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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-08-28

That BERRY SToRY.-The papers are
rehashing the old Berry story, and they
don't conclude it in accordance with the
facts. This is the correct version. A
celebrated comedian arranged with his
green grocer, one Berry. to pay him
quarterly but Berry once sent in his &C
count long befors the quarter was due.
Thereupon the comedian, in great wrath,
called upon the grocer and said to him
= say, here's pretty NULL Berry; you
have sent in your BILL, Berry, before i.
is DUE Barry. Your father, the ELDER
Berry, would not have been such a GOOSE,
Berry; but yeu needn't look SO BLUE,
Berry, for don't care STRAW, Berry
but if you come here again before JUNE,
Berry, Ill kick your RAsP, Berry until it
is BLACK, Berry.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-08-28
THE OLD JOKER.

AIM it wicked to rob dis here roost.
jim p Dat s great moral question.
Gumbo we amt got time to argue it
now. Hand down another pullet.
How does your husband get along 2"
inquired friend of an undertaker's wife.
Nothing to complain of, thank the
Lord. He had twelve funerals yester-
day."
Josh Billings says: '"The lion and the
lamb may possibly sometimes lay down
in this world for flu minutes, but when
the lions kums to get up the lamb will be
missing
The latest story of an absent-minded
man is that of drug clerk, who filled a
customers bottle. anc receiving there
fore nice new 25-cent. scrip, pasted it
on the bottle, and put the label in the
cash drawer.
Alice: "Do you know, uncle, that
horrid MIR. Binks declares you have taken
to hard drinking? ?" Uncle George: "Not
true, my DEAR No? Never drank easier
in my life -
What are you catching roy trout for ?'
cried an irascible old gentleman to a
young man whom he found fishing on his
place, and who utterly silenced him by
coolly saying: "Who wants to catch
your trout ? I'm only trying to drown
this worm"
"Will you have some strawberries p
asked lady of a guest. Eyes, madam,
yes; II eat strawberries with enthusi-
asm." "Do you? Well, we haven't any
thing but sugar and cream Cor 'em. this
evening" said the matter of-fact hostess.
An eccentric old fellow who lives along.
side of graveyard, was asked if he was
not in an unpleasant location. "No,'
said he, Il never jined places in my life
with set of neighbors who minded theil
own business so stidy as they do"
A boy who was called up by his teacher
for giving a schoolmate black eye,
pleaded that he only threw bit Of water
at him. but or being pressed in;the cross
examination, he at last admitted that tht
water was frozen.
johnny, said mother to her hope
| full son as she was reading to him of Pc
cahontas in the history of Virginia, ''dl
| you know who Pocahontas wasp s'Yes,
mother said the lad, whose thought:
were upon the mare that lately trotted
half mile in LAO 4, "she was fas
| trotter."
A man sought to annoy boy who was
working by the road side, and finally
asked him who his father and mother
were, TO which the boy replied: 'They
are the parents of son who knows how
to practice the wise precept of King
Solomon, by answerin fool according
to his folly
"What are you hallooing about, Bill?
said mother at the stairs foot one eve.
ming, after her two boys had been put tt
bed. please, mother said Bill, ''Jen
wants half the bed" "Well, let hin
have it, and you take the other half,
Yes. mother. but he will have his hal
in the middle, and make me sleep OF
both sides of him.
A school-bo having to write compo
sition on Pins produced the follow
ing 'Pins are pointed and useful. The.
have saved the lives of great many
men, women and children-in fact, o
whole families "How SO ?" asked tn,
puzzled teacher. "Why, by not swallow
ing them,' replied the boy.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-08-28

AN EDITOR out in Iowa longs for "a
pen plucked by the dantiest queen of
fairies from the brightest and most gor-
geously tinted tuft of the bird of Para
disc, and dipped in golden ink" that he
may Herewith describe croquet party
be has attended. He has got it the worst
way. Let him marry the girl that made
him feel that way, and in about a year
he will settle down to writing in the
United States language.-Reck.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-08-28

A MAN in Maine writes that he has
discovered sure cure for consumption
in strong mullein-leaf tea, sweatened and
drank freely every day from three to six
months. The mullen leaves, unless
from young plants, must be gathered
before July 25th, and dried in the shade
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-08-28

AN actor performing the ghost in
Hamlet very badly, he was Kissed after
beaning it while, he put the audience
in good numo- by stepping forward and
saying, Ladies and gentlemen 1 am
exceedingly sorry that my humble efforts
to please yoc are so unsuccessful, but if
you are not satisfied l must give up the
rrhonk
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-08-28

Pow are you Smith, said Jones.
Smith pretended not to know him, and
answered hesitatingly, Sir, you have
the advantage of me- "Yes, | sup
pose so; everybody has that's got any
common sense"
, 1873-10-08
o= NOTICE ~

h%P&
HE public is hereby reminded Of
the existing regulations, according to
which the houseowners in the town
and the suburbs are bound to have
the streets swept in front of their
houses, the sweeping to take place
every Wednesday and Saturday and
to be finished before s o'clock a. m,
at which time the carts will go round
and carry away the dirt. For omit
ting to sweep in the right time and
for throwing rubbish in the streets
after the carts have passed fines will
be inflicted.
Christianstcd's Police Office the
9th October 1878.
III. A. JURS.
, 1873-10-08

81sa HE undersigned. consi-

Ha HE undersigned, consi-
On dering it of vital impor-
lance for the welfare of the
Island to preserve as far as
possible the existing trees and
to. promote planting Of new
Ones, do hereby politely invite
proprietors, attorneys and all
gentlemen who take an inter
est in this important matter to
Join them at a meeting to be
held at Estate Castle on Tues
day the 18th instant, at 2
o'clock, for the purpose of dis
cussing the different questions
connected with the matter.
Committee appointed by the
Presidency to take the above
matter into consideration, st.
Cr0ix 3rd October 1878.
f. ARMSTRONG.
I'll. EGGERS.
{. H~ATTENSEN.
w. III. HEYLIGER.
w. MACEVOY.
WIN. F. MOORE.
s. w. VAN BRAKLE,
Chairman.
, 1873-10-08
AUCTION.

.PFTER Begjmring af Christian
lG steds Ski1terct som behandIende
Procurator f.. A. Hoilbuth og efter-
Ievende Enkes fHIles 30, vii vorde
bortsolgt we'd En- otfentlig Auction
paa dette Steds Auctions Contoir
Torsdagen den lode dennes Kl. l
slet, Bocts halye Andccl i Eiendom-
men No. q Watergut heri Byen,
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir
den Ste October 1873.
II. A. JURS.
, 1873-10-08
AUCTION.

n T request of Christiansted's Deal
III ing Court in behalf of Lawyer
E. A. deilbuth and widows estate,
will be sold at one public Vendue, in
this Yendue Office Thursday the
10th instant, | O'Clock p. M, said
estates Right s. title to one half part
Of the property No. Z in Watergut
this town.
Christiansted's Vendue Office 9th
October 1873.
Fl. A. JURS.
, 1873-10-08
28l, 80
Total S 421,185 16

Balance Of deposits 8 63,O36 90
S new deposit accounts, viz:
l Cooper. 2 Laborers,
2 Various,
"a Withdrawals amounting to S 42I O3
Receivers for SATURDAY, 18th October 1873
IN C-HRIsTIANSTED
Capt, A. J. Boye, Trustee.
Capt. J. Golden, Member.
: = In FRBDERIKsTED:
Fl. N. Mallgrav, Esq, Trustee.
O. Schousboe, Esqr. Member.
JOB. 3. GOLDBERG,
President.
st. Croix, 9Th October 1878.
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Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia Dyspepsia

Dyspepsia Is tho most bcrpisxirg Of all hu.
man ailments. Its symp'oms are most Infinite
In 'heir variety, and the fnrlorn ard desp'niNn
yistlms of the disctse ofen fancy themselves
tie prey, In turr, Of every known IN ilndy. This
Is due, IN part TO the close sympathy which OK.
iets between the stomach and the brain. and In
part also Ia the fact that any disturbance of IN.
diges tive Junction necessarily disorders the H..
yer, the bowels aud tho nervous sy stem, AMI ef
fecis, to some eNtert, the quality Of the blood.
Il. y. Kun, l"'s Bitter Wine of Iron \ sure
cure TLis Il not new preparation, to he tried
and fund wantlani IL has bs'n prrscrihel daily
Zoe many years IN the practice Of EN- inent phy.
siclans with unparalleled suree-s; u II MT es.
pected or in'eudrd to cure al tho diseases to
which the human family Il subject, but Is war.
ianted TO cure Dyspepsia IN IT. most ohs'i'
M form. Runkir's bittor Wine OF Iron never
fails 10 cue SSmp oins of dyspepsl, or los OF
a.peiite, wind AMI risina OF tie food dryn.ss OF
the mouth, heartburn, distensiOn OF the siom-
aeh an. hoY Is constipation, headache, ditti
ness sic 'rlessne-s and low spirits. Try tho
great remedy and be onvincei Of It. me-its.
Get the pen"ine Take only kunkies, which is
put oniy In VI hotiles. Depot, 2to North Ninth
street Philadelphia
For tAle hy all Irugglsts Il dealers every wh ere
bth and VII mos.
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Tape Worm, Tape Worm

Removed Ia n few honrs with harmlrs. Vege.
iHo'e Ne ticiue. No Zee asked until the cnti re
"'r, tth neal, ptssos. Refer those a;illcted
tn residents ot the cltv whom have cu ell. that
nd n-en ursuc .sfulv tue ,ted nj thr Jefferson
VI, deal Coll.lr. On Tenth street had taken IN
vain turtcn,ines, tne - callei spncit =, aud All
known ren.dies. DR T.. I. KuSKgL No 2sq
North Niuth street philadelpha. III, Doctor
has cen In business tor over tSenty.ii years
aud Is perfectly reliable. can aud See. Advi @
Oh measuring 20 feet At his office can he seen
specimens, some OF them over fnTty 'eet ~
length, which have been rem we'd In less than
,hres tonrs ~ taking one dose " this med cine
Dr. Kunkel's treatment is sinpls rafo and rer
lctly f'n1hle, and no fec until the worm, with
head pn,ses. Dr. y =. KUsKLE. 2i9 North Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. (sep. IS, ~ Iy
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DEHNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
SUMNER TINE TABLE.
Eight trains (Daily) to and from
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. aud
Two traius Daily to aud from
Eric Sundays ESccptcd.)

After Sunday. June 29th 1873 the
Passenger Trains of the pennsyi-
vana Railroad Company will depart
from Harrisburg and arrive NJ Philadel
phis New York PiIisburg aud Erie "a
follows:
EASTWARD
255-Philadclphia Express leave, lIar
r,.burg daily lexecpl Monday At 80
q M aud arrives at wesi Phih dclphia II
Il % m., aud arrives at New York At
10 ID u. IN.
3 S5-Fast line leaves Harrisburg daily
nj 35 u IN aud arrives at West Philauel-
phia At 10 u IN. and New York at 10 2j
m.
4j-I.ancasier train via aount Joy
leaees Harrisburg daily except sundry
at : 40 " with through ear for Philadel-
phis. and arrives at West ilhiladelphis at
la - p n, AT New York "A, 65 pm.
s 65-Soaihern Express leaves llar.
rlshnrg daily a, S55 pm aud arrives
Philadelphia at f. Sj pun and arrives al
New York at bb p N.
II S0-Paeido Express leaves Harris.
burg daily NJ II 90 am and arrives ~
West philadelphia st 80 p m. aud ar
rives at New York daily except Monday
nj q S5pm,
2co-Elmirn Express ienves Uarrisbm 8
daily (eSeept sunday at . .Up p IN aud ar
rives at West Philadelphia At o 10 = n, aud
arrives at New York at 10 % p m.
4Oh-llarrisburg Accommodation leaves
Harrisburg daily Except Sunday at I O0
p m aud arrive ~ West Philadelphia at
y 20 pm,
= i5-Mail train leaves Harrisburg ds.
iy except Sunday at $ 40 p NJ. arrives a,
philadrlplia al ~ 20 am and at New
York at 3 ~ p. m,
10 60-Cineiunsti Express leaves iir-
rishurg daily al 10 90 ? N aud arrives At
wrsl Philadelphia at 90 IN and arrives
st New York a, SoPm.
WESTWARD.
4l6-Erie Mail west, for Erie. leaves
Harrisburg daily Na 10 a IN, arriving a,
Erie nj 50 Pun,
4 lS-Erie kxpress west for frie leaves
Harrisburg daily (exespt siaisyl at AS0
y IN arriving At Er,e al 20 an,
:SS-rhe Southern express leaves WAr.
risbuvg daily at = 50 a IN, arrives al Al,
,cona NJ q IS AN for breakfast and ar
r.ves a, Pittsburgh al " 80 pm,
4 sOa--pacihn fNrress leaves Harrisburg
daily y, 4 % . N arrives ~ Ahena At : 81
m, for breakfast, aud arrives al Puts
bnrs AZ ivpw. tN
Way Passenger rrsia leaves usrnshnrs
daily ~ I "a m arrives At NAhsns a. = Vo
y m ior diansr saA Al rusears al SOS
pm
Mail rrsia leaves uA,tishurg daily (sx
eep, sardsyl at ~ y N arrives a. Alto
ns s 7 sspm
Fac, L,as leaves usrslshars daily lsx,
cop, saaaay1 At 30 , " arrives Al Alto
as a, v 20 y, " tsAss supper aud arrives Al
riusharg =, I NAN.
\, la-rh,sbass Expvess leaves Harris
burg daily (sSecp, saaaayl ~ a. % y "
arrives Al Altoona ~ Avp ", aud ar
rlses ~ ti,,shntS ~ StNA
AZ lo-erlae,aaA,i kxpsess lsAvss has-
rlehast daily lexeep' SNu,l~yl a. ~ "a
4 y Nts,yss ~ ANsSA ~ 4 ~ ~ and ar
f(ses Z, csAssANta Ne MAJ.
l.y..ss Sxssn{sN ? S.s&x &xssS yss.ss... ..S
H<~<< y. <<e44 az y M 4. -. .-.-~--. =.
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NOTICE is hsREeN GIVEN, That. rur>
slrnt TO hnHi decree Of tho Snlto'nc Court Il
Nlsi Irlus. Tor The Ensiern nisirirt of Pen syl.
Nani, made the 18Th day Of December, ls-3 In
tho above On trh cause, ther' vii exposed e.
pnhrc "a at tho Merchants ENchanpo. in The
cty Of fhiladslphln, at u o'cl"c4 noon, on
1tENb ~, MAY D. 'sIi the whole line 4 thr
iailtoad Of the suLbufy and l.ewistosn Rat.
ioad Company, beginning al the cast eide of tie
SusTu' 'hnnna river In Nnrihumberland county,
orposite the brough ~ Selln'gro,e, IN sny Tor
Ipv n, va, oI se ,r.sr,ye s,d i,aS., ,n,nss nsss
IN Snyder county, to t.ewisiown, MlfIiln county
disinnce oI " nr's, more or le.s' with Il,
est te railway ties. rails, sYpctst', ',.statrs "a.
trucks, bridge, vladucis walls eu!vo,i-. fences,
Iisnt OF vey maeh,ne sh'ps, urpo'S, eroonds
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HEARTH AND HoME.-This popular
weekly journal has iust commenced
the publication OF charming new sto-
~, eatitlei, "Jotn An,Goss." bv Mrs
Rcbecca Harding Davis, the well
know author of life in the Iron
Mills" &c. Without doubt, Mrs. Davis
is one of the very best story-writers
in America, and, having given more
than usual care aud labor to the prep.
aration of "Joln An,lrosr.' the reading
public may confidently expect in it
one of her best works.
We take pleasure in commenting
HEARTH AND fIoME us one or the ablc,t.
purcst, and most careiullv-editcd ofthc
literary and home wceklies. its sto-
ries are not OF the trashy, sensational
character, yet are of absorbing inter
est. and will he read with pleasure aud
profit 10y every member Of the family.
Its editorials are always timclv, able.
Independent. The best American and
foreign writers contribute to its col
umns and. take it all in all, il il as
near perfect Home Paper us is pub.
llshcd III this or any othec country
ORANGE JUDD CoMPASY, Publishers
2i5 Broadway, n. Y.
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To-nAy.-We call attention to the ndyertise.
ment "i TODAY In anoth column.
Thi- pSprr Gems o. have lid ont arrth for
itsell Htmtutt Furnish nnciy illustrated paper
1T spric' thit places It within reach of ail incl
litcit readers, aud spartug nc expense 10 secure
the bost foadi Z uintter f1r its % irons,
Aii'd 20 ttis, ihe sllnl Judgment and e,pui
ate taste that IL shown IN its lcction - re.
inl1m CnrOm's enah'es Age1ts TO oser induce.
meEt- thut are irr sidib O.
Last yrar Mrs. Andc-sOn's "Iust =, u ish''
~n- The snl lect, ana fw thought 1, could hs ex =
fcl!ei, tut n wv the publs shers come fDrwa rd
with an"'her N ruiny sui 4 picture, Little
mo ~ one OF ihr celebrate B.rLet Fo.tnf's most
heint iui landscape In NAtrr.cOl1r. Each sub-
s'iiher has choice Of either o'e of the above
h.'n' ehromos. ard wcdo not eS'g rate ahen
less than seven dollars, Tho publishers wish
agents everywhere, and Ter iibe raj Ind dcemsnts.
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Eisetton Notics,

VVAs meesNSss VI ne Say,esr C0aptx AxtiSsl.
ANnAsl flsssleA tes NaAes ~ sAtA >0Slety ~
ssSse NS w ssss lsll, ~hA w Asl ia tSs NNsass
,isass. ~ NNAs.ssasss sa NsRs.y tas 81 A.S ~
a tNN VNsNNliAhcs ~ tAe >NAA>titat ~ aa1 As
lANe VI ~ S,sietS ~iu =, t~lNtsA " tASs. l,,g.
ties,Natisx ~ ed el>sttea,
the ssesa,Iss sS~sai,,s> as rsaaas,,a 4,
wet a tse enee VI n 4, SpAslA. a. e,stA \,
4, ~ ~ s<s2 ~, ~ We N&nNsestea ~ asha
kAel tusss e>< N,ANWkk, efsN
h,A eessA s>e p,s> ~ lss
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility Premature Decay, and all
the efo,t- OF youthful indiscTetion WILL, for tho
sake OF suffering humanity, sead free ~ all who
nod ", The reclps aud direction for making the
siWpe rmedy BY winch he was cured sur,r-
sis wishing % print by tho atsertiser's rspet.
dence. tDe1, IS 'iS dn.
JOHN b. OGDEN, % Cedar ~, New YORK.
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II. ius SoutLNatI -Burslo Express. i.S'cs.
NiIliauisIo OFT. It .ily ek,.rt sunday, Arr'- at
HaTrislhrg, ihila Bali.n,fe bni wR,Lins'ou,
daily. -, ett stul1As.
Eu.irr Mail loav,s sSisgar, lTali., rufalH, ~.
mifs Rtd Will'Hinstuft. 'NIly ,,rrft -ultsy-
ARR - ltrtisblfg. Pli hd.. Bsltiinrrc 30 :
ashirl tor. del ex sIt SurdaNs
lar isb ~ A en-. ies'sF Sia.fl Tail. glf.
A'H, ko,Ltstcf, tansLdnErR. l. fulTE suF VIII.
nmspptt, d.ily EXCEPT srudnyg Arrives az
Harriet utg. pltad aLd Bsliiil &c, daI.y a..
cert IN. ia s.
Ere Sluii laaNes ire. thiiv, '1.ett srnisy.
Arfi',r % HffIisfqU' z, Iti!a., Hal.iu.Tr d. %
"srhinPt daiiy except sunday
T. ialIs NorihwaId-Erie Matt leave. W .h q.
ih.ivn, BaItimcr-, PM ie'pLIi nj H.rr..' ufv
dsiy Ncet I. sunday. Arr's At " Mlll.n.p. n.
LlmiTa, tsnandnrua. BosLe.ier, puTs'o Ma .
- faiis ani tric d,ily ., e'u ~urjays
eL"Na, Accom-. leaves Urif.sburk, ta!iy CA
It sundays.
tlnita Nsl, lesv vh.Lit.'ou Rs',iu 10.
~ ilsfcll hia ans Harms u~y daily, r,erpt -. %
Jay. Ari's Ht "illam.pur: t,sira, bur.I1
sni >ingatn Pals. daily except Srnd1ys.
lunalu fNrrcss, lsa..s NashIi .t1H. Paid.
uor', Ph.l,de!p-!a ard Hsrrissu < duly.
excc!t slliA!s,
cAssTr
vgLss.l ..ALs.er.
Harrisl rrg, Tee H., i1-3
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Goods suitable for Holiday Presents IN
endless Variety at WAgoSsrLL.R & Son.
Hosiery. Gloves. iIandkerchiefs. Linen
Table Diapers, Towels &c. &c., In Great
Variety At wAooSsxLLsus.
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"A Christmas Festival will be held
NJ the Lutheran and Reformed church,
Black -ouk Ridge.
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GIVEN WAY T.!
4" G 4 MPUORINE"
EMPLOYMENT FOR Ill

- s. Af't1r's . s-f str1ttt vlrk r,sr
~ ~ 7 u g. llus yf 'Lsu.ttds not ltrstanr.
ir4 ilH,s If b. o.. u-Iy ir'.res aaH fs -
.her rI..l n.1 l.a,y l6 -. 4 ne q tss
tu.. Dor r., ser ri E. syey o. ssritsr a..
who bad ne,e sO'f l.us ,. flts esrsd si,l
cJi,rs irss. !. " SIupuAET sCO P.s
:. 81 cE. -, PbilA
E6nn As-f;s wan'sd Ssu-Iss boo. s.a
SOAp Is m1!'. 18th TER =. O. riear fse -
g. 60 ~ uly. - AI.sts- y. o. Waltz Ss9.
af!, y :.
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Conpcctins At Lewistown Function with tho
Trains on Main Iipr renn's v ". aud ut sun
en'y with trslas 81 Sorthc-n Centrr' ghiit. y
Lr,s s,d Danviils, uaile on * wisssbsrrr
ss-T tins viii stop nj station, marked "F'
on'y when signal IL given.
pr SMITH. Supy.
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, nMlNlSrRAroRs' NorlcI. -L,t,sr,

4 pNiNlSrRAroRS' NOTICE, -LsUsrs
fAet Alr,iais,rNtiea aPea The estate ~
Philip wtIrHwyer late Of fTsRklia tsT,,
snyder Co, dee Z having hesp grau,S4 te
the undersigned, all psrsens kuSs'sg ,Aesa
selves Indebted to sAia ssis,e are requested
10 make pay @ea, whhss. delay, ard tAess
having elsllas "a ,ss ssae WI prSsseg
them 10 SUSANNA MtrtsNMlER.
SAMrkL BOWEN,
Nov, MS, Ai0ipislra,ess,
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AGENTS WANTED

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SEWING MACHINE.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FORECLOSURE u R E
Of The
Mortgage ofthe Sunbury and Le~istown
Railroad Company.

In The supreme Court Tor The Eastern Dis.
trict Of Pennsylvania.
Sitting in Equity,
Between
james Pollock and Edward
T.. Mitchell. Trustees nam-
ed in n ccrt.in lndenturc January
OF Mortg ,uc, dated the Term.
first day OF April, 1870. 1874.
executed aud delivered 10
by the Sunbury & Lewis.
town Railroad Company,
complainan,s,
sad The Sunbury 4 Lew
istown Railroad Company,
defendants.
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Large Bank Barn,
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD,
Philadelphia & Erie II. Il. Division.
WINTER TIME TABLE.

WIN liz LIME ihbLn'
On and After SUTpN DEC. cd. 1879
tho trains on the philnjelpbis & Erie Raj
Road Division viii run as follows;