1
.mj JoTffift Bngld,
.0 poverty ami in pain ;
tears Jiang boaty In my ye,
Bathers can down lik rato,
I fray bar half ef all! had
Repressed the rising sigh f
For tnfHkltig of the day to cow,
I kept myconrago high.
Farewell I I said, if seasont pen,
And sunshine follow rain,
And morning dawns on darkest bight,
You'll tee me back ogaio.
t left my love Id England,
And tailed the. stormy ,
To ear my bread by daily toil,
Ad honest man and free.
I wrought and itrov from morn to Bight
And taTed my little ttore i
And every tummer pave me wealth,
And made tbe little more.
At longth I bought tbe 6eld I plough J
The tunaliine followed tho rain j
The morning duwn'd on hear Dight,
And 1 went back again,
I tought my love In EnglanJ,
And brought her o'er the tea
A happy man, a happy wife.
To bless my home and me.
Uy farm it Urge, my wantt are small,
I bid my care depart,
And tit beneath my own oak tree,
With proud yet grateful heart,
The children smiling round tbe board,
Ne'ur ask for bread in vain ;
'Ti8 balmy inortiinfr after night,
'This sucsUine alter rain 1
(fnvwr's ?ftpnnvf limit.
Thrashing Oats.
The almost universul pructice of grain
grower! is to tlirath with machinegene
rally a traveling machine, accompanied by
four horses and three men. If tbe farmer
bat no burn tbit is, perhapt, the best way he
can adopt, at hit labor mutt be done in fair
we.itber. IJut many of the farmert of this
State can pursue a much more economical
and profitable method of thrashing. In a
climate such as onra, wheie Arctic winter
roigns during a goodly portion or the year,
the straw of outs is an important item in esti
mating tbe value of tbe crop. This it nsually
much wasted by using the thrashing machine.
Stacked in the yard it enriy becomes weather
beaten and alinoBt valueless for cattle. If
the furmer has his own, one of the railroad
horse-powers this waste may in part be reme
died by thrashing at different times during
tbe wiuter, but, all things considered, the flail
it tbe bust implement with which to thrash
oats. With this thrashing it done at the
season of tbe year ?hen, if ever; tbe farmer
has leisure, and consequently it need not be
performed in a hurry ; and also when the
ttock of cattle most ueed, in ite belt condi
tion, the straw, the lougest of which may be
bound in bundless and stored for se. while
tbe loose and until to bind will supply the
wantt for food, bedding or litter for a fair
ized herd of cuttle.
Treading ont oats with horses it a much
more economical way than thrashing with a
machine, and if the straw it only wanted for
cattle and litter is as good and fully as econ
omical as with tbe flail. Mais. Plowjhman.
Foot Rot is Surei'. Tho predisposing,
that is tbe essential causo of this disease, is a
virus or poisonous matter which is generated
in and issues from the toret upon the feet of
diseased sheep, and is quickly communicated
to sound sheep by coming in contact with
their fuet. The "fuuls" is a lameness; similar
to but entirely distinct from the foot rot. It
it caused by pasturing on low lands, and will
disappear without medicinal application if the
aheep are removed to high, dry ground- As
remedies, either of tho following will probably
Beet a cure :
1. Tuke i lb. of alum, 2 oz. of blue vitriol;
boil them iu one pint of water ; when quite
cold, add J of a piut of aquafortis, and it is
roudy for ue. It ia equally eQicacious for the
foul in tbe feet of all classes of nuimuls.
2. With a sharp knifo cut away the infec
ted part aud then with a clean wooden skew
er apply ouce a day some muriate of antimo
ny. This will stop the disease and efl'oct a
euro. A strong solutioa ol sulphate of cop
per would answer tho purpose, applied with a
brush ; but it it neither to speedy are to ef
fectual.
3. Take a six -pennyworth of quicksilver,
dissolved iu six-penny worth of nitric acid, add
the tame quantity of good vinegar; pare the
the hoof well, shake tbe bottle and apply to
the parts effected; one or two applications
will bo sufficient. Rural New Yorker.
Bueltkb for Stock. Many farmert ttill
neglect their animals io wiuter, feeding them
from tbe stack-yard, io the open air. This
jiractico is not only barbarous, but very ex
pensive. It takes a third more of bay to car
ry a cow through the Wiuter by this method,
and with tho beat of hay she will not come
out in good couditiou. Warm stables are a
substitute for fodder, and an animal sheltered
in them is much more easily kept in high
Ce9h. Then, by stabling auiuiuhy we ean
save all the manure, which is quite toe large
an item for fanners in tbitagetothrowAway.
Mauy who have large farms. .ajidrderoot wish
to build a barn Urge enough to bold all the
bay and grain, build several small barm iu
d i tie rent meadows. These save the carting,
both of hay and of manures, la do case
tbould hay be foddered out to cattle without
tome kiud of abetter. A hovel opening to
tbe South can be made very cheaply, and
with light walls aud thatched roof, it will
keep cattle quite comfortable. They will
save the cost of building in a eiogle Winter.
Now it tbe time to put them up.
Mteriai- for a RoiiiKCo. A letter from
a friends informs nt of the marriage at Balti
more of two of the rescued from tbe "Central
America." Uolh parties became mutually
attached to one another on board the steam
er and ou the very evening preceding the dis
aster sealed their uQVction with the uauul
"vow." When tbe gale came on and the
panic was at its height tbe young lady threw
herself in his arms aud with a gallantry quite
becoming tbe romantic occasion tho gentle
man impressed her brow with one of Teuny
ton't patent "soul sent" kisses aud "slid" her
ever luto tho first boat that was lowered.
He saved himself ou a plauk. Upon arriving
at Norfolk the lovers met. But the young
nan appeared strange. II bad lout his
valise aod all his money, Tbe young lady as
sured bin) that mouey was nothing. The
yonng man shook hit head and looked tad, as
much aa to say ; "uow, maybe you think to."
lint, laid bis deToted orie. l have enough.
ifear not. Father has two hundred thousand.
Ab I gasped tho aflianeed bridegroom, (we
peak novel fashion to give Uonner to inuke
u chance to make a point,) and he looked ft
remely philosophical, but said no more
Tbey suddenly vauiahed, and we suppose are
now enjoying all the blessings of matrimonial
JC, c fttrtourg a. ..ejrt$t.
male LaiortR 15 Caltorhu. The San
'cq (Cttl.) pt-pers y that ther nr
dt of serritut uirU in that city worth
litoten thousand dollari each. Ihiir
"Y wagei boiDjr no twenty-fiva dollari
Jo tha PpleQilor tf ihtit dieesei
" Heir njibtrfcpes. and aa tbe
ewra,,
A CALL TO FARMERS,
Fanners, drop your Tools, Faust m HltU,
' lliatl this anil litjtect I
TI1B FARMl.R'9 PROWO.TION BOOK.
A new end Pcientitic Manuring Urate, Cot the Culllve.
IN) ol nil iiihJs m On.hu, UrnM, Fujldcr and Pasieie,
ana eU Simla of eVul i Proved by actual Kaoeriirmnts
aud sueed oh evident trntha JJesisjited to improve
Afiionltur. in altila bianeheai represented bjrupwanlt
rf ane hundred and filly eiigraviiiRS of the sua valua
ble Grama and Peiete couiiected with tha eyaienv
IU Or. C. 4fiREIl'IIOLD,'
' . BOALSBl'nO, CKNTRRCO, PA.
IN this trentise it will be see that the object baa Wn
to jive tht Farmer tint kind of information which
suable him to miike practical application to fertilise hie
lurid anil Inerwse hit gnin, rodder, and paetaroge. Tha
doctriim a tnuirht by thin innnuline, and rudder and pas
ture cultivation "system ere rnlluiwl, -clem and evident, and
surges! en improt-emeut In the modaof agriculture hither
to unknown to nur farmer, and which, if adopted and
carefully pi art iced, cannot fail to advance the interests nf
the farming community. fucli a work haa been much
wanted, aa it bill a void which haa long been felt, but
which there haa hitherto been no attempt torupply , and
as farmers of Centre and Huntingdon countiea. we recom
mend tha work to every furmer. as we fully believe that
they will reap trie greatest posaiiite Dencnt in;aa it
Dnnicl Mtawr,
Christian Dale,
Philip Mover,
Jue'b Bloyer,
lino roe Linn I. - Henrv Mover,
Jurob Mnraer, , tamuei Millitaud, '
Jiihu Uniley, George Jack,
(ttimuel Uutiran, . John Hiirmntf,
. join. MeWillinms, Uearge llnchnrian,
Ocorge (iuyer, Jr. Franris Alexander,
John Carper, John NciT, 9enr.
John Hiipwhi, ' John Hotter,
H'inine. 'Vilpnn, Christinu llofler,
lenree V. Meek, Jeeph Hnker
tr The above work is fo? ante by Hev. S 0 . McK F R
IlAM. Milton, Noithuniberland county, Pa. Price 8e.
August I, 1S.17. 3ino
111 i: I.AIM.INT
ESTABLISHMENT
IN T II E C IT Y OF BALTIMORE.
" T ATHIOT'ft ny Street Worrroomi Not V3
iv I and A3 Ninth (Jay ilreet, iieur Fayette, Haiti more I
where it kcptalwuv mi Imiid, or made io order, every
tylewf French TETI2-A-TETES, in I'luili, Hair, Cloth
oriroeni.-Me.
Frctvch Full Sin IT and Medullion Tartar Arm Chaira,
in Plurh. Hair. CUdli or Dncatelle.
French Fall Stuff Cm ved Farlcr Chaira iu acta, with
rmaii, uair, CKin ur urocaieue.
8 OiF AS
Half French tyring Miihnpnny and Walnut Parlor
Chain, in Hair, Cloth aud 1'luth.
KiH-lting Chaira variuua dcsigm, in ITair, Cloth and
Pinch,
Stutftyriiig Iounpf a lorpe assortment alvaa en
hand, or an pattern made or covered with any gooria to
oruer.
CHAHBua suits;
In'MahntzaiiT or Walnut, eoinnlete. from 35 no.
Cane Chaira and KocLinjz do. the larent assortment
ready made iu any one houie in the United Siatei from
l? I -2 a dozen up.
Bur Koom, Office and Pmiiiir Chain, in Oak, Walnut
or Mahogany, wilh Cane, Wood or Stuffed Seata un
aMortment emlitneinff over 50 dozen.
Wood tent Chairs and Setttea aud Rocking Chaira.
over iuu onrn.
Gilt aud Plain Frame IjOokinf filansei, of every variety,
Ail Kiuoa oi ueuBj uuir uuu xiubk ninurnBBi.
A. MATHIOT.
Nob. Q1 aud 29 N. Gay at , near Fayette at., Halt i mo re.
Auguat i, its. ly
H U S S Y ' S
AMERICAN REAPER,
FUlt CUTTING BOTH
GRAIN AND GRASS,
bTIREAT improvements for 1857. This Ma
" chine was put in sucessful operation in 1833
end continued to be the only ieutuntr and Mow
ing Machine in the World, of any practical valuo
up to 18la twelve years alter us introduction
Other Reapers are now offered with elowine ad.
verliscments, Certificates, Diplomas, Gold and
Silver Medals, &e. But the farmer in search
of the best Reaper, and not ported in the matter,
had better see a little furtlier.
It' there is any value in 21 years experience
in building Reapers, and using them in the har
vest field, and in the improvements made during
that long period, OBED HL-SSEV.lhe Father
of Reapers, can claim it. All who are satisfied
with the Best fieaper and Mower, aan be sup
plied by sending their orders early in the season,
as the crops indicate a large demand, and we can
not have over SOO Readv for the vast harvest
ofl8f7. We guarantee that this Reaper and
Mower can not be beaten on fair trial by any
other Reaper that may be brought into the harvest
fields in 18S7. and we also insure it to be the
strongest and most durable machine in use. We
would respectfully invite Farmers to examine
the machine thoroughly before purchasing, and
satisfy themselves of it superiority over all
others.
During the Iji.I four years, the subscribers have
sold between SOU and COO of these Machines, to
ihe bestand most successful Farmer in Montour,
Union and the neighboring counties, (whose
names ore too numerous to insert) to whom we
respectfully refer.
The subscribers have '.he exclusive tight
the following counties : M ontour, Union, buy do,
Northumberland, Columbia, Luzerne, 1'erry
MiUliii, Centre, Clinton and Lycoming. All
orders thankfully received and promptly attend
ed to. GEDDEs, MARSH & CO.,
Lcwibburg, Union county, Pa.
July 11, 1857.
HERRING'S SAFE.
Tilt: ACK.NUWI.KDOKD
TIIK RKCENT TRIALS
Reading Unvts cudtiistril Uitt curieul
ot' pul'Iiu opiuton, uitU continued
tlie verdict ol nioi tiiaii 200 cci
dcutul brt', pniving conctugivr-ly
t nit 'iluuinHM u lite only bAt'E
UriU will mL hum.
KxirHft f lot the CoinmiUet-'a
ilaiHiiLtiii the Tfiui vi Jiou tiui'ea
ui Ucailing :
On tht 2Gth of Fol.ruarv all lite mt'interi of I lie Com
mittee niei Ui wUuru tbe Ssife hmI li-Miku uml japcr(
(tjlitcvtl in tltttm) ui id were icH'tM-tly miticfitjd tliut ull was
cigtit. Tlie diiy itillou'iii Hie imrnni 1-mh pluce. undt-r
the atuperiitteiidfiisjtf u( tlm ComiuiUee. Alter fair uitd
miiiurtml hjn.iitc tor h'a liuit, the ;il ol AJti.
tvani tc Waiaoit was first ;iictl. the SulV heihg tm tue
inndff, ml the cuiirnti imriutiiv tjtniiuiutil, witiltj the enn-
tcut iii the rafef Meri. Karrcltlr. llcrtuig. wai m
fww coiHiiunn, ami iui wit insiuc."
ftsieuetU H K. VKIJX,
V.N COIJ-.MAN, S&mmlttM.
A. II . I'KACOCK.
And e'tdred hvuver 50 of the best men nf Roadine.
ThettbsiveSetlt-Mcuii lie impeded tit 31 Walnut Street,
where tlie pnhlu- run nahNt y theiuswlvrs of the creut aupe.
riority of the "Hettine'i I'alent Cliamnmii," ver tlu
defatted and uied up "innUe Iron Ui-ur ISahtuiiider.1'
VarrcN X lferrfu?,
34 Walnulff., PhUada.
Only rmikui in thi State of llerring'i Paltnl Chantpioa
EHUfsl.
Tlie attempt nmde by rtther partitsi to bolster un the
reputation oi u Hife wliiefa hue futleJ si sijruuUy n mvi
denial tiff in Fliilndelma, (Ituiisceitd Vtiiuk.) hy Uikiuv
one nut of an sgettt's store, (II. A. Lautz.) uuile douhls
Miir.tnfs, (nnerent frimi tlmse they sell) l "tiurn up'
oueoi iirtnn" s (nun ut uitrk) hus met with us true re-
wiird. ilerru.sfs Sufe eou'ri int tie Uutiit, pri.vnif eoitclu'
sivclv that the only Mifthir Hufe how nude isl'ilorritig''.
of whir h over 13. Odd are imw lis nrtual usm, and woe1
ttmn Ni have been tried by fire without a aiugla It mm.
rniin...iuit4 sfo. iv7 tv.
hew imi,!iHmir
STORE.
TtriSS LOUISA SHISSLER, respectfully In
forms the citizens ef Trevurtort and sur
rounding county, that she has oiiensd a new
store of Millinery and Fancy Goods, at Trevor-
ton inohatnokin street, nearly opposite Knouse's
I svern, where all kinds or Bonnets and Fancy
uooua can ie nau at me lowest lenns.
Dress making also attended to ia the best
manner and latest style.
April S. I8!S7 tf
NEWS FOB. 1'IIE MILLION !
TJ7VMEKSON3 United States M a saline, 8a
BLIA turday Evening Post, N. Y. Pkavuim.
Magistrate, Nick Naz and Yankee Notions fur
sale by H. V. 'RILING.
N. B. Persons living at a distance can have
a list of prices forwarded hy addressing as above,
. Magazines, Paper and Book urn en baud.
Mnsisnt'y ordered.
" 1, lUvT.-tf
a- . ...sJJlelGKT & SON, ' r '
BXJ3TBTTXl-5r, X ORTirTJ'MrBEIlL.A.N-XJ OOUNTY, 3?-A, '
HAVE JU3i ItKUKlVttU A LA Kit K SUPPLY. Of- 1
Dry Good, It end ninde Clolliiny, Iloota nml hoca, IHnrd
ware, uroreries, lia
Among oar present Stork may be foonil French Lawns, Poplins, Fancy Silks, Fluid Dural.Tisaues,
Beregea, Debeges, Challi, Black Bilke, Alpncca, Gingham, Swiss Mull. Ttrlton, Cambria. Nain
sook, Brilliants, Dimity, Book Muslin, Bchinctt Collars, 8wUs Flouncing, Inserting, Lacea, Kib
bona, Hosiery, and a general assortment of FANCY OOODd.
Embracing the moat beautiful styles, all qualities and prices. Domestic Goods, Windsor Shades,
Oil Cloths and Carpets. Summer Goods for gents wear of every variety. Hardware embracing
all kinds of building material, Carpenters Tools of the best manufacture, Filrs of every deecrtp
tion, Cutlery, Shoe f indinga, Lasts, 4c. , .
Former eHurl surpassed
In addition to our former Store Room, we have
which you will find well slocked with Heady Made
durability and cheapness. We shall continue to
assortment at all times complete, another inducement
NEW GOODS AT LOW PK10KS
We return our thanks to the public for their liberal natronnee, and respectfully invite aa Inspee
tion of our Uond,, as we doom it a pleasure to wnit
UUUKTKY FKODUCE TAKEi Ifl EXCHANGE.
Bar Iron, 8tcel. Nails, Picks, Grab Hoes, Mason Hammers, Kill Saws. Window Sash,
Grindstones, Glass, Paints, Oils, iisn, Salt,
Bunl.ury, May 80, 1857. tf . -
New Qoods for the People ! -
BENJAMIN IIEFFNER
RESPECTFULLY informs the public in gen
eral that he has just received and opened a
splendid stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
st his New Store, in Lower Augusta township.
His stock consists in part ot
Cloths, Cassimers, Cassinets.
of all kinds, of linen, cotton aud worsted.
ALSO !' ; .
Callroon, Glie!iAiita, Lansi,
ftlousNellue He Lalucs .
and all kinds of Ladies Dress Goods. .
Grocer leu,
Also an assortment of Hardware, I rots
and Steel. Nails, &o.
Also an excellent assortment of
tWEENSWARE, of various styles and
patterns."" -Also
an assortment or HOOT tc SHOES.
H ATS & CATS, a good selection.
Salt, Fish, i'c.
And a great variety of other articles such as sre
suitable to the trade, all of which will be sold at
the lowest prices.
t7 Country produce taken in exchange a
the highest prices.
Lower Augusta, June A, f857.
Wail Paper &
Windnvr Shades.
a. is
ISAACS,
Jo. 1G3 A'oifA Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
TTAVING completed their large assortment
of tlie above Goods for Spring and Summer
Trade; would respectfully invite the attention
of Purchasers to the same. Their stock for
beauty, cheapness and variety cannot be surpas
sed. Thev have constantly on hand every descrip
tion of Gold end Painted Shades, Duff Hollands,
and Shade Fixtures. Wall Papers, Cmtains,
Fire Board Prints, Borders, fcc , all of which
they ofl'er at toner rates thsn can be hal at any
other establishment. Call and ei amine.
' A. ISAACS.
Ifl3 North Second Street.
March 7, 1857. Gin w
IOOO lbs of Carpet Stags)
WANTED at the store of K. Y. Bright Si
Son, who are constantly receiving a fresh
supply of Goods, thus offering to the public the
largest and most desirable assortment.
July II. 1867.
ISAAC M. WILKKHSON,
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of the most Fashionable Style.
Sola), III vh us iiikI l.uuiiKt-s)
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards,
SOFA, BKI.kF,lST AMI DINING TAMES
and also VL.NETIAN BLINDS, equal to Phila
delphia manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern R-nd Mice
CUPBOARDS, WORK AND CANDLE.
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
In short, every article in this line of bis business.
'"PlIE subscriber respectfully calls the attentioi
- of the public to his large and splendid as
sortment of every quality and price of
aiii-av aici:
which cannot fniltoreiommend itself toevery one
who will examine it, on aecount of its durable
workmanship and splendid finish, made up of the
best stock to be had in tlie ciy . No effort i a
spared in the manufacture of his ware, and the
subscriber is determined to keep up with the
many improvement which are constantly being
made.
H e alse manufacture all kinds and qualifies
ol
CHAIRS.
ncludinf varieties never before to ke had tl
Sunbury, such as Msuouim, Black Witacv
AJin Coslkii MirLX Ghkciax ; Au Wisnsna
C1IAIKSI, an d TAvev I'iao Stoiils, which sr
of the latest styles, snd warranted to he excelled
by none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere,
Hie subscriber is determined that there shall
be no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, ss every confidence can be entertained
about the quality and finish of his ware and
Chairs.
These articles will be disposed of on as good
terms as they can be purchased elsewhere. Couii'
try I rod in e tsken in payment lur work.
liNDEIlTAKlMS. Having provided
handsome Hssasa, he is now prepared fur
Undertaking, aud attending funerals, in this vi
cinity, or at any convenient distance from this
place.
Vv The Ware Room is in Fawn Street, be
ew Weaver's Hotel.
H.C M. WILKERSON.
8unbury, April 18, 1857 tf.
BALD EAGLE HOTEL.
A'o.234 onrV 416 X. Third St., 1'hilaitlphia.
(, JOHN CLYMEIt, Proprietor.
(Successor to Dakikl Dalbxi.)
T'HE Proprietor returns his thanks for the
liher-U patronsge bestowed on this wrl
known bou, and respectfully asks a cunlinu
ance of the sama, ssurig bis many fiiends of
Nortluiiiilii slaHU and adjiuniug. counlies, that no
paina shall he spared t render comlort and plea
sure to all who may give him a call.
TEBMe' Ifil.OU rEU DAY.
Philadelphia, July 'i lJ&7 3is
Esiaenre of Jamulcsa (ilnitcr.
THIS article la carefully prepared frc.m Hie best Jamaica
Ginger, all Uie valuable nitKlicuutl pnipeilica o vvliicli
u te warnuiletl Ut (mssuis IU a SulieciUrulnl Mild cuuve
U4elltfHiu. It is ail excellent remeihr in dyspepsia, Haluleiiee, etio-
lie auo impairetl mihi leeuia alule ! lite tliireative fui
liiiue. Krin itereTreahiiktf aneiifflb-aiid nuilial pitieriies
aa a gentle atiinulntiti toma it is wet! adapted to counter .
eel Uie debilitating influeiiee the exireuie Seals ui" sum
iner, Iheelteels ,r sudilen elAligee.Ae.
N'iftniilvsli'mM be willfcHjt it, as ita timely use will
eave lliein from many an serema attack of illnesa.
Price ii cents per bottle. For sale by
JuncDU, ItM (iu
IJATCHOCLY. JOCKEY CLUB. SPRING
FLOWERS, Ac. of the best quality 1 a
ireab supply just received
Drug Ktore of
fiunbury, Aug. 1, 1857,
and fur sale at the
A. W, FWHEB.
OUNTY ORDERS County orders taken
v-' as cash fat oods, and on note or book ae
oeuntby E. Y. BRIGHT tr 0N.
, tlS.
i(uennmirc. tve,
In Quantity nnd Qualify,
fitted do the aeeond trv of eur ealaldiehmnnt
Clothing-. Boots and Shoes combining- beautv
receive Goods Semi-Monthly, thus rendering our
to all whs wish to purchase.
on all who may-Javur us with a call.
Chetse Meat, &c, always on hand.
E. Y. BRIGHT . 80N
. . SALAMANDER IIRE
THIEF-PROOF SAFES.
The laigest assortment in the United States,
Warranted to be equal to ativ now made, ami
will be sold on as Good IVtnis, as can be obtain
ed from any other house in the Country t at
EVANS & WATSON'S
26 South 4lh Street, Philadelphia.
Trttth is Mighty, and Must Prevail.
Report of the Committee appointed In snperin
tend the Burning of the Tron Safes, at Rend-
xng, February 27, 1857.
RiADixe, March 4
The undersigned, members of the committee,
do rcspecttully report, that we saw the two Safes
originally agreed upon by Farrels it Herring and
bvans at Watson, placed side by side in a fu
r.ace, via: The Safe inuse by the Paymaster of
the Philadelphia and Beading Ilailroad Oomiia
ny, in his ollice at Reading, manufactured by
.barrels oc Herring, and the Safe in use by H
A. l.snlt, in his store, manufactured by r.van
& Watson, and put In books and papers precisely
alike.
The.fire was started at 8) o'clock, A. M., and
kept up until four cords of green hickory, two
cords dry oak and halfchesmit top wood were
entirely consumed, the whole under the sn,"erln
lendeiice ol the subscribers, member of the Com
mittee. The Ssfes were then cooled off with
water, after which they Were opened, and th
books and raners taken out by the Cominitti
and sent to H. A. Lantx's store for public exsm
lued and marked by the Committee, t he book
and papers taken from the Sale manufactured
nv Parrels ir Herring were in our juilgmen
damaged fully fifteen per cent, more than those
taken from Evans & Wstsnn's Safe.
We believe the above to have beim a fair an
impartial trial of the respective qualities of both
Bale.
JACOB lLDYSlIEt,
DANIEL S. HUNTER.
Having been absent during tbe burning, we
fully coincide with the above statement of the
condition of the papers aud books taken out of
the respective bates.
G. A. NIOOI.LS.
II. H. .ML'HI.K.XBEHfJ,
JAMES Mil, HOLLAND.
March SI, 1857.
NEW A R It I V A L 0 F
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
Ira T. Clement
XO. . CORXER OF MARKE'l SQUARE,
AS ju.st received a large supply of Fall an
Y inter l.ootls.
He wiil continue to sell Dry fioods aiuMircr-
ceries CH EAPEIt lhan ever, as his iruoda are
bought cheap they will be sold cheap.
lie feels ciiiilident with Ihs experience and
ability, that he can compete with the
World at large and Sunbury in particular.
lie would enumerate artichs if tiiuo and space
would permit.
It is enough to day that he has every tliitiB in
the line of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
A large Slock of l.'csdy-MaJs
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AM) SHOES, j-c, jr.,
that is kept in any other Store hi town, ar.d
His banner is on the breeze.
And limy nv il wave
O'er bud of the free,
And thu te'iiie of the liruvs
While tier Stursund her Stiipsi
Shine out bice the un,
Telling ail nations
Thnt Freedom's liegua.
This is a five country aa waa proved by the
election of Uuch'iuan over the Wooly Hon,
therefore it is free for all to do their trading where
they can BUY he CHESPEST. All are mvi-
ted Ui call and are.
THE COUNTRY,
as well k the town are respectfully invited, arid
every person, rich or poor, biji'n or low, bond or
free are invited' to call ar No. I MarVkef rtimare,
opposite the Court House.
P. 8 He is not tn be underse'd by any man
or combination of men: No'charge for showing
goods: All kinds of produce taken ill exchange for
good si
bunbury. Dee. SO, 1858.
BROADWAY FAMILY GROCERY !'
Flour, leed and Provision tore,
liroadway below Blackberry Street.
LEVI SEASIIOLTZ,
LSTLUl r L I.I.Y inform the citizens
of
e.e Munhurw and vicinitv thai b haa r,n,,,u.l
to the store lately occupied by C. Uehringer in
Bsnudway near the Hail Koad, aiAl ia receiving
a choice supply of
FAlXLT GFsCCEPJES,
consisting in part nf Hams, Shoulders, Mackerel.
Herring, White Fish, Cod Fish, Salt Prexeived
Fruit, Pickles, Crat keis, Cheese, Molasses, liice.
Sugar. Cud'ee, (trreeu, roasted and ground,) Im
perial. Young Hyson, Gunpowder and Black
Teas, Cedar-ware, tttoiie-wara, Boapa, brushes
plow snd wash lines, boots and shoes, tobacco,
segars, &c, together with every article usually
found in a first class Grocery Store, all of which
will be sold at the lovrest prices, either for cash or
country paoduee. He haa also prepared to sup.
ply the citizens with fseah bread, twist, rolls, pies,
preUeU and cukss of every kind.
N. B. The lugltest caah prices will he paid for
butter and eggs, corn, oats, rye and wheat.
Bunbury, April ! I, 1857
P. MELANCHTON SHINDEL,
JISTM H F TI1K PEACE,
SUDBURY, PA.
Office in Veer Stretttimmediattly opposite the
J'uhlic School House. . ,
All business promptly attended to. Monies
collected and all ordinary writings done.
Suubury, April VS. (657 tf
pOHTaud MADERIA WINES, Schiedam
Schnapps, Wild Cherry brandy, Blackberry
aud Lavender brandies for medicinal purposes el
March 14, 57. A. V. FISHER.
UGAB CURED HAM. A lot iu.t received
aad lor sale by. LEH BEASUOLTZ.
April 1T.
THE LARGEST STOCK EVER OFFBik-
LN SUN BURT,
I'uithlonable, Cheap and tJiefal
rilllE aubseritr, onf aertshlisbed aea OaWnel
A and Chair Manufacturer in-Hunbary, thank
ful for past favors, solicits a continuance of the
pnhlte patronage. Hie ttock ol cabinet. wart),
Chairs, 4c, embraeee '
Kvr.rtT vabiett", tscrot.. aud orna-
in housekeeping. It is unneeeeeary to ename
rate, as anything that may be required in bis
line can be bad at moderate prices, vneap lor
Cash, or Ceuntry Producatakeit la exchange,
Eetabltnhinnl
South Eatl Cotntr of Market Squart.
ty These knowing themselves indebted to
the subscriber would oblige bim by snaking pay
me ut.
SEBASTIAN HAUPT.
Punburf, April 4, 1S57 if
ftiiauo! Guano! I Guano!! I
ALL KINDS.
LEINAU'S SUPER PHOSPHATE OP UM.
7000 TONS.
CfrPARM&RBIt
rnr your wheat crops, use LEINAU'S Super Phrarptiata
i-f Lime, ar 21 Cts, a lb. or (MO a Ton; or Use I.K1
NAU'! A.MKKICAN KKRTII.rER. at S3..W a bW. or
JS a ton One band of either ia sufficient for sn Aers
of Whent.
THESE ARE PERMANENT MANURES,
mnde of reliable Chemiral Elements, and have been In
siirressful use fur the past Sis Years, improving the SH.il
ami rncreasiuprllievuluciH the loud
r nur uinlomaa irm Ihe Jlnre Affricuitunii cnreiry ni
Pennsylvania ; New Jersey Delaware and tha Crystal
Palace AsniH hiiiiin -f the ('ity of New York, have been
rereiveil 0 ihese Vnlunhle Pertilisera
t'aiiiiihlets iu tlie Knsbsh mid German Lansasi. esa be
had liv nnplimtmn nt the Oftlce.
A i hern! fliffcnmit M v hnteeu e Dealers.
ThenlKive Fertilisers, delivered FREE of Cartage to
iv whari in the old ijiiy rruper.
Orders sent hy Mnil aeeompniiied with Cash or Drafts,
rill be promptly Shipped to any nnrtofthe World.
GEORGE A. LHNAU.Prnp
AU.Froprietts-.
Nn. 10 Sonth Front Street, Pliiladetphia City
iphia uny,
Petnisylvanis.
Jule SI. 1R.17.-4m w
Baddlo land; Harness Maker.
HENRV HAUPT, JR..
Successor to A, J. Strnh,
RESPECTFULLY Informs the
stliaia ttf Anhiir ami lha mih
!''LSriA. lie. Eenerslly. that he has tsken
the establishment lately occupied
A. J Plruh st d is prepared to turh cut work in
is line of business equsl to any made In this,
section of the country, Orders promptly eiecu
tad snd all kinds nf produce taken In Exchange
Suhbury, May 9, 1HS7. ly
GEORGE KENN,
A NNOUNCES to the citlsena nfSunlJury and
vlctnty, that he has opened an ofticeih Sun
bury, above H. J. Wolverton's ofllce opposite) C
U'mm,'. H.itvl vSrfeha ie nrenared ta attend
to all kinds of work belonging to the profession,
in the lutest and most improved style. All work
well done snd warrnnted.
December 13, 1856.
R. DECOU & CO.
Clothiers,
No). 141 Chestkvt St., acovi Fovhtw,
Philadelphia,
Keep coTulantry 911 haitd a fplendiJ affbrtment
of
Readj-made Clothing.
Goods madi to OaDta awv VYAaajoiTi
TO FIT.
Nov.t9, 1856 y
Citrate of Magnesia
on
TASTELESS 8 ALTS.
TMIIS preparation is recommended aa an ex
" cedent laxative and purgative. It operatee
mildly, is entirely fre from any unpleasant tnste
reSeinblir( lemciisde in flavor, prepared and sold
by A. W. FISHER.
Bunbury, March H, fS'5.
AI.:XlIl II KERR
Importer and Wholesale Dtaler in SALT
3d South Wharves, Philadelphia.
ASH TON Fine, Liverpool Ground,
a Island and Dairy Salt, eon
-aS"lanll)
I.n.l a.,,1 frt, .'.I- in Inta
ri fTTtjaa to suit the trade.
April 4, 1857. 61W
NEW CONFECTIONARY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
M. C. GEARIIART,
nA3 just received a new and excellent assort,
incut of gcmls at Mia Confectionary and
Fruit Store in MARKET STREET, Sunburv,
where he man&fucturce ai d keeps on hand, at
all times, rTi'e most choirs Confectionary, dtc,
Wholesale and Ivetall, at Philadelphia prices.
Among hia stock of ConlcclionaYiea, may be
found :
Prenrli Secrete;
Cum rirnps, al! kinds of scent,
I.nvc tiroes.
Mini Drips, red sad whits,
Jelly Cakes,
Tluil Drops,
&iek r,-hUes, ( sH seeirta
Rofk Candy,
Almond Caarfy,
Ifurneit Ahntaals
Cream White,
" timts)
Rie,
Vanilla,
Coiurraiu leetebi.
Lie,utiice,
JfJKUXT.
BaiiBitnaj Prunes,
Dales. fis.
Currants drietf, Citrons,
A inlands, Ruisone, Nuts ef sll kiads
LEMON SYRUP
of a sttprlribr quality, by the single or dozen. A
superior quality ot ctegars and Tobacco, and
variety of Confectioneries, fruit. Ac, all of which
is ollered cheap at wholesale or retail.
IOE C REAM.
Ha has al opened an 'ce Cream Saloon, and
(Vill nt all times be ready to serve hia customers
with Ice Cream.
Bunbury, May S4, 1857. ly
Ken Drugs), Paints, &c.
NEW supply nf Drugs, Psints. Oils,
Fluid, &e., just received snd for sale hy
A. W. FISHER.
Sunbury, May S, 1857.
FURNITURE POLISH.
8. CAE'S Premium Patent Enamel Furniture
Polish. This polish is highly valuable for restor,
in(r the polbib on all kind of Furniture, Glass,
Carriage Bodies. Hair Cloth. &c Also, for re
moving spots, hiding scratches, Slc, Ac. War.
ranted to dry immediately and retain ita gloss.
Price 50 cts. per bottle. Sold by
A. W. FISHER.
March 14, J 8.17.
BOAT AND MULES
FOB SALE.
THE subscriber offers at private
GOOD MULES, and a good SH
le, SIX
SHAWNEA"
BOAT, with futures, '('ha above will bo eold
cheap, aud ou reasonaMe lernie.
JACOB HEASHOLTZ, agent
foe JOHN BLACK.
Sunbury, March 88, ls)57 tf
AND WARRANTS. The highest price
'-'will be given for Land Warrants by the sub
eril. H. B MASHER.
P4.
STOPPERS fo
B MASKER.
bar bottlea for aale by
H.
Sunburv. July It. I MM.
KOVV.N'S and BreinkV Essence 0 Ginger
- and Husband's Magnesia al
March M.'M.
FrSHER'S.
fishing Tackle. Red Cork, Grass. Cot.
tou and Li ueo Lit.es, Out Lioes, 80a Giaas
by the yard, $noods. Flies, Kirby, Limerick aod
Carlisle Hooka, Rode, A, fcreale by
Merah 41, 5V. A- W. TtSflZ B.
vjasnrorAiin.
Ur respectfully in'erme the eitt
jnbury and the publio generally,
-t. sommocd tkai tnanofacture of all
kinds ef '
1ARTHENWAU1E,
at his manufactory (n Whortleberry Jrret, ews
squsre east of tbe River. He has engaged the
services of Mr. Ha a r. and yea ca therefore
depend on having a good article. The pub.te
are respectfully invited to aalL
All orders from a distance wilt be prsraatly
attended te.
. 1. M.BH1NDEL.
Snnbory, Feb. , ISMetf
JOIIIV II. AILEIf A. CO.
Noe. t and I Chestnut Street, (amUl aids, below Tett J
' (Tern Olbist Wooa-wsaa Horn ia tas Citr )
MANtiF ACTURERSand Wholesale dealers in Patent
Machine made HROOMft.t'etenl Orwived Cedar-
Ware, werreiited not to shrink, Wo,al and Willow-Ware
Cnnla, Brushes, Ao ,uf all doecriptieue. fleaaa sail sad
examine our etnek,
February S3, 1857. ly w
VALUABLE PBOPERTYFOR SALE.
flHE aubscribers, Exeerrtors of the esUte o
JL Henry Mssser, dee'd., offer at private sale
tbe following property via t A large two story
trams dwelling house, together wub about
60 ACRES OP LAND, .
Situate In Lower Augusta township adjoining
lands of Daniel Kaufman and others new in the
occupancy of John R. Kauftnan as a store and
dwelling. The house is new and the location a
food one for business.
Also aTRACT OF LIMESTONK LAND.
in said township on the river about 6 miles be
low 5 unbu.y, adjoining lends of J. T. M'Phernoh
and others, containing, about 90 acres. Tha
soil is productive and contains limestone acd
other minerals.
Also a tract ef Land, containing about 31
acres on the hill, about two miles below Sunbury,
adjoining lands of the heiis of the late John
Cenrad and others. There is, on this tract, a
small orchard of choice fruit.
For farther particulars supty to the subscribers.
H.B. MASSKR, )
P. B. MASKER, ExecUers.
FRANCIS BLT.'Hfcn. J
Bunbury, January 19, 1856. tf
3TEW ARKANOEMENT 1
Fresh Arrivul of
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, &c.
rilHE undersigned having taken the store for
A merly kept by William A. llruner, is now
ready to till orders and prescriptions at a mo
menta notice, lie has a large and well selected
stock of fresh and pure
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
Dye-stuffs, Oil, Paints, Glass, Putty, sad all
kinds of Patent Medicines.
Fruit and confectionary
Tobacco and Imported 8egsrs of the chnirest
brands. Fancy Notions' toilet artirlea, and Per
fumery of all kinds. Tooth and Hair Brushes
Tbrands.
ef every variety.
CampMnt nnd Fluid always on Hand.
Customers will find his stack complete, com
prising many articles it is impossible here to enu
merate, and all sold at moderate prices.
Kcmember the pises, next dear to E. Y.
Bright's Mammoth Store.
A. W. FISHES.
Bunbury, March 14. 1857.
MOUNT CARMEL HOUSE,
MOUNT CARMEL,
ffnrthwniertanH Coxinty, Pennsylvania.
THIS large and commodious Hotel is situa
ted nearly half way between Sunburv and
Potlsvllle. The scenerythe salubrity of the
atmosphere arid the cool mountain breezes, mske
it one of the most delightful summer retreats in
the country. The Hotel, is a new structure, four
stories high, fitted up with all tha modern cen.
veniencea. I he pure mountain water is miro
duceu into every chamber. 1 he plare Is essy
of access, being but one snd a halt hours lies
from Sunbury, aver the Philadelphia and Sun'
bury Kail Rosd. From Poftavilte, it ia 17 miles.
Every attendance will be paid by the proline.
tor to make guests comfortable. .Charges mode.
rate. JESSE RICE,
ML Csrmel, May 14, 1856 tf
3. 3TEW2LA.3Mt cts CO:
-Leeklug Ulaases, Picture Frames, Kugravlogs
aau Pnlnllegs,
No. 128 Arch Street, abovo Sixth,'
(Late ofSls) North Second St.)
PHILADELPHIA.
GstLsaiss orsN DtiLT Tn TisiTeaa.
Merchants and others visiting the City who
may want anything io our liae will do well to
give us a call.
February 2S, 1857 8m
i. .visa, .
CHRAP WATCH AND JKWKLRY STORE
N 72 iSorfA Second Street, (rppositi th
iftount Vtfnon House )
Philadelphia.
GOLD Le-rer Watches, foil jeweled", 18 K, es
ses, !8; Silver Lever i, do., ifi; Sil
ver Lepme, do., 4"9: Quarlier. 3'5 te -77: Gold
Spectacles. $4 5U to $ 10 ; Silver do., $ 1 60 ;
Silver Table Spoons per sett, 411 to $18
Silver Desert do., do., $9 to SI I ; Silver Tea da.,
do., ifTl 75 to $7 50 ; Oold Pens and Gold Ca
aes, $7 23 fo $5 ; Geld Pens and Silver do., ft;
together with a variety of fins Gold Jewelry,
Gold Curb , Guard and Fob Chains. All goods
wsrranted to be aa represented. Watches and
Jewelry, repaired in the best manner. Alse, Ma
sonic Marks, Puis, Ac, made to Order.
N. B. AH ordera sent by muil eir etlrerwiee,
will be puncfuslly attended te.
Phila., Get. 4, 1858. lyw.
PHILIP He PTJPsaCY.
WMOLtaALS ill BSTSlt
Grocery, Wine and Liquor Store,
S. E. cor. IVatnut and Water Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
DEALERS and families will be fteiaptly
aupplied ar the lowest pricss.
October 4, 1856 tf
BR0DHEAD &r6bERTS
Xo. 131, X. 2d Street,
PHIXADEZ.PHIA,
INVITE the attention of country aaercbanta
' and others, to their slock of
BOOTS.& SHOES,
which they will dispose of oil Ihe moat reason
able terms.
Nov.. 1851.- ly
C. SElTEEPaT'O .
WUfllkSiLS IIS Rs'Tltl
BOOT STORE,
40 South Fourth S.t, above Chesnnt, PhiTa.
BOOTS, Shoes,Gsiters, 4c, promptly made
to order ia the very best style, aud ef tbe
beat material.
Philadelphia. May , I8S7
Leather! Leather! Leather I
IIKISRY W. OVtR.MAIS,
IMPORTER nf French Cali"8iinand general Irfsthar
dealer, No. lh Third street, Philadelphia.
A eueral aaauiuueut uf all luuds ot Lealtaef Meroeos,
4e., ire.
Red snd Oak Sole Leaiker.
February W, IH.'; Is w
PAPERS & MAGAZINES-
THE Now York Ledger, Parlor Casket, Flsg
of our L'nion, Frank Leslie's Illustrated
Newspaper, Ballou's Pictorial. National Police
(azeiio, Weekly Nosellstte, Waverly Magaiine,
and Harper's Weekly Journal of Civilization
Also, Harper' Magaiine, Godey'e Lsdv's
Book and PuMnam's Msgatine, just receitedsnd
fo sal by JJ , Y. FKILIN U.
Suunury, July 11, 186T.
A LMOND3, RAI8ON8. FIGS, LEMONS.
Ac, cks, just reoeived fresh enpply and
for eel at th OonrVotiontry store of
M. (X CEAJUURT.
twbury, May II,
Shanokln Whltt Ash Anthraeitsi
From Uu Vest." tn th Gap CoW
J H. ZIMMERMAN & JNO. I. PI"
eueceesorsto Ksm, K.eJ Co., M con
tinue mining, shipping and etlliag tdal froas the)
above well known Colliery, ander the firm at
Zimmerman A. Purael. The poinl of shipment
is at tbe lower wharf in Bunbury, Northonbee.
i.nu e....j, r a waere all ordere for Ihe variolas
kinds of coal, sit I Lump, Broken, Egg, fctove,
and Chestnut Coal, wiU be thankfully reeeivod
anil promptly attended to. .
ouabary, Jaly H, 1854,
' 8o8uar, Iwit t, IIM.
The firm of Kase. Reed A- Ca. h..i. .t.i
their lease In the Gsp Colliery and interest in too
wharf at Bunbury, to Messrs. Zimmermen
i ursei, would take great pleasure in recommend
ing our customers and others t the new firm, aa
they will be able to sell tiiera prepared eoal a,
the best quality,
KASB. RKEDA CO.
HAYDOCK & FIDDLER,
TJEALERS In W.tches and Jewelry, will
a-r continue the business at the eld aland of'
James B. Fidler,
iVo. 12 South Second Street.
PHILADELPHIA, ,
Where they solicit an examination of thsir large
and varied atoek, feeling assured that the ep
rience both of them have had in the business,
and the facilities they possess for procuring
goods on the most advantageous terms, will ena
ble them to compete favorably with any other
establishment in the city. They have Ovw
hand a 6ne assortment ef
WATCITES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
Silver, Plated and Ijrittania Ware, CaiUry .
Fancy Oeods, Ac, 4c.
N. B Repsiriua of Watches and all k -
Jewelry attended te with promptoesa and tlsa
greatest care.
Phila., April 7, 1859. tf.
WHITE HORSE HOTEL.
rOTTSVILLE, PA.
111 E subscriber respectfully announces te kj
aid friend and the public, that he has Ukeai
that old ehd well known establi.hment, the
white :Horse Hotel.
At the corner of Centre and Mahant.. ... .
the Borough of Potlevillo. The hou.e hss'ra
cently br ea very much enlareed and otherwise
unproved, reudering it quite as comfortable as
,ny ether Hotel in Schuylkill eoumy-bil
the stables are large, in aood enr diiin ,a ...
tsad by careful, attentive, prudent hostlers.
-re. eiier any other. Who may stop ul hi
bouse, he proaiises every attention cslculuted U
render tlisra csBfertsblk and saiisBed
1. ,ai. JOS. M. FECES.
April I, 184'.. sf
HENRY D0KNEL.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ijncs opposite tr.t t Hurt lloust,
Eefluury, Iforthnihberland Coutty Pn.
1 rem pi atieullon to bustaess 111 adioiaia
,ounties.
EAGLE HOTEL,
OI'POWTK WKST BRANCH BANK,
"WILLIAMSPORT, Pa.
WILLI in 11. U4I, rioiritr.
C. A. Stsiss, Assistant.
N. B. An Omnibus will tii to aad from rSe
Depot and Packet Landings, to Ibis Hotel, far
of charge.
September I J. I HAS tf
, DANVILLE HOTEL.
eTOIIlsr DEBN, JH.,
Xfarlet Street, Dunvillt, Pa,
rpHI8 is one of the large! and most somas a -A
dioos hotels in the interior ef IVimslania
it has been recently fitted up, in eicelleat sis la,
with nil ihe modern conveniences.
Dativillsd, SepL 22, lit55
Clicup Watches fyJewelr
YyilOLESALE and Retail, at the "rhUadele
T phia Watch and Jewelry Wore," No.
North Second 8treet, corner of Quarry,
PnilABELPlIIA.
SaW LVtr Watches, fall jeweul. Is carat ease.. M CO
0"id Lepuia IS, til tifl, Fine Silver finetiaclea. li
Sileer I-o. fuU jswllad. J0 Unlrl Biucelets. i SO
Ullvei Leter, fall jewl'd PJ t adiea' G..I.1 I'miatU I OU
Uiip.iior Quartiers, 7. Silver Tos smtoua, sei, s'se
6ald flpeeiarlrs, T,se
OolS r, with reneM aaS Silrer Hukler, . !,
Gold Finger Rings, 37 J cents to $H0 ; Watek
Glasses, plain, 1 24 cents; Patent, lei; Luuel,
15 ; other articles in proportion. All goods war
ranted to be what tbey are sold for.
STAL'FFER dt HARLEY,
On htad, sortie Gold and KfNer Let era ad
J .spines, etill lower thsn the above prixee.
Oct. 4. I Ron y.
A RNOLD'S WRITING FH ID and Adko
aive and lefal envelupea, for sale bv
II. B. MA.su EH.
Hunhsnr, Tan l. la.Mt.
GEORGE SCHALL & CO.
rtAMtracrt nut
. . . it
BtASTIlMGI- POWDBIl,
Mt. Carwiel, Northumberland Coui.ty, Pm.
May 10, I8S6
TILANK Parchment Taper Deeds and blank
.lortgsgs. Sands, Execirtiane, Somra,s
Vc, far sale V
II.
B. MAHMKK.
Sunhary Apr!
s. iasfl
STOVES-
7H)R 9 ALE an oxcellrnt second hand ( oak.'
SL
ing Store, also several
Cylinder Oeal
Stoma Enquire al thia nnV.
GOLD PENS with snd without eaacs, of a
very suiierinr quality, jost recnived.
Also a fresh supply ef Writing Fluid, far sole
hy IT. U. MAselKR.
Sunbury. Dec 57. IR.'rt-
GOSURN CHEE6E. Jy.l received and for
sal by LEVI SEASMOLTZ
April 11, lr7.
SILVER WATCHES. A few double ca
ftneli.K Hll.a. W.lek.. f... la 1.
prices by
Sunbury.
H. B MASSE R,
April 11. I R.'fi.
AMERICAN IlOUSla,
WILLI AM SPOUT, PA..
J. II. KILTOV, l'repi lelor.
Jis. T. 11 ai.u Ass t.
Sept. 13, 1856. tf
)L'RE OLIVE OIL for table use,-two sis
- at and 82J cents just received bv
A. W. M3HER,
March 14, '67.
stationery. A large supply of fancy li
Paper and Envelopes, Mourning, Lstl
aad Cap Paper, Pens, Iuk, Sand, Ac, at
March 14, '67. A. W. FISHER'S.
ut
tie.
PORT MONAIES, Tooth and Hair Brush
all qualities, and any qusuti y, fr sale by
A. W. FlfHER.
Mareh 14. 'S7.
A 8I1AXTY FIK( K4I.B.
THE subscriber offers for sale bia SHANTY.
Cook-Stove, tVc, on the Rail-Road brlust
Trevorton Bridge. Apply soon 10
H. B. M ASSSIL
Sunbury, April 3 1857.
. FOR SALE.
A Good socoad-hand Buggy.
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FOB BENT.
fllHB flora Room im Market alreet, occupied
JL by P. W. Gray and th dwelling bona sd
joining. A pply to tb asacutr of H. Maasar,
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