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Ph;ia., Reading, and POttsville
Rail Road.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THANGE Of Hours aud two Trains Daily
each way, except Sundays.
On and after Monday, May lst. 1918, two
trains will run each way, daily, between Phila
and Potsv,le
MORNING LINE-ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Philadelphia at y A. VI daily except
Sundays
Passes Reading at 10 I5 A. NJ.
Leaves Pottsville at - A. VI. daily except
Sundays. Passes Readthg at . 10 A NJ
The above Line stops at all way stations oil
the road as formerly
AFTERNOON LINE-F ST TRAIN
Up Train. DOicH Train.
Leaves Philadel phia a, Leaves Potisvlle at 81
% P NJ daily except p, NJ daily except
Sundays Sundays
Leaves PhGnixville IS Leaves Sch Haven, 9 81
" Potstowu, l,i5 " Port Clinton, 8 90
" Reading, 800 Reading, $50
f" Port Clinton, SAB " Poftstown, l30
+" Sch Haven 6,lOl rhnnixville, S 90
Arrives at Potts Arrives at State
Vile 20I Road $50
The afternoon train will stop only at the above
named stations Passengers for other points
must therefore take the Morning Line
Depot in Philadelphia, corner of Broad and
Vine Streets No Passengers can enter the Cars
unless provided with Tickets.
NOTlEE-Fny pounds OF baggage will be
allowed to each passenger in these lines and
passengers are expressly prohibited from taking
anything as baggage but their wearing apparel
which will be- al the risk of its owner No
freight will be taken by these lines.
BY order OF Board of Managers.
S. BRADFORD, Secretary
Nav lSiS-f
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Life Insurance. Annuity
and Trust COmDanv.

OFFICE "a WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
CArITAL S250O00.-CHARTER PsRrETr.L.
gI'IIE Company prepared to transact busilcs
| npDu the most liberal and advantageous terms They
authorized by their charter (sec - 'tp max. al and
every insurance appcrtanng to life risks ol whatever Kind
nature. and and trusts make crow
mcnts, and to grant and purchase amui,ies" The Com
puiy sell annutes and cnowmcnis. and act Trustees
for minors and heirs
Table oi Premiums required for the Assurance oi 500 for
the whole OF Life.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18

NAvAL,-Orders have been received at the
Wy Yard, at Gosport, to fit out thd United
tes frigate Raritan, destined to the Gulf of
,xico, it is said, as the flag ship of Commo-
e Lawrence Kearney.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18
GREAT NATIONAL. WORK.
A History OF the Revolution and Lives OF the
Heroes OF the War of Independence.
BY CHARLES J. PETERSON.

IN elegant rolume r,h IS .jiic Steel Plates,
aad nearly 200 beautiful Wood Engravings
'rhs is a splendid book 4 valuable addition 10 The
Hist ric Literature OF our country We much mlsla
ken ii 1t does not take rank with the works q lTying aud
Prescott. - mnkiord lIcyA.
1t surpassos any siaT work yet offered 10 the Amer
public MEALS GgZetIe.
ut rsy be properly considered q popuAris"d Mi'1fy
History of the Revolution, extremely wei and udicl1gs
wruenn-N. American.
The present work on the Rev .ltion aud its Heroes Is
SUPERIOR both IN AMI design - eny that has hereto
fore c me under notice, ,'-luq.
4 well connected History ol that cycnfd perodiIed-
ger.
Dccdcliy the best popular History OF the war Of the
Revutp and its Heroes, that has yet been giycn the
country. .n-Saturday Evening Post.
lS- AGENTS WANTED 10 convass Tor the above ele-
giant Work. in every County mi Town in the United
States to whom the liberal inducements will be Offer
ed. Price only So
Address (posi-paid) NM. \. lEARN.
No lJs North SECOND ST.
PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia May 90, lsis--3m
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THOUSAND DoLL,us SAvrp!
ASHBX g. ROCAP.
Hat and Cap Manufactures

Sou7h Eda Corner II 4fh and WlrHef MreeI,
Basement Si0ry
II I, A d e L p II a.
HAVE constantly nn hand full and complete
IL assortment of HATS. CAPS, and FURS
Ais, an elegant nssormrnt Of nrn-' an hnys'
Lcghorn, Panama, and Paln.haf Hats. An of
wl ich by savin. of $1,000 in nj, will he s,l,l,
whole ale ard retail, n, The v,rv lnwes' prices
Country dealers woul d, well To call as Ivy e.
economy and low rent, we are en,l'le to ,cll at
very low rates.
jane l0,h, lStS--1y
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Screen Cylenders.

Premiums Cook owes. .I
National Air. Tight Cooks.
Parlor Stoves.
100 Louis Ait.Tight Parlor Stoves.
$50 Charles the lst AiITight do ..
200 Lady Washington Air Tight Parlor.
1870 Washington Alr-Tght do
300 McGregor's three days Parlor AirTght
Coal Stoves, burning three days without atten-
tion.
For sale wholesale and retail by North, IIarri.
son & Co. No $50 Market street. Philadelphia.
Ph ladelpha July 18th, 1915
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A G e N rs
WV "A A~"HN"

TlO CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND
Il POPULAR WORK., in every COUNTY
throughout the United States. To Agents, the
most liberal encouIs gement is oiiered-wi,h
small capital of se5 to $500 A chance is offered
whereby an agent can make from $40 to ss5 per
week, For further particulars. address (postpsid)
WM. A. LEARY,
No. l5e Norh SECOND Street,
rhilsdclpb,s, Sept. Q. is4e.-6n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18

4 little volcano |. said 10 have broken out
coal bed iu Shelby county, Texas. The
lie was accidentally set on fire about a
IT ago, and has been burning ever since.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18

sAuGuRATIos DAY-The 4th of March
It year comes on Sunday. The Inaugural
of Gen. Taylor will, therefore, take place
Monday the 5ih Who will be Presidcn.
he 4th. ftl
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18
Ssrigfsfs Indian Vegetable PILLS;

Henry Mtsser. Sunhury.
Z. Il j. Kaufman, Augusta ,own,tip.
Iohn II. Vine nt, Chillisquaque.
kase & Dergs're"ser. Eiyshure.
Samuel Herb, Little Mchuniy,
William Deppcu. Jackson.
lrcl ,nd ana HAYNES McEwcn.,e.
Will''m Hcinrn s. Brother, Mil,rn.
For-ylhe, Wilson q Co, Northumberland
iamvs Reed, P1iisgrove.
&. W. Scott, Rd~hviiIe.
w. y Il Ftgrly, Sham,kinto"n.
Rhode. G Fafrnw Sny yders,"wn.
Amos /. Besrl' Tuthnsvilo
Hun"eviI,e Ha!shuc, Upper Mahonoy,
l,hA O. Rom, do do.
e. l. Hl er, Watson'owr. !
Who'e.rIr, 1t lhc o!lita aud general depot, LBe
Riee 81, Fhiianti rlia. July 3, lS4S.-Iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18

From THE FAR WEsT.-The St. Louis Re-
publican, of the 3lst ult., has long, gossip
ping letter from Fort Childs in Nebraska Ter
ritory, dated the 9th, the substance of which
is that the troops there are anxiously expect
ing the promised relief that the greater part
of the Oregon battalion is scattering along the
frontiers, only the headquarters and eighteen
or twenty men remaining at the fort, and
that the headquarters would, in a few days,
take up the line of march for Leavensworih.
The Pawnees were stealing horses from the
Sioux, whenever they could get chance,
and now and then taking scalp; the Sioux
returning the compliment with equal zeal.
We give the postscript 10 the letter.
p. M.-Mr. Culberlson, and party, from St.
Louis, passed here on the lst for Fort Lara
mie. Some two hundred wagon passed down
Yesterday on the opposite side of the Platte,
from the valley of the Salt Lake They are
mods for the happy valley. 1t is understood
hat so soon as a sufficient number of the
aithful reach Salt Lake, they intend TO ap-
by for a Territorial Government, The move
nent think will be made next year,
The Republican publishes and order from
he late General Keamey: dated at Jeneison
Barracks, Oct. IS, transferring the command
f the military department 10 1t. Col. Loomis
With the headquarters at St. Louis, Gen. X.
esigning the command on account of the ILL.,
ess which, as we know, has since termina-
I'd his valuable life.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18

ORAcULAR CALcULATIoN.-An ingenious
'rcnch correspondent of the New Orleans
Zee, OF the I'd inst, five days before the
lection, gives the following curious arihme-
ical coincidence, applied 10 his own calcula-
ion, on the result of the Presidential cleo.
ion.
He says. by numbering the letters of the
lphabet in the order in which they stand,
nd applying the numbers to the letters COM
osing the name of Zachary Taylor, he firds
le addition of these numbers is l73.
By the same system, he finds the numbers
ppied TO the letters comprising the phrase
will be President" also add up l73.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18
@VlMvy-AmRSao
Patent Albright
SUMMER AND WINTER COOKING


rT,fiE above Stove which is equally well adapted to Wood
or Coal has received silver medina at the fars If the
American Institute, New York Of the Mechanics lustl-
tute, Boston OF the Franklin Institute Philudcla and
OF the Mechanics' Institute, Wilmington, Delaware
is capable properly used Of doing more work, with
less fuel than any other Stove yet offered to the public in
winter will warm the largest kitchen, while ID sumner
with the summer dress attached 1t throws ont ~, more
king or roasting cannot be surpassed by any other Stove
RECOMMENDATIONS.
CERTIFICATE OF the JuDeEs THE MECHANICS Issri-
TUTE, BosToN
We the subscribers being chosen Judges by the Nns,.
ch'isets Charitable Mechanics Association in Boston,
stoves furnaces, ranges &c would inform the public that
inter testing all the cooking that put into the
fair tor exbition and letting each manage his
stove with the same kind Of coal in order to ascertain
whlch would do the work with the least fuel In the
sle time, and do 1t best, find that Stewards Patent
Summer and Winter Arfig Cooking Stove, mnunfactur
cd by the patcntee Troy, ~ " tn be the best took
but IL minutes to boil two gallons OF water and bake biscuit
IN the linc time aud broi beef steak, and all done in the
best manner with pounds Of coal in thirty minutes
ron the time the fire put into the stove. To which
we awarded the silver medal
JAMES GOULD, WALTER CORNELL,
THOMAS MOULTON, A. ID. WEBER, and
JAMES PAGE, JuDoEs.
The subscribers respectfully invite the attention of
try dealers of the largest and best selected stock OF
stoves, offered in this city among which the fol-
lowing
Bases
Screen Cylenders.
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From Hon. H. ID. Fosrri Member Vi Congress from
Peruy;vaGia.

T. u.
Dcnr SIT hnvc been dvspcptic sufferer about ten
years, nnu nave rcsnrtcd 10 vu medicines lor relic!
without success, until made use OF your "OXyCenntci
bIticrs" have used alb MT tyn hotties and find ,ysrlf
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administered part Ci battle II number Of nv afflicted
friends, with great They are desrous tina, Won
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Anrll L. lsla--
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In presenting the pabc with a rarriy fac The ear,cn,
and cure OF FErEa AGrr "nI tier bill us disease
no apolgy Is needed. ast numbers H the Unitcd States,
who snirr from these affections their vurc forms art
compelled to seek relief from other than The mme-
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est to bring before them remedy prepared from much ey.
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EFFEcrUAL, ASp Harmless TO THE coNsTtTrrlov That
sueh is the true character of the INDIA LAGOGCE
amply aesiei ly the universal success with which has
been employed
ts- Extract from /, communication of tho Hon. VII.
Michigan.
DETROIT, Oct 81, $50.
DocToR CHARLES O-Goup,
Dear Sn-l have read with murh interest. your little
TRAEATIsg upon the causcs AMI c1re'' o tho
cbe Diseases which have extensively prevailed in onr
country during the lust few mmihs-an interest increased
no doubt by the fact that | have Individually suffered y
much from them. Though feel myself very inconpc,cnt
to Judge safely upon subject 81 entirely professional Yet
your theory seems TO me well rcas nc and your cJcu-
sons Just AMI think witla tlat your pamphlet is calcu-
lated u produce much practical good
Speaking Of the medicine he SAYS 1t fly justified vour
aeriS eNpectatl ms, and safe cnci. and plp-
ar remedy, iny own experience 81 far induces nc ~ be-
ieve tnt will prove great public benefit. pleased
10 learn that you have recently established agencies
for its ositionthough regret that, with view to
more general dissemination OF il, YOU should have found it
necessary To remove from your prcsc residence a,ig Us
With much respect have the h,nlr 70 hc, air,
Your obliged servant,
WILLIAM WOODBRIDGE.
~ FROM Hon s1rriIEN ' R, 1'nowRnlnlE, Of Mica-
gan state Senate, tn the Agent III Detroit
BRMINGuAM. olKLANU 60, De-, H. ISL
Sir-yon wish m" TO inform you what know oi Df.
osgoods India Choiagog or aii'hios rlicine. Il,
believe tina, ii the virtue and efficacy this medicine were
generally known, the fFVEE AND would disappear IL
Michigan
procured bottle in the spring Of Isi and have good
reason to believe that myself nd family escaped the aguc
last season III consequence ol lis use.
Perhaps in no summer snrr the settlement ~ this fine
peninsula has the fever anl ague been prevalent the
lust have recommended this medicine IN numerous il
stances and when the disease had become fixed and bacl
the skill Of physicians; and have known IL tAl l.
has universally produced the ns happy effects, AMI be,
lieve hns never been exceeded by medicine
wing the bilious diseases OF the climate
Yours, respectfully,
STEPHEN Y. Il. TROWBRlDGE.
Agent for Suuhury-I e. MASSI,R.; Northumberland,
WlrHlNGroM 4 Co; Milton, J. II. RAISER Selins-
grove, MAY < kLOSE.
May G, lSis--tf
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FhtnddpHtd'
Would respectfully invite attention 10 his superior
style of hats for autumn. ls4S, which will he
found the mos, per feet ever before offered 10 the
community. Its peculiar forms Tenders it the more
desirabl, as il combines all the essentials Of dura-
biy andneatness, requisite in that article OF dress
whits his increased facilities in in manufacturing
with all the modern improvements. enables him
To CHALLAsoK THE WoRLp to produce q better
Hat.
CmLpREN's FAxcr HATS AND Cars or THE
LArKsT MopE-Tbese goods have been selected
with great cafe, and will be found most besaliiul
and chas,e in their styles.
LADIES RIpIss HArs Ann Cars OF EsrIsE'
1T NIw PArrERss.-Great care has horn bestow-
cd in constructing these articles. that they may 81
perfectly easy and form a graceful appearances.
CHARLES OAKFORD.
I04 Chestnut q, . few doors above Third.
philsdelphis'
September 30, lsis oh June "a isis-iy
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From the Lake Superior News, Oct. %.
fa Nen rROM LAKE SUPERIOR.


NoRrH AMERICAN Minnie ComPANY.--The
Pacific brought up last week the engine and
stamping works belonging to this company
which are TO be erected at their mines in the
course of the Winter. From Judge Bacon,
their energetic Superintendent we learn that
his force at the mines have, since the Isl Of
December last, sunk shaft of 1856 feet and
extended level or drift, 223 feet-the drift
commencing on the main shaft at 95 feet from
the surface. At present operations are con-
fined on wINzE, IS feet south of the main
shaft, at the IS feet level and on another
,rinze 100 feet north Of the same shaft and
on same level-having in the former winse
rich load of stamp and barrel work. There
is at present, raised TO the surface, over 200
tons Of good stamp work, with the ground
sufficiently opened to take out the course of
the next year, with twenty miners, at least
from present appearances, full 1000 tons of
good stamp work.
Since the organization of this company,
their total amount of expenditures including
the supplies now Oh hand for six months,
with engine, &c, has been $4,000. During
the Winter, the working force will consist of
about 80 men, and the expenditures of the
company will average about $500 per month.
An intelligent gentleman who has just come
down from the Eagle River District, informs
us that he considers the North American To-
cation "second TO none but the famous Cliff"
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Myrtlc-Ncnar. BROOKLYN, Sept. Is, 1917.
10 THE. LADff.E.

'iAi'A / In Al.l- MEDICINE.
DR. IOwNsENDs SARsA APARIILN is sovereign nnl speedy
cure Tor ncplcnt c1nsuuon and for the ge cral prsi-
non oi the systrino matter whether tie rcsu. of nhe-
rent cause or causes prodced by irregur:y Illness or
cid,rt
Nothing ,r sgrprslnr than its inyrra,ipr cr.
feels or the human frame Persons I'LL weakness and as-
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herves'eSs Of the tcnac frame, which the great caus,
barrcnmcsS.
1t will be expected of US IN eases OF 81 delicate a M
turc to exhibit certificates of performed b.; ,vc rl,,
assure the afflicted that hundreds have been rcpnr-
ted g. US.
DR. TowNsESn- Ny wife being greatly distressed by
weakness aud general debility, aud suffering continually M
pain and with Oiheg difficulties. and having known cases
where your medicine has effected great cures and ais,
hearing II inmcded for such have described
obtained b Nte OF your Extract cf Sarsariht and fol.
lowed the directions you In II short perioj
greatu for the benefits she received. take pleasure i'm
'has acknowledging IT. and Recommending it to the public
NJ. ID. MOORE,
Albany, Aug. II, ~. c,r Grand & I.y,lin SIS
#. DYSPEPSIA
No hud or medicine has been discovered which so
nearly resembles the gastric Juice saliva in decoposing
paration o Sarsiprh 1t positively cures very case Of
dyspepsia, however severe ur chronic.
Bank Department, Albany. May TO- 1915.
Dr. TowiseIni-Sir have been afflicted for several
years with dyspepsia in its worst FORM attended with
ness of stomach ss of appetite, exrernc heartburn and
great aversion to all kinds Of food and for weeks (w,
could eat) have been unable tn retain but small portion
my stomach. tried the usual remedies. hut they had
bu hiilc or no cicct IN eInoy the cpnpaint
ducct about two months since to try y0nr Extract OF
s1parilli, and must with little confidence but after
using ntrly two titles, found my appetite restored and
tina heartburn entirely removed and would earnestly re-
conirnd the o it those who have been afflicted II.
have been. Yours, &c, w. w VAN ZANDT
Agent for Sunlmry - JOHN w. FRiIING; Nor
thumberind. MARY A. McCAY Danvle VIM
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April s2 lStS.-y
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The premiums less than any other company, and the
policies afford grcer advantages. Tables OF half yearly
aud quarterly premiums half credit rates Of premium short
terms, joint lives, survvorships and endowments asn
form of Application Oor which there blank shects)
to be had application a the Office by letter II the
Agent, j. ii. PuRDY, Sunbury.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18
CHEAP WATCHES s. JEwELRY
j. & W. l.. WARD,

d. N W. l.. W "A KID,
No. log CIiEsNuT Street, Philadelphia,
Opposite the Franklin House,
r. IMPORTERS of Gold and Silver Patent lie.
q Yer Watches. and Manufacturers of Jewelry
- good assort tmeht always on hand. Gold Pa.
tent Levers, 10 Jewels S3S Silver do SIS TO
$50; Gold Lepines, $50; Silver do sic 10 IS :;
G! cks and Tin, Pieces, Gold Pencils, 81 %.
upwards; Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, s .5U!
Gold Bracelets and Breast Pins, in greet variety;
Ear Rings Miniature Cases Guard Chains
sl2 10 S25; lated Tea Sets, Castors, Cake
Baskets Candesiicks. Britannia Ware, Fine Ivo
ry Handled Table tulery. and general assort
ment Of Fancy Grods.
AMERICAN SILVER.
FORK md SPOON HdNUFACTORY
J. x w L. WARD, No lO6 CHESNUr St,
Philadelphia, opposite the Franklin House
Manufacturers of all kinds of Silver Spoons
Forks, Tea Sets. Ladies', &c All work made
by us is stamped with our name, and warranted
TO be made of purely American coin
Philadelphia. August 10, lSiS-6 mo.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18
THE PROOF.

B c ID T. F G. ii X l.
4 5 6 s 9 10 IL -
[ y o p Q r S Z u V w Y
} II Is l6 IL Is 10 30 ~ - % "A
) 26
AC II A RY T A Y L o r
jl3 s ls 25 20 25 ~ Is Is
Total addition of these figures, 173.
l. l. B z P r T. S ID K n I
10 IS 16 1S 10 "a S IA 20
Total addition, l73.
This curious necromantic arithmetician
en- gives the following list OF States which
calculates will vote for Taylor, and finds
at the addition of their electoral votes
ionn,s exactly to the magic number of i73.
STATES WHICH WILL VOTE FOR TAYLOR,