i a t i rg
"WOBKtNQ TOGrBTHEB.
V esuat, D. !
mU to Mary . ton years egot
Nearly all at a tore of wealth ,
' Consists of will, and strength, tnJ health
Bay, will yo marry roe new or not
' an work well for our dally bread;
If yna will share my earnest toil,
And make tt light with word and smile,
W can b sappy, tho' lightly fed.
Dot It w witt till t tarn mora gold,
Many long yeara may wear .
One may become the tetnptsr'e prey,
Or both grjw selfish dull and cold.
Hope ia before us, borttonlng on,
Faith alanJa beside ua patiently,
Earneat effort la born with me,
And the goal wa aeck oVall yet be wan. ,
JTwo haartt and heads are better than one.
What, tho' there be more moutha to fed,
'Tis hut the croaking of petty greed
To find excuses for living alone.
You will be the bright atar of my home, ;
G tiding me to a raven of rest
Think how little, with hope eo bleat.
My idle fancy will care to roam.'
8aid Mary, nut of her large, kind heart i .
"I will go w''h Jou' UP ' down,
Whether Our fortunes smile or frown
We will Dot ahare or licar them apart."
And eo w entered the world of strife,
Tofieht our way with kindied will,
And tho we found the path uphill,
We never flinched from the carea of life.
Andahe had smite for fortune'a frown,
And I had strength to work my way.
And seldom we paused a weary day
From down of light till the eun went down,
And tro' our trials came not alone,
Still we had plenty and to spare.
And every little store to ahare
With those who had nothing of their own.
And now we can breathe little while,
To loek back on our troubles past,
Aud know that mutual help has cast
A lustre of love on utir daily toil.
Jarnur's gtpntlment.
From the Oeimnntowu Telegraph
THE MOLASSES CROP.
8i: Knowing yon feel intereetad Id the
Cbineae Sugar Cnue, 1 concluded to send jod
iomo account of an experiment which I have
tman mabinir. I havH about one acre of the
cane which I think is very fine. I therefore
had a mill or press with eom boilcra put op
in the field by the side of the chop, for the
purpose of having it convenient, and have
mud about one hundred galloo of as good
simp I tuiuk as can bo obtained id imiauel
nhin.
My first experiment was to find oot how
much luice one hundred canes would produce
taking them as they run and cutting off thrtu
feet of tho top with the seed, nnu l ootaina
13 gallous. I Hat ooiieu oown 10 iiiiriy-tn
da,.rdoa mnila 24 pallons of excellent sirup.
I than tried what Quantity of iuico I could
rrnt frnm tho mill iu a eiven time and found
the qoantity to be one gallon per minute i
nrnnnrlv attended, to and if tinshed one and i
half eallons. I then made some calculations
nf tha nnmher of stalks which I have on tb
peico of ground. Thoro ore 68 rows three
fast anart bv 100 rows two and a half feet
anrt and thov run from five to sixteen stalk
to tho bill. 1 therefore put them down to eight
stalks to the hill which would ue obuu Mine,
.nt .irbt. tn tha hill would eive 54.400 s'.alks,
Tnklnrj alrrht atilks to a irallon of j"!, the
would bo 6800 gallons ; and se'so gallons of
Juice to one of sirup would yield 900 o- gni
lone. Puttinr? the orice at 60 cts.. would be
8477.65. Add to this the seed which being
rery fine, and supposed by jndges to be from
60 to 70 bushels, I pot that down at 60 bu
shels and at 50 cents per bushel would be
830. The leaves I entimete to bo worth 820,
making in all 507,65, as the value or an
acre,
Now, as to tho expense : With large boil
ars, properly constructed would not cost over
one-burth of the above amount for raisins and
all other expanses. This may seem like a
Urge calculation to yon, but I ara satisfied
that this acre will do all I have stated j and 1
am well coovinre J that an aero planted with
this cano and properly managed, would yield
more profit than with any ofAer crop with which
Iamanquainttd. J. F. Lckins.
HealthfulnesB of Grapes.
In an article on tho grape, the N. Y. Com
aaercial states tbut this fruit is one of tho host
and most wholsouie medicincos.
In the vineyard districts of France, Spain
and other wiuo growing countries tho medical
qualities of tlio grape are known and highly
prized. The frve use of this fruit as we are
advised, has a most salutary effect opon the
animal system diluting the blood, removing
cbttrui'tions ol the liver, kidneys, spleen, and
Other im ortant organs giving a healthy tone
as circulation and generally augmenting the
animal economy. I n disease of the liver and
especially in that montter compound affliction
dyspepsia the salutary and potent influence
of the "grape tliul" is well known iu Franco,
The iuhuhitauts of the vineyard districts,
are never uQlicted with these diseases which
fact however alur.e would not be conclusive
evidence of the medicinal qualities of the fruit
which they freely partake, since peasant life
is rarely marred with this class of ailments
but hnu'lrcdi who ure thus a!H cted, yearly
resort to the vineyard districts, fur the sake
of what is known as thu "grape euro;" aud
the result proves to be a cure, except in very
long ; protruded and inveterate cases which
are beyood the reach of medicinal remedies.
The invigorating influence of the ripe grape,
freely eaten upon tha feeble aad di-bilitated,
is vary apparent supplying vigor and the hue
or health iu the stead of weakuess and pullor,
and this by its diluting property which ena
bles the blood to circulate in tho remMor ves
sels nf Ihij akin, which before received ouly.
tha r-orous or watery particle.
In these remarks however wo Jmust bo un
derstood as speaking of tho fruit as perfectly
ripe. Unripe grapes, like all onripe, fruits
are detrimental to health and derange the dis
festive org t its, and those independent opon
aad sympathizing with tbetn.
Wim at Two Millions a Dottle. Wine
at two millions of dollars a bottle is a driuk
that iu expense would rival the luxurious
taste of barbaric spleudor, when costly pearls
were throwo iuto the wine cup to give a rich
flavor to its contents. The French Courier
ipeaks of a wine which graced the table of
lbs King of Wurteniburg on a late occasion,
was desposited in the cellar at Uiemen two
centuries and a half ago. One large case of
tba wiue, containing & oxhoft of bottles,
cost 600 rix dollars in 1024. Including tha
expenses of keeping np the cellar aud of the
contributions, interests of the atnouuts, and
interests upon interests an oxbul't costs at
tha pre bent time 055, 657,610 rix dollars ; a
glass or the eighth part of a bottle, is worth
aM76rix dollars, or $272,380; or at the
rate of 640 ris dollar, or $272, pat drop
A burgomaster of Bromea is privileged to
have on bottle whenever be antertainsa dis.
t ogoisbad guest, who enjoys a German or
European reputation. The fuct illustrates
tbt operation of interact, it it doos ost shew
tha ecrtt of laiarj.
A CALL TO FARMEEB.
Pormeri, drop your 7Ult, Fans Kith,
Jitad this and Reflect I
TS PARMER'S rBOMO.TION BOOB,
A m and SetealiSs Manaiina "yetem, t" Cattlva.
Hon m mi klmts ol Uraina, liraeece, f iwaef eiw r.
sua all aiiiueef SoUi Proved by aetnal r'.ioeriinmits
aud bound uu evident Irotlis Design
improve
Ajrtleuluira lit all lie tauuhre retireaenteu uyupwnrue
f one hundred and Bfljr aiiaruvinxa nf the moat valua
ble tirmw wal fkuita eonnecied with the systeos.
Ily Dr. C. G-CnLIXHOLD,
BOALBBl'nO, CKNTRK CO., PA. "
M u r.a h m ill be Mm that the oMeet hot bare
I i.a tl.a Furnjir that kitid of information whisk
eiinbiss him to nmve prociienl application to fertilise his
etna and iiwrauw kia irain. fodder, and nertHraee. The
Ooctrtoee ns taught by this manuring;, ami fodder and pae
tu cultivation vtrm are minimi, clrat end evident, and
suggest an improvement In the modauf agriculture hither,
tn unknown ti our fanners, and which. If adopted and
earefully practiced, cannot fail to advance the intereata of
the terming community, mica a won una seen muea
wonted, aa K Rile a void which has Mig been felt, but
which there has hitherto been n attempt to supply , and
si farmers of Centre and Huntingdon Bounties, wa recom
mend ttie wurs ma every homer, as ws iniry oenevs inai
I bey will renp tha greatest postibls benefit frtm it
rjaniel Muaaer.
Philip Moyer, .
Chriatiait Uala, -George
Boal,
Jneob Miaai
John Bttiley,
&tmuel DuneSH,
Jona. McWilliains,
Oeure Uuyer, Jr.
John Cnrpcr,
John Iinam,
ftirniuel Wilwm,
Oenrea V. Meek.
Jaeoli Moyer,
Henry Myer,
tVimuel Uillilaind. -eeorge
Jnclt,
John Harinan,
Genpe Uuctuinaa,
Froin-ia Alexaunar,
John Neff, Sen'r.
John Holler. 4
ChtiSiinu llnffer,
Joarph Buker
sale hf Rev. J 0 . McKl'B
W The above work ts fot
riA.V. Milton, Noithumberlaud cwunty, Pa. Prwe
Anu 1, 18.17. aino
TI3I) LAICCaCMT
ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE CITY UF BALTIMORE.
MATIIIOT'n Oay Street Warrrnoms Dot U3
aud ii North Gay street, neur Fnretie, Baltimore :
whero is kept always on hnnu, or nvnle to nnler, every
style of French TKTIv-A-TKTEc), in flush, Hair, Cloth
or urocele a.
French Fall Ptim and Medallion Parlor Arm Chairs.
Ill riuau. ll.nr, uioin or urtniene.
Franen Full Slufl 'Cat veil Parlor Chairs in sets, with
Pluih, Hair, Cloth ur ilrocatelle.
' B O JP AS
Hnlf French Spring; Mahogany and Walnut Parlor
Cimira. in lliur. Cloth and IMuih.
Rockina Chairs various ueaieas, in Hair. Cloth and
Pluih.
stud Spline ImiHTes a large assortment altyajs an
hnnd, or an) 'pattern nude or covered with any gooda to
order.
o ii a iii n e n suits.
ln'Mahoanv or Walnut, complete, from 35 no.
- Cane Chuira nnd Hocking do. the largest assortment
rernly nmile iu any one house in the United States from
gl'i a dozen up.
Ilnr Knoni, Ulfice and Diniiis Chairs, in Oak, Walnut
Or Muhoa-uny, wiih Cune, NVikhI or tftufled Seats 4111
assortment euihiaring over 5C dozen.
Wood sent Chairs and Settees and Rocking Chairs.
over 100 dozm.
Uilt aud Pluiu Frame Lookim-Glassee, of every variety.
All Kinds 01 Deas. iiair ana tiusv niattniaacs
A. MATIUOT.
Noa. 9!) nnd 25 N. Ony st , neur Fayette St., Ualumore.
August i,it7. ly
HUSSEY'S
"AMERICAN REAPER,
FUR CUTTING BOTH
GRAIN AND GRASS,
GREAT improvements for 18ft7. This Ma
chine was put in sucessful operation in 1833
and continued to be the only Reaping and Mow
ing Machine in the World, of any practical value
up to 1845 twelve yeara alter its introduction.
Oilier Reapers are now offered with glowing; ad
vertisements. Certificates. Diplomas, Gold and
Silver Medals, dec. Dut the Farmer in search
of the beet Reaper, an I not posted in the matter.
had better see a lil'le turther.
It there la any value in SI years experience
in building Reapers, and using tliein in the har
vest field, and in the improvements made during
that long period, OBED HUSSEV.lhe Father
of Reapere, can claim it. All who are satisfied
with the best leaner and Mower, aon be sun.
plied by sending their orders esrlv in the season,
as the crops indicate a large demand, and we can
not have over 200 Readv for the vast harvest
ofl8.7. We guarantee that this Reaper aud
Mower can not be beaten on fair trial br anv
other Reaper that may be brought into the harvest
fields in 18.i7. and we also insure it to be the
strongest aud most durable machine in use. We
would re-pectfully invite Farmers to examine
the machine thoroughly before purchasing, and
satisfy themselves oi its superiority over all
others.
During the last 'bur years, the suhcriliera have
sold between SOU and 600 of these Machines, to
the best and most successful Farmers in Montour,
Union and the neighboring counties, (whose
names are too numerous to insert) to whom we
respectfully reler.
The subscribers have the exclusive light
thelolloning counties: Montour, Union, Snyde,
ortnumuenanu, ioiuuitua, Luierne
l'trrv
u iJitomlnir. All
oruura luauaiuiiy received and promptly attend
ea to. UCIJJJUS. AlAHSii A
Lewisburg, Union county. Pa.
July 11, 18S7.
HERRING'S SAFET"
THE ACK.NOWi.KUUKJ)
CHAMPIONI1
THE RECENT THIAL8 at
Reading; uuve eiidoiard the uorreut
ol ,ul,hc opinion, and contuuK-il
tn ventict ol more thuit 200 cvi
daaul liris, proving conclnaiveljr
t .at HotnuK " it tiieunK Sift:
Jiut will not t,uiu.
Kxtruut fiom the Committer's
.tenon oil ilia Trial st Iron f..
ar tieuding :
'On the 'Jtlih of February all tlie meinliers of Ihe Coin
mittee met to witnens the Satea iumI t,oka and upera,
(,liu ed in tliein) and were -rloclly satiaticd liuit ull was
right. The day following, the Imrning took pliM?a. under
the auperiuteiidriice of the Committee. After a lair mid
iinpaitiul linrnii.g for nvc houis, the ts.fe of Mrsnra.
lCvuns tc Watson wna first oKrni-d, the SNiie being on fira
inside, und the oonlentt, imrlially conaume.1, while the eon
teuts in ihe iuie.of Measra. Farrels a Herring weis in
good condition, and no are inside."
Iteuiling, March 2, IHA7.
(Sigued,) II F.FKI.1X. )
V.N COI.KMAM, iCommltles.
A. II. I'KACOCH.
And en toranl Ly over 60 of the lieat men ( Reading.
'I'haiilMn eSnfeseaii lie inspected ul U4 Walnut riireet,
where the puiilie cun sutisfy theinselves of the crcut aiipe.
riority nf the "ileiring'a I'utent Ctiaiiipioii.o ver ths
defeated and used up "inside lrou lioor Suliuandet."
Farrels & Herring,
31 Walnut St., Philada.
Only makeia in this Stats of Herring's rulent Chamiiioa
bmcs.
Theattempt muria l,y other pariiea to bolster up the
repuution of a Sua whu h hna failed so miriully li ueci
de.itiil hrea in Philndrlplnu, (Ituiiatead Htuk,) I,) Mking
one out of an agent's store. (II A. iJtntz.) made d.iul.l
tlilcklleas. (ruTrrent from thse I hey sell) ta -Imril up'
one of 11,-rriiie'a (hnlf ue thick) has met with ils true re.
word. Herring's Sale enu'd not be burnt, proving umrlu'
sivelv that the only rehalas Safe uuw nude H"lltrr nit
ol which oyer 15.UKI ara now in aciunl use. and mor'
Ihmi lii IU have leen Irinl by lire without a singls loss.
Ili In .Jmievt). I-AT Iv
6TORB.
tISS LOUISA 6H ISS I, ER, respectfully in.
form a the citizens of Trevorton and eur
rounding county, that she haa opened a new
store of Millinery and Fancy Gooda, at Trevor,
ton in S'hamokin streett nearly opposite Knnuso's
Tavern, where all kinds of Bonnets and Fancy
Goods can be bad at the lowest terms.
Dress making alao attended to in the beat
manner and lati st style.
April 85, 1857. tf
NEWS FOB THE MILLION I
B'
MbHSONS United btates Maguiine. 8a.
turday Evening Post. N. V. Picavuna.
Magistrate, Mck Naa and Yankee Notiona for
salaly II. Y. FRII.INQ.
IS". D. Persona living at a distance cau have
a list of prices forwarded by addressing as abova.
Magazines, Paper and Book uot ea band,
conaUally ordered.
mavnry, July 18, J MTV-
tlia iiia.iasTliria'fVr fir
kmm
ED. V. DXIIOIIT & sorr,
' exmAXTRTt rJOHTTIT7M:i3ETlI.Alvrr COT73STXTT, XJ.t
. IIAVK JU3T KEUEIVEU A LAR013 SUPPLY OF
Dry Good, It end y made Clothing, Dools tintl Shoes. Hard
ware. Groceries, filas iluecnKunrc, Vc.
Among onr present Slock may be found French Lawns, Poplins, Fancy Silks, Plaid Ducal. Tissues,
Bereges, Uebegee, Challi, Black Silks, Alparce, Cinehame, Swiss Mull, 'J'arllon, Cambria. Nain
sook, Urlllianla, Dimity, Book Muslin, Bcbinett Collars, fiwise , Flouncing, Inserting, Laces, Kib-
Bona, Hosiery, ana a general eeeoruneiit oi r niw www.
SB:iL'WL3,-SS:AVLa,-SSA77LS,-
Erabraclna the moat beautiful atylea, all qualities and
Oil Cloths and Carpets. Summer Gooda for genta
all kinds of building material, Carpantera Tools el
lion, Cutlery, Shoe I indings, Lasts, 4c.
Toruier IIurla turpaited
In addition to our former Store Room, we have fitted up the second etry nf eur establishment
which vou will fihd well stocked with Heady Made Clothine. Boots and Shore combining beauty
durability and cheapness. We ahall continue to
assortmeut at all times complete, another inducement to all whe wish to purchase. . .
, , . - NEW Q00D8 AT LOW riilOKS. ,
We return our thanka to the public fur their lilieral palrenage, and respectfully invite an Uapes
tion nf eur Goods, we deem it a pleaaore to wait on all whe may favor ua with a call.
COUNTRY PRODUCE TAKEiN IN EXCHANGE. r . ,
S ' v9 S . '
Bar Iron, Steel. NalU, Picks, Grab Hoes, Efaiort Hamroerg, Mill Saw, Window Sash,
Urindstoneg, Ulasa, rainta, una, xisn, salt,
Hunbury, May 8", l67. If
New Goods for the People I
BENJAMIN IIEFFNER
RESPECTrULLViiiforma the public In gen.
eral that he haa just received and opened a
splendid stock of . '
SPUING AND SUMMER GOODS
at hie New Store, in Lower Augusta township.
His atovk consists in part of '
Cloths. Cassimers, CaesineU.
of all kinda, of linen, cotton and worsted.
. AI.8O1
Callcocsj, Gingham, I.aT,
' RIoUMNellae He lalua
and all kinds of Ladies Dress Oooda.
Ciroccrlca,
Alao an assortment of Hardware. I rasa
and Steel, Nails, &c.
Also an excellent assortment of
QUEENS WAKE, of various styles and
patterns.
Also an assortment of BOOTH tt SIIOES.
HATS & CAPS, a good selection.
Salt, Fish, Kc.
And a great variety of other articles such aa ara
suitable to the trade, all Of which will bo sold at
the lowest prices.
IT Country produce taken in exebange a
the highest prices.
Lawer Augusta, June 6, IBS 7,
Wall Paper & Window Sbadc.
A. ISAACS,
Ao. 163 North Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
HAVING completed their large assortment
of the above Goods for Spring and Summer
Trade; would respectfully invite the attention
of Purchasers to. the same. I heir slock lor
beauty, cheapness and variety cannot te surpas
sed. Tlir.v have constantly on hand every descrip
tion of Gold and Painted Miades, BulT Hollands,
and Shade Fixtures. Wall Papers, (Juitoius,
Fire Board Prints, Borders. Ax , all of which
they oiler at lower rates than can be lial at any
other establishment. Call and examine.
A. IS. A US.
1C3 North becond Street.
March 7, 1857 6m w
lOOO lbs of C!ai H t Itugs
W ANTED at the store of E. Y. Bright A
Son, who are constantly receiving a fresh
supply of Goods, thus offering to the publie the
largest and most desirable assortment.
July 11. 1857.
ISAAC M. WILKERSON,
MANTI F AOTTJBE OP "
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of the most Fashionable Style.
Sofa. Dlvuiin anil L.oiittgcK
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboarde,
SOFA, BRKAKFAST AND lll.MNO TABIiKS
and also VENETIAN U LINUS, equal to Phila
delphia manufacture.
UEHSTEADS, of every pattern and price
CUPBOARDS, WOUK AND CANDLE
STANDS, TOILF.T TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
In ahort, every article in this line of his business.
THE subscriber respectfully calls the attentiai
of the public to bis large and splendid as
sortment of every quality and price of .
CAIIlKT-VAi:U
which cannot fail to rcommeml itself toevery eur
who will examine it, on account of its durable
workmansliiu and splendid finish, made up of the
best stock tube had in the city. No ellort is
spared in the manufacture of Ins ware, aud Ihe
subscriber is determined to keep up with the
many improvements which are constantly being
Ha alae manufacture all kinda and qualities
, CHAIRS,
eluding varietiea never before te be had ii
Sunbury, such as Msuoeinr, Black Wuui
mi Cdhlku Mtri.E Umeciax ; avi Winiiroh
CHAIKS, ab r!icr Piao jSto.ils, which are
of the latest styles, and warranted to be excelled
by none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere,
The subscriber is determined that there shall
be no excuse for persons to purcha.se furniture in
the cities, as every confidence can be entertained
about the quality and liuish of his ware and
Clhaira.
These articles will be disposed of on aa good
terms as tliey can lie purchased elsewhere. (Jsun
try Produce taken in payment for work.
VW' UNDERTAKING Having provided
a handsome Hutaaa, he is now prepared for
Undertaking, and attending funerals, in this vi,
entity, or at any convenient distance from this
place.
IV ThjWare Room is in Fawn Blreet, ba
ew Weaver's Hotel.
I'M AC M. WILKEKSON.
Bunbury, April IH, IH57 tf.
BALD EAGLE HOTEL.
No. 234 !. 416 N. Third St., Philadelphia.
JOUN CLYIIEU, Proprietor.
(Successor to Uakikl DsLBtr.)
rTHE Proprietor returns his thanks for the
liliertl patronage bestowed on this well
known house, and respectfully asks a continu
ance of the sune, assuring his many f. iriids of
Aorthumherrand anil adjoining counties, thut no
paina shall lie spared to render comfort aud plea
sure to all who may give hint a call.
TEBMe- fil.OO PER- DAY,
Philadelphia, July ft, 1857 3m
SMITH'S
Isence of Juiiialca -liirr.
rplUS article ia carefully piepared from Ihe heat Jamaica
J. Ginger, all tha v.iluulile meniclnal iM-upeiliM ol tvlnck
II is wur muled to posatw iu a cuuceutiutcd sad souvo
nieut form.
It is sn excellent rcmedv In dyspepsia, A'llulenee, eho.
lie and illlpuireil and fcelila stute of Ihe diealivs I'une
lions. From itsrefieshuie stienxth and m,iImI pioperliea
aa a aemle Miuiuluuns tonic it is wall adnmt io eonuier.
act the drhililntiiitf iumieiK'a s the extreme bents of sum
mer, the eftecU u sudden ehuiiftes, A;e.
No family should lie without u, as its timely use will
savs them from many an aerioaa attack (if illness.
fries 45 eenre per bottle. For aula by
June 20, 1857 i,a
BJJ ATCHOl'LV, JOCKEV CLUB. 8PRINO
1 FLOWERS, & e., of the best quality ; a
fresh supply jtwi received and for ssle at the
Drug Store of A.W.FISHER.
Sunbury, Aug. I, 1857.
PJOUNTY ORDERS. County orders taken
as cash for good a, and on note or book ac
count by E. T. BRI6HT SON'.
Nt. H. UN
prioea. 'Domestic Gooda, Windsor Shades,
wear nf every variety. Hardware embracing
the bast maaufecture, Filse of every dsesrtp
In qaantlljr Beiel Quality.
receive Goods Benii-Monthly, thus readsring our
wnetse, Jneat, &c, aiwayi on nana
E. Y. BRIGHT aV RON.
SALAMANDER FIRE -
THIEF-PROOF SAFES.
The laigeat assortment in the United States.
Warranted to be equal to any now made, and
will le aold on as Good I'erms, as can be obtain
ed from any oilier houe in ihe Country, at
EVANS & WATS'i.N'S
16 South th Street, Philadelphia.
Truth is Miglity, and Must Prevail.
Heport of the Ctmmittee appointed to luperin
tend the Bttrning of the Iron Scfet, at Read
ing, February It, 1857.
RtiDixe, March 4.
The undersigned, members of the committee,
do respectfully report, that we saw tha two Safes
originally agreed upon by Farri lait Herring and
Evans tt Wntson, placed side by side in a fur
nace, viz: The Safe inusebythe Paymaster of
ths Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Uomna
ny, in his ollice at Reading, manufactured by
Farrels Si Herring, end the Safe in use by II.
A. Lantz, in his store, manufactured by Kvaus
fc Watson, and put iu books and papers precisely
alike. .
The'Gre was started at 8) o'clock, A. M., and
kept up until four cords of green hickory, two
cords dry ouk and hall cliesnut top wood were
entirely consumed, the whole under tho auperin
leiideuce ol Ihe subscribers, members or the Com
mitlee. The Safes were then cooled oil' with
water, after which they were opened, and the
books and papers taken out by the (Jommituo
and eul to 11. A. Lantz a store lor public exam
ined and marked by the Committee. The books
and papers taken from the Sale manufactured
tv r arrets a Herring were in our judgment,
damaged lullv nlteen per cent, more than tlio
taken from Evans & Watson's Safe.
We believe the above to have been a fair aud
impartial trial of the respective qualities of both
bales.
JACOB II. DYsH Eft,
DANIEL S. HUNTER
Having been abscat during the burning, we
fully coincide with the above autenie nt of the
condition of the papers and books taken oat of
the respective bales.
G. a. met: I.I.N.
11. H. MUHI.ENBERO,
JAMF.SMILHOLLAND.
March tl, 1857.
" ' N F. W A It R I V :A L O
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
Ira T. Clement
NO. I, CORNER OF MARKE'l SQUARE,
Adjust received a larys supply of Kali and
Winter Goods.
He will continue to aell Dry Ooods and Gro
ceries CH EAPEli Ihnu ever, as hie gooda are
bought cheap they will be sold cheap.
He feels confident with his experience and
ability, that he can compete with the
World at large and Sunbury in particular.
He would enumerate articles if lime and apace
would permit.
It is enough to asy that he haa everything in
the line of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
A large Ptm-k nf Keady-Mutle
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES, J-c,
that ia kept in any other atore in Iowa, and
His banner is omhe breeds.
And long may it wave
O'er land of the free,
Aud tha uo,ne of the brave
While her Vtara and her Sulfas
Shine out like the Sun,
Telling ail nations
That e'rfwHkHM'a lieg tfa.
1 his is a free country as was proved
election of 15 uihanan over the Wool
by the
Horse,
iiicicioio ii ia iree lor an in uo ini'ir trading wtiere
Ihey can UUV he CHEAPEST. All are invi
led to call and see.
THE COUNTRY,
aa well st the town ara respectfully invited, and
every M'rson, rich or poor, high ur low, bond or
free ure invited to cill at No. 1 Murkket Square,
opposite ihe Court Horn.
P. S. He ia not to lis undersold by any man
or combination of men. No charge for showing
goods.
All kinda ef produce taken in exchange fur
goods.
.Sunbury, Dec. 20, I65A.
.1 ... t. e...e ... ...
EE0ADWAY FAMILY GROCERY!
Flour, Feed and Provision tore.
llrmdwuy below lilaclberrt Street.
LEVI SEAS1IOLTZ,
rESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of
eiuiitiury and vicinity that hu hus removed
to Ihe store lutelj occ. pied by C. Gehringer m
Uroadway near the Rail Rjad, and is receiving
a choice supply uf '
consisting in part of Hams, (shoulders, Muikerel,
Herring, While I'i.h, Cod Fish, Malt I'reieived
Fruit, Pickles, Crackers, Cheese, Molasses, Hire,
Sugar, Coffee, (urevn, rousted and ground,) Im
perial. Young Hyson, Ounuowdur and Uiurk
Tea, Cedar-ware, 8t-ne-ware, Soaps, brushes
plow ami wasn lines, hoot and shoes, tobacco,
segars, &c, together with every article usually
found in a first class llroccry Store, all of which
will be aold al the lowest prices, either for cash or
country produce, lie baa also tircnured to im
ply thu citizens with Ireslt bread, twiat, lolls, pies.
piciu'ia ailu cukes oi every Mnu.
N. 13. The highest rash prices will be paid for
butUir and eggs, corn, tuts, rye aud wheat.
Sunbury, April 11, IB57.
P. MELANCHTON SHINDEL,
JU8TI;i; or TIIK PEACE,
sxjjsrsxju-s-, pa.
OjJic in Veer Street, immrijwuly oppotitf the
' Publie School House.
All business promptly attended to. Mm,i.
cellecled and all ordinury writings doue.
fcunuury, April S!5. 4857- If
OORTand MAlE!li.1VtNE8. Schiedam
Kchnspps, Wild Cherry brsndy, Blackberry
and Lavender braudiea for medicinal purpoaes al
March II, '67. A. V". PI8HEK.
UOAR CURED HAM. A lot fust received
aad for sale ky. LEVI fEA6HOL'i"3.
TUB LARGEST UTOCJt F.VU OfFBBED
Fahluali0. CUeui nnA Wmtfai
Til E suinlcrlber, long establlsUd ae Cabinet
and Chair Manufacturer lu Bunbury, thank
ful for paat favora, eoUclta a eoutinuaoco of tue
publie patronage. It is slock 01 vaousat-" a.fj
Chaira, 4e., embrace ,
KVf.BT TAIttETV, taCPVL AR ORHA.
aKIvTAb
In houaekeeDioc. It is unnoceeeary te enume
rate, aa anything that may be required in hie
line can be had at moderate prices. Cheap for
Cash, or Country f ruducetaken la exchange
Establishment . -
6'ouf iiojt Osrner of Market Squar:
OT Thesa knowinc themselves indebted te
the subscriasr wuld oblige him by making pay
meut.
8RBA8 TIAN HAUrT,
Hunburv, April 4, 15T. tf
fluundl Gnanolf CnaaolM
ALL KINDS.
LXINAVSBUrF.n PHOSPHATB OP LIMB.
7000 TONS.
DP FARMERS! .A3
P
or your whml erftpt, nt !,R1N AVft Supef FhoBHt.
iMi .a lb. or HO a Ton i or Use ltil
o(
NAU'S am
; AU'rt AMI'.ltlC iN KKKTII.I.KR.at 3.S0a bU. or
(MS a tun. Una bund oi either is sufficieut for sn Aere
TIIKSK AKK rKHMAWliM .USSfl'M,
mH nf relinhla Chemical Klements. and hsvs leea la
successful use for the past Six Years, improving ths soil
ml it.rMut ll,f vulue of tha land
Four I)iloins from the Suite Agricultural wwi'iy at
reiinsylvnmii i Wew Jersey ; Delaware ami me v.i v.uo
palace AmuKhiiioii ihe Citv of New York, have bee a
nwivMl r,, these Vnhml.le Fertilisers.
amnhlru in ths p.ueliah ami oerinao usnaasgs caa aa
had iiv arpiicaiion at me intce.
ThenlKiea Fertilixrra. delivered FKKt of CarUsa te
a ithn, iiif..int to wnoieania ueaiera.
any wlmrf in the old C.ty Proper.
tllitcrs sent ny niun sccimimioeu won .
Will be promptly Slopped In any pnrtol tna .vorio.
(tKtinr.K A. I.HNAU, Proprietor.
No. 1(1 Snath Front Street, Philadelphia City,
Jnlv .. lf.17 In . I'ennsylvanta.
Saddle ".and; Harness Maker.
HENRY HATJPT, JR.
Succemor to A. J. Stroh,
RESPECTFULLY informs the
citizens of Banbury and the pub-
lie generally, that he has taken
ths establishment lately ocsliuied
A. J Stroll ar.d is related to turn cat work In
is line of business equal to any made in this,
section of the country. Orders promptly execu
ted and all kinds of produce taken in Exchange
Bunbury, May 9, 1H07. ly
DEi TISTRT-
GEORGE KENN,
A NNOUNCKSto theciliiens of Sunbury and
vicinly, that he haa opened an office in Sun
burv. above H. J. Wulverton'a office opposite C
We'aver's Hotel, wiicra he is prepared te attend
to all kinds of work belonging to the profession
in the latest and most improved style. All work
well done and warranted.
llcccmber 13, IS56.
R. DECOU & CO.
Clothiers,
No. 141 Chsitnvt St., asovi octitn,
PHILAOaLrHIA,
Kscp camftarity on ha ad a fpleadiJ afortnuat
.of
Rcadj-madc Clothing.
(iooSS MAOI TO ORMR AKD WAPJtAKTSai
TO SIT.
Nov. 18, 1156. y
Citrate of Magnesia
on
TA8TELE88 SALTS.
f'fHI3 preparation ia recommended as n ex
- cellenl laxative and purgative. It operatea
mildly, ia entirely free from aiw unpleassnt tsste
reseniwing lemonade in flavor, prepared and aold
k, A. W. FISHER.
Bunbury, March 14, Ida.
AM:X4.DHll RCRK
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in SALT.
S3 Ssulh Wharves, Philadelphia.
"VA A 8 II TON Fine, Liverpool Ground,
rw-iiiVv '''u'' '"land and Dairy Salt, eon--J
J tjfr'stantly jon hand aud far sale in lots
LS3 to suit the liade.
April 4, 1857. m
new coisrrEoxloiatA-KTr.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
M. C. GEAKIIART,
nAS just received e new end excellent assort
ment of goods at hie Corrfeetieitary and
Fruit Store in MARKET STREET, Jiunburv,
where he manufactures aud keeps on hand, al
all times, tha mest choice Confectionary, 4c,
T holeaale and Retail, at Pbiladelpuia prices.
Among his slock of C'oiilecliouarica, stay be
found :
Prench Secrets, Cam Drops, all kinds ofse.nl,
lumen nimonae, tvre i.ioiib.
Cream Whits, Mint Drops, rd aad wkila,
" lmoa Jelly Cakea,
' Roaa, FiuilPropa,
Vanilla, flick Candies, ( al kmm
Common gesisla. Kack Candy,
Liquerice, Almond Caady,
muiT.
Bnnsnas, Prunes,
Uutea. e'iits,
Cnrraiils diied, Cilrona,
Almauda, Raisnns, Nuts t all kiae
LEMON BYUL'P
of a superior quslity, by tho single or dozen. A
anterior quality ot began and I oliacco, and a
vurirty of Coufectinnaries, fruit, Ac, all of which
is ollered cheap at wholesale or retail.
ICE CREAM.
Ha has alio opened an 'ce Cream Saloon, and
will at all times be ready to aerve his customers
with Ice terrain.
Bunbury, May 11, 1857 ly
Hew Drugs, Paints, &c.
Ar'
I EW aupply of Drugs, Paints. Oils,
luid, ate, just received and for sale by
A. W. FISUKR.
Runbury.May , I85T.
FTJENITURE POLISH.
8. RAE'8 Premium Patent Enamel Furniture
Polish. Thia polish ia highly valuable for restor,
ing the polish on all kinda of Furniture, Glass,
Carnage bodies. Hair Cloih, Ste. Also, for re
moving spots; hiding scratches. See., &.c. War
ranted to dry immediately and retain its gloss.
Price 50 cts. per bottle. Seld by '
A. 'W. FISHER.
March 14, 1817.
S0AT AND MULES
FOR
THE subscriber offers al private sale, RIX
GOOD MULES, and a good fell A WNE
BOAT, with tUturee. Tha abova will ba aeld
cheap, and on reasonable terms.
JACOU 8EAHH0LTZ, agent
for JOHN UI.ACK.
Sunbary, March 88, 1857. it
T AND WARRANTS Tba highest price
'-'will bo fivea for Land Warranu by tho sub-
avibai
H. U MAfeirSER.
P
bar bottles for aala by
H. B MAtSER.
anbury, July It. ISIS.
OKOWVS and Breiuig'a Eaaeneo oi Cinger
- and liuslisad'a Msgneeiaat
March 14. 'AT. PISHERH.
K'iBhtag Taoklo. Red Cork,
Ion and Linen Likes, Out Lim
Grass, Cot
es. Uut Lines. Dea liiasa
by tba yard, .Snoods, Flies, Kirby, Limeiick aud
Cssrliala Hook. Bods, far sals by
tve n, a. w. riwrau
TIB evlNrrlbM respectfully lifera tke eld
Mna ef Sanbary and th publla generally.
that be naa eoaasaucad tM aaanaiactur oi au
kinda sjf .-
. avAuTniN YT AIlI,
at hW ataBufaetory In Whortleberry Brreet,ie
soaara east of the River, Ue hoe encsg ad the
MM teas mil Mr. liaar. an yon can tbarelure
depend oa having a goad article. The unite
are restwciiuiiy invited to call.
All orders front a
i attetaae will be oraaaatly
attended ta
r.M.BniKDEL.
Haahary, Feb. t, tf
JO II. ALLEN Se. CO.
Noa. t and 4 Chart a at atraet, (eoalh side, eeiaw VTatai,)
(Taa Olmst Wowa-w.aa Hoaaa in Taa Citv.)
MAN UF ACTURF.RS end Wholesale dealers InPatant
Mauhin. made URUUM9. Patent Grooved Cedar-
Ware, warreutad uottoahiink. Wood and Willow-Ware
CnriU, Tirusliea, As ,of -all dMWiMt.aa. flaae aall and
aaarnine our stark. r
Fsbrusry 18, lM7-lf w
VALUABLE PE0PERTY FOR SALE
HE subscribers, Execntors of the estate
L Henry Masser, dee'd., olfer at privata sale
the following property vial A large two story
Iraae dwelling bouse, together with akeut
SO ACRES OF LAND,
Situate in Lower Augusta township edjoinia
lands of Daniel Kaufman and others new in th
occupancy of John 11. Kaufman aa a store an
dwelling. The house is new and the location
good one for business.
.Also a TRACT Or LIMEoTONhT LAND.
in said township on the river about & miles be
low Sunbuiy, adjoining lands of J. T. M'Pherson
and others, containing, about 88 acres. The
soil ia productive and centaine limestone and
other minerals.
Alao a tract of Land, containing about St
acres on the hill, about two miles below Sunbury,
adjoining lauds of the hells of the late John
Conrad and others. There is, ea this tract, a
small orchard of choice fruit.
Far further partirulara apply te the subscribers.
H. 13. MASSER, )
r. B. MA8SER, Btesaters.
FRANCIS DUClIER. )
anbury, January 19, 1856. tf. .
NEW ARRANGEMENT 1
Fresh Arrival of
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, 4c.
FIIHE undersigned having taken the store for
1. nierly kept by William A. Hrunsr. is now
ready to till orders and preacriptiona at a mo
ments notice. He bss a large and well selected
sleek of fresh and purs
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
Dye-stuffs, Oil, Paints, Glass, Putty, aad all
kinds of Patent Medicines.
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONA RT
Tobacco and Imported Hagsrs of the ahoirsst
brands. Fancy Notions' toilet articles, and Per'
fumery of all kinda. Toelb and Hair Brushes
of every variety.
Camphine and Fluid always on hand.
Customers will find his stock complete, com
prising many articles it is impossible here to ens
aierate, and all aold at moderate prices.
Remember the place, next deer te B. T.
Bright'e Mammoth fctore.
A. XT. FISHER.
Sanbary, March 14, 1817.
MOUNT CAItMEL IIOUSB,
M0TJNT CARMEL,
Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.
HIS large and eomniodioua Hotel is si ma
ted nearly half way between Hunburv nd
Jotuville. The sctneiy the salubrity of the
atmosphere and the rnnl mountain breexes, make
tt one of ths most delightfal summer reheats ir.
the country. Tha Hotel, ia a new structure, four
stories high, fitted up with all the modern can.
venteticee. I ue purs mountain water ia intro
duced into every chamber. The place ia easy
of access, being but one and a hail haurs ride
from Sunhnry, over tha Philadelphia and Kun
bury Rail Road. From Pottaville, il ia 17 miles.
Every attendance will be paid by the propria
tor to make guests comfortable. Charges mode
rate. Jl. BSE KICK.
Mt. Carmel. Xfay 14, 1866. tf
33. NEWLAND S CO.
Leeklag tilassss. Picture Frames, Bngrsrlajs
aaU PkIuiIuks,
5o. 118 Arch Street, above lxta,
(Lata ef llll North Secoud til.)
PHILADELPHIA.
Amsaiis oris siiur to tisitoss.
Merchants and others visiting ths City who
may want anything ia oar lias will io wall to
give us a call.
February 38, 1857 8m
1C.
CHEAP WATCH AND JKWIXRT &T0RE
Ne 72 Hortk Second S'net, tovfisits Ik
Mount Viruon House )
Philadelphia.
GOLD Lever Watehea, full jeweled, 18 K, ea
ses, $U8 ; Silver Lever do,, do., $11; Sil
ver l.enine, do., $9 : Quarlier. $5 to 97 : Gold
Spectaclca, $4 60 to 10 ; Silver do., $1 60 j
Silver Table Mpoona per salt, 14 to T18
Silver Desert do., do., $9 to SI 1 ; silver Trade.,
do., $4 75 to $7 60 ; Gold Pens and Gold t :a
sea, $3 35 to $5 ; OcM Pens and Silver do., SI;
together with a variety ef fine Gold Jewelry
Gold Curb , Guard and Fob Chains. All goods
warranted to lis as represented. Watches and
Jewelry, repaired in the beat manner. Also, Ms
sonic Marks, Pins, ic, mads to order.
N. I). All orders sent ky mail or otherwise
will ba punctually attended la.
Phila., Oct. 4, 1868. lyw.
PHILIP H. PTJIsiOT.
WllOlIStia 40 BSTAIl
Grocery, Win and Liquor Store,
S. E. eor. Walnut and Water Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
DEALERS and familiee will ba preasptly
supplied at I lie lowest prices.
October 4. IN66 tf
BR0DHEAD & ROBERTS,
No. 135, N. Zd Street,
riIII.ADBI.rHIA.
INVITE the attention of country rnerchaats
' and others, to their stock of
BOOTS Sc SHuES,
which they will dispose ef an the mest rsssoa
able terms.
Nov. 9. 1858.- ly
C. EElTEEPsT'S
. . waotksita its Kstaii
BOOT STORE,
40 South Fourth S.t, abooe Chesnnt, Phil'a.
OOTS, Shoes, Gaiters, Ac, promptly mads
HJF to order in me very best style, aud of ibe
tis.t matsriai.
Philadelphia. May , 1857.
Leather I Leather I Leather I
IliCNHV . OttRMlv,
IMPORTER of French Call 8li,ia and fsnaral Leata
dealer, No. 6 South TliirJ ttraet. rhiluelina.
A aentisl auoiluiant uf all kiwis of Leather .Jaroaos,
Ac., e.
Kea and Oak Hal LeaLb.f.
February US, IS67 I, w
PAPERS 9t MAGAZINES.
riHE New York Ledger, Parlor Caaket, Flag
1 of our Union, Prank Leslie's Illustrated
newspaper, Dallou's Pictorial. Natiunal Polics
tfaxeite. Weakly Novelletw, Wsverly Magazine,
and Harpar'e Weekly Journal cf Civilisattou
Also, narpora Maaaiina, Godey'a Ladv'e
Book and Putnam's Mairaune. iust received and
lor sale by H.V.FK1LINU.
Buuoury, July 11,1857.
A LMONDS, RAI8ON8. FIGS, LEMONS.
Ac. Ate. Inst rsreived a fraak sumJv muJ
for aala at tba Confectionary store of
M.O. OEARFTART.
uiwory.May t, ISTt.-
Eharaokln WlviU Atlk Anfiraelt) OodC
the -Old Voiti A Gap fWi.err.
T H. ZIMMBRMAN ic JNO. P. PLBIl
aeceeaers to Kaaa, Reed Co., will tsk
nose saining, ablpping and selling coat from Its
bov wen anown t-alltery, ander the Arm at
Zimmermaa St. Pnreel. The noint of aliin.,.mf
a at tha lower wbarf in Jonbur. Norlburukea.
land eeanty, Pa where all orders fur the varioosa
kinda of coal, via t Lamp, Broken, tf g, fctova.
anq nestnui (joai, will bo VUa&kltui j reoaiTtaT
and preasptly atUnded to. ' .
Banbury, J sly H, Iia, '
fJcaavav, Jtr I, ISO.
The Brm f Kss. Reed 4- Co. havias- sl
their lease in the Cap Colliery and interest In lite
wharf at Sunbury, to Mess re. Zimmerman Js ..
rursel, would take great pleasure in recommend
ing our castomera and others tn the new Arm, aa
toey win oa able to aell thsm prepared coal af
the best qaality, .
KASB, RKED sk. CO.
HAYD0CK & FIDDLER, T
"ThEALERS In Watehea and Jewelry, wUI
" eonlinue the business at tha aid asand as'
James B. Tidier, ,
No. 11 South Second Areef,
. PHILADELPHIA, '
Where they solicit an examination of their largo
and varied stock, feeling assured that the expe
rience both of them have had in the business,
and the facilities they possess for procuring
guoua uii tin inoev auvamageous terms, will aua-
lile them to compete fsvorably with any etket
establishment in the city. They have aew aa '
hand a fine assortment ef
.WATCHES, CLOCKS. JIWELRT.
Silver, Plated and Britlania Ware. Cslisr,
Fancy Oeods, &c, dee.
N. B Repairing of Watches and all kiss's of
Jewelry attended te with promptness ajtd the
greatest care.
Pbila., April 7, 1 80S tf.
WUITE HOUSE HOTEL.
POTTNVILLK, PA.
rriHE sabscrihsr respectfully annnnness Is has
old friends and the public, that ha kas taksa)
Ikat old and wall known establiahment, Ike
White JHorse Hotel.
At the earner of Centre and Mahantoge ess. la
. , iu, aou.e has rs
cently been very much enlarged and otherwise
tinprovsu, rsuuering it quits aa coa.fgrtaals as
any other Hotel in &cbulkill csunty while
the atahlesara largs, ia good corditisn, aud a.
tend by careful, attentive, prudent hostlers.
is travellers ana others wbo may slop al hat
kouss, ks proatisss evsry attenlien caleulated is
rsnder tksra stmfsnsbls aud satisf mi.
. ' Jos. m. racix,
April 8, 181'.- if
HENRY D0NNEL.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ujpes opposite tM Lourt House,
Banbiuy, Northumbeilaad Conty Pa.
Prompt situation le auaiaess iu adiaiaia
oantira.
EA.O-T-.E HOTEL,
orrOAlTK TVFET BRANCH BANK,
WILLIAM6PORT, y.A.
WILLI tM II. Ull, rrsprUtsii.
C. A. rtyaisa, .Issistaai.
N. t.Ao Omaikua will ran to aad frsaa kbs
Depst aad Packet Leadings, ts skis Mslea, tmwj
ef ckarge.
fJeplsmber 18. 186f. tt
DANVILLE HOTEL.
'OHN JR.,
iiorkst Street, Vanriile, Pm,
rpniS is ene ef ths largest and aaoet aasuaaa
l dioas hotels in the interior ef rvnBlaaU'
it has been reeenlly filled up, ia eissU.al s b,'
witball .lie modern conveniences.
Dauvilled, Sept. 12, 1855.
Cheap Watehea JjJeweir
lyHOLKSALE and Detail, at Ike "fhiUdsV
Phia VTatck and Jeelry S)i.r," N. If
North 8eaond Street, earner of Quarry,
PHILADELPHIA.
) I svsr Watehss, fuU jawelM, Is aaral mu,mm SMS ss
0lfl I.;pm. lak. -il.noiKuisbilertlpe.laa I 9S
, vsr Ip. fall jswlled, B. Oslil Bi.e-.ii, I a
Silver Lever, fall j.wl'd 14 aa.ea' 6ald rmmm, I ea
auneiior Cia.n.M., 7. nv T sawss, ms, sj
S.IS ,wiaclee, 7,Sa
ulS Tana, wits Tenetl sua Silver HeUar, ,tl
Gold Finger Kings, S7J senls to 0 ; W.te
Clsssas, plain, 12 asms; Patsal, IS; Leaot,
I ; other articles in properlioB. All gosds was
rantcd Is be what they ars sold far.
RTALPFER A JIAKLIT,
Oa hand, asms Geld and aJilver Levses mmi
Lepiaes, still lowar.tban tha aksvs uriess.
)cl. 4. 1N5S 1,.
ARNOLD'S WRITING FLIIU aad Adas
aivs aad legal envelopea, far asis ky
H. B. MA da) IB.
Banbury. Ian m, nn
OE0EQE SCHAIL k CO.
tAitracTi'ir.it
sr
BLA8TINO POWDBJt,
Aft. Carmel, Northumberland I sm, ft.
May 18, 8S
TJLANK Parchmen. Paper Used, aad
JJ Mortgagee, Bonds, Kieentioaa. ttaa.
sl.a.
Ac, far sale b
Hkaei.
H.
Sunbury Arri
1.
STOVES-
IOR BALE an excellent second ksad t'ssk
ing Stove, also several Cylinder C'sl
Hto.ea Rnquirs al Ibis nil ice
GOLD FENS with and without cans, aTa
very susrior quality, jnst rereived.
Alao a fresh supply of Writing Fluid, far eaJr
7 H. id. M A Mis IS K.
Hunbury, Dec. 87. iai
COSldEN CilEKBE Jat recited .,,d l
sals by LEVI KKAaMOl.'l Z
April II. 117.
SILVER WATCH EM. A tew double e.-
Knvli.k Mil... W.,,1... f... ..1 t
prices by
stiinbury.
H. 0 M AMKr'K.
April It.
AMERICAN JIOUSE.
WILLlAMSrOUT, PA..
J- II. HI.LIOV l'ipilisr.
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