4
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JOHN RAN DOLtl.
t 1. 1. wm rrir.K.
0 Motlif-r Frth ! upon thy lap
Thy weary onr receiving,
And o'er them, silent as t dream,
Thy irra?y mantle weaving
Told softly to iliy long enibrare
That henrt so wirn nd broken,
And cool if pulse or fire beneath
Thy shadows old and broken.
Mint onl from Mm the bitter worl 1,
Am! serpent his of ecoriiiiir;;
Nor fct the storms of yesterday
Disturb hi quiet morning, .
Bmatli rver him lorjreifulnes
Of' all save doeda o( kindness,
And save o mile f grateful eye. .
1're-fiJown bit lida in blindness.
There where with living ear mid eye,
He heard Pat.im.ic's fl.iwitig,
And through Uia tall ancestral trcea
Saw Autumu'a sunset glowing,
Iii? rlccps jlill looking to the west,
beneath the (lark wood shadow,
A a if licelill Would see thn aim
fink down on wave and nicidnw.
Bard, saga and tiihunc! in himself
All moods of mind contrasting
The leiid.'rent wail of human woe,
The fcorn like lightning blusting;
The pathos which fiotn rival eye
I'nwilliiiS tears could lummou,
The stinging taunt, the fiery burit
Of hatred scarcely liutnun !
Mirth sparkling like a diamond-shower, !
From lipa of life long tadncss;
Clear picturing of majestic thought
Upon a ground of madness ;
And over all, romance, and aong
A classic beauty throwing.
And laurcll'd Clio at Ida sido
Her storied pages showing-
Who ever read The Castaway, or the Jackdaw
in the Steeple, (to which tho dying Webster
added a new fume.) without thinking of what
thai last stanza ao well en pressed (t Kai.dolph!
Too honest or too prouJ to feign
A love he neor rjhcrihed.
Beyond Virginia's border line
Ilia patriotism perished,
'While others bailee) in distant skies
Our eagle's dusky pinion,
He only saw the mountain bird
ftoop o'er bis Old Dominion !
The last verse may not he absolutely true, but
it is bcauli'ul writing; one may say as Coleridge
d ies of Ariosto-"! would rather praise hu poetry
than Ins poem. 1 he ne&t verse ts fine :
Still through each rhange of fortune strange,
liack'd nerve and brain all burning,
His loving fuith in mother-land
Knew never shade of turning:
By HrHuin's lakea, by Neva's wave;
W hutever sktr was o'er him,
II o heard her rivers' rushing sound,
Her blue peaks rose befoie him.
Of course, John G. Whitlicr would not ho John
O. Whiuier, if he did nut say something about
slavery here; and so he docs. Ho speaks of
Randolph patriarchal manner of holding slaves
wbile he kept,
His reverence for the human
and,
No hunter of God' outraged poor
His Roanoke valley entered ;
No trader in the inula of men
A cross his threshold ventured.
tuners' jipcparlmcnt.
American Wines.
The Missouri Wine Company Iia3 offered
premiums for samples of tho best pure native.
wines of this country, of tbo vintage of 1857.
The rapid progress which wino culture is ma
king in this country is ono of the best guaran
tees against the serious evils of intemperance,
' and this progress cannot fail, ero long, to give
cheap vines. American champaijno is gradu
ally obtaining the reputation of being the
purest effervescing wine in the world, and if,
&3 Mr. Longworth says, we havo five thous
and variolic of native grapes all of them
freo from tho oidium, or grapa disease which
is spreading over every corner of Kuropo it
will be seen that the Weit has in reserve an
enormous Geld of productiveness to full back
on, as population grows dense, and prolitabla
investment for capital is reqnired.
Thoro is an absurd idea prevalent that wine
cannot be profitably raised in this country;
that labor is too dear, and F.uropcan opposi
lion too great. On tho contrary, wine raising
is at this instant tho most profitable branch
of agruculture in America. It will pay from
ono to three hundred dollars an acre, yielding
a higher profit on capital, skill aud labor in
vokted, than any other planting.
Tho wines which can bo most easily raised
are, like those of Uerniany, light and very
innocuous. Wo often hoar it said that there
U no drunkenness la Franco, but drunkeness
is eyou rarer among tho wine-drinking Ger
mans of tho Ithino-Gau. I;iobig, the grout
chemist, declare, that these people, far from
being injured hv their wine, owe to it tho
health fo? which they oro to famous, thera
being no place in tho woild whero there is so
little demand for apothecaries' wares. I5ut
the reader will reooliect that these wines are
vorj different from those of othsr nations, be
ing no more intexkating to lliosa familiar
with tlinin thau common claret.
Vrhen attention is moro gcnorolly devoted
to wiuo-culture, wo shall probably see wine
as cheap hero as cldor, and Rtrychniue whis
koy and fighting brandy at a discount. Ex
cessive use of ardent spirits is a great causo
of national suffering, and anything which will
do away with it, or modify it, can hardly fail
to be regarded as a blejsing.
A Fun; TIIIKCS WHICH EVKRBODT Ol'CrrT TO
Kvow. A quart of peas, sown In a shall box
fifteen inches wide by eighteen long, at any
time of the year, anj est o!T when about four
or fivo inches high, and boiled like ppinarh,
with little suit, makes a most delicious dish.
The tojis of Jerusalem artichokes, cnt off
about six Inches long, and boiled like other
greens, make a capital dish, which partakes,
in some dogreo, of the Haver of the root. Hull
ed waUr-cr. s also makes a wholesome and
dtdieious dih. It mitft not, homcver. ba
over boiled ; for impaired constitutions, it Is
iuvuhublj. la Apiil and May, luto potatoes
shuuld always, bo peeled sumo ten or twelve
hours, ami n,.eptj in cold spring water before
they ur cooked. This is a preat iinprovo
niunt , it nmkes the potato nearly al good as
those dug )n October. The proper way to
make a eup of good tea, is a matter of soma
iniporUnce. Tho pUn which I hv prac-
or vueso twelve months a tl,i Th
then?. '8,at nC8 fl"cJ UP wilh totting wt.ter;
J lV5?ad f iUl P1' R,,J ' llow:
thai Bki o.S?lt0!- '' result is,
i the tea
re w
ud Tan
an ih.Vruele"u" d.Ko:e.r.-lhc;'''
tr"vh, much 1
tbao under the oU ud IT'" lu tbii
Jauk3 CuTuiLL.I nn5":cou"Utt Practice.-l
i .. . vi in i n
A sua
hanna C
asiiKiim.n
Pierre
Jehu F,
V
kjient. The b,.,.i.i. . .
al Comnanv hVJ" Tr1. Bul-
CboLa.L t. -iCrT. ' ' l""t to
. cutur.i d
.v. turn oenent ofered.
How Cieim 8k: Now We have fontd
no more a:icerul mods of (owing closer, or
clover and Timothy, upon winter grain, tbn
to chooao ft (till morning, when the grouttd ia
a little froisen, and scatter the seed broadcast:
Kfnllnin the open frost-crack", and when
thawing take place, Is beautifully ana uni
formly covered near the surface and is almost
sure to eerminnle. A good crop or clover,
thus sowed, acts partly as a mulch to the grain
roots, yield a supply of Fa!! food, and is
most ndiiiirnhlp to be turned under when
"kneo liiph" tho next year, as one of the best
manures that can be applied to any soil.
.Itficricnn Agriculturist, April.
Tun Gi:k t STBAvrn I-r.viATA!i. FrQ'n an
article in the London Times w learn the
progress that is making Infilling the) Levia
than for Fe.i. Thecnut of completing her fit
tings; estimated ot $500,000 and the time
four months or to the end of July. No less tlmii
Ion nnch"rs are required to hold the monster
vessel at her present moorings five at the
stem and five at the ptern, and each wilb
longlhs of caldd nttnehed varying from 40 to
1C0 fathom. Tbero are to bo six masts in
nil, three R'l'tare rigged and Ihreo rigged with
roje end oft snilK. All these masts will bo
composed of nlhtes of wronrht iron ono inch
iu thickness and riveted together in tho same
manner as the sides of the ship, or a sieam
boiler of iho stronacstdescvintion. They will
vary in height from 130 to 170 feet from the
k'oel to tho truck teach will bo three feet
four inches diameter at the deck, nud each
will weigh from ;t0 to 40 tons, exclusive of
varus ecu r ezmir. lucu matt rests in a
square column of plate-iron, which reaches
direct from the keel to tho upper deck and is
riveted nud hunt into all of tho successive
decks thicuh which it passes, lu case of
its ever becoming necessary to cut away the
masts, ot tho base of them nil at about llirce
feet above tho deck, will bo fixed a peculiar
eppartus, which, working by inuans of a pow
erful screw, is made to compress two sides of
tho mast together in such a manner as to com
pletely crush them iu immediately, aii mo
main and topmost yards of the square-rigged
masts will be also of iron pbites. The main
yard will bo 130 feet long, or about 40 feet
longer than the main yard of tho largest line-of-battle
ships, about four times the strength
of any main yard yet constructed, and several
tons lighter than if it was made of wood as is
usually the caso.
Senator Siraub voted to sell the State
canals to the Sunbury aud lirio liailroad
Company. He gave good roasons fur voting
iu fuvor 'of the bill, lie said Schuylkill coun
ty lay on the direct line of the road from the
Wctt. Io a short timo all tho lumber and
timber iu this county must come from that
region, without which the mines of Schuylkill
in a few years, must in a measure, be aban
doned, iron being too expeusivo for mining
purposes. The price of provisions, moreover,
was higher in his district than in any other
loculity in tho Uuited States, and tho com
pletion of the road would'rednce their cost,
lie further stated that the reciprocity treaty
with England, and the large amount of busi
ness drawn off by the Pennsylvania Jtuilroad
was ruinous to New York, as it carried tho
Canada lake trade down tho St. Lawrence
and the Western business to Philadelphia.
She is struggling to meet the anticipated
completion of tho Sunbury and Erie Railroad,
by a move which is being made to dcclaro the
New York and Erie liailroad free of toll.
A Pioneer Treaciier. Tho Kev. Tetor
Cartwright, the old Western pioneer, is a del
egate from Sangamon county, III., to the De
mocratic State Conventior. The correspon
dent of the St. Louis Republican thus writes
of him :
"This Peter Cartwright is none other than
the celebrated old pioneer preacher, whose
name is as familiar ull over the country as
'household words ; the same man whose au
tobiography has been sold all over the country
by thousauds. We saw the old gentleman
this afternoon in the county Convention.
lie looks hale and hearty, and na if ho would
live a hundred years longer. He is certainly
a very remarkable man in his woy. Wo he
lieve bo is bow nearlyeighty years old. He
will ba greeted by b'uudreds of old friends
when the State Convention meets, for he is
well acqnaintcd all ever tho State. A good
story was told about the old gentleman du
ring his attendance on tbo Methodist Con
ference, which met in one of tho Eastern
cities a few years eiuce. He put up at ono
of the largo hotels, and at night was shown
his room, which happened to be quite high
up in the building, and accessible by a long
winding staircase. After reaching his room
he halloed in a load voice, BuCuciout to arouse
the immate of the hotel, after this manner:
'Landlord, I gay, landlord, bring me a hatchet.
Upon the landlord making bis appearance and
inquiring what he wanted with the hatchet-,
bring me a hatchet,' said the old preacher,
'I want to blaze the way so that I may be
able to Cud my way down when I want to."
Dri'doed too Mircn. l)t. O. W. Holmes,
better known as the funny man, in his recent
raludictory addresses to the medical gradu
ates of Harvard University, gives them the
following good advice :
"Willi regard to the administering of
drug3 as a part of your medical treatment,
the golden rule is, be sparing. Msny reme
dies you givo would niuke a well person so
ill that ho would send for you at once, if he
had taken one of jour doses accidentally. It
ii not quite fair to givo such things to a sick
man, nnicss it is clear that they will do moro
good than the Tciy considerable barm vnu
know they will cause. Be Tery gracious with
children especially. I have men old men
shiver at the recollection of the rhubarb and
jalap of infancy. Yon may depend upon it,
tuat ban tne success or uomcrpathy is due
to tho Bwect pnaco it has brought into the
nursery. Between the gurgling down of
loathsome mixtures and the saccharins deli
quescence of a minute globul, what tender
mother could for a moment hesitate V
Duff GRrax'g Opinion of LKrnui-Tny T
am now an old man ; I have seen mnch of tho
maJuess of party leaders, but I have seen
oothiug in all my experience which so forci
bly illustrato, the force of this saying or
Pishon l?utler, (that nations like individuals
go mad,) as tho proceeding of the South ou
tho Kansas question
Is thero do member from the Soith who has
intelligence to see this question in its defer,
mity, ith the independence to speak, and lae
nerve to act, as a represcntat'Tu of au iutelli-
gent, patriotic, and honored constituency
should act, and in his place, denounce the til.
tuy toipg.
"Let one single hch toned Southern man.
who feels that it will di?gruce him, arid bis
constituents, for him as their rt-prescntalive,
to be a party to the frauds and violence which
have become the mailers now in Usna in the
lvuuos question, rise in his place and do.
nouuee the in, as an honorable man should do
aud seperatc himself from the iuiquity. If
one such thera be, ha may save the South
from utter dUgrac.' Washington Slate i.
Mrs. Crown apparently died at Chlcaro.
aud was laid cot, but while ono of lierdaugb
tees was sobbing over tba corpse, it moved
aud the eyes opened aha was taken from
uer couin ana is recovering her health. -
Miii Ridgway, the wealthy Philadelphia
heiress, who resides iu Pari, has or is about
to ba married to M. Oauay, a Frencbmaa.
' An attempt was mad last weak to burn
17t e"' tr,k" of MeL" Co.,
!. tB,?? 7U incendiariel were Gred
.ft bUb.:,i:bmM ,Dd Mr- but
MONEY CAN BE SAVED W
. MPQ . 1KB ff&BQB-; QSML . '
eTTltfBTJIVy, NOTRHUMBBRLAND COUNTY, FA.
We have just received and ara now opening a large and choice selceted stock of WINTER
GOODS, comprising an endless variety, and Will positively aell our entire stock at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TXXttES.
Wo return our sincere thanks to the publi for oar inceeaaing patronage, and iaall endeavor to
merit a continuance of tho same, 1
K. T. II II I GIST A. Sfi.
tUTCOUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED AT THE HIGHEST TRICES.
tSonhury, December 19, 1859.
LANCASTER COLLIERY FOR SALE.
Important to t'oal Operators.
rMIE undor-ngned Lessee of the "Lancaster
Colliery," near f-hamokin, Northumberland
county, Pennsylvania, wi-l,ing to retire from the
business, offer for sale the Lease and Fixtures
of snid Colliery, on satisfactoiy term. This
Colliery has been in operation since 18.'i4, and
has been sncrcssliil beyond expectation. The
Coal is a superior nrticlce for all use to which
Anthracite isapplied, and a good market has been
established, which can be much extended. The
Breaker and Pixturca are of the very heat char
acter and will recommend themselves lo persona
acquainted wilh the business.
The Lease runs to January 1, 1RM, and is a
favorable one for the operator.
For further information apply at the Colliery
in person, or by letter to Hmmokin, P. O., Nor
thumberland countv, Pennsylvania.
COCHKAM, TEALE &CO.
February 0, 18.18. tf
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
OKJ'KRF.l AT
PKIVATB BALE.
rfJHK subscriber oiler at private aale, a cer
U. tain lot or piece of laud, situate in Lower
Augusta township, Northumberland county,
about 8 miles Wlow Sunbury, hounded on the
west by the river Susquehanna, on the south by
land ol t?corgc Seilcr.on the east by land of
Wm. Kroh, and on the north by land of Wm.
R. Jones, containing II Acre and 18 perrhe,
all of which is cleared and in a very high state
of cultivation. The Northern Central Kail
Road passes throuch tho tract, and I also
hound on tho dat by the Main Road leading
from Sunbery to llairirliurg, which together,
wilh the River upon the west, and the fertility
of the soil makes it a very pleasant and desira
ble situation.
ALSO; another certain Tract of Laud, situate
in said township, adjoining lands of William
Kroh, on the south, the heir of Robert and Ar
thur Auchmuty ; on the cast Wm. V. SSilvcr
wood, and a public road on the north, and Wm
It. Jones on the west, containing !I3 Acres 121
perches strict measure, ytliout 60 acres of which
aie cleared, and ill a high state of cultivation
and the residue nnst excellent land for cultiva
tion, but is now covered with excellent timber,
and if purchased soon, the purrhaser can get a
large quantity of Railroad Ties on the same.
This tract is alo well watered, having several
fine springs upon it, and every field enn be wa
tered thereby. An indisputable title will be given
and terms of sale reasonable.
WILMAM R.JONES.
Lower Augusta tp., January 2, 1857. tf
FEBRUARY 20, 1858.
To-;
JUST received l y liailrcad another
choice and desirable good consisting
of Fancy Delanes new styles, Black and
lot
in par
Fancy
Silks Ueauliful Madder Prints at G, 8 and 9
cents per yard Persian Debego 12 J cents Plain
Delanes l"i cents 36 inches wide unbleached
Muslin 6 cents Also 1300 yards Muslin dif
ferent widths and qualities French Cloths, Cas
siineres, Satinett, Kentucky Jean Ac, at exceed
ingly low prices And we call particular alien
tion to our S'toch of Fresh Groceries, feeling as
sured that their quality and our price will render
entire satisfaction
come one: come: all!
Eiaminfl our goods and learn our prices, our
stock presents a large and varied assortment, en
abling purchasers to mako a good selection to the
best advantage.
GREAT BABQAINS,
In consequnce of the advanced state of the Win
ter, we will commence frcm this dale lo si ll our
entire stork of Ready Made Clothing Blankets,
Vititcr Hosiery, and a very nico assortment of
J.adics bhuwls at greatly reduced prices iow
ia the time lo secure good bargains.
A I'INNY SAVI.D IS A I'KNNV HARM-ID.
E. V. BRIGHT & SON.
Sunbury, February 20, 1858.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
riIIE subscribers, Executor of the estate o
JL Henry Masser, tlcc'd., ofl'er nt private aale
the following property vn: A large two atorj
frame dwelling house, together with about
50 ACRES OF LAND,
Piluato in Lower Augusta township adjoining
lauds of Daniel Kaufman and others now iu the
occupancy of John It. Kaufman aa a atore and
dwelling. Tho house is new and the location a
good one for business.
Also a TRACT OF LIMESTONE LAND,
in said township on the river about 5 miles be
low Sunhu.y, adjoining lands of J. T. M'Pherson
and others, containing, about 80 acres. The
Foil ia productive and contains limestone and
other minerals.
Also a tract of Laud, containing about 35
acres on the hill, about two m iles below Sunbury,
adjoining lands of the hell of the late John
Conrad and oilier. There is, on this tract, a
small orchard of choice fruit.
For further particulars apply to the subscribers.
II. II. MASSKK, )
P. B. MASSE R, Executer.
FltANCIS HCCHER. )
Sunbury, January 19,1656 if
Farmrrg I.ooK Io Your Interest.
ZLIlvrjE 1 LIME 1 1
'jiHE sudscrilwr respectfully inforrus the far
mers and the public generally, that he has
leased the lime kilns of Ira T- Clement in Sun
bury, and that be lias alwaya on band. and is
ready to supply a good quality of lime to all who
may want for building or fanning purpose.
Helms also a kiln at Keefer' crossing 5 mile
from Sunbury, or two from Snvdertown.
PS All kind or Country Produce taken iu
exchange.
c t GEO. W. STR01I.
Sunbury, Dee. SS, 1857.
HOVER'S LIG.ULD HAIR LYE.
Ths testitnoryof -I'mf. Ilmilli and Dr rtiluclle h.viui
prevuiuHy been publislml, the folluwing is now added :
From rw. MeCMlSKKV, formerly Professor 4 'Thsnry
and Frauln-e of .VUd.ciiM, in Ihe Female Medical Collrsi
i f rrnu.ylviuiis, nul lute fcofruur of 8uieiv iu Uia
Anwricau Culirgetif M1icih, 4e.
... , I'litLsnateiiu, Nov. 87th, IS6.
iiiiTi 'f.'vJ .f- I,ov'-A "' of y.Hir UOUID
11AIU V h will conviiicu the mM skoptieal, Ibal it isa
S4F, ri.snAXT, uud arsicicuius prt-tiaraiino. Unlike
liwijpy others, it lus in severul imuiirr, proved servioeslils
ni ihe core of snue euuuieout rrupluus on the lieud und
I luive un ht-vitutiou in cmuiiienJuijr K Ui luus reuiuiinc
S ii h an npphral ..ui.
Very ic.iwllally, J. P. X. MeCU IPKEV, M.D.,
4;.i Kac til., obov 13th.
HOVF.IfS WRITINO INK, ic-hli,ig IIOVKR S
WHITINU FMHI), and IIOVKK-S l.iJKl!lUl.K INKS
still nuiiuuim liieii high cluwueist, winch hnsalwut sdis?
tinguislied Uinu, ami ths extmiaivs deonud lirai ereuUxl
lus continued iiiiiiittrrtupted until ihe pieseiit. '
Orders addressed to the Manufactory, No. 410
RACE street, above Founh, (old No. 144.)
Philadelphia, will receiveprompt attention, by
JOSEPH E. HOVER, Manufacturer.
December 25, 1857. April 5, '67, ch.
1O0O ll of Carpet Raga
YVANTED at the store of E. V. Bright &
" " fc'on, who ara constantly receiving a fresh
eupply of floods, luua ollering to the publie th
largest and moat desirable assortment.
July II. 1857.
IJATCHOULY, JOCKEY CLUB, SPRING
FLOWERS, 4eN of lh beat quality a
frh supply just receiJ and fur l at the
Drug Store of . A. VV, VlSHER.
Suubury, Ai'f. 1, 18S7"
PURCHASING AT THE
WE STILL SURVIVE THE CKISIS
NOTWITHSTANDING the astonishing quan
titv of Good that I brought into town last
Spring, I succeeded in selling them all out ex
cept what I gave away, and had to hurry to the
eily, 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 price. Profiting by past experience, I
have juat brought on
Twice as Many Goods,
and! have now the largest and CHEAPEST
ASSORTMENT ever offered within hearing if
this place. I am bound to sell
CHEArEIt TIIAN EVER,
before. I need not say cheaper than my neigh
bor; for that i no longer a disputed fact.
1 am now ready to deal out goods twenty
hour out of twenty-four Sunday excepted
at lower prices than any person dare ask lot.
Just call for any thing you want. I am deter
mined to
SLTPLY ALL DEMANDS ;
that may be made, reasonable or unreasonable.
Call soon, the rush is tremendous.
IRA T. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, Dec 50, 185'?. ly
1357. FALL & WINTER GOODS ! 1858.
-A.T JP. -W. GKR-A.-5T' 3
VANCY DRY GOOD STORE,
Market Square, Sunbury.
TVOW received and will continue to receive
' the largest and best selected Stock of
Black Cluthi, Cassimerci, Cattinett and
Vesting, jr.
An assortment of Dress Goods, viz: Fancy
printed Calicos, Chillies, printed Lawns, De Lain'
Uareges, Merinos, Cashmeres, Alapacaa, Drcs
Silks, Oinyhams, &c.
LINEN AND WHITE GOODS.
Irish Linen, bleached and brown Drilling, Sheet
ing, i'illowcaseing, Ac.
Dress Trimmings iu Great Variety.
Boots and Shoe
Hats and Caps,
Hardware,
Cedarware,
Groceries,
Queensware
bai.1 anu riMl.Uheese, Urackera, Kegars,
Tobacco, Snuff, Ac., an assorsmcnt of other
Goods too tedious to mcnlioh
Feeling grateful for past favor we beg leave to
arr.-ro our old friends and the public that no
'.lit in our part shall be waaling to merit a
cov. nuance of our patronage,
country produce taken in exchange at the
highest market price.
P.W.GRAY.
Sunbury, Dee. 13 1807. tf
A VALUABLE
FARM AT
SALE.
PRIVATE
riiHE subscriber will sell at private sale
X FA KM, situate in I'oint township, Nor
thumberland county, about 3 miles from th
borough of Northumberland, on the Danville
road, adjoining lands of J. C, Horton, Jamea
Nesbit, Chas. Farka and the north branch of the
river Susquehanna containing 75 to 100 Acres,
to suit purchaser. The land is in a good state
of cultivation. I he improvements consist of
large frame HOUSE, well finished ; a Spring
House, built over a never-failing Spring close
to the house, a Bank Barn and other outbuild
tngs. An Oichard with young and choice fruit
trees.
The above tract will re sold on reasonable
terms and an indisputable title given. Posses
sion given on the first day of April next.
For further particulara inquire of the subscri
ber, residing oo,the adjoining faim.
JAMES NESBIT.
Point township, January S3, 1858. tf
TJOUNTV ORDERS. Ceunty order, taken
e eash for goods, and on note or book ac-
count by
E. Y. UKIfillT 4 SON.
Nov. 29,
ifir.H.
pORT and MADERIA WINES, Schiedam
Schnapps, Wild Cherry brandy, Blackberry
and Lavender brandies for medicinal purposes at
March 14, '57. A. V. FISH KR.
'C'ishing Tack!e
- ton and Linen Lie
Red Cork, Grass, Cot-
Fes, Out Line. Sea Grass
by the yard, Snoods, Flics, Kirby, Limerick and
Carlisle Hooks, Rods, A.C., for sale by
March 4 1, '57. A. W. FISH ER.
T)eaIy.maIe Clotlilnfr. Peter Sham,
Whippoorwill Bangnpa, Moliair Raglane,
French Cloth and flack Union Coats, including
e nice assortment for Hoys. Pant, Vests and
Monkey Jackets-, all sites and prices.
Sunbury. Dec. 2G, 157. 11 WIGHT SON.
mUARE and Long Broche Shawls; also,
Watervliet, Bay State, Waterloo, and Blan
ket, Shawls, latest stylea, all qualities and prices'.
Dec. 30,1857. BRIGHT & SON.
P. MELANCHTON SHINDEL,
JlSTlf'i: OP THE PEACE,
Office in Deer Street, immediately opposite the
Pullie School House.
All business promptly attended to. Monies
collected and all ordinary writing done.
Sunbury, April 25. 1857. tf
Kew Drugs, 1'aluts, &c.
NEW eupply ef Prug. Painta. Oil,
Fluid, ic, just received and fur sale by
A
A. W. FISHER.
Sunbury, May 3, 1657.
ANU WARRANTS. Tha highest price
-"wlll be given for Land Warrant by th ub-
crihei. H. B MASSEK.
P
ATENT BRITTANIA
8TOPPERS fo
B MASSER.
bar bottle for sale by
H.
Sunbury, July 19, I85B.
C?tationery. A . large supply of fancy Not
Paper and Envclopea, ilourning, Letter,
and Cap Paper, Pen, Ink, Sand, ice., at
March 14. '57. A. W. FISHKR'8.
rpobaCOO aud Ecgars 20,000 Imported
Segar of various brand. . Eldorado, Fig,
Cavendish and Co cut tobacco at
A. W. FISHER'S.
Sunbury, March 14, 1857,
A. 3. ROCKEFELLER
ttonun nt jCacu,
Prtellce ia North umbcrland and adjoininr
Counties. .'
Sunbury, November tl, 1857. tf
wuoLiani id Retail
BOOT STORE,
40 South Fourth S.t, bovt Chtsnnt, PhPa.
BOOTS, 8bo, Gaiter, e., prompUy msd
to order in the very beat atyla, and of tb
best material.
Philadelphia, May I, l57.
ALMONDS, RAISON8, FIGS, LEM0N8.
&e., 4c, juat received a fresh aiippl and
for aala at tha Confectionary (tore of
M.CtiEARHART.
Sunbury, My 16, 1857.
Pain Itatsfilic d t
F E P It O LONGED.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
To suff.'r ths pains and penalties of sickness whea lli
certain mains of can i accessible lo all, Is nosiliva
n,..i..... 'i ha vMrttsble remedy, acting powerfully upon
the causes of fliienno in sll Ihe Hauls, nerves, and tissues
of Ihe bintr, exilel the morbid and poisonous matter from
Us Inrking plnces in the system, eleanta and puiily eveiy
secretion, rebuild the shorltreil constitution, rrstors th
vifrnr slid virility ol In enlrruiea irsme, ami una w pro
long llie IUI DryoiMI lis uiuin-.y .
Mn.lJOPIS HKL.1 un ihi.iui
In ! nnnrtrr of the alobei amoiur all tintlons, civil
ized and WlVUgS IlieiS Sic Uiru wim riiai mill uiivw
,, ....rrsn. Tliev are advertised lu every printed Ian.
aunge, and wherecver commerce has penetrated, tliey art
ill continual aemaiiu.
A I.I, 1NTEP.NAI. DISKASF.9
ViaM in ihnr urtirm. Dt'tnensin, Liver Complaint. Af
fections of ths lloweis, the Kidneys, the Nerves, Ihe
l ..,,, ih Thiont and the Uniin. Unit Imv previously
defied ull humnn skill and all other remedies, nie elpedlf
liouily andiiifalibly cum! ny mis nil-conquering medicine
rn ti-npn ihe nntient are reduced lo lh last decree
of feebleness, they rnny be reciienited liy the resistlei
tome and alternative properties in iiom.wo) rina,
FKMALKS OF AM. AGF.P,
Prom whatever variety of tlif nhineiifl peculiar to their
sex they rnny lie sunVrins:, rnny rely with entire eonfidsnee
on llie flleei nl mis DireilgllllllK, ibviviiir, cmic uu uu
mtxlutt remedy.
Jlollowau's Pills areth lest remedy known
tr tne tcoria jot me juuvmnrj uisetise.-
Asthms. Fever Slid Am Ptone and Cmvel
Il.iwel Coirfnia'iii's Female Cuinnloints feeondaiy Symp-
CniiKhs Headaches Inwurd Weakness
Colds linl'eestisn l.irer Complaints
Chest Diseases liifliiensa liwiiessof Si
Spirits
Costivenees Inriutmn:ir?nn Pitts
t)yspeisia
Vencrrnl AftVetiuna
Worms, vt sll Kinds
Diariicea
Dropsy
rss tf? A UTinv t Vnn, sr viiutti un ess the reordf
lliillou-av. New Yurk Slid lmdnli." are dlsccriiiV a
ss s wnler-inwk in every leaf of the book of directions
around each pot or box ; fhe some mny be plainly seen by
holdin the leaf to the lirlit A handsome reward will
be aiven to nny fine rendering such information as rnsy
Iciul i
the n
to the di-tet tiuii of any pnrtr or parties counterfeiting
the medicines or vending the same, si
snowing thera to be
spurious.
M at the Manufactories of Professor Hoi.lowav
0 Mniden l-niie, New York, nud 914 Stmnd. I-niulon, by
nil resprctable pruegists aud lleatrrs iu Mclicine liiroajrli-'
nul the Uniteii S-luu-s, nd the civilized world, in boxes,
at 95 cents. e-j cents, and gl each.
IV luersisa coiwmerauia ssvitig uy using tu wivr
Size
N. n. Directions for His riil'lnnea of pa'ienta in every
disorder are nflixr-d to each box.
October 17, WS?. lyca
THE auWriber respectfully in'orm the citi
zens of Sunbury and th public generally,
that he ha commenced the manufacture wf all
kinda of
EARTHENWARE,
at hia manufactory in Whortleberry Street, one
square east of the River. H has engaged the
aervicca of Mr. llinp. and you can therefore
depend on having a good article. The public
are respertfully invited to call.
All ordcra from a distance will be promptly
attended to.
P. M. SHINDEL.
Sunbury, Feb. 2, 18.ri6. tf
IV. S. HW ULM E 8
NEW
Paper, Printers' Card and Envelope
WAREHOUSE,
No. 405 Commerce Street, Philadelphia.
Cash stivers will find it for their interest lo
call.
January 16, 1858. 6mo.
Sf raw-Cut I ci.
fllHE subscriber has been appointed Agent for
L Messrs Gcddes & Marsh of Lewisburg, for
the sale of their Straw, Hay & Corn-Fodder Cut
ter. This Cutter is the best ia use. Farmers
and others are respectfully requested to call and
examine Tor themselves.
P. B. MASSER.
Sunbury December 2C, 1857. tf
IDE JM TISTR"Y
I GEORGE RENN, - t
A NNOUKCES to the citizen ef Sunbury and
-Lm- vicinty, that he ha opened an office in Sun
bury, above H. J. Wulrcrtoti' office opposite C
Weaver'a Hotel, where he U prepared to attend
to all kinds of work belonging to the profession
in the latest and most improved style. All work
well done and warrant
December 13, 1850.
the: r,.UGE$T
ESTABLISHMENT
IN 7HKCITV UP BALTIMORE.
MATHIOT'S Oajr Street AVarerooms Nos 113
aiid !t4icib Guy street, near Fayette, jlalnmore :
wtiere is kept always hm Itond, or marie lo older, every
style of French TE A-TUTES, in flush, Iluir, Cloth
or Hriieutalle.
French Full BlufT and Mednllion Parlsr Arm Chairs,
In I'lush, llsir, Cloth or Jiniealelle.
Freiirh FutlStulTCiiivcU Parlor Chairs iu sets, wilh
Plutb, Uair, CluUi or Uroculcllo.
SOFAS
JlHlf Trench Spring Mahnfany and Walnal Tarlof
Clinus, in Hnir, Cloth and IMukIi.
Itorkiiig Chairs various designs, in Hair, Cloth nud
Plush.
rjttirTSprinf Tongcs a large assortment alivaya en
hand, oc an) pattern made or covered with any gouds to
order.
CHAMBER. STJITS.'
tiiMahngany or Walnut, complete, from 63S ap.
Cans Cluurs aud Knckiug do. tha brgcsi assortment
ready made in any 011 hous in the United Slates Crura
tl'j a dozen up.
liar Room, Oriiea and Dining Chairs, in Oak, Walnut
or Mahogany, with Caue, Wood or Sluticd Scats. sia
assurlinent einliiaciuf over 50 dozen.
Wood seat Chairs aud Settees aud Rocking Chaira.
over lot) dse.
(Jilt and Puiin Frftms Looking Glasses, of every variety.
All killils of iJeds. Hair sud llusk Mutllnssrs.
A. MATHIOT.
No. 93 and 31 N. Gay st , near Fayette at , Baltimor.
August, l47-l y
Citrate of Magnesia
.
TA8TELE 88 SALTS.
FTiHI3 preparation ia recommended a an ex--"-
cellent laxative and purgative. It operate
mildly , is entirely free from any unpleasant last
resembling lcmwuade in flavor, prepared and sold
Uy A, W. FISHER.
Suirbury, March 4 1856.
PHILIPS. PTODT.-
WHOLISlla D BITill, .
Oroeery, Wine and Liquor St.re,
& E. cor. Walnvt and Water Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
DEALERS and families will be promptly
lupplied at th lowest price,
October 4, 1866. tf
G1 OLD PENS with and without caw, a
I very auparior quality, juat received.
Also a fra eupply of Writing Fluid, for aale
by H. U, MASSER,
Sunbury, Dee. 7, 1856-
Iff at kerel, Herring and Hhed, wholes lie
IT 1 or retail. Now is the lima to purchase
Fish, a w ara enabled to offer them al a lower
prioa than you can purchase thera In tha Spring.
Senbury, Dee. 1, '37. BRIGHT 8(5N.
FURNITURE! FUR5ITUREU
THE LARGEST 8TOCK EVER OFFERED
IN eUNBUBT. . :
Fashionable, Cheap nnd tscful
THE mibecriber, long elblihi a a Cabinet
andCbair Manufacturer in 8unbury, thank
ful for past favor, solicit a eontinoance of the
public patronage. Hi atock of Cabinet-Ware,
Uhaira, dC i embrace '
BVr.RV VARIETY, USEFUL AND OBRA-
lENTAt,
in housekeeping. It is unnecessary t murtie
rate, a anythinc that mar be required in hi
line can b had at moderate price, Cheap for
Lean, or Country Produce'taken -in exchange.
catabiianment
South East Corner of Market Square.
ItT These knowing themselve indebted to
tile subscriber would oblige him by making pay
ment
SEBASTIAN HAUPT.
Sunburv, April 4, 1857. tf
NEWAKRANOEMENX 1
Fresh Arrival of
DRUGS, FAINTS, OILS, &c,
mHE undersiuned having taken the (tore for
JL merly kept by Villim A. Tlruner, i now
ready to ell order end prescription at a mo
ment notice. He ha a large and well selected
lock of fresh and pure
DRUGS, CHEMICAL,
Dve-stuffs, Oil, Psinta, Class, Putty, and all
kind of Patent Medicine.
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONARY
Tobacco and Imported Segars of th choicest
brands. I ancy Notions' toilet articles, and Per
furriery of all kinds. Tooth and Hair Brushes
of every variety.
Camphine anil Fluid altcays on hand.
Customer will find hi stock complete, com
prising many articles it i impossible her to enu
merate, and all sold at moderate prices.
Remember the place, next door to E. Y
Bright' Mammoth Store.
A. W. FISHER.
Sunbury, March H, 1857.
w a) pernor. 11 rmh ft la mm s.K u. .. mik.
t Ciraftii InatftntlT, nd b mors Uy Mlrl
n4 prH UtB amy thr i;n w-r imf-vU'l. All
kiKda f W ud rvnrai are) axjuaily dtat,rbl
auul worth Wo in m)..
Ib prfMB.iy.lhU artirl totfci wiWI. firrLr
rtpi 1 prax-w ot Ift-iMlirftl )ia?.
.wt rirurel.iUiltarfcl y fU BUimM.bt but all
tr uunt tid ornclieal turn ho ante MaitiUitrJ tttmj
n m wnyew TUI.
It la w Miritnl- J to kco a irilrt. rtrt bp icrtnt
Bd1rrti(v. Try it. )od fn ll i-mm whr 11 failtir-1)
510 Tnn 01 hi i-,n thw bjhn,) wm b rfiindttl
mn ft re an irutnih rreMiv ft ml..
-1 h aaiin kftiti Mtiriy bw tln. tne nwlti
mya laruti y !uil, Bri rKanot Krlt(r at iraa ., ac
Far (rm araikala w.ohIsI dai anw oiriar (
Thtoi-atiinr hi lraa) anmih M rlmtt fU aia t
1Bb. nmbaoUiiab-il It tn dttoriorita laW
bntntai h Um.ilDtrr)y ef Tib.
Tbtarloc.it'r Haahot ftiia t ftd tl.tlcat forThrM
A fan. Mil tat m witu Uwd Uiktm will ua
flari alhr Pan.
A LIBKKaI DTK-OUKT TO Till. TB ADR.
Pept. 13, If 57.
newoonfectionary
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
M. C. GEARIIART,
HAS just received new and excellent assort
ment of good at hi Confectionary and
Fruit Store in MARKET STREET, Sunbury,
where he manufacture and keep on hand, at
all time, the most choice Confectionary, &c,
Wholesale and Retail, at Philadelphia prices.
Among hi stock of Conlectionarics, may be
found :
French Secret. Gum Drops, sll kinds of scent,
Bunted Almonds, l,ove Dtops,
Cream Whits, Mint Ur.ipt, red and white,
' Lemon Jelly Cskrs,
Rnse, Fruit Props,
Vanilla, Stick CandtM, el bS scents
Common Pccrcta. Rock Candy,
Liauorice, A Intend Candy.
FRUIT.
Tfnnanas,
Dnt.s,
Currants dried,
Almeuds, Rsisons,
Trunes,
F'?s,
Citrons,
Nuts of sll kinds
-XKilOX SYRUP -of
a (uperior quality, by the eingle or dozen. A
euperior quality of. Segar and Tobacco, and
variety of Confectinnarie, fruit, Ac, all of which
ia otle.red cheap at wholesale or retail.
ICE CREAM.
He has afs opened an fee Cream Saloon, and
will at all time be ready to serve his customers
with Ice Cream.
Sunbury, May 81, 1857 ly
SALAMANDER FIRE
THIEF-PROOF SAFES.
The largest assortment in lh Uni'.ed'f-'tates.
Warranted ta be equal to any now made, anil
will be told on a Good re r ins, as can be obtain
ed from any other house in the Country, at
EVANS &. WATSON'S
56 South 4th Street, Philadelphia.
Truti is Mighty, and Must Prevail.
Report of the Committee appointed to superin
tend the Burning of the Iron Safes, at Read
ing, February 21, lSjf.
Rkjwixo, March 4.
The undersigned, mCmCer of the committee,
do respectfully report, that we aaw the two Safes
originally agreed upon by Farrels & Herring and
Evan & Watson, placed siJe by side in a fur
nace, vix: The Safe inuse by th Paymaster ef
the Philadelphia and Reading Ruilroad Compa
ny, in hi office at Reading, manufactured by
Farrela & Herring, and the Safe in use by 11.
A. Lantz, in bi store, manufactured by Kvana
6t Watson, and put in book and paper precisely
alike:
The fire waa started at 6 o'clock, A. M.,and
kept up until four cords of green hickory, two
cord dry oak and half chesnut top wood were
entirely consumed, the whole under the superin
tendence of the subscribers, members of the Com
mittee. The Safe were then cooled oil with
water, after which they were opened, and the
book end paper taken out by tha Committee
and aent lo H. A. Land' atore for publie exam
ined and marked by the Committee. The book
and papers taken from the Safe manufactured
oy Farrels 4 Herring were in our juJgruent,
damaged fully fifteen per eeut. more than those
taken from Evan & Watson's Safe.
Wa believe the above to have been a fair and
impartial trial of the respective qualities of both
Safe.
JACOB H.DYSHJ?,
DANIEL S. HUNTER.
Having been absent during the burning, we
fully coincide with tha above statement of the
condition of the paper and book taken out of
th respective Safes.
O. A. NICOLI.S,
Ii. II. MUHLENBERG,
JAMES MILHOLLAND.
March 21, 57
AMERICAN HOUSE,
. - WILLIAMSPOllT, PA.,
J. II. HELTON, Proprietor.
Ja. T. llALU Ass t.
Sept. 13, 1856 tf
Irencll C loth, Fancy and Plaia Catsi-
mere, Tweeds, Kentucky Jean, Silk, Sa
tin and Silk VcKtl Vostings, Troy Satiuelt and
tha very largest and cheapest eaaortment ol
Mea'a Wear suitable for cold weather,
BRIGHT it SON.
Synbury, Dee. t, '67.
T00T8 & SHOES for Men, Woman aud
Children, a large atock, comprising Men'
Water Proof Kipp and Calf akin Boot, Bre
gans, Moroeeo, Kid and Calf akia Shoe, Gaiter
and Uum She, . , BRIGHT 6Q.
Sunbury, Dc. S9, U67, t
i
HERRING'S SAFE. -
THE ACKNOWr.l-.ncilcr)
OK A.XvrXPXOM' 1 !
THE RF.CF.NT TTIUIJ at
Rondinf have endorsed ths earrsat
of putTis opinion, snd ennurtned
th venUet of mors thna Kill arci
deatal Ares, proving eoiiclnaivety
tliat llerrins's" it the only SAFE
that will nnl hern.
Extrant fiom the Committee's
Report on lh Trial of I ma Psfcs
at Heading 1 .'.
'On ih Urlih of Ffhrnsrv alt ths msmtiers oilhs?r,m.
mlltee met to witness lh safes and books and rPr,
(placed in them) si,d were perrecuy santiica (hut sll was
right. The dsy rollcrwins;, th bnrning umli place, ander
the snperimendenee of the Committee. After fair and
Impartial horning for five boars, the Haft of JUrssrs.
F.Mni Watson was first opened, ths Safe helng on A,
inside, smt the cmtents partially ernisomed, while the emt
tent in the Safe of Messrs. parrels Herring wsia ia
rood condition, ana no nre intius."
T. 1 11 L i ,UM
nmiii,mu , ,
IBiaueaj ii.r.rr.n.i.
P.N CUI.F.MAN, Cornmit(ee.
A.H.l'F.ACOCK.
Anrl endnrsed Lv firtr SO of th hest men of Rcariisr.
The above 9afes can tie Inspected at 34 W'slmil flrrrrl.
where lh public eaa satisfy Uiemtclves i.f ihe great nip,
riorily nf the 'HeniiHi's Pntent Champinn,"' rivrr the
defeatad and used up "inside Iron Door Sulmsnder.'
Ilallcy & Herring,
31 Walnut St.. Phlhuta.
Only mskers in this Stsle of Herring's Pstenl Chamitinn '
Bnfrs. '
The attempt made bv other parties to Imlnter np tha
repntatkm ol a fafe which has failed tn rignnlly ii seci
te,itnl fires in Philadelphia, (Rmisteiid PInck.) hy tnkinr
one out of sn stent's store, (H A. Ijinli.) msde dVubl.
inicsnrm, (cmerent Irom tlKife thev sell) tn 'hum up'
one of Herring's (half as thick) lira si met with its true re
ward. Herring's Sofs could lint lie burnt, proving enncln
tivelv that the only reliahlc rafe now madi- i-rr iic
of trhj'h over lS,isi sre mnv in sctuul ae. snd mor'
m.m j,m nnve nrrn rrira uy nrs WllllOllt a Sll!E e I'M
Pbila.,JnneSO, 147. be.
ISAAC JU. WILKKHSON,
MANXTFAOT Tjpe CP
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of the most Fashionable Style.
Sofa., Dlvana and Lou 11 (res
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards,
'SOFA, BREAKFAST AXD DINING TABLES
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to Phila
delphia manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, or evry pattern and price
CUPBOARDS, WORK AND CANDLE
STANDS, TOILET TARLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
In short, every article in this line of his business.
rTHE attb-cnwr rcryrelfulty calls the attentioi
- of the public to bis large and splendid as
sortment of every quality and price of .
CAI.rUT-lV,BtE
which rannot fall to recommend itself toevery ene
who will examine it, on account' of its durable
workmanship and splendid finish, ma'Je. up of the
best atock to bo had in the ciiy. No ellort i
spared in the manufacture of his ware, and lb
subscriber is determined to keep up with the
many improvement which are constantly being
made.
He alss manufacture all kinds and qrs'itie
CHAIRS,
nclutling varieties never before to I s had ir.
Sunbury, such asM iuooIf lint a Walxut
nCrsuiiMinidutiixi ami Wrxiison
CHAIICS, 111 FAMtr Piavo ,-Stoiu.s, which arc
of the latest styles, and warranted to be excelled
l-y none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere.
The subscriber is determined that there shall
lie no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, as every confidence can be entertained
bout Ilia rpalily and fiuieli of his waro and '
V Sair.
" heae articles will he disposed of on as f-nod
ten. as they can be purchased elsewhere. (Jouii
tryp eoduce taken in iinvaieut fur work.
UNDERTAKING Having provider'
a huiltUnme Hkausk, he is now prepared for
Undertaking, and attending funerals, in this vi
ciuily, or at any convenient dittance from this
plate
, The Wore Rocm is in Fawn Street, be
ow Weaver' Hotel.
He has alse purchased the right of manufac
turing and selling in Northumberland countv.
Gould's patent Excelsoir Spring Hetl, which lie
will furnish at rr asennble rates. Springs put in '
old bedstead for three dollars.
I-MAC M. WILKIIKSOX. '
Sunbury, April 18, 1857. tf.
FURNITURE T0LISH.
S. RAITS Premium Patent Enamel Furniture"
Polish This polish is highly valuable for rett.i'
ring the polish en all kind of Furniture, Glass,
Carriage Bodies, II. ir Cloth, ic. AIa, for re
moving spot, hiding eratchc, Ac, Ac War
ranted to dry immediately and retain it gloss. '
Price 60 cte. per bottle. Sold by
A. V. FISHER.
March )4, 1857.
SiMl'IX II. UltUlU,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office on South Second, near Marltl Street,
LEWISBURG, PA.
Practices In the Counlie of Union, Norlhum
bcrland and Montour.
All PitOFESnaRAt Hrsixis entrusted to
hi ere will reccirc prompt and fa thful atten
tion. October 3, 1857. ly
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL.
POTTSVILLE; PA.
rXMIE subscriber respectfully aniinunces to his
eld friends sad the public, tliathc has taken
that old and well known establishment, the
Whita jriorse Hotel.
At the corner of Centre and Mohantogo sis., in
Ihe Borough of Poltsville. The house has re
cently been very much enlarged and oihcria
improved, rendering it quite aa comfortable as
any other Hotel in Schuylkill county while
the stable ar large, in good cocdition, and at
tend by careful, attentive, prudent hostlers.
To travellers and other who may stop at his
house, he promises every attention calculated to
reader them comfortable and satisfied.
JOS. M. FEGER.
April 5, 185.- tf
stai'kTkii &ir.ih7.W.
CHEAP WATCI1KS AND JF.WKI.ItY.
Ty-JOl.E9AI.E AND RETAIL, at the "riiiMelphw.
a,,.l.a "tch"'"' Jewell More" rta. UA (did No. W)
North Second sxreet, Comer of quarry, I'hllutlclnl.ui.
!imri"h: ru" 1 M l " ".
IfilU t.eiae, 18 caret, 91011
tverlver, full jewelled, , ,
Silver Lenin, jewels, 1 y
Superior luaiiiers, - '
Onki Spteueles. i !
Ptilvee do., - I J
f.'iM Bracelets, I
l.dy'sli..ld I'eneilt, f J
Silver Tra S(i.iocs, met, I
UoU 1'r.is, with I'encil su: g,vcr h,,i,cr ,
O-11I utter Kings STJ e lo9iu. Wmlch Gltnc, u
lil els , patent f,l, l,tt ,e, w , ulhef ,rljf , pjopu,,,,,,
iwuui ,u vm wnsi iney are soul lor.
, ,"?T 0n l!",,d nm 0oW "d s,ly" i-vers sad Lepu'n
till lower than Ihe above rurirea
Philadelphia, OeUiher 10, IS5T !vV
K'rirvti'ii L u , n . , ,,
JLEKRY DONSEI.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
0$ic opposite the Court House,
Sunbury, Northumberland County Pa.
rrampi attention to business in adjoinii:
.ountiea.
DAMVILLE HOTEL.
JOHN BEEN, JR
Market Street, Danville, Pa,
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