f
SONG OP TOE SEWISO-MA-CHINE.
8T ORORGR P. MORRIS.
I'm the Iron Needle Woman !
Wrought of sterner stuff lhan clay .
And, unlike the drudges human,
IVcvcr weary night nor day ;
Never shedding teare of sorrow,
NeTer mourning frinJ untrne,
Mevei raring fertile morrow,
iS'cver begging work Id do.
Poverty brings no disaster !
Merrily I glide aloti?.
For no thankless, fordid master,
Ever socks to do me wrong :
No extortioners oppress mc,
No insulting words I dread
I've no ehil Jron to diV?9" nie
With uncrating cries for bread.
I'm of haidy form and feature.
For fiidurnuee framed aright ;
I'm not pale misfortune's creature,
Doom'd life's battle here to light i
Mine's a song of cheerful measure,
And no under-rurrents How
To destroy the throb of pleasure
Which the poor 10 seldom, know.
In the hall I hold my station,
With the wealthy ones of earth.
Who commend mc to the nation
for economy and worth,
While unpaid the fomilc lubor,
In the attic-chamber lone,
Where the smile of friend or neighbor
Never for a moment shone.
My crmtion is a blessing
To the indigent secured,
laishing the cares distressing
Which so many have endured :
Mine are sinews superhuman,
Kiha of oak and nerves of stcvl
I'm the Iron Needle-Woman
Born to toil and net to feel.
Home Journal.
aimers' jjpcpartoimt
Tho Cultivation of Grapes
At late meetings of tho Formers' Club of
the city or New York, the following facts
were elicited in the course or a discussion
upon Grapes. Coming from really practical
nieu, they ore valuable, but still leave us in
Ibe dark as to the licit way or cultivating
this very desirable fiuit.
, Ir. Underwood said : "I think vineyards
may bo successfully cultivated in tho United
States from the latitude or Albany to the
"Gulf of Mexico. They are more sure than
any other fruit, tot they do not blossom until
after tho Iota spring frosts. The Isabella
and Catawba are the best varieties for gene
ral cultivuttou for the ta"ble and fur wine
They can be grown ia any soil that will raise
a good crop of coru. Tho gfound should be
tiuuly pulverised to tho depth or tit least
eighteen inches und uudertlraiued. I moke a
trellis by planting pos:s tweuty fret apart
ond stretching wires between them just tight
enough to give a slight uiotioti to tho viues
when the wind blows. Mildew does not
trouble me. 1 think this is caused by forcing
lbs v.no to grow loo fust with hot innnures,
nd by growing them in positions which do
not admit, of a free circulation cf the uir.
'i'he viue needs tUe fullest exposure to the
wiuds possible. To plant them in positions
where this cannot be secured, or to protect
thein by high enclosures, will not only cause
them to be diseused, but make a paradise tor
uuiiuus veruua. i nave not lulled to secure
u good crop of grapes for tteenty years."
James 0. Provost, ol Green I'oint, L.I.
uciuusu uis uieiuou oi cultivating tbe grupe,
which is certainly quite original and different
from ony other described in works on this
subject. His land is loam, with water on'y a
few feet underneath the surface. His vines
are trained on trellises eight feet high j from
ono vine trained on tho eud of the house, ho
hud made twenty-two gallons of wine. The
singular purt in his method of tultivution is
to allow the vines to fall over the trellises.
reach down to the ground, and take root at
their extremities in the soil. Some of his
vines yield so richly that they appeor like a
mass of fruit in tbo full, from tbe ground to
tbe top. He trims very sparingly, spreads
the manure on the surface, never disturbs the
old roots, and keeps the soil very loose.
From three-quarters of an acre of vines, he
stated thut hrt hud made more than a thou
sand gallons of wine. The grapes he crush
ed in a roller sugar-mill, and to every gallon
of juice oue pouad of sugar-was added no
thing else. It takes live gallons of the pure
jaice of the grape, to make one of brundy.
Tbe grape vine may be profitably cultiva
ted on lunds which cannot bo employed lor
common agricultural purposes. In a recent
letter to the Palest Ollie, 1'roC Swallow, tbe
State geologist of Missouri, usserts thut the
very extensive tracts of unproductive luud in
Kentucky and Tennessee, known by th ap
pellation of "The Uarrens." may be converted
into fruitful vim-yards. He also asserts thut
there are twenty million acres of lund is M is
souri, Kentucky and Tennessee on which the
vines wil succeed as well as in France or Ger
many. . Mulch Your Trees.
In the first seinon after planting, each tree
ehuulJ have a good muMiing, extending at
least two lout from the stein all round. This
mu'chiug may be of grass which w e like very
much lino shavings, light long manure, bay
saw-dust or speul tan. This mulching should
be reuewed.
Apply it early It should bo done now, and
repeuled wheuever it may become iiecissurj
through the season, w lieu grass is un-J, it
will require to be renewed severul times.
The mulching aud roots of the tree should be
moistened oi.ee a week in the absence of rain
A little, sa'.t mixed with the water a pound
or two to ti e buckitl'ul, mil be uu advantage
Dry summers are very destructive to young
trees of all kinds, unless well muiched, und
wheu this is propei ly done, not one in a hun
dred other conditions being right will full
to grow.
Small Fr.tns. It ii needlt ss to attempt
(be cultivation of any of the small fruits, with
out purticulur attention is paid to the Let-pu g
oT the ground urouud the stalks perfectly
clear oft'rass, wed, and all foreigu vegeta
tion. Qm MM berry und blackberry, espec
ially, require a luoie, liht, rather tnui.-t soil,
and this can be secured in ulmast every situa
tion, by once of twice a year, and always in
the spring, carefully forking it over, turning
any sod upside down, and applying a good
mulching of leaves, light manure, era, weeds
eVc. This application should be repeated
wheuever tho gardea walks are boed or when
ever there is any trueh, surplus grass, or any
thin; else that can be cuuverled into uiunure.
On As Auoisd Fr.utr Tt-kks No one
who baa the least knowledge of the cultiva
tion ol rruit, will allow grass to grow around
Lis young trees. It is u great drawback up
on their growth and health. For several
years, at least aud wo would recommend it
at all limes the soil should be kept pulveris
ed around the trunks of fruit trees. Only
give your trees as much attention as you give
your cornfield, or your cabbage bed, und there
will be no secret in the raising of superior
crops of good fruit
Blessed is he who bio as bis own horn ; for
wlosoevci blowatb not hijor n Loin, tho same
tbtu ool no blotted.
Clotrr A a Makcre. "A crop of clover
la worth a great deal more for manure to plow
it noder than it ii to Teed it to stock. Every
animal eating a ton of clover keeps back
large purtioo of K In bone and mussle, and
converts much of it Into carabonio acid gas,
all of which would otherwise be retained la
the soil. From this we conclude that one of
the best modes of enriching a soil Is to plow
fa preen crops, especially clover. It should
be done when the clover is ripe, as it is worth
more at that time. It saves barns, carting
and re cartiog and keeps lha soil in a bealthy
condition, very much like tew soil. If yon
let the clover ripen, the ground will b so
plentifully filled with seed that it will not
need re stocking. We glorify men who build
expensive barns and cellars in which to save
manure, when we should grorify thPtnon who
has no barn ut all," So says a New-York
farmer.
IiKXit-nv for Leaks. A correspondent of
the Lynn Aeim fays : Some years ago I had
a leaking "L " l.very northeast storm drove
its water in. I made a composition of four
pound or rosin, one pint linseed oil. and one
ounce red leud, applied it hot with a brush
to the part where the "L" joined the main
house. It bus never lenked since. 1 then
recommended the composition to my neigh
bor, who had "a lutherun window wbicii leaked
badly. He applied it, and the Irak stopped.
1 made my water cask tight by this composi
tion, nad have recommended it for chimneys,
windo?, Ac , and it has always proved a cure
fur a leak.
itIn.Ki.Nu Yoi'KU Cows. It is said that
young cows, tho tirst year they give milk, may
be made, with cureful milking and good keep
ing, to give milk utmost uny length of time
deemed desirable ; but that ifthey are allowed
to dry up curly iu the fall, they will, it they
have a calf at the same season, dry up at tbe
sumo time each succeeding year, and nothing
but extra feed will proveut it, and thut but
for a short time.
urai'E t-i'TTi.Nos. li you expect yonr
grape cuttings to tuke root and prosper, see
mat, tne ground is made turn around them
mulch liberally ; water frequently ; and in
the hottest purt of the summer, protect them
irom me mid day sun. A stiady moisty spot
is tbe best place for grape, or almost any
other kind of cuttings. If these little bints
are heeded, persons who have always failed in
musing cuttings grow, will Una tbeir "luck"
to change.
Domestic G inker Bkkr. Two gallons or
ginger beer may be made as follows : Put
two gallons of cold water into a pot upon the
firo ; add to it two ounces or good ginger,
and two pouuds or white or brown sugar.
Let all this come to the boil, and continue
buiiling for hull' on Lour. Theu skim tbe
liquor, and pour it into a jar or tub, olong
with one sliced lemon, and hulf nn ounce ol
cream of tartar. When neurly cold, put in a
ttacupful of yeast, to cause the. liquor to
work The beer is now made ; and after it
has worked for two days, strain and bottle it
for use. Tie the corks down firmly.
To M are "KxrKi.w.NT Sprite IJker. Two
quarts of boilug hot wuter j eight quarts ol
cold water, lu the hot water add tweuty-live
drops each of the oils of spruce, sassafras, and
wintergreen; tnree- cents worth of yeast;
three pints of moliiFSis; mix it and let it
stand all day, then bottle it. Put the molas
ses in the cold wuter after the oils are all well
mixed in the hot water ; add ull the sweetened
water ; last or all add the yeast. IT made in
morning it must bu bottled at night. Hulf it
goblet of dock root boiled in the water is
healthy.
To Take Olt Ink Stains. Ink stains con
readily be wushed outiu cold water, if tufceo
before they dry und purtiully taken out alter
they dry. Soap suds will set tho color.
n.
ccllancmis.
Hereditary Dekormitt. The Cincinnati
Gazette says that one of the most remarkable
instances of tho transmission of a singular
physical delormity Irom pareuts to children
through successive generations, is to be
found in that city. A mun between forty
anil titty years ot age bas four sbort lingers
on each baud, reaching ubout to tbe liist
joint of a linger of usual length ; and what
is very remarkable is the fact thut this physi
cal deformity of tbe hand can be traced buck
through various members or his family for a
period of one humtreil m't ei'hty years !
.Whether any of his ancestors previous to
that liuie were similarly atllicted, is not known.
Another singular feature is the fact that but
a ;ar( of the children of each generation have
beeu similarly atllicted some of them having
as perkct bauds and bugers as tbe generality
of persons.
"William," said a carpenter to 1 ii appren
tice, "I'm going away to-day, and 1 want you
to grind all the tools."
"Yes, sir"
Tho carpentor came borne at night.
"William, have you ground all tho tools
sharp J"
"All but tho kanihaw," said Hill; "1
couldu't gi.l qmt". all the gups out of that."
Garruk said of Sir John Hill, the physi
cian ond author, The worst I wish the doc
tor is, thut he may be compelled to take his
own physic und read his own verses." "You
must reverse the punishment." said a wue
! "any man who tukes the doctor's physic, won't
i live to read uis rnvnies.
The. Medical Times and Gazette says that
tho efficiency of the valerianate or ammonia
as a remedy in the cure or seoralgia, has
been freqnenlly proved in a number or pa
tients admitted at tho Hnyal Free Hospital,
uiider cure of Dr. O'Conuer.
The Akntai. Retort or the post office
stales that the number or letters posted in
the Russian Empire, is about 1C, 400. 000,
exactly the same number as is posted in the
single city of Manchester arid its suburbs.
An U.m ortcsatb I.eh. Joseph A. Wood
bad his leg broken for the fourth time, iu
Worcester, Mas?., on the 10th ult. It was
afterwards amputated, and this leg of Wood
will probably be succeeded by a wooden leg.
A Colony of "00 persons, about 500 from
Pennsylvania and the balance from Msryland,
has procured a large body of laud on the
l'latto river, in Nebraska territory, and tbey
ore about to rttublisb themselves on it and
build a city or their own.
A Caution. The editor of the .SouMern
Planter stales that several instances have
been brought to Lis notise where rattle have
died from euting cornstalks that had been
chewed by hogs. Have uny of oar readers
observed tbe same effect.
Wo Eleep, but the loom ef life never at oris
and the pattern which was weaving wheu the
sun went duwn, is weaving when it comes up
to-morrow.
A St Fan! paper savs that criminals are
no more safely caged there than a canary bird
in a leu acre lot, with tbe bars down.
"Won't that boa constrictor bite met"
said a little boy to a showman. Oh. ao boy
he never bites, be swallers bis wittles whole.'
Tby pass beat over the world." said D.n
tliiabeth, "who trip over it qoickly, for it la
- - wB ii w wip, we bilk.
TransceDdeotalinn Is two holes ia a nDJ
MONEY CAN BE SAVED BJT PURCHASING AT THE
euisTEumr, noirhtjmbBrland ootjnxt, xa..
t !. I .ti - . .1. . . I.I. .
We have just received and' are now opening a large tfhd choice selected stock of WINTER
0001)8, comprising an endless variety, and will positively sell our entire stock at
prices to suit the times.
We return our sincere thanks to the public for our incceasing patronage, and shall endeavor to
merit a continuance of the same,
k. y. niiiniiT &.
COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED AT THE HIGHEST PRICES,
Sunbury, December 19, I85H.
LANCASTER COLLIERY FOR SALE.
Important to Coal Operators.
rIMIE undersigned Lessees of the "Lancaster
Colliery," near Shamokin, Northumberland
county, Pennsylvania, tvi-liing to retire from the
business, offer for sale the Lease and Fixtures
of said Colliery, on satisfactoiy terms. This
Colliery has been in operation since 1 Ho t, and
has been successful beyond eipeclation. The
Coal is a superior articles for all uses to which
Anthracite isapplied, and a good market has Wen
established, which can be much extended. The
Drcaker and Fixtures are of the very best char
acter and will recommend themselves to persons
acqnaintr J with the business.
The Lease runs to January 1, 1814, and Is a
favorable ooe for the operator.
For further infmmmxin apply at the Colliery
in person, or by letter to Shumrfldn, P. C Nor
thumberland countv. Pennsylvania.
COCHRAN, PEALE & CO.
February (!, 1858. tf
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
OFFERED at
PKIVATE BALE.
rjHK subscriber offers at private sale, a err
J tain lot or piece of land, situate in Lower
Augusta township, Northumberland county,
about 8 miles below Sunbury, bounded on the
west by the river Susquehanna, on the south by
land ol George Seilcr. on the cast by land ol
Wm. Kroh, and on the north by land of Wm.
R. Jones, containing 6 Acres and 18 perches,
all ot which is cleared and in a very high state
of cultivation. The Northern Central Kail
Road passes through the tract, and is also
boftnd on the east by the Main Pond leading
from Sunbery to Hairisburg, which together,
with the Kiver upon the west, and the fertility
of the soil makes it a very pleasant and desiia-.
ble situation.
ALssO; another certain Tract of Land, situntc
in said township, adjoining lands of William
Kroh, on the south, tlie heirs uf Robert and Ar
thur Auchmuty ; on the east Wm. V. Silver
wood, and a public road on the norih, and Wm
K. Jones on the west, containing 93 Acres 121
perches strict measure, bout 60 acres of which
aie cleared, and ill a high state of cultivation
and the residue most excellent land for cultiva
tion, but is now covered with excellent tiottber,
and if purchased soon, the purrhnsrr can get a
large quantity of Rnilraad Ties on tbe same.
This tract is also well watered, having several
fine springs upon it, and every field enn be wa
tered therehv. An indixputablc title will be given
and terms of sale reasonable.
W ILLIAM R. JONES.
Lower Augusta tp., January 2, 1857. tf
FEBKUAEY 20, 1858.
TL'ST received by RailrcaJ another lot e
choice and desirable goods consisting in par
of Fancy Dclancs new styles, Dlack and Fancy
gilliaBeautiful Madder Prints ot 0, 8 and 9
cents per yard Persian Dcbcgn I2J cents Plain
Uelaiies 12J cents 36 inches wide unbleached
M uslin 6J cents Also 1300 yards Muslin dif
ferent widths and qualities French Cloths, Cas
simeres, tSalinett, Kentucky Jean Ac., at exceed
insly low prices nd we call particular att-n
tion to our SliH'k'of Kresh Groceries, feeling as
sured that their quality and our price will render
entire satisfaction
COME ONE C01ME AX.Ii!
Examine our goods and learn our prices, our
stock presents a lariie and varied assortment, en
abling purchasers to make a good selection to the
best advantage.
GREAT BARGAINS,
In conscquncc of the advanced state or the Win
ter, wc will commence frcm this date to sell our
entire slock ol Ready Made Clothing iilankets,
H'inter Hosiery, and a very nice assortment of
Ladies Shawls at greatly reduced prices ow
U the tune to secure good barenms.
A PENNY fAVK!) I A l'KNN Y KARNED.
F.. Y. URIC.HT &. SON.
Sunhury, February SO, 18.18.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
flH E subscribers, Execntors of the estate o
M. Henry Master, dee'd., offer at private sale
the following property vra : A largt two story
frame dwelling bouse, together with about
50 ACRES W LAND,
Situate is Lower Augusta township aJjoining
lands of Daniel Kaufman and others now in the
occupancy of John R. Kaufman as a store and
dwelling. The house is new and the location a
good one for business.
Also a TRACT OF LIMESTONE LAND,
in said township on the river about 5 miles be
low iSunlu.y .adjoining lunds of 1. T. M'l'berson
and others, containing, about M) acres. The
soil is productive and contains limestone and
other minerals.
Also a tract of Laud, containing about 35
acres on the hill, about two miles below Suubury,
adjoining lands of the licits of the late John
Cenrad und others. There is, on this tract, a
small orchard of choice fruit.
For further particulars apply to the subscribers.
H. U. MASS tilt, )
P. U. MASSEH. Executors.
FRANCIS UUCHER.S
Sonbury, January 19,1856 tf
Farmrm Look to Your IntorcMt.
LIME1 HLIEE il
'TjHE sudscrilicr respectfully infurms the far
mers anu me puuiir grnuraiiy, mat lie has
leased the liuie kilns of Ira T Clement in Hun
bury, and that be bas always on band, and is
ready to supply a good quality of lime to all who
may want for building or fanning purposes.
Delias also a kiln at Keefrr's musing 5 miles
from Munbury, or two troin uvdertuwii.
I V All kinds of Country fruJixs taken in
nchange.
OEO. W. 8TKOH.
Sunbury, Dec. 86, 1857.
HOVER'S LiaUID HAIE DYE.
I'lie testinuiry of Prof. Ouoih and Dr Uiinckle having
previously btrrti publisheit, the rlkiwoi is ww avhtetl :
rriim I'fuf. MrCl.OSKI'.V, iV.rmeity P'offusur of Tlieoyy
unit Y rui-tice ut .Mtdicine in Ihe r eiimla MethcJil Culltre
ft Ii:iiiis1vuiiih, uiul lulu I'rulVunr uf buigvry iii the
Aiucruwu (.oiicyem .ituicur. ac. :
I'ttiwasMiHU, N'nv. 27lh. InVI
Ms. Jom K ll-nss A in. I of yur I.I (.HID
II Allt ll t K will cmiviiicr the inol skeiiliciil, lliut it Isa
srs, klwant, auU ai ricACiut's ircMminn. t'ui.ke
limny miicrs, It lias in severul Inktinivrs iir.ivnt servifeuJile
III llie cure f s me cutuiieou eruntioini on the hi-iid, una
I have iiu beaitalinii ill coiiuueuJiiig it to those n-iuiiiiig
s it-n an ainiicuiioii.
Very respcrtlully, J. . .HrL-LtOKhl , .11 II ,
475 Kaecttt., above lUth.
HOVER'S WHITING INKS, inclii Imi IIOVKK S
Will y.NU KIX1LI, and IIUVI.IftllMll'.l.l 111. I) INKS,
till iiktiuljni then ti if tt diameter, wliirh hut a! wu s dis.
tuiguislirtl them, aisl the estenaive deininid brvt ciettted,
has ohiIiimimI uiiiuUfiuoltd autll the tuescnt.
Dnlers addreawrd m the Mauuiaetury, No. i)t
KALI; street, abots tvurth, (old ISO. Hi.)
Philadelphia, will roceiveprompt attention, by
JUStfll t. HMVKK, Manularturer
December 8 A, 18ft7. April 85, '67, ch.
lOOO lb of rurpt Itagro
1 VTA N TED at the stoi. of E. Y. Bri4ht A
' " Son, who arc constantly receiving a fresh
supply of Cionds, thus otleiing to ths public lbs
largest ana most desirable asaoflocnt.
July II. 157.
IJATCHOLXV. JOCKEV C'LL'B, MPHI.NU
Kl.OWEKS. Ac of tL.
fresh supply just lectvsd and for s.le at lha
Urug htoreuf , w. I'WHEH.
Sunbuiy. A' 1, 7'
WE STILL SURVIVE THE CRISIS
NOTWITHSTANDING the astonishing quan
titv of Goods that I brought into town last
Spring, I succeeded in selling them all out ex
cept what I gave away, and had to hurry to the
city, fat a new lot, in order that my customers
might not be put to the ineonvonience of buying
at other stores, where they would be chaiged
killing price. Profiting by past experience, I
have just brought on
Twice as Many Goods,
and I have now the largest and CHEAFE9T
ASSORTMENT eves offered within hearing jf
this place. I am bound to sell
CHEAPER THAN EVER,
liefore. I need not say cheaper than my neigh
bors ; for that is no longer a disputed fact.
I am now ready to deal nut goods twenty
hours out of twenty-four Sundays excepted
at lower prices than any person dare ask lor.
Just call for arty thing you want. I am detts
mined to '
SUPPLY ALL DEMANDS
that may be made, reasonable or unreasonable.
Call soon, as the rush is tremendous.
IRA T. CLEMENT.
Sunhury, Dec 20, 1857. ly
1357. FALL & WINTER GOODS ! 1858
-A.T IP. "W. GKFt.A.-Y'S
FANCY DRY GOOD STORE,
Market Square, Sunbury.
Uvt received and will continue to receive
the largest and best selected Stock of
Jilack Cloths, Cassimerar, Cassinetti and
Vestings, fl-c.
An assortment of Dress Goods, viz: Fancv
printed Calicos, Chillies, printed Lawns. De Lain
Uareges, Merinos, Cashmerts, Alapacas, Dress
Silks, Ciiifhams, Ac.
LINEN AND WHITE GOODS.
Irish Linen, bleached and brown Drilling, Sheet
ing, Pillowcaseing, &c.
Dress Trimmings in Great Variety.
Boots ond Shoes
Hats and Caps,
Hardware,
Ccdarware,
Groceries,
(jueensware
BALI and r 1MI, Cheese, Crackers. Secnrs.
Tobacco, SnutT, &c, an assorsmcnt of other
Goods too tedious rmeiilioh.
Feeling grateful for past favor we beg leave to
a-f -c our olrl friends and tbe public that no
s i . in our part shall be wanting to merit a
coi. nuance of our patronage.
country produce taken in exshange at the
highest market price.
P. W. GRAY.
Sunhury, Dec. 12 1857. tf
A VALUABLE-FARM AT PRIVATE
SALE.
rIIIE subscriber will sell at private sale a
I. FARM, situate in Point township, Nor
thumberland county, about 3 miles from the
borough of Northumberland, on the Danville
road, adjoining lands of J. C, Morton, James
Nesbit, C'has. Parks und the north branch of the
river Susquehanna containing 75 to 100 Acres.
to suit purchasers. The land is in a good state
of cultivation. 'I he improvements consist of a
larcu frame HOL'sE, well finished; a Spritig
House, built over a never-failing Spring close
to the bouse, a Hank barn and other outbuild
ings. An Oichard with young and choice fruit
trees.
The above tract will be sold on reasonable
terms and an indisputable til le given. . Posses
sion given on the first dav of April next.
For further particulars inquire of the f ubscri
bcr, residing on the adjoining faim.
JAMES NESBIT.
Point township, January 23, 1K5S if
flOL'NTY ORDERS. County orders taken
as cash for goods, and on note or hook ac-
rount bv
E. V.
BRIUHT 4- SON.
Not. 2S
JOKTand MADEKI.V WINES, Schiedam
iSchnapps, Wild Cherry brandy, Blackberry
ind Lavender brandies for medicinal purposes at
March H, 57. A. V. USHER.
lishing Tackle. Ked Cork, Grass, Cot--
ton and l.inen I.ihps, Out Lines, Sea Grass
by the yard, Snoods, Flies, Krrhy, Limerick and
t arliflf PltMika. Itoils, &e., for sale by
Marc h 4 1 . 7. A. W. FISH ER.
r tad)'.mnd flolhllinr. I'eter Sham,
Whippoorwill Hangups, Mohair Raglane,
French Cloth and lark L'nion Coals, including
a nice assorlinent for Hoys. Pants, Vests and
Monkey lackels, all sizes arid prices.
Sunbury, Dec. G, 'S7. U KtGHT I SON.
VJWLAItK and Long lirorhe Shatvls; also,
Walervliel, Hay State, Waterloo, and IS lu n-
ket, Shawls, latest styles, all qualities and prices.
Dec. 26, 1857. UKIUHT & SDN.
P. MELANCHTON SHINDEL,
j vst 1 1 i or tiik ti:.4cn,
BUNBTJRY, PA.
Ojfice in Veer Street, immeJiattly opposite the
Public School House.
All business promptly attended to. Monies
callected slid all ordinary writings done.
Hanliury, April 8ft. IHft7 tf
ev UriiKM, raliitu, &c.
A EW supply af Drugs, Paints. Oils,
JJSl Fluid, Ac, just received and for sale by
A. W. FISHER.
Sunbury, May 8, 1857.
I AMI WAR RANTS. The highest price
"-'will be given for Laud Warrants by the auh-
crihe.1 H. B MASSER.
BJATENT URITTAMA
bar bottle for sale by
H.
Sunbury, July IS. I SfiB.
STOPPERS fo
B MASSER.
stationery. A large supply of fancy Note
Paper and Envelopes, Mourning, Letter,
and Cap Paper, Pens, Ink, Sand, Ac, at
March 14. '57. A. W. FISHER'S.
rpobacco and Segars 20,OUU Imported
Segars of various lirands. Elduiado, Fig,
Cavendish and fine cut tobarc at
A. W. FISHER'S.
Hunbtny, March 14. I8r,7.
ATjrirocKKrELLEU
Vttornen nt cuu,
SUlSTBTJIfY, PA.,
Practices in Kortbumberland and adjoiaia
Counties.
Stmburj, November 81, 1 )57 tf
WUOLIStLt iSO RtTlll,
BOOT STORE,
40 South Fourth S.t, above Chesnnt, Phifa.
BOOTH, Shoes, Gaiters, le., promptly made
I W lo order in the very best style, and of lbs
best material.
Philadelphia. Msy 0, 18S7
4 KM ON US, RAISON8. HUi, LEVtU.NS.
Ac., Ac., just received a De.b supply and
for sals at ths Coutacttonary store of
M.C. UEAKMART.
Bunbury.Msy 16, Ubt
1 .... 1,111 S
WAONDERtVL COmCJDENCB.
All Nations er tbe nine Mind I
IIOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
Tlta annlverssry of Ike Intnxtuctloa of Hnlkiwav's
Ointment ought in Is i Jubilee fmsver. It has saved
countless multiiuitrs from disfigurement, psralyzstion,
mutilation, sgonv and denth. Furting from thssnrrwes to
which it is spplied, its healing balm finds its way through
every dialing snd hfrsmf ntof the bodv, to the very source
and basis of all eruptive, oleerous, tumorous, and ennee
rous diseases. It distinguishes the febrils pviiieiple thst
feeds them, and the outward symptoms, fade, heal, and
pass awny with a rapidity incredible to rhose who hare
not witnessed it.
SCROFULOUS ERUPTIONS AND ULCERS.
The poison of scrofula tins never been neutralized or
expelled by any of the remedies of the phnrmacopmis
The sole antidote to this virulent snd destructive element
is IMIoway's Ointment. Majendie A Kntdie, the grent
Frsneh stitl Rnglish surgeons, do no deny or dispute this
great fsrt. There is u f,,rm of scrofula thnt may not be
controlled and cured by this bslsumie remedy.
O ANCKR9 AND TUMORS.
The knife or caustic mnv remove a cancer or tumor,
but the seeds of the terrible excrescence remain in the
bltmd.amt it is soim reproduced in a worse form than
before. Ilollowny's Ointment, on the eonntrary, pene
trates into the circulation, and pervsdes avery infected
vesicle, and ki Is the disease by destroying the corrosivs
principle that generated and sustsios it
INFLAMMATIONS OF THE PKIN3.
Atl raphes snd ordinary eruptions, as welt ntErysipelas,
Acne. Kittcwiirm, Cniboncles, Scald Hesd,Ss!t Khetim.
Lepnwy. Prickly Heat, 4e., aie removed by a few brisk
spplicirtsats of the Ointment.
ACCIDENTAL INJURIES,
WOUNDS, Sprains, Bruises, Scalds and Bums are
immediately relieved by its application! The inflamma
tion quickly subs'des, fever and lockjaw im prevented,
and under a persevering use of. tho prepnralKu, the pro
cess of heulmg is soon sceompltsaed.
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used
in tkt following cases t
Runiotts- Lnmhngo Sore Igs Swelled Glands
Hums- Mercurial Sore Breasts
Chapped Hands Eruptions. Sore Flrmds
Chill. lams Piles Sore Throats
Fistulas Rheumatism Sores of all
Uout Salt Itheum kinds
Skin Diseases Sprains
Sun Joists
Ulcers
Venereal
Wounds of all
kinds
Soaids
17" CAUTION ! None sre genuine unless ths words
"Holloway, New York and Ixmdon," are discernible as
as s water-mark in every leaf of the book of directions
aruuiKl each pot or box : the same may he plainly seen by
noiunig me irai to tne ngnr, a rtsnosome rewara win
be given to any one rendering such information na msy
the detection of anv rwrtv or narties counterfeiting
the mediciiws of vending the same, knowing tliein lobs
lend to
the mei
spurious.
Sold at the Monnfsctorles of Profmsnr llottowav
0 Maiden Lane, New York, and 914 Strnnd. Ixindon, by
nil respectable Druggists and Dealers in Mrflieine through
out the United States, and the civilized world, in boxes,
at 2.1) cents. cents, and 91 each.
17 Tliersis a considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes
N. B Directions for the guidance of patients ia every
disorder are affixed to each box.
October 17, IM7 lyca
BAUTIiENWAKE.
fI"HIE iubaoibcr respectfully tn'orms the citi
1 zens of Sunburv and the public generally.
that he has commenced the manufacture uf all
kinds- f
EARTHENWARE,
at his manufactory in Whortleberry Street, one
square east of tbe River. Ha has engaged the
services of Mr. Hiar. and you can theisfore
depend on having a good article. The puS.ic
are rtprctftilly invited to call.
AIT orders from a distance will be promptly
attended, to.
P. M. 8HK1DEL.
Sunbury, Feb. 5. 1856. tf
K. 8. LAHRK.VtE'S
NEW
Paper, Printers' Card and Envebpe
WAREHOUSE,'
JVo. 405 Commerce Street, Philadelphia.
CasU buyers will find it for their interest to
rail.
January 1C, 1858. Cmos.
Straw-Cutter.
flUIE subscriber haa been appointed Agent for
1 Messrs Geddes & Marsh of LewUburg. fur
the sale of theirStraw, Hay ti Corn-Fodder Cut
ter. This Cutter ia the best in use. Farmera
and others arc respectfully requested to call and
examine for themselves.
P. D. MASSER.
Sunbury December 2C, 1857. if
ZDEXst TISTR"Y
GEORGE It ENN,
VNXOUNCES to the citizens of Sunbury snd
yicinty , that he has opened an office in Sun
bury, above H. J. Wulverton's office opposite C.
Weaver's Hotel, wiere he ia prepared to attend
toollkinda of work belonging to ths profession,
in the latest anu most improved style. All work
well done snd wsrranted.
December 13, 1856.
THE LA II (JEST
es-aiE3iasS"
ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE CI IT OF BALTIMORE.
-TTHIOT" timy Street Warrroomi (Vol J
.11 and 4j .Ninth Uay street, neat Kwsus. Bsltimor
wtiero ia keptslways un timid, or made a oor, every
style uf Frsucb TKTE-A-TUTE8, in I'lushs Hair, Clutli
or i?riH"ew.
French Full StaX as Mednllloa Farlor Arm Caairs,
in I'lush, tliiir, Cloth ot Brcate!le.
FreiH'h Full Stuff Caived Parlor Clissea in sets, nlh
riusn, uair, ckiia or nrocaiene.
sor ai
HiUI Frcaeh Ppring Mahofrany and Walnut Parlor
Ckarrs, In lluir, Cloth snd flush.
Km king Chairs various designs, in Hair, Cloth and
Flush.
biuffftprinf Lnunees a laree assortment alwaa en
band, ur aii patieru mads or euvsred with any goods to
orner.
CHAHDBR STJZTS.
liiMshneanv or Walnut, eomnlete. from S3S no
Cans Chairs snd Uockinf do. ths largest assortment
ready made iu any oue house in the United Slates from
fli a d'icen Bp
Bar Rinsii, Office and Dining Chairs, in Oak, Walnut
a. ... . k lt'nl ... ., T! .
assoitmenl emrsaciiia over 60 dozen.
Wondi seat CaavsMi4 Seitasa and Racking Chairs -
over iuu oosea.
U lit and Plain Frame LookinpGlsBses,nf every variety.
ah sinns oi neas, nsir anu nuas nisiussas
A. MATIIIOT.
Noe. 84 and tf N. Gay si., near Fayette at., Ualumoss
August I, IB07. ly
Citrate of Magnesia
oa
TA8TELE88 SALTS.
rgvHIS preparation is recommended sa an ex
cellent laxstive snd purgative. It aiierates
mildly, ta entirety free from anv unpleasant taats
resembling lemonade in flavor, prepared and sold
by A. W. riSHEK.
8unbury, Msrch 4 1856.
PSILIP H. PTOEY.
waoitstia ia aiTitt.
Grocery, Wine and Liquor Store.
S. E. cor. Walnut and Wuter Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
DEALERS and families will be premptly
supplied at Ibe lowest prices.
Oeieber 4. 1868. tf
GOLD PEN'S with and without eases, ef
very superior quality, just received.
Also a fresh supply of Writing Fluid, far sals
ay 11. M. MABStK
Sonbury, Dec 87, llSS-
4 kl T -tr
h3
rraiTCTTJRstt rrjBWITTJRE 1 1
THB LARGEST STOCK EVER OFFERED
IN SUNBURY.
Fashionable, Cbeap and Vieful
THE subscriber. long etaMiaher) as a Cabinet
and Chair Manufacturer hi Sunbury, thank
ful rbr past favors, aolicita a continuance of the
public patronage. Hia stock of Cabinet-Ware,
Chairs, 4C, embraces
EVERY VARIETY, CSKFtlL AND ORNA
ftiENTAL
in hoaaekee-tiwa. It is unnecessary Is enume
rate, as anything that may be required in hia
line can be had at moderate prices, Chesp foe
Cash, or Country Producetaken in exchange.
Establishment
South East Corner of Market Square.
tf These knowinarhene!ves indebted to
ths subscriber would oblige him by making pay
merit. SEBASTIAN HAUPT.
Sunburv, AprH 4, tf
NEW ARRANGEMENT f"
Fresh Arrival of
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, &c.
flHE undersigned Aaving taken the stare for-
JL merly kept by William A. Rruner, is now
ready to till orders and prescriptions at a mo
ments notice. He has a large and wsll selected
stock of fresh and pure
DEUGS, CHEMICAL,
Dye-stuffs, Oil, Paints, Glass, Putty, and all
kinds of Patent Medicines.
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONARY
Tobacco and Imported Segars of the choicest
brands. Fancy Notions' toilet articles, snd' Per
fumery of all kinds. Toetb and Hair Brushes
of every variety.
Camphine and Fluid always en hand.
Customers will find his stork complete, com
prising many articles it is impossible here to enu
merste, and alt seid. at moderate prices.
Remember the place, next door to E. Y.
B right's Mammoth Store-.
A. W. FISHER.
Sunbury, March 14, 1857.
Tfilal ra la tVa
rrn-fnf Fmtti, teM. ft.
h fttatA li mksIm sua Wh sW.4
t Cirji, Mali latlftMly, and la mm wily m14
nd srnr1 than art other Cm mwn hivanud
j La.. ,Md r QUaUy 4IMCTMS.U
and worth U 1b mptir
U pMntHt tttu ftrltcl to r.nl.11, foT.nW
ItftlUaKM th- wrrM in . Infe'l-blt?. fllmoU. Bmi tud
Rpl 1 proetM of rUrmattrftl aHrtr
PsvlUM traatsvt In ), .si ' Inr.Hnr Tana m
V ltrtriUi thh ftrtil by faW tUfam-ota ; bl all-
ac an "rarinai o4D wfto iftro.aai ittft
U J witoal a fault. ,
It it ftnftoto. ia hasp ill ftrtl'l pnt an acoHlat
to dlrcrlioa Try h. and in all r vbr a fnlr-
fMlt of iba Caq th moa-y wl) U rafundad
Th ratAal ia Para Vnjt,Ta.lsil Tut-tu riant
differ at frrmih ffwalva ancoaad by rtbora. '
l na MKima; ia on an anttralT taw p'ftn. lh Gukil
Kja ierlet'T U1. and -anot arlnror i roatt.ul,
Pur Oum rikau w td do m nr nihorCan-
TbooMDinr ia tarra aoorb to avlo-lt a fo!tjlid
faak. aato u no l,aad ib l It to dtarioraM tl.
Iba cootanta : I. la ma-ta antifl af Tin.
Tnli prlnclpw of saliBf; baa at oJ thttoat for T braa I
twUMr I'ana.
A LiaHKAL DiaCOOtT TO THE TK&DB.
i aoii ta w ava uuxl Utata Ut aaa
LUDLOW CA5 CO.
saysi I!l
Sept. 18.1SCT,
NEW OONTEOTIONARY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
M. C. GEARI1ART,
HAS just received s new snd excellent assort
ment of goods at his Confectionary and
Fruit 6os in MARKET STREET, Sunburv,
where he manufactures and keeps on hand, at
all times, the most choice Confectionary, &c,
Wholesale and Retail, at Philadelphia prices.
Among his stock of Coulectionaries, may be
found :
French Secrets,
Gum Drops, all kinds of scent,
I.we Sltons,
Mint Drops, red and white,
Jrlly Cnkrs,
FfUlt Drops,
Stick randies, el sit scents
Rork Candy,
Almond Candy.
Burned Almonds,
Cream Whits,
lmon
' Hose,
Vanilla,
Common Seciets.
Liquorice,
R.msnas,
Dutes.
TRUIT.
Prunes,
Fis,
Citrons,
Rsisnns, Nuts of s.'l luuds
Currants diied,
Almonds,
LEMON' SYRUP
of a superior quality, by the single or dozen. A
superior quality of Segars and Tobacco, and a
variety of Confectionaries, ffuitvAc, all of which
is offered cheap at wholesale or retail.
ICE CREAM.
He haa alia opened an 'ce Cream Saleon, and
ill at all tunes be ready to serve his customers
with Ice Cream.
Sunbury, May 24, 1857. ly
SALAMANDER FIRE
THIEF-PB00F SAFES.
The largest assortment in ths United States.
Warranted te be equal to any now made, and
ill be aold on as Good Terms, as can be obtain
ed from any other house ia the Country, at
EVAAS4; WAlilS'8
21 South 4th Street, Philadelphia.
Truth it Mighty, and Must FrevaiL
Report of the Committee appointed to superin-
tind the Burning of the Iron Safes, at Read
ing, February 27, 1857.
ReaDiho, March 4.
The undersigned, members of the committee.
do respecttully report, that we aaw the two. Safes
originally agreed upon by Farrela dt Wsvnu and
bvans At Watson, placed aids by aids in a- fuiw
r.ace, viz: The Safe inuse by the Paymaster of
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Compa
ny, in his otlice at Heading, manufactured by
Farrela dr Herring, and the Safe in use by H.
A. Lantz, in his store, manufactured by Evana
dc Watson, and put in books and papers precisely
alike.
The fire was started at 6 o'clock, A. M., and
kept up until four cords of green hickory, two
coeds dry pak and halfchesnut top wood were
entirely consumed, the whole under the superin
tendence of the subacriliers, members of the Com
mittee. The Sales were then cooled off with
water, after which they were opened, and the
booka and papers taken out by the Committee
and sent tM. A. Lantz'a store for public exsm
insd and marked by tbe Committee. The books
snd papers taken from the Safe manufactured
by Farrela 4- Herring were ia oui judgment,
damaged fully fifteen per cent, mere than -those
taken from Evana & Watson's Safe.
We believe the above to have been a fair and
impartial trial of the respective qualitiee of both
Saiee.
JACOB H. DYSHER,
. DANIEL S. HUNTER.
Having been absent during the burning, we
fully coincide with the above etaleiuanl of Ihe
condition of the papers and booka taken out of
the respective Sales.
G. A. NICCLT.S,
H. H. MUHLENBERG,
JAMES MILHOLLAND.
Marsh 8, (57
AMERICAN HOUSE,
WJLLIAMSrORT, FA.,
J. II. KKL.TO.V, Proprietor.
Jab. T. 11 alu Ass't.
Sept. 13, 1B56. tf
ITrencll ( loth, Fancy and Plain Caasi.
. mere, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Silk, s
tin aadSilk Velvet Vestings, Tiuy Satiuett and
lha very largeat and cheapest assortment ol
Men's Wear suitable for cold weather.
BRIGHT & SON.
Sunbury, Dee. IS, 'ST.
BOOTS dt 8HOE3 for Men, Women and
Children, a large stock, comprising Men'a
Water Proof Kipp and Calf akin Boots, Dro
gsns, Moroeeo, Kid and Calfskin Shoes, Gaiters
and Gam Shoes. B RIGHT 4 SON.
Hunbutj, Dec. 8", 1157.
A
UEXlXUNCr'S 8AFB,
CHAMPION 1 1
THE RECENT TRIAIJI at
RetMittc twrve pndntaHl xkm rvrrent -of
foblie opinion, and nnfirniH
lha verdict ol imn than Bill rfi
dental firea, pnrvtiiK eoficltiaivty
tiat "Heirh.aV it the only BAFK
that will not bam.
Extract ftotn the Cotnmtttae'a
Report nn the Trial of Jron (Wm
at Reading i
'-On the Mth of Fetiraanr all the membera of the Com
mtttee met to witneea the Pafea and femfca and nnnera.
(I-kneed In them) and were perfectly aatiafied timt all waa
right. The day following, the tunning h place, under
the auprintenncce of th Committee. After a fair and
Impartial burning for five tHare, the Pafv of MrrrR.
Evana fc Wnren waa 6 ret opened, the Sufe being on ftra
I ni rip. and the content! partially eonaumed, while the Con
tenta intheHafenf Mceara. Farrela h Herring wete in
K'mni cinKminni ami nn we uwuv;:
Kending, March 8, 1857,
(Snjued.) H F.FFUT. )
P.N COLKMA1, S Committee;
A. H. PEACOCK.
And eidorard by over 50 of the beat men of Rending.
T'he abnveSafraean be inepected at !M Walnut frtrr.
where the puhlte- eao antiafy themaelvea of the treat eupe
nority of the "Werring'e Patent Champion,'' over the
defeated and uaed up "ineide Iron Door 8 I mender."
Bailey K Herring,
34 IPorW 5., Philada.
Only makeri in thia State of II err ing 1 Totent Chamaion
Bnfr!.
The attempt mane by other pnrtiea to bohner nn the
refutation nf a Pnfe which haa failed n nigiiaHy ir acci
dental firea in Philadelphia, (Kanatend Plnck,) by taking
nne out of an agent'e atore. (H A. Jjintz.) mmle douhle
thicknrea, (cihVrent from thnae they acll) tn ''burn up'
one of Ilrrriiiff'! (half ai thick) haa met with ita true re
ward. Herring Pafe cou'd not be burnt, proving conctti
lively that the only reliable iafe now made I! "Herring 'a'J
of which over 15,000 are now fn actual uae, and mor"
Ihnn 3O0 have nren tried ny nra without a ingle losa.
rniia.june xu, ics). ay.
ISAAC M. WILKEItSOX..
MANTJPAOT DP X CF
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of the most Fashionable Style.
Sofaa, UlvariM and I.ouiiKcg
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards,
SOFA, RRKAKFAST A W.M.V0 TABLES
and also VENETIAN MIX DS, equal to Fhila-
delptna manufacture.
DEDSTEADS, of every pattern and price
CUPBOARDS, WORK AND CANDLE
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,.
In short, every article in this line of his business.
'T'HE subscriber respectfully calls the sttentiet
A of the public to his large and splendid as
sortment of every quality and price of
CARIXEIVWAIIR
which cannot ftail to recommend itself to every enr
who will examine it. on account of ita durable
workmanship and splendid finish, made up of the
best slock to be hast in the city. No effort i s
spared in the manufacture of his ware, and the
subscriber i dsterrMned to keen ud with the
raony improvements which are constantly being
made.
He alse manufacture all kinds and qualities
CHAIRS.
ncluding varieties never before to lie had rr
Sunbury, such as Mmooat, Black W,uit
axii OunLEn Mitle Gbkcux; sd Wisnsna
CHAIRS, a5d rA!tcr Piawo Stools, which sre
of the latest stylps, and warranted to be excelled
by none manufactured in the Citiea or elsewhere.
The subscriber is determined that there shall
be no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, a every confidence can be entertained
bout the quality and finish of his ware and)
V Sairsv
hese articles will be disposed of on as good)
ten. as they can be purchased elsewhere, t'sun-
tryp oouuee taken in payment for work.
L.NDbKl AKI.Mi. Having provided"
handsome Hearse, he is now prepared for
Undertaking, and attending funerals, in this vi
cinity, or at any convenient distancs from- Jh.s
place
. The W as Eoem is in Fawn Street, be
am Weaver's Hotel.
He has also purchased the right of manufac
turing and selling in Northumberland county,
Gould's patent Exts'joir spring Ded, which be
will furnish at rc nitons ble rates. Springs put in;
old bedstead lor three dollar.
MAC M. WILKEKSON.
Sunbury, April 18,1857. tf.
FURNITURE FOLISH.
S. RAE'S Premium Patent Enamel Furniture
Polish. This polish ia highly valuable for resto
ring the polish on all kinds of Furniture, Glass,
Carriage Bodies, H.ir Cloth, ic. A ls,. fo re
moving spots, biding scratches, 4c-, Ac War
ranted ro dry immediately and retain ita gloss.
Price 50 cte. per battle. Sold by
A. W. FISHER.
March M, 1057.
SiMl tX II. ORUIC,
ATTORNEY .A.T LAW,
Office on South Second, near Market Street,
LE WIS BURG, PA.
Practices in the Counties of Union, Northum
berland snd Montour.
All PaorEsstoNAi Kiimtii entrusted to
hs rare will receive prompt and fs'thfui atten
tion. October 3. 1857. ly
WHITE I10KSE HOTEL.
POTTSVILLE, PA.
'PHE subscriber respectfully annminces te hia"
eld friends and the public, that he baa taken
that old and well known establishment, the
VVLute ;tors Hotel.
At the corner of Centre snd Mahantogo sts., in
the Borough of Pottsville. The house haa re
cently been very much enikrged and otherwise
improved, rendering it quite as comfortable as
sny ether Hotel in Schuylkill county Hiile
the stables ars large, in good cocditien, and at
tend by careful, attentive, prudent hostlers.
To travellers snd others whs may atop at hia
house, he promises every attention calculated to
render them comfortable and satisfied.
JOS. M. FEGER.
April S, 185P.- tf
MTAl'rrEK At IIAItM.Y.
CHF.AP WATCH F.S AM) JKWKI.BV
TTT-IIOI-raALK AND RKTAIL, at the "PMIanelnhia.
f V atrhes aiirl Jew-eliv Ptore" do. UK (Old No 99)
North Scowil Strwt. Coiner ol (quarry, I'hiladrlphia
Bolil Uver U'atehes, full I led, 18 caret cases, KG ,00,
i., iioi iiwiuh,
tSiluvr LepniQ. jt-wsls,
Haperiiir Quarliers,
tiold Spectacles,
Fine Silver do.,
(itild Bracelets,
l.tdy's tiolil Tencils,
Silver Tea trnoea. set.
ta ts
a oi..
7 OU
T I'd
I So.
JUO
I M,
t to.
OoW Peas, with Psusii ao!iilvcf hnhler.
ti...A E-.. . I. , -. . A '
Ooid Fn.(s hiaga 371 els iu teO; Watch G,ssses. plain,
hil eta , patent 11, I.a let lis i oth.i articles In nroporroa
All goods wanaiited lo b vvhnl ihev ara .kl tar
1 OOi
n. -a o y ' "ARMY.
On hand some Oold a.J Silver Lvre aad Lepmei
still er than the alsive prices
Ptnladclpbia, Octoher 10, lt7 ly6V
HENRY DONNEL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
0 oppasxt ths Court Houst,
Sonbury, Northumberland County Pa.
rrempi attention to butioess in adjoining
.ounties.
DANVILLE HOTEL.
JOHN DEEN, JR.,
Mat let Street, Danville, Pa,
rHI8 is on. ,f the largest and most eoenmo.
X dious hotels in the interior of Pennsylvania
it has been recently fitted ..a, in eicelleat style,
witn all Iba modern conveniences.
Danvilled, Kept. 22, 185J.
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movee. Enquire at this office.
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