Sunburn Slmtritau.
SUNBURY, MAV 1, 1874.
Itnilrond Time Table.
AkklVAL A1 Wtr-AKTIKE OF TRAINS AT MJ.NUI KT.
N. C. R. W.. South. P. Jk E. R. R. West.
Eluiira Mail, 11.15a in Erie Mail, 5.15 a iu
Erie Malt, 12.55" Reuovo Ac. 11.10 am
Buffalo Ex. 2 50 " j Elmira Mail 4.10pm
HarrteburgAc. R.10 p ru Burialo Ex, 7.10 "
SCSBl'KT AI LEWISTOWS K. K.
Leave Sunbury for Lewls'own at 6.S5 a. ra.,
and 4.20 p. "
Arrive at 'Minbnry from Lew-siown at l
r.nd 6.55 p. tr..
SHAMOKIN DIVISION, N. C. li. TV.
I.KAYK I AUKIYS
Egress, 11.45am Ma'!, 9.30am
Mai!, 4. SO p in Express, 4.00 p m
Au accommodation train leav-.s ShattNikin at
T 10a m, arriving at Mt. farme! at 7.40 a in.
RelurinK, leave Ml. Carme! el 7.00 p m, arriv
1;Z At Shamokin 7.00 p in.
DANVILLE, HAtltTON A WlthEHAKKe It. U.
Leave Vail, 6 50 a. in.: Accommodation,
4.25 p. m. Arrive Muil. 4.05 p. m.; Accommo
dation, 8.20 p. m. The iicommo-iini'm only
run to Catlawisa.
Arcidcut.il Insurance Tickets run be had of
J. Shipman, Ticket Agent, at the lVr.t.
Winter Arrangement Tor the Post
Oflire Rl Sunbiirj , l'u.
0tc Ojxtt from 6.50 o. in.., to S p. to., crrcrf
o SwuJcy.
TIME OF AFF.IVAL AND ( LOS! NO OF THE
MAIL.-.
Arrives as follows :
From the East at 5.15 a. m.. 4.10 p. !"...
" South, 5.15 a. iu., 4-10 p. ui.
" Wert, 5. 15 a. m.,11.15 p. m..4.10 p. lit..
North. 1.50 a. m.,11.15 a. m.. 4.10 p.m.
Shamokin, Mt. Carmcl nnd points on
that lice. 9.25 u. ra., 4 'H p. tn.
Malls close as follow :
Tor the East, 5.45 a. m., 10.5" a. i.k, 4.50 p. m.
" South. 10.50 a. ro., 4.50 p. m. S p. in.
" West, 10 50 a. tn., 3.50 p. ni., S.00 p. m.
North 8.50 p. m., 8 p. is.,
JShamokiu proper 11.15 p. in.
Sh.imokiu :ttd ptfic ' that, route. 1.20
. m.
Money order i'l :ir't b i'.;.cJ. r.fter 1 p. ui.,
iti Sutard.iyv.
J. .t. hMITH. P. M.
, business locals.
w .
Tbe Impkc ved Ghovek A Bakhk Sewing Ma
.ine. 1 hese celebrated machines are ottered
it the most reasonable rate. For parl-u!ars
apply to D. G. KUTZ, Aircnt,
Fcb.!K,7S.-ly. L'iht Augusta towusbip.
Tnr spr'.:;g rtyle of Iluta arc already o'ferod
for sale by 8. Faust, Sr.. on Market Square.
Tbe latest styles from a large usfor'mciit can
bow be selected.
Wm. H. Miller ha the largest, nock of the
Sucst -Boots and Shoes in rent ml Feaiuylvi-.nla.
A enerl variety of ir.ake can be found in hi
V.abllshment, and all of the hen make.
The Vnlon Park nnd Asricullural Association
will hold their next Annual Exhibition ul Sunbu
ry, Pa., Sept. 29, 30, and October 1 st r.nd '-'d, 1 874.
Fok Rust- Tbe Dr ug Store Rik-iu now oecu
plcd by W. D. Melii k. A!o tfce room adjoiuinp
Fausl'a hat Horc. Enquire of H U. Makkk.
8. HEKurELDEB, corner Third and Market
'rett, bai reduced hi price from 10 to 50 per
cent., in order to close out. The whole macr.i
flcenl vk, jnt received, will fold lit cost,
and lh p -atiat aargains ever fce;vrd of in this
town will be ottered. The stock eonitii of
Childreu'a, Boy'a and Men's Clothing, Hats nnd
Caps, Gents' Fnrnlshinj; Go.ls, TrtinkJ, Jewel
ry, Cul! early and have the first choice.
8. HEUZFELDEK,
Cor. Third end Market Street?,
April 10-tr. Sunbiiry, Pa.
Geo. O. Bskti.ktt, has 'pened his Pboto I
jrrsph Gallery on S.iiii'iiry street, in the licronsb i
f fihamokin, and i now rcitdy to fill order?. j
TE Africultnrnl Fair, nt Milleibarg, ni!l be ,
b'.d onlbel5ih, 16th. 17ili and IStii or Septum.
ter. !
Wall FArXii! Wall Faith ! Ali kluds,
Olit, Emboed, G!ared. Tiut, ltlauks nnd
Brewuet, Decorations, Mouldius. ' every
thing appertaining to the. wall paper business is
on hand or can be supplied at shott tiotiee at
the wall paper depot.
Thankful for paK f.ivor-iuc iutrii'ier would
respectfully solicit a share uf the patron:vre f
the cemmunity, feeling confident he cau please
ail who may j;lre l,lm n fI" "a:l V-V
trimmed free or charge. C. S. HAZF.LT1NE.
Tb sprinjj trade in tbe furniture busine?, has
cpeoed briskly at B. L. Raudeubush's estab
lishment, in Masoule buildlni;. A new stock
Las Just been opened, and th? latest styles
f forni'.cre are now exhibited, anj will It
old cheap. "a!i Rnd fr.e lefore purchasing
laewbere.
The licot innnir.E "fr."1 Sewiuc ma
chine, on account of its many joint of superi
ority, has a better demand tiiau a uy other manu
factured, and takes the '.w.4 w ith the public over
machines lorip rearlrd us the beu. Orders for
these machines will be prorr-j-'.'y ruled by M:fs
Caroline Dalius, apent.
rarlcr Oroni Miss C. Palii:s ih the njrent for
the sale of Parlor Oreans. Piano-, Mid all kinds
of uiuslrui instruments. The very est instru
toects are furnished, furnished on short r.ntic'.
st rices to suit times. Call or address.
C. DALH S.
No. H3. Market St., Snnbury.
jfccal Affairs.
Wo0 Dath. Tha outside cf this issue was
laadveracl1y dated March 1st, instead of May
1st.
Peif R Wkbt has i-een rc iippoicted Poit Mttf
ter at the County Line P. O., this ro-.m'y.
THE perfonal prorvrty of Wm. Conrad 1'ile of
Upper Auasta township, deceased, has ' f u np
praited at f 5,0(0.
The Boroupb Cotuieil Lad eiht trtres pointed
the Fark, on Market uare, this wee!;.
Tn firm of HollenVach & Nye, at lislif.r's
Ferry, in the mercantile Inisiur-, are seilins;
their splendid nsf ortiHent o." gvds rapidly.
A Mtw county bri.ij.-e Is to he bi.iil nriosa tl:c
creek at W. W. Dwi't"s mill, iu Lower Aitir'ist.i
. township.
The County Comnu-sioncr. i-re uow iioidirg
their sppenis in the i:fl'fti ri'strl'ts in the
couuty.
The finest shad seen in this p'.ace far naiiy
years were brought here during the pa-t week
by Dr. Krebs, and sold !y . F. Nevir. o,ir
raarkct has not been as weli tmppli. d with freh
tih as now for a lor.f; lime. These l!sh are sup
plied br Messrs. KreU A Nt vin, and taken from
tte Albemarle Sound ic North Carolina.
Db. Krebs, in mnkini; ih post ciortem rxam
TSr:. i he Viy ofT. U. 'n- nnner
and s poisoned by the bKtod of the corpse com ,
iot to contact i;b ih- wotind, which earned in- j
tense suffering: for a f-- days.
A Tkee measuring 6 iert 6 inches in diameter
attbebi.se, and W inches in diam-ler 25 feet
from tbe base, was lately cut on the land of Sa
lomon Billman, in Washington township, th-.s
ronnty.
Tbe sash factory and plauln? ci Mesis.
liaises k Snyder, loeafd about o.ic aul a half
tulles .est of SeliiiSL-r-v, was totally d.stroyed
by nre,vith all its CMifTf, on the 17:h of r..
Mb. Joi Clakk. a venerable and l.ihl) re-
ftctedcits.en from Vpp-T Auuusla township.
bad on altuk r pi raly-ts a sh"H tune s.nc
which causex his ilcath on Tuesday last. M
Caik was wellkr.own in this place, liavine te
ie d in the viciui y durinp Ms life.and was liigV
es'eeinrd by ail wio knew l,i:a.
PrBSISTET. Tic elopement party mentio-d
in onr last issue, w-c married i y Esriulr ,
at Selinsgrove. en l ssr wiy b.w I- to
r Sunday Isst.
Pk. Davd. W ai i:!sn has 3 h .r.-': Si
lie has been drlviii!; for t iore than twenty 's.
- On a very low estimate made hy a rtatima
tba fnltbfu! be.-.st has trnve'.-l i:pwar.'.s or a n
,ired thou-and niles.or more than four timeje
disuoce around the v.-orii : ti-c -,''!-
ForND Deai. Mr. Terrence Guveru, n bh
eUr residing at Coal Run, rw ,1"a1
ad on Thursday nomir.ir laf Heforc 'oiio
bed the night previous be roc; luiiied of h.g
paio in bis stomaeU, nnd some person went o
see him the foiiowlii; mort.'-np and found 1
boe staved. Tic wae about 65 years o'd ac
liuw Of bis dsath. -KieioAin Timtt.
A TiliMB has lnvcctd a hair brushlb
wire "bristles." A Rood I Lire; for R loviufe
to OM on ibc bush ad's b'-ad after a champe
Mtsteriois. While n party of workmen
were engaged last w eek iu excavating a cellar ou
on the proiKTty of Mr. Jacob Su .der, in l per
August township, this county, two skeletons of
human brings were exhumed, which are pro
nounced by several physicians as those of a snail
of about 40 and a boy of about 18 year of :it;c
The bodies had been buried together under a
floor of an out kitcheu, and must have been
there for quite a number of years. The clothing
was decayed and uiiilistintruishable. except por
tion of the boots, w hich were iron heeled.
Since the discovery of the skeletons a clue af
to who they wen., has been obtained through
information received from E. T. Diumhcller,
proprietor of the City H rtel, who informs us
that about 35 years ago, two pedlars, iiamei.
Blabk and Fronk, were detained about two
weeks nt his father's Ii-misi, in Washington town
ship, this county, on account of a heavy fall of
snow, and before their d partnre had gone to a
neighboring blacksmith shop, ui.d had the heels
of their boots ironed. K"th had htavy package
of good, and on leavlni' Mr. Drunihc'.ler's left a
portion of their goods with him until they re
lur:ie They started for Panvi'.l.-, stating that
they would p'! urv !n two week", and if they ,fnl
not thry v. I-;',-,
the lime v.tit -.
earnest itn; "I '
certaincd ; "vi
rnd's tavcr::. i
rich, In Lower
stated thev were
r '.' t Mr. !. Not retarnliigut
.tr! no letters be'nt; received,
.is madtj for them, it wns us-
r ; that they had been at Con
v owned by Mr. Ellas Emo
i':..i:sta township, where they
en roe.tc for Danville. They
left the hotel eonn.l'.me in the afternoon, and
traveled towards this place, which was the last
seen of them or heard ubout them. The goods
left in tho possession of Mr. Drnmhcller were
kept for some ten years, and as the owners did
not put in an appearance, they wre distributed
as relies among the neighbors, who had greatly
esteemed the pedlars. It is now a question whe
ther these men were murdered or not, and if so,
who did the deed. The original owners of the
property are dead and goi:. It is now owned by
Mr. Da id R. Shipe, who, in digging n re'Iar for
the erection of n iifr hoitr-e on the sV.o of !. o'd
one. tnrart'ied the skeletons.
Or H neighbor of the Paily is Jubilant over a
half gallon of whiskry presented to oim J'
John Eyster, of Dtwuri in this comity. What is
singular, too, i that it was pres';ntUd by the re
quest of the editor. We had almost made t;p our
mind thnt our uc'gh''3r wc.s stsictly temperate,
judgiug from his temperance articles. Even tbe
srnsatiou.il art'cle of last week stating that li
ier bad been the cati": of the death cf one of
our citizens, thor.a without foundation, was
well calculated ns a rant ion to ail against the
rnclean stuff, but as not a veil" has elapsed
since, and our neighbor rejoices over a half gal
lon, whereby lie may grntify the artificial appe
tite, it appears to us he is nl altogether the sa
frst tempeiarcc lecturer we know of. To preach
one Ihlnir and practice -nollicr ia calculated to
diminish confidence, and hat a tendency to de
stroy moral effect. When our ueighbur wanted
to convey the idea through his paK-r, some five
years asro, that we were addicted to tlro'ig driuk,
for politk-a! effect, we felt somewhat rejoiced that
there wen favorable signs that at least one De
mocratic editor espou'ed the temperance
cause. But we were mistaken iu our man, und
as tiiisn presentations generally recoil upon the
heids of their inventors or, as the phrase runs,
'chickens ulway come ho'ne to rooit,"' vr
would advise our neighbor to beware of that
bottle, for its sting will be more veiio:ious than
the bite of the "double-headed cattish.
The Beai tifi i. miw. On Tuesday morning
the beautiful snow flake began to descend, and
fell lightly upon the surface of "old mother
earth." For some hours thiy incite? as they fell,
but as the air grew colder they began toaccumu.
1 ite, a:id soon the ground was covered with a
while sheet of icy down. During the afternoon
a'ld evening, an old fashioned snowstoim pre
vailed, which continued until Wednesday morn
ing, when some fix inclie- 'f snow lay ujon the
ground, presenting au asjicet of mid winter in
stead of that of an April morning. By this unu
sual freak. w inter falling iutothc lap of spring,the
sch.io! imp arc puzzled considerably as to whe
ther they tha". ci in s lejghs to their May parties,
or barefooted. : t wr.s tlicir custom in time part.
Should this wia'.Vr continue a few clays longer,
the Queen o: Vy v. i'l be crowied with the 'be.au
tiful snow Sa. ' cstrad of a erowu of flowers.
-.-
A RAve:r. of l':;t rons 'f Husbandry, was or
ganized at S'.-ven Points, Lower Augusta town
ship, this coutity, on the 21st April, by Frank
Portci, Deputy of National Grange. The offi
cers elected for the ensuing year are as follow :
Master David Fa sold ; Overfeir Wtn. Ra
ker : Leete.fr, H. A. Shive ; S'eward, Gideon
Wolf; A ssi-'.ant Steward, Da id Haines; Chap
lain, Martin Ileiin ; Secretary, B. F. Kel'.ey ;
Treasurer, Charles Bartholomew ; Gate Keeper,
Ecu be u Woif; Ceres, Mrs. S. Raker; Pomona,
Miss A. Neidig ; Flora, Miss S. A. Neidig ; Lady
dy Assistant Steward, Miss Eva Neidig ; Trus
tees, Jacob R. Clark, Sebastian ZimniertcFii and
Samuel Keefer.
This Giange starts out with favorable t ro
pecls f '.Kigc increase uf Lumbers. !t i- O'.-a-poseii
cf some of our l"-t f.rmers in ILc Augus
Ihs. Phci -it a lit. Kld. We base frequently seen
it stated that cornfodder well cured would go
further 1c feeding cattlctha!i ar.y other feed, and
having rtcommended the sowing of corn broad
cast to raise fodder for feed, we are enabled to
j,-lTe an experiment mads by Mr. Ira T. Clement'
of this place, who, having been im fortunate in
losing his first erop of corn planted last seasou,
sowed three acres broad cast, which was har
vested late in the fall, on which he kel four
horses, one mule and one cow for live mouths,
feeding them nothing but fodder as tlu-y preferred
it t any other food. He slates that bis cattle
never went in better condition, uud he finds it the
chiupesl feed that lis has yet Ubcd.
j 'epics'! l' r.K an Ooi KtlluwV Hail.
On Saturday evening last, the new ball of !uu
bury Lodge, No. 203, wks clediete, with the uen
nl solemn ceremonies by D. I. G. Master. Frn'l
Wilvert, acting as Grand Master, a-sisied by the
following Fast Grands acting nt Gr.-nd otlieers :
Grand Marshall C. J. Burner.
M. W. Grajd Seen tar A. N. I'.r.c:
M. W. Grand Treasurer Val. Die'z.
M. W. Grand Chaplain M. C. GearLart.
M. W. Grand Heraid Hevry Clcinent.
M.
n..
W. G. I. G. R. W. Wyun.
W. G. O. G. James M. Tarrr..
aid of the North An. licw Dietteuderfer.
' South Jaeo'i iteiin.
" Last Johu W. Biu-hcr.
" West Calvin Woodcock.
The new li.ill is locate.l inCienn al's building,
on Maiket Square, mid is neatly titled up for a
Lodgsj room.
TllK month of April. 1S74, will be r.'ii'einbere I
hereafter as re-i-arkaVe f;.r snow, sleet, wind,
i nia : and stormy w eatle-r g';,;.r-i',;y. On Sunday
inon.ing v e bupposed lh.it the last snow had fall
en, and tbr be lutiful Wi athi-r of the next day
loiiirine .! us in our opinion, but it proved to be a
delisuMi. Ot; lOlJ lay n:ght the heavens beto-
he e l anot';:
d moreli ,.
i if sttri: w
uued a'.;
ountry, or ;
:e uf ii -'ther, and on Tties-ep-erji-ed
snowing ;is liriskly
. ! i. igned inpKiur, and cou-
Jr any see-tioti of our
her poultry, can produce a
':)ofh than the one iron.
:iv -ged, !. t !t le pi od need.
mora di-agre
which ehac jr.s?
ttnd we will :,Kr.
t'f a'-ird tlieni the first J ie-
Iniuiii at our con ing eenlenninl ce!ebitiot.
Thh Cl:pn. The lateues" of th" pe3.oti cau
ed' hy the fo'd and ;nc! mer.t wer'ther, will nut
be witl.o'it some goo ! ! ";:-. Geeer;.;:- speak
ing, -u' ti s;iso!is secure i xo llei't, olt-n
very I'.erdaiit c:op ef re 1 1 kinds.
New Mu i iskut i.o.iih. The '.ore rinitn of
Mis M. L. io-l"r, en Foarth street, has just
been filled with a !.;r, -r :i'.rtinent cf Sjiring
Millinery Goods thai, i n any pr. viou-i occasion.
Sler stock has been ar f ully se't cted in the city
market"1, end what I- most remarkable i '':at
her goo Is are cheaper than they hav be-1. i" r ti
number of yesrs. Call ar. i f -e tl i-mi.
Wk arc glad to notice that our yi.uug 1. iei;d
A. M. Kcese, formerly of this, pi ice, has nawb
l'shed himself in Shar.antl.iah ( ity, f-cl'.u lkiil
couuty, Pu., slii-f he is deu'.ing in Geni Oil,
Lamp Fixturrs, (ilnss, China, Wood t:d Willow
Ware. Auily is a young man of good business
habits, and we wint. him sic;eis in his ne en
terprlse.
J. W. Gaiglck, of Scliusgrove, ba-i 1-eeQ
awarded tbe contract for tbe grading cf iL'ige.
I'.nserove and Xorth Brtn"b roii-o.
I. O. or O. F. The following is a list of the
elective officers installed in tbe different Lodges
of tbe Independent Order of Odd Fellows, in
Northumberland county, for tbe ensuing term,
and their present number of membership :
Mutual Lfidge, No. 84, located at Milton. N.
G., Milton Ken ; V. G., D. X. Hulilzer ; As't
Secretary, Wm. Kohlcr ; Treasurer, G. W. Over
peak ; Secretary, R. M. Frick ; Representative,
S. H. Tildcn. No. of members, 120.
Mt. Tabor Lodge, No. 125, located at Shamo
kin. N. G., Win. 8eramoLS; V. G., P. Drum
hciser; As't Secretary, W. F. Lake ; Treasurer,
Jacob Mutchler; Secretary, E. P. Jones ; Repre
sentative, E. P. Jones. No. of members, 96
Northumberland Lodge, No. 196, located at
Northumberland. N. G., John G. Martin-, V.
G., Joseph Wert ; As't Scrreiary, T. G. Morgan,
Treasurer, Joseph Row ; Secretary, J. F. Read
line ; Representative. J. F. Headline. No. of
members, 74.
Sunbury Lodge, No.iO'J, located at Sunbury.
N. G., Wm. Simpson ; V. G., Solomon Mantz ;
As't Secretary, Henry Clemeut ; Treasurer, Vai.
Dietz; Secretary, A. N. Briee ; Representative,
A. N. Brice. No. of tcembers, 154.
Eureka Lodge, No. 2), Jcssited at l'nr Maba- J
noy.--.. G-, Adam E. fetter; V. G.. John H. ,
Gei-t ; As't Secretary, Sivve. Goift ; Tieasurcr,
Daniel Sr hreft'.er ; Secvctaiy, J. H. Bcisel ; Rep
resentative, '.r. : .V-mi--.. ro. memners, r,..
Shame-ki TeiVy I o !g, No. 527, lorntod at
Stiydeitowc. -". '., O. F. Oberdorf ; V. G., .1.
A. Gnss ; As't r.-cit.:ary, A. T. Dewitt; Treas
uier, John Klase ; F.eerctary, Alex. Moore ; Rep
resentative, G. L. Haff. No. members, C.
Trevorton Lodge, No. 52S, located at Trevor
ton. X. G., Joass Mot ; V. G., John Berger;
Trer.surer, H. J. Renn ; Secretary, M. G. Bry
mirc; Re-prcsentative, B. F. Mill. No. of
members. 5f.
Elysburg lodge, No. 549, located at Elysburg.
N. G., Jacob Adams; V. ., A. W. Sikes;
As't Secretary, David Resder : Treasurer, O. S.
Campbell; ScTetary, Thomas D. Hnff; Repte
sentative, Simon ought. No. of tiicmhors, 71.
Mahanoy Loiige, No. 5S1, located atMahanoy.
N. (... Henry Kerrhrer ; V. G., P. 8. Rit ; As't
Secretary, 8. S. Hetrick, Treasurer, J. E. Kol.l ;
Secretary, Henry Kembel. No. of members, 41.
SloM Valley Lodge, No. 564, located at George
town. N. Ttibiss Long ; V. G., G. W.
Smiek ; As't Secretary, Johu Bingamaii ; Treas
nrcr, W. L. Starter ; Secretary, I. W. Dreibelbis;
Representative, Em'l Wilvert. No. member SI.
Angustu Lodge, No. fll4, Seated at Augusta.
N. G., S. D. Kera ; V. G., John B. Snyder ; As't
Secretary, D. M. Houghton ; Treasurer, Sol. S.
Suyder; Secietnry, A. Ha nek ; Representative,
David Fassald. Mo. of members, 93.
Wutsoutown Lodge, Xo. CI?, located at Wui
snniow u. X. G.. A. L. Johnson ; V. G., Luther
Eerluut; As't Secretary, W. F. Berger ; Treas
urer, Aaron Berger; Secretary, Ellin i)cetor.
Representative, A. N. Latsbu. Xo. of .nember,
07.
Fort Augusta Lodge, No. C20, located at Sun
bury. X. G., Samuel BiOom ; V. G., Heury
Pet cry ; Treasurer, John Chirk ; Secretary, S. B.
Hover; Representative, S. B. Boy:r. Xo. of
members, 6S.
Mt. Camel Lodge, No. M0, located at Mt.
Canned. X. G., Thomas Morton ; V. G., J. H.
Thomas : As't Secretary, J. H. Smith ; Treasur
er, John Slice ; a-cretary. Frederirk Gro ;
Representative, tv.muel Marsdvn. No. of mem
bcr, 78.
Warrior Hun Lodge, N. 045, iocati d at Tur
bi:viile. X. G., DanM L. Smith ; V. G., Chas.
McGaw ; As't Secretary. Levi B. Wugner ; Treas
urer, Thos. Barr ; Secretary. Israel L. Hlle; Rep
rcseutative, W. W. Borty. No. of memiiers, 72.
Shamokin Lislge, No. 604, lotatc 1 at Shamo
kin. X. O., William Rote; V. G., H. Floyd;
As't Secretary, A. Koehlin ; Treasurer, C. S.
t ha iman ; Secretary, F. Hoover; Representa
tive, F. Hoover. Xo. of members, 7S.
Moutaudoa Lodge, Xo. 704, located at Mou
tanduu. X. G., M. J. Ingter; V. G., ('. V.
Speaker ; As't Secretary, J. Wagner ; Treasurer.
W, H. Cool ; Secretary, R. M. Cnmmings ; Rep
resentative, T. T. Barker. Xo. of members, 27.
The following is the aggregate amount of
funds Invested nnJ on hand, cmotint puid for re
lief, Ac. : .
Ain't of money iu Treasurers- I.ai-oo,
Am't invested, -
Widow- and Orphan Fend on h.-.nd,...
No. members :v:i d'TiriJ Pst six
ttlO!ltll6,
Nc. wld'iwed W-i.'-.s c.-r. past 6 mo.
Am't pa id during the 'r.kt six months
for relief
Am't paid duriug the past six nou'J.s
for burying the deed
$:,C92 29
16.793 71
4S2 75
C4
11
t?W 20
:;?o co
Di.rT or me Fmii Law. The f.l .viug Di
cest of the Fish Iw, Mr. Worra'.i, one of the
Fish Commissioners, pronounces svbstantialiy
correct :
It is unlaw f.:I ta cafh -bad in t!it) Susquehan
na or its tributaries between' June 16, and Au
gust 10, under penalty of Fire PoU-trs for rich
one so caught.
It is lawful la caliU fish I clow any dam which
has no schnte or fish 'adders, tbe half mil
clause cot applying to s.ach dams.
It is unlawful to flb at any tir.ie w t:h fisb
batkeis, kiddle, eel sir or racks, iu any
stream iu this State.
It is unlawful to Ssh with seise, s-t Lit, fyke
net or net f any other description, the mesh-s
of which are less than 10 inches betw-n "h:- 15
cud Augu-t 10 in any stream.
It is unlawful te fish for troet except for pur
pose of propagation or scientific l-tvestigatlr., in
any other n-aLner than with boos and line.
It is unlawful to f.sli for salmon and spe-k'.ed
tro it between Apr;! 1 and Angus: 5 ; speckled
trout ouly to be caught by Look and Hue. It is
unlawful to catch, kill or Lava in possession,
salmon traut or lake trout between October 1 and
March 1.
It i unluwfut to place a set net uercss any ca
nal, rivulet or creek in this State.
It is unlaw ful to fish for black bass, pike or
pickerel in auy other manner than with book and
line or scroll ; and only with hook ar.d line, or
scredf, between June land March !,cxc.-pt wkcu
taking them alive for stocking other srater.
It is nu'.awful to fish nt any time in ai:y ln
lanj water (such as a creek, river, or other
stream) in this . .:: inhabited by black bass or
speckled trout wi.fl a net of auykiud the meshes
cf which are lei than thrcs inches.
It is unlaw fut to fish with seines or nets in any
plae where the water has been partly or wholly
drawn off, or to fish in any way by drawing ofT
any water.
It is unlawfa! to use set lines !s any stream in
hnbited by ccklcd trout.
Theie is nothing In the several aeU of 1873, to
prevent the scttin; of out-lines, in any stream
not inhabited by speckled trout ; subject to fore
going restiie tions as to the time of f.sb'.tg and
iiie sjiecies of Osti eaught.
A lor-'O lady who has counted them says
there arc one hundred aril fifty of. m i!ds In Sun
bury. Jtaily, of Monday.
The aboc is certainly a j ike perpetrated on
the editor by a your-g lady who has, perhaps,
some selfish motive. We eicn't bslleve there is
one who Is willing to acknowledge herself an old
truth in Sunbury, as loug as "rtem fuu" or oth
i r co-mriies run be obtained.
Martin Wais, L'e'j., Superintendent of the
P. A F.., sho;.i .: !.. place, recently purchased
the Stahley rce'.--.-- .'eg the river, near Fort
Augii.ta. in this ! aud has added great
in pr..vc.ients by extending the main bulling and
leinodeliug it. l'hs Ic-cation is one of the most de
sirable, and when completed will be pleasant and
mo-t s:5'iapive in afpearan-e.
liiKSuiidny sehmiiin Lower Augusta has been
opened for the summer season by the election of
Messrs. Keitz as Superintendent, Assistant, E.
C. Druinheller ; Socrctury, J. J. Renn ; Librarian,
N. W. Snyder ; Treasurer, Charles Xciilig. The
sch-x-1 is in a flourishing roid!'.!-jn. nui'.berirg
about "ne hundred scholars.
Hokst tiiievks are cprratiag in the adjoining
co attics, ar.d o':r farmrs would do well to be
on the lookout for these individuals cd fee that
tbe steblei ::ie p:op.r'y secured.
Thank". We are under obligations tJ .T. P.
Wi' keishaM, State fioperintendeLt of Common
K bonis, for a handsomely bound copy of the Re
port of Common School of Peunsylvatia, for
1S78. O'.r thanks are also returned to Geo.
Holinir, Fsfj., cf the Treasury Department itt
Harr;sburg. for specitil favors.
Thai). B. Shahios is making improvements
In tbe Ciernect ilouse. Thnd 1 Isoucd to make
It g--
Sl'mmkk Travfl. Fleaaurc travel, which has
become so common with all classes of Americans
during the summer months, is anticipated by
many us the most enjoyable event of the entire
year. It carries them to new scenes, faui.lianzes
them with stracge people, breaks the monotony
of their lives, relieves them for a time from
mental and bodily strain, and rcinvigorate them
for life's cares and duties. It, therefore, be
comes a momentous question how this recrea
tion, often limited by considerations of ecoueiny
both of time and means, can most profitably end
pleasantly be enjoyed. Many of our transporta
tion lines have arranged robtes and rates to meet
the requirements of the people, and from season
to season these facilities are improved and ex
tended. The Pennsylvania Railroad Compaay
has gained a high reputation for the facilities it
annually presents this class of travelers, and the
popularity its line enjoy U well merited. They
extend into the most interesting portions cf the
Middle St-ifes, and exctirsionists can be carried
over theia for long distances at low rates, with
out annoying changes or transfers. Its load way
or roiling stock are probably the most perfect in
America, and i'.s management Is complete, care
ful, and courtc-jus. As a consequence the com
fort of travelers is assured and their safety gua
ranteed. Every reader of current news Is awaie
of the fact that a "terrible accident" U raroly
chronicled on any portion of this great railroad
system. j
So far as scenery goes, no lines of railroad on
the continent can surpass those running through
T. -. . i : w - :a . : n 1 I
l iriiunliuuia. irtuuiuidlb nlicuiiuini f..f"-
ramas, beautiful river riews, splendid mountain
pictures, picturesque hills and valleys, lovely
villages, aud flourishing towns aud cities are
seen la quick succession. A ride of twelve hours
between Philadelphia and PitUburg shows more
interet:ag variety than can be sen in the same
time and distance anywhere else in the United
States, arid from this main channel a score of
branches rv.r., leading to localities and resorts of
tnsurpaHs-,-: aUraetivetiess aud world-wide popu
liirtty. The fctnte of Pecnayivauia is in itself an in
teresting study. Its bosom bolds all the anthra
cite and much of the bituminous coal found on
the coutlnent. In hidden fountuius produce the
larger portion of the oil now so c9cutial to the
comfort r.nd Industry of the world. Many of its
hills are. depositories uf iron aLd other ore,
which are utilized in immense manufactories
seen in every valley. Its force's supply tbe
pritieipnl part of the lumber used in the great
cities cf the Atlantic seaboard. Us soil Varies
from the richest to the poorest. Its territory is
washed by the tides of the Atlar.lic aud the wa
ters uf Lake Erie, and is drained into the Gulf of
Mexico by rivers navigable more than two thou
sand mile. Its boundaries complete!) sepuraie
New England and New York from the Mississip
pi valley ; aud its entire are is dotte-d by scenes
of more than ordinary historical Interest. All
these combinations add f jthe charm and interest
of travel, uud every American can find some
thing ic It instructive and gratifying.
Thn kc commode '.iocs provided for summer
tourist on the line of the Pennsylvania Rail
road arc unsurpassed. Good hotels In ail tbe
towns reached by it are the rule, not the excep
tion, and many of them arc elegant in all their
appointments. It would be difficult to select
any highway cf travel anywheie that can com
pare, in tbe essentials of comfort, safety, expe
ditiou, aud interest, with tbe magnificent system
of railroads managed by this company.
Tub Communication from "Buckeye" is neces
sarily declined for reason thnt it contents are
deficient in argument calculated to reform tbe
evil of which he speaks. The writer is evldeutly
lead into error by outside parties who know
nothing about our borough affairs, and who
make it a practice to cast reflections upon our
towu whenever opportunity presents. Tbe fact
of his quoting from the Selinsgrove 7tntri as au
thority, would destroy the effect of the merit bis
rommnnieilioii contains. While our town is
cursed with its low rum holes, as are all thriving
places in the State, which Is to be deplored, the
charge made by the 7V,ie.tLut we are "burdened
with more paupers, and a heavier debt than any
other town in a ide region," may be accounted
for from a want of knowledge on the part of the
editor, of the expeuditurrs and revenues of a first
class, thriving town. As to expenditures relat
ing to pauper, which he attributes to the "mul
titude" of rum holes, we would state that not a
ingle resident of this place was kept during last
year v ho was known to be a Idicted to drinking.
But upon inquiring of the Overseers, we find tht.t
the liirger amount nxpended for paupers, was
upon strreglers from other places, who, know
lug this to he a central end thriving town, cams
here iu groups to obtain labjr, aud being out of
means, they applied to our authorities for relief
which v- as i'lvarlably given. We state this fact
not for the purpose of screening '"rum holes"
from b!ati vl.ich justly falls upoa them ia e
peucrai s?: -, tit! to contradict this charge as
false, Litrl; with a view of injuring the reputa
tion of onr tow u abroad. As to the iadebted
nes of our torough, It is no larger than that of
uther boroughs in proportion to population, and
If it were necessary, tbe debt could tc paid off in
one year with revenue derived from the valuation
of propeity within the liraits cf the fcorotigh.
j List or l.FiutKS remaining in the fcs. ocr.e
at Sunbury, Pa., April 2P, 1374 :
Hani Anderson, Henry Blum, '.dward Bslsy,
W. A. Bennett, Chas. H. Bliser, June Connlly,
Susan Ann Campbell, Daniel Dirk, Gertz Hess,
Huston Humpbrev, Wtn. C. Miller, J. 8. Miller,
Abe Neddie, H. M'. North, John Orth (4,) R. H.
Unburn (2, J. W. Boss A Co., William Snng
luir. Mary D. Williamson, Harnett I.. Weirlck,
Susan Weitzcl.
Persons calling for auy of the ab3ve letters
should state that '.bey were advert Ued.
J.J. Smith, r. M.
SviciCK. We could hardly woik o'.rse'.f into
the belief that it was true when we heard yester
day that Jacob Wanatnaker had made his world
ly exit, but the following commit of n letter,
found by a boy tacked to a telegraph pole near
I the Market street bridge, relieved all dou!l on
tbe subject :
Harrisbur;.
Tbis is to my sister and father and brother
aud others thai it my renctusion in my will bore
that i Jacob Wanamaker comited suside By shut
lug myself and then Jumpin in the Eusquehalia
river at INrrisburg of the bridge so there is no
use looking fir my body that the rivtr is hey and
by the time that they person looking fir my body
i will be in the Bay.
Jacob Wanamakek.
So good By Brothers and Sisters I am going
to the world of rest so here goes.
J. Wanayakek.
directed ;'to l oom it may concern."
The original letter is in the hands of tbe Dis
trict Attorney. There is a slight suspicion
amongthote who kno-.v Jake that he has adopted
the drowning plan to escape Imprisonment,
which threatens him on account of hi Indiscre
tions. They look for his retnru from the bay at
onic future day. r.Urk-t, April 2t.
1 hp. CiiAMnoN Tkain. Mr. Thomas Gannon,
engineer on the Eltnlrit Division of the Northern
Central road, runs from Williamsport to Rule ton.
Yesterday he brought to this city from Ralston
a train of uinety-seven coal cais twenty of them
loaded. He started with one hundred, but three
of them were wrecked. A gentleman who saw
the train some distance above the city, say that
his first impression was, that 'Tom' had gobbled
the entire roiling stock of the road. The yard
was filled up by the arrival of this trai l. H';t.
iiaiH.rf Caxt'.t IlulUtirx.
Woman to the Krcre, a Story of the Ne'.v
Crusade, is the t'tle of the popular American
writer 1.8. Arthur' last work, and It is one
which especially commends itself to the atten
tion of the people at this time.
It deal directly with and wholly upon the ex
citing topic of the day, having for its subject the
new woman movement against intemperance,
unr, hUN,:eh in the shape of a story, is a most
powerful ?r;'urnerjt against the evil of which It
treat, its tieViity to facts, striking picture ot
oft-recurring incident, and intense dramatic ef
fects, will convince the most Casual reader of
the truth of its arguments, and awaken impulses
which cannot fail to produeo great good U the
community. It will prove a real blessing and
plesture to many, and as it carries with it truth
singular charm of interest, it is a work which
will be without doubt largely read. We can
confidently recommend it to our readers as one
which, nhilst they can make large circulation
for, will prove of untold value to all who read
it ; aud to every woman who lis tbe slightest
interest in this movement it will be of tbe great
est interet and worth. The publisher are de
sirous of glvii.g it early and iarge circulation,
and ws.nl agents tu sell it; they will furnish a
complete agent's outfit, with grant of territory,
for f 1.00 1 and we strongly recommend any of
our readers de-siring profitable employment,
(whilst they ran be doing a large measure of
good circulating1 It,) to apply for an agency at
onos, as we Warn that choice of territory Is being
fast taken ap for it. Messrs, J. M. Btoddart A
Co., Phl'edelpbia, ire tbi onbUsbe-f.
We call attcution to the advertisement of the
Pens Mttvaj. Life Insi rasce Company, for an
Agent to represcut it iu this section. The Penn
is a well known Life C .-iMpaiiy, strictly mutual,
that has made dividends to its member every
year since 1849 Inclusive. The surplus returned
during the past twenty-five years average nearly
fifty per cent, of the premiums paid. Some of
onr energetic young men, who d a Life busi
ness, would do well to apply for an Agency.
Depth or the Snow. The snow fall on Tues
day, varied in depth at different places, accord
ing to tftlct-rama received, as follows : Hazleton
about 15 inches ; Williamsport about 3 inches ;
Shnmokin about 7 ; Selinsgrove 8 ; Millersburg
10; Williamstown 13; Lykens 8 ; Danville 3 ;
York 4 ; Baltimore .".
TOR TIIF. AVFKICAN.
Masted with -'Good IlcNo.ulioii..."
The Sunbury Daily popped on Aprb 23. with
an overcharge of 'good resolutions,' not of its
own accord, but 'by request,' and that in l.tehfj
.!' mvHltt And no wonder it should burst hi'a.
flood of tears at the evi! doings of those naughty
unto women. 1 Ins tenderness or heart is verv
praise worthy. It shows how fast th- nature
and customs of the sexes are changing, in orien
tal countries, women are hired to weep.r be retv
ed persons, but now as thousands are rre.-ived of
tbeir dearest object, rum, men must tnks up
their profession, and instead of Joining the la
mentation with their brothers, t'hov true; band of
persecution. Jiow long, U, tow I-
ye hard-
hearted women will ve continue to
-eeute in-
uoeent (1) men! Yor. c-.tiiv -?;h: .': them, "ii:
a few weeks, to etri-v as in b ns i ordl-
narily done in i-. oruolc y i.r f This must
necessarily cause a I enlargement of
stomachs in ma.iy e :Ur we cau not see it
possibility of rr.s.--' r , ns holding more than
their ordinary ami..:r.; without this miraculous
change. Wc thought this superabundant guz
zling would suit most drinkers best, but perhaps
this rapid expansion causes pain. You have
'induced somti saloon man to give up the busi
ness for a while.' but cow they have returned
with the 'seven other devil.-,' worse than them
elves, and their last state is worse than the
first.' Don't be so -unlawful.' Take example
of saloor.ists and patrons, nnd you shall be good
citizens. And when you pray, don't prav at alt,
aud do tbis even in 'secret ;' for it has the prefe
rence with drinkers ; besides 'prayer' is vary
'worrying aud annoying to the. liquor dealers."'
Obey the 'injunction" of the 'Apostle Paul" who
commands you to be silent in the church,' and
ttpt:ialbj that of faloonisls who bid you be silent
on the streets, for tbey lose money by your noise.
Be keepers ai home if It I nothing but a hovel,
nud be content with such things as you earn, if
your children cry for bread, spank them and
leach them not to rob their pa of liquor money.
When your husband comes home druuk and beats
you, bear it with Christian patience, for this is
acceptable with them. RyiMember, they know
no better, and you should not diste.ib them in
their ir.uoceM plensarcs. Deal not in special re
velatioiir, for yor. bring many things to light that
won't bear it. Kee ive inspiration f om no spi
rit bet a'erl-o!. Above a!!. 'mer. who can not '
ee as you do fc it of sober eyes) should not be I
abused, pie:'. au,i slandered. You know it
was naugh.7 for the lamb to muddy the water !
lor the wolf which stood aliove It In the stream.
Don't be moved by 'wild fanaticisms,' but you
may become happy on your liqnorto your profit.
This ofttti open to you the spirit world, and
gives you a keea perception of the reptile king
dom, enabling you often to see more in a pair of
boots than in Barnum's whole museum. My
dear sisters don't noise abroad that the worship
of the great god Bacchus is very unpopular in
Ohio, aud thnt hundreds of his temp!-- have
fallen, for this is discounting to his worshipers.
When you speak of the great god's persecution
say it is gaining worshipers by it whether it is
true or not, for 'the sentiment of the thinking
men is adverse' to any thing else. Observa ex
horUtions and von will heal many a broken
heart. " BUCKEYE.
Iu .Wt-niorluiit.
SIH KNK.IIT THOMAS ;. NolT.
Proceeding of 1 .anee e.nd Shield Couchivc, No.
11, slntioned at Surbiiry, Chivu'.rie and Heroic
Order of Sovereign Patriotic Knights, at a spe
cial meeting, April 21, A. D. 1571.
The Sir Knight Commander tinno'iuced with
much fweling and fitting words, the death of our
late compaiiion-i!i-nr:ns. Sir Knight Thouu-s G.
Xott. Sir Kuight Nott was accidentally thrown I
from a buggy on Monday evening, April t; , re- j
ceivlng fatal interna! injuries, from th ejf. i-t- of I
which he died in a few hours.
Sir Knight H. J. Waltz moved the n ppoi.it ineiit
of a committee of three to draft resolutions ex
pressive ot our sympathy and sorrow.
Whereupon the Sir Knight Commander v.ii
pleased to make the follow ing appointment : Sir
Knight H. J. Waltz, Sir Knight P. M. Slundcl,
and Sir Knight John Kay Clement. j
On motion of Sir Knight P. M. Shh-.U-.i, it Mas j
Jx'ctolved, That the hall and banners of the
Conclave be draped w ith, and that t'.- -Ir Knights
wear the usual badg; of r-.' .r i period ;
of thirty days. !
After a brief absrr" . r '.'imed
i.i the body of th- Coi-'''. .. . :iud reported the I
follow ing, which 'ere : u -r..:i..jus'.y adopted : j
Wiikkfa. It Lu. ; :-.t.i our Great C.-ttala
General, the lovh.e; 'triune God, to relieve our J
late comrade, Sir Kuight Thomas G. Nott, from !
active duty in the ranks of this world's lighting
host, to quiet servtec iu the Grand, Eternal Con- I
clave ; therefore be it
Knuh-id, That while we humbly bow to the I
starlliug order, which ha? removed from ns a j
cherished brother, our heart are, nevertheless, I
tilled w.th sorrow. Wo trieve not for the es- !
teemed Sir Knight, who has been transferred I
from the painful conflicts here, und promoted to ;
nobler duty ; but for ourselves, who have lost the I
aid of his sword In the daily contest, and the !
romfort of his comparwuehip iu "the bivouac of '
life."
f.'..'...; T i,., t m.. . -.i i, ,,..,....(-ti... i !
.-.-v.'.i, ....... i. t-r..-.u"fc-itt.--'l nil . IMU lil.l II'..
trembling soul surprised, started ou the dread-d
march Into the unknown land fr final inspection
and review.
Ktu)Ud, That we sincerely condole and sym
pathise with tbe stricken widow and bete.ived
family. We kn iw our Divine Grand Commander
Is wise, gracious ni.d omnipotent ; the manifes
tations of His w':.:. although to us lnyslerous,
are always for Hi- chiidieu'o g..d. He has
promised i.teor end h!p to tne widow und
fatherless, to Hix. therefore, we fervently com
mend theL: f r (.'.isolation and strength.
Kitoifd, '1 Iit we will take ehc.rgi of t lie body
of our de-ceased comrade, ancl commit it to the
grave wna me solemn cere.oon.es r.i onr 1 uivai
ric and Heroic Order.
Raciv.'l, That a copy of these jirewa'diuge be
conveyed 10 the family of our deceased companion-in-arms,
aud that the editors of the several
newspapers cf tbe borough be requested to pub
lish thetn.
II. J. Waltz,
P. y. SlIlMIE!.,
.5 ; . K.v Clf.mkst.
Comuiittee.
F.strrtcl froc: the records.
W. R. F. W MVEit, Recorder.
atenolol ion or Itenpeet nud 'ondo j
lenee. i
e.u.B T v,.. .. .in... it 1
10 depart has penetrated lis with reverential aw. re-etwa for mukiuir t!i mni.ie r. ineuy i.y wdkh us ii
Not a cloud cast the gloom of its shadow to ! Suffeirrs wishii. 't ' by the adyertteer.
warn, before the lightning stroke 'ell. Th-, frail "u " ' ' ,n ff"'t
tent of this mortality was rudely rent, and the j ' .Ti itin p. f;-. i t:i. 12 rlkr St.. New Tirk.
Sunbury Steiua Fire Engine Company, No. 1. of j
rWir.bury, Pa., was ou Moudav, April tfti, 1H7I, ; ' ' ' , .. .,,. T..TV- r-r tv
suddenly called away bv death resulting fro-n an i i.u, April 2" th. JO.IN CLARK,
ucrid,.nt-; ' h j i -e i-!y-:rs. months and U days.
Theref' re, irtmeetl, That our company has qu 'i u, s,iay morning, at his residence in Vp
loet one of its most active und efficient iiicmliers. j IH.r A.n;iiita to-vnship, JACOB SEASHOLTZ,
lie was one 01 inc- urimui meiM-in iu uui uikjiiji-
nation. aud was always present at: I ready for ac
tion when duty called him.
Htiolvtd, That e e-irr.otly sympathize with
lte sorrow ing and Vtrraved family of our deas
eiLBrother. Ritolvtd, That the houe. un.l apparatus l.c
drap-ed iu mourning Cur the term of thirty days :
and that the members '. 'iir the usii:l badge
of mourning for thirty days.
Jfirolif.1, That a dpy of these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of our company, and a
copy be made oat by the Secretary, and present
ed to the fatni'v of deceased.
W. C. Pa KEIt, 5
I.. T. KAVAr.r, 'Com-tibtee.
A. N. Bki'-f, N
Tribute of Kespeel
AT a special meeting of Shokenin!:';.
I. 11. of H. M.. the following - 1
subniitt'Hl and uiiaiiltii:iis-'y " -Whckkas
it has pb ' rd 1
.No,
wer.
t bpirit to
a!l suddenlv aw:iv f..ni o... ';
ll.o'.hi.r Tlio-
L".as G. Nott, to -nc 'r.?' ; grauudt of onr
Great Father abo .-.o- 1 ' ".-Hh tnn, Plant Muon,
at tbe setting of '.'.: c .;i:, therefore
Sttolii, That we l un-'jly how .-ubin'.ssinn tn
the wll! of imr Great Father iu his will Id re.
move from or.r Tribe ami Council Fires mir bro
ther, beliving it '.vic. hi giving us warning to be
prepared to enter His Hunting Ground.-.
Suol tl, That while we ft el the hs sustained
of a brother whose heart was with us, in bestow
ing charity o'l the wen thy who cherished the
principles of our beloved Order, we will take
tbis warning to he we, :.i:d will not mourn but
heed the t-acbings of Him v -bi do. ;h i ! tiibitrs
well.
ffii, That .ve sinc r-Iy condole with th
family of our decased brother who have so sud
denly been bereft of .1 father and husband.
Rirulwd, That iu respect to our deceased bro
tber.tiattha'wigw.im hedra)cd in mourning.and
that member of this Tribe wear the usual badge
of mourning for the term of thiity suns.
JUttitid, That a copy of these resolutions be
presented to the family of the deemscd. un l
Cast tb7 he pub ''vl.
A. WALTER!",
C FECKEK.
F. WII.YFV.T,
Co'e'r-btee.
Cditor'- Table.
Hr.Ats Mcsical World. The April
camber cif tli'.s popular musical monthly ia out,
and, as usual, tilled with beautiful new music
and ir.Ureitiag reading matter. The music
alone in c;tei volume of the Musical World
would cost in csual sheet-form abont fifteen dol
lars, while it is furnished a whole year for only
one dollar. The publishers will send specimen
copies containing $1.00 worth of music, together
w ith their large descriptive catalogue of popular
mnsic, free, to any address, on application.
Ad.'.ress, S. BRAINARD'3 SOXS,
Cleveland, O.
The A;:;.'I number of Wood's Household
Maoazink, now upon our table, well sustains its
reputation as a first class, live publication.
Wnile its contents lire not deep or scientific, its
pages are free from trashy sensational stories,
and are fu!I of bright sunny readiug that goes
home to the heart. ' The magazine coutaics its
usual number cf illustrations, and its general
iintiearauce compares favorably with the higher
nrifMn! tii .it") T Mri
Subscription price one cloilar j
no 'Yoseinile' one dollar ar.d
:. vear : with cbrom
half.
Subscriptions ninv Igin with any mini- j
I tier. Address, Wo.-1V. Hnsbob' Magazine, '
I Xewbttrgh, N. Y. .
"IltALisfi os tuk WiN'.s " say all who br.i !
made use of I VMtar's Balsam of Wild Cher
ry, and hy su.-'i eg red of colds, coughs,
bronehi'if, : . v, ;-.2uei;r.:t, or consump
tion. Thepru-V ' -'-ys keep thin stand
ard remedy by i
EVt.KY OI1C k'"i - ?.
-bl or cough ought j
not to be negie.'j'... Ottr
. :ce is 10 la&e care
use "Dr. Wishart's
! of it beforu it is t"-o : , -.
. Pine Tree farllori w.
'a can be bad of any
! druggist. Dr. Wit.".. -.it's W-jrm Sugar Drops is
! tbe bet remedy for worm-, crfer discovered
The 'Gentleman iu Black," who is the tutelar
demon of dram-shops, assumes his sourest as
ject when the rapid progress of Vinegar Bitters
is reported "down Mow." The People's Vege
table Tonic U playing the mischief with bis bit
ters tired with rum. AH diseases which thcs
demoniac nostrums aggravate, under preterms of
believing, such as indigestion, sick-headache,
constipation, rheumatism, gout, and iatermittent
fevers an; cured by it.
SriX'IAI. SOTIt'KK.
TodtpitHliNtM, To .tie ii of .Medium
Memix, aud to all WlMliiug
llouiettand thus) Avoid
I'Hjiiiglteutw.
By veferiiticc to- the Watsontown Eford and
Sunbury "Gazette" will be seen a full and more
cxplicit dvscription of the. property I offer for
sale, cither la lots or by the acre. But what I
wirih to more, particubiriy bring before the pub
lic is the LIBERAL 1 F.I.MS oa which they ere
offered.
I will SELL LOTS from MOO to M500 nud
Lands bv the ACKK from Miti to ?000. recording
l to the location.
! Tku.'-is : Tea per cent, of the purchase money
! down, the. balances in time and amount to iiiit
; purchasers, fr-mi ONE to EIGHT YEAR, with
j legal Intere: t from day of sale.
! The streets und alleys will be ope-ncd as fat as
j lots arc sold, I but nil ytiy be approached with
I ease.
All pei'.-ons who arc now payii'g rent can have
.............. .- .C cuf.nriitir t.ritt TtT rti-
I li'l O'ioifct -. "iui.il. - - -
i nev ane-.llv t the-.- are now THROWING
WAV ir. re'ut.
At. v poson w;.-' ,:'g to s-c tne lands or ots
will 'all on in.-, r. .1,11 every opportunity will tH-
give.:. '
rior i.l
:lV" a fair ehane'Cto see the sup'
i r. s?nted to the public,
''i 'J -he lands above referred to, I
-,r -'. THREE DWELLING HOU
r ; ilV.e: street, in Watsontown bo
rn, b .i.ig the large ami eoinmodions
now o!'..-:'
SEi. si!-f.
rougli, thi'
Brick !e ; j: ;iov occupied by mo, all of said
nwe'liii'.s ! :ii::.'Z tbe necessary outbuildings for
ttnmedV.t nv.
pr... f.;-: ';.. r e-rr:i !ion call on or address
J. M. FULLMER,
Watsontown, Pa.
Uuber M, ls'.a. 1 yr.
II O I S K II O I. If W hy
IVill
Ycu
Suffer?
T.j all pe.rsons sufTer
'i'i( from Rbuematism,
Neuralgia, Cramps iu
t';e limbs or stomach,
Bilious folic. Pain in
tbe back.liowrels or side,
we w o u 1 d s a y, T u E
lki sriiol.o Panacea
am Familt Liniment
L of all others the rem
edy yon want for ii.ter
nal and external use. It
iiris cured the above
complaints in thousands
of cases. There is no
mistake about it. Try
lMXUIH
FAMILY
it. SMd by all Drng- !
MMHEVL
Inly 12, IS?.". I.-.
gists.
T t tSt "I'TIVKS.
.: : rtiTPaiientty ellrfd of
Tie
Ilia .Lwl Jir.u
ii. ;iiv.i!. ' T."'y.
IIHUI.s ci iil .
f!' ili ."i..-ri. c
ti.4 ' ple. il
t-y uup)y ivmedy.
; s
lv.Uo-K srfftrsn lbs
he will srudiiepr
-', ilt. il.t-diree-).
liieb Jhey will
i n- a
1 II I u !.. I- '' . .
A.-.
I'KSlir v;.sUt:ig tli ; .
.'iu. 1U i-'.e-s ildis
It. v. 1, A. IIM.
lt ft-nu t., V:ll.an)burg'o, New Vol.
N-o.. Ul. JxTlt-Om.
Children oiten look Pale and Blek
from no other e."-! than having worms 5u the
! stoinaeh.
j BROWN'S VERMIFUGE COMFITS
; wl'.l destroy Worms without injury to the cbU i,
I being perfectly WHITE.and from all the coloring
i or other injurious ingredients tistM'.iy '.ecd in
I worm preparations.
j ( t RTIfi A BROWN", Proprietors.
I No. "15 Fulton tjtreet, New York.
! Svl'l by Ih-viiijUi ami CbaiiU'.t, infl (ha'trx i i
M'tlU ine at Ti knty-I'ivi: (t a Box.
j July 12, 1S73. ly.
j" KKKOKS ' "OtTII.
A pentieniaii who sullrr.l r yrars fn-m Nttous
' I;.l.uitt, ireuuiiure LveiJ, iki :i the e3t of youth
ful iuiL-reti.iu will, ii.r 1:1c .iAe of minVrtuu hu
unniiy, smiiJ frw tr. ,11 who nwj it, t!i reeir snd di-
v. VI 1 K.i tn.
Thirty Year Kiperieneo ol"u Old
. u rste.
Mrs WIiimIow'n No4thine Kirui Is
the preiseription ot'oneof the best Female
Phvsicians and Nurse-- In the United States, and
ba been used for thirty years with never failing
safety and success by m'!!'.or.s of mothers and
children, from the f eeble infant of one week old
to the adult. Jl eorrci is aeiditv of the stomach.
1 relieves w'rul colic, regulates the bowels, nud
Ives rest, he'i: h aud comfort t- mother ana
we bell, v- it to lie the Best and 8ure;
Reioe.lt ic tl TV11M. in ail cases of DY8EN-
iTFl:'''rnd IIl::il'KA IN CHILDREN, whe
j ther '' arises f-.iii Teething or from auy other
I can--'. TV;! 'i'-ns for usinsr will accompany
ea .-b be il.-. N.,.:u Genuine uuless the fae-stinlle
)ofe'i'li it t l ilki VS is on the oulsi ie wnip-
ji-r. : r " ... '
'.'. dealers.
y .'..--; .. .
At-rcND to tl.'j 'J.-st syniptonis of consumption
ar.d that (lie.ic L.ay be checked in Its incipiency.
I'se i-.T.'.iii'.t-jiy Dr. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar
CVr'i..!, 1. s' t'-' reined in all dieenses of the
fy.i.B.
i -e;u"s 01 ag'.
Th.e deceased has been for many years, a well
known and inEne-ptial eiti.en of this couuty. The
di-n-lva'itaires of a limited education in early life
were made up y gcnnl nutiir il abilities combined
withutp'uit of enterprise and honest industry,
whiih enabled him to prosi'ciite hia business with
marked uce- i. "lbocgh i.ot an oClce holder,
un.l si.l-iot'i a t iir l'date, he always took a deep
iitere-t. in p jiiti-a! r.ffiirs. und was active in sus
taining th ? tne.es.iris 1 f his party by all honora
ble pi.-irt. Iletv.y, .,t a8 principles from
honest 'r;v:c;-- i 3 e was nevertheless
tolerant, -ri'b ' :1 3Vrel with bim ia
opinii.i -. As -. ii- v: h was klud and gene
rous, and eer r.-.-t? : -J 1 helping band, aud
bis advice was t f.-.u .-.cgr'. and cheerfully gif-
J en. He leave a I -"e f.'.liy and numerous
j friends to lament hi ut-i'b. Hi remains were
! interred in thus place on 1 hnrway last. j to.
M Dcwtirt. on the 12th Inst., Mrs. ELLEN
LAURA MK IINEK, aged 'il fears, 10 months
an I I'.l.las.
MMIMIV MAUKKTN.
isrsBCKT, April W, 1S74.
Gkais Wheat per bushel......... tl.C0(i.l.75
prime white l.TOOtl.SO
' Rye per tush 7.r(c b0
Corn " 5(u75
" Oats '; 45(a,50
Fi nr:- Extra Family pr bbl 9.tXKiia.50
rumiiinn 7.M(ii8.00
Bue'kwbeat' 5.00
f kkp t orn A Oats (liop pr H lb 1.50(li'2.l0
Shorts A Mixture 1.50vj,1.75
Pot '.T'T s, ;c Com'n pot'e pr bu TSfl.OO
Onions 1.00
Turn'ps 25(l?.30
Pkovi-ios Uamperlb lS(ii22
Shoulder pr lb 14(i)18
Bteonprlb 1012
Beef, n-tail pr lb Uffl,22
Veal, do do HKul
Dried Beef pr lb 2830
Fori.Trvr Chickens, dressed pr lb 15feL18
Do. live weight lO&Vi
Bi'tter Priweperlb 40(Tij45
EiiOii Perdo7.en lo(iyl8
Fri i r Apples, dried, pr lb lSdC13
Peaches, da pared pr lb... 'Mi2H
ho. dried nnp;ircd prlb... 14(u)19
'berries. d-!e.t,ti.ittcd prlb 2fl(u 22
KBYSTflNfi CLOTHINC EMPORIUM
Just Opened,
IN MILLER'S BLOCK ON THIRD STREET BELOW MARK,
Messrs. Simon & Oppenheimer,
Have just opened a New Store .at the above place with an entire new Stock
f Goon, consist iny; i
For Sj-ring Tmif Comprising pf
OVEKCOATS, DRESS COATS,
BUSINESS COATS, Yv'OiilvlA'G .OATS,
DRESS PANTS, BUSINESS PANTS,
V RKINU PANTS, all kinds of PANTS,
VESTS OF ALL INSCRIPTIONS.
l
I
Boys' Clothing of every description,
HATS lINTD CAPS,
TRUNKS k VALISES, HANDKERCHIEFS, NECKTIES, COLLARS,
A full assortment of Gent' and Boy's wear. Would be pleased to have
all call and examine Goods and Prices which we assure will be found
cheaper than can be purchased elsewhere.
SIMON & OPPENHEIMER.
The same kind of Goods and full assortment will also be found at their
Store in the town of Trevorton, North'd Co., Pa. Call and seetbo lowtrice
Sunbury, April ?,, 1874.
Scto bbertiseintnts.
DtMEL F. 11 CATTY.
THE MERITS OF THE 'GOLDEN TONGUE.
BT A New jnilSET BAKD TO BEATTT A'D TLOTTS,
WASniSOTOSI, ).
Tis nn age of invention, improvement ami skill.
The world's in commotion, aLd nothing is still ;
And progress in written wherever we turn
tvo ! "the brill ! kept rolling," and each day w$
!ear:i
Of some t:e achievement in science or art ;
Each branch of industry in fact claims a part.
So each is awarded n prize from the bands
Of a generous public as merit demands.
So music's department can point, in her prid-r,
To men of true genius, whos fam" has gone
vide
O'er hills and through valleys, in mansions and
and cots.
Well, due are such honors to "Beatty t riit,
Whose Golden Tongue organ stands first in tbe
land
Tbe fir ft us to merit, aud first in demand.
Exeelliug in swee-tuess and richness of tone.
Surpassing all otheis, and standing alone.-
It worth is acknowledged wherever it is kuow n.
As all wiil bear witness, nnd cheerfully one
For eoual in workmanship, beauty, de-gitrn.
Or finish, they challenge the best in the liue.
Where faces were gloomy, aud hearts ence were
sad
What homes are now cheerful vte, happy an l
glad.
Continue thy mission, thv song 'Golden Tongue,
Hath chain of enchantment for old and for
young.
Beatty & Pious' celebrate I Go!d-:i Turigne
Parlor Orgun i acknowledge! by eminent pro
fessors of i.iusic to be the belt Parlor Organ now
ir. use. Thousands of te.stiruoni.ils are constant
ly Uiug received iu favor of t'.iem, which go to
show thi onr instrument tr'.ves entire satisfac
tion. Ir3rc,!- Price List Addrc
REATTY A PI.OTTS,
Washingtc-i:, N. J.
MIS C. DA LITIS, 8o!e Agent.
N". 93 Market Street.
!unburv. Pa.
Match 1SV4. in.
Q A It K I 4 ii F.N, It If it; I V.H A t '.
H. K. FAGELY c CO.,
respectfully icform the j-ublie that they have
cotimieaced the mane factor? of
CARRIAGES,
at the new shop rcoeufy erected by J. T. Lrob '
Corner of Fourth nud C hestnut Nt.,
SUNBURY, PA.,
and solicit a fair share of Patron e.g.;. i
Aprtl3 6m. J. F. LERCH, feup't. I
CRUMBS
Are h modern stove
-OF
Are better, because
polish, far better th
they give a finer gl
nnvotherinexlsten
than any otLer po.it,h-
COMFORT
Ticld a brilliant silvery sheen, with less than
half tbe labor required when other polishes are
used.
CRUMBS
Are a neat and cleanly-pCan be used even in
article, making no dirt I Ipthe parlor without the
nor d 1st when used. u trocble of removing
COMFORT
furniture or carpets.
Has no difigreebie snlpberous or strong acid
smell when prepared for use, but are pleasant
and harm'ess.
CRUMBS
Are pntupin neatstvlerr)In each bos are 12
and in a form morel f stii ks ; 1 stick is suttt
convenlent for Uie Untti" cieut for any stove,
any other polish. tin all waste is saved-
COMFORT 1
Are the cheapest polish la the market, bocaosc
one box at 10 cents will polish as much sttrfa -e
a 25 cents worth of the old polishes.
c r u mIb s
Have just taken thcrynln comjietltlon with
1st premium at the Iii-ljH several cf the host e f
di tnapolis Elpoeitlon. 1 the c!d stove vol Vhes
COMFORT
Bct Cri-mbi! or Comfort of your storekef per,
If be has them, or will procure them for you t if
not, send ns one dollar, your name, aud the
name of your nearest express station, and we
will send yon ten boxes, aud samples of Bart
lett's blacking and Pearl Blueing, free of cost.
Crumbs or CovroKT can be had of all Whole
sale Grocers and Deulers in the United States,
nnd Kf tall Dealers will tind them the most prcrt
tab!e, from the fact that they arc the fnetsi
selling article tf the kind in the market.
II. A. BARTLETT & CO.
115 North Front St.. Philadclpbla.
143 Churabc.s St., New York.
43 Broad St.. Boston.
Not. 14. '73. 'm.em.
iDLATCULEV'S
W Ini proved CUCU l BER WOOD
a PUMP, Tasteless. Durabl,Effi-
& cient and Cheap. The best
5 pump for the least money. At-
j- tention i especially invitixi to
fjastTV Blatchley's Patent Improved
uracKti. ana ew Lrop neen
Valve, which can be withdrawn
without rtmoving the Pamp, or
disturbing the joints. Also.the
Ctipper Chamber, which never
cracks or scales, and will out
last any other.
W
Q
H
For sale by Dealers and tbe Trade generally.
Inquire for Blatchley'a Pnn.p, and if not for rale
in your town, send direct to
CHAS. G. BLATCHLEY. iUnvfatturer,
506 Commerce St., Thiladelphb, Pa.
March IB, '74. fmn.
4p
?k . m
Ilnildinx Lots For Sale.
"V"INETEEN LOTS, 5100 feet, fronring 03
i- Vine street, in Sunbury. Price ilio. Alio
thirty lots, 25x137, fontlcg on Spruce and Pin
streets. Price $1S per foot. Also eight lots, 2r,
xPO, fronting on Fourth street between Walnut
. ir.d Spiuce." Price J450. Also 21 lots, 15x110.
f-onting on Thir l and Spruce streets, between
Vainut and Spruce. Price WOO. Also 5 lots
: 21x230 on th north side of Spruce stre-et. Price
I 6ts.. A'o 1G lots in Cake'own. The atiova
i t rice do not include corner lots. Person de
: siriii-r to pureU;isi v.-:II do well to call soon.
1 Terms easy. IRA T. C LEMENT.
1 Jan. 23, Sra.
j JOHM SKAOLKV. O. W. rEHTtT
STKAtI PLAIXIXG MI ML.
I MILLERSBURG, VA. .
I xeagletT& perry,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Flooring, Silinr, Surface TJoartb, Ixtih,
Strippior, frhigles,
And all kinds of Sash, Doors, ShuUe.B, Blinds,
Mouldiiii;, A-c.
Hemlock & White Pine Bill Stnff, nnd all kiad
of Building Material,
btair building and church work a specia'tv,
March 13. ly. -
J0H! II. tiflLL. JoUtl M l-St UONOCK.
SF.LI. A SillOVOIR,
!?ecnd Street, WoMELsnour, Pu.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS
WINES, BRANDIES, GlXs,-
I'm re Old Itie Uhikej,
Atplk WnisKRT, Ckiials, .tc.
All Liquor sold gaurrantecd as represented.
Orders promptly attended to and public p:i-tri-nage
respectfully solicited.
SELL A SCHOVOUH.
2u St., Wufic's-lo-r. Bet lis Co., Pa.
. lSTl. ly.
Teb. '
U. S. INTERNAL RE YEN UK
Special Taxes
May 1, 1874, to April 30, 1875.
THE '.AW OF DECEMBER 24, 1372, KE
quires every person engagel ia auy busi
ness, avocation, or employment which render
hira liable to a special tax, to procure and place
conspicuously iu bis establishment or place ot
business a stamp denoting the payment of saii
Special Tix for Ppecial Tax year beginning
May 1. 174, before commenelng'cr eottinuie
business after April SO, 1375.
The taxes embraced within the provisions of
the law above quoted pre the fallowing, vis. :
Rectifiers '. 2f 00
iealers, retail iie,uor . 25 On
Dealers, wholesale liquor , liHJ GO
Dealer ia malt liquors, wholesale JO fi
Dealers iu malt IIinor reti!?...... i '.
Dealers in leaf b-'C.'o 25 00
Re'ui! deslers in lea f tr.ruieco 5'J (VI
And on sales of over $1,000, fifty tenia
for e.very doilar in excess vf if i,0iV.
Dealers In marn'actured tobecco 5 '
.Mnnufaeturers of s'iils 50 00
And for c;icti still rnanuf te-turi-d 20 P
And for each worm mann&r-mrcd 20 rs
Mnnufa-.tnres of tobaeeo ? 0"
Mannfae'turers of cigars . W flo
Peddlers of tobacco, firt cluss (more
than two horses) .H CT
Peddlers of tobacco, second class (two
horses) 25
Peddlers of tobacco third class (one
horse) 15 CO
Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class (on
fool or public conveyance) 10 0t
Brewers of les than 500 barrels . 50 0C
Brewers of 51 liarre!i or nw- 100 CO
Any person, so liable, wh? shall f.ti! to com
ply with th foregobiL riuiromcnts vi;; be suS
jeet to severe penaltie i.
Person or firms liable to pay any of the
Spec'm'. Taxes named above must apply" to C. J.
BRUXER, Collector of Internal Revenue at Sun
bury, Penn., aBrt pay for and procure th fspecat
I Tftx Stamp or Stamps they need, prior nMrv
5, lift, nnd TfiTuorT rt kther notice.
J. W. DOL'GLASi.
Commissioner of Inten it.l BevsriU".
I Crm:z of Istesnal Reveri e,
j WASHisem'l, D. C. Februfirv 1. l?74.
pr3-4w
Cxeeutp Xotiee.
(E-tate tf Margaret DoancI, dee'd.)
"VJ'OTICE is hereby given that letters tcstameii
tary have been granted to the nndersiirne i
on the estate of Margaret Donnel, late of tho
borocgfi of Sunbury, Northumberland county.
Pa., deceavd. All persons knowing themselves
Indebted to said estate, are requested la make
immediate payment, and those haviruf claims are
rvin 6tcd to present them r!i":y antbentieuted for
settle user t.
ELIZABETH DONNEI.,
FRANCIS M. F. DONNEL,
Executrix.
gunbrry, Much 27, 1S73-
I. I I O K KTOKEI
CHRISTIAN NEFF,
Seond etnwt, oj'posite the Co art Itoujc, SUN
MKT, PA.,
Resrvetfaily invites the attention of Retailer
and others, that be has on band, aud will coo
St ant: v keep all kinds of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Consisting of Pure Brandies: Coijnlac, Cherry,
Ginger, Rochelleand Otard.
W blskies: Pare Rye Copper-Plstill.-J, Monn
gahela, Apple and Neotar.
PUKE HOLLAND GIN i
Wines: Champaime Wiae, Sberrv, Fort and
Claret.
Crab Cider, Champagne Cider, N. f.. Rirn.
Browa Stout and Scotch Ale.
STOMACn AND BAR BITIERS,
And all others Liquors which can be found In
tbe city markets, which will be sold at Whole
sale and Retail. Every article guaranteed a
represented. Also, a large lot of DEMI JOHNS
and BOTTLES, always on hand.
Orders promptly attended fo, and ynb'ie
patronage respectfully solicited
C NEVF.
Sunbury, July 3, 17C ly.
UEO. W. COBLE,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Rkal Estate Aoest, and Agent for tbe Pbila
tADrLrin Mi;tcal Protective Lit r
Ibcrascb Compact.
ITerndon, XertJutntbtrlancl Cott, T.
ALL CLAIMS eotrested In b!s hands wHl rcc:'
prompt attention.
Herndon. Any. 83. 73. 4 wios.