CCRK OP RHEUMATISM IN ItORSES.-
The 'Scientific American priuts this note
Ironi a correspondent : I give you too loi
lowitiff recino for rheumatism in horses
and I will preface it by Bayinjr that I am
indebted to an .Englishman (Mr. it. JaeK
son) for the same ; also, that I have u&ed
the rcecipo upon my horso (whoso ngo is
fifleeu vnnral with nerfoet success drivinff
Iim, iwily, twelve miles, in all sorts of
weather (thermometer irom iu urjr. ueiow
zero Fhar. in the winter, to 104 dog. in ho
shade, in summer), rain or snow. About
two months ago ho wns so stiff he could
not walk ; now uo is as aciivo as a cat,
The receijic is :
r, ..1. :l 1 . r. I ,..,
$ pint ; turpentine, J pint, mixed, and well
i.i ri.i 1... ..1.1 1 nH.l
BII1IKUII. uu iuvuvu uu uiui ui iin uuu
nights.
A Domestic Rrcipt. Tho way to
quarrel with a wifo is to wait until slio is
nt her toilet preparatory to coiug out
She will be sure to ask you if her bonnot is
straight. licuiark that the lives of nine
tenths of tho women aro passed in thinking
whether their bonnct9 are straight, unci
wind up with the remark that you never
knew but ono woman who had common
seuse about her. AVifo will ask you who
that was. You will, with a sigh, reply,
"Ah I never mind.' AVifo will as you
why (Jul you marry her. l ou Ray, no
stractedly, "Ah I why indeed?" The c'i
max is reached by this time, and a regular
row is sure to loliow.
Cuiieof Hoa CiiOLEUA.-Mr. Alfred Car
ter, of Fauquier county, Va., it is said, has
lounu a remedy lor the prevailing malady
among hos:s by some persons denominated
cholera. To each hog attacked lie admin
isters ten grains ol calomel and ten graius
ot tartar emetic, and a cure is ctlectuil. As
a preventivo ho gives a strong decoction
obtained from polk root, thickeued with
corn meal.
A mamolh cheese, weighing 3000 pounds,
tno product ot ono day's milking uuuu cows,
yielding 30,105 pounds of milk, manufac
tured m .brio county, was deposited Mr
exhibition in tho International Industrial
Exhibition, at JJufliilo, on Saturday night.
The young man who takes himself to the
West, and brings a farm from its natural
wild to a state of iino cultivation, does a
thousand times more lor Ins country than
tho ono who devotes himself to political
ouice-seeking.
ileto bbcrtiscincnts.
II
AF.DWARE Volt ALL
AT Til 12
HARDWARE STORE
OF
J. H. CO&NSB.I.Y & GO.
Market Street, Suiibnrj-,
It Is useless lo enumerate, every kind of nrtlclo
In Ills Store, but iitnong tho leading Items may
be set down llio following i
Iron,
Scales,
Steel, Lead,
Steelyard, Grinds tones.
Nails of nil kiudd and sizes,
Saws, rianes,
VI res,
Sieves,
Chains, Axes,
Bras:1 nnd Iron Kettles,
lloos, Forks,
Shovels,
Spades, Rakes, llatchcU,
Carpenter and Blacksmith Boring Machines,
Cellar Grates, Drawing Kulves,
Stone Sledge, Plasterers' Trowels',
Masons' Hammers nnd Trowels,
Hand Dinner Bell, and large east iron Bulls for
School Houses nnd FarmciV Dinner
Bells,
Carpenters' Bench Screws,
Potato Folks for dieting potatoes,
Looking Glasses, Twine, Kiipri,
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Tacks,
Mule and llorso Shoes nnd Nails,
Hummers, Augurs, Chisels,
Lanterns, Oil Cloths, Brooms,
Locks of all deseiiptions, Colleo Mills,
Bits and Braces,
f.anlago Bolts of nil kinds, l'alnt nnd Wall
Brushes, Buckets,
Oil, VurtiislU'w, Japan,
Lye, 8ada Ash, Washing Rodn, '
I'AESiTM UK ALL KJSM In Oil or Dry,
Puiii-Color of all kinds,
CEUAK-WAltE
nnd other Wooden-Ware of nil Muds nnd very
cheap, Hay-Fork Pulleys,
Picks, Mill Picks, Levels, Level Glasses,
Files, Hinges, Coal Oil,
Hems, Combs, Screws,
Saddlery nnd Shoe Findings,
Bngsy Trimmings, Excelsior Glass Cutters.
Pocket Knives, Bcissors, Shears,
SllOt, C'R imil POWklP!",
und n great variety of oilier articles. Any thing
wanted mid not on hand, will bo ordered ut once.
Kuubury, Aug. l'J, 1871.
SADAI
8
TlIK INGREDIENTS THAT
COMPOSE KOdADAMS ftro
puoliiilici on overy package, tl.oro
ibr i it ii Wl a Muni p:ii..ru'ion,
cuuBcipiciiily
I'HVSICIASS l'KKs( l.IUK IT
Itii a certain euro lor Pcrofnla,
Syphilid in ull ii. t'.rii.a, Khi.iii.u
lism, Miin Di' r:i;c., Liver C'oia
pliiii.t till ull iliMVitiis of tl
lilowl.
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,1W ,.,'FIW ;II'JI ill. Ill ll.'ll IIIIUIIB
id t Uu t-iyrupa of Sdmiiptrill-i.
the uwoaitaro physicians
hav il 'J ftn.idaL.in the irpracliro
,fur Ilia pial three yi.'U" und I'm ly
icrduiiMi il ua a rciiuLlu Allerutivo
and Bloud i'uri'ier.
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Oil. T. J. U-t Kl.'V,
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used akd rr.oitnrn ey
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tour turm lw Irllmr.
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lti alllu 1.4 villi i.i 4UHUIU.4 uummi. II u
liuuiyi.4 Willi U loi .!.! fiait, auii u.muIi,k
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fca Uu Iiu4 lu a uuiul-i ut tu k. ku..
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ijtrifrfJstJJUIlltil.
Northern Centrnl ItsilwHy.
BUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON nnd nftcr August 6, 1871, trnlns will rnn
as follows t
NORTHWARD.
Niagara, Express nrrlvcs nt Snnburj at 13.40,
p. m. arrives nt Niagara Falls at 13.20, a. m.
Butlalo Express arrives nt Banbury tit 4.10 a.
m., nrrivo nt Wllllninsport at 4.45 Ehulra nt 9.10
n. in., Cnnaiidali;iin 12.10 p. m.
Mail nrrlvcs nt Sunbury at 4.30 p. m., arrive
nt Williamsport O.iiO nnd Elmlra 10.U3 p. m.
Fast Linn arrives at Sunbury at 6.45 p. in.,
arrive at Williamsport 8.15 p. in.
Erie Mall arrives at Sunbury at x.W, a. m.
SOUTHWARD.
Buffalo Express loaves Bunlniry nt 4.10 a. m.,
arrive at Harrlsbnrg 7.05 a. in., BnltUnoro 10.40
a. in.
Express Mall leaves Sunbury, 11.45 a. m., ar
rive nt Hurrisbtirj; 1.40 p. m.
E:lo Express leaves Siinburv nt 8.55 n. m., nr
rivo at Hurrisburg 11.05 p.m., Baltimore 1.00
p. in.
J.enve:sunl)ury nt 1.10 n. m.. arrive nt Ilarris-
burn il.tin n. m.
Sunbury Accomodation leaves Sunbury nt 5.4.)
p. m., arrives nt llnrrisburg nt H.'M p. in.
SHAMOKIN DIVISION.
F.ASTWAIIU.
I.envo Sunbury nt 4.40 v. in., nrrivo nt Shnmo-
kln 5.50 p. in., Mt. Carmcl 0.10 p. m.
l.civc Bunlniry (Accommodation, 1 at 11.50 a.
in., arrive at Shainukin 1.C0 p. m.
Leave Mt. Cnrinel nt 7.00 n. m., Shamokln
7.40 n. in., nrrivo tit Riinlmiy 9.55 a. in.
Leave Shamokln ( Accommodation,) at 3.45 p.
in., arrive at Sunbury 4.00 p. ni.
Express leaves dally Leaving on Sunday, runs
North only to Wllllumiort..
Ail other trains leave dailv, except Sundays.
A. K. Fiskk. F,i. S. Yovno,
Oen I. Snp t., len'l l'ussen'r An't.,
Hiirrisbiirir, Pa. Ballnioie, Md.
J. AV. AVASIIIN'GTOX'S
(illVM) HA It El Eli KIIOI.
Tho old permnnent shop of the town.
AVe decliuo the boast, but at tho same limo
consider that the ni!i;hty tr.illi ma.vjbe seasona
bly spoken without inanlfcstinif nil' uncomforta
ble amount of vanity uud ambition.
Jiut twenty years ns;o I besan my tiuslness
career In tins plneo half my lil'etiino thus far
spent, have I 6tood upon the lloor of our shop
day after day, und'niifht ufter ni.lit, nnd nppiied
the sharp blue glcnuiinir steel, and within that
elapse of time embraced by tho mighty folds of
that eventful period hnvo I shaved nenilv every
body in the country (in common parlance) and
to oblige the public interest we herein publicly
nnuoitncu to our patrons old nnd new tiiat
arc ready to shavo them nil again threo huudrcd
thousand times or more.
Come when you please, hut in time Is tho max
im we nro always readv to' work, forenoon or
afternoon, to shave you, hair cut von, shampoo
you, whhker dye ynu, or perfume, comb nnd nr-
rmiro the hair with urtMie skill, in tho "water
fall" or water rabc style to suit the customer.
AVe work to pi.vi.pc, not please to work.
clop, don t so past r.ir shop to si t shaved on
the basis of ability because we do it as well as
It can be done, or ever could be.
A chance is all that we demand
To irivc the. proof we hold in hand.
A few door above Depot, near Market street.
Oct. 1, 1870.
SPIilXG AND SUJiil'Elt STYLES,
now open at
HI INS 11,: rSE IJI.At'K'M STOKE,
Market Smiarc. Sl'NBURY. I'enn'a..
LADIES' DRESS GOODS A SPECIALTY;
Dress Triuiniins, Embroideries, Notions, Jtc.
(ients' Collars, Neck-ties, Ilulf-hoee, Handker
hlefs and Gloves.
Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Haii Brushes.Combs,
etc.
An luvitaf.ou extended to all to call and se
cure bargains.
April 1871.
FURNITUliE STOliE,
In Masonic Hall Buildings,
Third Ntroot, nour the Vost OSElcc,
HV XlttKY, PA.
23. IL. RAUD2HBU3II
now oiFcrs to tho public
selected nnd mado with prent care, nnd with a
view to please the wants of his numerous
customers.
His stock is new ami of the latest styles.
PAIiLOU SUITS,
FARLOll A2sD UECErTIOX
CIIAIItS,
COTTAGE SETTS,
,oh, Walnut or Rosewood of the finest patterns
made.
kid:: iiu.ikikm,
a Ouk or AValnut, and Dining Room Furniture
of all kinds.
LOOKING GLASSES AND PLATES,
Mattresses, Pillows, Bolster, AA'lndow Shades
and fixtures.
aim
Special attention U paid to this department by
W. l Ktdiei t i who l.ns liad a number of years
expcrii'inv in thu city. Colilns of every descrip
tion an I sizi'S, cutiNlaiit ly kept on hand. Also,
1'I U's Mi-talle Hiiilal Cases, bhrouds and L'u
ihJiiaki'i'i' mali.'rials of all kinds.
2 I'erauual uttemhince to funerals.
K.'mrniber, tlii .Masonic Hall Buildings, on
Thud street, S inbiirv, Pa.
It. L. UALDE.NBL Slf.
Sunbury, July 15, 1S71.
.fllLLIM'StY.
SritINT(! STYLES HATS, l'.flXNKTS,
l J.dWEUS, FKAMKS, ETC.
Mourning an. I Bridal Hats uud Bonnets.
Sami Cii'itovs, 1''kathi:i;m, Flowkiis,
Lulvh ami Ti'iiiiiiiinga of uvcry variety.
Pull liaeof
M)l'l!l(i VEILS AVI) CUAl'E
N. ill.. us, u full uaaurliiieiil. Gi nlleluin'a
liiov.i, llaiidki'li hiefa, aVe.
iHl.l.lM-.HY IS TlIK SPECIALTY.
HISS 1 4. KIIISHI.EU,
MARKET St L'AltE, SUM5URY, l'A.
April
41 III.
No. 003 CliOHtnut Btroel, rhlliidoliihla,
1'i.lni lo Inkiie lheiH:i lul ailt i.iIdii of punlui
a. la Uii.l ollli ia U.lllliK lUt tll ,lvl llielr uuuauully
Ul'l Ull I I..IU.1 -JUllllCil i
Nh Joutlrj,
U NK W A 'K lir .-i
of moil ri.li.il, In iiotliu'ra,
l.ul.U ( liAlN'.i.
trlUllDkilifr llttr
I n luij.il au I oilirr prtwuUliuita.
l4b!e Ci.lUry, H..I10 I'l.ilr t..l. of Us llutal
.ii i.ii) .
I'ltE.vt 11 rijuhx ni:ii.vES ami
MEN I . VI. U. AMEN irt,
r-i.iii.4 due, 1 fiou Puil. ilunu,; llu picavul
a aava.
t ui.ll. uu ui. J l'lilu ullfciilLiuj la aali-ioltil lu
all a ku u...) U lu-i-i. . 4 l i . . . j 1 a a. .1I14I ut.
t.il'U lu n.'l IL. 11 Uuiiful aloir,
aalll, li.
Aii,...l 4 a., .iliun.i u in 1.1 'a 1b.bULu.,)
im-4 ,i al.ik aV 1111.4.1 a. a iu.
( . W .i4 4 ..a.tv, f !. VatUa U-U
1 ai.4 ft lax Uvat
j9
IsfcIIaiKtms.
?ItlLI.G
AT
THE MAMMOTH STORE,
lias JubI rccclvod and opened
A MAMMOTH HTOt'K OP t;HIS,
w hit h lie lias
SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE
nnd offers to tho Public nt the very
LOWEST CASH PRSCES.
Having established a reputation for low
prices nnd
J?J.TTl DEALI1MQ
to all, will endeavor to maintain that position.
COME ONE & ALL & EXAMINE THE
LARGEST STOCK,
BEST ASSORTMENT &
LOWEST TRICES
IV THE COUNTRY.
Thankful for tho lnrpe amount of pntronniie
heretofore bestowed upon me, 1 will undeaver by
f 11 i n it-ti'niLC the host itoimIs nt the lowest prices lo
merit u continuance of tho suine.
II. T. FPJLING.
April 15, 1ST 1.
STRING AND SUMMER.
CLOTHS AM) CASSI.tlERESI
FRENCH AND DOMESTIC (iOODS
of every grade, Just opened Hi the
.MERCHANT TAILOR SHOT
OK
TI1CH. .. NOTT,
Successor to J. O. Beck, Fourth Street, below i
Mai ki I,
SIWBUIY, PENN'A. '
Gentlemen who desire fashionable clothing
made to order, w ill call at the above place and
examine the well selected ttoek, nnd have their
suits mailu up In the latest hi vie. Cull und be
convinced. THUS. O. NOTT.
May 11, 1871.
I'ntate of iieorgn Eiuericln, Kon
Littc ii Jorilnn Tmnihii, tlirctintJ.
XTOTICEIs hereby given thut lettus IcM.i-1
i-N uientary have been granted to the lin k r- :
bigiied, on the ertatu of (ieorne Kmerich, S. n., '
late of Joi dun luwiiidilp, Nortbiiiuhei land conn- '.
ly, Pa., diccased. All Jiersons linlebted In said '
eslitlu are requested loiilakc Imme.li.ite payuieiil, ,
and those liuvhig chiiina lo preeul lliciu iiuly i
uulheiilleatvd for setllemeet. ' ;
MICHAEL EMEUICH, Executor. I
Jordan township, June 10, ls71.-iil I
N11I1.U OI'E.YIXll!
Lnr(eNlork! llrltrr I'm'UUIh I
Jusl opcueil a large, flue ami iiibatunllul e-aort-uioiit
of
Sl'RINO DRESS (ifM)DS,
i)oilfhticn, While (Itxiilri, Fiiiti'y
(iiMxlrt, Tiiunu'.iitfa, C'lolliH,
C'llHlsillll'lVli,
(JAUl'KTS AND OIL CLOTHS.
HoUava.1. pihK no.sU III gle.lt url. IV.
FIUJjII (iUucKIIIKit,
(jueiiiaaMrii, Wll'.iw-Wiro, (ilaaswure, Jtc, Ac.
A Due atm k uf auli.Uull il
lttlMatl IttfltliiK,
for Meu aud U..j . Kji u Una full an. I i-. uipl. lo.
tf Bub.UulUil (inoda a Hh dally, .a J
I'rUfa) I null lb liaurai. 4 tall MUt
tr laltN fa.
All kluda of i.muliy piodm ULcu lu n
t'll4i.K lur guutia.
MlXlBF llih;5V(,Klt,
lUuj-i'a Iron Hulldlny, AJiku t.ivu, sui-bui v.
Afill , lall.
Clock & Watch Ropnlrcr.
r. ou r.
lu lk4it'a lllua, lliraa aluui kul ut tUa (Vm
lll llotal, ai4la,ii a juaiw,
1 SblUr, fl-,
aUailfuMi ItifiMuia lUa ill 141 a ut aJui.buir a4
l- ii-ila, laa U Hiiaj t (mii 1 1.a,a u4
al.l.U.a lu all tiuu.Wa, alavi liwj aual lia.
Maia ut all .'i.i. 11,44,
IUu. k4 liMtjl aia at.iuii.4 it. iU t ..1
maa ia iLia i.uli,, Li .il.i, L..ll lb4 U
k alia aail aalialaUi.,.
n iaaatt4a4Cv..tu n.iaVauli aw
,Ja in'l, .
?(isIIiittC0us.
PRICES REDUCED.
HOOTH A NIIOEN
Manufactured to order nt
GREATLY" REDUCED TRICES, -JOHX
WILYEIl,
Npraco Nlroct, Ntinbnry, I'cnn'n,
Is constantly manufacturing
Boots, Shoes & Gaiters,
ut surprising'- low prices. Ills stock comprises
tho very nest In market. His long exper
ience In the business has won for
him a reputation for
making nrst
class work c(,ual to any city manufacture AU work
wnrranted.
TERMSSTRICTLY CASH.
Tho pricci of repairing are also reduced.
JOHN WILVEK.
Sunbury, March 4, 1R71.
jniLI.IMERYUOODSUEXERALLY.
NEW STYLES OF
BONNETS,
HATS,
FLOWERS,
FRAMES, &c.
Mourning it ml ICrldnl
Hula auil RotiuclN.
Full lino of Mourning Veils nnd Crape.
MILLINERY IS THE STECIALTY.
Sash Iiibbons, Oiiianients, Feathers, Gloves,
llnndkcrchiefs, &c, &e.
FANC1T GOODS AND NOTIONS.
MISS M. L. GOSSLF.lt.
South Fourth St., below the Bailroad, Surbury.
April a-j, 1S71.
steui:m'opi:
views, albums, ci1uomos, frames.
K. A 11. T. A.TII Y cV- CO.,
5S1 nroistlnu)', Kcw Yorlt,
rtivito the attention of thu Trade to their exten
sive assortment of the above tfoods, of their own
publication, innnnfncturo and importation. Also
PHOTO LANTEUN SLIDES and
GKAPIIOSCOPEb.
NEW VIEWS OF yOSEMlTE.
E. & II. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
Mil Broadway, New York,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel,
1MP011TH1I3 AX1 MANl'PACTrUI.lt:! Of
Pho! 033-11 iSii! .MalcriatM.
March -lib, 1871. ly.
TOM PliiET JIAXaS (X5 1 ET L'ltY
COM IMS Y.
ThU company Is now prepared to sell lots In
the new Cemetery, located 1111 an eminence about
oiie-t'oiirtli of a mile eal of Sunbury. The in
crease of the, population of Sunbury, nnd conse
quent advance hi the ratio of mortality, ns well
111. the limited facilities forthe interment of those
who have fought life's battle, have smrircsted the
organization of the nhove named company.
Plan of Cemetery may be seen nt the olllce of
J. A. Cake, Esq., or Lloyd T. Kohrbaeh.
Price of lots from 5 to if 15, according to loca
tion. Deeds will be executed for lots sold.
LLOYD T. IiOliniiACH, Sec'y.
Stay 13, lS71.-tf.
IMtlCES KEDl'CEU
atT
AT TUB
Mammoth Boot & Shoe Store
OP
ELI MILLER,
In C. B. Smith's Iloom, Queen Street, one doo
East of the Port Olllce,
NOBTIIL'MBERLAND, PENN'A.
For Elmlra Boots, go to Eli Miller's Boot and
Shoe Store. They are hold, Best Calf at ?(t.
For French Calf Boots, go to Ell Miller's, only
U to 11 per pair.
For Boots, Shoes nnd Gaiters, ut lowest poss.
blc prices, go to Eli Miller's, on (Jiieen Street.
For all kinds of Gum Boots and Shoes, call ut
E:I Miller's.
For Ladies' Gum Overshoes, see flue assort
ment at Eli Miliers.
For all kinds of Children's Shoes, go nud ex
amine Ell Miller's largo assortment.
For anything In the Boot and Shoe Hue, call
and examine. Eli Miller's stock before purchasing
eli-ewliere if you wish to get Urst-class, nt tin:
lowest prices.
Jan. 7, '71-Sep.3, '70.-ly.
A fifeEAT MEDsOAL bsG0VERY"
Er. WALKSS'3 C .1 LIFOP-NI A
YINEGAE JJITTEES
Hundreds cf Thousands
el
o 13 TIIET AUE kot a vile
a 1 FANCY DRINK.
Ma'.nnf l'oar It 111 1, M'lil.kejr, l'rnul l.plrltu
ci:J lkil:iiu l.lroru '.-tui,il. biilcc4 uuat.wcl
lail to 'h-!uio viio tjlu, cUlc4'TuiUci-,'".j,pv'Lz.
t.-t," lU-storcni," Ac, lliut li-il tlui tdu lir in 10
i,.ri,!itcr.a'u..i tr.i ri.i, tail wu n tmo Mciin. l:ie, u.ai'.j
froiii tlio :CttIvo Lei'U; oal i.ui'Lu 1 f t';.hl'orr.la, I'reo
truni i.ll Atfii!iille Kituiblntuu. 'll.ytrc l'..i
t:itKAT kit.i-.ui fi:uni;:t nud a i.ir
t.'tVINU l'i:i.M'n'l.:-r:ri:ct tuuuur a l
lavl-oratur Lf 11 : tj A'.u, t.utyi:.j off ull j,ou.oiu.Uii
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tiuaviliua aaiaUka u.ionak cua aaiu u llutiaaa, t ruiB
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5 tul Curallvo Elluli. I ;
Hi WHAT A!1Z TMEY? ;
pri e3
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..r---ir-viw ir-rS
STV2 af ?H
fawufitcturcrs.
Airy View Academy,
PERRYVILLEf, JUNIATA COUNTY, PA.,
For Male anil Fciunlc l'apllx.
Attractively sltUBted In a healthful nnd bcnntl
ful region, y,ot mllo from Penn'n R. R. Four
rcuiilnr Rradnntcs, nsslsted by other competent
Instructors constitute the corpa of Instruction.
Tho Priuclpnl (for many yenra In chargo of Tus
carrora Academy, nnd, sinco 1S63 thu bend of
this Institution,) refers to his numerous pupils
In nil tho lcnrncd professions, nnd In every de
partment of business. Music and Painting spe
cialties. FbII Mratajion will roinmenre Nop
Irinbpr Ijt, 1S71. Trruin, 200 tier
Annum,
Address,
DAVID WII.ROX, A. M.
A. J. PATTERSON, A. M.
Tout Koyal, I'a.
July S3, 1871. Ct.
KKXV MEAT ttIIOI.
THE undersigned respectfully Informs the cjtl
;eiis of Sunbury uud vicinity, that they uuvo
opened a
MEAT SHOP,
In DewftTl's liulliliiiL'.nn the north side of Market
Biiiare, two doors from tho railroad, were they
will keep a constant supply of tho best of Hecf,
Pork, Mutton, Ac, ut w holesale or retail, nt tho
lowest prices and of the first quality . A wnijon
wilt be rnn to supply customers every moniluif,
(except Sundays.) The best of meut will found
nt their shop, tiive us n cull nnd sntlsfv your
selves. P.LFPEW & BOWER.
Oct. 10th 1 sc,. t r.
INAAC; Si. NTAI FFEK,
WATCHES, JEWELRY
M4 North Nocoiml fit., ( or. ol'tiurrj ,
PIIILADF.LPIIIA
An nssortmenl of Watches, Jewelry, Silver nnd
Plated Ware constantly oil band.
Repairing of Watches nud Jewelry promptly
aiiuiuieu 10. LApril 1, 1871-ly.
if i JE,Ls fk Tax iriixt,Y stoke
MISS L. WEISEKT
Market Street, one door west of Oearhnrt's con
feetioncry store,
' SUNUUltV, l'A.,
H ripened her Pprimf and Summer stock of
Milliiipry Mini Fitiir.f (JnotU,
HATS AND HON NETS.
The latest styles of Dress Trimmings, French
and American Flowers, Laces, Ribbons, Sack
loops, Chignons, Collars, Cull's, Jouvin Gloves,
and a lame variety of other articles.
In connection with the .Millinery business, she
ean ies ou inu
DHESS MAKING AND FITTING,
in all its branches
She U nlbo nj;cnt for the Bale of Ramsey, Scott &
io.'r rtmcrns.
The ladies of Siinlmry and vicinity nre cor-
uiniiy inviieu 10 can unu cxan.liie Her splendid
sioeii.
May 13, 1S71.
Lt.MliEIt AM) PLAXINCi MILLS.
thud btreet, nljuiiilnr Phila. it Kile R. R., two
friliiures North of the Central Hotel,
SUNBURY, PA.
Ill A T. TlEMEXT,
IS picpured to furnish every description of lum
Ut rcpiii'i-il by the demands of the public
Haviiin ull the latest improved niacbii.erv for
nianutariurinir Limber, be Is now ready to till or
ders ufall kinds of
FLOOniNd, SIIUXO, DOORS, SHUTTERS,
BASH, It!. I. MIS .MtlLl.lMNt.S, VE
RANHAS, KRACKKTS,
and all kinds of Ornamental Scrow lWork. Tum-
iiitf ol every descript ion promptly executed. Also,
A LAIilll! ASSliUTMIiNT UF
DILL LUMBER
HEMLOCK and TINE. Also, Shlnirlcs, Pickets,
l.atlie, iVc,
Orders promptly lilled, and bhlpped by Railroad
or ot IH i H ise. 1KA 1. CLEM EAT.
c!ecl,.l-l'.S:ly
JSTOVE v TiS i:.vrAHLisiiMEXT;
MARKET STREET, SUXIiURY, l'A.
ALFRED KRAUSE, lVoprii-tor.
stCClUi!Ott TO SMITH li liEMIIKII.j
n A VINO purchased the above well known cs.
luhlishmenl, Mr. Kriiusu would rcsiiect ful
ly inform thu public that hu now has on hand 11
largo asorlment ot
C ( O KING S T O V E S
Speci's Cook Anti-Hiii-t, P.'iilator or Revnlvlm;
Top, Combination, SUMlit'hunnu and others,
w hich ure so arranged ns to by used for Coal or
Wood, und ill u wnrranted to perform satisl'actori
ly or no sale. HhA 1 EKS ol all kinds put up to
Ileal olio or moi-j looms. HICATlMi biOES
ot dillereut kinds at very low prices.
Tinware of Etery IPMrriiion
keil constantly on hand. Roofing and Spuming
nun me oen i.iuierial, done at short notice.
REPAIRING nit.Muled to witli dispatch. Coal
Oil ui.d Lamps constantly on Imml. Japan ware
of a I jx.ml.-. Store opposite Conley's liardw.ire
More, i.ive me u call. A. KUAL'SE.
nplLM-ly
T I n E I t-T M OX EY Tl '
ALL Wall Paper and llorder, sold by inc wll
be trimmed ready for use,
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE,
11V TlIK
YEOMAN'S WALL PAPER TRIMMER,
1 r;-
.f r- -fS
if t . a r;: 1
11
which I have the exeluslva rhht lo tue m uutiurv
uud vicinity.
Bnve moiiey, time and labor, br buylm of
K. FEIIItEK 1. 1 tall l EK,
Dialer In Hooks, Stationery, Wall Paper, Mualc,
Ai'., Ac., 4cc.
buuduy S1U00I fcl PPI.1ES utudu tiioiuillly.
Illuub, Meuiontiiiluita aV I'wmm ItoolaM
lu cii.!e vaiii ty, Jut ruvelvrd.
HOOK ItlN'DlVO done In order. P.r.oua kill
auki; 4nuii.u by luiiii lUulr 411 del a lur biudlug
n nil 11117.
I'llTI IIC FIIAMFM
of alt al. a, em Ii 0141 Ilie Moulding ul Very low
talia. OVAL fcU,l AUK IIAVIM alaaia uu
and. '
ALUl'MS, JHtAC'KKTS, LiOLD I'EN i,
iVc, c, Ac.
A luru'D and wi ll aik. iid ato. k of Toyaiilway
uu I1.111I. Auuhiii 11..I uu hand pruUiplly ul
ducj. lijiuiiia lor 14.I1, Call al
N. ftliltKE I.IilllT.snt al
Hunk Mori',
Ulwuof Folry a tiold Piu, Marail .U4iu, kut
kui, P i. ,
UliuIui), u;u-l bib, 1 170,
M M'.IHV Mtltlll.K VAMU,
fpilK uuti.inii.l ht,tiiK l,ukb ilia aullia
1 aim k ol ll.aliiKK a lallot, Wulild luliKIH
Ihii public ihui Uv 14 now r.i lii ilu all tiuila i'(
MtUUIL MUltU.
lUa uu liattJ, au4 laukia lu vid.r al
kiUMlT hl'TII H
laMta'Ma 4 II va4aaMr,
: rvtai.itia.
fg hIhx'U ami wisihiw mm
Alao.l 11. oli i i'uia Willi lialtaaloj plw ai.4
4 li l Im 1 I- ... 11. w al.4i.B u-44 ua) t aim I. .tea. -J.
i.u A 1a;i- ai.i iuuin.w. 141 114 a4wi.'ktt 1.1.
aM4a44vw4iaiUaVaaaI ,aH44,tiUlf. tH M
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itneous.
Sunbury Cattle Insurance
Company.
THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR "ME
YEAR ENDING JANUARY 1st, 1871.
Number of Policies, 713.
Amount of Property Insured, $52,015,00
Amount of Premium Notes In force,' t'M,tlVA,00
CASH ASSETS.
Amount loured at interest, $3000,00
Amount In Treasurer's hands, 11000,00
Amount due from Aircnts, (HO0,UA
Amount duo from other sources, $126,00
Available Capital, $311,11,115
In 11 re your Cattle.
INSURE with responsible nnd perfectly re
liublo Company. Insure whero your losses
will bo paid promptly.
THIS IS A MUTUAL I'KOTECTIVE COM-
fAXY
Hence, unllko other Companies, you nre sura
of bcliiK pnld promptly for all losses, If insured
In Oils Coiiinuy.
OUR RATES OF INSURANCE ARE LESS
THAN THOSE OK ANY OTHER
COMPANY.
Being mutual, our expenses nro less, nnd onr
Charter Is Perpetual. We pay losses hy nil kinds
of accidents by death, (excepting lu cases of
epidemics,) by theft, &c. ecc. We pny prompt
ly. No red tape proceedings to obtain your
money In case of Iosb.
Nearly $3,000 paid on Cons alone
Mure OrgnlilzHtloii.
Look nt the list of Losses paid on Comb alone by
this Company.
M Hennlnircr, Siinburv, Pn $33
1) Hilirert, Northumberland 50
(leortre Eekcrt, " 40
8 B Dodirc, " BO
Charles Uolick, Mt Carmcl WO
Esubeus Sipplc, " 40
Catharine Wnirncr, Watsontown 411
(icorj;c Heir, Northumberland 50
Jacob Snyder, Siinburv . o:t:!3
J W R.isslur, " " no
Minor duly, Dcwnrt 00
Catharine Mtiitx, Shamokln 40
Francis Uuehur, Punlinry 110
Samuel H Price, Upper Lehigh 50
Joseph 1eppen, Ml Carinel 50
Matthias Seliolly, 40
Francis McCnrty, " 50
Maria Kramer, Watsontown 45
Jocph Nicely, Jr., Dewurt 40
J it R C Qiiliriritf, Pine, Clinton oo... 40
R Rainane, Slienundonli, tchuglkill co 40
J 8 Tliurp, Shaniokin 40
Thomas Wardrops, Mt Carmcl 45
N A l.oudcnslager, llerndon, 40
Rachel Cramer, Fisher's Ferry 40
(J L Reniran, Shenandoah, Schny'.kiil co 50
Jacob Shine, " " 10
Jacob Stoitz, " " 40
D II Mower, llerndon, 30
(iuo li Lnhr, Oeoi i;etovn 40
John II Ossinan, Sunbury 40
W II Wallace, Northumberland SO
II 8 (Irnhuni, " 50
Rebecca Koble, Georgetown 40
Philip Winterstein, Watsontown 40
G S Low, Lime R'ule, Columbia co 40
Lewis Oi.terhaut, Laurel Ruii,Lnzemo fo.,.40
Mary J I line, Northumberland 40
1) F Krohn, Siinburv 1J
Andrew Healy, (iii,inli-ille, Selaijlkill CO.. 40,
Patrick Furirefon, Mt Carmcl
..40,
Martin Delauey, Shenandoah city
John Dane, Alilnnd, Schuylkill co...
Anthony McLniiirhliu, tiirnrdsvillu ...
Lhiyuiuu S Hay, Mahauoy Plane ,
R Johnson, Raven Run
David Rancher, Berwick
J D Foeht, Potlsvilie
Ernblus Sober, Point twp
A Llppeneoit, Watsontown
1 1,
10,
P),
40,
10,
......-7,
Ill I,
211,
4l,
Maria Krutncr, Wntsim'n,2d loss pd lust mini ,40,
1 r Lippcncotv, wuisontown 40,
R 8 Annuel man, Siiydertown 20,
Nathan Bloss, Berwiek, Columbia i'0.,..i 27,
J oc C R (JnlL'ftlc.PInc Sta'n Clinton c 2d loss,4H,
Charles W Hazard, Rupert, Columbia co...40,
John Fugleman, Wiitaontown 4(,
Patrick Hester, Mt Carmcl , 40,
Thomas Mctz, Paxlnos Jill,
R McCloskv, Lock Haven 131,
HON. A. JORDAN. President.
C. A. REIMENSXYDKR, Sec'y, Sunbury.
DIRECTORS 1
Ex-Gov. James Pollock, Hon. C. J. Rriincr,
Solomon Stroll, Will, lirindlc, Soloman Sliipe,
John A. Shitsler, Dr. D. T. Kiebs, Dr. Dal id
Waldron.
March 11, IS7I. ly.
P O RCA LEI
EIGHTY acres of Improved land in the best
section of Southern Mil hliran, within live
miles of the town of "Three Rivers," in St. Jo
seph county, within two miles of the Railroad
isiuttiiii, n"o'l huildliiita, out hoiise-i, hir'e or
chard, null, rich sandy loam, school houses nnd
churchs within t-iuht lit lu IndlKputuhle, ten
acres lire in wheat, thu remainder in clover Hod.
A span of horses, cattle, hou's, iriaiu uud I'ariuiiifr
iiiuiisiis, ivc, win lie soiii witli this propcrtv.
Price $T0 per acre, f 3,000 in cash, tho balance in
time pavnients of ISMIO. Apply to
W.M. A. M ASffER, Three Rivers, Mich,
or,
H. 11. MASSER, Sunbury, I'a.
Sunbury, March 11, 1871.
A TAXllOODi
1VJL ED. Just
HOW LOFT, HOW RESTOR-
ig-s, Third Edit Inn. THE MEDICAL COM
PANION AND GLIDE TO HEALTH, on the
radical cure of Spermatorrhica, or Seminal Weak
ness, In volant. irv Seiiiln.-il Lorses. Iiniiotenev.
Mental and Physical Ineapacity, Impedimenta in
.iiarriuge, etc., iiuu I lie li in-real uud Sypliilitic
Maladius witli jilain and clear directions for the
speedy cure ol Seeondary Symptoms, Gonorrlni'ii,
(ileets, Strictures, and all di.-cascs of the skin.
sueli as Scurvy, Scrofula, UlcerH, Roils, Blotch
es nun runpics on tue. law ami body. Consunii
tion. Epilepsy, nud Flls, Induced by acll'-iudul
geneu or scetual extravagance.
1 lie celeiirnlcil aiitlior in tins luiiiiirablu Trea
tise, clearly demonstrates, from 11 forty year's
succcsl'ul practice, that the alarmim; coiisvii'uence
of aolf-ubuso may be radieully cured ; pointing
out a mode of cure nt once simple, certain, and
ell'ectuiil, by means of which every sufferer, no
iiinut-r wuai 11 is comiiiion may lie. ran b ctlee
lually cured, cheaply, privately, and radii-ally.
Sir This book ehould be in the bauds of ever)
youth, nud every man in thu laud.
Pent iimler ial. In a plain enveloiie. Trice. 50
cents. Address, DR. LEWIS, No. 7 Beach street,
New York.
NritlSU AXlt NI JINKK
Mir.UXEUr AND FAXUV GOODS.
MISS ELIZABETH LAZARUS,
In Dewail'a Building, Market S lU.iro,
SI'NliLUV, PA.,
w here will be found 11 new supply of goods, con-
hisinig 01 Millinery ami rani-v GimmIs,
HATS AND BONNETS, TRIMMED AND I N-
TRIMMED.
Ami, CHILDREN'S HATS,
for girls and buys.
Vl.twi-ra of the latest ami handsomenl alvU't
S.isll ItiblxxiH, iilniii and llL-un-.l. Iji.li.'a
hpi uiers, Imi lulaia, I.lni u t'olara und Cull'a
inr i.:..i.-a huh I nil, Hill, I'l-m liil eollara.
Ni-i kliea for Uullea and tii nl'a laln.1 at y lea
MIK Kiek Ihiiw, a aiiiH-iior urlli l.i. lluv.ia
Itieluillng Ki.l, und Litdii a' lliu L.kln irluvi-a.
Il.iiidkei'i lili ra. All kin. la ol Triiiiinluga.
hiiiiiruideif I'alterus. Ilnal.-ry for laulle.,
'HI 'a and t liil.lriu. Nu4s " iiue und pliU
iiiiuiiiiuga.
TRIMMING SILKS,
ClilKtiiiiia, Zi phyra uud Varna, and a (,'euerat
Vurl. I y of Soli, ma.
Tlmiikfiil for pal itriMiro, .he hoioa Dual
the ajiiitluy ut her gnoda w ill lumit u loiiliiiaaiii-a
o IUu aiiiiie. I LU AUL I U LlC.Ull 8.
April 20, m7I.
I'Miulw, Oil.. .tr.
A
ri I.I. al.uk uf Oil. ioil.prl..luj l.lliaamd
Oil. I .sil Oil, 'i.h Oil. and l.iilul. .ilinif
I'll lur r Ilk'"" a 11. 1 ll ul.lii, ly, ValUlatlia, lilu.a,
ulwu). uu U411.I, ut luw pruia ut
uiNur to .
To the C'oiiiiiiuiiily utj.ari!
t IIAVGK AT 1 UK
"REGULATOR,"
I bain Una Ui .uiiIimi Dm nana alink,
H.a4 will ami lialuiua ul lUu II. 4; ulal.tr H..4,
low, 'I lui.k, lalli. r awd I1111I11114 l..ii , i.i J. .
U4l'', aud will uliuua lU Itualuaaw al lla (nil.
at I kuuLuai, uoiu.i iimu, lUwi't'a liuu lioul,
lAMkk.r DlUakl, bl wallUf, l'A.
Mlwa kaili a laliblula .ii.iKtui.Li. .ub
I ha 44diba U4'iul.la'aia ul lUu a4.m,li, I 1 lo
1" ''l 'i"a luu tu4i.t will, a il.aa w..i
of 1.1 .1 ...l.,. !, i-uUibMi .4 iliiialuiii 1 tul tin. a,
- l-maa i4. WU.I II4IIU -.Ululll,. j a
ilull) will Ui lai4.:v lu lk I. .11. li, 11.4 al.. v
Uiatta I114I1II4I. I..I l.4HUl4.tUll4i,
riuMi 14 a.u 144-1.
HaklwiJ, a4t. HI, .fi
Itailroitbs.
Ileailing Ilallroad.
BUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Monday, May 151ft, 1H71.
GREAT TRUNK LINE from the North and
North-Wcat for Philadelphia, N. Y., Read
liilf, Pottaville, Tnmaipin, Ashland, Slmmokin,
Lebanon, Allcntown, Easton, Ephratn, Lltie!
Lancaster, Columbia, Ac., Ac.
Trnlna leave IlnrriBburg for New York, as fol
lows! At 8.40, 8.10, a. in. nnd 2.00 p. m., con
ticctinir with similar trains on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and arriving nt New York nt 10.05 a.
m., 8.50, and 9.80 p in. respectively. Bleeping
Cam accompany tho 8.40 a. ni., train without
chitnjrc.
Returning 1 Leave New York at 9.00 a. m
18.30 noon and 8.00 p. m., Philadelphia at 7.30,
8.30 a. 111. and 3.30 p. in. Sleeping Cura accom
pany the 5.00 p. m. train from New York with
out chainrc.
Leave llnrrisburj; for Rending, Fottsviilc, Ta
maipm, Mlncrsville, Ashland, Shamokln,
Allcntown nnd Philadelphia nt 8.10 a. m.,
2.00 and 4.05 p. in., stopping nt Lebnnon nnd
principal wny stations the 4.05 p. m., train
coimcetiiiir for Philadelphia, Pottsvlllc nnd Co
luniblii only. For Pottaville, Bchuylkill Haven
and Auburn, via Bchuylkill and Susquehanna
Railroad, leave HurrisburK nt 8.40 p. m.
East Pennsylvania Railroud trains leave Read
Inir for Allcntown, Easton nnd New York nt 4.R2,
10.30 a. m., and 4.05 p. m. Returning, leava
New York at 9.00 a. in., 12.80 noon and 6.00
p. m. nnd Allentown at 7.20 a. m. 12.25 noon.
2.15, 4.25 nnd 8.85 p. m.
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia nt
7.30 a. in., connecting with similar train on East
l'eiinn. Railroad, returning from Reading nt 0.20
p. in., stopping ut nil stations.
Leave Pottsvlllc ut U.00 a. m. nud 2.30 p.
in. lb-melon at 10.00 a. in., Shnmokiu ut 5.40 and
11.15 n. 111. ; Ashland nt 7.05 n. m., nnd 12.43
noon; Malianoy City nt 7.51 a. m. and 1.20 p. m.
Tamaiiiii ut 8.35 a. 111. and 2.10 p. 111. for
Philadelphia, New York.Kcndliig, Harrisbtirg.Ac.
Leave Pottsvlllc via Schuvlkil! nnd Susoue
haiiiia Railroad at 8.15 n. 111. for Ifariisburg, and
11.45 a.m., for Pino Grove nnd Trcniont.
Rending Accommodation Train leaves Potts
vlllc at 5.40 a. 111., passes Reading nt 7.30 n. 111.
ni riviug ut Philadelphia nt 10.20 a. 111., returning
leuves Philadelphia at 5.15 p. 111., passing Read
ing ut 7.55 p.m. arriving nt Pottsvlllc nt 0.40 p.m.
Pottslown Accommodation Train leaves Potts
town ut 0.30 . m., returning leaves Philadelphia
nt 4.30 p. 111.
Coliin:bia Riinroad Trains leave Reading nt
7.20 a. m., nnd 0.15 p. in. for Ephrata, Litiz,
Lancaster. Columbia, iV:r.
Perkionien Rail Road Trains leave Perkloincn
.111ne110n11i Y.il, li.n.iu. in., at 8.00 and 6.00 p. m.
Reiurning.leave Sehwenksville nt r..30,U.10 a. 111.,
12.50 noon and 4.45 p. ni. connecting with similar
trains on Reading Rail Road.
Colchroolidalc Railroad Trains leave Poltstown
at 0.40H. nt., I.15iind (5.45 p. in., returning lenve
Mt. Pleasant ut 7.00 and 11.25 n. in., nnd 3.00 p.
in., connecting with similar traius 011 Reading
Railroad.
Chester Valley Railroad Trains leave Brld 'O
port t 8.30 a. 111., 2.05and 5.32 p. 111. returning,
leave Dotvulngtuu at 11.40 11. in., 12.45 noon and
5.25 p. m. connecting with similar trains 011 Read
ing Railroad.
On Sundays : Leave New York ut 5.00 p. m.,
Philadelphia ut 8.00 11. 111. and 3.15 p. m.. (tho
8.00 a. 111. tram running only to Reading;) leave
PcltKVillciit S-oOa. in., leave lliirrlsburg, 2.40a.
in., und 2.00 i. in. 1 leave AMentowu at 4.25 uud
H.35 p. m. ; leave Reading at 7.15 a. 111. nnd 0.50
p. III. for linirif-liiiiir. ut 4.32 a. 111. Tor New
York, at 7.20 a. 111. for Allcntoim and at il.40 a.
111. nnd 4.15 p. m. for Philadel'a.
Coniinutation, Mileage, Season, School and
Excursion Tickets, to and from ull points ut re
duced rates.
Bagiraiic checked through! 100 Poir.idi Bag
gage allowed eueh Pussciiger.
J. E. V.X-tJTTEX,
As:.t. S111 1. it Kiiif. Matli'iy.
Livclimvaiiiiii nnd tiEooiiishur Itail.
r:xt.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
Moudav, Julv 17, 171.
SOL'TIIWAUD.
Leave.
A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. PM.
Seranton,
li'dlevue,
Taylorviile,
Lackawaiiiia,
Pittston,
West Pittston,
Wyoming,
Mull by,
Khigfion, & ) et.
W.-Barrc ic'rs
Plyinouih June.,
Plymouth,
Xuiiticokr,
IliinliH-kV,
Sliiek.biniiv,
UleU's Ferry,
lleaeli Haven,
I'.ei lek.
Hriar Creek,
j l;i'.nc Ridge,
Espy.
Illooiiii'bur;
ltu;.( it,
C.itaw issu,
Danville,
CiiulasUy,
1 anieron,
Aon li'tl,
Leave.
Northumberland,
Cameron,
Chulasky,
Danville,
ClltllWiBSIl,
HiiKrt,
Hloonitburg,
Espy,
Lime Kidgp,
Hi lar Creek,
lkrwhk,
Hencli Haven,
Hick's Ferry,
Shickshinny,
Huiiiock's,
Nanlicoke,
Plymouth,
Plymouth June,
Kinu'ston, iV. i rt,
W.-Hurro te'rs
Maltby,
Wyoming,
Weal Pillsloa,
l'Utston,
Lackawanna,
Taylori ilie,
Hellcvnc,
Scruiilou, (arrive;
3 :ui 11 -i
Wi lli T. HOI NI), Sup't.
lbUadclhlii mill Erie lluilranuT"
6LMMER TIME TALI.E.
On nnd nftcr Mondav, August Tth, s:i ie
Trulua on tho Philadelphia ik Eiic Rail KouJ will
run ua follow a 1
WESTWARD.
Mall Train lenve. IMillaih-lphlu,
" " Siinburv,
" " urr ut Ei ic,
El'lo Exprc have. Pliiladi lplila,
S111.b1.1y,
" " urt 1.1 Erie,
Eluilrit Mall luivea l'lii:.i J. h.l.l.i.
" Suiiluirv,
" " arr ul Lurk lbn.-u.
7.10 p m
2.05 it 111
a. an p in
12 30 p 111
II . V) p 1,1
T.40 a m
U.30 a iu
1 .' 15 p 111
T.50 p in
4 15 III
Ullltillu Enproa Iruvia Siinlilu v,
urr ul iliUmi-poil,
U.ild Eaule Mall b una to illi.iiu .m,
" " " arr al l.oi-l; II iveu,
E STV ARD.
Malt Tin 1 11 li k tea File,
" " uiil.ury,
" " air at Plill-id.-loUU,
Kile Ku-rvaa Imiia I lie.
I' .. U... I
a in
1 .45 a m
0.00 p lu
1130 a III
1 . 1 a.) a III
T.oO a in
y ii p m
VI a m
a. isi p in
a.iai a in
I! io a ui
5 .'41 1. in
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1 IL". 4 lit
1 1 1 a in
li 41 m
II lo p lu
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tlinlrw Mall U u. a l.ia k ILiiiu,
r-iuiiMi.y,
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tlulUilo llpiiaa litt-a llli.uu. 1.11.
fuiil.urv,
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aian i-i.i i-.. in,., i, ,4,1 41,. I ai.l at ii i
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7 11 2 11 10 35 7 10 4 30
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7 27 2 21 10 47 7 31 4 42
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(arrive.) 10 21). 4 52 j ! I
NORTHWARD.
I A.M. P.M.j
10 25 5 10 i
1 ; 5 27
! I 5 31
110 50 5 4'lj
I I 0 Ull
I 1 1; 00
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IP.M.! 7 31 8 on '
12 26 7 41 8 15 P.M. 5 1(1
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12 34 7 51 8 SO 2 33 5 25
i I ,' 8 40 2 43 5
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