SJXBUKY, FEBRUARY 10,' HT2.
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Accident Insurance Tickets civa b bod of J.
8h1ini:ri, Ticket Agunt otthe Depot.
8swia Machines. Miss Caroline Dallusls the
agent for the snle of the best Sewing Machlucs
In existence, vi i "The Improved 8lnger,"
"Grover A Baker," "Ilowe," and "Domestic,"
which ore constantly on band and sold ai rea
sonable prices. She Is also agent for the cele
brated Frantz and Pope Knitting Machine. Call
and sco thera. OUce On Market street, east of
the railroad.
AsoTitER new supply of groceries has arrived
at the store of J. O. Trimble, In Blight's building-
We have received tho Tribune Almanac for
1ST2. It Is brim full, as usual, of valuable in
formation. We art under obligations to Messrs. Newbaker,
Bright and Dr. Bmlnky, of tho House of Repre
sentatives, at Harrlsburg, for public favors.
We regret to learn that Hon. A. Jordan was
takcu seriously 111 on Snturday last. We are
happy to say, however, that he is much better.
CosernT. A concert is to bo held in Zlon's
Lntheruu church, Turbutvllle, for the benefit of
Sunday School, on Wednesday evening, the 21st
The Susquehanna river nt this place has no
been frozen as solidly, or as long at one time,
for many years. The Ice is about 14 inches in
thickness.
A mbktisq of the Executive committee of the
Northumberland County Agricultural Society
will bu held in the Junction House, In Suubury,
on Satnr.lay, February 17th. The members arc
requested to attend.
Wm. IT. Waiti.f.s, Esq., of Northumberland,
who was severely injured iu the Into railroad ac
cident near Lock Haven, wo regret to learn is
new iu a critical condition. He Is suffering se
verely from injuries in the headend neck.
Hams, dried beef, fish, dried and canned fruits,
coffees, teas, the very best of sugars, and all
other articles in the grocery line, which are, sold
at greatly reduced prices nt J. G. Trimble's.
Thvpebasck is Ti'rbi-tville. The Rev. j.
n. Monges, of York, hi to speak in Turbutvllle,
on Temperance, on Washington's) Birthday,
Thursday, the 21 Inst., in Zulu's Lutheran
church, Rev. J. Y. Wampole, Pustor, at 10.$
o'clock, a. m., iu German, and at 7 o'clock, r.
M., In English.
Winter. The present winter thus fur lias
been one of extreme rigor. On Thursday morn
ing the mercury stood at zero. The deep snow
of Saturday was fast disappearing, uutil the
cold r-nap set in. The sleighing is slid good, aud
a little more snow would mnk'i It excellent.
Festival. A festival will be held In the M.
E. Church, in this place, commencing on Wed
nesday oveuing, the 14th Inst., and continue tho
balance of the week, during which time all the
luxuries of the season will be sold, such ns oys
ters, ice cream, Ac. As specialties, there will
be a calico neck tie offering, and an Old Ladies'
Tea Party to be enjoyed. Admittance free. An
invitation is cxten ted to all.
Tine Bradford County Buckwheat Flour, Pilme
Sugar Cured Hams, Dried Href, jut received and
for sale nt J. G. Trimble's Grocery, Iu Brighl's
building.
"We notice that nearly every town of any lin-'
portance in tho State, is contemplating the erec
tion of a new and commodious hull for dramati
cal nud other entertainments. Such an Improve
ment is much needed In tills town. An Invest
ment by some of our capitalists In such an enterprise-voul.l
prove a bonelil to the town as well
as a high per centage on the money invested.
The Norlhuinberluud County Agricultural So
ciety has been regularly chartered by the Court,
and Is now an Incorporated body. The con
stitution has been printed acd is now ready
for distribution. This Institution Is In a flourish
ing condition, and having been admirably mau
aged bTlhe prcscut otlieers. The members are
no doubt sutislluj that Suubury Is au exellcnl lo
cation to make it a pnjlng institution.
Member; of religious bodies In this place and
the county, are requested to famish to us for
publication uny luformatlon concerning special
services in their respective chuiches also, mar
riages, deaths, or anything occurring within the
limits of their parishes or charges of Interest to
the public. Favors of this kind are very accepta
ble, and we will make due relurus as we may
baveiopportunity.
A musical college baa been established In tho
town of Freeburg, Snyder county, which we are
happy to learn meets with great success. A fine
musicul ball has been erected by F. C. Moyer,
proprietor of tho "Moyer House," with good
taste, in which rich musicul cntcituluments are
held occasionally for the edification of those who
have in uslcul tuste in t hat vicinity. Freeburg eon
tains, probably as much musical tulent as any
town iu the Stute.
Rape. Two rowdies from Danville, named
Deunis McGlnly aud Jeremiah Hawks, broke
Into the house of Mrs. Kerstettcr In Vpper Au
gusta, on Monday night last, aud each of them,
after driving her aud her children out of the
house, committed rape upon a young girl by the
name of Haas, who has been lying sick for about
live months. Warrants were issued for their ar
rest by A. N. Brlce, Esq., on Tuesday, when
Hawks was arrested and committed. MeGliily
made h's escape notwlthstuudlng two shots were
fired after him. Wo understuud these villlans
have reecutly come out of the peuliemiary.
Bad Acciomt. Ou Tuesday evening last, a
ad railroad accident occurred in the neighbor
hood of the machine shops, In Coke's addition,
Suubury. A train of burden ears was shirting to
which Mr. W. Stebgcn was attached as break
man, and who was, in some way or other, which
he can not exylatu, drawn uuder the car while
in motion. A number of cars lu the backward
movement of the train while shifting, passed over
his lcfl 1-;, mashing it to such, g f jtent as to
reader amputation necessary, Vrhlrh wal done on
Wj 1us ' (y moml ig, by rr. IUbj,, M McCoy.
Ml-. Is!..'.- :. ;; ! . - ..S yb'4B (l.tt, Wih't
wife. 1 1 1 '.'l . '-li-.'h r an i.ts tnln.
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" Tn Citt noTEL. This beautiful structure Is
now In full operation as n public house uudurthe
management of Its enterprising projector and
owner, Mr. Edward T. Drumhellcr,"ns Landlord.
Mr. Drilmhellcrcametp this place about the time
of the commencement of the war, from one of the
Malyinoys, with nothing to recommend him as a
Landlord, coming at be did from a country dis
trict, except honesty, nothing industry on the
part of himself and lady, frugality, a good cba
ractar, good nature, and gobd heart. Com
meootng business In a baric part of the town, In
What Is now known as the Bosqnehnnnft Bon so,
and qualified a( mentioned, M..Drnmheller was
eminently successful, and rose rapidly from com
parative want to sufficient means to purchase his
present loeatlon, which was at that time, and until
lntoly, occupied by the Wearer Hotel. Boon af
ter the purchase of that establishment, Mr.
Drumheller designed the erection of the present
structure, but dolayed It for certain Masons, un
til March last, when It was commenced, and was
completed about the middle of December of the
same year. In point of external beauty, It Is pro
bably not equalled by any public edIOce outside
of Philadelphia or New Tork certainly not ax
celled. The Internal arrangement Is wholly cal
culated for the comfort of his guests, and tho
convenience of buslucss. located as it Is, In the
heart of our growing town mid prospective city,
and but two squares from the depot, the City Ho
tel will command a large share of tho transient
custom which our numerous railroads must ne
cessarily bring to the place, and the proprietor
receive the reward which enterprise and iudustry
always merits. In the erection of this fine estab
lishment, the projector has done well for himself
and tho town, aud has the good wishes of the
population of the" place. ' "
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ROWDT ExrEDITIOM OM DANVILLE AND ITS
Results. On Monday evening last, seven or
eight men arrived lu this place from the town
of Danville, who expressed their intention of rais
ing a row, and creating general destruction at
Kate Christ's. Kate Is of a solitary nature, and
therefore she has built her abode on tho lonely
meadows laying bctweeu Furdy town and Snnbu
ry where she" bns for some months past abided in
peace in company with seven or eight girls of not
very careful virtue. Tho flrst preparation made
towards carrying out the enterprise successfully,
was to get drunk a matter powerfully nuxlllia
ry to deeds of courage. About 9 o'clock, the
valorous onset was made j eight stout men charg
ed across the 'Gut,' and tho result of the combat
Is, oue miserable creature nearly beaten to death,
some personal property destroyed, and one pri
soners taken about 8 o'clock tho following morn
ing by constable Boughncr who was.aftcr a slight
struggle, snugly incarcerated In Suubury Jail, to
await charges, and the usual reward. We have
trouble euough with native rowdyism, must wo
be tormented with that vexatious element from
the peevish town of Danville?
SfROiCALOrEBATioss. We witnessed on Sun
day last, a surgical operation on the eye of Mr.
Alex. Birtch, of Freeburg, Snyder county, per
formed by Dr. Up De Graff, of this place. The
operation was the cutting tho cornea with a
knife, and removing part of the iris to create an
artificial pupil. This surgical operation was
successfully performed by the Doctor in the
presence of somo twelve persons. Mr. Birtch'
has becu bliud for more than a year, and bud
been operated on in Philadelphia without receiv
ing any benelit. After this last operation the
pupil of the eye wus distinct, and ho was cnubled
to see object before hlin. Hopes arc entertained
that his sight will be eutirely restored after re
maining in tho dark for a short period until the
eye becomes more strengthened.
We also witnessed on Tuesday last, the suc
cessful removal of a cataract iu the eye of Mr.
Samuel W'ynn, of Lower August;? twp., by Dr.
Up De Graff. Mr. Wynn was entirely bliud for
more Ihuu a year, aud was enabled to see through
a handkerchief Immediately after the operation.
Our reporter of the grouud bog convention.on
Friday of" last week, says that a consultation
was held iu the neighborhood of Bacher's Brew
ery, on Mount Pleasant; as to the propriety of re
maining out. Some of the younger dandies, who
probably wanted a frolic, or iu Imitation of their
two legired cousliis,"eot on n drunk, Insbted that
it was hazy, and thut no shadow could be de
tected, but 4I1C presideut who is composed entirely
o(biu'nt, decided the motion to be out of order,
as auy sensible grouud hog could sec the sun
was getting blighter every moment, and that It
behooved them to turn tail. He" predicted there
would be three snows of considerable depth, with
some heavy blows, before spring would fairly
open, aud he therefore adjourned the meeting to
the 21-1 of March, at six o'clock, a. ill near the
Gas House, ut which time they could decide to
reinaiu out, if they saw proper.
Tho delegation fr-.mi Danville to the conven
tion were detained, aud did not arrive until
Monday, or the result might have been dilfereut.
Tub borough council, at a lute meeting pass
ed a resolution asking the Legislature to re
peal so much ol liie Meant Ferry act, us divest
ed the borough of Its title to the Ferry, aud con
fer it upon an Individual without compensation.
Tho borough Is perfectly willing to aid In keeping
up a feteam Ferry, but never intended to surren
der Us rights to its property without compensa
tion, or the coutrol and management of the same.
The fact is, the borough has been rooked upau
for many years as a big fut goose, which every
smart fellow fuels at liberty to pluck wheuever
he can get the opportunity, aud as long as the
tax-payers are willing to look on quietly and put
their hands In their pockets and make vp any de
ficiency, the pluckiug operation wJll contiuue.
Wearing Flannel. The majority of the peo
ple are not aware of the beneficial effects of
wearing flannel next to the body, both lu cold
and warm weather. Flanuel next to the body,
boats in cold and warm weather. ' Flanuel Is uot
so uucomfortable In wurm weather as prejudiced
peoplo believe. Frequeut colds and constuut
backing coughs will disapiiear if flannel gar
ments are adopted. There Is no need of greut
bulk about the wulst, which condemus the wear
ing Of flannel with those who prefer wasp-waists
to health, for lu that case the tluuuel cuu be cut
as loosely fluim waists, always fastening at the
buck. There ure scarcely any of I'he bud effects
of sudden changes of weather felt by those who
wear flannel garments, and mothers especially
should endeavor to secure such for their little
people in preference to all those showy outside
trimmings fashion commands.
Tni Phlla. R. R. H, engine house at this
place wus destroyed by tire on Thursday evening
lust. The fire broke out between 8 and 9 o'clock,
and Is supposed to have originated from the ig
niting of some cotteu-wasle which was neur the
stove in the small shanty attached to the build
ing. The regular watchman was not on duty,
(being ludUposed) aud bis place was filled by
two boys named Henry Shock and Wm. Dreber.
They were eugaged iu cleaning the engiue Louis
iana (the only one In the house at the time) and
did not discover the Are until It was too lato to
put it out. With great presence of mind young
Shock promptly mounted the engine and run it
out of the house. Tbs loss U estimated at be
tween two and three thousand dollars.
For the present the Reading Co. are using the
N. C. House. The erection of new bouse next
summer was contemplated by the ReadlnirCo..
and we presume U will now be commenced as
soon aa the weather will permit SKanwki Ihr-
Tin IHnrMt of February 3d, contains tho fol
lowing t ...
RELtotous. Tho peoplo of Riverside arc de
termined to have a suitable House of Worship,
and measures are now being taken to rntsc funds
for tho erection of chnpol 43 by 00 feet. The
locntlou selected is on Oth street near Avenue F,
The commit tea on Finance aro 1 B. G. Welch,
O. n. Ostrauder an .( Orleans Longacre t B. G.
Welch being assigned to Danville O. H. Ostran
der to Rifrslde ami Rash township, and Orloans
Longacre at large. The subscriptions, thus far
glveu, art Tory encouraging In the spirit as well
nt In the amounts subscribed. ' Believing that
very worthy object can be bost secured by the
cordial co-operation of many, tba public, gono
rally are urgently solicited to lond a bolplug
hand, every Individual desirous of fostorlog the
virtues and morals of the community to contri
bute tomething however little towards the general
fund, and tuns plant within our midst, a church
organization to help strengthen and promote a
Christian conduct In the affairs of Human Life.
Another Mansion. -B.' O. Welch, Esq., of
this place, we are Informed, bat concluded to
commence the erection of a large and commodi
ous brick mansion, on Bth street between Avenue
D and E. Work will be eommeoced At once,
and when finished we have no doubt It will have
a One architectural appearance, and every Inter
nal convenience.
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W copy tie following Items from the AfiHon
ian of last week
WUAT might havo proved a serious conflagra
tion was averted by a timely discovpry, on Satur
day morning Inst, Abraham Marts' shop, next
door to Swenk's dry goods store, took Are from
a defective fiue.uud was being consumed between
the ceiling and the roof j when fortunately tho
smoke was observed by a passer by and prompt
measures taken to extinguish it. Mr. Swenk's
stock of buckets was put In requisition and after
a considerable scare, quiet again prevailed.
A STABLft belonging to Mr. Rccdcr, nt Turbut
vllle, was burned on Tuesday night, together
with IU couteuts, consisting of about four tons
of hay, a bnggy, c. The flro is known to be
the work of an Incendiary, as none of tho family
hnc. been to the stable with a light. It is to be
hoped thut the guilty party may be caught and
dealt with as severely at least as were the Muncy
Incendiaries.
We are Informed that Mr. Peter Shade, who
resides near Dcwurt, went to Reading a short
time since to sec a daughter who was sick with
the small pox. When Mr. Shade arrived nt that
place he found that bis daughter had died and
was burried. . Ho returned home Immediately,
and it Is now reported that he is dowu with the
loathsome disease.
TnE Sunbury correspondent of the Miltonian
notices the following interesting matrimonial In
cidents :
"A peculiar freak has come over some of our
old well-to-do farmers In the adjoining country.
Three of them, well advanced In years, John
Moore, Win. Dcpuy and S. L. Bergstresser, have
sought out places on the hymcnial list and en
tered the race for huppiness. The two former
were wnlthy bachelors, living respectively in
Upper Augusta and Rush township. Some time
since, ut tho residence of Mr. Moore, came a very
respectable soldlcr's'widow and her children, w ho
look up their abode mid kept house for the kind
hearted gentleman. Shortly after came to thesamc
domicil annthei handsome soldier's widow, with
a family of children all made orphans by the Into
war. They were also eutcrlHlncd by good Mr.
Moore. After a little while Mr. Dcpuy came
dow n that way iu search of a housekeeper. Ono
of the ladies went with him, and as they depart
d the latter gentlcmnu whispered to the former
that if this oue suited him he would mnrry her if
Mr. Moore would marry the other. Some time
wore away. Friendship ripened into love, nud
recently the two were duly married to the two
widows of the war, nnd all were made happy.
Mr. Bergstresser, a gentleman of ubout sixty-live
winters, recently of Elysburg, a few days ago
happily Joined himself to Miss Annie Robbliis, of
that village, a sweet young lady of about thirty
summers, aud they have been made happy."
Press Dead Heads. Railroads occasionally
complain of the dend-headlng, but no lusti
Union suffers so much from it as ihe press. A
sensible writer says :
The press endures the affliction of dead hend
Isnr from the pulpit, the bar and the stage j from
corporations, societies and Individuals. It is ex
pected to yield its interests ; it Is required to
give strength to the wcuk, eyes to t tie blind,
clothes to the naked, and bread to the hungry;
it is asked to cover inllrmaties, hid'! weaknesses
and wink at quack, bolster up dull authors and
flutter tho vain ; it is, in short, to be all things,
to men, nnd if it lisyks for pny or reward it is de
nounced as mean aud sordid. Theie is 110 inter
est under the whole heavens that is expected to
give so much to society without pay or thanks us
the press.
List of Letters remaining U the Sunbury Post
Office, January 31, 1673 :
James Baker, John L. Bartholomew, Georiro
Beetzel, Esq., Messrs. Brown Arbsignst, T.
M. Boyd, Esq., J. D. Bristol, Joseph Conrad,
Mury Clush, Miss Mary Davis, John Grouer,
Joseph A. Gas, G. Harry Gains, Cbas. L. Hanirh
nuwout, C-), William J. Harp, James E. Ilile,
Charles Moore, (), J. W. Moohartcr, Miss
Catharine A. Moore, Ira F. Renn, Morris Ritie,
Miss Eva Reed, George Robertson, John F.' Knth
lidge, Frank Kowlrc, A. J. Rollback. Mrs. Ella
Stumer, Amos Stroll, Esq., Mrs. Margaret
Walker, Miss Lizzie C. Wullize, R. F. Weimer,
Harry Wtber, Miss Sue Witmorc, Miss Mary E.
Wise, Abraham Wolf.
JOHN J. SMITH, P. M.
Leip Tear Pahties. We notice the ladles of
Watsontovrn, this county, arb determined s not
loose sight of the advantages of leap year. The
RteorH riot ices the second leap year party In that
plui-o, and says, "such social gatherings are de
cidedly plensnnd and enjoyable." We confess
thut the Suubury ladles are somewhat behind
the age In this respect, which Is owing perhaps,
to their reticent dispositions. To obviate this
difficulty, we will state tb U all marriage notices
will be inserted lu Ibis paper free of charge the
balance of this year.
Stamp Your Cuius. --With the many changes
in the revenue laws, many thluk that checks,
drufts, etc., are not to be stamped. The follow.
Ing Is tho luw 1 Bank cheek, draft or order for
any sum of money drawn npou any bauk, bank
er, or trust company, at sight or on demand, two
cent stamp. When drawn upon any other per
son or persons, companies or corporations, for
any sum exceeding ten dollars, at sljbt or de
maud, two ccut stamp.
Tsntn and Convicted The trial of Jacob
Richhold, piernon Crawford, Hopewell Walton,
and Washington Giese, four of the seven young
men arrested in Money, week before hist, charg
ed with the burning of property, dnrine the fall
and winter, and held for trial, commenced at
vt illlainsport, on Friday morulng last, and wus
concluded on Saturday eveulug, resulting lu their
convlctlou. The other three joudir men Wm.
Mitchell, Isaiah Butler and John Glese were
discharged for want of evidence against thorn.
Tn following nurned gentlemen have been ap
pointed passenger and freight ageuts on the
Sunbury A Lewistowu Railroad 1
At McClure Abraham nolsbue.
, Adaiusburg Henry Houser.
Beavertowu Moses Specbw
Krea 111 asw-Jacob A. Smith.
Middieburg Adam Deally.
Mclser John 8. Meter.
Bellusgrove R. H. Slilndel.
Bellusgrove Junction 11. K. Flsber. -
Wl have just learned as we are coins- to Dress.
that lbs Furnace in Lawlsttwn, was totally de
stroyed by fire this morning. This is a sad mis-
fort uns aud throws a great many hands ont of
employment. - It will create a little suffering
among the employees of tbs Company. .VUkllt.
turg tot.
RonnKRT. On last Sunday night tho reldcuce
of A. J. Stroh, oh Market street, wns entered by
n thief throngh the kitchen window who sncc;- d
ed In getting Into the dining room, but not up
stairs, ns the door was lovked. He Carried away
a pair of boots, but did not take an overcoat
that was hanging in the dining room. Some
time ago a wntch was. stolon from Mr. Stroh by
pcron who lived with him, tint he has since
rwoverud It at one of our watch makers, whore
It bad been left for repairs. G?zM.
JOttiDSffSJ.
Bkbt Juice Is good for orotip.
ErntTMor can "kecj cool" now-atlay.
TnrsrnLB lolls green applos at his Grocery.
Esprcial altontlon Is given to flue Job pi luting
at this office.
Tous far our town ha escaped without a siu
gle case of small pox.
TnE Hop at the City Hotel, on Thursday night
of last week, passed of very pleasantly.
Wbenkteb wo bear a man curse tho town he
lives In, we conclnde he had better leave it for
the towns good.
W often omit the good we might do In conse
quence of thinking about that which is out of
our power to do.
Look out for dealers In counterfeit money.
Many of the "shovers of the queer" aro traveling
through the State.
The fare to Lewlstowi: over the new railroad
from 8unbury, Is $2.2i. To Huzlcton over the
D., II. 4 W. R. R., 12.45.
Our dovil wants to know If the civil service
reform will so far "refofra" .servants as to put
"civil" tongues in their heads.
The faces of our Hvcry men brightened up
wonderfully on Suturduy last, at the prospect of
good sleighing, but 00 Monday and Tuesday they
began to fall until Ihcy got below Zero,
Ex-Sheriff Vandtkk has placed n neat sign
over the entrance of his Restaurant below our
office. Mr. V. keeps a first-class eating saloon,
where the tuner man may be refreshed ut ull
hours.
Ltcomino county has a Justice of tho Peace
who administers an oath ns follows : "You do
awfully swore you will tell the truto, the whole
trutc, nnd nothlug but tbo truto, tho best what
yon can't.
The popular idea that nono but the human
fatuliy drink whisky bus been exploded higher
than a kite. At the Owl's Nest they have a li'e
hog tbnt drinks a quart without a grunt. Tho
only way we can account for tho fact is that the
aforesaid hog was Imported from Reading.
Tub boxes nnd other rubbish on the pavement
In front of our office door, and generally along
our most public thoroughfares, have long since
becu declared a nuisance by public opinion. The
cause of tills is thut the High Constable has been
dead for nearly a year past.
List of Grand Jurors Tor Jlarcli,
Thomas Burk, Conl
Ja. Tufts, Sunbury
K Montgomery, Lewis
J A Snyder, Shainokiu
Valentine Epler, Kush
Thos Mnlpne, i.inbuiy
Wm II Ncsbit. Chillis
jWm Mick, Chlllisqun
W'm Lake, s?liamoMn ho
j John Pepper, Mt Car tp
Ben Witicnmoycr, Chill
I Win Hoover, Sham twp
D R Harvey, Suulnny
DM BrautWiHii. North
Daniel Feitnn, Lewis
Chas Dcill'cnb.ich, Delu
James Harris, Sham bo Rob Schriucr. Noith'd
Joseph Carr, Delaware S B Conra.l, Zerhe
Ed Uawon, Mt Car ho M Broeloni,l'p AiiLTii'ta
J John, Bhamokln bor John I.eho, Jackson
Lint of Traverse Jurors Tor -March,
1S72.
F F Fagely, Mt Car bo J Stehncr, L Augusta
Franklin Hoy, Miltmt Geo Long;
J H Chirk. Up Augusta Peter George, Lewis
Joseph M Hair, North'd Eph R ike, Suuburv
Peter Clnli-t, Tilihut ID Deililer, 81m ni biir
Peter Vorls, Chillisqua n Briley, Watsontowu
J B Finshrr, Shu in bur ,E Urosious. Washington
Jno Green, Mt Car bor (G Adams Jordan
Sanies Lytic, Zerbe C Eckman, U Augusta
C Chaiiiberlin, Sham tp J B Lenker, Sunbury
R Dcrr, McEwcnsvllio W Yot, Slmmokln bor
Simos) Metskcr, Del Chas Haas. U Augusta
Jos Eager, t p MahunoylD Kelser. Cliiilisqiiaque
Daniel Smith. Zerbe J 8 McWIlli.ims, Mt C b
D E Kehrls, Wushlng'n D Schmiuk, Shmn bor
II D Bower, Jackson 'Geo Lyon, bunluiry
John Mouon, Suubury V Hoover, bliaiiiokin bo
B Stcpp. Low Mahunoy Wm Beii. Cameron
S 1) Hoffman, Jaeksou IThos Crawler, Tilrbut
John Bender, Tilihut 'Samuel Fov, t'oal
W Neglvy, L Mahunoy Jj K Kho.ids, Mt Car tp
Charles Miller, Point John Foy, L August
F Shoemaker, Point 'J is B Wallis, North'd
Heury F Ruch, Noi th'd Daniel DiM, Sunbury
l.itt of IVtlt Juror lor March, '72.
Wm Z Rake, Zerbe Geo W Seller, Milton,
J II Zimmerman, Sha b Jos Negley, Chillisqua
F II Knight, Wulsout'u Ed Knoebic, U Augusta
Win Deal, Point ISamuel Faust, Suubury
John Blalu, Turhut J Rohrharh, Sham twp
R B Aiiimcruian, Sham Edward Marti, I.o M.ih
C B Reninger, Nqrih'd : Win K-leh, McEweus
Wm Koch, Chillisqua 'Geo (i iul, U Autrust.i
J Hartmuii, Turbut jjos licit, Slmmokln tp
P M Forrester, U Aug 'Ellas Fagely, Jordan
John Hoffman, Lewis III Troutmun, Jordan
wm Dunham, Sunbury J W Kanttman, u Mali
J M Dewltt, Sunbury
hillps, Jordau
ilsou lltiy-'s, Lewis
M F Seamau, Milton
Chus Leader, Jackson
Joseph ltird, North'd
A J Gallagher, Shaino
J. Evcrlil, Watsonlown
G W Beisel, U Mahanoy
v n jotinson, riusli
J R Teats. Shumokin tp
Chas Artman, Rush
Lisj( of IVlIt Juror si for I.usit Vcek
In March, IH7SS.
G P Glllman, North'd G M Forrester, U Aug
Samuel Payne, Suubury M Davis, Mt Carmel
Jos Vunkirk, North'd Osi-ar llurlruuli, Chill
Jno Geist, 8r, Sunbury D Truekemiller, Dela
Wm Sterling, Mt Cur b S J llousewoKIi, L Aug
L Baitholomew, U Aug J Scott, Ml Cunncl twp
D Kingherry, Chillis (ieo S ila-, L Augusta
Thos Tollen, Mt Cur tp I. M Everhai t, Delaware
Peer Llllcy, Tnibut Jacob Eckman, V Aug
Tlios W Scott, Sham bo i Snyder, Jr, L Sfah.i'y
Henry Pelcry, Sunbury ;K Gi"lg.ir, Shainokiu bor
Jno G Gehrig, Milton IN Marts, L Mahunoy
Ellis WrtlKer, Chillis J R Long, L Augusta
Isaac Derk, Coal ill H Teals, Sham tp
James Scott, Noi th'd I Patrick Burk, Coal
Peter Reeiugler, Turhut ! David Evcluud, Coal
Juines Heacham, Point Ichurles Uoyles, Slmn
J IV-Reed, Mt Carmel boE Artman, U Mahanoy
I.lt r Petit Juror for First VTcek
iu April.
Jno Caldwell, Sham bo .8 Gnllck, U Augusta
James Lyon, Sunbury (K P McClauskey, Sun.
11 D Drelsbuch, Tur'vlle.Geo IUirrisou, Suubury
Win Burnhurt, Chillis jjno Eckman, U Angus
Bencville Wirt, Jordan A J Stroll, Sunbury
Geo Fasholt.L Augusta! Ah Hamor, Point
8 K Cadwell, Watsoni'n. W II II inglcr, Turhut
D Lenker, L Mahanoy j.to!nh Ki,Jjl U Malta
Saul Shlpmun, L Aug Kiinqer Furow, Sham b
G W ArmuKust, L MahiCluis B Kninie, Zerbe
Sam Clemisus, Sunbury Win Kchiis, Wushing'n
W II Lamb, Jaeksou G McDonald, Mt Car tp
M Geurhurt, Sunbury T L Keuhuur, Turhut
M Hinkle, MlCurmel h Lein Bashore, Nurth'd
Jno M Lenker, L Muha K Johnson, Watsontowu
j n r.vins, sh ar twp o u tf tstiun, U Angus
A B Kelser, V Augusta Peter Dower. Sunbury
A Newlierry, Suubury Michael Haley, Coal
Th scarcity of money does uot cn"l-et B. L.
Raudenbush from keeping np his large assort
ment of furniture. A spluudld stock is on hand
now to select from. Any article not ou huud
will be procured at the shoitet notice ut the
Masonic buildiugs, pu Third street.
A Fact worth remembcilng, that Welmcr sells
goods lower than tin lowest. His stock of Dress
Goods In Silks, Merinos, Empress cloth, Suttlus,
Plaids, Ac., 4c., are complete. Velvets and
Velveteens 25 per cut lower Ihuu former prices.
Waterproofs of the latest styles and best niuke.
Ladies' Chlldreus' and Gents' Furs. His assort
ment of Shawls, embracing all the loading styles
In the markets, which he offers ut extremely low
price. Call and be convinced that Welmcr'
popular Cash Btore Is the place to eeure bar.
galus. His stock of goods is not to be surpassed
by any in quantity, quails, or price. No trou
ble to show goods.
Having Just returned from the New York mar
kets, be Is prepared to offer extra luduccmciits to
cash buyers.
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Biwiiiis NoILcm.
A Piano fom 8Ai.B.-Apply at till" rifflco. flUf
For Kent. A house nud lot In Minuet FUeet.
Posvesslon given linine H:tely. For further par
ticulars Inquire at this ollloc.
Tim books of N. Ferrcu Llghtnc.r havo bocn
left w ith A. N. Brlce,,Jusllccof the Peace.tor col
lection. Pnlties Indebted, will please call and
make settlement, and save costs. J23 :it
As IT was thought that W. H. Miller, of the
Excelsior Boot and Shoe store could ncrcr sail
tbe largo amount of Boots and Sboct bronghl to
bis ..store last fall, wa are batpy to state that
they aro almost sold out, and that Mr. Millar
Is replenishing the stock with the latest style
preparatory for tho spring trade No ono can
go amiss at bis store, as he keeps every stylo and
quality.
Mant of the fine suits mado np by J. F. Sciiaf
fer, opposite the CentVnl Hotel, are supposed to
bave come from the c'.ty. Tho facts Is Mr.
Schaffer makes up all bis clothing in tbe latest
style ou of tho very best material. Every one
patronizing this establishment is satisfied that,
garments mado by Schaffer will compare to any
In the State.
Br strict attention to bnslnens, Thos. G. Soft
controls tho largest tailoring business in Sun
bury. All his suits attract attention, and are
commented upon as tbe best DUlng clothing
worn. He keeps excellent goods and knows bow
to make them up to please the most fastidious.
TnE splendid assortment of all kinds of Huts
and Caps at 8. Faust's store continue to attract
attention, which are sold nt reasonable prices.
How to get money Is the great desire of ull. A
really good and serviceable Sewing Machine that
will make money for you, or help you to save it.
Will bo sent to" your own home 011 Trial of Ik)
days, no matter where you limy be, Pud you can
lor u iu smau inoumi in-iaiiiiiciii, oj
writing to the American Machine Co., cor. John
r.nd Nassiri Street, New York or yon can have
a County ltiutit live, us accent, and maku money
fast. Wo advise smsrt men to secure the busi
ness, ns nothing pays better than the iigrncy for
a good Sowing Machine. Write nt once.
Sprelal Notices.
Oil Marriage. Essays for Young Men, on
Great Social Evils nnd Abuses, which interfere
will. Marriage, nnd ruin the happluese. of thou
sands, with sure means nf relief for t lie Erring
nnd Unfortunate, deceased nnd debilitated. Sent
in scaled letter envelopes, free of charge
Address. Howard Association, No. 'i, South
Ninth St.,' Philadelphia, I'a.
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TO TIIK NITFICIt J
The Itev. TA'llliiim !l. N.ntm, while resi ling
in Brazil as a missionary, discovered In that
land of medicines n remedy for Conhi'mi'tion,
ScllOl't'I.A, SlMIB TllltOAT, CofOMS. I'oi.ns,
Asthma, and Ni:kvoi s Weaknfsh. This rem
edy has cured myself after all other medicines
had failed.
Wishing to benefit the suffering. I will send
the rccij lor preparing nnd using tills reined v to
ull who desire it t KEK OF CH AKCK.
Please send un envelope, with jour name nud
uddress on it. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM II. NORTON,
CT0 Bkoadivat,
Oct. 141871. ly. New Yokk Citt,
ft;
At the residence of the bride's parculs, bv Rev.
Geo. J. Hreniugee, on tho 1st lnt., Mr.'jniiN
H. MVKiiS, M. D., of Kratzcrsvillc, and .Miss
Mauia Siiii'ton, of Wlntield, Pa.
At Him residence of the bride, on the Ut int.,
by tho Rev. Jacob F. Wanipolc, .Mr. Thomas T.
Lilly to Mis Sauah E. Allkx, both of Lime
stone, Montour count v. -
Near Exchange, Montour countv, on the ai-t
ult.. HANNAH BLOC1I, aged 40 Ncurs, li mo,,
and 7 days.
Sunbury (irulu A Produce Market!
COnnKCTEll WEEKLY IIY UII.B A GEHISGEIt.
Gkaix Choice Whito Wheat.
Best Amber, Whiter.,
Corn ,
Rye
...1 fij
.... 1 .r)J
80
... i 00
Outs, (32 lbs.)....
Ml
Best Aiiibcr, Winter, per sack 8 00
" " " barrel S ill)
Corn Meal, per cwt 2 50
Pcnnsylvuuia Roll ;;5
Eous Pel dozen ;jo
Meats Dried Beef, iei lb 'jrift liO
Smoked Mutton lOOj.ia
Lahd per lb o,i
Fisu Salt White Fish, per lb l.',
" Trout " m
Cod " n
Vkuetaiiles Turnips, per bushel V)
Potatoes " 7.j
Onions " " 1 ,io
Beans, " quart loyUH
Hominv, " " ..VJ
Dried Fki'Its Dried Apples, per lb lf ;,;;il
" IVacbes, " 2g.1i.25
iehj .bbcrtiscuunts.
400 Acresof Timber Land
i a mile lioin the Sunbury &. Lewistowu R. R.
Io0 acres of which is flue Whito Oak, balance.
Rock Ouk. Thu is ono of the best pieces o Hm
her on tin' line of this Railroad. Price per
Acre, V-tl. For particulars inquire ut this
olllce,
Feb. 8, 1872.-41.
A Valuable House and Lot
for Sale.
rpilE undersigned olfi-rs at private sale, his
-L large BKICK DWELLIVtl HOLSE aud
Lot, with ull the necessury outbuildings, situate
on the Horn I wast comer of Walnut and Third
streets, Sunbury. Pa. The house is nearly ue
and well llnl-hed and contains nine rooms, a
good cellur, He. ll Is well calculated for a resi
dence, and would bean admirable business stand
for a store or hotel. This property will be sold
at a reasonable price.
For terms, Jtc, apply to
, . MICHAEL HAHNE.
Sunbury, Jan. 27, 1873.-tf.
yiC'li'N I I.OKAL til llK rorlH7.
The First Edition of Two Hundred Thousand
copies Just pulilUhed. If is elegantly primed on
tine tinted paper, lu Two Colors, aud IlliiMiuted
with over Tine Hundred Eugrmings of Flowers
aud Vegetables, and
TWO COLORED PLATES.
The most beautiful aud Instructive Catalocue
and Floral Guide iu the world 112 piiges, giving
thorough dlicctions for the culiuro ol Flowers
uud Vegetables, oruauietniug giouuds, making
Forwarded to any who appiy by mail, for Ten
Cents, ouly one-quarter tluj ut.
fddrf,'... JAMF.8 VICK,
Jan. 13, 1T?. Rochestsr, N. r.
1 u. ssKjjmjwrn tw.j nwsajju sra-rr
APPEAL
T lX'bilittttufl IVrsona,
T 1 H';M' t;ra.
To Su Merer frni:i Liver Complaint,
To tlingo lmviii no Appetite,
To tliosio with llrukcu Dowu GuistiUl
ton, 1
To Xorvtms Peoplo,
To CiiiUh-cti Vitsliii2 Away,
oany wii!i Lhibiiiuicd Digestive Organs,
Or tvffcring tcitt any af lit pAlrv.ing
b mpUmiB. which indicaU 1 itorder td Liver
btomack,
en eh as Con
stipation, Inward
Piles, Fulluoss or
Wood to tbo Heart, Acid
ity of the Stomach, Nausea,
Tloartburn, Distrust for Fbod,
Fullness or Weight In the Stom
ach, JonrEnictatlons,Rinkhigor
Fluttering nt the Pit of the Stom
ach, Swimming of the Head, Hur
ried and Difficult Breathing, flutter
ing at thn Heart, Choking or Suffocat
ing Sensations, wlim In a Lying Posture.
Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before thq
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain In the Head, Deficien
cy of Perspiration, Yellowness of tho Skin
nnd Eyes, PHin In the Side, Buck. Chest,
l.lmbs, Ac, Sudden flushes of Heat,
Burning In thn Flcslj Constant Im
aginings of Evil, and Great De
pression of Spirits.
nooflamrs German Hitlers.
A Bitters without Alcohol or Spirit of any kind.
Is dilfereut frontal! others. It, is composed of
the pure Juices, or Vital PiiiNciri.R of Boots,
llsans and Habks, (or ns medicinally termed Ex
tracts.) the worthless or inert portions of the in
gredients not beimc used. Therefore In one bot
tle of this Bitters there is contained nsmucli me
dical virtue ns will be round In several gallons ut
ordinary mixtures. The limits, c, ucd in this
Bitters ure grown in Germany, their vital princi
ples extracted li: flint country byn scientific CIk'
11 1 1 -1 , nnd forwarded to the manufactory iu t h 14
citv, where thev are coitiiiouuded and bottled.
Containing no splr tnmi' Inirrcdients. tills Bitters
i It free fio'.u the objection "' x'l inratnst " ""
I pr . Hrt otisirc '"I" stimulants can be iinffircd
from their use they cannot make drunkards,
nnd cannot, under any circumstances, havo any
but a benclleiul effect.
IIOOFI,A'N ; ERISA TOXIC,
Wus compounded for those not Inclined to ex
treme bitters, and is intended for ue iu cases
when some alcoholic stimulant i required in en -ncctioii
w ith the tonic properties nf the Bitters.
Each bottle i.f the Tonic contain' one bottle of
the Hitters, combined with puree SANTA CKL'Z
RUM. nud flavored in such n manner that Hip rx
trcntc bitterness of the Litters is overcome, form
ing a preparation highly agreeable and pleasant
to the palate, nnd 'containing the medicinal vir
tues of the Hitlers. The price of the Tonic Is fl.
.VJ per Bottle, which Many persons think loo
high. They must take into consideration that
the stimulant used i guaranteed to be of a puic
quality. A poor article could he furnished nt a
cheaper price, but is it not better V pay a little
more nnd have a good article I A medicinal pre
paration should contain none but tli bet ingre
dients ; and they who expect to obtain n cheap
compouu I. and hs benefitted by it. will mo'.t cer
tainly bo cheated.
, llooflinitl's) (ierraan flitters, or
IIOOFLAND'S t.ERMAN TONIC, with HOOF
LAND'S IVMlophjiliii I'ill,
will cure you. They are tl.c Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIERS known to the Medical
world, nnd wlM eradicate divuses arising from
j impiire blood, Deliiiity of the Disgcstive Organs,
I or Diseased Liver, iu a shorter time than any
j other known remedies.
Tin: WHOLE SITU EM e cornT OF
! rrjxNsyj.vAN-r.v speak ron
j TIIKC llEMEDIES.
. Who woi i.n ask r.u moiir DtnviriEn and
Stkonoeu Testimony !
Hon. Gnon.ni: W. Wo nwAi!H, formerly Chief
Justice of the Supreme. Court of I'ennsv Ivanla,
at present Member of Congress from Pennsyl
vania v riles :
Philadelphia, March lCih, 1S07.
I find "Hooflaud's German Bitters" i a good
tonic, useful iu diseases of the d;g '-tivc organs,
uud of great benelit iu cases of debility, nnd
want of nervous action in the sv.-te n. Yours,
truly, GEO. W. WJODWAuD.
Hon. Jamtis Thovpsos, Chief Justice of the Su
preme Court of Pennsylvania.
' riiiLAHEl.fiiiA, April 2S, ISO?.
I consller "llo-iOand's German Bitter"' a val
' Hiihle nie lieine lu case of .-.Hacks ol Indige-tion
or Dyspepsia. 1 can certify this from my expe-
ii'nec ol it.
Yours, JAMES THOMPSON.
Hon. Geoiice Siiauswooo, Justice of the S.t
preme Court of Pennsylvania.
PuiniiEi.pniA, June 1. Irs. ,
I have found I v ixnei lenee that "llowlaiid'i
German Hitters" is a very good tonic, relieving I
dyspeptic sjinptoins almost directly. j
Ul.uiilit tllAIISHHUU.
I Hon. Il'm. F. Brjtrt, Mayor of the City of Ilnl-
lalo, I .
Mayor's Office, Buffalo, Juno SO, 1S,-,G.
I have used '"Hooiland's (ierman Bitters and
Tonic'' in my family during the past year, and
can recommend them a an excellent toulc, im
parling tone and vigor to the sy-;c:n. Their e
has b.-uu productive of dcei.ledlv beneiicial ef
fects. W.M.'F, P.Otir.KS.
Hon. v'oiKS M. TJW, Ex-Ma vor i f Wi'.liair.s
port, Pa.
I take great plenrurr ill recommending ''Hoof
land's Geimaii Tonic" to any ono who inav he
iiflliete.l with Dyspepsia. 1 'had the Dyspepsia
so badly it was impossible to keep uny food on
my stomach, nnd 1 became so weak us not to be
able to walk half a mile. Two bottles etr.ct.i l a
icrlal euro. J AMES M. WOOD.
REM KM 13 EU
Til AT
JIOOFLAXD'S
GERMAN
HITTERS,
(iiiii
HOOFLAXD'S GERMAX TO:
Will Cure every Cose or
MARA ST.! U S ,
or WnBtinj; nw ay ol tint Uuily.
REMEMUEK
ft
HOOFLAXD'S GERMAX REMEDIES
Arc the medicines you require to pui'ify the
Blood, excite t lie torpid Livur to healthy action,
aud to enable you t pass safely through ut.y
hardships or tAposure.
DR. HOOFLAXD'S
TO D 0 1' JI I'LL 1 N ,
or subMitule for Mercury Pills. Two Pills n
Dose ,The most Powerful, jet Ijiiocent Cathar
tic known.
It Is not necessary tcf lake a liandfiil of tl:r,
Pills to produce the desired ctfeet ; two of iheiu
act quickly and powerfully, cleansing the Liver,
r'tomach uud Bowels of a'l impuiities. Tlie
principal iiigrc.liciit is Podnphylllu, or the Aleo
holic Extract of Mandrake, hh li Ir. bv many
limes more powerful, acting nnd searchiug than
the Mandrake itsell. Its peculiar action is upon
the Liver, dri lling H speedily from ull oh.-true-lious,
with uli ihi) (lower of' Mercury, yel tree
from the iu.luiious results attached to the u-e of
thut mineral.
Forall diseases, in which the use of a cathar
tic Is Indicated, these piils will give entire suliu.
fttctlou In every case. They never full.
In cases of Liver Complaint, Dpcpsia and ex
treme costiveness, Dr. llootl.iiid's Geimaii Hit
ters or Toulc should be li .id in eoniKiliou ith
the Pills. The tunic i-Occlot" the Bitters or 'Io
nic builds up the f v-ieiu. Tim bitters or Tonic
purities the Blood, Hcne.lllou he Nerves, regit
lutes the Liver, uud gives strength, energy unJ
vigor.
Keep your Bowels active with tlm Pills, nnd
lone up the system with Bilteisor Toulc, uud no
Ulseuse cun ntaiii the liold, or even assail you.
Recollect llml il U lilt llniil'l ivhs ,:v-i.'
MAN Remedies thut are so univeiully ucd and
highly recommended and do uot allow th
Druggist to Induce you to lake anything else
thut be may say is Just as good, because lie
makes a larger profit on it. These Remedies will
be Sent by Express to uny loValltv, Uliou applica
tion to the PRINCIPAL OFFICE, nt-the GElt.
MAN MTCDH'INE STORK, 631 ARCH bT..
PHILADELPHIA. '
CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly C. M. Jackson & Co. These Rente- I
dies are for Sals by Drggl,ti, Siotkjs,.I.rs, and
Msdis.ns Pes 'cu erervwheis.
"or.t'v.iAr-v ;rs;T r-.n.r,
rTMIK tnidnrsiffi'rd. AdirtnUtrators of Ihs Es
JL tatn of Dm Ids" 'iff !nl!. ln-nf P imftury, bo
1 1 null, docetiscd, wpl idler nf 1'uhl'c Snip, on tint
pr ..miser , on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24TH,
IST'.S. at ten o'clock. A. Nf., of uld day, aU that
certain bouse and lot of ground, sllnste on nstrtlr
Fourth strcnt, rn the borough o Bnnbn y, Wto
ty of Northumberland, and Stale of Ponnry1va".
nla, bounded n the nortb by aa alky and on lb
east by aMrnira known by the' name of Got, and
on the south by lot of Valentine Diets., and on th
west by Fourth street, coot .Inlng fuy feet In
front on Fourth street, and aliout one hundred
and flrty foot deep, whnrwrn Is eroctod a two sto
ry framo honss and kitchen, a good stable and
other Improvements. Also a Lot of Ground sit
uate In Lower Augusta township, about . two
mlle east of 8inhury, nrtjolnlng land of Honry
Kulp. and Henry Fsohl, containing abort ouo
acre and a hu'f, wlieiron is erected a one story
and n half Log Dwclilnir House, Stabio and
wheelwright shop, nnd otl.w outbuildings, some
veiy choice fruit trees. Ac. Also, ut tho sniun
time nnd place. Hip following personal proper-:
tv, to win Five Bedsteads and Bedding, two
I'locks, Clollieshorsc, tine" Tables, two Cup
boards, two Sinks, thrco Stoves, (one conking
stovo, nnd two parlor stoves) a lot of Carpet,
one sett cnlti bottomed Chairs, two rocking
C hairs, one Kureuu, n lot of carpenter tools.
Cow, nnn heifer, n lot of Pork, Chest, a lot r
Tinware, Quceii6ware, n loi of Pickles, Ac, o:ic
Grindstone, and otner articles too numerous t.
mention.
Terms of sale wl'1 lie made known on the day
ofsnleby HENRY GOTSHALL, Adm'r.
Jamt.sL. Parks, Auctioneer.
5 ij $
ri i
MOItF. MOXEYonn lie mnde canvassing
for the "Young People's Helper," a dollar
magazine for young folks, than with any other
enterprise In the country. A magnificent Piling
f'bronio given to every subscriber. Boys nnd
girls do ns well as men nnd women. Send lor
particulars to F. G. RICH A: CO.,
Publisher?.,
Dont De'av't Portland, Mo.
.Tan. II!, IS'. 2.-41.
KSTATIu OV IIF.MIV HI'.MIi
T.ate of the Borough of ' Xorthimherltn"!, tlcc'n.
"VTOTK'E Is hereby gt'. cn f h.-i f letters tc.-taiueu-tary
have lc ni granted to-1 he mideri .'ne,l
on tbe e.'tatc of Henry Wciick, latc.f tl.r. Bor
ough of Noitlimnlierland, NoMbunilierlund Co.
Pa., deccae I. Ail persons knowing them .elves
Indtbted to said estate nre reque.-tcj to mac ini
mediate payment nud those having claims topre
scut them duly aittiei,ilcaic.l for settlement.
SARAH A WF.VCK.
NICHOLAS iVFVl'K,
Executors.
Northtimb3rlanit, Jan. 7, 1S72. tit.
"fcHoirriiKT Koi ti: kantwakh.
Oanvlllr, Ilnzlcfoii V IVillicsbitrro
Ituil ICo::.
WINTER ARRANGE"! F. N T .
l.fAVB r.A.'TWAIill. .
Sunluirv, 0 'M a in
Danville, 7 Hi " i
Caltaw'a, 7 '.'S "
Ha.icton, 11 (JS "
LFAVC W ISTWAIto
N. York, 0 00 n in
l'.aston, 2" "
1'liil'a. S 00 "
Kellilc'm 10 03 "
f
Retlile'iU 12 10 p m
r. Phil'ii, i 1") " :
- I Easton, 12 :15 "
IT.izlcto!!. 1 00 p in
( attaw'a, 2 40 "
Danville, 20 '
Sunbury, o .'.7 "
N. Yi
MJlk, ii 50
The afternoon train connects at Sunubuiy w'.tl
th I'hilad.'lphia & Eric, 4 113 p. m., train going
west, nniving nt Willlamspoi t ti tit) and Lock
II iven 7 53 p. in., and with the Northern Cen
t ral 4 SO p. in., moving south arriving at Ilarris
barg 7 H i p. in., and lial'iinore to 45 p. in., un 1
also with the Suubury V Lewi-town R. R.
Com !'o; tabic nud iiainisome coaches on this
new route,
J. HERVEY KASE,
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