Sunbury American., March 10, 1876, Image 3

unburn" Simtritatt:
SLTXPUlll'. MAUCII 10, ISTtf.
fairs.
e v
" Wm. A. Balkwim, Ewj., euperinten lent ol the
rbimtlclpliia auJ trie K. K., Urie l in a finci.il
tmiu on Tuesday for Ca ilnruU.
Ma. Diix introduced in the Senate, on Tues
day litft, an art 10 repeal au acl entitled "Au
act to Incorporate tlie Sunbury bit-am ferry and
tow th at company," approvcJ April 5, 1S70.
Wm. Keese announces liinifeif a public auc
tioneer hi until Iter cuiuiun. Reese uiukcha good
Auctioneer.
Tub chicken thieve whu made away with
about half a d..icn ol Dr. Awl' chickens, on
Saturday light, are iuviied to lake the coup, as
lie ha uo further use for it.
ALL W.itiaiunker it Br.ian's woolens are
spouued ill the piece, on the premises, (ilh and
Market, Philadelphia.
Commekcial CkLLFoE Prof. J. K. Davi, ol'
WiilianistNirt. proposes to establish, at this
place, a branch of hi Commercial college, aud
we boje our citizens will give him ail the en
courairMiieui they can to make it a success.
1'rof. D.ivi i known to many in this vicinity,
and as a teacher stands ia the trout rank. A
Commercial college, in this place, is much ueed
ed, aud will be a creditable addition to our
town.
Tuc "o!drt inhabitant" hays that when March
cuuies in lik a lion it toi out like a lam i ;
but, as the Dutchman hays, "Smiicd'uucs he
comes iu like a lion au i kh; uut like dcr tuy
feL" Evektbopt who bas kilidiy feelings toward
us will please bear iu min i that "It it belter to
give llian to receive."
'PfLL down your vest" is Mm latest slauc
phrase wheu you want a man to shut hi
(nouth.
Killed is the Mines. Jacob Eiekr ... Jr., a
liiiuer.wati killed in (hi- iuines,at "Hi'Ut iiioii'luiu,
Dauphin county, oil Weduced.iy of last week.
Those of our subscribers wiihiu the comity
who are indebted to us for subscription, S:c.,
will greatly ortliir us by seuJing the money With
their neighbors neju week who may come here
to attend court. If they do not come themselves.
There will be a jrood opportunity, as there wil
be parties attending court from rVcn pail of the j
We publii-U in another part of this h-su: the
County Auditor's report as a i.ew item. The
Democratic board of cociimisMoners arc not as
liberal as the Rcpublucans were when in pouvr
1 be latter published their rpoit iu paperc circa
jaling over the whole county, while the present
board is confining its publication to pupers that
circulate ou!y iu one part of the county. The
people In other pai ts ol the county are presum
-d. by the commiiouers, not eutitled to know
bow the county does stand, financially. We
publish the rcporl for the bciiclil of those the
Democrats think are uot enlillcd lo the informa
tion. Isvokmation' Wanted. Catharine Etrweiicr.
wife of Levi Ditty, deceased, and daughter of
Dauiel Eicweilcr, of Jcflersou township, left the
home of her parents, with whom she was living,
sometime iu June last, ou fool, to cro the
nj ountaiu lo Lykeiis. Shu said she was filing
ti Germany and ha uol iuce brei heard of.
The tuUsing wom.in i about 4.1 ers of aire.
aud shows occasional imlicali'iti of an unsound
mind. Any information couceruin-; her where
abouts will be thankfully received by Peter Eis
weiler, Eiiterline P. O., Dauphin courtr, Pa.
Lyktnt I2eg-ittr.
Wkskb to Get Cxioicc Seeds. By rccrinc to
our adverlUin colatiitia, it wi.l be seen that Dr.
C. H. Martin & Co. have received, at their dru
ore, on Third rtreel, the choicest flower and
vegetable seeds of the season. We call s-e.ik of
lues Vick's seeds by exiierience, as we have
(boroughly tested laeui, aud always found them
the best that could be louila in our iuark t. Mr.
Vicks has made it a rule not to scud sced
abroad unless tli.y were of the berl, aud the
K'UEtr Ucsuuliuuc in business the more popu
lar be becomes, lie bas probably a larger
variety of Cower seeds than ran be fouud else
where, aud a trcneral assortment of them Way
be bad at Dr. Martin ti Co. drug store.
I ibe rouiitl-- of Schuylkill, Northumber
land, Colombia and Dauphin the n amber killed,
maimed and the number of widows aid orphans
tnade In consequence was 4,5:C the past seven
years. The largest Dumber of casualties were
in Schuylkill county, having been killed
and l.Ce',7 maimed. The number killed and
maimed in Northumberland county was "45 and
in ColnmbU 7!. In the several counties the
Lumber .f fatal casualties from falls o! coal
was 216, from railing rrk and slate 43, from
falls into shafts and slope f 9, rrora fails of lim
ber 18, from exploaiousuf tire-damp IjI, powder
25, blasts and shots 24 aud steam boilers 13.
crushed by limbers, wagons, etc., CS. fulling off
slope and shaft cages 14, breaking of ropes and
rbains 30, crushed iu w heels and machinery 2a,
crui-n.d in rollers 21, t-utiocated by noxious
gases 8. injur, d by anim tis 8, aud ei.-Jit ini.fl
ianeous accident, making a total number of
death of 735. The cumber luaimed aud in-
.,..,..,.,,. , r , '
jud was S.0W. The number or ..do. was j
.v.liud orphan 1,430.
j
A Ml.xemo at..H came off at Deurt,o I
.. , , , .
Thursday of last week, for a purse ol fC5, which j
was divided into four prizes, tlx : f 4', $20 and
f 5. The follow ins; i the e.re :
II. J. Waltz. Sunbury lltllllll 1 l'J
Joseph Karstetter, Miilon 111111110 I 9
J. P. ?.rcClc.iry, Milt'-u.... 1 0 1 1 0 0 t 1 1 1 7
Davie IT y, Milton 110 110 11107
Charles Sticker, Milton.... 111011110 17
Frank H.rdic, Wm'port... 10100 00 1 3
H. S. Lucas, Wm'port 111111111 110
Alt'X. Davidsou, Wiu'iioil 011011110 C
Job White, Lykeus 101011105
(I. Irvine, Lykeu 10 111111119
M. Coo-r, M-Uanoj City I 1 1 I 1 1 I 0 I 1 J
i. V.'. WaltC, Hilllbu. jr.. 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 I 1 c
. F. Trowel, C'iiiiisquaque 110110010 05
iin Ivreler, Dewart 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 I 5
'oTK. The Hal mean that the pigon was
U-d, but fell ou the outside of the boundaries.
rERsnWAi.. We reler our rcadeis to the card
J h. Cuiiiminn, Km., In another column, who
i located pcrmauectly in thir place. Mr.
uminifs ba bad extensive experience in the
.rauce busiue, and comes weil recoiiiineud
,ln the t'tuneron Cottty Frtt we fiud the fol--ijf
notice of bU departure Iroiu that place :
'tlX LkaVC C. We reirnt lo learn Ibut
K Cunniiini; is about lo leave us and
Sunbury tu ftituie home. During his
tiere Mr. Cumtninirs has made a host
and our citizen generally will regret
He i a bigh-loiied b niorable busi
4 will be popular anywhere. Mr.
mt nur in ihe insurance buin.s,
iiry where there is a larirer Held
heartily commend him to
tha Washington Tea
'it Mrs. Harry Gra
'ence of M r. Poi ler
221 uil., was a
t Hair. About
lurried, from
n. bury were
nuton cos
TTeenlnge id. w hose
n y ladies,
im.vif it
.o fully
aig and
r the
e tea
f ihe
and
i'orn
and
y
'g
The Adjourned Court Proceed iug.
- REPORTED BT K. C. OOBIS.
Considerable interest was manifested in lbs
case of James M. Pet-kit vs. the Philadelphia and
Keadlui: K. R. Co., ou tiiul this week, in action
ol acsunips'it. Mr. P. ttit, the plaintiff, was
coudurtor on (he P. & It. railroad for seven
years, and ran between Phl!ade!;lil i und Potts
vllle. I!e was suspected of appropriating the
company's funds to hi own use. The Piesidei I
of the road, Mr. Sm'ili, cmplojed Piiikcrton's
detective force lo '-hunt it up." After ix dif
ferent trials, it appears l!e evidence, through
the detectives, was pretty conclusive that ail
was not riirlit- Mr. Pelt U was then summoned
before Mr. Smith, Mr. Nicholas am! Allen Pin-k'-rton.
the detective, nl the offlce of the Presi
dent of the compnn', and charged with the
crime. Before the plaintiff, wa allowed lo de
part, the dufcmlau. 8 allege that Mr. Pellit vol
urlnri V agreed, aud did refund, eiuhleen thous
and dollais iu bomls, with the understanding
Hi.it no criminal pioceedini;s should be brought
auuiusl liim. lie was llicii discharged from the
company's employ.
Alter the expiration of two years. Mr. Pet lit
brought an action acaiust Mr. Smith, peisonaliy.
for tl e lecovcry of tile mouey, in the Lancaster
county court, but was defeated. then brought
tins action a-i in st the company. '1 ha plaintill
alleges that the money was obtained from him
by Ihleats of prison or criminal pio.seculiou.
Upon his eXamitiulioti he nvvore positively that
the money used in purchasing the bonds di.l not
belong lo the railroad company, but be decliued
auswcnui: w hether or not he had appropriate I
any of the. company funds to his ow n u.se.
The extravagant manner of Mr Pelt it's living
created the suspicion that he was raliicr fast.
It was given in evidence that lie sported a four I
hundred and li ty dollar breast pin, was the
owner of a horse that be 8olu for two thousand
dollars, and lived in au eleven thousand dollar
bouse, while receiving salary not exceeding
SeVeuty-two dollars per mouth.
In rebii'tal lo t lie above, the pl.iiiuilf testified
that nc had been dealing in stock, more or i-s,
since 1S70, and related several instances in which
he made protilab.e dijkers' on walclifs and
chains.
We will not express an opinion, but the above
is the principal evi.leiice in the
casiu lieu. Cie-
iiient for plaiuli! and Frank B. Gotvcii and p.
Wolverton for defendant.
The jury in the above case, returned a verdict,
ou Wednesday evening. !u favor of tbi; deleud
au'vS. As Attempt to Ui:eak Jail. On Tuesday
Just before dinner, a little sou of Sol. Maiick,
K-1 . noticed that a prisoner wa digiug a ho.
through the Jail wall, and at one: apprised
Sheriff Su Inc. The SlierilT. on enl' i iug the jail
yard, found licit, the prisoner who attempted
last week lo break j ail, had Sled olf his hobbles,
and had nearly completed u;i aperture about
seven feet from the ground Ilirottgu the otusi.1i!
wall to escape. The prisoner was at once Incised
tip iu the. building, and workmen procured
close up the ctl ism. licit had two pieces from
au iron bedstead to dig with, aud II he hud not
iceii discovered in th course of half ah hour
longer there would have beeu a general jail de
liver, as but little morj work was require ! to
Complete the hole for the largest s.scd prisoner
to escHj through. There arc twenty-live priso
ners con lined iu the j;i::, who culci t lined the
woramcu repairing the will with :ui original
ong called Tin- Northumberland County Jail.'
The Democrat, who kept electioneering with i lie
grand juror agaiusl building a lic.v jail a lew
years ago on political ground, should iiuve au
invitation exteuded to him to attend the con
certs held by the prisoners now couilucd iu that
institution. It might rem.iid hi'U of bygone
lays. The lireseut board of Com tu issiouers are
pushing ahead the work of building a titw
struct ure as rapidly as possible..
Committed row Life. Barney McCue, the
murderer of John I)ecter,w hose career out of pri
son w.ii a remarkable one, aud nhc, since his
arrest, had a still more remarkriblo experience,
w.i on ThursJay morning taken by Sheriff Piatt
to the Eastern Penitentiary at Philadelphia.
1 he prisout-r was twice sentenced to be hung,
aud bas laced the uiurderei doom since the
date of Mie killing, in October, 1S7J. Through
the unrelenting efforts of firm friends, aud ulter
inoiitiis of anxiety and suspense, the Boiird ol
Paidous finally, in December, commuted
the death sentence lo imprisouiueul lor iife. But
a further delay kept Barney in the county piison
until last week, wheu official not iljc.it. on was
received by the Sheriff to convey the prisoner to
the abode w beie his life v. ill be hid Ironi the
wo-Id, and where, within th-- cold walls of the j
penitentiary, the doomed man wi.l fiud a living
tomb.
A larce crowd of persons j assembled on
Third and Pine streets to wituess the ucpailure
of McCue, aud many curious eyes were upim the
uiau thus diKimed. Barney, on emeiini: from
the j ill, knocked the ashes out of a pipe he had
been smoking, aud w i!h a farewell g.iZ.- upon
the prison entrance, descended the steps, walk
ing wi.h a Cim slep, by the side of the Sheriff,
lie bad been shaved pn vio-is to lenviinr his cell,
and resettled a very reputab.e apja-arancc,
tliougli long coullneiiieiil bad bleached hi face
veiy much, lie has for Seveial weeks Jiast ex-
rei-sed a desire to go to bis new home, st.it iug
th-l the dull tuoiiotouy of jail lif ; was disagree
able, and that be preferred employing himself
at some m vocation, which he will be favored w itli
iu its fullest extent, at baid labor wiibri tlie
o'.id walls of i he Eistern Penitentiary. H'i'
liknwport SfH:laj Ttin't, .lurcA 5.' h.
Distuict I.NsIirLTr. Iusiitute wa called to
r(Vr Uy Uk M,. al ul v, oVlo.k
li-.ll cal.ed an I minute of previous meeting
read aud approved. Oil motion of Ziejlur lh-:
'"'8 "..U Tout
Rev. Mr. DcMover be invited to lead bis leet ure
tle Ult,,r, tii true basis ol ail education."
Mr. llowrr Uil ail will, ait!elira. dwelliui;
principally upou the ut;ccl ol eouatious. Ab-
s.'u.-u lor iii-ju lesion tue subject fiom irauj
poitation lo .roiileius wit a c.ouliou oi e.i.n
plrs. Rev. Dc Voyei next enlerlaiue.1 tile lurti
lute. The remaiks made were well eno-eii,
all ) andelT etualiy.leiiver. il On moiiou ot W.
J. IVo.teiloiua o(e fl lliaiik- Was leu. lei. -il
Kcr. DcMoyer lor Ihe able hi timer in wineli be
enieri. lined tue Institute. The subject ol aiilti
nitlic Was dmpeused with lor the i1.kcumi.hi ol
subjects lelaliug lo pupil collect III. ill tlie clre. lt
iu lioiil ol f.-li.hil buli.l 1 1 -w before ai hool liouis.
be ilV-cuiion was livelt, and, lodouli'., had the
desired effect. Ail .ui lied lo meet at 1)4 o'clock.
iiiKiiiule met at V, o'clock. Ko.l c .ileJ aud
Mbiteliloes noted. l li-i, f iBiler lnl elilei (allied
Hie Institute by reading uil iuteielliig and wuii
piejiuied enay. Auoili. r leather lueu took the
ll.Mir, aud, iu Hie lonii of au essay, tried to poiu.
out oiuc ol ihe tauils ol other leacliers. O..C
lall, soul and uol el Mlal-lH; auolnel'
leaned buck in bis cli nr and cliewed tl I I. null
plek loo inueli ; alloliier "oike l too tn.iell ul Ins
linger ii.ii, m I lie l'i eeue.- ol ladies, uud one
elilleli.au liad Uo faults al ull. .Ml. Zle.er
luei lead two aniens, ihe tlil enlillcd "llie
Civ.oZalioii ol Uses," llie.-coiid " liy llieteacii
IUK of ihe putilic scllooi slioald have ull Indus
trial eicuieul." Uu tuoiioii, u IceotUUuii Mas
passed lo eleet leaelieis lo prepare essays lo.
next meeting. Mr. lioai then couducled au ex
eieise iu r.-auiiiLT. Tliu following lories were as
signed lo bcdea.t W illi al lie XI meeting : algebra,
aiilhuieliC,eui:rHpliy,giaiuiuar,a. in.
reading by Mr. Voiv iu.ii and .Mi. Keiiin.oi
ihogiatdi.v, p. " m. AtljuuineU lo meet iu two
Ika Suipmai, Sec'y.
sunbury, March 4, 1870.
From llrriMJoii.
JIeknoox, Pa., t
Mai cli tin., 1870. )
Mcmri. J'd'tort 4mcVn :
Ou Tuesday te., 29ili
u.l.jllie lleriidon Lileraiy fcociet) convened In
tuc liooi ol Hie lliU IM:liinil. 'foe luci-oni; was
Called loonier wuu I lie ie.idi.ul (' lit ) lo
median. Miuutcs ol previous oieellUg weic
reaa i.Ud appioveil. Roil ca.bd ami nearlv alt
members lespouiled Iv lueir nam -.. Debate was
lively.
'Ibe question "l.'evl)f(t. That voman ihvvid
hure m rune in yoiemmentnl t'jj'air," a laKeu
up aUJ ci'i U.lau. j euMauieU on Hie ulUi uialiVe
by llci. l.iin, lraei anit Kui9, a.ol on the
ia-.aiivc by Mcnrrs. KauUuiaii, Miowers au
W.xveilou. Tlie chair rendered .j. einioii m l.,vur
ol Ibe ullli mauve. Belu( an uuli.iisli.il busiiie-s
meeiuji, Ibe report ol Ihe lieurui) in vesUHlai
eoiiiiiilllee wait aoueileU, and lepolli.ig la Vol. i
Oie, a-i UlBCiiaiged.
'1 lie lelel rea iiuefclion nt re liel failed for,
wioeu were ubi) ai:weied.
liiMii ucuoiib iu li. e elements ol music waaiveii
oj Ir . A. Aaiui', wtu.'ii Was ei valislaCiui ) .
1 lu as loiioweel Uy lUsli ueiiou lu uiMllie
luul.Cs by J. li. kautli.iaii, woo, alier luaKlug a
lew ieinaik.s, Miowtd the inijioi la nee ul Ibe
cludyol Iraeiious. A Iter wuicli the society ad
join ued lo meet, 'lucsiiay eve, March 7lh.
L. W . Suoweus,
CorrepoiiJiiig See'y.
Tbf. Lev. C. li. LrleUDieyer, fur thirty-lour
year pastor of the Lutheran cougrcgatioti at
Freeburg, Snyder county, dku m Monday, tbe
Olb iukl., of pueitniouia, aged 08 years.
' Closing out sales of boots, shoes and trunks
at W. S. Furmau'i. -Suubury Shoe Store," (t
door west Cadwall.idcr "s drug store. In order
to make room for spring and summer goods,
will close out my entire stock of fall and winter
good at a reduction of 10 to 13 per cent, for
cash until April 1st. Call at once and secure
boots, siloes mid rubbers nt iistonishltig low
prices. Nc trouble to show goods.
W. S. FritUA, Prop'r,
Sunbury Shoe Store.
Hun bury High School.
BSPOBTED BT W. V. BOAL.
The following is rej.ort of the slai ding of eia-h
meinlxTof the hifli School, for the week rudintf, Mar.
:!.!, ISTfi.
XALKS.
IMilie llttclier
Waltoa Ituuads
John IJuelier
I'eer II.iiscioiih
Win. I'.irnnu-orth
I'.ddie (iearhart
Oeo. Ilarlnuu
C'ua. lleckr:
Joli'i H.irr:soii
Cons. Snytler .-. .
Johu Varuall
tiiv. Sniiiii
I'uil. Xeff
CuaB. 'ot i-f
Allilil'OSf Hill
Martin lleinlriek!!i
ltieii.ird Mortj.u
liro. llv'r
. B'.i Li lira Selinnider....
tl s..llie It.iKiks
. '.'.I Maty Awl
. H l.ula Heily
. r-4
. HI Knitna lry
. 'Ji
. W) Jennie V.M HI"
. W
. ! Migjie I). Millhuns"..
. T
. I1 Lizzie jlartz.
. fti
. U Mary Kesslsr
. HI
I.irzif Hour-tie
. 'i l!iinna H.'.rt'iuIeTnew. . .
. .17
. X Elli Klinr
hi':
Mng'ic MeCi-iv.
. IV. i
. 1 afarr Siaii'wm
a
. IU Nasgie Smith
. I SAiny W timer
".:! Minni" W:k':n
i
j
92
t'.il
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4
W
59
ft
6
14
f-6
cc.
5S
Si
j S. Dnoiitii la-r
fiO. RelM
I Hurry liiu'er
Win. Urn ier
Wm. I-'e;ie.-.
S mi. Hawser
rilss. Yarnull
Cares Kali a
Cli.'6. S?as!ia'.;z
Allteii Se is!ioliz
LiMie Wilvnr
IU. T.-iiwuiidKe
Osear !?eini
(A
A. J. Siuoil informs the public that he still
h-irirs out his siiiu as nti auctioneer, on Market
street, Sunbury. Those having salis will find it
lo their advantage I o employ him, as lie gener
ally gets gooil prices. Chios.
I r.,0o0 Yakdm of New Caki-et are now oRcred
1 at pricts below l In man u fact tiri-r, at Marx t
! Bio., next doair lo Ihi; p.).-t oulce. They aiso
have the fine.-!
di-pl.iy of notion and fancy
! goo Is thai cull be seen ontsi
I are fold at reuiiceJ pi ice.
the citv : which
The Milton Car Works received a contract for
fifty gondola cars last week. This will enliven
business :tt the wotks for a short time. But
their facilities are such that fifty cam don't last
I on i . -V Ut jii : ;i -
W. T. Cut'iKsUAVK. ol Siiamokiii, lias in
vented a stove lo burn coal dust that nccuniu
i ttes about mint s that arc worked.
Fok Sale. A desirable resi letic- on Fourth
street, Sunbury, is olfered for sale c heap. Ap
ply to V. C. Pucker, E-i;., or at this oll'.e:.
F.vntv garment sold by Wanamaker A: Brown,
Olh and M ilket, Pliiladeiphia, has to pass
llirouuh the bands of ut least four inspector.
Election Notice. The member f the I'nioi:
Paik .and Agricultural Aucialioti are hereby
iiolitie i that au election of officers w 11 take
place, in accordance with the character of said
AssiHiation, lor Ihe following olllees, to wit :
A President, V!er President, Treasurer, Record
ing Seeietary, Corrcspomli.ig Secretary, Libra
rian and nil Executive Committee, on the Jnd
Monday (March Ul, is;ii,) of March next, be
ta ecu the hour of one and three o'clock, I. M.,
at the Arbitration, room, Sunbury, Pa. . full
turnout of all lb3 im-ribeis is requested, the
success of the Association miicli depem's on lull
deliberation and exchange of its members
Solomon Ma lick, Presd't.
Em'l Wii.vert. Scc'y.
Itr.CKtvcti. We, Mm nndcrslgucJ, liaving just
received a full stock of hat mid caps., of the
latest styles, will make thai line a specialty
with our clothing tu:iK-ss. We will always
keep on baud the latest styles and will sell them
at lower prices than any one els.; can alTord to
sell. Stvuis ; OrritMiciMtK,
Central Clothing Hall,
Cor. ThirJ and Market Sts., Su;;bury.
lrouit ICrliiforfenieut.
When the physical enereie are overtasked or
fl.itr throuuh wcaknc or disease, lln-y ueed
prompt reiiiforcemctit. Renewed vijror Is most
sjH'.edily supplied Ihroiigh the medium of a tonic
stimulaut, and among medicinal resources of
thai class, ilostctter's Stomach iliUers as
suredly deserve a pre-eminent place. Weakuess,
whether constitutional or arising from disease or
over fatigue, cannot be better compensated for
than by a resort to this prime strcngtheninj;
cordial, 'i he enfeebled invalid, tliecanvalesccnt
and the aired and infirm find that It is an unfail
ing sourer of vigor and comfort. Its combined
tonic and alterative properties also constitute it
an Invaluabit! remedy for indigestion, weakness
of lite organs of oriualion con-tipaviou, torpidi
ty of i tie liver, and Tiiany other Irregularities
aud disabilities, and render il an invaluable pro
tection against malaria, a Well as disorder of
the stomach and bowel.
business iTorals.
y v
When you gu i I'liilaileiphiu, ntu :ii
the Allkgukvy Horse. .No. HI:! mnl SI 4,
Market St. ll-!iUeil, rt'-furniliud, &c,
ly A. I5cek, I'rojirietur, ami price otiiy $2
K:r day.
Siir.rT Miic. A large ussortmcnl for ssle
at the H-tiouica! stand iu the postofliee.
r.xmoKM or voi th.
A GENTLEMAN' who suOere.l for rear from
a."L Nervous
Debilitv. Preiitature Decay.
ami
for
all the i tieeis of vonlhliil indiscretion will.
ibe sake of sullering huiuauii v, seud free to all
who need it, the recie ami direction for making
the simple reine lv by which be was cured. Silf
lerers wishing to jirolit by the advertiser's ex
perience can do so by a.liliessiiig iu perfect cmi
ti lence.
JOHN B. (XiDKN, 42 Cedar f t., New York.
Dec. 17. 1875.
Obstacles to Marriage.
Happy lU-lief Ijr Young Men from the effects
of Errors and Abuses in eariy life. Manhood
restorep. I in inn n t to Marriage removed.
New mi theij o treat men!. New and remarka
ble reim-dies. Bi:k and Circulars sent free,
in h ale' invelo.ier. Ad. Ires, HOWARD AS
SOCIATION. 4!l '. Ninth St., Philadelphia,
Pa., nil Institution having a high reputation for
honorable conduct aud professional skill.
May 28, 1875. ly.
TO 40NM .MPTIVF.K.
Tl.e advt-riisr, hasing been permanently cured
of that dread dts-ase. Consumption, by a sim
ple reinc.lv, s anxious to make known to hi
tcllow Kiitierers the n cans of cure. To nil who
desire it. le! will end a copy of the prc-cilptioti
used, (free of charge), with the ilirections for
preparing uud Using the name, which they will
Had a sure Cure for foi'-nmpiioii. A.-thra.i,
Bronchitis, &v.
Panics wixhitig the prescription will please
' address Rev. K. A. WILSON,
t 191 Penii St., Wiiltnmsburgh, New York.
! Dec. 17, 1875.
ifUarriiTnts.
; On the 8tti March at the M, E. Parsonage by
the Itev. J. A. Dc Mover. Mr David M. Pi niiek
i.inioMis Emma Wiilvekto, both of . Sun
bury. titto bbtdiscmtnls.
TU13 PAPER m OH FILK WITn
r a.
dp
fcr AdvertUlug ontravU can t tuadw.
TXM iti;! ixmici:::
-A- J. H. uiiiiniiigs.
In the Graves Building, East Market Street.
S U N B U ) Y . T E X X A -
Represent the very best Fire, Life and Acci- j
!c.in Companies, t ire Insurance is his specialty.
lie represents such companies as the Etiia of
Hartford ; Royal, of Liverpool ; Home, of New
York, and Amazon, of Cincinnati, the most re
liable companies In existence.
Mar. 10, 1S70. tf.
Tl - -A . l. 1 I.' mt l...mu ... I
V' V Stihsom tt Co., pLrtUi.d, Umiw. ' i
Jttrcn in,lt76. ly. '
Scto bbcrtismcnts.
v - .
lilOlVEFLOWCIt SEEDS AXD
FL01VKKIG KICKS,
Just received ul the Drtiff Store of
C. M. MARTIN & CO.,
a full assortmciil of James Ticks' and Chase
Brothers'
Flower nuU Vegetable KeeIt
Also a choice lot of Flowering Bulbs, IliaeiutliB,
Tuberoses, (lladirhis. Crocus, Tulips,
Lily of Valley. Ac.
WHALE OIL
for destroying insects on Plants, Trees and Rose
bushes. Sunbury, March 10, 1870.
X O T I C E
The I'liiluilclphiu autl Keadiu;
ICailroatl I'ouipuny
Hereby give notice Mmt ON or BEFORE the
FI UST OF MAY N EXT,
They will open a Passenger Station in Fair
mount Park, upon the line of the Junction Ka 1
road, In close proximity to Memorial Hall aud
other principal buildings of the
CENTENNIAn INTERNATIONAL EXHIBI
TION, And that regular passenger and excursion
trains will thereafter be run between the uew
station and the various points upon tiieir several
aiiw.iy lines.
The attention of citizens of Philadelphia look
ing for Summer Residences, and of strangers de
siring to secure bouses or lodging iu the vicinity
of Philadelphia during the period of the Exhi
bition, is called to the fact that, from nearly all
places upon the railroads of I lie Company with
in twenty or thirty miles of thw city, passengers
will be able to reach the Exhibition without
change of cars in as short a time as it sill re
quire to make the trip by horse cars from many
points in the city.
Special Exclusion Train will b run for the
accommodation of School, Societies or other
Associations.
For information apply to C. G. HANCOCK,
General Ticket Agent, No. "-7 South Fourth
Street, Philadelphia, and lo the several Local
Superintendents, or to the undersigned.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
Reading, Mar. 10, 1876. St. General Sup't.
AUCTIONEER.
william i:i:i:si:
Offers his services us auctioneer in Suubury and
vicinity. Having had much cxperieuce, those
having sales or vendues will find, by employing
him, that he will sell goods ut good price, au
that his charges are reasonable
March 10, r7G. 6m.
S'i?
'anil hie! of 1U0 i:.nes, containing Iihik of anoO new-
l...eiB, aid en mutton euov,-iiii c.iiit ol uu.vert lfeiuif.
M .rca 10, ". ly.
Ql 1 a day ut home. AiT-niit wanted. Outfit end
VlZ ieiia- fiv. TKl'E k I'O., Augusta, Mailie.
.Ma.cU 10, 7i'.. ly.
ISEAlTIFUIa
E V E It-K LO O 51 1 X G
ROSE
Sinn
: I'
t R'M Miit able ft r iti; met i .i o floweri;!.
ni'i't H-tleiv lv mail, ist.i;id. Fi.'e nolrii.lid vanetu-H
l iix'leti. Si.im. I J lio. J.OO. VJ do. :i.0O, .' do. Jt.mt,
a." do. ii.UO. l or 10 c ults each ad.laiuuai, one liK.eni
tiee.a jireaiiutn nme to eveiv doii.tr wurlli ordered.
Si ml fer our new Gl' IDE TO KOSE CVLTUKE. aud
efnioHe f rvm oer 3m) linet nortp. V are ths larKent
Kone-eirowem in America, and the only mien allowing
I-iirehaserN to nnkn their own ielerioi.8. atii'f;ictit'U
1? oiraut.f.1. AildnfiTHK DIMtEE : 0 .1HAKII IU,
K c llioweni. Win Orovr, I'liepipr 'o., I'a.
March la, "r. int.
J 1ST received and for sale by CADWALLA
DKR, Tuberoses, Gladioias, Crocuses, Farm,
(iiirden and Flower Sen! of all kinds, in iuau
lities to suit purchasers. Call aud get a Rural
Register i.i3.4w
Elrrtiun of Directors.
TOTICE is hereby riven, thnt an election for
live Directors, Vice President, Secretary,
Tieasurer and Solicitor, by the stockholders of
of the Fort Augusta lluildiug and Loan Associ
ation of Sunbury, will be held in their room, in
Clem nt's luplding, on Thursdav, the 2Hd dav of
March, 1M70, ul V, o'cbick, P. M.
N. V. Makt,
Jacob Smi'MAN,, Sec'v.
March 3, '70.
notice.
Notice is hereby given to the public not to
to trust my wife, Hannah Fowler, nor sell her
anything on my uccount, ns I w ill be responsible
for no bills of her contraction, after this date
March 22.1, 187(5. A. C. Fowlbb.
March 3, 3-.v.
Hecolpt u mi K.xriilit ure ol
Northumberland Couutj for the
lr 1S75.
JOHN' HAAG, Esr., Treasurer, to cash received
from each Ward aud District within Ihe
County from taxes aid other source diiiiuj
the year A. D. 1175, enumerated as follows, to
wit:
DR.
DEIAWAlin.
1S72, Simon Metzar, on acct 2S ) 00
1S74, J A Heiney, " 1.23150
1S75, John Scibert, " 1,519 (XJ
?3,(30 50
MT CAKMKt, I'.OKOt'iin.
1873, E B Stillwagouer, on ac
count $90 00
1874, J G John, in full 255 00
1875, I Hollisler, on acet 75 00
Kivr.iciiiK Loitort.it.
1873, S Hile. on acct $44 00
1874, J M Ml. union, ou acct 185 17
1875, P Fenstermaclier, on acct 195 00
420 00
424 17
NllltTUUMBEKLAVD BOKO .
1873, Thomas Loudon ou acct $431 05
IS74, J Welket, " IkiO IK)
1875, & Latibacli. " 2JO 00
1.157 05
Lowru AfOlS-TA.
l7.l, C 6 Miller, lu lull $252 78
1874, C A Courad, ou acct 784 00
1875, J Martz, 0:1 acct 703 20
1,799 S
t; nun villi; uououou.
! 1874, G W Troxel, on acct $3w! 50
1575, G II Kalip, " 154 OO
454 50
MILTON BOUO .
17, II Harris, In full $818 39
Wo, W 1) snjder, on acci l,0uS 27
lilLI.ISgt'Aol'R TWP.
1874, Wm Blair, in full, $502 00
1;0, II BeiUliciiU' r, o.i a eel 1,504 00
I.r.Wis Twr.
1871, 1 Hiil, on account $1,111 25
1B75, L 11 Fo.lmer, ouae't 517 55
1,826 CO
v,i.Vi0 oo
I V. S e0
w atsontown.
1S74. Levi Lynn, ou aeel 012 00
j 1875, J liua Carl, on account 1'.' 03
'.11 03
1-OIST TWf.
1874, Win Reed, lu full $34 01
1875, Win Urady, on acct 477 00
TUhBUT twp.
1S74, H P Follrocr, ou acct $1,713 7?
1875, T L Karcbner, 4 745 40
Jl'KWrjISVILLE.
1874, Geo Rothei uiel, on acct ft 50 Oil
187 , U Gray, " 142 00
ill CI
2,1."
192 00 !
CAMKKON
1874, C Gonsor, ou acci
1S75, C 11 Weik-1,
avt.
$210 90
150 00
300 90
Jackson Twr.
1874, J Dressier, iu lull ? 1J54 11
1875, II U Latsha, on ucel 432 00
v. ash'.soion twr.
1874, A Bueher, in Jull $109 03
IVii, L Di iiioliuiler, on acct 470 00
l.owni: MAHAIMl'.
1874, JV B'aestr. ou aicouul $540 18
1S75. li Clepp, " 575 00
50 11
79 03
1,121
zi;kbb twr.
1874, II Z Raker, iu full $207
44
187
do on acet
725 00
MM 44
JOK11AS ivr.
1874, H Tioutman, iu lull $107 40
1875, l tcit, ou ucel, 475 00
LITTLE MAUA.NUV.
1874. J Wagoner, in fu.l $99 84
18o', do on acit 210 00
0P2 40
15 84
i
i
!
i
I
MT. CAHMLL Tr.
Is74, H. McDonald, on acct fl75 00
17.., T Tobni ' 1,4'JO 00
1,575 tt)
j MIAUOKIN rsoi'.U.
! 187.'. V Gilger, in full $752 38
1875, do ou m et l,b.iO IH
2,4v2 2i
JMI)EHT'.1WN.
1874, J Bet ter, lu full $21 13
lb7a, D 11 iCvcrill, ou acct 114 00
135 13
nuen twp.
1S74,
1S74, A Vi mine. In full $4
83
V Cer, ou cct
1,005 00
1.4S7 $3
SFIAMOKI TWP.
1874, D Haupt, in full fSC5 71
167 j, I Rothei tael, on acct 233 00
rrrEB maiianot.
1375, J Ferrer, on account
COAL TWP.
1874, S Claybergcr, on acct $235 Ci
1675, P. Ready, 8,000 00
CPPER AU0C9TA.
1574. M D Bostian, in full S09 00
1575, G Zimmerman, on acct 455 00
SUNUURT.
1S74, Sol Weaver, on acct 52.140 75
1875, Wm Rickey, " 815 63
1,097 71
560 00
2,35 C8
;,si4 w
2.956 3S
Amount of cash ice'd from the above
enumerated district
t35,020 44
To cash ree'd, being balance
on note $13 SO
To cash ree'd for Pttrdon' ui
gest, &c 5 00
To cash ree'd from A Heiui
for treas. di-ed 4C 64
To cosh from Updcgraff, May
Johnson jt Brennan for re
demption of four lots 24 SI
To cash from L T Robrbach
for paper 12 6ti
To cash from Geo McEliecc
on account. 300 00
To cash from Nolan, Coor.ev
& Phillips, fines " 20 00
To cash from D M Schwartz
stray cow, 13 70
To cash from Mrs Hamilton,
Sbatnokiu boro, tax 1 00
To casn from Derrick, Gray
& Stiawser, school tax for
Coal township 4 47
To cash from commissioners
of Columbia county G 81
To cash from II J Waltz for
chandelier SO CO
Tocasn from Conrad & Lewis
for lumber 10 45
To cash W T Forsyth, for J
Grosser, lunatic 171 25
To cash J Z Raker, costs 2S 45
To cash from Set: lege), Cul
len, Mrs Hamiltou, Jones,
Morgan, Reed, Adams,
Campbell, John,' Ss Zerba
twp county taxes 13 9(1
Money borrowed riorn bunk$G,8D0 33
do do do NctV,
Conrad, Drumheller, Sny
der, A HutlniaD, and II I)
Il'itl'iuau, amounting to 10,600 00
717
17,490 S3
2,22 51
01 35
To bank stock tax received
To militia tax ree'd iu 1874
To cash received by the Treasurer
from ali sources during the vear
1875
By balance due Treasurer (John
Haag) on bis settlement for the
vear 175
515 99
bo wo
r.6,279 37
CR.
The '1 reasurtr claims credit for the following
itemized amount drawn on him by the Com
missioners for the year A. D. 175 :
No. of
orders
Cwitiuitiioiim.' Pv.y.
(j .1 CJ Durham ill I 50
2 Deliverini; assessments, fcc 30 00
7 Trave'.iu'' expense 2
5'.'i :? i
5 DSReitZ 493 50
2 Delivering assessments, &c 30 00
4 Traveling expenses 103 02
5 Harrison Hcnrie 400 00
2 Delivering assessmmts, kc 30 UO
10 Travcliuir tx pet sea 92 S3
625 50
522 S3
1,033 CO
Si 49
9G6 00
rrertevtintj Attixrncy, ic.
J K Clement ?2T,4 00
Wm A .Sober 100 00
T II U Kae 1,259 10
Shtriif't Ftet.
c54 74
sii
WO IJ
J B Heller
H Rotbcrmcl
Pntltonotry Tt'i.
L T Rohrbacb
Printing.
John Toungman ? 1S5 45
E Wilvert 3 40
P L Uackeubcrg U )
Gilger 4 00
.1 J John, udtu'r 9 70
J E Eichholtr. 119 M0
Hclleltlnger A Coder 7 50
.1 Auten SO 00
Morton & Co 4 OK
GutelitiH 22 W
Cuke 2 IK
I
514 65 i
219 95 !
Oifice seal and blank books
Envelopes, elastic 95 50
Stationary 85 32
i!ox ren'., posiage X" express 54 40
Short-hand writing, O Burrow
Boarding jurors
County auditors' pay, J Mueueli
aud Jos Eisely, 20 days
Audiliug couuty offices
Jury 1SomiinvMti' Pay.
35 22
250 00
120 00
120 70
37 50
W II Lcighou
D M Schwartz
$00 24
12 50
102 74
147 49
21 Miscellaneous expense
J.'xtiminiiHj Coiitniittti appointed ly Vv'rt
1 J E Mueuch, 5 dav $50 00
W L Dewart, 3 (lavs 30 00
P L Hackenberu', 3 days 30 00
110 00
1,209 S2
38 Court House repairs, Vc
: 5 Petit Juror pay $0,07133
4 Grand do 1,059 53
7,130 81
677 31
39 Constable returns aud tipstavci
110 Constables te Justice cost
iuComCai.es $1,005 10
9 Road damages 1,843 10
2,13 20
4.672 22
305 Commonwealth witness fees
94 Roud and bridge viewers & building 3,727 C7
29 Prison expenses $467 11
33 Coroner' & Jury inquests 494 23
901
4 Penitentiarv expenses 2.14S 10
4 Hospital ' do 254 50
79 Assessors & registration 1,772 47
50 Gtu'l fc spring election 2,353 10
2.402 60
4,154 63
County Institute
Agricultural society
359 41
100 00
459 41
474 45
8 5 8 50
490 09
3,825 00
210 30
139 Fox and mink scalp
10 Gas aud feel
6 Interest o i borrowed money
7 Borrowed money paid
12 Court crier' pay. D Beckiy
OUTSTANDING TAX FOR THE
Yi Alt.
COU.KCTOK3.
District.
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1809..
1809..
1870..
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1872..
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1872..
1873..
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Withlnglou Lake...
Thomus Miller
Harmo'.i Snyder
Thomas Burk
Isaac Holli&ter ,
Shaniokin
Point township
Shamokln boro
Coal township
Mt Carmel boro ,
Delaware township...
Jordan township
Mt Carmel twp
Mt Carmel boro
Riverside boro
Shamokin boro
North'd boro
Lower Augusta
Turbutville
Lewis township
M'Eweusville boro....
Turbui township
North'd boro
Lower Mahanoy
Mt Carmel twp
Lower Augusta
Delaware iwp
Walsotitowc boro
Cameron twp
Riverside boro
Coul twp
Sunbury boro
Turbulville boro
Milton boro
Delaware twp
Lewi twp
ChillUquutjue twp
Watsomswu boro
Point twp
Turbut twp
M'Eweusvulo boro...
North'd boro..
Cameron twp
Jackson twp
Washington twp ,
Lower Mahanoy ,
Zerbe twp ,
Jordan twp
Little Mahanoy ,
Mt Carmel twp
Shatuokiu boro
Pnydcrlown boro
Riverside boro ,
Rush twp
Mt Carmel boro
Shamokin twp
Upper Mahanoy
Coal twp
Lower Augusta..:....
Upper Augusta
bunbury boro
! Samuel Melzger
Noah Klock
Anurew Martin
E B Stillwagouer....
0 11 Hile
J P Flucher
Thomas Londou...
Charle S Miller
G W Troxel
Israel Hile
Geo Rolhvrmel
Henry P Follmer
James Welker
Abraham Blasser....
Hugh McDonald
C A v onrad
John A Helny
Levi Lynn .
Christian Gonser
J M Slninon ,
8aniuel Clavberger..
bolomou Weaver....
G 11 Raup
W D Suyder
John Seibert
Levi 11 Follmer
Henry Berkheimer..
Thoma Carl
Wm Grady
Tho Karchuer
8 R Gray
tvunuel Luu each
Cha W Weikel
Henry B Latsha
Levi Drumheller
Bostian tepp
I Henry C Raker.. ....
Daniel Geisl
! Jeremiah Wagoner.
j Thomas Tobin
: W in li Gilger
I Daniel 11 Everilt....
i P Fenstermaclier...
j Val Epler
; Isaac llollister
. Isaiuli Rotherinel...
J Joseph Fugcr
1 Patrick Ready
Isaac Mariz
! Geo Zimmerman. ..
j Wm T Rickey
I
1 Part paid elnce January 11. AI1 paid iuce January 1st.
THIS 18 TO CERTIFY that we, the uiideriirm d, Auditor of Northumberland County, in pur
suance of a special net of Assembly, passed March 31st, ls.VJ, having met in the Commissioners'
Uillce on the third Monday of January, 1876, and adjourned from time to time, and have examined
and natcd the several accounts and audited and adjusted and settled the same, required of us by
law. agreeable lo tbe several act of Assembly and applements thereto, according to tbe best of
our judgments and abilities, and we do fuilher certify that upon due examination of the expense
books we Had tbe Indebtedness of the county in unpaid orders to be $12,174 55, including two orders
issued ia 1S75, amounting to 11,350 OOj which may be lost, and 703 38 due John Haag, lute Trea
surer, mnkiug the indebtedness of the county to be $12,037 03.
In witness whereol we have hereunto eel onr hands and seals the 17th day of February, 1376.
CHARLES HOTTENSTE1N. L.i
I dlsnpprovt of some assertion made ia tbe above certincate.J
SAMUEL McNINCU. us.
JOHN W. BRENNAN. l-B.
8C0 00
10 0
Clerk't ray.
P W Gray
Wm Rickev
D M Schwarti
33 00
225 00
COO 00
858 00
4,545 S7
1.306 27
1 State taxes for the year 1874
I Buuk tax paid to Stale "
Bv amount of orders paid, Issu-'d
for the year 1875 47,420 25
Amount of outstanding orders paid
for the year 1874 C6 74
Whole amount of order paid by Trea-
surer during the year 1875 I47.4S6 99
By two receipt from Slate Treasu
rer ror state tax paid for the year
1875 Id full
By receipt for baud ttock tax paid to
State Treasurer for the year 1875,
in full
By commission for collecting bank
stock at 5 per ccut
iiy 1 percent, commission for paying
$8,587 52 State tax to State Trea
surer for the yeurs 1874 and 1875
By 1 per cent, for paying 92,400 31
bank tax to State Treasurer for the
years 1874 and 1875
By 2.'4 per cent, on 941,637 35 paid
4,041 15
2,091 04
111 3-2
85 8-j
34 21
1,040 93 j
1,383 47 j
I by l reusurer ror county purposes
By balance due the Treasurer for the
j year 1874
j A CONDENSED STATEMENT,
I Showing the corresponding balance iu the Trea
surer's account and tlie disbursements, and the
1 assessing and collecting of taxes, allowing ex
onerations und percentage for the collection of
'. the same ; and all mouey borrowed and re
ceived from other sources by J. G. Durham,
Daniel S. Reiti and Harrison Ileurie. Commis
sioners of Northumberland county, for the
; use of the same, from the 1st day of January,
i A. D. 1875, to the 31t day or December of the
same year, both days inclusive.
January 1, 1875.
! Amount of outstanding county tar
for the year 1874 and previous
I Amt of outstanding State tax
13 Janitor's pay, F S Fasold
1 do do Jacob Cable
926,650 24
557 04
331 40
41,834 29
2,220 51
fll 35
do do militia tax
Amt of tax assessed for the year '75
Amt of bank stock tax assessed for
the use of the State for the year '75
Cash ree'd, being militia paid in 1874
Anit of money borrowed from bank
& sundry persons for the use of the
county, amounting to 17,4'JO 33
Cash ree'd from different sources as
itemized in ths Treas's statement 717 36
989,868 01
1876, January 1st, balance due Treas
urer on settlement of hit acc't for
ihe vear 1875
7C3 35
90,6;:l So
December 31, 1S75.
Amount of uncollected county tax
for the year 1S75 and previous -$S1.710 C5
Amount of uncollected State tax 470 04
do do do militia tax 331 49
Exonerations allowed collector 79 32
Commissions do do 1,041 37
Commissions allowed for collecting
bank stock tax 111 32
Amt of orders paid by Treis'r for the
use of the county 41,(537 35
Amt of State tax pain by Treas'r for
the years 1874 and 1875, in fall 8,5S7 52
Amt of banK stock tax paid lor the
years 1874 and 1875, in full 5,400 31
Commission allowed Treas'r on ?41,-
C37 35, 2)5 per cent 1,010 93
Commission on $3.-100 31 at I f.r.r
Cent on bank tax paid the State Z 21
Commission on $1,587 52 State tax
paid 85 Sj
Balance due Treasurer on settlement
for the year 1S74 1,333 47
190.031 M
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTT.
In account with the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania respecting tax on personal property aud
Bauk stock for 1S75.
DR.
To balance dae State for 1874
To amt of said tax as fixed by tho
board of Revenue Commissioners
on personal property for 1875
To amt of bank stock t-ix assessed
for 1875
$1,543 37
4.3iXl 00
2.220 51
il1,09 89
CR
Ly commission for collecting J 1,300
al 5 per cent $215 00
One per cent Trtas'rs commission 40 85
By commission for colleeting $2.22rt-
51 at 5 per cent 1 1 1 32
By Treas'r commission ot 1 per C"t.t 21 32
By receipt Jauuarv 9, 1875 4,533 21
do do " 28, 1875 10 18
do August 17, 1575 2.0'.it 04
do January 3. 1876 3,033 57
do do II. 187fi 1,010
?ii,o;9
JOHN HAAG, Esi., Treasurer of Northumber
land couuty, in account with the State of
Pennsylvania respecting Mercantile, Tavern,
Liquor, Stora Licences, X;., for ths year 1875.
DR.
To amount of Mercantile, Tavern and
Liquor llcens c SG,970 90
To 25 copies pamphlet law 25 00
$7,001 90
fC.214 IS
178 38
009 34
CP..
By 8 receipt from State Trcisr.rer
By commission allowed
Balance dne State
$7,001 90
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCES
Of Northumberland county, on the I: t day of
Jaouarv, A. D. 1870.
DR.
To amount of outstanding orders un
paid amounting to $10,824 55
To balance due Treasurer ou sttle
meut of his acc'ts for the year '75 703 55
To exonerations and per cent, to be
allowed on outstanding tux anrt
iug to about 1,800 00
Balance of outstanding tax due nod
owing the count y lH,79t 29
$32,187 39
CR.
By amount of outstanding couuty tax
for the year '75 and previous years $31,710 65
By amount of outstanding State taxes
fir the year 1S72 and previous
years 470 74
$32,187 39
Asset above the Indebted
ness of the county, on
January 1, '70, about $18,799 29
Also balance due from Geo
McF.liece, late Treas. 4.438 29
Amount 1
YEAR 1S75 AND PREVIOUS YEARS.
COl'NTT.
fTATR. i Militia.
$41 55
39 53
31 63
28 90
22 32
5-1 88
$100 00 !
2,808 26 j
00 44 ;
205
53
43
21
144 45
608
210
251
49
-19
33
93
11
4.V
60
98
65
30
22
28
70
99
97
57
93
10
20
20
34
19
50
60
00
01
40
52
99
67
52
96
95
37
53
14
81
51
70
01
01
93
60
44
47
11
12
38
9 73 i
13 92
47 51 I
67 72 I
119 OS
475
88
25
921
133
251
347
255
135
25
3)1
798
249
t203
f.42
t 1.325
1 1,497
1 31
928
913
1 1,803
,87
11.710
f294
340
77
"933
349
f390
. 70
488
tl,548
89
190
372
810
1,300
141
1,255
790
1,005
2,435
I ...
31,710 65
476 74
8G1 49
Sib S)3rtisxmji'ts.
Administrator Notice.
(Estate of Iauc B. Shaffer, of Lower Mahanoy
township, dee'd.)
NCTICE is hereby given that tetters of ad
ministration Lava been granted to the
nndcrslgned on the estate of Isaac B. Shaffer,
lute of Lower Mabanoy twp., Northumberland
County, Pa., deceased. All persons iudebted to
said estate are requested to make immcdiato
payment, and those having claim to preseut
them for settlement.
JACOB SPATZ, Arlm'r.
Lower Mabanoy twp., March S, '7G 6t.
Moojjy & Sankey.
r J. HALKA SOS, IWnthtn, 17 Murray St.,
New York will issue, early in March,"
JlOOIsY 1 S S KEY.
An authentic account of their Live and
Services,
1!j FRANK S. HEAD Ell.
One Vol. 12 mo. Portrait;-.. Paper 50c. Cl.-.th M.00
The author (who.is Editor of & well-kuown
Pennsylvania Newspaper) bas been for mauy
years the intimate personal friend and compan
ion of Mr. Sankey ; and Hon. David Sankey, the
father of the Singing Evangelist, writes to the
Publishers,
"I know of no one, outside our family, who
ha had belter opportunities of becomiuig ac
quainted with the personal historv of my sen
than Mr. Reader."
He U also intimately acpiaint'-.l with Mr.
Moody's career, and the sketch of his life has
been suggested and revised by his friends.
It is the only book containing Mm Life of Mr.
Saukey, the sweet singer who 1ms charmed so
many thousands, and a history of the ''solo sim:
ing" which has given him sueU power with the
people.
It is the only cheap book with a complete re
cord of the live aud work of the American
Evangelists, whose names have become house
hold words in all Christian land;.
It is the only look containing a record com
plete and full, and iu chronological order, of
their work in Great Bril iln : and yet so condens
ed as not to be tedious.
A very large first edition will he printed, but
to secure supplies dealers und canvassers should
send iu orders nt onct. The price is small, but
the discount will be liberal.
When not to be found at the local bookstore,
the book will be mailed to any address ou receipt
of the price, by
K. J. II.1L.K A SOS lublihrrs.
17 Mvkkat Stkf.et, New Yobk.
The Enterprise lluildiug anil Loan
AiSMocialioii.
"VTOTIC'E! Notice is hereby given that the
books are now open for subscriptions to the
2nd scries of stock of the association. The 2nd
series dates its commencement from Jauuary,
1S70. The books will be closed br this month,
on Monday evening, Feb. 28th, tt 8, P. M. All
those therefor, rfetirous of subscribing, should
do so at once. ' This can be done by applying to
any of the Board of Director?, to the Presdt., E.
B. Wesifall, or to the Sec'y., Frank S. Murr.
Notice is also hereby given to the stock hold
ers, lhal the next regular meeting will be held
at the large brick building iu Caketown, on Mon
day Eve., Feb. 2Sth, between ihe hours of 7 and
8, P. M.
Iu the Court of Quarter Session or
1 the I'eaee or Aorth'd County.
"VTOTICEis hereby given that ihe following
JL person have filed petitions in the Court of
Charter Session of the Peace of the County or
Northumberland, for Tavern, Restaurant aud
Lhiuor store licenses, and thai Hie same will be
presented to the said court on the second Mon
day of March next.
TAVERN.
Henry Haas, Pttnbttry Horn.. Old Stand.
Christian Nell", '
Ed. T. Drumheller, '
Charles Garlnger, '
Samuel Weaver, '
W. A. Hambright, '
James H. Jctlries, ' "
Audrew M. Kerse, " "
Joseph Womcr, " "
Henry J. Reader.
Charles D. Cox,
William Fisher,
Mary E. Huff,
Henry E. Lutz,
Charles W. Stick
Joseph Deppen,
Edward C. ilerh,
Thomas Scott,
George EeUert.
McF.WellSViile.
Mi'toti boro..
Mt. Carrae! boro..
Nor'.h'd boro..
Chanes F. Hess, , '
Jacob Huusicker, "
Julia Ann Johnson,
Jacob Rentier, "
Thomas J. Statimi,
B.E.Adams, tlia:noklii bur.. stan I.
Satu'l S. Byerly,
Geo. S. Fisher,
Thoe. Gilleapie, "
Wra. F. ilcbcn.
John Larkin, " "
John McMauus, ' "
Edward Nicholson. ' "
Clayton E. Rebuck. " "
Michael Ready, "
Heury Sunmous, "
Mary Tiiumes. " "
J. A. Weaver, ' . "
D. H. Wilcox, " Ncw stand.
Wiilluiu Farroir, Siivdertown, Old stand.
Siivdertown,
Ttirbutville,
Wutsonrown,
D. II. Dreisbach,
Franklin Keller,
J. R. Cooner,
John B. Gilbert,
C. F. Youug,
Cbas. B. Boyer,
Dauiel 1. Luisha,
Jared Heuniuger,
John Boyd,
John Downey,
Patrick Riguey,
Jacob Kramer,
David Killmati,
John Albert,
1. O. Billman,
Ellas bcluitfer,
Elia Fagely,
D. M. Zaiiman,
Elia Byerly
Cameron twp.,
Coal twp.,
..
&
Delaware twp.,
Jackson twp.,
JorJaa twp.,
.
Little Mabanoy,
Lnwer .Mahanoy,
Abiabain Kothermel,
Frankliu Sarge,
A. Wald,
Elia Wiest,
Michael Graham,
Haunah McDouuell,
14
i.
Mt. Carmel twp.,
'1 boa. P. McDouneli.
P. Murray & M. Murray,
James Ratferty,
Mary ecott,
Thomas Tobiu,
Miffliu & Harlliue,
Joel Biltenuac,
tui'l 11. Geisl,
Nathan E. Kehres,
J. B. Enders,
Janie Cooper,
rjhauiokin twp..
Upper Augiiiia,
I'pper Mahanoy,
Washiuglon,
Zerbe twp..
Patrick 11. Curruu,
Thoma Foulds, Sr., "
Thomas Fouids. Jr., '
William Foulds, "
Beujiirain Knouss, '
H. a. Wnf.Tcr, "
RESTAURANTS
Jacob W'. Bright,
Win. C. Young,
Jacob Kliraer,
Daniel Kuauf,
J. A. Summers,
Mary Kiley,
Lewi F. Huuimi l,
Andrew Herb,
Dennis Gilbert.
Andrew Janasky,
George Noll,
Michael SclilacdsT.
L. J. Delate,
William A. Fisher,
George W. Artmau
Heury E. Byeily,
Kii-lior t Wild.
Sunburv boro.. Old stauj.
Milton boro.. "
.
.Vi.Carrarl boiii, "
Shatnokiu hor.., "
V.ilnmiown boro,
Cacieron tv.p..
.facksou '
Zero"
Coal twp..
Samuel Clavberget. Coal twp., Newst.uil
M:iry Djvitt. "
LIQUOR STORES.
Ed. A. Dawson, Mt. Carmel boro., Old stand.
Michael Hotan, " "
Nicholas Weuck, North'd boro.,
Dauiel lleiin, Shamokin boro., "
George McElicce, " "
John Ross, "
Thomas Laughlin, "
LLOYD T. ROHKBACIi. Clerk.
Clerk's Oaice, Suubury. Pu.. Feb. 18, ';5.
DeMHOIutiou of 1'urtiierMbip.
Sinbi KT, January 21tb, 18?i.
The lirtu of Conlcy, Hackett t Mateer is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Tbe book of
the late firm will remaiu iu the hands of J. H.
Couley lk d. VY Hackett, who will continue tbs
hardware buMuces at the old staud. All per
son iudebted will please make immediate pay
ment, and those havinir claim present theui for
settlement to CONLEY fc H ACKETT. .
Sunbury,
UG.
JE.
HAAS EXPECTOKAXT-The Great
Remedy for Coughs, Coids, Consumption, and
all Diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Will
Cure, and often when apparently hopeless One
bottle may not complete the work, but if the
patient continues the use of tbe EXPECTOR
ANT, taking in regularly, relief will soon be ob
tained, and a Cure made. PRICE 50 CENTS.
Hold by all Drngs'tst. .
What a Ibyiclan Says.
Green Bbuk, Pa.
I dispensed your Haas' Expectorant amouz
my patients, a ad it has proved more efficacious
than any other medicine of it class that 1 have
been using in my medical career.
Truly yours, I. Leo Misoir, M. D.
Feb. 11, 1878. row.
CALIFORNIA.
132 catCAOO & oaxa--wfjTC&3 aan.wv
Embrace uuder one tnanairenient the Great Trur.i
Bilwy Liue of tae w'EijT and XOKTHWFKT mnf
with it, , nmnerou. bnnohe, ,nd connectlout for i. the
.hortert ,ud qnickert rout, between Cbicaio" i!
pom .In Illinoi-, WiouMin, Xorthera M.uS.lu
Oniaha and Calirornia Liae
I the shortest and best route forn poinl. in SorHa-ru
AnraK h btonSi! Chins, Jra and
Chieago, Madison and St. Paul Lino
Is ihe fhort line for Northern Wisconsin and MiBnesc
tu. and lor M i Jiton, Ht. fanl, MuueaFoU-, Duluth ud
all fHrit" ill tti Orr.t Xorthwejit. It
H iiiona and tit. Peter Line
I tue only roiiln for Winoua, Knehfuter, inratouus
Vaukato. S:. Fe-er. Xw Ulm, and ail point in Houiu
irru and Cuulia! Miiinaota. lit
Greeu Bay and SXarqnette Line
Is lh culy Hue for JanesviUe, Watertown, Fond Du
lae, Oahili, A;.rletou. (ren Bar, Eacanalja, Jiegao
Rw, .t'.ri".tetre, ilMiijfUJou. Its
Freeport and Dnbuqne Line
Is the only route for Ehriii, Kockford, Freport, aud all
points via i'T'oi-ort. It.
hit-ago and .flilnaakee Line
If ihe old Iakf Short Ir.iUe. and i the only one raaing
.hroiii;!i Kvacrton, Lake Font, Highland l'ark, Waukr
'il', U ii-j iv, Kenoxiw to Milwaukee.
Pul!iuan Palare Car
ara run oa a!) Ibroiinh trains of fliis roail.
Tui is th OXI.V I.IXK nniniuK the ear Irtwwa
Cliicairo aud Kr. hut, Chicago ami Milatike-, or Clu
eatto ul Winona.
At Omaha our Skejxrs r )m, t with the OverUud
Sleepera on the I'niou Paeiiie Kailix?ad for all pciais
West of the MLwouri River.
On the arrival of the trains from t!i Eutt or South,
the trains oi the I tiii-jjii a Xorth-Wwii-rn ft.-iiwy
Li ivf. I Hir.vno aa follovrn:
Kr Co.iucil BIuiTh. Oiuaha and California. Two
Tiiroiit-u Trains daily, willi fulimsa I'ala.-e Drawing
Kootu aud Skf iiinst cars thrt.uiju to lnnril Kluff".
i .r St. Kr.ii and Miuueajoh, Two Through Trail.
daii.!-, v.i!ii I'.iilintm faiaee cars attached on bntta trail..
lor n-ti I-.jv and Lak SuFerior, Two Truln iU;:!.
arjti Vulliiiau l -rlL-CHcnr ati-.ciieu. and raaniu thruiua
lo afarfia-tti.
For ai'lan-aW-v, Fuar Thv-ub Trains ibily, Pnlluisn
cam on niht train. Parlor Ctiairs car on day train.
f or SjKtrra and V.'iuopa and point ia ?.!inDrm-i.
Oue Tbr-.iii?ii Tr.-in itaily, ir!i llilliran Slvfprri. lo
IViiioua.
i'or tubu.ii-. via Kriiori, Two Tiirough Train
diiily, wiia I'uUniaii cir oa nitfht tntin:1!.
for lubnii;ie a:al I.i Crnwf via Clinto'i, Two
Thruii;:h Traiii daily, with Pullman earavnuigkt traiu
to Mei.rHijr, U.H'a.
i'.ir Siox I iij and Van!::oii, Two Train daily. Pl
mau eai to Miouri Valley Juncriou.
'r Iike ili-nv. Four Train dsilv.
For Koekfoni, sterlinif, Kcuui-ha,' Jaiievillr, and
usht-r poiuta. you can have from two to ten train da:lv.
X'ew York Ortee, No. 4lh Broadwav : uston OiTio-.
Xi. S Stati utrert ; Omaha OrBee, aw Farnham Mmt;
Man FraniKii OiBce, 121 Montgomery atrert ; Chicago
Ticket Oilier : iWCiaik urti-i, under "Rbrrman Kov.r;
corner 'anal and Madison sireK ; Kinzie Htm Tep.
comer W. Kibe sod Caual atrrets ; Well Mretr
iN-iot, eoruer Well and Kinzie rret.
F.r rati or i;.f..rmation uot .-.ttaiiblt from your
honie ta-k.-t aK-utn, ai'i iy to
W. H. Stesnett, " MTWHMair r.
lien.Paiw. A't, t'hiejsfu. C-t-a.' y't, ChirtK-j.
Fi-b.4, 1S7C ly.
A.1IEKICAX HOTELS
;Sonhnry, Pa.
iV. .. Ilanittrisht, Proprietor.
Has been refitrtrl and re-furDisbed lhrou;;boot.
Good and ample accommodations fr a!!. Th'
bar 1 supplied with tho bet linuors.
Sunbury, Jan. 23 ly.
Assiguee A'otiee.
""NOTICE 1 hereby eiven that Isaac II. Ke.
X ler, of Lower Mahanoy towuthip, Nurth
mubcrland county, Pa., bus, by voluntary deed,
assigned all bis property, real and personal, to
the undersigned on tbe second day of February,
lh?6. for the benefit of hi creditor. All per
sons knowing themselves ta he indebted to mM
Isaac H. Keseler will nt.ike immediate fayniecl
and thoe lmviu claim a.tiust him will r.r
fent tbem fir payment to
KEN.T. M. BUBB. Assltrnee.
Dalmatia P. O., North'd Co.. Pa.
Lower Mahanoy, Feb. 11, ISTo H.
Aiuiiuistrator A'otiee.
(Estate of P.alph Thirloway, lcd.)
"VOTICK is hereby given lhat letter i.f :ut-
minUtration having lieen granted to the un
'ler;irned on the estate of Ralph Thirloway, kilo
of the B')ro:ib of Mt. Carmel, North'd Ovinty.
Pa., deceased. All person indebled to ss'i' es
tate s re r-qnisteil to raaks immediate payment,
and t!n-e liMvinir claims to present them lor set
tlement. DAVID J. LEWI., Adtu'r.
.It. ::rm'-!, Jan. 14, 17;.
-yrriLLiAM w ater,
House. M ii and 1'renroe Paiuter.
SUXBURV, TA.
Will an. iiii to rra'niti;:, pai!iriii and Kr--.H.i;iK Iti
oil. .l e;:r.r.:i-, ill 'in.! j.r!vili- h.uiira, at r-u: t rti-fii--.
Jan. tf. fun.
"AT Til. LI A. 'I It. EBDMAX,
1 Jr-Tire r.p thk rrcv,
SUAMOMN, PtXX'A.
Collection und (.titer business entrusted t'
his case will receive prom;t attention.
Slmtuokin, Jan. 21, 1SI6. ly. "
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rW
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