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ct, for sale by ii. h. GOODRICH ut Rohrbach's
'oundry in Sunbury. The repairing of Reapers
ttendcd to promptly. ju2l st.
DoS'T worry your team and patience with q
oor machine. Go to Rohrbach's Foundry and
ct the Wood Machine. Goodrich will show you
hat it will do.
SECOND rand Pianos for sale or rent at reason
ole rates.--Inquire at this office. G
FoR RENT.--A handsome room over Mellick's
rug Store, Market Square. Impure of IL. b.
laser.
DoN'T pay two prices when you can get goods
a small profit. At d. A. Finney's store,
Garket street, but one price prevails, and goods
the best quality can be purchased at aston
hiugly low prices. His stock consists Of every
rricty of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Groceries,
otons, Boots and Shoes, and Jewcry. The
ssortmcut is complete, being selected with the
;eatest care. No charges are made to show
oods-in fact it is a pleasure to Mr.. Finney to
low what a handsome stock he has on hand.
aGies and gentlemen are invited TO call and
axe full examination before buying else
here.
We noticed on Tuesday last, a large number OF
runks and Valices on the pavement in front oI
ic Excelsior Boot aud Shoe Store of W. A. Mil
r, on Market square, which are now offered fol
lie at reasonable prices. Mr.. Miller, we under
and, intends to have special apartment fol
,ese articles, where parties can be accommo
itcd with all kinds of Trunks, Valiees, Satchels,
c., at city prices.
EURBKA.-When young man purchases hat
: Samuel Faust, the popular halter, he ex
aims, truthfully, too, 81 have found it''-a
shionable and serviceablc hat. Mr.. Faust hat
styles of fashionable hats and caps, and eve
one, both old and young, who will visit hi
)re, Market street, opposite Monument
luare, sunbury, will be we'll pleased with a sc
cton from his large and varied assortment.
PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.-David Reimer, musi
lcher, having located permanently In Sunbur,
the purpose of teaching music, announce
at he has the agency for Gaehle & Co.'S Balti
ore Pianos, which are being rapidly introduced
long the best judges. They are now in use il
State Normal School, Bloomsburg, Pa, ais
the Sudbury Academy, by ]. IL. Jenkins, Esq.
northumberland, and Judge RliWen O
oomsburg. He will also take orders for Stein
~ & Co.'S, Chickerng & Cos, and other vel
lown Pianos.
Mr.. Reimer also receives orders for Prince
is celebrated Organs Il Melodeons, of Buffal
sw York.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-07-05

MAEkETs.-The market on Saturday last was
we'll attended. Eighty wagons were counted
along market street. The ruling prices were.
butter, l6 2s cts eggs, is 20 cts; potatoes,
old, so cts per bushel, Lew, 40 cts per half peck
beef, II 20 cts veal, II licts mutton, IA
IS cts Strawberries, Is % cts per quart, cher
ries, 10 l2 cts onions, cts rhubarb, cts (;
salad, 10 cts radishes, cts spring chickens IS.
SUMMER DRIsK.-In these warm summer days
cooling cup is q desideratum. All shot and
rebellious liquors" should be adjurcd but such
dainty drink as the following may be taken
eomamOre Half Ill Il China punch-bowl with
slices of pineapple (the rind cut therofrom) and
lemon cut very thin, arranged in alternate lay
era each layer being thickly strewed with granu-
lated sugar. Pour over the fruit as much claret
wine as will I'LL the bowl cover closely, and let
it stand six hours. Then put in piece of ice,
and when cold, turn into it bottle of plain soda
water, and serve, in large goblets, with slices of
pineapple and lemon.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-07-05

ORAWFORD HOUSE, Cor. Third and
~ Mulberry, Business Centre, &ilGansport,
Pa.
D.. B, ELSE Il CO., Proprietor
June 90, 1878.
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Willetts' lecture, ga plea for marriage and
home," in the Court House, on Thursday even
ing of last week, was not very numerously at
tended. Willets is about fourth rate lecturer,
and having been heard here several times. did not
draw very heavily on the Last occasion.-Su'sbu-
ry Gazette.
What is the matter neighborl We have al
ways considered Nr. Willetts one Of the best and
most interesting lecturers that we have ever lis
tened to In sunbury or elsewhere. In fuency he
almost equals Philips, and In humor, is his SUI
peror. Fourth rate, indeed Whom does our
neighbor esteem first ratei Certainly not the in.
evitable Geo. Francis Train.
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Tn the OrpbnGs' Court OF NORTH
l. UMBERLAND COUNTY.
Estate OfSarah Miller, deceased
Sur Writ of Partition

Sur Writ of Partition.
To Ephraim r. Miller, Willian VI. Miller Jane,
intermarried with William Foy, resident in Mt
Gileal, Morrow county. State Of Ohio; John II.
Miller, resident in Fort Wayne, State Of Indiana,
aud Elizabeth CoRpnret. daughter of JoLnso.
Miller, one of tbs sous deceased, intermarriei
with - Compared, residing in the State of 10
wa, and To all the other heirs and legal represen.
tatives of the said Sarah Miller, deceased.
Take Notice, That by virtue Of the above
writ of Partition to me directed, an Ipguisi'iar
will be held upon the premises therein describe
on Wednesday, the SOth day OF July, 1873, at !.
O'Clock "a. M, to ascertain and inquire amou-
other things, whether the said premises can b.
parted and divided. without prejudice to, or spoil-
ing the whole thereof or otherwise to value aud
appropriate the same, when aud where YOU may
atteud If you see proper
Respecifully yaUTs,
s. II. ROTIiEGMEL, Shcri.'
Sheriff 3 OUice. Sunbury, JnGr -, 1879.
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THE IMPROVED GROVER & BAKER SEWING MA
HISE.--These celebrated machines are offered
the most reasonable rate. For particulars
pply to D. q. KUTZ, Agent,
'cb. 30, ,'73.-1y. Upper Augusta township.
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JAcoB SHIPMGS, of thls place, is the authoriz-
agent for the New York NEtual Life Insur
&C Company.
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WANTED.-Wholssaie Purchasing Agents
for the Bartraln Sewing Machine made at Dan.
bury, CT. The Latest aud best. The stillest,
Fastest and Easiest I.sek Stitch, Straight Needle
Machine iu the Market. Better terTs than any
company. Address, JOHN A, DODGE,
July 5,'T3.-iS GenI Agent, Danbury, Conn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-07-05

IsJURRD.-Earnest Starklof, an employee of
the Upper Shops, received serious injuries on
Monday last, by being jammed between two loco
motives. He was repairing the tender Of the en-
gine when another engine was backed up sudden
denly, and he was jammcd between them, and
injured about the lons. He was conveyed to his
residence on Walnut street, and medical aid was
summoned. -... -... .. . ..
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NOTICE.

The Orient insurance Co., Of Hartford, a.
withdrawn its agency from Snubary, ana reroE
ed the certificate Of authority issued to L. Nj
loder to act as agent for said company.
). c. PRESTON,
Nico President.
Hart tford, June Q, 1873.
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local aHairs.

EXCURSION Tickets on the different railroads
to-day. the ar.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-07-05
sUNDAY-sCHOOL ROCKS

AND PAPERS.
Catalogues Supplied by the American Sunday
School Union,
No. ll22 CHESTNUT ST, Pun spFLPHIA.
July ), '73.-iw.
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THAT CHAMPION BELT.-As II has always been
conceded that the Daily Office was the possessor
of the champion belt, We are Of the opinion that
It now fairly belongs to the Morning Express Of
fee. A scene of valor was displayed few days
ago In front Of that office, which was calculated
to put all ancient and modern heroes in the shade
A Misunderstanding had taken place between
the publisher and one of his employees. The
parties, to settle the difficulty, proceeded to the
field of combat, the front porch Of the office.
ring of old stoves and kettles was formed, and
the prgilists entered. Luckily spiritual power
took possession of the champions, which pre-
vented copious flow of claret. After few
swings Ia French Four, the publisher was de-
clared the victor, and now claims the belt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-07-05

WooD's Mowers and Reapers, the best in mar
ct, for sale by ii. X. GoopRIcH at Rohrbach's
'oundry in Sunbury. The repairing of Reapers
ttended TO promptly. ju2l st.
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LAnoK sHrPMENTs.-The Mineral Railroad q
Mining Company now does the largest business
in the shipment of coal in the shamokin coal
region. The amount reaches about 100000 tons
annually. Their general shipping office at this
place employs a number of clerks, who are con-
stantly busy under the superintendance Of Chas.
F. Fisher, Esq, general agent at this end Of the
road The business of the company is done with
the greatest precision, and with the large expe-
rience of Mr. Fisher in the transportation Of COAL
and his tact and promptness, have largely In
creased the business of the company at this
point The company has gained wide reputa-
tlon through the efficiency of Mr.. Fisher as an
accountant, his books being always correct,
and in condition for settlement. AS facilities for
shipping increase, we may expect the Mineral
Company TO take the lead in the shipment of coal
in this part of the country.
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Railroad Time Table.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS AT susBul

ri. NGE Mr. w. South sa,,S.lS P e. F;n R. r. as wsst
Southern Exp 5.15 " Mail, 6.25 m
Mail, 1i.15 " Elmira Mail Ais
Mag. Express $40 m Erie Express, GAS
sUNBURr AND LEwIsTowN r.. R.
Leave Sunbury for Lewistown at 7.So a. m.i
and 4-20 p. NJ. ... .... ....
Arrive at sunbury from Lewistown at 1.5C
and 7.45 pm
suAMoKrN DIVISION, N. c.R.w.
LEAVE ARRIVE
sunbury at 5.45 IN At sunbury 9.25 a m
1885 pm 3.55 p m
g 4.40 pm 6.0O m
pANvnLE, uAzLEToN & wILKRsBARRE r. n.
Regular passenger tsain leaves sunbury fol
Dauville, Cattawissa, Hazleton and intermediate
stations, at 6.45 a. IN. Returning leave Halle.
ton at 100 p. IN. Arrive ut 400 p. m.
LAcKAwASNA AND BLooMsBURo n. r.
Leave Northumberland at $40 a. m. and 4.5C
p. m.
Arrive at Northumberland at 1885 a. m. aud
Cos p. m.
Accidental Insurance Tickets can be had Of
J. Shipman, Ticket Agent, at the Depot.
>e-
{, a n H.0 na
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-07-05

Accidental Insurance Tickets can be had OF
J. Shipman, Ticket Agent, at the Depot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-07-05

FIRE.-The large and handsome brick barn
belonging to Daniel Fisher, one half mile below
Milton, was destroyed by fire on Wednesday
night. With the barn were consumed seven tons
of hay, twenty five bushels of wheat, fifty bush
els of oats, a small quantity of rye, lot of cur
cd meat, md good spring wagon. The loss on
barn and contents will fall but little short Of
$4,000. The barn was insured for $1,000 in the
Danville Mutual Insurance Company.
The worst feature about the affair is the al
most certainty that the fire was kinded by an
iucendiary, and the person no other than the bro
ther-in.law of Mr.. Fisher. Henry Greasy has
been living with Mr.. Fisher, but lately has CIV
en- the family much trouble through intoxication,
acting in n rough and quarrelsome manner. On
Wednesday he was plowing all day, and in the
afternoon was brought before Squire Mcmahon
charged with assault and battery upon somc Of
the family. Upon promise OF good behaviour was
discharged from custody. 1t was about two
hours afterwards, or about o O'Clock, when the
flames broke out in the barn, and il is quite clear
that the evil minded wretch planned and exccu-
ted the deed for revenge. Mr.. Fisher offers re-
ward of $50 for the capture of Greasy, who is de-
scribed as IL young man about feet inches in
and q villainous looking phiz.- Nltonidn.
THE acknowledgements specifies for cpl
denies are proverbially unsafe and unreliable /;
but the following is prescribed by the New York
Journal Of Commerce as infallbe. 1t is, that pa
per says, San absolute specific for the preven-
ton Of Asiatic cholera if taken when the loose
ness of the bowels is first noticed, aud is good at
any sIare uf L lie
Tinct. Opii,
Capsic,
&c Rhe co,
Menth pip,
I" Campho,
Mix equal parts each.
As already explained, it consists of mixture
of equal parts of tincture of opium, Cayenne
pepper, rhubarb, peppermint and camphor, and
the dose is ten to thirty drops in two or three
ful lie Of
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OR: WELLS
Extract Of Jurubeba

is Prepareu pirectly from the South American
Plant, and is peculiarly suited TO ull these Diff
cultics it will cleanse the Ntiatcd Blood, slreug-
then the Liie-GiNing Powers, aud remove all
obsFuclions from impaired and Cnfcblci Organs.
IL should be freely taken, us Juruhrha is pro-
noaneea ~ Iaedical writers the most efficient
Purifier, TaEic and Deohstruent known In the
whole raage of medicinal plants.
SOllN q. KELLOGG, Is Platt ST., n. Y.
Sole Agent for the UniteG States.
Price, 81 per Bottle. Send for Circular. J2s, tw
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New SCHEDULE.-We refer our rea ders to the
new time schedule which went into effect on Sun
day last, at the head Of our local columns. The
departure oftrans OH the n. c. & p. Z. r. Roads,
IL follors
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-07-05

Is the most powerful cleanser, strengthen
aug remover OF Glandular Distractions known
to Matcrid Mclicl.
II Is specially adopted to constitutions sworn
down" and debilitated by the warm weather of
Spring and Summer, when the blood is not In
active circulation, consequently gathering impu-
rites from s!uggislGRs ana imperfect action os
the secretiye orEJGs. aud is manifested by Tu-
mors, Eruidioas, Blotches, Boils, Pcstules, Scro-
fuIa, dc.
When weary and lanquid from ovOrwork, and
dulness, drowZncSs and iuetia take the place of
energy aud vigor the system needs Tonic TO
build it up and help the Vital Forces to regain
their recuperativs power;
In the heat of Summer, frequently the Liver
aud Spleen do not properly perform their func-
tions the Uterine aud Urinary Organs are in
active. producing weakness of the stomach Gpd
inteStncs and p?edisIaaeilon 70 tiloqs 9e,sHss-
ment.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-07-05

As already explained, it consists of a mixture
of equal parts of tincture of opium, Cayenne
pepper, rhubarb, peppermint and camphor, and
the dose is ten to thirty drops in two or three
teaspoonfuls OF water.
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Meeting Of Trustees; Military Drill IN N.
afternoon; Junior and Sophomore Exhibitor
Wednesday forenoon, Commencement Al.
dress by Gov. Perham in the afternoon. Con-.
cert by Germania Band in the eveninr. o'A
Thursday, Examination Of Candidate. for
Admission. AZ
The Lewiston Journal says that on satur.
day the lightning struck the house Of jose
plus Perkins in Litchfeld, and appeared to
run all over the house, but hurt no one. The
lightning killed cow for Varney Mosher in
Rome. 1t was perfect fash and crash for
twenty minutes, accompanied by heavy
wind. Capt. Young of the North Pond House,
with friend was caught by the shower in the
middle of North Pond, in q single sail boat.
They saw their danger in season to strike
sail and cast anchor, and managed by being
cool to keep their boat on the top of the waves
until the tempest passed aud they came in in
safety to their anxious friends, by almost
miracle.
The hay crop is abundant. Hundreds Of
acres that cut nothing but sorrel last year has
good burden of clover this year. Lots Of
barns are already full, and the balance must
be stacked old-fashioned around the barn.
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FOREIGN.

Madrid, 20. Senior Polanca, minister of
the colonies, and deputies from Porto Rico
are discussing the bill providing for the aboli-
ton Of slavery in Cuba.
The Carlist force which has been having
seige to Benga for several days made an at.
tack upon the town yesterday, but met with
repulse, and havo raised the .eige.
The L. S. consul at Valencia announces
that two vessels seized by the insurgents have
sailed from that port with troops for Cuba
Bayonne, 20. Don Carlos has arrived at
Seiza in Navarro, Il miles northwest Paslpa-
luna.
The Carlists are concentrating before Lo.
grono, the capital of the province of that
name, and an attack will probably be made
soon.
There is no doubt that many of the highest
prizes of the exposition will be awarded to
Americans.
London, 90. The republicans of Bristol
have issued q protest against any increase in
allowance TO the duke of Edinburgh on his
marriage.
Minister Schenck attended the celebration
of the independence of Peru yesterday
The government of Queensland offers to
nav the passage of ten thousand skilled labor
ers to Australia
The vessel which landed the rifles at Fon-
tarabia was a blockade rnnner during the Am
ercan rebellion
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a Free Exhibition will be given by the intrepid
Lady Asccnsionist, on single wire TO the top of
the Pavilion. ct One O'Clock, p. NJ.
The full and magnificent Military Orchestra, led
by Adolphe Nichols is selected from the most dis.
tingu:shed musical talent in america. The suberp
Cornet Band will accompany the enterta nments,
and perform, previous TO the ring exercises sever
It! popular Operate Overtures, Quicksteps, Airas,
etc.
Don't forget the day of exhibition nor fail to visit
the Great North American Circus, either in the af
lcrnoon evening, and bring the old folks and the
little ones along with you.
The Maine Central Company will carry passen-
gers from Gardiner on the =. NJ. train and return
G.20 train. for one fare road trip, 20 cents and
from Augusta on the 2l5 p. NJ. train and return on
the $40 r. NJ train, for 10 cents round trip.
Circus begins at , 20 Il. NJ, giving Augusta pco.
ple an opportunity TO witness the entire perform
ance.
Richmond, Monday, Aug. 4; Brunswick, Tuesday.
Aug. ); Lewiston, Wednesday, Aug. I.
july2G t&w
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ess and Trunk Mandatory.

~ of our citizens are aware of the amour!
|wness carried on at the harness and trunk
sshment of Messrs. Collier, Hamilton {;
' h Water street in this city, and few
yihe number Of hands that are kept in
int employment. From 4 small local
the young and enterprising prclrietors
ushed out into other States, and by
nergy and pluck and the excellent quail
goods manufactured, have secured
ytensive and profitable field OF business
ons.
lrs. Collier, Hamilton < CO., occupy
lire brick block on Water street, one
1 the block south of it, n portion of the
Hall block on State street, and a shop
ton. There are five stories in their
N Water street. In the lower base
slowed stock to be used in the manu-
dof trunks, bought direct from the lead
,ses, at first cost, and not subject to
tentage of "middlemen.
e next basement story is the trunk
employing five hands, and turning
- trunks annually of all kinds, quail
sizes, from a cheap affair, just the
be banged about by careless railroad
to fine sole leather trunk, worth
,,y to seventy dollars. This depart
Is beer advertised and run as the eau
runk Factory"
tory leading direct from Water street
'for the general retail department for
IS to be found in an extensive trunk,
= and harness establishment. The
are filed with saddlery hardware and
1all ware in the line, ladies and gem
trav cling and shopping bags, whips,
blankets, halters, the only humane
lin in existence, and scores of other
shat we have not time now to even
E Sets of harnesses, carefully boxed
sent off to all parts of the country, are
for the truck team. The boxes are
Wyman's, and are cheaper and bet
transportation, than paper or ether
{ for wrapping.
ext story is fitted up as harness re-
where racks and closets are pro-
which and in which to hang the
tured articles, and where they may
yed for sale or to fill large orders.
ior harness cannot be found in the en-
The most of them are of the very
!. There are harnesses for business,
trucking, carting, teaming, express
n and fancy, single and double. And
rything entering into the compost
le harness is manufactured here. In
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NEWS BY MAIL.

Spanish affairs are daily growing more COM
plicated. A severe naval engagement is now
anticipated hourly.
The prize fighters arrested at Rockaway on
Saturday will be tried at Jamaica, l.. l., on
Wednesday.
The Tribune says that the Peruvian gov
eminent is about to institute suits for alleged
frauds in guano against five guano dealers.
Mr.. Noah Ranlet, well-known citizen of
Concord, n. H., was killed by an engine near
the freight depot in that city on Monday.
Brigham Youngs 18th wife. who is seeking
to get rid Of her much married husband, de-
mands the snug little sum of $500, 900.
American machines, in the trial of reapers
and mowers at Vienna, made fine showing.
movement is in progress to re annex AL.
exandfia, Va. to the District of Columbia.
1t is reported that Kate Bender one of the
infamous family of Kansas murderers, the
discovery of whose crimes caused such SEN
satlon several weeks ago, has been arrested
at Provo, Utah.
At a meeting of the Methodist ministers In
New York on Monday. a lady applied for ad.
mission to theological seminary to prepare
herself for the ministry. No decision yet.
l.. A. Bowler has been appointed postmas-
ter at North Palermo, vice Amasa Batchelder
resigned.
Manager Hatch and Superintendent Pres.
colt of the Eastern road were in Portland
on Monday, to observe if any attempts had
been made on the road by the Boston & Maine
Sunday. Mr.. Prescott returned to Boston in
the afternoon, and Mr.. Hatch went to Angus
ia on the j p. M. train, on tour of inspec-
! ton over the Maine Central. Sunday, four
locomotives, with large force of men belong
ing to the Eastern road were on hand near
the transfer station of the Boston & Maine, in
Portland, to see that the connection was not
cut by the latter road. No attempt was made,
however.