Sunbury American. (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, May 31, 1873, Image 4

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    1873. , 1873.
: mm oftNOQ psdioa"''
Enormous Stools, - '
Greatest Variety.
Lowest Prices.
Just opened at
S. HERZFELDER'S
Popular Clothing Store.
, tlic lorgost stock of .
SPfilKe AJRB SUMMER C?PQj)f?
' ever ofl'crcd in litis town.
1000 Coats, 1000 Vests, 1500 Pants, 200 Hoy's anil Children's Suits, 1000 Hat and Cap
lor men
s of
mini
Star
jOOO Liiion and Paper Collars, 1000 Pair Linen and Paper Cuffs, 1000 Ties, Hows and
Scarfs, 150 Dozen Socks, 30 diifcrcnt styles .Suspenders,
Wmm AID OYERSHIRTS,
Gauze and Merino .Summer Underwear, Trunks, Satchels, Valises,
Jewelry, Walking Canes, &c.
Everybody Is respectfully Invited l call ami examine this most magnificent assort
ment. . .
.No Goods misrepresented, no trouble to show Goods or to give information.
The whole will be offered at . - - -
Extraordinary Low Prices,
and satisfaction guaranteed In every way.
Herzfclder-
Corner Market and Third Streets, Sunbury, Pa.
Sunbury, Fa., April 12, 187.1.
UF.O. WOOD'S & CO'S., OR(iANN.
AND THEIR COMBINATION SOLD STOPS.
Tho Piano A beautifully toacd piano, which
will never require, tuning. T he Vox Humann
A baritone solo not fan or tremolo. The -E J
line delicate soft or breathing stop. See adver
tisement in nnothr column.
March S, 1873. tiw.
A KKM AUK A It IVI..TIO.
One of the inwt -Important iinproveinents ever
pciTuetud in imifidS hi.-truineiUs has lately
been introduced by O'rcu. Woods A Co.. iu their
improved Parlor Organs. It consists of a piano
of exquisite quality of tones which will never re
quire tuning.
1 he nnstrumcnt was lately introduced at a
musical soiree In Baltimore and received the cor
dial npplanec and cinliirHeinont of the many cinl
aient professionals present. See advertisement
5n nnother column.
March 211, lo73. Ow. .
SEW TOIIAC t 4 AMI NI'.UAR, AM
Ml UM I HTUJIK.
South side of Murket street bet weeu 3.1 und (Ui
SUNBURYPA.
Just opened, an entire new stixk of all kind of ,.
TOBACCO AND SF.GAUS. ' ' 1
5cgars of every grade. j
Tobacco of every varie'y. I
Pipes, both plain und faniy.
BRUSHES I BRUSHES ! BRUSHES!!!
A large assortment ofRrushos diroct fioin tho
manufacturer at greatly reduced prices. His j
line of brnsbes are a specialty and many naw 1
kinds never before introduced into Ibis market.'
Also, lK-r Collars and CnlL in treat variety. 1
A large assortment of all the popular Songs .
of the day. . ' I
Call and examine my goods and get a list of .
prices. HENRt PK.TERY. j
November S, 187-'. ly (
950,000 FOR N2I II
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
Of the Mercantile Libra! y Association of the .
City of Leuvonworth, Kan. i '
In aecorilanec with an act of the Legislature
and their Articles of Incorporation, the Board of
Directors announce their Urn
Grand Gift Concert and Dlrtiibution by lot,
among the lickct-holdeis.jif
33S,555 IJTC.ASH, j
at LAIVG'S HALL, Lcavuuworth, 011 the S.'.lli !
il.iy of June. 1873, for Hie buictil of tho Library.
M,38 CASH GIFTS, AMOL'NTIFG TO 33'J,.VV
Tbia enterprise is endorsed by the GnvTrnor, !
Secretary oi State, Auditor of Slate, Sucrliiteii- j
ilenl of Public liihtruclinu, Treasurer of Stale, 1
Mayor and Com in on Council of Lcnvi nivortli, i
and all leadir.g business men ut the Jlale, and
the certainty of the iliel liluil inn and payment of '
fifls, as advertised, is folly guaranteed.
TICKE1 S tl EACH, ii Tor 85. C for f 10.
Memorandum of Cash Gifts to bu dittridutcd
Sune Uoth, 18ol.
I GRAND CASH GIFT,
I GRAND CASH GIFT, -I
GRAND CASH GIFT,
I GRAND CAall GIFT,
1 tilt AND CASH GIFT.
1 (.RAND CASH GIFT ,
J GRAND CASH GIFT,
1 GRAND CASH GIFT,
1 GRAND CASH GIFV,
I tiRAND CASH GIFT, I
I GRAND CASH GIFT, ,
1 GRAN D CASH GIFT.
I0,(KI0
35,(KHI
30,000
liS.OOO
ao.ooo
f ' I5.PO0
IS.0O0
10,000
' 8,000
5,000
8,000
MiOO
s.
1
1 GRAND CASH GIFT,
For balance of ptlzcs scud for cliculais.
This concert is under the nupcrvlo'n.u aud
rii-
rcctlou ot llie lollowing.
HOARD OF DIRECTORS :
C. II. Durfic, Merchant, II. L. Newman, il.ink
ir, II. D. Ki.u, Lumber, II. W. Gillelt, Mcr
'liant, G. F. Prescoll, Commercial, James B.
Kitchen, Farmer, W. C. Fould, City Eug'r, P.
(. Lowe, Capitalist, C. K. Morehead'. Meichunt,
J. L. Wevor, M. D., 8. W. EnglUh, Lawyer, C.
Mollcr, Cash'rGer. 8. B., E. T. C'atr, Architect.
OFFICERS 1
E. II. Durfee, President. II. L. Newman, Vice
Pies. Geo. F. Prescoll, Sec. Carl M oiler, Trcus.
The well known character of the Directors of
tho Mercantile Library Association and the en
dorsement preseuled, Is a suftleieut giutiuutee to
all ubhent ticket-holders, thai their interests
will be fully guarded and protected.
All correspoudeuco ktiictly conlidentinl, and
any person drawing a prize peed uut be kuowu
unless iney so ae.irc
Ticket drawing prizes will be cashed ou
signt.
This I 11m grandest, safest aud best untor.
prise ever presuuted to lb. public.
Official lists of w lulling numbers will be sent
to purchasers of tickets immediately aiW the
distribution.
t or information and tickets addrcas, .
BAMBAKGE St CO.,Generul Aiicnts,
15 Liberty Sircot, New York.
Tickets sent C. V. D. at pur vv;nse.
A jeuls wuutud. Liberal (. oiumis.iuu. paid tu38w
ana ooys,
all DescriDtions.
9
sis is
G. W. KKKFEK. C. W. UAS.LKR.
3STgw O oods I
SPUING AND SUMMEK.
Dry Goods, Notions, Furnishing
Goods, Grx-erie, Oil Cloths,
f'J
Glass and Nails
1 " of every variety, at que low price,
ut
Kcefcr & Dassler's Store,
Curiicr of Fourth aud Market BtrteU, .
' SUNBURY, PA.
All kinds of Grain taken lit exchaiige same as
Cash. Call and see us.
. REEFER SAS5LEK. ,
Bun'jury.Tdjy 10, ISrj. '
VbstthtmtnU. f
GEQ. WOODS & CO'S
Organs
are now acknowledged by nil musicians who
have examined then to be fur In advance or any
other. Their
COMBINATION SOLO STOPS.
Eoline, Vox HumaitOtosf ffeno,
(the latter being a Piano of exquisite fqinllty or
tone, which will never requlritudliijr, jglvc' to
them a wonderful capacity for,
BEAl'TIFCI. Mt'SICAl F.FFF.t'TN,
whllo their extraordinary power, beauty of de
eign and thoroughness of cnMtrnctlon arc sur
prtKtnp to all who are unacquainted with the de
gree of crfcctlon these Instrument have attain
ed. Wm. Knncho of Harrishuqr'tiutivctred the
agency lor them, and will bu pleased to exhibit
them to all IntureKted in mmic.
April 5, 1873. Ow.
SEASONABLE GOOD.-
SPRING AND HUMMER STYLES
r.t . . -. '
Minus Kate Black,.
Market Square, Suuburv. Pa.
LADIE'S DRESS GOODS of every ity!c and
quality.
White Goods, Fancy Good. Notions and Trim
mings a specialty. .
TOILET SOAPS A.YD PERFUMERY.
Everybody Is invited to call and sec litem und
bnv cheap. ,
May 3, 1873.
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS,
A full line ol
BONNETS AND HATS, . . ...
I
trimmed and nntrlmmcd. Flowcrs. Ribbons,
Collars, Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, Necaties, and a I
general Variety of '
. MILLINERY GOODS
selected with great care from the hail'm; lm
portlug houses in New York and Philadelphia,
Ut . .-, ' 1 ;
' MlSf? if. L. 0O3SLER,"
Fourth Street, below the S. V. It. R.
' Every efliut will be made to please those wao
favor her with their pat ron: ge.
April 20, 1873.
BUTG1IEHY! IJUTC1IERY!
, nrn. KEI'FEW A BOWEK, -
Third Street, opposite Central Hotel,
SUNBURY, PA.,
KEEP constantly on hand
ol fresh
the very chuiccst
. HF.F.F, MI'TTOX VEAI., J
wbleh Is sold at the lowest iu ixvs. Mcul can bu
nail at all honrs during the I:iy
Pimbury, Va., Juuc
, THE . ;
NEW DISCOVERY
la Chemical and Medical Selene..
Dr. CJAKVIS'S TU ltEMEIIKS
Core luclpiFNf ConsMisrptionu
Kr. OARVIS'N TAIt RKHEBIES
Care Catarrh.
Dr. OAItVrS'S TAU EtK.TIEDIES
Core Asthma.
Dr. CAB VI VB TaII ltr.MF.WKS
Cure Heart Disrcta.
Dr. ClAItVIJs'S TAII IIE.M EDKCS
Cure Skin Iisruhf s.
Dr. (JAItVIS'B TAU UKflCDIES
Ilcgwlato the I-lVCT.
Dr. AUVIX'S TAU Ut.TtEDIES
Ecgnlato theKtouiachaud Bowels
Dr. UAUYI VS T.Ul HE.YIEDIES
Cure all Fensalc WeakMestaesi.
Dr. CJAHVIVS TAU UE3IEDK8
Purifv the Blood.
Dr.CAKVIS'S TAU HEEDICS
Cure DtweaasMi of the Throaty
Dr. GAUVIVB TAU KCHEDlEQ
Caro ITroiK'hH4u
Dr. GAHVI.VS TAU ItCMEDIKS
Cure"Botic Cold-Vr-IIayFever"
Dr. GAUYIN'S TAU BEIEDIES
Cure Lung Disease!.
Dr. AIt1.X'S TAU HE.MEDIES
Cure Consripatioiu .
Dr. OAUVIS'S TAU UE.TIEDIE
Cure Salt Rhenm,1
Dri OABVIS'S TAR REMEDIES
Curs Kideejr Mseaea.
Dr. GAUVI.VS TAU It EH EDI ES
Prevent Cholera & Yellow Fever
Dr. UAKVIVS TAU UE.MP.DIES
rrevent Unlariousi Fevers.
Dr. UAUVIS'S TAU UEMEDIES
r KomoTe Pain tn the Breast.
Dr. GiRVU S TAU HE.HEDIE8
Remove Pain in the Side or Back.
Dr. UARVIVS TAR REMEDIES
Axe a Superior Tonic.
Dr. UAUVIVS TAU MKMEDIES
Ttcatore tiie Appetite.'
Dr. GAUVIS'S TAU REMEDIES
Cause the Food to Digest.
Dr. GARVIVS TAU REMEDIES
Eeetore tho Weuk and Debilitated
Dr. GAR VIS'S TAU REMEDIES
Civa Tone to Tour ftrystam.
Is. F. HYDE & CO.,"
BOLE FB0PBISTOB8,
19$ Seventh Ave-., yew York
December SI, 187'.' ly
GET THE BEST.
Wrltater'si I'uabriilged Dlrtlansvry.
10,000 Wordt and Mcaningt not in vlKer IHclion
ariet. 3000 EngraviuL'S ; 1810 Pages Quarto. Price 813.
Wheuever I wish to obtain exact definitions,
I consult it. Schuyler Colfax.
Ivery Scholar knows Its value.
U I W. II. Prescot the Uistorlna 1
Been one f toy dally companions.
John L. Motley, the Historian, 4c
Oo far as I know, best deiluiug Diotiouary.
IO Horace Mann.
rpthe best guide of students of our Language. "
1. Jehu G. Wbiltier.
Tjiccl all others In dsfloing oeient'.tie terms.
AJJ President Hitchcock. I
R
einarksble compendium of human knowledge
I ' n. inane, rres t Ag. uolicge. J
A necessity
tor every intelligent family, stu
dent, teacher and professional man. What LI
brory Is complcw without the best EukUsh Die
nonary. ; 1 .'
, -A MO , 1 ,
WEBTaa'a Natiomai. Pictoiiiai. DioTioHAnr.
1040 Pages Octavo. 800 Enirraviuea. Price 85.
The work la really a gem of a Dluilonary, just
the thing for the tull.ion. Jurwii Aisuetuiaa
Publitkcd bG. AC. MCKItfAH," Hpriajneld,
SPRING AND Nt .MMF.lt.
MILLINERY GOODS FOB 187? .-,
J U9T Opened an extensive assortment of "
8TRYV, MILLINERY AND FANCY fiOCTOS,
comprising the latest nnd most attractive styles
snlectcd with fcaro from the leading Importing
hotics In New York and Philadelphia,, -nnd
adapted for the present seaon. ' v ' "
Jiff great variety, a general assortment of ncek-kfc-
ties, ornaments for sneqnes. I
, iniflninitnuritLbM.ii'i'.i
Gloves, Collars, CnfTs,' and every fashionable
" ' article of ladles' wear.
fall and see tho new styles of Goods at
MISSL.KHISSLF.R.
Murket Bqnare, Bnnlniry, Pa.
April a. ISTX " r
5
mm
CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION"
To their Immense Stock of .
Foreign and American W'slehcs,
DIAMONDS J EWELIIY,
; PlLVKIt AND 8lLVEB-Pl.ATni WaIIK, '
! Clocks, Kronen and Fancy Goods. Forming an
ELEGANT ASSOKTM ENT In every UK
PARTMENT. LOW Pit I i ts.
Philadelphia, March 23, lS73.-lyr.
NEW DRUG STORE,
No. 13, South Third Street, x '
I Clement House BMing, Suiiliiiry, Pa.
I DR. C. M. MAKTIN & Coll
"ITTE arc now opening an entirely new stock
of
I DHUGS AXU MEDICIXKS.
! and are prepared to supply any article in our line
I that may be called for, we tm venison full stock
I of all the leading Patent Medicines.- Flu -rVrfu.
Micry and Toilet Article a speciality, a foil ns
sortineut of llulr, Tooth, i:ill, Shoe- and tiib.r .
J Brushes, . Dressing and other Combs In great
FIF. TOII.F.TNOAPN,
a furl line Cooking Extracts, French Ma-tanl, j
Choice Aifc-es, IVptwr wrfiol. or sround, Castile
j and Laundry Soaps, 1-ntnp Chimneys and Ijimp
- , Goods generally. Bird Seed in lar;,'e or small
' quantities,
I CARPENTER'S CHALK,
fill ttock Fluid and Solid Extracts, Elixers and
' I'ills of U. 8- P., Sagas Coated, StrentlienliiL',
Arnica, Porous, Poor Man's and other Plaster. ;
Aver, Wright's, Schcuk's Mandrake, Mcl.ne's :
Elver and other Pills, our toc-k embraces every. .
thing fonnd In a well conducted Drue Store.
Country. Physicians will And our stock full and
, compile, and we guarantee to sell as low as the i
' sama articles ran lw bought In Philadelphia,
. choice Wines, Whiskey and Brandy for Mcdiclu
al purposes.
Oetabr5, 1S73.
DATCHELOFT BROS'
i . .
j TRADE.
- mark:
PliliCH IGftRS.
KOW
Better thau nny ever made by them.
Sec that the boxes are branded
PECl I.IAU It. B. Pl'SCII.
Wholesale Depot ,
i .130 NOUTII TIIIItD STltEET, -
Bruiu.li 23 North 2d St., Branch 837 Chestuut St.,
OpIlU "CONTINENTAL.")
PHILADELPHIA.
March 1. 1873. inos.
CKSTFSt OF ATTKAt"riOX.
Krerybody Is Invited to eonio aud buy of .the
handsouic assort ment of - . .
. TOY8 AND CONFECTIONERIES
SAMUEL F. NEVIN'S STOEE, 1
In frame bulldinor, adtoinlng Moore A Dlssingcr's
i building, THIRD STREET, SUNBURY, PA.
i Just oiened a feh.su)ly of Confeetluncrl.-s of
t every description.
I TOYS OF AM. KIXDN
; coosUutly on hand. The best RAISINS, FIGS,
CURRANTS DRIED FRUIT.
PURE RIO 'COFFEE, TEA & SPICES,
; fresh Bread," Buns' t Cakes, crery morning.
FANCY CAKES, BISCUITS, t RACKERS, dre. ;
j OYSTERS OYSTERS I OYSTERS t , j
Having nttwl up n room expressly for serving j
! up Oyster In every style, Ladies and Gentlemen ;
: will be accouitn.klated with the bl bivalves In 1
' market, ut all hours during tho day aud evening.
Families will be supplied at their 'residence with I
j the Ih.I Shell or Cauued Oysters, us is desirable,
at the very lowest price.
I Cull aud seeiuy uxeellent aoortiucnt of goods
aud ascertain the prices.
S. r.NEVIN.
Dec. 10. lS7t.
NFRIXG OPK.MSU
of ' I
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Cloths, Casslmeres, Culieos,nnd everything In
the Dry Good line.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
tjiteensware, Glaswarc, and Wood aird Willow
ware. GROCERIES.
A large assortment Just opened, which consists
of Tea, Cotl'ee, Sugar, Molasses, Spices, Meal,
Fiah, Ac. The Celebrated Allentown hand made
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Warranted to give satisfaction. In fact a full
assortment of everything kept in a firs I -class store,
nan be hud t greatly
: REDUCED PRICES.
for aash. Call and see the Hue seleellun of new
goods, and be convinced that
r. J. IIYUOIKK,
near the Luthcrn Church, in Sunbury, Is the best
aud clraKpesl place to buy all kind, of (tore
goods. No trouble to show f oo Is.
April S, 1873 ly.
I.OC A I, OPTIOS.
Sow 1 the titue to form Yeur elstbs).
FINE OLD RYE WHISKY.
Fully Four Years Old.
$4 per pullou. Or, la large bottles, secure
ly packed In eases, (11.00 per dozen.
VERY FlKEjPALE SAERRY,
and
RARE OLD PORT WINES,
at same prices. ,
GOLD SEAL BRANDY,
Very Choice.
tl8.00 Ore dozen.
Solid iu your ordersj . '
ll.dk A. CYAN BEIL,
So. 1SIO, CHESTNUT ST.. .
. Philadelphia.
' April ia,:i87:!,l yr.' . , ' I -
mi)
ietd rftbbfrfUtmcrtis
- -I
1307. RIGHTER fit GASKIll, 1307
DKAW.hH.1M-
American aki "rarchWMow Gte,
Orjtwl Sheet, Rough Flate, Colored, ;En.l4
and Ornamental Ola,
' 1307 Market Street, rhiladelphla.
January 11, 18".ly.. i ,
t
.1 v
i This Npnr In Kenrvtl for the
ADVEBTtSRMKKT OS"
PAINE & McCORMICK'S '
II A It I) W A KE STOH K
Mnrkrt HU, Naubnrj', Pn.
1?LATCULEYS
impeoved'i'uCObBER viu ruir.
Tasluless, Durable, Elllclcnt and
Cheap. The best Pump for the
lcu.t iiinuer. Attention Is cs
iieeially Invited to Blalchley's
ill
Patent improved Bracket and and others, that he has on hand, and will ton
New Drop Check Valve, which ' slant Iv keep all kinds of
can be withdrawn without re
moving the Pump or disturbing i
the joints. Also, the Copper !
Chamber, which never cracks or .
i scales, and will ontfust any other, tor sale hy 1
Dealers evervwhere. Send tor Catalogue and
i Price List. " CIIAd. G. HLATCHLEY, Mann
j faeturer,5i Commerce St., Pbilad'a. Pa. SU.ly ,
Tin: Kli BA It 11 Kit SHOP
r.
S THE SHOP OF THE TOWN and long
Men have grown otd In our patronage
Babies on their mot hers' breast
To bouncing boys at play s
Aud youths tr maidens fair caressed.
To stalwart men wUb rare, oppressed,
And old men eKwir gray. ,
And among the honored ami 'nting lmpres
1 slons of time, and the crash of revolution in
, circumstances, we stand a living monumental
memento of the iunciiuiiy and twrse vcrunce np-M-rtaining
to thu identity ol piogression. plying
j our vocation with the highest Mylc of art and
perfection, ami ri-pMbig tn achieve the highest
reward of merit nilninaMc In our InimMi capaci
ty, and the seutiineiit ol re-peet and iipprobatioii
which the presence of superior appliance and es
tablishment urcntays wont to inspire.
! Always to plrase
' We shave with eae
Cut and comb with taste the hair
I ' Shampoo the head with soothing care,
I And color the whiskers black or brown, '
To suit the jieoplu about the town.
Then allow me politely reqnest you to stop,
I And uot go past qor from nronud our shop.
To get shaved on the basis of ubllity nor us
' some have done for our ue of the ballot for prill--j
elide sacred und right nor under the common
I secret and invidious guise of enmity to complex
' Ion ; for the cut of a man's coat, or the color of
I his skin, ought not toaircct his usefulness nor
his qualifications. A fair chance Is all that We
demand, to give tho proof to all the land.
I JAME3 W. WASHINGTON,
j Proprietor.
Sunbury, April 5, 1873 i No. 91, Market st.
W. D. MELICK,
llrito'frf
let nurt ittnt linen fv
HQtOt IIIIU iSIVtltVVU.
(Sueeutsor to Dr. . W. Moody,)
At the old established stand on
Market Nqnarr, 8IMH RY, PA.
Keeps eonstuiitly on hand it full .lock of well
selected '
DRUGS & CHEMICALS,
Druggists Fancy Goods,
COMBS,
BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY,
PATENT MKDICIX ES, OILS, PAINTS
GLASS, PUTTY,
VARNISH, DYKNTl'FFM.
In fact ver) thing usuuHy kept la a well eon
dueled
IDnTJO STORE.
Particular atteutWu paid tocomBouadlug Phy
sicians prescriptions ami family receipts by the
f roprlutor bliuaeir.
Suubury, Pit., June 9,
book:
AGENTS
roit THE
FUNNY SIDE PHYSIC.
IN
ri, 5
SOO Pagets, ttSO KaKravlafrw.
A startling expose of Mcdleul Humbug of the
past and present. It ventilates (uack, Impos
tors, Travelling Doctors, Patent Medicine Ven.
ders. Noted Female Cheats, Fortune Tellers and
Mediums, und gives Interesting accounts of Not
ed Physicians, and Narratives of their lives. It
reveals startling secrets, and lustructs all how to
avoid the Ills which flesh is heir to. We give ex
elusive territory and liberal commission. For
circulars and terms addles the publishers,
J. B. BURR A HYDE,
Hartford, Connecticut, or Chicago, Illinois.
' AGENTS WAXTED FOR THE -FNeiviUaed
Hsees of Mrs
In all Countries of the World,
Being a comprehensive aocount of their manners
and customs, and of their physical, social,
aiental, moral and religious characteristics.
By B4. . P. WOOD, Ji. A., r. C S.
SOO EngravlNRM, 1SOO Salter Keyal
Oct) Pvge. . . , . ,.
In twa VoUuesor two Volemes looue.
AgenU ars Dtoklpg over tlOO per week la sail
ing ibis work. . As early applaaLsntf will eeearta
enols ot terrltoty. For terms addreas tbe pub
Usufs, , J, k. BURR A HYDE, r
Hartford, Conn., or (liirago, I.!. . ,
Marts Si, loin
v
MTOVF. A TIT ESTABLIMIimtENT.
MARKET 8TREET, BUNBURY, PA. ,
t ; ALFMSD ltTtAUrTB, Proprietor.,' ? 1
', ' , f st;ccwfon'TO SHITTt ognnyiH. ' ,
HAVIKfl pnirhnsMI the above welt ltihwn r-'
tabllshtnrnt, Mr. Rransn wonbl iwpvetfnl
I; Inform the public that be bow. has on bMiJ
large assortment of
COOK 1 NO STOVES,
Speer's Cook Antk-Dast, Regvlatoror Revolving
Top, Combination, Susquehanna and others,
which are so arranged as to be used for Coal or
Wood, and are warranted to perform satisfactori
ly or no oale. HEATERS of all kinds put nj to
be.itooeor more rooms.' 1IEATINO STt-'Vta
of dilferent kinds ol very low prlcos, ,
, B4uwarri:erx Iaerlptltt .
kvrt'enulanily'u hti4. , Roofing and Spontlng
with (he lest material, done at short notice.
REPAIRING attended tovkth dispatch. Coal
Oil svr.d Lamps constantly onnl. Japan ware
of a A.nA. Store -ofiposite Cunley's hardware
store. Give me a call. . A. KUAL'SE.
at'124-ly ,
..rTTBEIt" ASI PE. AXIX tT 111 t'.IM.
Th'ad Ktreci, adjoining Philn. A Erie It. R., two
. . cqmircs .vortu ot nu central Hotel,
SUNBURY, PA.
! JRA T.CLKifRXT,
"I pn pnrrd to rurnlsll every deserijit Ion of linn
; X ber required by the demands of the public.
I Having all the latest Improved machinery for
: manufacturing Luubcr, he Is now ready to till or
ders r all kinds of
! FLOORING, SIDING. DOORS SHUTTERS,
I BASH, BUNDS MOULDINGS, VE-
- RANDAS, . BRACKETS,
' and all kinds of Ornami'ntal Sen iwt Work. Turn
ing of every description promptly executed. Also,
A I.AHOH SHltTM NT or
HILfc LUMIIHIt.1
riF.M?X.lC"Knd PINT- Also, Shingles, Pickets,
I . Lnthe, iVe.
i Orders promptly tilled, and shlpjied bv Railroad
' ot ntbrrwise. IRA T. CLEMENT.
rcV.MiS:lr
nAVIII.KNIIOPAXIIHO.
loixintv.
GKO. ltOIIiniACII & SONS,
Nnnburf, Priiii'n,
INFORM the. public Hint thev are prepared 10
do all kinl or CASTlNtiS, and having added
a new Machine Shop In connection with their
Fnundrv. and have supplied themselves with Nc
I .nd.es. I'laulng and Boring Miiehiues, with the
latest lIllDNlvclllellts. U'itll thn uid of skillful
michiinies, they are enabled .xceutcall orders
of
NF.W WORK OR RKI'.MRTV.,
tlint may be give tkesu, In ii Mitisfaetite)- niaii
aur. ...!
(irnlPM In null nny Stove.
lON COLUMNS, for churches or other build
Iiil's, ofall
BRASS CASTINGS, Are.
Ornamental Iron 'Fencinc
FOR GRAVK YARD LOTS j
VERANDAHS,
FOR YATtnS AT HEMllCTlKS, t. At".
The PLOWS, already ei lcbrated for their HI- '
periorlty, have txvn still farther liupnivcd, and j
win always oe Kepi on nana.
Also, THItFlIIN(i MACJIINFS.
Simhurv, May r.'O, 1S7I.
lll'OR STORK!
CHRISTIAN NEFF,
Second Street, opiosltc the Court IIuse, SUN- i
in itr, i'A.,
Resiiectfullr invites the at I en I Ion of Retailers
FOllF.IGN AND DOMESTIC l.HJt (IRS,
Consisting of Pure Brandies: Cognlae, Cherry,
Gimrcr, llochellcand Otard.
Whl-klcs: Pure Rye Coppcr-'Mstilled, Mnn-
gahcla, Apple and Nectar.
PURE HOLLAND GIN !
"iVines: Champagne Wine, Sherry, Port aud
Claret.
Crab Cider, Chnnipvtrne Cider, N. E. Ruin,
Brown Stout and Scotch Ale.
STOMACH AND BAR BITTF.H8,
And all others Liquors which can be lomnl iu
the city markets, which will he sold at Whole
sale and Retail. Every article giiarauteeil u&
represented. Also, a dirge lot of DEMIJOHNS
and HOTTI.F.S, always on hand.
IsVOrdcie promptly attended , and yuMic
puti'oimgc resiiectl'ully rolieitvd
: F.FF.
Sunbury, July 3, 18n;l. ly.
Sl'SItlRY lit It It I. F, YARD,
Foil rlh Nlreet belew Market,
S C X It V i Y, PEN X A.
T
IHE undersigned has relumed from the Ver
mont Marble Ouarrit-h with SO Tons of
Marble for
Mouuiik'iiIn, Grat eSloiieN,
&('., iVc.
He has boiicht at such llgnri'S that
will allow III nt to sell better stone, for
less inonej, than heretofore. The best
Sutherland Fulls Maihlo,
j which is belter than Italian.
Rutland Is now
sold as low us the Manehet r.
TIiimo who nwd aiivlhing ill the Marble Hue, '
for Moiiiiinuiits, Grave-Stones, or other purposes,
w ill Uud it to I heir interest to call and examine i
this large stock, us better bargains can be secur
ed than buying from parties 'huckstering' round j
the country. .
All lettering will lie done In the neatest and '
most Improved style.
w. M. u A I till CUl
Sunbury, Jan. 11, 1S73.
Tailoring! Tailoring!!
j CHARLES MAIHL,
HESPECTFULI.Y le forms the eltiacns that
he bus just reeeived'bls
i Spriug aud Summer taooda,
j at his
I TAILOR SHOP,
I on Foui III Street, below Murket, In the Mullen
' building, and that he Is prepared to uiake up all
I kinds of .
GEXTV A.l BOY'S Sl ITS. .
I In the latest sllc. Having had much exper
ience In the business be desires tb. public to give
him it trial.
ChAbing will Im made up In the latest Pails
and American Fashions in the most satisfactory
manner.
al2.'73. CHARLES MAI II I..
A. M. MEIXELL,
Aiuerleau aud European
WATCHES.
FIXE JEWELRY Bd SILVERWARE.
Perfected Spretaeles aud Eje
GlaHttea.
GOLD HEADED CANES.
Watche and Jewelry neatly repaired and war
ranted.
Market qusr, 6UXBURY, Ps.
Feb.S, 1872--tf. , . . , . .
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
M1LLISERY GOODS.
SPRING A BUMMER BONNETS A HATS,
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED. .
An extensive assortment of Straw Mlllenery
1 i . . and Fanay Good, uow open at '
j MISS L. WEIBER'e MILLINERY STORE,
Maskjct Btmkt, Si wh'mt, 14, .
My stook of Spring goods it unusually large
aud varied, camprisiog lb latest and most at
tractive stylet, selected with earn from the lead
ins; importing homes tnd adapted for tht preaeut
season.
aU','75. MISS L-WEISTCR.
ItEADINU RAILROAD.
WINTTTH .AHJIANOJCMBNTS,
MOHUiy, BfcerMoeii Stl 1878.
Trains ieove Ilnrrlsburft for New York as fol
lowst at ) and 8 10. jn. m.j and S.UO, p. m
eouaeetlng with trains ea Penttsylvanfa Rail
road, and arriving t ioi at 13. So, K80
nd ft. 48 p. respwUvely. m .
Returnlnlng i lv Kew York at .0fl a. m.
IJ.Waud R.80p, m., Philadelphia at 7.80. t.4i
a. m., and 8.30 p. m. 1
1-eare ltarrlsburg for Reading, PotUvMe.
Tamaqua, Mlnersvllla, Ashland, nhnmokln, Al
lentownand PhUadelohla at 5.30 and 8.10 a. m
2.00 and 4.1)5 p. m., ttopping at Lebanon and
principal way stations ( the 4.0S p. m., train eon
necllng foy Philadelphia. Pottsvllle and Colnm
bia only. For Totuvllle, Schuylkill Haven nod
Auburn, via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rnll
foad leave Harrlibnrg at 3.40 p. in.
East Pennsylvania Rnilrond trains leave Road
tng for Allentown, Easton and New York at
7.80 and 10.83 a. m., and 4.00 p. m. Retnrnuiji
leavo New York at 0.00 ir. m., 13.W and 8.30 p.
m., and AllontewB at 7.20 a. m., ll.'M, 11.10. 4.85
and 8. fr p. m.
Why I'assenger Train leaven Philadelphia at
7.30a. tn., connecting nl Reading with train u
East Pcnna. Railroad, retnruing leaves Potts
vllle at 4.S3 p. m., stopping at all stations.
Leave Pottsvllle at 8.00, 8.05 aud 11.10 a. m.,
and 2.30 p. m., Herudon at 10.00 a. Shamo
kln at 8.00 and ll.uiia. ro., Ashland at 7.18 a.
ui., and Vi.'M p. in., Mahnnoy City at 7.53 aud
p. tn., Tauiaqua at 8.X. a. in., anil Si.10 p.
in., tor Philadelphia, New York, Reading, Ilur
risburg, . .. ,
Leave Pottsvllle via Schoylkill nnd Susque
hanna Railroad at 8.0.S a. m., for Harrisbnrg,
and l.4."a. m., for Pinecrove nnd Treinotit.
Pottsvllle Accominodatkin Train leave Potts
ville nt 0.00 a. in., jiasses Reading at 7.40 a. m.,
arriving nt Philadelphia wt 10.15 a. m. Return
ing leaves Philadelphia at 4.45 p. m., passe
Reading at 7.KV p. m., arriving nt Pottsvllle nt
11.00 p. m.
Pirttxtown Acroiiimodation Train leaves Putts
town at 8. 45 a. m., returulnr. leaves Pbiiudel
phia (Ninth and Giveu.) at 4.30 p. in.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Rending at
7.30 a. nr, and O.l.'i p. m., for Ephnictn, I.it'z,
Lancaster, Colninbla, Ac. i iWnrnlnif leavn Lan-
f caster at N.io a. m., and 8.30 p. ni., and Coluin
: biu nt 8.15 a. m., and 8.U0 p. in.
Perkionien Railroad trains lenve Fm-ktoincrr
i Junetlon at 7.3i and U.OO a. in.. 3. 55 and 5.40 p.
. iu. t returning, leave Gr?er Laae at 0.15 a. m.,
: 1U.S5 und 4.'.'0 p. im., connecting with trains ta
! Reading Railroad.
Pickering Valley Railroad train leave Fkuj.
: nlxville nt 0.10a. m., n.lllaud ft.-Vi p. in. ; ri tuin
: Ing, leave livers nt e.:ioii. in.. i-J.45 and 4. i ).
in., cotmceiing with trains on Reading Hallroml.
I ()lebrool.dale Rnilrond trnins leave Potutowii
'" mm tj.iaami 7.1.1 m.. re.
' turning leave Mount
1 U.'.T) a. m.uurl ;;,00
l'leasant at (1.00, 8. 00 and
. III., connecting tli trains
I on Keadiuf Railrwad.
; Chcst-r Valley Riilroad trains leave Briilvre.
lort nt S.30 a. v.i. L'.lo noil 5.:;:: p. n.. iviurnine;,
j h ave Dnwiilnirtnwii 11 1 fi..V, H. 111., pj.ao ami 5.40
; p. tu., eonmctiiiir withtinius 011 Ueadlng Kail
road. ' On Sundays: leave New York 'at .1. 30 p.m.,
I Philadelphia at 8.00 a. in. ami li.l.'ip. 10., (the
8.00 a. iu. train runuiug only to Readini:,) le.n
; Poltsvlllr nt 8.1M) a. m., leave Karrii-hurir el T,.M
, a. in. and .(Kl p. tn. i l.-av Allent.-in nl 8..V1 p.
, m. 1 leave Reading Ml 7.15a. in. an. I 10. 1.", p. w.
, for Harrifhurg, at 7.WI a. ni. for Nuw York, und
at 11.40 11. III. and 4.15 p. in. for Philadelphia.
Comtautallnii. Mileage. Sc.immi. Sel Jllll) lilt 1
j Kxc-urffoii TUkt-fs M tunl from till ujlntn( ut n;-
; utn-rii nil
I Bagifage checked through ; 108 ponnds allowed
each 1'iir.ioigcr.
J. E. WOOTTEN.
t A uUt. Stntl. 4- A'n.'i. .1.1.7." rti.
RrAinNo, Pa.. Deefin'.cr S, 1S7J.
Sorthrrn Central Ititilwnj.
" INTER ARRANGEMENT. '
ON ann .fter Oct. i7, 18". -J, tmlus will run
as ' " s .
NORTHWARD.
I Niagara Express leaves .lntairv at 15 4J p.
! ta.. fur Niagara Fall-
J Mail arrives at Sunbury nt 4.10 p.m., arrive
, at Wiliianispoit ll.lio and' F.linlra o.:to p. m.
Fast Line, arrives nt Sunhurv at ti..'al p. in..
Ii 1 1 1 r -,i lliiaillsMtri n..i.t p. I
hue. Mull leaves Sunbury nt li.30 a mi : Wil-
: liaiiop.irl at 8.40 a in, and urrlves at Efeiiira si
l'J.-IO p in.
SOUTHWARD.
Mall leave Sunbury at 11.05 a. in., arrive nt
llai i i.liarg 1.45 p. tn. Baltimore tf.So p. in.
l".:ie lApiess leaves Sunbury ut 11.40 a. m., iir-
rive at llarrisbarg 11.30 a. III., l!alliiiioi 3.IKI
p. iu.
i Erie Mi.il leave Sunbury at 1:2. 50 a. iu., nrrlve
at lUriisburg '.'.45 a. iu., "lt iltimore 8.4.1 a. in.
, Niagara Express Iravea Sunbury at 8.1KI p in,
. Harrisbnrg at 10.40 p m, arrive at Balliinoic 2.15
' a iu.
j SIIAMOKIN DIVISION.
KAMWAKII.
Leave Punhiiry at 4.40 p. in., arrive al Shauio
; kin 5.5U p. in.. Ml. ( anuel i.;iO p. m.
I l.eaie Miuhury (Aecoiiiiiirslatliiu,) at 12.35 p.
in., arrive at Slamtokiii 1.35 p. in.
' W 'IW Alll.
j Leave Mt. C.-.rniel nt 7.40 n. m., Shainokln
' S.'.'O a. in., arrive at Siiubuiy 0.25 a. in.
I Leave Sliuinokin ( Accommodation,) at S.45 p.
i m.. arrive at Sunbury 3.55 p. tit.
Express leaves dailv.
I Ail other trains leave dally, except Sundays.
A. R. Fi.-nr. " En. S. Yol so".
Oen'l. Sup't., Gun'l Passeu'r Ag't..
Harrisbnrg, Pa. Balimore, Md
IMiilndrlpliln aud Eric Railroad.
Sl'MMER TIME TABLE.
On ami nder Sumlav, Oct. 27lli. 1872, the
! Trains mi tlic Philadelphia Erie Rail Road will
I rnu us follows :
I WESTWARD.
I Mail Traill leaves Philadelphia,
i Sunburv,
' " " arr at Erie,
I Erie Express leaves Philadelphia,
" " Sunbury,
! " an ut trie,
i Eliniru Mall leavra Piilladelpl.ia,
) " " " Sunbury,
, " " air at Lock Unveil,
11.40 p m
r).n a u
7.55 p il
12.41) p Hi
7.01 p in
7.45 n ru
8.00 a iu
4.30 p m
7.4.ri p in
7. SI a m
! Nlagaru Express leates Philadelphia,
" " hunliurv,
" " orr at Renovo,"
EASTWARD.
Mali Train leaves Erie,
" " Suuburv,
" " arr at Phlladeluhla.
12.40 p in
4 iJ.) a in
11.35 a in
12.45 a m
6.55 a in
0.U5 p lit
0 35 a lit
- S.30 p m
7.45 a ni
11.00 u ni
fi.00 p ni
S.25 p in
I Erie Express Ictivcs Erie,
" ' " Suuburv,
" orr ut Philadelphia,
E'mira Mall leave ak Haven,
j " " " Sunburv,
, ' " arr at Pbiliidelphia,
Niagara F.x'ress leaves Keuovo,
' " " " Sunbury,
I " " arret Philadelphia,
T.&o p in
2.30 a m
I Mall East conuivls east nnd wot at brie with
I L. b. A. M. S. It. W. and at Irviuctou with Oil
I Creek and Allegheny R. R. W.
Niagara Exorcsa and Erie Express East, and
Erie Mail, Niagara Express and Elmlra Mail
West, connect at Willlauisport with trains going
north on the Elmiru aud Cunandaigua division
I of tbe N. 1. R. K. ,
j Cul-iwissa (Htssenger train will be run cast and
I west from W!!liaiislortoii Elmira Mall.
j WM. A. BALDWIN, Gen 'I Sup't.
Dauville. Ilasletou V ttilkeabarre
j It. It. Peuua. u. R. to. I.eaaee.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after this date Passenger trains on the
I D., II. A W. K. K. will run as follows i
r
WESTWARD.
EASTWARD.
tlAVB. '
New York, .' .
Philadelphia,
A. M.' HAVE. A. M.
:(J0 Banbury, :20
, 8O0 Dauville, 7:(U
U:5 Cattawissa, 7:2S
10:06 Hatletnn, V:0S
p. m.: r. m.
1:00 Bethlehem, 12:10
3:40 Ea.ton, 12:85
8:) Philadelphia, :15
:&7 New York, arr. 8:50
i Easton,
Bcthl.heui,
lIIaxlHou,
Caltawissu,
Danville,
Suubury, arrive
Train West arriving at Suubury 3:57 p. ni..
makes close connection with trains on Philadel
phia A Erie R. R. for Milton, Wlllltmsort,
Lstck Haven and nil point West, Elailr and all
points North, also with Vurlbera Ccnlisl Rail,
wav, for Harrisbnrg and Baltimore.
Mf'New td elegant coaches run throuth b
tween Suubury sua Esonr
FRANK THOMPSON,
Bnpt. D. 11. A W. It. U.
Si pr' OrrijK, WtLLiAsisroitr, P.
MnJM, IS.
ass. com oy an Daokseusri.