AMOTIirn IIOTlrUBLE ACCIDENT Oil THE
HIDSO RIVER RAILROAD.
The Draivhridge at Spujiten Devil Creek Give
WeiyFovrCan and Tiro Engine in the
Wutir An Engineer, Fireman, 'J'u-o pas
seiner and a Bog Missing Several Staid
td and Badly Injured!
We nro nirnin rompelle.1 to nnnonnca tin
otlii'r feni-rul nceiitent on tlin Hudson River
llailrn.nl, by which ciTtninlv three or more
iier.4r.ns have lost their lires. As Tar as we
liavo leuii nli'.u to nsri'ituin, it nppunrn that
the Sumlity niKlit train, which left Albany
ui u iiuiriiT hihi. KMir. on rendu tip the Drulge
over Spiiylcn Di'Vil', civi-k, caused tliu bridge
to rive wny, mill jmrt of t lit train, consisting
or two r-ii-ities, two freioht. cars, tho ni:iil anil
bajririutu cur, and nnn passenger car. were
pivuipitated int-i the wator. The britlpp gave
wny just this ship, of the draw. A train with
thirty cars hud only a lew hours before cros
sed ovor safidy.
Tho train had three passenper cars nttnrb
ed, but only one went over, und partly in the
water. The passengers were all thrown upon
one another in the front part of the car, when
it went down. As tho remaining enrs ennpht
upon one or the iron bars, it prevented them
from goiii over, nnd also the first passenper
car from going' entirely into the water Ilad
it not been for this, there would bavo been
many lives lost.
The engineer and fireman of the first on
pine aio missing. They were seen on the
cnginu as she went down.
On the second engine, the engineer nnd
fireman were horribly sculded, and they would
no doubt, have been drowned, hud it not been
that they were resetted by the passengers.
The pnssengers in the first car succeeded
in petting out by breaking out the window
glasses and using the side of the car as a lad
der. All are repotted to have gotten out
safely, within the eNceptii'it of two men, who
it is s.i id, were seen standing on the front of
tho cur, outsido the door. They have not
b'jen solm) since.
A number were badly braised, but to what
rxttiit we have not yet been able to ascer
tain. The namo of tho engineer lost, is James
I'arrison.
In consequence of the accident, no trains
will leave to-day.
Mr. Julin Upton, the Messenger of Wells,
Buttcrlield & Co.'s American Express, was
among the injured. He was severely bruised
his uiilde dislocated, und onu of the smull
bones dl' his leg was broken. lie had in
charge neat ly a million of dollars, but not
withstanding his severe injuries, he refused
to leave his Express, and remained in the
cars seven hours in the cold w ith the Express
matter. No instance of courage and endu
rance like this has ever been oil record.
The cars tiejt the engine probably saved
the lives of many people. The engineer aud
fireman of one of the engines have not been
found. The mail bags are all under water,
und the mails are wet. The first engine pas
sed over the bridge in safety. The ice knock
ed the pile away under tho bridge. The
li i t" t passenger car stands up on end, resting
on u baggage car. The last car was ruked
inside the seats, stove, aud all were swept
to the rear end. Tho second car was undis
turbed. The Conductor was iu this car, and
was not injured.
The passengers all speak in the highest
terms of the conductor and baggageman. Old
aud expei ieneod railroad men, who have seen
many railroad accidents, says this wreck pre
sents a sight never before equalled, ill tho
wny of the piling up of cars, engines, fcc. Mr.
Fail, mail agent was badly hurt.
The passengers walked across the t mpo
rary bridge, and were conveyed to Thirty-first
street by a special train. They arrived here
about ten o'clock this morning. They should
have ur.'ived h'.st evening at ten. Tho acci
dent occurred at 2 o'clock this morning. The
train was delayed by thu storm of Saturday
nijhl. .V, J". Express of 14(i inst.
Tii k c v. i. roM.niHMostrts' rtoportT.
S.ur. of Tin: Main Line. The Canal Com-rn:P-i"iiers.
in their report, allude to the Bale
iX the M.i'a Line
u regard to the future of the Main
Line
c
f'he ' 'to improvements, tho Loard feel
ri 'in ti nt i:t nuking uny specific recomuien
'":.;ii li. N the past year's experience be re
pe.r'ed r.s an index to the future, and the
FubVct I e Mewed abstractly us a mere ques
tion id" dollars I. ml cents1, there would not
seem to bo much encouragement. As bus
been stated u! ready, the principal transpor
ters abandoned tho Main Lino in July last,
f-'ho'd I tlii state of things continue, it be
comes apparent from a comparison of the
rere;t3 with the e.Vj'i -uiiilures the past year
tli.it or. that portion ol'th" lino west of the
.1 umMi.-.n the St.'.te would be largely the loser.
Rut "ill this state of things bo permanent?
To arrive nt a proper conclusion i.t tl.e ques
tion, it will bo necessary to look at the causes
which produced it. The most prominent
einopg ther e (except the competition of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, which has already
been discussed,) is tho uncertainty that has
been felt among business men as to whether
the .State would rrtnin the ownership of the
lino. Two successive Legislatures have pas
sed bills fur the sale of the Main Line ; and,
although no sale has been effected, yet the
constant ngitatirn of the subject has deter
red capitalists from embarking in a business
involving the expenditures of thousands
which they hud w guarartee might not be
swept from I hem by the time they would get
liiiily into operatii n. Another cause which
l;i'S eentribiited iin little towards producing
the result referred to was the old Portage
Road. In the active competition of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, the deten
tion incident to the inclined planes on the old
Portage has operated as a serious drawback
to the 'transporter. e.n the canal. This ob
struction heing nov.-removed, the change will
be sensibly felt by those who may engage in
the business of tr'uisportation tho approach
ing? .season. The completion of the new road
will very much fi e dilute the transit of freight.
If the ownership of tho line is to remain in
the Commonwealth, then policy would dictate
that every efl'ott should be exhausted 10 make
it as productive as possible. To this end it
li.ia been suggested that the experiment be
tried of holding out inducement to have it
stocked. It is aliened that there are parties
willing to do this, if the proper guarantee bn
field out. It is, tlierelore. submitted lor tllO
consideration of the Legislature whether the
passage, of uu act providing ! hut if companies
would put stock on tiu-i line, and the worn
should be sold within u given time, the par
ties purchasing it sh uld bo required to take
the slock ut a fair appraised valuation, might
not be proper.
Aid for Kansas. A public meeting was
lieu iu l lucago, on .Monday evening, the 7th
instant, at which resolutions were adopted.
unaiiimoutdy, eulogizing the recent struggle
of the Free Statu jiurty in Kansas as a great
moral victory, a subscription was started
to remunerate the I rco Sod settlers for the
losses sustained by them iu defence of their
ights, und about $1200 was subscribed on
the spot.
Marriage or an I.nihan Belle. The Che.
rokee belle, Miss Jeauie Hicks, was married
on tho Rllli of lieccmber, nt the residence of
Jhiel John Loss, ut 1 ab-lc-quub, in tho Che-
okee Nation, to Mr. titepler, brother-in-law
o the chief. Her pretty face and brilliant
vit, it is sluted, creuted many admirers in our
lortheru cities and watering places durine
ier vacations from school in New Jersey.
diss II. is a tiuuguicr oi uuuge iiitxs.
Too True to Joke Aeoit. The Newbury.
iort (Mass.) Jiirald publishes a qui on the
Jovernor's Messuue. in which His excellency
i made to reckon in the cause of copgratula
ion that "only one of tho members of the
st Legislature was expelled for expending
The Effect of Railways on the material
prosperity ol a State is visible in the recent
census returns of Illinois. Before the con
struction of railways was commenced there,
the progress of settlement was comparative
ly slow. The tide of emigration had acquir
ed an impetus in other directions, and Illi
nois seemed likely to straggle along with a
speed far behind that of some newer States.
But with the construction of an eatettded sys
tem of railways in the State, a wonderful
awakening of ento prise seems to have occur
red. In tho yenr 1850, the population was
851,470. and in 1835 it was 1.300.000. These
ffgures speak louder than words. A city of
22,000 inhabitants in 1850, now become a
metropolis of 100,000. Whole wildernesses
havo been put under cultivation, and flourish
ing towns nave sprung up where none before
existed. Could Pennsylvania complete her
railway system with the same rapidity as Il
linois, we also should see our interior wilds
peopled. But. alas I we tarry by the way,
and are outstripped even by those whom we
once thought far behind us in enterprise.
We must bestir ourselves while wo have such
formidable competitors in the field against us,
The Poktry of Congress. Same inspired
poet, getting tired of tho prosaic telegraph
despatches of Congressional proceedings, has
put the matter in a new form, which will an
swer for the doings of that body a month
hence as well as now :
''Banks a hundred nnd five ;
Banks a hundred nnd seven ;
Banks a hundred and one j
Wants a hundred and 'leven.
Pennington four and three ;
Richardson seventy-two :
Fuller thirty. Pcnr me !
Whcn'll the trouble be through f"
Cats tx Demand at Ilton rmrK.i.The
city nfKars, in Asiatic Turkey, was actually
starved into submission to the Russians A
letter, written before the city surrendered,
says that a number hod perished of hunger,
and that cats, to be used as food, were in de
mand at our hundred piastres each.
MARRIAGES.
On the 10th inst., by the Rev. P Born,
Mr. Jeremiah1 Coor-Fn, to Miss Jemima Ska
shoi.tz, all of Upper Augusta.
"7
Philadelphia Market.
January 10,1856.
Grain. There is a short supply of wheat,
and the market is inactive, tales of small
lots of Southern nnd Pennsylvania red, at
$2.00, nnd a small lot of poor white ut the
same price. Rye is steady; free sales of
Pent!., 120c. Ccrn is in demand; sales of
new yellow at 78($80cper bushel. Outs are
inactive. Last sales at 43(44c per bushel,
for Southern and Pennsylvania.
Wiiiskkv is very dull sales of bbls. at
30 cents, and 3."e fyr hhds.
SUMIUKY
Whiat.
Rtx.
CoKK.
OlTS.
Potatoes,
Bekswai
Hkckleb Fwi.
BcTTia.
Eons.
Pork.
I'liissib.
Taiiow.
PRICE CUK KENT
200
113
SO
J5
S5
2.r.
10
. 32
2
15
125
10
New Advertisements.
Good Intent Fire Company t
A MEETING of the Good Intent Fire Compa
ny will be held at the Court House, on
Monday evening next. Punctual attendance is
rttpiettcd.
Br Oanrn or thi FmsiDt jt.
fcineiiry. Jan. 12, IR5C.
COLLINS & M'CLEESTER'S
TYPE FOUNDRY
and Printers Furnishing Warehouse,
No. 1 Lodge Alley, hack nf new Masonic Hall,
Philadelphia.
Phila., Jan. 12. lfc!5G
THACHER 5s WODDBOP,
WHOLESALE
BOOT SHOE & TRUNK WAREHOUSE,
No. 101 Arch Street, vp Stairs,
Between Third & Fourth tin., upper side,
near Union Hotel,
Philadelphia,
Carpet Bags and Valires of all descriptions.
CHARLES F. THACHER.
ROBERT 8. WODDKOP.
Philadelphia, -Ian. 12, 1356. tf.
eT. S. OF J.
VI TASHINGTO.N CAMP.No. 19 J. S. of A
' " holds it staled meetings every Saturday
evening, in the American Hull, Market Street,
bunuury.
A. A. SHISSLER, P.
John 8. Beard, R. R.
Sunbury. January 5, 1855. .tf.
AUCTION ! AUCTION !
''IHE Auction of the Subscriber will commence
next Monday morning at ten o'clock and
will continue through the day, will also be held
from v till J o clock in the evening. Every dav
and evening next week. The week following
only Monday', Wednesday's nrd Sattirda1-.
ALBERT ELKI1EUCJ.
Sunbury, January 5, 1855. tf.
AUDITORS' NOTICE.
70TICE is hereby given, that the under
I signed Auditor appointed bv the Orphans'
Court of Northumberland rounty to audit the
exception to the account of Daniel Cameron,
dee'd., filed by the Administrator of Wm. Gear
hart, dee'd, who waa one of the executor of
said D. Cameron, dee'd, will attend to the duties
of his appointment at hi office in Sunbury, on
the 5th of January next, at 10 o'clock, A.M.,
wlien an persons interested may attend if they
ee proper.
WM. M. ROCKEFELLER,
Auditor.
8unbury, Dec. 29, 1855.
"WOTICE.
TVTOTICE i, hereby given that Dr. J. W. Peal
" has placed hi book account, notes, Ac,
in tlie band of the undersigned for collection
at whoae Law Olhce all person indebted to said
J. W. Peal, whether on book or note, are re
qnented to call and inaka payment on or befor
the 15th day of February 185G, a all account
&c, unsettled at that date will be sued.
8. R. PEAL.
Snnbury, Dee. 82, 1855
lin8olntioii of'Fartiierfslup.
jVOTlCE i hereby given that the co-partner-
' ship heretofore existing under the name of
8. Wtavia & Co., In Coal township, North
umberland county, waa dissolved by mutual con
sent, on Friday, the 15th inst. Th book ar
leu in lb band of th subscriber for settlement,
on whom all person knowing themselves jn.
debled to, or having claim against said firm,
will pleaaecall and Mtil immediately.
ELIJAH CHIDE6TER.
Bhamolln,. Dee SS, 185 3m.
STOVES
pOK BALE aa axeelUnt aecond-hand Cook-
tag bto., al. M..ra4 Cylinder Coal
6teM. Enquire, at thi office.
INDELLIBLE IHK. at
Ma, It.
WBlftIJtYBXTJNBri.
AUCTION AND PRIVATE SALE.
Worthy the Attention of Every Man.
HAVING positively determined to leave Sun
bury on the 1st of February next, I intend
telling my large Stock of Clothing end other
Goods st and below cost at private sale, and next
month at Auction. My stock rmhrncet a large
variety of very desirable goods of different kinds.
CLOTHING of different styles and makes va
rious qualities and prices, such as Winter coats
from $2.75 upwajdsi Overcoats from $3,1)0 nnd
higher Punts and Vests in proportion! Hats
and Caps, Hoots and Shoes, Shirts, Underclo
thing, boys' Clothing, pistols, jewelry, hosiery,
and all other kinds of goods generally kept in a
Uotlnng r.stnMisliment. I have also on band a
vrriety of Summer Conts. vests and pnntaj also
Summer lint ol dillerenl styles, all of winch I
will sell at tremendously low prices.
1 lie Auction will commence on the 7th of
January next, and vill continue through that
week everv dav and cveniiur. afterwards on
Monday Wednesday and Saturday. The public
will find it to their advantage to call early and
tiuy at private sale: tliev have then a good as
sortment to pick from, nnd shall buy goods at as
low prices as they will probably be sold by Auc
tion. My store is in Market Square, is known, and
can hardly be missed.
ALBERT EI. SB ERG.
Sunbury Dec. 12, 1855
To Merchants and Storekeepers.
The subsrrilier desirous of leaving as soon as
possible, will sell to Merchants and others who
may favor hirn, at wholesale, lower than Phila
debihia rates, any or all bis goods on hand. His
stock'compriscs a Aaririy of goods adapted to the
tcasou, is pretty large yet, so that he can give an
Assortment of sizes and qualities to buyers.
Merchants will find it to their advantage to
call early.
ALBERT ELSBERG.
LA I EST AllRlVAL,
Largest and Best Assortment
CTIEAr, HANDSOME & DURABLE.
TMI E aul'scriber takes pleasure in informing
bis customers and the public general Iv that
he is now in receipt of an unusuiiUy large aud
Splendid Assortment of New Goods.
To endeavor to enumerate the one hundred)
part of the articles would be useless. Suffice it
to Bay, they hava been selected with the greatest
care, and they will he disposed of at as low prices
as the en ni e quality can be purchased elsewhere.
My motto is
"QuiVa1 Sales and Small Prnfitt."
He takes this method of presenting to the
public bia thanks for the liberal patronage exten
ded to him, and by stiict attention to business,
he respectfully solicit a continuance of the same.
It will be advixalile for purchasers to call and
examine his assortment before purchasing else
where. A II kinds of produce taken in exchange.
EDWARD V. BRIGHT.
Sunbury, December 1, 18!.'.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING!
MERCHANT TAILOR,
suNDtrnv, pa.
Rcepcctfelly informs the citizens of Sunbury and
the public generally, that he has just received
from Philadelphia, a choice and select assorincnt
of Cloths, Cassiinrres, Ac , viz :
French black Cloth, plain and twilled,
black Heaver do fwr overcoats.
Fine blue cloth.
Clare; cloth.
Caas'merca french black corded.
do do da Doeskin.
do do prey mixed Doeskin.
VeBtinga plain clack silk velvet.
do Figured velvet. Flush velvet.
do Black tatin figured.
Woolen Shirts and Drawers.
Gentlemen's Pocket Handkerchiefs,
do IS'eck-ties.
All of which will be sold or made up to crdcr in
the luteal ami nest stvle.
Sunburv, Dee. 1. i855 tf
Fashionable Hats and Caps.
ASHBY & R0CAP,
No. 13G nrarlet St.,
nilLADELrZIIA.
INFORM their friends and the public
generally, that they continue to keep at
their old stand, a large and extensive assortment
of hats, caps, &c, got up of the best mnterinl and i
in the luteB) and best ttslc of workmanship and
finish.
Country merchants and others will do well to
call and examine belorc purchasing elsewhcie.
Phila., Nov 10, le55 tf.
LIST OV V A us r.s
OF Northumberland County, for n Special
Court, to commence on the 11th of Feb
ruary, i y5.".
Jacob Ven ul a v Zerby Run Imp. ro
Ira T Clement
Greasier ct Reesidc
The Shaniokin Steam
Ferry & Tow 11 oat co
vs Michael Kertlctter
va Wm I. Hellirnsteiu
Win 11 Kipp
Isaac Elliott
va Cerneliu Garretson
va same
v came
v same
JAMES BEARD, fiothV.
came
tain
same
Prothonotary' Olfioe,
Sunbury, Dec- 8, 1853. S
Estate of DAVID MARTZ, deo'd.
IV
JOTICE is hereby given thot letters of Ad-
niiuistralio.i utioti the eslato of David
Martz, late of the township of ShamoMn, Nor
thumberland County, Esq., deceased, have been
grunted to the undersigned, residing near Paxi-
uoa P. O., ineuid towiitlnp. All pet con nav.
inn chiini or demand ugainst the ebtnle of said
deceased, aic rcipiested to rimke the same known
lo the undersigned without delay, anil all per
sona indebted aie destied to make immediate
payment.
llC.Mii in c, .nuni r.
Shainokin tp. Dec. 8, 1855. 6t.
"VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
FY1HE subscriber oilers at private aale, a
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Sugar valley, Green township, Clinton
county, 'about 1 mile from I.ogansville, and 8
mile from Lock Haven, adjoining lunds of An
thony Kleckiier, Geo. Crumley and Geo. Snook,
coiiluining 221 acres, strict measure, all of w hich
ia excellent Limestone land about GO acres of
which are cleared, and the balance well timbered
and watered. The improvements are a two ttory
Log House and a log barn, near the western end
of the said tract, and an excellent young orchard
of choice fiuit trees. Also another excellent
two atory Log House and log barn on the east
em portion of said tract. The said premise are
o situated a to make two excellent Farms, and
will be aold together or cenarate, to auit purch
sera. Person desirous of purchasing the above
property will please call un the subscriber, resi
ding in I'pper Augusta tp., Northumberland
county, 5 mile from Sunbury, who will acroim
pany them to said premise. Terms reasonable
GEORGE M. FORRESTER.
December 22, 1855 tf.
.VI HAY SIIOAT.
aMAME to tho premises of the subscriber iu
Lower Augusta township, on or about th
15th of Dccemlier 1855, astray whita (boat
about ten month old. Th ower is requested
l cuiae forward pay cbargea and take it away.
JACOB RENN.
Lower Augusta, Jan. 12 185G 2 in.
NOTICE;
All person knowing themselves indebted to
Ira T.Clement, on Book account, note or other
wise, ar requested to call and pay up without
delay, otherwise their account will be placed in
lb hand of a inagialrata for eollection.
Sunbury. Nov. IT. 1855 tf
VANILLA BEANS just received by
WZ1SEK at BEl'NER
BuaWty, May 19, li r
COSMOPOLITAlt
ART ASSOCIATION!
SECOND TEAR.
VRRANGEMT.NT3 f'W th Srerod Annaal Option
of this new and popular Institution for tht diffusion
or Literature and Art, aura bran mada on th moat exten
sive scale. . .
Among tlie works already en;agid, is the far-ramea
"GENOA ORXJalFiaC,"
which onmiiilly cost Ten Thousand Di'Unrs.
In fortninn the new Cnlleetinn, the diffusion rf wnika
nf AMtaicia AT, and the eneourng anient nf American
f;enius, have let been oveil.H.ked. Commissions have
een issued to tnnny of the most itistinpulsheit American
Artists, wliii will contiilnlle some of tlirir finest produc
tions. Amone them are three Mnrlile Husts, executed by
the greatest living Soulplor Hiham 1'owkxs :
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
The Father of his Country i
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
The rhilosipher
DANIEL WEBSTER,
The Stiiteaninn.
A special Renthn visited Europe and msdeeareful and
indicium electimis of fiweian works of Art, both in
Itnmze mul Altiflile . Mlatiinrv anil Climce I'ainll has.
The wh ile forming a lurge and valuable cnlleetinn nf
minimis noil tHulmov. to lie iiiatiumieii rata among me
members ot the Association lor the Second ear.
TKRMS OF AlKMBKltSIIlP.
The nnvment itf three dollnrs constitutes anv one a mem'
lerl tlos Ass'K'intion, and entitles him to either one of
the followinir Miicnzines for one )enr, and als a ticket ill
the iliKtribnlmn ul the tnlusry and I'siutinea.
Hie l.itcinture issued to suliscnliers consists oi oie ioi-
lim'tiiir Mnnllitv AlHffHZint'S: Harper's, Piitnom. Kuicker
b ickii, Hhckwioirs, Oralmin's, UoUy's Uidy's Bunk.
and ilnusehnld Words.
P.rnoiis tnkinir live mem nershinsare entitled to aeynvo
nf the Mnenziues fur one year, and to six tickets in the
distribution.
The net proceeds derivedfrnm the aula of memberships,
nie devmed to the purchase ol worse ol Art lor ine emu
lug yenr.
TIIK ADVANTA0F.3 PTvClT.r.D
bv hccnmiinr :i member of this Ass-iciutinn, are
1st. All persona receive the full mine of their subscrip
tions at the start, in tlie siiape oi sierung .uagazuia iie.
mt nr..
id, Knch member is contributing towards purchasing
rhiiii-v W.irV-. of Art. which lire to be distributed among
themselves, nnd nre nt tlie s.ime lime eneonmgiiig the Arts
of the couiitiy, disbursing thousands of dollars through its
agency.
Persons iu remitting finds lor membership, will rlense
ej.-e their poM-office address iu full, suiting the month
thev wish tlie Miiff.tziiie to commence, and have the letter
..nlu.r-itnt tin. I'o&tfufice to nrfivcut loss: tn the re
..n.i tt( which, a cerlifieaieoi membership, together with
the Magazine disired. will be forwarded to any part of
the country.
Thone who nurchnse Mnanzines nl Bookstores, will ol)
serve that bv joining this Association, they receive the
Marazine and free ticket ill the annua I distribution, all at
ihc Kime i.rii e ibev now nnv for the Mncozme alone.
Ileuntiinlly illustrated Catalogues, giving full desclip-
tioits. sent free on sppneiuioii.
For Meinbciehin, addiens
C. 1.. DERBY, Actuary C. A. A
At either nf Ibe nrincinnl ntTices
"Kuirkeibocker Mnirazine" office. 3i. Broadway, New
York, or, Western Office, 10 Water street, Sandusky, O
.Nov. 17, ltw.
.ViiltlLc and Vlitnire Maker
Tnomas H. Tucker,
Succetsnr to O. W. Stroh,
RESPECTFULLY informa the
Citizens of Suuburv and the pub
lie cenemllv. that he has taken
j '- estalilistnncnt lately occuptcu oy
(.ico. VV. Stroh. end havini encased several good
workmen, will be enabled to turn out work in his
line eoual to any made hi tilts section or country
Order promptly execetcd and all kind of pro
duce taken in exchange.
Sunbury. Octolier 37, 1853. ly
Estate of JOSEPH LAHR, dee'd.
VJOTK'E ia hereby given that Icttera of Adml
lustration upon the estate of Joseph I.abr,
late of Lower iuhanoy township, Northumber.
In ml county, ilcc d, have been granted to the un
deriigiied. residing in Georgetown, in said town
ship. All person having claims against said
estate are requested to present lliem without Ue
lay for acttlenient, and all persons indebted are
desired to make immediate pavment.
G EURO E LAHR, Ad'tor,
Georgetown, Nov. 21, 1S55. Ut.
COLEMAN'S
CHEAP OXTXX.:Sf5r STORE
No. 21 North Third St., Iclnw Arch,
PHILADELPHIA.
PIOUNTRV Merchant can save from ten to
fifteen per cent, by purchasing at the above
stores. ly importing my own goods, paying but
mil- rent, and living economically, it t plain
can undersell those who purchase their Goods
here, o.-ty high mils and live like prince.
Constantly on hunt) a large assortment of Pen
and Pocket Knives, iScUsors diul Ruora, Table
Knives aud Forks in ivory. tUg, btilTulo,bone and
wood handles, Carvers and Forkt. &c, Butcher
Knives, Dirks, Zowie Knives, Revolving and
p am l'ibtols. li e.
Also a large assortment of Aecordeon, &.0
Also line English Twist and German Guns.
JOHN M. COLEMAN.
Oct. 20, 1855. ly. Importer.
O-REAT EXCITEMENT I
La est and best arrival of the Season,
At the Store of
P. W. Gray,
In Market Snnare, ha just received hi Stock
from I'luladelphia, consisting nf
Full and V inter Goods,
Embracing a great variety of
Lady's Tress and Fancy Goods.
The following comprises in part a list of my ex
tensive and elegant stock, which for variety and
chepnc!.a cannot be excelled iu this markct,
FOR THE GENTLEMEN,
Dluek and Fancy Cloths and Cassimerea, Blick
Suttin and Fancy Silk Vesting, Shirting Muslin
Drawer and Lnder Shirts, Kentucky Jeans
Velvets, Blankets, Ac.
LOR THE LADIES.
Black Silks, Alpacas, Merinos' colored snd plaid
nil wool. Muslin dc Lain, a large lot of Print,
of the best brand and styles, brown and bleached
bliectiii''s. twilled and pluid Linseys, Flannels,
red, yellow and white, grey Drills, Tickings.
Cambrics, Dress trimmines, ribbons, laces, glove,
hose and Irish linens, and oilier things too tedious
lo mention. I would earnestly solicit a liberal
share of their patronage.
Boots & Shoes, a large assortment.
HATS S, CAPS,
HARDWARE & CL'TLERV,
CEDAR WARE.
FISH &. SALT,
Groceries oTevcry tnrlety
Teas.Colli e, Sugar, Molasses, Rice, Cheese, Vin
egar, Candies, Caudles, Soap, Ci acker. Brooms,
Lead, Shot, lledCij.!s, Plough Lines, Glass 8x10
10x12, 11x16. Starch. Fluid, Dairy Salt. Smok
ing and Chewing Tobacco, Fine Cigar, Matches,
Mustard, Candle Wick, Blacking Water Proof,
and a general assortment of
QL'EENSU'AHE AND GLASSWARE.
Country produce taken at th highest market
price.
Sunbury, Oct. 57, 1855. tf.
IAMURIC, Swiss, Mull, Bobinelt, French
laces. Checks, Collars, L'nderaleeves and
Chemisette, lleak dresses, Velvet and Velvet
trimming. Turkish counterpane, Elankela,
Brocbe, Thibet & Bay State Shawl, for sale by
Sunbury, Dec. I, 'S5. K. Y. BRICI1T.
LADIES' Dress Good. Spring and Summt
Shawls, B luck silk, silk poplins. Da Laine,
Ginghams, De bage. Lawns and calico, just re
ceived and for aale by WM. A. KNABB.
Lower Augusta, May 6, 18IS4.
TRENCII black cloth, plain it fancy Casaij
meres, Casninetls, Overcoatinc, Satin and
Silk Velvet vest pattern. Silk and Wool Hat,
Cap. Scarf and Monkey Jacket, for sale by
Sunbury. Dee. I '5.1. E. Y. URKJHT.
OH Al.l.EN HtKUEK'.S FILLS A c.rlaiii
cur for Fevr anil Ague, fur sals by
WKISER iV BRl'NER.
Sunliury. uly M, ISM.
1JAINT8 of every desctiption just iceivd by
Ma r. WBWER A 1R"-ER
Y9EBERINE, Varatria, :hinorJin and Cin-
chonia, just receives! by
May 19, Wei. WHUBR 4. BVUKES.
TRICOPHEROUS8 das. for sale by
M7 it. weism BUT? MR.
safes
REMOVAL.
J". S. DEPUY 6c BONSi
At 223 Nm th Second Street, almvt Vine, and
at Etgth and Spring-Garden StreM
PBILADBLFMA,
Are aelling off . CAUPKTH, ,
OIL CLOTHS, Ac,, . . At reduced price,
Expecting to REMOVE to C HESNUT Street.
(under the Mew Masonic Hall,) about tlie Ibtli
of Novanata, U which place they would invite
their former customers anil others, aa tliey expect
to keep a belter assortment there, than they ever
have kept.
Oct. 7, 1855.- ch. Sept M 3m W
NEW MASONIC HALL,
miLADKLPHIA.
AORNTS WANTED In eveiv town and county in tn
United States, to sell the beautiful picture of the
GRAND LODGE ROOM.
tn the NwMomc Halt., Philadelphia. This Pint is
selltns; very lapitlly, ami elicits the aitmirtitinn of nil, for
the correctness and fidelity with which Ilia Ptatc!iy,
Fassco Palermo !n Fo!iTua ar represented, anil
the artistic beauly ami harmony of the colors. 8ie of
Piste, 2-J X d. Price 3 IHI.
Uok.ellrin and Picture Dealers wishing to tV seu-
cies for it, will please address, for further infortnstioii.
' ' xt uf .crvTll 1 1..
Lithographer, Philadelphia.
Octolier S7, tSBS. tf
Lire at Arrival of
Fall and Winter Goods!
IRA T. CLEMENT
5NFORM8 hi friend and customer that ne
juat received an elegant assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS 1 1
At hi Store in Marset Street, Sunbury, which
he offer to the puldic at the lowest price.
His atock consiBt of a general eaurimen w
Dry Goods, viz :
CZoffc. Cossfmcrs, Cajtsinrf.', Jeans, DnlfingJ,
Misfitis, Linens, Caficoc.t, Muslin as
LaHts, Lawns, Ginghams, Iterate.
Also a large assortment of CLOTH I. NO.
A large assortment of lloot and Shoe, for
Men, Women and Children.
Silk Hats.
Panama, Talm leaf and other Summer Rata.
IMasfer.
GROCERIES of every variety.
Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Molasac, Cheese, Spicea,
Fish, Salt, Ac.
HARDWARE,
Vix t Iron and Steel, Nail. File. Saw, &c.
QUEENSW ARE,
Tea Setts, Plates, Dishes, Cups, Saucers, Ifc
Cf Country produce of all kind taken in ex
change at the highest market price.
Oct. 20, 1S55.
GREAT MASONIC HALL.
TJIK r.AIlGKST PIANO FORTI1., MF.t.OllF.flN AND
MUSIC STORK I.N Till1. L'M'I'DU STATKC.
Will be opened October 15th in tlie Mnoie
Bcn.Ditva. Cliesnut !ireet.al.ive elllll!t, rtniniteiniiiM
DyJOHN MAHSII, the Sots Aceut f ,t lloulilinan,
Gray 6c Co.a celebruted Dolce Ciiupnini Attucliment
I 'lotto h ortes, and C V.rtsk i;o s I'rctinuin .vielo.
ileons. Also, Piano Fmtcs and .vlel i.tcoiis of other ilis-
tiiiffiiislied milkers. J. M. hns obtnineil il Ictfe for seen
vents iu Ibe new. miiiriuticent nu.l well known l;is.inif
iltliltlin. vihve he inlends keepioe tlie l:irecl atock nnd
assortment of Pnno I-ortes, lel Nle..,,!! Musie, iiikI Mu
sicat Itislrnmeuts of ei'ety tlescniition. all
1 which ar
carefully selected Ity himself, and wnrricited logive per-
lect aiitnaetinii in every instance
October S7lh, 15.V If
NEW
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
I. W. TI3SJER & Co., fMinburj , Pa.,
RESPECTFULLY announce that they have
just received a lurge and varied stock of
splendid i suited to the staion ; an inspec
tion of wjssrtbey solicit frcm their friend and
the public they will he sold at low price, as
they still adhere to their old motto:
"Small profits and quirk Sales."
This in the end paya best, whilo it brat serves
their customers.
'I heir stock now consists of Cloth", Cassimeres,
Vetings, Ladies' Dreaa Goods in great
variety, of Silks, Poplins, Delaines,
Cashmeres, Coburgs, all wool de
tains, Calicoes, &c, with a
large assortment of dress
triinmiugs.-lJrot'he,
Thibet, Cash
mere, and wollen shawls, worked cellars, cuds,
sleeves, chemisettes, 4-c
A new stock of Ready mude Couts, Vests, and
Pantaloons, of superior style and workmanship.
Also, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes together
with a general assortment nl llurdwuic, tjneeus-
ware, uroreries, I'rovisious, (.eilrware, Uiuga,
Paint. Oils and Nails.
Come and see, no charge is made for show
ing goods.
Country produce taken in exohange for goods,
at th highest market prices
Sunbury, October 13, !8.5.
For the latest arrival of
Fall j Winter (.'oods.
j. r. & i."r KLINE,
RESPECTFULLY announce to their fiienda
and ti e public in general, that they have
received a'their Old Stand, in I'pper Augusta
township, Northumberland county. Pa., at Klines
Grove, their FALL anl WINTER Goods, and
opened to the public a full assortment of
MERCHANDIZE, &c,
Consisting in part nf Cloths, black and fane;
Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Checks, Drawers and
Under Shirts, and all kind of
FALL and WINTER GOODS.
Also a lot of Ready. made Coats, Vests and
Pants, Ac.
Ladies Dress Goods,
Consisting of Black Silks, Merinos, Alpacos, Co
here cloth, plain and fancy all wool Do I. nines.
Calicoes, Ginghams, Muslin, Comforts, Bay State
Long Miawls, 1 rnnmings, &c.
Also a fresh supply of Groceries of all kinds.
A fresh supply of Hardware and Queens-
ware, Drugs and medicines.
Hardware, Qucensware, Ccdarware, Broom a, A e.
Abo a large assortment of Boots and
Shoes, suitable fur Men, Women and
Children. Hats and Caps,
Silk Hata, and all
goods usually kept iu a Country Store.
Call and See.
Cheaper than the Cheapest,
Thankful for past favors wa hope by strict atten
tion to busineis, to merit continuance of the
same.
All of the above named stork of goods will be
sold positively at low prices for cssh, or in ex
change for country produce, at the highest market
price.
Kline's Grove, Nov. 3, 1833.
THE UNIVERSITY'S FAMILY
REMEDIES,
1fSl'ED under the Seal, function and Auihniilyof th
University of FRKK MKOICIM-: and poplar know,
bvlse, Chattered by the Male of t'eiuisylvama, April M.
ibii, with a Capital of f liHi.ono, niuiuly lo, the i.u, p..te of
arresting th evns of Spui iuus and worthless Noatruuis;
Also lor supplying the Community with reliabl Kenia
die wherever Coiniti-teut Physiciau lunnoi , will not
Je employed. This Institution ha purchased from Dr
on it. UowaJB, his Celebrated
ItowMnd'si Tonic SIKIure.
Known lor upwards of trentyave veara as the only sura
and sale cure fur r'K.Vr'.R and Altl-K, e . and Ins iue.
tunable Remedy for BOWKl.COM 11. A1NTS, KowanU's
Cinnpouiid Bytun of Black lieiry Hoot, which highly ap
proved and popular Remedies, tofelher with
The I'uiveraiiy's Renmly for ronipluiuts of the Lungs;
Th University's Remedy for Dysiiepaia or Indigeitinu;
The I'ulveisity'a Reined; ftCoiiv-Hnwela;
Also, the University's Almsnac niay b Ik bud, at tb
Branch llispauaary,o 8lor of
WILUAM DEPPIM,
Nov. t, 8SS. Mahanoy P. O.
NEW BUPPLY OF LiaTJORS.
ff RS. THOMPSON reipectfully inform her
friend and customers, that ah) has receiv
ed a new supply of superior liiiuor of different
kind,
Sunbury, Nov. tl, 1858-3i
COBURU, French' Mermo. Persian cicih,
FarU twill, Chinties, Delanee, Dehegee,
Alapecaa, Bilks, Wool plauls. Mohair lustra
French, Scotch aud Aaaericaa Gingham, jue
rMcived and for ! by
Boabury, D. I '66. E. Y. BRIGHT
A7TSE0
CHEAT WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
No 72 North 8tnnd Strett, (opfotit th
Mount Vernon Home )
Tliiladepliia.
GOLD Lever Watchea, full jewelej. 18 K,
e, $28; SiUcr Lever do., do., 12i Sil
ver Lepine, do.,?!9l Quartier. $5 to 7l Gold
R.ci .clns. 4 50 to 10 t Silver do., ?l n i
Silver Table Spoon per ett, U to 18t
Silver Deertdo.. do., 9 to Hit ilv" rcado.,1
do., 4 75 to 7 50 I Gold Pen and Gold Ca
ne, 3 25 lo $5 Gold Pen and Silver do.. $li
together with a variety of fine Gold Jewelry,
Gold Curb , Guard and Fob Chain. All good
warranted to bo a represented. Watche and
Jewelry, repaired in thebest manner. Also, Ma
sonic Mark, Pins, &c, made to order.
N. B. All order ent by mail or otherwise,
will be punctually attended to.
Phila., Sept. 22, 1855. lyw.
FANCY FURS FOR, LADIES AND
CIIILDRKX.
JOHN 1'AKElHA,
tmrorter, Manufacturer and Dealer in
ftil K.1I1UB Ul i' aiiUJf m 9
No. 284 Market Street, above Eiyhth,)
PHII.ADIvl.PHIA
Havins now completed my very larsre and
heauutifol assortment of all the dilTerent kinds of
Fancy Fim, and fashioned into all the dilleient
alyleii and fashions that will be worn dtirina: the
oresent season by Ladies and Children, and heinjt
determined lo sell my good at small profit it
will be to the advantage of Ladies and othei to
wive me a call before purchasing.
N. B. STOREKEEPERS and the tradewill
ito welt to call, as they will find one of the
lanrent and beat variety of s'ock to select from
. . t r t f V C 4 C I-1 r 4
Ilia city. jvn.i .ihhlui
Sept. 22, 1855. 4 mos.
y f, FALL STOCK of NEW Gcod
iliviJitia Seaonable Shawl.
Fanhionablo Siiks.
Full stock ilack Silk.
Dress Cioods. all kinds.
Blankets and Flannel.
Linen and Cotton 5-liclinrs.
Suule Housekeeping finods.
Cloths, t'assimrri s nnd Vesting,
EYRE A. LAM1ELL.
FOURTH K ARCH Sts., PHIL.MVA.
P. 8. Storekeepers and other vet rah luvtrs
anpplied with scarce and desirable Orv floods
at low rates. BAHRAIN'S from Philadelphia
and New York Auctions daily.
N. B. S cases French Moriuocs, all colors,
wholesale from 65 to $ 1 ,35.
Philadelphia, Sept. 22, 1855. 3in w3.
PHILIPS, STRYKER & JENNINGS,
W1IUI,RALK LRALrRf 1H
muTisii, i hi;m II S. AMKRIci
aoeonr iiiLrLvsivKi.T t
auction,
Nos. 1 3 Bank Street, below Market,
between sk'coiui nuil Third,
PIllLADlU.IillA.
C7" TdCAh or Mlioittliuu Iniyci r e will aell
at n very sinnll advance on Auction ratee
S-E. Cor. 7th k Ctirsnut Ms-
This lniMTutioii, which was fir it
ctialili.l:cil in tfejitfunhfir, hh'
iiu. niKra aniiipg jta graduates huu
ttictiit til tlie baiiura nicii in trj,
nnd oilier cittct; wai uu Jut,e 4tii,
71 ?
ltsj-j, Chiirtpred, aim! c:attm)ird u a
CnlW-irf. in n'riiniiDii-' u-tfli A ,,f
l-njisliituTC.
'lite I'ot-Kicnr TsiTRrcTio?! iof a
It- ilmri'ijplily ructu-;il cli.nnciei aud
ftVl fntuiiis all t hi hraiiciira nrcitiiry
fr use I I liUBinns ; t-cfulti winch.
ff-fl the pujiila iiave tlte privilr m ff irr.
n H,Htf up mi n cfniriaf ot" J.ICTt'ltKS
1' I'VOS CO.M.MKIUlAf J..WV, do
livered t't their eupceiul use, hy enii-
2-
Kti lltn present neitaon, the It.!i.
Ji Diii SMAn-w-u:i' act vict tua eu-
fratrcti in thin Vi:i lliient .
I H. cm TI'ilN.'KN, rrineipal.
I'i Ciii.t!.fTti.s wi I le (h;ut c any
adtlrr , iti ''l":itt'i Ittrf
Aif... cturrnN dens' hook
KK1-I'1(1, tn rft-eipt per ninil nf the
price, !, GO. Kt-ytu aanie 5U c'.a
Pmladelphia, Ot-r. 13. Is55 . Gm..
$50 IR.E'W-AR'D.
rBHK stilisrriliers oiler a rewanl of fifty ilollar
-- for the discovery ami conviction of tlie per
son or persons, who cut a nil dt-stroyeil tlie uunda
on the Machinery of liirir 'oal Lrcaker, al the
Mammoth Colliery, between Shainokin and Mt.
Carniel, on the niy'it of llio ltlt inst.
'l lie above reward will be paid to any one giv.
ini; informa ion that will lead to the conviction
of the offenders.
CLEAVER, FACELY & Co.
Shamokin Oct. 27. 1R55. if.
NEW CONPECTIONAKY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
M. C. OKA It II ART,
RESl'ECTFL'LI.Y announce to the citizen
of Northumherhind and the adjoining; coun
ties that he has opened a Couleiticnary and
Fruit Store in MARKET SQUARE, Smiburv,
where he nianufaclurea ai d keep on hand, at
all times, the most choice Confectionary, Ac,
Wholesalo and Retail, at Philadelphia prices.
Among his stock of Conlectionarics, maybe
found :
Trench Secrets,
Burned Almonds,
Crcsiu White,
" l.einii
Hose,
" Vanilla.
Coininnii Scciets.
Liiiuoiice,
Cam Drips, sll kinds of scent,
I.iivb Dr.irs,
Mint l-imj red and wlnte,
Jellv Ctil.cs,
Ktuil Llr.ipi,
Stn-I. Can ties, ot all seems
HueL rantly,
Alm'tiiil CuiJy,
FRUIT.
Prunes,
F ics,
Curorts,
T. emeus,
Hi-fi.
Currants dried,
Alinoinls,
Rations, Nuts nf alt kia Is
LEMOX SYKUP
of a superior quality, by the single or dozen. A
superior quality of Segars and Tobacco, and a
variety of ('onfectionariea, fruit, &c all of which
is olfered cheap at wholesale or retnil. Coras
and see he will try to please. Orders from a
distance promptly attended to.
Sunbury, Aus.4, 1805. ly.
Bargain at tlie Old Stand.
rRILING & GRANT
RE now opening a new and very desirable
stock of FALL and WINTER 'Goods, em
bracing an endless variety. Their slack con
sists in part of
Black & Fancy Broadcloths & Cassimeres,
Winter Wares for men and boys, all s'.yh's end
prices.
DRESS GOODS.
SILKS Plain and Figured Black.
An assortment of ria'tJ Strip anJ Figured Fan
ry l)re Silks at unusually low prhes,
' Shclliea, Urazes, Braze Pe I. sins, Mus.
lie Lains, Lavrns, Ac,
GINGHAMS from f la cents per ysrj.
CALICOES 3 12J
WHITE GOODS,
Cambric, Jaronetts, Swba, Tarlton, Mull, Bobi
nelt, French and Swiea I. aces, Kdijing. Ac.
Crown and bleached Muslins, Drillings. Ticks,
Checks, Towlings, Table Diapers, 4C.
HAEBWARE and QUEENSWAIIE,
Cedar-wire, Hollow. ware, Iron, tjtcel, Plaster
Salt and Fish.
AIo a fresh snrplv of
1HI 08 AND MEDICINES.
Thankful for past favors, we hope hy strict
attention and a desire to please, still to met with
lb approval of our friends.
Csh Country produce of all kinds taken at tb
highest market price
Sunbury, Nov 3, 1856. ly.
Y VALL PAPE li T largeand .pleaded
assortment of Wall Paper, Window Ta
per, aud Oil Shades, jtrst received and for sal
lJ I. W. TENER tk Ce,
Aunhurr. Ma t. ItW
1 L'SUASD'8 Magnesia far sale by 1
4- MV. VHlsTKH . Rlll-ti
V'gltrtSR ck BKLNEB
BLACK Putty
Mtv I food article for ul l.y
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of the Review.
Itetnittnnres and e-immauiefltions s'-Kmld always l-
addiessrd. post-pu:d, to the Fulilisheis,
LEONARD SCOTT k CO.,
01 GOl.D STRKKT, NEW YORK.
S. B L. it Co. have reemdly puMishtPfl. td hsra
ov for $., the '-FARMr.K's i.' L'Ii.li,!: hv H?nr S:a
phtns. of Kdiiihurh. and Ptf Nn-to:', nf Yuk C"B9,
New lliiven, complete iu iwu vols, ntyid-rtivo, tOt.'aiiMit;
1rtKpricei. inrct and COO Wfhnl engravings. Trice in
inuoliii Uuidinf;. Sli. .
(V Tli-s wnrkipjMf the old "RmoIe of the Farra,,,
Infe'y Ry.i-en atetj ftiii! throvru upon the Market.
New Yoik. Ueceirih'.T l?:.
Fruits & Confectionery.
ITJ EMOVA L. Tho sulscribcr has lemcved
H.. to No 2G MiiKiT Strkft, above Front,
(Three doors above the old stand,)
PHILADELPHIA.
Where lie keeps constantly oi hct:d," a general
stock of all articles in his iu.e ; connie-iing ot
Oranges, Lemons and all kinds of fruit in sea
son ; A Imnnds, Walnuts, t'renm Nuts, (Ground
iuU, plain and manic I : Pickles and prcservas
of all kiuiis ; to which l.o innlt'i the atiention nf
Dealers and others vi.i ins; the city. Good
packed at this eslallishment vrarrantcd to carry
safe,
6. L. HERRING,
No. 36 Market St., above Front, South side,
Phila., Sept. 24, 1855. 3m cC.
SPECTACLES
In Gold, Silver, and Elastic Steel Jb'ramcs,
MATHEMATICAL Iiistrument separate
and in cases, Tliennonieier of variona
sizes, Hpy Glauses of eiery lesciip'ion, Platina
poiniefor Lightning Rods, Magic. Lanterns with
scriptural, sslronoinical and temperance designs,
Microacopes and Microscopic ohjects, Calvanie
Batteries, Electrical Machines, Survcyer's Com
passes, Surveving Chains &c. rVe.
McAllister &' brother.
(Establi-hed in 179(5.)
134 Chestnut Struet Philadelphia.
Our Priced snd Illustrated Catalogue (64 pages)
with 150 illustrations furnished on application,
ami sent by mail free of charge.
Phila. Sept. 8, 1S55.
Chenp Watches 5 Jewelrvi
'I'lfHOLESALE and Retail, at the "J'hilade(':
" phia Watch and Jewelry Store," No.'9t
North Second Street, corner of Quarry,
PHILADELPHIA.'
Gold Irfver Wstfhes, full jeweleJ, It cnrai cases. $$S, 00
G-'U l.epu:e liic. f -Jl to; fine Silver Ppetfaclea. 1,W
Silver l.en. fu'l lewll'd, t'.i. li.ilii Uiaeelrta. 3,00
rn'.vei Lever, lull .iev1'd I'l l titlit-a' Uottl Pencil, 1 .00
svineii-ir ((Uuruira, 7 iSilver Tea spoons, set, 6)00
G.iltl Sierlai-le. 7.1101
Gold Peua, wilh l'e::cil and Silver RotiVr, 1 .04
Gold Finijer Rint;s, 3V cent to $S0 ; Wtch
U'asses, plain, 15J cents; Patent, ISjj Lunet,
"b ; other article in proportion. All good war
ranted to lie what thev are aold for.
STALFFER & HAELEY.
On hand, seme Gold anJ tilvcr Lever ir.t
Lepincs, still lower than the above price.
Sept. G, 1855. C
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SUNBURY, PA.,
Aided by some eight yeara experience in the
practice of llie Law, will attend with tide' ity to
all matter appertaining to or will in the line of
his prof.iskion. OtTice with Charles J. Bruner,
Esq., Market street.
Sunbury, Sept. 15, 1855, tf
AONEW &C CO'S
GILK AND SHAWL STORE
No. 106 Chesnut street,
I'HILADLU'HIA.
V'E take leave to inform tlie Indies nf Sunbury and t
c-ni:y, thst we now liute open a full stork of Kail and
Winter Goods, just anived by Iloufe and Liverpool
hleniuers.
IN OUR SHAWL ROOM
will b fnuiid the tnott extensive R&trtmeiit of Br-yht,
h -up "no bo u arc SH AWl.S Melk Burt printed b. ordered
bilAU'l.H. hi th c.'tv, while mit CLOAKl, TALMAS
tii ul MANTILLAS, m Velvet Cloth iu1Muit Autiqua.
GAituut be iuipafktd.
SILlv AND DRESS GOODS,
This department is anprlied with atl th newest stytes nf
Ktoeaile. I'inl, rilrioe, Pui, Mnire Ailliouesnd Uiaek
Pilki, While M.iire Aiitniue for tuidul itreses, Kith tills;
It oe Dresses, pinned Cskhmeres anil Tleljtmes, Lapines,
Menu and Cashmeres, a Ura assorunent of all colors
and very cheap.
EnibroideriejjRiMinns, filrves, &e.
MOURNING GOODS.
Of Lupius, BtmlMZints, Cashmeres, Pe Laines e
We eatnaitly sulicit a call I run inn eoilutry friend,
feeling ci.L lent from nur fieal facilitire for putehaiiua
foods, we eau orTcr reat tignina.
B AGNTW CO.
P. 8 Cnitstsntly rertiruif new (oods by th I if-rn
Vteanters ftom Havre mni Liverpool.
Oil. sth l-vS5. 3m4w.
FOR SALE I
f2) f TEAM ENGINES 00 Horse power each ,
dUt with boiler. Would make eicellent pamp.
ins; nines, together with large Mowing cylut
tiers, snitalile fur a Mast furnace. Apply to
HENRY LONGENECKER cV CO.
bbtmokin Iron Worke.
bhmin, Pa.
BliamaWin, July tl, J855,
T AND WARRANTS. Tk bigbeet prior
"nll b givea for Land Warrant fcy the ettb
H. MASHER.
PAIINESTOCr 1 Vernii'cg. for ale W