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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-17

Erie Mail West, Limited Mail West, Lock
ven Accom-. West and Day Express East
nakP close connection at Northumberland with
l.. IL B. X. K. trains tor Wilkesbarre and Scran-
ton.
Erie Mail West, Limited Mail West and Fast
Line West make connection at WiiamspOrt
with ". G. X. " trains north.
Erie Mail East aud West, Limited Mail West,
Fast Line West and Day Express East ms kr
close connection at Lock Haven with b. E. V.
r. Il. trains.
Erie Mail East and West connect at Erie with
trains on l.. S. 6c NJ. 5. r. r., at Cory with O.
{. X. A. V. K. r. at Emporium with B. y. Y.
oy p. 4. r., and at Driftwood with A. V. r r.
Parlor Cars will run between Philadelphia and
Wiliamsport on Limited Mail West, Fast Line
West. Philadelphia Express East aud Day Ex-
press East. Seeping Cars on ell might trains.
WM. A. BALDWIN Gen,l Snn,l
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CANNOT BE EXCELLEU.

CHARLEsTowN. March 10, 1852.
n. r. STEVENS
DEAR SIR-This is to certify that | have used
your "Blood Preparation" in my family for
several wears, and think that, for Scrofula or
Cankerous HumOrs, or Rhematic Afectisn, it
cannot be exceied and as n blood purifier and
spring medicine, ii is the best thing | have ever
used and / have aSed utmost everything. /
can cheerfully recomcnd it 10 any one in need Of
such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. A. A. DINSMOHE,
10 Pucscll Strppt
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Application for Church Charter.

Application for Church Charter.
NJ Office is hereby given that application will
IN be made to the Hon. Wn. NJ. Rockefeller,
President Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
Of Northumberland county, by members of
THE American Primitive Methodist Zion
Church." of Mount Carmel, on the 18th day Of
March a. d. 1876, to grant charter of incor
poraiiOn to the sand church, according TO the
Act of Assembly of April 29th 4. D. 1874.
WM. FLEW.
DAVID HARRIS.
JOHN GREEN.
JOHN THOMAS,
ALFRED WHITE,
THOMAS VI. THOMAS,
JOHN POWELL.
Mt. Carmel Pa. Feb. y, 1876.
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GIVES HEALTH. STRENGTH AND
appETTTE

Nv daughter has received great benefit from
the use of the VEGETINE. Her declining health
was source OF grsat anxiety all OF her health,
strength and appetite. y. ii. TlLDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. 80 Sears Building, Boston Mass.
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GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS OF
FLESH.

South BERWICK, Me, Jan. II, 1872.
II. X. STEVENS, EsY. -
DEAR SIK-I have had Dyspepsia in its worst
form for the last ten years, aud have taken hun
dreds of dollars worth of medicine without OBJ
tanning any relief. In September last commens-
ed taking the VEGETINE, since which time my
health has steadily improved. My food diggests
well and have gained fifteen pounds of flesh
There are several others in this place taking
VEGETISE and all have obtained relief.
Yours truly.
THOMAS Z. MOORE,
Oversecr of Card Room Portsmouth Co.'S Mills.
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Pittsburgh Commercial.

In the future, as in the past, it will be Mirror
of the Times, a condensed History of the Age,
giving full and accurate accounts of all events.
at home and abroad, inclndiug graphic reports
of our Great Centennial Exposition at Philadel-
phia.
Special attention will be given to the Progress
and Interests of Manufactures, Mining and Ag-
ricGlture throughout the country.
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FAHE AND WINTER MILLINERY
GOODS.
NOTIONS
CRAMPyON.S IMPERIAL soar

sH A"H scN'S EhHENkAE SOAE
Is THE 'BEST.''
This Soap is manufactured from pure mater
ials. and as il contains a large percentage OF
Vegetable Oil. is warranted fully equal to tLv
best imported CASTLE, Soap, and at the same
time possesses all the washing and cleansing
properties of the celebrated German and French
Laundry Soaps. 1t is therefore recommended
for use ia the Laundry, Kitchen, and Bathroom,
aud for general household purposes also, for
Printers, Pairters, Engineers, and Machini~is,
rs it will remove stains of Ink, Grease. Tar, Oil,
Paint etc.. from the hands. Manufactured
only by
CHAMPION BROTHERS,
>, i. 6, s, aud 10 Rutgers Place. and 33 aud 80
Jeif.rsnn Street, New York.
For sale al Philadelphia, by KOONS X RUOFF,
202 North Delaware Avenue, and by groeers
generally.
Nov. 10, 1S75..-Smos.
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RaiIroa>s. 6.
PENNSYLVAEEA RAIL RO ID.
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE r.. r. DIVISION.
WINTER TIME TABLE.

On and after Sunday, Nov. 21st, 1875, the
Trains on the Philadelphia It Erie Rail Road Divi-
sion will run us follows:
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"GARRlEL CONROY, "
By BRET. HARTE.

Begins in the November number and will run for twelve
mouths This il Mr.. Hartes first extended work. The
and charrcters, which the author has chosen
from his faVorite field California, painted with
characteristic vividness and power and the work Is
without doubt the most graphic record OF early Cali
forIlia life that has yet appeared.
We slall also Legin in the JanuarT number.
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81 ,20J IN PREMIUMS FOR NOVELTIES FOR THE
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vegefine is Sold by All Druggists.
Scribners' Monthly for 1876.

The publishers invite attention TO the following lis
of some of the coming year. In the field Of fiction
besides nurercus NOVELTIES and shorter stories, ther;
Will he
Two Remarkable Serial stories.
By AMERICAN AUTHORS.
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nriu Advertisements.
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An Instruction Book, containing complete and
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No. 1,Fnmily Machine, cylinder, u needles $50
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you say so before 2

How TO LEAD CALF.-Ho was a
small but muscular boy, and the calf was
probably two month old, with a develop
ment of unadulterated cussedness that
would do credit 10 q Ku-Klux- Klan Cap
tain. There was q rope between them,
and, az they went down South Third street,
beta were even as TO " neither the boy was
leading the calf, or the calf leading the
hoy. The calf made a dash for the Cen
tral Express Office. The boy pulled him
back, and he made dash for the boy,
whs,r ran around wago and fell over a
watermelon pile, the proprietor whereof
svnre copiously.
Come back here, you internal clodbus-
ter, and pay for This melon
Say, Minister. Whoa-give me my
-thunderation on you-hat, won't you p
And the cali kicked up his heels and
b-a-a-d. and tried to run into a store, but
the boy sat back on the line with all his
strength, and suddenly sat down in the
mud, ss the calf altered his mind aud turn
cd around TO look at him. They went
quietly ten steps, till dog barked, when
il took four circles around the boy in as
many seconds, tying bis legs up in the line
and bringing him down in the mud again,
dragging him around until he looked like
an old hat that had been run over by the
ice cart for two seasons.
A philsnthropic fat man went to the boys
assistance, but the calf kicked him on the
shin and butted him in the condenser, so
that be sat down on the curbstOne and
tried to die easy. Then the boy aud calf
untangled themselves and started down the
street Ike mail train behind time, until
the calf, soaring at something, stopped
suddenly, and the boy fell over it and lost
the rope. The calf at once took TO his
heels, every boy in the street running after
and grabbing at the rope, until it got
tangled in the bridge, when his conductor
caught him by the ear and tail, and lively
fight took place across the bridge and out
Of sight, while everybody along the street
preceded to tell how easy j: is to lead a calf
if YOU only go their way about it.
A clergyman, after preaching tedious
sermon on happiness, during which he
enumerated the vsrioSs classes of happy
persons, asked one Of the elders what he
thought of his discourse. You omitted
one large class Of the happy replied the
elder, and that is they who escaped your
Sermon
How are ycu, count p said noted wnS
TO a spruce-Iooking specimen OF the genus
snob. Sir = exclaimed the indignant
swell, who are you and why do you call
Ine count p Why, i saw you counting
oysters, last week, and Isupposed you were
of royal blood snob yamosed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-17
SECON ND'FHRWER'S ID FdLHIIUN
49,, r,.n Il, rr-.nrN-l- L.

Col. wARISG is now in Europe, visiting, in a row.
boat ride Of two hundred aud nifty miles, Of the
most fertile and interesting of the vinegrowing valleys
of Europe This second sees of papers promises TO he
even interesting than that with which readers
aIr familiar
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-17

No pow should be put into the ground until
the soil is dry. When a spadeful Of earth thrown
down crumbes into loose mellow heap, the
pows may Uc started, bat not while the spade
comes out smeared and soiled. few days de-
lay is better than being day too soon. The
first in the field is often the last ut harvest
.imericGIl AgriessIttTid.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-17
"PHILIP NOLAN'S FRIENDS,
Or, Show Your Passports"
IL EnWAR ENERETT HALE

The scene OF this story is laid in the Southwestern
territory, now forming the States of Louisiana and
Texas at the time Of Aaron Burrs treason Tn char
acters lived in section which now American, now
French and Spanish, and this record of their ad-
venturous Lives makes story Of intense aud unhaggng
interest throughout.
NJ N l. A ID,
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VERY "HousEHoLD WORD"
IT Is TO BE vERITABLE CENTENNIAL RECORD

He BEST FAMILY JOURNAL AND THE CHEAPEST.
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Elegantly illustrated articles New-York, by John
F. Miner will appear at once, and VIII attract the at
teutlou Of ALL IL city country who mark with inter
est the DEVELOPMENT CT the great metropolis, and af
fectionatey remember 4 quaint peculiarties Of its
olden time.
Every number .s profusely illustrated, thus enabling
MS 10 give TO our decriptiye and narrative articles
interest and permanent value attained in non
Illustrated periodical. Under its accustomed manage
Ieut the zine will in tho iuture lie devoted, it
has been IN the past to sound literature and Christian
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-17
CENTENNIAL LETTERS,
Edited by John Vance Cheney.

rare collection of Revolutionary Letters, mainly
from stores in the hands Of the descend9nts OF Col
Joseph Ward They are full of interest, aud will bt
read with rare relish in connection with the Centen
uial celebration CT the year.
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The Editorial Department.

OCCUPY over twenty pages OF each number aud contain
Dr. Rollands vigorous and timely editorials, well
Reyiewa OF ths latest works in Art, Literature, and
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-17
ILIIAN III IIa1Uo I IN Id NE I DI1I1' U
AMERICAN COLLEGES.
OLD NEW YORK.

written rscctiyely by their friends, will appear dur
ing tho scar The revived interest il college life makes
these papers especially timely, and will secure for them
unusual ctten;iOn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-17
THE GREAT REPUTATION
Grea, and Good Medicine,

Which VE6ETISE has attained in all parts
Tho country asa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

~ for lfnnging upon the rules VI m
Italian railway company. Lord Ham
lion insisted 90 retainiEs In the car
RACE besise him his wife and 4 large.
keAv-iswed bull-pup- The laws Of
Italy r~rnit the company Of awife, bat
viii ro< tolcrzte th3. second object II
m E1giish n0blemAn's affection. his
b1ll-pup.
"A Transaction in stocks. not more
dishonest than passes for shrewdness
in Wal Street, has sent four men 70
prison in London They organized the
Eupi0n Gas Company, announced lcti-
tiOas sAl@ Of stock, and gOt il quoted
IN the Exchange Then they sold
Short and. having al the stock IN
their own hands. calculated on al nor
nous profit The principal cOnsPirz-
TOT, Aspinw4n. An Old and heretofore
honOre1 L0ndon broker. has been sen
tsneed 10 = ye4r Of imprisonment An
ather. \ bank manager. gs-s the same
The tEO Others are more lightly pun
ishei-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

Jennie June" advocates the esfAb-
lish-ent 81 schools for dressmaking on
scientific principles
-Aore gold Is now being taken out
and sold in Montana than II any time
in several years past
-BrOomcorn i worth az the Los
Angeles factory 80 = ton, and the yield
j. l,os9 TO 1000 pounds 70 the -
The honey yield Of san Diego
County, Cal, viii be Short this year.
owing n the cool weather which drrs
up the nectar in the flowers.
Seventy Ton Of potato starch were
made last autumn ~ . factory IN NeE
Limerick. Ne To produce this ANON.
required 1870 bushels Of potatoes
Rice casure in Louisiana employs
5000 people, on 40 plantations pro-
duccs 4 crop worth sS,l.o,oO0. and
develops business 20 the extent Of SlU,-
OOu,0t0.
A Berlin mechanic has invented 4
steam veloe ipede which j. said to an
swer admirably. The engine l. heated
with petroleum and, being placed on
the Two back wheels, does mol interfere
with the driver.
III y stated in N exchange that a
single grain II wheat. dropped in ;
garden IN Hoveinrham. England last
spring. produced IS ears and more ihan
30 grains. This j. one Of the largest
yieIds on record, and Is interesting as
showing the possible returns in : wheat
harvest. from high culture
Silver has gone down in London
from 81 pence per ounce, which was
considered very low, 10 a. pence 90
cents gcldD. II \ dollar weighs an
ounce of pure silver X would therefore
be worth only "a cents This viii
bring our - and l0-ceni silver pieces
down 10 be intrinE ically worth about i
cents on the dollar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

Il c4pzAl letter. Iced T.
The cHnk OF silver money ! for
c4sh%E<
-Aa unsatisfactory hnds Fined IS
and cu=-s-
If the keeper % > Jail : = Mjailsr,
wis isn't the keeper Of prison . prH
o1ers
-There are men 81 naturally rericent
when sober tai nothing but ao1Tk-
screw vii draw them OUT
a wss- Albany man hes Invented .
simple device called the "Hog
Bo1reer.- Il l. said 70 - invaluable
to the proPrs-ors Of free lunch e-ab-
LlshueES-
During The heat Of Saturday night
= vc1rg man said, de.pairI1gly II
haze 10 make szeh : remark. Amelia.
buf please d0ur- fee in ny nmost
soul that the time for czressiLg ! gone
by. lie. = Be = quiet = possible til
next NOFeUhe--m-R0chsS.sr Dsu0crG-
Summer bz-hes the Eor5 in sun
shine and perfumes Il with the tender
breath q roses, but there viii always
be one dark, r1arring spot on the face
n nature 80 long - mothers insist on
cutting their boys hair - home a
bOy with = home cropped head would
ruins landscape IN paradise-H-rs-
ere
Il venerable English divine. who
h=d been dining out The night before,
went into = 6@rb@r's SHOP Oue morning
70 he shaved he sax thai the barber
had beer getting more drink than Wa:
GOOD for him. for Il made his hand shake
vey much, and naturally indignant. n
bean 10 give = little neral advice by
SAYING Bad thing. drink YES
sa,d the barter, Ell makes the skin IN.
CO. tender"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

The Rex Jack j. Tate, while
pioWing 10 his field. near Molina. Miss.
On the Fourth Of July, Was killed BY
Lightning
-ChATles H. Smith, express agent
Il OmAha, Neb-. 2-ed =. so. himself
an account II domestic diEc1liies- He
leaves = wife and young child
Al Pontiac. Lch., Miss AGd,s
HadseIl, aged -. daughter a Asa H1d-
sell, > well known citizen, took > pistol
and putting the mUZzle To her right
temple fired the charge into Ter brain
The Cause for the 4. J. not kEO=n-
Mr. 7. b. MOrse. son II the lzfs
Prof. = +. =. Morse, OF NeE York,
Was sitting on the platform railing If a
passenger-czr on = Louisiana railroad.
: few days ago. when : sudden noTe-
menf # the train threw him under t1e
wheels and he was instantly killed
Al Linnxool. Butler County. Neb.,
q few DAYS a-D, two bOys. sons Of Mr.
hayeny and Mr. Nichols. while kerdIng
close by the Platte River, dug into the
sandy banks, ard while IN there The
earth cAved Il and killed them
Jane Heller VAS picking cherries
ne.r J2neVille- Wis The tree UyeT-
hung the nild2m. and Jane 1ccidently
fell from the tree into the dam, and was
drowned before she could Be rescued
Paul Holman, = private q Com
p2ny r. Sixteenth Infantry, comni-sei
suicide a. Nashville oy jumping OF The
suspension bridge after having de-uded
himself, falling mo the river below, !
distance Of - feet He hzt been drink
ing.
Peter :. Cre2mer, = vel known
citizen ofPO1Ehkeepsie, - y commit
"a suicide By jumping into the Erds0u.
He was = prominent Democrats pulii-
clan in thedAys Of Polk and Dallas and
hai held Various public Offices EInan-
cial embarrassment and illness MAS the
Cause u the r1sh act
Mrs. e9ers0r Clark rho lived near
AlsIrn. Ind. attempted % star = IRE
with coal ca. when the on limited.
causing the can 70 explode. and she vzs
30 badly burned that death ensuei > fex
hours after; and AZ Gear Lake. Io~@- :
Young daughter u Mr. Lawn. me- Eirh
The sans fate. while her elder siS.-r "a
irving - smother the flames. ~As slsc
badly burned and was ~. expected 70
live
MIR Martin Schrsser. proPrecOT q
= lager beer CAMDEN in Brooklyn. had
/ purchased \ large blocihcuni. IL order
10 protect himself from thieves HzT-
inE occasion 20 chasti>e rhe animal Il
bif him in the arm He hsd fo-EcEter
the woand entirely. un.l he was SEIZED
with the usual symptoms II hydnnphO
bia-ccnvulsive fts ard barking IKE
dog He died in great a-V1E-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

WO CHANG claims. in the LeriSh
World. that the people Of England are
ignorant ard coarse compared with
Cinnamon. he explains ss follows
- don't take those trained in England
AZ the universities and big schools a
\ fair sample OF the learning Of this M
tion On the ore side; and l don't take
the manv low Chinese who live ia Can.
ton and Hon. hong, who have
beer spoiled ~ mixing with for
ei-uers, IS a fair type If the
goodness a Chira on the other side. |
would take the inoror population as a
whole In the one country, with the pop
ulatiyn Is . whole il the other country
and in the highest ideal o. culture and
retirement, 7 must award the palm 70
my c0rrtTmcn-"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

The present nansber Of chnrchesin
London i Sl2, an Increase Of 15 the
past year The clergy have increased
from 1873 70 LAS.
The Rev. Dr. Rerels has declined
the ediiorship Of the SOrzhE7tSsTN ID
ryc1.<. % which he wa elected by the
recent Methodist Episcopal General
Conference.
Among the unsuccessful candidates
for admission 20 Amherst College was
= youth who. notwithstanding the re-
cent spelling bee mania, spelled
jealousy .gelicy' and juicy "gousy :
President Elioi, II HarvardC oilegc.
believes hat il wOuld he unjust - lax
church property. ard he recently ex-
pressed this opinion before the Meth
Odisi preachers iE- Bosion-
The editor of fhe NortterE caris-
hqr Aip0oait faTors dividing the Mclh-
odist Episcopal General Conference
into NO horscs-the ure clerical and
tne other laymen-io act aschecks upon
each other.
Mr.. Moody has decided 10 make
mrs aztEmn campaign Of revival wUrk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

Mr. Sturgeon denies -. lie IL
tends 10 visit America
Won Wes.pbAlen. Who wAs PrzSsao
Minister Of the Interior from 1850 till
1859. died i'm Berlin on the 9Th q July-
The opening Il Wagner The1ter
AZ Bayreuih will re Witnessed BY the
Emperor 81 Germany, hing Louis q
Eayaria- and dozen German Princes
In France, OUT Of a pOpllz.iOa ~
$1,000. CO. only 100000 I've OF the
revenue a accumulated wealth. the bal
ance depending On the Prc1rce u n
Dor.
Don Manuel de Laver1ery Cus-an-
n. who recently died in Paris & The are
- -, left a fortune II 500 ,0Nn. de-
riyed principally from Mexican mines
The Byron monument IN L0ndoa
: ~ be erected In the Green PARK. 0P-
rosiie the mansion formerly numbered
IS IL. Fcc1dillv. In this house Lord
Byron wrote "The Siege Of Corirth-~
Earl Dudley refu@es TO make good
his bel 81 El.pQ1 ~ El7.oou on Pc
trArrh. because he believes the colt wss
pulled * the last ASa0s- The STAIR !
creating quite q sir II racing circles in
EnglGnd.
Lacy Hrope warns american
heirrssss that titled husbands are ex-
Peusive. Quosations are now ra1gr-
All the way from S~l.p0N.Utn for . buxe
- s1Jl.eou for Counts who are masters
OF the barel-orgAn ard nE1Shs osides.
lord Hamilton. = British pe@r, Va
brought before the cOzrt IL Napscs ATE