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To say that have church on my hands
is simply enough but to have the hun
dreds and thousands of men pressing me
each one with his keen suspicion, or anx-
| ;atv or zeal to see the tendencies which,
;f not stopped, would break out into a
ruinous defense of me to stop them with
ont seeming to do it; to prevent any one
Questioning me; to meet and allay preJu'
dices against T. which had their begin,
uings years before; to keep serene as IT L
was not alarmed or disturbed to be cheer
full at home and among friends, when l was
suffering the torments of the damned 10
pass sleepless nights often, and yet 70 70
come up fresh and fair for Sunday; al
this may be talked about. but the real
thing cannot be understood from the out
side, for its wearing and grinding on the
nervous system. r. A.,
In still another letter, written for the
same purpose as above, Mr.. Beecher
IF nv destruction would place him Mr..
Tilton1 all right, that shall not stand in
tbe wav, | am willing to step down and
ont No one can offer more than that.
That T do offer. Sacrifice me without hesl-
tation, if you can clearly see your way to
his safety aud happiness thereby In one
point of view, could desire the sacrifice
on my part. Nothing can possibly be 50
bad as the power Of great darkness in
which | spend much of my time. look
upon death as sweeter far than any friend
| have in the world. Life would be pleas
ant if could see that rebuilt which is
shattered. But to live on the sharp and
ragged edge of anxiety, remorse, fear, and
despair, and yet put on an appearance OF
serenity and happiness, cannot be endured
much Tor eis l'nger. @ I am we'll nigh discouraged.
IF YOU cease to trust me, to love mel
am alone. do not know any person in
the world to whom | could go.
Mr.. Tilton yielded to the above quoted
and other similar letters, and madeno de-
tense of himself against the public odium
which attached to him unjustly
MRS. TILToN's EARLY LOVE FOR HER
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VINEGAR BITTERs.

DIR. }. Walkers California Vim
egar Bitters are a purelya Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges of
tie Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor-
MIA, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use
of Alcohol The question is almost
daily asked, "What is the cause OF the
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIT
TERs2" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They arc the great
blood purifier and a life giving principle,
4 perfect Renovator and Invigoratol
of the system. Never before i'll the
history of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR BITTERs i'll healing the
sick of every disease man is heir TO. They
are gentle Purgative as well as Tonic.
relieving Congestion or inflammation %
the Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties Of DIR. WALKERS
VINEGAR BlTrERS are Aperient, DianI arefl'
Carmnative, Nutritious, Laxative. p'tra,ir
Sedative, Counter-lrritant, Sudorlte, A.. .
tive. ard Antl-Bilioas.
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pSYCHOMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING"
How either may fascinatr end gain the
love and affections OF any person they choose, in
santly. This simple mental requirement all can
pos-es free. by nuil for - cents; together it'll
Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, II nts TO
Ladies. A queer book 100000 sold. Addttss i.
WILLIAM IL co, Publishers, Philadelphia.
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KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY 4

Ashland, the Home of Henry Clay, and Old Tran,
syyania University, the sites OF the several Cot
leges. Six Colleges in operation, with their sepa-
rate Faculties, 30 Professors and instructors, with
an average of more than 600 Students each session
since the war. Fees very low. Good boarding
from 81 TO S. per week. Sessions begin Second
Monday in September For catalogues or other in
formal on address, enclosing stamp,
j. b. BOWMAN, Regent Ky. U. Lexington, Ky.
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nous Paintings
These FL CANT Chromos are by far the most TX
pressiyc pictures ever given to the public. being
ull OF humLr and Pluck" to the last extent. Sizt
IL by = inches, mounted upon canvass and strain
crs. Price $40 the pair. send orders to the Pub
lishcr, j, f. l,lDEk 219 Superior Srce., Clcyc.
lauu, . 6IfINN3m
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WEDNESDAY MoESINg.

-.
Oh how almost perfectly could minis
ter to you this morning, my heart glows so
perpetual am conscious of a great in
ward awakening towards you. 1t live |
shall teach my children to begin their loves
where now | am. | cannot conceive of
anything more delicious than life conscc-
rated to a faithful love, | insist that
miss You more than you do me, but soon
shall see my beloved.
Signed Your OWN DEAR WIFE.
In addition to the above, many other
letters 10y Mrs. Tilton to her husband prior
to her corruption by Mr.. Beecher, served
to show that Il Christian wife, loving her
husband to the extreme degree above set
forth, could only have been led from the
path of rectituie 10y artiul and powerful
persuasiOns, clothed in phrases of religion,
aud enforced by strong appeal, from her
chief Christian teacher and guide
MRS. TILToN To NR. MoULTON.
Eights,ah That the story purporting
to explain Beechers apology as having
been written because he had offended Mr.
Tilton by engaging his wife in the project
of separation from her husband is false a
will be seen 10y tie following letter, written
only three days after the date Of the ap0l-
ory.
lsiLtvINcsToS Strict. EaookIYx. Jan. 4. l-1L
Mr Francis u. MoultUl-
My DEAR FRIEND :-Iu regard to your
question whether | have ever sought a
separation from my husband. indignantly
deny that such was ever the TACT. as have
denied il hundred times before. The
story that | wanted a separation Wa, de-
liberate lalsehood, coined Ly my moor
mother, who said she would bear the re-.
possibility u this and other statements
She might make, and communicated to
my husbands enemy, Mrs. IT, ". Beech
cr, aud by her communicated To Bowen.
| feel outraged by the whole proceeding,
Continued on third page
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Do not think my ill-heath is on account
of my sin and its discovery. My sins and
life.record Ihave carried to my Savior. NO
my prostration is owing to the suffering L
have caused you.
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Castor Oil Pills.

The safety and certainty of action of Castor Oil,
for both children and adults, has made il at all
times popular, because it is reliable medicine I;
THE ONLY OBJECTION
to its constant is the difficulty of administering
il to children and It's nauseousness to adults Both
these objections are now entirely overcome. The
Proprietor, by the application of the principles of
chemistry, aided by careful manipulation and
long practcal experience, has at length succeeded
in accurately combining,
IN A SOLUBLE FORM,
all the medicinal elements Castor oil with other
harmless but valuable vegetable products. These
Pills. being coated with sugar, will be found easy
and pleasant to take, and, they contain neither
mercury nor minerals in any form, "a very safe
medicine in all cases where purgativcs are required,
such
Bilious Disorders.
SICK HEADACHE AND FoULNESS OF THE
STOMACH.
Habitual Gostiyeness and Piles
Diarfhpa or Looseness of the Bowels
Eevers and Inflammation; and as
GENERAL BLOOD PURIFIER,
they will be found invaluabe also very desirable
medicine for
FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH,
None other should be used. a.
WM SORUToS, Proprietor
81 Barciaystreet, n. y.
Price p Gents per box.
ss-For sale by Emil kohler, and E. Breur IT
2-lGd6m
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Cash WAGES:
OUTFIT FRBB:

who viii nCt as our agenfs No cnpllaI feqnired
We must have au agent in every town. WRITE Al
ONCE, and secure the agency. Address ALDEN,
HALL& Co, q y. Howard St, Baltimore, Md
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TO do this, the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
be freely used cleanse the stomach and live
so that the Pulmonic Syrnp and the food will make
good blood
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Liver Compliant is one of the most prominent
causes of Consumption.
Schenck's Seawecd Tonic is Il gentle stimulant
and Alternative, and the akaI in the Seaweed, which
this preparation Is made Of assists the stomach TO
throw out the gastric JUICE to dissolve the food with
the Pulmonc Syrup, and it is made into good blood
without fermentation or seurng in the stomach.
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OTHER LETTERS OF MRS. TILToN. -,
Mrs. Tilton followed above letter WIN
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,Sjrteenth-That in May 1873, the pub.
lication by one Of Beecher's partners Of a
tripartite covenant between II. c. Bowen
II. w. Beecher, and Theodore Tilton led
the press Of the country to charge that
Tilton had committed against Beecher
some heinous wrong which Beeeher had
pardoned, whereas the truth was the re
verse.
The daily Argus., 1874-07-23

Schcncks Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, re
moving all obetruCions. relax the ducts of the gall
bladder the bile starts freely, and the liver is soon
relieved; the stools will show what the Pills do
deadly poison winch IL very dangerous to unless
with great care) that will unlock the gall bladuer
and start the secretions of the liver like Schenk'
Mandrake Pills.
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LIST OF GIFTS,

For Ti-,cts OF infugmalioa. add-C-.
Tao. f. rRAMLETTE.
AtFNr AND MASArEE.
Puhiic library BHildins. Louisville, by.
625dEWim
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-04-29

-Hmif,rd produces more butter
tnan any county in tho State. the
yield last year being 3,704,70
pounds.
In Lancaster county tho Super
yisorf s.i their roads to tho lowest
/ III llor, to keep them in repair for
. .'lcvcqr, Gni it is sail the plan works
very satisfactorily.
--A young man named Vim Me-
Cullough was cut ip two on the rail-
road below Lancaster early last week
His legs wore found on the trarl.
and his body below an cmbankmont.
An interesting insurance case is
about to bo triol in Philadelphia.
Monroe Snyder, n woalty citizen Of
bethlehem, Pa, had po'icics on his
lie amounting - sG0J.OO). On the
18th OF March, 1873, ho was found
dead between his house and the rail
toad depot lie had just returned
from New York, aud was supposed
% have a largo sum 81 money On
his person, Of which he was robbed.
His heirs claim that he was murlcr
Cd, sul the insurance companies al
lcge that he committed suicide.
One night last week the family
IT Martin Breechbill, residing near
Cleversburg, WAS nearly suffocated to
death by gass from a coal stove. The
parents were awakened in the night,
by the children, AMI noticing they
were sick, Mr.. B. called for DR. C. A.
Rowland. who, upon his entering the
house, discovered the cause, and af.
ter opening the windows and doors,
aud administering proper remedies.
restored tho children. Had it not
been discovered az soon as il was,
it is altogether likely the whole hnmi-
" would have been killed as the
children were almost beyond recov-
cry. Whore coal stoves are used in
sleeping rooms, there should be free
ventilation. -- MippensJ,Uy Ncps
Sharon, short time since, had
citizen named Miller, who invented
novel mode OF committing suicide.
The efiincay Of its operation he has
proven TO hiq entire satisfaction. At
tho head of flight OF stairs a block
hal been placed A sythe was ar
ranged by means Of n pivot, and the
point passed through IN aperture
into an adjoining room, while bag
containing iron weighing thirty-tive
pounds was fastened to tho point Of
The sythe by n chain. Tho weight
was SO suspended that when Miller
placed his head on the block he
could detlch the weight, which
would bring tho point OF the scythe
across his throat with great force
After he had tried it. he lifted the
scytho from his throat and staggered
down stairs into the room where his
body WAS found.
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General News.

old man Bender and his son,
the notorious Kansas murdcrers, have
been arrested once more this time in
Utah
Tho Rhode Island House of
Representatives passed bills provid-
ing for woman suffrage and prohibi-
ton, and the senate rejected both
measures.
The School authorities Of Wash.
ington city have adopted the Ger
man language as one of the branches
to be taught in the public schools.
The 9th Of March was the an
niversary Of the bloodicst tragedy in
American history. On that day IS
years ago, Col. James w. Fannin
and AS men were shot to death by
the Mexicans under Urea in the fort
at Goliad, Texas
The election of n Republican
mayor in Albany by 1900 majority
does not look much like n decline Of
Rcpublicanism in tho Empire state
when we bear in mind that last fall
tho Democrats carried Albany by 2
500 majority. Such declines are
healthy symptoms.
Private dispatches received in
Raleigh. y. C., from Western Carroll.
na report severe and heavy rumblings
in Bald and Stone Mountains, on
Tuesday last, and that the trcmblipgs
of tho earth were felt for more than
100 miles from the mountains. The
shocks are more severe than before
and it is iirmly believed by . enlist,
that IN eruption is imminent.
WASHINGTON, April l3-The Chiei
Justice delivered his first opinion on
the bench Of the Supreme Court to-
day in a case from Illinois, touching
/ tho right of the state to tax non
resident national bank shareholdre'
at the residence Of the bank. Tn,
members Of the bar who heard il
and his brethren on the bench, speai
OF it in eulogistic terms.
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l. The ACCOUNT of v. ". wazoer Executor ot
the last VIII snd Testanent of Peter Supor,
decd.
mel Admr. Of the estate q John Hummol Sr.
decd.
g. Tho account ~ Perry Rremer Admr 81, Of
the estate OF Bonneville Kremer, decd.
The account q samuel goiso Guardian Of
John VI aud william EIrhart minor chiliron
of Daniel Ehrhari, decd
3 The account of 4, =. super Admr., OF the
f. ate Of Elg,b.th Super, decd.
q, Tho second ani hnai account Of Henry =.
q 80 and Isaac GpsI Almrs. Of the Esiats Of
7. Tho nnal account of Christian dross Aimr 81,
of the fstate of John drU--, decd,
2. The account Of Elizabeth Hummsl Aimr.,
u TIE Estate of Moses Huinmei, decd
.. Tie sccouut pfEnhLusl Bprdntr Guardian
OF David, Newton and Jacob Irwin Krebbs minor
children u slc' aud.r krrbbs. decd.
IL. Tho sccpnt uni hlal account % Re uhen
press sud Robert Dreese Executors the Estate
n ABRAHAM Drcpue, tcsd.
a. rbs so.1uut = John Tormsn Gus-ilau Of
A 'ert ". Euglo = Minor chili of WiNisn {.
EnFie. decd.
is. ih. thiri aocoun, ~ isaac Nor ,nd nanry
Suminer. Executors . tho las, will and Tesis-
taeut r.! lac 30 J. Morr, sect.
-. The esrcnrut u Charles Etebbs Almr. Of
tho Esia'e - rc'rsA Gnss, decd.
IS. THeA'cp1nt o' George u Miller aud Geo.
Fisher Admrs ofthe E'ta;e q Calvin l.. Fisher,
deri
~. Tho ,ccount u ofFredrict r. Boyer ana ~ L
Hoyer Admir-. ~ the Estate y J.cob Boyer. decd
Z
child ~ Philip X 'isrr late ~ Dsurhiu county.
u. Tho account = Jacob II. H,ssi ari Geo.
wssnsr Aimr,. Of the Esiate Of Elias Wagner,
de a.
IL. Tho account Or rlia. spccht Admr OF the
Estate Of tdam ~pecht. decd.
~ The account ~ fphfsin walter Adnr OF
the f-tate Of George Henry. decd.
~. tn, account OF Dr. v VI. Nipple Esecutor
Oftle Estate of psniel Hovis, dfci.
n. The account e Hannah Good Admrx Of
the Estate NJ John popd decd.
q. The account of Jacob Schnee AMI Philip
Schnee Admrs Of the Ettlte ofrhilip Sohnee sr
decd.
Is The account ofJoscph Brouss Executor OF
the Estate ~ Benjsmlu Broase, deed.
~. The accosst Of Jacob e. Ulrlch Admr OF the
Estate OF samuel Ulrloh. deed.
IS. Tho account Of Hon. Daniel wilmer AMI
Catherine :. Gemberling Admrs Oi the Estate
Of Peter Gemberliug, decd
D. Tho account pfiisnry VI. Tlsh, Gusrdisn
" sophia smith minor child Of lillian smith,
Iced
~ Tho hrs' aul anal accouHt " Jonathan Grimm
Guardian o. Henry T.. q ass. miGOr child Of
Htury Gla-s deed.
Is. IN. nrst ,ui nu.l account ~ J. W. Sheets
Exec Itor " the Ellat" ~ Dsnisl Kelley, decd.
JAS. NJ. yASZANDT,
Apr. G,'7& ResrS kec'r.
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CNIsE NND EEIsEIr.

The Detroit P"st sums up briefly
some of the results Of tho intemper
ate efforts TO advance tho cause Of
temperance. Its summary is as fol-
lJws:
Last year there was n Temperance
and Sunday law excitement ia Chica
60. The city election was made to
turn upon that issue. Result, twelve
thousand majority against Sunday
laws and in favor Of FREQ liquor.
Inst year there was temperance
excitement in Wisconsin. Attempts
were made to make the liquor laws
50 severe as to interfere seriously
with personal liberty. The state
election was made to turn on that
issre e. u considerable extent. Rc
suit, n Democratic victory aud q big
majority against tho temperance
laws
In New Hampshire this year the
Prohibliionisls attempted to make
th-lr notion an issue. Tho license
alliance joined issue with them. Re
suIt, q Democratic victory, and the
election of a Legislature in favor of
free liquor substantially.
IN Connecticut the Prohibitionists
mado extra eXcrtions, and the pray
ing bands appeared this spring, Re
suit, a sweeping Democratic victory,
and the election ofan anti-prohibition
Legislature.
IN Cleveland this spring, a strong
Republican city, and city whose
people are undoubtedly in favor o.
temperance consistant with personal
liberty, tho prayer band appeared
and tho city election was made tc
turn on the temperance issue Re
suit, sweeping Democratic and frc,
liquor victory.
In Cincinnati this spring tho pray
ing bands appeared, and there ha,
been some trouble over tho SUNDAY
ordinances. Result, 1000 majority
against tho temperance crusader
and the Sunday law people
In Dayton the praying band raise,
tho samo issue Result, heav,
majority against them.
In Columbus and Toledo the sam
experience
Upon these facts we mako no argu
mont No argument ia needles
Those who cannot see, or will not Sc
the plain logic Of events, would nc
10 convinced though one should ris
from the dead to instruct them.
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The President has vetoed the
fnonrc bill. lie gays: "Tho fact
carno. be concealed, that the bill in
crcases the paper circulation Of the
country 500 100000. Tho theory.
in lis belief is a departure from true
principles OF finance and its approx
~ world be n departure from every
message sent TO congress Ivy him on
the subject. llo recommends earn
1stly svch legislation rs will sccure
~ speedily as Practicable retdrn
10 specie PAYMENTS. ard refers to tho
pledges of the government to mako
provision at tho earliest practicable
moment for tho redemption Of Uni.
ted States notes in coin.
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IN Arkansas two obstinate factions
are contending for the GovcinorslIip
uf that State. Eishu Baxter got
possession Of the Governor = Office Al
the Loot election. Brooks his op-
plrer; claims tLu. he biz Governor.
Last wceE in the absence Of Baxter.
Brooks am his hi,nds took pos
session Of tho Court House and
fortified themselves. Both claim TO
loo Governor The friends of both
are rallyiug, AMI largo numbers have
assembled On Tuesday week q
lively time was had bv shooting
several hundred shots. quite mum
her being seriously wounded. The
l. :. troops suppressed the riot.
The latest is that the trouble is about
ended.
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OvE Of the greatest frauds upon the
citizens Of the State is the frequent
change in school books This is no
doubt often done 10y collision be
tween teachers or directors AMI the
publishers, who share the profits
from tho introduction Of tho new
books. The action taken by the
Legislature to secure uniform
series of text books, for the use OF
schools throughout the State, will if
successful be n very acceptable ar
rangoment to parents and guardians
1t will not only prevent frequent
changes, but will enable persons TO
remove from one portion of the State
to another without compelling the
purchase of new books and the per
sons who most frequently remove
arc the ones who are the least able
to incur such expense -Ez.
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Pennsylvania Items.

Mrs. Mary Bell was found dead
in her bed at Franklin few days
ago. lntemperance was the cause,
The feeders at the Duncannon
nail factory struck, on Tuesday q
week, because one OF their number
WAS discharged.
A boy in Harrisburg had both
his legs cut of by falling under the
cars. Ho had been in the habit of
ipmpipg on the csrs. lie died from
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-04-29

GovvnSoR WlsHprn~ the present
Grvc~nor II Massachusetts, was cleo
ted United States Senator from that
State on Friday 18th inst. Tho re-
suit was secured by the friends OF
Mr. Noor and portion Of The srp-
purters of Mr. Dave. uniting on
Washhurn on the 33rl ballot. The
rcsu.t was surprise to most pcisors
ns 30 n, Hr. Washburn had not re.
eeiyed yery strong snnport.
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LUMBER f! LUMBER !!
LUMBER ~!


TNlE subscribers having purcha sed
~ tho late hrm oi Carey g schnur- tho
Property known as ths " Main saw Mlll " At
>ollnsgrove, AMI having thoroughly repaired
anu gut TIE same In complete cOBd ition, m 3
also having procured y gOIi stock " TiMB ER
~ we'll - DRY Lu NBER We are prOyi ded
10 iurnisA RtshJrt notice All Kinds Of
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FORECLOSURE u R E
of the
Mortgage ofthe sunbury and Lewistown
Railroad Company.

Railroad company
In the Supreme Court for the Eastern Dis
triet Of Pennsylvania.
Sitting in Equity,
Between
James Pollock nnd Edward
+. Mitchell. Trustee. nam
ed in q certain Indenture January
Of Mortgage, dated the Term.
frat day Of April. 1870, 1874.
executed and delivered 10
by the Snnbury & Lewis
town Railroad Company,
complainants,
ard The sunhury 4 Lew.
istown Railrond Company,
defendants.
NoTlcsis HEREBY GIVEN, Thnt, pur.
suAnt 20 n rnal decree of the Supreme Court at
NIsl Prius. fi- tho rastsTn District of renrsyl
vAnls made the 18th day Of December, 1873 In
tbs above entitled cause, there will be exposed to
public sale at the Merchants Exchdnye ia the
Ct OF Phllalelphin ~ " o'clock room; on
railroai oi the runbury aud Lewi',own Rail-
road Company, bcginning at the east side % 'le
Susquehanrl river, In rortuhmberlsnd county
opposite the rough Of SelinsgrOye. In snyder
county. In tho state Of Pennsylvania and pass
Ing by way oi Srlinsgrcve and Beaver furnace,
In Snyder county, 20 tewl'town, Niriin connty
y distance ofi2 miles, more or less with lta
appu rtenances, and all the lan1s, property
estate railway ties. rails supcrsiruotures. side
trccks. bridges, viaducis. walls culverts, fences
right NJ WY machine shops, depots grounds
stations. houses and other bu idlnRs. tenements
Improvements and structures 81 every Kind .nd
nature whats ever. now connected WIN
owned. acquired. held or erected aud usoi by
the said Sunbury and Lowistown Rsi lrssd
Company for the purpose of operating and
mRintp lining tccir said railroad, or the accom-
modation OF the business thereof, .ogsther with
all the cross roads, switches, streets, passages
easements. waters. water courses and grant. aud
NIL tho rights and franchises thereunto belong
Ing; also, all the machinery, rolling stock. tooli
ami implements, AMI materials connected with
the proper equipment OF eaid rAilread company
Hnd also II the rights, liberties, priyi ges, and
francniess Ofthe said railroad company, and ali
the estate. right, title interest, property olsiu
and demands of any matter and kind uhatsnevei
Of the said Sunbury and Lewistown Railroad
and every part and pafco. thereof and all benehi
and equity of redemption therein OF tho said
SUI bury and Lewistown Railroad Company.
TERMS or ShlE.-Twenty thousand dollar'
crsh upon signing the hid, and the residue upon
confirmation Of the sale and ACKNOWLEDGMENT o
the deed Provided, however, that the payment
Of N" residue may he made In sueh bonds of the
as are entitled to receive the funds arising from
the sale upon It's dlstributlon.
JAMES POLLOCK,
EDWARD L. MITCHELL.
Trustees.
JAMES A. FREEMAN.
Auctioueer.
DAVID W. sxLLkrs.
+. CARRott BBIwsrrn,
Counsel for Trustees,