fllJlll, IMAftbT, S0 tlOAftfJ. 1
To tltoM who tat not cXtttnliih! the irta
tNtlcal rotorna poMiSuod annually hj the
OoTernmMit the amount pnld prery yenr for
luxuries Kill appear fabnioni bnt th figure
do not lie, no mutter who mny doubt.
We boast of our ability to feed the world,
and of the business we aro doing in that way
noWf but we suppose that tho silks piece
goods including ribands, bnt not buttons and
nrnamnnts chioflv manufactmed of silks
brought here for the adornment of Ropubli
cans and their wires and dnnfrhtors exceed in
talne, by eieht million of dollars, all the flnur
that we send abroad. Yet snce is tho fac t.
In the year endintr Jam 30th, 1855, w ex
ported $14,783,394 iu flour, and imported
2'2.4"0.Jll in silks, leaving the b&lnnee we
hae above stated to bo ennrped to the dif
ference betwerri the pride of A mi'ricons and
the appetite of all the world besides.
Onr cornfields, particularly in the West,
aro the occasion of much national boastinjr.
We measure them singly by miles square, ami
estimate their aggregate value lit hundreds or
millions ; but the amount of this our national
staple which we send abroad is overshadowed
by tho cost of the cifrars with wh'ch, we poi
son onr breath and rniu our health. In the
period we hare named, corn worth $1,874,077
)ft oar ports, and cigars valued at 43,311,
935 were brought in.
The herds of cattle and the resulting bar
rels ol beef people never tire of talking of.
They seo in them a large part of the material
with which wo claim we can fill the maw of
all civilized mankind. Our merchants who
aro in that line watch the foreign markets
with great solicitude, and guage their prices
by the signals from the other side of the wa
ter. Bui tho beef, tallow, hides, and "horn
cattlu" we Bold for other countries only $2,
t!l4,.5 1 in the last commercial year, and 'lu
ring that t i mo we bought brandy to the
amount of $3,241,408.
We deal leargely in tobacco, raiso it in
quantities, chew and smoke it without limit.
It constitutes the third in value in tho list of
-f.minodities which this country hns to spare.
Yet we export only 811,319,319 iu value of
this article yearly, and last year we received
in return tea and coflfce amounting in
round numbers to $24,000,000. Kven in
narcotics the balance of trade is largely
against us.
Uacoti lard, and live hogs are not unim
portant items in our commerce ; yd wo send
abroad only enough of these to buy tbu linen
that we wear.
But "cotton is king." That wipes out the
pecuniary efluct of the follies and extrava
gances which all have conspired to commit.
Of that we sent out last year ship loads
enough to swell the agregate value of the ex
port to $.1 09,450,000 an amount greater than
the value of all other exports specie included.
Chicago Tribune.
Kncoi'nthr with x Wci.r. Somo two or
three weeks sinci'. says tbe Cumberland Tel
egraph, a very large main wolf, driven by
hunger from tiio mountain forests, umdo Lis
appearance iu the region of country in this
i-'iunty, known as the Crossings Forks, lie
rii;ti:iit:iv:utl llio depredations upon stock au
iie.iii to le considerable of an annoyance to
Jus nr. ah indineu of that locality, lie kept
yut o hani;'3 way several weeks. At lust a
v,Kiii.i inn ti named Christian LSeachv, who had
-retj"ien:!y encountered his tracks in the deep
K-n'.ly encountered his tracks in tlie deep
r, declared his intention to give him chase
I'll ow
;f'o ever came across him when hu (Beacby)
ni on hid favorite horse, a powerful und swift
.' '.i d lu.ini il, capable of endurauco und tible
'.(! A'llhbtutid the hardships of a vigorous daub
'against tlie unscrupulous iuvuder of sheep
folds aud stock yards.
A few days sioco Beuchy, in company with
another young man, also mounted, beheld the
wolfs track in the snow. It was fresh, appa
rcntly just made, and a pitch for hitn was at
once determined upon. Tho snow was up
wards of two feet doep, but nothing daunted,
Ueuchy, on his powerful horse, plunged
through into the fo:e t fo.lowed by his coin-
anion, who was unablo to keep within hail
ing distance. Tho wolf finding himself pur
sued dashed boldly forward, but the gallant
titced of Ueachy, after a rapid chase of halt
an hour, bore him by the side of the wolf.
Springing from his horse, he (being unarmed)
ruuirht the animal by the tail. Then a battle
c-iSiiud of a ueree character
1 ue won anupnua ...s povenu, ,,. -
ii j l r..i : :.. I
.v.k ...s... "" J v" -V j-"-s
huoui, unu uuuniiisu.-inK, '""
opportunity, a poweriui kick who u neaj
boot in tho sido, he managed to bold on unin
jured until tho arrival of his companion, when
Itie lorocious uniinal was uispaiciicd wiui one
well &.mt.d biow from a club.
lieuohv is a man of irreut muscular power
end coiir:ij:i', and the two combined enalili-d
biiu to retain his bold upon the wolf until tie
w is d tiutchcd. Wheu his cocupauion arri
ved in.' u.' nearlv exlianstod.
Thf wolf woufd not have been so easily
captured, but having been indiscreet in his
young days, ho had put one of his feet into a
ftet'l trap, und had thereby lost the entire
foot to the tirst joint.
A Hrtebk Resuks In the Democratic
City Convention yesterday, when the question
of nominating a candidate for City Solicitor
was np, Mr. Oeorce W. Biddle, who aspired
to the honor, made a desperate clutch at it
by rising and boasting that be was the fmt
person that had proposed the prohibition of
the use ol the lSiule in the puhlic schools.
The statement was received in profound and
ominous silence, and when the balloting took
place, ho was left far behind his competitor.
, A more signiGcant aud crushing rebuke could
not have been administered, and no one can
regret the defeat of Mr. Iiiddlo. It is
singular that in a community like this, a man
eould have had tho temerity (for wo cannot
rail it courage) to make such a declaration.
The whole community take a deep interest in
the question reforrsd to, and it is an encour
aging thing to find that even tho Democratic
party will not encourage the sentiments ko
tool sli.y uttered in their representative body.
JLveinny ISulletxn, April IP.
Arctic Seas is NoRTnr.BX Lakes. Mr.
James J. Strung, the "monarch" of Beaver
Isle. Lake Michigan, the celebrated Mormon
lea ler, in sending to the binithsoman Insti
tution his meteorological returns, says
"Ai j.im mail is sent by a man on snow
shoes eighty miles and back at my private
oipenbu, 1 do not cot off but one or two a
mouth. Our winter so fur Las boon very fine,
though a lit tlo cooler than usual: but tho
field of ice is immense, bevond all oiamr.lc
I think there is two thousand square miles
more of ice north of the Maniton Islands than
bavo been known before within the date cf
tho earliest tradition. Nine feet of ice was
f.iund by cutting through off South Fox
Island, where ice was never seen bofore.
This is to be attributed us much to tho btill
tiess of the water as the severity of tho cold.
Very little ice is banked. Most of it remains
undisturbed where first formed.
IIoi.loway's Ointment and Pii.lb an in
fallible Itemedy for B otches on the skin.
Edgar Mortimer, ased 25, of Tbird-etreet
i iiiiauoinnia, was lor nve years a severe
sufferer with blotches on the skin, the whole
..f his face, neck, arms, and hands, being
dishptired with them like sinall-poxt he con-
siltud several very clever medical men. who
told him is wa3 the predicating symptoms of
fcOiu,a oiaeaae, wnicu murnieo. mm exceeding.
W s however, he took Hollow', piiu im.
gsediately, and rubbed tbe Ointment on the
parts effected, and in two weeks tbe whole
of the blotches disappeated, and his health
was considerably improved. Tbes. remedies
ill eare tbe mott deeply seated old woaadj
aui ulcers, even ot. twenty yen's e'aeC.i'fr
New Advertisements.
TEACHER'S INSTITUTE.
Tlie Northumberland county Teacher's In
stitute, will moet, at McEweosvillo, on
TUESDAY, the 20th or May next, at 10 o'
clock A. M.
The following frenltemen were appointed
to prepare essays or addresses npon the sub
jects to which tbeir names are attached, aud
by others who may feel disposed.
Alphabet J. ti. Shulte, J, 11. Jones aud
J. Haughnwout.
Orthography J. Dreher, W. Oilger, W.
W. Armstrong and J, B. Bartholomew.
Reading S. T. Tbarp, C. Kolehncr, W.
B. Taggart,
Writing J. Vincent, jr., J. Oberdorf, C.
Ileecher, D K. McWi.liums and J. A. J.
Cummings,
Arithmetic W. W. McWilllnms, J. S.
Patterson, J. W. McWilliams and D. S.
Truckenmillor.
(Jeography P. McWilliams, J. 8. Mc
Williams, L. Allimaa, W. Fegley and D. O.
Bush.
English Grammar S. K. Gilger. J. W.
Weeks, S. F. Hafley. 8. E. Britlain, H. E.
Marts and J. T. Mervine.
Astronomy J. Hofl, W. P. Teitsworlh
and J. W. Weeks.
Philosophy W. P. Teitsworth, J. W.
Weeks, W, li. Taggart aud Woods McUuiro.
Phisinlnjry. Anatomy and Ilygeue J. W,
Weoks and W, B. Teitsworth.
Algebra C. A. Iteitnensnyder and W. B.
Taggart.
Mensuration J. Iloff aud P. S. Trucken
miller. School government and discipline J.
Hoff, W. P. Teitsworth and E. Oold.
The importance of clu? sificatien V, M iles.
Female teachers are respectfully invited
to prepare essays on subject of their own
selection,
W. P. TwTswor.rH, Chairman.
April 12th, 1856. 3t.
Adjourned Court. i
N Adjourned Court will be in held Sunbury
on Monday the fifth day of May next, ai0
o'clock A, M.t when applications for license un
der the late act of Assembly to regulate the sale
of intoxicating liquors and to hear objection!,
Strict compliance with the act of assembly will
he required.
f; traded from tho Record and ccrtif.cd April
lOlh 1856.
JAMES BEARD, Frothy.
Suhbury, April 12. I8i6
Diiiw6iH7EnANS0N "& "ca
Hardware Merchants,
Having removed from No. 69 to No. 73
Market Street, Philadelphia,
Are prepared, wilh greatly increased facilities,
to fill orders lor HARDWARE of every variciv
on beit terms, from a full assortment, including
Railroad Hhovels, Picks, J c.
Country merchants und others will find It to
their interest to call and examine our stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
April 12, 1856. ly
1855 Special Express Notice. 1856
HOWARD &c GO'S
EXPKKSS.
flAVINO J,ti, e.i full express privilege, over
II the CATAWISSA. KUMJI.'RY' AND
hRII. and ILLIA MSPORT it ELMIRA
RAILROADS, we ore now prepared to forward
all descriptions of Express Hoods by Passenger
Trains, daily, between Philadelphia and Eimirn,
connecting at Elmira with all the Western Ex
press Companies.
All goods for Tamsqua, Summit, Cattawissa,
Danville, Milton, Williamsport, Elmira. and also
to Northumberland and Sunbury and all inter
mediate places, delivered the same day. Each
train in charge of our own Special Messenger.
Philadelphia Office, 02 Chesnut Street.
Office Eliuira at United Slate. Express Ollice.
April 13, 1856 ly
tho'mas palmeh.
co)ijiissio ni:itciu?(T,
No. 35 North Wharves, .Philadelphia,
Whrre the following good, are received and
sold on commission :
Dried Apples. J'esches, Plums, Pears, Cher
iics. A c. .Green Arildsa in Itarrpla or Itv fh IxisKf
' J
Bean-i Sweet plltll0M Lt.moll9
reas, bhclrarks,
JiuiMns,
Fins,
Cranberr y. Cheitnnts
Onions. Ground Nuts, Prunes,
Mercer Potatoes, Oranges, Grapes,
I'jiiltry, Egtf, I) utter, Cheese.
And all kinds of Foreign and Domestic Pro
duce. April 12, lr!50. lv
J. STEWART DEFUY & SONS,
Importers and Dealers in Carpetiugs,
Mjsariic Hall, Chestnut St.. Icluv,' Eiijhth,
lTOL'J.l respectfully invite ou to call and
examine their large and woll selected slock
of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Cocoa and Canton Mat
tings, Druggets, Hearth Kugs, Dour Mats. &c,
w hich they will sell to the trade at such price, as
wi.l make it desirable for those who wish to pur
chase, to rail and examine tbeir stork, before
purchasing elsewhere.
1'hlladelphla, April 12, JS5G. ly
Dissolution of rartnorshtp.
V"OTICE is hereby Riven that the partnership
. Iieretotora existing between fcam I A Uerg.
stresser & Jno. 1 1 air, in the Mercantile busidess
at iTIysburf, lias Iweit dissolved by mutual con'
kilt.
SAM'L A. BERC.STRESSER )
JOHN HUFF, I
The accounts of the late firm will be settled
by 8. A. Bcrgslresser who will continue tho bu
siness at the old .land.
8. A. DxBosT.rtsis..
ZTlysburg, April 13, 1866
NOTICE
JS hereby given Uist . special meetinjf of the
storkholders of the Trevorton and Susquehan
na Hailioad Company will be held upon the 18th
day of April, 1 856, at 'i o'clock, V. M., at the
Girard Hous. in the city of Philadelphia. This
meeting i. called in pursuance of an act approved
March S4, lfiSO, entitled "an act to authorize
tho consolidation of the Trevorton and Susque
hanna Railroad Company, and the Mahanoy and
Shamokin Improvement Company, and to take
into consideration tbe agreement entered into
between the Directors of said Companies, provi
ding for the terms, manner and conditions of
said consolidation, aud the mode of carrying the
same into effect.
By order of the Board of Managers of lb. Tre
vorton and Susquehanna Railroad Company.
F. L. JOHNSON. Sec'ry.
fuila., Marcn o, IHsB. It.
1TOTIOB
IS hereby given that . special meeting of th.
stcckholders of th. Mahanoir and Shamokin
'improvement Company will b. held unon th.
:HlU day of April, 1X56, at 13 o clock, M., atlh.
Girard House, in the city of Philadelphia. This
meeting is called in pursuance ol an act approved
marcn '.i, itt.iA, entitled "an act to authorize
tbe consolidation of th. Trevorton and Susque
banna Railroad Company and th. Mahanoy a ad
ouamoitin Improvement Company," and totak.
into consid.r.tion tb agreement anter.d ifO
between th. Directors of said Companies, provi
ding for th. terms, manner and conditions of said
consolidation, aud tb. mod. of carrying the so in.
into effect.
By order of th. board rf Director, of tb. Man-
anoy and baanokui Improvement Company.
F. L. JOHN6HN. btc'tj.
FuuV. April 6, leoo 4t
OATENT BRITTANIA STOPPERS for
bar bottle, for aU by
11. B MAWIR.
KvxV.-rj, April, 'StS
1856. SPRING MANTILLAS 1856.
At 'VvTiolesale and Retail.
GBORQE 3BtnIirT c CO.
No. 1T4 Chesnut 8irt, PhitadelplitnT
In connection vtith Georgt Uuljiin, A'o 361
Broadway, A'ew York.
A re now prep, red to supply the Trad, from
every section of the Uni.n, with their Importa
tions and Manufacturer, for the coming aes.on,
comprising .11 the newest deiign., from On.
Dollar to the most costly garment, manufac
tured. Merchants will find it much to their advantage
to examine our .lock previous to purchnsiug.
Close Uuyers, purchasing for Cash or Bhort
Credit, will receive a liberal discount.
GEO. DUI.PIN A CO..
184 Chesnut street, Philad'..,
Kctween Seventh 4- Eighth sis.
April 0, I860. 2m w
WHITE nORSE HOTEL.
POTTKVILLE, pa.
r1!iIE subscriber respectfully .nrmtinre. to his
-0- nl,l fripnd. and the nubtic. thnt hn has tuken
that old did well known establishment, th.
White Horso Hotel.
At the corner of Centre and Mshantogo sts., in
the Dorough of l'ottsville. The hous. lias re
cently been very much enlarged and otherwise
improved, rendering it quite as comfortable as
any olhir Hotel in Schuylkill county while
the stables aro large, in good condition, and at
tend bv careful, attentive, prudent hostlers.
To travellers and others who may stop at his
house, he promises every attention calculated to
render them cimlortable and saiiKUeo.
J03. M. FEGER.
April t, 185'.- If
BLI1TDS SHADES,
&?' AT REDUCED FKICE8. ja
B. J. WILLIAMS,
No. IS North ttxth St., Philadelphia,
Originatorof .11 new stales of VENETIAN
lil.l.N Dei, Oold iordcr .'danl l'.n.toj Suades, ol
beautiful deiiiuus. Huff, and all other colors of
Holland, used for Shades, fixtures, Trimmings,
&e., &cc.
STORE SHADES PAINTED TO ORDEK.
B. J. W. thankful for past patronage, respect
fully solicits the citizens el Northumberland
County to call and examine hi largo assortment
before purchasing elsewhere,
WE STUDY TO PLEASE.
April 5, 1S56. :iui e
FOE S-AJLiE 1
rilWO HOUSES cheap for cash. Ap-dy to
Jl J. U. MAHSEK.
March 20, 1856.
MACKKREL.
CODFISH.
Constantly on hand and
lor sale by
J. PALMER &. CO.,
Market Street Whaf,
PulLAbSLnilA.
8A1.MON,
II Eli KING,
PORK,
HAMa AND 5IDES.
MIOULDEItS,
l.ARD i CHEESE,
March 29, 1S5C 3m r
IU. It. Ft'SSKLL,
Umbrella and Parasol Manufacturer,
No. 1 North Fourth St., N. V. Cor. of Market,
Hns now on haiul an cxlennive anortment of
the tic we t ami moat tVtsirable kiinJn, includine
many KLW STYLES not hrretofore to be had
in thie tnurket. An f xaminaiion of our Block ia
aolirited before purchasing elsewhere.
17K I'rices a low aa any houac in the citv.
March 20, 1S58. Iwc
rtll II subscriber is stiil engngrd in the m.nu
JL fucturinfj of superior M.cliine L'srjs ftir
Cutton oud Woollen Faclories. 'J'lie best quality
of Leather and Wire used in making the above,
and after on experience of twinly-five venrs, is
prepurcd to warrant the in equal to any made in
this country. I om also making superior Leather
Bauds, cemented and copper rivited, the slretrh
taken out by powerful machinery. Elevator
Simps for Grist Mills also.
Leather Hose, of superior quality, mado as
sbove. JOHN' H. HASKELL,
Xo. 33 South Uulaw Slioet.
Ualtiuiore, Mi.
March 39. 185C Sn
FRIENDS' CENTRAL DRV GOOD STORE,
8. E. Corner Eighth & Arch Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
rPIIE subscribe! having made very important
X addhione to his establishment, by connecting
the fust floor of his Old Storo wilh that of the
beautiful tour story building adjoining known
as HiHMosT Hail, (surmounted wilh n high
Cupola, invites his Old Customer, and Friends
to an ciumiiiation of us Entirely New S'ock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRV GOODS,
selected expressly in reference to the present
opening.
Tho assortment comprises:
Sensnnable Dress Materials, of new and die
gunt kinds,
Plaid India &. 13 lark rUlks,
Shawls, of nil kinds.
Hosiery, Gloves oV Mitts,
F.inbroideries & Linen C'ainbrick Handkerc'fs,
Puruinhins; Goods of all kinds,
Irish Linens, Flannels, Moreens, &c, to which
arc added New Goads d.iilv, of choice descrip
tions. CHARLES ADAMS.
P. 8. Persons wishing a splendind view of
the City and Yicmitv, cm ascend tha C upola,
by a private Stairway which will be found well
worth a visit.
March S9. 156. Sm w
MUltPHY & KOONS
WHOLESALE DEAIXttS IM
FISH UEEfeiE & I'ltOTISIOYS,
No. 47 North WHARVES, below Race Streets,
Philadelphia.
Keep constantly on hand a large assortment
of FISH, CHEESE St. PROVISIONS, which
they are prepared o dispose of at th. lowest
Market rales. Orders promptly executed,
March 1, 1856. 8m w
Cheap Fruit and Confectionary.
IU HK AM & Ei.L,r.US,
Wholesale Manufactures aud Dealers in Confec
tionary of all Kinds. No. I 13 North Third
Street, below Race, Philadelphia.
'PHiE attention of dealer, ia requested to an
examinniion of their stock, which will be
lound equal to any iu this city. Foreign Fruils
of all kinda in season.
N. II. Orders by Mail or otherwise promptly
attended to.
February 83. 18..A 3me
PAUL OOITiTlSr,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SUNUURY, PA.,
Aided by astne eight year, experience iu ths
practice of the Law, will attend wilh fidelity to
all uiatter appertaining to or will-in the line of
m. prolAwiou. Umca with l-barie. J. Urun.r,
Esq., Market street.
Sunbury, Sept. 15, 1866., if
W"OOTS, Shoes, H.U, C.p. aud Gum Shoes,
9 just received and for sum by
.Oct. 7 1854. TENER 4Co
afEDARTUB8, Hum Buckets. Painted Buck
ts, M.at T.ndsiers, Corn Drooma, Bas-
keu, Children's Wagons, and Yanks. Clucks
list r.c.ived and for .alby
May 36, ISfiS. ITW. TENER
LAND WARKAMB Tit Mgb.st prie.
will L. sT.t) ftf lt4 Warrant, by tb. sub-
MDtstt. li 0 siaE.K
The bett cotlectinn tf Ctcei fw PvWUheA
TIP-TOP GLEE St CHORUS BOOK.
A new and eh'iirs eollertion of CoryrTiStr ncv before
ruiriDoriis.'d, sikI nmiiy of the
Genu nfmotltm German J' Italian Gompntere
Arranged to familiar style, and suhipted to the
ne of Glra CIuU, Singing Classes and the
Family Circle,
By C. JAEVI3 and J. A. GETZE.
Till work contain, a greM number of new and
favorite Songs, liarmonm d in a style adapted to
general purposm., sHiile many of the tieins of
Mendelssohn, AU.Kncbcn, snd other cr.lebr.ted
composers, .re prevented in an Origins:! lorm.
The great variety of musical compositions here
introduced, eminently adapts it to the tnste and
capacity of the Singing School, the Glee Club,
and tlie family Circle.
OT PRICE ONK POlXAR.1
Just published by I EE & WALKER. No.
188 Chesnut Street, and J. B. LIPPINCOTT
6c CO., No. 20 North Fourth St., Philadelphia.
t3T Sample copies will be sent by mail, free
of postage, on receipt of $ I.
March 8S, 1850. 4m c4
NOTIOE1
VOTICE Is hereby given that I am not a
' member of any partnership in tho firm name
ef Massrr Si Bowen, nor iu the name of Buweii
& Masser. and that I will not be responsible for
any acts of either of said firms, nor pay any en
gagements entered into by any other person in
either of the names aforesaid.
JOHN BOWEN.
Suubury, March S3. 18G0.
1856.
STRING STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
Fashionable Silks, full lino of block Hilks
new style Bprinir Shawls, dress (roods do..
Linens of strong; fabric. Muslins of host long
cloths, staple housekeeping goods, Mens wear
of all the now stvles.
"ICY RE A LAXDF.I.L.
4th and Arch Street, Philadelphia.
V. S. .Storekeepers, Families aud all
Good Nett Cash Buyers are respectfully invi
ted to examine this stock of New Goods lie.
fore purchasing, as we prefer Belling low, and
selling the more goods.
Storekeepers may often find erent jobs from
Auction, us we attend the Auction sales of
New York und Philadelphia.
I'hila.. March 8, 18.)G. 3m. w
EARTHENWARE-
Tlin uhm.'rilicr TcpecifU!y ln'Ormi tlie citU
yen of Sunbury am, the public general. v.
that bo ban commenced the manufacture of
kinil f
EARTHENWARE,
at hi manufactory in Whortleberry Ptrvet.onc
square Ctut of thf Uirrr. Iia ban cj.tied tbe
aervirea of Mr. Hamp. and you can therefore
deppiul on bioing a good article. Tbe pub.ic
aro reppcctfully invited to call.
All ordera from a distance will be promptly
attended to.
P. M.8HINDEL.
8unbury, Feb. 3, 1856. tf
TO lEtEnSTT.
A STORE ROOM on Market Sqitar. in Sun
burv.aud two rooms adjoining;.
CHAltLBS PLEASANTS.
January 26, IPfio. tf
LL persons indebted to the firm of Friling St
Grunt, oi. Note, book account or otherwise
aro respect ful I V requested to come forwurd and
pay up between this and the first of April as they
witth to go to U city to Iny in state AFpring sup
plies. FRI LING & GRANT.
Sunburv, March IS, 1800 tf
oti i:.
A LL persons knowing themselves indebted to
XbL. the subscribers, An note or book account,
are respectfully invited tn call and pay the same
on or before th 10th of April neit, as we must
have money to buy our Spring nd Summer
suply of goods.
J. F. & I. F.KLINE.
Klines Grove, Pa., March 22. lGfi tf
BOOKS! BOOKS!!
Walk this way for Bargains.
EING desirous of disposing of my entire
stock of Rooks and Stationery, comprising
some '20,000 Volumes of Law, Medical, Reli
pious Scientific, blank, Musical, School and
Miscellaneous Hooks.
Also, 100 Reams of letter paper and a lot of
wall paper, steel pens, wafers, &a.
I will dispose of the whole slock at public Sale
sale ut my store, opponile the Court House,
commencing on Monday the Till day of April,
1858 ut I o'clock, P M., and continuing, every
afternoon und evening until the whule stock is
solJ.
VM. McCARTY.
Per JOS. H. McCARTY.
Sunbury, March 16. 1S56. tf
f AIU'ETS AI Oil, CLOTHS,
At Eldridge's Cheap Warehouse.
The subscriber, leing In a bye street, in under
very low rent and light expenses, which enable
him'toaell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Merchants visiting Philadelphia, aud wishing to
buy Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Sec, will do
well to call aud examine bis stock of
Beautiful Imperial 3-plv, Superfine
fine and Medium Ingrain, and Cartrr.
enetiuti ol all kind.
And OIL CLOTHS of all widths in great
variety.
Also, MATTINGS of every kind and varioua
widths, together with a general assortment of
low-priced Ingrain Carpets, and Entry and
Stair Carpets, Hearth-Rugs, Door-Mats, Table
Covers, Tloor Cloths, Hug C arpets, Cotton Car
pets, ic. II. H. ELDRIDGE.
No. 41 Straw berry Street,
One door above Chesnut, near Second St.
March 15, 1858. 3m. Philadelphia.
Now Wholesale Drug Store.
1ST. SPENCER THOMAS.
No. S6 South, Second Stieet. Pbiladeluhia
at w ,,.",Tvn . w .
i.iu i.tu .ii, .iiBiiuiaciurer ami Dealer, in
Drutis, Medicines. Chemicals. Acids. De
atulfs, l'aiuts, Oils, Colors, While Lead, French
lid American White wc. Window Glass,
Ulssuwures, Varnuher, ISrushea, Instruments,
Ground Spices, hoi. Spices, stid all other ar
ticles usually kept by Druggisia, including Bo
rax, lntligo, Ulue, Miellac, i'otash, Ac, 4c. All
orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended
to. iouniry Merchants are invited to call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
Goodsent t.i any of the Wharvea or Kailio&d
stations, i'nees low and goods warranlej.
March 8, 1S5C ly
FOR LEASE.
XTT.IXS No, 3 and 4, seventeen and thirteen
' feet in thicknesa of pure White Ash Coal,
on the Green Ridge estate at Mu Carmel, Iwlh
Veins driven to marketable cnai. For furlher
particulars enquire of Chas. W. Churchman,
Philadelphia, P. W. Hhratler, Pottsville. or of
JOSEPH 8. DIXON, bsjp't
Mu Carmel. Norlhumbvrlani) Co.i'a.
March IS, 1856 6sr
IFOE QAXS,
8econd hand BUGGY hesp. Apply
to CHAKLES PLEASANT
A
Sunbury, March. 1, 18."G 4t
HUSBAND'S Magnesia for sale by
May I . VKJiER dt BKt'NER
NOTICE.
Alt persons knowins; thcmselvae Indebted to
Ira T. Clement, on Book aocueal, note or other
wise, are requested to call and pay up without
delay, otherwise their account will be flatted in
U kt.r.de el a ill? '.mass fa c.leltij.
twifcu-y, Nov. ir. 16t5.a
A MARVELLOUS REMEDY!
II0LL0WAYfS OINTMENT.
THE GnAND RXTKRKAf-lRFsMrDT.
Ry (he aid of a mteniapirftlr. wi ( rnMllnna nf tlllle
0niMU on tlie amfttff nf vut lic. Thrmigh Itiwe
Ittin Omlint iit, wl.cn rnl tl mj tltp akin, f crrii t- niiy
vrjnn f tim nnf pnrt. Dm'-JtupB of the Kidney, tlinortlcrs
fl me Mvtir, nlluftioin . lifrhmrt, InflnmmntltMt of the
I. una. Anilililii. CfiutTlifnnc. Colt). arliv iti mnfliii elTnc
UiaUy rrrd. K.very h.tii!s.ttHfe known thnt i!t pbii
HwIt throtif(b bona fir mmt of uny l)Hoknt-ti. This heal
ins Ointment fDr mtira rwilily non'-trntc through any
hitHor flrthy purt of llmlivlnft IknI, rtirin the nrnm
itfiiigeronft iHWkud eumpbii.ui, that cannot I rmcli4 t-y
tujur mm lis.
URYBirKLAS, SALT ftriRUM AND SCORBUTIC
IHJMUU8.
No rrm1vJin erpr 1ane ao mneb f-tthf rtire rf dl-
AffimeM of tho Skin whatever form they rimy nwarae, at
i mm wimm. nn ohm oi rmii tthcuui, Scuivyt pmmo
Henda, HtT'tfuia oti lryMpdH, cn kiiiif withstand Ha in
flur(ic. Tlie inventm hun trnveltcd over manv uttrta of
g 'be, vimtiitg tha triitiptt) hpitnln, r1if( Anting h
Ointinc-irt, Khina; advicn n t) ita upplicaiiim, und him
tnuf iitx:n tiiu nicona l.1 reaujriig ouuutlcaa naBiuara to
health.
SORE LK09. BORE nnr-ASTS. AND
Bt-ma nf th: moat Mintitifti aitrcam anw relv aolet
on tin ti bo if this wtimkriul Ointment wlitm kiivin tit
enpe wilh the worn i-aaea of fi, wnumln. uttera, gl.in
dulor avrfllingFf rtnd tnitiut. proftMur Ifnllowny hn,
by commnnd of the Allied 'Jovennnentn. (huptitcfiad to
the h pituli of tbe Kaat , binrn ahiprnviila of tint Oint
ment, to ho umiI amler tho direction of the Meiltcul aifl",
in the wornt vnw.m of uuum!. I will rwre any tilerr
fTlnndtilar Rwrliin. atitTTiet or i-uiitractif of the joints,
evvn 01 v hih iTinaiti
MI.KH AND FISTULAS.
ThcBP nnd other irnikif dntroifiHg complninti can bi
rdW'tUHlly furt-ii if the (Jintmr-nt h wr'l rnlitiv) over the
wma ailertcd and !y i.tht-rwinw following the pruitod di
i eel i nun uround eticii p t.
Both the Ointment nuU I'M should be usef
in the following canes :
Dunitin I.nmlinjro Rre Lt'sri Swelled Glnnda
Huma M'rtaurial Sire Hruihta fnfl Jomta
Chnpped Ilnijilit Kruptiuns r re Mead if 1'ictta
Childlniin TiWu SreThr"ati Vfneronl Sores
F'lstnlna nhenmntium of oli Wttomlnuf uii
Ouut Suit Kheuui kinds kinds
Skin DiS'-iiiL-s Spruma ScuMs
Sold at the Manuftirtorlea of Profnjaor HoLlowat
80 iMnidrn Lone, New Vnrk, and 414 Strand. JmMi, d
nil rcRjiifclnhio lruKgists and Dewlt-rs in Metliciiie t.iirmn!i.
out the Untttl Stitte, und Ihe civilized world, in Itojtc,
at Cfnta, cents, and 1 earn.
IV There is a considerable niving Ly taking the hirg;r
sizes.
N. B Pirrrtions for the guidarypa of pntietita in every
disorder ore affixed to each bt.t
Mutch atf. IH60 I yea
"AID AUD C0MF0HT,"
to Your Own iflc ( hinio.
Wilkinson h Itenn,
Respectfully annnunce that they hare taken the
stand lati'ly occupied by George IJenn, where
they are prepared to manufacture all kinds of
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of the most Fashionable Style.
rPHE subscribers respectfully call the attentioi
ot the public to their lure and splendid as
sortment of every quality and prico ef
t?AI!I.ET-WAItE
hich cannot fail to rctonimend itcell'toeverv onr
who wifl examine it, on account of iu durable
workmai'.nliip and splendid finish, made up of the
best, stock to be had in the city. Na elHirt is
pared in the manufacture of their ware, uud Ihe
subscribers arc determined to keep up with the
muny iniprovements which arc constantly being
made. 1 heir stock. consists ol Mahosany
8nfa, llauM and I.tigip:o
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards,
SOFA, BREAKFAST A0 DIMNC TASLB
and aUo VENETIAN HI.INDS, e.iual to Phila
delphia inaiHilHi'tiire.
BEDSTE.yjS, of every puitcrn and price,
CUPUOARDP. WORK AN D CANDLE
STANDS. TOII.KT TAISLES AND
EXTENSION TAI'.LES.
In short.avery article in this line oftlieir business.
1 uy &iso uiunutai luro all kinds and ottalities
of
CHAIRS,
neluding varieties never Irefore to be had ii
Sunbury, uch baM ai(m;jst, Black Witsin
isn Ci klkii MaPt.k Gncct.vN : ami WiKiiann
CHAIRS, ask FAser Piano Stools, which are
of th. latest styles, mid warranted to be excelled
by none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere.
I (The subscribers aro determined that there sliul!
lie no excuse for persons to purctmso furniture in
the cities, as every coiilidence can be entertained
about the quality and finish of their ware and
Chairs.
Their articles will be disposed of on as good
terms as they can be purchased elsewhere. Conn
try Produce taken in payment for work.
CST UNDERTAKING Having provided
themselves with a handsome Hsahsk, they are
now prepared for Undertaking, and attending fu
nerals, in this vicinity, or at any convenient dis
tance from this place.
I if I he are Room is in Ttwn Street, be
low Weaver's Hotel.
WILKINSON Al RENN.
Sunbury, March S, 185C tf.
KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS,
Market Street, west of Twentieth,
PHILADELPHIA.
S. F. JACOBY & CO.,
IMPORTERS of and dealers in the vaiious
Foreign and Domestic Marbles, .Statuary, Ac,
have constantly an hand a large and select as
sortment of Mantles, Tombs, Monument, Table
Tops, Are., of every description, not excelled by
any iu the city fur beauty, svmmctry and finish.
Cabinet Makers, Plumbers and Marble Cut
ters, furnished at the shortest notice, with Mar
ble of every description and pattern, wheiher
Foreign or Domestic, either finished in the.w!ab
or Btock, on the most reasonable terms.
We respectfully invite attention to our stock
on hand.
March 1, 1856 3m e
New Wall Toper Warehouse.
BURTON Si LANXNCt,
Manufactures and Importers, No. 124 Arch
ritreet, second door above tSixih, Philadelphia.
WHERE may be found the largest and hand
somest assortment iu the City,
Purchasers from tho country will find it to
theij advantage to call at our store, where lliey
will be suited with a superior article, at the
lowest prices. liLRTON eV LAMNO.
No. i'.l Arch Street, above Sixth, Pbila.
February 3, I8SC. Jm c
TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
"SrAN'J El. in establish an Aijency for the
s.ile nf Wood Minililiiis, of which there
are from f SO to ijiSCti worth used in every house
that is built. Our aih uiitaj:es, in the use of a
Machine '.'.;. it w.ll work a whole hoard into
)nouliliiitTi at oim o,ei.iiirii, and the large a
mount of capital tmpinyed by the Company,
eu.ible us to give nl l.crul coininissiou. Pu.tteru
took furi.islved. cviiUiininr; S'i0 psttfij.
Add ret Jr. II. DALE. VVIuw Street, above
Tweliih, Phil tdelphia, Pa.
January 19, 1856, 3u e
NOaCROSS' ROTARY PIANINO
WANTED To sell the Riybu snd Machines
for a Rotary Planing, Toiiguiug and
Grooving Machine, for boards and plank, under
the Nocrusa I'utojit. Also, the altachineut of
the Moulding Machine, which will work whule
board into mouldings at one operation. This
patent has been tried, and decided Hi tha Su
preme Court in Washington, lo be no infringe
ment, bring supciior to Woodsworth's Machine,
Apply to J. D. DALE, Willow Street, above
Twelfth, Philadelphia, where the Machines can
be seen in operation.
January 19, 1866. 3m e
' WAI1CD,
IMMEDIATELY three industrious Girls to
leeru the Millnery business. L'nu,uire at the
Millntr btoieof
m. i-.ccesi.ER.
NurserjTttotuFruit Crowori and Farmers :
NEW YORK HmiTicRLTURALJREVlEnr:
A Journal of Suburban Art.Svpftrbty and
i'rnfusety Illustrated. Devoted to ft
Adpofiemerti rf the Rural lnteret$
, in America.
This la one of.' the targcat and moat etoborata wrls a
the kind in UietWortd.
Kuial ArefilUKiiure forma nn of tha prinripal featurea.
EjicK iiumlier ettiunua fntin two to fiur engravinps n(
nndel othiff'1 from duaigna by eniinetit at.d akilliul nr
cltiects bout" is uist i asuinid to the ttislflal ait f
LandsV.are OHrtlctiiny j engiuvtd pluns vi g'mtrns in evt:rv
style, and '.ln)twi to the peciittiirilies of different ordeis
of archilecti-.to. beautify ths writ
Liijiavinis of new fruit, new H'iwort.new Tfgctnblos,
Ac , uie iHustrutod and dt-scritjed as bxmi their isfsiwciiva
qualities can n determined, torining tha tiutt Cofiipiru
and uliHiu ManuHl of Kurul Husl.to dry evr aUatnpttrd.
I rtii jtrrn;!! ou corps 01 prHCiicui wrutis, savuu w
"'""t UII'lVll III Uil HH I I'IUIUII.
ll contains ativeuty Inige pagns, and it nrlnted on tha
anesi pourl'SnifRced paper. man'utncturcdexiHtwsly.
Tkumk BJ per nnnnm. payable invariably in advance.
Fifty cenla cmnnussitm on eaeh subscriber otli'Wi-d to
thosu who act as qwnte. Sl.OtlO will be dislributil ut the
end of the year unions thoae who rend us the twenty luraeat
lima of RiilsHerlbera. Tln-ae premiums will bepuid in cupIi
The first pieiniam wiJI ho $500.
Tho f'llnwiut ore selected frm hundreds of similar
notices, rntuntury contributed by couteuiputanc'jus
cations:
The Ilurticurtnrnl nview deserves thom-'st lihrral pa.
trouiigc. It is not on'y eniineiiUy ptticiiml, btit is written
in a style that equals the bust' efforts ot tha la to A. J.
D'Willff. KMOKJ-.hBuCKliR.
The inoBt eltant and usefiil hook of tha kind that has
evT come undi iuro''Sertiii"ii Hkoisirr.
Mr. Henfh-s, the Kditor t.f ihe Horticultural Review, is
a pitflicul poni-il'ipmi, mid (ne of the btteit acbnlurs our
country li i.its of. II poaet;iiL-B the glowiiifr dt-fr-riptive
p iwcrs of Dickens, th elcrtut g"Sip of WalpoU?, coin
hiind with a thorough kuuwledu ot rural art- Stats
PoLICR TntHCNK.
t anner buy it f"r your ns buy it for tour dr.URl.ters
It is a rich intPili'ftiMl trcnt ; a rare foinLiuutioii of tlie
benutifnl and the upetul. A aors, N. Y.
Wr Imd thought thnt in I wninp's deith, tha etrftient
advnfstn ot" rur;d adoi nmt't'lmd become only a chriisheV
rcmeinlirmice : but in Mr. RJils we list'ovei an rqtmllv
r it:li mine of nifitinl wealth, thnt bel"keiis the intlucuce of
the spiiit that in gone Mucinosa- I ntbLNK.
A'lvwtiser will find this nil unsurpassed medium of
puWh'itv, as 'the Morticulturfil Iteviow ctrcuiairs exten
rivriv- in evurv bitHie in (lie t'niou. Advcrtiremenis in.
setttxl at the late of $10 per pne.
WOOD ENGRAVING
Thrf Tcquirintj Wood Kiiirrnving, can have thetr cmers
executed In on unrivnilfd manner. Special nttentmn is
piven to views of AMMAl.S: an eipcticnced Rnaitsli
lirnnchtsinnn is entr-ircd f r this exprcia puvpie. Ir
i)is iivine at ilifnncc t!in torwurd a dscupn tvim of the
t(tiri in tnrilj Uicv wish ciiRravcti, wnicn will ht n
pi'lTii:it:i(t guide tn nljtHiii n p rf t fuc simiie. Stock
Urrndcrs will he not It wilh Very huernl terms.
February 16, 1550. 0:no
AMES McCLlNTOCK, M.D., Lato
l'lt(I'I:g!JOIt nr Anatomy nml Surciry in th' Phil
iiHt'liiina College of Meilicme, and Acting Proless r nl
iVl ill wiiery ; onu of lh: Consulting Pliysii.infl of flm Piiil
uitelplilu Hospital. HlorkUy; lnt int1 ;iibcr of thf N'ntional
Mi-dical Association ; member of Itiu PliilnMt-lplini Mli
r'll S' icliuy i n:nn!;ei of Itiu Mijilu o-Cllii urgn::il Coiigs
of I'hiluilrlphiH ; formerly President runt Profiihar of
n.tt niiy an i rt'irtfery n, Castli-t 'ii Mritii'at t:o!!c?, Vei.
ttiont : mid also, lute I'roffsi.or of Anntoniy nn.l PMsiot
otiy in Iji.-rksLura Muiiiuil liisliluluul, PllUiirM, Muss.,
SlP , &c, Sec.
H;s lately introdueit tn a popular form sfve-nl of his
fivorit presc-iiitions for Hie principal ilisrsse of lliis
climate. Tlie name of each urtii'Ui will imly Itie disease
for which it is intended to be usnl.
lill.McCI.IXTtK.'K'S l'IX:TOIlA!.SYRl'P. Price?!
lilt. M'CUNTOCK'd COI.U ASl) t'OCOU .MIX
Tl'IlK For Colds, C'-mebs. Ae. Price 5 .
IHt. Moi'l.lNTOCK'rt ASTHMA AMI IIOOPlNb
CDI'UH KK.MKDY. Puce Sit ela.
lr. McrUNTOCK'S TOXIO ALTERNATIVE
SVIil'I' I'or I'urifvinjr the IH'hkI. I'riwe i.
lilt. MeCI.INTuCK S DYs-l'KPTlC 1,1.1 XIH For
Kiciiik tone to tho sti lunch iflicrinjr piiins after eating,
licaniinrii, and all riiaugi cellule symptoms uiialug nun
imliyestioii I'rice Jgl .
lilt. MiCLIiVrocK'S KtlF.t'MATIC MIXTURE A
Purely Vegetable Peniedv f'T internal m l'riee 10 cts.
UK. McCI.INTUCK'S KIIKL'.M AT1C I.INIMK.N'T
For Rheumatism, Sprains, dwellings, Ac , A.e, price
30 c;nts.
Ult. M.-Cl.INTOCK'S ANOliYNi: MIXTVltE F i
I'nins. To vilmche, Ileudschc, Neuialjia, Ac. l'rirr
50 cents.
Id). MiC'MNTOCK'S FEVKR AMI AOt'F. Pl'F.
Cl F1C A certain cure lor al! Iim nniitents. Prii-e $1 .
Ill) McCI.ITOCK'!S DIAItKIKKA CORDIAL AND
CHOl.KUA I'll I. VKNTIV ):. sale rcmtklv.
Dlt. MeCI.I.NTOCK'S VKOKTAUl.t; I'LltOATlVh
PW.I.S, Foi !"RiiveiiisN, lleadiiclie. Ae. Price '2."cts.
lilt. M.-CI.INTUCK'S A.NTIOII.ILIL'S I'll.l.S-For
Irregularity in Ilia Fuiietioin. of ilia L.ivcr mid It.welS.
tlie bet.t l.iver I'lll made l'riee .5 em. e vx
For sile by Lr. J. MeCI.lNTriCK. at his Mediesl Do
pot, V eotoer iiinih mid Fill'-rt sts , Philadelphia, nnd
at all DrnceistK and fleuiers in Mt'dieitus. All Drni.-'giAt
and Dealers in Medicines whn wish to t'S (ce:it?, w:ll
please sd.hlress Dr. .MeClintoek, furnishing rcfctence,
nriTnr of Post-Office. county and s'ate
ti? F"r San- by Weii-er A; Itriiner, Pim'isry and Fhs.
m'sin; Wm. eimcr, Northninberlnnd ; O. Rrown. Mil
ton ; K. IV I.utz, ttl vunHhur ; Jncob Harris, Hurkhorn ;
lohn Vunleeio, l.ijfi.t Susct ; 1 bharjilesa Jr. Sou, Cnta-
February 0, 15G. 6ra.
Premium Improved
SUPER rilOSPIIATE OF LIME.
THE ONLY SILVER MEDAL
Vet awarded I y Agricultural Societies was given
lo this Superior Article, at the Ins! Pennsylvania
Slulc Fair, st Hnrrisliure. as a fertilizer of the
best quality lor Wheat, Corn, Oats, Grass and
i'otatoes, Kuising heavy crops, and greatly im
proving the soil. The subscriber respectfully
informs fnrmers and dealers that he is prepared
to sot.lv the Sprinit demand at the old price.
ear Agents wanted. a HUrui
count allowed.
ALSO Nr I Teruviun and Me.x ican'Guano.
Poudiette and Land Plaster. Oils, Candles,
Voap, ic, of ll.e bect ijuaiily, at lowest market
rates.
JNO. L. POMEROV,
0 and 10 Sooth Wharves, below Market Street
PHILADELPHIA.
15 Farmers can load on two jiriva'.o alleys, and
atoij tho crowded Wharf.
March S. 186C 3mc.
I'eniiHjlvault. Wire Wotki.
No. 60 Arch Street between Hecond and Third,
(Opposite liroad Street,)
riJILAEELI'lIIA,
Sie-es, lSddles, Scree is, It "mm Wire rf
all meshes and widths, with all kiidi
rf plain and fancy Wive H'cirfc.
Heavy twilled Wire for Spark Catchers; CftaJ,
Sund end Gravel Screens j Paper Ataker'a Wire;
Cylinder and Dandy Rolls covered in the best
manner; Wire end Wire Fencing.
A verv superior article of 11KAVV FOI.'N.
DERS rilUVES. AJ1 kinds of Iron Wire and
Sieves.
BAYLIES. DAKTiy St LIA'N.
Pliila., March 8, 1RCC 3m c
PLATFOIIM SCALE
F every description, suitable for Rail Roads,
Ac, lor weighing Hav, Coal, Oie and
Morc!i'iidne generally. .Purchasers run no risk,
every stale is Guaranteed Correct, and if, alter
trial, not found satisfactory, can be lelurned
without charge.
tiT Factory at h 01J Stand, established for
more than twenty years, con.er of NI.Yl'H and
Melon Sited'1, Philadelphia,
ADBuTT St CO.
March 1, 1 6.' 6. 3m e
VALUAEL2 PROPERTY Tor. GALS.
t IPHE subscribers, Exerntors of the estate cf
JL Henry Master, dee'd., olfer at privuta ss'o
the following properly vij: A large two story j
frame dwelling house, together with al.oul
00 ACRES OF LAND. I
Situate in Lower Augusta township adjoining
lauda of Uanlcl Kaufman and others now in the
orcupancv of John R. Kaufman ae a store aud
dwelling. The house is new and ihe location a
good one for business.
Also a TRACT OF LIMESTONR LAND,
iu fcaid township on the river about 6 miles be
low i'unbu. y, adjoining hinds of S. T. M'l'herson
and others, containing, about 90 acres. 'The
soil is productive and contains limestone ai d
other minerals.
Also a tract of Laud, containing about 35
ones on the hill, about two miles below Sunbury,
adjoining lands of the bens of the late John
Conrad and others. There re, on this tsact, a
small orchard of choice fruit.
For further particulars apply to the subscribers.
H.B.MASSLK, )
P. B. MAdSL'K, Executor.
FRANCIS BL'CIIER.
Eunbury, January 19, 1866 if
C0UIN3 & H'CIEESTER'S
TYPE FOUNDRY
and Printers FurBishing Waie&ouee,
sVo. 1 Lotl'jt AlUih back of new Mxiovo. Unit,
Phflwlcljlua.
Phi.' , Jan. 13, I8i6,.
Great Arrival f
Fall and Winter Gcg&s t
IllA. T.'CLEHTEWT ;
SISTORMS bis friends and cu.ton.ors that h
Just receWe-d aa elsga'ni toeo-.trirEnt of
FALL AKI WINTER C00S8 !1
At his Store in Marlot Birce. Ruiibury, wliiils
Se ofliirs to the public at th lowest pri .
His stock consist of a genera assoriinonV
Dry Goodf, iz :
Cloths, Catiimers, Ciumvett, Jean.i, f)r'.t!".i'i,
Aiustiris, r.iiienj, C'iiIico's, MuAnt !
Ltrint, l.uieuf. Ginghams. Herat.
Also a larno assortment, of CLOTH UNO.
A large assortmVnt of Hoots and bines, f r
Mon, Wfttnen a nil Childrei..
PltB HtTP.
Panama, Palm leaf and o'ther Jiimmer Hans.
Ilas1r.
OROCRHIES of every variui-,'.
Sugar, Tea, Colfce, Molasses, Cheese, Spire.
Fih. S't die'
HARDlvARH,
Vii i Iron and Steel, Tsnils, Tiles. Sown, &c
QUEEXSWARE,
Tea Stttf, Plates, Dishtt, Cups, Saucers', $i
17F Cpuntr produce of all kinds taken iu
change st the hiahest market prices.
Oct. 20, lSifi '
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTIITNG!
John ivflr.iTXisr
MERCIIAMTA1I.0R,
stmEirnv, fa. .
Rcspeelfelly informs the ciiens otSnnliory and
the public generally, that he hn just received
from Philadelphia, a choice and seloct assoimein
of Cloths, Cii.mimeres. 6e , viz :
French Idack Cloth, plain and twilled.
Black Beaver do fer overcoats.
Fine blue cloth.
Claret cloth.
Cassirnercs french black eordrnl.
do do do Doeskin.
do do grey mixed Doeekm.
Vesting plain black silk velvet.
do Figured velvet. 1'luah Telvai.
do I!Iui-k satin iigursd.
Woolen Shirts and Drawers.
Oi;ntlcon's Pocket Handkerchiefs.. . . , ,
do rs'eck-lieo.
All of which will be sold or rnede up to ordor its
the latest and best stylo.
Sunburv, Dec. 1, 18.j3 tf
PEMOVAt.
CHARLES MAGARGE fc CO.
HAVIN'O nCMUVED FROM N0.3COMMERCET.
TO TBS
SovtA-Wesl cor, of Slrh and Carpn.tcr Stj.
rill.ADELAHIPI,
DEO to call (he attention of Purchasers tu
their cxtensi"e SBBortinen. cf 1'apsr, and
Paper Makers' Materials ; Printing Papers f r
Hook and News. Water Isnf, sized, unca'len
deved and calleudered, of all qualities and pricef,
always on hand! Hartlwaroand Menilla Papers,
Trunk lioards, Diudcrs' Boards, HaugingI'apers
&.c, 4 c.
Particular attention', is JuvivJ to thiir extsn
sivo aesortnient of
LEDSr:i! PATERS, '
From the most Cclehrated Manufactories
the Country.
Among their WRITING PAPF.R BTOCK rr.ay
be found
Com. Note, Folio Post
Atlantic Note, Thin Medtum,
Lath Post, Di.ny, '
QuaitoPost, Medium,
Fool's Cp, Hovol,
Flat Cap,
Bup. Hjji'i,
Imperial.
Plate Papers, of every description, sits and
quality. Map Pipers, in great variety. En
velope Papers, while, buff, and gold, either laid
or wove. . Colored Pcpcrs, line glazed, aad uthej
varieties.
Maii'ifiiclurois are invited lo exalting their
slock of liutfs, Foreign and Domestic, Blench
inj; Powders, of approved Oram's : Alum, I round
or crude; Sal Soda, Soda Ash rel'.i-iigs, Wira
Cloths, UIirHiiiarine, and l'a3r Makers' Mat
liuls generally. ' .
tT" They are also prepared to take orders of
odd sizes and weights uf any of tho uliove descrip
tion of Papers.
January 5C, 195?, Cmo
i'aehicnablo Hats end Caps.
ASHBT & E0CAP,
iVo. 136 Market si..
rillLADrLPKIA.
INFORM their friends and the public j$f
Keuerally. that they continue lo keep st
their old stand, a large and ex.'.T.sive assortment
ol'h.itB, CHps, cVc, got up nf tha best mute-rial and
in the li.tes; and best sl la cf woikinatisolp and
finish, ,
Country merchan's an? others will do well to.
call ni-tl etatniiie belore purchasing elsowheiew
l'l.ilo Nov 10, U55. tf.
GTtE-A-T m-rCJITEIv2:E3STX X
La tat and best arrival of the ScCtton,
' At 'the Store of
P.W.Gray,
In Market Square, has just received his Sloek
from Philadelphia, consisting of
Fall and "Winter (ioods,
Embracing a. great variety of
lady's Dress end Fancy Goods.
The following corjprjica iu part a list of my sx
ter.sive and elegant stock, which for variety and
cheapness cannot tie excelled in this market.
FOR Till: GENTLEMEN,
H'.ark and Fancy Cloths and Cassimerrs, Black.
Sattiu ar.d Fancy fcilk Vestings, shirtiiig Muslin
Drawers and Under Shirts, Ucutucky Jeans,
Velvets Blankets, Ac.
FOU Tlli LADIES.
Blark Pilka, Alpncas, Merinos' colored snd plaiJ-
all wool. Muslin de Lain, a large lot of Prints,
of the best brands and styles, brown and bleached1
bhectings. twilled and plaid Limeys, Flannels,
red, yellow and white, prey Drills, Tickings,
('ambries, Dress trimmings, ribbons, laces, gloves
hose and irish linens, and other thinustoo tedious
In mention. I would rarnca'.ly solicit a liberal
share of their patronage.
Baota & Shoes, large assortment.
HATS !f CAP,
HARDWARE & Cl'TI.ERV,
CEDAR WARE.
FISH & SALT,
Grorrrteii of every Tnrtcly.
Te.ie, ColT.-e, Suiiar, Molssaes, Rice, Cheese, Vin
eijiir. Candies, Caudles, Soap, t.'i ackers. Blooms,
t.f ad. Shot, lied Cords, Plough Lines, Glass 8x10
lOiTJ, 11x18, Ktar-h, Fluid. Dairy Salt. Smok-.
irig and Chewi;ig Tobacco, line Cigars, Matches,
Mustard, Caudle Wick, Blacking Water, Proof
and a gciiefa? assortment of
ql'le.xsvji:e axd glassware.
Country produce taken at the highest market
prices.
Sunbury, Oct, 57, IP35. tt
rou wai.i:.
FHinAT large and commodious IIIl'SE,
Jt situated iu the east end of Market Street,
SuubuiY, payments to be made to suit purclia-.
sors lis preicises will be shown by the subscn
bet. MARY MARKLE.
Suubury, Tt'oiuary J, 1856 8m.
C 11 ALLEN FtERGER'8 PILLS. A oertalu
cure tor Fever and Afire, fVr sale by
WLlsER St BRUNER
Bunbury. uly SJ
C'OBUKO. French Merinos, Far sis n elctb,
' Pari twril, Chinlxee. Dclanes, Deliegee,
Alapacaa, bilks, Wod plaid, Muhair lusirs
Frencit, tcotcb and Aiaeiican Ginghams, Jaa
reacived and for ealsby
Fur.bur, Deo. 1 '55. E Y tlGHT;