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NOIII HVt PA. 1
SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1807. r
ILoral
p flairs.,
A BEQUEST TO, BUBBCBIBEBS.
W ere at present fending bill for iabaeriptlont to
th AmmcAM to a number or suMerioers, mostly
' residing t distant point, who, wo trust, will
' promptly remit tho amount due. These bills, al
though email in Individual cases, in the aggregate
make a considerable amount, and are very impor
tant to enable ne to carry on onr business. We shall
fool greatly obliged to our patrone to whom then
bill) are tont If thoy will Immediately comply with
our request. Our lubsoribora are particularly re
quested not to allow their Indobtodnose to overrun
one yoar. All lubecriptioni should be paid in ad
vanco, but undor no consideration should the year
pass around with the subscription unpaid., - : i
- 6kwino Miciiim roa San On of Ilowe'
cxcotlont machines, with the latest Improvements,
bat just been roeeived, and will be sold at a rcdueod
price. . Inquire at this office. ' . ' '( 1
To Bridqb Boilmirs. Tho County Comrais
loners Invito proposnls for building eight bridges.
Coo advertisement In another column.
Select School. Mr. Ellas Scbnoidor will open
scloot school in tho Academy building, on Front
ctreet, on Monday, September 3d. Mr. Schneider
is recommended as an oxoellent teacher, and as a
echool of this character Is much needod here, we
hope be will be properly encouraged by our citiien.
Prof. Aumnsoii, the Wlxard and Prestidigitator,
las been giving a series of entertainments in tho
.Masonio llall, In this place, during tho present
ereok. II suoooeded in drawing crowded houses
every ovoning.
Bali or A, Farm. Ucorgo Uoruian, of Folut
township, this oounty, has sold bis farm, containing
one hundred and fifty acres, to a Mr. Springman, of
Freeburg, Snyder county, for the sum of $10,000.
Entertainment. Tho M. E. Sunday School, of
this place, intend giving an exhibition at tho Ma
sonic llall, on Tuesday and Wednesday cvonings of
ooxt week. This is a laudable enterprise, and
should receive tho support of tho public. The pro
ceeds will be dovotcd to the purohase of a library.
Tickots 2Scontg, to bo obtained at the stores of II. Y.
Friltng, N. F. Llghtncr, and Miss Anna Paiutor.
Tu sudden rise of tho oroeks and streams have
dono groat injury in this and tho neighboring coun
ties. We understand that many of the mill-dams
on the Shainokin orock and tributaries have boon
destroyed or greatly injured. Whole fields of oats,
cut but not tukon in, havo been swept an ay.
One man, below Solinsgrovo, has lost bis crop of
about 1,000 bushels of outs. Henry Burns and Col.
Eyer, In the samo neighborhood, have euHtainod
heavy losses In having fields of corn and oats de
stroyed. - '
Tub Miudlbckebk Railroad. Tho Lcwistown
tluzcltt says that tho Directors of this road, atthoir
meeting last week, appointed Col. Henry C. Eyor,
of Solinsgrovo, a Diroctor, in place of Thos. Bcnvor,
resigned. What Is known as the J ack's orcek route
was adopted, tho line being almost straight, and
easily mado, whilo tho routo through Ltllysville was
1700 foet longer, much curved, and mora exponsivc.
A Fbeb Lecture WiiBnji to Euigbatb. Dr.
3. Uiggins, the Stato Immigrant Agent of Mary
land, respectfully informs the cititensof Sunbury
and vicinity that ha will dolivor a lecturo in the
Masonio Hall, on Friday evening of next week,
August 30th, showing the paramount advantages
which Maryland offers for tbo investment of labor
and capital in her lands, in tho cheapness and fer
tility of the soil, the health and mildness of its ell
muto, the spoody, cheap and varied transportation
to tbo best markets, tbo abundant yiold not only of
tbo staplo crops, but also of fruits and vegetables of
overy vnrioU and of the best quality, the social and
moral privileges, Ac, io. A pamphlet uf moro
than one hundred pages, showing tho abovo, will be
sent on addressing Dr. J allies Uiggins, State Immi
grant Agent, Bultiinuro, Md. The locturowill com
mence at half -post seven o'clock.
Tub Domestic Markets. Tho vcgotable market
eocms to be well supplied, but priocs still rule high.
Potatoes have declined some, and aro selling at 76
cents, from farm wagons. Tomatoes aro retailed at
60 cents per peck, something lower than last weok,
but still a high figure at this soason. We observed
some vory firm and solid ones, raised by Dr. Wal-
drou, at Milton. Apples are scarce and necessarily
high, and aro rotailed at about 76 eents per peck.
Melons and citrons are coining frcoly into market.
tiood pooches are now arriving, and in a few weeks
they will be abundant.
Moats aro still high, bams having advanced. Beef
is soiling at old prices good pieces from 20 to 25 ots
Mutton is much too high in this plaoe. Whatever
may be said of cattle, sbeop are plenty, and are quo
ted at only 6 to 6 cts. per lb., gross, in Philadelphia,
whero mutton sells in market at 10 to 15 for fore and
bind quarters.
Butter being in demand, it was advanced, eoino
days since, by some of our retailors to M eents, a
prtco not warranted. Butter is selling in Baltimore
at 28 cents, or leas than bcre. In the towns on tbo
Juniata, and at Bedford, it is soiling at li ocnts,
Wdat oi' a Neiuuuohs Tuink or Us. Brother
Kiohort, of the Pittston Gaxrtte, recently paid a
visit to Sunbury, and thus notleos it in the lust issue
of his paper : "On Saturduy last, we spent an hour
or two in this beautifully situated and evory-way
pleasant town not the quiet village, however, that
it was twenty years ago, when nobody seemed to do
anything yet all bod plonty to eat, drink and
wear. Railroads have eleotrifiod her people tho
roughly, and they are now as bopoful of a bright
future as those of any other locality in the State.
A splendid now Court House bas recently been built,
and numerous new buildings of alt kinds are in pro
gress. We called upon our brethren of the press at
the "Sunbury Amorioan" and "Northumberland
County Democrat" offices, and found all well and
flourishing. Walking leisurely about, we yielded
to the attraction of the very fine Book and Stationery
Store of Mr. N. F. Lightner, formerly of Pittston,
A heavy rain foil during our stay in the town, and
the abundant foliago, and spacious lawns, showed
off beautifully."
The Flood. The late freshets have not been
confined to a small locality, but have extended over
States. But what is remarkable is tho fact that the
greatest sufferers, in many instances, are those who
supposed tbey wero boyond the roach of floods,
This is tbo case with our Shamokin neighbors. The
heavy torrents, rushing from tho mountains that lur
round the town, came through the strocts like
mill race, inundating cellars and carrying every'
thing before thorn. Our Shamokin friends, whose
tympalblos had boon so strongly excitod in behalf
of this plaee, when we, in ooinmon with most of the
towns on the Susquehanna, suffered slightly from the
tnobrtnro of the groat freshet in March, lbW, . Data
rally supposed that the flood at this point was second
only in magnitude and importance to the great
flood in which one Noah figured SO eonspiooously.
As most of the bridges botwoen this plaoe and ShB'
tuokin woro carried off, and all cominunioaiioa, by
rail and otherwise, was suspended, rumor f all
kinds wore naturally sot afloat. Among these, we
understand, was one that the town was entirely sub'
merged, and that the first inquiry made was to
certain the truth of the story that the new Court
House had been oaxriod Into the Middle of the Sus
quehanna. Another was that oar enterprising old
friend, J D , of Bhamokln, bad authorised
some on to make bid for the wreck of the Court
House, as it stood, with rlew of re-baUding it at
Shamokin. Our Shamokin friends wore, no doubt,
greatly relieved when they found that the rains had
aearcely raised the Susquehanna sufficiently high to
make it navigable, and that everything; as far as
the elements were concerned, was as "culm as
Summer I morning "
. , ,..'... . .
' Tsi 1ai a A New aed Excitin Tut.
Our ."devil" havlsa be on prefect at the lata Char-
.ail and Tableaux utof tnlbment given at tea a
onieUail, la thk) place, has become thoroughly in
spired with the drama, and gives every indication
f rivalling the irnmortar 'Spoke'rtiato" himself.
W give place to onebf hi 'high pressure" ctlu
sious, as follows : , ,,-)
The Last "Punlin" fitA Yankee Romanee.
Chapter I. fibs threw horself upon bis breast and
wept. '
Chapter II. As the ceased weeping be groaned
audibly. There the? sat entwined in each other's
arms, and nary one an 'em spoke.
Chapter III. A voice rraoturoa tne solemn sun
ms of the air. Twos Eugene's. "How sweet, my
own lore, Harriet ; if I had but a pumpkin plo to
at." .
Then she lifted nn her tear-dlmmed eves to the
starry heavens, clasped ber hands wildly, and ex
claimed, "Coma with ma to the kitchen, love, and
thou shalt eat thy fill, for there wore three of thorn
loft at dinner." , . .
They clasped each other by the hand, and rushed
to the pastry. .-'. i :
Chapter IV. Two pumpkin pics had disappeared,
and the third was about to share the same fato,
whon a stoalthy stop was heard.
"Fly, my angol ! my beau 1 'Tis the old woman,
I know. And sbo foil fainting at his foot.
Chanter V. The old woman stood faoo to face
with Eugene. And sho asked him what ho had
been doin' with the gal, and he said he hadn't dun
notliln'. She solsea upon the remaining pie and,
with tho forocity of a tigress, she ohucked it at
him.
Chanter VI. Her aim had been too true. She
hit him in the pit of the stomach, and ho fell at hor
foot a corpse. They buriod tbem both in one grave ;
and every Spring tho village maidens planted onions
over the plaoe whero the lovers ate at last united.
Tna following Is a statement of tho recolpts and
disbursements incident to tho Charade and Tabloaux
exhibitions, given for the benofit of the fire depart
ment of this place, last week : .
Lewis Dewart, In account with the recolpts from
tne Charades, o., lor tho ncnoht ol llio hro com
panies of Sunbury.
DR.
To tickets sold, $134 (10
Donation from a lady; 6 00
$139 60
CU.
Rent to Mr. linns, for Masonic Hal),
Connolly A Co. 's receipt, hardware and oil.
$20 no
1 6G
1 M
1 00
Kicholtz,
printing,
Youngman,
Friling, . , , ;
Zottlemoyrr,
Drolsbacb,
Itrisbin,
curtain and fixtures,
foot lights, ., .
oil and candles,
firo powder,
door kooper,
broken rcQoctor,
gilt paper,
oil and candles,
7 75
2 40
. B&
I 60
3 00
1 60
66
85
IU. K. liuchor.
Smith A (lonthcr,
Miss black,
Uarlngcr A Bro.,
$42 60
$139 60
42 60
$07 10
Receipts,
Expenditures,
; Balanoe,
The balance (?97 10) is placed in Bank for tho
use of tbo companies whon thoy commence building.
It ii said that the shares ef tho Washington
Library Company, of Philadelphia, aro being dis
posed of with unexampled rapidity. The nbsenco
of all concealment, tho honesty of purposo manifes
ted by thoso who first inaugurated the cntcrpriso,
tho fairness With which tho proposed final distribu
tion is to bo conducted, and tho patriotic purposo to
which the cntiro surplus is to be applied, havo taken
firm hold upon public confiJonco. So largo have tho
salos been thus far that tbo trustocs hope to antici
pate the time originally fixed for the dispensation of
tbo gifts, amounting to $300,000, thus placing the
funds collected much sooner than thoy expected in
channel to carry out the noble act of bonevolonce
which was the object of tbeir cntcrpriso. All Iboso,
thcrcforo, who desire to partioipato with thorn in
the ploasuroof doing a good action should subscribo
without delay. They will receive at onoo a fino
engraving, worth at retail moro than tho money in
vested, besides a gift of such valuo as their sbaro
maybe entitled to In tho final distribution. N.F.
Lighlnor is the authorised agent for Sunbury and
iciuity. Read tho advertisement.
' Editor's Table.
"Beyond tbb Mishissipi'I :" A Complete Ilisto
l of the Ncv Htntcs ami Territories, from the
Ureal liiver to the Great Ocean, by Albert D.
Richardson. This is a niojt entertaining and valua
ble book, and its popularity is attested bv tho solo
of over 20,(n)0 copies in a ringlo month. Tho uu-
tuor s long and varied experience in the little
known and interesting regions of tho Far West, fur
nishes the valuable material for its contents.
Mr. Richardson Is widely known as one of our
most brilliant journalists and writers. No other au
thor nas traveled over so mucu or our vast western
domains, end wo know of no one who can so well
describe what he bas seen. He is always iutorest-
wg, generally amusing, auu, ootior sun, luvoriubiy
iruiniui.
The volume before us is accompanied by an ac
curate and minute map of tbo entire region bovond
mo Mississippi, ana is elegantly printed and pro
fusely illustraUid with over two hundred engravings
from original photographs and sketches from tho
pencils of Bicrstadt, Nast, Ucnnessy, Darloy, Fenn,
Stephens, Forbes and othor eminent artists, which
aro really beautiful and worthy of examination as
specimens of art. Many of thum are sot into the
body oi we text, alter tno popular style of Loosing s
i'lciuruu fluia iuuk oi ine r-uvoiuuon.
This work, we understand, is sold only by sub
scription, and is just such a one as persons socking
to act as agents should add to tnoir list, it is pub
licum! Dy tue NATIONAL I'CBLISUIXU VO., 1'hlla
dolphia.
Harper's Maoaiine. Wo have roeoived the
bontcnibcr number of Ibis excellent publication.
xi eoniains me louowina: ino uotfge Vluo. or.
Italy in MDCCCLIX, (continued ;) Our Work, a
poem ; Tbo Rob Roy in the Haiti o ; The Haunted
House at Watertown ; A Pleasant Morning ; The
lankee before the Ibrone: Mv Mexican Mines :
Tho King; Eight Castles in Spain ; Pairing Off;
Newspaper Curiosities; Held by a Throad ; Here
after, a Doein : La Belle Franca : a elimnse : Wal
ter Uoluuitt or Ueorgia: Mrs. Linoumn s Friend:
Martyrs to Circuuistanoos ; Rag Fair; What Shall
They Do ? Mrs. Robertson's Boarders : Stranded, a
poem ; Editor's Easy Chair ; Monthly Record of
current events, and tailor's Drawer, furnished
by Uarper A Brothers, Franklin Square, New York.
Tna Lady's Fbibnd. for September "The
Villago Doctor," an expressive cloture, is the title
of the stoel engraving in the September number of
mis popular uiagaiine. A boautilul steel fashion
plate, with numerous other engravings of the fash'
.. ... AJlAta nJ th n.l i f : -
worth of itself the priee of the number. We would
ww, aw. ".. buw M u 1. ... uiws Ut uvllUim UHIU,
suggest to our lady readers who desire to got a
n ueuivr uboo oewing aisouino, mat ino 'la-
ay srriend" oners one or these machinos as a MO'
uiiuui iur oiuua oi miny names, ana in at it is not
a moment too soon to eommenco making uo their
lists for next year. A beautiful stool engraving will
also be sent gratis to every single ($2 50) subscriber,
and to every porson sending the usual olubs. Spec
imen numbers of the magaiine will be sent for 20 ots.
frioe (witn engravlngi si.dOayoar; four copies,
iwiiu one engraving) o uu ; one copy or the Lady 's
''riend and one uf Saturday Evoning Post, (and one
engraving.) $4 00. Address Deaoon A Peterson, 310
naiuui eireui, ruiiaucipoia.
. For tho Amorioan.
A llnnlliiic l'arly.
Mr. Editor : A buntiug party from npthe river
arrived ber on Tuesday morning last, and stopped
at the National liotol. Plans were arranged fur an
expedition to capture suoh game as abounds in tho
woods in this vicinity, and it was agreod apon that
each should perform their share of the work, one to
be hunter, oaatlieier, aud one limner of the game
that would be captured. The landlord, having an
eye to business, stopped their progress by securing a
rvbtm to anius tiiein, which elated the party so
that thoir errand was forgotten until time to return
horn. The landlord suggested that eels would pro
bably be as much of a luxury as game. The eels wore
speedily procured and all embarked on the train
euinir north, the landlord taking charge of the rokbin
while the hunter, the eticier aud tho ii tuner kept
eyeing the eels. It is supposed that the eels wore
served up at the United btatos Hotel, Milton. Pa.,
in the boat style, bottles of champagne crocked, over
the fostive board, aud toasts drank to the happy
Dunvari. bttiv.
Oeorgotown, Aug. 21,1867.
BUUIKEB3 NOTICES.
CPMob lrln(lssir. Having received
large supply of MEW JOB TYPE, of various new
stylos, Posters, Handbills, Circulars, Cards, Letter
Heads, BUI Heads, Labels, Ae., eaa be printed is
the latest and best stylos, and on short notice.
Orders by mall promptly attended to. ,
Elioant. Our eiliaens wUl And at 3. 0. Beck'
tailoring establishment, on Fourth street, the most
elegant (took of easslmeres, ho., fur gents' and boys'
clothing. Bulls r made to erder promptly, neatly
and cheaply.
Puotoobafbs, made from Daguerreotypes or Am-
bro types, at Bergstresser s Uullery, Third street, op-
poit the Slacomc llall
i. 4 . "i i -
A Fins OrroBTURirT to sbo your mothers, wives.
Ions and daughters, without finding the bottom of
your pockots, is presented at Miller's Excelsior Boot
and Sho Store, in Markot Square. Tbo largest,
on'H elegant and ge'ntoet stock of Boors and Shoes
ever brought to Sunbury, you will find at Miller's.
! ii ihiiii mmi 1 1
'Some things esn be done as well as others," said
Sam Patch, when he put an end to his existence by
his Wonderful leap at UenneSse Falls. ' Faust, the
fashionable Hat and Cap manufacturer, accepts the
above motto in business poiut of view, for at his
establishment there is no end to his stock of goods,
and his endleti variety of styles will please the most
fastidious.
Life Iksurance. Thore can be no higher
earthly motive, nor one that gives greater elevation
of char actor arising from the puresi impulse of the
heart than that which impels a parent to retrench
luxuries, or even many of the nocessAi les of Hfo, to
secure to the loved ones the means of futuro support
from the time thoy can have the services of a parent
rio longor.
Jacob SniruAN, Fire and Life Insurance Agent,
Sunbury, Pa. ,
Tub New Rules or Court, regulating the prac
tice of the Courts in the 8th Judicial District of
Pennsylvania, composed of tho counties of Northum
berland, Lycoming and Montour, have boon pub
lished by ns, and are now for sale at the Ameri
can office Those who have not yet subsoribed onn
obtain copies by applying immediately. ,
" . ,
A Western paper thus hits off a Into and popular
fashion i "The attention of tho police should be di
rected1 to Pant A. Loon. Uo's tight on the streets
daily awful tight." Any number of theso "tights"
can bo seen daily in the strocts of Sunbury, and they
aro turned out from Sbaefior's Tailoring Establish
ment, Markot square, where everybody can be "suit
ed" Tory cheaply. ....
Althouoh every individual may not be positively
intcrosted in the various change that aro taking
place, not only In Sunbury, but throughout tho
country, yet every gonlloinan of tasto cannot fall to
be interested In tbo fashionable Summor Suits made
at the Continental Clothing Batanr, Market square.
The Continental is famous for its good and cheap
clothing.'
Tna lato Artcmus Ward, while lecturing In a
wostcrn town, uttorod scathing malodiotions on it.
His agent took $2.87 at tho door, while Artemus took
tho moasels, tnsido. This hvone of Ward's "goaks,"
but wo can assaro tho publio that wo are not joking
when we say that Tbacbcr, of the First National
Boot and Shoe Store, in Fleasante' building, Markot
square, has tho best and cheapest stock that oon bo
soon anywhere. '
A Talk. It bas latoly boon remarked that tbo
gcntlomen of Sunbury all appear so well aud fash
ionably drossod. This is always the oase when gen
tlemen order tholr suits from JohnE. Smick's Tai
loring Establishment, on Fourth street. AH who
havo negloctod to replenish thoir wardrobes can
readily bo accommodated at Smick's.
"SECUItB TDB SUADOW, BRB TUB BuBBTANCn
Fades." If any of our readers should want a
beautiful and llfe-liko Photograph, or pictures of
anv sixo or stylo, and on any kind of matoriul, wo
would adviso thorn to go to tho Photograph tiallery
of S. Byerly, In Simpson's building, Markot stroct.
BERoSTRBSSBn, Third streot, opposite the Masonio
Hall, the suooeasful Photographer, makes pictures
in all stylet of tho art. 1 Persons aro requcstod to
give him a oall before going elsewboro.
When you, want cheap and good Photographs
Borgstrcssor's Uallory, Third street, opposite tho
Masonio Hall, is tbo place to resort to. ' Six oards, or
ono largo Photograph, for $1.60. Duplicates, 25 to
60 conts.
Or all places to got good Photographs, go to Borg-
strodsor'e Uallory, Third street, opposite the Masonio
Hall, where thoy are made. Six oards, or ono largo
Photograph, for $1.60. Duplicates, 25 to 50 ots.
PEATHb.
In this Plaoe, on the 21st Inst., MAKT11A KL1Z-
Attivill, uaugnior or J. a. anu ueiou m. vum-
wings, agod 1 month and 9 days.
huiui;kv iriAititirrw.
Correoted Weekly for tho "American."
Wheat Flour, extra family, perburrel,
$11 00
6 60
do uo do do per owe.
Kye rlour,
per bbl.
10 00
uo
Wheat, prime red, new,
Rye,
per owt.
per bushel ,
do
do -
do
do
por round
6 CO
I V0
1 25
1 10
SO
2 00
40
Corn, now
Oats,
Potatoes,
Dried Peaches, pared
do uo unparea
Dried Annies.
Uv
do
25
15
3 00
30
Dried Oherrios, (unstonod,) per bu
But tor,
por pound,
per doun,
por pound,
do
do
do
lo
do
do
por pair
' 22
" 25
20
25
li
14
13
18
CO
Cbeoso, .
Lard,
Hams,
enouiuurs,
Boof, hind quarter,
iront
Mutton,
Chickons,
Nhumohln 'onl Trude.
Shamokin, August 20, 1367.
Tom. Ctot.
Sent for week ending Aug. 17,
y.407 05
Por lost report,
?J0,U11 Ot
300,318 09
3J3,3iO 13
' 63,032 04
To same time last year.
Deorooso,
Spctial Notut0.
Mobb SurrBRiNo, sorrow and death, are tho re
sults of Indigestion and Dyojiepsia than from all
other known discos os. Coe's Dyspepsia Cure is
sure and immodiate remedy. It will stop distress
after eating as soon as you take It.
"Our remedies oft in ourselves do lie,
AVhlch we ascribe to heaven."
And when the unfortunate possessor of beauty
finds it fast disappearing, and the frosts that usually
come only with time, beginning to whiten locks that
wero the admiration oi all Donoidors, uo romoay
tborofor is not in the stars or heaven, but In "liar-
rett's Yerokablo lioir Ueetorative." whose efficacy
has been successfully tried by thousands. Its effects
in preventing premature baldness and in preserving
a neaitny action in tne roots oi tne nau, aro iruiy
wonderful. Road the testimonials of those who havo
tried it, and then provide your toilet with this in-
aispenaauie arnoie.
Grace's Celebrated Balve.
From Mr. James Curlin, of Amesbury, Mass. t
"l was atmoied witn a severe felon on one or my
fingers, and tried many remedies without relief.
juy irionds wauood me to apply your batvo. la
iwo uays it Miraaiwi too inuamuiauun iroin my
finger so as to enable me to resume my work . I can
almost say that the Salve worked like magic, for it
euecteu a euro wiioout leaviug a soar, i uuuosi.
tatingly pronounce Urace'e outve an excellent rem
edy, and do not doubt it will be appreciated
uirougneui uie una." .
vim.! zo wnis a du.y.
SET II W. tfOWLK A SON, Boston, Prop'rs.
Bold by Apothecaries and Urocers generally, .
August 24, 1867. 4t - ....
THE EBALIBO.POpii,
And House of Mercy.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for Young
Men, on the crime of Solitude, and the Errors. Abu
se and Disease which destroy the maul powers.
and ereate ini pediment to Marriage, with sure means
of relief. Sent in scaled letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address DR. i. BKILLIN 110UUUTON,
Howard Association, rniiadoipuia, re. .
June b, too. ty
. ., Irrrj or Yam Us.
A gcotlsman who suffered for yean from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effect of
youthful indiscretion, will, for tb aam of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it, the reclpo
and direction for making the simple remedy by
which ke was enrea. ounerer wtaning to ejront ny
tb advertiser's experience, ean do so by addressing,
n perfeot conadenoo, ' wuiin u. wvan,
my lb -67.lT ' 4S Cedar (Street, M.Y.
TAKE NO MORK UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE
HF-.MKOIKS fur unulcaaaiil and duiisntHU dineaiM Use
HsLuboi D'sKiiSiii fenui' AM' iMiaovso H 'U. AU
f U:rt f, lr -iv
j ( BOq tip iiv (f. ! ', !
I ere nighty In the mibre',
Fiercely wii-ldpit by the brave
Olririouj is the stalwart stoamer,
Laughing at the sJ- ni nnd rf?.ff '' .
Beauteous lb the patoco pillars, ,
Saving Ih the pointed rod,
. As it brings the deadly lightning
. Quelled and harmless to the sod . . ,
But thero Is a glorious csjpncn, 1 ' ; 1
Whero I take my grandest power,
Oiving to tho RAi'B my surest, -. '
Sweetest aid, In danger's hour
, Seol before mo fly diseases) -.
See tho dnrkest livdras lio'w T
See the rose of health and beauty
Tako the pnlost check and brow.
Fly. dyspepsia ! fly, consumption !
Yes, all ills are crushed at length i
For I give what human nature
Only ever needed strbnqtq !
' ' Shall I toll In what (Trent essence
I can thus your spirits cheer up?
. Pallid, trembling, living sufferor, i
. . , "lis Uio lamed "Peruvian Svnur."
Th PERUVIAN 8Y11UP is a protected Solution
of the Protoxide of Iron, a now discovery in mrdi-
cino mat striKos at llio root ot uisoiuo by supplying
tbo blood with its vital piinciplo or lifo element
Iron.
Tho genuine has "Peruvian SvRur" blown in
tho glass. Pamphlets free.
.. J. r. utSMUftii. rropnoior,
No. SO Doy St., New York.
Bold by all DruggHs. aug. 24 4t
UELMBOLD'S FLUID EXT11ACT
fietJ3cr:3CJa-:3CT
Is a certain cure for diseases of the
DLADnr.rt, kidnkys, gravel, dhoicy, tu
OANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
. GENERAL DEUIUTY,
and ull diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS,
whcthei existing in '
MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause originating and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDINU. .
l)ise!ne of these organs require the use of a diuretic.
If in. treatment is snlmiucd to, Consumption or lutein-
ity may ensue. Onr 1- ksh aud HIixhI ur aupoittil Hum
thelu sourees, an.1 the .
HEALTH AND HAPrlNESS, ,
imil
llintnf Posterity, depends upon prompt use of a reliable
remedy, ; i "i
tfELMliOCD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
1-Uul.luUod upwuida of 13 years, prepared by -
II. T. IIIIsVMimi.Ir,
LlItUOUIST,
6!M Brnadvenv, New York, and
101 South lUlii treut. 1'liilaUelplii.l, I'll.
March 9, It-67. ly
0
NB PUICK CLOTUIXU.
JONES'
OLD ESTABLISHED
CLOTHING HOUSE,
UOt Jlnrkct Stroct,
Ono door abovo Sixth, Philadelphia.
For many years this Kstublishnicnt bas done busi
ness on tho Ono l'rico Sys:eru, and wo beliovowo
uro tho only Clothing House iu tho city that strictly
adheres to this principle, wo nuvo earnoa a repu
tation wbioh we aro proud of, for good taste in soloct
good styles and substantial materials, and nut less
importaut, for having all our good,
Wo ornploy tho best talent, for Cutters, and our
Goods aro of both kinji FashionaUu and plain
so that all tastes can bo suited. Tho prices aro the
vory lowest, as any ono by a moment's thought must
see, or otUortviso wo could not meet tho competition
of our ncij'liburs, for as no deductions aro ever mauc,
wo must put our prices down to the advnnta;;"8 wo
promise.
Tho pcoplo may depend, this in tho truo plan upon
which to do burinusa, and many a doitnr can bo
saved to Clothing buyers by keeping iu mind
JONES'
' ONE PlilOK CLOT11INU HOUSK,
C04 Market Strroct, Philadelphia,
Not on tho Cornor, but ono door nbovo Sixth.
March 23, 1 867. 1 y "
GERMAN
ERASIVE SOAP
Ts manufactured from PUKE
MATERIALS, and may bo
considered tho STANDARD Of
KXCliLLKNCE. for Salo by
all Grocers. ,
May 18, 1SC7 ly.
To CouMUiuptlvvH.
The advertiser, having boen restored to health in
a few weeks by a very simplo roincdy, after having
sutlcred for several years with a severe luu;; allco
tian, and that dread dioa?o, Consumption is anx
ious to multe known to his lellow-suuerors tno means
of cure.
To all who desiro it. bo will sond a oopy of the
prescription usod (lico of chargo,) with tho direc
tions for preparing and using tho some, whioh they
will nnd a sure euro lor uonuuraon. astuma,
BuoNniiTiH. Couiiiis, Ooliik, and all Throat and
Lung Atfootious. Ibe only object of tbo advortisvr
in sending the prescription is to benoCt tbo alilictod,
and spread information which ho ooncoivos to be
invaluable, ami be hopes cvory suueror win try
his remedy, as it will cost thciu nothing, and may
provo a bluming. Parties wishing tho prosuripliou,
I'liEB, by roturn mail, will please adaross
MJU l.'I.WAlfll A U 1 1
. REV. ICDWAHD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co., N. Y.
my 18-'C7.1y
Ir. rSl"i-!ti4 Itlandrnkc Vlilsi.
A Miilt3tll3itc for ,:iloii-l.
Those Pills aro composed of various roots, having
tb power to rolax tho secretions of tho liver as
promptly and effectually as lluo pill or uieroury,
and without producing any of thoso dbmgrocablo or
dangerous offucld which often follow tho uso of tho
luttor.
In all bilious disorders theso Pills may b nsed
with oouGdouco, ns thoy prouioto the diohuriro of
vitiated bi!o, and rciuovo thoso obstructions from tbo
livor and biliary ducts, which uro the cause of
bilious affections in irenorul.
riCllENCK'd MANKKAKU l'll.l-.'S euro sicH
headache, und ull disorders uf tbo Liver, indicated
by sallow slttn, coated tonguo, costivenoss, urowsi'
ness, and a gcuorul fueling of woarinoss and laser
tado, showing that tho liver is in a torpid or ob
tsructcd condition.
In short, these Pills may bo used with advantago
in all cases when a purgative or ultorutivo luudiciuo
is required.
Please ask for "Dr. Sehcnck's Mandrake Pills,"
and observo that the two likenesses of tho Doctor aro
on tho Uuvoruiuout stamp ouo when in tho lost
stage of Consumption, and tho other in his present
neuitn.
Sold by all DruK ''nts and doalers. Prioo, 2a cents
nor box. Pruietpul Otlico, No. lo North otb otrcvt,
PhiludelDhia. l'a.
General Wbolcsulo ArcuU : Domss Barnes A Co.,
21 Park llow, Now York ; S. S. llanoe, lutl Haiti
more St.. Lultimoro. Md. : John D. Park, N. lvoor
of Fourth and Walnut St., Ciuoicnati, Ohio ; Walker
A Taylor, 131 and 136 Wabash Avenuo, Chicago,
111.; Collins Druthers, southwest cornor of 2d and
Vine St., St. Louis, Mo.
ucl. zu, lano. itnjtotnw.ca.mo.iy.
IIKI.MDOl.U'S EXTRACT lll'CIIU and Improved
Rose Wash cures secret und delicate disorders in all their
tiiirB. nt hltla fxiviiia.!. lillia ur ml euuutlu III diet, no ill
cuiivcuioiioe and ao exposum. Itisnlearfuiit in fiste and
odor, iiiiiuediuic iu iu action, and (;vi Irian all iimu.
loua properties. iy
ULLMUOLD'-) CUNCDNTRATtO KXTltACT
1JUCIIU
Is tho Grett Duirctio.
ILlmlvlYi Concentrated Extract &irttijarilU
I tho Civat Dlood Purifier.
Doth arc niunared aecoidiiia to rue of Pharmacy aud
Liioantr, ami ale the moetacuvc liiaicau oe inauo.
Marck tt, 1007.- iy
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
'DKYOND THE MISSISSIPPI ;"
A Complete History of tho Now States and Torrito
ries, from tho Great Kiver to th Or eat Ocean
Uy Albert D. Itloliurdson.
Ootr 20,000 Cojut toll in one Month,
Life and Advonture on Prairioi. Mountains and
the Pacifio Const. With ovor 200 Dvsuriptiv and
i'hotogrspnio t lows oi tno scenery, Citios, Lands,
Mines, i'eopl and Curiosities of tho Now bt'itos and
Territories
To
i prospective emigrant and settlors in the "Far
it, this History of that vast and fortile region
West, mis History oi tnat vast and tortile reinon
will provo an invaluahl assistance, supply ins as It
does a want long felt of a full, authentic and rclia
Lie guide to climate, sou, products, menus ul travel,
Ac Ao.
Atih'NTS WANTED. Send for Circular and se
our terms, and a full description of the work.
Address NATIONAL Pl'llLISHlNU CO.,
iu7 Minor ct , I'til.-dclihiii. l'a
Augiit S, IStj' It
' t.
: i 1
lllS
TH GREAT
ZEIGAIU BITMS
Thompnnent parts of this remarkable preparation
were erst discovered, oompounded end distributed,
some twsoty years aito, by Ir. Cniopscs, Win cclc
erated Egyptian Physiaiaa. Thousands of his suffer
lag eeuntrymen were rutorcd to health, as well as great
numbers of the Inhabitants of Nubia and Abyssinia,
and ef theeountrles bordering upon tbo Southern const
oi tno Mediterranean Sea.
limiMfi, the fame of the
z.inwaai.1 ui'riiuius
oon spread over Kurofw,
and was adopted by th
principal Physicians In
ohanrn of the tinnittfl nf
4 th old world, In which It
Is still used with Aminl.
nat sueees. Th Tloeroy of Egypt placed the nam
ef a. Chiofsos apnn the " Roll of Noblas," and pre
sented to bla a Medal bearing th following Insorln. ,
Mod: " Da. Cuaorscs,tbe Public Benefactor." This
Bitters Is now offered to tb publlo of America with '
the full assurance that It will bo found, upon a fair
trial, to act as a specUto for th cure ol
Cholera, Dysentery, Dlarrhosn, Cholera
Morbus, Paver stnil Ague, Yellow Kever,
Khenmntism, Typkoli Fever, Uysnepsla.
Colic, BroaehlUa, Coninmptlnn, Klatu
Unr.y. Ulcease of th Kidneys, Nervoue
liability, ana Female Complaints.
Bemarkable cares of tho above diriuia hw ium.
effected by Its ase, asnumerouscertiflcates, many from
regular physicians, fully attest; and It Is destined to
suprrstde any preparation extant. As an airccabl
Tonic, and an
IN VlaOBATINO BEVEItACE,
It DAS
NO EQUAL.
'' Tntts tn
ETff OARI BITTERS
IM9 SOUL
AS WELL AS BOOT,
SKD li t
. PRIVENT1VB '
or
niSKASK,
BAS NO SUPERIOR.
A TEW WORDS TO LADIES. The uso of the
SINOARI BITTERS will give to you tint soft, semi
transparent completion which the Ood of nature (de
signing woman to be the loveliest of his works) fully
Intended that you should have for It Is nature's own
powder and paint combined. Dy purifying tho blood,
stimulating the pigmtotnry cells of the dermis,
and Imparting health and lira throughout the entire
system, it especially gives that smooth clearness and
Beauty to the complexion so much to be deslrcens
moving all roughness, blotches, freckles, pimples, and
that yellow, sickly look so common in our day; and
what Is even better than this. It cures every speciosof
lemalo Irregularities and disease.
Principal Depot, Uarrisburg, Pa.
RAHTER & HATJSE,
Solb PnorniBTons.
For salo by W. A. BENNETT, Druggist, Sunbury,
Pennsylvania.
August a, 1SC7.
FAIIMRS & I)U IJjpERS.
LIME AND LIMESTONE
rrWIK subscribers respectfully inform tho citizens
X of Northumbcrliiml county, thut thoy uro now
reparoa to lurnisn i.uir. ot u superior qunlity to
uruicrs nim iiuiidurs. Ai-o, idMis-tiiu.h irom
the celebrated Limo-Stono Quarries of Lower Mulio
noy townihip, at short notice and at rcit.Jonnlilo rates.
1 lie aoovo will bo delivered to any ltnilroad sta
tion alontr tho lino of tbo different railroads when
ordered.
Thoro Kilns aro located at tho Shainokin Vnllcv
nilruad, near Sunbury, whero ordors will bu
promptly filled.
urdors aro rcspocltully solicited.
Address, j. II. LLXkLll & liliV..
August 3, 1807. Suubury, Pa.
roitVc to 'IVacln'ris nutl llircctors.
piIE EXAMINATIONS for tho present yoar will
bo held as follows:
rbotwp., Monday, Aur. Itlth Trovorlon, S. II.
Mt. Curmul bor. and twp., Wednesday, Aug. Slut
lioavcrd'ilo S. II.
Shmnokin bor. and Coal twp., Thursday, Aug.
22d Shainokin, B. li.
Sunbury nnd Upper Augusta twp., Monday Aug.
Mill bunuury.
Milton nnd Turbut twp., Wodncsdny, Aug. 2Sth
Altitun.
Lower Mahanuy twp., Friday, Aug. 30th George
town. ' .
L'ppor Mnhanoy twp,, Mqpdny, Sept, 2d Boiscl's
old stand.
ltn-h twp. and ionrliart Dis., Woducsday, Sept.
4th Hushtown S. li,
owcr Autiustn twp., Friday, Sept. otn .ton
Church S. II.
Shouiokin twp., Monday, Sept. 9th Snuil'towu
S. U.
McEwonsvillo and DclowarO twp., V'cduosdiiy,
Sent. 11th SinUinir Sirmao. 11. '
Turbutvillo and Lewid twp., Thursdup,Scpt. 12th
luruutvillo,
Point twp., Mondny, Sept, lfith S. II. No. 3.
Chilisfuniuo, Wcduosday, iScpt. lath iSuduin
o. u.
FECIAL EXAMINATIONS will bo held in Sun
bury. Sort. 27th. Oct. 4th, 11th and Mil, lor tho
ueooiuuiouaiiou of such toushcrs only as wero poxi-
velu unable, to attend tho regular examinations.
Private examinations aro discontinued. Lxainina-
ions will invariably eommenco lit precisely rS o -dock.
A. M. Oircclurs nro earnestly rcciucstcil to
bo proscnt durins tho e.xniuiuutiona, und at the closa
of tho oxorcisos select their teachers.
U. W. HAi:PT, County Superintendent.
August 3, 1807. 3t
Somctliinj'
New
Nothing
New
- AND
GOOD NEWS!
Tho splendid assortment oi U 001)3 ut tbo
MAMMOTH STORE
II. V. I'KsI.iU,
IS NEW,
but it is Nolliine New for them as they uro always
getting up JN1SVY UWDS.
GOOD NEWS,
to the people of SUNBURY, fhr they hnvo purchaco
od thoui guods low and are selling tucui at vory
We are determined to sell our Uoods at Low
Prices and dufv oumnctiLion.
We keep the In-Ht aiuulilv ol' 4ool9l aud
sell them asluw as tho rt'outl tiuulilieal arc
sold by othor uuulcre.
tome and vxamiuo our block aud licarn our
No cliarrro for sliowinur GooJd. That
is our business and wo tuko ploaauro
in doing it.
Feeling very thankful to tho public fur their vory
liberul palroiiugo heretufor bestowod upon us, wo
luol oonudont of rolainiug tnoir custom, by a strict
adherence to tne rules w bavu auuptod.
, ; -: REMEMEER TUB PLACE,
Tho JSTaininulU Btor e.
Market Bipuaro, J doors east of the Now Court House,
SUNBURY, PA.
II. V. FUILINU,
Sunbury, Aug. 10, 1867.
IF you vant good Tin-Ware, go to
UilMiUVi Nim Kbit
SMITH
li I)
LJtfJ?aawiPaiM J
TUB ' , ,
Washingtoii Library' Co.
' ' PHILADELPHIA.
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR.
auKjo.ooa
PRESENTS TO t3UI5SCKinEKi'.
Ohb Cash PnrxSHT oy $IO,OilO.
Oxs Cash Prkkkitop j'20,()tl(l.
Onh Cash 1'arsKNTor $lt),tM).
Okb Cash PnMHBNT ov SA.non.
Two Cash PiiBBBRTsor !i.i(K)oach.
Kcxut full Siheitiile of 1'rcicrtt U, hu.
Each Certificate of Stock It accompanied with a
Beautiful Steel-Plate Engraving
wonrn noita at rbtah, tram tub cost or
CBRTIFlrATB,
And also insure to tho holder a
PRESENT IN THE OUEAT DISTRIBUTION.
The Wasliington Library
Company
Is churtorcd by the Stato of Pennsylvania, and
Organised in aid of the
HIVEKSIDB INSTITUTE
FOB
Soldlcra' and Sailors' Orphans.
Iucurpuratcd ly tho Slate of N. J.
APRIL S, 1807.
TUE rtlVEHUIDE INSTITUTE,
Sltanto nt Riverside, Durlingtun County, New Jer
sey, is louuded for tho )mrp.i.io of gratuitously edu
cating tho sons of douousod Soldiers and Souiucu of
tho linitcd States.
Tho board of Trustooa consists of tho following
well-known chitons of Pennsylvania and Now Jersey :
HON. WILLIAM 1). MANN,
District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa,
HON. LEWIS 11. DROO.MALL,
Ex-Chief Coiner U. S. Mint, and Recorder of
Docds, Pbilad'n., Pennsylvania.
HON. JAMES M. SOOVEL, Now Jorscy.
HON. W. W. WAKE, Now Jorscy.
HENRY UORMAN, Esq.,
Apcut Adonis' Express, Philadelphia, Pa.
J. E. COM, Esq., of Joy, Coo A Co., Philadelphia.
TnnAscnv Detartxiknt, WAsniMGTON, D. C
April 1M, lSfw.Oflico of Internal Rovuuuo : Hav
ing received satisfactory oviclenco that tho proceeds
of tho onterpriso conducted by tbo "Washington
Library Company" will bo dovotod to charitnblo,
uso, permission is horeby granted to said Company
to conduct such enterprise exempt from ull euargo,
whether from special tux or other duty.
E. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
'VUc WuMliiiigfton lMIirury Co.,
In order that tho bcuovolcnt ohioct sot forth in this
circular may bo successfully accomplished, havo
hauvii no ecriua oi
FINE &TEEL PLATE ENOR AVISOS,
which arc put on subscription at priocs much below
thoir retail valuo.
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK IN THE WASH
INUTOiV LIBRARY COMPANY
will bo issued, stamped with tho soul of tho Compa
ny, and signed by tho Secretary. (Nouu others
gonuino.)
Any person sending us Ono Dollar, or pnvintr tho
snmo to our local Agents, will rccoivo immediately a
hno Moel I'lato biigrnvinj, at chotco from tho fol
lowing list, nnd Ono Ccrtilieato of Stock, insuriug
Ono Present in our pubiishod schcdulo.
ONE DOLLAR liNORA VINOS.
No. l-"My Child ! Mv Child !" No. 2 "Thcv'ro
Saved ! They're Saved !'' No. 3 "Old Soveuty-eix
or, tbo Early Days of tho Revolution."
Any person payint lwo Dollars will rccvivo citbor
of tho following lino Stool Plutes, nt choico, und
Two Certificates of Stock, thus becoming tutillcd to
Two Proseuts.
TWO D0I.LAK ESGUAVINOS.
No. I "Washington's Courtship." No. 2 "Wash
ington's Last Interview with his Mother.''
TlirtEH DOLLAR ENUIlAVlNaa.
Any person paying throo dollars will receive tho
bouutiful Stcol Plato of
'iiojib pnow Tne WAn."
and throo Certificates of Stock, bocouiing entitled
to thrco Presents.
FOirt POLL A 11 ENUnAVINGS.
Any porson paying Four Hollars shall rcccivo tho
lurgu und beautiful Steel Plato of
"tub I'KniLS ov ova ronBPATiieits."
and Four Ccrtilicates of Stuck, untitling them to
Four Presents.
P1VB HOLLAR GNORAVINGH.
Any porson who pays Fivo Dollars shall roccivo
the lurgo mid splendid Steel Pluto of
"THE MARRIAG.E OF POCAHONTAS."
An J Fivo Certificates of Stock, entitling Ibcui to Fivo
rcsenis.
Tho engravings and Certificates will bo delivered
to each subscriber at our Local Agencies, or sent by
uiuil, post puid.or cxprca, UJUiuy be ordered.
i'lic Wusliiiiloii Idbrui') Company
vv ill Award
TIlllKi: III NUKEO THUI SANO DOLLARS
IN I'll EtflC.N I'd TO TIIESHAKKIlOLDKItS,
On Wednesday, ixj'tcnJur 25, 18C7,
At PHILADELPHIA, PA., Ol at the Institute, HI VKlt-
UlOIi, N. i.
Sl'Hl-.Dl'I.E OF PRESENTS.
Cash Present
Oath Present
I(I,(KKJ
t!ii,imo
Cuaii Piesent
Casll Pteiielit
Cash Preaeuisof S j,500 each
Ilandisoiiiu Country Uesuluiicc, Stuhlc, Grounds,
10,000
5.IIOU
3,000
..c . UeriiiuuLuwil, 1'lni.ldt Iplnu, IS,1HK)
Double Kiaidtiice, tliiecslmy brick, Cuiihlcn, N J . 1 j,UU0
voui uiRii, unices, ptieiis, urouiai, wun Lusi
licuscfUMiilicd, No. 1311 Washington Av
enue, Philadelphia,
Country HesnleiKv, ltiviiiide, N. 8., with
i;r.jiin,l V,.!.. a ..
1S.OXU
1U,(HXI
o,(hsi
S.IIOO
5 UOO
3,uuo
ITllles-storv Coltilirc. Lot. C.
i Valuable liuiUliug l,u. Riverside, flalO each
i.u;iim luin.'iu l uiuily uarilniiu, buiu ol
HorseK, Hiiruess. Ac. onulldelu
111 V.tlu:i!le iiuildiiif! Ixus, Kiverside, 300 enell
I Uuuulilul Silver limy llorse, lij luuds hiitli,
sireu uy i:iu culeuruletl liuporlcu Arulnuii
llurae 'Culiph also, a liglit Uiwd Wagon
weipht 110 Mui(da, Willi stt ol' supvuor
Single Harness, &c., uiuLilig a fiiHt-ciiibS
cslal'hsiiHiciit
.1,11110
pi,iio
1,000
I, ISO
1U,UIHI
lO.flnn
3,ouo
e.msi
7S0
SMI
M rianos.kaiOeai'li
W Aleiodcons. 9X1 mch
5 Uoscwixni Sewing MurhilKS each
111 r liliillv ciwinif aiiu-lilues, vluucOi'll
!U I' lne Uold WuU'ln'3, 'J00o.u-ll
lot) Oil ruiiitings, by leudiug artists ai&tcgaie
value
3 Camel's ilair fliawls, VI MX) each
H Ciiiiifl'sliair tsiuiwls, SrJ.tarti each
3 llauthioiiie Luce Shawls, i30 eueh
10 Oisliiucte bliuwU aio uili
Dii 81 Ik I iresa Pattern (-7" rni h
1,500
b,75
oil Cuv Ouildiiifr Lota, t?a each
Hie reniuinifei will consist ot Mlvet wurc, aiusical
iioxes Oiteru tilasaes, Pocket liloics, und till
ierent aitielcs uf olllaiueilt ami ust", umuiiut.
UiJ to,
BJ.000
Total. S3UO.UI0
All Uio progenies 1; i veil clear of incumbrance.
HOW TO OBTAIN r?llAKKS AND LNURAVIl'CS
Pend orders to ns by in:id, enclosing from 1 to &-U,
cither by Post OdU-e orders or in a nniUT(d letter, ut
our risk. Luiger ammmts sht'uld he sent by draft or ex
press.
I sltaies with Kuitiavimrs
tt5 tliarus with Kiiiiuvins
50 shares with I'lruvins
7u sliurus with KiiKntvliuts
n,.w
a so
4,5II
tw .VI
jo.uu
100 sliarts with biajiuviuus
Loeul AUliNTS WANTI.0 throughuut the L'liiteJ States.
The AHOciutiou have appointed as Receivers, Messrs.
til'.tlUOK A. Cut IKK a. CO., whu wcN knowu into
ailiytuld busilieMCAterieiii'u will bu a aullielenl (itiuruu.
loo uiultue luouey iiuiusuxi 10 iiiviu wiu uu (mvii..,
plied lo Uie puipt se staled.
PniLiiELriiiA,Pu.1MayJO, ItjOT.
To the O'tfiocrs and Munilnrs of the Wuthiiigtou Libia
ty Co , N. 8. READ.BccrcUry.
n..,.tlrn.4, On t..ii)l .if vour favor of the .Vh inst.t
iiolitin us of .out app.iinlii.uut ilicvivurs for your
ConiiKiuy, we look tho lilwrly to sulai.tt a oopy uf yiair
Chaiter, with a plan uf your uilurpi iae, lo llio hu-liest
knulaullauity of the rMale.aud Uuviug lauoived kis luv.r.
.......u. 1,. i.jiaid lo us ksauluv. aud syiuiuiuizin
with Uie tieuevolcul object uf Voul Asaueialiiai. via : llio
... .1.... .....i..i..i.i.uu .l Urn tiiiilinu diiklrcu vf our
soldiers and auiuira at Ihu ltiversiuo Institute, we havo
wuuludnl lu accept the Uuat, aud to use our Iwst cduf ts lu
promote wormy au uujeei.
ltasevtlully, yuura, Ae.,
CKO. A. COOKE 4 CO.
Address all letters ami orders 10
UKO. A.UOOKH Si CO., BA.NKF.ItS,
33 'Uta Tlurd flieel, l'lulaikiphiu, Pa
iloeeivers for the WashmaUiu Librury Co.
rWN. F. LIOHTNER, Booksellor A Statiouor,
Sunbury, Pa., is tho authorised A Rent "t tho Com
pany b'l this place and VKUStty
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T. S. SHANNON,
Prootieiii
Valchmaker
JEWELEH,
Prum lHILADFLPHlA.
In Simpson's lluilding, Market SUinn, :
OU1TBTJIRT. PEITIT'A
1JIINK Hold and .Silver American ami Swba
" Watohos, Clocks. Jewelry uud Silver ware, con
stantly on hand. Hair Jewelry and Masonic Jrlarka
mado tn order.
Oold and Silver Tltiliug dono In tho best nisunor
and warranted to jrivo euliro satislnufloii.
Fino Watches, Clocks, Musio Duxes aud Jeweliy
Repaired nnd wnrrnutud.
All orders promptly filled.
Hiinbiiry, Juno I, 1 sc,7.
Kotico to Merchants nnd Shippers,
rPHK undersigned, proprietors of Weiser Prick 'a
-L Line, pivo notic e Iu merchants and shippers
that their Dcit is still at 811 Market street, Phila
delphia, and alt (iuods diructed to Sunbury uud Dun
villo will bo promptly delivered.
lr Cars leavo UU Market stroot, Philadelphia
tri weekly Tuesdays, Thursdays und Saturdays.
W. C. OOdDHICIl.
May 25, 'T. J. 11. RICHARDSON
All kinds of SCHOOL DOOKS.
Slutos, Puns, Ink, Paper, Ac.
Miscollnncous Rooks, a Rood oHsort
mont. All tho now books received
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LIKLKK, Prayer Books and Hvmi
Hooks, to every stylo ut Dinning.
Catholic Prayer Duoks.
FAMILY DIDLESinvurlousstylus
DICTlONARIKSuf all sijos.
Juvoniloj and Toy Books, a large
assortment.
lllnnU Ilooksj and Blank
Forms of all kinds.
Foolscnn, Local Cap, LoUcr and
Nuto Papors.
COPYINO R(M)KS, Inkstainls
Pen Rucks, Files, Paper, Cutters nml
Counting lluuse stationery generally
PHOTOORAPH ALU! MS
cheap
and dear.
Oold Pens and Holders.
Pocket Rooks nnd liill Wallets,
l'icturo Frames.
Stereoscopes aud Viow.i. American
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French. Ao.
Druwing I'upor, all sizes, Bristol
Board, Ac.
IMutics, Memorandum Hooks, 4o
Backammou Dourds, Oumcs, Chcs-;
men, Au.
Toys a largo and coin plot 0 assortment!
Uasc-lislls aud Lials. r lulling llodi
and Tncklo.
Porfuuics, Brolicuiian nnd Parutan
Mnrblos. Ao.
Uuld Pens ro-pointcd.
Lauipj, Shadus. Oloboj, Chimnoys
Ao
Wall Papor and Border, ull kinds.
Window Curtains, i'ui'er Oilt aud
utieu.
Music nnd Musical Instruments.
C'All kinds of Books und Stationery uoton band
promptly ordered. ,
All tno uuiiy una ivccKiy I'npcrs una juapniiin.
Airont for tho t; Ainerienii Ori'nn." Also for "Lll
Rose's Hair Rcsturativc," Funnel of America, and
"Niitiumil Stoum Navigation Company. ''
ftunliury, May in. lstij.
NEW GROCER Yl
Mnrkot Street, thrco doors oast of tlio Railroad
north sido, SUNBURY, PA.
WHOLESALE A RETAIL
CT2 JK.CX3 JsXSJaTIS.'&r
AND
Provision Store
FOR CHEAP GOODS!
Their Stock is complete, consisting in part of
SUO ARS, COFFEES, TEAS, SPICES, COAL OIL
Tobacco, Cigars, Flour, Food, Fish, Siilt,
Hums, Shoulders, Choeso, Fruit,
Olass, Lumps, Ac, Ac
Country Produce lukcn in exebango for Uoods.
Hj- Call und examine our Stock, and rntisfy your
selves.
Sunbury, Juno 29, 1SC7.
J. YOUNGmTn'S FOUNDRY!
Ari'Ii WI.,Iolv''ia Utl ;i:id lt!i, close
to I lie l'ublic Sliool House,
SUNBURY PENN'A.
MILL (louring, Stoves, and Uio largest class uf
Castings mado promptly to ordor.
Also, Window Woights, Frames uud Urates for Col
lar Windows, Ac.
CiiMt Iron Chimney Topn.
WATER TR0U0H3 A DOORSTEPS.
A liberal prico paid for old castings.
THE CELEBRATED LIVERPOOL PLOW, im
proved, is manufactured at thiscftaolii-liuioiit. Also,
Stove Orates of all kinds, Kettles, uud every vuriuty
of smul I castings.
Suubury, July 6, 1607. ly
boots andsh6es7
MANUFACTURED TO ORDER.
JOHN WILVER,
1" ESPECTFULLY Informs his frionds and cus
j turners, thut ho has just opeuod a shop lor tho
munufucturo of BOOTS A SHOES, on
Spruce itlrcct, hcltrccn Second tlrcct and Cintrc
Alley, Sunbury.
whrro all kinds of work in his Huo will be mado ui
in the latent stylo uud in the best workmanlike man
nor.
Having first class stock on band, bo flatters himself
that bo will be able to suit tho tastes of the most fas
tidious. The publio uro invited to cull.
JOHN WILVER.
Suubury, Juno la, 1S67.
THE GREAT CENTRE OF ATTRACTION.
1 1ST SUILTBTTIErsr,
id on 3d stroet, oppoiito tho MASONIO HALL, ut
BERGSTREESSEITS
NEW PIIOTOGilAPH GALLERY,
Itut Lately Established, Mills nil
tho JloUeru Imitrovciuenta
of the Art !
rpiIE subscriber, having built tbo room expressly
X for tho purposo of Photographing, mid having
dovotcd many years to the business, is confident of
bis ability to assuro hid patrons that the work pro
duced shall bo second to none in country or city.
fio wura allowed to loavo tbo gullury unlet en
tirely sutUfactury. Having tho best sky light in tho
county, ho is prepared to make Phologrupbs in all
kinds of weather, but wuuld refer a clour day iur
small children.
Ho is also prepared to tuko new sue, or cabinet
cord Photogruplis.
All kinds 01 pictures copied ana magniuca to
nny required sizo and colored beuutilully lu Oil or
Water colors or ludia ink. We pay special attention
to all kinds of out dour work, such as Luudsoape
views of Munumouts, Muchiuury, County Seats, Ac.,
a largo lot of Photograph Ci antes constantly uu hand.
The publio aro respectfully invited to cull and 000
our specimens and our complete arrangements for
making Photographs, special tortus to families and
clubs.
J. It. BLnUolULoSER.
Runbury, July 15, ISOT;
PURE LAGER BEElt!. -.
Front the
Cold Spring Brewery,
SUNBURY, PA.
JCSEPE EACEEH.
1) ESPECTFULLY inform th public generally,
V that ho is prepared to furnish
LAGEH llEKlt
in largo or small quantities. His facilities for mak
ing Boer cannot be oxoellod. and is prouuuueod supe
rior to any othor ottered in Central Pennsylvania.
It bus also boon retouiiuondud by physicians as a
healthy drink for invalids.
Hotels, Restaurants and private families supplied
at short notice. .
Sunbury. July li, lSf.7.
IC'ELI?AlOREmi8 and" Hi JcyTTuU lit
t.'loilio Wrii.gern, for sale by
ft 7rTKLMovrr.
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