nnburp $mcnt;m.
SUNBUEY, OCTOBER 15, 1875.
Postponed. The gift concert which wss
h s-ivnn at County Line, this connly, on the
n
9ith at September, hat been postponed until
January 5th, 1870.
New Mil lxkekT 6tom. By tcference toonr
adTertisine column, it will be noticed that
new millinery store Uat been opened at Heradon
this county, where all the latest elyles of mil
liuury poods have just been opecod. All the fall
and winter stvlea. Selected from the best whole
sale hnnara in the cilT. will be found at Mrs.
Kate Meck's at extrcinuly low prices.
Mrs. Sarah Weist, of Georgetown, has just
rctorned from the city with a foil assortment of
millinerr poods for tall and winter. The ladles
are invited to call and examine them and the low
prices.
Mrs. J. H. HEiNM-rNO will be In the city next
week lo select a new Mock of millinery goods.
-v,i,.h -;n u nn vhlhitinn &'. her new store in
Georgetown, this county, in the course of a
week.
A hew silver cornet band is being organized
at Tierndon. this county. The internments have
already been procured, and the members are
taking lessons from W. W. Riichtrayer, an ex
perienced teacher of music. We learn that they
are making fair progress.
Messrs. Lalkesslacer A Rombckger, at
rtrrnflnn. have iust opened a new assortment of
store eoods'at their store, which will be sold at
lower nrices than ever. Their stock consists of
every variety of dr goods, groceries, &c.
Pviibik Finw-EX Fine Cut Tobacco, at the
Post Office building.
Error. In the premium list published last
week we stated that the "Home" sewing ma
rhine received a dlt '.oma. It was the "Howe"
machine that got the diploma.
2 for 5 CT8. Clears twofor 5 cts. equal to
five cent cigars con be bad at the post-office.
RrtiREHs' Rubbers! Rubbers ! Women's bctt
quality 50 cts. ; men's best quality 75 cts., and
all other coeds in proportion, at W. : . Furman's
Buubury Shoe 6tore. Call and see his large
stock.
Philip Clark has ju6t received a new supply
of black cashmeres and alpacas, and a cencral
line or Dref s goods and water-proof cloth.
Sept. 24, St. pd.
Toe piers of the 8nnbury and Lewistowu rail
road bridge, injured by the spring flood, are be
ing repaired. The work is done under the su
perintendence of Geo. Scbnure, Esq., of Selins
jjrove, in whose charge the bondholders have
placed their interests. The freight and pseo
per business on the bridge is now conducted by
the owners of the ferry.
Got. Hartratt spent four or live hours at
this place on Saturday evening, and was called
opon by quite a number of bis friends and others
who made his acquaintance. The Got. had
been at the Selinsgrove fair where he made a
short address, which was received with great ap
plansa, especially by his German friends.
The speech of Piolett at the fair, In this place,
was not calculated to elevate Lim as a prophet
or philosopher in the eyes of his auditor . His
remedy for bard times among the farmers was
to produce less and sell higher. Our farmer
could not ste it in that light, and wc venture to
say that 90 out of every 100 would prefer
doubling tbeir cros rather than reduce them.
Mr. Piolitt's views of political economy were
entirely to primitive too impress our faimeis with
bis Grange notions, or that sueh views would lit
him for State Treasurer.
"Thb Taxpayers Relief Association," is tlio
last secret political organization that has sprung
into existence. It is conducted in the interest of
the Democracy.
Robert McCor, of Harritburg, and formerly
orSunbury, died at the former place on Friday
last, of dropsy. His remains were bronght to
Ibis pi are on Monday, and the funeral took place
.from the residence of Dr. R. H. Awl, on Market
street. His funeral was attended by the Masonic
fiaternity, of which order be was member, and
large number of relatives and friends. Mr.
McCoy "held the position of superintendent of
the machine shops of the P. A R. R. K., at Har
risbarg, for a number of years.
The editor of the DaJy a few days ago, men
tioned the fact that the Hon. Frank Go wen,
President of the Philadelphia and Reading R. R.,
paid our town a visit. The editor, however, neg
lected to state further that while Mr. Gowco is
a Democrat, he is opposed and will not support
the inflation platform erected by the sham De
mocracy at Erie. (
The late county fair at Sellnsgrove w as well
attended, and as an exhibition, quite successful
for the little county or Snyder. Mr. Taggart's
splendid collection of fowls was there, besides a
food collection by Mr. Carey.
Ret. 8. H. Thojipsok, or Lewisburg, will
preuch In the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and evening.
Tockgboltz A Eichmas is the new printing
firm at Banbury, demoted exclusively to ex
plaining why the Union Park and Agricultural
Fair was such a success this year. We can tell
them, and thus save them further research.
The fair was conducted by gentleman who re
fused to bow to the dictation of Eichman A
Youngbollt on the printing question. And, as
the people believed iu the Fair and didn't believe
the ttstemeut of E. & Y. every bod v went to the
Fair, and it was a success. JTUtonivn.
That little rooster in the Democrat last week
was an ii lication of how the Ohio election was
goinc. No Mjf rooster g raws the columns any
lonrer. as he has passed away t like the little
nigger" that formerly took tUn place of edi
torials in the Dtmocrat to explain the principles
of Democracy, he is defunct. Toor nigger and
miserable rooster, they have gone where the
woodbine twinetb, Ac, as will be seen by the
following notice in the Daily yesterday. This
last calamity lo the editor ol the Daily has set
liim to praying.
"The editor of the Dtmocrat on Wednesday
received a dead rooster from a certain Republi
can official In this place. The bead was nicely
chopped off to illustrate bow the thing was done
in Ohio. We are now praying for a turn iu the
tables."
The busiest insurance agent w have met for
a long time, is Geo. W. Coble, Esq., at HernUon,
this county. Mr. Coble has the agency for some
of the most reliable companies In the United
States; and being popular with the people,
through bis activity, is taking a large number of
policies in the lower end of the couuly and up
per Dauphin. His large acquaintance srerj-
wbere proves a vast benefit, and by his prompt.
cess in attending to business secures a large
amount of insurances, which have never fcetore
Ven known to Insurance coin pan In.
A cake of base ball was played on Saturday
afternoon, on the grounds of Comet club, f this
place, between the Comet club and the Ex
pens, of Harriebutg. The following is the scoro
by innings ;
123450739
F.i pert.
Comet,
0 1
0 S
but
3 819
1 06
The Comet club did well.
the Ex
perts are considered the best amateur players
in
the State. It was scarcely expected tbat the'
Comet bovs would get anything. TTie Comet
boys need not be ashamed of tbeir playing,
they played a f Jose game.
Death or a Aged Citizes. George Krlg
haum, aged 84 years, 3 months and 29 days, died
at the residence of his son-in-law, Isaac Sober
ia Sbamokin township, this county, on Friday
last, Oct. 1st, 1875. The deceased was born in
Berks county ia 1791, and removed with bis
parents to Northumberland county in 1805, set
tling near Sunbury. About the year 1810 he
-came to Milton and learned the trade of a gun
smith with a Mr. M orison, then carrying on
that business here. He was a natural mechanic,
and acquired great skill not only In the manu
faeture of firearms, but in many other branches
Mr. C WV Sticker, of this place, has a rifle
made by him, which, though used for many
years, is considered one of the best In the county,
The deceased was the grandfather, on the ma
ternal side, of Mr. C. K. Sober, of this place,
from whom that gentleman undoubtedly In
beriU his natural genius for engraving and the
I'hk Dkwaax 1"aiji. Tue Koriuumberlaiid Cuauly
Agricultural Society opeued tbeir Mr on Tuesday last,
under very favorable auspices. On Wednesday and
Thursday the attendance was very Urge. We noticed
many persons from a distance on the grounds, who feel
an interest to agricultural matters. The display of ar
ticles and stock, though not as largs as at some
fairs, was highly creditable, and showed a vast improve
ment over former years. The race course is prooaDiy
the best in Northern Pennsylvania, aud horsemen were
delighted to find it in such excellent condition. The
officer of this fair deserve great credit for their efforts
to make it a success. The manner tbey have enclosed
their grounds and arrangements upon the ground.
shows that they were not inexperienced hands. CoL
D. Taggarts collection of poultry was one of the fea
tures which attracted the attention of all who had never
seen them. Jacob M. Follmer, of Watsontown, had his
herd of cattle and thorough bred stock of borees on ex-
Mhltinn. which were cenerally admired. There trcre
numerous articles of needle work and handiwork.
which were worthy of special notice. The fruit depart.
meat was not as full as it might have been, but that
which was exhibited, was of a superior quality. The
vegotable department was very creditable. The people
iutoenppereudof the county are giving great atten
tion to products, and each tries to excell the other, which
is commendable. They are very sociable, and all those
who attend gatherings of this kind will bear us out in
saying that the citizens of Dewart are not behind the
aire in either fairs or hospitality. We confess we were
highly pleased with their arrangements, and hope that
nr hid.lvir of the "Democrat will not visit the
grounds, or tbat our neighbor of the "Garette'
will not reiiort everything to reheve tbeir honest con
sciences by denouncing some features of the fair which
thev feared would be allowed at the late fair at this
place.
A correspondent from Alexandria, Hunting
don county, Pa., gives ns the lollowing accouui
ot the wedding at that place, on Thursday, Oc
tober 7, 1875, or our young townsman, W. C.
Packer, Esq., with Miss Jenuio Houtz :
"The wedding took place ot the residence of
Hon. n. J. McAtecr, at whose home tae bride
resided. About one hundred gucBts were in at
tendance, among whom were the non. R. Bruce
Petriken, Dr. D. R. Good, of Philadelphia, and
George M. Bri&bin, Esq. The groomsmen were
F. K. Hill and T. H. B. Kase, eeqs., both at-
altorncys of Suubury, and the bridesmaids were
Miss Rachel Packer, Bister of the groom, and
Mi( Laura Houtz, sister of the bride."
The bride wore an elegant white moire an
tique silk, en train, with a white silk veil, quite
becoming 13 the bride, whose modest demeanor
won the admiration of all present. The brides
maids were beautifully dressed ; Miss P. wear
ing a delicate light blue silk, and Miss H. a light
piuk silk. After the ceremony, "which tied two
illing hearts," music and dancing was in
order, which was varied with a bouutiful enter
taiumcut by the host and his fair ludy. AH cu-
joyed themselves until a late hour, and "every
thing went merry as a marriage bell."
Many valuable presents, consisting of silver
tea and breakfast sets, cake baskets and card
holders, casters, fruit dishes, Ac, were given by
the guests present, and sent by those who were
invited, but could not attend,"
PAisruL Accidest. On Friday morning last,
Clarence Billraeyer, sou of Charles ,BUlmeyer,
residing in Mexico, Montour county, shot him
self accidentally under the following circum
stances : He had been out bunting and snooting
a mark, and returning home, proceeded to
put his gun away. There were t o loaded guus
standing in a corner behind a lounge, nnd be
seized these by the muzzle with bis left band
and drew the muzzles forward away from the
wall to make room for bib gun, setting that
down with his right band. In 1U descent it
it struck the hammer of one of the loaded guus,
causing the discharge, the contents, a load of
6bot, striking him square in the forehead, a little
left of the centre. A fearful wound was made,
piece of the skull as large as a twenty-five
cent piece beiug driven iLto the brain at least au
inch, arouud which the brains oozed out. The
ufortuuate man did not foil, but walked out of
the room to the porch, over the railing of which
be leaned aud let the wc.ind bleed, and after
ward procured a wash-basin himself aud washed
the wound. A messenger was at once soot to
Milton for u surgeon, and Drs. J. P. McCleery
and J. II. Miles immediately weut to the assist
ance of the wounded man. They dressed the
wound, finding but few shot in it, the main part
of the load appearing to have been diverted from
Us course by the concussion and entering the
ceiling. The effect on the wounded man is sin
gular throughout, but in no particular more so
than In the fact that up to last accounts he bad
retained his senses and conversed freely. Of
course it is not known whethet he can recover or
not, but he is still living, and since the Landis
Can-nth affair, it would not be surprising should
he be able to be about once more. MiUotiian.
Avtes of the Watsontown Record is lustily
crying thief, aud he needs looking after. In oue
item of be county expenses be pocketed f 50 of
the county funds. We find that in the bill for
advertising the laud sales be talks about, be had
extras printed to enclose in his paper In place of
advertising it as other papers had done. The
circulars appears to have cost him 82 50, and
covered all his expenses or advertising. His
bill, however, was the same as the other papers
in the county, viz : $50 and an additional bi'J
was then presented of 82 50 to pay his expenses.
Now if the editor has been in the habit or ex
torting by wholesale from the taxpayers, we ob
ject as one to the payment of such bills, and
although Mr. Reitz has granted him the order,
and Mr. Rotten stein has not objected to it, we
think John Auten, to clear bis conscience, should
refund that part of the money which he did not
earn.
Cockt Proceedings. Reubnn Kline vs Geo.
W. Bavcr and George H. Lelbig. In J8T1
Reuben Kline sold his powder mill in Shftmokiu
towuship to aefendauts for 86,000. In the agree
ment there was a clause requiring Kline to aseist
in puttiug up one stove in "useful working
ordei" for drying powder. The stove was put
up under Kline's directions on July 20, 183.
The mill blew up three days after. The defend
ants allege explosion was caused by stove being
imperfectly put up. Plaintiff alleiced that the
explosion was cauoed by keeping too much pow
oer in the dry-house and careless mauageiteut
of stove. Defendants also alleged tbat the notes
were not lo bear Interest, although they were
written "with Interest,' and they had paid part
of the notes without objecting to the interest
The case occupied from Tuesday morning till
Saturday evening, of last week. The jury re
turned a verdict at 6 o'clock Saturday evening
for full amouut of plaintiff's claim, $5,021. At
torneys for plaintiff, 8. P. Wolverton and U. W
Ryon. Attorneys for defendants, Hon. J. B
Packer. J. W. Comly aud W. II. M. Oram.
Daily.
The Authors of the "Spelling Mania."
And now it is said that the publishers of Web
ster's Dictionaries are responsible for the recent
'Spelling Bee" excitement. Whether this is
true or not, the spelling mauia was a good thing,
and it undoubtedly bad a very excellent influ
ence. Of all educational accomplishments, a
proper knowledge of the orthography of our own
language is certainly the most desirable, and of
all the deficiencies in our educational methods,
that relating to this study is the most marked.
And we re re therefore going to say tbat whether
tbejpelllna -excitement came about tbrongb the
advertising efforts of the Webster publishers or
not, one thlug is quite clear, and tbat is tbat
there is nothing that has helped to stimulate the
wide-spread interest In the subject, or that is so
nearly a Speller's Yadt Mecum as Webster's
Pocket Dictionary, sold for one dollar, and to be
bad or almost any dealer In books. It is
marvel or compactness, containing about three
hundred illustrations, over eighteen thousand
words, brier but comprehensive rules for spell-
lug, a large number of words from Foreign lan
guages, phrases, proverbs, etc. in common use.
It is neatly bound in Morocco, with tucks and
tilt edges, ir not otherwise obtainable, it may
be bad by mail from the publishers, Messrs
Ivison, Blakcman, Taylor & Co., 133 and 140
Grand street, New York, by enclosing to them
the price, one dollar.
"The Book for the People," evidently Clarke's
New Metbord for the Piano Forte, by Hcoh A
Clarke, Professor of Music in the Uuiversity of
Pennsylvania, is the work destined to be in the
hands or everv teacher and student or music.
Book aud Music Dealers supply it for 83.75.
The Aldikb. We are glad to see in our town
J. Lee Rowland, who is soliciting subscriptions
for this beautiful art Journal. Everyone knows
"The Aliilne" to be the finest exponent of art
that Is published to-day, and the present vol
is much snperior to any preceding. No publi
cation contains more elecant engravlcgs, or
carries with a more refining and elegant in
fiuence. It should be in every house, and we
hope Mr. R. will receive a larga number ot sno
cribert.
Shooting Match. The 6hootiug match be.
tween Suubury and Milton came off at this place
on Saturdav afternoon last, resulting as fol
lows :
Sosbprt.
Wcstfall -.0 0 0 0 1 0
Lero. Bhipuian ....- . 1 1110 0
Dr. Haupt 0 1 0 0 0 1
Dr. Markle -1 0 1 1 C 0
Hetnperlcy - 0 0 0 1 1 1
L. Dewart 0 0 1110
Eben Grcenough......... .......1 11111
J. Waltz 0 1 0 1 1 I
0 01
1 10
1 03
0 0-3
1 04
11-5
1 18
1 05
MlLiON.
U. C. Sticker 0 1 0
I. Slicker ,. 0 11
F. Hoy 0 1 1
D. Hoy 1 1 0
10 10 14
110 0 1
1111 17
1110 10
110 1 0-5
1111 1-6
T. Swank, Jr 0 11
McCleery .. 1 0 0
C. Slicker 1 1 1
0 0 10 15
Evans 0 0 0
0 1 0 0 01
39
The day was a bad oue, the wind being high,
and the score Is cocsequently a poor one for both
parties. The most singular feature of the whole
is the fact that Mr. Greenough, of the Sunbury
team, killed all of his birds, yet he is the most
inexperienced shot in the party, having never
used a gun until the former match at Sunbury.
He is evidently a natural marksman. Dr.
Sticker, it will be noticed, was impartial, and
mfssed every other bird, while he is usually one
of our best shots. On our side Frank Hoy came
out best, Dr. McCleery and D. Hoy coming next
Messrs. Wcstfall, of the Sunbury team, aud
Evans, ol the Milton team, shot ties throughout,
and as each killed his only -'dead bird" loud
cheers went up from the assembled audience.
After the match an excellent supper was par
taken of by the marKsruen and their friends, at
Cox's U. S. Hotel. We have never seeu a more
gentlemanly match than the one ou Saturday.
There was no wrangling, no display of 111-feel-iug,
and each side seemed desirous ol grauting
to the other all the advantages allowed by the
rules. We trust these friendly contests will be
of frequent occurrence. Millonian,
Alfred Blosious, an employee In the P. E.
shops. Lad his fingers lujured on Wednesday by
having them caught by a belt at the machinery.
Tiie ladies connected with the Lutheran church,
at this place, have inaugurated to hold weekly
sociables in the lecture room of the church.
Saturday evening another will be held.
Miss Shispler Is opening a grand assortment
or millinery goods or the latest styles, procured
from the largest importing houses in the cities.
Everything in the millinery line will be found at
i in store on Market csquare. iier goous arc
I handsome and of the best quality. She wishes
all the ladies to ca'.l and see free of charge.
Read. The old Rocky Mountaineer, better
known as the Cancer King, alter a successful
practice of nearly six years in Pottsvllle.Schuyl
kill county, and the adjoining counties, will be
in Sunbury at the Clement House, Tuesday
morning, Oct. 19lh, and remain until Saturday.
Read his'clrcular. lw
Re-Usios October 12, 1375. Local com
mittee, with that of citizens, met at the Clement
House to perfect plans for "banquet" to be given
to the Vets, of the 47th Reg't at their rc-nnion,
Oct. 22, 1S75.
On motion Sol Malick, Esq., was appointed
chairman and n. D. Wharton secretary.
On mot!on or C. J. Bruner, a committee or
three be appointed to solicit subscriptions to de
fray expeusea of batquet, and the chair appoint
ed A. N. Brlce. F. K. Hill and John n. Ileim.
On motion of F. K. Hill, a committee of sixtecu
ladies be appointed to assist in obtaiuing eata
bles aud making arrangements.
The committee to consist of the following
ladles :
Mrs. A. F. Clapp, James Tufts, X. S. Euu'lc,
A. Haas, M. L. Shindel, Misses R. Packer, E.
Englc, M. Masser, Carrie Smith, Sallie Faust,
Maggie Dcltz, B. Mackert, Anna Painter, Kate
Painter, A. L. Jones, Lizzie Cummiogs.
On motion, adjourned to meet on Monday,
Oct. 13, 1875.
H. D. Whartox, Sec'y.
Special McetlngorBorougli Council.
Scnbcrt, Oct. 12, 1875.
Council met at 7:30 o'clock, P. M., Cliicf Bur
gess Bourne in the chair. Members present:
Bowen, Miller, Hoover, Cadwallader, Garlnger
and Moody.
Minutes of Sept. 17th read and approved.
On motion of Wm. H. Miller
Eetolvtd, That the Chief Burgess be author
ized to have the culvert at the corner of Third
aud Market streets covered with flag stone, not
less thun three inches thick and three feet long,
at an expense not to exceed 1G cents per super
ficial foot.
On motlou of W. W. Moody
JttMolved. that the bills of Bastian and Cake be
referred to tbo Fiuance Committee with instruc
tions to make settlement on the most advanta
geous terms to the bo ough.
On motion or G. T. Cadwalldcr
Raolved. Tbat the Chler Burgess be author
ized to have stand pities placed in the two bor
ough wells on Race street for use or fire depart
ment.
Oa mot ion OfG. B. Cadwallader, an order was
granted iu favor of William Clark lor f 228,00 in
full for the completion of two wells on Race
street, as per contract.
Bills presented and orders granted :
William Clark.... 223 00
Steam Fire Co., So. 1 82 00
John Leeaer 6 00
Simon Martz. 1 50
Chas. Kiehl 1 50
Jere Savage
T.G.Cooper......
C. I. Beck
7 50
3 00
14 70
2 00
Boughtner
W. M. Shaffer
Andrew Crick
Z. Boetiau..
A. S. Carr -
John Pollen ..
Wm. Kirlin
B. Hoover
Samuel Gobin
Jacob Cable
G. W. Kee'er
W. Hoover 2 50
Simon Martz 1 00
C. Garinger 1 f-0
W. 8. Fire Co 10 00
. ,t . app'n 35 00
3. 8. Fire Co., No. 1, app'n : 60 00
G. I. Fire Co., app'u 20 00
Ou motion, adjourned.
Geo. D. Bi cueb. Clerk
FOR THE AMERICAN.
Old Documest. The following is a copy of ietition
filed in the archives st Harrisburg :
To the Honorable the Representation of the Freemen
of the Stale of Pennsylvania, in General Assembly
met at Philadelphia the twenty-second day of October,
A. D. 178T.
Tbs petition of the subscriber, an inhabitant of the
town of 8unbury, in the county of Northumberland,
and State of Pennsylvania, most humbly showeth,
Tbat there was s grant made by the Honorable
Thomas Pcnn aud Richard Penn, Esqs., unto Robert
King his executors, administrators and aesigna by their
patent, bearing date the 14th of August, 1T73, for the
keeping s ferry over the main river of Susquehanna,
at the town of Sunbury, in said county, snd the said
patent being conveyed by Robert King to Adam Haver-
ling, on the 30th of November, A. D. 1773, and by the
said Adam H Averting conveyed unto Stophel Getting, on
the 17th day of April, 1775, and by the said 8tophel Get
ting conveyed onto Abraham Dewitt, on the 9th day of
October, 1779, and by Eleanor Dewitt (Alias Coldern), ad
ministratrix of Abraham Dewitt, deceased, conveyed
unto your petioner, c-n the 23 day of October, 17, and
as he hath water craft made om purpose for said ferry
before there was any on Sunbury aide, and now bath
sufficient crait in good order, and having the rights as
transferred by the sundry recitals, snd is In peaceable
possession, therefore humbly requests of your honorable
body to grant him the privilege of keeping said ferry
upon the terms your honors shall think Just snd rea
sonable for s term of years, and your petitioner as in
duty bound, will pray.
JOHN LYONS.
We the under named subscribers do certify that the
above petitioner, John Lyon, hath had said ferry some
time in possession, snd that be hath attended to
the same regularly, and hath kept bis water craft in
good order.
We therefore request of your honors to grant bis re
quest, snd you will oblige, gentlemen, your most obedi
ent humble servants.
Jaa. Crawford
Wm. Bonham,
Benjamin Lyon,
Jaa. Buchanan,
Daniel Reese,
James Davidson,
Wm. D. Braay,
Robert Wilson,
Benjamin Lewis,
John Harrison,
Wm. Adams,
Daniel Hbeesley,
Chas. Gobin,
Wm, Geary,
Wm. Murdock,
Joseph Wallis,
John Watson,
Henry Landers lice,
Daniel Montgomery,
Samuel Wallis,
James McCuue,
Abraham Mc Kinney,
Enoch Bkeer,
Jacob Anderson,
John Kidd.
John Mead,
Henry Lebo,
Augustus Stoner,
John Bell,
John Black,
Geo. Woln.
Jack Robins,
John Young,
Jacob Keberling,
Daniel Beatty,
Robert Coldern,
John Dickinson.
An Importaut Fact
The voluntary testimony of thousands estab
lishes beyond all doubt a fact or vital import
ance to the sick and debilitated, vie, that Hos
tetter's Stomach BItvers is an absolute specific
for remittent and intermittent fever, dyspepsia,
constipation, biliousness, mental depression,
sleeplessness, chronic diarrhoea, and all diseases
of the stomach, liver and bowels. The nn-
medicated stimulants usually prescribed in these
cases only aggravate the symptoms, instead of
removing them. The Bitters, on the contrary,
act as a corrective and iuvigorant, without pro
ducing the unpleasant end dangerous conse
quences of the old school practice. The action
is mild and soothing to the irritated stomach
and bowels, promoting digestion and preventing
flatulency, nausea, headache and all intestinal
irregularities. A wiueglassful before meals
greatly assists digestion. The convalescent may
use them with great benefit, as a means of re
storing strength and cheerfulness.
Musical. J. P. Keefer has lately removed his
excellent musical instruments into the building
on Fourth street, below Market, nearly opposite
the City Hotel. Any kind of Musical instru
ments of the most improved styles and make are
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Venditioni Exponas, alias tcnditionl txponas.
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of the Court of Commoo Pleas of Northumberland
county, and to me directed, will be eiposed to
sale by public vendue or outcry, on
WEDNESDAY, the 3d day of NOVEMBSR,1S7j. ;
at 10 o'clock In the rorenoon, at the Court House
In the Borough or Sunbury, Pa., the following
real estate, to wit :
FIBRXA FACIAS.
A certain lot or piece of eround situate In
Cruikshonk's addition to the borongh or Sba
mokin, county or Northumberland, and State of
Pennsvlvania. known and designated on the
general litographed plot or plan of said addition
as lot uumber one, in diock numoer seven,
bounded northwardly by Mulberry street, east
wards bv an alley, southwardly by lot number
two, in said block, and westwardly by Sbamokin
street, containing in width fifty-seven feet on
SbamoKin sfeet, one hundred airf f''
In depth am' ." - -"
torv frame dwelling bouse ; as the property of
HESTER DEITMAN.
ALSO,
A certain lot or piece of ground situate In
Cnrjer Autrusta township, Northumberland coun
ty, Pennsylvania, bounded northward by centre
turnpike, eastward by lot of Joseph Bonstine,
southward by land or George Conrad, and west
ward by lot or Jeremlan rasoia, containing in
width thirty Tect and in depth two hundred feet,
with the appurtenances consisting of a two-story
frame dwelling house ; as the property or JOHN
MENSCn.
ALSO,
All that certain one-hair part or two tracts or
pieces or ground situate in Delaware township,
Northumberland county, Penn'a., bounded and
described as follows, to wit : on the south by
land of Aaron B. Artman, on the cast by tne
West Branch canal, and on the west by the
West Branch of the Snsqnebanua river, con
taining six acres, more or less, with the appur
tenances consisting or two oue-and-a-hair story
houses, Ac; as the property or DAMtL ir
TEGRAFF. ALSO,
All that certain lot or piece of ground situate
iu the township of Mount Carmel, Northumber
land county, Peun'a., bounded and described as
follows, to wit : on the nortn oy tne souiueru
line of the boroueh of Mount Carmel, on the
east and sonth by lands of The Locust Moun
tain Coal and Iron Company, surveyed on a war
rant in the name or David Kennedy, and on tne
west bv the Centre turnpike, being the same
premises which were conveyed to Pat
rick Donahoe by the said Locust Mountain Coal
and Iron Company by their deed recorded in
Northumberland county, In deed dook vt. v.,
page 194, and dated December 17, 1803, whereon
are erected a large two-story stone building, with
basement, a frame stable, carriage nouse ana
other out buildings.
Also. Four certain lots or pieces or ground
situate in the borough of Mount Carmel, county
and State aforesaid, known and designated on
the plan of said borough as lot number fourteen,
in block numDeriweniy-iour,iromingon maiacv
street ; lots numbers three and four, in block
number fortv-three. fronting on Chestnut street:
and lot number twenty-three, lu block number
thirty, froutiug on Oak street, with the frame
stable thereon ercctea ; as tne property oi r ai
RICK DONAHUE.
ALSO,
Two certain lots or pieces of ground situate in
the boroush of Sbamokin, county of Northumber
land, Pa., known and designated on the plan of
said borough, as lot numoer two, in oiock num
ber seventy fronting on Seventh street, lot num
ber three, in block number fourteen, fronting on
Second street. Also, a certain lot or piece oi
irrnnnd s'.tuate us aforesaid, containing one-
eighth or an acre more or less, adjoining lot of
Dr. Itobert rDlllips, toe ouaiuunu eras, suu m
triangular lot No. 440, as marked on the plot of
said enamOKIU, lata out oy .utarij, yum,
Warner and Jordan, being part of the real es
tate of Dav'd Thompson, deceased, sold by H.J.
Wolverton, Trustee : as the property or v allk
TINE FAG EL i.
ALSO,
FIERI FACIAS AND ALIAS VKX. IX.
Three certain lots or pieces of ground situate
In Hough's addition to the borough or Mount
Carmel, in the county or Northumberland, and
State or Penna., known and designated on the
plan or said borough as lots numbers ten, eleven
and twelve, in block number seven, each front
ing on Third street thirty-six feet, and extending
back tbat width one hundred and fifty feet to an
allev. with the appurtenances erected on lot
number ten. consisting of a one and a half
story frame building, Ac. ; as the property of
FRANK ROTH.
ALSO,
FIERI FACIAS A"D LEVARI FACIAS
All that certalu lot or piece of land situate lu
Lower Mabanoy township, Northumberland
county, Pennsylvania, bounded northwardly by
land or r. s. Bickci, eastwaraiy oy lanas o
Charles Broslons, southwardly by lands of I. II
Reasler and P. S. Bickle, containing two acres,
more or less, with the appurtenances consisting
nf a two-storv frame dwelling house with base
ment, and a frame stable ; as the property of
1. P. WHITMER.
ALSO,
PLCRIK8 FIBRI FACIAS
All that certain lot or piece of ground situate
In Joseph Everett's addition to the borough or
Watsontown, in the county or Northumberland,
and State or Pennsylvania, known and designat
ed on the plan or said addition as lot number
thirteen, bounded northward by an alley, east
ward by lot number twelve, la said addition,
southward by a street, and westward by an alley,
containing in width fifty-flve feat and ia depth
one" hundred and sixty-five feet, with the appur
tenances consisting of a two-story frame dwell
lug house, Ac: as tho property of JOHN
DOUGHERTY.
. ALSO,
. ALIAS F1KRI FACIAS
.A certain lot or place of ground situate In the
borough of Hbamokin, county or Northumber
land, and State of Pennsylvania, known and
designated on the plan of said borough as lot
number five, in block number sixty-one, fronting
on Spruce street twenty five feet, and axtending
back that width one hundred and fifty feet to
an alley ; as the property of I. 6. KU.1TZ
ALSO,
All that certain lot or piece of ground situate
In the boiongh of Riverside, in the county of
Northumberland and State or Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to wit : Be
ginning on the east side of avenue F, at the dis
tance one hundred leet southwardly iroru fourth
street at the corner of lot B ; thence la an east
wardly direction along said lot B, one hundred
and seventy six leet to an alley ; thence south
wardly along said alley fifty feet to comer of lot
D ; thence lu a westwardly direction along said
lot v one hundred ana seventy six leet to avenue
F ; thence In a northward by direction along sa d
avenue F to the place of beginning, beiug lot
marked C, in section twenty six, in the plan or
said borough, with the appurtenauces consisting
or a two-story frame dwelling house, etc. ; as the
property of WILLIAM X EAGER.
ALSO,
TFN. KXrOHAS.
One-half of a certain lot or piece of ground
situate In the town of Marsbalton, Coal town
ship, Northumberland county, Pennsylvania,
known and designated on the plan of said town
as lot number two, in block number seven, with
the appurtenances consisting of a two-story
frame d welling bouse; as the property of 111 K AM
R. THOMAS and HANNAH his wife.
ALSO,
A certain tract or piece of land situate in
Washington township, Northumberland couuly,
Penna., adjoining lands ot Jonathan Keeler,
Amos Brosious, Jacob Raybuck and William
Riehl, containing ninety-seven acres and ninety
four perches, more or less, with the appurte
nances consisting of a two-story frame tavern,
store and dwelling house, a two-story frame
dwelling house, a oue aud a-balf story dwelling
honse, a blacksmith Shop, a saw mill, bank
barn. esc.
Also. A certain tract or piece oi wooaiana
situate part It in Washington township and part
ly In Lime Mauanoy lownsnip, iu sum county,
adjoining lands of Jacob Haupt, Daniel Reitz
aud others, containing fifty one acres and oue
hundred and ten perches, more or less ; as the
property of WILLIAM KEUKto.
ALSO,
The right, title and interest of Val. Fagely,
in and to all tbat certain piece or parcel of
irrouud situate in the borough of Sbamokin,
county or Northumberland, and State or Penn
sylvania, being lot number forty-seven and part
of lot number forty-six, in block number one
hundred and fifty-eight, as marked on the gen
eral plan of said borough, bounded aud describ
ed as follows, to wit: Beginning nt post
at the intersection of Independence and
Sbamokin streets, ou the wenerly bide thereof
forty-nine and eight-tenth feet to a post ; thence
by lands late or Joseph etzei, nortu
degrees west one buudred and ninety-one and
four tenth feet to a post on the east side of Sba
mokin street, thirty -one and seven-tenths feet
southwardly from the north west corner or lot
number forty-five, in same block, on the line or
Sbamokin street; thence by Sbamokin street,
forty-live feet, more or less, to the railroad on
Independence street ; thence by same and said
street one hundred and ninety feet to the place
of beginning, containing eight thousand nine
hundred square feet, more or icss, with the ap
purtenances consisting of a two-story brick
building, contaiuiug storeroom, warehouse, of
fice, &c, a stable and two frame buildings ; as
the probity of VAL. FAGELY.
ALSO,
A certain tractor piece of land situate In Little
Mahahoy township, Northumberland county,
Pennsylvania, boundeJ and described as follows,
o wit : Beginning at a dead piue, thence oy tue
company's lands south eighty four and a half
degrees east, two hundred and five perches to a
stone ; thence by land of which this Is a part.
north thirteen and a half degrees east, one hun
dred and rorty-seven and a hair perches to a
chestnut ; thence north eighty degrees west
twenty-four perches to a fallen cbestout oak;
thence by land surveyed to Frederick Dunkle
bergcr, north eighty-three degrees, west one hun
dred and seventy-seven and three-tenths perches
to a stone ; thence by land of Samuel Kaker,
south eighteen and a hair degrees, west seventy
three perches to an lronwood ; thence south
sixty-seven and a hair degrees, east twenty-one
and five tenths perches to black oak ; thence
south tweuty-flve degrees west thirty-two perch
es and three tenths to a post ; thence by tho
Mahanov Creek, north fifty-three decrees, west
twelve perches to a water birch ; thence north
fortv-six decrees west seven perches nud eight
tenth to a post; thence north twenty two degrees
west twelve perches to a black oaK ; tnence Dy
laud of Isaac D. Raker, south to the place of be
ginning, containing one hundred and eighty one
acres aud one hundred aud twenty-seven perches,
more or less, with the appurtenances cousisiin
of a two-story stouo house, a bunk barn and
wagon shed.
Also. Two certain lots or pieces of ground
situate In the town of Trevorton, Zerbe town
ship, Northumberland county, Pennsylvania,
known and dB!gnuted on the general plan or
aid town as lots numbers nlae and ten, in block
number one hundred and sixteen, each fronting
on Sbamokin street 25 feet, and extending back
150 feet to an alley, with the appurtenances con
sisting of a two story frame tavern building and
a stable.
-.Also, A certain tract or piece or land situate
TnXainerua wir. w. . ! ml xauatr.
Pennsylvania, bounded northwardly and eaM
wardly by land or Jonathan Dunbleberger, south
wards bv land r the B!g Mountain Company.
and westwardly by land or Heury Dornslfc, con
taining twenty-eignt acres, more or less, wuu
the appurtenances consisting or a two-story
frame dwellinz house, Ac. ; as the property or
8AMUEL DUNKLEBERGER.
ALSO,
A certain lot or piece or grouud situate in the
borough of 8bamokin, County of Northumber
land and State of Pennsylvania, Known ana de
signated on the general plan of said borough as
lot number fourteen in block one hundred and
ninety-one, bounded northward by lot number
thirteen eastward by an alley, southward by
Spruce street, and westward by Sh.unokln Street
containing in width twenty-five feel, and iu
depth one hundred ana ninety-ieet wuu lue p
purtances consisting of a two-story frame dwell
ing honse ana otner ouiiaings ; as tue fiojTivy
of RECBEN HOLLENBACH.
ALSO,
All that certain lot or piece of land situate In
Rush township. Northumberland county, begin
ning at a point !n the middle centre of the road
leading from the Danville bridge, fifty-ronr feet
from the centre or the intersection or said road
and the road leadins from Sunbury to Catawissa,
thence along said road north 42J degrees east
337 fcet to the lace of the abutment of the Dan
ville bridge, thence np the river busquenanna
40i degrees east 28 eight-tenths perches to a
post, thence along mna oi .nrs. r.uzuoeiu ucr
hart, south C6?i degrees west 316 feet to the
souih line of the Danville, Harlcton & Wltkea-
harre railroad, thence along said railroad north
46J degrees west 360 feel to the place oi Degin-
nlni'.witn tne appurtenauces cuubisuu in u siuaii
weigh scales, an office building, a frame Ice
house and a trestllng ; as the property of BEN
JAMIN G. WELCH & EUGENE J. LLKUS.
ALbU,
Two certain lots or pieces of ground situate
In Cake's addition to the borough of Sunbury,
in the countv or Northumberland, ana Mate ol
Pennsylvania, known aua designated on tne
nlan or said addition, as lots numbers eight and
nine in block number fifteen, fronting on Rail
road avenue fifty feet, and extending dock mat
width oue hundred and tllty reet 10 au aiiey,
with the appurtenance consisting of two two-story
frame dwelling houses, &c. ; as the property or
MARTIN WALLS.
ALSO.
Three certalu lots or pieces or ground sltuute
in the borough or Mount Carmel, couuty or
Northumberland, and Male oi renn6yivania,
known and designated ou the general plan of
said borough as lots number tweuty-iour, twenty
five and twenty-six. lu block number forty, each
containing in front on Hickory street twenty-five
feet, and extending oacamai wiuiu one uuuureu
and fiftv feet to an alley, with the appurtenances
erected on lota numbers twenty-five and twenty-
six, consisting or a two-story frame dwelling
house, a oue-and-a-hair story iraros ouuaing
and a stable ; as the property or SARAH JANE
REED. -
A Law,
an tn ooriiln traet or niece of land situate
in Turbut township, Northumberland county,
Pennsylvania, ooanueu tuuunniuciiH iuuuwb,
to wit : Beginniug at a post on tne line oi tne
i a m f tAk. ataHn nn the nuhllc mad lead
ing from the borough of Milton to the borough
Or MCCWenSVIlie ; imureounu luuivccu uu m
half degrees, west twenty seven ana six-iemns
the line seoaratinr the lands
nf John atadden and lands of William B. Kern-
merer ; thence north seVenty-Bvc and a nair de
grees, east sixteen ana nve-tenius percues to a
vut nn the laat mentioned line : thence south
thirteen and a halt degrees, east nineteen and
four-tenths percDes to a post on saia puouc roaa ;
t. ....... .ninh rnrieilirht datrses. west seventeen
iiui.n D'l.i. .v.j n
i ..t.nth. twri-hM alnnir eairl oublic road to
,Ut Ulli-ltuku, O
the place of beginning, containing two acres aud
eighty perches, strict measures, wuu ,uc mypuf
. x..i.,;nir nf m. two atorv frame dwelllnr
house, a frame stable and out buildings ; as the
property or LK1 maihia.
ALSO,
TBM EXPOHAS AD L1VARI FACIAS.
All that rertnin lotaflTOUnd sltaate in Cook.
Hollopeter & Co's. addition, town or Watson
town, county or Nonnumoerianu, imi own oi
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows,
to wit ; on the north by lot thirty, on the east by
lecond street, on the south by lot number twen
t v.nnp and on the west bv an allev. containlnr
fifty-five feet In front and one hundred and sixty-
five feet deep,known ana aesignaiea in iuc genxrsi
nion nf ulH addition ns lot cumber twenlv-nlne.
it being a part of a larger tract of land that
John lieckel, by deea aaiea Lrecemocr i, 1000,
conveyed to Cook, Hollopeter A Co., with the
nnnrtonanma ncaalatlnr of a tWO-SlOTV frame
dwelling house ; as the property of CHARLES
BTKC&BI.
- ALSO, ' - '
LBV ARI FACIAS.
All that certain lot or piece of ground situate
on the south side of Chestnut street. In the bor-
ough of Sunbury. Northumberland county, aud
State of Pennsylvania, and bounded and de
scribed as follows, to wit bounded on the north
by said Chestnut Street, oa the east by a lot of
airs. Amelia V. Fisher, on the south by the Sha
niokln Valley A Potts villa Rail Road, and on
tbs west by a lot conveyed by the said William
M. Rockefeller, Executor of the last will and
testament of Edward Y. Brleht. Sr.. unto Wil
liam Umpleby, containing in front on said Cheat
ant 8treet, twenty-two (22) feet be the same
more or less, and in depth two hundred and
thirty feet more or less, with the appurtenances
consisting of a two-story brick dwelling house.
It being the same lot or piece of ground which
the said William M. Rockefeller, Executor as
aforesaid by his deed bearing date the 27th day
of March. 1873. granted and confirmed nnto the
said Florence L. Relmensnyder, her heirs and
assigns forever; as the property of CORNE
LIUS A. REIMENSNYDER, and FLORENCE
L. RELMENSNYDER bis wife.
also, ' ,! :
A dwelling house two stories high, a front of
33 feet and depth or 18 feet and two Storied
back building 16 feet in depth by 21 14 in width,
located upon a lot or piece - of ground
situate in the Borough of Northumberland,
bounded and described as follows : bounded eu
north-east by Market street, south-east by Saw
ami alley, south-west by Wheatley alley, north
west by lot, II. G. Giiger, containing in front
120 feet and in depth 240 feet, known as lots 99
and 100 in -general plan : as the property of
JEREMIAH EYSTER.
ALSO,
A two-story framo dwelling honse, eighteen
feet front on Orange street, by twenty eight reel
in depth, located upon a lot or piece of gronud
situate in the borough"bf Northumberland, Pa.
Beginning at a corner on north-east side or
Orange Street, ninety reet from 20 reet wide
alley thence north east two hundred and forty
leet to a twenty root alley, thence nortn-west
thirty feet on said alley to a corner, thence
south-west by lot of S. Dunkleberger, two hun
dred and forty feet to Orange street, and thence
thirty feet S. E. on Orange street, to the place
of beginning, being one eighth part of lots, Nos.
269, 270, 271 and 272 ; as the property of 8A
VILLA HAWLEY aud JOHN B. HAWLF.Y
owners or reputed owners and contractors.
ALSO,
All those two certain lots or pieces of ground
situate, lying and being ia the Borough or Mount
Carmel, County or Northumberland and State or
Pennsylvania, being lots marked on the general
plan or chart of said town of Mount Carmel,
th the numbers fourteen and fifteen (14 and
15), in block number twenty-three (23), and
bounded and described as follows, to wit : on
the north by Cherry Street, on the east by
Orange Street, on the south by lot number six
teen (16), and on the west by Hickory etreet,
containing in width in front on said Hickory
Street, fifty feet (50), and extending back in
depth that width one hundred and fifty feet
(150 ft.), to said Orange Street, with the appur
tenances consisting of a double two-story frame
dwelling house ; as the property of HENRY V.
YEAGER.
ALSO,
All that certain northern one-half lot of
ground situate in the borough of Mount Carmel,
County and State aforesaid, being the northern
hair or lot No. nineleeu (No. 19), in block num
ber thirty (blk 30), bounded on the north by
number eighteen (No. 18), on the east by Oak
Street, south by lot number twenty (No. 20),
and west by Pear street, with the appurtenances
consisting or a Stable ; as the property or HES-
EK.IAH FLOYD with notice to Charles Miller
Terre Tenant.
ALSO,
All those two certain lots or pieces of ground
situate in the borough of Mt. Carmel, County of
Northumberland and State of Pennsylvania, and
designated on the general plan of said town
with the numbers twelve and thirteen (Nos. 12
and 13), in block number twenty-nine (blk No.
29), whereon is erected a two and one-half story
frame dwelling, stable, out houses, Ac, Ac,
said lots being together in front on Maple street
in width fifty feet (50 ft.), and extending in
depth that width one hundred and fifty feet
(150 ft.), to an alley and bounded on the north
by lot No. 11, ou the east by Maple street, on
the south by lot No. 14, and on the west by an
lley ; as the property of H. B. MUSSINA and
EVA ETTA his wife, with notice to Christian
Kerr and William Philips Terre Tenants.
ALSO,
All that certain one-half lot or grouud situate
in the boroueh of Mount Carmel, North'd coun
ty, Pennsylvania, and being the one-half of lot
umber six, in block nuicner tuiriy, ana bound
ed ou the north by lot number five on the east
bv Ouk street, on the south by hair lot number
six (6), in said block, and on the west by Pear
llcv. coutiiuinc iu width in front on said VnK.
street, telve and one-balffeet (12) aud ex
tending baca tb t width in depth oue hundred
and fifty feet (150 ft.), us a'.so the one-half or a
two-story dwelling house and stable erected on
snld piece of ground ; as tbs property of HESE-
KIAU FLOYD aud AMANDA bia wi:e, wiin
notice to Charles Miller, Terre Tenant.
ALSO,
All that certain lot or piece of ground with
the two-story frame dwelling honse thereon
erected, situated in the Borough or Northumber
land aforesaid, bounded and descnDea as 101
lows : on the northwest by Water street on the
northeast by Hanover street, on the southeast
by North way, and on the south .vest by part of
lot number sixty-turee now ownea ay wouu
George, containing seventy-eight feet in front on
Water street, and one nunarca ana eignty leet
in depth, being part of two certain lots number
ed sixty-three and sixty-four which Henry K.
Campbell aud Sidney Campbell nis wue, oy
.fc ip a,, a AmimA tb&XOta iajof January, 1867,
conveyed to Victoria Uunca ; bTHjb piuji.tj mt
VICTORIA ULL1C&. and I'UAKLES V. UU-
LICK.
s ALSO,
All that certain messuage, tenement and town
lot and part of a town lot or land, with the two
story frame dwelling bouse and outbuildings
thereon erected, situate in the borough of River
side, in the county of Northumberland, and State
of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as fol
lows, vis : Beginning at a point one hundred
feet distant from the south west corner or 1 bird
street and avenne E ; thence along the west side
of said avenue southwardly seventy-five reet to
the centre of lot M ; thence westwardly through
the centre of said lot one hundred and eighty-
four feet to an alley ; thence northwardly along
said alley seventy-five feet to lot K ; thence east-
wardly along said lot one hundred and eltrbty
four reet to avenne E. the place or beginning,
being lot L, and part of lot M, as marked in sec
tion twenty (20). In plot of said Riverside, it be
ing the same which Ogden H. Ostrander and his
wue, oy ueeu uaixu iimcuiirci Kiauhcw
and conveyed nnto John Keim : as the property
or JOHN KEIM.
ALSO,
All that certain town lot and part of a town
lot or land with the two-story frame dwelling
house and out buildings thereon erected, situate
lu the borough of Riverside, in the connty or Nor
thumberland. and State of Pennsyivania.oounded
marked and described as follows, vie : Beginning
at a point one hundred and seventy-five feet, dis
tant from the southwest corner of avenue E and
Third street : thence westwardly along the cen
tre of lot M. one hundred and eight-four feet to
an alley ; thence soutnwardiy along saia ancy
seventv-flve feet to lot O; thence eastwardly
along said lot one hundred and eighty-four feet
to aveuue E : thence norm ward ly along saia
avenue seventy-five feet to the place or beginning,
bein? lot N and one-half or lot Jl in section
twentv f 20). lu the plan of said Riverside. It be-
in? the same which Frank C. Derr by deed, dated
September 30, 1871, granted and conveyed to
Ogden H. Ostrander ; as the properly or vtiDfca
H. US IBAMUtK.
ALSO,
ALIAS LEVARI FACIAS.
ATI that certain piece, parcel and tract of land
situate In Lower Augusta township, tJouoty
aforesaid, adjoining lands of Reuben Conrad,
Henry Shlpe, Charles oy, peter MancK, jonn
F. Zimmerman, Henry D. Malick and others,
containing fifty-nine acres more or less, with the
appurtenances consisting or a two-story rrame
house, a barn, Ac, and consisting of two eontl-
rlous pieces separately oonnaea ana aescrioea
as follows : one thereof beginning at a small
hickory, thence by land of Peter Conrad, south
eighty-nine and a quarter degrees east forty
three perches to a stone, thence by land now or
late of John D. Malick north five and a half de
grees east one hundred and seventeen and two
tenths perches to a stone, thence by land now or
late of David Malick west Torty-three perches to
a stoue, and thence by land or Peter R. Malick
south five and a hair degrees west one hundred
and sixteen and six-tenths perches to the place
of bet-inning, containing twecty-nine acres and
seventy-seven perches more or less, excepting
therefrom about one ana a quarter acres soia Dy
John S. Hennineet to Peter R. ji.alick, which
said described land beintr the same which 8am
nel Eyster and wife by deed dated the 1st day or
April, A. D. eighteen hundred and fifty-two
(ranted and conveyed to said Joseph Conrad in
fee simple. The other of said pieces is bounded
and described as follows : beginning at a plu
knot, corner of land of Ephrlam Lytle, Sarah
Ann Conrad. ASsoiom lonraa, tnence oy iana
Of Keuben tjonraa soum eigniy-six aegrees
west one hundred and twenty-three and two
tenths nerches to a stone, thence by land or Keu
ben Conrad and Henry BDipe. nortn seven ana
three onarter desrees west fortv-six and eight
tenths perches to a chestnut, thence by land of
Peter Malick. Charles t oy, and meaoove de
scribed tract, south eighty-eight and three quar
ter decrees, east one hundred and seventeen ana
one tenth perches to a pine stump, thence by
land of Henry W. Malick, south lour degrees
east twentv-two and six tenths perches to a
Chestnnt Oak. thence bv the same north eighty
eight and three quarter degrees, east six and
two tenths perches to a pine knot, thence by
land of Absolom Conrad, south twenty-one and
one half degrees east thirteen perches to the be
ginning, containing twenty-seven acres and one
hundred and fifty-five perches being the same
land which Reuben Conrad by deed dated the
26th day of May, 1860, granted and conveyed to
said Joseph Conrad in fee simple. The said two
contlgious pieces being now held by said Joseph
Conrad as one piece and farm as the property
of JOSEPH CONRAD.
Koisju!- taken In execution and to be sold by
8. B. ROTHERMEL. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, luhnry, pa., Oct. 19, 1879.
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!
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Largest! BEST ! and Cheapest !
. ; ASSORTMENT OF ' .
HEATERS, RANGES, FURNACES,
. OX EXHIBITION AXD loii SALE BY
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North Third Street,
Both PonaWs ail Brict Sets, l Ria.igiBE.sri
of the best manufacture, and we guarantee satisfaction in all cases. It
will pay you to pay bridge or ferry toll to x
Come and See ray Stock ! cp
FIRE BOARD STOVES,
SLATE MANTELS,
: REGISTERS A VEXTILATOHS,
A.t Greatly Heducecl !Pricesr
You can make from 15 to 20 per cent. You will make money by driv
ing 15 or 20 mile to see my tock and hear my prices. Also, a large stock
of
FIRE BRICK & REPAIRS
constantly on band. TINWARE in encTiqgs variety. Tinned "and en
amelled toilers, and Roofing, Spouting and riumbing in all its branches.
Also a specialty of the BEST COAL OIL LAMPS in the Market.
Sunbury, Pa., October 8, 1875.
When you visit Philadelhia. call and see
SAM. KSILTJER,
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Walnut Dressing Case Suits, $68.00.
v Best Wire Wove Spring Mattress.
ALL OTHER GOODS EQUALLY LOW.
Feathers in Pillows or by the Pound,
la Large Quantities and or the Finest Qnality.
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Now that trade is reviving MARX & BRO. will receive ew Go, ox
or twice every week. We buy all our Goods, the boat as
well as the poorest, at
LOWEST BOTTOIvI Prices!
OTJ37E5ST BOTTOEJ Prices!
which enables us to sell accordingly. "We will not enumerate our goods,
but the public are invited to come aud loot at our stock It aaords us
pleasure to show goods whether you buy or not. . Give us a call and exam
ine quality of Goods and Prices. . s
Yours Truly, . . ,
Masonic Building, Sunbury. j
K. B. KID GLOVES of our "own importation on hand in large quanti-1
ties. "We guarantee every pair- Also a large number of imported articles
which wo have not space to enumerate. - 7 j
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