iimkrg American.
SUNBURY, JULY 27, 1872.
Railroad Time Tables.
P. A R. K tiUINQ NOHTHWARO.
Erie Mail. leave at 0:05 a tn
Niagara Express, " " 13:80 p m
Mall, " " 4:20 p ra
Erie Express, " " 8:50 pm
N. C. B. W GOING SOUTHWARD.
Erie Mall, " leaver ai 12:45 a m
Erie Expros, " 7:40 a m
Mall, " " 11:05 am
Niagara Express, " " 8:80 p m
The Erie Express train remalu here alout
SO ininute for breakfast.
SUNBURY A LWMTOWW R. B.
Mall train leaven at 7.30 a. m., and arrives at
7.50 p. m. Fast Line leaves at 3.40 p. in., and
arrives at 1.50 p. m.
Shamokin Vam.it B. B.
Mall leaves at 13.35 p. m., for Shamokin and
arrives at 3.55 p. m. Leaves for Mt. Carmol at
4.40 p. m., and arrives at 0.25 a. m.
D. n. A W. B. B.
Tratus leave for Now York, via Ilaileton at
6.20 a. tu., and arrives At 3.85 p. in.
Accident Insurance Tickets can be bad of J.
Shlpinan, Ticket Agent at the, Depot.
fyotnl JtfFairs.
Sf.wino M achines.-MUs Caroline Dallus Is the
ngeut for tin sale of the best Bewinj Machines
iu existence, yz i "The Improved Singer,".
"Grover & Buker," "Howe," aud "Domestic,"
which are constantly on hand aud sold at rea
sonable prices. She Is nlso stent for the cele
brated Frautz and Pope Knitting Machine. Call
and sea them. Office cn Market street, east of
tut railroad.
Foit Sai.b. A second hand one-horse spring
wagou Is offered for sale cheap. Apply to
JSO. WlLVKIt'
Flour aud Feed Store, Spruce St., Sunbury, Pa.
Borouob Orpf.iis, wanted by Masscr& Kngle.
A i.arob number of 6oliliers' orphans passed
through this place during the lust week, on their
way home to spoud vacation of the soldiers' or
phans schools.
Wasted. A boy to learn the printing busi
ness, will find a good situation by application nt
this office. One who cau board at homu pre
ferred. You will see by our advertising columns that
the Xortu American Circus will bo here on the
0th of August. As It is under the management
of James Wilder, brother of our old townsman,
Ch:trles Wilder, Esq., which Is itself security
that it Is flrst-cliiss In ull respects.
At Reduced Pkices. Spring and Summer
goods are now offered ut greatly reduced prices
at tho store of Clement & Dissinger. Their
etoek will be. sold out to make room for full
goods. This is a splendid opportunity to buy
goods.
The ordiuaucc Introduced Into Council to pro
hibit cows from running sit large nt night is
eliciting much comment by many of the women
vho are the owners of "sonky's." In fact tho
matter has become so hot that Mr. Fox, the au
thor of the ordinance, has seen proper to tuke a
trip to Atlantic city, to eubiile the fresh sea
breeze.
Removed. In another column will be found
t lie professional card of Sol. Mulick, Esq., who
has lately removed his law olllce to his residence
on Areh street, where ho will hereafter be found
ready to cousu'l with his numerous clients iu the
German und English languages. Mr. Malick
will attend to collections lu this aud adjoining
counties.
.
Miss Er.LA Knait, accompanied by Mr. Seuger
gave a musical entertainment lu the basement of
the Presbytcrltu church on Tuesday evening last.
Mis; Kuajp has a tine Voice of great power and
vompnSH, aud her articulation coulJ hardly be ex
celled. Mr. Seager Is a Una vocalist, and would t
like to get npa nmsi'-i! convention. The weather i
was unfavorable und the house was not well 1
illlcd. t
Is another column will be found the card of
the XutUmul Hotel, at Mt. Ciirmei, Pa. This
hotel is cue of the most popular In the coal re
gion und has n large share of patronage. The
proprietor, Mr. Kitchen, is well calculated for a
lucdlord, beiug umays pleasant aud accommo
dating. His tables ale bountifully supplied,
while the siccus rjouis are kept iu the best of
order. Persons desiring to speud a few weeks
in tho mountains will find the National Hotel
one of tho most pleasant resorts.
That Clock. We are opposed to making any
compromises lu this matter, und only ask com
mon justice. The sura of f003 was paid by the
writer of this article, some live years since, for
the Court House beii, with un express agreement
with the Comniissiouers, that the money so paid
Bhould bo held in trust by the county, subject to
the order ot the writer whenever he wanted tho
same for the purpose of purchasing a clock for
the Couit riouse. We ask no contribution from
the Commissioners. All we want is the money
Justly due us from the couuty, Willi interest with
which we propose to do what tho Commissioners
should havo done themselves long sluce, namely,
finish the Court House by placing u clock ou the
tower, as designed by the architect. The gable
cud windows of the Court House might have
been boarded up with the same propriety as
boarding up the clock tower openings, appearing
to strangers us if the couuty wus unable to finish
the building.
Installation of Opficbbs. Ou Wednesday
eveulug, July 10th, D. Y. Gilhain, District Presi
dent, installed the following otUccrs of W. C,
No. 118, P. O. S. of A., located ut Mt. Carmel,
this county, viz t
Past Fresldeut J. M. John.
President Geo. E. Moser.
Vice President William Marjden.
M. of F. .t C. J. Wauuwuker.
Conductor Felix Lereh.
Recording Secretary It. W. Montcllua.
Financial Secretary Chas. 6. Miller.
Inuer (Juard A. E. Reppard.
Outer Guard C. E. Stecker.
Right Sentinel Geo. Becker.
Lett Sentinel. J. Hiuklc.
Chaplain Fred. Gross.
This Order is In a most flourishing condition,
aud the members are very zealous lu the cause.
Camp No. 110 uow has 75 active members, with
a number of young meu who are ready to cou
uect themselves with this noble Order.
Caned. Ou Saturday last, the popular land
lord of tho Clement House, Mr. Jas. Tuft, of
this place, ventured up the P. & E, R. R., as far
as Lock Haven. During his sojourn iu that
city, he fell lu with the "Dauntless" Hook aud
Ladder boys, who participated In our centennial
celebration ou the 4th, aud after partaking of
cveral "milcs" they Induced Mr. Tuft Into a
private pluee where he Wat put through the pro
oes of a regular "caulng." Although Mr. Tuft
protested bard against buch couduct the "Daunt
less boys" were determined. Mr. Tuft after hav
ing resisted manfully with Champalgue bottles,
Ac, came off the victor with a trophy that ho
prizes very highly, which consists of a neatly
finished gold houded cane, upon which Is en
graved the word "Danutless." This trophy cun
uow be seen at the "Clement House." "Jim"
has not, however, altogether recovered from the
effects of his visit to hi numerous Lock Haven
frleuds, for he still Imagine be U among them,
and us the cane is being examined by hi frbnd
fccre, h., call upop tQ "Uke. 1l1J2AiId6."
Tbi Rtof at WiiAiAMSroRT. A ilriko existed
at Wllllauwport among the lumber merchants
and their employee for the last three or four
week la regard to the matter of reducing the
hours of labor from 18 hours per day to 10 hours.
The works having been stopped In order to effect
a compromise. Different propositions wero made,
but none that would satisfy the strikers. On
Monday last a portion of employees were willing
to resume work at their former wages and hours
but to this the majority objected, and tho conse
quence was a serious riot. In the afternoon ru
mors were circulated here that one man had
been killed aud a number wounded, and that the
destruction of lives and property were threatened.
Durlug the day the Governor was applied to for
troops to quell the mob, when orders were Im
mediately issued by the Adjutant General, call
ing out the military. The following Is the dis
patch to Gon. C. C. McCormlck of this division i
IIarrisduro, July 23, 1873.
To ATaj. Gen. C. V. Me Comtek, Milton, rat
You will hold your division in readiness to move
to Willlamsport at a moment's warning. Cup
tuln Miller, of Lewisburg, and Captain I.ightncr,
of Sunburv, have been ordered forward to report
to Lieut. Col. Corcoran at Willlamsport. How
many men can you send forward to-ntght, If ne
cessity t A. L. RrssELL, Aujt. Gen.
The oi dors from the Adjutant General were
received here in the early part of Monday even
ing but as the Packer Guards were uot proper
ly organized for so sudden a call, they did not
proceed to Willlamsport uutll next morning. Du
ring Monday night companies from Harrlsburg,
Lebanon and Mlddlctown, fully equipped, passed
through this place cn route for Willlamsport.
On Tuesday morning Governor Genry Issued a
proclamation, calling upou the military organi
zations to hold themselves iu readiness to sup
port the civil authorities. No serious riot occur
red after tho arrival of tho military, and by
latest accounts tho ring-leaders hove been cup
tnred and locked up In Jail. The striking work
men who have instituted this fir6t-class riot ut
Willlumsport, hnvo brought universal Indigna
tion against them. These worklngmcn should
have learned that violation Is the worst policy to
secure their rights, na their cause wus more
damaged by such an exhibition on Monday than
they will be able to repair for years to come.
Mt. Carmel Savings Bask. This institution,
the want of which has long been felt by tho peo
ple of Mt. Carmel aud vicinity, went lulo opera
tion on Monday Inst. This Bunk is located lu
tho Dcppln building, rooms having been express
ly fitted up for that purpose, und will start out
uudcr the most favorable auspices. Mt. Curmel
is surrounded with a large amount of wealth,
which will greatly uld lu putting this Bank on a
permanent basis nt once, nnd being in the hands
of thorough business men, will galu sufficient
confidence abroad as well ns at home, to place It
among the safest Institutions In the country. At
a meeting of the stockholders sometime ago, tl.c
following gentlemen wero chosen as oQlcers for
the ensuing year :
President Amos Ynsllne.
Vice President S. A. BcrgM rcsser.
Cashier H. D. P.nthermci.
Directors Amos Vastine and Joseph Reeder,
of Elysburg ; Robot t Davison, of Danville; Da
vid Llewellyn, of Shamokin ; S. A. Bergstresser,
A. M. Montelius. Henry Hile, Joseph Dcppiu
and II. 1). Rothernicl, of Mt. Carmel.
Tub following office: s were elected of the Mt.
Carmel Building aud Loan Association at an
election held ou July 1st, to servo tho ensuing
year :
President Win. Sterling.
Vice President H. M. Phillips.
Treasurer S. A. Bergstresser.
Secretary II. D. Rothermel.
Directors J. B. Heed, lfenry Tregeilns, nenry
Hile, 11. T. John, E. B. Stiliwagner, It. Bicslin,
B. linivcy.
Auditors J. E. Gould, O. S. Sillynun aud W.
N. Brown.
This association has been in operation for 28
months, and has proven a-grcat beneiit to many
of the laboring men of that place. A large cum
ber of buildiug have been erected during its
existence, and the town much Unproved by its
workings. The number of stockholders is ICS.
Number of free shares is 710. Tho value of
shares nt prcsLtit time $49.
The P.kst Yet. The performances given by
the North American Circus and Multiply Dumpty
Pantomime Troupe was the best wc ever seen,
the wonderful "acts" of the Grenniel boys, Wil
lie Shawls, the bare back rider, the Lcons broth
ers, and in fact all of the Company do more und
bcttci feats tiiuu any Company that has as yet
visited our city, aud we have had all the so called
"big" shows that ever traveled. They arrived
iu town about 10 a. m. and the baud played tho
finest music, uud looked, in their splendid uni
forms as if they were some of tho celebrated Olh
Regiment baud core out on a days sport, aud
then to think after ull the regular circus, Hump,
ty Dumpty in nil its glory, trick and funny ac
tion was given. All we have to say is that we
hope to see tho North American Circus soon
agutu, aud in the mcautlme we wish them Hon
Voyage, uud full houses where ever they go for
they deserve it. rotujUeeptie i.'ui, Jwu iM.
Cour-LiMEST. At the banquet given at Scrau
ton, ou Wednesday night of last week, in honor
of the Southern editors who were lsltiug that
city, Prof. Bruce, of Pittstou, bclug called on to
respond to the toast : "Cities of the Valley May
they always be united iu honest rivalry ;" thus
pleasantly referred to our own town, Danville.
"Some seventy miles below us, iu an old rolling
mill, wus manufactured tho first railroad bar In
this country uud tho roan vrho made It lives to
tell the story. At the same place was manufac
tured the first railroad bar, 30 feet In length,
made !n tho world, aud tho man who superin
tended it lives to-day, tho manager of one of tho
largest, if not the lurgest Iron works iu the
country Wutterman Si Beuver' of Duuviilc."
Montour American.
An Impression exists iu many quarters that
reveuuo stumps were altogether ubolished by the
lato act of Congress, in cousequcuco of which a
number of persons have ceased to use them. This
is a misapprehension. The act Itself does uot
become operutive until the first of October, uor
does it repeal the two ceut tax on checks, drafts
and orders, or on proprietary inediciues, perfu
mery aud cosmetics, matches, wax tapers, play
ing cards, aud canned meats aud sauces. Every
one Is supposed to kuow tho law, aud the plea of
ignorance is uot accepted in extenuation of its
violutiou. Persons interested will therefore do
well to bear this Information iu mind.
An Old Hahvestbh. Robert Hector, a color
ed tnuu uged 87 years aud 4 months, assisted Mr.
Peter Meuges, of Lewis twp., tu hurvest his
wheat this year. He made a full hand after the
cradle with as much ease as would a young man
of 20 years. Mr. Mongcs says "it did uot go
any harder for him to tuke up alone behind a
cradle than It did to eat bread aud butter." The
old luuu must be quite active. Wattontovn
Jitcord.
Wonder whether friend John doe not think
that Robert ought to have as good a right to vote
for Graut a a Mullie McGuire ha to vote for
Greeley.
List of Letters rcrauluiug lu the Sunbury Post
Office, July 24, 1873 i
Mis Emily Adrick, Mis E. L. Bartlet, Mis
Jennie Buune, Hiram Brouks, William McCoolo,
Marl In Cooney, Miss Lillie Cook, Mr. Kosanna
C able. Sttumnl Campbell, G. W. MeColloo, Jus.
Dcuison. Mrs. McDowell, Miss Mary Dalcn, Miss
Tbeadosia Eekmau, Miss Paleua Fisher, Richard
Fiecburn, Miss Sarah Godnhaw, Mr. H. W. Gib
son, F. Henry, J. A. Kelley, William W. Wag
uer. Clii.
J i. J. SMITH, P. M.
Moa Molly MoGcirb Work. The Locust
Gap Mollis bavo again been at their old tricks,
a will be seen by the following from ttt Shamo
kin Herald t "On Monday evenlug last, about
0 o'clock, a party of somo half dozon ruffians
from Locust Gap, beat two cltlzons from this
place in the most brutal manner, while on their
way from work at Luke Fldlor Colliery. John
Geywltz, an lnoffcnslvo German, was. the first
victim. Tie wa met on the road, and without
warning, knocked down aud kicked several
times. Ho succeeded, however, lu disengaging
himself from the crowd, and mado hi escape.
A llttlo farther on Anthony Harris, au aged nnd
peaceably disposed citizen, was met and treated
In a similar way. He was left lying In the road
by his assailants, who loft In the direction of
Bprtngville. Several of the party are known,
and warrants wero Issued for their arrest, but up
to this time only one of thera, John Do Vnnney,
has been apprehended. Ho bad a hearing before
Esqnlre Wlthlngton on Tuesday afternoon, and
in default of ball, wa remanded to Jail.
Three of the party, Peter McCue, Michael
Hoar and John Rufferty, had just got out of the
lock-up, where they had been confined for de
stroying furniture, lu Vnl. Fugcly's saloon.
Wb Want Money. Wo hnvo sent out bills to
n large number who owe us on subscription, &c,
snuio two months since but very few have re
sponded. We nro much In want of money to pay
our expenses, which are heavy. The amount
outstanding on our books is too large for ns to
bear, and though many of them are small, they
will, when collected, aggregate a large sum to
ns. Our terms are lower than any paper in the
county, and nil who desire to save by the cash
rate are requested to send ns their amount of in
debtedness by the 15th of August, as after that
dato our terms will be strictly adhered to, viz i
$1.50 lu advance, or f 2.00 per anuum If not paid
in advance. Job work and advertising will also
be cash.
If yoa want good Cider 91111st, and
good riioMphatc, go to 1. W. Smith,
Kuubury, lu. J27-4w.
A Kjdsai'I'bd Cuild. A child 6 years of age,
named Freddy Lcib, was stolen 13 months ago,
from his homo nt Quincy, 111. It is supposed
that ho was taken by an Italian organ grinder.
Lately a child resembling the description was
seeu nt Columbia, Pa. Ono thousund dollars
reward Is offered for tho recovery of the child
whose father is Prof. Leib. The child Is stoutly
built, has dimples In chin nnd checks, dark brown
hair which curls when long, talks plainly and
will remember that he has a brother named
Charlie nnd a sister Bc6sie.
Fiiie! Fiiie! Insurance ou any kiud of pro
perty should never be neglected. All property
wants to be Insured in good and reliable com
panies, so when losses occur that tho money Is
at once paid over. Among the most popular nnd
punctual Insurance Compaulcs is the People's
Fire Insuraucc Company of Philadelphia. Thous
ands insure iu this company on account of safe
ty, reliability and prompt paying of losses. Life
insurances are taken nt the lowest rates consist
nnt with security. For further particulars ap
ply to Isaiah S. Gosslcr, agent, Sunbury, Pa.
1'nrd or Acknowledgment oTtlio
Hope Steam I'ire Engine t'o.
No. ii, orilarrittburg, l'n.
TO TnU FlUEMES AND CITIZENS OF SUNUUKT 1
To the Sunbury Steam Fire Engine Company
No. 1, of Sunburj, of whom we were the quests
on the occasion of our visit to that borough ou
July 3rd and 4th, to participate with them in
their centennial celebration, wo cannot express
iu too high terms our thanks due them for the
extraordinary exertions exhibited by every mem
ber of their company to conduce to our pleasure
uud happiness. Aud when we assert that it was
ono of the most satU-fuclory, aud one of truly
happiest oceaslous that wo ever enjoyed, w:
speak the sentiments of every member of the
"U s" who participated on the occasion. e
repeal that no language that we can employ by
wuy of thank would express the feelings of
our licaits ; and we can only say, that should
occasion oll' r wa will endeavor to repay your
kind hospitality. May God speed you aud make
you ever an honor and credit to the lire JJepwi
matt of Sunbury, a worthy example for succes
sive comimnics to follow.
We return onr thanks to the ladles of the
Methodiit church for the line dinner prepared by
them for the firemen. Their kiud attentions
will never be forgottcu j their beautiful faces
and pleasuut smiles arc impriiiting upon our
minds.
"May von be remembered In a better land."
To the Chief Marshal, Geo. B. Cadwatludcr,
nnd his assistants i to J. M. Ca Iwallader nnd (i.
W. Smith, wo return our special tuauks. Noble
boys are they.
To the laudlords of the "Clement" and "8us
quehuiiua" lintels, for their endeavors to minister
to our wants, we can only wy, may your tables
always he surrounded with gucts as on tho
memorable occasion of July 4th, 187J.
And now, we nuain give thanks to ull, the
visiting firemen with whom wo were thrown lu
Contact ( the military ; the noble, wholesouled
citizens of Sunbury, their respected wives und
lively daughters, for their kind salutations, their
cheers, the waving of their handkerchiefs, their
boijuets and flowers. May Heaveu bless theui
all. H. II. F.TTI.A,
J icon Hoi'gEK,
L. iHlt'UIIBItTY,
Commutes.
EditorM Table.
Tub Laot's Friend ron Auuust. The lead
ing engraving In this number is that of a most
lovely lady ou a balcony, waving her handker
chief a beautiful picture. "Moonlight at Sea"
is nlso something exquisite. The illustrations of
stylish costumes and tasteful novelties in dress
ure rather more than usually captivating, we
should say. Music "I've brought Tbce uu Ivy
Leaf." An cxcellant little "Dolly Vardeu" story
by Miss Fannie Hodgson lends off the literary
matter, und the uew serial "Only a Wish" is
commeuccd. "For a Dream's Saks," by Mary
N. Preseotl, Is a good story, though it makes
the young reader exclaim "Is that all ?" The
Serial by Mr. Wood is one of the very best ; and
tho shorter ono by Amanda Douglas is In the
most popular style of the author. Altogether
this August number of the Lady's Friend pre
sents as entertaining a feast of light reading for
the warm weather as could be found. Price,
f'.'.OO a year. Four copies, 10. Eight copies
(und one gratis) $13. "The Ladv's Friend"
and "The Saturday Evenlug Post," ti.00. Pub
lished by Dcucou x Peterson, Philadelphia.
IIahpek's Magazine for August is crowded
with fresh, seasonable, and attractive matter, il
lustrated with sixiy-tlvo engravings, und presents
a most brilliant array of contributors, including
the name of Charles Roade, Anthony Trollope,
Miss Thackeray, Einillo Custelar, Justin Mc
Carthy, Porte Cruylon, Bayard Taylor, Harriet
Prcscolt Bpotl'ord, Euirene Lawrence, Charles K.
Tuckermau, George Ward Nichols, Kute Putnam
Osgood, Constance F. Woolson, etc.
The opening article, "Mount Desert," by Geo.
Wurd Nichols, is maguificeully, Illustrated by
Charles Parsons.
A uew contributor, whose name Is not giveu,
commences lu this number an eutertniniug series
of papers, entitled "Recollections of an Old Sta
ger," which will contain notices of public men,
with characteristic anecdotes Illustrating their
peculiarities, accounts of Congressional aud
other duels, aud persoual collisions iu Congress,
including a glance at Washington's public life
during several administrations. This first iu
slallmeut is devoted to anecdotes of fleury Clay,
and the writer ably vindicates his right to the
title which be assumes of "An Old Stager."
la its serial stories Harper' Magazine Is now
especially brilliant. This number- coulaio the
oeiiiiig chapters of Charles Keade's new uovel,
"A Simpleton i A Story of To-Day," which is
written lu the author's most animated style, aud
promise to be one of the brightest of hi produc
tions. Mis Thackeray's "Old Kensington"
grows more charmlug at every step of its pro
gress. Anthony Trollope' story, "The Golden
Lion of Graupure," draw near its cooclusiou,
and it is to be followed by a serial from the pen
of Wilkie Collins.
Eiulllo Castcler contribute a third paper ou
"The Republican Movemeut lu Europe," cou
eluding hi review of the Latin people.
In adit ion to this variety of matter, there are
the five Editorial Department, each ably cover
In); its respective field,
- Bratnakd's) Musical World for July I on
our table, and Is a notewotthy nnmbcr. Brim
ful of good things to. tho musically disposed, It
Contains in addition to Its usual amount of Inter
esting matter, an elgbt-pago supplement, giving
a full and complete report of the Boston Peace
Jubilee and the St. Louis Saengerfest, with full
programmes of each day's proceedings. Tho
World Is the only paper, outside of the Boston
dallies, that has had the enterprise to publish a
full report of the great musical event. The
11 or Id also contains its usual spicy table of con
tents, and Is a necessity-to any one who wishes
to keep well posted tn the musical doings of the
country. Subscription, 11.00 a year. Single
copies, ten cents. Published by 8. Brninard s
Sons, Cleveland. Ohio.
ScntBNBii's ron Auoust. Two very seasona
ble articles In Scrlbner's for August are the cu
tertainlug paper by Mr. Shanks on "Yachts nnd
Yachting," with pictures of oolcbrated yachts,
ocean races, etc., and a pleasant nnd practical
Illustrated essay on "Tho Cnuoe t How to Build
and how to manage, it." Thcro are also three
sterling article by well-known writers on three
vital questions Prof. Comfort's "Should the
Study of the Modern precede that of the Ancient
Languages 1" Amasa Walker's "Labor mid
Capital in Manufactures," and Charles Dudlev
Warner's "Whnt Is your Culture to Mo I"
Among tho Illustrated articles are an Interesting
account of "The .Graphic Art," by Benson J.
Lossing, and "Tho Island of Corfu," by Charles
K. Tuckcrman, late United States Minister to
Greece. Hans Christian Andersou tells the sug
gestive story of "The Gnrdcncr and the Manor,"
and Miss Anna relates in a very frosh nnd strik
ing way that of 'Hebe's Jumbles." Thcro Is
poetry by Louise Chandler Moulton, Mary J.
Serrano and Charles S. Gage. Dr. Holland
writes about the recent strikes, nnd discusses
"The Wine Question in Society," and "Novel
Reading." In "The Old Cabinet" wc find "A
Hard Time for some of Cs," "Photographs nnd
Looklng-glasse,?' "A Glimpse of One's self,"
"Wrecked on a Resemblance," and "Lost Op
portunities." Tho Department of "Nature and
Science" Is very entertaining as well as Instruc
tive. "Homo and Society, ".among other papers,
has a very sensible ono on "Domestic Ethics."
In "Culture nnd .Progress" the "Jubilee" is
mcutlonecd, there Is something ubout "Two
Modes of Prlso-i Discipline," and a long review
of Lnmon's Lincoln t the number closing with a
quaint page of Etchings by the Mioses Lcdynrd.
"LtmiTs and Shadows or New York Life
OR, THE SlOIITS AND SENSATIONS OP TUB Gil BAT
CiTV." A work descriptive of New York City
In ull Its various phases. Its Splendors and
Wretchedness ; Its High and Low Life ; Its Mar
ble Palaces and Dark Dens ; Its Attractions and
Dangers ; Its Rings nnd Frauds ( Its Leading
Men und Politicians t Its Adventurers ; lis Mys
teries nnd Crimes. By James D. McCnbe, Jr.
Tho National Publishing Co., of Philadelphia,
have just issued one of the most remarkable and
attractive books of the day, bearing the above
title. It is comprised iu one large octavo volume
of 850 pages, nnd Illustrated with nearly 200 tine
engravings of noted places, life nud scenes, iu
New York.
To Mr. McCnbe Is due the credit of having pro
duced the most complete and graphic account of
the great city, nnd its busy and varied life that
it has beeu our fortune to meet with. His book
brim full of solid and useful information, and
abounds In descriptions of tho various public
buildings of New York, Its paluces, prisons, ho
tels, churches, stores, hospitals, etc.
Tho work Bets forth in glowing colors the no
ble work for suffering humanity, which is going
on every day In the great city, nnd reveals with
a bold hand the terrible crimes, the dark myste
ries, nnd hidden sins of metropolitan life. We
nrc introduced into the home of the Fifth Avenue
Millionaire, and carried with equal interest to
the squalid cellar of the Five Points beggar. We
are brought face to faco v illi the good and the
bad, the high nnd the low, with leading mer
chants, bankers, editors, and actors, with bum
mers, thieves detectives, nnd murderers, with
working women, ballot girls, udventurssses, und
u host of others, und we seem to be listening to
tlielr stories froin their own lips, so thoroughly
docs the author enchain our iulerest. Our warm
est enthusiasm and our deepest contempt nrc al
ternately aroused by the thrilling recitals of their
deeds of virtue and vice. The history and frauds
of the famous Tammany King nro leUted with
great force and candor, and this portion alone is
worth the price of the book.
In short tho book is New York In miniature.
The author has penetrated, under the protection
of the police, into the darkest and most danger
haunts of crime in the city, nnd has thus been
enabled to obtain accurate information on the
topics whereof be treats. Visitors to New Yoik,
cannot hope to see or know as much of the citv
as they may learn by u perusal of this boi.k. To i
nil who contemplate visiting tho great M :lropo- I
lis, we cordially recommend It, both for its pow
erful w:ir:iiu,'S against the d ingers of the city.
Those who cannot see New York for themselves
will bo In a great measure repaid for that priva- I
tion bv reading this work. It is published iu I
both Eugiii.ii mid German ; sold by subscription
only, nud the publishers Yuiit agents in every
count v.
It is a mark of the unsuccessful man, that he
Invariably locks his stable door when the boree
has been stolen. This sort of wisdom never
thinks ubout bodily health until it is gone. But
Jast us much as any disease has become seated,
the power of the system to resist nnd throw it
oil' is weakened hence lime Is all important.
For dyspepsia, ull diseases of the liver, stomach,
skin nnd kidneys, ami all that begin iu viti.iteil
blood, do not wait until the trouble is confirmed,
but attack It by a timely use of Dr. Walker's
California Viuegur Bitters. J'-27-4
lliisincss Notices.
Army Shoes. Those who havo been wearing
the army shoes will not do without them, as they
are more comfortable than any other shoe made.
Fifty pairs have been opened at W. II. Miller's
Excelsior store. Tho Evans Patent Gaiter, the
Excelsior Boot, and every other variety may bo
found at the Excelsior store. Call and examine
tho largest assortment In towu.
Don't forget what we havo been cndcnvorlnir
to fix on each reader's mind for sor.u time, that
In procuring your summer outtit, or in getting
nuy new clothing a great saving can always be
effected by going direct to the clothing establish
ment of Thus. G. Nott, on Third street, below
Market, where a vast assortment of the tiuest
clothing Is uiado up lu the latest stylo at the very
lowest prices.
Stylish Sit.ino and Si'mmeu Hats. A largfl
supply of stylish Spring aud Summer Hats to
suit ull fancies und tastes has just been received
ut S. Faust's store, Market Square. A specially
iu straw bats ; aud tho lightest, coolest and neat
est Unt in use is the vcutilutcd cassimcre hat. A
largo stock to select from, stylish goods and rea
sonable prices. Call and exumlue before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Dolly Vardins at Welmcr's.
linen Poplins at Wcliner's.
Plaid Poitins at Weimcr's.
Plain Poplins at Welmcr's.
Chintzes at Weinier's.
Sprinu Shawls at Welmcr's.
An endless variety of Goods for Ladies', Gent's
and Childreus wear.
Call and see for yourselves.
No trouble to show Goods.
Special Notices.
THE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID.
PUBLISHED us a warning nnd for the beuellt
of yminij men and otlurt who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Loss of Mauhood, etc., sup-
THE MEANS OF SELF-CURE.
Written by ouo who cured himself, after under
going considerable quackery, and sent free ou re
ceiving a post-paid directed envelope.
Address. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
June 8, '7a. Oiuos. Brooklyu, N. Y.
v & 5 e v i S
Qj E0 t M '2 f
g Ui-Uii i si
o 1 3 S . v
On Marriage Eashys for Young Men, on
Great Social Evils and Abuses, which. interfere
with Marrpige, nnd ruin the happiness of thou
sands, with sure means of relief for the Errfng
aud Unfortunate, deceased and debilitated. Bent
in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge.
Address, Howard Association, No. 2, South
Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
TO THE Sl'FFKRIXG.
The Rev. William II. Norton, while residing
in Brazil ns a missionary, discovered In that
land of medicines a remedy for Consumption,
ScuoruLA, Sour Throat, Couons, Colds,
Astitma, and Nriivovs Weakness. This rem
edy has cured myself after all other medicines
bad failed.
Wishing to benefit tho suffering. I will send
the rccipo for preparing and using this remedy to
ull who dcslro It f REE OF CHARGE.
Please send nil envelope, with your name aud
address on it. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM H. NORTON,
070 Bicoadwat,
Oct. 141871. ly. New York Citv,
, .- , .
NCMtllCY lH.tltliL.TS.
Flour nnd Grain market.
Extrn Family 13.00 Red Wheat,). bu.,f3.00
Buckwheat, p. ct., 5.00 Rve, " 80
Com Meat, " 2.5(llCorn, " It)
Wheat Bran, p. bu. 1..M) Buckwheat " 1.00
Shorts, 2.03 Oats, 31 lbs., 50
Corn A: Oats Chop, 2.0(1 Flaxseed, 3.35
Timothy Seed, p. b. S.OOi
I'rodncc Market.
Potatoes,
Eggs, per dor..,
Butter, per lb.,
Lard, "
Sides, "
50 Hams,
15 Tallow,
80 Country Snap,
13 Dried Apples,
10 " Peaches,
Shoulders,
$cto JRfcbcrlfomciiis.
Messrs. KEFFEW & ltOM F.lt,
Third Street, opposite Central Hotel,
SUNBURY, PA.,
K
"EEP constantly on baud tho very choicest
ol I res li
1IFF.F, JltTTOX AXI VEA1.,
which is sold at the lowest prices. Meat cau be
bud at all hours during the day.
Suubtiry, Pa., June 8, 1872.
Presidential Campaign.
CAPS, CAPES & TORCHES
Send for Illi'stkathd Cir
oi i.au and Price List.
CUNNINGHAM fc HILL,
MANrrACTTitEiiK,
iNo. 201, Cimtiicii Sthhet,
PHILADELPHIA.
June 0, ltVJ. 4mos.
X EW S U M M K 11 G OODS !
MINH KATE HI.A4 K,
MARKET SQUARE, SUNBURY, PENN'A.
Ulack Dress Silks from SI 50 to S2 00.
Japanese Silks, Silk Pougois, Plaid Poplins,
Mixed Poplins, Harnnl from cents to f l 00.
IMIIXY VAltOEXS,
Chilitn.es, Detains, Ac. French Muslins, Mar
seilles Quilts, Kid Gloves, with sluglo
nud double buttons.
Lace Shawls.
A general assortment of White Goods.
LAWNS, GINGHAMS nnd PIQUES,
IDERS3 TRM MINGS, LACES, Ac, sold Ll
greatly isdueed prices.
Sunbury, May 18, 1S72.
V. H. Blanks,
HOUSE, SIGN,
AND
ORNAMENT A3u PAINTER,
SUNBURV, PENN'A.
Decorating aud Paper llangirg done iu the
latent improved style.
Orders solicited, which will receive prompt at
tention. Residence in Pur.lvtown, Eaicrick's building.
Hiinbury, May 11. lVJ-J.-tf.
(!tin on:xix
of tho largest and most fashionable etock of
Cloths and Cassimeres
of every grade; and
Gcntlcint'ii's Furnishing Goods, at
TIEOS. G. XOTT'S
MEKCIIAXT TAILOR STOUE,
in Miller's Block, Third street, two doors below
Market,
SUNBURY, PENN'A.
The must fashionable clothing made to order
from every vurlcty of goods.
Suits of all sizes made up ut the shorteM no
tice, from tho beet selected stock in New York
and Philadelphia.
Cull uud bo convinced.
TH03. G. NOTT.
Aprll 20. I873.
NOTICE Is hereby given that on the nine
teenth day of March last past, the petition
of the Northumberland County Agricultural
Society was presented to tha Court ol Common
Pleas of Northumberland county, praying the
Court to add certain amendments to its t on
sti'.ution, which said amendments wero and re
malu tiled in the Prothouotary's olllce of the
said county, and unless sutllcient reasons be
shown to tha contrary on or before the first
day of next term, the prayer of the petitioners
will be granted agreeably to the Act ot Asscm-
t.iy in such cases matte a nil provided.
WM. D. HAUPT, Proth'y.
Sunbury, May g-lth, Si.
O. W. KEEFER. It. A. GASS.
New Goods !
Dry Goods, Notions, Furnishing
Goods, Groceries, Oil Cloths,
Glas:s uud iails
of every variety, nt one low price,
KEEFER & GASS' STORE,
Corner of Fourth and Market Streets,
SUNBURY, PA.
All kinds of Grain taken in exchunge same us
cash. Call and see us.
KEEFER A GASS.
Sunbury, April 37, 1872.
THADD'S S. SHANNON,
THIRD AND MARKET SQUARE,
Has lu stock find constantly receiving Novelties
In his line, consisting tn part of a full line of
A 11 Kit I CAN VAT UHS,
Elgin, Illinois, Howard A Co., Wullliam, Mas
sachusetts, and Boy's AMERICAN WATCHES j
Also, n full set of Ladles, and Gent's Gold and
Silver Swiss Watches.
JEWELRY.
Roman Gold sets, pluk coral aud Gold set,
Ear-Kings, Necklaces and Pendants, Ouyx and
Jet Jewelrv.
SILVEB-WAHE,
Solid Silver-ware of Sterling purity, made I o or
der. Bridal aud Presentation Pieces, Kuives,
Forks and Sikhiiis lu cases, also, a full Hue of'
Silver Plated Goods, Tea Sets, lee Water Sets,
Erbtt Stands, Cake Baskets, Coll'ee Urns, Fork,
aud Spoous treble plated, the best lu tho markets
SPECTACLES.
If you value your Eyesight, use tha Perfect
Lenses, grouud from minute Crlstlo Pebbles mel
ted together, aud derive there name "Diamond"
on uccouut of there harducss aud brilliancy.
Tbey will last many year without change, uud
warranted Superior to ull others iu use.
TABLE CUTLERY.
Ivory, Pearl aud Metal handles in cases sup
plied to order.
CLOCKS.
A full assortincul of Eight day aud Thirty
hour Clocks, also Calender Clocks ot ail dlscrlp
lions. Eugravlng done at the shortest notice.
Watcaes, Clocks and Jewelry, Repaired and
Butisfactiou warrauted.
All goods will be sold at the Vnry lowest Cttth
Prices. Every body is cordially Invited toCal and
Examine for themselves.
Don't forget the place.
T. 8. HIANNON.
Pncbnry, Dec. 18 tf.
. To iJebHHntcd Perswts, - ... ....
To Dyspeptics, .......
. To Sufferers from Livor Com plaint,
To tliosa having no Appetite,
Tottioae witli Broken Down Couatitu
tona, To Nervous People,
To Children Wasting Away,
onny with Debilitated Digestive Organs,
Or . euJj'Kriwj with any of llvt follotkiny
i mjitonis. whidi indicate JJisordcrul Liter
istomacn,
. nieh as Con
stipation, Inward
Piles; Fullness or
Blood to the Head, Acid
ity of the Stomach, Nausea,
neiiiTburh, Disgust for Food,
Fullness or Weight in the Kiom
nch, tour Ernctutins,8inking or
Fluttering nt tho Pit of the Stom
rlch, Swltrimlng of tho Head, Hur
ried and IMRlriiit Breathing, Flutter
ing nt the Heart, Choking or Sulfat
ing Sensations, when In a Lying Posture,
Dimness of Vision, Do"ts or Webs before the
Bight, Fever and Dull Pain In the Head, Deficien
cy of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin
and Eves, Pain in tho Side, Rack, Chest,
Limbs, Ac, Sudden Hushes of Heat,
Burning lu tho Flesh Constant Im
lightings of Evil, and Great De
pression of Spirits.
IIooiIaiHVs German Hitters.
A Bitters without Alcohol or Spirits of any kind.
Is different from all others. It Is composed of
the pure Juices, or Vital Pniscti'i.K op Ruots,
llr.nns nnd Bakks. (or ns medicinally termed Ex
tracts,) tho worthless or inert portions of ihe In
gredients not being used. Therefore In one bot
tle of this Bitters there b contained nsmiich me
dical virtue as ill be found in several gallons of
ordinary mixture. The Roots, .fee, used in this
Bitters are grown In Germany, theii" vital princi
ples extracted ir. that country by a scientific Che
mist, end forwarded to the manufactory in tbls
city, where they art compounded nnd bottled.
Containing m s pir.tiious liiu'redients, Ibis Bitters
1 free from the object ions urged ngaintt all oth
ers: no desire for stimulants can bo Induced
from their use j they cannot uiako drunkards,
und cannot, under nuy circumstances, have any
but a "beneficial erred.
IIOOri.AMrN GEllMAX TOXIC,
Was compounded for those not Inclined to ex
treme bitters, and Is Intended for use in capes
when some alcoholic stimulant is required in co l
nectioii with the tonic properties of the Hitters.
Each bottle of tho Tonic contains one bottle of
the Bitters, combined with puree SANTA CRUZ
RUM, nud flavored in such a manner that the ex
treme bitterness of tho bitters i overcome, form
ing a preparation highly agreeable and pleasant
to the palate, and containing the medicinal vir
tues of the Bitter. The price of the Tonic is f 1.
6il per Bottle, which many persons think too
high. They must take into consideration that
the stimulant used is guaranteed to be of a pure
quality. A poor article could be furnished nt a
cheaper price, but Is it not better to pay a little
more and have a cood article ? A medicinal pre
paration should contain none but the best ingre
dients; and they who expect to obtain a cheap
compound, uud be bcnclllted by it will most cr
tulnly be cheated.
Ilooflnntl'.s CilerRiiiii Itittorn, or
HOOFL.VND'S GERMAN TONIC, with HOOF
LAND'S loInili)Iiiu l'ill,
will cure you. They ure the Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIERS known to the Medical
world, and will eradicate diseases arising from
impure blond. Debility of tho Disgestive Organs,
or Diseased Liver, lu a shorter time than any
other known remedies.
THE WHOLE KUPKHME COURT OF
PENNSYLVANIA SPEAK FOR
THESE REMEDIES.
Who wori.n ask for mohr Pin:irir:i ami
SrnoNomi Testimony !
Hon. GEomiH W. Woddwauo, formerly Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court -of Pennsylvania,
nt present Member of Congress from Pennsyl
vania writes :
Piiii.AriF.i.riiiA, March Knh, ISO".
I find "Hoolland's German Bitters" is a good
tonic, useful in diseases of the digestive organs,
and of great benefit ill cases of debility," and
want of nervous action iu the svsuiu. Yours,
truly, GEO. W. WOOUWAnP.
lion. Jamps Thomi'Son, Chief J.irtiec of the Su
preme Court cf Pi nnsilvaiiia.
Ptm.Aiu-:M':ii., April iS, lSf.T.
I consider "Hoolland's German Bitt'-rs" a val
uable medicine in can- of attacks ol Iudiirivtiou
or Dyspepsia. 1 can certify this from my expe
rience of it.
Yours, JAMES THOMPSON.
Hoii. Geokoe SiiAiiswoon, Justice of the
Su-
prenie Court of Pennsylvania.
PltlLAUXLrilSA, June 1, 1S.
I have found by experience that ''Hootlaud's
Gorman Bitters" U a very good tonic, relieving
dvspeptio sunptoms almost directly.
GEORGE SHARSWOOD.
Hon. H'm. '. AVjd'ii, .Mayor of the City of Bttf- j
laio, is. l .
Mayor's Ofilee, Rtiualo. June C2, ISTC.
I hive ued ''Hoolland's Germau Bitters und
Tonic" in my family during the past year, and
can recommend them as an excellent tonic, im
parting lone and vigor to the system. Their u,-c
has been productive of deeidedlv benetieinl ef
fects. WM.'K, ROGERS.
Ho'i. J-iiim .1. M'ovd, En-Mayor of Williams,
port. Pa.
I take great pleasure In recommending "Hoof
bind's Geiman Tonic" to unv one who may be
ntlllctel with Dyspepsia. I bad the D.vcpsia
so badly it was impossible to keep any food on
mv stomach, and I became so weak as not to ba
able to walk half a mile. Two bottles etlectod a !
perfect cure. JAMES M. WOOD.
REMEMBER
THAT
IIOOFLAXD'S GERMAN MITERS,
flilft
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC, ..
AVill Cure every Case cf
MAR AS&1US,
- or AVii6ting nwiiy of tho Lody.
REMEMREU
ft
IIOOFLAXD'S GERMAN REMEDIES
Arc lheiiiedieii.es you require to purify the
Blood, exelto the torpid Liver to healthy action,
and to cnajlo you to piss safely through any
hardships or exposure.
DR. iroOFLAND S
P O D 0 P u y L L I N ,
or substitute for Mercury Pills. Two Pills r.
Dose. The most Powerful, yet Innocent Cathar
tic kuowu.
It Is not necessary to take a handful of (besc
Pills to produce the dcsiivd effect t two of them
act quickly and powmfuilr, cleansing the Liver,
fcloiuach uud Bowels of ull impurities. The
principal Ingredient is Podoph.vlllu, or liie Alco
holic Extract of Mandrake, which is bv luany
limes more powerful, acting and searching thau
tho Mandrake itself. Its peculiar nction is upon
the Liver, cleaning it speedily from ull obstruc
tions, with all tho power of Mercury, jet free
from the injurious results ultuclied to'the use of
that niiuerul.
For all diseases, In which tho tiso of a cathar
tic is iudlcated, these pills will give entire satis,
factiou iu every case. They never fail.
Iu cases of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia nnd ex
treme costlveuess, Dr. Hootlaud's German Hit
ters or Tonic should be used iu connection w ith
Ihe Pills. The tonic effect of the Bitters or To
nic builds up the system. Tha bitters or Touie
fmrilliB the Blood, strengthens the Nerves, i Can
utes tho Liver, and give stti'Ujjth, vuergy and
vigor.
Keep your Bowels active with tha Pills, aud
lone up the system with Hitters or Tonic, und uo
disease cau retain the hold, or even assail von.
Recollect that it U DR. HOMELAND'S GER
MAN Remedies that are so Hiverully used aud
highly recommended t and do uot allow the
Dri'Kgist to hsduco you to take anything else
I hut he may say U Just as good, becausa be
make a larger prottt on it. These Remedies will
be scut by Exprvs to any lnealitv, upou applica
tion to the PRINCIPAL OFFICE, at the GEK
MAN MEDICINE STOKE, ti&l AECJI ST..
PHILADELPHIA.
CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly C M. Jackson A Cq. Tbeso Keiiie
diei are for Pale by DrujgUts, Storekeepers, and
Medicine Dealers everywhere.
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It is not a plivsie iihieii may give to:u;orarv
relief to the sull'i rcr f .rthe Hi st few d iscs, but
Ai.li h, fuMu continued uc bring Pi'c and kin
dred diseases lo nld in weakening the iiiyalht, nor
is it a doctored liiiioc. nieh, ui..tcr the popular
name of "Bitter.." i, so extensively palmed oir
on the public ns sovereign remedies, but it is a
mo-t 1 iiWiM'fll! Tnnir iml i. ll.ru t i vj itrin.itmiK. I
so by the leading medical authorities r.f London
and Paris, and has been long used by the regular
physicians of ether countries with woudcifu! le
mcdial results.
DR. WELLS' EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA
retains nil lha niedie.il viitiics pecuil:r to tho
plant ;;ud luu't be taken as a permanent curative
agent.
Is there want of action In your Liver .t Sn'een I
Pules re'iiVid at once, tii- blood b .-i-itpw im
pure by dclct.llous secretions, pro. lacing scrofu
lous or skin diseases, lliotches. Felon?, Pustules,
Canker, Pimples, iVc, iVc.
Take J un.b. S.i to cleanse, purify and restore
the vitiated biood to healt hy nction. i
Have j;ni u Ihspciuio stomach I Unb di
gestion Is promptly aided lite tysiciu Is di bun
ted with loss of lilal force, poveity of tl'C Hlooc
Dropsical 'i'wulcnrv, Gmt,.il Wviiknvsii or Lstsi
tllle.
Take it to assist Digeftii.n without reaction, it
lil impart vouthlul vigor lo the -scary sutlerer.
Have you weakness of ihe Intesihnsf You,
arc iu danger of Chue.le Diarrhoea or the dread
ful lull.iioui.illou of Ihe B.iHels.
Take it to ullay irritation aud ward oU'lciiicu
cy to tiitlummalions.
Have you weakness of tho Uterine o, I'rinary
Organs I You mu-i procure instant reiif oruu
are liable lo sudi iing worse than dolti.
Tuke It to strengthen oruuie trruknc or life
..... I.m.,1,.1.
Fhuilly it kbuild be fie'in'-ntlv t..kea to kct
lint svsttin In perfect health or von are olherwin.
! iBBEggnaBiia
iu great danger of mulaiiul, miasmatic or cui-.la-giulis
dl.-e i.-c-,
Jl'HN (. KELLOGG, liPlntt fl.. V. Y.
K)l Aei.t for the L'nlted M.itc.
Price, $ per Pottle. r.end loi l Irt-ular. iw
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