Sunbury American. (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, February 11, 1871, Image 4

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    TllSJii AlflTV or V,m,-Look Oct
Ton Mick ox fnriT Turks IVovr. Mice
br vd rapid'y, and il may m t be generally
known t hit an iipivanse number of tlic:u
nic tii:f.nll-,-J.'.iMyi-(l, in nuliia.n, by the
liilir.y; oT rh-i la-nnml Willi venter nud i.s
ficci.li'i:. This i" ot'.o of Nature's mod. -if
clux'k'nj tho multipiieuiiou cf those posts
to a de'eo that w.h'UI iM ikc them wowa
tlv.oi the fi;'3 bl ' V wv t. Hut the past
autumn mid inter, thus far, have been in
many parte f'f tho cnuhTry ilnprcctlcutciHy
dry. Wis hour from amnu seeiions of to
profit n lack of water in oiMorns nnd wells,
that much anxiety is toit for the result. In
onie titles l he fountains are so ctunpU tcly
dried no thnt lar;o vva. tiit! vatrols are? j
runtii?d to watch against couiiiiraiioiis. j
With tho ubove) SV.ris in mind, it will l- j
well loi" ail having frail nml ..thcr trcs to
look out that tl cy aie not eirdled bj tho j
nvco Hint still l.tiuow iu tiie dry anil. We j
will rciiH-inbt r th.it, iiono' twelve or lll'.ccii f
yenis n.co, nl'lui" such a dry nu'.utnn, there; I
were ! uudreil:i . f tlmuanmla of fruit tree j
L'irJ!'d nml destroyed soon after tho fuel i
r.t a 'y fail of snow! Iu many cmu'S lare '
on'oai'iis wen? ruined. iie'o seldom, if:
ever, j;naw a bare, trep, or one arov.iul
which the snow is firmly trampled. The'
simplest proiccthn, therefore, against their 1
nvais, is to fill;, r keep the snow cleared ;
away from any tree or .shrub in -.hinder, or
to trample, il linnly ihrwi around I he trunk i
as soon as :t falls." To Icve a light mow i
n round a live for it day or ni'ol will fur
nish a .".!'..! ever for the depredators to :
work under. Tarred prt per pi t lroiuid a
tree, and cxb'iidinir unlcoi tr.iee iiu l.i
Iron, the .i'jiin.1. rod held by n r.'ri'iu', if a
further sau -unn; won!, ;.,-J'.-i.!iiis; f r all
vaU'ai)!'! lii" i1.. t:.-cr. Inc ri.:i:s felt,
Batumi...! with C 'i'l-'.ar, cm he botiltl ''
inches wide f ir o lo 7 ictus a yaui, in la rue
quaio.il ies, and :-.i-.'u yard v.'iil cut g as in ,
laaka six piec?s for lives not mors than (ij .
iiu lies in dia'iiiier, ar twelve pieces for i
trocs ass tii.-.u three ineiies i'l dniiiieter. 1
.l;i cr'fo?i I'.TiVfr''nV j
Tatxt ion r.vnjt Bt'iLDiMo. The 1
follre.'i;ig is fp'iii the Cr.iuaixe Maunnl of I
lb.- Unitid i'uik's Afuiv : 1
J,-i..-u-Ts J'.'iuisvdve 10 ft'S. of!
elic'.'aa ia 10 pi.l'.'as oi ii.i!:iiii; water, a.l-'
diu u.) aa-.Kv.i oi'-ial. r.iti'. .Mix lo.s da- !
tiovt .vitii an .n. ipi.mti'y ol'paint prepar
ed iu tl.v usti.it ni r. The paiiil. is j
teji: ...iiw.-1 ..a-.! ! :uv. !: .
1 hie
. '.L'd on my stnble (on ua.hioc:!
, ;i".l ib.! acivn .il the weather iy as
r a M- iv, but sunnily pieep lible.
' . '.,'( !;.'. liissolve
i i :"- i:i ea Ions ol'w iier ; let
Ii Mift'l-z ii f.v.i ot tlireo
1
.a ;
inns fioni the botlon; ; vs,' i! ;. for
toe
ami . i;:.i;ti it l tho cansiso i:c y
ef nfciiiary wliiio ve.ti. A.ni hvur.iul.e
rt:nct;i niual ,n ipi.n.iily to llie linV.i us.-J,
ami i t el( an .j.'.ml ealioii" ol wash. M;r :
ii :V. o'untly to prevent tita sand fivui set
tiiat'. 'The walls s'iu!d first Vv i-cu v'.eatu.l "f ;
list ai:J ihijrouhiy wet iVor.i the iio.i; ol'a
wr.teiin.'-pot, vud ihc"WH:b apt tiled (in the
'..111,11 way) iriimediMe.lv aier," be-i;itun
at i ao ton, laying on ih"cua't horizontally i
ami linibhiu it veiiiealty.
iietorc lea villi; the work at any time, '
fuiisli tin: course o n ictint iu ties wall, to:
prevent mailing a iii.'uk in the color vhere i
ill" t-o couiM! to a joint in the wall, 10 '
jivcvcut tnakioir a maik in th color where
ll'.e t'.vo uuiirHiS join. Tiii.i Hash has been
1:007, :: to 'as. lilleen years with out ivpilr- "
ii)$ renew?. I- " ,
i-'or :t ; ' :-'fiio "!".r, add larrp :
Wftck Jw!"rj!y d.-.-JofCu 1 .'. V ..v. '
.;:..v.i:E or .i.i;;a"i.itKti, .nc.'t-r.t'.-i
... the. mnikou f"i' rjv: a.tot:-? is ap-
r-.;t:hiiu we tr-iM that woV: i i,..t In as-s'.iii-!i
too much in we.-.-'u: f.ti-'iif-.
1 1 i -
I luoso n i:
ii. r I i si il
to fa.
Ile'v :;
rev
-.1 at ruciTn
r iuoe wi:u!i'i ;il
.ail!. ' Uec-. r v..
"t in n-t'-tbi-c to 1
"'i i:rtl- i. i'tii a
i. We hive tried
rUett iheia nf.aiust
t aiwa', - wiio the
tiVv;
fir? r.
van !
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ui'oloii of doli
.i.i.i:'. " '.vhjch
i I !.ob:i.!,!. and
c- r.:.r.!ii at the
v. iuviiteu
o v:U iu vh
iii'.?T t!
1 t iiv-: il i over and ov
. en,' iiirmei" iu ih
ao in in:;
luitobL':; ion! 1
Norway '. als"
:.vul jforo this
r
i:e
lu.so.f.-s is not lat ler.
1oiIcl.i1 il oreuiaiiicd
arrant Rwiiidlo
by maoy.
any liu.e
For ourselves we Wotihl not
at
i vi- i ..ul l lie pio e "i eoiooi.'ii
( r :r ; aiei li'oai ad ilia ial'ovir.ation
VI' O.s;;-,,. ;t ; ; ) ,,v pP.lli ltl.lt VO tllllll
'.ular'uie is w-.ubs on.y froai twvivy - u" V
oMiirty i...-'ius to tli: liusiicts. m id
r.l i'.vo , : t'lrve .vuH 5c-: per biu'i.i l the.i
w liito or. I i. Vud el how many faruleia
nitoa ed I lieu
Menhir.; 'Jr.,
?i !v,i he sold by it 1 (.-
r-jIOONC. (ill IN Its' UiK
mneis "y. '.il ioitij at the the.
riti:
:e..if
r '!;o '
f.
the .iii'-a' and rve lieuls in the : ;,! tt
wiM.'d l e cloud ei mueii nioie lec'p.e"...!
than it is. Ocf:isii.:'.!!s the vt inu r ;:'
fcl'.iiie; ha Ve iieeli so t'avoralili i ll'.cc c-r.i s
a& led to r.'-ndi t it u. ei .s;.-y aa-i .bmbilcfs
adds co'.iah i able io ihi ir pi o.lic-tiv. u
Ti.j toawious end fifcKiiu of ;'.e i;i-,,onl,
till" ovhi; or spew in.; out ti'.i' roo'.s and
i o.-in llu 'o ! t the ill io," v. iuos of l'i b
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MAMMOTH
CASH STOttE,
MARKET SQUARE.
BARGAINS
IN
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWAKE,
CEDARWAUE,;
QUEEXSWARE,
BOOTS & SHOES,
Drugs, Paints, Oilaj&c.
JU5T OPTINED
A NEW ASSORTMENT FRF.CH FROM TKE
nrr.
DKY GOODS.
BLANKETS,
OVERCOATING,
CASSIMERFS AND CLUTH3,
LVD1ES' DRESS GOODS,
BILKS AND 8I1.K FOFLINS,
AITACAS,
SHAT.-LS,
Uh ev?r? kind of
'FoncioN and Domestic Dt Goods,
GiTcerles or every XlnJ,
Colfee,
Teas,
ttnar,
Molssees.
r:!i, Meat,
tin! cver'thlne In tie G re cry !tue.
HAP.nV.'.'PJ' of every dcriptlon an aa
tiirliifs -variety of cutlory.
QL' EE NSW ARE of every variety rnl qnaiity.
BOOTS AMD SHOES of the best manufactures
ia the Country.
WALL PAPER aa extra assortment soluble,
for any Rooms.
NOTIONS of every dl.-criptinns.
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES, TiiINTS
and OILS of the b;;t quality.
All of which will be told at the very
LO'.VEST PRICES.
A' ifte'e r""ils hiv.- eeen bounht for cash,
tV' '. la. .ae . lopiircbiisers . ire offered,
l.'.nl au.i e. inline i lie Jnoiirne fto. I.
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S'.'.eb'.ey Nov. t'l, 1S70.
DANIEL LV.sLlI.R. A.J. FILLER
KXT11A GOOD BARGAINS
.IiiKt opened at'l.e r.ore or
Messrs. LRj-111-11 & MILLER,
la Seo'.fs HaiMini: on QVEE?.' :JTr.'tET,
N'OUTHUM 11EKLAN1), 1'ENN'A,
A LAUGE ASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODS,
Coiicrrisinc ."H 111? Fall and Winter Ptyles cf
l. i. la.-' Div-.' llnoils. Woolen Goods itc, Clnlhs,
i asiiiirn :tr.c! d.-ic it ntr nfc o,o S eeiieraey.
wh'.eh will ail be co!fl at it it bar--.iai.
(ilKK-ElMES AND PROVISIONS.
oi'a'l I.',::.'.-- and of every eiesei iiitii'.n.
(tiieeusiiari', J tnsiiiarc auU Mil-
BOOTS AND SHOES
for Men, Women and Children.
rj.Ol R AND FEED ofall kinds, la constantly
Kept on h.oid. They will ali-o pureh.uo
GRAIN OF ALL KIND.-,
rt :r,-l.!l:ett i.,.i:i,et price, icn.l will nol:au5
",,o In lm tli.ii:1.
'I lie pauoi .... tn'l'.efi io rail mid I'Xaiiiine our
' iiau e n-.rl nietit e t-or .1 ln-i.ire iin. 1.1.1-111
ei-. a l.rie. and b-.r. .pv e 'i
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NEW SIC'IIK t.OODS.
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th.iii'.'- !!a.;.t.i ;, M.nk.t sn -el,
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THE 'tiVNUI'RY CATTLI
AM-K COflPAKY.
Ofpktf 8. S. Ton. Mjlmkbt PyiiiB, tcxmmt Ta.
INSURE YOUR CATTLE 1
TlIK ONLY COMPANY THAT PAY
PROM IT I. Y.
THIS Company ry nil lof by all klmls of
ncrMonH-bv leth, (pxeeptli.K In cne of
cplilomlc,) by tlioft, At., Ac. They pny prompt
ly. No red Inno proceedings tu outalu Jour
money la cnnflo9.
Look at the lii-t of Loie paM ltbla lx
uionths by this company i
M. llcnnlnircr, Biltibary,
P. Hiliroit, NorlliuniburlanJ,
9. B. Dixlire, "
Oconto Eckei t, "
Cli.irifs HollohjMt. Caruiel.
Eiismuk Sipplr, "
Catharine Wnirner, Wiitsontown
Geo. licit, Northumberland
Jacob Snvdor, Bunbaiy,
J. W. liasslur, "
Minor ('arty, "iVwnvt,
CutliHrlne Nlnrlr., Sharaokin,
Frnncin Bivrlinr. Biitihury,
Samuel Price. Oiicr Lehlirh,
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A ppl lent ion can be wade at the home ofilcaor
to lUc dill'uronl Locid Atrcnl.
C. J. HUUNER, rrnident.
C. A. REiMRNSNYnrat, .S'if';i Snnburv.
Director Solomon Stroll, Win. Ililnille, Clias.
M.n tin Thomaa Bahly and John A. hiealer.
December 11th. ly.
Agricultural Implement!,
HOK'8 Grain ltakct, Steel and Iron Garden
lt;iWi. I.niur Anil 1) Itiinilln Knu.l.-s. Khnr
els. Manure and liny Forks, tirass and CJ rain j
rcvthcH, dralu tr.n!l'!, ( radto t inirers. Trace,
ll;cal, Toniruc and Loir t'hninft, trind-stones,
Kiuininn Mill Seivps of all sizes and kinds, a
larjre asooitmcnt id' Red Wairon Haines, for
flowing, Farm Bd!, Cultivator Teeth, lor snle
by J. II. CONLEY CO.
A OV.XTI.K.MAX'W AKD-ltOUE.
A MA MMOTII STOCK OF GOODS,
MERCHANT TAILORING II0US2,
Thip.d St., One Doou Below Mamkkt
St., St'N'Bt'RY, Pa.,
J. M. ZIEGLER, Paoi'niRTOiu
FHENCII & ENGLISH CASSIMERES,
CLOTHS OF EVERY KIND, VESTINGS, ALL
KINDS, FINEST GRADES, ENDLESS VA- j
l R1ETY. ;
! Embracing every rjoality and styles (ht the
j New Voi and Philadelphia Markets afford, ;
vhk'lt will '.eiaadi'iip to order by the best of work- I
I mm, .n rsuled to lit and render eutire satisl'ae
j lion.'
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. j
The largft assortment in town. Embracing
cvfrylhi'ic ff Gent lameu's wear of the late-t
nvb-a. tall and tee my stock, alsothe luteal
I fabhions, before ptrclmsiug elsewhere.
I J. M. ZIEGLF.lt, j
I (suceassor to Thomas U. Nott,) I
Thil l ft. .one door below M.irkcl, Suubury, Pa.
J Kanfcaiv, .Jan. IS, 1S70.
UKCin AM) FAM:Y C'.lHIiS.
DAVID FRY,
T r.SVF.CTFl'LLY inform the eltiiens of 8uu
JlV bury and vicinity, -that he will bake to
onler all kinds of
CAKES foil RALLS, PARTIES, e.
F.imil.js are supplied with FRESH bllEAD,
Tnist, Hoi Is, Rio-k, Tea Huns, iVc, and also
kept er. band and niaiiHluetuicd out of tho best
iu.iteii.il.
All oraers left at his Shop in Market Square,
oce door east of .Mies Anna Painter's Millinery
Store, or at his Bakery on Spruce Street, between
Front and Second streets, w ill meet w ith prompt
attention.
MALLS AND EVENING PARTIES supplied
with Calies, Jce-Creum, c., ut the shortest
notice.
Ordsra are respectfully solleiiei.
viYiu mi.
i tatitvcry, Dec. U, 1SC8.
Act, II. V AT TMH OLD PLACID
! rj'MtE n:beiitier nnnonnees to the citizens of
j A. bitiibui v that, havimr iiiraia erected his
I1H1ME ami i'AKE
j KrfTABLlSMENT,
r.a'ihe olu place, where it was recently dentroyed
by f.re, he is ."train prei.aivd to supply them with
I all loads of Bread atd-C tikes, such as
I BROWN USE AP
MILK BREAD.
Blii-.A!) BAKED on the HEARTH,
I nnd a full line of FANCY CAKF9, Te Buns,
lto:,s.uiil i wiyiji. Aio, an Kin.in 01 iwOiiieeituu
itries at ill. shop (el Third street.
Hi vicar euinle- ed a lirt-t-plus3 baker from the
e-iv, ho ii. pr m;ed to uive general satisfaction
la hi- liuetf biiKiuena, and eVfiret-till to give him
a lilul.
B.-fud aud Otke delivered 10 customer every
inoriiiiitr.
ICE CREAM.
An lee Cream Saloon has becu oiencd In eou
nect'ioi! with the above biisine-s, and a Ladies'
Saleon lilted up, where the txt Ice Cream will
be served up every evening dmim the season.
VM. II. 1IAA3.
Sunbury, June 11, 1870.
Ayer's Cathartic Pill3,
?yp all
tho parpoies of a Laiatira
Perlians 110 one inedi
ems it uaiver-allv iv.
ipiiicl tir eveiyli.tily a
a ctiinill itur'wa- evr
aav l.ijt -o uutiersal
I. ad tjit I lato ate. iti
teerv 'uaaley ;i:id anioiniT
all .1.1--o , :'l I. lit lulU
le.it ic.U aent pilfjflliv
J'tti. 1'ae itbi iua, te.i
o:c is, Ut tl .tl. x iuo:v :e
luiile ami I Or nmie eiK-e.
ItiYC.
reat'dy ncia any
"-,J - .alter.
I'llJM) who t.41 0
tr I h, kii'iw Hi a it rureit lae 11 ; lliu v 11 li t I1.00
uol, 101.01 ln.it a lire llieir nei.ilMtis .iitd li load-.,
an I nil knoiv tit a nil..! a .litf. ua e a itikt nl.vu:- 4
tliat tl nuvei- I..IL tloellll iili Unit at tteli t"f
lli i-..nii.ill'm. Wo It 11c Hiull'tiliiL ICM'ttl tltou-
onlt . eel till-'ate J ul liieti-re-itarkubli' ect.e. 01 lad
folluH in 1 'ii.l on.-., I ut .it' ll t nut. ate kituwu 111
net y n, unb'ni.ii 1 1, and iieoil a.tl liiulnu uieia.
A-l i I:n lo .ill iti.'t itlld eitni.iliiitlv III all I'll. It lie;
oiit.i.uuiiC nearer iMlontel ur any iteletei'ieus .1. uif,
I'icv inuy lie laken null safely by anybody. '1 lieir
s.i;.tr I'u.tliliiC ii'ti,et'ie. IIi.mii eier Iro-li and lu:.kes
l!. n y,da.aik to I ikr.Mlt lu If-i.K (tuit ly v.'el.iLil
11 1 Iv.tiii r:m artitf fotat i:ieir uhi hi 'iity .u.uiiiiy.
Thcv ioilo by la 'o i,iveel:;l l.trl.tea on Ihe
nn," a il viscera W iini'v the bl I and sti-ncilaU it
ii.fi tt .'ultiiv s ti at .c eiti o e ilie n 'i.l ru lions 01 (ae
il'iiua. n, Inni-ls ht ir, and niner tote'iiis 01' llio
I" It , re .luictlil llivli' Irreai'lar ut Imu lt Itu-iUll an I
b iit.-iv li cit, AlMtrever lli.-y t i -.1 . ui'h Uurittj
111011U is ate the ite.1 iti ixin of ibe.is.
lliniilo dire tiiiiii mi) 4 1 veil in lite wripjier on
li.O I111S, I ir IhS lolbllllilj COIUpliUIUS, Will. It IllSatl
ftl: 1 t Uv rute :
tr ISy.tirK.l4 ur ll(-lsll.ia. I.Ullrss.
sirs. I.isj tsittr and t.ws wf I .irlil, Ctt-f
c. 1 ad U' i..s. ,, it ! . Oily l.t .It iiiil.ttu lit sluia
s -Ic .md re t o 1 11. 1... ttOiv l ata icinl .t tict.
l'i I arr ruiHit4lnl an. I u- n.i ok sycci.
l.'.ii-, 11 limss tf t.4.1 ta.i. nn.lt Ilra44rtia,
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BAI.T1MORC LOCK HOSPITAL.
K8T AllUSnEn A8 A RF.FUHK FROM
quack, ear.
TUB ONLY PLACE WIIERE A
CUBE CAN BE OBTAINED.
an(J mM Ktftctlull Remj, In the Worli
tlj fPriTllte DtooMM, We.ikne of the Buck
or Limbs, btrieturea, Aflectiona of Kldnaya and
Klaadcr, luvoluutary Uiaehargiw, impoiancy,
General Debllily, Xervousueaa, Oyapepiy, Lan
Ituor, Low Spirits, Coofuilon of Idnaa, Palpitn
lion of the Heart, Timidity, Trenblh.g,Dlinuea
of Sight or Ulddinaaa, Ditease of the Head,
Throat, Noie or Skin, Aflcctkma of LlTer, Lunpa,
Ktoinneli or Ilowels Ibese terrible Disorders
arising from the Solitary Habits of Youth those
secret and solitary irnotlce more fatal to their
victims than the souk ot Syrens to tho Mariners
w uu j or Ulysses, blightm their most briiuniit nope
50 00 , of nnticipalluus, rendering marriage, tc., bnpos-
sa aa I ,iuic.
60 00 I tOVNOMEN
0 00 1 especially, who have become the victims of Soll
40 09 i tary Vice, that dreadful nud destructive habit
B0 00 i which annually i weens to nn untimely itrave
thousands of yonnif men of tho most exalted
talents and brilliant Intellect, who niltht other-
i me nave cnirnueea iiMeiuiiK cenaies wun me
thunders of eloquence or waked to eestacy the
living lyre, may call with full coiitldcuee.
MARRIAGE.
Married Fi rsons or 1'ouni; Men conteinplntlnK
I marrlairc briii)t aware of physical weakness, or
: iranlc debility, 'deformities, in-, speedily cured.
I He who via ccs bimself under the care of Dr. J.
may religiously cnntlde In his honor as a (;eiitle
mnii, nml coiiHdvntly rely uoii his skill us a Pb-
siclan
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured, nnd full VLror Restored.
' This Distresslnic Atfertlon which renders Life
miserable and lnarriairc hniossible is the penalty
paid by the victims' of improper indulircnccs.
I Younif pcrsonsare too apt to commit excesses
from not belmr aware of tliedrcadfulronscqenccs
! that may ensue. Now, who that understands
I the subject will pretend to deny that the Kiwcr
1 of procreation Is lost sooner by those falllinr into
! Improper habits than by the prudent I Besides
! belnd deprived t lie pleasures of hciilVny offcprinc,
1 the most serious anil destructive symptoms to both
; body und mind arise. The system becomes de
1 ranixed, the Physical and Mental Functions
j Weakened. Loss of Procreative- Power, Nervous
! Irritability, Dyspepsia, Pa.lpiUt.lou itf the Heart,
t Indiifcstlon, Constitutional Debility, a Waslimj
of the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and
Death.
I OFFICE, NO. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
! Loll hand side goliiK from Baltimore street, a few
)or from tbe comer. Fail not to observe utiine
and number.
Letters must be raiid and contain a fcamp.
The Doctor s Diplomas bane; In bis otllce.
A CCRE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
No Murcurv or Nauseous Drugs,
j DR.'JOHNSTON,
' Member of tlii KoynCollego of Surgeons, Lon
don, Graduated from one of the most eminent
' Colle'res in the United States, nnd the itrealer
part of hose Ife has been pnut in the hospitals
: of London, Pris, Philadelphia .void elsewhere,
I has illeeted some of the most astonishini; rures
that were tver known i many troubled with rinu
im; in the bead and curs when asleep, treat
nervousness, lielnif alarmed at sudden soands
. baslifiiliiefs, Willi frequent blushlmr, attended
sonu times with derangement of uiiud, were cured
iiniucdiu.telr.
I TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. J. addresses all those who have injured
! themselves by Improper indulgence and solitary
j habits, which ruin both body und mind, unlitting
1 them for cither business, study, society or mar-
rlate.
! T uasE are some of the sad nnd mcluueholy
I elleete produced by early habits of youth, via:
! Weukuess of the Buck und Limbs. Pains 111 the
! Back and Head. Dimness of Siirht, Loss of Mus
cular Power, Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspepsy,
! Nervous Irritability, Derangement of Diu'i'itlive
I Functions, Jieneral Debility- Symptoms uf Con-
sumption, iVc.
j MKMaLia -The feaffVil ctfci'is on flee mind
tuuehte be dreaded Loss of Memory, Con
1 fusion of Ideas. Dnprcsslon of Spirits, Evil
! Forebodings, Aversion to Society, Self-Distrust,
Love of Holitintc, Timidity, Ac, ure some of the
evils produced.
1 Thocshmi.h of persons of ull aires tan now
, j inlet what Is the cause of their dccliuiiiu; health,
lofting their vigor, becoinini;, weak, pale, nervous
. and eiaaeiateii, having a siuirular apearuHce
! about the eyes, cough and symptoms of cunsuiup
I tion.
YOUNG ME.V
Who baTe Injured themselves by .1 certain prac
tice in lulire;! in when alone, a habit frequently
; learned Ironi evil companions, or at school, the
etti-cts of which arc nightly felt, even when
I asleep, and if not cured, renders marriage Impos
sible, and deslrot s both 111 led und twdy, should
' apply iinmediateiy.
What a pity that a young man, the hope of bis
country, I lie darling "of his parents, should be
; snatched from ull prospects unci enjoyments of
1 life, by the consequence of deviutla
tor, uy me coiibeiuuitcu Ol ucwituug liotll due
path of nature and indulging In a certain secret
I usdii. oucu persons u st, ot lore couiempiaiiug
j MARRIAGE,
I TcBeet tlnit a sound uilud and body are the most
I noeeesarv requisites to promote ronuubial happi-
itese. Indeed without these, the Journey through
life becomes a weury tilgri:uage ; she prosjiert
hourly duikciis to the view ; the mind l,coiuc
shadowed with despair and tilled with the melan
choly rellectlou, that the bappiucss of another
becomes bliirhled with our own.
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.
When the misguided and imprudent votary of
plrusiira tlitds that he has Unbilled the seeds of
' (Uis palnlul disease, it too olten luipK'its 111.il an
ill-liiatd sense of shame, or dread of discovery,
I deters lilni from applying to those who, from
j education and rcspeetttbility, can ulone b. liieitd
I him, delaying till llio constitutional symploni ut
'this horrid disease make their apicarauee, such
as ulcerated sore IhriMit, diseased nose, noclnral
pulus iu the head und limbs, di unless of siirlit,
' deafness, nodes on I lie shin bones und aims,
blotches 1111 the head, face nud evaruutiUcs, pro
' gressing with frightful rapidity, till at last the
: palate of th.i iiioulh or Ihe Iioihh of the nose fall
, in, and the vti'liiii of this uwlul disease becomes
a b'.rrid object of .ci,uiujii.f ration, nil dculli puts
a period to ItU divadful sulliiiug, by sending
hliu lo ' that Undiscovered Country from whence.
no traveller returns."
; It Is a iiieiaiit holy fact that thousands fall vic
' Uuis to this urrilile disease, owing to the un.-ki.l-
fulness of lfnol.iut prtteiiders, who, by the use
1 of that " Deudiy Poison, Mercury," ruin the
; roustauliou aud make, ihe resl lus of life nilsera
1 bl..
STRANGERS
, Trust not your lives, or hen Uh, In Ihe earn of the
ma 11 v Unlearned nod Worthless Pretenders,
desliliile of kuowledge, name tt" i lta'arur, Iiu
ropy Dr. Jolinslou's aduali-i turjils, or style
Iht iiiselves iu Ihc ue n..i,cii, rmuhir'y E lu. aie l
I Pli.li i.tns, Incapable ' Curing, lluy keep you
, Iriliiug iiioulh alim uiiulti taking Iheii llllhy nud
; iniisouuiis ruuiitt..ds, or as long us ihe siualle.l
lie call be .tmi.iitn-dt and ill ilespuir, ieuve you
ullli rulisw! Ins UU lu .ibh over jour tal'iei, Uis
apiun' nn ul,
Jlr 1lol.nsl.1a is the only PI1y.lel.111 sdverll.ln.'.
j lbs inUeuliuls ur diplomas ulwajs lisnt; In his
: ultlcr.
Ids remedies ur trealni. nl are uiiknoau lo all
rubers, p. r j Kited fioin a life .piul in the liieul
Itospil.ils ol Luco)!,., the lit. I lu Ibis country and
a ittorr vt.im.iii Pillule piaclue" lliuu an)
ctUir I'liv.ii U.i iu lliu world.
IMillM U N f OF UIK PKFbl.
1 Tits uiauy IliiiUsaiids cur. d al Ibis Inslilulluu
)ur ull. 1 liar, and Ihe iiiiuuioits liuMiila.U
huifclt-.il l)ialii'tts iiloriiu'd by Dt. J'dtii.tuii,
k am sc I lo lltv rt puitt is ul lui " i.u," " I ip.
'in, "ail utiuy oilier .iiti imlioi uf slmli
liuit apiiacid a itu 4ad ah.tiu It-loir Ihe pulou ,
bi-.nlis his i'.iiiliiie, as a til 'i-itiau uf t it ii.ti-ur
UI'd trsp .liSiUitll), la a suUliUul ,:utiiuuU' la
lite ml! le I.
kkl HloF ASHi tl II IUI V I I ItLi).
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It'lj lltiir liUiisl.i Lis 111. uiitit.'a In tltr I'litiii. liig
luut-bil, Jolllt VI Jit.li, M. It.
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l"i.l p ill SI 4 ul lbs S.S4 1,111 ll S4' f
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til I (ill M -If.
NACIIINK NIIOP AND IRON
FOUNDRY.
GEO. ROIirvBACH & S0N9,
Hnnbnry, I tun's,
INFORM th public that they are pirpnrw to
do all kinds or CASTINGS, and having added
a new Machine Shop In connection with their
Foundry, and have supplied themselves with New
Lathes, Planing and Boring Machines, with the
latest Improvements. With the aid or skillful
mechanics, they are enabled ta execute all orders
of
NEW WORK OR REPAIRING,
that may be given them, lu
ner.
satisfactory man-
O rut en to null any Stove.
IRON COLUMNS, for churches or other build
ings, or all sizes.
- BRASS CASTINGS, Ac.
The PLOWS, already celebrated for their su
periority, have been still further improved, and
will always be kept on baud.
Also, THRESniNG MACHINES.
Sunbury, June 18, 1870.
CAU1NET M IKING
AND
TT 3ST ID E IR. T -A.
B. L. RAUDENBUSH,
Masonic Hall Buildings,
SUNBURY, PA.
PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS,
8ofus nnd Lounges, Plain and Marble-Top Tables
nud Bureaus, Spring and Cane seated
C hairs of all grades.
Rocking and KUelieu linlrsi,
Otllce Chairs, Dining Tables, Sideboards and
Sinks, Looking Glasses and Looking
Glass plates of all sizes,
nedstends, Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows, Tow
el R icks, Wasbstands, Cradles, Cribs, Children's
Chairs,
WINDOW SHADES
of every color and quality. Window Shad fix
ture and Tassels ol nil kinds.
UNDERTAKING.
Collins and Burial Catkets always kept 00
hand, or made to order ut the shortest notice.
Tho uudciraVaed having bteu for years engag
ed in the undertaking business In the citv of
Philadelphia, is enabled to givu entire sutlsfac
tiou to nil who wish anything iu this line.
A splendid IIKARSE has been purchased for
IiJDerars and persona! attendance giveu by
W. 1. ROBERTS, Ageut.
Oct. 8,J 870.-4 in.
FURNITURE ! FURNITURE ! I
A NEW NTOHE
AT
GEORGETOWN, LOWER MAHANOY
Township, Northumberland County, Pa.
WILLIAM XEGELY
HAVING opened a tiaw Furniture Stora at the
above place, will constantly keep on hand,
a large and select assortment of
FURNITURE,
Comprising of Parlor and Chamber Suits, Couch
es, Laungcs Tables, Bureaus, t.aiie-fceated
Chairs of nil grades, Itocklng and
Kitchen 'hairs, Wash-tau(ln,
Bedsteads, -.'al'icnesc, Cottage and
Half Cottage, X ooking-Glasses, Window
Shades, and in sl-ort, everything usually to
be found In nny Well-kept Furniture S'ore, may
be had at this establishment.
Hoping, bv fair dealing and strict attention to
hus'ueso, ') merit the patronage of the public.
Aw invitation is extended to all desiring anything
In the line of Furniture to call und cxainiue my
slock.
fiMlertakiug dona in all its branches.
1-0" Kepaiiin done ut short notite. JJFJ
WM. NKGELY.
Georgetown, June 11, '70,-ly.
I.IMtlf.It AND I'LAMVU .TIILI,!.
Third Street, adjoining Phila. A Erie R. R., two
Squares North of the Central Hotel,
SUNBURY, PA.
IliA T. 'CLEMENT,
IS prepared to famish every description oflum
ber required by the demands of the public
Haviug ull the lalest improved machinery for
iUKTiufaeturin;; Limber, he is now ready to till or
ders uf all kinds of
FLOORING, SIDING, DOORS, 'SHUTTERS,
SASH, BLINDS MOULDINGS, VE
RANDAS, BRACKETS,
and all kinds of Ornamental Scrowl Work. Tarn
lug of every dencriptiou promptly executed. Also,
A LAIIOK ASSORTMENT Or
BILL LUMBER.
HEMLOCK and PINE. Also, Shingles, Pickets,
Lathe, Ac
Ortlers promptly tilled, nnd shipped bv Railroad
or otherwise. IRA T. CLEMENT.
decllM.H.lv
NTOVV: A TIN i:NTAHl.I.41I3IENT.
MARKET STREET, SUNBURY, PA.
ALFRED KRAUSE, Proprietor.
sl tl taJOK TO SMITU 4 OE1STUCB J
HAVING purchased tie above veil known es
tablishment, Mr. Kraute would respeetful-
) ly inloi in the public that he now has on baud a
large assiri meiit of
j I) ii U K 1 N G S TOVES,
1 peer's Cook Anti-Dust, Regulator or Revolving
; Top, ( oniliinaiiuii, Susquehanna and others,
j which arc so arranged as to he nsed for Coal or
j Wood, and ate win runted lo H-rfonn sulisfaelori
1 Iv or 110 sale. HEATERS ofall kinds put up to
1 heat one or more rooms. HEATING STOVE
1 of dillereiil kinds nl very low prices.
! Tinware of Every ItrtsrrtptVau
kept constantly on hand. Koollng ami Spoiitlug
i with the best material, done at tliori 11. 11 ice.
I REPAIRING attended to with dispatch. Coal
Oil nit I Lamps constantly ou bund. Japan ware
of nil kind-.. Store cpposiltl Conluy's hardwaie
store. 0ic lne a call. A. KItAl sE.
apU't-ly
M.MtlUV .M A It II 1. 1'. YARD.
rtlIK llilder-igue.l having bouyht the eutlru
1 1. n. k of Itisinger A Taylor, wuiild luloiin
1 Ihe pub ic I bal be Is now ready lo do ull kinds of
n m a m 1.1: noKU.
In ou haiicl, and makes to order
at
SHOUT NOTICE-
MouumicuI 1 llcuil-fktuuca.
J or lV KUV srl a.
. w . s' . All a .v il' I I it ill' !' 1 -
H IHIIIlt AAII l.lIU P' I.Lfl
Also.l diiule.y Po.ts witli Galvanized pipe uud
all oilier leiieiiig 111 nerally us d 011 1 1 in, lei i.'.
Ji'lt'i A. Tailor will uuitiiuue In llie eiiiplu) ui- ul,
al th old .1.01,1 on M.i 1 kit bt..tuiibu. y . in.t y V OS
nn: om.v htoi: urnioi r a
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ILLlMISATtO lifaMOND WA lil'KVEn.
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' BY USE HUE.
IT is lh unly tiriplut IKuur thai lu a mh
li 1 1 I "p 1 11 h I , and Ins Ii out pullluk ui t ( .
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his lite only Kniplaiu ll.uler 4Ulli l.lritl
lu.t.oiuul slsJSiim I') wUi.it litt'iii l.hiiuiii.ii.
' .uk ut is t't'lullird llti ul llitjsiil lbs bints i
( iu, lit. ill ill fiu-illy uuitui.l, and Hi titulu hit.
luted ul I iw s'.sjI Wviull wl lbs lual lu Hi issr
I un.
Il is Ike only flu p'e IKal.rlli.il Is Pr
' l.j I kill I I'l uh I bt.u L.ttbsi, uu y ikiit
kolas' 1 "i 1 l"ui I" 01 is.
Ii t iu. 1.1) t'..p,..eo lli.uir wlik sile;
lliu uli I il'titO'Ots l-le-
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Reeommended. nnd F.ndoracd by
over ftcvca Hundred Doctor!
DR. LAWRENCE'S
Compound Fluid Extract ot
EE O S TZ OOl
ME GREAT
HEALTH RESTORER I
Not a Secret Quack Medicine Formula Around
the Botllo.
rREPAAF.D S01.ELT BY
Dr. J. J. LAWRENCE, Organic Chemist.
KOSKOO
Strikes at tbe Root of Disease by
PURIFYING TIIE BLOOD.
Restoring tho Liver nnd Kidneys to a Healthy
Action, nnd Invigorating Ihe Nervous
System.
This 1 tb Secret of Its Wonderful Success iu
Curing
Consumption In Us cnrlv stapes, Scrofula, Sy
philis, Dyspepsia, Liver Coinpluiut,
Chronic Rheumatism,
Neuralgia,
Nervous Affection,
Eruptions of the Skin, Humors, Loss
of Vigor, Discuses of Kiduey and Bladder, and
all
Diseases caused by a bad state of the Blood.
It thoroughly eradicates every kind of Humor
and Bad Taint, and restores the entire system to
n healthy condition.
It is beyond question the FINEST TONIC IN
THE WORLD.
Thousands have been changed by the rise of
this Medicine from weak, sickly, suffering crea
tures, to strong, bcallhy, aud happy men and
womeu.
Invalids cannot hesitate to give It a trial.
No medicine has obtained such a great reputa
tion as this Justly aeleliraled coinpouud.
FOR TESTIMONIALS
From Physicians, Eminent Divines. Editors,
Druirtrists," Merchants, Ac, see K.OSKOO AL
MANAC for this year.
Price Cue Dollar rer Bottle.
roit ix ut
The Principal Driiggi'U in the United Stulas and
British America.
Dr. Lawuhnce'R Womam's Fbimid Cares all
Diseases vceiilinr lo Feuiules.
Nov. !:, 1S70.-1V.
AVX. VV. SiOODT, n. IK,
(Suceeesor to W. A. Bennett,)
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,
Market Kquarc, Sl.VBlltV, Pa.
Opened a fresh aud full assortment ot
DItl'GiS AND IHEDHTNEN.
unsurpassed Iu purity nnd freshness, aud kept
constantly on hand. My slock will al.va.ys be
fonnd complete in every article of merit in Medi-
ciue.
Physicians and Customer may ry muou
J . . . . . . . '
proiuptuess and attention to orders. Just re
ceived
SOLID AND FLUID EXTRACTS.
Fancy Article I
My stock Is unusually large and embrace
everything that can he found tut a Urst-clats
Toilet Table, incl'..i'.iug Aiueiicuu nnd genuine
French and English
PERFUMERY,
rorr.ades, Hair Oil, Ivory, ttalta Psreha Wood
and Horn Combs, Toilet Soaps, Fluir Tooth, Hail,
Cloth und Paint Bri'shes, Ac
TATENT MEDICINES.
Embracing nil the most popular Preparations o
the day, at mnnufacturers' prices.
Pure Havana Eegare and Chew lug Tobasco of
the best brands.
Paints, Oila, til no, Glnscn, Patty,
Yarniktiris, sic.
All tny Tincturss. Syrups, OiUiinairts, Coral ei,
und other preparation! are manufactured by iny
self,aud from tbe lest luatenni he cau piocure iu
Market.
All my preparations as I have above lasscrlnd,
are made from the be-t ni.ilei ial, and upou houor
I niscil, lliey are of official strength.
For medical purjioses, 1 keep ul. baud the very
best
WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS,
thai 1 cau pi'ocuie.
A full assortment of
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
The iitteiuioii of the ladies Is railed IS the
Ingredients lo mauufaeiure wm lowers.
Before purchasing elsewhere, call and couwince
your o 11 uilud.
Afler a iiuniher of year experience In Ihe
practice of Medicine, he oilers bis Professional
service, to the citizen of Siiubary. Private con
sultations v ia be ba.t belweeu the hours of 10
and l i a. in., and 4 und .1 p. ia., ul his residence,
In Bright 's btick row, second door from the east,
Clieiluul etreet.
WM. Vf. MOODT.
Sunbury, Feb. 19, 1870.
I'l.ORENt'E K E V I N ti 51 A V 1 1 1 N E.
flMUS celebrate I Machine Is now nn exhibition
4 next ituur to Iviaustt s 1 lu aud olo
blore,
.Market Klrcet, Nunhury, Pa.
The Florence Sewing Machine stand uarqual
ltd for bcaiuv and diiriibiillv 1 being tbe best
I F.iiuKy Sewing Machiu He tillered lo lice pub-
lie.
THE ADVANTAGES CLAIMED:
It has self -adjusting trillion In Ih Shulll ;
cba 1 'i;e- f"i Ihe various blilches ma.ie while lh
Tnaehiue I lu unit ion.
p. Mii.lie. aie lite fctntdi r ofall fir htauty
I an I llniib.lii lug ft 1 i l.c 011 1.. . I li .ill.', of I lie l ib. !c.
Il sews h'l 1 an. I h"iivv filiilcs wilh iqu. 0 fa-
tiny. Tin woe k w id Iced ruber liyhl ur left,
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1 i.'itci I ill . 1 wing arm. beaiy seitin.. lis mo
j lions arr all p.wlliw 1 no sprin.s or rig w I. re's
lu i;el mil nl outer. Tin lli-uiiii..r luins w.de
' and o n 1 .iiv , linn and Ml I .1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 : 1 y .
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Reading Rnllron.l.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
, ,. ilonday, Nov. Itt, 1870.
"SttEAT TRUNK LINK from the North aud 1
North-Wcst for I'hibidclnhhi. N. r n...
lng, Pottsvilla, Tamnqau, Ashlnnd, Shaiunkla,
ucunuuu, loeiuown, r-asinn, r.pnrat.1, Litis,
Lancnsler, ColnmlS'a, Ac, Ac.
Trains leave flarrisburg fur New York, as fol
lows 1 At 3.10, 8.10,10.50 11. m..Biid li.50 d. at..
connecting with similar Trains on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, nnd arrl'-lng at New
Fork ut 10.10 a.m., 3.50, 5.60 nJid 10.00 p m.
respectively. Sleeping Cars neennpany tbe
8. HI a. in., train without change.
Returning 1 Leave New Fork at 9.00 a. in.,
12.00 noon und 6.00 p. in., Philadelphia at 8.1$
a. m. nnd 3.U0 p. lu. ; Sleeping Curs accompany
ing tho 6.00 p. in. tr.ua from Now lurk
without change.
Leava llnrriebiirg for ReHilinj, Pottsville, Ta
maqua, Minersvillc, Arhlund, Shamokin,
A lien town and Philadelphia Ht 8.1(1 a. m.
2.50 und 4.05 p. m., stopping at Lebanon nnd
principal way stations! the 4.05 p.m., train
connecting for Philadelphia, Pottsville and Co
lumbia only. For Fottsville, Schuvlkill Haven
nnd Auburn, via Schuvlklil and Susquehanna
Rallroud, leave Hnrilsburg at 11.40 p. m.
East Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Read
lug for Allentown, Easion and New York at 5.00
10.30 a. iu., 1 3.4.1 Noon and 4.45 p. m. Returning,
leave New York nl U.00 a. 111., U.OO noon nr.J
O.OO p. m. and Alk-ntnwii at 7.au a. m. ia.24
noon, a.55, 4 HO and 8.45 p. m.
Way Passenger Train leaves Philidclplila at
7.d0 a. ui.. counuiug with similar train oa Eait
Penna. Railroad, returning from Reading nt U.ii0
p. m., stopping at nil stations.
Leave Pottsville at a.m. nnd 3.10 p.
m. Heriidou ut 10.15 a. ir.'; Sh imokia at 5.40 and
11. U0 n. m. ; Ashland ul .05 u. in., and l'.5C
noon; Mahanoy City ut 7..1i L.;'ni. nnd 1.3.1 p. :n
Tamaquu ut H.ya n. m. ane '1 '.'.40 p. in. Tor
Philadelphia, New York, Keac'.ag, Harrisburg,
Ac
Leave Pottsville via Schuvlkili ii'nd gusqne
hanirn Railroad at 8.1.1 . m. fur Hai . isbnig, unc
l!i.05 noon, for Pine Grove and Trrmniit.
Reading Acconnr odatioii Train leav Potts
villeat 5.4.ia.m., passes Reading at 7.o" a. in
arriving at Philadelphia at lU.'-'O a. m., retarnirr
leaver I'liilmlelplna at 4.4.1 p. m., pnssins Rear
lug at 7.1:5 p.m. arriving nt Pottsville ut 9.10 p.m.
rousiown a. eo iiiiioaation T rain leaves Putts
towu ut 7.00 a. ni., returniug leaves Philadelphia
at 4.00 p. m
Loiuinijia Railroad Trains leave Reading ut
7.20 a. ni., and 0.15 p. m. fur Lpurt.ta, Litii.
Luticasler. Coliiiiibia. Ac
Peikiomen Rail Road Trains leave Pcrkiomsn
Junctional 7.4-1, y.uia. tn..al 3.0J an 1 5.30 p. iu.
Retiiiiilim,leue Sehwenksviile at 7.00.8.'JU a. ut.,
PJ.50 noon . nd 1.3'J p. 111. c-onnucliug with similut
trains on Reading Rail Ro.it.
Colebrookdale Runroad T'rains leave Potteiown
nt 8.40 a. 111., und O.iO p. m., reluming ieave.Mt.
Pleasant nt 7.00 and 11. a. in., connecting with
similar trains on Reading Railroad.
Chester Valley Railroad 1 lains leave Bridge
port at 8.30 a. m., K.u5and 6.0'J p. in. returning,
leave Dowuington at U.5.1 a. in., PJ.45 noon and
5.15 p. m.couuectiiig w ith Biaiilar trains on Read
ing Railroad.
Ou Bunuuys : Leave New York at 5.00 p. m.,
Philadelphia at 8.00 n. iu. and 3.1.1 n. m.. (tbe
8.U0 a. in. tram running only to Reading:) leave
Pottsville at . no a. in., leave Harrisburg, 3.10 a.
m., and 4.05 p. in.j leave Alkutown ft j.4." p. in.
leave Reading ut 7.15 a. ui. and 10.0.1 p. m. for
Ilarrisliur, ut 5.00 a. m. for New York, and at
tl.40 a. ta. uxd 4.25 p. m. for Phila lel'ii.
Commutation, Mileage, Setisun, SchtKtl nnti
Excursiou Tickets, to aud from all poiuts at re
duced rates.
Baggage checked through 1 IO11 Pounds Bujj
gsgs allowed oach Passenger.
ti. A. NICOLLS,
Gcoeiul Su'.tei inlendent
Philadelphia aud Eric Rnllroad.
LISTER TIMS TABLE.
On and after Monday, Nov. 1t, 1870, the
Traini oa tha Phiiadelphl.i A H; i Rail "toad will
raa as fbllow i
WESTWARD.
Mail Train leaTes Philadelphia,
aonbtny,
" ' arr at trie.
9.40 p m
4.55 a ir.
7.40 p iu
Vl.M a 111
ti 40 p 111
7.40 11 in
9. Ml a m
4.35 p ui
7.50 p Hi
, press lmi.es Pbiladephla,
1 11 11 .. a....K,...
Sunbury,
" " an at File,
aV.mlra Mall leaves Philadelphia,
" " " Smibnrv,
44 arr al Lock Haven,
EASTWARD.
Mali Trcaia leaves Eric. 9.00 a lit
" " Sanhiirv, l'i. eft am
" ' arr at Phl'adelphla. 6..'.0 a m
Ell aHprss leaves Erie, 9.0U y in
" ' " Sniilmrv, UI.'Ji) a 111
" " arr ul Philadelphia, 5.3H p m
Ximira Mall leases Lock Haven, 8.15 in
" ' " Sunhurv, 11.(5 11 111
" " arr at PhiUde'ipiOft, 5 Sa p m
Bulklo faprrs leaves Wiili..msport. VJ.35 a 111
" " Hir.ibury, 2.35 a 111
' " arr at PViiind. Iphia, 9.40 a in
Express, Mk'l uud Aceunn.Ki.lalion, east nud
Vfesl, connect at Cry uti I il west bo;m I trains,
and Mail ajid Aceomoii 'Musi enl 10 Irvnu iun
with Oil Creek and A'li-tl.r'j v iiiver '..,ilr..:.,l.
WV.'A. BALDWIN,
Geu'l Siip'l.
Lithananua und Itloosuivbur); Rails
rouil.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF PAtogNGKR
TRAINS.
Monday, July ISth. 18T0.
SOUTHWARD.
Leave. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.
bcraulon, 6 4. li 21 9 SO 5 3o 1 10
Bellevut, (i .'si 9 '- i 31 1 (1"
Tayloriill, 0 57 9 12 43 1 15
Ijiekawai.ua, 7 el 9 M b i3 1 17
Pitt-ton, '7 14 S 50 tO ill 0 93 1 1-5
West Piltstoo, 7 19 H I (I'M 45
Wyoming, 7 .'7 4 IX) 10 6 15 1 f.5
Malthy, , 10 li 21 2 10
Kingston, A st. . ,, - , -, . ... 2 IC
W..Barre ( e'rs i 4 11 7 45 10 ! "
Plvmouth JuucM I , 10 4 ' f. 40
Plymouth, j 7 .15 4 94 10 5 ; 6 4k
Nanlicoke, 1 8 1.7 I 7 iki
Hunlock's, J II' 7 07
Shickshinuy, S 29 4 tl 7 55
Hick's Ferrv, 8 43 7 40
lt. ai h Hava'u, 8 50 5 15 7 .Vt
Herwiek. 8 57 5 22 8 00
Willow Grove, 9 b2
Briar Crrek, 1 9 ei ! '
l.lme ll.J,;, 1 9 15
E.py, 9 25 5 45
BUiiii-burg, (1 HO 5 5 1
Rupeit, I 9 1.4. 5 57
Ctilawista, 9 4 ti 11.
Dun 1 Hi, U t ('. 24
Chulti.kr, pi IS
Cnluvioii, pi
Sitilh'd, (rr:i.) lit 4. 6 55
SOUTHWARD.
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