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Market nominal; no sales; strict mid
dlings 1910; middings Isle; strict low mid
dlines 1910; low middliDgs 1Sc; strict good
ordinary 174c; good ordinary 1GIc; stains
I25G165c; receipts II bales; shipments
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FOR SALE.

EHOR SALE-On one, two, three, four and
Il i've years ume--nO caSh-fne Blue Grass
Farm. containing two hundred and eighty acres;
TiVe miles from Nashville on the "Brfck Church
Pike well timbered, watered and fenced; pas
lures of finest blue grass; land as fertile as any
IN Tennessee; improvements of almost every
kind, consisting of stone end frame dwelling
room and all the modern improvements; cottage
with two rooms in the yard, neatly finished; a
brick gardeners house with five or six rooms
servants room; splendid cisterns and wells and
ali necessary out houses; fine grist mill; barns
and stables for about one hundred horses En-
quirc onthe place or through Postoffice Address
Mrs. RACHEL d. Fo0TE, Nashville, Tenn.
apo II
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EXCELLENCE
STEEL PENS.

These pens are comprised in 10 numbers; of
the Number One Pen alone We sold more than
100000
in 1872. They are of superior English make, and
are famous for their elasticity, durability and
evenness of point. For sale eperylOhere. .
~ For the convenience of those tgko KGy 1vish
to try these pens, zoe iciH send Sample Card,
tanning all Of the Is numbers, by mail on receipt of
% cents.
IVIsOn, Brakeman, Taylor & Co.,
Iss and 40 Grand Street, NY.
apo eOd4t sp 3dp
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GOLD AND SILVER.
UNoURRKNr MONEY.
TENNESSEE

TENNESSEE. SOUTH CAROLINA.
Bank Tennessee, old. SO Exchange Bank. OF
Bank Tennessee, new 81 Peoples Bank.,..... 95
Bank Tenn, TOrbett. 25I Planters and Me-
Bank Tenn, post chanics' Bank..... 95
notes. ........ 20 State Bank .......... OF
Planters Bank...... 30 Southwestern r. R.. 95
Union Bank .. ........ So Union Bank........ 95
Union Bank cert's. .paI ALABAMA.
Bank of Chattanooga o. Bank of Mobile ..... 80
Bank of Commerce. par Bank of MOntgOin- =
Bank Of Knoxville. 65 ery........,.., OF
Bank of Memphis. % Bank Of Selma GO
R'nk of Middle Tenn. 80 Central Bank......... OF
Bank of 2 arts. ...... par Commercial Bank. o.
Bank of the Union. So Eastern Bank...... 30
Bank of West Tenn. % Northern Bank. 45
Bucks Bank. par Southern Bsnk......--. 90
City Bank........... 90 GEORGIA.
Commercial Bank. 20 Central K. R. Bank. IS
Merchants Bank. .. par Georgia Railroad and
Northern Bank. ....paT Banking Company. 90
Ocoee Bank. ........ %! Blk of Mid. Georgia. 80
Bank of Shelbyville. S0lMarine Bank 80
Southern Bank...... : Bank of Augusta. Of
Traders Bank.... par Augusta Insurance.. OF
Life and General In Bank OF Columbus. or
surance Company. OF Bank Of Commerce. OF
SOUTH oARoLIEA. Bank Of the Empire
Bank of Camden. .. I0l State - OF
Bank of Charleston. IS Bank of Athens. so
Bank of Chester..... OF Bank of Fulton 80. Is
Bank of Georgetown OF Bank of Savannah. Oh
Bank of Hamburg. 10 Bank of the State Of
Bank OF Newberry.. 05 Georgia .... ........
Bank OF the State Of City Bank OF Angus OF
South Carolina 10 ta......-.........
Farmers and Ex- Farm'rs and M'ehan-
change Bank. ..... Oh les Bank ..
Merchants Bank. OIL Mechanics' Bank.
Planters Bank Of Merchants and Plan
Fairfield ........... OIL tere' Bank.....-..s.s Os
Commercial Bank. Oh Planters Bank. 5000.
Union Bsnk........ o.
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Shipbuilding was never more active at
u ,troit than at the present time.
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In airy ectasy he swung,

y
As light as any feather,
For he was drunk for very joy
OF song and Summer-weather.
According with his joyous strain,
The south wind breathed q low refrain,
Sobbed TO sweet death and sighed again.
Down the horizons crystal wall
The tabled river seemed to fall
That river of the gods some call,
Cloud-navies, with white sails unfurled
Anchored above a silent world,
Casting long shadows on the grass
Through which the trembling winds did pas
From halle nook the catbird's Groom
Kept rhythmic cadence to the tune
OF morning sweeping on to noon.
A smiling goddess, rose in hand,
At Summers open door did stand,
And cloYer-scented all the land;
While clear andhigh my charmer trilled,
And all the listening June air filed
With bOb-o-link, o-link, o-link-um,
BOb-o-link.
o Summer-deeps brimful of peace!
d wealth of Summer beauty!
/ drained your chalice long ago,
And found that cold word, Duty
So hard to learn, so sweet TO know;
Yet, looking DER that long ago,
On some such lonesome day as this,
'Twould give me back unstinted bliss
To see again that rustling eye,
Beneath another matchless sky,
And hear again, from care-free throat,
The dawning gladness Of that note:
Bob-O-link, O-link, O-link-um,
BOb-O-link.
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MERCHANTS AND FARMERS
VISITING THE CITY,
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
WEEKLY Union And AMERICAN,

ONLY Two DOLLARS A YEAR
Its Commercial Reports are Complete and Accu-
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the very thing for the Farmer.
Twelve Pages-SeVenty-twO Columns
For only Two Dollars.
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CoIumbus, Ga. April 3.

Cotton-Market quiet. Ordinary 14a6
15c; good ordinary 16t6l69c; low mid
dlings 1736I7ic; middlings 1Sc; sales 26
bales; receipts "a bales; shipments 137
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lAngusta. ae., April 8.

Augusta. Co., April 3.
The market to-day was quiet and in
active, and closed dull at 1Sc for middhng.
Sales 1876 bales; receipts 2lS bales.
Macon, Ga, april 3.
Cotton-The market here is without
change. There is a strong demand for fine
cotto1s. Offerings are light. We quote
middlDgs at 17a01Sc. There is still no de-
mand for grades below good ordinary.
Grades above are readily taken.
Montgomery, Ala, April 3.
Cotton-Ordinary 14c; good ordinary
1910; strict good ordinary tic; low mid
dlings 17ac; middlings nominal. The mar
ket closed quiet.
The receipts to-day were Y bales; ship
ments 81 bales.
baltimore, April B.
Cotton dull and nominal; middling l9sc;
gross receipts 104 bales; exports to Great
Britain 161 bales; coastwise 8 bales; sales
s. bales; stock 9,207 bales.
Philadelphia, April 3.
Cotton quiet; middliDg zoe. Id
Boston, April 3.
Cotton-no business done to-day; net re.
ceipts so bales; gross receipts 200 bales;
, stock 1900 bales.
Wilmington, n. O., April 3. .tr
Cotton firm; middlins 1870; net receipts
IS bales; sales ID bales; stock 5,O33 bales.
Atlanta, Ga., April 4. l
Cotton-We quote 16l617c.
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7 OSC-A Fur Victorine was dropped either
IL in Edgefeld, or betseen Calvary Cemetery
and the Square, on Wednesday, which the finder
will please leave with MIR. Tirmer, at Suspen-
sion Bridge, and receive suitable reward.
ap5 2t
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CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE.
Currency is reported as being very easy
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WANTS.

-~~N~~~OOO>,,s>v>>,,ss
VIyANTED-to borrow, 81 ESQ, for six or
w twelve months, at 10 per cent. on No. [
personal security. X. w. BROWN, Agent 81
North Cherry. APPS 1t
VITANrED-An active man to manage n
wv farm near Nashville, with an interest in
the crop. Apply at this Office. sp4 st
NTANTED TO BORROW-SlO,OOO, from
w to years, at 10 per cent, ON the very best
collateTa $, interest paid evers 3 months. Ar
RINGToh, FARRAR & WEAKLEY, A e. nts,
81 n. College street. mh5s If
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FOR RENT.

,f0R RENT-A Dwelling, convenient to the
C Pubic Squar,, suitable for clearinghouse.
Address B., Union and American Office.
ana 81
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Full soon spied him where he sat
Upon leafy cherry;
wild hop PLAYED bO-peep, bo-peep;
Was ever wight so merry?
Two blackbirds chartered on limb,
And cast four enYiOus eyes at hun.
The wild clemstis dropped her head;
- III die for love" was all she said.
With a noiseless step l crept anigh;
Above ~ flowed the ripping rye;
While high and clear my charmer trilled,
And all the listening June air filled
with bob-o-link, o-link, O-link-um,
BOb-o-link.
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RalfsrnOro MarNesE.

"a BALTIMORE, April B. Flour : dull,
market favor buyers. Wheat. western red
S1.7081S5; amber S1.90a2.00. Corn
mixed Western Gle. Oats, mixed western
46647c. Mess pork S1T.0Oa17 80. Bacon
shoulders 79a7sc; rib sides 94a94e; clear rib
9aa9sc- Sugar cured hams l23al5c. Lard
Ssc. Butter very scarce AMI wanted.
Whisky 0OIc
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Bl. hop Vail, of Kansas, tells tale that
illustrates forcibly the free-sud.easy way of
life of the frontiersmaD, ard The scant
ceremony With which his funeral services
are conducted: "In one little graveyard
where happened to be walking" said the
Bishop, 'there were twenty-Seven graves,
and my informant, who discharged the
Office of undertaken, told me that the occu
pants Of twenty-six of them were killed in
ARRAYS, or as he pithilY expressed it, died
and were buried 1vjth their boots on" The
twenty-seventh grave was thatof a child
Willis Williams of IslesborO, Me-, wa:
out on the ice hunting sea gulls, when an
accidental discharge of bis fowling piece
wounded him 50 badly in the thigh thai
he could not walk He smexred his dog:
face with blood and told him to 60 home
which the sagacious animal did, and by
signs and blood alarmed the family, and
they followed him to the place where the
Young man was lying. The wound wal
very severe, but Williams is likely to recoS
or.
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BOARDING.
LOST.


DOARDING.-Pleasa rooms with board at
Id Edgefeld House. Also dayboardeIs wanted.
ap1 ct tueesun%
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, April sugar dull;
common &c; good fair ssc; prime 91c.
Molasses dull; corlmcn fermentiDg 45640c;
prim fermentiGg 54d6Oc. Coffee dull; or
binary 17dl79c; fair 1861Stc; good 1910
1896 prime 1e46195c. Stock in first hands
19O,034 bags. Other articles unchanged.
Sterling 265s;; sight at par. Gold 117s.
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81. louis aarksss.

ST. LOUIS, April 5.-Flour dull, only
small order business. Wheat duh and
dropping, No. 2 spring SlIS. do soft Iowa
offers at $l.30, only S1.25 bid. Other
grain quiet and unchanged. Whisky SIC.
Mess pork $I6.75. Dry salt meat weak,
nothing Offering. Bacon and bulk meats
unchonged; Offering light Lard, &c.
Hogs $4.S0d5.S5. Cattle active, Texan
265c; native COWS and heifers 2464tc;
stock steers $304s; fair to choice fst steers
zI<ko ...
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GOING THROUGH THE Rye.
BY MRS. L. A. MG'AFFEY.

BY MRS. L. A. MG7AFFEY.
A blue June sky bent DER the world,
The summer-winds were blowing,
Ard cool cloud-shadows swept across
Tn meadows ripe for moving,
When, from a may thicket green,
a minstrel piped, himself unseen,
And, from the happy songster's throat,
Gushed one unvarying liquid note:
BOb-O-link, o-link, O-link-um,
BOb-O-link.
NV life was mirrOred In the day,
As calm as Summer-ocean,
Nor height nor depth gave one false shade
Nor one discOrdant motion,
As, blythe of thought, andteeling,
Went through the waving field Of rye,
And parted its green stems to see
Where might the coming singer be,
no sang, with such unbounded glee,
Bob-O-link, O-link, O-link UNI,
paf.- fn1-
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Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, April 5.-Flour $5.00A10.OO.
Corn 55657Ic. Oats 41642c. Bacon
shoulders 7167sc; clear rib 9ac, clear
sides 10c. Lard, kettle rendered S4s9ac;
refined S3A9' Mess pork St6.50-l
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New York General Market.

NEW YORK, April 5.-Flour dull and
heavy; superine Western and State $8.15
6665; good to choice S7.65dS.S 50; st.
Louis $7.50d12.75. Whisky Ole. Wheat
very dull and unchanged. Rye steady.
Barley quiet at Sf.IO. Corn heavy; new
mixed Western 63l665c. Oats frmer,
but prices unchanged. Eggs 19d2Oc. Cof-
fee-Rio I6sGI9c. Sugar steady.D No
lasses and rics unchanged. Mess pork
$lT.125. Beef firm and unchanged. Cut
meats in moderate request. LaTd-Wes-
tern steam SIC; kettle 9169 slice. Butter
ffrm-WesterD -1Sn31e.- These 126IIc.
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ChIearu narkesa.

CHICAGO, April 5.-Wheat dull and the
market unsettled-S1 156I15s. Corn
304c. Oats 23a624e. Mess pork $3.50
615.75. Sweet picked ham 105dl3e.
Dry sailed shoulders 6d6sc bose, 6tG6ic,
boxed. BaSon-shoulders 7aT clear rib
&c; clear sides &c.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, April 5.-Flour SI406
S7.65. Wheat SL600l.6S. Other grain
firm. Mess pork S16.50 Lard very hrm;
steam Si68ttc; kettle S!dSse. Bulk meats;
shoulders &c; clear rib &c; clear sides
SIC. Bacon %, 9, and &c. Whisky SIC.
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GMilly, forgive poor old stupid goose.
This letter has been lying under my best
crushed coffee three months and day.
And there's a vessel in the otfing now"
so it was Will, after all, and Job and l
went to the we iding with happy hearts.
And no need to pity Captain Kincaid
either, for be married Fanny More before
the year was out.
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The market to-day was quiet and in
active, and closed dull at 1Sc for middhng.
Salns 1QR bales. raceints 21S bales.
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New York Dry Goods REarkes

NEW YORK, April 5.-Business rather
quiet TO- day with agents and jObbers. The
market for cotton goods is fairly active and
steady on all best makes. Denims and
ticks in good demand from first hands and
firm. Prints, perc1-es and ginghams in
fair request. Fancy dress goods quiet, but
plain fabrics active. Glazed eambrics Job
bing at Sc. Shawls and EooleDs duh. For
eign goods move slowly, except colored Or
leans cloths and balernOs, which sre brisk.
Dry goods imports for the week, S,I04,OGO.
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Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, April 5-Flonr unchanged.
Grain steady, no change. Mess pork SIT.
Bacon-s shoulders Tc; clear rib 9d9ac; clear
sides 94d9se. Plain hams l24613e;
sugar cured 134614c, all packed. Bulk
meats-shculders &c; elsar rib SsdSte;
clear sides SS6S!e. Bulk hams 104c loose.
Lard S5NS3c. Whisky S6687c.
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Northern Central Hallway.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

NN mo afser ost. 27, 1872, trsins Will ran
~ as "1ws;
NOR1HwARD.
Niagara Express leaves sunhury 81 la.A0 p.
m, for Niagara Falls
Mail arrives at Sunbury at 4I0 p. NJ, arrive
al Wiilinnsport $40 and Elmira 10. 81 p. II.
Fast Line arrives ut sunbury at $50 p. NJ,
arrive at Wii.ismspoTt 6.S5 p. IA.
Erie Mail leaves Sunoury at $40 - vii
Transport ~ 40 Il III, and arrives at EkniTa 1t
1910 IN.
sOCTHwARD.
Mail leaves Sunhury at Hos a. m, srIiYe at
Harrisburg l.+5 ?. M, Baltimore $50 y. m.
E!ie Express leaves Sunbury at $40 n. m, ar
rive at Harrisburg ll3o II. m, Baltimore 500
2. m.
Erie Mail leave Sunbury at 1910 a.. NJ, arrive
at Harrisburg 2.45 u. M, Balsirnore $40 y. ~.
Niagara Express leaves ssnbury ~ 500 = m,
Harrisburg at 10. 40 M arrives AZ Baltimore 2.l5
a IN.
SHAMOKIN DIVISION.
EASTWARD.
Leave sunbury at 40 p. m, arrive Al skAmo
kin $50 y. m, Nit. Carmel 6. so y. n.
Leave sunhury Accommodation at 1855 p.
m, arrive At shumokin l.S5 y. IL.
WESTWARD.
Leave Mt. Carmel at T.so a. m. shsmoktr
$50 a. m, arrive at Sunbury 9.25 a. -.
Leave Shamokin Accommodation at L 10 ?.
m, arrive At Sunbury S.55 P. IN.
Express leaves daily.
AL other trains leave daily, except Sundays.
A. r. FIsKE. En-. Il. YorNG,
Gen'l. Supt., Genr Passen'r Ag't.,
Harrisburg, Pa. Baltimore, NJ a
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VECA'S FLORAL GUIDE
For ISz1l

TINE Guide is now published Quarterly, 25 cts
4 pays for the year, fonr numbers, which is
not half the cost. Those who afterwArd send
money 10 the amount of ONE DALI.AR or more for
Seeds mny also order Twenty-Five cents worth ex-
tra-the price paid for the Guide.
The january Number is beautiful, giving plans
for making Rural Homes. Designs for Dining
Tpb'e Decorations, Window Gardens, &c, and
containing a mass of information invaluable
TO the lovers Of flowers. One hundred and fiity
pages on the tinted paper, some Five Hundred
engrayings, and a superb Colored Plate aud
Chrome Cover. The First Edition of Two Hun
| dred Thousand just printed in English and Ger
Dan, aud ready 10 send out.
JAMES WICK, Rochester \. Y.
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STOVE a. TIN ESTABLISHMENT
MARKET STREET, sUNBURY, PA.
ALFRED KRAUSE, Proprietor.
[sucCEssoR TO smith aHSrurn

IL AVING purchased the above well known es-
l. l. tablishment, Mr.. Krause would respect full
ly inform the public that he now has on hand n
large assortment of
KING STOW YES,
Speer's Cook Antitrust, Regulator or Revolving
Top, Combination, 6usquehanna aud others,
which are so arranged rs to be used for Csal OF
Wood, and are warranted to perform sat-ftetor-
" or NO sale. HEATERS Of all kinds put up to
heat one or more rooms. HEATING ST, YES
of different kinds at very low prices.
Tinware OF Every Description
kept constantly on hsud. Roofing aud Spoutug
with the best material, done at short notice.
REPAIRISG attended to with dispatch. Coal
OIL sud Lamps constantly on hand. Japan ware
of S.nds. Store opposite Coniey's hardware
store. Give me Il call. A. KRACSE.
apl24-ly
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UOR sTOEe Ell

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 Brandies Cogniac, Cherry,
Ginger, Rochelle and Otard.
Nhiskies; Pure Rye Copper distilled, Aon"n-
gahea, Apple aud Nectar
PURE HOLLAND GIN!
Wines; Champagne Wine, Sherry, Port and
Clarst.
Crab Cider, Champagne Cider, N. F.. Rum,
Brown Stout and Scotch Ale.
STOMACH AND BAR BlTTFRs,
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 DEMIJOllNs
and BOTTLES, always on hand.
S=ss- Orders promptly attended IN, and pu6!iS
patronage respectfully solicited
! supbury, July 8, ls69.-ly.
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Manhood ,--How Lost, How kestor
I'd
May 1, 1872

Manhood ,--iIOw Lost, How kestor-
cd!
HffT&SSSs just published, a new edition OF Dr.
ATAa CULVERWELL'S CELEBRATED
ESSAY on the radical cure (without medicine)
Of SPERMATORRHEA, or Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Seminal Losses, IMPOTESCf,
Mental and Physical Incapaeity, Impediments
to Marriage, etc. also, Consumption, Epilepsy,
and Fits, induced by self-indulgence or sexual
extravaganza.
sg- Price, in a sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable es-
say, clearly demonstrates, from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming eonse-
quences of self-abuse may be radically cured
without the dyrgerous use of Internal medicine
or the application of the knife pointing out a
mode OF cure at once simple, certain, and eiiee'
tual. by means of which every sufferer. no mat
ter what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately aud radicals.
slFy This Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth and evory man In the land.
Sent, under seal, In plain envelope, tn any
address, postpaid, receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps. =,
Also, DR.. Culverwell's Marriage Guide,
price so cents. Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. G. KLINE IL CO.,
P. O. Box, 1855 i27 Bowery, New York.
! April 2T, 1877.
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is unequu ed by any kEcwn remedy. 1t will era
dicate, extrpate and Thoroughly destroy all poi
sonous substances in the Blood and will efectu-
ally dispel all prcdisposition to bilious derange-
ment.
Is there want Of action in your Liver and
Spleen Unless relieved the blood becomes i'm
pure by delerious secretions, producing scroiu-
lous or skin disepses, Blotches Telous, Pestulcs.
Canker, Pmples, &c. &c.
Have you dyspeptic Stomach Unless diges-
ton is promptly aided the system Is debilitated
with poverty Of the Blood, Dropscal tendency,
general weakncsy and inertia.
Have you weakness of the ntestnesl You
are in danger oc Chronic Darrhea or ntamma-
tion of the bowels.
Have you weakness OF the Uterine or Urinary
Organs : You are exposed TO suffering in its
most aggravated form.
Are you detected, drowey, dull, sluggish or de-
pressed in spirits, with head ace, back ache coat
ed tongue and bad tasting mouth
Fora certain remedy for all of these diseases,
weaknesses and troubles for cleansing and pu-
rifying the Waited blood and lmparting vigor to
all the vital forces /; for building up aud restor-
ing rhe weakened constitution USE
J L r L Il + BA
which Is pronounced by the leading medical au-
thoritics of London and Paris ''the most power
full tonic and Alternative known to the medical
world" THIS Is no new and untried discovery
but has been long used by the leading ply scinns
of other countries with wonderful remedial re-
suits.
Don't weaken and impair the digestive organs
by cathartics and physics, they give only tempo
rary teef-Indige fatnlency and dyspep-
sia with piles and kindred diseases Rrs sure 10
follow their use.
Keep the blood pure and healthy is assured
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, IS Platt ST., n. Y.
Sole Agent for the United States.
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Laeisawanna mud ,oe,usSurg Rail-

Gas a. m. train. No 8, from Scranton, arriv-
Ing at northumberland at 10 IS M harris
burg at As p m Ba .timoTe at 8 50 p IN.
3l0pm train from Scranton, passengers lesv-
Ing New York at s IL a m, connect with this
train arriving at Northumberland at % p. N.
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Mail East connects east aud west AZ Erie with
l.. S. & NJ. :. Il. W. and at lrvineIon with Oil
Creek aul Alegheny r. X. W.
Niagara ENore-s and Eric Express East, and
Erie Mail, Niagara Express aud Elmira Mail
Wret, connect at Williamsport with trains going
month ON the E'mira aud Canandaigua division
of tHr y. {. L. Ii.
Cutlwissa passenger trains will be run east and
west from Wiiamsporton Ehnira Mail.
WN. A. BALDWIN, Genn Sup'i
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GOoD THINGS FOR CHRISTMAS,

GO0D THINGS FOR CHRISTMAS.
OLD-SCOTCH WHISKY,
OLD IRISH WHISKY,
FINE JAMAICA RUN,
FINE ST. CkOlN RUN,
Very OLD APPLE WHISKY.
AL OF ,aese for hot drinks for winter nights.
Then we ha7s
ELEGANT FRYE WHISKY
s4ooa gallon, or sllo0 dozen.
COLDS SEAL BRANDY,
$500 q dozen.
VERY FINE PALE sIEGEI VINE,
stl.OO dozen.
RARE OLD PORT WINE,
2ll.O0 dozen.
AL carefully packed and sent to any address.
ssnd,in your.orders.
II. IS a. c, VAN BELL,
The Wine Merchants, 1910 Chestnut st., Phia
Sslt. 2l, lsTl.--im
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TRAINS MOVING NDKTN.

9.40 am. train, No. ., from Northumberland
Passengers leaving Wilamsport at 7.55 a. mi
connecting AZ Northumberland. arriving at
Scranton atsk35 I'M, New York at 600 p.' m.
4.5l p. m. train from Northumberland, con-
Meeting at Scranton with trains arriving at bing-
''''' '''N DAVID T. sou,yp sur'f.