ARRIVAL OF iTHE 'ARABIA.
DiTIIRKK.UAVa LATER FROM BUROPC
DeMi flof yef 7'oin Reported Retirement of
the English Troops The Atlantic Cable to
. be Stored lilrNext t ear Money ramc or
Paris and Vienna.
The steamer Arabia arrired st New York
Jestfrday with Liverpool dates to tbo 19th
tit. Sha briujrs 140 passengers.
' Tha City of Washington arrited out on the
16th. and lie North Star on the 18th ult.
The Indian aeronnta atale that Delhi wi
cot taken on the 29th of July. More mulio.
ies had occurred, including one regimeut in
the Bombay l'residcncy. Several victonca
are reported over the mutineers.
It is rumored that the British troops hove
..;..,! frnm Oelhi on nccouni Ol wcun,
. Another report says that large
reinforce
n.nt havo arrived, and
assault wui
looked for in a Tew dayi.
The Atlantic telegraph cable ia to be
landed and stored at tho Plymouth Navy
Yard until tho next year.
The U. S. sloop of war Plymouth bad
arrived at Southampton.
The cholera now extends over nearly all the
whole of tha northern continent of Europe
At Oluckatodd four rer cent, of the popula
tion have died. At Upsal the University has
teen closed until the 12tb ef October, on
account of the epidemic.
A. monetary panic has occurred on the
Talis Bourse, and the shares or the Credit
Mobilierhave larpely declined. I he panic
lias extended to Vienna.
William Summershill, the silk manufacturer
of Manchester, hag fttiled.
Various speculations are afloat about the
pproichinp imperial interview at Slultgardt.
"It is said that Napoleon desires that the
C'tar and Queen Victoria should meet ut
1 The Spanish Ministers have tendered their
resignation, but it was oot accepted. It is
aid that Uunorol Concha will continue as
Governor General of Cuba.
The Evangelical Allimice was in session
at Berlin. Ambassador W right, bishop
Simpson and Br. Baird figured iu the pr ce d
" Partial law lias been proclaimed in Belfast
J all arms auJ umniunilioo are to be giveu
"i'here is nothing new from China.
The Empress of Russia. ho is with her
family at Darmstadt, is sufleritig from, it is
id, Elites de couches. Her physicians ri-..iji-....
ilm most connlt rrpose. UI
r.mrse. therefore, her going to Slultgardt
r tl. n-icBtion It is unite ccitaiu Hi
is
t!i it
the Empress of the French will not accomjia.
r.v her husband on his trip to Germany.
"The London Times is discussing A inenciin
monetary affairs. It says :--Tho two Ut
nuils have brought news of on average fal.or
30 per cent in the most prominent American
securities, and, assuming ihe total held on
(hi side to be about HBO.OOO.OOJ sterlmg.
which is probably much below tho tru.i
amount, our nominal loss has already, in tha
"ourseoften days, reaped X21.000.000-
sum which slill inadequately represents the
real mischief, since, when the pivaeut panx
x-ommenced, tha market was already snHering
from a yenr or two or almost uninterrupted
depression. 1 n such a state of things further
T'oleut Victual inns must be expected, aud a
recovery of 10 or 15 per cent , or a lurther
f.ll to that extent, may therefore be cousld
mv.1 probible;' It attributes this depression
t lb.) efforts of an organized party pledged
t.) brine about a hopeless convulsion 1 hut
organized p.irty is au abuse of credit mid
nothing more. .... i .
Belfast in consequence of its late riots, lias
Wen proclaimed ;" in other words, tho mili
tary has superseded the civil law; and two
li.irriM.-rs W been s. lit tYi.nJ Dublin to in
puire into and report upou tha causes w tilth
have led to the lute outrages. .
The Paris Bourse was ihe scene or a panic
on the Ulh. All securities fell, and those of
'the Credit Mebilier, from HOiif. to 167f. 5GV.
The commercial of Hungary are t xcit ng
artme attention in Vienna, for tha failures iu
some of th 1 idiug.cities have fceeu numer
ous and senuua,
LATER BY THkTxOLO SAXON.
European News Unimportant Nothing Later
from litttxtt.
QcKUKC, October 5. The steamer Anglo
Saxon, from Liverpool on the 23J ult.. has
tirriied ut this port, bringing advices four
iti later.
The European news furnished is of an un
importunt character.
Tfiere are no later advices from India, but
intHresting detail are furnished.
Genera! Havelock had resumed his march
tin Lncknow. Small detachment of troops
were heing sent from Great Britaiu to ludia
by the overland mail route.
The choli-ra was raging in the North or
Europe.
INDIA.
Gen Iteid died before Delhi. Lord Elgin's
mission to Calcutta was understood to reliile
lo a trailer of Indian troops to China.
Another mutiny ut Bombay had been re
pressed. The merchants of Calcutta had pe
litioned the Queen to take control of India.
General Banks, who commanded in tho en-
parem-nt at Lucknow, had beea killed.
I'im K ist India Company had accepted the
proffer o the European and American Steam-
nip Compauies, for teiuer to couvcy
troop by the oyetland route.
GREAT BRITAIN'.
Tha street preaching in Belfast has been
stopped. On Sunday, there was considerable
.,l.;t.in,.nl lint nnlv a silent disturbance.
Knoland refuses to eive up the island of
rnam to Turkey.
Tha Moldavian elections largely favor tho
union.
The tJovernment evinces increased activity
io sending reinforcements to ludia.
FRANCE.
It is believed that Franc i and Russia both
tide with Denmark in the question of the
fjjohies.
It had been formally dented that France
Was seeking a closer alliance with Russia.
Liverpool Breadstuff Market. bread,
stuff have a declining tendency. Flour U
reported steady, although some circulars
notice a decliue' of 6d. Wheat is dull, and
3d lower.
'
A KkQ FOUND CONTAINING SlXTKUN IIlN-
tjrro French Coins! An extraordinory
atory reaches us which we give as we received
i Tha ranort is that two men named Ward
and Hall were at work diwn the lake shore
some mile from this city getting oat hoop
.tnrT ashen they discovered a small keg buried
in the sand. This they dug out ana opening
it found it contaiued 160D silver piece. The
coins w. re (Tan uncut Frei cH ca t and of
the denominatiru of seveu franc piei e.i valued
at 81 09 each. The two men with their treas
ure have left for l'hiladelphia, where they in
tend to exchange their coin at the mint. It
is probable that the money was secreted in
tha nlaca where it was discovered by some
French officer during the old French war,
n afterwards the officer may have been
killed leaving no trace where the tr'asure was
concealed. Thos it has fallen at last into
the handa of a couple of Yeukces. Oswego
Daily Times of Monday.
Forty-four acres of land in Fequea town
thin Lancaster county belonging to the estate
of Christie Mvlio diseased, were sold few
days ago at $180 SO per acre, This doe not
look UlU bar tUvi niig the fru.ir.
New Advertisements.
BAMVL'L. II. OnWlU,
ATTORNEY AT X.A.W.
Offlc on South Second, near Market Street,
LE WlSDt'RO, PA.
Practices in th Counties 'it Unior, Northum
Deris nd and Montour.
All I'aorassroiui Bests sss entrusts! to
no ear wiil receive prompt and faithful alien
lion.
October 9, 1857. If
Mia A. Iff. TOtlEII,
Successor to Mrs. M. Hill,
Fashionable Straw and Fancy Milliner
IN a. 463 (old No. 8X1) North Second Street, be
low Noble, opposite Red I.ion Hotel, Philad'a.
C7 Pattern Donneti made to ordsr. Milli
nerv In all its various Iran.hci. A rail respect
fully solicited,
October 3, ' 857 3wr3m
FISH EMI EX'S MEETING.
Fublic Meeting of Ihe Fishermen of the
Susquehanna Hirer and all others friendly
to the came will be held at the public house of
George Keen, Hlmmokin Dam, Snvder county,
on Saturday (he 3d day of October, 18A7, to
take into consideration the best mesne of eecur
ing an open passage for the fish which to
annually visit our river, lint hav been closed out
by the improvements of th State.
Distinguished speakers will be present to ad
dress the people.
Iiy order ol th Fishermen Committee.
Georg l.yon, Suubury. (J. Fisher. Shamokiu D
Sem'l Mantz, ' Wm. Keller, "
I,. K. Hummel, Sclinxgr'e Uan'l Gaucler. "
William Gaugler, "
September 26, 18h7. 5t
By virtue of a certain writ of Lev. Fa. io me
directed, will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, In Sunbury, on SATURDAY,
the 21th of October, at 10 o'clock, A. M,
the following property to wit :
All that certain four story, with basement
Cvo stories, brick building, intended for a
hotel, messuage and tenement, situate in the
towti of Slmmokin, county of Northumber
land, Peiissylvnnio, 52 feet In front nod 52
feet in depth : bounded on the North by the
street or space on the bank of the Shamokin
creek ; on the South by Arch street; on the
East by Market street on block No. 37, as
designated and muiked upnn the general plan
of said town of Shamokin, and occupying
parts of lots Nos. 1, 2, and 3 upen said block
No. 37, and tho lots or pieces of ground and
curtilage appertcnar.t to said building.
Seized, taken into execution, and to be sold
as the property of Thos. Bumgurdner, Joseph
Long and David Longntckvr, and Joseph
Loriir, owners or reputed owners, and Henry
Philippe, ceutrm tor.
HENRY WELSH, Sl.eriJ.
Sheriff's Office, Suubury,
Sept. 20. 1857. f
"AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
George Baldwin, " In the ('ouM of Common
vs. Ploas of Northumber-
Ammrrinan, Zuern Sc land county,
Wciirel. J No. 47, Aug. T. IS37.
Ex. Due.)
The undersigned Auditor appointed by tha
said C'oiyl to report the fa. is, and make distri
bution of the fund arising from the sale of per
sonal properly of the above named Amuerman
& Wcilzel. defendants lo and among tho par
tics entitled to the same, will attend to the duties
of his appointment at his (.Hire in Nimbury on
Tuesday the SlOth day of Octubcr, 1S37, at 9
o'clock in Ihe forenoon.
H. J. WOi.VErtTO.Y, Auditor.
Suubury, 8ri!cmler 20, IIS57. It
53ROOKEK & MAE SET,
tutiont'crN
k.V COMMISSION iir.FlCUANM,
261. Sorth Thira Street, 1 door below
Piiii.ADi;t.rniA.
QAI.F.Snf Rj.iti nuH Slion, llrr 0.nl, Gum,
k ware, W atches, I'micy UwJi, S.e , KVlillv'
Viite,
tnr-tVK-
IsT C ran'.ry Stmilc-'neri suilnthrri will aliav Riul at
r,nr l-eniME P.ilrs a la'cr ami dmralli. Mssnrtuicut ul tl.s
above '.ilii, to lie "ld in lots 10 sail Kiy.ii.
-ijiHJ porkfU en lite preniikes for Cosntry Trad.
fw.l.a Ifsr C 3m
jcawdhetiis.'
!2f AGEICULTUEAL WAREHOUSE,
iVo.. 21 and 2.1 Sixth Slrett. near tit
Stute House, Philadelphia.
Tm Honrs of 1111 npiifiiim l.uilJiiip, rrcrtrd exrrtly
f ir t!ir rro.riflori' iru:le, are itorl with Serds and uu
lile:iteirtl of uniril ti I'urniefiiiiKl (iimlenrrs
SIXTi' YKAHM KKl ABUSliKI).
The subscrilirrt Urtiie to call ilia utlfiition at rvery one
iiiteintrd ill e'ariniim uu (.arilenina. lo thnr well rleal-
l il k i4 A?ri.'Mliuinl Iinriixniriils ami .Murhiueiy.
llical variety ibiriiculluMl Tn.il, wnrrsntrd Garden
niul rinwei Seeds, Ur.M and Fieid Serds i;f Hit ra. si re
fcuHe quuhly
The Aurrfuliuinl Implements soM I.t us ire mns ls
ninii'ifKcliaedst oar rjleain Wnrks. liriti.il, a.
Having fined up lint establishment wilhnut reesid to
expense, with the in .st cjniplete luarlnnery, f.ii lli nwii
fiicrer o? Vari..u kinds of Auriculluial liri;ileineiils. ws
sro ii.iw nr. iwreu l.i suppry all artlelel In llns ins 0,11.
l ml, if nffi superior, lu any thing of the kind ever before
ulU-red lo the p'ltilic.
1 ANUKKTHS' WARRANTED GARDKN PF.rDS.
Iltive linen tiefors the pul-lic for upwards nl sixry yenrs ;
their wule-spirad pnpulunly, and Hie constantly liirreas.
nig deinmid from year to year, is the best evidence of their
superiority over all others.
VT Cuntry merchants ran be supplied wilh seeds iu
paji.in. or bulk, on 0,t most liberal terms.
flloomsdnle, near Bristol. Pa., our Garden Ree,l (rrounHs
contains three hundred and seventy acres, and is ths lar
gest establishment of lis kind m Ihe world
I). l.ANHtKTH t SON.
Nos. 91 Slid 93 Smith 81MI1 Htresi, rkPadeh his.
September !, IKJ7 pr3m.
I V- FlJll.l.VG. having obtained the agency
for r.lKKKKS (ilFT BOOK Enterprie
is now prepared to furnish sny Book published
as retail price wiih a gift worth from 85 cents to
Oi fc HU.NDKEU hUU.AHS.
Godfreys Nanvtive of the Kane Expedition
bound in doth, price f 1.00 (with Uift.) Hound
in psper (aitheut gifi) 50 cents.
Ur. Livingstone a IS years' Explorations and
Adventures in tho Wilds of Ifriia, 250, 8 vo.,
pui;es. Olio hundred splendid Eneravinira.
bound in cloth with golJ, price $ 1.00 (with gifl.j
I'aoer edition 60 cents (without gift).
ee.t. iu, IH07. tit.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
f N pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Northumberland county, will he exposed
to public sale on A 1 LKUAV ths 10th day of
uciuocr next, on llie premises, the following
described real estale to wit '
A certain Tract ol LAND, situate in Lower
Augusta township, adjoining lands of Joseph
(iaas and other. Containing 40 Acres more or
less, about 8 acres of Ihe said land is meadow,
The improvements are a weatherboard Dwelling
House, a log Uarn, an Orchard of good fruit and
here is also a good Spring at Ihe house. The
premises are in good repair and the land in a good
stats of cultivation. I. ale the eslatu of Henry
Hanabach.dec'd. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock
A. M.. of said day when lb terms of sale will
be made known by
JOEL WOLF. AJsi'r.
uy oruer ni me cnurl.
r of the ciurt, "l
rsol.Clk. O.C. I
y. Sept. 19,1857. I
U. 11. t'ursul
Sunbury,
NOTICE.
VTICE is hereby giveu that application ha
x' been made to the Court of Common Pleas
of Northumberland county, by the members of
the lieruian helormed and Evangelical Lutheran
Churches in I per Mahouoy township, for a
Charier of Incorporation under Ihe name and
title of the Trustees and Church Council al St.
John's United Uerman Reformed and Evaageli
cal Lutheran Church, in Upper Mahonoy and
that the same will be presented to Court for a
bearing, the first Monday pf November next.
JAMES UEAUD, Preih'y.
Prothonotary 'a Office. )
6uabury, Sept. 19, 1867, ( te
E
LPEB HVDE'd Expoeitie of Mormoav-
1. Price, 91 S. for aale by
18, iS57.-y. H. T. r RILING.
C'pt.
SHERIFF SALES.
By virtue of a certain writ of Ten. Ex. Real
to me directed, will oe exponea io puono inie
at the Court House, in Sunbury, on SATUR
DAY, the 17th or October, at 10 o'clock,
A. M.. the follnwlns property to wit t
A certain lot of ground situate la the town
Of Shamokin. io Coal towoshin, Norlhomber-
land connty, and marked in the general plan
of said town No. 327. Fronting on Sunbury
and Commerce streets, and bounded by Llew
rt street on the West i and lot of John II
Roadnrmel on the east. Being 200 feet deep
and sixteen feet in width, whereon ia erected
two story frame house, including the tene
ments, 18 by 24, with a brick kitchen 13 by
20 feet.
Seized, taken Into execution, and to be sold
as the property of William C. Keneday. -
ALSO t
At the sam time and place, by virtu of
certain writ of Lev. Fa. to me directed, will bo
exposed to public sale the following propetty
to wit I
All that certain messuage or tract of land.
situate, lying and being in th township of
Delaware, county of Northumberland, and
Stale of Pennsylvania, bounded and described
by the following courses, and distances begin
ning at a chestnut oak, running North 62
degrees Kast f3 perches to a post; thence
North 53 degrees West 66 perches lo a
chesunt ; thence South 5 degrees West 74
perches lo a tbesnut oalf to the place of be
ginning, containing 12 acres, 152 perches and
allowance.
Seized, taken into execution, and to be sold
as the property of I'eter Orow.
11. wis. ink, hDeriff.
Sheriff's Office. )
Sunbury, Sept. 19, 1857. J
MTJSIO 1 MUSIOI
in. O. KIMBALL, Inte of Elmira, having
A become s resident of Sunbury, ispectfully
informs th citizens and others, that he iuteiida
to form a Singing Class, both secular and s.icrtd
and will impart instruction to all who may desire
to place themselves miller bis charge.
IN. U Mrs. O. Kimball la prepared to give
instructions to a few more pupils on Ihe Piano
r orte.
Sunhurr, September 19, 1857 tf
To the Electors of Northumberland"
County.
County Treasurer.
1"HB subscriler in obedience to Ihe wishes of
a large number of his trllow citizens has con
sented to be a candidate for Treasurer of Norlh
umbeiland county. If elected he promu.es to
discharge his duties laiihfully, and in order to do
so, will take up lm residence in otinoury.
Upper Mshanoy, Sept. 19, I8S7.
To tfce Elector3 of Northumberland
CouDty.
TH E subfcrilr hrrtky offer himself as a
candidate for
PBOTIIONOTAnY,
Having nlwavs been a steadfast Democrat, and
considering himself competent to perforin the
duties ol the office, ho would respectfully ask of
the Democratic party of the coui.ty a nomina
tion at tho primary election. Among other
qualilieatiuns, n thorough knowledge of the
bnclish and btrnmii languages would enable
him to attend satisfactorily to all having business
in the office.
DANIEL 13ECKLY.
Trevorton, Jure SC, 1K57.
Candidate for Prothonotary.
7b the Voters of Northumberland County.
T the solicitation of many friends from dif
ferent parts of the county, the undersigned
has consented to become an Independent Candi
dates for the oiliee of l'KOTHO.OTAKY nt the
ensuinjj election, should he be siucefsful, no
effort ahull be spared upon Ins port to perform
the duties of the uliice w ith fideliiy, promptness
and impartiality.
JAMES UhAKU.
Sunbury, August 8, 18.7. lo.
CaiKlldate fur Kn liT.
To the Voters of Northumberland County.
T the soliritation of many friends from dif
fcrcnl parts of ihe county, the undersigned
has contented to become an Iinlei endent t'nndi
date for the office of SH CHIFP at the ensuing
election, should he be aurcessful, no ell'orl
shall 1 e sjisred upon his part to perform ihe du
ties of the otlice with nVclily, proniptuess and
ill. partiality.
JA.Mt.S t A. Ui Kb.
Northumberland, June 87, 18S7.
FANCY FURS FOli LADIES.
JOHN I'AURIRA CO., (New No.) 8H, No Morket
St. alKive Kight, Hhiludelphiu. Importers. Mieiiifuetutcrs
and dealers in Isidies, Gentlemen mid Chiidreus l-'unry
Kilrs. holesiiie and Kelnil, J. e . A Co., would etill
the attention of Deolers and the fuhlir generaliy W then
itnuifiise S.oek of t'au.-y Furs for ladies Geiulemeii uikI
lldren; llieir assortment enib at'es every article and
kind r.f Knney Tars, that will he worn during tins seuson
such as Full Cupea. Half Caies Cfunrtcr C'aiies, Talnuis,
Victorinef lto.is, .Mtins X .Mull itecs, Horn Hie liucst itus-
in 11 Sjutile lo (lie hiweet pnee l)ormtic Tius.
For Gentlemen ihe largest nssortiiicut nf r ur Collars,
Gloves Gaaultvis lc, iig ihe direct lmpnrteis of all. ui
ura and Miiuufiietiirers of them under our own supervi
sion we feel siilisried we can .iter better iiwliireinenls lo
deal. rs and the public eenenilly thin nuv other house,
havinff au assortment lo seleet from and nt the .Mauuluclur
ets prices. We uuly ask a eaill
JWIl . I'Alir.llkA K v.u,
811 MMkrt Street almve F.ighih, I'bilad'a.
Philadelphia, Sept. It), Ibi7. v4m.
PENNSYLVANIA WIRE "WORKS
No. 24(5 Arch St. bit. Second t- Third,
(Opposite lirrud Street,
rii.lailel.iUla.
EIVES, Riddles, Screens, Woven Wire of
iT" all mesbes and widths, with all kinds ol
plain and fancy wire work, ifeavy Twilled
V ire for Hpark Catchers Coal. Maud and Ura
vel Ucrerns; I'apcr Maker's Wire ( Cyleider
and Dandy Rolls, covered in the bast manner
ire and W ire Fencing.
A very superior a 'tide of Iff try rounder
Selves. .411 kinds of Iron Ore Wire Mnves.
IMYLIMS, IMHHY A. LYNN
Philadelphia, Kept. 19, 1657. c3m.
Wi lt of l'arllllon.
Alexandor Jordan
1
Iu the Court ot
Common Pleas of
the County of
Northumberland.
vs
William Davis and (ieorg
F. Lee, Kx'rs. of Thomas
Davis of Philadelphia, dee'd.
and also Trustee ol the widow
and heirs of said dee'd , and
Joseph Warner of Philadel
phia and William McCany
of Sunbury.
November Term,
18J7.
Wsit or PiSTiTios. 'i he defendant will
take notica, that by virtue of said writ, an inrpji
tiou to make partition in valuation of Ihe 1 ro
perty therein mentioned, will be held on the
premises on the 9th dsy of October next, st 10
o'clock, A. M.
HENRY WEISE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Oflico, )
Sunbury, Sept. 10, 1867.$
SUNBURY STEAM FLOURING MILL-
ri'MIE subscribers respectfully auiiuunre to tha
A public, that Iheir new Steam Homing Mill
in this place, has been completed, and will go
into operation 011 MonJay the 3lst day of Au
gust, inst.
Having engaged a competent and .careful
Miller, they trust they will be able, with all the
modern improvements adopted in their mill, lo
give entire satisfaction lo all who may favor them
with their custom.
SNYDEK. KINEHART it HARRISON.
Sunbury, August 29, 1857 U
BLANK Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, Warrant
A ttacbmenls, Commitments, Sumtnou. Su
posnas, Executions, Justices' and Constables'
Pee llill, eke., tVe.,can be bad by aniilying al
this office.
PORTER'S Spirit of the Times for sale by
II. V. FRIL1NO.
Angm-t I, 157.
EXHIBITION.
The Executive
Committee appointed by
the President of the Agricultural Society of
rxor:nomberland county, met agreeaoiy to
notice and appointed the following Commit
tees 1
COMMITTIS Or ARRANOICMF.KTS
Pr. Wm. McCleery,
Frederick Wilhelm,
J. II. M'Cormick,
J. B. Reed,
Chas Stout,
J. Y OoodluoiUr,
Cyrus Brown,
Ueorige W Slrine.
Wm. F. Nagle.
J. II. KekberU
R. M. Frick,
II. A, Moodic,
J. M. HoD,
A. II. Blair,
Thos. Swenk,
K. W. Chopin,
Henry Koliler,
Johu Roush,
James Montgomery,
I. 15. Davis.
It was resolved lo hold the Exhibition on
the 15th and lGih days of October Best,
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
HORSE.
Best stall on over 4 years lil,
(4 00
i 00
2d
no 110
" undor 4 year old,
1
3d
M
2d
tnare and colt,
pair of match horses,
" single horse,
Amos E. Kapp, Jesse C. Morton, John R
Lck, ). C. Watson, W illiani lleinen, Win.
M'Clcery aud John Nicely, Judge.
AQRICULTURAL-
OATTLR.
Best bull over 2 years eld, 84 00
2d ' " 2" 00
" " under 2 years, 2 00
2d " 1 00
" cow, 00
2d " 2 00
" heifer, 2 00
2d " 1 50
" yoke of cxnii, 4 00
" fat ox or cow, S 00
d " " I 50
" calf under I ynaK 1 00
Wilson Hutchison, Simon Cameron, Ro
bert M'Cormick, Kilian lionkel, Jacob Hon-
sicker, Jotepii Nicely, John M. Wagner and
Ueo. r rederick, Judges.
SWI.NS.
Best boar,
$3
2
2
1
2
1
2
2
2d "
sow,
2d
II
2J
pair of shouts,
litter of pigs under 3 mouths,
" Tut hog,
K. Crawford, Daniel P. Caul, Wm. Taylor
Puvid Engle, Fraiikliu. Funk, D. II. Diets-
bach aud Wm. Fullmer, Jadjc.
eiiKsr.
Bust ram, $3 00
ewe, 2 00
" lamb. 2 00
fli ck of 6 or more, 2 00
Samuel John, I). 1.. Ireland, I). B. Mont-
5 ornery, Natliuiiivl lirituiu, James Uukes,
udges.
AORICl'l.Tl'RTAt. rilODl'CT.
Best 3 acres of wheat,, $4 00
3 " rye 3 Oil
" ' corn, 3 00
3 " oats, 2 00
The certificate of two respectable men as
to measurement and product required.
Best bushel or wheat,
$1 00
rye,
1 00
" " corn, 1 (JO
" " oats, 1 IHJ
" " potatoes, 1 00
" " sweet potatoes, 1 00
Johu McCormick, Joseph Neshit, Dermis
Wolvetton, Andrew Armstrong, David Murr
Joseph 11. 1'rietlly, Frank liu Davis, Judges. :
l'Ofl.TRT.
liest pair of tuikoys, 81 00
geese, 1 UU
' " chickens. 1 (III
collection of 10 chickens, 2 AO
2d " " 'I 00
William Fulkason, James Covert, Chnilis
Fox, W. l Porsylhe, J. Angsladt, lleury
K ohler, Judges.
VKCBTAtlLES.
Hest beets, not less than ten , $1 On
M carrots " I 00
" turoips, " 1 00
salsify or oyster plant, 1 00
' Ouions, not less than ten, 1 Of)
" cabbage, " six, 1 00
" squash, M three, 1 00
" pumpkins, ' " 1 00
'! totnutoes, " twelve, 1 0"
M "gK pi""'. 1 uu
" cellery, 12 stalks, 1 00
" ossortmeut or gurden vegetables '1 00
Samuel Shannon, I. W. Pollock, Bei.jainiu
Bitninglon, David Murr, Paul Masleltr, Jas.
board, Johu Tweed, Judges.
ntfir.
Best J bushel of apples, $2 H)
1 ' (pjinces, 1 00
" " peurs, 1 00
' i grapes, 1 00
Half price for second bttbt, each.
Wm. I. Greer.ouL'h. Win. H. Frvmire. II.
IJ. Masser, John P. Heard, Heurj Ueuder,
James P.ecd, Johu U. Packer, Koberl il
McCoruiick, Judges.
IMi'LVMbNTS
Best threshing machiuc,
" reaper,
" seed drill,
" winnowing mill,
" corn abulivr,
" plow,
cultivator,
" roller,
" corn ploaj,
" straw culter,
" farm wagon,
" sett or harness.
tl 00
3 09
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
" horse ruke,
" grain rake,
Philip Follmer, James Cameron, Simon
Lautz. Johu Motitifoinery, 1 eter aubaUvr,
John Haag, E. W. Chapiu, Thomus Merviuo
J udges.
DAIRY, KTC,
UcbI butter, uot less than 5 lbs.,
" honey, ' "
" loaf bread, not less that 4 lbs,
" ham cured by exhibitor.
" hurd soap, " 0 tbs.,
applo butter, 2 nsiai ts,
' preserves,
l
Julio Houth. J. Wr.ods Brown, P. A. Fo
John 11. Drown. A. II. Klair, Marliu liilliny
er, Ueo. 11. Hertz, Judges.
POMKKTIO VlAM'r ACU tllv.
Best 13 yards woulon curpets,
2d
" rug carpet,
S2 00
1 00
1 50
'5
1 00
I 00
1 00
1 00
1 110
75
2d
tiuilt,
" hearth rug,
" pair blankets,
cloth (home-made) 10 yards,
" tlaiinel,
" gloves or mittens,
Abram Straob, Thomas Swenk, Samoel T.
Drown, Wm. Nagle, John 8. Lawson,
Hugh Martin, Judges.
TLOW1NO MATCH.
Charles Riddles, Samoel lllaio, John II.
Heller, Kiliuu Duukul. Isaac Marab, Hubert
KuS8ei.
Nona but members of the Society will be
permitted to compete for prir.es.
Persons from any coooty, State or country
cao beeume members ou payment of fifty
cents to the Treasurer, or a towoship com-
tuittee-iuao.
Person bringing articles for exhibition will
bo required to enter the some ou the Ut day
nf tha exhibition with the proper officers.
Compctitien is earnestly iuvited from all '
parti of tb eoanty, tod .from Neighboring
couotiss.
Judges will commence their duties at 10
o'elnek.
Addresses will be tlelived after the report
of committees, awarding premiums, on the
Second day,
W. O. LAWSON, pres'l
1 Milton, 8ept. 11. 1857.
The $10 nd $15 Single and rouble
Threaded Empire Family Sewing
Machines.
AN AGENCY for the aale of these Sewing
Machines can Isj secured on liberal terms for
the County of Northumberland. No one need
apply without capital sufficient to conduct the
business properly and who cannot bring refer
ences as lo reliability and capacity. A personal
application will be iiercseary.
The peculiar adaptation of these Machines for
all purposes of Family Sewing, will, where ever
they are oflercd for sale command a roady and
unlimited demand.
JOHNSON 4 OOOD. LI.,
8. E. Corner of 6th aud Arch His., 1'hiladel'a.
. August 16, 1807. If . .
Benjamin Chandler i No. 40, August Term,
vs. S 185T, August rth. 1857.
Uurher, A) res, et al. 1
On motion of William M. Itocke f. l'er, Esq.,
attorney for plninlifT's rule on the above defend-
cuts to sppearard plead by the first day of nest
term to tlie above setion ol rjectmrnt Fir all that
certain tract or piece of land, silostc in Shamokin
(now partly in Coal and partly in Zerbe town
ships,) in the county of Northumberland, con
taining two hundred and seventy. three acres,
moro or less, ad joining lands in the name of Wm.
Wilson, I'eter Mowrcr, Miiv.arl Kroll, Frederick
Kramer and others. Purveyed on a warrant
granted to Malhias Zimmerman. P. cur.
Extracted from record and certified September
3d, 1837.
JOHN 8. HEARD, Deputy Proth'ry.
Prothonotary 'a Office f
Sunbury, Kept. 4, 1K."7. J
EARLE'5 GALLERIES OF PAINTINGS,
iVo. bl6 Chesnut Street, opposite the Girard
House,
PHILADELPHIA.
OOK INO'lilas Warerooms'and Reposilo
of Art. Engravings, I'uintinei, Portrait
and l'icturu f'rmnrs. iu every variety, of the lata
oriimls and Kurnpeau 1'attcriis. i'icr Tablrs.
Consols, lirackels and Cornices. The most ex
lensivo and cleg in t assortment of Looking Clas
ses, of substantial workmanship, and at Auction
prices.
Hold .Medal awarded by the Marjlnnd Insti
tute, 18r0. Highest I'rt'inium awarded by Ihe
Pr-mUiii lnstituto 1H.5.
JAML'i S. ERLE.
September 19, 1836 c3ni3
FEVER AND AGUE!
tiUINlNK BflWTITUTE OR NERVE TOXIC
This wH knowa romtdjr rlisrnverrd by my late paH
ner Doctor ti J. Leeds, is a sure ouic Tor the iiImivc ilimr-
der, tickHmtlucli, anH ull nllirr Ncivous stoictioti. It
cniiiiiius no (iiiniiip, Arsfnie. nr other injarious inrrrsMti-
eiiTs. 11 nreiiirtiiiis trie sM'ein, trivcs tnnr lo the stom
nrli, nu.l is iuvrulualln to inspect ie and those nirertr.l
with weiiknrss in nuv pull of Ihp .stein It is erpef inllr
rrcoimaeii lrd to Irnnk's troulilnl with Kallnie of tlio
Wonih. One b 'ttle is sutriririu in most discs, wh?r tli
IJirri'tlottsnle foil iwed. Crl lllic-tllo can lie furnished fioin
all parts of the L'ni. ii.
rolrl ly the Urnrftitts generally surl by J. H. Ilsztril,
Wholcrale tlruiraist, anil S,.lc, l'mpnelor lil .Maidisi
Liw, New York.
New York, Sept. 10, 1SS7, v3m.
tiit. It rriTir no Wx,lAMr
na pm! Uim try otlta-r Ca vf .Ter.lr.j. Ml
r .'Isv-rr. tb wM u, !Mff,iLble, MpiijI., ti.jsutJ
Ram ( .rrM nf H.-titen!
r'llM i-tt'trt In th in'.rtf.r C.n may try
.trsr4U-oUl.rl!e' by f.U imIiui.u ( bmt mtl
I it h witoi f-,lt.
sea auo irajcttCssI asO s.0 hsis sias.i.:uia,,l If .u..
; Il it trwt-ri to fcop .ii urtkV put vfMtiis
toltrotnei Try li.mtH. ir i rasi bert n fniUn- l
-ss a vi n x. r.sj mots- T I'J DO ro!uU.fs J
. Tbo rtakot in 1'tro Untlulin.li-.1 T,w:. Gttm,
diffor nt tromilio offftitiv eto nMd bj othcra.
i Tno 'W.hf v ntiaq tr.tirol r.oir p'mn. tho Gullet
si rorasfi.T tui. onJ ronnut ti-riuiror 1 rfu-iu, aa
For 'siim eektt w .uld .t .n ny wjior t n-
r"- HieroU n l.tt ah ut it 1i tiaLariuiala Iu
1 n u jrttln la Ufaa anniifh ta sl.lt . fssll.U.
1 an vni or feohD'hiMat o i is losjl fut Tkros!
m bo o
V4
1 sort. i. 1 tli M hu ha Utoii the in will ua
M'SM'ar.
t.iir.IML DISi'OU.Tr TO TIIU TN4DC. Jfl
4VVV Sa l:iue M.
Hej.l. IS, Hit
' -HOVER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE.
'IIIE fellowing, from that eminent Physician
of Philadelphia, Dr. llrinckle, adJeJ to tho
lei-limony of Professor Uooth, only confirms
what ia evidenced by thousand who hare used
Hover's Dye.
"UiasHi) RuW, Ciii.stnct Stbsit, )
Philadelphia, December 22d, la&3.
'In regard lo Hovkk's Aia Dvii, I can state
unhesitatingly, that it contains no deleterious in
giedienls, and may be I'Scd Willi entile safety,
and with the utmost c mfiJcnro and success."
W. D. MUN'CKLE.M. D.
Hover's Writing & Indelible Inks,
Are so well and widely known, as to require no
eulogy of their merits, il is only necassury to say,
that the steady and increasing demand, gives ths
best evidence thai they maintain their character
for superiority, which distinguished them when
first iutrajuved, years ago.
I Orders addressed to the Manufactory, No. iUi
RACE sired, above Fourih. (old No. 144.)
Philadelphia, will receive prompt a tentioii, by
j JOSEPH E. HOVER, Manufacturer.
I Sep. 13, 1857 .rlpril 85, '37, ch.
j EXCELS OIIl
I SPUING BED.
(Gould's Vafeut, September 2d 18i6.)
I.O n which a diploma was awarded at the
Eighth exhibition of the Mass. Charitable
Mechanic's Association.
This is an cntin'ly new application of spiral
springs lo beds, making a more comfortaole, neat
er, and cheaper spring tied than ha been offered
to the public, applicable to old as well as new
bedsteads.
J'hc peculiar position ef the springs elevate the
head slightly, saving the trouble of building up
the head with extra bolsters.
The construction is so simple, aud every pa t
so exposed, that bugs have no Iodine places, and
Ihe 1110.1 inexperienced can lake out each for
washing, as they are inly fastened bv a button.
The Springs used are made expressly for these
beds on a Patent S .iral Spring .Machine. 71ie
nublic need only see lliis bed to appreciate it.
The subscrilwr has pnrchattd the light of
manufacturing, and selling, in Northumberland
county, and will furnish the article al reasonable
rates.
IU?" Springs put in old bedsteads for three dol-
ISAAC M. WILKERSCN.
Sunbury, Kept. 19, 1857. If
PLATFORM SCALES.
OF every description, suitable for railroad,
Ac, for weighing II sy. Coal, Ore, and
Merchandb generally. Purchaser run no risk
every scale ia guaranteed correct, aud if after
trial, not found atisfarlory can be lelurucd with
out charge,
Factory at the Old Stand, established for more
than twenty year corner of Ninth and Melon
Street, Philadelphia.
ABBQTT & CO.
Successors to Kllicott St Abbott.
Philadelphia, Sept. 6, 1857. o3m.
" STRAY HOUSE.
CAME to the premises of ihe subscriber on
Monday, Ihe 7th of September, ins(., a
ORAY HOUSE, about 1 or 14 years old. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove pro
perly, pay chargea, end lake him sway, otherwise
he will lie disposed of according to law.
IHAAO RAYIDnC
Ruth tp., Hepl, I. Ii5'. m .
. PROCLAMATION,..
1)l'fc8LrANT toii tt th General Aiwpmbl of th
Cumnumwflnl.il of Pwinrylvsnia, tmtltM "An art
relating Iu the elrrtiun of tlii Commonwealth, improved
lha aooijod dijr of July, Anno Uomtim, one tntiuannd
eifht hunrfrpd and Ibirty-niof), I, HKNRY WKIHK,
Hiprh Hiiertfl uf tha omintjr of Nonliomln-rlmKl, rnniayl
vanin. Ao hcrehy mnk known ttJ fit mi(H:a lo tha rit
lra of tha eoanty aforeanid, that a tiwrnl ehvlt'in wtll
I hH(t in aaid runty of Nnrthnmtwrlnird on the HKCON l
TUIOAV 1:ttU OCTOBKR, ' 1hi7 at whtch tinia
Hute and Covmty OflicRra, aa follow a, are to be elwtl I
One oeramt aa Govern;! of tha Common wenhh of Penn
irlmnifi.
Two paiaont aa Judgea pf ibe Sapiema Court of renn
y tun nia
n peratm aa Canal Cornrntoioner of th Common
pealih. Onm pwaon aa memher nf Senate of tli Omeral
Aaaemhly of I'ennaylvama in conjunction with Uiv couo
tiea of Snyt)er, lontoiir ami Culnniliia.
On pftraon aa SliriiiT fr the comity Northmntserrnnd.
On perarm ai Memhrr of IH Hi how of Heviriw-iUlivr
to r renew t the vouiily of Northmnlsrrinitd.
One perifni at ComiiiiMioiir fur the couitty of North
umherlaiid for a term ol 3 year.
On per on aa froUionoturj for lh county of Norliiiun
berlmid. One perriH aa Trrontrer dx Uic rtmnty of Northuin
herltonl. One peiaon aa Auditor for the county of Nnrthuinlter
loml.
I atno lietetiy make Vmwn and Rive itot.r Unit t)ie
plurt of h '.fl ina: the nlonmiid ffmeriil rlf rtioti in th m
erul h rouf;he and towtiahtpa w ithm tbecoQiily i( Nor
thitnilwrlitud are ok fallow i
The Sit ub n rv Dittrirt, coinpoaed f th lrmigh of
Piinbury, and t'pper AuauiH, aL tlie C.uuty Cuurt
Houwj.
The Autraala Distrft t, compoaH of Ihe toeroehtp of
t(iwrr Anguam, at lit bouse ol Heter Dunkulbkrgar, iu
Hid towii'lnp.
' The NortrHitnbrland )ilrirt, cnmptssONl of th Ixirongh
of Nortlinuitmtntrd, nt the bouse of C. t. Unnvn, of the
btJf)Mi)fh of ortlmiiil)',tlnnd.
Tin: Point Dixtrirt, at the bouaa of Unity ITnua, hi th
borough 01' Ni.'riiunibcrlioid.
Ttin Mill mi I) lit rat, ut the houae of Krvdcnr k flicker,
io mid UirotiLfi.
The Turbut U.ttiict, at tlte h ue occupied by Abruliam
Kilning.
Tliu Ueluwar Dintrict, ot ti.e linking Sj tiug School
H'.nn.
The Ctiilis'junqite Diatrict al th h -use tf fJfiijfimin
Fordninnn.
Tho I,evia District, at lic houe occupfed by M.chue)
R'ft'ler.
The hlmmokin Pittiictt nt the hou of CJiurlrt Leiden
rin,;.
The t'pprr Mulionny IinUict, at th Umiaa cf Daniel
KinrnhHrt.
Tlie Little Mahonoy Dieiiirt, at the h.mae nf widow F.
nV:tr.
The Isoww Mnh nry District, Lt tha h.me of .
.rlHjr;i!it,
Tlie Ktuili Iilats-irt, at the til'orty Ti le Rrh.-nl flt e-t.
The JuclaAon UinUirt. at (he h'-uso occupied by Calcn
Smith.
The Coul Diti it. at the houa of W.'.Iiam M. Wcairer,
in the t n of rhiiiioikiii.
The orb lhalrict at the house of Jwl-n V raver In
Trevornn.
Ttiu (.'aineron Distrii't, nt Ihe hnune nf Oich-nn lerk.
The si:rduu 1: at rir t Ht W e hour ol fJciitiiiun Lfttzcl.
The M mnt Cutmcl limlikt ut V.w public Ujuo I (-C-
ix I-cn-li.
The Washington sOlatncLnlthu Iioukc vl Godfrey II. lie
bock.
AM KND.MKMTS TO TI1K CONSTITUTION.
I nli'i lirreljy mtike known tltnl nt the inne tiittf ntd
phice the lollovving piopuacd Atnt-ntlnitnts tj the Cnnati
tntion will be vottd up'n. in tKntJiil inra with uu Act of
A mxmb'y, approved tin? ViU dny ol" .May, 157, Ttllowi;
Whebkai, A joint rt-aolmim proponing ct-riain amend
menlt to the Constitution of the Cpiiunoinvwilih hu bet-ti
Hirrevd to by a majority of the membera to eut-h House of
the lafgislBi ire, ui two aiict'euive acafiojia ol Ihe au ue.
the tJl ecMion cotiiimiiftiip ( ii (he first I ut-sdny of Juru
ary, in the ytur of om I : tt one thmsniU eight liundted
i x! fitiynij(, n lid the aecoiid aeMi-'ii cotnmi-iiciiig ou Ihe
rout I ut uy of J uiuury, in the ytir ol our lord one
lhoumii'1 :ij()it hundred nnd fill y-at-vni.
And Wheiraa. It ia providnt in tht: tPiith nrliole of the
Cohftitulion, that any umeii'Jmenl w ngrred upon ahull be
atibinitteu t't ihe Hple iu a-.n-h u muntier mid ut fucIi time
at leas, three iwmha uttti being mmprrcd to hy ihe two
liouMcs, n the legislature ahull prtacrihe : And Wiilkx
ai, Uy un Art ol the Leihl-ilure of thin Commonwealth,
entitled "An Act nrcwrjUina; the time uitd iiHinnci of tub-
nuttiug to the people for tlieir rutthcmion or r'-jectionth
propottrd AmondiiKiita to the Consinuiion," uiipruvvd
,M;ty twelfth, Auuu Dcniini one tliouNiuk eiclit huudicd
niut firty-hrven, it ia umong oilier tiiiufl, provided ui foi.
1 , to wu:
Sec. I. i hut lor ine pprpoee ot iiHferiammc the at'iiae nf
the citizens of tins Coiiiinonweulih in rrurd t the nd-ip-tii-n
or n jevtiou of kikI Hir.endnientH, or either of them
the Gvarnorof I hi Comtnouwe-dth mull irsuc a writ
ol t'.leetiwn directed to the Mivrid'of cacli and every coun
ty of llna Coinm nw,ulte( e iniiiandmg thetn t ;tive n
tice lit Hid usuui iimnncr in not h-a thxu twonewciaptra
in eui-h cjurt'.y, irovided that many nre publuhed Ibeie
in, that ini election will he lu lil iu rwh ol the towiikhipa,
wartil. ami untiiicoi iiierein, un inc icenu 4 uwiiiv in uc
tolwjr, iu tlie ytii ot our Lord one th'utniid right hun
dred and fu'ty-acven. tor the purpose ol d-ciiliug npuu the
adoption or ' reject I' u of the fund 'umeiTdmrnlii, or uuy of
them ; xv loch sunt f !ctim hIihII l held ut Ihe plncev, mid
opened aud clotetl nt the time nt and within which the
gfiieiul election ,f this Coimn iivcu!tli are held Opened
HUU VIOISCU , Il I Hi ll iimii uc iii'J iu:: i 01c jhii(:h iiiju-c
tola and clerk a of euth nnd Kuid towushipa. wnitla and dis
tricts to receive ut ihe wild election ticket either wriurn
or printed, or partly written uud purily printed, from citi
zena duly qurtlilk'd to vote for iiicuiIh-is id' the Ocuernl
AHsmlily, uiul todep'wtt them iu u Uix or b;xtB to he tor
ihtit putpoBe provided hy the proper uince.- ; which tick
eti ahull U- respectively hibclled on the outside, (nut
amenthiR-nt.'1 tecoud Hinenilnieut," 'tlunt unicniluieiit."
itnd fourth otnimduietit,'' nnd those who are f:ivoiub!e lo
snid atnenJmeiils, or any of them rmty cxprent tiiir denire
by volnift eueh hb majiy r; urjlt wniteu or phi. ted Iwillot
r tirkeia, containing on t';e inaide thereof the words, "for
the itmendmeiit.'1 nnd those who aie opjMtaed to audi
ameudmcuie, r any 01 them, tuny expreMtheii oppoBitum
bv voting eiic.i 01 muny sepeime written or printed ticacta
cont.iiitiiii( on the mu le llicrtui the words, ugamtt the
umeodmeiilh.
Skc 4 That the election m the antl proptpj nmend
tnenta ahall in ail rcapecta be conducted aa the general elec
tions ot" thia Commmwealih arc nw con Jut ted ; and it
ahull be duty of the return jut'pcB of the rspectivr cnun
tiea aud districts thereof, firBt huVUig carefullv iifcerluinetl
the iinmtHT nf vote iriven for or utTinnst eucb ol auid
aineudincnta in the niumier utoreBiiid, to make out dupli
cate return thereof, cxprrased in wrd ul length uud u t
iu figures only, one ot which tcturi.s ao made ahull be lod
ged iu the prothonittury'e orT.c of the court of cu,miut
plrtta ot tlie proper count), onu i"o ' nun ni ree
led t i the lSccretur of the Connu-t. wealth muj by one of
anid Judges dr'biuJ iVrrU.w il'.t in the uk'bL conveuivut
rout oi!ice.
The elfti-in to open between t!u houra of t? and IU
o VI.K-k in the fureno n, and li:ill continue without inter
ruption or utlj uriuiient until 7 o'clock iu the evening
When the polls huil be ch st l.
The acwrul Inapeclora aud Jndca elected fm Ihe M
Friday of Man-b, Ir.-jii, 111 purHuun' ! the :kl r-et-iii-n tf
he ucl of the Cd of July, I Sin, will Ii -id the election on
Tuewluy tlie i:ith dH 01 OcioIkt uvxt.
And the sunt Act ol Aaaeniuiv, rmu.eu "an avi rrinnujr
a the elect in.a t.f this C iiuiionweailth," pnwied July the
9;al. It-rW, further providea att IoIIowh. to wit ;
'Tiiat Ihe Inspectors and .lii.lgt cU 11 ua fiforeaatd,
ball tiicetut the regjHfttve plaei fur h i.Ung the eb.fi ion
111 the tlistricl to w men iiiey n-specnuiiy ih:i"iik oei.-ro
nine oVlock iu the moruiunr the uec mil Tuiay of Oc
tolier iu each oud every e;r, und each of su'd inapeciora
a!iail uppouit one cleik, whu aiiall Le a qualified voter of
such (I'tiinct.
Hixtiox 0. That nny' fraud C"mmitteil bv any person
voling iu the manner alove nruacribeil, shall he punished
mb similar fiands rv diiectt d to be punibhed by the exist
ing htws ol this Coinitioii wealth.
'Iu rase tho pera-m who shall hare red ired the arcmul
highest iiu'iihur of vtts on lnectors shail not attend on
Ihe duy ol'any eteciton, thin lb person who shall have
received the second higheM iiunder of v-tea lor Jmbe the
next preccibng election, ahull net us an iusectH in hia
plnCe, aud in enae the pers.ui ejected Judsre ahHll not a I tend
the Inspector Hio received Uie higheat nnmbar if vote,
shall npiouil a iudce tn bta place; and it any vacancy
su ill oMiliuue iu the b-mrd lor the apace ol twJl mi hmir ut
ter the lime tUud by tuw for llie opening m" ihe elctiov
she quali tied votoia of the b'Wnship, Ward or no district,
rtf which sti.Th officers nrtl have Ih-cii elecied, prs.iit al
sl.e placa of cleci"it: auall one of tbcit mouU'r to hlJ such
vac;i nry.
It sha!! be the dr.tr of id aw ara notivcy to al
ien;, nt the place ol h .Ming every b'vnrral, miHl, or
townshu. election, dining the wln-Ic lane auid election ia
kvpt open, for the puipose of pivmg iuf-TUiatiou to the
li.spcctora aud .Tultv, whutt call-rd oil, in n Inii 'ii to tti
iiL'ht of any person uBacascd by liieiu to vote ut rn b rler
ti.ui, 01 auch utlier luallcrs iu lolutioii bt the om sstuut ot
voters, hs Ihe said inspect r or judge tiC citi.er of Uem
shall trotn ttnie to tunc rviutn.
No per a ui anull bv per united tti vote M nny cltwii.ni ns
aforusunl, i-lher than a while fieenuiuoi uventyone tr
nnre. who shall have resided iu the aiaf al lea tone year,
und 111 the election diitrut where he oil era to vote ut lem
leu iluva iiiniiediately prcceetbn,! liie ebi-tnui. and within
two years paid stai ol foui.lv u n- winch shn'l have been
at.seiMdat lust tmduVki t t-ime the election, IhH hcihzhu
of Ihe 1'niTed rtatcs win h id pieviounly Imicii a ipjaiibctl
voter of this suae, aid reu...cd llerclr..in und r.-Mirurd,
and vhull Inve rennb-d iu ihf el. i'ti o dmnet. aud paid tax
aaaf.froMM. alwll le entitled I" vte ntur rcLidrnv in mis
stutesix monti.1, Totvided. 'lUui Ihe whit; hcm-u, c.n
ens i.f the I'mtetl States, U tv.eru Ibe aj.e tit tweuty-T.
und twentv-two euin. and mi Ihe tWtM diMrn t ten tfeva
us aioresuid. anaU be tnlilU Ui Ult, u!lh -uj;h U ty <u
n 4 h.ivc- piJ taxi s.
No rn rsm shall lw pariuilMd to vou Sse innie 11 n )l
CHitaiucd 111 lUe bat lakable tubal itmu funuUiaU by lh
coininissioneihasHi 'tei.ual, iiuUm, rsl : He pnlucea
u receipt for the pavnwnl. wulnu two euia. cf a s'muor
C ui'ity lux afetl nun rably lo ihe e 'ii-nit ll, uud pav
a.tial'aetory evubuce either on hit own 01 ulhiuut-lin-i
r oil the ath aihruvtU -u 'f another, th,d h bus
mod' such t'x, 01 ou failure to .r.'duc n recen t, shall mak
1,11 ontii l the puviitvul thereof j or toe Mid, il he cluun a
rutin w 'ta "" ,lw'"r Leiwe. 11 tbeagisol
Uveniy i uc and twenty-two '" he ahull depose ou olIU
ur a'lnmulioiu that he has result! in the Stale ut U,at one
venr uet U-iore h.a iipplifiliou. and 111:1k ut U pr-.T ..f
resideiM'e iu tae thuliums is replied by Ih.s net; auJ
bat bed.CB verii) Ulicve tr ag the x..unt g.veu hiu
d-al he is l Ihe nlon wod, and gio s.uh other evi
lhnca as ia icu,'"14 la ',lB wiieiru. u the luiioe ot
tbv peistm a. aibuiltid to v.ile. ahull U- lUKerled iu alpha
belieal lisl b tii iiMperlArs, and n ! mad oiipoKiia
thereto hy writing the iua.M il he iball J-e ptiiiut-
j,, voiv l.y r.ar.m of bavuig paid tna, 01 tti wold
ptiae," if he sluill be penuuit d to vote on at ouiU f in
age, uud in either casu ihe tens ni t.f such vute sbull b
culled out to the rlcrtt, who slwill uiuke aotva iu the bst oi"
viera kept by them. . .
I u all cases w here th nntu of th pera-m cluuuoig to
vole ia not found i the list lunushed by tho Coiiuntssi.Mi
eia and Aaaraanr, it hia right to Vtle w heilw-r found there
on or iu, ia Unrctod to by uuy quuhlied ciiil Ibe In
snccuu ahall cxuiuiue audi peia-u on iuIIi ra m bis ,usua
culbaia, .md if he cluiina to huv resub d 111 the slate our
vear or moie, hia taith ahull I a prist I hereof, but he sh.M
movebyat b-ast ouo coinpi'leut witueaa, who ahal! bo a
Quub6ed elector, lh.il he inaidcU wilhm Hie .h.U.ct nt Uasi
ten dnya next iminedialeU ,WtHbna ibe .'e. Lo,aml sluU
sis . himself awear that U tma tww wmIi-iii, in purau.
anea if iuwfuU-ulhng ia viibiu lae tb-n.ui, and that h
did n -H remove into aaid d.atruH ut th purp, ol rotmg
'h?vtv ixa ai qualiHed aa afireanid, auU who a!.a!l mak
proltf.a foIured, of nidn,t and paimriU of taavm a
Jrttiw. alllalbaluliU townsa.,., ward
ordiitnei in wlw'h he snan wiur.
If any pai a- v.H iitU .Mma.witli
ft TraHty lo law, (nrcnpt Ihe anna nf qnaliftrd eitlitert)
ill dlnppear at any pater of electhm for the purpoae of ia
sniiif hrfcef, or Wrienrmg cHtvetra-ejui4iliil to ots b
'i, on convlntloii, Orfr.it anal pay atiy stun not eaeoed
I g one hundred dollara for every on auch oftence, and
b ivnpriaonnd f. any term not excdlng throe months.
ll ahall be the duty of every mayor, aherhT, akWrmua '
justice of th peace, aud eontabl or iVpiity roiiBtall4. sd
every city, counly, township or diatrict within this cort
n mwaahh,'wlHsiM'ver OHlKtl uprui Iry any orficor of an
election, r hy any three qualified electora thereof, tn rlear
any window or avenue lo any window, to tit place 4T
aneial election, which ahall be obstructed In auch a way
oa to prevent voters from approeching the iwtne, and oh
iiegbTt ur ritfuaul lo do an on aurh n-iiuisnm, snrd officer
sliti II ho deemed sruilted of iniadeiiienuor in oflicf and on
conviction shall be fined in uny Bum not lesa lliau one haa
drcd iHr moro than mnj thotisHnil dolbira ( and it ahall b
the duty of tire rrsrocttv constaNe of each ward, divtrini
or tttwiifhip, of this comtnonweulh to 1 preaeut In perafsn
or by fbrity, at the ptnee of holding auch eleHimi in eats
ward, dittrirt nr townahip, for th purpose of preaervinf
the ie aa uforeauid.
It shall he the duly of every p-re n(fic rr, na aforesaid,
who shall Ire present al any such disturhtince at an !
turn as ia deaeribcd m this act, l report the aime to th
next court ol quarter aentmsta. and alao Ui name of th
witiiessca who tsin prove the mine.
Tlie Judge are to mnk their returns for the county of
Northumberland, at the Court IIuse, iu frunuurv, 011 rri
day, tha Ath day of October, A. 1). IH.P7.
Oiven under my hand, at Sunbury, this 1st dny nf Rep
temlier A !. IH.'i?, oud lulhet'stud year of tha iudejend
euce if the I'uited States
. JIEHNY WKISK, theiiO".
Bherift'sCtTice. Smd.urv, )
rVpt. 13 1837 U '
HOUSE AND LOT F0E8ALE.
au user ibe r o fieri at private ne ibe house
.L and Lot now occupied by hi mat If, ntuated on
the corner of River and .Lldttrberry atreut Kua
bury The improvement are a two atory
FRAME DWELL! MO,
ticarly new, a NVaaU-houae and Wood houpe and
a go-ad stable. Alio an excellent Well of Wa
ter, jflicro ia alao on the lot a choice variety
of good fruit. 2 Vr ma caey. For further parti
culasa apply to
r:HAUTLS GOUIN.
Sunl.yry Sept 12, 1 857 tf
ORPHAN'S COURT PALE.
jVOTICE is hereby given lliat Joseph WoUfr
tmi, Eiecutor of llie Willoflsssc Wihcr
ton, dtcM., in pursuance nf an order of the Or
pilaris1 Court, of Northumlirrlsntl count;, grsr.tnl
at August Term, IB57, willtunosc to sale hy
pulilic outcrr, on
TUESDAY, THE 27tl-. DAY r.FCtTCIER
next, At 10 o'lluck, A.M., at llie uVrilinghotisa
on the irrmisos, oil t!int ri-rlain FAKM OK
TUACT OF I.AM), situate in Hush town.ship,
rVortliumbrrlaiid counly, otljoiuing lands of
Abraham Huffman, Simon Interline, John Yea
ger, 8ainuil i 1 1 linger, Jacob Weaver and a lot
of the widow Wolvcrton, (cut oil' from the farm,')
containing ICG acres, on which arc erected agood
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
a Barn and Outluiloiugs, and on which arc an
Apple Orchard, a good spring House, and about
100 acres of will culihatid land, U is about
four miles from Danville.
TKh'MS OF HALE Trx per cent, down,
one half the liulancc on the 1st of April, 185x,
the other half on the 1st of' April, 18t9,
with interest from 1st April, I8.r8, to bo secured
by Doiid and Mortgages un the premises.
JOSEI'H WOLVEllTUN. Ex'r.
By nn'.er of tie Court J
. B. Pursel, Clk. O. C. S
inliury, August 8, 1807 ) ts
CM
Sinli
JOU.V ZI.U.flEH.JS.I.V,
T ESPECTFUI.LY informs his friends, and
the public generally, that he has just reced
ed a Kew Stock of GOODS, at his new store, at
David Miller's Mill, in Lower Augusta Town
ship, and that ho is prepared to sell goods at the
lowest prices.
His Stock consists iu part of
SPRING A SUMMER GOODS,
Groceries, Qucensware, Hardware, &c.
and every variety usually kept in a country
Store.
Trevorton prices paid for all kinds of produce.
Lower Augusta twp, Aug. 8, 1857. tf
ViniOllAS BEEN CURED OF GREAT
T 'NERVOUS DEBILITY, after manv
years of misery , desires to make known to all
fcllow-sutVcrers the sure means of relief. Address
enclosing stamp to pay return postage, Mrs.
MARY E. DEWITT, Boston, Mas., and the
prescription will be sent free, by next post.
August 9, 1857. 3m Pt
VALUABLE COAL LAND FOR SALE.
'lriE aubscrilicj will tfl'er (or sale, at the Court
House in Sunbury, Northumberland counts'
en WEDNESDAY the 7th day of OCTOBER
next, at 11 o'clock, A. M , tho one undivided
ONE THIRD purtul a valuahlu
Trnit'vjl Coal Lands
situate in Coal township, in the count of Nor
thumberland, surveyed on a warrant in the nans
of LUKE FIDLER, containing in the wliolo.
Five Hundred and Fifty Acres, oi thereabouts,
bounded 'y lands surveyed in the name of John
Brady, Samuel Clark, William Lamlwrt anil
others. Tho improvements on tho said tract of
land, are 'A two-story frame Dwellings, one log
dwelling house, two shantys, nod a blacksmith
shop. Connected with the said tract of laud, is
large COAL BREAKKK.
The terms and conditions of sale, will be made
known ou the day of sale.
A. JORDAN, Trustee.
August SO, 1817. U
What an enormous Variety of Toys and
- . S..l Sk A -
fancy Uoods h na! Wftoi uur rnena
JOHN DOLL,
At No. Hi North 2nd St., above Arch, Phila.,
HE has just received direct from Europe a
very large assortment of Toys of all kinds,
fancy yokels, Pipes, Canes, Segar Cases, To
baeco Boxes and an endless variety of lancv ar
ticles. Call upon biiu before purchasing else
where.
Philadelphia, August SO. 1857. 3in2Jw
TobaCOO and SegarB. SO.OOO Imported
Segars of various brands. Eldurado, Fig,
Cavendish and tine cut tobacco at
A. W. FISHER'S.
Wunbury. March 14. 1857.
.io,i . in n i,
ATTORNEY A.T LAW,
Ojjict in Maclet St., opposite the Court House,
EUNBUKY, P-Si
Collections made and Professional Business
generally attended te Promptly and Carefully.
PuiiiiiELriiix RsrcaExci ;
Bullitt lr Fairihornc, DichI 4- Vert
Davis V Birney, F. Tyjtu &. Co.
Suubury, June 50, 1F57.
.IMtTt nU UlLLtKV.
EO. Y. Llf-E has agaiu commenred am)
wll continue to take AMUKOTY'PES, 4c,
at his Room above the Post OfTi e. Persons
wishing to lave pood likenesses taken, will please
call and sen us. V will take picu.i- si rrduced
pri es auJ tuko trade iu payment for the same.
All kinds of pic tures copied.
Sunbury, ugust 2V, IK.V7.- tf
' Dissolution of Partnership.
NOT I IE is hereby giveu that the firm of
Bird. Douty cV John, of Big Mountain Colliery,
was this dy (luly 1st, 1K57,) mutuslly diasuis
ved by Ihe withdrawal vf J. J. John.
' JOSEPH III It n,
JOHN B. DOUTY.
J. J. JOHN.
The busltirsa of Mining and Shipping Coal
(rom Ihe above named CVIiery will hereafter be
carried on in the name f Bird et Douty, whu
will adjust ull tire unsettled accounts of thsli's
ftrtu. JOSEPH BIRD.
JOHN B. DOUTY,
hhatnokin, July 18. 1857 If
PICKLES of vaiious Stinds, Lobsters, Him
dines, at, io., just recoived and for sale
al the Drug More of A. W, FltiHEK
Sunbury, August 1, 185T.
HV DKOLKI'M PAINTS. These paints are
mixed with waiff, thereby saving the cos
nf oil, U.I sW tv . ..,...
.MwHILX A.WnHPR,