unburn Snmiram
H. B. MAJStf), ,
t. WILVERT. j Wtor-
6UXBITR I'lTCNK "2TW3."
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Tins CiiotP.BA. There is every iiulica
tiou that plinlor.i will spreatl extensively
during ttii summer throughout tho United
Stales. Jluropc is Rreritly exeUctl on the
fknfejt'ct. At Home tho peoplo lire panic
DtriVkcn by tins prcnonco ofu fearful plague,
whi'.o in many part of southern Europo,
the population in t tHii:ti;c1 an J ilinlivswil by
the same fear. In the United Stales both
yellow fever nm! thy cholera liavo niuile
their appearance, ntnl in localities which
provo that the disease was not brought
liiltier ou ship board, but by nlmocplieric
eouveyanw, which rcmlets it the more
p.iuicizing. There arc two protecting in
fluences in seasons of epidcmicK, which
scJilom if ever fail, namely, cleanliness and
liiic,t regular livinij and steady haWls.
These are great auxiliaries to tuodicnt skill
when contagion in on the winys of the
wind.
Wo notice that measures are buiii"; taken
in tho cities and ull large towns, to force
the authorities to rrinovo every thin' per
taining to uiicit anlincf?, and purify their
placo to arrest the progress of this dreaded
disease. Our efficient Uurgess a few weeks
ail'), Rave notice to clean up the streetsand
alleys In this towu, which in many iti
sliuiocs has been neglected. His sugges
tions at that time, though regarded by
some as out of place, may only too soon be
Mkcd upon, as wise and prudent. We
,... ... ... i k f.i... win t
nesitaw in exercising uieir power m nuiKo
all tho citizens pay attention to cleansing,
and removing all matter nbout their premi -
, . . v.
,s having a tendency to attract disease.
Every citizen should use all the sanitary
picenutions to prevent epidemics getting
into our midst. This dreaded scourge is
now marching rapidly throughout It wes-
B. 1 J n , , ,
tern towns on its progress towards the cast,
miwI nn imp rvin toll lum anon if. mnv ni!il.-i.
- j .. ,
Us appearance in our towns and villages j
in this section of the. country.
A writer in the .Viltonian of last week
who s'rgns himself "manufacturer," who
probably was justly nsscsscd by the mer
cantile appaiser as a dealer, aud anxious
to escape paying his license, very unjustly
attacks the mercantile appraiser,thecouuly
Solicitor and county Treasurer. Tho law
in regard to ihc mercantile appraiser is
very explicit, and wo cannot see how any
one can justly take exceptions to his con
duct. As for the otliccrs alluded to in a
malicious manner that they construed the
law to suit their caso is as unjust as it i
absurd, as the writer will find by reading
the law which almost any school boy woul.l
readily com prebend in its intent. Although
we have had no business, m.d have but
slight acquaintance with the mercantile np
praisei.we believe that ho endeavored to do
his duly, and that lie has succeeded far bet
ter than many of his predecessors. As to the
solicitor win was akcd bis opinion of
the construction of the law, we do not see
that he has any more interest in the matter
than any other private citizen. Hut as a
counsellor of law, his opinion is entitled to
respect, and where he is known, it is use
Jebfor "Manufacturer"' or any one eiscs
to cast relleclions upon his integrity and
honesty. Tlw fact that tin; Treasurer hav
ing conducted his olllce in the most impar- ;
rial and satisfactory manner, leaves no i
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room for doubt as to the perioimaiice of J
his duty strictly according to law. If,
"manufacturer" had been dUeioet enough !
to hide his malice, his communication '
would perhaps, had some bearing. Hut
the spleen which he exhibits iu rellcctiug '.
on these ofliccrs, for what purpose wc know ;
not, is too apparent nnd destroys thcctlect,
if intended for the benelit of the public
good.
Tiik Pkbkl Sfikit not Ijeah. Mr.
c , :.;7. ',." i ".
it ifciait iito iiuiunuiin otmtueiu mu c.ilci, ,
.in .hn nnrtntm., t.t 11,,. , I . ,.,r, i , , , .1 II...
WM Ul IUS " J
graves of the conftderate dead, in Haiti
more, on Tuesday of last week, said be was
hopeful that the friends of the cause would
cling to Its principles nnd that they would
realiau tlein sonic day. He accepted the
present situation, hut the right of selt-gov
eminent niu.t yet be sained. He declared
. ,, ' ,?, , . , i
that the manacles which he wore cut deep j
into his llesli, aud affirmed that it is mere
sentimenttilisstn to pretend tlml there ia I
peace between the sections when there is
really no peace, lie then charged the '
N'l.rth with liaving caused the war, aud ho
jn-oceeded to discuss, the reporter says, j
" .viil. ih visiic-ntuu ,o me Vnuittrir ,,,
I'IO and dut iius Mr T ln..r.i..t, t .
is. iu ana uut ing .Mr. J.incolu's administra-,
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BNYDUR t'OCM V W'AKTiS A !EXATO.
The following preamble nnd resolutions
were unanimously adopted at rt meeting of:
me ltopuuiican re I urn judge held in Sny- ;
Ucr conuty ut the court house a few days !
bluce, viz : i
Wiieukas, At tho recent primary clec-'
t ion the verdict of the people Las been so i
suontfly lu favor of Ur. . F. Wagenseller, I
who has been selected as our standard
bearer for Senatorial honors ; aud iu view j
of tlie fact that SnyJer county has not been .
represented in lbs Stato Senate by ouo of
her own citizens for near twenty years ; .
therefore, be it. j
ft .so red, That we most respectfully urge
our claims to tho Setiatorship for the rnsu- i
ing term, believing that we aro justly en. 1
titled to it. and 1001111'' eonliile.nt! that 11,,. '
doctor, if nominated by the Senatorial 1
t-'micrctice, will U triumphantly elected.
I.NcitKAsixu tiik MotHEits. TheCon
stitulional Convention, has adopted a
clause increusin; the number of State .Sen
ators tit fifty nnd members of the House of
Heprcscntative. to one hundred and fifty. I
v utter iiiii rate, we tiutik orthumt)erlaud In the Hcpublicau Convention for tho
County will be entitled to two members, 1 nomination oftioveruor, held in Uaugoi,
11s wo had a large excess over the required ! " Thursday, a resolution was'
under the old ratio. I I'l'ed condeinniug the back-pay sUial.
I -Nelson Hiugly, sr., was nominated fortiov
In tho case of tho exclusion of tho Hible ' l''"'i' tho lirat ballot,
from the common school iu Cinciuiviti, Turner's stables, at the Point lkeezo
the Suiireme Court decided that tho school Trotting l'ark, Philadulphiu, wero burned
board had a right to pass a resolution to on Thursday morning. Ol fourteeu valuable
exclude uotouly the Ibble and sinxiug, but horses in thy stable, Mattie Lyle aud Nct
rcliginus instruction, aud the court has no lie ouly were saved. McConuell Brothers'
authority to iuu rtero with their discretion ' staklcs, at ltuiralo, with sixty horses were
til the exorcise of this power. burned thc suuie inoniii, '. '
Tim Chief Jcstic ranir. The appoint
ment of a Chief Justice of the Supreme
Couit of the United States to fill tho vaeau
oy created Iry tho decease of Judgo Chase,
is atiubjei't which continues to excito con
siderable discussion aud speculation. A
ready and fair solution of this most respou
siblu -duty devolving upon tho 1'rcbldent is
suggested by a gentleman of prominence
in the legal profession, it is lu permit the
Associate Jnstices to select their own Chief.
This, it is considered, would relievo the
President of tho base intrigues of designing
add incompetent aspirants for this high and
sacred oflice. Tho highest judicial tribu
nal, to preserve the coulidenco of the peo
ple, must certainly bu tilled with suitable
men, men of legal erudition and promi
nence. To secure this it would seem that
political consideration should be of secon
dary consideration. There is no question
of the fact that Curtis or Everts would
meet the approval of tho present nusmberB
of lha supreme lie nth and tho bar of the
country. The President has stated that he
will allow the bar of tho country to select
the successor of Chase. This plan meets
with general favor, provided it is carried
out in mi impartial manner, but if the dis
reputable quads, who arc generally the
most active and shameless, lead in the
matter the Court will lie likely to get nny
tliiug but a desirable Chief Justice.
, ". .. , .
I.Ki HOhY ix b.vs 1-i!ANciH( o.I,eprosy
has made so formidable appearance in San
I rancisen that the icop e are !cginnii!g to
be alarmed lest it should break out in the
form ol an epidemic. A doctor, writing to
a San Uraneisco paper ou tho subiect.
traces the origin ( the disease to tho ad-
vent ortlie Ui.nese. i liree years ago the
presence f the disease was ftusiwcteil, nnd
... ll.l. uuiLilDU rt no PUaiULVVII. Kill!
long search a native Caiifomian of
blood was found secreted iri tho city
i Indian blood was found secreted iri the city-
i afflicted with leprosy ; but now cases arc
' "ct on the street, and in some localities
i several at a lime. 1 he doctor recommends
, l)lst vinroU8 mcngureB ahoilld bo tnkl.n to
j establish a qimrntino to prevent the further
importation of the disease, and that the.
! b(,i,r'1 of health ferret out and confine in a
' ',!' w""!'. bn e,aiB'"'1.1 for hc
i purpose, such cases a9 eomo to their notice
a the citv.
' a. .
When verdant Philadelphia druninicra
! wander away from that slow village to the
city of Ioek Haven, they ar j very apt to
be taken iu and done for. A case iti jmint :
A modest young gentleman, representintr
a tnisiness establishment in tue ' city ol
! of homes," was in Lock Haven last Mor.
' day night, and in order to while away the
, lime, went to a German ball. 'When re
j turning, he was slopped by two mou, one
representing himself as a policeman, aud
the other saving ho bad lost a watch, nnd
charging the Philadelphian with stealing
it. The latter submitted to a search of his
person, and the quest policeman anil his
friend took a gold watch, money and other
valuables, aud their departure. Another
stranger came up at this moment and as-Mi:-
d Quaker City that it would be all
; sight he would get bis property back
when the ease was heard before a "magis
trate. U is needless to say that hearing
: never was had.
: Tun Pomi: or Tin-: Capitol. The
: dome of the Capitol nt .Washington is the
most ambilious structure in America. It
is one hundred and eight feet higher than
the Washington Monument in Kaitimoro,
sixty-eight feet higher than the IJuuker
Hill, and twenty-three, feet higher than the
! Trinity Church Tower at Tov York. It
: is tho only considerable dome of iron in lha
world. It is a vast hollow sphere of iron
weighing 8,00i),00i po,mds. How much
! is that y Nearly rt.tHIO tons, or about the
weight of 70,)(Mi full grown people, or about
, equal to laden cars, which, holding
! four tons each, would reach two miles and
! a half. Directly over your head is a
bronze figure, 'America," l,$K pounds.
l'rcuro or the iron dome upon Us
piers and pillars is 1.1,1 1 1 pounds to the
iqU;ire ,-, Til0 C()st w.ASltmt $1,000,-
out). The new wings cost .0,.rlMI,O(K;. The
architect has a plau for rebuilding the old
central part of ' the Capitol and enlarging
'.he park, which will cost about S3,2DVJ'i.
Tho old party hacks of Pcnnsplvaniu,
ami the played, out politicians who have
been out in tho c dd for some time past,
arc about to make an etrort to role of re
form. It strikes us that it must appear a
little suspicious to IVnnsylvanians to lind
men like Lurtin, Urttw, "Aleck ' Mcl lure,
Ciike.Joy, Morris, niid a host more, who :
,m H.e, 'nenriv u tnL.ir jivt8 ollicc-hold- ;
........ ,
W, )OlltlCill tilt! Iltl lOltll t S, IlClOrS IllKl 1111-
cipala iu the most shameful frauds connect
ed with the history of l'ennsylvnuia poli
tics, iu this new . To expect reform
.....I i,ii.nnli,,ti ft... ii sitl, i.n.i tuf.olil fk i rt ,
i.w.t. ii ti i..i.,., t i. f.. '
lioa it'i tin tin, iu ut'i tti tuu tiio) ituiviii-iii
prison. The array of political sinners the
IrtWHt piiratles as relormers, nulit belter
J.uru l'U!ir nUenllim to saving their souls
than to 9-ivui the (.oruinoiiwealth. Ihu
frm,.r is iu Rr(..ltrr t,,,,lger t,uui thc ,.ltt).r-
.V; V. Com. A h
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;nibll ii .irtiji.tUoiis lu IMilla-
The iollowinir ticket was on Thursday
placed in nominationunder .JJici',S,V,(l ;
cne, even by Forney, of the I'm, who j
generally nuns lauit Willi everyth ins l ie
LVnublioain .lo vi J "
II .... .. . I
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Sherilf Win. IClliott.
City Tnasurer IVter A. 1. Widcner.
ih'gister of Wills tiideon Clark.
t'lci'k of tho Orphan's Court Richard
Wis.
City Commissioner Win. I.. Smith
Tliinl Senatorial district Johu I.amon.
lKJL'Si; OF l!EPIilEN TATIVEb.
First Geo. ilauily Smith.
St cotid fico. W. Shriller.
Third James Haiun.
Fourth in. .1. Ovens.
Fifth James O'Utein.
Sixth Unities A. Forier.
Seventh John M'Cullou.di.
Kighth John K. lti-yburn.
-Ninth W. II. Vogdca.
Tenth-ll. T. Wilson.
Kleventh W. M. Worrell.
Tweiah Joseph If. Ash.
Thirteenth John N. Wood.
Foiirt;enth- (ieorge A. Hakeoven.
I iftceuth Hubert tiilltspie.
Sixleclith Josseph Vetikle.
Seventeenth-Charles il. Salter.
Eighteenth Jmnes X. .Newell.
Tho Mount Vernon Cottou Mill, near
lsaltitnoro, was burucd ou I'i'i.Irv. I
about fJJUU.O'JO. Two hundred persons are
Un JmcuX tCfiro
CIKKAT riKE AT POTTNVIM.E.
Forty Huildinos Dkstuoyed. The
loss estimathd at 1'j0,u00.
PoTtsvillk, Juno ''(). T4ii afternoon
a lire broke out in the plaining mill of ( 'has.
Marlxlin, on Second street. The wind was
blowing briskly from'tho northeast, aud H
soon spread the (lames to the adjoining
houses. The entire block bounded on tho
east by Second street, west by Third, north
by the Mincrsviile road, and on tho soutli
by High street, composed of stores, shops
and dwellings, was destroyed.
Kopitzch's extensive soap aud tallow
chunderly was completely destroyed ; in
sured for .KI,tK0. Sparks were blown
over the principal portion of tho town, and
on Centre street a number of stores and
residences were set ou lire. Clors confec
tionery store, six squares off, took lire, and
considerably damaged, but rapidly extin
guished. The liro gaining so rapidly in the upper
section of the tow, mid several of the
stores taking lire in tho business portion,
down Centre street, many of the citizens
becoming" alarmed, and fearing the general
destruction of properly, telegraphed to Ihu
surrounding towns for assistance, which
was promptly responded to by running
special trains from' Mahanoy City aud
Tamaqua. The Miiiersviile and St." Clair
hose companies r.m their four miles 011
foot, hauling the reel of host', in sixteen
minutes.
Forty building, were consumed, princi
pally tenement hutivs. One child was
! killed, supposed to have been burnt, and
1 another was seriously injured bv iumniiiff
! from a second-story window, and 11 gentle-
I ,,, i,ui.t ' h
Nivcral'tircnicti were wouuded by falling
1 debris, and others severely burned. Tho
iS8 is ,.fliiniill(.u llt 12,1,000. Insured for
js.-)0.ixhi. i.rinciimllv in home comimuies.
Potts vi 1.1.1:, Pa.. June 22. Theexcite
meut grow ing out ol'the late disastrous lire
here has to a great extent subsided. The
1 I'.li.
I !,,"",b,.r U"u "ffi iWny-four,
","LV", , fell W w.llh fln V
Pill illiuu I.I .J-.lw,in.. A lit; PUUt'rVIS iv llJ
I lost their homes and much of their furniture
I are provided for by the citizens until they
, can get homes to occupy. The lirst house
; is being erected in the burnt district and
will lie completed this week. The churches
1 to-day contributed liberally for the relief of
ol'the sullerers and further provision will
be made for necessities.
Foiiist Fimsix Anthu.u mi: Hkoiox--
! A A' ILL AC i K ANJ Ml Ll.S OK AY OOD-
i CcjXSl'MKn. I.AXI)
PoTTSVlLI.E, Janu -'-. Since Saiurday
afternoon a fearful lire has been raging in
the northern part of the. county, about
twelve miles from this borough, in the vi
cinity of (Ji lbei Ion, a mining town betweeu
Ashland and M ihony City. It started at
three o'clock that afternoon, near the
I)raper Hrcnker ol'the Hickory Coal Com
pany, in some dry brush near the railway
track, from a spark of n f. eight engine. In
' consequence of the severe drought the
woods are as dry as tinder anil the tire
spread with astonishing rapiditv. The
breaker was in imminent danger, but sav
ed by the exertion of ihe miners, and by
the presence of large piles of coal dirt in
front of it. The llann's is wept on until
; they reached a villiage situated on the
mountain slope named tualily Hill, consist
ing of nineteen ("Hayes occupied by the
employees of the Hickory Coal Company.
; These, with their contents, were so quickly
destroyed that the inmates had hardly time
to escape. II.i-.li-...U nf ncoplu were in a
short time rendered homeless. ti: W ;
estimated nt JrM'UMU. The fire extended
from this point we.-l and still racing with
uoahated fur v. About three qil ire miles
(if wood laud an; thu-t I'.u destroyed and
several Mwiist are in immin.-ut danger of
ties; ru:t ion. H tin iseariu stly hoped for to
stay the lire.
Ilt.rriMt- f'riasie.
two ( ;ui.rjR!.N" r.o(jKi:u i.v of AM two -
i ITIKli llOt'bK -- ONE STAiiVlCD TO
DKAlll.
rilll.ADr.I.l'llIA, June L'O.
Two children, Annie lieutiu and Maitie
Mulroy, aged five, who had been inisi-iiig
since Wednesday, were found this morning,
locked up iu a closet, in an cmpi lumw hi
the Twenty-tifth ward. One was U-ynud
human aid and the oiIpt revived uiler ie
ing removed. The police are investigating
the all'air, but it is believed that u teitihlo
crime, has bet n committed, upiij the pi r
sous of I ho iu'ants.
IjI'.TAILH OF TUB HOUItlllLE AKFAIIl.
PuiLADKt.miA, June -0.
Of the two children found iu the closet,
the one now de:td was frightfully bruised
all over the hoody, black and blue marks
beiii!; distinctly visible, whilo iho lower
lre,!,,l'V" n a i.caieu in u.oou
extremities
-M:,?10 .Mllioy wns uruiscii mix, biij;oii.v ,
1 lw. I:ieikl III!
1 lie tacts tllllS lur gaiacreil UIVC JJOOll ,
grounds for suspicion that the person of .
Annie Hettu, it not both cl.ildrun, wa i
outraged, aud that they were the victims I
of somi! hellish design, for surpnssiiu that I
'f the llarlon all'air.
of the llarlon all'air. .Several parlies resid-, ""' ' x" 111 " "Mile
ill? iu the neighborhood aic under aiveat. I ou th' Pennsylvania Caiml. when we un a-
i lion the tin I tliat in inv luniiier boats, car-I'O&T-MOKTKM
EXAMINATION'. j ryjj, (,., sO.OiHl to '.i.j.lKJll Let of Inmlier,
The excitement attending the finding of i pass, down the canal daily, ami lai''e lots
the children, missing since WoducsJ.iy, iu . ure uulonded nt way point's. On Ihe w in, i f,
iu ihu closet of au unoccupied bouse, still rcur of l.ehauou Valley ilcpoi.nvcr ti4ti.0U0
iucreasL'S. i let t of white pine lumber has already, been
At tho post-inorlctn examination this ur.shipcd this season all of which will Lu
aftctnoon, it was clearly showu that the reloaded tinoti the cat s and taken up the
i child had not becu ravieheil, but had dud
I Irom suil'ocalion.
. I 1 .1... P..... .1.... ..!...
I i no biouiacu rcvciueu loo laci. mav oui;
... . -.
eioht hours.
v.? iv thing for ucarly toity-
fllllTllllO .t Cf.t.i.v .1.. - . I . 9
7 '.' ,u 1,10 ''Ule ones had
sliaycd into thc house. n,,i ......i .
1 1 . - . . .
ji ,- , , . u,biuL-inaiiy
, "intM iiiuiuauivcfe uil ill a eluvi I,,,, ,i ",
I testimony of Officer Dinger and otheis is
I to the elicit that on Thursday afternoon
! they niado a search of thu house, and the.
children were nut there at the time.
The coroner's physician says that the
bruises on the knees, bios utul i lhotva ,,r
I ltogau are. easily accounU'd for. Thev
...:..i. 1 1.. .. 1 . .1 ..... J
...iiii n.ttc lcjcii causeu oy 111c cniucs own
I p lurU to r.i.1 .mt ..I' llm ..b.nl I..M.......I
... ..... .... v. ...lt ... .uiiieieu 1 me, p iriteuiariv lim latter purpose, winch
by Maggie Mu roy, who, when found, was 1 is an in-redietit of society not much used
sitting on the dead body of her comnau- at the presint lime.
ion.
Maggie, when taken from thc place of!. T,,K wheat enp now being harvested
I cinliiieiiieiic ma, I,, ilu. 1 i.ii-i-. ..tv.u.in.. 1
took tue to ihu country for gum doll baby,
I and when I got hack, a man put 1110 iu the
I closet." At this time tho child was labor-
ing under great mental excitement, and
I her skitemeut was not credited.
1 Hy the direction of the attending physi
cian, no one is allowed lo see or converse
with the little one, and ilia ofllceis have
not, as yet, undertaken to question her.
Au examination of the person of the liv
ing child also did not reveal nny evidence
of outrage. The theory now is that some
one, out of puie hatred of tho Mulroy aud
Kegan families, had hidden tho children to
annoy the parents, or that sumo boy or
idiotic person has been the cause of their
imprisonment In the closet, and now fear
to oufess.
The town of Michigamnic, in Marquetta
county, Michigan, was totally destroyed
by lire on Thursday. More than two hun
dred houses wero consumed. Kight lives
were lost.
The business of stealing childreu lu Italy
and bringing them to New York to sell to
miserable creatures lo mako beggars ami
thieves of, is in quite a nourishing condi
tion. Tho Italian govermcnt is taking
Heps to arrest the li.itllc.
The Uolern. Trrrlble VroRrrna
ofllir Dlnrane
X asiivillr, Tcnn., June
The mortuary list from cholr.rjv shows
fifty-nine deaths, of which forty-eight were
colored. Weather rainy, with occasional
sunshine. "
Memi'His, Jutia 11.
There were fourteen deaths from cholera
to-day. lteports from tho surrounding
country slate that the disease still prevails,
bnt in less virulent form. Woathor to-day
clear and hot.
Cincinnati, June 21.
Up to six o,cloek this evening thore were
fourteen deaths from disease of tho bowels.
Six cases classed as cholera wore reported
for the day at the Health Olllce.
iSt'sTOX, Mass., Juno ill. 1873.
Tho Massachusetts Stale Board of
Ileal, h has addressed a circular to tho
cities and towns of tho Slats advising tho
health authorities to take prompt measures
to avert the danger from Asiatic cholera.
THE CIIOLKKA IN Kfndl'ft
Pisulix, Juno 21.
A dispntch from Pantr.ic says forty-two
Polish raftsmen on the: Vistula were at
tacked by cholera und twenty-five of
tin in died. Of the remaining seventeen
four have entirely recovered. Another
lazaretto has been established at Port
Keufahrwasser. at thu mouth of the Vis
tula, four miles from aiilzie.
ALAUM AND rilKCAt'TIOX IX ITALY.
ltOMK, June'Jl, 1873.
Several cases of cholera are reported in
the province of Treviso. The authorities
aro taking precautions to prevent the
spread of the disease.
THE DISEASE AI'I'F.ARH IX BUI.UAIIIA.
Constaxtixoi'Li:, June 21 1371.
The cholera has appeared at Uoustchouk,
in the province of Bulgaria.
I'rrvnilloii of holeru.
Wa,hisot: June -'.-Tho Board of
Health, with a view to the prevention of
cholera and other epidemics, have adopted
a schedule of meaii res to be olwetvert by
the public authorities and private indivi
duals, involving general cleanliness and ;
carefulness of diet. There have been sever- '
al eases hen; resembling cholera, but not j
ol'the direct type. !
The lirst casu ofgenuino Asiatic cholera '
ocenred in this city Saturday, the. victim '
U'iug a colored woman. The ease proved
fatal !
Six C.v-ir. of Ciioi.kh a.
It is reported to-nighl, though not on olli-
cial authority, that six casts of cholera
have originated iu Ibis city to-day. The
report comes from private sources and its
trulli cannot now be vended.
l'ATAL Aft IDKNT AT Lost Cltl'FK !
i Man's Hkai Entiiuji.y SicvhitFD from
: ins PoiiY. Thursday while the 'J o'clock :
; freight and accomtnodatiou train of the L. i
: V. It. It., from Mt. Carniel to Shenandoah,
was near Lost Creek, it ran over a man
! named Jerry Commons, who escaped the
I observation of the engineer. Tlw head of
i the uul'ortuuate man was entirely tevered
I from his body. Al this writinj our in for- :
I mation is that Commons was under the in- .
i tlueneo of liquor, though for threa years
! past he has been a member a temperance
1 society in Shenandoah city. His home t
; was al host Creek, where be leaves a wife
; and four children. Miiurs Jnunuil. ;
! Tin: coinage at he mint iu San Iran-'
Cisco d'tring the mouth ol May umouuted
SJ.TtUi.O'ju" in double eagl.-s and Sl-MMMI
in halt tlotiai. in ti.o rreiioiulinj
month hint year the amount coined wan
5f J.OJ l.'i'jo in tbuibl eatrlei. Mo more :
crude bullion wi.l lie ree. ived until after
July I. Coin t'.v oper.tii eis will -.!ase this
week uti:li after the uiintia! clear up. which
i will require three nr four weeks, hi the
. meantime live bullion will In: reeeivt I and
: com paid fur i(. the same as usual.
Vt liis'rvv 1 ik- it i;i lurjc iH:in!:i
8", li,.icM .lll.l iMU lor 1 l.f V ell Hll
SllllkeS, all l Is Used Ir.-e y ;'S tun
S ill'll mill Wi s'. M ,s..
tliink of 'iinpnruii!; n hiri-'o si nk i
is a
I i.ullo-
tho
; o ilo
ra'llu-
tsii.it;. s f
ir ti.
,S
rt- i V' in- nt I i biroi i-o Irish
!'.' n i ... bi.t !
p i i'
tue.i . .i in ' t s . r. . .a t . r an
1 1 it.;, j .:' mil. i s.iy I s 'i 1 i. . .-p.. -mil
who U Ml!. I ,r -i l'll . i !..tl:v hi. : .. III,
and tin ii 1 1 1 v.- Aiiii'iieno tvoo w a i ;.rc
seril'f tiii'l ri.sii'tiau tire pin'.ty r.f the sunn'
crime iiiiniiisl the princii'les of tlie Cotisli
tion. Itu! the Irishman is iiiiiliy of inor
than the other ; when In- juinsi a secret
a.iciety ho i rvvreuiit to his religion ; whoa
he v ins a ios!-ripiivi: s ieiet he is recreant
to his citizenship."
Geiicl'iil Win. O. Ibitler. tho IVtuocrulie
-,intli,late for Vice IVsjdctit iu 1S4S on
(, .j(.kl.t witl, iivnpra (J.iss, is still living,
If.. in Ilia .1 .hle.llile.l i-icr- Iml n k'n.
junu '.. liu W4vlk al least osix
niiv.. each day.
An exchatiu'v snys some idea may be
Cumberland Valley. It rccpiiri s from eLht
to twelve hours hard work to unload a boat
of fO.Uuo or HO. DUO t. rt, for which ihe bauds
g- t twenty cents per 1,000.
Tm.Y understand sounding about the
valuu of advertising in New York. A
correspondent states that ono linn has
just settled n bill ol'7s,oti0 lor ouo year's
advertising, and (but the cumin? iveult
ing from that advertisement were ?fti."iO,liOi,
divided among four jiersons.
A NKWSl'.M'l'lt has been started in the
South among thu ohiocts of which ate, two.
to repeal all tlivorcu laws and promoto uni-
vcrsul love, that ought to insure it a lona
I,.- ...... . . .n
111 NiutlKTii Ohio, srivs I he Toledo JilwU:
is mo nr.e-i ctu lor many years. It 1 tree
from ail the ills wheal is heir lo.
Tim War iVpartnient is about to invite
proposals for 250,IM.k"i, headstones for the
deatl L'uion soldiers.
A t;irl iu Heading possessed herself of her
father's bank-book', forged a check for nil
the old mail's balance 'on deposit, had it
cashed, and "lit out" with a "handsomo
young foreigner" who had made her ac
quaintance through a handkerchief flirta
tion. Last Sunday a man in New York at
tempted to brain his wife with a loaf of
stale bread. The interesting all'air took
place on the sidewalk in front of his house.
It didn't hurt the wife much, but it furnish
ed a perfect Uelshazzar feast for tho spar
rows. Kleven thousand five hundred people
were killed in thc United States in one year,
wu learn from the last report of the Bureau
of Vital Statistics.after this fushiou : From
burns ami scalds, 3.31)1, explosions, vJUO ;
falls, 2,074 ; falling bodies, 712 ; railroad
aeculents, l,uM) ; miuiiig accidents, Hd5 ;
injuries by machinery. 4JU ; KUiishot
Hounds, !.". ; other injuries, 1.H.S3 ; total,
11,01 1.
CANDIDATES!' CARD!.
For RegUtor and Recorder.
AT the nllettutloD of friend the nibscrltiH
offers himself 08 candlrlsts for RcKlftpr nnrl Re
corder, snbjprt to the decision of the Rf pnhllcan
convention of the county, tthnnlfi he bn elected,
he plrrtees bltnelf, falthrnllv, ti perform the
tlulit: nf the nfllec, always lookltifr to the Inte
rcBti of tHo pooile.
A. CALDWELL.
Plmmokln, June 21, 1873.
County Trcannrer.
THE tiberlbcr, havtne received encoursDicnt
front hll friends, oflers himself a csnrtidiitc for
CX)U.NTT TUEASURKR,
uliject to tho (IccUion of the Republican I'on
vention of Northninberlnnd county. Bhnulfl he
be nomlnnlcd he will make the proper rtl'ort Ith
the nsaUtnnee of his friends, to bo elected, nnd
should he be so fortunate ae to be elected, ho
pledges hlmnclf to perform tho duties of tbo of
fice fnlthfully and to tho beet lutcrcrts of tbe
county.
SAMUEL SAVIDGE.
Cpycr Angintn, June 81, 1878.
For sienator.
AT tho tolrcitatlnn of my friends, I have con
tented to he a candidate for the ulHcc or
STATE SENATOR.
Should I receive the nnmlnntlon of the Repub
lican party, sublect to the decision of the Confe
rees of tho District, and be elected, I will endea
vor to discharge the dutlci of the office Impar
tially, and to the bextof inv nhilltv.
SAMl'EI. A'. BERtiSTREStsER.
Mt. c:arnicl, May 81, 187.'!.
onnt) Trriisnrrr.
IIAVINC coiiKcntcd to the wishes of numerous
friend throiiKhnut the county, I oftci myi-elf as
a candidate for the oflice of
COUNTY TREASURER,
sutiject to tho dculnlon of the county convdition.
Should 1 receive the iinminnllnn niid be elected,
I will nc my heot endenvort to faithfully dl
eliarcc the duties of the ollico to tho beft Intcr
csls of tho tux-puyeri of the county.
CHRISTIAN NKFF.
Sunhnry, May 31, 1873. tf.
For County C'ommlMKlon.
I i 7"'" lmmtta
Cotinty ConinlMlantFr
nubjcet to the decision of the Republican county
convention. If nominated and elected 1 hull
endeavor to All the elllcc with tho hci-t of mv
uUitilv.
DANIEL SEAL.
.Tackon township.
WAGES.
IT'Olt ALL WHOAREWILLINOTOWORK.
I A.. ....... I . I . nr :t1 ......
.-in i vi:mmi, um wi ltiunji 'i titiiri
' ciin make from $10 to t."0 per week, at home dav
'. or evening. Wanted by all. Suitable to cither
' City or Country, and any season of the year.
This is a rare opportunity for those who are out
ofwnrli. ant', uut oT moaey, to niiike an inde
pendent livini;. No caiital beiu reipiin d. Onr
paliiphlel, ''How to Ml n ko a living,' tciviug fall
liisti ueliiii!. sent on receipt of 10 cents. Ad
j dren, A. lil'liToN .V CU., Moirisnna. West-
chcMt'rCo., N. l . Ap. I'.'cnM-y.
, ( II t H antral evervwhere lo sell onrttrw
iiiii! novel I '.inbroUlrrlnir Machine, send for illus
trated Circular, to the MeKee Maniiraetnrlnii
Company, t'otl Rroadwny, New York, up l'.l,-1y.
THE PARI-OK C OMPANION.
Every I.ady Wants one !
Every Man oui;ht to have one !
.enl on receipt of Ten Cents. Addre-s, I.. F.
HYDE A CO., ID.". Seventh Avenue, New Yolk.
HON-ToN FLIRTATION SIGNALS, sent on
reeoipl of.'Scts. I'liique Piiiitlnir and l'lltiiish
imr llourie, :;ti Yesey Street, New York.
Till'. IIECKWITII tM Portable Family Sew
inj .Machine, on l!0 Days Trial; many advan
tages over all. Fati.-faetion L'liaraniced, or t'M
relunileil. Sent complite, with full directions.
Heck with Sewing Maelilne Co.. M'rJ llri.adivny.
New York. apl'.l. rowly.
THE NEW ELASTIC TliCSS. An Impor
tant Invention. It retains the Rupture at all
tones, am i.i,.i..i tw. leinlrst exercise or severest
strain. It is wo it Willi coiuioti, uu. ifVeptoit
niulil and day. etleits i: pennauent CJr." iu a few
ve. Us. Sold cheap, nmi sent by Mall w hen re
quested, circular trie, when olden . I hy letter
sent to 'the F.laslic Truss Co., No. ii;i llroad
way, N. V. City. Nobody uses Metal Spring
Trusses j too painful ; they ulip off too frequei.l
ly. uplH, eowly.
35
Itt-port oi't'Thc First a(iojitil ItnnK
orSunhiir). lu.
Ri port of the condilioii of" the I'h.t National
tl.i'ili of Stiiibuiy." lu the. Uoroiiu'li o.' Mieliury,
I i il.e St .o- of Pennsylvania, at the close of bu
s.iics.j, oa ,jc loth day ol June, A. li., ls-iJ.
LIAlilLITlES.
I .tpilni Sl.ielt paid in S-tW.iHk) !0
S'li-plim Knnd u.'.iUJ ll'J
Ii-eo,int, FKehanue, Interest, anj
I'rotll and Loss k't.'.MS 11
' Cireii!iniii! Notes nutstaudlnc lii'.i.'.i4'J 00
; State Hank circulation outstanding... li.n.'ij 00
i Hivlilends I'npalil 3.:til i
Individual Deposits .'.So.-j:;,.l 75
t'liiti d Slates Deposits "J.;i7ll Mi j
I Deposits of I'. S. Disbursing OlUeers, :iS t '
i Dm: lo Nalional Ranks 17.lil57 07 !
, Due to State Uauks und Uaukers, 'J'JH 40 '
JTUI.IO 71
IlESOl'KCES.
Loans and Discounts
I'. S. Ponds to secure Clroulution
fL".'.i,Til-' 81
'.'isi.ihki Oi) ',
ill.O JII (KI j
oK.1 (ill 1
1..'K) (JD !
I.'. S. Bonds to secure Deposits
L'. rt. Hoods 011 bund
Oilier blocks, Honds and Mmtiraccs.
Due from Kedeeuiing and Heserve
Aceins
Due from National ll.eil.s
Due from t'tate Hanks uud Hankers...
' '11 r rent Enpenses und taxes paid
Cash Items, liieliiding til a 11414 und
Protest Account
Hills of National Hanks
Fractional Currcnev, including Nick
els I". 8. Lt-iriil Tender Notes
I
4",'8t -I5
II .u4'.l 01
0,'J'9 74 '
1.SJ3 tJ I
a.nr,5 11 I
s,:t 00 ;
.'.'o'i!! ml
CLOiKl 00
oll. olfi TI
STATU OF PF.NNSVI.VANl Ai
Cot SIT OK NotlTIII MIIKIU.tMi. K' T.
I, Samuel J. l'm-ker, Cnshier of " l lie Fitst
National Hank of Sunbury," do oletnn!y swear
Unit the a hove statement la true to Ihe best of
inv knowledge and bell''.
Surned. 8. J. PACKElt, Cashier.
Sworn 10 und subscribed before me, this 27th
day of June, A. I)., ls;a.
isinuej.l l'.ivin Uoi kki rxt.Eii, Notarv 1'iibllc.
(Seal.)
Correct ATI kst I
W. I. UREENOVGH,
JOHN HAAS,
A. JOKDAN,
J. B. PACKER,
Directors.
Sunbury, June 28, 1S7X
Tt'ttrlirrn Wautrd.
OIX MALE AND FOVR FEMALE Tear hers.
IO Liberal salaries to good teachers. Applica
tions will be received by I he becretary of the
Sunbury School District until Saturday, the fall
day of July. School term commences oil the
tlrrt Monday la September, lo continue niue
months. II. V. FKl'LING, bec'y.
Kuubiiry, June 2S lb3.
CRAWFOItlH UOI SK, Cor. Third uud
Mulberry, Uusiaets Centre, WUliainsport,
I'a.
D. 8. 'ELSE & CO., Proprietor.
Jane 39, 1878.
ConatKble Nwlr.
'VJOTICE ia hereby glven.that at a Constable's
1 Sale, occurring oa the 18th of June, 1873,
of the personal goods of Johu F. Kapp, in the
borough of Sunbury, lha following goods wura
pin chased by the undersigned 1 6 eune seal
Chairs, U Camp Stools, 1 large Chair, 1 Hocking
Chair, 1 marble top Stand, I Extension Table, 1
Sofa, 1 Book Case, 1 lot parlor Carpel, 1 piece
Oil Cloth, 1 Healer, 1 room Stove, 1 cook
Stove aud fixtures, 1 lot kitchen Carpet,
0 common Chairs, 8 cherry Tables, 1 Clock, 1
Slum), 1 rouad Table, i lot hall aud stair Carpel,
8 wash Stands, li Bowl and Pitchers, Bed
steads, Wludsor Chairs, t lot bedroom Carpel
In two rooms, 1 Look In a; Olasa, 3 Bureaus, S
Tuba, 1 Ueak, aud Wardrobe. These good are
left In lha keeping of thc Said John V. Kapp dur
ing Ibe pleasure of the underslgued, and the pub
lic are warned not lo meddle with Ihe same.
n. Y. FRI1.INO.
tutaiy, June 51, ltt.
vbbfttismtnts.
MIKKIFF'M -VOTICK
Tor the eaCorcement or tho Flan
Law.
UNDER tbe Act of tbo Leglslntora of Penn
tylvania, paused at the (canton of 1871, for
the protection of rnlinon, black bas, and other
food unites ncWiy Intrmluced, or to be Introduc
ed Into the river Delaware and 8usqucbaaua,and
their tributaries Kcnerallr, and for the protection
ot Uch generally iu mild streams, 1, Hamucl 11.
Rothermel, tiheritf of Northumberland County,
In compliance with and for the enforcement of
raid law. hereby give notice that all convenien
ces for the cutehiug orflsh, commonly called flh
baskets, Ac, within my jurisdiction ai Blicrlffof
aid county, and now known to eilnt In the
rtrcnmi of raid connty, are hereby declared to be
common nuisances, and I hereby command, Re
cording to law, that they be removed and dis
mantled by tao owners or manairci thereof,
wuiiiu ten day from tbo Date of this proclama
tion. And lor the information of the public, I
hereto attach tliut section of the Fish-Law relat
ing to tho removal and dismantling of ash-baskets,
Ac. i
AVc. 11. On any of the stream or parts of
rtrca'im cortteniplnted by tbli ai t, and under the
jurisdiction of this Commonwealth, to which an
adromons or migratory Hsbcs shall have access,
by the nou-rxhtencc of dams, or by openings In
the dams, whether Intended or not to facilitate
such ncccVs, and w hatcver 1n the reaches of spa
ces below or between dams, such planting of
new species sknll have taken place, as herein
contemplated, the sherilfs of the count! having
jurisdiction of such reaches of the streams, when
ever they shall discover or he informed of the ex
istence of such contrivances to the entchiuj; of
lih as are commonly known as fish-baskets, eel
wiers, kiddles, brush r fascine nets, or any oth
er lernianently set means of takinf; flsh, in the
nature of it reive, which arc known to he waste
ful and extravagant modes of fishing, the said
sheritl's shall give ten days notice in two news-pa-icrs
of their respective counties, ibnt tbe said
contrivances are known to exist nnd are commou
nuisances, ordering them to be dismantled by
their owners or mnniigern, so as to render them
no longer capable of injurinji the fishes of the
strwinis of whatever kind j nnd t nt Hie expira
tion of the raid ten days tho disiiiantlelng shall
not have taken place, then the said sheriff shall
proceed, with such force of good men of the
comity as may be necessary for the purpose, and
destroy or dismantle the said fish-baskets, kid
dles, eel wiers or such other devices contemplat
ed by this section, so that they may he no longer
capable of injuring fish ; nnd the accounting offi
cers of the counties shall mako good the cost of
the said procccdlnirstotlic said short If or sheriffs.
In the sell lenient of their accounts with the said
sheriffs j und if upon bring duly Informed by a
reputable citizen ol the couuly that said nuisan
ces, are In existence nnd require abatement, the
s.iid sheiill or sherills shall not proceed as di
rected In this act, then lie or they, upon convic
tion In the connty court of the said neglect of
duty, slut 1 1 be lined not less tluin one hundred
nor more than one thousand dollars for every
such neuflect ( said tines to he collected as ordi-
nary lines are collected, and Ihe proceeds are to
be divided equally between tho iuformer or com-
j1 n i tut lit nnd the school directors ol the proper
district, for school purposes only ; this section
Is not intended to supercede any other law of
mis i oinmonwea,, n tor me suppression ot nsn
uiskets, et cetera, If the same bo found eftienei- '.
ous to tlestrnv or abolish them.
SAMUEL It. I'.OTII EltMEL, Phcriff. i
Sheriff's Olllce, Sunlmry, .lune 13, 1S73.
CoiiNlnlIvs) Snlo. :
"VTCJT1CE is hereby civen, that at a Consta-
i bio's K'tle, on tfte JiKli day of May. 1 ST:;, of '
the personal :ood of Joseph Sv. Mjeis, In the i
borough of Sunb'.iiy, the followini; articles were '
purchased by the undersitfiied : 1 Cookinir stove !
and fixtures, 1 Cupboard and contents, 6 WirKl- !
sot Chairs, 'J Pine Tables, 16 yards Ras Carpet. 1
1 Clock, 1 Coal F.ueket, 1 small Loutit'e, 1 lot .
Tin-ware, 1 Rudiantlielit room Stove, 1 N-ltee. l j
t hairs, 1 Rocker. 1 piece Oil Cloth. U't yards
room Carpet, 1 wool Table-cloth, I LnoUinc
(ilass, S Reds unci IlcddiUf;, 1 Hedsttad. 1 llnreail
chests, 1 Detk, 1 Hoc, 3 ISarre.ls. ;; Tubs, 1 ,'
Trunk. I Meat-barrel, 1 Trundle-bed nnd lied
dintf, 1 Lamp, 2 wooden Buckets. These ironds j
are lell in the keeping of the said Joseph W. ,
Myers ditrliii; the pleasure of li e ttitdc rained,
and the pulilie are warned not lo mid.lie with!
tile same.
.1. W FRYLING A SON. I
Sunbury, May S'J. 1ST3. lit. !
Autlitor'n Notice
Isaac He.ttfiy,
t. al.
1 In the Couit of C.
J- Pleas, of Xoi-thi
ommoii
vs.
r. F. Wcist.
No. nr.
ioa, oi ,oi i a a in uei -
. 3 land eoiuity, Fi. Fa.
Mulch r.-iui, 17o.
THE
iN he
her
b", n api oiiiied Auditor In the Couit of
t oeimoii Pie. is of Noitlmiiilierland county, to
m ,'ne dl-trihiit-'onof the monies paid into Cinirt,
ai i-'m from tlie (ale of defend. nit's pioj eity. to
ai d iinioiiL' those entulcl thereto. He will mi el ,
the creditors, and those elaimlu out of Hint !
fund, at hi office In the borough ol Sinibuiy on ;
Tlmrsd.iy, July 17th, 1S7::. nt 10 o'clock, a." m.
A. N. HRiCE, Auditor. i
Sunbury, June l!l. 1W7: ti. !
i:OC II JIOIKiWS' SUXK' j
KATOLIO .
is a tir.bstitut-2 for Soap f r all HousiholJ purpo
ses, except wtislilnir clothes.
. sA'rbLio i
for cleaning your Houo will save Iho labor of
one cleaner. Ulvo il a trial.
SA FOLIO
for Windows is better than Wlilling 01 Water.
o reinovii'K enrtiilns und eurjiets.
eleans Pulnt nnd Wood. In fuel the enlire House,
better than Soup. No s'nppini;. Saves lithor.
You can't itlford to be without il.
POLIO
for f eoitrlng Knives is better and rlertnner than
Bath Brick. Will not scratch.
SA POLIO
Is better than Soap and Sand for polishing Tin
ware. Biltiitens wit hunt seratehintr.
S A POLIO
Polishes Brass and Copper utensils better Hum I
Aci.l er Oil nnd Molten btouc.
S A POLIO
' for Washing Dishes nnd Glassware Is Invaluable. !
I lieaper 1 ban Soup. j
SA POLIO !
removes Stains from Marble, Tables und Statu
ary, from Hard finished Walls, and from China
and Porcelain.
SAPOLIO
removes Stains and (j reuse from Carpets and oth
er woven fabrics.
! HAND SAPOLIO
j anew nnd wouderfnllv effeethe Toilet
j oap., having no equal in this country or
, abroad.
i MANlT SA POLIO
! its an article for the Bnlh. 'reaches fhe
foundation" of all dirt, opens the pores
and gives a healthy action und brilliant
tint to the skin.
HAND SAPOLIO
('lenses nnd Beautifies IheSkin, Instant
ly removing itny slain or blemish from
both hands and fnee.
II AND SAPOLIO
ia without a rival In the world for curing
or preveutlug roughness uud chat plug
nf either hands or face.
II AND SAPOLIO
removes Tar, Pitch, Iron 01 Ink Stains
and Urease) for workers In Machine
Shops, Mines, Ac, ia Invaluable, lor
muking the Sklo While nnd Soft, and
giving lo it a 'bloom of beauty," it la
unsurpassed by uny Cosmetic known.
UAND SAPOLIO
costs 10 to 15 cents per cake, 11 ud every
body should hava It. You will Ilka il.
DON'T FAIL TO TRY THESE GOODsT"
Buy it of your merchant If he has It or w ill pro
cure It for you. If not, theii write for our
Pamphlet. "All about Sapolto," and il will bo
mailed free.
ENOCH MORGAN'S SONS,
30 TV New Yoik.
May 81, 1873. lyr.
UOItUISQ C'LANH Mais or Female f60u
week guaranteed. Kespectubla employment at
borne, day or aveaiug 1 bo capital required 1 full
Instructions oV valuable package of goods seat
free by mall. Addreaa, with six cent return
tliirip, M. YOl Nfl CO. m Greenwich Street,
New York. Jlv w
tbbcrtforacnis.
MILL AND FARM FOI
SALE.
XVIII be told at prlrata sale a
tract or IkHV,
sltanto In Washington townsMp, Northutnbei
land county, I'a., coutaioing 60 acre more t
less, whereon Is erected a good
mVKLl.INU nocsE,
Pprlng of Water near the bouse, and all neeei
rnry outbuildings. The land Is la a high slut
of cultivation. Also, a
ORI8T MILL
three stories high with a never failinft Wste
Iower, two run of rtone, having an eicellcn
ron of custom, nnd Is located within three tulk
of the railroad station. This valuable proper!
will be sold oft easy terms. Tut further partlcn
laii apyy to
tlKHI. & BftO,
Rebuck V. O.
JuneJ I, IS '3. Northumberland Co., Pn
In the Orphans' Coart OF NORTH
I'M BKRLAND COUNTY.
FmIiKp ofNurnlt Millor, dcreatsed.
Sur Writ of Partition.
To Kphmlm R. Miller, WHHam M. Mlller.Jsn.
intermarried with William Fot, resident In M
(iilead, Monroe couittv. f?tate o'f Ohio ( John M
Miller, resident in Tort Wayne. State of Indiana
and Kllzubeth Comjinrct, a daughter or Johnsot
Miller, ouo of the sons deceased. Intcrmarrlei
with Comparel. residinc; In the Hate of lo
wa, und to all the other heirs and local repreaen
tntlves of (ho said farnh Miller, deceased.
Take otlce, Tlmt by virtue of the abov.
writ of Partition to me directed, an Inquisitio,
111 be held upon the premises therein described
on Wednesday, the 30th day of July, 1873, nt P
o'clock a. m.. to ascertain nnd inquire nineni
other things, whether the said premises can b.
parted anil ditldediwlthout prejudice to, or spoil
Ins tlie whole thereof, or otherwise to Valuu aiu
appropriate the same, when and where you nsi
intend if you see proper.
Ucspcctfullv vours,
. 11. liOTIIFIRMr.l., iJheriff.
Sheriffs OlOce. tfunbitry, June 21, 1H7.1. 8t.
XOTITK.
The Orient Insurance Co., of Tlartford, hat
withdrawn its niwmy from Sunbury, und revok
ed tbe eertirleatc of Hiithority issued to L. M
Voder to act as neiil .for said company.
C. PRESTON,
Vico President.
I llartfoid, .lime 0, Wi.
MKF.i IT IIAXUV.
j Tiik Ur.i.iAnt.r. Family MKiut tM-.
Dl AltRlir.A, dysentery. Cholera. Summti
Complaint, t -a'lips, et quickly cured In
I tlie use of
JAHDF.U.A'M
' Compel'.,. d S rup ot ItUiekbei ry Root und Kb
fain.
An old. ill tried icinedy. entirely tcgctnble.
i pleasant lot.'kc. p'u k nnd i-citain in ( tl'cet
' can he depended ou iu the mo?t urgent eusit
'n' be iwn to the youngest infant as well n
i to adults. It contains
NO CAMPHOR OK OPIl'M.
It I.-a pleasant extinct and rendiiy' taken to
' children, rt has i.lUr,. sated life when i.IuVi
emus nail ncspaireil. Iveep it In t lie bouse anc
use iu time. All wo ask lor it is a trial. Don't
let your dealer put you nil with romrlhiinr else,
lluy it. Try it. Sold by !ru(.'tists und Si or.
Keepers throughout this State. Prepared oiilv t
HANSELL A HilO., ' '
.Jiinel4."73-ain. 'I00 Market St.. I'hilad-lpMa,
SI(tlU .tI fiX'M nv.it'
MILLINERY fiOOHS FOR l!t7r,
I'ST opened ,-iu extensive assortiueiit of
STRAW. Mil.I.INEliY AND FANCY (iOOHS,
Cor.tpri.--iu; the lateot am) most attractive styles
felfcte.l k ith cart! from the le id'ncr impoiiin.:
houe in New York nnd Philadelphia, nil. I
adapted for the present n. in.
K1HHONS AND FLOWERS
In uieat v a i ii ly. a irencial a-oi tnieiil of neck-tie--,
orieiu.ents f.n ac,iic-.
'1 KIMMINHSKF ALL KINDS,
liloves, Collar-, ( nil., nnd .very lasiiionable
,ii lit le ol ladies ' w ca r.
Call and see Ihe UCW styl-s ,it lloods :'t
MISS I.. SllISsLF.il.
Msvk' t S piai-i , ;iai.b.irv, 1'.'..
April :.'i..
(F0BMIHLI Wood Mjjts.)
STJtTIONARV POBTIBU
Steam Engines.
The Boot Si Most Complete Assortment
Iu the Market.
These Knffin hare always maintained the rerf
hlirheat alandurd of f lorlleno. We make the
manufacture of KnKim, Boiler and SawMillaa,
pornalty. Ve have Uinluryowt and raa40oora,u.-to
worka oc tha kind in the country, wilh machinery
specially adapted to tha work.
We keep constantly in proem larg n ambers of
Snpin, which w furnish at thu very lowest prioca
ana oa the ahorteat notice. W builil EiuOnca
apecuuMy adapted to Miw-a, Saw Mills, Ontt Mills,
Tanrwrias, Cotton Oins, Tormbera and aU claaaua
Of mauufur'turintf.
We ara now buildinft tha celebrated Lana Cirrm
lar Saw Mill, the bust aud moat euupleta aaw mill
ever invented. ,
Wa make tha tnanufaetnre of fviw Mill outflu a
special feature of our busineaa, and can f'Tt'-h
oomiilet ou tbe shorteat notioa. .
Our aim in all raaaa ia to furnish tbe beat ma
chinery ia tha market, and work absolutely un
aiual.sl for beaut y of drawn, economy aud atreogt a.
Send for Circular and Prion List. j
UTICA STEAM ENGINE CO.
CTICA, M. T.
somi:tiiiv; m.h .
An elegant Album for 2.S cents, hoMing 24 full
sized cards, bound iu full giit cover and sold al
Ihe low price of 2.'i cents, suitable for the pocket
or centre table. Order a sample sent by mail,
post paid on rrrvlpt of 23 cents. 3 for 00 cents,
or 0 for il. Address,
IU'ltKOW A CO., Baltimore, MJ.
!" Agents Wailed. Catalogues of Books,
IVctuio Sir., sent free. June H,78 ;tw.
f SffTiTni rr-imagiriTn-T f ginss'iaraniiiTirvi'r-wfft
"Trsvp'r
1 J 'vrat-s Kai! s. w -tan
'f '
Send for Illustrated Catalogue and evntuin 1
our prices In lore purchasing, us wo claim 10 sell
lower lb. 111 ur.v other i-staliiisiiiuent in the tit v.
REM EM I! Ell the NIWI BEIT,
l'J! ItlDGE A YEN IE, Philade! h!u.
NHi:iciri"? nam:.
J Y Virtue of a ceitaiu w 1 It of .u-ori fueiui t,
J me directed, will bo sold at Public Sale, on
MONDAY IhettOili day of JUNE, at 11 o'
clock, 11. in., nl tho Court House, in Suubury,
tlie follow in property, lo wit :
A II 1 hose ci 1 tain set en, contiguous lots or pie
ces of gionu.l, sHiialr iu the borough of Shnuio
kin, count v of Northumberland, mid Stale of
I'ciiMsvlvuuia, and kuown ou the general plan of
said borough of Suuuiokin, as loU numbered two
(5) Ihree (II) four (t) live (5) six (0) svveu (7)
aud ilfchl (S) j,, block ihirty-nlnc SO.
Seized, taken iu execiilioii, und 10 be sold oa
the propel I) of Elijah Hamuier aud Catharine
Hninmor.
sAMVFL II. ROTHFHMFL, SheriflT.
Ml 1 II 's OlU'je, .Sutll'lll V, .Itine 11, l1
mm mm