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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30
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We reproduce this morning from the Boston
Courier. an article upon The History and Char
acter Of Abolitionism.' 70 which ~e call the at
tention Of the reader. II was written by the Rev
Dr. NATHAN Loan. for many years the President
of Dartmouth College. Sew Hampshire. a posi-
ton which he has filed. and which he vet con-
tinues 70 gu. wi,h marked ability and success.
The searching analysis and logic Of Dr. I.oKD is
applied with great power in this exposure Of the
evils Of Abolitionism and the unfortunate intiu-
ences which the teachings and doctrines Of Abo
Iitionists have had upon the country. To them
may be attributed. IN a great degree. the diff
culties which nov environ the nation and What
ever evil consequences they may entail This
voice from New England. and from
one who thoroughly understands the char
acter Of the men who have taught and
advocated the pernicious hereses OF Abolitionism
and who has carefully studied them during their
rise and progress, should not pass unheeded by
the people. II is the voice Of wisdom of patriot
ism and of warning. from who has per
sonal or political ambition to crafty, and whose
only desire and motive is the we'll being of his
country. Having already passed the allotted
age Of man. his age. his experience and unself-
ishness will add weight to the sentiments of DR.
LORD, which he expresses with such vigor and
force We hope none Of our readers will fail to
peruse this remarkable paper, for they will find
almost every sentence text upon the perncious
political and moral doctrines which unhapply are
now directing the destinies Of the country. and
which are likely TO engulph it in ruin unless diff
ferent policy soon controls our public affairs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30

WASHINGTON, December 26-The great Christ
mas dinner To some twenty thousand soldiers in
hospital proved an immense success. creditible
alike to the industry and generosity of the people
of the country. Otherwise yesterday, as holi.
day, passed of quietly Cor. Cincinnati Com
mercial.
And there are twenty thousand soldiers in the
hospitals at Washington How many there are
near New York. Philadelphia, Cincinnati. Co
lumbus. Louisville. st. Louis. Chicago. Nash
vile. Memphis. New Orleans. and the smaller
cities and towns in the Valley of the Mississippi.
aud in the cities on the Gulf. never will be Ger.
tainly known. Ii is supposed and believed that
there are one hundred and fifty thousand of our
noble soldiers unfit for duty in the field.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30
The Great QuestiOn-shaIi New Eng
Iand be .sLefl Ont IN The CaIdIn


We take the following from the Providence
(R. H. Post, of Dec "a, in which paper it is
communication:
1t no longer remains question that the Middle
and Western States. as well as those of the south
are really meditating and preparing for a final
separation from New England i'm consequence of
the intolerance, clerical pharsaism, hatred and
monOpollzng ACKNOWLEDGMENT which the disturb.
ing and pernicious sentiments of Massachusetts
have so long endeavored TO force uNon the rest
OF the country. and which she AMI her allies are
struggling to accomplish by an unnatural
and exterminating war. The same revengelul
feelings and the same aspirations for supremacy
and dominion over the Southern and Western
States their domestic Institutions and their great
agricultural and commercial interests, which she
attempted to exercise in 1898, and which then
CONFUSED the Republic to it, very center, are
again resorted to for the horrible purpose either
to rule or 10 destroy the Union
These feelings aud eudeavors were rebuked.
and successfully repealed. by Mr. J Jefferson in his
letter of June LIST. l79S. to that veteran states
man, John TAYLOR, of Roanoke wherein he
says:
1T is true that we are completely under the
saddle of Massachusetts and Connecticut; and
that they ride Us very hard cruelty Insulting our
feelings. we'll a. exhausting our strength and
our subsistence. Their natural friends the three
other Eastern States, join them from sort of
family pride, and they have the art TO divide Ger
tain other parts OF the Union, so as to make use
OF them To govern the whole. This is not new;
II is-the old practice of despots, to a part of
the people TO keep the rest in order And those
who have once got an ascendancy and possess /
themselves of all the resources OF the nation |
their revenues and Offices have immense means
for retaining their advantage"
What picture of the posture of our national |
affairs i here presented by the great architect of
the rights OF man" The Western States will
arouse and assert their natural supremacy over
the Mississippi Valley and is co terminus terri /
tories, and either ally themselves to the Southern
Conieieracy or establish Western Republic. to
the utter exclusion of New England Blind. in
deed, mus, be The intellec. that cannot see this /
sure and ultimate result.
Mark the prediction, MAxLIrs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30

The Baltimore correspondent of the New York
Herald gives the following information in refer.
ence to the recent difficulties in the Cabinet:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30

s2o,OO0 II o -
bacco.
500 &C ks
Rice.
1000 Barrels
Salt.
/. 600 Barrels
Whisky.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20
Reading REailrond.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

GEEAT TRUNK LINE from the North and
" Nurth-Ncst for Philadelphia, New York Read.
ing, Pou.,illr Lebanon, Allentown, Eastou. Gt
Trains leave Harrisburg Tor Philadelphia. New.
York, Reading, Potisyil.c, aud all Intermediate
stations, NJ NJ, and 90 4 NJ
New York Exprc,- lcayc- Harrisburg ats I5A NJ .
arriving 90 New York 40 10 go the saue morning
lures from Harrisburg 10 New York s. I5 . to
PhladelIhia - 80 Hnl - 80 Baggage checked
through
Returning leave New York AZ G A NJ. ~ Noon,
and + NJ, Pittsburgh ESprcaI Leave PAiladsl.
Ilia 90 ~ NJ and 3u'P NJ
sleeping eats in the New York EXpres. Trains.
through 10 and from ritisbursh Without chBusr
Passengers by the tattaWioH Nail Road leave Port
Clinton at > 40 N iur phIa aud an intermediate
stations and at a.2j 4 N, nr philadelphia. NeN,
York aIi all Way f,iul
Trains leave lutisKule al 9l5 A NJ ana 2 1n 4
NJ "r Philadelphia and New York auI af j Id l.
~ iur Auha.a ANA furt t.uiau only. ,lns tar
lln' "sgNo hfd aiiA lho taiiaH ga Rail kaad a..
'H'llrs he'a huading ats - "A N fof Putis,lle
~ n'."m,hoAH on Passenger uaiu Leaves R,adins
~ ~ ~ 4" 'hA '"fla iiula ltilalglphia Al W
-, An tho above train .-. Ia.iy s.ndsu a.
crldtd.
A saniay train lsayss Poiis,llls ARA
a4l fhiiaicllhia AZ . ~ 4 "a
t.mmutsuan, Musage, heassn. anl T8sur,l.s
isAs'a, ~ Isdsssl fslss y AL i,sla sll ls.lnis
A AfChLLs
hfs ~ l~i ts1sfA ralsfirissasut
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20

<, Dec. o.

u, DCC. ".
The popular fecnn- zee in favor of
Prince Alfred Of England, as king, con-
tinuUs.
A prize fight for the English Champion
ship between Mace and King, took place on
the Goth ult. After fighting twcnty-one
rounds, mostly in favor of Mace, King knock
ed his opponent inscnsible. Mace could not
come to time, and King was declared the
victor.
1t is reported that Hcenan will fight
King for the Championship, and $500 a
side.
GREAT BRTTIAN.-An extraordinary gene
raj meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany is called for the 10Th Of December, for
the purpose of considering proposition for
the issue of 100000 new capital, in prefer
cntia shares of G5 each, bearing eight per
cent interest, guaranteed by the British
Government in the event of success, and any
further profits to be first applied to pay four
per cent. on the old capital, and the surplus
to an equal division between the old and
new, and the formation of reserve fund.
GREECE.-Thc Greek question continued
to be the most prominent topic.
Great demonstrations continued to be
made in various parts of Greece in fa'or Of
placing Prince Alfred, of England, uponthc
thlone.
1t was rumorcd that the Russian Govern
ment intended to address Il communication
to the English Government, seriously object
ing to Prince Alfred being considered can
didate for the GrcCifn throne.
The French journals represent that twelve
English war vessels have assembled at Pier
aas, but the London Globe prop0unccs the
statement utterly devoid Of toandation.
BELGIUM.-Thc Belgium Parliament has
voted that halc million francs of the ap-
preparation for the public works be applied
to the relief OF its distressed cotton opera
tives.
IrALy.-Thc Italian Chamber Of Deputies
continued to debate the Rome question:
Among other propositions adopted was one
that the Parliamentary Session Of 1868 should
assemble at Naples.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20
ORPHANS, CP1 'seT, SAFE.

\ pursuance of an order Of The Orphans Court Of
j Northumberland County, will be exposed To pub
lie sale at the house of NM. NJ WEAVER on the
10th day of DECEMBER, A. D., ls62. alt that cgr-
tain Lo, oTpccc Of ground, situated in the town of
Shamokin, Coal township Northumberland Penn
sylYauia bounded on the north by lot number thrty-
three, In block number one hundred aud fry-onc;
on the east by Franklin street; on the south by lot
number thirty-ouc in block number one hundred and
hhy-scVcn and on the west by Shamokiu street con-
tanning tWcnty-cis sh and ouc-half feet in width on
Nhamukin and Franklin st,cut., and one hundred
and nincty-ninc Und-a-half feet in depth and mark
ed and dcslguacd ur the general plan of .Hii town
of Shumukiu. aforesaid lot number thirty-two i'm
block number one hundred and fifty -ouc and ON
which are erected u two Story brick House frame
Kitchen, stable Nag1n-shci and other outbuild.
ingS, Late the property Of Philip Stambach de-
ceased
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock Of said day when
by
REUBEN sTAsfBACH Admir-.
By order ~ the Court
j. A. j. CUMMINGS, Clk o. c. !
SuubuTy, November %, lgtI
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20
EEEra-Kanls

is sail thq; n largo contrairenl trade is done by
gw York merchants. who it ont vessels with err
},s Of provisions csrusiby for the Mexican market
d lacy run into the Rio Grandc. or some other har-
on the Texan coast, where they take on Luari
tl0n, hides, ari if ihoy escape cnrturo thereby
Il 4, a good tLiIr of tho Hds ontiiro.
m following from an exchange in the west
4 faW LOADS or WOOD WASTEp.-lIUuR that
IF oar subscribers 1r0HM round 20 and 7IO0d ''
@ "DWla be much obliged for the wood, We l'OUiR
. = The selinsgrovo post says number Of canal
owned in this place have been engaged by the
rcrument.-Tcn dollars day is the price paid for
Dat and the services of two men.
.AD ACCIDENT Whilst n number Of men were
a-2i IN getting ont timber, in wood near Selius-
'r, on Friday afternoon last II dcnd tree suddenly
Z, The ground, branch of which struck Jacob
X on the head, and instantly caused his dcuih
s,.Hagr0re Post.
} HERE is duty Of thirty per cent. on I'M
ted paper, and as the price is daily rising
this country, the newspaper and book
FISHERS in New York are asking Congress
reduce this duty, and allow foreign paper
come in under a rate of two or three
cent.
.orToN is arriving quite freely at Colum-
, KY, by rail. The Treasury notes and
lncs5ec and Kentucky money are sure to
the cotton. Within one month past
NJ l4,O00 bales have reached Cairo, H.,
y"'e to Northern market
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20

f'FRE CONrANrES.--Wc regret to learn that
there is properly organized Fire Company now in
this place Before the war. had three well organ
lied companies with their engines &c, in good order
Most Of the members of these companies are now in
The army Something should be done to place these
companies in condition Of usefulness by citizens
The recent great fire at Lock Haven has awakened
attention to this matter, which should not be allowed
20 pass over without some action Suubury has been
greatly blessed by exemption from fires, but we do
not know how such Il calamity may come upon US
and perhaps when least expected
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20

i-g- LIEUT.. W. \. BNUNEE.-hmong the list of
wounded, We regret to find the name Of VIM. A.
3ruucr, lst Lieut. Co. f., l3lst Regiment p. V.
Who fell in the late terrific battle at Fredericksburg
incc the above was written, Il dispatch was received
y tn family Of Mr. Bruncr, in this place. announc-
NJ his death. Lieut.. Brunner was brave soldier
nd remarkable for his social qualities and goodness
.hcart.lle was about 40 years orGgc, and leaves a
idowed mother and brother, Capt. Charles j.
!runer, ofthis place, to mourn lis loss.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20

ARRESTS ~ DELAwARE.-Wh the
zion relative 10 the arrest of certain
D. OF Delaware was taken up, Mr. Davis
d kentucky, proceeded to speak at
Ia favor of the resolution. arguing
Ir President has no authority, under
institution, To make ony such arrests.
resident has no right to suspend the
define its execution. After further
nnt, Mr. Davis admitted that the Prcsi-
us cAcusahlcior arrc~ting GOV. Moore
81 hentucky ltwas even commcnda-
1 II would have been eXcusablc 10
rrr,tod the leaders of the Hartford
uuon, or for buchanan tn have arrest.
illip-, Cheeycr, and those miserable
ants. lie denied that slavery was the
ui the war but Il was because New
ll and other States had abolished
aud commenced the crusade against
which held on 20 the original state ul
nlry ile thought the people would
~ reconstruct this Union, aud leave
Au.elts out Ia the cold and frozen
IL the war had been carried on uc
90 thc principle OF the Citirndeu
ulic II Would have been lnishcd
DO
"llte hen went into executive sSt
4 subse lusul'y adjourned.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20

or rEEFEIT PosrAGE CrRRENCY.- Coun-
1t il.ty cent notes Of the postage curren-
re in circulation. They are said to be
executed, and should be guarded a.
st,
le paper rs thinner than the genuine.
ave faces of Washington vary consid-
y from each other iu the counterfeit
luca 50 that two or three Of them. if
ing alone, would hardly be taken to
'oruaits Of Washington-whilc on the
Inc they all closely resemble each other.
re h"rdcr round the lettering and 90
.e back of the counterfeit is dark. and
mes are crowded, while in the genuine
order is open, with line of light dot,
ng through the middle all the way
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20

tE-PErsoyAL.--We Observed, in this place last
Tuesday, MIR Du Barry, the Superintendent of the
Northern Central. and Mr. Potts the Managing Agent
of the Phadclr ha 4 Erie road The rapid increas-
ing business Of these roads requires their utmost
aud attention.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20

E engines Of the Anglo-rcbcl steamer
ana are below tho water line, and her
zine is below that She is fast vessel.
six boilers, and Scmmes states that.
ler than be captured, he will blow up
laboma, and all hands go to hell to-
~ lie also states that he started for
N harbor, but storm delayed him,
&c got short of coal. lie was going in
Z the night, and out again before
ing They receive letters regularly,
ing at certain points to get them
have agents in Liverpool, to whom
send letters and orders. The citizens
artinique were very glad to see them,
'Crc very familiar.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20
%T9sNN SFEEEIS AND 1EEBTEEsS.

TAME TO the premises Of the subscriber, in Mount
Y Carmel township, Northumberland county, about
the 1T Of August three stray Steers, then about rs
months old. Two Ofthcm are dark brown color aud
the other spotted Also at the same time and place,
came three stray lcincrs, red, white and sPottcl.
and also about Is months old. The owner or owners
requested 10 call and establish their cnm for said
cattle, pay charges and remove the same according
to law.
ENOCH r. COLE.
Mt Carmel twp, Nov. 10, ls62-2m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20

NNiNpow siiADLs a ssTy aas al shssF
w zasftuusni, lusi reserved b hsiifusl ifutn Asu
faFk. "A the Malnflaih siafs a ffiliHF nfsut w
A hsFg aba 90 lals fnnHia 60 . sslslfas
tet psisui fsniuiani NgTisiG iikiafs
fantafF. Mach ~ isA9
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20

t-Y The moderate weather of last week opened
the canals to enable the large number Of boats
frozen up to reach their destination. Some few load
OF coal shipped from this place to ncighboung
towns, during the past week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20

u We regret to learn that Lands Starnor, of
is place. acc, about 10. was killed, and IL others
unded, at the battle of Fredericksburg. These
,rs wcrcmcmbcgS Of Capt Jones Company from
nei.LbOrho0l
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20
lural Afdirs.

tP7PHoroGRAru FRAMEs.-Gilt and Rosewood
Photograph frames of the latest style. Enquire at
this office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20
HOW TO PR0MOTE U0NEsI
HAPPINESS.

- N~~@ = - - y.
Said Mrs, smi,l ailr.. Drown.
~ they were wIkiug through The town.
=" W here q" You do your shopping2
III Lh"t res lou re in, 20 neat and lno,
L9i' "nIn ! see it. really mino
Lool- positively shocking"
I'm sure Your husband Mr.. Brown
~" don be angry, ruUt and irowu--
l. Lut -p rich .a WlLe,
And SO. Yea cam afford go bay
JUs, twice q. much, or more than l.
And how, ! cannot divine
Say Mrs. Brown to llrs Saith:
The reason lou.N be s,ariI--' '''Ia,
!, Is 50 ..mp'srs s"'fI IIor cash
Iu ~! s'''ns, YOU bav ash,
hSnrHg Whi'r .-yu Iay dear
"Whene .eryou want dloss or shaw.
y collar, hose, or what-4ot. call
At Tie cheap NANvoru SrogF.
ley &! sell you goods -. very low
lAgt !uu Nt. cease TO- wonder 90.
H." mach rich goods / yg uuro
IVY husband, 9s yuu truly s.y.
/ poorer, ilg, than your, today.
And yet I can bay more.
because each dollar Off lf, few
l. q" la2 just as good a. two
a. the cheap AAHNurr STons"
- ,ali-aul wss Mrs. smith
Ni-A Ngs. Brown u,,, arirb.
mott. which did convince
g hr,., and opened So hyrcycs
. aa4 ceased 90 psuuuize
.rc AA"HJgu ever since
~ wiCu You chance to moot
,Land. smith, up.u the street
M. NJ tho corner coming.
ii;s ~ Isbly,, vita q mile.
uc--.,l .an p.lla
-, N tune be -yrniGs
t'"''''' ~ effect y....l-..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20
E'EUsEA sSe rlfvlclsy.

' FNUIsVlIIC, Dec. lU.
The rebels have increased their force at
Noinsviile. PORES; ha, not bosl at Char.
lottc.
The Union troops are stil' at Clarksvillc
Three hundred Of WoodWard's rebel cav
airy have come in with their arms refusing
to fight ior the Southern Contcdcracy any
longhr.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20

FINlE tenth annual Meeting OF the County Institute
Il will convene at the Borough of Northumberland,
on Monday. ESc"egGlcT @9sLl. EtsSx
and continue in session for tour days.
The Institute will meet in the Methodist Chnrch,
and organize mt one clock p "
The Hon. Ihos ii. Burrows, State Superintendent.
Prof Bates Deputy State superintendent and sever
nj County Supcrntcnlcps have consented TO be pre-
sent and Hid the Institute during It's entire term.
Teachers. rs soon as they arrive, are requested to
report 10 the Committee on arrangements who will
provide for their entertainment.
TeuchcrS, Ccrgyugu, Directors and nil the sricnds
Of the Common S,huo! system are cordially invited
TO attend Come one. come all
j. j. JOHN, Secretary.
November %. 1862 1t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20
'f'hc Confessions nnd Experience OF
au invalid.

ID bLlrlllp o. the bgupdi lul A. warning
| uui gauiion o. yuuus mrn uha rafrr iluia
ArFUas Debility irgmafuIg Decay. Ac urrlyius
al thg same lisu tho uisaas ui atltCuT, ly rug
uhu boz curyi hiusrf after btinF Iut d. great "a.
Isuse ihraash meiical unisalii.n and guaekeTy
liy sucl,sins paaisthii addressed euIelupgi tusg
clia,s may D. had ofthe aailnr.
NAIilANtiL MANFAfH. Eaq,
nelafi kmn GO n !
March o.. lag --iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20
lS6o-X.
Brakes Plantation IgiItcrs.

Hi'hAe'S h'ihntHtiOn kbiItcrS.
They parity, strengthen, and iuyigoratc
They create a healthy appetite,
They are an antdoic 10 change Of water and diet
They overcome effects oidis- patton aud late hours
They ,uengtheu the system AMI cnlypu the mind
They prevent masmulic aud mi,rniticu, fcyvr..
They purify the breath and acidiy oi the siumuch h
They cure Dyspepsia aud Constipation
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Nor
bus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous H,ad.
ache
They urc the b,'t Eilter Ia the WoUlI They make
the weak man strong, aud are exhausted nature
great rcsioTcr They are made ~ pure st Cruix
Rum. thecclcbralei Cal-lya Bark, roofs aud herbs
aud are taken with the pleasure ui beverage with.
ont rcsui in age ur tmu ot day. Particularly ~
commended o. dehCntc persons requiring a gentle
s'iuulaut sui Ly ali Otocers. brug.i,ts Hotel.
and saloons. Z II DRAKE A CO 2Us broadway
ArW-Aork
tobcr % 1869
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20

az" \ telegraphic despatch dated on the
sth of December, from Titusville, states that
100000 gallons Of petroleum oil were lost
by the ice cutting through the boats on the
on their way to Pittsburg.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Also n UNION COUNTY,

Two Houses and Lots to he sold or rented on Mar
kot street, eastward Of Weayers Hotel, Sunbury,
Pa.
ALSO IN UNION COUNTY,
Farm, Saw-NIil and 300 acres of Timber land
on Pcuna Creek, ! miles from Miiilinburg
Inquire of JOHN NJ. TAYLOR agent. MiGliu-
burg or HUGH BELLAS.
NOV. ~, lsG2-lt. Suubury, Pa,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20
LI2UORS

Wall t'"Pcr-zO00 s-!rvr-.
OF WALL PAPER or EVERY DESIRABLE
sINL LIS And PATTERNS.
TUST received dirr-. iruu ule Nauu.HruuE.-- ui
- the MAMMOTH SloNLu. .........
unbury March lJ, lo1..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20
Northern Central Railway
EH.aN,a,E,zc ,E,EEEa, ,a,AEas.x,.


TWO TRAINS DAILY to and from tuo North and
West Branch Susquchanna, Llmira, and all Of North
cn New York.
ON and after MONDAY, November l7,h. 1862,
~ the Passenger Trains Of the Northern Central
Railway will arrive ut and depart from Sunbury,
Harrisburg anu Baltimore rs follows, VIZ:
sou T II W 4 r i.
Mail Train leaves Suuhury daily except
Sunday. 45 p. NJ
leaves Harrisburg ; 20 "
" arrives ut Baltimore, 10 20 "
Express Train leaves Sunhury daily
Except Suudayl II 20 p NJ
leaves Harrisburg tcEccpt
Monday.) 4J \. NJ
arrives at Baltimore daily
81 Us--Apt Monday 20 A NJ
Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily (cx-
ccpt Sunday % 4. NJ
" leaves Harrisburg as p. N
" arrives at Suuhury, 80
Express Train leaves Baltimore daily 40 P. VI
arrives at Harrisburg, 80 \ VI.
leaves Harrisburg except
Monday, 20 4. NJ.
arrives at Sunhury. 6 90 "
For further information apply AZ the Oiice
l. y. DUBARRY, Supt.
Nov. %, lSG2-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-20
-ncI.nwannn a aslooIlsburg Rail

A Passenger Train also leaves Kingston at see
4. NJ, for scranton, 10 connect with Il train for
New York. Returning. luGycs Scranton on arrival
of train from New York, at 4 10 =. NJ
The Lackawauua a Bloum-hurg Railroad connects
with the Delaware. LackuwGuna and Western Rail
road at Scranton, for New York and intermediate
points east.
At Rupert il connects with the Cattawissa Rail
road for point, both east and wcstarryins at Phil
udolVhil az G1j p, VI.
\, Northumberland il connects with the Philadcl-
Thin & Eric Railroad and Northern Central Rail-
road. for points west and south-Pa-scnEcrs arriving
at Harrisburg 40 =. NJ; Philadelphia 10 =. NJ.
and Baltimore 10. 20 p. VI.
The Freight and Passengers Train north leaves
Northumberland AT G,ij \ NJ, aud arrives az go
NJ. passing Dauyillc at $50 p. VI.
JOHN T. ILSLEY, Sup't.
J. c. WELLS. General Ticket Agent.
Nov %. 1862