New Advertisements.
EXECUTORS SALE.
ITTILL be exposed to pul.Iic sale on Monday
and Tuesday, ilia 7tli and 8th day of No
embcr hex, at the lata residence of Henry Mas
r, Esq., dee'd., in Sunburv, tho personal ef
ecls of laid deceased, consisting in part of a lot
STORE GOODS, VIZ:
Cloths, Cassinelts, Cassimers, Vesting!, Shoea,
Hale, Cipa, Mualina, Calicoea, Cotton
Yarn, Buttons, Combe, School
Books, Writing paper.
a lot of sa dlery.
Paints, Rpices, Tobacco.
A Lot of Queeusware.
Nails, Brans .-enlcs.
A LOT OF SUPERIOR LIQirOKS, VIZ:
Brandy, Gin and Wine.
Coal Stoves, Coooking Stoves, Barrels, a Fan-
nng Mill, Plows, I Sulkey, 1 Giif, 1 Cart,
wo norse WRgons, 2 one horse wagons, ono
iorse, a lot of Tinners Tools Tubs, and a va
iety of other articles.
Tcrma and conditiona will be made known on
Ut! day of sale by
II. B. MASSER,
JOHN MASSER,
P. B. MASSER,
xecutors.
F. BUCHER. J
Sunbury. Oct. 29, 1S.VJ.
""TAK IT O T I C E .
All persona indebted to the estate of Henry
dasscr, dec' J., are notified that tho books, iVc,
isve been placed in the bauds of U. M. York,
Jsq. for collection. Those indebted are refines
ed to make settlement within thirty days, as
uits will be entered against all delinquents alter
hat date.
II. B. MASSER, "I
JOHN MASSER, p
P. B. MASSER, f
Ex'lors.
F. BUCHER,
J
Simbury, Oct. V9, 1853 41
LAWRENCE HOUSE,
SUNBURY, PA.
1MIE subscriber, widow of Samuel Thompson,
dee'e., late of the Lawrence House." in
Sunbury, respectfully inforina the friend of Iter
ate husband, ar.d the public generally, that she
'ontiuuea to keep the uboie Hotel, and ia well
irovided with ull things nccessnry to acenmmo
'.ate all wbu uiny favor her with their custom,
.lid therefore aolicita their patronage.
MARIA THOMPSON.
Sunbury Oct. 59. 1853. 4m.
ZJ- REIVZOVAL. -0
VOXKW ft CO. htive removed fr.ni lt-Oto liXi Chemiut !
Btuei, I'tiiliitlrlplilJ, where ihey rrupy u new ami j
eniitil'iil Siure, with mi vlcuit um) vll iirlccUil t nk ,' i
'ull imI Winter 1)HY WOODS, uiiMiig which lire
00 piece! of Lupin's French Meriu-M! nnd Ci'-dimeics nil
etl.tin, from SI ! et,S per ynrd. !
t) ' T.i i t;m Pluuls for J it tics ttud etiil.lfens wear,
W l.in prmtuit U'J Iain- ana Ciinlimei en
jti Hrocmle nnd plain JnIab (-1 u;rcrir quality. 1
i to " VI lid Silki, of atl the t-hoice pattern. I
(f0 (JuZen CotiVi'lstier' hvl. l'aii Kid il"V. (
IN Oi; SHAWL IIOOM AUK
0) ?:leiiJiJ UriK-lie und Chum I same Isfi.R S!nw! of.
-h- t putterii.
r0 Plinvrta of the wry latest fal.ric nu-l iKi)ji'i.
1K llr icIik ftjmire ilu'wli of ex qui site style uiiil Uiitign j
00 10-1 l'laid lonir vlmwla from !?" lo 5? 10.
IN OL'll CM AK HOO.M AUK i
10 Frrncli cloth Cl inks, Tallinn, mill Mttnliilax of new
.ri patlcruti. loo Lynns rill, velvet ClonkH of Uin lit j
1 ike style unit ninth. Aim 6" pieces 11 .'cut l.yii m!k j
dveis, varying in price from J.' M Sill per ynr.l. ami of j
'ti' color und ulitvle, for Uuliep, Cl vk f the uiott
(i-ine Sh:.i-' of Blue, Hrown. HI ck. Ur;il, Olive, Upmi- i
.r. from ?-i,.iO i il.Oil per yuM. Al , a fine tek of
tiltxnn, KtiiliroiileiieM, in Cape", ClinnizeMeff, Coluirf.
reveS,aAc.f A.
Tlie whole of tin iiUove c vkIj nrc oir:n-1 inul will he ,
M ill extremely 1 w prin-a for easli. We arc also re
rivinff by the week I v Ftcamcri. fiesh fii;phf3 of novetlie!
rout I'arii ui ill loiuiii, whieli cnauleH in roufltunlly to
li e fresh new styles ui tho in ut laliionab',e g'HKla t
ff.T to our cut mer.
AfJXr.W A C .,
In HjO rhen'iut ut., one J Ktr bclnv Kiyhtli, I'hilndcli-hiu.
Oct. 23, lb."3 tst
II Ilil.I. TK.IC'V. Wholes le Deal-
cr in ('onlectionarv. Fruits und (Groceries,
la. i!U4 MAKKF.T Street, alio1. e sixth, south
idc. next door to Hod Lion Hotel, Philadelphia
Phila., Oct. 29, IS53. 3in.
List of Jurors,
F Noilhuniliri land Cuutilv, fur Norctn-
bu Tfim, A. I) , 1S53.
(s ran (I Juror.
PuNBUnr. Juliu V. Martin, Win. Martin.
Northumberland.- Win Fine) ih.
Mll.TiiN. John Klapp, oluinou lli'uach.
D.i AViiiK Uci.j Kuch, Jacob Seutci.,l
onus Fox.
C'liiLtsQttAQi'E. Tunis Fisher.
I'ol.NT. Charlea Paiks.
Stt amokin George Keller, Juliu Huiikt'l.
Ui'i'KB AucusTi. Jonaa Fry.
I.'iwr.n Ai'BWT. IVter Kci'Z.
Jackson. Daniel Hil;bih, I'.;., R-'tiben
V. Zaitnian.
Luvvkk MAHASnv. Genrjje Emciick. j;iu..
Samuel Youuu, Michael Billing.
lTrrcR Maiianoy. Jacob K iiifinan.
Jordan. Henry Darter.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Sunbi'rv. ChaileiGobin, Henry V. Simp
ion, II. D Whatlon.
NiiicriiuMnt:ru.Ar. John Wlicullcy, M
I D. Wiihiiij-ton, Jutncs Cask ins, Samuel G.
Mau.
Mil. ton Bertram Gaibrailh, Clonics
Djlts, Isreul Kepler, Joeph IlogHudubli-r.
DkI.ANTARK 11. C. Ilalliunlt, S.UTlllfl
l.ourie, Jaine Kveritl, Geoige Piper, J. C.
Ileiuey, Aaron llilliaid, Win. I win, Jacob
Slitzel.
Lewis. Robert Gaskin, John Hammond,
Jonas Tweed, Jacob Mciii:hs.
Cltll.lsQUAUv E George Frederick, Djntiis
Buny
Point. A. Gibbons, Gilbert Vandliuu.
Uppkr Al'cviTa.' Samuel Reiluud, Uaacs
Eckman, Simon Snjcler.
Lnwr.n Augusta. Jonathan Harmon, Col.
Thomas Snyder.
Rush Jeremiah Basset, Chailes Gearliart,
son., J W. Hodman.
Shamoein. John Vanzant, Samuel Kelli.
upri.il mu5ur. jatuu ueui icier, relist
Maurer.
Lower Mahanov- David Iliin, John A.
Snyder, John Dockey, sen., Abraham llo
tharmcl. Jackson. Jacob Hilbish, Wm. D. Huff
man, Adam Kemble.
Jordan. David Nace, Daniel Brucious.
Petit Jurors.
SuNBVRT.-Snmuel Fetter, Gideon Landau.
Nouthumbirland. John Gcist, Jamei
Schreiner, Joseph Wallace.
Milton. T. S. Mackey, George Strine
Turbut. John Dunkel.
Lewis. Michael Reader, Samuel Lerch,
Thomas M. Ruaael
Deiau arc Andrew Gufly.
Ciiilimuaoue. Wm. Blair, Jamea Pardoe
Lower Aucuita Andrew Gonaerl, Peler
roldrnn. EUaa Emerich. Solomon leaaer
Upper Augusta Isaao Cumpbell, G. W,
Brewer.
COAt. Philip Kimbauh.
Rush. Lambeil F.ckman.
Jordan MoseaTraulman, Oenrge Slokes.
Jackson. Daniel Billman, Peter Keihl,
Jgoob Weiaer, John Faely.
Upper Mahanot. Jonas Eiaenhart.
Ijivh Mahanot. Michael Rtnerich.
Snwoni. -Samuel Adams. Jacob Muench,
Charles Leisenring, Emanuel Zimmerman,
Georae Penoil.
Little Mahanot. Wm. Hoffman.
NOTICE.
a T.L persons indebted te the late firm of
A- Houpt 6c SJchmick, are hereby notified thai
.l.:. kk. hsva been placed in the hands of M.
L Chindel. Esq., fop collection, and if they io
not atienil to tbi notice without delay, suits will
v. kreuERl wunom rp. '"""
Buatury. Oct. e,18S3.-4,
Estate of GEORGE WIALL, Deo'd.
YYTHEREAS Ictteraof administration on the
w T estate of GEOKGE WIALL. dee'd.. late
of the borough of Sunhu.y, Northumberland
county, Pa., have been granted to the subscriber.
Notice ia hereby gircn to all persons indeted
to said estate, to make payment, and those having
cluima will present them for settlement lo the
anbscriber, who will attend at the public house of
Charles Weaver, in Ounbuiy, on the ISth day
of December next, or in my absence Mr. David
Haupt will act for me.
JAMES Y. TURNER.
Sur.bury. Oct. S9, 185a. 6t.
fXirbXitks''
riiitlorni Scales,
hong InownStvrtly UsttH
Ahrayi right Tht Aflnou-Zeit-gfd
Ftandaril,
Railroad, liny, Coal, nnd Far
mcra' SCaLKS, set in any part
of the country, at short notice.
4GEN TS. (iEO. W. COLWY,
5-10 Market st., Juliiladelphia,
E. i . Hright, iuiibury.
October 23, 1?53 3m
LOOK HERE Yr
r"rMIE subscriber rcipectfully informs bis fiiend
and tho public, tlut he has just received in
addition to his stock of Harness and udlery, a
supply of
TRUNKS, VALISES,
SPANISH SADDLES, lil'FFABLO KOBES
And Horse Mankcts,
all of which be will dispose of on the moat rea
sonably terms at bis cnlalilinhmciit in Suulitiiy.
UEDKCiE V. Sj'J'KOH.
Sunbury Oct. 2C, 185a. It.
IMPORTANT NEWS !
CsOodN ilicajirr thsin tterl!
AT THE NEW CLOTHING ST0EE.
Market Street, opposite the Post Office.
EI.SHEHH A: CO. arc receiving a splendid
VH avsortment of Fall and Winter Cloods, the
chenest, best and prettiest ever brought into
fciunliuiy.
We have on hand and arc udJin; constantly
a One assortment of
FALL & WLNTEU CLOTHING,
comprising; partly a grc.it lot of Overcoats, double
coals, business coats, black and fjucy cloth, ruti
nett, and other coals, too numerous to mention.
Also, 13 lack and Fancy Cns.-inicrs, C'lisaimtl and
Satiuett l'unts. Abo, silk, latin, cloth, salinctt,
velvet and other Vests ; also a line supply of ull
kinds of I'lnli'rclutlimc.
ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT
of Silk Wool and Fur Hats und Caps, T.oots nnd
tshocs, ull kinds of Jewelry, Kev. lviu;i anil other
Pistols, travelling baa", trunks. Shirts and Col
lars, and (ieii'leinau's furnirliin iromls in gen
eral. All of which wc oiler ut the lowest cash
prices.
1'lease call and look at onr goods ; jieraotia in
need of Cloud in our line, will, wc are confident,
find it to their cre.it advantage to piirrhase l'roin
us. Wc lire bound to uphold our rapidly spread
ing reputation of being tho cheapest Store in
Sunbury. Conic and i-nlisty yourselves of the
truth of onr motto; cheap for cash.
Sunbury, Oi t. !', 1S51- tf.
NEW
Clock Vntciimakcrs.
HIRSCK & GO.
HAVE just opened a Clock and Watchmaker
shop in tho building lately occupied by J.
M. Simpson, near Tcncr & Co's Store,
in Muriel Slicet, Sunbury, Pa.,
Where they l:ac opened, nnd will keep constantly
on band,
Silver & Gold Watches, etc.
Also, Jcwclrv.
ConsUtiiu; Cold llreast-pins. Ear and Finiter I
Kingi, Medallions, Cuir-mns. Ladies &. Gentle- j
mans' gold and silver pens and pene
L-ncils. Also, !
Silver and plated Tea and Tahle spooiw, salt
spoons, butter knives, &c,
Of iwl i.vJ i Nl j
Of all sizes, suitin every age. Spy Classes,
rocket Books, of all sizce. Ilazors, Hair "il, lie-
volvers, and other pistols, Brushes, Combi, Soap,
See., &. Also, a large stock of
Musical Ziisti'iittir:!! !
amongst which ure Accordeous, Ybdilis, Flulins,
Files, Flutes.
CAKTET BAGS,
Trunks umbrellus, Ruspcndcrs. All sizeiof rea
dy made blurts and Collars ; all of which will be
sold cheaper than has ever been heretofore sold in
Sunbury.
Li" Clocks, Watches. Ear and Finger Kings
repaired in the best manner und at the shortest
notice.
Sunbury, Oct. 15, 1SS3. oin.
DAVIS & CULIN,
Dealers in
i.uir.1, i,ANTi:itxs i t n.tM)ti.u:n, j
V. E. Corner Fourth and Chrrry Stretln, i
PZXXZ.A3SZ.rZiV. j
M A VINO enlarged and improved their Store.
and having tho largest assortment of Lamps
in 1'hiludelpliia city, lliev are now prepared lo
furiiUh I'l.NE OIL CAMI'llENE,
BURNING FLUID,
ETHEREAL OIL, Phospbene Gas and Lard '
Oil, Lamps, Lnnterjiscf all patcrns. Fancy Hotel :
and Hall Laiuis, Chundelicrs, (liiundolcs and
Caudclcabias, and lliiltaniiia Lamps, ut the i
Manufacturers' lowest prices. Glass Lamps by
the package, at a small advance over Auction j
prices. Bring larpe M A M"FA CTCKEKS uf j
l'iue Oil, Buiuiug Fluid, Ethereal Oil, Alcohol, ;
und (the only true) Phosgene Gas, thev can fur- I
nish these articles at such prices that Merchants i
will find il to their advantage to buy. Cull before :
going elsewhere, if you want bargains. Also, '
tlin Safety Fl.id Lamp for sale. j
Phila., Sept. 24, 1853. ly. I
Pi-PEP.IIAITGIITGS. "j
W . WILSON,
So.
9 Seeifc Fourth Street, five doors below 1
Market si. Last side,
TTA3 for sale every variety of
11 WALL PArEKS.
from 6 cents per piece upwards, including Fine
Satins, Uold and elets, imitation Woods,
Marbles, Ac.
Also a great variety of new style of Curtain
Papers, Fine Board Prints, U orders, &c.
Dealers supplied at the lowest rate.
Phiia., Sept. 24, 185J 3m.
New Wall Paper Warehouse.
BURTON &. LAN INC,
MANITACTLKUUS A. IMfOUTUKft,
So. 124 Arch Street, second door aliove Sixth
rinLADELrnu, '
WHF.RE may l e found the largest Und liand
aomesl assortment in the City.
Purchasers from the country will find il to
their advantago to call at our store, where they
will be auitod with a suuerior article, at the low
eat prices.
BL RTOX &. LANING.
No. Vii Arch Street, above Sixth.
Phila, Sept. 17, 1853 3m.
ATS AND CAPS K splendid lot of
fashionable Silk, Wool and nr Hats
also Cleth, Fur, Oilcloth, Navy and Military
Caps fnr sale low by
r O. ELSBERG 4 CO.
Market street, opposite the Post Office.
Sunbury, Oct. 8, 1853
1U8TICE8' FEE BILLS For sale by
H. B MASEEK.
Sunbury, itSI
"SUNBtTkY AMERICAN ANj)jiJlAMUja
NOTICE TO
PASSENGERS.
SUNBURY & MILTON STAGE LINE,
Rt'NNINO JN CONNECTION WITH THE
Philadelphia & Sunbury Rail Road.
STAGES will leave Weaver's hotel, 8unbory,
on the arrival of the evening cars from She
mokin, for Northumberland, l-ewisliurff. and
Milton, arriving at Milton, at about 10 o'clock,
1'- M. . ,
Ileturnina;, Starrer will le veaMilton at HJo
clock, A. M-. arriving at I.cwisburg. at 4 J o'clock.
Northumlierlund at 5 o'clock and arrive at Run
Imrv in time to llrcakfast, and take; passage in
the 7 o'clock rare for Miamokin, where stages
will be in leadinefs to lake poengera to Toils-
villo. arrivini in lime lo dine and take passage in
the Reading railroad tare for Philadelphia, ai ri
ving; tl Philadelphia at 7 o'clock, same evening.
rjilagcs both ways will atop at Iiurr,a hotel,
Northumberland, Wridensuul'a hotel, Lcwisburg,
and Egbert'a lintel, Milton.
Fasscngers will liiid this too cnr.APKsT. most
Kxpstnriors, and most to.MPotrrAtiLK line to,
and from Philadelphia.
11. MISHI.Eli.
Sunburv, Oct. 15, 18S3. If.
AUW C'LTUI' STWIL1:.
A nitA.NCII OF TIIK
Clothing Manuliu'toi'v,
Or S. SHNURIJ Alif & CO., Eanvillo, Pa.
VVE .respectfully announce to the citizens of
' " Sunbury und vicinity, that we have a
complete stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
of every atjle and quality, to which we invite tho
attention of purchasers. Our assortment con
sists, in part, of Fancy oer-coat. Plain over- !
coots. Dress coats, I'rock and Sin k coats. Mon
key Jackets, l'unts and Vrsts, plain and fancy !
I.iucn and Muslin fclurls, Under-shirts, Drawers,
and over-wholes.
Also, Cloves, Stockings, Neck ond Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Woolen and .Silk Hals, Cloth
and Oilcloth Cups, Shoes, Hoots. (Jailers, Slippers
nnd Carpet Hags and Trunks, l.'inbic las and
everything ueuerail kept in a well aupplied
clothing hiuI gcntlcnians' furnishing store. We
keep also a good assortment of Accordeous and
Jewelry. We sell at the lowest cah prices; for
our motto :s,
"Sm.ill Profits anil Quick Sales."
Wc have but uitr ju ice iii.d no abatement, so that
a person is sine to get the worth of his money,
whether he is a jud-K or the goods or not. If
unv article does not uive salisfai tion as to , wc
will take back the goods and refund the money,
provided they are returned on the same day they
were purchased, w hen the purchaser resides in
town, nnd in ono week, when be resides in tho
country. Price the same us at the Danville
Manufactory
I s' Call ai:d secure the Ilaigains.
Sunbury, Oct. 8, IS.VJ If
AUDITORS' NOTICE.
TOTICK is hereby given that the undersigned
Auditor appointed ly tiie Orpiians' Court
id .Mini. iirnlir rl;i ml County, to distrioutr the us
; sets in the hando of l).ii I Tiiggart, Esq., Ad
ministratiir of Win. I". McCay, dec.'d., will attend
I at his udicn in Sunliury, on Saturday the Sth
November next, where all interested can attend.
H. 11. MASSEK.
f'uiibtiry, OA. 15, lS."o. td.
Estate of ARTHUR III2LER, dee'd.
OTK 'E is hereby Riven that letters of Ad
niiiiiiitration have been rianted to the im-
derwigncd upon the estate of Arthur Hihlcr, lato
of (. incinnatti, Ohio, dec d. All persons having
claims airaiust said estate a;e vcr;uested to present
Iheio, did Hiithcnticntcd, for wttlcincut ; and
tho..K knouiu llieinehcs ii.di.bted to make pay
ment without ilclav.
.SAMUEL HIBLEK. Adm'tor.
Danville, Fa
Danville, Sept. 21, 1S5X Ct.
Iiii)()i'taut to Coal Dealers.
"I'lIE subscribers hereby inform the public, that
-"- tuey have entered into partnersliip under Iho
firm of Kasc, Keed & Co., for the purpose of
mining, shipping nnd selling coal, delivered at
Sunbury, or at any other point along the bus
qiichauiiu. 'l'hev will be ready to deliver coal, wcl' prepa
red, on contract or oUikiwLc, at all times, on the
shortest notice, and on the mo.:t reasonable terms.
Orders received at bh nnokiii by
K.tK, KEED & CO.
.Sunbury, June 1, 1S53. lv.
j Estate of JOHN DIEHL, dee'd,
! TVTOT1CE is hereby given that letters of Ad
; ' miiiislratiou on thu estate of John Dichl,
late of Point township, Northumberland county,
dee'd, have been granted to the undersigned.
j 'I'hercforo all persons indcl.led to said estate will
; discbarge the same, und llmsc having demands
, will present them for settlement. The Adi;is.
I trntors will meet for the nhove purpose at the
1 bouse, uf William Dichl, in said township, on
i Tuesday, No ember 8. IHoS.
! ' WILLIAM DilHIL, ) . , .,
SAM I T.L DIEHL. AJ:'"01
j rnint twsp., Oct. 1, 1853. Ct.
ORPHASV COURT HALE.
l7ILL be sold ut puMie sale, on tho premises
on Monday, the ot!i of .November nciit, at
I o'clock, P. M., the undivided four sevenths ol
outlot No. fi. in the Borough of Sunburv, as the
estate of Elizabeth, Mary, Marg nvt und Frances
M. F. Donne), bv order of said Court.
AMELIA DON N EL, Guardian.
Sunburv, Oct. 13, 1851. U.
Shainokiii Town Lots.
THE subscriber is now prepared to exhibit and
dispose uf Lots in the new Tnwn-Plut tf
Slumokin. Persona desirous of purchasing can
ascertain the terms and conditions of sale by
calling on the subscriber, at Shamukiii.
WM. ATWATEK, Agent,
fhamokin, Oct. 15, 1853. tf.
Clieaji Watches 5 Jewelry,
YVHOLESAI.E nnd Retail, at the "I'biladel-
rdiia Watch und Jewelry Store." No. 96
North Second Street, corner of Quarry,
I TTTTT. A TITT.PHT A
Culil lver Watrlirs, lull jewrletl, IN carat cases, SJ,00
Onld I.ins lsH. SJt .lKI Fine Silver Ifrsxlacks. 150
hllver Ixp. full jrwllcil, :l.lJ..UI ltraeclcts, 3.00
Silver l.ever, full jcwi'il li ! nditV (inld I'enrils, I .OH
Snpeiior tjunrtieis, 7 tS.lvcr Tia scions, si t, 5,uo
tiolil Sectiielrs, 7,0li
Uokl 1'uns, witli Pencil ui.d Silver Holder, 1,00
Gold Finger Rings, 37 conta to !iS0 ; Watch
Glasses, plain, 1SJ cents; Patent. 1 r j j Lunet,
25 ; oilier articles in proportion. All goods war
ranted to be what thev arc sold for.
BTAUFFEK & 11 All LEY,
Successors to U. Conrad.
On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers ami
Lepinea, atill lower than the above prices.
Sept. 10, ISjJ. ly.
IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS AND
LADIES.
CONFIDENT!-: cm he lncol, lo (he fnllvsl extrnl. ia
tlie iim) . K fcrroui-aas ul .Mis Hi.i is ..I' Plnlo
nrlphia. fi t inaur tlinuiund cuses sre known of cnlire
lellef ul ladies liiaii the most iiiipn.i ivim .it' K.lv ,i
anxicly nt miud, ausinj lr.nn uk use is ulher aripllcjitifuis
OI id reriuuilim wliatever. lli-iv-r.. .j ..! .,... ..........
J" kiuds, and clnsur preruli.uis, the tendcucy of wlneU
f.r... TV ' ' l" we" simwn In many sul
Mr.Jth ,y"r'"" K' CnunterBets. apply
cxinn.n. her bigiumra on ee. h s.mnnr... ...a i... i:..!
iii WalumBi,, Philadilphi, ,B' 8,,u
Phila., October , 16i3. tf.
SHOES. All kinds of Boots t-hoes and slip,
per for sals by
G. ELSBERO & CO,
Market street, op-posits the Post OfEc.
Sunbury, Oct. 8, 1853.
l"CoP"6ll.belao. eaehbox. Hef etuppTntcr, ,
il 2.Hm'- ' Hie Villus! 8u.ie..
Ex ocu tor 8 Sale.
THE subscriber, Executor of the estsle of
Nicholas Wolf, dee'd., will expose to Public
Sale, on
Friday, the llift of Sovemlrr next,
on the premises, the following real estate, to w it :
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
containing about 40 acres, situated in Lower
Augusta township, on the Sunburv road, leading
to Plum Creek, adjoining lands of Ji el Wolf.
Abraham Wolf, Richard Buhner and others, on
which is erected a new two story loj house a
bank burn and other good out-buildings. There
is also a good spring on the premises. About 30
acres ia cleared, and the whole is in good order
and repair. Possession will be gien immediate
ly if required Sale to commence at 10 o'clock,
A. M. when the terms will be made known.
JOHN WOLF. Es'lor.
Lower Augusta, Oct. 8, 1853. Is.
kotick"
JO PICE is hereby given by the undersigned
citizens of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania, that application will be mmle to the nest
Legislature of said Commonwealth lor the erec
tion of a body corporate to le stylrd "Tmi:
Sun nun t Savi mis' Imstituti;," lo be h atcd in
tho borough of Sunbury, Northumlierlaud county,
with discounting privileges, hi u with a capital uf
One hunched thousand dollars.
Robert H. Awl, Geo. Hright, John Young,
Adam Shissler. Thomas Robins, Daniel DrucLe
miller, Fredk. Lazarus, Geo. H. Yonngman, IV
ter U Masscr, J. W. Friling. Ira T. Clement,
Beiij. Hendricks, Geo. C. Welker, J. W. Peal.
Sunburv, Juno S5, 1S53. Cm.
Book Aleuts Wauled.
AGENTS WANTED in every town and
county in the l.'nited States, to sell tho most
popular and saleable books published, many of
them beiutil'ully illustrated with colored engra
vincs: also the most popular works of T. S. A K
'i'llt.'R, including "Arthur Cottage Library."
Intelligent and enterprising nu n wi.l find this
a pleasant and prufitable business.
For particulars address (post paid.)
J. W. BRADLEY, Publisher.
No. 4S North Fourth street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
October I, IS53 7m.
SoOO REWARD!!"
NASML'CII as there has been ut sundry times,
obstructions placed und confined upon the
track of the Philadelphia and Suubury Railroad,
I do hereby oiler the abme reward for the detec
tion and conviction of any person or persons
guilty of such ollenee.
D.I V I D LON G EN E OK E K,
President.
Suubuvy, Sept. SI, 1853. 3m.
Estate of WILLIAM FARROW, dee'd.
'V'OTICE is hereby giun, that letters testa-
mcntarv have been granted lo the suliscrilieis
on the estate of Wm. Furrow, lute of Shaniokin
township, dec d. All those knew itstr lheinsecs
indebted lo or h.n ing ciaiutsjigaiiist said estate, '
are requested to nmke settlement without delay.
The Extvut.Ts will meet for that purpose tit
the late residence ot the deceased, in Suy dertown, 1
on Saturday. Nocrnher 12. 1853. j
WILLIAM FARROW, ) r ., j
SILAS FA 11 ROW. j ''"" j
. Shamokin twsp., Oct. 8, 1853. 6t.
Mann's Establishment
25 SotiZi Sixth Strut,
Philadelphia.
For the Manufacture and sale of
I'atctit Letter t'opj lutj 'iCMSi1,
Pnlent METALLIC DAMl'ENERS, Brushes,
Oil Papers, Blotting barjs, Copying Ink, &c.
Patent Paicbnicnt Paper,
LETTER COPYING P.OOKS,
Superior to all otliers, and cm.h page printed.
PATENT LETTER BINDER,
A mott valuable invention for keeping in a
unok-like foim, Letters received, Oiiginal invoi
ces, Ac.
Phila., April 0, 153. ly.
1'iLiL. .IJia.3.11 iiy t.oom.
JOHN STOE i SONS,
-Yo. 45 South Seiond Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
4 RE now opening for the Fall Trade, a large
and well selected assortment of
Silks,
Ribbons,
Feathers,
Flowers, and
Millinery Goods in geneinl.
Confuting themselves exclusively to ibis branch
of the trade, and i.MroaTiNR tho larger part of
their stock, rouble tl.cm to offer an assortment
unsurpassed in extent or variety, which will be j
sold on the most favorable terms.
Phila.. Sept. 17, 1S5X Cm.
C II 13 A r
WINDOW SHADE
Depot anJ Iltiiiiifaetcry
OF
U. W. earner Arch nc.-i Sr-eaiid htreets,
j?iiir,AD:.rxjjA.
fVEBV VAUIEI'V OF MIADES, Whole-"-
aa'e and lictail, such as .Scroll, Flower,
Gothic, Vignette, Oil and Dry Landscapes, aro
lo be had at the lowest prices foi quality of work.
Ordera (or Gilt, Plain Stoic, Lettered and other
Shades executed at short nutice.
Merchants and others arc invited to give us a
trial. IIr will try to filca.'l.
Brasses, Trimmings, etc., alwavs on hand.
Kemcinlier K. W. corner MZVOXD & AfiCJI
Streets, Philadelphia
August 13, 1S.S3.- Cm.
EDWARD DUFFY & SON.
Soap 3 Caudle Manufacturers
AND DF.a!.l:itS IN
Soriu, Sim cb, t'aslllo Soaps, &c.
HAVING increased facilities for manufactu
ring, thev are now prepared to offer induce
nieuts to purchasers and dealers in the above
named articles. Purchasers will find an excel
lent assortment of select goods. Goods sold ex
clusively on the cash principle, and at the lowest
wholesale price Call and satisfy yourselves
Our motto is
'Quick Sates und Small Profits."
No. ii Filbert street, above Olh, Philadelphia.
August El, 1S53 3m.
J 111 rove 111 en. lic.nl!!
KLIAS BROCXOU3
HEKEBY informs Lis fiiends and the public
generally, that bo has just received at his
old stand, ill Ataikc! street, opposite Weaver's
hotel,
An excellent assortment of
t r fT5 ' i"-
i.'.WeoiWvyWW)
F HE X 0 11 C A Ii V H K 1 N S ,
French Lasting,
And all kindi of Luings and Shoe findings,
which he oilers to the trade at reasonable prices.
lie also informs his customers ane others, that
ho still continues the Shneinaking businvss, and
is prepared to do all kinds of work, in good and
fashionable sty Is, anil on reasonable terms.
Sunbury, June 11, 1853. ly.
FOB. SALS!
A Splendid liuggy
1
TJERSON3 in want of a well mad bupgy, on
- reasonable terms, can find 011s by calling on
the subscribar, in Bunbury.
JAME8 COVERT.
Bunbury, Oct 1, 1311 lm-
A Farm for Hale.
rIHE subscrihor oilers for sale bis farm,
A CONTAINING 2S ACRES
snd allowances. It is situate! about three miles
from Sunbury Hong the Shaiunkih creek, and is
in a good state ""cultivation. Tho Philadelphia
and Sunbury Railroad passes through said farm.
It w ill be offered ia parts or entire lo suit pur
chasers. It can be divided to make thrre small
farm. The buildings are a FARM HOUSE, o
good Bank Barn, and two tenant houses.
JOHN EARNS WORTH.
Upper Augusta, Sept. 10, 1S5.1. tf.
JULIUS STERN, t -
1 1
"B N. 171 Aorih Cur Slrff. vrvile lite
Cr.mil Hntrl,
riiiLADrtriiiA.
E IT AS opened a lull hi.. I extensive as
Borluieitt of nil kinds of Millinery
articles, such na Ribbons. Laces, Llou'il
Lace, Silks, Florence", Bnni.el-fiHttica,
and a largo assortment of i ceJlc
winked handkerchiefs, Collars,
Capes, Flounces, Li.'ei liens,
Lilcinirs, iVc.
; together with a crc.it variety cf other
I articles loo numctoitH to mention ut
V HOLESALK and li'i'AIL.
I Persons niaking their I'all purchases
i ore invited to give Mm e tail.
Phila., Sept. U. ISMl. Sui.
KEGISTEAS1 NOTICE. j
jV O riCE is hereby given to nil Lefalees, j
(Creditors and other ctM!n interested iti the j
Estates of the following iinme l persons. Ihot tho j
Executors, Administrators, and Guardians of
said Estates have tiled their accounts with the
Register of Northumberland Couulv, nnd that
the same will be presented to the ( lr 'hum,' Court
of said County, on Tuesday, the Slh ri.iy of No
vember, A. D., 18.)3, in tlie forenoon, for cotif.i
mntinn and tt.lowuni-e.
Wm. Kuse, sen., dee'd., Final iiccount settled
by one of his Ex'rs John Kase,
N! ai tin Druuiheller, dee'd., settled by his
Adm'r, l.ci T. Druuiheller.
Catharine Lstsha, dee'd., settled by her LVr,
Frederick Latsha.
Jacob (ireini-r. dee'd.. Finol account selilcd by
his Adm'r de bonis non, Geo. C. Welker.
Geo. Philips, dee'd., settled by his Ex'rs Peter
Winner and Jacob Philip.
Peter Burns, dee'd., settled by his Executor
Henry Burns,
Joseph l.cib, dee'd., settlej by his Adm'tor i
Samuel Logan. j
Roliert K. Dearmond, dee'd., settled by one of
his Ex'rs John Watson.
Samuel Hunter, dee'd.' settled by one of his
Ex'rs Wm. L. Dcwart.
Benjamin Lose, dee'd., settled by his Adm'tor
Win. Seolt.
Caroline Pcifer, settlej bv her Guardian Eliaa
Peii'er. ' j
William Civile (Jolt and Sarah N. Colt, minor
children of Thulium Colt, dee'd., settled by
their Guardian William A. Pelriken.
John l.cib, dee'd., settled by his Adm'r Samuel
Lerch.
JOHN P. PLTISEL. R'egistcr. i
Register's Ollice, )
Sunburv, Oct. 8, 1SI3. S
lT.OCLAIATIOX. I
jV U'i'lCE is hereby
Courts of Commo
giien ibnt tlin several :
ommon Pleas, General Quarter :
Sessions of the peace, and Oprhuns' Coin t. ("ourt 1
of (.Iyer and Tcnuiner and General Jail Dcliverv, '
in und for tlie county of Northitn.bcrlunil. io !
couiincncc at the Court House, in the borough ol '
Sunbury, at 10 o'clock, A. M. on Monday, the ;
7th duv of Noembcr next, and will continue i
TWO WEEKS. i
The coroner. Justices cf the Peace and const i- ;
hies in and for the county of Nv,-t!iuni!.i'v!nnd, are i
rctjuvate.l to be then ar.d there in their proper per- ;
sons, with their rolls, records, inonisilions, and i
other remembrances, to do llic;e fiina ti their i
several oliiccs upbcitaitiinj to be done. And oil j
witnesses prosecuting in behalf of tho Common
wealth Bgu:r:st any prisoner arc alio requested and
commanded to be then and there attending in their !
proper persons to prosecutu ocaiiMt lii.n, as shall
be just and not to depart without leave at tlicir
peril. Jurors arc requested to be punctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hand at Sunbury, the Sth djy
of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hund.cd and fifty-three' and the In
dependence of the United States of America
the 77th.
WILLIAM II. Kin. SheruT.
Cod save the Commonwealth.
List ol' Causes,
TTjOR ttial in the Court of Common PL'as
1? of NortiuunbeilaiiJ Coe.iitv, al November
A. D., If 53.
fLAtriTirrs. iirri:NiASTS.
George Shiley vs Ab'ni Duukcll.eicr's adtiu'x
Kuei.cn Fagcly &. Co vs IIui;h Bellas
Abijah Bowen vs Wm H Thompson
George Voxlbeimcr vs Daniel Kullantr
J B Masiser vs Barbara Thaller's c'is
Henry Klaze i Eve his wife vs '
Jacob Zartinan's
chiii. iterator
William MeCartv vs Samuel Hunter
Dlillirl Kiiodcs
Isaac llulTii it Wife
Simon Snj dcr
llt'.z for Kcii'.er '
vs Jamb Wcrtman
vs iieutv Lnlslta
vs Geiiri'e Smder
Mover i,v M.'ci' Gar-
liivtice
E Kaufman et al
juic
Cornelia McGinlcv
asliiii'-ton Mutual In
si. ranee ( cni) any
iStatc Mutual l'iie Insu
ranee Company
Daniel B. C.iiilield vs
Alhiu Newberry
John Hunter
vs Thomas llas.-r
is John llaai;
D Hoats for M 5wcny v, J'!,lk ,wil'" ,u,Ucf!
' . to terrctenant
Oliver B Ililliard vs John liartman Jr
John W Peal vs Joseph Diinmick, et. al
Christ & McFaddeu vs Susanna lieil
Wendel I. Kclfer vs John V Wolling v
William porsuian el al vs John Parks
Jane Bogar s Georo P. Buyers et al
John Bush Ac Wi,'c v Nathaniel Saxtons adm'r
AnBtlira Gehrig vs Georce Eckerls adm'r
J ck A tshisslcr vs Daniel Glenn
Iicuben Fagelv 4 Co vs John Eoisrr c C'o
Jacob K Kluadi vs J Fay A J ll.irman
Daniel Gibson vs Jacob Benuert iV Wm I'uhlcr
J Ott Bockcfcller vs
Hugh Martin v
George Paifair v
Hobcrt H ulchiilhon vs
Samuel Diving vs
Joseph Writzcl vs
Jcse C Hoi ton
L't ubeu Vro'.el
Ilaiiisoo ileiui
Henry I. aim l'.x'r
It D Cumminga
Benjamin 11. 'bins
Jordan e- Welker for Lodge No !!'! vs William
r a (rely
David McMieken
Dennis C Caul
vs
II D Cuiuinins
vs
Jacob Kline
Benjamin b'ubius
11 D t'ununinge.
Abraham llrubcndahl
James lieed Gainirhee
rs .11110
Ham,
Abraham 'Front vs
John S Good vs
Jacob llil'.iisli vs
Morris I. Hullowell vs
Scull it Thompson vs
Bun clt S i7'ru t co vs
llichard B Biiltcu A ro vs S.111111
.iames in: mid, 1
ProthoiK lary s Olfiee
liee. I
fi, 185').
Sunbury, October
Luiulier Yard,
r"llll Bi.hscrilu r would tesK.i'lfullv inform the
-- citizens of Sunbury, and Noithuml erhrnd
and aitioiuiiij counties, mar lie lias opened a
Lumber Ynrl
in tbe lot fiontine on Cranbeirv St., a short dis
tance East of the Steam .Saw Mill, where lie has
now a large amount of StasoneJ runnel I'lnul,
aha runnel Boards, and sll other Boards and
Bciidiho MATKBtii, such as will be wanted for
building purposes. Also a large amount of
Shingles on hand, which w ill be sold from 16 up
to t6, according to quality and til. Please (jive
US a call and exsmino our price snd quality.
N. B. Farmers who aro iaj want of Shingles
will pleas call ts we will sell lo von low.
r J. E.LEIB.Sup.
. tSuubury, Mey , !Si3 I Jf -
'Eureka, Eurcl;a."
VE IfAVL rOUND IT AT LAST".
7VJ0W for tho little ones. V i,y will parents
waste hours and days in I. i,i '.ess endeavors
to get perfect pictures uf locir ei.ii.lreil and after
sll get nothing but a po-ir, nii.-c.at le caricature 1
Wo would say, come lo our
EXCKLSOItt CALI.KRY
and we will guarantee to mnke you a perfect
picture, by 0r E,.,.c r.io Chkm.c.l troceaV
that work. i, fro,,, J to S second..
W'n .t.,r.. Tl '. . 1,1.1 1 , ,.
" ... . ., '
; 1 ..'.. '11.1 'hm ui.. ns we are nif
" 1'"" ' in' " '""I io our nil-
Icre.,1 estiihlishttienui in New Ibig'and and the
.ilMiI.e States. J-or pictures oi ml till, tl.f silver
medals w tecein-d fiom Ibe A iiieriv.. n
Institute, Ncv 'i'oik and i'ian'..l;;!, Pliilndelpliia.
togclhrr with the niiiuerutis picniiiiiM lrni,i
County Fair-, in sullicient proof tht they urc
the XeJ'tns VI: m of perfection.
n would cull pnrtiiul.tr attention to out
,i'iilbo!ypcr..-D,igiiei,reiti tics in Oil,
D. C. I.i.m ivs ,t (:,,.',' luy Cbcsltmt Stic t
Philadelphia. M'itu htrci.t, o;ipu;le site ll.nnn.
d:-u ibiuso. Sj,viii-fieiJ ar.l Collin' Building,
W estiiel.l. .'..'n vi.
N. II. t.Jnr cstiTb'i-l.inpftt illiupinatr.l bv
the
briii
otirvv ol cur
I tcti.ircs bv
:.:f-.t'j Lni
D..
bi
'.- otWio;- ll.:r.. rf.n i;
"i. otnn ami vt."
Phila., Muv 2y, Ii".. Iv
t.
EEAVEI', KUEKIi & HOCKS,
HAE received a very i.ir.re anaorttueitl
FALL AND WIN'i Cll GOODS,
consisting in part of
'.() pieces .'liu.sliii.de-Liins ut 4 to C- n:(.
I'll)
id r-i i-i fi
" -S to o.'i cents.
ill)
" Calicoea at 5 C 1 8 It) and l'-'J..
First rate ealieo, inaildrr color al H and l)'cctits.
CO pieces Debegc ut 1- and -Jo etn.
K! pieces 0-4 French Meiino.il 1(!0 to lliVL
l!'i!) long and souare Sliav. is, it from 1,5,1 In -V.JI)
UO pieces black, colored. liurid nnd plain t'ilks,
tiKeliur with fiery variety uf Goods suited t, tin;
season, at as low lalca a:: can be had in Phila
delphia at ret:: il.
A lar,;u assortment of Carpets, Stoves of all
kinds lor wood or coal. Cull and ace, as He will
sell you goods at such prices as will give satis
faction. Lcwisbutrr, Sept. SI, 18.1:1. Ct.
fJtis I'i In f.u A.
1 .tl 111 lis:
HElfolCK, HOUXIIvTO & BE0THE2,
- . .... il
o. .'l Siurt'i Second Street, Above Vine,
?I -WING bad many years practical experience
in the business, und as all work sold by us
is manufactured under our immediate supervision,
we tire enabled to olb'i lo purchasers superior ar
ticles, in every branch of our trade, upon the most
favorable terms. At our More may bo found, in
every variety ond style oOinish, (') an, , ,,,,
Chandelier,!. Pendant. Wide Brackets, for Halls,
Churches. Ac. the I.MPEOVEI) PINE OIL
LAMP; also, 1'inid. l.nr.t and Oil La-nps, Gir
andoles, B:pc:e Holder-; Parl..r, Nil.t und
Heading Lamps. On hand, L-.mm Glasses.
Globes. Wieks. Shades, Ar, ALL WOKK
WABI5ANTED.OR NO ."SALE. Factory No.
SO Noble St., near 4lh.
Kcmembcr store S'.'l N. rd st,, r.c.t door to J.
Stewart Depuy'a carpet store.
Septemljer 10, IS.;:). Sin.
WILLIAM GROVES & CO'S
Upholstory, Ik-deling Fcn
l!n;p Wiiroiiousi.
S. E Corner Second and Arch Streets,
rMrivvE'Eir-irrA.
GrKir.G BEDS, Fealiier lUds, Hair Mats,
' -J Dusk, und titiuw .M.itirisscs. Cushions, (..'ot,
Coinfortable Couut.-i-par;.., fiackings, Blaiiketn,
etc., Ac. Cnnstantly b.i.nd or made to cr.ler
and sold Whch.a'e and llctail, on th? most umh
aijie tei'iiii!.
FE.T!i
ilA.l!
--s. iitt
sj.'C.'t'iNelv
by the b.dc or po.if.J.
ited, pr.iinpt'y e.ecut
suti.-rcciio.i.
N. B. Maiti-ciset
OrJ
SJ.i
, atK, v.a.
ii'.t-J to five
e-mriJc and Feathers rc
icuo'. a'o.'J.
Phila., Sept. 10. tBf.1.3m.
Live and Help Live!! !
OtT. illiTlO.
S. IJ. THOMPSON
H'J KSPECTFL'I.I.Y informs his friends and
3 ''a the public geiieiaiiy, that hehasju't rc-
ceivcd at hie store, in Siiiibury, I clow Weaver's
Hotel, a lurjje, handsome and cheap assorttacnt
of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOOD?,
consist in;; in part of
Drj Goods, viz :
Cloths Cosinters f'assinets. Jeans, DriUi.iz,
Muslins, I'cstins, Linens, t'c.
LAD1F.S DliF.SS AND FANCY GOODS,
tVx.i'.i. Muslin ih Lnins, Luicns,
Ctnzhaius, li:.ra$es, RlWs, l;e.-
.'ai3i', 'l'eas, Ci'r'ee. Bice, Mola -ses, Cliccse,
Wj icca, Fisii, Salt, ie., &c, Ate
Nails, Screws, Files, Saws, Kuiiesi Fwika, ic.
Cucensw&ro,
of various sty !cs and patterns,
boot3 Airn sszoi:3
A l.ir;e as.rtineiit of Duots nnd Slices, for
men, women and children.
Hits Cirs, & t'., of vuiious sizes and styles.
llesi-.lrs a largo and I'ei.einl n-snrl incut ol
fashi.iuable OlhI. C'ull and c.ii.ijtic furnui-
SlilCS.
IV Country produce .1 all Kinds laken iii
cxhane at the highest innrkcl pri.-cs.
ts'.iiibiiry,4 1110. 3:1, l.Si"l.
Porte Jloiiuaies,
POCKET BOOKS, AND FANCY GOODS.
fSiHll intention of the Trade, nnd others, in
E. want f Pinto M niuaies, Pocket Honks.
Bankers' Cases, Dies-iug Cases, Portable Wri-
tin Des,;s, Il.ie1.:.'iini'i"ii and Cbc.s )oarl.s.
( 'l.cssincn, Ptiiil, i;cil, and f-i'ver Cord Cases.
W'oik lloi-i, Ca'ns, Needle Books, Money
Belts, Ciaar Cases, Po'llolios, Haiors and Uaz-ir
Stiuis, Tiaiellini; Flasks, and line Cutlery, to
trclher with a 1 j variety of I'anci Oootis,
which will li- sol. I at the Incest rules.
F. II. SKITK,
Poite Monnaie and Po.'ket Hook Manufictiin r,
i05 .-In 'i St. Khs SiMh, Philadelphia.
Sept. 17, l?.'-3 tf.
ADIE.S DltKss iUiwD-s Dress S,::.,
A French Merino, Persian Twill. De Laiues.
Do llcrajri", rasluiieres, c ilico, wnilud, cjlms,
shiinc.etle, cutis. j c, ju-t rcceiie.l and lor sale by
Sept. 10, 1HS3. I. W.Tl'.M'.lt & ( 1
INDIAN CtlOLAGOl.TK An cv.elleni rs-
' inedv for lliu cuie of Fever and Aiiue, Hi lioiiS
Feier, liiteruiittcnt or llcmit'.'iit r'eis, just re.
cciv. J and for sale by I. W. Til. Ml K A CO.
Sunbury, Sopt. Ill, IS'i.1.
WACKEKEL. Sralle.l rih, Heriiiiss, Diied
i-'Ji Eeef, Hams and cheese. jirt M. civcd and for
sale by 1. W. TENKU e CO.
Sunbury, Sept. 10, 1SC3.
fplendid lot of Carpelins, Floor Oil Cloth,
il l,lo Oil covert, Carpel chain, door mats
snd lliaitinij. just received and for sale by
Sept. Ill, 1653. 1. W. TEN ER & CO.
UiU fchore. Date Caps and Gum Shoes,
u,jt received snd for aile l r
Sept. 10, 1853. I. W. TUNER & CO.
W KITING FLITD and self aesling Ens
l.u.es. lust received ale for sabs bv
urd
d 19. ISM 11 V. MA joe n.
ILEUE 13 YOUR RLLILDY!
ITol I (iw.ny'j )S i.t me nt.
A MCT MlrtAl lri'.'S CI Rt; (IP PAU LttP
AITKP.
13 VKAI-S' SLI-ri.I'.INtJ.
Extract oi'a Letter from .Vr; IV m. Cilpin, cf
TO, St. ilarfs Street, IftymoUh,
dated Mcy 15A, l30.
. .. rnii-Mnr Mnl l.eVnT.
. I'?,'-,Al Vic "l'? "f wil m t) m.b
Thai n:.1!' Ztt,:,!?.u T -e
bitt,,,,,,!. lKr a,,,i, SZ;;'!;:,1
I 'PltlllT .llS U'M. ll,.n. ...... I . "
or un( trsstl
.trftetniff. inn r.. . .i..
I nitiri'tv nf r. i,i m-
I..MV inniily- tl
i wttrniiir
wi'l,..,.. it.... . ,. - i .i . ' "'"i"' " was iiifl. lait
Z l r l, . . V'lr, Slid It,, stsl.
- - a-, I usd i.nra f.sa vmir Adv.
I.T'?''' '."'.r l'' V""r - ait Oiniin.,,!
I mi l. tin n li
-1 res wf, a:t. r H'r ,,,), K,iy (,,, '
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T' :l, p ...v if, r.iml hM.l.l.
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"i!''-X'Ji't'''i "t":''u- ""
I . I. -i.vii.1 us n;e 3i't,.-iit ,,i i-i.,w.rtr.r,
""') WlLl.fAM OAl.t-lN
I a i i:itx 7fi vi:ai;i ch-- ack cvi'.r.n of a
v : !,!(:, ,r 3o VKAr.f.' standi."-)
I C.vy ,4 .1 I.tt:
'j
crfiom Mr. Vtn. Albs, Uuild-
tr off,
''I (Jffns. cf Uuskelifs, near Hud
i.'. t'.jUtl M.m'AUt, ISil.
r lT. u... v...v.
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I'rufcssi'T lii'l.LOM'AT,
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m-re thi.n six iismths, aiut anuii the ia rr A had
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rivnlled inetliciiH). I il'ilennin-il aaiu I" i"e y'lur Pills
nnJ (Miiiinii'iit. inrl thrr'-lMrii gave thcin a trial in l.cr e:ise,
nnd f irliinaly it win 1 itid s i. i .r .n less tliaa a in-'iith h
pmiccl enre win etIVele.l, inul 1 1,,- Ij -iu 'ir that . rri oth
er branches ot' my niieilv tinve ili i ive l In in ll-rir ma
renliy n.l'iiiifiiinj. .,w ptiuiu-K- rr e iniii-i d ll.rni t.
all my I'rieuils (Sign, il) "l KIiUMi TL'IINKlt.
S .lit nl the l--ii! IHiinent f-r' Pr.-f-i? r lIotLi'TTAY, 841
Slrun.l, (near 'IVniple lt:ir, (."wlui'.) or.-l In- ull r-.j wml.v
Uincvistn and Ueah-rt in Meth. im-i 1 1 . r nfil 'lit llie ItritlfU
c. ne. fi Ih 'r ui ttm I'liitid Slut':?, in li -xe nt aij'".,
. and CI SO". e:icll Whiili-fil... Iiy the jnini i, nl ii
s in ma Liui'ii, ami by iMi-i,si. A. li. .VI.'. e.mu,
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riirre is a rvitciderabla savii-j l.-y Inking the Israel
.ci
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cftt"in fur the pniiUines of r.aiioi
iiintl ui evifry
l are iicixe'l tn each b.ot.
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3Ii 111 iiibiii Academv,
Ziii;iiiI;i! tr, t';iio,i uu.ii.v. I't siti-i.
P.F.V. J. G. ANPACII, r ,
KEV. K. KElFFl-i!, C"''"
A. C. FISHER, PiiucipnL
MISS ELIZABETH X. U0VUU, Principal
of Fonali Department.
ED1VIS FISHER, ZYacW of Mathematics
and Vocal Music.
CIIESSELDES FISHER. M. D , Lecturer
on Chemistry, Physiology, i;'C.
The Summer Term of this flourishing Ir.sti
lute will commence on Mti.Mi.iv, Jci r i:o, ISS3.
The course of instruction wili Le ihornur!i and
practical. Matlicuuitic and il:c At.cient Lati
ruacca, as well ns otiier branches, will be taught,
es tar as- practicable, on the analytic method.
j Daily une will ba made ol the blackboard.
i (lithography, r.eadiiiir, English Cotuposilinn,
and Dcclsuiati.'!! wid receive their full share of
attention.
D'ac!i'.ii.7:, Cfltislru
Comp.s i.c., will iio la
vcvinj; ai.d Civil Encii.e.
;an of Map"., Use of
i'.it la students in Sur-
ur.:r.
l.c.-Diis iii Music, DiawiuT, Oil rintin
Water Color, &c, Oinamental Needle Work,
1cik!i a iij Botany wiil bo given by the Precep
tress, who is a graduate of Castlcton Female
Seminar:, Vermont, and comes rccomnicndvd
j by the Piiu:tpal of that Institution, as "ayounj
lady of agreeable uianners and l:i j'l literary at
j tiiii.mcuts."
1 Young ladies ar.d ccntlemen who design to
I I ecnitt teachers, will find this Institution ail cfii-
cicnt scho.'l for prcparnlicn, sine there will bo
connected with it, (jurin; the great part of tho
j J'car. a Tki iii.ns' Ins i i i u r:, the members of
j whic h will hae tho otitnirtuuitv of atlcndii'.i; an
Evening ("ouiie of I. cuius on School Teaching,
and ac'.iiiin j a jiradic.il knowledge of the art,
under tbe supervision of the Principal.
The gjvcrninciit of the school is based upon
' tlie law of universal love, which enjoins upon all
' to do lo others as tiny would think it right that
! others should do to the in. Hence the rules will
j be mildly, though strictly enforced; and parents
! a 'id truar.lians may rr.it assuicd, that loo morals,
j hal-iis of study, and ccncral deportment of tho
j students wiil be carefully attiln'trd to.
j 'Iho builitin; is now unileroin'j a completn
1 ren.jv .-.ii i.i. It will be p'jil.te.l, I'urnislicil with
' nee. desk j. a le!', co;-.w;,ict.l re. iiati in rooms, te.
j Miwliubui is a tini'ini; and hcnllhy boiojr;1!.
jits itihal'ilai.ts arc m iul, biteliiei.t and ruler
I pii.siiii;. Its street hava tieen rcceully graded
and pave.l. It i, in everv respect, a pleasant
and desirable retreat for s'udeuts. W'r. therefore,
I trust t'.ial the f. iends of eduintion will dtciu tho
i Acadeinv woithy of their liberal support,
j IT- The pii. e of board, in the best of piivato
j families, ib.es not exceed Cl.oU per week.
; N. li. siu lciiU may enter the Academy at
: any llo.e dining the term ; yet it is desirable
; thnt tbev be present, if possible, on ihs first day,
Miiili'libtaa. July 16, 1853. 0m.
I
X. M . Newnatu's
Rem, Norwegian street, Pclizvillt,
i-u.'f
'J
lem.a.
t'isiiisl.ii'.S' Miop,
ff ,s CONSTANTLY ON HAND A PUP-
ply of all sines of Lead Pipe, t'beet Lead,
Block Tin. Bath 1'ubs, Shower 15. libs llMlra iti,
Il.iac, Douiic and Single Acting Pumps am Wa
ter Closets ; also, all kinds of lira Cocks fnit
j ' J 'a' 0ii C !'. "d Olol
1 for Ens'tiies. All kind.
01 i opj-er 1 orn ami
l.catCil u.ii,..,cr at tho
1 riuiiiiniii; don .' in tile
j shortest notice.
N. il. Casli paid for old f!rs-:j ".Tr.l Lead.
Pottsville, Atia. li. ly
SVU I JE W A li D-
f51li: alw.ve rcwirl will le pad for iff.'
l lion lh.it wiil lead to the I'is'M'-iv.
C.Mivirti-Hi !' lbe tiers'Ui O' Kimi'U '. 1 v..-,e
of lili'ii:;'. lbe axe,' m.ves ii lbe puf i 1 r' -i ,.iu.
I cars of tlie Plii'a.Mpl.ia tan J Si.iibii-.' i
I i ilh sand and d.tl.
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eiTOXE cutleis snd laborers ca .1 h . 'i "v
' employ and a winleiaj ih. (n- ; .. :
the water,) at the I ni.m and u-y ifi. 1 1 !'i.:r..
al Chantual), Liiion eoiintv, Pa, 1:..
j twecn Lnerpool and Norihoiir.M'ibv.iJ. Vj it-
boieis 91, "S ler dav will l o ei'cn.
Li'inNuiNG & nsnr-K.
Chapman, Sept. 17, It-.'3 if.
WHESH Vanilla Bean of a superior quality
- just received and for sal bv
June 4, IK.V1 If. B. MASSER;
wroin SMLN. A
In of double and siiials"
I bar.
el led sruns. alio! belts, powder fltl a, gulf
ps, Cinta, powder, shot snd lead for sale by
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