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, 1873-10-07
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 0.
At tho Stocl-YardB there VIA nothing calling for
npecial comment. business RctiYe III a depart
nlents,-aetiyu at oaat to the oztent q the SUPPLY
around. Aayicca from the East wero uniformly
favorable the receipts wore light. and Of batter than
average quality. an wish fl attendance ct buyers
may bo tcgartsd vi omtnent'y satisfactory.
0ATTLE-The receipts sinco saturday have boon
lott hcAl. Trade opened ativo this morning. and
continued until tho closo till tho pena woro cloar
I'd Of STOCK which was vol ngh ncconi nishDd at MIDI
this shurp advance reported at tho East stimulated tho
shipping dunaIld, enl NIL offerings that could 10
hutled 10 advantage IN tho markets. below wpro quick
y dlBposud Of VI full Inst wecks prices ia every i
stance whio for tho marc desirable lots there
froo buyers ut l0@16a advance. Local butchers aud
focora were ulso In liberal attendance and pIckoi up
all suitable lots tho former paying $2269435 for
common Texans to fair native eteors aud choice cows,
aud tho Inter offering for TO good
los. ln addition TO tue lnluiry from tie sources
parently eager to invest nt tho offerings sne.l 10
their ana were fVw and their purchases Wcgp limited.
, 1873-10-07


making el7 for tho week, against 1900 for lust week.
Quality fair domAnd good, at an advance for tho
week Of li@Nc. Nutivo steers ranged from 0Ao to
1861 TaxAus firm at 19c to 11c Sales Include Is
Texans, scant cwt, 7%o; 10 cars, cwt, 7K@0o; Is
cars, ~ cwt, 7a@8o . cars, 6H cwt, oNo; cars
choice, OK cwt, 11o; cars good Illinois steers, 7A
cwt 12H@12Nc; cars fair do, owt. 11A@11slo;
cars, ~ cwt i7H H@12he 6 cars, SOD cwt, 1!@13o
cars Ohio seors 7 cwt, 1oGel3o; 10 cars Kentucky
TX cwt, 11A@taAo; cars, 81 ewt, 12@1ao; and a
BilExr AnD 1Aasna- -ieceipts, 1885, n1aktng 5000
for the week. against a7,080 for last week. Market
easier for both sheep And lambs, hut largo buaincRs
transacted at satisfactory prices Sheep ranged from
$4.b0 to $3.50; lans from $s+25 to $5a5. 8ales in
cude OHIO sheep, IS lbs, at $025@6.60 car
av 98 hs $s60 car az G3 s, so; cara 81 tbs
35.81h car canada 1o5 lbs $3.50 cars Canada
1anbs, AZ 70 lbs, $a25; car ~ Il lbs, car ag
Ga ts $187H; cars av os lbs $500; and car Nv 81
HoasRoce.pts, il $780, making 1000 for the week,
ngainst st $3.50 for last week. 1.-Two hogs In demand at
6A@5Ho: dressed quoted ut 015G7>1c. Light pigs
. PHILADELPHIA.
pn11ApELpHrA, Oct. .6.-CATrLE-1n improved de.
and and hrucr sn1eg 3.2o0 cxsra Penlsylvania and
Western HteeGs o g. 1sS7a7h fair to good, *aoo9sSo
suEEp--Flrmer aa1es II, 900 at 4@eo per ID.
uoos-Unchanged saioa |, COO At S7.0097.25.
EAST L1BEhrY, IA.
EAsT L1pEnry, Pa., Oct. 6.-CATTLE-Arrirafs, in-
Guiding Saturday and Sunday, l65 cars. No market.
uouB-Arriyals, including Saturday and Sunday,
40 cars Best Philadelphia, S.2oea5.4o; forkors,
$5.1U95.20.
sMEEp-Arriya1s, Including Saturday md Sunday,
cars. Dcat, $5.00@5.25; common, 81. 4.00@4.G0.
, 1873-10-07

Toal..I a.oV5 a1d. 1b93 0oo,3l3I 409i 0Jl! lH.al
A.? 7as bn shIppud By rail and 1900 bu do to
Tho lending produce markets wero strong to-
day, but rather quiet, with most OF tho strength
In caBh lots In the principal cereals. Produce
circles seemed to havo recovered almost entirely
from tho panic, except that our receipts arc
Lighter thu they were before TINT interesting
phenomenon overshadowed us. This will prob-
ably be the caao for another wook (ho present
ono), although mnny of our commission men
are now prepared to deal with grain md 1.-Two
stock exactly as they did before tho crisis. But
tho mills Of tho gods grind slowly. 1t takca
timo to gather grain in from tho farmers ly
thirty or forty bushols at a tme, aud then to ar
range for ta shipment hither, after all Of which
several days lnay elapso boforo tho grim aetu-
ally arrives hero. Country buyers coasod opera-
tiona when tho panic Bot i'll /; aud il they Should
all roBnno to-day, tho yolumu Of our reacips
could scarcely increase much during the current
week.
ing removed stillnosa i'll pricoa, which again will
pr0taaco augmented receipts. Tho holders
III tho country can now obtain tho caeh for alt
tho grain thoy havo ready to Bond in, and this
money, working into tho hands Of tho farmers,
will work back to tho country merchants, who. ii
turn, will thus 10 able to meet their city indebt-
etneas. Il poople pay up tllolr dobtH Oh far rs
tley can there will 10 no light timos In tho West
this winters whllo it everybody should hoard
up tho money in iia, possession which boongA to
othcr people, on tho scaInmoniau policy that
.tho trae secret Of monoy getting iH to retain oil
funds, whether large Or sMul TINT naay como ill-
70 one's rosaeBslon," thero may yet bo tight
times. And such tlghtnesH will react upon tue
very people who aro responsible for IL, making
th0ln poor With tho reat.
There waA good deal OF money on tho floor
OF the Exchange to-lay for tho purchase Of casl.
produce, aud priceB ruled higher, Though thoro
Of Saturday as 1nany buyers seemed ldnolined to
think that the recont sharp donand has lorcol
prices up about III high ~ they will bear, while
Tho came Wow invited good many parties to
sell short In. tho option departments, forcng
lhem down relatively. lrlacipally In wheat and
corE. llonco tho grain markets. wore scarcely aa
laalt!ly nm appearance III on Saturday, though
Eoithor dull nor weak,
A. very satisfactory business was transacted
In the dry-goodH market at prices not differing
materially from those prevalent before tho pan.
10. Both local md country merchants wore Or
derlng with fair lbosalisy. aAa jobbora oxproas
, 1873-10-07
The Pr0sttlcp Markets.
NEW YORK

SGh 1CAAs
nrm 1niadihg upland, ls,:s; :;;, ,., -, ..t.,.
faves t aSss nv
md stato &s.16@5 common to good extra, ID. .50@
sSsa e s s&Sss ss Sis 4 T6s
S:ss, oorn:,nss IN far doaapnd: waeat Irregular;
:, s; S5!;age. as3'5lt9; ,SRssa;sa i0xi sg1ias.
;@s!5yn iatss ;sa s,o. 1Nao's Ys ''sts
3;ye aast It 9stsoso; Barley ar, WesteSa. sl!5:
M aast e 9ees 4 q9ra ss
mixed, G25asNo; sail d. o5t9ooNe; high mixed and
yollow 67@e7Ho. oas scarca and iatn,er; receipts,
nsx, .y, d'Hssoo; white, S7h@S9o; black Western. 14X
TorAn sEooK OF aaA1s-1n storo, oct.4:
farn maeas. 9M ~ o9o
tuNl
staa .....'s... llNo0
!tyb. .....................,s..,. 470D
!!atiey. 1000
mali hult.'... "......"'.'.'....'......... 10000
Eaas-oaiat ard weak. '''''''''''''' ''''
1fAY-Unchanged.
lIors-unchangcl.
aaooEn1Es-ooilee ,qulct md Unchanged. sugsr
a4 IND hesyy na1Sss dull so 9.et and him.
Inovrs1oEs- FORK dull new meas, sli.1ax. Becs
and cut moaa unchanged. Middles: iong clear,
o.; short clear Tor Docon'bor, 7to Lard lower; old
I3urrnn AND oitErsE-unchanRod,
WllskI-tn better supply and loWor, ut $1,0a
u1NCINNATI,
CINCINNATI, Oct. 0-uREApsrurfs-Tlou etoadv
at tb.8sGl7.00 Wheat scarce mud lr1n. Corn stcsly
ct bac 1tyo steady At 8!8a3c Outs steady at 38845o
Barley firm At 81 a5@l.sO
pn0v1sloAs-1n better demand; ntss pork, $l&75
@l5.0o t.ard Arnler atoam &C. and kettle 8,t@8Io,
Hulk meats quiet small orslors Allied at: sho4dore
7hc coar r7b. 81 clear, 8Io. Bacon ntoady 4hou
tlors, a!iGsaNo; cl,ar rib 8A@9o; clcar, D4c.
Wll1sAY-ln good dona,d 1T D0e,
PHILADELPHIA.
rpH1LADRLPAIA, 0tt. .G.-HhEAnsrurBB-Tour firm {.
e1tras $se09o.25; slring oxtra family, $7oo9 O. Is,
lattor for Minnosota. Wheat dull rod, Sl5o3l ia
amber, s. .o0G9l LOT; white, $l.70@1.8D Nye Arn al
o0o Corn y FUR demand yellow e0a7do; mixed,
o8e 0ats-Whtto, e3t9s3o mixed Western, ao950o
WulskY-Frm; lrou-hound Western, $llo.
DALTIMOl}E,
BALTIMORE, OCT. G.-nAEAD8TuyFs-Flour dull
an1 unchanged. WAcat dull aud heavy foz Western.
, 1873-10-07

Fronsh eaii u to 80 ns...". ....... " Ida Us
French KY. 50 to 100 'ls.: LOG 100
ra pS,lef ws 1o 'o gwen sa'0a 0'ns 10
14Ian ii4ha. do. roodnu ii aG3. d. SoIaa' Sa7
1,1n fa argn H.. s,nno1i KIT bar t1r "~'''e'
;!sEE F.; ss3 Sss5' .,1s ha ss't',
d. sn1 Sa ,ains fSsS e. y ra'sa 1n''' !r0n a''
No ss IT, !SNo Ss y iass a e. aS1 .s1asi
Of rs ncr cent il riado from ti1e iii.
c1rssa Copper bottoms, soe bfa.1ers, ovor IA lbs,
o,t 10 sizes liz ''0 pADA'e eoppe'' 7'' W.
wTnE-a 10 ). 4,{o d. b, and o. oo; 10 to ii, 1o,te;
i1fs: Is1hsfa: @ H. 1si;e 5o ii 1i:ns th nj nj iSo y
pof ctnt jscount fence wiro. fIc: uy chi Ind. Il
NAILs-Werc III tojcrably faIr demand Ind 1tesly
o 1io't Cd d. ID dS eI e. Sa d. S1s Sd 81
Do, hno, $77b "a do tsoo Glitch, $7.2s; isTo oil
NnyAL MN IL Ssronrs-were in ,nodoroto rcona.s wo
quote: afanM rorc, u b. I7@o: slsat ropo. n il.
5sYS!ssI e sG 'ss 4si,ss ~ SsS;so ssn
"a $780, pitch '' 'es'e'''' tar, 'F',
ecs ress 1ard md nan1a ar ns Is on o.
Whao speT I'D ohor oa fuo ao n5'ay an aea ne
Following aro tho quotations: oaTbon, 1se extra iari
e. srisy Sns e current IL n,as s 5s;ss
2: meats foot Oil strictly ture S. I'D do extra 00c
do No j. 7bc: bnujr oi| 86c etraite 65o etophnnt Oil
$50 turpenitnc 1ac napf{ha, G. gravity I8talgo
nnnhthn! common. l5faI0c. o''
TOTAfbE fbEH-Tiare was an improyod do1unnd for
polatooa and Early Roso eold at 75@aoo delivered.
PGarhhintcn rrc ignnino to arrive IN snll ounntca
sweos weso nc ple5 md ssor aue - Va auoe aood
tn.chnfcn 1otntoca ii barrc!s 9a a5a97b: do ner b
11Sg5o Early Rose. 76agOo delivered yellow sweet
"a Ts1a m JSrenra Ii AZ
roUITRY AVE- GAMGpoury was ttthe higher,
n ofTorin1. .cro varr ott nn ta Incoi if,,1c wora
naTr gn 1q hnS aad
44tet nj fisaa dor1inn noied Hntnr5av- w nmote
9d,i.i chickon. gEnsA M xnrfrn ~ n 0nta9 m
dra,,e a. q. rea u nn1a1n n errErs iSssg9Mc.
nrnrie e3,ickcns a. nSSSa Sf1 na,I 50 Siaa7S nal
mi 1nrls % 9oa5 a mr. Az stnni t',rfs h SGa
3oo: nnlno sl.oofS195: yonison saddles, 19 fSlso,
SEEpH-Timotly seed was il, moderate dcu,and and
oasy ut "a J6fa1. .bS for common to strictly primc
Thnro wns co1sdorabe On tho market but many deal
era ware not oorInr tr proncrty 1T nrcsont priccs
Flnr sold At Al 6Gai All Ra1cb intl,tdp chr pri1ne
tmnthv nj a 6s 9E haon tfn Id s9EO III bags fair at
s9i0: ri bnrn nt 81 "a % bnus p0pr at 10: carp
1ax at Al .nD i oar ia nt Al az. -
HALT-Was in rnndcrata tIo1iand and firm ut tho
prices fo]lwoip9 ononIaga, Canada and Haf1naw,
, 1873-10-07
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EvEvNa, Oct. &.
The following wore tho receipts and shipments
Of tho lending articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past forty-eight hours, and for tho
corresponding dato one year ago:
, 1873-10-07

p1rTspunau, Oct. G.-Crula mnrkot u little artncr
more buyers than Rclrrs; quoted ut 81 Q5Gi.l0. Re-
1nol quiet quoted at 1Gc,
TITuay1ILH, Pa., Oct 6.-&1arket opcncd at $1.s5,
advanced to $780, and was at tho closing quota
ttouB,
, 1873-10-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

L1yEnroo1, Oct. 8.-Cotton huoyant midd1ing up
1nnds, D@9.sd; Orleans, oll@0hd. snea, 25 ,ou0
bales Aerica TO- 100 ba1eo speculation npd export.
5000 bales.
lied winter wheat, 12s Cd. Ueef, s2s 3D.. cheose,
Gls Cd. Cumberland mlddles, 9sa ID short T's, 4ls
LoHpon, Oct, Go y, m,-The .1zsa Of discount In
tho open market for tlreo months bills Il 11-18 per
cent, or 5-18 below tho bank rate. Amount Of
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank of England to-day
100000. ConHu1s for money. 8211 on Rtscsunt, o!s
@925l. Bonds-5.o0s Of 'o5, 95;s; do o< ~, oa:
10 40s. o1al new IS, o.; Eric, Az.
Tallow, 43st343s ud.
FRAugronr, Oct. 8.-F1ve-twencs Of 'Go, g6l.. -'..
pAuIa, Oct. 0.-ncnteh 60f &c.
, 1873-10-07

Withdrawn from etoro On Saturday for city
consumption: 1908 bu corn; o,1os bu oats $50
hu rye; 7,012 bu barley.
Tie following grain has been inspected
into storo this morning up to 10 O'Clock:
I'll cars wheat; 321 cars corn; 27,00O bu high
mixed do, and 105, 200 bu No. 2 do, by canal; 50
cars oats; 5000 bu No. q do by canal; cars
ryo 3 cars bnrley. Total {690 cars), 87s COO bu.
Tho following tablo shows tho distribution of
tho breadstutrs shipped out from this city during
tho past week:
, 1873-10-07
uo6 aA1tEg ,

8HEEP-Tho few sheep received were quickly
pchcd up by local butchers at fully coed pr1ces rs
prevailed LAST week. and tho mnrkot may I've quoted
arm nt 50. .5o95.oo for poor to choice Received alnco
Saturday. J31,
, 1873-10-07

Af1el I}fot H-AA. Si$ " " ~
observation-disclosures wora canning forward little
ore freely, aud ths market y gradually recovering
raniu, Stacks ars light, a'l, should tha domana be-
como nctiyu, solae lines would uo doubt command
higher prices. We quote.
itEMLoCK,
, 1873-10-07

which charge follows tho shingles,
ThicAneas-Fiyo shingles to 10 TWO inches In thlck-
ness. -''-' sax -
Lengtl-stxtecn tnchcs. =
HARDWOOD
B!ack-Wa1nut - Counters, s10D. .0D6S16000; clear
t65 ooaaa5,0o common, $3s.o095o,0o: cult $20.o0a
$50 flooring, S500O.
Aal.-Oicur, $aso0S4 cummon, $1o.ooSo5.co;
Gull, $40 .00@l5.00; a0orng, $3U. .0o@ 1000.
oak--Oe'r. $29o8tB49.oU; common, @l6.0o@25.oo;
cul, $a.00G41b0u.
lakory-oiear, s2s.ootaso.Uu; common *2o.oo@
$3.50 cnl, $12.0d9i8.00.
MAple-Cear, $2a. .0G335. 90; common, $18. 90
Gull, SIC. .Q0Dl500. .-.. 49,.
nattcrnut-0lcar, s2soo@oo,oo; common, $2o.oo@
5000. .. -.
Ohcrry-olear, s4ooo@eo.oo; common. $l5.oo9s
3o.DD Gull, 3l3.00Q5l8.UU. .,.. ..... ~
WhItewooi-Ulear, $J0.ooGs4ooo; common, 5000
G@.5. ~ Gull, kl0U09l5.0D.
Wagon ssock-1ilckory axles, per sot, q 0o@1.o0
wagon o!cs oach A5a55c boz boards. $3o ooel ~
do co.lntpra Soc ROSEWOOD b0a8eo wllto holly, 3oc
, 1873-10-07
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 8.
Cargo lumber was quiet but firm. Several country
dealers mado thor appearance, and or cargoes
sold et tho reos ruling at o close Of laat week. Or a
but It contained aotne long lengis. Lah advanced,
selling at saoo per M and Heect inch brought $2loo
Quotations prs given s9oW ,G G9oa % to eotee rn5
boards, $12.00@13.00; to medium do, &c. 00@
1000 joias and acantlng, 98.00@9.o0 shingles. rs
@J.37t5; lath, $1,87H92.00. -. :,
Sales include tho folowing Cargo schr Little Belle,
from MuBkegon, $50 m lat at $780, 90 piece stuff ut
$3.50: schr 1ttl1ca, from MuBkcgon, l40 m common
boars at $1,000 achr Gertrude. from pontwetcr, 05
LII select inch at $21.00. Sold by William Moglade.
LUMBER FnE10ITs
hfanistee, $2.5o !; Muskegon, $500; Ludin8ton,
s2!5 Grand lIav en-, $500 pentwater, s2.25 Men
omoneo $3.50; Oconto, *36o@3.a5; White Lake, SALE
AT THE YARDS.
Trno at tho lumber yards is rathor alack interior
merchants aro p',rchasng moderately, and there is
co1ailerab1o doing III the way OF lling contracts, but,
asda from this the market is quiet though there aro
aome Indications Of On improvement ~ heiore long:
are st1li asIiuu Sl1.hD. Ma nQRin. .auotn
, 1873-10-07

Tho cereal crops in hgcrB nre uohcientt and lArGo
importat1ous expected to bo required. Whito
wheat SPOT Sept l 65s Per 4so es equal TO 74s IN
England. Tho barley crop ia most leciGnt. 1tB
sumption s lnrge. belng used by the Arabs for making
bread and flooding theiE horscs. Spot price Sept T.
sos per 400 hs. Large orders for barley have boon
sent 10 the Danube.
Advices from Taganrog, under dato Of Sept. 0,
chronicle tho OF tho arrival Of supplies
from tho now crop from the interior, but not in much
volume, In consequence Of the long distance interior
from which they derived. From tie 1at to 3lst Of
August forty-o9e vessels bad srrtyed at Tagnnrog At
little wheat. Tho exports from TaganEog for the
month Of August Wero 30 o qrs. Of wheat and u
qra. Of rye, aud from the opening Of navigation to
Sept tue exports Of nu kinds Of cereals and nseed
Lad boon 148i,O20 schtwerts OF whcat Of nbout six
buehels each aatnst 1854 1903 tschotwera for tho
responding period In 1872 and o,055 schetwcrts
in 1871. s..
The area Of lind under wheat in the United ling
dom for the crop harvested In l87as by tho published
Agricultural norns, only 5os acres loea than that
for tho crop Of 1877 which Is mitch less deficiency
than had boon previously camatod. h1r. Ja'es San
derson, In O note to tho London 1fmes states that
from bis observations and oxatninaonB Of the th1esh
ing OF the wheat crop Of the United Kingdom,
his estate Of 20 per cent deficiency in tho yield Of
tho wheat crop Of 1879 is confirmed.
The extent Of land under cultivation In Great
Britain has, In the aforementioned years, been as
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You can easily easily earn frst-class Sewing
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or some valuable Pictures to beautify your homes;
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THE KING BARBER SHOP

is THE SHOP OF TIE TOWN - and long
L has been ask history and she will tell you
Men have grown old in our patronage
Babies on their mothers breast
To bouncing boys at play;
And youths by maidens fair caressed,
To stalwart men with cares oppressed,
And old men silver gray.
And among the honored and lasting impress
sions of time, and the crash of revolutions In
circumstances, we stand living monumental
mcmento of the ingenuity and perseverance APP
pertaining to the identity OF progression, plying
our vocation with the highest style of art and
perfection, aud aspiring to achieve the highest
reward of merit attainable in our humble capaei-
ty, and the sentiment of respect and appreciation
which the presence of superior appliances and es-
tablishment are always wont to inspire.
Always to please
We shave with case
Cut and comb with taste the hair
Shampoo the head with soothing care,
And color the whlskers black or brown,
To suit the people about the town.
Then allow me politely request you to stop,
And not go past nor from around our shop
To get shaved on Ale ba sis of ability-nor as
some have core for our use of the ballot for prn-
cpe-sacred and right-nor under the common
secret and invidious gaise OF enmity ts complex
lou for the cut of mans coat, or the color of
his skin, ought not to affect his usefulness nor
his snaiacatiCns. A fair chance Is all that We
demand, to give the proof to all the land.
JAMES w. WASHINGTON.
Proprietor.
sunsury. April 5, 1875; No. ei, Market 81
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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,
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Whskies Pure Rye Copper-Distilled, Mon"n-
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Brown Stout and Scotch Ale.
STOMACH AND BAR BITTERs,
And all others LiqHors which can be found in
the city markets, which will be sold at Whole
sale and Retail. Every article guaranteed as
represented. Also, large lot of DEMIJOiiNS
and BOTTLES, always on hand.
fSs- Orders promptly attended In, and public
patronage respectfully solicited
sunbury, July 3, lS6g.-Iy.
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"DSYCHOMANCY, or SOUL CHARMING"
l. How either sex may fascinate and gain the
love and affections of any person they choose in
stantly. This simple mental requirement all
possess, free, by mall for 25c., together with
q marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
Hints to Ladies, Wedding Night Shirt, &c. A
queer book. Address I. WILLIAM d Co.,
Oct3-4w. Publisher Philadelphia.
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AuENTS WANTED for the now book.
LIFE AND ADVENTURES or
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by his comrnde and friend, d. W. G.. Peters,
Brcvct lt. Col and Surgeon, L. S ~, from facts
dictated by himself The only true and Anthem
tic life Of Americas greatest HUNTER. TRAppER,
SCorT and GUIDE ever published. II contains
full and complete descriptions Of the Indian
Trib of the FAR WEST, seen by Kit Carson.
who lived among them all his life. II gives Il
full, reliable account of the MoDoCs and the
MoDoC WAR. As a work OF History, ii Is in
valuable. grand opportunity for agents to
make money. Our illustrated circulars sent free
to all applicants. Write and secure territory at
once. Oct 3-4y
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A WATCH FREE worth $50, given gratis to
"A every live man who will act as our agent.
Business light and honorable. $500 made in 5
davs. Saleable MS flour Everybody buys IL.
Can't do without IT, Must have it. No Gift En-
terprise, no Ilumbug. KENNEDY tS CO.,
Oct3-4w. Pittsburg, Pa.
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CANVASSING BOOKS SENT FREE FOR
PROF. FOWLER'S GREAT WORK

On Manhood, Womanhood and their Mutual In
tcr-relatons Love, Its Laws, Power, etc.
Agents are selling from 10 to 25 copies Of this
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NEw DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND NoTIoNs.
Cloths. Cassimcres, Calicos, and everything in
the Dry Good line.
CARPETS AND Oh CLOTHS.
Queenswarc, Glassware, and Wood and Willow
ware.
GROCERIES.
large assortment just opened, which consists
of Tea, Coffee. Sugar, Moasses, Spices, Meat,
Fish, &c. The Celebrated Allentown hand made
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Warranted to give satisfaction. In fact q full
assortment of everything kept llrst-class store,
uan be had Mt greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
for cash. Call and see the fine selection Of new
goods, and he convinced that
+. =. BYROD'S,
near the Luthern Church, in Sunbury, is the best
and cheapest place to buy all kinds of store
goods. No trouble to show goods.
October 3, 1878.
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0Gm Aotertisem1Gn1s.
LUMBER AND FLAMING MILLS.

Thsd Street, adJOlning PhlIa. q Erie r. r., Two
Squares North of the Central Hotel,
SUNBURY, PA.
IRA I, CLEMENT,
I prepared 10 furnish every description of lum-
Il her required by the demands of the public
Having all the latest improved machinery for
manufacturing Lumber, he is now ready to ill or
ders Of all kinds of
FLOORING, SIDING, DOORS SHUTTERS,
SASH, BLINDS MOULDINGS, We
RANDAS, BRACKETS,
and all kinds Of Ornamental Scrowl Work Turn
ing of every description promptly executed Also,
LARGE ASSORTMENT or
BILL j. U NJ BER.
HEMLOCK and PINE. Also, Shingles, Plckets,
Lathe, &c.
Orders promptly filled, and shipped by Railroad
or otherwise. IRA T. CLEMENT.
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