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Members Of the italian Opera Chorus In Law
Ell Court-Police Interference with
Madame Lucca's Movements.
1ElleaAm TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Feb 20, 1874.
The members OF the chorus and orchestra OF the
Italian opera have sued Lucca, Murska, and VIZ
zani for pay and return passage to New York.
The defendants refused, and the Court issued an
order prohibiting their departure from the island
until the people were paid.
Nine. Lucca yesterday attempted to leave
clandesttnely on the steamer Columbus for New
York. Her husband, baggage and servants were
on board, and. shortly before the sailing Of the
steamer, q lady closely yelled was seen TO ap-
proach. committee oil the chorus discovered
her to be Lucca and informed the police, who COM
PEELED the entire party to return ashore.
, DEATH OF AN Ex-CoNsUI.
Mr.. Larentrie, formerly Consul OF the United
States here, died yesterday.
Latest Havana Markets Report. rr
HAVANA, Feb. 20, 1874.
Exchange firm; on the United States, sixty days,
currency, "A 10 premium; short sight, n . 10
premium; sixty days. gold 81 08 premium; short
sight, 100 102 premium; on LONDON, 119 120
premium; on Paris, ~ q o5 premium a1vl OF
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II You Desire = Fair Completion, Pro~
from Pimpes, Blotches and EruptionA take Golden
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
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ASHANTEE.

The British Commander Heavy Loser by q
3HU. London Fire. s
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Patience and Perseverance.-The Qua.
EACO UMBRELLA Is the best tne most durable and the
men, women and children. ISAAC SMITH, SON CO.,
No 405 Broadway the patcntees and the sole
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Wigs, Toupses, &sc.-G. Rauohfuss,
Practical wigmaker and Ornamental Hairworker, =
East Twelfth street, near Broadway.
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PerFcctfon-BOker's Bttters. Beware Of
counterfeits
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JEDDo, Feb. TO- 1874.
Political disturbances are apprenended in Japan.
Minister Iwakura has rendered his resignation.
but the Mikado refuses to acceptit.
CLAMOR FOR WAR WITH THE CoRRANS.
The people clamor for war against the Coreans.
This or civil war Is inevitable. .-
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rnEsMMs 70 rAe VIEW vusk HERALD.

NAGAsAKI, Feb. 20, 1874.
A serious insurrection has broken out in the dis
trict of Fizen. Japan.
Tho beligerent telegraph lines have been de-
stroyed. Fro CT. to,
Political Agitation Caused by the War
Party. t-. p
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Wedding and Ball Cards. Orders Of
Dancing. MonOgramA Foreign Note Paper. JAS. EVEH
DELL, S02 Broadway. Established lS4d
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S5.-To Make Room for Spring FASH
Ions the balance Of our winter stock Of 6no silk HATS
will be retailed at 80 HUNT DUSENBURY
Nos s. 4 and B Aston House.
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OCAL TRADE PROTECTION AGENCY MERCAN-
IL tie) of Baltimore. Nd. giving full detailed re-
ports OF standing &C.. OF baltimore merchants only.
sabssriptien price $50 per snngW For 5esrenees a3d
baltimore.
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l. BESSIE wILMERToN; charming new novel, BY
Margaret Wescott. Beautifully printed. with boz.
ders and elegantly bound in cloth - Price, 81 10
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WIS 10, IN, "a ~ po."s " ume, anu In .no So'
m T ~ rop vas ~ maae oos 9,
,ornev VA srns % thonvh no, Of i,e
IN warrant ire or Se Execnt,ve
on an soniicsuon for lis removSI was nexcussbIe as
o"c%a IVA ~ ns 49, ~ ~
,n se ;,s, ~ oVeiio" INC ofuerV A"o" VI
unscr the e,exsn,h cb.ros !, apne.r, that Henry
en- Of ar Brton drec,ed the Grand Jyrv Of Which
LII. 81 VI. ~. Svy W rras
NO Dayns w - lQIenAn 70 investRa1 celaln cnAIges
ana ,hew an, III i.S
and comnieie =" ~ .Sond n snncSr that
nma fVmRve ~ nss suou,u appear snns
BE- removed rom once and OF ne he not &c su
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District Attorney BrittOn's Successor.
ALBANY, h. Y, Feb. 20, 1874
Thomas N. Rodman has been appointed District
moved. and has accepted the appointment.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-05-01

WRONG DATr.-Tha outside Of this Issue was
iaadver,antly dated March 1st, instead Of May
lot.
PETER wETT has heen re-arpoin;ei Post Mas
Ter at the County Line P. O., this county.
THE personal property OF wm. Conrad late Of
Upper Augusta township, deceased, has Teen ap-
praised at $500.
THE Borough Council had eight trees planted
e the Park, on Market square, this week.
Tur firm OF Hollcnhach & Nye, at Fishers
Ferry, IN the mercantile business, are selling
their splendid assortment o. goods rapidly.
NEw county bridge IS TO be built across TIE
creek at W. ". Dewirt's mill, in Lower Augusta
,owuship.
TEE County Commissioners are NOW holding
their appeals in the different districts IN the
county.
THE finest shad seen in this place for many
years were brought here during the pact week
5y DR.. Brcbs, and sold by 5. F. Neyin. oar
market has not been as well supplied with fresh
Hsh rs now for s long time. These fish are sup
Piled BIZ Messrs. Krebs & Nevin, and taken from
the Albemarls Sound in North Carolina.
DIR. KREBs, in making the post mortem exam
-i-7sss ( the body of ]. q. hOrr, CO. us HIEer
and vas poisoned by TIE blood Of The corpse com
ing q contact with the vouud, which caused ID
.sue suffering Tor few days.
A TREE measuring 6 feet inches in diameter
At the base, end 81 inches in diameter % feet
from the base, was lately cut on the land o. So
lonon B;llman. in Washington township, tins
county.
TEE sush factory and planning mill oI AesSfs'
Eairen S SNYDER. located about one aud hal
miles YES, Of Selinsrroye, was totally destroyed
by FIRE, NTH all its contents or the l'ih o. Apr"
ME. JolS CLARK. a venerable and highly re
specied citizen from Upper Augusta township
had an athck Of paralysis Il short time sihc
which causel his death on Tuesday last. Al
Clark was welkuown in this place, having re-
ded in the vicini y during h.s lfe,and war h;gg
esteemed by all wbo knew hin.
PRRsIs7ENT.--Tne clopsmeut party meniod
in our last issue, Voc married by Esquire e
a, selinsgrove. CT thrir way back to LeNlsfg
Oh Sunday last.
Dr.. DAVID WkLDRe. has o roam horse Ken
bs has been driving for more than twenty -.
o. n very low estimate made by sia,lst'n
the fnithfu! beas. has Travelled upwards oi a D.
5red thousand milcs.or more ihan tour umoe
a,s,auos around the world----says tie Ei'toH.
FcuSp DEsD.--Mr. Terrence Govern a On
cor residing at Coal Rgn, was found dead rs
he'd on THURSDAY morning Lass. Before goIo
I'D ;he night previous he complained oi ht5
pain in bis stomach, and some person "eh'o
see him the following morning and found iaS
above stated. He was about 81 years 90 &c
,irne of his dsatb.--.SharlotiS li7'ss
YANKEE has invented hair brush.h
wire ''bristles." A good thing for a loFinie
TO uss on tbc husba ad's head after ehsinpe
s'luneh."
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Tribute Of HspSDPES

At special meeting Of Shokcmo!y!a Z I,..'". No.
6a, ]. -. Of L. NJ. the following r-.'~-'ouS We're
submitted and unanimously afr-'-..
WHEREAS it has p'oa Ell q ,.,ai Spirit to
-all suddenly away s.Jm o.. E-.la Brother Tho
laas G. Mott, ~ ne t-li : grounds of our
Great Father abo 20. - 10Th sun, Plant Moon,
at the settinG of ,8a S..u, therefore
R.so:rcG, That 7se Lumbly bow submission to
the will Of our Great Father in his will to re
move from our Tribe and Council Fires our bro
thcr, beliving it wise in giving us warming to be
prepared 10 enter His Huntin. Grounds.
RtsoI.ti, That while we feel the loss sustained
OF a brother whose heart was with Us, in bestow-
ing charity on the wOrthy--who cherished the
principles of our beloved Order, We will take
this warning 20 be wise, and will not mourn but
heed the teachings Of HIM pho to.;h all things
welt.
Rssolsrd, That Te sincerely conGoie with The
family of our deceased brother who have SO sud.
denly been bcreft OF father and husband.
Rtsalrsd, That in respect to our deceased bro
ther, that the wigwam Se draped in mourning, and
that members ofths Tribe wear the usual badge
of mourning for the term of thirty suns.
Reselrsd, That copy OF these resolutions be
presented to the family of the deceased. and
chat they be pub;*'od.
\. WALTERS,
FLICKER,
T. WiIYEGT,
CaDro'ttea.
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Business locals.

TIE IMPROVED GROVER & BAKER SEWING MA
;HrNE-These celebrated machines are offered
r the most reasonable rate. For particulars
Eppyto y. q. hOlL, Agent,
Feb.22, '7S.-ly. Upper Augusta township
Tnr spr.ag style Of Hats are already offered
for sale by S. Faust, sr., on Market Square.
The latest styles from large assortment can
row be selected.
wM. II. MILLER has the larges. stock Of the
Huesi Boots and Shoes in central Pennsylvania.
general variety Of make can be found IN his
establishment, and all Of the best make,
THE Union Park and Agricultural Association
will hold their next Annual Exhibition AT Snnbu-
~ Pa, Sept. 60 so, and ociober Isl and I'd, 1874
Fox RExr.-The Drug Store Room now occu-
pied by W. D. Meick. Also the room adjoining
Faust's hat store. Enquire Of II, Is. MAssER.
8. HrRsFELuER, corner Third and Market
streets, has reduced his prices from 10 to 80 per
cent, In order to close out. The whole magni-
fcent stock, Just received, will he sold NJ cost,
and tbs e attest bargains ever heard Of in this
town will be offered. The stock consists Of
Childreu's, Boys and Mems Clothing, Hats and
Gaps, Gents Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Jewel
~, &c. Call early and have the irsi choice.
S. HERZFELDER,
Cor Third and Market Streets,
April lo-tf. sUubury, Pa.
Gro. o. BARTLETT, has opened his Photo
graph Gallery on Sunbury street. in the borough
Of shsmokin, and is now ready 10 ell orders.
TIE Agricultural Fair. at Miilcrsburg, vii! be
bsld on the 18th, 18th. 18th and 18TH Of septern-
Der.
WALL PAPERi WALL PAPER All kinds,
Gilt, Embossed, Glazed. Tinls, Blanks and
Brownies, Decorations, Mouldings aud every
thing appertaining 10 the wall paper business Is
ou hand or can be supplied at short notice at
the wall paper depot.
TharkrEl for Pact faEors the subscriber would
respectfully solicit share of the patronage of
the community, feeling confident he can please
all who may give him call. Wall paper
trimmed free or charge. c. 5. HAZELTINE.
The spring trade IN the furniture business, has
opened brskly al B. L. Raudenbush's esta5-
ushmcnt, in Masonic building. A new stock
has iust been opened, and the latest styles
Of furniture are now exhibited, and wii! be
sold cheap. Cai and see before purchasing
elsewhere.
THE light running domestic" Sewing ma
chine, account of its many points Of superb
ority, has better demand than any other manu-
Gscinred, and takes the lead with the public over
machines long regarded rs the best. Orders for
tbese machines will be promptly hlled BY Miss
Caroline Dalius, agent.
ParIor Orqans-Miss c. DaliEs Is the agent for
zhe sale of Parlor Organs. Pianos, and Rll kinds
OF mu.Ical instruments. The very hest instrU-
Enents are furnished, furnished on short notices
81 prices 20 suit tiTncs. Call or address,
c. DALITS.
No 90. Market St., SunbUry.
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In MenlOrianl.
SIR KNIGHT THOMAS q. MOTT.

Proceedings of Lance and Shield Couclayc, No.
II, stationed at Cur bury, Chiva,ric and Heroic
Order Of Sovereign Patriotic Knights, at a spe-
cial meeting, April u, 4. D. 1874.
The Sir knight Commander announced with
much feeling and fitting words, the death Of our
late companion-in-ar:ns, Sir knight Thomas e.
Mott. Sir knight Mott was accidentally thrown
from buggy on Monday evening, April -, re-
ceivng fatal internal injuries, from the effects OF
which he died in a few hours.
Sir Knight II. J. Waltz moved the appointment
of committee of three to draft resolutions ex-
pressve OF our sympathy and sorrow.
Whereupon the Sir Knight Commander was
pleased to make the following appointment Sir
knight II. J. Waltz, Sir Knight p. N. shndol,
and Sir Knight John Kay Clement.
On motion of Sir Knight 7. VI. Sha&e., & was
RcsoIred, That the hall aud banners Of the
Conclaye be draped with, and that Tho ~iF knights
wear the usual badge Of r"1I-Ei-- .a- period
of thirty days.
After brief ab5c5"'. 80 Committee returned
10 the body of y. Corr'1ss, aUd reported the
following, which 'crt co-a.h.aUSly adopted:
WHEREAS, /. L.. o.sed our Great Captain
General, the lor;Ls ITiune God, 10 relieve our
late comrade, Sir Knight Thomas &. Mott, from
active duty in the ranks of this worlds fighting
host, to quiet service in the Grand Eternal Con
clave therefore be it
Rssclrsd, That while VIC humbly bow to the
startling order, which has removed from us q
cherished brother, our hearts are, nevertheless
filed with sorrow. We Lrieve not for the IS
teerned Sir Knight, who has been transferred
from the painful conflicts here, and promoted 30
nober duty but for ourselves, who have lost the
aid of his sword IN the daily contest, and the
comfort of his compau iOuship in ''the hiyOuHc uf
life"
Psso;rs,i, That the sUGderuess of the command
to depart has penetrated us with revercntial ave"
Not = cloud cast the gloom of its shadow 10
~urn, before the lightning stroke ell. The f-aiI
tent Of this mortality was rudely rent aud the
trembling soul surprised, started on the dreaded
march into the unknown land for final inspection
and review.
RssoItsd, That we sincerely condoe and sym.
pathise with the stricken widow and tefeayGd
family. We know our Divine Grand Commander
Is wise, gracious and omnipOtcnt the manites-
tationB Of His 8;... although to Us mysterious,
are always for HI chiidrcu's gC.d. He has
promised caccor rnd help TO the widow and
fatherless, 20 Hin therefore, we ferventiy com
mend theI2 ~ tc4solation and strength.
Rssolssd, H.: We will take charge Of the body
OF our deceased comrade, and commit il To the
grave with the solemn ceremonies Of orr ChyGl-
rc and Heroic Order.
Resolvsd, That a copy of these proceedings be
conveyed TO tie family OF our deceased compau-
ion-in arms, and that the editors of the several
newspapers Of the borough be requested to pub
lish them.
II. J. WALTZ,
I. " SHINDEI.
jyr. hAY CLEMENT,
Committee.
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WAEREAs, Thomas G. Mott, & member Of the
sunbury Steam Fire Engine Company, No. /, of
Sunbury, Pa, was on Monday, April %, 1874,
suddenly called away by death resulting from an
accident,
Therefore, Rssslrsd, That our company has
lost one Of its most active and efficient members,
He was one of the original movers in our organ-
z.tion, and was always present and ready for ac-
ton when duty called him.
RsSolred, That Ne earnestly sympathze with
,hs .orrowing and rsrcayed family Of our dcreas-
edBrother.
Rssolyed, That the house and apparatus be
drapcd IN mourning for the term of thirty days /:
and that the members also wear the usual badge
of mourning for thirty days.
Psso!red, That copy of these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of our company, and a
copy be made oct by the Secretary, and present
e6 TO the family Of deceased.
w. c. PACKER,
l.. I. SAVAGE, iCommil,ee.
\. y. BRICF,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-05-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Capitalists, TO Men Of Medium
Means, and to all Wishing
Homes and thus Avoid
Paving Rents.

By reference TO. the Watsontown Record and
Sunburv Gazette will be seen q full and more
explicit description of the property l offer for
sale, either In lots or hy the acre. But what
wish to more particularly bring before the pub
l:c is tie LIBERAL TERMS o1 which they are
offered.
l will SELL LOTS from 500 to $500 and
Lands BY the ACRE from 500 20 $500, according
to the location.
TFINts fen per cent. Of the purchase money
down, the balance in time and amounts 10 suit
purchasers, from ONE 70 EIGHT YEARS, with
legal interest from day of sale.
The streets and alleys will be opened rs fast rs
lots are sold, - tha. n!l may he approached with
ease.
All persons who are now paying rent can have
an opportuEitv of securing Il home for less mo-
ney anrs%ily tan they are now THROWING
WAY rent.
Ary person VIZ, ,ng to see tine lands or iotS
viii! call on ma, = hen every opportunity will be
giyE: '."-: = .:lFe fair chancet 10 see the surC
rio- advantages presented to the public
IN addition l. the lands above referred to,
now nf!e. Tor ga. THREE DWELLING HOU
SES, situate -. Water street, in Watsontown bo-
rough, the one being the large and commodious
Brick DTs-iiu! i.ow occupied by no, all of said
dwellings having ,hs necessary outbuildings for
immediate Tsa.
For farther i"i7rmation call on or address
7. VI. FOLLMER,
Watsontowp, Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-05-01
Aep ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE MERITS OF THE GOLDEN TONGUE
BY NEW JERSEY BARD TO BEATTT AND rLOTTs,
WASHINGTON, \. }.
'Tis IN aye of invention, improvement and skill
The worlds in commotion, aid nothing is sill !;
And progress in written wherever we turn
So ''the ball Is kept rolling" and each day ws
learn
OF some neG achievement in science or art;
Each branch Of industry in fact claims a part.
So each is awarded prize from the hands
OF generous public as merit demands.
So music's department can point, in her pride,
To men of true genius, whose fame has gone
vide
O'er hills and through valleys in mansions aud
and cots.
We'll, due are such honors to ''Bcatty q Plots,
Whose Golden Tongue organ stands first IN the
land
The first as 10 merit, and first in demand.
Excelling in sweetness and richness of tone.
Surprising all others, aud standing alone!
It's worth is Acknowledged wherever it is known.
As all viii bear witness, and cheerfully one
For equal in workmanship, beauty, design,
Or finish, they challenge the best in the line.
Where faces were gloomy, and hearts once were
What homes are now cheerfui-yes, happy and
glad.
Continue thy mission, thy song Golden Tongue
Hath chains OF enchantment for Old and for
yoGn..
Beatty & Plot5s' celebrated Golden Tongue
Parior Organ is Acknowledged by eminent pro-
fessorS Of music TO be the best Parior Organ now
in use. Thousands of testimonials are constant
ly being received iu favor Of them, which go to
show that orr instrument gives entire satisfac-
ton.
~ Tor Price List Address
BEATTY & PLOTTS.
WashingtoE, y. J.
Mss G. DALIUS, Sole Agent.
No. eS Market Street.
Sunbury, Pa.
NaYcI IL 1874 tin
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-05-01
s;<7Se0r,S Table,

EEArSiRp's MUSICAL WoRLD.-The April
number Of this popular musical monthly ID out,
and, as usual, Giled with beautiful new music
and interesting reading matter. The music
alone in each volume of the MUSICAL WORLD
would cost in usual sheet form about fifteen dol
lars, while &c is furnished n whole year for only
one dollar. The publishers will send specimen
copies containing Sl.00 worth of music, together
with their large descriptive catalogue of popular
music, free, to any address, on application.
Address, 8. B2AINARD'S SONS,
Cleveland, o.
The April number Of WOODS HOUSEHOLD
MAGAzISE, now upon our table, well sustains its
reputation as frat class, live publication.
While its contents are not deep or scientific, its
pages are free from trashy sensational stories,
and are full of bright sunny reading that goes
home to the heart. The magazine contains lis
usual number of Illustrations, ard its general
appearance compares fayorabv with the higher
priced magazines. Subscription price one dollar
= year: with chrome Yosemite one dollar aid
2 half. Subscriptions may begin with any num-
Der. Address, Wo3d's Household Magazine,
\ewbUrgh, " I.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-05-01


CHRISTIAN NEFF,
second Street, opposite the Court House. sun
BUKY, PA,
Respectfully invites she attention of Retailers
and others, that he has on hand, and will cor
SANITY keep all kinds of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Consisting of Pure Brandies: Ccgniac, Cherry,
Ginger, Rochelle and Otard.
Whiskies: Pare Rye Copper-nist;lIea, Monoa-
gabela, Apple and Nectar.
PURE HOLLAND GIN
Winos' Champagne Wine, Sherry, For: and
Claret.
Crab Cider, Champag gne Cider, \. 2. Ruy1,
Brown Stout and Scotch Ale.
STOMACH AND BAR BITTERS
And all others Liquors which can be found II.
the city markets, which will be sold at Whole
sale and Retail. Every article guaranteed a.
represented. Also, q large lot of DEMIJOHNS
and BOTTLES, always on hand.
tB Orders promptly attended tn, and Dublic
patronage respectfully solicited
6 NFEF.
SunbGry, July 3, 1s7S.-1y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-05-01

Dru4ls.

In Pv-ty,JTn, April 2sth, JOHN CLARK,
aged - years. . months and I9 days.
On Tuesday morning, at his residence in Up
per Augusta township, JACOB SEASHOBTZ,
Esq. - years of age.
IIhe deceased has been for many years, well
known and influential citizen of this county. The
disadvantages ofn limited education in early life
were made up by good natural abilities combined
with a spirit oC enterprise and honest industry,
which enabled him to prosecute his business with
marked success. Though not an ef;ice holder,
aud seldom 4 candidate, Lc always took deep
interest in p2itica! aifirs. ana was active in sus
tanning the racasUrcs of bis party by all hcnora-
be ucars Republican In bis principles from
honest conyic..0-s Hi .l', he was nevertheless
tolerant Ti.h sros. vto 8 5i6ered with him in
opinion. As 3: - 4,.o. b was kind and gene
rou- and ever r,...y Z, .spi q helping hand, aud
his advice was ofi-Y a,-ugrt and cheerfully CIV
en- He leaves 3 i.-:-e f.-liiY and numerous
friends 80 lament his Gsarh His remains were
inferred in this place on Thursday last. l-ED.
At Dewart, on the 18th inst., Mrs. ELLEN
LAURA MICHNER, aged 81 years, 10 months
nj tlNE
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-05-01

TIE '.Gentlelnan in Black, - who is the tutelar
demon Of dram-shops, assumes his sourest as
pect when the rapid progress of Vinegar Bitters
is reported ''down below" The Peoples Vege-
table Tonic is playing the mischief with his Bit
ters fired with ram. All diseases which those
demoniac nostruIns aggravate, under preteEse o:
believing, such as indigestion, sick. headache,
constipation, rheumatism, gout, and intermittenr
fayers are cured by it.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-05-01

"HEALING oN ruE WINGs,H say all who have
made use of Dr. Ws:dr's BaIsam of Wild Cher
~, and by such - l--. acred Of colds, coughs,
bronchitis, sCr. -'.. =. influenza, or consump-
tion. The pgG'c.. -- -~2ys keep this stand
ard renrdT BIZ tnrIl.