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Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
EWD. EVERETT'S REPLY TO AN EEGI1SII
LORD.

by PoETICAL PUMP.
What have we IN America!
we've wonders great and grand
we have the essence of the earth
The cream OF every land
Our mountains are magnificent
Our rivers are immense
Ans each man has kIngly style
linota kings expense.
Our ships are known to all the world:
Ihe farms cannot be beat;
Our cities full Of luxury.
Are famous for the neat
We've orators and authors too
With intellects of force
we We railroads scattered everywhere
And one Professor Morse
Our girls have beauty. wit and grace,
lheyre charming, sweet and tai;
bnt then the greatest thing we have
, Is known AS famed OAK HALL
NheEe me Fail ana Winter 4ock of first class Cloth
hg is now ready in extra abundance and ereate.gv,
neV' All the new style OveFcsatS Sacks, Business
CoaS regtop Pan;S. &c, selling al prices 30 low rh,t
every nody VIII buy and he satisfied
SFrAkTlCULAR NOTICE. This extensive ..
sn'i'hment Is directly the corner Of Sirih and
WANAMAKER b BROWN, 0AK Hal,
r. Corner Sixth and Market Sls PhilodeIIbia
N. B-Ml LrTARY CLOTHING, ready msde4 al.
ways on hand to suit any part of theU s. service AT
iar lower prices than when made to order RoyI3
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
FROM NORTH CARnLIxA

We have adyices from Newbern y. c.,
70 the 24th ult. From the Progress we learn
that the gunboat ELLIS recently made a re-
connoissance in New-TopSail Inlet within
twelve miles Of Wilmington. and DESTROYED
some very extensive salt-works, which were
producing 500 bushels per day.
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
MAR RIED.

Rohb, of Camden, n, j., 10 Miss Marparst y NJ
tGn' OF Ph'la. Philadelphia and Wilmington papers
please copy.
-, On the goth Of NOv, by the same, Mr. James B.
WailS to Miss Elizabeth A. Hoyle, both of Smyrpa.
Del Wilmington papers please copy.l
In Philadelphia. on 18th ult., by Rev. VIM. c.
Mooluson ~ Edward X Prettyman, Esq, and Mrs
Margaret A. Hazard, all of Sussex county. Del.
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
Printing Office Nearly DESTROYED.

On Tuesday night last, the Easton Star stfice wa
entered at late hour at night and the c,sas ,.ro
ell turned upside down and great deal OF ths TYNE
ScA''ereu Ia V4rlon; directions more than hundred
yards from the Office The inside forms. (r,,n vbol,
Tuesday's issue was printed, was also knocked in,o
Pie'" The press received some injury. hut mn,
enough We learn, TO render it irrcparable w. b,v
Understood Dlat fivc six bundled dollars have bo.
subscribed to Teplenish the Office with material.
we nave not understood whether or not anv cline
has been gotten hold Of that is likely 10 bring tort
uie parties that perpetratcd the act We nresu,n,.
ulat there Is no that the proprietor does not r
csiEe OF account uf his loss. jpeen,iar;Iv vf :,
proves to be a peeunAIy loss to him. but such IN
N'e wages oi seceeslon- Those who advocated Sc.
cession have sown the wind ard they arc sure to
reap the whirlwind. We regret any mans ni.f,,.
un", let him be friend or foe Lu, we still moro r
grct The cause which has brought about such . dcs
P'Iale state OF affairs throughout the country S.
cession was conceived and produced BY NAB law and
l0rce rule and At has instIled TO too gfes, S,,n,
that spirit in the minds Of the American ,.,.,,i.
MObs in any sAape or form, we nave never co,,,.
nanced, nor do intend, because il does not acc,d
WIN 'he true spirit OF the Union cause but no lead
ing Seces'lOnist has right to say nay against it.
They have no right to oppose it, iftheir past octs
are to be taken as a c'iieriln or tie future. We
seed not leave the soil Of our own State 10 find the
spot whore loyal men-so!ders in the United States
Se'Tce--had their brains scattered and blood spilt
when on their way TO protect the capital from the
'u''He'' hand that was raised against ii; nor need
one % from our town to find those who b.;l.d
The mOb'tes as the "brave sous of Baltimore" ",
DO not pen these remarks as paIiation for tb.
Of Tuesday night but we co it in order 70 .bo..
th'se VINO are trying to 'kuk from the cause which |
.'NS naE' eSPoused land are trying to claim
'eH''&hip with those whom they would have reioiced
oE'F t'@s' H.urdsr) that they ought to put paddock
aPon thair saonths they should do when the past
' 5rongh< &c view Easton (Md.) Gazette.
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04

~ 'he careult ri the SnpreRe Court yasrice Mul.
as" mas decided that the newsdealers are not liaho
fer ibes Contained 10 publications which fLev .cll
without knowledge Of the Hbelous eon,eo,. ~"
asess4sn was in ap action brought against Mees,s.
Ross /" Toaaey. with others. by one John D! ch,a;0
ems OF fsans Lssiis'S artisas, who
asuoes IN fhs New York Illustrated Esvs. and
sheh paper was seld blythe defenders,
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04

WARES, Sc, Sc.s
Smyrna, and that " Damn vi
EceTy article is Fresh and Genuine. and of6, Rect
Qu0hfy that can be procured each being selected e
P'e'sy J0r Fhy'eiaHs Prescriptions and Family use
is ms determination to sell everything in his line
ms connection with the best wholesale houses IN
d Hi,aaetp phia and New York will enable him 10 do
o' ne therefore respectfully tocils the Public Pat
a' "hch' oy strict personal attention to business
MS study to deserve and appreciate
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
TO THE PTBJTr

graduate Of the Philodep phla College ofPharmacv a1J
having been engaged IN this business FOR ihS nast
WE'VE years Is sufficient guarantee OF his abv In
c'"P"uhu Prescriptions with perfect accuracy also
ussure 'heIn that none but the REST and MOST RK,
ABLE Orngs and Pharmaceutical Preparation, will
ever be used for that purpose. WIN
sug28 JAS IJOPrrCVrp
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04

lhe drafted meh in Pennsylvania have been or
red to the seat of war, and preparations are maxi
ing 10 furnish them for an early start,
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
Notice to Debtors.

Notice Is hereby given to all persons indebted n
TSCHUDY COLLINS either by Note. Bond or
Book Account. that said indebtedness must he n.;d
by Decsmber LAT, 1862; and those having open Ac.
oQRnte .mu~t caR aAd close them Immediately.
T1% ESxMEM' &$SHLYNS
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
MISCELLANEOU NJ
War News,

Gen. Burnside paid visit to Washington
on Friday night, and during Saturday fore
noon was closeted with the President and
ten Notwithstanding to his headquarters
III the afternoon. His visit was followed
by an extra Cabinet consultation.
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
PROM TIE ARMY or TILE norom

sasr's- FROM TIE Army OF TIE POTOMAC
Inc rebels continue to throw up earth
works around Erelericksburgh. Some OF
our batteries, the guns of which bear direct
ly upon the town, have also been protected
by earthworks. Five of our gunboats are
reported to have proceeded up the Kappa
hammock as far as King George Court
House, opposite the right wing of the enc
my On Sunday few shots were thrown
across the river by our left wing batteries.
probably to try the range of the guns. A
body otrebel cavalry, said to be Flamptons
Legion, crossed the Rappahannock on Fri
day, and eluding our pickets, surprised two
companies of Pennsylvania cavalry, near
Ilartm0od, and captured nearly the whole
Ot them. after brief skirmish. Stonewall
jackson was supposed to be on Saturday at
Culpepper, designing to move directly
sience to Frederichsburgh, to reinforce Lee.
A dispatch from Gen. Sigel says that ON
Sunday highly successful reconnaissance
was male by Gen. Stahl with about $50
cavalry He attacked the enemy at Spick-
ers Ferry, and followed them up to their
camp near Bcrryville, killing and woundino
large number, taking several prisoners,
and routing three other regiments of rebel
cavalry, and securing a large quantity of
arms. The loss of the Union forces was
Is killed and wounded.
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
Novelty! Comfort! Economy
ASTOVES! 9TOVES!!aA
N SYM. y. GREEN. es2
SMYRNA, DEL,

Having pe'chAse.the business OF John II Graham
10 now prepared 30 thrush To the people Of Snyrns
and oOuntry around the greatest and beat varo,, r
Stoves offered 10 this place aad at price, o sn
Ihe iiSes; such ~ Cooking. PsrIor Bar Room osh
Church Stoves. Heaters &c.. &c. | would par,;cn
larly call attention te the Royal Cook as be;ng ~
every respect The hest Cooking Stove now in ,, a.. ~
Wood or Coal. having very long Fire Chnmbers '''
Likewise do all kinda Of JOB WORK in co,,noo,;o,,
with tho Stove business. such as putting up Heaters
or Copper. at the lowest rates. and with promn, H.
patch. P''"P' u'S-
Will deliver Stoves in any part Ofthe town or conn.
ry Ahd pnt them up iTec o CHARGE and warrant them
20 give satisfaction, IT managed as direc,oJ ic @
person about bey Stove IN the cities as thew bavs
been dong years past will call at my place, will be
satisfied they ean save money by buying al home.
ted William Z 9tE CpEEE So'"i'
J"~' Smyrna. Delaware
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04

and F"rLp G;e Ge assortment of Crtery such as KDro-
zors and Slraps, &C. --''' o. SsIas"rs Rs-
ortrne, n'.enIion OF te Ladies is also called
himha Pmfhs o. sG%ng Needles Knng NcedSs Is p "a.
finest mali, 1f.as and Tablespoons Of '
be ~ So an assortment of Fire Arms. Skates nir
neliS Ahdi'ons, ShOyels and Tongs Coso n'nn'FA
'ers, tying Pans. Waffle irons, &c H'iilA SIf-
All 'he above articles will be sold =, nm,
.,I"H can hc 0"r eht elsew here Pp.s t' 'o"er
,e read, LOT younelve" where you Will nlways & 'G ~
ha anu Wiling TO accommodate the unbI .''D ne
J. E. WI hNhha
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
HAT9 g. GAPS.

The subscriber has the largest stock OF Hats and
Gaps N i""n' and sel' them cheaper lie has Men.
ana Soy %ool Hats from l24 cts to 81; Cloth oil.
cloth and Corderoy Caps Il ON 1874 cts 10 81 'rho.
Goods were bought for less than c.sl of Tho mtraT
and will be aOId cheap by
OcL9 w w rSCrr,,0,,
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
miscellaneous Advertisement
Hardware Store.

yesnno,rIIt, 'ImIefAgned' successor TO VIM. wild.
Ierge n INFORM the public that he ha ~"IId
N IN me house recently occupied bv ~ IRE re 'o"dr.
Commerce ST. SMYRNA. consisting Of 11SA''''",
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
Building Hardware.

H"daa Hl''ns N IN part Locks. Latches, Bolts. s,,.
1nees' Nails Sash. Chlsels Augers WesLI. Ln':"'
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
CUTLERY.

So aS on%ve'' SPADES. Birdie bits, Draw
Earr 2.y mes With Gil other Tools des,rs Hti'tS
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-13

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE PoroMhC.
December II. Thursdov Eycninr.
nrt 1it,lo friro tool, ,,,oco I,o+vsor o,o
,.I ,,,naa o,a,aaI. 1,,r;nr. ,,,,;al, ,;n,. ~
l,a o,.;,,,,, ,.,..,n;.- ,,.7., .,,I,a.a -;
t;a, Tha,. .I,on nr,,,,,aro1 1-c ,,rrs ord
s;.,.,, IN .I,,I,,...,;,. F,,,.,,.I 49,,
,1c rit.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-13
From North Carolina.

NEwBERN, n. c., via FoRTREss MONROE,
Dee. S.-Grcat dissatisfaction exists in the
interior, and the impression generally pre-
walls there that a signal victory under Gen.
Burnside, in Virginia, will be followed by
the immediate and entire abandonment of
the Border States, including North Carolina
and Tennessee.
Information of great value has been re-
ceived here, the purport of which cannot be
diyulged at present
a detachment of North Carolina Union
Volunteers Went out from Washington few
days ago and surprised force of Rebel
soldiers in a church, taking them all pri-
sOners.
From the Daily Progress of Newbern. Nov %
The Savannah Republican makes pite-
Gus camplaint over the Rebel losses in recent
battles, 1t says that the total loss amounts
to seYenty-tive thousand men. 1t says the
people of Charleston have pulled up their
lead pipes, and contributed sixty thousand
(60000) pounds TO Government, and that
the Confederate Government will issue re-
ceipts for all leaden pipes and other fixtures
and binds itself to replace them at the end
Of the war.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-13
From EHarr5Sburg.

HARRIsBURG, Dec. G.
1t is thought by some that the track Of
the murderer of little Mary German, the
particulars of whose horrible murder are
familiar to the readers Of The Inquirer
has been discovered at last. Some children,
who saw the murderer pass through town
with little Mary VI. in his arms, a few days
ago, while playing in the street, pointed out
a man who somewhat answered the deScrip-
tion already given Of the icnd, crying
There he is-that is the man - and fled in
fright from his presence.
Alderman Kline, who witnessed the Incl
dent, Immediately took the proper steps for
the capture of the suspected individual. lie
was traced to Mount Kalma Cemetery, where
he disappeared under shelter of the woods
and undcrbrush This is the place, it will
be rccollected, where H,tle Mary was found
lying, with her juguar. vein severed,
This man has been observed on several
occasions endeavoring to cntice little chill
dren away from their homes by tempting
offers of swect-mcats.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-13

SCuuYLKiLL COuNTY.-On Thursday afternoon
last in St Clair, as young woman whose name We
have not learned. was passing from her house to
oven with bread for baking in her hands, she was
shot by boy named Williams, aged IL years The
Miners JOHr,qi says that there seems to have been
motive for the act but he was observed some
time previous TO the shooting going around the streets
pointing gun at different persons. The uniortu-
nate young woman was wounded horribly in the side,
and after lingering in great agony for two hours she
died. The father OF Williams is in California We
have not learned whether the boy has been arrested
The occurrence is the more shocking in consequence
of the deliberate manner in which ii seems Williams
pcrpctratcd the act.
Hon. Jacob lluntzingcr died in Orwigsburg on
Saturday week last aged 81 years His descendants,
number eleven children, ffty-ninc grand children,
and twcnty-six great a-grund-childrcn lie filled ma
ny important positions in Schuylkill county during
his life among which that Of drafting comrnss-
iuncr in 1915.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-13

DEATH OF A CLERGYMAN-Rev. o. L. HALL. re.
Gently the pastor of the Baptist church, of Seins-
grove died at his residence at noon on Sabbath last,
of small pox His body was inferred the night of
the same day in the Lutheran Cemetery. He was
80 years Of age and native of Susquehanna county.
lie abandoned his pastoral chnrge in September last
and enlisted in Capt. Davis company ms private,
but was subsequently appointed Chaplain ofhe l47th
Regiment, his commission arriving the night pre-
vio1s to his death lie came home on Saturday
week. to pay his family visit previous to joining
the regiment when he taken i'll with that loath
Harrisburg and after the most intense suffering for
tbc trrioi of one week death folded him in its sop
ulchral coils and his soul winged its flight to HN
who gave and chershGs it. wlie ana % three ehd.
prOEc Post
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-13
Award of Coffee and Provision
Contracts at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE Dec. s.--Colonel Sullivan,
United States Commissary at this post, to-
day awarded the following contracts =
Sturgcss, Bennett & Co., of New York, 100,-
600 pounds of Rio coffee, to be packed in
barrels, at S31. 81 yer hundred. To the
same parties, 100000 pounds do, packed in
sacks, at $31 per hundred, and TO a Phila-
delphia firm, 100000 pounds of Rio Coffee,
roasted and ground and packed in barrels,
at $1,000 per hundred.
All the Pork was taken from parties in
this city 1000 bbls. of mess Pork at prices
ranging from $1450 a $15.75, and 1000
bbs. of prime mess ut $15.24.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-13

IMPORTANT To DESERTERs FROM THE DRAFT
he United States is of the highest Importance, alike
o those who are attempting by fraud and dGscrtion
o escape the draft, and those who may become liable
o another ordeal of that system to make up defcien-
natter of general duty and Importance then tha all
,ood citizens should interest themselves in securing
he return of all dcscrcrs and that the drafted men
hould know that the service Of nine months which
hey owe to The government, will be sternly exaeted
date, not from the hour Of the draft, but from the
roment they report for duty
IIAKRIsBURG, PA, Dec. 9th 1862
The undersigned deems It necessary to commun-
ate the following for the information Of all concern
4:
Drafted militia who disregard their obligations to
heir country and keep out Of the way and avoid
lcvery to the several camps of instruction, cannot
ves themselves of their liability to faithfully per-
orm nine months of military service and that SER
ice can only commence from the date of their de-
livery to the military authorities The cldzens yet
ubiect to draft are deeply interested In seeing that
he recusants are promptly sent in for the general
government has required of the State certain num-
er Of men, some Of their citizens may be subsequent
drafted in place Of such reousants,
Drafted militia who have deserted, will be pursued
nj when apprchended, will be required to make
cod the time lost by their unauthorized abcencc,
nj also be subject 10 such punishment as may be
etcrminei by a General Court Martial, under the
r,ices Of war. l., THOMAS,
Aijutsnt General
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-13
Office oc.BsS e'O0EAEi.
SUBSCRIPTION Agent
At JAY COOKE g. CO, Bankers,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. |. Is


Philadelphia Nov. |, 1852.
The undersigned, having been appointed Suhscrip-
ton Agent by the Secretary of the Treasury, is
prepared to furnish. at once. the
NEW TWENTY YEAR 6 PER CENT BONDS
of the United States designated. Five Twcntics. 80
rcdccnabc at the pleasure of the Government. after
five years. and authorized by Act of Congress. ap-
proved February -, lot2.
The Coupon Bonds are issued in sums Of $50, 500
$500. : 1000
The Register Bonds in sums of $50, 500, $500,
$1,000 and $1,000.
Interest at Six per cent. per anum will commence
from date Of purchase. and is
PAYABLE IN GOLD,
Semi Annually. which is equal Mt the present pre-.
mum ON gold, to about Eight per cent per annum.
Farmers, Merchants, Mechanics Capitalists and
all who have any money to invest Should know and
remember that these Bonds are in effect. n First
Mortgage upon all Railroads. Canals Bank Stocks
and Securities, and the immense products Of all the
Manufactures Nc. &c. in the country; and that the
full and ample provision made for the payment OF
the interest and liquidation Of principal, 10y Customs
Duties, Excise Stamps and Internal Revenue, serves
to make these Bonds the
Best Most Available and Most Popular Investment
in the Market.
Subscriptions received at PAR in Legal Tender
Notes, notes and checks of banks at par at Phn.
dclphin Subscribers 10y mail will receive prompt
attention, and every facility and explanation will
/ be afforded ON application nj this cffcc.
A full supply of Bonds will be kept hand foI
immediate delivery.
JAY COOKE, Subscription Agent
Nov 1870
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-13

ty~T Tho new Lutheran Church in Danville under
the charge of Rev. p. P. Lane will be dedicated on
.he 25th inst Christmas day. public dinner and
supper will be given on the same day in the basc-
mcnt sto " by the ladies connected with the congrc
irntinn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-13

A MAN i'll Iowa recently hung himself
He had been constant reader of the New
York Tribune. -Brcr&Mrjdge Paper.
man in Iowa was hung recently by the
officers of the law. lie had been constant
reader Of Breckinridge papers.-Miners Joar
80" The difference between these two un-
fortunate individuals seems to be this ; one
was fool and the other a traitor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SrRAY STEERS ANDEaEEE,Erss

CNANIE to the premises Of the subacribcr. in Mount
Y Carmel township Northumberland county, about
the lst of August three stray Steers then about l6
months old. Two ofthCm are dark brown color and
the other spotted Also at the same time and place,
came three stray lIciHcrs. red. white and spotted,
and also about iG months old The owner or owners
arcrcqucstcd to call and establish their claim for said
cattle. pay charges and remove the same according
to law.
ENOCII Il COLE
NJ Carmel ty,p NOV. IS 1862 Pm
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-13
HE Fire nl lock EAnycn-E.Oss
SsOb.0O0.
WuLIAMsPoRT, Dec

w NlIIlAMSIORI, lDCt O.
The fire at Lock Haven, on saturday,
originated in carpenter shop in the rear
of SCOTS lIoll, and before the flames could
be checked the entire business part of the
town was destroyed, including the Lock
Haven Bank, the Clinton House and large
number of valuable buildings.
The Fallon House. Barkcr's Hotel and the
river bridge were saved. The loss is esti-
mated at SlQ0 600
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-13
MANHOOD:
How Lost! EsOW Restored

Just Published in Sealed Envelope Price cents
4 Lecture on the Nature treatment and Radical
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The world-rcnowncd author, in this admirable Lee
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-13

~" FIRE At Wu.LIAMsPoRT.- .-Taylor's
Soap and Candle factory, and a dwelling
house near by, were consumed by fire on
Saturday morning last at Williamsport.
There was an insurance of $4,000 on the
property destroyed, in the Lpcoming Mu-
tual
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-13

- GoDEY's LADYs Book for January, 1865 is
already upon our table. The Book commences the
year with bright prospect, Notwithstanding the
rebellion. If the number before us is an index Of
what Cooley intends to do for his subscribers the
coming year. it is worhdoublc the price of subscrp-
ton
Terms one copy one year So Two copies one
year, So. Three copies year, Sc. Four copies
one year -.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-13

In all the general hospitals of the United
States there are now $3.50 sick and wound
ed soldiers. OF these. II $50 are in the
Department of the West, and 1915 in the
cities of Washington, Georgetown, AlcXan-
dria, and vicinity The rest are in the vari-
Gus hospitals throughout the Atlantic and
Gulf States.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-13

g,5s'Cartain John McClOcry OF Milton, Of tho Pol
lock Guards has resigned his position in the conpa-
ny, on account ofphysical disability.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-13

T-5aTuE RIVER CLo>Ep.-Winter set in upon us
,rurc suddenly and earlier than usual this season.
Tic severe cold wcahcron Saturday night last closed
tho river "a, i- place and Of the isation Of
he canals suddenly stopped. Many boats laden
With coal and merchandise frozen in. but we
have some hopes that the present moderate weather
will ,uah}c them to cXtrratc themselves
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-13

E5-Tho Cattawssa Railroad company in addition
10 their new engine house ut Milton, have erected
anew turn table.