For the Bunburjr Amsrioau.
Mb. Editor: Every day'e experience
loaches us the necessity of electing' honest,
fti well 11 compelint men, to All even tbe
smallest office in the gift of tbe people.
I have been led into these reflection! by
reviewing the course pursued by our county
superintendent of the public schools of Nor
thumberland county, in bis unwerantablo at
tempts to slido little more public money
into big pockets, without valuable consider
ation, and thereby take from the juvenile
class or our county just so much or that por
tion of the school fund wbich was intended
for their benefit.
Unlucky man I lie seems to think, that if
onlv those of his own party were at tliu head
of tlie school department, he might have suc
ceeded with his Itump Convention, end pock
eted the spoil, iy only rendering an insignia
cant equivalent.
Hut these sharp-eyed Whigs and Know
Nothings detected bim in his designs, and
slipped bis cable from under him. Hut we
think the gentleman is mistaken, and slanders
tho democratic party by insinuating that they
would have tolerated or countenanced his
proceedings, and held valid a resolution an
amendment to the resolution then an amend
ment to the amendment, which latter dance
being the only ono acted upon and carried by
a majority of one vote, and thnt (wo are in
formed) through an error, then adjourned sine
die in disorder, not trusting to put the reso
lution, as amended, be Tore the convention for
their consideration, wbich was essential to its
validity. I am led to believe that an undue
anxiety for a little more of the needful must
have materiully swayed his judgment in this
case, or his perceptivo faculties must bo nut
urnlly deficient. For him to puppone that
t he uction of said convention granted liim one
extra cetit, is certainly, to say tho least of it,
ridiculous. Since every school boy who liu
ever attended a debating society, or ever went
with his mother to church, knows otherwise.
Unfortunate mun 1 doomed to disappoint
ment. Lot him cease grumbling, and cease
to cast reflections upon two large and respec
table parties, because they have men among
them ready to discountenance illegul acts.
I was not aware of the fact that tbo school
department had transferred itself into a po
litical bnz.inr, until I saw our superintendent's
extraordinary production, published in the
American, to his fellow citizens.
1 am inclined to believe that the gentleman
thinks li is Hull will create a hoxt of friends
for him in the democratic party, end that
they will set tho Major aside and ISVu com
inaion on him, and send liim to W'ushitigton ,
its an honoroble gentleman. Hut 1 ahull be
much deceived in the wisdom of that great
party if they suffer liim to pull wool over
their eyes to that extent. When ho asserts
that the prime movers were either Whigs or
Know Nothings in getting up a remonstrance
against the proceedings of his convention. I
emphatically declare it A hoax, as I know
many good ami truthful democrats who were
very much interested in bringing about the
recult he so much complains of.
If the gem Ionian finds ho had a Imrd bar
gain, the door is open for him to resign. The
t oiivention took liim at his own ofi'cr, in hut,
tlieygave liim lifty dollars per vcar more
than he asked for. I have no doubt, hud he t
been contented with what ho then thoikt
was an ample compensation, ut the ei pirution
of throo yeurs he could have been re-elecled
with a salary considerably increased. Hut
reully ho reminds me much of tlio fuble of the
dog, grasping for more, uud in the end losing
all. lam not of the opinion that lie is the
only competent man in tho county. In conclu
sion, I would not advise him with all his chain
of misfortunes, to leave the democratic party,
but I do think he migkt shine anions tlie
dark lantern party, or cut a conspicuous tijjure
in a Know Nothing lodge.
Yours Truly,
Klysbnrg. Feb. 20, lejG. B. A. D.
THE URITISI1 ENLISTMENT COHHIiM'UK
DENCK. The publication of the correspondence up
on the enlistment question, by plucing the
facts of that controversy in a clear light, will
tend to correct several material errors which
seem to bare added a feeling of bitterness in
its discussion, which might eventually have
led to mischief. In the first place, it will
show the Hritish peoplo thut this government
bus just grounds of offence in the course pur
sued by liriUsb agents in this country, and
bonce the charges so frequently and absurdly
repeated by tbo Loudon Times, that the ad
ministration was ngituting the question for
political capital, are proved to be slunderous.
Ill the next place, t shows that no pioper
apology has beer, oltferod for the violutiou of
tho sovereignty of the United tutos by such
enlistments, for thu, apology was accompan
ied with the assertion of a claim which, it ad
mitted, would at once neutralise the effect of
our municipal enactments .intended to give
force, in our sovereign right. .
Tho Hritish government is or ought lo be
well acquainted with international law, audit
is a settled principle of public law that no
beligerent nation nag the right to use the ter
ritory of Biiother nation for belligerent pur
poses, without its comet. If it could do go.
no nation would be able to preserve its neu
trality. Offering inducement! to persons
within the United States to enter into the
s. i vice of Urea t Hritian, is recruiting, within
the meaning of tho prohibitory statute enuc
led by Congress, and the act was ono of
whic h Russiu might reosonably luko cllVnce.
as a violation of our neutrality. Knowing that
the United States did not permit ub eulist
inents within its territory, by any nation, the
Hritish government bad no right to make the
uttempt. Doing so, it coin nut ted au act of
.national aggression, uud t.y attempting to
evade tho municipal law, it added insult to
the injury.
The Hritish government, while requiring
assurances from our government that it would
repress any attempts on the part of llufsiti
lo violate the neutrality of thi country,
fchould have met these ussurunces of our gov
ernment iu the same fair and candid spirit in
which they were given Hut instead of this,
we find thut government engaged in divising
plan whereby the intention of our laws
wight be defeated, and at the same time the
penalties for violating them might be evaded.
We find Hritish agents, men high in authori
ty, no less personages than tbe representa
tive! of Great Hritian to this country, actual
ly engaged at this work, and when detected
in the act, and the guilt fastened conclusive
ly upon them, the Hritish government 'itself,
though profossing regret that anything in
contravention of the laws of (he United
Mates should have been attempted, under
takes to give a construction to our law which
would destroy its effective and restraining
force, and allow the wrong that it first con
demned to be perpetrated with impunity. A
justification whU:li would impair the lover,
cignty of tbe United Slate! as an indepen
dent uation, can never be admitted us an
apology for the affront, of having actually
outraged that local sovereignty. And we
take it for granted that when these facts are
laid before the Hritish public, aud are delib
erately considered, they will come to the con
clusiou that lluiir owu government has blun
dered throughout Ibis whole business, and
that wbt this natiou asks in the way of re
paralion and security ia uothicg more than
justice demands. The course of our govern,
ment, instead of being quarrelsome aod ex-
acting, has been one of unusual couilosy aud
forbearance. Ledger.
An Eastern Editor announce! the death of
aUdyof bis acquaintance, and touchingly
dd--"in her decease the lick hare Ion an
joraluable friend. Long will tlie eem to
ataud at their bedside, as ihe was woot, with
the Ua'm cf consolation in one hand and a cup
riiubaib iu the other.
New AdTertisementi.
PLATFORM KCALUS
A V P ..... ,Uariiiiinii. suitable for Rail Road
3 Ac., for weighing Hav, Coal, Ore and
Merchandise generally. Purchasers run no risk,
every scale is Guaranteed Correct, and if, after
trial, not louna Baiiiciiy, u kiuiiiiu
without charge.
tf Factory at the Old Stand, established for
more than twenty year, corner oi ivwv i n ami
Melon Street, rnnauoipiiie.
AUDUTT it CO.
March 1,1856. 3m
KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS,
Market fltreet, writ of Twentieth,
PHILADELPHIA.
8. V. JACOBY & CO..
1'
M PORTERS of and dealers in the various
Forelen and Domestic Marbles, Statuary , 4 c,
have constantly on hand a larire and select as
sortment of Mantles, Tombs, Monument, Table
Top, Ac. of every description, not excelled by
any in the city for beauty, symmetry and finish.
Cabinet Maker, Plumbers and Marble Cut
ter, furnished at the shortest notice, with Mar
ble of every description and pattern, whether
Foreign or Domestic, either finished in the Slab
or Rtock, on the most reasonable term.
We rrapectfully invite attention to our stock
on hand.
March 1, 1850. 3m e
SUPERIOR TEAS
Is Tna Obioixil Hill Ciitiri,
In Boies, of 6 and 13 pound, and in Metallic
Package, of J, J, 1,1, & 4 Pounds, for sale by
(oalCITIL 13TKKT0H8 Or TUB MBTT&LL1C TXA
liCK.)
Wholesale Dealers in Tea Only, A". W. Cor.
of Market A Ninth St., Philadelphia.
Tea in Metallic Pack put up in Half Chest,
containing a variety of both Ulack and Green
to sail buyer.
Printed List of Price, Term, Ac, furnished
by mail to all w ho order them.
All Teas warranted to please, or no sal.
Ono and the same price and terms to all, and
one only.
Half Chests of Black contain about 35 pounds
and of Green, about SO pound each.
March 1, 1x50 3l p.
MURPHY k KOONS
WHOI.f.9Al.E DEALERS IN
FISH C IIEEK & I'HOVISIOAS,
No. 47 North WHARVES, below Race Street,
Philadelphia.
Keep constantly on hand a large assortment
of FISH, CHEESE A. PROVISIONS, which
they are prepared o dispose of at the lowest
Market rates. Orders promptly executed.
March I, 1856. 8m w
fjiesolutic'n of Partnership.
lJkJOTICE is hereby given that the Partner
Js e 1 1 i existing between the undersigned was
dissolved by mutual consent on the first day of
February, 1855. The books of the firm will be
left in the hands of Dr. G. S. Robin for collec
tion, till tbe first day ef April next. All these
knowing themselves to be indebted to the firm,
are requested to make immediate payment,
otherwise they will be left in Ihe hand of a
Justice for collection.
Dr. G. 8. ROHINS,
Dr. J.J. JOHN.
hamokin, March I, 1858 3t
New Wall Paper Warehouse.
BURTON & LANING,
Manufactures and Importer, No. 134 Arch
Street, second Hour above Sixth, Philadelphia.
WHERE may be found the largest and hand
somest assortment in the City.
Purchasers from the country will find it to
their advantage to call at eur store, where they
will be suited with a superior article, at the
lowest price. UFRTON & LANING.
No. 1.4 Arch Street, above Sixth, Phila.
February S3, I85. 3m e
WASTED.
IMMEDIATELY three industnou Girl to
learn the Milluery business. Enquire at the
Milliter Store of
M. L. OISSLER.
Siinbury, February 93, 1K56. if
Cheap Fruit and Confectionary.
Ill IUC4H & SEIXEItS,
Wholesale Manufactures and Dealers in Confec
tionary of all Kind. No. 1 13 North Third
Street, below Race, Philadelphia.
rsHE attention of dealer is requested to an
examination of their stock, which will be
lounde.pial to any in thi city. Foreign Fruits
ofall kind in season.
N. B. Orders by Mail or otherwise promptly
attended to.
February 13, 1851 Sin c
DAGUERREOTYPES.
JOHN W. DAVIS announce to the citizen
of Smihury and vicinity, that he is now
taking Daguerreotyie, Cryatalotvpe and Stereo
scopic Picture, in the third story above the Post
Office, where he flatter himself with the idea
thut he can give all pcrfee! satisfaction, who will
favor him with a call. Perron desiring pictures
will find it to their advantage to com soon, a
he will remain but a very short time.
Bunbury, February 16, 1856.
NOTICE.
lAJOTI.'E is hereby given that letter ef AJ
1 ministration on the estate of Aleiander
Caldwell, late of Coal township, Northumber
land bounty, deceased, was granted to the sub
toiler on tbe llib day of February, H56. All
person indebted to said estate will make pay
ment, and those having claima will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
WM. W. M'WILLIAMS, Adm'r.
Shamokin, Feb. 16, 18SC. Ct
f.- J L-V'-,
aaHTHHlvWAIlB-
111 E subscriber respectfully in'orms the riti
JL lens of Sunbury and the public generally,
that he ha commenced the manufacture uf all
kind ef
E A RT 1 1 E X W A H K,
at hi manufactory iu Whortleberry Slrect, one
quare east of the Itiver. tie ha engaged Ihe
service of Mr. Hiar. and you can therefore
depend on having a good article. The public
are respectfully invited U call.
All order from a distance will be promptly
attended to.
P. M.SHIXDEL.
Bunbury, Ffib. ?, 1856. tf
TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
YANTED, tu establish en. Agency for the
' sale ol Wood Mouldings, cf which there
are from f'.'O to $V!00 worth uned in every house
that i built. Our advantages, in the use of a
Machine that will work whole board into
mouldings at one operation, and the large a
mount of capital employed by the Company,
enable us to give a liberal eommiaion.. Pattern
book furutabetl, containing SSO patterns,
... A1,'.VJ- n- UALE, Willow Utrerl, above
1 welfth, I'hil idelpbia, P.
January 1 9, 1 S38, 3m. c
HOECEaOSS' eotaet planiko
MAOHINES-
WANTEUt-To sell the Uighu and Machine
. w ' '"""i. ongutng and
Grooving Machine, for boards and nuL ...i..
theNoeroM Patent. Also, the attachment of
Ihe Moulding Machine, which will work whole
board into mouldings at one operation. Thi
patent lias been tried, and decided in tbe Su
preme Court in Washington, to be no infringe
ment, being superior In U'oodswortb' Machine.
Apply to J. D. DALE1, WUlow Street. above
Twelfth, Philadelphia, where the Metiditee can
It aeon in operation.
Jjncsry 9, lo6. 3in t
tei jmen,'Fruit Orowen and'Farmeri
NEW IVOR HOItTICULTLRAL HEVIKV i
A Journal of Suburban Art. Superbly and
Profusely Illustrated. VtvoteU to the
Advancement of the Rural Interests
in America,
This is one of the largest and most elabnrale work a
lb kiiKl in me worKi.
kuial Arehlteeture forme one of the nrliiriml feature
Each nuintirr C"itaiue fnrni two lo four enKruviitirs of
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chitect Nre ia also aasifmil lo the tnttrtul art of
Landscape Uanloning engraved, pbns of enntmni In erem
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Engrnvinea of new frmts, new flowers, new vcpetnlilrs,
Ae., are illustrated and dfeurilwd a mii iheir respective
quidttice chn be determined, forming the must complete
alio eiegnm manual 01 nurni tlusitnnury ever anemptrd.
An experienced corps of pructicul writers, sevea Iu
uuinker, are nurtured lo fill its columns.
It enntnius seventy huge puges, and ia printed on the
niii penri-sunncco puper. mnnutiicturcn rxprcMly,
Tskmi ner tnmtiin. huviiIiIm invnriMl.lv lit Hilt'niwM,
Fifty cents cuiiunisiiou on each lutNtcriher allowed to
those who act as ageule. Hl.dOU will lie dislrilittleil at the
end of ihe yenr nmoiie those wh" send us Ihe twenty In r cent
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........ , ..n ... , Hem; I'lTIIMUIIW win m: nuiu hi (.Men.
I ' I C . . I . ... A ...f.
m i,c uim ,iciiiiaiu win ne
The following ar selected from hundreds of stmilnr
nonces, voluntary couinuutcu ny couteiniioiuueous publi
callous
The Horticultural Review deserve the most liberal na.
tronoge. It is not nuty eminently practical, hut is written
in a styie mat equine me vest cuoria ol the Kite A. J
Uowillg KMrKKRBOTKRR.
lite most elrguut anil useful honk of the kind that has
ever come uuilernuruliservntion. iikoistk.
Mr. Kengles, the I'-dunr uf the Horticultural Review. Is
a uracticul iHUiioloffiRt. and one of the finest scholars our
country boasts of. He peseesses the glowing descriptive
riowers ni lumens. I lie eligimt goeaip ol walpole, com.
uned with a thorough knowledge of rural art. i-nn
l in.ira i ripuxk.
Farmers Uiv it for mur sons huv it for vnur dunohlera
It is a rich intcllectuHl trcnt; a rare combination of the
veautiiul anri the uaclul. ARovs, ft.
We had thoueht th:it in llownuig's death. Ihe elonnent
adviN.te nf rural, adornment had become only a eheiished
remetulirauce: tint iu Mr. Heaglcswe distivei an eaualiv
rich mine of meutiil wealth, that betokens the iiiliueuce iif
the apint thut is gone. Montros 1 hibi-ki.
Advertisers wilt And this an unsurpassed medium n'
pntiitcitv, asrthe Horticultunil Keview circulates exten
sively in evury Wiate in Hie I'niun. Ailvertieements in
serted at the rate of 8 10 per pnge.
WOOD ENOBAVINO-
Thise requiring Won,! Kmrraving, can htive their orners
executeit in an unriviillrd nianuer. Special atleutnni is
given to views of ANIMAI-r: an expeiieneed Ruglisli
llraughtsman is euguge.1 for this express purpoee. l'er
sons living at disnnce can forward a dngaerotype of the
ohiect hy mail Ihey wish engraved, which' will lie a
sumcient ruitie to obtain a prncct tac simie. rtock
Breeilers will lie dealt with Very liberal terrua.
renraury ia, ief,w. omo
IAME McCLINTOCK, M.D., Late
PROFl:firon of Anatomy and r?urgery in ihe I'hil
adelplna College of Meiliruie, and Acting Professor of
M idwilery ; one of the Conaultitig l'hysicuiis of the I'hil
adelpluu llospiud, Klockley ; late ineuilier of the National
Medicul AssiN'iiiliou ; member of the Plnludelphsi Meili
cnl Society j memlier of the Medico-ChiruraMi al College
of Philadelplua ; foruierlv President aud Professor of
lint miy aii'l Huigery iu Caslletou Medicul College, Ver
mmit ; ami nlso. bte Proieasiir of Anutoniv nnd IMo Biol
ogy in lii rkshire Medicul Institution, PitUlickl, Muss.,
Slv , Ac., Ac.
Ins lutely introduced in a popular form several of his
favorite prescription! fi r the principal dmrnKe of Ho
climate. The name nf each article will imply the disease
for which II ts Intended to lie used.
DR. McCI.IN Tl ICK'r PKCTOHAl. SYRI'P. Prii e
PR. McCI.I.NTOCK'K COM) AND COL'fill MIX
TI KE For Cils, Ouch. Ac. Price 45 cts
DR. McCI.INTOCK'S Ab-TIIMA AND HOOPIXf,
COI Oil HKMKDV Price.tocte
Dr. McCI.INTOCK'l TONIC ALTERNATIVE
SVKUP- For Purifying the Hloon Pruel
DR. McCLINTOCK'! DYSPKPTIC ELIXIR For
giving tone lo the stomach relieving pnii;a alter entini;,
heartburn, and all disagreeable sviuptonis arising unm
indigestion Price t.
Dlt. .MiCLINTtiCK'S R IIK.I'M A TIC .MIXTl HE A
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Hit. MeCLINTOCK't P.IIEI'MATIC I.I.NI.MENT
For Kiicuueitisiu, niutiis, Swellings, Ac. Ac. Price
60 cents.
Dlt. MrCI.INTOCK'S ANODYNE MIXTt'lIK Foi
Pnius. Toolhuclie, Ileuiluche, Ncurulgiu, Au. Ac. Price
M i t.
DR. McCLINTOCK'S FEVER AND AIIL'K WK.
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1R. McCLINTOCK'S 1)1 RKII(EA CORDIAL AND
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UK. .llrCI.I NIC ICKS VEG ETA RLE PI KHATIVfc
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DR. McCLINTOCK'S ANTIIIII.IOI'S PII.1.S For
Irregularilv ill Ihe Functions of the Liver and Howets
the beat Liver Pill innde Price W els. a vx
For site liv Dr. J. McCLINTOCK. ut his Medicn De.
pot, V corner ninth mid Filbert sts . lhiliidchinin. and
nt nil DMiirgistp nnd Dealers in Medicines. All Druguiats
mid Dealers in Medicines win wish to be agents, will
please adddresa Dr. McCliatoek, ruruiahtug rei'urencc.
liume of Poat-Oftice, county and elnle
I?" For Sale hv Weiser A llruner. Silubarv and Slia-
niokin ; tVm. Weirner, Norihuinlierlnnd : C. Ronvn. Mil
ton j E. P. Lutz, lll'ioinsliurg : Jneidi Harris, lluckhorii ;
John Vaulecio, Light Street ; I Sharpies A boil, Cata-
Februniy 9, IS50. 0ia.
REMOVAL.
CHARLES MAGARGE i CO.
HAVING REMOVED FROM NO.iJ COMMERCES T.
TO TU K
Soulh-West cnr. of Sixth ami Carpenter Sts.
lMII.ADELAHiri,
OE(r to rail the attention of Purchasers tu
" their citensive assortment of Paper, and
Paper Makers' Materials ; Printing Papeie lor
liook and New. Water leaf, sired, uncallen
dercd aud cullendrred, of aUUHlitica and pricer,
always on hand: Hardware and Manilla Paiiers,
Trunk Boards, Binder' Hoards, Haiigiug'Papers
cVc, & c.
Particular attention i invited to their exten
sive assortment nf
I. EDO Ell rATERS,
From the uw.it Celebrated Manufactories in
the Country.
Among their WKITINO PAPEK STOCK may
be found
Com. Note, Folio Post
Atlantic Note, Thin Medium,
baih Post, llcmv.
(juarto Post, Medium,
Fool' Cap, Royal,
Flat Cap, Sup, Itoyal,
Imperial.
Plate Paper, of every description, size and
quality. Map Papers, in great variety. En
velope Paper, white, bull, aud gold, either laid
or wove. Colored Paper, One glazed, and other
varieties.
Manufacturers are invited to examine (heir
stock of Hags, Foreign and Domestic. 1) leach
ing Powder, of approved brands: Alum, ground
or crude; Sal Soda, Soda Ash Felling, Wire
Cloths, Lltramariue, and Paper Maker Mate
rial generally.
ITS' Thev are also prepared to take order of
odd sizes and weight of any of tbe above descrip
tion of Paiers.
January 2G, 1856. 6mo
If) It MAI.G.
THAT large and commodious HOUSE,
situated in the cast end of Market Street,
Buubuiy, payments to he made to suit purcha
ser the promises will be shown by the subscri
ber,
MARY MARKLE.
ftuubury, February J, 1856. 3m.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
rilHE subscribers, Executor of the estate of
M. Henry Masser, dee'd., offer at private sale
the following property via s A large two story
frame dwelling house, together with about
50 ACRES OF LAND,
Situate in Lower Augusta township adjoining
landa of Daniel Kaufman and others now in the
occupancy of John R. Kaufman as store and
dwelling. The house is new and the location a
good one for business.
Also a TRACT OF LIME6T0NF. LAND,
in said township on the river about 6 mite he
low i'unl'U. y, adjoining lands of J. T. M'Pherson
and others, containing, about 90 acre. The
aoil ia productive and contain limestone ai d
other mineral.
Abu) tract of Land, containing about U5
acres on the bill, about two mile below Sunbury,
adjoining lauds of the beds of the luie John
Conrad and other. There is, on this tract, a
email orchard of choice fruit.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber.
H.U. MASS Eli.
P. U. MASSER, Executors.
FRANCIS BUCHER.
Sunbury, January tt, U56 tf
NOTICE
1 S here'' riven that the partnership of We
1. Cberrington & Co., ha been dissolved bv
mutual consent A II persons having accounts
with the firm will please cell on the eubaeriber
lor settltBunt.
WM. H. CHEBRINOTOX.
Sbsmokin, February 3, 185S. 3iu
INDELLIBLE INK at
I May IK. WEISER i B R U.N E R'8.
Faahtonable Ilata a,nd Caps,
AS3BY & R0CAP, . ..
No. 136 Arm let st.,
rnix.ADBZ.rniA.
INFORM their friend: end the public
generally, that Ihey. continue to keep at
their old aland, a large and extensive assortment
of hat, rap. Ac, got up of the best material and
in tlie late) and beat style of workmanship and
unial).
Country merchants and other will do well to
Call ni.d examine belnre purchasing elscvltcre.
Phlla., Nov 10, 155 tf.
VALUABLE FARM TolTsALE.
FTMIE subscriber offers at private sale, a
X VALUA15LE TRACT OF LAND,
ittiHte in Sugar vallpy, fireen township, Clin on
county, "nbctit I mile from l.ogatisville, and 9
miles Iroin Lock Haven, adjoining landsnf An
thony K lock ner, Creu. Crumley and (ieo. Snook
roiitiiioimr 221 ncrea, elrict measure, all of which
i excellent Limestone land about BO acre of
which are cleared, and the balance well timbered
and watered. The improvement are a two lorv
Log limine and a log burn, near the western end
ol the aaid tract, and an excellent young orchard
of choice fiuit tree. Abo another excellent
two atory Log House and log barn on the east
ern portion of said tract. The snid pmniixca are
so situated as tr make two excellent Farm, and
will be sold together or sepnrate, to suit puri ha
aers. Person desirous of purchasing the above
property will please call on the subscriber, rcii
ding in Upper Augusta tp., NorlhumUrland
county, S mile from Sunbury. who will accom
pany them to said premise. "Term reasonable.
OEOROE M. FORRESTER.
December 82, 1855 If.
AUCTION AND PRIVATE'SALE.
Worthy the Attention of Every Mun,
I A Vl.u positively determined to leave Run
bury on tho 1st of February next, I intend
selling my large Slock of Clothing and other
Good at and below coat at private sale, and next
month at Auction. My alork embrace a large
variety of very desirable good of dillerent kind.
Cl.ti I 1 1 1. U or dillerent tvle and makes va-
riou qualities and price, auch a Winter coula
from uiiwanls : Overcoat from 3.00 and
higher Pant and Vest in proportion; Hat
and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Shirt, Underclo
thing, Boy' Clothing, pistol, jewelry, hosiery,
and all other kind of good generally kept in a
Clothing Establishment. I have also on hand a
vrricty of Summer Cunt, vest and pants! also
Summer Hat of ditferent styles, all of which I
will aell at tremendously low price.
The Auction will commence on the 7lh of
January next, and will continue through that
week every day and evening, afterwnrds on
Monday Wednesday nnd Saturday. The public
will li n J it to their advantage to cull early and
buy at private sale; they have then a good as
sortment to pick from, and ahull buy good at a
low prices as they will probably be'aold by Auc
tion.
My store i in Market Square, ia known, and
can hardly be mU.-cd.
ALBERT ELSBERU.
Sunbury Dec. 55, 18.r5.
To Merchants and Storekeepers.
The tiubsciibcr desirous of leaving a soon as
possible, w ill sell lo Merchants uud others who
limy favor liim, at wholesale, lower thun Phila
delphia rates, any or all bis goods on band. lli
stock'comprise a Aiiiiely oi gmide adapted to Ihe
season, is pretty lari;e yet, so thut he can give an
Assortment of sixes and qualities lo buyer.
Merchant will find it to their advantage to
call early.
ALBERT ELSBEKO.
LAI EST A1UUVAL,
Largest and Best Assortment
(Ml HAP, HANDSOME DURABLE.
npHE subscriber takes pleasure in informing
-- hi customer and the public generally that
he is now iu receipt of an unusually large and
Splendid Assortment of New Goods.
To endeavor to enumerate the one bundreth
part of the article would be useless. Suffice it
to say, they have been selected with the greatest
care, and they will be disposed of at as low prices
as the same quality can be purchased elsewhere.
My mono ia
'Quick Sate and Small Profits."
He takes thi method of presenting to the
public hi thank for Ihe lilieral patronage exten
ded to him, and by stiict attention to business,
he resiectl'ully solicits a continuance of the same.
It will be advisable fur purchasers to call and
examine hi assortment before purchasing else
where. All kind of produce taken in exchange.
EDWARD V. BRIGHT.
Sunbury, December 1, 1855.
QREAT EXOITEMETTT I
J.a est and bent arrival of the Seuton,
At the .Store of
P. W. Gray,
In Market Square, has Just received his Stock
from Philadelphia, consisting of
Fall and Winter Goods,
Embracing a great variety of
Lady's Sress and Fancy Goods.
The following comprise in part a list of my ex.
tensive and elegant stock, which for variety and
cheapness cannot nc excelled in thi market.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN',
Black and Fancy Cloth and Cassimeres, Black
Sattin and Fancy Silk Vesting. Shirting Muslin
Drawer and Under Shirts, Kentucky Jean
Velvet, Blanket, Ac.
FOR THE LADIES.
Black Silks, Alpaca, Merinos' colored slid plaid
all wool. M uslin de Lain, a large lot of Prints,
of the best brand and styles, brown and bleached
Sheeting, twilled and plaid Linsey, Flannels,
red, yellow and white,, grey Drills, Ticking.
Cambrics, Dress trimmings, ribbons, laces, gloves,
hose and Irish I hums, end other things too tedious
In mention. I would earnestly solkit liberal
hare of their patronage.
Boots & Shoes, a large assortment.
HATS CAPS.
HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
CEDAR WARE.
FISH dc SALT,
Groceries of every vuiiely.
Teaa, Coffee, Sugar, Molasse, Rice, Cheese, Vin
egar, Candies, Caudles, Koap, Ci ackers, Broom,
Lead. Shot, Bed Card, Plough Line, Ulan 8xlU
10x12. 1 lilo. Starch, Fluid. Dairy Salt. Smok
ing and Chewing Tobacco, Kin Cigars, Matches,
Mustard, Candle Wick, Blacking Water Proof,
and a general assortment of
QCEEXSM'AUK AXD CLASsn'AIlE.
Country produce taken at the highest market
prices.
Hunliury, Hit, S7, 1HS.) tr.
COLLINS & M'CLEESTER'3
TYPE FOUNDRY
and Printers Furnishing Warehouse,
Yo. 1 Lodge Alley, lack of new Masonic Hull,
Philadelphia.
Phila., Jan. 13, 150
AUCTION ! AUCTION !
rilllE Auction of tlie Rubscriber will commence
A next Monday inurning at ten o'clock and
will continue through the day, will also be held
from 0 till tf o'clock in the evening. Every day
slid evening next week. Tlie week following
ouly Monday's, Weditesdav'a and Katorda".
ALBERT ELNBERO.
Bunbury, January 6, 1865. tf.
THAOHER Ac WODDBOP,
WIIOLE8ALE
BOOT SHOE At TRUNK WAREHOUSE,
Ko. 101 Arch Street, up Stairs,
Between Third St Fourth 8W upper side,
near Union Hotel, '
Philadelphia,
Carpet Bags and Valieea ef ll description.
CHARLES F.THACHEK.
ROB BUT H. WODDROP.
'hiUdelphia, ian. 15, lloS. tf
Great Arrival of
Fall and Winter Goods !
IRA T. CLEMENT
INFORMS his friends and customer that he
just received an elegant assortment of
FALL AND WIVTER O00D3 ! !
At his Store in Maraet Street, Sunbury, which
he nflcra to the public at the lowest price.
Hi atock consists of general astarltncnl o
Ihy Uouds, yi5 ;
Clntkt. Cntstmers, Caasinels, Jmus, Drillings,
Muslins, Linens, Culicnts, Muslin d
Lai ns, Laicns, Ginghams, Herages.
Also a large assortment of CLO TH I.N (i.
A large assortment of Boot and Shoe, for
Men, Women and Children.
Silk Hats.
Panama, Palm leaf am) other Summer Hats.
Il:itcr.
GROCERIES nl every variety.
Sugar, Tea, Collie, Molasses, Cheese, Spices,
Fish, Salt, Ac.
HARDWARE,
Vis: Iron and Steel, Nails, Files. Sawa, Ac.
QUEEXSVVARE,
Tea Setts, Plates, Dishes, Cups, Saucers, fVt
ITP" Country produce of all kinds taken in ex
change at the highest market price.
Oct. 20, 1HS5.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTirfwot
MERC HA NT TAILOR,
SUXTBUZIY, PA.
Resiiectfrlly inform the citizens of Snnhorv ami
the luihlic nenorallv. that he
from Philadelphia, a choire and select assurmonl
of Cloths, Cassimeres, Ac , vix :
French black Cloth, plain and twilled,
Black Beaver do for overcoata.
Fine blue cloth.
Claret cloth.
Caasimcre freuch black corded.
do do do Doeskin,
do do irrev miveit l)iMteLin
Vesting plain olack silk velvet.
Uo r igured velvet. Plush velvet,
do Black satin lion red.
Woolcll SllirlS Slid Drauiera.
Gentlemen's Pocket Handkerchief.
do Neck-tie.
All of which will be sold or niad on to urdr in
the latest and best style.
Sunbury, Dee. 1, 1855 tf
saddle and l(nrnc Maker.
Thomas H. Tucker,
Successor to G. Ill Strah,
REsPECTFl'LLY infurms the
cilizens nf Sunbury and the pub
lic generally- that he ha taken
establishment lately occupied bv
(ieo. W, Sirnh, and having engaged several good
workmen, wii ba enabled to turn out work in his
Hue equal to any inade in this section of country.
Orders promptly riecrtcd and all kind of pro
diu c lakeu in exchange.
Sunbury. Oelolier !i7, 185. ly
I I l
lent arrival
For the lulanl arrival of
Kail cj Winter (ioods.
J. F. & I, F. KLINE,
R
loi n i r I i.i. announce lo their Inruiis
ami the inililic in ceneral, tlml tlicv have
rccciveej a'tlieir OM Slaml. in I'pper Augusta
toa-iisliip, Nortliuililirrlaiiilcoiiiitv, I'll., at Klines
Grove, ilieir KALI, an) 'INTKI Goo.ls, ami
opened to the pulilic a full assortment of
MERCHANDIZE, &c,
Consisting in part ef Cloths, hlack anil fancj
Cassimeres, Hultinelts, Checks, Drawer and
Under SliirU, and all kinds of
FALL and WINTER GOODS.
Also a lot of Heady. made Cuata, Vesta and
I'uiits, Ac.
Ladies Dress Goods,
Consisting of Black Silk, Merinos, .Vpacos, Co-
lierg clotu, plain ami fancy all wool De Lames,
Calicees.Ginghams, Muslin, Comlurla, Day Male
Long Shawls, Trimmings, Ac.
Also a fresh supply nf Krocrrlcn of all kinds.
A fresh supply of Hardware and Queens
ware, Drugs and Medicines.
Hardware, Queenswnre, Cedarware, Hrooms, Ac.
Also a targe assortment of Hoots and
felloes, siiitahle for Men, Women and
Children. Hat and Cap,
Silk Hat, and all
- gauds usually kept in a Country Store.
Cull and Spe.
Cheaper than the Ciieaest,
Thankful for past favor we hope hy strict atten
tion lo .husineis, to merit a continuance of tho
same.
All of the ahove named stock of good will he
old positively at low price for cash, or Hi ei
cliange for country produce, at the highest market
priee.
Kline's Grove, Nov. 3, 1855.
COSMOPOLITAN
ART ASSOCIATION!
6 ECO MO YEA 11.
4 ii It A XC K W KX TS foi the Second Animal Cnlleetinn
y V oi tbn iakw uud popular Institution for the dirtuiioit j
'i micieiuia mini ma, uavtj unn miij uit in lie's cixii-
an-e auale.
Among ih worka already encnjrjd, ia the far-fuined
t "GENOA CRUOIFIJC,"
which nriinally Ten TtitHiaaiid Dollara.
In ftirimiiK the new Collection, tlie ditIuion of wuki
rif Amkrh-am AUT, and Ihe eiicurrtguiiii-nt of Amerieaa
f:uniu, liavc iut Lee ii nveilookcd. Cuiuniiuioiia bava
eeji iMued to nmny uf the moat diatintrumlml AnixricMii
Artiati, who will contribute aome of tFu-ir inert pfduc
tinni. Ainong them ure three Murlde Htiitt, exix'Uled iy
the greateit living Soulplur IIikah luwri : .
GKOKUK WASIUXUTON,
The Father of hia Country :
UENJAM1S FHANKI.IN,
The PXiloopher ; . .
DAXirci. WKIL-STES,
i The Stutewnan.
A iperi.il aentlia viailed Kurope aud wadecarefu aud
juda'ioua aeleetioiui 4 lortrigu worka of Art, UkU ui
Uronte end .MurUa , Statuary and choira ruiutiuga.
The whitle- i4rtying a larie and valuable e 4ieUoii of
Paiiitiiis and tiUituary, ti be dutribuled i kKb aiuoig t)i
niembeft of tbe Aaauciatiou fur the Hecond cur.
T Kit MS UP MKMHKHSH11V
The paymnit of three dollar rHHtitula any one a mem
bssr ol tnia Atufivitttioii, and eat it lea him to either on (
the Mlowituj fljuijuzuiea lor one yriu, aud oil a ticket iu
the dittribuUou offthtt aUaluury id I'umtiuga.
Tbe laiierature iaaued to auhacrtbea cmieteia of the fol
lowing Montldy .MApaziuea: llitrper'a, Hutiuim, Knn-ktr-b'icker.
Illnckwoody Grutuisti'), tiudey'e Ud UiNk,
and HoaaeboUl VVorda.
Pi.raoiia taking h va uaiulerahivanr entitled to any Gv
of the Miigiuiuca for one year, and to tut tnktit tu the
difftriUiUou.
fcsjThe net nroeeeda derived from thatale of mjmlerliipa,
are devoted to tbe (ar(iiae ol worka tf Art for the enu
iiujr year.
THE AiOVANTAGKS SECCRF.D
by beioinint a wuitier of thia Aaaoeiatlon, are
Ikt. All peraona ret-eiva ihe fail vulum of' their aularriV
tit'iia at lUe aiuit, ia tht ibapa oi kicriing Mugaxuie Lite
ruiure. rid, K;irh member ia aitriUtftint; towarda fwrehaaiitf
choice Worka tf Art, u hick ara to be dutribuled among
tlieuiK'lvea, ond are ut the nnue lime eitcaiuriMMtia; the Ana
of the cuutitiy, duburaiug lhouauiia of ddkira tu rough ita
tege-ucy.
I'ereoiu) in remitting ftA1a ta Hieni1ieThip, will pleaae
fie their p-t-urice uddiesa m full, atatiug tha ununh
they wiah the MufHitiiie toaoiuiiieiwei, and knv the letter
reKikiered at tha Hot OaVe lo prevent I ; ou the re
ccipt of which, a certificate of tr.eiubeiahip, tag el her with
the MiiK'uzine dt aired. wiU ba forwarded to any part 0
Uir c.imtry.
Tlittaxe wh purcliaae af uaziiiea ai Book More, will ob
aerve by jinauif tki Aaeoctatioit they receive tha
MagHXiHa and fr iWkyt in the annual dtatrihutton. ail at
Um- aaiiie price ihey vw pay for Ihe Mwfiaaine akne.
Bt-autilully illuatrated Catalogue, giving fall deacrip
thuia, at-ut frea ou applicatiou.
Fur MeuiUtfabip. addreaa
C. I. DKRBV. Actuary C. A. A.
At either nf tha principal eAcea
lUictaittekaker MaKn" ofrira, 319 Broadwav, New
York, or, WeateraOlLoe, IM Water attM.ftaiuiuakv.U.
Nov. 17, 8M. .
DANVILLE HOTEL.
JOHN DEBN, JR.,
Market Street, Vannille, Pa,
TIH3 is eee of Ilia largest end most comma
diou hauls in the iuUrior of Pennsylvania,
it has been recently fJttad up, iu etcellcnt style,
wilh all the modern convenience.
Dsuie1e, Sept. 53, l5ft.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
I. TV. TENEB & Co,, gnnlurF , Pa.,
ESPECTFULLY announce that they have
just received a large and v.ried atock of
splendid good suited to the season an innper
tion of which they solicit from their friends and
the public they will be sold at low price, as
thry still ndbcro to their old motto:
"Small profits nnd quick Sides."
Thi in the end pajs best, whifi it be'. crves
their custoincr.
Their stock now consist of Cloth, Cawlmtres,
Veslinas, Ladies' Dress (ioods, iu gicat
variety, of Silks, Poplin, Delaines,
Cashmere. Cohtirrs, all wool de-
lams, Calicoes, Ac, wttb s
large assortment uf drew
trimmings.-Uroi lie,
Thibet, Cash
mere, and wollen shawls, worked collar, cufTs,
sleeves, chemisette, 4-c.
A now stock of Ready made Coats, Veals, tnd
Pantaloon, nf superior style and workiniiiislup.
A law, Hat, Caps, Boots am Shoe together
with a central assortment of Hardware, (joeens
ware, Ororprirs. Provision, Cedarware, Drugs,
Paint. Oil and Nail. '
Come and sec, in) charge is made for show
ing good.
Country produce token in exchange for good,
at the highest market price
Sunbury, October 13, IB.'ifl.
S- E. Cor. 71 li & rhrsnnt M.
Tlti Inititnttnit, wliirh wm firnt
rm:il)liji:t j,, Nfirvnilwr, I.n.I, tnd
tiiiitiltrrii uiti.xiit jin rtu:ita Imti
rli'tlt i the Uikiiitss inen in ttim,
Mii'l tiihcr ritifR; whi on Junr 4tu,
Clnirtfred, unit mliihlntlitnl tu h
w g
Cotlffyi-, in tircordunctj vitli Act vf
l,rirtnltiinr.
Tht! 'nl(lHKnF iNtTBfCTIll?! If) if
ttioroiiulily i rtir'tunl 'lirnctrr nnd
rvtiitmntt nII rli !e hratifficn iici;citiiry
fir ii (tu iti'imiuewi ; lfiir wlurh,
ill pnpilH have tlie irivil-q if rilTvri-liiiH-i
up.n it rtHimn tif l.f lC'ITKKrt
VVWi CPMLKCIAI LAW.
livir;d I'm iht-ir ftppfiiul uc, liy eim-
Mv-llt Hpl( l(ti'IHT.
Knr the )re,iit pnif-m, tlie Hi..
JrpiiR n kvo4id' 'rvicei ur tu
iiifiNl hi tht '1Kirtmiit.
I!.r!llTTKNI)i-.V,Priiipiwl.
Iy 4Jstt:ltfriif. will ht fiii .i any
adtlrew. n Mt)ttli("iiiiu hv It-ttrr
AU'i. :nirThii;Ns hook
KI.Kl'I.Vd, un receipt prr iitftil nf llic
price, (fla.jJ. Kfj i" suinciU rta
P?1
Effl
r-
, "was y
re
COLEMAN'S
CHEAP CUTLERY STORE,
-V'. 21 Xurth Third St., helm? Arch,
PHILADELPHIA.
COPNTRY Merrliauts can save from ten to
fifieen percent, by purchasing at the above
stores. By iipporting my own goods, paying but
littl- rent, and living economically, it i plain I
can undersell (hose who purchase ..their lioods
here, pay high rem and live like prince.
Constantly on hand a large assoitiuoiit r,f prn
and Pocket Knives, Scissors dial Hiuors, Table
Knives and Forks in ivory. Mag. liufTilo.bnne ami
wood handles. Carvers ami Forks, Ate., Butcher
Knives, Dirks, owic Unites, llcvolvittg aud
plain Pistols, Ac.
Also a large assortment nf Arrnrdeoim. As.
Also fine Lnglish 'J'wist mid Ceruian (inns.
JDH.N M. COLM MAN.
Oct. 10, ISSfl. ly. Importer.
NEW CONFECTIONARY. :
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. t
M. C. OEAKHAliT,
Ii
I'SPKCTFl'LIeV auiinuncfi to ihe citizen?'
of .NnrthniUiTrlaiul nnd the ailioiiniii; rotin-
i il,i i. .i i- ... i I
.If.1".' " .V '"V ,,ry
fruit Store ill iM.I!M;T rlii;.KU, Sunliurv,
where he manuikcturee ai-d keens o r,,l. i
where lie manufacture aud keep on hand, nt
all time, the mpst choice Confectionary, Ac,
Wholesale ami lfftail, at Philadelphia prices.
Among hi stock of C'oulecliunarica, may he
found :
r'reneli Serets,
llnrnwl Alinnnfls,
rroim While,
l I virion
' Rose.
Vanilla,
romaiiai eeiela.
I.njuotice,
Cum Tlrnps, oIKinris of scent,
live Drops,
Mint limps, red and white,
Jell)- rakes,
Fnot DrOn,
Muck Canutes, of all seams
It.s-k rniiy.
AliU'.lul Candy,
FRUIT.
Lernoas, I'ninet,
I'tee, Kid,
OnrrantB diie.1, Cilronn,
Aliuonia, Kuiaoni, Nut of all kind
LKMON SYKUl1
f a 8tiiorior tjuftliiy, hy the fcinlo or (Jo;o;i. A
tirior quality of iSotrnrs auJ Tobarcn, nj
viirirty of lon!.'ctionnrir, fruit, &cn all uf yliieli
it. olio ret 1 plioap al wliolesa!" nr. retnit. ('otno
HiiJ hcu hi1 wilt try ti pleHse. OrJera from a
distance roii pt ly Rttetnli'J tu.
fmi.ury, ."Vila., 1h.5. ly.
Bargains at the Old Stand.
FXIILING & GRANT
. RK now opening a new and verv desirable
stock nf FALL and WIMTER Goods, em.
liracim; an cndlcaa variety. Their atock con
sist in part uf
Black & Fancy Broadcloths & Cassimeres,
Winter Wares for men and hoys, all styles and
p,ices.
DUESS GOODS.
SILKS Plain and Figured Hlack;
An assortment of I'laid Stripe and Kiirured Fan
cy Urcsa Silks at unusually low prices,
Hiellies, 1)M, Urate l)c Lain, Mus.
lie Lain. Lawn, Ac,
ttlNOHAMM from to 8ft cent per yard.
CALICOES " a 18J
WIIITK COOPS.
Cambric. Jaconet!, 8wis, Tsrlton, Mull, Bobi-
nelt, French and tSwisa Laces, Edging. Ac.
Drown and bleached Mudiu, Drillings. Tickf,
Checks, Towling, Tahlo Diapers, fc.
c.KOCi:itir..
HARDWARE and Q.UEEN5WARE,
Cedar-ware, Hollow-wnre, Iron, Steel, Master
Biilt and Fish.
A lo a tresh aupplv of
IIHl tiS AXD MKD!!I.N'Kak
Thankful for past favors, vie liupe by strict
attention aud a desire to please, still to :nret Willi
the approval of our friend.
V" Country produco ofall kinJs taken at the
highest market price
buiihury, Nov 3. 1855. ly,
MTICAY Ms) A I.
"1AME to the premises of I lie sulxcilier iu
Lower AuKtiala townh!iip. on or about the j
15th of December 1H5.V a stray white tdioat
about ten month old. The uwer i rijt:eted
te cone forward pay charge and take it iiuv.
JACOU KE.N.N.
Lower Augasta. Jan. 1 1 tjott. Um.
vOBUnti. French Merlims; Per.ian clcih.
Pari, twill. Chinla. Delano. Debeee.
.aca. Silk. Wool pla.,1., Mohair luMr.
Alai
French, Scotuh and American Uinghauis, jus
reecived anil lor tele by
Bunbury. Doc. I 'R5. K. V HR1GUT
("1AMU1UC, WwUs, Mull, llobiuctl, French
J lace, Chocks, Collars, I nderslicvea aud
Cheuiiaeltea, Heak dreaaca. Velvet and Velvet
IrimiuiilRs. Turkish counterpanes, Klauket.
Urorhe, 'J'hihet k Hay flate Shawls, for wlf by
Bunbury. Dee. I, '55. K. 1 . BKU M 1
riXKlCOPHEROCS 6 dos. for sle by
A May f9. WL1h:H & llK'iMCU.
WALL PA PEW. A larSe and aplendcd
v f asaorlrueiil of Wall Paper. U indow I
per, end Oil Shade, jus rviVivaJ and for
I. W. TBJsER A Co.
ao,tm...l'oi;W.ll P.,. Window Pa-
sale
Buflbiiry, May .
TO RENT.
A8TOKE ItOOU ow Market Sqeare in Bun
bury, end to rooms sdjoiiiinK.
CHARLES PLEASANTS.
January S6, 1856 tf
UARDWAKE.-Table Cutlery, ltaiors, Pock
et Knivee, Hand saws' Wood saws in
frames, As, Chisels, Door Locke, and liingei),
Haud belle, Waller, 4rM just received and fu
ale by 1. W.TE.NER it p0.
Suuburv 9. li.VJ.
linlisU.l'triplicals
. tipik t orir (tr IREU.
Premium to yew Substnbers ! !
l.KlAnn (COTT ft C( New York. e"ntitrae lo r
pubhsb Ilia lullowing Hritish Pel it (boats, vis. l
thk London uuautkul Y (Coiervative,
THK KDINBURGII ItEVlEW (Whig.) ' .
THE NOliTII BRITIMI REVIFAV (Free C'h
THE WEiTMSXSTMt RJJVIEW (Liberal.)
BLACKWOOD'S F.DINBUUG MAGAZINK
Tty).
rim prrteiit criticnl Blulr of K-iroan rWVnrB will rrtiir
thrwf (MiliItc;iti'Mii miuFvnIi- iiitiTt-ntiiit dutinu tlin ioitli
CMuitiK ywir. 'I'firy will 'st rnpt n und!l rummhI ht.l wtt
tht htittiny vitji iiftwiiriiiN, crude MncnilniioiiB fttn tlx-
I inif iiiinoiRMi th? il.-iiiy J mil, Hiid tlio poirttcriMii Tnina
I l the tut lire htnt r i;ni, wntlt n niltT tlie Uvinff intni
( Mtid wiwtuvnt d tlie arei't polilu-rit cvviiti of th ttti't
I a!mll Iihvi- fulfil nwNy, It in to tli'-W' IVriiHliiula t(mt
renders in tint I Mk f. ir th only n-iil!f jtit II. glide tind rtlia-
rir nimory i fiirrf-tit rvntf. nixi hi iiu ii. in umini n i
Unr vH-rMtiil(hphrd tilriarv ifittt,L. mid thihtri'l
rli:ir:ictn, ive urge tlicni ujtii Uio ciii-Ucraliu itf U
ftiidinff piil'lii.
1" Ar'iuytnfi'tn nre now prnianrtilly imi' for ih
f'V'-.id of tetr SlifMs 1 1 it in the Hmmj1i "riljiifc!ier. 1'V
wliirii we nre iMDililud to plpce nil our lftrintn mi the
iuiimI o fnh.prilitri, niniul vh r h :ib 1 1 i -" rmi lie-1 itrn iftlit
with the torcifjit f.(ic. Altti';th tin involvte n vrry
l:irc oiitlny on our txtrt, we elinU ttiitimic lo funimh ttia
IVii'H.irtils :it tlir rhiic low nirM on lifrid"for, ocstiit
With tlie lidlowiiijr Prrininirn to urv Pulfrilicr. ' "
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fiiuijhrd. fxrrpt nf tli Ffrfi;;t (.jtrirtcrl le"iv. Tu
prevrnt diftiipixmiiiiR'nt, tl.n i-for-. whutc tlml woik it nol
nl hi- winit''d. Suliw rilwr will picniti; order ninny diilet-
ut avurkft for prt'iiiiumii ms ti.cre Ufa vuluuici tu wbicti
llicy uiiiy t'J mtitlvd.
CLUBBIHO..
A (linmunt of tuntir-tiv- j.r cnit. fmm tlte Mvt pri
will le nilowM t- rifidi oidTnijr four or more conic
of any oh or more of he nlmre wortm. Thue: lom
copiti of li'iifk wiviej, or if one llrvirw. will he acnt lo
nne iddrftm fur jbi; four eopiea of tue lour Keviuwa auJ
itiiirkwotHl fnr Wi: nnd oM.
In l!t!ir prin.-.ipitl Ciiimnnd T"V.-n!. thie wnrk will
b-lirliyt-ird, tr,ouHS.i Aeenl. I KKI' UF IMlSTAOKe.
Wben fwtit liy ihn lAiiige to miv pert of the l-nitftd
StMtrn will hi hut Tucnty-lour ntt a yrnr for
Hiin'kWM(,i," Hiitt tut 'I n t lrv ( rnti a jenr 'for tucb
of the lU'vifws.
Itmiliniirt' nnd rniOMMiirati'tn) .hoU nl ,vu) I bt
ddimsi'd, poHi-jUitd, ut the I'lihliyl 'T-,
LE0XA1U SCOtT k CO.,
.M oru.D stiu.kt. m:w yobi.
N. B I.. J. A To. I.JU'-i r entlv puhlinhcd. nnd hard
ow tur UTii,-. tin -I'AlirrKI! "S ttflliK' In- Henry Ste
plunr' o ;.Iinluri;ii, nnd lpf. Norton, of Ynlc Cotlrpe,
Nr'w lliu'cu,C"uipl' tc ni two -n!. roiioftvo, ciMitmniiif
lW!ft pacru, t fu-v unit L'tWt wt-d eiigrnv logs. Tnea tn
tinit-lin i-iiiiliti,?. P-ti.
fF Tnm W'trK is 'T the old o(,M,i, (,f farm,'
lately KKiLwrn ATKr nnd thrown tintm il,e .Muikct.
.Ntw Yoik, Ijivemtjer 2 t, !-,'.
CHKAP WATCH AND JKWKLRY 5TOER
No "2'Sortk Second Street, (opposili tk
Mount TcniOH llumt )
Philadelphia.
atnl.ll I .nr VVI,.. f..H ;l,l IRK" e..
W i.io v.-. i i . VT
., JJ bl.Uc Lever Jo,, .lo., U; iW
ver Letunr, do., 9 : Utiarlitr. 5 to $7 : GoW
Specturlea. l,r)(l .t 10 ; Silver do., $1 0 ;
."Silver Table Spoon p,'r sett, $14 to $184
Silver Desert do., do., if H to $ 1 1 ; Silver Tee. do.,
do., 1 75 to tjv 0 ; UM Tens and Gold Ca
c, :i S5 to i (iold Tenx and Sfr do.. $1;
together with a variety of fine Gold Jewelry
Gold Curb , Guard and Fob Chains. All goods
wnrriittid lo be as represented. Wotches and,
J f wU'Vi repaired in the best tuiiuiier. A ieo, Ma
sonic Marks, I'iiH, Ac, made to order. . .
X. U. All order sent by mail or oiherr.isv.
will be puncttr&lly attended to.
Phila., Sept. 23, iSSS, Ijtv.
NEYMA3OTIC HALL,
iJIU.AUUr.HIA.
ACt'NTS V."t'i:D iu every town Slid county ill tu
Ltoled States, to gl II tlie 'le.uiit'u! .titre i.f tha
CIJANJ) LOTXiK KOOM.
In tl.e av .Ma.omc Halt., l'ltitruletploil. This Pl:ite is
aelliuv: vei'y l:inlly, noil elieiis the aiUiill.ttloll of all, for
tlie e-irret-liH'M and klelii y Willi which tlia Statcakt.
t'KKtieo l'AteioAMi I'l'SNircai: are reireaenteil, ami
tl.e .iriisiii iH'auty au.t li;irnniuy of the ciKts. Eue of
1'hite. SJ X 'i". I'riee eM
Umikhelleis aiui 1'ielure Lleiilers wishing to take 8f-eti
cies fur it, will iiljuio udirc8S. f"r furihi'r ti;f.Tiu:itiou.
I..N. Hl)r;rNTIIAI
Liluoruputr, I'uiladvlhia.
flrtnher S", I5" tf
GREAT JIASOMC HAIL.
THK IsAKtiKST IMA NO Ff lUTK." MKl.iHKOV AND
Ml SIC IN 'I'UK L NVI KD fitl'ATKs.
Will le n-;eneJ Cs-tf1er loth 1-71, in the Makomc
lltM!.ntn, Clifsnut Street. nlve hH-veitth, lMnitidelptiiu.
HvJi'HN .MAHll. tUc 'ie Aiit for li.mi.imim.
firny A ro.'e i-Hel.riited l!i. (V.mivinn AtUictiinuiit
riiiiio Forte, hiwI C W. Fi?k A- e l'rcmiuiii .Meltt
iteons. Also, IYiho Ft Mice immI .J(.kIimih (" n0ir dik
tmpiiisluii ni,iKt-r.i. J M. Im iiUtiuil u Uuse ftr mverut
vein in ihe iww, tn ij;nit;fenl rirni well known Mnnie
Hiiililiiif:, wh -re he iiiLuiiili keepiiiix the btri;it toe It and
tiMoriiufiit t" P11110 Forte, Mloilron, Mumc, rmtl Mu
icul ltir(iiiiiicnt of tn'eiy ilcsertption, ull of which ri
e;in!nlly etr-rtt-tt hy Iiimself, antl wurrantcH to givt per
ftet vtihlticiiiMi in very inlunce.
OiIoIkt 27Uu lei) tf
3PVXJL CORNYk,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SI :.Bl HV, PA.,
Aided by ecme ciyht year experience in the
practice of tha Law, w ill attend with fidelity to
all matter sppcrtaininrr to or will in the line of
his profession. Otlico with Charles .1. Rruner,
Esq.,' Market street.
Sunbury, Sent. 15, UOa, If
' -$50 K,E-W-A.IID.
npHlJ subscribers oiler a reward of fifty dollar
- for the discovery and conviction of the per
son or person, who cut and destroyed the bands
I Qn the .Machinery of their Coal breaker, at the
j Mammoth Colliery, between Shuniokiii and Ml.
funnel, on tlie uii;l;t of the ?th iut.
The above reward will I'O 1'aiJ tu any one gie
' in g inforun ion 1I14I will IcjJ to the conviplior
I .r ,1.. .ji'...i
u, .liv mil nut
CLLVWL'It. FAGELV&Co.
bhaihokiii Oct. S7, H.'i5. tf.
KOU KAI.K!
f TEAM LXtilM'S oHor.pprcreach,
I JZd wiili boiiers. Would make excellent iMimn-
' "ti"c, U'Sether with larye blowjuj cylin-
'" am'aiue Mr a i.ias luniuce. .1 p.j vo
JIE.NK Ll).M.'..LCKEK oi ( O.
bb.iinokin, l's.
SbainsUn, July SI, IS.Vv -
Hl'hHA.VLl'S Msnneia fur sale hv
Mav lii. VfcltfEK & I3KCNEE
BLACK Putlv a ood article for aal. by
May KIsl'.U A UKl.'EK.
1.1 A H X r.tf'l'OCJf i Vermiruno, fr al I
May 19. 'V EI.sEl V UKL'NF
v
L'.NEU
NOTICE.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
1 T. Clcm-nl. on Uook sccoum, note, or other-
wise, are requealed to call aud pay up without
delay, otherwise their account will be placed in
me hands ol a magiatrate tor collection.
Sunbury, Nov. 17. 1853 (f
ADIES' Dress CoJ. bpripg and Summa.
H A bhawla, Dluck ' Ik. silk uo:lii:. De Lain,
Giiiih&ms, Df huge, Lawns' and calico, just re,'
ceivd aud fureale by WM. A. KXAUU.
Lower Augusta, May 8, 1854.
lRENCH black cloth, plain A fancy Ceasi'
4- meres, Cawuietts, OvercMlioR, Satin and
Stik Velvet vest patterns, Silk end Wool Hals,
Cap. Scarf and Monkey Jacket, for sal hv
.unlM'v, I'.t. I '.'.5. E. V. iKIGHi.