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SUNBURY, OCTOBER 2, 1874.
Railroad Tim Table.
Altl:IVAl. AVI lirPAUTTHF. OF TKAISS. ATSl'MtrKT.
N. C. R. W.. East.
Phila. Ex. St.r.O a m
Elmiin. Mil,12.40 a in
rie Mail. -.0 a m
,'iagnra Kx. S.40 p ui
P. V: r.. It. R. W. st.
Erie Mail. C.20 a m
Niagara Kx. l-.D p m
Ehnira Mail 4.10 pm
Fan Kino, fi..0 p m
MMIVIl! INI) LEfflSWX 11. K.
L'-avc Sunburv for Lowistoun at C.35 a. in., I
and 4.'J0 p. in.
Arrive at Sunbury from Lcwistown at 1.V.H
anil C.40 p. in.
SHAMOKIN IHVISION, N.O. It. W.
iXAVK AKIUVF. " j
Impress, 12.4."i p m Mail, ti.2.1 a m
Mail, 4.25 p m Express, u..V p iu !
An accommodation train leaves Shamokin at
7.10 a in, arrivinir tit Mt. Canned nt 7.40 a in.
Rclurimr, leave Mt. Oarmel at 0.15 p ni. arriv
ing at Shamokin 0.45 p i;i.
Lackawanna & Uluommiiiu; R. K. Tuains,
leave Northumberland as follows ;t.45 a. in.,
and 4.40 p.m.; ariivc at 10..Va.ni.,ainl .ri.45p.in.
Accidental Insurance Tickets can be hud of
J. Shipman. Ticket Agent, nt the Depot.
cral Affairs.
Several new dwelling houses liavc been com
menced iu tins place recently.
Ot-R streets presented an unusually lively ap
pearance during the past week.
Never ask for the loan of your neighbor's pa
per. People don't like to refuse such a teeming
ly small favor, but ueverthe'less, it U a great
bore to a man to have his newspaper borrowed
luifnrA l.n lifift time to read it hitni-clf.
.
A. six venom hoo was exhibits on the Fair
-rounds during this week. It is quite a euriosi-
ty and was an attraction to those atlendmg the
Fair-
Tnr Omaha tobacco store was the attraction
on Market square dnrlng the week,
He keiT" a !
splendid assortment.
Jacob TIhxas has taken the tobacco store of
Mr. Malicfc on Market street, near S O. Reed &
Bro'e. store. Jacob keeps good stork, and is de
ferring of the patronage of the public.
Sunburn
In our article last week, iu reference tc the ,
charges of Sheriff's sales, we had no reference t A cuancc in the Empire freight line, has lute
to those made by the presort proprietors of the j jy taken place. The Einpiae line has been chang
Shamokiu IlrralJ. Their charges correspond I ed to a through lice under the control of the
with ours. j Penna. R. R. Co., and the local freight changed
FIoN. A. J. Dill, Setmtor from this district, j to the Peuna. R. R. fast local line. Instead of
was in town on Tuesday last, for a few hours, j good bciug shipped by tl? Empire l:ne,it w ill be
Wc arc glad to see him enjoying excellent health, (carried by the P. R. R. fast local line to all
He makes an excellent Senator, and is one of the j points. The offices here and at Philadelphia ic-
most pleasing men that can be met.
It has been circulated of late that Tom Col
lins it dead, but any one reading the Northum
berland County Thmocntt for the last two weeks
will readily pronounce the rumor a hoax. Tom
gets i:p some astounding matter for that paper.
A Horse am Lot located on one of the prin
ciple ttrrcU in Sunbury, wiil be sold sheap, on
application to this office. Terms easy.
The editor of the Dttwterat wants to sot him
self tip as a prophet. Thus far he has no be
lievers. Wc wouid pity those who might be
found so weak as to believe in his prophecies.
FK Cash. A suit of clothing can In- made up
cheaper for cash at J. F. Schafl'er's, merchant
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lanor Minp, aa inuei. more our,.-...- am. m,u,u ,
than in ar.y city establismcnt. A large assert- :
iiieni oi cioui, vasbiiiieies, ivt., lmumuiiuj ivej?t j
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o hand to select from. Call, South Third St.,
a ffw doors below Market, Suubuiy.
THr. best of care is taken in selecting the large
amount of furniture kept in B. L. Raudenbush's
store. Masonic buildings. The most fashiona
ble styles ore daily received and rapidly sold at
sniull profits. Artirics cau be selected at this es
tablishment as well as in any city, aud freights,
and expenses of travel saved, and the same arti
cle procured.
New Boots and Shoes have just been received
at Furtnan'a slorr, Market street. Call and sec
them.
Fink. Stores. The nore room of Marx fc Bro.,
in Masonic building, on Third street, is one of
the in ntt neatly arranged establishments in this
place. The proprietors are very nnnssnming.bnt
the manner of displaying their goods must be ad
mired by all who visit their establishment. Their
store supplies the want generally of other
stores, as their stock consists of an immense va
riety of notions.
As experienced editor pays a high and deserv
ed compliment to the patrons of the press.
"Women," he sayt, are the ben subscribers in
The world to newspapers, magazines, etc. We
have Ik-cu editor forty years, and acver lost a
dollar by female subscribers. They 16111 to
make it a point of conscientious duty to pay the
preacher and the printer two classes of the
community that suffer more by bad pay and no j
pay at all than all the rest together." j
NrwsrAPCHS. Under the new postal law pub- J
fliers of newspapers have the rinht to inclose I
in their psper bills for subscription or receipts,
wWiout extra charire ; also supplements consist
ing of matter crowdei out ot regular issues, but
not handbills or special advertisements.
firvcE Vr. M. C, Cea'hart has enlarged his
storeroom on Market mev, he has been labor
ing constantly in arranging his goods to show to
great advantage in which he has admirably sue
cecdec. His display of eoufeetiouaries is not
equalled outside of the cities, and the manner of
arrantring them so they can all bo seen at a
glar.ee, is most beautiful.
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illKrin ptlAUU u.unun.f iiiii'i" i.ii..Li.. j
thick throurhont the eountrv. att.-ndinir Fairs in !
nrrl. nf tir-r. On Mnr:,r last i-ii-bt of these I
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light fingered gentry wete pointed out to ns ut
the Harrisburg depot, entering the ear. fiound !
northward. At Millcrsburg they Here reinforced
by thnc more. Three tot ofT at this place, and
tiie rest proceeded further up the road.
We ntderstand that there is no water conve
nient in case of fire iu the north cast corner of
the town. This should not be when we'.ls can
be so eufci'y conftructed.
Festival. A festival vill be held at the Odd
Fellows Hall Snydertown, on Thuj-day, and Fri
dav rvcnmgii. and Saturday afternoon and evi n
Jng, Oct. 15th, lCthand 17th. 1 lie proceeilitigs
to he for tin- benefit of the I.ode.
The iron f'-nce around the Mail.it sin-it Park
needs a coat of paint. l. t Us have a more hv
ire Iive.y j
the pas- !
color. Tiie work cau be done now, as
lure is failing the cows will not be likely
erfi re, although the gates stand "ajar."
Geo. Makshai.i. and Miss Magjrie Fulton were j punctured wound in the left thigh. Dr. Stoner
married recently nt Shamokin. Tin- bride was was called iu and rendered the ni-ceesaiy surgical
.nade doubly happy by a check for 5000 from i aid. Xinlhvmhrrlmiil l'r-t.
her father ns a bridal present. For the iu forma-j -
'ion-pry., uug men whose Marriage .-upirations j Of it neighbor or the A n r.iMias been ap
rua in the direction of rich brides, we would ! pointed halrtuau of tl.e Democratic County
s:mt.lv slate thnt but few are left, and thai they j
are very hard to find.
II. B. HorrMAV. F.
i., of MiU-Tsbnrg, Dhu- I
. ' . , T' . r
ived the appointment of ,
plain com ty, has received the appi
Cnited Stnteis storekeeper for the Fourteenth
District. It is a good appointment.
The boiler has beeu placed on the new steam
boat of Ir T. Clement, and workmen are busy
putting up thr machinery.
Amonci tba curious pcrfoimance- at the Fair
ore the trained liorrs hich :.re driven at ful
speed without bridle or reins. The horses are
guided Redely by the whip, and make ail kinds of
turns, right mid left, stop and even back, by
mere motion of the whip, with more facility
than is often seen when under the reius.
The Silver Penciled, as well as thu .Silver !
Spangled Hambnrg chickens of Col. Taggart at
the I air, ore niuversnlly admired for tlieir j
lieauty. .
A LITTLE son of At r. t.-irmecr iiiuit tifirrow
escape on Saturday, by being run over by a horse
and bupgy on South Second street. H was
knocked down and two wheels of the buggy
passed over him.
Home lover of poultry entered the chicken
eoop of Dr. Awl on Sunday night and stole about
a dorrn cbickeus. The doctor gave notice that
a number had lately died of disease, and it is
supposed the stolen property was also infected.
That thief may yet have t.i pay heavy fr his
transgressions, tut then there is no sympathy
for him if he does get fliicken disease.
Green Groceki. James pul has established
a green grocery in Mrs. Moore's bwilcjicg. Market
street, w here he will keep .constantly an i.au.
vegi-tablcs, oysters, sliced Lam, side meat, Aj:.
The best iu loarlst will Tie kent to supply his
n f ninei v
The Sevf.ntu Regiment. At the military re
view last week, nt Ilarrisbnrg, there wen- over
1400 men iu line. The Seventh and Eighth regi
ments were the only full regiments, and made a
graud display. The Seventh regiment, under
the con.iiiand of Col. A. Caldwell, is composed
of the following officers and companies :
Colonel A. C. Caldwell, Shamokin.
Lieutenant Colonel W. F. llunt.inger, l'olls
viile. Adjutant Lieut. Win. U. Kutzuer, SliamoUn.
Quartermaster Kietit. Thomas
Holauaii,
I'ottsvilie.
Surgeuii Maj. K. S. Robins, Shnmokiii.
Jones Cornet Iiar.d, Pottsviile.
Mount Caiiucl Cornet Hand.
Drum Corps of the Regiment.
Co. A. (Washington Kitlcs.) Loeu-t (lap, Nor
thumberland County IS men. Captain, .lohn
M'Eliese ; 1st Lieut. .Tolm M'Dor.iiell ; .M Kient.
Fat ikk Il'-iiti''sy.
Co. 15. (Sliaiuokiu tiii.trds.) Siiauiokin Noitli
umberlanil County. 1H men. Captain, Jus. A.
Shipp ; 1-t Lieut. John A. Weaver ; '.M Lieut.
May.
Co. C. (Keystone liuards.) Mine liiil ap.
I SchnylUiil county 42 nun. Capt. J. 1). Struus
i ser; In Lieut. C. S. Chamberlain ; 21 j.i.'iit
W;u. E. K.ier.
o. F. (liov.eii (iiiiirdE,) l'oltsviil.-, Se!:uy!k":;i
j County 40 r.er. Captain, Frank li. Wallace ;
' 1st Lieut. Hugh Stevenson ; 2d Lieut. Lafayette
j Killig.
j Co. G. (Pottsvillc Light Infantry,) Pcitsvilie,
1 Schuylkill County, 52 men. Captain, J. A.
Huutziuger; 1st Lieut. Samnil A. (iarratt ; .J
Lieut. Edward Hay.
Co. II. (Mount Carmel Rides.) Mount funnel,
Northumberland County, tD men. 1st Lieut.
Ilcury T. John ; 2d Lieut. E. B. SteM wagoner.
Co. I. (Girardsviiie Light Infantry,) Girards
Tille, Schuylkill county 50 men. Capt. Patrick
Monaghan; 1st Lieut. Patrick Dolau ; 21 Lieut.
; Bartholomew Tell.
R (g( rjnr Ught Inr;liary gl. ciail.,
S(.,iuy,kn, Vmiltv me. ,,,,. n..y V.
EvaMj w j(.rom;.lh L,.arv . ., i.U.nt.
Michael F. Norton.
Company B. (Shamokin iuards,) Captain Jos.
Slit-m w-f firp lnfi.riMtil, w: uronnillict
ed the
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be?t equipped aud dnlled company on lue review.
This speaks highly for our Shaniokiti friends.
For our part we have never i-ocu better drilled
soldiers anywhere than those that tome from the
! coal legion.
! main at the same places as before. At this office
I' G. W. Smith continues the agency for the Peuna.
fast local line, and will have under hi: stipervi
. slou the freight cr.rried by that line over the N. ('.,
i P. A. E., Shamokin Div., I). II. V. W., and S.
j A: L. Railroads. The agents of these ro.ids. u:i-
Idor the einj'loy of the Empire line, have been dis
charged. By this change goods will be carrio I
j at the same speed as by express, and nt cheaper
rates. toods shipped at rmladclp'.ua m the
evening will roach Sunbury the morning folio -in?.
Shot Hi.Msr.Li-. On Tuesday ia.-t
voung son of John B:urno. Esi., of
Jnhit, a
Walnut
gnnuiuir
i
I street, aged about H years, went on a
r j,,,,,;,;,,,, .1(.r(!sS ,, , ;T,.r a,m his r,.trn, ill
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towards
him, the trii:ger caught aud dis
charged the gun, the load of shot taking oiled.
iu one of hi- arms, tearing away a larire piece of
flesh above the riliiia . No bones were shattered.
He narrowly escaped dc.vh. The careless ban I
lingcflire M-ms in the useless amusement of
hunting game. i the cause of as much maiming
and death. to the hunter and those who happen to
stand in his way, as is the more useful employ
ment of railroading. This is another warning
among hundreds, published yearly, against care
lessness in handling firearms. We understand
Master Bourne is doing well under the care of
Dr. C. M. Martin who crossed the wound.
As entertainment was given in Gariuger's Hall
on Friday, Saturday and Wednesday evenings
last, which wn of mote than ordinary Interest.
The performance consisted of the exercise of a
jiower invisible and incomprehensible to nil who
witnessed it. -Mr. and Mrs. Guernella were the
performers. They do not believe in spiritual ma
nifestations, lint they cannot account for the
power that aids them in performing their aston-
ishiii!; tricks. They were pinioned iu every im- j
iiiaginahlc manner liy a committee appointed by
the audience, Mnd after rxtinguivuing the lights
for probatdy a minute or two, they were found
to lie untied, and the ropes were neatly coiled
up. Iron riiifrs were placed around the arms of
the lady, looked together, and the key held by
the committee. Darkness was atriin produced
for a cry short time, when the same rings wore
found on the arms of her husband who win
standiui; several feet from her, as securely looked
lights were again extinuuir-bed, and the rings .
and eliain droppeil from his arms upon the floor, j
Many other wonderful feats were performed, j
mch as invisible tintidshakiii. Mr. (. was se- I
curely tieil and gngtjed by the cominittee, ami j
the lights were turned down, when lie imme
diately commenced f-initinj,' and playing upon a j
parlor orpau. When the liirbts again apeaied j
Mr. G. was found iu the bound and gagged dm- !
ditiou in which the committee bad placed linn
The laM tnrk performed, invisible and ineom
prehensible.was that the parties announced their i
ii. - i ru.rr.irmnno on Tlnirs.Iav eveiiini' anil left I
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on Thursday morning in the first train, b avin- I
their printer bill nt this office unpaid, prompted
.,. .
to do so piotialily tlirougti 'pin.nai inaniicMa
lions.
Si.uioi s Ki nav. aT. On Wednesday mot niiii.',
whilst Mr. Adam Fisher was hurrying up bis
horse to avoid being run over by a sliittini: en
gine at the railroad crossing on the east side of
the depot at thib place, he lost his bold of oue of
the cheek lines, aud of course the control of his
team. The horses started ofT at a b-ar'nl rate
and did not ttep until '.hey reached the stone
bridge at Granger's Hoilow. The wugoii struck
the ccoud arch in the West Ida tub bridge,
wrecked the wagon box aud threw Mr. Fisher
out. From the fearful wounds he received he
must have been dragged sonic distance. He was
j,;,,.,! Up ; au insensible condition, and curried
()Ul ( j,,. I,, j,..,. ., plank. His scalp was cut
open four or live inches, the flerh over the left
. eve wa laid open to the boue, aud he received a
Committee, and
;e a chick when it first CP-
capes from the sh;'.l be is peeping over hi- tii-
u,I1l'l'i " thepr.epect of the resurrection of the
Rini:. A he will bold the funds hereafter, he
fr ..
w ill i.n iloubl urove eilieieut in lieeotintimr with
. . ,
certain part.. s lor the supprcsimi oi any sus-
piciou3 eircuiustaiici: i-outiectd with tin- Ileum-
rra'ic King jusl pre iotis to elections.
ST. Ci oru Hctei I'hiladeliH.ia is not as fa-
mousror the number and size of its hotels :
New Fork and some of our western cities. But
the largest hotels are not generally the most de-
sirnble. One of the best and most comfortable
hotel, in Philadelphia is the St. Cloud, in Arch
street. It justly ranks as a fuel ciass bouse in
i all its appointment, and in some of its home
ro,f,1s uneuualled bv anv in the citv. Mr.
Mullin, the proprietor, is affable, j,at.;
and
mtentive, and his coi p. of able nssislauts.amoiig
mlorn -m Harry Denuison as Chief manager, is a
sufficient guarantee that it is well kept. The St
("loud, though comparatively a new hotel, is nl
reaily one of the mo.t pojnibr in tiie city.
The Kepiiblieaus of Montour county liave
noiniiiaterl the following ticket :
Conrens Hon. Charles Alhritiht.
AfM'iiilily .lanies OuikMian!;.
Tn-n yiirer Charles FeiiMernintlicr.
Comnilneionci- George M. Di rr.
Kcfrister ifc Recoi'.ler John J. Hare.
Surveyor Eugene J. Cnrtif.
Aiiilitor Jainea Me.Mahon.
Tun boat race on FrMay evening was witni-Heil
I'jr a larpc number of our citizeti. The con
Itvtacta VFeri essru. Roy nud '1 rutt. Roy won
th ra.ee i,y fipcen oeeond-i. Ti wni a cliv-e
ci-.r.f.--t
The Pori.Tiiv Department at the Fair. The
display of poultry at the Union Park and Agri
cultural Exhibition at this place, by our old
friend Col. Taggart of Northumberland, is the
most prominent feature in the whole exhibition
not excepting the races, and is of itself worth the
pi ice of admission. We have been informed by
those who were at the present State Fair at Eas
ton, that the whole combined exhibition of poul
try there does not equal in number, variety, qua
lity and order of arrangement, that of the Sun-
i bury Fair. The chickens are all enclosed in
J iiaiid.ome cages or coops, with tinned win: grat
ing. There are thirty-four of these cages or
cooj's containing one hundred and seveuty-tlncL'
choice high bred chickens, hunu.ionu ly arranged
in regard to good taste ii'.nl order. Col. Tag
gart's contribution alone should make the Fair a
success, and the managers of the Exhibition and
I the peorle who attend it, are under great obliga
tions to Co!. Ta.'.rt for hi energy and eiilei-
I : i: -e in the matter.
i 1 lie cac- were ;::r.uig J as !olbr.s :
No. F'.ii. .-'liver Pencilled Ilamlmi'j:-.
124. fi.il k Brahma,
j 12:;. do do hatched in Ftlini.iiy, Is,! .
: Hi. ii ybi id-, oolilii.-, i'.uliiiio and ll.iil.
iliahitias.
li'.!. P..r!.!-lge. Cochin.
lit!, do do hatched in lsT.l.
! 142. Game Bantams,
j US. Partridge Cochins of J. -::.
i 14o. Game Bantams of ,74.
12$. Buff Cochin. (This coop contained the
finest specimens.)
141. Small Game Bantam?.
12'J. Light Biahmas.
14o. Bantams.
V.i'2. Houdous.
KIo. Houdon Cockerels, very picily.
i::.i. Silver Pencilled Hamburg..
1111. do do do (This cage con
tained live in us and one cock. They were pro
cured last February, and since the 22d of that
mouth, one hen laid ITS, another 14, another
IT;'., another l.'.G, and the other l.'.S eggs total,
Set"..)
140. Dark Biahmas Cochin.
KIT. Silver Spangled Hambuig-, very pretty.
121!. Hatched Chicks.
120. Dark Biahmas, 5 months, extra large.
1110. Silver Gray Dorkings.
127. Chicks extra large, 11 mos. oid.
1.1. Silver Gray Dorkings, very pretty.
122. Cockerels, very large.
lHS. Game Bantams, beauties.
121. Puliets, 3 months old, weig! :ng from 10
to 14 pounds.
141. G.UIK- Bantams.
l'.'S. Dark Biahmas.
110. Game Bantams, very small.
1 77. Partridge Cochin, very large.
I:)'.'. Bantams.
j2o. Pullets, Partridge Cochin Cockerels.
1 hero wen: other fine specimens of pouitiy ex
hibited thai would compare well with Mr. Tag
gert's except in number and variety. We notic
ed several ennrs of fine geese, ducks, Black
Spanish chicken-, pigeon, .v., that were wor
thy of notice, hut wc v. i :c unable toa-oortaiii the
names of tint owner-.
Tun" Faiu. The second annua! Fair of tin:
Union P.irk and Agricultural Association, com
menced on Tues lay last ut this place. Owiugto
the unfavorable weather, the attendance was not
so large. ()a Wednesday there was a large at
tendance, and a large iiuinber of oi lTi-i were
made for the exhibition. The display of articles
wa magnificent. 'lb - i Ib-n lit departments
l were well retTP-ort-d. a larire number of articles
of merit exhibited that deserve special notice,
but owing to the names of tin: owners not being
atta'-Vd to them, we are i;n; hie to give proper
credit. Among the embroiib-. v and m e.'Ile work
there A'eic speeiim n of patch .ik, cha
cushions, afe liar.s. ciotohct work. that at-
trnetcd groat ,M tent ion. Canned fruit ard pre
serve department was weil liilcJ, and sone- -;-ceiicnt
specimens were exhibited. The fruit de
partment was excellent, and we noticed a
number of fine specimens of applou, pears, ijuin
ees and grapes. The grain mid vegetable depart
ments were we'd icpu-rcutcd with excellent spe
cimens, and large varieties. The cattle di pait
ment contained sor.is liaesp.-citne" of ful! breds.
A fine herd belonging to Col. Taggart was notic
ed, among which is a cow that got her first calf
when 13 months old. Chester hogs exhibited by
Geo. Gaul, Barnhart and Forrester, are the best
ever seen at a l';r lu this part of ihe MiaUi-. Tie
floral department was principally made up bv
Mr. Cliffi: of Riverside, aud Mr. Rhodes and Mr.
J. Washington of Sunbury. Other line speci
mens were entered, which added greatly to the
beauty of that department. The floral house
which is wi ll filled, lias lieen much enlarged
The ladies, we noticed, were particularly inte
rested in this department, aud commented large
ly upon the different varieties.
In the races on Tuesday, the first was won by
the black man: of Watsontown, nml the second
premium by bay horse of Mr. S;e,:r.
Second race, purse iM. 1st horse ;
borne ?15 ; 3d horse ?10. lpi'ii to 4-yenr-n'd-
and under, from Northumberland count j.
Futries "P.ail" "Bay Prince," "Pastime."
1st Heat. Time 3.05. Dead heat. Bay Prince
was distanced this beat and rule.l ont.
2d Heat. Won by Kail in "08.
3d Haet. Pantitne took this heat in '.',.W,K.
4th Heat. Won by Pastime iu 3.0!'.
Tith Heat. Won by Kail in 3.0SV..
th Heat. Won by Pastime in SAt'i.
The ground was well cov. red with attractions
suited to the t:i-te. of visitors. The -tone eater,
sword swallower, etc., oceuiii'-d a lurj;e lent. The
six legged pig, and three b-gge l chicken ani.tlu r
I tent. Koekweil t Herbert, lmrse trainers, held i
111'' entertaiumen: to the lads and lasses at otn;
cud of the field. The bo-ru jewelry man, tin
cheap pencil vender, petty
amblers wen- 'doing
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business' on the slv wherever thev could catch a
greeny. The tobacco chewer ami utimciims oth
' er attractions were on band. The fancy goods
on exhibition, which is very law, have been ar
ranged most beautifully by the coiiiinittn- who
jure deserving of the thanks of the rxhibiti.is
for their good taste in the displav ! tlifir arti
cles. The success of the fair up to the present writ
I ing has been equal to the most sanguine expec
tation of the managers.
On Thursday the weather was favorable, an I
: the result was that from live to eight thousand
. people were in attendance. The whole, is a
I grand success, and all who visited the fair
! ground pronounce it the best ever held in tin
. l oinity,. in allendan: e as well as display.
We copy the billowing extract from Ii-m-vi'lc
.1).' ri.'.wi lo show btisiiies nu n in our vici
nity how" home prot. (' ni i" lii:i!i'.'(. i:i ,i;r
; neighboring towns :
I
j "IIiiki: PkciTM TluN. We have bi.vn i;,.,; -i, -.1
'that two or -three business men in 'omii have
been n iii'ing oil to r cbeulars. -;,r.!.- Vc.
printed, thus si inline; to it : -1 r i lit towns money
that .-Imiiid ' retaincil itmong our koine mecha
nics. In times lik-these it Ineom. s -v : body-'
: duty to n tai i all the money po-sibb- n our own
: cnminnnity. Inly by sui-h inc.! i ai support can
' wc hopci to gel rotnf.iitably thiotigh the j anii-,
uuil our eop;i should make up their mill. Is not
to trade with tliosc win
slighting tla ir own me
ehanics. go abroad for labor. Examine tin- im
! print of t lie bills anil imsters that are thrust t,i'
I;,.,..,.,,,, ,,., , .. . i ..
nu -
I "r' J" l" " ,',';'' mcago
, or any distant place, shun that hoii-e ar vim
I woul a) P11,.1ly. Lt lhrm ,,,:, ,.,;,
i wi,,.rc they spend their money.'
"
I The SmthHry Amrrinm is one of our best c.x-
ex. hanges, and it is growing better every week,
Every number is filled with spicy locals and good
i -l' tions, which relic, ts great credit upon the
taste of the editorFvi'i. Witvi iir. 'rtfimn-
Thanks Brother G-.itelius. A compliment
from an old and experience! publisher like the
above, is highly appreciated. We arc endeavor
ing to make the .lincrii-nn a newspaper for every
, llr.twi.ln .l t r ii irll.in tlui r....r.l. r.T ..V i..!
I " " " ' --
can assure yon that such a compliment is en
couragement from such a source. We shall al
way endeavor to keep pace with the times.
ikt. TIiom; of our citizens who (.'i t their
hhiits and other tiMnls of that clafs in l'liiladel
phia, will find no better or nrire reliable place to
Fiitiplv their wants than at the fctorc of R. C
' Wal'iorne, No. .", North Sixth street.
Tiir rail Ktyiei) of furniture are now bc';u
I inc opened at R. I.. Raiidi'iilnh's furniture store
1 iu Masonic liuililin. A full Mtt of house fnr
; niture can bp wli'i'ti-d at liis store at more rea
1 souable prices than e;ni be piirehai d in I'hita
ilclphia. Try him.
! Mi:. Ciiai:i.i:s Hps-, formerly of the Revierc
House at I.ewislun, has rented the V.mkirk
House at this I'lace. He wil! take poFieesion on
the 1st of October. Wo hope I'ncle Joe .in 1 his
lady will live happy and contented in tlieir re
tiretnent. V...7'. '.... '.-. -..
Guadks of Pijjijc tliGii Schools. Explana
tions. The numbers indicating grades iu reci
tations, extends from 0 to 5. If a pupil has a
perfect lesson he receives 5 ; if every lesson dur
ing the whole day is perfect, his average for that
day is 5 ; if he receives 5 each day of the week,
his number is 25 for the week ; if he receives 25
each week, his number is 100 at the end of four
weeks. The reports of progress are published
every four weeks. If a pupil is hbsent a day he
receives 0 for that day ; if he leaves before the
close of the day and misses a recitation, he re
ceives 0 for that recitation. It will be seen then,
thut absence from school, or giving a pupil a
note to leave before school closes, will bring
down ids grade. The numbers in the third co
lumn show the number of days a pupil has been
absent during the four weeks. Parents can there
fore see whether low grades have been caused by
themselves in keeping children too often out of
sehool, or whether want of iudiistry on the part i
of the pupils gave them a lowr i b1. I lie iiii:i-
bers in the second column give t'.ie number of de
merit marks. These arc claused to pupils for
ta.kuiUvimkiiig undue noise, v.e.
i i. ,s... j-i.ii. i-u. .i .
, i- : t 1 1.,i"v
poi l ,i;g u is coi'.si(iera''!o. n is periortin ii now-
ever with pleasure, ami with tiie hope that pa-
rents will take :u, e.,.,,.1 interest in the welfare of
tiu-lr HiiMrci), and eucimra-e holU thorn ;iik.'
their teaeiicrs in trying to elevat
of scholnr-hio in their schools.
tin- ti j iiiiti 1 1
Mali:-.
Bnchcr Ed want
Btieher .John
Bowser Charles
Bourne John
Bright Eugene
Cam William
Drumheller Scran
Farm-worth William
Gearhart Edward
Hartmau George
Heckert Charles
Iloim Oscar
1 rade
Dumerits. Absence.
4
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14 4
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I Hill Ambrofi'
Harrison Johnson
Harman Harry
Morgan Eugene
Nell PhilbiTt
Jones Isaac
Rhondes Walton
Kirlin A. G.
Saviiige W. G.
Snyder C N.
Vatidykc Edward
Fkmai.i.
Awl Mary
Boyd Daisy
Bourne Lizzie
Byerly Lulu
Fainsworth Mary
Frilii.g Frances
Folimcr Lizzie
(ray Emma
(icnt lii-r Mary
Mi-s Jennie
Mart Livinie
MeClow Maggie
McClow Kattie
PuispII Flora
Rcnn Jetiuie
Smith Nassie
Sdiwciilcr Laura
Schacffer Annie
Syivis Ir!a
Z, tt!e:nnycr I!-i.i
Sitnp-on Mary
Mnit'.i Mary
V.'r-iniiT Amy
Voting i!T!ri:.'.e
1
0
17
0
0
0
Absence.
3
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I'l iii'l.i: wl.i) an- aeciistniiiej to speak slilni l,
ly of li-ina!;--, iutimatir. that they are nut vinu
ous, and a':l that kind il tliinjr, will bear hi nsml
that they i:i:ike tbems-'lvcs liable to prosi-eut'on
bcfurs the i-ourts fur sacli utterances. That nn ta,
lo class o! "persons who Pill slander on their
toneiics as a sweet morsel, and deiivrht in injui
i:: the reputations of their neighbors, had better
be can l ai, hereafter, how they la. k, or tin y may
have to abide by the conserpii nce. The LiTi-i.i-tttre,
la-t winfor, passed the fnllnwiii!; law :
'"All action may In: maintained by a female,
whether mairicd or single, to recover for wordi
lrrcafteT spo';e:i, iuiputint; uni-hastity to her
and it sh.i.l nut b.: rf.-cTMary to a'!"e or prove
special damage in order to inaintaia s,:,:!i a
tioa. Iu such aetlicis a married woman may sue
i abme, and any roe,, very i:,.-,-,
1 s;U ). !e- S,
"operate property
I
The above i a ri''bt' on onac tmi'iit, anu we
l ojio it wiil be ctfcotu.il in pnttini; a curb upon
the tonkin s of malicious ami slanderous p ople.
' Tin: Fi b. iion Laws nr
I mi: Ni v. Constiti 'iiov.
J edition of the Flection Law.
J ftilution of Pcnnsvlvania,
Pi:nnsvi.vam imi
A carefully r-vised
ami the Nov C'oii
with an ana'.Ttlcal
index, will be is-uc by October 10th, which, t -pother,
form a book of reference that no citizen
should fail to possess. The F.iectiim Laws have
been digested and arranged with notes by Francis
Jordan, la'.e een-tary of the Commonwealth, to
u'uk-li is ad.l-il the judicial decisions, making a j
ciiinp.u t. coinpri-bi'iisive and tliorough manual, I
I fur Ihe iuformalion of the people and t lie sni l- ;
aiiei- nf election ofllcer. The work as a whole ,
j is very valuable aud ought to lie in the pOM-.-i-i-ms !
! of eveiv citizen. It contains all the legWittion of j
j last session in reference to elections, togethi-r j
with '.lie form of blanks for the use of election ;
, otBceii and assessors ; thus rendering it entirely j
complete in all the brauehes of which !t treats. 1
! ilenjamiii Gingerly, llarri.-.burg, is the publi-ln-r. !
' Price, by mail, poi-t paid : lu paper cover, !. 10 ; !
muslin, $1.35 ; law sheep, fl.fMJ.
PETEUSON's Jol RNAI. CK Poi'fl.AK l.MEIiA-
Tt KE-.Me.-srs. H. Peterson Co.,cf Philadelphia,
having relinouished tlu ir connection with the
Saturday Evening Post, announce the ir intention
to publish a new Monhtly Magazine, to be called
Peterson's ."ournal of Popular Literature. It
I i-. iers.in .M.urnai in ..puiar i.oera. urc
ill commence with the December number, which
will be issued early in October. It will be a
Fir.-'-Class l.ileiary Magazine, ami a fine corps
of 'ont ribiitors have be-n engaged. Every Story
in i-:m h i.iMiiber will be compli-te--no Serials will
In published. Terms, S3.Hi) a year. Sj'ecinian
numbei . o.'i icnis. Address II. Pteison A- Co..
Walnut sir, ,-, Philadelphia.
Ti!i:;:i: will be no further postponement of th
j Fifth Gift Concert of the Public Library of Ken-
tuckv. It will take tdac-e los'tivelv Novi-mlier
tlOtli. And fuilhcnnore, no matter whether the '
ti-'l,
We
lett.
sold or tint drawing wil! be a full one.
ics. facts in a ns wcr t" numberless
,i siib-cribiTs.
fiol
Tin: F.M.t. F.t.ia'in
-Iu 7'A.
riiUlU- m.ig.i-
l;'.ne lor October there is an account of eighteen
i!ltic.i! eonve'.,:';o:;- held iu September, with a
;;. nop sis of the leading icsoltilii.ns in tl:c plat
form i f each. Tin- October number of 77,.- .V
yi'Mic contains also about twenty leading alticli s
on the leading issues .mil political topics of the
day. Ju the initial alticli: of this issue " The
Southern Sit nation" is tally anil fairly prc-ente.l,
w hile iu sub-eitieut pages ilieri- is a chronologi
cal li-t of the murders and other outrages re
cently committed in Alabama. Arkansas, Kcu-
lucky, Louisiana, Tennessee and Icxas. It con
; tains also an article on " I hi- I'liio-: Army of tiie
Great P.. bi llion," iu wnich theri' is given, by
States, the totals of men in the alinv, including
volunteers, regulars and colored troops, and the
numbers by States, who were "killed,"' "died"'
and " missing in action."'
I he contents of tin October number arc worth
the price of a volume to anv one who wishes to
lie correctly inl'ormeil on the current movements
of political issues now commanding public at
tention. Terms f'i a year, or ( for one volume
of six numbers. Bound volumes ami back num
bers supplied. Published by "The Kepuh'.i"
Publishing Company," Washington, 1). .
1 itir.Ni:i:"i Montiii.v Kolt ttcTniicn. Serib- ;
net's Muni lily for Octotier open with another !
i,il.,.,.,,llv iliiiatr-itf.d "i';ri.:.t Sunt li'" Orllier. Ill !
Edward K'u:e;, entitled "Down the Mississippi
the Question Arkansas" ; it contains tnneli pic
turesqli? description, and practical in form at ion.
The important essay of this number is a very
careful study of tieortre Eliot's novels, by W. C.
Wilkinson. " Mr. Nadal. formerly with Mr. Mot-1-y
in I.0111I011. nml now literary editor of the "N.
V Evcninti l'oit," liai a ehai initio ski tch of tlx
foni. Mr. Cable, the New Orleans Mory-writcr,
rives us another ehai aeteriptic sketch of iife in
the American Paris ; his present story, "The
Roulette, " i hi(;h!y diiiu.atlo and evcitivz
"Kathi'i iue Eaile"' and " iriironnaux," are con
cluded ; ( Kathcriiie Larle will be pu''lisl:i.il iu
book form by I.ee ami Micpard), and Jules
Venc'f "Mysterious Islatid' iseontiiiiieil. I hen
we have "A Royal IIair- 'nttinir," "San Retno,"
The Rose of C.irolitm, " ld Time M iieie," ite.
In '-ToiicR of the Timu" Ur. Holland writes
about Mr. Heceher, the present theological out
look, the "Rewori1! of Literary Labor," Ac.
"The Old Cabinet"' is devoted lo Oood Taste,
mid the other departments have about their us
ual vaiiety.
In the November Scribtier a new story by Saxe
Holm will bo.'in.tri run 1broii;rh tluce or (our
ine'llli-T-.
FOK THE AMKKICAS.
Lf.wimiuko, Sept. I!0, 187.
En. American :
The 54th session of the North
umberland Baptist Association convened at
Muncy, Pa., on the 2d int. This Is a vearly
moeting of Ministers and lay delegates from the
40 churches of the denomination, in this and
sereral adjoining counties. Alter the speaker,
or MxUrtiloi; called the representatives to order,
fervent prayer was oll'ered hymn sung and an
esculent sermon by Rev. Green Mile's; officers
were elected, and the letters from the churches
wore read. These letters exhibit the ppiritual
and temporal status of the various organizations.
tnc numbers baptised, received by letter, dismiss
ed, excluded and deceased during the year, sub
hi.th school statistics, and the amounts raised
Tor all beiicvolent purposes. These people are
building quite : number of new church tdifiees,
to accommodate their increasing congregations,
i:d their letters allude unite plainly to the
scarcity ot ihe "Almighty Dollar."
Some of these letters were loiiL'. ami when
it-ao oy a slow
lime.
ivim n, consume much valuable
! Jll?t think of tin' assembled Solotis,or ,Sot,aut
'I an ecclesiastical congress, listening to the
reading of 4 J loin letters of detail, while four,
tilths of the audience are ladies with no new
fashions to criticise, an I who might be recipients
in iiii.cn vamaoie instruction from th
t-jiu igoons
lint ihe
mm iieceneis oi Ha- present occasion
and lieechi rs ot tin
"omu oi ii-i-i ;i i oroKi-n. On
the lead-
j ''l bail tin: power of Je:is" name."
; MTrtv
if glorious oM "i-oronatiou" wili he ettnr "Pi
vontlnr. in inn r.Milmi rr i-.,..,i..- ii
j - - '"' w "o.' . "iiiinu ji uu
. .... .n,.,, liijiiitn aim mines win ue mere, l gicu ineiu to nave a lair chance to see thesupe
i and tooi in ii. i c-. .a.i. .....1 it- 1.. I i-irt.. ......... . .. i
I ana join in that scr.ip.liic symhony Wonder
j it you and I, Mr. Editor, and the printer's devil
i will be there t
j The delegations were well entertained, and
. dnly appreciated the kindness and hospituiitv of
! the Muncy brethren and sisters. ' E.
business 'cralc
! John S. Mahm: has iust returned from Mi,, nim
' and is opening a very line stock of winter cloth-
I mg. The styl make of coods, this winter, !
0 j is very desirab.e anil pretty. He iu,, celectod i
I flii tln,1- .itl, .... m. '.. .l.:A.. ..... .
1 I "l"' l.li ll.tl l .III. .is ,f i.l.sillllll Ullll
nty. Call and see his stock before you purrhai
iae
eisi wiiero. :;t.
1) !
"5 j Snux V OpiTxiiriMitn
Joitx S. Mausk.
appear too much
' ' crowd d
i mar iiiiiiii-iisi-siiii-K til eiilllllll'' laKes
o i ui) tht lar"ir oart r.t ths snacinns rfinm. nml Uie
run of custom being fo extensive it is filled con
stanly. They are selling cheap and their cus
totr.is daily increasing. The goods in this splen
did fstablishmrnt i not excelled in qu ility and
lov price.
?i one can go amiss in calling at S. Fanst's
Hit Store to g 't a first class hat, or gentlemen's
fiTul.-hitig goods. He always has the latest
styles made of the best material.
Miss L. Shissi.i:r has taken the agency for E.
Jiittcricl; fc Co.'s patterns, anil has now for sale
tvo thousand of tin: latest styles for Ladies,
TissOs, Hoys, t'hildreu and Infants, also for
tent's Dressing (Imvn, .mokitiij Jacket and
'aps.
ji Pahliii: Oikians am Pianos. Some of the
rint-t!t toneil Parlor Organs and Pianos, pre, sold
j by John .P iveefor, No. 7'J Walnut street, in this
place. The (.'liiekering and Weber Tianos, M.i-
i eon and Hamlin, Wood and Spang's Parlor O'-
gans, constantly on hand. Mr. Reefer keeps
j none but the best iiial:ty, and all who buy of
him can be assured of getting the instrument he
represent it to be.
Sakucnt's Si-.i i:i'.r or Beai iv, a delicate i
bcautifier, which smooths out all indentations,
removing tan, freckles and scars from the skin, i
h aving the compli'ion clear anil beautiful, j
Sold by Miss L. Shiss'itr. j
F.cri.ini: Stii :. Anr.Aii. Having jni re-!
ceived a full line of Roots, Shoes and Rubbers of j
ir.ciy description, we are prepared to se!I them
at aslotiishiiigly lo'.v prices to suit the times. '
Our motto is small profits an 1 ouiok sales. Wo ;
ill si r: evi : ;. one to examine our stock before j
purchasing elsewhere, anil be convinced that we
sell cheaper than any other dealer iu the county.
We have all tin: late stylos of Hoots and Shoes,
including the celebrated Khnira anil Towanda
Roots. No goods misrepresented toellect a sale.
No trouble to show goods. Call and see them.
Respectfully, Yours,
JOHN I!. SMITH t Bro.,
Successors to V. H. Miller.
Foi: Sam:. -American Steam Sab-. Apply at th
m! office of Haas and Fa?cl v, or residence of
J. P. iT.'-.vs, M irkct st., Sunbury.
V,'t: rtlroct attention to the advertisement of J.
R. Rer.l. in another column. Those who arc in
want of stoves will find the largest variety at
his establishment.
Foit Ri:nt. The Drug Store Room now occu
pied by W. D. Meliek. Also the room adjoining
Faint's hat stop-. F.inuire of H. li. Mssnt.
Tin: light running 'ZiiofiY" Sewing ma
chine, on aeoount of its many points of superi
ority, lias a bettor demand than any other manu
factured, ami takes tin: lead with the public over
machine long regarded as the host. Order- for
the-e machines will he promptly tilled by Miss
( 'a roll no Dalius, agent.
7'i'fin- Oi-ijmtx .Miss (
Dalius is the agent for
the sale of Parlor Organs. I'ianos, and all kinds
of uiiisieal instriimeiits. The very best iiistru-inet.t-iare
furnished, lurnishi-d on short notices
iit tiriccs ti snit, times, ('all or address.
C. DAl.II S,
No. Market .t.. Sniibui v.
I i: Cki: am Frei-zi-is
A iii-w lot just received
II. B. MASSF.K.
by
"Tii!t:ti Xitike's Sweit Itr.sToiiEit. B.vi.mv
Si.r.ri-.'- Put iln-re are times when this Kenewer
of the Strength is denicil us, times when our
minds and bodies have been so overworked, and
are so worn out that we 'woo the diowsy god iu
vain.' The Peruvian Syrup (an Iron Tonic) re
news our strength, and makes our restswret and
re'ri"-hin.
Ir Alcoholic Stimulants an- taken into the
bio. id tin- In ait works faster, and this unnatural
speed v. ear out the vital machinery. All in -
toxicating nostrums advertised as 'tonics. ii'iio-
vator-.' .Vc. iroduce this disastriotts etfi-et, and
should be rejected. Dr. Walker's Vegetable Vi
negar llilteis an Invigorant without the curse
of alcohol is cvervwhere sutiiilantini1 these tioi-
! sons. Sept. 11-1 w.
: -
.Simliiir)' Horougli IIi-r.
111. 1 Hureens. S .1. Man li k, J.M. ; SeiMlpfl Itlli-KCSH,
I. ;ri--li..lli,'h ; Aii.si.slanl r.in eH,-ei'? .loiin M;i;.s, W.
w.
'I'. iir:o:t, I'harn-s J. ISrmier. .Inn. I. ,I.irkle; I .itincll
llli'll. Jl-!!.!. HenilnckH, Kit. M. lllleller, )lelir I 'li'llK-Ill,
I'll:.?.. Ni-nscliUiell, .1. '. Irwin, .bilm Howei:, It. K.
i ii s .,!;!. it -loliii i'. Miller; Town C'lerl:, Ia in Hewirt ;
i;,.i..i:.;ii c'olli'e.i-r, Soioiniiii W..M-r; Huron;1! Ti-cjh-uri-i,
.M. i). (ejrh;irt ; AMsess.rs, li.-o. 11, Ki-nii, TIiuh.
(I. r.mpi-r: .'.s.i.siaiii Asm-KMOn. I. S.iio.slir, Kin'l Wil
1 . rr, 'I'. M. I'tirxcl. H. Y. I'ryhni; ; street riiiiriiirfsniii-
j J ',!):'.'."'
I I'! , n
. li. .1. Iw.. ill. Sain. Hi li.lrlcks .l.ilin Ij-nli. r, .lutui
il -r niii-t!iifs nf t'ie lloiuueji 1'i.iim-il aie tu-l.l
le- e.iuaeil -haliits-r, uvi-r tiie .No.- 1, i limine h..Uf.i- uil
-iiiui stree. la-.ir Tt.ir.l, en lie- nisi, i-i-.m! a ml
1 1 1 i . I Tui.l:iy o-
u:
L's oi' i-.n-ii in III. i.
"liurolicsi-i F Mil nbiiry
1 1.. M' -l'oin-t Ilpisini :il Iiur. :i, A-.i a
rei
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i. S. .1.
V. Hem-
'lll-Mtllllt
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ll.v.itt,
. lather
. I.M...ver,
aMi-r.
! it.- l're.bter:aii I'Jnii
M.lK.
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Alllllkell. pi'slcr.
I he l.llllli lall riiiireh. T i.r.l tr.- I
1-. ,l. j :-.-.
I ae reiol.-iieit ('Inn
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n, l
I:
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sii-.s-l.-. liev. c. S. lii'arlii.il, paster.
I I.- i! t'.i rnnreli, si.nlii Ki.urtli
V. .-.. i.s-.-r.
i!i,-ri,si',,,..l l':il!li-!l. lllii.t.lWi'V
si I.-,
Ki"
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't",i,- l:,.il..:i C..t!l. lie I'lili:. 'l. Xleb street
t I. lull.;', v-!ci .
111!
Seeret SiilcllrK of"-iinliir.
l'ii;! riie liiu.in Sons of Avkhica. VaBliitnlon
mil., N.. 1". . S. of A.,
Ine-'tH 111 Ki-d Tltetl'rt Hall,
It:, 111 .1 V t 1 . 11 11;'. Market stm t, every Tnesd iy evenuii.
Si...ii,'!i..iiii;i I'liiiiiunn'li'rv, So. . M. A., 1'. . S. of
A., in.-etH tt-e.ud 'J'hllrsiliiy oi eacli niiititli, in ltriiit'a
lel la. M-iikel sipuri-.
W.i.-hiiiiTell 4 T.1111 1. No. I'M lile.-ts i',.-ry Molld.iy evi-ll-111
tte.l Mi l s Mall.
KM.iii i- !' J'VTHIA-. Kaalern Star lidj.-e. No. Ha,
i Kii:;!!i
rilliiua; nieitri I'very Wednesday i.t-uinpT,
i,tt!idiiif, eorin r 'l liiid nml Market slri-ela.
I in r.-'icn:
l..!iii Loilee, o, 4!i,, Ili:yiiis oi 1'yinii.H, ini-i-is
!i-i.-i t . i.l.iy -veiiiin; in r.riilii's HiuKliiiL", corni-r of
I 't 'lli.t 111.. I Market strei'ts.
I iM.i i KM'isi iiiii.KHor nn t'n .i.ow. Knit A11
HiHta r.nc t!.,iliellt. No. HO, 1. IP. of II. 1'., lileeta ou
I tiie first a.i.l third Monday nf each inonth. at their hall
' i:i I'l 111. li- lilildni, cor. 'l'liird at. and Market square.
1 Siiiil,ii:y Lode,-, No. i:l. 1. 11. of 11. i'., nic-ta every
: s.itutdai i-i.-i.ia, in CI' nieutV luiiMeij.-, Market aipiare.
Anna l..al;.-, So. V'., Uegnv of lteljeka, I. O. of I .
i In. -.-M o.i tiie aei-ond unit fonrttl Mutiitay of ejrtl
i lil.ilitll. in ("ement'H Hall Market aollare.
1 .nt Augusta Lodge, No. 6J, 1. . nf O. ., liners
rviTv 'I'iio. I. iy veiiin',', in l'ripiiij "m lmildiatf.
s.ivp.iii.ioN Patkiotio KNioiirs. I.atiee and Shii-ld
Cm-: ii.-. No. 11, S, P. K., iiiee Hiisitid and fourth
Mi.ikI.iv 1 M ilium of each uioiith, iu llrinlit's 1 .11 1 1. 1 1 iitr.
inr. 'i jin-'l and .Market streets.
I'siiKii A.,ii:ieN MkciiaM!'-. Brady Council, No.
'-'-1, 11. 1 . A. M., iu-ls every Friday i-veniiipT, la Clr-Ini-lit's
l.iliiitine, Murk.-t square.
I vii-iiovrn iiiti.rit op- 1Ip:ii Mkn. Sho-ho-ino-kiu
'I' til.:. No. lilt, I. O. U. M., l!i--la every 'rhursday evi-n-1111',
111 their hull, ll.iiii t 's buililiiiK, Maikel strei t.
1 imiss. No. !, A. V. M. meets ill Masouie Hall,
Tliird stnel, on nielit of full inooii.
IlKOTitrnnooii IxHiouoTtvE Kniiin:i Hi. Siintiury
Iiillmm. No. IIH, II. lit J,. 1'.., liie. tH the first nud third
Niiudar of e n h inonth, 1 u third floor of the l'ost Office
liiildii't. Third str.it.
.Ii!. 11. I': A. M. Mason Couneil, No. 1:11, meeta every
Thursday tiiKht, at llo ii chamber, in Cleiiient's liall,
.Mnik.'t pqiiare.
i"linpi1eilnttfl Co. ttlrr.
I"i iiideut JudRC, William M. Rockefeller ; Associates,
.F..SI 1 h Nicely ; Prothonotarv-, L. T. Kobrhac-h 5 Sheriff,
S. II. Kothermel ltepister and Recorder. Lt-iuiii-1 Shiji
1110 11 ; Truaaiirer, John Haa ; Coiuiniasjoiiers, Anion
Vastltie, J, a. Durham and llauiel K, Iteiti ; Jury (I0111-iiii-ki.iih
ih, lianiel M. Swart., and Win. H. Leijihow ;
Coroner, Frederick lli-aser ; Auditors, .1. M. Folllm-r. J.
I'.. Mt uiieh and Joseph Fisely ; County Attorney, Win.
l.'s.a,,!-; . r,-ml hi pprii-er. I'-.niil I imi l 'iu dler.
The Con fessioiiN of an Invalid, Pub
lished as a warning and for the benefit of Yoiin
Men and others who 6tifler from Nervous Debili
ty, Loss of Manhood, etc., supplying the means
of Self-Cure. Written by one who cured himself
nfter undergoing considerable quackery, and sent
irec on receiving a post paid directed envelope.
Sufferers are invited to address the author.
I XiTlltVIHI. MATPlIR
Kcpt4,74-G.n. p. O. Pox 153, Brooklyn, N. T.
ToCaititaliMts, To Jlfn of .Media m
.TO oh n m, siikI to all Wishing
IIomh-h mid thus Avoid
Iay in Kculs.
liy reference to the Walsontown Record and
Sunbury "Gazette" will be seen a full and morl
explicit description of the property I offer for
sale, either in lots or by the acre. But what e
wish to more particularly firing before the pub
lic is the LIBERAL TERMS on which they are
offered.
I will SELL LOTS from Aoo to nn.f
I Lands bv the ACRE from S-JOO in .V.no
j to the location.
Tr.KMs : Ten per cent, of the purchase money
down, the buiauee in time and amounts t0 suit
ourchasors, from ONE to EIGHT YEARS, with
legal interest from day of sale.
Tin: streets and alleys will beo;.eued as fast as
lots are sold, so that all maybe approached with
ease.
Al! iiorsons w ho are now itiviio' mil ,n l...
: an opportunity of securing a homo for less mo-
"'w WT1 ""W THR0WX
Any person wishing . hoo tlm l;u;ds or htt
i m-;h ..,i .i ....
, "m .1(1 im mi, n nt: ii tri v oiiw'jriunily will he
tmir.iiii.im-f. pri-seinei; 10 ine piIDlic.
In addition to the lands above referred to I
now oiler for sale THREE DWELLING HOU
SES, situate on Water street, iu Watsontown bo
rough, the oue being the large and commodious
Brick Dwelling now occupied by me, nil of said
dv.elliugs having the neeessarv niitliiiil.i;,,..
lmmctnaic use.
For further information call on or address
J. M. FOLLMEU,
Watsontown, Pa.
October 1S7.!. 1 yr.
Q
At Hieknry Corners.
the 24th September, WILLIAM N. ROBIN'S, son
of Dr. W. W. Robins, aged l'J years. 0 months
and 1 days.
The deceased was an interesting bor aud was
n . , i .. ..,.! n .....i;
j school when taken sick, and returned to his
home on Tuesday, and continn.rt to get worse
j until Thursday morning when he expired. In
1 his death the parents sustain a great loss. The
father being disabled by paralysis, the son was
looked upon by them as their future liojie.
SIXIURV HAStKKTS.
ScxBOtr, Oct. 1, 1874.
Oka in Wheat per bushel 2.4(Kni.50
" prime white 1..riO(7tl.GO
" Rye per bush 7.rrd 80
' Com " 75c"' SO
. " Oats " 50, m
Flock Extra Family pr bbl 8.75(5 9.00
(lommoii Ii.50r7ii-7.00
Buckwheat ."i.OO '
Fkf.ip Corn & Oats Chop pr I'M lb l.Wlfa'J.OO
Shorts fc Mixture l.5(Xii-1.7."
PuTAToKs. ike New per buhe! 1 .iXK-i 1 .25
Provision Ham per lb liVd'O
Shoulder pr lb U'n IS
Bacon pr lb 10fi-l2
Beef, retail pr lb 14C'C-"
Veal, do do lOfijlS
Dried Reef pr lb 2:btM
Pofl.Tuv Chickens, dressed pr lb 15(t,lS
Do. live weight UKj 12
Bi'TTr.n Primepi-r lb n(X7i 05
Ecus lYrdozcn ISfirJO
jlcbi .iJbrrtismcnts.
.1. Merr;! I.iai:. Aii.trew II. Pill. Franli. S. Marr.
I IW, IIILIi V MARK,
ATTORNEYS AT I. AAV,
In Haupfs Building, Market Street.
SINBL'RV,
aug.7,lti7-l. Northumberland Co., Pa.
OKlII.N OI KT SAI.K
or
V A L L' A B L F. R E A L E STATE.
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Northumberland county, Till be exposed
to sale by public vendue or outcry, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER lii, 1S71,
On the premises, in Lower Mahanoy township,
in Mahantoiico Valley ,the following Real Estate,
to wit : Purpart No 1.
A Tract of I.n ml.
situate in Lower Malnnoy township, Northum
berland co'inty, r.., intjoinlng lands of Mi'-h.-iel
Heckert and Kmanuc Heckert, purpart No. 3, of
i-stato of Philip Heckert, decease J, Win. Uinga
maii, Adam Kudysill uud others, coutaiuing 10'J
Acres ami ItiO perches, whereon are erected a
large
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE Jb
BANK BARN,
Wagon Shed, Spring House, and all necessary
out buildings. Cider Press, an Orchard with
choice fruit. The tract is In a high state of cul
tivation, n ml well watered by running springs.
Also, Purpart No. S. A tract of land, situate j
in Lower Mahanoy township, Northumberland j
county. Pa., adjoining lands of George Brosious,
John Patrick, Win. Dcppin and others, contain- i
ing 53 Acres and m Perches, nliout 10 acres of i
which arc well timbered, the balance in a good j
stati; of cultivation, and weil watered with run-'
ning springs ; late the estate of Philip Heckert, j
de-eased.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a. in., on said
day, when the conditions of sale will be made
known bv 1
EM L HKCKEKT.
Administrator of Philip Hecuert, dec. j
Lower Mahanoy. Sept. IS, 17I.
rtiii ahm:
FARM FOR SALE.
TILL UE SOLD AT ITP.LIC SALE. AT
tin Court. Hoii-ie, in the lioionh of Sun
bury, on
Nttl urcluj , October il, 171.
tin" followini; desnibed real e-itate, to wit
c-ertain
TRACT OF LAND,
situate in the township of I'pper Annsta, Nor
thumberland county, la., about one uiiln from
t lie borouirh of Stmbiiry. called "The Spring Mill
Kami," ailjoinin lands of John '.. Haas. Geo.
Cnnrm). Charles Rcinhait, John V. Kryiin and
.Martin Gasf. eontaiiiin
more or less, nearly all cleared and ir. irood slate
of eitltivation, on whieli are erected a two -tory
Log Dwelling House, M
Hank
There
H;im, Wilson Shcil, and out build kilts.
ilso 011 saiil preinii-esa variety of friiit
trees anil a never failinrr Spiin of Water.
This farm wil! be sold as the property of Oeo. j
C Welker, dee'd, iu whom wus the title of the i
undivided wven-eiirlith, aud of Mrs. Sarah I. j
Welker, in whom is the title of the undivided i
one-eighth. j
Sale 10 commence at 1 o'clock, p. in., of said j
ilav when the conditions will be made known bv
OEOROK HILL, j
Executor of (ieo. C. Welker. dee'd, i
sarah i. welker:
Sunbury, Sept 4, l74.-4t. 1
Adiilinistrutwr's ot .
"VO'ITCE is hereby jjiveu, that letters of ml- i
La mii.istration havintr been granted lo the j
undersi'iiied on the estate of Josiali W. Horel, ;
late of Lower Mahanoy township, Northumber
land county. Pa., deceased. Ail persons indebt-
ed to said e-tate arc requested to make iinmcdi- j
ate payment, anil those havintr claim, will pre- :
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
B. M. 15 LB II, Adininistralor. '
Lower Mahanoy twp., Auj;. 7, lSTl.-Ot. j
171. TALL .MILLINERY. 187-1.
Selected with fireat taste nml care have been
opened at Miss L. SHISSLER'S Store,
llHrket Square, KI'.Mtl HV. !..
all the new shapes iu
II A T S A N D HONXETS.
Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Ac., u;id ull kiiuls
of Millinery Oood:i.
Fancy Oihm!s of every description, lionnets
am! 11 its trimmed in the most expeditions man
ner with tht utmost precicion. A fall line of
ladies' taps- Call and examine before pnrchaa
iiii: elsewhere. MISS L. SHISSLER.
WATI IIFS, JEUEIiRY A SII,VKK
WARE, John W, NteveitMon,
Corner Tliird ami Market Sts, Kuuburj',
HAS completuly renovated his Store Room,
and opened the largest nfsortment of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SOLID SIL
VER AND PLATED WARE,
ever exhibited in this part of the State. Every
thing iu the Jewelry line is kept In store.
Silver-Hare,
Ilracelflkv,
Ming; A Chain,
of evury description and of the fluest quality.
Particular attention paid to repairing
Watehes, dork1. Jewelry, Ae.
nAIR JEWELRY made to order.
Siiiiburv. Mireh . 174.
TOTHSi
BtvTofl0 LarSr5t St0ck f Skoves in the -'out.v of the '.ateBt irapioved
B V flf
J. 33. REED'S
Ne? Store ad Bum EstaMistasit, W Street, cppGsite Central Bfe
SUNBURY. PA.
My sto-k consists ot'tli'. followin2
COOK
AND
Regulator Co?k, Corn
bi nation.
Palace.
Iron King.
Ceiiteiinijl,
' tiiul
! a kiry. Vtiriott- oi
I Cotik toL
olii
and o u
! ail2?S alwive
I J
uanu or procured to
order.
f
Also a large assortment of repairs of all kinds for the Con'15
1 regulator Cook Stove.
I have the largest assortment of Stoves ever seen in SuikT? tnat w",n
be sold at prices to suit the times. Tinware aod Sheetirrv nare of erery
dewnption in large quantity.
Also an aMortment of Cleveland non-explosive Lam-
amVjvfeVlL10- The Public
Sunbury, Sept. 25, 1874.
WAXTKD AOKXT8 for th "Fife nd Exploratlona
of Pr. JjYliigttone," Complete, luthrntic, a fresh hook.
lTice m lied to the timep. Aililrvsp, B. B. RrSSKLL,
Publisher; Boston, Mcs. Oct. 5, 4w.
Arentii "Vaiitel lor
rrof. FMVLEB.N GKEAT WORK
4a Manhood, WoioaiiLcHMl and thfir Mntural Int?r
Kulnuunc ; ljvo. It Lews. Pow-r, rtir. Ar -nt are wll
iii K from I"to '2S copiet a tijy. Sud for Npeclnifu I'Bges
and terrurf to AenM, iul h why it rvllit faster than
any rt!ier took. Addn N TIONAf ITDLISHING
CO., Hniwlpli-U:, V. (h-t. 4w.
KYE AXD EAK I VSTITI TE.
Trof tor of Kye nd Ear PieaMM lu the Vuiveittftv of
Md.,
HUnCKON IN rilAROK.
Tbu Iustitufitm, establihbed iu tne of the lui- and
flup"t dwlliiJt'! in the rity of Baltimore, i thoroutrbly
organized and littpd Kp uiiii every caveiiietire for the
exi:lii!-'ive trttn',Tit of yteriinp wiffrii.-jf from Kye aud
Ka-ii jiatinut Imh a ctiuintxr to hiuilff mid rceiv
eTry uncntioi: frtm akilled mirae.
The SurHOii with hit family reid-? iu !h Institute,
very jrrat ioiiviiieiu: t tUe Hirkf ei:iaiiy tbOM
opentHl upon, who i hd l vwittrt at ail tinn-a aud at a
motut-nt 'a notice.
Jf'Tlio defiiriiif! infornmtion will fij-vlr Tr letter
to Jl'LIAN J. f HTSOI.'M. Sf. D.
55 Frankiin St., IJ.tltnimr, Md. icf. 1t 4tr.
POSTPONEMENTS IMroSSlpj.E.
-K20--
wlLL BUY A
First Mortgage I'rcmiiiin Boii.l
OF THE
N. T. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION CO.,
Authorize! by the Legislature nf the Suite of X. Y.
; 2d Premium Drawing, Doc. 7, 1M74.
3d Nerios Drawing, Jan. 4. 1M71 ;
KVEKY BON'T will 1 Redeemed with a Premium, a
an eiitiivulent for Iuterent.
CAPITAIj PKE.MII II, 9100.UOO. !
A.l.lrers fur Bonds aud full imfurui.it ion.
.TIOKGENTHAI, IIKI WO A ( ..
FinancUl AKeuts, 21 PAKK ROW, X. Y.
1. O. MIAWKR 29. Oct. 2, i:-.v.
Tin: .nA.so. v iiami.i.n
)ItG..Vr CO.,
wiliuplii i.f thiee niprnent MeiUIa and Dllili:t:.i of Ili.iair
st Vip-mia. 7:i, and l'arin, '5T, now offer tiiiest u-wrt-
mp-nt iu,ii.ft orvraua in the world, tnciudw tew nitiu
with iiiiy.rivt'iiieuti. nut only excluwri'iy twr
forinly but almi uu new jilniua of eaay Tiiieii:, the
mot fuvitmlile rt-n c-Creil. Orir.i:: re.-iteiliAitti
lce nf inrvh.ii t almimt any pun uf tiie cijiiatry.
firmi p7ment t,'.Hjriii.-ariti. Iilurlicai -j'uea
aoil f'ircnlan, with full i-.k-iiIpp, iprnt f re i.n rv.ii. at.
Addrma MASON HAMI.IN ORliAN l..
Boston, Xew York or C'liicaico. Oc'. 2, 4tr
WAN'TED-AOENTH for the Bert Sall
inx Artirlex iu the world J2.UO aorta o: ivmi'lrn gixtu
aany to thiwe who will beeonie ageuti". J. BRIDE k
i., TBI Bmadway, X. Y. Oct, 3, 4w.
FIRST UIt A.M i!FT ( UMEKT.
Montpelier Female Humane Association,
AT AIXXASDBIA, VA.
X.iVKIIKF.R 33. 171.
LIST OT OIFTN.
1 Ilriii.l TaaU Gift jliio.caai
1 Orand C'aah (tilt 5il.iS
1 clrand Cash (lift li.iaKI
111 faali OlftH, 1 111,1am each luoaaw
IS C'aah Oiftn, 5,0110 each 7.msi
.VI Cash Cilfta, l,Wleaeh at),IH
lii Vh fiilfa, SOU each IW.ixM
J.iaai I'ashOnta, lotleach lHO.iaKI
l.iauM'aah liifta, SO oarh 30.UUO
Jl.lKllie'ai'tiClllt", 31 each 4oU,lloU
M.1 "H Caah fiifta, anioiiutitg to.
1,000,0110
. i nilF.lt OF TICKETS, 1OO.O00.
i vh,ie Tukws -o.
Halvra Hl.lt
jiiarten. 5.no
! h.iKlitiia ui k.icu 1 eU) ,.u i.
' .''.. liekcta lor Iihp.cu
I 1 lie .ili.liIC!ir iruiui niiiiwur,,i.n;.iHii,t.unii..
j eJ by the I-KisUlure of Vlrifinia and the Circuit Court
, nf iraliKe Co,. j.roH.pis ly a flrand Ciifl Concert to e-
I taWiah and endow a "Honie for tiie old. Infirm, and
! lt,ni Ij.Hm of V,rM.i. " ut Moutl.rll.-r. the tormr
! n-Miletiee ot frenident Jalnea Madloti.
1 (hlTKKNOH's OmCK, KlcHHOtiB, July 3, 1ST4. j
It utforda ni" pleaaure toaay tluit 1 ani well uciiuamt-
I ...1 vliii n I.....M nii-iiiiifv nf Ihe Mi.iitiM.lier KirniMle -
! Hiiinar.e Aaaoi ution, who nuide ill the Twriuity of my
A ' Ii e, and I. ttet tlieir intelliKi.ii.-e aud their worth and
Jutrh ifipiitntnni uu iff iitlf ri-u, h. wWl ttn th Ltihlir cu-
j t!tli:cet infl'ieiicf uud suNf: ntiul ni-irif ht-rj!y rr
i j. 1 -ut ml u 1 mi it Thfiii.
t IAMKS L. Kr.LPKU, (iov. Viiginw.
Al.KAMi:i.. Va., Inly m, K4. I coiutucuu
tU-ni xut tt honor an-i iutoyrity, iinti tuliv eutiTl(U
10 th coiin)iit-"i of th jnbhtr. -
It. W. Hl'iiHKS, I. H. 4np jifi'ii Dml.of V.
Fiirth'T rfT,iiit'i by erniiMtii : Hw Kn-llfiii-y
! (illTt WaikiT. Kx-M)riit-r nf a. : Hon. l;orvrt K.
t ViThTM. I.iiit. -ov. of Va. ami t". S. Kf-nnttir !( :
j Soiiutom Memlit-tf of ii'iinvH from Va.
j Krituttam- for tirkftn may rumlf ly n t-h
,.r..j
iMiil. l 'ltttHilUff nioiiT-orl r on ;tK(i:uKtou, I. i
l.v reiflstere.1 letti't.
t or Illll I-iirijeiliarn, irHiini.PiiiMi.-, r.uu ,
cut..r. Address. HON. JAMES BAltlinfU, 1
rr.a'T M. F. H. A., alksanhri.., a.
lte liable itjeiits wanted everywhere. KM. J, Aw. t
'.. ..... - 1 ....... ...I.. I... ....
l-"r
I C'OLMIS, COL1 )S, 1 10 AKSENESS,
AND ALL TII HO AT DISEASES,
WKI.I.V CAItltOMC TAIILF.TS.
l-t T Fl'UNI.V IN BI.CK. IluXf s.
ATHIEI) AND SURE HEM ED Y.
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Children to Bind Ont.
THE Overacera of tho Poor of the borough of
Sunbury, have In their charge several chil
dren of different agea, supported from the taxes
of the borough, who nnder the law can be bound
out. Persons desirous nf obtaininff either boys
or girls would do well by conferrins; with the un
dersigned. FREDERICK MERRILL,
(.FORGE HARRISON,
SEB. HOUUHNER.
Overseers of the Poor.
Snnbnrv. An?. 1?. 1T4. Hm.
STOTE
PARLOE
r . Z . ff . .1. . rx
vioruuig jjiim i':r
lr S'nvf and
Doulile Jleattr. Ionic
Deliglt
Hadiant-Ioiiif. '
TwilUU
ami
a large assotiiicot fu
rthers, such
Gas Butiers,
Egg Stores,
Etc., Etc.
ii n pi iTim t"i
and Spoutmg
are respectfully invited to call aiuU
Dr. C. M. Martin. Gfo. W. Bloom
MEV DRUG STORE,
Ub. 13, South Third Street,
Clement House BnilJini, Miry, Pa.
DR. C. 31. MARTIN & CO,
HAVE just received a fre?li lot tif Pure Prng
and Patent medicine?.
We have nlo a. full assortment of
DRESSING AND PACKET COMBS.
Hair, Tooth, N.-ii'.,CIothe,Shoe and other brnIie.
TOILET AND FAXCY ARTICLES.
rtNE E.TTKACTS, POTKET BOIK-S KSIVES, 4C Af.
REED'S GRAND DCCnESS COLOGNE,
the ?"veetest perfume iu America.
ritrisian,a Kid Olove 1Tath.
warranted to clean perfectly the most delir-.it
eliadeo without injury to the" kid
All the leading preparations for the Hair,
SECARS, THE BEST IX MARKET,
Pure Wine and Liquor-, for medical purposes.
Phygii-ians Prescriptions and family leeeipts
compounded with care.
Thankful for past favors we hope by fard'-al-insr
to receive a share of your patronage.
September 11, H73.
CENTRAL DRUG STORE
I r.V.
P-B-cXdvllader
la the place to buy pure and fresh
MEDJCINES, DRUGS,
PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS, PEUFUMEIIY,
NOTIONS. CIGARS,
TOBACCO, LIQUOR
fiirraediiin.il purposes, and all other arti
cles usually kept in a first-class Dru Store.
special a'.lenilOD paid tO Compounding pre-
i scriDtious ami faruilv receints bv comnetent
an .. "
tlruggists.
I am prepared to fiirni-.h in ipanntities to mil
purehasers and at Philadelphia priec,
CALCINED PLASTER, -PHILADELPHIA
LIME,
FINISHING SAND,
PLASTERING I1AIR.
Portland, Roman, Roeudale and Lehiuh
CEMENTS,
Ijind Plaster for Fanners, Timothy and C'ver
Seeds. Also, Garden Seed of-all kinc'a Gall
and get a Rural Ret'icter for 174.
GEO. B. CAD V A LL A DE1L
Sonbnry, Feb. , l74.-ly.
W. D. MELICK,
Druggist and Apothecary,
IN WELKER'S BUILDING,
.Ifrket Street, SIXBIRY, IA.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
Driiiririfts' Faney Goods,
PAINTS, OILS. GLASS, PUTTY, &C,
'
constantly on hand.
mm k. - ii bp
-c r o t k .
; ! Particular attention paid toeoiiiponiiiiin'4 phy
, iiiciiins prescription!, and family n-eeiptn.
, . i ,
cuiii-nr. , .Api 11 m. i-(.
' - . .....
j rvivc - T r it t T'I
. .'I.ll.f.
Geo. Evans & Co.,
i 014 ArftllvOt Stn'Ot I'll U-uli'll ill
' ' I ' 1
TAILOKS
and
.MILITARY CLOTHIERS,
Military, Band & Fire Organiziition-i
promptsy unifoimd.
Samples of Cloth, with Photographs, sent
free on application.
1 ,
""ir the leaduiz house on Military rort.
'e fee! that we can offer inducement which enn-
not be attained any where 0!.
Jan. 2X 187-.'.
Tailoring! Tailoring!!
CHARLES MAIHL,
1ESPECTFVLXY inform the citizens t'nit.
V he has Jtist rceeiveil Ills
Spring wimI Snmuier UihhIh.
at hi.
TAILOR SHOP,
on Fourth Street.
below M.irket. iu the Mnllen
buildinir, and that he is jwjaired to make" np all
kinds of
GKXTS AD BOY'S SI ITS,
of the latest style. Unvint; had much esperi
ence in the business he desires the public to siYo
him a trial.
Clothing will he made np in tb latest Paris
and American Fashions in the most s;.tisfaetor
manner.
al-'. J. CHARLES MAIHL.
New Millinery Store.
iIStES L. tt S. WEISF.P.
Having rcmovcil their Millinery Store into tb
large bnililin-r adjoining Zettlcmover's itore
store, on Market Street, whew ihey have ju-l
opeiii-d a lari;e and elegairt ;iwtnv.nt of
Fasiliioitaltlv Miliiuerjr Uo!.
enibraeinii everyUinr unnally kept in . well
slocked Milliueiy cstahlishment. Tlplr rtoek ts
entire new and com-ist of the latest
Nctv York and rhihulelpbin Styles,
DRESS MAKING
j in all its braai-fce U1 reeeive particular atten
tion, INFANT ROBES IN STOCK.
Terms reasonable and sutUfaction e uaranteed.
Cuttinti and Fitting attended to, and Children's
aud Bovs clothins; made to order.
MISS L. WEI9ER,
MISS S. WEISER.
Snnbury, April 17, 18T4.
C hild reu otteu look Iale and Sirk
from no other cause than having worms in tho
stomach.
BROWN'S VERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms without injury ta ic childV
bcintr perfectly WniTE.and from t&the coloring
or other injurious ingredients wuali? nsfd'. ia,
worm pre)mrations.
CURTI3 & BRfW-S, Proprietors,
No. 215 Fulton Street, New l'orio..
Sold by Ih-vtpjisti ami Chemis't, and denier !
Medieitu at Twestt-I'ivk Cknts a Bot
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