N. a. tKOLE, Fubllsher.
MUrVilUKV, IA.
SATURDAY, JULY 23, lOTsT
Hocal affairs.
CAkrAtaM Badoii, Flagt, ., whoVaaai and
MUil, ,t Llghlntr & Zelgler'f Book Store, Market
Square, Suuburjr, P. 2t
Stkax Mat,. W understand thnt Meur. Show
era t Co. faave told toair atoam flourlog mill, in thil
1'laoe, to William Reagan, Em. The pric paid was
$W.-)00.
Mark D. Prikstlit, Eq., hat aold his dry
gooda Koro, In Northutubarland, to Mean. Van Al
len A Co., preprietort of the rolling mill and nail
fitctory in that place.
It la atated that the oommlnionera appointed to
aoleot a ait for the Northern Inaane Asylum have
decided In favor or DanvilUf, although it baa not
been officially announced.
lUaaacrtcr Cocrt.-J. M. Wieatllng, E,., the
Hegu-ijf in Bankruptcy for tbia (Hth) Dlatriot, hold
a court at the office of Mesara. Rockefeller A Robr
knob on Tburaday of laat week.
Accidimt. John Rommel, an employee of tb
Lackawanna ft Bloomaburg Railroad, at Northuin
borIa:4, bad bia fingera badly maahed, a few daya
niuce, while attempting to couple ear.
Mircbamts and othera wilt find It to their aJvan
Inge to buy their Paper Baga, at city prioce, laving
the freight, of Ltgbtner ft Zeiglor, Buokacllora and
Paper Deal ore, Market Square, Suubury, Pa. It
Vim aee It announced in the Shamokin papor that
Rev. C. H. Vandyno, of St. Matthew'a (Epiaoopal)
Church, of thia plaoe, will oflioiate in Trinity Churoh,
Shamokin, to-morrow, (Sunday,) morning and eve
ning. Accit.NT at thi Mima.-On Monday forenoon
laat, Cheater, aon of Mr. Wm. F. Roth, of Shamokin.
vas badly bruiaed about the head and nook, and it
, toared dangerously Injured Internally, by a fall of
rock in the mines sf John Ilaaa ft Co.
W learn that Meaara. Van Allen ft Co., of the
nail faotory at Northumberland, are doing a heavy
butineaa, and are aometimea compelled to refuse or
dora on account of thoir inability to All them. Four
or five additional nail machines will soon be added
to their establishment.
Tax Appbal Our worthy Chief B urges gives
notice that an appeal for Borough, Road and Poor
Taxee will be held by the Burgeasea and Common
Council, at the offioe of Jaoob Shipman, Kq., on
Tuesday, the 18th of August. Thia is a matter in
whitVrmoat of our eitiiena are interested.
Fcs.it mi AKHA Dextal Ahbociatiow. Wo ob
serve by the proceodinga of the annual meeting of
lbs V-Woclation, held In Scranton last woek, that
Via. Ueorgo M. Ronn, of Sunbury, B. F. Valler
champ, of Solinsgrove, and John Locke, ofLewia
Wg, were aolootod na the Executive Committee for
Uio enduing year.
Tun ExTENaroaj op thr Roid Jlovsa. We
loam that the contract for the brick work of tho
round houae, of tho Phila. ft Erie Railroad, at this
plaee.has been lot to . 8. Miller, of Scliusgrovo,
and Col. Moao, of Lewicburg. Twenty-two ongine
alalia will be added whon tho work is completed,
which will be about the first of Ootobor.
Middlscbhrk Railroad. The Lewistown Ga
trite ejn the atatomcnt that the Reading Railroad
Company intend connecting the Trevorton road,
whicu they latoly purchased, with tho Middleoreok
road at Selinsgrove, is correct, but denies tbe report
that work hns boon stopped or the rout abandoned
'on tho latter road, botwoen Seliwgrovo and Nor
tbitioWland. Rom Walking. On Saturday evening last an
Individual, calling himself Profoasor Chaffuo, enter
tained a crowd of at least five hundred persona by
his feats of rope walking. The rope waa suspended
from Ifoover'a saloon building toon of the depot
tuiildings, on Third street. The "Profeaaor" aaer
wnnin gavo a performance in tbe Masonic Hall, but
was not very woll patronized.
Fatal AccinEKT at Dakvilli. Oa Thursday
morning of laat week a lad named Thomaa Mona
han, aon of John Mosahan, a workman at the Penn
sylVuia iron works, at Danville, while hanging to
a train of ears on the Lackawanna ft Bloomiburg
Railroad, waa thrown off by a audden jerk of tbe
cars, and being thrown across the track, the car
wj)els passed over hia neck, severing hia head en
tirely from bis body.
Hkkl Cut Orp. A farmer named tieo. Thomaa,
residing on Mr. John S. Haas' farm, about a mile
oast of this plaoe, moj with a serious aooident on
Tuesday last. Ho was outting grass with a reaper,
and having stopped to adjust soma of the gearing,
gnt in front of It, and tb boraea starting he waa
caught by tho knife. The heel of hia foot waa cut
off and the ankle and foot terribly lacerated. Dr.
fihlndel waa immediately called, and dreaaed hia
wounds.
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Makonic The Moat Excellent Grand High Prieat
ami other Grand Officers of th Grand Chapter of
Pennsylvania, of A. Y. M., during tbe present woek
Jiavo been making a vUiutlon through the 3d,
4lU, Sth und 8th district, composed of the counties
of Northumberland, Schuylkill, Luzerne, Columbia
mid Carbon. They will visit Northumberland
v.anptcr No. 171, of Sunbury, n this (Friday) even
in,;, and exemplify lb work of Mark, Host Excel
lent and Royal Arch Degreea.
Bitts ht a Don. Charles Weaver, a lad about
twelve years of age, waa tent to tbe cellar of Ga'
ringor'a grocery, on Third street, on Monday laat,
for some artiolea. Wbils fn flie cellar he waa at
tacked by Mr. Garinger'a watch-dog, who would, no
doubt, have killed him, had be not been rescued by
persona who beard hit trie. Tlje dog in lie ted sev
eral surious wounds on tie leg and arm of th boy,
Th case ia attended by Dr. 6hindel, and the lad is
reoeiviog every attention. Though critical at first
be ia now thought to b out of danger.
Tub Struck ih thr Shavokir Region. The Boa
uiokin Herald, of Tburaday last, says: Since our
last inaue somo of the operators have agreed to the
igbt hour system, and tevea collieries are now work,
'ig, bat there teonia to b M prospect of lis general
adoption in thia region, th majority of the operators
alleging that it would ajoat them mora to put thoir
ooal in market than can ba realized at present pri
ces, and uuloM tba men will work at a correspond
ing reduotion in wages, tbey prefer to suspend ope
ration until prices udvanoe. Tb strikers have mad
no more lawless demonstrations, and all is quiot
BiRGHnr at Gkob8etowbt. On tbe night of
tbe 7th Inst, th publio nous of Gen. A. Wald, iu
Goorgutown, this ooanty, was entered by a burglar,
through a back window. Tb till of tb bar waa
Cr.t rifled of its content, amounting to about fJ in
money, and oua gold and on silver watch. . The
burglur then euU4 tb sleeping rooms of torn of
the boarders and Moeded ia rifling their pockets,
but did But obtuia much. After leaving their rooms
he wad an attempt to out a hoi in th door lead
ing into Mr. and Mrs. Wald'a bedroom, with the in
teutiou, it u supposed, of administering ether to
them. Mrs. Wald, bearing bin catting th door,
awakened her husband, who watched th burglar's
progress for tout time, tad prepared to give him a
warm reoeptioa, butt the burglar overbearing the
conversation between Mr. and Mrs. Wald, hastily
withdruw bia knife from th door and fled down
stair.' Mr. Wald followed bim, bat befor tb
alarm could be give th robber luoeeeded in steal
ing a f obi boat and eaoaped acnes th river.
Tb next night a ttor waa robbed at Halifax, and
the tight (ollowtng a hotel at Dauphin, which was,
uo doubt, dou by tb tame party.
Thi Striih. Th Poltavlll Journal, of Salur
day laat, says; W bar but little to add to th
facta which we gav in our last in reference to th
Rtrike of th miners of this region, for tight hours
na a day's work, and for an inereaae of wage. Th
turnout eommooeed a fortnight ainoe at Ashland and
in th Mahaaoy Valley, (not at Mount Carmel and
Locust Uap,) and extended until on Tucaday laat
the collieries In th western end of tho county war
stopped. Tho strike la now general, and la likely
to continue until an Improvement In prices will
warrant concession to the demands of tho men. For
it ia eertain that only an advance of prices will war
rant a reduotion in tho hours of labor and an in
cronao of th wagos of th miners.
It ia in connection with thia subject, duo to the
miner and operant of thia region, to atnts, that
many or the despatches which have beon transmit
ted during tb past fortnight, to tho papera or Phil
adelphia and Now York, have had no foundation in
fact. Th atatementa were In th main simply ab
surd and ridiculous. There waa no rioting on tho
part of tho strikers, (a Dumber of men marched In a
body to tb diflorcnt colliories, and compelled the
men to eease work, which is th usual mode of se
curing general strikes adopted in th coal regions.
We have mad inquiry, but cannot learn that there
has been any destruction of property, and th mi
ners aro now peaoeable and orderly.) and tho opera
tors had no hand in sending those despatches for
speculative purposes. The fact ia that tho wild and
unfounded statements were sent broadcast, by some
verdant (aa far aa acquaintance with this region ia
ooncerned,) attacheea of the Philadelphia presa who
were hare laat week. They oaught up all the idle
rumors which on can hear at almost any hour of th
day, on the atreots, and transmitted them aa verita
ble faota, garnished by their roportorial iinngina
tiona. . The atatementa were dimply preposterous,
and the coal operators had nothing whatever to do
with their transmission, and wore surprised when
they aaw thorn. It la to be hoped thnt tho respecta
ble Juurnala who hava charged theoperatora with
tending those despatches, will refuto tho calumny,
and at the samo time do justice to the miners, who
havo no idea, aa far aa wo are nolo to obacrve, of
transgressing th law. It ahould bo understood
abroad that the ruffians who infested thia oounty, a
year or two lino, were driven ont by tho legislation
obtained, establishing a new Criminal Court and
Police forco, and that the great mats of the miners
who remain are peaooable and law-abiding.
Dkath or Dr. J. W. I'xali. Our oitiiena will
regret to hear of the doath of Dr. J. W. Peale,
which occurred at the residence of hia son, S. R.
Peale, Esq., in Lock Haven, on Tuesday of laat week.
The Doctor waa an old and highly respected citizen
of this plaeo, and relinquished hia extensive practice
hero on acoount of failing health. II removed to
Lock Haven about three months ainee, where he
resided with his aon. Th Lock Haven Ktpubiiean,
in speaking of hia doath, says : Dr. Peale, tho fath
er of S. R. Peale, Esq., died in tbia place yesterday
morning at i o'clock, llo bad been fur many years
a most auccouful phyaioiau in Sunbury and vicinity.
Two years ago bia health ftiilod bim, and for months
he was just able to be about. This spring bis son
reuiovod him here so aa to be able to givo bim all
teccsanry attention. Burruundod by every kind
ness which tho affection of rolativea and tbe courtesy
of our citizens could devise, h lingered in much
agony until the 14th of tbia month, when death end
ed his sufferings. A few weeks ago he celebrated
his 68th birth day in his sick room, aurroundod by
bia children and soino friends.
Cntua Uooalur Young, from near Wataontown,
waa committed to prison on tho 13th itet., to await
trial on a charge of tho larceny of four dollars and
twenty cents from a lettor entruated to him by II. B.
Momttt, to deliver to the Poetniaatcr at Wataontown.
John 0. Williams, of Paint township, was placed
In jail on Friday of last week, on a chnrgo of
adultery.
There aro sixteen prisoner confined in our juil at
present. Aa tho August session of Court will oom-
uience on Monday week next, we may expect s
genoral "jail delivery." We are sure Sheriff Bock
ley will not regret parting with most of his trouble
some customers.
Tub Latb Fatal Soootmq Afprat at Ml-mct
Dau. Tho Miltaitian, of last week, givea the fol
lowing particulars of the shouting of a boatman
named Huff, at Muncy Dam, on Saturday week last :
Tbe fracas as related to us by several who were eye
witnesses, was as follows. Tbe boats were alongside
of each other whon Huff and Noroross commenced
quarreling about something. Huff jumped aboard
Norcroaa1 bout and endeavored to ttrik the latter
with a boat pole. Norcroaa retreated into the cabin
of his boat, secured hia revolver and returned to tbe
deck. Just aa ho waa coming up out of the cabin
door Huff aeized bim, and a scuffle enauod, during
whieh the pistol went off, and Huff was shot and in
stantly killed. Norcrost then fled and came to
Milton. II talked with Mr. David Knerr, at this
place, told him he had shot Huff bnt that the pitlol
went off accidentally in the scuffla. Mr. Knerr ad
vised hiin to give himself up; but Nororoes said the
friends of Hun had threatened to lynch him, and be
wanted to get among bia friends beforo he gave bim
aelf up. He took the train at tbia place fur Balti
more, and had not been arrested up to our latest
accounts. An inquost was held upon the body of
Huff by D. Billman, Esq., of Muncy Creek town
ship, Lyooming Co., and a warrant issued for the
arrest of Norcroaa. Huffs remain were taken to
Lock Haven on Saturday.
Euiiuir Complairt. Thia, of all other seasons
of the year, domands carefulness in dlot. Bowel
diaeaaea are alarmingly prevalent, especially amongst
children. Tbia, to a very great extent, ia the fault
of parent ; tbey are too apt to Indulge their chil
dren with food and drink which had far better be
withheld from them. The simplest food possible is
best for them riee, milk, ripe fruits, and light food
generally ia to bo preferred. Pork and veal should
be avoided, aa well as imperfectly matured potatoes,
and particularly the unripe and diseased applet,
peaches and pears, which are beginning to make
their appearano in our market. A little extra
care in regard to diet, proper attention to cleanli
ness, and tbe avoidanoe of exposure to drafts of air,
will, in the majority of cases, prove a preventive of
summer complaints to whieh children are subject.
Surstrokr. On laat Wednesday Mr. Geo. Auten,
of Limestone township, while engaged In the har
vest field, waa overcome with the intense beat, and
befor medio! aid could be prooured died from its
effects.
We have heard of a number of other instances in
this viciuity which came very noar proving fatal.
In Limestone township torn tix or seven horses fell
down dead in tb harness from th effects of the beat.
Danvillt Iuttligenrtr, 17 th intt.
Prnmstlvania State Tiacrkbs' Association.
The annual meeting of thia body will bo held at
Allentown, Lehigh county, on Tuesday, Wedneaday
and Tburaday, August tlh, 6th and ttb. Th Slat
Superintendent ha called meeting of th County
Superintendents of th Stat, to be held at Harris
burg, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday preceding,
and it It probable that nearly all th County Super
intendents of tb State will be present at th Allen
town meeting. Tba Chairman of the Executiv
Committee, II S. J ones, of Eria, is laboring ear
nestly to make th netting on of th most Inter-
eating and profitablt aver hold in th Stat.
Diad Fiso. A Harrlsburg paper atatea that on
Monday laat a eurioua aight was witnessed in tbe
oanal at that place. From early mora until night
fall dead fith, turtle, frogs and eelt war floating
down, and th water changed to a beautiful green,
and became to clear that tbe bottom could b teen
without difficulty. It ba been estimated that
twenty or thirty thousand fish must have floated
down during the day. The real cause of thia whole
sale slaughter it at yet unknown. Some assert that
it wat caused by tbe linking of a oanal boat loaded
with lime; othera that a sulphur spring above
Clark' Ferry tuddenly buret ; and other! again
that they were anoeted by coal oil refute from a
reentry near Roukville.
Tb ditor of th FotUvilit Miturs' Journalbu
been informed by Marshal Helsler that all it peace
able and quiet among th minora In Northumber
land, Schuylkill and Columbia counties.
' AeociT Court. Th following It th trial list
for th Auguat term of Court. Th first twelve case
will be tried on Wedneaday of the first week, and
the balance during th teeood week :
Peter Hantelman va Robert B MoCay.
Mary Longeneckar, Ex., vt David and Snsan Lng
enockcr. Z HogendcebUr vt W L Antrim t al. . .
John Woisel va Harriot Marr et al,
Henry Raup vs J G W Horning.
Isaac Hin vt John Col. Iron.
Marion Trego va E 8 Trego,
John ItiogoT et al va Wm M Weaver, Sheriff.
Jonathan Hoover and John Yarnell va Th Sus
quehanna Coal and Coal Mountain Co.
Jonathan Hoover vt The Susquehanna Coal and
Conl Mountain Co.
Jonathan Hoover and Wm Starr va Th Susque
hanna Coal and Coal Mountain Co.
J II Foreeman vt Juatph Long.
ttoonn WEEK.
John Louck va William II Douty.
Joseph Garney va David Lomlson.
Peter Immel va Herman Bergatresscr.
Benjamin Hcpler va Lydia Wetzel.
Thomaa Kuasel va Petor Lilly.
Shell ft Bergor va Wm B Kemmcrer,
John Wagner Va Potcr Wagner.
Reuben Kline va Mt Carmol Township.
Dr Wm Fritz vt Peter Smith et al.
Brooks 4 Newberry vt The Laokawanna R R Co.
D W Smith va The Milton National Bank.
John S Moixel vt Th Atlantio and Great Weatern
Railroad Co.
John Ream va Daniel Drossier.
Sol Miller va John Foy and M Brymire.
Robert W Kemt vt Th Northern Central R R Co.
Th County of Northumberland v Tb Borough
of Sunbury.
I'eter Poff vsTlie Borough of Sunbury.
C W Snyder va Lewis Bush.
Jonathan Tharp va Peter Martin.
Jaoob Machamer va Sarah Mochanjor.
Wm Rycri va Samuel McMahon.
Albert Cadwallnder va Henry Vanetten.
I II Torrenee, Adin'r, vt Ira Forrester.
Philip Marts VI Robert Brooks.
Goorge W Brewer va Philip Orison.
Joseph Johnson va Georgo A Wykoff.
George Kill va Adam Fox.
P L liaokenberg va Wm B Kemraerer.
Nagle, Brown A Eshbach vs Jamos Uogeland
8 L Bergatresscr vs Jesse M Simpson.
Samuel Miller vs Geerge McKee.
Jaoob Weik va Peter Arnwine.
David iiartt vt James Malooe and Son.
Tiir Aiioust Teiiu or CoiRT. The following is
tho liat of jurors for tbe August session of Court :
URAXD JURY.
S Hoover, Coal
M J Jones, U Augusta
J P Shoots, Dolawaro
J C Morgan, Sunbury
K Evert, McKwenavillo
J II Hursh, Ruth
S Kambaek. Delaware
R Johnson, North'd
S R Snyder, L Augusta
S II Rourdarmel, Zerbe
II Fausold, L Augusta
U M. Renn, Sunbury
I'ETtT
T Landon, North'd
S Slahlneckcr, Dleawar
M Wilvert, Sunbury
L Eckman, Rush
W Cooner, Wataontown
J Cauley, Chiliaquaqu
S Heller, Delaware
J W Hant, Coal
P Donnboe, Mt Car Twp
II Hartranft. Delaware
H Yastino, Shamokin
J B Rhodes, Mt Car Twp
S Malick, L Augusta
J W Baober, Sunbury
J Arnold, L Augusta
wm niuuies, lurDnt
A A Helm. Coal
J R Tents, Shamokin
1 K Reuer, bhamokia
JCRV.
J A Baahore, North'd
V Cares, Jordan
J Irwin, Chiliaquaqu
i uojiior, nunuury
C Rvan, Rush
E Cbldistor, Shamokin
J D Barr, Turbutvillo
L Scesholtt, bunbury
A J Hurrah, Delaware
K D Kaker, Lit Mnbanoy: P Ritlcy, Mt C annul Twp
J W Friling, Sunbury D Clark, Point
J Bowen, Sunbury C Brosioua, Low Mahanoy
J Been, Northumberland S Hoover, Shamokin
J K Francis, L Mahanoy jj A Caldwell, Low is
George Stub, Lewis C J Conrad L Augusta
Peter Yeagor, Coal M Lamb, Milton
J F Roadarmel. Shamokin 8 Sees, Delaware
C Moixwell, Milton ID Hoffman, Mt Carmol Tp
J Scott, Mt Carmel Twp'D Clement, Sunbury
TRAVRIISR Jvkx.
W P Wilhinglon, Sh'n W H Lerch, Mt Car Bor
Wm Raker, L Augusta J M Hair, North'd
J Dcibert, Milton ;0 B llotiman, Zerbo
J Bordner, sr., L Mah'y P Riahel, Lewis
J Park, Chiliaquaqu ,T J Miller, Shamokin
M Bohner, Jordan R Campbell "
P Mowery, Mt Carmel Tp P Persing. Mt Carmel Bor
S It Gilger, Shamokin Tp W Roadarmol, Lit Mah'y
KMoGiuley, Mt Car Tp,W Rcbor, Shamokin
11 Bnydor, Shamokin I H Reoso, Lit Mnhonny
C B Kreuier, Zerbe M Reeder, Turbutvillo
J XI Long, Upper Augusta (J h Beard, Sunbury
A hembel, Jackson
J Pennypacker, Zcrb
J Krick, Shamokin
II Burns, Coal
J Lenker, Littlo Mahanoy
'James Arthur, Lewis
IB F Brisrht. Sunbury
C Scboll, Shamokin
A Maul, DelAwaro
W rthnitoe, bhamokin
n rrucKeimiier.ueiaware u Mettler, Kuan a
A Q Haupt, Low Augusta A Guft'y, Delaware
T Kirk, Delaware J R Hilhush, Jackson
P Fettortnan, L Augusta J McKee, Delaware
W E Fetr.er,CbiIisquaquo J Soibort, 11
J Sheets, Sunbury W Elliot, North'd
W II Bright, Suubury Jot Frederick, Chilis'que
Editor' Table.
Guoky' La m 's) Book. W are in reoeipt of
the August number of tbia ever welcome and highly
appreciated fashion mngaiine. It it, aa usual, up
to Its standard of excellence, and ia generally conce
ded the best publication of the kind in thia country.
The contents of thia number are "Tbe Prayer," a
steel plate ; Colored Fashion Plate, containing six
figures; Happiness," a tinted engraving; Trim
mings, four engravinga ; extension aheot of fashiona,
containing 33 engravings of dresses for ladies and
children. Ac, Ac. The music for this month ia
"Ilaby Ella." Among the literary contents are
"Phemie Rowland ;" '-Home;" 'Forever;" 4-My
Term at Wildwood ;" "Longings for Sleep;" "Ma
rian Gray 't Problem ;" "Weariness," a poem, fto.
Published by L. A. Godey, Philadelphia, Pa.
TnR Lady's Frirnd, por Auotiav. "The Sol
dier's Widow," a finely executed steel engraving,
opens the August number of thia charming magazine.
Thon follows the usual largo colored ateel engra
ving, representing tbe Parisian fashions. Then a
touching engraving, called "Entering into Life"
followed by numerous engravings of dreases, bon
nets, paletots, fto., among which we may especially
allude to an equeatrian plate, aa being very well
executed. 'Among the literery contents of tbia num
ber we may mention "Our Artist in Windows," by
August Bull; "The Debarry Fortune," by Amanda
Douglas ; "Lost Days," by Florence Percy ; "Caught
by the Tide ;" "A Dead Man's Rule," by Elizabeth
Pretcott; a Sketch of Florence Nightlngalo, Edito
rials, Receipt. Fashiona, fte. Published by Deacon
ft Peterson, 31 9 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
WiLvtR'e Boot Ann Suor Store. We ar glad
to learn that our friend, John Wilver, who lately
opened a firat-clasi Boot and Shoe Store in Spruce
atreet, in thia place, it meeting with the aucoesa
whieh hia Induatry and enterprise deserve. Ha bat
an cxocllent ttock, and sells at greatly reduced
price. Give him a call.
Fob a stylish suit, and ono that fits ; for on that
will wear, and fur one a little cbuaper than tbe tamo
can be made up elsewhere, go to Beck's, on Fourth
atreet. Ilia aciontifis mode of cutting garments ren
ders him able to give entire tatUfaotion to all. Try
him.
i'-nic
A a immense stock of Boots and Shoes, from New
York and Philadelphia, has juat been received at
Miller's Excelsior Boot and Shoe Store, in Market
Square. We venture the assertion that Miller sells
more goods than any other establishment in Sunbury
or vicinity. The reason It that he always keeps th
largest and beat assortment, and telle at a small ad
vene on oost.
Tpe Hot Weather. Th warmest daya of the
season ar now upon ua, and every on teeuit to be
miking an effort to "keep cool." With one of
Faust's fashionable and easy-fitting straw hat one
can certainly be made comfortable, and at it eoat
but a trifle to procure one of them, w would re
commend our gentlemen to wear them. They aro
about at muoh of a luxury, the hot daya, aa ice
cold "lager" or "mint julepa."
Coa't Cocoa Baliam. The great popular Reme
dy for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whooping Cough, and
Consumption. Both sizes ordinary 4 oz., also mam
moth family bottle for tale by all druggists and
dealer! In medicine. No family thould be over
night without it in the house.
i !
Coa't Diir-EPSiA Curb Will immediately re
lieve and permanently our tbe most aggravated
ease of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Boor Stomach, Con
stipation, and all diteatet of the Stomach and Bow
els. Pbysioiana, clergymen and all who use it, join
ia unbounded praise of it great virtue. Bold by
Druggist everywhere. Prioefl.OO.
MARRIAGES.
At St. James Church, Fort Edward, New York,
on th 30th ult., by Rev. Samuel P. Boatwick, D.D.,
Gen. Cbarlei C. McCorhice, of Milton, Pa., and
MistLoTTA A. Wright, danghter of Maj. L. M.
Wright, of Fort Edward, N. Y.
DEATHS.
In this plaoe. on the 11th tut , Mr. LYDIA
ClUUti, agfed about 0 years.
ntJIIIJKY ItlAIIKiri'M.
Corrected Weekly for the 'Amrtoan.n
Wheat Flour, extra family, per barrel,
do da da J l '
$13 00
n i)
10 99
6 on
2 30
2 00
n ci
" "" i
per bbl.
uo
Wheat, prim red, old,
" " " new,
Rye,
Corn,
Gat,
Potatoes,
Dried Peachel, pared
do do unpared
Dried Annies.
per cwt.
por bushel,
. it
do
do
do
do
per pouud
do
Dried Cherries, (unstontd,) ptr bu.
Butter,
per pound.
r.gga,
Cheese,
Lard,
Hams.
Shoulder,
Beef, hind quartor,
" front '
Mutton,
Chiokant,
per dozen,
per pound,
do
do
do
do
d
do
ptr ptir
fSliuinoklaa Coal Trade.
Brahokih, July 21, 18(10.
Tttu. tVi.
Sent Tor week ending July 18, 9,382 0.1
Per last Report, 212,121 10
2,M,M1.1 13
2MI,170 U
To tamo time last year,
Decrease,
7,n(f 13
Special ZCotlcra.
o
NE PRICE CLOTUINU.
.TalrXmO
old established
.? imcici:
CLOTHING HOUSE,
H 4 .Market Ntrctf
One door above Sixth, Philadelphia.
For ninny yenrt ibis Ktnh.ihmcnt hn done busi
ness on tbe Ono Price Sy;em. mid we believo we
aro the only Clothing House in tho city thnt etrioUy
adheres to this principlo. We have earned a repu
tation which we are proud of, for good taste in select
f;ood styles and substnntiul materials, and not less
m port ant, fur having all our goods
i:tim vi:iK maim:.
We employ the bert talent, for Cutterd, and our
Goods ere of both kinds fashionable and d I ft in
so thnt all tiistos onn be suited. Tho prices are the
very lowest, as any one by a moment e thought must
see, or otherwise we eould not meet the competition
of our neighbors, for as nodeduotlons.re ever made,
we must put our prices down to the advantages we
promise.
The people mny depend, this Is tbe true plan upon
which to do business, and many a dollnr can be
saved to Clothing buyers by keeping in iniud
TONES'
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
604 Mnrket Street, Philadelphia,
Not on tbe Corner, but one door above Sixth,
i:. U. MAIZi:, ttuK'Hmiin.
April 4, 1808 ly
A DDK K53 TJ Tfl E N KilVO US AN D DKU1 1 .IT A
ted, whose mfferiiigii have been prntmcted from hid
den causes, and wlnwe cuses require prompt tieatment to
render existence desiruhle. If yuu are aunering or have
suffered from involuntary discharges, what eiteet does it
produce upon yMir gtnrial health t Do you feel weak,
debilitated, eusily tired F loet a little exira exertion pn
duce polpiuulon ol the heart f Does yuur liver, or uriimry
organs, or your kidneys, frequently get out of order ? Is
your urine mmrlime thick, milky, ur Hocky, or it ropy
on settling f Ur does a thick scum rise lo the top f Or is a
Pediment at the bottom after it has stood awhile ? Do you
have spells of short breathing or dyspepsia? Are youi
howels ctaittipatrd ? Po you have spell of ftiiutiiig or
rushes of IiUhkJ to the hed ? J s your memory impauedf
la your mind constantly dwelling uton this subject t Do you
feel dull, ImlleM, mopiutr, tired of com,tuny,ff life? Do you
wish to he left alone, to get away Iran everybody f Does
any little thins; make you start of jump? Is your sleep
broken 01 restless? Is tba lustre of your eyes us brilliant !
The bloom nu your cheek as bright ? Do you enjoy your
self iu society as well f Do you pursue your business with
the same energy f Do yuu feel as much confidence in your
self ? Are your spirits dull nitd flagging, given to fits of
melancholy ? If so, Jo not lay it to your liver or dyspepsia.
Have you restless nights? Your back weak, your knees
vatk, and have but httle appetite, und you attribute this
to dyspesia or liver-compluint ?
Now, reudef, self alaite, venereal diseases badly cured,
and sexual excesses, are all capable of producing a weak
ness of the generative orgiina The orgaus of generation,
when in perfect health, mnke tbe man. DhF you. ever
think that those bold, defiant, energetic, persevering, suc
cessful business-men are always those whose generative
orgaus are in perfect hiiiUh ? You never hear such men
complnin of being melancholy, of nervousness, of pitlpita
tion of the heart They are never afraid they catimuc
ceed in business ; they don't become sad and discouraged ;
they are always polite and pleasant in the company of la
dies, and look you and them right in the f nee none of your
uowitcust looks or any other inenuuess at tout them. 1 do
nut muau ths who keen theoruuns iiillamed by ruuuiiifi
to excess. These will not only rui.i their constitutions
but al those they tM taislnesa with or la.
How many men from badly-cured diseases, from tbe
effects of self -abuse and excesses, have bioiigltt a Unit that
suite of weakness in I hose orgaus that has reduced the
aeneral system s much as to induce almost every other
diseaseidiiicy,luiiHey, nanilysis, spinal uirectioiia,sui;ide,
ana almost every other form 01 disease wnicii uumtimiy is
heir to, and the real cause of the trouble scarcely ever sus
pected, and have doctored lor all but the right one.
Dt seniles of these organs require the ne of a diuretic
HKLMIJOLD': FLUID KXTH ACT IKJCIMT isthegreut
Diuretic, mid ia a certain cure for diseases of the bladder,
K id n1 v a. fitiiva!- DriiitBC. Orirnmc VtnktiaitB. Ke nut!
Compintuis, General Debilit y, and all diseases of the Uri
nary Organs, whether existing in Male or Female, from
whatever cause original ins and uo matter of how long
stmiding.
If no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or Insanity
may ensue. Our lU-sh and blood are supported from these
sources, and the health and happiness, and lluit of Posterity.
depends upon prompt use of a reliable remedy.
lieliniHdU's f.xiract iitieuu, eiiitmsneu upwanis 01 in
years, prepared by H. T. HRLMHOLD, Druggist,
OlH uroauway, new 1 or a, mm
104 South Kith Stiact, Philadelphia, Pa.
Prici 91.95 per bottle, or 6 bottles for 96.AU, delivered
tunny address. Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
NONE ARK C.KNUINK CNLF.SS DONE UP IN
st eel -engraved wrapper, with fae-simile of iny Chem
ical Warehouse, and signed
II. T. HKLMBOLD.
July 19, IMiq.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOTEL FOR SALE.
THE "Susquehanna Hotel," located on tba corner
of Penn and Fourth Streets, in th Borough of
Sunbury, Northumberland county, l'a. , it offered
at prtrato sale, on reasonable ternis. Ibis well
known Hotel hns lntelv been renovated, and ia one
of the best stauda In the plaoe, with an exoellent
run or custom, ror ruruier particular apply to
U. W AKB0.1AST, Georgetown, Fa.,
or GEO. WAUENBELLEH. Sunbury, l'a.
July II, 1868.
Kiernlor't .oiloo.
NOTICE it horeby given that letter! testamenta
ry, having been granted to the undersigned, on
the estate of Unorge P. 1'eifor, late of Jackson town
ship, Northumberland oounty, l'a., deoeasad. All
person Indebted tu said cetat ar requested to
mako immediate payment, and tho having claims
to prosont thorn for settlement.
GEUKGR WITMKR, Exocutor.
Jackson twp., July 4, 1863. 6t
'tviiiT'coni.'iiri'o.'vi-'i.ic'ri
WE give greater inducement to Agent thin
any other House in th trade. Ladies and
Gunti, get up Club in our great
ONE DOLLAR SALE
Of Dry Good!, Fanoy Goods, Silver War, Plated
War, Ac, A.
Thousands can testify a to th superior quality
and th largo remuneration received for telling our
good. We will present to any person, (free of ea
penae.) sending us a club, goods worth f J to 100, or
will pay cash if neoewary.
All goods told at an uulforro prlot of ONK DOL
LAR for each artiole.
W have made apecial arrangement with the
celebrated ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY, to tup.
ply their standard Teas and Coffee, at their beat
price. , . .,.
Agent wanted everywhere. Deacrlptiv tircu
lars will be sent free, on pplioation.
CUA8. LETTS A CO., Manufrt' Agents,
6 A M federal Street, Boston, Mas.
June 27, 1868. 4t
NEW MACHINE SHOP
AND
IRON FOirNDRY,
AiKA. KOIIKUACU v sen,
dttmtitirY. "TA-
TNFORM th publio that tbey havo established a
I .. . .... . .-1. c u 1 1 tl lM MnnMlln. with ihnir
FOUNDRY. Thy hav supplied themselves with
New Lathe., Planing aad lingMaohine, with tb
ltst improvomont. With th aid of skillful me
chanics, they ar aabld to eoute all orders of
New Work or ltepulrlag-,
... ia at aaHifiAtnrw matinitr.
llaTiiiB enlarged and rebuilt their Foundry, they
,:"'-?...- .11 Vinrf. of CASTINGS
ar reauy no -""--"
filial In u a. A.C.
Tb PLOWS, already lebratd for their tuperi-
.. t .ill riirlliav imiirttVAil. feliri Will til.
onty, nave o.u ..u. r
ways bt ktpt on hand.
u....k..,. Jua IS. 186S.
Cwlfl'll L' AUH f a-l ilia Khm,. nii'.liiri.
Hyrly court. Always goto Pyerly
aUU JUUgW UI JUtal-.-
Manhood I How I,of, How 1U'
Ktorrtl.
gw. Jail publUhed, a new edition of Dr. Culver
FjJy well' Celebrated Kaaay on tho radical cur
(without medioliio) of flpennalorrlurn, or
Hcmlnal Weaknau, Involuntary Hetninal
Locsoa, (mpotency. Mental and Physical lncnpauily,
linpediinenta to Marriage, etc.; also, Consumption,
Epjlepay, and Fita, Induced by eclf-inUalgcnco or
aexual extravagance.
Price, in a sealod envelope, onty A cenla.
Xheeelebrated author, in thia adiuirabl waay,
oloarly damoostratea front a thirty yearn' successful
practice, thnt the alnrming onnaequenoca of aelf
abuae may bo radically cured without the dangerou
use of internal niedicino or the application of th
knif ; pointing out a mmie of euro at onco simple,
cortain, and Sctaal, by moans of which every suf
ferer, no matter what hia condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
tjfThls Lecture ahould be In the hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent, nndor seal, in a ilnin nnnli,nn. In in. d.
drew, poatpnid, on receiptor six cento, or two pout
tamp. Alan, Dr. Culvorwell a "Marriago Guide,"
price a eenta. Ad lreaa the Publlihors.
CHA8. J. O. KLINK A CO.,
127 rtowery, New York, Poat-Offiao Mot 4.MB.
JulyJrl8ft8. y
LATESTRRIVAL OF
NEAV GOODS,
Joseph Eyster,
Corner of Market and Fourth 5treot,
sun nun Y. PENN' A.
Invitea the public to call and txamino hia elegant
assortment of
SPUING AND StlMMKIltinv mmha
- J J l r t
such aa Table Linens, Domestic, Doylies, Towels,
and Domortics of every description nt the very low-
OASSIMERE3.
CLOTHS, &C .
Silks, Delaines, Lawna, Ginghams, Cnlicooa, Mn.MinK,
Sheeting, 1 mkinga, Jeana, and a full assortment of
Cotton and Woolen goods generally.
Hosiery, (llores, Uoop Skirt. Also llnndkcrchlcfr,
Bruxhee, Comix.
HntM ataal i'npn, lloolai utial Mine,
Hia assortment of goods will not, he ia sum full to
please tho fancy and suit th wauU of uny desirous
oi purcnasing. ms ainca oi
HARDWARE AND QUEEXSWARE,
and Groceries la large In qiiantily anil choice in
quality, comprising generally everything nccdod in
the houaohold cither for use or ornament.
llo is nlwnya ready and glnd to aee hia friends
and take pleasure in showing them his goods cvon
though no sales are rondo. Ho only aka a call, and
ia sure that the slock will compare fnrorubly in
prico and quality with the oheapest .
JOSEPH EYSTER.
Sunbury, Jane. SO, liC8.
?QU.jLZG. 1TOTT,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MARKET SQUARE, BUNBURY, PA.,
H
AS just received a largo and woll-sclcctod stock
ot
SrRING AND SUMMER GOODS
consisting of tho finest
CLOTHS, CASSIMEKKS AND VESTIXUS
ever brought to Sunbury, and which he promises to
sell cheaper than the cheapest. Having the services
of skillful tailors, he guarantees a good tit in every
instance inferior to none outride of the eitiua.
(Everything from my establishment will be guar
anteed as reproscntod.
THOMAS O. NOTT.
Sunbury, May (Hh, 1808. if
AGENTS WANTED FOR "WEARING OF TI1IC
GRKEN." The most entertaining book pub
lished, alxiunding in Komanne, Humor and Wit.
Agent aay it ia tbe beat selling book out, as pi nplo
are tired of tho repetition of dry details and army
roportt.
One Agent Sold 58 in Ono Week.
u ii (12 ii a
" " " 182 Ten Days.
Llbornl Terms to Agents. JScnd for Circular.
Also, Family Quarto Hildas. Best t-dilion pub
lished. Wm. Flint. Publisher, 2d South 7th street,
Philadelphia, l'enn'a. - jy'.llt
oruyixa of summkii style,
AT
Miss Louisa Shisslers,
MARKET SQUARE,
Ladies' and Miasea' HATS and EON NTS,
in immense vuriely.
9IIllnrjr aoolH nnd 'IVitiiiniiist.
French and Amerioan Ribbons. Lacos, lliindkor
chiei's, t.lovcs, Hosiry, and a general assortment of
Ladiiaj Millinery Gooda, which bavo been selected
with great care.
cut Collarsi, ."etLll' alovH, tVr,
Every variety will be found to aclcct from, ul
MODERATE PRICES.
Bunbury, May 30, 1808.
Hlollcc to 'l'r'Hn-'rw.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that no person or per
sons will be ullowcd to trcspa ou thu proiier
ty of the undersigned, in Lower Muhonoy township,
Nnrthuinherland county, for the purpose of picking
Berries, Fruit, Ac, or to enter into any enclosure
without permission, aa tho luw will bo enforced
against all offenders.
ISAAC If. ItESSLER.
Lower Muhonoy twp., June 20, 1808. 4m
"I"T7" AGENTS WANTED, to aolici7o7
JjvlVJVders for Dr. William Smith's
DICTIONAhY OF THE BIBLE. Tin ou mi
tio.1 rvnLiaucn in Amkbica, coNDBNcen ur Dr.
Smith'i-own hand. In one large Octave volume,
illustrated with over 125 ateel and wood ongraving.
Agent nd subscriber se that yon get tho gen
nine edition by Dr. Smith.
The fpringjietd Kfvuhtirau toys, this edition
published by Massr. Burr A Co., is the genuine
thing.
The Couprrgationalitt says, whoever wishos'to
get, in the cheapest form, tho best Dictionary of the
Bible should buy this.
Agent ar meeting with unparalleled success.
We employ no General Agonta, and offer xtrajin
duocoienU to Canvassort. Agents will aee (he ad
vantage of dealing directly with the PUBLISHERS.
For descriptive circular with full particulars aud
terms, address the Publishers.
J. B. BU11R A CO., Hartford, Coun.
May 30, 1808. Itiu.
Wu. Farsom.
Nelson 1'igii.
FURNITURE ROOMS.
WM. FARSOIT & SClTj
late of th Drm of Farson AtDavla,hav opened ware
rooiuaat No. 223 South 2d street, below Duck,
PHILADELPHIA,
Where they keep a full assortment of
PARLOR, CHAMBER, SITTING ItOOM
and DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
Their old customers, and all persons wishing to
purchase, are Invited to call and ciamino their stuck
before purchasing olsowhere
Particular attention paid to packing. myfl ly.
QUEENS-WARE,'
STONE CHINA WARE, &c
W. IsAl. O-A-IPllSrS,
Market Street, t door west of Fourth St., south side,
SUNBURY, PENN'A.,
REBPKCTFULLY informs thooitiuens of Sunbury
aud Merchants and dealers in this and adjoin
ing eouuties, that he has just opened a largo aawrt
ment of
O.UEENSWARK AND 8T0NK CHINA WARE
of every variety, from the best manufactories in tho
country, whiuh will be told ut WHOLESALE and
BETAIL. Dealers art invited to examine hia atock beforo
purchasing in the city, as they can tuve money by
doiug so.
Sunbury, May 16, 18ft8. 6m
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
milliners: goods
AIM H aSTOTIOKTS,
Miaa ANNA FAINTEH,
Market Square, two doors west of tba Post Office
BUNBURY, PENN'A.
I1E.SPECTFULLY informs her friends and th
V public, that ah has just returned from the city,
where ihe has spent tome time in making selections
and purchases, and hat just opened a large stock oi
MILLINERY (100D8 AND NOTIONS,
Ribbons, Laces, Drew-Linings, Crinoline and Wl
gun Skirting Lining, Hoop .Skirts, ltuglo Trim
mings, Crape Trimmings, Hat Crap, Cloak Buttons,
Corset. Zephyr.
A large assortment of Ladiot aud Gentlemen's
Hosiery.
DOLLS of all tltca. Alphabet Dloeka, Ao.
- Hh flatter htnelf in being able to make a display
that will giv entire satisfaction to visitors, and
goods will be exhibited with pUaturt. gmtt
Sunbury, May ail, 1363.
W. A. DENNETT,
UltUUUlST AM) CHEMIST,
"'ikflHqunrc, NIVlljtV, lit.
Hasjusl opened a fresh and full assortment of
Drugs and Medicines,
nsnrpassed in purity and freshness and L....I
ala.i.1, on hand'. My ,k "X" Vo' found
complot in ovory article ,.r merit in Mbdioino
P ANCTf ARTICLES !
My atock ia unusually large ami embraces every,
thing that onn bo found ou a first class Toilet. Tnldo
inoludiug Ainoriuan and genuino French and Eog'
1 E It F U M E It Y ,
Pomades, Hair Oil, Ivory, Gulla Pcrcha,
WuoJ and Horn Combs, Toilet Soups, Hnir,
Tooth, Nail, Cloth and Paint Brushes, Ac.
I'lllftii .llritiritM-fa.
Embracing alt the most popular Preparations of the
day, at manufacturers' prices.
Puro Havana EG ARS and CHEWING TOBACCO-
of tho best Brands.
I'liiailsi, Oil, 4,,'liir, 4JI:issi, 1siMJ',
VtiraUliCH,
AH my Tinctures, Syrups, Ointments, Cerates, and
other preparations alo manufactured by myself, and
from Ilia best liinlerial lean procure in Market.
Having had quito a number of years' experience in
tll3
Dfiiff und Prerrijtfion Hiixiiit,
both in Philadelphia and the country, and also the
ailvnlirnirn nf Ihn f1..!!.., .,r IM,.,r,u..'u r I .
S,- umiun' j, i l. ' l tliru-
potent to COMPOUND ALL PRKSCRiPTI'lNS
mm mid x nysiciiios ami puono tuny invor me with.
All my preparations as 1 have nhote n.-serted. aro
mndo from III best tmilerinl, auvl uou honor I
assert, they aro of official strength.
For uiedicuial purposes, I keep on band tho very
best
WINES, EliANDIES AND LUiL'OKS,
that I can procure
Before purchacing ulscwhore, call mid cunvincc
your own mind.
W. A BENNETT.
rnmbury, May 111, 1 -ill 8.
L10I1T !L10 1 IT F IJaUT !
s. itvcm.v.
f I11IK popular Phologrxper, had filled up, in the
.L old Post Otlico building, throo doors west of tho
railroad, Market Square, ono of the very best Sky
Lights to lit found in the Slate, and is now prepared to
take pictures of any kind, in all kinds of wealber,
oarly mid lute. Children taken almost instantly.
Bring along the babies wo lire now ready for them.
COME ONE 1 COME At.L !
both great and .-mall, seo bis now rooms, und ex
amine specimens.
FRAMES nn. I FRAMING materi il constantly on
hand and made til order, lirin along yur pictures
nnd have tbein framed cheaper than anywhere elso.
Cunio nnd aeo lor yourselves, Anylbing in llni
picture lino constantly ou hand or ordered. Copying
done in all its brunches and colored ns desired.
Both out and indoor views taken ul short notico
and on rcnsonnldo tonus. Satisfaction miarruutccd.
as our motto is to please. All negatives carefully
preserved. Kemeniber tho place w-k for S. BY Ell
LY. Market Square.
May 2:1, '08.-ly.
Kl Will UV Oil. .1111.1..
THE subscribers having lust erected and Putin
operation a Mill for the manufacture of
LINSEED OIL,
offer tho highest market price for FLAX SEEP.
i'he-y have attached to their establishment a Chop
ping Mill, and farmers and other), wanting grain
chopped for feeding, cnu be accommodated at tho
shortest notice. A uinchino for chopping corn with
tho cob u attached to tho mill.
MORGAN A MASfER.
Junuary 25, 1S03. ly
si'itnu -nt aim: i;s.
SPUING TUALU3 IMS.
M. Ii. LAZAHUS,
would call the nttcnlion uf tho public, nnd her
customers generally, to bcr largo and now assort
ment of
l'a ur j- and Itumcsiilc Dry aol. '
Which consist of Poplins, Detains, Chem s, Allapao
oas, Crepes. Grenadines, Iron Bareges, Lawns,
Ginghams, Calicoes, Chiulccs, Ac.,
M lllll! 00In.
Cambries. Stoys, Organdies, Violoria, Plaid Muslins
Mnrsiiillco, Pique, Drilling.', M'ig.mj. Muslins,
(bleached ami nnhlcnchod ) Tablo Linen,
Nupkins, Towels, Tablo Covers,
Bed Spreads, Ac.
Gloves, Hosiery, Corset, Hoop Skirls, Dress Trim
mings, (in variety ) Lndiis and Gents Handker
chiefs, Neck Tics, and notions in variety too numer
ous to mention. M. L, LAZARUS.
Sunbury, May 9, ISI58.
J. W. Btevknson. A. N. Iiuicn.
ATTRACTION
AT
IIAUl'T'S NEW IKON FRONT t
STEVENSON & liRICE,
HA E opened up a new and dosirublo stock of
Goods in Haupi a New Building, coiuisling iu
part of a splendid variety of
Aincricaii Wiiu-Ik-h,
GOLD WATCHES,
HOOKS, CLOCKS, JEWELllY,
STATIONERY, SILVER-WAKE,
GOLD I'ENS, SPECTACLES, NOTIONS,
Glass-Warc, Cutlery, l'icturcti,
Lonkiiig Glasses, &c, &c, &c.
Call and examine our stock. Our aim will be to
pleuiio und satisfy all who call.
S1EVENSON A BR ICE.
Sunbury, April 18, lh'B8. 3m
I.ATI1NT STWMM iV
SPRING AND SUMMER
Millinery Goods,
Minn II. I,. .'o.li-, bes leavo to an
nounce to the Lodicscf Sunbury and vicinity, that
she busjust opened a large and varied stock of
MILLINERY GOODS,
The latest New York and Philadelphia stylet of
LADIES' HATS AND BONNETS.
Also, an excellent assortment of Fashionable Em
broideries, Edirinus. Laces. Woolen Cans, llandker
cbiefs, Scurfs, Olovcs, Hosieries, and all kinds of
fancy JSotions, stamped Muslins, Corsets, 1'orlume
ries, iSoups, Lilly White, Enamel of Auiciicu, ib'tu
tionery, Ao., Ac.
Cull and examine for yourselves. No troublo to
show gooda
Sunbury, April 11 ISrtS.
iioor.s .t.i miioi:m.
J. C. SYLYIS, WITH II. G. TUACHKU,
Manufacturer of
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CALF
lIuotK. Mioest tiaifl Oiiiits't'N,
l'leiisunts' Duilding, Market Squure,
MN1SURY, PA.
Ladies' Cools, Shoes and (jailers of all description!
lunilo lo order on the shortest notieo and most rea
souuble tortus. Having tho best workmen empl ycd,
we oan lusuro the public that, if they will give us a
call, tbey ill lie satisfied of the above facts. KE
PAIJtlNtl ueutly done with dispatch.
If your corns do hurt your feot,
Just call aud leave your measure,
And wo will uiiiko your Shoes isr liootd,
That you will call u treasure.
March 2S, '(VS. ly.
FANCY DRV (lOODS.
ALL THE LATEST STYLES,
Suitable for tho
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
MISS K-A-tfE BLACK,
Market iS'quaro. two doors East of the old Dunk
uutiuiug, bUNblUU, I'uun u.,
ir
AS juat opened a fresh assortment of tho most
tiuhionublo Fancy Dress Hoods liom tho largest
oslablishmcuta in Philadelphia.
DbLAINKS, ALAPACAS, POPLINS, CALIC.8.
.TIOI K.MXJ UOOltM.
Cloths, Sacques Flannels, Flannels, Sheetings, Mus
lins, Ladies and Childrens' HATS. Feathers, hibboiu,
'I'i-IiunilnK, Iinbroldri-loM,
Lace Veils. Coraots, Handkerchiefs, O loves, Hosiery
lloon Skirts, Hopkins' Eliptio Skirts, Real
liluck Lace Shawls, and Ladies'
Uoods of every doocripUuu.
Sua Umbrellas and Farosol.
dents' Collars, Nock-ties, lluir huse, Handker
chiefs and ti loves.
Perfumery, Toilet Soups, Hair Drushos, Combs, eto.
liATB BLACK.
Sunbury, May 30, 18tli.
IF you wunt a picture, of any kind, of your i If or
friend, go to IIvst! new room, M n kot
Square, near tho railroad.
CALL and ae tnue beautiful Bird Cage at h
new Hardware slor of
J II CON LEV A C
SHE A I) & FANOY CAKES.
DAVID J7i"T
I EM'ECTFI I.LY Inl'orms the ellir.nn) or Sun
I V bury and vicinity, Unit ho will bnko lo older
all kinds of
ukes lor ICiill, I'iii iIom. aVv.
Familiea ire supplied with Kill Sll IIKEAD, Twist
Kolls, Ilu.-ks, Tea Huns. Ar., and also kept on band
manatuclnnd out ofiho best inatorinls.
.Ml orders loll at his Shop in Market Square, ono
door east, of Miss Anna Painter's Millinery Store, ur
l his Uakery oil Sprucn Street, between Front end
Second street, will meet with prompt nlloiilion.
PICNIC PAKTlEd supplied with Cukes, Ice
cream, Ac , al tho shortest notice.
"raurs arc rest cclfully solicited.
DAVID FRY.
Sunbury, May 2,
aSUNRUHY MARULE
Cfla
ed having bought the
of ltis.-1ii r.-r A.T.l..t
J would Inform the nnhlic lh.il I,., l. .,,J
ready to do all kinds of lunrblj work ; haa ou hand,
and mtikea to order at short noiice,
.Houunieiilt mill IIvskI-mioimh,
of every stylo to suit purchasers.
DOOR AND WINDOW SILLS.
Also, Cemetery l'osl(wiih tlalvanined pipe and all
other fencing generally used on Cemeteries.
John A. Taylor will eonlinuo iu llm employment ,
at tho old stand iu Market Square. Suubury. l'a.
May 2, IW.-ly. W. M. DACOIIERTV.
sriUMi ivsilioTxs "in
MILLIITERY.
Mil it LOUISA SIlISSl.EH,
THE popular Millinery, aoiilh side of Mm kit
Siiinre. Sunbury, is desirous of calling tho atli utioii
oTtlio public and Undo tp her uni'UO aud lmuilsoiuu
assortment of
MILLINI'UY AND FANCY GOCDf.
fusl opened, (tnli ind and mndo lo order, aro the
latest and most superb stylts of
llrltlal, .1Iiii-ii1ii; iiikI llrcHst Kn
I si iiikI Hut.
Also, a splendid assortment of Trimming, Artificial
Flowers, Ilonnct r'ramos, 'eils, Collars, An.
(li iilliMiien's lioods, such as Hosiery, llandker
cliiefs, Neck-tics, llrushcsand goods for tho loilet.
Also, a (liiu nwoi tnicnt of Perfumery . nnd nil
goods u.-tially Itcpt Iu a well furnished establishment.
A call is only rciiuin-d to be convinced.
N. II. Special nttcnlion is directed to a Duo lot
of Ladies' Drcta Caps aud Ilea I Drosses.
LOUISA S111SSI.ER.
April IS, 1W.
BAUGH'S
o.-i.n;ttc i i- !
ON liVl-.UY
UAUtill A SONS, Philadelphia.
and
Nil UT- W EST E R N FEUTILIZlNtI CO., Chicago.
Nolo lliiiiuf a t ni--i-N.
PRICES.
BAlllirMtAW HONE PHOSPHATE,
per 2,(IU0 lbs.
HAl'tiU'S CIIICAC0 DONE FERTILISER,
f iO per 2,0ti0 lbs.
HALUIIa CIlIOAtiO BLOOD MA NIKE,
f jij per MUi) pounds.
Thu nbovo iManures are furnished in both bug and
barrels, whichever customers prefer.
tif-Tho D.igsuru uniform in weight 100 pounds.
Tho attention nf Farmers is especially directed to
tho fact Unit tho sources of the Raw Material of
which tho above Manures arc composed, aru so well
under control that wo cnu furnish them of strictly
uniform quality and condition, and that they contain
a larger percentage of nmmonbi than any other oluaS
of luanfauturod manures in tho market.
UAI'mi A SONS,
20 S. Dclanaro Avenue.
Philadelphia
NORTH-WESTERN FEUTILIZINU CO.,
Corner Lake A Lusallo Sts., Chicago
fjy- UAI'ilH'S COMMERCIAL M A N U R RS may
bo procured from dealers in any of the principal
towns iu tho United Mates or Dominion of Cuiuda.
iold by
SMITH A UEXTllER, Sunbury.
Juno 13, IstH. nu'iii -ly
$100 REWARD
Foi u medicine thnt will ciuo
CtUUHS,
INFI.CUNZA,
TIUKl.INU in the TIlliOAT,
WHOIIl'ING COI Iill,
ot relieve
coNsiwiprivi: ot irons,
as quick as
COD'S COUGH H A L S A M !
U't:H ONI. MILLION iiOTTLI.ri
liavu liccii M!tl oml not ti iiihile inrtHiice of its fin lure is
known. We h.ivr, in nnr osicisiuii, any Humility ul L'et
titicuUA, sot i it; of litem fiiii
KMINKNT I'lIVSH'IANS
wlui have ustit it in their piacliiv, nntl givett it thu pfo
eminence tivvr every other compound.
IT UOK3 NOT DRY VP A COUUll,
tut LOOSKNS IT,
o m to ciiuMe the iuticiit to expectoruttf freely. Two or
lllU'e tloBlkt.
Will Invauialv Ci re Ticklinu in tiir TuiuiAt !
A hulf hiitlti hutt tl ii piMnp!ctcty cnreil the rwnt l?ltili
biini Coul;Ii, uiul yt, ilintmh it is no Hureumi npjly in us
nprutuui, it is perlVftly Innult-sv, l.t-ing pUltly vrp.-tnllt.
It ia very ngrtjiatile to the Uintc, untl may be uJmunsicrtJ
lo uluMicn nl'uny c.
In cuacii of CHOl'l wu will iruulco a cure, if luki-n in
NO FAMILY tfllol'LI) III-. WITHOI T IT!
It in within Ihr rmah nt nil, it Lcini; llic i-liutipcbl an J Uaf
uiulu'iue t'.xtunl.
C. Ut CLAIilv &. Cit y rntpntturii,
NKW ILiVKN, CONN.
April 1?, l.-ly
C O E ' S
DYSPEPSIA CUEE.
THIS CHEAT RE.MEI1V Poll AI.I, ClSHASf S of
the
ST O JVE A. O H S
is the dicoveiy ol Uo, iiivciitoi oi t'oc'a valuM.I Coutlli
1Io1mim, wlidc cperiineotiii for hitiowti Iu-hIiIi. Ii cured
Cruuiji iu the Stontai-li lor bun wincti liud before yielded
to le'Uiui.' lull chltril'oriii.
The utmost daily le-liinony from vaii'ais parlmif lltu
country viicoinae u. to lu-lo'ce there ia no tlnruve enured
by u diaoiilci.d .i.'iiricli it will nut fnccdily cure.
Fliyuiciuns oudoi'bu uad Usu it 1
Ministers give tettimony of its efficacy.
Ami from nil diicctiona we receive tiding uf curea pel
toriiicd.
DYSPEPSIA!
It is aurc lo cure.
HEARTDlTiN !
One doae will cute.
SICK-HEADACHE!
. Il ll.m fiircil iu bundled! ol eu.tr
HEADACHE AND DIZZINESS!
It atopa iu llorty minuted.
1CIDITV lF TDK STOMACH !
Il coneeta at once.
RISK. OK THE FOOD!
It alops iimncuiaicly.
DISTRESS A PTEll EAHNU :
One doae will rcinovc.
CIIOLK.lt A MOHlll S!
llapolly yielda to u few dobLi.
HAD liitKATU !
Will lie cttuil with half bottle.
IT 13 PEKFECTLV II AH ML E 8 S.
Its I ' N P K C ED E X T E D gl'CCK.SS ia owioif to ll e
fart ihut
It C'tirrti ly AonUUhk iiIuic
TO MF-ASSERT HEP. BWAV IM TUP. PVSTK.M I
Nearly every dealer in the L'niied State acllt it at
ONE DOLLAR TEH IlOTTlJ:;.
C. G. CLARK & CO., Proprietors,
HEW HAVEN, CONK.
April IS, 16i'i;5. ly.
C" lOUNTKY UEALEHSaupi.licl witb 11 kinda of
J htona Wuro ut less than Factory price t Har
rbtburt;, anviuepiiokngo, broakngo and freii-'bt, at
luo MuHiiuolli Bloru ol 11. Y. FlllLiNU.
AAA LBS. OF CAIU'ET WAQH W AXTED at
)Vli;U tb Morccf
M'XlltK X MSfilMiEl..
Market t'reol. Mllliury
May Id.
J
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'iV-ilii 'I'1"' iiiibr.-in
tiJ ' V J. entirn sli-k
U0l HMIKr,