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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04
Editors Table.

MCDOHALp's ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL for 1871,
has been received. II is Of large Guarto size,
each Tagc illustrated with elegant engraviugs,
and contains original and selected articles Of
great merit. Among the contributors are Grace
Greenwood, Harriet Brechcr Stowe, Joseph Z.
Thompson. ID. D., Frederick W, CoZz.us, Henry
Warlswolth long'cllow, John h. Cough, etc. a
beautiful song, ''Come Home, Father words
ami music by Henry Work. New York, i, II.
McDonnld. - and "a Cummcic. street. For
sa.c by al News A"ruts. Price, Tea Cents.
TnR LADY'S FUTNp ron FEBRUARY, ISL
Ihj, "a very handsome number, not falling be-
hiui that for January IN any respect. Indeed
prefer the leading steel plate, the three earn
cst faces bent over The Letter" are 50 suw"cs-
tive. The Fashion Plate H. b.1u. ifu. md stylish.
ana the coiorcd pattern for TIDY will please in
du-rIiuus Young ladies. Then There Is . very
natural picture OF a Fam ia,d u February, aud
some attractive costumes for walking AM aAut-
ing AND dining. A plate of winter fashions for
girls and one for boys Will be Interesting To-
mulhrI,. There are numerous te- IZu, tor - inter
garments, patterns tor which ARE supp. lrd uu
ull.irJttuni and Che Nurl.-lah'r ueIastmyut Is
very rich boz captivating fancy work, Tie stories
ami uodrN as usual, are uusurpt,-oi far excel
lcucr and variety, Tho admirah.c reJiIl "Ca-
wl.It' ls continued from llst month. "A Law
y,r's Romance {, Boz verse, and y,ly touchingy
tod, Jack Dlluu's Catch b. iitei", and The
Empty Euyv.uPr' and "IAe MsU Nlic' atv
Ny.N good -Iorl,s, The Iuum 'ilait lrad' is a
genuine lear lom -uu,aOiy's hoit Puee,
$3.50 year (Which alru moiuips % large strcl
cuaTNiugl. Pour cuU'r-, 81, Five copies (pud
uur sIalIaJ, IS, "iuy Lady Fu.al aHI DO Tue
saturday Evening r1-tn (ul ono ru-r.,rg), ),
e. Fgll-t.l ty deacon & Peterson, Fhi.atyl-
lun spaias 81. ~ ssI g'a!is {, he's ~, msa'
ba1t.s.
IIu IUursa ALNASAC.--We have received
iav tfAa Almanac lIg 1911. AZ Usua. % Is
iu. ui Interesting information un political aul
uHH..I. rliI ..lrr |u alll'uu O. Iir Hiu.IIst.r
ArlIuuuWIc.. u,I4lmrul. hs W.rs is ou.y
laHutE CrutF. aUl .s a book ul rriulsure 10 ia
81. sable g. vleIy uus Interested .a gag au,..s =
HfaIrs
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Correspondence.
Mt. CARMEL, Jan ST, 1871

MI. CARMEL, Jan ST, 1871.
NEssEs. EplToRs Another move has been
made by the ''ulmost dcfunct'' water company,
and it is pretty generally understood that meil.
sures are being taken, which will result in the
laying of the pipes and making such other i'm
prOvcments as are necessary. 1t certainly is Il
matter Of serious Importance to every person re-
siding in the borough, as in case of Il fire, as jt
now is. there are no means of staying the pro-
gicss OF the flames.
IN my last / forgot to mention umons other
improvements, that of Col. 4. i. Day. who has
hui.t splendid residence on Oak street, near
the p. - r. L. Depot. The work was perform
cl by j. Hartman, ST., and is substantially and
aIii>ticaly executed.
The Primitive Methodist congregation propose
building church Work will hn commenced on
II aS soon aN the weather will permit.
among the improvements in prospect Is shat
oEG1'rs1 Post Onlce. We have not heard whc.s
II Is 10 ha located, nor who the Very cnrrg"tic
plIty is that nontrmp!atcs starting the business
hAt we unhertaul that Application has been
matte 10 the pr,Tcr authority for permission 10
open another once. We do not think the invest
mChi VIII he PAYNE one, and declined taking
any stock IN II, as the one now in operation up-
pears To answer al PURPOSES. Truly, this is .n
age of Improvement.
The Western Union Tcleg7ph Company have
extended their main wire trou Phi'tlrlphia to
Sham0kin, tapping Mt Carmel On its way. and
our telegraph facilities are now e a first class
order. The W. L. instrument is 'pcatel in T.
Roads Office. We have pow four lih, running
into our little town, viz The y. {. Il w. Co.,
J.. V. X. X. Co., 7, x. r. Il. Co., and W. Co
We have splendid sle4hing, and those r orr
citizens possessing the means and time, are'ak-
mg advantage of ii.
There is no certainty as regards the time .hal
the suspension will end. II is hoped that the
works vii. start about the 18th OF February. 3u-
siness is very dun, and Of course must contilrle
to remain SO until the colieries resume.
'PoPn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04

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E.d ECiIEo IiS@urs' G-s.-S q. !... r-,. .s,.:
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G-cILoratcs C2l rc!n, L.: arc t..o 40 sae, u-c
FEM TIC ,;at.yo Tco.s i.cl l:cU.g 9. sS--l rec
frnzi Cii !.!cGtrI!r S:ioGl:N'G. .L.y &c -
GREAT E:GeD r:Ei!i.., srti / asEE
GIVING lk!SiiH!.A.S -: L.tE.b-A. = -
IIviSorstUr cf t.u ysl,u' caug!.G ca .IlNA9g"@5
matter .4l rcato!i1" taa tlrCi ~ ~ t,i.s oG
:, grsol can tao these kltlg1 tCc-TL.LS - =
ton 9al rcn'a.n ioEs W-y,l.
SIC0 w.ii1a gwen fyyGr .ao-.- l. CO. .-sr..
tho LoAcs Gss aCl lsstr~s ii l., es..-..l ,..-,.s-
other means n-d the N.'-I eE.,us s-->,t' 49,
point cfrgra.:.
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tieL' "ud N.T.i, i..'i - -. - A.N -,
L.!i~Gt, l.tE..Ii'I' 49, 49,. a e - '.'--s
LtrcS", nIi TIC i.;'>.', '..N.5, -, -. $50
Eis..:Cr, t.l.e JiI.,.o ~ g. e.. .t.-,.s-
=! SG'a i.-CGh.- !.S t.,..I > r.>.1:sS
Biood. w..c. Is ;catr-ly IroC-sSG ! G,lF--.t---i
oi - .I,,.:!Nc Cr."u2.
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ache, &. ..t.s ..c .cCiGIrt, I~L. So - 80
Get IT,: ..-r, - :UC q - s.>L-S:h,
L-I !-.. 3. t.o A.oG.hs riouS Ait-e-.. .Sp;-s.. =
q o. --..t, I-:@Eiir-t,4 Il C.c = -, = ~ -
rca.o@s II iAs L!tA"ya. :.H slrntrcd C,aCr =. =.
s..-i ,u.s Lra sc onsl r.r.sCf &! r ;S'G,
IA I.yiSorGt2 Tie St...GC GaJ stimulate t. =
:.!1,r".G So"cis, = lie. rcnd-rtacr, cruas1 -,
t.-c-c! n cleansing e., Iced q lIlLj -t-s, sal
Iai a.ta. au'7 l.il .-i - . tie N.,. st-E.
rG;I @LiIN Eiss..ts..:'. r"; to-, :cu-r, sa.i
!h'CI llotChtG ,,.., IL I,,C, sI.t,.,s,y tc>
bCncl 9, 4..&S-',, ~ c!.~Ll .,fy yls. Lgy-..-
c!as Itch, SoCr.s r-;a It ne E1.a, E,-uc:s
GGi Ds.;.Sga u!,.o y. %! ~. t,yIr !u..s or ratu.s
L:s literally CHs Up a. ,,i " e.; Il t.r EystClI
tAoF tnIa ., "a uC rya4 + ..,rs. CLc tet'c n
such cases wll ccnv.lcc hs rt!-c.lG1.ov, q! Task
curative eject.
Cleanse IL. V.Ia-ed Flood wherever you c.i i:s
Impurities bgrtt!nG through tr s!l IA iirIos, ltr?.
items or Scrrs clyassy It Nhn uu m It ~ i-Lct-d
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04

q NEw TOwN.-The McCiay farm at Seven
PnntS. in Lower Augusta township, rontaiHng
a51at l5I acres, and owned by J. 3. Lenker
E'l., of thi, place, has lately been purchase by
Wm Rakcr, who is now laying ont part Of it in
town lots. Mr.. Rakcr has already sold II number
OF the lots and several buildings have been erect
ed. The town is 10 be called "Seven Points" "
AMI is destined to become An important town.
It, location is central between SunbJry Sha'."-
kin and Trcvorton, and the scenery surrounding
it are some Of the finest in that section Of couu-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04
0ea4bs.

In Shamokin, on the 2l,t ut, MINNIE, in
faLt daughter of james aad Ellen Scibrrt, aX-l
years, ! months aud days.
In Shamol,in, on the 18th ult,, CATHARISE
EMES, aged = years, months dul days.
At TuIbuivillc, on the 10Th ult., REUBEN
MINCEMOYER, aged 81 years, II months and
20 days.
At Turbutviilc, on the 18th ult, Of cancer.
Mss CATHARINE SMITH, aged 50 years aud
months.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04

CoSvESrIoS.-The Northumberland District
Convention of Good Tempars will meet in
Bloomsbury, on Wednesday next, February Sth
The different Lodges throughout the district will
probably be fully represented.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04
EoenI SHairs.

THE GROVER & BAKER and the SINGER
SEWING MACHINES are acknowledged su-
roror to any other now manufactured. Miss
c. Dalius, Market street, this place, is the agent
for the sale OF them in this and adjoining coun-
tics. Instructions In sewing given free of charge
to all purchasers. A lot always on hand. Call
and exArnif', tfctr.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04
Nov. 10, 1STO.-lv.

INO CONSUMPTlVES.-Thc advertiser, hay
a ing been permanently cured of that dread
disease, Consumption, by Il simple remedy. Is
anxious to make known tO his fellow Sufferers
the means of care. To uli who desire it. he will
send Il copy of the prr.crptinH used Gree Of
chargc). with the directions for preparing nul
using the same, which they will lind Il SURE CUur
FOR CONsCMPrIoN, ASTHMA, BHuNCuTIs. Sc.
Parties wishing the prescription will p.ensc nd.
dress Rev. LDWARD \. WILSON
lG5 South Second street, WiiIiumsburgh, y. Y.
Nov 10, lS1O-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04

NEW Post Onlcc has been established in
Lower Mahanoy township, this county. 1t is
named County Line" and G. II. Ilileman has
been appointel rOstmnster.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04

TIE Good Tcmpars of this place will have Il
public installation Of the new elected officers on
Monday evening next, at their lodge room, in
Bright's building. The public are cordially in
~ited 30 he present.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04

HQWARD Sanitary AID ASSOCIATION.
IL For the Lclicf and Cure Of the Erring and
Unfortunate. Of Principles of Christian Philan-
thropy. Essa's on the ErrCrs Of Youth, and the
FOliiGs of Agi. in relation to MARRIAGE aud So
CIAL EVILS With sanitary aid for The aAtcc
Sent free. IT. sealed envelopes. Address HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box 2, Philadelphia
Pa. may7'7O-iv
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04

PARADE.-Thc z. o. 5. OF A. will have grand
parade, in this place, on the PED Of February.
All the Camps of this county will participate.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04
PRICES RgBJCED
AT r~E
Mammoth Rect & Shoe Store
ELY MEIER,
In c. y. .,;nillls Room, Queen Street o.. doc


IN c. y. t,nt!'s Room, Queen Street, ose doc
East of tn" Post Office,
TIlUSBtFLAND. PENE'A
For EInira Buo,-, 20 t. I'll Ni'ct's Boot and
Shoe store. They sod, Best CAR at 50.
For French e. Boots. 20 to Ell Mi.icr's, only
81 To- 81 per pair.
Fer Root, SHOES and Glitnrs ut lowest rossi-
bic prices, Z" to Ell Nill,r'>. ua Queen Street.
For nll kinds Of Gum Boots ana Shoes, call At
Eli Miller's.
For Ladies' Gum Ovcr,hoes, see fine as1olt-
meat at Eli Njier>.
Fox a., kinds of Chi'drcn's Shoes, 40 ..ud rx-
anime Eli Ni,icr'r large as.crtmcut.
Fer anything in In" >"ut ,nl shoe line. call
and cXl'ui'tr e. vi 'ciS stock hriure purcha sing
elsewhere II yO1 wish to get iir>t-cjGss, at the
loves prices.
Jan. /. '7l-Sep. 3, '70.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04

Exvrrsrvn RosprAua i'm our last hsue We
noticed she arrest Of Wills Mccormick, of this
place, for then, but at the time no one knew the
extent of the robberies which he had committed.
It now appears that he has been carrying on
thieving to such large extent that everybody
has ben taken BY surprise. After the prisoner
was locked up on Thursday evening of last week,
the officers retreced their stcps to tho residence
of the prisoner and searched the premises, when
a large amount Of goods were found which had
been concealed In the house. large portion,
probably some eight hundred dollars worth.
consisting of dry goods, such as silks, dress
goods, shawls and carpets. Also furniture, gro
reries, meat poultry, &C., were discovered. Mr..
Wetzel, of the New York store, recognized
numerous articles of which he had been robbed
several mouths ago. Mr.. Roberts aleo recOgniz.
ed a number of articles In the furniture line
which had been taken from d. L. Raudenbush's
furniture store. 1t appears too, that Mccormick
had some accomrices, and that the goods were
shipped to parties to sell in other places. Some
two hundred dollars worth of goods belonging to
WcDel & Co., were recognized in an establish
ment ut Shamoliin, on Monday last. Mccormick
also alleges that parties in several other places
had been buying goods from him anl that it had
been carried on for some time.
Mccormick has heretofore borne good repu-
tatoG. Having at one time held position as
agent for the Trevorton Coal Company at Balti-
more. After leaving that place he was appoint
ed conductor on freight train on the Shamokin
Division, y. c. Railway. From thence he came
to Sudbury and entered the tin shop Of A. Krouse
where he was employed since last September.
From all accounts, his family, consisting of
wife and three childron, are In no way response
bic for any ofthe deeds he committed, and are, We
are informed, in distressed condition.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04

OuR thanks are due II. d. Wharton, Esq, OF
Washington city, for special lavors.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04

A SINGULAR Fox CHAsE.-On Monday evening
last, Mr.. Samuel Miller, who resides on Front
street, lower Milton, hearing noise around his
chicken coop went ont to ascertain the cause of
the disturbance. Entering the chicken coop, he
was passed at the door ny red fox, who had
been in the coop looking for an evening meal.
On the escape of the fox, Mr.. Miller informed
Mr.. Bastian Deivel a ncighbor, of the occurrence,
who procured firearms and dogs, and accompa-
MED by William Logan, made chase after the
dealer in poultry. They followed him down
front street, along the river road and across the
fields to the east of the road, toward the p. & Z.
r. l.. On nearing the railroad they discovered
freight train approaching; and, singular as it
may seem, the train came to the point the fox
was cndcavoring to cross just az the dogs were
coming up to their game. The fox was cornered,
and afraid to cross the track between the wheels
of the fact moving train. His dilemma seems to
have deprived him of that cunning said to be
peculiar to h- species and he did not undertake
to 'nanl' the train, but remained staring at it
in dismay nntii the dogs came upon him and dis
patched him. We believe this is the first instance
on record Of fox being caught by a railroad
tra,n.-NI!oniGn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04

lHT MIf"ri,sH of last week gives an account
Of one OF the crande,t wed liugs that has ever
taken place In that thriving town, on the 10th
u.t. The parties Joined IN the holy bonds of
matrmouy vrrr Miss Katie Brown, (dlughtcr
of J. Woods Brown, Esq, ana granddaughter Of
Samuel +. Brown, E-q.) 10 Mr.. i. speer, Of
Ft.spir y. j. The M!to,iGH says:
AT seven and half o'cur,, the party made
their crb,R accompanied by their ultcuitute.
Solemn -iaucr prevailed tGr entire company. l-
ihy k,'N. Lr, Watson proceeded with the affecting
rrrrWsu..-. A't.r having PTuuuu tUsu
ra-h.ui ,nd Njir h. rNhortrd them ir the mrrt
.tuutr language, tu hc faithful TO their promise,
uUj prayed tUIt Got would br,, their uuiuu.
Having received congratulations the bridal party
vutvrt Int t,tr ftt, with their ulmrruu, irrui-
Genial ,mllcs no zap the cuuutruauccs of all. The
lich voice ut music and the voice, of the old and
yuuuG uiHuiing together, impressed the mind
with the guudC-t Idea ot e ''uruN wedding -
The bride, MIR. Sprer, Wa, ulllrri m 20 very
haudsume white corded sitE with cuurt-taiu, a
bridal wreath cot C,tmHflrg and orange blossom,
lrrarl her clustering htr, ant "a Nultc Auii hIu.
pluWi-Duuu-IN over luT shoulders, which gave
her uu appearance "h.fstItul Hlr.' lh,
bridesmaids, Mics Lucia NiiIrl .uu, OF NrW luIh
ANA M,rs Emma .4u-rI. uI Milton, we've Htrirci
Toe NH|" lIr-r,r, Ni.. NU|G-uu's i..u- lriUm q
With IHll.. IuI EUHt- ui -..I..r ribbon. a spray
ui-D,r..l daH.r, udlrUrI h,r hair. Mi7. lsrau-
-rr'- htir wJ, uuIlmruiri with spray Of blue
tuHrr-. hnr dIr-- n.IH- l..afl.I a.th rt.i.- uul
kuul- of h.ur iihhpn. Il. Young HJI.- looked
rsrculHr nHe Iaomr, aut made au auuytNr
aI.. .rruug, NJ, s. sT..T. ami hI- -ruuW--.Inu,
M.--f. Pest buI kul uI rl--uc, = D., b..u.
dEe--si Boo slr h.Isht uf fashion. looked ,Atr,Iut.
.E ul.4. Ht HUHH|" ...H NF MtNb 900 t..
strtfr Has N,y htHI-u.H., aul allrl grrua
90 Ihe guie'y 81 tbe "rr,-'pu, s,ks u'tlrl
inE ru.prs pre-rut,l q. lae csc uiuaturr ui
I.rH.## rr.iHH H."U .. 1880 H.HHH.H. lU. ace.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04

o. fp.HHas lils Wsu Hfssft CsHf nfsi
- Atgal.silsa lsis hffi aFsl fasiisi ins
lss n AZ -, ;, iss 'las ~ ss.slss sSs ssss
n.sI assiiss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04
VIZ. ~. WOODY. ". D.,
G'0n~y ArsEcicE !

Mv stock /, unusually large aud embraces
Cy,yIt&iny that can be- ionnU Oh = hrst-cass
Toilet Tta'e. Including American ard .snuinc
Iranrn ImN LMmLish
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04
nsarkct n.rcn.. Er-..r-

The Florence G:wiug NaenlH. rtrra. '.a...c.
led for beauty and durability; l.ng ''
Family Sewing Machine now offered I. -'- ...
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04

Embracing al t'.c moe. popular Preparations ,
the day, at manufacturers prices.
Pure Havana Segare and Chewing Tobacco Q
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04

] EtlrU NUL ENLIsN
PERU UMERI,
Poua5rs, Nalr OF, Ivory, GHtta Parcha WooI
aud iou Combs, TDi'., soau-. Hatr Tooth, NaM,
Cloth ana Paint Brushes, 30
FATENF MEDICINES
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-01-04

01IFFLIN COACH & WAGON MANUFAC.
lt1 tory.--The undersigned begs leave tc
inform his Customer s>and friends in this anG
adjoining counties, that he has enlarged hi.
shop, and by the addition Of Steam Power
is prepared to do work at the shortest posi-
BILE notice. r,
lie is constantly manufacturing and making
to order, every description of Coaches, Car
riages, Buggies, Sulkies, Wagons, Sc, also
Family and Yoak cutter sleighs. He is also
prepared to manufacture Road Wagons-fron
one to four horse.
Having been working at the business for a
numb Of years himself, and employing
none but the best of workmen. hattel
myself that the work cannot be surpassed
for neatness and durability, in this or ad
joining counties.
/ always keep on hand from twenty ia
thirty set, of best second growth, Jersey
Hickory Spokes. in order to make durabl.
wheels. And will warrant my work for any
reasonable time. -oi
Sleighs and Buggie. re painted with neat
ness and dispatch. All other repairing heavy
or light will receive strict attention. Come
and examine my stock and WORK before pur
chasing elsewhere. Don't forget the nsns,
J.P. HEiFFLEFINGER.
Corner Of tbs Pike & Cedar Spring road.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-01-04
Meaifal.
EKIDNE rs.

.gts tN@-$sil II
The Kidneys are two in number, situated
at the upper part of the l'in, surrounded oy
fat. and consisting Of three parts, VIZ the
Anterior, the Interior. and the Exterior
The anterior absorbs. Interior consists
of tissues or veins, which serve as deposit
for the urine and convey it to the exterior
The exterior is conductor also. terminating
in a single tub, and called the Urcter. The
ure,ers are connected with the bladder.
The bladder is composed of various cover
ings or tissues, divided into parts. viz: the
Upper, the Lower, the Nervous. and the Mu-
cons. The upper expels. the lower rstsinS
Many have q desire to urinate without the
abi,ity /: others urinate without the ability
to retain. This frequently occurs in chill
dren. H...stss
10 cure these affections, We must bring
into action the muscles, which are engaged
in their various functions. If they are ne
elected, Gravel or Dropsy may ensue.
The reader must also be made aware, that
however slight may be the attack. it is sure
to affect the bodily health and mental pow
ers. as our flesh and blood are ruPpsriea
fl cm these sources.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-01-04
-. THE PICTORIAL
PHREN0L0GICAL JOURNAL,
l2ST-ClASS
FAMILY MA5AZINE.

sS-s~SA8 si>&@AsS@sAN0s
The Science of Man." and his Improve
ment ny all the means inlicated by Science,
is the object.
Phrenology-The Brail and its Functions
he Location and Natural Language of The
Organs, with directions for cultivating and
restraining them /; and iie relation suhsisl-
ing between Mind and B'dy described.
hysiognomy-with al. the ''Signs Of Char
acrer, and How TO Read Them, is special
feature.
Ethnology-or the Natural History Of Man,
Gust oms, Iieli ions and Nodes OF Life in diff
ierent Tribes and Nafiors. will be given.
Physiology Organ za;ion. Structure and
Functions Of the Human Body tie Laws Of
Life and He lth-What we should Fat aud
Drink, How We should lie Clothed, and How
10 Exercise, Sleep and Live, in accordance
with Hygienic Principles.
Portraits. Sketches and E;ograpbies-of
the leading Men and Women of the Worli III
all departments Of life, are also special fea-
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TREATMENT.

Helmbold's highly concentrated compound
Extract Bucbu is decidedly one of the best
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neys, without any change IN quantity. but in
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This medicine increases the power Of di
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healthy exercise oy whicA the watery or
caicsreous depositions. and all unnstural
enlarSements, as we'll as pain aud in utiamma-
tion, are reduced and it is taken by men wo-
men aud children. Directions for use and
diet accompany. -...
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