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N. B. EM OLE, BubUthart.
lATXtrV 11, 1807.
Eocal affairs.
Dhowhbd. A atd mo of drowning occurred In
thii place on Thursday orwlng last, about ilx o'
clock. Willie, aa Interesting ton of John W. Frl
ajfcg, Esq.; while playing On a raft lying In lie river
a horl diilanea a boy Market trt, fell Into tho
water and wa drowned. Ssreral paraoni taw him
fall, but Uia earrent bad Worn (0 ilrong from the
lata ralnitbat they were email to reaou bim. ' Ha
Waa abont terra yean ut ago, and bad on, when
drowned, a roundabout and pair of pant of tweed
cloth, and a pair of shoes that bad juat been eoled
and heel-tapped. A reward of f It will bo paid for
the reoorery and delivery of the body to hie rather,
In thii place. ' ' ,
Obb of the large trees in the Sqaare, near tha lite
of tha old Court House, ru tfproeted by the aererlty
ol tha itorm on Wednesday last, r r.
Ton lata frosty nlghti do not appear to hare dona
very lerionf Injury to tha fruit crop. On tha con
trary, from all quarter our exchange aay that tha
roepeot are Very good.' ' .-''
Ear. M. L. Bhindel, formerly of thil plaoe, (at
eoepted a call from h Second Lutheran Church,
of 8elinsgrove. Tall church baa been, for tome
time put, without a regular paator. ..
Wm undarttand that boyt and other evil disposed
fierton make a pmctica of 'Injuring abrubbory and
committing other depredations la the Grave Yard,
fiuoh persons should ba watched and dealt with ac
cording to law.
Balb or A. floral. The Keystone Hotel, In Be
llnsgroTe, formerly kopt by Capt. Buyers, has been
old to R. B. Walters, of Middlecreek township,
Snyder county, for tha um of $J,000. Tho new
landlord takes possession on the 20th Inst.
E(JtA Focbtaih. W. A. Bennott bos Just put tap
-no excellent soda fountain In bis drug store, and
having received a variety of syrups, will furnish
-cur eitiiens with soda water during the warm sea
ot'tjXhii ira delioiqu and healthful summer bev
erage. Ret. George Parson preached for the last time in
the old Lutheran Churob, at Milton, on Sunday week
last. The congregation bare purohased a lot on tha
corner of Mahoning and Second streets, at a cost of
f 1,600, on whtoh they Intend erecting their new
churob.
A riat single sett of sliver snout ted harness was
stolen from the premises of A. WVSchreyer, of Mil
ton, on the night of the' 27th ult. lie offers the
handsome reward of f 100 for the reeorery of the
harness and the deteotion of the thief, or f 25 for the
recovery of the harness.
Patbbt Isscid. Among the patents recently Is
sued by the Patent Office, at Washington, we notioe
O following : "Edward O. Murkier, of Bunbnry,
Pa., and Ueorge II. Bardwell.of Philadelphia, Pa.,
for improvement in manufacture of fuel from an
thracite coal dust." - '
Apfoikthixt Among the appointments made
by Col. Joseph W. Cake, who entered upon his du
ties as Collector of tho Port of Philadelphia on the
letinst., we notice the name of John P. Fursel,Erq.,
of this place, as Day Inspector. Mr. Pureel was
formerly Deputy Sheriff of this Ooanty.
A emigrant train, on its way West, laid over at
.his plaoe on Sunday last. It remained during the
lay on the aiding, near the depot. Some of the
emigrants, while here, were out looking for '-lager
md 'iberty." Would it not be advisable to station
nch Trains outside the borough limits ?
Oes. C A nanus was in town on Tuesday last, vis
ing a number of bis old friends and acquaintances,
'hoiara always glad to greet bim. J We never saw
iin look better. Gen. Cameron is one of the most
ifluenlial members of the U. 8. Senate, and the old
.eystone State la now well represented, through
Im, In that body.
Tkarino Down Uaxbsills It will be well for
ys and other malicious persona, who bare been in
a habit of tearing down and defaoing posters, to
iderstand that the penalties of the law against such
tonccs will hereafter be strictly enforced, and that
reward will ba given for the discovery and convio
in of the guilty parties.
Tub New Kaileoad. At a meeting of tho stock
),rsof the Danville, Haselton and Wilkeabarre
Ulrbad, held in this place on Monday last, the fol
ding officers were elected :
PrtsitrHtS. P. Ease.
C irtetort Wm. I. Ureenougb, Wm. Ilancook,
F. Russel, BenJ. Hendricks, 8. P. Wolrerton,
W. McReynolde and tieergeIill.
Til recent rains have again swollen the river, and
I Susquehanna was, on Thursday, two feet higher
n at any period this soason. The Gut, east of town,
s also very high on Thursday, the road at tha foot
Market street being completely overflowed.
e rains of the past two weeks have been unpre
outod, and have, no doubt, done considerable
try. On Thursday afternoon wa were again clad
- icd by the appearance of the tun, 'after almost a
ak'sabseaee, '
likes. The recent heavy and continued rains
e meed the detention of the ears, by slides. One
be heaviest occurred above Montgomery Station,
bo PhDa. A Erie road, and also one about fire
ea below this plaoe, oa tho Northern Central road.
angora on the evening train, South, on Wednes-
, did not reach hero until next morning, and
a attached to the 10.30 train. The Erie and tha
ress trains, North, due here early in the morn
went up aa far as the slide, exchanged pauen
and returned. ' The slide below this place has
interfered muoh with the trains.
as. Our neighbor of the Gazette says a project
I foot, under the auspioes of Joseph Bird, Esq.,
the erection of Gas Works on the Shamokin
ad, the property of Mr. Bird, for the purpose, of
lying Sunbury and Northumberland with gas.
bare always been of the opinion that a location
way between tha two towns should be adapted
111 not be many years before the whole distance
aw the borough proper and tho bridge will be
oved, and even now considerable gas would be
in the August Hotel and other buildings in the
lborhood of the Machine Shops. The project is
oly feasible, but one that should be carried into
i. The wet weather, noticed last week, wo
;ht was over, but it re-eommeneed raining on
ay night, and continued, with but little inter
in, until Thursday morning. ' The rain waa ao
anied with eold winds, and almost all out door
eas was suspended. , Oa Wednesday the w either
lot only unpleasant, but, to aso aa expressive
, horrible. During tho whole forenoon there
fierce contest between the eold winds and the
Tho time for planting corn is now here, and
the most favorable eiroumstaneee it will ra-
fuur or fire days before tha ground will be fit
irking. Tha Indication of a large grass crop
od, and also that of wheat. .
rixr-T to Brbak Jail. Oa Saturday night
about ba'.f-past 10 o'clook, aa attempt was
by the prisoners oonfined la our County Jail
-1 their escape. A bole wa made through
all of one of the lower "cells, leading to the
which, when discovered, Was nearly largo
h to admit man' body. While tho prison'
'- re bard at work in their design they were and'
Oonfrotitad by Sheriff Beckley and Deputy
aa, who bad been watching them for some
Had the attempt not been discovered la
they would very probably hare made their
i, a the wall enclosing tha sard would have
id but little rosistanoa to than. The priaoa
l now securely ironed, and there it no danger
ir giving the Sheriff any further trouble
'Tea Baiaca Road At Ltwisscao. The rail
road meeting held at Lewlsburg, oa Saturday, 27th
alt., la relation U tho building of a krldg Mid
branch road, to eonneol with the Philadelphia A
Erie Railroad, on the opposite tide Of the river, wa
well attended by the business mea of that place and
vicinity. Tha Chronicle says that the committee"
that conferred with the railroad offioer reported,
through their chairman, Mr. Bllfer, that tho Phila
delphia A Erie Company had withdrawn their pro
position to build a branoa to Lewlsburg, upon the
condition stipulated. The Pennsylvania Central,
however, offer to build tha track from Cameronia to
Lewlsburg, provided a bridge la built, without cost
to that company,' strong enough to run their trains
across. A oonferenoo was to have been held with
tha latter company oa Monday last, respecting the
proposition. Th eitiiens of , Lewisborg are fully
awake to the great Importance of this matter.
Tbb Susquehanna Convocation of the Episcopal
Church convened in Muncy, on Tuesday evening of
last week. The clergymen present during the ses
sion were Rev. E. N. Lightner, of Danville; Rev.
A. Wadlelgh and Rev. Mr. Bpaokman, of Williams
port; Rev. Mr. Bhlnn, of Look Haven ; Rev. Mr.
Lafferty , of Bellofonte ; Rev. Mr. Collen, of Blooms
burg ; and Kev. A. P. Brush and Her. G. C.Drake,
of Muncy. Interesting services were held In St.
James' Church, during the assembling of tha eon vo
cation, commencing on Tuesday evening and ending
on Thursday evening, when the convocation ad
journed.
Escapb or Prisoker. On Saturday night week
last the jail at Lewlsburg wa delivered of all it
prisoners, two in number, by the aid of some outside
accomplice. A bar In one of the north windows was
awed entirely off at the lower end, and about one-
third through Immediately beneath tha horlsontal
bar in the centre of the window, thus making tha
breaking of it an easy matter. The person. then
entered through the aperture, unlocked the door of
the cell in wbleh the prisoner were confined, and
released them.
Hbatt Loss. The Muncy Luminary say that
since the 10th of June, 1866, the Lycoming County
mutual insurano Company, mthnt plaoe, has set
tled and adjusted claims for losses by fire amounting
to $176,855 02. A meeting of the Board of Direc
tors was hold on the 1st Inst., when it was resolved
to levy an assessment of 6 per cent, on all premium
notes in force on that day. As it is some time yet
before the expiration of the present fiscal year, it is
presumed that tue entire loss for the year may reach
(200,000.
What Deeds beko bo Stamp. It has been de
cided by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
that for the purpose of transferring property from
husband to wife, or from wife to husband, or from
one ofthem to both conjointly, that when deeds are
made to a third party and then back from him to
either or both, such instruments need not be stamped
a conveyances, as there is no sale, but only agree
ments ; but if they contain powers of attorney, those
should have their appropriate stamp.
Shahokik. Items The Herald, of the 2d Inst.,
says that on Wednesday, 24th ult., the miners at
Buck Kidge Colliery went to work at the rates of
fered them at the time they struck, which is a small
advance on former prices, as did also those at the
Greenback Colliery. Bince then work has been re
sumed at the Bear Valley, Henry Clay and Lam
bert, at the old prices, and we learn that the men at
the other collieries in the region have eignified their
willingness to work at the same rates. While there
is little prospeot of the trade reviving soon, we are
led by this action to hope business will'be kept mo
ving, at least, until price advance.
On Monday evening, 20th Inst., the semi-annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Miners' Saving
Fund Association, of Shamokin, and an election of
four director to serve the ensuing term, will be held
at their room, in Bittenbender's building. The fol
lowing named person were nominated at the Inst
stated meeting : W. P. Witbington, A. Caldwell,
I. M. Steely, Daniel Weaver, S. E. Martin, Henry
, Raup and George Gets.
Pabobaba or tbb Rebellion. Harry Davis
will exhibit bis Panorama of the Great Rebellion
in the new Maeonio Hall, this (Friday) evening.
This is a beautiful painting of battle scenes, Ac.
during the late war, which has won suoh marked
distinction both in this country and in Europe. Mr.
Davis waa among the first to enlist in hi country's
cause, and served until disabled, when he waa com
pelled to retire from service, after which he com
menced the work of painting his great Panorama,
following carefully the progress of the war, adding
scene after scene of various battles, until they cov'
ered ten thousand feet of oanvas.
A Reading paper relates the following amusing
occurrence, oonneceed with Davis' visit to that city,
under the heading of "Seoret Society :"
Yesterday Mr. Davis, the artist of the many
scenes and battle of the late Rebellion, hung out
nis nags oi tue "urana Army ot tne nepuuiio."
All the Corps and Divisions were represented. Tboy
attracted great attention and curiosity ; not a few
wouiu stop and examine tne various colors, to asoor
tain, if possible, their meaning. While a group
were trying; to make them out, two Irishmen, fresh
from the Isle, came along and stopped opposite tho
11th and 12th Corps' flags. "Jimmie," says Pat,
"lucre s a stuar on one an' a bait-moon on tother :
what's it mane?" "Och," say Pat, "it's some
aivu oi a secret society
Coa L. Messrs. John McFarland, of Northumber
land, and J. B. Henry, of Delaware City, having
control of tbe entire produot of tbe Trevorton Coal
Company' mine, for the ensuing year, are pre
pared to fill orders by railroad or canal for all sites.
The company having opened a new Red Ash vein,
the coal I now of a very superior quality, equal to
any in the market. All order promptly filled by
addressing Jobb McFablaho A Co.,
Northumberland, Pa.
F. C. Campbell, Esq., one of the oldest, and for
merly one of the most prominent member of the
bar, died at Willlumsport on the 21st ult., at tha ad
vanccd age of 80 years. Mr. Campbell was one of
the outouiporaries of' Messrs. Greenough, Bellas,
Hepburn, uud others, lute of till county.
BroitTsuis who go ducking along the Susquehan
na should not overlook the regulation of the act of
Assembly, approved the 80th of March, 1864. It
provides that it shall not be lawful for any person,
or persons, to shoot, or otherwise kill, in any of the
counties bordering upon the Susquehanna river, or
upon any creek or river emptying into tbe same, any
ild ducks, on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, of
each week, nor at any time between the first day of
April and tho first day of September, inclusive.
Any person or persons offending against any of the
provision of this act shall forfeit a penalty of fire
dollars, for each and every offence, with all costs or
charges.
A Natiobal Home roR Invalid Soldier. Mea
sures are now in hand whioh are calculated to estab
lish, on a grand scale, tbe detideratumA-a National
Home for Invalid Soldiers. The design is a follow
It is well known that all effort to obtain voluntary
subscriptions sufficient to erect a Soldiers' Home have
been without avail, la furtherance of the objeot,
however, tho Legislature of Pennsylvania have pu
led an act, dated March 6, 1867, creating a corpora
tion of whioh Major General George G. Meade
nreaident. and General Horatio G. Sickles is treasurer
with aa efficient board ot supervisor, who have the
power to distribute to the holder of certificate
large number of immensely valuable gift, consisting
of diamond, pearl, emerald, rubies, Ac, purchased
from citisens of the Southern State during the re
bellion, and which article will toon be exhibited in
Philadelphia. By this scheme it is confidently antici
pated a large fund will be created toward the erec
tion of the Homo. Every purchaser of the certificates
beoomes a contributor to this National Home fundi
and at the same time has a direct interest in the dis.
tribution of tbe rare gem mentioned above. The
detail of tho entire scheme are to be conducted In a
perfectly fair and honorable manner. The site for
tha Home has already bean purchased, and oonsiat
of thirty acres of land, need by General Meade during
the battle of Gettysburg as hit headquarter. Th
plan, w learn, ba been approved by ex-Governo'
Curtia, Major General Meade, Governor Geary, and
large Banker of prominent military hero as.
" IditcVa Tablo. ' "
Blackwood 'a EDinavnoa Maoaiibb. The April
number of thai sterling British periodical ba been
re-published by the. Leonard Boott Publishing Com.
tiany, No. 140 Fulton Street, New Tork'. This num
ber oontain the following : Elisabeth and Mary ;
Hemans's Ancient Christianity; Tbe Moral and Po
litical Revolution In Japan ; The Army, part III. ;
Manhood Suffrage and tbe Ballot In Amerioa; A
Letter never Sent ; Brownlows part IV. j The Min
ister and their Measure, 4o. An excellent num
ber. '
Th Atlabtic Moktblt. The May number of
this popular mtgasloe has been received. Tbe fol
lowing are the content : The Guardian Angel, part
V., bv Oliver Wendell Holme : History of tbe Sew
ing Machine : a sketch of the invention of Bewlng
Maoblnes, of tbe difficulties and dolaya In securing
their introduction to nse, and of the changes efleoted
by them, by James Parton ; ' Heart and Hearth, a
poem by Thomas Buchanan Read ) The Genius of
Diekens, a oritioal essay by E. P. Whipple; Ger
many in New York; Katharine Morne, part VII,
by the author of "Herman" r Sorrow, a poem; The
Plaintiff Nonsuited Some Unappreciated Charac
ters, a humorous statement of the possible, but not
popularly oredited virtues of such personages as
Solomon's Sluggard the Old Man of the Bea, Xan
thippe, Blue-Beard, Gallio, and Caliban ; Old port in
Winter; Marble Quarries, a poem ; The Custom of
Burial with the Head toward the East; Heroes of
Central Africa ; Reviews and Literary Notioe.
Tioknor k Fields, Publishers, Boston, Mass.
" BTJSlftEBTTffOTlCES. ' '
t7ob Print I n jr. Having received a
large sunplr of NEW JOB TYPE, of Various new
styles, Poster, Handbills, Circulars, Cards, Letter
ueads, UiU Heads, Labels, Ac, can be printed in
the latest and best styles, and on short notice
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Arrival or tbb Japabbsb Embamt-Cvbioc
CmcDMBTABCB. Tbli important commission has ar
rived In our country, and having learned of the
beauty of the olothing told at the Continental Clo
thing Basaar, Market Square, the commissioner
have doffed their native dress, and now dress in tbe
stylos sold at this house. ' .: .
IB
Taa obbatbst pleasure of life is love ; the great
est troasuro Is contentment ; the greatest luxury is
health ; the greatest comfort Is sleep ; and the great
est satisfaction is In having a new and well-fitting
summer suit from Shaffer's tailoring establishment,
N. W. corner of Market and Third streets, second
story.
Oca special advioes from Paris say that tho Sum
mer style for gentlemen' dress will be a necktie
and pair of socks. This is decidedly a cool and
cheap oostume, but we would muoh rather see .the
elegant suits worn that are made at J. O. Book',
Fourth street. They are more becoming, while the
cost i rery little more. " - Jt",
Joro Ujllihos, speaking of the old adage, "tell
the truth and shame the devil." say he "knows
lots of people who can shame the devil easy enuff,
but the tother thing tother 'em." It is certainly
telling tbe truth to say that Miller, of the Excelsior
Boot & Shoo Store, Market street, soils the cheapest
and best article in town.
Joit Likb A Pictcbb. A young man in tbe
country told his intended that she looked just like a
picture. Accordingly the next time she oame to
town she called at Byerly's Gallery, In Simpson's
buildiug, just to see if it was true., Bbc wis soon
convinced of the truth of her lover's assertion, and
left perfectly satisfied, ax all are who patronise that
gallery.
How to Become Rich.
We all oan get rieh in time,
If we use our money well ;
Be oaroful where, and what you buy,
And act honest when you sell.
All of this can be accomplished by purchasing
your Boots and Ehocs at Ilarry Tbaoher', in Plea
sants' building, Market Square.
Lira I.ibdrakcb. nroDorlv aniireeiated and em
braced, is one of the highest eridencos of refined and
progressive civilisation. It develops me most ten
der aO actions in the participants.
Jacob Sbipbab, Fire and Life Intxirante Agent,
Sunbury, Pa.
AO louna flisx uo you wisu your iaiuer t
approbation? ' Do you want your mother to be
proud of ber son ? And most of all, do you wish
that sweet duck of yours to be better pleased with
your appearance ? If you wish all this, then be sure
to get one of those fine Spring and Bummer bats at
S. Faust's Hat and Cap Store, in Market Square
where everybody con be suited In pnoe, quality and
tyle.
L7 To Claim Aoests. Blanks for the collec
tion of "Claims of Private Soldiers and Non-Com
missioned Officers," under the late Act of Congress,
equalising bounties, have been printed and are now
for sale at the Americab office. We keep on hand
a full supply of all kinds of military blanks, which
we sell very choap. They are oopied from blanks
prepared in the Department at Washington, and
can be relied on for correctness. Orders from a dis
once will receive prompt attention.
SUXULIll' MAItlaETN.
Corroded Weekly for the "American."
Wheat Flour, extra family, per barrel,
do do do do per cwt.
Rye Flour, per bbl.
do per cwt.
Wheat, prime red per bushel,
Rye, do
Corn, new do
Oats, do
Potatoes, do
Dried Peaches, pared per pound
de do unpared do
Dried Apples, do
$16 00
8 00
10 00
& 60
8 00
1 30
1 00
65
. SO
40
25
15
3 00
Si
Dried Cherries, (unstoned,) per on
Butter,
per pound,
fg.
Cbeese,
Lard,
Hams,
Shoulders,
Boef, hind quarter,
" from "
Mutton,
Chickens,
per doten,
per pound,
do
do
de
do
do
do
per pair
20
25
20
22
15
14
13
18
60
Shamobla Coal Trade.
Bhamoxir, May 6, 1867.
Tom. Cwt,
Bent for week ending May 4, 7,779 IV
Per last report, . 124,660 08
132,440 07
150,045 19
18.105 12
To same time last year,
Desreaae,
Special Notices.
Headacub. The brain and stomach are very in
timately oonnected, consequently a disordered sto
maoh produces Headache, Diliiness, Vertigo, Ac
Coe's llvsneneia Cure will certainly oonrect the sto-
niacn and assist digestion, in us removing tne cause
or usees troubles.
y A Youbo Ladt returning to her oountry home
after a sojourn of a few months in th City, was hard
ly recognised by her friend. In place of a coarse.
rustio, fiuahed face, (be had a toft ruby complexion
of almost marble smoothness, and instead of twenty
three she really appoared but eighteen. Upon in
ouirv as to the eausc of so great a change, she plain.
Iv told them that she used tbe 4'irraaaiiaa
alalia, and considered it an invaluable acquisition
to any Lady' toilet. By it us any Lady or Gentle
man oan improve their personal appearance an hun
dred fold. It is simple in it combination, a Nature
herself is simple, yet unsurpassed in its elnoaoy in
drawing impurities from, also healing, cleansing and
beautifying the skin and complexion. By iu direot
aotioa on the cuticle it draws horn it all ita impuri
ties, kindlv healing the same, and leavinn the sur
face as Nature intended it should be, clear, soft,
smooth and beautiful. Price $1, tent by Mail or
Expreas, on reoeipt of an order by
, W L. CLARK A CO., Chemist.
No. Weat Jfayett Bt., Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agent for (be sal of the tame.
February 16, 1867. ly , .
"Or sink or swim, .
Send danger from th East Into the Weat;
So honor eras it from th North to South,
And let them grapple. Oh I the blood more etira,
To route a hoa thea to (tart a bare."
But many would rather face even a Hon (provided
he were aafely caged) than to have their hair all fall
out before the period of old age, and tha disagreea
ble "atari." the hair omeUms takes toward prema
ture groynes I capable of stirring th blood a good
deal. If it only stirs yoa to eblai i "Barrett' Vege
table Hair Restorative." a sure cur aad preventa
tive to these evils, yoa will have your blood stirred
to some purpose.
NB PRICB CLOTHING.
JONES'
OLD ESTABLISHED
OHE PKICI!
, CLOTHING HOUSE,
OA Market Street ,
Ob door above Sixth, Philadelphia.
For many year this Establishment has done busi
ness on the One Price System, and we believe we
are the only Clothing House in the city that atriotly
adheres to this principle. . We have earned a repu
tation which we are proud of, for good taste in seleet
good styles and substantial material, and not lea
important, for having all our goods,
EXTBA WEL1 3IAIH. ,
W employ the best talent, for Cutter, and our
Good are of both kinds Fashionable, and plain
to that all tastes can be suited. The prices are tbe
rery lowest, as any one by a moment a thought must
see, or otherwise wo oould not meet tbe competition
of our neighbors, for as no deduction are ever made,
we must put our prloe down to th advantage we
promise.
The people may depend, this Is the true plan upon
which to do business, and many a dollar can be
laved to Clothing buyer by keeping In mind
JONBS'
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
604 Market Strreet, Philadelphia,
Not on the Corner, but One door above Sixth.
Maroh 23, 1867. ly
Consumption Curable by lr.
Mcmenck'si Rlediclaea.
TO CURE CONSUMPTION,, the system must be
prepared so that the lung will heal. To accom
plish this, the liver and stomach must first be cleansed
and an appetite oreated for good wholesome food,
which, by these medicines will be digested properly,
and good healthy blood made; thus building up the
constitution. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
cleanse the stomach of all bilious or mucous accumu
lations ; and, by using the Sea Weed Tonio in con
nection, the appetite is restored.
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP Is nutritious
as well rs medicinal, and, by using the three reme
dies, all impurities are expelled from the system, and
good, wholesome-blood made, whioh will repel all
disease. If patients will take these medicines ac
cording to dirootions, Consumption very frequently
in it last stage yields readily to their action. Take
the pills frequently, to cleanse the liver and stomach.
It does not follow that because the bowels are not
costive ther are not reuuired. for sometime in di
arrhoea they are necessary. The stomach must be
Kept neaiuiy, ana an appetite oreatea to auow ine
Pulmouio Syrup to act on the respiratory orsan
properly and allay any irritation. Thou all that is
required to porform a permanent cure is, to provent
taking cold Exeroiae about the rooms a much as
possible, eat all tbe richest food fat meat, game,
and, in fact, anything the appetite craves ; but be
particular and masticate well.
vol. zu, iooo. .na w. ea. mo. i yr.
DYSPEPSIA
there la no disease whioh experience has so amply
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPUING AND SUMMER
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
Just opening at the Store of
Misa LOUISA SHI3SLER,
South side of Market Square, SUNBURT, Pa.
MISS 6HIS5LEK ha just returned from tbe
cities with a choice and fashionable selection
BONNETS, HATS, 6HAKER3, SUNDOWNS,
RISTORI, COMET, AC,
of the latest style and patterns, to which she Invite
the attention of lady purchaser. Also,
Misse and Children Hat ef different varieties.
A fine assortment or Ladies' Hosiery, Gloves, Fans
Parasols, Bugle Trimmings, Flowers, Ribbons, Bel'
Ribbons, Velvetitibbons, Braid, Ladies' Neck Ticsi
Dreas Combs, Head Dresses, FANCY GOODS, Laces,
Uandkerobiefs, Lace Collars, Zephyrs, Buttons, and
all goods found in a lady's furnishing Store.
Also, received an excellent assortment of Perfu
mery, Toilet Soaps, Tooth and Hair Brushes, with a
diflerent variety of collar (paper and linen,) and
Neck-Ties, Ualf-IIose, Suspenders, Ac, for Gentle
men. A good assortment of Stationery.
Thankful for post favor she hopes by a further
desire to please the public, tho continuance of their
patronage.
LOUISA SH1SSLER.
Aprd 13, 1867.
FANCY DRY GOODS STORE
MISS KATE BLACK.
Market street, four door west ofWm. II. Miller
Boot and Shoe (tore, SUNBURY, Pa.
RESPECTFULLY Informs hor friends in Sunbury
and vloinity, that she has just openod her
SPMXG SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
of every description.
I'aslilonable Dret XrlniralnrrM,
Ilend Dresses, Glove, Hosiery, Embroidorios, Laao
Collars, Bleached and unbleached Muslins, Sheetings,
Drillings, Alapaeaa, Poplins, Crape and Lace Veils.
udie' Hats, Children' Unix aad
eja pa, of every variety.
Mme. Demorest's Hair Curlers. Hair Coila and
Curls, Gloves, Stockings', Collars, Corsets, Ao.
Gents' Collars. Neckties, half Hose. Handker
chiefs and Suspender.
Bradley' now Patent Duplex Elliptic (or double
HOPKINS Elliptio Skirt.
Perfumerv. Toilet Soar. Hair Brushes. Combs.
loys, anaagenerei varictyoi jnuiiu.,s.
Sunbury, April 27, 1867.
MILLINERY GOODS
-A.3NTID 3STOTlOlsrS.
Misa ANNA FAINTER.
Market Square, two door west of tho Post Offioe,
SUNBURY, PENN'A.
RESPECTFULLY informs her friends and the
publio, that she ha just returned from tho city,
where she has spent some time in making selections
and purchases, and ha just opened a large stock ot
MILLINERY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
Ribbons, Laces, Dress-Linings, Crinoline and Wi'
sana Skirtina: LininK, Hood Skirts. Buele Trim'
uiings, Crnpe Trimmings, Hat Crape, Cloak Buttono
voraeis, epnyrs.
A large assortment of Ladie and Gentlemen'
Aloaiery.
A variety of BOOKS A STATIONERY.
DOLLS of all sixes, Alphabet Blocks, Ao.
She Batters herself in being able to make a disnlav
that will give entire satisfaction to visitors, and
good win be exnioiiea witn pleasure.
aunoury, may , ioo.
TEN MASONS WANTED!
TEN Stone Mason
good wage paid.
will find
Apply to
Dr. J.
employment and
B. MASSER.
Sunbury, Pa.
May 4, 1867.
T)IRD CAGES, 11 different kinds. If you want
XJ gooa ana cneap ttiru vages, go to
COM.EX A CU'S
mk:i
MASONIC HALL BUILDING.
DREISBACH BROTHERS,
1k ESPECTFULLY inform thoir lriends and cus-
I V tomera. that thev have removed their Store into
the southend rooniot ine'Masoniouuiiding.on mini
street, opposite the Depot, Sunbury, where they will
be happy to watt upon mem.
Their large assortment of
Groceries, Provisions,
AC, are all fresh and of the best quality, consisting
of Tea, Coffee, Sugar, and Spice.
Dried and Canned Fruit, (Prunes, Raisins, Cheese,
and Crackers, and in tact everytmng usually
. kept in theGrooary line.
Thev mould also call attention to their large and
cheap lot of Good Family Flour, Green Tea, Hams,
Shoulder, Ac, which are constantly kept on hand.
FRESH FISHand Vegetable, every Tueeday and
Friday evenings.
Ulv mem a can ana see lor yourselves.
Sunbury, April 27, lb67.
NEW MARBLE YARD!
I'Ulrd street, North of the Iepot,
SUNBURY, PENN'A.,
WM. BTJ8H, Proprietor,
MONUMENTS, Tomb-stones, and Ornamental
and Plain W ork in Marble promptly executed
atth lowest price. ......
Thaauheoriber havinf had exoerience in the best
establishment of Philadelphia, feels confident of
being able to turn out the best styles oi worn.
April 20.1B67.
AGE.1TS WANTKU FOIl
, GENERAL L. O. BAKER'S
HISTORY OF THE SECRET SERVICE.
This work waa announced more than a year ago,
hmnlni to the eUeuiDlsof the Government to sup-
Kresa It, it publication wa delayed. It will now
a iatuad. Unaltered and Unabrldeed, undor the
KuDar vision of General Baker. These marvelous
narratives are ail attested oy ui uigusm vuiuuu
aut.hnrilv.
Th Moral or tne sauonai uapiuu are morouiiuiy
ventilated, and there are tome btrange Revelation
concerning Heads ot Departments, wenioers oi uon
greas, FEMALE PARDON BRvKERS, and dialin.
ffuiahad mililarv eharaeter.
Send fur a Circular and set our terms, and a full
description of the work.
Addrea P. GARRETT A CO i
70 Chatnut St , Philadelphia, Pa.
April Z7, 1867. Ua
A PlliW AnitlTAL'OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
AT THE BTORE OF
J II UN GEL,
Corner of Fourth and Market Street, SUNBURY.
JUST received from New York and Philadelphia,
a large supply of BPRING AND SUMMER
UiJODS, whioh he will tell at small profit, for cash
or oountry produo.
Hi Dry Goods department Is full of erery descrip
tion. A splendid line of LADIES' DRESa GOODS,
and White Goods at all prices.
Fanoy Sacking for Ladies, and Shetland Wool
Shawls
Yankee Notions in Great Variety
Also, Ladle' French Corset and Hoop Skirt.
Wore Floor Cloths, Btair Carpet Floor Oil Cloths,
all widths, Carriage Oil Cloth, Tablo Oil Cloth
Widow Shades, Plain Green and Brown Oil Cloth
and Fixture for Window.
OBOCHRIB B ,
5ugar. Coffee, Molasses, Rloe, Craokers, Spices, Salt
Fish, Cheese, Ac
Queonsware,Glaasware, splendid Setts of Teaware,
at low price.
BOOTS A SHOES IN OHEAT VARIETY.
Hats and Caps, Oil, Paint, Glass, Putty, School
Books, Paper, Slates, Ao.
HARD WARE.
Bhorels, Forks, Nails, Locks, Hinge and Sorew
A Lnrgo assortment of WALL PAPER and Bor
der, at all prices.
All persons desiring to get good good will please
give him a oall.
3. H. ENQEL.
Sunbury, April 20,867.
THE VERY LATEST ARRIVAL ! !
SPRTNfx AND SUMMER
w .
.IflSHlin ILVSIRr
T J '
Corner of Market and Fourth Street,
SUNBURY, PENN'A.
Invites the public to call and examine hi elegant
assortment oi
SUMMER GOODS,
which bo will sell at greatly reduced prices. His
stock oonslsts :n part ot
CASSIMERE
CLOTHS. &C .
Bilks, Delaines, Lawns, Ginghnms, Calicoes, Muslins,
Sheeting, Tickings, Jeans, and a full assortment of
Cotton and Woolen goods generally,
Hosiery, Gloves, Uoop Skirt. Abo Handkerchiefs,
jurusnos, uomos,
lata) and Cnp, Root) and Hlioea,
His assortment of (roods will not, he is sure fail to
picaee tne lniicy and suit too want oi any desirous
oi purcnaaing. ilia stocx oi
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE,
and Groceries is large in quantity and choice in
quality, comprising generally everything needed in
the household either for use or ornament.
He is always readv and glad to see his friends
ana taxes pleasure in snowing mem nis goods even
though no sales are mnde. He only asks a call, and
is sure that the stock will compare favorably in
price and quality wiln tnocnoapext.
IUdi!.rU Cili3Ax.il
Sunbury, April 13, 1S67,
WATCHMAKER A JEWELER,
Markot Square, near the Court
House,
SUNBURT. Northumberland Countv. Pa.
Ht nor lust opened an assortment or Gold
and Plain Patent Watches. CLOCKS
for Kmlroml?, Banks and Dwellings. Fine
Gold Rings, Finger Rings, Braoeiets, Minia
ture Cnses, Medallions. Lockets. Pencils.
Thimbles, Spectacles, Bilver Table, Dessert, Tea Salt
ana jiusinra opoons, cugar npoons, (.una, Napkin
Rings, Fruit and Butter Knives, Shields, Combs,
Diamond Pointed Pecs, Casters. Pitchers. Butter
Difhcs, Fruit Dishes, Cake Bankets, Syrup Pitchers,
ac. ao.
Ho invites the citisens of Sunburv and viciniiv to
oall at the above placo, where he will be happy to
w nil upon mcui.
Ltrr articular attention paid to REPAIRING.
April 13, 1817.
BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS 1
II. a. TIIACIJIOIS,
SUCCESSOR TO
W. W. APSLEY.
IN addition to our large stock, already on hand, we
are now receivinea full sunnlv of Sprint- and
Summer goods for Ladies, Gentlemen, Muses and
tmiuren s wear.
Also a good a-sortment of Trunks. A lares lot of
n. it. vain, uents' nno leather Batcbelg. e wisn
it distinctly understood that we intend selling our
gooas at. smau proms, exclusively lor tne casn.
Aion i lorgei tne place, l'toasant Building, Mar
act square, Duuoury, ra.
NOTICE Boots mid Sheet neatlv renaired at
short notice. If any bought of us should rip they
man oe nxea lor numwg.
Ji. U. XUAtlIi.lt
Bunbury. April 6. 1867. tf.
Coaclimakers.
1TE are selling Rims, Spoke. Hubs, SprinKS,
V Canvass, Bolts, Clips, Axle, Ao., very low
a Lurge Stock at
CONLEY A CO.
Sunbury, March 30, 1867,
FIRST NATIONAL
m
m 3HD3 & 111
XI. O. THACHEH, Fropriotor.
MARKET SQUARE, 6UNBURY,
PA
New Goods, New Styles, New Price.
The largest Stock of Boot and Shoe in this Market
TRUNKS OF EVERY GRADE & PRICE
Gents' Traveling Satchel, Hand-Bags, Valise, Ao.
An elegant assortment of Ladies' Fine Leather Sat
chel Caba's, Ac, Ao.
COME AND SEE, COME AND BEE.
Pleaaaat'd HaHding,
NA RKET SQVAR E,
-tfc-rftP nUV
OlUKii I Uli foALlj.
,T1HE undersigned offer for sale their slock of goods,
X as also the furniture and fixtures, iu the Store
at FULTON STATION, four mile from SUAMO-
KIN, on the Shamokin Branch N. C. K. R.
Tbe nook consists of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Qusensware, Hardware, Drugs, Boot and Shoe
IteadyaMade Clothing;,
and other artiele usually kept In a Country Store-
The location oners many advantages, a it Is witn-
In a few rods of the Railroad Station, i immediately
at Lioelsior tollierv, and witnin a quarter ot a mile
of two others, the Enterprise and Continental Collie
ries.
In addition, it i th only etore, ana a good cut-
torn is secured.
For further particular apply to undersigned at th
Store or at thoir residence in Shamokin.
Post offioe addrea, Shamokin, Pa.
C H. AC.D. Uabbbb.
March SO, 1&67. 1 mo.
HOUSE,
. J, H. lIAL.ru, I'roprletor,
Corner Sunbury and Rack Streets,
SnAMOKIN, PENN'A.
mills HOUSE I now open for th reception of
X guest, ana Being new, spacious ana attractive,
has all the fuoilitiea and advantage of a FIRST
CLASS liOTkli. The deeping apartment are airy
and eonifurtabls. and tha furniture entuely new.
Th Bar and Table will be supplied with the best in
tbe market.
The patronage of the public is solicited.
April 13,lao7.
AKricaltaral lsuiilerueata.
HOE'S Urain Rakes, Steel and Iron Garden Rakes,
Long and D llandla Spades, Shovels, Manure
and Hay Forks, Oraa and Urain Scythe, Oram
p...ii. r,.,n Vlnra Traaa. Breast. Tonsu and
Log Chain, tf rind-atone, Fanning Mill b"'of
all si mi and kinds, a large aaaorunect of Red Wagon
Hemes, fur Plowing, Farm B.lU.Cultivo, Teeth,
fur ! by i-H CONLEY CO.
Something New I
Nothing New J
AXD
GOOD NEWS!
The splendid assortment of GOODS at the
MAMMOTH STORE
J. W. FniLHU At SO.",
18 NEW,
but it is Nothing New for them a thoy are always
getting up NEW GOODS.
GOOD NEWS,
to the people of SUNBURY, for they have purcha
ed them goods low and are selling them at very
We are determined to tell our Good at Low
Priooa and defy competition.
Wekeepthe bent qualify of nl and
sell them as low as tbe serond auulitlca are
old by other dealers.
Vome and examine our stock and Learn our
ZmZ'MJZSMe
No charge for Bhowing Goods. That
ia our business and wo take pleasure
in doing it.
Feeling very thankful to the publio for their very
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon us. we
feci confident of retaining their custom, by a strict
adherence to the rules we have adopted.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
The Mammoth Store.
Market Square, 2 doors east of tbe New Court House,
SUNBURY, PA.
J. W, FRILINO & SON.
Sunbury, March 30, 1867.
J. H. Conley & Co.,
Market Street, i:n-t oi"Iic ltnllronri.
8UNBTJKY, PBNN'A.
DEALERS IN
I'OREIU.'i V AJII',KU.1,
Hardware & Cutlery.
THE attention of.Mechanics, Farmers, Builder,
and Buyers generally is invited to the fact that
we are now offering a better selected assortment of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. AC,
than ever was offered in this marked at prices much
below those heretofore demanded by dealers. Our
stock comprises all articles in this line of business,
embracing a general assortment of tools and mate
rials used by
CARPENTERS, BLACKSMITHS,
CARRIAGE AND WAGOtUIAKERS,
JOINERS, AC, AC,
together with a large stock of Iron, Steel, Nails,
Spikes, Rope, Chains, Grindstones, Mill and X Cut
Saws, Ac, Ao.
Bunbury, March 30, 1867.
T. S. SHANNON,
Practical
Watchmaker
ASD
JEWELEB,
From PHILADELPHIA.
In Simpson' Building, Market Square,
S1T1T3TTF.Y. PEITIPA.
HAVING become the successor of Mr. A. E. SA
vaob, he would respectfully solicit tho custem
of the eitiiens in general. Hoping by stxiot atten
tion to buainea that they will favor him with their
patronage.
Mr. S. has been connected for the past ten year
with some of tho best houses in the city, in the
Watchmaking trado, and all work entrusted to his
care will be done with promptness and dispatch, and
warranted to give entire satisfaction.
His stock of American, Swiss Watches, Clocks,
Jowelry and Silverware, will he sold as low a can
be purohased in the city, and of the first quality.
Particular attention paid to the repairing of Fine
Watches, Clocks aad Jewelry.
tiAll order promptly filled. Masonic Marks
made to order.
Sunbury, March 2, 1867. .
IT. IT- AFSLEYj
WITH
THACHER & CO..
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Boots Shoes & Trunks,
No. 16, North 4tbSt.,
PHILADELPHIA.
March 23, 1867.
CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
THIS well known Hotel, situate near the Corner
of Ninth A Chesuut Streets, Philadelphia, is, ou
account of it superior location and excellent accom
modations, one of the best and most desirable stopping
place in the oity.
It tl. . r
it. n . aa. Aua, i ropneuir.
February 16, 1S67 6m
. W FIRST PREMIUM w
ey . or silver Medal
WA AWatDBD TO
TT BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE tjA
Bt On N. H. Mate Agricultural Bndrtr. at U
Br tha N. H. Mate Agricultural Bndrtr.a
Its f air neioea is naauua, aepcsu, iftutt.
II A JS RETT'S
Vegetable Hair Restorative
KMtorw unty Hair to in nttarml on lor, Pro-
Qitncs am grow m ot in ititr. cnMiKf tn
root io UXKlr ortgiuaJ orniuc Klwa. k-ra1i- av
iciual omul
.tf and llun
erta Dttiidruir and Humor. Preveuu
Ualr UlLinf out, la abupenor Drawing-jW
m coQiuui no lujunuu liitrejtt.,r)Uia
aju iu vie inv (Hipuiir inu re: u- -ar
catw, vn, Nona tvoa
8 fcmui.
WO
J. R. BARRETT A CO., Proprietor.
M AHCHR8TER, M. H.
Sold bv W. A. BENETT. Sunbury. Pa.
ail I
Druggist generally.
Aprilt, 1307 6m
Admlnlslralor's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that letter of adminis
tration having been granted to the undersign
ed, on the estate of Tbomaa Kerbe, late of Lower
Mahonoy township, Northumberland county, Penn
sylvania, decease. All persona indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment,
and tho having claim to present them for settle
ment. P. S. BICELE, Administrator.
Georgetown, April 6, 1B67 6t
.It.lK'l'tTA M.tlar.lC.
Mr. A. TWEED,
Fourth Street, 4 door north of Walnut Street, eaat
side SUNBURST, PA.
RESPECTFULLY Informs ber friends and the
public that she has again opened a shop, in
Market street, Sunbury, where she is prepared to
make to order Ladies' Drem, iu aa entire new
style, Ladie' Cloaks, As. Also Gentlemen's shirts.
Orders respeotfully solioited.
ruobury, Jan. ID, 1667 ly
Tma.-vo fuii
HANDSOME, fine-toned, bow, and price low
Inquire at this Omc.