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From Ihe New linden Chronicle.
OKOW vs KFiITT.
rhe"Sonlliren"cmo down like Kite on
hit
,,J the'ch-ML followed to ec tlie affray I
And le ci-'d wiili an i-alh, while he shook like
a mouse. . ,
hat business hnvo you on tlii side of the
he-ue !
TV,. ,r,-.ke r. Growl"! en ay m' '""'fis
(He In w 1ii:n a t'lillv. and thought b"n n "0:
."v -!-M. I'll Maintain, in this hn!l of the free.
To ' "-lien phase. n,,J wheirvcr I he!'
Wr .'i'- '..cm '" Kcilt, "hy the answer
oii rii:t!o I''
f,;. Grow, ug ii" co.,I!v--"I meant what I said.
1 in :-o '.?e unlike ttie polite "Mr. Guppy."
Kent sni .! -von're a Black Kepulican poppy
Vonvered Grow, with tlio words and the spunk
of the Iree.
No i'iiM-1 ti e!ave cracks I8'" ,,ver lnc ! ,.
a'.i! Vulval. i in" Keitt "We'll bc about that,
A i If sj'tw "l O.-ow' thrMt. liko a wild moun
tain cat.
Jn-t l"-n ci-meri "stunner' 1. i:fi'h hi hTl car.
Ar.d ' ti e gentleman from Sjuth Carolina" felt
oncer ; .....
i'mi" rri'd that "stunner was planted by
t l.-.i -.v f
B..t "Chivalry" fancies l.e just "stubbed li'n
toe.' )'
T'icii on rushed the fo'.ith.in a terrible plifiht
Anion ru-bed the .North, to '-back up tlio
Vi.sii.i l -r.i.
.,! mi"' like n fi-r-flv in June:
iiii.i "ortuhl up a ftniic-wari'dj-ittoot: l"
Ohio '
Wu
1. 1
'iminil. n ii. I it KPcimd t-ry plant
"friend Crow
would -hit him
.! i:i was there,
sti Iking rut tyht and
-nf reason t ore ft j
irlh a -'terrible di"
:'.!' l it the N
T!,... vi';i f""l' a "n.ri.h ei'l "oil went a wig;
T; i n . -Ji'i 'I 'd a a'.iont and u cut r r.v,r.
.':.:i t ( wig "ii replaced with 1 bark bide be.
0 '(' i
A id i'i North, looUins on n.i 1 erjoy'ne; the ri,?.
Vii..it,M 'he Ik-jJ was turned 'round ei weil as
t'lC WIS.
Now. pra- U restored; to, when Confess ad
join::, And the "rn.-i.th.-r" to S.iat'i Carolina rotcrr.s ;
Ills fiic;..!-; ::tay
declare "hi" !. h't all wits"-
That "Norlln riirt" 1,'ivc him "panicular fil ;"
Y.-t we'll h ' p that thclndi'. s, f.ir(rfi?ttr.g tl"- lii-w,
W!!! jjrcjrnt hii.i a c uie.aiid ihcu -hir.a" up .ii
toe.
Svlisccilancous.
Advt'Titagcs of Tcrnporanca.
golomoit tells thai the gl.mr.n t Ln.1l come
t y.t v 'ity ; w irns na to ho nut atnoii( ri itins
i of fl-i.1i, n'li'. '"''II I'i'lii ns put a knife
to Mir ihiouls if l.e mvii civen to appetite.
l thor :v h-i-f ilespiratc rcmniy ;
L'.nl l'yrf-n once in! J a companion Mt if
BOirt- ilr in w.in'n'. dictate to tin just how
ihim Ii we pitht. to fint. it would put nu end to
half the ini-ot-i'S of the race.
Joiiathuii l'dwnrda we Boe ntinrr in hi?
tfiury: "I lii'd th -t I ennnot be convic-ed, in
th-j time cf online, t!'"1 to cut mora would be
to exceed tl.c bouuus of tempi rancc, thmtph 1
h..ve h id two ycurb' experience of tbc liko rvi
ytt three minutes nfter I have done, I am
J. ;..re.. of it. lut yt-t uiitin I or-cat,
t
"hall ho fOtnewlv.t faint if T leave
-'-.B I have finished, I am csa
ees, a id so it i; from lime
rved that more really
en it is according to
'h-rwisu.
ve' nfg
tt
mv
catii
. worth u
Abern
ed his lU
be corM go.
ppon threo Oil;..
thro liin.-s a da;
wa.er. On b;s',..
Lis flesh and inin..
Marion and his mini
liotit with tio food but sweei. ,
hut wat. r und r.o shelter bnt the sky.
"Besides brown bread, the lir.'ok boatmen
subsist almost .ulaly on their native fruits, figs
grapes ai..l r iisi.is. They ore rr.ost nibble c
tive, graceful, c! eerful, and even tho merry
neople in worlu.'"
Grant Thornburn attributes bis cheerful
old ago to the fact that ho "never eat enougb."
art! thuasands of his countrymen are wearing i
cut their bodies not so much by the excess of
business or multiplicity of carer, as by tba
overwork they crowJ upon tceui in U.gestiu? !
surplus and unnecessary fucd.
Sporting News.
We ptrreivj from our spotting exchanges that
Mr. 'i'..v liiii.tcK does not propose remaining
content with his Ces.irewith victory, but intends J
ienc .vin.7 hU campaign against the livers of the
E i.slisli terf unriiig the cofning srmracr. He I
tin pure lived 'Ch-ir'cslon," one of the best, if
not il.c licit horses on the AmciUMii turf, and
chipped htm to England, ard would alo ho :
sent over "Bonnie Lassie." a marc thai was never !
yil bjaten, a;:.l t'ie lcst three year old in A me-
rios, hut that she injured one cf her fore lejs a !
i'ew i iv inre, ill her tl iL'e, and had to be put !
out of tiainir.g ccn-rqucnce. -Charltston" has i
wo:i sera;- half a Jjzen races, keaiiiij the beat I
horcc in the cou.itry, and if he u.eets with na I
ac iJent durtj; hs vovaie, and is tint affected by
an.iis mil Bliecieu i.y ,
.1 , . , ,,- , ,
tut chuii.t'" on Ins arrivji in Liiglanu, v e may e;:-
pert tj l.car id liu fa.lv inain'.uiiiing tha l.ih re-
intul..i..r the l.i-h rv ;
pjiaii.i.i lie w.:n fjr himself here as a first ela-s
Mi' horse, under ail circumstances aid nt ad
di tai ces. He is lour yiars old, in color a ihnk
bi. :nl is bv the reuoivi.oj '-Sovereiau," whose i
stock is Icc-j:si:: tr so f in!H in Atmrici. ,'ilr. j
'feu bro- , with t.'hailcMon," will h..vc sis
horses in England, n.t -I'rioress." '-Uab Inn," 1
a thite year uid, by " two jcar -
oi.js, -li...h:.." aud WiW.i, jin," loth i i Derby ,
f-r 1 s:0. un-lbrtd in this euuut.-y, and Charles- ;
t in." He baa i.ot cutired his hors for any of
tho Sir. i.; ran s, but douUltx their name will!
appear among the nitrtcs fur ths sainmer and fall
contests.
A CnwutLiMS An-Aia. l).,utcnco'cl.-icU
yesterday uLivnoou. a youiiir woman uppar
0 uly of (j'cntuu desc r,!, pn. ceeded to'tho
bro'.i-i's ilixd of .Mr. li.ilip Howard, on
W.iliiiu ttieel, ubcvo '1 hi.d, a.nl ntki d L r a
CfcttaiO ybutiff mar.. Ha made bis aprieu.-ante
iu a lew in.'.iuent.'. 'cm atuitin r pan f tlu
fci'm.', acd the fetnaie, without any farther
cer.unou" coi.imetKvd CuWaliiinilns him sonr.d
1.', Jut iislba blows wereutMijitof.iii thick
bdJ fajt one or two j prous in tlio i nice in
tetfered anil Hopped her. She appeared to
bn pirfeelly cot I auJ t'eteruiiucd. On nti-
r u' from the nPice bhe proceed; d to the se
.tore cn Third stree't, above Walnut and
d a young ge,.tle:tien there to wrap the
.k!a up. II asked her if she was going
-e ,t on any person, to which .htf reel ed
gar stot
a-k
C-iusb
to use it on any person,
":.
that sue lust ImJ uono so. In uuswer to
to -thet questiou, bho responded tb:t th'j man
vbiiuhhe had Hogged had scnudalized her
cLuiicter, and the present advco'.uie was the
only resource at ber command to bare any
thing like redress. She appeared quite calm
though it was evident that the exertion of a
f. w moments before caused quite a glow of
the rose ot beauty to mantU her cheek. Her
ti"porlu tit la the segnr storo was that of
b ay, aad :ir kittdiy thiukinjr tba attendant
lot wrappi,,,, up the cowskio, took her depar
ture, aod the next moment was weudinir her
w..j through the buy throcg suTLirdstreot.
'fatly Atiii,
1'iit first duilv
air.!. .... I- l-iA - -i .1 . -....c in ii.
rSMSIisnu. ..:.. s . V':
isW rir aaV i '-,1,bc''',tl0u "'ictt
'
WnifKRr Koot. Boma timo ago, I wrote
yon that there was such a thing in this coun
try as a ''whiskey root,-' you believed. I now
tke my revenge by rending you the specimen.
It in whut tho Indians coll "Hic-oke. It grows
in Southern Texas, on tho range of tbe antl
hilla bordering on the Itio Oiande, onj in
gravel, annily foil. The Indians eat it for its
cxhilerating cUVct t n the system, producing
precisely the same ns alcoholic drinks. It is
f liced, as ycu would a cucumber, and these
small pieces chewed, and in uhout tbe time ns
comfortably tight cock-tailt", would "stir the
diviuily" within yon, this indicates itself;
only its effects are whnt 1 might term it little
k a v-o-r-l-i-n-g, giving rather a wilder scope
to imtigitinlioti and actions. It can be sliced
and dried, uml iu this way the Indians pro
servo it, then pnrtb and sci ved it up as coffeo
or tea. !t i evidently nf cactus spines, aud
it r.'E.:h)bI.'a that inino than any other plant.
I huve never seen this particular root mention
ed in any woik.uml believe these and speci
men ! f cut Ihe editor of the .Southern Cul
tivator- lo bo the only specimens sent from
the Shite. 1 wish you would have these ana
Ijited, iitnl publish the result. Texas Cor
.Vtw Ui U ins I'ictitjunc.
Navii-atiSo tub At.t. Considerable ex
citement whs created in Columbia county,
Arkansas on the 1 -lib nit., by the sudden up
poaranco of ii geuius, named lien. Johnson,
from llarru-uii conrjty, Mo., in a balloon to
which thirly wild geese were harnessed. He
sai'l ho had been travelling in mid-heaven fur
luarly forty eight hours, and thonghl ilinbout
timo to come down lor "tonder. I ho ttory
reads liLe u hoax, but it is tcstilisd to as
tiuth by respectable witnesses,
A fr-'UI,T. IvSTRl MKVT OF ToRTt'RK. llaV6
o-.tr lady readers ever reflected upon tho fuel
that so small un instrument as a sewing ueudlo
has deslreycil moro !ive., and cuused more
siiilerm?, t han the sword. It is true, how
ever, as tho mortality among sctnistieies
every where ntli tls und our only wonder is,
that parents wili pwvent their daughters to
grow i!) slaves to the needle, while tho (jito
vun .V J.ki:ii jjewinsf Macbines will do better
and more beautiful sewing than can bo done
oy baud. I he time is cuiuing wlien tlio pa
rert who cm.senU to havo Wu daughteis con
tinue I a-r'-H-uin. will legutJud as wautiug
in u.Tection for timin.
M af m An F.An.K Oiri.S rort Camforma.
Mi:. fc-AiiAii Pei.i.ktt, tho refurmer, lias
turned t:p cyain i she proposes to lorwaid to
Cali'Vriiiu a consignment of five thousand
inurt'taguftMo girl frojsi t'.iu New llngland
.States. They r.re. to be consigned to thu va
rious divisions of the Sotis of Tcmpi'innce,
who ari to provide for their wants husbands
included.
jiimorcus.
Ynnkee Courtship.
Yai.kee courtship iu the country, is a " pe
culiar institution," and tho parties ut first
sight are ns shy as rabbits. Sally generally
bits in the chimney corner, beside thn dye-pot
knitting stockings, urn) Jonathan sits in the
opposite corner eating npph-6 snappitlg ft seed
occasionally at his sweetheart, and looking at
the. pictures in the fire. Thus they wili s.i
and say " nothing hardly " until late in the
evening, and Jonathan thinks it time to go
home, when be will put on bis bat aud depart
with soma such reninik us this : " Well, ftall
I guess I'd better be getting along. It's hog
killing' to-morrow, end I've ot to be up right
mart airly."
'Oo(.d'riight. Jonathan ; call agin," is the
response ofSaily ; und sh(? puts up her knit
ting work and goes to bed.
" Hit," says. Toshnrt ( her name is Mehit
ul1f, but we call her Hit for shortness, ) ufter
sittins up with her till near midnight without
vord. "1 "on t know much about
cf, you'll just step behind the
nthin , " otd Hit stepped,
cue day, iu the old chaise, with
side, Jonatbon, after going about
- without speaking, ventured a side
a.id observing that Sully, rvercome by
teat, was apparently" asleep, be became
nturesonie. Her bead gently ret lined on
side, and her pouting red lips wero just
parted sufficient to show a giimpes of the pear
ly gutes within. Jonathan's heart went pit
apat. The temptation was too great. Sully
would never know anything about it ; so
leaning toward her, he stole from those beaa
lilul portals some of their nectar. Sally w as
not " flumuxed" a bit, and Jonathan venlar
td Spain and again, until she awoke, when,
stretching her arms, nnd giving a yawn, she
broKe the s:lence witu : Jonathan, what air-
you a doin' on !"'
' Nothing, hardly,'' responded Jonathan,
" 1 know you aire, neow, for 1 can feel it
jest as plain as day.
ml, rf you den t like it. ' ears Jona.
than. " I gue?3 I won't tech you ngin."
" Wall neow," replied Sally, ' I didn't
speak as to that ; I was only thinking bow
sly you wasubcout it, that's all."
It is supposed thre was a motnul adjust
ment of diilicullies " all reonnd."
M. C. .who took part in the U imnn re
volution, and who is now an employee of tho
Credit Mobilier of Paris, was summoned tba
other day to the office of the Procur. ur Gen
eral, aod asked if bo had knowu Orsini.
"l knew hii'i very well by reputation, replied
M. C , "but 1 have never to my knowledge
seen him, though we may have met in the
Roman Constttuteut Assembly." "That's
wnoT, urfimsaiu, replied me i recureur lieu
.,, . ,.. , , . ... .,., i,..,.
n.i i uj, ur ins iiciiiiin ir?9 ttl' "HlllfU 1UU
i .. m 1 . . '
r '-u.ui. n-p.ieu mm ,ie was
readv to accept tho mission if tbey would
show him tho will. "The will we cannot give
you," said the Procnreiir General, ' the law
not nduiiitins: those who aro condemned to
death to make a will, but I undertake to nc
ipiaiut yon with his last wishes." M. C
went at ur.co Madamu Orsini, who is at Paris
with her two young children, and offerej his
service to that lady. Madame Orsini, who
has been living iu Italy, had not seeo ber
husband fur three yeais.
An I rich timgirtrote, lir.vinr; occasion ts
write the word " ufage," contrived to spell
it without using a lingla Utter of tho original
' word ; his improved orthography was youtitcJi.
i Vt.eu some remarks were made u similar
facts, ho averred that nobody could spell with
I pus made from the quills of Irish geese.
j " George," said a young lady, " there's
nothing interesting in the paper to-dav, is
( there ?'' "No, love, but 1 hope there wiil be
j mie day, wln u wa shall both bo interested."
I The young lady blamed, aud of course said
"For shame. Gecree "
A few d tys since, a pious ild lady, prepa.
t;o io Kiiurrn, was seen io take a
wr''sn" "' n ""ty f, p"'d r?,m. '",r tr"uk'
,"PP' U' .f" M. " ' P0'""1'
Ln'?,T 1 '"N'1 "? "".. tbat it
! 'L y 'n, h"r d?v,,,l,.'i' " f"r
' .ere the treasure is. there will th heart !.,
BlkJ."
Mrs. Partington has seen an article in the
papers headed "Conspiracy to Murder Pill "
Mrs. P. wants to know who Dill is. She ul
ways understood the conspiracy was to murder
Nap , not bill, aad she canuot make it out at
all.
"Doctor," said a de'parirg pit'ent to his
physician. "I i n iu a dreadful state ; I tan
neither lay nor set ; what shall 1 do ?" "Why
tben," replied tbe Hoclor, vt-rj gravely, " I
think you bad better roost."
'Ob pruy let aie liav my way this time,"
aid a yruicr gentleman tj bi lady-luve.
en, nlie, i ciippose 1 must thtu r nee,
I but "u kr'ow married, I
j shall slwojs tavo Il'i.'. of tny own."
MONEY CAN BE SAVED BY PURCHASING AT THE
r3"rjlsJX3"un"sr, NOBTIHJMBBRLA.ND ootjt-tt-2-, &a..
We have Just roceiveJ and are now opening large and choice sclc sled alotk of WINTER
OOOlS, compriing an endless variety, and will positively sell out entire stock at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
We return onr sincere thanks to the public for our inceeasing patronage, and shall endeavor to
merit a continuance of the same.
1:. y 11 11 14 ibt Si sex.
fiT COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED AT THE HIU1IE3T TRICES. "
Sunbuty, December 19, 1S5S.
LANCASTER COLLIERY FOR SALE.
Important to C oal Operators.
fBMIK undersigned Lessees of the "Lancaster
Colliery," near Shamnkin, Northumberland
county, Pennsylvania, wishing to retire from the
business, offer fur sale the Lease and Fixtures
of said Colliery, on satisfnetmy terms. This
Colliery has been in operation since lB.'il, and
has Ifi-n successful beyond expectation. The
Coal is a superior articles for all uses to which
Anthracite is applied, and a good market has been
cstablii-hcd. which can lie much extended. The
Ureaker and Fixtures are of the very best char
acter and will recommend themselves to persons
aripiaintid with the hiieincss.
The Lease runs to January 1, 13U, and is a
favnruhle one for the operator.
For further information apply at thn Colliery
in person, or by letter to Shamokin, P. O., Nor
thumberland county, Pennsylvania.
CliCHKA.N, PEALE & CO.
February 0, 18AR. tf
VALUAELE REAL ESTATE
OlTF.nKD AT
PBIVAlDE SALE.
rSHll subscriber oll'irs at private sale, a cer
B. tain lot or piece of laud, situate in Lower
A ucusta township, Northumberland county,
about 8 miles below 8unliury, hounded on the
west by the river (Susquehanna, on the south by
land ol Ceorge feilcr, on the cast by land of
Wm. Kroh, and on the north by land of Wm.
l(. Jones, containing li Acres and 18 perches,
all of which is cleared and in n very hih state
of cultivation. The Northern Central Kail
luiail passes thrnuch the tract, and U also
bound on the est by the Muin I'oad leading
from Munhcry to Hairishorg, which together,
with the liivcr upon the went, and the fertility
of the soil makeB it a very pleasant and desira
ble situation.
A l.!SOt another c-r'ni'i Tract of Land, situate
in said township, adjoining lands of William
Kroh, on the sonih, the heirs of Kn'ncrt and Ar
thur A uchinutv ; on the east Wm. V. silver-
wood, and a public rond on the north, and Win
I!. Jones on the we at. roe'iiiniuz 93 Acres 121
perches strict measure. .About 60 acre of which
aio cleared, and ill a high state of cultivation
and iho residue most excellent land for cultiva
tion. IimI i now covered w ith excellent timber,
and if purchased soon, the purrhas. r csn get a
large quantity of Uniiroad Ties on the same.
'I Lis tract is also well watered, havim; several
line springs upon it, ami every field ran he wa
tered thereby. An indisputable title will be given
and terms of sale reasonable.
WILLIAM K. JONES.
Lower Augusta tp., January 2, 18fi7. tf
FEBRUARY 20, 1858.
JUST received ly Pailriad another lot o
choice and desirable goods consisting in par
of Fancy Hclnnes new- styles, 1J luck and Fnncy
Silks beautiful Madder Prints at 0,8 and 9
cents per yard Pe.sian Dcbege 12 ce nts Plain
Delaees 12 J cents 36 inches wide unbleached
M uslin C cents Also 1300 yards Muslin dif
ferent widths and qualities French Cloths, Cas.
s'uneres, Satinett, Keniuck y Jean Vc. at excecd
incly low prices And we call particular atlen
lion to our Slock of Fresh Groceries, feeling as
sured that their quality and our price wiil render j
entire satisfaction
COME ONE COME ALL !
Exnmiii our goods and learn our prices, our
stock presents a large and varied assortment, en
ah'.in:; purchasers to make a good selection to the
best advantage.
GREAT B.A.RGkA.IXtfS,
In ronsequnce of the advanced state of the Win
ter, wo will commence from this date to sell our
entire stock of Ready Made Clothing Blankets,
W inter Hosiery, and a very nice assortment of
Ladies Shawls at greatly reduced prices Now
is the time to secure good bargains.
A 1-E.NNV SAVI'OH A IXN.NY KARNF.P.
E. V. BRIGHT ii. SON.
Sunbury, February 20, 185S.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TI'xHE subscribers, Execntors of the estate o
l Henry Masser, dee'd., oiler at private sale
the following property viz: A large two story
frame dwelling house, together with about
fiO ACRES OF LAND,
Situate in Lower Augusta township adjoining
lands of Daniel Kaufman and others now in the
occupancy of John K. Kaufman as a store aud
dwelling;. The house is new and the location a
good one for businesK.
Also a TRACT OF LIMESTONE LAND,
in said township on the river about 5 miles be-
low .Sunl'U.y, adjoining lands of J. T. M'Pberson
and others, containing, about 90 acres. The
soil is productive and contains limestone ar.d
other minerals.
Also a tract of Land, containing about 35
acres cm the hill, about two miles below Sunbury,
adjoining lands of the heiis of tho late John
Conrad and others. There is, on this tract, a
small orchard of choice fruit.
For further particulars apply totfio subscribers.
H.I1. MASSKK, )
P. B. MASSER, SExecutars.
FRANCIS UCCIIER. )
Sunbury, January 19, 18.")C tf
Farmer I.ooh to Tour Intercut.
LICT3 1 LIjVEE 1 1
fjp HE sudscriher respectfully informs the far
- mers and the public generally, that he has
leased the lime kilns of Ira T Clement in Sun
bury, nnd that he has tlways on hand, and is
ready to supply a good quality of lime to alhvhn
may want for building or farming purposes.
He, lias ul.o a kiln at Heeler's crossings miles
from unbuiy, or two from Snvdertown.
fK" All kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange.
CEO. W. STROM.
iSunhury, Dec. 28, 1807.
HWER's'uaUIDAljTDYE.
Tlie tMiiinui y of Pi..f. lWh und Ur llriui-klr haying
previously tea pulihmiril, the Mlotviu; is now mliltil :
From I'ri'f .MeCUlSKEV. I'r.rineily P-ofeinr of Throrv
and 1'iaelii-e of Medicine in the Female Me.lu-ul l'!r"e
if l'eiins Ivanu., und lule I'o.fesAor ol bmgeiy m ifie
American I'ullegeef Meilii-litr. Ae. :
I liiL.DiLl'ini, Nov. 47th, Ireifj.
Mr. Jorru F.. Hovis A uial of y.m I.1QI II)
IIA1U bW. wlllcniviiiee llie in.Hil skeptical, that 11 isu
Are, klljant, anil tsficAcioes preisirtuiou. Vulike
many iilheri, it lias in severul insUiuces proveil seivieeahle
in ihc cure of s.'ine cuunieour eruious isi the heaj, und
1 have nt. hesitation in cuiumcndiiig it to those reijuirina
I ii-h un application.
Veiyiespectfully, J.F.X McCI.OSKEY, M.D.,
474 Kaee M , atsivs 13th.
IIOVHK'S WRITINO INKS, I net o.l i i - HDVKR-S
WHITING FI.LIU. und IIUVKR rllMlKI.IHI.i; l.NKS,
till in.iiiiiiuii il.cii Linn elmmeier, which Inn always dis
luiKUitliril Ihcni, und the eitensive deinand Urwl crested,
luistmitiiiued uiimteriupled until the present.
Orders addressed Iu the Manufactory, No. 4 IU
RACE street, above Fourth, (old No. H4.)
Philadelphia, will receiveprompt attention, by
JOSEPH E. HOVER. Manufacturer.
December 2 18f7 April , '67, cb.
lOOO Iba ol Cur.tet llagr
"tVANTED at the store ..f E. Y. Bright A
" iSon. who are constantly receiving fresh
supply of Goods, thus olVe,iiig uthe public the
largest and most desirable sssorla.ent.
Julv II. 1857.
i jATCHOCLV, JOCKEY CLUH, SPUING
I FLOWERS, Ac., of the best quality j a
fresh supply just received and for sale at the
Drug htore of A. W, PISIIL'U.
Sunltirv. Aug. 1, 1807.
WE STILL SURVIVE THE CRISIS
NOTWITHSTANDING the astonishing quan
titv of Goods that I brought into town last
Snrina-.I succeeded in selling them all out ex
cept wliat I gave away, ond had to hurry to the
city, for a new lot, in order that my customers
might not be put to the inconvonience of buying
at other stores, where they would be chaiged
killing prices. Profiting by past experience, I
have just brought on
Twice as Many Goods,
and I have now the larerest and CHEAPEST
ASSORTMENT ever offered within hearing jf
this place. I em bound to sell
CHEAPER THAN EVER,
before. I need not say cheaper than my neigh
bors ; for that is no longer a disputed fart.
I am now ready to deal out goods twenty
hours out of twenty-four Sundays excepted
at lower prices than any person dare ask lor.
Just call for any thing you want. I am deter
mined to
SUPPLY ALL DEMANDS
that may be made, reasonable or unreasonable,
('all soon, as the rush is Iremendous.
IRA T. CLEMENT.
Sunhury, Dec 20, I8o7 ly
1857- FALLoVINTER GOODS ! 1358
A-T T. "W. GRAY'S
FANCY DRY GOOD STORE,
I Market Square, Sunbury.
1 VOW received and will continue to receive
- ' the largest and best selected Stock of
: Jlluck Cluthf, Cassimeres, Costinclts ami
I 1 Vs'iW, .ye.
An assortment of Dress Goods, viz: Fancy
printed Calicos, Chillies, printed Lawns, Da Lain
llareges. Merinos, Cashmeres, Alapacas, Dress
Silks, Ginghams, &c.
LINEN AND WHITE GOODS.
' Irish Linen, bleached and brown Drilling, Sheet
! itig, Pillowcaseing, eve.
Dress Trimmings in Great Variety.
: Hoots and Sliors
Hats and ('tips,
Hardware,
CeJarware,
Groceries,
Queensware
SALT and FISH, Cheese, Crackers. Vegars,
Tobacco. Snuff, Ac , an assorsment of other
Goods too tedious to mention.
Feeling grateful for past favor we beg leave to
!!' -C our old friends and the public that no
l in our part shall be wanting to merits
coi nuance of our patronage.
i oiintry produce taken in exchange at the
highest market price.
P. W.GRAY.
Sunbury, Dec. 12 18.r7. tf
A VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE
SALE.
flHE subscriber will sell at private sale a
L FARM, situate iu Point township, Nor
thumberland county, uhout 3 miles from the
horouah of Northumberland, on the Danville
road, adjoiniii!! lands of J. C, Horton, James
Neshit, Chas. Parka and the north branch of Ihe
river Susquehanna containing 75 to 100 Acres,
to suit purchasers. ' The land is iu a good state
of cultivation. The improvements consist of a
l.,ri;e frame HOl.'SE, well fiui-licd ; a Spring
House, built over a never-failing spring close
to the house, a linnk barn aud oilier outbuild
i.igs. An U. chard with young anil chutce Iruit
trees.
1 he above tract will be sold on reasonable
terms and an indisputable title given. Posses
sion given on the first dav of April next.
For further particulars inquire of the tubscri
ber, residing on the adjoining fat in.
JAMES NESBIT.
Point township, January 3:1, IK58. tf
"lOL'NTY ORDERS. County orders taken
v as casli for gooJs, aud on nutc or book
count by E. Y. BRIGHT i SDN
Nov. s. l.'.fi.
IJORTand MADEKIA WINES, SchieJam
Schnapps, Wild Cherry brandy, Blackberry
mil Lavender brandies for medicinal purposes at
March l l, a7. A. V. FISHER.
Iishing Tackle. Red Cork, Grass, Cot
ton and Linen Lines, Out Lines, Sea Grass
by the yard, Snoods, Flics, Kirhy, Limerick and
Carlisle Hooks, Rods, Ac, for sale by
March 41. '57. A. '. FIsHE-R.
ioalj .made C'lOllllnsr. Peter Sham
Whippoorwill Uangups, Mohair Raalanc,
French Cloth and i'lack t'nion Coats, including
a nice assurtment fur Keys. Pants, Vests and
Monkey Jackets, all sizes and prices.
Sunbury, Dec. 26, '57. B A'IGHT 4 SON
(sJQI ARE and Long Broche Shawls; also,
WatcrThet, Bay State, Waterloo, and Blan
kct, Shawls, latest styles, all qualities and prices.
Uec. ti. !Ho7. URIGHT & SON.
P. MELANCHT0N SHINDEL.
Jl STICK or TIIK I'llACC,
STJISTBTJ-R-X', FJY.
Office in Uetr Street, immediately ojpvtite the
Fublic School House.
All business promptly attended to. Monies
collected snd all ordinury w ritings dune.
Sunbury, April M5. 1857. tf
ftcw Ortigsj, I;iintH, &.c.
NEW supply nf Ihugs, Paints. Oils,
Fluid, &c, just received and for sale by
A. W. FISHER.
Sunbury, May S, 1HS7.
AND WARRANTS. The highest" price
-"will be given for Land Warrants by the sub.
cribei H. B MASSER.
A TENT BRITTANIA
bar bottles for sale by
STOPPERS fo
B MASSER.
H.
Sunbury, July 19. Irlftfi.
stationery .-
t-3 Paper and
-A large supply of fancy Note
aper anil Envelopes, Mourning, Letter,
and Cap Puper. Pens. Ink, Sand, Ac, at
March 14. 'S7. A. W. FIsHF.R'S.
rpobaCCO and Sogars- 20,000 Imported
- Segars of various brands. Eldorado, Fig,
Cavendish and fine cut tobacco at
A. W. FISHER'S.
Bunbury, March 14. 1S.S7.
A. J. ''"ROCKEFELLER
Vttornen nt Can),
Practices in Northumberland and adjoinin
Counties.
Sunbury, November 11, 1857.. tf
WUOIISAIS AID RlTAIl
BOOT STORE,
40 South Fourth S.t, above Chemnt, Phtfa.
BOOTS, Shoes, Gaiters, ic, promptly made
to order iu the erjr best style, and of the
best material.
Philadelphia, May 9, 1857..
A LMONDS. RAISON8. FIGS, LEMONS.
Ac, tVc., just received a freah supply and
for sale at the Confectionary store of
M. C. GEARHART.
Stmbtiry, May t6, 1857a
Vain Itanished t
1 F B rilOLONaB
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
T suffer the pains anJ penalties of sickiie's when the
eettnin means ol cure aic accessible to all, i positive
madness. The vegetiil.t remedy, nctinar powerfully upon
the pauses of disease in all the fluids, nerves, and tissues
of the boily, exdVI the inorlud nuit poisonous matter from
its lurking places in the system, cleume and pin if y eveiy
secretion, rebuild the shnrtercd ei'i.slilulioil, lestore tha
vinor niuf virility ot the enfeebled frame, aa4 lend to pro.
long Hie lur neyoun us onunaiy iimn.
MILLIONS RELY ON THF.M!
In every quarter of the etobe, amonu nil notions, civil
l"dn.l saviiRe these Pills are used with equal and nnva
ryins su. cess. They are advertised in every printed Ian
cunge. nnd whereever commerce has penetrated, they are
in continual demond.
ALL INTERNAL PISEABF.S
Yield toth'tr netion, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Af
fections of the Roweis, the Kidneys, the serves, me
! Thrni.t sod the Brain, that have previously
de bed nil hiimnn skill and nil other remedies; are expedi.
tiouslv and inlnbblv cured bv this uii-eonqorriiig iiicuicino
BODILY rftOMTHATIll.N
Tven when Ihe nntients are reduced to the lost decree
of feebleness, they mny I reeuM-riited by the resistless
tonic and alternative properties of llollowsy's Fills.
KF. MALES OF ALL Al.r.s,
From whntever vnriety of the ailments psculior to their
sex they mnv be sulTeriiiR. mny rely with entire confidence
un tbe effect of tins Streiigihing , leviving, Pale and im
mediate remedy.
Hallway Fills art th htrt remedy Innwn
in the world for the following ttisetite:
Asthma, Fever ami Ague ftone and Orsvel
Bowel Complaints Femnle romploints Sceniidniy Symn
t'onghs lleniluchcs Inward raknefS
i -.,,. Indieestion Liver Complnints
Chest Diseases lnilurnzu Lovntsf!pirils
Cnslivenets Inflanimntion I lies
Dyspepsia Venereal Afleetiuns
Dinrlnea Worms, of all kinds
Drossy
ItT CAL'TIOX ! None nre genuine nnlest ti e words
"lli.ll.iyvny. New York nnd Isustoii," ore discernible ns
as a wiiler-timrk in every leal nf the book of directions
nrouiid each pot or b"X i tbe same may be plainly seen ly
holding tbe leaf to the light A hninliine reward will
i.M mv...., io miv nue ruiiderniff such informntiou ns nmy
lead to the detection of any party ot parties counterfeiting
the medicines or vending the same, knowing theiii to be
s.uirioes.
old nt tbe Manufnrtntlea of Professor lloM-oWAT
fit Miiiden Line, New York, nnd alt Mrnnd. London, by
nil rH,wcoilile Uruncists und Dealers iu Medicine tliroiich-
illt llie t ililed Stuns, and the civilized world, ill Is.xcs,
nt J.'i cents. CJJ cents, nnd Sl each.
IV There is a considerable saving by taking the larger
1IZ.1
N. B. Directions f.r the gtiidanea of patients la every
disi.rdcr ore nftixed to encti hoi.
October 17, li-a?. lyca.
Tllli Mltt-IAT
ESTABLISHMENT
I N T II K I I' Y O F HA 1. T IMOBE,
A T A Til HIT'S ;ay Street Warrronm os W.I
.y 1 ond o.j North tluy slreet, ileal l-'ovette, Diit'.imore
where is kept ulwnvs on htiiid. or nrule to order, every
slyleof KreneU TKTK-A-TKTl, iu Plush, Hair, Cloth
or Hroentelle.
rrciieh Full PtnfT and Meitnllioa Parlor Arm Cliuirs,
in Plush. Iluir, floih or llfH-iileiie.
I'rrneh FuilStutl "Curved Parlor Chairs in nets, with
fluth, Hair, Chita or Hrocatciie.
SOFAS'
Half French Spring Mahognny and Walnut Parlor
Cliuirs. in Hair, C'lolh and Plush.
Hocking Chairs various designs, in Hair, Cloth and
Plush.
SturTSpiing lounges a large assortment attvais en
hand, or an) pattern made or covered wiui any goisls to
orster.
C II A II B B It STJZT8.'
IiiJMnh'rniiy or Walnut, complete, from 835 up.
Cnne Cliuirs and Hocking do. the largest a.nrtnienl
remly itiuile in any one house in trie t'uited Slates fraui
li a d"en up.
Mar Kis.in, iiitiee and Dining Chairs, in Oak, Walnut
or MulesTany, with Cane. Wood or Stuffed Scut.- un
assortment einbitieuig over 6ft dozen.
Wood seal Chans and Settees and Itockiiie Chairs.
over IOU d-'7.en.
U lit mid Pliiin Frame Tvoklni' O lasses, of eveiy vnriety.
All kinds of lleds, Hair and Husk Mattinsses
A. MATI1IOT.
N"s. ii and ' N. Gay st , near Fayette St., liaitunora
A'lfiut I, H-S7. ly
BARTHEHWABB- "
flHE subscriber respectfully in'orms the citi-1-
lens of Sunbury and the public generally,
that he has commenced the manufacture of all
kinds f
EARTHENtVARE,
at his manufactory in Whortleberry Street, one
square east of the River. Hs has engaged the
services of Mr. llisr, and you can therefore
depend on hating a good article. The public
are respectfully invited to call.
AJI orders from a distance will be promptly
attended to.
F. M.SHINDEL.
Sutihery, Feb. 5, 1858. tf
.. S. LWRECE'8
NEW
Paper, Printers' Card and Envelope
WAREHOUSE,
Ao. 405 Commerce Street, Philadelphia.
Cash buyers will find it for their interest to
call.
January 16, 1858. 6mos.
Str:nv-CuUer.
rpillE subscriber haa been appointed Agent for
1 Messrs Geddes & Marsh of I.ewisburg, for
the sale of their Straw, Hay 3c Corn-Fodder Cut
ter. This Cutter ia the best in use. Farmers
and others are respectfully requested to call and
examine lor tuemseives.
P. B. MASSER.
Sunhury December 2C, 1857. tf
T3EIM TISTRY
GEORGE REXK,
1 NNOL'NCEs to the citizens of Sunbury and
vicinty, that he has opened an office in Sun
bury, above H. J. Wulverton s ofltce opposite C.
Weaver's Hotel, waere lis is prepared to attend
to all kinds of work belonging to the profession,
in the lutest and most improved style. All work
well done and warranted.
December 13, 1856
Citrate of Magnesia
OR
TASTELESS 8ALTS.
HTMIIS preparation is recommended as an St.
-- cellrnt laxative and purgative. It operates
mildly, is entirety free from any unpleasant tast
resembling lemonade in flavor, prepared and sold
y A.W.FISHER.
Sunbury, March 4 1856.
PHILIP H. PTODT.
WHOLES.,! SD aXTlll
Grocery, Wine and Liquor Store,
5. E. cor. Walnut and Water Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
DE4LERS and families will be fromptly
supplied at tbe lowest price.
October 4. 1866. tf
GOLD PENS with aad without ess, f (
ery superior quality, just receive!.
Also a fresh supply of Writing Fluid, far sal
b7 H. H. MA88ER.
Sunhury. Dee. 7. Iltf
Masjkerel, Herring ar.d 6hsd, whole lis
or retail. Now is th time to purchase
Fish, as w aro nsbUd to oflat- tbsm at lower
price than you can purrhta them in th Spring.
BtinlTiry, !;. , 97. BRIGHT! 80f.
el jrlf'JTaiaJl
THE LARGEST STOCK EVER OFFERED
IN BUNBURV.
t'asblonable, Clic-np nnd Vaeful
rilHE sulwcriber, long established as a Cabinet
JL and Chair Manufacturer in Hunhurv. thank
fill for past favors, solicits a continuance of the
public patronage. His stock of Cabinet-Ware,
Chairs, Vc., embraces
EVERY VARIETY, tSEPIL AND OR HA
niEMTAL in housekecpiag. It is unnecessary to enume
rate, aa anything that may be required in bis
line csn be had at moderate prices, Cheap for
Cash, or Ceuntry Produce'taken in exchange.
Establishment
6'onM Kant Corner of Market Square.
I tT Thase knowing themselves indebted te
tba subscriber would oblige him by making pay
ment.
SEBASTIAN HAL'PT.
Sunburv, April 4, 1857. if
new A.rti-twisjoEiviEisrx i
l'rtth Arrival nf
DUUQS, PAINTS, OILS.tc,
riHE undersignod Saving taken the store for
JL merly kept by William A. Hruner, is now
ready to fill orders end prescriptions at a mo.
ments notice. He lies a large and well selected
stock of fresh snd pure
DRUGS, CHEMICAL,
Dye-stuffs, Oil, Paints, Glass, Putty, aad all
kinds of Patent Medicines.
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONARY
Tobacco and Imported Segara of the choicest
brands, fancy Notions' toilet articles, and Per
fumery of all kinds. Tooth and Hair Brushes
of every variety.
Camphint and Fluid alu ayt en hand.
Customers will find his stock complete, com
prising many articles it is impossible here to enu
mcrate, and all sold at moderate prices.
Remember the place, next door to E. Y
Dright's Mammoth Store.
A. W. riSUEK.
Sunbuty, March 14, 1S57.
TV, r.B I. fn. nUM.. n: V.. ...V'.. . f I
las psrltetlT rr,,l, i.b llwnmlU,.U'l. ftl,,..
r Cin.nl. Mil, InttsntlT, ! 1, imtrs sstl'v wsl.4
and opani.i uisb ssy Hh da ,tl,,nl.J. All
kib.U of Wm ul emal Sr. eoasll dusgTHsblt
and worth lM, In MSline
In rrMi'r Ilili srli.l. to tts ssSlle, IV IksI.t
clislltSrt the wnrld tn as In'sliihl., Smipl., Ksr Sfid
.... , v, n.rir,it,,i n.,'in.
PS'lt,., i,it,Mt is ,h. n' Inf.rlor Csn, s trv
in lsrirsuni tl.i. arti.lc by fslM (Ut.m.nl. ; bnt s.l
M .utlrte snd ..ra.iisal Ma .ho ha.s tismiasd a ,s
U i. wtm-oi s fault.
I II ii .srfsotn.t in k.n all srtirlt, pnt sp sa-nrdla;
I 0 Jir,.liua 1'rr it. snd in si! ,., wb.'t s fa-tlun.
Iter fsu:t bf tl. I S'i th. nvn. .ill b rtfiin.l.!
IT1.S ps.fc.t 1, r-a d-aduiwrnlns Tu,u'M Gam,
dirf.ri ul from 0 off,n,l. on nard ty r-th.r..
Thn Srs'ing u on so mUml raw .lan .1h Oual
Ut.p lrl.o. ttl. and sssot .rrtae. or i ,st, a,
PMr Clum r"b.lli ...aid o no noy t.rl'in-
TSn ot'Oninz k larrn snoach to a-la-it a fall-.lid
toncb. v1i,m i. an L.nd an ut it to ilrtoriorsto llto
tb.rotitsut. ; I, i, m,K nnn-rly or T:a.
Tl'l l'riori-U or soohn? Snj rt.-oj tbsla.t forTarat'
1 r.art. sc i ta.as .ho Sato Irif l ta:s .111 sat
1 Boxcar I noa.
I A LIUKKAL PttTOfNT TO THE TSaD
tcS
LUDLOW CAN CO.
SS Ulae tit., H.V.
fept. 19. li-ST.
NEW CONFECTIONABY
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL.
M. C. GEARHART,
HAS just received s new and excellent assort
ment of goods at his Confectionary and
Fruit Store in MARKET STREET, Sunburv,
where he manufactures and keeps on hand, at
all times, the most choice Confectionary, Ac,
Wholesale and Retail, at Philadelphia prices.
Among his stock of Confcctioiiaries, may bs
found :
French Secrets,
Gum Drops, all kinds af scant,
love Drops,
Mint Drops, red and white,
Jelly Cakes,
Fruit Drops,
Stick Cmiittes, f a" sends
Rock Candy.
Almond Candy,
FRUIT.
Prunes,
Figs,
Citrons.
Uurned Almonds,
Cream White,
" Ii.i.m
Kose.
Vanilla,
Common Secrets.
Liquor ice,
Pananss,
Dates.
Currants dried,
Almimus,
Raisons, Nuts ef all kinds
LEMON SYRUP
of a superior quality, by the single or doitn. A
superior quality of Segara and Tobacco, and a
variety of Confrrtinnaries, fruit, Ac, all of which
is offered cheap at wholesale or retail.
ICE CREAM.
He lias aha opened an fee Cream Saleon, and
will at all times be ready to serve his customers
with Ice Cream.
Sunbury, May SI, 1SS7. ly
SALAMANDER FIES
miEr-PEobp SAFES.
The largest assortment in fhs United Slates.
Warranted ta be equal to any now made, and
will be sold on as Good Terms, as can be obtain
ed from any ether house in the Country, at
EVANS i WATSON'S
16 South 4th Street, Philadelphia.
Truth is Mighty, and Must Prevail.
Report ef the Committee appointed to tupitr in
tend the Burning of the Iron Safes, at Read
ing, February 27, 1S57.
RsiDiso, March 4.
The undersigned, members of the committee,
do respectfully report, that we saw the two Sales
oTiginally agreed upon by Farrels & Herring snd
Evans ii Watson, placed side by side in a fur
nace, Tin The Safe inusebytho Paymaster of
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Compa
ny, in his otfice at Reading, mmnfactored by
Farrels A Herring, and the Safs in use by H.
A. Lantx, in his store, manufactured by Evana
A Wataon, and put in books and papers precisely
alike.
The fire was started at 6 o'clock, A. M.,and
kept up until four cords of green hickory, two
cords dry oak and half chesnut tap wood were
entirely consumed, the whole under the superin
tendence of the subscribers, members of the Com
mittee. The Safes were then cooled off with
water, after which they weie opened, aud the
booka and papers taken out by th Committee
and sent to H. A. Lantz's store for public exam
ined and marked by th Com mitte. The books
and papers taken from the Safe manufactured
oy Farrela ir Herring were in our judgment,
damaged fully fifteen per cent, more titan those
taken Irom Evans & atson s bale.
W believe the above to have been a fair and
impartial trial of the respective qualities ef both
Safes.
JACOB H. DYSHER,
DANIEL S. HUNTER.
Hating been absent during th burning, w
fully coincide with the above statement of the
condition of th papers and books taken out of
tn respecltv Salts.
a. A. NICCLLS,
H. H. ML'HLENBERO,
JAMES MILHOLLAND.
March Jl, 857.
AMERICAN IIOUSE,
WJLLIAMSPORT, PA.,
J. II. HELTOX. Proprietor.
Jaj. T. Hall, Ass't.
8ept. 13, 1856. tf
French ClOtb. Fancy and Plain Cassi
mere, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Silk, Sa
tin and Silk Velvet Vestings, Troy Satinetl and
th very largest and cheapest assortmsnt of
Men' Wear suitabls for cold weather.
BRIGHT A BON.
8unburr, Dec S6, '37.
BOOTS A SHOES for Msn,' Womsn acj
Children, a large stock, eo mprising Mn's
Water Proof Kipp and Clf skio Boots, Bro
isaa, Moro, Kid and Calfskin 8ho, Gaiter
aad Gum Sbo. BRIGHT A SO V.
fiunlniry, Pe, JfST.
A
A
HERUINa'S SAFS.
i n Acnrowi.F.rjeK
CHAMPION 1 1
tiir rf.cent trial t
Beading havs endorsed the eimtn
of pubba opinion, and cotifiruvd
the verdict ol more Usui S) jen
dentol fires, proving toiirhistvelv
i"m - nemiig s" is tha only BAKE
that will no! hum.
F.xlrocl funn tha Committer's
Repor. on the Trial p Iron tSifea
at Rending t
''On the 9Cth of February all the memlwrs of lh n,-
mitte met to witness the 8afet and books snd nnnv.
(lilnced in them) snd 1 ere perfectly satisfied that all wis
right. The day fallowing, th burning took place, urate
the superintendence of the Committee. After a fsir surf
imparl isl burning fi.r five hours, Uie Hiife of Messrs
Evnns A Watson was first opened, the Safe being on fir
inside, and the contents partially consumed, while th .av
teuts in tha ttafe of Messrs. FarrslsA: llrrruif w
r- v..ll'., HIU IIU 1.IC 11ISIUS."
leading, March 2, IS',7.
(Signed,) II F. FELIX. )
P.N COI.KMA.V, (coraaJ'tas
A. II PEACOCK.
And endorsed try over 60 of the best men of Rer.disc
The alive Stfes can lie insnccted nt at tv.h , h7?J
where the public nn snlisl v tln-msrlves of the grent siipe
riority of the "Herruu's Potent Cbumrion," over is
defeated and used up "inside Iron Door Hslmander."
I! all-? & Herring-,
34 Walnut St.. Vhilnn
Only makers In this Slate of llsrring s Tatfiit Chamsua
Safes. e
The attempt made by other partes to l.!!itfr ,t,.
rsputntinn of a Phife which lias failed so sismsHv ii scci
denlHl hres in Philadelphia, (Ranstend PLick.) by tnkuir
..ur .nu in nu nirciirs store, (If A. I-nntz ) msdr dnuhi
thickness. (eitTerent from thnsr t'acv sell) tu "burn up'
one f Herring's (Imlins Ihiek) Ims met with its true rs'
ward. Ilerrms i Pnfe cmld not 1 barm, prnvinf onclu.
sivclv tint the only reliable fnfe now rm-V is"llrrrinr's'.
... ........ ulc now ,i, neui.ii usr. aim rovr
than ?iO hove been tried by fire without a single l"ss
hi in,, ti une ',, i?ai. sy .
ISAAC M. WILKEKSOX.
manupact rrr-E of
FURNITURE AND CIUIRt
Of the most Fashionable Style.
Solas), an and I.oiiiigp
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards.
SOFA, BREAKFAST AND DIMMJ TABLES
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, epiat to Phil
delphia manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and pri
CUPBOARDS. WORK AND CANDLE.
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
In short,every article ,n this line of his busin,
'TMIE subscriber respectfully calls the attent
of the public to his large and splendid
sortment of every quality am price of .
C A HI HT.WA II E
which cannot fail to recommend itself tocvery
who will examine it, on account of its dur
workmanship and splendid finish, made up of
best stock to be had in the city. No elfo
spared in the manufacture of his ware, am
subscriber is determined to keep up with
many improvements wnuu ars constantly 1
made.
He also manufacture all kinds sad que
of
C1IAIKS.
ncluding vsrieties never before to be h
Sunbury, such as Minor,;, Put x W,
Ct tiLsn Mitar. Guf.c m ; isu i
CHAIRS, mi nsir I'urro Srcot.s, wh
of the latest styles, an-! wavenied to be c
by none manufactured in ihe ( iticsor cl-c
The subscriber is dt-terminn.l tliat Ihe:
he no excuse fur persons to purchase furni
the cities, as every confidence ran he enu
bout the quality and ftrtinh of his ?w
V hairs.
' hesc articles will be disposed cf on :
ten. us they can be purchased elsewhere
trvp aji'nice taker, in payment for wmV
I ' N D E RT A KINO. Uav-cg
a haiidsoine lli:iusi . ;e is nw prej.;
I'lulertaking, and attemltng fun.-rnls, in
cinily, or at any contenferY. distance f
piace
. TheWare Room is in Fawn f
ow Weaver's Hotel.
He has also purchased the righl of
turing and selling in No'tiiiiii t'erlsiu
Gould's patent Excelsoir Spring Bed,
will furnish at reasonable rates. Sprii
old bedstead for three dollars.
Is.tAC M. WILKE
Sunbury, April 18, 19,',7. tf.
FURNITURE POLISH
S. RAE'S Premium Patent Ename
Polish. This polish is highly valua!
ring the polish en all kinds of Furni
Cariiags Hodies, H.ir Cloth, ir.
moving spots, hiding scratches. Ac,
ranted to dry inimMiiately und retain
Price 60 cts. per bottle. Sold bv
A. W. 1
March H, 185?.
S t.MI'LL Ut. OR1VI
ATTORNEY AT X
Ojjice on South Second, near M:
L E W I S B I' R 0 , r ,
Prsctices in the Counties of L'nif
berlund snd Montour.
All l'aoressio)ii. Bcsisrss
Ins rsre will recent prompt and I
lion.
Octeher 3, 18.17. If
W1I1TK HORSE IK
POTTSVILLE. P.
THEsufcacriber respectfully snt
eld friends snd the publrc, th
that old snd well known establish
White JITorsa Ho
At ths carrier of Centra and Ms
the Borough ef Poltsvillf. Ths
cently been very much enlarged
improved, rendering it quite as
sny ether Hotel in Scheyfti"
ihe stables are large. In good ro
tend by careful, aitentits, prude
To travellers and others wha
house, hs promises every attent,
render them comfortabls snd sa
JOS
April 5, IBS'- tf
STAl FI KIt &IIA
CHF.AP tVATCIIF.S AND
tTHflLKSALE AND RK.TAIL,
? Watches and Jewell) Store' :
Niirthtecoiiit!tii'ei, Coiner ol tijir
Sold Uver Watches, foil J led, '
(f.'ld Lepitie, 1 caret,
Silver Lever, full eutiltd,
Silver Lepuie, jrwt.s,
siu.erii.r Qaariiers,
C"ld !iH-i UlC't S,
Kme Silver do ,
Geld BrsctVis,
I. yd) 's Gold t'ciici't,
Silver Tea Srsnjes, set,
li.iid Pens, wuh Pencil amtSilvrr h
Hold Finger Hli'SsStj CIS to tfsl
121 els , patent ISJ, I u let i1.". : o:in
Au s Kxlt warranted to be whm tin
KI'Al f
v' On hand some (ild nmi 154
an 1 11 lower than the a!H;ye prices
r-hilade.phia, llrli'hcr 10, 57-
HENRY DO
ATTORNEY .
" Oj?ic eppositi the I
Sunbury, Northumber"
Prompt attention te bu
Counties.
DANVILLE
JOHN DEI
Jlfcirit-r Street, D
THIS ia ens of th larg
dioua hotels in th in
it bas been recently fitted
with all th modern eonvei
Danvilled, Sept. 22, 18:
BLANK Parchment P
Mortgages, Bonds, 1
Ac, fer sal b
Sunbury A pri 26. 18!
PIOKSALE axcll
JT ing 8uv, also i
Sto. Enquire at this
SILVER WATCHEf
English Sileor Watt
tea by
tnr.VoTy, Apr?, II. II
r-.fi:i'iw ki'.fl
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