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STTNI.TT.iV AMERICAN AND SllAMOKIN JOU31NAL.
General Election Returns of Northumberland County, held October 11, 1853. Official.
Assembly.
Commissioner.
Treasurer.
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Judge of Supreme Court.
Canal Commi"""'
Auditor General.
Surveyor General.
District Attorney,
Deputy Surveyor,
Auditor.
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SATIROAY, OCTllli:il I J , i-".
:"'TlVlrMASEB, r.Jllor and rr...rlstr.
' Ts AnvrSTuims.-.Trie nrnilntl"n of the Punhary
American amnnc Ilia different towns ' Hi Haryiehaniia
it nnluminl if equalled by an- rl,fT ,,,'',llc,, :!u,,l
m Pennsylvania.
KIMTOH's) TAliLK.
Itnsliirs Notices.
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NW Ciock A: Watiiimaki-.ii'i. We mil
the attention of our renders to Ihe advertisement
of Messrs. Hirscli & Co., who hsvo opened a
handsome stock of goods, as will be seen hy their
advertisement
I.iTr.mai Co.vi'ASins. The hist number if
this periodical come to us well tilled ami hand
aomrly illustrated. Published nt Hnrrishurg, at
$1 prr annum.
ErisrorAi, si'nvit i:
Service will be held, by Divine Perniiimi
in St. Matthew' Church, to morrow (Sun
day) evening ' o'clock.
!Cy Several articles Cor this weeks paper
hare been necessarily crowded out.
tTJ" A correspondent who writes to us
CTer the signature of "Jackson," li sis not
complied with our rule by giving us hit
name.
JO" Who struck Billy Patterson? is no !
longer the question, but who struck our j
neighbor of the Gazette somebody surely
has hit htm. He roars worse than any
tucking dove :
.V'otBrree Olhtll ), In j Inuil a strain,
Roaictl or tlie hawtkerc-hiei' tliat cuuaitl liii. rain.
Our neighbor's case must be attended o ,
E?" The election Tuesday last, passed
oil without much excitement, excepting a
mall fight got up in the afternoon, which,
however, was nipped o!T in its commence
ment, by the prompt actienof Sheriff Kipp,
aided by Constable Bucher, taking one of
the belligerents to Jail, and locking him
behind the grating for a few hours. The
day was fine, go much so, that no doubt
many in the rural districts were tempted to
tiny at home.
fly The County Agricultural Fair wil
be held at Milton on Tuesday and Wednes
day, the 18th and 19lh inst. The people
in that neighborhood lake great interest in
these matters, and the exhibition will no
doubt be a creditable one. The address on
the occasion will be delivered by David
Taggart, Esq., of Northumberland, a gen
tlemfn who takes a deep interest in thes
matters, and who is well 'qualified for the
post assigned him.
ELECTION MEWS.
The returns from this county s'iow any
thinf? but hirmnnv nt nrtirtn nr 'air dnlinT
even amone those who profea to entertain j
similar views in regard to the candidates.
An open opposition, though it may not be
itomnl nnlitir. rsr pvpn nroner. bv strict !
partisans, is, nevertheless, not dishonora- j P,ace w,lh th rhiUdelphia and Sunbury
ble. ' We are among those who claim the I rai1 roa(l- b which passengers will be put
largest liberty in regard lo politics, but we j ruSh to Philadelphia in the shortest pes
have always looked with contempt upon '')'9 '''"'
acta of treachery and hypocricv. We may j " '
be more explicit on this subject in our I A slip from the Port Cibson Herald
npxl !says: As the editor of that paper, Mr
For Assembly, David B. Mon!-omery ,f E.scly , will probably die to-night, there
this county is elected by a majority of 303. j ,lave hn 110 P3?"8 maiI-J l" any one.
Wire working and intrigue did its utmost ,Since Tuesday there have been many new
in rc-ard to Treasurer and District Attor- i cafes and il ''f been spreading dreadfully
. ., , . ! . . nn the ulnntatinns.
nev. Bucher tne aemocratic canuioaie ,
was elected Treasurer by a small majority i
of 1G2 voles. He and Rockefeller, the 'wreck of a steamer-eleven lives
candidate for District Attorney, were reg- ! lost.
ularly traded o!T for the benefit of Mr.! Pt. Johns, N. 15 , Ocrob.r 8 The steam-
Tbarp, the whig candidate for District At- ' er F',ir ,la'" wa lost ,afl leen
torney and others. Tharp, whi. is elected j Vk"" ,,lam' 0,1,1 ,he main Ia,,:, Two Pas
. ... i co Hi l- i .i sengms, and 8 of the crew, and all the o(h-
by a majority ol 2S. Mr. binder, the t b ' .....
'. J .' . . cers, weie saved ; but 11 passengers were
d emocral.c candidate Tor Comrmtoner is ; ,()5( A Mf E,y Camoro ona of tho,e av.
elected by 329 votes, over Sharpie, the ! eJ he MW hrpe ,ailiei illk , not
whig and anti-subscription candidate. Mr. kl1(iwll pr.iiirely how many passengers were
Hoover was elected Auditor, and Mr. ; nt. F.iuht of ihoso supposed to have bten
Young District Surveyor, the last without lost floated ashore in the wreck.
opposition. The whole democratic state J Tho Captain ami crew have been arrested
(ifli-l ! e! .i-tp I veliii.vit d in',' Ken I.i r :
majority. !
In Philadelphia, Eli K. Trice, whijf
consolidation Senator was elected. Asserti'
bly, W. C. Patterson democrat and consul- '
elation, Geo. H. Hart whig and contolida- :
ton, 11. K.
wbis. W.
Strong, and W. R. Mrris, i
B. Reed whiir, District Attor- i
tiey. J. K. Murphy, democrat, was elected ;
xursnai oi I'oiice. :i. lei; gn
Whig, for County Treasurer-
In t!ie Coun
ty, for Senate, John W. Slokes, whi,; and
Maine liquor law. For Assembly the
democratic liquor law candidate were
elected.
C. H. Buckalew of Columbia, ij elected
to the Senate by a large majority.
Io Uuion county the div'sion and anti
division candidates for Assembly are so
close that the result is not yet known.
Oy Siumokih FuasACE We stated
last week, that this lurnace had been sold
to Wm. Atkins, of Philadelphia, lor $3D,
000. The intentien of the purchaser is to
put the works into operation as soon as pos
sible. E. Y. Bright is making the neces-
sary castings for the purpose at his Foundry
, sua micDiae ii)0p i0 this place. Iron
commands to- high a price, lo leave iron
works Ii idU any lenjth of time;
Sunbury
Northumberland
Milton
Turbut .
Ltwis
Delaware
Chilisqtioque
Point -Upper
Augusta
Lower Augusta
Shamokin -
Kusli .
Coal - .
Upper Mahanoy
Lower Mahanoy
Liltl Mahanoy
Jackson -
Jordan -Cameron
Zerbc
tLP Aote- Democratic Candidates in Roman. Whigs in Italics. Volunteers in small Caimtalp.
WEST CHESTER FEMALE SEMINARY.
The Winter Session will open on the
first Tuesday of November. For Circulars
i apply to the Principals, Miss P. C Evans
j &. SisTcn?, West Chester, Pa. The terms
are moderate; the course of instruction
embraces all the branches of a thorough
EnglUh and Classical education. The
scliool Lilihces are commodious and ex-
pressly adapted for a School, with every
convenience essential for the health anil I
comfort of the pupils. Refer to Rev. Dr.
Bull, Rev. Mr. Balsh. Drs. Darlington. '
Worlhsngton, Rivinusand Bradford ; Hon. I
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Wm- Everhart, Hon. T. S. Bell, Judge
Haines, and Henry S. Evans, Esq., West
Chester, and H. B. Masser, Esq., Sunbury.
The West Chester Vllage Record says
that no seminary in the country is more
worthy of the confidence of parents who
look to the mental improvement, good
manners and morals of their children, than
the above.
new locomotive, the "Lancas
ter," placed on the Philadelphia and Sun
bury rail road this week, proves to be a
most excellent engine. She was bnilt by
Richard Norris & Son, Philadelphia, and
makes two trips daily with a train of about
40 coal cars, containing something short of
two hundree tons of coal on each train-
When the cars, which are all new, are
somewhat worn, this engine will be able
to draw a train of one hundred cars frim
Shamokin to this place.
New Stage Lint. Messrs. Mishler &
Co., as will be seen by their advertisement
lhii ,We,'k! PaPer have commenced run
ning a iineof stages between this place and
Milton, by way ol Northumberland and
Ecwisburg. This line connects at this
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Vm. T. niscly, formerly of this place.
" " ait an in vciiigalioii into the cause of
,he l,i'as!er-
Aldikt, Oct 4.
Ltttrvine letteecn Chevalier Hulscman and
Secretary Marey. Chevalier Hulsemni. was
here yesterday, and had
long interview
regard to the
with Secretary Marcy,
Kota difficulty. Rumor has it that Koszia
is 10 bu feleased and returned to thiscuuutry
Muse Liriuoa Law. The Whig legistn
live candidates in Allegheny County, Pa.,
are all pledged to vule for and suppoit I he
Maine Liquor Law at the next leyislalnre.
Among them is diaries Naylnr, formerly
member ol Congress from the Third District,
l'hiladelphiu.
Hox. To.'l Cobwim The Forest City says
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.... wiivw uphim -o7naior iorn uorwi.i
r.mtiilr ltinl whsi ha I.--. .... I ...
--- -t .... ..a nisi Biimivu an oince
to study law, he w s ihe subject of ridicule
bu eveiy student in town, on account of his
honiuspun dress ; but, added he, 'I have liv
rd to see every one of them ten limes as
ragged as I was at that lime. And whvl I
was economical they were spendthrifts.1 '
PsBsiMT to Ukitsd Statis Skamew. It
isstatea that the Queen of Sardinia, who ra
cenlly paid a visit to ihe U. S. frigate Cum
i i . . fct.
ocrianu, at ice, was so pleased with wbt
she saw, that she gave an order lo distribute
1,000 livres among the crew,
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CA LI FOll MA M:AVS.
ARRIVAL OF THE
STAR OF THE WEST.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
New York, Oct. 9. The steamship Siar of!
the West, from San Juan, wiih California
dates to the Ilih nit., arrived this afternoon.
The Star of the Welt biinfs 500 pasen-
gcrs, and $300,000 in "old, on freight, be
sides five hundred thoucaml dollars in tho
hands of her pasenuers.
The majority by which Corernor Bijler
1,ns beu" '"-elected,
as .only about one !
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a l i i i l . i . . r . i. r
,"uu;a"" "i"inur o, uenv-j
j cralio ticket has majouties ranging from four
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to ten thousand. met were liijlit, and tho tnaiV.el rather inae.
Mr. Garrison, the Democratic Candidate ,ive- IJ"vers don,, aeein inclined to nper-
r, M flJ i,i !e extensively until the news of ihestuRmer
forMajo.rofS.il traneuro, waselecied w.lh (lmw fuy ,, hllV(J bppi m.eiv(!l,
the w hole Democratic city and county ticket. , The offerings of Wheat at the Corn Kxchanpn
Both bianches of the Legislature are ulso were about 10,00" bushels, only n part of
largely Democratic. f which was sold at 140al 15 eenl for lair to
T, i ro T7 i i . i prime whites. About 9000 bushels of Cum
The people ofSan Frausisco have adopted ' Q R m;llki,, nm, W(J m)1(, (jf
the Revised Charter. white nt 7778 cunt. We quole yellow,
Governor Lane, of Oiegon, and Lieut. A I- i nominally, at 80 cents. No sales were re
den, of tho Armv, base both been wounded ' rorle'1 '" day. Rye is without chance. We
., "... :,i ,uii- n note sale of Pennsylvania Oats nt 47 cents,
in an engagement wnh the Indians on Roe no . , . r j . ..... . '
. h ; ami nr prime Maryland nnd Virginia do. nt
River, the latter seveiely. 42.i45 cents ; inferior qualities do. at 38n40
Lr. j. v. Uuvall, formerly of Maryland)
bad been shot dead in a street fight with J. 1
S. Downs, at Sacramento. j
Dr. II. C. Gillis was also seriously wounded j
in a fraciu wiih Chmles R. Drew, at San
rranciscn.
John Potter, alia, Da.timoie Jack, was re-
ceully killed at Downieville by a man nnmed ,
Mun.z, and in an attemp. made by the ili-
zens to lynch the latter, Thaditus l urdv, the
J i -'
District Prosecuting Attorney was shot stead.
Lieut Col. Mason, the U. S. Army, died a.
San Fjnncisco on tho 7il. tilt.
The battle in which Gen. Lane and Col
Allen weie wounded, occurred on the 27ih
of Aligns), in Rogue River valley.
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whites nnd about 250 Indians were engaged.
The skirmish lasted four hours, when the In-
dian chief Sam, proposed an armistice, w hich
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was g.anted. leu Indians were killed and
thiily wounded, while of tlm whifs there
were three killed and eij;ht wounded
Among the killed was Capl Are.slioug
The Indians continued llieir lavages at other
poinls.
An attempt was made at San F.aneiseo on
1
the 12ili, to fcfjl Si.iiti's inleir: in the water
Iiils, in coMempl ut the liijuiiclloii lium llio
e ol inn waler-lots was struck ort lo the
bidder, when Mr. Selover, the auulioueer, and
"re ar-
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res.ed, and held .1. heiivj bail lU a,-. er for
the contempt.
An e.vpief.s box, belonging to Messrs.'
Adams & Co , coi.laining twenty five ibnn -
till . , 1 ' S"I"IISIS t lt SUIT I (Jl I. )Ll
sand dollars in specie, was Union Irom the r .orllumbrr;:,nd County, to dii..bu.e ihe as
stnee between Sonoia ainl Siockton. sets in the hands of David Tasaart, Esii.. Ad-
FhoM the Ssxliwt lil Islsnds. The dates,
ft 1 , . , , . r . . .
mm Honolulu aie to the lS-h of August, at
. 1 1
which nine me sinan ,io u ns raging icri iuij ,
The lliinidulil papeis stale that a strong
political movement has been commenced, lor
the purpose of compelling ihe dismissal of;
the Miuiflers, Judd and Arin.trong. A me' j
niorial, signed by thirteen thousand persons,
has been piesenteil to bis majesty demand- j
ing the measure and there mu indications of
uii appi Baching revolution snoiiui n Do retuseu.
The Fare between Albany and New Yuik,
on both the Hudson River and Harlem Rail
Roads has been raised to two dollars j
mil E ELECTION' is owr ami llm eieilemen
has died away. There is tho usual quantity bury in time to Breakfast, and take passago in
of defeated candi'da'es who can now rathe to the 7 o'clock n fr Shaiuokin, where la;ea
private life. 'J'hs returnaaro sufficient lo show w . 1 ln readiness to take passenger to Potts
that the successful candidate sre elected, partio- vl ,' ,rr'v'"8 '" time to dine nnd take passage in
ulnrlv tho sensible ones who pet their clothing at ,he "eading railroad cars for Philadelphia, arri
Rorkbill &. Wilson's Clnthintr Store, No. Ill Vlnf Philadelphia at 7J o'clock, sniue evening.
Chesnut street, corner of Franklin Place, I'liiladcl-' s,1 l,oll wavs will stop at Uurr.a hotel,
p,ia ; IWthunibcrland, Weidcnsuul's hotel, Lewisburg,
Philadelphia, Nov. G, 1852 ly ew.
dm: i).
In Wilkes Barre,-aO'h tilt., sued nboul 68
yeats, Hon Aspsew Beaumont, long times
prominent politician.
In Ransomville, N. Y., 7th till , Consad
nlle, IN. i., 7in tut, v.onsad
, formerly of NoilhumbeilunJ
DiEIKENBACH
county, in his 40lh year.
At Poltsville at the residence of her brother
Wm. L. Gisy, JANE M GRAY, formerly ol
Noithumberluiid, aged 24 yeats.
I)C illavKcts.
Philadelphia Market.
. Ocl- 13, 1853.
Flods and Meal. The flour market is
quiel, at per bbl. There is a siesdy da-
maml for eity eonsumpiion within the rai,go
of $7a7 (or common aud extra brands.
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Natives maiked
Re Fluur i trniee ; nt $5 per Ml.
Sales of Corn Menl hi $:) 04 yft bbl.
Chain Wheat is in limiied .upply S.ile
of pi imo new red nt 14Q.il42u pi!r luisliel, Hml
white ai 152u. S.ile uf Uye at 86 .i 86ic
Corn Yellow is in ilenian l at 84 cdiii
' O.itu S:ii(a new ?fnlhin itt J'2a4L': mitt
Pennavlvnuia 44 a 45t!'
WHISKEY. Sales 0r bbls nt 32ie.. nnd
hluisat32 centn.
Baltimore Market.
Oct. 13 IS53.
FLOUR The maiket to-day is wilhoul
animation, although pi ices continue verv
firm. Tho tranaactiuiia lo-ilay were very
''"''ed, and we have l.-s of only 200 IbU
llowar.l tlreel nnd 000 bbls. City Mills, ull
, S6 eaj
GRUN.The receipt of drain thismorn-
ceni.
" be market lis ilnll, but p.i-
ee. ure wiihonl chauce. We note sales of
bbls. at 31a32centK and of bhcts. nt 30.i31 cts.
New Advertisements.
vntnAnm m -avvi-sv-vm
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T rpTTi? TfFW PTflTTTTVO STfTP
Marfcct Street( ite the rost office
,-, WI, L.,. , , ,. ,
m Yil.ati rAllw iV I (. are rer-pii-iiKT a an i.inlnl
VX. assoriine.it of K.iil and Winter Goods the
cheapest, best and prettiest ever brought into
Sunbnrv
i Wo have on band and aro addi.13 constantly
a fine ass.orl.ncnt of
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comprising partly a great lot of Overcoats, double
coats, business coats, black nnd fanry iloth, Sati- j
nclt, anil otlier coats, too numerous to mention.
A"."' tIlacK t"'a a"r' 1 sssimers, Cossn.ett ami
knlinnlt Paula AK-.i IL- .,l,,t U .ll....!!
velvct .,, olhcr Ves( !0 . o ,.
kinds of L'ndercloihing.
ALSO A LAKGE ASSORTMENT
ot Wool anJ j..ur HlltJ ,nJ c, BooU , ,
Shoes, all kinds of Jewelry. Revolving und other
1 ' 'stols, travelling la?s, trunks, Shirts and Col-
" " '"'"'"""8 s bci,-
sriL All nt wliifh wn ufi.r nt in Luvout rntl.
j.nm.
, I lenpe mil and look nt our oodi ; irrtnn 111
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We are ,,u j , , j . .. .
ing rciiututiou of lieiug the cheapest isiore in
Sunbury. ('oinu and ulify yourselves of the
iiutu .11 uur u , voean lor ia l.
Suiiurv Ui., b5Vir.
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AUJJlAOii-. IiOlICE.
' U J 'V1, WuCrc.l'.v S-1"11 );,at ,!le undersigned
ministrator of Win. P. MeCny, dee'd., willatUM.d
' uui.v 111 k'un.iun, oil raiuruiiv inu oil
v.,i,r ,, .i,J i, s , . , "' "'
i'OvenilH-r ueM, where all interested can iitlcnd.
j yj s,j ysi;i.
r-'unhury, Oct. 15, Ih53 id.
TTOTrrp TO
P A " C T tS t TX C
WU-J,S.
SUNBURY & HILTON STAGE LINE,
Itt'NNiNG i. connection with tiii:
, Philadelphia & Sushurv Rail Read
T A nrro :n i tt- . . . ... .
iu eavcr a Hotel, nunlnirv,
r. . wm. mi oi nu c-.rniiiir cars iro.n Mio-
inokin, lor iNorlhumberlaud, l.rwishurg. und
Milton, arrii.i5 at .Milton, at about 10 o'clock
r- m.
ltelurnin?, Stages will le vraMiltnn nt 3J o'
clock, A. Mv arriving at Lewisburg, at i J o'clock,
Northumberland atSJ o'clock and arriv at Sun-
and Egbert's hotel, Milton.
Paaacnecrs will find this the ciiCApr.aT. most
v.xrtiuTiuvs, and most iomiouiiblc line to,
and from Philadelphia.
U. MISHLER.
Sunbury, Oct. 15, IS.'io. - tf.
Shamokin Town Lots.
flMl P subscriber is now prepuied to exhibit aud
, JL jioi0 ut- ,oU w ,IU llL.w 'i'own.piat 0f
Shamokin. Persons desirous of purchasing can
. V"tui the terms and conditions of sals by
calling on the subscriber, at Shamokin.
WM. AT WATER, Agent,
fchoiuolin, Oct. 15, 1853. if.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
17ILL ha sold at public sale, on the premises
on Momlav, the 5th of November nsit, at
1 o'clock, P. M., the undivided four seventlis of
outlot No. 8, in the Borough of Sunbury, as the
rstats of Elisabeth, Mary. Manrarel and Frances
. Donuel, by order of s.ul Court,
AMELIA DONNLL, Guardian,
' Sunburv, Oct. 15, 1851.-u.
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90 178 98 18 168 103 187 73 6 73 182 104 139 48
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with a .
Temperance with a f.
NEW
Clock AViUclmiiiktTs.
KIRSCH & CO.
F A YE jiiKt openrd n Clock and Vtc1iinaker
shop in the tmiliiing lately occupied by J.
M. Siniiwoii, near 'i'rncr &. (.'o'a Store,
in Market Street, Suittitirij, i'a ,
Where lliev have opened, and will keep constantly
J on hand,
Silver & Goli Watches, etc.
Also, Jewelry,
Consistina nf Cold UrrasSpinK, Enr and Finder
Kings, Medallions, CuM-pins. I.ndies it Gentle-;
mnna' gold nnd silver pens nnd pencils. A Iso,
cuvrr uiii piaicu i ca ami 1 alilo spoons, sail
sj'oena, butter knives, Ac.,
SPECTACLES,
Of all sizes, suiting every n:;e. Spy Glasses,
l'oeket Hooks, of nil sizes, liuzors, llnir Oil, l!c
vohers, nnd other pistols, lirushes, C'omb.i, Soup,
Ac, Ac. Also, a large slock of
Itluticul Iiitti-tiinc:i(s) !
amongst which are Accordeons, Violins, Flutina,
Files, Flutes.
CARPET BAGS,
Trunks umbrellas, suspenders. All si7.es of rea
dy made Shirts and Cull.ira ; all of which will be
sold cheaper than has ever been heretofore sold in
Sunbury.
XTH' Clocks. Watches, Ear and Finirer Kings
repaired in tho best 11.11 n hit uud at the shortest
notice.
Sunbury, Oct. 15, 1853 Sin.
NOTICE.
rTMIE annual election fir Directors of the
- Mahanoy nnd Sliau.oki.i I111prove1ne.it Com
pany will I held at Trevorlo.;, Anrthumberlnud
County, on Moudny the S4tli instant. By order
of the Do.ird.
F. I.. JOHNSON', Scc'y.
Octobor 15, 1S5:). td.
bt of -Ccttcvs
It F.MilMVU IN TIIK l'OJT 1)1 I li K AT
H .tlll lli, 'rtcmlcr 0, 1WI.
A
John Auspach
B
Jon Beer
Christian Bower 2
c
Jane Coldren
K.lwar.l CaUell
Jnhu Clark
Charity Case
D
Jacob Deite.ick
F
Chas P Fi-ber
David Fisher
Thns Field
O
John Gazelle)
John Gilgan 2
H
Michael Holfinan
Carrel Leary
Ann Logan
M
Richard Malone
Russia Miller
Miss Matilda Means
0
John O'Neill
P
Elizabeth Prats
a
Pal lick Q 1 1 1 1 1 n
R
Jonathan Reilz
. S
Sarah .1 Slow
Thus Smith
Peter Shafer
Jacob Slouiih
Caioline Stewart
T
! Dr. Mn heal F
llnues-Snml T..vl-r
V D.ii.l Vail
w
J bagen
Cha A Jackson
i . K
! Jai'idt Kern
i l'eler Kni
L
Keuben Wynn
Chainbeis W j un
Mariah Williams
John Walsh
r z
Ilenrv W Zai I man
R. b". PACK Kit. P. AI.
Jonalbnn Lodge
List of Letters
nr.MAiMstJ Tut posr oFritf
at Northumberland, September SO, 1853.
B
Backer Geo
Band Caleb
Barllel M W
Uuigb Lewis
c
Case Mer
I ml i e fi n. Ion J K 2
tckhofl li.ii bary Ann
K
Kennedy John
Keishuei Sosan
L
Lodge Jonathan
l..uviu:ice A S
M
Mnrnu Anlhtiny
McUii le C.ilharine
Marry Dennis
Mtlure Win
Murnhv Put rick
N
Nogel Owen
0
Osin.iu A
a
Quay John
s
Slerrick & Losseo
Cly.ner Levi L
v. 11
1 I'll, , i
V- I III
Cletnson L W
D
Diefendon J G II
Duncan James
l)j Mu.iu Joseph
U
Engel John
F
Flanagan John.
Flory Geo W
Frost B D
Fool Uev Gen
G
Gallager Daul
Gardner Miss CajoliaeSimpsnn A C
Giay Newton S. hoo.unaker lion M.i-
Gardner L M run
Guiidium D J Stevenson Jas C
H . V
Haymakei k May Yeatou Geo
Hannii: Wm W
Wilson Geo
JACOB LLP. P.M.
A Strav Ho.
CAME to the premises of the subscriber about
Av. waL tinps n Klruv whitA h.Kr uioli.
ing about 200 pounds. The ow ner can har the
same by provi.i8 properly, paying charges a,,J
taking t sway.
PETER KEEFER.
Upper Augusta, Oct 8, 1853. 3U
AT8 AND CAPS.
A, splendid lot of
fashionable Silk, Wool and Fur Hats,
also CUlh, Fur, Oilcloth, Navy and Military
Caps for sale low by
G. ELSBERG 4 CO.
Market street, opposite the Post Office.
Sunbury, Oct. 8, 1853
rKOCLALVTIOX.
j UULL in Uvichy pneu ilint tlm vevirul
Courts of t'onuneii J'lens. (icnral OunrVr
Sessions of the peace, ; n l ()uliann' '"i.i'rl, t'onrt
of Oyer nnd Terminer and (.'ener.d .1 ppilverv
ill and for the county of ny.iiiin.l'ei ininl. t.
J commence nt the Cou't riouie, in the Imrooh ol '
j Sunbury, nt 10 n'olock, A. M. on Monday, the
; 7ih day of ?T,vcnibcr nr.t, and will continue
.TWO Y.ELKf. ;
I The corone r, Justices of the Pes -r nnd eonsta- j
' hies in and for the county of .Northumberland, aro
1 requested to lie then and there in their proper per
j on3, with their rolls, records, iinnisiiions, nnd j
other remembrances, to do those tiiincrs to their
! several otticea npbertuiiiiui; to he done. And all ,
witnesses proseeutinjr in liehalf of the C'ommnn- !
j wealth unainst any prisoner are nlso requested and !
: cominnnocu 10 no men imu incu iiiieniung in meir
proper persons m prosei uie a;nius nun, ns siuill
be just anil not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to hr punctual ill their
attendance, at the lime appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hand at Sunbury, the Hi day
of October, in theyear ol'our Lord one tbousnnd
eight bundled ami lil'ty-liiree -and the In-
dependence of the t.uiled States of America
the 1 Till.
WILLI AM 11. KIPP. Sheriff.
uim savu um cuiuuioiiweuHli.
List ol' Jurors,
fV N'orlliumberland C uintj, for a
n-cial
1 ' ''"
v Court,
ber 1853.,
Sc.nbumy. Jiihii K S, hmick.
Nortmiimukrund 0 lliiel Vol his
liel Cox, J.iei.h Paul, Charles ll.irix,
Mll.TON l'.uii M.i.-li'llor, D.uiiel
Genrue Maish,
IV.i.kwahk J.di:. C 1 1 u 11 man.
1'KWIS J.io.di I). inkle, Kie.lc.iek FiV.
T.-.I., Pl.t... !'..! I I! .1 IT,...
in irk,
Cm i.isiif a n i k
KilHe, John Foil'
W
lv. Dasher, Genii:
J ' il . iiniers.
j Point. Thomas M 'Malum. Jacob R-iden-i
bach, Win. Leii;liu .v, Th.'ina-. J.di'.ron,
I'l'PKR Ac.ilt.-TA Jullll f.ilii.-Wol II, Mi
I cliael Kieifer,
I Lowkii Ai'gi-ta Ephiaim Leiih', Levi
i Thomas, 1 le. in.. in Slnpmaii,
1 Cut. Itichud WoiiIvhi ion. J icc-b Haas
! lksll O. P. P.Hteft, Steven lltiis.1),
' Lower Mahanoy. I Inn li Seiisluilu. Jacob
I Bidman, Frederick lleckeid, Jacob Blasscr.
j F.lijah Byerly,
Shamokin. F.li Heed
j r"IMIE stockholders of the Zerhe Run nnd !Shn.
I -St- mokin Iinproieice.it Cm.ipa.iy are hereby
i. notified that nr. F.lerliou for l ive L'iraclors
: will Ive held nt I be office of the (Yiiipniiv, No.
17 Wall street. New York, on Monday, the "!th
inst., Iron. 13 o'clock, A. M-, lo '. P. M.
EDWARD M. nOICK. Scc'y
i New York, Oct. H, lS"i3. 3t.
fc'lIOES. All kiudj of
Eoots Hiocs and slip
I 1
pers for sale by
j G. EI.Slir.Kti A CO.
I Market street, opposite the Post Ollicc.
' Sunburv, Oct. fi. If."
I !KV C'MTI38.4 T1 I'.'
! A ItHAM II or Tilt:
ClutliiiiK Ahtiiii!':ictorv.
i
j OF S. SKNURMAN & CO., Tanville, Fa.
; TE icapectfuliy aniimiuee to tha i iiiens nf
Sunburv .mil
iiiul 11 inilv, lliat m tiaxo
comjilcle stuck, ot'
UEAUY-MADE CLOTJICvG, ;
of every style and iprolity, lo which we invite the
nttenlioii of purcbiiscrs. Our assortment con- '
1 sisls, in part, of Fancy oer-coats, Plain over- j
; coats. Dress coats, Erock and Shi-I. coals, Mou- '
key Jackets, Pants and Vests, plain and l.nicj 1
' Linen aud .Muslin Mails, I'udcr-sbirls, Drawers ;
nud over-wholes.
Also, Gloves, Sloekini;s, Neck and Pocket
I Handkerchief, VV00I111 uud .Silk Hals, Cloth (
i and Oilcloth Caps, Shoes, Liools, Callers, SSlippeis j
'and Caria-t Ba','s and Trunks, t'inbre lus and
even lllini; pi-nerai! kept in a well supplied
rloth.ug and gciitlen.aiis lurniiiiu; store. We
1 keep nlso a nuJ atsortuiei.t of Accordeons and
: Jewelry. We sell nt the lowest cash prices; for
' our motto is,
j '-Small Profits and Quid: Saks."
I We have but one prire uud no abate.ne.11, so that
' a prrs 111 is sure to (el the worth of his money,
I whether he is a judge or the. goods or Mot. 'it
; any article, does not give satisfaction as to , we
will take back the (roods an 1 refund the money,
I provided they are returned on the same day they
j were purchased, w hen Ihe purchaser reside 111
I town, and in 0110 week, w hen he reside in th,'
j country. Price the same us at the Danville
; .Manufactory
I IT" Cull ar.J secure the Barjjaii.s.
j Sunbury, Oct. 8, 185:1 if
Ifi X
e c 11 tors
S a 1
I'lMih subscriber. Executor of Iho est ile of
j Nicholus Wolf, dee'd., will cxpuse lo lul lie
! oaie, on
I Friday, Ihe llih of November next,
, on the premises, the following real estate, to wit:
j A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
, eontaUiiin about 40 acres, situated in Uvrn
Augusta township, on the Sunburv road, leaduig
to i' lu 111 Creek, adjoining lunds of Jtel Wolf,
Abraham W oil, Eichard Uoliuer and others, on
which is erected a new two story log house a
bank barn aud otlier good out-buildings. There
is also a good spring oil Ihe premises. About 30
acre is cleared, and the wliols 1 in good order
and repair. Possession will be given immediate
ly if required Sale to coininenea ut 10 o'clock,
A. M. when the term will be made known.
JOHN WOLF, Etor.
Lower Augusta, Oct. 8, ISi'J. ta.
Estate of WILLIAM FARROW, decM.
iOriCI3 is hereby given, that letters tests
, nienlnry hr.ve been rllnted to the subscribers
oil the estate of Wrr... Furrow, late of Wbamoki..
toAn.bip, (oe J. All those knnwinn themles
indebted lo or having claims ng.tinst said estate,
are requested to make aettleinc.it without delay.
The Executor will meet fur Hint purpose 'at
the late residence ol the deceased, in Hnydrrtown
on b'atuidiiy, Nocnihcr li. ISM. '
WIM.IAM FARKtnV, ) ,
SILAS FARROW. t ,or
Shamokin twsp., Oct. 8, 1853. Gt.
MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT ! !
runs, MAKt.AKtrr has,
of Sunbury,
15 ESPECTFCLLY i.iin.is the public that
. jg )jj
s.ic lias just received and oiieued a now
sLock (r
! a r I v V i- u-iv
AUj AM) " INTER MILLINERY,
such as bonneis, silks, ribbons, Ac., of the Intest
j st le and patten,, d every variety of article be-
! lonniujr t ,cr nanvh of iuisiness, nil of which.
j will be sold at the lowest prices, lit her Slors in
j Faiv.i street, belo- John Ynuii store.
nuburv. Oct. 1 , 1 S.'i3. tf.
.... -
I FOP. RT,TT. !
A Splendid Buy ! !
I jJJlSK.SO.VS in want of a well made luiin-r ,,.
! ,7 tr"''K-rm. can find one by calling on
the subseriber. in Sm,',i.r,.
c , , JA.ME.-i COVERT,
bunhnry, Oct. 1, 1S5:! lm.
Sim- Estate of JOHN DIEIIL, deo'd,
It .1, ' SJOTICE i herebyciv.n l!mt letters of A f
" U ZM ministration on the estate of .I,,),,,
j late of Point lo-vuship, .orll,uniberl.,d eo.uifvv
... . ... i.. en Kianic. lo Ihe midersieurd
I beref.ire nil i-ersi-.ua i.i :.i ..
. .:. i. .. ' ...... nwr ,
"me, nnd lli.me tiavino !-
; will present tii,-, fjr selllement. 'J'be Adiniuia-
trators will inv. l for il!e above purpose at llie.
Jn.uveof Willia... )i.!,l. V,.l tow.wluy, o:
I uesdny, No.-iii!cr S. ff-."3.
VIl.l.IA.M DIKIir,. f . ,
.A.M cf;l i)ii:iii I A,ll
Point twsp., f i, t. 1, I ay.. (;t.
j Atliniiii.sti-.ilors Sale.
j Yyil.L be sold nt the l.ile residence of John
i ' Diehl, de-;'d , in Point tiwiihip, Norlh-
; unineriaml county, on K A Tl I! DA V. Ihe
1 5tiv
juny ol uciol.cr nisi, tlic- fjllowin
1 wit :
property, to-
FIVE HEAD Of HORSES,
: 2 milch Cows, 5 head young Caltic, 7 Sheep. 4
i llojs. a wagons, riouha. cultivator. Harrows, S
jselt wiiir,,,, i j-lou-h Harness, and numerous
otlier funning utensils. hIo beds, bedding and
! bedsteads, benurenus, tab'es, chairs, slovrs. sad a
! variety of other household uial kilchen fur'nilure,
ulso Hay by the ton, whaat, rye, com, buckwheat,
i and potatoes.
; Sale to comnieiH e at 0 rhn k. of said day, when
: the terms will he made kdowu by
. WII.I IA.M DIKHi., , , ,
i SAMU'KL DIEIIL, AJm ,or"-
, October I , I i5.'l Is.
REGISTERS' NOTICE.
i l I li b is hereby given to all Leiratees,
!. Creditors a.,.1 t., arsons i.Ue rosled in lh.
u, ,,,,-. io s iiuoico pers-ina, uial ine
Executors, Administrators, and Guardians of
id. l"y" ain ""-'" wi"
i.esister id Norlhu.nlierlai.d Count v, and that
: the same will l e presented to Ihe Orphan' Court
ol sum ouuty, on I lie.-, lay, the 8th day of N o-
vemlier, A. !., lb .VI, 111 the forenoon, or co.ifir-'
niati.ui ami 11 lowance.
Win. Kuse. sen., dee'd.. Final aerotnit settled
by one of his Ex'rs John Kase.
Maitin Drumheller, dee'd., settled by hi
Adm'r, Levi T. Drumheller.
Catharine Latsha, dee'd., settled by her Ex'r,
Frederick Lntsha.
Jacob Greincr, die'd.. Final account settled by
his Adm'r de bonis non.Geo. C. Welker.
Geo. Philips, dee'd., settled Jy his Ex'is Peter
M'itnicr and Jacob Philips'.
Peter Burns, dee'd., settled by bis Executor
Henry Burns.
Joseph I.eih, dee'd., fettlej by his Adm'tor
I Samuel l.ogan.
j Robert K. Dearmnnd, dee'd., settled by one of
j bis Ex'rs John Watson.
Samuel Hunter, dee'd.' settled by one of his
Ex'rs Win. L. Dewart.
Ecnj'iiniii Lose, dee'd., settled by bis Adm'tor
Win. Scott.
Caroline Pcifer, settled by her Guardian Elia
Peilcr.
) . ill in 111 t lyde Colt and SaraH N. Colt, minor
children uf 1 nomas I oil, dec d., settled by
llieir Guardian William A. Petriken.
John I.eih, dee'd., settled by his Adm'r Samuel
Lcrch.
JOHN P. PURSEL, Register.
Register's OHice,
Sunbury, Ocl. 8, 1853 5
A Farm for Sale
THE subscriber offers for sale hia farm,
CONTAINING 284 ACRES
,J ,Howanccs. It is siluateJ about three miles
from tSuubury alonci the Shamokin creek, and i
in a good stute of cultivation. The Philadelphia
aud Sunbury Railroad passes through said farm.
It will bo o lie red in parts or entire te suit pur
chasers. It can be divided to muke three small
farms. The buildings are a FARM HOUSE, a
good Bank Barn, and two tenant houses.
JOHN PARN3WORTH.
Upper Augusta, Sept. 10, 1853. tf.
NOTICE.
persons Indebted to the late firm of
A I.I.
iV Ho
omit & Scb mick. are hereby notified that
their books bavs been placed in the hands of M.
L. Shindel. Esq., for collection, and if lhJ e
not attend lo this notice without delay, suits will
I brought without respect to persons.
Sunbury, Oct 8, 1853. 4t,