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SIJNBURY7 MAUCFI
Railroad Time Tablet.
EAST
BuuNsa Ex. I've W n
Erie i " " V):80 a m
Mtil " 11:1ft P m
Mall. 12:05 ft in
WKST.
V.rtf Mali I've 46 am
Elmlrit" " Hpm
Krle Ex " 0:40 p m
(jnugrnnt irnin vri arrives at ii:og a. m.
gHAMOKIN DIVISION N. O n. W.
Buiruiry at llifiO a ra At Sunlmry S'6S rn
' " 4:40 p mi " 4:00 pm
Dkwm, mi etoTTwilkes-mrre b. r.
Jrt Sun6iiB ,1:8.1 A. Ml SSO and (1:20 P. M.
Srrdv of Sunburn 11:30 A. M-. 0:00 nnd 11:01 r. M,
teiw Danville 10:40 A. 1U. :P0 find 10 1 M.
trrfw al l)antie 0:10 A. INI.. 4:40 mid 7:4!. P. M.
tm Affairs.
Tim GKOVER A BAKEK and the SINGER
SEWING MACHINES are acknowledged su
perior to nny othsr now manvfmetuicd. Miss
C. Dullus, Market street, Ikls Jiliicc, la the agent
for the mile of them in this and Adjoining coun
ties. Instructlqus In sewing Riven free of charge
to all purchaser. A lot always ou linn'd. Call
nd examine them.
N. F. I.lghtner's Regulator. Boots, Shoes,
Truulu, Leather and Shoe Findiugs.
Thk Public schools In this borough will close
the lust of this mouth.
SritiNd plowing has been Inaugurated by
many of the farmers in this county, within the
last week.
Travel on thn railroads is unusually brisk
Jtift now.
Du. A. C. Clark has lately been nppointcd Jail
I'liyalclau by the County Commlmlnner..
Rkv. Ezra II. Yocuni, lately of this place, was
admitted into full connection and elected to dea
con's orders at the central Pennsylvania Confer
ence of the M. F.. Church, held ut Carlisle last
week.
Mkssus. Fryllns, liowen & Kiifrcl arc adding
more new machinery to their Steam Lumber Mill
along the river. They Intend to make it the
most complete Mill along the Susquehanna
river.
IV r. notice that the Stenin Kerry boat at thin
place lias been put in excellent running order
during the past winter, and bus again resumed
It place on the basin, at this place,
The Ferry Hotel on the opposite side uf the
river, has been put in excellent order, by the
propiietor. John Arnold, who intends to make il
a llift-e'.afs hotl. Mr. Arnold is one of the
most obliging landlords in this part of thy coun
try, and ''knows how to keep a hotel."
Ijooth and tdioes for the community, ut popu
lar prices, at the Regulator.
.1. 11. KncU'.i. after b"lng successfully engaged
in the mercantile business In this place, for a
ti umber of years, has retired fipm pie business to
devote his timo exclusively to the lumber trade
Messrs. S. O. Heed & Mother have token charge
of the Stole and intend to replenish their
stock of t'oo.ls.
Kii.liui. On Tuesday morni.ig last, Sanl'orJ
Miller, n bniheninn tn a freight train
on the 1'. it E. R. R., being ou the top of a house
ear, was I.nocked off in entering n bridge near
Watsontown, taking off the top ol his head unci
killing li i in instantly.
Exi.vkhuo. The XvrthumUrliinJ Co., J),mo
crat came to us l ist week enlarged to a nine col
umn sheet, mil otherwise improve,!. We are
plml to see such evidences of prosperity of our
neighbors, and hope they may meet with pecunia
ry siiccuss in their new enterprise.
Foil Rent." A large brick house :th seven
rooms, located ill a pleasant part of Hid borough
of Suiibury, is offered for rent on easy ternn. Ap
ply to Jacob O. Iieck, on Fourth street.
Mu. 1). Fuy iu now engaged in converting the
old Presbyterian church, on Third street, Into a
Conceit Hall. A stage is b:ing creeled and seats
arraug, d to make a neat a i pleasant r om fur
that parjiose.
Wi: ienrn that II. Neucr, the veteran butcher,
lias leased, mid intends moving to Suiibury in a
fc weeks. As Harry has always had a goo 1
icputation for Servian his customers with choice j
meat, we have no doubt many of our citizens
will be gla l to hear of bis returning. I
Li P.I T. W. II. Reese of ;hi Hoover House, near
Hie Depot intends lilting up the r Join now occu
pied by the Democratic Uvurd oilier, for a Indie's
I'cstauinnl a ter the lirM or April. A first -class la
dles saloon has long been needed lu this place
uud we feel confident that till Lieutenant Is just
the inuu to establUli sueh a one.
Jist received, a number of popular fronts nnl
French calf tkius, at the Regulator.
An ep:o,ion of ,i loccmolive took place at
t'oa!prt, ou tho Lehigh nnd usifiiehunna Rajl
ro.ij, on the 7th lust. The engineer, Mr. Jacab
Wine brake, was instantly killed, and the tire
man, Mr. Elija Voiit, was eriouhly injured.
Mr. Vout i from this place, nud Is a sober and
iiidu.tiioiis young man. 11 is m iry friends here
hope lor his early recovery.
All ei.-ons wanting Life Insurance will llnj
it their advantage to Insure lu lh Metropolitan
of New York. Policies are registered iu the
Male Insurance Department, making them se
cure bi yon ( doubt. Call and see.
L. M. YUDEK, Agent,
(ullee mar the t'ouit House, Siinburv, pa.
TilK '' ""ST Ilin sB. The new Hotel on j
Third ; I reel , recently creeled by Messrs. Moore
V Dis-inger has been named the ( lenient House, '
iu l.oanr of our cntri-pi i.iug cltii-u. Ira T. Cle- j
niiiil, I'.- i., The limn c wilt opi ned ou 1 bum- ;
d;.)ol'l:ul week, by Me,i4. lull il JMaiicy,
1 roprietors, w luiare prepare I to euterlalli gurt.
'1 he hon e h is bei u in ,l:y I irnUhed with entire
I) new luriiiiiiic of Die iiio-t modern style. The
r'xilni lire l.ile uud coinl'i liable, and Will re.ull
l)eoiuaie it il h t li. : of cily li.it .-In. Tli" ro
pileioia aru iteiilleiueii mil calculated for kei
iug a public lioii-c,boing ol rlijjliig uud ueeoinodii
till)!. ItiiM M ..uw.. -Ha t -iluida) ui'ht lal, rain
i o.iiim n, 1 1 I ilii4 nl out midnight uud eoniiii.
Ill itll lli.'lil, du I 1 1,,. ..leatir 1J.III of kuuilul.
lie i.,iu I Ilia Hinvi'.t uM i niiw 4 tit tluall I
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Tna Agricultural Society. of Northumberland
county met at the Court House, In this place, on
Monday last, at 1 o'clock. It was Boon discover
ed that n general good feeling did not exist be
tween the President nnd Secretary, and which
culminated la two meetings, the President orga
nised one In the Arbitration rooms pursuant to a
resolution passed tit a late meeting of the old
organization, calling for n new organization, Ac.
They elected officers nud selected a committee of
nlno to select a suitable place for holding the
next county fair. The Secretary organized a
meeting In the court room, wljleh decided on bold
lug the next Fair ut Turbotvllle, and- also ap
pointed an Executive commlttco of nlne.to pre
pare, &c. This division shows cvldnuco of de
cay. We hope that our farmer friends will take
the matter in hand, nnd organize a society which
will be moro general throughout the county and
hold their fairs at points whore they will be more
easy of access. We Lave not learned the officers
of thc new societies.
Orn neighbors of the Dtmorrat,n attempting
to throw dust 111 the eyes of their raiders, t,o pre
vent them from seeing what amount they receive
anuually for a little advertising for tho county
commissioners, in reply to our article on that
subject week before last, say that "the contract
price with this paper Democrat) for doing the
county advertising for that year was $75,00,
which Included the election proclamation." We
arc aware that the election proclamation was In
cluded In their contract, nnd we are also reliably
Informed that there were f 09,00 paid cxtia to
that office; for advertising the proclamation, to
reconcile one of the editors of that paper who
had become a little ramntint.becnusc. we had got
n little counfy printing by ofileers who were dis
posed to 6crvc the people and not party alone.
Hemlock, Spanish, and slaughter tijlc leather
at the Regulator.
Cam. LiGiiTNEit, of tho "Packer Guards," of
this place, having received orders from the Ad
jutant General to hold an election lor officers of
a militia company recently organized at Nor
thuiuberland, attended to tho duties assigned
him, on Monday evening last, at Johnsou's Hull,
of that place, when tho following officers were
elected, all of whom have been iu uctivc service:
('apt. James U. Slater.
First Lieut. Wm. II. Morgan.
Secoud Lieut. Dr. J. S. Maurcr. '
Lieutenants Starkloir and Blair acted as tellers
of the election.
('apt. Lightner administered the oath of olllce
to the ollleers elected.
The company will be known us the "Northum
berland Guards," and belong to 8th Div., N. G.
of Pa.
.
I. O. or R. M. On Wednesday yeyiti; last,
a new Tribe of I. ). of R. M., was instituted at
Sliainokin, this county, called Shickalamy Tribe,
No. U The cerompiiles e,f instituting the Tribe
w ere performed by G. ('. pf R., Andrew J. Baker,
of Philadelphia, ussisieu by I). D. S., Em'l Wil
vcrt,olSunbury, nnd a number of members of
Pbo-ho-mo-kin Tribe, No. 00. The following
otlkwrs, y. ere installed, vir:
Baehcin. John Kemp.
P. S. A. F. Elms.
J. S. Isaac Kirlin.
C. of It. W. F. Smith.
K. of W. Isnae Suiink.
Prophet. S. Hirsh.
The Tribe numbers twenty-three charter mem
bers and bids fair to increase rapidly. It Is com
posed of the very best material, and, no doubt,
willsoon become one of the best tribes lu the State.
R-iwca honor. iNSTiTt.Tr.n. Civllla degree
Lodge, No. 50, of the daughters of Rebeca, I. O.
of O. 1, was Installed by D. I). G. M., Johu M.
Hiitl', ut Watsontown, on the Otli lust . The fol
lowing olficcis were Installed : Pre. Thos. Carl,
N". (i.; Sister E. G. Wycotr, V. G.j Sister A. 11.
l.atsluu, Secy.; Sister R. F. Green, Treasurer.
Ladies' Spring Hats, the latest style just re
ceived at Miss L. Shissler's Millinery ritorc,
Market Square, Banbury, Pa.
All Rubber Wear, ut manufacturer' prices,
at the Regulator.
(Reported by A. X. Riiec, Esq.)
Court I'roccodink.
PtNnrnv, Monlait, Mahcii 13, 1ST!.
The court of Quurter Sessions of Northumber
land county, opened at ID o'clock. The Hon. A.
Jordan, w ho has been conlincd to his home for
some weuks, ventured out to be present at the
tiist day's session, inasmuch us Judge Woods
would not arrive iinlil Mouday evening. The
Associates, Nicely nnd Sliipinau weru both pre
sent. His Honor, Judge Jordan is still lecble,
but Is looking very much bitter. His nppear
nni e upon the bench is a source of general satis
faction, for it is generally fell that what is done
by him is well done, and with careful dispatch.
The morning was taken up, first by tho swear
ing in of hc Grand Jury, und then the swearing
iu of the Coustahlea nud approving their bail,
Ac, for the various Boroughs and towuships.
I This look up the time till noon, when court ad
journed till 9 o'clock, P. M. Iu the Interim, ut
I 1 o'clock, the County Agricultural roiiely met
j and the Sheriff sold mine of the properlv adver-
i tbed.
Paring the afternoon the i;iiciion of granting
i li( enses to the tavern keepers of Turbutvillc, viz:
Opp. rroxel and Hrlesbai h was taken up. Con
siderable f. cling was manifested, and it remon
strance signed by a large number of the people
prisenled. The lutere.i-l shown iu tho matter
may be Judged from the fact that four attorneys
were employed, federal witn'sses were exam
ined, und It was remarkable to see how reluc
tantly they wuuld testify. Men dislike to my
they driuk grog, or l.luy card-', orlounirc ou Sun-
j dav. vet Use the perfurinai" nor.llnn tn
1 the evidence It looked as though the law bad In
I every particular been violated. The giving of
licences to these men was held over under ud
viotiiicut. The tlinu fixed for hearing the whole
lleense iueitloii U Thursday evening, at To'cloi k.
The t'ouit lApre.Mid it.-f very detidedly
iigiilin-l tbr wholesale violations (.f the licciue
laws, and from the general demeanor of the
court, it would look a though a l.uge number of
applicants would bu refused.
Tl e fullowln; additional butinex as transacted
on Mtiiiday i
On motion of p. H n keiibiirg, F.ij., John
. Isuiiimers was appointed ! jaity I'uu.lable for
the lloi out; h of Milton.
W i-lid, iik A Co., vs. J. J. lUnch, Ou luo
tiou, rule on di leudaiil to show cause Hliy the
fel,inid I..UU lu tho iiIkiIO iii.u .liuilld not be
sliu k il olf.
t'ouit u pointed the following lip. l ues, I'bilip
Funk, J4i'ob I'obla uud William Fllliuuii, for
l -l .ik, uud for moud week, Win. 1'ur.il
uud 1 1 mii- r. m ii tin.
Coin. v. I.. M. talU4 -rr. and hit. Iluiind
on r In u taut uf hh' r..r .Mj ,r4rttU,. ut UtXi
et.iolia.
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Mureli luim, 7. u muuiu iouiI 1l,ui
'iV liuiiuiiiy lol th Ii4.luj of the kdiniiU't In-
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Toesdat, Mahcii 14, 1871.
TTis Honor, Judge Woods, of Lewtstpwn, on the
bench.
Com. tB James B. Shhltz. Assault nnd bat
tery. In this case ft Mrs. ricbecca 8wcnk, of
Rush township, was the prosecutor. It appeal's
that Mr. Shnltz Is a landlord In Rosh townthlp,
and hud rented to Mrs. Bwenk and her husband
a house, and ton days beforo'the time of moving
hud given them notico to leave. Ilu went to
Swenk's house and read the notico to Mrs.
SwcuV, who became somewhat nngry and order
ed S'uultz out of the house. A bui. terous scene
occurred about this time In which Rebecca pour
ed out a liu full of hot water, when the gallant
Shultz knocked It out of her hands. Sho made
some demonstrations of resistance, when Shultz
threw her down and pulled her hair, and did
other ungalltint things. Mr. Swcnk win not
present at this time. The ohildreu mude consid
erable noise, and the neighbors were called In,
and the matter was stopped. Tho jury brought
In a verdict of guilty.
Com. vs J. William Hess. Forgery. Mr. Muss
is from Chllllsqu.iquc,and Is accused of forging a
name to a ball boud. On motion continued, at
the instance of tho Commonwealth. Rail in the
sum of tl,O00 for appearance at next term.
Com. vs George Ponv.itb. Felonious Assault.
The scene of this disturb nice w is iu Northum
berland, some time ngo. Several parties in Nor
thumberland were with Demuth nt thn depot,
among them, one Ivjkcrt a,ud a man by the name
of Chirk. It appeared In evidence that they
were Intoxicated, and wore acting In a very bois
terous manner, brandishing knives, revolvers
and other weapons. When the train arrived in
the cvenlng,townrds midnight, a detective by the
name of Rocbling, employed by the l.ackawaim
R. R., Company, and commissioned by the. Gov
ernor, stepped otrthc train, and finding a distur
bance, ordered the parties to desist and clear tlte
platform. It was then the parties made a felon
ious assault upon Rocbling, the detective, uud It
is said to kill. In self-derenco he tired his
revolver. He then had the parties arrested and
lodged In Jail. Judge Woods made a very forci
ble charge to the jury ut the close, of the. evidence,
and said that nny good citizen would have a
right to demand pence of an excited and disor
derly crowd, nnd that the prosecutor, even only
an employee of Iho Company, would have a
right to exact order and good behavior. If the
said Demnth attacked Rocbling with a knife, the
law Implied bis intention to kill, tho conse
quence of the deed would follow the act, but If
he only attacked him witli his fists the act would
be simply nil assault and battery. Verdict, guil
ty in manner and form, r.s he stands indicted.
Coin, vs John Shields. Arson. True bill.
Com. vs John Tt. Shultz. This Is tho case from
Rush township, of nssiiuH nnd battery upon
Mis. Swcnk. The court sentenced Shultz to pay
a fine of So and costs of prosecution.
Com. vs John Shields. Areon. This is a case,
iu which Shields a few w eeks ago was put ofl'tho
train at the Sellnsgrovc Station, for refusing to
pay his fare and acting boisterously. After he
was put ofl" he went into the depot to which is
connected a dwelling house, and, kicking over tho
stove and using violent threats asaiust the rail
road authorities, so? fire to the house. It was
discovered in time, and heforc the lire had made
much headway was put out. The Jury returned
a verdict of guilty.
Com. vs Filling F.ekert nnd David Clark.
Surety of the peace. The' sentence of the court
In these cases, which arc associated with the
Georue Demuth disturbance nt the Northumber
land depot, was that Clark pay a fine oi $.5 and
costs of prosecution, and enter bail for good be
havior, in the sum of tl03 for one year, and that
Eekert pay a line of ?5 nnd costs of prosecution,
and cuter bull foi 8u00 for one year, for his good
behavior.
WEPtiEHuAY, Mahcii IS, 1S71.
Clavel vs Clavel
AHiib Subpa'na in Divorce
nwa riled.
Com. vii K:ias Shr.del, John A
Scnulrifi F.rdmiin. Larcenev.
K linger nnd
Attachment
awarded for witnesses.
Com. vs Jonathan Charles. False Pretences.
True bill.
Com. va Charles Weaver. Larecncy. True
bill. This is the boy who stole a tutu of money
some time since from the Shoe storo of Gibson it
Furnmn, In Suiibury.
Com. vs Thomas Ray. Asfnult to kill. True
bill.
In the case above mentioned againstThomns
Riy, one McWiHiums is prosecutor. Ho
is the man who figured iu our ltirt courts in the
bawdy house cases, from Jordan township. He
is so me;
an, mat alter tlie last term ot court, the
of that township, notified him not to
citizens
come again Into the place, notw iihstiinding he
had a wife and seven legitimate and three Illegi
timate children, whom it would seem to be his
duty to support. Hi has since been loafing
about Suiibury, and attempting recently to raise
a (li.-tuib.inee, J'c was soundly thrashed by Ray.
Hence the roseeiition uuainst the defendant.
Com. vs John Cochrane and Henry O'Rrii n.-
Assault nnd battery. Hill ignored, and John
O'Brien, prosecutor, to piv the costs ofproseeu-
(.f i
Com. vs Patrick Lavcy. Malicious mischief, j
No bill, and prosecutor, Patrick Malum to pay I
tho co-ts.
Com. vs Mias Shade! and Pan'tyC K. Snyder.
Ltrceiiey of a horse. True bill.
Com. vs Joseph Conrad. Resisting a Consta
ble. True bill.
Com. vs (inbrlcl Shadcl. Burglary nnd I.ar
cmy. Tr io bill.
Com. vs Lewis Itueher uud Johu P. Poland.
Assault to kill. Hill Ignored, uud prosecutor,
George Oliphunt, to pay coi-ls.
Overseers of Poor of Suiibury vs Overseers of
Northumberland. Appeal from order of remo
val of Kmiliudii Motl to Northumberland.
Com. vs John Horn, Arson. True Bill. This
case is from Mt. Curinel.
Com. vs Kli.is Shudcl, John A. Klingcr und
Scnara T. Kidinan. Larceny of threo heifers.
True bill ut lust Sessions. This case cumo up
for trial, uud took up all or Wednesday. It 1.
suld that thu three heifers were stolen by thu
above defendants from the uncle of Shndl. 6ha
di I, one of the ubove defendants, was indicted at
lat com I ou several churyi s, among them rape,
robbeiy, &e. The larceny of the luileis occur
nil at it place called Kliiigeistown, near the
Schuylkill county line. Tin y Here well supplied
with witnesses ou both side. Out would con.
; tr.iilK t His oilier, and lies ivim. due would seur
that u certain Hilni-sa did Iml liear a yinid repu
tulluii, uud another .aid he bad. Probably forty
wlllie.scs Wi re siibpu nhd III the ci
t oin. v. Wills Met .. null k. Laru'M. This U
llm long Unwind geiitlemuii who Ulled his .iriil
mill stoleu icimhIs from llm shop keiieisuf Him.
bury, wits di li l ted, arre.led, uud bulged lu Jail,
liberated on the small ttlid lualgiiiiicuul ball of
t.'kXJ, Slid I lieu left for pall. Ullklluwu. Ill) S.I
deull Willi tleinly by lbs grsud Jmy, as tin)
fouud s.'uiu.l liiiu IIiii. liuu bills lor litretuy,
bill II ll 1s gollt Hi it ,11,1. thu IU4ltir.
" lie I. laud Juiy sieiuid to bate bono 4 sd.id
lk '.i their Us lbiiulious daiinif lltr uioiulu.',
upoi. a rill of lujuiitieul uj.iiu.i il, iuiH rvi.oi.
I I'l'l' Au.fu.IJ I U.lllp, It bo Hfu.ed lu open
I a public iiiad. u.) ta t iu and I ib.iiiii4 III.
lloiioi, Ju,l'u W.11,.1.. tl. it lb, tiiul.l bi4 uu.
Ija.kl llielll U.il tas lbs lllat'tr, klid Ilu)
ltiit4 l In) toui4 Mot Kt a Umjoiil). U- i
ut limit Ii. bl, kosienur, If s)iuj Ibil Ibtii
Jul) Ha. tl lull IU. If UUU.Ur al, Up.'U S bl.l
u4 if lb. ) f-ul4 U'4 IU till HuitM U lumtd.
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Com. vs Gabriel Shade!. Burglary and Larco
ny. Prosceutor, Jacob Tobias. The defendent
Is quite n young man, nnd tho scene of the theft
was In Jordan township. He was accused of
stealing threo hams, a shoulder nnd some other
meat from a smoke, lionse.' The court lu their I
chargo said that as a smoke house was not part !
of a dwelling house, breaking Into It would liot :
be burglary ; tint If convicted of the second count j
In the lmlletment It. would bo larceny only. lie- j
fore the (irund Jury, It was sworn that nil the
parlies tried nt this court, from this neighbor
hood ore members of a gang nl thieves regularly
organized with a President, ifee. Verdict guilty, '
on second counl, nna not of hn'glary. j
Com. vs 8. B. Buyer. Aggravated assault and
battery. True bill from last sessions. Verdict '
not guilty. j
C?iii. vs Joseph Conrnd. Resisting Constable.
Round ever to next sessions. j
Coin. V Jonathan Charles. Obtained lumber1
under false pretences, Ontrlnl. j
The homicide case will e'rmn off as soon nsthU
is finished, and will go over into next week. i
CorTcsponilcnfe. j
Mt. Caiimel, March l;'i, 1871.
Mr.ssns. Ens: On Wednesday, the 8th Inst.,
the corner stone of the Welsh congregational
church was laid with masonic ceremonies. Every,
thinir passed off pleasantly.
Our little borough has become quiet niraiii, and
It has been hoped that there may he no more acts
ot violence committed for soma time to come.
There Is a very strong Police force In the. borough :
who appear determined to enforce the laws.
It is to bo deplored that so many of our citi- i
zens look with disfavor on the necessity of hav
ing nlirht Police, asserting that the only object '
hud lu view, Is to protect "blacklegs."
We would Infer from such talk that they arc
then In favor of Inflicting such Injury as wiis in
flicted on Hoffman or off lllncklegs. There is
but little consistency about such men, ns they
were loth to acknowledge that the W. It. A. had '
nnything to do with the late nlrnlr, and yet they
sav oinnly that the Police force is to protect
"Hlaeklcgs.
Several of the Collieries were obliged to sus
pend shipments for a low days.owing to the high
water iu the slopes. I hey are all at work niraiu
hut Coal R!dgi',whic.h wilfbe, ready u'lotit Friday
to resume. "Caledonia" Oolliery started this
week. All at work now except the "Reliance.
"P."
Gents' line Ficnch Calf, Hox-toe Boots, stitch
ed bottom, at the Regulator,
liusfncRs Notices.
Tun Music store of H. B. Masser has been re
opened, und some one will he constantly In nt- ;
tendance. Xcw music, Violin strings. Picture ;
frames, Paintings, Chromos and l.ithogi.'iphs,
will be furnished nt the very lowest prices. Pi- j
nnos, Organs nnd other musical Instruments, j
will not only warranted iuqunlity.biittobc much i
cheaper than uny sold by irresponsible traveling
pedlars.
Hohsi-s at Ptni.ic Kai.e. Fifteen head of j
horses will wo sold at tho United States Hotel, I
in Milton, on Saturday 25th inst. Sev'al pair,
of these horses are closely mated. A credit of i
sixty days will bo given, or two per cent, off for i
cash. J. H. WILSON.
. One IIi Nunr.ri per Ckst. Since the enlarge- ;
ment of Oak Hall the largest clothing Iioubc in
Philadelphia tho business has increased nearly
a hundred per cent. It jiecms Imjiosslblt to build ;
a house too large for a business conducted ou the I
principle of fair dealing and small proCts.
SiioEMAKnits- materials for manufacturing, at
the Regulator.
Look out for the Spring styles of Roots and .
Shoos nt the Excelsior. W. H. Miller is nl- !
ready preparing to laying in the largest stock i
ever brought here. Cau't go amiss at his Store ;
to get the latest style as well us the best mate
rial. Kvery kind of men's, women's and children's
make ou hand.
Closino Pbicku ok DkIIavcn A Buo., 4U S.
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Mnreh 8, 1871.
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Silver
Union l'aeilie R. It. Ut M. Bonds..
Central l'aeilie R. P.
L'nioii l'aeilie Land (ijai'd Honda..
Ilf.O tlfiO
745 700
T TOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION.
i l Kor the Relief and Cure of the Errinir and i
Unfortunate, on Principles of Christian :iiilaii-
thropy. Kssays on the Lrrois of Vcuth, and the
lollies of Aire. In relation to Mauiiiaoi: and So
cial Evils, wiih sanitary aid for the utrlilrc ,
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, llox P, Philadelphia.
Pa. mav7.'70-lv.
4ami.tg.C5.
(, the 7th inst., nt the Reformed pursoiiuire,
I in Turbotville, by Rev. Calvin S. (ierlmrd, Mr.
'.i""1'- Skvukb and Mrs. Mahy Taxnkii, all of
. oin u nioeriantl co
, Pa.
! In Norihumberland, on the 'J?th lilt., WM. M.
NKSU1T, proprietor of tlie Washington Hotel,
aged about I'J years.
In this pbicu on tho 10th inst., 8AMLKL
STEllliLY. Lsij., uged about 40 years.
In this place, ou the 111 lust., GEOROIE
COUPKR. son of Thomas Cooper of this place.
In this pluee, ou Wednesday hist, V. T. HRl.'N
I'll, son ol C. J, it Louisa llruner, iu his 8lh yeur.
In this place, on Wednesday Ubt, Mrs. NAN
CY CASSK'l'T, uned til! veins.
Nuubnry Urulu V Produce .Hurki't.
CtillllECTril W KEKI.V IIY llll.r 0K11IM11'1I.
filltis Choice Willie Wheat
Hrst Amber, Winter
Corn
live
Outs, (3a lbs.)
liiM Auiber, Vinter, per mek
.1 i. .. (,lirll.
Corn Meal, per cwt.,
Ill TTKil New York
IViiiim Iviinia Roll
Funs Per lor.eii
Ml.l Dried Ilu f, ht lb
Smoked Minion
' Villi. ou
I.AKIi per Hi
r'lsll Salt While Kllll, per lb
' Trout "
Cud "
r're.h Shad
VluCTiUM 'l'ui'liiis, pir bllnllel
I'olatoes '
Onions " "
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lloininy, " "
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B, ...ill slid lb. .In nl .Iml. iu Ilia 11. i -
tousli id uiibui t . ou I ill. It b. is si. riv.iid it
I ii-. ! . loi j l.oii., .l .l.U mid oulb..ll,jlne,
1 bu I. 'iili. .1. 4 J, ll ol lluU IKlUt, ilii 'l
Alio, (.,4 uu Sl4l.et tlHel, lu lb tfnlilllilll
ut klibuiy, utt ttbuu Ibiis sis dsiliiiiit liM.it,
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ltd, II IS 4 II 44 HililHl.l M
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READY-MADE
CLOTHING.
Jjy t!io Finest Goods;
Work Is
The Newest Styles;
of the very
tho Best
bfstchnrnftcr.
vWorkman-
Easy rules for
vship ; the
measurement,
. Greatest
prices, &.O., sent
xTnrie-
free to any part of
America, and good fits.
JrS Gents' Furnishing
Goods. Wrappers 4
BoysN
Under-Wear of all
&. flj kinds for all sea-
lllllluTll cnna Uklf.
n t I i r"
-m vi r -".. .'
Wear at
d3lUIII3IIIIIU- wiw
IvIownricesA 11 Specialty
OAK HALL,
Sixth & Market Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
;INcw riour and Feed Store!
i li. IV. Till KSTOX,
Corner of Fourth and Market Stroit,
I SUNlifRV, ri'.XX'A,
' IVa.i just opened a f'lo-.ir and Feed Store, where
he will keep constantly on hand, a general
assortment of the best brands of
jtr1 Xj O TLX 11 ,
rtEI) OK EVKHV OEiSCniPTION,
l'OT.STor.S.
Flit IT,
I!CT TF.R,
tiiGS,
and
YIXETABLES
f nil kinds,
Suiibury, l i
nt the verv lowest market prices.
li. 11, 171
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AM lIJI.T.IHrltA A CO.'S,
rurnit lire. latlroM., rrutlieris, und
P.KUniNG WAKKROOM8,
41 North Tenth tit., lielow Arch, Phiiadt'phia.
CIIAMUF.R FL'RM T URK.
Spring Reds,
Spiinir Cots,
Spring Mattresses,
'Feather,
' Kesther Reds,
; Holders and Pill-jws,
I 'olititerpanes,
'i. omfortalilcs,
iilaliUets,
C.'iii'.tx.
Hair
do.
Husk
Straw
do.
do.'
CALL AND SKE 'I HE
Wovon Wire J!a(fres,
The best bed cvr oil'und for sale.
X. 11. Our'iiiti'iition is to treat, all customers
jo that they will become permanent dealers with
us. and orders will receive the same attention,
and persons can buyju?t as cheap as if present
at I lie store.
March 4lli, 1S71. Sin.
FA S IS 1 X A IS L K SI 1 1. 1. 1 X K It V .
FALL AND " vTxT Eli ST Y I. E S.
I MISS I.. SIaIKSI.i:K,
j MARKET "I'l'AIiK, SUNIH.'HY, PA.
i Herlarire assort ment cf
i MILI.IXEUY GOODS,
j IiOXX ETS AX D HATS,
i Rmno.No, FnATiiKfts, Fi-owkks, Eacks,
j II AT AXD ISOXXET FRAMES.
A lart'o variety of trimmed and tintrimmcd
: Hats, Ladies' and cliil'lnn's Hosiery, bem
' stitched lace and linen Handkerchief", 'kid and
; lislo (iloves. Cornets, ilrf;i bullous, iruipure
laces, fringes, ladies' uccklica, and i.inev ribbons
j for bows and sahcs, in ureal variety. Real and
. imitation liair chignons, fiizes, carls aud switch
j C6. A large assortment of
SEIl'l'ER PATTERXS,
Zicnivits, Gi: it nan town Worn., &c
An cudle-s variety of Notions and coods
! usually kept '.r. a Grid chus miliiinrv s;ore.
CientS' Collars, Cull':;, Neckties! Ilitiulker-
ents' Collars, Cull':;, Neckties,
chiefs, &e.
The eltizens of Sunbury and vicinity, ecnoially,
arc invited lo call aud sou this bplenuid assoit
mvu't. L. SII1SSLER.
Sun'tury, Oct. 9, 1S70,
jvjt:iaie.'s.
Ko. D02 Chcutuut Street, Philadelphia.
Havlnglarg. lv lncreas-,-1 their PLATI'D WARE
Departnicul, call special attention to their
Hn k ol
SILVER I'LATEP GOODS,
comprising, liesldes their i-ual line of pine I
Males ot high grades, it inot couipic'.s
aSMiituicut of
t n: l.i: m .vui:s.
PLATKD ON WII1TK METAL,
reliuble lu oiialiiv. and otlcred at rxccediugly low
prices. A full line of
i PI ATPIl PnflW rOnKfi. I Afll FS. ijf'.
AISO, I
FINE TABLE CUTLERY, j
! cvprcsslv made for their re: ail sails, and furiiib. .
'"'l '" ir"iiili ilorcns or In coinplele set., put up iu .
' UoM'Wood an I Walnut Cases. j
' All goods .old on tli. lr own uiciils at llxed
.Ml i price., lill.ietic.l in I'ulill limine. 10 e.ii u pun
,1.11111. Ill
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MEAT M'i.',
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krui a "xi r is
;H I iianuary, 1 1, ii.i iy.
I
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OF
11W OaHII mQEM I
S. llmrfldisr linvinr; just opoticil a firtit diiHSi ctn"'r.r;hir,int in Moore A DiBsIrrjer'f
HuiMins Third Struct, "bolow Market, bulween Markst Stj:: autl the roitOfflco,
Kespcctrully invitee tlio public lo call nnd
FOU MEN. UOl.?,
lllif
TRUNKS. VALISES, &c, &c.
His Heady Made Clotliing nrc nil made tr,.i;is own order, i:i tho latoat styla of aeliion
nud bent uinnncr of workinnnRhi), nnd equal to tT.ato'n work,
IX HATS & CAPS AXD GF.XTS' FTIRXISHIXO GOODS,
ho keeps a l:u-;c nssortruont of all thn lending styles, nnd fashioni, and baa made ar
rangemcnts to receive new ( ioods from tho cily every week.
HE WILL SELL ALL HIS GOODS AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Auy person in need of anylhing in hi.i lino vrill find it to their interest to give biro
call and hear Iub prices before purchacini; elsewhere
Between Market Squaro nnd the Fost Office,
rx
BARGAINS ! !
A.T THE TEAV YORK STORE,
We propone to sell for 30 l:iys comnii iicin SATURDAY. Dccfoibef 17, 170, at a,
reduclioa oi lo to -i per cent, for c:i.4i. Our sfoil: of Fori in nnd Domestic Di v
Goods; embnices SII.KS, DRESS GOODS. 1,1 N EX, If OS I EH Y. (J LOVES, WHITE
GOOl S, LACES & EMlil'ODl EHlfcs, LA PI ES & GENT'S CX DERWARE. Also,
I .J; '
Our block il i.- oreigji and D.nneHiii' Dry Gooil;; ia ve-y lariv, avid with a view to tt
speeily disposal of it, we. have MARKED DOWN th'e ''.'icrs to a figure no low tha
this is unquestionably the time, for great bargains iu Dry Goods.
We offer Bleached Muslius at the following low figures,
Four qtiarter New York wills, 20 cts.,
I per vnril
lour iiuarter Davoe. 'JU els., per
Hill .Semper Idem, IS cts., per Vdrd ; "
fourth Shoo Fly, i:j cts., per yiii'd ; fntir
Coventry, 12 cts., per yard ; j Covculry
1 i Davoe, wnts wr yard ; four fourth Nashua L, 20 cent? per yard ; four fourth
Nashua 11, IS cmiis per yard ; four fourth Atlantic -V., Hi cents per yard ; four l'outth
Appleton r, 121 cents pi t ya''d ; four fourth Indian Uivhatd V, 12 cents per yard ; j
llari'isbuis, 11 cents pi.r yard ; llarrislmi-e; 10 cents per yard; 2.1 Lleacned Vtica
Shei -tinj 02 cenls per yard ; 2j lileached Waiiham, Sin , tin lo cents per yard ; Uleach
cd ( 'ahot, 22 cenls per yard.
Jill-ached Canton Flannels from 15 to 22 ; Unbleached C.tntou Flannels from 12 to
20 ; Wool and Cotton Flannels, from 22' to lu ; ail 'Vool ilaiuicls. 2o to tiO ; Ked al
Wool Flannels 2."i lo 55 ; iiinghatns, 2,i to "iO ; Ticking, lo to 2S ; l'ap'T Cambrics, 12
Colored CamhiicK 12; Calicos fine ti lo 121.
LA ill i:.S' JKALMUUA L SK 1 UTS 7" to 2.00.
LAD I KS' FLLT SKI11TS, Horn ?.00, to 4.00.
LAI) IKS' S1IALLS. from SLaS to 12.3G
Wiliiiiiatic Ci'iO yard spool!!. 5 tf! ; Conlec 200 yard r-poo!?. Sets; Clark' 200 yard
tpoole, 8 els ; Clark's O. N. T, all colors, 8 cts ; Star Alpaca ilraids, 0 yards 9 cents.
15 EST SIXTEEN BONE COUSETS, NINETY CENTS,
ALKXANMU KID UL0YES ALL IIOLORS,
i JoM iihine S. anili hS Kid ( il.ivi s, J?2.2" ;
J (ilovi s, sl.00. All the Kid 'low s alii guaranteed, il they rip another pair given ir.
' exehanee. In (iildition to the above (imitations iiimiii our dumi slie bli.ek which is ex
celled by none in thi-t inarl.i t, we
jracin.-'u lull line of 11(.1 Kit V ,
wo'ild
CLO'lllS A TJ X) O A.SR IMlmS,
Flauni lN and lllai.UetH, Noiiou", Ca.peM and Oil Cl.itlis. We make a speciality iu
Carpet, and laito now, in stock it lull line of all guides and tpialilicd ery low iu pnec
Our Dre?5G"od Dopartircnt includes vrry c!x;C'? Seiluitlcus, in o'.'. nnd French1
Fabiici.
Tlia Red Xmoix iklpacas
i
', wo gtntriintee to U mipeiior in every icipi
tliul have not the priro given in the Hhovo
CI NTOl'F F )U CASH
JMI. I . till A l l lt A 0..
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b. IIEIJZFELDEK.
Sunbury, Fa.
lAKGAMS ! !
per ynrd ; four qtmvter "Wniiifutta, 0 c.ts.,
van! ; j nut ol the Loom, lb cts., per yard ;
Hill Siinprr Idem, lii cts.. per yard; four
fiiuifh Social L. 12 1 t-is., per yard ; four fourth
i! ct '.. per ya.'d.
Fniircss Kid filovi s, '1.23. A'idettee Kid
tall ei.n .' ial alti-miou to our di pai tmeof em
ct to nnd brand in this mnikel. 1
hot w ill bo I'l t'TEFN T ' TV EN
All
Roods
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