unburn American.
SUN BURSJUIAT2, 1871
llnilrond Time Tables).
N. C. R. W. East. I P. E. R. R. West.
Buffalo Ex I've 4:10 m Eric Mull, I've 3:10 n m
Erlo " "10:20 " BullUlo Ex. " 4:50 "
KfcnlraMnlt " 10:95 " KlmlraMall" 4:S0pm
Kilo " " 1:10 " , Erlo Ex. " 0:15"
SU.VVOKIN DIVISION N. C. R. W.
I.KAVR AHIIIVN
-Sunbury nt 1 1 :f0 a Di At Sunbury 9:M ft m
" 4:40 pm I " 4:00 pm
D. II. & W. R. R.
Lenvc Sunburv :55 n. m., 4:P.5 nnd C:50 p. tn.
Arr. nt Huiibnry llh'W u m, 0:9iUiuid 8:40 p in.
fcVwal Affaire.
Sewing Mi:iiisi.s.-M's Caroline Dnllus la
tho Hgcut for tho snlo of tlio three best Sewing
Machines In existence, vlr. i "Tlie Improved
Sinner," "drover & Baker" nnd "Domestic,"
which arc "constantly on liand nnd sold nt rea
sonable price. Call and fee them. Office on
Market street, cist of the railroad.
Money. Wc uro much In want of money, nnd
must lmvo It. Tlio printing press, like nn cu
t;lno, must be kept constantly oiled up, nnd
greenbacks or a mixture of gold, silver nnd nlckct
lire tho best Ingredients to keep tlio press going.
Wc have a largo amount chaiicd on our books
nnd would be obliged to our friends If they would
make prompt settlement, as wo nre not In cir
cumstances to lay out of our money expended
for stock nnd wages to hands. Try nnd do this
.much for us ; you will reap the benefit ns we
intend lii a few ii.""ths to remove Into quarters
where we can give bettor satisfaction, nnd make
such Improvements i.s wld be benclicbl to every
reader of tho Ami.iucan. Wo would also be
thankful If our friends .lirougliout the county
would give us further encouragement In our
project by nlinjr us n w lists of subscribers In
their nci.;hb..rh''nd.'. The more Interest taken
In tho circulation or the- AMrttK'AN, tho greater
will be tlio benefit to each subscriber.
Uot'SB roil Sale. Tho valuable house und lot
on lliu Soulh-Wcst corner of Fourth nnd Pel n
Streets, Is offered for sale on reasonable terms.
Apply at this Olllco.
Koit Kent. Two rooms, suitable for olllces,
n IJoliilng the Po-t Olllee, near the Masonic Hall
building, on Third street, Sunbury, are offered
for rent on rrujaunblo terms. Apply to
Cit'.s. Oauixcumu
IM.ur.osAi.. A. 1
M. S. S. f
S. C . F. C. A. F. M. C. S.
RCvuir.i. porta Water drawn from that cle-
i mil Soda Fountain nt Dr. Moody's Drug Store.
.a. .
i'ist receive 1, n nuniber of popular fronts nnd
French calfskins, at the Regulator.
- - -
Tun Hebrews of Wtlli.'.mspoi t have determined
to bulid a Synagogue in that place.
Tun brick work of Driinihc'.lcr's Hotel has
been finished, and workmen are now engaged In
rooilug tlio building.
J. D. C.u.nwiii.L, Ksij., lias been appointed
Post Master nt Wutsontown, tills county, vice
Wagner,' resigned.
It Is expected there will be n brilliant shower
of meteors between tlio 'MlU and u'Jth of this
month and everybody should get ready to watch
the skies.
.
Mitchell's New Gknkhai. Atlas. We have
puichased a, copy of tills excellent Atlas, which
contains 100 maps with nil tlio railroads nnd
other Improvements. It Is cheap at ?10.
Jt unn Joiidas has nearly completed tho addi
tion to his residence In Chestnut street, nnd
modified tho entire front with hit lied cornices
over tlio windows, painted white, giving the
w hole a unit and handsome nppcaraucc.
- -o-
Wk see it stated in tho Lewisburg Chronicle
tl.nl Jos. 11. McCnll and Win. Seurls, Jr., of that
place, have leased the Vankirk House, nt Nor
thumberland, and will take possession in a short
time.
Gi'Miinv ami I.KwisTowx Kailkoao. The
I.ewislo in Guttle says that tliis road progresses,
nt the Lewl.town cad, at the r.ite'of more than
hall a mile ti day, and the track Is now laid down
for a distance of eleven miles from that place.
At some points on the road work is being done
night and day, and i irvthlng Indicates a speedy
completion of the road.
The Ki lLlUNU Association. 'I ho regular
meeting of the Fort AuguM.i Mutual Loan and
lluildiiig Association will he held on Thursday
evening of next week. The old Association will
hold its monthly meeting on the follow ing Friday
evening.
The handsome building now being erected on
the corner of Third and Market streets, by Mr.
Ira T. Clement, is rnpldiy Approaching comple
tion. The exterior Is now iwviving u coat of
paint, preparatory to tani'lug, which will udd
greatly to its appearance. Miss Auua Painter's
huliding, adjoining, w ill Lo ready for oceiipaucy
In a few days.
Ice Col l Soda Water, with u largo collection
of syrups to suit our patii'iiage. The most pala
table and refreshing drink for lad! and gentle
men, on u warm summer day or evening, at
Dr. Mm. nv's Drug Store
Market Sijuare, Sunbury, Pa.
The pic tile of the (J. rni.ni It.-furiucd Sunday
School look place on Thursday last. Tint grove
near Haas' mill, about one mile ea.it of Sunbury,
w as selected for the occasion.
A Hoi' came o.i ii the hull of I lie Huuhtiry Flro
Company on 'I'm , day ivcnli:; l.i-t, which was
well attended, ami the dl-ciplc.i of Terpsleoru
seemed In enjoy themselves veiy ninth. The
pruct eds of the hop are In be u vl in the piucha
of uiiiloiini for the 1 1 u-1 ii ' l of the i.u company.
llnukK a I.t-.i. On Saturday evening hu-l, Mr.
Sol. Mndi, of this place, Icuiln:; c itUc lu hl
lot, unit to diive them out, and in Jumping over
11 fence , fell Kil l bloke hi. Ii ub.AC ll.e itua.lt,
Iriicli.ilm; t!,u In, lie fur scleral llich.a ill length.
Dr. F. I.. Il.tiipt n.ia tailed uu wl.uail Hie lunli,
und he la li..w d'.luii as ucll us can Uu i.pcclcd.
A. V II nil K, E.i., ol tliu place, hat rceiii4
till) lippoinllml.t ol Attorney ah t I.im al Agi-lll
lor NuillimnbiiLiiid tuuiiiy, lur llui National
C.l llpclallVU II Line.. Aifeitey, h,rr ap.
J ..ialuieiil, U la lit bu.lm In t.itli cl mi l itiuk
1 plUalloiK for Li.unlin und ( . uiuii-- to piu.
ctil llpp.lealii'US (or patent, an. I ll t.ille. t
t Li I an (jiiieiully. He l 1 1... . 1 ali ullVlnl
i f l-eu.l .ii, bounty, u n t p..l. .1 l.l.uA., u
ta.ei.li ll.ia t 111 b I , c UM u
Wu'hinliiU a i, tlalma f'ui.t uu) pait u fca
touiity oilU inlalaly uu I dnsi. It.
tlL-aUt a.n. I u i lUimliaij iki liioi'iuuio
ll.y a poibluiunt L ii li. wiu.-i k J.,ai lit.
I "I I), , ol u;.v.Li, huiinUu lant ul
fl.U.K plllilH.4. 'U Itli-I4tu -) Do !'
t."U 1 4 ku4 iaa. I b i ll. a Um lot
" "il )aula t) uiil U.l,l.l-I u llta d-.llt, Juo,
IUUII4.U4U, . , lii i 'au., a yua.i.l.aJ,
'"i"" Da L i.pi.iii, 4.(1) ulUu.luuia
.. ll.S uitt. ui IImIIUI.mi., ua,4 aa.44ll,(
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Destructive Hail ard Raim Storm. One of
the most destructive hall storms that we have
had for many years, visited a belt of country be
tween McEwcnsvlllo and Mnucy, on Sunday af
ternoon. The extent of the storm was about 13
to IS miles In length and about three la width,
nnd lnsted several hours. Our Informant, Ex
Shcrlff Henry Reader, who visited the scene says
that the cntlro corn and oats crop In Black holo
Volley and neighborhood Is wholly destroyed,
and potatoes cut to pieces. Tho crop on tho farm
of Robert Montgomery was entirely destroyed
ns was that aj Messrs. Russcl & Wilson, nnd
others In this county. In some eases the roof or
barns and houses were demolished. Windows
wcro blown out nnd houses Inundated with hail
nnd water. One man In Lewis township had
part of his foundation walls washed away by the
rush of water, nnd next morning took three
w agon loads or hall stones out of his cellar. Tho
fruit crop on many farms was ulmost totally
destroyed" The destructive effects of tho storm
reached Muncy, breaking windows nnd destroy
ing fruit nnd garden crops, but was less violent
than below tho Muncy hills, whero .Its was
more destructive. Wc also hear of the destructive
effects of the storm In portions of Wyoming nnd
Bradford counties.
Glen Rock nnd Shrewsherry post offices, In
York county, have been designated as money
older offices by the Postmaster tiencral. It seems
strange that Sunbury, with a population nt least
live times as great us either of tho above places,
Is denied the privilege of the money order system
nt her Post Olllee. A strong appeal should bo
made to tho Postmaster Oeueral nt Washington,
to have It accomplished, as It would bo of great
benefit as well as accommodation to our citizens.
I.itti.r Wanderi:!!. A small boy, npparuutly
ubout ten or twelve years of age, nnd giving his
nanio ns Christ. Huues, has been wnnderlng
about this neighborhood foi'.Rnvernl weeks, lie
begs vlluuls from the citizens nnd sleeps lu store
boxes or In empty cars nt night. The poor Com
missioners took charge of him nud giivo him a
place at the poor house but he preferred his free
dom and hence continues to wander around the
streets. Ho says lie came from Sunbury but
don't know anything; V.loi!t his parents. lhui
vllle American.
The boy referred to above, came to this place
soino live weeks ago and wandered nbout tho
streets for n week and then disappeared. Ho
stated tlmt ills parents wcro living at Danville,'
nnd that they wcro poor, that his mother was
sickly and his father spent nil his earnings for
whiskey, and that ho concluded to do for him
self, Lig:itnino. The Lewisburg Chronicle, of last
week, speaks us follows of tlio damage done by
lightning In I'nlon county, during the late storm :
'During tho recent violent thunder showers, n
number of buildings throughout the county were
struck by lightning, lu Lewis township, Henry
Orwig's barn received a stroke, wliieli did some
damage to tho building, and nlso killed ll cow.
A barn situated near New Berlin, belonging to
Adam Gottlieb, was destroyed, together with the
entiio crop of grain and hay, wagon, farm im
plements, Ac. Tnsuinuce a little over f 000."
From the Mifllinburg Teleymjih we gather tho
following additional items: "Tho thunder
stoiins have been unusually severe the past few
I'.uys. The lightning nud wind did considerable
damage lu various sections of tho country. A
shock of wheat was struck nnd consumed on tho
farm of Henry Ruhl, in West Buffalo. The barn
of Andrew llauck, In Buffalo, was struck but no
damage done except n few shattered boards. On
the farm of Mr. James Irwin six, troes were
struck. A large number of trees were blown
down In Lewis township. We nlso heur that
considerable damage from the storm was caused
lu White Deer and Gregg."
Damage nv Lightning. The thunder and
lightning which accompanied tho storm on Sun
day evening was terrific. It seemed ns though
every bm st of tho electric clement was destined
to commit destruction. While tho congiegutlon
was assembling for worship in tho Baptist
Church, und before service had commenced, tlio
lightning struck Uie conductor of that building
nud rau dow n as far as (ho roof where, tho rod
being disconnected, it passed Into the church
scattering the shingles on tho roof tearing off
tho plusleiing uud liuully made its exit out of
the window situated lu the southwest corner do
ing considerable damage to the building. At tho
time of the uecldeut two men wcro standing lu
vestibule directly in the course of the lightning.
One, named Ed. Clark, was badly injured nnd
had Ills boot torn Into shreds. The other, Isaiah
Hieksou, was only slightly Injured llmicille I
.ImeriYill.
On Sunday evening last, during the heavy
thunder storm that visited this section, the house
in which Mrs. Susan McDuuicls (daughter of J.
M. Sassenian. Eso..1 resides. In the uniier en. I
of -Wilton, was struck by lightning, which, after
pushing through the weatherboards uud plaster
ing, was attracted by n kulfo lu tho hands of
Mrs. McDanlcls, und passing from tho knife
struck Mrs. S. below tho right kuee, and theuco
down the limb tearing the shoe from tho foot
und entering the cellar. Mrs. McDanlcls' escape
from deivtli was u narrow one. .Villuniiut.
List of letters reniuinlng la the Sunbury Post
Office from July to July It, 1S"1 i
Barrett, James ll.mpl, Mrs. Magglo
Heady, James Hopkins, 11. J.
Beaver, Mar.li .t Co. llouiali A: Douglass
Bliss, Miss Louisa llovertou John
Hover, tins Hull, Mi.s l.izjilo
Buyer, Mrs. Mary K. Mellugh, Catherine
Blown, Mr. (U.ll.Con) 3 (Foreign,
liurallon, Mr.. Mary lckhoff, Martin.
Burns, C. K. (IM(.UuU)Kulley, Wm. A.
fuse, Kalph Kociucr, I aae
Chamliurlln A Slilpmau King. Henry
Campbell, Mia. Mary Klock, tlnleu '3
I 'UK 111, II . II.
Dolicrcr, Uev. A. 11.
Mclloliougll, Daniel
(I irranay, Miss Sarah
Gardner, Mrs. Maggie
Uii.klua, Jnbii W.
Gross, Jacob
Giiviier, Mailln
Giuiilii-li, Henry
lluikllis, Misa (,'xU)
Muun-r. Mr. Mary
Magrnder, II. C. -J
Meers, John (ForcL'u.)
Miller, I), ti.
Sfti-mt'-tl lls-cn
I'elinsil, Solouioii
Seaut.tU, Fitd. J.
Shu. i. ii, Mia Sarah 'J
huillli, Mr.. Anbiey II.
'l'allliir, Mia Mai Uih
Teatiul, Fritueia
Vaiiklik, Mia. fiilhcrliiti
Wuahburu, Mra, Dacur
Waller, J. V.
Waunca, Mia. Durell
We.ticr, John C,
ll.mp, Mrs. Mag
11.11 UlUgll, lieu, W
llaupfar, Allied
Hall, Bin. a. ( 0.
Il.l.a, Wm,
I l.l lena. (Jay
llarila, Ju.epli
ul. o, K. I
ii .ii. ... i. .i . .i '
ii.uu.ien, jiia. tfoaeiiau Tuuiisla, M ill,
J. J. Km ill, P. M.
Aiuo.r 4 Cori4t.i4tiii!. Tlw Ni.iiliuru
( eiilial railmiy In Idjje, ul Mllltnaburtf, aa dia.
! ct.urv.l In bo uu Uie la. I Kalunlay ulliiuuon, by
t Mr. Julill HolUiuiiu, mnpli.yt-J u ,u eu a bulea
UuvulU I bo liUa. u ,iot,t,tJ lu llto .14
I fu'U h. mo llui iimkii 4 Htu Uauln.-, uud,
ilh IUo .,l.l.me of utne uf n,B hujjIu uf
: llw Nuiilicm t aiilial raiUay, ueieU4 In ,.
tlllijUlallillK li Dltf b. fulu Ub) Mllou. UaUIUijo
, ba l U.it ilmiti, a4 bia iKiuntd lu lha iilubl,
' s:ihaa llm t.a.tl Je.liu.n.iuuf lbs bll.lga UUI4
I I. alii bi. u b lnu'l.
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Ski. 4 J W4.
Bvpremr Court or Frns'a. Hamford v.
Keefer. t. A promise of Indemnity Is broken
by a recovery of a Judgment ngalnst the pro
misee. 2. Tho discharge of a defendant nrrcRtcd on a
ca. fa., unless nt his request, Is a satisfaction
of tho judgment.
8. A constable who had taken a bond of Indemni
ty to sccuro him In making n levy and snlo,
hud a Judgment recovered ngalnst him on that
account, and had been so arrested nnd ills
elutrgod, Is still entitled to recover the costs
of the litigation, Ac, from the obligor.
Error to the Common Picas of Northumberland
county. .
Opinion by Keah, J. Delivered March 18th,
1871.
In this case tho court below directed the Jury
to find a verdict In favor of tlio defendant, but
delivered no opinion nnd nsslgned no reasons.
Wc arc therefore obliged to collect the naturo of
the plaintiff's claim, and of the defendant's de
fence, from tho meagre record before us, usslstc-d
by the paper books of the parties.
It Is undoubtedly tho law, that a promise of
Indemnity Is broken by tho recovery of n judg
ment ngalnst tho person to whom tho promise
was made, and ho may maintain an notion upon
It, without proof of the payment of tho Judg
ment, Stroh v. Klmmel, 8 Watts, 157) Bank v.
Douglass, 4 Watts, 05 Carman v. Noble, 0 Barr,
SCO, S71 ! Gardner v. Grove, 10 S. & R. DJ7, Illy,
Tllghmun, C. J. Miller v. Howry, 3 Peuv K.
S74.
A judgment before n Justice, was obtained by
George Keefer ngalnst Israel fl. Dnnklebergcr,
on the 7th of May, 1S59, for $47.40, nnd on the
SOth of July the execution was returned "no
goods found." On tho 22d of August, 1859,
George Keefer gave John Hamford, constable, a
bond of Indemnity, and on the next day, nu i','i
execution Issued to said John Hamford, consta
ble, whklij on the 3'i;h .September was returned
"no goods found," and on tho 81 h October, 1S50,
a jituriiu execution Issued to John Bamlbid, cou
stuble, who on the 20th October returned "levied
on one mule, and sold for $1:5 and money paid
into cfllce," which was received by George
Keefer, who entered, "received satisfaction," on
the docket. Jonathan Dunkleberger commenced
nn action of trespass against John Bamford, for
the taking of tlio said mule, and recovered a
judgment against him for $3lG.5t. This suit
was "defended by George Keefer, who employed
counsel. This suit Is brought by the plaintiff
against the defendant to recover tho amount of
the said Judgment, and nil damages sustained by
him.
In answer to tills, tho defendant nlleges th.it
the bond docs not apply to this case but In this
we think he errs, and his action proves that ho
thought ho did. But his real defeuco is, that
upon a ciyrfas iii' Mtifticlcnihim issued by Dunkle
berger, on his judgment, Bradford was taken
In executiou, and discharged by tlio plaintiff's
attorney, under the following order to the sheriff:
"The sheriff Is hereby requested to discharge de
fendant nt tlio co: -U of tho plaintiff."
This w hole sul ject Is considered, discussed nnd
decided in Magniac v. Thompson, 15 Howard,
-SI . and there Is no doubt, that at common law,
this Judgment Was satislled, and the exception
made by the Cist section of tlio Act of Kith June,
1SII0, only applies whero the discharge Is lit the
request of the defendant.
But this does not dispose of the case, for the
plaintiff Is clearly entitled to such costs and
charges ns ho has been put to, and such damages
ns he has sustained by a litigation running
through seven years and upwards, and ending in
his incarceration.
Judgment reversed nnd venire He novo award
ed. J'itlsburij Lciul JuwimI.
"OlisKBVlin," correspondent of this place to
the .Vifwiiiiii, gives the following list of names
of the Sheriffs of Northumberland county, from
the time of the origin of the county, lu 177:2, to
the present time. The first Sheriff, Geo. Naglo,
acted lu both Northumberland and Berks coun
ties, until the chrrtion of his successor, William
Cook t
(ieorge Nagle, from April to Oct.
William Cook, U years, from October,
William Seliull. I
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Joiiathnn Lodge, 2
James C'rawforil,
Henry Antes,
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Martin Williington,
I lavel Uoaii,
Jolin Brady,
Hubert Irwin,
Henry Vanderslicc,
Jared Imiu,
Daniel Lebo.
Thomas Painter,
Walter Brady,
William Shannon,
James K. Munition,
Martin Weaver,
Jacob M. Kinney,
Peter Lazarus,
Henry Header,
(ieorge W. Kielil,
Henry U ussier,
Felix" Maurer,
Tlios. A. Billiiigstoi
James Covert,
William i. Uipp,
Henry Wi. e,
James Vainly ke,
David Witldron,
Win. M. Weaver,
Daniel Beck ley,
John U. Heller,
Majoii David Taouaiit, of Northumberland,
pay-muster in tho U. 8. A., has beni Invited to
deliver the address at the licit State Ajiicultural
Fair, to be held in Portland, Oregon. We uro
glad our former neighbor and esteemed frlviid is
appreciated by tho people of tho 1'aclflc Coast,
among whom he lias been stationed for the lust
year. He Is now visiting his family at .Northum
berland. The LaUy (Jimjun H.ilUl'.n pays the
Major the follow lug w ell merited ctiiupiiiiiciil I
"The selection of Major Taggarl Is a good
one. He la one of Hid class m Vuiij Iv.inia
farmers who are thorough In lliclr hbaa of lai til
ing. He la nu i.Mlcer ol high rank nud Ineiit In
the Culled biatea urmy, uud in Hint capacity has
aeen uud closely observed the ugiicuilural und
oilier features uli.t re.ourccs ol iieuly every
Slate in the I nlou. tsimw be came In Oit ,'nii lei
has traveled ou-r the bole Male i-.uil llkewiao
Ibroiigh much of Waahlni;tim Terrllory, bolh In
the Sound UU4 Hie Upper I oluint.i.i din-io.j and
the pux.l llial Lu baa bad Ina eye wide us-u to
neail) everuliln.' worthy i.l'tili.enall.iu wbeivitr
he baa traveled baa limply appeared in Uie eul
uiuua of I lie Wii.liln-V.u ( ArmiHii and I be flilla
delpbhi (, paHM. of largo iliciilalloit uud
much Influence. W halo ln.ileiiliy (jiveu ex.
Iruela fioiu the my Inleri-aliug uud .tluablu
blleia de.erlptne ol l)ic,-i,ii writlen by Major
Taiigcit. Au u.l.lreaa Iiuiii him ul Hie dale
Fuir would bu veij sure loultiuil nu nuueu.iiiy
large toiioiiiiae."
I. (. or It. M. Thu (iie.il t omull of Ihe Im
ploVrd Order of Hid lien, UU lla uniiUal
aeaaiou lit l'llaillu Uuiillg I lie past ttt.U,
uu l a slleudcd by le.ie.nilaliuu fu.ui Iiraily
ull the lilliea lu thu Male, t balUr. eit- ,-iaul-rd
for Ue liila-a lu thia county, lu Im local, d ul
bbaliuiklu, NoilliuitiUilaiid and VVulautos.
bl kl4 Hi UlMlb I'll) Sits. li l'le.li)l.lUl4
buiiday SM-btHd bcl4 pie uie uu I liasaila) uf la. I
Meet, lu U")4' liloVU, lul lilt, I. He. tl a.
UU plMeuUl It IU iHi ua, OH mil Ultatilu lu
auta au)llili.gm ienai4 lu ll, e.p u Iraiu
Ibejf k4 4 plca.uul ll.ue,
Nl laaiiil.- M oi4l4 tall Ilia alUntUju uf lUa
U luaU I uuuvil, u4 iiusuub ulbulllua, lu lbs
lnl.iltiabla situtk nii.iug fiuib lb .Uubltr.
Luusa ua, Ua cuiurr uf lueu4 auuu4 .lie.u.
ll it muu.U lu iua au spldtiuav tit U UWBI.
tUl i)Ou4.
lattaakS kit uvua I Uiao. - uuiau bbitb
a a Ul Ibf f'4 11m! fiuiu, al Ika uuwu..4W
...t, U u.a -(U4i, U .villus uN bl luju.k.i.
laa.uf t at, ti luStl put., luaw tau U ful.1,4
aaL.U tt. IUU.44 M m .nu, 4
1 lllu4 u4 Maibd U )vl.i1 )w4 i It
ha b limb uf Ika obxis kujt.
Am cloctloD of officers for the Lehigh nnd East
ern Railway, was held nt this plncc, on the I5th
Inst., resulting ns follows t President, S. F. Kase,
Danville, Directors Homes Ramsdnlc,' New
burg, N. T. i C. Burnett, Stroudsburg, Pa. t 8.
P. Wolvcrton, Sunbury, Pa. ( Hon. Harry White,
Inilliitin, P.i. Lorenzo D. Robins, F.lcysburg,
Pa. t J. II. Kase, Danville, Pn.j Hon. I. S. Mon
roe, Cuttuwlssn, Pa.
Sol. Mai.ick, Esq., has sold his frame dwel
ling, on Market street, to Robert Campbell, of
Upper Augusta township, for f 3,500.
Hon. Jso. B. Packek and W. B. Fowle, Eq.,
General Manager of the Mineral It. R. and Min
lug Co., wero lu town' on Tuesday nnd Wednes
day arranging for tho trnnsfor .of tho Cameron
Colliery to the Company represented by tho lat
ter named gentletnnu. The purchasers take pos
session on Monday next, nnd will, wo under
stand, nt onco commence such alterations and
Improvements ns will greatly Increase the already
large capacity of this flue operation. Sl.ainoliiH
Herald of last wft
Trial List for I lie work cotnntrucing
August llih.lHTI.
John Hamford vs Georgo Keefer.
Patrick Boyle vs John Hans i: Co.
Edw. T. Druinheller, Adm'r of Jos. Smith, rfee'd
Vs L. T. Uohrbacb, Adm'r of Jacob Kulu b.icli,
deceased.
J W Filling & Son vs Sam'l Ptaley & l ydia P(a
ley, his wife, owner or reputed owner, and John
8assumnn, contractor.
Jacob B Getter vs County of Xorthunibr-rlan l.
Jos 1 McKce, Rob't Mekee, Jrvs Uobeit McKoo.
William Conrad vs John Foy, Adm cum testa
men, nunexo of Daniel Conrad, dee'd.
D J CaMiam, J D Council vs Dun'l Ikekley,
Franklin Chirk, Jos Chirk, Hiram T Gray and
Ira T Clement.
8 B Cowley vs C F Huff.
The Henry Clay Coal Company Vs Grant it Bro.
Craig. & li'.ancbard vs Im T Clement.
Charles Blanchnrd vssame.
Do.lgo & Co. vs same.
Samuel Whitman vs Frederick Krebs.
James Roarko vs Tho Enterprise Coal Coinpanv
i t ul. i
Nicholas Curran vs same.
Catharine Duud vs same.
Hawley, Blanchard oi Co vs Ira T Clement.
Henry" James & Co vs same.
Craig & Blanchnrd vs I T .t II C Clement.
Herman Snyder vs John II Conrad.
Craig ei Hlanehnrd vs I T Cloment.
Same vs John Sliissler.
Same vs Charles Reiulmrt.
Same vs Jeremiah Savidge.
Catharino Reed ct ill vs The Catnwlssa R. Ii. Co.
Alice E Brown, Administratrix vs Jos W Cake.
I M Cake vsJ WCakc,
Post, Smith K Co vs llainmer A (,'o.
Got Troxel ct nl vs Dau'l Beekiey, ShT.
Jno Vought, Endorsee vs Isaac J Sober.
Robert Graliii in vs S P Wolvcrton, adm'r of II.
Bellas, dee.
William Lewis vs James Mulnr.c.
Joseph Albert A Co. j Terrence lui'm.
S 1 hlavmaker's f is Jeremiah Savidgu.
F Zimmerman ct al vs V Kluse.
GliANll Jl ltOllS FOR
Isaac ShilHer, Point,
Daniel R Geist. Up M:ih
Geo Barns, Watsontown
Win 11 Lerch, Mt Car bo
Hen Stahlncekcr. Jordan
B F Bonghner, Shamok
John Sliissler, Shiuuokiii
Nath Kahris, Wush'ton
Daniel lletrick, "
Win Conrad, Sliamokin
John KUnger, Mt Curtp
James Krogun, "
ArocPT Tnr.M,ls7I.
Jno Bingiiniaii, L. Malta
' lias Bueher, S.iiihury
Jacob Spotz, L. Mali'oy
Jos Haves, Delawai J
Geo W'Border "
Geo Kline, Northtim'lnj
Jae il utelilcr, Sliamokin
Chas Neuhait. Tiirbut
John Ilaiipt , Cameron
K tlolinson, Norlhuuib'd
liar G. Kline, U. Ang'a
Adam Vuiidllng, Point
1 Ti:.vvi:t;sH Jt itoics ron Arct ST Tfum, 1ST1.
; Jacob Cassett, Sunbury 1 Dtinkelbergei', L Ang'a
Milton Troxel, Turb'vle S. Spotz. Low Muhanoy
John T Albright. Lewis F A Clark Shumol.in bo
Solomon Kluse. Sham n Wm Smith. Mt Cannel
I (i W Wagonseller.Stin'y J W Hani t, Slianioklii
Sol Heed, L. Maliauov, John .Scott, Mt Carmel
, Col Meliee. Mt far bor Kob Hiisell, Delaware,
1 Thos (iiiinu, " J J John Sliamokin bor
Jolin !) Celnig, Milton J Holfnian, Sli imokin
I lien W Bueher, Sunbury W 11 Thurston Sunbury
, Jolin Hurst, Hush (,eo Armagast I. Mali y
; Jos Williamson, Hush, Thos Kenedy Sham bor
Solomon Snipe, Sunbury C A MctJregor Noith'd
: John Moore, Sliamokin Oliver 1' I'.Uton, r.'ush
I Win Fullmer. Tiirbut Isaac D Dewitt, L Ang'a
Jacob tiiuel, Delaware Walhice Hussel, L-wis
' C B Kennlnger, Xorth'd Philip Kulb, Siirbmy
, Coorge W Haslmro " Thos Art Icy Milton
! James Forlster, V Au'a David Kuntz, Lewis
C C MeCorntlelc. Tiirbut John Thatcher. Point
T MeDonnald Mt Car'l Daniel Kr.uno, Clilllsi'e
1 1 itirlt nradley. Sham lio S. Harrison, Sunbury,
hd M lluclier, tainliury Kiclinrd l.obli, .et be
ieo Roln bach, " Henry J Hciiicn, Milton
Wir.iam !ass, Sliamn'u L Maniuett, Sliam'n bor
S imtiel MeNineh, Cbil John Martin, Xorth'd
Hubert Scott, Xorth'd Jos Scot I, Sliamokin bor
.1 Fotrelman, Walsont'n Jno W Kelsey, Tiub'.it
U F John, MlCannel, S Snyder, Shaink'u bor
; Daniel Sherwood, IViut Jno Seller, Low Maha'y
Pl.TIT Jl ltOllS FOK Al Ol ST, 171.
Cyrus Brown, Milton ,W Vangnskln, Sha'n bo
Jacob Sell mink. Coal Jos How, Xortliunib'd
' M J Conlev, Mt Car bor A D Albert, Watsout'n
So. onion l'ensvl, Hush iVterTroutnian, Jordiui
i Jleiirv Dornseilti, lain fi lien) Shook, Heluwaro
Mieli Htnlilv, Sham'nbo I Messner, 1. Mahanoy
Carlton B ll.ivis, Milton Kit Diemer, Snubury
David Martz, Sliainok'n Moses Weit, Jordan
Jobu llowen, Sunbury, John B Xewbaker,erba
S Yost, Sliamokin ln.ro F.lias l'mdoe, Clillis'ine
K.lw Hummel, Xnrth'd Hiram Bloom, L Atig'ta
A Culp, Sliamokin bor J F. Mueueli, Sha'n bor
Autlioiiy Donahue, Coal J S (Jilger, "
Sam'l Morgan, Sunbury J II Zimmerman,"
II lilllington, ' J Couldron. 1. Augusta
Jer Yordy, Delaware U P Camp, Turboiville
Win P Wclkcr, Tiirbut fieo W Ked'er, S'.liibury
John Orr, Wutsontown D Keicbner, Turboti i'.le
Ilnsliicss ulicc.i.
II I! Ciikam Kin:i.ZF.us. A new !olJu.-t neelvej
and for sale by II. B. Masscr.
It is amazing to see the number of ti'w styles
and materials Wunainiiker A: Brown luirc de
sigtud, adapted nud manufactured fur t'.il sea
son. Nt). 1 and t! shore macUeT.iI, plek'e.l talnrm
mid white 11. 1. ut Kiiby'a, ull lUh wari.inle.l.
5,000 KoKs Wall Paper Just receive 1 lit Llj;hl
ner'a, cheap fur cash,
New B ans, Peas, PutaliHS, Lettuce, Straw
l.crihs, tit:, l.l Kiiby'a.
i;.-v"il.tl..r II. Hit, Shoe, Trunk and l.euther
Mure fousotldiiled Willi t!u Hook Store. Call
one uud ull. New gooil; at loir piices.
Fruit oft very d.seiipt lona U kept for sule nt
Khbi'a.
To l.ii.ias lulu ll.e Hal Store if:'-. Faint, one
would au pu.ti Ibeii) Vt a a supply uf Hals an I
( apa lor one generation to Cn ue, but Ita l.l' I lia
lunula uie coming Iruln rry ilaeelluii Ihey uiti
tiMiu ilispuaed of audit new supply put in their
pi tie.
Tim Ci.s,ii. I Hi.-, ii n.itwiy, tleg mt sod run.
I'ollAblf, ul Ilia Hi ul..lur.
t'elaba i f ull kai ls alt ru t ll ed tint" uu. a
a Mctk ut J. V. hut.) 'a.
I.IVli' ll.la r n n. !l ( '..IT, ll.ia t.M) (Inula, ttil. It
l l b.ai nil, Hi Ibi) H Ulat it
Ail Hulaar U.mi, ul ri.iuaf.it lum.' p !. -.,
ul Hid lUuUlor,
MllurMahkllt lll .l. Il t'k fur I- inula. lulluj, ii
Hi H. .'iilul u.
O ' I.'
TU tlattVatltuba) W' fM UIM
1)1 bl Dill ll at 4 .n.ii ai. , i..i il. 4t ut Hi
ul .7 ijmm mmJ t.M.., t. Uu aull. Iiuiii
S.ituua laibl.ll), aVl., u l)li,j lb. i.,r..bt u
a. il t-me,
VI I ill. ly uu wl u. L, i u.a. If i I t.u
(ua uu i.t . it m, a l - i t .In. . I. 4 1 1. . i. .i,
III,..., S 1 1 II I MM. W U r ill.,
Mai , 111 tut. tliu..ii)u, S .
UliVi IkllSIMI IU 4111 iMM 1 1 t, S
t al l,a ll .1. I .! I tiia . I .... I . ill. i au
I t.fullwu.il. UU I'llUil)'.. . l.l I I.I.4U4 I'tu .
Id I . t -.) f m H.. I nun 1. 1 u.iii, ... I Hi.
.. in . I,., la i .i- 'i. I i Iiuiii, ..il i i.
t iii. k . .1 , ait mi.u.ii i . u. . i . ,
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14. tVaf,'(U l
iiiWr.imts.
I
On the 17th Inst., by Rev. O. J. Hrenslnger,
Mr. William Li.oviinnd Miss Lccv Blttilyon,
both of Wlnileld, Union comity, Pa.
Muibur.v iii-iiiu tV l'roiluce JJiirkol.
COUllIXTEll WEEKLY IIY HILE (IF.HISOEIt.
Ghain Choice Whllo Wheat...,
lie-t Amber, Winter....
Corn
live
Oals, ( llu.)
.. l 00
... l r.o
so
oo
r.o
...2 00
,...8 1)0
...a so
Best Amber, Winter, par sac
" " " bar
Corn Meal, per cwt.,
rel.,
Pennsylvania Roll
r.oos Per loze'n
Meats Dried Beef, per lb.....
Smoked Mutton
Lard per Hi ,
Fish Suit White Fish, per lb
" Trout "
Co l "
Fresh Shad ...
Veiihtaih.es Turnips, per bushel
PotMtois " " ,
Onions " ' " ,
Beans, " quart.......
lioniiuy, " " ........
Dnuii) FnfiTs Dried" Appl1', per lb.
" Punches, " .
" Cherries, " .
" lilacklu'iries....
" Raspberries
pi
..r.'sr; :io
,.10tTi i
:5
15
.... 15
S
..10. 00
75
1 10
1 JO
,.15i iS
VI
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..'(if'i :;o
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X'i
'JO
AT
THE MAM.M0TH STORE,
ha.' just received and opened
A MAMMOTH STOtU F ;KS,
w h'al: lie has
SELECTED WITH ORE AT CARE
4i nd oli'cis to the Public at the very
.
'
i
. .
I LOiEST GASH FRSGt-S.
I
Having established a reputation fur lex
prices and
r-IZR, DEALING
i
to all, wlil endeavor to maintain that position.
COMK OXK & ALL & EXAM IN E THE
LAKCiEST .STOCK,
mT sh)i;tmi:nt &
LOW EST 1'IUCES
IN THE I Ol NTI'tV.
Tll.n.lf il fur Hie I. u i s aiiiuiinl i f . 1 1 . . : t;-,
l:en li.li.le I,, .lulu, 1 npuli lee, will t .i.l ..iter l
Illllibl.illU I lie hcl f ...t . al Hie Iu4. .-I J 'I. . .i
lueill u i-uiil 'utiaiieu ul Hie aaiue.
II V. FHIl.lM..
April 15, s;.
Mi: IT KI.OI.
MMIK an I. i.i.m , reHiifully ii l.a in. 1 1..-. il I
1 r-n. ul Mii.tiury an I IicIiiii , Hi il Hit ) bale
l'H lie I 4
MEAT MUM',
ill Dt 4.1'l'a Inill.lili.'.oli Hie i. .nil ,1 e uf M 1 1 1 i
S.,laie, IttiidiM.ia lluul Htu l all i ul, vie 1 1. v
111 Lu. u ll liuiialitl I au..y uf I'm. I... I .. l . I,
I'ulk, M..IIUII, 4.C., ul k..;..l!e .. 1. l.ill ,1 he
l..u,.t pi.e.- an I ol Ire U..I .(.l .i.ly . . ..
tl III t' I IU In li.p)( i'U.illl.l. tttiy .i i. t;,
i it . I Killi la)!. I 1 be lie. I u in-.. I , ,,,li.,
til lu if abuo. In! il la uiillaii.ltall.lv t.ui-
". ui i t.M a in i m.
0. 1. 1 1Kb I'M J -If.
Illl H (.(Hill.
I'll! Mi AMI I MMI K sTVI l,
IU I .U Ul
n bit i. iii.k i n hioiii,
M.lkil -ua.e, el Nbt III, I'n.i.V,
l..l'U' IUID4 l.ini!i V tl'lllUII.
i Dl.ai I iliuu.i.i;., I.m.1,1 . I. Vat....,..
1. ioV I xll .it, K.ilv li.,, IU:i H ,u p.,,.
t L.. U a .4 l.i. ... ,
I .llui.., i), 'uu . ij ., II ,,, 1 .... ,1 v.,.l..,
lie.
A 4 lutll .lt.ll , ill.ul 4 I l all I j .all au a.
1414 bai.alua.
4 I IUi.1. .u, . ') ,, I, a I J'.: ., ...4 el ,
4 J. I I. .. I ...I I I ... ,1., ,, IL,
I' ,k .,.,. .J I ,1.1) i,
Uil'H I hlla u ,. .Ul., l ,1.. I , lill.l
1- I 't'l I !
BARGAINS!
AT
imm iiiiitii ifiii,
Itns reccivcil iinotlior choice .assortment of
Sps?lEc3 and. Bmnmcr i-sstds
nnJ lins now on lminl, the lttrjjeat stock in his line, ever olicrml i'vt u.k iu thia iilare.
IIu is ofluring
Bargains in Linen Clothing for Men arid Boys.
Bargains in fine Dress Suits for Men & Boys.
Bargains in Working and Business tSuits for
MEN and T30YS.
Bargains in Straw, Felt, Wool, Linen, and
Cassimere Hats, for Men and Bovs.
i
Bargains in Fancy and White Shirts and
Gent's Summer Underwear.
J5AKGAIXS IX
urnis
&C, cSsO.
Give him a call nud see for jour.'iclvcs, lh:it thu Empire (.'lotliing Stoi'e is the cliuttpi'itl-.
LAKGKU AOKTMliNT,
I'.KTTKU GOODS,
AND l.OWKll J'JiICEW THAN EVE1J.
. 4. S. i.ERZFELOER.
Third Ttroot, acar tlio Ccpot, SOTIBUEY, PA.
Isaac ei. MiAVFrnc,
VATCILES, JEWELHY,
1 IS Xorth Ncniiid lit.. Vov. ol' Jsirr.v.
PIIILADKLPIIIA.
A u a.-sortmcnl of Watches, Jewelry, Silver and
Plated Ware constantly on hand.
Ilepaiiing of Watches and Jewelrv promptly
attended to. April llS7l-ly.
EakeryancS Confectionery
in the new buildiug adjoining the I'oi
Oilice,oppnsi;e the Dopot,
s t; S IS l' Ii V , S" K -N X ' A .
Just opened a largj assortment of all Kinds
O NFEOTaOPJ ARZS3
of every ilesct iplifii.
FREiili EliSAD z OAIT.S
every morning. families will be supplied
daiiv (Munilavs ev -'iet Jd) w ith all hinds
of" Hit HAD, TWiiST, ISCsUv, TKA
LL'NS, i:c, and also kept on
baud and liiunufui lurud
out of t!ie best brands
of Flour.
All IdiiicLi; cZ ruricy Calces
not sui passed by any city bakcrhs con-tant-ly
on baud and manufacture. I to unit r
for Ball.-, F.veniug iaiti.-s, Familie.)
and i it hers at the shorte-l notice.
All (.rdcr. left at the Mure
oppo-'l ' t lie I )e put, or ut
I bis Bakerv, i 11
I'l itcc St ret t benvecn Fior.t and 'eotul, wil
ine.'t ivit'i prompt attention.
'I'll. ii.!. Ii. 1 for past patronai", I hope by strict
attention t ) bu.-l.u . and ( Jl'ii- him: the lie t. to
I ei aliiuie the sane:.
da-id rnv.
March Plli, 1.-71.
WM. MI'IHIAY. J. S1..VI IIAkEli, W M. II. lil.AI li.
RlUtiHAY & CO.,
Wholesale Dealer) hi
MACHINERY AND BURNING OILS,
Clll.'e ae.d School M.itiuiicry,
i'rliitiii;;, Vr;ipin;: iiii.il .tltiuitla
I'riuttls' t'iipil., l.iinT l!:ti:--, Ac
j Tile' fill Iililteil
Corry Kerosene l.miiin Oil
! nl:ivs u!i b in I.
jCOAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
ll.:!r' also ('1 die. I ll
I
I COVI YAIMD
e are huh pn part l la mi, ply the ( ;'.... u- uf
Sin, I., ii , an. I il.li. iiv vi .1 U Hie ,: I. -I . t ii l li I y
uf I'uai, i-a.i in'.) c s:lt I I'ol tallii!) l. i, al
l e.:-uiiab e pi i. . I' nine:. ...,, a. I t.'li I- Wlil
: i : i t ll lu I li. .1 in'. l.i 1 ., aie'.
K(il!,
rllKV.'NTT
.III. I
i'i:,
Ala a) uu I1..1..I. I 'nit la Kit t. uu 1 a.. . in
IiOom No. 2,
W . I Imi I 1. mi, J lly ,,a. ml. I l.i,
fcoiilli ainr-.l Klrt-rl, Huukur), I'm.
.Ml 111! VV iVitl.
Api.l I, I-;.' ::.i.
liuttr in itiiui: MiMi it 1111.
1 k.
Jo-i vii ui.Si;ii:,
VI .1 1 , l i-. , ill , Ibl. u .b.la l.i l u Hi. inliu. .1,
! uu u ,lli ...I. , kl Mil ut , I' I
it I alt . I la Hm u.iu.il,. me .1 lla la 'i I
fell . l i all ll 1. 1. ,.1, I,.., an. I nl . .1 11 11. .1.1- I
l.i lit ...llila. I, . ) .
li. I .III-., .... 1.1 ll. ..I llll l
"'kill), W 'i , I III.
Ull. J. I .t t..OU,
Hill y 44 1 I: Viai....i ,. 1, 1 .4,.u
I L.i I . ..4 I , uil . ' .1. t ,
, ii nuii r 1 s 1
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S-au.l), U. t, l.
BARGAINS!!
Joods,
AT TII'I
Jiaiai.ioUi !5ot & Shoe Store
OP
InC. II. Pniilii's Room, juccii Ptrctt, one do.)
Last of the Post Oflice,
NOiiTH f V. BEKLAND, TEN X'A.
For rJuiira H00U, i;o to I". II Miller's lloia: and
fclme 1-tore. They are sold. Best Cat!' at fed.
For l-'rcK.-h lilf Bool , ;o t E'.i il'lllel'i), only
C'J to ill per pair.
For Boots, fchoes ard (iaitors, at lowivt possi
ble prices, iro to l.li Miller'it, ua ('.tet 11 Street.
For all kinds ol Cil.1.1 Boots and Siloes, call al
Kll Miller's.
For Ladies' (i'.tm Overshoe-, see fitie assort
ment at F.li Mii'u"--.
For all Kinds of Children Mioea, 'o and e
amine Kll Miller's luive af.-u.tnici.t.
For ahMhiliir in the Boot and s-hoe line, call
and examine Kll Miller's stuck befere purchasiiur
elsewhere if you wisli to tr. t lirst-eliiss, ul iho
luWest liliees.
Jan. 7, '71-p. '.;;, 7.).-'.y.
.r,r:re flock of Hosiery : ICotlu'ts tVrtl
iV. Dlsslnjtei'"!:. aui'..
iJlv-tltil;;i.
VJOTU'!'. Is hereby nivcn. that ll e 1 artper--pit
lielitol'ori cxisiiu, of linn irinie of V e.t -lel,
(ia.-lvlas .: Co., in the Mercantile busir -s in
the Boroii'.di uf Hutibiiry, lias been di.-sulved by,
mutual couiu'iit. 'I V. m.!; acco-.tnls, ve., ai'e
left in the ban.li uf C. 11. Wtilz.l, at ll.e old
stand, who will settle up the paitnerthi'i u
c.iunt.t.
WK1TZKL, (i..- KINS .V. to.
The M intile I u. inc- s.ur the above firm wil:
lid-carter ,ic cu. lia.i.'.l at Hie old stand, lludei
tile Una uaine of
C. II. V. I'ITZKL A CO.
May lil, D7i.-::t.
MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW l.T.STOli
. KD J list publislie l l,v Dr. 1.KW1S. ','.,1.
p I'-'es, Th'.r I Flition. 'I11K ,M F.DIC A I. Co M
I'AMoN AND I. Hi V. '1 O liLAI.'l II. imi the
r.i.l'.e ll eaie ui erie.atort lioei, ur Seiiil-ial Wcak-lie-i.,
Iiivolnutaiy Seieii'il l.o.ses, Inipuleney,
Mental 1111. 1 I'by.-ieal lue.-ipai lly. Papi'ilmu-nt- i,,
Mairiate, t-ie., and Hie ci.eieel 1.1'id S;-pl,i,iiir.
Mala. lie u it'n plain and c.car dlieliuits for I'ao
spec ly e n- ol'S eon !ai t-yiiipliiuia, I -i noi I luf a,
liltvls, Hllftlllt-9, lill.l all' ill-case, uf tb 'sl.ili,
such a- N-uivy, i.'. r..fula, I' li-ei s, l.ui's, ll'ulcl:
t - i' 1: 1 1 Pimple.- uu ihe f.ieea'i I I11. l v. Col!-l,!iip.
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