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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02
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Augusta, June ID, 1873. t3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02


Leave Galt's whorf Portland, every Monday and
Thursday at O'Clock p NJ, and leave Pier 3S East
River, New York, every Monday and Thursday at
o'clock p. NJ.
The Driso and Franconia are fitted up with fine
accommodations for passengers, making this the
most convenient and comfortable route for travel
lers between New York and Maine. Passage in
State Rooms, $500. Cabin Passage, e4o0. Meals
extra.
Goods forwarded to and from Montreal, Quebec,
Halifax, ST. John, and all parts of Maine..
Shippers are requested 10 send their freight to the
steamers early as r. NJ, ON the days that they
leave Portland For freight or passage apply 70
HENRY FOX Cats Wharf, Portland
J.F. AMEs, Pier So East River. New York.
Portland Nav 90 1850. lye2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02
WASHINGTON.

Washington, u. c.. 81.
TREASURY BALANCES,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-07-04
Eastern papers are in an ecstatic state

Eastern papers are In an ecstatic state
OF punning over the case OF the forger Coe.
One says " e"-partnerships will not be
so popular "a heretofore ; another regards
as strange Coe"-incidents the forgeiies
on State street. and all agree that crime Is
"Coe"-eval with the sad lapse Of morality
and probity at the Hub"
A gossiping correspondent states that
the late Thomas Starr King was the first
person who ever encouraged Bret IIarte
10 write assuring him he could develop
genius If he would only go resolutely 10
work and dig IL out Of his brain. The
same letter-writer announces that Mrs.
Harte Is one Of eight daughters OF Judge
Griswold, deceased, all of whom have
married men Of more or less distinction.
Some OF the newspapers seem 10 oc-
cupy themselves In marrying Miss Anna
+. Dickinson-first TO one man, and then
10 another. Her friends know that she
has no intention or wish TO change her
condition; and such paragraphs are not
only impertinent, but malignant. IL is
not one Of the least disadvantages OF a sim
gle woman in public life that she should
be perpetually consigned TO matrimony.
without her will, knowledge or consent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-07-04
The Beautiful Blue Danube

The banks of the Danube for many
miles after leaving Vienna are fiat and un-
interesting. Here and there rough wall
Of loose stones has been thrown up to re-
sist the encroachment Of the water; but
the general character of the landscape be-
tokens the impossibilty OF cultivation,
and the fields seem scarcely yet to have
recovered from the devastation of the
wintry floods. Stunted, shock-headed,
palsied willows, with an occas sional pop
lar, are the only trees; the grass is long
and rank, and flags and bulrushes thickly
fringe the stream. No attemptat division
of the land seems to have been made-all
is common property; though here and
there, where the heritage is OF better quail
ity and more fitted for grazing purposes,
one comes upon vast herd Of dun-col-
ored, long-horned cattle, or drove Of
small, wiry, shaggy horses, some brows-
ing, some galloping wildly about in ter
r0r at the snorting steamer. AT intervals
of every two or three miles we glide past
long row Of barges, some of which have
been formed into water-mills, while the
others are converted into residences for
those who look after the grinding of the
meal. According TO the tradition OF song,
millers are a joyous, lively race, but 1t
would be difficult TO imagine more soli-
tary, cherries life than the lot OF these
men, '.one side water all aroundr them,
and such land as they can see, barren,
desolate and forbidding. OF active life on
the river there is scarcely any sign. The
stream is split into so many branches,
and winds its way through so many
devious channels, between islands teeminE
with rank vegetation and high sand
banks, that anything like distant pres
pect is impossible. Occasionally we come
upon steamer Juggling fleet Of heavily
laden barges against The stream, and then
there is an interchange of courtesy be-
tween the two crews which is perfectly
Eastern in Its profuseness. Each captain
on the barge raises his gold-lace cap and
lays his hand on his heart: each mate half
way down the companion ladder does
ditto; even the helasmen are so intent
upon bowling and saluting that they let
90 their hold on the wheel for moment,
needless of the dangerous navigation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-07-04

weeklies; Others are published twice an
three times week. In England there are
$50 papers. OF these, 270 profess Liberal
principles. l63 Conservative. 80 Liberal
Conservative, 172 Independent, 8 indie
pendent-Liberal, i Tory, l Protestant, 2
Radical.
"A Major Colborne backs himself for
elO0 to walk fifteen miles in three hours
on the Maidstone road, In England. He
Is to carry brick weighing six and half
pounds in each hand, so as not 10 touch
his sides. The bricks are likely 10 defeat
the Major. One of them i'm an ordinary
mans hat will usually induce him to per-
form marvellous pedestrian feats.
Mr.. Smith chief Of the London Tsle-
graphs Assyrian expedition, sends 10 his
paper the translation Of two memorial
stories found near Bagdad, which for
malediction are unsurpassed by any Psalm
Of David. or the inscription on Shakes
peare's Tomb. They belong to the era a
about b. G. 400. The object of their
malediction Is the wretch who should dare
eiface the Notwithstanding, Of course,
anybody but Father Time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-07-04
They are subject TO hume

at 100000. They are subject TO hume
rous diseases OF serious character, among
which the kActoTy-typhus holds the first
place. The sick-rate IL from 60 10 20 per
cent, and the mean duration of life Is
only ~ years. ricketts, prevail 10 de-
plOrable extent among the youth Of the
working-class. and the effects Of a factory
life upon children are described as disas-
trous. A government commission is TO
investigate the matter.
Cotton waste. soaked In boiled linseed
oil and wrung out, will oxidize so rapidly
when exposed to a temperature Of 10
deg. Fair, that actual combustion COM
mences within one hundred and five min
utes, and oftentimes much sooner. With
unboiled oil ignition does not occur
SO readily, requiring four or five
nt GSas oils s1p sye ns w anwn various
suits: Rape oil and Gallpoli olive oil,
five hours or more temperature no deg.)
At 100 deg. castor oil takes over one day
before ignition; lard oil four hours salad
oil one hour and forty minutes. These
facts will doubtless satisfactorily account
for the origin Of many fires il mills, man.
ufacturies, and other places where oiled
cotton waste accumulates.
The idea ofmaking each of the several
parts Of many different machines inter-
chan geable, says the Bulletin Of Wool
Manu- actl4re, is unquesiionably of Ameri-
can origin. Its aHthor, a mechanic named
Thomas Warner. employed in the Spring
field Armory, offered the suggestion to
the Ordnance Bureau, Washington, but
the idea was secuted as impractcable.
Mr.. Warner persevered. however, and OBJ
tained trial for his system in the Spring
al acf ah lie FOIL In In,
all armories throughout the country, as
well as in manufactures of sewing-ma-
chimes, watches, etc. Our contemporary
says: at is this system which enables
US to supply all Europe with arms, and
to export sewing to all the Eu-
ropean nations, Notwithstanding the
vastly higher cost Of our labor"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-07-04
Ideal Husbands.


A writer i'm the Saturday Rericc says:
OF course one would not like TO see women
give themselves TO any one. no matter
who ne be, for the sake Of getting married;
but the solid things Of life should be
taught them as well as its poetic beauties;
and false hopes, false ideals, unsubstantial
loves, should be vigorously excluded. A
bad marriage or loveless life is not a
pleasant coda to that never.acted romance;
nor Is the disenchantment which comes
with such cruel certainty on the heels of
the lovesick and unsuitable marriage
blessing to be desired. Beauty fades, pas
sion cools, the blindness Of romance gets
couched when seeing Is too late; poetry
does not pay the butcher; and gsllantry OF
bearing of the 'slong sword, saddle,
bride" kind Is apt to lose itself In do
nestle bad language when the pot IL emp
ty Of pudding, and half dozen children
swarm about the musty lodgings or dingy
quarters TO which love and folly have re-
duced the gay lieutenant and his bride.
On the whole, Prince Prcttyman Is dan
gerous fellow either to get or to wait for,
having the trick OF unsubstantiality
throughout. Romantic girls would do
well to reflect that, If thew are to have
only one gown In a lifetime, they had
better buy one that will wash and wear
crcditably to the end, rather than flimsy
bit Of finery that looks well only In the
beginning, and goes to pieces before the
first year Is out.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-07-04

DIR. Mackenzie Bacon discredits the
diagnosis of softening Of the brain. He
has received into his asylum many pa
tents, judged by Their physicians TO be
affected in this manner, but has never, on
post-mortem examination of the brain.
found any peculiar signs of softening in
such cases.
--Thirty-nine degrees Fair. is COM
monty given as the temperature at which
water attains its greatest density; but ex-
periments conducted by Desprets and
others show that this holds goou for fresh
water only. Salt water grows steadily
denser as the mercury descends, until the
freezing point is reached.
In the New York State Lunatic Asy-
lum experiments have been made with
conium (hemlock) in the treatment of in
sanity. 1t is found to have a soothing
effect on the motor centers, It's action on
the motor tract being analogous to that
of opium on the brain. Hence it tends
to quiet and renovate the whole muscular
system.
A writer in Scientific Gossip gives a
remarkable instance of the tenacity OF life
possessed by bats. He states that having
caught one of these animals, IL was first
kept immersed i'm spirits Of wine for about
wrapped up in handkerchief. Three
weeks afterward, on unfolding the hand
kerchief, he was amazed to see the bat
take wing and escape.
"A company has been formed In Ire
land for the purpose of producing from
the peat Dogs of that country dense fuel
for domestic and manufacturing uses.
Box's patent process is to be adopted, by
means OF which the raw peat can be ma
cerated and pulped at a low cost. Accord
ing to Iron the commercial and eco
nomic value Of this fuel, while not equal
to coal, very nearly approaches it.
Stimulated, doubtless, by the high
prices which now rule In England, exPlo-
rations i'm search of coal are being very
generally prosecuted on the continent,
thus far with very good success. The
genuine article has lately been found In
Italy for the first time, and Is now being
mined for use on locomotives. Additional
deposits have also been discovered In Den
mark, and in the province Of Scania, In
Sweden.
The statistics Of disease and mortality
In the manufacturing establishments of
the Russion Empire are absolutely start
ling. The number Of such establishments
In Russia Is estimated at 10000, and the
number Of work-people employed In them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-07-04
Russian Diplomacy.

When 1t comes TO diplomacy the Rus
sian is at home in dealing with the Orien-
tai. To begin with. he is about halt Asiatic
by nature, and long experience has made
him perfect enough for all practical pur-
poses, not to speak of many impractical
ones. Patience and perseverance are en-
inently necessary i'm dealing with an
Asiatic. aud where's delicate matter is 10
be negotiated you can not be too cautious
In selecting a negotistor. Set an Ameri-
can or an Englishman to work on thing
of this sort with Chinese. and he would
be In danger of spelling the whole bust
ness by his bluntness. But contide to a
Russian. and You can feel pretty certain
that he will come out Of il with flying
colors. The Russians are so accustomed
TO the roundabout way of doing business
that they carry il into nearly everything,
and If an American wishes 10 dead with
them successfully he must bottle up his
impatience, and never under any circum-
stances seem to be in a hurry. When
two Russian merchants are about TO con-
duet "A purchase or sale, they begin by
swallowing half dozen cups of tea.
smoking score or SO Of cigarettes, talk
ing about the weather, the crops, their
families, their neghbors, and in this way
they edge up TO the subject which, Is upper
most in their minds. Ii you want to buy
a dog. you must begin by pretending
that you want to sell eat with a litter
ofkittens; the other party does not want
any feline property. nor does he know
any body who would accept IL. AT this
stage Of the conversation you may ven
ture to hint your desires In the dog line,
and after more tea, or something strong
er, and more cigarettes, you can conclude
the egotiations.-H nrDer for Julv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-07-04
School and Church.

Bishop Marvin, of the M. T.. Church
south, will preside over the next Annual
Conference in Alabama.
The diocese of Virginia, through its
council, has voted not to set off West
virginia as a separate diocese.
About one-third Of the territory of
Alabama Is row, by legislative enact
ments, temperance ground.
The American Bible Society dstribu-
.ed grathitously $4,000 worth Of Bibles
In Alabama last year.
Rev. N. Sites and family, mis- sonarics
20 china, have returned on visit to their
FORMER home and friends in Mohawk VAL
ley, Ohio.
District conferences, now being intro
aauced into American Methodism, were
lrst established in india, eight years ago,
oy Rev. K. w. Parker.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-07-04
To coanrsroSDrNr,.

All comniluilcaiions for THIS paper should be ac-
c0mpancd ly Ne name Of HE author not neccssii
The part of ih' writer. Write only side OF the
paper. ~ part nlary carciul IA giA ing naes aud
dates 10 have all lotcr9 yures plain aud distinct.
PrOlcrnanlcf are often difficult t0dcciphcr. because
Of the careless manner n which they fro "iitcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-26
Go4t RaD tito Sern+
S lamb.

- Ser aIte 6eder ift aus g8il6ba6,
fDo i6n bie Sur fe6r out that, borerft
ua9 fei11er ba6ti6en 6eir1at6 3uriifge>
Eebrt. 90 leien mir in 6euti6en 8lGt=
fern, bic 3ugletd mitt6eilen, baB er in
Sretbur9 cine 3uiammenfunft nit 6 a g.
fer perabre6et bate. SIN elmer tpurtten>
bergti6en 3ettnrlg tptr6 SoI9enbes be-
rt6tet: Ser 9retfe rufiii6e Get6sfan37
Ter SHIRT @ortf 6afoff, Der 3u9lei6
NIT 9eder i'm WtlDbao mar, a6er bteien
1t9t peri0nlt6 ODER t~pent9itens nidt nit
gStfen 3t iebet befam, fra9te ben 0tlo>
baber 8abear5t: y9teier 6err 6eder lit
tpobG re6t alt un6 btnfduig 2" Der 9[r3t
ertpi0erte: % netn, grceuen3; 9err 0e=
der tit gar5 itra1nm uno frt16," tporauf
@ortf9afof nit Sen Morten: Ser
Mtann bat nr1S feiner l3eit btel btel
Grouble gema6t, bon bannen trippelte.
- 6err & nj II GDtbe 1T aus Ser
9tebaftton beS Cincinnati 8Olfsfreuno"
1usgei6ieben nnb 3u Ieihem alten Be=
rnfe, Der NODocatur, suriidgefebrt.
- Die 9eut BEN in Seras bdz
BEN tbre Contention in Nuitilt nun tpirf7
IiH gebaIten. Sic beftano aus 1e6s5ig
angeiebenen 9elegaten aus BEN iibertptes
genO bon Seuti6en befteoelten Counties
oes StdateS, unb etnpfa9l BEN 9euti1ett
bon SeraS foGgen0e @runoiGbe unb 6orz
Derungeu ais Gt6ti9nltr fir t6r ~ferlteres
poIttif6es 8erbalten: l., @tr berlangen
Elm liberales Sreif6uliDitem. q, 9(nsz
rei6enoen S1ub fir 2eben nt16 Gigenz
tbum auer Staatsbepobner. s., Wtr
erfIdren nnS gegen ieoe Spe3ialgeiebgez
bung, pel6e our6 dQ9emetne @eieBe err
Leotgt Derben fann. f., Ntr erfldren
uns 9egen Gepu0iatton jeber Nrt. s.,
8tr erflGren uuS fir ett1e rationale
StaatsunterftiiBung fir @tntpanDerung.
g., Sci Nufitel11ng bon ganoioaten fit
@emter nnb 8efeBung 6erIel6en perlatz
gen mir ais ein3ige Jtt9tf6nur 8efGbts
9ung uno 9te6tlt6fett. l., Btr erflGz
rem inns gegen sic @rGoifung irgenb
tpel6er @eieBe, tDel6e Die 8eoriidung
trgeno elmer Slaiie ser 8eipobner beS
StaateS III 8e3ug altf Jface ODER Natio=
nalttGt be3tDeden. g., Q8ir erfGGren 1nS
9egen te0e 8ei6rdnfun9 Der peri0nlt6en
6retbett Der 8arger, tnsbeionbere aber
gegen ale Sonntagsz rn6 temperance
1eBe. g., 9ie Steuerlaft muB gleidmd>
Zig un6 obne 8sprlduna ~bei0n6erer qez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-26

fit mid nod ein Slid muBsrbaG6 oes
NreiIe5, ben Der 9roBe 3auberer an Der
Setne geio8ell!"
26er Der Bitter fam ni6t. Sn oieIer
au3erle1encn @eIeui0aft, no Die 3rd8er
10 Dteler erlal0ter 9tarlen, Die ia0nlter
1lllo rel5enDite 8lilten Dcr Trauenipelt
Des oiterret0ii6en QtoelS DerIGnulelt ma
rem, fOnnte Die N61peIenbett zines un0e>
DeutenDen G0elnanIeS i'm 0rul1oe ntDt
auffallen. uuD benno0 rt0teten lt0 tnl7
mer iuieoer Die 8ltde geraoe Der dltert
WtGnner na6 ben f5liigeltDltre1t, 10 oft
file it1 einein neuen 0alte Dttltete11, Db
Sittorio 3ambeQi Der @trtretenoe lei.
Ole Slinoeru mD6teu ftb in bieIen
~elan,enSen 5dlen benz 2iebesqetdnbe(
InO barmlofen 3eitoertreib bin0c6en, bic
6rauen 1uo Itd0Gen LADEN uno ftdlern.
einiae llnperbeierli6e Bic SpieltiI6e
oufiuden, inter ben pplttiIDen Wianz
tern luar nltr BON einem 0eQen1tauD bic
9febe: BON benz Ser16ninoen bes aebeiz
men Secretartus Armbart uno Der Qtuf7
bebung Der Ybaraobanf i'm. @ajt6auIc
CUR &ugel.
Die SetrDffenenen pGren at Dortebm
9KpeIen, ais boB bie Yo[i3et geipagt
DNGe, tie feit5unebmen, er5dblten bic ST.
neH. 0a5u ma9tet Nnoere, bic fit
retngetpeibter" gelten tpollen, Elm rtglduz
btges 9eft6t; man bate eiren beiiern
pSan9" beabiidtigt, aber ba5 Jteb bGtte
eth Sod gebabt. @tuer Ser SefretGre Der
frans0iiI0en @eianotI0aft, 2l1adorii5
&epic u1p Der Sitter 3aunbellt Dcrfe9rterl
bduftg in Der Guget.
@enn bic 1~tnter6aItung an Dtefem
Eunft an9elangt mar, ienften ttd 0lle
Sttntmen gum 5lii1terton Dcrab.
$50 bleibt CT ntr?"
9ur6 Die @ruppen, 6ieIe hegritBen5,
iene ermuhternb, bier decentralization
Dermittelno, bort bas Gleio, Den Gopf5
PUB, baS bliibenbe lluSieben ether i90z
nen Srau III 3terlidem S6er5 betpu1t>
bernO, cling 9ei0aftig, leHtlelt9 Der
@raf.
rg8as Gilt Bic @ettc, gu66eim? ST
fommt ni6t", fagte ct SIT benz lan9enSaz
ron.
9er tpoute i'm feitbalten unb I'M nds
bere Nustunft bitten, aber NolfSegg
ipar 11on nieDer all anDeren @nbe bes
Scales.
Ser grat bat Sud eine mi6tige9teuz
tgfeit b~ertratt?" tpenbete it0 eth 9te1tz
9~ieriger an i'm.
y9tt6ts bal Gin Sturmoogel lit aus
flogen. 9itet @ure Ga1ben!"
yS6r babt nGrrti6e 8orlteuungen,
8u0Betm. SIT 0e1tn Seiterret0 eth Iauz
ben}6la9?"
pSe NUN, 1pouen iebe1, mas es 1T,
tpenn Der NDlar bariiber i6tpebt."
G5ortissung folgt.)
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-22
yyISHART'S PINE TREE TAR
CORDIAL.
NATURES GREAT REMEDYH
FOR TIE
THROAT AND LUNGS.

J; 10 gratifying 20 US 20 inform the public that
Or. L. Q. c. Wishart's Piue Tree Tar Cordial,
for Throat and Lung Diseases, has gained an .si-
vablc reputation from the Atlantic to the Paci-
nc cCast, aud from thence to come OF the brst
families Of Europe, not through the press alone,
but by persons throughout the States actually
benefited and cured at bis office. While be pub
fishes less, so say our reporters, he is unable TO
supply the demand. Il gains and holds It's repu-
taton--
First. Not By stopping cough, bat by loosen
ing and assisting nature to throw OF the un-
healthy matter collected about the throat end
orou chial tudes. which causes irritation.
Second. It .snoves the cause Of irritation
(Which produces ccugh) of the muc4ou mem.
brare aud bronchial tubes, assists the lungs TO
act and throw OF the unhealthy secretiont, and
purihes the blood.
Third. II is free from squills, lobelia. ipecGs
and opium, of which most throat and lung re-
medics are composed, which allay cough only,
and dlsorganize the stomach. 1t has a soothing
effect on the stomach, ac.s OF the liver aud kid.
ueys, ana ly.nphatic and nervous regions, thus
reaching TO every part Of the system, .'.d IL lis
!nvigorating and purifying effects IL has gained 4
reputation wh.2A u Iast Eold above al others IL
the market.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-22
J. w. WASHINGTON'S
GRAND BARBER SHOP.

IL Miss Dailius' building, Market street, eaft Of
she Railroad, north side, suNBURY, Pa.
The OLD permanent shop OF the town
We decline the boast, but at the same time
consider that the mighty truth maybe ssasona-
big spoken without nanifesting an unconforta-
bis amount of vanity and ambition.
lust twenty years ago / began my business
career in this place-hslf my lifetime thus far
tpsut. have stood upon the noor Of our shop
dag after day, and night after night, and applied
the sharp blue cleaning steel, and within that
elapse of time embraced by the mighty folds of
that eyentful period have shaved nearly every
body In the country Gn common parlauce) aud
20 oblige the public interest we herein publicly
announce tU our patrons old and new that We
IRE ready TO shave them al again three hundred
thousand times or more.
Come when you please, jast IN time 10 the max
.rn-we are always ready 20 work, forenoon or
afternoon, TO shave you, hair cut YOU, shampoo
you, whisker dye you, or perfume, comb and ar
range the bsir with artistic skill, IN the ''wateT
falI'' or water raise style 20 suit the customer.
We work to please, not please TO work.
Stop, dom. 20 past our shop TO get shaved on
the basis OF abilty-because We do il as well IS
it CAL be doue or ever could be.
chance Is all that We demand
| To give the proof We bold iu hand.
| Oct. ], 1877.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-22
N"rshcru Central Railway.
RiNTER ARRANGEMENT.

NN nuu aiter Oct. u, 1874, trains will rue
~ as "1wS;
EoRIHwARp.
Niagara Express leaves sunbury at 10 - p.
m, for Niagara Falls
Mail arrives at SIuhury at 40 p. M, arrive
at Wiilansport G.2O and Elmira 1880 p. ~.
fHst Line arrives at SuubuTy Ut SO I. II,
arrive at Will'amspOrt S.o5 p. IN.
Elie Mai! leaves SuubUry at $50 IN WI
lImspurt At $40 Il IN, and arrives Ill Esn.Ia :;
l@.4O ? IN.
SOUTHWARK.
Mail leaves suubury at 1l.U5 q. m, arrive at
Harrisburg 40 y. m, Baltimore $50 r. m.
E:ic Express leaves Sunbury st 80 Il. IN, ar
rive at Harrisburg ll.3J A. m, Baltimore 80
p. m.
Eric Mail leave sunbury Il; $50 n. m, arrive
1T II lrrshurg 2.i5 u. m, Baltimore $40 a. m.
Niagara Express leaves suuhUry at 500 u m,
H'w.sburG III lo.iJp n, arrives al Baltimore = 10
Il n,
SHAMOKIN DIVISION.
Eastward,
Leave Sunhury ut 40 ". IN, arrive at S4amo
kin $50 p. m, Nj. Carmel $50 p, m.
Leave Smhury Accommodation } Mt l2. S5 p
M, arrive al shamokin /. .55 p. IL.
wEaTwAHD.
Leave Mt. Carmel at 80 a. IA, ShamUllr
5 20 a. m, arrive at suuhury 9.25 a. N.
Leave Shumukin (ACcommoiatiou,) at 2.f5 y.
NJ. arrive 1T snubury :i.55 =. IL.
Express leaves daily.
All other trains .cuve daily, except Sundays.
! \. K. FIsKE. Ed. S. YoUNo,
Geu'l. Supt., Gen'l Passen'r Ag't.,
| Harrisburg, Pa. BalimOre, N