California Hu.
ARRIVAL OF THE
NORTHERN LIGHT.
later from valiforkiji.
92,000,000 In Cold.
New York. Nov. 11. Tho steamship
vrthern Light arrived this tnornng, with
ilifornia dntes to the 20tl nit. She brinjra
Pjiocie the troubles on tho Isthmus hnv
H induced shippers to select the Aspinwall
lite.
The mail steamship that left. San Francis,
on the 20th ult,, had two millions in gold
i Imnrd.
All wns qniet on the Isthmus. The Walk
' and Chanioro party had agreed upon terms
prace, and General Rivas had been ap.
ilnted President after the declination of
' bilker. Tho latter has been appointed
ommander-in-ehicf of the Nienrap-unn forces
id Parker H. French, formerly of the Sac
ttnento Tribune, has been appointed Com
lipsary of War.
Tho people of Nicaragua appear to bo pica
d with the new state of affairs, and no more
onble was apprehended.
Gen Chillon it is reported, has had an en
asement at Menpgru with Mendei: and COO
f his troops, the latter being defeated. Don
lateo Mayuga, formerly Secretary of State,
fit executed on the Plaza, his party having
Ired it: to tho Uncle Sam and Star of the
tVest.
Col. Kinney remained at Greytown, and
Walker is reported to be disposed to drive
him out of the country.
Col. Walkor has addressed a letter to Mr.
Mnrcy, iinforming him of the success of the
revolution, and the necessity of levying a con
tribution on all persons in Leon to pay for
the maintenance of the troops Anions oth
ers. John Priest, a citizen of tho United
Stntos. and claiming to exercise the functions
of U. S. Consul nt Sun Juan, was required to
pay his proportion of the tax. he carrying on
the business of hotel-keeping nt t hut. place.
Mr. Priest refused nt first to pay the tax ns
levied, and it became necessary to ttso strin
' cent measures to procure a coinpliunco with
the order. Ho protested airnint the pay
vrtcnt and ncninst the means used to coerce
it. Col. Walker argues that PrifM has no
chim to exemption, that tho revolution is
general and successful.
Rumors of the inteuded departure of 400
ro'.unlrers fur Walker, from San Francisco,
caused a great deal of excitement in that city.
A search-warrant was procured, and 29 mus
kets belonin to th San Francisco Blues
were recovered. Tho Quarter Master Gen
eral of the State discovered also that the ar
mory of the San Francisco Rifle Company
had been divested of all its arms, lie at
tempted to recover them, but the stealer
sailed before ho could board her. Three
hundred of the expedition were left behind.
They procured a schooner and attempted
t- board the steamer, but the officers and tho
City Marshall opposed their attempt and
thev were oMurod to reland.
The E'p imchip Sierra Nevada, from San
Juan, arrived at Sail Francisco on the fth
tilt. TtiirituT the trip she lost 45 passengers
from cholera only three of them were cabin
pasenarers.
The U. S. steamship John Hancock arri
ved nt San Francisco from Petroptiulowski,
Vrincinf news that the Russians were nt
A moor, in great forep, both on sea and land
and were anxious to meet the allied fleet,
which was probably in the Gulf of Tartnry.
When ofi'F.li&abeth Island, the Baraeouta
TiConnterf d n Bremen brig having on board
110 Russian officers and soldiers, who were
taken prisonei'3 and carried into Hong Kong.
Five hundred men, under Captain Foy, of
Sacramento, have left to join Walker
On tin- 9th ult.. the Indians on Rouge river
massacred over fiftv whites. Major Fitzcer-
nld pursiud tho Indians, and overtaking them I
had a battle, in which CO Indians were killed,
losing ten of his ow n men. j
The balance of the treasure, sunk on board
the steamship Yankee Blade, amounting to
SfiO.OOO, has been recovered.
Seven Chinamen were, murdered by the
Mexicans in Siejra County in one day." The
object was robbery.
rPXKSYLVASIA CANrX t OAI..
We learn from the Pittsburg papers that
the Darlington Cannel Coal Iiui'rond Com
pany, of Beaver county, are now in successful
operation, sending out about one hundred and
fifty tons per day, bat Cannot half supply the
demand. A large amount cf it is carried to
Alleghany city, and sold for domestic purpo
ses, for the !a!'re bakeries and for tempering
ghiss. For thisla-l purpose bituminous coals
do not nnsw'T, and glass manufacturers have
heretofore been compelled to use wood.
The cann.il coal is now used in two of the
Pittsburg glass houses and nt one in Bridge
water, Beaver county, audit is said to be
better and cheaper for tempering than wood.
A party of l'ittslmrghers, Messrs. Cheny,
Watson fe Co., have purchased n site at the
junction of the Darlington road with the Ohio
nod Pennsylvania road, and have commenced
the erection of a large manufactory for tho
purposa of distillling oil from tho cannel coal,
and entered into arrangements with that
Company for the supply of coal. By actual
experiments it has been ascertained that it
contains at least forty callous of oil to the
ton, and the expense of making it is not more
than fourteen cents prr gallon. The ril is or
n superior quality f-r light; when burning
emits neither smoke no smell, and is not ex
plosive. It is now manufactured successfully
in New York and sold at or.o dollar per gal
lon. It is also vuluaiile for machinery, as it
neither gums nor does it congeal until tho
mercury sinks at 15 dep. below zero. From
the cheapness with which it can be made it is
evident that it will soon be produced in quan
tities, tending gvoatly to reduce the price a
very desirable matter. The Darlinirton Com
pany owns five hundred and fifty ucrcs of can
iiel coal have nt a great, expense completed
their roud, and are now in full connectian
with the Lakes and the Ohio river a cen-
i tral position that must secure them great ad
J vantages. This vein of cannel coal averages
from fourteen to fifteen feet in thickness, and
f is overlaid with a vein of cannel coal shale of
f ten feet in thickness, which, although not
f good for fuel, contains as much oil as tho coal.
The Simla being composed mainly ot oil nml
earthy matter, and the coal or carbon and oil.
It is computed that, at a low estimate, there
is in every aero forty thousand tons of the oil
yieldiug substance : a mine richer in wealth
than the gold-yielding quarts of California.
New Counterfeit. A new counterfeit
rnuduits appearanco on Saturday, purporting
to bo an issue of the Mechanics' Bank of this
city, of the. denomination of five dollars.
They are cjost capitally done, and bear so
close a resemblance to the genuine issues,
that it will require a very close inspection to
detect them. The ono we saw wns letter B,
1733. The on'y perceptible dillorence be
tween it and the genuine note, was in the en
graved lines in the lower corners, which in
the counterfeit, having been done by hand,
arc not straight, while the genuine ore.
Caution- should be exercised in taking Me
chanic fives'. I'hila. Xeut.
Caution' to Raii.ro a dUrdkrs. A recent
European magazine contains an ubly-written
article on the subject of the injurious effects
upon the eyes of persons in tho habit of read
iig while travelling itv railroad cars. It is
stated thai the jolting motion causes the" eye
to strain io catching the separate letters, and
makes the effect on the retina very injurious.
Several instances were given in corrobora
tion, where persons who were in the habit of
reading; mucu id railway cars nan Become
Mrly buod.
The Liquor Law Prlsener.
PtTTRBtjRO. Nov. 10. The imprisonment
of tho liquor dealers convicted of violations
of the law, having expired to-day. largo
croud assembled near 1 ho jail, whure carria
ges bad been provided for the liberated pri.
soners. After their disennrge, o procession
was formed with music, &c and the prison
ers were conveyed in triumph through the
principal streets. It is nnderstood that all
the liquor dealers instead of selling as usual,
in order that the number of complants may
be so increased ns to clog the business of the
Courts, until the repeal of the law.
We have nt length a full report of the dead
and wounded by the late awful disaster on
tho St. LouiB Pacific Railway, and the to
tals are, dead 30, wounded 70, or 100 in all.
This is the worst ruilroud accident which
probably has ever occurred in this country.
The Poet some where speaks of "winter
lingering in the lap of spring," which it needs
Ho poet to tell us the case here this season,
the lust two days having been decidely win
try. Nor does it need a poet to inform the
public that fur uil sorts of weather there is u
yeiy abundant provision of suitable uud fash
ionable clothing nt. Rnckhill & Wilson's ehtiip
store, No. Ill Chestnut street corner ol
Franklin Pluce
BEAT 11 S.
In Shumokin township, on Siimiuy lust,
suddenly, DAVID MAK'I'Z. lisij., ugeu
about 04 years.
Philadelphia Market.
Nov. 15, 1855.
Chain. Only n small amount or Wheal
offered nnd prices ore 3c per bn lower.
Sales of Soul hern and Pennsylvania at $2 00
n2 PO per bushel, and prime white at 2 12a
2 18. 30-10 bushels Western Rye sold 117
cents. Corn is scarce 1000 bushels old yel
low sold at !6 cents, and new yellow at from
C." to 70c. Outs are i.i fair demand nt 42 a
43 cts, per bushel.
Whiskey is sendy sales of bbls. nt 41a42
cts., and hbds at 40uilc. Last sales of Drud
ges at 39c.
SUNBl'K Y I'KJCU CI MtliKNT
Wiikat. 168
Km. . .114
Cors. so
Oats, .,5
potatoss, 8.1
ISkhwax "5
H.( KLI II Fl.Al. 10
UuTTMl. 22
Eno. - . )2
I'll II K. 10
Fuikihi. . I 4ft
Tallow. "IS
New Advertisements.
I!ioliilioii of liiriticri!iip
TVTOTICE is hereby given that the firm of
Clement ti Krnm wosdulv dissolved on the
3 1st day of October, A. D , 1855. and tliol the
honk of the firm are in the hands of Ira T.
Clement. All persons knowing themselves t.i
be indebted to said firm will plea.-e cont nnd
make settlement immediately, and all persons
having claims against the same are requested to
present them.
CLEMENT & KRAM.
Sunbnry, Nov. 10, 1855. 2m.
Fashionable Hats and Caps.
ASHBY & R0CAP,
Ao. 13C Market St.,
INFORM their friends and tho public
(generally, that they continue to keep at
their old slum!, a large and extensive assortment
of hats, caps, Ac, gut up of the licet material and
in the lutes) and best stjle of workmanship and
finish.
Country merchants and others will do well to
call ahd examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Phila., Nov 10, 135. if.
The Scientific American.
Eleventh Year.
Splendid Engravings and Prizes.
The Kleveutn Aii''t:al Toluuie of this useful puLlicutum
conimetict s m tin l.ih ,'l" September, Ir&o.
The 'SCII'.N TiFIC A.MKKICA.N ll Illustrated
Periodical, deviaed chieliy tn the prontulifiri :a of inttMr
nialiini relating to the vuri- u. .Mecliunic uiul Clieimc Aru,
liittnslilal ,Mi..iiil'ncturcs, Apiculture, Patents, luveutiiais,
1'iiL'iiieeriui:, Millw.irk, mid all nitcrevts waich ttie light
of Practical Science is calculated lailvauck.
Ucpurts ni V e. P.ilents granted aiu als., puhlished ev
ery week, including racial c ipies of t.l! the Patent Ctnims,
tnrilu-r with news and iuniriiiati.in up.ai th.iushuds nf
nter subjects.
The enntiihutori to the Scientific Atneiienn are nmiiii
the m -si eminent sciei.titic uml prariicl men, f the limes
The cnlitorl.il dejmilineut. is university nckniwlekfed tn
be v inducted with area! ability, and in be distinpuieced,
nnt nuly fir the excellence ami Irulhnihii.ks nl lis discus
si. mis, but fnr the fearlessness with which ermr is dan
Ijaleil nnd fulse Itienrles are csplntted.
Mechanics, luveutnrs, na(:l iceis, Cheuiisis, Miiuuftic
turcrs. Aricultmti'ls. and p.enple nf eveiy pmlisvi n in
life, will find the Sciealific Amesic-ill IiiIk; -il gre-it value
ia their respective calliups. llsc unci ani succeiiinus
will sn ve lliciri hlliidreiis nf il.ILns aiuiuaily. bebiileaaflf r
dius theinn eniiiiuiiul s urcenf kimwleilge, the experience
nf which i. ltynud pecuniary estimate.
'J'he Scicntitie American is published nueea week : every
number enutaiiis eisht kirge qmrt,i (aiKe. Inniiina aul'ually
n c implete and splendid v ilume. illunirated with several
liuadred oiiainal cnsrivitifts.
Cy Sp-eiinea enpies sent gratis.
fy TKBMS. Single Subsc'iptins, $2 a
eur, or SI for six mot Ilia. Five copies for six
months, $4, for a jear f.S.
Kor further Club rates and fur the statement
of the fourteen larire Cash Prizes, ottered by the
puhlixhers, see Scientific American.
Koulhrrn, Western and Canada mnner, or
Tost Otiice Stumps, taken at par for subscrip
tions. Letters should be directed (post paid) to
ML'NN & CO.,
1!8 Fulton Street, New York.
Iu'ew York, November 10, 1R5.V -
THE UNIVERSITY'S FAMILY
REMEDIES,
1?!tj"F.D under the Pea'. Hniictina and Authority of the
L'nicereitv nf FHKi-; MKDIC1NK unit onular kimw.
Idee, Chattered by the Stats nf Pennsylvania, April !,
leoa, wnha Capital of PIOtl.lKsj. nntiuly fnr ihe purp ise cf
arresting Ihs eviie nf is.tmi.ms aisl w irtlileaa Xnairmris ;
Aisii i.r suppiving lue uominuuily with reliable Keine
dies wherever a Competent Physician cannot nr will nnt
I eiapkive-J. This lntiipi"il kas purcl.uu'd fran r
Jolis It. Kowaxd, his Celebrated
KoifHiid 'Ionic nilxfiirp.
KanWn for upwards of twenty-five years as the nuly ure
and Kite cure fnr Kl. F.fi aiul AGL'E. tr.. and uis lues.
Humble Kenvdy for HOWKI.COMI'L.AIN'IV, H.iwnnit's
Cniripnuud Pyrup o' Blacklirrry t,s,t. winch uigaiy sp.
pinvcw nni, jr.,mm nnnmic, viriuer will!
Tiie l;iiiverUy's lleiundy fnr t'lauptamis nf the taiiin;
The t'luversily's Heinedy fr Dysraia or IndigekUnu'i
The Vuiveisity's Remedy fnrCnsnve-ltnwels;
Also, the L'tiiversliy 's Almause naiy laa la bud, at the
nruuen mspeiisary. or cw, tn .. ,
WILLIAM. DKPPIM. .
No. 3, 1623. Maaaa y P O
nIUe nnd llnriit'sm .llakcr.
Thomas H. Tucker
Successor to G. W. Slroh,
BEsPECTFUI.LY lnfrnii the
citizens of Suubury and the pub
lic generally. Ihaf he has taken
establishment lately occupied by
Geo. W. Slreh, and having engaged several good
workmen, will be enabled to turn out work ui fits
line equal to sny mui'e in tht section of country.
Orders promptly exeveted sod sll kinds of pro
dura taken in exchange.
Sanbury. Ortolwr K7, 1855. ly
FAHNESfOCK I Vermi uge. for sale hv
Mm IS wrt.SPR A, HHf-NEll
WEISER A. BKUNEH
J -
1VINE3 and Liquors for Medicinal purposes
r ' WEISER d' BKUNEK ff.
unWr, MNr It.' 16
Bargains nt the Old Stand.
miLING & GRANT
ARE now opening a new and very desirable
lock of FALL and WINTER Goods, em
bracing in endless variety. Their stock con
sists in psrt of
Black & Fancy Broadcloths &Cassimeres,
Winter Wares for men and boys, all styles and
prices.
DRESS GOODS.
Sir.KSPlain and Figured Black.
An assortment hf Plaid Stripe and Figured Fan
cy Dress Silks at Unusually low prices,
Shctlies, Brazes. Dr'ntiJ Dbl.ains, Mus.
De Lnins. Lawns, ttc, '
(3INOH A MS from H to 25 cents per yard.
CALICOES 3 . "
WHITE GOODS.
Cambric, Jaconetts, Swiss, Tarltnn. Mull, lipid-
nett, French and Swiss Lares. Edgings, fee.
Brown and bleached Muslins. Drillings. Ticks,
Checks, Towlings, Table Diapers, oe.
ottos r.itn-.
HARDWARE and fiTTEESfSWARE,
Cedar-ware, llollow.wnre, Iron, Stel, Plaster
Knit and Fish.
Also a trcsh siiiplv nf
Dlii;iS AMI Mr.DICINT.Si.
Thankful for Jinst favors, we hope by strict
attention and a desire to please, still to meet with
the approval of our friends.
P Country produce of alt kinds taken ot the
highest market priee
Hunbiirv. INov 3. ISS6. Iv.
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
IN pursuance of prevision? made in the laat
Will and TerlnniPi.t of John Ilehock, will
be exposed to publii-r sale on
FRtiMY THE Sl DAY OI-' NOVEMUK.lt NEXT,
on the premises, at tho late roidrnre ol'tl e said
John Keboi'k, late of Coper Malionoy township,
Northumberland county, deceased, the fol
lowing ilescril el n'nl cslnte to wit :
A "CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
Situate in the township nforrsHid. adjoining
lands of Daniel Ueisae-, SainiM-l liesslrr, I'eler
Thomas, George Keterulf and Adam Arnold,
containing nbou1 One Hundred and Ninctv-two
Acres more or less. About 125 acres nf which
arc cleared, the remainder being well timbered.
The iniprovcini ills aie a double Iwo story Log
Dwelling House, w pnlbcrbourde d. A Bank
Barn a Spring House and a Cider Press.
There is also on tlx premises a lurgfl and ex
cellent Orchard ol all kind, of fruit trees. Kale
t commi'nre at 10 o'clock on said dy. when
ilia terms and conditions of sale will be made
known by
JACOB H. KAUFFMAN, Ex'r.
November 3, I85S. ts.
.J.
For the latest arrival of
Fall 6j Winter 'woods.
J. F. St I. P. SIuINS
RK1
HsrF.'JTFUl.I.Y announce to thrir friends
lid tie public in general, that they have
received at their Old Sliitul, in Upper Ainrusta
township. Northumberland roiintv. l'n..at Klines
Grove, their FA 1,1. an J WINTBR Coo Is, und
opened to the public a full assortment of
MERCHANDIZE, &c,
Consisting in part of Cloths, black and fane;
Cassinirres, Kattinctts, thecks. Drawers and
Under Shirts, and all kinds of
FALL and WINTER GOODS.
Also a lot ol'-l!eaily.iiiaJa Coats, Vesta and
Pants, tkc.
Ladies Dress Goods,
Cnnsutinfj nflllack Silks, Merinos. Alpacns, Co
here cloth, plain and fancy all wool De Unities.
Calirwcs,(iin(fhains. Muslin. Comforts, Bay State
Long .Sluiwls, Triiniiiings, Arc.
Also afresh supply of rccrlr of all kinds.
A fresh supply of Hardware and Queens
ware, Drugs and Medicines.
Hardware, Quecnsivnre, Ccdarware, It rooms, Ac.
Also a large assortment nf boots and
Shoes, suitable fur Men, Women and
Children. Hats and Caps,
Silk Hats, nnd all
josds usually kept in a Country Store.
Call and See.
Cheaper than the Cheapest,
Thankful for pat favors wc hope by strict atten
tion to busineis, t merit a continuance of the
same.
All of the above named stock of goods will be
sold positively at low prices for cash, or in ex
change for country produce, at tho highest market
price.
Kline's Grove, Nov. 3. 18S5
FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE FAHM,
Lying in Shumnkin tovniship, Northutnlicrland
county, containing about 1 30 acres, more or less,
within J mile of the Philadelphia and Sunhury
Railroad, adjoining lands of Charles Leiscnritig,
George Ktick und others, rn which are erected
A large two'&tory Dwelling House,
Burn and Outhouses. Ariout SO acres of said
land ure cleared, and in a piettv snod state r.f
rullivaliui i the residue is i.nud linibcr land.
There run be about 40 acre of very mperinr
ireaonw made on said premise. l here are two
go.ul liearing Orcbarils llicreiin, a ne er-fuilnig
sprinij of wa er. and tt good wrll at tho door.
For further put lii ulara apply to Ihr subscri
bers, or to Elida John, Ucar Gup P. O., North
umberland eo'inly. I n.
p. S. If said premises are not sold before the
firt bay of the tiret mouth (January) next, the
ttune will be offered for rent on reasonable terms.
SARAH JOHN,
ELIZA S.JOHN.
Shamokin twsp. )
11 111 mo. 3. 1HA5. $ 2 mo
GREAT EXCITEMENT I
La est and lie.it arriral of tht Season,
At the Sloie of
P. W.Gray,
In Mark et Square, has juH received his Stock
from rlnladelihia, conmsttnti of
Full and AVinKT Jools,
Embracing s great variety of
Lady's Dress and Fancy Goods.
The following comprises in part list of my ex
tensive and elegant stock, which. for variety and
cbeupness cannot ne excelled in this market,
FOR TIIE GENTLEMEN,
Black and Fancv Cloths and Caseimeres. Bliek
Sattin and Fancy Silk V eatings, "iiirliiij Muslii),
Drawers and Under Shirts, Kentucky Jeans,
Velvets, Blankets, Ac.
KOK THE tADllt?'.
Dlack 8ilka, Alpacas. Merinos' colored and plaid
all wonf. M nslin do Lain, a large lot of Prints,
of the he's! brands and styles, brown and bleached
Sheetings, twilled ami plaid Limeys, Flannels,
red,' yellow a'nd white, grey Drills, Tickings.
Cambrics, Dress trimmings, ribbons, laces, gloves,
hose vnd Irish linens, .ami other things too tedious
to mention. I would earnestly solicit s liberul
share of their patronage.
Boots & Shoes, a large assortment.
HATS OA Mr.. ,. . ,
HARDWARE St CUTLERY,
CEUAKWARE.
. . rr&H & salt,
Groceries ofevcry viirlet)
Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses. Ric. Cheese. Yin-
egar, Candies, Csndles, Moap, Ciackfra, H rooms.
Lead. Shot, lied Cords, Plough Lines, Glass -8i 10
10x12, 1 1 B 16. Starch, Fluid. Dairy Salt. Smok
ing and Chewing Tnbacro. KineCinars. Mat bs,
Mustard, Candle Wick, Blacking Water Proof,
ami a neral assortment of
QL'EEXSWARE' AXD GLASSWARE;
Country 'produce taken st lbs highest market
prices.
8unbury, Oct, 27, 1855 tf.
riJKifcOPHEROUf 6 dot. for sale by
May 19. WEISEB BR'INt.
BEItRYfiBURG SEMINARY
ANDflbARDINO SCHOOL.
For Ysuhj Ladle and OcallemM.
rTWIS Institution will commence its 2nd or
Winter Session of eleven weeks, November
Hth 185.1. Its object is to qualify young Ladies
and Geiiljemen for the more active duties of lire.
Parents May rest assured that every exertion
will be made for the Moral and Physical, as well
as Intellectual improvement of all who are placed
under our care. Everything sectional will be
discarted,
TERMS PER SESSION,
Boarding Room Furnished, $23 00
Common English Branches, 4 00
Higher English and Mathematics, &e., 6 00
(reek and Latten, A 00
French, (en Ira) 1 00
Music on Piano Forte, 1 00
Half of the Quarterly expenses Invarisbly paid
in advance.
Any information will he given promptif by
addressing either the Principal or Proprietor.
JOSIAH F. KENNEDY. A.B.,2iM.
AARON P. LARK, Proprietor.
Ber.yaburg, Dauphin Cc, Pa., )
October Nth. 1855. M J
NEW MASONIC HALL,
PHILADELPHIA.
AOF.NTS WANTED la every town and canity in the
United ftc?, to sell the heauiil'al picture nf the
GRAND LODGE ROOM.
In ths Nkw Ma.oxic Halt.. Philadelphia. This Plnte Is
selling very rapidly, nnd elicits the admiration "f all. f"f
the c rreemes ami fidelity with which the Statcv,
Frksco PAtmiso- anp FcssiTiraK uru represented, ami
the artistic tieautv and hnrmny of the colors Cizsnf
Plate. J X 48. Price 93 01).
B "iksellers end Pictare Dealers wishing to tnVe s.
ciei fur it, will please, address, fir further inf-rmati ,n.
' iv nnarMTTlil.
Litlvgnipher, Philadelphia.
Oct'dier J7, ISM. tf
GREAT MASONIC HALL.
TUP. t.AItOF.ST PI ANO FOtlTF.. MF.LOPFftN AND
MUSIC CTOKE IN TIIK UMTKD STATK8.
Will be opened Ortnber ISth ISM, In the Mrsic
Uait.mxo. C'he.nill PrreeK alt ve Seventh. Philadelphia.
fly JOHN MAHPII. the Site Airent fur Binrrlinnn.
Rrav A- Pn.'s celehrnted D"lee Campnna Atiachment
I'i'iiii F"rles.niid C W. Fisk Go's Premium Vie!.,,
deons Also, Plaiui Fintes and ivlel Vienna of nlherdis.
tiiiffnlsliefl mikers. J M. has villained a tense fur severnt
venis in the t-ewf. mairiiittcent nnd welt kii"wn Mn,ide
ItaiMine. whi r,, he iiiiends keepinjr the '"v""' stnek ami I
ass'irlmeni f Oi-,,,,. Knrtes. Melndcais, Masle, and Mil
sicnl f,i.itnnints nf evniy de.crtnthai. all nf whieh are
CTrefuMe snleetett hv himself, nnd warranted to f ivo per
fect sntifaetinn in every instance,
Oct.iher S7th. I9.M tf
11EMOVAL.
J. S. DEPUY te SONS,
At 223 Xm ih Second Street, tilmre I'tue, and
at Eiyth and Spring-Garden Street
FHILADSX.FHI A,
Are selling; c.fT CARPETS,
Oil. CLOTHS. A-c At reduced prices,
Expectinitto Rli.MOVR to C HEfSNUT Mircet.
(under the New Masonic Hall.) about the I. 'Ill
of NuVKMiir.it. to which place they would invite
their former customers and others, aa they expert
to keep a better assortment there, than they ever
have kept.
Oct. a7, IfiS.'i.- cli. Sept 52 5m W
flHK stiliscriliers offer a reward of fifty dollar
- fur the discovery and conviction of the pcr
bon or persons, who cut and destroyed the bands
on the Machinery of their Coal breaker, nt the
Mammoth ddlierv, between Slviinokin and Mt.
Cannel. on the nuht nf the Oth tnst.
The above reward will be paid fo any one giv.
ing informa ion that will lead to tho conviction
of the offenders.
CLF.AVKH, FAGELY iCo.
Shamokin Oct. 87, l5.r. if.
COLEMAN'S
CIIEAr CUTLERYSTORE,
Ao. 21 Xo-tli Thir l St., hdow Arch,
rUILADELPIIIA.
Ol'NTRY Merchants can save from ten to
fifteen per cent, by purchasing at the above
stores, by importing my own goods, paying lull
littl rent, und living economically, it is plain I
can undersell those who purchase their Goods
here, pay high rents and live like princes.
Constantly on hand a large assortment nf Pen
and Pocket Knives, Scissors dnd Razors, Table
Knives and Forks in ivory, stag, buffalo, bone and
wood handles. Carvers and Forks, &c, liutclnvr
Knives, Dirks, Howie Knives, Revolving and
p. n in Pistols, Ac.
Also a large assortment of Accordc.ins, &.e.
Also fine English Twist and German Guns.
JOHN M. COLEMAN,
Oct. 20, 1SS5. ly. Importer.
C'AME to tho premises of the subscriber, nea1
' Dear Gap, about three weeks since, a light
brindle COW about 12 vears old with a shor1
tail, and had on a small bell. The owner is re
quested to come forward, prove property, puy
charges and luke her away.
WILLIAM THOMAS,
Locust tp., Columbia eo.
Oct. tO, lHfiB 2m.
NEW
FALL AND WINTER, GOODS.
I. W. TTKXKR & Co., Sui'bury, la..
RESPECTFULLY announce that they have
just received a large and varied stock of
splendid goods suited to the season j an inspec
tion of which they solicit tri in their fsiends und
the public they will be sold ut low prices, as
Ihey still adhere to the r old motto:
"Small profits and quick Sales."
This in the end pays best, while it best serves
their customers.
1 heir slock now consists of Cloths, Casaiineres,
Veilings, Ladies' Dress Goods, in great
variety, of Silks, Poplins, Delaines,
Cashmeres, I'ohurgs, all wool de
laine. Calicoes, &c, with a
large assortment of dress
trimmings. -Broche,
Thibet, Cash
mere, and wollcn shawls, worked collars, cuffs,
sleeves, clieiinetics, Ac
A new slock ol Ready niado Coats, Ycsts, and
Pantaloons, of superior stylo and workmanship.
Mso, Hats, Caps, llooU and Shoes tngellier
with a general assortment of Hardware,. Queens
ware. Groceries. Provisions, Ccdarware, Diugs,
Paints. Oils and Nails.
Com uud see, no charge is made for show
ing gouus.
Country produce taiien in exohange tor goods.
at Ihe highest market prices
Sonbory, Octolier 13. 1835.
NEW REFECTORY.
fllHE subscribers resiect!ully inlnrm me riti
I ien of Suubury anil the. public generally,
that they have 0iened a Refectory and hating
Saloon in tlte basement of the New Three Siorv
brick building of J. M. Simpson, in Market
sirret, which has been hsndsomoly filled up
with every convenience end comfort for their
customers. They will constantly have, on hand
the best quality of Oysters, and all oilier ileli-
cacies of the season. .
JO II IN p. S.M1UK.
G. W. HILEMAN.
Punhtiry, 6ct. 13, 1855.
m irp V FALI.STOCK of NEW Oouda.
UdvxykJa Seasiinnble Shawls.
Fa'htnnnbLx Silks. ,
Full simk Zilack Sii'ka.
Press OoimIs. all kinds.
Blankets and FtnliiielH.
Linen and Cotton Sheetings.
Staple Housekeeping Goods. ,
Cloths, t.'assirneres and Vestings.
- EYRE LAN DELL.
FOURTH & ARCH Sis., PIHI.AU'A. v
P. N Storekeepers and ot;,er nit cash' buyers
supplied with scarce and desirable Dry Goods
st low rates. . BARGAIN'S, from Philadelphia
slid New York Auctions dally.
N. B. 8 eases French Merinoee, all colore,
wholesale frew 65 to 1 .25
Philadelphia, Sept. 84, 1855. 3m w3,
WALL PAPER. A lsrga and ,.rplfadJ
. . assortment of WU paper. Window Pa
per, and Oil Shade, just, received and for sal
by , ,. I. W. TENER&C.
uVwy, Vs t, Jn
Great Arrival of .
Fall and Wintet Gooih!
IRA T. CLEMENT ,
NFORMH his friends and customers that he
just received an elegant assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS !!
At Ida Store hi Marsct Street, Suiilniry, which
he offers to the public at the lowest pricce.
Ilia stock cpnsiata of a general assortment o
)py Goods viz t
Clothf. CflMi'mfr.t, Cowfnffs, Jtarif, Drillings,
Muslim, Linens, Calicoes, Muslin dt
Lains, Lawns, Ginghams, lir.rapes.
Also a large assortment of CLOTH IM1.
A large assortment of Boots and Shoes, for
Men, Women and Children.
Silk Hats.
Panama, Palm leaf and other Summer Hats.
I'latafcr.
GROCEIIIES of every variety.
Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Molasses, Cheese, Spices,
Fish, Salt, Ac.
HARDWARE,
Viz I Iron nnd Steel, Ntiila, Files, Saws, A;c.
QUEENSVV ARE,
Tta Sells, Plates, Dishes, Cups, Saucers, ifc
XV Country produre of all kinds taken in ex
change at the highest market prices.
Oct. SO. 1R8S
AONEW &z CO'S
SILK AND SHAWL STORE
Nn. 19G Chtsmtt street,
PHILADELPHIA.
WE tnke leave to Inf irm the Ladies of 9anhnrr and vi
cinity, thnt we il'iw have npen a full slork ol' Kail and
Winter Guids, just auived by Hoase qikI Liverpixl
Steamers.
IX OUR SHAWL ROOM
will be found the ni'!t extensive, nssnrtinent 'f llrchn,
I. nc nml Sqnsre !ll AVI.! Stelln and printed lnTdrred
SIIMVI, in the rjly. wh.le urn fl.OAKS. TAI.MAS
; and .MATII.I.Ar, in Velvet CK.Ih ancl.Voirs Aatiqav,
i CHilinit he s iipasaed.
SILK AND DP.KSS GOODS,
Tlii dcpnjlmPiit nnppliwl with nil Ihr nrws nylftnf
Hnweiil'-. Plnid, Plrtp. I'luin, Mniro Antique nnd lllm-k
Silkn. White Mir iitirpie fur hridnl drrcwn, Hirh ilk
Merin'is anil Canhmcres, a large atsiirtmeiit of all oikirs
Koiie urentr. primed uuwntnerp onn iveiiincp. ijipiiifp,
und very cheap.
Kmbruideries, nibtsips, Glnvee, ice.
MOCUNfXO GOOD?,
Of I .apins, fVwlhriztncs, Cnthmeres. Pe f .nines Ac.
We entueiMly solicit n call fr-an our country friends,
feelius eoiifiileut fmm oar greet facilities fnr p'aichasing
goods, we can niTer areat baiiniius.
AONEW & CO.
P. H Constantly reeeivine new trotxls by ths European
Steamers from Havre and Liverpool.
Oct. 6th IS5 Giii4w.'
XT. S. OF
"God and our Xatice Land."
SUSQUEHANNA CAMP. No. 89, of the O.
of the U.S. A. holds its stated sessions ever)
Momr evening in their new New Hall, opposite
E. Y. H rights store. Suubury, Pa. limitation
and rcga'ia, $2,00.
P. M. SHINDEL, W- C.
Em'l Wn.vr.iiT, If. S.
Suubury Oct. 20, 1855.
O. OP XT. 3SL.
m'NHUKV I UUNCIL, No. 30, O. of V. A.
M. nuts evcrv TrKsitAr evening in the
Ameiicdii Hull, opposite E. Y. Uriuht's store.
Market street. Snulntry, Pa. Metnla rs of the
enter are respectfully requested to attend.
P. M. SHINDEL, C.
A. Hoiitkb. R. S.
ftiinhurt. Oct. 20, ISS5.
BANK 0E NORTHUMBERLAND. .
fl'lIE Stockholders are hereby notified that
1. at. election foi thirteen directors to serve
for the ensuing year, will bo held at the Bank
ing house, on the 3d Monday in November
(I'Jih,) ai 10 o'clock, A. M.
In accordance with the charter, the annual
meeting of the stockholders will be held on the
first Tuesday in November, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
J. H. PRIESTLY, Cashier.
North'd , Sept. ia, 1855 tc.
CHEAP WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
A'o 72 North Second Sirret, (apposite th
Mount Kcriion House )
Philadelphia.
GOLD Lever Watches, full jeweled, 18 K, ea
ses, 28 i SiUcr Lever do,, do.. 12; Sil
ver Lepine, do., $9: Qunrlier. $5 lo $7: Gnld
Sped odes. ) 50 to $10 ; silver do., $ I At) ;
Silver Table Spoons per sett. I4 tn 18j
Silver Desert do., do., s9 to 9 1 I ; Silver Tea do..:
do., ijil 75 to $7 50 ; (.old Pens and Gold Ca
ses, :i 25 to $5 ( Gold Pens and Silver do. . $ I;
together with a variety of fine Gold Jewelry.
Gold Curb , Guard and Fob Chains. All goods
warranted In bo us represented. Watches and
Jewelry. repaired in thebest manner. Also, Ma
sonic Marks, Pins, &c., made to order.
N. I). All orders sent by mail or otherwise,
will be punctually attended lo.
Phila., Sept. 22, 1S55. lyw.
lbvNc yT uns " fo" u la in e.san d '
UlllT.DHKN.
JOHN FABEIRA,
Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer in
all kinds of Fancy Furs
Ao. 2S4 Market Street, (above Eighth,)
PHILADELPHIA
Having now completed my very largo and
bcaitulifid assortment nf all the different kindsof
Fancy Furs, nnd fashioned into all Ihe different
styles nnd fashions that will be worn during the
present season by Ladies and Children, and being
determined to sell my goods at small profits it
will be to the advantage nf Ladies am' othcis to
give me a call hcf.iro purchasing.
N. 11. UTOHEKEUPERSand the trade will
do well to call, as they will find one of the
larget and best variety of stock to select from
the city. JOHN FAREIRA.
Sept. 23. 1855 4 mos.
C.MF. to the premises of the subscriber, resid
ing In Lower Augusta township, Northumber
land county, about 3 mouths siticp a Stray Bull
over two years old. Color brindle, white back,
redish brindle head. weighs ulii.Lt !5) pounds.
The owner is requested to come forward prove
property pav damages and tuke him away.
: . OWEN BOW EN.
Lower Augusta. Sept. I. 155. 2m.
... F0H
IH E subscriber offers for side his large and
1 valuable FARM, kituate in Shamokin town
ship. North'imheilund County, between Suubury
and Shamokin, two miles from the Uoalroad and
five from Trevorton, rontaiitiiiil upwards of fillO
ACRKS, almost :llt acres eve vlcsred and in a
good state ol cultivation, the other well limbered
with Ou' and Cliesnut.' "J'he iiirprovemcntsarc
Iwo dwelling Houses and two Lams, with good
Spring Water. It is well calculated for three
or more firms, wilh Meadows, Ouhards, &e.
Persons desiring level farms easily tilled, should
examined the alwve. He will sell on reasonable
terms either the whole, or part of 60, 100 or
500 acres. If not sold by Ihe first of January
it wi! be rented. i ' ' ' i
, DAYll) Mir.I.EE.
Octolier 6, 18f-ft.- tj050
Fruits & Confectionery.'
a EMOVAL. The subscriber has removed
Ih to No '2ii VI u hit SrsL;r, above Front,
(Three doers above the old stand,)
PHILADELPHIA.
Where he keeps constantly 011 hand, a general
stock of all articles in Ida line j consisting of
Oranges, Lemons and all kinds of fruit 111 sea
out Almmids, Walnuts, Crrsm NuU, Ground
Nuts, plain and raasUl : .Pickles aud preserve
of all kinds to which he invilet the attention of
Dealers ud others yisi ipf, the city. Goods
packed t this establishment warranted to carry
fe.
6. L. HERRING,
No. 88 Market Si., ahov Front, South aide,
Phila., Kept. S3, I8553in ci.
1NDELLIBLE INKk t
May 19.
vP5f r it. Bntmfii'fiv
S- K. for. 5th i Jhrimrt Mi.
t-i
This Ii,sitntinrl;-which wis first
ewablw'ieil In IepnnileT, 1044, sad
IMiinlM'rs smxag PS gradnstea han
dmli, r Oie. Imsfness men in this,
aml.o.er ritles WSS on inns 4 1 ft,
2 Iby,, t a ru red, and estaliliStied. as n
Ci,ll,ift. .n ancordanes with Act ti
Uirismnr.
'fli ouasa of tssTHncitnw Is nf a
lifl lli.inaigliiy prartirnl rluieneter and
n-T eiailnius all Innse lirnnrliee necessary
Hi J fur use i it traiiiuss ! la-sides whieh,
as s
! SjmJ n dmee ap ill a c aire nf LIXTI FKS
i S- UPON COMVIK.UCIAI. LAW, de.
! . llvereit for i heir esnei'ial use. Iiv rmi-
JI the mini a have tlte nrivnrffft i allen-
a f-v VT' -:--.,!,, ' '
tun j . .......
the How.
Jnnoa CiiaswHiD,s services are en
cuffed ill this d.nnrlment.
S. II.CIHTTi;NIi:N,Priiiciinl.
tyCatnliiRiieswIII he sent to any
address, oil apnlirntinn Iiv h-'ti r
Als... cniTTI-.NDI-.NS' HOOK
KKK.I'ING, mi receipt per mail of the
price, 1,50. Key lu same 5Uc;s
r M oc irHt ...
Philadelphia, Oet. in, t5j. 0n.
FALL MILLINEHY G0CES !
1865.
JOHN STONE Se SONS,
Ao. 4") South Second Street,
P11ILAPF.LPHIA.
ATiE now prcporcd to offer to llui' en
turners, and to the trade, (of their own im
portation.) the largest and h'lidsomest assort
ment of Millinety Goods, in this city consist
ing in part of llonnet Wilks, Ribbons, Velvets,
Fancy Feathers, Flowers, Laces, kc. c.
Which will be sold at the lowest prices, and
on the most favorable terms.
Philadelphia, Hrpt. 22, lH.'i.. 2m p2.
CHEAP BOOKS & STATIONARY.
OF.KRY tt ERETY, invite the attention of
merchants and others to their large slock of
elegantly bound Ilibles, Hymn Ilooks, Prayer
Dunlin, Albums, and Presentation Hooks in all
lylcs of binding ( Standard Theologicai, Medical,
Miscellaneous and School Douks, which Ihey
have received from Trade Sales otid are scllini;
at extremely low prices.
A lio direct from the manufacturers and Im
porters, even kind nf Plain and Fancy Writinff,
Letter and Note Papers. Envelopes, Gold and
Sleel Pens, Pencils. Inkstands, Wrapping Pa
pers, Ac., &c, at the lowest cash prices.
PERRY & KKKTY,
8. W. Corner, 4lh and Race Sts.
Philadelphia.
September 23, 1855. tf
PHILIPS, STKYKER & JENNINGS,
WHOMC'ALK PR At Kit 9 IN
nniTisn, ritu( ii & American
Dan 't)iD
r.nCOUT KXCLUS1VEI.T AT
AUCTION,
Xos, 1 fV 3 Dank Street, helnw .Market,
Between Secnad uml Tliird,
PHILADELPHIA. .
CV To cash st ahiiit time Imvec wc wilt sell
nt a very small atlvnitre on Auction rates
Phila., Sept. 22, I85.V 3mc2i.
XKWCooisst sewdods:i
Immense Attrcction ul Elebergs Store
As Washinqton v an fir.it in war, peace, Ar.. so
Ehherg's Clothing Store is Jirsl in reccijit j
THE subscriber having recently returned from
the city has just been receiving and opened
to-day a splendid assortment of all kinds of (ioods
it. bis line. Having reelected witli care, und from
his being early in the market, puichasing cheap
he Hatters himself in being able to n UV r to his
patrons nnd Lie public in general, such goods as
will suit till in styles, quality niulir iftid prices.
In addition to Coats, Pauls and Vests cf twerd
jeans and oilier stuffs suitable for fall wear, may
be found all kinds of winter wear, such as Over
coats, Business (.'oats, Dress Coals, pants and
Ycsis, made of all imaginable stuffs of dillt-rent
colors, from light to heavy grades, cheap lo good
qualities. Ill fuel such an extensive assortment
of Clothing ns will nnt f.iil to suit everybody.
Also a lurge quantity of boy's Clothing and all
sorts of I'nder-cldthing.
MATS and Caps of all kinds' and styles; the
Kansas-Nebraska Hat. latest style.
A good assortment of HOOTS and SHOE."?,
among which are good calf-skin shoes made to
order; Also Ladies' Gums of different kinds.
As usual he has on hand a gocd assortment
of Jewelry, aexordeons, revolvers, various kinds
of pistols, fine cutlery, :diirts, collar", hosiery,
glo.es, port monnais, besides a great many other
articles too numerous to mention, all of which
will be sold at reasonabln rates. Call and see
and judjje lor yourselves.
ALBERT ELSBERG.
The Store is in Matket Square, opposite ihe
firmer Post Office, a few doors below Muaser's
printing office.
Suubury Pent. 22, 1855.
PILES A.TSTJD HASPS.
NEW STREET FILE WOKKS,
Philadelphia.
HE subscriber is constantly Manufactur
ing I ilea and Rasps of superior quality
and at the lowest prices, equal to the bet im
ported goods, anil much cheaper.
M A N L FACT I.' R j Us A; MECHANICS can
have their OLU FILES RE-CUT und made
equal to new, nt about half the original cont.
Flat 12 inches $2,00 per Do?.. ; Flat, 11 inches
ii2,75 perDoz. ; Saw-files, Half Round, Mtllfaw
and oilier Files in proportion. Single Files and
fractional parts of dozens charged ut the same
rates, and warranted satisfactory
J. B. SMITH.
NO. CI NEW STREET between Race and
Vine & Second V 'J'hird Sis. Philadelphia.
PhiluJa. August IS, 1855. Sin.
J. f. TiOBBINS,
-Vo. 2'2 Soulh )'harrin,
AIJOVF. CIIKSTXt'T STKISET, I'llll.APKt.rillA.
in: ALL II It
GTJA1TO,
JMPKOVEl) SuiKir Phosphate of Lime, Pen-
drctte, and Laud Plaster. Having every
facility for supplying all articles in t'.e above
lino of the beit quality,, ut tho vciy lowest mar
ket prices, would must respectfully snhc.it a cull.
Also, Cheese, rA;:itps, Caudles, Spices, Ac.
Suubury, July SI, IH.'j.t. c'hn.
SPECTACLES
In Gold, Silver, and Elastic Steel ii'ranos,
t.THEMATIC.L Instruments separate !
and in cases, '1 lierinometer of various j
sizes. Spy Glasses of every description, Piatin.i ;
noinisfor l.ielitnirig Rods, Magic Lanterns wilh 1
scripturut, astiViioinicul and tcuiperarae ilesiurs,
Micrnsctipea Mid M ierosenpic .objects, (ilvnoic
Huttcries, Electrical Machinen. Surveycr's Coin. '
passes, Scrvcyii'g l.'luiiHP Ac. Ac. - J
McALLISTEIt A H ROTH E it.
. ( Esttihlished in 178.1') I
101 Chestnut Street PhiimUJi'iia
Our Priced and Illustrated l. aUl
ngue (S4 pnjres)
011 applicalion,
wilh 150 illustralinus furnished
and sent by mail free of charge,
Phila. Sept. , 1655.
OF every deseiiptiou, suita' le for Railroads,
iV., lo f weighing Hay, Coal, Ore and Mer
chandise gcneritilv. Purchasers run no risk, e'
cry scale is Guaranteed correct, and if, afier l.ial
not found salislttctory, can he returned wuhout
charge. , .
W Factory et Old Stand, established for
more than twenty yeara, corner of ninth and
Melon bttcets, Philadelphia. '
ABROTT A Co..
Succeesors la Elliot & Abbott.
Phils. Sept. I, 1856 UmC.
FOR SALKl
'VTEAM ENGINES 00 Hon power each,
4 with hoiier. WoulJ ms.'e excellent unip.
ing aiignies, together wi;',, 3 argt t0V!ng tyin.
uer. Vuitalde lor a '.iia.t furnace. Annlv to
HENRY LONGENECKEtt A CO.
BUauiokiii Iron Works,
. - . fchAnukiu, Pa.
feharuaiin, July SI, 1155,--.
HU8UAXp' Masnesia for atda hy
tlicap Wntchcs jj i Jewclrj ;
VtrttOLnaALC iirtd 1etU.li the "I'hil je!
J pbia Welch auj Jewelry 8irr," Ka. Bfj
Norlh Second Street, corner of Uoarrv,
JfHItASEMHIA.' ' ,
fioM lver Wutr.nes, put jew!,,,!, .4 S. carat ea-s" SsS r.,t
Onlrt Ljiiitie ink. S.'JUXilFiuePilverfue4.lacles. l's(
filyer 1-p. full )ewllel, ftr.1. Wl Itraeeleti, J oo'
Silver l-ver, lull )ewl J 12 1 os' Onlil Peoeils, 1 erf
fHipennr l(aiiriiers, . 7. Sdver Tea tpuoas, set, SfiQ
Gold Spectacles, ' t.lltll ' V
Gukl Peiw, Willi Pencil and Hilver!!n!,ler, iV. ; . f,oj.
Gold Finger Rings, S7J cetits to i6h Watch
Glasses, plain, 12J cents; Patent, IPj Lunct,
95 j othor articles in proportlir". ' All goods wur
ranted to be what they are sold far. -
HTALFFER f : HART.EV, . I
On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers tr.J
Lepincs, still lower t!iun tho abeve prices.
heptf, 1835. '
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SI. NPL'RY. PA -,
Aided by some eight years experience in Ihd
piactire of (he Law, will attend with fidelity to
all matter appertaining Jo or wit' in. if o l:ne of
his profession. O.'Scc vviili Charles J. Diuncr,
Esq.. Market street.
Sntibiiiy, Sept. 15, 1P'5, tf
NSvrcONFEbTIONAKT.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
M. C. OEAIUIAllT,
Rr.SPECTFl T.LY niinonnre to the cfLlt:n
nf Northumberland and the adjoining coun
ties tliet ha have opened a Cnufec'tunury and
Fruit Store in MARKET SQUARE, Sunburv,
where he manufactures ncd keeps on hand, at
all limes, the most choice Conliclinnr.ry, &c,
Vvhulesale nnd Retail, at Philadelphia puces.
Among his stack of C'onieclionsvics, may k
found i
French Secrete. Gum Drops, sll kinds cf sen,
riictinl A lmnisij !v Dnii s,
I reum White, Mint Drops, rd sod wku
" Leiuoa Jelly C:ik:s,
Idaie. Fruit limps,
Vanilla. aiioa randies, at si Is
Cnmmnn deists. Keek Cctidy.
Linaoriee, Almnnd Cudft
TRTJIT.
I.emos, Prunes,
Dales. F itrs,
Ciirrauls diM, Cilrniis,
Aliuitads, tlaise.BS, Nut pf n kvnt
LEMON SYRUP
cf a superior quality, by the single or d izen. A
superior quality of Scgars and Tobacco, and a
variety of Cont'cctionarics, fruit, Ac all of which
is olfercj cheap at wholesale or retail. Coma'
and see he will try to pleare. Orders from a
distance promptly attended to.
Suubury, Au. 4, 1355. ly. -.-
OF TUB
UNITED STATES INSUR ANCE,
Annuity and Trust Co.
S. E. corner 'Jhird awl Chestnut Sis.,
priir.APKl.piriA.
' CAPITAL S30.OI0.
MONKY is received nn depnait didly. Tiie amount
rtejvtwilcd iBentercl in a IJep-it Bn'nk anil iriyeu to
the llepnbitnr, nr, if preferred, a ccrliltcale will lie "riven.
A II gains, lnree ami smail, ure r cci eil, ai.d the auiuunt
paid hack nn demand, without unfice.
Inteies; .iiitui liie rate ,.f r:vs ter tent., com.
I nicicintr li'nui the day "1 ilepnsit. and
censing f.urlceu.
ilavs picvintiB tn the withdrawal nf the ni'.ue
riu lac mr u:iy nl jaimiiry, in encii vinr, the iiiteen o
encli depiisit is mid tn tliedepnnt'ir, or added In the priaei'
pal. in lie may prei'er. .
The C.anpuny Imve nnv upwards of 3,-0U depositors
in the Ci'y nf Philtnielpliin yinne
Aiiyii,liliii aia! hifurmaliim wiii lie picen by addressing
Ihe 'i'USASl'C.LU.
nirtr.cTor.f.
Stephen P.. Ciawf.ird. Pres'l. Y.'illiam M. Rialwia,
Liwr, tice .T.'h'iHnn, Vice i'res't, Paul h OftdaTd,
Ani'ir-.iae V. 'I'lr'tiniann, tienrco .t'dl"iiry,
Henjainni W. Tingiey, Jrnnes Ueveienx,
Jaenh L. Flnrance, ' Uustivus Knclisli.
Siecelnry and Trensrrer, Pl.iiY FISK.
Ti.Ln sii iNTsnenKTKR, J. C. OKULSt 1ILAGKR,'
I'liiladelplun, fejit. g, 1K5 lyP.
. TrucsGs! Trusrjoflt! Trusses III
C. H.-NE-CDLtlli?,
Trus3 ar.ti Brace Er-ta'-lishmcnt,
5. IK. Cor. of.Tmclfii und Uace Streets,
Philadelphia.
I MPORTER of fine French Tru-scs. comhi
t ning extreme ligblnrss, erirr nnd durability
wilh correct construction. Iiriiial :? r intu'tii
patients can te suited by rerr ittin? a'iK.uiils. tu
below; Sending inimlur of incl-.rs r-jtuid tho
hips, and stating side nlt'erlcd
Cost of Single Truss, a ?3, &.". DouMs
$3, f 3, 'J8 and 10. Instr:. elions t;' lo wea'
and how to effect a cure, wlicti p. ,.-:'!. sent
with the Truss. . Alan for sale, in 31 it variety,
Hr. Canning's Improved Pi.lcnt Foi'y Gr-in',
For the cure of Prolapsus irti :i ; !-'..i't i Props
and Supports, Patent shoulder Ilr.cci, Chest
Expanders and Erector Unices, adapted to nl!
with Stoop Shoulders und Weak on::s ; English
Kltic Abdominal Eel!:
suspciumic. t-ynnges
male and Iconic.
Ft?' Ladies' Rooms, wilh End? n'.tcnJanU.
Phila., Aug. 4. 1H55. ly P 8.
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BURTON & FENTOIiT,
S. H". curnrr Sixth and Arch streets,
i'Hii.AUi:i.riii v . . :
rilEAS! Teas!! an uiicomin.m'v full end
! choice assortment of bluck anj i;r, en Teas
of all grades, from the extremely bv price of
0 cts:)5 411 50 till 7J tJ 75 d. ner lb..-
( warranted lo be superior to any to i.e had else-
wlicro ut the same prices. W o ktw nl oonli--dently
recommend them to be PO per ,-cnt cheap
er lliiiii any for sal.i in tho ci' . W ? inve also,
a very superior assortment of Cnffee, Old Gov't,
Java, Lnzuayrn, M racnti!:o, lUjrt d t' i;)" Hay
ticn Collce. New No. I Mackerel anj Shad in
J nnd bbl. or as may be desired, f'.heese, Pino
Apple, Sap t-at;o. New York ('ream Cheese al
ways on hand. Snp brown ar. ! " bite ; also.
H. L. Kendell A Crt's Chemical Olive Sj.in, one,
lb, of which will go as f ir as S of on' - iry .firwn
Son p. Also Starch cf dili'ncnt qna'ii'Vs, pickles,
sauces, ketchups, olives, olive oil, an. r lines, on
ehoveys, Ac, with n full assortmciit of Fancy
Goods, to which we invito the a tcittinn of the
public to call and examine our extensive assort
ment of Fine Groceries for side by
Dl'KTON A FENTON. . , ;
V'ho'eale and Keli.il Family G-ocers" and
Tea Dealers. S. W. cor. Sixth and Arch' via...
N.ll. Goods delivered lo all punt jftUe ci!
frr of charge.
Phila., Sept. 22, 1655 apl Ky
GKErO Y F AN 0 )t STOSE
JOHN iOLIi.
: .Vu. SO Xorih SisnniJ St. Lettreen Arch A- ,'ac1
TV-,rlnlrVi
PLiladolphia,
HA- received a largo assortment cf Toys o
Wood, Tin, Chin. Gum, lVe., al-o l,incy
il.isl.ets, Work boxes, Porte Mntviiew Pocket'
Hooks, Seqar Cases, Sr.ulT and 'I .,; ;.t,i :ui.
I Pija. Coids, Harr.ioni.als, Ace. ,.'.coi,s,"0
I iStringm, Marldei, Ualls, Ktn, an
loiina
nn end
less variety ofdner articles too numerous to
mention, lur uie Wholwali A Kctad, at regular
prices.
5'hil- fcent. 8. 183-3:n.
ASTEAY.
A WJ,.fTI?1sow el'Out two years old. came,
3 f remises of the kitV.jcrilwr, residing1
near li.e r:or;!:,ttiiberland Uridine, Jurini jhn
month of May. .Tho owner ii requested to
come forward, prove pr'ovrty, pry' char jci and
lake her away. . . ,.( . ,.
FIUNClS EGLL.MAN.
Sunhury, Sept. S3, 185C
Land Warrants Sought.
T.l IGHEST cash prieo paid, and inane remit
Ud by first mail. The best leferevtce can'
be given. Appl oradJres
SAMUEL BF.CHTOLD, jr.
No. 80 North 6th itrear. PtjiUdeliihiai
tTUounty Lands and Pension procured
and Warrant located a usual".
October 6, lho5.- 3;ni
KOqEKlEs!. gar. Cof.Ve. Molasse.
P Si, Oils, brandy. Gin, Y.'ine, Macker.
I, Herring and Salt, just teeoived and for sal
by T.'M. A. KNABB.
Isaaier lagiMaa May 8, 19i.-,
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