessarily pcr
formed, to convince themselves of it's falIacy
by locking closely into q matter Of 70 mucL
Importance. I
The above Improvement was designed to re.
sist go dcplorable practice, and after tLo.
rough test OF more than three years, is found
capable OF accomplishing what no other s,s.
tom OF Artificial dentistry has erci ofurc done
l Is now possible to obtain partial ca SEES
which will rave for years Natural Teeth. And
be at tho eame ti.no reliable in every re.prct
An Invitation is hereby given to sueh q,
feel interested to call at our Operatipl
hooms. and examine duplicate specimens O
casea now in actual use r.
NOv6t REYNOLDS & REYNOLDS
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BEAR IN MIND.-Whon disease has
undermined the health. and the physical sys-
tenn has become prostratcd, stimulant that
will not only strengthen, but remove the
cause, fhould be Immediately resortcd to.
Mental dstrcss is also fruitful source OF the
breaking down Of the constitution, and the
ravages Of this enemy to health arc truly
alarming. For all such maladies, HOSTEL
TERS STOMACH DITTENs have been found
unsurpassed. BY acting directly upon tho
digestive organs, thoy romove tho heavy, dis
agreeable feeling after eating, 80 often COM
planned Of by persona of delicate tempera-
ment. As soon as digestion is restored, the
patient finds his strength increasing, and his
general health improved.
Thousands Of persons certify that it NAV be
relied Oh in all cases of weakness or nervous
dt bll1ty attendant upon sedentary habits
The generality OF Bittera are 20 disagree able
to tho taste tha they are Objectionable to a
weak stomach. This is not the case with
dostettel's Bitters, which will lie found mild
aud extremely pleasant. Dalsamic plants,
barks aid roots contribute their restorative
juices to render it soothing and strength en-
ing. ts basis il tho rnly pure Etimulant
which hHs ever been produced, containing 10
fusH OF, or any Other dGleteriuus elcment
The most careful and skilful chemists lave
anaiyzed tho Bitters. and pronounce them
harmless This is scientific t.s imony; but
the ortimony Of the hundreds OF thousands
VINO hayo experienced the preventive and
curative effects of the GREAT VEGETABLE TONIC
! ana ALlt RATIyE OF modern times is sti II moro
blhousness, Nervous Complaints, Chronic
| Complaints and General Debility it is as
| nearly infallible as anything in this falIjhlo
| world can he. April lG rs
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@peo1al Not1Ces.

NOT1CE.-The sale OF ICE will bo dscou-
tinuod until further notice. as some part OF
tho Ice Machinery is out OF order. All per
sons having Tickets and not inclined to wait.
the money will be refunded to-
Ayril Is JOHN G. SEEGERS.
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STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!
Tin-ware! Tin-ware Tin-ware !
PLANTS FOR SALE.

PLANTS FOR SALE.
A~ ORNAMENTAL FOLIAGE.
:sS9ba Achyranthus, Aitcmanthcra, Dcgo-
{rGs MIA, Gamma, Coleus, Geraninm, iva
.lS2E riegated,) Gazenia. (varieg ated J
MA sFinca, (varicsated,) Pyrethrum
and many other varieties
BEDDING PLANTS Petunia.
Ael1otrope, Saliva, Lantana, Double White
Feverfew, Cuphea, Coieus, Chrysanthemums.
90 varietics OF g GERANIUMS, consisting OF
Double, Variegated. Ivy, Scented, Scarlet,
NoseRay and Largo Flowered
10 varieties OF FUSCHIA
Also, choice selection Of ANNUAL, DIEN.
NAL aud PERENNIAL PLANTS, raised from
carefully aelccted Seed, and ready for trans
planting. Apply to W. II. WIGG,
Washington street, one door from Bull.
March 81 +Imo
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A vOI D sAUACKs.--A victim of early in.
IA dissertation, cun.ing nervous debility, pre-
mature decay, 4 o., ha wing tried IN vain every
saltcure. wlirl, he III send free to hie fellow.
tuffeters. Address J. u. TUrTLE, 7e Nassau
street. New York. 81 DSo28 i8mo
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Carolina National Bank
COL MBrA. SO.
Capital Stock Paid in, $500, 600.

BOARD or DIRECTORS:
l.. D. CHILDS. PRESIDENT.
DIR. j. W. PARKER, Il. NJ. WALLACE, %
JonN y. WILEY, DIR JOHN +. DARBY.
u. HOPE, RICHARD O'NEALE. JR.
G. D. MELTON Attorney
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Bank of Charleston.
NEW STORE! "
new GOODS !! NEW PRICES I!

nUR friends will fnd us in the new largo
" brick building nearly opposite our old
stand where we will DO glad to welcome them,
and offer the
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nLD BANK BILLS and MUriLATED
" CuRHENCf bought and aoll by
Nov 23 emo D. GAMBKII.I.. Broker.
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Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta r. r.
k@ga M ggssgzsl.
TREASURER'S OFFICE

COLUMBIA, s. g., March 81. 1871.
q tIENIlON Of Stockholders is invited to
IA following resolutions, adopted at last
annual meeting:
Resolced, That tho privilege Of FREQ trans
por.at,on for stockholders and their familics,
70 anu from our annual meetings, be here
after extended to tho holders of stock in tho
only.
Rescfued, That no stock DO allowed repre-.
eentation atany future Stockholders meeting,
except stock in tho Charlotte, Coluu. bia and
Augusta Railroad +
In anticipation of tho annual meeting,
which occurs on Wednesday, 81 May, tic
transfers OF stock will bc suspended between
goth April and Sd May. inclusive.
Alarch20 t20 G. BOUKNIGHT, Treasurer.
Charlotte, Columbia and Aug. R. r. Co.,
- e.; IE:E
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NOTTON SEED OIL Cake cuu Lc had
~ at al tines, and in any quantity, OF
Jan III f.. HOPE.
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4 (NUUNrI CLAIMS sED sG::y c,:t.rr-
" FICATES bought by
Feb D. GfMBRJII. Drol;cr
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DR.. D. L. BOOZER

&1EA WOULD respectfully inform
his patrons and tho public &C.
i1Ip nerally that he has moved into
his new Office, over Duf1ie & Chapman's Book
store, opposite the Columbia Hotel, whero hc
is prepared to execute, satisfactorily. ali one
ratious and work, Of whatsoever kind his pro-
March s
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THEASURER'S OFFICE.
COLUMBIA. S. c.. April &c 1871.
VIE annual meeting of tho Stockholders of
Il this Company will DO held in Columbia
on WEDNESDAY, May 3, next. at 10 o'clock
4. NJ.
Stockholders and their immediate families
Will bo passed to and from tho meeting by
showing their certificates to tho agents or
Conductors.
Tho following order was mado at last an
nual meeting:
Resoiufd, That tho privilege Of freq trans
pnrtati0n for Stockholders and their families
to and from our annual meetings, be herea ter
extended to the holders of stock in the Char
lotto, Columbia and August Railroad, only
HeS0tred, That no stock he allowed rcprc-
scntntion at any futuro Stockholders meeting
except stock in tho Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad.
Anrll n G. BOUKNIG 1T. Trcaa.
Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta K. R. Co
PRESInENTS OFFICE.
CHARLOTTE, March /, 1871
HHHlS Company will continue to rcccivc
A money on deposit or loan for six months
or longer. and pay interest on the samc at he
rate of ten per cont. POI annum. Deposits
or loans may bo made with tho Treasurer OF
tho Company at Columbia, nj. T.. Pegran.
Cashier, or tho Undersigned
WILLIAM JOHNSTON,
nLArcn Ano President.
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Largest Stock Of Goods,
At THE LO VEST PRICES.

we bave ever had. Our heavy sales within
the last two mouths has convinced ua that
the ONLY SYSTEM IL LOW rnioE6 AND QUICK
SALES. and this shall in futnre be our mutto
We otier Ike LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS
IN the city, at the lowest prices mort OF it
decline. II this ie not true, we will nav for
lying. LORICK K&LOWKAkOE
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No. .l5 N. SIXTH etreet. Philadeipbia.
Nny ~ 10,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-11-11
SaricuIntraI.

FEEDING STOCK, season for fatten-
ing stock is at hand, and beeves and SWINE
are being fattened preparatory to slaughter.
1t is now geuelally conceded that the most
economical mode of feeding grains or roots
is 10 first steam them or cook them: a
bushel of corn, turnips or potatoes, VIII oe
improved 100 per cent. by steaming, and
the cattle will relish it much better, and
thrive much faster upon it. Turnips,
which are very abundant this season, are
fed in large quantities to cows and fattening
steers. A liberal ration Of turnips each
day fed to q steer greatly improves the qua
lity of the beef In fact all root crops are
valuable for feeding purposes, and il is sur
prisng that farmers do not find it as much
to their interest to raise q crop of mengcl
wurzels. sugar-beets, ruta-bagas, as they
do of potatoes, turnips, or corn. A few
carrots fed each day to milch cows, in con-
nection with their other feed, greatly i'm
proves the quality of the milk, and the but
ter produced thereirom partakes of rich,
golden color. Pumpkins are excellent
feed for cows, but farmers should be care
ful to remove all seeds. which are power
fully diurctic, and have the effect TO great
ly diminish the quantity Of milk.
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EXTRAORDINARY.
yIyO .E.sSlJ
90 DAYS On T:.-EE..
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
E,EGCE FCEDUCrD.
April -, 1871.

EEsEGE EEES2GED.
TIE AMrEICAN SEWING NACUI,r Co. have
concluded TO offer their whole stock Of Sugc, iUr
and wdcly-known machines, upon the above
unparalleled terms, to everybody, everywhere,
who have, or can find use for real y good Sew
iug Machine, che per than the cheapest.
Every one Is welcome to II month : free tria.
at their own home.
The bcst and only true guarantee ofits quality,
is Il months free trial.
The object of giving a free trial is to show you
how Good our Machine is.
This is the simplest and most certain way to
convince yoI that our Machine is just what yo.
want.
The Secret Of safety Is IN ore months trial.
M one parts with the Machine after trial. All
pay for and keep it,
Bay no machine until you have found il good
one, easy TO learn, easy to manage, easyto work,
easy o. Keep in order, perfect in mechanism,
perfect in construction, simple, reliable, and
satisfactory Any company who will re use You
lhis mG'h cannot have as goodR Sewing Machine
a. ours.
Buy only when yon know the mach1c d0.s S
work,
Bay only when you find q Machine that is
ready Ina minute 10 do any kind Of work and is
always ready, and Ccycr out of order.
a months trial answers all questions, solves
all doubts, preycat, all mistakes, aud Is the ol.y
safe way to get your moneys worth. Try 1t. You
cannot lose.
Write for our Confidential Circulars and illus
Iwtei fmphict. containing mu particulars,
which we viii send you by return Of mail free,
with Samples of Sewing, that You can judge for
yourself, And remember, that We sell our good
Machiurai q lnw price, upon extraordinary favor
able term, OF payment, Uud upon their own ner-
it,,
p1t't hesitate because you are uncertain
"N''''' "'"t " stWu- si.u Lios ar NOT ma ne
ctu-r Auu have one uf auuth.l kiui, 'ltt "A ro,a
one, they are always u,clul, aud viii make
money Tor you, or help you 60 s0Ne it. And n
}nl have uuuturr,ours viii show you that the one
N'u have c"a.i Zoe Improved, The company stake
thr very Existence ui r,ieir Business oI thr mere
A. "i lhia Wonderful uud Extraordinary sewing
MHchlnp, County iishts gyeu free 10 good
tulu Agents, Cauassgls, male aud female.
wanted everywhere.
Nrte lur Pauiru.ars, and address,
AMERICAN MACHINE Co.,
cor, John aud Nassau Street.
NV York,
OCT. "a, ls7l,-l wear,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-11-11

GRAPES ON TREES.-Wc see this old sub
iect revived again. We have an account
from an horticultural periodical, in which
correspondent says that some years ago he
allowed an Isabella grape vine to run up
into tree, which stood in an angle near
the house, where il did not have more than
three or four hours of morning sun, yet the
grapes ripcned perfectly and the vine was
very productive, Sc. If such were the
case, why hot 90 on with that way Of rails
ing grapes? Every farmer or II person
with garden has n tree that he could run
a vine on, aud ought to know so important
fact, if fact it is But we advise them not
er ana IL thov wish TO have good grapes
trult, and poorer dRr Yilv, every year high
S0nmn become entirely worthIesnh smaller
cause il was o4fl8Rcord in this way, Just pl-
and 1t irulIed well last year aIid' aIi1' 0, 0i Il tree'
ne result is just what we expected. There
were plenty of grapes, but they were much
smaller than the others and had lost much
ol t9eir natural flavor. Indeed, we regard.
CT them as worthless Gey7aaRto,rn NE
graph. LUG
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ihlE Misunderstanding "a larser tract of land
cover Hib sctsfi chan can o. tfulefl, cuiii,
Nt''l ." ont hfmi largely iryuloi a. tulriIHs,
'.. l'i si'r hh.Il nH. lui aeI.s embracing tha
slH.r nl thr a.l i'efs.ug hun, tur-tb,g n.u, Il
lalt pi lle hu'iiu f4ul,
lhe H.iAfli sltaut.1st of ihe lart a.E.fsl EIf
t'Ifi atr in al .Itaa equal fur eltirnlns plf.
'' 20 o. ihnr' uf tHr lAlt irrfffri. Ng uan ,.ar,
A'"4 i'i iht l4ti tan sr4tuus has h.su cAnay
dtu. HIHHh,
iHtif ale m4ng .aol Gruefs ID thr county
hii.H "a tlH- ihIHs I'd HfiIH.Y sf4lu ltfHIns
hhn niahi FlrltF alf.r.t thrI mtrr.ats ty
sNins s''Np sii.ailIH a. ll4ekins uian q flIm 81
"a, aHi tn eantfHl.li q. cas- aftia ,.rt ts.t uif.
hria "a ihr klftr, truHr triauaat 4. luf psf-
llealsfs ln4slfe ~ y. .lifta
hlLLiAM 4, kEkhlT,
's3 eN fsslHes, Aenh'a ca, ~.
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LIE BEST WAY TO KEEP PorAror
fotatoes should always be kept in the dark.
intelligent rural housekcepcrs do not need
TO be told This; but many others Iiyinr in
towns and cities should know that potntoos
exposed to the light for day only have
thelr liavor injured; and the longer thew
are exposed, the worse they are, Nc;rr
use a Greenish potato, as such tubers oro
uhht Tor human food. when Irish nofotocs
are removed from The cellar. thew should
always be spread out thin on the floor, in n
cool building. If the apartment is NOT dor,
the potatoes should be covered with boards
10 exclude the light 1t is y Good nractica
also to cover them with clean sirow or
sawdust. The injury done to potatoes bv
me hight, after they are carried from dork
cellar, is the chief reason why there is smch
a universal complaint of poor potatoes in
tne spring and during the forepart Of snm.
mer.: Every sort of vegetables that crow in
tAr d2Ili-Oeneath the surface ofthe SrounJ
IN rHo'!tI ~ be stored in dark apartmrnt
WI WIZ l'!"SI reg"ttahics ana fruits wbi,I /,
mature iii the light viii NJ, ,,, "''S "iiich |
factorily, and develop a more ltiissooti SAYS
vor, if they are stored in Il light room. ii't-
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Sorthcrn Central HUlgway.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

0N and after August 6, 1871, trains Will run
~ as follows:
NORTUWARD.
Niagara Express arrives at Sunhury at 70 %,
p m. arrives at Niagara Falls at l2.26, a. m.
Buffalo Express arrives at Sunbury at ITO n.
m, arrive at Niliam'port at i.ij Eimra at 9. II
II. m, Capandaigua 1910 p. IN.
MaH arriyeS at SEnbury at $50 p m, arrive
at Niiltamsport ESQ and Elmira lO.35 y. m.
Fast Lin" arrives at Sunbury at G.I5 p. m,
arrive at Wiliamsporl S.l5 D. N.
Erie Mall arrives at Snnbu:y at 200, Il. m.
sOUTHWAED.
Buffalo Express leaves Summary ut 4lGa. M,
arrive at Harrisburg 100 IL. M, Baltimore 1910
Il. IN.
Express Mail leaves Sunbury, Has a. m, ar
rive at Harrisburg l.4O p. IN.
E'le Express leaves Sunhury at S.55 a. m. ar
rive at Harrisburg ll.0j p. M, Baltimore LOO
7. III.
Leayei iSpnbnry at 1.lo II. m, arrive at Harris
bur: 3.I5 a. m.
sunbury Accommodation leaves sunbury at 5.45
p M, arrives at Harrisburg at $50 p. m.
sHAMOKIN DIVISION.
EASTWARD.
Leave Sunbury at 440 p. M, arrive at ShaIno-
kin $50 p. m, Mt. Carmel &. 10 p. m.
Leave Sunhury Accommodation, at ll.5O a.
m, arrive at shamokin Loop. IN.
WESTWARD.
Leave Mt. Carmel at 200 \. M, shamokin
7.4O a. m, arrive at sunbury 9.55 a. m.
Leave Shamokn (Accommodation,) at 2.i5 p.
M, arrive at SUnhury 100 y. m.
Express leaves daily-Lcaving on Sunday, runs
North only to Willamsport.
AZ other trains leave daily, cSccIt sundays.
\. K. FIsRE. En-. ). YoUNG.
Grnl. Sup't., Gcn' Pusscn'r Ag't.,
Harrisburg, Pa. Baltimore, Md.