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ARRIVAL OF TUB EUROPA.
Later from India Death of Cert. Ilavelock
Defeat of English Troops Victory ly
Sir Colin Campbell The leviathan k'carly
Af oat Death of the Actress A'cicAtf
Marshal Radctsky and Iitdschid Pachd.
Tho lloyol Moil Steamship Europa, which
le h Liverpool about half peat two o'clock on
the ariernoor. of Saturday, the 9th instant,
arrived at New York yesterday woniing,
hrinuini? one week's Inter intelligence.
Tliu U. S frigate Powhatan was at Madeira
on the 30th of December.
Uener.il Ilavelock is dead, dysentery being
tha foe that be had to conteud against. The
British troops under Windham have had a
buttlo with the (jwnlior contingent, and been
boateu. This forco is about bUOO men j the
Hritish Lad three regiments of 2000. The
British were obliged to retreat, and the
enemy captured all their tent.
Sir Colin Campbell immediately went np
to attack tho Gwalior contingent, and beat
the enemy badly, taking all their cannon.
Mademoiselle llachol, the actress, is dead
lteschi'1 l'ueha. Uraud Vizier of Turkey,
died on the Gth iustnnt.
The Australian bbip Catharine Anderson
was lost at Sydney, on tho 24th ult., and 21
or her passengers were lost.
The late earthquoke was felt at Rhodes
and Uionsea. .
The Swedish Diet have authorized the
government to raise a loan of between i.'G00,
000 and 700,000, delusively Tor the relief
of Hitch members of the commercial body at
may b able to deposit security and give full
evidence of their solvency. The Iobu is to
be for t!ine year?, and is to be raised on any
tern s the government may deem proper.
The rate of discount at Hamburg bus Tulle.
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ui .i I'ei (.fin.
Tf.e loan for Norway, subscribed throngn
Messrs. Baring, is ouly 220,000, the whole
of which has alreudy beeu remitted.
A dispatch from Milan, dated the Mb inst.,
annouueus that Field-Marshal Kadelzky died
tut: t morning at 8 o'clock.
The King of Delhi is to lio sent down to
Allahabad us soon as a sufficient European
cs-oi t can be Fpitred for thut purpose. The
main members of the family ure. it is said, to
b niadc severe exumples of, with the excep
tion of one who is a inero child, and who with
childlike simplicity told where the Queen had
bidden her juwels.
Tho Times, referring to the affair or the.
(iwulior contingent ut Cawnpore, re merits
thut. although it is satWrtctury to find that
the rebels wVro crushed nfler their fnt vic
tory, jet tho assurance wo may confidently
entertain of our unapproachable superiority
should bo qualified by the recollection thut,
nl the last moment, und with the worst chance
prifsible, some brigade of fanatical traitors
may suddenly take limit, and roiso Uo
country in tie neighborhood, und put us to
the trouble and cost of un unexpected butl.o.
The Standard suggests thut tho victory or
Sir Colin Campbell, comparatively bloodless
us it apparently bus been, will very likely not
q'lite make up for the lors sustained in the
ilui'.-at of General Wyndhuiii ; whilst the
rebels are so numerous and so easily acted
apan bv ativ event turning in their favor, that
they will fouii Ioko the recollection of their
defeats if they are suffered to obtaiu eveu a
few plight triumphs over us.
S-irdiniu is upon the point of raising a
Stall! loan nf CO.OUO.OOOt, or say 2,400,0001.
kUriing. Tho nativo bankers are already
making proposals for tho operation.
Kutterdaiii advices of tha fiill report navi
gation almost stopped by ice.
The Westminster Heview says the direct
worth of India to Englishmen of all clunsos
it not less than 10,000,000. This is a mag
tiilicei.t subsidy for ouo country to pay
mother.
A letter from Berlin stateB that 1.1. 1 acli
matin, one of the principal hunkers of thut
civ, has iiift railed, with liabilities amounting
to fcOO no") thaler. The banker is the falticr
iulaw'of Mdlle. Wuguer, the celebrated
singer.
'in . T ,,idnn mnnnt market continued to
prow easier, and there was daily influi of
odd to Iho Bank of England. Under these
jufluences a further reduction iu tho rate of
discount, Irom ti to G per cent. tooK puce on
tl,e. 7th inst. ,
The returns of employment m tho cotton
mill of Manchester show a gratifying im
provement, the number of hands working full
tiino being largely on tho increase. .
The Kspaua of Madrid, in tho course of a
Ion j art icie on I'residetit Buchanan's message,
exCn-rses the opinion that the Spanish Gov
cn'iiiieiil wi'-l continue firm in its refusal to
grant satisfaction to the U. Slates in the
utl.i;r of tin' El Dorado, since no iusult had
lj.-eti committed, and that it will energetically
n j ct tho insulting proposition relative to
Cebj.
It ii stated that the Circassians have at
tacked und massacred 1200 of the Bubsiau
garrison at Adekou.
Tun "Leviathan."
The launching was contiuued throughout
yesterday. 1 ho total result was uu udvaueu
o!' 12 f-et a iuches lilt and 11 feet forward,
tb vibration of the earth consequent upon
each slip of the vessel, was nioro violent und
mora continuous than has ever beeu experi
enced at tho yard hitherto.
INDIA AND CHINA.
Death of Gen. Ilavelock Defeat of British
Jroujis.
(By Sa'aniariiieuiid UritiiU Telfgrnpli )
"General Ilavelock died ou the 25lh of
Koveiuber, from dysuutery, brought ou by
cspn-mro and anxiety.
On the 27th of November an affair took
i lace, near Cawnpore, between Gen. Wind
ham and his division and the Gwalior uiuti.
i eers, iu which the British troops retrealed,
with tiie total loss of the tents of tho C4th,
B'l 1 and F dtli regiments, 3000 in number,
which wore burnt by the euertiy. The C4th
re'imt nl i reported nearly cut up.
'A message received by the Governor
Ginertd from .Sir Colin Campbell, of tbu 7th
of December, contains un account of au uclinn
fought by him with the Gwalior Contingent,
lieu" Cawupure, in which the latter wore
titully defeated, with the loss of lo" guns, 2G
ciniayes of d.Uerent sorts, au iinmeuse quau
tity of" ammunition, stores, grain, bullocks,
und tho whole of the baggage of the force.
' The British loss was insignificuut, ono officer
. ouly bnins lulled Lieutenant Salmon.
"AH the women uud children, sick, &.C.,
from Luckuow, have arrived iu safety at
Allahabad.
Tub Intelligence fbom India.
The Daily News, of the 9tb inst., speakiDg
of the news from India, says :
"Ono point, however, u clear, from the
intulhgenco we have just received, that the
final suppression of the mutiny in Hiudostuu
is y no uieaiu bo near as the servile udulaturs
cf Guverunieut have beou trying to persuade
un. lu O ado, Uubilcun j and the Doab, the
En'iU troop aro still barely sufficient in
number to keep ihuir grouuJ.
Ilavelock, Oatmui, Gruatbead, fonght their
way into Luckuow ; but when they found
themselves in a trap, Campbell has released
them, and plucud our womeu and children iu
il'.riy ; but he it obliged to keep gulh.ping
b.lweeu Cawnpore and Lucknow, driviua
the enemy b'foie him wherover he is present,
l,ut finding them gathering, like gnats behind
111.) traveller, as soou as hi but k is turned.
I. is not io battle alone that our leaders are
t-lrui V down. As many of them almost have
be,.,, worn out by protracted -exertion and
anxiety as br bn kitHid oo tka field or io
This Las been the fate of Wilson, obliged
to retire ; this bns been the rate of Ilavelock
prematurely hurried to the tomb. Tie deaths
and retirement of these who give wuy under
mentul wear unci tear, as well as tlie un-pro
poi tionately great number or oflicers who fall
in battle, are fairly attributable to the paucity
of European troops in India ; and tills paucity
is greater than would have been tho case had
the Governments iu Loudon and tulcutlu
done their duty.
(From Un London Timrt, Tth inst.)
The nation will receive with tho deepest
sorrow the news that the gallant Ilavelock is
no more. 1 bis is. Indeed, no common loss
Many a brave roan has laid down bis lifo
since the beginning of the Indian troubles,
but not one will havo left behind him such
memory as the General who, on the 25tb of
November, succumbed to disease, brought on
by exposure and anxiety.
General Ilavelock survived only a few days
tlie roller or Lucknow. Uo the lytli tlie
women and children wefo taken from the
Residency, and six days later he was a corpse.
He did not live to bear of the high value
which his country set upon his deeds, or to
receive the honors coaferred on him by tho
Crown. His family he leaves to his country,
and his melancholy death shows how just
were tlie lorebouincs or those who demanded
that the pension accorded to him should bo
continued to his son.
The Gazette contains despatches received
at the East India House, gives the names of
a number or othcers, uou-conimissiotied ol.i
cers and civilians who. with, in some instan
ces, their wives and families, were murdered
by the rebels during tbj curlier periods or
me mutiny in lleugnl. 1 hey have, generally,
been already published in connection Willi
I lie events lu which their lives were lost.
Tlie Daily News asks why tlm telegraph!
despatch of the Secretary to the Supreme
Government or India had not been published
us usual, and it hints that government is
practising a timid aud unwise policy of cou
ceulmeiit. Tho Duilv News savs it is clear from the
lust intelligence, thut the finul suppression of
mutiny iu Hindustan is not so near ns tue
udulntors have beeu trying to persuade us.
Havklocu'j Family.
The Globe says, that ns General Ilavelock
died on the 2."th November, and the bnro
un ley was conferred on the 2Cth, it may be
un error to describe Cupt. Ilavelock ns Sir
Henry Murchani Ilavelock, Burt. Ludy
Ilavelock is Lady Ilavelock by reason of
Sir Henry having been previously created a
K. C. B. Tha grant voted by l'arliumcnt is
also not yet completed, tho bill having been
postponed till after the recess. Souieeutirely
new arrangement must, therefore, bo come
to; and it is neodlee to say that tho Govern
ment a.iS Parliament, in providing for his
family, will give every consideration to the
lung and distinguished services of General
Ilavelock.
The Adverti'er has a paragraph, stating
t'.iut Lady Ilavelock and her daughters ure
now reuiding at Buhn, o:i tho lthiuo. They
repaired thither some weeks ago, aud meant
lo re in a iu somo timo iu Germany. It is a
curious circumstance that, ubout six or seven
weeks ago, Lady Ilavelock, who, up to that
time, cberishod the firm conviction that her
hubV.iii't would uot ouly come tiiutnphuntly
ihixugh the campaign, but that sho and her
(laughters should soon meet him in England,
then became tho victim of a powerful pre
sentiment, of which she was unable to rid
herself, that che should hear of his death
before many weeks had elapsed. Sir Henry
haa left three sons and three daughters.
All tho London papers have leadurs on
tiie death of Gun. HuVolo:k. uccompauied by
memoir. Prufoiind regret continues to be
expressed fur the loss sustained by the coun
try. FRANCE.
The French papers express regret for the
death of liavoloek.
The rjiiiisliiul organ Lints that Frauce will
not stop the slave trade.
Franco aud Spain have agreed upon pro
ccuditigs uguinst Cochin China.
Tiuiii Hie Clinton Deuiucrat
A PAN1ULII III. VI'.
Some weeks ago us Mr. Samuel Snyder, of
Hair's Kuu, was truvuling through the
woods iu search of deer, ha cumu upon the
reuiuuuts of one, nothing being left but the
heud uud part of the gammons : he camu to
the couclusiou thut it had beeu killed and
devuurud by a jiauther. Searching uround,
he fun ud sevarti trucks, but there being no
snow on tho ground be could not properly
ludciilify them. Nut being sutislied, the lutt
now that loll, be started up the Bun, some
hail' n 1 1 iu above the mill, where he discovered
the truck in the snow, and being an old hun
ter, ho immediutely itCoguiKud them as that
ul a panther. He reluruud to tho mill und
solicited several or his companions to accom
pany hiuii they either disbelieving or being
afraid would uot couseut to go with him.
Bui our gallant hunter was uot to be intimi
dated, hu immediately resolved to follow his
paulhership and capture him if possible.
Having procured several dogs uud tilled his
knapsuck with provisions tiuflicicut to last
some eight days, he started in pursuit, trav
eling ou the trail, hu bad not gone but of a
mile before he discovered a Tox lying dnoctly
ou the trail. Oil examination lie found that
his puuiliership hud given him but one blow
with his huge paw uud lull him in pursuit or
better gume. He hud not proceeded fur
ui.til the digs commenced whining, and fie
found it impossible to keep them near him.
Hull folhiwiug on the trail and being sutislied
that be was not tar oil, ho discovered a large
buck, (which Mr. Snyder says was the largest
be ever saw,) freshly killed with the entrails
toru out. On examination, the distance thai
hu sprang lo ttlight on his prey, was 2G feet.
W hile Mr. Snyder nus examining the remains
of the deer he beard tho dogs bark. On
looking io the direction, he saw the panther
going down the hill, the dos boing in hot
pursuit, lie did not go fer behre ho took to
u large hemlock. Mr. Snyder was uot long
iu finding out his whereubouts, and huviug
hint considerable experience in hunting, con
cluded that prudence was the butter part or
valor, took the tomahawk from his belt and
laid it close by bis side, and then examined
bis lrut.ty riHo, to liud that all was right.
Bulling the rilie to bis face he aimed to
break bis back, that being the only part
visible, but the bullet merely went through
tho skiu. He mudo cue leap und lit some
eight feet above the ground, on the maiu
trunk of the tree, bis claws sinking deep into
the bark. During this time he succeeded iu
re-loading, when be brought to bear upon
him, uud shot aim through the neck, which
brought him to the grouud. Tho dogs re
sumed the attack, aud one not having suffi
cient precautiou closed in with him, wheu be
received a blow w hich seut him home with
his tail between his legs. However, the
other one continued barking whilst Snyder
was busily re loading his gun, after which ke
succeeded iu getting within some ten feet of
him and shot his highness through the head.
Mr. Snyder is oue of our most successful
hunters, having during the present full killed
7 foxes, 14 deer, aud 1 otter measuring 5 feet
7 iuches. He says ha was uot frightened
until ho saw the carcass ou the ground. He
then felt a shudder pass over biin which he
seldom experiences. He returned to his
home und procured the assistance of bis
comrades, aud brought tha puulher to the
cauip. His weight was 211 pounds, the skin
measuring U feel 6 inches from the tip- of the
nose lo the end cf the tail.
The Vie of a painter io Syracuse died the
other day. Among the sympatbyisiug friends
was a young lady from Aubarn, a stranger to
him Tha syn'puthy or this young lady made
such au impressiou upon the heart-broken
busbaud that tha next day after tha funeral,
ke consoled bttnseU by taking her t Its arms.
A tCCESSriX MEtlCHAHT.
A communication In the Conntry Gentle
man has a word in season Tor those young men
who banker after tickets in the great lottery
of mercantile life I -
1 urn a city merchant, having commencid
my career as an adventurer from the form, on
a salary or 5? 80 per year, and having passed
through half a year or incessant toil to reuch
the point where dependence ceases and "din
ner ahead" begins. 1 tilled a clerkship in
several first-clasi mercantile houses, aud was
associated with a very c6Sideruble number
of salesmen, accountants, and cleik gener
ally. Nearly thirty years have passed since
my cuy clerkship began, and the retrospect
bus developed the following results :
All mercuautile bouses by whom I was
employed have since railed ono after aa emi
nently creditable career or Cfteeu years was
carried into hopeless bankruptcy by outside
speculation, and another after thirty-five years
or unbounded success and credit, was a lew
months since in inextricable difficulties the
result of a sinsle dash of the pen aud has
forever closed its mercantile existence. Of
all the clerks with whom 1 have been associ
ated, not one has achieved permanent success
equal to the value or a well stocked one hun
dred acre farm, while from the most brilliant
of their number, the peiiienii iry, the hospital
thb drunkard's grave bare claimed their vic
tims. Somo embarked in business with lofty
anticipations of success but soon passed away
in disaster, and the career of not a few would
11 1 1 tbrillingly illustrated chapters In the un
writteti history of city merchants' clerks and
prove beyond a question that.
"Vice is a monster of such frightful mien,
Thut to be bated needs but be seen ;
B it t,"en too oft, familiar with its face,
We first endure, then pity then embrace."
Some sunnuine youth may ask where the
successful men originate ? 1 answer, they are
one iu one hundred of those who embark iu
business, and in several hundred of those who
seek clerkships, with anticipations of fortune
iu prospect.
Personally, by a raro cembination of ruvor-
able circumstances, those "wonder flowers'
that bloom but ouce in a life-time, I am meet
ing w hat is called success. The way to it
wus paved by years of incessant labor, of six
teen to eighteen hours per day, and such days
uud nights of toil as no farmer's boy that 1
have met with ever dreamed of in rural la
bors, and which, if applied to the cultivation
of a hundred-ucru farm, would havo developed
hidden treasures uot dreamed of by tho re
luctant plowman.
Hut as years puss and devclopc, along Willi
the vanities of life, ll.e irrnv bans which are
stealing iiiou r.ie, my thoughts often re. tit
to the home scenes of my childhood in the
country, und 1 feel tempted to shako off this
nrlilicial life, und seek for my declining years
thut repose and quiet which I imagnus migbl
be found in rural life umoug an intelligent
and open-hi-urted population devoted t agri
culture, und secure my family those henlth
giving influences, both mental and physical,
wind cueerlul country-lire must supply to
gonial minds.
TllK LaROF.ST ClIUKRII IN T1IF. UsiTKD STATES
The African Church in Kichmond, Va., lias
long been Ilia largest church, in this country,
though it is now second, in p.iiut of number',
to the church in Bentilort, t. C. ol winch
Itev. J. M. C. Bleaker is pafctor. This cler
gyman writes to the LVcjnit'iitr: "I have
baptized do.) persons into the It llowsbip ol
tho Baptist church at this place (Beaufort,
S. C.) within the present year (1S."i7) all of
whom ure colored but eight ; and this makes
the present number of its membership 3,i 11
probably tho largtist church in the world.
Ot theso IcOaro whites, all the rest colored.
Snow Fentm. Tho Meudota . (Illinois)
Fress states that the Illinois Central Kuil-
road bus beeu getting a feuce from Galena to
La Salle, to guard the track from snow.
The portion or tho road from Dunlieth to the
former point does not roquiro thut protection,
owing to tue lift tore ol the surtace. 1 be
rence has been set for 73 miles, on an average
about ten boards high, and will cost when
completed, iu tho coming summer, about
$130,000. Tlie posts uro of oak very heavy
set three fort iu the ground, and the boards
are put ou with regard to permuuoucy. It
is believed the lence will stand lor 48 years.
Above l.a Sallu little trouble is apprehended
from snow storms, which sometimes prevail
in that region.
Senator Dovoi.as a Louisiana Plantm.
Tiie Vicksburg True Southerner states
thai Senator Douglas bus disposed of bis plan
tation in Mississippi. Iho slaves ot tue
plantation will be transferied to Louisiana.
A partnership has been lormed will) a gen.
tleiuau or New Orlouus to carry on tho plan
tation business i Louisiana. Tlie partner is
now iu ll.o nurlheru part of tho Stute, looking
after a place to locate tho force, which is
numbered at a hundred hands.
Cure for rantid Butter. A writer in tho
Jouiuai if ludu. trial I'rognBs ret o mends
that butler should bo kneaded with flesh
milk, aud tbeu with pure water. He stales
that by this treatincut the butler is rendered
as fresh und pure iu flavor as wheu recently
male. He uscribes this result to tho fact
that bulyr.c aciil, to which the ruueid taste
ai d odor ure owiug, is readily Soluble in fresh
milk, add thus removed.
The gossips at -Washington say that two
of tbu best among the uow reportoriul seats
iu the House, are to be assigned to the ludies
correspondents of the Charleston Courier und
Boston J'vtt, Mirs Harriet Fanning Bead und
Miss Wiudle. No wonder tbu secrets or tha
members get out.
The last steamer from Europe biought leU
ters from tho Buv. Mr. Brett) mau, a mission
ary of the Metlioilibt Church, residing at
Shuiiila, iu Bulgaria, iu which thut guutleuiuu
thus speaks of tbu price of food iu that plucet
' Shuuila is the cheapest place to live iu
we have ever been iu. A good sized loar or
bread cau be bought ror one aud a half cents,
achickeu for five cents, aud eggs for two cents
a dozen, Ac."
Ouo editor in Oregon calls another a ' cane
bearer, baggage master aud a scullion" lo a
certai i politician, aud is denominated by the
a-snilud in reply, "a uuseralle illiteiate speci
men of huuiuuity ofdeliiuui treiueus notoriety.
A handsome young brida was observed to
bo in deen reflection on her wedding-duy.
Ouo of ihe biiuesmuids asked the subject of
her meditation. '1 am thinking," tho repli
ed, "which or my old beaux 1 should marry,
iu case 1 should become a widow.
The establishment of a great steam bakery
in l'hiladelpb a is causing considerable excite
ment among the bakers. It is said that this
establishment, througlrthe advantages aS'or
ded by its machinery for bread-baking, wi',1
bor.bie to sell bread at prices at wbicb ordi
nary bakers could not live.
Spied oa Eaunta Railways. The trains
on the Great Northern Kailway, betweerr Lon
don and Manchester, 204 tuilss, perform the dn
lance in five hour, making about 40 miles per
hour, including topijei. From London la
Khrtiield, the spesd is 48 milaa per hour. The
speed of lbs express train to York since l49 it
4 a miles. The speed of the express trains bs
tweeo London and llirminylnui, on tha Great
Western, is, inclusive of stoppage, 48 miles.
Thr SffBituit Coiar or Psnnsylvama.
The Judges or the Supreme Court of I'eun.
sylvania huve addressed a memorial to tha
Legislature, In relation to (ha proposition for
abolishing the several districts of the Court,
and fixing its sessions, for the whole Stale,
at some accessabla and cenveoient polut.
Quick Timc. On Wednesday, a horse at
tached to a buggy, was driven from Harris
burg to Laocaslur, a distance of Ibirly-sevsn
mflei, In two konn and fifty minatei.
QoO. Ilavelock ti a wit as well as a war
rioh The following is the dispatch by which
bo conveyed the Intelligence of his last suc
cess in India to the Governor General l
"Dear General : Let all our past misfor
tunes be forgotten, for we are iu Lvck Aow.
Yours, Havklook."
This is nearly as good ns Sir Sydney
Smith's famous despatch announcing the cap
ture or Scinde: "l'cccavi." "1 have sin
ned." They both doubtless; nt some time
served in tho l'unjob.
'Tench" gives the following from the tnio
irfg' flistricts:
(Young filtrate finds a Miner sitting on a
gaie. snlfking.) ,
Curate (eVi.'.'GUS to ingrntiate Inmselr with
ono of his Uock.) "A fine moving, my
friend." . , ,
One of his flock gives the slighted nod, and
a grunt, and spits.
Curate (supposing ho I.r-J not heard.) "A
fine morning, my friend."
One of his flock"! id I say it warn'l T Do
you want to hargue, you beggar ?"
It costs tha New York Central Railroad
Company ono million three hundred und Cfty
thousand dollars n year for wood.
A Bear weighing 4o0 lbs. wn killed by
Toter Kerlin ou the Seven Mountains on
Christmas day.
Mr. Allibones estate is in tha hands of
trustees.
Cnpt. P. S. Uutbrie, dioJ at Newport; Ky.,
last week.
The Managers of the Mine FT ill and Schnl
ykill Haven Kiilroad Company have de
clared a dividend of 6 per cent, for the last C
months.
Never use haish wrrdi tnadi cithrr firml
or foe ; for, ts the Arabian proverb says, "Curses
like young chicken, come homo to rooal.
Tie rharituble timnrd.4 tlwma whn mnv difVer
from you as all humanity i liable lo err, it
in best to ascertain who ia erring lefure pronoun
cing juilgncii'.
TtoAST Tmi'K The 1 l ino s'lnulil lm uliondr
Cleaned and boiled. Take a large cvea piece.
tproiii upi-o it n layer or suusigo mi:it
and ham. ir von wi-h. cut vnrr thin Unit
thetrpeup tightly, tio with strings, nnd ei
ther roust or bukeit. It should bo well bust
ed with tho drippings, and caton with slices
oi lemon or or inge.
Mints Saith. Chop fresh mint small, ami
add it to melted butter.
"Ijii'Rovr.D K::u Men." Tho Winr.obngo
Indiana in M ;niiesota riiiied. last. Year, nor
f090 bushels or wheti in tha Bvservjiion,
being more than hair the cntiro amount pro.
duced in Bluo Eurth county. They have
i.in-j townships of laud, und of this 1 OUO acres
are under cultivation. "
Another Drawn butter, not very thick,
livectened well, season with nutmeg and rose
water ; it most boil af:or the sugar goes in.
IJeT? Ailvcrtissinerits.
NOTICE.
TIIB arnuitl inr -tin uf the trkhol,ler ot
-- the m:w yoi:k and mihi)i,u cow..
FIELD RAII.KO.U) AND ('OA I, COMPA
NY" will he held in t!i fr.tt Muintnv in Krhru
ary next, at 11 oYloik, at their iliiro N'o. 0t
Soulh 4th Htrect, I'hiledelpNi.al which time the
election of Directum will he held.
Philadelphia, January 10. I i5S.
A VALUABLE FATUiI AT miVATE
SALE.
rjlIIE sulwrrihrr will sell nt privnlo sale a
L KA KM, situate in J'oiut tnn-nhip, .Nor
thumberland cuunty, nhout 3 miles from the
borough of Nurihiimberlund, on tho Danville
road, arijninim; land of J. (', Hortcn, June
Neshit, Chas. Parka and tho north hiam h ol the
river Susquehanna containing 75 to ICO Acre,
to suit purchaser. The Uiul ia i-i s good stale
of cultivation. 1 he improv, merits consist of n
larijc frame HOI.'Si;. ,. fniUhed ; a Kpring
House, built over a never-failing Spring rhwe
to the hnuae, a It. ink Barn and oilier outbuild
lugs. An Oichaid Vkith young ond choice fruit
trees.
The above tract will be sold on renonnh!e
terms and an indisreut-ihlo title given. Posses
sion given on the first d.tv of A j'ril r:ejt.
For further pnrtioul.irB inquiie of tho n;bcri
ter, residing on tlm adjoining fnrn.
JAMKM NE8WT.
Point townhip, January HJ, 1838. tf
VALENTINES! VALENTINES l
nY. PRII.I.N;; l just received a tplrndid
lot of VALBN'l'INKS of all dencription.
consisting ofCuinir. Sentimental and feme vi-rv
beautiful ones, which he will sill nt piirea to suit
the limps. Givo Inm a rail even if you dc not
wi-h Io buy. He charges nothing for ahuwina
his !nrk.
January 23, lS.r8
"TMIE suhscril or !: j-isl received a frc. h up
-- ply of Wheat and Buckwheat Flour, which
he is offering at reduced priees, at hia
FLOBU AND FEED STORE,
Marhet Square, His present prices for Wheat
flour are
Best Buffalo infection, $7 .r0 per bhl.
Williainspurt ihn.lila Lxtra, 7 S.i "
Cood 1'ainilv Flour, 7 00 "
Native Wheat, 0 OU '
Extra lluckwhrot Flour, I 115 pr aark.
Chop Feed; (per 100 IU) I fit)
Butler, . 20
A I. SO for snlc god D.iiry Butter, Allegheny
county Cherac, Cianl r.i rbs Ac,
Every effort will le mvJe to give hia custom
ers satisfaction, biva him a cull.
CO. HAVEN.
Puiilury, January Id, lrtfit.
VALUABLE ItE A L ESTATE
OiTI-'.l'.KI) AT
PRIVATE BALE;
fHTTHK aubfciiber olU-ra at private sale, a ccr
H tain lot or piece of land, situate in Lower
Augusta township, Northumberland couuty,
about 8 milca In-low unhury, bounded on the
wcat by the river Suequthaiina, on the south by
land ol Geornc .-cil. r. on the east by land of
Wni. Kroh, and uu the muth by bind of Win.
H. Jones, eout jining Acres end 18 perches,
alio) which it clr&nd and i:i a very Li-li atnte
of cultivation. The Norihern Central Kail
HnaJ passea lhroui;h Iho trict, and is also
hound on Ihe e,,st liy li.e Main Road leajing
f-om Hunhery tit Hairi.hurg, which together,
with the Itivt-r Ufou tho west, aud the lerliiily
of the aud makes it a very plcaajiit and desira
ble ailuaiion.
A LMJj another certain Tr act of Land, situate
in said township, adjoining him! of William
Kroh, on Ihe aouth, I he heirs uf Knoert anil Ar
thur A uchmutv ; on the east Wm. V. Sitvcr
wood, and a puhlic road on the noiib, and Wm
K. lours en the west, co;:Uiioi 03 Ax rea 121
rchrs airict inrasure. hunt iiOacrrs of which
aie cleared, and in a hii,b iui,i of cultivation
and the residue in xl eicrllent bind for rnltiva
tiou, bat U now covered with excellent timber,
and if purchased aoou, the purrhaaer can get a
Ire quantity of lt:ii!road Tiea on the same.
Thia tract ia also will watered, having aeveral
fine springs upon ii, and every field can le wa
tered thereby. An indisputable title will be given
and terms of sale reaaonable.
WILLIAM It. JUNES.
Lower Augusta tp., January , 1857. tf
FFICEOF THE LOCUST MOUV.
TAIN COAL AND I RUN COM FA.
N Y. 1'hh.adei.puia, Deceuiber 16 1357.
The annual mveting or the Stockholders of
this Company will be held at their ofllce, No.
fed S. rourth Ut , on Muuday, the I8lh Janua
ry, at 11 o'clock A. M., at which time there
will be ail election of Directors to serve for
the ensuing year.
WM.O. LUDWJO.Sec'ry ,
Jaousrj 5, 185.
fiHEEIFF'S SALE.
Yvirtueof W jit of Vemuitioii Exre
MAS issued out of the Court nf Common
Plea of Northumberland County, and Id me
directed, will be cxpoced to Puhlic Falo at the
Puhlic House of W. A. COVEKT, (Lawrence
House.) in Hunbury.oii Monday tha Hlh day of
FEBRUARY, next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., the
following deacrilied property, to wit (
All that eorlain FURNACE, Carina; House.
Dwelbng Houses tuppmed to he 20 tenements
and Tract of Inrnd, aituato In Coal township,
Northumberland County, I ulnnine; at I piwt in
a line of laud surveyed In the name of Willinm
Crcen, thence south HO degrees east 700 feet and
0 inches to a post j thence north I degree and
!H minute rant 830U feet 0 inches to a p.al (
thence north 84 degrees and HO minute west,
14 feci lo a post; thence aouth 5 desrecaand at)
minutes went, l.TOJ feet to apn-tt ( thriicc north
H I degirea aud illl miiitilea east 4il feet lo a pofl ;
thrnr north 81 degieea ami 30 minutes e.-t
i''3 feet to a poet ) thence aouth I dncrre and -IO
minutes ne.it 30 fct to a pr.i ; tl.ence aouth
9 ilrgrera CO miliutja cask (!!)o fiet to ihn place
uf u'gi.!Mit'K. containing 13 -lercs and Si) perch
es strict irieasuro.
Also, 'l that ccttuiii Trirt Or parcel of land
situate in Coal t,:nsbi;, alnresaid, hr ginnins at,
a p..ft in a line of liimi aurveynl in ihe name ol
Samuel Clark; tl.ence soi,,'f: S degrees e.it
lO.'i feci lo a p.wt ; Iheme m)ulh 1 J.aceand 3N
mimti a wed IU0 fcrt lo a ti nc t v a J 'llen
hemlock witness; thence south fit drurres west
.Mil feel to ii post ; thence l-orili I 3 degrees west
I '1 13 feet t the place of legiiiiiing, coiitaiuing
"0 Acres U(ij pi rchra strict measure.
Also, all that certain tract or parcil of Land,
situnte iu Cnol towihip nh'renid, Irrtmiii g at
a post in the centre line of the I) much Rail lload
to lli(( Mountain, where the snij ri-nire line cros
ses tliu eastern line of the trad of I. mil surveyed
in the name rl'KumUi'l C-'Imk -, theiu-o iiIoiik the
eastern live of the mid tn-ct of Inm! iu the pome
of Samuel Clark, south I deirrco HS minutes
vetlf li feet toajiosl; thence smith H3 d-ff.
rssl :!; le : toa pc' in tlie eeniro line of snul
It til K";ol ; tlienre i.loriR tl.ecrulre line of si id
Ihiil Rividn irth I ft itei;r(H- 112 minutes itp-t 'i i
tectj lher,c:i norlh 13 derrecs and v.0 minu'ej
west 101) fed, north II degrees Ml minute west
100 Icet, UiTtll 10 ilt'K'rica uud 10 minutea west
100 tret, noilh 8 degree and 3D niimites west
100 leet ni. d lioith 7 ileree and 4(1 miiiiiics
west I-I0j fret In the place ofheninnin;, contain
ing (1J Acres uf hind Mrict in'-a-ui'd.
And ALSO, ell ihst ceilr.iu other trnft of L.ird
silunle in Coal t..u n-!iii, n'o'iKiiid, bceinnirii; at
a post on the eastern line ol the tract of luudsii
vejed in the liHinn of Samuel ( laiki thence
liorih 1 device 'J'i uiiiiulea ci't '.O.Vj leet to u
iost on ll.o south west coner of I'earl and
iSliakspear .trel in tho town of Mismnhin.
aforesaid, l!:rie.e a'.onj the seuthem I:i:c uf sid
Shakespeare SITCt. south S4 decrees :). minutes
cut fret to a pro-t; thence south fl decrees
and -o niinutes wot litl feet; thence south f5
degrees (i'J minulis raat "lo f.et to a post;
thciiee south 70 decrees onil lit) minutea cast
SI Ij feci to a post ; thence soulli 1 devices 3!
minules, west Ml'i let t lo a pot; lhcr.ee norlh
dfijreea minules ivo.t ioo flTt to the
place of feciiiiiinj,', ontainine "0 acres end H,
erches strict me.n-ure. Seir.cd laUtn int-i execu
tion sr.il lo ho .Id .is Iho property of IH'.NHY
LONGliXKCKLK and ALFKIC!) II. fltfKB,
truiiin,; as Henry l,oiie,eneclrr A- I'.n.
JAMLS VANDYKE, bl .riir.
fheriff'a Oll'iCe, Suubury, I
Junuary 10, H57. " j
ED. Y. BltlOHT & SOU,
n A VK just received by Pail Uoad, their
Uti. Ih.rd uply of
i iil!ff fnOmisi,
Wc respectfully r,.li. it the attcniion of tho puW
lie, fccliiii; nttuied that the inducements we aro
able lo oiler to purchasers must render entire
tatihliu-ti.in.
QfWE STUDY TO PLEASE.J
Sunbiiry, January 1G, 1319.
X. ti. LAiVit iatJi'S
new
Pr.per, Printsrs' Card and Envclopo
WAREHOUSE,
v'o. 405 (.'uMiniertt Stret.t, l'ltilulcliMi.
CasU buvcra will find it for their iuUreat Ic
call.
January 10, 1S&H. 6inos.
Etato of t!io Earners' E.trJc of Schuylkill
County, on Thursday Kcria January
Itli, 18S3.
AbSI'.TS.
I.s ilipetmt"d aad loaaa. S?!5.ii$ Vi
lit-il Uftl.ite, - - - ' - . - Jo.lrf.O I .
Ii Jil uiii ..virr Ct.i'i. ... - 4o,wW ?s
BV HANKS.
CoiiiiDereial Bank, Fkiiao'eljiliia, e-JU.ni l f )
I eii -i,t, Iplu.i . il.ii.il 14
I'llv ll.il'K, " - . 7. '.I ' "l
I: i"k i i' M iiti?nni(-r.- Coimlv, !.:cJu v
Cl;.ii::'':i: bant., iS. V.. - - U.oilJ
Pue l-y utker liiikt ui-J their ii'iteii,
43.I3H II
U..1I3 01
MAUII.ITir.S.
Due t- T)i-i oi!.)r, - - ?."-.7W ri
t'iiiii:;i iiv. .M.llli of Tumi., 7 . " ivl 4 '
" tnl:er H:ihK, - - I liil Ti
u NUes lllcllcjlation, llij,j I'll
$:r-;,j'.3 :t
Jli'.o: J .11
. Ii I t; o 1. 1
Dei'-ict Carilnl Si'-ck,
f-ir;.lui Tri-fin, - S-j-. m
t cetlily (tie hi ve Sta'.entent I" be correct
J. V. CAki:, CASUien.
Siwlril :lrl n!frilii-il ln-f.irc lllc
lAcoi! hi:i.i. j. r.
Jnnusr 2-!, 1 lf.3. 3t
10 KOIi-L KLIPLIIS.
nO LP.T. The Taveni Stand, late cf Fc'ix
Lcrch decenM-1, is herthy 1 1 r I for IN i.t.
This st.tu l tins lnt I ' en known aa tho Mt.Csr
nul lloul (old bi.iti'-l.) and is now occupiid by
Win, li. I.o.cli. Pruposula will he icccivcJ un.
til I'ridiy l'..e-"!li '..' of January unit., at which
time the suhtciihcr r.ill he pre.-ent at the Unci
to cuter into an iKreemcnt for the same.
AMOS VASTIXI:, Adin'r.
Mt: Carmel, January 9, lilis. ",t.
A.MS, A lTi: I4. !
Po you wisii t fn:il ifo-'d t'iitp!o n t'tit,rn.t unlit mTiiy
W ill. Iititd tu iti itu'esliiit'iiL. hi.J villi-iui uituili t it g with
y.tur regular buBiucsa.' ii yu it , ruj tin uJx4iia
liMMlt
V. K T(UD t CO . , ( :03 Bfdcnie Stir.-t, New York
air m;Liiii;u'ltintig itml llin unfiive g -Ul I'rui-ilii 'ir j
kioIi, (wbirli mt: i-rifnji ttt liitt pi ice.) Hiul ilicy ijir -w i:i
gut tr ,'rize witlt mcii I'mumI, vtrili frwu f -i up t 5, 10
15. i.t, Ml, J. t"0, 'iiH, anil lMi't i ry m t,
"Hum: ug ! l.wiu-iy n - f.icli ll.ii'K Tl.w Wn- li
ure .m1 ul Htnr caii vrtlui, niul nil ihe nnr il-e
li nt c trt uic On iv 1 1 i.it tlicsii'n, whit d .trtunlty a n
(lie niui-iuu-r lioilui c. 'I'lif ttritji un t'lMni uirU' on
Jiihi le itUui 1 'il tii wiiii. w.'urli w ir In Inket- " iniuli r.iii
t cspmui, tut WL-ti bii iu Vir I'.iili-d i iv oiin li ie
tti-r".f!iuii W e l;!ivt! tlrnv. u ai:J ert pait)iari tJ
fixAA wiit iirfu ( v:n !;; piict-a . 71 in!i ti" ..Ul d lln.i,
2 i c 'III l-ic'.r'if n-i;J t-L-tiit j, m.il h c riL-it-i'i.j!i.j; tr.uii
bur u ilher puzci, wilhi:i two uio iili.
T11KKK AliK NO BLANKS,
lnt vr ry unt tutor ftrnws a prize w. nh f J rritu;nt and
r. iitn.-.a) iiiuumn m riuiici'i in or u ittiit?r luiife.
Vi Wuiit IK iot 2rM tit Cvtry lie iuttbui h'. 1 thiniiL'h.
out tl- ro'.ii.iry, to t In .1 p.irrN:i;, nu t rny nt iitjUi
t't: im oH.u', ii i 'Ft na w n i cm ,i nun i to rimon -rn
iay ai;tJiitB 1 rift, for n li miff .'..irr lit ol'taun. un J
the first pr 'it m nny itr giib ul. tl v-'!i n; plt( f r a
I i'n aiht silt wi i itf'-civf lit ;inrT m t cnUtm
himnl.l an Ufiunt i h'Hin u Vt.h:a.e prir t &iiil-it wi lt
Ins tVrtrtl, ii W""iM Imvo Utile tiiiV.fiil.y lit t-l 'muMg
cjui tit" putt'tinwm, aud nnku.g it u pyinK I'Uiiiu j.
A -Vein Idea! Head!! lUnd!!!
Wt aslt mih..ily tmentl IKeir irtney till Ilicy Icnovr wlml
iilize tlit y draw. Any ItiUv w'l)iie(i(i try tlicir Im-k, enn
I'M a., id ua liieir nrnnn anj luU.r.i', mitt we will m:ike
llirir flrn'iuff ainl Iiifi.rtn tKem Ly retmrl n.nil wlmt itric
llif y dre,v, wliuii lh.y run it-m! on and UiVe Hie 1'iiici: uiul
prize, or na. whirliever iliev clef. We eive il.in pn.
vitenc only nte to u iuri-licr. Ai"icr the firM dniwine.
very uircli.nir will l requiriM l-i a-no III ntlvu-.K-e.
tlirimarl ItiB uu'lirizr'.l r-pnt. We will tend nil tacit
tlruM'in tha iiuitilier tnkrn nt, witli full Ucki ij.tioii ut
tue piau of drawing. Addrraa ,
c. k. Tonn & Co .
392 Broom btreit, A'tto 1VJI-. .
January t, lFJ?.
VJCjtJAKi: anl Long lirot-he PUawl.; al-,,
Wa'ervliet, Uy btate, Vatct1oo, anil Ulan
ket,fthawla, lalMt atj lea, all qualitiea mi. 1 1 riie..
Uee. vis. IH57. Ilbliill f k o..
IJUKiJ UOMJENTKATUD l.Yll OK SA
POMI'IUi:, lor aula at FISHER'S Drug
Bbore. I'rice 20 ii.
OrtllMT ll.llWe
HOlHiY C&S BE SAVED BY rUKCHAGIKG AT TilE
eUNBUItY, NORTIIPMEERLAND OOTJHTY, PAi'
We have just received and are now opening I 'rue and ch iles selec t 1 stock of WIX'TLi?
(jIUODPt.toiiiptisins an cndlcaa variety, and will p.-e.tively acll eur entire aluck at
VOICES TO SUIT lXIl TZK2I3S.
We return our alncere thatika to the public Ut our incecasinff Jjalronsjv, and ahull endeavor l
merit a conrinuauoo ot tiie same.
H.Y. ESESJi:5T ft SSNi
Country product wanted at rua luonvnr iTvicus.
Sui bury, December 13, lSi?.
OBPHAIt'S COUaT HALC.
(JN pureuniico of en alias order of Orphan's
Court ot Norlhuiiihorland comity, will to ex
posed to Puhlic t'-iiile, on tlA'J 1 li'iMY, ihe liib
d.iy of riiliCi; A I! Y, nrtr, on the pitiuiaes, tlit
following itesciihcd rial c-iato, to vil t
A CLKTA1 lot of OUOL'ND,
situnlc in the limn i;f .Slie.inokin, NoiibuinVer
I Hid comity, v. hereon nte rivclcd a two story
t'r.unn lluildint;; founded hy lot of .loho
llounluier und olh- rs. Late ihe etnie of Sum.
uel 11. Hun -., dccc-ascd. S.ilo lo coiiunence nt
10 o'cloik, A. .M i. r said d.iy, when teriui i-l
tale will he inrulo known I y
JOHN YA.N.A.vr, AdminUrator.
Dy order (.1 ihe Court. J
) C. L. PLKSUL, Clk.O.C.
lunuury, Jan. U, ld.,3. )
U:saolaiicn cf ParlusrrLip.
3I1K partnership lurituf.ire ixistin)? be
Iwuun t h fiibscribets, doinr businoF.
uniler tbu firm uf I'ucbr.'in, 1'ealu ,V Co., was
ilii4S!iivt'd by mutual cons-iut on tliclithil
Dccumber, lb.)7.
JOHN J. COCHRAN,
C11AU1.KS V. IT. ALE,
M. J. 11. WiTrll.Mi'i U,
1 1 K.N li Y IS A U ."!(! A It D.N" P.R.
Tho b'l.'iiiejs Will bu hereafter cinililcletl
by tbu uniler.'istiuil, uuiler tliu nuiuo of Cocb
run, IViIo ,i Co., who will settlu ull the uc
count uf the late fan.
joiln .(. coch han.
cii i:m:s v. ikai.b.
M. j. H. w rniiMjTo.v.
Januiry 3, 1 .j7.
KOVES'3 LIQUID HAIH L'YE.
Tie--li-ntimnry uf I'lnf. Iloelli mid tlr Rrinekle Invire.
pr.-vi il lifcll itilili.ilit-d, llie Iwtl.iWihi: III intv.' il'lilc-ll
l'leni I'lel". Mi-CI.(SICl'.V, fi.rincily l'r.IV.-.r ul 'Tlienry
till ' l'rsn-ti. r el .lci!it'iii..' m I he K-inale .Medicul : ill, pa
'( r--n.if;. lv:nu:i, nt:d Lit..- I'lnli avn 'i r-111 gc-l lu U.c
Aniciicait t'o.ii.-uf i-.c, Xr. :
1'iiii.im.LriiiA, ev.i?th. I.'il.
!Tn. Jo.rni V.. II-ukh- A iti d nl y in l.ii;l 111
II i ii l) i'. will eni'liuc !r- 111. tvt Sr-nli'.-al, lliiit il if a
KE. I.Ll"JAr, und CM-irAcl-'.l .rr iiialicti. I'nliko
in ;i,y iill.rni.. it li.x in ncvcial llil ,1:1 ;.ri'H't lii'l vi(-at.;
I I tin! care r f .lm- ca'ancu. ci i;,li -i i ua I l;e liei'd, i,.,,
I Iiiivl- in heritint hi in euniiiu-ii.lii it m i l.-..ec rci.jiriim
audi tni iii-idicalieii. 1
Very rvcciiully, J.F.X Mi fl.rKI'.v, M. IV,
4i- It u-c t.. iai . l- l;J-.!i.
nrvKif. M-nrnvn im:s. i.-etu !-.- t:hvi it s
V. It I T! M; ri.l III. :m,l lll) Kit I ) il , ISK!,
Ptili nini:il:ii:i Ijirli 1.' 'i ct.ii; aMcr. w'a: !l lin. alway (i s
lie.jl..hetl lie in, un, I . i- i:xi.,iv:; iI,-iimii.I ,.;st created,
l as c M.liatn ,! uaintcri nptcl nai,: :hp (mi-i,. nt,
Orilers a'l.lre.'icil u, tlie .Vnniil'.ietiir, n. -i 10
i!A('l-: Mid, iiliove Ieurlli, (old Ao. 111.)
riiilaJeli'liia. i:l r'cej-.eir"i.i l n tteiiiimi, bv
JOsi;i'H i;. iiovj;i:. M.v.ui .cturo.-.'
Dceembcr -, ISf.7. A ru '.", r'.i.
Uitato of TJSA"NL'A II1-D, dte'd
V OTICt: is bcrrl y piven t!ir.! Iriipr ofoiT
miniftri.'.ie.n on tlio cstclc cf Susanna l.ii 1.
late of Ihe tmvn el tshaiii.il.in; Noriliumbei! i ,d
cmiiiiv, (tri-rjM'i! linve heeu prantcil to the m:.1i
u riher. All pcrmns iinlelitci! to rai l r-tnte will
i!eti-e Hi.il.0 ininirihate j aviuent uutl iIiopb hav
iiii ilaim t i piescnt tin in j-Mpirlv nppiovej 1'jr
cu!c:nt i.t to
JOHN CAI.DWET.L. Ailm'r.
Phamuliintuwn, January 9, Hot!. Ct
EiMiite of Etcbrrt X. SlvWi'.llamn,
tlt'tcaxtc".
V-OTIC' iii hereby yiven ihatlei'.cra of A.I-
uiiiiistratiaii on l!io rslalo of Kahcit
ie Willi nun, l!e of yhani -kiii t a-.-1:-!.: jt, IVer
Ihuinbrrianil county, tic, reared hav Lccn giant
eil to tho eubsrriber. All pcraor.a imltlit-d to
vaid estate will pleiine muko nnnietiiate p:tjiiiiit
and tlnine havincbiims lo present litem properly
approved for setileuiciit to
J. S. McWII.T.IAMs. Aum'r.
Slinmohin Iwp., Dee. ! '-, 1657 6t
oooTfj &. siioj:s
Chiidrtn, n large r.t
for Men, Voraen and
.ivk, comrriaiuc Men's
Vate i'ronfKiip nnd Calf iski., Uoota, Uio
gaiia, Morocco, Kid and Call'a'.iiu slioea, (i;iitera
and Ciuin lloeB. DlikHrf & fc'JY.
iSiinhury, L'ec. 2P,, 1S.)T.
rS 1J atliercl, Herring ai d Mm!, v.hol-silo
IV A ' retail. Now i,: tho lima l pureha'o
l'iib, Aa wo are enai '.ed t.i oft -r them a lower
pi ire than you cm purchaau liem i:i the iSpring.
Muiibury. Dec. liii, HliKHi T k fr'O.X.
OUO !SA('KS SALT.bet .luality. l -.Trr.unl-'
ity, largo facl;.. and for rate i" the Invest
li(;ure. DlilGJiri fe'O.N.
t?uii'uiry,ic. 2(1, SL7.
-T??rench I'Soll!, Kanny an I I'lain Ca.fi.
Jg mere, 'I'weeila. K.-ntuckv Jeans, tiilk, Sa
tin and Jiilk Vilvet V'eniiic, Troy Katiuclt an l
the very Urgeht and eheapext arnnr.n.t-ut ol
Mvii'a Wear suitable for cn!d wenthrr.
IJIHGIi I' i SO.V.
Siuihurv, Dee. C6, '?7.
f ICClS ttt-N, Yictoriiiet, Oji?u Cn; Wool
Houdx, Coinfiiits, Cashmern Kearra, Lunb
Uauiitletta, ftc. UKlliHT tOX.
Suubury, U,r.. CO, '57.
SJOMily.maflR Ct ot Is !fT. Titer feh.,
Wbiiiiiiierni!; r.i:iiiit . M'obaie liacin
i in
ue,
rr.-nc'.i Clt th und i'liek l.'ni.m C.-.ats. incli-il:.,-.
a nice iiK.irl:Bciit fur lteja, I'aii'.i, Vc;tit and
Monkey laeketa, all slice an J ),ti,-e8.
rTuuhUiy, Dec. !iG, '.1 7. li.'iltill V l Jil ).V.
KOTICB.
PS hereby pi-.en that the Uoe'.a cf Jneob T.-in-11
ler. tat', of Ihe boMii.-'ii of Sim! tiry, ile. e i. d.
have r-j,. j,, ,,0 0f y, ..tt llx, K,j ,
f'T setileii.ent. liy proi.ij.t atteinioii tn lbs above,
cost will le caved.
c;ry!:r.E a.i-'jtjck, Hxccutora.
I'eeembrr 2fi, 1S.t7. 4t
I'.irmriH I.ooU to four tuttrt-Nj.
LIME 1 LIME1I
npiIK ndwrihe' rtapectliilly informa tlie far
nirr and the puhlie tcnerallv, tii.it l':0 baa
It-atc d llie lirne kilns of Ira 'i' Cle.'i.M.t iu Hun
hury, and that he Ins tiw.-.js on hand, and ii
ready In nipply a eioJ q.i ,!ily of lime to all who
mav v. anl for .iuiMihk er iarmiiig pur i e.t.
llehas nlo a kiln ,-.t Keller's iro.-singS lu.lci
from tiunhury, or lan from ir'niderlnwn.
I ff' All kinds uf Country l'rudui e taken in
exchange.
nro. Y. STKOH.
Puiihury, Dec. 56, 1S57.
ni:.l TIVrL 1)RL-S GOODS. hic!ii.!i:,a
fJ! 1'iituieJ and I'lain .Merinos, t-'il, a. Smti It
1 iaii.'s. .S'llit Slriped Teplilis, ('nalunerfi, 'i'l. lit! ii
I'laid, L'tii'ter hliadca, fancy anil 1'h.iu D. I, ami t
Valencia, raraiucltu Cl-."h, Ac, yoi.i rtvrived
and lor sale hy DKKill 1' A. bO..
Kunbury, Dec. 2,'S7.
GO.OOO CHOS3-aiEa
-?TAMTLD 'i'biity '1 bouwinJ Cioaa-Tis, cr
" Itnilroad Jhiiia lor ll.o rWiitlu-iu Central
Kail HoaJ. For lunher parnc-Jaia apj Iv tj
IKA T. CI.KME.NT, Coi u'actor.
Sun! ury, DccriuL'tr Zb, lsi7 if
SIraw-Ctilltr.
riHE eubseriliei haa U'eu appninitd Ajc-it for
JL Mrara Ct ddea , Martb ol Leui .bmy, 1. r
the tale ol their straw, Day A Com-Kodder Cul
ler, 'i'hil Culler u the best in ute. Varn.era
andotheraara renpectlully requested to ckJ and
exauiine for thmelt'a.
r. d. mXsseil
Pur.bifl- Peenntirt , ItlT-
R arM
Wii STIL. SURVIVE Till: CSIblS.
TYOTWnil.STAitil?SOtheB.tiiiiijhinr;(;unii
-L t :t v nl (lm !h that 1 I feti ;!it into Utwn iat
Spring. I mcn-ei'fd in atllini; ihefn all tut ex
cept ulnit Ii;ave i.woy, n!d l td to l.ar.y to tho
city, lor a in v h i, iu oirr that fny cusiemi m
miclit tn.t he put loll. c iiiccn'imiei'ie of luty inir
at other Klnrea, viheio Ihet Would 16 -t;aie,d
killing pi ices. 1'roliting by pntl er.pcriciue, I
Inir j jk! hrourjlit ou
Twice en Many Ccor,
and I hive mm iho lament ami C-HRArEST.
Si)i i'ML.N T ever t.lieii d ithin heiii it
liiis place. I am bound lr sell
c:isArr;n Trc r.vsn,
hi fore. I need not say eh "trr than my naigh.
borii; for thut is no hdijer a d:.-puted lact.
I am now rosily to deal iM fiuiia twenty
hours out uf twenty-four r!nr;il;.'); exc.rpled
at lower prices than any person dai ask lor.
Ji.st call for any tiling you want. I am deter'
itiined to
SXri'LY ALT. DEMANDS
that liny lie made, reasounh'.j or uriiesronahlo,'
Call soon, as the ru:h i li-emendons.
IKA T. CLDMfNT.
Sunhury, Dec 20, 1 s.17. ly
1357- FALL & YIKT2II GO CDS I
FANCY DllY GOOD STORE,
Market Eqv.arc, Kunbwry.
X-TOW received and will coi.linnc to rrceivo
the latijcst uud best selected Stuck of
LVtufc Co.'.',.?, Cuifiimcrci, Cussir.ctts and
Vesting, fre.
An .iFfertrrier.t nf Dress Goc-!s. vvr.: Tanry
printed Cii!i: er,,(;hil!ien. irintcd Li.-.vns, Dt) Lnini
I!are;e, Merinos. Caa'iiiiercs, Alapstas, Drcaa
eilki), (iliih'bauis, &c:
LI.NDN AND WHITE GOODS.
Iri.-.! Linen, bleached and brown Drilling, Sheet
ins, 7'illowcaseini;. Ac.
Dress Trimininrja in Great Vttricty
Dojls ai d Shoos
Hataai-d Vipri.
ilaidivaie,
Ccdarrr ue,
Ci'roccrit-j,
tiuceiiswnio
SALT and FISH, Cheese, Cracker-, Sars,
Tohicco, Suuil, Ac, an asor.-meiit of other
Coe.rt too ti ilions lo menlioli.
l'' litis puiteliil lor past favor tVo beg 'Save to
a.u-'i-i; our old IViend nnd Ihe puhlic hu in?
s i, . in our pari shall lo waning to merit a
cr nuance of our patronage.
. country pi.iduea taken in excl.ango at the
Lighr:t marUct price.
r. W.CKAV.
Stnihiiry.Dcc. 12 ii37. if
ii vnrt'iS:i? nt;l Trai-sportatlci:.
VV i.! Vn7itii.'y7iT ami Tr carton,
7 1 UUC-II AN'I S oil,! burincst mc:t of Trevor--,J
toll and vicinity, can have ll.fir Meichan.
diss and other (lo.!a sbi.pi.-d throush Irurn
I'hil.ii!elp'.i.i lo i'rcvcrtoii in:d Port Tievurton,
and uU iutrrmedialo places en !iiu line, by send
in,' to tho Cenlial Depot limit!) uf l'iiliDD,
WAliDcc Fi;::::D. No. Sll Maikct fct.nluto
KiithtUsircit. Philadelphia.
Goods car. ful'.y atlci.dtd ta M.J promptly !
livereJ. ritl'riD, VA!H A FfiK CD, Anta.
November 7, 1H57. SmoafJ
m A. .T3. TOHEii-T
Surccssor to Mis. M. liill.
Fasiiionplb Straw end Fancy Ui"incr
No. (old No. Oil) North $cco:id Slreet, l c
low Notle, oppositd lit d Lion IK:-. !, I'l.ila.i't .
IZT" rottern Bonnets made tj on'.er. ?!il!i
nerv in all its various tram hca. A cad rsspect.
fullv solicited,
(Vtober 3, 1 8.'7. 3wi rim
rPiOADWAY FA1I1LY OP.OCIP.T!
Flaur, Tied and Provision iters.
Jli oadr att ?,.' ,.. U,c in; ':rc?'..
LHYI SJCASIIOLT',,
rvEsprcrnri.i y informs thb tith-, of
StMii.urv ami vicinity tin;t l a has
just re-
rcned a Irc-ili and choice nipj 'y t.f
consisting in pait uf Hums, Shoulders, Mackerel,
ilcriin;-, V. Lite fish. Cod I'in, Salt I'rcseived
Fruit, 1'ickles, i;tacl;cra, Cheese, Molasses, Kice,
eiugitr, (,..!Vcr, (recti, roaslid and ground,) Iir
i:eri!, Toiinsr Hyson, Gui p iwdcr and Dlack
Teas, Ce.iu.-wore, Stonc-v.ure, t-osos, breshea
plow and wash lines, boots and i'.iDes, tcboccc,
afgars, Ac, leather with ccry artk'lo usually
found in n first cUss Grocery ctoie, u!I of which
will he told nt the b.wct '.rices, eilhrr for cash or
country produce. I)e ",ms also prepared to sup
ply the citiien.i r.it trcsh bread, tUt, roils, niee,
piedels and er.k .s of every kind.
N. D. The nighest tasb prires will be paid for
butter ard Cm, corn, oals. rye and wl.cat.
Sui:'.,ury, Dec. 5, )87.
C- O- IIAVEU.
l'LOUIl AND FKEI) STOKE,
Market S'uare, Sunlniri, I'a. ,
fj. FsPKCTpn.LY informs l!;e public that
J. he Ci nslantly kce-s ou hand, Lxtra and
d uil !e Lxtra Vi'heat Flour, in qinti ti-r barrel
s-ks. Also eupeiior l'lirknheal Flour, and
Chop f. cd ot ail kind-!, which l.o will warrant
and tei! i',t ihelow.-jt pi be, FOli CASH UAkt';
Call nnd see for yoiiraclvcs.
December 19, sf7 ly.
xMOTICE.
Dooks t.f subscrii'lion ta Ftiici ft the
JL
liai
Niitvhir Own, will le C e:.-1 31 V.'ii
Weaver" 1 1 tits I in the. I,., n of chainokip,
ioa-ay, l!.ii aOlliday ! November, l57.
W 1'. II IIIAG'PON,
Sccretro v to Coir.missioneis.
Shamo.iu, NcT. 7. I .'?.
A. J. IlUCKia'lXLER
1'iuctiiea iu Norlhuii.lier! -nd sol sol, .;..
Ciiiiiiiies.
Sunt. ury, November '. i, is-ol.. if
ITS ttiEUy.tSt;:, j ,n r;,xi al em'lesa'
ai1 vilely. lirJUIITJ fcON,
Bunb-iry, Lee. ZC, 117.
f v l'i:r.N--s, Cedar, Hollow and (ib sswure;
coi.tuiiui..' everything taelU ti.J Ba
""'"I- UKIGIirA: 50.N.
Kui.hurv, December 2C, IHS7.
TI VAI.L PAPER. AVin-iowadeT Kioo7,
J , -"'"g'". "d Tah.'a O.I Cum,., cocoa
.Malta and a tnpt rior artielo nir Dru-gest
Dec VC, g&7. DlllUll r & HON.
9 S 0 Y A RU!J A K ibr"aXiwrul
liicratM, ('Mini, MJ . mpenor a-lic!'
cT Ksjj (.arpei, Manufactured at home, fof sul'
at price to suit tbu lime.
t c. iiu, '57. BRIGHT A KOV,
ijjjto CM of all kinds, Stockiot,. CiUia, Su
pelldera, Buck. Mill. Huudln rcliit f ai.V
au ciuUmm variety of Hosiery au.l Noliona
fttnlnrsy, Dv. ?, t1 UC Kit 4. HON.