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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

LARGA WINDOW BRoKEN.-Last night, OF
early this morning, some scoundrel threw heavy
stone at one ofthe the large plate glass windows
in the store of Z. A. Smith, at the s. W. cornel
Seventh and Market streets The glass was bro
Ken into several pieces and completely destroyed
1t was about sx4 feet in size, and one-fouHh o
an inch in thickness, and was probably worth
SIPS, or $780, Whether the rascal's object wal
robbery, or pure malice, is unknown, as tht
speedy arrival Of a watchman prevented the tax
ing OF any Of the articles from the window. Tn
perpetrator of the malicious outrage left no tr1c
by which he could be identified.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07
CITYITEMS,

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist No. 235 Marke
street, respectfully informs bis friend and the public
in general that he keeps hand all descriptions OF
meIicines. and thar competent person is at all
times rsady to prescribe for such sick as call at tha
store and that charge is made except the regular
price of the medicines. the rice as they would
pay anywhere else; but that ne one is visited at
their residences
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT BIRDsBoRo'. -
BlrdsborO' appears to be prolific place for
railroad accidents. Monday evening a man
named Daniel ONeill laborer, was struck
by an empty car and knocked under the
wheels, which passed over the lower portion
Of his body. He was brought to the blspen.
sary in Reading, and his wounds were dress
ed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

FANNY MAssEY.-The old lady, Fanny MAJ
sey, from whose back the tumor was removed by
Dr.. Forward, fsws day ago. is doing well. DR.
Policy visited her on Sunday morning and found
the old lady going about her business as usual
The operation was a complete success Chester
Neacs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07
Steam Atomixers,

For the Inhalation Of atomized fluids in the treat
ment OF chronic diseases of the throat air passages
and lungs Being self acting they produced an even
and continuous how of -ay without Inconvenience
or labor. During the ist two or three wears we
have supplied several dozen of these atOmEers and
in most cases with very satisfactory results.
& BRINGHURST h Co. Apothecares
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07
PIM PIE S .

will send tfreel receipt for my VEGETABLE
IS. FRFCEJFS. MutH TAN. aud al hiFtk ksE " OF fHE
SKIN, leaVlug it clear, uud WIZ, hyllthy glow.
Also, process tol hue growth ot HAIR on bald
heads OF smooth faces.
THoe ] CHAPMAN, CaEMsT.
Post Office Box 5l.S. ls broadway. New ork.
Si.r'i.si4t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

just received one of the largest assortments
of the latest Spring Styles of Hats and Caps in
the city which am selling at the very lowest
sure to be suited. LEWISC. SPRINGER,
Hat Store. If No. 233 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

A BIG FALL.-JOhn Schollas, while engag-
ed in repairing the telegraph wires on Third
street, near South Chester, fell to the ground
lie had presence of mind enough to spring SO
as to fall clear Of the curb stone. He was
conveyed to Drug Store, where proper re-
medIes were applied. Fortunately, aud al
most miracul0nsly. no bones were broken.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

New Posi- OFFIcEs.-At WapIesville, Sus-
sex County, between DagsbOro,' and Roxan-
ma, new post ONCE has been established,
with John 5. NAPLES as postmaster.
A post Office has been established at Broad
Neck, Kent county, Md, between Chester
town and Rock Hall. George Beck has been
appointed postmaster.
The post Office at HambletOn, Talbot coun
ty, Nd, has recently been Te-established. -
Mrs, Magdalena Menck is postmistress.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

STOCK DYIEa.--A singular epidemic has
broken out among the stock of VIM. Mellow
ell, near Brick Meeting House, Nd. Last
week pair of fine mules and a COW died ar
ter few days sickness, and a valua bic horse
was attacked by the disease with but slight
hopes of its recovery. The disease seems to
be of the nature of Inflammation of the lungs
and stomach. Tine loss of such stock iS pecu-
liarly incOn Vienient at this season Of the
year.
Jesse Kirk, of Rising Sun, had horse to
to die OF lung fever few days ago. Several
horses in that neighborhoOd are afflicted with
disease similar to the epiZooty.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

SELF-DREIAL.-Up to noon on Monday q Con,
gTessmen had paid into the treasury Sill 600 81,
being the sxtEa back pay VOtsd them In the For.
ty-beO0nd CnnRTeaS. Ihey thus fOrego the claim
given them by act Of Congress.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

The ship rennysCn, of Newburyport, from
Calcutta for Boston, is reported lest at sea. She
had on board cargo of East India produce, valued
at 1926, 900. The vessel and freight money were
valued at $4,000, making total loss OF $780,
OOO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

A DEPOSIT OF cOrundum, of considerable
extent, was lately discovered In Newlin town
ship, Chester county. The mineral is an ex-
tremely hard substance, used ingrindiug glass
aud for similar purposes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07
Business NotIces.

CHedp C0di-Stove S5.75, mt 50 40 per 2240
pounds for cash only, al wharf South of Market
Street Bridge. teb2l-tf WM. }. brown.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

THE ELECTION AT ELKToS OF MoNDAY.--El Elk.
ton the county seat Of Cecil held its corporation
election on Monday for seven Commissioners.
several tickets were in the field. Messrs. Gllpln,
Washington H. Bennett, Robt. B. Frazer, Richard
g. Reese and Morris Dunbar, democrats, were
elected by an average vote Of Uns hundred and
thirteen, and Messrs. Isaac d. DAVIS and Robt
Marshbank, republicans, by an average vote oil
eighty-three.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

4 SPECIAL. MEETING.-A special meeting oi
the Wilmington Mechanics Cooperative Asso
citation was held last evening, 10 hear the report
Of the Committee on Bylaws. The committee
reported q series oi laws, which were consldeTed
and adopted. The Constitution was referred bach
TO the COMMITTEES ON The same, with instruction,
10 consider the questions OF declaring divdendi
and providing for the disposal of the stock o
deceased nsFnbcrs. Quite a number of shares o.
stock Wcre subscribed to at this meeting
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07
local lH4ELLlnRMnE.
= .-ar,aa -.


The market was quite ful, this m0vnlng,
Ing, tlsoS''a3F -
stocked.
.5uck Beer is on tap at the different saloons ---
Only be careful, friends, don't get bucked.'
Eggs are three cents dozen in illinois Wish
They would come down TO twice that price in
Wilmington.
Ex-Chief of Police Mills has resumed his pc.
dantic vocation, and presides over a fiOurishl z
school, at Rocklaud,
NEw AAcHINERY.-The Henry Clay Factory
Brandywine Banks, which recently changed handE
Is being fitted with new and improved machinery
10 make room for which the old machinery Is being
removed
DISTINGUISHED VIsIToR Ex-Secretary of ths
Treasury Geo. 8. Boutwell, now u. S. Ssnafol
| from Massachusetts,, visited West Chester, yestet
day, and remained there during the day as the
guest of Mr. Bsmis
RuxAwAY.-A horse attached to a market
wagon, created considerable excitement this morn
| Ing, by tearing up Market street, at rapid pace
He was stopped at Fourth street, without doing
any more damage than breaking the harnes'
| somewhat.
Teeth like orient pearls set in cushions OF rose !;
| A breath like the perfume the toilet bestows;
| These are charms TO win hearts, when all othe
| charms iade,
But they cant be preserved without SoZo
| DONTS aid.
FRUIT GRowRR's MKETINo.-TLe Peninsula
Fruit Growers Association will hold an AdjourIIs,
/ Meeting in the State House. in Dover on TUESDAY
the 18Th instant, at O'clock p.
J. ALEXANDEk FULTON,
| Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

POLICE CAsEs.-Wm. H. Fisher and owen
johnson, col, By officer Muller, for disordery
conduct, we're fined " and costs.
Chas. Queen, John Allen, Chas. Tippett, and
John Delaney, ell ooloFed, and James Walls, by
officers WiHt and BrickIe. and Hugh Manlone, by
officer Whalen, were each fined so cents and
costs for drunkenness.
John TNckle. by officer Wint for drunkenne es,
and disnrderiy conIu;t, WAS fined 81 and costs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

Healthy childhood insures robust manhood. FCeC
your little ones on DR.. Ridges Food.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

KILLED IL A SAND PIT-Yesberday morning,
between ten and eleven o'clock, as q colored man
named John Parker working in a sand pit.
near New Castle, a bank caved in, and buried him
completely under several feet of sand lie was
dug out, soon as possible, but before the sand
could be removed, life was extinct Coroner
WinsloW held an inquest in the afternoon, and
the Jury rendered verdict in accordance with the
above facts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

SCARED INTO SPAsMs.-A West Chester "puTp"
became So scared AT his first peep at moving
locomotive, that he was thrown into spasms,
which soon took the form OF hydrophoha ills,
and necessitated his being shot. All the locOmo-
lives IN the nciahho,hood now, can't even make
him wink.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

Town ELECTION The election for Town ofi-
GERS in New Castle, took place yesterday There
was very little excitement occasoned, and the fol-
lowing ticket was elected, with but slight opPosi
tom
Iown Commissioners BENZ. r. Ustick John
II. Rodney, L. Challenger, Jns. Burnham, w. ii
Jefferson
Clerk OF the Maiket-Michael Gallagher
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

Snow STATISTICS to Que who has
taken careful observations for the last thirteen
years, SIS SHOWS have fallen. acgregatng As feet,
ia inches III depth. lhc largest number oi
SHOWS tell in 1877 70 but the greatest quantity in
1HR1-Gs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

BoARD or hRApE. The regular monthly meet
ing Of The managers Of the Board OF Trade was
held, last evening at which it resolved to rent
the meeting room OF the Board, ON Monday eve
nings, 20 the Board OF Education. The latter
body will doubtless hold their next session in their
now quarters. No other business Of importance
was transacted at the above meeting
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

TEE MoNTHIY MEETING OF TIE HISTORICAL
SOCIETY will be held on Thursday evening, May
Sth at ~ o'cl6ck. John O'Byne ESQ, will
lecture on Historians and an interesting report
will be presented Friends of the society are
invited to attend 2t B.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

last with appropriate ceremonies, by Bishop
Simpson. assisted by Revs. A. ManShip and VIM.
Uric. This church is built OF frame. aud is 40x6O
feet 1t is a very neat and handsome ediice, and
cost about $2500 Subscriptions, reaching nearly
TO this sum were offered at the dedication.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

SfArG or DELAWARE ]. JOHN II. PAYEFRR
Executive Department / Secretary OF State Of
the State Of Delaware do hereby certify that tn e
above and foregoing IL tfue copy Of the act ent
tied An aet IA relation To the collection OF taxes
in this State passed At DOvsr April lOth 1873 the
same hayi ag been compared by me witt the origi-
nal roll nov hle in nv eifcs.
In testimony whereof have herennt0 set my
= hand and siicial seal at Dover. this six teenth
4. SHAY OfA April All. One thousand eight undred
and asVenty-thT0S. JUHN II. PAHNTEh,
ap2a Secretary Of State.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07
BANKING HOUSE

Deposit Accounts Of Banks individuals and 9th
ers received. on which we allow interest. Checks
drawn on us are payable without notice, the same
as at a National Bank.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-22

RAILWAY CHANaEs.-A movement is in pro-
gress to lease that part of the y. c. Railway
north OF Harrisburg, to the Pennsylvania Com
pnuy for the term of nincty-nine years. This
arrangement will no doubt be effected, and that
Company will take possession on the frs;
OF July next. The Pennsylvania Company hav-
iug the control Of the D. II. IL W., the +. d E,
SunbIry IL Lewistown, Sunhury is now the GER
tgal point Of reshipment, and will 10 doubt he
the ace for manufacturing ard repairing the
machinery belonging to these roads. There
is any amount Of room here for Improvements
The most eligible spots, too, are located conve-
nicntly to their roads, and can be had ut rea-
sonah.c prices. The want Of room in other places
along ia, ir line, for the erection of shops, which
the company is much in need of, has long been
felt, and us our town has the advantages requir-
ell We hope our citizens will take early steps to
extend a hearty welcome to the Pcnns yivaua
railroad to erect, upon the vacant places here,
shops aud other manufactures.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-22
Trial list.

List of Causes for anjourued term, commenc-
Ing March s. 1873:
The county of Northumberland VS.. Geo. MEL
iece.
The county of Northumberland VS.. Philip Win
tersteiu.
Lyman Seller, adm. Of Elias Seller, VS.. John
NJ, Whitmcr. .H4...
Fredrick strader vs.. Dan. BeckIcy, II. S.
Gathering Dapi Us, The Enterprise Coal Com
pany and Robert zimmerman.
William Le~issvs. James Malone.
Peter Dunkie VS.. h. L. shcllenbergcr.
Martin Straluf and an. ys. Uriah Folk, cou-
tractor, and Michael Shpe, owner.
Geo c. WtAker VI. y. c. Railway Co.
Frank 'ersng vs.. Twp. of Mt. Carmel.
VIM. ". Eairn-Ys. WIN. ~ sam Russell.
sam. g. BIyson vs.. School Directors of Della
ware Twp.
John w. IIeuther vs.. W. D. Moorehead.
Pet. Gea-hart vs.. ID. T.. Il W. B. r, R. Co.
Jacob Raup vs.. John Lcihy.
Cornace Hart VS., the Twp. of Mt. Carmel.
Miller, Forney & Co. VS.. David Hciser.
Milley T. Day, indorser, VS. Alcues 3. Day.
Jno. Bartholomew vs.. Jas II. Mccormick.
Benz. Williamson vs.. ,, >, >,
Geo Geo. @,Ss S%w.r vs. VS..
James D, Gehrlg VS.. Ii. BclaaeImani. "
Weand Zink ~ Co. vs.. J. j. Bauch.
Eva ScEir chty VS.. Anthony Hummel.
j. & NJ. Sanders ys. J. Il. FreleIieks & D. Z.
Krebs.
Rush, Miller & Co. vs.. j. VI. Bartholomew.
Elisha Elliott Va. Henry b. Weaver.
Jacob r. Struckler We. John Weist.
Jonathan Garrett VS.. Henry b. Masser.
Geo. Miller VS.. John Sanders u William b.
Deal.
Fredrlck scully VS.. Nathan Chamberln.
John NJ. Fry, for the use of d. W. Smith, VS..
j. G. Morgan and George Treuu,
State 3ank VS.. Abraham Kis>iRger.
John w. Smith VS.. Henry Shultz.
List OF Causes for week commencing
Monday, March l7th, 1879.
Philip zimmerman W. George l. Mcclure.
J. NJ. Cadwallader va Willialn Wilmington.
John ii. Lick " George ". 8ushore.
Isaac sticker, rudorsee vs. Eobe't Datesman,
endGrsee for Webster & Viney.
W. II. Miller vs. John Frymire, Jr
Francis O'Donnel VS. Northumberland Co. Ag-
ricuitural Society.
iIenTY G.. Beamer VS. T. o. Van Allen, George
NJ. LES Q, and Abraham IT, Yoris, trading under
the hrn name OF Van Alien q Company.
1hOs. l.. Frymlre q Co., Va Jacob J. Wike,
eamue. Shade ys Levis township.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-22
Elcatbs.


In this place. on Saturday, February IS, 1878,
CLARA EDITH CAMPBELL, daughter of Rob-
cIt and Margaret Campbell, aged IL years, and
10 months. ...'-
THE deceased before her death made n request
that the following verses should be published
with her obituary notice.
would not live alway / ask not TO stay
Where storm after storm rises dark DER the way:
The few lnrd mornings that dawn on Us here,
Are enough for its joys, full enough for its cheer
| would rot live alway no welcome he tomb
Since Jesus has lain there dread not its gloom (:
There sweet he my rest ill he bid me ari.e,
To hail him in triumph descending the skies.
Who who woald live Away. awOy from his Cod
.".. ..0ui Jon heaven. tNat blisslul abode,
Whose rivers OF pleasure flow bright o'Cr the
plains,
And the noontide OF glory eternHlly reigns.
There Saints Of all ages IN harmony meet,
Their Saviour and brethren Transported To greet +;
While anthems of rapture increasingly roll,
And the smile of the Lord Is the feast Of the soul.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-22

Lazarus Moyer ys William Sharel.
Danville, Hagclton s. Wkcsburre r. II. Co. VS.
isaac Albert aud John Bogar.
j. r. Bsrtcb vs Joseph Nicely, Admir- of Joel
W. Artman, decd, and j. p. Armstrong.
Sarah g. Schell, by her next friend, Jacob
Shell vs. John Hafer. . t...
Peter Yerger We Jordan township.
Ross, Shot & Co., VS. j. f. Smith q Co.
Charles Glass Peter Badly, owner, and
Cha's Roinig, contractor.
a. W. Kramer vs Joseph Vanktk.
Tomllnsnn & Tyler VS. ]. g. shannon.
John Is. WGiscr w Solomon Delp.
Dater ~ Relish Va VIM. A. Fisher
Philip Snyder, jacob Snyder, Joseph snyder,
Herman Snyder and Lydia Snyder vs Isaac Shipc.
j. Ii. Cofrodu & Co. We John b. Heller, Sheriff
OF Northumberland county.
B. F. Herman Va Joseph II. Hunter.
Ira 7. Clement VS. Daniel Druckemiller owner,
or reputed owner or contractor.
Nige & Ovens US Wagner Starr & On. 81
Isaac zctbc s Elizobeth 2erbe, for tba use OF
Elizabeth Ztrbo IS Levi 2erbe.
Abraham Lorch Va Mrs. Lydia Thompson
oTr9r, or repu,ud owner, and jacob Rencr, CON
tmctOr
Elizabeth Boinboy vs jefferson Tabler.
Gcnfge g. Goodhart Vi Mary Ray.
j. w. Gillespie Ys Ichu VI. ForesmsB,
3. l.. Finney VS. John Porter.
George Gurnan VS. John G.. Smith.
John q. Gurtner va Samuel Bloom, j. II. Eagle
Eocanangua Coal Go. VS. Thos Barr.
Charles kumerer vs. Benjamin Snyder.
LIST ofletIcts remaining In the Sunbuty Post
Office on February 10, 1878.
Miss Kate Brosious, II. W. Bohucr, William
Buss, William BowB, Chas. W. Brown, Rev. u.
II. Clark, Chuttic Eyert. John Enge, q. VI.
Fisher, Geo. II. Hane, Thos. A. Holl, Alvin
liesse. j. Il. Kelley, Jno w. Mapart, Lloyd Maus,
Daniel Plank, Mis- Mary S. Reed, David Stcr-
rick. Kate Stanley, David Smelser, Mrs. $. L.
Williams, Mrs. (. II. Walton, Thomas WheGian,
Iordy 81 Co.
0n Narriage.-Eas for Young Men, on
Great Social Evils aud Abuses, which interfere
with Marriage, aud ruin the happinese Of thou
sands,-with sure means of relief for the Erring
and Unfortunate, deceased aud debilitated. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge.
Address, Howard Association, No. ., South
Ninth ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-22
WHIT OF PARTITION.
l. tate Of )Heturnahle to
Dsnisi Netser, dtcetsoi. }March Term
NORTHUMBERLAND CorSTy

! D"''7' =" s'"eF' "e's'9od' March March Term
S0KrHCSHFRLA&a CoUETY, IS.
THIS Common wealth OF Pennsylvania 10 the sno-
iii OF Northumberland County, Greeting;
I WHEREAS, ~ an Orphans Court held in Sun
bury, in and for the county Of Northumberland,
the eighteenth day of January, IN the year Of cur
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud seventy
three, before the Honorable VIM. NJ Rockefel-
lcr ESQ, President, aud his Associate Justices of
the Court. In the matter ot Daniel Weimer, de-
ceased. The petition of William Wchner North
umbcrlaud, borough, Northumberland county. IN
the state of Pennsylvania, WAS presented, setting
forth that he is Of the children and lnell de-
secudants of Daniel Weiiner, late of the borough
of northumberland deceased. that the said Dan
Eel WCimCr died ON the - day OF -. A. u, one
thousand eight hundred and fOrty-eght, intes-
tate, leaving a widow named Margaret WeimsF
who Ia also deceased, aud nine children. viz
Your petitioner Wm. Weimer aud Christian l..
WejTer, Geo. l.. Weimer, Mary in:ermarrici
wi'G Henry llVeile, Gttharinc intermarried with
John \. Lloyd, Margaret intermarricd with Jno.
Maloch, Elizabeth intornagred With John L
Weimer, sarah Wemer and Gcnella WeWtr.
That the said decedent Daniel Weimer, died seized
In fee of, and in a certain lot or piece of ground
situated in the borough OF Northumberland, Mar
thumherland county, Pennsylvania, Containing Sc
yenty fve feet (75) in ir0nt on Mater street and
one hundred and piuety-two feet in depth TO an al
Levitt being lDt number seven. aud fitcen-fcet OF
lot number six in the general plan of the borough
Of Northumberland, whereon is erected double
two story log dwelnghouse, with kitchen at
tached, a one aud II half story frame store house,
stable, and other outbudngs.
This Is to notify You and each OF you herein
above named, and yOu are hereby notified that by
virtue Of the above writ u Ble directed an ihqgest
will be held on the premises ri the above named
Daniel WCiiNsr, deceased, in the borough OF Nos-
thumoeriand, Nouh'd co., PeUus lvania, as here
in described, on Wednesday, March l2. 1873, al
10 o'clock, =. m, for the purpose OF making par
tion Of as TO value, aud appraise the real estate
herein above described ~ the said decedent, at
which time aud place you may each aud all ap-
pear II you thnk proper.
$. II. ROTHEEMEL, Sheriff.
ShcrlF7s 0hies,
suubury, February !. ls73.--4t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-22

Thus showing the actual indeb,cane of the
District to be less than the amount Orbnnds oU'-
staining The Bniri have issued orders for the
balance Of Interest due to January !, 1873.
], perhaps, as Secretary of the Board, owe an
apology 20 the taxpayers OF Suubury for not pub
fishing this report previously, in conformity with
The sehoot lave. My apology is simply this:
never could or did ascertain the exact amount of
Bonded Indebtedness of the district until during
the month OF January, 1873, and | would not
p"b.tSh Il report of The District which knew
would be incorrect. lfauy one else holds bonds
they would greatly obgc the Board nv present
Ing them Ia The Secretary at once, as the present
Board have no knowledge of any others.
II. Y. FRYLING,
Secretary Suubury School Board.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-22
Executors Notice,

(On the Estate OF Abraham SNYDER, dee.l
NOTICE is hereby giycu, that Letters Testa-
~ nentuy have been granted "a The under
signed, Executor of the Estate OF Abraham Sny-
der deceased, late Of Upper Augusta township,
Northumberland county. Persons knowing them
selves Indebted 70 said estRie, and those having
caims against the same, .iil present them TO the
Executor for settlement,
a. y. BR!CE, Executor.
snubuTy, January iB, isT2.-@.
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e!Iaa:qus.


COURT FROdLAtat.'asON. Notico
is hereby giten that the sc:. nj Courts Of Com
mon Pleas, General Quarter ssiui,s of the Peace,
aud Orphans Court. Court VI Oyer and TerIninei
and General Jail Delivery, in md iof the county
Of Northumberland, will commence at the Court
IIohse, in The borough Of Sunbufy, ct 10 o'clock
A. NJ, on MONDAY, MARCH tue ,ioth, next,
aud Viii continuetwp weeks.
The Coroner, ices of the Peuce and Consta-
bles IN and for Che county Of Northumberland are
requested to be then and there IN their proIcr
ypgssnS, With their role, records, inquisitionS,
sif'l other remcinbrances, to do thoec things to
th9r several Offices afpertatinr 20 be done. And
aHwfneesos prosecuting in behalf o. the Com
ronwoalth against any prisoner, are requested
andedfd he tlienhnd there attending
in their proper persons TO prosecute against him
as shall br jnst--and not to depart without leave
at their peril Jurors are requested to be punc-
tual In thtlr attendance, a, the time appointed,
aCreeably TO their NOTICES.
Glren under my hand at Sunbury. tho 6th day OF
February. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hrndrrd and sevcnty-threc.
- IsAMUEL II. ROTHARMEL, Sheriff.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-22
Business FoeaIs.

SEWING MACHINES AND CorTAGE ORaANs.-
Miss Caroline Daus Is the agent for the sale of
the best Sewing Machines in existence. viz The
Improved Grover s. Baker, and Domestic
which are constantly kept on hand, and sold at
reasonable prices. She is also agent for the sale
of the celebrated Silver Tongue Organs and the
Bay State Organs,' and for the sale Of the
Frautz & Pope Knitting Machine. Call and see
them. Office on Market street, east of the rail-
road.