; ARRIVAL OP THE TAZA8. .
. , FtRTflEtl FROM NICARAGUA, ,
Anther Rattte ErpeettdArrirel nf (ht JVi
earaguan .1in.ifer $127,000 in specie.
. ; . New York, Nov. 1C.: '
The steamer Texas, from 8n Juan, via
Key West, lias nrrived. Sho connected with
the Sierra Nevada, which left San Irancisco
vn the 'JOth tilt. .
The Texu brings 400 rawenpera and
$127 000 in specie. Among her pnssenf-erg
nre lon Fermin Ferrer, the new Nicarnituan
Minister to Washington. J. 11. W heeler, the
American Minister to Nicaragua, and Col.
Fubens, n bearer of despatches from General
Thedat'cs from Grenada, brought by the
Tcas, are to the 1st iimt.
Matters in Nicaragua had been quiet since
the battle of Nasjnya. Gen. Walker woa
awaiting the Arrival of o.vpecled : recruits be.
Tom marching ajritin upon Mnssnyaar.d Leon.
Gen. llenfinger, who Bitpet'BPiled Guicura,
was drilling the army in the nso of mountain
liowiUc-rs und Minie rifles. The whole tinny
now numbers 2000 men, nnd they were all in
good spirits and eager for the engagement
with the enemy. H was thought a decisive
battle would be fought nt Mumiya about the
10th of November.
Tho advices from the mines were favorable
A new silver vein has been opened, and ex
tensive copper mines have beeu lound in the
vicinity of Boneo.
A topographic and geological survey of the
fiUte is to be commenced shortly, under I'ro
fussor James T. Hodge.
From the NicsrsgufnM.J
Appearance of tub Granada After -ns
Battle.
To the eye ofn person not much experien
ced in war tho town of Central America,
seem to bo made for tho purpose of fighting.
The large plaza in the ccntro of tho cities, in
which u largo body of men can niantrvre, and
tho admirable arrangement of the streets for
attaeking men as they approach, give to each
town much the appearance of an approach of
u citadel. But thern is more in tho appear
ance than in the actuality. The adobes nut
nf which the houses ore built, ate easily cut
through with pickaxes, nlthoitgh the bullets
do not appear to n fleet them much. A can
i!on ball will go clear through one of the walls
and do no greater damage than making n hole
uf the diameter of itself, and a bullet from a
"small arm sink in leaving little more than a
mere truce. With the exception, therefore
of three or four houses, Granada presents no
outward appearance of the battle of which it
was of late tho scene.
Tho front of the store of Mr. William Tel
ler, in which the enemy had quartered in large
numbers, m wull riddled. The bullet holes in
nnd about the door they are almost innumer
able. The hotel known ns tho "Walker House."
which was also occupied by the enemy, was.
considerably damaged. After the enemy hnd
been driveti out, ouu of the cunnons which we
took from them was turned against them
selves, und shot out of tho bar-room. This,
of course, damaged the wiuter arrangements
to a considerable extent. A few bullet holes
arc to be seen through the shutters of the
windows in Generul Walkers quarters, and
several upon the front of the large church.
In front of the guard-house in an iron pi
quet, of the barrels of condemned muskets ;
the bullets from the enemy's guns went, in
some instances, clear through them. The
guard house was in no wuy injured. The en
tire daimigu to the exterior of the liouns in
tlie pluzn could, wo think, be remedied ut a
cost not exceeding two huudred dollars.
There aro a low bullet marks in the door of
-(El Nicariiguenso office, and in oue instance
they fired the lock of a musket at it, which
stuck in the door. The enemy did not gut
into the printing office.
Execution of Priso.ners.
The following General Order appears in
the officiul paper:
Hkad-Qitartf.rs or thf. Army,
Adjutant Genoral's Office,
Gkanada, Oct. 25, lg;6.
Soldiers Each day demonstrates more
oWrly that tho jvar we are wnging is one of
truth against falsehood, of civilization against
barbarism. Not satisfied with the blood of
innocent citizens shedat Grenad i-with an ap
petite fur slaughter, whetted by the massacre
of tho helpless children und holy ministers of
Christianity our savage foes have, added an
other crime, to the long list recorded against
them. They have shot Lieut Col. Luine, who
was taken by then; a prisoner of war some
davs no. .
At tho very time the cold-blooded act of
cruelty was being committed, an exchange of
prisoners was being proposed by the commander-in-chief
of the Gantamala forces.
With an innate yearning for treachery, her"
had smooth words and tine sentiments on his
lips when he was in the act of mischief.
Tho assassination f Lninu fIjows tho na
ture ol the enemy with which we have to con.
tend. Of the same language and religion
with themselves, they had not against him the
lying excuses with which they are wont to
justify the murder of American citizens.
Nothing but the love of blood und tho cow.
ardly instincts of the savage can be urged for
the execution of tha Cuban patriot.
Lot then, soldiers, a sen.-e i f the justice
and grandeur of the cause in which we are en-
viitrcd, nerve us for the fulfillment of tho task
e .h ... ... n i. ......
which lies rjuiore us. .jLiKiuemuur ' jw
. lifter and struggle to redeem one of tho lov
lieat of lands from barbarian rule and savago
despotism. In such a causo us this, who
would not gladly endure a few days of priva
tion and futignot Who would not undergo
Mime little suffering and danger for tho sake
of having his name cnrulled among the bene
factors of the race?
2. Lieut. Col. F. A. Laine. aid-de.camp to
the Commander-in-Chief, having been burba
rously murdered by the enemy whilo propo
sing an exchange of prisoners, it is directed
that Lieut. Col. Brigade Yalderaman and
Oapt. Bcrdaido Allende be shot this after
noon, ut five o'clock, T. M., in the plaza of
XlU city.
3. Brig. General Fry in charged with the
execution of tho above order.
By command of
Wm. Wai.krr,
General Commanding in chief.
I. R. Thompson, Adjutant Gen., N. A.
A Female Vigilance Committfjc A cor
respondent at Mooraville, Indiana, has
favored the New Yurk Tribune with a
grtphic account of thewprising of the women
in that vicinity in defiance of law and ordei,
and miccesolnlly putting on ena to tne rum
traffic in their village. On the afternoon of
November lrt the church bells gave forth
some ominous peals, upon heariug which tbe
proprietor of tho rum shop closed his doors
nnd put the blind np before his windows.
The women soon assembled before the place,
and finding they could notobtaiu admittance
in do other way, burst the place opeu. 'Fhe
rum barrels and' Uegs were taken out of the
place, the. heads staved in and the contents
Fpilled oil tho ground. The feoialo mobiles
tUuo dispersed.
An AppalllMj. Statement. A ragtred chool
a, si ciut.ioii, In a public appeal, state that thare
are io Loudon 1.400.0UU who never attund
tiubbe worship, 150,000 hahituul drunkards
JLi'J.Utm open pronnjiiivB,
"ars, 10,000 jranimers. uU,u" uesuiuie ciui
dren, and 30.000 receivers of atolon Roods.
More tunn IU.duu youus ".
, arc ".J ' - " "
vr:
IS hereby given that Letters of Adfhfni
trntioti on the estate or Dr. Galen 3. Hob
bins, late. ofShamokintown, dee'd., has been
granted to the subscriber. All persons hav
ing claims hpalnst said estate, will please
present them properly attested for settlement
on or before the Sixth day of the Villi month,
next, and all those indebted to said estate
Will please make payment without delay to
KM DA JOHN, Adm'r.
llth mo. 1st, 1856. 6t -
CHEMIST,
Ab. 263 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa., '
MakvfaCturkr hp the ' 1 x ''
.Genuine Highly concentrated Compound Fluid
Extract. ,;
DUCIID AND 8ARSAPARILLA.
November 1A. 180(1. ly , ',
SHERIFF SALES.
By virtue of a certain writ of Yen. Exponas
to me directed, will be exposed to public pale
nt the Public House of Daniel Kisetiharl in
Upper Mahnnoy township, on Fill DAY the
fith day of December next, at 11 o'clock A.
M., the following property to wit : '
A certain Tract of Land, situate in Upper
Mnhanoy township, Northumberland County
adjoining lands of Jacob nnd George Keim,
John Kuorr, George Feterolf and others con
taining hlty nores more or less nearly all ol
which is cleared, whereon are ereclt d a One
Story Log House nnd a Log Stable.
Seized taken in execution and sold as the
property of John Yoder.
HENRY WEISE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Sunbury,
November 8, IR56. $
'JilE LATESTAIUUVAL
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
J. F. & I. F. KLINE,
Respectfully announce to their friends and the
public in general that tbry have rereived at their
.Store ill l.'pper Augusta township, Northumher
land county I'a., ot Klines Grove. Their Fall
and Winter goods are opened to the public a
fall assrotment of merchandize etc.
Consisting in part of Cloths, black and fancy
Cass mm, Satinetls, Checks, Kentucky Jean
Under Shirts and Drawers and all kinds of Fall
and Winter Goods.
A lot of ready made Cloalhing, consisting of
Cwata anil Vests.
Ladies Dress Goods,
Phawls, Gingham, Bcrage Detains, Calicoes,
black tsilks 4 c.
AIko a fresh supply of Drugs and Medicines,
Grocerios 4'C-i of all kinds.
A new supply of Hardware. Queensware,
wooden ware brooms 4 c. -
Also a largo assortment of Hoot and Shoes
suitable for men women and children.
HATS AND CATS.
A Iso ah assortment of School Books, Statione
ry, Envelopes, Ink and cheap publications. Ac.
Salt, Cheese Ac, a.J all goods usually
kept in a country store. Ootre and see, Come
one, come all. Cheaper than the Cheapest.
Thankful for past favors we hope bv Strict at
tention to business to merit a continuance ol the
same. . 1
A II of the above named stock of coods will be
sold positively at low prices for cath.or in ex
change for country produce at the highest mar-
net price.
Klines Grove, Pa., Nov. 8. 150 tf
TL'RNINO Fluid, Campbcne,
and Lamps, for sale by
fluid Wicks
J. F.& I. F. KLINE.
Klines Grove, Not. 8, 18S6. tf
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
rf!IE undersigned Executor of the estate of
Jacob Painter, dee'd-, late of tbe Uoroueh
of S'inbury, by virtue of a power contained in
the last will and testalment of said deceased, will
dispose of at Private Sale, the following valuable
lies I Estate, vli:
SEVERAL LOTS OR PA TITS OF TWO
LOTS OF GROUND,
in Market Square, in the Borough of Sunhury,
fronting 45 leet on Market Street, being parts
of lots No and on which are erected Threa
Frame Buildings. The dwelling is a two story
frnnie Building, with the usual outbuildings,
stable, Ac, late the residence of said deceased.
There ia also on the front of said lot, two two-
story frame build'ng. occupied as a store, shops.
c., with a good VV oil ol water belore the door.
ALSO; A FARM OR TRACT OF LAND,
containing about I GO Acres, riiuate between the
Cattawissa and Creek loads about three-quarter
miles from Sunbury. The improvements are a
frame two-story dwelling House, and a large
Bank Barn and other outbuilding. There are
several fine Springs on the premises, one near
the house, and also a number of fruit trees of
various kinds.
The terms and conditions of sale will be made
known by application to the undersigned, residing
near Sunbury.
JOHN ULSTERS.
Agent for Gb. A. Frick, Ex'rs.
Sunbury, Nov. 8, 1S56. tf
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
WllOI.tSil.E NU Itl.TilL.
THE subscriber would rcspectfuly inform the
readers of the A inerican, that ha has jutt
opened a ftpw
REFORMED CLOTHING STORE,
No. 298 Market Street, (S doors below Ninth,
south side) Philadelphia ; where he keeps con
stantly on band one of the best assortments of
Ready Made Clothing, in the city i also, a large
assortment of Cloths, Ciusiinors, &c which
will be made to Order, in the beot manner, and
at tho shortest notice i all of which will be sold
at the lowest possible Cati prices. Reader will
you please give us a tall I
DAVID MALL,
SOU MARK KT Street.
N. B. WILLIAM SHAFFNER. will be
pleased to sue his friend at the above Clothing
Store.
Oct. 2."), 1606 w3m3
PLATFORM CALES.
OF every description, suitable for railroads
&c, lor weiRiiir.g Hay, Coal, Ore, and
Merchandise generally. 1'urcliascr run no rik
everv scale is cuaranteed correct, and if after
trial, not found satisfactory can bo icturned with
nut cbarce.
Factory at the Old Stand, established for more
tlmn tweiitv curs corner ofinth and Melon
ctreels, Philadelphia.
AUBorr&co.
Successors to Kllicott & Abbott.
Philadulphia. Sept 13, 1850 c3m.
OYSTEUS ! OYHTEHBl !
Fresh from Baltimore every MorninR.
VANDYKE AND VANDENEKER,
XurtUumlerland Pa.,
Will furniih Rehluaranta and private families
Superior Uuliimore Oysters, by the Can or hal
Can. All order promptly attendud to on the
shortest notice. 1
JAMF.8 VANDYE, '
, '-JOSEPH VANDENEKER,
Oct 1R, 1H&Q. -If
WMTILEY'S COVOH tMNDY. An ex
W let remedy for coughs, colda. t or i
eel
air
at this olTice.
Dvcemlier 4. 1830.
CILVEK WATCHES A few double ras
English Silver WatcUea, lor aaie mi
prices by ' '"-'"
Sunbury, April U. lRr,6-
M m ANN'S LETTEK . PRESSES, with
If B booW nk, nd ail c,ir.rlet. just ir.ce,vca
iiid Ux sale by .u.iiAox.n.,
KuBbury, June 4. 18.13..
tJPICES, aupar. cot.
molaaava, Ua, cocee
J NV.
.1. .1 Niiiur hiMsuit for aale by -
1 MH-'l. ' . . R.Y, HKirni .r.u-
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I KIIOM,
TIIK MUSTANG CANDIDATE.
I F Col
Fremont had as many friends as
the
Muatang l.inimcnt, the opposition could not
iliaw a cornorals cuurd. Mr. Fremont remark.
ed. in his diboatcbea to President Fillmore, while
tranKporling horses an J cattle over ine pi una oi
Meico, "1 tint tl Uio lioveriitr.enl woulU aenil on
a liberal supply of Mustang Liniment, it would
save 'id ner itntil his loss-' 1 Ml is very
linnorland for all "Farms and Liverymen to
Uni.w. 7'he MUHtllllir Wllimeiina ww iuiiiui
. . . . ir. .,
urtiole for man or beast. It should alvvay be
used for Kores, Swellings, hull Jointit. Uurna,
Uriiitoa. Kheumalie Pains. &c, and lor uauis
Sprains, Spavins, Hingbone &.C, upon hordes.
Deware of imitations. The Mustang ia aold by
all resectable dealers everywhere.
ilAKNES & PARK,
Proprietors, New J ori
Uet. 18. 1056. lm. Pi.
m Ol.D PENe with and without case,
H -m .a aniM-rsor oualitv. iust received.
ol
Also a fresh supply of Writing Fluid, for felt
Bunburv. Dee. 87. IHfO- '
i 'UAIJi PC MPS- K
small number of these
eicellenl pump Uave beeu received sod ere
afler"t for sale fcj i
' II. I). MASSE ft.
Suntiurv. June 4. !Sfi6. -
I ) LANK Psjiihmeni Paper Deed and bUnk
lJ Mortgages, Bonds, Executions, Summon
Ac. forlvl. H. M. MASSES
Sunlory, Apr! ?"'. -, .
CHEAP WATCH AND JKWELRY'lcVTOIlE
Aa 72 Nor (4 Second Strtity (opposite th
' Aitount Virion Htus.).
Philadelphia. . . :
GOLD Lever Watches, full jeweled, 18 K, es
ses, $28 1 Silver Lever do,, do., Sil
ver Lepine, dr., 9: Quartier. $5 to $7 1 Gold
Spectacles. $4 60 to $10) Silver do., $t 60;
Silver Table Spoons per sett, $14 to 1R;
Silver Desert do., do., 4(9 to 81 It Silver Tea do-,
do., $4 7A to $7 00 t Gold Fens and Gold Ca
ses, $3 3S to $6 t Gold Pen and Silver do., ft;
together with a variety of fine Gold Jewelry,
Gold Curb , Guard and Fob Chain- ' Alt good
warranted to tie Sa represented. Watches and
Jewelrv, repaired In the best manner. . Also, Ma
sonic Marks, I'ins, Ac, made to order.
K. B. All order sent by mail or therwise.
will be punctually attended to. -1 .
Phila., Oct. 4,185a. lyw.
' "AID AND C0MF0RT.,r7
To Your Own , M cell .till c.
ISAAC M WILKERSON,
Respectfully announce that he has tnken tbe
stand lately occupied by Georjre Renn, whe'e
he is prepared to manufacture all kinds of
FURNITURE AND CHAIR
Of the most Fashionable Style.
'T'HE subscriber respectfully call the attentioi
A of the public to hi large and splendid as
sortment of every quality and price f
iAIRIMl-WAICI,
which cannot fail to recommend itself to every anr
who will examine it, on account of its durable
workmanship and aple.ndid finish, made up of the
best stock to be had in the city. No cll'ort is
spared in the manufacture of his ware, and the
subscriber i determined to keep up with the
many improvements which are constantly being
made. His stock consists of Mahogany
SofitM, DIvniiM nnl I.oimpfn
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards,
SOFA, I'.HIilhFAST AMI DIMNG TABLES
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to Phil.
delphia manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and price
CUPBOARDS, WORK AND CANDLE
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
In short, every article in this line of his business.
He also manufacture all kinds and qualities
CIIAIKS,
ncluding varirtie never belore to be had ii
Sunbury, such as Mauooaut, Black Walnut
An CtBLr.n Matle Grkciak ; Ann WimisnH
CHAIRS, A.n FANcr Piao Stools, which are
of the Iutest stVi's, and warranted to be excelled
by none munufactuifd in the" Cities or elsewhere.
The subscriber ia determined i!?t there shall
be no excuse for persons to purcin furri'ture in
the cities, as every confidence can be entertained
about the quality and finish of their wart and
Chairs.
These articles will be disposed of on a good
terms as they can be purchased elsewhere. Coun
try Produce taken in payment for work.
I1T UNDERTAKING. Having provided
a handsome Htiiisr., he ia now prepared for
Undertaking, and attending funerals, in thi vi
cinity, or at any convenient distance from this
place.
IV The Ware Room ia in Fawn Street, bc
ow Weaver's Hotel.
lAC M. WILKINSON.
8unbury, Sept. 13, 185C tf.
HERRING'S SAFE
A9A1N
THE CHAMPION1!
The onf; Safe which, in every instance, pre
served (heir entire contents in the late
Extenive Fires.
AT tlie burning 01 tne Artimn
Itu.UuiKB. April MKh, end in
llje GUKAT iu Murk.-t St
M:i lit. ISS41, the genuine Herring
Snfe prenervtfti the Jewlrjr nf Gen.
W. fcimmoiii Jt Hro. ; Hc-tki, I'a
peri. &.(!. tit Fi'hftT k Hio. nnd
i-.dwnrd teiniii K-., oner re
niiiiniiig cxpittw in the minting
niiit i'tr nef T rty Houra, mi.
proving c-nusiivjiy wimi we have
hWvhvi claimed fir them, their
reut luneritritv over nil recuritici
now known.
in HiewAre , the HF.RRING'SSAFE, n diner ""Ii
by mtle with thie advert iscil us war muted ttiarnnd 10
per wnt. mor fiiethuii Ilerriin', came Inrih the ac
kimwleiitred vidoi. nt only prmtetrinir their e nttrnl in
excellent nr(ter, but he in thernnelva in n etuvlititm to
through mint lit r nrtleHl, while the huateil nlainande U(
nllter makers ote bailly UM't up in every inshinre, nnd in
nne ruses theii e:tiie eonteuts enpletely destrMyed.
To (he public we wmld simply v thet, riuni; the U
years the Herring's Hnfe has I teen bti'nre them, nvn than
iwo ii u ml red liuve NHStd through ocideutal fires without
the ucrurreiice if a single loss.
We would, therefore, caution pirrlmsern nfrninst tbe
misrepresentation of interested pities. The Herrinft's
pHttnit is the on'y Fiie-pniof Hub mode in thij city
which is procctMl by a Tn'eut Itiait, and we will frnar
nntee it to rnisl more thnit double.hc amuuut of heat uf
any oilier Safe now knowu.
FarrclH & Iltrrlner,
Sole Mnnufurturrs in this State of
'HERRING'S PATENT CHJIiPiOS SAFES,"
34 llamf., Philada.
N-H "Kvmis ft Vnlnnn's Jinrnvrd Salmnandrrs,"
' Oliver Kvan's," "C. J. tnylt!, nml S -ntt's Aalwtna."
Iron Chfls. (h liirfff ,rfniPMt hn-iiir Iwni taken in part
payment lor 'HerriiislV) will be siilut low puces.
i'liila.,June2l, ISM ly.
Sc HACK,
MiKKiis ami hiiirtiis or
WHITE ASH ANTHRiCITE COAL,
From the
Big Mountain (olliery
SIIAMOKIN. vnn-rtl'D C0'N'I'v'
Address Sheuffdi Black, binbury. or Sha-
moliin, Pa. '
Sunbury, May 24, 186C tf
COLEMAN'S
CHEAP pUTLERYSTOBE,
No. 21 Xorlh Third St., leow Arcli,
pniLADELrilli.
NlirXTRV Merchants can se Irora ten to
fifteen per cent, by purchase; at the above
stores. lit importing my own gou. pnjmg
lull . r-,,i nml livinn rconomiralv. It is Plan
can undersell those who purrtiMe their Goods
hern n!,u hiirh rents and ive hki princes.
.. .
Cniiuimii v on nanus nrw moruiiriu u, . -
ml l,.l.i Knives. Scissor did Razors, Table
Knives and Forks in ivory, slag.buflulo.bone and
l h,,,,.!!,.- Carvers and Forts. fcc. Butcher
Knives. Dirks. .Bowie Knives, Revolving and
plain Pislola, &c.
Also a large assoriment oi .lecorucn.,
Also fine English Twist and (jc nniii Ouns.
; JUlt.N n. UJtli'i.i'i,
Oct. 30, 1855. ly. Importer.
SUGAR CURED HAM. A lot ju.t rec.ived
and lor sale 1V. dlaoiiui.ji'
Sept. 13. ISS0.
PENNSYLVANIA COMMERCIAL
, INSTITUTE,
H.O DATED IN "STORK,
Fr'EKS young men all itie advantage oi s
iliurough l)usine bilucation. .
- nci u u i,t jv 'I't-iiv
Embrace Double-Entry Dook-Keeping, as ap
plied to Wholesale, lletail, lumtmision, man
ufacturing, Shipping, Steam Boating, Individ
ual, Partnership, and Uouipounu company
Business.
PENMANSHIP
in all the Ancient and Modern Hands. Also,
l.ECTL'KES on Commercial Law and Political
Economy, by Thomas E. Cochran, Esq.
For Circular, &C-, addre the undeisigntd.
T. K. WHITE,
York, P.
September 6, 1860.m.
DR. J. FTJPwSELL,
Formerly at Berryeburg, Oauphln eouuty.Pa.'
1 EKEBY announce to th citiien of 8ha-
1 mukinand vicinity, that he ha permanent
U located himself iu the above place, nnd liope
tbst u eperience of aeteral years, in all the
various branches ol ins proreswu. wm
biro liberal t)ar of their pstruiiage. : He roy
t ll limes be found, when not professionally
eugsgeo, m sudou v . 'i
hhjmokin, Ocgler C5, 1PS0--8m
nt'fWWnl ST 'H
Cathartic' , PiUsV
(Sl'dAIl COATED,)
tu Ukvm to
CLEifflfi Tltfi ftCK)t ANt CURB THB SXCXr'
. InvalldR, Kalltrit llothtri, PhynlftUni.'
Pli!lnutliroDlnU.raft thlr KITeCtil, ,
and jntf.; of ihelr Vlrtu
yrm. th cithr of 1
Dn. J.O. Ati. Hn I hwy bran r-potMlfr cuird nf
thn wortt hfl6h niiy inf enn hire hy r Jrn or twr
l tmT l'lltn. It atmnw tr u-t fhm fenl pttmvr)i. jrk,irh
tliry RtMno M oiim. Jf Uinjr mill our o litem m Uiejr A
UiP thj fart in n-isrtb ktiuwlng.
Ymin with grnt iMjMt,- rV.ft, W. fRKRI.H,
i.i Cttrk Atatfnur Clarm J
Billons Disorder and Llrer Complaints.
V . i I) DlPARTWUNTOf Til IfTSMM!, .
M wmiriiM, D. t 7 Feb.. lHArt.1
Krft! t nam iinM your I' J 118 hi my iruiiAml ftntt li-trnl
fiDrvwkf ninp yini mv thm, &nd rfcuaut hmltKtet
Miy thttv Kr ibt lit mtlutrtto w Mnploy. Tlinlr rgti
Uting action Ui tvvr In quirk and OeoitM, ronwif)iimtt
ly tltfy nr un R)mh-iiMt rnmH.T far dorHTi'-rnntsof tliftt
itiTn. IndeM, I mre fwlrtom fmnrl n nuw ofbrtimti 4i
nut o rtimtlnntf tlrt ft did not renJflr yieM ttt-tbeni.
Frnteiually yimiv, ALONZo HAI,I, .M. t.,
Phytician tf iht Marine Jfvtfntiil.
- PrRentory, RcIax nnd Worm, i 'i
Port Otnrie, IIaktiani), Ijv.Oo., Mich., Nov. 1ft, 1 drift,
tK. Avkr! Your Pit!) ar th inrfnrtkin of mMlrfn
TUy Intra tim my vif inort unod tki I ciin tU yon. ,
p"i nun cH-rtu hick huu pimnjc awny mr tnuunifl. nrnt
Tift to lxi fir-cUni'd nt Brunt t,X)ieni, but pit no tat tor,1 8h
tiifiii (xmiDitinrm taking your 1'uln, wltfcb wwn curod hnr,
hy nxpclliitu Inrco qiinntltimi tf woniit (tlf-1) from her
body. Thy nfirrwanlii ciiifj;! her nml our two chiMrpn
if M(ioty dywiitorr One of onr m-iKlibor had It (ad. and
ny wlf- ruml blni with -two ft of your HIM, wktle
.tlwm aiounil m fxU.I ft-um flv to twenty dollm dvcUin
biltfl, and Imt tinith fiiuu. without hin ennui eutirfly
t?vn then. Hitch a mndfdnA nn yours, lilcli Is aetuftUy
Koud and hetsMt, Will b friy.ed ltnvr.
OHO. J. KimX, ft!tmasttr.
fndlccstlnn nnd Impurity of the Illood.
Wi her. J. V. Jlmt, tiifor jf Adittt fViwrr. Dottmu
1)9. AvtRi I liHTO iumvI your PHU with xtrntrdlnary
furcow in my family and ntiiyntf tlift I hin civIIpi! toviMt
in diitni. To iftfiilnte th iMhaih i' dljctlon and pm My
tho blood thfy are the vry taet mnwly I have ernr
known, and 1 can confidently Kroninind them to my
IVitnin. Yrmns J. V, lllMtfi.
WnAW, WrowiNo Co.. S. Y., Oct. 24, lHf.fl.
Irn Xia: 1 am uninx your Cathartic Villi Iu my pruc
tfe, and find thm an ftrellpnt puigfittv to cltamw tbt
eyiUm nd purify the fountain f the brnod.
JOHN O. MKAC1IAM, M. D,
Erysipelnf KcrofniH, K1112N Evil, Tetter,
Tumor Hnd Salt Itheum.
Vwi a V rwttruxi.g Mnxhcmt nj Lout, 4,
Da. ATRRt Your Pilta are the parapon rf all tha li
(ETRt in medicine. Thry hare rured my little dauftiiter
uf nlceruun aoi-m niou hrr hrula an) feet that ha I pro tod
inrunihle for rtpara. Her mother baa Iwen Unr Kiii'Vm
ly afflicte! with blutcliMii aud pimpl on her eltin nnd In
her hair. After our child wa cuiud. nhe km triv ur
PilU. and they liave currd her. ABA MO!UiRlll'K.
RbttumntihTD, Neiiraljiin, nnd Gout.
FemUxt Jttr. Dr. liawlu. tfthe Mrtiadtiit . fourth.
VvhAhKi Hoi, Savannah. Da., ,Tu, tt. l.vt,
IlrmnRKD Sir : I abnuld be ungiatful fr tlie Mi'd; your
kit) Iim hrrtnht me it I did not report my cam to yu.
A cild attiml In my Mm hi and bi-ouirht oit'exmii-iarins
ntunilifii I'oiim. which eudswl In rhmnlc rlnuuiaiiiun.
NotwiiltHtanitin 1 hwt line bmt of jhynicnuii. the diuase
Hitw worse aud worse, nnfll. by th dvle f your rxrd
h nt ejrf nt in Italtimoie. Dr. Ma-keniie, I tried" ymir Titli.
Their enM-u were !ow, but aurv. ly sevei inj iu tho
uk of tlim 1 am bow entirely woll.
StNATC ChAMHER, BaTOI lttHMF. TsA., 5 Do..
Dr. Aykr : 1 ha Iweu entirely cuid by yotir Till nf
EltetiDifetic Uyut a iiaiidul tlbft-'n- that had oft.lctfd me
for yearn. VINCKNT SUDIUsL.
For Propfty, IMethora, or kindrrd Com-
ftlnltita, rt.juinDS an active purge, they arc an eicwl
rnt reim-dy.
rT CostivrneM or ConNtipntion, nnd n
Oin 11 r 1111 ili'-y ate auie'tido .md etlurtiml.
Fits Kupprcpsion I'mnlyis InflninmR
tloii, ami ".' ' LK " d Pnrtiol Hlliitt
neaa. hiifo btVtt cured i t"v altenti actiou uf lU.-e
I'tllK.
Mtt of the vil.a in market r-ln rciiry, which, al
thuuKh n Mihutl le rctuinlv in "kilfu. ban.- I danerwu
In a public fill, from tlidnadful MuMs ietir llwt fie
queHtly follow iw tncuutifn- ui-. Th'jee cOhiwu u- W
cury or miuwral aubetauce wlcitocr.
AVER'S CHERRY PECTORAL
FOR TH1C RAPID CL'KB OP
COt'GfIS,CI,D!,TIOAnSK KS!f IXPM'
E.MA. BRO.XCilfTIH, WIIOOPINU
COUGH CllO VP, AfcTIIMA, IN
CIPIICNT COKVMPTIOATt
and fir the rr-tief of rousumidlve iatiptiti'in aJranocJ
tip-e of the dinwnne. ... ,
y'm need mot epeak to the public of I'a virtue.
TbnniKhnut awry town, and alnvoet eirery hamlet of the
American Mate, ita wonliifiiI prrt' of pulmonary coin-
tlainte have made It alra.l Vm.w. Nmv, fw tho
Hutu iu atiy civiiirwil txuntiyon Line rontlucm without
K)lnc eif3!ial f'X'tm'i'-nre oi Un eftecra ; and ft-Mer yet ihe
cooimunitiee anv wJ err whi.-fi have not at;nntt tht-m
tome Uviiin tiM'hy of it viuoi.v over the vithtle and dnii
tceroua did''K'e of the throat and liuign. While it ie tlie
nut powerful antidote yet l:nowi to in an fir the formi
dable and daiiuroua diActuton of the uUiimiaiy oiirana. It
ie nlao the il:iiiU'st aud Dafcet remedy tVitt ran lie em-
tloy1 C'V in ik tits and voting )hi stout, raieute should
tave it in N'ore aainut the iuidious e tit my that ual
upon thwn nnpri'pmwi. We have HhundMnr xrmtit(e to
leitve the C'MKRkT fECTORA). tax mre Uvm by the con
aumptiona it pniventa than tho it curt-a. kwp it by.
you. aud cure your cold v. lulu tln-y are curte, nor ih k
le:t tlu ni until no human kll aiu iiiamer tiie lnxoralT
canker that, fatiiciud ou the viule. eatN yotir life aav.
All know the druadful totality of luutc diKirdvrM, and ia
they know too the vfrtufa of thii icukmIv. wu n-l not do
more than to aurmrw thvm it U till made tlie Ktt It can
ta. We stpaiu no ct. no care, no toil to produce it tbe
tuoPt perfect powihla. and thus afford thoew)o rely ou
It Ihe beet agent which our k ill can furnieh for tht lr cure.
PREPARED BY DR. J. C. IYER,
Practical and Analytical Chsmiit, Lowell, Haas.
AUD SOLD BY
Wm. A. Bruner, Sunbury! Bird ft Joan, Shamukin
V Wiemei, Norlbumlirrlond : J. K. Caslnw, Milln:
Ilnya ft Mccormick, MrEwiuttiU and b aU DrupgisU
,hA:gt,u;st:,?
A PERFUMED BREATH.
VI7HAT lady or gentleman would remain un-
" iler the curse of a disagreeable breath when
by using the ' Balm of a Thousand Flower," aa
a dentrilire would not only render it sweet but
leave the teeth white as alabaster 1 Manv per
sons do not know their breath is bad, and the
subject is so delicate their friends will never
mention it. Pour a single drop of "Balm" on
your loottl hrutdi and wush the teeth night and
morning. A fifty cmt boitle will last a year.
A beautiful complexion may easily be adjured
by using the 'Bulin nf a Thousand Floweas."
It wnl remove tan. pimples, ami frrrklfs from tbs
towel,' Voir nii'v)onrTlli,)T"Or(), Una wirtiiB
face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAhi,
Wet vnnr shaving brush in either in warm or
cold water, pour on two or three urops oi na m
of a Thousand Mowers, run me ormu -en
it will mak a beautiful sort laiher, much facili
tating the operation of shaving, rnce oniy uny
reins, fluware of counterfeit. None genuine
unless signed by
V. V. S t. I KlLHir. or lu.
Franklin Square, New V'ork.
Sept, 87, 18S8. 6m
Clican Watches jJewelr
IfJHOLESALE and Ketail, at the "I'hiladel-
Dhia WaUh and Jewelry Store," No. 08
North Second Street, corner of Quarry,
FHItASELFHlA.
Gold l.evr Walelws, full jeweled, Id caral enses, r.S,00
0"ld l,ne 1. it..KMI'.-f 'lvp.xluiles. I.-'O
Silver lp. full jewIM, e. Gokl llraccltts, . 3 .00
5 lm lVr, full jewM 14 ! adirs (iol.1 l'.e.ls, I.W
t,,t, i. (.juurtieis, 7. Silver Tea iooiis, set, S,U0
UuU Hneeuele. 7,1UM ,. , no
Gold Pens. Willi Teiifil uu iW HoMer, l,t
Gold Finger King, 37J cents to $80 ; Watch
Glasses, plain. 12J cents, Patent. IN I Lunet,
SS; other article in proporuun. nu
ranted to be what they are sold for.
HTAUFFER & HARLKY,
On hand, some Gold slid Silver Levers and
Lepines, still lower than the above prices.
Oct. 4, 1856.-ly.
A PKSW
KAVF.D IS A FENNY
GAINED I
WE have just received direct from Philadel
dhia a Ireah supply of goods, suitnble for tho fall
trade. We r now dioiiig ol onr cummer
Hiock. at YURV LOW J'KiC E8, to make room
for our winter supply. JNow is tlie lime to se
cure barcaina.
k E.Y. BRIGHT 60N.
SepL 19, 185,
NOTICE,
ALL pcraon having claiina unsettled, gainst
Bowen Marl & Master, or Bowen 4 Ma
ser. will please hand thein to the subscriber 5
V S. B. MABSEtt-
Sunbury, 8ept. 57, 1868.4tf
I.1ILK8 for Maebinista, carpenters, A-e., tc,
Beattv' edge tool, plane and Iwnch screw
forsaVh B. Y. BRIGHT . 8iN.
May 81, 1850. ,
VTA1LH, spik, hammered end horse
-IN n.iis. e.hal shovels, pick, jrxik be
su
M4
i8cr..rAfIW6cfc"
1 French Merlnneo,)! nWnrs, P.,i; ','
Fwhionable Cloak CmIm, , , , .
fall fMlk Ihe style' " Jl f. .. . ,
; Magnificent New DeLalnea, r i '
' Urat Htvlea rail Calfeoe. . 1. . : .
Verf larg Stuek f New Miawta, . . .
Flannels. Welsh, English and American,
Cluihs, Vesting and all kind Mr' Wear
Hhreting. Table Linens, Towlings, Ac.
EYHEA KANDEL1,,
4th ,4 ARCH Rrs I'hiladelpbio.
Stnrokeppers are Invited to Mamin our New
Ooods, Familie can be well lulled i i vry
kind of Dry Goods. ( . , .
W make Blk. 8ilk and Kbawls leading ar
ticle for Wholrsaleing. Pi fl. JQU rrreired
daily from the Auctions of Nw Yoik and Phila
delphia. , ,:,..' r .
t3sV Tanura Nrt Cami,- ' ',
Sept. 6, '50 w3mo , - ,
V -Cancer Cured.
IANCEHS, r.imeni, Men Ulcer. Scrofula
White Swelling &c., rured without Surgical
operations by Dr. Lauiisherry.
Vt. I,' Pamphlet (2nd, 3d..) on the treatment
and cure of Cancers, Tumor. &c. will b sent
to any address (tree) on receipt of a postage
stomp
Ollioe WALNUT St., Philadelphia.
Wept. 6, 18f.6 3m
iHS. . l OVKIt.
lMf of the Union Hotel.
Lale of the 6rnn of Stcvaus,
NATIONAL HOTEL,
(late whits swak,
' Rate Street, above 7'hird,
rillt.ADEI.I'IIIA.
rjlHE above well-known Establishment, have
B. ing been entirely remodeled, introdi ciug all
the modern improvements, and also, newly fur
iMnlied throughout, will be opened for the recep
tion of Guests on the
FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
The proprietors, from their determination to
devote their attention to the comfort of their guests
flatter themselves with the conviction that they
will be able to give satisfaction to their patrons.
Carriage will always be in readiness to con
vey passengers to and from Steamboat Landings
and Railroad Depots.
SIDE8 lr HTOVER,
Race Street, above 'I hird.
Philadelphia, August 30, 1B-S6. ly .
AMERICAN IK) USE,
AVILLIAMSPORT, PA.,
J. li. KKLTOX, rroprletor.
Jas. T. Haix. Ass't.
Sept. 13. me. tf
it.mitY, L4uk. f. & to.,
PAPER, PRINTERS' CARDS,
ENVELOPE & RAG
XO. 5 MLWJi STREET, PMLADEVA
100 tons Rags wanted for Cash. !
August 23, I8S6. 6m
IDEJSi TISTRY-
SMICK & RENX,';
Annonnce to thn citizons of Sunburr. and
' vi'i.illitv tliut. lllfiv linVA nminoil an .' n
Sunfinry, ono door ent ol the Post Office,
where tiiJ r prepared toatteiid to all binds
of work belonging to H'e professiou io the la
test and most improved slylp.
Sunbury. August 23, igi"0.tr.
THE COMING HOLIDAYS !
Great Preparations,
WM. T- PRT,
it returning thanks io Ills numerous friends
and residence of Sunbury and vicinity for
theii very liberal patronage, and anticipating an
increased demand for articles of liis own Manu
facture and Importation, has made extensive
preparation to supply the same, in hia stock
(surpassed by none in the city, and to which he
i constantly receiving additions from Europe
of the newest styles,) can always be found a
choice selection of articles uuitablc for Uridal,
llirthday and Holiday Presents, of the most
recherche and unique description, romprisiri),-in
part Kich Dressing Cases, Writing Desk, Cabas,
Fans, Uronxe liiwjue and Pariaw Figures, Mu
sical Boxes, Opera Glasses, and a rich variety of
the useful and ornamental in Ormolu, bronze,
.shell, Mosaic, Papier Mache, &c. Also, Combs
brushes and Toilet Articles.
WM, T. FRY,
128 Arch St., (opposite the Theatre) Phil's.
October 4, 1850 3inw
FLOUR, FEED & GROCERY STORE
CHARLES GAUIKGER,
RESPECTFULLY inform tlie cilizen of
Sunbury aud the neilihoriiiir country that
he hna purchased Ihe Grocery Slore in Water
street, in the rear of the wharf, recently kept by
v'cise x L lcincnt, and that he lias just replen
ished liis stock which he will sell at reasonable
prices. He will keep a constant supply of
Hour, I ram and reed, Ureari, 1 isli and
Cheese, Hams, Shoulders and Herring, Coffee,
Si. gar and Molasses, Teas, Spices and Fruits,
IS uts, Confeclionaries of all kinds, Uoota and
.sinus, Ladies fiailers, Miea ami Children's
Miors, also Queensware, Cedarware, Hardware
and Notions, &ic, &c.
Citizens are requested to send In their order
far Flour, Ford and Groceries and b will de-
Kuiibuiy, June it. io.ju. u
LABORERS WANTiSU.
V NUMB Ml of good Laborers are wanted on
sil.m of tbe Northern Central Rail
Road, below Trevottou biiJge. Good wages puid
and the best kind oi accoiiiinniiauo.i gnen. xip
ply to WM. GAUGLEll, on the works, or to
v 1 -II. B. MASSLR.
July 0.185(1. Sunbury. Pa.
JOHN FAKEIIIA,
So. 284 Marl A Street, cbovt 8(A,
uml Hil l PIHA.
imoDTrR Manufacturer and dealer in all
kind and qualities o! lancy lurs. iur i..o...
and Children. J. F-, would call tha attention
of the l.xlie and others to las immenre a.rt-
i.:.. ,i.r..t Imuorler and Manufactur
-- , ,.
er of 'all my furs. I feel confident in saying thsl
; .a-..L. -r-,.i..i liideceineiits to tho-e in
i can uuer mo 5 - --- ... t
want and al the same lime will have one ol the
lamest assortment to select from.
Storekeeper, and the trade will please give ma
, call tfor. Vrc..as.ng......v , ,
ment is wel stip pneu - ---- -
" erv anicle In the Fur line, and at the lowest
poasible Manufacture rUNe..fAKERA
- 24 Market Street.
Philadelphia, Sept. '.0, If 60 -4mw,
PHILIP S.
WHOLKSSLK SI a.TAlt.
Grocery, Wine and Liquof Store,
5 E cor. Walnut and H'uler Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
DEALERS and families will be promptly
supplied al the lowest prici s.
October 4. 1 850. if
A LL persons indebted to tbe firm ol Friting
t .. n-,i. Book account or other
wise are respe'ctfully requested lo come forwaid
and pay op between ini uu ".".""--
Buubury, Oct. 4, 1856 If ' 1
CMi pelli.K of all kinds. flr i.d t-M. Oil
Cloib nd oil .hade, of the latest ,U for
E. Y.OHIOHT ON.
1 by
WRITING FLUID and AdUe
a Dk'nl.tl1
A ; a i i .nmlonss. for sale by
si. B. MA-ciJ.
CaWnet Mkf 'c Finding, i
Tli solwrriliersresptcifuily in form, their friend
di'tl the puhlie generally, that ltfV l'"ve eohner
led t.!'i 'heir Redding k Fu"iili(ng business
large ! rrd sticli pf.l'sbjnft Maker's,
Findings. fnifi'it stand ' - ., !f
A'o. H3 5..V1 teconti Street,, ieloui ChfttuMU '
, i rfcllndftip'ila. -i.rr
They li iroeed ith them W. P. JJrowrr
who has hren for tmmy em nrnnpei) in lh
ptineipal Establishment the kind in this ety '
The stork of Go.Hls nfm eft hand comprises''
every description of rtinterssl d l,y CuJiinet
Maker, consisting in psrl nf the following. vi ;
lln'rdware drpsrtmeiit. Leeks, Hinge, Screw
Castors, Bed Scrrw. Chair ml ea Pptings,
Coffin Handle, &c
Cabinet . Maker' Material, Heir 'etrllng', '
Curled Hair, Looking tils Plate ml Frame.
Glue, Varnish, Sond Pvper, J.irlnps, Jlsck and
Fancy Silk and Worsted Gimp, Sofu and Chair
i Webbing, Twine, Sacking Bottoms, Aiwtrood,
Mahogany, Walnut and Maple Knobiv Ola
Screws, &e: ' '
Bedding Depnrlmrnt, Hair, Husk, Moss, Wenf
and Cotton Mattresses. Feather fnls. Bolster
and Pillows; l'ltisli, Damask and Moreen Cush
ion Comfortables, Counterpaiie, Linen ami'
Cotton Sheet, Pillrrw Cases, Linen and Cottoni
Towel. Table Cloths, Table Linen, Tsbla Cov
ers, Moreen, Demask and Plush by th piece,
Moss and Husk by the bale or pound.
The Hair Seating and Curled flnir ia from th
Phils. Manufactory of D. A. J. Noblk.
N. B. Hotels, Steam Boata an) Ships fur'
nisbed st th shortett notice.
NOfll.IT. BtfOWN A NORI.TT. .
83 South 2nd St., lelnw Chtntnvt.
(Nearly opposite Bank of Pennsylvania.))
Philadelphia, August 9, 1830. ly.
Pennsylvania Wire Works-
No. 60 Arcli St. between Second & Third,
(Opposite Bread Street,)
PHILADELPHIA.
Sieves, Riddles, Screens, Woven H"r
Of all Meshes and Widlhs, with all kinds of
plain and Fancy Vire Work.
EAVY Twilled Wire for Spark Catchers;
Coal, Sand and Gravel Screens; Paper
Maker'a Wire ; Cylinder and Dandy Rolls, co
vered iu the best manner; Wire and" Wire Fen
cing. A very superior article of Heavy Founders'
Sieves. All kinds of Iron Ore Wire and Sieve.
BAYLISS, DARBY & LYNN.
August S3, 18.16 c3m
NOTICE.
VOTICE is hereby given that application will
1 ' made to the next legislature of Pennsylva
nia, at the aeasion of IH57, for the creation of a
corporate body with banking and discounting
privileges, to be called the "Siumoeim Bank,"
located at Shamokintown Northumberland Co.,
Pa., with a capital stock of $150,000, with tho
privilege of increasing the same to $300,000
if necessary. '
Shamokin, June 14, 15(1. 6m
vse
Flour, Feed and Provision stort.
SEASH0LTZ & PETERY,
Rroadxcay, between Market Blackberry Sis.
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of
Sunbury and vicinity that they have just
received large and well selected assoriment
of choice
FAlEIL? C-P.OCEHIES,
consisting in part of Hams, Shoulders, Mackerel,
Herring. White Fish, Cod Fish, Salt Preserved
Fruit, Pickles, Crackers, Cheese, Molasses, Rice,
Sugar, Coffee, (srrecn, roasted and ground,) Im
peiial. Young Hyson, Gunpowder end Black
Teas, Cedar-ware, Stone-ware, Soaps, brushes
plow and wash lines, hoots and shoes, tobacco,
aegars, &c, together with every article usually
found in a first clns Grocery Store, all of which
will be sold at the lowest prices, either for cash or
country produce. We are also prepared to sup
ply the citizens with fresh bread, twist, rolls, pies,
pretzels and rakes nf every kind.
N. B. The highest cash prices will lie paid for
butter and eggs, corn, oats, rye and wheal.
Sunbury, May 31, 18.r6
MOUNT CARMEL HOUSE,
.MOUNT CARMEL,
Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.
THIS large and commodious Hotel is silua
ted nearly hall way between Sunbury n
Pottsville. The scenery the salubrity of t'
atmosphere and the cool mountain breezes, mi
it one of the most delightful summer retreatr"
the country. The Hotel, is a new structure,""
stories high, fitted up with all tbe moderr"
veniences. The pure mountain water is tro"
duced into every chamber. The place easv
of access, being but one and a halt ho r'J
from Sunbury, over Ihe Philadelphia Sun
bury liail Road. From Pottsville, it is miles
Every attendance will be paid by llrljr'
tor to make guests comfortable. Cha," mJc
rate. jgg.ICE.
ML Carmel, May 34, ISBfir tf
GTJJST- NOTICJ
ANDRE W W UliFP'ISi
Importer and Msnufsvlut
K it n s. It ill ?. rl1oiJifphit
T eral ussnrlniu tt,n(t ,. ''jand.ef";
rrel Shot Ouns, ts'ge durli guv ,nJ
tol.of all kinds, lso, the cJea.; c.st
.(I rifles, with increased twists, to ,,oo ,v,
pointed bell of his own make; rifle Imrrtla.
bags, pouches. Ac. He inviies persons wish.,
to purchase goods in his line, to call and examti
his stock neiure purcnaung i""-'- - -determined
to sell on th most reasonable terms.
ry Particular attention paid lo ifcpamng i
all its branches.
August U0, ISf-fl w3m
EAGLE PIOTL,
OPPOSITE WKSTBBAXCII AK,
-WILLIAMSfOB1, FJV.,
II.I.I4'1 II. H'. Proprietory
C, A. HTnm, ssistanL
yj li An tlinnlhus wM run to and from the
Depot and Packet LainK'g. to this Hotel, free
of charge.
September 13. 16-'
-tf
lHBMEROF THIS .EieHBOR--
kiooit;
GrnKer of W heat and ft;, fife leinaut
Suitr Phnrphate nf l.iine.'if yrtutravt heavy
Crops, or Leinau's American fertilizer.
riMlESE valualle Manure have been used for
A the past six year successlully lor the
Grain snl Tobacco i'rot in Irginia, j iin i-
vani. New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland ana ine.
Islands of Bermuda and Barbsdoes A barrel.
(350 llw") is suliieieut for an Jiere oi -.ami.
The a'.iove h ertilners are r.ompo- i ira
Chemical Elements, whi h largely increase n
Crop and improve the -oiling, nounung tne vai
lie of the land. -"'-e ui m '
is 40 t'O a ion. Nilregened $o0 00, the Amen-
cm Fertiliser 00 r Ton. or $3 SO a
Barrel, l 8s IVeB; also, every variety oi
Guhho. Pure Land Plaster, Pot Ash, Nitrat of
Soda, Bone Dust, Pow.lered Charcoal 4c.
GEO. 4.LlilNAU, Proprietor,
JVo 19 South Front Strectx
lIIJkt)KI.rr.IA.
Ooods delivered free of c''.rgc.
UT To Wholesale De.iers, a lilwrrl discount
Pamphlets in Kihsh and German Laugusge
Gratis. Ordc, at a disiance, Cash accompany
tng of Dr. promp'lv tteiull to by -
(J, A LEI N A U, Proprinlor. '
Fill A DA Fa.
N " Tlllilnlna. kavs beil awarded from th
i niw.v.-ani Agriculteral Society ; New Vj,k
1 Crystal I'elac jiaociuon mm
Btsle A rnenltural Society,
i 'biJdlpl. A . 1"- .
.' at lritnii)