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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30

toNsIBFE BEFORE kOTIVG.-Tho clr:-
IiaE OF the Republican candidates to the
I legislature is most important fo the pe0-
I.la Of Northumberland county. Both the
Kepublican candidates are honorable men,
fully competent for the position, and will
reflect credit upon the people of the county.
Their election is important from the fact
ihat our county should b. represented by
iia ahlret men during thr coming session.
nne ofihe important and responsible dutie7
daynlving up0n our representatives, in the
next session Of the legislature, will DE the
election Of United States Senator, and
from present appearances, Northumber-
land county will be directly interested. We
Gnd number Of our exchanges throughout
iha state urrin" the election Of n gentle
man from this county n that position who
81 highly esteemed by all partie-, and whose
uopuiarity IL not cvcelied by any other
man ia the Stale Ne know every man in
tbp county wOuli fe,l hOnoreh 10 have her
favored son and the wGriingman' E friend
elevated ta that position Sh"Gld he con
sent 70 hp \ candidate, which IS possible,
from the pressure made by his numerous
ffisnaa throughout the stat Ne asl you,
voter. would y"u n"t feel sorry 70 be- thc
,1u.e Of his defeat by your Voie i"f "a l'r-
Dyor1tic candidate for Assembly , our
action 0H Tuesday nevt in thi7 mailer i
~ vaet moro Importance than 10 vote t"r 4
,.,ahhsr. ~ IT, j. dire. .ly io Your own per
,nal interest We arc lii Interested IN
she affair of the Nation, and desire /" have
O. fnln to reprnpen' as Nh" we know and
,,Ha has never betrayed our most explicit
ranGAeRrp either ia private or public lie.
,Vf feel cnafileni that thousands Of Demo.
.-rl.- IA ihis naighborhood woni4 sincerely
r.prei heir cause were he ia bs detected
by ileir votes 90 Z democratic member To
tiir Legislature who would have no power.
Fhc Republican candidates AT" acknow-
,aaoaa los all 10 bn ia every way worthy
me gupnort of The yoteI6 oi the county,
md their election Gao alone be looked Tor
"a .scure the eeryices of he man whose
Craftsmanship il acknowledged m 'he
councils Of our free government.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30
CoVRT PROCLAMATION.


i. hereby given that the several Courts Of Com
mon Pleas, General Quarter Sessions ofthe Peace,
and Orphans Court, Court Of Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery, Ia and for the county
of Northumberland, will commence at the Court
House, in the borough Of Sunhury, Mt 10 O'Clock
A. NJ on MONDAY SOVEMBERtne I'd, 1871,
and will continue three weeka.
The Coroner, Justices Of the Peace and Constl-
bles in and for the rounty Of Northumberland are
requested 10 be then and there in their proper
persons, with their rolls, records, inqui5itIons
and other remembrance, to DO those things To
their several Offices appertaining TO be done. And
all Witnesses prosecuting in behalf Of the Com
nouvealth against any prisoner. are requested
and commanded to be then and there attending
IN their proper parsons to prosecute against MIN
as shall be iust-aad not to depart without leave
at their peril. Jurors ure requested to be pune
tual in their attendance AT the time appointed,
Given under my hand ut Sunbury, the sth day
of October, in the year OF Our Lord one thonand
eight hundred aud seventv-fOnr.
SAMUEL II. EOTHERAlEL, Sheriff
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30

FAEdfES. mechanics and lIboring men
.h"ulI look up Their tax receipts .? toar
years ago, and compare il with the lax oi
1874. and see the deduction made hy the
Republicans before voting against Amos
Nastine. In every instance the deduction
will amount to more than days wages.
And since the county is free Of debt we
NAV expect a further reduction. This is
more than wa~ eyer done by any democratic
board az commissioners - thi. county.
Those who vote against Nastine are pre-
.umcd to be in favor "f high taxes, and Ger
iainly ynte against their own interests, and
IN favor alone OF the Interests nt the Ring,
who are making such desperate efforts Ia
..rEai ,helnselyes
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30

FROM this time urtil the polls close on
the I'd of November, every Republican
should be up and doing. a full vote can
be secured only by hard work, and 4 full
vote, as every one knows, will insure an
overwhelming Republican victory and q
iust rebukc to the Free Trade and Repudi-
otion Democracy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30

THE Ring formerly managed all the busl-
ne-s Tor The Democratic party, are working
d hitter and desperate fight a%ainst Lere-
al Clement Why is il that they 50 ear
nastly desire 10 defeat him. Is il because
Iir hes made an efficient, able, honest and
industrious officer that he has done this
is 30 wcll known that it il nowhere denied.
purng hi. term criminal caeee have not
lnrn settled, but criminals brought to ins-
lice lie manages the business Of the
Office himself and has hy his prudence
and integrity saved the county thousands
Of dollars. Crimes have crown less fire.
Juent. and the people are frelin" more
serure and confident
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30

WoRKINGNEN, remember that every
vote Won cast for the so-called ''I'emocra-
tjc,' candidates, is vote against protec-
ton 20 home labor vote against a SOUND
currency vote for low wages, and Vote
for hard times. Ifyou don't want TO see
industry completely paralyzed, and business
of all kinds entirly prostrated, don't tram
IN the anti-protective ranks.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30

Many valuable -hprses die from the ef-
fects of collie. The best thing to do in n
case of this kind is to pour bottle Of John
sons Auodyne Liniment into long-neck-
ed junk bottle, add half pint Of molasses and
water, then pour the whole down the horses
throat. in ten minutes the horse will be-
gin to eat.
Parsons Purgative Pills will greatly re-
lieve, if not entirly cure, dyspepsia when
everything else fails. They have been tried
in some desperate cases, and have given
more relief than any other medicine.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30

REPUBLICANS offers are plenty to trade
some of the most prominent candidates on
The Democratic ticket for Mr.. Henry, the
candidate for commissioner. BE careful OF
,he dodge. Every vote cast for Henry Is
in onposition 10 the interests Of every tax
naver in the county.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30

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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30

AFTER the Republicans paid of the whole
of the county debt one of the Ring SAID
uwell its more than the Democratic party
would have ever been able to do. As our
narty was continually increasing the debt,
and our arrangements were such that we
cou,d not curtail the expenses"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30

No REPUBLICAN should look anywhere
for a man for office than on his own party
ticket. II is a good one, from top to bot
tom. and is well worthy of united sup
mort. It wa4 nominated fairly and honest
II. Therr was no tricl-2ry rcscrted to IN
The Convention. which was one Of the best
eyer assembled in the county. II has given
ii.ts.543l its.54 satisfaction 10 the people. ct the
and vote for each and every candidate '''N
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30

FoTEc remember ih9t ty Snot IGan-
agement The Republican Commissioners
have paid of the county debt ofsomr twenty
thousand dollars, and the police bill ot some
eleven thousand dollnrs, all in one year,
AMI still have made all the necessary i'm
proycmentq for the county. The taxes
have been reduced three miles, and YET there
is money in the treasury TO pay OIL orders
a. fast as issned. Keep Republicans in
that Office and taxes will bc still further re-
dnced by another year.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30

DEMOCRATIC farmers who have not Tune
IN examine the records in reference to our
statements, are referred 10 the present De-
mocratic County Treasurer, Mr.. Haa%' Tor
the truth
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30

FoR the veriGcation Of every statemnt
we have made during the present campaign
in reference TO the financial affairs oi the
county. we refer every one TO the present
democratic county Treasurer.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30

his whob mind to his suits; and Tilton
has Announced that he will accept no en-
gagemens till after the first of January,
for the same reason. He is with his cOun-
sci every minute Of the day, and is rs busy
as he can possibly be Mrs. Iiiton, con-
trary to expectation, maintains her atti-
tudr uf JOstility 10 Theodore, and is CO.
operating with his enemies. Florence, the
eldest dal,ghter Of the disunited pair, has
taken position in one Of the public schools
in BROOKLYN as q teacher. Theodore is
very poor His lecture business was ruined
by the Woodruff business, and his enforced
quitting Of The HldependeHt was another
blow from which he never recovered. He
is financially ruined. Beecher is not
troubled in that way, for he holds bis pull
pit and his salary, and besides he was well
off when the trouble began. But Tilton
has friends who will furnish him with the
munitions of war, and he will make des-
perate fight for his life. Such men don't
die easily or quietly.
EUslNFsS
is picking up little, bnL it IS rot what il
ought TO he at this season Of the year. The
merchats from abroad are buying Just q:
little as they can bay, and buy anything
None Of them know what is the matter
they all say there is produce enough in thu
country, and that times ought TO be GOOD
but they are not and they dare not risl
anything. 50 trade langushes. But th
theatres do not, and the barrOOms are do
ing rushing business. In fact the kind
of business that one would suppose harr
times would kill, are doing well. Th
traffic in articles of necessity is dull, ant
the trade in articles of luxury is as bris
as it can be. Curious world this 1t
going TO take the country a year or two t
get back to its normal condition.
PfETRO.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30

In three ci the abore dietricts the ACRE
gate Democratic majority was only lily
three yotes -Phdodelfkta Pres.
The above Is q warning to the Republi-
,ans nf this county to turn out if they wish
their principles carried nut Gne vote may
vpqla tIr ,la.tiGu
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30

IL The Third Iowa district l.. l. Aims
worth, Democrat, has been elected to Con
gress by 4 majority Of nineteen yotrs, and
there are ten times that number Of Repub-
Leans there now who rr"rct that they did
-sat o.e. Bnt "" need not 90 as far as
Iowa for evidence to establish the necessity
OF thorough party organization and full
vote. In ls72 the canvass in Pennsylvania
wa7 aingularly apathetic and the vote light.
The result was the Gains of soyera! mem
hers of Congress by the Democrat. How
they make these gains is shown in tn" fol
LOVING table
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30


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partt': ,.,,-
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,,,H NJ 1E,. 5,r1enn M b,- n,ade has been most
r...,ai. NJ. - nI.aq,nt soriah',. un-
o..u,o,,,o. r..ptI..o,,o IN fnn ~,mro,hy With
,he ,,or,o. Ma. l.,rl.. rtr. most others
or o,r successful ,u,n. has been the '-archi.
toct orb,. .y,, ,..~,,,p.. ., IIr started life
o., o roJ L.,.r, 50 an .o.ipc,r corps. but
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IrErvEEEVCE. The HUnos,m says 4
certain candidate Viii certainly be ;,nnish-
ed, unless The llmightv has abandoned
that policy.'
These Democratic editors have rs little
reverence for the Deity rs they have for
ihr truth, and talk rs glibly about the poll,
cy Of The Creator of the Universe, as il lie
wee no greater than Boss Tweed or any
other Tamany politician. TO refer to the
,iecreps Of God ae z matter of ''policy,> is
entirely too Democratic oven for the Demo
crarv Of this latitude
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30

IT is The duty Of every Republican to 80
10 the polls and deposit his vote for the Re-
publican candidates. One vote may de-
feat q candidate, and your taxes will 6e
raised again to the same rate as under
former Democratic officers Of The county
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30


TIE WAY TO W1N.-An hours quiet
talk with a lukewarm neighbOr will do
more to arouse him to an earnest support
of the Republican party than Il dozen stump
speeches. Massmeetings impart cnthusi-
as,n to organize bodies and keep them ac
tive IN the good worl: but Z personal can
vass by the right kind OF men makes con
verts and thus adds to The party strength.
! thorough canvass should be had Of the
voters IN every district The politics Of
every man should he known. The strength
Of the party should be eLnown. Every vote
should be brought ont at the polls. Our
leaders should worl: from now until the
close of the ballOt-boy "a If the euCce3S OF
the party depended on Just one vote. This
is the way to win great victoriea. To re
main inactive, presuming on the popularity
of the ticket or the former strength Of the
PARTY is 10 invite defeat. We can not have
too large majority, we may through in
activity lack one vote Of triumph. Or
oanization, hard work, devotion TO the
GOOD cause for which we labor will crown
our efforts With success. The House Of
Representatives must be kept in loyal
hands. To lose control Of il is to again
expose the life Of the nation to the deadly
1sza-llus of ita enemies. 1t Is the key to
the political position, and must be held by
the friends of freedom and humanity
Sr1CE the close Of the war the Refuhli
.cal Congress- has reduced the Federal
taxation 424S, ,G51, 900, ard have taken ot
the citizens eo much burthens placed or
them by the democratic rebellion, thai
now tho amount Of tax PR hsnd for sup
porting the Federal government is less thar
it was under BUCHANAN. The reduction
OF tayea has been N followG in lniogna
Revenue
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30

TIE Voters of Northumberland county
have a duty to perform on Tuesday neHt'
which is of direct interest TO themselves
For the first time in the history Of the coun-
ty, DO they vote with the kno"ledSe
that the county is entirely free OF DEBT
The Democrats having bad Control since
its organization, and from that date have
not had the debt OF the county wiped ont.
But two years since lbc hcpupHcahS S"O
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Republican State Ticket,

RepUDlcan o'd'e '''"'"
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
ARTHUR G. OLMSTEAp, Of T.,ottorC Go.
ToR AUDITOR oESE'.:AL,
HARRISON ALLEN, os Warren County.
ron SECRETARY OF IS'IEENAL AFFAIRS,
ROBERT Il. REAyH, of Schuylkill Co.
FOR JUDGE OF TTlE SUPREME CoUET,
EDWARD ". phNSON, of Philadelphia.
FOR CONGRESS,
HON. JOHN b. PACKER, Of Sunbury
RepubIican County Ticket.
FOR ASSEMBLY,
JOHN 1. PARKER, of McEwansVlle.
DIR. JESSE j. JOHN, Of Shamoklh.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
CEN mo. X. CLEMENT, Of Sunbnry.
FOR COMMISSIONER,
AMOS VASTINE, Of ShamoSin TWP.
FOR AUDITOR,
re. PUCKMAN, Of Lewis.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
DAVID ROCKEFELLER. of Sunbury
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30
THE CANDIDATES FOR CON
GRESS.

The two candidates for Congress in this
district fully and fairly represent the two
parties. Mr.. Breein has been q radical
Democrat, going with his party in its most
advanced position IL - justification and
defence of the SOUTH. In 1860 he gave his
support to John 8. breckenridge for the
Presidency, who Wls r'nning in the inter
est of rebellion, ii pr.l"renre 10 supporting
Stephen 4. Douglass, 4 loyal Democrat.
He stood firmly by buchanan, through all
his dreadful cooperation with Jett' Davis
and others Of that stripe in ina9uratlng The
rebellion by scattering our army and navy,
and giving the rebels every opportunity to
make their design Of destroying the nation
Z success. He endorsed the resolutions
Of the Democratic State convention which
met at Harrisburg on the 2lst Of February,
1861. which convention, although the re-
bcls were in arms to destroy us, resolved
10 "discnuntenance and prevent any aI-
tempt on the part of the Republicans in
norer to make any armed aggressiOns on
the South''-thus piedging the whole De
mocratic power Of the State against any
movement to put down the rebellion. 30
| throughout the war, the position OF the De
mocratic candidate was with his party in
| its bitter antagomsm 10 those VIII" were Ia
/ boring to put down the REBELLION and restore
peace An these things may cnlltie him
! TO the full Democratic vote, but certainly
such course Corbids any honest and con
sistcnt Republican the thought Of giving
him support ut the polls.
Mr. Packer, throughout the history o.
the Republican party, has been its consis
tent and able supporter. Throughout the
war he was an earnest, nialtering sup
| porter Of the loyal cause. His heart, hl'
purse, his hopes ami his prayers were Will
the men at Washington who were laborlns
in the cabinet to put down the rebellion
and with the men in the field who were
meeting the serried ranks Of treason, ant
bearing their breasts to storms Of rebe
shells and bullets, TO save the nation. Ger
tainly, in choice between two such can
didates, no Republican can hesitate in hi
duty to the lattcr.-LeJGnon Courier.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30

i,i.i.trinAN. TALi WAEs'I,,".-Dn
eyerv side YOU Will be pressed % vote the
Democratic tirEc' to bring ah0nt 4 change.
Hard times are pictured ia you in their
most ci"antir forms They promise you
good im~- only 80 you vote their ticket.
Before .ou commit yourselves to their
rusr. take into consideration that lhcy are
solemnly pledge to free trade. Free trade
means low wages, and low wages IS priva,
ton if not absolute misery. Look at their
platforms wor!inrmcn, and Judge for your
selves whether under the change you would
have better times, particularly in Prnnsyl-
vania, where free trade vii! at once shut
up every coal mine and iron mannfactOry.
These are the better times that are pro
missed Won for yotin" for IN" purpo9r Of
havinr a chang
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30
HIS shr Court al Common Pleas OF
Nnrf d ID IL heEsIRnI Comfy.

In r. OF the account of Jacob e. Ghdger. com
uI;tr5 nf Ralph Boyle. IT,, IN habitual drunk
ard
Eoyrub-r Term, ls7!. To creditors Of Ralph
Boyle, ir.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that tho account OF
y Jacob +. Gauger, committee Of Ralph
Bowie, IT,, has been filed in the Court Of COM
mon pleas Of Northumberland county, and will
be presented 10 said Court for confirmation, on
Tuesday the third day Of November, A. D. 1874.
J.. 4. ROHRBACH.
PrOthonOtaTy.
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