.MJ;Iorrc0poiibciue..
" 113-Th following letter ihouM have
appeared in our columni i month aince,
kad it not beea mislaid, W trust lhat it
it not ) t too late, and therefor lay it
bfort our reader-:
' 1 ' . , ' Fiit tit Banbury American.
' llaghrsvillt. Potter Connty,
. , Ooib.r 29 h, 1853. .
' Dix. Si As a piopoaaturof truth you
rill no doubt admit soma of the following
remark in vur esteemed paper, in order to
ditpel the uncertainly, which apprait to pie-
ail yet about our settlement. Most of you
readers must hare heaid ot Ol Bull' or I be
Norwegian Oulany; ihey probably rrcullt-ei
too, (ta brilliant beijitiniiiir, and may have
heard aomelhinsr abont il decease ! Il i true
Ule Bulla colony, (in itself an improper niimei
having produced arnonii a number of Norwe
gian the opinion f lormiiia an iiulependnnl
Norwegian Mate,) is no more. Olu Bull.
ifieil that (in rnuld neither to hi own, nor
other people' satisfaction nr heart rnnteni,
gave up all hi claims to the few ihnnand
acre of land, ha really possessed, ami to all
hi personal properly there to be found, for
the handsome nn of 17,000 dollar Bui it
i a creat mistake to believe, that tlie
lieaut iTuI land ha once owned, ami al; the
other around them, are not worth rntiivatinir
because the famous musician failed in et
lling lhem. On the conliary, since he i nut
any mora concernad in I lie undertaking, ev
ery thing will on very nice anil practical.
Thnueh many of Mr. Boll's followers and
proteges have gone away fiom heie digitat
ed and dissatisfied, because the) expected a
little mure than every thins without; work'
oral leat with only '.ha slightest degree of
activity, there are Mill a number of excellent
tnen here of Mr. Bull' importation, and con
hUntly new comers make their appearance,
and ask nothing better, than to fettle in n
land of promise, like Kettle Creuk valley and
neighborhood. Our soil i unsurpassed, our
timber in all il varieties of the best kiiul
our climate is charming and healthy like
Arcadia, water- power i everywhere to be
found, the same of game and excellent fish.
Land is cheap at the average price of three
dollar per acre, purchase con J ii ions accom
modating and the deeds reliable.
But besides all these advantage you will
find some exquisite society, learning and ed
ncation in all degrees, up to the very highest
You will find settler from all pails of the
globe living in perfeol harmony. Let nie
give you but one example. At a late visit of
a number of distinguished centleman, anions
whom was ouramiuble and learned Atiorn-y
General, Mr, Ilimhes, in our settlement, a
Captain in the late Hungarian army was uni
ted by universal request through the latter.
1o n young German girl. The functionary
performed the office so ably and solemnly,
that all tho numerous wituesses were deeply
moved, and so highly pleased, that they
agreed by unanimity to give tho name of
Mr. Hughe to the villago where he so kind
ly assisted to unite the happy ami handsome
pair. The baptizing of ihe village went off
in the most excellent style, and the chain
paigtie sacrificed to ihe benefit of la Belle
alliance (the prally match ) and in Imnur of
the godfather, was certainly of ihe best from
Eperuay. We all were know tug ones, but
gave a verdict, that the i-h in puisne (and
suppei) in the hotel ol Ilughesville, ueie ot
the fiisl quality The next placea few miles
Juun the creek is railed Walhalla, (tho par
alise of the ancient Geimanr.) A Germnu
physician residing there sjave that name, on
account of the beauty of the scenery and be
ing convinced that ihe location is one, n here
any man niiht find and enjoy perfect hap
fines. One of ihe inhabitant of your town, Mr.
L ha heard, seen and lasted all mentioned
in tho foregoing, and has been so much
pleased with tho experiment, I lint be piomi
sad to sea us soon again. 1 hope ho will,
and may bring some ol his neiyhbtn along
la look al our lauds, limber and imple
ments, lhat Ihey may get ihe i-uuvictioii that
the settlement of Keille-Cicek in Poller
county, are not only not given up, bin in a
beiler condition than rvei, and wi:li tuitr
prospects than al uuy previous lime.
Reepecllullr, mi is,
John Smith.
We take tha following from tho Star of
January 2d : .
nca j tar $ u ay in n asnmgwn. aii our
r t t w Hf f m ah
world's agog to-day, drinking, cutiug and nia
king merry. From 11 A. M. until 3 P. !.,
according lo Ihe prevailing custom, Ihe
bouse of hundred of persons, mostly in
publio life, were thrown open lo all acquain
tance who chose to call. Eg nogg and ap-ple-toddy
were leady for Ihe guests in mod
of them, though it is not customary on such
an occasion to drink sufficient to have il
"show" upon tba di inker. The day has
been ono of great hilarity, indeed, with all
round U The President (who doe not
join in this Universal treating) was visited by,
perhaps, Cv thousand people, comprising
persons iu every walk of life. From 11 A.
il. until 2 P. all part of the reception
room of the Executive Mansion werecrowd
d no other reception chamber iu this
country ever re ,
The torpt diplomatique, and tba military
nd nival men in Washington, weia there ni
full costume, of course ; their gusrdy (rap
pings oven casting iut the shade the flurry
f tho ladies, bundled of w hoiu were most
elegantly and eilravaganlly attired. The
President received his guests with the Mar
shal of the District of Columbia at hi side,
who introduced all stranger to him, their
lam being whispered in his" ear as they
arrived immediately in juxia-posiiion with
the Chief Magistral. It was impossible, ef
course, for any ono to say mora to tho Piesi.
dent than to "pas lb complimenia of the
san ;" as Ibe pressure of arriving guest,
coming in a packed lieara a reitle
that of Niagara, apparently forced all bef ro
t I push ahead and keep moving.
k Bursa Tbif, at L Angelo, California,
vas iitaneed to receive, la addition lo fit a
and impriaoorooDi, fifty lb or tko bar
back.
COMPACT OHDSJR. . v
., Aauoaror thi DawtaT Goasds,",)
Sunburj, Deo. list 185 J. (
. The Duartls have received wiih unfeigned
sorrow the intelligence of the derease ,f
the r late comrade GEORGE M. GRANT
Many estimable qualities endeared him to us.
Ha was a generous, kind, true fiiend j a sol
dier always prompt active and efficient. We
who have loat so dear a comrade, can well
appreciate and sympathiso -wiih Ihe keen an
guish q! bis sorrowing relative. '
His early death cautious us to be roidy to
miitrh wheu the drum beat.
In respect to his memory the member of
this Corps will wear the usual badge of mourn
ing and the color be craped, fnr ihity da).
J H. Zimmerman,
( has J. BaoNKa,
M L. Shindkl,
Ht.sar Oonnc.
At ihe recent session of the County Couit,
in Annapidis, Passmore McCollnugh, Kq.,
was seutenceil to pay a fine of 100, accord
ing to ihe verdict of the jury in Ihe rase, for
an attempt to bribe a piosecnting witness to
absent herself from Contl. In pronounr.inu
o tenee, he Anna prilis Gnr.etle sa)s, the
Judge did justice to ihe motives of Mr. Mrs
llongh in the transaction.- who, jt n
shown by the evidence, had not Viewed his
act as violative either of justice or law, but
as mutually advantageous to Ihe pnr lies con
cerned. Tnr.ATTr.MrT to Assassinate Lol-is Na-
poi.kon. A citizen of Ulica, now in I'aris,
writes lo a friend in the former city, under
late of the 7 1 h iust., as follows, in relation
to ilia alliidjjcd attend to assassinate Luuii
Napoleon :
'Napoleon was wounded slightly last week
at Foutainblcau. 1 do not know whethcrynu
w ill see an account of it in our papers, us it
has not been published here. He was fired
at three times, one ball passing w ithin a few
inches of his head, another giazcd his side.
The perpetrator was instantly killed and the
affair is hushed up." Albany Argus,
Hr.A vy Loss The Rondonl (N, Tf.) Courier
sliitcs that eleven boats loaded with coal, and
belonging to the Pennsylvania Coal Company,
near that place, while on U.eir to New Yoik,
in tow of the steamboat Indiana, were sunk
near Nyack on Sunday, the I8 h nil. On ing
lo the breaking of the rudder chain of the
steamboat, they got in a trough of the sen,
and there being a heavy swell, were all
stamped, and sunk in water thirty feet deep,
It is very doubtful whether any of them can
be raised.
A Ci.r.aiiVMAS. An old and valuable sub
scriber has sent us a certificate fiom one o(
his Parihiouers, which ho wishes published
for the benefit o! hisueighbois, and the com
uiuiiiiy at In rue. It slate on authority thai
needs no cuntiimution, Ihn particulars of a
remarkable cnie by Ayer's Cherry Pectoral:
in article w.e have already taken occasion lo
notice, and which we have reason lo believe
is wmlh notice This sufferer had been ie
dnred very iiw from the eflecls of a Cold
Coimh, catii-ed by over exeiliou at a fiit
neatly three )eaie since, ami from w hich il
was evident tu his friends that he was fast
hastening to a premature grave. Many of
the remedies of the day and the ml vice f
eminent Physicians bud all fasled to aflonl
him relief, when he whs induced to try Ihe
Cherry IVclniat, which soon cured him.
The cio wiled Mate of our columns will not
h.I in i I I ho full particulars, but we earnestly
iuvjie the attention of our readeis to the ad.
verlisemeiit in another part of our paper.
Christian Chroniclt.
ALMANAC
FOR THE YEAR
PltEt'ABt'.U FOR TUB
Sunburn Vmcrtcan.
'S f H "i "J
ii H 5 H
.-..51 .V
MONTHS.
JANUARY,
2. 3 4 5i 6 7
I
y,io ii
I ti 7 IK
I
12 1-i
It) 2U
11
21
28
24 !i.V
6 27
J03I!
I
,11
18
'25 !
FEBRUARY,
2 3
6 7
K 14
20 21
S7 28
9- IU1
I5I6 17
23 24
in nM r
oiArvvU)
2 al 4
i!io:n
13'U
M 21
IS 16 17j IS
22 23 24
2913(1 31
25
28
I APRIL,
2 3
9 10
16 i7
18.19
29156
!
2i 3
9 i fi
le, 17
30
MAY,
14
IH 19
21 22 23 '24
28. 2i(, 31) 31
JUNE,
l! 2 3
6
81 9' 10
15 16 17
12 13
IS 19 20
22 S3
29.30
21
it6.2T
JULY,
1
8
15
22
31 4
toln
6, 7
13 14
20 21
1
25 20
27 28
12!)
AUGtrsT,
1 2
3 4
5
12
19
26
8
0.10
II
15.16 17 It.
21 U 23 24 25
SEPTEMBER,
xa:29,30 311
I
2
9
51 n
14.15,16
?l.t223
OCTOBER,
a.v30
5 61 7
I IS 14
19120 21
2H 27 9
NOVEMBER,
8' 81 4
5. 6
9 10,11
1 13 lit
14' 16 17 I
19
20 tl
22l23.24.85
26
27 88
DECEMBEB,
3130
,1
41 5
l 7
13 111
20 21
A 9
IS 16
11,12
I7;i,t
22 83
34 26 28,37 3 230
3,l I I I I I
SUNBUltY AMEKICAN AND SKAMOK1W JOUHNAL.
ttollovay's Pllti ojm'n Effmooa in Cv.
ring Stvtrt Cum ef Rheumatism Extract
of a letter from Mr. William Davlea, of S6
Regent-road, Sal ford, dated April 12lb, I86S
To Piofessor Hollo ay Sii" I was trou.
blod for soma mouth with ihuemalio pains
hi all my limbs, and triad eveiyihing ( could
hear or think of without any good effect; at
last 1 was recommended 0 y j-our pn a
few doses of which relieved me, and beforo
I hud Giib-hed the aecund box I was quite
well, and am still in the enjoyment of uund
health. Mr. Whilaker, druggist, of this place,
will Venfy this lutuinoiit."
" 1 - i i ii
2Hjc iHarto.
Philadelphia Market
Jan. 4, ISM
Flora and Meal. The maiket is oniel
but linn. S.re-ol wins 500 bids, at 7 85
per hoi. lor g -od and common extra. Tlieie
s a sicutly demand (in city consumption
- ilhiit Ihe range of $7 60 a S8 lor common
nil extra b a -ds live F.uur is inn- live ;
lasi sales al St 5 25 pet'thl, and Com Meal
i tichauued .Sale ol Brand w iov al $3 80,
la-t sales of Pennsylvania al S3 29.
GitAlN Wheal is in demand. Salea of
prime led. Rye ut Otic. Com isjmore active,
at 6970ii. for new )ellow in store. Oat
Lanl sales Southern nl 40i4lu.
Whi-kct. Sales ul bbl. al S9u., and hhds.
at S3 cent.
SUNHUKV
WlltAT.
Rtr.
Onnx,
Oats.
Potatoi-.s,
Dkcnwix
II ti Ki.tn Flax.
Bcttaii.
Knn.
PlIRK.
Ftxsr.:n.
T ALLOW.
1'RICE CURKKNT
140
87
0-J
40
50
It
25
20
15
8
125
10
New Advertisements-
Estate of R0SANNA 1IEIDI0, dee'd.
TOTICE is hereliy given that letters testa
niculary havo bcenijranlel to the uWril'cr
on tbo e.tat of Kosauna Ntidig, Inte ol Lower
Augusta township, dee'd. All those knowing
themselves indcliled to, or having claims against
said eMuto, arc requested lo niuka sctlleuient
without delay.
DAVID KEESEH, Es'r.
Lower Augutta, Dec. 31, 1S53. Ct.
SUSaVEHANNA EAIL E0AD.
A MEETING of Ihe Stockholders of the Sns
cj noli h ii na Kail lioud Coniany will be held
at llm Itailrond oflice, in IIairiliurr. on the
second Monday of January, 1S51, lietwven the
hours of ono and three o clock, P. M., for the
purporc of electing one President slid Iwrlvo
IJircctors to manage the alfairs of the said Com
pany the ensuing year.
K. S. IIOLLINS, SScc'y.
December 31, ISS3. to.
'F'O HIT, The house on 15roa.l-.Tny now
-"- occupied by Siiuou iMailz. Apply to
VM. M CAUTV.
Sunhury, Dec. 31, 1853 if.
NOTICE
rFMin annual Election for Directors of the
-- Trcviirlon, Mahanoy and Sus:mehanua Hail
Unad Compsuy, will be held at llirir o'iice,
Trinity IJuiiding, New Vo.k,.on Monday, the
Oth of January, 1 851.
v Order
F. L. JOHNSON, Scc'y
December 31. 1P.VJ. St.
List of Jurors,
rF'N'cirlhumberlaiid Couut, for
!-peci,
Courl, to cumiiieuce on Uio 16ih ol Jan
uaiy, 1 854
SuMttaT. Fiederick Lazarus tanc Siler,
J-ihii A Shii-i-ler, Jaied Biochiii (Ji nrje C.
Welker, John llaus, tiamuel J. Fiy, M Clay
Go-1 In; it.
iNoirnii'MDF.Ki.AND John Hummel, Win.
Feii) ill. C'has McUiegor.
Miltun J. V (Jooillander, Ileniy Frick,
E'ih Wiiliiui.
Tl'huut Thomas Ritter.
Delaware William ti. Bryson, David
Uollld.
Lewis Georue Dimsn.
Point John Mouscr, James Scott, Joseph
Neslul.
Ui'PKR Aur.i'STA Genige Folk, William
Kiamer.
Lovr.n tci'TA. Daniel Conrad, John
Youl y.
iiami'KIN Samuel B Giluer, Wm. Far
roA, Joh'i Kvirelt, Obediah Campbell,
F.phiiiim Z'n.meimnn.
Ilt'sii. Daniel G'lnsert.
Caai. Thomas Caldwell, Joseph W Dim
miek, Philip Siambach.
Cam ebon. Peter Weikel, Daniel Kiamer-
. List ol Causes,
ni? trii.l ii. (list f.Mirt nf Cnmmmi PIasm
iif !jtrtltiiiit1trliliil l!ntisili ul lililiuru
A. V., 1654.
TLAINTIFFS. Dlil'ENDANTS.
Henry Klaze &. Eve his wife vs
Jacob Zartman'a
aduiiiuslralor
J B Masker v
Dauiel li. Canpeld . v
Juhii Hunter . vs
Johu L Yeager vs
1) Hoats for M 8wcny vs
Iteubeu t'agely
Cornelias iMvCimley
John Haag
Coergo litight
S Jenks with notice
to tcrrelcnant
Chrut A. McFadden
eudcl L Kellur
vs Susanna Kuid
vs John 1'' Wo. linger
J & A Miu.lcr , v Uauiel Glenn
lieubcu Fagelv 4' v( John Kosaer it Co
Daniel liibsun v Jacob Keuuert & Win Fabler
J Utt Kockvfcllcr vs JeaClloiton
Uugb Martin vs Keubeu i roxel
Cieurue Put lot vs Harrison Hcnu
Samuel Ewing va K D (.'uiuming
David Mc.Mickea v tsauie
John S tiood vs Xsili
Morris L Hallowell v Jauica liccd Uarnishce
bculi &. Tboiupsou va Kaiu
Uun.ell rjiaxtou 4 CO vs Kama
Kicliurd U Ui'iucii Si co v Kam
aws vs Same
Abraham Kissinger ea'rs v. John W Sismin
Jess Ususyi v . . Cieoige W Mtarucl
Jacob ti Mssser vs John H Purtly
Jacob Kliu vs Joseph Kliue adm'r
Wrn f Wagansoller vs Kipp Adamaq-hartutau
Frick & V smiling vs Vandltng Sc Vandliug
JercmisU Wctul - va Ceorg liaruiau ct al
1 eter bbeddy va Wm August fc II Kriner
EUjali (Jrawlord
M ot P Uiluiyre
va .1 Abrabaui Marshall
va , ' Desij Uulbualon
va &ewue Johnson
vs Ceorg iicktrt adm'r
vs John Weddecomb
vs Prodsiick Wiihehn
v George Conrad
vs Win H ChamlMilia
a P I l:
relet bilmyr
H V tiimpson
au Uook
C'uaiuoiiweaUb
John ii Mcloy .
tleury Wilbelro
Samuel Neidij
am bltlerd . :
Stephen Ellis adru'r
GBA- - . '"-Wi'-'-Hulcbinn
luw, WK.rlm
f-homss M WtU . " - jlcob Roub
Jacob htiwel . ij.vij Uould ...
. . '-MK8 BEARD,' 1'iotb'j.
PioUiom tarv' Olfice. , '
Sunburv. December III, 1S43. ( '.'
. ' w wu luor
Arre.b supply of Atuolds fluid just Ncstrvd
and br sal al tbl cftica.
SELLING OFF AT COST!
A Chance for Good Iarjftin ! I
TOIIN BUYERS A Co., will sail, during the
winter, at tost, for csh or coautry produce,
their xtniv stork, consisting of
DRY GOODS.
Groceries, Hardware,
QUEENSWARK,
and tha other numerous and valushls article
they have at their ttors in 8unhury. tntendiiit
lo terminate their merrtntiia business in thr
spring Ihev srs ready ta arcommodsls till thai
lima tha public in censrst with firat-rale goods t
cheip price. The winter will oon 1 over, and
spring will shortly b here, therefore call soon
ss possible, and procure oo bsrgsins Country
produce token in exchange, and "kash" not re
fused. Sunbury, Dec. 81, 1H53. If.
Kcw is the time for cheap Clothing!
Tin Great
CLOTHING STORE!
OF O. ELSBERG k CO.,
Maiket Street, opposite the Fost Office.
LK stock bss rccentlv been lurqi ly replen
iahsd, and now shows an tiloot, alus and
variety
Jcvcr licfbi'C I'qnnlicd,
In order to s;ive all n opportunity to supply
themselves with Rood snd cheap ul-ilhicg bui'ors
the approaching llolidsvi.
Amouir our chesp and choice Assortment can
be fouhd the rollowino j Fine black. Hoc. ohv
and brown Frock, Dress snd Nsck coats of cloth.
I eter Mism. cssenicre, saitinrt. beaver, full.
wbilney and blanket. Also, monksv Jackets, all
styles, colors and slulls.
PANTALOONS,
An endless variety of black and fancy Casscnirra.
satlinett, velvet and other Pants.
VESTS,
A very largo snd choic Assortment, such as
black snd embroidered, satin, fancy silk, cine
mere, cloth, worsted, velvet, Ac. Ac.
HOYS' CLOTIILXH A idea assortment of
coats, vests and pants.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A variety -of calf-skin, kip and olhcr boots, slip
pers snd shoes.
L DIES SHOES. Morocco, r nsmelled, Jen
n y Lind, gum and other boots, bootees, gaiters
and slii,ers. J
HATS AND CAPS. A variety of silk,
wool and fur hnU. black and bine cloth, plush
and oil-silk raps, mens' and boys' sizes.
Also, all kinds of miderclothiiiff. white and
fancv shirts and collars, suspenders, cloves, socks, !
handkerchiefs, Ac. 1
. UMBRELLAS, TRUNK, V ALICES,
Carpet Boss and a great many other articles too
numerous to mention.
JEWELRY. Watches brrasluins. ear snd
finu'cr rings, gold pens, with or without cases,
gold )iencits. Ac. of all kinds and at bargains.
Also REVOLVING, double and single barrel'.!
pistols.
CUT Onr clothing is made of the best snd sound
est material, am! its workmanship equal, if not su
perior to the best custoinwotk of city or country
tailors.
Wo are still continuing on our former motto,
CHEAP FUR CASH
And sre Irving to deserve still more our rapid
ly spreading reputation of having the cheapest
store in Suuburv.
Remember li. Elslierg Sc Co'a New clothing
store, Market Street, opposite the Post OllU.
Sunhury, Dec. Ct, 1803.
Notice.
7 'HE board of Directors of th Pennsylvania
- 'I raining, fccliool for Idiotic and Feeble
Minded children, incorporated by the Legislature
of Pennsylvania, April IA.3, give notice that
they wi i now receive a few additional pupils un
der 12 years of sge, into their Institution. Ear
ly spplicstion will be urcessary Iu secure admis
sion ns n il Ii their present accommodations their
number must be quite limited. Application may
be made to
Hon. llcorpe M. Stroud,
Philip H. Justice
K. Morris Wain,
Committee of Reception, Philadelphia.
Ur to Ilia principal ol the Institution,
JAS. U. RICHARDS.
Dec. 14 1853. Cermautown, Pa.
PENNSYLVANIA
CONFECTIONARY & FRUIT STORE,
aVo. 169 North 3d it , S E for. of Vine,
PHILADELPHIA.
riXHE subscrilier takes Ibis method of informing
JL Country Merchants and the public generally,
that he has re-moved from 1S3 to Ihe large and
commodious store IC9 Noirr i Third street, snd
replenished il with an extensive and well selected
stock of Confectionary, I'ruiis, Ac. which he is
cnnfi.lunt he cm otf-r t. urchatra, holcsalc
and retail, at satisfactory rates.
jr'Those purchasing for the Holliday would
do well to call and examine the slock.
WM. S. STILES.
Philada., Dec. 17, 153. 3in.
Ail Apprentice Wanted.
A N industrious lad of about IS or 16 years of
age, who wudics to learn the Tailoring bu
siness, can find good situation by applying im
mediately to th subscriber, in Suuburr. A boy
from thr country would lie preferred.
Jonathan m. uostiax,
Ruuburv. Dec. 17, 1853. 3t.
Estate of ROBERT M. 8EYDEL, Dco'd.
Ts70 TICK is boreby given to all persons inter--v
esled that Ihe undersigned has been appoint
ed by the Orphans Court of Northumbrian!
county, an auditor to distribute the assets of said
estate in the bands of John F. Wolfunrer, Ad
ministrator of said estate, to and among those en
titled lo receive the ssiue.
Hu ii) auditor will attend for said purpose at his
office iu Buubury, on the Cist Monday of Janua
ry iirtl, iu the evening.
CHAKI.ES PLEASANTS, Auditor.
Runhurv, Dec. 17, If 5b. 8U
TOR CHRISTMAS AND THE
HOLIDAYS.
flHE subscriber rcsj eclfullv informs tha public
JL tliul be baa 011 baud, a large supply of all
WATCHES k JEWELUV,
Silver and Plated Ware,
At hi Store, No. 13 South Second Utrect, Phila
delphia, which he will sell at lbs lowest price.
JAMES 0. FIDLElt.
Phil. Dee. 10, 1S8.
CRANBERRIES, Ground Nuts. Almonds,
Per an Nuts. Wall Nuts, Coco Nuts, (.'ream
Nuts, Filberts, Raisins, fist. Citron, Lemons,
Candies and Toys, just received and for sale by
Dec. 10. 53. I. W. TB.MSIltCU,
nUlt.MNQ FLUID, Campheue, Kperm and
- Whale Oil, White Lead. Linseed Oil, Tur.
pontine, Candles and Soap, just received and for
al by I. W. TENER &. CO. :
Kuubury, Dec 10, 183d.
I AT AND CAPS. K splendid lot of
I I fusbionable Bilk. Wool and Fur Hau.
also Cloth, Fur. Oilcloth, Navy and Military
Cap fr nil low by
u. EI"UCKU fl- uu,
Market street, opposite tU PoM Office.
Sunbury, Oct 8, lJ3.
WWTIN 0 FLUID aad aeir assliug Eav
lops. tuat noivad and for sal by
Anril I. IM
H. II. MAKftKlt.
J;e)Tgli,. res bills For u by .
H- D XA9K.
New and Fashionable Good It
JOHN V. MARTIN,
Faahlonablo Tnllor, 7
Dur Strut, tint dour north of C. t. Srvntr't
t , Xato VJJiet, Sunbury.
0 A3 Just received from Philsdelpiiia. the best
1 JI and most desirable stock of Good that has
evor been brought to Munbury, aucb as - '
CXaOTHS,
Consisting in part of black, brown, gna, olive
and blue. , , . . n . v j j
A spltnulJ assortment of, .. . .
suth B(i saitn. velvet, drensdine "ilk, plusli !
vets, rsshmer, Valencia, and a splendid artirle
of whit Orensdhie for wedding vests. Also-
all dearriptlons of cloth tor
OVEIICOATS. .
An c. tensive variety of plain snd fancy eassi.
mers for pantaloon. Common goods fop coats,
pants n rid costs, coat binding and crdiug( a
superior sitiile of
N Et'K Tl F.S AND STOCKS,
of the latest style, plain and fancy Mack cravats,
hosiery, suspenders, abiit collars, silk undershiils,
ilrswers, metis ilrab liuek-lincd ehsmois and
other gloves. snJ trimniines of every detcription.
Ala on hand a few nrlieles of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
warranted to be equal to his customer work snd
su-ierior to Philadelphia manufacture. All per
sons buying ready mado cloihina: of mo can have
them renpuired cratis in case of ripping of giving
our. as I warrant all my arm ies
I return mv thanks to tba p italic fnr their pre
vinos patronage and respectfully solicit contin
uance of Ihe same. As I nm determined not to be
undersold, my i;oj'i will ha disposed of on tho
mot reasonable terms lor cash.
Sunburv, Nov. 20, li?,"i3.
An Elegant and Durable Hat
.VOFa. S3.00,
Eqvni, if not sitpti ior to iny now offered.
rF0STER Cc GLBHARD,
J hud of ., biiow Lhesluut,
PHItiADU PHIA,
OFFER at very reduced prices llic following;
LA DIES' Riding Mais and Uonnets,
CHILDREN'S fancy hats, of all colors.
Cloth, Plush, snd Glnzi'd Caps, of every varie
ty of stylo. (.ENTI.EMEiVS Driving and
Travelling Caps. Soft Huts of every style and
finish, at prices to suit all. Also, Young Cents
Hats.
tp" A general assortment of Ladies' Fancy
Furs.
Pbilo., Nov. C, 18A3. 3iu,
PAllTIvERHSIP.
Mil. JOHN CLARK respectfully informs his
fricmlt and custoineia tliat be has taken
.v- into partnerbhip, Mr. Henry
r t? Parton, slid that the business of
Trf llliicksniHIiiii:'
will, hereafter, be conducted un
der the firm of Clark A Parton,
at the old stand, went of Ira T. Clement's Store,
in Market street, Sunhury.
JOHN CLARK,
HENRY PARTON.
N. B. Persons indebted to the subscrilier sre
informed that his books are in the hands of G.
M. Yorks, Ksq., for settlement.
JOHN CLARK.
fSuiibury. Dec. 3, 1853. tf.
The News of ltow the War
Relween the Turks and Ruasinns
OES on Is not of so much interest to the
inhabitants of Sunbury and its vicinity
the fact that
I. Vv TENER & CO.
have brc'j!ht up t'lis w ek from Philadelphia a
lare, beaulifnl and varied stock of goods, which
ibey will sell cheap ns heretofore. They respect
fully request their fiieiids and Ihe public to call
and sec lhem.
Sunbury, Pa.. Pec. 3. 1S53.
a. x bkii:oljv. o. tirrA.vv. ja. j.a ciivaaos
llai tliolow, TilViiny t$ Co.
IMI'ORTlvKii AND UI-AI.F.ns IN
rurcitfii :tiid Ittmicatic
DRf GOODS,
" Asn ai:ksts rmt the sale nr
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES,
. JVo, 2G8 Hultimm-t Street,
. . . Baltimore. . .
If our (ioods on eiainiu ntion, are not aa cheap
as they can be bom;hl iu any other market they
may be returned foilbwitli ui our cieusc.
Uahimoro, Nov. '20, tub's. ly. .
Shaiiit)kiii Town Lots.
'11 F sub. criber is now prepared to exhibit and
disoofl of Lots in Ihe new Town-Plat of
iiam.'kin. Persons desirous of purchasing can
asceitain the terms and conditions of sal by
tallina; on the aubsciihcr, al Sli.un ,kin.
WM. A TWA TEH, Agent.
Phamokin, Oct. 15, Ie.'3. tf.
WM. W. HAT.IER,
iVo. 99 Sorth 2iJ Street, tiro doors above th
Mt erum House,
Philadelphia.
Mnimfiu'tum' ot Pine Oil op
CompArnr, Fluid. Lard and Oil LAMPS
Chandelcirs and Caxdelabras.Jor Chare' ,
es. Stores, Parlors, Ifc-
'lIIE subscrilMr would most respectfully invito
tbe atleulion of storekceiw-rfl and tbfl Uliblic
in ueneral, to bis large slock of gooda. eonsisiintr
of lbs above named articles, which will lie disposed j
01 si mo lowest manutacturcr prices vv noic
aate and Retail.
A I so, best quality of Doming Fluid, Pin C
or ('amphiue. Globes, Similes. Wicks, iVe.
N. U. Newell' patent safety Lamps, a n 1
artirle forsnle.
Pbila., Nov. 5, 1851. 3rn.
TlDT IMallorm Scules,
Loi'g lnoirii Si verify ttxltil
.V.xcayt right The Aeluoulid-
Railroad. Ilav, Coal, and Far-
'gaWE? 11118' SCALK8, set iu any part
of tha countrv, at short notice.
UEN TS. GEO. W. COLI1Y,
HO Market st., Philadelphia,
I:. Y. llriibt, Suubury. r
Ociobir '.9. issy. Uu
l( II 'l it lt.V. Wholesale Deal
er iu t'onlcciionsry, Fruilsand Groceries,
No. .1)1 MARKET Miuet, above ill. south
aide, uext door to Red Lion Hotel, PlnlndslpUia
Phila..()et. 119. ItiS-l 3m.
I.EtNsW AHE. L'euulilul cts of Tea
ware, ill China, Sloue China and Delf,
Dioir and etupiier Dishea of all kinds, 'J'uilcl
Cets, covered Dishes, China rruit llakeU and
Ornaments, Fluid Lamps, Lanterns, Glassware
in variety, and Tumblers fioin 61 cent upwards,
iust received awl for sale by -
aHA VVL Uroebe, Tbilt and Woolen in
v great variety Ulark and Fancy Dreas8ilk,
Silk lace, velvet and ottier Trimmings, Worked
eollara, under-sleevs, sbimsxclle, culls. us to.
ecivsd and for aalc by I. W. TENER & CO.
Sunbury. Dec. 1(1. 18 '3. -
HARDWARE.. Table Cutlery. Jiaaors,
Pocket Knives, Hand Saws, Wood Kws
in frames. Axes, Chisels, Dupr Iokssnd Hiuyas
Hand yii, Wit, Vi'.,j'.',":i-Vr?!,i K"
Hilaby I. W. JENCR vX VO, (
yonkuiy, De. 10, .
Look to your IntereatSi !
W will try toflvnt .
' S. M. THOMPSON
fI"T) EtPECTFULLY Inform hi friend and
Jr ilia public generally, that bo has Just rr
reived al I.U store. In Market tti-oot. Sunbury,
Lelow Wtsver'a Hotel' an exlenaiv stock tf,
Fall and winter goods,'
. .-, consisting in part of -
:J)vy Goods, viz : -
CUtths CntsimrrtH. Cusil, Jeans. Drilling;
' MuXlins. Vesimii. Lintns, Irt.
' LADlE.i DRES3 AND FANCY GOODS,
Cvlitots, Muslin ill Ltins, Latent, k.
'J. : . (.'iaenama. llnuts. lluhs, , ., , ,
i ,. Wuvltns. Flan nits, tft. . , u
.- .. ' in;l-:li-'.!i, . i,.,..- :
1 Swgtt, Tens, Cvfl'ee, Ric. Mobisses, Cheese.
( , i5iicc, iSalt, '&C, tcv., Ac.
' IJnrthvsii'c, ' .' '
Nails, Screws, Files, Saws, Kuives Folks, dec.
Queens ftd Gia'gwnie,
of various sijles and paliem.
HOO VM J.im SHOE i.
A larj assortment of Hoots sud r-boe. fur
men, women sud chihlien.
Hits Cats, A;r., of vaibnis sires and f-tyles.
llesiilcs a largo and general assortment of
fashiousblo goods. Coll and .ia,ninc loi'your
selves. t .
LIT Country produce ot all kiln!, taken in
exchange at tha highest market p'i.i s.
Sunbury, 11 mo. Sli laid. 4 in. 30, 'o3.
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
Villi nnd W inter Goods.
3. E. 6: I.lVKtaXHIJ,
RKSPECTFCLLY o'tmounce to their friendu
sud ti c public in general, that they' hn-.e
received at llieir Old .Stand, in Upper Augusta
township, ' Nortliumberhiiid county. Pa., their
Full an j Winter Goods, and opened to the public
a full assortment of
HEPwCHAXDIZE, &c,
Consisting in part of Cloths, black and fancy
Casaimcrs, HuttincUs, Flannels, Checks, and
all kinds of Winter Wear.
Also I splendid assortment of
' ladiS3 Ercsj Goods,
Calicoes, Ginghams, Muslin do I. nines. Plnid
Cmlnuoic, De lego. Merinos, l.iv statu
Long ! 1 1 n va. Is. Ac.
AI.io a fresh supply uf (gl ut ei let of all
kinds,
Hardware and Qucensware, a fivsh supply
ol DriK' and Mediciuea.
Wooden Ware.
Also a large ossortineiit of Coots and
Shoes, suitable for Men, Women and
Children, ll.ils nnd Caps, such
as Silk, Panama, and other
l.'ata. Suit, Chcos, Ac.
Call and !?ee.
Cheaper than th Cheapest,
All of which wfll be sold for cash, or in ex
change for country produce, al the : highest market
price.
Upper Augusta, Nov. 5. 18i3. 1v Al 30.
ri:w ci.'i efi.s vioui:.
a hp.ancu of tiik
Clothing Maiml'tiC'tory,
OF S. SHNUF.MAN & CO., Laurie, Fa.
WE jc;ccllul!y announce to ihe citizens of
r-unbury uud vicinity, that wo have a
complete stock of
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
of every iitvlo and quality, to which we invite tho
ulU-nti' ui of purchasers. Our a.viuiluiciit con
sisis, io part, of I'aitfy o i-i-t.ojis, i Uiu ov, r
co:i!s. Un-ss dais, l'r'ck ttiid SfaeU costs, Vim-
key Jackets, 1'anU) and Vi -sts, lni and fancy '.
l.iueu aufl Munlin KhuU,, Uudcr-ahirls, Diavveia.
anil over-vvlioics.
Also, (ilovcs, Stockings, Neck and Pocket
Hjnu!,ei.!iicU, Woolen and i'Hk ll.ils. Cloth
and Hilclotli t'ups. $hoc. liootx. (i.iilcrs, MiiiciS
unvt Carpel Uas and Trunks, Uuitire las and
vci')lhiui( uciicia iy kept iu a well ai.pplird
clothing and i;ciilli in'uus' furnishing atore. V
keep alto a good assortment of
.. Accordeons, Jewelry, Ear Rinjs,
Finor-r Rinos, (Johl and Silver Pencils,
L'lt ki-ts, all warraul-'il tu be (.'ouil.
We sell at Ilia lowest cash prices; for our
mutta'ps, ;.' ''" - 1 i.'i
'Smiilt Profits and Quick Suits." . ,
We have but one prict and no abatement, so that
a person is sine lo get thu woith of his money,
wliclher he is a judije or the good or hot. 11
any article docs not ie siiliid'ariiou us tojil, we
will take hack the X'uida inul refund the money,
provided the:' arc returned on tho same day they
were purchased, when the purchavcr teenies iu
town, and in 0110 week, wbcu he resides in the
country. Price the same aa at the Danville
M .mutactory
ty L'all aS!d secure the Murrains.
' fiuuburv, Oct. 8, IB51 tf - . i
PKOCLAiWATIOX.
"NOTICK is hereby uiveti lhat a Snecia
tuurt if f.uinniuu Plea, in uud tor the
viuiniy 111 iMiiiuuinui'iliinii, In i-iuinm-nce ill
thu Court Hnll.se, in the hoi 011)1 id Sunburv.
lit 10 o'clock, A. .M , 1111 Monday Ihe Hi ll
dav 11I J.muaiy 'next, and will cuniinue ON K
WEElv,..,..
r. .1 . 1 1 .
Jliitus nr requested to be piinetunl
in
ineir iiiii-iiiiance. ul inn Hum
a'ieeiible lo llieir iiutice.
uppuiuleil
Given muler my hand nl ?(ii lnii v. the 50 li
day nl Nonii bei, in ihe eni nl 01,1 L,u,l
one thimsiiiid eiobt hundred mi l lift 1 .ihn-M
and tin liub-pou.leiu-n uf the United Slates
of Ameiica the 78 h.
WILLIAM Tt. KIPP, Pheriff.
:. a jst o; C'ilUSCS. '
HTOIJ -PpoeinI Court of Common
Plena ol
ti Nurthuiubcrland Coiiuty to lommrneo
Moiidav, Ute Ibih dav of January next, A D
1851. " ! ' - ., . '
I'HI mind Winchester va Dnvid Watson. -Gaorao
C'hilcy . v Ab'ln Dunkcllr?er'a idmr'a
Abijali lloweii - vs Wm II Thntnpspit
Coiu'th for Wm I. lleiiiomau vT A Uillington
William MeCurty v Samuel Hunter '
Daniel Ivhoik-s 1 Jjiolt Wertinan
Isaac Holla fi. Wifo vs Ilcnrv Lnlsbs
Simon Snyder
Iliu for Ueiurr
vs t;
.it'erge Pnyde
, Mover A; Mover's Ci
r.ishea . -
t asbiugton Mutunl In
surance Company
vs E Kaufman ct al
Stale Mutual I'ire Insu
rance Company
vt 5amo '
APuiu Newleiry t
MahollOV and Sll'lnnili.i
I homas Rs.-k r
liiipiovcuieul co v Al,rl'a'u Paul
t 9'!M. 11 Hilliard vs John Ha.t....n J,
John W Peal ys Joseph Dinimick, et. ul.
W ilham Forsmun et ul John Paik
Jan Dogar v Geoige P. lluyers et al
John Hush A; Wil'o a Nathaniel Saxlouaadiu'i
Jacob ly )vhads va J Fav J ilariiiau
Jordan 4- Wclk for Lcsla No Wi v William
Fugely
Jacob llilbiah ; . va AWham Reu'viidahl
Daniel HUlnslt us , Gierke A psly -Rolieit
Philip . v Zerby Run and Miainokin
' Improvemriit Compouv
Mary Vieieey iHintM Lntsha1 heirs
Usury A Lerhner : vs ' Juseph lloond
Wm. M. Rockefsller n Cirlmn Run Imp Co"
JAMES BEARD, tWh'y."
'.' Prothonotary's Oflicr, , ) . j . ,
Sunburv. Nov. id. 'SAX y -
riMStMCiJ. (Jarpct On;
A lot ef ccod Clocks f
i an.
Y
W r';c . . ! v
1 10, 18:9.
. V'.TEvJ. 4 CO.
THE P ATM? AMID KZDiclKfil
110LLOWA S PILLS,
Ttisss PUIS bsluf ooTfipoiw.1 ,
.a a m at hsr,Uio.s r. ... " i ...
....r..l.- rrt .l:-i., I . .
to ihsv .. k. ....a.....:V ''"y
a nsriuios imiura,
lil neirly I
II. uu I......
every pn Hi. .rlrt , rll,i
mat wuli tlir uirl, mi ih. itn.M
.... ...., ,, , :n.B,,iw ism-.m n,i.
saViic. n il,. core , n,l,.,s e ,mii;. ,m,
oi ihe l.lvw suH rf nasli. ! t. MttKvmS,
Ubit llicin la sr-orl u.ca v.-ilb IU4 tiir.et, .,.
fral In Isjing re.irl t i.e..Mi. , ' ""axm
WK,KXK-9AD DKDIU I Y-rtr.STor.ATIOX TO
HKALTU VK AOK.NTI.kMaN AGI.L4J, WIH N
AT iiliATirS toon.
Cojii of m Ltlttrfrum tht lUv. Charles fimiih,
ilvled SorlOK, St Philips, near Uulh. Sinner'
stttltue, !h.A)ivs', 1863.
To PrifVi"r IIoilowav,
fir. A .Ml. J. Xv.fi 1 iixl n, forirrrle s rtsiilnt , tliia
lier. kail Ihium lit 11 orvlni ing swel l liuilili l. r upivirSt
f tlires years, ssdu .11 w-ilinwiiy I n ,1ml .w ,.
nlglitly pr. si iottt ussii-l wsntif si iille, whieh enn. l
jieit ifiMnsimwsloliis fiinnls. i s Ik bisl c inuiinl rrrlous
ine.ttv.il men in Cui'i wiflii'CI iOV-r. lie ul I.ti t:sel -,.ur
Puis. snJ ioi.Ut pruviiR'iKie, ?s net r.-it In ln-.iij, in j heir
minis. Ilr 1-itljf ..inirrnfMl to New Y ik. ni h'sinst
written to siy, Hint lm wi ii'.r luer In hrsiih, tii;I o
Mir;l iii I ir:i.-i;u!iii,t y.m v i' h tU- i-irren.rtTi'K r. I i.utrlrt
js.1.1 ilisuii.,,,. il.it ,.,y w.fuj OcriveO cna IhikIu
trjta Uis lis ol - '.ir 1'il.s.
I r. iiiiini. iSt. V n-s rLi-rrif!!''!'
WI.VltMM eMrril.iiiMn,nii Miliueer
. rE.iM.EVT ct:i.r. of a ijI8i:asi:d uveh
OF MANY VCAR' Atl'ltATK'N.
C:p , a Letter J,om i;ar.m. Chemist,
) tovil, 1 1 I' nrsvir o.'oitr.i.
re- t 3.r In il.i- ilistrirt y, nr Tilli t iniMiimt s nrnm
-SU-il..' sal'- th 11 any ,nb-f n--,rn-l.,rv m.-Ji.-iue hrtoro
iuv jj.if.-.'ic. As u pi (,!',, r th-iria mct iii l.ivi-rinrl llili,,Ul
L nn).'ulni I tint 11. fill 11 lln- c II i mi!.' eiisn Allirlyof
hist. nm Willi wlimnl umpi-rs ujUvne'ii.ui.it.tt. for ymrs
'Y. i n -Vi rc HilTi r. i- 1 il:s-w 1 1 tl-u Liver mill il'irtri-
.ica iss'His; Ire,- ine.'.c.l ul:v,:.t i,.v.iii,.J 1,,:, ilmt hr
--utt irn 11 .iomr 1 , n lii-n: in r imh. nml it vrus not
lii:i ty sl'i'C jl I Mi; w.ve i,iu, in i.:!?-. Ti isinin -uiiceniriit
K Olltiili C C-til .: Ill S'h III Mliiljti.ll Iiik-i's m rl ri'lu-
Ii .1,1. i u.t ti,?y i...!.-!.l lie. l i in ik ii tri.l.f y ur fills,
vi. iiii-l, 11 1 ,i,'i vi-t ii: f,-n,tn: l!i:'l hi,,- vv-is iiiHneeU
lo e :.' iiiiiv II. cm ii;.!'.: ?! i1 mv i ,1 :i e-r er rure. This
ivl'.i'c.re 111 iiililc . ii. il !:, i-i, .t 1 .-. .t-nris-etl miy
.y':!,'! sl i 1' n ..i .c, ij.'i'I f t''! t,z t:i.: ynur Pils
ti'.-t- liet.ii til-: ii:sms iv i .7 i ii .
I ru inin. Li.-i r t-ir, yi.uis Irn V,
J:H;. VM. 15 '3. (.:g..w) J.liA.MP.
7Vics: c '.thrilled Pills are u omlt) fully cica-
tlyiij Li f ,o.(t.;ri! (omi'liitnls.
Alt'ln I)i-iSv-Astlnnl
IKsr-niiiry
st 1 ti, .11 9 Cnmtitftints KrysijicJus
Ui'"'cius nil Ilia 1- ciu-iiv Irrcgu-?-;.iii
lifiliia
Mrl'iinM'iiLinn
JniiniHre
l.iver i;, m-
I hi, IIS
l.iimliiiir 1
',!.- '
!Ml'iI!"-tir-t
l'f-Ir-nli II ill'
L'rine
ge 'tt'ii'ii -t
Kiev's Hvil
Pi- iirl-irv
ti vv-rl Comiilsints Fi cms m aii
r .I, ! km. :s
C'Hisicmti'Mi i-f t'irs
tlie B iwais Omit
C'lii-iimpie'ii llcul-aehs
Ocl.ililv )u li,-s!i ii
! -re Tlirvita f- llf: nct Omvcl
Tie D ml lureus Tain nrs P;.Mi;it ins
rieers Veiii'ren I AtViti es i-ruim l';i.l '. ,c
Wivikni-ss. frun vvli.acver ennsn Ac . Ac.
! '1,1 Hi Hie Kstiitilislmieiit f l'r..'.s r llnl I. "V-a .
Sirinil. tn'i.r 'IVmnli l!n r, l.',n,ln!i.) nml ii'h el ! i- !l .-s
in Vi'w Vnrk. Ur'lt-rs Tor M, a-elios m ttii- le'i s. ' r.-S'-il
lT. II 'll.ivvnv New Yori.-.' will nri-ivi" 1'1'r i '" . ,1
S i!il nls i be nil fei!ee,nltlr I ,lp?its inn' t'eiili" :
ii-ines l.'ip'l'.cli nr llie 1 'hili-it Hluies, in It- x-s-i' P; " : .
P7 ei-nlp. loirt 5l.r,ll i-i ins e.H.-ll T li5 liuj Wii : I - i.t;
t!:if priiieiisil l)rti(rttoi,sis in the L'ni 'ti.
TJicro is a e i;aiueraMe b;iMii2 ')' tukinj? Ot'- ..uei
i. - t'lrer-tinn f r It,' ruiilaucG ef pstiei.ts in ' -err
il . ,i:n nre sdiieft lo en"h b.'X.
DccK.lier 01, lt."'0, I)'.
This- Way ! Thii XTa? This to ! : '
Full nnd V itiicp Goctis.
Bi ESPECTFl'I.LY infirm their customer
snd the public, that they hive just re iv.
ad and opened the best and cheapest stock of
Fill and Winter Goods,
at their store in Market square, Hunbury.
Their stock consists of every varie'y of
Dry Goods, y. :
Cloths, Cnsrnerrs. Sallinrs. VestinyS
Flannels Wullens. ic,
And all kinds of F.ill & Winter Wear.
AIo li spli'mliil varii'tv of
LADIES 01! ESS & FANCY GOODS,
Cuiiiocj, Giii.Vu.n.i, Chiutzts, De Lai:' es,
11 erases,
ful every variety of j-o.nl.s sriinMe fur l.
iies vve.tr.
Also a lnr;e ntsurt merit of
EAF.7)VARE rr.i Gt'r.r;rv.TAr",
Fish, bait r.ud HasLr.
Also an extensive u-i.';iu.eiii uf
Hats and C'acs ru Mt:s a.vu liovi. .
Alvj -a lure assji'tinei.l of ;Uc;t t.L'.IlS,
still AS
Suar, Teas, Ciii'i'i'i', MiiIumics, Spices
ol all Uinib.
AUw a tieih supply of
DltL"G AND MKlilClNF..
Uesides the biioi-.i and nui-i general nsorl
meiit ul all kinds of nonds to be had ill this
placx.
fs Country produce of all kinds taken in ex
change, at tl ic highest market price.
Sunbury.Nov. 15. ISO;).
.Clock tSj .Watclnnakcrs.
: HIHSCK & CJD.
HAVE jiisteponcil a t'lrck and Watchmaker
shop in the boi'iiiu; latei v occupied by J.
M. Siui.son, near Tener A t-'o's Store,
t'rt Market Sticrl, Snnliuru. 1'a.j
Where they have opened, and will keep constantly
on band,
Silver & Gold 7atch23, etc.
Also, Jewelry,
Coiihibtim; uf Cold Bresst-ptna, Ear and Finger
King". Medallions, Cnli-iuns, LaJics c li'cnl'e
inaus goht and silver puns und pencils. Also,
-'ilvcr and plaied Tea uud Tabid spoons, salt
spoons, bultc knives, &c.,
Of all sires, snilini; every ore. f-'pv Olnsses,
Pocket Hooks, ol ull siet. lvii.ors. Hal.- Oil, Re
volvers, and oilier pistols. Urushcs, Combs, Soap,
Ac, ice. Abo. a lirgj it.u k of
31tsilc;tl Iit:,:t'ii:nC3if!
amongst which aje Accoidcons. Yiolius, riutins,
files, riiitcs.
CAR VET BAG?,
I'runke umbrelias. susp'iidcis. All sve of r. -ly
made Miiits and Collars; all ol' wl-i.-li vnln
old i bciixr Ihaii h.;evir been beietoi-ro ' u'
Sunburv.
t ?" Clocki. Watches. Ear an 1 Fi-v.-e-repaired
iu the licit in jnncr and al mi
llotti-i-. '
Nuutiury, Oct. 15, ISS3. 3m.
IjiESPECFFUI-LY nil-rn.s we u
Wunbiirv and vicinity, tir.ii in -
.:....! i ..,. I i. Li j new siore, ol
1. i
,Uel, Suiiliury, u bands. iate us..itiue..t
Fall and Winter I loud..
conoisl'ms in psit of
Clcth!, Cesiimers Catsiuf:.'!
of all kimls, of linen, eolioo anJ wurs.ei.
ALSO;
CsiJUon. .it.,iia;it!t, L '.v
.. MoHsst'lluc ti0
and all kinds of Ladies Dress Goods.
CJIIOCKKIES of every vniicty. '
Also au assortuieiit of llililitt lllc, i.
ami 8tccl. Kail', &c.
Also an excellent asorlineut of '
' QTJEIf SWABC of vaiiou i j le .v,d
- pill"ll,S.
Also an assortment ot lilrtk T A. UiV-
H AT & CA PS, a food selecrturt, '
Salt. Fisti, ire.
And a great variety of other ailicte s,,, I,
suitable la the trailc, all r wbtch will It so:.J ,
th lonr.t piives,
CT Country produce taken in ex. ha - i
the behest i-ti s. - ...
1 o-ijnTarfi US.