Efje Suntmrg. American.
BUmJBY, PA.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1867.
ILoral affairs.
Ta weather has beta eold and storm? for a week
tut. We trait that winter wUI not let In until the
streams are replenished with rain.
Removal. Messrs. Purdy A Jamea have remoTeJ
Ihelr law office to the aeoond atory of Dowart's
building, on the north aid of Markot Square.
Hadpt'i New Bdildiho. The Odd Pellowa of
Sunbury have leued the Hall In Ilaupt'aiew build
ing, and Intend to take possession aa aoon aa flniahed.
Tas late reTlaed edition of tha Pennsylvania Di
gest of the I. 0. of 0. F. can be had by applying to
8. D. Boyer, Esq., of this place. Prioe, 74 eenta per
opy-
CouxrinrciTS. It la atated that oounterfeit $10'
on tha First National Bank of Philadelphia are in
olronlation. They are poorly executed, and on
haaTler paper than the genuine.
Piezoxs. Thouianda of wild pigeona pxied
southward during the early part of lost week. The
near approaoh of winter burriod them along at a
rapid rate.
A Bio Soot. A Lewisburg paper saya that, re
cently, Michael Eloar, of Dry Valley, Union county,
at one ahot killed four wild turkeys, the aggregate
weight of which was 78 pounda.
The new Loan and Building Association is al
ready In aucoessful operation. At tha lost meeting
four shares were sold to Win. Fetter and Wm. Kn
gelman, at a premium of $97 to $99 per share of
tJO.
-M .
The grading for the Machine Shops of the Nor
thern Central Railroad, in the lower part of the
Borough, is being pushed forward with groat vigor
by Mr. John Bowen, the contractor. lie hasalarge
foroe employed, and Is making rapid progress with
the work.
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The name of the Post Offlco at Caineronia, on the
I'hlla. A Erie Uailroad, opposite Lewisburg, has
been changed from Cameronia to Montnndon. The
reason of the change was that the mails for that
office were sometimes miscarried to au offico of a
similar name in Centre county.
Fabm for Sale. We call attention to the ad
vertisement of A. T. Bisel, Jr., who offers a valua
ble farm, situated in Chilisquaque township, about
21 miles from Milton, for sale. Persons wishing to
purchase can address Mr. Bisel at Montandon
P. 0., (late Cumeronia,) North 'd county.
Skatixg. The late cold weather has made excel
lent skating on the basins, in this place. During
the present week a large numbor of boys and somo
of our young ladies took advantage of the first op
portunity of tho season and enjoyed themselves in
this healthful and graceful exercise.
Entered Ur-ow their Di'tibs. 5n Monday of
last week II. II. Teats and Isaac Marts, the Jury
Commissioners elected in Octobor last, were sworn
into office by John Faruswurth, Esq. Their first
work was the selecting of seven hundred person."
from each town and township, from which number
the jurios for 1868 will bo drawn.
Va liable Property for Sale. Mr. Julius
Arbiter, proprietor of tbe "Cbarlos Hotel,'' on Third
stroet, will sell at public sale, on Monday, the 6th
day of Jnnunry next, the above hotel and the lot on
which it is situated. It is advautageounly located
between the depots uf the Northern Centrul and
Shamokin Valley Railroad, and offers a desirable
investment to any one wishing to go into the hotel
business. See advertisement.
New Li'T0ERA9 6ysod. The '-Susquehanna
fyoj f the Evangelical Lutheran Church" was j
organized at Montoum-ille, on the 4th ult. 1'ri'i- !
dent. Rev J. Evans, of Lewisburg ; Seorotary,
Rev. E. J. Wolff: Treasurer, J. H. Engel, of Sun
bury. Tbe Synod was divided into two Conferen
cesthe West Branch and the North Branch. A
special meeting of tbe Synod will beheld in Suubury
on tbe let Thursday in April next.
Fatal Acidekt ok tub Northern Cemtral
Raimioaii. On Wednesday of last week Mr. Simon
Ditty was struck by tha engino of tho mail train,
south, on the Northern Central Railroad, and in
stantly killed, two miles above Clark's Ferry. An
inquest was held and a verdict of "accidental death"
rendered, and cleared the employees of the compa
ny of any blame. Mr. Ditty was a highly esteemed
cititon of Reed township, Dauphin county.
Mr. Jacoii I.kisexri.iu, the nowly olected Regis
ter and Recorder, was sworn in and took possession
of bis office ou Monday last. Mr. Leisenring is a
praotiotl and steady businewi man, and will, no
doubt, make an obliging and attentive officer.
It U but just to say of Mr. Cumuiings, who re
tires from office that bis administration of the office
over whioh be presided the last six years has met
the approbation of the Court and Bar, as well at the
community.
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Fine Improvemf-xt. Messrs. Rohrbacb A Son
have lately ereoted a substantial brick building as
an addition to their Foundry, near the Shamokin
Valley Railroad. This Foundry is one of tbe oldest
establishments in the State, and has boon success
fully worked for a number of years by the Messrs.
Rohrbacb. Within tbe post few years their business
has been greatly increased and tbey found it nooes
sary to make more room to carry on their extended
operations. They have completed this addition, and
wa are informed that in another year they intend
making still further Improvements in order to keep
up with this progressive age.
Crime. W notice in nearly all the papers that
robberies are committed all over the country, almost
daily. Persons cannot be too cautious in securing
their premises from tha depredations of these scoun
drels. There are, no doubt, several places of ren
dezvous for these scamps in this county, and all sus
picious looking characters should be elosely watched.
Several robberies bare lately been committed in our
midst and attempts made to break into houses during
tb temporary absence of families from home. Too
much care cannot be taken in properly fastenicg
th doors and windows of a bouse when leaving it
at night.
Maiokic At a regular meeting of Northumber
land U. R. A. Chapter, No. 174, of Sunbury, held in
their Hall on Wednesday night last, the following
offioers were elected to serve for the ensuing Masonic
year:
Jno. Kay Clement, U. P.
Harvey Goodrich, K.
William F. Wagenseller, 8
Henry Clement, Secretary.
John Haas, Treasurer.
We congratulate the fraternity on tha nourishing
condition of tha Chapter, whioh, through th ener
gy, seal and perseverance of Its offioers and mem
bers, bids fair to beoomo on of th most prosperous
Lodges in th State.
Oexbeal TumTbomb and Family. The cele
brated Tom Thumb and wife, Commodore Nutt and
Miss Minnie Warren, will give two entertainments
at tb Masonio Hall, La this plac, oa Saturday after
aoon and evening, December Slat. This, wonderful
family f littl folk! will appear In songs, duetts,
daaoos, oonilo delineations, amusing trioks, bur
lesnues. and eomediea In characteristic oostumes
They bav lately returned from aa extended visit to
Europe, wkor they appeared kefore nearly all th
Klnrs. Queen, Kinparon and Nobility of the old
world, and bar rcoeived very tattering notices
from th foreign press, especially h English pa
pars They will undoubtedly bare a full
k.iby viji.t S-.abury
B7
MltTOE IttEi.-Tha Miltonian, of last week,
ayt : Mr. David Been, who waa Injured by falling
from a scaffolding, a few weeks alnoe, died on
Thursday, 31st nit. Ha leaves a wife and family
wno war appendant on bis labor for support.
Mr. Joseph Harris, of this borough, familiarly
known as "Yankee Joe," Was arrested by Deputy
C. 8. Marshal Benj. Hartshorn, on Friday last, on a
cnarga of dealing In oounterfeit United States eur
noy. Tha prisoner waa taken to Williamaport on
Saturday, and we believe will be taken theno to
Pittsburg for trial. This is not tha first time Jo
has been In tha hands of tha offloers on the lame
charge, but heretofore no evidence has been found
against him sufficient for oonvlotlon. We learn that
one of tha charges this time la an attempt on his
part to aell spurious money.
On Monday morning last a sad accident ooourred
to Bastian Divel, of this borough, while h waa put
ting down a well on th plac oooupiod by Mr. B. F.
Jaooby, on Broadway, east of tha railroad. Mr.
Dtvel had aunk the well to the depth of soma 20
feet, having blasted several times, when tha gases
at the bottom of the well became too foul for him
and he waa drawn up. After waiting for some time
be thcught he would try it onoa more, as ha was
anxious to proceed with his work. Being let down
into the well ho remained but a moment or two
when be called out for those abort to draw him up
quickly. They proooeded to do to, ha having en
tered the large bucket nsed for drawing out tha
stones, dirt, Ao. When they had drawn him to
within about ten feet af tbe surfaoo he waa appa
rently overoome by the foul air, and losing con
sciousness, fell from the bucket and plunged head
downward to tha bottom of the well. He was res
cued from his perilous position as aoon as possible,
and Dr. J. P. MoCleerv was called to dress his
wounds. It was found that beside several severe
bruises, a sharp stone had entered the back part of
his head, penetrating the skull, making an ugly
wound from whioh the brains were ooiing out. Dr.
McCleery gave the wounded man every assistance
In his power, and had him removod to his home,
where he is now lying in a critical oondition.
Tue Local Coal TnADB at NoRTnt'MsERi.AHD.
The Gazette, of last week, says : John McFar-
land is erecting at Northumberland extensive tra
iling and schntos for the accommodation of persons
in tho surrounding country who may come to that
plaoe with their wagons to procure ooal. By this
arrangement they will be enabled to got coal of ex
cellent quality and nicely screened, dumped di
rectly into their wagons, without tho usual labor
and delay. Scales will be attachod to this improve
ment to insure exact weight. This is an item of in
terest to the farmers who use lime-burner's and
other grades ot coal, particularly when the ice ou
tb river will enable them to cross without paying
toll.
Attempt to Rob a Col sty Treasury. On Fri
day night, 2!d ult., au attempt was made to rob the
County Treasury at Middleburg, Snyder county.
The burglars entered tho Commissioners' office
through a window. They first blasted the iron door
out of tbe vault, and then blew open the safe with
powder. Tbe safe contained no money. They also
entered the Register's offico by cutting a hole in a
pane of glass with a diamond, and then reaching in
and taking tho nail out of the window, but failed to
get any money. Tho Prothonotary 's safe bad nearly
$100 in it, but, fortunately, the burglars did not
disturb it.
Sale or a Colliery Tho Bird Coal and Iron
Company, of Shamokin, recently sold their breaker,
stock and lease, to J. Langdon, Esq., an extensive
coal dealer of Elmira, N. Y. The work of repair
ing was commenced on Monday of last week, and
the breakor, which has been idle for some months,
was expected to be in running order by the end of
the week. Mr. Langdon has ordered now rolls, Ac,
and contemplates other improvements which will
make the Big Moutituin a Orst-class operation.
Accident ox the Suamukim Valley Kailuoad.
On Monday afternoon lust twenty-threo coal cars
were thrown from the track by tha breaking of a
rail on the Shamokin division of the Northern Cen
trnl Railroad, near Suydertown, and completely
wrecked. The ruil broke under the weight of the
engine, but it and four cars pasaod over before tho
pieces became displaced. Fortunately no one was
hurt. The passenger train could not make the af
ternoon trip in comequence of the obstructions on
the track, but it was cleared away by evoning, and
the muil taken through to Shamokin next morning.
Tue Shark of the Washington Library Compa
ny, of Philadelphia, are being disposed of with un
exampled rapidity. The absenoe of all conceal
ment, the honesty of purpose manifested by those
who first inaugurated the enterprise, tho fairness
with which the proposod final distribution is to be
conducted, and tbe patriotic purpose to which the
entire surplus is to be applied, have taken firm hold
upon public confidence. Every share of stock will
be accompanied by a present at the groat distribu
tion of $.'IUO,OUO worth of presents.
Uro. A. Cooke A Co., Uaxkerh, 33 South Third
Street, Philadelphia, are receivers of all the funds,
and their name is an assurance of the iutegrity and
reliability of the Company, which is organised fur a
good purpose which should not be confounded with
tbe bogus concerns that iufest tho country. Read
advert iseroeut.
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Editor' Table.
Blackwood's Machine. The November num
bcr of this able British periodical has been re-published
by the Leonard Scott Publishing Co., 110
Fulton St., Now York. Th contents are Brown
lows Part XI.; At the Alps Again ; Conversation;
Linda Treasel Part II.; Reynolds and the Portrait
Painters of tbe Past Century ; Cornelius O'Dowd
a very popular fallaoy 21th August in Austria
Garibaldi's last ; Women in the Middle Ages ; The
Impending Crisis in America.
The Atlantic Moxtiilt. Wo have received the
December number of the Atlantic Tbe contents
are: The Guardian Angel, XII.; A Mysterious
Personage ; A Tour in the Dark ; An Autumn Song ;
By-Ways of Europe. A Visit to tbe Balearic Is
lands, 1. ; Minor hlisahetban Dramatists ; Our Pa
cific Railroads; lirandiuother's Story: The Great
Snow ; Toujours Amour ; Among the Workers in
Silver; What we Feel; Sonnet; Literature as an
Art ; A Young Desperado ; Reviews and Literary
Notices. Published by Ticknor 4 Fields, Boston,
Mass.
Balluu's Monthly Magazine. This very pop
ular and exceedingly cheap magasine presents an
attractive table of contents for December. Ame
thyst Wayne's charming story, "The Derwent Eyes
and Hair," U completed ; Mrs. Edson's exciting se
rial, "The Lady of Lindenwold," is very interest
ing, while .'-Paul's Romauoe," by Miss Hale, and
"My barling," a poem, by Jamea Franklin Fitta,
are among the choicest of magasine reading. The
illustrations are also remarkably good, making this
one of tbe best numbers of Ballou ever Issued.
Th publishers offer unusual attractions for the
coming year. With the January number the mag
asine will b enlarged to on hundred pages, and
several now and attractive feature introduced.
Miss Willian baa written a romance entitled, "So
as by Fire," which will eoinmeno thn rear. Am
ethyst Wayne will furnish an exciting serial story
for boys, entitled "Old Hugh's Look-off." which
will be finely illustrated by Kilburn, and will ap
pear In the new department oalled "Our Young
People's Story-Teller ;" a popular author will fur
nish a charming story for girls, while there will be
at least a dosen other stories and poems of the high
est literary excellence, and intensely Interesting,
all complete in th January number.
It is only f l.M per year, or 14 cents a number.
Club reoeiv it for $1.25. Th proprietors hav
good cause for calling it the cheapest magasine in
iu. worm, ruoiisned by illiott, Thomas A Talbot,
Boston, Mass.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Tee plac to get good clothes and nice fit is at
th Continental Clothing Baaoar, u Market Sonar
Sunbury. This establishment has secured for itself
an nviabl reputation by th accommodation
bibited by lis proprietor, th xollent quality of
nis gooas, ana in remarasw obaapness at whioh
thoy or disposed of.
Best ABO Cheapest. Bear in mind, everybody
In town and country, that th First National Boot,
Bho and Trunk Store, in Pleasant' building, Mar
ket Squar, hu just received another large supply
of vry sty 1 of ladies' and mis' shoes, aad vry
variety of men's and boys' wear the largest and
I 1 -A l O I T1 I r ! .
f sw svooa in ounoury lasoasr piooa is wot only
. nic, bulsstricabla, and will wear
I hap for cash.
II sells very
"War don't yoa trad with mat" Mid a olose
flated tradesman to a friend, tha other day. Th
reply waa oharanteristi : ''Von bav never asked
me, air. I have looked all through 'the papers for
an Invitation in th shape of aa advertisement, and
found none. I never go wher I am not invited."
Faust, th fashionable Itat and Cap manufacturer,
In Market Bauer, la liberal In th use of printer's
ink, and invite all, through th medium or th
press, to tail and see th new winter style just re
ceived by him.
Tea Latest. We notlo another extensive ar
rival of Cloths, Caaaimerea, Vesting!, Ac, at J. F.
Shaeffer'a Merchant Tailoring establishment, In
Market Square. Now 1 th tlm to seleot a suit
from his extensive variety, and hav it made to or
der in tb beat manner. Hii goods embrace tha
choicest in th market ; they are made up In tb la
test atylea and at olty prices. Uo and see them.
" IB
Do it Immediately. Tho poet says, "secure the
ahadow ere the substance fades," and in order to do
so to good advantage go straightway to Byerly'a
Photograph Gallery, in Simpson's building, Market
Square, Sonbury. Mr. B. la prepared to furnish
Photographs and Ambrotypes in all styles and sites.
We would advise all who desire to hav a good pic
ture to pay him a visit. .
Tee First Show. W hav had the first snow
of th season, and it waa welcomed with all tbe test
that new things give us, but like most other things
it loses Its attractions when we get too much of it.
The only new thing that wo know of at present that
has not lost Its attraotlvenesa is J. 0. Beck's Mer
chant Tailoring establishment, on Fourth street,
Sunbury. It has th continual fresh n cm of novelty
always about it.
A servant, nawly engaged, presented to his mas
tor, one evening, a pair of boots, the leg of one of
which was much longer than tho othor. "How
oomes It, you rascal, that these boots are not of tho
am length ?" "I really don't know, sir ; but
what bothers me most is that the pair down stairs is
in the same fix." Miller, of tho Excelsior Boot A
Shoe Store, Markot Square, sella boots and shoos of
all styles and aiica, cheap for oash.
Ni.'MirKv auui:ts.
Corrected Weekly for the "American."
Vt heat Flour, extra family, per barrel, $12 00
uo ao a ao
Rye Flour,
do
Wheat, prime red, new,
Rye,
Corn, new,
Oats,
Potatoes,
Dried Peaches, pared
do do unpared
Dried Apples,
Dried Cherries, (unstonei
Butter,
Egg",
Cheese,
Lard,
Haras,
Shoulders,
Beef, hind quarter,
" front
Mutton,
Chickens,
perewt. 6 00
per bbl. 10 00
per ewt. 8 00
per bushel , 2 20
do 1 30
do 1 10
do 65
do 1 25
per pound 40
do 25
do 15
,) per bu. 3 00
per pound, 40
per dosen, 30
per pound, 25
do 20
do 2S
do 20
do 14
do 13
do IK
per pair oil
KliumoUin Coal Trade.
Bbamokik, Dec. 3, 1887.
Tons. Cwl.
Sent for week ending Nov. .10, 11.922 05
Per last report, 4 10,046 00
4i2.5f.rt 05
529,124 04
70.555 19
To samotime last year.
Decrease,
Special Notices.
Winter. This is tbe first week of Winter.
Soou wo may expect snows and winds and chilly
weather. Bo careful of exposure, and provide
yourselves with Coo's Cough Balsam, for Croup,
Coughs, Colds and Sore Throat. It is an excellent
remedy.
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh treated
with the utmost success by J. Isaacs, M. I)., Ocul
ist and Aamt, (formerly of Lcydon, Holland,) No.
805 Arch Street, Philadelphia Testimonials from
the most reliable sources in city and country can be
soen at his oflioo. Tbe Medical faoulty aro invited
to accompany tboir patients, as be has no secrets in
his practice. AKTIFICIAL EYES inserted with
out pain. No charge for examination. nov.30-ly.
wibtak'sIialsam-op'wii.d
CHERRY,
For the euro of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Influenza, Croup, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis,
Predisposition to Consumption, Ac, Ac.
This great remedy is too well known and is per
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say that it still maintains its supremacy in curing
diseases of the most obstinato character, and that all
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tested this remedy, seldom have oocailou to retort to
othor appliances to insure u perfect restoration to
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West WiNriEi.n, N. Y., Dec. 10, 1660.
Messrs. S. W. Fowls & Sun, Boston,
Gentlemen: During the winter of 1M58 I was
very much out of health, afflioted with a severe
Cough, J'uin in the Hide and Lungs, and a gene
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to alarm myself and friends as to the result. Du
ring Ibis time I tried several highly recommended
remedies, with little or no good result, and had con
cluded to try the effect of a Southern climate upon
my health ; but, before carrying this resolution into
elToot, I was induced by the urgent solicitation of
your agent, Mr. Huntley, to give Dr. Wistar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry a trial. I did so, and to my
groat joy found immediate and permanent relief by
tbe uso of only one bottle, and I am now in as good
health as ever. I believe your Balsam one of tbe
best remedies, for Coughs, Colds, and all Lung dis
eases, now in use, and conscientiously rocouimend it
as such .
Yours, truly, PETER SHAW.
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may la, '67. tit Broadway, New York
NE PRICB CLOTHINO. '
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OLD ESTABLISH KD
ox is riticu
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l lUnrkel Ntreet,
One door above Sixth, Philadelphia.
For many years this Establishment has don busi
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adheres to this principle. W hav earned a repu
tation which we are proud of, for good taste in seleot
good styles and substantial materials, and not less
importaut, for having all our goods,
We employ th best talent, for Cutters, and our
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so that all tastes can be suited. The prioea are the
very lowest, aa any one by a moment s thought must
see, or otherwise we could not meet tho oompetition
"i our neignoors, lor as no deductions are evor made,
wo must put our prices down to tho advantages we
promise.
The people may depend, this is the true plan upon
which to do business, and many a dollar oan be
saved to Clothing buyers by keeping in mind
JOTsTES'
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004 Market Strreut, rhiladolphia,
Not on the Corner, but one door above Sixth.
March 23, 18B7. ly
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matism, Dropsy, Worms, and Suppression, whon ta
ken in largo doses.
They are sugar coated, so that the most sensitive
can take them easily, and they are surely the best
purgatire uiediciuo yet discovered.
Ajcr'al A Kite Curo,
"or tht speedy anil certain Cure of Intermittent
1'cver, or Chilli ami l'evr.r, llcimttent Fever,
Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache
or Ihlious Headache, and Jhltottt Fevers ! in
deed, far the whole class of diseases originating
in biliary derangement, caused by the nuilaria
of miasmatic countries.
This remedy has rarely failed to cure the severest
oases of Chills and Fever, and it has this gruat ad
vantiiKo over othor Aguo medicines, that it subdues
tho complaint without injury to the patient. It
contains no quinine or other dcloterious substance,
nor docs it produce quinism or any injurious ellect
whatever. Shaking brothers of tho army and tho
west, try It and you will endorse these assertions.
Prepared by DR. J. O. A YKK it CO , Lowolt,
Mans., and sold by nil Druggists and denier In med
icine every where. (-.t. 2d. -.SI
UKI.MBOLD1 CONCKNTKATF D EXTRACT
Ill.'CIlt;
Is the Great Diuretic.
IlelmM'l't Cone titrated L'j-tract SanajuirUla
la the Gieat Blood FurifiVr.
lloth arc prepared aeculdlnif to rules or Pharmacy and
Chemntr) , and uie the nioalactive that van be made.
March 4, tr7.-ly
f-oi.4j.iri: Ac t-o.'N
GERMAN
I
Is manufactured from PURE
MATERIALS, and may bo
consid ered t h e ST A N D A R V ') F
EXCELLENCE. For cuie by
all Urocors.
MayJSIBBT ly.
Errors of Vontli.
A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful indiscretion, will, for tho sako of suffering
humanity, send freo to all who need tbo recipe
and directions fur making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertiser's experience, can do su by addressing,
n perfect confidence, JOHN B. OUDEN,
my 18 -67. ly 42 Cedar J'rrHj iV Y.
To 4'onnunitif -H.
The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will tond (free
of charge) to ull who desiro it, tbe prescription with
tbe directions lor making and using thobimple rcrao
dy by which be was cured of a lung atleotion and
that dread discaso Consumption. Jl id only object is
to benefit Ihc uilliutcd, and hu hopes every sulferer
will try thin prescription, as it will cost tuoui noiuing
aDy may proves blotting.
aae address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
William-burg, KiliK Co., N. Y.
my 18- '67. ly
HKI.MHOI.D'rt EXTRACT Bl.'Clir and Improved
Rose Wash cures secret anil deticu'.e disorders in ull their
stages, at little expense, little or no ehaniie in diet, ro ill
convenience and no exposure. His pleasant in Pifctu and!
odor, immediate m its action, and f:ee ironi all inju
lious pr.'pernps. nilii'fl7 ly
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
" 1TE7T L AGES.' BEER
IN SUNBURY, NORTHUMBERLAND CO., PA
CHAS. ITZ Xj
RESPECTFULLY inform hi friends and th
public generally, that he has commenced tho
manufacture, and is now ready to furnish
LAGER 13EEH AND ALE,
of superior quality. Having procured the services
of a first elass brewer, ho is enabled to supply Land
lords, Restaurants and private families with an ar
tide that is palatable, puro and healthy.
Orders aro respectfully solicited which will re
ceive prompt attention.
CHAS ITZEL.
.'-anbury, November IB, IS7.
I'AUII.Y kii:VI.4d yiAi IIIM'S
Mrs. HARAH SIMPSON,
Walnut Streot, SUNBURY, PA.
Having been appointed Agent by the Singer Manu
facturing Company, for the sale of Singer's New
family Sewing Mavhiucs, informs the public that
1 lne. can ho tai at bm re,d8I109
Tt, M,.iinH, .r. .in.r
These Machines are simple, eouinact, durable and
beautilul. Capable of performing a range and a
variety of work never befure attempted uwn a sin
gle Machine using either silk, twist, linen or cot
ton Thread, aud sewing with equal facili'y the very
finest and coarsest materials, and anything between
the two extremes in the most beautilul aud substan
tial manner.
These Machines will be sold at reasonable rates
Call and examine for yourselves.
Mrs. SAR All SIMPSON, Agent.
Ootober 26, 1867.
KEEP WELL-DRESSED.
Call and see the well selected Stock of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
OVERCOATINGS, VEST1NQS, Ao.
Just received at
MKUCIIANT TAILORING ESTABLISH
MKNT, Fourth Streiil, below Eytler Suire, pl'NllL'RVi
WINTER CLOTHING
of tbe most approved styles is made up to order a
reasonable rates.
He hu also a fine assortment of Cassimore Shlrta,
v i ' , l I- X',.,.1.
Give him a cull, which vou will find ia be to yuur
advantage.
buuuuiy, Otl l'J, lf'lT
0
rant
FRESn ARRIVAL OP
FANCY DRY GOODS.
- MISS KATE SLACK,
Market Square, two doors East of tha old Bank
building. KUNBURY, Pcnn a ,
HAS opened a fresh supply of the latest styles of
Fall and Winter Oooda, selected by herself
from tha most fashionable establishments in Phila
delphia.
Cheap DeLolnei. Alpacas. Frenoh Merinos, Plain
and Plaid Poplins, Mourning Ooods, Cloths, gacque
Flannels, Ladle and Childrens' Hats, Feathers,
Ribbons, Dress Trimmings, Embroideries, Lace
Yells and bsndkerohiefs, gloves, hosiery, Balmoral
aklrts.Breakfast and Blanket Shawls, Winter Sacques
and Ladies' goods of every description.
Uents' Collars, Neck-ties, Haff-boee, Handker
chiefs and O loves.
Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Holr Brushes. Combs, etc.
ty Hopkins' Eliptic Skirts.
, KATE BLACK.
Sunbury, Nor. 2, 1867.
FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY GOODS
3STOTI03ST
Miaa ANNA PAINTER,
Markot Square, two doors west or tho Post Offio
SUNBURY, PENN'A,
RESPECTFULLY informs hor friondsand the
publio, thnt she has just relumed from the olty,
whore she has spent some timo in making selections
and purchases, and has just opened a large stock of
MILLINERY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
Ribbons, Laces, Dross-Linings, Crinoline and Wi
gain Skirting Lining, Ho?p Skirts, Bugle Trim
mings, Crape Trimmings, Hat Crape, Cloak Buttons,
Corsets, Zephyrs.
A largo assortment of Ladies and Gentlemen's
Hosiery.
A voriety of BOOKS A STATIONERY.
DOLLS of all sites, Alphabet Blooks, As.
Sho flatters herself in being able to make a dbplay
that will give entire satisfaction to visitors, and
goods will be exhibited with pleasure.
Suubury, Nov. 2, 1887.
T. S. SHANNON,
Practical
Watchmaker
Axn
rjEWELER,
From. PHILADELPHIA.
In 8impson's Buildiug, Market Square,
STT1TBTJB."2", PEITIT'A
IrUNK Gold and Silver American and bwiss
; Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silver ware, con
stantly on hand. HairJowolry and Masonio Marks
mado to order.
Gold and Silver Plating done in the best manner
and warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Fine Watches, Clocks, Music Boxes and Jewelry
Repaired and warranted.
All ordors promptly filled.
Sunbury, June 1, 1867.
Millinery Goods,
MIsm yi. I j. djioMbler, begs leave to an
nounce totha Lad ies of Sunbury uud vicinity, that
the bos just opened a largo and varied stock of
MILLINERY OOODS,
of all the latest Fall and Winter styles, to which she
Invites attention of her patrons, and tho ladies gene
rally, confident of her ability to please.
A good assortment oi BONNETS A HATS,
Hats for features bright and jolly,
Hats for faces melancholy,
Hats for figures, broad and burly.
Hats for straight bair, and for curly.
Hals of silk, cloth, felt and bearer.
Ha that almost wear forever,
Uata that always look so neat,
Aro bought at Miss Uossler's on Fourth street.
Also, an excellent assortment of Fashionable Em
broideries, Edgings, Laces, Woolen Caps, Handker
chiefs, Scarfs, Gloves, Hosieries, and all kinds of
ranoy tions. Stamped, Muslins, Corsets, Perfume
ries, Soaps, Lilly White, Euamol of America, Sta
tionery, Ac, Aa.
Call and examine for yourselves. No trouble to
chow goods
Suubury, Nov. 2, liS67.
lOUl IN THE PRICES OF 'loOO
Fall & Winter Goodsl
n. I.. I.!izrrii, having just return
ed from Philadelphia with a superior stock of Fall
und Winter Goods for tho trade of 1SU7 and '63,
which sho is uble to sell nt very reduced prices,
would respectfully call the attintion of her custo
mers and tho public generally, to the superior qual
ity of her goods, and the low priocs at which tbey
are held. She has all kiuds of
DRESS OOOD8,
including Poplins, Merinos, Do Lains, C'alicoty, Ac,
ull at the lowest prices.
Extra quality Muslins at ex'ra low price?. Dril
lings, Canton Flannels.
Balmoral Skirts, Shawls, Hoods.
Gloves of all descriptions, including a very eupo
riorquulity of Ladies' Cloth Uluvci
HOSIERY.
Ribbons and Trimmings of alt varieties, Lacos,
stamped goods, Zephyrs and Yurns, 'fowling in great
variety.
Gents' and Ladies' Handkerchiofs, Scarfi, MutT
Tassels and Buttnos. Pomades, Extracts, and a large
variety ol notion-and fnucy articles.
Call und sou them before going elsewhere
M. V LAZARUS.
Sunbury, Nov. 2, IS67.
Machine Stitching.
ORDERS or work loft at the store or M. B.
Priestley, in Northumberland, will be promptly
attended to.
All work warranted. Nov. 2-tf
siI2i:k'm pout Bt.ii:
I'srdb)' liundrc duot'Coiigrciralloiie
for Church or Communion
PurpoHcs).
ALSO,
EXCELLENT FOR LADIE8 AND WEAKLY
PERSONS.
VIWEYARDS, JEKSEV.
Nii:i:ira port gbipi: h im:,
FOUR YEARS OLD.
This justly eelebrated native Wine ia made from
the juice of the Oporto Grape, raised in this country.
Its invaluable
Tonic fc SlrenitlUenlnB n'roperlle
Are unsurpassed by any other native wine. Being I
the pure juice of the grape, produced uuJer Mr. ,
Speer'a own personal supervision, its purity and
genuineness are guaranteed. The youngest child
may partake of iu generous qualities, and the weak- ;
est invalid may use it to advantage. It is particu- 1
ly beneficial tethe aged and debilitated, and suitud
to the various ailments that etHict tbo weaker sex. ;
It is, in overy respect, j
A WINE TO BE RELIED ON.
Invalids use SPEER'S POHT GRAPE WINE. ,'
Female use SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE.
Weakly persons find a benefit by its uhu, 1
SPEER'S WINES in hospitals are preferred to :
other wines.
rr'Sold by all Druggists and Grocers.
A ISPKKRS VINEYARD, New Jersey. Office,;
213 I1KOADWAY, New Vork. I
For sale by W. A. BENNETT, Suubury, Pa. '
Ct. ly. 1
FRESH MEAT
Itl'.ti'i: V UOYVlUt,
RESPECTFULLY inform the citiien. ol Suubury
and vicinity, that they bate taken the Butchering
Jwiablubmeiit ot Jeremtabavidge, on Arch street,
i JOHN RKl'I'E.
I WILLIAM BOWER
' fuubury, September 38. l7
Io not Itemd tlilrs Column or you
will cvrtnluly find out w here you
can
Buy the MOST GOODS,
of the
BEST GiTJ-AI-ITr.
For tho
LEAST MONEY.
SMALL PROFITS AND
SALES I
QL'IOK CASH
m. v. rnujuxu.
at the
MAMMOTH STORE,
MARKET SQUARE,
SUNBURY, PENN'A.,
Has just received and opened tho
Uf.-HT SKl.EC"I'Kond
FINEST ASSORTMENT, of
DRY GOODS IN TOWN.
Frcn-h Merinos,
TrlnUi, Muslim,
Ginghams,
Cosslourts, Ao.
NOTIONS of all kinds
Ills
cry, Gloves, Men'saod Icdics L'ndergsra-cr.t
WHITE GOODS.
A full assortment of TRIMMINGS.
Builders will Und my Stock of llardvt urr,
1'alntw, Oils, CJIane, Vc, CorupU'tc.
Irui!s and Medicines.
Willow and Cedarware.
; Uueeusnaie, tln-vr.
Crockery, Ja.lt
U00TS AND SHOES
HATS AM) CAP5,
j and in fact everything usually kept in a large Store
I Call and be convinced that the CHEAPEST
I PLACE TO BUY ALL YOUR GOODS It at
The Mammoth 8 t o r v.
of
M.-3T. FRILINO,
1'ii i'uxli, -SOUuye,
as my lwA are bought for Cash uu-l i-M
or the READY MONEY
(he
11 Y I RILING,
r-unburv, "ct r. rii7.
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On Wcdnctday, January 8lh, 18G8,
At PHILADELPHIA, TA., Ot at the Institute, RIVER
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Ono Prcacnt in tho Uroat Distribution.
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.
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t25 shares with Kugrsvingi
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Deeds, Phi'.ad'a., Pennsylvania.
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