THE I'll m IDE IT KI.KVf
VJMA.
IN PKXN1YL-
fpeech of jlr. Lincoln to the People of
Allegheny Count;.
Ii rn nn no, Feb: 15.
The weather this miming opened iniipi
rinnsly, heavy rain fulling up to eight o'clork,
when it subsided. During tha mr.rnino; Mr.
Lincoln ai watted upon by the Pittsburg
Councils in body, inj many visiters culling to
pay their respects.
In accordance with Mr. Lincoln's invitation to
the people of Allegheny county Inst night, n large
rrowd gathered this morning in the vicinity of
the Monnngnhcla Home tn hear his speech on the
peculiar ivtcrrst of the. country. When hew-as
inlroiluccd and advanced to the tailing of the
conv.he was greeted with vociferous cheering.
Mr. Lincoln then addressed the assemblage a
follow :
Mayor Wilson, and citizen of Pennsylvania
I most cordially thank hi Honor, Mavor Wilson
ano ine ruiien. ot Pittsburg generally, lor this
lh.tt.ring rliceptton. It is the more grateful ho- i
cause I know that while it is not ttiven me alone
Wit to the ennse I represent, yet it is Eivm under
circumstances that clearly prove me that there is ;
WHid will and sincere fiwlina- at the bottom of It. :
ns ., ,
ill , . L., ,
And here I may remark, that in every ahor
address I have made to the people, in every crowd j
through which I have passed nf late, some allu. j
sioti has been made to the present distracted state
il the country. j
It is naturally expected that I should say some- .
thine upon this subject; but if I touch upon it at j
nil it would involve and elaborate discussion, j
The Rreat number of the question and clrcnm- j
stances would require more time than I can at ,
pri'sont command, and I would perhaps nnneccs-
Mrily commit myself upon matters that have not
rt fully developed themselves. (Immen'--c
i heeling and cries of '-fiood." "Thaf's licht-")
The condition of the country is an etraon!i
T-nrv otir. on.l Till tltr mind nf evprv patriot With
tinxii-lv and solicitude. My intention is to B"e i
ibis subject all the consideration that I possibly
..i I.,.r,.r F .r...L r.,lt .n,l drlitiitelv iii reeard
l,. it. (Cheers. So that when I do sjwak I i
mnv be ns nearly rich! as possible, (l.oud and .
combined applause
When I doH?ak, I hope I will say nothing in
opposition lo the spirit of the Constitution, or
emit rarv to the integrity of the I'nion, or which
will prove inimical lo the liberties of the people
r 10 the peace of the w hole country. (Vocifer
uis applause.) And furthermore, when the time
orrives lor me to speak on this creat sunjcei. 1
hope I will say nothing to disappoint the people ,
I'enerallv throughout the country, csiiecmllv il
their expectations have been based upon anything
which I may have heretofore said. (Applause)
Notwilstanding the troubles across the river,
(the speaker pointing southwardly to the Motion-pain-la
ami smiling.) theie is really no crisis, ex.
ccpt an artificial one. (Laughter and applause.
Wbnt is there now to warrant the condition of
n flair presented bv our own friends over the
river ! Take even their own view of the ques
tions invdvei', there is notbiue tojustilv the
course thry arc pursuing. (A voice "That's
so.")
I repeat, then, that there is no crisis, excepting
-uich a one as mav begotten up at any time by
turbulent men. aided bv designing politicians.
Mv advice, then, under the circumstances, is to
keep cool- II" the great American people only
keep thrir temper on both sides of the line, these
troubles will come to an end, snd the question
tbst now distract the country will be settled just
as surelv as all other dillicultie ofa like charac
ter, which hive originated in the tiovernment.
have been adjusted. Let the people on both
sides keep their self-possession, nnd just as other
clouds have cleared in due time, sn will thi. and
tliis. gr-at nation continue In prosper as heretofore,
(l.oud applause.) Hut fellow citizen, I have
spoken longer 011 tiiis subject than I intended in
the outset. (Cries of "Uo on, goon") I shall
s.iv no more at present.
l'clauv citizens, a this is the first opportunity
1 have bad to address a Pennsylvania assomblage
It seems a fitting time to indnlue ill a few remark
on the important question of the tariff, a subject
ofcreat niacniliide, and one attended with many
ililliculties, inving to the ureal variety ol interests
involved. So lo,, as taxation the support of
I A I inniit ib lint rosnr d.l ,1 n luriif ICE
l ecessarv. A Inrill is to Ine itnvernmeni wnai
loent is to a family ; but while this is odmitted, il
still l i comes necessary to modify or change its
iqieratioiis. according as new interests or new
ircunistnnces arise. So far, there is little dilVer
ence of opinions unions politicians, but the ques
tion as to how far imposts ma be adjusted for
1 lt prelection of home industry, give rise to
numerous views and objection. 1 must confess
tlial I do not understand thesubject in all its
niiil'ifi'rni bearings, but I promise you that I will
liive it mv closest attention, anj endeavor to com
prebend il more fully. And here I may remark
ilint the Chicitro platform contninsa plank upon
il, is subject, which I think should he regarded a
a law for the iocoioinc Administration Im
mense demonstrations of applause. Ill fact this
one
estion, as well as nil oilier subject eniboilieil
, innt pni.i.o-tn. snouo. ..... oh ...in,
1 , 1 .. . . 1 :. I f ...I,...
we cavr tur people 10 u, oersia, ., won, , n.
vl ywl,enweol,. ltbeir votes rConlinued
upplmsf. Pent me. fellow riti.eas. lo read
the Inrill' plank of the (Chicago platform, or rather
have it read in your hearing, by one wlio lias
11 rca.i in your nrarinij, oj ....
.miiioi'. ivr. limn I have.
Mr. I.incobi's private secretary then read sec
tion tw. Ilib oi the Chicago platform as follows:
'That while providing revenue for the support of
,l,e General Government bv duties upon imports,
souod policy requires such an adjustment of these
. o, pons as may encourace the development of
the industrious interest of the whole country ;
..id we commend the policy of national exchan
ge, which secure to the woikingmen liberal
was., to agriculture remunerating prices, to
mechanic and manufacturer an adequate
reward for their skill, labor and enterprise, and
to ibe nation commercial prosperity and indepen
dence." Mr. l.tncoln continued : Now. I must
confess that there nr shades of difference in
i-nnMrnint! even this platform, bnt 1 am not
.. . . , .1:T -
,K.w intomling to discuss ineso ... iiereocee,
l-it merely to eve yon some general loea o.
tho subject. 1 have long thought that if
thero bo tiny article of necessity which caa bo
produced nt home, with as little, or nearly
tho sumo labor ns abroad, it would he better
in protect thut article of labor at its trno
htundard of value. If a bar of iron pot Out
if tho mioes of F.n(j;lnnd, and a bnr of iron,
token from the mines io Pennsylvania, can bn
produced nt tho same cost, it follows that if
the F.rglish bar be shipped from Manchester
1o I'ittsburp, and the American bar from
Pittsburg to Manchester, the cost of carriage
is appreciably lost. I.auphter. If we bad
no iron bere. then we should encourage the
(.hipment from a foreign country. This
brines us back to the first proposition, thnt
if any article can be prodoced at home with
nearly the same cost as abroad, the carriage
is lost labor. The treasury of the nation is
in inch a low condition at present thnt this
subject now demands the attention of Con-
cress and will demand the immediate coDsid-
eratinn of the new Administration, ibe
tari!T bill tin before Congress may or may
not pass at the present session. 1 confess I
do uot understand the precise provision of
this bill. 1 do not know whether it can be
passed by the present Congress or not. It
tnay or may not become the law ol tbe land,
liut if it doPi P- ,h be ,n eod of lhe
matter until a modification can be afected,
nhould that be deemed necessary. If it doe
not pass, and the latest advices I bave are to
the effect that is still pending, the next Con
pr'Si will have to give it tbe earliest atten
tion. According to my political education,
I am inclined to believe that the people in
tbe various sections of tbe country sbonld
have their own views carried out through
their representative, la Congress. If tbe
consideration or tbe tariff bill should be
postponed nntil tbe neit session of tbe Na
tional Legislature, 110 subjeet should engage
your representatives more closely than thut
..r tbo lariir. If I have any recommendation
to make, it will be tbat every ma who is
cull, d upon l serve the people iu rcprcsen
t at, e capacity llould ktU'l the whale tub
joct UiornnehW. r 1 intend to do mvi If. '
I looking to tlin Varied interests of the coinmnr,
country, sit tint wh.n tho limit for nilinu
arrives to advocate that, protection run) be
extended to the coal and iron of Pennsylva
nia, the corn of Illinois, and the reapers of
Chicago. IVrnut nm to express the hope
that this Important subject may receive such
consideration at tho bauds of your repr sen
tatives that tho interests that do part of the
country may be overlooked, but that alt sec
tions may share in the benefits of a just end
equitablo tar id. Applause. But 1 am
tresspassing upon your patience, cries of
"no, no," "go on," "we'll listen." end must
bring my remarks to o close. Thanking you
most cordially for the kind reception yoo have
extended to me, 1 bid you all adieu. En
thusiastic applause.
At the conclusion of tho spwch, immediate
arrangements were mode for leaving the
hotel, which occupied considerable time, io
consequence of the density of the crowd.
I he procession then moved through several
Mree,8i ,no rooto 1(ejn(t hortened, owing; to
tln pr(,Tj00fl uUv. On arriving at tho
riopoli tu(, ,;,, mosg , waiting wftg Bmost
jm np(ra),e The entnll8Mrjl manifested
PXCeeiv(l anything- ever before witnessed- In
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New Advertisements.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
HV virtue of sundry writs of Yen; lCjpnnn.
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
j nl jNnrthmnlH'riand County, Pa., and to me di
. rected, will he exposed to Public Sale, at the
i Court lloiii-e, in the Borough of Sunbury, on
! MOMIA V, the I llh iluv ol March next, ut 10
o'clock, A. M., the following described property,
I to wit :
A certain lot of eround, situato in the borough
,,f Sunbury, Northumberland county, and Slate
f Pennsylvania, numbered 21 in the general
plan of said town, and bounded and dessyihed as
follows, to wit on Ilia north by Shamokin street,
smith by an ulley, east ny a lot ul Seuastian
II UUI'li HI 111 WfH 1'V ' sv-1 Mliril, till in IK
about J of an acre, whereon arc erected a luro
two-story stone dwelling iiuusc, Kitchen, xtahlc
and other out buildings.
A Ism : all the defendant's interest in lot num
ber 31. situate in the borough of Sunbury afore
said, and bounded and dctctihed as follows to
wil : north by Shamokin street, east by lot No,
3. south by an alley, mid west by Kawn street,
containing about 1 of an acre, whereon arc erect
ed a two story frame house nnd kitchen, (now
occupied by Charles Weaver as a Hotel) a large
stable and other out buildings.
Also; a certain tract or parcel of lnnd, called
"Uarnluiia Island" situate in the river Pusquo. I
hanna, and county aforesaid, opposite the mouth '
of IVnns Creek in Snyder County, containing 7 j
acres and IIS perches of excellent tillable land. I
a 1... . .1 sivil. ort nf .11 iht
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ci'iiaoi tract, 01 p.iiii;i lui.n, huib m. ,
i,.wn,bii, r tv ...d Slate aforesaid, surveyed
111 the name ot Jolin uraiiy, con mining i.id
acres and 4!l pbrches of cohI land, (being a part
of a laruer tract of land) and bounded und des-
cribeil as follows, to wit : on the north by land
sinxeycdto l.udwig ti.iss, cast by lands of Henry
Masser, dee'd., 011 the south by land surveyed to
Samuel Clark, and 011 the west by Shamokin
creek, whereon is erected a large coal hreuker,
wiih steam engine and hoisting apparatus, a
Iwn-story frame dwelling houe, three double
I J story frame dwelling houses, a blacksmith
shop, two frame tlatlcs, and other improve
nieiiis for the. mining of coal, there being tiro
xi-( c! in. nf emit entl upim the truct it
t-.i'1'i Hi nt iriirl'iui onlrr.
Also; 'he one undivided sixth part of the
surface rii;lit of, und in all tliose certain lots of
ground, situate in the town of Shamokin, county
and Slate aforesaid, on the last above described
tract ol land, and numbered in the plan of said
town, numbers 3C7, 3tiS. :tr,!l, :no 373, 37,
37!), 3?, 377, 37H, 3? J 3M und 3d I, contain
ing about one eight of an acre each.
Also; the one sixth port of all that triangular
lot; situate between the aforesaid lot number
ni.j 1 .1... w..i 1 u....... i.. ; tl.A ..lHn
;
' B
ucre.
Also; all that certain messuage and tract of
land, situate ill Coul township nforesaid, being
puit of a larger tract of land surveyed on a war
1 rant in the name of John Ursdy , containing 100
. ucres mitt allowance, bounded und descrilied as
ln!o vs, to wil : on the north by l.udwig Gas,
c ist by bun) of Win. 1,. Dewart, south by land-.
! ol'Siiiiiiiel I 'laike, and west by lands ol Henry
! Masser, ilec'd, and on which are opened two j
I ttirire rstrix r-j'cmil, uotf hi iu;i worked. !
Alio, the sui lace right of tilt- lollowing des- I
cribed lots of ground laid out upon the said lust !
mentioned tract of laud, situate in the town of
Miamokiii, and county and Stale aforesaid, and
' in the plan of said town with the numbers Sftfi,
i a.'i7, v.os, a .v.i, ami, at; i, v;fi-j, 203, sot, 205,
i -:t;n, 207. sun, ana, 2; 4, 2',:), 27 277, 2u,
2'JU2UI, iiti'i, 2N7, 2'JS S'J'J, and 3110, contuiti.
in M,out ne ciRlt of an aero each
A messnago nnd tract of
lmvnshi,. aforesaid, being
, ,'.., . . .
.of John liruily. coiitiiiuing .r)0 acres audfllow-
i,...i...i .i .i..,....!....! u .,U,. ... .1
I .' . ,
on the north by land of l.udwig Gusa, east by
iuud surveyed ill the name of Duke Fuller, south
j by land of Samuel Wetherill, and west by the
j above described truct of Will D. Dewnrt. Ul'un
'which tm cfinnoi' cuul are opened, und nnic
I in wni liny order.
1 Also, the surluce riuht to all the following des-
j cribed lots of ground laid out upon the last men.
turned tracts of laud, and situate in the town of
j Shainokii. aforesaid, and marked in the plan of
I suid town, with the numbers, 2n5, 254 2f:i. "i-".
251, 250, 3lllj, U07, U0H, UU'J. 310, 311, 312,
I 313,314. 315. 31li, JI7, 22, 323, 324 325,
I J'iO. 331. 3:2. 31. :i;:5. 23ti, :t37, ajS, 3411
1 311. 312. .113. 341. 315. 31G.317.34ti. 31!l. 3511
H51, :i,2, 353, 354, 355, .150, 357, 350. 359,
' 300, .16 1 ,302, containing about one eighth of
; ul, acrc i.ath,
I
; Also, all Ibal certain .nessuneo and tract ol
Also, all that certain inessuago
land, situate in Coal township, a'ore.said, being
purl of a larger tract of laud surveyed in the
narr.e of John I) rail v, containing 175, acres,
stiict measure, bounded on the north by lands of
Martin Gas, 011 the east by Uud of l'urdy and
Dewart, (now l'urdy.) on the south by lands of
Thomas Hamilton, and on the west by lands of
William . y.rady, 011 which are opcucd two
lnrie viim of ami.
Also ; the undivided half of a certain Iract of
land, situate in Cual township aforesaid, survey
ed in the name of Williuin 1' Urudy, containing
444 acres, bounded and described as follow, to
wit : on the north by land of Martin Gass. east
by lands of John Urady, south by lands of Tho.
mag Hamilton and P.slher Kramer.west by lands
of M. E. l.evcrson and Jebn Iloyd, being a val
uable tract of coal land-
Also ; the undivided third part of all that cer
tain tract of laud situate in Coul township afore
said, surveyed in lhe name of Johh Uoyd, con-
tain.ng 444 J acres,
1 follows, to wit : on t!
bounded and described a
the north by land of Thomas
Hamilton, (old survey.) on the east by land of
William I". Urady, 011 the nouin ly laiuis 01 ai.
P. Deverson and Prederick Kramer, and on the
west bv lands of Matbias Zimmerman, being a
vuluable tract of coal laud.
Also 1 the undivided ninth part of all that cer
tain tract of Inn J situate in Coal township afore
said surveyed in the name of Thomas Hamilton,
containing 412 seres and allowance, bounded on
the north by lands of William P. Urady and
John lirady, east by land of Samuel Clark, south
by lands of John Carson and p.slher Kramer,
and west by Und of William i. lirady, 011
w hkhacouJ n-ii hat been opened.
Also ; the undivided half part of a.l that certain
tract of laud, situate iu Ditlle Mahanuy lowusbip,
county and State afoiesuld, surveyed in Hie
name of Joseph Lyon, containing HO acres,
bounded and described as follows : on the north
by Uud of John Dunkleberger, east by land of
Frederick JUes, soulh. by lands ol Frederick
Dunkleberger and west by the Gap, upon which
a coul nia 11 "pond.
i4lo; lhe ui..lii b ' b"if I"" of " ,hl
certain tract U I - ' " ' ou-h.p.
roui.lv .fi:. -I i lum-
Parron. ir.. containing 4 !0 acres and allowance,
bounded on the noith by land of T. Hewil, on
the cast hy hinds of Wtllinm Hcnsnn and ltobcrt
Krwin, on the south by land of Urodio. and went
by hinds of A. Housing.
Also jail that certain tract of land, surveyed
in the mime of Ilobert Krwin, situate In Point
township aforesaid, containing 4 13 J acre boun
ded on the north by land of William Benson, on
the east by lands of E. Uranhaui, on the outh
by H. Kurtz, and on the west by land of John
Barron, jr.
Also j all that certain tract of land surveyed
in tho name of Kbcnezor Branham, situate in
Point township aforesaid, containing 430 acre
bounded on the north by land of John David,
east by land of Andrew Epplo, South and west
by Robert Krwin. .
Also; all that certain tract of land surveyed
in the name of Andrew Epple. situate
Point township aforesaid, cantaioing 430 acres,
bounded on the north by lands of David Jackson
east by lands of John Service, south and west by
Kbenozer Branham. .
Also, all that certain tract of land surveyed
in tho name of John Service, situate in
Point township aforesaid, continninR 4.-I
seres, boarded on the north by land ol
Dayii! Jackson, cast by land of J. I horn
croft, south by lands of , and weft by
l.m.lo i,r Andrew Kntile). The last line tracts
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0r LtltVI tllltive ttC5t l l.l' Wfilumi'
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Alsoull tlio followinir described lots or
: parcels of ground, situate in the town of
. Mount Caruiel, in the township of Mount
Curmrl, county und Statu nforesaid, to wit :
I lot number 1 . marked in tho plan of said town
! as Depot J.nt block number 5 in said town,
. situate on Shatnnkin Valley Bnilroad block
number 10 in said ti.wn also lots numbers
1 and in block number 19 also lots nurn
, bcrs .1, 4, and 24, in block number 20 also
lots numbers :t and 4 in block number 22
: also lots numbers 1. Jl. 23 und 24 iti block
: number 2.'l also lots numbers 14, 1;, 1C. 21
' and 25 in block number 2 I olso lots numbers
' 3. 4, ft, 12. 13, 14. IS, 1C, 17. in block number
2.") nlso lots numbers 2, 3, 13, 19 und 2D. in
block number 2ti also lots numbers I, I. a
4, j block ntinilier '2'J also lots nuuibors 18,
iii block number 31 also lots numbers
4, :", 1H ond 19, in block Dumber 32 also lot
number 2, in block number 33 -also lots
numbers 1. 2, 9, 10. 22 and 23, io block num
ber 34 also lots numbers ". C, and a blank
spuco of ground, in block number 38 also
lots numbers 3, 4, 11. 12. 1, 3, 19 and 20, in
block number 39 also the undivided fourth
part of oil thorn certain lots of ground in
said town number 1. 2, 3, 4. 5, nnd C, in
block number -1 1, whereon is erected a steuin
saw mill, and other improvements olso lots
numbers 7. 8. U III. 11 and 20, in block num
ber 41 nlso lots numbers 1, 7 nnd 8, in block
number 42 ulso lots numbers 3 und 4, in block
number 43 also lots numbers 11, 12, 13, 11,
unuim r 10 uiso i
" U ' M'" ;
b,''',,. , J- -
imber 4." nlso lots noin-
and 13, in block num-
. ... , . t . 1 1 1 .-. 1 117
"r 4U-uiso loisuiimoers 11, n o.. . ..
in block number 49 ulso lots numbers 1,2,
, . r 1. 1 1
8. 18 and 19, in block number M-also lots
numbers 9 10 am; II, in block uumber M
1 also lots numbers lli, 17, 13, 23 and 21, in
! block number Til also lots numbers 5, 6, 7, 1
: . 9, 12, 13, 2" und 2fi. in block number j.")
i also lot number 1. in block number ;"' also!
lots numbers (i, 7, S, 11, 12 and 13, in block
! number "18 al.so lots numbers 4, 0, 8. 9, III, 1
i 17, 18, 19,2." and 20. in block number S9 !
j nlso lots numbers IS, 23 and 24. in block
; number GO nlso lots numbers 2, 3. G. 7 uud '
' 8, in block number fil nlso lots numbers 8 )
I und 9, in block number G2 ulso lots friutiiber :
; 4, ;". 13, 14 and l.'i, in block number 03 also '
. lots numbers II nnd 12. in block number 0t :
j ulso lots numbers 10, 11 21, 22, orjd23, in ;
1 block number G7 and nlso lots numbers 3
j and 4, nnd 9 nnd 10, 111 block tiumbor OS. '
! Sei.ed, tuken in execution und to sold 1
as the properly of William l. Itewart.
DAVID WADDKON, SheriiV. j
Sherifl's Ollice, )
Sunbury. Feb., 10, I8C1. j (
TO
IIGHTY T1IOI SAM) HAKKF.I.S POL D-
KETTK, made by the l.odi Manufacturing
Co., for sale in lots lo suit purchasers. This is,
the Cheapest Fertilizer in maiket. $3 worth
will maiiuru nn acre of corn, will increase the '
crop from one. third to one-half, and will ripen the
crop two week earlier, uud. unlike guano.
neither injure the seed nor laud. A pamphlet, I
with satisfactory evidence and full particulars, !
will be sent 1; rat is to any one sending address to
l.ODl M AM FACTLRING CD.. !
130 South Wharves, Philadelphia. ;
Pebuai y. r,. 101. I Ot. i
TO .41-1, THOSE 1111 1 I
1
Farms, Parks or Gardens, j
IN CF.NTRAI, PENNSYLVANIA. I
A inre ch;nict ta ihv nlPirtlti! to nltct iiml itrder
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
V me. HhuMkm . Ac.,frm tin crtf l.rtitrt Cliivor Slrect
iNurneuci l.n';ittil at Uorliestcr, New Yoik.
.MchMK, .nootti:, itito 1 limits,
PROPRIETORS
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livels ol" Niilnre lout the le:oilil'nl,:.nil jimtly celet.raleil
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Winch will he I'uruiklieil you, through our l.snl iii-iiim ;
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I.I) I1il.1t.
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MKAUVILLK, TA.
Or JOIIX II JCM-.S.
A10-.il hr Norlltumtierlaiiil eouaty.
KEFEKENCE8:
Ho... KII-K.-l:ll lillirpiN. lloclHSter, N. V.
Hon. JOHN (i AI.IIIt AI'l-ll. Krie. I'a.
ol. J II JutlNSON. MeuiL il.'c, I'a.
l-'.-bruaiy -V, l-ill '-in
List of Unclaimed Deposites
I EM AIN'IXt! in the Dank of Northumhcr-
land fur -.hrec year and upwards. January
Hit. I.
1st,
Thomas Jutler,
William H. Davis,
Philip Freediiian,
J. (i rati us Co.,
Wm. K nuns,
II. P. Graves,
James Dowry,
Win. Pule,
1). W. Wood.
Gideon M. York,
$130 00
JO (III
100 (III
in :h
11 -i-i
So 00
40 (10
.SO (III
as u2
correct and true c.
I certitv the above to be
count to the best of inv knowledge and belief.
J. 11. PHIKSTI.EY, Cashier,
tiworii and subscribed before me
Jouh Cakk, j. r.
Northumberland, pcb. S, Ifcbl. 4t
J A M E S B A It li E 11 ' S
W IIUI.RSA1.R AM) RKTA1I.
CLOCK ESTABLISHMENT,
S. li. Corner .SVrom and Chestnut (.,
l'liilatlelplila.
AOKXCY fortliel'ATKM i:iJl'Al.iy.lNOTHIItTY
DA V I'l.l'CKS, a very dew.ublr arliclu lor Caureh
cs, liolels, lisuks, 1'iuiilltig lluuses. Parlors. Au.
Also, Mauulselursrol FINK UULU l'K.S.
l'I.M:ks rsi.re(l anil wurnu.trd.
-ock TrimuiJiip .J every des!ription.
Vu.Uidrl.ilua, Juin.arjr 111, lMil.--3y
diiyTjooiTs-
IRII.NtJ & (KANT, at the Mammoth Store
hava this day, January 21th, received and
opened another fre.h supply of DUY GOODS
and Motion.
Hunbu.y, January S6, 1861.
WI N DOV8 H A DES. A very" fine T and
cheap assortment, just lereived by Kail-
roud from New York, at the Mammoth store of
I'.il.ii A Gisi.t. We have also for sale IS. S.
I o .V I V. rrlrbraied Pairiil J'.iijuluin
. ... . I'n'iji' -.
COMMERCIAL NURSERIES,
H.E. HOOKER, &CO,.
IJoi iikstkh, N. Y
J011NW. IHCHEn, Local A gent, Sunbury
Pa.
t lho subscriber, having been appointed local
JL Agent for the salo of Fruit trees, plants,
vines, &c, of one id' the most reliable Nurseries,
calls the attention cf all who want choice fruit to
this method, as more ccitam than by obtaining
them through traveling agents. Among those
described in the Catalogue ara. Dwarf Pear
Trees, of the age for transplanting, remarkably
fine.
Dwarf Apple Trees, on Paradise Stocks, ma
king beautiful little tree for the garden, and pro
ducing remarkably fine specimens of fruit in a
very short time.
Dwaif Cherry Trees, budded on Mahaleb
Stocks, handsome trees.
Standard Apple, Pear and Cherry Tree, very
fine, with a large list of vaiieties.
Peach, Plum, Nectarine and Apricot Trees.
(iooselierry, Blackberry and Strawberry Plants
all of thfl finest kinds.
Currants, many new and improved varieties,
such as Cherry, White Grape, hi to (lundouin,
lied Grape, Victoria, A.c.
Strawberry Plants, in great variety, including
the Hooker, Wilson' Albany, Triomphie de
Gam!, (the most approved old varieties,) as well
as all the novelties.
Grape Vines, including those, fine, new, yet
well tested kinds, which no planter should be
without, such is Delaware, Concord, and Mart
furd Prolific- These we have propagated so ex
tensively as to able to oiler them at reduced and
satisfactory prices.
Plants, Koses, Evergreens and every variety cf
ornamental trees and Shrubbory, securely packed-
JOHN V. UUCIIEH. Agent, Sunbury Pa.
Sunbury, Primary, U, 1801.
State of the Bank of Northumberland,
Februaiy 7th, 1861.
A-ji-vr.
Ikiiis anil Discounts,
NoiIImoiiIiitIiiiiiI Huuk Slot In,
Oilier Stocks
llilti by oiIut Hunks,
Notes null ( lin ks ol oilier Hanks,
SiK-. ir In Vault,
Keal linUilf, . .
:t1.2 II
A.l.71 ihj
4.IMSI IKI
- S-.SII -i
v.irm :,-r
- IM..IVI II
S?lj,i'J til
1.-l IH
.7-J- 111
T'.l.lf.' -o
IH'.I
i.i a in i. in r.s
Notes Is circulation,
Due titliei Hanks,
' l)-p"Sit'rs, -
Commonwealth,
(-'ll.-i-.M :H
I cerliTy Hint Hie ii'iove slntrment to le correct rout
true 10 the Ik-hI of my kaowli-.!!; iintl lifhef.
J II. I'ltlKSTI.IIY, Cnaliier.
stworunml snliscrilicii lictwre me,
FvItu ii) ti, Irsil. liKon.i MssnicR, J. P.
AMRROTTES FOR 20 CENTS.
IJIL'TriiKS will he taken at tho above rcdu
red prices, for a few days only,
liooms above Hassler's Store.
V1. I'AI'I. WKI.KF.R. Operator
Sunbury, Pebuary.O, lHlil. 2t.
LIST 01' JURORS FOR AVR1L
TERM, 1801.
GKA.XD JI JUWS.
1 George Dimm, Lewis.
U Peter Drutnhellet, Washington.
2 Alexander Itiugninan, Lower Mahoooy,
4 Samuel Titzworth, Mhamukiu.
H Kdward I'.iselcy, Sunbury.
('. Dauiel Itedcay, Mchwoi.sville.
7 William llousul, CblUHftiuatpie.
8 Peter Nush, Jordt.n.
'J Samuel Kaufman, Lower Augusta,
lit M u r t in Oberdorf, Kusli.
11 Thomas Hoover, Shuiuokin.
1'J Wilson Hutchison, Deluwure.
LI Joseph Khodes, Milton.
14 riuimiel Craul, ShutuuUin.
l.i ('harlf 9 Carr, ltush.
10 Kdward Nubur, Coul,
IT Hugh II. Teats, Slmmokiti,
18 lluury Kaup, Lewis,
I'.' Sumuel Keeder, Shamokin,
'JO Sumuel llearmoiid, Delawuiu,
'.'1 l.euben I'.Uler, Milton,
Duvid Kratnm, "
William Fullmer, Delaware,
Ldwurd llummel, Cbilli6iia(iie.
William Wnpples, Noitliunibi-rlanJ,
I'd
1
'2 Kobert Gully, 1 urbiit.
:i Hubert Cuny, jr., Point,
I Joseph M. liuiun, M'Ktvensvilli',
5 James Dytle, Lower AugutU,
i; Peter M'alich,
7 Solomon W wiser. Point,
8 Samuel Caldwell, Lewis,
'J John A. Taylor, Northumberland,
10 Mainuel llyerly, Jorduu,
11 Joseph Snyder, Cuul,
'l Casper Thorp, Ml. Carmel,
Lt John Ket-ler, I'jiper Mulionoy,
11 Jonathan Fasbold, Lower Augu.tu,
L". Julio Frymire, Turbut villi.,
1C Abrubam Ayres, Mt. Caruicl,
17 David Snyder, JacUsou,
IB lsnnc Marth.jr., Milton,
l'J David Uillmau, Camoron,
20 Peter Y. Gray, Sunbury,
21 Samuul Foy, Zerbe,
22 John Fry, Upper Augusta,
23 Jno. W. Liihow, Potut,
24 F.dward G. Ilanchvubeig, Turbut,
25 Johu Dutikleburi.'er, Coal,
2t William Yeuger, lelaware,
27 Hubert Highlands, Chillistumque
John Gifiin, "
2'.1 John L. Watson, Delaware,
;i0 llurinaii (J. Klin.', L'ppur Augusln,
1 Mesbich I lorlocl.er, Turbut,
32 Henry Peifer, Jackcon,
S:t John Best, Chillisquaipio,
34 John l-'oresman, Delaware,
:5 Lambert KckmuD, ltush,
3li Isaac P.eidlespach, 1'oint,
H7 Heiijiiuiin Wolvertou, Shamokin,
IIS Joseph II. Kate, Hush,
;i'.i Johu A. Ileinej, Delaware.
40 F.ltas Voder, Little MuhoDoy,
41 Jacob Schappel, Jacksou,
42 Jeremiub King. Lewis,
4H John lluckert, Point,
44 Daniel Dressier. Chillisqtiutiie,
l.'i Deiij. Kuauss, Zerbe,
10 Adam Letiker, Lower Mabonoy,
4" William Depuy, Hush,
45 William M'Cleery, Milton.
7.'777' JI L'DUS.
1 Martin (iufs, Sqamokio,
2 Isaac lie) I, Hush,
3 Samuel Lantz, Sr., Lower Augusta,
4 Samuel Llliott, Morthumberldud,
5 Thomas Pursuit, Sunbury,
6 Adam Conner, Cuilisqaaiiup,
7 Abraham Geist, Upper Mabonoy.
S Simon Miller. Jutkson,
0 David Marr, Turbut,
Ul Samuel Mengus, Lewis,
11 Gabriel Flick, Delaware,
12 Frederick K line, Sunbury,
13 John 11. Clark, Upper Augusta,
14 Jacob Hithel, Lewis,
l.'i Hugh Stevenson, Milton,
lti Frederic Ditzler, Turbut,
17 Daniel F.ckert, "
15 Killian Dunkle,
l'J John T. Albtigbt, Lewis,
20 Samuel CbaoiberliD, Shamokin,
21 Solomon lirocious, Suubury,
22 George Knterline, Upper Mahotioy,
23 Andrew Hrosinas, WashiogtOD,
24 Albert Wynn, Lower Augusta,
25 Samuel Lot, Shamokin,
28 William 11. Marr, Milton,
27 George Kerstetler, Cameron,
28 Jobo 11. Letiker, Sunbury,
29 iliratn Kockolellur, Shaiuukin,
30 lieiijuuiio Wetzel, Uper Mabonoy,
31 Dotnul Stahlnecker, Dulaare,
32 William Duuo, Delaware,
33 Charles Haris, N01 thuuiberlun.l,
31 Abraham Ihiuot, Delaware,
3j Heujamiii lleckert. Suubuty,
30 Samuel Cu!j, Coal.
I LOOK HERE 1 1
Every Man and Woman should Look
.... . i i t t
to tneir own inierebis 1 1
TO ,-ZC'J.
1 p must all wear some kind of
IHIGTH AKD PlldfcS men
yor joubl look around and see where
,Ui' eapest, Hest and Darkest assuit-
mcul can l. lid to select from, and whether
the person , selected them is competent to
make a Rood selection. I will say that my stock
has been selected by one who has had practical
experience in the business for about thirty years.
I will nlso add that I can sell, nnd will sell,
cheaper than you can buy at retail in the city of
Philadelphia because my rent and living is
Dot one half as much as there and I can buy as
cheap as they can.
As to Ibe mode of doing business in the coun
try, it is only necessary to say, il is generally
done, as you all know, on a long credit, and I
nar ... ju on ii jruu un itup.iiess in una way
you must let mo say if you buy your Hoots and
S'j.c at a credit store, yot. are bound to help to i
pay f ir tsh .es h. ugl.l by those who do not pay j
The man who does not pay, must buy his Hoots
and Mboes at a credit cuuutcr, and if you buy at 1
the same counter vou must help to pay all the ,
losses made at that counter.
Thus you will see that the Hoots and allocs
lui;lit at my counter must be paid for al tho lime
lliey arc liouM ;
In ('axli cr Country I'rmHiro. i
so that every man, woman and child shall htive
their Hoots and t'hocs al a LOW PKICK. ns :
there is nothinrr to bu paid for losses und interest.
It is impossible to eive you a list
of all my prices, us I have so many
dilVerenl kinds of Hoots and Shoes,
lor men women and children, of
ALIf SIZES & KINDS.
Coarse and Pine, Heavy and Light, and ulso
OVI-.HNMOEs of all kinds; and ulso
CARPET BAGS, VALISES,
AN D THI.'N KS of all kinds, at different prices.
Mens' Gaiters, from if I 2! to $ I III).
" Hoots, " 2 H to 0 (10.
" Mioes, " j to sr..
Ladies' Gaiters, from Hu to N". .
" Slippers, from fit) to I ir.
" Kid French and Mens' Morocco, and
gain and calf skin at different pieces, from UO els.
to .$1 Hi).
Hojs Shoes, from 05 cts. to 2 P7l.
Mens' Shoes Iroin fi cts. to 1 fill."
Uovs felloes Irom 75 cts to !! I 50.
Cluldrens' (Shoes from 20 to 87 cents. I
Ladles and Genii. men of iSnulmry, not for- '
pettinit to include with you a large portion of!
Noithumlierland, .S'nyder nnd I'nion counties,
yon ull have my sincere thanks for the patronage ;
1 h.ne received from you for the few weeks that
I have been doin business ill Suiibiiry. (remeiii- '
her the place, Market street, nest dour to the !
Post Ollice). 1 ilcsc.ibe it thus, that joi.r ;
friends may not make a mistake, where those '.
thing are to be found. 1 will nlso say that there ;
seems lobe a trouble about the Hanks. 1 say
give yourself no tumble about any of then,
within tilty miles of this place. As I am de
termined and intend to back then, up by receiv
ing their bills at par at my counter, so be not
trouriled, the lnks are Rood, nnd my Pools and
allocs are good, they are all made for tho good
of man to be used, and not to be uhuscd.
WILLI A M M. APssLEY.
Sunbury, December b. Infill.
LIVE AND LEARN 1 :
LET T1IK n-'OrLE i
stii.i coMivri; to mvk,
AND TIII'.Y WILL SOON
LEARN THAT
FMUNG (ill ANT.
AT TllK
mmtrf m v tm mmrm m W m A TI
jy.'; !i:i.i.is;
GOODS CPlEAPER
tli a It can be purchased elsewhere.
J. FRESH SUPPLY
ust received by Railroad IhU week.
KK.MK.M llKlv THIS,
AND
PltOl'II II Y IT.
Suubuty, December IS, ISfiO.
C()NUn:CTK)XAlUKS.
! C. QEAIvIIAP-T,
AS iust relumed from thenty with ihn
largest assortment of COM KC I JO. A
KIKS. Pltl IT and 7MYS, ever brought to this
section ot country, lie is iteiermuieu to supply
all with Holv.lay presents, sellng them at whole-
j sale and retail, at prices to suit purchasers.
! Having the necessary machinery. A c, he is
' inaiiufaettiring all kinds of 'Povs, and keeps up
bis stock, so that purchasers will not be at a loss
for a supply of almost any aiticle they may
desire
M. C.GL'AKHAUT.
Sunbiirv, December
I, 181.0.
Buckwheat Huller.
, rHK subscribers resjiecllully
iuforn.s the
JL
public that they have added to the machinery
in their iS'tejui Mill, ill Siinl.iiry, a new improved
JJuehwheat Duller and wheat cleaner, which
enables them lo furnish wheat, and buckwheat
ll..ur ol the lincbt quality. Customers promptly
, atteudi-d to.
MoKG N i CO.
Sunhujy, Deceniber 1, 100.
- I
; Notice to Creditors.
i JJEKSONS indebted to tbe subscriber on book
; accuutit notes or othcrw i.e, mu rt quested to
! call and make settlement on or before the 1st
of January, after which time the books will be
left with a Justice lor collection.
' JOHN C. MOIUS AX.
Sunbury. December 1, ISntl.
GRIST MILL Toil It EXT.
Mill' undersigned oilers lo lei his Crit Mill
lor the ensuing year to a coni.H tci.t miller
either on share or rent. The null eoiiiuius three
run of bins willi all necessary machii.rry, all in
; good romilng Older. por further particulars
! apply to the suscfilt-r at the premises, three
! hales west of Si liusgrove. in Snyder eounl v. Pa.
JOSEPH E YsTLIf.
Ksnti. December SS. DvHO.
IA11GK ULAN K LI'S, l'LANNLLS
A Linens,
i Led, Crib and Cradle lllunkets.
' Marseilles and Dimity tjuills.
I l'mu Table Linens, Napkinsand Towels.
; COOPLU ,v COS HAD.
i S. K. eorner Ninth aud Market, 1'hila.
i Dec. 8, lr'till.
OUU N KW CLOAK P.OOMS CON
TAIN Klegant Cloth Cloaks.
Kvery uew style Coat and i'loak.
1 Wooleu, Droche and Thibet buawla.
i COOPKK i CONUAD.
I 8. K. comer Ninth aud Market, PhiU.
j Dec. 1H0O.
121. A Kl PR, 100 tons jiruiicX ova Scotia Tlas
tcr. for sale at the lowest prices al tho Maui
; moih ta.e of PKI1.ING .V OH v.M'.
I Sunbury, January 12, I nr. I.
I
!SA VV
I 11 a '7
GREATEST EXCITEMENT OF THE j
SEASON ! j
Fill LING & GRANT.
at I ho
MAMMOTH STORE,
have just received a
JiCW AND DEkIKAHLE
Ktoi k of
FALIscjWlNTKIKlOODs!
A very extensive assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Consisting it. pait of
Hl.u k and Pancy Silks of cry choice patterns
DF,i)i;(u:.s,
Ducals, Cashmeres
French and Eugli-.li Meiinos,
Plain and Pigured Wool Di lames.
Muslin Delaines of all styles nnd praes.
Foulards, Thibet Cloth, Poll De Chcvros.
axon and Wool Plaids.
I .DIP-M' PI K-. UKOCHK.
Hay Mnlo and Wool SHAWLS of every va
ticty, Ac, Ac.
(leiilIcinon,!S Dress (sixkU.
of every style, consisting of
Cloths,
Casimcres.
Sattiuetts,
Kcntueky Jeans.
Tweeds,
elvet Cord,
Velveteen,
Veslings.
of every variety, flur stock of tilk and Sill,
Velvet Votings, cannot be surpassed in the
country. Phase call, and examine them.
CLOTHING !
Our stock of I! P. AD Y M.DP CI.OTP1NG,
has tii'en replenished, und we have a full assort
ment uf
) PKCOAT-S DKl'.SS COATS.
Pants and Vests,
Overcoat and Dress Coats for
Hoys of all ages.
ALSO, a very lundfomc assortment of
HATS -A-irXTD a .A. IPS
; of every ftylo and variety at the lowest prices
i
j Our stock of IIAUDWIIRK
n.I mul t linvf tinw ft liirrrnr ..-iri.....ti
I in part ol
Sausage Cutters.
Pocket Cutlery,
Uutcher Knives
Mayer Hlntics,
Holts and Pad I, oiks,
(ut Saws,
Mill Saws,
Scoop Sliovels.
Ac, ,Vc, Ac, ,S, Ai-. tVc
iiitvaro and ;i:tsn arc,
of every variety at the
E U Y L 0 W K S T P K I C li s .
Our stock ol
is very fine.
We have the best quality of Sytup
j .vioiasses ever in-toro ollcre
i Sunbury und vicinity.
lo the citizens ol
CLDAK AND WILLOW-W A KE of tverv
j varit-ty.
Carets,
Notions,
Hosiery,
(loves,
i SADI.KKY. HOoTs A.D
' Also a freh supply of
MIOES, 4c, S.C
Drugs,
Oils,
Perfumery,
Pancy Soaps,
Paints,
Dye St ill"-.,
(ilass,
U. u.lita.
I Particular care having been taken in the e
lection of our goods In regard to quality, sty le
I and rice, we call the attention of the public to
our large stock to which constant additions will
be nude.
Thankful for past favors, we hope tn merit a
continuance of the patronage of the public bv
selling cheaper than ever. Give us a t ali I t hue
purchasing elrcwhere.
PKII.ING & G KANT.
Sunbury, Nollen.bcr 17, lfcGO.
FURNITURE ! IURNITURE!!
ev a ml l'asliioustble al.iml
Ware.
T"1
IIK suhtcr.liers riicifully inforni tlx-
itir.eiis uf Suubury aud the public gen -ru'U .
that they have commenced the CAIII.NET
M A K IX(S busiucrs in the shop lately occupied
by William Snvder, ia Pawn Street Sunbury,
and ure prepared to supply their customers
promptly with every variety of articles in the line
' of their busil ens, on rjastiiiable terms. Their
1 woik will be made of the best luutciiuls, uud in
I the best and latest Mv les.
Country produce taken in exchange.
I I.I.I A M II l IT.
UKNJ- HECKEK1'.
Sunbury, December I, I Mi (I.
.otlte to 'ici1ltoi-i.
VLI. persons knowing themselves indebled lo
lhe subscribers for a period of over (i months,
will save costs by calling and settling before Ibu
1st of February next, as alter that lime the ac
counts will be placed in th hands ofa Justice lor
collection. Flill.l.Nli Jc OK A NT.
Suubury, December IS, Htf0
COTTAGE
SAI L, cheap, thre copies of
Cottage Utile, iu two volumes, with com
to
aieptar.es.
II li. MASs hit.
!
I
NOW YITIITN REACH OF ALL
oiiovjciufisAKKirs
2
,l J
. i.i. i. ti k A in D i) I s K i, k S h
Sewing Machines-
I'J.'i Hit'.Aiiwir, NtwYiinK.
The public attemion is re.s cctfuMv lequested lo
tbe billowing cards nf Kt.i is Howk, Jk , at d
the Grnver V linker S. M. Co
A Card from the CR0VER & BAKER
! S. M. Co.
Our Patent" bring now established bv tj:
Courts, we are enabled to furnish the Grotrr
A linker .Machine, with impjrtaiil improvements
at greatly
Ilcriiii-t't Price
The tuodernte price al hich Machines nnk
, ing the Grnver & llaker stitch, can now be had.
' brings ihem wilhin the reach of all. nnd renders
the u-e of Machines making inferior stitLl.es as
t.nneressary ns it is unwist!.
Persons desiring the best Machine?, and the
; right to use llieiu, must not only be sute to buy
Machines m iking the Grover eV U.iker sttleli.
hut also that sin h Machines are made and
stamped under our patents and ihosi: of Plias
I lower, Jr.
GHOVEU .V HAKPK s. M. co ,
-10." Hroa.lway, New 'ur!.-.
A CAKI) IKOM Kl.IAS HOWK, J.
All persons arc cautioned not to make, deal in,
or use any Sewing Machines which sew from two
spools and make the stitch known as I hi. (.'rover
A S linker stitch, unless the same are purchased
from tho Grover eV llaker Sewing Machine
, Company, or their Agents, or Licenses, nml
. slainped under my patentof September 10, IM4U .
Said Company, and their Licenses, alone, art
; legally authorized under their own patent.., am
: my said patent, during the extended tern. Iheri
, of. to make and sell this kind of Sewing Mnchin.)
I and nil others are piracies upon mv said pat"iit,
i and will be dealt with accordingly, wherever
' found.
! KL IAS HOWK, JU.
New York, Dec. 20. lHi.0. tf
l
Hew Arrival of Clothing.
: rMIE largest and best Stock of FALL AND
WINTKR ( LOTHINCi ever brought to
, this place, arrived at the Mammoth Clothing
Store of SCHWKITZP.Iv, IIKILU HON NL li
; A- CO.. iu Market street, nearly opposite Wea
' ver's Hotel.
Their Stock comprises nf
! FINE CLOTH COATS,
Dress ('nats,
Over (.'oats,
lltisii.ess Coats, Ac.
VESTS OF ALL KINDS.
l.'nder-Sliirts, Drawers, Ac.
HATS JJISTID GA.2PS-
HOOTS AND SHOPS, of the latest styles
of every description uud quality, cheaper ihan
' ever.
Their assottment of pentlemeu's furnishiiig
Clothing is the most complete !
Their vniiety and styles nwst attractive.
And the prices defy all competition.
tfr"" ''nil nno examine for yourselves.
SCWmv.Kiv.HKIUi'KO.NNKK ,V CO.
! Sunbury, Oct. fi, lOD.
CENTRAL HOTEL,
, SUNBURY, Northumberland County, V:
111 IS lu'gc and colnmodioils Hotel, lit,
-- managed by JAMES VAN DYKE.
is situate ut tbe Kailroad Depot .No.-ll. Pa
! corner of Market Square, Sunbury, a., I
' the terminus of the Sunbury ,V K.ic iin-l N.-;l
cm Central Kailroids, and is open forth a.coi
modalioiiuf Travelers and the public in gem -i
Tbe pr .prietur will give his exclusive a".'
; lion, tolL-e coml'.irt and conveiiieiite of bis gin -
and is ile-crniincd to make ibis i stai hsi.n..
, rank aiiiong the first in the .state.
Ill-,- table v ill be supplied with tin- list '
nui'ket can produce having the i.k:u;tui.v
I daily C'Xiimuiii.iulioii 1 y cars dir. it I'ooi. I! '
more, and also from thote bringing produce I
the surrounding country.
I His bar w ill he supplied with the purest li.p.
! the market can produce
Ca-cftil und obliging .servants always iu
tendance.
' New and commodious stabling has ju-t b
added to the premises.
A share ol the local und l.avcUng coinuai
, is most respecttuliy solicited.
J Sunbury, January 12, 1M. I.
J PKIl.l.NG A (!K XT, at the MAM.Mt
Sl'OKP, have ihis day (January ITth, 1
j received
! CllOKK AsSOUTMKNT
n riiK
j NEWEST STYLES AND PATTE:
' or
! "VV A. I- Tj 3P -A. 1' E "R ,
which they are selling al prices thai
competition.
Sunbury, January IO, 1S.H-
KKVimE HOUSE,
ti. atk i'ai.i.!'. niii'i:i. )
; iliiii Slrt't. u'me y.'d.v, I 'hi! ud i
nilil.MIS X t-All.UIl, I'ropn.-I rs
i
I MPCuV i:li:. I S iu. ve l - in iii:ule. awl the II
,-lt H-l.t'.-.l I
1 1. r .nt; l.
I iiivian . Iliioti's, i.iiii.'ilyot lite rviiuon
I'll tK. vs S.it ok. I'-iiiit-rly ol Solmj Ikiil eo . I'a
Phiec-li -lnm. Jan. in, Mil. ly
Ntw York aud Middle Coal Fitlt
Road and Coal Company.
'IHE annual mieling of the sluckho
' the Company will be held ul Ibe.
No. ill I South Pourlli St.eet, u MO."
the -llh d.iV ol Pcl-iuai) lict, ut II
A. M.. li'I lhca;roseo!'tleiliiig Pl E I
of Mild Coiiipanv lor the ensuing v car.
H EXISY l.'ll;lSi., Sec.
Philadel hi t. J in 10. iMi'. ill
Estate cf JACOB FRY. Pccce
OTK'Eis be eby civ. ll.ut Iclte:
liiinitiatiou have been granted
sulis.-iil'. r, .. lb.- estate of Jacob Pry, I
II ir.ovh ol Sio.l.i.ry, de. eased. Al
iiult lil. il t . said . slate, or having c'.alil
the s-an.e, arc requested lo ptescttl
.-ell lenu'lit.
The Adiuinisir.t.T will attend at
resiileuee ol sal,', deceased,. 1. the Sid ol
for that purpose.
WILLIAM PI! Y, Admin
Sunbury, Lu-uary 10, ISrit. lil
IMALL CLOAKS IX PKEl'-lKA I
Some opt'iiiiin every day.
Stock will be compleie.
Onlera take., and executed with il.
I loltliiu'. and MisM Shuwls.
COOPPK A, CON
S. P. corner Ninth and .Market, P
September 2J. Im.O.
t,x waue.-a v chp'.,.
the , A wr.ii'.ni -u-i lecivel t',i3 s
- , Miniinottt More ..f i;il,.(i a.
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