Sunburn Slmcricaiu
H. B. MASSEH,
(. WllVERT.
( Bdtlors.
SUNBURY, FKHRUATtY 1, 187S.
L- - -U'J-IL -L. ' I i. -. . .'-
NouTUUMnnnuAND County's Men or
"Note tJ 1779. Under this hrnti, J. F.
"Wvlfrigtf, F-q., tins published Homo nr
ticl't tn tht JMitomVm In tYptnl to (he
early Mtttert) tt this count. We find In
the fret, tht following Tn relation ta Paul
VM : "..
'BK1y, TatiJ, wm nmrtng ilia Crst ect
llere of Snnbury. ' IT i enttl tohavebnilt
himself ft Btnnll log house, nnd to ha to car
tied on' iv (Inn trade with tho Indians
around Sunbury through the crocks be
tween the logs, n he wns Afraid to let '.hem
cuter his little store. In my boyhood days
nt Sunbtiry I saw a smali brick building
that llnlily was said to have lived hi."
Paul Baldy, tliotih an early settler, was
not among the first, and was not over 12
or 14 years old i'i 177-. Ho was tho father
of I'cler BnMy, of Danville, and maternal
grand father of the senior 'editor of this
paper. The 'story .of bis t ratling, ".villi tlio
IudlnM is not correct, ns ho never engaged
in mercantile pursuits except in his lutttr
years, when ho atsiHted in the storo of his
son-in-law, Ihe laic. ITonry'' Masscr, but
carried on his trade of b!ncksm!lliiti on
tho lot where tho new Presbyterian Church
now stands. We have frequently heard
tho lato Jtu1i!e lluslon, of the Supreme
Court, speak of hiiu,' who knew him well,
and who had bis homes shod nt his shop
nt that early period, when ho enmo from
Bellefouto to attend our courts. '
Mrs. Baldy, his wife, was a email jjirl
when she come to this place. Iter father
(Ream) was among tho first settlers, and
ho frequently related . to the writer, her
grand-son, when a boy, the raids and mas
sacres of' tho Indians in this neighborhood.
Her father occupied a new unfinished log
house, one of the first, where John O. Fry
now lives. The savages were in the habit
of peeping through tho crevices, nnd of
course, fiightend tho children. Paul Bal
dy built the house now owned ami occupied
by SamisuJ J. Packer, .Esq. He died in tho
small brick house at the southwestern cor
ner of Fourth and Arch streets, built by
Peter Daldy, his son, about 50 years ago.
Tub County Auditors are engaged in
auditing the county finances for the last
year. From information wo nro pleased
to learn that the collectors are hurrying up
the delinquents with a "sharp stick," and
that the financial condition of Northum
berland county will compare favorably with
most conntibs'in the State. Demovrut
last H'ifJ
We are plefised to sec that our neighbor
is magnanimous enough to state the above
fact, knowing tint it has been brought
about by the new board of county officers.
Had the -county officers for years past
adopted tUvj plan of the present iucumbcnU,
there would have beeu tess complaint on
the part or the lax-payers.
Mr. J. E. U'oottkv, for a number of
years assistant superintendent and engi
nner of micliinerv on tin; Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad, has been promoted to
the wenpnnflililc! teiMi hill uf grnrrnl iif r!u-ten4r.nr..-
Mr. Wool tun i a competent nnd
obib-.ing ilii-er, nnd in his intercourse with
employees and other Intfc nlway won 'heir
r6;wt and i-st.Pf m. In liii new position,
tlii'ro is not a doubt that 1m will give lint
smo satisfaction to the rrmipiiny a he did
in lbs onu from which he retires" II in tui-m-rons
friends throns-houl tliu couutrv
will feel tritilicd to K-arn of Ui advance
ment to higher honors.
OocXTKliFElTS. There are now in cir
rnlation twii sets of counterfeit five tl.ill.tr
United .States notes. Tho ll re. t of these
bourns cr.'t-nbacks is poorly engraved ou
tolerably good paper, ami purnor s li 1m
No. 0.si2. The statue of '"At it:n.,nn
the left hand side of the ti-te, in f.iint'y and
badly excLUted. as is also the medalion
portrait in the lower riy,ltl hand corner.
Tlie lino engraving on the back is indis
tinct, and the curved lioi; weak and wa
vering. The second counterleit is badly
printed on wretched paper, is numbered
.tt.720. and the engraving is exceedingly
coarse and scratchy.
Tho Executive OonimitUe of the United
mates ieiiietimal iomhiifiou l.:ii an in- 1
tervicw with the Governor nt llarrUhurg
Tuesday. In theeveningth'icoininis&ioui-rs j
nikt the members of the legislature nnd weie j
cordially received, it is quite probable i
that the Li-gihlnt ure will appropriate Sl,-
vuu.uw.
C mgress has passtal a bill repealing th
franking piivilege. making letter postage 'J
cents on each half ounce, and requiring all
printed matter passing through the in ii's
lobe prepaid afur the litst of January
next.
LOr.'AL Lr.UlSL ATIOV. A hill le.c e.iSM,.,l I
the House of Ketircsentive nt IlarrUhnr.r !
authorize the loivn Council of Siiiil-.m-v T,. I
borrow i3".tH)'i nnd isstio coupon bonds
therefor, payable, ten years afler date with
seven per cent, interest, p lvalue semian
nually. 15y Hie prolusions ofihis hill, the
coupons are in be receivable nt par in pay
ment ofall taxe laid by town council, and
the hounds arc ii'H l' 'be taxable lor bo
rough purposes.
Thr franking privilege has been abol
ished, ns both branches of. Congress
have passed a bill lo that ttlcct- It has
long iveu known that tto privilege has
been shamefully abused, that it was pros
tituted to basest of political purposes and
therefore its repeal will be heartily ap
proved. Jt'DtiK Kellby has addressed a letter
to Judge l'.ilnnd. chairman of the Credit
Mobilicr Committee, asking him t trans
fer thu Credit M ihilier stock, said by (Jakes
Anus to belong lo him, t.. thu United
fciiales Treusurt-r, together with the jKWU
Hhich Mr. Ames dwcliued l receive.
Gamdt.ika iv Nevada. Il is a f.iet
n -t yenerally know, perhni'S, that the
ymvss Slate of Nevada legalizes gambling,
aud'tgutets a licunsn from cardsliarperaund
swit 'ilt rs. Il Uotliclully mated in a Into
SiaU-docutuetittl.nl tho Trenury uf the
fctatcis,iim:iwl!y entiehed liy slMiut 81.5.
fr.ru tlM.,r:iiiLiiigof snihler.' hepiiM-s.
I'lfo-t are tr. ., " ing made for a reform in
Hi tin: li. r; by .(.rod 'ing leyilMiiiu lo
miko Eamtillnj ''Hs.il and there is a
su- o .f..ne!ii t'y ' Hi-ji. result being Hi
luiile i.
Ti -.je aiii il'tvi'- l-.s '.4fir pri snnf of
n. ii lo t 'ii.i-(g-.. ist v: m. oi-in threw
' i.f-.'-m in v oft .if!' v-t(i..w in the
r y fibir:iii! t-'lt di'li. itild then
- i a f 1'o-r cit il it'll .n-.nsii.nmi.
"ii.. Tegs i;H pa (I the bill nppi'oprist-
i i iJi.W.v to the ITnit. d Stat. Com
uukiioii to the Wmu Uxpcgitioa.
' Thb editor or Jlto Philadelphia Prcst
having failed in his Ueiapt to defeat the,
Kopublicau candidnU Governor lust
fall, is net content, but shows his malig
nant epiril whenever an occnslon offer.
He reminds tts mucltof the school-hoy whu
made mouths nt tho rest of the 'Scholars af
ter receiving a severo thrashing from the
nvster. After having insisted that Uett.
Cameron was the Reader of the Republican
party in this State) nt the beginning of the
campaign, nnd showing his deadly hatred
by unfounded charge,, he now resorts t(
thoahusoof all whu did not endorse his
charges. On tho day after the Inaugura
tion, a scurrilous nrtlclo appeared in the
Pres. In reference to the inauguration cer
emonies, which the Philadelphia liulktin
answers In tho following able manner :
"The bitter personal animosity of Mr.
Forney against General Ilartr.inttanil S-u-ator
Cameron cannot keep itself down.
The Press gels oil' another bitter tirade
against these gentlemen and the Republi
can URrty at large, this morning. It reit
erates Hkj slander which it invented last
year against General llartranft, and talks
its miserable trash about his fair fame be
ing tarnished, and says That his career
"has not been wholly given to evil." The
insult falls powerless from a journal that
bus blackened Itself with one of tho most
disgracefiil'crusades against a brave and
gallant soldier and good and faithful tn
cial, that can le found In the history of
American politics. -'
Mr. Forney thinks that the Bplendid pa
geant enacted at lluiritliuig yesterday was
tho homage of ";t Taction that bus won a
great victory," and that the multitudes
that swarmed the Statet'upitol were 'sub
servient lackeys, 'lau "army of corruption
istf." The little faction" that has won
General IliirlraufVs great victory numbers
in all just a:i'., 125 of the free Voters of
Pennsylvania, rather a large body to be
disposed of us a factiou.
ISuc the sore spot in yesterday's rejoic
ings wasnotso much Governor llariraiill
as .Sena tor Cameron. He was the Mepnis-
topbeles of the occasion in the eyes of the
incorruptible patriot who ci.uducts the
Press. "Rack of all yesterday's pomp and
glory was the sinister figure oi' Simon Cam
eron." II is unanimous election by the
Republicans of tho legislature to the U.S.
senate lor mo iourtn tune, is a "conspiracy
of corrupliouists," "humiliating to our
State pride, and indicative of a low condi
tion of political morality."'
Now in strict deference to the rules of
rhetoric, Mr. Cameron was not a "sinister
figure" crouching "back of all yesterday's
pomp and glory." The truth is that the
veteran Senator, despite the inclemency of
the weather, and the weight of years that
have kept apace iu the advaaces of the
inarch of the century, stood out yesterday
in the bold foreground of the pageant, iu
front of bis home, a conspicuous figure in
the scene, the object of cordial greetings
from his many iricuds, "with his martial
cloak around hiiu," and wi'.h a bearing of
dignified enjoyment of tiie imposing 'de
monstration which signalized the victory
of the great hepublicun party of his native
State. If Mr. Forney had jeered at Sena
tor Camerou for risking a ' bad cold iu his
i nean lor tne saKc ol witnessing the inaugu
; ral processing there might have been some
j point in it; but as it is, bis rhetorical allu
sion is quite at fault,
j Whatever Senator Cameron's faults may
j be and if the immaculate Pass is to be
believed, they must be more iu number
than the bands of the sea and deeper thau
i the sea in their enormity it is a plain fuel.
that with perfect unanimity, aud without
a shadow of a necessity lor tliu use of any
j oonujil inllui.tn. , the ltrjMlhtlcan lA-ialit-
: tore has again chosen hiiu for our Senator,
j Nobody has been bought, sold or bargain
t cd for. No comH'titor was presented to
. the Republican lA-gislators. They declare
; their willingness to entrust the interests of
! Pennsylvania again to the cure of Senator
! Cameron aud In worthy colleague.
! All Republicans are not Mr. Cameron's
1 friends or solid admirers. U has never
! been our business to tight Ins Unties or
j write his eulogies. Uul it is only common
! sense ami honesty to recog n if e hit re-elee-'
lion to tin- Senate lis an net in accordance
with the willof the people of Pennsylvania,
and In express the hope that Senator Cain
j eron may live out a full U-nu of honorable
; service, d- v-ileil wholly lo the welfare of
' his Stale, satisfying his friends and silenc
ing his enemies by sm h an ollieial career
: as (shall close, a long life with the universal
- approbation of his fcllow-cili.isus.
I iMTE AGUlcClTirTu.l- MH'IE TV
I
ELECTION
liit;
Or OF FH. KRS Bl'SIN ES5
ICX KCV T 1 V K COM J I TT K K.
I The t'lecti'iii for ollicers ol the 1'. oiw, '.
: vani:t Agricultural Sociitv took place on
j Wciliit.s.lav iiftcrnnou, the loth u'.t.. and
resulted as follows:
President,!. U. Eby.
Vice-l'rei'iilenis
1 .las. A. M C'rea, 13 George Scott.
M tit-orge lllight, ,11 John A. Nnilh.
raschall Mossis, ,1 Win. M. Walts,
I 4 A. 1). Levering, 10 ti. 11. VVeisiling.
.Iet.teV. Knight, 17 John S. Miller.
W. II. IIo,teiu, 1H J. I. Thompson.
. II. lirunsou.
ll - . . Kusell.
:2'i J. U. Kilpairick,
2t (ieorgo Khey,
2-2 Wm. S. Disscll.
21 J. Miinloek, Jr.,
21 Jas. C' Shaw.
Ilamaioud, Win. Tay-
Tobias Darin,
H'm. L. I'eiper,
W. C. Fivciuau,
I). II. Xeii.iah,
1J I I'll Tripp.
At l.aigc-.T. "
lor and J. Pot ter.
Additional MemU-ts of Kxecu'.ive Com
mittee Deojimin (i. IVters, IJco. IJerg
ner, Abner itutherford. A.Wilhelm, M. C.
Tfol.t. ex-l'icsidenls l'lederick Watts,
David Taggart. Jacob S. llnldcman. TUos.
1. Knox. A. D vd Hamilton, Amos E.
Knapp, John C. M u rn.
Corresponding Secretary KMridge Me
Con key.
Chemist and Geologist 5iam. S. Ilalde
inan. Assistant Chemist aud Ueoloyist lluh
Hamilton.
Librarian Win. II. Egie.
Alter the election, the new Executive
Committee fixed on Eric us the place for
the next fair, and the '.'lid, 2 lib, ii"Al and
'2Uth uf fct'iitembcr as the time for holding
it.
J. U. Hutherfoid was unanimously elect
ed Treasurer of thu Society by the Execu
tive Committee, and 1). W.iviicr See clary,
afler which the proceedings of the day ter
minated. Killed. A laborer named Hugh
Furvy, nged about 70 years, waa killed at
heehlet 's crossing, on the L. ct D. It. R.,
last Thursday morning. Thorn were two
trains passing iu opposite directions at
the lime and the unfortunate man in get
ting out of the way of one got upon thu
track of lh" other was struck nnd nhnost
instantly killed. He leaves no family.
Dunvillc American
The Lewisburg C'iionic is responsible
for the following :
Iu O. tolx-r, two hngs itrayej away near
LcwiMown, uud gulling in an old pen were
iiecidently shut up and forgotten. Here
they leinuiiit (I for sixty-live days without
food or waler, and when found, where
alive, but mere skeletons. When they
went in. they weighed 3W pounds,' when
found Ihey were l ed need to ZO,
Several of the younger member of- the
L-mtsbU-r Dar proposa going to Texas in
a few week, to mgnge in sheep raiting.
Conl Trade r Nortttumberlwud
k Coauly. .
The following is tho qnantity of coal
imnvu nnu sent to market ry operators in
Northumberland county in 1872, for which
wo are indebted to J. J, John, or Shamo
k in t
Wm. Montc'.tas, 9tnnrtvill, 01, S10
Mny, Piiltcrsnn fi Bro., Buck R1iI(;b, Cl,(17
May, Aiiili-iirk"! .Vt'a, dt 1(1 417
Mineral R.K. it Mtn. Oo.,htike Fliller, Tft.SlU
do do Cuinrrim. 7ll,M0
t" do Hit-kor.Twanip,4i..!H
J. LnnudMl A Co., His! Mountain, H7.!l!i4
Icane Mhj ACo., BurasMe, Oii.lmi
T. Bannignnlaer A Oi Ri-ili.ne'o. " fi.V7.U
Rnhrrtsnn A iiiti-iBiun, Henry Clay, 47,118
A. Fulton, o 17.103
Helm A Hnnilwlll, Kcat Valley,. Cl.T'Jt
North Franklin Coal Co., Trcvortoa, M.'JSI
(. W. Jolnis & tiro., Monitor, AS.liUi
(IrieliiT, Keinple Co., I.oeut Gap, n4,SS3
F.xot'lflor Coal Min'g Cu.,Exrr!sior, 5l,til7
Iliirton tiros, .t Co., Coal K'alire, fio,iHH
R. B. Doiity, liiu Fratikha, 27.74H
iultciiuiin,Girm-in A Ccireeinlinek, 3", ":i7
i L.iiil'iIoi) A Co., IttrUorv ltidgp, SS.k-j
KnlcrprlM- Coal 'o., EaU-rpi-lse, (!:l,0 H)
weaver c Martin. eiiamokm. iJ2.H(i4
I'liiriey, Mawellyn t Co., HellrnHtt-ln,
lit, 815
r. nnnnes,
cririitrpser A Ilccil,
Wui. Brown,
to
A. Morton,
Pehwpnk A Co.,
Han A FaeHv,
MrArtluit A Itnth,
Boinrlii-r, Slilpp ,t Co.
Helm A Goodwill,
KreKR A Bro.,
Sailtli A Kier,
Curler A Gorman,
Kiltorprlso Conl Co,.
Coal Mountain.
8.UU3
0,(118
do
Daniel Webster, 14, 043
liimtiert
l :i.-J7
Morton,
Cile Ionia,
Franklin,
do
Frank Gown,
Mnrshull,
Uenrgc Fa!e,
Ijiiiie.iftr,
1J,K(I7
M.177
3,S7'J
:i.ii.'.7
fi.tr.'O
n.yti7
0.107
8.141
J,iienn Sninmit,
M.irjrla PrniiR'n,
GiiltdiminjGorniaa AC'olir.idy,
18
Totnltoimt-t 11T2,
Total toas in lTI,
1,221,: 3?
l.gt:l.O W
Inprpc !n 173, K.'WI
Of this piantity. 7)d.ll7 t-ins were Bent
eal by the Philadelphia and tending
Railroad; dO'j.o'i tons were sent west, via
Northern C-ntral Hiitwiv; I 1,3 I t un
via Lehigh Valley, an I :i..i.i: tons via '.he
Tvcvcrton nnd Snsquehauua luiilro.td.
tntoi'i;.
TF.nnim.K Maiiisr PisASTEn. ion-
j (ion. .ian. a report of a terriolo mar
: ine disaster which occurred lat night in
j the Knglish Chaunel had just b en n.veived
, in London. Theeiuigratil ship N'orthtleet,
I which sailed from hen' several days ago for
' Australia, with 412 passengers, exclusive
of her crew, was in collision nt midnight,
' two miles olf Dung.mes, with an un-
known foreign steamship, and was cut down
j to the water's edge. Only So persons are
I knnwu to bn saved, ami it is believed that
I every other passenger who was on board
bar found a watery grave. Xn attention
! wis paid by the steamship to the emigrant
I vessel after tho collision, and she proceeded
. on her course, leaving the sull'erers to their
I fate.
! Frmiiru Paktic ti.aks of tiik Ca-
VALTY. Lnmlftn, Jan. J3. AVhen the
collision between the emigrant ship Xorth-
fleet, nnd an unknown steamship happened !
: last night, a panic occurred on the former j
! vessel. The passengers, who were asleep.
rushed from their berths to every portion
; of the ship, when; thev thought they might j
be safe, and utterly refused to obey" the 'or- :
ders of the captain. That officer, ns a !
j last resort to enforce obedience to his com- !
i mand, was compelled to fire upon the ter- !
: ror-stricken people, and one of them was !
I wounded. It is believed that if the pas- !
I sengers had obeyed the orders of the cap-
I tain, more of them would have been saved, j
I LATER fAr.TTtri.AItS. I
j Loxdox. Jan. 2:1. Additional particu- '
I lars of the terrible marine disaster oIl'Dun-
petiefs lighthouse last niijlit have been re- i
ceived. Tho Xorth licet was lying at an- '
chor til the time the collision occurred, j
1 Iter cflrun iotitiutotl of rnilrontl ir..ti. :
I Three hundred and twenty one persons
were drowned, including the captain ofi
the ill. fated vessel. The name of the '
i steamer which ran into the ship has not .
yet been ascertained. Hut she is believed '.
i to have been a Spanish vess.d. The Board
; of Trade of this city, has ollered a reward
, of lw pounds for her discovery. Twelve
I other persons have been saved from end- ,
j grant ship Xorth Fleet, which makes 1)7 ;
lives known to have been saved. Lloyds '
i have telegraphed to their agent at all south- ,
j cm stations to stop, it possible, the steamer i
j which ran Xorlhtlecl down. j
Hand Whiting cpon an Yioa. !
I Hyde Dark, Scranlon. last week enjoyed ,
I a tirst class sensation. An egg was)
j found upon which was read in raised let- ;
: tors ibis terrible sentence : "Woo to the!
i inhabitants of Hyde Dark who indulge in j
, intoxicating drinks repent, therefore and i
j pray earnestly for the forgiveness of thy j
I sins! 1ST3." This terrible doom upo'i the
j inhabitants of Hyde Dark created the wild-
I est excitement, and tli.) old soakers are '
j trembling in their boots, while the tern-
nerance people ri'o up and call the heu j
i blessed. j
I Fourteen young meti have been arrested
j at lIiigheKvil!e and bound over to appear'
j at court, for bad conduct at church. I
j Hon. C. U. Duckalew has been appointed
attorney fertile I.ebigh Valley Uaildoad
i Co., at a sulary of $10,000 per annum. j
j A contemporary asks, "when will the !
j supply of old army overcoats be exhausted?'
; Il is a remarkable thing where they come ,
j form ; yet every year, as tlio winter up- i
proaclns. Ihey appear on the backs of men j
j employed in out-door work, and seem to
i be almost as plentiful us at the cl jsu of the 1
' war. i
j
! Sleighing patties iu Schuylkill county
curry their provisions with them. and. af
ter enjoying themselves at the hotel ate !
polite enough to say 'thauk you" to the I
landlord, )
A Dottsville wifegavo her husband half !
the furniture the other day uud scut him j
nomc to tns parents. A very considerate
wifu.
The sprlu? election for Bradford county
was held ou tho Ulh of January. The
vote was taken for and ngattist license, nnd
carried against by a majority of about J,
2jU. Ex-Senator Gwiu, otherwise Duke of
Sonera has sold his silver mine for Sl.
000 000.
Theodore Mears was hanged on Friday,
at Denver, Col., fir the murder of George
M. Uoud, iu August, 1S71.
A lad uamad Win. D. Kaiser, fifteen
years of age, committed suicide by bang
ing himself, n low days ago, near Clear
Held, this Slate. He had run away from
his homo in Urook villa, ami was living
with a farmer, when seeing himself adver
tised in a Clearfield paper by his lather, he
went to the baru aud committed the rash
act.
Robert L. Cassy was tried in Potisville,
last week, for the murder of "Turk'Uleily,
nnd acquitted. Cassy wns a policeman of
Tumaqua, und on tho night of the -JOth
of July last Keilly made an assault on
him, when Cassy shot him iu self-defence.
Kpeclal Court.
"VTOTICE l U'.rctiy,i;lven that a 8pwlal Court
of the Court of Coniinoa Pica, in nnd lor
the eoiiuiy of Noi ihumb r.i.n.l, will M lioldeii at
Rinbury, comiueuciuK MONDAY, April 7, A. I).
und eoniluulnx one veek, fur tho ttlul of
sll (pecial cuiiftei on the Plenii denending
LLOVD T. I'.OIIKbACH.
Pnnbury, January 17,1873 i'rotbouoiary.
ADJOURNED COURT.)
l'roclnmatiou.
WHEREAS tho Honorable Wm. M. Rock.
(Her, President JuriVo, and hit Associates,
for this District, hve Issued their mandate for
an adjourned Conrt for Noithnmtwrland
enmity, to tw hold on Monday the 3d diiy of
Mureli, A. D., 1873, bclinf lha lt .Monday of
said month, In Sunbiiry, nnd to lnsl on week. I
therefore ire notice to ull Jdrvtnen drawn for
this Court, nnd nil others Inteasted. to b and
nppir nt the place aforesaid at 10'o'clocs, a. in.
of said dav.
SAMUEL II. rtOTllERMEUBherlff.
Stirriff's Olllcs, - "
Punharv, Feb. 1, 18TH.
Notice.
riinE Military Ilonrd of Nortutimbrld Co.,
1. Organized January lsth. at armory of the
Slmmokln Guard, dipt. JOHN McF.blF.SG was
(1-cte.l Pi-esiileut, :id dpt. A. CALDWELL
Si-cretnry.
The Board Is now ready for the transaction of
such military b-islness as may ht brntiijht befuro
it. A. CALDWELL,
feb 3t . Secretary.
Itulc m lleiris of Valentine Klane.
Uccennod.
ST ATK OF PENNSYLVANIA L.
County of Northumberland,
To the Sheriff of said County Greeting i
Vc command you that you notify Mary Klsse,
widow of Valentine Klnse. late ot thn borouirh of
Suyd-rtown, county of Northumberland, deceits
rd. Cnthnrliie. now Intermarried with Abrnm
R.-iner. Eve, now Intermarried wl.h ti. W.Lerch.
John Kliise, W:ilnm H. Klasc, Lnv:na, ttitsr
tnan iod with Isaue Boulnicr &ht !s now d
eeased leaving the f il or nr chlMUnt Isabella
nouglnier. T. 1. Bongliner. Henrietta KOTtchnfr.
Clara Uoughner and (.:oiite llon.rhner. Barnh
W are, now Intrnnarri.- t with Noah Ware, Va
lentine Klnse, Hannah, now intei mttrried ,wlttt
Danii-I Doul;ieli, Suannah, iinvy l&iertaarrlcd
with (.; -oi.e Ailauis, all hi ii-4 aud lenal rebresen-
t.itives of Valentine Klase, iutu of the bilI'OU;bof
Snvileriovvn, Noiihauibeilaiid ouuty, deceased,
that nt. tlio January Term. A. I). 1373, u rul wiu
granted upon tliem the said heirs uud legal rep
n sentntives of the said deee lent, commanding
tlicin to come forward and accept or refuse the
real mtate of said decedent ut tlio valuation put
upon the same bv an Impicst, Ismlnif ou' of this
Cum t. returnable nt tliu January Term of the
year 1T:1. or show raupf why the same should I
not 1 1.: sold in cjh the said paniei should neir-
lector refuse to take and iicccpt the ssme as
aforesaid, by the 11 rut day of next Term, vli, the
second Monday of Match, A. D., 187H.
Vituv the Honorable Win. M. Rocke
II S 1 I'res dent of our said Court, this
1 "' ' twenl.v llit day of January, A. D. elgh
""' teen hundred and scveuiv -three.
J LF.lt F.SKING,
Clerk O. C.
Register's Oi:' ',',
Siiubury, Feb. 1, !$?:. !!t.
TP.1T OF PARTITION.
IM itc of
Daniel Wtliuer, d- censed.
iltetun
Ma ret
IST.t.
I Returnable to
irch Term
No:iTncMiirni,Ni) Cocstv, ss.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to the Phc
rilfnf Northunibei land County, tlreeting :
WHEKEAS. at an Orphans' Court held in Sun
bury, in nnd for the county of Northumberland,
the eighteenth day of January, iu I devour of our
I. nrd one thousand eight hundred and seventy.
three, before the Honorable Win. M. Rockefel
ler, Ks( President, and Ills Associate Justices of
the Court. In the mutter ot P, oil. l Wcini'T, de
ceased. The petition !' Wi'li am VVeiuier, North
nmlie' land. borough. Nnilhntnher'.iTid county, in
the state of Pennsylvania, was presented, letting
fotth that lie is one ef lie- el. i'. dren and lineal de
scendants of Daniel Weiiner, iate f tin: borough
of Northumberland, deeea-e.l, thai the -a'd Dan
iel Weiiner died on the day of , A. D. one
thousand eight hundred nnd foily-elght. intes
tate, leaving a wl low inline I Margaret Welmcr
who Is also deceased, mid nine children, viz:
your petitioner Wni Weiiner mid Christian L.
Weiiner, (Jeo. I.. Welmcr, Mary intermarried
wi'h Heni v ItivcMe. Callnrine intermarried with
J-.hn A. I.'ov.l. Margaret intevmari I' d with Jno.
S Mallorh. El'zt.eih liit-rtoarrl-d with John A.
IWinier, tarah W.-'nner nte' ttenella IVeiuier.
I I. . I Ilia ...I I il.O..,le..l l..lllel W. i et 1 , ! 'eil ...'. fed
in fee of, ati'l in a certain lot or iieee of ground
situated in the born'iiih of Nortti'imherlittnl, Nor
tlinnilierland e.etniy.t'iMinsylviii'ei .er.i'talnlng se
veetv live feet (1") in front .vi W it. r street, nnd
one bnn.lred and ni'e t y-l o feet in t. 1 th to an al
ley. it Ii.'lng lot n'.nilier seven, an ! llt'tei-n feet of
lot number six In the general j.'an ol the borough
of Nnttliunil.ptl-ind. whereon I creeled n double
two story leg dwelling house, with klt"hen at
tached, n one and a liu f slory frame store house,
stub i... and other out buildings.
'fills is to notify you and each of you herein
above named, and you are herein- nr.ttlled that by
virtue (f the above writ to nur dire-t'-d. an Inquest
wi'l be he'd on the p remises of tiie above niiincd
Daniel We'oiiMr, deceased, in tie borough of Nor
thumberland, No'th'd Co., Pennsylvania, us here
in de-crib.-d, mi Wednesday, March 13. 1S73, ut
liio'c'ock, a. m.. forthe purpose of i. taking par
tition of as to value, r.n.l upprili the real estate
herein nbove described rf the said decedent, lit
which time nnd place you may c.ieh nnd till ap
pear if you think proper.
S. H. ROThE It MEL, Sheriff.
Sheriff Oltiee,
Sunbury, February LISTS. t.
Rule on Ileirn of I'll II Ip Ileckert,
fleeensied.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
N'.i ihumherlnnd Count v.
8S.
At an Orphans Point he'd nt Snnbiny, !n nnd
for said enmity, on the l(h day of J.innnry, A.
P. one thousand eight hundred and seventy
tl.rce. before the Honot ab!- William M. Roekc
f.'iVr. Prcsiident. nnd Josei'li Nicely, and fieorge
C. Wr'ker. tils Associate Justice-ol s .i.l Court.
I'l'on the petition of Emanuel Tl.-ckert, one of
the children nnd heiis of Philip Heekert, late of
Lower Mnhanny township. In said count y. d'rt,
the Cnmt granted a rule on von, I'manuel Heek
ert. Ann Marv Heekert. (widow of said Philip
Heck .ri ) Philip Herker'. Susannah Intermarried
w ith Philip Tsebopp, Michael Heekert. Marv In
termarried wiili Imiiic H. Ressler. Rachel Heek
ert. Catharine Intermarried with William Lem
mon, Andrew Heckeit, LIHey, Minerva. Uriah
Ellsworth, nnd Henry, children f.f Henry Heck-
rt, who linve for th. lr Onard'sn Emanuel Deck
er Ann Mary, Frederick nnd Daniel, children of
Daniel Heekert, dee'd, w ho resl le In Marshall
county, and State of Iowa, nit heir anil legal re
presentatives of Philip Heekert. lnt of said
county, deceased, commanding yon, nnd each of
you to show cause by first dav of next term, to
wit. second Monday of March. A. D. i:!T!S, why
the balance of snld dccel'-nt's e tate,lo w it i pur.
part numbers one nnd three should not be snld
ft-cnnling to the Act of Assembly iu ti.t-a case
made and provided.
In wltucst whereof,! have hereunto set my
ric -i baud and Ollicl.-il Srnl. this twemy-flflii
' ' dav of January, A. D. one thousand eight
hundred nnd seventv-lbre".
JAC03 LEISEN'RIN-,
Clerk, O. C.
Register's Office.
Sunbury, Feb. 1, 1S12. St.
Audltor'a otiee.
rilHE undersigned. Auditor appointed by the
1 Couit to make iilstribullon of the funds In
the hands 1 f William II. W-ippIr, and M. B.
Pi iestlcy, Assignees of Daniel Lesher and Wil
liain Miller, parties trading under the linn name
of Lesher oc Miller, to and umoug the creditors of
said ttrui legally entitled thereto, hereby give no
lice, that he will meet all parties lutciei-ied In thu
distribution ol the said funds at his olllee, oppo
site the First National Bank, biinbury, on 8alur
day the l.tth day of Keln.ii.rv next, tor lha pur
pose of iitteu jiuu to the duties of bis appoint
ment. WM. C. PACKER, Auditor.
Sunbury, Jan. 19, 1873.
AlsMIXIMTKATOIl'M MALE
of Real Eflat of Nancy Cassett, dee'd.
PURSUANT to an order of thu Orphaa's
Court of Northuinbei lund C.iumy, Pa., will
be toid ul pitolio sale, on tlie premises, iu bun
bury, in said county, 011 TUESDAY, Ihe lh day
of FEBRUARY. 1S73. thu following proH.rty, to
wit iOue HOUoE A LOT niluato ou Broad
wuy or Front street, being the southern half of
lot numbered 011 the general pluu of said bor
ough of Sunbury, at lot number Ul 1 containing
kM feet aud V luchra In fioul on said Broadway
or Front btreot, and rxtendiug cast of that
width !eo0 feet lo 1111 alley. On which are
orcoiod a frame Duelling House, and other out
buildings, also a g.md well of Water, uud a lot
ofebolea fruit trees. Hale to commence at
o'clock, P. M.,(.faid duy, wheu the terms will
be mad known by
P. H. MOORE, Adut'r.
Jacob Lecturing, Cl'k O. C.
Kuubury, Jauu try 18, 1S7S.
Election Proclamation,
WHEREA8, by on Act passed by lbs Legis
lature of this Comniouwealth. it Is imide
tho duty of the HhciltT of every enmity to (tlvn
notice of nn election tn be held nt the time nnd
places of holding election for township nnd mu
nicipal officers of snld election districts, for the
purK)e of voting for or ngnlnst the Act known
n the Local Option I,ur- Approved Ihe SiTth day
of March, A. D. lsn. wlileb pt"To,rtw followsi
Pec. 1. lit (I tnat-tetl, e., That on the third
Frlduj In March", one lhtiusnu,Jl rbht hundred
and seventv-three, In every Tty n' coun
ty of this Commonwealth,, nni r the annu
al mnnlelpal elections oVrty lltlsrt ycr thereafter,
In every such city nnd county. It shall be the du
ty of the Inspectors and Judge of the election in
the cities ntvl counties, to receive tlrke's, either
written nr printed, from the legs. I Voter of snld'
cities nnd counties, labelled orr the- outside "II
ceusV'snc' on the mslde'Tcr llcer.so,"or"neitlnet
llcenso,' nnd to deposit said ticket iu n box pro
vided lor Ibnt poronse bv said 'inannnir .....l
Judges, as ia required by law in the ease el other
tickets received, shall be counted, and n return
nt tho same made to the Clerk of the Court of
Quni terbeslonsof the pence of thu proper coun
ty, (iiilyjcertilled u it is required by luwt which
certlUeates shall bo IhIiI before tbeJudKes ol snld
court nt tlie Urst inxcliug of said nouit nfier 81,1
election slmll.be held, and ahull be Uled with the
other recunut of all oouil ; and it . ehull be tlie
duty oftr.nyors of cities, aud sheriffr ol CniptU-,
or of nny oilier officer whose duty It mnv bn to
perform such ervi-c, lo itive due public' notice
of such special election above provided for, three
weeks previous to tlie time of holding tliemmn,
nnd also three weeks before suelt election every
third year thereafter iVoefc.W, Unit this net
shall not be construed to repeal or Hlfect nny spo-
. .... ..tn j..jiii.iMiig mo sme ot intoxicating li
quors, or prohibit tho irranllnK of licenses t JVo
vUUd, thst when the municipal nnd township
elections In any county or city do not ocenr on
the third Friday in March, the elections provided
for In this section shall be hold on tho day fixed
forthe mnnlclpcl elections In said eonnty , Jlnd
pretWtdt furthtr, that all lieouses granted after
the flisl of Jauuary, ono thoasand eight hundrsd
and seventy-tlir...e, shall cease, determine and be
come void on the first day of April, one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-three, If the dis
trict for which tbcv shall be grunted determines
against the graDliuy of license i nnd tire treasu
rer of the propvr county shall then reTuud to tUo
holdet of such license the moneys so paid there-'
for. for which thn eal.l treasurers shall be enti
tled to cioditiu their uceouuti with the Com
monwealth. tEc. a. Thut in rcecivitnr and counting, and
niuklug retmus of the votes cast, the Inspectors,
judges and clerks of said election, shall be gov
erucd by the laws of this Commonwealth regulat-
iiiu Bi-icnu eieciions; nun na Hie penalt.es or,
said election luws. oro hereby extended to and i
shall apply lo the voters, Inspectors, Judges uud j
clerks, votiug ut and nttending upon the election !
held tinder the provisions id this net.
Therefore, , 8. 11. Rotuuumix, High Sherilfof j
Northumberland county, do hereby make known
nnd proclaim to the qualified voters of Noitliuui-
herluud county, that mi election will be held for
that pnrpose, on FRIDAY, the Sil-t day of FEU-
RL'ARY, A. D. Ib7u, ut :he following places und i
uisiru-is witriiu ine county, to w it :
Sunbury, West Wurd.ut tho Court House, 8nn.
bury, l'a. t East Wurd, at the public boutr of K.
T. Drumheller.
ITpjier Augusta tow ntUip, nt the public nouse
of Joel Bittcnnun.
Lower Augusta township, nt the public hou.-c
of Peter Dunkeiberger.
Noithuinberland borough nt the pubile house,
of Jerry Yordy.
Foiut District, nt the hnuc of Mrs. Johnson,
In the borough of No.thuiiiberliind.
Milton, South Ward, ut the. House ot C. W.
Slicker; Noilh WarJ, at the pub. lo house of J.
M. Hull.
Tiiibut township, nt the houee of Abraham
Kissinger.
Delaware township, at tho house of Datesnian
nnd Heckle.
Chlllquuque, ut the house of Charles Hart-
ninn.
Wat&ontowu, lowur room of Academy build- I
lug. I
Lewis township, at thu house of D. H. Dreis- !
Iiaeli, In 1 m t.it V lilt- btirough.
IStniniok in townihip, at 'he house of T. Nt-shit.
Upper Mahuiioy township, ut the bouse of
John 11. (ieist.
Little Mahauoy township, nt the house ef Con
rad liaker.
Lower Mah.inoy, ut tho home of A. Itoa.ler-
mcl.
Rush township, at Liberty-Pole school house.
Jackson township, at the hou-e of John Al- ;
bert. Heindoii, Pa.
toal n.v,t. i.ip, t il... Lo...,. nr Austin Malice. '
Bliamokin borougli, East Ward, at the llnu-eof ,
Win. M. Weavert West Ward, ut thu bouse ot
Patrick Kuirns. j
Zerbe towu-diip, at tho house of Thoiius '
Foulds, Jr. (
Cameron township, at tho house of li. W. j
Uetl!, tiowen City. j
Jordan town-hip, nt the houe of Jacob Mio-scr. .
Mt. Curtnei borough, at ti e Ml. Carinel House. '
Washington township, at the house of 11. C. i
Fl8-cr.
MeEwcnsvlllc, nt the home of Henry I'cei'.er. j
T ill tfit v ii Ip. at the lioU'e cl bi iuin tpp. I
Mt. Carmcl luiiklep, at lha llnu.-e c.l Miebuel I
Cirulia n. I
Itiverside I'.'irnuli, at the public school hous
of said burouc.li. I
Snyileilottii, ut tho puu'.ie house of William
Farrow. j
Given under my hand, t my nllice, iu Suu'mry J
this 'JmIi dayof Jaimaiy, In tiie e.ir of our Lord j
one tboiir-mid eight linn.lrc l and fen'nty.tlnee, j
uud ill the t.iii. ly eeiuli year i f the Indvpcn-
deuce of the L'l.itcd St tcs. v I
S. II. UOTUF.ItM EL, Pheritr. I
Shcrlrt s Otlice. Sunbury, j
February I, 1S7J.
O. W. KKEFLft.
C. W. IlASSLElt.
NewGoods!
J)ry Goods, Xotloun, Funiishing
Goods, GroeerieH, Oil Cloths, j
Glass and Xnils j
of every aiicty, at out- low pi lee,
' nt
I
Kcefcr & Uussler's Stin'e,
Comer ot l-'ouilh and Maik. l Stn-. ls,
tUNBl'RY, PA.
All k'.uiU of Grain taken i.i t-xehaiige rnme lis
cush. Call uud see us.
KKEFER .V UASSLI U.
Sunbury, Feb. 1, IfcTJ.
Borough OrdiuuitefN.
lit n Oiioainko hy the Itiuge-ses and Town
Council of the Ihnough ol t-unlinn and it it
hereby or.luiuei: by 1. liliio,i. ol t,,t f.i.ee
1st, That Iron. ..ml nlii-r the paSM.ue (.f ll.i
ordiuniicc, it sh 11! not be lawlui for uny peisou
or persons to c.n-t any iiiblii-h, il'nt, sand, u.iith,
rnul. coal ashes, o- wast p.iH-r upon any .tinl
or alley within sal 1 boioiiul'. wilbout pi rmirsioii
of ihe Council, under peu.iltj of Tbi.-e io;',.ii
for each and everv such ollei.ee mi I eo-t- of ).io
Secutlon, uud cos Is of leuioviiig the same, which
pcuall Vlnav be reeotritii by any peison Mieii.g
lor tac same bef.iiu uny Just'iv of the Peace or
Burgess ot said buiniigh. iu like manner a. oiii 1
debts are recovuinblu by law, the one hall ol s..i I
penalty to the 11-e of Ihe prosecutor, ni l the oth
er hull lo I he use of the borough.
2d, AllOiilinalie.il Inconsistent herewith, me
hereby repealed.
Moiutliall two thirds votej Yea. It bee.iine-
law, January Uib,lS73.
Sunbiuy, J..U. IS. 1013 -3:.
Be IT OliPAINru by tlie Buigesres an I To .in
Council of the Boiough ul biliilni: v, an il is Vie
by ordained by the nulllo'ity ..I the same
lt, Tliul from aud aft. c the pu-sugc of lbi
Oidiiiauee, that etty iH.-etit4ti.l of real .bi.iic
within said borough, rbull cl.-uM elf all airl. .hn-i
and rubbish, and till seow and lee from the side
walks and culler-, the full idih ofihe -a , in
froul of it'll occupied premises, wit in lwei;ty
f'our hours from the lime of its lo igiuert .
V I, In cute such pioeuieiii, or any l Hu m. Is
Hill so cleuuud, kueh vrou m olle .di..g an I ue
alectlng, shall lie liuble to a penally of line Dol
lar for the use of any person wlin 111 ij proserule
for the luiiue, and iy eot of piosec.it Ion, and
ul enpeun'i n 1 e move the same, such penalty to
be recoverable before uny Ju-tlceof thu Peuce or
Burgess, us oilier debts aru recovered.
There being more than two-thirds, it becouitt a
Uw.Jasuarj Ulb, 1873.
Sunbury, Juu. 18, 1873. -St.
Executor' Notice,
(On tbs Ektata of Abraham Snyder, dee. I
NOTICE is hereby given, thai Letters Test a -meulaiy
bave been grinned 10 the unCer
sigued. Executor of tlie Estate of Abraham Sny
dor, deceased, late of Upper Augusta township,
Northumberland couuiy. Person know lug tbeui
elves ludvbted t snld estute, and those having
claims againtt thssauie, will present them to the
Executor for ;tluienl. -
A. N. BRICE, Esecutor. '
unbury. January !t3, 1ST2. fel.
jcto bbcrlismtnls.
N V -
ruti.K S1.K
OB
Valuutile Heal I'.ntale.
rPR? ticrelnaft described .iepeitv,'ownc.( by
-A. tht- Fort Augusta It.itMiug and Lonn Ansn
elation, ir duubuty, Pa. will bo sdld nt Public
Dale, on
.i. THE nth-DAT of FEHRUARY, 1878,
nt the CORNER OF 81 And MARKET iim!i,
In front of J. elilpajau's-olllce, thn follow lug de
scribed property, to wit i u Certain lot or piece Of
(toii4 silut on the corner or 4lh and Vina sis.,
now occupied by Geo. Oelst r, being lot, No. 17'
OillSlaBor Mas. fir's Hdditlon to the borough of
Biinonryj containing 81 feet, fronting 011 4,h,und
eSlwndlng west nlong Vine si,, of that width, m
an Alley wbcreou Is creeled r laifo, aud solj.
Slnntial two-ntory frame dwelllng.linnse, with a
two-story rrnmo kltchea attueUen, and othor ne
cessary out-biilldiugs.
' . ' AL8O.
A certn'n lot or pleeo of ground, situate In TJp
pr Augusta township. Xoiihnmlierlnnd countv,
nt the forks of thu Tnlpetiox-ften imd Pluirt I reek
rnnds, chntalning about 0110 und n quarter ncres,
more or less, whereon is erected a laruti and com-,
inodlons, two story frame iuilrliiig, with a base
ment suitable for n hotel, or dwelling. There is
nlso n choice lot of frtilt trees, and a well of Wa
ter on the int.
These properties will positively be sold nt the
time nnd pi a re above mentioned. Any further iu
fnrmHtlon desired, will b furnished by the tin
derstgned committee.
Termseusyt sale to romtneuceot 10 o'clock,
a. m., of said day, when terras will ba made
known by
J. IT. MOORE.'
J. BHIPMAN,
H. Y. FRYLINO,
Committee on ijalc.
fttinbnry, January 21, 1878.
T1IAI. H. N1UN0, j
Third and Market Square,
HAS Just received A full line of flrst-clnss
goods nt moderate pries. ' Has tho
best stock outside the cities, consisting of
American aud NwIhm Watches,
Elgin. Mi nois, llownrd Ac Co., Wnltham, Mass.,'
Springfield Watch Co.. Peiladelphiii. : Alsoa full
line of Ladles' aud Gent,' Gold aud tiilver
Watches.
JEWELEY.
Roniun Gold sets, pink coral nnd Gold set?,
K:ir-R'n.s, Neeklucei nnd Pendants, Ouyi nnd
Jet Jcweliy.
SILVER-WARE,
Solid Silver-ware of Sterling purit), made to or
der. H1id.1l nnd Preicntati.m Piece?. Knives,
Fork and Spoon iu cases, also, a full line' of
Silver Plated Goods, Tea Si ts, lr Water Sets,
Erbit Stands. Cnke ISaskeis, Collce TL'iti", Fork,
and Spoons treble plated, the best iu the markets
SPECTACLES.
If you Value your Eyesight, use the Pel feet
Len-es, ground from minute Civile Pebbles mel
ted together, and derive there name "Diamond''
on iiccrmul of there hardness uud brilliancy.
They will Intt many years without change, aud
warranted Superior to all others Iu use.
TABLE CUTLERY.
Ivory, Pearl and Metal handles in cases ft: -plled
to t.rdei.
CLOCKS.
A full assortment of Eight day nnd Thirty
hour Ciorks, ,.(Mi t 'aleuder Clucks ot ,.il inscrip
tions, l-.ngraving done at the slmi test notice.
All goods sold v. iirr.iele.l as Ihey are tepie
font d. And he would caO the ull.-niiot. of .'.
patron uud the public t hi. i-ne st.-i-k I
AMERICAN nod S is W..tebe of the 11 ei
makers hi tin; wiuM. N.. tioublc 10 -how goo N. 1
Call and CMimiue my sn.ek.
TH A D'S S. PJ'A NNON. I
Sauburv, Dec. gl, UT.'. I
THE
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Dr. ARVI S TAIt REMEDIES
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Dr. GARVI.VS TAR REMEDIES
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Dr. GARVI.VS TAR REMEDIES
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Dr. GARVIVS TAR REMEDIES
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Dr. GARVIVS TAR REMEDIES
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