PisccIIancotfs
Frenrths Baltimors Dsilj CUpper.
1NXCHTICB TO H BL1C ME.
Every obaorrer of tbe cbarectirl.ticl or
the pretral oubappy cootest mini Dive o.eo
track with Ibe unusual acerbity end bitter
eeii with which pnblic men tre assailnd, by
tbo.e professing tbe Die general political
principle!. Itppublicao joorDaliet do not
hesitate to .sail, in language of vulgar vitu
peration, tbe President tb were actively
fnttroneotal Id eleolinff. Tbe ligbteet di'
verareoce (o political view is visited with
chargei, little abort o( treaaoo, egaioat tbe
highest officer, or the Uoverooientl and
atateameo and geoerali abare alike io the tor
rent or abuse aod calooioy which ia poored
upon their beada.
Ad especial nark for the shafts or envy aod
who la charged at one time with grosa favor
itism, at another with dowbrigbt corrnptiooa,
and incapacity For the discharge of tbe duties
of bis oilice.
Some of these chargei are made In Ignor
ance of tbe nature and extent of the duties
devolved by ILe war on this distinguished
public functionary, whilst othera are tbe off
spring of sheer malice, resulting from disap
pointed expectations. So far from having
proved coequal to tbe discbarge of bis duties,
tino. Cameron, In tbe estimation of intelli
gent and and honest men, ban merited tbe
highest encomiums for the able manner in
which be baa conducted tbe vast and compli
cated machinery of the War Department du
ring tbe present contest. When tbe portfolio
of this Department was committed to bis
charge, its organization involved tbe conduct
and management of an army scarcely exceed
ing 20.000 meo of regular troops, recruited
and officered uoder laws and regalations long
eystematixed and perfectly understood.
Since be came into office the 'army has
awolleo to more than half a million of men I
A new organization, with now rules and reg
ulations for its government, has been success
fully adopted. Under this organization, sub
ject to these rules and regulations, this vast
body of men has been brought into the Geld,
fud, clothed, armed, and reduced effective,
with a machinery, designed in the beginning
to provide for an army hardly equal io num
bers to the present contingent of one of tbe
smaller States.
A commissariat and quartermaster's de
partment was improvised, and rendered in
stantly eqnnl to the exigencies of tbe alarm,
iug crisis, inaugnratvd almost at the moment
he assumed tke direction of our military af
fairs. The capacity that organized and admicis.
lured the War Department in such a manner
us to enable it to provide, as it has done, for
tbe pressing exigencies following each other
ia such tupid succession, during the last eight
months, caonot be other than of tbe highest
urder. When it is recollected tbattbe North
aud West had been designedly stripped of
arms, and of almost even means, both of of
fence and defence, by tbe traitor Floyd and
coadjutors, it becomes a subject of admiration
with candid men, how the present Secrnlury
wis able too timet tbe almost awful emergen
cy of our situatinn, which met him at the
threshold of his office, with the promptitude
and eoccefs which have crowoed his tff rts.
Siuce tbe days nf Louis XIV., and bis
great ministers of finance and war, Colbert
and Lonvois, the resources and energy dis
played by Secretary Cameron, in creating,
fuedicg, clothing, and equipping such a host
as is now io arms to uphold tbe Uuioo, have
bad no paratM.
It 13 trie that Secretary Chase bora a full
bare of the responsibility, and has been
ldrguly instrumental in developing tbe finan
cial resources of tbe country, and providing
for the emergency cast npon tbe nation by
the treason of Jefferson Davis and bis uo con
spirators. But, conceding to Mr. Cbasa all
that is dun to Li in for purity of purpose, in
tegrity, and tba transcendatit ability with
which he has administered the finances, it is
to Simon Cameron ajid (Jen. Scott that we
owe it, that tbe Cnpitol was saved from the
degradation of falling into the bands of the
Confederated traitors, who had contrived its
seizure. It it) to Uen. Cameron, also, it is
Jje that we now have an army on foot able
to hold treason in check in every part of tbe
country, aud assail it ia the very seat of its
origiu uud power.
Tbe chroniclers of the future, when they
come to speak of tbe treasoo of Cobb, b loyd,
Thompson and Toombs, and the aid uud
comfort tbey received ut the bands of James
Buchanan, through either weakness or wick
tdoess, or both, and tbe destitute condition
of the North io troops, munitions aud arms.
If truthful, must over award to tbe Secretary
jf War the credit doe to bis great energy,
(treat ability aod uncommon devotion to the
cause of tbe Luion.
Mill tiia liul ruf-t nrt allurva ttiat hia itmim'a.
traliun of the Department was characterized
by overwbeloiiug extravagance, improvident
ci, f ivoritimn, aod, particularly in awarding
contracts. None of these charges, involving
criminality, have ever been established. On
tbe contrary, wherever they have been
specific, the charges bave been traced to
disappointed bidder, for contracts, or to
persounl hostility, and have been wholly
disproved. This has been tbe case in every
instance.
Uut tbe charges of extravagance and im
providence, failing those of fraud and favorit
ism, bave beeu tbe more loudly insisted opon.
Were we to admit those charges, it would
hardly detract from the well earned character
for ability and patriotism achieved by tbe
Secretary of War.
We bave seeo that when the administration
of the War Department was committed to
his band?, treason was already iutrenched in
ita strougboldi), bad orgauized a large military
force in advance, bad removed tbe army and
navy from the points where tbe conflict was
to begin, and bad stripped tbe North and
Weal of arms and munitions, whilst it bad
stored the forts and garrisons of the South
with every kind of military stores and warlike
materials. A scheme to seize the Capital
bad been likewise projected and orgauized.
To meet the preparations of tbe conspira
tors, Hie Federal Government was virtually
without an army, navy or military stores.
- Scarcely eigbt hundred regular troops could
be got together to save tbe city of Washing
ton from a coup de main, on tbe part of tbe
Confederate traitora. Kveryting had to be,
as it were, created for everything which
could bave oiinietered to tbe salvation of the
Government bad been removed. Tbe treas-
urv was almost aa void of money, through the
frauds of Cobb, Thompson aod Floyd, as tbe
public depots were of arms aod munitions.
The laws made for country at peace were
illy adapted to state of war of such magni
tude as tbe one wbicb treason bad been long
providing for, and which it bad now declared,
or. at least, commenced. In addition to this.
the machinery of tbe various Departments of
tbe Government long accustomed to run in
tbe same track, bad become fixed and almost
Indexible.
It was under such circoaof taoce. that Gen
Cameron was called on to organize, equip and
place aa army iu the field tea timet greater
thin bad ever been called to arms before.
Tbere were do magazines or provisions : the
great armories aod depots from which tempo-
rary supplies might bave been drawo were
cither in tbe immediate possession of the
nemy, or within bis easy reach. Yet not
withstanding this unfavorable and dishearten
log state of tbiogs, an army tqnal to the
xigenuy was raised, armed, clothed aod fed,
aud Is now so pell disciplined, and ia a Hate
of such efficiency, aa to promise apeady
rictory to tbe Union cause.
Under tucb slate of things, who that Is
Cnt either ignorant or unjnet, could expect
. rt at th tbva.sfld CcUucl. for .td'.te, tML.
Ing, arming end transporting such afore
could bo mad io a moment on terme at
favorable and with the tarns providence aod
caution, aa if It bad been dooa Id pursuance
of a system long Io use, and adequate to tbe
magnitude of tba Dew and pressing exigency
rf tbe impending crisis f Not only was the
old system inadequate to the new state of
thing., but wat on the contrary a hindrance
and a drawback In the performance of tba
vastly extended duties of th Deppartment.
Tba jjecietary, therefore, instead of tnoviog
onward in th beaten track, with agentt
trained to pace a given roond, was compelled
io the midst of a widely extended, growing
and formidable revolutino. to change en old
system and introduce a now one. capable of
providing for th exigencies or in times.
With aril these new and complicated duties
on bit bands, It it wonderful if tome of the
agentt entrusted with management of th
vast machinery of the department were im
provident, or even corrnpt T It is qnite pos
sible that tbere have been nnfaithful and
incompetent agents, and that th Govern.
ment hat been wronged by them. In lik
circumstances, wat it ever otherwise, io this
coantry or any other t No honest or candid
man will assert that it was. And every
intelligent man will wonder bow so mnch was
accomplished, with means so inadequate, and
with to tew just cense or complaint.
Looking In a spirit of candor at the magni
tude of the transactions of the War Depart
ment and tbe results that have been achieved,
the friends of Gen. Cameron may point with
priJe and admiration to tbe success of bis
administration of the Department over which
be has presided. II is integrity Is unsullied
and his ability will be sooner or later acknow
ledged by all men. C.
THE AFFAIR OF THK NAillVILLK ASD
1HK IIAtlVtY BIRCH.
The affair of the Rebel steamer Nashville,
and the ship Harvey Birch, of which we
received tome particulars per last steamer,
created considerable sensation in England.
Tbe details of the afJuir are thus given by
tba Sontbampton correspondent of the Lod
don Timts ;
About eight o'clock last Tnesday morning,
(19th October,) wben in latitude "id dec. C
mm. XNortn, longitude U deg. Di mm. West
tbe Nashville fell.io with the American ship
Harvey Kirch, Uuptain JNeison, bound Iroin
Havre to New York, in ballast, with the
American flag fjying. She ran alongside of
hor, and, as was stated to os, opened her
ports and ordered tbe ship to heavo to, the
flag to be hauled down, aud tbo captain to
come on board immediately.
t bis was done, and Captain Nelson soon
returned to bis ship with orders front the
captain of tbe Nashville fur all the crew to
get their things ready as soon as possible,
and go on board tho Nashville, as they
intended to destroy the Harvey Iiirch. Tbey
were allowed an hour or an hour and a hull
for this purpose, and got part of their things
out. J be men from tbe steamer took niost
of tbe provisions, with the ship's chronometer,
barometer and some of the charts, permitting
Captain Nelson to retain bis own chronome
ter, but be bus lost $1200 or $1400 worth of
persoaul efjocts, books, chart?, kc.
They then set fire to tbe ship fore and aft,
apparently in tbe deck bouses, end the vessel
was soon io Games from stem to stern. The
three masts were seen to go over the side,
and the bull was etiil burning when the
steamer left her. Thn Harvey Iiirch was a
fine full rigged ship, of 1,487 tons Americun
measurement, and cost about $125,000 in her
construction.
She bad a total of twenty nine souls on
board, including .Mr. Blydenburg, (a eon of
her owner,) who was a passenger, Captain
Nelson, two mates, two boatswains, cok,
steward, carpenter, aod twenty seamen. The
men were put iu iron.i on board the steamer,
with the txceplinn of the captain and mate,
wbo Were treated with great politeness, and
kept as prisoners until tbe ui rival of the
vessel here this morning when tbey were
immediately landed in the docks, and set at
liberty, with all tbe personal effects belonging
to them. It is Elated th.it before they were
put io irons the Confederate oath was
tendered to tbe men, which they refused to
tako, hut Captain Nelson tells us that be is
not aware of the (act although it may bu
correct.
Ou leaving the Nashville, Captain Pegatm
told Captain Nelson that he honed thev
would not part bad friends, for what bad been
done was a simple act of retaliation on the
Northern States for invading their territories,
burning their bouses, ill treating tbeir women,
and stealing their negroes, and they were
hound to retaliate on the properly of the
North in every way they could.
A Nkw Tkkt. Mr. Win. II. Richardson
has invented a very beautiful and complete
tent, which approaches nearer to furnishing
the comforts end conveniences nf a bouse
than anything we have seen. It is made
somewhat after the style of the Government
tent, (the Sibley), hut bus greater cupacity
and bead room. Just overhead is a larse
canvas shelf, on which all the baggage way
oe couveuienny arranged, entirely out or the
way. On the pole is a very ingenious Con
trivance, which readily expands into a table
of five feet diameter, although when closed it
occupies abont as many inches. Against the
wan oi tue tent are shelves lor books,
iokstnnd, pitcher, io. A curious coutrivance
on the top of tbe tent enables the occupant
io cuange me air lustanlly at discretion.
Ventilation is further increased by wiudows,
wbicb answer for look outs. A very neat and
compact cot, which is adupted also lor a table
or shelf, furnishes a comfortable and conveni
ent couub. The plan of beating is new aud
curious. Tbe pole wbicb euDnorta the lent ia
ft hollow tube, and answers admirably for a
i-mumey io iue small wood stove at its foot.
Tbe base of the tent is fifteen feet iu diame-
ler and it will accommodate from sixteen to
twenty men, nltboogb it has been prepared
expressly for oCiceers. It may be pitched or
struck in five minutes, occur.iea !.. inr
than tbe Sibley and weighs about ninety. five
pOOnde. It is Water-Droof and milden nrnnf
and would be a most ncret.tul.U
The plan could be extended to provide large
tents for sutlers' stores, churches, 4c.
A Rebel GnataiL Dkad. A letter from Port
Royal announces the death of (leneral DraUoii.
wbo had command of the rebel forcei at Port
Royal. It is said he was wounded in the furl.
and died on the retreat. He was a man of erent
wealth and large military experience.
Kentucky has now thirty full regiments of loyal
troopa in 'lie field, ready to fight, besides a good
many fractions of regiments forming. m
New Advertisements.
Eule oil the Heirs of HENRY WEAVES,
deceased.
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY, SS.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania lo heirs
and legal representatives of Henry Weaver, late
of Rush township, in said couuiy, deceated
GREETING i
WHEREAS by an inquest duly awarded by
the Orphai.a' Court of the county aforesaid, the
real estate ol the said lienrv Weaver, was ap
praised at and for the turn of
Aud whereas, none of 111 heirs of th aaid
deceased, appeared in Court, on the return of the
aaid inquisition, to take th premises therein
mentioned at tne appraisement. Vou and eveiy
of you are therefore hereby cited to be and ap
pear on the first day of licit term at 10 o'clock.
A, M-, and refuse or accept th aaid estate at lb
valuation and appraisement thereof or abow caua
wbv lua asm abnuld not be suld
Wiiaesstbe Hon. A. JORDAN, President of
said Court, at Suuburv. ibis ISih November. A.
D. IHflt. ) h MS-i:(, n,.kO. C.
fitUurj, Die. 7, leCi--.
LIST OF JURORS FOR JANUARY
TERM, 1862.
GRAND JURORS.
Daniel 8 Kraner, Delaware
Kdward Hoy, Tnrhut
Peter Oorge, Lewis
4 Robert Campbell, Upper Augujla
6 Henry P. Fullmer, Turbut
0 William Brindht Sunbury
7 Michael Feratcrmacher, Lower Mahonoy
R Charles V Helfenatein, Coal
9 Jacob T Hill, McEwensville
10 Jonathan Klinger, Mt. Carmel
11 William Keehaeh, Lower Mahunoy
13 Freeman W Sober. Shamokin
13 John W Young, Milton
14 Henry Sharp, Mount Carmol
15 Jacob O Deck, Sunbury
16 Peter Herman, Lewis
IT Henry Haas, Upper Mahonoy
15 George Krlck, 6'hamokin
19 Andrew A Heim, Zerbe
50 Jacob HolTa, Turbut
51 David Sterrick, Northumberland
S3 Philip Hoff, Rurh
24 John B Snyder, Milton
24 Robert McCormirk, Turbut.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
1 Peter Keefer, Northumberland
2 Nathaniel l.ytel, Ken., Lower Augusta
3 Emanuel Arlman, Turbulville
4 Jacob Mnury, Coal
A Henry Gillinger, Shamokin
6 Bemjamin Stepp, Jackson
7 Cephas P Girtin, Turbut
R Jacob Leiseiirlng, Shamokin
9 George Whinner, Lower Mahonoy
10 Oliver B Hoffman, Coal
1 1 William Startwl, Upper Augusta
12 John Snyder, Lower Augusta
13 Abraham Kurvis, Lower August
I t George 11 Troutman, Jord.iii
I ft John B Snyder, Lower Auguata
16 (ieorge Shall, Mount Carmul
17 Samuel Uennage, Cliillisquaque
18 Daniel Bloom. Lower Auguata
19 Charles Hoy, Milton
SO Henry 11 LaUha, Jackson
21 George Forrester, Upper Auguata
22 Henry J Gnvkins, Northumberland
23 William Wilson, "
21 William Clicrrington, Coal
25 Casper Ailnm, Sen., Sliamnkin
2fi Samuel Mi . inch, Chillinquaiiue
27 Silns Ruinbach, Delaware
2H Tohiaa R Cauley, Milton
29 Jucob Leisenriug, Northumberland
30 Samuel Wagner, Little Mahonoy
31 Samuel Linebach, Lenia
f!2 Hunter N'ewberry, Sunbury
33 John H Adams. Upper Mahonoy
34 David Everett, Mount Carrn.1
35 fclias Pnierich, Lower Auguata
36 WillUm Clark, Rush
37 Daniel M Schwartz, Jordan
3t George iaker. Lower Auguata
39 Isaac Frederick, CliillUqunque
40 Doviil N Lake, Coal
41 Solomon Falck, Upper Mahonoy
42 John W Dassler. Sunbury
43 Samuel Blain, Turbut
44 John Houtz, Milton
45 I'arnsworth Reed. Shamokin
46 Robert C Campbell, Runh
47 Nathan Haas, Upper Mahonoy
4H Andrew Lalicrty, Lewis.
PETIT JURORS.
1 Charles TCramm. Milton
2 John W Bucher. Sunbury
3 Andrew Overpeck, Turbul
4 John C Lytel, Lower Auguata
5 Henry Treoti, Washington
6 Benjamin Gearhait. Rush
7 Joseph Hollnpetcr, Delaware
N Isaac Drumhelli-r, Lower Augusta
9 William Giwler, Lower Augusta
10 Christopher C Ryan, RuaU
1 1 John Runkel, Shamokin
12 David Kshbnch, Lewis
13 Benjamin F Vosiine, RuU
14 Alexander Gufly, Delaware
15 Chailes Horn, Milton
16 W'illium Muenrh, Shamokin
17 John Kiehl, Lower Mahonoy
IB Knoch D Raker, Little Mahonoy
19 Thompson Drr, I'pper Augusta
20 John F Klir.e,
21 Jonathan Vount, Milton
3 George Fasliolt, Lower Auguata
23 William HolT, Rush
21 Anthonv Buttineer, Mount Carmel
2-'i Isaac Philip', Jordan
2fi Hiram Shearer, Turbul
27 Daniel D Hileman, Lower Auguata
SK Samuel Lnrch. Lewis
29 Josiah Bird, Coal
30 Paul Dewitt. Lower Ancujta
31 Samuel Barrel, l.owe. Mahonoy
32 John Buyers. Sunbury
33 Andrew Haurk, Lower Auguata
31 William C Kennedy, Coal
35 Sniiiuel Snyder, Sunbury
30 William (i liubina. Point.
Eegister's Notice-
"jVOTICE is hereby given to all Legateea, Cre
' ditora and other persona interested in the
following estutce. that the Exerulors, Administra
tors and Guardian of the tame, have filed their
accounts with the KegUter of Northumberland
county and that thev will be presented to the
Orphans' Court uf ,M county on Tuesday the
Till of January next, in the forenoon ol thai day
fur confirmation, to wit :
1. Jones Alfred J., settled by bis Guardian.
lohn Haughawout.
2. Fox Frederick, deceased, settled hy bis Ex
ecutors, Charles and Willum Fox.
3. Ecklcnian Francia, dee'd, settled by bis
AdntiniKirator, Win Roahang.
4. Fullmer Eve Barbara, dee'd, aellltd by her
Administrator, John Porter, Esq.
5. Harwick Hannah, dee'd, settled hy her
Administrator. Andrew Polluter.
6. Haas Elizabeth, settled" by her Guardian,
Wm. Deppin.
7. I'.lias Woodruff, Jec'J, settled by his Ex
ecutor, Jesse eygcl,
H. Snyder Jarot, dee'd settled by Jos. Snyder,
one of the Administrators.
9. Smith John, sr., (partial account,) settled
by hia Administrator. Daniel Smith.
10. Malitk David, settled by his Guardian,
David Malick,
11. Masse r Henry, dee'd, (partial account,)
settled by H. B. Masser, one of the Executors.
12. Samuel Keyaer, settled by hia Administra
tor, Michael Mi-Ghee.
13. Silas S. Farrow, dee'd. (partial account)
settled by his Executor, Amandus S. Miller.
14. William Cornell, dee'd, settled bv his Ex
ecutory John Cornell and Abraham Shipman.
J. B. MASSEtt, Reg'r.
Sunbury, December 7, 1861.
PROCLAMATION.
IVOICK is hereby given that tho aeveral
' Courts of Common Pleas, General Quarter
Sessions ef the peace, and Orphans' Court, Court
of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery,
in anu lor me county ol rkorlliumherlKiid, lo
commence at the Court Hiuus, in the borough ol
Sunbury, at 10 o clock, A. M. on Monday, the
Ctb day of J A N U.-Wt V, next, and will continue
TV O WEEKS.
The coroner, Justices of the Peace and const a
bles in and for the county of Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there in their proper per
sons, with their rolls, records, inquisitions, and
other remembrances, to do those things to their
several oilices appertaining to he done. And all
witnesses prosecuting in behalf of the Common1
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
commanded to be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against hiin, as shall
be just aim not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to be punctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their noticea
Given under my band at Sunbury, th 30lh ilav
uf Nov., in tbe year of uur Lord one thous.
and eigh hundred and aixty-one and th
Independence of th Coiled States of America
tbe 85tb.
God save th Commonwealth.
DAVID WALDRO.N, Sheriff.
- irifT OflSr. Punburv, 1
.vc. :-r, 11. )
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r or more limn twenty je;tia, mis jnurmti iiha Liooreu in
whut ilsconduotors have IV It ti be the cURe of litiniiJiiits'.
Justiceuiiii Krueduin, endeuvoriig to iiieiiirute the C'mUt
tion ol the oppressed and unh'Ttunttlr, i bonr and en
cnuruL'e nifeiul exeition in wiuitevei sphere, and, to pro-
mute bv ull nieuns the moral, intellectuul and imucritil art-
Vsiiicuinentol ourcimutry. It Uaa aimed to be nglitrulher
I hun ptpul4r,uiid to c-pouaeui.d (."'inmc.io to un tne u itili
that oiiierH inttv not be williinc lo ui't'ept till to-mutrow.
li(purt.uniK Uiibccutse, iniMt.ikt-a have dujt'ets been made
and Itinl.a coiiuiutled ; but, having in ull titiiwsi'H.-ited our
lenders to think und judge lor themaeives rMher than
ndnpi blindly our own or otht-ia' coucluii jiih, we b'lieve
we may uirly c.uim for Una journal Lhu credit of h:v"3
qualified its readers to detect und expose even ita ov
eiioia toueveiop iue inntua 01 me younq uy Ua most
geuerut, lliorougli und piucticul Kdueatnin, and m cnour.
ut(e and stimulute Tioductive indu.4trt', through free i;riits
of Public hands to nctunl sui llera and cullivutors, na uls i
ihrouuh the protection ot nmmiture or peculturly exp tsed
bruitfiit'S I'roui tN powerful loieign competition, ureuiuoug
theanus to which this j rnal h s udhered through gJKt
and evil rrjtorL, and wlii- h it steudfusiiy commend to
Allien din (Nitriotisni and phibiiiiliropy.
Aa to tiie Civil War now deunstutinir nur country, we
hold it to have uripiuatetl in a Hebelliun m-ro wunlon,
wicked, inexcusable, limn whs ever before krirtwn a He
beUion in tho interest of the few agiiinst the- numy a He.
bellioii designed to raise high the wuilnof custe uud lighten
the ch-Jinaol oppression, l.tiving done nil we could wiih
out a auirendei of vi till piinripleto avoid thia Wasand
witnessed the forlienrance, tneeknetB. and l-iig aufTering
with which the Kederid Governineut sought to avert its
horrors, we hold it our dear duty, with that uf every
other citizen, to stand by the tintum und its fuirly chosen
rulers, and to secondwith till our energies their ctTnls to
uphold the f nioit, the Constitution, und tho aupretuucv of
the 1.UWR. Aud, though tiie Kebeniou li'is becotut, litr
usurpation, deception, lerionstn in id sp"tl;tti"ii, feurfully
stroiiR. we believe the Aiiirii.-itn Hepubhc fur stronger,
and tliut the un;iniiuus, eurnest eiT 'rts of lnt henrls and
hands will insure its overthrow. Jiut nu all questi-iis uf
fectinic the objects, tlieseopt;, nud durution of the most ex
iruordtnury contest we refer to those whom the Aiiieucaii
people Ktivecl. tlnd with nath'-rity, h 'l.Urg Buity of pur
pose and of act ion uioitpei: ibl in s,ruve an rimMiieuey.
In a crisoi like the present, out columns must Ihj intgety
engrossed with Itie current histoiy of the Vr for the
1'iiion. nud woh eliicidiUious i.f us urre aliiklnu incidents.
We- sinill not, however, remit tlmt attention to Literature,
to Foreign AfTnrs, the Acnctiltunil I'r.tgneB, to Crops,
Markets, Jtc, Ac , which has atiemly, we- trust, won lor
The Tribune an h-noiuble position tm,ntr its co tempora
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gie.in a vlvd and fnithrul history of tint times, not merely
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we trust ihnt nu imaiuveinent in the content h of nur journal
is perceptible, and Unit, in (lie vnriely uud fuliueas ttf iu
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a critic on the lust. 11 In this hope, we solicit a continuance
ufthe generous meusuieof putron;.ge hitherto accorded to
our journal,
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TH fa: l l 1 U UN No. to4 Nuasnu Street,
New York.
ORPHANS'' COURT SALE.
IN pursuance uf an order of the Orphans' Court
ol Nmlliunibcrlaiiil cuunly, will be fxiioseil
to public sale, on the premisea, on Saturday, the
I I 111 day ot Uerrmlwr next, all (hat the undivided
half of a liini-stone lot, situate iu Jordan town-
hip, Northumberland county, loundrd on the
North hy land nf Mows W ert, on the West by
linds of Ellas Herbert and tMmon lieimer, Moulh
by lands uf Moses Weil, and lust by lamia of
Samuel 1 1 1 a I J i- r and raid minora, conlainiiig
altogether twenty perches, on which is erected a
I. line Kiln. Also, an undivided interest in
another limestone lot, siiuatn in anine township,
hounded on the Kasl hy lands f (Samuel Hush,
Aorlhby landa of .Moses Wert, West hy lauds
of Sumtit'l Shatter and lot ah.ive described, and
ojuID by lauds of Mosrs Wert, containing ten
perches, altogether, more or less, on which is
erected a Lime Kiln being the estate of minor
children of William llohurr.
Sale lo coin mr nee at 10 o'clock, A. M-, of sui J
day, when the terms and conditions of sale will
be made known by
WILLIAM HOFFMAN, Guardian,
By order of the Court,
Court, )
erk O. C-,
3, 1H6I. J
U. MAKSKK, Clerk
Sunbury, ov. S3,
Widows' Election under the $300 Law.
XTOTICE is herehy given ihst apjiruifetnents
' of real and uersonal rroiertv have heen
made to the widows, respectively, of the followiiig
named decedunts, atjreealdy to the acta of Aaseui'
bly, in such cases made and provided
1. (julschall John, deed.
3. Knanp Michael, dee'd.
3. Cameron James, dee'd.
4. Kverelt Jair.es, dee'd. -6.
Kline Isaac 1), due'd.
And that tha sains will be presented to tha
Orphans' Court of Northumberland county, for
approval, on Tuesday, tha V4lh day of January
next, unless exceptions be tiled thereto before aaid
day. J. Ii. MAhSlOh, C'l'k- O. C.
bunhury, December T, lbOI.
Eafale cfVm- BUC'iii ly, dec-cHited.
"jVOTICE is hereby given that letters testa
mentsry, bsve len issued to the subscriber,
on the estate of illiam McCsrly lata of tha
borough of Sunbury, Northumberland county,
deceased. All persons indebted to said eslaie or
having claims on tha sama, will present them for
settlement to tha undersigned.
KACHEL McCAKTir. A lminislratni!
funhury, I'ettrober 7, 1861.
Suitable for the Times !
T IJ Li
U3E1VALLED AfeSO&TMEST
O P
FALL WINTER GOODS
SOLD AT THE
MAHM0TH ST0EE
O F
FRILING & GllANT-
W B 8KLI,
Ladies' llresa Goods, Csaaimeras, Cloths,
tialtiuetts, Hat and Caps,
Uoots snd Shoes, Clothing, Hosiery, Glutei
Hardware, Quennsware, Saddlery!
A.C., lc, (Vc-
. G?.CC2?sI2S
Fish, Salt and Piaster, Iron and Nails,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils, Glass, 'Tobacco. Segara,
A.eH Ac,
Ac,
At Prices that UcTy CompctKlon,
lor Cash or Country Produce.
Wo have selected these Goods with great care,
and feel assured that they ara the
BEST AND CHEAPEW
STOCK OF GOODS
ever Ufore cfTtrVd to the public. Examine for
j ourselves.
Plill.INO &. GRANT.
Sunbury, Xovetnlri 83. I .
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Mo, 64 Gold street. New York.
November S3. Itl.
Administrator' .otlec,
TsvOTlCE ia heitby pivetithut Irttera of admiidatratMm
i having been ranted U tha aubaei ibef tm the eat ate 4
Jacob Fry, jr , Nt d the borough tiunbury. N 'it hum
berland Miilv, Pa., doeeuaed. All ptMaiaia mdeMrd ara
rrqueated lo muka payment, and thuaa haviua etaiuia tu
piMaent thrm f r aetileinent, at the reaideucof the under
aiM'ad) uo Haturday tha 4th dar if January, tr64
cmahi I'Sf.AHi.sdt n, a-ib'i.
8iubury, Nrv.hi a, J'l -at
ANOTHER ARRIVAL Ot
Millinery Goods!
at the Htor of
BIHaca D. & L, KIIISIiLGR,
Btmpaon'a Building, Market qiiare, BUMIUKY, Pa
rpilK public ara invited in call and exsmiim .hair MillU
J. nv lionets ju.ip-nl such us Lanirs' Ureas Oin .Is'
Bilks, and the 1st est ,Nee Yr and I'Suadcliihia styles
ladies' rmr.sa caps.
FlfltS. Ladies' Ol.irespHi,.ir, llamlkeiuliirla, NnUrnn
FluwefS, and Millinery grinds ol every variety.
MANTUAMAKl.NO. irui-sn.sd mill. kl msa.
nar and in any atyle.
wa iiitsiHI to sell low, call and emine rmr stni lt.
it. St L. billd.-l.l;R.
Sgnlinry, October l, IKI.
Imitate triil-Olu;i! m ill 11. tail-,
dccciiNeri.
TOTICE Is hereby liven that letters nf ad
niinistralion having been cranled to the
subscriber on the eatsle nf Guorx Martin, Kn ,
ts'e ot ine uorougn o! nuiiburv, IN orlhurnberlarid
cobnty, P., deceased. All persons indebted Id
aaid estale are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims lo urcsoiit them
duly authentic ited for snitlemeiiL
Mrs. 8AKAH Ul.t OM. Adm'lrii.
Punhury, fiat. 5, I SHI. ht
New Millinery Goods.
min 3i. L.. ,i i.t:n,
Faten Street, two drmrt unuth. of the filiamAin
Valley J- Pottsvillt ll iil Rood,
SUNBURY, PENN'A
J bbl'r.U I I- .J,I, informs Ihe citirens ot
NUN HUH V and vicinity, that she has just
received from Philadelphia a larire and si hmlid
assortment ot the movt Inshionablc style of
FALL AND WXNTEB GOODS,
comprising of
113 CD 2i 3" 5J SS3 .
U ATS, PEATHEPsi, FLOWERS, TRIM
MINGS Ac.
which she is selling at the most reasonable prices
'lo which she directs the atli i.tiuii ot the ladies
snd invites all to call and see them.
Thankful for past patronage, she hnpea by
keeping to best assortment at reasonublo pticcs
to continue the asms.
Suuburv, October 13, lS01.-3.ti
NEW YOKK LINKS
THE CAMDEN & AM BOY AND rHILADKU'UIA
ANU TRENTON RAILROAD CO.'S LINES,
From Philadelphia to New York and Way
I laces.
From Walnut Street Wharf and Keniiugtrrn Depot
Philadelphia, will leave as nllows, v.s faks,
At 8 A M. Via Camden aud Ainbuy Ctt A Accoin-
modntinn, 82 85
At 0 A M, via Ciitnden and Jersey Lity ISew Jcr
sey arcoininoilatioii, 2 125
At !H A -M. via Camden and Jrricy city Moriimi:
Mail, 3 OH
At I' M. via Keniinaton ami Jersey city. U es-
tern Express, S 00
At I Ji V M via Camden and Anibny, nccomnn dulinn s to
At II P M, via Cuinden and Alnuoy C and A. Ex
press, 3 do
At Ci F M, via Kensinirton. and Jersey city, Eva-
nine Express, U 00
At 4 F M, via Kensinctou and Jciiey city, lid
Clliss Ticket, S
AtOP M , via Cumdi n A Jersey e it) Ev nine .Mail 3 W)
At II I' M, via Cnuiilrn aiiilJeisry eiiy -.mtli .Msrl ii it'
At 6 V M. via Criiiiilen anil Anilroy Accoimnr rl:i-
tion. (Frciclit and l'assi-iigcr,) Ul clnss ticket, 3 M
IIS ' 1 SU
The 6 P. M Mnil Line runs dally. Tr.e 11 Soutliern
MhiI Sntuntsys excepted.
For Helvidere, Easton, Fleinincton. &e .t "! 10 A. M.
from Wolnul street vvliurf and P. M , irmn Kniisiiis.tt-ii
For .Munch Ctiuiik, Alientowii and Ilellilehiiii, at G, A M
via Euliien Vnllev Ituilrond
For Wiiter liup, S'.roudskarg, Pcmiitm, Wilkeslwrre
Montrose. Great llend. Ac., in T 10 A M, via Deiaware.
Eflckiiwiinnii nnd Western Railroad.
For Freehold, at 6 A. M. mid 2 I. M.
For Mount Holly, at 0 A M-, and 4, P M.
WAY LINKS,
For Bristol, Trenlnn, Ac., at 7 111 end f) A.M. fij
6 no and 1 1 V M trom Kensington aud 1' M from Wui
nut B'jei't v Imrr.
ForPalmyrn.Riverton, Delanfo, Beverly, Burlington,
Florence, H inleiiiown, he. at 171, 1, 5 end SJ I". M.
ISieiinihunt 'rreutou, for Itordeiitowti. nnrl inteiinediate
plners, ut U Y M. from Wnlntit street Whnrf.
For New York, and Whv Lines leaving Kenainr;
tn;i pot, take the caia on Fifth street, nliovt- Walnut,
IihII" an ht.'ur before departure. The cms run into the le.
pot, and on h.r,ivl ol each Train, run from the depot.
if- Fifty pounds ..'f Rin'ence only, allowed each Misreneer,
Passengers ore piOh.'l'ileil from tukinir uuyilnni: as l;ac
rse hut their wear.ng apparel. All buanm-e over t.tty
pounds to lie paid for txtr.1. The Cnmnany limit th.-lr
respoiisiliilily for Bai((n(re to t,',.e Dollur ei pi.und.nnd
will not be liable fin iiny amount lieJ'Oi.d 1UI llulUis, ex
cept by sper-inl contract
WM II. GATZ.MER Agent C. 4: A. it R C.)
Nov- 0, Hi.
Assessors.
rfHE Assessors of NorihuinHertanil county nrc
A requested to make return of their triennial
assessments to the Commissioner's Oll'tce, on the
27h day of December, "Gl. at which lime there
w ill he a meeting of the Hoard of Commissioners.
Uy order of the Hoard,
W. U. JUKUAi, Clerk-.
Comnrissioner's Oilice, )
Sunbury, October 1, 1861. S
FANCY FURS!!
Joliri l'nrplrtt.
71 Auch S'rer-t, t.-!ween
7.1l., Had Mil., tils.,
(Late 818 Mart. ct,)
Philadelphia.
Importer A .!:iinifn?ttir-r
of, ami liiilr r niiill kiln's
of FANCY Ft'ltS, for
Ladies.' Misses,' and Chil
dren s e:ir.
Iliivin now irmiinfrietnr
eil and 1:1 strne. my ustiid
istL'i,r'e Ull' btmlti.fi.l uf?.it
'-neiit nt a:i tne viirii'iis
MI,-L-S jiiH mini ,1 iM.if t' lira
-r - .r 3-auimien lo
- ii W. ....
Wniicr ea i.s, would
rcipecifully inuite un exomination of mynlfok nudprif'
from those intftnrting to purchase, at I um OHtbltfl lo titer
lliem very drsimble induceniriitH.
All my" Fun huvv been purohawd for Cash, nnJ mflii
uy rxpcriniccii huihi., mw w u c u..c... ........ y
Vry small R. vn.u-e oil c.t. 4 . . .
I Min wthvd Unit it wouhl be In he mteirat of th e wh.i
d.ic puichiiwiF. u g.ve m a can. ......
ry Reci Mertihw name, n imhcr nud s'reet : J. rniiirra.
(Nw Fur Store,) 716 Ateti Street, FlLilHjt-tjuiin.
Sept7, lMil 5m.
SWAIM'S CSLEBSAT3 fIJACA
Vot tiie t-ure i-f Scrofuia, Incipient CtiiiKUinjtn-!i, (ienernl
Deljihly, While tfivellHitf, Ithvun.Jliafii, Uiat-vi-i-a u(
the Liver aud Skin, Hint all Oinentei Aiiaii; 1'mmu
Juijuntica ot the Hi-tod und tuv LflcCsi uf
Mercury.
Pwaim'i ncea hat been fit nire than f 'rtj .ui
p:lrt)iulfd in this t"'uuti ai'd i:i Furon t .-.vr--
uiiliiuuy cures, fur tiie cerl-iirMeii if which re:vi'.',u -t u !
iiiH'it l i Uie diiei'iiinia and toka ( wiiitli ncty Im h fil ;
(.'tuttwj ucciinnii iug the t'auireu; s..ue f v iw'.i : vi j
Die ii.tieuhm vi t-.uta to tMjt.ttlul l-r gi-iierul ..nii.'.M i
li.m, where the ianciila have heen bi;nMt th en vuii .
bviotulu, nud weie deeiuetJ Mt'Cftible uy 1'iiytn-ui .
11 iiui lieeii Uavcti in h"iuttlB hi., piivute prufir?. di: I !. ii
been rccoiniiU'iiUtu by Uie unl c srUiitle.1 rujtur m ,u:
(ttiicr t'tnineut je.iaviii Anu'iuj tjihem, tiy V. Ui. t m. M.
D., Tn f. Surttry, Prim I liivs-f-i'.y j 'a!ruii,i' M'-'f,
M l3 , I'r.'f nf erurcry. . V. I nneitiiv; V. V.
wt'ti, iM i)., I'mf. Jtii.l , ':t t'lnvfimiv j N. Cli pi.i im,
M. D., I'rt'f. rhyic, Pe.in. tnivi-iity ; T. Iut !.r, M.
Hrrtijfiit C.'licgu i'lr. sitiuiii, lJlulu'.it.-t yUm ; Hi, Dei ..m.
l'l'-r. ut Mi1ieiiir. Ilivitni j J'se F.'tiiencu oe Uu. I",
ol Suigeiy, l.islxMi; J (Vi.nny.ii, .Mni.tr Knjal .'"
!urge"U, L'iidt ii ; G. W. Iivmi:, iati M i.iiir lu S;"int ;
bir l li.im.ia 1'eir.niti, M tj r oi'iietul h.iti-u Aiwjj ; 0.1
lHrr UuueitsiMi, uritikd l oi.tui. tc.
The wondeiful cuiea eiftt-'td hy SVAI.Mi PAN ACT!
have for many c:ira made it 'i ri.vaiuuoie ruiucdy. '1'iie
PhtincfH dt'en n't eonlniu mercury in any f.titn, Hml, bfiim
tin iniioeei.i f'ft-nuuu 11, u may oc givt-u w iae n.uai in,- i
dcr iufuit
j 'ihe lelail price h ia beeu ledaeed Id 5.. SO per Uu!e,
(CJttUiinu.fcj llirt half itiniaj.) or fhty-v U'tiUti f. r 4.
uc. Ati is tr tM rpi i iuh
Pwnito'a Piuticea m in mund butttea. Uuied longiiu J ii.uLy.
Wilt) the f nlli.wii tc leKeia hh.WU ntl lh' p-tu :
sWAi.r.s pan eKA-rmi.MA."
Iltviug the name of J AS. SUV AIM atatuiieEl mi ihf a-n!:ip
wax uml wnitcii ou the label covering ttiecuTk, iumi n
art end id engravnuj on tha aide of the b-itle. hy l-'i; i .V
0M bank ii"te eutrrtviva. in iue ccntie t ( whit.ii in a I'. r
tiait the lute Wm twiiin, (cii,yiiR'' Ktnu't'h)
If pel Hii purt-hacmr thr ranitcrn A ill ! i-niefn! 1 1 oh
ii ,e that the wnd frWAl.Nl Ik conrctij apeikd, u.e uttv
not be iiniM'ed t u.
Alr, PWAIM'S VKnMirfGK.
A va'UQbV (aiiHly inedieine, beiut a highly approved i m .'
cny ('( an aiveaws urmii't! mi iu oroiiiiy ui tic p.;-!'... .Li
c-tua. audi Acidity .f tiie bi'Uiiat-h, Wonui, C lu l-in
Mnrhua), Uyaenturv, Fcvrr and Akuc, nieediiia Tilck, k
H-idurhe, Ac. See the pamphlet (which uay be hud tH'
tia.) aocinipanviup tne Vermifuge.
Frrrnred only at SWAIM'S I..ROR ATORV, TIIK
M.IHSAM), SOUTH SKVKNTU frTRKKT, HI I-OW
t'liKSTMi'T. Philadelphia, ai.djld by mU drutiu in d.e
L'mtvd Stalr-a
General Ageuta for tha ITrdted Statrs.
bCillEFFKIJN UKUTIIFR9 k CO..
ITU William Street, New Yoik.
rhil'a, Oct- 8m p.
BLACK SILK COATS.
tiored Msntlrs,
Pniilin Dusirrs,
French Xaqnes,
Hilk Ussijuinrs,
Newest Designs. KsaiW Msds. or Ms.le to OiJtr.
COOl'KK A CON ARl,
N K. Cnrar Ninth and Msrl.l, l'bila.l lihia.
yv is. tti
FASCY URSV
THE LATEST STYLE OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
a ARMEZSTTS,1
AHEI CONSTANTLY XyXASfl
at tha
Fashionable Tailoring Establishment
of
JACOB O. BEOK-
Mnrkct direct, ht ni HV Pa,
rHR atiliscrihrf has just received and opensdl
A a large aasortnrent bPKI.Mi AiND fUM-
MF.K OOOD, such as
CLOTHS,
op Evr.nv rir,s(ji!ir"iioN a quamtt.
Plain and Fatcy CasLimeres. VeEtingg, &c.
of Ihe latest styles. In adilitinn lo his stock ha
i consiaittly receiving nrw -ii. lies Irnm th eil
kef .'iiif a full assoriment nf Ihe most substantial
and latest style ot (Jim.J, n t1P rity marketa.
He is ure pared to tnalte to order all kino's of
('tulemeii's snd iov's wea-. such a
DKErtS I OA J ft, FKOCK-COATH. DUSI-NESb-COATS.
Vi:sr rANTA
I.OONS. &e. Ae.
of th ry latest style, and in the most su'wtan
lial rnsiuier, al short notico.
Any (iooila not on hand, will be furnished
from l'hiladeljl.ia,bv (riving two day's notice.
ty (-'nil and examine my siock, no charge
made for showing.
JACO0 O. BECK.
P.inhnry, May II, IPKK -
J0SS & CR0SLEY.
SOLE MAM.FArri.UEns OF THE IMPROVED
OUTTA PKEOHA.
0 E M E iN T HOOFING.
The chfaipst bihI mo ri-unMt H fi3 itinna, IlisFIr
mtrt VtHter I'ronf.
Ii enn ht )Xtie T to lrw und nM K-mf- of nil kuiul, ttd
iv ifriii-fjlr lUfoid witlmut toinoving Ui liingtti.
Tha Cost is only about Onc-TLirJthat
of Tin, nrnl ii in uico Durublc.
O U T V A I'KBCHA C K M K N T ,
For preirvinr? iriil rftir!ta Tinnnd other Mrtnl Rnnft of
pvpry d'scriptinn. ir.nn ii uiml iiiOEtU'ily, ia n t injure!
by tho riMHPiriion aiw exf nf mcuilt, nud W ill
ciiifk n c"lrt ir run in w.irtn ve;iihi.
Ttirrt- mattri'tls lutve h-:ii tlntioi glity Imird in New
Ymk und ail j-iHrtR of ihe i'Uihtin uml UV-Kferii titles,
ai.d we t'Jti give uLuuJaiitjiioufuf all we cluiiu in tlitir
They n re readily applied hv or tnnry Iftlnreri. ut Iri
ninR ejtitciiss
' NO HK AT !H RnQVIRFD."
Th'ne irtRterinUnie put up r;dy for use. and for tMjv
ping tonll porta if tim euoittry, with full piiutetl direct on
lor uptilicnlifii,
Full iW"cri uve eirf-nbrn will he furr'nhrd on dpnlirn.
tion by in nil -r in prro-Mmt .ntr Priucipx ('fr.ce mm Warn
hmr. ?H WILLIAM tSTKFXT, (Cmuvr of Libty
fctrtti,) New York.
CRO&LEY.
Arkst Washd ! Terms Cuih ! !
Jure 1. 111 W
A IS F. G V ej.
Rich Figured Parcccp, 19. 25nd 31 cents.
liarege Rubes. S3 60, SI 00 and 5 00,
Mozambique Hi. bis at !$o Oil,
Traveling Dress tioml,
tshephartl's i'luids, Mnliuir Plaids.
Uingham's, l.awns. Prints, Chullies,
lrey Figured (iimils,
COOIT.R A COXARD,
S E corner Ninth and .Market, rhiladalphla,
N li Lest quuliiy Hoop Skirts, 04 cents lo
May 18. lrCI.
UKBTJY STEAM FLJIRY
A N D T ( W IN G II O A T C O M P A N Y.
rj'RA VKl.I.EP.S and others ure rfspectfully
iulnrmed that the subscriber, in order to ac
cotniiind.ite ihe pnblic ar.d facilitate tt&vcl. ha
reduce.) tho rates of f.iriuRO o' hia MTEAM
I'tCHhy, over Ihe Usijuclitih.i, ot Siuiihutv, Bin!
will carry Pajfengnrs, Horses, Carriages, and
other vehicles, a, tne following rales, viz t
Foot Passengers, each B cents,
liorse and hhier, 15
Horse and JJuBgy, 25 '
Two-Horse Cvuveyanci1, ii "
Farmers and others, niahing to transport Coal
and Produce, can make arrangements, at atili
lower rates.
A lart(e, safe and commodious Steamboat will
run regularly and pruntplly ut all hours of that
d:iv, and to accommodate those who dctire to at
tcnJ the Churches at ttunbury and Seliiigrovc,
the Jioiit will run on ."Sunday,
'1 he Stcain'-oj'. will run from Market Street
Waif, and piomptly convey l'asengcrs from
Lut'.i sides ui the itivcr, nithout delay.
The fleam Ferry now oifori! not only a ssfa
and cuiivenieiit Imnsit over the Musijuchaiinu,
hut also a pleni-ai't and agreeable ride.
1 11A T. CLEM EAT, Lessee and Proprietor.
riimbury. May 25, lstil,
"TTOViiS ! STOVES !i
FOR BALK AT THK INDL'dTitlAL STOVE WURKS
Nn. 93 North find Street, IMtihiMiilitn, i-iijicsite Clir.sl's
Cliareh, tiie :n-st eetobruted Has c-.iimiiiii.il' I'.H-liiiie and
tie-iinis M..ws the !-iy. LLHIUH. Vli.KK COM.
I't.KTl-l. ami nil olliel Cookii,u; and tlciitniC M.-V'ts. All
nt' v.'tiich are iiutirautcea to give eulilo s itislauiou.
Pieane eivu ine a cull.
W.M. C. .NEMAN.
Oct .ber 13, IHil. 3m j e. e.
Entirely Vegotatle. I7o Alcoholic Prepa-xation-
GERMAN IMTTERS,
i'teparttt hy
DIl. J ( KM Ac H , I iiliui.-lphia, IViin'a.
Vv iil tiltciiuilly cure i.ner Crit.punni, Uki;ep.
birj, J i ji.iie, ': ironic or .Nervous Debility,
Dittfuo el tho Kuliii yj, v. ml ull Jt icau arising
ficiU it tUoriltTcii Livf or tuincli.
t'H'.-hns CwiiNi'i'utii.ii, IiuvarJ !iUa, i'u'nts it BI..J w
t'ltflltutl. Aialuy -i U;u irtt'ii::i':li, NitUi't-u, ilitrtliuiii,
Uihk.i'"' t'T Ft". U. FuL.er'a rr Vt-;u) I in !!;s ?-ti it'.ii.i'i.
Ki-lM-.v.x. hkn-i? l FmitUil-jf at the Pit .-t
ii-.vH'tnt f-M'.uu.t.i lhUc.j:l, Cu ,r Si;.rof.MUM
,., H 4vl.R r-b.ii.iKht ..f Vwm.h.
! i . , t u H i lu, r il.e jm:, l-x-i and iuU T in ti,
11
in-)
I .V-jvjI-.I.. II, V trie 'Wilt Ml li 'l.O Snill
I u'H, t'ui i iu the r-.il: . U.iLf. t. urpi, Liim-i, v , Sad.
cI.mi 1' annua t i iJt'.:t, buiuni in the t-'hHti, I'-iiiM-tj.t tinn
p.siiig3..t nu.! ifii t Ut; ifr.-'i'Mi tf Saints, .nui will
i-..-miely nraviit KLUAV i- UVI-U, lilLloLb fl.-
'i ::e li'Vr!;,f"r 1,1 ,'u "t'e ili.m nf ihe j.uMictO
ti." j p! i in a! j-1 i . i i-M'i i.illii I.'ci.i-K i 1 li:e ui.ii- il cu
iid. .ii iu iiut j i' ii in!.; itilu u U tne uttfct fur
wmrhil r'-f'Uiii'i ..cV'.l.
It ii u i iiv v m il ui. riol srlii h. Tt't M' tl'nt I n itiH-d
t'.tt-)t I m I V' -f '.'iri'1 ti lit !i':u the Anitr't"!! pfy
lic, ..'"i iif" r-jiui.ttU'ii :inti fnh stfj u.n'svallcd hy miy tttuiiur
j ri-( :ir.iti' , t-. 'i. 'I i c n-cunv-i-y in 't ( jvor givm hy
t;,e UK-ct j.r ui isf t .-.ti w:u-i;i; wu l'h ;t iait and iiio.-
in ; :i- ii L..e cmiv .iuiu.-i.f. um.I u r tre.
Ii.l i.,-. ..(il' i n e .Viinnu.il! - in ( ;...iiL! ty the -
. jillt .iiir(i L. j
; j( ,ut ..i ,s,
i .v lu..l er-.o i I u:'V t Uitir Atrchia. t'it
t'ie un m sctit'..! litat this mt tiy ia rea.iy
U' SCI Vi' 1 l.ivT I r-'.t fi-l'l'l I! .t lii'K M'l-U
t ' iiik h irFxcK..
, Ftan J. NV.t u n Kn un, 1 1j , wt ut tl.e Encyclic
A'llK'iiril) ni't ii !--; -PfJ it (:iv-r T uc inuind Tateut
Mcii x'lurk In ui liir.Mitii tli-tiunt of theii ii-p'?diiiva
, unJ ui es, 1 vi tiii.tw iff h' u:ri''iii.i rtii -!! w ny uum
I u. nj ii' itu.l..v I't tut-i-cr.vtu lit ir.ifve iiimxeli t iiisvj
received i run ui.y hiiufh- pi-tj-urjui; n, :n ihe uoj e il-ai ha
' 1U.IV fnl!' H'illr I I tt.s Irjul' ! t'ti.ClK
I 1 it" litlt lilf UK. IC IfiliUl) III tl-alHsd 11 'ftt0-ld' G'T
I M.t... li i.ii.)I .... ).v l.r I M J.i.Uin.i.1 If.lli.'.'X.
A 1 i..-ni'is.f I i it-'i:r.rt il "n il.vit. f- r rai, u..dei itie
( nui'it'Ku.n i,a' i. t wnf uitivilv a.'.'h"i.e ii.iAiurn. I
I n.u tuil-h''l lo i.i fin-ml ft tc-i Sh'eini'iii.i, l'tt,..
In r 11
IrilloVil t In s
iNllt-r I V HI I'rf Usts. Ull.l !
Sjcri.t' .1 -4r iheiii, wi. , -il bi.il. 'ti-s In-ill iriwt "d
t.kf
.- i. lull. ;l . Vti') l.u- aw !' !Juf 1..HII..S .-1 li.r
irs. ui li. Iu jiii-iiii!. .'I tin- ir i.-.tl v-iir, wis .
: Hit,
by ri i.isiit leu. i, in.d I'ff. i 'ii I" a d-im W l'i.ily sn.1
".iU i . r v 1 ( ii I i..J ii 4 Mi I .. iii.-nii.s 11'- r
a. ul li.i 1 1,1114. -ti !. s, ;,ln 1 '( ircainmir. 1 ilinrf-rr t lunik
Gi1 i "I ii. 1 fill nd . r lira-li.ia i" r use in iWm
I in.jJ ii . Jiii:i--M. I ki. i Ni.W'l O.N BHUW.V.
Ai'usl 111, I lil 1
ST" MIClIOLA-d HOTEL,
Uroadwuy, Nrtc Yuik.
I'o ir-.l IU':ccod lo Si a Day.
biiire tii! 0)enins uf this vast slut r uniinnJious
lluti'l. in lb."i4, il lias bctn the s.nglu imli-svr uf
Hit) iiti;iiflor u n.ake it tiie most snmi'luuus,
convenient anj ctimlortat.le hurtie for Ilia ciiin-n
ai-J sliancor un lliissitio ilia Ailanaic And
whalrvcr lius sfriin J liai'v Id u.linintrle r to ihe
cuiu'uil of ils guests tlitty eiulcavuriul, wiili.tiit
rtrj to cost, Iu rivit!e, anil tj combine all tl a
cirmciitsol imliviiJiial und social enjoy un-i.t nhit li
inndorn srthds iriVci.U'J, snil mui'i-iu lasi ai'tu'tv
f J ; si! J tha imlronsse wl.ii'h it liss commanded
during the past sit yrurs j i ii stilling ijiuvl lliai
tlitir clfort ha been appreciati'd. Tu uu-l ma
eiijjvnci.s of (lie times, when all ara reijuirrd It
practice tha most nsid eionoinj, tha undrrsignrd
HAVK RKDUL'EU THK PIUCE OF BOARD
TO TWO DOLLARS PER DAY, at th aa.
tims ahsliiii; nous of ih.luiuries IU svlilch tlieir
labia has hitherto heon supplied.
IRKIDWH L, WiUTCOMB A O.
Oct. 17. Ian1 - I iui.