o c 1 r g
TEE WINES OF MARCH.
SI Fit fllHt HAWICK.
The wind, of March or bomming,
Their parting Hong, their parting long,
And .nrnm.f fkiet are cotriin?,
And days grow long, nd dnjl grow long,
I watch, botnot in gladness,
Our garden tree, our garden tree j
It buds, in oher sadness,
Too noon :cr wo, too focn lur me.
Mv second winter', titer,
'A Us', and l.n'M I and 1
)ae no accepted lover ;
Don't ask me why, don't aBk me uj,
Tin not alep or idle
That love hath boon, lUnt love has bcun -j
For tnany a happy bridal
The year has seen, the joar has seen ;
I've done a bridvmaid'a duty
At three or four, at three or four;
My best boquet had beauty,
Its donor more, its donor more,
Mv second winter's over.
Alas I and I. alas ! and 1
Have no accepted lover :
Don't ask me why, don't ask me why.
Ilia flowers my bosom shaded,
One sunny day, one sunny dny ;
The next they Qud and faded,
. beau and to)uet, beau and boquet,
In vain fit bulls and parties
I've thrown my net, I've thrown my net;
Thi waluing, wale hiig hear is
Unchoseu yet, onchoeen yet,
ty second winter's over,
Alas ! and I, alas ! and I
lLive no accepted lover :
Don't ask me why, dou't ask me why.
They tell me there's uo harry
For Hymen's ring, for Hymen's ring ;
And I'm too young to marry :
'Tis no sach thing, 'tis no inch thing.
The next spring tides will dash on
My eighteenth year, my olghloetilh year;
It puts me in a passion,
Oh dear, oh dear ! oh dear, oh dear 1
My second winter's over,
Alus 1 aud I, alas I and 1
Have no accepted lover :
Dou't ask ms why, di n't ask me why.
u m o r 0 u s
Can't a Man think Wuat mk Flkasbs ?
Jo the fprinir of 1S07. (our authority is explic
it,) an excitement municipul election was held
in Princatoo, Indiana. The all-absorbing
compound qnention to bo noswered by the
electors, was : "Whiskey ? or no Whiskey T
Owing to the fact that sundry grogshops had
been mooned, and their content destroyed
by tho fair Asiozods vt the village, during
tha nrecedinir fall and winter, a vast auanu
ty of bad blood bad been engendered, and the
eioction was bitterly contested. Conspicuous
among the champions or "rreeLngor, was
a Dutchman by the name of Druche. Das-
che, "aiit his vrow," had his "local habitation
beyond the coporate limits of the village
aforesaid ; and, by conscquenee, hud no right
to vote in Princeton. HutDuscle hud not
thu remotest idea of limiting his exertions to
the Raid of "moral suasion," and ho therefore
voted a plumper for "Free Whiskey," in all
its phases. Dasche was tried for the offence
io the Court of Cominou Flees of Gibson
County, Judge P. presiding and found guilty.
Dasche was enraged ; and gave vent to his
feelings in language wheieiu it was hard to
say whether bad English or broken Dutch
predominated. The Court ordered hiin to be
silent, the only reply was a volley of fragmen
tary polyglot anathemas. His Honor again
rebuked him, and threatened imprisoDiueut,
unles he heli bis peace. Daschu rose and
ueked, meekly :
"J udge can't a man dink vat he bleascs ?"
"Certainly," replied the court, "you may
think wh:itver yon like-"
' Den," replied Dufche, a smile of trinmpk
flashing across his Teutonic features as he
glanced at the judite and jury, dinki yon
ish all a set of internal tchoundrtls f
"Time," was suddenly, "called ou him," but
liis speech was Uuwheil.
Huaikp. An American sloop-of-war had
pnt into no English port, and the first lieuten
ant went ashore to reconnoiter. In the
coarse of his truvels, be entered a tuvorn
where a number of British officers were caro
using. They at once recognized the lieuten
ant's natiouulity by bullying him.
"Well comrade," say9 one, "you belong to
tbo United States, I see."
"Kight," vrng tbo answer.
"Now, what would you do to a man who
should suy that your uavy did not contain an
officer tit for a bumbout ?" continued the Eng
lishman. "I would blow bis brains out '" return our
lieutenant, with groat coolness.
There was silenco among her majesty's ser
vants for a moment j but finally one of them
more muddled thau the rest, managed to
stammer out :
"W well, Yank, 1 say it j"
The American walked to Lis side, aud
replied calmly :
"It is lucky for you, shipmate, that you
have no brains to blow out .'"
struck by the dignity of the answer, the
offender at once apologized, and our hero was
iuvited to join the OK'.i.
A Highwayman undertook to rob Major
Jones, ile met Jones in a wood over in Jer
tey. He asked Jones for his pocket-book.
Jones refused to yield. Highwayman took
Jones by the neck, and oudertook to choke
him. Jones made tight and kept it op for
h.lf an hour. At the expiratiou of that time
Jones euvoJ, and the highwayman commenced
nfliug his pockets. The coutents amounted
to eighteen cents. "Is that all you've got ?"
'Every cent." "What made you Cght so
long J" "Didn't want to be exposed. Dud
enough to haveouly eighteen cents j a great
deal worse to have tha whole world know it."
A Dandy who bad a "splendid" mustache'
being aBked at a party to favor the laJics with
a Bong, replied that he "really aw coulu't
reollect the tune." A beuuty who was nor
exclaimed "Oh, dear, how can that be when
the hair air ) is hanging on your very lip !"
Mie has since been married to him ; serves
Ler right for her Impudence.
Hasdh is hie As 'BSDAHts. A few eve.
tings ago a party or "Young Americans"
win standing in frontuf an ancient looking
sadler srhop, kept by ou Hans a Dutchman
Mischief reigned supreme among tbeir num.
br and, thinking to have soma sport with
our German frieud, oue of them opened the
door aud thus addressed him :
for' do"gsi"j8rmttU:r'b,!Tyer 60t n' "a(JJIe,
Now. Young American, no doubt. expected
Hans to land a stick of wood iu the iimuediste
vicinity of the door ; but no j Looking up fr oui
b!S work, quite composedly, be repUu j
"Yaw ; foom in unt try vou ou !"
Young American sloped.
Old Uachelors. The folloig it doubt
'is, addressed to old bachelors. We submit
Wis,
it to a certain "institution
miles from this place :
not a thousand
lou ra drying op, you'll blow away;
Then pray no longer tarry,
Remember what the Bible says
There is a time to marry."
Couventioo of "Progressiva Rkoln..n
.held in Delaware last week Resolution!
adopted to tha effectthat the institution
rnage , or aivme orgin and of national
uav mat me extravagance of the
t tenons obstacle to au entrance iota
F( r'uiun.
iflfie. 18S3-
NEW ROUTE FOR TRAVELER I
Northern Central Railway ! !
.WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
IjHtOM Sn AFTCK MONDAY, DEL', lllh,
1 !H.',!, the Trams f Ins Northern Central Hallway
Cnfapsuy will leave Daily, (ftundoys emceptrd) a follows i
OOINO NORTH.
IirjrFALO AM) NIAGARA EIl'RERS TRAIN.
From 11 A I. TIM ORB lo MJNPURY A WIL'MSPORT.
Afrits lrtvs.
Calvert Station, 3 30 P.M.
v.irk, .n e st
PruVi-pcrt, 7 AA 8 40
Malum, V 37 S 37
Millersliurir, t 61 V MS
tieoig-lowii, IU iO III 90
Trcvoik'U .litntlh II, IU W IU W
Prims-Onrve. IU 40 1(1 4 it
rrui Kt, ii ou ii o
Norlhumbrrbail, II III II I'i
Chilliimirue, II 80 111)
lwubuig, II Hil II M
Milton, 1141 II 4.S
Wntluntnwii, U .'m 11 fi5
rmniilciwn, IV t is I'i 04
Uyttrra. W II I'i II
Al.iMljfomery, Ii la 'i II
bcr;rr'a I'i 18 I'i 14
Minify, I'i -a I'i 'io
Mnnti'iirivilla, ii I'i I'i 44
Wttiimntpotl, II
6OIN0 BDUTII
Frimi Wn.LiAMtPonr t" rU'NBL'RY A BAI.TIMORK
Arrlva. l.ravs
Willimnrpntl, fj 3U . U
Mtitit'itiriville, a 10 f IU
Munry, SM 8 at
I Htrftot'i, iru H lit!
Miuttmtr;, 0 (ri V ui
Kyater'a H 01 V 01
I'ninnt'iwii, V 10 tl lu
Watatintiiwn, M 10 19
Milton, V 74 V VI
l.twiilmrft. t SI 9 23
Cbillilqnaqun, 9 37 II .'17
NnrtriuiiilierlniHl, 9 17 H 47
kLUl II V, 9 fl'i 9 M
Ifrliaa-drove, 10 07 1(1 10
Travurtim JuimIikh, 10 'is IU
Omircrtowji, lu 37 10 a7
Millrmtimg, 11 li 1 1 V
HulilRl, II SI II 'i'i
Undfc-fpurt, Vi III 15 P. M
Yotk, 16 'i uo
Calvert Slatien, i (u
MAIL TRAIN.
UOl.MJ NORTH
From BAL11MURK to PL'.Mlt'RY & WIL'MSPOKT-
Arnva. IxHve.
Cnlvctt Statli n 8 IS A. M
York II Ml II II
Uridypport I'i ?i I 10 P. M.
Clark's l orry 1 58 I M
Hallax J 111 'i 18
Milleist'Ur V H7 ii an
Buchanan U 'M t 'M
Mohontorif;a -i 44 S 44
Georgetown II 57 t 47
Trevorton Juuation 09 3 10
t?e!ma-(trova S 44 3 27
SfNBURY. 3 37 3 43
Northumberland 8 A3 3 ft3
Chilliiquaqu I W 4 M
Lewithurg 4 111 4 10
Millou 4 til 4 ft
Wntaontown 4 3-4 4 35
I'liHMilowii i ii 4 4i
Kyitrr't 4 47 4 47
Montgomery 4 4W IN
Herptr'l 4 AS 4 AS
Muncy S 00 S VI
MontourivUia fl IS S 19
WHIiun.ti.ort s 3u
60INU SOUTH.
From WatuMtrum loSl'NBVRY Si BALTIMORE
Arriva. I.etve.
U'illlamaporl, IU SU p.
Moatouravi,:, ID 43 IU 43
Muucv, II HI II Ci
Uerger'a II 09 11 (lu
Muntriornery 11 It II 13
Kyiter'a 11 IS 11 18
I'iiionlown 11 i 11 24
Wntaontown 11 3'i 11 34
Milton, 11 44 II 45
Lewialmrr; 11 55 11 58
Chilliaqnaque Vi 01 I'i HI
Northuinberlani I'i U 12 10
SL'NBIRY, 12 2 li S8
feline Grove I'i 41 12 44
Trerortnn J utiatlon 108 1 81 A.
Georgetown, 1 14 1 IS
Mnhuntongo 1 2fl 1 5J
Ruchauun, 1 3S I 35
Millerthurg 1 43 1 43
Huhlnx 3 00 2 HI
Clark'. Feiiy 3 lu '- 19
l"laii hin S 37 S 37
llrulgeport 3 07 3 30
York 4 43 t ill
Calvert 9tati"n. SO
Dee. 3, IS3S.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR -SALE
riHE aWriberi, Exocnton of the citete o
X fenrv Manser, dee'd., offer &t private tale
the following propertvis: A large two story
frame dwelling houie, together with about
HO CBRE3 0F LBND.
Situate in Lowm Auguita townihip adjoining
lands of Daniel Kaufman and othere now in the
occupancy of John R. Kaufman at a etore anil
dwoliing. The house is new and the location a
good one for business.
Also a TRACT OF MME8T02VV LAND,
in said township on the river about 6 miles be
low Sunbuiy, adjoining lands of J. T. M'Pherson
and others, continuing, about UO serfs. The
soil is productive and contains limestone and
other minerals.
Also a tract of Land, containing about 3ft
acres on the hill, about two miles below Sunhurs,
adjoining lauds of the hciis of the lata John
Conrad and others. There is, on this tract, a
small orchard of choice fruit.
Fer further particulars spply to the subscribers.
II. U. MAM t K,
P. I). MASSE lt Exeeuters.
FKANCIS BLOHER.
Sunbury, January 19. 1850. if
PALL AND WINTER
QJS con KB ,
IV ST ARItlVED AT THE STORK OK
J. ii. of SunbHi j, ia ,
1AS ju.t arrived w:lh a Ki lcnJii) atock of
Fall Good, from I'tiiladtlpliin, to which he
respectfully invito bis friend and the Public lo
call and iimi'fi't, he will snare no time in show
ing them. Among hia stuck of good will be
found, FINE BLL'E AND BLACK
PE.E1TCE CLCTH.
Fine Black and Fancy Casimerea Tweed, Sat'
inetts, Jean add Farcy Veatiiii;, alao a large as
sortment of Iveudy-made CLU1 llliNCi fur mea
and boja (cheap.)
FOR LADIES WEAR,
Black and fancy drem silk, (very cheap) silk cl. al
ii, French Merino, I'rintcd French Merino, l'laid
Cahlnere, all wool Delaine, all wool Drbage,
Mohair Dcbege, Printed Caolimrre, Ynlentia,
Challi i?obe a quilli, Deluine Robes, Persian De
laine Kubca, loil de Chcrre Kobca, Plain Detage
Lovrllas and Delaine at all prices, and the Ked
stripe skirts, Fall Shawls and Mantillas, a good
assortment of white rooJi, Collars, Sleeve, Irish
Linen, bliirt fronts, .Marseilles, Urilliant &c. A
general assjrtmrnt of domestic Dry Uo'da.
Alao a large atock of Hats and Caps, Uoots
and shoes, Hardwure, Queen and lilashware,
Liroccrita, CVdarware, ISione and Farthcnware,
Drug and Paints, fr'alt, Fiab, Cheeae, Ham, Oil,
Tar Ac. &c
N. 11. Wall and Window Paper, FIor and
Table Oil Cloth, Carpels, all the above will ba
sold at low prices for cash or country produce ta
rn in exchange for liooda.
J. ii. ENUF.L.
fuiibury, Dec. 11, lSf8. If.
Slttornrn at Eab',
BUNBURV, IA.
Bu.inchs entrusted to hi charge will be expedi
tioualy anj laiihfully attended to. i'ailiculur
atlcmton paid to the collection of claims.
HKPKKKNCKS
T "''", Saiibuiy, I II ui it Tairetiit, Nurihber'd
' "'". " I " 1 Shmcicl, AU.nluwii,
V I f.rm.,U(!h, K..J, " I li V M,P,, uwlkbu.K,
Ocii J K Urairnt, " Col H U Kyer, Bchuaarove.
Sunbury, Nov. 0, 16."j y
TFST RKCEIVKD a large lot of ready mad
CLUTH'NC, Cheap at
i. H.ENCEI.'S.
Sunqnry, Dec. 11, 18158,
MJJ tt-'E'VED a larga naortment of Salinatt,
Cassiuier and Cloth, at
, J.H.ENCEL'S.
Bunbury, Dee. II, I8SJ
I'sire Wlneti and L.IjuurM.
JUS T received at FISUER'8 Druri and Che.
" lineal Emporium.
Bunbury, Oct. 1868.
SYMPHONIANS, grand mu.ical inatrum.nU
juat raceived from ciuow Hill, Landon, and
for .-..l. by Tt Gi COOPER,
eunbury, February 1J, US9.
WHEELER:W1L80N
KtANTJFAOTUniNa CO 81
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
rpIIK simnunnns favor which hR attended ihs mtuHlnc
.1 tumor Whcklkr fc Wilson's Family Sewing! Ma
chine, ii uffiiient evulence of its excellence. It nel
ienji now M ny, that this use I ul instrument is becoming a
ilmii..lif i,..l.i,' .i . Ikn f.mt isi rnf.itniiv.i-li hV It! UCC .'-
fill use in thou rtnuis of Fntnilit'S in every rank in life. Ts
th ne who h:.vc hitherto refraiiied from nvuilmp theiielves
i f iti huvQiilnsfn, it niiiy not te ntniss to &ny, inai n
ntysnoin prol;!ctn to be solveil, but a success olreuily
feiitiizrd. The In? It cut testimmv is cnnttiintfy offered, oon-
flrmiiif the verdict which 1ms given this iiulrucinentons
wiue unci envmuic a repntiunm.
This Much i ne in conceived on a principle entirely tjripi
mil. heinsr m...iii!!v mid ndiniriibiv odrptid to the most per
led work on evtsy kind ol nmtcnui ami, muring wvu
subjectod ton three years' test of the most seaiching
chitrtictei by Fiunilies, mid in vnfious brnnches of Mauu
fneture. with diniiiitriiifttird sncrcsa. it is lielievetl tlint in
all the grrttt ntHiits 'rrtniisite to a complete and nrurtical
bewmg iMai'Unie, itinnnot l Hiipronciieo in excuuenrc.
Amonp tle uiutouhted ntivnutucs it pusKesses uvui un
older uniy iie nnmeu me loiiowing;
1. lu simplicity ot coiiit ruction, anu consequent nee
dun i front durniiuement and nerd of repairs
12. Its uni'xnmpieu mputitvanu euse ol opeiauon.
ft lid ninietM mnvt-inoitt.
4. The eriat vanetv of DUnioRe to which it enil he niv
t'lici., which can be achieved by uo other nice bu mem
UlviUiJi. Alio.
6. The pre-eminent beauty and durnhimy of the wors
I (irul your Machine mvnliuihle I have used it ayenr,
And ithisi itpvtr t)irti out of uTiler. The stitt'ti is VflV dll-
ruble, find cn be nilnptt d to fine or coarse materials. It
works with the rnnnlitv of a dozen ooir of hands ; stives
much tune, fatigue and expense. Due of your Machines
ia turd in mv fntlit'i'ii fiimilv : nnotht-r hi the household of
asirtrr; and others by various friends. The opinions of
all ncei-rd with thut 1 have just en pressed." Mrs Anna
Cum Hitclne.
"There is but one Sewmp Macliine j and that is Whce
lei and Wilson's.11 Judge Meigs, of Ihs American lusti-
tute.
'The Sewinff Machine pnrchfisrdof yon has been whol
ly serviceable. nev. lr. wnnucl iJniotl.
Nofumily can afford to do without it.
Opinions op the Nkw Yohk Taass.
We prefsr them for Ininily uie Tribune
They ate the favorites for families 'limes,
Are without a rival. scientific Aineiiian.
Works more umfotmly than the hand Herald.
lo the work of ten ordinary sewers Jour Coin.
Kquul to lone seam tresses. Home Journul
Thk innchtor, fr lunuly use. Advocate Jit Journal.
Most liouonilile to American geuuis Independent.
We cannot imiipine onyitiing more perfect Kvangehst.
Will tivc eutmj satisfuetion. Observer.
The best ever invented. Christian Inquirer.
lu lookiHg for the bvet, sethese Kxaunuer.
Admirably adapted for family use Chronicle.
Indispensable in every family. The Treacher.
We pmie it with enthusiuRm Christidn lutcllicencer.
Worthy of the highest awaid. iablxith Recorder.
A benel'iction of the ope. l'utnam's Magazine.
M;iuicnl m operation. Mrs. Stephens1 Monthly.
Hfvond all question, the muohmes. J.iie IllustrutrJ.
The stitch cum.ut be unraveled. Am. Asricultuiibl.
They maintain the pre-eminence. Kx press.
S:ives the time and health of ten women, Water Core.
Our household is in ecsUicics with it. l'oittr't Spirit.
Supply the fiisluotiable world. Uaily News.
A re pre-eminently superior. I .adieu' Visitor.
One of our household pods L'. S. Journal.
I'nrivulleil in every quu'ity. Day Hook.
I'lutiyust ful, nineical Leslie's Gazette.
Have mi equul for family uce. Musical World
A triumph ni mecliHiiicnl genius .N . Y. Jomnnl.
Combine every requirement. Family Magazine.
Vastly superior to nil otheis Gold- Trie.
We cunuot tire in its praise New Yoikcr.
Fur further particulars apply to H. B. Masser,
Sunburv, Fa., agent of the manufacturer, who
will Kiipply machines at the muuulucturers
prices.
lunburv. May 15. IPS. tf
A Valuable Book for Invalids.
SKUr&Y HAIL, AND NOT TU WS FAID VoK DM Til. BhCKIVtU
11AO AMD APPROVED OF. IF NOT APCRoVEU No CHARGE
Dr. SAML'KI. S. FITCH'S -!lX LKCTt'KKS" o
thuuiust-8. Prevention ami Curcot Uiseosi'S ol' the Lungs,
Ttirout, ilcjrt, SLuiiiuch, limvcls, Liver, Kiduies, Skn.
4. C., Fcuifliu Cuinnlaitiib, urni Chronic tliseuses vneiully
on the 1hvvs ol' Luc, uiul the true lut-thixl by winch neulih
ami vigor muv tie prrserveit tonne hundred yeurs, A vol
ume ol 3j pies, tiandanintrly ImuiuI in muslin, wuu 25
illuBtrutions. Ja this volume JJr S. S. FiU-h, (vvIm is
widely known us the author of a new and eminently suc
cessful method of treatment for Ihs above ciunplututs, and
ee;Hi-ialiy consumption, aud other dmenscsoi the Luncs
and Titruut,) explains thn lending Iwiinirs ol Ins treatment
and givrs plum directions by which those inclined to three
conipltiiHts limy themselves prevent them or arrest their
progress. Over v!(rU,0o0 copies of this bw-jk have been
stiUf, and theic are peisons in all attsof our land who
gratefully acknowledge that it has been the means of pre
srrving then lives and giving them iiwny ei uf gtjod
health.
We present a few specimens of the nutiavous cumincii
detions the iKtok huu received:
The New Vork Tiibune thus closes a lengthy notice of
it "The greut importance of the subject and oui ooi.h
deuce derived from personal knowledge and peiuor.ul hen
tht in Dr. Fitch's suggestions have impelled us to re
commend this work. Ye turn we have said enti(!h to
iuduee llioae uitltclerl or tlireateued wi'h consumptiuii, to
procure ami read Dr Filrli's bok.M
Letter from tie Hni lltitult.'ii Fish, firmer Govcrnr
of .New York : V 'ashintoii, Febiuary Oih, IrnVI. lr.
5. S, Fitch, bear Sir : 1 bctf lo reluru my thanks for the
volume you hac been so kind ne lo present to me. The
very hurried examination winch ulone 1 have been able us
ytt to give lo .'t, ItLia excited interest and brought the con
viction that t.'ie reputation which these Lectures have
achieved is liastd UMn tntmikic merit.
Kxtrar-t troiii a letter from the Un. S. II. Haven, lute
member of Cingris from Frie Co., N X , : "1 have no
doubt but it is a radical and very tn-efu! work. I lioj e
it will Iiave a pi-uernl circulation, aud ll will, J have no
dt'U!t, do iiiucii (iin.d."
Fxtrnct from u letter from the Hon. Gilbert I lean, t;.te
mei.iber of Congress. ! rrad y ur Six Lectures on cu
sumptive diseases tlirce years agr, uud siuill uijain peruse
them."
Fx tract from a letter from the Hon. James Toekhart,
btte tncmlier uf Conuress. (Froin leading it I have re
ceived many valuable bints. 1 rtgmditus a wolk of
great merit."
Snys Sidney Warner, Fc , o Waterloo, N Y.:"My
brother and most of his fumily are dfd of consnmpliou,
but 1 and mine uie living and Weil , and 1 think it is owing
in tie h to the teachings ol yutir lunik which 1 have followed
carefully lor the lust nine years."
We could till o Immis with similar statements
C?" Wishing lo make this book as uselul as possible,
we will t'lrwuul a copy of it by mail, poht paid, to any
address thai inuv be sent us. and the mice 50 cents, muv
te remitted iu postage stamps ot otherwue lo us niter the
book is received and approved of. it may bs applied for
personally or by letter.
Consultutiou hylr Fitch, at his office, 71 1 Uroadway,
N. Y., personally or hy teller, fiee. AtKlresir.
. l. r 1 1 t- lt Cli
Jan. 22, lr;. 3in.
It Uroadwav, N. Y.
NEW PAPER DEPOT.
npHE public are informed that I have opened
in the law ollice of my brother, below Youngs
stoie, a bonk and periodical depot, and will keep
constantly on hand all the beet publications of the
day; viz : New York Ledger, Waverly, lioHton
True Flag, Flag of Our L'nion, utid anything
in my line desired by the public.
books and Muuic of all kinds furnished Fto
order. EDWARD C. UOUIN.'
Nunnury, Jan. 8, I8f9.
1 ST RECEIVED a general assortment of
WW
New Goods at the Store of
J. II. EN GEL.
Sunbury, Dec. 11, 1S58.
iLMONDS, RADONS, FIGS, LEMONS.
- &c, Ac, just received a fresh supply and
for bale at the Confectionary store of
M.C.UEARHART.
fiunhury, May 16, IS.V7.
-A- CJTIJD.
Philadelphia, Pa.
The uiidt rsicueit the Pounder and Publisher of VAN
COl KT'S iJi 1FNTLK FLIT 1K t'KCTOH, desirous of
retinue fioin this brunch of busmen, hn inerped thut
old eHiblihed work iu the iopular JJA.NK NOTK KK
POHTKK of IMLA Y A l.lCKNKLL. Ilaviuff published
Vun Court's l)f lector since ld3tf, the undersigned reluc
tantly puits with bis old fneuds and subscrilHrs ; but this
felnftftuec is lessened by the crmvicn-. ihut iu I MI AY
Ac BlCKXta.L'8 11ANK NOTti K FPUUTKK "they will
teaeive a work that matches the tunes.
J. VAN COL' ft T.
Philadelphia, Deo 1 ,
NOTICE.
All Sutiscriptions k
IMX,-AY Sc BICKNELL'S
HANK NOTE K K P O It T K K
ara pavaLle scrupulously in Advance. This is thj oldest
Uunk Note PuUicatiou in tha world. For thirty Jong
years it has niuiulamed au unsullied reputation, and con
tinues to be tha necessary companion of all business people
over tbo whole comment of Aineuea.
THE COINS OF THE WORLD !
Now in press by Inilay k Bickuell, will be given rratui
touuly to all old aad new subscribers. AU Com Churls,
aud Manuuls, as compared with this, nwy be considered
waste paper.
TERMS.
To the fterai-M-Hithlr, f 50 pr miuiu.
Moirtldy, 00 "
ingle Copies, at tha Cotmler, 10 Oents.
" Mailed. Id "
Addreas LMLAY k RlCKNKI.L,
R.i IIM, Post Ctfics Philadelphia, Pa.
January IS, leoW. 3m j .
JUST RECEIVED a lot of GenUeinons
SHAWLS and BLANKETS, at
J. H.rNGEL'6 9torf.
Bunbury Dc. 11, W.
HIGHLY IMPOItTAUT HEW
M. C. OEAltllAKT,
lias rctarrred with a mw Htock of
Confcctionaries, Fruit and Toys.
IT seems aa if a new nge, a new life was open
ing upon us, aniinntiiiaT every heart to nobler
ilecd and higher stma ! Art, Literature and tScl-
euro will glow anew and seek to develop sub
lirnrr beauties and grander conception.
'lie busineiA world too must feel the new in
flueiue and every part be quickened and strength
ened by an increased vitality, which shall urge
us on with electric speed to the consummation
of greater things than was ever dreamed of in tlio
Philosophy of tho past.
Animated by the enthusiasm winch prcvaiies
all classes, and desirous of doing his ahara to
wards "The great events of tha Age, the sub
scriber would respectfully inform the food peo
ple of HUN BURY and the public generally, thut
he has just returned Irum the city at I'uiiauei.
phia with the largest and choicest stock of Con
fectionaries, Fruit and Toys that has ever been
brought to this section uf country. He is also
manufacturing all kinds of Confcctionaries, Ac,
to fill up Older, wholcsa'e or retail, at short no
tice.
Among his stock of Confcctionaries, may be
found :
French Secrets,
Gum Drops, all kinds of scant,
l.ovc Drops,
Mint Drops, red and white,
Jelly Cnkca,
Flint Drnpa,
Stick Camltua, el all aocitts
Hock Candy,
Almond Candy,
FRUIT.
Burned Almonds,
C renin White,
" lcmou
Hose,
Vanilla,
Common Secrets.
Liquurice,
Mnnsnns, I'mitea,
Dute, Pigs,
Currants dried, Citrnhs,
Almonds, Rmsnns, Nuts of all hunts
LEMON SYKUP
of a superior quality, by the sinple or docn. A
superior quality of Sr-gam and Tobacco, and a
variety of Coi.fcctinnarius, fruit. Toys, Vc, all of
which is o lie red cheap at wholesale or retail.
Remember the name and place, ffj
M. t'.UEAKHART,
Market at., 3 door west of Fisher's Drugstore,
bunburv, Octuber 30, l8.r8. ly
BLAIE'S
COMIORCIAL HOTJSE
A'y. 20 Hixth street, above Vhesnut, rhilad'a.
ERCHANTS, business men, and persons
generally will find this hotel one of the
most convenient and pleasant in the city. Tho
proprietor will use his best elt'orts to accommo
date his guests, and at reasonable prices.
December 4, 18f8. ly
IRA T. CLEMENT informs the public that
he will constantly keep on hand, at his wharf,
a supply of all sizes of coal, from tha colliery of
rahrion & Clement, which they will deliver to
customers in town.
Sunbury, Dec. U .8.
NOTICE.
4 Hi persons indebted to James Beard, la to
I'rothunotary of Northmnbcrlnndcnunty, for
lees, oVc, aro requested to uinkc immediate pay
ment, and thus save cost and further trouble, as
all accounts remaining unpaid will be placed in
the hands of a Justice for collection. Payments
can be made either to tho subscriber or to J. K.
Beard, at his ollice.
JAMES BEARD.
Sunbury, March 57, 18.r.8 tf
Wholesale (grocery.
Opposite the Pennsylvania Kail Rout! Depot
HARRISBURU, PA.
EEP a large stock of the following namnd
articles, and will sell cheaper than any
ollur house this side of Philadelphia. Cull and
see pries of
CotVcc, Lard oil, Fish oil,
Sugar, Pish, Tar,
'i'ca, Salt, Rosin,
Spices, Hams, Pitch,
Tobacco, Shoulders, Oakum
Cigars, Flour, Robes,
Vinegar, Fluid, Calcined Plaster
Cheese, Soap, Candles &c.
S. H. Molasses, Syrups, N. O. Molasses.
Also, Cement, Safety Fuse, Crow Bars,
Sledges, Iron and Nails, for sale ut very small
protits.
July 3, '858. ly
Philadelphia- and xTsAsmd
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON AM) A FT Kit MUNDAV, July a. Is, llied..va
Itiiirnini; I'ifHKt-ner trim will k;iv lVlUv'ilU al
A. M., piMim Ktiiilintr ut A..J.,uu4 ainvuig ut
riuLuk-lpliiu at I'J.'J-i, iinoii.
The ilowu AlttTnoon Tumi will leave P'tu.vill. at 3 30
P. .MM piiHhiiii! KruJtug ut j.UO, and arriving ut I'lnladcl
phm :il 7.4U, V. M
Mornuii! and AuerniHii PuMenLT Truins leave I'liiln
illptnu at miul liuuis a. iRH-lnlure, 7. JO A. .M . unit J Jtt
1'. M . passing Kcacliiig i.1 lu.'Jj A. M. uud SUI 1'. M.
l.l.HANON V Al.l.i:V UltANCH.
liistcii(E''r Triiin Ir;,vc8 Ki'iniini! nt lli.Urf A. M , (nflL-i
arn al l)ivvn una li .MiTinni; Passenger 'i'ram I rum
I'uttfcv'ille ami riiilaiU-lpliiu.) uiul uiiivc. ut linn ijiluiri; ul
l'J.;U mtoii, ih tune tn cuniiect with Pin.Kt'iiKT T'luin. lur
Sunl'ury, WllliaiintjHiil, Ijlnnr.'l, Putshiirt;, CliainU-rMliurt;,
Italtiiuore nnil lnii usti-r. Ketiirning, leaves E !ui riHluir u;
al U 1. M , alter uirivul of I'libsenyer Trains fpiuiiill
uhave points, uud an ives ul Keuilinu at 1.&3, in lime to
ruuiieet with t'pand Down Pussetiiier Tiaias tu l'uttb.
villc and I'lnluiieliiliia. the sunn; eveaini;.
U. A MCOI.1JI,
Kncuiecr uiul uiierinltndeut.
July 17, IMS. tf
STO E.
f ISSLOI1SA SHISSLEK, respectfully in
forms the citizens of Trevorlon and sur
rounding county, that she has opened a new
store of Millinery and Fancy Goods, at Trevor
ton in iShamokin street, nearly opposite Knouse's
Tavern, where all kinds of Bonnets aud Fancy
Goods can be had at the lowest terms.
Dress making also attended to in (he Lest
manner and latest style.
April 2.1, 1858. tf
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
BROADWAY, CORNFH OF FKANKLIN STRF.LT,
NEW "5T03HK CITY,
Has been recently remitted,
The liooins aia newly curpeted.
The Furniiure uud Ueds are superb,
And the Maths me unKiirpitsik-d.
TAYlaOH-ci CKLKIiitA l'KU SALOON'S
AKK CONNKCTtD WITH TIIK UUTUL.
Here is coiiceutiuted all the comforts of a home, with
the luxuries of a puluce.
THU SPLENDID LADIF.S' FA It LOR
Commands ami unequalled
vikw or nanxuwAV,
TIIK I N T K It N ATI N A 1 ,
is the most centntl of any of the ft si cIhks Hotels for busi
iiess, or places of Hiuusenant, and oilers unsiirpasKed ad
vuutuges lo fuinilies and ttentleiueii visitiuK New York.
Ali-bku F UK km an, Proprietor.
New Yoik, July 3, lftib ly
NOBLIT, BEOWN & NOBLIT.
C'nblut-t Jl alter' Flndiut? Store
AND BEDDING WARE-KOOMS,
Having If E M O V E D lo the new Iron From
Warehouse, No. 223 South MeconJ Mrert,
below Dock, Weal Side, I'll ILI.DELPHIA.
JV OW otVcr lo ther customtirs and ths public
1 ' generally , new and full aaaortineiil of
CABINET HARDWARE & MATERIALS.
Tlu'y invite the attention of the trade to their
stock of Hair beating and Curled Hair, of their
their own manufacture ; Also to a full assort
ment of BEDDINU AND UPHOLSTERY.
Philadelphia, July 3. 1658 ly
COAL! COAL! COAL!
t'roiu the Coal Mount ulu Colliery.
'IHE subscribers, now operating this Colliery,
are prepared to furnish or deliver, at their
wharf, at Northumberland, all sizes cf Coal, from
their mines. 'I bis is a very superior quality of
White Ash Coal, which they are prepared to fur
nish promptly to order.
They are also prepared to furnish ReJ Ash
Coal Irum the Lambert Colliery.
FAHRION4- CLEMENT.
Bunbury, August 88, 1858. tf.
CILVER WATCHES A few double case
English Silver Watches, for sale at very law
Pc4) by . H. B MASHER.
C WAYNE'8 Celebrated Vermifuge or Worm
Killer. Th. best remedy known for ex pell
in Worm. Forslat FISHER'S,
ectober 1, '59.
Iron City Commercial College.
PiTTMiraoii, Pi. rntitsl853
SO STUDENTS ATTENDIKO JANUARY, IMS.
Now the largest and must thoruosh Cnmnmclnl Sehmt
of Ihs t'mtrtl states. Ytiting nun predated ftir actual
rlutles nl the lotinttnif IfiHHn.
J. t:. plinth, A.M. Tiuf. of Uoukksruing aiul Science of
Aeei Mints.
A. T. D'lulhrH, Toucher of Arithmetic and Cutamercial
r'nleuhitioti.
J.A. Ilryilnrlt ami T. C. Jrusint, TracLers ef'B
kveptng.
A. Cowley aud W. A. Miller, Profs, of reninaiiship
S1NUI.K AND DOl'BLE ENTRY BOOK KF.Ff iNO,
As used in every deportment of business
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC RAPID Bl FIN ESS
WRITrNG PETKCTINU COUNTF.RI I IT
MONEY MERCANTILE CORRi:PPV.:ENCE-
COMMERC1AL LAW
Are taught, and all other subjects necessary fur ths success
and through education of a praelieul busmevs man.
it PREMIUMS.
Drawn all the premiama in Pittsbwgli for ths past thrvs
yenis, n'so iu Kaitcru and v esteiu Cities, lor ben wil
ting. Not EMoSivto Woltt.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Students enter at any time No vacation Time unlimi
ted Review at pleasure Graduates assisted in obtaining
titiiaiinns Tuition fur full Cuimnereml Cuursc, aVtf.no
Averaue tuna H to 12 weeks HonrJ, 62 M per week
fuilkaieiy, u uo Entire cost, iGO,00 to 87(1,00
17" Ministers Sons received at half price.
For Card Circnkir Specimens of Business sin) Orns
mentul Wiitiug -inetcse two tmmi, and eddress
K W. JLNKIN?, Piltsbuigli, Pj.
Set.tember 55, Ui8 ty
Citrate of Magnesia
on
TASTELESS SALTS,
preparation is recommended as an ex
cellent laxative and purgative. It operates
mildly, is entirely free from any unpleasant taste
resembling lemonade in llavor, prepared and sold
by A. V. FISHER.
Sunbury, July 17, IH.'.S.
11i:i;K CITH'R VINEGAR.
PI JtF. CIUER VINF.GAR,
PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
By the quart, gallon and barrel, for sale by
M. C. GEARHART.
Sunbory, July 31, I8M.
S1CITH&C0.,
OYSTEll TACKERS.
No. 9 Albemarle strut and Ao. 10 S. Front
strett, Baltimore, Aid.
i 1 1 , i t ........ - .
J M UTT B I'llLKK, 1 UK1S31UI. Ill, 1 A.
RES' AC RANTS supplied at all seasons of j
tl o year with nil the suit water delicacies
foiiu'J in the city markets. j
All erders promptly and faithfully attended to. i
September II, I85e). ly i
MOORE & CAMPION,
-Vu. 2t'.l Smith Sftiund Stmt, 6 doori
alio
PHIIiADELPIHA,
HAVE now on nund the laigcst assortment ol '
iiEt4nir;r i iiixiiiue
Than they have ever had at any previous time,
ami they invite the public to call and examine :
tiieir slock before purcliastiiK. as they feel couli-
dent that their prices will be assullicieiit induce. .
ment lur nil who want good furniture to buy at t
their esttibli.ihiuent.
A larce assortment of Pratt's Rack nnJ Pinion
Dining Extension 'J'ables always on hand, ISprmi! ;
and hair Mattresses furnished at lowest prices. j
Furniture carefully packed and on reasonable i
terms.
Philadelphia, July 81, lflSS. ly
WAYNE'S BORKEI. COR DIAL, a speedy
and elTcctual remedy Ihr Asiatic Cholera l)y
senlery, Diarrhois. No cute no pay. For sale
at PISH EfT.
I)l 1C, 'id.
t fishing Tackle.
- ton and Linen Lii
Red Coik, Grass, Cut-
ilNes, Will Lines Nm lirass
by the yard, Snoods, Flies, Kirliy, Limerick uud
Carlisle Hooks, Rods, Ac, Tor sale by
July 17,'f8. A. V. FISHER.
"iirvrBRE "house.
U. GMlfl Zni,, Proprietor.
f IMHS l -ruenf Ihf larnrst aud hct furmaht-.l H.nrlt . n
1 the West Hinnch. It it ioi-titftl in tlic huiincvi pU,
it Itie tuwii, (it beinp duly i. tcl iu Mntkel Sjuurt; )
Tlir prnpriw.rT n tVh tmiiiwl, in uie ercry exrrtmii to
uiakt tin littv one of tlie brut in lac State ; nti it DiTt-ii
ruiL- imliti't iifiita tor prmnjiH wh j penJ u ttlmrt time m
tmt ui tin most pleawiit uwtt in coutral I'vimaiytviin.s
Clinrct-i very nxnlcruttj
Lcwifcturg, June lit
Market Street, Sunbury Pa.
'YHK subscriber respectfully informs the citi
7.cris of Munbtiry, and tho public generally,
that he has purchased, and will take possession
in the above well known stand on the 1st of
ill iiic a , o nru kiii.vi 11 eianu oil 1,1a ol
. ... , c ii . i tc n't.
A pril next, formerly kept by Mrs. I hompson.
.... ... J , j . I
That he will put the same in complete repair.
In adJitinn he will provide a conveyance to carry
passenger, to and from the different Railroad de
pots, and will leave no ellVrts untried to render
his hotel a desirable stopping place for guests and
travelers.
JOHN LEIStlt,
February 30, 18&8.-
BKOWN'H and Breinig's Esssucu sf Gingci
and Husband's .Magnesia at
July IT, 'fiS. F!inBti'S
SHlTiriTF Jfe "iSAIsI
Wholesale and lUlail Vcakrs in
FOREIGN Ss DOMESTIC
VmTES A1TD LIQTTCP.3,
Mill ttnet, East sidn) Xorth Dam -Uie, I'a.
ri'MI E undersigned would respectfully announce
la their friends and tho public generally,
that they have purchased a very extensive stock
uf Wines and Liquurs direct from the Custom
House, which they oiler to the trade at Philadel
phia piii cs thereby saving freight Ac.
JOHN W. SHERIFF,
J. ss. HALL,
Danville, June 19, 1858. If.
MOUNT VEUN0N HOTEL, '
Second street, Jielow Arch,
PHILADELPHIA PA
rHE above establishment having oeen rcno
-- vated and refurnished, the proprietor assures
the public that a call is only needed, as he guar
enteea lull satisfaction in every case. Terms
1-1 ,25 per dav.
' A. M. HOPKINS, Proprietor.
September 2."), 183rJ. 3m
Stationery. A large supply of fancy Note
Paper and Envelopes, Mourning, Letter,
and Cap Paper, Pens, Ink, Hand, Ac, at
July 17, '58. A. W. FISHER'S.
J. T. Hit OWN, Munufuctuliiiir Jeweller, No Sti Mai
dell l.ane, ofiurs In. stuck, ct'imlsluif; of a nrrnl assort.
ment ol Liesls, Cnnin., Ac, wlnca are ulTered at ths
lowest casli prices, iireut lialactuieiits to country casb
buyeis
UetoLer 9, IK'.S Om.is
J)
U-S'HONG'S Ss. SONS' Superior Burring
Fluid, fur sale at FI&HER'S
Drug ard Chemical Emporium.
Sunbury July 17, 1858.
STOVES
10 R SLE B an excellent second-band Cook'
ing Stove, also eeveral Cylinder Coal
Stoves. Enqurr. at this ollice.
A. J. IlOCKEFELLKit
Vttornen at aw,
Practice, in Northumberland and adjoininr
ouutiea.
Sunbury, November tl, 1857. - if
pORTand MADERIA WINES, Schiedam
- SoUiiappe, Wild Cherry brandy, Ulacklierry
and Lavender brandies fur medicinal purposes at
July 17, 'ii. A. V'.FKJJIER.
& CH2E1CIC AL
flHE onderaigned having received a large and
JL well selected atock uf
Pure Drag! and Chemical,
Dyesttiffs, OiU, Paints, Glass and Putty, ia new
ready to 611 orders at a moments notice.
In connection with the above you will find an
assortment of Fancy Notions, Toilet Articles and
lortumery of all kinds, Tooth, Hair, Nails and
Clothes Brushes of every variety.
Cnstomers will find his stock complete com
prising- many articles it is impossible here lo
enumerate.
REMEMBER the place, next Juor to the Po-1
ple'a One Price Store.
Physicians' Preemptions compounded accurate
ly Slid carefully.
A. W. FISHER.
Sunbary, July 17, IK58.
FURNITURE I FURNITURE 1 !
THE LARGEST 8T0CK EVER OFFERED
IN SUNBURY.
FatilsIoiialle, Cbcn uud rueful
FHE subscriber, long established as a Cabinet
A and Chuir Manufacturer in Sunbory, thank
ful for past favors, solicits a continuance of the
public patronage. His stock of Cabinet-Ware,
Chairs, !,c, embraces
EvrnY VAKiurv, csefil and orna.
ItiE.NTAL
in housekeeping. It is unnecessary to enume
rate, as anything that may be required in his
line can be had at moderate piiccs. Cheap for
Cash, or Country Producetaken in exchange.
Establishment
South Last Corner of Market Square.
L7 Those knowing themselves indebted to
the subscriber would oblige him by making pay
ment. SEBASTIAN HAUPT.
Sunburv, April 4, lf57. tf
''"fhil:p h.'fj?st.
WIIOLKS1LI AtO HtTAIL
Grocery, Wine and liquor Store,
S. K. cor. Walnut and Water Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
DEALERS and families will be promptly
supplied at the lowest prices.
October 4. 1 850 tf
HERRING S SAFE.
AGAIN THE
CHAMPION I 1
The ony !Sate which, in every
instance, preserved their en
tire contents in the late ex
tensive fire.
At the burning ef the A r t i
zan Buildings, April 10th,
and in the GREAT FIRK in
Market streot, May Ut, 1K56,
t the genuino
j HERRING SAFE
Preserved the Jewelry of Geo. V. Simons dr
' l!ro.; Books, Papers, Ac, of Fisher .t Uro.,and
Edward Seamans rV Co., after remaining ex
i posed ill the burning ruins for neirly FORTY
i UOL'KIS, and proving conclusively whit we
have always claimed for them, THEIR GREAT
; SUPERIORITY over all securities now known.
; In theso fires, THE HERRING'S SAFE,
. standing side by siJe with those advertised as
"warranted lo stand 10 per cent, more fire than
! Herring's," came forth the ACKNOWLEDGED
! VICTOR, not onlv preserving their contents in
I EXCELLENT order, but being in themselves
' in a condition to go throngh another ordeal,
white the boasted ' Salamanders" of other ma
kcrs were badly used up in everv instance, end
in some cases their entire contents coihplctsl
destroy J.
To the public he would simply say, that, du
ling the fonrteen years the HERRING'S SAFE :
has been before them, more than two hundred J
have passed through accidental tires without the !
occurrence of a single loss. j
We would, therefore, CAUTION purchasers,
against the misrepresentation of interested par
ties. The HERRING'S PATENT is the only t
FIRE PROOF SAFE made in this city, which 1
is protected by a PATENT RIGHT, end we j
will guarantee it to resist uiore then double the j
amount of heat of any other Safe now known.
Fun t'I, Herring & Co.,
Sole Manufacturers !ii this State of j
"Herring's Patent Champion Safes,"
31 Walnut Ft., l'hilada.
VU" "Evans A Vulm:i' Improved Salaman
ders," "Oliver Evans'," "C S. Gayler's," and
"Scott's Aliselos," Iron Chests, (a large assort
ment having teen taken in part payment for
"Herring's,") will bo sold at low prices.
Philadelphia, July 10, 1N58. ly
Saddle and Harness Maker
HENRY HAUPT, Jit.
EESECTFI LLY informs the
ritizeiid nf Snnburv ami tbe null.
t lie geueiully, that lie lias taken
the shop occupied by Bright and
, , . . u . ,.,,.. .
! Beck, one door east ot H. f'aupt s (. abinet Mi-
I, , , , . . ,
Lur . iaii tulmrA hrt rir'iii rj-.l tn turn rtut unrt
ker shop where he is prepared to turn cut work
in his line of business riimil to any made in this
section of the country. Orders promptly execu
ted and all kinds of produce taken in Exchange
tSunbury, March 21), 13.'iS. ly
ASIIINGT0N HOUSE
w. A. 'OVi:T, I'roprietor,
STJlSTBUR-iT, FA.,
'PIIE proprietor respectfully informs his friends
and the public, generally, that he is repairing
and renovating the "Washington House," so as
to entertain both transient and permanent visitors
lu a suitable and comfortable manner.
Thankful lor the patronage extended to his
father, he respectfully solicits the continuance of
thesanv.. H will take charge ol the "Wash
ington House" on the first day of April, next.
Ho will have an Omnibus running to the
different Railroad Depots for the accommodation
of Passengers, free of charge.
W. A. COVERT.
Sunbury, March 50, 1R5,
WAYNE'S COMP'D SVRUP OF WILD
CHERRY, an excellent article lor Coughs,
Coids, A.c. For sale only at FISHER'S.
Nuiibury, Oct. 2, 1K58.
SADELRY AND HARNESS MAKING.
"IHE subscribers respectfully inform tha citi
tens of Sunbury and vicinity that they have
commenced the above business a few dooraebove
tho Post Office, Market Square, Sunbury, Pa.
Work of all kinds in their line of business will
be done promptly and neatly on the most rea
sonable terms. CLEMENT 5t. OYSTER
February 13. 1858.
rariucru Look to lour Interest.
X-IlvTE 1 1 1
"piIE .udscriber respectfully informa the far
and the public genorally, that he has
leased the lime kilns of Ira T. Clement in Sun
bury, and that he has always on hand, and is
ready to supply a good quality of lime to all who
may want for building or farming purposes.
He has also a kiln at Reefer's crossings mile,
from Sunbury, or two from Snvdertown.
All kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange.
GEO. W. STROH.
Snnbtory, Dec. 21, 1857.
GEORGE niLL,
-TTOE.1TET AT LAW.
SXJJMBXJJHY, PA.,
RESPECTFULLY informa the public and
hia friends generally, that he has removed
to Sunbury, and baa opened a law otlic. at hi
residence, in Market square. Hia acquaintance
with th. English and German enable, him to
transact business iu both language..
April 10, 1858. ly
rpobacCO and Begars. 20,000. Imported
-- Sugar, of various brand. Eldorado, Fig,
Cavendish and lias cut tobacco al
A. W. riSHER'S.
imbury, July 17, 1I5,
ISAAC M.AVILKEIISON,
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of the most Fashionable Stvle
Sofas, Divan and l.oiuiirea
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards
SOFA, BREAKFAST AND l)INIQ TAB? Rll
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, '.qua. ,1,.
Jelplna manufacture.
BEDBTEAD.S, of everv ttt.,n i
cupboards, won! Xnc TcandlP'
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES
In short ! .i .. . . '
rn,,; ' ""n" "'"or hi. busines,
sortment of every quality ,nd price Jf
VAniXET-WAItii
which cannot fail to recommend itself to,,-.,.
who will examine It, on account of V. ZtZ
workmanship and splendid finish, made up of
best jock tot. had in the city. No effort
spared m the manufacture of hi', ware, ." j the
snbsenbe, ,. determined ,0 koep up'wth.h.
made. mW"mmt wlli constantly VinJ
ufH. also, manufacture , kinds .nd.in.liti(!,
CIIAIKS.
ind (.'run MirwO.ru,. a"d W...
CHAIRS, rk,tt PU1U 4" . hi
of the latest styles, and SXVutSX
by none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere
1 he subscriber is determined that there .!,.!
be no excuse for person, to purchase furniture in
the cities, ..every confidence can be eutertainc?
CWi ' C"Uh f ,,U "aru au
These irliclv. will he disposed of on is gooi
term as they can be p'trcWj elsewhere. Ceun!
try produce taken in payment for work
- UNDERTAKING. -Having providcj
a handsome Htinse, he is now prepared fur
Lndertaking, and attending funerals, in this vi-
cinity, or at any convenient distance from this
place
The Ware Rom is in Fswn Street be
low Weaver's Hotel. '
He has also purchased the riiiht of manufac
turing and selling in Northumberland countv,
Gould's patent Excelsoir Sj.ring Keil, which h.
will furnish at reasonable rates. Springs put iii
eld bedstead far three dollars.
is. AC M. WILKEKSON".
Sunbury, April IS, 1K.17 tf.
LANCASTER COLLIERY FOR SALE'
Imimrtant to Coal Operatoi .
riMIE nndersigneil Lossees of the "Lancaster
Colliery," near Shamokln, Nor'.h'juibcrltnid
county, Pennsvlv.inia, wMiing to retire fr.m the
business, oirt-r for sale the Lease and Fixtures
of sb id Colliery, on satisfactoiy terms. This
Colliery has I' ien in operation since 18j, and
has been sucrcaslul beyond expectation. Tim
Coal is a superior articles for all i.rs to which
Anthracite isapplied, and a gooil ninrket has Ikbu
rstahlished, which run I e much .(tended. The
Breaker and Fixtures arc ul ilm tuy Wnt char
acter and will recommend tbemsrlves lo persons
aciiiai;iti.d with the business.
The Lease runs lo January 1, ISM, au(J a
favorable one for the operator.
For further information apply at the Collieiv
I in person, or by letter to Shamokin, P. O., Nyr
j thuinberlaiid county, Per.nsv Ivnnia.
COCHRAN, PEAEE AGO.
February It, ISifi. If
j 41 OLD TENS with and without eases, ef a
"J vsry superior quality, just roceived.
I , Alu" " lrl si'pply of "W r.tiriir Fluid, for a
l' H. II. M.Vx.SEK.
i Kinihiirv. l)rc. 27. 1K50-
WllOLtSlLll AK1I RtTAIL
SOOT STOKE,
10 South Ihurth S.t, above Che.mnt, J'.i'a.
HTROOTS, Shoes, Gaiters, Ac., promptlv ma.lri
US to order in the very lust style, and of ths
best material.
Philadelphia. May S, I 7.
DANVILLE HOTEL!
JOI-JIJNJ- DEEN, JR.,
Market Strut, lhvu il.'e, I'a,
rwnt r .i i .
. . ' mm ui me laren anil moil commi-
.lir.., I.
w.-.ur, iMiii-i:, in uin i iierivir 01 rvnn. m.i..
it
has been reeenll lilted mm. in ir.,i..ri -.1.,
with all l he modern convenience.
Ihuivillei!, .s,.pt. 'i'i, l)ir,5.
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL.
POTT.sVII.LE, PA.
rIIIE subscriber respectfully announces to Vs
"Id frieliJs and the public, that he has taken
that old and well known establishment, tin
White '.Ilorso Hotel.
At the corner of Centre nnJ Mahantogn st.-., ui
the Borough of Puitsvilie. The house ha.,',, !
ecntly been very much enlarged and ol.'.n wise
improved, rendering it quite as comfortable us
any other Hotel in Schuylkill counh !:
tho slublesare luige, in good condition', and at
tend by careful, attentive, prudent hosthrs.
'I'o travellers and others who may slop at I. a
house, he promises every attention calculated i.;
render thcin comfortable and satisfied.
JOS. M. FKGEK.
April S, lS.'f.- If
ER rLATEE-WAK;.
vxMriiTciini r
,f V O . .11 K A ED ii SONS,
'IMI b oldest Electro Plater in the United -Siair-s,
manufactures of every vaiietv of Goo !,
plated with pure silver. Albuta, Brittaiiia and
Steele '
Tea Petts, Urns, Waiters, Casters, Cake Bas
kets, Pitcher., Goblets, Communion r-Yrvice,
Spoons, Fork., Knives, &r. All goods warrant
ed as represented.
North East corner 9th and Chesnut st eel.
Philadelphia, Peiiiu.
May 8, 1858. ly
lLANK Parchment Paper Deeds and b.'ai.k
Mortgages, Bonds, Executions, Summons,
Ac, for sale b 11. B. MASsKfi.
Sunbury .April 26,1858
pORT MONAIES, Tooth and Hair
all qualities, and any quanti r.'for si
llrusho
ale by
A. W,
FlslIEK.
July 17, 58.
J A TENT IiKITTANIA SToPl'EKS
bar bottles for sale hy
H. B MASKER.
Sunbury, Jnly I!. IMftd.
FOR IFtEISTT.
riHE Store Room in Market street, lorinerlv
X occupied by P. W. Gray. A pply to the ex
eciitors of H. Masser, deceased.
April IT IS.
P. MELANCHT0N SHIN DEL,
Jisrin: or Tin: PEitt,
BUNBURY, PA.
Orfice 111 Ieer Street, immediately oj fosite the
1'vlilic School House.
All business promptly attended to. Moniec
collected and all ordinary writings Joue.
Sunbury, April 25. 1857. tf
TDURE CONCENTRATED LYE ORSA
1 PONIFIER, for sale at FI11ER'S Drug
Store. Price 20 els.
ajATCHOULY, JOCKEY CLUB. SPRING
1 FLOWERS. Ac. of the best ouality : a
fresh supply just received
Drug Store of
Suubery, July IT, 18.8,
and for sal. at th.
A. W. FISHER.
HENltY D0NNEL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ojfic opposite the Court House,
Sunbury, Northumberland County Ta.
Pi.inpt attention to busmess in djoiiiiiij
vountic-.