INTKRIII!I TO FATHERS t FAMI
LIES.
CAN A CHILD LIVE WITHOUT
CLOTHING.
The following account of an extraordinary
experiment recently mad by parent with
ilil lOloOl Clllia, lor vu purpusa ui a;ceniu
inn whether be can dispense with clothing, is
? - .i ti.it: V i H-:l.
taken irora iusj Luuun Advening man i
The (object of the costume of the ancient
Britons has often been diseased ; it has
been asserted that they were nuked. Those
who otiDoscd that View adduced aa reasons
the coldness and variable nature of the cli
mate. The question has been let at rest by
an experiment which has recently beeti made
on a cniiu ai ov. ..v.
Tim rhild ia fourteen months old, and is the
ann nf Mr. -. who determined to ascur.
tain what tha human frame would bear. ' The
-child is perfectly Baked, day and night J ho
leeps without any covering in a room with
tha thermometer at 38 decs. ; from this he
goes into a bath of 118 degrees; be some
lini.i oiiDi In aleen in the buth : ho is tier
fectlv indiOerent to boat or cold : is Iinly,
oii.. rtioerful and intelliccnt: Ins arrcnr
nco constantly reminds the observer ir the
t.est efforts of our best paiuters and sculptors
Therein is tho brou ultal lie is uio renmy.
His simple, natural, easy, graceful, and ever
varying postures, aro charming. He arrests
tho atteutioti and commands the admiration
xt all who see him. The peculiar character
f hi skin is very striking ; it is exquisitely
-healthy and beautiful. It may be compared,
to tho rny or the sun streaming thro' a pain
ted window. ,
Duriog tho progress of the experiment ne
1ns cut three, teeth without manifesting any
of tho diaiigreeablo symptoms usual to chil
dren in thut coadition. He appears to bo
uuito sensible to pain. Occasionally be has
n ugly full, but not a sound escapes his lips.
II. s manner, demeanor, and general behavior
ru equally striking. His moda of saluting a
person is to take the hand in a graceful man
ner and kiss it. Ho is under the complete
control of his father, and is perfectly quiet
Juritiir meals, and also when Lo is told to be
so. H Roes about all day. amusing and oc
curving hima. U in a quiet way. No one ac
cuJw.tnod to childreu would know tbcro was
a child in the he o.n So incredible jro these
results that some of the residents cTbt. Ati
, regard the whole matter with mingled
I'oeliuvM of horror, amazement and wonder
Thnso who have made a careful observation
for bemse!vM and prefer the evidence ol
1 heir eyes rather than their euro, see nothing
lot to admire and respect. No doubt rome
of thuin would even go so fur as to repeat the
pxperimtut on their own children, were ,t not
for fear of that eternal question, 'AY bat will
Mrs. Grundy say t"
Wo havo received from a corros pondont an
extract from the journal kept by the father of
the child : . . ...
' Dec. 2, 1S3T. I wasabout tobogin with
fttf-ri'liroacl.os for not having noted during
it progress the steps of an experiment to no
vel, and iu its cousequonces so important ;
b it the fuel is that I was not aware that I
was making an experimont until the thing
ws done. Henceforward I shall record dai
ly incidents which may serve to illustrate tho
case, and at an after period methodically
treat it.
This day Him out-door laborers were enga
god in stori"g ice for the ice-house. '1 ho
child sleeps on 'the floor, on a travelling rug
folded in fuiir. tho room without fire or carpet
and is gt tior..!W washed daily. There is a
large bow window to tho north. llilln
coldest room in the house. He was put to
bed at bair.past ten. He is without any
-clothes or covering whatever. A tono o'clock
being uuuble to sleep, I was a cold with three
liUnkxta that I hud to put on a fur clouk.
Tun eliild wuktd'np, and made vehement, up
peals to be take n in. I took him in. When
1 was goinK to sleep myself, I told him to go
to bed.' ll moaned so bitterly that I appro
hendi d that b feared the cold. To test him
1 got out of ihf. bed and lay down oti his rug
(without clothe) ; ho then would not remain
a moment in tho warm bed, but followed me
to bin pullet. Ho composed himself to slurp,
Iviog like a frog and 1 left him. When he
cainu into bud, 1 was obliged to put a blan
ket between us for tho bitter cold of his limbs
hut overy war thit I could arrange the clothes
led to no sig'n that he suffered from the cold
or desired the heat.
To correct tho frightful Bts of crjmg he
used to have, and for another failing which
Lad of uecossity to bo put a stop to. I had to
have reconn-e formerly to punishment by
slinking him, ntul dipping him in a trough of
told water. As bis frame hardened under
tin! action of fold and very severe champoon.
poouii g. punishment 6y these processes be
came impossible. i
Jin has two meals generally boiled rice,
which in put on a napkin on the grouud. and
h.i picks it up to the last grain. After that,
wheatt-n flour cak with butter, and a enp
of milk, which he driuks. While eating his
tice Lu looks a different being, there is at
ence a pride, and enjoymcat 6f performance,
lie has the air uf the orator addressing an
UudiellCU.
Ituring tin clay ho goes to deep when ho
likes, merely lyiit' d wn on the floor.
I was remin ded by a lady to-day, that ho
is not like a child, bu t a small man. A gon
tleman hag just remarked thst be never knew
the moauiug c-f 'man-child' nntil he had seen
him.
The attitude be assumes in keeping is that
of the Musselnian making prostrations on
his kuoes wiili his hands spread out before
him, which could not be if bu suffered from fa
tigue ; but hi muscles are too hard for that.
Dy this iiieui.s ho concentrates the ealoric in
the stomach, and so it is inditluroiit to cold
however cold the limbs (and they get fright
fully cold to the touch, and nvver numb, bo
iug'on the contrary mottled red,) the loins
urn always warm.
This is tho first working day eincu be has
been in my hands that, he has not been in the
Vpor bath, it is the nrst word lie bus learn
d to say. and he calls for it every morning.
Yesterday he was in an hour and a half. He
moans a little when the cold water is put ou
him, but stops wbeu told to do so. Hot wa
ter bo will bear at a temperature that I could
cot ensure.
Tha problem ho presents physiologically is
this : A duvelopement of 'the nerves produ
cing pleasurable sensations, nud accrres
ponding deudeiiing of those the contrary.
Tno intensity of tho enjoymeut which he do
rives ffeiu contact w.lli llio kiu is only equal
led by tho insensibility of the flesh. We
have 'never kuown him since bis exposure ti
oxli'uuie cold to cry from pain. Lust night
the diffeiuucu between bis power of enjoy
ment and miue was brought home to me m a
remarkable maouur, by my suffering from the
state of the surrounding atmosphere wtyri he
knew uoue, eularging to an equal degree the
pleasures derivable from atmospheric tem
perature. And this is only the commence
ment of the process. When he is two years
old bo wit bu able to enjoy life, as dependent
npoa the surrounding atmosphere, iu the op.
pot it e extremes of zone, where lire is suppor
table under ordinary circumstances only by
means of clotbiiiit. Tho necessity of cloth-
ing after a curtain age will uot interfere with
the process, as during the night, when the
temperature is lowest and no caloric is evol
red by action, the body can be exposed. If
lie were exposed to cold only, he inieht then
suffer from boat, but be is equally armod
gainst both.
The experiment, In regard to temperature,
includes that other experiment which has
hitherto been the extreme point contempla
ted by innovators the free adtniaaion of oxv-
geq. )l is not merely the affording scope to
-I . .!.!.. ... ..... ITl- I .lt.
luo kiu to land ii iu noiu iu air, uuv me uar.
deuing of the musrles to iucreaae life. Per-
" liana after all. tha Bear-Markirt were no Hiv-th
ferbsps tb caergy of the Komaoa moybe!
traetid to tb vlrtmig or asct if it ol the 1
children, recorded In the ceremony of the in
duction of the virile garb. In the tombs of
their masters, the Kduscaos, as in those of
Asia Minor, children are represented abso
lutely naksd nntil twelve years. V refer
the character ef nations to climate, and for
get clothing, by wlfch we can get every cli-
mato- 1 Ins child may be killed by s brick
bat, bat he has no more to fear from disease
thiio a calf or a foal ; for Ibis is life accordiog
to nature, usina the elements for health and
strength, which when misused, are tbofe of
destruction ; and yet tho experiment will be
barren, for judgments cannot be conveyed by
results.
"Dec. 28. Last night be slept under the
clothes iu the ordinary way. In the morning
his color was gouo. Contrasted with the
nsual appearance, he was like a lantern with
out the lijht. On two occasions of nights
particularly cold, wheu ho was iu his naked
state loDger than usual, the brilliancy of his
color and the liveliness of his nctiuu was re
marked by those who saw hiiu."
in reiereiice to the foregoing, the following
extract from a letter addressed to tho father
or the child, by a gentleman in the medical
profession, will be read with interest :
"1 concur with Ur. l. that if you were
obliged to practice as a physician, you would
Up another JJavey or l.ciUiif. l am remiuded
of Abraham's submission nud obodience to
tliu Divino will by your tl.il. moronic rpir t
iu experimenting upon your own child Tor tho
good of mankind. Your success is the great
er reward. You have given much matter for
tbu consideration of medical men iu the facts
set forth. 1 can now und r.land tho wise
motive in the custom of northern nations,
among whom tlicro is a vupor-haui in every
house. ISurses know ttiat children wl.o Ironi
their birth eel a daily cold bath, are stronger
and heiilthier than those who do not. Wa-
tir, whether at high or low temperature, gives
a greuter shock to sensibility thau air. M ti
ny a tenderly reared officer, who succombed
to the inclemency of the weather in the huts
before ebartopol, might havo been living
now hud his mother noted more upon your
plan. lr. Dudds, an American, says ho who
uiinot rcusoii is a fool : he who Uuiea not IB
a coward, and ho who will not is S bigot, but
he wlii) can, carei, and will rea;on is a man.
But I say that ho who has coiilidcncc iu his
reasonings, lailh in lnmst If, nuu courage to
act upon his coucIiikioiis, is n man. Hut I
say that I e who has confidence in his reason-
ing", Uith in hiniseir, and courage to act up u
his conclniiiotix, is a man of strong mind and
nolle soul, fearless end lirni. You prove to
be uil that, and more ; you are prudent and
cautious, for if the child should suffer from
old or croup yon havo a remedy in a bath at
113 degrees.
Mail Coach Upset ikiwn a PnrcirtfK .
Several Put-scngers Seriously Injured, On
lhursday morning at . o clock., sus the l itis-
burg Oazelte, tho liutler mail tUge started
from Allegheny city: with an unsually largo
number of passengers sixteen insido and
four or tire otiUido. Nothing worthy ofnoto
occurred until they were nine mili-sout, with
in three-quarters of a wile of Colt's tavern;
when one of the lead horses was attacked
with the "blind staggers," cud retiled over
the rid of the road, pulling a'ong the other
leader, together with the shaft horses and the
ach. down a nreciniee some thirtv f ot ue D
with rocks at liie bottom. Providentially, ut
If the ditlanco there was ap:wc of soft level
ground a few Icet wide, nud hero tho couch
and horses lodged. Had they gone to tho
hi th in, or to the ledgeof rocks, it is highly
probable that somu might havo been k!
d.
As it wa.j, there existed great confusion and
fuori?, and those who could extricate them
selves set to work immediately to uolofe the
horses, for fear oltheir commencing to strug
gle, thus putting inommineiit danger the three
or four passengers whose bodies could bo seen
piotruding hom under the stagu Iu all iluec
lions. This being done, and tho animals
found to bo only a little bruised, the next
thing was lu lift up tho coach, io as to allow
those underneath to get out. 15 y this time
many country wagons had reached the spot,
and by the. help of the farmers this was ac-
COMIplillfd.
Mr. John McAllister, of the Second Ward
Allegheny city was tho most scriouhly injur
ed. Dr Ormbsy, a passenger, examined him,
and found that two. of his lower ribs were
broken, spine bruised and the skin rubbed off
his back, lio whb ctrtied to Coil's tavern,
und bled, where hn remained until about ten
o'clock ut night, when M r. Walker, of this
city, brought him home in a buggy, arriving
there at two o'clock this morning. We cal
led on Mr. McA at. noon and it pleases us to
nr that he u much easier, although hisliml a
ai e vi ry st iff und sore. He ti lls u that as
3 ion us he saw tho lead horses tumbling over,
he tried to jump out, and would have succeed
ed had not a man been silling on Lib coat
'ap. His head and shoulders were outside,
arid the ftnge in striking, hdged fair across
his tack, were it must have remained twenty
minutes. Had it not been for the yielding
nature of Urn ffvownd, he would uo doubt havo
been killed.
The other persons hurt were a young man
named IVss of Allegheny, a Mr. McWhinley
of I'.ttelmrg, and un old lady wilhnlitllo boy
all of nhoin bad their logs in or.' or loss crush
ed by being caught under the falling stage.
Hoinii of llio passengers continued their jour
ney by tho next coach, otLers returned to
Allegheny in market wngous, and oil weie
exceedingly thankful that tho uccidcut had
not resulted in a fatul fmnutioo.
SllKET IltOX FOK Pll'KS It is k no wn that
.-hcet iron pipes, manufactured in a peculiar
manner, have for a considerable time putt
been iu use for wutur, for gas, and for drai:-.
iug, being in maue cases considered more eco
nomical than lusl-ii'ou, and um liable to leak
besides having the udvautage on the score of
health as water-pipes over the common ones.
They are mudu of etieet iron w hich H buut to
the reqniied form uud then strongly rivetted
O.ein r, alter which they are coaled with an
alloy of liu und longitudinal ji ints are solder
ed, to us to reiidi r them both air tight and
water proof. In ordor to give, them more stiff
ucs. lin y arc next coated on tho outside with
u-iphaltic cement, acd if they urn iuluuded to
bti iifccd us water pipes, tho inside is aUocout
od with bi'.amsn, which resists, likvfelass, tho
action of acids und alkalies. They are so
clastic that they will bear a considerable do-
Miction without injuring tha pipes or causing
ail leaking ut the joints.'
aaaaaawraaiwMSweaisa iaaiii am iiiwasnmaai n
AUCTION SALE
or
VALUABLE TOWN LOTS
AT
PORT TBEVOKTOIT,
Tha Shipping Fort of the Trevorton Coal
and Rail Boad Company ;
Alto Mr (erminut of (St 7Yevorton Hail Road
. and Junction with A Ktw Ih idyt mu
tiny Sut'jvtkanna Rivirtothe prttent
ttrminut nf the
KORTHERN CKNTIiAL RAIL 110 AD.
THE ahnve lots will ba offered for sale at
POKT TRCVOUTO.X, .
On SA'l UHDAV, (he 2f.M rf.iy fJxy 1857,
At it o'clock, A. M. The I.o: embtace mmi!
of the beet building and huiiiifys loralions in the
village. Port Trevorton is destined to grow very
rat, and has among other advuntai;s luce to
be derived from tho conip'ctton of tho Northern
Central Railroad and its conned en with the
Koilroad of the Trevorton Ciwl and liailroud
Company, leading to their eaii-nive mints, wl.n h
wilt make it one of the larccst coil sliiin inrr
porta aliova the Junc.iuii. It has alto tho Inisi
r.ena growing out of the Canal . and Bnsin, and
Uriilife acroaa tho Husnurhanna. The llridce
offering tho only facilities far mile up and down
ino river, lur lorwarding ni'itilry produce to
Northern and Kartrrn tnartrtn. bv Kailroad.
Tort Trevorton baa the further advantage of be
ing sustained l-v a rich and extenrive agricultu
ral country in the vii-inity.
Terms of Kale. Purchasers will pay ten per
cent t'aah, tho balance in -l.rre iiiktahiirnu at
one. two and thrre years, with inlcrcat armuallv
on the ainounta uupaid i improvements valued ut
Two Hundred Dollara, to he put on each lot
within eighteen months fruin tho day of pur
chase. GEORGE MOWrOX, Sup'l.
Poll Trovorlon, June 20, 1857.
SPLENDID BARGAINS,
TREVORTON LOTS FOR SAI.K.
The Trusters of the Methodist K. Church at
Trevorlnn. give netii-c to tho Pu: lie that limy
will sell at private aalo, TOWN LOTS on rev
soablo terma and wil give good warrantee deeds,
fur tha same. Inquire of any one of the Trus
tees. PETER METZ.
MICHAEL HKUFOOS.
JOHN FI.EMMI.XU,
JAM r.S K. LOW,
11ENRV J. RENN,
A. A 11EI.ME,
1 June SO, iRar st
J OH A .V. 1,-AHB,
ATTORNEY AT X.A.W,
CDKBTTRT, PA.
Collrrtions made and Profeionnl I3unii.ca
ganarally attended Promptly and Caiol'uliy.
PniLiasiriii lUrtriKxrt :
Bullitt 4- Koirlhorne, Dirhl 4- Vri,
Davia A Rirnay, F. i'ayloi 4 Co.
funhury. June 50. 1P57.
I'Mcnce of Janmltii C.litK'n-.
'pitlSartirk is oriful!)r rn-rorril frumlht- U-st J
X Ginger, till '.lie valuable moilii nnil pri';nliri ol !uili
it is wurrauM tu iiitj ia a ci.i.centmtnl ani r uivc
iiient form.
It I na exrclifnt raiurd in liyfj cps-.i. fiittuVncr, rhi.
lie and iiiiirrj ami ft-.!c atutt- the il.traii- e lun;.
lioiis. Fn.m Itsr'.rirshtiv srienyth bii.1 i-.iiUtnl fi.iir-ri,rs
ss a ireiiile Miiuul.itiiiii timic it n wirll u.ipt tl u. numi.-r-ael
the ili'lii!ibitii' Inlluence if the t ttirme l.cu!n.f aunt
mrr, therfleris ui sudiin, eliaiw-.s. An.
iNo liunily rhnuM he wild ut it, ut i'.i timrly uvi wiil
pave tiiiiin t'nuii ninny nii sqrioui iitt.-ick t-t i;:iien.
Trice -A3 reins prr htl!o. f vt X.W I.J
June J, la.TJ.-.tiu
herrig'Fs afjs.
nii: ACK.ow,i:i;r:r.l
CHAMPION 1 1
TUB Rr.Cl'NT TRIALS ut
Reading have riui.irml tit? cum-iit
ft' u I Tic i.iitmi), unit t tiiliruitd
tht Vtudxt ot mure thi.H du c
tleiitnl fifLt, pr:vM.C c Mf'u-'i'.'riy
t at leltl!;a', m thct.jiU ISAI l'".
ihut will not Imr...
Kstrnct fum lite C-mm:t:tvr
iitp-til nq th Ttiul ul' Iru hafvM
ut Hcttding :
'On the 20t!i f Flruarv nil the nRMnttcra f ilie rnm
mitlcr met to witiifra the &aff nni b Hk m. i pnjiriH,
( IncrtI in Hi cm) niid wtr perfectly iwiipn.-d tlutt ull wai
right. Tho day loll 'Witt;, Urn humitig tok place, uudnr
the uprintuditct) m tlie O-tnimiitee. After u f.iir nut
impHrtiii) hurninn fiir five twuri, the l:ift uf Meir.
KiVMiii k 'nta-ii w?ia firat O'teiiolftlie Sft hf-Hig mm fire
inside, atix) the c.til-nt partititly coiiauincil, wlni tl-f r
teuta in the safe of .Mmri, Fmrrrlt k IIlmih.j wc;u ill
fTtxKl conciitKni, no fire itiatda."
UnK'mt'. Murci. 3, U j7.
(SvKia-d.) H K. FFUX.
P N CU1.F.MAS', O .n.milt
A. H. l'i:A(Ai:R
And en-1nm1 T.y.nver 50 of the l-t tnr n f Haihiift
Tlif.iiNivt H.ife iuu be inaptrtifl at J-1 Wulinit S:ret,
whrre ttie puUtc run fcatim'y ihrnnt-Ivis uf t e. vrvM Kti,H:
ri'Tity of thff "IlfTrinj.'' I'otciit hsmpii.n' mrr this
dufratcd aiil! u d up "titnUi Ir n D.hjt tliinuiijicT,"
FurrclM & Ilrrrlng.
34 Walnut., PltltaiU.
Only rrjilvera in tliia Slate of Ih-rriiiff frttLiit Clmiiipin
Thenttempt madu by othur pervt s l hi Vter nii the
rcpulfilmn nf a n.u' wliah h? uiU-d fiKHy ii'iirfi
dr.it.it tifta in Philft'tetphitt , (Kansuml VUn .) y tsiktiti;
one nut if an neut's ut Tf, (11 A. Iitt'z ) iiui'to tl.mt,lp
thtrkiK-rs, (cifterrnt frutn iivt tiicy ml ) L tiuru iiji"
oue nf Ilrrinp'a (linlfaa thick) hriK me: wt'ii i' tr ie r---urd.
Herring's (afc cou d not bctuiut, nr-iV'tn ci:rnlii
ivi'lv thai the filly rehotOc Aifr ituw m::tU ia-Ucninir'a '
of w hich orrr ISWJU are "v in aciuil list, ui;U
than 'HH) Imve ben tried by fire WitiiutU a a ntv 1- a.
Fliila., June 40, 1-07 ly.
New Advertisements.
To the Eleciors of Northumberland
County.
P1MIE audscrihrr would rrpeetfully announco
111 the Tllllllfr J I V.lliia f( X ..rlKunikar.
land Count?, that he ia a candidate for nomina
tion for the silica uf
County Treasurer, .
Having had aaine aiirienc, ha Halters himself
lliut he would be able to render general satisfac
tion to the omens ot said county.
JOHN FAU.NSWOKTH.
I'p. Aujusta, June SO. 1S57.
PKOCJ.AMATJON.
TVTOTICE is hereby given that a Hicc'tal Court
for the trial of caui-es ju llio Connuori l'l-j
will comtnenre at the Court Hoiis in unhury
on Monday the I3ihduy of July for out- Week.
Jurors and others inlt-ri-atrd wi'.l atirnJ.
(iven oiidt-r mv hand athiinhurv, the Ut dav of
June in tho yi-ar of our Lord one thousand
eit;ht hundred and lifiy-ncvrn nnd tho Imle-l(-iideiire
of the L'nitcd blales of Ann-ri' tl.o
(list.
GoJ suTti th Ciimnintiwi-alili.
HKNRY WEIsK. Sheriff.
Sftrtiirv a Orrtta,
Sunl ury, June 7, ISS7,
.-i
List of Caust's,
7OR trial in the Adjourned and fiuchl
Court of Common Pleas uf IWl'.mnilier-
land County, to be held at Suuburv, on the Slid
Monday ol Julv, K. 1)., leS7.
n.AlNTIVri. DCFKNOAXTA.
Jacob VoniJ i, vs Paid I.ewii, Zeibe Hun 4
bhauinkin Imp. t'n.
Jacob M SidiJe ts KitnVr Cleaver
Charlea Pl-aaiit vs M.ilijnuy Si Slianio
kin Imp co.
Jcho C Horton s 1m lleachum Jc Win I,
Tewart
JAMES UKAR1). Pralh'ry.
Prothonotary'a Oli'ire
feunbury, June 6, 1 8.'7. )
NOTICE. " .
THE Vonden and Itotailors of Dnmpatio
and Foreign Merchandise of Northumberland
county, will take nolico that tboy are asses
ifd and rated by tb Aiprsier of MnrchitD
tilo 'l uxes, for the yar 1857, ai fullowa
Mount Curmtl.
Cla,
13
Numti,
Keiser, I.luwellyr. AXJtl.
l ewis, Muir k Co.
Sahulti, Fagely & Co.
A Ay res A; (Jo.
Mcais Jk Davis
Coal.
Cochran, Pe Co.
Ratf r Sr. Hird
J. ft T. 1J.J881T
Aiiitnurainn. W'eitgc-l Co
WVavtir & Fit;i.ly
J Weitiii-r,
Tosinh Iti ed
Win Clifriiictnti
Ziiniiiei-inan A 1'ureel ,
Joiihs Btino , ,. .
C Ostnan -i . .
F lliOncr
O Cud ilmli-r V
LuuVI .Millur
' Zrrh.
Hrb k Dcppnti
Sr-ars & Foisylhtt
Muri-ns Strousi',
Alexunili-r l.eih
llonry A Hhiebh-r
Ui'nn Ai Kramt-r ,
Iteilbrii Kl;u '
Fraiu-U Xlower
Little MaJiannj.
S Troulman
Javlson.
Win iVf'ppn
W in II K linger
K yii-k-kvr
I.otrtr .1uaunoy.
Fel.-r r.urrell
A Ditty .
Isuiiu Wittnan
liliiu Wi-,t
John Wirt
Josiah Kwarla
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. To the Elector! of Northumberland
' County.
M1E subscriber hereby offers himself as
candidate for
PROTHONOTARY,
Having; always keen a steadfast Democrat, and
considering himself comicteat to perform the
duties of the office, he would respectfully ask of
tha Democratic party of the eouuly a nomina
tion at the primary election. Among other
qualifications, a thorough knowledge of the
Knglhh and German language sfbuld enabla
him to attcud satisfactorily to all having business
iu the office.
Tie'.'.fw.. lane tO, tfi- -
SEALKU rr.OP08AtS will be received by
the board of School Director of i'oint Dis
Irict, Northuiubeilaud count) , at bchaol lioumt
No. I, on tha West UiaiKb.on the first day of
August next, tor building a UricV frliool Hou-e
at that place. Information iu regaid to tha ldaco
4'C may be obtained of
ISAAC BEIDL1PAC!I.
Point twp., June 13, 1857. -
Retired ritjalelan, 7 veais of a?
having lost his Father, two brothers, Daughter,
8on-iu-law, Net-hews and Nieces, by thai diead
ful disesse, Consumption, and suffering w ith a
Cough himself, determined to visit tho Eat-l In
dies, Egypt and Japan, where l-.e discovered a
1'reventive ami Certain Cure for.CVMa, Coughs,
Bronchitis, Consumption, Nervous Docility and
Asthma. His cough waa cured immediately ;
ha retained, cured his ?elstivrs, who inherited
th disease, and in connection with his son have
employed it in their prsclice, curinj thousand
of cases eensidered hopeless by other. Fi r the
purpose of rescuing as msny of his suffering fel
low beings as possible he is sending the i'ecipe
to aH who wish it for 10 cents; 3 of it to pay the
postage, and te balance rrintinz. Addren Dr,
I llti-ra 101 Ppiing street, opposite Hi. .NkhoLe
, Hotel, nw s oti.
. June 13, IS.n. Sra in
Suinuel U Wo-oda
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l,Y liii-ht A Soa
J II Fiila
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Lovi SlMi-hultZ
George Dright
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An Hpm-ul will bu hold utthc Commission.
era Ofl'u-e in Suiibury. on Wedacsday, the 1st
i f J lily 1357, at 10 o'clock A. M., tit whn-h
time and place tlio.se interested may attend.
JAMF.S 1.1NN, Her. Ap'r.
Buubury, June 0, 1 b57. ..
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ETOHE.
IbSI.QUDU SHISSLKR, respectfully hi-
f.irms lli ml i iiia nf 'i'raviirtini an.l mp.
rounding county, that aha has opened a new
store of Millinery and Fancy lion's, at Trevor,
ton iu Shsiuokiu slreot, nearly opposite Knuuse's
Tavern, where all kinds of ttosusls and Taney
Goods can be had at tha lowest Uuu.
Dreaa dialing also attended Iu ia (he beat
luauner and latest style.
April S5, 1857. If
W1
ED. -ST. BRIGHT & SON,
STJNBTJR-3r, NOHTM:t7JvrB33IlXJA.lsrr oounty, pa.,
1IAVU JUST RECEIVED A LAKOK SUPPLY OF
Dry Good, Itcady made Clothing, Root nnd Shoes, Hard
ware, l-iroccricsi, dilass, lluceinware, Ac,
Among our present Slock may he found French Lawns, Foplins, Fsncy Silks, Tlaid Ducal, Tissues,
Bcregrv, Dclcges, Challi, Black Silks, Alpacra, (iinghains, Swiss Mull, 'i'arlton, Cambria. Nain
sook, Brilliants, Dimity, Book Muslin, Bcbinett Collars, Rwins Flouncing, Inserting, Laces, Lib
bous, Hosiery, and a general assortment of FANC V GOODS.
QHii.VLSSHAV'Lrij-SHAWLS,-
Emhrai-ing the most beautiful styles, all qualities and prices. Domestic Goods, Windsor Shades,
Oil Cloth and Carpet. (Summer Goods for gents wear of every vsiiuty. Hardware embracing:
all kind of building material, Carpenters Tool of tha hsat manufacture, Filr of every descrip
tion, Cutlery, 6hoo rinding, La sin, ore.
Former rffrU mi r passed In Quantity nnd Quality.
In addition tour forinsr Store Room, we have filled up the second sljry of our etab1ihmant
which you will find well slocked with ItosJy Made Clothing, B.ols and Shoe combining beauty
durability nud eheaptie. We shall contin-ie tu re wive Goods Semi- Monthly, thus rendering our
annui uncut ai uii utiles ciiiiipiric, noomcr inuuceineui 10 all wno wisn to purclluse.
N K W GOODS AT LOW PRICES
Wo return our thanks to the public fur their librrsl patronage, and respectfully invito an inrpeo
tion of our Goods, as ws deem it a pleasure wait on all who may favor us with a cull.
COUNTRY TKODUCU TAKEN IN F.XCHANGE.
Bar Iron, Steel. Wails. Piokj. Grub Hoes, Majon Hammers. Mill Saws, Window Sash
Grindstones, Glass. Paints, OUs, JTiih, Salt, Cheese, Meat, &c always on hand.
Punhury, May 3", 1857. if fj. Y. 1! RIGHT eV SON.
Notice of Dissocticn of Partnership.
THC pnrtnerrhip hemlofore existing between
the firm ol Bud V John ha this day (Jui.e
1st, IS57,) Uen dissolved by mutual concnt.
All person having claims against us are notilicd
to present tin ir acceunt ; and all those know
ing thcmm-lvr to I e itidebtrd to tho lato linn
are requctcd to sett! up promptly, (hereby sav
ing (rouble and co-it.
jos. Binn,
J. J.JOHN.
Slu-nokij, June C3, 1357.- 3t
Spring aad Siimmsr Fashions for 1857
FANCY DRY GOOD STORE,
Market Square, Sunbury.
1VOW received ami will continue, to receive,
the largest and best selected Stock of
Mack Clntln, Cuftiuttres, Cutsinetlt and
Yvstinrt, -c.
An asRortmrnt of Dress Good, viz: Fancy
printed C liens, Chillie, piiuted Lawns, De Lain
Uarrge. Merinos, Cashmeres, Alupacas, Drcrs
Silks, Gingham, ic.
LfNKN AND WHITE GOODS.
Irish Linen, blenched and brown Drilling, Sheet
ing, J'lllowraseiiig, &c.
DrcsB Trimmings in Great Variety.
Hoots and Bhoes
Hat and Caps,
Hard.varc,
Ccdarware,
Gfoeerie,
tiueenware.
SALT and KLSH, Chrre, Crackers, Segars,
Tobacco, SnulT, &c, an aworanient of other
God too tedious to menliuh.
Feeling grateful for past favor we beg leave to
assure our nhl friend and the public that no
rilurt on our part sli:i!l be wanting (o merit a
continuance of our patronage.
Country produce taken iu exchange at the
highest niaikrt piice.
P. W. GRAY.
atinbiiry.May 30 , 1857. tf
KETCIIUM'S Combinod Keaper and
Mower
For IA57 in the niort runiplcle maehiiic iu use,
and the one best adapted to the want of the
Fanner
First Mcing wholly mad of Iitos it ii more
durable then iiny uthcr.
Secoiiil. Ii i to thnple lli.it any person can
rendilv innnae it.
Tbiid. h ii so tlrounly and well built, thnt
it cannot eaily get nut of repair.
Fowith. It is neat and cuiupcct, occupying
lets space than any other
Filth. The frame is so easily balanced that
there is no eight on the horn-' net kn.
citli. There is little oi no side draft.
Seventh. It will cut heavy and liyht grass
equnlly well.
Ditihih. It rut wet grar as well a drv.
Ninth. Tho new cutter bar wh- el lessen the
dr.ift at least one fourth in mowiujr.
Tenth. Tvo horse will woik it with ease
in any kind of eras or a;raiii.
Eleventh, ll i tbc wily moi-hine wilh the
cutter bar directly opposite tlie chufl ol the driving
wheel.
'J'wrl'lh. The open euitin; blade effactunlly
prevents clogging in any kind ol grars.
ThirlHcnth. It ii changed iu a few minutes
frrin a mower to a Keapcr.
Fourteenth. D i the only machine with a
rctr and side delivrry for Kruiti.
Filiei'iith. Ii i the only machine which give
the Raker control of the (train, buth bcfjrc and
after it teaches the plulforin.
Snteintli. The siljuslnble t-pring seat, and
new reaper shoe are capital improvements.
ISeventeenlh. Seven years of severe practical
trial with more than IV 0(1 L) machines have proven
it decided supeiioritv. Like wine it improves
wilh ai;e.
Eighteenth. All tho improvements for 1857
have l.trn practically and thoroughly tested.
Nineteenth. Every part of (he machine is
made by manter wuikmea and iu the most sub
stjiitinl in-inner.
Twentieth. Kclrhum Reaper and Mower
is warranted to eul grass and emin as well as it
can be done with a scythe or crudle.
In a word it is jiiKl the machine which a firmer
can buy without any n.k, because ample expe
rience ha proven that it is reliable in all its part
FAKMEHS, send in your order early, a tho
sale for the sennon have thus far been more than
double that of la-it year.
UO 8, iSPANGLEH A. CO., sole Agent.
No. 6-7 Market St., below 7th north side,
May 23, lS7 bt Fhihidtlphia.
Isn't It So !
1 1 YDKOLEl'M PAINTS. These paints ar
mixed with wsU-r, thertl y saving the coA
tf oil, for rule bv
m mih ii, ''7. a. y. FISHER.
I I'so ARTHL'K'8 Celehrntcd
hell-esling Cans and Jars,
.and you will have fresh fruit
fresh Fruit '"" ,m' vcar Summer prices
j Pull directions for puttii i-p
:all kinds of Fruit sud 'i'oma
lines, acconipur.y thcee cans and
jirs.
ilicy are ma-lc of Tin, (.'lats.
ucensware and Fir and Acid
I'roof Stone Ware. 'J'he sires
IN M'INTEE rc t'om pint to gallon. '1'hi sj
jeans and jars are entirely open
at (he topi, and neat, to ncure
economy in transportation.
r or sale by storekeepers
BETTER throughout ihe United States.
jJearnptive circulars sent on
plication, taf Orders from
.lie trade solicited.
Be sure to a;k for "vlrthur'."
it has stood the lest of two sea-
THAN on. having been ue I by bun-
1 ireo oi iii'.u-auu oi inuiuies,
hotel and boarding-house kee-
r.
We are now making them
for the million.
Sweetmeats- A 'tnur Burnham & Gilroy.
iianuiacturer uuuer me raieiu
N. i' cor. Tenth 4 George St.
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, June 13, 157 Sm
m-iKs rHaiTiis i
lYLANK Deed, Mortgages, Bonds, Warranu,
JL A ttachmeuls. Commitments, Summons, bu-
alias, Execuiioiis, Justices' and Constables'
Ves Uill. Ac, Ac, cu be had by applying at
this uffic. .
Nt-tv iTrugsi, ruiiita, sVc.
NEW supply of Drugs, Paints. &ils,
Fluid, cVe., just received and for sale by
A. W. FIMIEK.
1 Bunb'iry.Mvy 2, 147.
IMMENSE EXCITEMENT ! !
P-evolution in the Dry Goods Business I ! !
J. r. & i. r. iiline,
KespcctfuIIy announce to their frieadssnd the
public in general that they have received at their
Store in Upper Augusta township, Northumber
land county Pa., at Klines Grova their Hpripg
and Summer GOODS, and opened to the public
a general assortment of merchandize Ac
Consisting in part of Cloths, black and fancy
Cass'mcra, Satinctts, Checks, Kentucky Jean
together with a general assortment of Spring
and Summer Goods adapted to all classes of per
sons. Itcudy mads Clothing, sonsi.ling of Caata and
Vest.
ladies Press Goods,
Pumn er Sbawls, Ginghams, Lawns, Ducals,
Calicoes, black Silks 4 c
Also a fresh supply of Drugs and Medicines,
Groceries 4 c, of all kinds.
A new supply of Hardware. Quecnaware,
wooden ware lirooms Ire.
A large assortment of Boots and Shoes suita
ble for men women and children.
II ATS AND CArs.
School Books, Stationery, Envelopes, Ink, &c.
Fisu isd Salt.
And all goods usually kept in a country store.
Corre and see, Come one, come all.
The public arc respectfully Invited to call and
examine, our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
All of tho above named stock of goods will b
sold positively at low prices for cash, or in ex
change for country produce at tho highest mar
ket price.
Thankful for past favors we hope by strict
attention to business to merit a continuaiico of
the ninr.
Kline's Grove, Pa., May 16. lc7 if
waotrsst aub Rstaii
BOOT STORE,
4(1 South Fourth S.t, alovt Chctnnt, I'hil'a.
B "BOOTS, Shoe, Gaiters, le., promptly mh
9 to order in the very beat 4) le, and of tha
best material.
Philadelphia, May 9, 1857.
Baddlo and Harness Maker.
HENRY IIATJPT, JR.
SMcecttor to A. J. Stroh,
TfK RESPECTFULLY informs th
-rfj?W citixen of Sunbur? and the pub
t4sslle 8'narally, (hat ha hss taken
stVr"fc-'8A the establisbment lately occupied
A. J tMroh si d ia ic ared to turn cut work in
is line of business equal to any made in this,
section of tho eouniry. Orders promptly execu
tod and all kinds of produce takeu lu Exihanga
Sunbury, May 0, lfiu7. ly
SPLENDID 0FFr.R3 FOR 18M AND
1857 TOGETHEPv.
NLIKE the mora ephemeral Msgstlnesj of
the e'ay, these i'eriodicals lose little by agn.
hence a full year of the Nos. with na omissions,
for 1856, may he regarded no-rly as valuable a
for 1857. We propose to furnish tha two years
at the following Extremely low Kaics, vili
SO
00
00
00
00
00
IS 00
11 00
u oo
For Elackwood's Msgsiiue,
For any one Keview,
For any two Kevicws;
For Blackwood and ono Jtcview,
For Blackwood and the two Kevicws,
For three Reviews.
For Dlackwood and three Reviews,
For Ihe four Reviews.
For Blackwood and the four Reviews.
1 o avoid fractions, $5 may be remitted for
Dlackwood, for which we will forward that
work for both years, post paid.
N. B. The price in Great Britain of the fin
Periodicals above named is about $31 por an
num. As o shall never again he likely to offer such
inducements as those here presented.
Now it tha time to Subscribe! I
N. B. Remittsncesmust, in all cases, ha mads
direct to the Publishers, for at these prices n
commission can be allowed to Agents.
A Jdress, LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No. (4 Gold-street, New York.
April A, 1857 tf
Auctioneers,
?n COMMISSION M Kit CHANT!, No. Ml, site
107 Noilh III tlr'-el, 1 il.mr lic!nv Vino, I'hiiaiinl-
n-iii-s oi niioi! urin ruui-.n, IH:Y tiOODS
HAUmVAKJ-:, WATUHJiS, FANCY OOOtl,
uhi
e , every cvi.-inua;.
ty uoiintrv Stoivkn-pera nnd others will nlwtiys finilul
our llvt-uing S.-iIls a laiyc und dcsinihle nssnnincul of ih
ntiove good, to lie ei. .1.1 in lots to suit btiyeis.
'li.ioils pnckcl on tbc .rnimses jr Country Trad
Mure!i iNo. . 3iuc.
New Goods for the People t
BEN J A M1N I IKFFNKIl
f ESPECTri'I.LY informs the public in gen
ersl thnt he ha just received and opened a
splendid stock of
SPUING AND SUMMEIt GOODS
at his New Store, in Lower Auguia towneliip.
Hi stock consists in part of
Cloths, Cassimers, Cassinets.
it all kinds, of linen, cotton and worsted.
ALSO:
CnllcocM, Oinghnms, Lavus,
BluiiMMCIIne Uo Louliiea
and all kinds of Ladies Dres Goods.
GroccrlCH,
Also su assortment of Hardware. Iron
and Steel, Nails, &c.
. Also an excellent assortment of
QUEEN S WARE, of various styles ami
patterns.
Also an assortment of MOOTS & SHOES.
II ATS & CAPS, a good selection.
Suit, Fish, eic.
And a great variety uf other article Buch as are
suitable to tho trade, all of which will be sold at
(be lowest prices.
f?" Country produce taken in ricbosje a
ihe highest prices.
Luwer Augusta, June 6, 1857.
ISAAC M. WILKKHSON,
MANUFACTUItER 02T
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of the most Fashionable Style.
Siifiift, Diviiu ami Ijouiiki'M
JJiueaus. Secretaries, Sideboards,
StIFA, BREAKFAST AXD UIXlNli TABLES
and also VENETIAN lil.INDS, equal to Phila-
dvlphia manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and price
CUPBOARDS. WORK AND CANDLE
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
lu short, avery article in this line of his business.
rPHE subscriber respectfully rails the attentiei
of the public to bis large and splendid as
sort went of every quality and price sf
CMRISIiT-lVslEll.
which cannot fail to recommend itself toevery ene
who will eiaxiine it, on account of its durable
workinunship and splendid liiikd), made up of the
best stock to be had in the city. No eilbrt is
spared ill the manufacture of his ware, and the
subscriber is determined to keep up wilh the
ninny improvements which are constantly being
made.
He also manufacture all kinds ami qualities
' ,. c ir a ins,
r-.cluJing varieties never belore tu be had ii
Sunbury, such an Mh-oci-it, lines Waiki-t
ixuCuKLEii.MArLkGiir.ciAX; anii WiMisna
CHAIRf, uo FAcr I'uvo stools, which are
uf the latest styles, and warranted lo be ccelh-d
by none manufactured in the Cities or eUewl.erc.
The. sulwribcr is delenniiicd that there shall
be iiucjeusc for persons lo purchime ftirnituie iu
the cities, a every confidence can be entertained
about the quality and fitii.ih uf hi ware and
(.'li'iir.
These article w ill 1 disposed of on as good
Wrm as they esn be purchased t'lae where. Coun
try Produce tulten in payment for wurk.
IV UNDERTAKING. Having provided
a handsome Hstnas, ha is now propared for
Undertaking, and attending funerals, in (hi vi
cioitv, or it any convenient distance fro.u this
place.
I i The Ware Room is in Fawn Street, he
ow Weaver's Hotel.
DM A (J M. WILKERSON.
Punbury, April IS, 1857 If.
STORE.
IB Ins) SAH ill 9I4KTZ, respectfully
If JU informs the cilixens of Sunbury and sur
rounuing rotintry, that she has O ened a new
Store oi Millinery and Fancy Good, at Sunbury,
in Market street, nsady opposite Wesvsr's Hotel,
where all kinds uf Uoiiuci and Fancy Goods
can ba bad at Ihe lowest terms,
buubury, May k, ISS7 Suit
FOR SALE-
VGood s-rnn J hsnJ llnjgv. Apply at this
office..
P. MELANCHT0N SHIN DEL,
J V STICK OF THE PliAC.r,"
eXT-N-BTJ-R-S-, 3? -A..
OJJice iu Deer Street, immediately opposite the
Public School House.
All business promptly attended to. Monica
collected and all ordinary writings done,
t-'unbury, April 25. 1S57. If
" C 0 AI C 0 L L I E R Y "
TO
N Middle ( oal Field, Northumberlnnd county,
-- connected by a short branch w ith the Phils
dchlhia 4' Sunbury Railroad, Known as tha
LAUEEEM CCLLIEP.T
u-ith vpwnrdt nf 600 -lcres of Superior Cot
Land,
belongirg ts tho New York and MiJJIs Coal
Field R. It. and Coal company, with Dreskss
Engine of "(I horse-power. .V iner's Housta,
already erected and in good order.
Several coal veins aliove water level have boeat
opened, and a number of others are of easy
access, which maybe opened wHh little expense.
Persons desirous of examining and leasing
the pruprrty are referred to J. H- Dcwee, ageat
of Ihe company, at Ml. Carmel, for further ia
formation. Proposals fur leasing the same will be re
ceived At the company's office, No. 88, South
Fuurto. street, Philadelphia.
;. GODLET,
Presidont.
P. S. For the. purpose of facilitating tha
transportation of oal from the company's mine,
tho company haw 50 cars at their dispcanf, for
the use of their tenants.
March 2R, isr,7. tr.
FURNITURE ! FTONITITRE ! I
THE LARGE stIj TOC K EVER OFFERED
IN SUN BUR V.
rahlilonaMc, I heap aud I'scful
r'fflHE suhscriler,long estahltshed as a Cabinet
and Chair Manufacturer in Sunbury, thank
ful for past favors, solicits a continuance of tha
puWic patrousgo. Uis stock of Cabinet-Ware,
Chairs, 4c, embraces
KVFHV ViltlETV, I'SEFl'L ASO
Si t.KTAL
in housekeeping. It is uiineccsnary to enume
rate, as anything that may be required in his
line can be had at moderate pi ices. Cheap for
CukIi, or Country Producetuken iu exchange.
Establishment
South uf Comer of Market Snuare.
I IT These knowing themselves indebted (
the subscriber would oblige him by making pay
ment. SEBASTIAN HAUPT.
Fuubuiv, April 4, 1857. tf
ITT, CAEMEL COAL COLLIEBY
POR RENT.
PROPOSALS will be received by tha New
al York ui-.d Middle Coal Field R. R. and Coal
Company, for leasing this colliery, situated on
I the Isaac Miller tract, with upwards of
300 Acres of first rate C'onl
Land,
adjoining Mt. Carmel, and immediately in tha
Philadelphia k Sunbury Railroad.
This colliery ia now in complete working
order, having an extensive Tunnel and Gang
ways already opened on several eina of excel
lent while-ash coal.
A new and extensive Breaker with a 40 hoisa
power engine, Miner's Houses, ckc, srs now
resdy for use.
The property will be shown to parties desiring
to take a lease by J. H. Dewccs, agent of tha
company, at Mt. Carmel.
Applications will be received at the dfflca of
the company, No. 88, Pouth fuurtb street,
Philadelphia.
J. GODLET,
President.
P. S. The company awn fifty Grst-class coil
cars, which will be appropriated to the use of
tenant for facilitating li.a transpoitatioa uf coal
tu market.
.March U, 1137. If
The World's Great Exhibition
Prize Medal!
AW AUD ED TO C. MEVER,
Tor the Two Pianos, London, October, 15, '01
J?-'!.!V"-'aI I-? V',"t'S?fA
C01T?a.DlETEP.
UKSPECTr'CLLY informs his friend ani
(he public generally, that he has constantly
on hand Pianos equal to these for which ba re
ceived the Prixe Medal, in London in 1851.
All orders promptly attended to, and great
care taken in the selection and packing (he sau.
He ha received during the lsst I years, mora
Medals than auv other maker from tha Frank iiu
Institute ; also First Premium at Boston, and
Premiums at New York and Baltimore.
AVareroom, removed fiotn Si 8. FtMsrlh, to
No. ISt) ARCH Street, below Eighth, south sida,
Hiilsdelphia.
Aprdil.18V7.-3iu
IH'OWVel and Hreiuin's Essence of Ginger
and Hti.pi.d' M.-t-rU at
MKhM,6T. riHER!.