iimburg American.
SUNBURY, JULY , 1873.
Railroad Tin Table.
AftaiYAL AWD MtPAttTtTRXOPfRAINR ATSCKBCRT.
W. C. R. W., Booth.
Erie Mall, 13.50am
Southern Exp 5.19 "
F.rls Express, 9.40 "
Malt, 11.15 "
Nlag. Express 6.40 p ra
P. A E. R. R. West.
Northern Exp 0.05 a m
Mall, 6 25 a tn
Nlafc. Expre13.80 pm
ElmtraMall 4.15 "
Erie Expreas, 6.45 "
SUHBCltT AKD LSWIBTOWS It. It.
Leave Sunbury for Lewistown at 7.80 a. m.,
and 4-30 p. M.
Arrive at Sunbury from Lewistown at 1.50
and 7.45 p. in.
rJAMOKI Division, i. c. . w.
i.KAva 1 ' ' AnntT
Sunbury at 5.45 am At Sunbury 9.25 am
" 13.85 pm " 8.55 pm
4.40 p m " 6.00 p m
DANVILLE, 1IAZLBTOK A WILKBSBARRI It. B.
Regular passenger tsaln leave Sunbnry for
Danville, Cattawlria, Hasleton and Intermediate
station, at 6.45 a. ra. Returning leave Haxle
ton at 1.00 p. m. Arrive at 4.00 p. tn.
LACKAWAIf !VA AND BLOOMSBURO H. B.
Leave Northumberland at 9.40 a. m. and 4.50
p. ra.
Arrive at Northumberland at 10.85 a. m. and
0.05 p. m.
Accidental Insurance Tlcketi caa be had of
J. Shlpman, Ticket Agent, at the Depot.
Summer Arrangement lor the Foat
Offlee at Suubury, Pa.
Offlet Open from 6.S0 a. m., to 8 p. m., nrtpt
on Sunday.
TIME OP ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF TIIE
MAILS.
Arrives as follows :
From the East at 6.15 a. m., 13.15 p. m., 4 p. m.
' South, 6.15a. m., 13.15 p. m. 4.10 p. m.
" West, 0.15 a.m., 12.15 p.m., 4.10p m.,
and 8.20 p. m.
" North, 0 a. in., 11 a. m., 8.55 p. m.
' Shnmokin, Mt. Curinel and points ou
Hint line, tt.15 a. m., 3.50 p. m.
Mails clone as follows i
For the Eust, 5. T0 n. m., 10.50 n. m., 7.85 p. m.
" South, 10.50 a. ru., 7.35 p. m.
" West, 7.30 a. m., 10.50 n. m., 7.35 p. in.
" North 5.50 a. m., 8.50 p. m., 7.83 p. m.
Sluimokin proper 12.15 p. tn.
Slinmokin and olllccs on that route, 4.20
p. in.
.1. J. SMITH, P. M.
jocnIs.
msincss
Sewing Maohinks and Cottaob Organs.
diss Caroline Dull tin is the agent for the sale of
ha beet Sewing Machines In existence, vjz i 'The
Improved Grovcr A Baker,' and 'Domestic,'
vhlch are constantly kept on hand, and sold at
-cnsoiinble prices. She Is also agcut for the sale
if the celebrated '8ilver Tongue Organs,' and the
liny StAte Organs,' and for the sale of the
'rnutz A Pope Knitting Machine. Call and tee
hem. Office ou Market street, east of the rail
uad. Tup. Impkovko Ritovr.n A Uakeh Sewisu Ma
iiinb. These celebrated machines are otferi'd
t the most reasonable rate. For particulars
pply to D. O. KUTZ, Agent,
'eb.3a,'73.-ly. Upper Augusta township.
Wood's Mowers and Reapers, the best in mar
ct, for sale by II. K. Goodrich lit Rnhrbach's
'oundry lu Sunbury. The repairing of Reapers
tteuded to promptly. Ju'J13t.
Don't worry your team 'and pnticuce with a
oor machine. Go li Rohrbach's Foundry and
et the Wood Machine. Goodrich will show you
hut it will do.
Sr.coND Tand Pianos for sale or rcut at reason?
blc rules. Inquire at this office.
Foil Rent. A handsome room over Mcllick's
rug Store, Market Squure. Injure of 11. B.
(.isf-er.
Don't pay two prices when you can get goods
t a small profit. At D. A. Finney's store,
(arket street, but one price prevails, and goods
f the best quality can be purchased at aston
hiugly low prices. His stock consists of every
iricry of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Groceries,
otions, Boots and Shoes, and Jewelry. The
.iorlincut is complete, being selected with the
.e.ilost care. No charges are made to show
nods In fact It Is a plcusuro to Mr. Finney to
ion- what a handsome stock ha has on hand,
.nc'.ics and gentlemen aie invited to call and
ukc a full examination before buying clse
hcre. We noticed ou Tuesday last, a large number of
runks aud Valices on the pavement In front of
ic Excelsior Boot and Shoe 8tore of W. A. Mil
r, ou Market square, which are now offered for
lc at reasonable prices. Mr. Miller, we uuder
and, internist to have a special apartment for
.eau articles, where parties can be accoimno
ited with all knds of Trunks, Valices, Satchels,
c, at city prices.
Ki iieka. When a young man purchases a hat
Samuel Faust, the popular hatter, he cx-
.ilnm, truthfully, too, "I have found It" a
shionnble aud serviceable hut. Mr. Faust has
1 styles of fashionable huts and caps, and cve
' one, both old aud young, who will visit his
ire, ou Market street, opposite Monument
iuarc, Sunbury, will be well pleased with a se
ction from his large and varied assortment.
Pianos, Organs, Ac David Relraer, music
ichcr, having located permanently In Sunbury
r the putpose of teaching music, announces
at he has the agency for Gaehle A Co' Balti
ire Pianos, which are being rapidly Introduced
long the best judges. They are uow lu use In
e Stale Normal School, Bloomsburg, Pa., also
the Sunbury Academy, by J. II. Jenkins, Esq.,
Northumberland, and Judge Ellwelt of
oomstturg. He will also take orders for Stein
ly & Co's, Chickcring A Co s, aud other well
iowu Pianos.
Mr. Reinier also receive orders for Prince A
' celebrated Organs A Melodeons, of buffalo
4W York.
For Loss or Appetite, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
presslou of Spirits aud general Debility, Vn
eir various forms, Ferro-Fhosporated Elixir
Calisay made by Caswell, Hazard A Co.,
jv fork, aud sold by all druggists, Is the best
inlc. A a stimulant tonic for patients remov
ing from fever or other sickuess, It ha no
uul. If taken durlug the season It prevents
yor and Agne and other Intermittent fever.
jjUocal Affairs.
Excursion Tickets on the dl&creat railroad
to-day, the 4tk.
1 kccm Salmi, of tUU place, 1 the authorlz
ageut for the New York Mutual Life Insur
co Company.
We were necessarily compelled to omit the
ter f our special correspondent owing to the
'.eness of Its arrival.
The JuMriea Is Issued oue da ahead of our
;ular ku day, on account of Riving all em
oyeet la dee odlce to sjicnd tbo 4Ui la a fa
otic luauuer.
'(Tit. CiUNGEri. Among the postal appoint
3nts las, week, we notice the follow lug change
this cRD(y. Rebuck, II. C. Fisher appointed
utinaster rice D. KJinn. A. Declus has been
pointed Fortruastrr at Tuilut-vUki.
''all at J. II. Jefferle Et.cg llouro, on Third
reel, far earing Chicken, served up In the bet
Tai Concert gtveu 'by Trofeswr' Brown and
'imar's school, on Friday evening last, was a
ani.t affair. TU exercises were ctertalnlng
d we were happy to see that many of their
tiolars have already become very proSclest,
J ixV.Vit routUle.ra.Kc tiiubkal lalcot.
Laboi 8himkt. The Mineral Railroad A
Mining Company now does the largest business
In the shipment of coal la the Shamokln coal
region,- The amount reaches a boat 800,000 tost
annually. Their general shipping office at this
place employs a number of elerk", who are con
stantly busy under the snperlntcndance of Cbas.
F. Fisher, Esq., general agent at this end of the
road. The business of the company Is done with
the greatest precision, and with the lirrge-experience
of Mr. Fisher In the transportation of coal,
and bis tact and promptness, have largely In
creased the business of the company at this
point. The company ha gained a wide reputa
tion through the efficiency of Mr. Fisher as an
accountant, his books being alwaye correct,
and lu condition for settlement. As facilities for
shipping increase, we may expect the Mineral
Company to take the lend lu tbo shipment of coal
In this part of the country. '
That Champion Belt. As It has always been
conceded that the DaSy office was the possessor
of the champion belt, we are of the opinion that
it now fairly belongs, to the Horning Exprtn of
fice. A scene of valor was displayed a tew days
ago In front of that office, which was calculated
to pnt all ancient and modern heroes In the shade.
A misunderstanding had taken place between
the publisher and one of his employees. The
parties, to settle the difficulty, proceeded to the
field of combat, the front porch of the office. A
ring of old stove and kettles was formed, and
the pugilists entered. Luckily a tpiritval power
took possession of the champions, which pre
vented a copious flow of claret. After a few
swings a la French Four, the publisher was de
clared the victor, and now claims the belt.
Ikjcrbd. Earnest Starkloff, on employee of
the Upper Shops, received ;serlons injuries ou
Monday last, by belug Jammed between two loco
motives. He wss repairing the tender of the en
gine when another engine was back ml np sndden
denly, and he was Jammed between them, and
Injured about the loins. He was couvcyed to his
residence on Walnut street, and medical aid was
summoned.
Fire. The large and handsome brick barn
belonging to Daniel Fisher, one half mile below
Milton, was destroyed by fire ou Wcducsduy
night. With the barn were consumed sevcu tons
of hay, tweuty five bushels of wheat, fifty bush
els of outs, a (mull qunntity of rye, a lot of cur
ed meat, nnd n good spring wagon. The loss on
barn and contents will full but little short of
(3000. The barn was insured for 1 1,500 In the
Dunvllle Mutual Insurance Compnny.
The worst feature about the affair is the al
most certainty that the fire was kindled by an
Incendiary, and the person no other than the brother-in-law
of Mr. Fisher. Henry Creasy has
been living with Mr. Fisher, but lately has giv
en the family much trouble through intoxication,
nctiug in a rough and quarrelsome manner. On
Wednesday he was plowing all day, aud In the
afternoon was brought before 'Squire McMahon
charged with assault and battery upon somo of
the family. Upou promise of good behaviour was
discharged from custody. It was ubout two
hours afterwards, or about 0 o'clock, when the
flumes broke out lu the burn, and It is quite clear
that the evil minded wretch planned nnd execu
ted the deed for revenge. Mr. Fisher offers a re
ward of (50 for the capture of Creasy, who is de
scribed as a young man ubout 5 feet 8 Inches in
height, with red, bushy hair, Inclining to curt,
and a villainous looking phiz. Viltoniun.
Tub Cholera. Newspaper specifics for epl-
rieinics are proverbially unsafe aud unreliable
but the following Is prescribed by the New York
Journal of Comtncret as Infallible. It Is, that pa
per snys, "au ubsolute ipeclflc for the proven
tlou of Asiatic cholera if tuken when the loose
ness of the bowels Is first uoticcd, aud is good ut
uny stage ofiliu disease."
Tluct. Opii,
" CupsicI,
" Uuei co,
' Menth pip,
" Cnmpho,
Mix equal puns each.
As already explained, it consists of a mixture
of equal parts of tincture of opium, Cayenne
pepper, rhubarb, peppermint and camphor, nud
the dose Is ten to thirty drops in two or three
tcaspoonfulls of water.
New Sciikih-le. We refer our readers to the
new time schedule which went into effect ou Sun
day last, at the beud of our local columns. Tbo
departure of train on the N. C. A V. E. R. Kouds,
is as follows :
eastward.
Erie Mall leaves nt
Southern Express ut
Erie Express at
Mull
Niagara Express
WESTWARD.
Northern Express leaves at ....
Erie Mull at
Niagara Express at
Elmira Mail at1'.'
Erie Express
12.50 a. m
5.15 a. m
it. 40 a. m
11.15 u. in
6.40 p. in
6.05 a. m.
6.85 a. m.
12.30 p. m.
4.15 p. m.
6.45 p. ill.
Willctts' lecture, a plea for marriage and
home," in the Court House, on Thursday even
lug of last week, was not very numerously at
tended. W II lets is about a fourth rate lecturer.
and hating been heard here several time, did not
draw very heavily ou the last occasion. Sunbu
ry Gazettt.
What is the mutter neighbor 1 We have al
ways considered Mr. WlllelU one of the best and
most Interesting lecturers that we have ever lis
tened to lu Sunbury or elsewhere. In fluency he
almost equals Philips, aud in humor, is hi su
perior. Fourth rate, Indeed ! Whom does our
ueighbor esteem first rule I Certainly not the in
evitable Geo. Francis Train.
Mistaken. John Adams on the day succeed
ing the adoption of the Declaration ol Indepen
dence, wrote a letter to Mrs. Adams lu wbl:h be
ays:
"The fourth of July. 1770, wUl be memora
ble epoch In the history of Awerica. I an apt
to believe it will be celebrated by succeeding gen
eration, as tUu great anniversary fcttivuL It
ought to be commemorated a the dsy of ddlve
rance, by solemn ads of devotion to Almighty
God. It ought to be solemnized vith pomps,
shows, games, sports, guns, bells, bou-flru, isid
Illuminations, ion one cod of the continent to
the other, from this time forward forever 1"
In these modern times a flue of cue dollar is
Is Imposed by a borough ordinance upon til who
discharge, set off or explode any rockis, lire
crackers or any other pyrotcchulcalitteton the
4th of July. Our forefathers must haw been
sadly mistaken or else th patriotism wick the
day usually Inspires ha dwiudled 4wa to
naught as far as r borough fathers ire con
cerned.
Litest Improvement. Tho latest luprove
ment Is a "perfect love of a thlug," to biseen on
our streets, In the shape of a horse bonet. It
has a fan Inside of It the double purpose which
is to drive the Hies away, and cool the bed by Its
moiiou. It gives tke animal a sprightly sr. Just
Imagine a group of torse iu front of a tillluery
tore, and tome prUp iooUug spluste flttiug
the luteat agony of a bounet to each beaias it Is
presented with inane combed on top, ad tucK
full of skewers. Ain't It an linprovemec t
Festival (Xoed. The festival of th Suubu-
ry Cornet Band was bronght to a close a Satur
day night last. The One beru loled foroetween
the ttleura Fire Eugiue Company aad lie Hook
J and ladder, was ssoa fay the former bjtwnty-
seven dollars. Thf cak between Mews. Ey
ter aud Cibsoo was voted to the lauerud the
one voted for between Messrs. McUell fii Reed
was voted to Mr. Reed. The latter cakfcrought
1150. The procoeds of the Festival wt reach
.bout 1800.
OCH Jolly friend, H. F. Mann, Esq.,, freight
agent for th P. A E. R. R. company at this
place, considering It expedient to bate a few day
enjoyment week before lost, went on a piscato
rial expedition among th hemlock of Baker'
run. Like a trne Waldcn he pursued bis ocen
pnt Ion Unmolested, until a correspondent of the
Willtamsport Itegirtn discovered bun a la Liv
ingstone, who broke the' news to til numerous
friends lu thl wise t "
"H. F. Mann, Esq., P. A E. Freight agent, at
Sunbury, with a party of "congenial spirits,"
made a raid a few day ago on the poor little
fishes which Innocently sport in the water of
Baker' Rah. Mann, who by tbo way has a
powerful Imaiaglantloti,, positively asserts that
the aforementioned run flow through the '"sna
kiest" region on the face of the earth. He says,
"snake to the frout of them, snakes ta the right
of them, rattle and wriggle." We did not learn,
however, that any sought refuge in the boots of
the party, but they were bitten times without
number by mosquitoes, and aecordlng to
the account given by the Iminaginatlve Mann,
they must have walked 80 or 90 miles. Remain
ing over night In the wood, lodging among the
trees, our Informant was exceedingly jubilant In
carrying out Ail pari of the programme, he hav
ing caught three very flni trout, one of which
wa about three Inches tall when standing on its
tail. Th second was a few sites less, but the
third wa a small one."
Since the above made Us appearance, our
neighbor of the Daily, always on the lookout, al
ready mentions Mr, Mann In connection with
the Presidency of the United States. In connec
tion with the matter, we should like to know
how about the gentleman with the red moustache
and the dish of tomatoes. Will Mr. Mann ex
plain t . '
A Lawteh'b Pic Nic The lawyers of the
Schuylkill county bar had time to hold a pic nic
last week, and, according to accounts, had their
palates tickled with all the delicacies of the sea
son. The Mtuenvll'.o Rejmblican says, "there was
inspiration In every mouthful, and mirth tn eve
ry draught, beyond the power of the pen to pic
ture." We rather guess It was Lager Beer.
Their wives were absent.
Our lawyers have no time to spare to Indulge
lu pic nlcs, nnd if they had they would take their
wives iilnng, and drink lemonade.
U. L. DiEFPENRArii, Esq., lute editor of the
Wllliainsport Standard, ha taken charge of the
Bloomsburg Columbian, Charles B. Brockwuy
hnving retired from that paper.
Raspuerries though Just coming into market,
have been picked In our garden, a week since.
Cherries though a failure In many places, -have
been rather abundant on the hills, aud our mar
kets have been well supplied.
Rain. We had a refreshing shower on Satur
day last, and a coplons and continued rain on
Monday night, which was greatly needed, and
for which we should bo grateful to Him whu
tales all things us He deems best.
Cows Killed. Several cows have lately been
killed on the track ut the lower end of this bor
ough, by being run over by locomotives. If the
trains were run at the speed prescribed by law,
at the rate of five miles pur hour through the bo
rough, these accidents might be avoided.
Ot'R neighbor of the fJazette, had a critical ar
ticle, on the late editorial excursion and festival
at Danville, laf-t week, for which he docs not
seem to entertain a very exalted opinion.
The resignation of A. P.. Fir-ko, superintend
ant of the N. C. Railmad. was accepted by the
board of directors ou Friday !u-t. A. J. Cassatt,
Esq., was elected general manager of the road.
PlC NIC. A pic uic was liclil on Saturday lust
by D. Iteimcr nnd bis pupils in miii-, on Una's
Is'.and. Wo leu in that it very pleasant time was
had.
Maukets. The rmirket on Saturday last wus
well titteuded. Eighty wugons were couutcd
along market street. The ruling prices were,
butter, 10 a 28 cts ; eggs, 13 n 20 cts ; potatoes,
old, 80 cts per bushel, Lew, 40 its per half peck ;
beef, 17 a 20 cts ; veal, 12 a Hi ts ; mutton, 14 a
18 cts ; strawberries, 15 u 25 cts per quart, chcr
rles, 10 a 12 cts ; onions, 5 cts ; rhubarb, 5 cts
salad, 10 cts ; radishes, 5 cts ; spring chickens 75,
Si'mmek Diiink. Iu these warm summer days
a cooling cup is a desideratum. All "hot nnd
rebellious liquors" should be adjured i but such
a dainty drink as the following may be taken
tonamort s Half OU a China punch-bowl with
slices of pineapple (the riud cut llierofrom) and
lemon cut very thin, arranged lu alternate lay.
cr each layer being thickly strewed with grunu.
lated supur. Pour over the frnit as much claret
wine as will till the bowl ; cover closely, and let
it stand six hours. Then put lu a piece of ice,
and wheu cold, turn into It a bottle of plain soda
water, and serve, lu large goblets, with slice of
pineapple and leuion.
The long freight train standing on railroad
crossings within the borough limits, have become
a great annoyance to pedestrians. They are fre
quently compelled to wait for half an hour or
longer before they can cross. Kallroad em
ployees should be compelled to cut their trains,
and leave the street open hen they arc detain
on the siding.
MosiMKNTii, Shavino PiiiLOK. For neut
hair dressing and clean aud easy shaving, call
at A. P, Walters Saloon, ou Third Street, below
Market. See advertisement in another column.
SrntNO Cuickkmi. Served up daily in the best
style at J. II. Jefferics European Eating House,
on Third Street.
You can use a pot.i'-p rtnmp twice. The first
time It costs three cent. the sei-oud timo tfty
dollars.
Why don't the township clerks make a state
ment of their township accounts 1 Tax payers
require It, aud it Is their light.
As additional passenger trulu will be placed
on the D. II. A W. U. R., on Monday next, which
leave Sunbury about 4.25 p. in., and arrive
about 9.U0 a. in.
Tue worst case of "Mary had a Little Lamb,"
we have yet seen, lately, we Oud In an exchange
and commend it to our lady reader.
Mary bad a little lamb
With which she used to tussel,
She snatched the wool clean oil' Its back
Aud stuUed it lu her bustle.
And when he saw ue bad been fleeced
He in a puubra flew,
Bo Mary got upon her ear
And stuffed the lamb In too.
Toe time Is coming for pain under your vest
or apron call It what yon may "you pays
your money and takes your choice."
Editor's) Tkle.
To TH Editor. Wood's Household Maga
zine for July is ahead of any previous number,
and whn we consider the usual staudard excel
lence, this Is rare praise Indeed. It Is kouuhold.
not only la nam but in eArfr, and lu table of
centeuls shows a wonderful adaptation of arti
cles to toe individual members or the family cir
cle. "Sim' Little Girl," a temperance story by
Mary U art well, "Wcather-toufib block," by
Karl Kate, "How lbs Vow was Kept," by II. V.
Ooborue, "Lunatics at Large," by Rev. F. W.
Holland, and "The Declaration of Indepen
deuce," by J. B. Wakelcy, V. D., are among tbe
more noticeable articles. Tbe Children Ucuart.
meut Is crowded full, and centain a poem, in
baby-talk, which without doubt, will e very ac
eeptable to the little ones. Tbe price of tbe ma
gatlne Is one dollar a year. Address,
Wood's Hocstuot r Maoiiine,
NeWburgb, N. T.
Thb Ladt' Friend ob Jotr. With the Ju
ly numbor of this favorite monthly It assumes
more of a literary character, the fashions, while
not exclnded, being placed In the back-gronud.
This will commend It still more to that large
class of render who value a tnngnzlne for the
quality of Its reading matter. The frontispiece
1 an engraving of "Lady Jane Grey, that'tjuecn
of Ten Day,' In the Tower of London." Among
the literary contents, all original, are "The Ncit
Heir," by Christian Reld "A Winter Night,"
by Florence Percy f "Dorothea," by Fannie
Hodgson t "The Cause of It." by Annfo L. For.
celle "A Girl' Romance," by Daisy Ventnor
"The Laud ofContMrles," ly Mr. M. C. Pyle i
"The Master of Greylnnd," by the author of
"East Lynne," Ac, Ac. There are also- a Fash
ton Department, Music, Editorials, and Receipts.
Send for a sample number. Price, (3.00 a year.
Fonr copies (6.00. Five copies (and one gratis)
(8.00., 'The Lady's Friend" ((3.00) and "The
8aturday Evening Tost" ((3.00) for (4.50. The
Premium Chromo or a largo Steel Engraving Is
given to the sender of every club. Single num
bers (for salo bv Newsdealers) price 20 cents.
Published by Deacon Pkierson, 819 Walnut
Street Philadelphia.
Jury Ut lor Angnat Term, 1S73.
GRAND JURORS.
Jacob Rrkard, North'd nugh M'Donald Mt Car
Peter Welker. Shamokln Chrlstlon Gonsert, Cam
Isaac Stealy, " ;Ollbert Relt, Cam
W. H. Vastlu Rush Sam't Hoogland, Milton
Jacob Matthias, Northil l.lovd Johnson, Mt Car
Samuel Reefer. L'n.Mah A. J. Sn vie ire. Lewis
Isaac May Jr. Shamokln ;llenry E. Malick.L Aug
David Ilnlrer, Mtt nr bo Isaac artman, Jacason
Geo. Crick, Shamokln ;Perdinnnd Khoads, Coal
wm. A. Fetter, Bunonry:i.connrn iionp, anamo n
Nath Hcnninger, Cam Maine Rennlngcr, Nor
G. A. Newbakcr, Zerbo 'James Longan, Turbul
TRAVERS JURORS.
I, Kauffinnn. L Muh'nv Sol Truckeniniller, Del
John Rrlck, Shamokln Henry llucln, Shnmokin
Peter Ovster. Delaware 8. W. Clark. J or don
S. M. Recscr, Up Aug'a Abr. Johnson, Wntson'n
Isnnc UuiiiDboll. " :lleui .ellicmoycr, biiuu
P LcUcr. Watsohtown Trus Butler, North'd
Geo Pencil, Jr. Blmm'n Oslln Stu'.l, Watsont'wn
inigh Martin, Cbllls'qc. Jcre. Kuiip, union -Murlln
Harris. L Mull W. M. Lloyd, North'd
Oeorgc Dlehl, Suiibtiry :Sinion Voght, Shnmo'n
Daniel Ilurmon, Milton J. H. Uelst, I p. .Mniry
Keub. Kempbell, Sham. John HolTcr, Tlirbut
Abr. Klsslnirer. Turbut iWm Moffct, Lewis
Geo A Wykoir, Lewis Icnry Bneher, Sunbury
Chns. Hartzcll,L'p.Aug.: Peter Wllkeson, Shnm'n
Robt Wilson. North'd ;Wm Follmor, Turbut
John Hurst, Rush Ira Shipe, Up. Augusta
8 A Berkenblnu, North Isaac Vincent, Wats'nt
Wm Evstcr, Hnnliury : Kills Krnser, .Milton
P W Sl hlclgh, Cameron J E Wenrtch, 6bamokln
Alex Yocum, Shninnkin II D Hotrninn,Wash'ton
John S Spatts, L Mab Henry llalipt, sr,U Aug
Jos Mlcley tr. Delaware J M lioetliin, Biiiwury
Win. Allen Chillisqua'ci W 1 Blair, Chillisq'que
. PETIT JURORS,
n Kiiss, I. Augusta C B Rcnninger, North'd
11 Redrcr. McEwensvllle'Jucob Martz, Zcrbe
J D DlefTendcrfer, Cbll.;K. W. Thurston, U Ang
v m tlrvson jr. Uein're ir t pnnner, ieiaware
Ch Raup, " ;Wm Bartholomew, Chil
Peter V eager, Sliumo'n l'lillip L lnrK, Buirjury
Daniel Fnv. Tnrbntvlllc Elias Herknrd, Jordon
Thos Welsh. Mt. Car bo BenJ F Miller, Zerbe
Thos Barr, Watsnut'n Henry Deppeu, Jordon
Benj Krh'irbnum, 1. Aug it lloasicy, ortU'd
John Mce( Chltllsq'c Geo Forester, Up Aug
J U Herd, Aimou 11 X r ryung, cunuury
G M Konu, Sunbury ;Tbos Rilter, Turbot
Anson Snyder, Point, ; Abr Wertman, Lewis
Sol. Miller. L AiiL'tista U W Relchlev, North'd
Geo. Kllngcr, Mt Cann:J M Wolverton.Snydert
D 8 Swartz, Jordon ;Um horseman, ChiUbq.
I D Raker, Lit Mahanoy'Sol Dleffcuderfcr, Miltou
The ConfcNftlon ol an Iuvmlitl.
Published by a warning and for the benefit of
Young Men and others who suffer from Nervous
Debility, loss op Manhood, etc., supplying the
means of self-cure. Wrltteu by one who cured
himself after undergoing considerable quackery,
and sent frco or receiving a osl-paid directed
envelop. Sufferers are Invited to address the
author. NATHANIEL MAY FAIR,
June 14,'73 Cm. Box 153, Brooklyn, N. Y.
M'XUIKY .n.lKK-''"-
Flour and Grain Market.
Extra Family t3.00 Red Wheat, p. bit., (1.80
uiickwiic.it, p. n., o.i ki Kye,
Com Mcul, " 2.50 Corn,
Wheat Bran, p. bu. 1.50 Huckwhoai
Shorts, 2.00 Oats, 82 lbs.
Com A Oats Chop, 2.00 Flaxseed,
Timothy Seed. p. b. 11.00
l'rotluce Market.
Potatoes,
Eirs, per doz.,
Butter, per lb.,
Lard, "
Side?..
75 Hams,
15 Tallow,
25 Country Soap,
15 Dried Apples,
10. " lVaebes,
f boulders.
1ss
.'An EiiiiMite I'hroiuo,
Size 14 X 'JO, In 14 Colors.
"THE STKAWJJEKRY GIKL,"
For Every Subscriber to
Hearth tiud Home Tor 1S7S.
ThU beautiful Chromo. which the Publishers
of Hearth aud Home have provided, is printed I
IS llincf. in colors, to produce the beautiful co- !
1 oritur aud shudiui: ut the original. A copy Is ;
now within easy reudi of every Home iu Auie-
nca.
The Journal itself Is a rich treasure for any
Household. A single volume contains ubout '
(25,000 worth of splendid engravings, finely
printed, nnd ot a uigniy pieaing nun uiMruciive 1
character. U hu, also, a vaet amount of the I
choicest reading, carefully prepared, and lull ot
instruction.
With all these attractions, au.l oilier Improve
ments contemplated, the price of Hearth and
Home continues ut the low rate ol only t-i a yeur.
or (4 for lluarlh ami Home and the American
Agrkultunlii-t. (With the Agriculturalist there
will also be presented a iiioet beautiful Chromo
of an original picture, painted expressly for this
purpose, entitled "Miscihc! urcwing, uy u. r.
Keluunrt. Bent, mounted, lor only 23 cents ex
tra. N. li. f4.75 secuiei both pacr ror tho
year 1B7;I, and both Chromo, mounted and sent
prepaid. )
The Hearth and Home Ceroinos Are delivered
In the order In which the names arc received. No
cliarge for the Chromo when taken itt the olHce,
uuuiiMinted. if to ue sent prepaid, uuiuouiiled,
Oecutsiuust be sent for prepayment aud pack
ing. I
It mill be mounted and varnished, read lor
putting Into a f rame, for SO cents extra that is,
lor ou cents It will lie mounted, vuruttiiua, pack
ed, and sent prepaid to subscribers (to Hearth
ud Home tor lBTli. that la the llearin una
Home t hromo w ill be delivered
Ai the Otlicc, Unmounted Free.
.Mounted oO cents r.xira
If sent prepaid Unmounted -0 cents K.xlra
" Mounted au cents extra
We adilse all to have them mounted before
leaving the olHce, as iu lurgu quautities we ura
able tobavelbein mounted for a quarter of the
cost of doing it siugly, and better than it cau
usually be douc clscwdcrc.
The subsciptian price of the Anierlcau Agri
culturalist, whUh U well Luuwu us oue of the
oldest aud best luatfaitue Lu the world, for the
Farm. Harden and Household, is tl.DO u year.
One copy each of Iteartn aud Home weekly, and :
American Agriculturist .tior.miy, win ue sent one
year for 14. 3'J cents additional w hen the pa
pers are to go lo bihimi America.
OKA NO K JUDO CI)., J'uhlulurM,
245 llroadwuy, New )'oik.
CKAWrOltD IIOI SK, Cor. Tli id and
Mulberry, business Centre, U'illtaucport,
Pa.
D. U. ELSE A CO., Proprietor.
June S1.), ISIS.
C'utstble Ksile.
NOTK'K Is hereby clven.thst ot a Constable's
Bale, oceurriui; ou the 10th of June, 1873.
of the personal i;oods of John F. Kapp, In the
Oorouuh of cunbury, the following goods were
purchased by the undersigned i A cane sent
Chairs, '4 Camp (Hools, 1 large ( liulr, 1 Kockinj;
Chair, 1 marble lop bland, I Extension Table, 1
Sofa, 1 Book Case, I lot parlor Carpel, 1 piece
Oil Cloth, 1 Healer, 1 room Btove, 1 conk
Btove and Qxturns, 1 lot kitchen Carpet,
fl common Chairs, a cherry Tublcs, 1 Clock, 1
Bland, 1 round Table, 1 lot ball and stair Carpet,
i wash Stands, ki Uowl aud Pitchers, 3 Bed
steads, i Windsor Chaira, 1 lot bedroom Carpet
In two rooms, 1 Looking tilass, 'i bureaus, 3
Tubs, 1 IfeMk, and NVsidrobe. These (roods ant
left In the keeping of the said John V. Kapp dur
ing the pleasure of the undersigned, and t he pub
lic are warned sot to meddle with the same.
H. Y. I KILIMJ.
Sunbury, June 31, 1ST3. ct
Lr3
V?
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urn
1U
$25,000 in SPRING and SUMMER GOODS now open for inflection
The finest stock of
White and Lace Goods, Carpets in
flflsifirv fl ims
UUM1U1 J
A full and complete iinhortment of GROCERIES.
CLOTHS, CASSMERES, CLOTHIKG.
Merchant Tailoring, RICHARD SIMPSON, Champion Cutter.
A'e have added Merchant Tailorinp: to our business with RICHARD SIMPSON ns Cutter, and will guarantee
complete satisfaction in this as well asiu every other department.
'ufitt'ii A'lf it i "Wo keep on hand constantly, hent Imported Stwixo Machine NEKni.i. and will forward
' Jr t to any address post 'paid on receipt of cash price- iSinger all kinds, and Orov&r k Raker,
50 cts. per dozen, all other kinds, GO cts. per do.cn. Mile DeMorcst's Put terns for sale.
Sunbury, Ta., April 5, 1873. 3mos.
1SM860X
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18 PtnSUTXT A VEaeTABLB PBEPARATtOW. oora
domS simply ofwU kuownROOT8, HERBS
aa4 FRUITS, eomblasd wtta other Btoysrtles
whisk la thslr natore are Cathartic, Aperient, nu
tritions, Diuretic, Alterative and AuU-BUuooa. The
whole Is prMsrvsd In a sofflcisnt qusnUly of (plrl
troai ik avSAia casus to kws SlMia la mnj
Tl'i ' whlob mokse th '
PLANTATION
ir Bitters
n of th most 4lnbl Tole sail Catksi
! la the weria. XLij are intended strictly u a ,
Temporance Bitters
enlytobeaas4MBudlelnBd always seeordin
Is nlisstt on
TLy are tn iheetaneher of th fSeble sad MHr
fated. Th act upon a diseased liver, and attatuiata
to each a degree that a healthy aetioa f at once
mM anout. a a remsay so weioa -waman
r wpaclaUy subjset it 1 eupra4iiif every other
ttaolaat. As s aprtas; aaa asaaaenTaaie
they hsv no equsL Tbey are a BBlld and fsatl
InugeUve as well a Tonio. Xhey Pnriry th Bkwd.
They are a splendid Appetiser. Aey ssake the week
troBa'. Ttwy portly and tovigorata. Thay cure
Xyapapela. Coostlpatkai and Hanla-h. Thryactae
speoiAe in all spulss of aisor4re which ondermiae
tke poolljr unUi and break down the animal Uita.
Depot, 63 Park PUo. Sew York.
KKKI' IT IIAXUV.
The Rrxuni.B Famii.t MeinciNa.
DIARRHEA, dysentery, Cholera, Mummer
Complaint, Cramp, etc., quickly cured by
the ns of
JAKDELLA'B
Compound Syrup of blackberry Root and Rhu
barb. An old, well tried remedy, entirely vegetable,
pleasant tn take, quick and certain iu rtlecl ;
can be depended on In the most uriieut cases i
way be given to JAie youtiest Infant as well as
to adults. Jt contains
NvtAMmoK onoriCM.
U It a pleaaut eatnKit aud readily tuken by
children. It baAt'.cn saved life when physU
eiaus had desiwhiud. Keep it In the house and
use in lime. All we ask for it is a trial. Don't
lot your dealer put you olf with something els.
liny it.
Keepers
Try It. Hold by in uggl.is and Store
throughoui U.is fctaU-. Prepared only by
H AN&KLL BKO..
Jiir fi,'i-3in. 'Jm0 Market fit., Philadelphia
SPRING
at Titis:
I
,
i
11
eonsistiiuc of
Ladies' Drcsa Good in thin section,
Trlmniinfrs Mawls
great variety and price, from 25 cts,
Only 50 Cents por Bottte.
It promotes t!i CTwOVTH, mr.SniU.sl
IbiWliOUi mid InrrcOB- Hio Vigor
Anil IlKALTV of th XIAIlt.
CVttr Ttur.TT Yiur.fl a",o I.tn'1 ITt:iaia yn-
Tnx iAtK Wity flmt jt.iiv-. in Uio t:i:i rlt mt I jt rnifsnnef
K. ThiuM 1 j-nri, n pru'ltinto nf l'riut'-jtdn roll's'.
Tlieunnio jrWiveil fntm thl flrwW, " IATifn," -tir-Blfuito
cVtiiic, f'f,f'yt rrjnrmit, or rttfnr. Tho
favor it hitsrtHfivot,iiiiil tli.' Kjjjui.Liitv it h.u o)tutijJa
la uiiprwNwlntftl it ml in'TiV.iub. It incru tbs
OltnwTH Hntl ltitAi-rr i-f li.n Kair. Jt i u tU'lcibtful
ArHiDr. It M-itrlint(4 J'-tninit7 It 1)rrvrnt t1
Hair fmm tuminK Krny. J V-y p ttm ud wA. iuii
friTM tlw hir n ricli, Nift, irlimj Hparniie. It it U
AaMI in QrtKTrTa nn l Or.v itt r.r:iivcr tftrut
TBBof a ficNTtmY Aro, uml iawnll 1 y nil ltriiu'KitiMtin l
Country biure ul only fifty liula xei ilutU
Woman's Glory i ffir Eair.
LYON'8
May 17,
lltlTtililiH-JIHhH:!
Is the nmt powerful cleanser. fclrciiL'thn-r
mid remover of (ilandular Obstructions known
to Materia Mellc.i.
It Is specially adapted to eonstitulions "worn
down" and debilitated by the warm veuthcrof
bprlng and Suiniuer, hen tho blotxl is not ia
active circulation, cot',ucuttt- eilierinir linpu
ritie from s!ui;i;ibiupa and iiiiiu'rfccl action of
the secretive (HgjiM. and is manifested hv 1 u
nors, KruiHiou., Bhaches, Uoils, l'ebtules.'bcro
fuia, .Vc.
Wheu weary ond lamuid from ovorwork. and
dullness, drowzincs and iiiLtla take the place of
euergyaud vii;or. the syteni needs a Tonic lo
build it up and help the Vital Forces to regain
their rcciipcrulivs power;
Iu the heal of Bummer, frciv-icnlly the Liver
und fpleen do not pri'p-riy perlnrm llicir func
tions j the Uterine and Uriimiy Organ are iu
active, pmdufliig weakuess of tiie ktoinach i
iutc'diuctaud a pnJL.iejtlonio tlUwif. ,us.
Ulelil.
I'.xtrHct of Jurubelm
Ifprepareu pirectly froin the South Ainericnn
rlant, end Is peeuliary suited to nil these diffi
culties ; it will ricuusr'thr Vitiulid lllm.il, slreiit
theu the Life-iiiviiitr l'ouer, aul rci'iuie all
obstrucllons from iiii'.iitc.l and cnfcliV.I ( igaus.
It sluHild Ik' freely taken, h J'lrnlu h.i Is pro
nonnred jiedieal l iters the nut etllcient
Puiitler, "fav'ie and Deobstruent known lu tbe
whole raij; of I I icimi I plants.
olIN t. KKLLotiU, IS Plutt St., N. T.
Sole Ageul for the United tflules.
Vrtce, l pef HirttW. ccud fortlicular. .I2e, w
Simmers TfSTi ltvi! Huomfk
F. KUItS'HAM'S NEW Til KBINT. i
K.
M HATl etIIKEC
m To be tbe Best Ever Invented. I
Pamphlet feee. Adilress, York, t'a. 4t i
W.ISTWI,-Wbolnalo Piircioislng A gen Is
for tbe liartrain Bowing Machine insdn at Din
bury, CI. The Latest nd te.-t. The Millesl,
Fa Met und Euaicst j.dck Slilih, Straight Needle
Machine iu lh Market. Better Ure s than uuv
company. AddreFs, JulIN A. DoDUK,
July 6,'Ti.tii (icn'l Agent, I i.u.liury , Conn.
Nl'XUAY-htllOOI. IIOUHM
AND PAPFJtfl.
Catalogue Supplied by ithe Aluoiicaa SuuJay-
i ... . . ,. ,
' Bt"4"1 L
j No. Hi! CHESINCT T.,
pin um mi.
Julv j,'JJ.-4r
if
OflllTC
ami sale at the STAT; STORE;
at very low prices.
Ulaf fits
upward, Oil Cloth.
Winrlow Blinds.
- '.. .... j - i
MILL AND FARM FOB
SALE.
Will he sold at private sale a
TRACT OF LAND,
situate in .tbiiitou towiisi.ir, N "n-'.hUui'-'.T
laud counly, l'a., roulainin .'.J aeieb liuic o:
less, wherton is rvclcrl a ptMn!
DWl'.l.l.l.Vo Horf
Hprlni; of Wairr near tho hmis.-, and all nctos
sary oulhuildingt. The laid U In H high r''.(
of cultivation. .Mo. u
tilflSiT MILL
three stories hii;li with a never fulllli W;itcr
Power, two run of sfmc, having an cXce'lcr.'.
run nt custom, and Ik luealel uiihin tl. ;.'e niilut
of the railroad i-tation. Thi valuable properly
will be sold on ea-y Icrnis. For furthdr psi tlcti
l.tm jpy lo
KfKH I. lir.O.
Rebuck P. O.
June 14, IS?". NoitliiunlH'ilaiid d.. P,i
Iu the Orhrua' ( oiirl or NOKin
U.MBEUI.AM) COUNTY.
ICntitte "fSarah Miller, tlcccpaet! ,
fur Writ of Partitiou.
To Eidiraim It. Mlllor.Wllliitm M. Miller..! itir,
Intermarried with Willh.ru Koy, resident In Mt.
tiilea 1, Morrow counlv. Stato of Ohio t John M.
' Miller, resident in Eort Wayne, Mate of Indian::,
1 and Elizabeth tiilijpi.lct. u daughter of Jol.iijo.:
i Miller, ouh of the sous deceased. Intermarried
: with Coinparut, reshtlt.i; In tile ttate of lo
wa, and to all t tie other heirs and let'al rep'eM ii
I tuiiveo of I be said riarnh Miller, deceased.
Take Notice, Tlmt by vinun r.f the u. ,v
writ of I'a ri itvi m to me direeivd. an Iuouisi i
will be held upon the premise therein desci b.
on Wednesday, the UUth tlay of July, 1K73, ht 1.
o'clock a. tn., to ascertaiu nnd i n q u iio him i.:
other things, heihei the Said premises can hi
purted and divhled.wilhout prejudice to, or spoil
ing the ho thcrucf, or otherwise to value and
appropriate tbe sum, when aud where tou ttiht
attend if you seejiropt-r.
I!esieel I'uliT ; ;u:n,
J. 11. lioTJiEHMEL, fibers
SherltT' fMllce, Sunbury, Jnue g?', 1S73 -
xotki:.
The Orient Insurance Co., of Hartford, '
withdiauii Us neeniy 1'roiii S n i . I ia ry, and lerol
I'd I he certille.it e of unthority issued In L. M
Y o.ler lo act s agent for said romi'iiuy.
h. C. rilESTON,
Vice l'resldeut.
Hart ford. June tl, 1S73.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue aud examine
our prices bet ore purchasing, a wo jaiui lo sctl
lower than unv olbrr establishment In the City.
KEMFMItuR the Nl'MHKU,
v.T.rt nuv.f. Avr.xur, riiiiadcipiiu.
hfitiMi axi sf.n.nr.R.
MILLINERY GOOD8 FOR 1S73
J I'ST opened an extensive assortnient of
STRAW, MIL1.INEKT 'vf) FANCY GOODS,
comprising the latest tut most am active styles
selected with cue fieu. the leading !inpo:liu
houses iu New Y,.r f'n?! rii'lRelfbhi, aud
adapted for the prrseui season.
KltllUlNS ANL Fl.OWF.ni
III g'eat variety, a t lu'iul assoilinenl it netk
lies, ornament for sacqot..
TiilMf!lNli.OF Al l, Kl.M's.
lilovrs, t'!hir.i. Lulls, an. I ! ,'v.shionab'e
article ol lii'!e' V ear.
Call and see '.'e new slyleact (iooJs St
MUSI.. SIMS'' I FK.
MarkU Aiu.irc, Snubun , I'.i.
Ar.ril 1:0. 17:1.
UUUKIJ f 'l..Ni Mule or Knn re f CO a
week guarauleed. lU'spei'tablir t'liiploynent t
hoiur, day or evenliii; ; :,o c;iitrl leijuiie.1 ; full
instTtietioiis A valuiiile pai Laue of goods sen I
five ly mail. Aibliess, villi six evtit returb
.t....i. vi i M ri : iiv.-nui. iinii
New r. ' .l-i-s
Sprem
lllife