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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-25
Ihe aailp State Re9ister.
.nc,tcatton for Patent.
Notice No. IL
RtGIsrER's OFFICE. U 5. LASD orflck'
AuRoR.. New. AprIi IL: 10

Notice No. L.
p,c,s,rR.s OFFICE. U 5. LAND OFFICE,
AusoR., New. April Il. ~ .
N-CTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. lhAl W."
SHARON has this day n'ed in tins once u
a.,ar tnqether with a notice OF apiIcatiuh .
,arent from the United States, under ACT OF .Ih
- a. approved July %, lo66, r o"o de't VI :. r
I,ni,tu Lode. in E>n-ralda Mining uho'it'' -
.tar,IJ, courry. Nevada. and for a mil ste anu
- nar,;crLarIy described as follows: Colnnehc-
- s,,tiou No l. the northeasterly corner from
which point the center of the JuhI''' nan 30"
: I0o 10, ". distant Sal IL" feet. ana tuih'nS
rbanca : &c Z 40 feet t station w 'nn'
: 500 " 30 feet to station No .; tnehCe
- 90 " 100 feet 10 sutton No. /; thence n DO
y ! osn feet TO station No. |, the place OF ptSii-
inc Ba,i ings from true meTiiltn n''-ht'C va
ri,tion 10 r.. The lode Ike OF boo 'e,t 'ii,e
T., i3.nrfhed in the underground woiks Ie'ni'I
,,t,r, ,f the ,Iuniata shalt. and tine
r.r+i.,t mr., lection UPWARD to the surfdc+. from III
r.,sition # the lode as fonni pe'"" 'he s"' "a
,baws a line at the surface c9lililthclhE ~ In
yv.sta,Iv line Of the claim. and IN the SAID iihe " I
p, distance IF 25 feet from the h"rt"N
-. and runpit = thence nofthea>teftS. ptlfitVi
with the n~ortlieiIv aud svufheIlf eides vi nv
claim GOO fee The portion 81 the c''n"
inr ma, rheasterly beyond the atorestli oJ! e'' -
cI,imed fr ground for waste matef''l' IN
.ituat.i in the district and county III ft'ti'i e'th'
,,.,cirg at .tation No. /. a pine tree ABOUT ~ Il
as,t ,f the AURORA read, and about en- wet i "
number Of springs, and n the soulheI'H e"o 49,,
,.,.in in which Winters NH l. slIuhtH' an 80
MIN, thence north Al CHI TO station ~
-hr,,.e west u ch. To- station No .; tiie"e- u I =
rh to station No. /; thence east lou' Gu " "a,
fflD No 5: thence south + eli 70 N'i' -
thence eat ! CHI. to station No. : !; IlTiIte ''
u, 10 station No.,S: thence east . en- 70 s,''I'l
NJ c. thence south / en. to station No Iu' men
a,s. 1 Oh 10 sta ion No. Il: thence south Zen
+,,tati,n No. y; thence west I Ia en-. 10 80
Na- IS from station No. 10. inc ~
- ss,,inT rn,n Of the Winters mill, bears "
Instant / u CHI thence south 3 10 ca I. Si''>'i
X, II. thence :. 90 IS Z. % /, cn. 10 station ~
u. the,,re : 5g5 +. b CHI To station No ~
thence : SO ~ +. 81 .21 ch. I" station No. ! :
thence : - W. : Oh To stat on No. ~ Ileu'e y
80 >, W. 10 b CHI to station No. l"' i'eICt y
80 W 81 Oh To station No 70; thence y. 70
w. y so ch. to station No u; thtice -
n Ia station No -: thence : Is Il en- 10 s,'ti'
No -: thence W ) - CHI to station No -
Mace Of beginning Bearings from trl- the'IIif
,r,rnet5c variation. 17o Z. All OF which i MOI
r,rIiruI,riv de-cribed by the Ill Z ans anu ~
t5ras rnsted in this cfire on the east elde OF WI
tor, mill and on the east side Of the JunIata ii'is
ing works buIldiuf-
apl9-90t NiLSoN hCi+H"'
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Applica.i0n far Patent
Notice NJ. Ill

Notice No III
L. :. REGISTER'S OFFICE
Chs CfTY. New. April II, l>'I
-~ar,Cr - UFKFBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
JACKSON. HENRY CAFfALL and JAMES
ttTUERS have titi- day filed i'll this office i II
ram. together with a notice "f hII.Ic'''.n w
- en- The United states. under Act 81 Con
- - anrroveI July g. 1>t6. for one th"u,l'i
7aet Of the Mint lode. known a. the MINT I'm
-. claim, situated in EI-le and "ashoe Naiitf
District. orm-by c,unry. Nevada, ami more .''i+
,,rrI,rIv described As follows: t"IaInvhFth2 II
-, No + a post On the north line oil me
Athens Ccrrpanys clam, and running thence y.
100 "a w. one thousand feet, to station No.. =
fi,-nce \. 10 55' f. five hundred feet 10 r'a'',u
", :. th.uc. : Igo u5' Z. one tn u-''nd left' ',,
-, NJ i. Theme :. 10 So " FIVE hundred
faet IN station No. l. the place Of beginning, anu
-,1raininr IL Is I09 acres Bearings from mr.
u,tIc meridian. Sail claim Is more
.nrIsa Lv the diagram posted III this office ant
On the claim. ,rn ra.,-
ayI-yOd% r. A'hh'
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ASSESSDE'S NO1hOE
~ :. INTERNAL RE

CECOND AND SMITH rlNlSloNo ,hr
Collection District f Nevada COMP -
,C,,t o of Washoe. Orm>by, Douglas ann >ihe
~, Notice Is hereby given that the
,s-es,meurs or euunl. rationS If subjects ii'l. ~
.rr,v under the Internal Revenue Laws ,t ~
r-,itad States. made and taken ty j D"i'
a. and VI. 4. Murphy. Assistant Assessors ~
Id Diyisiors. and returned To me IN the ahn"''
-. e. 1e-1 will remain oren fer the eNahliilt-
10, ~ All rer-ars concerned for the space OF II,
DAYS from the date hereof, At me M -
.,is,art Assessors If the sal Di'i-iouS. N cnNn
Ci,x and Aurora. between The hours 81 = -
-, N and P NJ. each day, an after me :"
- Of fen days. l., wir-on the SIN ""H ~
Ill u ISL. at ny office in N:r-'nit N''S.
Nevada. l will receive and determine All apfe and
,cI.tiva +, err, ne. Us or excessive VilntIl''hN ~
49, .,uuer,tl rs made and taken by
III ASSISTANT As-->nr>- All app eaiH 20 INC
.a.sar-. a. a:.r--aiI. must he made IN "IitI0 ""'
-,,cify The IHIrtiru'aT cue Hut'tef II '4iIu7 =
m, VII p , d--s5,m J. r'Tu-~tel. ana sil"I
II,.,-.r-r state ~ @r uni or lTincil ie 'l error
'."'' w A"REN =. MYEGS. L. :. A@-r<<.r;
carson Guy, April Is. Ia1l. apps i"'
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sofjce to Creditors.

-,oryrp Il UERERT GIVEN Bh III.
y undersigned. sdministrat' "f me r..
ms JOHNSON, de eft ed, t. 'h. cit'ii'"iH
- oil nersops having claims Against san TO-
- to rxhibfr the same. with the nret--uN
,,,cbers within ten months from the hF,t Pau
'.,;,n ~ this notice. to the rnder>i-n met; AT NV
,.Ira # CLARKE K Wells, ATTORNEYS" ~" "
Carson CITY AZ, Ans
carson City. April4 ISL. "P' }"
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NOTICE.-sTATE OF Ne
MI vada County Of ormsby. Carson ci.y, ' has
% ISL. Notice is hereby given that there has
-. !. nv the Trustees Of the MONTREAL
GoLp AND SILVER MINING COMPANY an as,
.o.smsnt If SO cents per foot on the above named
sIs;m' nsyable in sixty (6O) days from the nrst
pupiicA''o" j.. J. GAGNON. Pre.ident.
c. LAxAlRE, Secretary. mn~"
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.sr,;uiS.rGtOr'S >afe.

OF LAWRENCE BARNHARr' II
i. cea>ed.-Notice is hereby gwen 'h't ~ w
1cr~igned, Administrator OF Tue %t
txCr RAKNHART. deceased, VIII on
"wednesday. May Sd, 1871.
,-raan the hourS Of a. m and sunset 'l sA"
~ | c-cI,s5 u M. sell at public auc-
~, ~ rbe following described property beloEgIns 20
,,ii estate, to Wit; lots numbered nve cunt
81 and ME Isl. in Block f'r'y-two ~, IN Se'rN,
rnomp-on i Sears Division # the tow Of I"r t"l
a ~" prm.hv county. state Of Nevada with The
HIt,,a.an,s thereon. also. the f lowing PER
nal property. to wit. Soda machine hNlnrrs
; az Ss,e TO take place upon said prem
i.es Terms Of saIe-CAeH il gold CON-.
lseS- LOUIS BRADER,
n,- # the estate Of Lawrcuce BtrnhaFt. dec u
AfIn T "' ne a., /, ISL. ap12-3w
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:. u. WRIGHT.

A diacre,ion. causing nervous debility. prena-
tnrs decay, etc, having a tried m IN sn." e Of self.eure,
~: "a Vii, send free TO his fellow-sune,eIs
sS a% ]. II. FUTILE, IS Nassau street Ne~
vi = l2HEt1Am1 de''-"A
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SOLD EVER II T. Il T..
II. EPSTEIN 4 CO..

No. SIS Front street, san Frtngi-.o- 10. : Ia
Stl.r street, IA rt.n ~ aHi
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TAKE
N5sSoIutiOIi Notice.

,,ur Cop.ETyERSHP HERETOFORE TX
lin L.tvear the undersigned. under the
firm name of BUCKINGHAM i TtkRiLL. was
his ,iay dissolved 10y mutual consent The KAHN
rink business will be conducted as usual IN 'h's
"' r. l.. BUCKINGHAM,
JOHN TETitlLL.
Carson Civ. March Is. ISL. mhiflH
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06
Editors Table.

ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR MAr.-Thc "Desccnt
Of Fire" by Fisk Is an article on the divining
rod Ofthe Lorne marriage, there IS an account of
an account of Francois Desarte, of Paris, still
living, who was great singer IN his prime.
There is a fourth part of "Castilian Days." MIR.
Hay. Mr. DeForest's serial story, kate Beau
mont," Is continued. Clarence King tells of
Mountaineering (new coinage) in the Sierra
Nevada" which shows what wonderful coun-
try we have in the far West. II. G. Lockwood
repeats, the thrice.tod "Capture of Fort Fisher
There arc papers upon the Organization of Labor
and the care of our Eyes, and Mr.. Fields winds
up his notice of Hawthorne with u narrative,
affecting in its simplicity, of his last days Poet
r., by Mrs. Moulton, Celia Thaxter, aud II. W.
Long fellow.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06
PATENT RIonr swrsptvs.-Jp our last issue

PATENT RIoHr swrsDLss.-In our last Issue
we cautioned farmers to be aware Of patent right
agents travelling and obtaining notes TO fleece
the public. The Pitsburg Real Estate Register
thus exposes one of the sharpest patent right
swindles Of the day, against which we caution
our readers. It is sad to sec so much ingenuity
perverted: Ift
"We can beat anything In the way Of patent
right swindle facts yet published 10 this locality.
We have neither seen, heard read or imagined
anything superior In the thoughtful getup to the
swindle VIC are about to disclose. IL has been
very successful In the noIthern and central parts
of Indiana and It is in order to prevent the
same success here that we advertise 1t. Readers
will please notice and circulate:
A man, whom we will call A. Brown, comes
to an honest farmer, whom we may call John
Smith, and Introduces himself as the general
agent for the sale of q seeding or other machine.
and tries to induce John Smith to become his
sub-agent, telling him that he can make n hand.
some profit by the sale of these machines, and
that he (Browne) only asks $40, to be paid after
he (John Smlth) has sold S275 worth of seeding
machines. John Smith has no hesitaucy In en-
tering into q contract with A. Brown, which the
latter has in readiness, in printed form, as fol-
lows;
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06
Business Notices.

sELIcT ScucoL.-rMlss Maggie J. Martin will |
open select school for young ladies ut the resi-
dcnce of her father, on Broadway, commencing
OH Monday, the 5th of June. Terms moderate.
The fine spring suits from the Merchant Tailor
shop Of j. L. schacfi,r, opposite the Ceutral Io-
tel, are constantly keeping up an excitement
among men, and Is giving him large amour:
of custom. His stock of goods Is admired by all
who call to see him.
A FINE assortment of canned goods, English
""d American Pickles and sauces. Foreign aud
domestic dried and green fruit, at Kirbys.
No. and shore nackeral. picked salmon
and white fish at Kirby's, all fish warranted.
If You want fine assortment of plain and
fancy groceries to select from, go to Kirby's,
Bright's new building, on Market square, all
goods delivered within the borough free of charge.
The Excelsior Boot and Shoe Store still takes
the lead in getting up a splendid assortment of
Boots and Shoes. The Excelsior has become the
great boot and shoe Emporium In this section OF
country. We notice many of the country mer-
chants buying there in preference of city houses,
knowing that the stock cannot be excelled any
where. New supplies are constantly arriving,
ana the latest styles are always kept on hand.
ALL Rubber Wear, a, ranufac,uyers' prices,
at the Regulator.
Doors and Shoes for the community, at popu-
lar prices, at the Regulator
JUsr received, number ofpopular fronts and
French calf skins, at the Regulator.
GEsrs' fine French Calf, Box-toe Boots, Stitch
ed bottom, at the Regulator.
spounds l5c white sugar FOR Sl.oo, at wei,zel,
Gaskius & Co.'S.
Regulator Boot, Shoe, Trunk and Leather
Store consolidated with the Book Store. Call
one aud all. New goods at low rates.
n. FERREE LIGHTSER.
sHoEMAKERs' materials for manufacturing, at
the Regulator.
The croquet Shoe, a novelty, elegant and COM
Portable, at the Regulator.
The GROVER Il BAKER and the SINGER
| SEWING MACHINES are acknowledged su-
/ perior to any other now manufactured. Miss
C. pallus, Market street, this place, is the agent
for the sale OF them In this and adjolning eoun-
ties. Instructions in sewing given free of charge
to all purchasers. A lot always on hand. Call
aud examine them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06
Beef tongue at Kirby's.
Agricultural Meeting.
SuNnuKY. Aprll goth. /

CuNblht, fpIll SStn, 1911
The Executive Committee of the Northumber-
land county Agricultural Society met In the Ar
bitrution rooms pursuant to call of the President,
dated on March Goth, 1871.
Joseph Bird, Esq, President, In the chair. Roll
called and IL members answered TO their names
Minutes Of last meeting were read and approved.
The President stated, the first business was the
receiving of proposals to Tx place for holding
of the next county fair.
Proposals were presented from Watsontown,
Milton, Riverside aud Sudbury.
A vote was then taken, which resulted In favor
of holding the fair at sunbury. The citizens
having proposed to give the grounds free, and
$3.50 in money towards defraying the expenses
OF liking Il up suitable fog fair ground. On
motion, II was
RssalUed, That We hold the next County Fair
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, the goth,
27th aud 2sth OF September next,
Rssolrsd, That the officers and members OF the
Lower Augusta Township Horticultural Society
be invited TO participate with the NorIhumbeFp
land County Agricultural soeiety,
Rssolpsd, That the President appoint commit
Gee OF hyo TO prepare list Of premiums, The
chair appointed Jno, Mcfarland, Of fwaIsontown,
], NJ. follmer, Of WaIsontown, l.. q, stlcker, OF
Milton, Geo. 6aul, Of Upper Augusta, aud "a,
ward Grady, OF Rush, Tbs eommittee 10 meet
at Northumberland, on saturday, the i7sh Of
June next.
Rsso!rsd, Tha; the PTesiden, be directed 10 de-
mand the books, papers, Sc, Hos IA the hands
OF Thomas Barr, Esq,, OF TuThu1yllle, former
Secretary flhe Northumberland County AgIleal'
taral Society aud lf he refuse 10 deliver NJ The
sAne, that he "a hereby authorised 70 bring salI
against hlm for their recovery,
Rssolssd, Thai ths fTealdsal be directed 10 de-
R,and lhe money bsloagiag 10 the soFhumbsI'
iAnd County Agricultural soelgsy, nos la Ihs
hAIis VI wllllam aasldss, tgasf Treasurer,
anl PAy lhe sans oyeg lalo Ihs haads of ,As
Pgesenl lieaspIeT slsgl'
l hsso!usd, fhsl ,hs President u sggsoFlasA "
appoint eoaimisses " aiaa spseleszllsns l0I
lhs psepsrlag VI shs lTasks, and sIss.las .hs ns
ess,sy haildings log holalng lhs fah' ffosl
dsnl aplalnlsi }. A, bartholomew, ps, Jossph
tlslsI, Lsmusl abipissn asa t1auaas jahnslea,
hsselssa, ihai lh.s plss,iag aaioaIa ~ assl Al
lhs toan hoats, ou lhs lasl aalslaay ~ laas
nssl, " hsaI lhs gspeg,s " sss sssss sssassls'
Isss Aalssissa'
Joa plRp, Freshest
tssVa sslEsas, sssfaafys
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06
A choice brand of family flour at Kirby's.

THE worms have already commenced their
ravages on the leaves of the gooseberries and
currants. They commence on the lower limbs,
and are found on the uudersidc of the leaf. The
only efIectual remedy we have tried, is the use of
white hellebore. Dust the white powder over
the leaves in the morning, or when they are wet
and moist. We saved our currant bushes last
year by this remedy after one-third the foliage
had been consumed. The hellebore is poisonous,
bat there is no danger whatever in using as above
described
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06
THOMAS pEpUg,
MANHOOD now Losr, now REsroR.

MANHOOD, now LOST, HOW RESTOR-
wi ED.--Just published by DR., LEWIS. 2A6
pages, Third Edition. THE MEDICAL COM
PANlON AND GUIDE TO HEALTH, on the
radical cure OF Sperna,orrhma, or s,mlnal Weak
ness, Involuntary seminal Lossrs, lmpoteucS
Mental and Physical lncapacity, lmpe l.ments To
Marriage, etc, aud the NeneFeal and Syphuitc
Maladies wlth plala aud clear directions Tor the
speedy euie OF Secondary symptoms, GonoFrhma,
elects, Structures, aud all diseases OF the skin,
such as Searyy, scgofula, Ulcers, Bolls, blotch-
os aud Puppies on the face aud body, Cousnmp-
ton, Epilepsy, and Fits, Induced BY syll-lnlul'
geuce or sectual pXtrayagauce,
The celebrated author la this adurahle Itea'
tlse, clearly demonstrates, ifom a toliy Neats
successful practice, that The alarming consequence
of sgi-abuse may be radlcalty cufyj pninllns
out mode OF cue az once plnple, certain, and
eiieetual, By means of which every suliefsr eo
matter what h.a condition may De-, can 10 viiee-
tually cured, eheapN privately, ANA radically
- This back should b. Ia the hapls OF every
youth, aud every man n tho ani.
scnt uudrT zeal, Ia plalu envelope, fglte, 50
cents. AdiFsss, Or, Lkwls, No sga'h a''g'',
New York,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06

If the good people of sunbury would make
haste to avail themselves of the advantages for
business which five railroads give them, there
would be no necessity for dispute about COW
pasturage. There is too much grass growing In
the streets of sunbury, and upon its vacant COM
mons, for this age of rapid improvemcnt.--lf'-
tonidn.
This is decidedly cool on the part of the Milton
ian editor. The time was when our neighbor
might, perhaps, with some little degree of pro-
priety have read us lecture on ''business" and
improvements" but that time is past. The
"vacant commons" referred 10, belong to the
PhiPa & Eric, and the Northern Central Rail-
road Companies, and we cannot see any !mpro-
priety in letting the "grass grows on the proper
ty until used for other purposes, as intended.
The advice Of our neighbors would have been IL
better season if it had been given when they suf-
fcred the Cattawissa folks to take from them the
location of tho work and machine shops for that
road.
In regard to our nelghbors of the Gazette, we
have only to say, that we are not in the habit of
suppressing our opinions when our rights are in
vaded, or wrong is to be censured.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06
oun Cou,1Y rAn.--rt will be seen by the pro-

OuR CourTY FArR.---ft will be seen by the pro-
ceedings of the Executive Committee Of the
Northumberland County Agricultural Society,
published in another part of this paper, that the
next County Fair will he held at this place, on
the goth, 9th and 2yth of Septembes next. As
there has been no fair held on this side Of the
river for some fifteen years. 1t WILL no doubt, be
the most successful of any yet held In this coun-
ty. Our farmer friends of the lower and eastern
ends of the county, who have Of late yerrs I'M
proved their stock, will now have an opportunity
of exhibiting their successful efforts to the public,
and show that they have not been Idle In I'M
proving their farms and stock. We are fully
aware that Northumberland county Is capable of
producing agricultural products equal to any
other county, and as the Fair will be held at q
point easy of access from all parts of the county,
we desire to see our farmer friends come forward
and show the public the success of their labors,
and make 1t q fair that will be an honor to the
county as we'll as to themselves. We know the
products are all of a first t-class and oil that
is necessary Is to make. the effort, and We
guarantee as good @ falr,as will be hcldanywhero
In the State. The upper end OF the county has,
of late years, been paying much attention 10 this
matter, and has been successful in their efforts.
Let the farmers of this end of the county make
the effort to compete with them. The upper end
will do its share to excel at this fair, and we shall
see whether the farmers at the lower end will
show their spirit in an honorable rivalry for tho
honors to be awarded.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06

This note Is apparently all right and fair upon
its face, but the reader: will observe that by tear
ing the paper in two, just after the date above
and the signature, "Smith," below, the reading
is entirely changed, and the left hand piece of
paper becomes promlssory note fer s275, which
the sharper Immediately sells at gcod discount,
and then strikes out for some other section OF
the country. -4
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06
. Communicated.
y. IFoR THE ANERIcAs.l
lager Beer ns n beverage.

There js nothing SO refreshing during tho sum
mer season as n good, wholesome drink. Id
every country we find a favorite beverage TO
quench thirst, but 50 far nothing has been dis
covered to answer the purpose so well ms tho
national beverage Of The Germans, which Is con-
sdered the most pure and healthy. We nnd all
hailing from "Miue Eaderlandn 10 be robust and
hearty, which fact Is nccouptcd Tor by their alb
staining from strong drinks, such as whiskey,
brandy, &C., aud the free Use oftiaser beer aud
wine. 1t Is well .kl,ova a0at the. Germans are
taught from infancy o drink beer, which they
use ms freely as tie krier1caus their tea and cof-
fec; yet we find then to fbe healthier and less
afflicted with: censtSsuional diseases than any
other nation. .{tts q rptable fact, that German
Is as natural to take u his lager and wine, as II
Is for a duck to take p the water. Some attri-
butte II 10 their early btbt :of making use of IL,
but when we look aruind those who use stronger
drinks In the same minner, We find they will not
compare with the Geman. Drinking lager beer
Is also beginning to h recommended by our ply
sicians as nutritious tonic, and many who have
adopted drinking 1t In preference to, stronger
liquors, state that tlrir system has undergone n
change, and that the are less afflicted with di-
sease. This Is accounted for from the fact that
lager Is manufactured out of barley and hops,
aud not adulturatedto give II age like spurious
liquors. When soldin the vicinity where manu-
factured, 1t is Away given out pure, but when
sent to any distance, much OF II Is adulterated In
order to make it keep. To manufacture lager,
pure water is required, which taet mas been
realized since Il is manufactured at this place.
The beer manufactured by Mr.. Joseph Bncher
contains the purcst water probably not eScelled
In the State, which accounts iu great measure
Of his success in mailing good article, aud beer
drinkers prefer IL to any other. Mr.. Bacher hav-
ing employed one of the best Brewers In the old
country, has his vaults illod with beer that can
not be excelled in this or any other country,
which will be on tap on Monday next and con-
tinue during the season. Many will also be con-
vinced thatit Is unnecessary to procure an arti-
Gle from abroad when We have better at home.
Dealers and drinkers should recollect that all
the money sent abroad In cases of this kind Is
encouraging other towns In preference to our
own. The thousands of dollars sent away an
nualy for beer, would, If kept In our midst. help
considerably in relieving us from the present
scarcity of money. Other towns look to their
own interests drst, and we should also look after
our own. TEUToN.
sunbury, May 3, 1871.
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WE hear considerable complaint that the Bo-
rough Council do not pass an ordinance, to pro-
hibit the running at large of goats aud geese in
our town.