SUNBURY, JUNE 84, 1871,
RnilroMd Time Tables.
N. C. R. W. East. I P. X. R. R.-Wbst.
Bnffiilo Ex I've 4:10 ru Erie Mall, l'vt 8:10 a m
Erlo ' 10:30
EkrdraMall H 10:53
Buffalo Ex,
4:60 "
lElmlraMall'
Erie Ex. '
4:80 p m
6:45
Erie " " 1:10 "
BltAMOKtN DIVISION M. 0. B. W.
' tXAVB . ARRIVlt
Btinburj nt 11:50 a to At Snnbuiy 0:55 a m
" 4:40 pm " 4:00 pm
D. n. A TV. R. R.
Leave Sunbury 6:55 a. m., 4:81 and 6:50 p. m.
Arr. at Hunbury-a-lOiOO a m, :'Mnn& 8:40 p in.
ffafrs.
TnB Excursion to Wutklus hs been postponed
until the lBthbf July.
' Shop Liftixo. Souio time daring Inst week,
an expert shop lifter took a Japanese silk dross
pattorn from the mammoth store of II. Y. Frl
Hue, Esq.- Onr Storekeepers should keep a sharp
lookout for the rascals, and when caught should
havo thorn punished with the extreme flgorof the
law.
A Fiiie ocenrrofl ln'ticwlsburgr, on Tuesday last,
by which four frame dwelling houses were do
etroyoj. There was no lusurunce on tho proper
ty destroyed.
A. C. Simpson, Esq., of 8ollnsgro?A, offers to
gl'v six acres of lund, locate! near that place, to
' ahy one. who 'Will erect upon it a hot blnst an
thracite furnace.
Ocn farmers are busily engaged in haymaking
and harvesting. Tho bay crop will not be as
good as is desired on account of the drouth. The
grain crop is an ordinary one though not so
thick it is well filled. ' Corn generally is looking
much better eiuco tho recent showers, and will
probably yet give more than an averuge yield.
A. A. Suisixbh, Esq., and Mr. E. 'Wilvcrt,
members of tlio Republican fctnlu Central Com
mittee, attended a meeting of tho Committee at
Altooua, on Wednesday last. The former is the
member of the Republican delegation at Wash
ington, D. U,, and tho latter is tho member for
this couuty.
IcsCiibam Fheezehs. A new lot just received
uud for sale by II. 11. Masscr.
Finn. On Saturday morning last, between 3
and 4 o'clock, a fire broke out lu the Phosphate
manufactory of Messrs. Wolvcrton & Purdy,
at tho east cud of Chestnut street, and beforo a
general alarm was given, the Humes cuvelnpcd Hie
whole buildiug, which was burned to the ground
with all its contents. A lot of prepared Phos
phate and stock was consumed, amounting to
several thousand dollars. The loss is probably
5000, which was partly iusured. The lire is sup
posed tohavcbcjn tho work of an Incendiary.
B. OF L. E. The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, uro luakiug cxtensivo urruugemcnts
to celebrate the 4th of J uly, on Bird's Islund, be
tween this place and Northumberland. The bro
therhood is composed of excellent uud deserving
men, and wo havo no doubt they will celebrate
our natal holiday iu a becoming manner. Prof.
Ulp's Quadrille Baud furiiibluk tho music, which
w e know is txccllcut, and huvc no doubt it will
please those who wish to "trip It on the light fan
tastic toe."
Vegetables of all kinds arc received three times
u week at J. F. Kirby's.
KoiSDUOUSE. Tho D. II. & W. R. R. Co.,
uro engaged iu erecting a Roundhouse at the
junction of their road ut the northern lino of this
borough. The foundation is already up, and the
building will be completed in a lew weeks. The
managers of this road aro active In huvlng
ull the necessary buildings put up by the time the
road is iiulthed. The nearer the approach of the
completion of this road, it is becoming more evi
dent that it will be one of the must important
routes in the State for passenger and lrelght.
Being one of the most picturcsquo routes in the
State, it w ill soon become a popular line of tra
vel to New York city uud tho Eastern States.
5,000 Rolls Wall Paper just received at Llght
uer's, clieup for cash.
New Beans, Peus, Potatoes, Lettuce, Straw
berries, &c, at Kirby's.
1'ekcuant roB Watcueh. On Friday of lust
week, a strnugcr named W. 11. Owreu, was
'brought before Esq. Beard, charged with picking
the pocket of Thos. Ray, of a gold watch, valued
ut ? 120, and abstracting a watch caso from tho
store of T. B. Shannou, in Market Square. The
evidence was couclutivc, uud the prisoner was
committed to jail for trial ut the August term of
court.
Will Todd, Eso,., privute Secretury to Vico
President Colfax, has commenced the practice of
the law in this place, uud can be cousulted ut the
law ofllce of Hon. Jno. B. Pucker. Wo welcome
Mr. Todd to our town, for he is a most cxemplii
ry young man, uud one who will gain the coutl
deuce of the public.
Tue Strawberry Festival held during last week
by the ladies of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church,
closed on Saturday evening. Two hundred and
thirty dollars were reulized, which amount is to
be applied to the purchase of a church organ for
their church.
Fruit of every descriptions Is kept for sale at
Kirby's.
Tiui heut ou Tuesday luet was decidedly op
pressive uud sultry, and humanity sweltered,
perspired and fulrly groaned, so Intenso wero
the rays of tho sua. Alioiit 3 o'clock lu
the afternoon the sky became overcast with
cloud, und a grateful, refrcshlug, copious ruiu
fell, iiccouipuiilcd by vivid flashes of lightning
uud heavy peuls of thunder. The air was ur-
thurged with electricity, which frequently made
Itself manifest. Tho Influence of the showers
was moct benillceiit, and their appearance op
portune. Relief wus experierced, the air purged
of lis impurities, and Vegetal lou greatly aret-lo-r.ilc.l.
Every shower at this teuton of the yeur
is of untold wealth.
To ut Kxihmcii. It U said taut those highly
vlrtuout individuals w ho u ud money to the Now
Voik "aw-dut swindlers" lu (he hope of re
celvlug a return of oouulerfill utouey are likely
lo come to j;u,-f. Their letters are to be relulued
uud beiied ut the New York r.l-fllc, aud the
uuum of Ihu writer forwarded lo the poat uiaslur
atbero written, with lii.tiuakm lo poH U eou.id-
tuuualy lu lue:tcwubtliU:Bicutiif lb farts.
riis Ulea U a mx one.
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Tun Ksw lUtf-KOAD Uuakb. 4u lu Tiu lual.
lite iu-ul air bi.ka was Introduced ou tUc pa.
nger cars or the Noilberu t uulral Uuilauy
for lb Vol lima. It U uul dulrubls luiprut.
MH-M, a !! as addiliutiaj pfocauikmaf iut
ae.ldcuu, FuHjMbica tK(tr, ba.'ga.'a aud
Apiw car Lata Usui IUu4 lih tk ittry
luaiata., an U U itt4 thai, 1m ft tkuri
Hum, ail La luraUbMi ua U.
Il Is wuadvi fully tttUwluiM, aa niu uf l
ui U lu.(4 tjr Ms hiwm aklita aju u
l4, UftiuuaU't; lb 'u uf ikui suites
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Mt. Carmki- While at Mt. Carmel a few days
since, we found business matters assuming quite
a different shape from what It was a few months
age.' The collieries art all la operation, and In
stead of the labwers lounging around the corkers
they are "busily cagagod In performing (he later
which they wero there to perform. 1 "
The bnslnoss men are looking much brighter,
and Instead of a disheartened look we found them
cheerfal and speculating upon the future trado.
There have been quite a number of Improve
ments made dnrlng this season, and many of the
buildings erected aro Tcry creditable to the place.
Mr. Jonathan Hoover has In course Of erection a
fine brick building on the brow of the hill oppo
site the Mt. Carmel Ilouse, which we learned he
Intends to occupy as a private residence. 8. John
& Sons are about completing a fine frame build
ing on tho corner of Oak and Second strcetB, the
basement story of which Is Intended to be occu
pied as a ITard wore Store, and the upper story as
a Hall. Wo also noticed several now business
establishments opened since our Inst visit, among
them we would bote that of Mrs. Bollg, a Milli
nery store, On Oak street. ' Tho establishment,
though not largo, contains a splendid Tariety of
millinery goods of tho latest styles, which have
been selected With taste and caro. Ladles In that
place may well bo proud of such an establish
ment from which they can procure the latest
fashions, and avoid the inconvenience of travel
ing to other towns to do their shopping.
A Fwb Insurance Coitpaxt tn 8trinic!tT--A
charter having been obtained, some time since,
for tho "Northumberland County Fire Insurance
Company," our citizens should make an effort to
havo it organized without delay. Tho Chartor
members are composed of some tf tho most re
spectable and Influential citizen of our county,
whose names would give the 'company charactor
and standing,njiauclulty and otherwise. A large
sum, we believe at least $50,000, is scut out of Nor
thumberland connty every year, In the shape of
premiums on fire Insurance, that might Just as
well bo kept at home, which could easily be done
through tho working und proper management of
a well directed and well managed local insurance
company. Having our own lusurance company,
whose olllccrs and managers would be thoroughly
known throughout tho county, It would afford an
additional guarantee of safety to insurers lu
knowing that tho officers of the company were
perfectly reliable men, and would not counte
nance reckless speculation lu the use of tho funds
of the oompauy, which has caused the failure of
scores of our largo city companies. Williams
port, Wilkesbarrc, Duuvlllc, Miucrsvlllc, and a
largo number of other towns lu our State, have
prosperous and successful local insurance com
panies, and we do not see why wo should not
huvc ono In Sunbury. Wc believe at least uiuc
tenths of the insurance policies of foreign com
panies, on property in Northumberland county,
would speedily bo cancelled, and tho Insurance
taken iu our local company, lu less than one
year from the date of its orguuuution. Wc hope
to sec an Immediate effort made to put into organ
ization nud successful working condition the
"Northumberland Couuty Fire Iusuruuco Com
pauy." Insurance Paid. On Monday last B. W.
Thompson, Esq., Secretary of the Wllltamsport
Firo Insurance Company, paid to Messrs. Wol
vcrton & Purdy, of Sunbury, -whoso Phosplmto
Manufactory wub destroyed by firo on tho previ
ous Saturday, the sum of one thousand dollars,
that sum being tho amount of iuBurauco on tho
stock in the mill. This promptness BPeaks well
for that company, and furnishes an additional
argument that local insurance companies, if pro
perly managed, are the best and safes! to lusuro
Why not havo'our own company, the "Nor
thumberland County Fire Iusnruucc Company,"
organized ut oucc, and go to work ?
Lien Law Decision.--According to a late de
cision of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, a
persou furnishing supplies for a now building
cannot Bccuro himself or obtain a lien ou the
buildiug uuless he first has a distinct understund-
ng with the builder and owner of the premises.
Otherwise lie cannot collect ono cent for whatev
er he may furnish for structure. It will be well
for our material men and mechanics to make a
uote of the above, anil govern, themselves accord
ingly. No. 1 and 3 shore mackcrul, pickled salmon
and white lish at Kirby's, all fish, warranted.
Tub Republican County Convcutiou of Snyder
county met at Middlcburg, on Monday lust, und
nominated tho followlug ticket i
President Judge Hon. 8. 8. Woods.
Assembly Col. Wm. G. Hcrrold.
County Commissioner Jacob Gross.
Auditor S. A. Wetrol,
A vote wustukcnou the Crawford Co. System,
and It wus adopted by a majority of about 300.
TnEold"Eaglo Hotel" has beeu torn down.
This building was erected between eighty aud
ninety years ugo, by Mr. Samuel Hcpburu, and
ou tearing It down, ou some of the timbers were
found scores in red chalk of "drinks" unpaid for
ut a time when lath and plaster had never yet
uced its walls. In this case the mason, like
charity, "covered a multitude of sins I" It Is ex
pected by Captain Huff, to have the new house lu
ruuulng order lu ubout four months. MdtvuLm.
New Bi'TCueh Shop. Mr. Abraham Broslous
has lately commenced the butchering business lu
Purdy's addition, aud is now serving the citizens
of Suubury with the choicest of mutton, beef,
&c. Those w ho wish to procure u ulce roast or
slcuk will be accommodated by giving hiiu a cull.
Tub Excelsior Boot & Shoe Storo Is huvlng a
great rush. There U u constant golug In aud out
of Mr. Miller's store, aud Invariably all golug lu
come away satisfied that there U no superior
slock of Boots aud Shoes any w here. Ills vuilo-
ty U the lurge.l Iu thU suction of country, aud
country mcrcbuuls vuu always buy as cheap us
In the city.
Tun caso of Samuel Cherry, who was brought
before Et'iulre llilce, for not mulutatuiug hi fa
mily, a few weeks ugo, we are Informed, wus
doue through uiullcc, us the neighbors guuerully
agrou tluil Mr. C hvrry It good provider, uud
his futility hud been cared for.
Boot aud Shoe for the community, at popu
lar prices, at the Regulator.
Horn weeks ago a young uiun by the uume of
Kill Luudy, repre.cullug hltUMilf to be a tolU-ga
gruduute, whce pafeut. he said lived neur Alin
aiidrlu, Ylrgluiu, applied lo Geo. W. blruh, ou
Bird's Island fur uii loyuieut us ft farut baud.
Mr. s). hired hiiu, aud after he hud worked fur a
few days he showed sutu slroug etldoue of iu
sanity that hi employer fuuud It uvctuaary lo
lodge hlut lu the Juki si this place until hi relu
Vusauld U) eomuiunkultd lib. It was after.
ard duHiorwl that be had fituud living bear
Vluucjr, who IKik charge uf Mm. GWJ.
Wa ai Uiloiiuod that the Ut rail ou IU
uialu Hue uf lue U. U. A W. tt. H., wasluUtlur.
lug the a4 week, lbs rw4 Ui t lead lor
U4lu to run ovr the hula lla U.a ill
Umi to llasluuu In the couim uf mouth.
Wi ra luforiuoj by eunMpuudaSil lual lb
cuulratl fur pUlilug U. tUupl's bew bslullKg
bad .e.idvd lo W. Lugan of Ibis p!, lu
Ua4 ut itm. OuiMl a ftutkt-4 1ft our but Uu.
We Ittake Ibis 44ftluft bsjusikft U Mr. Ufti
b b) um of nut Ut liaMkftuk.
Th grass orop will be ft light one this swason.
We observe that the Connty Commissioners have
commonced cutting and harvesting the hay crop
on the clover and timothy farm surrounding the
Coufl House, We do not, however, think the
'Commissioners are entitled to mach credit for the
manner in which they have cultivated tho soil on
this little farm. We would advise them to read
Horace Greeley's late work, entitled "What I
know about Farming," unless they , can be In
duced to convert the ground Into- ft handsome
lawn, with evergreens, as was originally design
ed. It Is true that the 'proceeds of the grass
crop might be useful In reducing "them 194,000"
which hang like an Incubus over the county
finances. But they should not carry their Ideas of
economy too far, and sacrifice a little to tasto,
and after reading the above book make another
attempt to restore and replace the dying and
dilapidated trees and shrubbery that have been
strnggllng for cxlstenco for tho last five years in
the Court House yard.
- Tub Managers of the Sunbury Lyceum propose
furnishing a fine Dinner on July 4th, on Bird's
Island. Tickets 50 cents each. Wo are Inform
ed that every nrrangemcut will be mane to ac
commodate any and every one wTao may attend.
Some of ouriamatcur performers conlemplnte
giving a Bcrlus of 'entertainments In Fry's Hall
soon, for the benefit of tho Brass Band now form
ing 4n this place.'
Ice Is delivered to families at the rate of 80 cts.
perhtindred lbs., at Willlamtport. A frlond asks'
whether It would not pay to get It from that
place. We think it would, but there is no point
on the Susquehanna where It can bo harvested
cheaper than at this place.
Mr. W. H. Miller of tho Excelsior Boot nnd
Shoe Store, Is relaying tho pavement In front of
bis houses along Third Street. It is much needed.
T. H. B. KaSe, was aaiiittcd toprtctlee at -tho
Bar of the Northumberland couuty Courts on
Monday of last Week. Mr Kaso stood a credita
ble examination before the examining Cemmitte.
The Northumberland County Democrat says
that the llttlo "ulggcr" Is (helved. Poor Varkty I
Since the Democratic Convention, a few weeks
ago, when candidates wcie shelved by the whole
sale, poor darky has had no rest until he too
fell a victim of tho Court House Ring.
Tub Farmers' nnd Ibrticujtural association
met lu special meeting in the sheriff's office iu
Sunbury.
Oh motion tho President stated the object of
tho mecXimr. Thos. Birr, Esq., mado a state
ment on part of a committee from Turbutvllle,
and made a proposition to effect a conjunction of
tins association witu their association iu holding
the coming fall fair.
On motion the charter of Incorporation of this
society was lead forluformatlon. A proposition
was made by this association to meet nil the dis
affected elements of the County Agricultural So
ciety, and Jolu in under the chartor of this asso
ciation in ono exhibition ef the wholo county.
Speeches were inndo by Snvldge, Storncr, Ma
lick, Horning, Enyder, Clark and Burr.
On motion It was resolved to consider the pro
position of tho Turbutvllle comruUc at our uext
meeting. ,
On motion adjourned to meet on the first Sat
urday lu July noxt, at Augustnville.
J E. EMEKICK, Pres.
Sol. Malick, foe.
Jottings.
Low neck dresses are In vogue.
TnE fire cruckor nuisance has commenced.
Strawberry festivals have drawn to a close.
Camp meetings will commence in a few weeks.
The only orgau without a stop a 'gossip's
tongue.
Lager beer landlords arc ucarly all portly nnd
robust.
The Commencement at Lcwisburg takes place
on tbo 27th of Juno.
WnoRTLEiiEitBT stalks nro ucnuuijj uuour tho
weiglit of berries.
The happiest ago for young womcn-Marrl-age j
at least bo they thluk.
Ciir.uitir.s In the country are a medium crop.
They aro selling at G cts. per quart.
W. R. F. Weimkii, will shortly open a dry
goods store In Henry nadpt's building, ou Mar
ket street,
The brick work on the basement story of Drum
holler's brick Hotel is completed.
A. J. Stroll is erecting a two story brick build-
log on tho site of his former residence ou East
Market street.
TnE Trcmaino Brothers nnd Mr. Picrson gavo
two concerts ou Tuesday and Wednesday even
ing lust, In Fry's Opera Ilouse. They liad full
houses.
Regulator Boot, Shoo, Trunk and Leather
Storo consolidated Willi tho Book Btorc. Call
ouo aud all. New goods at low rates.
. A Patent for a Spring Adjuster has been grant
ed to S. A. Alexander, Esq., of this place. Mr
Alexander Is master Machinist at the N. C. Rail
way Company's shop.
8. B. Bergstrcsser has removed his photograph
gallery to Dewart's buildings, on Market square.
A much better place to take photographs.
8. B. Boycr and P. -M. Shlndfl, Rsqrs., have
been absent during the past week attending tho
Uuited States Court, ns Jurors at Wllliumsport
Tub season for green apples, hnlf-ripe cherries,
together with garden sass, 1 upon us. Prepare
your paregoric and peppermint.
A Smart young lady of Northumcerland, says
her Idea of a good home Is a place where "cob
webs and kisses never go together.
"I wish you had been Eve," said au urchin to
an old maid proverbial for her meanness. "Why
sot" "Because yon would havo eaten all tho
apple instead of dividing It with Adam.,'
KuitlucsMt iVotices.
Tuc Croiuet Shoe, a novelty, elegaut aud com
fortable, at the Regulutor.
Diwino the coming hot season, ft hat Isn't ft
bad thlug to have about the house. 8. Fauet,
Market Siuare, has u tlue stock, Is constantly
eularglug, aud will furulsh thuui to order, In any
style, price or iiuulity. Sain 1 a practical "hat
list," aud can lit any head that he gas ft slghl
of.
Ir you wuut fine assortment of plain and
fancy groceries to select from, go to Kirby's,
Bright urw building, on Market square, ull
good delivered wlthlu the borough free of charge,
All Rubber Wear, ut muuufucturcr' price,
ut the Regulator.
Ji'T received, number of popular frf-ut aud
rem h calf .Wins, at lbs "Hegulalor.
(iKNT.'du Fieueh Calf, liox-lou Boots, itlleb
ed bottom, ul the Regulutor.
Diiokmakku' utulvrlal fur manufacturing, at
the Keguluior.
Ibo ( OMrt-ftftloMM rN Invalid.
1)1 ULIttlltD a warulug aud for lh Uutfli
uf vvtHU immi awi utturt. Lu ulti r ft lllll
N art ou. KbliUy, Jn)., supnljlug IU lueaus of
c-lf-i-ure.
Wrlilvii by um who curej bluiwlf ud at-ul
lion uu loeci uua a Jii uuJ dlitx ltii uvclniw.
AddiM. KllllaSlklL MAVfAlU
t4 i, 1TL Ou.
lliooil)(M. Y.
I UWillU ftAVITAUY AlDAftatM liTION
ft ft rui IU IU Ik f aud t uie uf lb Criu.ii ui
I ulurluuta. imi fiuiilplt uf IVUlUu frbiUa.
Ibiupy. m, iu Kriur of Vuulb, au4 (be
ruilu.uf A, Ui rvWIkm I J Mtaauuftaud ftu-
iiAbatua, u Hbluii aid ur iba aUlu.w
ft.-UI IMk IU SMllul Ulv:l. AddluM, ItiiW
aku AMoct AXIOM, bu r, fbiuaai.bu.
uj(,TViy
In Sunbury ou the 15th lust., by Rev. O. W.
rtcmpcrloy, Mr. F. II. Hkmpkrlet, to Miss Ma
rt A. EnoBL, all of Sunbury. - .
In Bunbnry, on tho 11th Inst., by thn snmn,
Mr. John Mants, to Miss Catii. E. Siussler,
all of Sunbury.
In this plnre on the 15th Inst., MRS. ELIZA
BETH JONES, aged IU years, 4 months aud 'i'l
days. V
The deceased was the widow of James Jones,
conductor on tho P. & E. R. R., who was acci
dentally killed at Hon ova about elevcu (uouths
ago. Tho severe shock of tt.e loss of lr hus
band, caused her to becomo heart-broken, nnd
soon that monster disease ennsumptlon Vuade In
roads upon her system, which, after the lapse of
a few months, claimed Its victim. During her
sickness she rendered no complaint; and boro
her Illness with Christian fortitndrand when
ilcalh came to her relief the passed jwny In full
faith of her Redeemer's love. Sho llavcs a llttlo
daughter soma six months of ago. finis a young
family has passed away within the short space
of eleven months, lcavintr an orphan to battle its
way through this cold and,nnohnritnble world.
fftnrtal Imparts.
Sunbnry Oralis A I'rodaco Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY 1lY Uln ft GERINdER.
Gratm Choice White Wheat.; fl 00
Best Amber, Winter.... 1 50
Corn w HO
Rye ,n 1 00
Oats, (3'J lbs.) ; ; 50
Br.t Amber, Winter, per sack 2 00
" " " " barrel 8 90
Corn Meal, per cwt., 2 50
Pennsylvania Roll ;;5
Fxios Per -iozen .., 10
Meats Dried Beef, per lb USCiTiaO
Smoked Mutton 1013
Lakh per lb 2T,
Fish Salt Wbito Fish, per lb 15
" Trout " 15
Cod " 8
Fresh Shad 4000
Veoetadlks Turnips, per bimhel Ti
Potatoes " " 1 10
Onions " " I 00
Beans, " qnart..... L5i8
Hominy, K " ' , 13
Dried FnflTSDried Apples, per lb 12CM4
Poaches, " SSOfiWW
' Cherries, " 10:i5
" Blackberries 12
" Raspberries ,....'-'0
s x J y pi-si x i
Large Stock t Better Facilities)!
Just opened a large, fine nnd substantial assort
ment ot
SPRING DItESS GOODS, .
Domestics, White Goods, Fancy
CJooas, Tnnimnigs, Clotbs,
Casaimeres,
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
Housekeeping goods In great variety.
FRESH GROCERIES,
Quceusworc, Willow-Ware, Glassware, A.C., &c.
A fine stock of substantial
lleaily-Made Clothiug,
for Men and Boys. Euch line full and complete.
tiT Substantial floods a 8pcclatty.
rrlcos to tiul't tlte limes. Call uud
Mce our Stock.
All kinds of oouutrv produce taken In ex
change for goods. iv
MOOKK S UISSINGEK,
Haupt's Iron Buildiug, Market Street, Suubury.
April x-j, i7i.
MILLIXLKY.
SriUNG Sxilm xuiilo, UONNETS.
FLOWERS, FRAMES, ETC.
Mourning and Bridal Huts aud Bonnets.
Sash Itiniioxs, FEATiiEits, Flowf.us,
Luces aud Trimmings of every variety.
Full line of
MOURNING VEILS AND CRAPE.
Notions, a full assortment. Gentlemen's
Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Ac.
MILLINERY IS TI1E SPECIALTY".
MISS L. NIIISSI.S'.IC,
MARKET SQUARE, SUNBURY, PA.
April 23, 1871.
TONSORIAL.
A LL who desire to go through an e.i6y process
J. X. oi Pimvinu' sboum call ut the Barber Sa oon
ol (.lias. Uurrows, adjoining the Clement House
HAIR DRESSING, SHAMPOOING
AND SHAVING
Is accomplished in the best manner of the ai t
Having procured two city jours, and furnished
bis room In tho latest improved stylo and the
most comtortable of any lu the place, bo dcsirci
gentlemen to rive him a trial to becomo con v in
ccd. Hair Oils, Tonics, Bay Kuin, ice, alwuys
ou nauu aim lor saic.
C1IA3. BUHKOW8.
Sunbury, June 3, 1871.
MAClll.XE NIIOl AM) IKO.
I'Ol'SDKY.
GEO. ItOIIRBACII & SONS,
Mnnbur;-, I'onu'a,
NFOUM the public that they aro preparer! to
do nil kinds of CASTINGS, and bavins added
new Machine Shop In connection with their
Foundry, and have supplied themselves with New
Lulhi'ir, Planing aud Boring Muuhincs, with the
lutl-st Improvements. With the uid of skillful
mechanics, thev are enabled to execute all orders
of
NEW WORK OR REPAIRING,
that may be glveu them, In a suthfuu.ory muu-
Ut!'.
U rut en to nuii uy Klove.
IRON COLUMNS, for churches or other build-
ns, or all srnrai.
BRASS CASTINGS, 4c.
Ornamental Iron Fencing
l-Olt GRAVE Y AKD I.OT8
VERANDAHS ,
l-Olt YARDS AT KES1DENCKH, AC, AC.
The J'L(WS. already celebrated for their su
periority, have been still further Improved, uud
win always ut Kepi ou nana.
Also, THKF.SniNtl MACHINES.
Suubury, May 'M, lb71.
Wus. II. IIEA.KN,
PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTFR,
llerudou, orth'd omuI, lu.
nOl'HK, Sign aud Ornamental Puliillngs
liruiiliiir aud Puix-r baiiKliiir done lu the
workuiuiillke luuimer, and nt the shot let.
untlie. Orders ollelied aud promptly Httiiidvd
j.
April 5, 1X71. 3m.
IMC. J. '. IKI.OW,
OllU-e sud lteali!u'.iv, Walnut Strict, bvlwctu
iiiuu auu rouriu tirccl.,
MUNUUttY, I'KNN'A.
All foruu of lWmains of tba Kyua will be lival.
Kl or oraU4 upou.sucU s SliiiliUsiui, (li.i
tyt;) I'uUract, (HUuduc,) mid all ulio-r Ut
wms rvUiius; to uuiiy, 'l iim, (i tub ur
I toil rl,) lUlr-l.ln, tk.l.toH of fiiiuora, Ae.
iw ! euro 01 r.iit'y 114 ralllug U J
Muubury, May 1-1, l7(.
HUUrikU kllUb If iKll it'l l u.
KM,
JOSJAII UtLNRIE,
Maikst Ituani, I Urea diis r. of b lullnMd,
wt 'Na wuo, bautni,r.
Will alUad lo Iba kiakurwtura ut Kuuls au
ri
liu to all U tr.uibk, KaJ all wmk Hatiau!
to M aaiuiaitufi.
U. 1 L . . . . A. . 1 . 1 . j 1.
I Vuitbaiy, May ?, I7t.
NEW JIKAT NII4M.
rpiIE undersigned respectfully Informs tho cltl
JL sons of Sunbury and vlcluity, that they have
opened a
MEAT SnOP,
In Dcwatt's bulldlnir,nn the north side of Market
Square, two doors from the railroad, were they
will kop ft coivtnnt supply of the bebt of Beef,
l'ork,"Vntton, Ac, nt w holesale or retail, at tho
lowest prices and of tho flrt tjjiullty ,. A wagon
will Ke rmi trl supply Amt.omers every morning,
(ciKfeftitundars":) -Tp best of meat will found
at their1-shftp, ivcjrtia mil nndsatl-fv vour
sclvcs. n-J liEFFEW & BOWER.
Oct. 10th 1S09. ti.
JIIIXlJiEKV AND I'AM'Y iSTOltK.
MISS L. AVEISEH,
Market Street, ono door west of Gearhart's con
fectionery store,
SUNUUHV, TA.,
Has opened her Spring nnd Summer stock of
milliner' nnd Fancy floods,
HATS AND BONNETS.
The latest styles of Dress Trimmings, French
nnd American Flowers, I.nees, Ribbons, Sack
loops, Chignons, Collars, Cuflu, Jouvln Uloveu,
and n largo variety of other articles.
In connection with the Millinery businc's, she
carries on tho -
DIIESS MAKiXG AND FITTING,
lu nil its branches.
Bhc'ls also ngcitt for the snlo of Ramsey, Scott A
Co.' Palterus.
Tho ladles of 8unbury and vicinity are cor
dially invited to cull aud cxuir.lno her spleudid
stock. '
May 13, 1871.
WM. MURRAY. J. SLATMAKEK. WM. U. BLAfK.
Wholesale Dealers lu
MACHINERY AND BURNING
Olllce nnd School Stationery,
OILS,
Printing, Wrapping nnd .lZnuilln
PAPERS,
rrintors' CarJs, l'ltiior ISags, &c, &c.
Tho Colobratcd
Corry, Kerosene IJurning Oil
alwavs on hand.
COAL! COALU COAL!!!
Having also opened a
COAL YAED
we aro rtow 'prepar"d to supply the citizens of
Sunbury and vicinity with tho very best quality
of Coal, carefully prepared for family use, nt
rcnvmablc prices. Farmers and all others will.
Und It to their advantage to give Us a call.
EGG,
STOVE,
CHESTNUT
TEA,
Always on V.and. Orders left at our office in
Room No. 2,
CLEMENT HOUSE BLOCK,
Will be promptly attended to,
Nontli Tliird Ktreet, Nunburj, In.
MUlUtAV & CO.
April 1, iSTO-Sin.
MAN'lIOODi nOW LOST, HOW HKSTOR
El). Just published by Dr. LEWIS. i-'r.O
paires, Third Edition. TllK MEDICAL COM
PANION AND UUDE TO HEALTH, on the
radical cure of Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Loescc, Imnotency,
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to
MarriuKe, etc., and tho Venereal nud Syphilitic
Maladies wLh plain nnd clear directions for tho
speedy cure of Secondary SympJ 01113, Gonorrhoea,
Gleets, Strictures, and ull diseases of the skin,
such as Scurvy, scrofula, ulcers, Boils, Blotch
es ajid l'jmplcs on the face nnd body. Consump
tion, Epilepsy, nnd Kits, Induced by sclf-indul-
.actual extravagance.
Tho celebrated author in this admirable- Trea
tise, clearly doinoustrute, from a forty yeur's
sucecsful practice, that the alarming consequence
of self-abuse may bo radically cured 1 poiutins
out a mode of cure nt once simple, certain, and
ciicciiuu, ny nmans 01 wmcn every suircrer, no
matter what his condition may be, can bo ctl'ec-
vuanv eurcu, cnenply, privately, and radically.
te?T!iis book ehoiild bo In the hands of every
j'iii.m, anil cu-ry man in 1110 iaua.
Punt unrler teal. In a plum envelope. Prleo, 50
ccnis. Address, mt. LEWIS, No. 7 JJeuch street,
New York.
UAH1IVJI WATCHES.
WQi
JEWELERS.
No. 002 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
arc now prepared to 1111 Orders for the
GENUINE WALTHAM WATCH ES,
under their own guarantee, In cither
IS Kurat oll or Coin Silver C'hnoh,
(.Vo ottur Qualitict told by wc)
Thcso Watches greatly excel iu ilmi flulli,
variety of style, aud accurate tlmo-keei'ing (iuili-
tics. Wo tuvue parileular attention lo the low
prieo at which a really good watch may now be
mm.
I'loune scud (o uh for it Price List.
Orders received from all points.
Goods sent C O. D. to anv addrcsi.
FIXED PRICES, securing to the absent buver
every advuulago possessed by a present pur-
cuascr.
JAMES E. CALDWELL & Co.,
903 Chestnut Strdet, Plilia
April S3, lS71-Jan 14-ly.
CXADIXTEH VTEI.
ri'UE vixeuau AT(tn:.Ts l'Ki;
' ll'AKT,
Id now offered for sale by the undersigned nt
bis Brewery or Restaurant. This viucjrur
warranted not to contain any ut-lds not" rally
c used to inuku It stronir. ami w hich is
injurious. Warranted pure, U is the best article
or (inmesiic usu 111 market.
Sold ut wholesale nud retail. Applv to
JOSEPH UACIIF.lt.
Sunbury, May n, 1871.
r. U4KUI.V. 1:. 11. liuwi.u
I XIOX HOI Hl"
LI KENS, UALPU1N t'OL XTi', PENX'A
UYERLY i BOWER, Proprietor.
The table la supplied with the be.i the marki.
affords. Good ktubliuir and attentive oilers.
May SO, 171.
rUMI'I'ttET .mOH CE.HE'IEHV
I O.M PAW.
This rompany Is now prepared lo tell lots lu
Hie uew ( vuiulary, located ou uu ruilueui'i' ubcul
uue-lourth of aiuiluvutt 01 buubuiy. 1 lie In
vrvuse of tbo poiuUilou uf Suubury, uud con
uueia udvuuc lu Ihu I4IU1 of moitality, us wel
us the limited fut ilities kr li.c iuteriucul ol llmte
who have loiih'hl lite battle, have augiii-atcd the
orKitiiiaulUiii uf the ubove uuuicd comauy.
I'luii of I'eiiiL-liiry may be hcu ut mo olllce uf
J. A. Cuke, fc'j-, or l.loyd T. Ituhib.ic U.
Prltu of lot flow ii to 113, accuidiug to luca
tli. 11.
iMxAt will bo e neeuled for lots sold.
l.l.KVU T. W)llUUAt-U,
May 13, l-.7l.-lf.
M'JUXG AND Sl'MMKK.
t I.OTII Wit 4 AMMUJtl.MI
rilKNtU AND iHiMKVnc MKUrt
of wiry (rude, Ju.l u u4 at Ibe
MEUCHANT TAILOR Mini'
or
tiium. u. harv,
Hueeau( to J. . tia, yuuitb lfitl, U-lo
Uaik.l,
l Mil KV, I KSN'i.
touiuiuitat ttbu d.lr U.Uu.ul la ili4bli.
DiUa tuutdvf, UI !! at Itui tUm Ui: i,4
Uauiloa ll avU.l.d iluit, aud ka tUt;i
I ) 'ui by lu U UU.l l.l. t all a. I U
' ..U...I. ilU. 14. kill I'.
Way, T.
IS
MI
C. B. WEITZEL, k CO,
lmvo Jiftt received an
and arc pseparcd to get upfiuitsal short notice and guaranteed to fit or to sitlc.
BLACK, DROWN AND BLUE CLOTHS, Double -width, $3 and upwards.!
OASSIMERES,
all wool 75c, and upward.
VESTINGS at all prices.
KENTUCKY JEANS 20c, and upwards.
TWEEDS C2c, and upwavda
COTTONADES ISc, nnd upwards.
They havo also rnado arrnngomcnts with the
or.
Wanamaker &
and arc prepared to furnish suits at their
If the goods do not givo satisfaction upon
A full lino of ervtnnles for customers lo select
ALL WOOL UiT S$l3AKD LT-VAfrb."
Special attention atrcntion paid to
And the highest cash prices paid for
OUMTEY PROBUGE.
SARGAIIS!
.A.T
has received another
mm iwiiii si o.
Sprisig sm& Summer oods.
and has now on hand, tho largest stock in
He is
Bargains in Linen Clothing for Men and Boys.
Bargains in fine Dress Suits for Men & Boys.
Bargains in Working
MEIST and 330YS.
Bargains in Straw,
Cassimere Hats,
Bargains
in Fancy
Gent's Summer Underwear.
BARGAINS IX
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
Give him a call and eco for yourselves, that the Empire Clothing Store is tho cheapest.
LARGER ASSORTMENT,
BETTER GOODS,
AND LOWER PRICES THAN EVER.
G. HERZFELDER.
Third Ttrect, near the Depot, SUNBUHY, PA.
ISAAC U. NTAl I't'tK,
WATCHES, JEWELltY,
UN XorlU Kcm-omU Ht, Cor. or lurrj ,
1'IIU.AUEU'IIIA.
An nsHortmeut of Watehen, Jewelry, Silver und
I'hilvd Wurc euiirt:iiitty oil letiiil.
lli-'iiirlii! of Matches iui.1 Jewelry rouiHy
utteiiiU'd to. Auil 1, lMl-ly.
Cakcryand Confectionery
lu thu urw biilldiatf a U iluiiii; the 1'iwt
IMllee, oppiislx the l)uut,
N V It I' It Y , I K A ,
Junl oiwui J a Ure u.ioi'tuictil 11 nil ),liids of
CONFECTION ARIES
ol enry deseiiitluu.
FRESH BREAD It CAKES
CM-ry iiior 11 1 11 1;. Vuimlu lll be iiliid
dally (huii.l.iy. rVi-iK-li'd) with nil kind
of UilK.VU, TM ISl', IU Mi, TtA
Ul NS, Ae., uud ul.o kil ou
baud and lu.tuutueluud
out ul tli.- Ih-.i bluud4
uf i luur.
All kinds of Taney Cakes
Vt ui'"l by any t-lty bakuru. cou.uui.
ly uu 'baud aud lu.iuul'uilurt-d lo uidir
fur llulla, t-ivUUlj iMItita, t'.uiilu,
and utiu r. al I bo .li.nl. .1 u.aini.
All ui.t. i. U 11 ul ihu bioia
j l-,.IU ll.c lk4,ul at
bl Uukrrv, uu
Hinuco kUrcct l4iu nl aiid Beeoud, a ill
U1. .H a lib 110U11 aiUuliuu.
lUaitklul bl lul lalruuaa. I k.. by .1
Ull
i.lo
bll'Ull.'U i l bualii.'., aud luibl.biu Iba b.l
Luiilluuu llui aaluil.
M.iis lul, lM.
l lrM BHIWlMd MaMltlMl,
AVKWuflioM cili(cd slaibia. ru Lm
had l ll a''l)iua- l-i t.ktiUuK W,
MltH 4 W(tU.,ut Maiavt Hli, aor1 fa.
immcuse stods of
Brown, Phil'a,
prices, only adding the cO&t of csprcssage.
arrival tvo will return them free of charge.
from.
BARGAINS!!
THE
choice assortment of
his line, ever 'offered for Bale iu this place.
offering
and Business Suits for
Felt, Wool, .Linen, and
for Men and Boys.
and White Shirts
and
ritKXs ni:i)i( i:
AT Til 8
Mammoth Uoot & Shoe Store
1:1.1 mim.i:u,
lu C. B. Hmltli'a Room, Queen Street, Olio doo
Kiist of the I'ost Uillee,
NOUIlIUMUnil.AM), l'EXS'A.
For Kltiilr.i Ihx-ti, to t i I'll MlUt-r's Uix4 and
blioc Mole. Ther uru kolil, Hi.-t fulfill tit.
tor Kreneh fall llooi, t;u 10 li'.l MilKr'., ouly
fDlofll lcr i air.
- Vor Uooti, thots nnili:illrrs, nt l.m..t 1 -.!-
bin rU-e, ui lu Kli Mill. r', uu IJimii Mn. t.
Fur all kiuua of Ouiu lluuia ami Miuc., cull at
T.il Miller's.
For I.adii-i' (iuiu Over.hoel, ieo Cua uxor! -aii'iit
ut Kit Mllii'i.
Fur all kind, of f t-.lldreii'a fhnea, 1(0 aud
auiliio Fll Milb r'a Uio a.utuu-ul.
Fur anythiiia' I" llo and Mine tine, mil
ami ri4iuuu; til Wllb-r'a ilmi ut-lura iurebu.iiit;
i-;l.iiu if yuU MiU lo fevl tr.t-iU.., at lUu
luHl'al I'llwa.
Jau. 7, il-P.'l' S.' '-U
.ru-.' tiHk i f lloakry tk Nutluiia aOiiHn
t liiMiu.er'i. ai'Va.
IHaaolMlloB.
N iil U K la berrby aivcu, tl.al lUi ( urluei.hu
hi Itluluiu UHallllK, uf lilld HUUIU l.f Will-
I, liatklii. V l'., lu 1 1. a UiuautiJa bu.lmaa In
Iba U-rii4b ul fcui-liury, bua lu U.IU by
IiiuIimI (uiianut. 'Ilia It.a.k at.-ouut., ar., via
kit tu Itu.- kaiula ul f. U. VttUavl, al ll.a ui.l
Uud, bo a III satin uu lite ailui.lnji
vuuula.
VVtlTZkl., CABklS A (11.
Tba Marraulila lu.lutaa uf ll.a abut liuu ai'l
bai.'IUr ka toutluaad a Iba ull aiauJ, uauVf
Iba kiut aaoat ul
I. H.MUIULkiH
VI. I la, ISM.-M.