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ZINE nIACRINERY OILS.

> n0A LBS. FINEST MALAGA GRAPES,
EsOOU IS cents; IA pounds al.
Lisbon PURPLE GRAPEs, Is cents.
Havana ORANGES, Canten PRESERVES.
400 PINE APPLE CHEESE, Hor.onNs, IS cents
Ier pound: Also, Gems e the Larry, very rich
Goshen CHEksE aud BUTTEB.
nyou value domestic peace, buy eur fresh roasted
old governments JAVA COfFkk.
novT-tr Fine Groceries, 1915 Psno. avenae.
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MAGNIFICENT vIEws IN eNGLAED,
kE sOorLAED and ITALY, az Li9e In Hall
To NIGHT besides pl mtg Of ststusf y, Anegeri-s,
Oomie 20. uss, &c. &C. II
~ ing subject: zine Pad Thrn.s B.csn AZ
hight: I" sIu its Owr pttsefise-" 1T
~ UNIrAsI-H Gnu SOD, c9r0sT OF Ga
Wy eEe ID streets uartHwesf Preaching By
the psstoT, NV FREIERIc HINcKLET, TO-MOR-
EoN a. liza. "a; suIday .chool Ii:I It.
FFnkMnRIbL CHUROH. l4-A SIR e. AID Vsr-
49, n9It ave- luz Pastor @. BoTLER; ser:
VIE st II a. = T pic TIE Ag>ver By Fi-e."
GREEN JERUSALEM (Sw-senhlr1iaIl-
NY worship AZ he ding Rooms, mr. 90 q aud
= ,tIttts; at IL .. N. supJe TO MORROW
fFkrFOhnkD EPIsC0PAL syBVI g., in
5.'S ',hck s'rnou Jy Rev WV Nc 3UiAK. PAD
lie ger errliy inv tied. II
TEOTlCE -Ths Rev Dr.. O. n Hall Of
STS( Fro. ~ 4. farmer rector If the CHURCH OF
gh1FPlPHAkf,Etn Prescb in thst hnrcb %
stEDt n.xt. the l5ih in-tsrt Mcrni' service
., IL o'cioeF; e'o-in2 service At IA f-past sey n
w sdi..urBed nett p If he MEDICAL As.
ktCIATion q the DisfIi & 90 abis vii b.
street y ,Tthwrst, at > o'cIocA pm
novIi St rs Was. &c pro tens
rs TwELfTH 9. CHUBOH,d te Rev.
W. S.Hr-OREs TIL Prasiting cid r, oy
a 4Ts.rA without Isy, r he bea+ nit OF NJ Nv
po,,cs Eit9' 1prTsGhing a. II ..'clcck Tg;dQE-
- tTt@ turinR The week a u 4rt invited. IT.
5[4THE CUvGKkGAFTON OF r PIULTS
ISy ESGiI-n LUTHERAN CHUROH, cor
- - il'h 'n1 " stress, having r M 4 lied N ir
u,r--vy.j F.sv't.ieT NH alba sct',J =, oI5
a N Preaching y fh- P-stOr. R-v \ DOa<x AZ
" = n, and 7.3j IA To- plrlic c1.disl'y
EkEAT u. a rig : " d :. pCp ---
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lNlHKsUPREME COUgTOF T8- DTz=p 80 /,

WILLIAM ". BALLARD aud others. csmpI ,insn.s
-. MICHAEL MANDLs and others, defsndants
No 5 Go, Bqr1y OOCket Is.
Up n IN, ton 4 hT. 4. =. Vorthiug ton, soicitor
IT, III cor psiL and upOn it's erp SriBg TO he
court that the defeIdsn :, John q. HnIfOri. T. w
kiby,y. y dmnOns, A sober, The First National
BAIk Il the Cry e New Y IL, TIE VI ddlstoWn
= tODa BaLk, Of MiGoetoV q in the tate If New
nofk, $40 p Goodwin, are 4 Inhabitants OF
the District q Ool9ubis, AID are net TO % found
TIER 10 il Is tnis Is b day Of November, 1874, or
eertd ihst sEid defendants be objected, and they
hereby are dree'ed &C opp and plead, slswer
eeTu TO The comp sinsDts' origisal and sup pie
Uetfs' bills Oh 7 before THE SrH DAY OF RKc EN.
BsR, lsI4; provided oopy " this order b. plU-
h-hed olCe q week for three weeks IN The Eve itnG
star, antwspspeT prblishs q In tbs DisgrIct Of q
uaeis; sna provided further, hat IL practicable
COPY this order be served upon each OF said de-
lS74
BY the Court: AWHILE
AtTne eOPy-resi: b MEIGs, Ok
nofA sN 81 L. p WILLIAMS, Ass't Clerk.
~ THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY NOTIFIED
u - the Or nc Us If the Auditor - the ate 1s-
OF Public NClks Noe $50. ass. 4zO6 Iss AZ ar
as, al the q. ihcates q the cent B1~rd Of
Audit Noe ,t5it Sc ESQ, s57, Os7 ard cas-
owned by the Oudersig ned, thar nsvrne,f ~
stfiement Of cid c=rtifcetes has bssn e. oined BIZ
the cOur. IL the shove entities cause All seTsocs
interested referred to the pape In saia eansa
Tor furtEer infosms ion on the subiact
II TIE BALLARD PAYk4kaT COMPANY.
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Fh TBE sUPREME COURT OFTBE DTsT RI0T
OF COLUMBIA

Let's q. SCHEEIDER IS SARAHA TuRroN II al
In kqUitT, Nc. 3r3JI, Docket y
Tne Shove entitled cause having been rsfsrrei to
tte Anor Tor hual audit. the creditors uf the es-
ta-e q John b TurtOn, deceased Who have "A n
beIstolcrs proved their clsms, the parties TO the
Gauss end all other porous interested therein are
heIei 9othed 70 appear Def re rae at Iny iii q
30 % Louis ana syeuue, WashinztOn CIV, on
EbhAspAA \. the 1S'h day Of EoY.nsber lsTi AZ
II O'Clock - NJ of said day. and be neard toushin0
the several matters referred As
- ROBKRT LEIGH, Auditor.
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fFA GHBAT "HEWs" PAPER.

IRE SUNDAY PA .L&DELPHIA ITEM
is the only "news" ssPsr that reaches Washington
o. Sunday morning early
For sale at cents by BEAD ADAMS, at su the
Bote's, end By the boys. L.
~ To ARCBITECTsi
CITIZENS' BUILDING CaHsASy,
WASHINGTON, d e Soy -niber ~. 1874 (
Afchfects d. FL ! g 20 TTcseut plans to ~ Board
q Direct Is Of abOvs named Omga-v Z ~ inprnv-
lI parf 81 their squsre, C5ivs suca rlfo
tl"n a. they z a. d. size 81 the cf1cs bf he O M
IaIy, hOo u 20, Second Na'ieual Bank Quilting.
between AID $50 .. n. daily
BF BI5ELOW,
toNlN5t tHen thr"n.I Sc1reya y.
r|SGAlI2b AND @s~SS. FREE To .aE
ny GRAND AIT ENEIBITIDN a. Lincoln
al, sATU DAf NIGHT, hevember I4th; On
t-m' n y cents: Boz Tn ~ tS"ve ysar-, 10 c-u,4
1nis i'll be the lsst "Off Night" (Exstbttiol
night, Tor VetE uoyl3 2
~ MAsOEIN.-A rerUmed conv0catT5n OF IA.
4rS FAYE TIE A. CEAPTER, No, 5 will be
b. Id OF SATURDAY EVENING, N0v.rnbe TI4.h
ct o'clsok. Ali Rgysl Arch Mas us ia good stand
III are fraterus " invite
~ order Of thr 8. II 7.
LCylzSt JOHN EDWIN MASON, Sec,y.
IChrouiCle, Republican,
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GREAT SLAUGHTER
IN DRESS GOODS.

JUST oPENED FROM THE LARGE AUG.
IiUNs-
200 yards C4mels Ii all S.rges in Rr,Un and
Grey shades, At SIC. worth 90.
tOg ys1ts S1ige Poplins, az I215 Z l5c, WORT IS
lUtO ards Bright Plsids, DO. aud 2Sc ,Eartb 81
40 ltoe ards Biaek and OolOrsd Alpaca 3!c worth
sfC0ysrds p. II Prints fast ooIors, Ice.
lIO ards Black Dr. sIks, from al 20 SS mr.
yafds al yeTy cheap. -
leo zen Ct Dts sid La1ies Linen Hgndker.lieFs
o. lz1s. is ard go; decided b,rgsins
ltO dozen Best hale6DDC COrsats, a. $50.
VIM full stock Of general Sts aa Jqneati
Go-ts adsD-ed to the wsnts Of the millions; 1T ths
loEest prices J. w. co L EY
10y ~ % sui corner 6th 81 and u 4rx.t l,.na
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
DEbsONS ARE HEREBY WARNED NOT TO
IL allow anyone to Contract bills in my name,
as viii not be responsible for any TINS ed
DoNlO-e'3t KVA FRIE5.
MES DIR. l.. + sLEaPkR fESineSS aHd
if1 Medical CtafrrOyaat, will reveal your past,
p'eEeLt al future clearly perfect desert ytiO1 of
dead ard absent friends; describes the one b-st
~ aptfd. physically and nentslly, for your ia ure
mpsnioT: perfect description of your dissssa,
every sche and pain without one word in regard t.
y ur conc Ition. Mrs pr s. is indorsed by the lead
cured.
For few days at Room 10. >. st. CLOUD Hotel,
corner 9Th and streets. uOvl3lgs
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BOARDING
KNIGHTS IEMPLAR REGALiA.

Those intending TO make
fILGhiH 6E 10 NEW ORLEANS
can be Eu Ppiied W tn thu
RE6ALiA AT FACTORY PRICES
I'VE a. Ucle sold guaranteed TO be re s-tiatInn
LONl5-2W " tLL&TT A. RUnEF.
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ID U IL 5
l. Ohow Chow, mixei Pickles, Girkins, Oni.ns,
" Mainu,s, Canilh.wer, Pl,cstlli, Olives. B ston
Cueuaoer Pickles sold b. ths hundred. Picked
&C. OORswrLL q SONS, Fine Grocsrs,
nov lz-tr lsiS Pa ave onn NiIlardis Hosal
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SAV0RYkA M6ORssk
- BktI FOOD FOR INFANTS.
besefnbles Mothers liza more closely than sny
ohtf hiho 81 ROOD. perfectly fulfil ing fe object
that q = oslotiIg tee growth and health u ths
chIfo. 1he hOtsl aIniiies II EnRlADd snd R1ssia
ere suf piled with TITS Food. ana the Medical Pro-
tesson rer mmeId it with the utmost confidence and
Certainty of succees
Sea Medical Cs1Ttfenfes aad OptztoAs.
VIII ieeele sFd Retail "a the Mauufscl nrers,
las New Bond street, London, W.,
And retail Of eli Chemists and elOrekeepe through
out the States and Canada, who slso supply A
IN sdssf. m
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E'OB SALE
TEN ACRES OF GOOD LAND,
0n y Marlborough Ioed, three miles from Navy
Yard Erisge, improved by a good Dwelling, and
store Rsom attached Stable and fencing in 90 d
order One Of the best business ands eOu nty
Price. o 800 Inquire OF WIN. III CARRIJO. nth
street fast pov9 S.
Eok bhkT-A very handsomely FURnIsH CD
Il HOUSE. with all N odern inproyemsnts: car.
risge aud horses sd billiard room; situated In
Georgetown.
ALTO, two small BRICK HOUSES On IL th street..
Also, two small FRAME HOUSES on stree.
northeast.
ADpiy at JUAN BOYLE q COS,
ncy9 I'm 605 18th street north west.
EOR BKET-furnisAed Rooms . :. NJ. 1919
Il street. oot2.lm
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4 Rreading Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
DECEMBER Sth. 1878.

DECEMBER Sth. 1873.
TRAINS LEAVE HERNDoS As FOLLOWS (SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.)
For ShamokiI, 1910, 100 a. M. and $50
p. m.
For Mt. Carmel, Ashland, Tamaqua, Pottsyillr.
Reading and Philadelphia, 1910 a. III.
TRAINS FOR HERNDON. LEAVE As Follows ::
(SUSDAYs EXCEPTED.)
Leave Sbamokin ut 500 a. m. SO and 3.55
p. III.
Leave Philadelphia. Is a. M, Reading Ills
a. m, Pottsvlle, 1910 y. NJ, Tamaqua. % p IN.
Ashland, 2.35 p. IN, Mt. Carmel, 3.2l p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE HAREIsBURG, As Follows:
For New York. $50, $40 Il. IN. and 200 p. IN.
For Philadelphia, $50, $40 4. n. 2.Ug ard 4.05
2. hi.
SUNDAYS.
For New York, 80 Il. M
For Philadelphia. eco y. N.
TEAMS FOR IIARRISBURG, LEAVE As FOLLOWS:
Leave New York. 900 Il. M, 1910 and 5.3,.
p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, 9.15 n. M. $50 and 7.15
P. III.
SUNDAYS.
Leave New York. ) 30 i. m.
Leave Philadelphia, 7.l5 p. III.
J. F. WOOTTEN.
General S4p't.
Reading, Pa. Jan. 80. 1875.
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ECONOMICAL CUSTARD.

Beat the yelks of Tour eggs with a
seven ounces of crushed lump sugar
very smooth. slowly adding a little !
than teacupful of cold sweet milk
ready on the fire nearly pint and a
Of milk boilin. hot; To this add (qu
aud stirring all the timrl the beaten
sugar aud milk. in which should be b
ii three teaspounfuls of fine h'ur;
lie whole begins to boil, add half
If sherry and few drops uf essen
taste. then pour the whole into j
cool when cool stir in two ounces of
almonds beaten i'll N Irtar. This
ill twelve custard cups.
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H0USEHOD.
From Tie Gyrnlnnto1cH Telegraph.
nTsNWN

+ rom ne tr5fHtuRtOicH IetCQfupA.
DRAWN.
Take pigs head, remove the brair
and Thoroughly cleanse. B Ill the he;
until perfectly tender, then take the IN,
from the bones. aud cut il up as hot as D.
s!5le: mix il with the brains which shot
be boiled separately in salt and water
ana season the whole highly with bls
pepper and salt-a pinch of allspIce is
Improvement. Having skinn-d the tong,
cut it in large pieces and lap it anon.
meat; put all into collaring tin. Sc.
weight on the top, and allow the Drawn
stand until the next day, then turn it
Of the tin. a head slightly sailed is bet
than fresh one for Drawn; the ton.
should BE- rubbed with sailpetre to Civ
..,,ipr
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NUNCFNEAT FRITTFRs

With half Il pnund of mincemeat ?
two oz. of fine bread crumbs, or
spoonful of Hour, two eggs well beai
aud the strained juice of hall 81
telnnn; mix these well and drop the friI
with IL spoon into plenty of very pure /;
fry them from seven To eight mint
drain them on Il napkin, and send Il
very hot to table; they should be q
Sn,alI
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Miscellaneous.
THE KING BARBER SHOP

Is THE SHOP OF THE TOWN - and long
Il 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 a living monumental
memento Of the ingenuity and perseverance ap-
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 attainable in our humble capaci-
ty, and the sentiment Of respect and appreciation
which the presence of superior appliances and es-
tabishment always wont to inspire.
Always TO please
We shave vii h ease
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 ne politely request you TO stop,
And not 20 past nor from around our shop.
To get shaved on the basis Of ability-nOr as
some have done for our of the ballot for prin.
ciple-sacred and right--nor under the common
secret and invidious guse Of enmity IL complex
ion for the cut of mans coat, or the color of
his skin, ought not To affect his usefulness nor
hs qualifications. A fair chance is all that we
demand, to give the proof to all the land.
JAMES W. WASHINGTON.
Proprietor.
Suuhury Inril Z 1873. No 9I Market ~:
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llarTisbur. Accom-. leaves NllliamSpt. {. 90 p m
arr. ut Harrisburg, 1850 = m
= - Philadelphia, 2.5O a III
Bald Eagle Mail leaves Lock Haven, l2.2J p III
- - arr. af W,iiiam>port l.3J N
Mail East connects east and west at Erie with
l.. s. & NJ. 5. L. W. and at CORY and Irviueton
with Oil Creek and Allegheny R. K. W.
Mail West with east and west trains on L. 5.
IL NJ. s. Il. ". and at CORY and Irviuctun with
Oil Greek and Allegheny r. +. W.
Elmira Mail and Buffalo Express make close
connections at wilIiamSpnrt with y. c. Il W.
trains, north, and ut Harrisburg With Y. c. K
". trains south.
WM RAInNIN Cn,,,l SIrn,t
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4 full Drawing Certain.

Owing the Panic, ard in order 10 meet the general
wish aud ectaOu Of the ublc and the tickehOlder6
or the fun payment of the Gifts announced the man
Igement have deel mined lOstJ the Concert and
Dr, vii to the date above stated.
The obIect OF this enterprise for the purpose OF
curing Steam Fire Engine which will he advantage
all neighbOring towns accessible by rail- from the fact
that it will be independent Company. Aud
failed to discharge duty when called
certainly will be able to accomplish good
the aid of steamer. There is less than
large and small towns within thirty miles Of SUhLury,
all of which be reached by railroad, thus aOring
the facility of assisting Of those places in less than
hours time; while at the same time our town Will not
be unprotected. Our prOject being laudI5e one,
ee confident that all the tickets will be disposed by
he time above named FOR drawing.
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\ Duck lIOUSE.-A shelter for ducks
should be built separately from the chicken
house. 1t 81 OuId not be higher than five
+ Ell al the front, slipping to three in the
rear. II should be surrounded with a
fence of small pickets, about eighteen
inches III length. The nest should be very
low; basin scooped out of the ground
makes Il very good nest, which is only to
be Used for eggs. 4 duck will lay much
larger number of eggs if zach one is re-
muytd from the nest as soon as deposited
That the eggs may be readily taken away,
the nests should be made at the front of
the house, and one of the boards hung
upon hinges. SD that it may be swung to
one side, and the eggs picked up. There
are no better ducks than the Rouen. which
grow rapidly to large size. Ducks
should not be admitted into that part Of
tile Garden where young cabbages or let
tuce is planted; anywhere else they not
insects. and disturb many more by their
CONSTANT active movements .-Tr,buBe.
COAL ASHES FOR PEAR TREES. As
the real value of coal ashes is just being
ascertained, will mention fact that
came under my own observation the past
summer. y friend of mine, near lie Roy,
has a large number of pear lrues, both
standard and dwarf. Last spring he gath
cred all his coal ashes, ard placed them
around his pear trees, taking extra pains
that the poorest trees should be attended
To. Now for the Consequences. Every
tree that had ashes around showed unlnis-
taxable signs of improvement by being
loaded with fruit. And another thing, he
did hot lose single tree from blight, al
though great many were struck with il
in the same locality. Now | cannot say
the ashes saved the trees from the blight,
but he thinks they did. AT any rate it il
worth Try ing. l think c',al ashes just th'
liing tor pear trees.-RurdE Home.
BoTS IN HORSES. ES.-There is q sh0r
article in the Popular Science Monthly Iela
tive To the power of endurance manifested
by the lar,R of some INSECTS, and anon.
them of the bot tiy. IL mentions a cas-
where Il piece of the stomach of a dea'
hnIse which was covered with bot worms
was spread IN Il board, and spirits of tur
pentine was p'urrd on the WORMS; ye
after an hour not one was detached frUr
the flesh. Then whale-Oil was poured %
them, when they all let 90 their hold an
died almost Immediately. Hence the il
ference that wlIale-oil should be used To d,
lach the worms from the living hOlse whe
attacked by bots.
To KEEP EGGs FROM BECOM1N
CHILLED.-In cold weather nesls shOul
be lined with soft paper. Then look shar
after the eggs when Laid, and as soon as u
animal heat is partially gone, wrap the
in dry paper, and pack in a dry box in
dry cellar; then if you wish To ship TO
distance wri in many thicknessrs of p
per (bef;nre they leave the cellarl, and pat
III paper shIyin.s in Il tight b,x, and VI
may ship successfully when the thermDn
Ter marks zero.
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sunbury, april 5. 1873; No. 81, Market s.,

rIJHE VICTOR SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Il want reliable and energetic Agents in this
county. The VICTOR is a Lock:stitch, Shut
tie Machine, with salf.setting Needle, best finish
ed and most perfect Machine offered. An in
crease OF 500 per cent. on sales of 1872 over 1871.
For terms. &c. Address. VICTOR SEWING
MACHINE CO. 1927 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia,
Pa Sept IL, lS.3--4mos
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constantly on hand. The best RAISINS, FIGS,
CURRANTS IL DRIED FRUIT.
PURE RIO COFFEE, TEA & SPICES,
fresh Bread, Buns & Cakes, every morning.
FANCY CAKES, BISCUITS, CRACKERS, &c.
OYSTERS! OYSTERS! OYSTERSi
Having fitted up Il room expressly for serving
up Oysters in every style, Ladies and Gentlemen
will be accommodated with the best biyalves in
market. at all hosrs during the day and evening
Families will be supplied at their residence will
the best Shell or Canned Oysters, rs is desirable.
at the very lowest prices.
Call and see my excellent assortment of good
and ascertain the prices.
s. NEVIN.
Dec. 90, 1878.
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GEO. w. COBLE.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
REAL ESTATE AGENT, and Agent for the PHna-
LADEIPHIA MUTUAL PROTECTIVE LIFE
Insurance COMPANY.
HerndOn. Northumberland Gou3.ty, Pa
ALL CLAIMS entrusted in his hands will receive
prompt attention.
HerndCn, Aug. %, 75.-i mos.
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Aerifultur

-J-s~~-.-
GRAFTING FRUIT TREES GRATING
WAX.-As the time has arrived when
grating is in order, We repeat our former
advice that every farmer should do his own
graiting. 1t is a very easy operation when
once understood and this is readily done
by seeing it done. a sharp prIi-knifs and
go''d saw are Indispensable. Splitting
the stalk ;" that the bark shall not be
bruised, and shaping the scinn wedge
fashion both WAYS. preserving alsn the
bark uninjured aud placing the rim OF the
1ro0d of both stock and scinn exactly to-
2ether. 81 that the sap can intermingle-
there is ~ danger of failure if properly
waXed. We make IA shoulder to the graf;
and think it adds to the certainty Of sue
cess, though probably it weakens it. We
prefer also two eyes or bulls to Il graft, and
would rather have only one than nnre
than two. One years wUnd should always
he used when it can be Obtained. as it is
more certain To- take and grows more viz
ornuoly. AMI the graft should be cut from
bearing branches.
We wish to remind those preparing
grailingwax, that we have found four
parts of rnsin. one part of beeswax. and one
part Of tallow, to be The best proportions.
Melt them together in skillet (which is
best), "r lineup, and mix we'll. 1t should
remain in the vessel and he used as needed.
Twenty or thirty srions can be waxed with
one heating up. When much grating is
tn he done, little fire for heating the wax
should be made on the spot, between the
bricks or stpnes. Apply with a narrow
wood paddle
We have seen various preparations for
making IRA -ting-wax and we believe we
have tried them all, hut prefer our own.
Applying it warm or hot does no injury
To the graft. The Object to obtain in the
I proportion is that the wax will no: crack
in cool, dry weather, or run in warm
weather. If, however upon trial, differ
ent proportions be required the fpregeing
can TIE altered, though after usin. them in
/ several ways We have cnne back to these.
i-GeTmGntO1on Telegraph
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-03-20
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL RO ID.
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE Il. r. DIVISION.
WINTER TIME TABLE.

On and after Sunday, December lst. 1878. the
Trains on the Philadelphia Il Erie Rail Road Div-
,ion will run ns follows:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-03-20
WINTER STORES.
10 OUSEHOLD Why will You


To all persons suffer
ing from Rhuematism,
Neuralgia, Cramps in
the limbs or stomach,
Bilious Collie, Pain in
the back bowels or side,
We would say, tn z
HoUsEHOLD PANACEA
AND FAMILY LINIMENT
is Of all others the rem
edy you want for inter
nal and external use. IL
has cured the above
complaints in thousands
of cases. There is no
mistake about it. Try
IL. Sold by all Drug
Iglsts.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-03-20
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
GREAT ATTRACTION.
Toys, COnfectfOnerIes Oysters. dc.
Everybody is invited to come and buy Of the
handsome assortment of
TOYS AND CONFECTIONERIEs
SAMUEL F. NEVIN'S STORE,
TOYS OF ALL KINDS

in frame building, adjoining Moore & Dissinger's
building, THIRD STREET, SUNBURY, PA.
just opened fresh supply of Confectioneriss Of
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THE FOLLOWING Is A LIST or GIFTS:

houses, lots and furniture Put up fabulous prcrs
The holder Of successful ticket viii receive bs GlFI il
CASH.
5000 in CASH Gifts will be distributed.
PLAN OF DISTRIBUTION.
Twenty thousand numbers, representing and CORES
pondng with those the receipts issued, will be laced
wheel and cards enclosed with the OF the
Premiums sealed boxes Will be placed i'll another.
ON these Wheels number and one Of the above NAM
ed inscribed cards will be taken simultaneously. the
number 80 drawn from the wheel secures the pre-
MUM desiguated by the card taken ut the lime
the other. Tnir operation will be perio med by
blind person, and continued until Eighteen Hundred
and FiftySeven Premiums exhausted. Ii is evident
ble Every person holding ticket TIll be entitled 20
admission into the Concert.
All Gifts Paid in CASH without discount.
Money be sent for Tickets in registered letters
Post Ohc Money Orders, by Express at our riEk. !!
desired Tickets will be sent by Express, c. q. n.
The following gentlemen have kindly consented to
act Trustees TO- the above Gift Concert
y. 7. Wo!verton, Esq. Director D. II. and W. Il. r.. :
Geo. Hill, Attorney at Law; Hon. W. l.. DewLrt,
member Congrcss; Wn. l. Greenuugh, Esq. Dircc
or First National Bank OF SunDHry; John Haas, ESQ.
Iit;o; Ira 7. Clement, Lumberman: WIZ. T. Grant.
Coal Merchant, Suubury.
Toe above named gentlemen highmindei and
honorable men, who would lend their names and
,iye their assistance to any unworthy object.
SAML Y. HENDRICKS.
GEO. NJ. REM,
Wh. II. MILLER,
LEVI SEASHOLTZ,
PHILIP ". SHINDEL,
All communications cheerfully answered. Address,
in all Cases,
PHILIP NJ. sHINDEL,
n 6. ESuLK, Corresponding Secretsry.
TreasuTeT Of Funds.
Suubury March 1874