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IIoBHium Tbbatmvnt or a Wire. In tho
8uperlor Court, at Wilton county, Georgia,
a few days since, t gnat., named Xboms O.
Kelly, wai trrsJoged for tha murder of Lit
wife, who was found dead, froten, it U said,
la her plaoe of confinement daring the extra
ordinary cold weather of 18S6. , Tha Athena
( Oeo.) Watohtnan says t .
"The deceased, Itli allejred, was at least
partially deranged, and had been confined a
number of years, eleven or twelre, we believe
Re in Oglfcthrope, and seven in Walton.
It was proven that her place of confinement
consisted of, Peri constructed of poles notch
ed at the corners, and covered with clap
boards. In this was a hole ten by four
inches, sorno four feet or five feet from tho
ground with a shelf inside upon which was
placed her food in an iron frying pant Ilor
food some of the witnesses testified, was pro
miscuously mixed together in tt.is pan boiled
bacon, "oullards," and milk being frequently
mixed together I" O'Kelly was sentenced to
tlireo years imprisonment iu the penitent.
nry. , TnESMit.sor a Gbatifibo Wife. Is there
a husband who remembers the joy he expert
treed at perceiving tho grot ficd smile of liis
wife, for benefits conferred upon her, mho
would not be willing to have the mutual
plvature renewed at a reasonable cost T We
cao tell him how to do it, and the gratifica
tion conferred will not be evanescent, but ns
enduring ns life its itself. Purchase for her
a GitovB & Dakkr Sewing Machine for fami
ly u.sp, and her children will add their bless
hip to those of their mother, and its presence
wil bo a perpetual source of joy to the Lome
circle.
()!ViCP of exhibition and sule 495 Broadway,
New York ; 19 Summer street, Uos'.ou; aod
730 Chestuut street, Puiludulphia.
A N'om.k Act et Boy. The Harrlsburg
ITer.ild s:tys : A noble boy recently discover
ed ii lurc,e tree tying across the truck of the
IVniisylvunia, Railroad, between I.ochport
and New Florence, and knowing that a pav
sunper train would soon arrive, ho liobted his
handkerchief upon a stick, and waited the ap
proach of the tniiu. The engineer slopped,
uu.l when tho passengers suw :hegreut dan
per from which they had escaped, through
tlio magnanimity of the lad, they were filled
with gratitude, and raised a purse for him,
which he refused to take, saying that hu "only
wanted to save them from getting hurt."
Am. Mortoaokd. A New York merchant
who has hud occasion this winter to know
how business is done at Chicago, was in this
city the other day, ( says the Rorchester
Union.) on his way home-ward from that place,
lie says everything real and personul is mort
gii'ed. 11 h hs sens that he found no U-fs
thun eiplit thousand chattel inortirnges on file
in tha clerk's office; and he fuitu r asserts
Cut those papers reach the truriontil pio
perty of nearly every merchant nud busiutss
until in Chicago.
A Pktbifvi.no Stream Thero is a little
st.-evn which empties iuto Shasta Yullt-y,
California., about twenty miles west of the
great butte, which possesses the singular
inopei ty of incrusliug ever) thing which falls
into its wuter with a complete coat of stone,
l'iours, leaves, grass, pine buds, and things of
that sort will becomo completely enamelled
in the course of a week or so, rotuiuing iu the
process their uulural form.
Sehvkd Him Right. A Jury in Chardon,
Ohio, have found a verdict for $10,000 dunia
ges against John Sumner, who courted Su
sannah Garris for fourteen years had the,
m-irna:,' day uipoiated three several times,
and then went to the State of New York
and carried home another wife.
Railroad Accident. On Thursday last,
'thivs freight trains ou the Great Western
r.iilrjud run off the track ueur Harrisburg,
Ciiuda West, und over an embaukiueut,
kiiiii.g over sixty head of cattle.
A Nkw Rkcommsndatios Tho New York
Observer says We saw u letter the other
Coy which u geulleiuau coming to town pre
seined to a merchaiitila house. It was a
sealed letter of introduction, and resd thus :
..!w ir Tli txiurur of thia letter. Mr.
James li. Smith, goes to New York to pur
ctmsu goods. 1 can reccommeud him as good
for ull be pays cash for.
Yours truly, S. P. Jones.
Mabp.iaqb of Covsins The Cincinnati
(Ohio) Daily Guzette states that a bill bus
pafiod tho Souate of that State, prohibiting
tlu intermarriage or first coasins. Tho Ga
7. ttti says that publio seutimeut is in favor of
Unit measure.
Ci'NVKitstoM or a Ti'KK Malimond EUVn
di, i T'Jrk was reeotitly baptised nt -Stoke,
England, mid has since married, the daughter
uf an English army officer.
Low l'ciom. A letter dated the9lh inst.,
ru ii lierlm, Wisconsin, states tho price of
i,u loco as follows: "Wheat is selling at 40
ci. per bush, j oats 17 cts. per bosh, j com 20
en por bush. ; potatoes per bush. ; butter
lii '. p r pound J eggs lie. per doz; whito
beans b-'jc per bush., while last spring they
brought 4 per bushel in tho market, lluy
is selinii at from SJ to 2 50 per ton, aud
good hickory wood brings 82 per cord."
Ono Item iu the wardrobe of the IMncess
R iyal of England on bcr marriage should at
tra. t the uileiilioo or American women. A
uirt ol her -til out" wus twelvu pairs of boots
wh.ch are described as "useful und solid ;"
,so hh of l.ieui iuleuded tot "rough wulkiu," are
p.ovideJ with treble soles.
CocxTn:rKiT Qoabtkrs tho real tin bogus
ui" in cm ol.tliuu in this borough. A stout
big woll dieised, middle-uged scamp, with 8
eij'.-i oil-. loth cap, has been around the
siiups lr some eveuings past, buying a chain
,.( at taeli place, und paying pewter quar
ter lor them, receiving three tips in change.
Our policeman have an eye ou him, us well us
bis accompli -e, uu.1 ir they don't slop their operation.--,
tiiey wil. soon be provided with lodg
:04s ut iho residence ol Mr. Edwurd Young.
JJam iltt JJ.-fituci at.
Heavy Failchb at Yokk Pa. Tho New
York Star says : Tba heaviest failure which
b is ever occurred iu York, Pa., took place
ou rfatuiday last. Mr. Alexander Demuio,
one of the oldest and heaviest dry goods and
grocery i.,i rohauls, failed on that day for a
larije umouul. Wis liubililieo BIO rated as
high as SdU.tlUU and oven 100,000. lie has
lull lor purls unknown.
LtCBT. Tho Supremo Court of the Uuited
S'atoi have decided that Mr. Thomas Green,
present owner if tho Eauipjior (Va.) bite
Hu iiii'ir Spring, is entitled to a tract of uine
tT thrco thousand acres, und valued at more
tliautwo millions of dollars. So sayi the
Warreuton Whig.
Tub Coai. Tbadb Tho quantity sent by
IUilroud this week is 19,156 II tons, which
4i uo iucresse of 4, 139 tons over the supply
of last week, showing that the demand is in
criasiug both ou tha line aud for city con
sumption. At Port RichmonJ but liitlo is
doiug. The deinuud for Chestnut Coal coo
tinue brisk in consequence of limited mining
and lbs small quauM luado. Mintrt Jour
nal. Salt Sroixao ik N'ooBABf a. It is stated
that . xci-lleut silt is manufuctored at tho
KkIi Si ins, in . Lancaster county, Nebraska,
Eouul to the ben quulilieo nianufuctured in
uy parts of the world. The water from
whu b the Slt is made yields from fu-tj-tivo
to fifty pouuds to fifty gaiioui of water.
John Patleri'rn. printer of Albany. Is
ithougbl lo bo tt btli mtlotOBJow Ja Uo
world.
Ecw Advertisements.
CUte of the Bank of Northumberland,
on Afternoon, March 3d, 1868.
' ' LIABIUTIES.
Capital 9tok, . t
Nutr la choulatloa, .
f r.fit tud Lu, . . . .
Pirldwd unpaid, . .
liueeunta, Kichinr tai Inurw.
Dm Oiw Iluiki, . . .
" !oaiisr .
fno.otK) on
S9,S7 07
7108 00
7M 70
0,134 40
4,104 to
S3,737 (0
t37S,W 01
Aasbll.
Bltti PimnnM k hetm . . 013,1114s
)cnnaylrMi Ulalt Loon, 81,710 IS
NiiitliamlK-rUiud Jlsiik Stuck, 4, M0 00
uisn Btncki, . . . . . i sso 00
l tittlt, - , . . t,W0 H3
Current ripenn tnd Pratut account, . 0,74 00
Duo by City Banks, 6IHU 47
" " CKunlry Dunks, . . 13,0117 60
nines or otnn lluika. MJbti 00
I'uli Itrma, . its
Bpecli iu VaalU, 41,660 40
370,097 03
t Certify Ilia abova Ii a traa cxhiLlt from tha Bouka of
ina liana ui iorthumberlunu.
Sicned,
J. It. PniESTLEY, C.il.lr.
Sworn and luUcribtd befura ma tliia 3d day of Match,
A. O. ISiS.
(digued) JOHN CAKE J. P,
March 0, IdiJ
State orsimmoRlii I!nnk on Tue
day Morning, march 2nd, 1S5S.
ASSETS.
Dae from City nanttart,
Specie in Vnult,
I.nnna and Diauiiunta.
Ntilea of oltiet ttanka, . ,
Cuh itemR N. Y. tight drafta,
Ptut aud Lum, , t .
00,010 0?
0,771 03
O Ml 00
053 (0
33,0110 on
8 10
70 073 SO
LIADILITIES.
Not Pi in Circulation, . . .
l)n UuiMiaiMra, , ,
Due other Manka -Ntlhiug, .
Capital Stuck, ....
33.77S 00
648 00
33,350 00
tri.B'3 00
I certify the nbove Stntcment to ba correct u taken
frurn lha iiaiikarf the Bunk
DA.Vl,. A. KOllIXSON.Jr., Coa'.iier.
Bvom and lubscribcd befura mc, llila 3ml day of .March,
l9" CASPER SCHC1L, A I.
March C, If '.9.
3MOTICE.
NOTICH is hereby given that tho follow
ing iittim.'d persons huve tiled their petitions
in the Piolhcuioturj's Ollice, nnd thnt they
will apply to the next Court of tjuarter Ses
sions ol tin) lVuce of Not tliiiiiilit'iland county
lor LicLiiso for Tuverns and Kestaurunts, A;c.
Simou Snyder, jictitions for tavern license
in Lower Mutiunoy township at his old stand.
Churlt-8 Wenninger, petitions for tavern li
cense in Shuniokintow n an old stand.
J elm 13 owe r, petitions lor tuveru license in
Sliiiniokin township ut his old stund.
Pri'iii? & (Ji'itnt, petition lor license for sel
ling Hpiruuous, und viuous Ikpiois in the Bo
rough ol' Sunhury.
Kdnitnl jafB, petitions for restaurant li
cense in the borough of Suubury ut his old
8tiid.
Peter Yeopor, petitions for tavern licouso
in Coul totMiAliip ut his old stund,
W, Ilium S. Snyder, petilious for tavern li
cense, in Jordun township ut his new timid.
Win. A. Covcit, pelitious for luvern license
in Sunbuiy un old stnud.
Daniel Krumer, petitions for tavern license
in Cnmeron tonnthip ol his old stuud.
Liunitl ileim, pttitions for tuveru license
iu Upper Mulninnyul his old stund.
Abruhaui llothuriuel, pelitious for tavern
license in Lower Mahuuoy township ut his old
stuud.
Henry B. Weaver, petitions for tavern li
cense iu Trevorton ut his old stund.
Pet or WeiUel, petitions for tavern license
in Cutneron township at his old stuud.
Henry 11. Uopp, petitions for tavern li
cense in Point towiibhip on old stund.
John It. Wrist, petitions for luvern license
in Jordan township at his old stand.
John Xesbit, petitions for tuvern license
in Srtuinnliin township ut his old stund.
Elius Weist, petitions for tuveru license ill
Lower Muhatioy township ut his old stand
J V. lvice, petitions lor tuvern license iu
Mt. Ouriiivl township ut his old stand.
Robert It. Porter, petitions Tor tavern li
cense in the town of Sbumokiu at his old
stnud.
C! S. Drown, petitions for tavern license in
Northuniberluiid at his old stund.
John M. lieppetling, petitions for restaur
ant license in Northumberland at his old
6tand.
Charles Weaver, petitions for tavern li
cense iu Suubury at his old stuud.
Mary (jioodinun, petitions for restaurant It
cene in Turtiut township at her old stand.
William M. Weaver petitions for tavern
license, iu the town of Shuuiokin, at his old
iU:id.
Charles Culp, petitions for license to soil
liquor in quantities no lets than a pullon, iu
Mt. C'nrinel towQbhip at his old stund.
Elizabeth Sticker, petitions for tuvern li
cense in Milton at her old stand.
Suruh J. Uitvidson, petitions for tavern li
ten so in Turbut township an old stund.
Klius Schufi'cr, petitions lor tavern license
in Jordun township nt his old stuud.
A. II. Blair, pelitious for tuveru license iu
Milton ut his old stand.
Henry F. Uoush, petitions for tavern li
cense iu Ml. Curuiel ut his new stuud.
Vrtn. 11. Lerch, petitions for license to sell
sj i-itous und vinous liquor in Mt. Curuiel.
Daniel Herb, petitions for tuveru license hi'
Upper Muhunoy township at his old stand.
John Suhiuiukey, petitiuns for tuvern li
cense in Upper Muhunny ut bis old stand.
Abruhnm Lerch, petitions Tor tuveru li
cense in Mt. Curniol an old ttutid.
Klius Kuierick, petitions Tor tavern license
iu Lower Augusta ut his old stand.
Benjamin Kunuss & John Mc Williams, pe
iltious for tuveru licenso iu Trevorton at his
old stand.
Elizabeth Rul;er, petitions for tevern li
cense in Little Muhunoy at her old stand.
Peter lloiist'mun, petitions for tavern li
cense in the horough of Northumberland at
his old stund
John M. llnff, petitions for tavern license
in Milton nt his old stund.
J. (J. Smith, petition for luvern license in
Jackson township at his old stund.
Jacob Leiieuriiig, petition for tavern li
cense so Shuiuokin towuship, ut bis old
stand.
Michael Wilvcrt, petitions for tavern li
cense in Suubury ut his old stand.
Muthius D. Holier, petitions lor tavern li
cense in Little Mahuuoy township ut his old
stand.
Sunincl A. Burkenbein, petitions for res
tuurulit license ut Northumberland,
Godfrey li. Ueboek, petitions for tavern li
cense in Washington towuship at bis ol
stund.
Henry Ilaus; petitions for tavern liceusein
Northumberland at his old stund.
William Farrow, petilious for tavern li
cense iu Shamokiii township ut his old stand.
John II. Adam, petitions for tavern lieeuse
in Upper Muhunoy, at his old stand,
Duvid llerr petitions for tavern license in
the borouph of Milton, at his old stand.
Jacob II. Ernst petilious for tuvern license
in Turbut townthip, at his new stand.
Thomas Search etilioiis for tavern licenso
in Cbilisquaqtie township, at bis old stuud.
Joseph Harris petitions for restaurant in
the borough of Milton.
William Fisher petitions for restaurant in
the borough of Milton.
William A, limner petitions for licenso
to sell spirituous aud vinous liquors in tho
towu of Sliainokin.
DAN IK!. BECKLEY, Troth".
Prothonotarv'o ORKe, )
Suubury, March 6,1 S58.J
PPUE OLIVE OIL for tablo lit two aiss
at 7 and C21 rants jurt received by
A. W. flffllER,
Karck !S, '5.
SHERIFFS SALES,
fly virtue of pundry writs of Visbitiori Etc.--
foitis and writs of Linnt Facias. ImusJ
out of tho Court of Common Pleas of Northum
berland county, to no directed, will bacrpomsd to
publio ante, at the Court Ilouae, in Buubury,
on MONDAY, th 6tb of APRIL, next, at 1
o'clock, P. M .lhe following doocribod property
to will
All thoao two contiguous, caruln tracts or
ps reels of land.'altuato in Cullbquaquo township,
Northumberland county, containing 40 aeres,
mora or less, all of which is cleared, and hounded
on Iho North by lands of Daniel Koch, on tho
South by a public road leading from Milton to
Danville, Kaat bf lands of Danisl Koch and
William Fitzor, and on tho West by lands of
rredcncR U. r'rtiller and William Burkhammor,
dec'J whereon are erected a small frame dwell
ing house, a barn, small orchard, 4c. Seised,
taken into execution, and to bo sold as tha
property of Andiow Keller. '
Alao, at the aamo time and place, two certain
contiguous lots of groi-nd, situate In the town
of Mount Carmal, in Mount Csrmel tonnahip,
Northumberland county, and numbered in the
general plan or said town No. I & 1, in dock
No. S3, being each about 95 feet in front and
about ISO feet in depth. Bounded on the North
by Mount Carmet street, on the South bv Cherry
alley, on the West by Oak street, and on the
East by lot No. 3, in said block No. 22, whereon
are erected a two atorv frame house and kitrhen
Snd a frame atable. Seized, taken in execution,
and to be sold aa the property of David J. Lcwia.
Alao, at the ionic timo and place, a c rtain
tract, picre or parcel of land, situate in Point
township, Northumberland county, bounded and
deacribeJ aa follows, to wit: beginning at a
post, thence by land Ute of John Cowdcn, North
40 degrees, East, SI0 perches to a whitcoak,
thenco by land late of William A. Lloyd, North
CO degrees West, 04$ perchca to a pout ; thence
by lands la'.e of James Ksy, South 40 degrees
West, 210i perches to three posts thence by
land lute of Philip Frick, South 60 degrees
East, 84 J perches to the place cf beginning.
Containing IS I acres and 28 perches, (it being
the saino tract cl land which tieorgo Eckertsold
and convened to John William Stamm.) About
115 acres of which aro cleared wIktcoii aro
erected a two-slory Irome house, a Ij story log
houpe, and ba'n port log and part frame, an
orchard and a well ol water, Ac. h'eized. taken
in exorulion, and to be sold as the property of
John WiPiatn Slnnmi.
Also, at tho aamo time and place, all the estate,
right, title slid iolerret of WilJimn L. Hclfen.
stein, of, in. nnd to, all itial errtsin mcssungo or
botly f coal lands, embracing the Locust Moun
tain, ailuata formerly in r-hnsnokin, now C.a!
towtithip, in the county of Northumberland, in
the Male of Pennsylvania, bounded anil described
ns follows, to wit: Adjoining on the North by
lot No. i, thence bv lund of now, or formerly of
U. H. Howell end others, and land formerly of
William Tomlinson, afterwards of 13. H. How
ell and others, thence by allutincnt No. 8, thence
by tho Muhunoy Mountain, containing 1874
acres and 70 perches, strict measure. (Being
Hie saino premises which Aichibald Mclntvro
and wife, by two ceitain indentmes, one of them
dated the 28lh day of Tebruorv. A. D.. 18II.
and tho other dated the !.iy of the date hereof,
but executed and delivered before Ibis present
indenture, and which the said Daniel Mclntyrc,
by indenture, also dated the day of the ihitc
hereof, but executed and delivered before litis
pres'nt indenture, RianlpJ ami conveyed unto
said William L. llcileubteit;, his litira and aa
signs.) Seized, taken in execution, and to bo
sold an Hie property of William L. Helfcnstcin.
Also, r.t the same timo and place, all the
estate, tight, title und interest of William L.
Helfeiiatein, of, and in, to, all that certain mes
suage, fract or body of coal lauds, embracing the
Locust Mountain, eituatw formerly in Sliamokin,
now Coal township, in the county of Noitliuin
berl.nul, in tio State of Pennsylvania, bounded
and describtd as follows, to wit : AiljuMng on
the North by lot No. C, thence by laud sutvryej
in Ilia name of Ceorge Colrain, now, or formerly
Messrs, Boyd &. Company, and land formerly cf
William Tnmliimon, afterwards of Messrs. Uoyd
&. Company, tlicnce by allotment No. 8, thcrica
by Mahanoy Mountain. Containing 1874 acres
ond seventy perches, strict measure. (Being the
same premises which Archibald Mclntyre and
wife, by two certain indentures, one of them
dated tho 2Slh duy of February, A. D., 1801,
and the other dated the day of the date hereof,
but executed and delivered before thia present
indenture, and which Daniel Mclntyre, by indenture,-
also dated the day of tho dale hereof, but
executed and delivered before this present inden
ure. grunted and conveyed unto the said William
i. llclfciistein, his heirs and ossigns.) Seized,
taken in execution, and to be sold as the property
of William L. llclicnsteiii.
Also, at the same time and place, the undivi
ded third part of all that certain messuage, tract
pr body of coal lauds, embracing the Locust
Mountain, situate formerly in Shamokin, now
Coal towhthip, in the county of Northumberland,
bounded and decciihed as follows : Adjoining on
the North by lol No. C, thence by land surveyed
in the name of G'corze Colrain. now I). II. How
ell and others, aud lund formerly of William
Tomlinson, now U. H. Howell, thencs by allot
ment number 8, thenre by the Mahar.oy Moun
tain. - Containing IH74 acres and 70 perches,
strict measure. (UVing sundry tracts aud parts
of tracts of land, S'Tveycd on warrants bearing
date the l.'itli day o March, A. D , 1703, gronttd
unto Edmund Huff, James (Jiier, Thomas Crier,
James Jenkins, Kichard Salmon, Ii'icharJ Man
ning and Thomas Foster, and olso, parts ol two
tracts, surveyed on warrants blaring date the
aoth day of November, A. D., 1SS0, granted to
Daniel l!ruutigam ond James Hepburn, and
allotted to Valentino lirohst as number 7, ac
cording to a certuin parliikn of 2o tracts of
land 1 ominonly called "Tho tirant Lar.dk,' and
being the same undivided third part which Ar
cbihold Mill. tyre and wife, by deed, dated the
2tth day of February, A. D.. 18.1 1, granted and
conveyed unto William L. llellenstcin, his heirs
and aesius. Sened, taken in execution, aud
to be sold as the property of William L. Helfcu
stcin. Also, at tho same timo and plaro, tho follow
ing described 'I'K ACT OF LAND, commonly
called The Mclntyre Lands," vizi The two
full, equal and undiviiled third parts of, and in
a certain tract of 1800 acres of co;.l land, em
bracing the Locust Mountain, situate formerly
in !-haino!,in, iow Coal township, in the county
of Northumberland, aid t'tuto of Pennsylvania,
bounded and desriibcd as follows, to wit: Ad-
joinirg en the North by lot No. 0, thence by
laiuis surveyed m the name of Ueorge Colrain,
now Messrs. Ijoyj 4- Company, and lauds for
merly of William Tomlinson, now Meisr. Uoyd
&, Compant, thence by allotment No. 8, thence
by the Mahanoy Mountain, coutaiuii g 1874
acres and 70 perches, strict measure, (being
sundry tracts and parts of tracts of land, sur
veyed on warrants bearing duta on the 15ih day
of March, 179:1, granted unto Edmund Hull',
James Crier, Thomas Grier, James Jenkins,
Kichard Salmon, Kichard Manning and Thomas
Foster ; and alto, parts of two tracts, surveyed
011 warrant besting date tho 30th day of No
vember, IH30, granted to Daniel lirautigam and
J.uics Hepburn, and allotted to Valentine
lirohst as No. 7, according to a certain partition
ol 25 tracta of land, commonly called the "Grant
Lands." Seized, taken in execution, and to be
sold as the property of The Philadelphia Si
Suubury liailroid Company.
ALSO,
At the same time nnd place, by virtue of a
certain writ of Levari f'nciai, to me direc.
ted, will be exposed to public sulo the follow
ing dcBeiibed pieces, parcels, ond lots of
ground, situate in the borough of Sunbury,
and county of Norlhnmherlund, oforetuid,
nore particularly described os follows, to
wit: All that large two slory brick House
and four lots of ground, situate in the bor
ough of Sunbury, aforesuid, bounded on the
West by Broadway ; on the South by Sba.
inok in street ; and East by River alley, and
ahull Tour lots are numbered Cl, C2, 63, and
G4 in tho general plan or said borough ; also,
all those two lots of ground, situate and being
in the borough of Sunbury, oforesuid, bounded
on the North by Shamokin street: on tho
Sonlh by Burberry alley and on the West
by properly of tbe beiro of George Woitsel.
Notnberod io the f eosral plao m fs14 bo
ooph 67 and C8, also, all those five lots of
ground, siluato and being io the bnroagh or
cunoury, aiorcsald, numtierod In the general
plan of said boroogh, J3, 94, 95, W and 97
also, all that out-lot of gronnri, sitoate in the
borough of Suobury, aforesaid, known In tbe
general plan of out-lots as number S3, bound
ed by lot No. 3, by a 30 foot alley, and by
Ehomokin creek, containing 4 acres and 144
perches bo tbe aamo, more or less i also all
those other 2 oui-lolo, In tbe said borongh of
Soobnry, known in the general plan of out
lots as numbers 56 and 17, containing, to
gether, 10 acres aod 36 perches ; and also,
all that other out-lot of grouad, situate and
being In tho said borongh of Sunbury, In the
nook, bounded by the Shamokin creek, other
out lots or Charles Hall, deceased, and
Jamos Smith, containing 13 acres be the
same, more or less. Suisod, tukeu in execu
tion, and to be sold as thu property of Jacob
li. Masser, with notice ts Ira T. Clement,
John Haas, A. Diofenderfer, A. Hoover.
John Clark, William L. Dewart, P. W.
Hughes and John liowen.
JAMES VANDYKE, BheiijT.
ouenu s oinco, Sunbury,
March Glh, 1868.
SHEEIFF'S SALE.
Alexander Jordan
vs.
William Davia and Geo.
F. Lec, Executors of Thos.
Davis, of Pliila , deceased,
and also Trustees of the
widow and heirs of said
deceased, and Joseph War
ner, of Philadelphia, and
In tho Couit of
Common Pleas r.f
North'd. Co.. No,
32. Nov. Tom,
'.857. Writ oj
Partition.
Win. McCarty, of Sunbury. J
In pursuance of an order and decree or ths
Court of Common Pleas of aaid rountv, will be
exposed to public sale, at the Court House, in
Sunbury, on MONDAY, tho 6th doy of AI'KII.,
next, at 12 o'clock, M., lots Nos. 430, 415, 414,
437, 438 and 250, in the town of Shamokin, as
laid oht by McCarty, Davis, Warner an J Jordan.
Conditi ins of sale will be made known on the
day of sj'e,
JAMES VANDYKE, Shorut
SheiifTs office, Sunbury. )
March Elh, 18.r8. 1
PROCLAMATION.
TJ OT1CE is hereby given that tho several
Courts of Common Plena, (iencral Quarter
Sessions of the peace, and Oprhans' Court. Court
of Oyer and Terminer and (iencral Jail Delivery,
in and tor tnc county ot XVortliumbcrlund. to
commence at the Court lkusc, in the borough ol
Sunbury, at 10 o'clock, A. M. on Monday, the
sih day ot A l'lllL, next, and will continue TWO
WF.EKS. "
Tha coroner, Justices of the Peace and consta
bles in and for the county of Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there in their proper per
sons, Willi their rulls, records, inquisitions, and
other remembrances, to do those things to their
several oiliccs appertaining to be done. And al-
witnesses prosecuting .n behalf of the Common
wealth against anv prisoner arc also requested and
commanded to be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
lie just and not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors arc requested to be punctual in their
attendance, at the timo appointed ajrccablo to
their notices,
(jivnn under my hand at Sunbury, the 1st day
of March in the year of our Lord one thous
and ciuli hundred and f;f:y-cit;ht and tha
Independence of tha United States of America
ths 82d.
God save the Commonwealth.
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Ofiico, Sunbury, )
Marc h C, 1858. J
LIST OP CAUSES.
FOR trial in the Court ol Common Plras
of
Nnrllinmtutrtnnil f!nttnlv In Iia I.mI.1 nt Kim
bury, on the first Monday of April. 1858.
- I'tliSTirn. DtriMiisTi.
Isaac Drown vs John S Pelemian
J. IS. .Smith's ex'ra. vs Chas. G. Donnel's Adm'r.
Saino vs same.
Peter Dickson vs Shaffer fc Co.
John Uowcn vs J. li. Muster,
Alexander Colt, vs John A Lloyd,
Martin Weaver va Win. McCarty et al
James Eager, VS James Vandyke,
Win K Marti vs J U Masser
damn vs same
Leib for 7ammer vs Sun'jury Canal 4- W. P. Co.
Henry W cose,
John Cooper,
Silas Wolvcrton,
John J. Hess
James M alone
Win I.onnx. S.c
vs 'J'hos. Daumgar.lncr,
va John 13 or ns et al
Va Fiancis Egleinan,
vs II. IS. Masser,
va Phila Sl Sunhu'v R R Co
va Win I, Hell'eusleiii,
(i M Flemming Stc,
1? F lieitv Ac
vs Wm L llclfcnsleiri
vs same
Win J McCandlcssoCovs Wm Conner
Peter Yerger vs Jonas Uohnrr
John Ciithbert vs Thomas Francis sr., etal
.lames Kico
Jchn Creech
C Kram for Nagle
Alfied It Fii,ke
Isaac 111 own
Clonics Fidler
Isaac lircwn
va Geo A Keeler
va W illiim Fagely
vs David S taiich et nl
vs Sun & Erie K. K. Co
vs Thomas S. SladJcn
vs William Houpt
vs John H l'clermart,
vs A 1) Longshore
vs Jos HolVninn's adm'r.
vs Kaso & lieed,
vs Jcsae Rica
John Mi.rry
Deborah HvZ7y
Reuben Fugely
J. A W Kolboch
William Filman
Henry Maaser's ex'ra
vs Francis O'Dennel,
vs George Conrad.
DANIEL BECKLEY, Froth'y.
Frothonntary's Office, )
Suubury, March li, 1 808. 1
FEBRUARY 20, 1858.
JUST received by Railroad another lot e
choice and desirable goods consittiiig in par
of Fancy Delanes new styles, Uluck and Fancy
Silks Beautiful Madder Prints at 0, 8 and U
cents per yard Persian Debcgo I - J cents Plain
Delanes 1 2 cents 3(3 inches wide unbleached
Muliu Ci cents Also 1300 yards Mu.hn dif
ferent wi.liha and qualities French Cloths, Cas-
simcrcs, Saiinett, Kculucky Jean Ac nt exceed
ingly low prices And we call particular atten
tion to our Stock of Frc.h Groceries, feeling as
sured that their qualit) and our price will render
entile saiikfactiou
COKE ONE COmU ALL'
Examine our goods and learn our prices, our
stock presents a large and varied assortment, en
abling purchasers to make a good selection to the
best advantage.
GKEAT BABOAINS,
In consequnce of the advanced state of the Win.
tor, wo will commence frcro Ihia date to sell our
entire stock of Ready Made Clothing liianketf,
vVinler Hosiery, and a very nice assortment of
Ladies Shawls ut greatly reduced prices Now
is the time to good bargains.
A TINNY BVIi0 18 A PKNNY KAHNED,
E. Y. BRIGHT It SON.
Sunbury, February SO, 1858.
Market Street, Buubury Fa.
THE aubscriber respectfully informs tha citi
zens of Sunbury, and the publio generally,
that be has purchased, aud will taka ioesioit
of the abova well known aland on lha I at uf
ytpril next, formerly kept by Mrs. Thompson.
That he will put Ibe same in complete lepsir.
In addition he will provide a conveyance to carry
pastengo'O to and from the uitterent liailroad de
pots, and will leave no effarts untried to render
hia hotel a desirable slopping place for guesla and
travelera. JU11IM l,t,131!.K,
February SO, 1858.
f)QQYARI)8CARPETING,embracingVooI
Ingraia, Cotton, and e auporior aticlr
of Rag Carpet, Manufactured at borne, for oale
at prices to sutf tbe Uaaos.
Pee. 94, 'If, BRKJ3T A SON.
Estate of IlJiNEY PET, pen. dee'd.
TOnCE is hereby given that letters of ed
' ministration havo been granted to the sub.
eeriher en tho estato of Henry Fry, sen. late of
Coal township, Northumbci!nHdcuunty, deceased
4II persona indebted will please make Immediate
payment and those having claims will present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
GEORGE II. CODER, Jm'r.
( February SO, 1858.- CL
NOTICE.
TV'OTICE Is hereby given that application
' will be mad by the aubscrier, for a du
plicate of Land Warrant No. 84. S18, for 120
acrea. Issued to Rebecca Bear, widow of Wm.
Bear, who was a private in Capt. Hay's e0mp
ny,dated the lClhday of September 1850, which
Oaid warrant waaduly assigned by tho sntd Re
becca Hear, in blank, and acknowledged brfors
Jesse Wcigel, and cenifiod '-y tho I'rothonotary
of Mounluur cotintv I'a., and purr.hasod by tl 0
subscriber from the said Rebecca Dear. That
the said warrant was lost in the mail between
Dillon Corner Post Office, Northumberland
county, Pa., and rirasntit Hill l'ost Office,
Montgomery county Indiana, from and after tho
Sfltli cf November IS5R, and has never been
heard of since. That in consequence of said losa
application will bo made to the comniistioner uf
Peni-ioni for a duplicate aa above stated.
CHARLES VV. MKHARRY.
Pleaiaut Hill, Indiana.
February, JO, 185S. 6t.
a. c. cuxprnaot'OH. iaac c. MARn js'
CHliSEBItOtTGIl & Pr ARSON,
Commission Merchants and Dealers in
FESIH, CIUCLSi: ,1M I'UOTISIS,
JVb. 5, X. ll'iier tt., 3 iluort uhove Market,
riHLADCLPHIA,
ET! arc constantly on hand an assortment of
M Dried and Pickled Fish, Ac, Ac.
Mackerel, I Codfish,
Salmon, Beef,
Shod, Pork.
Lard,
Hams,
Sides,
Shoulders,
Chre.-e,
liulter.Ac.
Feb. 27, 1658. 3m.w.
A Card Io Site fultltc.
READ! READ!! READ!!!
j. r. & r. r. sixine.
MEROII NTS,
Klitie't (hove, NorlhuinherljnJ county, Pa.
have determined from the publication of
' v (his notice to kell at greatly reduced prices
for CASH our stock of Goods, comprising
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Queeiiaware,
Boots and Shoes, Huts and Cupa, Medicince, Vc ,
anJ all goods usuully kept in a country store.
Being desirous of quitting the business we will
dispose of our stock of Goods on or before thu
31st day of March, 1858, to a person or persons
wishing to embark in the business on favorable
loims. The situation is a good one for doing an
oxlensive mercantile trade.
For further particulars call personally upon
the subscribers, or address them by mail.
J. F. A. I. F. KLINE.
Kline's Grove, Pa, February Cth, 1853
SIIEPJFr-S SALE.
V virtue nf a V rit nf VENlil-rtn?! Tllrt
mas issued out of the Court of Comircn
Pleas of Northumbeilund County, and to mc
directed, will be exposed to" Public Sulo et the
Public. House of JCHN M. HUFF, in tho bo
rouish cf Milton, on SATURDAY iho i.lih day ,
of MARCH next, at 1 o'clock, P. M.,tha follow
ing described property, to wit :
All the rii'.ht, title and interest of tho defend
ant, of and in a certain lot of ground, situate in
Delaware towiship, Northumberland county,
bounded by lands of Christian Gosh, on thenonh
south and cast, on Iho west by the West Branch
Canal, containing Four ACRES moie or loss,
whereon are erected u Steam Saw Mill, and
Frame House. Seized taken in execution nnd
lobe o!d as the propertv of SethT. McCormick.
JAMKS VANDYKE, Shcriir.
Sheriff's Office, Sunbury, 1
February 13, 1857. i
ACrTxTS, AYTESTIsSsT!
Do you vih to fiii'l g.Mtl fnipUyincii(, unil v.h inn
witli lutie ir mi invciiisieut, ut.il wniioui utit-fit..! g vvi'h
yur reulur buiiuttt? If yuu (io, rtuil ini uilvcrlisc
incut. C. l! TODD & CO., f 193 Brooma Slit, New York
me iiiutiur.tcturtMic and ellmp iiiumivc k m t I t 'j
tticli, (Wiitrii nrc chcfr lit lliitt irK't, mtii iliy ihruw inn
p tt t or pri.e wi:!i c:icli t-'t-itCtl, wotTli from up l-.i 5, Iu
I5,tfllt 3.i, W. 73, Htl, yno, mid JU'. J!i-itt cry iui,
' Iluiiibug 1 I iiory !' IV n t amli i!ti:ii;. 'l iie i'cnt'.iv
rtre tlil nt tticir itih V'llu', tut tlie .ffi'H m r llie
liifit rst tuc throw n in" the uiil, vl;u-h nctu:il:y l -i-l
llie jMm-'iascr titulit:'.. 'J'l;c tr.zvti it to t,l;thi.tilrtl on a
in. fie pl:m nf drawii.7, Wiiicli V"ulu tuc ti i iiiiicl. rt!m
t rxii'iim, tiit v!i-ii Lus nwer ini'.vM u t; i vm;, -!"t!
.t!'iHfti ii We Inv (iritwii ni! fin tt MiirvI' iFcta isf,
puitl vv.-iirlirB v( vii"'ii5 piici'C, 7 1 ..tirsri f '''m'J,
'J:l p"Ut lisrke'a, S.'jO i;d cliniiif, Mini it C"rct:sj-uitlittp;nuiii
bcr ut otiier j-nztn, wilimi two monUii.
TIIKUK ARK NO BLeVNK?.
Imt every purclnter draws a prize worth f-' certuin, und
lis stumt tliotittunln if cli.utrri ui lf n Inch'T figure.
We w:utt a c -l ct in vry niiili' U hinmch
out tlie Ctuiifi y u .licit pnrcluni'iii, aitil my ii '
lie titri'fiitiil. mult lavf ii I's-nril itiid nr.:v. I o'Xtiiljtt.
Ve puy utceiiin Si null fur e;itU piircltiihiT hen: i;iuiB,rd
tlie fitut pt:fi:i in any neiji'Irli nlrMHi wlioitppltt-s l ru
I'eiiril and pit't will tcceivu llie :iti.cv i.r lti.il 1 c ilv
H turn id un tifirnt tl'inn ii VLlnnlilv prtzv to r&l;il:t wiilt
his Heii' il. lie wftultl hue 'Ha dilT.fiiiry ft ;Ui(nng
booits of puiclmseis, und inakiuj ilu pmy buiiiitM.
A Xcw Idea! y.'cW.' y.Vrrr
Wc iiftk iirtthtily tcnd their mfiney til! llicy know wliat
prixe they drew. Any I wily winhmpt Irv U.ir Im-k, trm
fnft sfiifl thi ir limn iiikI ntMreiu, and w wi.l make
their ilnnvinp cm I inform thrrn ly return ml wltai r"""
llicy ilrevv, wlien tht-y ran neiu. va and In He li-e lYuciiam.
prize, or n.t, whichever theychmte. We riv this pri-
jlepti only nitre to u rurrh;iser. Alierthe fist dniwing
every pi.Vrlt:iBr will l nq;iirtl to send in mlvunre,
tnriiKli die uutimntl ne.nt. We will n nd v. nh rat i
tlr twinic liis iHnitUr likcn nut, wilh full d c sunti on oi
the pluu uf drawing. Address
C. K. TODD k Co .
392 Broom Street, iVtw ) orl
January 0,
ATTORNEY AT TAJVT,
Ojfice in Macket St., opposite the Court House,
eDNSUItY, PA.
Collections maile and Professions! Dn.il. fk
gcnrrally alteinltJ te rromntly ami Carefully.
PiiiLiDKLrai a ncsir.ENCK :
Ilullilt Fairlhorno, Dichl .y W'crts,
Davia & Ilirnny, F. Tlot it Co.
Kunbtiry. June 20, IP57.
Tho Commoaweulth of Ponnsylvuuia.
To Josojih HaiH-.toHout,
Tctrr llauchawout. John liaoahawout, Nanry
intermarried wilh Wm. H. Ke, Elizabeth in
termarried with Dsou Cii)ihi-I!, Maiy llniiilii
woul widow of l.rllcrt li.iiili.ivMiiit, ili-cM nd
Marv Hauuhawout and Fphraiin l.Mtn piinnlinn
of Jolm J., tiarah Jane, Ki bruim L. and My
E. llaughawnut, minor rliildicn ol a;i l.tliiit
Ilatmbawout dee'd, Cltriatoiilirr Ha.;buMil
Unsc Hauqhaweiit, Jiirkaoii llauglinwo'.t. t'.'.l
vin Hausbawout, Di witl lluughanout and The
i)aia iiiUrmani.d with Isa:ic Drwitl, luirs und
Ii jiiI represcntttlives uf John Hau,;..uoul drc tl,
and to all other persona interested.
(iit&r. J l.Mi :
e
Ncrthumbcrland County, sa.
You and each of you me
hereby ciled lo be ond appear lielor-t llie Ju lt;ea
of our Orphans Court, at an Orphans Cnurt te
be bold for said county tba lirt Aloiulay ol Apr1'.
next, and then and there, artrpt or rtTure U lu,e
therealestalenfllieauidjul.il If aut;lia-.out at
the valuation placed upon it by an irqucot held
thereon tha Cliltt day of December ",U7. or allow
rause why the same shall riot l6 sold. And
iiereof fail nut !
Certified from tho records of our saij Orphan's
Court at Suuburv, thia Uih day of January, A.
D., 18.r8., 'J'hua. D. Ciant Dept. Cik. O. C.
The aliovo named lit ira and I.tgal "pprrsenta
lives will please take notice ol tho l..m rule.
JAMfcS VAMDVKC:, bheruT.
SheritTa Office, Sunbury,
February SO, lb5B. J
STORE.
MISS LOUISA feH lSSLER. respectfully in
forms the citizens ol Trevorton and sur
rounding county, that she lias opened a new
store of Millinery end Fancy Cowls, at Trevor
ton in Shatnolin street, nearly oppnaiie Knouse'e
Tavern, where all kinds of Donurts and Fn.-.y
GohU can le bad at the lowest terms.
Dress maUns, also attended to i e beat
manner and latest style.
AprU 19, IWT 4
ANALYSIS CP ITOS'S CATAWBA
2EAWDY BY
A. A.HA YF.8, M. D.,
Atsaytr to Ihi Stah bf Maitaehuwltt.
Outsail CnaaiCTr.it. A Lghl yellowish
brown-colnrtd spirit, having a fragrant odoi
when evaporoted ;om clean linen it iu no 011 ot
euirnsive matter. An.'lysed for oolalilo and lis.
cd drug, of which tie iru'co of any kind wore
found. Its color Is proved to l doe te eolorod
resin an extract derived from wo"h
In overt respect it is a pore spirituous liquor.
Tho fragrance of bouquet which it vipsai sees
ran be Isolated. and it then appears unlike tbst
from CrgnRc Brandy or Wine, being a fnrtty tt
senco rcsultlntt fro'n a peculiar fomentation of
Catawba snd Isubolla Grapes.
CiiSMictx, CmaiCTxa. 1,000 parts in vol
ume of Ibis spirit contains at liO deg F. 401 2
10 parts of pure ulcohol, besi.Ies the fragrant oil.
1,0 III pniUof the spirit alTord parts of a strong
Solution of the ml which characterizes this Bran
dy lite spirit 'eft, ufier removing the oil, is pnio
and odorless, and in all its quali'.iea a perfect spi
rit not subject to charge, Ono V. N. ration of
thlx L'ron.'y nt 0(1 iW. F, eontaiiis, bcnidcs tha
spirit and oil, only 220 p,r. of matter composed
of extract of fruit, gurn, aud coluraJ rcin frcm
wood.
Jj'osTo;r, January .", 165S,
Dr. C07K, Stain Inspector af Ch'o, and Dr.
Jas. i". Chilton. Chemist, of New York, both
pronounce this to be pr.ro Rrandy. and free from
all adulteration.
For Aiedieinal pnrposea Lyon's Catawba Bran
dy has no rival, and ha lonjr been needed to su
persede tha poisonous compounds sold Under the
name of Rraudy. As 1 beveraa, the puro article
is altogether superior, and a sovereign sure reme
dy f.n 1yrprpn'ii, Flatulency,, Low Spirits, Lan
guor. Geneiiil Debility, 4 c. A'C
Also, HKI,UY'S s'J'H.L AND SPARIf
LI.M'J CIIAMI'AGNE. 'I hrae wines arc ma le
n the neighborhood of Cincinnati, and ore cuai
amied Io he the pure j'lieo of the Or.-.pv, and are
eminently calculated lor invalids and persons
who require a gentle atinitilant, and for sacramen
tal purposes.
Retail prico If I 25 per bottle. A liberal dis
CO'irt inado to the trade. Dculrrs will please
send their orders to tho solo agent for Northum
berland county
JOHN F. CAKI.OW.
DiiisKist, Miiton, Pa.
February, SO, ISoR. 3m.
rLOTTR AND FEED !
"TnilK suliacriber iaons'Bnl!y receiving fresh
suppiies uf Extra Wheat and lluckwheat
Flour, Corn Meal, Chop-Feed, &c, hich ho i
iifiVriiig at LOW MMU'KS. Wheat Flour from
$5 B0 to !;7 00 per hid, according to quality.
Extra GucUwhwhcat Flour, 1 2! pr sacl..
Com Meal, 1 SO pr 100
Chop FetJ, 1 iO pr 100
Also on hand a lot of very nice dried A pples at
lh cts per pound, or 42 SO per 3 pounJu
Every rli'ort will beniado to please, and Rive his
customers utisraction. Call and examine fcr
yourselves.
C. O. HAVEN.
Sunbury, February 50, l?.oS.-
AtlrniJiiSi'.ratcr's Ilctios.
IVTOTICE is lureby plvrn, that lottcrs of Au
"'jj niiutKlraiinn, on the cst.tio of Auffiwlus
II ury, late of Siiainol;ln township, IVorliiuniber
Iunil county, deceased, have been grunted to tho
subscriber. All pertons interrsli'il will ti;e no
lice tl.at iic wi!l be nt the resnlenro of ti e r.ijow
ol said tleccascl, on Tlimfday Iho 1 r.t Is d:,y of
Ap:il licM, when and where all prr.iins having
claims uguiii.tt said cslato aro teijiieeltd to make
Uuov n t!ie same, und persons biiuivini? ilio:il
sclvos indebted, are remicdtcj to make .ayn.er.t
without delnv.
WILLIAM AM.MEItMAX, Adm'r.
of Augustus Hucy, deceased.
Shainnltin lowncliip, Feb. 1:1, IHSS. Ct
SADLEPwY AUD ttAE27rSS;MAKIXfJ
'fllllE subfcribers respectliillv inform tho riti
- tens of Sunbury and viciniiy that they have
commenced the aboo business e few doan above
l!io l'ost lul'tfe, Market Square, t-'unburv, I'a.
Work or all kinos in their line of business will
be d ne promptly and ncatlv on li et most rea
sonable term'. CLEMENT ot OVSTEK.
Fcbruay El, 1 S.'id.
.SET-'C't it. l Ol UT.
A Special Couit of t.'oninion l'lras, for Jury
Tri.;!.., will he held at the Conit Hon. in Suu
bury, mi ii;cJd .Moik1..v of Maic'.i tj wit March
.rtU lft5B.
DANIEL DECKLE V, P.oih'y
rrolhonntarv Of.ice,
Snnb rv. Feb. 13, IS
TKOCJiAMATlON.
K'OTIL'E is hereby ghta that a tpeeial Court
for llie tiitl ul'eau-ci in ihe Comnioii Pleas
wid r..)inii'e:ne at the Couil liousn in Sunbury
on Monday Iho 15th t'av of Match, for one
V et'.i. Jurors and utlieis inteicstej wiii Attend.
.icn Ulid'-t mv h.U.d at hunbury, the 1st day of
February iu the year i our Lord cr.o thousand
0 i t hiiwibed and futy-eigbt and tha Inde
jieuileiice of the United States of Aii.ciica the
B-.-J.
CoJ eavo the Commonwealth.
JA MEs VANDVJCC, Sheri.T.
SberilT's Oliiee, fiulibury, )
February 13, 165V (
E.IST OP CxUSES.
T"'OK trial in the Special Court of Common
I'lcna uf Noitbumbcrland County, to he held
al eiunbury, on the third Monday of March
1353.
ri.Ai:.Tirrs. defendants.
Jacob M. Sulida vs Kimber Cleaver,
Chaa Pleasants vsT1',e Mat'"y B,'lJ bamol.iu
Improvement t ompany.
Nurih'J Improve .
James Jet.Uns he'(is cVc, vs mrut Co., and W
I. He! i n lein.
Jrne C. Hoiton J. Ecael.am cV W L Dewart
Irit T. (Vciuent, vs William McCarty.
Isaiah. WilUerson, v u.' qochanna Coal L'a. etal
(!. C. Welker, va II. HetluK, W II Marshall ct l
Itnbe.t At.thmuty Ae.va Jesse Aticnrnuly.
(ieoro l!t.rns, s tieore C. Welker.
DANIKL liKCKLLY, Prolhy.
rrctlintnM.iry'h Oliiee. 1
fciiiiiliury, l'i b. I'd, lc!."!6, j
AUDITOR'S X0TICE.
TOTK'E is berebv Riven that the undeiftner
' Auditor appointed by lie Court t.f Common
ploss, of Nortli'iinlerlaiid rutin ty t thttnl'iiic the
iiinnry in tbe bands of James IUumI E,q ., lata
l'rotlioiintury, rnir.l on the rale tf pail of l',e
Ibe real eslNle i.f Thomas driiiit i',t'd, ' ln.
parliti.ui of the real stale of said cw'khi,
attend lo the tlutics of his auid a- nintmei.t on
Tuesday, the sixteenth Jav 0f March, IS.V,
at It) o'clock A- T.i. of, y, at bis cf.
fiieinll.e lorcti.h fienburv, at which lime
ai.d plv ull rrr-ons inti rested may altend.
WM. KOCKEFELLEE, Auditor.
Febreary 27, 185
TU
.T 40 Per ESnrvc!
HE subtciilier resjitctfnlly informs the eiti
A. zena of Siuil.ury and vicinity thai he has just
receivej a supply ol FLOl'K, which ho is oil! ring
at wholesale or retail from ff'3 40, $8 37J to
6 t'J per IJarrel. lie u!cj .!!t .inc as low aa
'.) cts. per ijuarler, all ef which he WAlt
liANTS to be tiood.
CANLLK3 for sale, who!rsa!e or retail.
Thankful lor pant patronage he hopes to con
tiliuo t'j moiil the same.
GIVE lilM A CALL I
M. C. GEAE1IAKT.
Maikei tt , buubury, Pa.
February 27, 165
300
SAtUCd SALT. best quality, best qual
ity, larje sacUs, sn.l for sale tthr lowest
fli-nre.
mutiiiri son.
isui.bnrv, Dre. , IMT,
VlUAlil. and Look ltroct.e rirawls; also,
-J Vtcrvhct, Oay Slate. Waterlj.'i, and Clao
ket.bhaw'.s, laUsi at) lea, all qualities auJ prices.
l)e. tt, 1B6T. UKJliUT A?O.V
ITK-LTLS COVERE.Y, VioptMor.
Cor. vMarktt Strict f MarkaSqvart,
ItAKHtSBUIte.PA.
rmm NEW AND KLEOANTHOTIX, rerattly ffra
X lei bt lb Merars JliMEa, hi ', Pa., br-
ieru l-oscf' r.ir a tarin of rests i llianwlli'',
lekea Una trieibKj of mini tba atuuuuo uf lua xui
Hiraii, and Us lievellina aoirrfminllv, thweto.
Wlanne a froirt U oaiiiuiitrl atnt fetf rS oe Ue
iwiiieiorfs'reet ot "T. 1 KIiit-w" I
Mrkt SitMiare, it eaneol fail W fwuvg ettiactive aa wa
"T::"cl'of Jb- wait t-Maa
lichtwt wltti Ga-e number wiO. eouwrtuif Sooca-raa-aiiic
tStra vrr doSiratiK fnr iipbiii.
fhm Itslla ire tv.mi.-J tirov"
vary modurn lirprovMnant, Io lue, T
may ooialuca lo U.a Salaiy, ouiufort, SaJ R.ii:a of Um
r'via!t.ira mar, tbeef . rest iidt), that Oia -i-wa
rf'tiao1' haa bean nnule r feet in all ,t ps)niiiUT)j.ia
that icii orrortrortit bus bceil pluewl In cluije or r-'tv
t1ei Oc-J..-'lCmi:lrut I'aiarma tfcat in ev. ry rV"0'''
lb" sVstam I'lueh liad-iptl bHie fr..pr.oloi. wiilslT.r-l
t.i Hi e wi.o iiy ""he it Ihel' home, as great a rtrirMa
of cinioit as iny be obtatneJ at any simMer t.uibtistmoiH
" To'eoeura' tins 'deslrSlle reirilt, be ' forwMfif the
l'ul.neand I'rivata frivau lurt rs.J rjjarn is, Hh.lrc
lt.ia, Ste, wile entirety NW Pi;iiMTLin-.,- sr(.
airs.i..-d witliin tlia l.uil.liiig. a fins Karhtrs rVil.iir tha
ler Sot ion, lri-suif Koum, II: t and 1M Ustns, 4 s.
Tost 'uiiimrv Uev""""1""'"' ft R""'a w frceive
Ibe n;A'l ntieini'in f i'is froprletor, wtneh In trusts,
will be a suinrirnt puamsitrc Unit nU loales vsll r tuitM.
After ruiuriiiiift ins liea.-.'fclt tlmaks lo Ins o!J fritm.s
ni't paiMin. for tlio genernus r''tr,I,",re "'ei.oeil
t ihlnliittlie''Coverl)f iriaae," and ulw M Ills f.Wnris
ni.t lr.n nt tlie 'CoIilinb: 11. 13c," Oiie Irlnii't. durinK
the aaar nt f t., t.e ieie:fuii solicils a eii'.uniaisve
of it ai.;.a-Jo.M:3I10U'fei:." , ,.,.
WEL'.8 CCV tKlAf..
Tntn cf emna.
VALUABLE EEAL ESTATE
OFFEP.nD AT
r'TTSHE subscriber ofT-rs at rrivalo sale, a cer
.E. tain lot or pieco of land, ajtualo in Lower
Augnsi lownsbin, Northumberland eonhty,
about 8 miles below Sunbury, bounded on tho
west by the river rXusfiuehoiiiia, on the south by
land ol (jeorgo r'cilcr, on the cast by lund of
Win. Kroh, ami on the north by land of Wm
1L Jones, cuitaiiiinf? H Acres an J 1 perches,
allot' whi:h ii cleared and in a very high slate
of cnitivition. The Northern Central Rail
llvil pa-fi'i tl riuch the tract, and is alr
bound on the. Cist by tho MsJn 1'oad leading
f.oni c-unbt'ry t.i JlairUburir, v!.irli tegelher,
with the J.Ler upon the west, and tlie fertility
of iho soil ruskes it a very pleasant end desia
bio situatitin.
A LyO; another certain Tisct of I.ar.il, sttusta
in raid township, ai'joinirg lands of William
Kroh, on the south, tho heirs of Robert and Ar
thur A uchmutyt on tho cast Win. V. i?ilver
wood, aud a public road on the north, and Wm
It Junes on llie west, remaining Acres 121
perches strict meacure. 4oeut CO acres of which
ale cleared, and in a hih stt'.lo of cultivation
and tha rnsiJuo inoft excellent lund for cnliiva
tion, but Ij now covered with excellent limber,
aud if purchased soon, the purrhaser can get a
InrRC quantity of Hniirosd Tifs on the aainn.
'1 liis tract is also well watered, having several
fine springs upon it, and every field can bo wa
tered thcrchv. An indisputable title will be given
on J terms of sale reasonable.
WILLIAM E. JONES.
Lower Augusts tp-, January 1P57. tf
LANCASTER COLLIERY I0R SALE.
itnpot tiint to Coai Operators,
'jpll li undcrfined Lessees of the Lancaster
Cclliery," near isiiamtikin, Northutiibcrland
county, l'cnnsylv.inia, tvi-hin to retire fiom tho
bupinei j. offer f.ir sale t':o l.iafo and I'ittures
of said Colii.ry, on satisfortniy tcrrns. This
CnlliTy has been in opcrai'r.n since 18C1, and
has been bucccsp'iiI beyond expectation. Tlio
Coal is a supcili-r articles for all Ufes t.) which
Anthracite is applied, and a (pied market has U cii
ca!hh!it,hed. vthirh can le much extended. Tl.o
l.'reakcr a;sd I'iHures r.re cl tiic veiy bc.t chai
setcr end v.i'! iLCommtii'l tliemsclci to persona
acr-iaiiitil wi h the bntir.rsj.
'I'll? Lease rmiif to January 1, 1S0I, and is a
fav.-.;ab!e cite fjr tho operator.
For f.irihcr ii:forn:a'.ion apply et too Colliery
in person, or by letur to Kiiainoin, V. O., Nor
thumberland coiui'v, I'i i:ns Ivani:-.
CtJCHKAN, I'EALE Si CO.
February 0, 1(108, tf
Hzi-j.ii of George jfirofiou-, deecatei.
r:J OTICE ii hereby siven to the l.t-'ia cr lejal
rep.-CRCutnlivcj of George lirosinus, lata of
Georgetown. Li L-iwer Mnhonoy township, Npr
thniiilicriand county, Funnsylvsr.ia, iletcascd,
tiint by viitr.eof an alias writ of I ariiiii.ii tnd
Valuation issued out of the C.phuns' C'o.:rt rf
said county and lo me directed, an iiiuei will
be held at the lale residence tf said ileeeasrd, lit
(.eorwto.vn, utt MONDAY, the iiind day of
March, next, ct IU o'clock A. M.,tor ihc purpoie
of mul.iuq patliliJii of tho Deal Estate cf said
deceased, to wit : of five rcrtai:i tract of land,
and four and half lots of ground in Ci'orclo.vn,
afurcsai.', ono Limestone loi, and live Islands,
situate in the river Susquehanna in Lower Mnho
noy towi,s'..ip. Nor.l'umbciianJ county. a f.resaid,
b.ttvecn the hnra or le;al repie?enlaiives, and
the widow of said deceased. At which time and.
j r'a-0 ou may attend if you t!iii:l; jTopor.
j JAMES VANDYKE, bherilT,
tMierm a uil-.ce, funtiury,
January DO, IbSg.
KQVER'3 LIQUII. HAIR 27E
Tlietestirnorynf I'rcf. Eoetban.l Cr nrinetle havinr
priifioutly baeil publish-,'., tte i..li,w.i it .iW uitJtd
From Prof. SleCl.fifAi:v, I'l.rii.etlv l'-.'V..i..r of floury
and Practiee of '.eiiieine in Hip Ki'r.iaw M,::! r.,j,.Bi
( I'en.isyitae.a, iul lale .'im'risnr of Saiuery ui tiio
Aoieneau I'olleu! .Me.liti.ie, Ac. :
I'muteKLMiiA, Nov 37, 1"S.
Ma. Jo.Frn K. UotEa- A unit m y in l.iQl iD
II All; IjYI. will ecavinee the most L!.-.tiai!. tliul it isa.
st, F.i.hANT, nnU ttrii ictdit .r.'i araii.ai. I "nt.ka
oany others . ii iias la several iiiJtaivr ff.'Vinl SL-ivicc-u'.ltf
in llie caieif s-:v.e tata'ic.iu i ri..i,..,,H ,hi It.? .-?uu. kisi
1 Live n: lifsiiatMu iii comiueiiv:i!,5 it ta liaise reuirii.g
S'jeli an uppiieu'.ti'ii.
Very reject. aily, J. T.X t,-ri.t)S!:t;v. M.D ,
IT.) Itaec .-.i., ub.:ve lath.
HOVI'.n-ft WntTINC INKS, inHe 'ini, linvi'U S
wiiiTiMi ri i iu, aiki not i.him)i;i.ii:i.i: inks,
kull iikiiiili'ih liieii ti:li elianulrr, vvlii. li li.'ts a:v.s s .lis
liut;u!l.s(l lluiii, uu.l ifij cxteiisivc Jtlliainl tirst ci'taieJ,
has c.'i....iLC-tl u:.ii,itMi nptrit uii.ii i!.c :i, ml.
Orders uddies-sej to lite Mauiil'.ielorv, No. 418
RACE stieet, above Fourth, (old No. HI.)
Pbiia.lil hia, will recrii'et.ri.nipl a'icntieii, by
JOSEPH E. HOVEl!, Manufaeturer.
Dcctnil.er ls.".7. Aj.ril S5, '17, ch.
FLOUR AND Ft El) STOKE,
Market Stuart, Suuhury, V.
BT, ESPECTFi;LI.Y informs the pililie that
U ne e..ii.iantiy Kec7( C:i baiul, titra
and
iiou.ilo t: v ie-dl Fiour, in .jua'ter barrel
stiks. Alsospeiior 1! i'.e!.bcat Flour, snd
Chop fee.' r.; Knds, which l e will warrant
B"J ail at l!.e lowest pi i.e. IO U CASH ONLV.
ii nnd sec for yuiscNes.
Deetmber 19, I K."7 ly.
IVrnicn I.ooK lo Your Interest.
'TlIE ttidcriber rfspvil.'ully ii foms the far
r..cra and ibe publie generally, that he baa
lea-tj the lime kilns of I.-a T Cleu.ci.t in Sun
bury, and that he has always on l.snd.ard is
icady to supply a good quality cf liir.o lo aliwho
nity wanlter building or farming purposea.
lie has uIko a kiln al iCcvfer's crossing 6 uiilta
from bjui.bury, or two from Snvdciloivn.
t'sr" All kinds of Country Produce taken la
exchange.
GEO. V. 8TE0H.
Putibury, Dec. S6, 1957.
ao.ooo oitoss-xiES
TTrANTED Thirty Thcueand Cioss-Tiea. or
" Kaiiror.J Sills for the NuilLern Cemiat.
Rail Head. Frr further particulate ar-ply to
IK A T. CLEMENT, Co tractor,
Fuiibury. Lecen.bef 86, 1857 tf
A S'SSX XY COtr.
CAME to the poiK'sra cf ihe subscriber aVcn
80 . aysaince a Ul.ACK C t W, atot.t tss
yruis old, l as sthiie face, white lelly.cr.e hitJ
fui.t white, white under tbe jaw, a ho'.e hoted in
esch horn. '1 1 e ownei Is lo ivtslcd to ems are!
provo pioprrty f4y cbs.gca. otUrwie sho Ul be
difpracd ol icfoutuj to law.
DANiEL HOrrMA5f
Mt Care.il. January SO 1SS,
yALLfAFK, Wi.id..w tinade.. Fieer,
Carrsaje, and 'Fable Oil Cloths, Covoe,
sUUar! aaoperuar ertkle Og Dnireai.