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(F nun 0a tVeivtlla Denwefat of hat Pildajr.)
BXRCUTiO OP" mWY tWIOOt rot THI
MUBDIiR OV CATHtMNB AMI CLARK.
TtaW wretched woman was execnted be.
tween 10 aud It o'clock thin morning;, in the
jail yard, it this pls.ee, without mnking any
confession if her crime, and protesting her
Innocence up to the Inst moment.
Ktrly In the morning our ttrents began to
present quite it lively appearance, indicating
that something unusual was about to take
place. Many people were if en winding their
way to the jail, and numbers of both sexes
were admitted to art the gallows, which wat
tho ame that had been used for the execu
tion of Clark, four weeks ago.
For two nights several kind hearted and
sympathising ladiea remained with the un
fortunate woman iu her lonely cell, comfort
ing hor bodily and spiritually in the last
lioura of her earthly trials Mrs. Ware, Mrs.
Unger and Mrs. Kphlin spent the last night
with her, and from them we learn that aha
slept from between ll and 12 o'clock up to
3 this morning, apparently calmly and with
oat showing any signa of restlessness. In
the early part of the evening she rose from
her bed and voluntarily knelt down to engage
iu silent prayer, with apparent fervor and
troe sincerity calling audibly at times cnon
Jesus to save her immortal soul ; and when
Mrs. Ware engaged in loud prayer, ebe
joined with earnestness in her petitions to
the throne of (Jo J.
Her two children one a little boy, about
? years old, the other a girl of about 10
years were resting in hor arms during the
whole night. The sight was affecting in the
extreme, as she pressed her little ones to ber
palpitating heart, kissed them lovingly and
caressing? them tenderly. Copious tears
flowed from her eyes, and her feelings cun be
mora e.isily imagined than described. Her
daughter particularly seemed much uflected,
yet when her mother, at times, sobbed and
cried aloud, the little girl braced herself up
snd begged, in tender accent?, to be composed
and not cry so much. Ou arising in ha
morning, Mrs. Twiggs dressed the children
carefully and fondled them with grout emo
tion. And whoti shortly afterwards, Mrs.
Young, the Sheriff's lady, entered her cell
with a new and neut black drefS that had
been made expressly for the occasion, she
patiently suffered herself to be dressed with
apparent composure.
During the night Mrs. Epblin qo stiot.ed
hor at one time pointedly us to her itiuoceuce
or guilt of the crime for which she was so
aotio to suffer upon the scaffold, when she
answered, in rather a stern aud sharp lone of
vo ce, that she wus innocent, quoting, ut tl.e
same time, the words of the gospel, "Judge
not, lest ye be judged."
At about 0 o'clock her only brother, Sam
uel McCliulnck, visited her for the last lime.
She sal upon her bed when he entered, and
both fell into each other's arms, crying nnd
sobbing loud and long. Thu sight was
touching in the extreme, ft lid brought the
sympathetic tear to the eyes of the stoutest.
At lirst none of them spoke, but occasionally
the words of "deur, dear sister" "dear, deur
brother" were heard from their lips. After
a minute or two. Mrs TwigK ottered in
broken seotences "1 know, dear brother, it
is hard to part my love shall remain with
You in the other world it is hard to part.
we hive been tailed together and always
loved each other .Ml .Saviour died lor US
Don't fret about me, dear brother I am
bannv 1 am coinir to sull'cr death for oth
era. so did my Saviour go aud love Jesus
Don't believe that 1 have over done such a
thing I am iuuoceut my God knows it
II a is the iudiro of all things aud knows all
things there will be no injustice in lleuvoo
there will be u!l love and joy wo ail must
..tin I mk-liL have died some other way and
then vou would have lost me now I am pre
pured don't mourn, don'l fret, dear brother
1 ;pe Uoil will which over you auu unircou
you don't grieve 1 aui well, well prepared
fur llaaveil."
AUer thus unburdening her heart to her
brother, both vngngeu more calmly id pri
vate talk about her two children, hu prom
i nz her to take care of them, ami hu he
cried oul loud attain she tried to comfort
him by aguin fyin, "deur brother, yu
must not (jricv so much man does nut see
as Jesus sees if lie wus only here Do lu
tell, he would tell you that I mi iuoocelit
don't grieve so much about me."
During oil this tune they were sitting on
her bed, tixhtly locked into each other's
arms, and resting their beads upon each
oiher'e shoulders. U was a most oGVcting
and bart-reiid:iij siht to behold, such as
hope we shall UeVer have occusiou to sea
Sin- . .
The Eev. A. I Shanafelt, I.aptist minis
ter, of White Hall, in thit county, then read
tkeMsl I'salm, whereupon the Rev. M. J
ritover. who bus been her principal spiritual
adviser during her impris lumeut, engaged iu
prayer, in which all participated. The player
being litiishad. the liev. Mr. Mover engaged
with her iu some prolrocted private exuorta
tion, alter which a hymn of her own selection
'Oh thai 1 hnd torn humble r-lnct,
Where I might hide from sorrow,"
was read and sang, and the 23d psalm read,
at her reouesl. bv Kev. Mr. biiaiiafelt.
The Uv. Mr. liacon, of lha Methodist
church, also nude a very fervent prayer iu
the cell, alter which the ltev. Mr. Harden
gave oat the bymo :
'There is a fountain Sited wilb blood,
Drawu from loirnaituert veint," Ac
During all ibis lime Mrs. Twiggs and her
brother were still sitting on the bed in the
same posture, crying audibly.
Alter the simriuK of the hymn, the Kev
Mr. Harden aouroached T!j prisouer, and
asked in an affectionate but earnest manner
whether she was guilty or innocent, warning
her at the same lure of the consequences of
.le.'ciL urn! hunt in this tier lust moment
Who dieiiL'Hi!ed herself from her brother's
arms and firmly aid : "I did not tell au
untruth during the whole time, and 1 never
contradicted unythiiig 1 have said, (appealing
to Mr. Harden ;) 1 am ready to abide by the
l.iw. and 1 believe my sins are all torgueu.
The Kev. Mr. Cramptun then told lrr, that
irh unok'e tho truth now. she would be re
warded for it hereafter, and. in a tho
Tiriter coin mended her soul to (iod.
The Sheriff then told her brother to leave
the room, as he was about to perform his
last dutv, but tho unfortunate nun cried
l,.ud. "sine my sister." clinging lo her, aud
refusing i go. He hod liually to be taken
u,v from her bv force.
Al 1 U miuutes" nu9t 10 o'clock the prisoner
was taken Ironi ber cell, ami uuaiug arms
mi ii li t lia Rev Mr. Harden, accompanied by
the Sheriff and her spiritual advisers, they
all proceeded in procession to ia scauoiu.
Ml, Bio-ruled the Step slowly Vet Steadily,
crying aloud, and ou reaching the platform
was seated on a chair. Tho Kev. -M r. Stover
then read the 15lh chapter of Luke, Mrs,
t-., ..-a .ml vrutlv ufferted and crying
The Snenff told her to Speak now if she had
something to say. when ahe answered loudly
and Bimlv. "This iss hard death, and the
u.... ... I. -a di.rf for me. aud 1 fear not death
1 never skkn or koew anything shout lha
;.,,u. .,r Cutliarina Ann Clark or my
Labaud. 1 feur not death, I bavs nothing
... nl lha leavinir of my orphan
children. ' The Lord gave, snd lbs Lor.
has tukeq away." Mr. Usrden then mads
. solemn and fervent prayer in ber behalf,
whereupon the ministers bada ber rarewell.
tine thanked tbem fur their kindness snd
burst out again into tears, when shaking
kumU ht niriinfr.
Tba Sheriff, having pulled the cap over
bar lace, pioionod ber anna ana aujusveu .u.
...... i hr neck. Durioir this opera-
tioii abe cried slood, snd repeated several
timet; I dot inuoceot. 1 sm not gsuiy.
The Shr fT ibea left tbo platform, snd
stauJiug upon lha slept, with vlj
: i. .k th elides, in bis hand, asked
answered, "yes, sir, I sm," snd st ths same
moment the drop fell, snd her loul was
ushered into the presence of her God. This
was st precisely half past 10 o'clock, and
after banging for 33 miuutes sbs was pro
nounced dead by tho physicians and the jury,
and lowered Into s beat coffin. The doors of
the jail yard were then thrown open, snd the
large snd promiscnous crowd who bad been
s'.andir.g outside al! morning, eagerly pressed
In to get s glimpse of ber body.
The cariosity of tbo multitude having been
gratified, the coOlii wat closed, placed upon
t wsgon sod tskan, st the instance of ber
brother, to s farm near Little Roaring Creek,
where hs resides, there to be buried by him.
The following gentlemeu constituted the
Sheriff's jury, to pronounce upon the death
of the criminal i
iobMier.tN'orlUWrdD'"il,
XV. riancock, South Ward, Danville.
John l.eighow, Mahoning.
Outelius Sayder, Valley.
Jacob Sheep, West Hemlock.
John Moore, Liberty.
John Moyer, Derry.
Thos. Flack, Limestone.
Westley Holdern, Anthony.
E. 11. Vought, Mayberry.
Jesse C. Amoierman, Cooper.
The ' Columbia Guards" and "Montour
Rifles" kept order without the jail, and a
number of Deputies inside-of the jail yard
smong the spectators.
Both Clark and Mrs. Twiggs have now
suffered the penalty of lha law for their
crimes, snd may Uod have mercy upou their
souls 1
In lha Court Common Pbas of Norlhvmlir.
land County.
W. A. C L. Shamwsy, ) No. 8, August Term,
va. IRAS, Yen. Ex.
Mihlon Manly. )
riMIE undersigned, appointed by the Court, an
JL Auditor to diatrib'jtu tl.. money l.v Court
eri-inf from the sale o ' said defendaale property,
to and among Iboee le rally entitled to the same,
will attend to the dutieaof hie appointment at hie
office, In the borouih of Sunbury at 10 (.'clock
in the forenoon, of Saturday the 80th day of Oc
tober init.
JNO. KAY CKEMENT.
October 16. JS6,
Jacob Ultteubenrtei-, deed,
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad
ministration bavins been granted to the suhacri
ber on the estate of Jacob Bittenhender, la'.e of
Coal townaliip, Northumbeile:id county, der.'d.
All persons indebted are requested to make imme
diate payment, and these hating claims will pre
sent them for ee'tlement.
STEPHEN BITTEN BENDER, AJm'r.
8hsmokin,)ctober 16, 15B. 8i
GWAVNE'M BITTKR CATBOLICON, a
valuable Bitters may be taken wilb great ef
fect in conatipation flatulency, acidity ol tl.e ato
marh. Koreans at KlsHEK'8.
Oft. 1, '19.
IVAVNli'8 BOHBEI. COnUIAL.a speedy
O mJ rlfertunl remedy for Aaialic Cholera Dy
unlrril. LliurrllOB. iNocutl lie PoV- For sale
at
Oct 10, '6.
nsllEK'S.
Dr. Kaku's Oukknlaxb "Haks" Tuhkrd
Up. A letter from Capl. V. L. McClintock,
of Lndy Franklin's Arctic expedition, suvs :
We reached Uapu loi K on me am oi
June, which is very early, and there reterson
hnd a chat with his old Iriemls Uie Arctic
Uit'lilaoders. I'onr Huiisfthe esquimaux,
who uueompanied Dr. lvune's expedition, and
remained lie hi nil) wus uput the Whale Sound
married, but childless, and unhuppy because
he could not return to Greenland.
There has been no North or est water
as yet this year, t leapt subsequent to the
Oth ol Juno. I lie wholu ol Damns uaj
from Hiikluyt Island to our present position,
is filled with ice, light in character aud much
brokeu up, but slill as much ol an unpedinieul
to navigation as if it re'.uined its Winter con
stitution. The Summer is a warm one, but
what is wanting is a succession of strong
winds to remove thu ice. Although round
Cape York this day month, we have succeed
ed in getting thus far to-day
ear Horseburu we communicated witn
the uutives a ho were at l'orl Duiidus, at the
time uf thu I'ha'nix's visit. The old clue. I re
membered Cupluiu lugleffleld's name, ror
the lint two ye-irs three families of them have
resided upon Point lieatrice pour, isolated,
nnliapny wretches. bhooUl there be any in
leliieviicu of interest picked up at Foud's
Kay 1 will certainty endeavor to lino someol
the whalers along the coast to tho boulUwurd,
Iu order to seud Ibe lulormaliou home.
SWvlVNK'S KEVER&. AOUE Hl.I.S.-The
ii.okt sejy and peraiai.ent cure lor r'ever
Si Akuo and Remittent Kevers, without any
Q liniiin or Calomel, for sale at MSllEK'S.
Orlober l. 'o.
CW AYMi'S Sugor Conled. raraapariila and
Tar I'llla, a mild and gentle furgaiive, on
aurpaisfj by any medicine for rrmoiinK Hile,
cleanHinx Stomach and purifying the llloo'i.
rot tale ut riMiLU Si.
OctoLcr 16, '58.
VWAYNE'M Celebrated Vermifoie or Worm
iviner. i lie neai reiueov souwii .or eapeo-
ing Worma. Koranic at K1S1IER6.
)ctober 1 6, 'iirt.
IJAKKIS' Soothing byrup, for Children tec
ina. For rale at KlbHElC.4.
October 10, '58.
Ih-
Tfitate of Patrick Hughe, deo'd.
Commonwealth of Ptnntylvania :
To Michael Hughes, Michael Gillespie end
Bridget his wire, and Michael llugerl aud
Mary his wife, collateral heirs and legal rep
resentatives of Patrick Hughes late of the
Town or Travortun, Zerbo township dee'd,
aod sll other persons interested.
Ghkkttkoi
NORTMtfilBKnl.AUD CoVNTT StT.
You snd each or yon are hereby cited to be
snd appear before the Judges of our Orphans
Court, to be held for said county on the first
Monday of November next, and thero and
then accept or refuse lo take tbo real estate
of the taid Patrick Hughes dee'd, at the val
nation thereof or show cause why tho same
should not be sold. And hereof fail not I
Certified from the records of our smd Or
phaiie' Court at Suubury' this 7lU day or Au
Bust. A. P., lB.r)H.
THOS. D. GRANT, dep'ly elk. O. C.
The above named heirs and legal represeh
talives, will please take notice of ihe above
Kule.
JAMKS V A N D Y K I2..8 li r'CT.
Sheriffs Office. Sunbury,
October 9, 1S5S. J
LOST.
ON Friday of last week, about the stab!"
of lha Lawrence Houso a I'ocket book with
a leather strap, containing 10 in gold, aud
some small silver coin, ulso some papers
which are vcrv valuable lo the owner, but to
no one else. The finder by leaving it with
the owner at the Lawrence House, Suubury
Fa., will be liberally rewarded.
JOHN LK IS lilt.
SiinWy, October 9, 18Mi.
Political 1tms. Gov. Denver, of Kansas
having resigned, Usues a Farewell Addres,
which commen, es by bidding the people not
to despair becuusu te has resigned thai
ihonuh ha found the territory in ureal con
fusion, and leaves it in perfect order, that the
preservation of that order depends on them
Selves urces every citizen to vote to obey
the laws, uud see that all the offeuders against
them uro brought to justice. He declares
Unit during his term ol bis office, he bad tried
lo do his duty faithfully, and that he bus the
a.iprovul of James Uuchunao, and winds up
as follows : "lu conclusion, permit me to
warn you against the tricks and machinations
ot tlesigintig demagogues, wno preler million
and strife, lo peuee and prosperity, for it is
ouly ut such times that they can bring them
selves into notice, lu this Territory there
has been u mania for making Stale Constitu
tions, and effort after effort liuve been made
to orgi.n ze a State government belore any of
the Leces.iary preparations have buull made
t mei-t its responsibilities, without a dollar
.ha I resiiiry, with but little taxable prop-
ty, without uny well reguluted st fete in Tor col-
.cling reveuue, uud a considerable lerrilort-
Idebt, the organization of a State govern
ment at this lime, must prove au oaorous
burlheu to the people.
An Extra Passkncrr. Tho engineer of
lha night express train, on the Cuttawissa
railroad, found an extra passenger on the
n n. per of the locomotive, when he arrived at
this place, on Saturday night last, which upon
being removed, proved to be a calf, which was
eked up by the cow-catcher near ltunert.
'he calf was supposed to be dead, but after
being laid on the platform, showed signs of
life, and soon alter jumped up and ran around
U pon examination there wa nut one scar on
its body, hut in every other rerpecl it was
sound. There were some cows on the track
arar Kupert, hut tkey fled upon the approach
of the locomotive, where it is supposed this
cult was kicked up. Thecaifis doing well,
ami is lu possession nr M r. wnodmau, who
will take good care of it. Mtlttmian.
S1IAMOKIN BANK.
STATEMENT of Hhamokin Bank, the 11th
dav of October, 18-")8, being the til at discount
day under the new organization.
Specie in Bank.
Due from other Banks,
Due from City It ani.fr J, 3,433 SU
Notes ef other Uaoka, l.'JIS (JO
Bills Keccieable, 5l,:t:i3 97
Estate of Daniel Swartz, dee d.
C,mmonu;eu(A of J'eunsytcaniu :
To Catharine intermarried with John Dan
iel, David Swartz. Ktius Swartz Kuchei inter
married with Samuel Smith, Josinh Swartz,
Elizabeth intermarried with F.lius Shufler
and Sarah married to John Kmerick. All
heirs and legal representatives of Daniel
Swartz deceased, and to all other persons in
terested. Giikktinu:
N'oKlllLMKKKI.ANU CoTNTT SoT.'
You and each of yon are hereby cited to be
and appear before the judges of the Orphans'
Court, al un Orphans' Court to be held for
said on thu (1 re t Monday of November next,
ninl thou and there uccept or roTuse to take
the n ill estuto of the said Daniel Swart, de
ceased, ut 111 ii Valuation thereof or show why
thu samu should not be sold. Aud hereof
fail not.
Certified from tho records of our said Or
phans' Court lit Sunbury this 8th day of Au
gust A. D , IfoB.
THOS. D. GRANT, dep'tyClk. O. C.
The above named heirs and legul represen
tatives, will please take notice or the a bove
Kule.
J A M F..S VANDYKE Shoriff.
Sheriff's Ofliee Sunbury, )
October 9, 1803. j
Estate of Augustus fluoy, dee d.
Commonwetifth if Pennsylvania :
To David Shipe and Margaret his wife, lata
Margaret Huoy, Robert Campbell, uud Ma
ry his wife, lulo Mary Huoy, Johu Huoy,
Henry Fullmer aud Sarah Ann his wiTe, late
Sarah Ann Huoy, Allen Wilkinson and Re
becca his wife, Uto Rebecca Huoy, Klizaueth
Huoy, Samuel Damhurt un.l Susannah his
wife, late Susan null llnoy, and John Dunkt-1-
$G,I9H 75 I berger guardian ol W tltiem anil Josluia Kliue
4v:G 7 j minor children of llaunuli 11 coy, (who wai
Circulation,
Depositors,
Si 1.440 CO
I .Of) 2 SI
1,8. JOHN. Cahier of the Shsiuokin Bank,
being affirmed, depose and sail!) thut the above
statement is coirecl to the beat of n.y knowledge.
B. JOHN. Cashier.
Affirmed before me this llth day of October,
A.D., lHfiB. DAVID N.1.AKE, J. P.
Shamokin, Oct. IK, !8.rj.
e tame
vs William I. Dewart,
va Ralph Bogle el al
Tom II tbs Tom llvre, who was s heavy
backer of lleenao, has freely expressed his
opinion, winding up by the declaration that
be was prepared to tight and "lick Mornssev
or any other man in tho world, lor 10,000.
New Advertisements.
Where is Frederick August Noah and
wife Wilheminat
Who left Columbia, Lancaster county, fa..
about 10 minima aso, lor parts unknown to
Charlotte Lorchrim, the mother and mother in
law of said Noah and wite, who recently came
from lirrmsny. Any information of their where'
abouls will be thankfully received y
B. bl'KICKI.EIi,
llerndon I. O.,
Northumberland county, Fa.
Optober S3. 18S8.
MIIilTJLRY.
V'OTICE is hereby given to the rommanding
v ollitera f the aevrral enmpanica in the Iht
brigade, eighth division, of the uniformed militia,
that a mcelinu- of the board ol audilora will be
held at the Lawrence House, in the borough of
Sunbury, on 1 uetday, the Jd day ofiSovember
neit, according lo the proviaione of Ihe act of
A swnibly, pasted the Slatdayof A pill, A. 1).
lhftn, for Ibe regulation of the nuliua of the
Commonwealth ol l eunsylvania.
By order of
Lieut. Col. WM. K. MARTZ.
President of Board of A uditors,
Sunbury, Octolr 33, 1858.
K4K OF .OIIIIII.MUK,UL40
The stockholders are hereby notified that
an election Tor Ihirteeu directors will be held
at the bunking house ou Monday thu 15lb
day of November between the hours of 10
o'clock A. VI., and 3 o'clock P. M.
The slated annual meeting of the stock
holders wilt be held at the baukiog-house, on
tho first Tuesday of November, ot 10 o'clock
A. M. J. It. PKlLSTLliY.
October 9,18.'i8. It.
" list or causes
rjOlt Irial in the Couvt ol Common I'lcas at
Norlhumlierland County, to be held st Sun
burv.on the Ural M today of November, 18Sd.
1't.AixTirrs. UlFEMUSTI.
John Bowen s i. B. Maaser,
Alexander Colt, va John A I.lovd,
imri baser, VS Jarafs Vandyke,
John Vincent. aJm'r. va David vVataon, ex r.
S. Wolxrton 4 I T Clement vs FEglcman.
James Maioue v Fhila it eunhurv R R Ce.
Thomaa Derr vs Alfred Kneate,
Wm Lunate. Indorsee of Win L Halfcnttein,
ii Wm. L. tielfeiiatein.
G M Flcmmitig ic, vs ui I. Helfenstein
I! F b'cilv Ac
Hsag At U own
Edwsrd Grots
John li. Fox
Ira T. Clement
Isaac Brown
Deborah llozrv
llazzord t Stuck
William Wolborn
Reuben f'ugrly
Carbon Run Imp. Co.
Wetlxel.
Commoiiwealth for the ute of Brock 've Farns.
worth, Wm. L. Dewart et at.
saan Uro vn vs Abraham Slraub,
N. V. Middle C C vs Wm Fagaly et al.
John Burgrt va IVler Slill.
Henry viae, va Uewart 6i I.eiscnnnR.
I'eter B Manner va Northern Central R ft Co
Beni Hendricks vs same
Win H Kate vsftussnP Kase.
John Deppin va Northern Central Railway Co.
John Frederick a. Co vs V ni Atwater.
Hpeurer M. Kate vs Samuel Adams.
Daniel Uruckemdler vs Ueo C N elkrr.
I'eler B. Master vs George Conrad.
Christian Veager vs Shatter & Holiner.
A. W Hill'aadm'r vs E B Kramm.
Heckel, Indorsee oflloffmau vs F O Donnel cV co
lease S Schrack va laaac Kline, jr.
Wm Natbil vs Suubury ic Erie Railroad co.
Henry Kauffuiau vs Wilsou Anderson.
Samuel Blair vs Thomas S. Stadden.
Bettle Paul el el vs Hurd Patterson.
John A tiilmore vs John McCormirk.
Hootzfor Emat vs Fredeiick Shell.
A. W. Coinlf vs Ilen.y Harris
Joseph Weitzel vs Elias Eisenhart.
DANIEL UECKI.EY, Prolh'y.
Prothonotary a Ollica, )
A
intermurried with Gideon Kline aud is since
deceased,) all heirs aud legal representatives
01 AnguslUH Ituoy, lute oi snamoiiiu town
ship deceased, aud to all other pursues inter
ested. Gr.KKTt.sa:
Kor.Tiii'iuiKi'.LANU Coi'.rr, Sct.
You and each of you are hereby cited to be
and appear before I he Judges of our Orphune'
Court, al au Orphans' Court to be held for
said couuty on the first Monday of November
uext, and then uud there accept or refuse to
lake the real estate of the said Augustus
Huoy deu'd al tho valuation thereof or show
causes why the same should uol be sold.
A lid liereol tail not !
Certified from the Records of our said Or
pilaus' Court at Suubery, this 1th day of Au
gust. A. D , I8.r8.
I lio3. (Jrunt, flop ty, I
Clerk of Orphans' Court. J
Fliu above named heirs and legal represen
tatives, will please take notice of the above
rules. J A M l'.S A.NUihL. SheriU.
Sheriffs Ofliee, Sunbury 1
October, 3th lbS8. j
NOTICE.
WAKE NOTICE Ihst I have this day, (Cclo-
Ur IRlh, I8SU.) purchased, at Constable's
salo. the following property, vis: ONE BAY
MARK, sol J at tilt property of Ramuel Laulx.
Jr., and wlucb 1 nave loaned to him during my
pleasure, ol wuicn ine public will ttke notice.
PHILIP RENN
Lower Augutta tp., Oct n, 18A8. 3t
llluckwinitliiiicX.
JAMES . D EN ,
BfJNBfJBT, I A.,
fJESPECTFl'LLY informs lb public that
w he has commenced the above buineae tit
8unbury, and it prepared to do all kmda of black
smithing to order, including horseshoeing io the
heat alvle.
lie will also pot op iron railing in tbo moot
approved style and pattern.
Country produce taken in exchange.
Sunbury, Oct. IS. IH&8 if
Pur Wlnea snd Liquors.
J Lr received at FISHKR'S Drug snd Che
laical Emporium.
gitrary, Oat 1?5?-
ta William Ayrea' adm'r,
va Charlea liellcuslein,
va John Pelermaa,
vs Jos lloffmaii'a adiu'r.
vs Jehn P. Purse!,
vs John 8 Snvder,
vs W. (i. Ka'e et al
vs Jos. Weitzel vs Jus.
WE STILL SURVIVE THE CRISIS.
VOT WITHSTANDING the astonihingo,uan
J- titv ot Goods that I brought into town last
Spring, I succeeded in telling them ail out ex
cept what I gave away, and had to hurry to the
city, for a new lot, in order that niy customers
might not be put to the inconvenience of uuving
at other stores, where they would te chaiged
killing prices. Fronting by past eipeneuce, I
have just brought on
Trace as Many Good3,
and I have sow lha largest and CHEAPEST
ASSORTMENT ever offered within heariag i
thit place, i am bound lo sell
OUEArES. THAN EVEE, .
before. I need not aay cheaper than my neich-
bora; for that ia no longer a disputed tact.
1 am now ready lo deal out gooda twenty
hours out ef twenty-four Sundays eicepted
al lower prices than any peraon dare ask lor.
Juat rail for any Hung you want. 1 am datev
mined to
SUPPLY ALL DEMANDS
that may he made, reaonab!e or unreaeoaaMr.
Call soon, ss the rush is Irrmenoous.
IRA T. CLEM r N'T.
Sunbury, Oel 0, 1858. ly
Sunburv.Ocl. S. 1H5X.
t:tale John Mart, dee'd.
NOTICE ia hereby Riven that letters of
administration have been uranted to the
subscriber on the estate of John Hart deed
lato of Lower Augusta township, Northum
berland county. All persons indebted sre
requested to make immediate payment, aod
those having claims lo present ibem duly au
tbeoticated fur settlement.
GKO. SEILER, Adm'r,
October 9, 1858. Ct.
In the Court of Common Fleas of North
umberland County.
John Dower, )
vs. ' S Fl. Fa. No. 10l August T.
Charles Henlnger. ) 185B.
N OTIC E is hereby given that Ihe C ndersigned
appointed by Ihe aaid Court, Auditor to dialri
buia moniaa ariaing front the sale uf personal
property of the defendsot, will sit for thst pur
poea al bia office in Ihe borough of Sunburv, at
10 O'clock A. M., of Saturday, October S3d, INSg.
HENKY DONNEL, Auditor,
Sunbury, Oct. t, 1S58.
CHERRY, ao excellent article for Ooutha,
Csvde, ve, Tor sale only si riVM K K .
aitubory, Ock t, 15MJ.
DEERIFP SALES.
BY Virtus of certain writs of Venditioni
Exptmni issued out of the Conrt of Common
Pless of Northumberland county to me cliree
toil, will be exposed lo Public Kulo ot Ihe
Court House in Sunbury, on Monday the lt
day of November, at 1 o'clock P. M., the
following described real estate, to wit t
A certain lot of ground, situate in the
borough ofSunhnry. Northumberland county
bounded north by Whortleberry street, west
by Fawn street, east by s lot hereinafter de
scribed and soath by s lot of George Harri
son, containing in fronton Fawn street 58
feet and extending back along Whortleberry
street 130 feet, whereon ore erected s large
two story frame dwelling house, woil ol wa
ter, Ac.
Also, another riMlnin lot or piece of ground
situate in the borouch aforesaid, bound by
Whortleberry street, on the north an alley,
on the I'sst tho above described lot, ou the
west and lliu herein after described lot of
George Harrison, on tho south being 100 feet
in length on Whortleberry street, and being
A3 feet in width, whereon is erected a large
three story brick Steam Flouring Mill, hu
gine House, &c.
Also, another certain half lot of grounJ,
situate in the borough of Suubury aloresaid,
adjoining Fawn street, on tho west the above
described lots, on the nnith a lut of John
Salman, on the south and the next following
desciihed lot on tin past, containing iu width
on Fawn street foot and extending back
14;i feet, whereon is erected a two story frame
dwelling houae. well of water. &c.
Also, another cetait, lot or piece of ground
tituato in the borouch aforesaid, bounded by
the last ahov described lot, on the west an
alley en cat, tl.o nhove d' Sciltitd lot where,
on the Steam Mill is erected ou tho north
and a lot John Salman on tbo south, contain,
ing 87 feet in leni'th aud'j feet in width
whereon is erected u coul honie, bog stable.
&c.
Also, another certain lot of ground situ
ate iu Sunbury iifoiesaid, fronting on Hrnad
wsy or Wu'er street, it ml hounded on the
north by a lot nf lnt T. Clement, on the south
by a lot nf Georgo Mun' 2 und on the east by
au alley, containing .'7J foci in front und 2o0
fee in depth, whereon ii erected a two story
frame House and K lichen,
Alo, another certain lot of ground, f itimte
iu Upper A Delists township, Northumber
land oounty. being now an Ulund bounded by
Shumol.iu Creek all round, containing about
Fix ac.ies ranru or Iofs, uil of ahicb is cleared.
Also, upon (mother lot or piece of ground,
siluatu in san e township of Upper Augusta,
being wood land and udjoining land of Jacob
Krilich, Mary Harmon, land of I'enn's heirs
uud Slmmokiu creek, containing 10 seres
mora or lesr,
Seiz'-d taken into execution and to be sold
as the property of Siimuel Snyder, Charles
Riucliorl nuj CJeorgo II rrisou.
ALSO :
At tho same time nod place, two certain
contiguous lot of ground, situate in the town
orSLamokin in Coul township, Northumber
land couuty. bem lots Nos. b nnd C in block,
N. 1, fioiiting on Sunbury itreet, containing
each 2.1 leet 111 front and feel iu depth
whereon are erected a two story frumo house
and a r.an.o s'.ablo.
Also, a certain lot of cround, situate in
the town of Sbamokin aforesaid, being lot
No.", iu block 1 U'j ; flouting on nth street
and bounded cn tho south by lot No. land
on tho north by lot No. '.i, in same block, and
ron the west by un alley, containing ',2.1 feet in
Iront and feet in depth,
AUo, upon lot No b, in block No. 10" in
same town fronting cm olh struct, bounded
on the south by lot No. 0, on tho east by
Carbon Ruu and north by lot No. 7, iu samu
block ; containing 25 fuel iu front und
foet in depfli.
Seized taken into execution and to be sold
as the property of Abraham Osmni! & Clemun
Uarcian lately trading a Uniau A' iirolbtr ic
Del.jainm Mai'lz.
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sliprjtt a Oliu-o, Sunbury,
Oct. 0, I S53.
Iron City ronomcrclal Cntlrgo.
Pivrtsnsow, I'a. Ctitavreni l
300STUDK rs ATTRNDHO JANVARY.'ISM,
N?w.l,he torSr hiront1 Comivtrelnl Srtuwvl
or the Vniiail Sunt. Young men praparad tot aetual
eutietof the Counting Ronm
8l"'t A.M. Prof, al Ooak-kaaplng and Scitnoe of
A. T. l)o,iil,0tt, Ttaoher of Arltkmatie and OonmwrHal
talnutntton.
J. A. Ileyilriek and T. 0. Jaitklna, Tatolitrs of O. e
keeping
A. Cowley and W. A. Milt r, Prnft. of Penmansbi
8I.N0LK AND DOUDt.K ENTRY 1IOOK KF.K ,NO,
At nif J lu every department of Ixininmt
COMMf.ltCIAI. AniTII.MK'riC-nAPID nlME93
WHITINO-KKTIXTI.NU COti.NTKRI I IT
MONEY MKIICANTI1.K COKIHWPOM KNCK-
COM.Mi;itclALLW
Are taaclit, atut all oihoc auhjecli neeeaaarr fir tho tarcata
and tliruugli cduralinn nf n rai-ur:l Immii'cM mau
1 1 ! it K M 1 U M 9 .
rirnwii all the eieniian. in Pittabatcl, fnrtlia tl-rre
yenit, aiao in Latum and Wttteiu Ciliea, fat brat Wii
tmj. Not r.sssAVSS Worn.
IMPOKPANT INFORMATION.
Plmlentt enter at any time No vnrntiun Timt anlitni
led Kevtew at pleiimiie i:r:i1nntr niiiiileil in nlajininir
tilu:iti'iit lin'i 'Mlnr tall (Jinmnrn-iitl Ctniffce.OU3.ikl
Aeernee time b til ll) week ll-'ir,l. $ 6u per w'
SuiliHiieiy, S?U UO Kntire eel, S".0O lo tTu.VJ.
l" Miiiittcrt' Rons received ul hnif price.
For Cnrd tlirctilar !nei-neei.a of lijiiiiinui and Orna
inenlnl Wi itii-a; liicl"e two inipt, nn.l mMrrta
V V. JKNlilNf, l'.nni,u,. ra
Septcniler 25, iS ly
PAITCT IP'JT.Z
VOH LADIES AND CHILDREN
JOHN IWUEIKA & Co. No. SIS (new no.)
" MAKKET titreei. above Eighth. ThiinJ'a.
Iinportars, Manufacturera snd Dcalcra in Taney
tors, for Ladies and Children ; abo, (ieui's furs
Kur Collars uud (i ovo. The imniber of years
that we hsve been cnncil in the fur bUHir.eaa,
and the general character of our I ura, both for
ipiality and piico is so giintraily known tl.rouijh
out the Country, that we think it is not iiccc-m-ry
for ui to say anvtl'iiiij more than that we have
now opened our assortment of I'CUS, for the
fall snd Winter Sales, of the largest and most
beautiful assortment that wc have ever oll'ered
ln f .ro to the public. Our Kurt have all been im
ported during the present season, when money
waa scarce anil Kurt much lower than at present
lime, and have been manufactured by tho most
competent workmen; we ate tkerefore determin
ed to tell them at such prices na will continue lo
live tie the reputation we have tome for years,
that is to sell a good article for a very small pro
fit. Storekeepers will do well to give us a call, as
tbcv will 6inl the largest assortment by far to se
lect from in the city, and at mar ufacturers pri
cea. '
JOHN FA li EI HA & CO.
No. RIB MARKET street, above Slh, I'hilad'a.
September IH, I8S8- 4mw.
Tho Xroi l.ru Great Exhibition
Prize .Medal
AWAE2ED TO C KKTEH,
PUOCLAMATION.
V OT1CE is hereby given that tlm severa
1 ' Courts of Coiiimon l'leaa. General (Quarter
Seiona of tlie iieace, and Oprhana' Court. Co'nl
uf Oyer and Tcnnincr and (Jcueral Jail Delivery,
iu and for the county of Northumlierland, lo
commence at the Court muse, in the borouijli ol
Sunbury, at 10 o clock, A. M, on Monday, the
lit day ol .MlVEMUtK next, and will continue
WO ISliK..
The coroner, Justices of the Peace and consta
bles in and for the county of Northumberland, are
requested lo lie then and there in their proper per
sona, with their rollt, records, inqnisitiona, aud
other remembrances, to do those ihinga to their
acveral ollicee apiertaining to be done. And al-
witnesses prosecuting .n behalf of the Commoid
wealth against any prisoner are alao requested and
commanded to lie then and there attending in their
proer persons to prosecute against him, as shsli
be just and not lo depart without leave at their
peril. Jurora are requested to be punctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable lo
their notices.
Given under my hand al Suubury, ibe 1st day
of October 111 Ihe year of our Lord one thous
and eigh' hundred aad fifty-eight and ihe
Independence of the United States of America
Ihe
God save the Commonwealth.
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff.
8henfFs Office, Hunbury, t
October 2, 1858. I
Estate of Qeorge Brosious, dee d.
The Cbmmnnwtulth if Pennsylvania, ti.
FJpO Calhaiiue Iliosioua, widow ; John jro--B-
sious t John Uincaoian alienee of I'eler
Witmer who nsa alienee of l'eier llrutiout;
Joint Uingamaii and Ji real Witmer alieneea of
Henry Hrosious ; Charles and Napoleon JitaAmx
ot Loer Malo'no', alienees of Nicholas llro-
ious ; .Sophia, widow of Daniel Lahr; Anna
intermarried with I'eter Seller, who resides in
Msltsny Valley; I'eter Lahr who waa inter
married with Ebzabrth Schrnyer. formerly Uro-
siiius who waa tiri-t intermarried wiih Adam
hchroyer (now derrared) taid Elizabeth bring
now deccuaed. leaving the billowing children viz :
Nicholas Sehroer who resides in Macedon, Mer
cer couuty, Ohio; I'eter tScliroycr re.idiiij; in
Seneca county, New York; Anna intermarried
with Jacob Yrgel. residing in Su.icca county, N
Vorli., Adcin &chroicr Iniog in Ohio, licorge
Lahr ivho r. kidi a near Lower alldlisky in Ohio,
Henry Lahr of Seneca county. N. Y.,John Lahr
resioiiii in Miihian. David Lahr residing in Ihe
blnle last aforesaid, iluyh Lahr residing iu Ohio,
and Elizabeth intermarried with William Haiiit a
of McKces, t-nydcr county. I'a., collateral heira
and rcpli scnlalii'ca of Ocorgu Uroious lata of
Ceoigclonn. IWtliuuiherl.ind county, deceased,
snd lo all other persons iuleieslcd.
Cnstriao 1
ORTIU'Mlll.ltI.AND CoCKTV, ScT.
You and each of you sio hereby cited to be
and appear before the Judge of our Orphans'
Couit ul an Orphans' C'uurl lo be held lor said
couniy 011 ihe first Monday of November nett,
and then and there uccept or refuse tj take Ihe
real estate of ihe. aaid (i'orge Hi n.iou, deceased,
al the valuation Ineieol or eliuw cunse wliy the
suiiiethould not ho .sold. And bcieof fail mil.
Certified fioni the recoids of our a liJ Orphai a'
seal. i'uuilut Suubury the lh day of August,
A. D. 165a.
THOS. D. (iliANT, Dep'ly, Clu O. C.
The above named heirs and Ic'al representa
lives, will please lake notice of t!ie above rule.
JAMKs VANDVKi:, Sh'U'.
Sherid'a 1 fi'ue. iSuiibiiry. 1
FOK II1S TWO riA.NOP, LONDON, Oct .ber I3,19SS,
fi MKVLIl, retprctt'ally int'orma bit fnendt nnd the
' online eeneiully that lie tint uonttnutly on hund f I A
NOS. eijiial to tlini,. fur which he received the Prize Med
al in lAind'Hi 111 Ir.'il.
A 11 nidert promptly attended to, and great care Ukea
III the selection and mrking Ihe none.
He hat received duriita the latt Fifteen yean more
Mudiilt lliiin uny other milker from Ihe Franklin liitilnte
nlo, Firti Preniiuiria 111 liottoii, New York and ilulu
nunc Wiirprnomt No. Arch ttrcct, bt'.ow Eigtitli MUth
tide. 1'I11I,MH:.PI1IA.
Stpt' inlier II, trie yrn w
Estate of Amanda II- Harrison dee d.
CJ OTICE is hereby given that letteis of sd
is ministrution on the estate of Amanda M.
liarriaon, late ol" Coal luwnthip Northumberland
county dee'd, hating been granted to lha subtcri
lier. All persons indebted and those having
clnima will plraau present them for settlement at
at her late residence 011 Saturday the SOlh day of
October J 308.
AMOS VASTINE, AJm'r.
September 35, 185S Ct.
for'Jale.
. GOOD FARM, formerly occupied by M'
1'heraon, now by Tiult, intersected by the
line nf I'nion and Snyder counties, containing
170 acres, of which about 100 are cleared. The
public road from Norlhumlierland lo New Mer
lin pastes through it about four milea from Nor
thumberland, Iwo from Winfield Iron Works,
four or fiva from Lewitburg. 'J itle indiaputehle.
One third of the purchasing money cash, and
Ihe residue in equal early payments with inter
est, secured by Mortgage aud llo-ds. The
whole l-act la Ct for ruhivation, and includea a
fair portion of meadow ground and limber land.
Inquire of John Youngman, at Winfield Irou
Works, or of HUIH BELLAS, Agt.
Suubury, Sept. SA, lri5n. 8w
Atlantic Cable.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS U
J. II. KltflFI. offUmbary, I'a
HAS jntt arrived wilt splendid etoak 0
Fall Gend from Fhilarleiidiia. lo which be.
iT'rctfutly Invites his fiietiits aud tfwt 1'ublio tn,
call and inspect, he will spare no time in aiiow.
ing Ihrm. A mono; his a.k of Rends will be
found, FINE DI.LE AND BLACK
Fine Black and Fancy Caaitneree Tweed a, SaU
inrlla, Jeans add Fa'cy Voeiinff. also a large as
tortmi nt of ready-made CLOTH INCi fvr wen
aud Lvyt (chrap.)
FOR LADIES WEAR,
Black and fancr dress silk, (very cheap) silk dial,
li, French Muiino, fruited r'lci.co Meimo, I'laid
Cab mere, all wool Delaioe, all wool Deluge,
Mohair Dehege, Printed Cashmere, Valentin,
CI. alii ftnhs a quilli, Delaine Iiolies, Peisian De-
Initio Kohca, foil de C'herre Holies, Plain Del sgw
l.ovellns and Delaine st sll prices, and the Ken!
stripo skirls, Fall Minwls and Mantillas, a good
asMiitment of white goods, Collara. Slece. Irish
Linen, Mint fronts, M sreille,lrilliaiit Ac. A
general am.irtnient of domcaliu Dry (in da.
Also a large ato.; of Hats and Caps, Knots
nnd shoes, Hardware, (jucena and (iiajnaro.
(rnccrie, Ceilarware. Stone and Eaitheuwaie,
Druga win! Paints, fait, Fith, Cbrete, Ham, Oil,
Tar Ac. &e.
N U Wall anJ Window Paper, Floor snj
Table Oil Clnih, Carpels, all the above will ba
aold at low pricea fur cash or country produce ta
en in eichaiiijo for Goods.
J. H. ENUEL.
Sunbury, Sept. 2 I8r8. tf.
'i lie riciy
AMERICAN CYCLOPJEDIA.
REASONS FOR UI.'VINU IT, AND THE
WASH AND MEANS OF liUVINf! IT.
rBJlENew Amrtican ("cln sxlia is pojiular
st wii.iout i ring supeiuciiii. learned hut net pi
lantic, comprehensive but suflicifinlv detailed.
fua from personal pique and party prejudice.
uen;i ami jet accurate, it la a complete state
ment of all that ia known upon every important
topic within the scope of human intelligence
r.very important arlioie in 11 lias been specially
written lor its pages by men who arc authorities,
upon the topica of w hich they speak. They are
required lo bring Ihe subject up tn the prescu'
moment; to stale just how it stands now. All
the statistical information is from the latest rt
ports ; the geographical scrounts keep pare
with the latett explorations; historic.) mutters
include the freshet just views; the biographical
notices not only sneak of the deaj. but also of
the living.
And the work is chesp ; Ihrre dollars a oN
lime ; and each volume contains mure we have
carefully computed the contents of both more
than the wlime six volumes nf Bancroft's history
wincn are sold at Iwo dollars a volume, making
in all twelve dollars. Every family ought to
pnseets a cpy of Ihe New Cyclopaedia. It is a
library in itself. Let each man savs twenty fiv
cents a week, and by the lime ths work is com
plete he can not only own the fifteen volumes
but slso a handsome nook-cam to keep them in.
Sava a halfdimu a day, (n little self denial will
doit.) aud you aave enough lo buy a setrf booka
which will give you sound information upon all
points about which you wish to acquire. School
children ceilainly tho members ol our High
Schools can all have it. Save Ihe pennies
which are given lo you, run errands and -'do
chores" when you can, and thus earn a quarter
of a dollar a week, and the task is dune. Me
chanics ! you have not much lime, to read ; this,
then, is just tho work for ou; it will help you
upon an points 01 inquiry, and three hours over
work per week will buy it. Lawyers, uhvsirian.
clergymen ! il will iia breadth and accuracy
luyuu iiiiorinaiion, anu auu largely to your la.
Queues and income.
stationery. A large supply of fancy Note
Paier and Envelopee, Mourning, Letter,
and Cap Paper, Fens, Iuk, Hand, Ac, at
July 17. 'fig. A. W. FISHER'8.
J. T. BROWN, Manafaetaring Jeweller, No M Mat
deu lame, oflere tin aO-ck, confuting uf a general smshi
meat of Lockeia, Chaint, Ae , which ara oifered at ilia
Jowcti cash pricea. Ureut lodaccinaiiUi to country cast
buyaia
Ueliiber 0, IS2S- tnina
2 c Art MOHK. M K.N WANTED AS ACF.NTS
,-)UU TO C1KCL1.ATK ia)id-aelliinr valuaUa
r'A.vlll.V WORKS, which auraot by their W piieaa,
iiitarcaling saiitenu, and anperbly ookired platea. For
eireulala, wilb particulars, apply, if yiu five r'att, to
lit.MlV HOWs:, No. toil Nastau-at , N.Y i if IVetl,
lu lha bum, No. Ill Maiu at, COiciuiaU
Octobci B, IHM.wSiooa.
0. S. CLARK A CO., No tSMaidca Lane, New York
Maiiutsrluisit of Uidd and Bilvsf Pencil Cates. and OiM
Pcmiauf Kvery Ueacriptioa, atr thtir gsjdt direct to lha
country irsdeal Iht pricea otkara eaarga the city daelrra,
Ihwehy 'eaviiiff th parebuaar about vO per aent wh!cb
tby wtatld hava to usy ISa dealers U bought from tlseaa
our utnect lo aell f auak at hi pnait over Iba ooat
of maaulaatarinti. fwinplrs will ba furnisbad In uYa
wao stay Oatra 10 na tlui aonda, at tba Oosca Price, aud
twa m aaia af aapttaa, wlUS at to tMx.
Octolicr 'J, I a.r)fj.
Estatn of Wm- Bartholcmew, deo'd-
Cvmmmnisealth of Penntyli aniu :
To David ltloom Cathunno llnmmel for
merle Culharind lilotiui, children of Maiy
Kurlholumew who was ititermurried with
Daniel lilooin, and uow deceased, Sarah iu
termarried with Dr. lUker, Elizabeth inter
married wilb Wm. Itloom, Julia intermarried
with J. lilooui, Hannah intermurried wilb J.
Uraigor. Wm. Darlholemew, Jacob Uarthol
emew, John Darlholvmnw, and Culharine in
teimurried with Jonathan Fashold, all heira
and leu a I representatives of Wm Bartholo
mew, late of Lower Augustu township dee'd,
and to all other perseus interested.
(JasiTixo ;
NORTHUMBKKLAKD CoPKTV ScT.
Yon and each of you are hereby cited te be
snd uppeur before tho judges of our Or bans'
Couil a. Kucbury. l uu Orphans' Court lo
be held for said county ou the first Monday
of November next, and then and there ac
cept or refuse to take the real estate of the
said Win. liarlholemew dee'd, at the valua
tion thereof or show calico why it should not
be sold. Aud hereof fail not.
Certified from the records of our aaid Or
phans Court at Suubury, this lUtb day of
August A. D. IHOH.
T1JOS. I. GKANT.dep'ty Clk. 0.0.'
The above named heirs and legal represen
tatives, will please lake uotice of the above
Kule.
JAMKS VANDYKE. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Suubury,
October 0, 1858. f
Blarney. Bluster and Misrepresentation
it is our wih to avoid, we do not protest lo keep
everything or to sell cheaper than every oilier
dealer but wo try lo keep constantly on hand a
ceneral assortment of Merchandize adapted to all
classes cf persons, and to represent Iheir quality
and usefulness without exaggeration. To which
wo ask the attention of buyers. Bear in mind
that we are determined to sell at PANIC PRI
CE8 for CASH or its equivalaul.
A fresh supply of CruClTlCS Salt and
ot'ier goods just received.
J. F. A I. F- KLINE.
Klines' Groe, Sept. Irj, Ic.'iti. if
THE NEW CYCLOPEDIA
(3 Volumes now liraJy)
Will be completed in 15 volumes, roysl 8vo j
$3 per volume, in cloth ; $3 0 iu library kue
Iher; $1 half morocco ; $4 CO half Russia ex
tra ; $ I in monthly parts.
H. B. MARKER,
Agent for N'orthuxijerlsiid County.
Augutt Si, IS.'iS.
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL,
Second utrtet, Lelnw Arch,
THI SB PHI A PA.
'gHE above establishment having nee 11 reno
vated and refurnished, the proprietor asaurva
the public Ibat a call is only needed, as he guar
enteet full satisfaction in every case. Terms
$1,25 per day.
A. M. HOPKINS, Proprietor.
September 25, 1658 3m
C WS Wood.
J Superior srtiols al
Croea Cut and Mill Hawa.
FlBHCMrV
ITotico to Collectors-
TsTOTK.'Ejia hereby c,iven by the uiidrriined,
la tic delinquent collcclors of Nurthum
Ik rlunj county, thai we waul Ihem lo pay in
some money U lore Ibe gnneial eleciion, and at
the especial Court that ia held 011 the 3.1 Monday
in October next. Aud the balance of voui du-plicalt-a
to be settled oil' in loll ly the November
Court, neit, without tail. If you negle t this
nciice you may expect what will follow thereaf
ter,
A word to Ihe collectors of lS.'iS, we also want
you lo use your utmost endeavor o rolled some
money and pay it in by the time ihe return jod
Rct come in with llifir returns, and pay in tome
money at the several Courla- The gci.eial elec
tion, Siecial Court aud November Court, all
ihese will be lara ex penditures, and we 1:111 ;t
have money to defray liio costs, be very punc
tual. CHARLES IIOTTF.NSTINE,
FKKUKUICK II A AS,
8AML LL KNT,
CVmmun'onet'S.
Commissioners' OfTiee, 1
Sunbury, Sept. 23. ISM. J
Itnre I I. mice.
FROM C3.00totl(i,n0 PKR DAV KASU.V RICtU
IZl'.D. An baurul,le li'iauiett C-Jllul icauiud uo
el, so 10 aij.oo.
New AHite (Patented) of ute in eve.iv rmily,
Maiiiifactiuy. SMt, and Olhco Man uud Wi.u.en
young tout old, wauled to enmpu in i:a u.e. la every
Town and C unly 111 the tl'.uslirrii and I'crnl, :it. senj
lot a cneular, or apply iu ptitou to
8 J. BF.Srort,
No. 33 Sojih Third Street, l li .UOvl; t.ia
Mniiufurtarer and Wholetule Pcalar lit
WA IVII KS AND JEWIlI.II V
For tainilis sent lr.. by load rteait of l.ou.
Ctlolur e IBV) 3uu ahr
Suubury Acadiiuy.
riHE (Sunbury Academy will open its Winter
1858.
S2XTZ &. CC.,
OYSTER PACKERS.
.Vo. 9 Albemarle street anil .Vo. 10 5. Front
street, IialtimoreMil.
Axd Scott's Creek, Portsmouth, Va.
ES ''A CHANTS supplied at all seasons of
ll e year with all the salt wster delicacies
found in ihe city markets.
All orders promptly and faithfully attended ta.
September 1 1, B")8. ly
COAL! COAL! COAL!
From Uie Coal Mountain ColMcr j.
'HUE suhsciibers, now operating this Colliery.
-- are prepmed lo furnish or deliver, at iheir
wharf, at Northumberland, all sizes cf Coal, from
their mines. This is a very superior quality of
Whi'e Ash Coal, which they are prepared to fur
nish promptly lo order.
They are alto prepared to furnith Ked Ash
Coal from lha Lambert Colliery.
FAHKION CLEMENT.
Sunbury. Ancusl 28, 1803. tf.
Session on Monday, the 4 th day of October
Tsaxe rsa Qu.eTsa aas 1
Lower Engliah Branehee, 94.00
Higher do. do, ti,00
Latin, I C 6,00
Bcliolars lakeu at all t'mea during the Session.
ISAAC HUFF, I'liucinal,
Poobery, Pepl. IS, U5.-V
A VALUABLE TAjRIVS
FOE SIsE.
THE siibtcriber will olfer a public sale, on
I Tuesday Ihe 0th day NOVEMULI! next,
on tho piembey, the farm now in bia possession,
adjoining the borough of Sunbury, being the ettt
ero portion of ihe well known Au;tita fsrio,
lale the property of Samuel Hunter. iVc'd., liog
belaeen the Callawissa road and the gut. This
valuable property tontnina about 74 acres nil
cleared, and it in a high stale of cultivation. The
iinprovementa sre new Frame two-stoiy dmellinj
II OL'SK. well supplied with water and a goaj
substantial bank bam. 411 by CO, a wagon house,
amoke house, corn crib and all other iiecea.try
oulbtiildinKs. There is also 011 the premises a
young Orchard of eso llenl grafted fruit. The
fences are sll ui w and iu good condition. Tlos
property would make a mutt dc.iral.lo couuiry
residence on account of ila Icilility, acenery,
healthy location and convenience lo town. Tho
terms will hesis per cent down, and the remain
der in three equal annual paymci.lt from the let
of April, IN5U.
Fur fuitber particulars si p'v In the sub.ciiL,
JOHN BL'YEKsJ.
Sunlitiry, Augutt 21, l'oi Is
riObllCCO and ScgarS- SO.OOU Imported
JL tSegsrs of various branda. -ldorado, Fig,
Cavenuish anJ fiuacul lobacco .
A. W lEn'i,
J.nlury. July IT. If.
cRACirniis.
Jl.'ST RECEIVE I) by ihe suhsciilmr, al his
t'l.Of.K bl'OUE, Market hquare, unbury,
a fi'sh supply ol W ater, Hutler, Sugar, llmger
and Bods Cisckera. fjr aale by Ibe pound or
barrel, al wholesale litniabtirg and i'hlladelphia
prices. Those wishing la puicbsee will please
civ biw a call bel'oie ordering elsewhere.
C. 0. 11AVEN.
He also continues lo receive, weekly. suppia
of flour, giving his cusioiotit lissh ariilf sud,
at very reasonable rate.
Suubury, July tl. leSS.-Hf
r' AND VAItIlTNT.3rh7g1.7r
J'-'will be gives) rtil I and Warrants b.Mf t uU
.rMA'EKl