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between the hours OF one and i've o'clock,
p. m. Of said day, the following described
land and tenements, tO-wft: situate in the
and state OF Ohio and known as the Wright
farm, bounded and described as follows
on the east by lands owned and occupied by
Daniel Mosier; or the south by lands own
ed by the heirs Of Daniel Boyes and Isaac
sutton: on the west by Holmes Road, and
on the north by lands formerly owned by
my four l5D acres. Appraised at S2l60-
Terms cssh. G. W. DICKINSON, Sherff.
SherifHs Office, Warren, o., Feb. l5-ls7l-5t
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WESTERN RESERVE
CARRIAGE FACTORY

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rata Ht,la go lese meApN Nsh shN ether
isets PeflerS Wsrpaa UearA-s ara RaFcucArS
Ifnot on hama Will e made - or1cr, On
short notice
81 RepairinE, Trimming a ratutug don
Win neatness and dispatch.
u4-An work done atmy factory warranted
In addison 70 the above I am prepared 70
urnish Carriage makers and othersw with the
best quality Of Turned Spokes, Bent Rims
BOWS, ShafA Poles Seat-armE Hubs, Sc, AZ
- low prices as at any other establishment
Srrtage-mRkeH desiring to furnish their
own timber, can get their Spokes and Huha
turned on short notice, and az Eir prices.
Jan. s. $50 f Il. WISELL-
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OF REAL T A

GALL OF REAL ESTATE.
Don Saturday, the 9Th day Of March, AID
ISL, between the hours Of one p Jour
O'Clock, p. m OF said day, by order Of the
Probate Court Of Trumbuu County, Ohio, l
will sell at public auction 20 the highest
bidder, at the south door Of the Court House
IN ne CITY OF Warren. in said county, the
following real estate situate in the town
shIp on Bloomfield, Trumbuu County, ohio,
and known as part Of lot No. sixty-one l6I),
in aid township; bounded north and east
Brown: west BY Church Lot. Containing
about two and one-half acres Of land, more
m les. on which are two dwelling houses
and one store building
SIXTH 81. LAIRD. Assignee,
samuel Ticehurst.
Feb. J., Is7l-ft.
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ATAsTER COMMIssIONER,s
Thestate Of Ohio, Trumbun County, IS.
j Samuel Ouinbv. In TrumbuQ Com
= Lmnn Pleas CiNilAc-

OF 04les ALALAAu1A LDAAlt -
Samuel Quinby, In Trumbun Com
IS. SmOn Pleas. Civil Ac-
1. y. Dawson, ct. al. ton.
By virtue OF a. order OF sale issued out Of
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Trumbull
County, Ohio, in the above named case, to
me directed and delivered, I have levied on
and shall exp0Eet TO public SAFE at the door OF
the Court HOuss in the city OF Warren, Ohio,
on Saturday, the 18th day Of March, ISL, be-
tween the hours OF / and 4 o'clock, y. N. OF
said day, the following described lands and
tenements, in the county Of Trumbull and
state 81 O., to-Wits 6ituateinthe cityOf War
rem, in said county snd State, and bounded
and described as follows: On the north by
the south line Of Canal St: on the east by
west line Of Main St; Pm the south by the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Canal, and on b
west by 4 line running north n south and
parallel with Main St. and running two
feet from the east side OF the w story frame
warehouse OF Henry and Charles smith
The above described property, better known
as the I. y. Dawson & Co, OH Mill, with all
necessary machinery for carrying on that
business. Appraised at $1,000. Terms Cash.
r. W. RATLIFF.
Special Master Commissioner.
Feb.s, Is7l-jt
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warrep. 81 Fsb. 5. 1AIll

Office.
~ Linus Tracy, Executor OF Israel B.
Sheldon, decd, VS.. the heirs and legatees OF
Israel b Sheldon, deed.
In Probate Court Of Trumbull County,
sisEshsldon. znuhah Coleman. Anreline
Converse and her husband, -COnverse;
man, and KeztRh Strong. who are supposed
20 reside in the STATE OF Massachusetts:
Marietta Smith and her husband -
smith, who are supposed TO reside In the
State OF Nebraska; John lane, who resides
in the state Of New York; AiEabeth Mar
TN and her husband-Marttn, who re-
EideinH the State Of North Carolina: Heman
Talcott, who resides in the State ofPennsyl-
vania; NarclsSa WoOdfOrd and her husband
Hiram WOodford, who reside in the State OF
Missouri; Nelson Taloott. whoresides in the
Amanda Harris and her husband -
Harris, Theodore TalcOtt, Sarah Whiting
and her husband-WhiIng, whose resi-
dence q uuknoHn, are hereby inBmed
hat onthe Ethday o FebruRry,A .. ISL,
said Executor filed his petition in said Pro-
bate Court, praying for an order from said
Court for the sale OF the real estate OF which
the said Israel D. Sheldon MISUNDERSTANDING
the homestead farm on which the said Shell
don resided up TO the time OF his death
situate in the Township fMesoPoamia,
.amd0 containing abCut o hundred and
sirty acres OF land, more or less.
Said petition viii be for hearing on the
Sth day Of March, Al. 1871. al 10 o'clock,
3. N. LINUS Executor
Of Israel B. Sheldon, decd.
By Taylor & Jones, Atty's.
Feb. - l61l-4t. -
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THE STATE OF OHIO TrumbuIl

THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbuIl
County. In the Probate Court. Naomi
Barb, Adm'x Of Jacob Barb, dec, VI. Mar
tin w. Barb, Ct al. The defendant Martin
". Barb, will take notice hat on The 9th
las Of January, A. D.lS7L, the plaintiff hled
in said Court her petition against said de-
fendant and others, heirs ofEaid Jacob Barb,
decd, alleging that plaintiff has filed in said
Court a1inal settlement OF said estate, which
shows in her hands for distribution among
those entitled thereto, the sum OF Sl.635;
that plaintiff, as widow, is entitled to S6ll, G5
thereof; that the defendants are entitled to
equal proportions OF the balance remain
ing AFTER deducting said lRst-named sum,
except said Martin w, who, during the life
ofsaid Jacob, tO-wit: on or the sthday
OF Aug. 1852, received anadvancement from
said Jacob Of v hundred dollars. and Is
therefore not entitled to any Of said fund
Petition prays that an order Of distribution
be made by said Court in accordance with
the facts. Said petition VIII be for hearing
March Is, ISL, at 10 O'Clock, q. m.
NAOMI BARB,
Adm'x OF Jacob Barb, decd.
". 7. SPEAR, Atty.
RI 4 1911 -
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Dye1nS.

I HAVE started a Fancy Dying
i Establishment in the building formerly
occupied by NJ. ID. Loveless as a pump fac
tory few steps west Of the Bridge across
the river. lam prepared to dye goods Of all
kinds in all colora. Cotton, Linen, or Wool
en- GOods. Satisfaction guaranteed. Gen
tlemen's clothing carefully cleaned.
Dec. q. $50. r. WHEATLY.
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A PLACEMENT

hJames Reed. T.. J. Reed, and W. C. Rcd
Flaintih-s, ". David Mitchell, Def.
Before i. n. Dawsou j.. p. OF Warren tn
TrumbulI County, Ohio.
On the 9Th day OF Fsb. A. d. uJI. safd
Justice Issued an order Of Attachment in
the above action for the sim Of eleven dol
lars and ~thirtF-nve csnta. OIl8O which
VIII he for hearing AZ said Justices
once, on the Hthday ofMaFeh, A. ID. IgTl, al
. o'elock, q. m. JAS. HEED hSONs.
Fab. 2, 1s7t-8L. Piaintin[
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Ayers S~arsaparilla,
HYTHG EHH BLOOD.

ne reputation this ex.
z9e :. :. :. !. !. !. : !. !. |. J. ]. ]. J. ]. ].
- oe1ent medicine enjoys,
NSA ts derived from its cures,
A many % Which are euiy
A marvellous InTeterAfs
~ cases Of Scrofnlous DIS.
- ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
~ ~ plriaed md onredbg Il
Scrofulous adecd0zs and
disorders which were az
paTEted by the scron1.
| Ious contaniuEinu Until
they were painfully afictng, have been radically
cured IN such great numbers In almost every sec
bon Of the country, that the public scarcely need
sefSFaioaS PSisSs & one OF tRs most dsshue
eve enemies Of our race. Onen this unseen and
uufelt tenant Of the organism undermines the con
s6tutiOn, andnvibes the attack OF enfeebling or "a
al diseases, without exciting q suspicion Of its
presence. Again. it seems % breed infection
4-oughoHt "a sosy 2 then On sonefsyoEabls
hideous FORMS, either on the surface or among the
vitals. In the Latter, tubercles may be suddenly
deposited in the lunEs or hear, or tumorE formed
on the skin, OF faRl uleerHhoas On some pArt Of
the body. HeaoSHc occasional use Of bottle
Of this S~arsaPGrfUG is advisable, even when no
SeaEs symptoms o. disease AppeaI. Persons sf
nd imuedhfrelEf a lsngtaTeure- 81 the
We Of hH sARB4PARHLE 81 4Hsho-
.g's FIRE EosS o. E1ysiPelas, letter, SaIf
RheHHH, SaGid Head, RiaQsrOTm, SOgc Eyes,
Hore n and other sr1ptols OK Eisible farms
ofScOgtEf0ttG disease. Also IN ne more con
eealed forms as Dyspepsia, Dropsys Heart
Diseasef EitI, EpflepsNs NeuTntgfG, and
ne Tanous Ctoeroaa 0ecaons Of The muscular
and Nervous systema- e-- E-s
grPhiHs or Tensreaf a1d McrctirsIl Dis
eases are cared y H. though a long time Is re-
CURED for sabdEiBg these obstinate malSdies by
zny medieine- Bot longeontnued use Of this
medieine Wileure the complaint LestooTrhGa
u Hhtteas Jferfse VlcenGti0ugs and Fe1lole
Dtssasss, are eozI1ouly so0nrelieFed and uli-
Uhlsls cured BY its purifying md inFigorahng
effect Minnie directions for each case are found
In our Almanac, supplied gratis. RhsanlatfoEn
and G0tf, when caused by accumulation Of eI-
Esne0ns mEs5ers in The Hood, yield quickly 70 II,
zsalHDE fEerpDlapldfntss T0rpfdftf, GenQeg-
4t0H OF IHFamE6fi0H ofthe LlreTs andJatn-
dice, Ndaen aiEi1E, ~ they oneu Do, from the
nhnkiing poisOns IN the blood. mis- GARsA-
PAEEEL4 - great reEtOrer for The sTenEh
ald TigUr Of he syGtem- Those Who ara Ian
gnfd ard LfsfieEss DespoHdeHft Btecptsssg
aHd tr0ubied with Nerves. A~BpFeheNsto1a OF
Eenra. Or any q TIA zfeCEtons ymptom1uc Of
HaakneHa, VII ind immediate neba and con
V1einE eEjdsooe Of IL restorative P0Eg upoa
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CALENDAR FOR 1870. Fall Term
Ocommences September IL, closes Deem
Der Is. Winter Term OF ISL commences
Ian. s.
This Institution is situated in the beautI-
full City OF MEANWHILE, healthful, easy Of
TO be desired by the students pursuing a ful
classical or scientific course Of study. Libra
ries, Cabinets and apparatus are unusually
valuable nd axtsnsfve.
HE BOARDING HALL.
With furnished rooms for 100 students. Is
managed on the O-OpeTdffUs >em, 50 as TO
urnish board at the lOwestp possible rates.
90 Glasses commencing Latin and Age
bra VIII b. ormedhereafera al the beginning
Of the Fall Termand Greekatths beginning
OF the Winter Term. send for Catalogues.
JAS MARVIN,
Aus. ~ Ig7O-lyr. See'y OF Faculty.
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SATURDAY, March Inn, ISL.

between the hours Of one and 1--WE O'Clock.
p. m, OF said day, the following described
real estate, situated the township Of Gusta-
vus, County OF Trumbull nj State OF Ohio,
and kuOEn asIotNo. IL bounded northand
east by original lot line; west by lot Hneand
north by lands Of Isaac Meacham-contain-
Ing thirty-elght and $500 CS S3-lO0) acres.
Appraised { sI340,O0. Terms Cash.
G. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sherihrs once. Warren. o.. Feb. s. ls7l-5t.
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BOsroN AND NEW ENGLAND PAssENGEIs
with their Baggage, ere transferred free q
charge IN New York
The best Ventilated and most Luxurious
Sleeping Coaches sa-n THE WORLD - ac-
company all nfEht rals on this railway.
eH-The Erie Railway Company has open
ed a new Ferry from their Jersey City Depot
TO the foot OF sd St New York, thus enR-
bling passenger to reach the upper portion
Of the city without the expense and annoy
Hnec Of a street car or omnibus transfer.
h5-The scenery along the entire route Of
the Erie Railway is o. the most picturesque
and beautiful character. Admirers Of Ma
lures beauties, in a daylight journey over
this Line, will lind n its ever changingland-
Ecapes ubiects OF continual admiration and
Interest.
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GOLD g. VELVET OIL SHADES
paU0ra. and plain Kilt banded
sradsa II every stvfs. nj the lowest prices
ADAMs' Book Store.
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HOUSE AND LAND SALE. for
jill House and LOtonS south Street. a short
distance east Of the urnhce Also. three
lots On Liberty st., a short distance north q
High St These lots are each about sixty feet
'front.' by about go feet deep, and VIII Be sold
fOr part cash and the balance In four o. I'VE
annual payments. Inquire o. the subscriber
At 81 andes River ST., Cleveland, o., or %
is. EDWARDS.
Warren. Jan. IS. ls1-tL.
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HINKLEY
Knitting Machine.


Has bat One SssdIsi A 0nd CA RaH Il
Iyues. and ladies who desire toEnitf for the
market. WIN DO every stitch oftne knit
ting IN a Stocking widening and nRrrow-
worstads and fancy work TAKING FIVE
DIFFERENTEINDS ofSHITCHigAre very
easy 10 manage. and not liable 10 get out OF
order. EHrERY EAMrLT SHOuED HAVE ONE.
Ne tcontG a AOenfb "a ereT T0aUss % aEOdues
and seH them, 10 whom we on6r most liberal
f-nducenentS Sen for our Circular and
sample Stocking. Address
HfNKLEY KNITTING MACHINE CO.
Bath, Me-. or, Ia Broadway, y. y.
ne Wabash Ave, Chicago. III
Sept. :. iSTOlyr.
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GOINGEAST.

O.s7 4. N. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. daily. con-
Meeting at New York. for Boston and
New England cities and stopping al all
principal intermediate stations and con
Meeting points.
ASleeping Coach i~sattached to this train,
at Cincinnati running through tONew York.
A Sleeping Coach Is also attached at Hor-
nellsyille, running thDugh, without change,
TO Albany.
GsO7 P. n. CINCINNIT EXPRESS, Sundays
excepted, stopping AZ all important points
on main line, and connecting at New York,
for Boston and New England cities.
A Sleeping Coach accompanies this train
from MeadV1lle 70 New York.
iis52P. n. DAY EXPRESS; saturdays excep-
ted, connecting Al OWego for Ithica; at Bing-
hamton for COoperstSWn and Albany and
for Scranton, n at New York with Mid
night Express train Of New Jersey Rail-
road, for Philadelphia.
A Sleeping Coach accompanies this train
from Cleveland to H~trnersville, connecting
at that point with tain having new and
improved Drawing Room Coaches attached,
running through 20 Few York.
6:25 Z. n. ACCOMMODATION Sundays ex-
81 4; Il. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
s:S5 4. n, WAY FREIGHT. Sundays e1-
cepted.
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CORDS AND TAsSELS, for Pic
Ntures and for Curtains-aIi kinds. Also
CurIaln Fixtures, atADAMS' Book Store.
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DOOT0R

sick headache
One Sottlei s Earrantedt 70 cure the worst
Ons totEo bottles is Warranted 10 ours q
eoSENe STATE Of tho bowels.
One bottles viii reEulafa All aara,g.-
ment Of thekidnsyA.
@ 20 six bottles WI cure the worst case
she HUMoR DOCTOR IL
entirely q Vegetables. among which ETs
s~arsaparlilat yellow Dock, Noble PfnaMan-
slean viii tell you that uObstsef Blo8d pua-
ners nave been discovered. Ihs HUMOR
DoSLoa Pleasant % ne taafe. ~. vet
sure and efteetlve In ia ncfion-
Prepared al
A~Eh-kA6LAAB BOTANIC DEPOT. Rs~tsu. H.
sold byaH Dealens IN MsdIcines
Johu D Park Hh5leiaIskPe usef5n.H o
sold q HorTa Drug stors.
Ju lsaod a 4th " e mo Tyr.
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CHRONICLE.
GOOD

lie liyeth long who liveth we'll
All else Is life but hung away:
lie liveth longest who can tell
OF r things truly done each day.
Then MI each hour with what will last ;
Buy up the moments ashley go:
The life above whent this is past,
Is the ripe fruit Of life below.
Sow love. and taste It's muitsEe pure:
SOW peace. and reap its harvest bright;
Sow sunbeams on the rock and moor.
And md a hnryest-home Of light.
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ID USINESS, Wedding and Address
10 Cards In the latest sEleA at the
CHRONICLE OFFICE
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Richardson's New Method
FOR THE PIANoFoRPE.

Deserves our hearty recommendation"
n. Y. Musical Review. "UnexceptiOnable IN
taste and style" Dwight Journal. sound
est. clearesL. best book for the Piano PHI.
Eve. Bulletin. "Wiu supersede every other
OF the kind-7 Worcester Spy. Possesses
merit not claimed by other works" Clsye-
land Herald. common sense, plain talk
and brevity." Boston Journal. Presents
many new and important Ideas" \. 7.
Tablet.
No long dry lessons, o Weartsome exer-
eises. but Sprightly Studies throughout, ana
Charming Melodies for practice AZ every
step. II Is al tha can be desired. Price
$50. Sent postpaid.
OLIVER DTTSON a CO. Boston.
CHAS- H. DITSOS 8 CO, New YORK.
Jan. 2-lyr G. ?. r.
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GnIYG NEST

sos A. r., DAY EXPRESS, daily, except
Mondays, for Cleveland, Cincinnati and the
West and south Connects at Cleveland
vii akeShOre Railway, for the West. and
Nortn-West, at Cincinnati with theOhio
& Mississippi and Louisville short Line Rail-
way, for 81. Louis and the South and south
West
Sleeping COachs are attached 10 this train
running through TO Gallon Without change.
1905 4. H., EXPRESS NAIL, daily, sundays
excepted, for Cleveland, Cincinnatiand the
West and South. Connects at Cleveland
with Lake Shore Railway, for the West
and Northwest
500 P. n, NI6HTENRESS, daily, for Cleve-
land; Cincinnati and the West and South
Connects at Cleveland with Lake shore
Railway, for the West and North West; and
at Cincinnati with tie Ohio, Mississippi &
Louisville Short Line Railways for ST. louis
and the South and Ssuth-West; also stops
at principal stations and connecting points
along main line.
A sleeping Coach isattaohed to this train,
running through TO Cincinnati.
4:I5 P. NJ, ACC0MMeDATION, Sundays ex-
cepted, for LeavittsburE, and way stations,
connecting for YOUNGSTOWN.
1905 p. Il. FRElGHT4AD ACC0MNODATI0N,
daily.
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RS. FRANCIS BAKER,
w Manufactures and dealer IN Hair lev
elry, room In River Block, corner Of Main
and Market SlE Wigs, switches, guria,
Bralds, Sc, made 20 order. Hlrheat Price
paid for Hair. Fine Kid Gloves cleaned and
made 70 look a. good a. lew. Cleaning
Gloves - cents: Colorlns = ceHts. Also
White Eurs and STana-doWu. Ladief Chin
chilla Cloaka, PlumeE, &C. Coats, Pants and
Vests cleaned and repaired.
Feb. IS, ISL
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By virtue OF an order Of sale issued out OF
the Com OF Common Pleas OF Mahoning
County. Ohio in The above named case. 10
me directed and delivered, I have levied on
shall expose 70 public sale at the door
OF the Court House In the city OF Warren,
OhfO IN
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CHERIFF's SALE.
SThe State OF Ohio, Trumbun County, IS
Franc Linsley, In TrumbullC Com

BY virtue Of an order OF sale issued out OF
The Court OF Common Pleas, OF Trumbull
Co., Ohio, In the nhIned case, to me
directed and delivered, I shall expose to
public sale at the door OF the Court House,
In the city Of Warren. Ohio. on
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Boarding & Sale Stable

"AVING purchased the entire
HStoek and Fixtures Of Mr.. Charles +.
KisIler, 1 will continue the business at the
old and well known stable, on Liberty St.,
south Of LIST National Bank, where my old
patrons willfindample accommodations for
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-01

a superior line OF Livery, including
NEW CARRIAGES, single and double, an
ELEGANT HEARSE, DC Every thing in
good style and at reasonable prices. Give
me a call. A carriag run to and from all
trains. PLUME w. SUTLIFF,
Warren. O. Nov 6.IS7O.
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CHERIFFS SALE.
OThe state OF Ohio, Trumbul County, IS.
Jones a Murray, In MahuningC Com
VS.. Nmon Pleas.
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CHIPPING CARDS, Direction La
Obela, &C., promptly furnished by the
CHRONICLE 0FFfCE
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PRKPIRED 81

PEEPARED BT
~. =. {. AIKB 4 CO. Lowell, Hass-
PrsellaaI ~ ASafYtesf ChszbtS.
sOLB By ALL puCoQNTs EyEKYwHEEJ-
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NEW lOkh, WITHOUT CHANGE.
Only ONE shsage to BOSTON.

P. NJ, eco P. N.
Leave Franklin. Il.O 2. NJ Q-S0 A NJ 40
IN, 9.45 p. NJ.
Arrive Meadvile, 2a5 P. NJ, II:IO A. NJ, els
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-10-28
Ngw MAT amor.

Fl,llE uudrfslsngl r,sl elflIy iufllns lhe clli
4 tgus pf asnbaIJ api Nlglulli Chat lhey tssg
Opened .....
MEAT hllOP,
IA ipsaft's hHll linF ,nn tae npfb sise pf Aafktl
siluaIr, $50 aoDn hpin ihr uilfeai, affr fhfY
sll kntp eanslanl agpilY VI ihe lesl ~ besf
fplk Muiiani Aei, NJ aAnlrfsif NJ iti sil "a ihs
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-10-28
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SUM MER ARRANG EMENT.
MOnd0V, HuU 18th. 1871.

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{ NkEAI IKU Nk Line from the North nna
~ North,"est for Philadelphia, N. Y, Read
hg' iottsNue, l"m'qua, Ashland, Shanokin,
Lcoahoh, AilGhtoWh, haston, Ephrata, Litlz,
L@mrns'cr' ool4nna, &C., &c.
lrolis lc'tNc illIllspufE ior New ork, o3 fol-
lows; Az 2'4o, H;lo, H. M and %.eN p. IN, con-
ncctlhg WIN slmi!or trains on ihe pennsylvania
halr"ad, ana arriving at New York at 1908 Il.
NJ, o'oO, una V.oo = in' respeclNciE' sleeping
cars accompany the %.fo Il. m, train without
change.
iCtu'hng Leave new lork AT So0 4. m,
l-;9o noon ana o,Wo p' m, rh'laue'rhlh at 100,
ooo ~ in tnu n ''o J.. ~. N'cottiS SHrS accom-
PAN! TIVE oVo T. III. tram from New York with
out change.
Leave harrisburg Tor Reading, Pottsyilic, Ia
ll3luH, MlhCFSNlile, Ashland, ShamUkin,
Allentown ana Philadelphia at $40 n. M,
-,Go @ nhI aoo i, M, stopping at Lebanon ana
I'H''inI WY nt"tlohs me f'Vo J. H., Tram
connecting iof ih!adciphtl, Potisvil!e and Co.
l"'nhia 0nly. for PottsVilic, Schnylkill Haven
MhI A"Hu'h, VIA ocniylKlII ana Susquehanno
hntTn"u' '"Nc ii"trlSburg NJ $40 7. IN.
EaSt lChhSyNahm hallroad trains leave Read
~ loI -tn'h'o"h' hasloh ana New York at i'"@,
ludo a. M, ana 4O5 7. IN. Returning, leave
New York at go a. m., 1880 noon and 800
J. ~ IN" A,'SntoMh III ''"o H. H. l@'%o noon,
"'t2, - ana o'oo i. i'
way Passenger IRAN leaves Philadelphia at
,."V H. H. connecting with similar train ON East
Penna' Railroad. returning from Reading at go
p M, stopping al all stations.
4i''' ''s, NY az wv IT, H. ana |.5J y.
NJ ,.'' Huoh III iu,Vo Il: H., ehamohn 1T DO and
ll'lo y: ni' ASIinhH al 900 a. M, and l@43
moo mooH' M"h'h"H 1'y AZ ''oI H. m. and l.-O p. N.
n"miNIIa al o'"o H. m; ana @iO p. M for
II'"ucIlml, NcW ! lotk, kracn@, llarrisbUrg,Nc.
Leave roUsVlIe va Schuylki!! and Suaquc-
mann" ~ hH''Foau at 80 a. m Tor Harrisburg, and
I4if' a;;nl,' I"l lIle grove ana fremont
i'"uUhE accommodation IRAN leaves Potts
Nn'e ~ DIV a. M; passes ltcadmg at 1.@o p, m.
arriving ~ thi3Gelphl4 al lo'@U Il. m, returning
leaves tn!Adclph'a at 5l3 ?. M, passing Read
my "t go" p'H' arriving ~ PouSNil!c At $40 pm.