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kan Killed in a General Rev.

ST. LOUIS, August 29.-Saturday
night a fight occurred among num-
Der of country men, who came into
SandOval, Ill, on the o. and M. II. r.
in the morning and remained there
tall night. They fought among them
selves, and one man, named Stephens,
was killed, ana thr99 others seriously
uouDdn1
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FOREIGN KILOGRAMS.


LONDON, August 2S.-An explosion
of petroleum last night on a vessel at
Panzance destroyed the vessel and
killed two persons.
The steam tug Aspay has been lost
Off Dundee. Six persons were
drowned,
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Yachting on the Lakes.

TOLEDO, Aug. 29.-The following
yachts have been entered for the re-
gatta at Putin Bay: Collins, Fleet
wing, LalIa Rookh, Phaon, K. @.
Barker and Coral, of Detroit; Phan-
tom and Mystic, of Cleveland; Ida,
Mary and Oyonts, Of Putin Bay;
Restless, of Sandusky, and POrtsman
and Peerless, of Toledo. The five
Canadian yachts attending the re-
gatta will enter upon their arrival at
Putin Bay, which will be on the 5th
of September, the day before the race.
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PRovIDENCE, August 29.-The: race
of the New York yachts for the New
port cup, took place to-day. The
Tidal Wave, Alarm, Dreadnought,
Palmer, Maggie, Columbia and Sap
pho were contestants. The SapphO
was the winner in one hour and thirty
five minutes and thirty-eight and one
half seconds. The difference in the
time made by the other yachts is less
fhan ninhfnnrn rnninuina
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BANKRUPT SALE,

A assignee of John B. Moore, a bankrupt,
N under proceedings In the District Court
Of the United States, for the District of West
Tennessee 1 will sell to the highest bidder.
Tor cash, at the residence OF said Moore, near
Gibson station, in Gibson county, Tennessee
On the 9th Day Of September, 1871,
one buggy and one yoke OF oxen. And on
The.I8th day Of September, 1871,
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The Oranuemen at II Auain.

NEWARK, August 2S.-The Orange
men of this city paraded to day with
music, banners and regalia of order,
escorted by forty-four policemen. No
attempt was made to interfere with
the procession, and though large
crowds witnessed 1t, not a hiss or a
groan was given. The festivities
closed with a picnic in the evening.
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A Bold SwindIer.

WASHINGTON, August 29.-An at
tempt was made to-day, by a man
named Thos. S. Cassidy, to sWindle
the Metropolitan bank and Lewis,
johnson q Co., bankers, out of $23, 900
by means of raised certificates OF de-
pOsIt. Cassidy has fed.
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ST. LOUIS, August 2S.--The body
of a man with bullet hole through
the heart was found near Atlanta,
ILL.,, on Saturday. He is supposed to
have been murdered.
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SPORT.
The SaratOua Regatta

SARATOGA, August 2S.-Up to this
date there have been fifteen entries
for the Saratoga international regatta
five for the four-oared race and ten
for the single scull race.
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LONDON, August 29.-The British
Consul at Zanzibar writes that DIR.
Livingstone, the African explorer, is
slowly making his way homeward.
The Standard states that Mr.. Guerney,
English commissioner of the treaty
of Washington, receives no compensa
ton for his services.
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At the very lowest point of the market In
the month of June, and they interd using
this advantage to attract even a still larger
patronage than now enjoyed by them.
Their assortment OF all Foreign Goods such
az Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Trimmings,
ETC., etc are rapidly arriving, and at remark
ably low prices,
The house of
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Worthy Your Attention

HB- The New Orleans market Is the only
Que in the United States, except New YORK.
which is really anu fully supplied with
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

ought to give him credit for what he has
accomplished as he is n self-made man.
4 know he is" retorted Bright land he
adores his maker"
ssy- Richard G. Mccormick, delegate
in Congress from Arizona, and formerly
Governor of that Territory, caught SCI
we're cold in his eyes while riding in Cen
trail Park, New York, about six weeks ago
inflammation set in, and the sight OF of his
right eye has been completely destroyed,
while the left one is seriouly affected.
Mr. Mccormick is one of the Commits
sioners appointed for the celebration of
the centennial of American independence.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21
OUR WAR WITH CoREA

Our Government has just received the de-
tails Of Admiral Rodgers expedition A.
gsinst the oriental and isolated kingdom,
of Corea They merely substantiate the
dispatches received some days ago relative
to this war in the farther East. Our feet
succeeded in driving before It quite q large
army of Coreans, bombarded and capturet
a fort defended by an immense array Of eiRL {
cen pound cannon, and retired from the
scene OF conflict with scarcely man hurt.
The probabilities now seem TO be that W
shall have a war with these semi savages
upon our hands, as they do not now appear
to manifest an y disposition to apologize
for the slaughter Of the crew Of the Ameir-
can ship, Gen. Sherman, which was wrecked
on their shores. 1t is reported that the
British feet is moving up with the purpose
of cooperating with our forces. Admiral
Roger is await g further instructions from
Washington.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

STEPHEN PEARL ANDREWS one of
the editors of Woodruff and Claflin's
| Weeklv, is a radical reformer and spir-
itualist, and the author Of several books.
He now intends to make the world
eternally his debtor by founding one
universal language for all the nations
of the earth. Mr.. Andrews has been
lately made widower. Mrs. Mary A
Mitchell is doctress in Geneseo,
Henry county, III. She is strong
minded lady Of the stamp Of Mrs. Jel-
laby. She believes she has a mission
and yearns to discover what it is, She
is cropping in the dark and pours out
her soul in letter to Mr.. Andrews.
She tells him how she sympathises
with him in the loss Of his wife and
how she prays that holy angels may
lift him up on high continually, and
wrap him in the bosom of the higher
intelligence, and: continually baptize
him with the breath of inspiration"
And then she says of herself: " / am
waiting, waiting, waiting to behold
the niche may fill in the mighty
temple of Labor, going up for the res
cue of the liberties of the race-So-
cially, Spiritually and Politically. l
always had to do what others failed to
do, in any crisis during my life
which has been checkered one. |
am waiting to be summoned now, or
to see some deserted post that needs a
champion. wish could confer with
| you, with view of doing good, some.
where in the world, where others have
not filed the vacuum"
We are Ct the earth, earthly, ant
have never been able to quite reach NJ
to the transcendental hight Of thu
army of reformers, of which Mrs. Nit
chell is such faithful soldier, ant
therefore we may be mistaken, but
from our standpoint, it looks as thong
the Henry county widow had an eye
the vacuum made by the death of Mrs
Andrews. At any rate, If Stephel
don't, on this hint, speak, he is brute
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WILLIAMSON COUNT
Personal,

The New Orleans Times oo,,s ,ho
life of Ben Wade "prorauo history
-Dempster the Scottish sio,or do,
recently. He WAS at one limo wam
known, and popular.
The rush of visitors to the Yoso,oi,s
10y rs very great this year Among
an," - Lord cAmbell, brother to the Mar.
gus of Iorne ~ '"' war
,o louis Napoleon, according to Eosr,
report" Is about to become n ,annn, ', -,
h"'""eai House, DawlisA Dawn :,
seat OF Sir Lydsthy Newman ' WV
-Gn'Iows' theology wa. neatly o.,
h'zei by California indian, in bis "''
dying speech and confession suil be a,
you all only do wrong and feel sorry for
you VIII go to Heaven"
va One of Disraelis admirers, in ,nea
NJ "oo"' HIM 10 John Bright said ~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21


ANOTHER universal peace convention
has been proposed in Europe. HUI
monitv. even in the midst of bloody bat
tle.felds, signs for the dawn of the era
in which Peace shall reign with univer-
sal scepter; "when the lion and the
lamb shall lie down together and lit
tie child shall lead them but we cannot
believe that, in the present condition Of
society, peace can be continuous. While
the spirit of Liberty is struggling with
Despotsm, agitation will be visible
the great ocean of public sentiment will
be continually dashed by storms and
made furious by contending waves.
And it is better so. Stagnant public
opinion is despotism. In the language
of Curren, 1.-The mind of man, to i'm
prove, must be agitated and it is bet
ter, occasionally, to hear the dashing
of the waves, than continually to
exhale the pestilential eflluvia Of stag
waters"
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EGYPTIAN NEWS,
CONDENSED rom our Exchanges.
GALLATIS COUNTY.

GALLATIS COUNTY.
--Mr.J. Z. Rearden owns five thor-
sand dollar horse.
The people of Pond Settlement want
postoflice.
The young mems Christian Association
of Shawneetown is IN u langushing con-
diton.
The school directors have agreed 10
submit the question of building a school
house to vote of the people.
Twelve new residences are being
built in Shawneetown and us many more
are in contemplation.
The town of Omaha in Gallatin. laid
oil Inst winter, now contains n drug store,
| dry goods store, II hotel and number OF
comfortable private residences.
JOHNSON COUNTY. ..
In the VIENNA market, peaches are
plenty at dollar bu,hcl
The corn and cotton crops of Johnson
county are said, by the IrterH t, be- luxur.
ious.
Captain Perkins, Of Vienna, has u fig
tree full Of fine specimens Of the ripsning
fruit,
An election for constablcs and justices
e OF the peace il Vienna last Friday passet
4 OIL very quietly, from the fact that thu
d town council would not advertise it, ant
N Tue written notices were 50 badly done tina
~ NOBODY could read them. Which show
:, enterprise in Viennp.
nt WILLIAMSON COUNTY
st A new paper, called the Marion FLAG
has made its appearance in Marion. !
Is edited and proprictored by John n
10. Hog. -
est me Williamson county fair will b
of N''4 !" the third week Of September.
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afterwards II became fact. Af,o- . ,;,o
Eusenie's mother came TO reoa,d ,bs ~,
ken as OF great importance, and formed A
plan OF bringing tlet two families 70 rether.
That was the secret Of so lovely Woman
as Eugene remaining single till the age of
twenty-six: crown awaited her which
was never lost sight of.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

ANOTHER wife has poisoned Der hus-
band The salutation among wives has
become How are you, my dear ?
Where do you buy your poisou?'
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tFron Tfseh by Ssea'or Doolite, de'ireroi at ID

IFoa ,rssch by Ssea'or Doolii'e dotiroroi at De-
toJ', IN ibs.
"l.st Us &C by the people ofthe South as C,m llus
pr,po.cd 3, H. lac Larums after they had re-
D He'd ~. MT ,my ar1 had been put down by
the arm. ii thai uJwcr. When the question
arose 100 e. s,rItt' What shall be done with
LIT rri auI th people of Lailum ? there were
POM .. ~ 'ite.c = ip shouted: 'Confscate their
81 T. ryi N ,hr Them slaves" There was, how
t,-i, hnn- maj day WHO would have made them
sls e. to th,ras slaves. Hut Cainillus, whose
'eech Of {. snge line has made his name nm
uoital, I'd: d, : motors, let us make them fellow
ct z@n., 'Ii thu 81 to the power and glory OF
Rom, l.r. us HHS that they have laid dowD the
arms OF Their rebellion and have renewed their
alirgence 70 the UNION and the flag. make the
sln'htTa people our fellow citizens, and thus
al 70 TIE power an glory OF the natlon.'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

That Intolerance which would use
the state or the force Of individuals, to
square principles ofany man or body
o' men by any general rule of religion
Or politics, Is mIldew which, when it
i'''- upon republican liberty, blasts it
!" a 'noment--withers its flowers into
cap leaves, dead and lacking all that
perfume which is 50 pleasant in tn,
nostri!s Of Americans
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

Hos. CARL ScHURZ has taken to the
new departure" and intends to nurse
/, with a mothers care. He will act to-
ward tin the capacity Of wet nurse, and
believes II will grow up a very strong
party,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

Mn. CoLrMnrs DELANo, according
to the Washington Pahrio,, has been
present in Washington since he was an,
pointed commissioner of internal rev.
enue and secretary of the interior only
one day in five Of the whole time. Since
entering the cabinet he has been alb
sent more than half the time. Ani
yet he has coolly drawn his salary 70
every hour, az If on sctual duty. Mean
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while the business of the interior
department is sadly in arrear., ana In a
state of great confusion.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

The st. Louis Times denominate.
Governor Palmer as "cne of the ablest
and probably one Of the most hones OF
, existing radicals in this country" We
have no hesitation in aam;,t;o, Aha
governors ability, but his honest, :.
not above suspicion. lie il, no,;,; %
hypocrite and coward, aud b..
warped ofhcial honesty TO place mew.
bers Of his own family in public place,
lie is the "llonest Iago" Of IlIiuoi
radicalism.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. RICHAU'S
.JOlIUi
GOLDEN REMEDIES.

Use these only. and save time. health and
money. u 600 reward tor any case OF disease, IN
any stage which they tail 70 cure.
DIR. RICHAU'S DOLDRN BALSAM, y
Nos. and 2. are he grestsst alternatives known.
DR.. RICHAU's GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMoUR
10 the greatest tonic and sstringent in the met.
cal list.
DIR. RICHAU's GOLDEN ANTIDOTE
is the only reliable dluratic., o..,frr
These remedies are not advertised 70 cure all
and Ssaed none Sa. are ed
which they are recommended, when all other
treatment has failed. Tens Of thousands yearly
Been NJ a. sou, able BY The best u
medical faculty. W g'l - fahEl's1i
DIR. RICHAU's GOLDEN BALsAM
No. 1, cures ulcers, liberated sore throa, and
mouth, sore eyes, cutaneous eruptions. copper
color-d botches, soreness Of the scalp, scrofula,
etc. 1t is the greatest renevator: Alternative and
the system, and leaves the blood pure ana
healthy. e. .t,.tr'..t..r.ft
DR.. RTcHAu's GOLDEN BAIsAx. IN ir
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ell Its forms, and gives immediate reisfin OH
DR.. RIcHAUs GOLDEN ANTIDOTE,
| A radical cure for all urinary dersngemenS.
DR. RIcHAU's GOLDEN EIAxiR FAMOUS.
sdical cure for nervous or gunsraf debility, IN
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

WE quite agree with the st. Louis
TIMES when it says. "we quite a,reo
with the Harrisburg Pa,rio, when !,
says that General Hancock is reported
to be opposed to his own nomination
for president for the reason that b,
HE time the American people ge
through with Grant they will not wan
another soldier president for at leas
u generation"
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For President 1872,
JAMES Il. DOOLITTLE,
Of WISCONSIN.
SJ,ct 10 the dec,son Of tie national deDt
ocratic convention.

THE New York World on Senator Doolttle.l
aHis record is so consistent and unfair
nisGsd that il may be iikcned to a straight
line drdrn across a puzste-a clear beam,
nwerrcd by the .fuctuating atmosphere
Of american politics, through the past
t,rsnty years
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

Mr. WORRIES does not endorse the
new departure" and intends ~ th-
III from public life.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21
| THE EMPRESS EUGENE AND JosEPHINEs


THE EMPRESS EUGENE AND JosEPHINEs
RING.
A romantic incident Is related Of the way
in which fate seemed TO decree that the
Montijos and the Napoleons should be un.
tied The story is Of Josephne's betrothal
ring, and is in this WISE Eugenie's father,
while serving in the first Napoleon's army,
resided in Paris. In 1909, q little GIRL
Maria Montijo, about three years old weAt
to play in the Tuileries with her nurs.
There she met little boy, who gave her IA
gold ring. AS the children wero stran-
gers to each other, and did not meet again,
the owner of the ring remained unknown,
and SO the little Maria kept it for play.
thing That ring was Josephines, and
the little boy was Louis Napoleon, who
had run away with the ring. The loss of
the ring was q bad omen TO Josephine, for
q year afterward she had to resign in ia
vor of another. Little Maria kept the
playthine till she grew up. At sixteen
years Of age she married, and bear the
mother Of Eugene, whose birth took place
May 3, 1926. Her mother engraved this
date on the ring she had worn SO long
herself, and when Eugene was older gave
it TO her, When quite child Eugene
went to London to pny visit; there Sd.
I became acquainted with Ltus Napoleon
!, who saw the ring with the date, and Jose
phine's name ON j, and know il had be
longed to her. From this circumstanc
= Louis looked upon the little Mon,ijo u
~ attached TO his house, and twenty year
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PR NTH N q.

I'm RoM Alto work = printing IN many and
vSIisd eolora q one sho c9 me
soS Srptins ofIeSs ~ ts,tle a9st .sansskshle
Inc WORK, in eolored printing. Of ser Ordinary
presses, thereby reducing the cost o. oAs chsTas'
| Ter OF work 70 \ very low Ts&e.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

I'm on.a, paper o. Alerardsr county and On. city o.
Gu,p ne oniv morning dfily IN southern Winots (;
ortSs.auase jrunoi: small, but fearless; out
,poler on ali subjects Of interest 10 he public J;
IN Arr, and increasing circulation, the Buue-
I'm ssiois the patronage Of intelligent readers and
s.tepnana business men.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN.
John II. oberly Co. nave reduced the sub
,erip,on PRICE Of the Weekly Cairo Bulletin to
On Dolar per aauin. making II the cheapest pa.
per published in Southern Illinois.
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CLOTHING FOR LADIES. WEAR
Made to order, OF Ready'M'de'
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,.,r ,..o,,mcn, Of Misses and ladies
a !. md md Bonnets Of the latest styles.
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LADIES, TAKE notice.
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q the BULLErIs building, IN prepared 10 furnish
kinds of binding,
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W1gI1N " RS
MRS. NJ. swANDER,

,,p,rs FURNISHING GOODS,
c,uw.rei.I Aven"e; opp"-''e h""'
S'" aud Dnythorns
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
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CToRE, Dwellings,. Furniture. Hulls and Oar
- goes. insured ct rates ar favorable ~ sound.
permanent security will warrant. ~. ..
respectfully Ask Of the citiseus Of Cairo. .
share OF their patronage.
-. G. y. AUGHE6, %.
OfRce-At First National Bsnk
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FOR BALE,

FOR SALE.
FI,wo VALUABLE LOTS on tho corner Vt
i second and Chestnut stfeels, la the no
rough 0i snnbuTy, on shlrh there are erected a
large dselling hoase, stable aud oalballdlngs.
ihs Homestead, late ol Hugh bellas, deed,
ALSO, la aa MaIksl slIert, Ia lhe bogoagh
~ naahaff, On shlth lhofe aTg aaelling hosss,
stable shd on,tallings, lnqulie ai lhs eliiee u
81 7, NOLNkkfOA,
fse, a., isil.-,i Adlalni.iTalo
A splsaalA aisgamsni ef Cent. fufnlshing
~ ns-.is a haeis a plsslassl's, apss.
90 % Aeass . p...,ass,'. 10, waite Cod.
~ aai ss1 l1s hs.i spss,
(.o,s llss,s a p...lsss,'. q, ss.uiful n,s..
~ 1eoai sp2s
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NEW COAL YARD.
BAKERY BAKERY II BAKERY n

BAKERY ! BAKERY 4 BAKERY I
LEONARD DOYERTH,
HAS lust oponei nrst elass hAksry on Front
street uuar the Railroad depot az konhumber-
iaud, aud is prepared IA farnlsh the eiiiEens of
Northumberland aud hanbuIy Snh all klnds OF
Bread And Cakes, tuCh as
Brown BREAD,
MILK bhEAn,
BREAD BAKED on the HEARTH,
Ipd a fgll line of fANCf CAKES, Tea bahs,
lolls and f1isis, i"
bgsad and Cases dsllEsisd i0 easlomsT every
innfnins,
eakes fof BALES Parties, wsdalAgs, fairs, Se 4,
iufnisAfi "a shsft nstlos,
bsag = pfarlieal haksf, aad haflng 9ofked
AZ ths bnslnrss IA huubuT) ioF tsfsfal ttafs lsst
tf hoirs a. sifs tatslafilua a. his euslsinsis ~
hsifiDiorr,
lhlsis sss Tsapf6llslly tallfHsi
hulthaaltef'and, gaas 40. isfi ~
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LIQ OR STO R f!

LIQ UOR STO RI E!
CHRISTIAN NEFF,
Second Street, opposite the Court House, SUN
BURY, PA,
Respectfully invites the attention Of Retailers
and others, that he has on hand, and will con-
stantly keep all kinds of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Consisting of Pure Brandes: Cegniac, Cherry,
Ginger, Rochelle and Otard.
Whiskies: Pure Rye Copper-nistiled, Mon"n-
gahela, Apple and Nectar.
PURE HOLLAND GIN!
Wines; Champagne Wine, Sherry, Port and
Clarct.
Crab Cider, Champagne Cider, N. f. Rum,
Brown Stout and Scotch Ale.
STOMACH AND BAR BITTERS,
And all others Liquors which can be found in
the city markets, which will be sold at Whole
sale and Retail. Every article guaranteed as
represented. Also, a large lot of DEMiJOHNS
and BOTTLES, always on hand.
ssy- Orders promptly attended to, and public
patronage respectfully solicited
G. NEFF.
Smbury. July g. lS61.-fy
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botsIs auS asstamrants.

TNION HOTEL, THOs. FOULDS, Sr.,
u Proprietor Shamokin Street, Trevorton,
Northumberland county, Pa. The table is sup
piled with the best the market affords. Good
stabing and attentive ostlers. [Jan.A,'T