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Loves reign is eternal
The heart Is his throne,
And he mas all seasons
or life for his own "


From paper published AZ Ontario, Can
ada-West, We extract the following:
On the evening Of the 18th Of September,
were united in marriage, by the Rev. L. J.
Brennan, at the Church of Mount Carmel,
in this city, Mr.. John IL. AcNulty, Of Jack
son, Tenn, and Miss Martha T. Quarry, Of
Ontario.
Mr.. McNulty returned TO this City few
days ago after an absence OF more than a
month in Canada and New York. His ac-
complish ed bride did not return with HIM,
owing to sickness and death in her mother >
family. We congratulate our friend Nc
Nulty most cordially on the fruition OF his
dearest hopes and bespeak for him and his
lovely bride smooth sailing and sunny
skies. As a merchant and gentleman Mr..
McNulty stands deservedly high in this
City, where he has host Of friends, all Of
whom unite their congrotu' ationS with
ours on this interesting Occa zion.
At the residence OF J. /. Brandon, in
Haywood county. Nov. 5th, by Rev. c. r.
Brooks, Mr.. ". A. Gaudon nd Miss Eliza
beth 3. Brandon.
At the residence Of the brides father,
Esq. Felix Gibbs, on Thursday evening the
18th, by the Rev. c. K. Hendrickson, Mr..
w. G.. Cole and Miss sue Gibbs. AL of
this county.
Also in this county recently, Mr.. G.. NJ
Pcrdue and Miss Amanda A. McCaig.
We extend our best wishes to all con-
corned, and hope their day, may be many
and full OF bliss.
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MILE STOIEN

SIOI-EN from the rack at Spring Greek, sat
- urday evening, November Sth, light bay
horse mule, medium size, in only tOlerable or
der name cut close, shaved with harness.
about four years old. He was traced TO Jack
son, through which he passed at about eleven
% clock the same night. I Will paw u liberal
reward for the recovery Of the mule, and the
apprehension OF the thief, or either
L. L. BARNETT
Nov ljtt ClaybroOke, Tenn.
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SIEAlED from the farm Of E \. Graves.
- five miles southwest of DurhlmyiIle in
Laudertlale county, Tenn, one mouse col
Ored mare mule, seven years old, about 1fteen
hands high. When standing, she bears her
weight on the left fore foot forward; some sad
die marks; has q scar on the right hip. Anv
information thankfully received and liberal re-
ward paid for the delivery OF said mule.
Address Z. a GRAVES,
Nov. l5-2@ DarhamviLle. Tenn
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

NOZZLE 4 ONO RAILROAD,
NOZZLE, Nov b. l-s3.
Two those VINO desire shipments OF freight VIA
HJr5OLr from either Louisville or ClDcIn-
nau would suggest that their friends IN those
cities are requested TO see that the words, VIA
HUMBOLDT are inserted in their bills of Ia
ding. The rates Of this Company 10 and from
all pom arc as low rs hy any other line on the
same shipments and loss, damage or over
charge will be promptly settled when necessary
papers are furnished 10 this department
JOHN \. PUNCH.
Nov. l1-lm General Freight AGENT.
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TO THE MERCHANTS OF
JACKSON,

MOBILE, Nov. Is, 1873.
"TIEN FrCishts are brought to US by a con
w Meeting line, the proportion due such
road is payable by this Company in currCncy
consequently We require our Agent At jackson
to collect the same IN currency from the con-
siguccs. Our proportion on through freights
as well as local freight and passage can De- paid
as usual in warrants or due bills Of this Com
pauy. JOHN A. PUNCH
Nov. lin General FREIGHT Agrnr
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-15

SELMA, Ala, Nov. S.-The funeral
Of Gen. Hardee took place this even
ing and was worry imposing. The
procession was the largest ever wit
messed in the State. Stores we're
close and business suspended, and
bells tOlled.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-15
Amos Majority in Miss. 20.567.
Did AIcOrn Run at All. or Just Play


JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 7.-Returns
come IN very slowly. Only % coun-
ties have full report, which gives
Ames a majority of 26, SOY. These
counties always 90 Republican. and
when the official returns are received
from the other counties, the majority
will perhaps be somewhat less than
ROW estimated. The vote was very
light everywhere. The Republicans
have a good majority in both branch
es of the Legislature.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-15

MADISON LoDGK, No. lG.-.Iobn T. Bolts
Nc; NJ. s. Nicely, V. G.; Jno. 7. stark,
Secretary; David Hampton, Treasurer: Kew
!. A. Heard. Chaplain. Meets every Thurs
day night.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-15

STARK ENCAMrMENT. 40. l0.-Richard
Redman, G. T.; J. T. Bolts, II. T.; John T.
Stark. Scribe.
Meets every 2d and 9Th Tuesday night Of
ZACH month.
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Just Opened.

4 splendid new stock Of Clothing, Boots,
shoes, Hats and Gents Furnishing Goods,
in the Perkin, Block, next door 10 the cor
Hcr. Call and examine.
scp27uC STEWART * OLIVER.
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL ROAD.
iIasonIc ueoungs OF Jackson.

JACKgON CONIANDRY, No. l3.-Iohn
Chester. Eminent Commander; J. &.
Smith. Recorder. Meets on the 81 Mon
day night of each month.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-15

CLINTON q. \. CHATTER, No. 9.-B.
Il. Harris, II. T.; A. Il. Zones, X; J. X.
Ghnppell. S. Meets 81 Friday each month.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-15

JACKSON COUNCIL, No. ~, n. & s. NJ
hev. a. w. Jones, r. /. &. NJ. J. II. Chap
DelI, Recorder. Meets 4th Monday each
month.
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DESSOEHTION

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
~ heretofore existing between /. H. Hart
mus and j. T, Hayley, under the firm name Of
Hartmus s Co., has been dissolved by mutual
consent. 7. II. HARTMUS.
Nov l5-lt j. I. HAYLEY.
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ESVRAY,

TAKEN UP by W. q Wells, 18th district.
Il IN Jackson, one bay mare, about 10 hands
high, about nine years Old, a small star in her
forehead, right hind foot white, some saddle
marks on each side of her back 4 small white
spot on both sides Of her neck. Appraised At
$50. y. n. TIDWELL, X. NC.
Nov IS
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-15

ST. JOuN's LoDGE, Nc. a32 J. G.. Pybas,
W. NJ; George q. Hughes. Scc'y. Meets
LIST Monday each month.
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HUBERT.

Bright, pleasant weather has been huge
ly enjoyed by our people for the past week,
and farmers arc busily engaged gathering
their CROP, whicA are far short OF the an
ticipated result the corn crop particular
ly. We hear it inquired for nearly every
day, and but little in market, while many
Of our farmers are sending of for their
seed wheat. This, however, Is the result
OF too much cotton-growing on soil much
better adapted to grain-groNing and stock
raising.
\ little son of Mr.. T. y. Read, Of this
place, was thrown from q horse on sunday
last, and had his thigh broken. lie is do
ing very well,
One day last week, Johnny Umstead,
Horace Cross and Finis Fisher, all about
twelve OF fourteen years Of age, concluded
to bid adicu to tho parental roof and seek
their fortunes in some other locality, and
for this purpose after procuring letter
OF recommendation, written by one OF their
number, a. we are Informed), boarded a
freight tram going to Memphis; filled, no
doubt, with thoughts bouysut with ulti-
mate success. Soon after their departure,
the news reached Marshal Picker Of their
exit, who promptly informed their friends,
and was instructed by them TO telegraph
| for the runnaways. The Marshall learning
that they had stopped 1t Bells Station,
teIegraphed there 10 have them arrested,
which was promptly done, and the next
day were brought back by = policeman and
restored 10 their grief stricken parents
The mother of one Of the boys asked hin
hsw he felt when he was arrested. He re
piled, Mamma when I was told 10 consider
myself under arrest, I cried all right, anl
exclaimed with Shakespeare, MY reputa
tons gone" 1t is insisted by some Of tn
friends ef one Of the boys, that he was no
running away-w2s only business trip
But we believe the most Of our people ~
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JGCKSON LODGE No. "a. y. Jones,
W. NJ; J. q. Smith. Jr., S"c'y.. Meets 9TH
Friday each month.
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KnIghts OF PTthIas.

LAUNcELoT LODGE No. I3.-Mects avery
wednesday night at Odd Fellows Hall.
w. Z. Robertson. G. G.; J. 7. stark, V. G.;
II. W. McCorry. p; N. :. White. +. c.;
Stoddert Carutherg, NJ. Of F; J. T. Bolts,
NJ. Off; w. +. Alexander, X. Of u. and 5.
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LOOK HERE!
If YOU arc going to bun
go and see
*. W. ANDREWS,
Contractor and RuiIder.

And dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Glass, Putty, and all kinds
Of Paints, White Lead, Linseed Oil.
Turpsntine, Varnishes, ColOrs and
Paint Brushes, cheap for cash, at
Memphis prices. Don't be deceived,
but go and see for yourselves. He
means what he says. Motto-quick
sales and small profits Office and
Ware Room No. Market street,
JACKSON, Tenn.
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GOAL, COAL, &c.

Anderson ~ ISringhUIrs- /
Dealers In
COAL, HAY, BRAN. SALT, &c.
1gts. for Diamonds Coal Mines, Ky.
orders promptly filed. Coal speciality
with us. We sell by Miners invoice, for
CASH. Orders should be addressed 10 Us
at GAINESVILLE, Tenn. sept. l5-im
ID. &. G. :.
Our neighbOrs from the country
should all bear in mind Bliss Cheap
Cash Store. --r"--s
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-15

DEGREE LODGE.-Mccts every 2d Thurs
day night in each month.
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MARRIED.,

At the residence OF Mrs. Abncr Taylor,
near Denmark in this county, on Thursday
evening the 18th, by the Rev. J. a. Harrl-
son, D. D., Of this city, Mr.. j. Il. Gates
and Miss Lizzie +. Howard, both of Mem
phis. No cards.
The two hearts thus made one, were
drawn together and blended by true and
earnest love, that love Of which the poet
says:
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-15
Announcements.
FOR CITY MARSHAL
FOR CITY ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce JOHN. :.
as a candidate for City Mar
shall. Election first Saturday in January mex
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-15
HUMBOLDT ITEMS.
Deferred from last week. ]

Deferred from last week
EDITORS WIG AND TRIBUNE:
Although the cotton market has depre-
ciated to some extent, business seems As
brisk as usual FOL this season Of the year,
and the health of our town Is uneNccption-
al. IIydrophobia has made its appearance
here within the last ten days among the
CANNES, but VIC fear the extent Of its ap-
pearancc is not sufficient to justify that
general onslaught upon the Trips" and
"Tiges" so much desired by our citizens.
Our Municipal election comes of the 2Ist
inst, in which some interest will be taken
Tor the MayoTalty, but we hear Of no
special Aldcrmanic aSp;rants or for the
office OF Recorder. our friend Rivers, Of
the journal" says he has not discovered,
from reading his paper, that any one is 4
candidate for any Office. Somebody ought
10 post him, so that ne will be able to vote
adyiscdly.
We see the names of several gentlemen
spoken of in connection with the race for
Congress in this District, at the next cleo
tion. We would suggest that rs the man
has been hunting that Office for the last
several terms, and which has been attend
ed with such unflyorable results to the
people, that we just hold on and let that
Office hunt the man awhile.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-15

B. {. G. =. means Bliss CHEAP
CASH STORE, where such good
Goods are sold at low prices. ap1Owtf
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COMMERCIAL.
JACKSON COTTON MARKET.

There was 4 brisk demand for cotton the
past week, Snd holders seeme'i more will
Ing 20 accept the situation. We give be-
low The foreign quotations "a. usual. and
feel proud Of the comparison between other
markets and our own. We noticed several
new buyers on the streets, AMI money
seemed plenty. our receipts have bcea
lighter this week than last bv about 100
bales. We were pleased 10 notice on our
streets cotton wagons from Henderson,
McNairy, Carroll, Crockett, Madison and
Gibson: many from a On stance Of 81 20 20
miles We give to-day Friday quotations
strict Middling ....-...-.. 49,. 1latf
MIduling. ---..- -...--.....-. l3IaLl3
Low MiddlinE .............-l2 El2l.
Good Ordinary --...--...---.-.lli.H llA
Ordinary. ..... ----.-- 10 GIula
FOREIGN MARKETS.. - New York adj
Misunderstanding lilsc, Low Middling
l3ltc- New DEMONSTRATING a ]. C. Low
MIddling I25-c. LouisviIle-MIddHug Zoe.
81 L)Ws-MIddhug lSc. Memphis Mid
ding IcEl51[c. NashviIle-MiddIinE II 4
El2c. Liverpool sd for plands.
There is a better feeling IN al markets.
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SPECIAL AND LOCAL.
new Time TabIe N. a o. n. II.

New Time Table N. a o. u. II.
Trains going North:
Express Train leaves Jackson, 1913 am.
Mail Train leaves Jackson, .... i:il pm.
Trains going South:
Mail Train leaves Jackson, ...1i:iO am.
Express Train arrives. ...... ll:.1 pm.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL ROAD.
TriRs going North
Mail Train leaves Jackson, .... 90 pm.
EXPRESS Train 7.CO a m.
Trains going South:
Mail Train leaves J9ckson,.-. 1l.tj am
EXPRESS Train " " mighty 10 am
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New Advertisements.

We are auths rlZed To announce HUGH L
ANDERSON As "a candidate for CRY Attorney.
Election first Saturday in January next.
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RrsINE.s nIRKcTnRN,.

disposed to think that chats a little too
Thin
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81 is the secret sy Hpaihy-
The silver link, the slIken tie;
Which heart to heart and mind TO mind.
In nndN md in snul can hind .

May they find fruidon for every hope;
reality for every dream that gilded with
summer radiance-the balny hours Of their
counting days. May they find welded life
a fountain Of eXhaustless bliss, whose pure
waters will flow bright and sparkling
through all the years OF life, and may they
find and feel that
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United Friends Of Temperance.

Jackson Council, No. %, Jos. F. Fogg,
W. p; meets every Tuesday night, at
Temperance Hall, opposite the Methodist
Church. ID. a. MCALEXANpER, II. ).
Madison Council No. II, DR.. Il. l.. Roz-
zell, w. f. meets every Friday night 20
Temperance Hall, opposite the Methodist
Church T. j. ROGERS, II. 5.
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DSAluaIAs Octs l-tL5 1910.
NoTE.-Don't paste your sheets together;
capitalize only proper names or commence
msnt OF paragraphs or sentences.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-10
THE KING BARBER SHOP

rs THE SHOP OF THE TOWN - and long
i 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 caresscd,
To stalwart men with cares oppressed,
And old men silver gray
And among the honored and lasting impress
sions of time, aud the crash OF revolutions IN
circumstances, we stand a 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, and aspiring to achieve the highest
reward of merit attninabe In our humble capaei-
ty, and the sentiment of respect and appreciation
which the presence Of superior appliances and es-
tabshment 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 whiskers black or brown,
To suit the people about the town.
Then allow me politely request you to stop,
Aud not 90 past nor from around our shop.
To get shaved On the basis of abity-nor as
some have done for use Of ELe ballot for prin.
ciple--sacred and right--nor under the common
secret and invdous guise Of enmity to complex
ion for the cut of q mans coat, or the color of
his skin, ought not to affect his usefulness nor
his qualifications. A fair chance is all that we
demand, to give the proof to all the land.
t JAMES W. WASHINGTON.
Proprietor.
Sunbury, April $, 1878 No. 81, Market st.
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ADVERTISING SCHEDULE
.--.----- &c
10Iines, or aboDt 100 Words, make 81 saul

gained the projecting branch, dragging his
clinYing burden after him. In another in
slant the cottonwood had broken away and
continued its voyage down the river, whils
the bent sycamore regained its shape with
such quick rebound that the two travel.
ers were nearly prccipitated into the stream
again. Fred, half supporting, half drag,
ging Becky, worked his way to The trunk
by serics of gymnastics that would havo
done no discredit to Bondiu, and in mo-
inent moro both had reached the ground IN
sately.
That's business we are well OFT off,
he said, when be had regaiued hs breath.
Now, where are wep
He looked about. \ light was glimmer-
ing from Il habitation behind them, y short
distance from where they stood. Becky
could not walk without great pain, aud
Fred lifted her lightly in his arms and
started Tor the house. 1t proved to be the
dwelling of a small planter, who was not
lacking in hospitality. Here their wants
were quickly attended to, and, under the
cheerful influence of warmth and shelter,
Becky was seon herself again.
They droye home the following dav,
Fred having procured the loan Of the plan
ter's horse and chase for that purpose,
promising to return them by Mr.. NowtOn's
servant the day after. The morning WAS
bright and clear, and the fragrance of tho
orange groves was in all the air. Becky,
who had maintained almost utter silence
since their escape from the cottonwood,
was no less silent now. Fred himself did
not appear particularly communicative,
and many miles of the long ride were taken
without a remark from either. 1t was
Becky who spoke frRt.
Fred, she said
You have saved my life, have you noLf'
Happy to do it any day ho remarked,
pot knowing exactly what else to say.
i thank you very much
quite welcome, I'm sure.'
There was another long silence, broken
only by the sound of tha horses hoofs upon
the road. Fred himself seemed &c have
lost some of his habtual ease, for he kept
his whip in constant motion, and held the
reigns neryously.
Fred |,
Yes =
Are you going to write to that younS
lady i'll New Orleans Z!
i s'posc So
Hadn't you--bettcr--try again--bef0re
you before you write ?
IL turned his eyes full upon her, and
opened them wide
Try again Try what p
I've been thinking through the night
said Becky, bending low TO hide her face,
and carefully separating the fringe Of her
n.antilla, that--perhaps you asked mo
again the same question-that you did yes
tcrday morning. pligl.. prswer littlo
different
Becky. head went against Fred's shoul-
der, aud her face became Immediately lost
to view.
You darling' he exclaimed, Il never
Intended to do otherwise. The young lady
in New Orle&ps was wholly u myth. But
when, may ask, did YOU change your
, mind y
1 have never changed it, she murmur
ed. Il have loved you all the time, but I
never knew it until last night
And TO this day, when Mrs. Becky Eek
erson is asked where it was she fell in love
with her husband, she answers, ON log.'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-10
miscellaneous.
~
Driving Pigs.

Did you ever see u green hand try 10
drive pigs lfyOu never did, get some
conceited fellow of youI acquaintance to
undertake the job lust for fun, and YOU
watch the circus. Furnish him with say
a couple Of pigs of the average kind, and
engage him TO drive them down any street
you choose to pame and turn them into
= eide street or alley. For Il hundred feet
or SO those pigs vii! trot along, humming
some respectable tune like Aud Lung
Sync and lroyipg their caudal appendages
in that mysterious and utterly ridiculous
manner known only to pigs. BY that
time they will have thrown the driver com
plctely OIL his guard and induced him to
jeer at you for giving him such an easy job.
With his jeerings begin his woes, for at
this moment one Of the pigs suddenly re-
collects an engagement up the street, and
also remembering the proverb his grand
mother Las been dinn!rg into his ears con
cerning prOcrastirRtion tendency To make
OIL with time in . telOuious manner, imme-
diGtely starts oil to be there promptly.
There is no use in the drivers trying to
veto the move Incnt. Piggy runs between
his head by threc-tOurths majority. BE
fore the victorious animal gets ten steps
however, he says, Enlargement be blow
ed" and trOts back 10 ask his compaion,
who has remained II silent and amused
spectator, some questions ola private ma
tnre, which being answered, the two
Icsumc their trot toWa! ds the alley and the
driver after them. When they get nearly
there the driver enters into negotiations
for fair accord, with meaning grppts, as
much as to imply they would like him to
cut it short. He invites them by word
gesture, and possibly a stone Qr two, to So
down the alley, to which they respond by
passing the alley and going down the street
ip Style CALCULATED to bripG out the iro
brigade. Before our now eXaspyrated cQp-
tractor can Oyertake them, they reverse
the order of march and return inlike mar
.ner and place ut which they went, stopping
by the alley to await the arrival of the
driver, lie soon comes up painting and {
making a noise resembling that of African
savages spearipg an elephanl. The pigs re
gard him with unaffected astonishment,
and ask the another where he came from.
Thus they go Oh for something less than
an hour, worrying and bothering the life
nearly out Of your friend, and Just whcp
he is ready TO accept the advice Job reject
cd from his wife, Those pigs calmly trot
down the alley as it, that was exactly what
they dad been iighting, R,ia bleeding, AMI
dying to do all the time. This is no fancy.
sketch, but il the result ofoar observation.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-10

TIE Chicago fire, although occurring
more than eighteen months ago, it seems
has not yet gone out. The papers there
mention that smoke was recently seen issp-,
lug from q portion of the ruins near Van
Buren, and Clark streets, and, an excava-
ton was made, pile of glowing Goals was
found, which, when the Air reached it, was
speedily famed into D vigorous tiame.
The investigators, to make llie fact memor-
able, baked some potatoes ia he lire. alto
a lunch and lit their cigars after the repast
Describing this surprising teuacity on tho
the part of what it clls the ''champion
blaze of creation" tie Chicago Inter. oreon
asks 'will it never 90 oul :"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-10
AVOID OUAcks AND IMPosTERs.
No Ohargs for Advice and Goasultation.

DR.. j. h. Uyott. Graduate OF JsBsrson Medical
CoHsee Philadelphia, author OF several valuable
works, can be consulted on all Diseases OF the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has nsao
matter from what causo originating. or OF how
jong standing. A practice OF 80 years enables
him to treat diseases with success Cures guar
antced- Charges reasonable. Those at Ns-
tance can forward letter describing symptoms,
and enclosing stamp 10 prepay postage.
Bend for the Guids 10 H-0ih Price 10 cents.
J.B, DYOTT, n. d.. Physician and surgeon.
i03 Duane sty New York