Miscellaneous.
(uilrcabs.
Siuorcilnitfons.
lauufitdurcrs. ,
j
i9CcII;tncoii3.
xx.
iscclluncons.
(From Wood's Mngnr.lne.)
MiNrrc Hull (ivo pounds of lonii
niul juicy beef, until tender, nnd wliilc
lulling, keep tlnscly covered ; when cool
chop very flue. Chop well, threo pounds
of lilco beef suet ; seed three pounds of
raisins, nud clinp ; three pounds of wcll
woshed and dried currants, two pounds of
citron cut Into thin slices ; pro to tho rind
of six fresh lemons; two tnble.-spooiifuls of
cinnamon; four pood sized nut mops grat
ed ; odd lea spoonful ground white Ringer )
one tenspoonful of salt ; chop finely four
teen good slwd pippins ; mix these, well to
gether, Hiid if necessary use more npples ;
put in a stono pot ; cover it with good
French brandy Rnd wino ; this must be
kept in a cool, dry place, and improves by
keeping ; a little good cider is quite nn iin-provemeiitj-nddcd
just before it is bnked.
Mince Pins Xo. 2. Three pounds of
tender lean beef, one pound of suet, two
pounds of chopped apples, two of raisins,
two of currants, one of citron, two and one
half of sugar, a gill of molasses, of rose wa
ter, tho juice of two lemons, tho saino of
oranpes,'(icel of latter chopped line and
ndded) and one pint of brandy ; cloves, nll
Bpiee, pepper, cinnamon, nutmeg, ite., nc
ccjrdiiig to taste. Add cider previous to
baking,
r - -
Maine Mince Pie. One bowl of chop
ped meat ; one bowl of chopped suet ; one
bowl of chopped raisins ; one bowl of eider ;
one bowl of sugar; two bowls of chopped
npples; one-half bowl of molasses; three
lemons; spice to taste. Mrs. Millard.
liicii Oyster Pie. Strain oil" the liquor
from tho oysters, nnd put it on to boil,
with some butter, mace, nutmeg, pepper
and salt. Just as it boils, stir in a thick
ening of milk and flour, put in the oysters
nnd stir until they are sufficiently slewed,
thru take them oil, and put in the yolks of
two eggs, well beaten (do not put this in
whilu it is boiling, or it will curdle.) Line,
a dish, not very deep, with pull' paste ; fill
it with white unglazed paper or u napkin,
to keep tho top paste from falling iu ; put
on top paste and bake. When done, ic
inovo the top crust carefully, and take out
the. paper or napkin, and pour in tho oys
ters. Send it hot to table.
Oyster. Sorr. Take two quarts of wa
ter, or the liquor of boiled fowls ; put iu it
three pints of oysters ; salt and pepper to
your taste, one tablespoonful of butter rub
Vcd in the tame of Ilmtr. l!eat the yolks of
four eggs, and mix them with one pint of
sweet milk and the oyster liquor (previous
ly straining it) and add to the soup. Let it
cook a few moment:; ; then pour in a soup
tureen with a few slices of toasted bread
(well buttered) and serve hot. Nothing
will so detract from the quality of sonp as
to servo it lukewarm.
Pcmpkin Pie.- Cut the pumpkin into
small slices, taking out the seed, and stew
it over a moderate! fire, with just sufficient
water to keep it from burning at the bot
tom of tho pot. When stewed soft, turn oil'
tho water, and let it stand over a slow fire
for fifteen or twenty minutes, taking care
that it docs not burn ; then remove it from
the lire, strain it through u colander when
cool. If you wish the pie very rich, to a
quart of the strained pumpkin, put two
quarts of milk and ten eggs ; if plain, use a
quart only of milk to one of the pumpkin,
and threu or four eggs ; add sugur, salt,
and ginger, to the taste. Pake as soon as
tilled.
Baked Indian I'cddixci. Scald one
quart of milk, add seven taMcspoonf'uls of
Indian meal, molasses, and sugar to suit
the taste, one P'ospoonl'iil of cinnamon and
ginger, one-half a nutmeg, salt, slir tho
meal in cold miik, then add to the scalded
milk. Lake in an hour or niore. M. n. 1".
Pressed (! hates. There is no trouble
in keeping grapes through tho winter as
fi2sh as when they are first gathered. In
seasons when other fruit is scarce no great
er luxury can be enjoyed than a dish of
fresh grapes iu winter. In gathering grapes
for keeping fresh, they should be allowed to
lian-j on the vines until they are fully ripe,
nnd then gathered with earo to avoid
bruising. Tho fairest bunches should bo
chosen to put away, and with a pair of
binall scissors all defective or bruised grapes
should bo cut oil. They should then be
pinecd in boxes well-ventilated, and re
main for a few days, when they should be
packud in boxes holding six or eight pounds
t-.u-h, lirst fcpriuUling the bottom with n
l i er of m UiKgany saw-dust, or, w hat is
bett-T, turning-chips, then a layer of grapes,
and then saw-dust alternately to the tnp. It
is not important, that the box be tight ; it
is better that it should not be. These
should he put iu the coolest place in the
house, where the air is dry.
Why Xi v. Svvt.vv U ei.1
'iiiintrj'.
It ni:iy interest many to know what ;:ive
li'illi to biieli jnkis (it tlio expense nf New
.) -rsuy us the iollo'.v ' tiiir, wliieli wo liiul hi an
cxi.'haiio.
'Plui pniiios.il to make f.ir-. ijii horn per
s;lis elio'iblc! fur t'.ie pn.s!(loi:ii:;l chair, we
i.ml' rsie.iiil, is advnealeil with the vii '.v
tli.it tin' p.-oph
joy tho piivih
of .NeW J,lhey hlliilltJ III
e iiecil'ileil In the I::lt ; Vc
born. '
'1'he iir!'.;i:i if tlu alh;-l ins to New .h r
bey as a I'.rri.'ii eoiiiitry i. sai.l to u,: as !
lows; A!'l,f llai .1 iwii'.ill d" the 1'iii.t S;l
p.ileoii, l.l hrolhi r .1 i-eph, v, lio had hoeii
l-"m id' I'j'al.l, itllil hiu Ili-phcW, l'liliee
Ma.ui, son id the Kiie; of liily, s iii"hl
ri 'no iu this cotiulry, aiel brought luneli
wealth i!h t'.ieiii. JoNepli llnluilai 1.
, 1-ilu ,1 to hu'.!J u pill.lli.il I'eft'.tU'liei! lit IV,
hut ilM li"t di biro to l i euiiio ii citizen, as
he h'i i ! to i'i tin ii to Europe. To i ualih
hint in an ulu It to la'hl I'ee.l i it ilu lopiiii il
u; .eei.il mini' J..vil,iliii'e. lie tri ! I i
t'i I Hint .;i -i-.i lor hi- biiit litin t.i i'eral
M il 'l, but fail 'il, lie WS Itujeli tlnlrio
i'i!, iM-i.i.i!iv I eaaa.t 1 nn I ..mil i lui
i'i. A ': r Ih'ii In.- iippl'u i to lie' New .L I -
y l.t. i.-Viliie, m liieli Lily -mil 'I In. Ill
hi. n aii I Myral ll.e p.tvilf'e ol iiliri 11 i 4n-
I. in. I. '1'iu'V h.ai hi ii ti e I at ii J ti
low n, ril'.'l he'll ii. tailleeat i! .v. I!hi ", i. a-1
litti il (In-Ill liji ill tin- l.i ml ii. -!l,' li. .i.i.,. I.
I;. no p liiiliii.:-,, l ilii iry, ,Ve., vwicp.il.i
and k liet' 'I Willi i are, an I tin: :;i''Un l.
I.i i I i nl w h It i .iji.Uil.i lame,
Jo. pll Jl ili.tpatto' r i., i.ro wiii I'
ll 1 1 1 1 i.i I.i I .it A i.h 1 1 .i. 'J In n i ii.! m n!
o. I M'.l .! :l i..i li'.tll p il l to l!i enaali ,
nn I w iv i.lv. ,. , i 1 1 1 .((.-il nun t li. II
...- i. iuli..i Willi lii'.ii A, iiii-l raV" n
I ' 1 it In., , In t i lll..t r ,, 1 1..' i. 1 1 l" . 11.
'1 In- l ! 1 1, 0, .ut. I.i,...t lhat he h.nl ..p-
I ll ii I , I. I i I i,.,j.. y , ..ml It, .1 .e I.. I
it to L. 11 I'i n.l 1 a j.illv , . i. u -I,
, Ii. ii ii v. I . i l it. , ll ,i li., I ..I i, law il
till liiui I i i!u uiin.t 4 t I.i ,,, I , , a ; ull-l
t i luil.t up lor their lam iii.i j.i.,,11, i.uUl
l.la.i) li.uat .).. ) in u . i ll lining 4
1.1 it oil li.ij i'i I Ii I tin U 111,1 i'i "pll4 In
I-..; iii lii in., t Iu y vmij i,i!l,i ri.
in t uu I I ... ii i "-ii tin ii, 1 1 a. til, lUit
Hi. u I411I. liiiili 1 I 11 1 1 ii , u ihu .ii lu y
in o I -t i...ll.n,4 by l, 11 ..llai .J 1. 011 i 1
llU a .Molt t! 1 1. u 1 I ll.' I 1111 ' I- lU'ir
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Merchant Tailoring.
J. KONTIAIV,
tn tho Post Ol.'.co liulUllnir, opposite the Depot,
(up stall-it,)
SUNHUllY, PKNN'A,
Informs liU friends and tho public generally,
Hint ho linn Just opened a lurgo nud Miiit-d as
sortment of
Cloilin, 'u?ilnicrcs, Vesting, Ac,
which will bo mndo up to order In the latest
styles, nnd wnrruntcd to (It.
Gentlemen Iu want of fuslilontiblo suits mo
vlted to call nud cxninino his stock.
8I1IRT8
scientifically nud practically cut and made
measure.
RUN NO RISK.
Wo furnish tho nbove styles of Improved yoke
and snck shirt with entirely new shape sleeve,
and guarantee n perfect tilling shirt. It Is the
best model of a shirt ever offered to the trade.
Fine nnd fancy shirts made to order.
J. M. IIOSTIAN.
Juno 11, lsri.-Cm
F YOU VAWT TO
EE
the largest assortment of
Millinery Goods
ever brought to this place, go to
nn T CUiumlr.n IVTmiV
ill) JU. kWlfiuIW. UIUlJlUl I
Where arc nrrnved In nil their dHVerrtit varieties
Fall Millinery Goods;
of every description Jai-t brought from Philadel
phia ami are now open.
The new Iioom .put completed Is tilled with an
endless variety. A inosi lnairnilicent display of
Guilds on exhibition, and sold at thu lowest
prices.
i:vi:ky ksxi) or :osh
usually kept in a Millinery establishment can be
had at' her store. Tho butt In tho l'hilide'.phia
markets were solicited.
Ciivcmc a call and bo convinced.
MISS L. SIIISSLER.
P'.r.ib'iry, September 23, 1ST1.
C.cck & Watch Slepairer.
I". VOUT,
In Dcwart's Week, three doors west of tho Cen
tral Hotel, Market iiipiure,
SlTXUUtY, PA.,
Respect fully Informs the citizens of Sanbnry nnd
vicinity, that he is prepared to repair Clocks and
Watches iu nil branches, also Gold and Silver
Ware of all descriptions.
Having had forty years experience in the hni!-ne.-s
in lids country," ho Halters himself that lie
can give ircueral satisfaction.
All work guaranteed Ca.stom respect fnllv so
llcited. June 17, lS71.-tr.
HAl'gEI.-VK K1I4I A3il IUO.
Forxintv.
GEO. KOIIUNACII & SOX!,
Kuubisry, I'eiisi'a,
INFORM the public that they are prepared 10
io all kinds of CASTINGS, and havim; added
a new Machine Shop In connection with their
Foundry, and have supplied themselves with New
1. allies riuulng and lSorlng Machines, with the
luttv-t iniprovcments. Willi the aid of skillful
mi elian'es, they are enabled to execute all orders
of
nkw work on impairing,
the.t may be given them, in a satisfactory man
ner. iii'iife to Milt miy Move.
IKON COLUMNS, for churchcu or other build
in;;, of all sines.
BRASS CASTINGS, Ac.
Gmarafsutnl Jnvi Faacinn
l'Oil (.HAVE YARD LOTS j .-
VB11ANUAKS,
For. YAttl!5 AT IMIMDENCES, it'., AC.
The PLOWS, already CL-kbrated for their su
periority, have been btill further Improved, and
will iilwuvu be kept on ha'id.
Also. TIlliKSIUNG MACHINES.
Sunbury, May 20, Pill.
TllK I.ORF.DIKT3 THAT
COMPOSE UOSADA1.I3 are
puMislicd tn every pacUago. there-
toro it is not 11 secret p.cp.im'.um,
icouscfpieiitly
PHYSICIANS PKESf KIEE IT
It is a certain euro lor flerol'nla,
Hyphilij in nil its t'lirms, llliouuid
lism, tikin Disease', Liver Coin
piniiit and nil iIim-ihs of tho
lllood.
will do inoro j-oihI than ten bottles
of 1 lw riyrupa of amiparilla.
THS UHCCilSiaNED F HVSISIAK3
Ir.veie c.l "os:nl-i!isi . tlieirprncla o
Li;i!or.e il us u reiiabl') A
f-j and Lluod l'urilier.
Tn. T. f. ITflK.rf i;.,!t::i.
lor taa ii:.t llirru vuars and t.ielv
Altcrativo
J.llJVKiX,
V. v.'.Mi !t. '
O. P.WNi t.I.V, "
S. KAIUIS, i.i Nidi.
vRlo,
MlCA'-.TIIA, Co'a.aibii,
;o:.::s, i:.'..;i corah, n. v.
T A TTI T-VnriTl .-i-PTl T5TT
;. I!. 1 HKNt H ii il.N'-i, YM lliver,
y. Vv,asii;TH,.'.ii'L'..ii, Mi. h.
A. V. V ill i.i .H . Lima, Ohio.
II II M I., I.iian. ul. in.
I'ilA'. l.N i. l'0.,(.,.i,l(.'..slllc, V.
SAM'I.. li. iUVAZM-S, .Murliee
lu.Te.in.
Our sii.-o will lint nll-iw of nny ex.
tin'.,-l'n i'iji ks in i.'i.iiiiii in tlio
il.l-ii-li-l lli.Kudali. Ti. the 1.1 i'i I ie,: I
Ii lull u f L'U.il aliU u n ) lllul ..
ti ,i t miih 11LT 1., any Uii'V halo i er
ilit-i 1:1 lh lr. . 1.1. 1 111 1 i ilisi-used .
eiu nail In Un-!l!n t' .l we say Iry .
H'i'. . i-il w, nud tai ill tu rualurk' .1
iu 1.. ai'.a 1
Uniiilalii Is tulil t y all Ihui'r.slii,
liiico Sl.'O per buitl.i. Alien-is i
13. CLIltitriS U C3.
.Wiiie'a. luring i .'..i..',
U.iliniiifts, Vd.
ISI.-Ij.
ii'tt.-ru irnlrul ltiilluy.
rl'MMK.U AlUUN.ir.V.ENT.
ami urter Aut;url ii, 171, Irabu will ruii
MHI'lllWARD.
Ni.i .
I
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p. in. a i n w . ul N ujnr i I ul I J '.il, a. in,
11 iii.ii.i . v i i.- iiiiiiai r mil nr., nl . I el a.
la., mi le ut Vi'i liuiiikpinl ul V-ailin ill 'J 10
u. 1. 1., I an mil I tin D. 10 p. in.
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; . i n . i.ia i. a i U.aoui.a tllniir.i Ilia. 't p. lit.
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but j :iv..i;i.
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AT
THE MAMMOTH STOUE,
lias Just received mid opened
A MAMMOTH HTOCEi OF CiOOSM,
which he hns
SELECTED WITH CHEAT CAKE
nnd olfers to the Public at the Very
LOWEST CASJS PREOES.
Havim
; established a reputation for low
prices and
JTJTTl DEALI3STG
to all, will ei.de vvor to maintain that position
COME OXE & ALL & EXAMINE THE
L ARCi EST STOCK,
EEST ASSORTMENT &
I LOWEST l'UICES
IN THE COUNTRY,
Tleinhfal
fi r tho lar're nnionut of patronatre
stowed upon me, 1 will ciul'-aver by
.retofore I
fiirui.'iiing the b;-,l gnmls at Hie luwcsl niees 10
incut a coatinuaaee ol Uic sane
II. Y. FRILlNCi.
i April 15, 1S71.
"VT OT1CE Is hereby eiven th it flppi'n al inn will
lN be inaile al this nest si.-lV.i (.I'7-) of lll
Li'i:l-iiiliiiv 01'tlie r-lule of Pennsylvania for Hie
inc'i.pui'atinn of a bank, under Ihu name, stylo
1tr.1l lille of "Tin' Mml'tiry Dime S.iviu-s Rank,"
to be located alainbury, N01 thumb.-rlaii I coun
ty. Pa., wit ii such I'liwcrs and privile I'.vs, un.l
tin- siieli iibj.-els as are usuallj granted tuiinli-
t m ion of like clinraeler with a eapiial of f .Jn.oUO,
j and with (he power of Increasing Hie ninie, by a
I vol-! ol'lhe st iekhiilili-i's, lo t ;0il,0ui.l.
I Sunbiiry, July 10, In',1.
; SPKlNfi AND SUMMER.
4'i.oxzs axi ms;imi:ki:k!
i TRENCH AND DOMESTIC GOODS
of cverv grade, Just opened at I '.10
I MERCHANT TAILOR SHOP
1'JICN. J. XTT,
ueeessor to J. O. Reel', Fourth t-llivt, below
I Mark-t,
j Sl'NiH ItY, l'ENN'A.
j (ieiitleineii who deiro fashlonablo clothing
' made loonl.-r, will call lit the above place and
1 examine the well u leeled slock, and have llieir
1 sun niinie
up in the Inlesl st vie. Call and bo
TIlnS. (i. Nu'i'i'.
, 1 nnviuee.l.
I May 0,171
Ml J.I.IMIKV AXI 1AXC Y sioui:.
MISS L. AVE1SER, j
Market Slrei t, one door Wijhl of Ueailiail'a eou- (
fectlonery stine, j
SUN1IURV, VA., j
lias n p, ned her t'prliii; and Summer tm U of ,
.tlillliK-ry mill l iinry (Ik, ,
HATS AND HON NETS. j
The l.ile.l Hlvli .nl' 1 li. Tlllillnllis, Kl'oliell ,
iiiel Ann lii all t-'lowers, l.aec, 1UI,Ihiu, bal k
limps, Clllllulla, l oilllln, I'lIlN, JuUVllI llioVii, I
ami 11 III 10 11 Uly of ullirr nilieh s,
In 11.11 ui 1 1 iuii viiili ihu Mililucry biuluttn, ho 1
1 al l ie 11 u llio I
DRESS M A KINO AND l'lTTINO, !
In all ll. In .1 in lie. . 1
(-In- U 11U0 ni nt for the a!u of It.umi y, t'eull ,. ,
F flli'l I'lllliTIU. 1
The laillc of Hiiiiliury mnl vicinity mc cui.
dhilly Inviled lo mil und i-kJinlno lur tpicuild
.lurk.
M iy I I, IU I.
lu.rvs ; dm.
MMUKti AND SL'MMEU KTYMA
IIUW UVU Ml
.Ml.t Hill'. IU.4 li'N MKUti:,
M ul.il H.,uiii, bl'Mll, KV, I'l iiii'ii.,
I HII-'m' UK.Io (.oiiIm. X I'M1A1.TV.
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I., i.u' I . .Il.u., Si. t lu., lUll U'nv, H.Ui I'.l -1
i.i. 1. umt lilmm,
I'li luintiy, Tothl Biip., II ill lli '.jlu- .l i inln,
lie.
Au lilllUtiuU l lid n b 4 l all I i 14H un I .,
eulu Iai ijulll..
A pi it ,11, I III.
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1 4. 1.. ll i5..i.l.ul) ul.4 III i..il Itlal I I.l f I- . l
111 ii.v.1 4
m: M'Mini'
I.i Ik bull .hih ill tin. biiiin .1 !e nf HjiWiI
fn,utih.t I u w 4il llirfin llw I ll uu i. Ii,l. UI
. .. l lM i.Ui. "ll'l "I U.l nl li.f,
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- .. hr l-'ivwil.
11 I I'-li, v I II
PRICES REDUCED.
HOOTS A MIOEM
Manufactured to order nt
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
JOIIX UILVEIl,
Spruce Street, Sunbury, I'cnu'n,
Is constantly manufacturing
Boots, Shoes & Gaiters,
nt surprisingly low prices. Ills stock comprises
tho very best In market. Ills loii exper
ience in the business has won for
him a reputation for
making first
class work equal to nny city mnuufucture. All work
warranted.
Ti:iSM!S NTHICTLY CASH.
The prices of repairing are nlso reduced.
JOHN WILVEU.
Snnbury, March 4, 1871.
MII.I.INi:KY;01.SGF.Xr.ItAI-I.Y.
NEW STYLES OF
KONNETS,
HATS,
FLOWERS,
FRAMES, &c.
Moiit'tiiiiK and Itrlilnl
Hat and Itonuet.
Full line of Mourning Veils nnd Crape.
MILLINERY IS THE SPECIALTY.
8ash Ribbons, Ornaments, Feathers, Gloves,
Handkerchiefs, Ac, Ac.
FANC Y GOODS AND NOTIONS.
MISS M. L. GOS9LEU.
South Fourth St., below the Huilroad, Surbury.
April 1871.
STi;iu:)Ntoi'i:s,
VIF.WS, ALBUMS, CIIR0M08, FRAMES.
II. A II. T. ANT!IO V A CO.,
501 Itromlvt ny, New Vork,
Invite the attention of the Trade to their exten
sive assortment of the above yoods, of their own
publication, manufacture and importation. Also
PHOTO LANTERN SLIDES and
liltAlHlOSCOPES.
nfav views of vosemite.
E. & II. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
f,!ll Broadway, New York,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel,
UirOIiTERS AND VAM'FACTl ltlinS OF
Iliolo;ji'uiliic .lCutoriiilM.
March 4lh, 1S71. ly.
I'OKI'PRET 1IIAXOK CICMKTKItY
TOSIIMXY.
This company Is now prepared to sell lots In
the new Cemetery, located on un eminence about
one-fourth of n mile cat of Sinibury. The in
crease of the population of Snnbury, nnd conse
quent advance in the ratio of mortality, as well
11s the limited facilities for the Interment of those
I who have fought life's battle, have suggested the
; organization of the above named company.
Plan of (Vin acrv may be seen at the office of
i J. A. Cake, Esq., or Lloyd T. Rohibaeh.
I Price of lots from $5 to S15, according to loca
' Hon.
! Deeds will be executed for lots sold.
LLOYD T. ROHRUACH, Sec'y
j May 13, lS71.-tf.
j I'SJUC'ES 151'.!) It' F.I)
I AT TUB
! Mammoth Boot & Shoe Store
i or
I F.LI MILLER,
! In C. 1j. Smith's Room, Queen Street, one doo
! East of tho Post Otllce,
J NOUTHUMIIERLAND, PENN'A.
I For Elmlra Hoots, go to Ell Miller's Root nnd
. Shoe Wore. They are sold, best Calf at Sli.
i For French Cull' Hoots, 'o to Ell Miller's, onlv
I ?'J to HI per pair.
I For Roots, Shoes and Gaiters, at lowest possl-
ble pi ices, s;o to Kll Miller's, on Queen Street.,
i Fur all kinds of Gum Ryots uud Shoes, call at
! Ell Miller's.
J For Ladies' (i 11111 Overshoes, sec fine Assort
ment at Ell Millers.
For all kinds of Children's Shoes, jxo nud ex
amine I'll Miller's large assortment.
I For auylhaai; in the Hoot and Shoe line, call
ai d examine Eli Miller's stock before purchasing
: elsewhere if you wioh to get Ulst-cluss, at the
1 lowi st price.
I Jan. 7, '71-fep.S ,'70.-1y.
A SftEAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
I VINEGAR BITTERS
! 'ic:. Er.ndred3 cf Thousands
S ti
L?ar t-'STlinony te Hi -!r Woiuler-
llll CUl'llliVC LUii-iS.
THKY AliE SOt A VII.R
FANCY DRINK.
Jj....jiC I'd 11 1- 1! 11111, Whisker, t'ruui Hiiii lm
linj lUi'iniii l.li;MornCwcl,.r.i!,ai:lceJ mnl kVi-wct-1:
il 11 ilcynJt.ia uto, tullvj ' TnulLii," ' Appt-Ur
1: ," " i LiUutrs," c, tut Ittil lie llpidur iu tu
i r.-inltcvrii s tml rr.l.i. bul ni r. Ii'uo Mcdiclim, u:nCo
f.-on. Hit Mullvii lloouaiid liviliitt Culirurula, irco
1 1-1.1:1 i ll Aleutiellii Kiltuulaiiiu. 'il.oyiuu 1:0
liieiiAV iii.ooi) i'i nil 1v.11 nmi A ill :?.
C11I1M1 rKI.C'!l'l.Ba.i.rUc'l lltaumlur .id
lav'.twi.uuir tf Bjitcia, ootrjii is on' nil hmuiio;m
i.:r.iur uii rcLlrlu,i lliu llnod u k lunllliyi-umlit.uu.
yopouua iuuluLo ilic&u l'liturii tioioruiiit' tui.ircc
lloii uud i-cii:u!uli.i3 uiiri.ll,
11.0 v.lUbo i.v:ifuro.i lurunil lo co, I'rmklcd
t:.o buut'i lto i.ut diM.iniyi'4 ly lulnurl jn-lsva or
ctlicr 1:11 am1, ueil lliu :Ul br;:i.iij wakiiil li)ui-i!t!.o
j v:-'. i l r dir.
I'iiv li .liinimiilc.iy nutl Cliioula i;fccuuiii
lb m nud lioul, D) H'1'pi.lii, tip luiliiii'Niluu,
lliliiuia, lleiiiillt-nl mnl luli-i Willi 111 I'l'M-m
lllet uxx I liio liloutlk li. IUdiii, nud
l.luilJii. U.ii.0 l.liima Uw liciu e.i-.i vni.i.
lul. l uib Dlucunta i-ro turned ty Vlllnlid
I lll'j4, wl..t!i ia lii-ucrulljf 1 Mduc4 ky i!vruniiiuvl
! n'liii, lliiic.ilvr Uiiiiiua.
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' sulii', I nl . In 1:10 bl.oulJom, luui L, 1 u,lili.. 1 1 ll.ii
' l .x l, iu.-.. un, uur I fucullim if Un tli.iiinili,
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I. .11 uiUu Ui.w lilu a.. 4 ii;or 1-j lliu U.iU uau.
I JU HHIN Idl'ttstH. l.i uHii.u,1ll.r, Call
1 Utfliili, UluUtlK, l liuU, 4 IU. I ii.lUllB, lll llll, I
kiuiil.ii, bii o Wutu.a, UaM II inl. "ia t)ta, Li )!;.
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kig liUl.lly Ui J 1)1 auj caill .4 uui i-l IU i..ui U,
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l)4lnwl , U..UJ MiuumiIU. aa Hu4illy ilia-Uuy.
,1 .4.,l'l Iu4 Ull liKauliulM, lot i.lv4ly
t-4 ttitui-i ai'.uj m a-ula, yiu.4.4 U l-i i.
p -4i ull.,l.wlM.aa, I i.-a a-4 I a-a.
4. Watkl.il, fluurklbf. U. I- t'ulHJtl !!.,
l.uuUa afc4 U. a at la, kaa fnaala.a. ial
a4 at a4 ai Caam kaiv.1, a h.
IIThjuU HI lii UUlliuUI. 4U Uklll-Ua.
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latua l Umttl likMiU.M . l'W.
1 ll Im VI at U.mIujh' luf Uabilftll Diaat
I ggfi WHAT ARE THEY ? 'r ?
123 lr !v?t ? s ?
OJ: S THKY AliE yot A VII.R 8
li a
FUUN1TUUE STOKE,
In Masonic Hall Buildings,
Third Street, near the Post Oltlce,
Kl'MlUUYf I'A.
B. L. RAUDENDUSH
now offers to tlio public
selected nnd mndo with great onro, nnd with a
view to plcnso tho wnnts of his numerous
customers.
Ills stock Is new nnd of the latest styles.
PARLOR SUITS,
PARLOR AND RECEPTION
CHAIRS,
COTTAGE SETTS,
Ash, Walnut or Uosewood of tho finest patterns
inndc.
MIK ICO.I(lS,
lu Oak or Walnut, nnd Pining Room Furnlturo
of nil kinds.
LOOKING CLASSES AND PLATES,
Mattresses, 1'lllows, Holsters, Window Shades
nnd fixtures.
TJITIDEnTuA.K:iISrC3-.
Special nttenilon Is paid to this department by
W. P. Itoberts who has had n number of years
experience In the. city. Collins of every descrip
tion and sizes, constantly kept on hand. Also,
Fisk's Metalle Burial Cases. Shrouds nnd Un
dertakers' materials of nil kinds.
t ij " Personal nttcui'auco to funerals.'
Remember, the Masonic Hall Buildings, on
Third street, Sunburv, Pa.
It. L. RAVDF.NBUS1I.
Snnbury, July 15, 1871.
MII.I.IXKKY.
SPRING STYLEsIFaTS, IJONNETS,
E LOWERS, FRAMES, ETC.
Mourning nnd Bridal lints nnd Bonnets.
Sash Riiiiioxs, Feathkus, Flowers,
LncjL'S and Triininings of every variety.
Full line of
MOURNING VEILS AND CRAPE
Notions, a full assortment. Gentlemen's
(iloves, Handkerchiefs, .Vc.
MILLINERY IS THE SPECIALTY.
MISS I,. SIBlK.HI.F.lt,
MARKET SQUARE, SUN EUR Y, PA.
April 2-', 1S71.
MM It Kit AXI I'LAXIXG
Third Street, ndjolninu' I'hila. ,t Kile R. R., two
Sipiares North of t he Cent nil Hotel,
6VNBUKY, VA.
IRA T. 'CLEMENT,
"I S prepared to furnish cverv description of luin-
X ber rc'iuired by the demands of the public.
Having all tho latest Improved machinery for
manufaeturiii!; Limber, he is now ready to till or
ders uf all kinds of
FLOORING, SIDING, DOORS, SHUTTERS,
'SAsfll, BLINDS MuULDlNtJS, VE
RANDAS, BltAC'KKTtf,
and all kinds of Ornamental Scrowl Work. Turn
in; of every description promptly executed. Also,
A 1.A11C1E ASSOllTMKNT OP
P, I L L L U M 1) E R .
I1F.MI.OCK and PINE. Also, Shingles, Pickets,
Lathe, Ac.
Orders promptly tilled, nnd shipped bv Railroad
or otherwise. ' . 1KA T. C LEMENT.
dcel'.l-tiSily
STOVK & TIX KOTAlSliINUNKXT.
MARKET STREET, SUNBL'RY, VA.
ALFRED KRAUSE, Proprietor,
st cc'Ksson to smith ft or.N'rnrit.J
nAVING purchased the above well known es
tablishment, Mr. Krnuse would respect ful
ly inlorm tint public that he now has on hand a
large assortment of
C O O K I N (i S T O V E S ,
Speer's Con'.; Anti-Dust, Regulator or Revolving
Top, ('oiiibina'.iou, Susipieliaiina nud others,
which are so arranged as 10 be used for t.'oal or
Wood, nud are w arranted to perforin ati.-l'aetoi i
ly or no sale. HEATERS of all kinds put up lo
heat one or more rooms. HEATING STOVES
of different kinds at very low prices.
Tlnwitre ol" Kiery IH'NcripMou
kept constantly on hand. Hoofing and Spouting
with Hielii'-a material, done at short notice.
KEPAIR1NU intended tn with dispatch. Coal
Oil ai d Lamps constantly nn hand. Japan ware
of a l . A. ml... Slore opposite C'onley's hardware
store. Give mo a call. A.'KRAL'SE.
apl'-M-ly
TUin I J10.KY ! ! .
A LL Wall Paper nud Border, sold by me w ll
A. be trimmed ready lor use,
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE,
nv TUB
YEOMAN'S WALL PAPER TRIMMER.
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.:' -A y'i..
ii'iji
whleh I have the cxcliuha rLUt to um iu uliiiurv
nud leliiity.
tt.ive iiiiuicv, 1 1 ihu mnl labor, I'V liuilin; of
., t t:ititi:i: i.itnnxi u.
lkrnUr lu llimk, builoiu-ry, Wall Pupcr, Mu.le,
Ac, A:c, Ac.
Hiuiduy 81I11H1I hl'I'l'I IHS 111.1 1,- u .piii.iiuy.
llUuk, l-iuoruiiaiiiii A 1'M.mm II00L1
III i-iidb-sa variety, Jnl rcci-lvcd.
ItiinK HI ND1 Ml done lu order. IVr.ona w 111
kiivu vxpciiau by li-uvtii); their ordria for I linllnu
Willi uig,
114 l i lt : I Hi'lHH
of all kla-a, rut I111111 lie Moublniu ul vciy ln
run s. OV.U. A Hjl Alii: i HAM r S Ua) uu
liKUil.
ai.hl'ms, nu.v(nu:TS tiin.u vv.s
Ai'., Ai'.
A l.ireu u4 Hull au'Ucti 4 aln. k ( Tuauluy
uu b.unl. AiiiIiii u.'l nn li.ui. I lylwlinll) ul
deiid. Baliilua tor eu.l. t all .it
n, rrmti'v: i iiiin vrifK
ti.Hili More,
Hi. 11 u f 'nl. ) lwl.1 V u, kluihtt avnra, km
mo . 1 4.
tiunbuiy, Aun-l ci ii, in j.
kil l It I It lUII.ti VHI.
'I
IIK uu. I i.ln.4 bvli' biiithl ihu mill
Im a ul lllaallitfil latlol. auiilil I11I..H1I
tuu puli, HI llwl iia U Una) ,md In Jo ml kln-W i'i
rvV Ml It II 1.1. IIUIII4.
oi Will I, ai.4 Wi.1l.. a l-i ui., al
kllnur kulli .
MalalNaMVMl) 4 lfH4-lUala),
,f I kill a.
lil!4i
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Sunbury Cattle Insurance
ompany. .
THIRD ANNUAL BTATEMENT FOR THE
YEAR ENDING JANUARY 1st, 1871.
Number of Vollclcs, 713.
Amount of Property Insured, $53,815,00
Amount of Vremlum Notes in force, 4U4,U13,OU
CASH ASSETS.
Amount loaned nt interest, 115000,00
Amount in Treasurer's bands, f 1000,00
Amount duo from Agents, f 1)00,115
Amount duo from oilier sources, f 7'JU,00
Available Capital, 39,30,05
Iiinurc )onr Oil lie.
INSURE with a responsible nnd perfectly rc
lmblo Company. Insuro whero your losses
will bo paid promptly.
THIS IS A MUTUAL PROTECTIVE COM
PANY. Hence, unlike other Companies, you nre sure
of being paid prompt ly for nil losses, If insured
In this ( oinpanv.
OUR RATES OF INSURANCE ARE LESS
THAN T1IOSK OF ANY OTHER
COMPANY.
Being mutual, our expenses nro less, nnd our
Charter Is Perpetual. We pay losses by nil kinds
of accidents by death, (excepting in cases of
epidemics,) by theft, cVc, Ac. We pay prompt
ly. No red "tape proceedings to obtain your
money In case of loss.
Xenrly 3,000 pnlil on Cows alone
Mure Organization.
Look nt tho list of Losses paid 011 Cows alone by
this Company.
M Henniiiger, Sunbury, Pa ?"H
1) Hilgert, Northumberland fiO
Georue Eckcrt, " 40
8 B Dodge, " 30
Charles Bollck, Mt Cannel 110
Ksnbens Sipilc, " 40
Catharine Wagner, Wntsontown 40
George Heir, Northumberland .r0
Jacob Snvder, Sunbury ;".!U3
J W P.iss'lcr, " 50
Minor duly, Dcwart CO
Catharine Martz, Shaniokin 40
Francis Biicher, Sunbury 30
Samuel 11 Price, Upper Lehigh -r,0
Joseph Deppcn, Mt Caruicl 50
Matthins Seliolly, ' 40
Francis McCarty, " ftO
Maria Krainer, Wntsontown 45
Joseph Nicely, Jr., Dewart 40
J R C IJuiggle, Pine, Clinton co 40
R Raimmc, Shcnuinlonh, Scliuglkill co 40
J S Tlmrp, Shamokiii 40
Tliomas Wardrops, MlCariuel 45
N A l.ondcnslager, Hcriiilon, 40
Rachel Cramer, Fisher's Ferry 40
G L Rcag.in, Shenandoah, Sehuylklll co 50
Jacob Shine, ' " 10
Jacob Stoltz, " . " 40
D H Bower, ITerudon, .'. 30
Geo B Lahr, Georgetown 40
John II Ossmaii, s-iinhmy 40
W II Wallace, Northuniberlaiid 30
II S Graham, " 50
Rebecca Koble, Georgetown 40
Philip Winterstcln, Watsontown 40
G 6 Low, Lime Ridge, Columbia co 40
Lewis OMefhaut, Laurel Run, Luzerne co.,.40
Mary J lline. Northuinberland 40
B F Krohn, Snnbury 40
Andrew llcaly, Giiiirdsville, Sehujlklll co.. 40,
Patrick Furgcson, Mt Cannel 411,
Martin Dclaney, Shenandoah city I t,
John Dane, Ashland, Schuylkill co 10,
Anthony McLaughlin, Glrardsville 40,
Llayman S Hay, Mahaiioy Plane 40,
R Johnson, Raven Run 40,
David Baucher, Berwick "1,
J 1) Foeht, Pottsvlllc 30,
F.rastus Sober, Point twp Un,
A Lippencolt, Watsontown 40,
Maria Kramer, Wutson'n,:.' I loss pd last suni,40,
I P Llppcucott, Watsontown 40,
R S Aninicrinan, Snydci tow n 'JO,
Nathan Bloss, Berwick, Columbia co 'J7,
J C 11 Q niggle, Pino Sta'n Ciinton e Sd loss,40,
(,'harles W llar.zard, Ruiiert, Colunibia co...40,
John Foglcinan, Watsontown 40,
Patrick IWcr, Mt Cannel 40,
Thomas Metis. Paxinos 30,
R McClosky, Lock Haven 134,
HON. A. JORDAN. President.
C. A. REIMENSN YDER, Sec'y, Sunbury.
DIRECTORS :
F.x-Gov. James Pollock, Hon. C. J. limner,
Solomon Stroll, Win. Uiimlle, Soloniaii Shipe,
John A. Shisslcr, Dr. D. T. Krebs, Dr. David
Wiildron.
March 11, 1S71. ly.
FOR SALE!
TjIGHTY acres of Improved land In the
I est
JjJ section of Southern Michigan, within
live
miles of the town of Three P.ivers," in !;t. Jo
seph county, within two miles of the Railroad
Malinn, 'jood buildinirs, out Inmses, lare or
chard, soil, rich sandy loam, selmol houses, and
chiirelis within sin'lit lille indisputable, ten
acres are lu wheat, llio remainder in clover sod.
t span ol horses, cattle, hoi;s, urnin and tarinini;
utensils, Ac., will be .sold Willi this property.
Price J70 per acre, S-li.OOu in ca-li, the balance In
time payments ol K00. App.y to
l.I. A. .MALiM.ll, I tine liiveis, .Mich.
II. li. MASEEH
Sunburv, Pa.
Sunbury, March 11, 18?l.
AM) Si SJUlK
MIIJ.INKUV AND FANCY' HOODS.
MISS Kl.1ZAliP.Tll I.AZAP.t'tf,
In DcWiirt's lliilldlnir. Market Sinmrc,
STNlirP, Y, PA.,
where will lie found 11 new supply of '.;oods, con-
UstinKot .Millinery and ranry Goods,
HATS AND UoNN'ETr, TI1IMMKI) AND L N-
. Till. i Mil).
A.so, I'illl.DUIiN'S HATS,
for girlk and tioys.
Flnivrrs of the latest and hanilsnincal eiylcn.
Sash liihbous, plain and lli;iircd. I.adic's
8penccrs, l.aee I'olais, l.inen l olars. and Cull's
lor 1. ailles ami I hildrcii, I rochet collars.
NccUlics for Ludies and Gent's latest styles, 1
Silk Sack LiHips, a supci ior ai tieb?. G loves 1
liieludhn; Kids, and Ladies' llui k.-kln gloves. i
llamlkercliicti.. ' All kinds ul t iliuiulnpi. j
Embroidery Patterns. HoMcry for Ladies, I
Gi nl'a uud I'lii'idreu. Ni4 'ipiu and phpie i
li'iuniiitit;a.
TRIMMING Ml. KM,
Chignons, Zephyrs and Yams, and a general '
varietv of Notlniia. I
Thankful for past p:itionne;e, hu hopes that
the ipialilv of lur oi,l ill un lit a cuiiliiniiiui'
ol the same. Kl.IZAUK'l U I.AZAUl'S.
April 20, 1S7I.
ruin.H, on. At.
Vl'l.L stm-k of Oils CiinipiUlni LhnuH-d
2 m. Oil, Coal UU, Klah Oil, nnd Lulu h aling
Oil lur EiikIucs uii'l Muehiueiy, Vaiu'lics, lilu,
alwaya 011 liitud, ul low pilci a i.l
CliM.KY A- CD'S.
To tho Community nt Large!
CHANGE AT T 1 1 K
"nECULATOn,"
I biivn lliis day pnii b. i-i'd 1 1 1 r 1. lit 11 o tiH k,
Komi "01 "'l llvluiea ol I lie lb uulittnr liiul,
Mine, Trunk, Leather nud V iu.llii:; Mure, of J. S,
Ancle, uud Mill coiiliuuo llm bii.1111 si nl Ila pio
kuul IuluIUiu, 1 1 ii in r hkiiii, ll.iupl'a lion I'luul,
MAUKKT SlULtT, M'NUl 'MY, I'A.
Win 11 li iuii.' i .l ilill-ki l illr,n.i;i iiii nn allll
lliu Uadiiiu iii.iiiiil.ieluiuia nl lliu country, I pnt
pi ii plun, I be I11.11 Lit unit a eliiua of aink
nl vi lli. lli. I 1. pnl. ill. .11 lur Jiii.tl. lliu aud luii.il,
al pilein lliil mn l i-liibii k. pill. 11 i y . A !
tl. illy alii Ul IiihiI lu Iba lumnlili i, nl hlnw
Ui.it.iia lii.ili 1 uiia lul Utaiiiiluiluilu.
) 0111 1 .iln.l. i.' la null. Hi I,
N. '. LIGHT Mil
inbu'v, J in. si, it;i,
1 1 i l l lll k.
ll
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MlKF.Y, MKIIKIU. ,MIAi'K lt,
UlUIH It 11 tu HO
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I biauUvllor. ruU4nU, llratrtttlw,
It'., (Al.,
'Ul4 VK.iUll Illl'tD ll" all. ll(U ll, t,t (111-
ll.a.t la wul il M'u twilui,.!il.
WIU'lMtlK 1MI until. tl I ...iiiiilk,
? I tttaiuul iirl.
U IM Mi lttV, "I I Ml I'M UK
I ul 1 I .
In Im
I.iirkawaunn and nioouinburg Itall
roatl. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF PA88ENOER
TRAINS.
Monday, July 17, 1971.
SOUTHWARD.
Lenvo. 1A.M. P.M.i A.M.'V. M. r M.
Scrnnton,
Hellevuc,
Tnylorvillc,
Lneltawanna,
Pittston,
West Pittston,
Wyoming,
Mallby,
Kingston, A j st.
W.-Barro j c'rs
Vlymouth June.,
l'lynioutli,
Nunticoko,
llunlock's,
Shickshluny,
Hick's Ferry,
Bench Haven,
Berwick,
Briar Creek,
Lime Ridge,
Espy,
Bloomsbiirj.",
Rupert,
Catawissn,
Danville,
Clnihisky,
6 45, 1 45 10 OS 0 50; 4 00
0 50 1
65i 4 05
6 ft":
7 05!
7 141
7 m
7 271
10 17
10 20
2 11.10 35
10 40
8 21 10 47
7 02 4 13
7 11; 4-29
1 ia
4 30
4 85
4 4'J
4 47
4 55
7 24'
7 81'
7 30j
7 811
8 001
8 05
8 20
10 52
7 40 2 83 ll 00
00
05
7 501
8 Oil
8 071
8 22'
8 an!
8 4.V
8 50
8 57'
0 07
ll Hi
0 19
9 20'
0 31 1
0 511
U 511 1
3 40i
8 30
8 45
3 08j
3 27!
3 84
3 51
v nincron,
10 03
North d, (arrive.) 10 20 i 4 52
NORTHWARD.
Leave. 1A.M..P.M.'
Northumberland,
Cameron,
Chulnskv,
Danville',
Catawissn,
Rupert,
Bloomsburg,
Espy,
Lime Ridge,
Briar Creek,
Berwick,
Beach lfnvcn,
Hick's Ferry,
Shlckfclilnny,
llunlock's,"
Nnnllcoke,
l'lynioutli,
Plymouth June,
Kingston, & t st.
AV.-Barro J c"rs
Mallby,
Wyoming,
Wer. r'itli-Gtll.
Piitsion,
Lackawanna,
Tnylorvillc,
lleilcvue,
10 25
5 10
0 vi.
6 81
10 50 5 40i
I 0 00
0 051
11 14' 0 12
Scrniiton, (arrive);
DAVID T. BOUND, Siq
It ending Kailrcud.
BUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Mnmhti,' Muij 15i, 1871.
GREAT TRUNK LINE from the North mi l
North-West for Philadelphia, N. Y., li, a.
inir, Pottsvillc, Tnmiupia, Ashland, Sha.iinkin,
Lebanon, Allentowu, Enston, Ephraia, Lit;.,
: iaiiensu-i, oiiiiunia, ixe., ,vc.
j Trains leave llarrlsburi; for New York, an fnl-
i lows: At 2.40, s.lo, a. 111. and 2.00 p. in.,
I ncctiiur with similar trains on ihe Pcnnsylvani.i
i Railroad, nnd nrrlvlnir at New York at i'.U'."i a.
iu., 8.50, nnd U.oO p in. respectively. f-'Uepl-iu
J Cars nceoinpaiiy the 2.40 a. 111., train without
I clianse.
I lleturniuir : Leave New York lit (l.C'l .1. m.,
I 12.80 noou nnd 5.00 J). 111., Pliiladelphia at 7.10,
1 B.80 a. lii. and 8.80 p. 111. j Sleeping; Cars icenm
j puny the 5.00 p. 111. train from New York with
, out chaiiL'e.
i Leave llanlflunir for Rcndine:, I'ottsvllle, Ta-
ma.iia, Mincrsviile, Ashland, IShaiimkin,
I Aiicnlown and l'liiladelidiia nt 8.10 n. m.,
J 2.00 nnd 4.05 p. m., stoppine; at Lebanon and
, principal way stations; ilie 4.05 p. 111. . train
! ciiiueetini; for Philadelphia, Pottsvlllc and lu
I lunibia only. For Pottsvlllc, Schuylkill Haven
nnd Auburn, via Schuylkill 1111. 1 iiisipieli.iumi
Rnilioad, leave Harrisliurj; nt 8.40 p. 111.
j East Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Heinl
) lug for Allentowu, Huston and New York til -1.82,
; 10.80 11. 1:1., and 4.05 p. ill. Rettiriiiiu;, leave
New York nt 0. JO n. in., 12.80 noon and 5.00
p. 111. and Allentowu ut 7.20 a. in. 12.1:5 noun,
2.15, 4 25 and 8.85 p. 111.
i Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia nt
' 7.80 a. m.. coniicctiint with similar train 011 l-.a-t
lVnnn. Railroad, returnlm: from lieailini; ;.t 0.20
I p. m., slnppinir at all bullions,
i Leave Polli-vilie at tl.00 a. m. and 2.8.) p.
m. I til luU'ii ut 10.00 a. 111., Shainnkiu ut .'i.-IOand
11.15 a. 111. i Ashhuii'. at 7.05 a. m mid 12.18
noon; Mahanny City nl 7.51 a. m. and 1.2') p. -n.
' T;iiiiaiiia at S.85 11. in. and 2.1.1 p. 111. for
Philadelphia, New Yoik.Hciu'.imr, I lanii-liiinr.Ac.
Leave Poiisville via Sc'nuylkill and S.i. ii'.ie
hauiia Railroad at 8.15 u. m.Vor llarristnirj;, anil
1 i.i-i a. 111., nn- l ine vne anil 1 remout.
liendine: Acciuuicudatioii Train leaves PottB
viileal 5.40 a. 111., pas.-es lieadim; at 7.80 a.. HI.
niiiviii'.; nt I'lill.id.'lphiai'.t 10.20 a. in., returnlni;
leaves Philadelphia ul 5.15 p. in., passins lteud
in): nt 7.i5p.ni.ari ivti!i; nt Pottsvlllc al 11.40 p.m.
Poll-town AccoinnioOatinii Train Icavua PottB
town nl ll.;;j a. in., icliiinin leaves Pliihulelphki
nt 4.80 p. 111.
Colunibia l.'aiiioad Trains have P.eadlni; nt
7.20 a. 111., and 6.15 ji. 1,1. l,r Lnhnaa, Litiz,
Lancaster. Columbia, Ac.
Pci kioineu Kail Road Trains leave Pi rklomen
Junction m 7.17, 0.05 a. 111.. ut 8.00 and O.OOp. 111.
Ri linnini;,leae Scliwcnkavillc ut ll.80,S.ll)a, in.,
12.50 noon ami -1.45 p. 111. connecting with similar
trains on lieadim; Riil U. .i,l.
Colcbrnokdalc Railroad Train leave Pntlstow n
nt 0.40a. ui., l.lSand 0.45 p. in., returnlm; leave
Ml. I'leasaiitat7.00nnd 11.25 a. m and S.uo p.
m., coiiiuiting with similar trains on Reading
Railron I.
Chester Valley ltallnvid Triilns Icavo rlrlduv
port nt S.80 11. in., 2.U5iind 5.83 p. m. ritiirnli.,;,
leave DownniKton lit 11.40 a. in., 12.45 mum and
5.25 p. m. conneclina with similar trains 011 Ke.id-
1111; liainoail
I'n Sundays I Leave New York at 5.00 p.
Philadelphia nt 8.00 a. m. and 8.15 p. m., 1
m
t. 111.. IlllO
8.00 a. 111. inuu ruiiuini; only to Readink';) leave
l,oltsillcal 8.UO11.111., leave llarrUhtii'if, 3.40a.
111., and 2.00 p. in. ; leave Allentowu at 4.25 and
8.85 p. m. 1 leave Hcndlni; at 7.15 a. m. nud 0.50
p. in. for lliirilr-bint;, at 4.83 a. 111. I'm- New
York, ul 7.30 u. 111. for Allentowu and ut 0.1 1 u.
in. uud 4.15 p. in. for Philadel'a.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, S. hi'ol and
Etc lll'simi rl'lek.. In , mil fiAin nil ,...li.i. -,t
j ,mv(l rates.
HuKi;ai;e checked throut'ti t 10O Poiiu l, Paa
gutt allowed each P.ism liter.
i. K. WOOTTEV,
AL8upt. A Kim. Macli'iy.
rtilladeliliiia nud I'.tW Itnilroail.
BUMMER TIME TAlll.i!.
On nud fir Miiliil.-yr,' Ainru.l Till, IM!, lb
Ti'iihu on the i'hlladalpUla At tile I'.ui; H. id will
iuu ua lulluuk 1
WESTWARD.
Mail Train leave Philadelphia,
l-tinibuiy,
' " arrulEiie,
Erie Eip.-e Imwa I'lnhid, Iphla,
" ' " huiibury,
" an at Kile,
KI111I1.1 Mall li-.u,. I'lill.i,l,lpl.i.i,
" ' " euiibuiy,
" urr ul Lock ILmu,
llllll'.llil Kkplcaa leuvca billibUI,
" mi ul Wlltlalii-.l,
II. ild Kaiile Mail liavva Wllluuup.. I,
uir ul Lui ll lUlin.
H Asl IV AUD.
M ill i i'ulu b.Ava Kile,
7. 1" p 111
V.l'.'i lr
! Oil p 11
I .' to p m
li..'ij p 111
7 to a in
V lui a 1,1
I . '.45 p in
J.'iO p 1,1
4 I 1.1 1.1
t.' 5 .1 1
lii 11 in
UA o p In
II no a 1
1.1 0 4 a
1 .:!' a 1
ll I 1..
k. Vl 4 n
1' iti p .1
s in ii
l; M - ,
.! .'ill I I.
2 iati a 1
4 on 4 1
1 1 ., 1, 1
II. i.i
' fruuliuiy,
" Mir al I'luU.Klj Li.,
KiU K-M Ii'ioii Kiic,
" dinilmiy,
" " air ul I'uila l.ipuij,
Hi, ill. I M ,1) l,.u l.ik Ihlvli,
' " Mliilnii),
" ail kl I'l.il.i I. :plilu.
lie lUlu Ik I iv-a u W liiuui-.,l,
" kuubui),
" " ailul I'hlta l. Ipliu,
ll.lll K.i.te Mull 1.4... I.-W lUlu.,
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1 ! I ' I
tl til K id 1. iiui.l. tu't aud ail l I ii. a 1
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0 24 1
I 0 84 I
111 80! 6 4l! I
.11 43. 6 48 A.M.!
I I 0 55 '
j 1 2 00 7 00' 7 so;
I 7 24 7 45 I'M.
'P.M. 7 81 8 00! ;
112 20 7 41 8 15 P.M.: 5 10
i I 8 20 , 5 13
' 13 84 7 51 8 80 2 83' 5 25
i 'fl 4o! 3 43 ' 5 85
12 43, 8 00 8 45, 3 4S' r, 40
I 8 13' H 52; 2 54 5 4 7
12 52 8 IS 0 C4 2 Ml 5 t2
8 2S 14. 8 07 0 t!0
8 8(1. II 25'. 3 Hi 0 111
8 42 0 32 3 (1 17
1 14 8 48 tl 40 3 ill! 0 25
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ik.i.u.,a.u at VV niui.8l uW I . ll ll .
lulLawa wa.u,ul liaiuttki l Ui l.li
Ii. 1.. ll l,.,..i...l. .l .-a It.ia t-kkM, al4 a..l,
H ,l,i4i..i .1 4.. tuna U ..1
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al U. ulj Ui-4 "H kl.kil M , ..Uu U-) I t
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