SU NFu ltYTAMEluC AN AND SHAM0K1N JOUKNAL.
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
Hew Advertisement!.
Arrival of the George Law.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA. '
$1,150,000 III GOLD.
Striont Disturbance at San Francisco Smtat
ttr Riots Gratifying Accounts of Gold
Discoveries,
The steamer George Law, with San Finn
oitco dates la the 15th of June, and f 1,150,.
O00 in gold, arrived at New York on Monday
morning. She brings 400 passengers, among
whom ia Capt. Adam, bearer of despatches
from Commodore Perry.
He brings the Treaty with Japan, securing
to the United States privileges of residence
and trade at two ports for its citizens.
The Treaty with Japan opens the two
ports, Cliockadado, in the Straits of Sangar,
nd Schmadi, at the entrance of Jeddo Bayt
The latter is to be the chief port for the
American trade, and also a depot for coul ;
and the former the chief resort for whaling
vessels. Commodore Perry surveyed the
channel to within two miles of Jeddo, and
found plenty of water.
American consuls and citizens are allowed
to reside and transact business in either of
the above ports, aud to visit ten miles in the
interior and along the coast. I
Lieut. Adsms came to Honolulu in the
sloop-of-war Saratoga in 15 days, from Japan.
The Treaty was formally signed on the 31st
of March.
The steamer Golden Age arrived at San
Francisco on the 19th ultimo, with Sidney
-dates to the Uth of May.
Serious disturbances have taken place at
San Franoirco, growing out of the recent de
cisions adverse to squatter rights.
The markets at San Francisco were dull,
but without material change.
The dates from the Sandwich Islands are
10 the 23d of May, and from Oregon to the
lOih of June. The election in Oregon had
resulted adversely to the Whigs and to the
;State Government.
The wheat crop of California this season
will be very large and go far towards supply
ing the breadstuff for consumption during the
tfomintc year. In Oregon there is a large
amount of last year's crop still on hand, and
we notice that the forthcoming crop in that
Territory is looking fine, and there is every
reason to anticipate a large yield from that
source. With all these prospects in viewf
rthe people of Calif crnia may hope for a
speedy deliverance from the tender mercies
of foreign capitalists and greedy monopolists,
who have heretofore controlled the flonr
market of our Slate.
New and rich diggings have been discov
ered on Kern River, 350 miles south of Stock
ton, San Francisco, which is rapidly improv-
inR- .
Wnlker, the filibuster, pleaded not guilty
to the indictment, and gave $10,000 bail.
Dr Clements, a highly respectable citizen
ol San Luis, Obispo, was killed by a grizzly
bear a few weeks ago. He leaves a widow
and two children.
The accounts of the recent gold discover
ies tead like romance. At Iowa Hill we are
told that upwards of three hundred tunnels
have been commenced, and that some o
them will involve an outlay of thousands of
dollars. Remuneration is to be obtained
when thev itel into the hill. Some of these
'tunnels have iron doors, and aie locked and
barred lest some rogue should steal the 'dust
in the dirt. One claim is reported to yield
an average of 300 ounces per day.
Potatoes of tub Chop or 1853. In the
last number of the California Farmer, the
editor, describing a recent trip to San Jose
valley, says : "We venture to assert that
the potatoes that will lay upon the ground
mul rot in San Jose valley the present year,
will count in bushels by millions. We saw
one pile that was the length of eight rails of
fence, ninety-six feet, about thirty feet wide.
and some two ieet above the fence, seem
innlv enough to supply the State. These,
with vast quantities all over the county, and
other counties also, will be lost unless some
plan is devised for using them.
The Washington Monument Fund, as we
learn from Col. James Wentworth, Secretary
of the State Society of the Cincinunatti of
Pennsylvania, amounts to the sum of $33,
D74 35, invested in the loans of the State of
Pennsylvania, in the names of Horace Bin
ney, Alexander W. Johnston, John Steele
John T Latimet and Thomas Robinson, tros.
Sunbnry and ri Etulrond Company.
IttTOTICE ii hereby given, that a 8ixth Instal.
ment of Ten Ltoltars pel share en the old
subscription, and a Second Instalment of Ten
Dollars per share on the new subscription to the
capital stock of this Compsny, will be due and
payable at their Office, No. SO Sonth Third
8trect, on Tuisdav. August 1, 1854.
' Bv order of the Board of Managers.
THILIP M. PRICE, Treasurer.
! Phils., July i, 1864 4w.
LARGE LUMBER TRACT OF
Land for Sale !
THE Subscribers, ftiecutore of the ettste of
Peter Buck, late of Shrewsbury township
Lycoming county, deceased, will expose to public
sale at the house of Noble Parker, at 10 o'clock,
A. M., in the borough of Muncy, on
Thursday, the I Or A Day of August Next,
the property of ssid dee'd, situate in said town
ship snd county, containing about
1200ACH.ES
of Land, 160 of which are cleared, and upon
which are erected a
MANSION HOUSE
FRAME BARK, WASH UOtSE,
snd other convenient out-buildin.e, Blnrkrmith
Shop, Three Tenant Houses,
Sntc-MUl and Turning Mill.
There are also
gtg APPLE AND PEACH ORCHARDS
SW? on the premises. The Saw Mill and
mAm, Tnuring Mill are situated on Spring Run,
affording water power about eight months in the
year.
The qusntitv of pino timber upon this trsct of
land is variously estimated at from 6 to 8 million
feet, and there is a large quantity of Hemlock
and Oak.
The property is located about 13 miles from
the Muncy Basin, with a good, level road leading
to it, and altogether is a desirable property.
Any person wishing to examine the premises,
or who may desire a more particular description,
may call on or correspond with the undersigned
at Muncy.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
THOS. M'CONNELL, P..,.
H. ROBB, J 1,1 ton'
Muncy, July 8, 1854. 3L
NOTICE.
V OTICE is hereby given that Mfm. C. Law
1 ' son, and John Millef, Esqrs., hats filed their
accounts as assignees of Blair dt Reed, and that
the same will be presented to the Court for con
firmation at next August Term.
JAMES BEARD, Prsth'y.
Prothonotary's Office,
Sunburv, July 8, 1663. )
NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that application will
be made to (he next Legislature ef Pennsyl
vania, far the creation of a corporate body with
banking and discounting privileges, to be located
at Rhimokin Pa. and to be called the Bank of
8hamokin, with a capitol stock of Two Huedred
thousand dollars.
Shamokin, July 8, 1854. 6m,
L. L. BE VAN,
SZAMOEIIT HOTEL,
Shamokin Pa.
THE subscriber begs leave to inform his Irisnds
Snd the public generally, that he hss taken
the above well known stand, and will bs happy
to accommodate all who may give him a call.
Shamokin, luly 8, 184.
Cist of Ccttcra
REMAIftttQ in THE POST OFFICE AT
BVSntRY, June SI, 1844.
-Geo Haopt
SHERIFFS SALES.
BY Virtue of certun write of Ven. Exp. to me
directed will be sold by public Vendue, or
outcry, at the court house in the borough of
Snnbury, at 1 o'clock, P. M., on Monday, the
7th day of August next, the following described
property, to wit :
A Certain Island
or flat in the river Susquehanna in the township
of Augusta, containing about sixtv acres more or
less, commonly called the Round Island, and data
adiacent thereto, being the premises which 1 hos.
Silvcrwood and wife by deed, dated 8cptemoer
22. 484 4, conveyed to the Defendant in fee.
ALSO: a certain other Island situute in 'he
Susauchsnna river, opposite the Isle of Que in
.ower Augusta townsbip, nortnumnertsna
countv. and known bv the nime of Clark s is
land, containing 1 wcntysix acres more or icso.
ALSO : a certain other Island situate in the
same river, in the township andconnty aforesaid,
and nearly contigious to the above mentioned,
known by the name of 1 imothy Island, contain
ing three acres more or less. ALSO : a certain
order Island situate in the said river, in tne
township snd county aforesaid, and nearly con
tiguous to the above mentioned, known by the
name of Hensterman s island, containing twenty
eight acres more or lcis, all of which are cleared.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property of John Hartman, jr.
ALSO:
A Certain Lot or piece of Land,
situate in McEwensulle, in Northumberland
county, bounded north by lot of H. J. Reader,
east by Front street, south by lot of J. P. Hog
enberg, and west by the same, containing one
fourth of an acre more or lessa, whereon are
erected a two story Irtme Dwelling House,
Frame Stable, and other out buildings.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold ss
the property of John H. Grier,
wm. b. Kirr, enemi.
Sheriff s Office,
Sunbury, July 8, 1853. 5t
Micheal Burk
O. W. Brewer
Priscilla Brown
Renj Beckley
Christian Bower
G. W. Bower
Hiram Bloom
C
Wesley Clark
D
Adam Daniel
Peier Deit
Josiah Diehl
Moses Furmnn
Jno H. Fisher
G
Wm Cause
Miss Anna E. Grier
Ceo Ueix
H
Jacob Hartz
Hilur & Shay
Hannah llower
X
Peter Kern
Micheal Kniss
L
Jacob Lanker
Ezekial C. Leonard
M
Chas Meyer
N
Geo Neidiff
S
Matilda Snyder
Rachel Shafer
Jno Sweeny
Mary Umel
W
Geo Weaver
Reuben wynn
Geo Yount
Gjo Voxtheimer
Z
Jno Zimmerman
R B. PACKER. P. M.
List of Causes,
VOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas
H' of Northumberland Comity, at August T,
A7D., 1864.
1 . PLAINTIFFS. DEFENDANTS.
John Hunter ' vs John Hssg
Reuben Fagelv 4 Ke vs John Rosser 4 co
Morris L H allowel! Ss Jsmcs Reed
Scull A Thompson ' ts Same
Buriiett Sax ton to vs Same '
Richard B Britten fc eo vs Same
Same vs Same
Wm L Cook Vs Samuel Johnson
Commonwealth ts George Eckert sdm'r
John C Meloy vs John Weddecomb
Stephen Ellis adm'f vs E L Piper
Thomas M'Williams vs Wilson Hutchinson
Jacob Stitxel Vs David Could
Daniel Schroat vs D H Dreisbach et at
Lewis Dewart's exr vs R 4 W Fagely
David Davis vs Sweeny if Caldwell If Garnishee
Wm Wainright vs E 8 Trego i co
David Herbst vs O W Freese
Charles Haupt vs Frick cV 5lifer
David Holden tt wife vs Geo Tonkins admr et al
Wm Tracy vs Robins & Williefm
Wm P Marr vs John Baily
David Walton vs same
White cV Mervine vs . Bowers Gosh to
WmHFrymire vs ' John Miller.
Benjamin Barnhart vs J P Shults
F Jordsn dr, co vs Benj Griffey
Abrm Brosious admr vs Jacob Kaliel
David Walter vs David Waldron
Barbara Bower's guardian va Chas A Kutx
Eve Weaver
Chas A Kutx
Ahm Sarviset al
Jacob Seasliolts
James Cameron
Jacob Dealer's Exrs
same
J F Granger et al
Henry Wolsey et al
List of Letters
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE
at Northumberland, March 31, 1854.
Mi E Anderson.
B
Hugh Beaton
C C Boatman
Erastus Barton
C
David Cosley
Wm Claubaugh '
Solomon Cooper
Adam Conrad
Hooper Chase
Margaret M Caliill
Thomas Dulan
John De Down
James Dorsey
Moses Ellenbercer
John Evans
Solomon Fry
O
Jacob Good
Robt A Griffin
Dr Gleason
Ezta F Glezen
H
Phebe Hile
John Hasset
Susan Huff
Robert Hojlinshead 2
Edgar Hyer
Charlea Hassert
L
A S Lawrence
1)C i.tarkcte.
FULuielpbJa Market
Jul) 13, 1854.
Tloi-r sn Mcsl. There is very little
export demand for Fleur. The best offer is
about SS per bbl. fer standard brand, and
l!9l for extra. Last sales Rye Flour at
S3 37, and Pennsylvania Corn Meal at S3.
Si mi bbl.
Gsum Wheal is searee. and is nearly
nominal, at'tl 7511 St for ted, and St 00
per bushel lur white. Iiye continues scarce.
I.ast sales of Pennsylvania at SI 0sl 0o.
turn is less active : sales at 1 els, afloat, for
fellow. (Xtts are searee Seles al fi0 els.
Wmss sr. The demand ceminiies limited
5msJ sales el 7sJJie , and prison bWs. at
Baltimore Market.
Jul) IS, IW4.
WesiT We aote sales ef rommua 4a
tirime white Wheal al ISOalTt cm, and
of corn rao t piiine ted de. al l0sT) els
There a re yellow t'eia) el aierkei this
anoioing. There were kateves, eUxU toot)
sMMhSUef waits Here.!, all of abiea tsas
euld at 14 eta. Ttete was a belief demand
fuf Cm lUa ikeie hss lew u sevetel
da vs. The eeiws i Oal teres bout I00
bushels, mmoI ef sold al I HI,
to Ohie, aa via , It sw Msi)UimJ, 4 Sis
l els, Ih Peeaettvania. TWsie weie M
eeaspWe ef K)e an sale al tael'ea KssesMge
iHUNM'UY MUCK C'UHHUNT
Weesv. s lag
Mia. s t 4
I'eas. s aa
Wis. s M
paxssese, ae
Susses t
Kssesse fsl. It
SUMS. I
sUss. l
rose. IS
rissa. ill
r,ttw- i i
EEGISTEBS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Legatees,
Creditors and other persons interested in the
Estates of the following named persons, that ths
Executors, Administrators, and Gusrdisns of
said Estates have filed their accounts with ths
Register of Northumberland County, snd that
the same will be presented to the Orphans' Court
of said County, on Tuesday, the 8th day of
August, A. D., 1854, in ths forenoon, lor confir
mation and allowance.
Michael Ferster, dec d., settled by his Ex tor
Peter Ferster. i
Peter Oberdorf, dee'd., settled by his Ex' tors,
Peter snd George Oberdorf.
Saml Caldwell, dee'd., settled by his Adm'rs,
A. GuHY snd Thos. J. Gslbrailh.
Jacob Spats, dee.'d., aettled by his Adm'tors,
Philip and Jacob 8patx.
Marks J. K. Krlchner, dee'd., settled by his
Adm'r, Peter Kelchner.
Michael Deihl, dee'd., settled by his Ex'tors,
Michael and John Deihl.
Joseph Hartman, dee'd., settled by his Adm'rix,
Elixalwlh nartman.
Isaac Minnier, dee'd., settled by his Adm'lor,
Wm. V. Silverwood.
Conrad Bacbman, dee'd aettled by his Ex 'lor,
Michael l.ahr.
George Long, dee'd., settled by his Adm'lor,
Georse Hover.
Daniel Herb, dee'd., Final Arct, settled by bis
Adm'rs, Daniel sud Adam Herb.
John I.oo. dee'd., aettled by bis Ex'tor, John
K. Dentlvr.
Frederick Adams, dee'd., settled by his Adm'rs,
Daiiirl Kaseman and Sarah Adsms,
Michael Keits. dee'd., settled by bis Executor,
Michsel Ksils.
Gilbert Yor is, dee'd., Final Aeet settled by bis
Adm'r, William T. Forsyth.
Joseph Pulk, dee'd., settled by bis E (senior,
Peter Conrad.
Howel Geodrirk, dee'd., Final Aed. settled by
his AdWr. Robert Da.nUon.
Henry Funk, dee'd., settled bv his Executors,
Benj. r. Ik end Wax. Hainan.
Ileery Lang, eoe'd., settled by his Guaidisa,
Jacob Wagner.
Annie C. Ksy, dee'd., settled by ber Guardian,
J W. Jieales.
0uaa Usarhart. settled by her Guardian, J as.
btaus.
George Metller, aetllsd by bis Guardian, Lu-
thef n loss!.
Lol a'aiuaaa. aettled bf his Gusrdise, R. N
MsU illMBta.
NsiWo Msjb, asitUd by bis Gusidun, Was.
KsilMsse.
Wuiusa ex Lsvine Miller sud Msrssrl Riley
suJoJ bv llteis UusjJwii. M. Cbsjubedaia.
The rl foilMser, Ks'l ef
Mom rolUusf. d a-, was tsas uesiaiM
W Hoff F, tUiuUs 4 Pews . bskhoor,
Mwa aUeski. sWd., solUod by bis Adss les,
Sklllu lido.
Jue4H.. Mary Jsne, Sod Hsh Price,
Seuled bf IbsU Uvsidieu. ateeti r"-
)-rk kUiwU. aW'd-, seuled by bis Adui lora,
HtUa T. fwliiMef sad Js auaub.
i-oihsruM Hose, oe'd, seiilod by be! KtW
im9 I ssssiL
( asiMS Kuse, dee'd., Dtsiributiea Sm4 at
Cad by bf Ks'kai, JsoMsTsfssiS.
htHH r. ft steiL, sUgiebH.
MlSM' DOWO,
I, MlJ. I
.V bll 1 aVJostM 4 CaastsbUs fse
iU bMMawl yikuiti eased rr
si !,
List of Jurors,
OF Northumberland County, for
Term, A. D., 1854.
M
Thomas Meivins
D M Mantganey
J B Morehead
Wm McCoy
Bernard Mussay
Moses Mat here
N
Phebe Nell
0
Lewis Oakley
P
John Painter
R Plankinton
B
Louvina Rahbue
Robert Richie
Hurry Rushton
S
Mary Ann Smith
Zacheus Serman
Samuel Shafier
Timothy Stephens
Riley Sickler
Eckman Suigher
Edward K Smith
John Shultz
T
John Tar.
Cyrus Thatcher
Lemuel Tei'.swortb
V
William Valler
W '
John Wise
Y
N S 1 ounft
JACOB ULP. P.M.
Jonas Weaver vs
James Cameron vs
Beasholix for Renn va
Daniel Druckemillrr vs
James B Smith vs
John Tollmer's exrs vs
same
Jacob Whecland & co va
R D'Cummiggs vs
Hannah Zchnder fc co vs James Bryson
Joseph Long vs Geo M cK.es
Levi Malin vs E W Graham
Wm F Nagle vs same
Geo P Camp vs John Christophel
Joseph Long vs Geo C McKre
Hutcheson for Kutx tt Bound vs J P Bhults
Geo P Camp vs 8aml 8tahlnccker et al
John Knouse vs CharlcS Robins et al
Farley Fisher vs Wm D Gcarhart
Win Martin vs Charles Beck
JAMES BEARD, Protb'y.
Prothont tary's OlHce. )
Sunburv. July 1, 1854. t
To the Voters ofNorthnmberland County.
FsLtenr Crvixxus.- I herelry announce to
yoa that I will be a csmdsJate at the October
election for the office of '
SHERIFF,
for which t solicit your Votes. And ht doing
1 tender my sincere thenks to those who kindly
supported me when a candidate heretofore, a
kindness which I shsll ever hold in grateful re
membrance. Should majority AT you see
proper le grant me the favor I now ask, and I be
elected Sheriff of the county, I shall make every
effort to perform the duties of the office to the
sstisfaction ef the public.
HENRY WEISE.
Upper Augusts, June IT, 1864.
To the Voters of Northumberland County.
FsLtow Citixxks. At ths solicitation f a
number of my friends, I again offer myself as e
candidate for the office of
TROTIIONOTARY,
and promise, if elected, to discbarge the duties
o' t .e office with correctness, and to the best of
my ability.
JAMES BEARD.
Sunbury, Ji.ne 17, 1 854.
To the Voterg of Northumberland County.
Fallow Citiixss. Encouraged by my nu
merous fiicnils I offer myself to your considera
lion for the office of
PROTIIONOTARY,
and promise, if elected, to discharge the duties of
ths office faithfully and to th best of my ability
IdAAC BEIDEL8PACH,
Point, June S4, 1854.
TOWER HAIL i A CUBS FOE ALL 1 1 !
CLOTHING STORE, Ilollowny't Ointments
Too hare 'm me the Sononr, Se with
voles, lmt ns M of tte Union to lh other, tn otsmr
the eltarseter of mj Ointment with your apprrlntKin. It
la amrcelv two years linee I mule it known anions T"f
snd alieaiiy. H rm'nMainsd omre eelfbrKjr than any other
Medicine in so short a eerkS.
t nviilAP nunnM.rt ,
38, Comer of Ann emt Nsnsu Streets, New York.
ASTONISHING Cm OK SOftK I.K08, AFTKR
hixh v;akb rrsNiPMii.
Copy of a letter from Mr. W. J. Langlcy, of
Jltintsvme, I ad km corrwy, uorin Carolina,
U. 3.. dated November 1st, 1867
fTTREAD HI8 OWN WORDS.
To Professor Uollowav, '
Sir, It Is not my wwn to Deeome notorions, mnm
la this letter written for the mere snhe of Wrhhis, but ut
lint voor Ointment eared me of one or the nvrt
NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that application will
be made to the next legislature of Pennsyl
vania for the creation of a corporate body with
banking and discounting priviliges, to be called
"Ths Mixxbs Bask or Ken near, to be located
at Sunbury, with a capital stock of Two Hun
dred Thousand dollars, with the privivilege of
increasing the same to Three Hundred Thou
sand, if necessary.
July I, 1854. Cm.
To the Voters of Northumberland County.
Encouraged by the support heretofore received,
and at the solicitation of my friends, I again offer
myself as a candidate for the otlice of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
at the ensuing election, and promise, if elected,
to discharge the duties ol the office faithfully and
Impartially.
MARTIN OASS.
Shamokin tp., June 24, 1654.
To the Voter of Northumberland County.
Fxnow CiTixsfts I Encouraged by many
of my friends throughout the countv, I herewith
offer myself to your consideration for the office
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
at the enst'ing election. Should I be elected. I
promise tn discharge the duties thereof faithfully
snd with impartiality.
FREDERICK HAAS,
tipper Augusta, June 17, 1854.
Market Street, opposite iht Bed-lion Hotel, . ;
ejMnv.ww I) l
D Mil u 11 J f m in
THE subscriber Is heppy to ermermce to the
eitixens of Sunbury snd vicinity, thst he
bss just opened a large slock of
CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
such as Coats of every fashion, Pants snd Tests,
Shirts of sll kinds, figured snd plsin, unner
shirta and drawers, both woolen and cotton,
red flannel sliirls, twilled, plnted bosoms,
overhauls, stockings and gloves, of all
kinds, suspenders, silk handkerchiefs,
ties snd stocks, poaket handker
chiefs, cotton and silk splendid
collars, suspenders of sll sixes
and prices.
It has often been said of a pocket in a
shirt, but come and see the pocket, vest
and shirt in one.
Also: a fine assortment of Cloths, Cssslmers and
Ssttinetts, 8ummer goods, blsck satin for
Vests, at every price, and any quantity of
fancy vest patterns, which will be nisds
up to order to suit customers my msxim
is t no fit no take. And as for cheap
selling, I don't intend Id be beat by
Eiarope or America. Also on
bend, a large assortment of
Umbrellas at any price, to suit
great and email, t or ether
with some travelling
bags to entry Yankre
notions in, large snd small.
Come Farmers, Mechanics, laborers at ,
Call la and see the Clothing at Tower Hell,
And if yoa want tn he suited to s T,
Call at the store of iohn It. D.
JOHN H. DANFIELD, Agent.
Sunbury Msy SO, 1654. 3m.
NOTICE.
APPLICATION will be made to the legisla
turn nf Pennsylvania, at the session of
,55, for the incorporation of a Savings Institute
with discounting privileges, and with authority
to receive monies or depositee, in any sums from
s dime upwards, with a capital of Fifty thousand
dollars, to be located at Sunbury, Northumber
land county. Pa., and to be called the Is ucsTai ii
SiVIKGS IsSTITl'TI.
July 1, 1854 6m. ,
FOR RENT The lower story of the building
in Market street, lately occupied as the office
of the Sunbury American.
Sunbury, July 1, 1854.
Apply to
H. B. MASSER.
To the Voters of Northumberland County.
Fxnow Citixixs: Encouraged by msny
friends, I snnounce myself ss a candidate for the
office of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
at the approaching olertion. Should I be elected
I pledge myself to discharge the duties thereo
with punctuality and impartiality.
GEORGE BRIGHT.
Sunbury, April 8, 1854.
To the Voters of Northumberland County
Fkluiw Citixkss. Encouraged by many
of my friends, I herewith offer myself to your
consideration, as a candidate for the office of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
a' the ensuing election. Should I be elected, I
promite to fulfil the duties thereof with fidelity
and impartiality.
EI.IA8 BROCIOU8
Sunbury. May 87, 1854.
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA,
or Tasteless Salts,
Prepared by
WElSEIt & BRUNER.
This prepaiation is recommended as an ex
cellent laxative and purgative, it operates mildly,
is entirely free from any unpleasant taste, re
sembling lemonade in flavor. This medicine is
highly beneficial for diseases peculiar to summer
and hot weather.
Sunbury, July 1. 1S54.
NEW DRTJG STORE!
WEISER & BRUNER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Market St., next door to E. Y. Bright' Store,
SUNBURY, FA .
rtFFER to the public the largest and best
selected stock ever opened in this section of
country, consisting of
FRESH AND PURE DRUGS,
Medicines, Chemicals, Ground Spices, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Dye-stuffs, Window Glass,
fatent Medicines, together with a complete as
sortment of Paint, Clothes, Hair, Tooth. Nail
and Shaving Brushes, Dressing, Side, Neck and
Pocket Combs, Fancy Soaps, Shaving Creams,
Tobacco, Segars, Port Monias, Stationary, Con
fectioneries,
PURE WINES AND BRANDIES
For Medicinal use. English, French and Ameri
can Perfumery, Fancy Goods of every descrip
tion, in short every article kept by Druggists
generally.
1C7 J'rrscripions Carefully Compounded.
GEO. B. WEISER,
WM. A. BRUNER.
Sunbury, May 13, 1854.
SAMUEL W. PEPPER,
scccsssoa vo
HENRY J. FEPrER & SON,
Watches, Jewelry & Silver Ware.
No. 175 Cliestnut st , opposite te State House,
VHXlVA.XX.rHXA.
Philu., May 27, 1854-ly.
MV
itroKiiiM eurtaneous amuses trai nn is neir v; m
which oms cninileret by all who knew me, In ne entirely
bevoiKl the reach of mehiiie. For nine years I wn
nffiklcil whtr one of tint tismt rmlnful end irrnihlesome
ss legs Hint ever fell hi Ihs M n rrns l and st'ter trying
every medicine I hnd eret henrri of, I resisned in despair
sll hope of being cured : but a friend brimsht me a eiHile
of Innre pots of your Ointment, which caused Die put es nt
my I' d' to hint, and I eiMh-ely resnined ray health to my
agreeable surprise and otlifht, and to Ilia astoiiHhnieiit
ol my menus.
(fiieiml) tV. J. I.ANOI.KY.
AX Y:xTKAOrtDIIAItY r-VKT.OV A BAD itftmSit,
WI1K.N NEARLY AT TUB POINT Or DKATII.
Copy of a letter front Mr. R. Durant, Neuf
Orleans, November 9(fc, IS33.
To Pmfensor IIollowat, 39, Corner i'f A AO and TCaman1
rorceis, t. .
lterir Sir, tt is with heartfelt grntitnile I tin? to
inform yoa tbm bv the line of your Ointment and rilft, the
mem my wile iraa heen aired, rov vew years sne
hnd a bid brenst. with ten mniiiiis wounds, (not of a ean-
eerotra nature ) I was told thut nothing couk! save her;
she was then induced to nse your Ointment and niia.
when in the sh'irt spues of three nvwhs, ther effected a
perfect cure, to the srtonisliment of - all woo anew ns.-
We oMntnfd your Medietnes from Meffsrs. '.Vriglit A Co.,
of Chnrtresstreet. New Orleans. I fend this fnnn (IIotel
dr rrinceit," Tans, sllhouph, I hnd writlen it at New
Orleans, before we flnnllv left, al ihiil time, not knowing
your nddren at New Yoik.
(Signed) R. DI RAIST.
Tbe Pills sWeiltd be ed eon lointt 1vih the Ointment
n iiwn oi ui loiiowing miei
Hnd lgs, ChiT!0.fiK)t,
iau Hreasta, Chilblnius,
wimp, i. napped nnmli,
Duniona, Corna (Soft)
Hits of Mosehe- Cancers
Uxis tuud-Flies, Contractnt and
Cuco-bay, atiff Jnintt
Klepliantiaiia, tStnm Nipples.
S1tindlsnMs, rV-wry,
lumouis, Lleers,
l aws
Bold St the f.ltMJIaliment nf Tf..W- (.. I...
Blratid, (near Temple Unr. lAndon.) ami l. ki.
in New York. Orders for Mnlieinei in the Smtes, addraM
a tA " w-o icceive uue attention
riMut,".!,
Oout,
Obndirhr Swelling,
I.iimUige
Files
Ithenmntlim
rVre-throftta,
fVtre-hends,
Youisis,
944
9ld slm by all reineetnWe Diurgiatt and Denier, in Med
icine inronenont the United Ftaie. in lloxes nl 374 cent,
S7 cents, and l .So cents each T.i tie Imd Wholesale of
Augus
Grand Juror.
Point Jacob Grilick
Lover Augusta Gemee Lonff. John Winn.
Daniel Hannabnoh, John Dunkelbcrjer.
utiavare tvm Beard.
Shamokin Sebastian Bouener. Samuel
Hummel, Samuel Ent.
AorlAunotrfand James Tacgart, John L.
Colt.
Jordan Elias Swartz.
Coal Win Keifer, Wm Cherinelon, Sam
uel Yost.
Levis Geo A Wikoff
Milton Lyman Wilson, Daniel Strine
John Noris, Lewis Swank.
t Aiijouaqus James atrawbriue.
RusA Godfrey Rockefeller, William H.
Kase.
Sunbury Peter Lazarus.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Sunbury Bent Krobn, S N Thompson.
Andrew Hoover, lia T Clement, Pbilip
Clark, Jaco'b pai nter, Daniel Haas.
Cool Daniel Derr, Jacob Mowrr. Samuel
Smiuk, Jobn ttiul, Daniel Kreeger.
Lover Makanoy Abraham Blosser
Delaware Heiuv Header. Jacob T Hill.
Jacob Wick.
7'urbni-s-D L Ireland. Daniel Fullmer. Da
vid Ireland, John Haag.
CAiMuouuous Hufrh Martin. Jno B Heller,
Wm Nesbn, Wm ilousel, Jobn 8 Trofel,
n..l t - :
raui tiir.
Lewis Jacob Huntzinuer. Milton Trofel.
Samuel Ueiver.
Jordan Jseob Martin.
SlumoiU Solomoa Eveit. Allen Mood v.
Peler Miller.
I'f per Jug usta Henry Folk, John C Mor
gan.
upper JUuAowuy w l Hsslian.
iiiJtoa-Jacob Wheland, H J E.bsrl.
AVtwmlrW-vV.n H Waolea. D M
Brauiiaain, Samuel Elliot.
JaiUon John Deppen, Wm Zsilman.
HutkCiKt Gearliarl.
Loiesr Jucusla Georss Weaver. Charles
Smith, Martin Ksndlas.
loissr ilahanoy Christian Ysger.
Trill Juror.
Jordan-Henry Boner, or , Isaiah Scb warts.
Aiion-Johu Fidler, Samuel Blair, R M
Kiick, Thomas kt si vine.
ouasary-jamos Bachelor, Gss W Kishl,
Thoouas Snydsr, E U Maiklay.
Imso Meidlfsbach, Jobs) Ouliek,
Juhs) K btivder.
tswsr Autiuta Peier Malick, M Oilbail
Berlleu, John ColdialSj.
Itsisleaas) Tumor.
iai4ia Alvia Alesaader, AdamGilger,
Jubn bovgusr, Juha Muoia, Kemusl John.
Csftr Augnttt Denais Wulvsiloa, Juha
X lleeS.
Husk Jssoh Reigsr.
Camtion KuWosou I Botsr.
Pviotvavs Ism Vwoeol. Ji . Wlllisss
KvMiar.
Juisal-Pelsi Koch, Paaisl Udwlf, ftsfe.
til Mas.
Ctel- Josos) Yeiset-
t tJuaa-VViiiiaaS Asagel. Jeba M
Coo, JH M Oofley
isissr XnJUooy -Jseob fff.14.
Miners' and Machinery Oils,
Consisting of Sperm, Lard,' Solar Elephsnt
and racked Whale Oils.
For Sale by
ALLEN i NEEDLES.
23 South Wharves and 35 South Water Street,
fkiladelpHia
July 1, 1851. 3ra.
FRENCH TRUSSES.
H'eigAtng less than 2i ounces.
For the Cure of Hernia or Rupture.
ACKNOWLEDGED by tha hiehest medical
authorities of Philadelphia, incomparably
superior to any other in use. SulTeiers will be
(ratified to learn that the occasion now offers to
nrocure not oulv the ticktut and most to$y, but
aa durable a Truss as anv other, in lieu of the
tumlront and uncomfortable article usually sold
There is no difficulty attending the fitting, and
when the pad is located, it will retail! its position
without ehsniie.
Persons at a distance unable tn call on the
suWriber. csn have the Truss sent to sny ad
dreas, by remitting Fir Dollars for the single
Truss, or Tin lot the uonuio wnn measure
round the hips, and stating side affected. It will
bo exchanged to suit if not fitting, by returuing
it at once uiiaotlcd.
Pot sale only by the Importer.
CALEB 11. NEEDLES,
Cor. Twelfth & Race slrseU, Philadelphia.
17 La Rise, requiring the benefit of Mechan
ical Supports, owing to derangement of the In
ternal Organs, Inducing railing 01 I tie wouiri,
Vocal. Pulmonary. Dysiwptie, nervous and
Spinal Weakness, are informed that a competent
and experienced I.snv will be tn attendance al
tha Rooms, (sot apart for Iheir eiclusiva use,)
No. 1 14, Twelfth St., 1st door below Race.
July I, lilt. ly.
TJLANK Parchment Paper Deeds and blank
a- Mortgages, Uonds, Elocutions, Summon
4c-. for sale by H. B. MA8SEK.
Sunbury ,Aprt M. llnle
ILEV5 COVOlt CASVY. An eiceU
lout remedy tor coughs, colds, res sale
at this office.
DoeemWr I. I Ht.
T170RCESTER. John Bull and Beef Steak
v HauoM at WEISER da BRL'NER't.
Sunbury, June Si, loo.
SUPREME COURT, N. DIST. PA.
NOTICE
TS hereby c'icn that the Supreme Court for
ths Northern District of Pennsylvania will
commence its annual session upon the thisd
Monday of July next, at the Court House in
Sunburv.
CHARLES PLEASANTS, ProtVy.
Proth'ys office, June 28, 1854.
LIST OF CAUSES FOR ARGUMENT AT
JULY TERM, A. D , 1854.
1. Caldwell vs Burnett Stiff dec. Lycoming
S. McCsrty vs llonman do.
3. Sorrey vs Allison Northumberland
4. Clement vs We'uner do.
5. Robinson vs Rupert Columbia
6. Humnirl vs Masts Union
7. Sower & Barron vs Clement Northumberland
8. Cummings vs Eyer Union
9. Donnel it Dcwart vs Bellas Northumberland
10. Grr. Rrf. congregation Luth. congregation
in St. Peters church in St. Peters cb.
Union
II. Fisher vs Isrley do.
IS. Knsbb vs Drake Si Co Columbia
13. Ritter va Beaver Union
14. Trsutmons appeal Lycoming
15. Youngman vs Murray do.
16. Addis vs Bsltxer do.
IT. Kama va 8ame do.
18. Kiiipet al vs Smith o Vsg50nscller North'd
IV. Huttinan va vastine Lycoming
SO.. Richler vs Smith dt Wagsonseller Onion
SI. Thomas et al vs H W Snyder do.
J2. Denllers appeal Northumberland
S3. Cutnminga appeal Lycoming
PHILADELPHIA.
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
23 South Wharves and 35 South Water Street,
OFFER for aale on the most reasonable terms,
OILS 8rerrn, Whale, Solar and Miners'
Oils-
GUANO Peruvian Guano, Government No, 1.
STARCH Agents for Iho Oswego Pure
Starch, Prepared Corn and Corn Starch.
Phosphate of Lime,
1000 barrels of improved Super Phosphate of
I.ime.
Phila., May S7, 1854. 3m.
PROCLAMATION.
JOHN V. MARTIN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
STjntTBTJRY, PA
RESPECTFULLY informs bis friends snd
customers that he has just received from the
city a new and complete assortment of
Mens Wearing JJpparel,
which he will make up to ordor, or sell, as cheap
as any other establishment in the place, as bb is
determined to permit no one to undersell blrit.
His goods are choice, and carefully selected from
the beat in the Philadelphia market, and they
will be made up in the best and latest style and
warranted. His stork consists in part of hand-
some Mareeiles snd Silk Vcslir.gs, Duck and
other Linens for Costs, &c. Also, s variety of
Cloths, Cassimers, LtrlVata, Neck Ties, and a
variety of other articles for Mens wesr.
Sunbury, June 10, 1854. tt.
Notice to Taxpayers.
IOTICE is hereby given to Taxpayers, that
fall
TV! OTICE is hereby given that tha several
1 v Courts of Common Pleao, General Quarter
Sessions of the peace, and Oprhfcna' t'onrt. Court
of Oyer and Terminer snd l.eneral Jail Delivery
in and for the county of Northumberland, to
commence at the Court House, in the borough of
Sunbury, at 10 o clock, A. M. on Monday, the
7th dav August, next, and will continue
TWO WEEKS.
The coroner. Justices of Ibe Peace and eonsta
bles in sud for ths county of Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there in their proper per
sons, with their rolls, records, Inquisitions, snd
other remembrances, to do those things to their
several ollicee aphertaining to be done. And sll
witnesses prosecuting in behalf of the Common.
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
commanded to bs tlien and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against linn, as shall
be just aud not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to bs punctual in their
attendance, al the lime appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hand at Sunbury, ths 1st dsy ef
July, in Um year of our !ord one Uiousaml
eight hundred and fifty -four and Ihs !n
dependence of tha United Steles of America
Iho 171k.
WILLIAM B. K1PP, BHerttt
God sava ths Commonwealth.
those paying Iheir State Tax fifteen days
prior to ths first day of August next, will be sl
lowed nve per cent.
CHAS. WEAVER.
JOS. NICE LY, Com'ssrs.
SIMON SNYDER, )
Com'sfs Office,
Sunbury, June 10, 1854. J
NOTICE
To Trespassers on the Telegraph Line.
NOTICE is hereby given, thai sll persons
found trespassing upon, or injuring Ihs line
of tbe Philadelphia and Sunbury Telegraph will
be dealt with according lo the act of Assembly in
such cases msds snd provided.
II. U. MAS5t.K, I res I
Phila. and Sunbury Telegraph Co.
Sunbury, Juno 3, 1854. tf.
the principal Drue IIoa.es in Ike I'liHin.
1 iners at a vmsuleraule saving Iiy taking tha larger
N. it.- Pireetinns for tlie gniilaiiee of pati.nt. In every
d aider are affixed to each Ux.
June 34, Ibil. Cm.
PLATINA POINTS
v ron
LIGHTNING RODS,
MANUFACTURED AND SOLD BY
MCALLISTER & BROTHER,
OPTICIANS,
48 CHE8HUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
(At tbo Old Stand, established 1700.)
Our Points ore all tipped with solid PtsUna and itamnnl
with our name. lrintM dlreetinn seeompanT eaeh r.int.
I'rioM, $1 O0, SI U, $1 60, $'i no, J3 00, $4 uo, per point,
according to tbe iiuautltj of Flalsia.
wjp, By somitting Sis Cents in Portage
ajE2 Stamps, itt addition to any of ths above
prices, a Point can bs safely sent by mail t
any part of the United States.
rhila., May C, 1854. Gm.
In the Court of Common Fleas of Iforth
umberland County.
Breve de Fartitione Facienda
No. 13 Ai-ccot T. 1854.
JA.VES Curothers and Mutiida his wife,
Mary E. Agnew by her gunrdian JamM
Carol her, Adam Torrence and Elizabeth bis
wire, Ueorge Haymaker and I racilla his wile,
Martha Graham, Elizabeth U rah am, Kvelint)
K. Graham and Mnrcarett.-i M. Graham, by
their Guatdiau Robert Millegnn,
TS;
tiugh Bellas, Peter Ealdy, Wfn. Shannon
and Rachel his wife, George A. Ftick, CIhi
euce H. Frick, Augustus Frick. Alexander
Frick, Robert F. Clark and Martha his wife.
Silas Carey, Ann Carey, Mary E. Carey, Sa'
ran tarey, 1 nomas n. colt, wm. C. Cult
U f'.-l. k k.. I? 1:.. ul . -i
iau un. vy iici uuuiunn Tvm. a reiriKinf
Snyder Jenks, W. Wallace Jenks, George A.
Jenks, P. rreuenok Jenks, Joseph 5. Else
good and Elizabeth his wile, Dr. Samuel
Jackson, Jesse Heston, anil John W. Moore.
Vol tea is hereby Riven that In tmrsiiance
of the order in this writ contained, (he re
quest to make partition of a piece or parcel
of land situate in Coal township Northumber
land County, on or near thewaters nf Stinnio
fcm creek, containing 1874 acres, more or
less, bonnded on the north by lands of the
Miners Bank and others, on the south by ths
top or near the top of Mahanoy mountain, on
the west by lands of John N. I.ane and others
and on ib east by lands of Jacob Hoffman
anil others, which said body of lands consists
of tracts or parts of tracts, surveyed on war
rants dated 15th df March 1793, granted 10
Edmund Huff, Thomas Gill, James Greer,
Wm. Morrison, Thomas Camplatn ilobeit
Cnmplain, will be held on the said lands on
Monday the 24th day ol July ne.it, when
and where all the parties, Plaintiff and dc-
lendaut, are warned to be prewnl.
WILLIAM D. KIPP, Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office i
8tiuturv. June 10, 1854.- Cl,
A RAMOLH of ah sorts. L'mbrollaa, carpel
. 1 1 1 , . . 1 ,
Mis, wuiow oasasis anu couar wiis aw
kinds, just roeoivsd and fur sal by
aa a at a, ax aa- a as am
VVB1, ft. Jin AUD.
Lower Augusta, May I, 1154-
VVC1ETAB1.VS CATTLE POWUKR. to
duseat Dreinig and frotisnsld's C'slUs fo'
dor, just recoisod al Iho New lu Hloro of
wr.twtit 4 BKl.NrH.
uMbury, Msy IT. Hl
AWE' D'sos UuoJo. ipetin aud Huasssor
i HhawU. Ulor k silk, silk pot-lius, l Unas, TkJ '
ClHKluiata. Us halo, U ad sal . b-l ss- l mTTlT?i.
soisod snd fos sab by WM. A. KM ABU. rT"
l.jwet Auusia, May . Isit.
.By ntlrtlW. CUhs. t'aosioaMs, aUUiawila,
GUANO, OUANO.
OOO Tons flo. I Oosernmenl fsrutu
as itwanw. ,
IOOO Tens Super-phosphate of l.lu.0.
OOtt Tons Mineral Uuaao,
FOR SALE BY
Al.l.BN It NEEDLES,
tl oWfc B'orws 4 U Water ttreel,
test moor awstow t
r rnaAoaLruiAs
Jum 14,
UTICK ss feonioy gisoa wot wvm m s
base aoea isni4 M UM
lbs ssUio of Allsoi New sons,
Uto of fatal svwasliip, MoHbusshorUiMl satualy,
doo'd. All psssosui UteaMod sro ronsaSsd to
woks tsaaoodioUi pay bsoni, ssmS an Sanaa; sisiass
aw b
I 1 Vsouess. Twosda. atuaaaaos shMh, Vol.et I or sWassaJs Sauss( Said soUos ore oWod U
i IVktass Cheeks, Muslios, As.. H sos'd asahs Us sssm kisoS). U ihs subasiiUfS OMaoisI
and fus asks by " as. mt a.aiis.
Lmos AuaoaU. Mat . I.-
fOlKifl0tLATIB. fes JslWoa, As.
IjHi.., VSKLKBABBIMIB.
iusas ss. os-
I Wri 'BoTtuMOI B- oUa sii.la, tf
,ako;. Ju tl, ls4'
oWos
uiavus ng.Ttvi.mni,
I.HMEMB4 EV'BKMN Y
roW4 lav, Jum It, Uki-tV.
nARUwABB sad Qoosaswaif sa rl
syMsss sad 4 si dooMiMto. Im4 losoitai
o4 M sslo by WM A.
loorti ows, Msy l4k.
BMABI.
PATENT
CalvHiiizetl Iron Tuliing,
FOB CHAIN PUMPS.
rOllIS Tubinf, mada of Ualvsniscd Iron by
J. patent marhinory, possesses great strength,
coaaluaod with aimpliciiv sua nearness, and Is
warranted not to corrode, ia now ottured Uie aale
al Ihs warehouoa of ths
AMERICAN GALVANIZED IRON WOltKS,
is oorro j ewro orrssri
PIIILAUEIJ'IIIA
A full sssorlmsnl of our A met Ira rl CaNanixed
Sbosl and Roolinf troa always on hsnd.
All orders promptly etien.led u Ky
McCDI.LOLUH 4 CO.
PhUaH May 17, IS51. 3r.
Billiard 011,""'""
Market Square, Buaburr,
rpiIB Mibacribot tooprcifUly UiuvMs lbs pablis
B. ittal ho has sroclod (u iboir saiussnxai and
sssretse, sn sUgsnl lootwood Wlliard laUo, wuk
laulM rubbo susMoisk, hi Ihs tKilldiog lately
orcopMHi aa las wlkt of lbs funbary Aaisiis-sa.
p wauo.
, J O. BIT1EB.
Baubary, Juos It. l(otH.
IABPETIKU, 1 sWib. Tsklo T7.
sro, I arpat rksus, sad Duur sssw, lust tocoo
sd aud IU aslo by
Apid tt, LI4L t W. TEMEB 4 VO.
BT U(M)l.S).( U,U, LaoMaw.a, Sailiaolt
l Tsoliags, 1 ws4. RuMiasi sUk, ,,
. TUkiog. (lo,,, Mosllo. 4s.. pst sosoa
100 sss im ssm ay I.W.U.UIklO,
aoktas.Apidtt.Ukl
IAkrBt4BV. Pluas aad vrsM t.s J
Bw "ll'll 4 BBlMtBsv
wabwty, Jisa Ii, ISt
Spring ami Summer Csootls 1
Peter W. Gray
INF011M8 his friends that he hos jost rereited
1 a good assnrtment of Sprtlia oi Summer
floods st Ills ,?lore in Whortleberry street. His
stock consists nf
DRY GOODS. V'Z:
Cloths, Cassimers, 5altinclts, Jesus, Drilllnge,
usragos, uarage Ue l.ainea, rJrnltoiMO,
Lawns. Uiiens, Muslins, Klantuls,
Mantilla Silks. Summer Shawls,
Dress Trimming and all items
In the Ury floods line. AUo, a
argo aosortiiftt of Klane-a for M.i, ....I
Children, Summer Halo.
Groceries ofevery variety.
Teas, ColUs, Sugar, Molasses, ttpwes, Hall,
Fish, Ae.
Ilardwnrfs
A general assurtmsnl of f'e.Nr Wars Tut,..
lluekels, Wash Boards, Uruoms. Uruahes, Ae.
i4vssswsaa a general aoourlaienl.
Couuuy l-fodure lake st lbs biahssl maiksl
prues.
Suflbury, Juno 3, 31.lf.
M and SkuM Uti Mitt. Wuuisn ao.1
hen. Ladies' Moraceo h,i. I.sdies'
bljrk and tulured trailers, jusl reeel.r.1 snd tut
saU by WM. R.N 180.
Lowes Augusts, Mas . t54.-
I'ultro, !) S
ii. Wins, Ma.isv.
si, llemef and SslL lust re.ei.sj and sk sale
by It M A. HXABB.
Loots Asla, Msy , aM
tOlltH:s)..AU kmds of Bou Sbuos sod slip
- pels M sols bs
tl. ELnlitHtl .
Msiksl sitsel. eefslia lbs Pusl Olluo.
Buiibait, rvt, I. IS.U-
I v Tt f 6 cTa r r
I Vt rit 4 BBI NH
aabary, Jaas IT, Istl -.
awt. Um I'. 't
HtMUa
Chil.li
Cpl Kltl tUltH Nrgsis.
JB Kpaoa, tlda. BraoJv.U