Sunbury American., June 10, 1871, Image 4

jiscelhntons.
(eMail.
ftUsttUancotts.
v
usaUitnttftts.
Ramrfitdttrtrs.
Black Cake, One pound of butter, ono
pound of flour, ono pound of augar, four
pounds of raisins, ono pound ofcitron, ono
pound of figs, cightegga, ono cup of molas
ses, ono wine glass of wino, ono wine glass
of brandy, throo nutmegs, one tablcspoon
ful of cloves, two tablcspooufuls of cinna
mon, nnd two of mace. If this should not
bo black enough, please add an amendment
in the form of mi ounce of pulverized char
coal, which can bo procured of any drug
gist, aud which will add greatly to tho hue
of the cake, and is very healthy in its efl'ect
on tho system.
Tickled Tomatoes. To one peck of
green tomatoes, add eight onions and six
green peppers ; cut them in slices, and
snriiiklo thorouchlv with salt : let them re-
maiu over uigbt. In the morning drain off
tho juico, cover witu vinegar, dou nvo
minutes, again drain of tho liquid to pre
vent fermentation, add one cup of sugar
with mustard Bocd and spices, place in a
stone jar, and cover with st rong vinegar.
To keep Egos. Eggs wilt only keep a
few days in salt ; and tho Bait in which
they are kept should not be Used afterwards
for the same purpose. To preserve them
for two or three months grease them all
over with melted mutton suet, and then
'wodgo them close together, small end down
ward, in a box of bran, layer above layer.
Tho box must boclosely covered. Char
coal is better than brau. Keep them in
tho coolest part oi'tho hoitsc.
Oraham Floitr Mefflns. Ono niut
of sour milk, and a small teaspoonful of
soda ; one tablespoonlul 01 sugar ; braham
Hour enough to make a thick batter. Bako
in rings, or drop the ba,tlcr in spoonfuls on
a square tin. A little rait should be added
to tho batter before baking.
Crumpets. Tal:e three lea-cupsful of
raised dough and work into halt a tea-cupful
of melted butter, three eggs, aud milk
to make a thick batter. liake in a not,
buttered pan, in half an hour.
Good Rice Pudding without Egos.
Ono cup of rice to nine cups of sweet milk ;
set upon tho stove three bouts without noil
iug, until tho rice swells so as to partially
thicken tho milk, stir occasionally, then
add one cup of raisins, sweeten to your
tasto, bake ono hour and a bait.
Ribbons Renewed. Wash in cool suds
made of soap, and Iron when damp. Cover
the ribbon with a clean cloth, and pass tho
the iron over that. If you wish to stilleu
the ribbon, dip it, while drying, into gum
araDic water.
To Whiten Straw Hats. Scrape
stick sulphur with a knife, mix tho powder
to a mush with water, plaster it thickly
over tho straw, nnd place in the hot sun
several hours ; brush off when dry. An
easy and effectual plan.
To Keep Kstives from Rusting. An
excellent way to keep knives from rusting
is to scour incm on a board, crosswise,
with some dry brick, after having wiped
tbcm periectly dry ; ana put tncui away
without wiping oil the brick dust.
llow to dry fruit. Tho general
promise of a largo fruit crop this year, and
the probability that the industry ot the lann
lies of our country readers will bo turned
to most profitable account in drying fruits
lor market, a brauch ot commerce which
supplies many families with comforts and
necessities, at a comparatively small outlay
of labor, makes the following directions
for preparing fruits particularly worth of
note:
Apples. Pick before fully ripe, pare all
over, slice from each sido to tho core the
thinner the slices the quicker they will dry,
and the higher price they will bring. All
pared nnd sliced fruits should be dried iu
tho shado aud out of the wiud, to preserve
a light color, ou which yery much dspend
uic pneo.
Peaches should be picked before too
ripe, sliced towards the centre, so thin that
when dry the slices will notbethickorthan
the blade of a tablo knife. Bo very par
ticular and dry them a light color. Dark
peaches are always dull salo at half prico
or less than bright ones. Peaches, ii not
peeled, should be cut in halves.
Cherries. Tako out every seed nnd
dry without; any admixture of sugar or
syrup, and dry thoroughly. Tho damper
they arc the less prico they sell for. Cher
ries not seeded nro a little valuo uud dull
of salo.
Blackberries, Whortleberries and Rasp
berries should not, iu p'ickiug and drying,
lose any of their juice: tho pulp is ol no
value.
Damsons nnd. other blums should bo
dried without seed.
Pears and quinces should be sliced tho
samo as Peaches, aud bo free from sores
nud seeds.
Remember, that neither peach uor cherry
seeds, apple cores or peelings, sugar, syrup
or water, will sell lor dried fruit. By care
lessly or Intentionally leaving or putting
them iu, you will in the luicu liavo to pay
for sorting, where it euu uo done, and fuse
the amount paid for freight ou the portion
of uo value.
Keep the fruit clean, nnd do not forget
the fact that the better it is iirepurcd tho
quicker it will sell, aud the higher prico it
will bring. J-iistly, puck iu uiee, clean
but ruin, boxes or bags.
Cukam Cakk. Break two eggs in a cup,
uud till ui) with trvnm. Ono cuit of nuiiiir.
one uud 0110 hulf cups of Hour, oue-hulf
hjHxmiui 01 soua.
The Ct'iiK or Canc kk. Somo remark
nblo cures of cancer, cllccU'd by Uio uhi of a
tlucocliou of the coiumou red clover drank
u a teii uuX um.il as a wuhti, have lately
culled I liu public attt'uiiou lit the uudieul
propcrtiin of llii plaut. Thin, however,
caimul bo kuid (o Ut u new remedy ; it htu
U eu employed for some year rnst, nud
Hii ro nro auniu uppunully wtill-utu toU
i-uscs of iu eilieacy even utter tho dikuutu
hud becoino duiicin6liy puiul'ul, aud nil
hopu wujjlveu up.
I. U K ON Al'I'LH TltKKri. TlIK Uurnl
A'tui Yutltt Im tho fulloftiiiu; iu relation
to tin lieu w hit Ii nro au tYe'imiilly found ou
ftpplu lr: A corrckponJi ut auiula u a
ktxlloit ot balk I'n 'HI Ull pplu tree. coViixd
wan lieu, ami ukki if wo t.iu explain H l.nl
Ik iU CilUau, ll bill ll ul In IliU llVi k ttlul I ho
Ukl runtuUy, it ik llm Apl'lo llntk-
loUMt (ClttVUl b,UlUll4 IllltUlHI, MolM.ll).
ll U Uio I it'iuiuoiu ou uiiliialllilui Wilk in
ok Dial nro uruwn 1m Kr.t Uud uio liioel
liktly lu bu ml. Uil vkillt lltviu. ll l bull
lullgirut: mid kliouU U IkUliillimUd.
A tiol Uky lu tin ibu I ii,i 1 1,
triwk lilii4ily Willi iiiitumu uud k.lwk.
Aluk nluuu. If you IiiiYv Ui Uikiiuiu u
kntiv, plauwl nUiUl llm rl- uoi iu dou.
b-t WHllllui Wly-Mlll lulu iNfUplluj
Iliu kiiia ftboul llm Uiu. 'I Lit kpitutf laku
M lnm, nud Ltw llm Uiik fuck! Kfipini
IlitiU mtU llui ru MUU klfulij kuip kml.
'1 UlM kUuuld Ui 4ulM kl OlikM nu4 tl.u !
14 rn-KUd uutm ui luitw Uiom lUk) Um
tlokkou. lu 1 1. lull Ul ol .SgutU -tobiUk)4U
thu Uul k hti4 ll4.r liuiU of
llrfi libu, 'I'hik, with tu4um o( tuuik !
j.l.od lu lit tUl(iUi ut lUk ut4,WIII pl
lUi lk. lu Uol X llt Hkb ywu nt ik)
.Jlll.
HENRY T. IIELKIBOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT CATAWBA
GRAPE HPIILIjS-
Component Parts Fluid Extract Rhubarb and
rinid fcxiraoi waiawDa urnpe iute.
Fnr Liver Comclntnt. Jaundice. Bilious Affec
tions, Sick or Nervous Headache, Costlyeness,
etc. Purely Vegetable, containing no mercury,
Minerals or Deleterious Drags.
M
These Pills are the most dcllehtfully pleasant
purgntlvc, superseding castor oil, salts, magne
sia, etc. mere is miming morn ucccijwiujo
the stomach. They glvo tone, and cause nolthcr
nnusca nor gripping pains. They nro composed
of tho finest ingredient. After a few days' nso
of them, such nn lnvlgoratlon of the entiro sys
tem takes place as to appear miraculous to the
weak nnd enervated, whether arising from Im
prudence or disease. tl. T. llcimooms toiu
pound Fluid Extract.Catawbn Grape Pill are not
snar-coatcd, from tho fuct that sugar-coated
Pills do not dissolve, but pass through the sto
mach without dissolving, consequently do not
produce the desired effect. 1 ho Catawba Orapo
Pills, being pleasant In taste and odor, do not
necessitate tbelr being sugar-coated. Prico fifty
cents per box.
IE
HF.MtV T. IIEHMBOlMVf
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
l'luid Extract NarMnpurllla
WIU radically exterminate from the system Scro
Tuln, Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Soro Eyes,
Soro Logs, Sore Mouth, Bore Hcnd, Bronchitis,
Skin Diseases, Salt Hhcum, Cankers, Runnings
from the Ear, White Swellings, Tumors, Cancer
ous Affections, Nodes, Rickets, Glandular BweU
Inirs. Nlcht Sweats. Rash, Tetter, Humors of all
kinds, Chronic Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and all
diseases that have been established in the system
for years.
I
Being prepared expressly for tho above Com
plaints. Its blood-purfying properties nro greater
than any other preparation of 8a,rsaparilla. It
gives tho complexion a clear nnd healthy color
and restores the Paticut to a state, of Health aud
Purity. For Purifying the Blood, rcmoviug all
chronic constitutional diseases arising from an
Impure state of the Blood, aud the only reliable
and effectual known remedy for the cure of pains
and swelling of the Bones, Ulcerations of tho
Throat and Legs, Blotches, Pimplos on tho Fnce,
Ervshiclgs nnd all scaly eruptions of tho skm.
nud beautifying the complexion. Price, $1.50
per Bottle.
HEXRY T. HELMBOLD'8
CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT I11CI1C,
THE GREAT DIURETIC,
has cured every case of Diabetes iu which It has
been irlvcu. irritation ot tuc neck of the Bind
dcr aud Inflnmntion of tho Kidneys, Ulceration
of the Kidneys nnd bladder, retention of Urine,
Diseases of the prostrate Gland, Stone in the
Bladder. Calculus, Gravel. Brlckdust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky Discharges, and for En
feebled and Delicate Constitutions or totn sexes,
attended witn tiie following symptoms : indis
position to exertion. Loss of Power, Loss of Me
mory. Difficulty of Breathing, Weak Nerves,
Trembling, Horror of Disease, Wakefulness,
Dimness of Vision, Pain lu tho buck I lot Hands,
Flushing of tho Body, Dryness of the Skin, Erup
tion on the face, pal id Countenance, Universal
lasritudo of the Muscular system, etc.
Used by persons from tho ages of eighteen to
tweuty-llve, and from thlrty-llvo to fllty-llve or
in the decline or change oi uio j niter conune.
mcnt or labor pains s bcdwcttiirg In children.
nelmbold's Extract Buchu Is Diuretic and
Blood-purifying, nnd cures nil diseases arising
from habits ol dissipation, nnd excesses and Ini
deuces m Life, impurities of the Blood, etc.
superseding copaiba in aUcctatious for which it
is used, nud syphilitic auectlons in these (Us
rases used iu connection with Helinbold's Rosa
Wash.
LADIES.
In many nffectations peculiar to Ladles, tho
Extract Buehu is uuequalcd by any other reme
dy as lu chlorosis or retention, Irregularity,
palnlnlncss pr suppression ol customnry cvacuii'
tious. Ulcerated or cclilrua state of tho Uterus,
Lcuoorrllica or Whites, sterility, nnd for nil
complaints incident to tho, sex, whether arising
indiscretion or nnuits oi dissipation, it is pre
scribed extensively by tho most em'nent pliysl
clans and midwlves for cufccblpd nud delicate
constitutions, of both sexes and ull ages (attend
ed with any of the above diseases or symptoms.)
II. T. HELMBOLD'8 EXTRACT BUCIUT
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPRU
DENCES, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC.,
in ull their stages, at little cxpeuse, llltlu or no
change in diet, uo luconveuieuco, ana no expo
sure. It causes a frequent desire, nud gives
strength to Urlnato, thereby removing Obstruc
tions, Prcventiug and Curiug Strictures of tho
Urethra, Allaying Pain nnd lunumntlon, so fro-
qneut in this class of diseases, nud expelling all
I'olsouous mutter.
'Jhousunds who have been the victims of in
conicUf!t persons, and who have jmid heavy
fees to be cured In a snort tune, nave lound they
have been deceived, and thut the "Poison" hits,
by the use of "powerful astringents," becu dried
up in the system, to hrcak out In a more iiggra-
vuieu lorm, and icriiitps aner .Marriage.
Use Helinbold's Extract Buchu for all Affco
tlons aud Diseases of the Unlitry Orguus, whi lh
cr exUtlng iu Male or female, from whatever
originating, and uo mutter how long standing.
nice, one uonur una uity cents per cotno.
1L
IIENRT T. IlELMBOLD'S IMPROVED ROSE
WASH
cannot be surpassed at a Fuce Wash, and will be
found tho only uperiQe remedy lu every species
of Cutaneous Allecllou. It upeedily erudicutes
Pimples, hKit, Scorbutic Driit'6i, Iudurutlous
of tut) t iitancou Membruiie, etc., dUiiels Red
neis and Incipient lutlumution, Hives, Ruth
Moth 1'utchcs, Dryness of Scalp or Sklu. Fro
Bites, uud all purposes fur which bulves or Oiut
menu ure used I rcatores the sklu to a state of
purity HUil koftuuss, aud insures coulluuud
lieiillhy aellou to thu tls.ua of it Vessels, ou
f. rtch deends the agreeuble clearness and viva
city of cuuiiiluxluu so uiui h suuirhx and admired
Bui however vuluublu us a remedy fur eiii-liu?
defects o." the skin, 11. T. IU luibold's Rosa WuU
hits loug u.lulnid Its priueiple clului to unbound'
ed patruiiugu, by pokMsaing ijuulltiek which reu
utr a louut ai.ua ul ma uuwl buiKilu
live huh voiiguniai euurui tir, coiuiiiiiiug In au
i k guul furiuuU ll.u.0 proiiuiuuV ruulllu4. hulc
ty uud t ltlcuiy tlio luvurlublu aeconuwuliuuuu
ol lu uie-ai a l'ru..TVuuv aud RchtiaUer of
His Luiuplekluil. 11 ik uu txoelluut Loliuu for
tiMiitKs of a Byptiillili) Nitluro, uud as au luj
lion for dltuoKk of thk I'riuury llrgaus, uruiiiK
fiulU llitbllS of dll'.lllull, used iu I'oUUiM'ttou
vi lilt llm fcHrurls Uutuu, 6arMivirllla, audi
l.taoa uiuHi I lll, iu ueu UUouaek ut ruia
uiciidtd, i'4uiiol bu turputtvd. t'iic, oua dullur
pir buitia.
I3D
full kiij pitil aliMilubt aocuiuiauy lUk
Ulwlli lllok.
r wjium of llm luual reHMiilil aud icILiLU
tltuiit.tor IuiuuIjmI ou 'i iu tlou, UU huu
dittla ol iIiku.uuJ of I0I114 ilivuvk, aud Ut.
Muid ol jO.uou unuluiivd MiliUikliwkii4 ivtuiu
buu Ulmy Uttcia. lu.iuy oi kbu hkik In. in llui
bibv.l kuui.vii ImluU.uf triiuuciil 'li .i. utm,
I Uikuitu, MImiu.u, iu. 'Ilut iofiu,lur k
luiuttil ii IUul ulilUuiiu, iu lui Mt:.
I Itti U'Ak Uut du llil li.iiu iU Uti lliul
is liu.ln lauk kk feluduid I'lvMiktluut, ktui
ilt nut ut4 l tx yitu i4 uy b kniiUuti.
llrMrjr T. Ilrltwttl4'a 4mm1m I'r.
iaralii.
Iwlluiwl tx u) k4aits. tvvuik fioMt bW,i.
ka.l.luV-d kbOkiil til Ikktily Ifckik. Kuid l
l,"JH'l ifUJlluL. A44IWM MiMk lo Ul.
tt.u, u, bM.u4.b. 1st Ui T. iUikMI,
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Sunbury Cattle Insurance
Company.
THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR TIIE
YEAR ENDING JANUARY 1st, 1871
Number of Policies,
Amonnt of Property Insured,
Amount of Premium Notes in force.
713.
52,815,00
134,813,00
3000,00
1000,00
300,95
720,00
CABn ASSETS.
Amonnt loaned at Interest,.
Amonnt In Treasurer' hands,
Amount due from Agents,
Amonnt dne from other tonrces,
Available Capital,
139,2311,1)5
Insure your rattle.
INSURE with a responsible and perfectly re
liable Company. Insure where your losses
will be paid promptly.
THIS IS A MUTUAL PROTECTIVE COM
PANY.
TTenon. nnllkn other Companies, von nro sure
of being paid promptly for all losses, If lusurcd
in this Company.
OUR RATES OF INSURANCE ARE LESS
THAN THOSE Or ANf 01UH.lt
COMPANY.
Being mutual, our expenses nro less, nnd or
Clinrter Is Perpetual. We Day losses by all kinds
of accidents by death, (excepting iu cases of
epidemics,) by theft, Ac, &c. We pay prompt
ly. No red tnpo proceedings 10 ouium jour
money in case ot loss.
Nearly fiS.OOO paid on Cows alone
Since Organisation.
Look at tho list of Losses puld on Cows alone by
ihis company.
M Hcnnlnger, Sunbury, Pa f 33,
D Ililgcrt, Northumberland I0,
George Eckert. " '.:. 0,
8 B Dodge, . " oli
Charles Bollck, Mt Cnrmcl 30,
Esubens 8lpplc, " 40,
Catharine Wagner, Watsontown 4,
George Heir, Northumberland - SO,
Jacob Snyder, Sunbury 83,33
J W BAsslcr, " - BO,
Minor Cady, Dewnrt 00,
Catharine Marts. Shnmokln 40,
Trancls Buchcr, Sunbury. T 30,
Samuel B Price, Upper Lciiign w,
Joseph Deppcn, Mt Carmcl 0,
Matthias Bcholiy, "
Francis McCarty, " ; 50,
Maria Kramer, Watsontown 45,
Joseph Nicely, Jr., Dcwnrt ......40,
J & R C Qulggle, Pine, Clinton co ;..40,
R Rnmngc, Shenandoah, SchuglklU co 40,
J S Tharp, Shnmokln 40,
Thomas Wardrops, sn carmci ,
N A Loudonslagcr, norndon, ; 40,
Rachel Cramer, Fisher's Ferry 40,
G L Reagan, Bhcnnndoau, Schuylkill co BO,
Jacob Shine, V " 40,
Jacob StolU, " "
D II Bower. Herndon ; 30,
Geo B Lahr, Georgetown 40,
John H Ossman, Sunbury 40,
W B Wallace, Korthumbcrluna u,
nSCraham, " 50,
Kebccca Koblo, Georgetown -to,
Philip Wintcreteln, Watsontown .,.30,
G 8 Low. Llmo Ridge. Columbia co ..40,
Lewis Osterhnut, Laurel Run, Luzerne co... 40,
Mary J lline, Northumberland to,
B F Krohn, Snubury 40,
Androw Healy, Girnrdsvillc, Schujlkill co.. 40,
Patrick Fnrgeson, Mt Carmel 40,
Martin Deluncy, Shenandoah city 14,
John Dane, Ashland, Schuylkill co 10,
Authony McLaughlin, uirurnsviiie to,
Llnynmn 8 Iay, Malinnoy Plane 40,
R Johnson, Raven Run 40,
David Bauchcr, Berwick 87,
J D Foclit, Pottsville v 30,
Erastus Sober, Point twp K,
A Lippcncott, Watsoutown 40,
Maria Kramer, Wntson'n,3d loss pd Inst suin,40,
I P Lippcncott, Watsontown.. 40,
R 8 Aminerman, Snydertown 20,
Nathan Bloss, Berwick, Columbia co 27,
J te C R Quiggle.Plno Sta'n Clinton c 2d loss,40,
Charles W Hazaird, Rupert, Columbia CO...40,
John Fogloinan, WntBontown 40,
Patrick Hester, Mt Carmcl 40,
Thomas Mctz, Pnxinos 30,
R McClcky, Lock Haven 134,
noN. A. JORDAN, Presldeut.
C. A. REIMENSNYDER, Sec'y, Suubury.
DIRECTORS i
Ex-Gov. James Pollock, Hon. C J. Brnncr,
Solomon Stroh, Win. Brlndlc, Solomnu Shle,
John A. Shlssler, Dr D. T. Krebs, Dr. Duvid
Waldron.
March 11, 1871. ly.
TIME IN IIIOXEV I I
A LL Wall Paper and Border, sold by mo wll
C JL bo trimmed ready for use,
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE,
UT TUB
YEOMAN'S WALL FAPEtt TRIMMER,
At
wLlch I have the exclusive riirlit to use lu Suuburv
aud vicinity.
Suva money, time nnd labor, by buying 'of
IV. t'EKKEE MUHTXEU,
Dealer lu Books, Stationery, Wull I'uper, Muslo,
vc, .Vc, Ac.
Sunday School St'l'PLlKS made a ticelullty
Ulauk, .Meuiorauduiu A 1'umm lloolut
in tudlest variety, Just received
BOOK BINDING done to order. Persons will
save exiwnie by leaving their orders Tor bludini;
Willi Ulti.
riCTlRi: l'KAMEN
of ull sizes, cut Irom the .MuuldiiiL' at vcrv low
rules. OVAL A Kcjl'AKK 1 It AMES ulwujk ou
nuuj.
ALUUMS, llUAC'KETS, COLD l'EX?,
tic, c,
A lurge Slid well selected lim it of Toytulway
ou lntuil. Aiivllilng uot ou huud promptly oi
dered. Bargains lor tush, l ull at
N. KEKKEE LKiHTSER'il
liiHik rtiniw,
Slb'n of Foley's (iold Pen, MurVel Stuure, Su
bury, Pu.
buiibury,'Augui4 6th, IH70.
J. W. WAriUlNtJTO.N'S
talliKU II.IHUEIC MIIOI.
'I Lk old IwrumucutT.lioli of I Ilk lowu
Wk dut liiiu ins buu.i, but al Ihu kttuie limti
i nii.lil. r ibul I bo mighty Iruih mu)iu) kwtxiuu.
bly .pukru allkoul uiuull'i.lluK uu Uueouiluita.
bis uiiiouiil of vuully uu I kiubltliiu.
Ju.t twenty )uu kk" I U'tiKii my bu.luuM
rurmr lu liiu plik half my lliutluik lliuk lar
liil, tiuvk tiutftl uwu ibk vl our .li.ii.
dty ulur d ty.kud fcliil slur uiglit, uud k'p"k4
tba .Uai. bluk Klvuuiiuy klaul, aud alllilu tbul
tlupM of 1 1 ins tuibriticl by tkk iulubly loldk of
I Uil svcullul (KiiioJ h4g (liuvwl uvrly aviy.
b.Hiy lu Ibk tuuniiy (lu tuutiuutt wiUu) kud
tu ol.llKK Ibk publu: lul.iu.4 bvltlu publuly
kuuuuutk lu our wlrouk old ku4 u. liisi
kik Itud to sbktk Unu all 4lu Ibrw liuudikd
tlUUMu4 lliUV Of uJi.
louik UoU )UM lt4l, tuti Ik ItMtt U Ibk kUkt
U DID kl.) KJ,I l.kulk, luitUIMNt u4
klikiwuuu, lu.tMt )oukli4lr tut tva, sluuiiwu
yuu, buk d)k you, liluutk, toiub aud ki-
luUjik Ibk bklr ilb kltUiUl Skill, l Ibk "klu
r.u ' or t.ut lauw ktylk Ixtull Ibk kualwtMkf.
W auik lu Umi, kut I'Uukk lu kuik
Hi, 4u t f yA wui titoi ft klks4 urn
lltk Umui o sl.l ii - U..U. kik 44 14 k tttil a
U (kit bk 4vut w ! tuul4 W.
skaukk It all ikai 4ukk4
'fw ut Ibk titfof at I Iwk4,
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PRICES REDUCED.
BOOTS A SHOES
Manufactured to order at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
JOHN W1XVER,
Spruce Street, Snnbnry, Penn'a,
It constantly manufacturing
Boots, Shoes & Gaiters,
at surprisingly low prices. His stock comprise
the very best In market. Hit long exper
ience In the business hat won for
him a reputation for
making first
class work etjual to any city manufacture. AH wbrX
Warranted.
TERHIS-STRICTI.Y CASH.
The prlcct of repairing are also reduced.
JOHN WILVER.
8unbury, Mnrch 4, 1871.
TO THE WORKING CLA88.--W8 are now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant em-
ploymcnt nt home, the whole of the time or for
ho spare moments. Business new light and pro
fitable. Persons of either sex easily earn rrom
BOc. to t5 per cvenine. and a proportional sura
by devoting their whole time to the business.
Boys and girlt earn nearly as much at men.
That all woo see this notice may sen a ineir an
dress, nnd test the business, we make this tin'
paralleled offer i To such as aro not well satis
lied, wo will send tl to pay for tho troublo of
writing, t un pnrticuiart, a vaiuaoio sampio
which will do to commence work on, nnd a copy
of The iVople't Literary Companion one of the
largest nnd best family newspapers published
all sent tree ny mall. Kcancr, u you waui per
mancnt, prolitable work, address
i;. AliLE.il (V IAV.,
Augusta, Maine.
April 15, 1871. am.
STEKEOSCOPEt,
VIEWS, ALBUMS, CIIROMOS, FRAMES.
E. sV II. T. ANTHONY A CO.,
591 Broadway, New York,
Invito the nttention of the Trade to their extcn
slvc assortment of the above coods, of their own
publication, manufacture nnd importation. Also
PHOTO 1ANTERN SLIDES and
GRAPHOSCOPES,
NEW VIEWS OF VOSEMITE.
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
601 Broadway, Now York,
Opposite Metropolitan ftotel,
IMPOKTERS AND MANlTFACTCWSnS OF
Photographic Materials.
March 4th, 1871. ly.
SritlXU FASHIONS NOW HEADY
MRS. M. A. BINDER,,
1101,
N. W. COR. ELEVENTH AND CHESTNUT
STS., PHILADELPHIA.
Importer and Designer of Fashions.
The old established and only rcllublo Dress
Trimming, Paper Pattern, Dress and Cloak nink
inir Emporium.
Elegantly trimmed Taper Patterns, Wholcsalo
and Retail.
Fans, Gloves, Ribbons and Sashes, Laces, Em
broideries, Jet, Gilt, and Pearl Jewelry.
Evening dresses and snlts, rnude In ho most
fusblonublc style nt short notice.
Perfect system of Dress Cutting tanght.
N. B. Orders by mail, promptly attended to,
Feb. 20, 1871. Sm.
FURNITURE ! FURNITURE ! I
A NEW STORE
,AT
GEORGETOWN, LOWER MAIIANOY
Township, Northumberland Comity, Pa.
WILLIAM NEGELY
TTAVING opened a new Furniture Storo nt the
li above place, win constantly keep on nana
a large ana select assonmeui 01
FURNITURE,
Comprising of Parlor and Chamber Suits, Couch'
es, Lounges l ames, Bureaus, canc-pcaicd
Cbul.rs.of all grades, Rocking aud
Kitchen Chuirs, Washstauds,
Bedsteads, Japanese, Cottage aud
Half Cottage, Looking-Glusscs, Window
Shades, and iu short, everything usually to
bo found In nny well-kept Furniture Store, may
bo hnd at this establishment.
noplng, by fair dealing anil strict nttonUon to
htiBincss, 10 merit trio patronage 01 tno ptitmc.
An invitation Is extended to all desiring anything
lu the line of Furulture to call and examine niv
stock.
Vudertaklua; done In all its branches.
t3f Repairing done at short notice.
WM. NEGELY
Georgetown, Jnne 11, 70.-ly.
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Sr. WALKER'S CiLXFORNIA
VINEGAE BITTEES
4 Hundreds of Thousands
Bear testimony to their Wondor-
o o iul Curative lifficn.
ill
gij WHAT ARE THEY?
0
a3
p
r u -rnw a i vnT a vii
II FANCY DRINK. I
lUU.of Vr Hum, Wkl.krr, 1'rswi ktalrlia
aaa Itetaao l.laavni duoitmd. siloed ssdswcit.
vacd tu ileetlie tula, cllwl" loulc.."'App.LJ.
era," " Uvsturcn,' e., thai kid tli t prltr va la
amnk.socH and raU, but are a Irs Medicine, made
from 0ie Nellva UuuU sad llerbe vf Ceilforala, frco
Irani all Alrehdie btiuiklauie. T Ley we Ce
Ci u it at iilooii rruiritt'it ai a live
U1V1NU I'KIM Ifl.Kspcrnci Ihwuvulur aud
luvlauralur ol llui ay.itui, carry i( ull ell puleunuus
mailer sad rwturlua- llui blood lu a liealley keadlllua.
Kapvnoa ceauke Ibeee Vlikirs lictiuiUluy ludiruo.
tloe aud rvaiala iuua euwi.ll.
slt wUltui clveafursa lureialle cei. pruvkbd
the tMiaee an aul daelrujrtd by ailueriti uuiMa er
liter ateeae, tad Ike vUslurciuu) wkil bcjubdlba
aolal ut rvuur.
t'ar Ulttaiaahlerr aad ('kraal Kktisis.
' aad best, Kreswaeia. er ladlaMlaa,
UllluMa, Ueiutlival aad luiareeiilral fv.cre
lieaeal lha UImhI, 1.1 r, tilauoie, aad
llladaar, lUfwi Utlie Law U.a KmmI etuMaae.
Kl. tiMill lllaraa.ei.iu iatutd ty lllltd
Ulead, au ch letleaefallf ruductdl)r tl.aukuu.al
I Um UlacMlea (Iraaaa.
Ueaal-BiA UU IMIKlCbTIUN. tltrevl
twue, I ale U lau bkuuiUvia, I euake, 1 ulue el lit
tbe., biia.iiu.ea, bwer Lraelelwue tf lb btuauab,
(4 Hum. 4 llui aiueia, IbUuus AlUaae, I'elklaaib'a
ul luu lKa.1, li.aauiu.aUve u lue bai aa, i'aiu u Uul
tuu v( liw Mua,eu4beaitoM vital J-a "'ul
tju.ibjuie,r lue vS.urieaeul l.ueia
lu-1 Ui' f.hi tue buuu.k eud uututel ibu bur,
kUbtefaud b-wiU, abkh readu Ikeutul eieeib, 1
Ukec) ut (iaual4 Ibe iluvd el Uuuyullu.e, a-4
bwueiilue ae lib aJ i(u u Ike auvle.iat.ui.
tUUaklH liiakiaka, kiuuiwaa,1aibx,u
kaeuaa. u.bic. tt. 1 lavka t uuhi, Vuiie. I ,
ai,aiHI ultue. eeM kn4, ). BUu.
we. ilea, aeatai. f uw,be4ua ul la akia. Ueauut
ad I'M ul baeuei. u eatel uaax w eeleiu)
ie kull ea al.aiU4 ui ui luee.touiia
auM Uaue kl Ik m ul tauee b.UMa. iue bvliie la
aM U4 HtilaM Um luu UMMiulvue .( uu,K
uMi sn i.
laea Ue Vuuu4 kl4 abeaeix lud las
Ukaaitetee buiatu taxuuak la akia la rnuubn. iei
abk M Me I U abua Sua aad uaeUuab.4
aud etaaaMk la Ik immi, k.auM a uka u a Kul,
a4 uai at.ia.as W bia aa , t.M,blv4
a.a au4 um kalta 4 ke tM. Ulk.ib.a.
rt, V4rku4MuM HUHMa, laaktaataav
WakMa ul aaf Hualk a.. .I..iua)i ana l
4 tad ! eV u tuai sVieakaiua, ua...
IM keieetM Muad buaue, .uhd a, ki um-
ilas,li.a,.e. .aeA Hak
I wabtaa, ruubw. , j. uuu uu 4 tab,
asanas aad m . baa .in.ie. bab,
a4 aad buuuwaMae awa.t, k.a Iwa.
"eb l a4 t-HlUiibila 4kM biba4
I
Ut x7 7 ill
o
a.
THIS celebrated Mncbltie Is now on exhibition
next door to Kranse't Tin aud Stove
Storo,
market Street, Snnbnry, Fa.
The Florence Sewing Machine stands nneonal
led for beauty nnd durability being the best
Family Sewing Machine now offered to the pub
lic. TIIE ADVANTAGES CLAIMED :
It baa self-adJustW tentlon In the Shuttle t
changes for the various Stitches made while the
machine is tn motion.
Its Stitches are the wonder of all for beant
and finish, being alike on both sides of the fabric.
It sews light ana neavy fabrics with equal fa
cility. The work will feed either right or left.
Kuns qnictiy ana rnptaiy. no aitncuity exper
ienced in sewing across heavy teams. Its mo
tions are all positive no springs or cog wheels
to get out of order. 1 he Jiemmer turns wide
nnd narrow, hem and fell beautifully.
It is thoroughly practical ana win last a lire
time.
Every Family ahonltt Have One.
Every Machine warranted to substantiate all
we claim for It.
It Is the only Machine In the world that is ca
pable ot making mora than one stitch aud having
the reverse feed motion.
Cnll and examino them, and the samples ol
work.
KO CHARGE FOR SHOWING.
It Hems, Fells, Cords, Braids, Tucks, Quilts,
Binds, Gathers, Ac., without basting. ..
It makes a gather and sews It ou a band nt
ono operation perfectly.
Eiteh Machine is lurnisnea With a complete set
of t ools, without cstrn chance.
Every purchaser mily Instructed nnd every
Machine warranted and kept In order.
Mnchine Ull and Thread kept on hnnd at nil
times.
GEO. W. SMITH & PRO., Agents,
For North'd, Snyder, Uu Ion aud Montour Couu's.
October 15, 1870.
New Flour nnd Fccil Store !
R. W. THURSTON,
Comer of Fourth nnd Mnrket Street,
SUNBURY, PENN'A, "
Has Just opened a Flour nnd Feed Storo, where
no will Keep constantly on nana, a gencrui
assortment ot tho best brands of
FLOUR,
FEED OP EVERY DESCRIPTION,
POTATOES,
FRUIT,
BUTTER, .
EGGS,
aud
VEGETABLES
o"f all kin 3s, at the very lowest market prices
Sunbury, Feb. 11, 1871.-tf.
1871. 1871.
LUMBER !
FRYLING, BOWEN & ENGEL,
Successors to Uie Sunbury Lumber Co.,
HAVING PURCHASED TIIE LARGE
Steam Saw Sc. Planing Mill,
and Just lifted it up with the latest Improved Ma
chinery, are now prepnrra to nil an orders
lor all kinds of BILL TIMBER. PINE,
HEMLOCK, OAK. fee: BOARDS.
ROUUH AND SURTACED..
SIDING OF ALL KINDS:
HEMLOCK, WHITE AND YELLOW PINE
FLOORING, SHINGLES, PLASTERING
AND SHINGLING LATH. 8ASH,
DOOMS. MOULDINGS.
BLINDS, NHUTTEUM A BRACKETS
at the very lowest prices. A large stock always
ou hnnd. Send for prices.
Ample facilities for shipping by Railroad or
Canul, . .
FRYLING, BOWEN ENGEL.
Sunbury, Pa., February 18th, 1871. Cm.
LIMBER AND l'LAXIXU MILES
Third Street, adjoining Phlla. A Erie R. R., two
tenures north or tho Uentrul itctel,
SUNBURY, PA.
IRA T. VLtiirEXT,
1 S prepared to furnish every description of lum-
JL ber required by tho demands of the public
Having all the latest Improved machinery for
manufacturing Limber, he Is now ready to UU or
ders al all tluUs of
FLOORING, SIDING, DOORS, SHUTTERS,
SASH, BLINDS MOULDINGS, VE
RANDAS, BRACKETS,
and nil kinds of Ornnmeutal Scrowl Work. Turn'
lug ol' every description promptly executed. Also,
A laHOB AKgOItTMKNT Or
BILL LUMUER.
HEMLOCK nud TINE. Also, Shingles, Pickets,
I.sthe, Ac.
Orders promptly tilled, and shipped hv Railroad
or otherwise. IRA T. CLEM ENT.
declU-08:ly
STOVE A TIN ESTABLISHMENT.
MARKET STREET, SUNBURY, PA.
ALFRED KRaUsE, Proprietor.
SICC'ESSOK TO SVIITU CKMTUKH. J
HAVING purchased tho above well known cs
tiihllidiiiicnt, Mr. Kriiuse would respectful
ly in lorm tbo public that bo uow has ou baud a
lurgc assortment of
COOKING STOVES,
Spocr's Cook Anti-Dust, Regulator or Revolving
Top, Combination, Siisitit'buunik and others,
which are sourrauued as to bo uaed for Conl or
Wood, and aro wurritutnj lo ik-i turni sutUfafloil
ly or no sale. HKATKK3 of all kinds put up to
heat one or more rooms. HEATING bl'OVKS
of dilfereut kinds at very low prices.
Tluware of Every Bearrlptlou
kept constantly ou baud. Rooting and Spoutlug
with the Imi material, dime ut abort notice.
KEPA1KING attendud to with di.palcb. Coal
Oil ut d ltuips eoii.lunlly on hand. Jituu aura
of alU.nde. Store ttppoailg Cuitlcy'e rtaardauro
store. Give me a rail. A. KK.Vl K.
aplM-ly
h i nii i it xn a it ti i e Tar n.
rilllE uudcr.lgued having bought the eiillre
L stock of Dl.aliigcr .V, Tuvlor, would liilorm
tho public that ha U uow ready to do all Winds of
MARBLE UOHH.
'5lftit uu ''""' "" niukva to order al
WtOUT aiOTlCK.
ir'm Mftnaiueula a llead.Stoae,
; f.rr r ti..
DOOR AND W1MH.IW KILLS
Al.o.l'eim tcry PoaW alth (lulvaulaed plp aud
all other it'UfliiK gruvrully need ou t'eiui tcrke.
Joltu A-laybtr a ill t outum.' lu lta Hipltijuieut
al the old eUud ou Mattel ttt.ttiuubury. ltut)4't
TIIE ULV MTUVK tlTIIOlT A
f il LT IS THE 4.HEAT Bl.l.
MOKE I IUEI'LAt E HEATER.
11 1 11 II M
ILLUMINATCU IIUVIOND 11 la UtKNIIt.
f WMH'M
PAKLOU AND CIIAUUrM AHE WAItUsU
HX tK nun.
IT I lb uuly UnpUi- liuttar ikal kt a r
I uu S'.cd.r. aad fitw I tutu bultluu uf i.
piieiluaa, w tuiillua nee lulu la aistitut.ul.
II U Ibe uulf Itivplava U.lf ana lite iui
Dlaauatal Meeeslua by akl.b kieaier Uluiu ual-
lag buaet U uUalueal, laa awluteu (be aau, ia
lu, iuuie elaMltaallj! aaitattHl, aawl I Me liial Ka.
IWted w4 lb (l.at W1U ad lite vuavl la Ik U.
ulf.
il te Ike ualy ritil-Uca HealM IImI la a rat.
f. i twit ytwovr aal ! buiaw. valy iMaitta
tlltaa wawt la taeuiy luui laia.
It U Ike uuly Ullea Ueatof allk laMfeat
I II lug aad duitfplusj atala.
tl a laa iMtly Ua4aa IUate alisj lb daa
lasaa, ti. alnudaai luuaa tut aekaa, aad aila
aal laadattnej ll, aial Uabla W baia aat.
IV levl a as la wlajlual sUultauM ua
lta. li.i.t, bul-t tiled aad la laukiwltd aad
llwvli lu fXltiuw,
'His KU , i aad II LIUUT IKIKr
aid.
f ! til 44. M. titklli.ll, I..V.H,
ea a.
a i. Ilia.- If
NEW FIRM...
Byerly ft Hemperly'a Excelsior Gal
lery ofArt, Third Street
Banbury, Pa,
MR. BTERLT has lately added to his already
well established reputation, the services of
Mr. M. R. Ilcmpcrly wbosa reputation as a'pho
togrnphlc operator, stands unrivaled In this part
of the country, and hereafter they Will carry on
the photographic trade,, at' the old stand under
the firm name of Byerly & Ilcmperly's Excelsior
Gallery of Art, nt whoso establishment the pub
lic will be cheerfully accommodated throughout
the whole Una of photography.
For Photographs of all styles and sties rang
ing from the small Gem to the life size portrait.
Go to Byerly & Hemperly.
For tho beadtiful porcelain picture whlrti for
softness of finish, and durability cannot bo ex
celled, iro to Byerly S Hemperly.
r or the Kcmurnnai pnotograpti, now so popu
lar In all out large cities, and showiug the vecu-
Hnr effect of light and shade, and the favorite of
the old German Artist Kcmnrandt, go to Bycriy
& Hemperly.
it you nave an 01a picture you want copica
and cnlunted to any slue, and colored oil, water
color, India ink or crayon, take it to Ucycrly A
ilcmpcrly.
If you want a frame of any size nnd nt any
prico, or any stylo go to Byerly Heinpcrly's,
and take a look at their Immense stock In that
line.
For Albnms iro to Bvcrlv ncmncrly,
For snnare Frames made to order go to Bycriy
& Hempcrlyth short, for anything In the photo
graphic line, go to Byerly & Hemperly, aud you
win be sullen.
Feb. 25, 1871
w,JW':
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Spring Beds,
Spring Cots,
Spring Muttrcsscs,
I Feat hers,
Fcsther Beds,
'Bolsters and Pillows,
'Counterpanes,
j Com fort ublcs,
I Blankets,
iQullts.
Hair
do.
Husk
Straw
do.
do.
CALL AND SEE TlfE., .
Uotru Wire Mattress,
The best bed e'vr offered for sale.
N. B. Our Intention Is to treat all customers
so thut they will become permanent dealers with
ns, and orders will receive the same attention
nnd persons can buy just ns cheap ns If present
at the store.
March 4th, 1871. Stn.
JV. L. SLATER A CO.,
HAVE TAKEN ONE OF TIIE NEW YORK
STORES,
Ko. 8 South Truth Street, below
Market, Philadelphia,
where they have opened a flrst-clnss Mcrchnu'l
Tailoring "Establishment.
Our Stock consists of a lino assortment of
Foreign Cloths, Casslmercs and Vestings, select
ed from the best Importing Houses of this Cily
nnd New York, which wc aro prepared to make
up tn the most Fusbionnblc Styles, at Short No
tice r.nd Moderate Terms.
Special bargains in Scotch Chlvot Goods.
. JNO. L. SLATER C.
I Formerly with J. M. Zcfgler.
Dec. 24th, 1870. Om.
Philadelphia and Eric Railroad.
SUMMER 31ME TABLE.
On nnd nftcr Mondav, Mav 15th, 1871, tho
Trniut on tho Philndelpbln & Erie Rail Road will
ran as follows :
. , WESTWARD. ,
Mall Trnlu leaves Philadelphia,
" " " Sunbury,
" " nrr nt Erie,
Erie Express leaves Philadelphia,
" " u." Su,Hbury,
" " nrj ntV.rle,
Klmlra Mail leaves Philadelphia,
" " " Sunbury,
" " arr at Lock Haven,
Bulfaio Express leaves Sunbury,
" . " . art at Willlaineport,
Bald Eagle Mail leaves WifUairs.poi't,
" " " nrr nt Lot k Haven,
EASTWARD.
Mali Tvnlu leaves Erie,
" " " SunbiirV,
" " arrut PblladclphU,
Erie Express leaves Erie,
" " Sunhurv,
" ' arr at Pbiladelpbln,
Elmlra Mall leaves I.ox-k Haven,
" " " Suuburv,
' " arr at Philadelplila,
Buffalo Express leaves Williamsport,
" " " Sunhurv,
" " arr ut Pbilad. iphla,
Bald Eagle Mail leaves Lock Haven,
" " " nrr at Willlamspori,
7.10 p in
2.15 a m
8.50 p m
13.30 p m
tl.50 p m
7.40 ii m
0.30 n m
4.35 p 111
7.50 p m
4.S5 a m
ti.o") a m
1.45 a in
3.00 p m
11.20 a m
11.45 p m
0.30 a m
0.00 p m
10.15 a in
5.50 p in
H. 00 a in
10.50 a in
5.30 p m
I. 25 a m
3.30 a m
0.40 a iu
11.25 a m
12.40 p m
Mall East connects east nnd west nt Erie with
L. S. .V M. S. R. W. uud nt Corry and Irvlueton
with Oil Creek and Allegheny K. H. W.
Mail West with west bound trains on I., ft A
M. S. R. W. nnd nt t'oriv and Irvinetou with Oil
Creek and Allegheny R. R. W.
WnTren Accommodation cast aud west with
train ou L. S. and M. S. R. W. east aud a eat
and at Corry with O. C. and A. R. R. W.
Erie Aecoimttodiitlon East at Corry and west
at Curry and Iruiueton wilb O.C. uud A K R W.
Mmirii Mall and Utillalo Etpress make rloae
coiineetioit at William. port l.b N. C. R. W.
CattawUsu passenger trains all! be run east
from Vllliituieoi t ou Erie Kprue, and weal to
WilUnmsiHtrt on Kliiiim Mall.
WM. A. BALDWIN,
tieu'l Sup't.
Slltlt. Al SI MMER
MILLINERY AND FAXCV GOODS.
MISS E1.1ZA1IET11 LAZAKl'S,
lu lKiwarl'e Building, Market Siiiturr,
sVnbirv, PA.,
where will be found a new supply of koh1, vou.
klating of Millinery aud Faucy Uouds,
HATS AND BONXKTS, TRIMMED AND IN
TiliMMlD. Alo, CllU.ltEN'8 HATS,
fur girl aud Vo). .
Flowers uf Hie luteal aud luinUouiiut elile.
Siiah hlblHtiia, plain aud durid. l.ndli''
SfeMiecr, lane i'uliir, l.iueu Colur aud Cull
fur Lu.llc aud I'bildrcu, Crta bcl eollitr.
NiH-klle for Ladle aud liuul' luteal at It.
Milk Muck Loop., a eiivrlor itrllrlo. tiloua
btcludllig kida, aud ltillt'e' Buik.klll ylotia.
Ilan.la. ri'lilcl.. All kind ol Ttliiiiiilnk'.
kmliroUiiv t'lttlcrus, lloat.ry lor ijt.lua,
Gum' aud tblldrvu. Net, l'i-ua aud plua
liluiiuluu.
THIMMIMl m.k.
Cliluoua, Zi )yra aud Yarue, aud a ui tl
lurltiy ol SolUma.
'1 uaukful for ual Isilr-uiugf, .be hoa Ihul
Ibe 4U4luy ul bu nla ill uteiil a toiiiiini.tuie
ol llieaauitf. M-U AUK 11 L Aa AKl .
April u, UT1.
I'aiMla Otia, at
VH I I. alikk uf Oil muipiialtiK l.ltuawd
I'll, Coal I'll, IT la b till, aud l.UblU atll'S
I'll lur kuluv and Wat klueiy, Vatutebve, Ulaaa,
alaal u baud, al lua l iu.a al
toNLKV A t'O'a.
To t liot'o m in u it 1 ly a ! !. rc I
tlUSktiK At UU
REGULATOR"
I k Ibu dy phitlte4 Ik eullta slutk,
8aa fill aa4 a.lutva ul la ai,-uitoi a..,
hua, litittk, lalb.i aad lludiua ., uf J. a.
t.4'1, aud am eattaiiau lae imaiuaee at a l le
ft.! taaaltu), eotu.1 luuw, IUmji liua liwal,
Uiimiir XmunT, atuntitv, I'a.
Waa aatias eal'iiukad !. aveai auk
lb luadltul aaaualiaeiaiw ul la uxauliy, I H
i ai i'liu. ike a.i ank a .'aa ol ,w
ul e4liub.d l.f ulaiiua Uu 4i4iki.ii y ead Satab,
al iImmi Int aaxat alataa inieiil,. A
,aUy ai4 ba laa Ut Ike lun.uku.4 ' "
a.a.te m UilWH k4 aaekel.!).
FURNITURE,
(MATTRESS, FEATHER, Y
s. BEDDIH0 WABER00MS, ' JJ
Nv44 NORTEC TENTH BT.
I "atai ratiuaaa a) aula
n r iiuuimii
akheiy, Jk, , tll
Reading RallraaMI.
BUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Monday, May 15th, 1871.
GREAT TRUNK LINE from the North and
North-West for Phlladolnhla. N. Y.. Rend
ing, Pottsville, Tamaqna, Ashland, Shamokln,
Loanon, Aiiemown, Xastnn, Epnrala, Litis,
Lancaster, Colombia, Ac., Ac.
Trains leave Harrlsburr for New York, as fol
lows At 8.40, R.10, a. tn. and 9.00 p. an., con
necting with similar trains on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and arriving at New York at 10.05 a.
tn., 8.50, and 9.80 p m. respectively. Sleeping
Cars accompany tho 3.40 a. m., train without
change.
Returning Leave New York at 9.00 n. m.,
19.30 noon and 5.00 p. m., Philadelphia at 7.;to,
8.80 a. m. and 8.80 p. m. Sleeping Cars accom
pany the 6.00 p. m. train from New York with
out change.
ivcnve llarriBbtirg tor Heading, fottsrllle, Ta-
maipia, Minersville, Ashlaud, Shamokin,
Allcntown nnd Philadelphia at 8.10 a. m.,
9.00 and 4.05 p. m., stopping at Lebauou nud
prluclpal way stations t the 4.05 p. in., train
connecting for Philadelphia, Pottsville aud Ca-
rumuia oniy. rot fottsville, tk-hnylkll! Havrn
and Auburn, via Schuylkill nnd Susquehanna
Railroad, leavo Harrlsburg at 8.40 p. ni.
East Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Read
ing for Allcntown, Easton and New York at 4.SJ,
iu.w a. iu., ana .uo p. in. Kcturulng, leave
New York at 0.00 a.
13.30 noon aud 5.00
p. tn. nnd Allcntown at 7.!
3.15, 4.25 and 8.35 P. m.
iO a. m. 13.25 noon,
Way Passenger train leaves Philadelplila at
7.30 a. m., connecting with similar train on East
Pcnua. railroad, returning from Reading at C.2C
p. tn., stopping at all stations.
Leave Pottsville at 0.00 a. m. nnd 9.30 p.
ni. Herndon nt 10.00 n. m., Shnmokln nt 5.40 nnf
11.15 n. in. 1 Ashland at 7.05 a. in., nnd 13.4C
nooni Mahanoy City nt 7.61 n. m. and 1.30 p. av
'Tnmaqua at 'S.35 a. m. and 9.TQ p. rh. for
Philadelphia, Kew York,Reai".lng, Harrisburg,dc.
Leave rotinuie via BcnuyiKiil and tsttsijne
hanua Railroad at 8.15 a. ni. fnr Harrir Imi', a'ue.
11.45 a.m., for Plna Grove and Trcmonl.
Rending Accommodation Train leaves Potts
Title at 5.40 a. m., passes Rending at 7.30 a. nu
arriving nt Philadelphia at 10.30 a. m., returnlnc
leaves Philadelphia at 5.15 p.m., passing Read
ing ni t.&o p.m. arriving at 1'ottsvuie at 0.40 p.m.
Pottstowu Accommodation Train leaves Potts
town at O.30 a. ni., returning leaves Philadelphia
s.t 4.H0 p. m.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Rending at
7.20 a. m., nnd 0.15 p. m. for Ephratn, Lltlii,
Lancaster. Columbia, &c.
Perkiomen Rail Road Trains leave Pcrklomen
Junction at 7.17, 9.05 a. m.,at 3.00 nnd 6.00 p. 111.
Rctttrnlug,lenve Schweuksvllle at 6.30,8.10 a. m.,
13.50 noon and 4.45 p. m. connecting with similar
trains on Rending RaU Road.
Colebrookdale Railroad Trains leave Pottstowu
at 9.40 a. m., 1.15 and 6.45 p. m., returning leave
Mt. Pleasant at 7.00 and 11.35 a. m., and 3.00 p.
m., connecting with similar trains on Reading
Railroad.
Chester Valley Railroad Trains leavo Bridge
port ut 8.30 a. in., 2.05 and 5.32 p. m. returning,
'Irtnve Dowuiugtou ut 0.40 a. m., 13.45 noon and
5.25 p. m. connecting with similar trains on Read
ing Kaiiroau.
On Sundays 1 Leave New York nt 5.00 p. m.,
Philadelphia nt 8.00 n. 111. nnd 3.15 p. m., (tto
8.00 a. m. tram running only to Reading;) leaa
Pottsville nt 8.00a.m., leave Hurrisburg, 2.40a.
m., nnd 3.00 p. m.; leave Allcntown at 4.25 and
8.35 p. m. 1 leave Rending nt 7.15 a. 111. uud 9.50
p. 111. for Hurrisburg, at 4.33 n. ni. for New
York, nt 7.20 a. m. for Allcntown nud nt 0.40 a
111, and 4.15 p. iu. for Pbiludtd'a.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, School and
Excursion Tickets, to aud from all poluts nt re
duced rates.
. Baggage checked through : 10P Pounds Bag
Sag ullowcd each Passenger.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
Asst. Snpt. A Eng. Mach'ry.
Northern Central Railway.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
ON nnd niter May i, 1871, trains will run
ns follows t
NORTHWARD.
Buffalo Express leaves Sunbury nt 4.50 n. m.,
avrf -0 at WUliauisiort at 0.55, Eliuim nt 10.55
n. 111., Cnnundnlstui 3.15 p. m.
Mall leave Sunbury at 4.30 p. tn., arrive at
Wiiliamspoi t 0.25 and Elmira 10.35 p. ill.
, Fast Line leave Suubury at 0.45 p. 111., arrive
at Williamsport 8.40 p. in.
SOUTHWARD.
Leave Sunbury nt 3.25 a. m., arrive at ITurris
burg 0.15 a. m., Baltimore 0.45 a. 111.
Leave Sunbury, 10.20 a. ut., arrive nt Ilarrls
burg 1.00 p. m.
Leave Sunbury nt 10.55 a. m., nrrlve- at Har
rlsbttrg 13.55 p. m., Baltimore 0.00 p. 111.
Leave Sunbury nt 11.50 p. ui.,urrive at Hurris
burg 2.10 a. 111.
SHAMOKIN DIVISION.
EASTWAHD.
Leave Simbury.nt 4.40 p. m., arrive at Sliuuio
kl.n6.55 p. m., M.. Carmcl 0.40 p. 111.
Leave Sunbury (Accommodation,) at 11.50 a.
ui., arrive at Slmuioklu 1.00 p. e.
W HSTyt Alll.
Leavo Mt. Carmcl nt 8.05 a. m., arrive at
Shnmokln 8.50 C. 111., Suubury 0.55 u. 111.
Leave Shuuiokin t Aceommoliition,) ut 2.45 p.
in., arrive at Sunbury 4.00 p. 111.
Express leaves daily Leaving ou Sunday, runs
North only to Wllliumspoit.
Ail other trains leave dully, except Sundays.
A. R. Fiskk. En. S. Ytil'su,
Gen'l. Sup't., Geu'l Passeu'r Ag't.,
Harrislmrg, Pa. Balimore, Md.
I.ut-kawauua aud lUoouiaburic Rail
road.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
Monday, May 1, 1871.
SOUTHWARD.
Leavo. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.
Scrniiton, 0 45 3 2i 9 80 5 40 1 00
Believue, 50' I 9 85 5 45 1 08
Tttylorvllle, 1 5T 9 43 & 53 1 1.1
l.arktiaamui, i T 05 I 9 M 0 03 1 27
Pillslou, 7 14 3 50 10 00: 0 13 1 35
West Pltlston, 7 10 10 05 0 18 1 4.',
Wyoming, 7 27; 4 00 10 13 0 25 1 55
Maltliy, iu lu 0 81 3 00,
Kiinrsion, A st. . . , ' .,1 a 10
W.-llurra e'r 7 4 '"V0 8 8 40
I'lvmouili Juuc, I 10 47 6 50
I'Uinouib, 7 501 4 24 10 55 A 55
Ntililicokit, 8 On 1 7 101
lluulotk',- H 07 I 7 17!
Slilck.blniiy, 8 23 4 55 7 35
Hick's Ferry, 8 Ml
Beach lUvvu, M 43 5 15
Berk-k, 5 50 5 92
Itrlitr Creek, 9 00 I
l ime liid.'e, 9 10
Eapy, yo 5 4U
Hloutiiidiuig, 9 37 & 5o
Khh iI, V 85 5 57
faiaaiaeit, U 40 It t'J
Danville, 10 05 Silf
t bulaaky, 10 15
I am. ton, 0 91 I
Nuilb'd, (arrive.) 10 40 55
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