Sunbury American., February 18, 1871, Image 3

SUNHUKY, FE1MUA1.Y 18,1870.
Kail road Time ThMob.
T.ART. I VEST.
FiirMo Kx. I've S M mIlric Mull I'va i&h it m
" " 10 :K m I.lmlra. ' 4:15 pm
HUH ' 11.15 p m. trio Kx " OiMjiui
tile Mill, " UM mi
Kuilgriuvt Trnln Went nrrlvcs t 11:00 (I. m.
siiamokix division 7t.vn.yr.
trSls? o-fis?
MunTmry nt 11:60 A miAl Sunbury (Mm
ii 4:40 p ml " 4:U0pm
DilTILLS. HAZLEKflTwilKES-RAREE R. 8.
fM SwnMtry i.15 A. M I :M) unit 0:40 P. M.
tCrn'M of Si5irri-U::l0 A. !U., 6:00 nnil 11:0S P. M,
IfBlv Ilaneiil te.:4ii A. M. : Mid 10 1. M.
1rri aJ VaHVitle :10 A. M., 4:40 nnil T:46 P. M.
Geo. 1. Kowru. Co., 40 Park Row, N. Y.,
S. M. PeTPBMaiLi. & Co., 67 Park Row, N. T.,
nnil
W. W. SnARl'F & Co., Tribune BulUllnc. N. T.,
are tho nolo nftunts for this paper In that city.
tccal
Tim GKOVEK & BAKKR mid the SINGER
SETV1XO MACHINES nro acknowledged su
perior to any other now nmiinrncturcd. Miss
C. Dallus, MurJ;t street,' this place., is the agent
for the sale-f tlictn In this' And adjoining coun
ties. Instruction! In sewlns; (liveri freo of charge
to all purchasers. A lot always on hund. Call
.nil examine them.
vDrttCATlnj. Tlie basement of tha Baptist
church, at Wntsontown, will be dedicated to Al
nilLrlity God, on Sund:iy, the St'.th Inst. Dlptin
giialicd clerirymen will bo lucfeiit. Tim public is
cordially iuvitcd to ntton 1.
O. A. R. A uicetins of Post No. 105, 0. A. 1!.,
will be held at their Hall on Thursday evening
4?t, Feb. 23. The Members arc rt-qucatcil to be
.punctual in attending ns business of Importance
.-.vlll be transacted.
Snow S'.onMd. Wo have b.cn favored lately
.with numerous snow storms. On Sunday niht
n regular old fashions 1 one set in which contiu
ed fur the greater part of Monday. Sinco then
slclliinsf has been generally iudiilircii in by those
who had tho means or leisure to enjoy it.
Smokths will find at C. J. Fox's tobacco r.torc,
on Third street, the celebrated buckeye cigars,
which are considered tho be?t in any market.
Mv. Fox keeps a general assortment of tobacco
and ciir.ira to please the tastes of all. His siorc
can bo readily found ns it is one of the ceatest j
oiit-ilc the cities.
Wn notice n number of street lamps lit up on j
Chestnut strei t every uight which give that part j
of tlic town the appearance of streets In the city.
Like the pavement', they are .becoming almost j
indi-p! iibible, and our Borough Fathers cannot j
too soon Introduce them in other patts of the j
town. j
Post.u. Arr.wrs. Wc notice tint James Fet- '
ter, Y.-., son of Capt. Famuel Fetter, of this i
place, lias li-ea ro-apiioiiitcu lotl .Master at
IVrn. In.Vi.ina.
Francis MeCarly has been appointed Tost
Master lit Locust Gap, this county, vice C. F.
Roger, removed.
A IOnosomf. Stuiie. We lutely stepped into
the store room of S. llerzfeliler, on Third street,
w ho, we are Inclined to think, has tho neatest
e.siahlls'iment in this place. .Everything looks j
neat and clean. Mr. H. has a large stock of:
ve ijy-nvi ! clothing which bo is selling nt re-j
ditced price.. Jt Is his intention to remain in I
this jdaee and become a permanent citi.n. His I
goo.is are. maua in oruer, nn are now I'rougiu j
lure to swindle ns Fonie others liave done belore.
On la-t Sabbath afternoon after thn c'oso of
the usual exercises of the day in the Lutheran
Sunday School, in this place, the following named
parsons were duly elected as olHccrs for tho en
suing year : . r
S'upt., John Haas ; Asst. Supt., Jacob Wi'.ver ;
Pec, W. P. Himelwright ; Asst. See., . L.
Sii:;--'on ; Librarian, Jacob Sliiptniiu ; 1st Asst.,
Sol. itroh ; ,'ad Asst., John Miller ; Treus., W.
8. UhoaJ ; Supt. Infant Dept., Mr. I. M. Shin- j
telj Asst., j.is. isaaru ; i.nor:sier, jacou rcuer;
Asst., fauiuel Koons.
This school is in u flourishing condition. The
nu:lier of scholars being ucsrly 500, having
ndded about lfil) during the past year.
We stated last week that a military company
from Shamokin would likely visit us on the 2:2nd
iu.t. We have since received a letter from Cupl.
A. Caldwtil stating that his company, "Rhamo
ki:i Gilarils' will visit this town on that day if
;he weather is such that traveling is not impeded.
The "Guards" ure considered the best drilled
company in thU section of the State, and is com
posed of gentlemen whose deportment has won
the esteem of citizens wh-re ever they have been.
A GitASO Hor. Prof. John Ulp will fcive, a !
eoliliion party at Oco. Biimix's Holtl, in Cake's j
Addition, on Monday evening nest, which pro- j
iui;es to bo u rnud all'air. The Augusta Ib.UrC )
is t' UiiliiR a l.le rej iitallou ns a place to enjoy ;
an cTcuini; hop. '1 ho rooms ure tpaeious and '
lilt'-d up in fcood style for the purpose, nnd the !
laiiHoid, who is well known ns "oue who knows ;
how to keep a l.tel" has every t'uiiiK unlinked to '
make his yimsn feel eomtortable and pleasant. I
Niv M acui:.kv. We notice that Messrs.
I .villi
ihll, n
Buweu tS: Enirel, of t!iu new Steam Saw
are engaged
Ill putliii ; up tho kites', im-
I roved iUaing machinery lu their mill, at Hilt
place. Ti;e mill has been standii g Idle for a
mouth or for the litiriiose of makini: lmtTove-
. .
in. -nt-. im.l l.i.tuii' uo lore rev iin..l-.liierv. nu-1
' 1 " ' '
.-iAth.it H nar!y eor.-.p!ctu,-i. .fj e t. .1 to go Into
.I ir itiua in t lie cour of a week or ts. Thisnilil ;
; one ol' tho largest along the river, and fivm j
r. -.'.ii iadieatlous, will do an Immense business 1
.luring t'. c imlng season. They will bo prcpar-
I to lu uiut'aetuie ail l.ilivU of lumber iin.t bo
.il.In lu Coliipet - iu prices iih liny of the mills
...i 111" river, 'iheir f.ielliti. lor sliipplir; beln ,
superior to any other, It will b n l; i . 1 1 u U . in- ;
,a-e I i liimlier d aleis to in V..I tin ir purehu.eis
ut this pi.ite. AuJ as the p. i lien islanded Willi
I'a- mi Is hero aio lill tlr.l-el.,.4 business Inen,
buwr Villi lln.i il far the tmler plait to purchase '
Uh ir lumber Inle. lie.! b I Uo lumber bulng
i In ..per, In 11. U ui iiiu.h hit tlau fiom any
i.lLs-r p. ml.
A I ti: .1 s iltl i f Ylll .l ie rtnek i'l tak 'nlto
011 1 vjnno M link's f.iim, In l.oer Ain;a-t l ,
I i..ili!is on Tli 1 lay, the '.'ili uf Much in nl, '
Ml. M i.i U liaMn.' .., I , nil, kiu ulbls tu(
. ile hi. I.. 1 mm.; imp am. ml., .in, I, and Ultuni,
i am I u.!i I.' y i of an) tanner un
ili.. lw of 1 1. J 1 11 . r. llawn Li 11 i ry .iti' e... .
I ut I'l lUil lnllo..ielinll ol l-.v Lc.l sin. L nut
I l. I) sin I lit . ds, In' Mill ln.lt lilt 'Ih.llllor
. il. t W i.li U 1-1 ln donl'l In lata iblu I., , 1114,1-1.
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Tni annual meeting of tho stockholders of the
Philadelphia A Erie Railroad took place at Phila
delphia on Monday Inst. Tho annual report was
road which shows tho total earning of tho road
to have been. 13,144,014.71, and the expenses
f2,r,7'28.42, leaving at net proceed! f.iGO,
olO. !.".). The report f nys that "notwithstanding
a fair Increase of passengers nnd freight, Ho
total earning have been less than the previous
year, which Is accounted for by the very low
freight charges rendcre1. neeesn'y to compete
with tho Eric railroad of Work, whose rates
were bo low ns to render the business unprofita
ble to themselves and injurious to tho Interests
of other compnuj"!. It Is believed that this poli
cy will soon be abandoned, nnd rates established
renutpcrailvo to all purtles, which can readily
bo done by mutual agreement and a rigid ad
herence to the rates ndopleVI."
The following statement shows in detail tho
account or tho road with tho Tcniilvaiiln Rail
road Company i
DR.
Balance due on construction ac
count January, INTO,
Amount paid lor consttuetion in
lMVil,..
Paid interest ou funded debt ill '7i,
For maintaining organization,
Sn2,ri7 29
1,07im:; 2-j
8,050 20
(1,409,21 4 14
tjCO.Sltt 29
2 10, WO 00
2;;,s;!7 07
CR.
Income of net earnings for road,
Dividends for O. C. and A. U. It.
U. stock,
Interest ulioircil,
(TUH.CoS 35
ff.09,.C 70
Balance due rciiuylvnnia
road Co., Janunry 1, 1S71
Ruil-
After deducting $S40,7;il ClJiluo on construc
tion account, the receipts of the road have fallen
short of the working expenses and Interest on
the funded debt JSfiS.SiS IS. A poitlon of this
deficiency is accounted for in tho necessity of
paying gold Instead of currency for interest on a
large portion of our lr.;:.ls, tut the principal part
Is duo to the low rates of f reight charges.
An additional charge of one quarter of one per
cent, per ton ptf w'.le on 55,000 tolls, being
neai ly tho nvcrugo amount of tonnage c.uried I
over the entire road, would havo made the re
ceipts sufficient to pny the working expenses und
interest on tho funuVd debt, and leave a balance
ofj:i02,717.
The ruadU ap.l has during tho year been kept
In good condition, nnd the operating expenses
compared with other roads have been quite la
vorilile. Jhe general superintendent confl lenlly expects
a considerable, reduction in the working expenses
tho present year. Tho Improvements made in
the construction account consist in deepening the
slips luthehalbor of Erie, the con-truction of
sidings, nnd the erection of a round-houso for
locomotives ut St. Marys. Arrangements nro in
progress looking toward a nutterm cxteiislou of j
business during the present year. The stork and
bonded d'-ht of the company ren:a!n tic ia;ne as
on the l't of January, 1ST0.
Au clcetlon for managers to serve for the en
suing year was then entered into. The following
gentlemen were unanimously elected: Messrs.
Edward T. I'uy, J. XUar Thompson, Wister
Myrri.;, llen;-y Duhi'.ng, Jacob P. Jones, Josi.ih
Uncoil, Samuel T. Bodine, John M. Kennedy,
Washinj;',;.,, P u'.c her and Henry 1 lloore.
Tun Zhmocrnl has learned through Mr. Geo.
Conrad that tho two colored members of Con
gress, nro obliged to occupy back seats, upon
which the learned editors moralize and draw sage
conclusions. Mr. Conrad, perhaps, might have
furl her enlightened ihem by giving Uieiu the ad
ditional Information, that membeis of Congress
do not have teats iissigncl to them, but draw
them by lot. Mr. Couiad has been somewhat
rcmlos la not fully posting up the cditoisof the
feinM.ril
it h:.s also been asserted that these
colored representatives are but llttle,if any dark
er than the junior of the lAmoeriJ. Whether or
not Mr. Conrad ia responsible for thj ,vc canuot
"'
Aocioent. On Tuesday of last week Rev. M.
Steinmctz met with quite an accident. He was
driving a horse attached to a sleigh uear the
Prun'ii Company's Steam Mill, when an ap
proaching train of cars on the Catt.iwissn railroad
fiighteued the animal, causing it to run oil',
throwing Mr. Steimuct out, and plunging over
u,c i,!, embankment opposite, fullin
some
twenty feet, killing tho horse and dashing the
sleigh to pieces. .Mr. cseaH.d with some slight
bi'H'st;.-. The lier was a valuable oue, which
entails quite a 1 ss on our Reverend friend.
Anotui-.k Rcnawav. Ou Friday last, a pair
) of horses belonging to Thos. Beaver, detached
from a sled, c.uue rushing down Mill street ou
the raniaire. At the canal bridge they divided
; m, eucu taMiig a un.lge to lumsull, but 11 ili.lu t ,
work well, the neck-yoke slriuk tho partition of
I ot t lie brhlge. bringing the beads or the animals
! together with a crack. One of the hort.es caught
i bis foot between a part of tho bridge frame und
! the gas pipe, throwing him sprawling. A liu.c
j liuinau help got liim on his pins again, a more
' bruised if not a wiser hor.c than wheii he started
lu tho run. jHi'teitlt Jnlru .;.'c.r.
( iiAI.-On. Lami-s. Seurecly a day passes that -
we do Uot read of Soiuo accident caused by the i
! explosion of coal-oil lamps, many of which inight
have been prevented, had tho proper cautiou 1
be oil taken in handling them. The following
; rules, if properly regaideJ, mill no doubt save '
' many such accidents J
1. Never turn the wiek down low under any I
I consideration. '1 his is the great peri!, bec.iu.-e
' the cotton of the wlek becomes bard an I car- I
bouired, aetuallv eliareoal. When the wick is
I jnrnc.i "ou itiu ciiarco.u er eru-i lemams burn
; iTia,, u.e'iuu',, o.J l,,tr.iuimublea,r rushing
no, stiikes upou this red coal, takes lire. Ignites
; the oil in the lamp, and the eAplo-lon follows.
o ei ...... i-i. ,
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ben you vi Mi to put out the 11. lit. if b.
I In
((j
nt full lie.nl, blow one ipilek, forcible biealh,
' I V up 111 Hie chiuiuev, ait an Instant, an I
iLeil ju'li down the wiek to tlop Iho UU.igiccuLle
.und,e iVoiii ewiuiin out.
J. Keen U' i top ol Iho tielt liliuiiied clean
cvny day.
4. Keep Itl.s.Va with ihe lit I lo holes lu ni.
llivly clear t tlw I la'. -eluse 1. mill r hieh falls
ou il lioiu the b 11 11 Hi ; M
A Hll.t. Has read in the htal i S u sit u T uu
d.iy la-l, imilitnUiiig tho .sliuiiiokiu Valley and
I'nit.iillo r.iilristd ciiiiipaiiy In borrnw n'oiiey
uud i.sue it. bomli and luoilgMifO, to plin uro the
en Uirseineiil nf Hie NuiiIkiu Central tied I'bila
dilphii uud liio laiima I couipuulcs lliesiou,
aud antln.iiM tho bhaiiinklu Valley uud I mt..
tlllo laili.id cuinpauy lij puieliais ttdditioiial
1 ... I t.t.ae. '
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by llm I oiinly Aa lilei. to .ItuUhleu up Iko
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limlilUs ago, il kill l,j pub. lib. I, at
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Onb day last week ft party of hunters from
Lower Angnsta started fox and run him Into
tho garden of Panlcl Foy, near the Btone Church.
Mr. Foy caught rejnard as he was Jumping over
the fence, mnch to the objection of his foxshlp
and eudearorrd to dispatch hln after a short
slruirgle, the fox escaped and had nearly gotten
away, when Foy caught liiiu by the tall by this
tlmo fyxey was so enraged that there was as
much danger In letting hjui go as lii holding fast.
After n fight of about Uve minutes Foy succeed
ed in knocking his brains out against his house.
Our friend Foy Is now the hero of Lower Augus
ta, but he gets tired telling tho story so often
Dtmoeratic Gvard of (hit trt, k.
"You kuow how it Is yourself' Is supplanting
'How Is that for high t'
Tint Pottsvllle folks nro rejoicing over bntter
at 25 cents per pound. Lucky people.
One dollar greenbacks altered to twos arc said
to bo In circulation. Look out for them.
Tun authorities of Punvillo nro moving to have
water works erected In that' thriving town.
We aro indebted to R. Montgomery, Esq., of
the House of Representative!, at njirrUhurg, for
public favors.
An effort will bo main ilurtntr the coning sum
mer to erect a ucw Baptist clmrali Ui this place.
Wo hope the project will met with luvor, and
that tho members of tho congregation may bo
successful In their enterprise.
A r.ui.T freight lino has been established bc
tweeu Sliamokiu nnd l'hilnilelphlit by Win. II.
Musselinan, Esq., fur carrying all kiuJs of goods
and produce.
A hai.oon keeper In Allentown has a temper
aneo pllge bchln.1 his bar, nnd dncs hN best to
get all his dead-beat customer to slj:n It. Wo
will wagrr n penny that he won't make n single
convert lu n twe'.ve-m.mth.
Ciir.ir Gooi'S. In FU-i.i.n-oii t'mes when
money is scarce, everybody is looking for a place
where a dollar i' I go the f.i i llu si and buy tho
best goods, nnd nwv-t of tllenl. Merchants and
others should taken note of this, an 1 advertise
the price of their goods if they wish to make
more sales.
If yon wish toofTm l a neighbor, go his ba'c to
keep him out of Jail, nnd then take proper steps
to make yourself safe. He will b . sure to think
it mean nnd meddlesome if you don't consider it
prul.-nt to leave even thing to blB integrity.
He may even threaten never toaflt another avor
or yon, which would perhaps bo the best part of
the performance.
How often we hear "rid Fee.!"- compare notes
ubout tho "good oltl times" when they were
young, and. Slider what we're coming to :
The old folks sent the boys to bed,
lliil out of. ike window, over the shed,
They went to the ground for a little spree,
it u. u's.ihu same as it used to be.
The damsels old. they fume and fr.-t ;
They vay.thcy never saw such a set
C f gil ls n these "Ihev make nt free ;"'
lint they're just like the girl that Used to he.
j The Han Wouig Slutt Ju'ima! says : A gentle
, man of Halifax, being ni a ladies' fair not long
since, nr.o being solicited to buy something by a
' fair creature who kept c.nu ol the tables, said ha
! wanted to buy what ho feared was not for sr.le
! a louk of her hair. To his surprise und delight
j sue promptly cut od the covitej curl, nnd re
ceived the price oll'ere.l ST.). The happy pur
chaser was exhibiting the trophy to one of ids
; friends, who very suddenly blasted his joy by
, Baying: ' She rather outllanked you, for, to my
certain knowledge, fdie only paid three dollars
for the whole wig.''
i
i UusIupss Notices.
i To pn season end ':1 fashion, visit John F.
i If chneirer's Merchant Tailor shop und procure a
, suit of c'.othca from him. lie is tl .'juavidiial
i who will eatccr fjr you und guarnu'.'X cny style
j wished for.
J Tun CAunirP Giant. Wananiakcr i Erown
' haVu u ,-b:g mens' rmmi," on which they keep a
! full assortment of garments of extra sizes, tor
j men so big tj at they have usually had to have
; their clothe made to order.
j The immense salei of Boots and Shoes e.t
j W. II. Miller's Excelsior Store, duiing the IIoll
, days, took every one by surprise. Uo after box
i was emptied, yet we tind Mr. Miller still keeping
up the large t supply in town. He. lias again
! replenished bis :.mk with the Very l est in mar
ket, und all .f the latest slylrs..
I Piano Btcols. A new and hanOfonie ariicie.
I covered ttUh hair clulh and rep, green and rid,
just received, and for sale very cheap bv H. B.
Masser. Price, fu.
Pianos ano Oiioans. The subscriber, ngmt
for the br-t Pianos nnd Or-'ans in the world, will
guarantee them for Ave years nnd fell the chcaf
er than any travclln
ut can ulVord them. Hut
tirst-chiss makers employ no such iigeuts. U.B.
Master. "
TiiB new styles of hats ut S. Faust's store ure
ndmlrej by even body. He keeps a splendid es-
sortment to select from, and all of good c,tiiility
und the latest styles,
j ' orM.u.R lawnrvit, located on one of the
! principal streets in tho Borough of Sunbury, is
' ouered for sale on the luo.-t reasonable terms.
Apply ttl Ibis olllee.
Ilosinu Pun i:s ok DkIIavi'.s V Hiio., 40 S.
Tiiiuii Stukkt, Pntl.Aii:i.ri:u. X o'clock, V. M.
Feliruary 15, 1-71.
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On the Rth Inst., at Excelsior, by Rev. A. C.
Crosthwaito, Mr. Jong McWii.liams, of Excel
sior, nnd Mrs. Katr Ada, of Paxluos, Pa.
On the 17th Inst., by Rev. N. 8. Buckingham,
Mr. Josrn Kramrr, of Panphln county, nnd
Miss Sahab RnoAns, of Northumberland county.
On Wednesday evenlpg, Feb. 18, nt tho resi
dence of the bride's parents, by Rev. Win. W.
Evans, J. 1). James, q., nnd Miss Lamia Ibknk
I'i.fmiint, rinnglitcr of IrA T. Clement, En., all
of this place.
At Lewisburg, Pa., Feb. 10th. 171. or typhoid
pnuomonin, 11LGH McLAUGHLIN, Esq., aged
I'.lt vears.
Parhi fji.cu5.
Suubury diraln A Produce Market.
COllKECTED WEKKI.T IlT UII.B AOEKINC.r.n.
GnAtM Choice Whito Wheat $1 f0
Kent Anibir, Winter 1 40
Corn K0
1V 00
Oats, (1 lbs.) 45
Rest Amber, Winter, per sack 3 00
" " " " barrel 8 0
Corn Meal, per cwt., 3 rt
Buttkk New York
Pennsylvania Roll
Eoos Per' loen..
Miuts tlricd Ueef. I)er"ib.'.' ;
Smoked Mutton..
" Venison
Larii per lb
Fisn Salt White Fish, per lb ,
" Trout "
Cod "
Fresh Shad
Vegetable Turnips, per bushel
Potiitoci " "
Onions " "
Renns. " qunrt
Hominy, " " ,
Duieo FnriTS Dricci Apples, per !t
" Peaches, "
" Cherries, "
' li:ail;berrle
Raspberries.
GnrrN Arn.rs fer bnrivl
... :i ROM (0
dicta ICbbcrliscnttnts
Xcw Flour and Feed Store !
It. VI . Till KSTOX,
Comer of Fourth und Market Street,
SUNBUP.Y, I'ENN'A,
Has Just opened a Flour and Feed Store, where
hu will keep eoiibtantly on hand, a g 'uen.l
nssonment ot tLj best truuiis of
FLOUR,
FEED OF EVER: .DESCRIPTION,
PBTATOES,
l'UUJT,
BUTTEB,
EGGS,
aud
Vr.GETAM.1'3
of nil kinds at the very lowest market prices.
Suubury. Fob. 11, lS"l.-tf. j
FOR SALE. "
T
WO VALUABLE LOTS on the corner off
Second and Chestnut streets, in tho Ho-
roiurh orfoinbury, on which there ure erected a
larje dwelling hotis
h., , . , . . .'ii. i. i. i A i
1 be hme-to..d, late ol Hu;;h Leilas, dec d.
,C M.liiis wim .'ill 'iieuMUF.
Alo, a Lot on Market street. In th" Borough
nf Suubury, on which there arc a dwelling house,
bt.w.io uuduu.builutiipi. JuiUire at the ollicu of
6. P. WOLVERTOS,
Teh. 11, l"n.-tf. Aduunlstrator.
I'UELIC SALE
OF
Valuable lVrnonal Proprrly.
Will be sold on the premises of Johu Fry, in
Upper Augusta Iwp., Nortb'd count v. Pa., on
TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1ST1, the I'ollbwluir pro
peity, to wit :
Three mioh o,
one of whichjs fresh, a Two-Horse Wiisron, Sleds,
plows, Ilairi.ws, Cultivators, one Cuttini; Box,
Hay Forks, Rakes, Ac. A lot of Rye Straw.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Oue Bureau, Tables, Chairs, Benches, Barrels,
Butter Churn, and other articles ton uuiuerous to
niciUon. Also, Rye nnd teed Potatoes.
fMilc to commence at 10 o'clock, a. m., of said
lav, when the conditions will be made known bv
JOHN FRY.
A. J. Ptiioii, Auctioneer.
Feb. 11, li71.-t.
To the Community at Lai
O'fkT
CHANGE AT THE
'REGULATOR."
T titvc this rt;iv nurcbaseil tin' pnlirs stock. 1
' i.ood i.l uud fixtures of the Regulator Boot, i
'hoe. Trunk. Le.iiher and Findlnc Mtoie, of J. 8. I
! Aolp. nnd witl continue the business at lis nre- '
I tent location, corner room, Uaupt s Irou Front, 1
MARKET MREET, .Sl'MlL'KY, PA.
When haiug c-tablUbed arrangeinents with
1 the leading mannlaelurers ot the country. 1 pro
pose s'lppijln;.' tho market with n c'as of work
ofe
rutilil.eft i-eniit-itiini for illir.ihilil v unit HiiIkIi. I
j at i.rjees that iuul claim popnhiritv. A sp.i- '
dil'y will be i.iadn in the luruishiug of Shoe-j
' 'uakers materials lor inaniifattuiiiig.
I Your putrouago is solicited. I
N. F. l.HiHTNER. j
Smbnry, Jan. 21, 171.
Vegetable
A Color and Dreesicg that will not Born
the Hair or Injure the Head.
It makes Hair aoft and fine, restoring
its natural color without djeinjr, by
imparling a healthy and vhorous
growth.
IT IS ALTOGETHER INURE AM CTEH
MiMtI Hll ST J. U. PnSHiSI,
425 Kortli M St, PkiMa.
Prioe 1. 00, luriio botilesv
OLD CVERVWHEHC
None penuine without rny signature,
tal-i j ut my nauio to no goodi that
are not uf surp:uiiur eacolluuoe.
1
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E VERT DEs'ciUI'T ION ,
HEXllY PETERS,
On Third St.,one door below the Lutheran Church,
SUN BURY, PENN'A.
JUST opened n larg assortment of PRY
GOODS, such ns Clot lis, Ciissimcres, Calicoes,
Muslins, Ac., which ure sold cheaper than ever.
Alvo, a variety of Notions, Undershirts, Draw
er", Hats nnd Cars.
LADIES' WOOLEN GOODS. Ac.
aUOCElUES AND VltOlMOX$
of nil kinds, such ns
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, SPICES, COAL
Oil. Molasses, Syrups, Mackerel, LnnlJIanis,
Nuts, Dried nnd canned Fruits, Prunes,
Raisins, Cheeses, und Crackers, and
in fact everything usually kept
in tho Grocery lino
Hams, Fish, Coal Oil,
Crockery-ware, Qucensware,
Ghiss-WRre. Willow-ware, &c.,
The best FLOUR and MEAL In the
Tobacco, Cigars, ami nnd a variety of
NOTION'S.
AT.r.O: All kinds of Cuuned Fruit, at ti.e
. lowest ju ices.
.11 .
UIJUIS AM) SHOES.
Having enlarged tny Store room and filled It
with the latest styles of new poods. I would so
licit the patronage of the public und will endea
vor to pleae nil,
( 'nun try Produce ta';en in exchange, for Good.
!-t?"C:ill and examine my Stock, und batisfy
yourselves.
HENRY PETERS.
Suni.r.-y, N'nv. 1", tsV.y.
rim i:s Ki:iic:i
at the
3lAmmoth Uoot & Slice Store
or
In C. B. ?,lth"in!"uw"treet, one do.
r.asi oi me i osi uiuee,
NORTH UMT.EULAND, rENN'A.
For Elmira Boots, go to EH Miller's Boot and !
Slioc t-tore. They nro tol l. Best Calf at i. i
For French Calf Bwts, go to Ell Millar's, or.lv :
S'J to ill Ier pair. ' j
For Boots, t hoes nnd Gaiters, at lowest p'.'isi- j
blc prices, go to Eli Miller's, on Qi'.eeu .Street.
For nil kinds of Gam Boots and Shoes, cull at
Ell Miller's. j
For I adles' Gum Overshoes, seo Cue assort- j
incut at Ell Miiiers.
or all kinds of Children's Shoes, go and ex- '
amine Eli Miller's large assortment. j
For anything in the Hoot and Mioe line, call j
unit examine hn -Miller s stock before purchasing
elsewhere If you wish to get brsl-cluss, nt the
lowest prices.
Jan. 7, "71-Sep.
70.-3 v.
or(h-ru Out ml ESaitu uj .
WINTER AKRANGEM ENT.
ON' nnd after Jan. 1st, 1" 1, trains will r.;v.
us foliuvvs :
NORTHWARD.
Leave Suubury ut 4.55 a. in., arrive nt Cunan-
Vaigtm 3. 10 p. in., pyr.i-,1: e T.UD p.
, Koehes-
ter 4.45 p. 111.. Betl.ilo '.'.(Id
'.'.(If r. pi., !Sl;pells';on
ra Falls 0.55 p. in. '
k I , ... ... ... r - i"t. :.. . i
i..'a.v ouijiiiii at ... i. in. 101 r.iiuiia Hi u
,..... v. , . ., .. . v ,', Kll,ni.
Leave Sunbury nt fi.4d p. in. for Wii'.Umsport.
SOCTIUYAUD.
Leave Sunbury nt '.'.35 a. in., arrive nt Karr'j
burs; .Via n. in., Baltimore 9.15 a. in.. Philadel
phia U.50 a. in., Washlmiion city 1.5U p. m.
Leave Sunbury tit 10.55 a. m.. arrive ai Ilar
rislmrsr K.fio p. "m., llaltinmro ti.15 p. in.. Phila
delphia 5.115 p. in., Washington 10.00 p. m.
Leave Sunbury, 10. 'JO u. in., errive at Harris
i burjj.1.00 p. vi. Wa-'hiiiv'ton 0.115 p. in.
i Leave Sunbuiy nt PJ.05 a. m.. arrive at llarris-
, buru i.:)0 a. iii.,"WiiUinutou 7.00 n. in.
j J.".il.lieore lueomiiiiKl.uion leaves Sunbury 5.00
1 xt. m., unive at liarrisburir 7.45 a. m., Ualtimora
Vi.'M p. in.
EHAMOKIN DIVISION.
F.AsrwAno.
I.enve Sunbury st 4.40 p. m., arrive at Shruno
kin 5.55 p. in., Mt. Carmel fi. 10 p. m.
Leave Sunbury ( Accommodation,) at 11.50 c.
m., nnive at blmmokiu 1.C0 p. m.
t'MIM'Hu.
Leave Mt. Oyir.cl si 8.05 a. m., arrive at
Shnmokin S.50 a. in., tninhury 11.55 a. rn. I
Leave bhuiiiokin ( Acouimoihiiion,) at 'J.45 p.
in., arrive at Sunbuiy 4.( 0 p. m.
Express leave daily Ltnving ou Sunday, runs
Nortli only to Wlllia in sport. J
Alt other trains leave daily, eve- t Sundays.
A. It. Fisku. " E:. t. Ynrvij !
Uen'l. biip't., Ceu'l PasMi.t A ;"t.,
Hnrrii-buti;, Pa. llalluioi.v Md.
READY-MADE
CLOTHING.
'workiXEl VheFinestGoods;
oftheveryX AVCSffftStS,jl";
btit character. Tfe ... .
Jkfja. vworkman
Easy rule. forVh.p;the
measure mentX ,tqr Greatest
prices, &.O., 8ent rnfie.
i
freo to any part of JT y,
- y
Amerioa, and good fits.
Genti Furnishing
Goods. Wrappers 4.
V ii i 1 1 1 . ii
& CJ wnds for all sea-
I'liildrraA Mtnn. Whii
Wear t W
aaiunisii na- m
IvIoworioeiA fU Specialty.
OAK HALL,
Sixth & Ilarket Sta.
PHILADELPHIA.
WE OFFfclt FDU SAI.F, AT FA It, j
Tin: j
Nerr Masonic Templo Luan,
Urriatn 7 ftIO lulrl,
Ke.leUial,lt ttller 1 () u. ml l.l U lilil) oUa '
l.lj .ar.
Iulral l)bl )ltrU u4 kil
Tim Homl. ai iil.lri-1, mul vhl t i,uc4 u
aulli In lull.
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tuUsiiwu.
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U.MU Mill M , Hi" 1'iillst, . ,
t'i".il.t"li klitm tia lil.sal, iai"lt-.,
fe -itllUi.it.. i lal. cwull, I litf l1'! at aa
l'.4 ailh IU U altoaal '4a ln4
G-EAID QPliXTCr
OF
H. llerzMdor having just nprtifd a (irft cla rstaMisliniontin Moore A lIUMnaer":
Buillit);;3 Third Street, helow Mutkut, between Market bqunte und tlio Post OOiee,
Respectfully invitoe tho public to call nnd
Fo;t mi:n', roy,
ti
j QJ ? j PR j JM
1
i
I
TRUNKS, VALISES, &c., &c.
His TJcady Made Clothing aro all made to his own order, in the latest style of .fashion
nnd best maimer of workmanship, nnd equal to custom work.
IX HATS & CAPS AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
i ho keeps a largo rtssortment of nil the leading styles, nnd fashions, and has made ar
i ranjjemenU to receive now Goods from the city every week.
HE WILL SELL ALL HIS GOODS AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Any person in need ofanythin; in his lino will I'nd it to their interest to five him a
cnll and bear his prices before purehain elsewhere.
twecn Market Squa:e and tho Tost Office,
IARGAII
IN
jl.T TIIJi: STEAV YOEJv stoke.
We propose to sell for 30 days commenein SATURDAY. December 17, 1870, at a
reduction of 15 to '0 per rout, for cah. Our fdock of I'itc'ii urd Domestic Drv
Goods, embraces SILKS, Dltl'SS (()( )D l.l.VKN, l!OSii:!;V. GI.OVKS,. UiUTii
GOODS, LACKS & KMlUiODIUUlKS, LADICoe; OLNT'S UMUVAUE. Als-,
0;
Our stock of Foiviiin nml Doinrfilic Dry
erectly diiu)ii:il ul'it, ; Inivo M AUK l'l
i tliis ia iuiiiiiiftio::a'.'ly the time jraMt b.i:yui;ij ia i):y OooJ j.
i V7eolTorSleaclicclXTiiE:liii3 atthefollowiiisloijgrircs,
' Four tiunvtur New York mil's, CO cN., per yrinl ; four rvutrler AVanisittta, 20 ct.,
I per yiuil ; four (!Mnrter I'avno, ilij els., per ynril ; Fruit of tho I.nor.i, cts., per y.ir.l ;
IliU'SetniMT Ilium, lei cti., 'er yard ; Hill temper lilev.i, Iti els., per ynrd ; four
fourth Slum Fly, 13 cts., per y;;ii ; four tuiirlh S n iul 1,. 12 tti., per yard ; four fourtii
i Coveutry, 12 cts., ptryiiiil ; J Cuvelitiy B cts . per yard.
1J Lhivoo, 23 ;-cuts per yard ; fi-ur foiti lh Nailota 2'i eoiUs per y ird ; lour fiurtli
Nashua K, IS cents per yard ; f ur fou.'th Atl.tr.i' j A.. 1 i cent . i r j.tvd; I'.iut" f iurtli
Appletnn 1 1JV cents per yard ; i'utr l.. tilth Imiia:: Oi. h u l V. 1J ce:it jht yard ; J
Il'.irrihbur, 11 cents per yaid : t Jlarrinir.ir rjeni'i p; r yaid; - I uacned I. ttea
Sheeting 0J cents m t yaid ; 'J UleaeiieJ a I'liain, NiKeiin i i cei.U j.-.-r y:tnl ", lk-ach-cd
('abut, 2J et till per yaid.
llli aelied Canton Flauiu-l-i from l" to 22 ; I'libnuclu d Cuntna l'lanueli from 12 to
2i ; Wool aud Otlmi Flaniu-U, lima 22, io j ; r.:i i'o .1 i'. iiiii Is. 2" t i Co ; KcJ nl!
Wool Flannols 25 to o.j ; (iitiii.itiis. 2"i to oj ; Tick'ii.0', 15 to 2S ; Fajx-r Cauibiies, I2i ;
Colon-d C'auihiicR 12; Calicos li.io (i to 12V.
LADIFV ItAl.MOKAIt SKIIITS 75 to i-2.(MK
I .LAUlFb' Flil.T K1 UTS', from f-.i.dO, to I.Hi.
1.ALU1V from tl.So to 1'J.M
trci
'illinuitic 200 varJ n'jonls. ,
t els ; C'oiite 2-'d yard tipool.
all t'e iois, S tM ; Mar Alp.'e:
! ipuoli, t ct ; Clark's O. -N. 1'
r.i:sT sixtken jion i: coui: is xi x ft v cents,
'am;xanm.a kiii ui.uvks mi i:oums, a.uii.
.losepliltm Sviuili Kid (iloM , 12.25 ; .rniprei-i
CloVuK, Sl.lHI. All llio Kid l.loM Hie oil tinlili
' iMcliaii'.'O. In hiJditioll to llio iiliove uni'liuioii up
' iillid bv in iio ill tliis mat1;, i. ii.' iiouLl call iici
i br.ii iutt full lino vi" HU I Fit ,
O LOTHH A?sr:D
i FLiuui U nnd U'.auki U, N..ti..!t, C,n-
Carptt, und liaio now, lu l.'ii it fall line
i
; Our Dress Good Department inc'inli'i vjry cLjiuo sJcdij oi id
I Fabrics.
vid (.li.iriu.Uu In bo up lior iu -vcry renrt
Unit li.ivu nut llm pitiv jiivtiim U hLovo I
I ENT i'l F l oll CAM!
Jt. I.. M. til II tt..
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ki IU ta i.-u4 ii.ttl.ak M '""Ua.k.l
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I t.t I. ...a lb I. .4 .i. ..114 Ii--... ... u .. l.i
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kt' '' . 1 .'.a. l l w. .1 "'.ll
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,.l la. l'i "4.!t I l'4 I. l.
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ll4 t.l ti I ''
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A-
examine his mammoth 6tock of
ft
andciuldkex.
MJS Oi' ?OE B
PLACS.
S. IlEllZJKLDIiR.
Sunbury, I'a
D.H A TITO
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GimmIs is very lnrfro, nml v.-ilh a view to a
D'JWX .ill tin: viii i s to ti liirutv so low tLut
'-v'i rrr--:
a Srli'aiitV. tiJ3-m,
f. i t i ;
iii.i;.'
(l.iA'1 2n0 jhiJ
C vavdij 'J cents
Ki.l Clove-, St. 25. ViOVU.'C K:.'.
iiiiny rip tui"i!nr p.iir inu in
oil Ulir ll.illic -in' Ht.u li l llil !i i l -Jt-ll
tl'.t title !l to i lii' ili J .ll'tale 1 1 cm
CJ ASS IIMTUIIvS,
1 1 ami il ! Hh.
ut .ui j.iadia .'tut i
in.i!..! ii t I'l l i'llii v ir.
.let U'.y toW ill J'l'io.'.
utiiS aiv.1 French
to tin I l i.ri.l in tlo iii.tiC t Ail u.khU
l nil Ui ; FT FEN T i'W F SI V IT t'
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