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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19
MogC,}GTG TGiloEing.
SUNBURY, pFNN'A
y. *. ss5s&EslS,
in the Post Office Buj'oiug, opposite tGo Depot,
Cup stuirs,l

IUp EiUTs,l
SUNBURY, pENN'A,
Informs his friends rnl the public generally,
l.ut ha has JUs, opened Il large AMI ,.r!gI as
snrtwuut Of
SIots.3, SUg,;nlcFca, ycst.'ws, sAc.,
which viii ha made up TO order iu thc latest
style. ana warranted 10 Ht.
GtUicWaI iu want of fashionable suits are IN
y.ggd 60 call aal gEauine his stock.
SHIRTS
scientifically and practically cut ana made 10
'I...T. UrH.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19

ON Thursday evening last about 10 o'clock,
young man named Keen, working in the shops
of the Z, &.E Il. Il. Co., ut the upper end of this
borough, had both legs smashed by attempting
to jump on locomotive.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19

The COUNTY FAIR The County Agricultural
Fair which commences on the 2Gth ofncxt month,
at this place, promises to be great success. In
every part of the county VIC learn, farmers and
others are actively engaged in preparing articles
to be brought here on exhibition. A number of
letters nave been received by the Secretary from
abroad, asking to reserve room FOR stock on the
Fair Ground. Workmcn are actively engaged in
preparing the ground which, when completed,
will form the best for the purpose in the State.
Being conveniently located near the railroad, and
water close to the ground, are advantages sell
dom had at fairs anywhere. The ground is level,
so that II fun view can be had from any point.
The trotting course is pronounced by all good
Judges, rs one Of the best to be found any
where.
The premium list will be published in our next
issue. and will be found very liberal. The Com
mlttcc who have the matter in hand feel dspos-
cd to offer the best inducements to exhibitors, and
will leave nothing undonc to make everything
convenient ana comfortable to all who may at
tend.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19
FoeaI aHairs.

SEWING MAcHINEs.--Miss Caroline Dalus is
the agent for the sale of the three best Sewing
Machines in existence, viz: ''Thc Improved
Singer" "Grover & Baker, and ''Domcstc," !"
which are constantly ON hand and sold at rca-
sonablc prices. Call and see them. Office on
Market street, east of the railroad.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19
RaiIroad Time Tables.

Railroad Time Tables.
NC. r. W.-EAsr. p. & r. II. R.-WEsT.
Buffalo Ex l'vo 4;1O a m Eric Mail, I've 2;05 u M
Erie $3.50 &c Buffalo Ex. " 4;l5 60
ElmiraMail 11:45 &c ElmiraMa " 12:45 m
Erie 1:05 &c Lock II. Ac." 4:35 i"
sunbury Ac." 5:45 m Erie Elk. $3.50 d"
suAMoKIN DIVISION N. C. II. W.
LEAVE ARRIVE
Sunbury ut 1l:50 m At Sunbury S:i5 n m
4:40 p m 400 p m
ID. II. S W. II. Il.
Leave Sunbury-5:55 n. m, 4:35 and $3.50 p m.
Arr. at Sunbury-10;00a a III, G:20 and $40 pm,
Accident Insurance Tickets can be had of j.
Shipm1n, Ticket Agent ut the Depot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19

fhE Northern Central Railway Company are
engaged ln erecting cul'eil la plaee Of the
1fs''le NniA aefoss lhe Gul shere lhelr shauio-
lin road crosses a. ihs yatl end Of ghis place 4
Hood gate 20 pIe'eul lhe back water from lle
creek should be attached, shieh could b. aone
"a a splall eapensr,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19

THE Gas works at this place, are being erected
as rapidly rs possible The foundations are al
ready completed and the brick work commenced.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19
FARM IOR SALE.

fENNE co. l,riguyj haNiu.g '.n..g tract ui lJud
cover 200 ucpe) tAau can Doe rlu....y ,ulti-
yAtcd Zoo one iHrm, largely devoted tu uuvhlug,
oilers for sale about olr 100 acres, .WbH.Ha thu
whole ui the o.d l.riug iuua, together wila q
plrt %, thr Gul.i.u nuu,
The natural advantage ui lhe part offered tYr
salri are lu a.l respects equal lug gardening uuI-
posse, Go those ui thr Iatt reserved. NyoNu gone
dylIus lDI th. pact i"p seasons haa h..u vAl,lE
dome upDu H,
IH.r. ara many good tm,g4 u tll. county
hlr.y wahluE aliNiH- at ordinary erHiu farming
H U4 uII.ht urDttN advance tN.r ui.u.t. n,
EpluH -pug utruliru tp ptuHsiu. uluua hrm 90
Wtll 1d1I lel tu tHu .uart ls tu. HH. moss uI..-
ulr uIl ru cuHtytleUi 40 vu. 90 lHH SONS lt Lilr-
LDi# Boo iA. hi.t., Term. reasonable, l.r lal
ul4'tHH u4aII. ui, uI alir.s
MuItAM H. htsHiI,
Ju.gt rasus-, NwH'a 49,, ra.
estate or Elizabeth Jones, Dcc'd.
Nuu,I D. luU} utH rat Iar i..ia-
~ WUuaA Ntfu h.Hh fI4ut. a tutHU uUHtfa.#..
"a uu tterfili.ai filfAblill dOAlr I.I.HI tut
Borough pi r4unYbi h1uhuuIHIHuI county.
ft-i dt.a "A. All l.laaHs luti..i.I fr. t0IY.rl-
lH IIHht IHmal.slH .lAiH..l. aUi is..H hafI.
...w. 90 l4.s.r ll,w a4J .a'a.Hi..ti,i i4i
ftii..Ia.ni-
ENL WiLNEhT. ltt,at..
i.ahaili lHaa 20, lr'l.-tt,
l.uIs n.s.e ...l.. b., a... s....
~
.GoHnat. ..nn.pts.
- HI+
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19

NEW TRIBES OF IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
On Monday evening last new tribe of the In
proved Order of Red Men, was organized at Nor
thumberland called Chlisquaquc Tribe, No. 1852.
The ceremony of instituting the Tribe, was per-
formed by Great sachcm, j. A. Moss, assisted
by G. C. of II. Andrew j. Baker, G. X. of f., T.
r. Donnclly, d. d. G, s., w. Atcn,and ID. D. G. S.,
L. Wiyert, together with number of members of
Shahomokin Tribe No. 50, shickalamy Tribe,
No. IiS, and Mahoning Tribe No. "a. The Tribe
numbers some twenty members, and started under
the most favorable auspices. After the institu-
tion, the following Officers were elected and in-
stalled for the ensuing term:
s., David Evans S. s., S. X. Donahuo, j. e.,
j. W. Stewart; c. of r., J. p. Dunham; X. of
W., A. G. Postcwaith; Prophet, G. f. Boyer.
After the installation, the following subordi-
nate officers were appointed: G. W., Samuel
Renncr; @. F., r. Shrincr; 1st W., G. Taylor
Cd do, G. Roth Sd do, A. Vandling; 4th do,
w. Ruttcr. 1st Brave, S. Newbcrry; 2d do, j..
Smcight; Sd do, T. A. Miller; 18th do, w. Nc
Coughlin. 1st Sannap, Robert Lcshcr; I'd do,
D. Newman.
After the institution the Grand officers and Wis
iting members were invited to partakc of n splcn-
did collation. served up at the Washington House,
to which all did ample justice. About two o.
clock the parties separated, highly pleased
with the kind reception they had received from
the members ofthe Chillisquaquc Tribe. This Or
der is springing up rapidly iu every part of the
country, owing, we presume, to its origin in
the United States, as well rs the highly bcne-
fetal effects that derived from t.
On Tuesday evening, new Tribe was institut-
cd at Watsontown, in this county, by the Great
Chiefs, assisted by members from the Shohomo-
kin ana Chillisquaquc Tribes, to lie called War
wccnoc Tribe, 1853, !. o. of Il. NJ. There were
some twenty names to the application for Charter.
This Tribe is composed of first class business
men, and compare iavorably with any Tribe in
the State.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19

ilemrelley challenges ,he county to beat lls
shados plclusss.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19

As we arc ut the beginning Of an important
political campaign, and the AMERICANA is publish
ed at a lower rate than any other paper, and con-
tains the same amount Of reading matter rs
Others of larger size we feel confident that eau
vnsscrs can very readily obtain subscribers in
every parts of the county. All clubs received will
be promptly acknowledged, ana the paper
promptly forwarded to any address.
llcmpcrlcy plcascs everybody with good pic
lures.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19

Tue YASKmK llousE.-John Lloyd, ESQ, has
la'ely taken 1he Naukirk House at Nouhumber-
lahd, which Is mo-" undergoing a general reno.
WALTON Ma Lloyd l. we'll known as an excel
lent landlord, aud Who Will no doubt make
that hotel one of Ihe most pleasant stopping
places la that town.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19
3 BOEtimgs.

Great success of the shadow pictures at Hem
perlcy's.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19

At meeting of the Executive Committee Of
the northumberland County Agricultural soele-
", held al the Naukirk House, In Northum5er-
Rand, on Tuesday last, the premium list was ar
ranged, aud other important business transacted.
We dil not receive any proceedings for publica-
uon' Another meeting will be held at The juno
ilon House, ia this place, on the 2sth inst
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19

Albums Of every description mt Icmpcrlcy's
gallery.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-19
SPRING AND SUMMER.
Cg.GT3a% AEE, CAHSESIEEeES.,
FRENCH AND DOMESTIC GOODS
of every grade, just opened at the
MERCHANT TAILOR SHOP
SUNaURY, PENN'A.

Gentlemen who desire fashionable clothing
u.aar 90 or1.r, viii call ~. the above place and
examine the well selected stock and have their
suits malc mp in tAc latest style. Call "ni ba
convinced. TllOS. G. MOTT
Way Is, 1871.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06
4 Sr the .Niddiao,sa 7ranscrwt.
Iecus1 GnoyE, MAY 3rd, 1871.

M. Editor On las. Saturday evening
our citizens and the neghborhood gene
rally we're highly entertained by the ar
rival Of Professor Theodore Aschcrfcld tho
world-renownfd lecturer on Phrcnology
He came quite to the surprise Of the
noighborhood However, after a short
notice given, be was blessed with very
respectable and attentive audience the
Same evening, April 90. In addition to
the lecture, We were lively entertained by
music, by the Professor. on tho accordion
and also the ;colinn seraphinc, the only
instrument Of its kind in the country.
One desiring to know ones self should
by all means attend his lectures. In our
estimation. W. pronounce him as thorough
in his profession.
In addition TO the above let me add that
a number Of heads were felt greatly TO the
satisfaction Of the persons themselves, as
we'll rs to the qualification Of all present.
|. w.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06

NnsEEl SfkflsTIeg.--A statement OF
the number q grain and molasses disiil-
lcries in operation throughout til couu-
try, issued from the Revenue Office ta.
day shows that there are 313 grain dis
tillclies and q molsses listilotirs M in
crease Of II oyer the past year. The IL.
tai spirit producing opacity Of ihcse still.
Is 2lii.@54 gallons daily. anil ibe sup.
posed daily consumption IS 20, Zoo, Or
1856 gallons more than IS maae, The
disiilleries inr the year enlins April IL
ISL. produced Il, l23 gallons more ,han
thcpaat teag.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06
rTksss or NEWS.

All the bonncts Of the season are modi
heanons OF the gypsy or cottage shapes
Their brims are either turned up or indon.
ted, filled with rutches or pandeaux. o,
lcN plain 10 be filed with frizeitcs Of hair
as the taste or fancy Of the wearcr may
indicnte.
A despatch fran Memphis. Tennessee,
dated May, 2nd. says: Black catcrpil.
lars have appeared il surrounding bottoms
III such drovcs as. in one instance. to stop
train Of cars. They are destroying veg
citation 10 considerable extent.
On March 25,h Chill was visited by
the most violent earthquake since 1850.
Many buildings in Valparaiso aud Santa
20 were damaged. Tho rocking coniinu-
cd throughout the day. Al uight people
campcd in the squares and fields
In great many houses in New York
some Of the rooms are made with inlaid
floors Of handsome wood. which are not 10
have carpets, but small mats placed by
the chairs aud sofas.
An army Of caicrpillers is on the move
through Southern Illinois. dcyouring in
its march leaves, buds, and everything oi
a succulcnt nature.
Methodist churches were built IN this
country in 1870 ut the rate of four Il
every wcrk-day, the uuubcr being over
l,20n
The weather in California j. hot aud
dry mud the crop prospects are not i'm
proving,
Massachusetts, people are complaining
because they are fed upon diseased becycs
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06
! case ofui.pla,ci e~diencg has r.


! ease Of misplaced ~fdenev has r.
Gently come to light at Kiihsbure. \
young man Of possessing arpeatauer
engaged IL tha mercantile hn.inoss IL
nali7lrd himself into die good grac,s " a
worry worthy aud rcspcetabl Young lady
residing ntnr the village ous 10 he the
urans Of her min \ rrw days aga H
brother Of the outraged lady sough, rha
man who hal ruined his sister, aud with
a pistol III his hand extracted from him
4 promise 70 marry the wropged lady Un
saturday night however. lie LIFT CIR parts
ail nawn, lowing his outraged paFam5nr
ana inh3aeat lAhe Il mum thaif LIS
anl BIZ partner somewhat worse oli by
the transaction Ga'rstHt Mas#s
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

rss- DEAFNESS BLINDNESS and CA
TAHRif treated with the uimpsi success, hy J.
IsAAcs. ". u. and Professor o. Bisaises N M
Ese and Ear this speeiaiiig1 IN ne Nt}ieoi foli.gs
II fhtif,iiph,a, ~ pedrs e1paiencs formerly oi
Ieyden, Holland, No. sos Arch street, Pliila.
Testimonials can be seen ~ his Office The med
zeal faculty are invited 10 accompany their pa
iicnis, rs he has no secrets IN his practice. Ar
.ifcial eyes inserted without pain. No charge
tor examination. apr 9o-ly.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06

A PRESENT faoM TlnKRy llaliazzi
EIicuai, the Turkish Charge d Allairs IN
Washington, received from the Sultan on
Monday, n magnificent carpet. mauulac-
,urcd expressly AZ gift for this govern
mcn,. aud designed ior the East Room ni
the Executive Mansion In accordance
With his instructions, he has, hy letter,
informed the President through the Sec
rotary of State of the desire 81 the Sultan
70 make the present NJ testimonial q
tile friendly feelings entertained by the
sublime Porte toward the government
and pHnPlo Of the lni,el States. aud has
been officially notified of iis acceptance.
The carrr, was maic nj Tie imperial iac.
tory, aud was a complete ycar IL propara-
iiun Etl ami bluc are ilin Prevailing
colors It Weighs 300 pounds Conn
pc,cut judges s,y it is worth fram niuo 10
~ ihousaai dal'trs Il is wolcn III one
p..ce au4 has been put on the floor Of the
List :, N
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06

sspw sNp iHris Nms,s8 MalsrAiXs.
Persons from tho mountain Districts in
the western section Of the e5nhirl ilfarm
Us tha, On Sunday morning in that region
there was ring of snow on ih.
erouul 10 ihe asWh Of one in. b, anl Tint
ice Of 4naltes inch Ia lhieln formed
on still water exposed u the q air
y u matter Of paufse tie ffoit l,i- nre
all llasitl. The prospect 81 an atnpl.
at ,ieia Of fruit was ssrY promising ~
ihe trees thor were iu>i opening ii fall
blaam -tssateziaaa III Aaes
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06

ke.knx " Ban 70 Nansntax SIR
rLEns. -fh1 y" farl; Tribuns rablisbe.
card FROM Northern sattlers IN Virginia
anl North eaf5Iia4, tt#iltsins tl,at MT
only are pefsons and property safe in the
sections u those Stai Wilefc they reside
hut thai they never lived in norc order
ly and iawsabidis community Many Of
thase wla thus testify are republicans, =
sneh evidence ought 10 have lis weight
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06

The Easton. Md. Star says Some Of
our farmers are planting large crops Of to-
matocs this season, believing that they will
prove more rcmuncraiivc than grain
crops. The Gamers pay fair prices for to-
matocs. In good ground four plants will
grow bushcl, and they usually average
so cents box Al this rate il will pay
we'll TO cultivate them.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06
w ATTSON sc CLARK'S
saP.siEEi0spsaATE.

AEfEeE BeoTll 4 GARRETT LAIR ATh-
y IL ~ philadelphia March 9th Isl.
u t. otr constant practice 10 mike chemical
analysis Of The Phosphate manufactured Is
Nessfs, Natisan 4 Clark. og this CITY We ana
ltze ms'efials cmploted ia iht Manufacture The
natsfis.s n the eutttst ai manufacture aud tile
finished lfadael feadY fat commerce We ckuan
from auf aulii SIS thu il Is Tire tupalan, endeay-
ef u v Z Ia throw into mafke a uniform
MI fesi4t.s fertilizer which shal mol IL inferior
y IL lfsl lai fathef affts 5hem. The nscf-
ase M 4ss ef thu tmst teai. work shows the
eantehis a tbelf fertilizer h lft
snlallf Plen.Ftafe Acid atasi uer eeHi. T.
gnl@ifnt q saHt.le Inn phosphate / ; per cent
Iolnl lhnstilinria Al ilnHt L per cent, e
4nifai6Rt 10 tai4t tane phosphate . PER cent.
ammonia ahen' ref eeui. equivalent 10 sui
llmie u hlanailit pr eeat.
S"'Re ashafi. Aid HHetl4r. from 81 4,
u lof eent. llIe tain tgafn L. 81 TER cent aud
l4f ammonia from ia 70 per etnt
: - hafo mRle numerous analysis uf similar
l,fiilrfs, ntae bt otlef frius We en- assert tia;
The ariiflc mnde u " { Is uo, surpassed hs
my oil3ers 81 sse thI' Ft hasr examined. bnt
ll'i i i detiiealt .uperiof 10 the greater pari
u then and i, moreover very uniform in eom.
position. Respectfully yoats
BOOTH 4 dAhRETT.
THE nhotr Pho thate for sale lY
j. \. kEiNUbbs 4 SONS,
nIf I'm Nillletpvsn bel
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06
Cloths, Ca5sinercs & Slmnor Wear,
HATS AND GAPS.

ShlTfz aul Drawers Nin5oa blinds 4 Curtains
Ltiralet IlsrfBg aal Hasesei lal= I'LL.
nf AnIs,saf Fl H#f* Il E6 viii ri -
ralf ani rx4miue 6f t,aza S re#t determined
t. snit aHads iaW tag e5ztt.
ztf- A#ta. lHt !le Eazar= N3eaeile 81 aad
Live p#fs. : L. STEPHENS : 20,
app ssu Aa8satamn. ltet.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06

The Trcasur rs programme for the pur-
chase Of bonds and sale Of gold for May
will ba MS foil lpws: 1000 900 Of bonds
TO be purchased each Wednesday max
ing $40. 900, poo for the month 81, ,o0o,-
1000 ofgold 10 be sold each Thursday
making IS. .0d0 900 for the month
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06
GlBsoN's PRICE CURRENT.

The above prices will tc pald III cash for pro
dnce delivered in good order aud Ne wish 10
say that wc keep constantly IN land good as
sur,mcnt of Groceries and Provisions which we
wll sell reasonably for cash. at the Corner of
broad aud Anderson Streets Midd,ctnwn, bel,
March a0--if Nm. 4. GIBSON.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06

Hon. Jsmcs NJ Mason, cx- I'm ted
States Senator from Virginia. aud Minis
ter to Englann under the late Confederate
government. died near Alexandria, Va.
on E.'idny thd 2sth ult,
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06

SITf ATED in lndi2n River Hundred. Sussex
~ County, Delaware | miles from larleson
station, on the junction nnl Hrcakwater Rail-
rond, miles from Lewis, from where there Is
regular steamboat communication with New
York. About 30 acres Of this tract arc cleared
and fenced aud IN fair state OF cultivation, OF
The romiindcr, 2i acres are in oak timber, and
p aorcs In PINE Tho aad Is wei adapted 10
the growing Of peaches, small fruits, ana carly
vegetables. truhcrrics could he successfully emi-
tvaitdt as small stream Vt water rams through
ihe tract, There are no buildings on the land
This property is worthy lhc attention Of rcr-
sous ~isains . engage ii fruit cuitire and IL
VIII 10 sold ~ II low prize, On easy iclms.
Icrsens desirau3 q viewing the premises. will
call on Thompson 4 Buriou, ilArle4un Station
aud infhtr information 10 terms &C. can lc
obtained from iAr#, or ffem John u Hopkins
ToElors hTidec scw tjstiu County. Delaware
Apiil G-~GN.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06

Prof o. S pEatt The Grea, Iiefse Educator
is romming, an intends 10 eirc exhibitions IL
the following famed ri5ets Delaware Git.
April 50 aud May lst, 81, G,argea, slas II,
Odessa, May 81 md ith, Niddeinwn, md
9Th of May. 4 interested IN horses should 20
anal see him rs te is tho wonder Of the agr. Free
exhibitions twi,e each day NJ 2 ( ! + N. al lis
tent. All lad horses handled free Of chafge 10
members Of the class
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06

Wnrr Goops WHITE Goods IA full line Of
Pccay's in satin stripe cords and sra shore
stripes checked aud striped tsmhfies. peftal* ID
variety, white spreads, Aatseilis nnl llaHes
Comb n full line uf white trimmings. Hamburg
and French lnsI Iriions aud odeiugs NJ
Hanson Bros. fuwn Hull.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06

A fine collect 7on pf rare plants fnses, shrub
ncry &c, from The Great Northtrp 4 Southern
Nursery. Wilmington. bel. will lie offered for
salc In Midilctomn, on Tuesday morning, May
sih 1871. Thik will he one Of The lnrsrEt nnl
finest collection nf arc and hcaaiiftl nHmers
ever offered in MidileieWu. nel Eu- NJ plans
sH tt hbstefI . e.eiaef /. H.
itsaptrl nErrss.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06

new invoice Of Cloths na1 Cassii.eres, nil
STYLES; cal nud sec thcG1 Suits made to order
and guaranteed - u, at cts rsifes ~
lllus "a Bros
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06

Second opening Of l.Ua.es Dress goods white
goods, ,rinin,in i, hosiery, notions. Se.ai
Stna,irick 4 Cochran >.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06

A new line Of Pauama and S,ras Hats for gautS
and boys 1T Hanson Bros
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06


Dried and canned fruits a,
seowpnItR ( coenaAS's.
Hanson Bros. have just received direct ffom
the manufaeinrds a line Of Misses and ehil,rens
lronzcd hu,,oicd CATERS, Ladies, Misses md
ehildreus French kid, Morocco and lasting tuois
with kid fronts which were manufactured Ia
their special order--csery pnir warranted, sold
very low and on the most reasonable terms, n,
Hanson Bros,
food molasses at % cts. per gallon Mt
ScowpRics 4 CocAaAss.
No. 2 Mackertl at Sia per Barrel nj
SeowpalcS & CocnRAss
Ladies of Mildl,,sMn and vicinity are re-
nucs,ed 10 call ai Scow bnicR 4 cociiRAss and
see their handsome stock Of white goods and
trimmings now opening.
Doiy's Washar and Universal Clothes Wringer
for Sale by i. I. EVANS.
Genuine Ramsdcl Norway Oats, suitable for
seed For Sale a. EVANS
Pure Ground Plaster for sale by
A. r. Bradley.
Wanted, 10, Goo Bushels OF Wheat nj highes,
mraket price, fVr act. Vim. Lea 4 Sons,
+. 7. EVANS.
Rambo's Whites and Kenncday's Lime
For sale by A. T. BRADLEY
Try Pontaxat Flour, the hest In this market,
For Sale BY A. 7. BRADLEY
Prime Clover and Timothy Seed at
n. T. EVANS.
Nj. Carmel Locust Mountain Coal, Hickory
and Oak Wood for Sale at Evans Coal and
Wood Yard, Middlciown, Del.
Allen Bells Sole Drain Tile, constantly on
hand and furnished 10 order nj manufactures
rsicts;ty 7 ,, :. EVANS. 9
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06

Hanson bros ia,c jus, received this wrcS an-
s,hcr invoice ufncW goods adapirl 10 the pFc.-
ant season. ruhsiEiine AZ dress goods prints,
hats aud cnls, White snuds, &c nj prices To sait
everyone. Call and scc them
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06
Wonders Will Never Cease

lAnEs II. COLLINS has remotca In The
.J Matchmaker all Jssseler Sdon formerly oc-
eapei h. G 4, Raf4ain On hfe8l street, aud
has on handa superior stock If
Ladies' u Children's Boots & Shoes,
which he will sell Al thr lowest casi prices. Gem
tlcmrn's fine ralf Skin Boa,s maie Ii order and
repairing OF all kinds promptly attended 10. II You
don believe |; give him ifiAl. \ patent me-
tai heel, TO keep boots aud shoes from running
down, will he supplied 10 all WHO wish 10 give
Il trial. For the best Boots mud Shoe nf al
kinds call ON JANIS II. COLLINS,
apr 2a--ly Middletuwn, Del
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06

just received h full lino of Ladies. Mssra mud
Hidrcns Kid NED lHtinu"l pnitcrs diicct from
.he manufacturers at Scowdricl 4 Cotllrans. $.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-06

All linen hem stitched handkerchief. 4 cts. at
Hanson iitoS