At
DEATH OF A-nKVOLOTIONARV HEROINE'
Wt'hav read the following from H'he lionet
daU Democrat, published in Wyn County,
VenBylvania, with the most live; interest nd
yrt it to our readers entire t
. In Fcbraory Inst we chronicled the death
ot Mr. Michael Grennell of Clinton Township
at the advanced ago 'of one hundred and .six
years. To-day we bare to record the decease
of Mrs. Sarah Benjamin, in Mount Fleasaot
Township, on the 20th instant, at the still
greater longevity of one hundred and fourteen
years, five months, and three days.
Her maiden name was Sarah Mathews, and
she was born in Uoshen, Orange, County, N.
Y.,on the 17th of November 1743. She pas
thrice married. Her first husband was Mr.
William Reed. He served in the Revolution
ary struggle, and died of a wound received in
Virgiuia. Her second husband was Mr.
Aaron Osborne of Goshen, N. Y. He also
was in the army tT Vbe Revolution, but sur
vived the war. Her last husband wa's Mr.
John Beniamin with whom she settled in
Mount Pleosat in 1812. He died four-years
afterward. Khe had five children, the
youngest of whom is 70 years old. She has
left four generations of descendents. From
her youth until past' forty years of nfee she
Was in the midst of the rough and .stirring
scenes of border warfare or of tha llevolu
tionarv struggle. Her temperament was
such that she could not bo an idle spectator
of events. She entered deeply in all these
vicissitudes. Up to the latest period of her
life she distinctly recollected the family of M r.
.Uroadhead, whoso sons, in 1753, boldly resis
ted a party of two hundred Indiana making a
fort of their boubp. She was in the viciuity
of Minisik when Brant an Indian chief led a
tiarty of Indians and Tories through that set
tlement, scalping the inhabitants and burning
the houses. . After the second marriage, she
accompaning her husband in the army. Du
ring marches she made herself useful in pre
paring food, and when in quarters engnged
in sewing for the officers and men. .She was
however ready for any service which circum
stances seemed to require. When the army
was engaged in embarking some heavy ord
Dance at Kiogsbridgo on the Hudson, osten
sibly to attack New York, then in the hands
of the enemy it was necessary ti do it in the
night, and to place sentries around, lest they
should be observes or iaseu ny suipnao.
Her husband having been placed as a sentinel
eho took his station, with overcoat and gun,
that bo might help to load the heavy artillery.
Boon Washington came rouud to examiuo the
outposts, and detecting something unusual
iu her appearance, Dtked, "Who placed you
Acre?" She promptly repljt: J. iu her charac
teristic way, "Them who hud a right, to Sir."
He, apparently pleased with her independent
und patriotic spirit, passed. She accompan
ied the army with her buibaud to the boutb,
ami was present at tho siege of Yprktowo
and the surrender of Cornwullis. l'unngthe
buttle she was busy in carrying water to the
thirsty and relieving the wuiits or the suffer.
ua. When passing where the bullets of the
enemy were flying, she met Washington, who
said ' Young woman are you "uol ufruid of
tho bullets t" She pleasantly answered,
The bullets will never cheat the gallows."
She possessed extraordinary energy, even iu
her extreme ago aud would relate tho events
or her early days with all the vivacity of
youth. Up almost to the pcriod,.cf her death
she exercised herseir in cardinr; aud spinning.
The Oneness and uniformity of her yarn was
n wonder and admiration. She visited her
friends on foot, muking long walks, ami when
the used a carriage disdained to bo helped tb
enter it. Two or three years ago she remark
ed that she had nover been sick but once.
She tLuu sent for a physician, who lea her
some medicines. Alter ho had gone, she
(lot likilig the smell or it, "threw the dirty
stuff iuto the Tire and then bad to pay lor it."
The simplicity of her life was peculiar. Tor
some time past sho has been regarded as a
sort of curiosity on account or her :reHL ugo
and vivid recollectiou of events long past.
Many visitors called upon her, and were al
ways received with cheeifullness, and went
away surprised aud delighted with her (low of
geuiul humor combined with rare physical ac
tivity. She was iudeed a liuk connecting the
present with ages past and gone. 1'or a
jieriod she was ready and cheerfully waiting
to depart, and her end was calm and peaceful.
A Queer Cask. Mr George Krwin is a
man of litigious disposition, and never so hap
py as when getting up the preliminaries of a
suit at law. luthe Court of Quarter Sessions
'the other day, before Judge Ludlow, he ap
peared to prosecute a charge made by him
ugaiost a Mr. John. 11. 1'urdy of having sold
policies on a lottery drawn in Maryland.
The indictment also, charged the defendant,
"with divers other evil disposed psrsous, as
yet unknown, with unlawfully Biid wickedly
conspiring, combiuing, f onfederating and
agreeing together uuluwiully, und. wickedly
contriving and iuteuding to acquire unjust
lucre to themselves, to bi-1,1 anu expose ior saio
within the city and county of l'hiladelphia,
und to cause and procure to be sole, and ex
posed for sale therein certuin lottery tickets
r policies, to be drawn iu said State of Mary
land, to. tb.evil. and pernicious example of
ull other persona In like case ollending.
The trial or this case used up a whole day,
and two. lawyer's.. Krwin in his evidence,
ulleg'cj that he bad spent much money in lot
tery policies, and that the defendant had ad
mitted to bun. that ha (I'urdy) was the agent
in this city for certain parties in Baltimore
who were ioterusted in the sale of lottery po.
licies. The witness, upon being pressed, was
unable to give any evidence more positive
aud decided than this to sustain his charge.
The defence produced a number of witness,
who testified that the defendant was engaged
iu a regular and respectable business, .(tele
graphing ; that be bore an excellent charac
ter i and moreover, that they would not be
Have Krwin upon bia oath.
The counsel for the defendant made a strong
tneech, contending that the prosecution was
a black-mailing operation throughout, and
that the sola object of the prosecution was to
extort money.
The jury without leaving the box, rendered
a verdict of "Not guilty the prosecutor to
pay the costs." . ..
A few more such verdicts will probably
cure Mr. Krwin of bis ability, if not of his
taste for litigation. People of similar dis
positions will please notice.
Shad. According to the report of Mr.
Terley, of the New Brunswick fisheries, the
shad makes its appeurauce in Savauuah and
Charleston in January, New York in the
latter part of March, Boston at the latter
part of April, and in the bay of l'undy about
the middle of May. The first fish which ar
rive, ascend the river St. John to spawu, and
then proceed up the bay of Fondy to their fa
. vorite grounds, to fatten upon shrimp aud
khad worm." Of the sea shad, none are so
fine as those taken at the bead of the buy of
Fuody. The shad is but rarely seeu on the
A tlaulic coast of Nova Scotia. It is found
in the gulf of St. Lawrence, but not north of
the Miramichi. After tbesbad get very fat
in the bay of Fundy they leave in October or
November, aad they have been seen in large
schools southeast ol cape Sable, steering to
the southward, probably to enter again upon
or southern coast or Savannah, from whence
tboy teach the mouth of the Delaware about
the first of March reaching here from the 10th
to the 17th of the month.
There was a "marriage in high life" in
Warren county, North Carolina, on the 4th
Mr. Graeo. eoa of Geo. T. J. Green,
late of Texas, to Miss EUerv, daughter
of Gen O.'s lady by a former husband. Tbe
bride is an heiress, and ber Wealth is compu
Ud at Ulllbltwo hundreds thousand dollars.
Tbey went aa far as l'etersbure. on their way
l buropa. where tbey will irtobttbly eptutl
A Ram Tihci of Gossir.--The Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Express
relates the particulars of a love affair, which
bat created no little excitement in tie diplo
matic and fashionable circles of the national
Capitol. It appears that an. attmch of tha
Spanish Embassy bag long been an ardent
aamirer oi the. only daughter of a retired ban
ker of Washington, bat the prudent father,
not relishing the idea, of such an alliance ior
bis daughter, forebade the . Spanish cavalier
his house. The cavalier wrote the banker a
Challenge, but could find no one to deliver it :
"On Tuesday night last the banker was di
ning with Mr. Slidell, who occupies the next
bouse ,tO bis own on Lafayette square
While partaking of Mr. Slidell's hospitality,
bis servant came in and informed him tbat two
persons were hanging about bis bouse in a sus
picions manuer. The banker, whom we Call
Mr. C, requested bis friend, Seuator, Bright,
who was of the parly, to accompany him, and
proceeded with tbat gentleman to his own
residence. As be entered the hall, he met
1) is daughter in the hall, and proceeded to
the picture gallery, which was lighted only by
the ball lamp which shone through the door
way, he found a man snugly ensconced under
the piunoforte. .Soizing bim bythecoHor, he
uraggcu iijtu lorm bis bluing place, And, dis
covered bim to be no less a personage than
the Spanish attache. He dircovered that tho
aforesaid Spaniard was aimed with a six-barreled
jovolver, which be took from bim, and
then kicked bim incontinently into the street
As be opened the door for this purpose, bo
discovered another person oflhe sumu "tribo"
lurking about the entrance."
Another letter in the same paper says
that the young lady, afraid that her lover
would shoot her futher, took advantage of
her fathqrs absence at the dinner above men
tioned, and requested him by note to come
and see her, for the purpose of explanation. A
challenge has since been sent and refused by
the father. The Secretary now hesitates, it
is said, What to do whether to shoot or
what. The diplomatic corps are said to sym.
paihizo With the Spaniard, almost unanimously-
Two Cuu.bitEN Froze! to Death in an
Oi'E.v Boat on Lake in.nebaoo. A most
lamentable occurrence transpired here last
Thursday evening. Two children of Martin
Kalor, living in the r ourth Ward, near toe
lake shore, perished' from exposure to tho
weather in a small boat on Lake Winnebago.
The circumstances, as we are informed, are
asotlows. The children one a girl of thir
teen, and tho otter a boy or ten years appli
ed late in the afternoon of Thursday last to
Mr. Evans for the loan of bia boat, for the
purpose of fishing in the bay a short distance
from Mr. Evan's bouse. Upon beiug refused
t'ley procured a small scow boat that was
lying oa the beach near by, in which they
paddled out into the bay. There was a strong
breeze blowing at the time, which soon in
creased tea gale, and blew the scow far cut
iuto the lake. Mr. Evans says that when his
utteution was first called to the dam erous
position of the children, they had drifted a
mile or more from the shore, and belore he
could provide any means to rescue them, the
boat had disappeared from sight. The wind
blew furiously and the night was bitter cold.
Evan's bay ia a mile and a half from the inha
bited portion of the city, and nothing of this
dreadful affair was known to our citizens un
til noon. the. next day, when measures were
promptly tcken to recover the children if pos
sible. A large sail-boat was manned and
started off. It returned on Sunday without
any tidings of the boat or children. The gen
eral opinion was that the boat had swamped,
aud that tho children were drowned. Tho
search was however, continued, and on Sun
day afternoon the boat was discovered on the
Calumet shoro of the lake, nearly opposite
this place. It was half filled with water, aud
in it were the dead bodies of two children.
They had frozen to death. The boy had ta
ken off his coat and given it to 1) is sister to
shield her from the cold, for the garment was
found upon her body. This affecting incident
alone reveals without further detuil the hor
rible situation of the poor children before
death put an end to their sufferings, The
bodies were brought over to this city aud
buried on Mouday. It is stated that at the
time tho scow drifted out. of the bey, it was
seen by several persons, who watched it until
it disappeared ; and who, either from stupi
dity or indifference, neglected to give the
alurm, or to thko any steps towurd rescuing
tho children, until it was too late. We have
not been able to ascertain, positively, whether
this statement is true or not, and we there
fore refruin from giving publicity to ony of
the rumors which have been current in regard
to this port or the occurrence. Oshkoth Wis.
Courier, April. 28.
Til' .New M ii.itia Law .One of the acts
of the lust Legislature was to pass a milita
lull which we fiud put into the following con
densed form by . the Heading Democrat :
"Its provisions require every able bodied
man, between the ages or eighteen aud forty
five years, with some specified exceptions, to
bo subject to military duty. He is to pro
vide himself with the necessary .equipments
under the peoulty of a Gne of one dollar for
non-nerformauce, if a resident of tho rural
districts and ono dollar and fifty cents if
living in a city the fund thus raised to be
appropriated to the support of the "eulisted
and equipped" milita men. The milita en
rolments entirely dispensed with, and ull
volunteer companies parading, are allowed
for every persou on parade each day, uot ex
ceeding six times during the veer, one dollar
and fifty ceuta per diem out of the fund. In
addition to this, the cummauding officer of a
regiment may order put the companies com
posing it for an encampment parade, not ex
ceeqing six nays, once during eucu year.
1 Dose provisions are intended as an incuce
nieni 10 youeg men wno desire to gum a
knowledge of military duty, but cannot afford
to lose the time which gratuitous parades
neces8aiily require. 1 he new law will suit
tho citizen soldiers very well, and go far to
increase the military spirit throughout the
State."
All the lock lenders on the Canal be
tween Pittsburg und Johustowu have, been
discharged and watchman appointed in their
stead. It will be the duty of the latter to
pass over their respective divisions at least
once a day and. see that tbe locks are kept iu
good order, and that the "leveU" are uot al
lowed to ran "dry" or "run over." Each
watchman will have about four or five miles
under bis charge. This change virtually
makes the boatmen their own lock tenders.
llanhburg 'Jlegraph.
Tue Coal Tbadr. The quantity Gent by
Railroad this week isSO.'JOs (J4 tous by Ca
ual 32,510 15 for the week C2.805 10 tons.
The shipments show a decline of 4,435 tons
siuce last week. 1 be trade is very dull,
duller than usual, and many of the Colleries
are only working with a small force, others
part of tbe time, aud several are standing
idio. J rites remain without cbunge prime
Coal pays a small profit, and tbe other kinds
are already so low tbat prices cannot go to a
lower poiui wuuout eutailinir roio on tue
producers. Mintrt Journal.
A Fir.iiT with Grarshoi'I'Kks. The Gon
zales (Texat) Inquirer has an amusing account
of tbe invasion of that city by grasshoppers,
and tbe attempt of tbe citizens to repel the
luvauurs ;
'Everybody turned out men, women and
children, white and black everybody, with
fire and sword, brushes and brooms, blankbts
and buckets, carried on tbe deadly conflict,
but to no avail, the hoppers bopped on, aud,
tbe defending forces were obliged to beat an"
ioglorious retreat, leaving tbe barbarians in
possession of tbe conquered city."
The meanest man !o the country is decided
to ba John Augustus Washington, the huck
ster of tb tousb vf Wasbnagtoo.
OOISIP,.
The marriage of young llutcbioson, of the
American India Rubber Shoe Manufacturing
Coirpatfy.to the danghter of the Duchess of
Montgomery and Luzemboorg, has made a
rood deal or talk In the aristocratic circles .of
France. They do not deny that Mr, Hutch
ison is an elegant and accomplished young
man, or tbat be bas not an immense fortune
In hand and prospective i ;tbey, deem it a me
salliance, which throws stain upon one of
the Oldest and mnatllnnnrilil nomas nf Vranna
But this world is growiog wonderfully "realist"
In the presence of money, and -since the par
ties are both human hpino-a hnth roanoMnhla
educated, and accomplished, and withal en-
leriain areai love lor each other, w hero's the
harm f Titles am hprnniin hut films tliinnt
in. the heart of this tiinotnenUi ronton, nf
progress and good seuse.
, u..-
A Texas naner savs tho, vonnrs Indies 1 hprn.
about a are making groat ravages ou the grape
vines, taking them for hoops.
New Advertisements.
VHEELEU i WILSON
MANTJFACTTJHINO CO S
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'The Pewine Machine mtrctiriBed of you has been wV.!
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Sunbury, May 15, 1853. tf
Estate of Augustus) lltiey, dee d.
John Hucy, Writ of Partition and valua
vs tion issued out of the Or
The widow and ) phuna' Court of Norlhum
hciiaof Augustus I berland county, returnable
Huey, deceased, j o August Term A D, 1858.
Notice io hereby given tu tho heirs and lcf-al
representatives of said Augustus Huey, late of
tSlisniokm township, Northumberland county,
deceased, that by virtue oflhe above Writ to me
directed, an inquest will be held at tho late resi
dence of saial deceased, on Monday Hit; ill day
of June next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., for tho pur
pose of making partition of, or to value and ap
praise (he Keal instate of said, deceased, to wit :
of, or certain tract or piece of land, situate in Kha
mokin. township, aforesaid, adjoining lands of
Samuel r'urmau, Kphraitn K. MilUr,Johii Mur
gan.Comad Veager's beirs and others, contain
ing about !C7 acres, more or leu, on which are
erected a two story Brick House, a tg House, a
Uarn,oulbuiidings, 4c, about 150 acres of which
said land are cleared. Also, of another .i-rtaiti
tract of land in same township, adjoining lands
of i'arrucl Moore, Samuel fay res, Abner Tharp
John Dunkelberger and others, containing about
100 acres, about 50 of which are cleared. At
which time and place you may attend, if you
lliink proper. . ,
. .:. JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's OlHce, Suubury, i
May H, 1858. J
SUNBURY STEAM FERRY AND
TOWING BOAT COMPANY.
rpHAVEU.EKS and others arc, respectfully
l informed that the subscriber has established
a STEAM FEKHY over the Susquehanna, at
Sunbury. That a large, cafe and commodious
steamboat will run regularly and promptly, at
all hours during tho dy, to carry foot passengers
as well as veh.clcs, Ac., between Sunbury and
the landing on the opposite side of the river, both
ways, or lo and from Sunbury. The steamboat
will run from Market Street Wharf, and will
carry passengers to and from the l'ackct morning
and evening. The Steam Ferry now affords nut
only a safe and convenient transit over tho Sus
quehanna, bul.also a pleasant and agreeable ride.
IRA T. CLEMENT, 1'roprklor.
Axnutw Hoovlii, Cap.ain.
Sunbury, May 1, 1858.
TO BUILDERS.'
IJROPOSALS will be received at Even's
Khool House, in Upper Augusta township,
Northumberland county, on Saturday the iilid
day of May next, at 1 o'clock P. M., lor the buil
ding of a IJKICK b(-'HUOL HOUSE, 22 by 28
te.it. All material to be aunulied bv the builder
All information csu be ohltiued
previous to the
Icltiui;, of lieni. Hoover or .
JOHN F. KLINE. &
ec,y.
l'p. Augusts, May 1, 1858. at
Adiiilul.trutoi' Aoticc.
I OTIC E u hereby given ihat If t ten of ad-
1 mitltMtratii-in haws kan ,i.A it,. ... L
- ssi B1LS01J t IUva
scriber on the estate of John Graves, late of Zerbe
w.nsuip, Northumberland county, deceased. AU
persona iodeblesLtA said estate will please make
HUUiediale payment, and iImk Laving claims lo
present tbeui djy authenticated for settlement,
KEUUEN KLINE, Adm'r.
I revorton, May 8, 186S 6l
PLOUK just received and for
ale at the Bunbury riour Blot,
i May th, I96i.ai CO. HAVEN.
SUNBURY FLOUR AND FEEL STORE.
GOOD TIMES AT HAND. .
CONSTANTLY CHEAPER end BETTEr,
FI.OUR can be bought FOK UA8H of U.
O. HAVEN in Market Pqutire Sunburv, than
ran possibfy be had at any other place ii town.
It ia imrecetsnry to say that tJood Flour can bt
got from tre Went and North cheaper than from
any other quarter at tho present time. The sub
scriber having made the beat passible arrange
ments for getting this Flour, is pif pared to Rive
satisfaction to all who favor him with a call.-
Prices range from 85 to $6,73 per barrel accord
ing It) ptiality. Chop Feed of ell kind constant
ly on hand.. ... . ., .. i
N. D. Ne Tcnntylvania Flour will compete
with his. The price may to the same, hut the
quality is quite inferior, as all les'.ify that try both
kinds. Please call and examine lor yourselves,
i . CO. HAVEN.
Hunfmry, April SI, 1858.
Centre Turnpike ltoad.
rilHE stockholders are hereby notified that an
A election fur officers In serve for the ensuing,
year will be hold at the house of ('. H. Drown in
the Borough nf Northumberland, on Monday the
7th day ot JUNE next, hrtwten the hours ot 1"
o'clock A. M., and 3 o'clock P. M.1
JOH.R. PRIESTLEY, Pres't.
Northumberland, May 1, 1858. 4t
-MLLINERYA 6oD3 .
MISS RKCECCA I). yi'INN respectfully
informs her friends and customer that
she has just received and opened a new assort
ment of Millinery ane Fancy Goods at her Store
in Water street, Snnbiiryj
ti? Produce of all kinds taken in exchange
Sunbury, May 1. 18.r8 3t.
NEW MILLINERY G00I).
fPIIK subscriber respectfully informs the c:li
JL ten of Sunbury and vicinity, that she has
removed her store lo the house of SMnmrnr H.
Iloyer opposite Weaver' Hotel, where she has
opened a new supply of
MILLINERY AND FANCY DRY (iOODi?,
of. the latest and most fashionablu style, which
she will sell at reasonable price.
SAW A II MARTZ.
Sunbury, April 21, 1h58. It
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Ht Major Melville, fevo. 50 els.
-One of the pleasantest Novels we have seen for many
n day : its teiicliing is thoroughly healthy and gooi.M
lu, ilon Literary Gazette.
II
(ort ths aunt ot mv ) ;; -
l'enrh o r T ii o u k h t !
Religious and Phil'ieophicnl. gathered from old Authors.
lnv. Muslin, red edges, ecculs L'uiloriu with "The
Words of Jesus.11 Arc.
'A choice and savory collection ef t1! best th'mcht of
the best and greatest Winers of the olden time. It is the
Compilation of one who bas read niiicli iu ancient Jore.
nr.d iu whose judicious selections the most fastidious tLsle
has been consulted.' Home Journal.
TIIE LIUTLE CnURCn LIBRARY.
Bv J. M. Parker. 0 iiiiui.iture volumes. On the 20th
of Mny. "
.May 1,1' 5'.'. tin
- SrRING AXD SUMMER
MILLINERY GOODS.
Inn M. I i ussier, respectfully an
nounces, that she has just relumed from
ths city with a new, cheap and elegant assort
ment of . t
SprLng and Summer Millinery Gooth,
Conaialiy; of new pattern llonnctH, Straws,
tiiinpsand fancy lloiuietti, akio Ribbons, Flowers,
and Fancy 'J'riiniuinrjs, Ladies Dress Caps, &c,
all of which will he sold cheap.
Bonnets of every descriptions made to or.lvr.
Old bonnets bleached and pressed in the t:-3t
manner. ' .' ..
Thankful for past pctronago, she solicits a cor.
inuanee of the-same
More in Fawn Street, 2nd Jaor below the Kail
Road.
Sun'iurv, April 17th, 1858. 2m$
SHEtllFF'S SALE.
KY virtue of an alias writ of Llvahi Fi
nis issued out ol the Court of Common
I'leus of Nor thumberland caunty to me directed,
will beeipoaed to i'tihlic bale at the public
house of Ti ter Ilanselman, in tho borough of
Northumberland, Northumberland county, on
SATl.KD.1Y the 22d day of MAY next, at 10
o'clock A. M., the following described real pro
pcrty, to wit i , . -i
All that certain tract, piece or parcel of land,
situate in Point township, 'urthuinbcrlaud
county, bounded and described as follows, to
wit : Detuning at a post, thence by Und lute
of John Cowden, North 40 degrees. East, 810
perches to a wliiteouk, thence Ly land lato of
William A. Lloyd, North .Vi degrees West, tMJ
perches lo a iiost ; thence by lands late of James
Kay, south 40 degrees west, 210 perches to
three poets j thence by land late of Philip Frick;
south 60 degrees east 94 perches to the placo
of beginning. Containing 124 aires and 2R
perches, (it being the same tract of land which
George Eikert sold and conveyed to John Wil
liam tanim.) - Mbout 115 arres of which are
cleared whvroun aro erected a two story frame
house, a 1J story log house, and barn putt log,
orchard and a well of water, otc. Seized taken
in execution, and lo lie sold as the property of
Jotin v imam Mamm.
JAMES V A N DY it E, fchoi iiT.
Kheritra odice, Suubury, )
April 24th, 185B. )
Estate of Lemuel Roadarmcl, deceased,
IOTICE is hereby given, that biters of Ad
l mitiUtration, ou the ..estate of Lemuel
IToadarmel, lateof eihiwookinlown, Northumlier
land county, deceased, have been granted to the
ubscriuvr. All persons indebted lo said estate
will please make Immediate payment, and thoe
having claims present llieui duly authenticated
for KctUeiiietil. .
B. The subscriber will attend at-thc house
of D In. Laka, Esq., lor that purpose on Satur
day, June Sth, next.
MAIiV ANN- KOADAil.MEL, AJm'trix.
Phamokin, April 17, 1858. ft
Adminiitrator'i Notice. .
TV'OTICE ia hereby . given that . letters of Ad
v miniairgUoit, have baeu. granu-d to the aub
aciiber.on' the esta'e of Mary Cook, late of Point
township, Northumberland county, deceased.
All persona indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment and those having claims
to present them for settlement
WM.II. WAPLES. Adm'r.
.t'eribunibcrland, April 17, 185 . Gt
Prices Reduced to Suit the Times I
. (i.ti wBtTa swia.)
Race Street abmv Thirst, Phifadtfphia.
fprtK Prnptlelcrs rf trie aWe we It-It now estnhhsn
1 ment litinff thankful for the very linrrnl pntrnnnpe he
Jtowed upon them the pssc year, lake this metSpil of in
rormlng their friends and ifib pufclio thai llie y are still pre
pnri d tn sccommnrtiite them t fnvoted with e cull.
Darinu the Winter months ttie house his been tbormiih
ly renovate J, Improvements made ami iiffici extensive al
leralions bt eoiitrm tarloil.
We are rlrteimined to cvoto not. whole attention lo
business sinr llntlar oursebefl with the convktiylt that we
shall be able to give seiieral satisfaction.
tIDKS A 9TOVEP?,'
Race Struct, above Third.
TKRM3.-S1 SSperditT
N. U. Can iuges will nlwnys be in readiness to convey
Passengers to and from Steamboat ljuidiiigi and Kailroad
Depots. S. 4 8.
I'hiladetphia. April 10. 1?59 3m
i' uii', nyr axu imiuv isiox s,
. , N. I) KI.LINOS, .
2o. 12 Xorth Wkarvti, Philadelphia.
100.000 lbs. Dried Apples,
3.1100 bushels Pea Nuts.
600 darrein (rren Appleo,
, lillO boxen Oranges,
"Oil borej Lcrrroris,
2,000 bushel i Pntaloc,
1.000 busheln Iiaans,
1 00 dor.. Pickle, ...
AIo Hif'is, Figs, Priiiios, tic, in atoro ard
for snip at the lowest prices.
April 10, I85H ly
K. i"71Tiu U Hl& SUN ,
. xr.xintr, pa.,
TIAYK rrrrived, and are now opening their
Spring Mnck, embracing new and desirable
Dresa Honda, Calicoes and Dress (iinghftins ol
tho latest style. Muslins of all tj'jnlilies and pri
ces, K. Jeans, Linen Chcckn, end a choice selec
tion of UlarM and Fancy Cassinieres, new styles.
Groceries of all kin In. Wo respectfully invite
an inspection of our Goods.
COUNTRY PRODrCR wan'.sl in ex
chnnga r.t ihehicltest market price.
April 10, ISAR. . -
A Cash IU'sinfs3 Kxn.isivKi.v.
(-HAn'.r.HAD.XMS, H. V. Crnerof Kiehthand Atch
J Streets, Vlio idelphia. lntornis Ins old costotuers, and
the buyers of !)HY GDI HIS liKM'.Il At.l.Y, Hint hcis
inukiiig extra excitions for the prosecution of hishiiflines
the coining: season, and in order to eunhle him to pmchafie
goods for cash, and sell them Bt the I.HWK.4T mahh.:t
ratCKS, he has decided tu sell at the smallest nossiMe
advance ry I-'on Cakii I'.x:-LrsivKi,T !
He Ids icditred the price i' moi-t of tlic Uoodfl U' ?ltote,
and has now open many New lioon, suitable for the
bkabox. to which will be made daily ndrlite.us -
Cure will be to iiecotnin state FHIKNDS and Tlain
PI'.IISO.NS (enerallv, as herel .f.'.rr.
NKW DIIKSS OtKUIS, fllAWLP, UM'.NS, and
Ft ItMSIIIMI (it)Hllt rnemlly.
l'lirehaseis will find ctc.'it advautntre in givine: an early
call, the motto being nimble sivpellce la better than
tile slow shlllnift.o
The sitiistiou is central, and the store well l.'ghlcd.
March 47, 1SW 3in? w.
FLOUR AND FEED 1
SPRING A I! It A N (i E M E N T.
rPHE subscribor has recently made an rnlarge
ment iu his store room and has just received
a freh supply of Flour end Feci, Curnmeal, Ac
Ilia stock consists of Com 'id Itye, Corn and
Oats, and Corn (11(11. liolted Corn Meal and
lluckwheat I'lnur in sucks, all of which will be
sold low FOK CASH.
Also, the Best and Cheapest assortment of
Flour in this Market, from FIVE to SEVEN
DOt-LAKS per Llarrcl, according Jo iu:tltty
Uso, a lot rf Flcur in sacks at very low rates.
'J 'lie subscriber assures his cuilou'era, thut his
arrangement for getting Western Hour enable
him to give them better satisfaction or better bar
gains than can te attained elsewhere
lleitir; thankftll for past patronage, he hopes
lo merit and coutiue to receive ths I jvor uf the
public generally.
C. O. HAVEN.
1 Market Square, Sunbury,
March 20, 1858.
s r in x (Tar ka XNTnAfErT
LACKAWANNA & BLOOM SBURQ R.R.
Al'KOHMlNr, superior faciUies for trnvel to ew
Voik, I'hiladclph a, and the North and West, bv con.
ncctmns at S-nmloa with the iriiius ol tin' iel.itaie
Iickawanua and Wefilv-n Itailroud Coinii.v : ntno
travel South aud West over the I'ntlim usa, V:!liain!iKiit
and Kne Hailumd and connecting trams
GOING NtHtTII.
N. V. .ccommo. l'liilad'a
Mao. daliou. .Mail
Leave
Rupert,
liliiom,
rispy,
I. Hue Ridge,
Iterwick,
Ile?,cll Haven,
Kea-h tiiove,
a on A M. 3 10 1' M-
(I IS d.
'J Jo do
J M do
'J d o
3 Vi do
4 1 15 do
i; do
( 40 do
7 10 do
7 35 i i
7 5U do
8 I'l do
4 15 d
i 30 do
4 AS do
SCI d .
i iO d i
T-tiicsslilnnv,
llunl. cVtf-icik, 9 40 do
West NuutiO'kc,
t d
Plym null, 9 13 do
Arrive ut
Kinitston, 0 10 do s ;0 Jo
Leave
Itipitstoii, 0 35 do 1 l.i P M. 5M do
Wyoming, fl 511 do Ul do ."1 ,t(,
West I'ltutoii, 9 65 do tf. fi) do ft 55 d 1
Plttst on, 10 00 do S :io , . C Ull do
Lackawanna, 111 10 do 'J 45 do 6 lo do
T.ivlorvrllc, 111 SO do 3 IMJ do 6 o jtl
' Arrive at
"eriintoi;, 13 50 do 3 15 do A .10 do
The New Yor': Mail Tnnu Connects v;.;h the Ll press
gome Lnft.ou D L. W. ItaOrou!. ,
Arrive 111 New Voik 7 15 P. M".
do Philadelphia, by I'ain.lcu i A:n'.oy Rmlioa I,
e an P M.
Fate flora Rupert to New Yolk Sti 00. llaic.-ge cluck
ed itir.mpli.
The ac 'orvmodatioll Train North, conneets ut Sersnton
with the L'xpress Tiaia West, 0:1 the D. I. A. W. I'.uii
road. CiOiNO SOPTli
P'lla. Accommo K Y
Lc-.vs r!a;l dition ' M;"t.
Scmiiioii. film A.M. I13HAM I ln')l.
Tuylorville, t lu do II 45 do 4 U do
l.nckawuiuia, b JU do l-J no M. 4 00 do
PitlHon, S 30 do 1JI5P y. 1 :,u d i
West Pittstolt, 8 35 la 31) do I 3', do
Wyoming. 40. u 40 . 4 10 do
Amcaut
K!::?'lon, 9 VO do 1 CO i t S M do
Leave
Kincston, in 10 do 6 on o .
I'lymouth, HI M do 5 do
Vinticke, ' II 65 do fi 40 do
llilnlock'a Cr'k, II 15 do (J 50 do
Shicksinuny, II 15 do 7 an do
Pi.ic 1 lirove, 1150 do t III ,1.,
Ileach ll.'ivtu Pi bO do 7 5.S J(,
llerwiek, li 10 P M. fc is do
Lime Uldge, IT oil do H 15 d i
I'soy, Ii IU d . (I 111 ,l
Moom, IS 50 do u lj Jo
Arrived ut
R'.'pert, I CO do 9 5 d 1
The Philadelphia Mail Tltaln go. nr. Siuth, connects with
'.he Mail Train at H upeil, pom: Lust ut 1 111 P.M. tor
itattavvissa, Port Clinton, PottHvnle lit.ulinp, Ac , S11V
injf at Philadelphia, at V.i P. M. Also with Mail Train
(Mine West Bt 3 olo.k P. M. lor Uauville, .Miltoi:, M uu -cy,
Wilhaiiisporl and F.I11.1111. '
Pussciiucrs by the 1 o'clock P. M.Tram co;ng '.V1.1H1
can take the II oYKick P. M l'xpress Irtini foi lllmiru
uud the WeM.ni halite at HIiKUiikliiirK and take lite 1 o'
clock A. M . Train (joint; Last, urnviiig at Pliiladelpeiu or
llaiilftljurg ut ia 1HH111.
F. J. I.KAVr'XWOHTII
March 13. IV,a dm . Siiprflnteii.leiit.
NOTICE. '
LI. persona indelted to James Heard, lute :
Prothonoiary uf Noithumberlandcounty, for J
lees, c., a e requested to ::iaV:o itnirediate fay.
ment, end thus save osl end further trouble, as
ull accounts remaining unpaid will bo placed in
the hands of a Justice for eullectioii. t'aymrnis
can be made either tu the subscriber or to J. iS.
Ueard, at hie otiice.
" JAML'S BE A IC).
Kuidiury, March 27, IfiSS tf
PENNSYLVANIA WIRE "woitks",
iYo. 2'iC Arch In. Second Third,
(Opposite Prccd Street,
I'lllludclplitK.
CK1 K)', liiddlca, Screens, Woven Wire of
all ineahea and widths, with all Winds of
plain and fancy wire woik. ZVcax y '('willed
Wire or t-'park Catchers; Coal, kauj and Or a
vel iicreens ; I'aper Makoi's Wire ; Cyloriier
and Dandy Itolls, covered in the best manner;
Wire and Wire Fencing.
Avery superior tide of eavyfounJera'
e!cives. AW kinds of Iron tire Wire Meives.
IMYLIHvS, Sc D.1KI1V.
Philadelphia, April 17, ISS8 elm.
FOR RENT
TIHK 8 tore Room in Market street, formerly
J. occupied by V. W. (Iray. A pply ',o the ex
ecutors of II. Masser, deceased.
April 17 I8AH.
B
IIOWN'8 and Breinig' Essence ol tiingei
and Husband's .Mac t r , .
March M, '67. . ftUnn b.
FAR.MEIIH OK PENNSYLVANIA
ATTENTION I
Yoa mn supply yourselves with Chemionl Manures,
warranted pnre, which has been In successful use In Melv
Jersey for the past fcVvcn Venrr Ihey have received tin
MI'l.flM AS of 1'ew Jersey, New Yolk, rieUiwnrc, and
I'eliusylraiiia Agricultural r? melics, and hare hesii used
ly'the President of the United Mates, on his OnnliHt and
on the I'ubha Urnunds at Washington, 1). C , and ly the
foUouiitig Uenlleinca vir :
Z. lcke, Ksq. )
A P. lusher, V Ctiaxasaoao' New Jersey.
i I Reeves, ) ,
Hcnstor Huberts,
W'm. Miller, of Cane Island, New Jersey.
ClinsYork, I
Th's Mulford, IJsr), Tamden N.J,' !t. Bcrnes, Pr.
Knight, Mr. Field, ,lr Atkinson, and lvi Johnson, allot
New Jersey they say it is the cheapest and most reliable
Mnuuie now iu t'se, being permanent nnd improving the
land by enriching the soil Tt Is fcttc lo the various cro s
you raise Corn, Potatoes, Urass, Wh-wl, Uats, Ac. lly
enclosing a C heck, on any New Jcisey ot Pliilnd'a Hank
or tefe-Biiee to aay ivid House In Philnde.phia or in ex
change for Ptiwluee, ut luir Market rales lier,-your orders
will tsxfillod aud,Hliippd to you, fiee of Carina expense
Vfff'L'i-cry articlt old by i'ie t'.t L!uaraiicel,$t
Super Phosphaic of Lima, SI0 Is I a ton.
Bone I'hospbute, J:hl Oil a '
American Fertilizer,.- ' CM a "
ry a HAniii:i.'tsr.iTHciiiNT for an ache
OF OIMIUMJ HltUAD CAHT
Ture T'onf Dust, rm birrcls now ready.) at 9-'t 00 per
tsirrcl or SII'S, a ton.
I'oudiulte, No. 1 (500 Uirrels now rendy,) at S'J to ! J
a barrel
Ijitid Plalter No. I I UOUtsirrcH, nt flj to oburrc'
Pot Ash, fill hnrr, Is
Peruvian, Patngoiila and rhi'iiitt
O I' A N ) .
UKOKlii: A. I.r.lNAf.
Ptopil.toT.
No. SI South Fr.ONTStre.t. Pl.ihi'tel, luu City. Pa.
r?- wiioi.phaij; di:ai.i:p.s ali'dwi u a i.ih
Fit At, IHm il N T.
fe Pamphlets cun be had on uf pliration to my Ofve,
or of rry Aseuts
Manh l:.', IfW -Sllifll-.v.
JCH1T GTC1TE & SOUS,
tfd5 Chesn'aP'.rcel, above Ktrlith, 'Inte- f No .14 South
Second Street,) PIIII.AlFI.PilIA,
ap a now nrxsiviMi inittK
SPItlNn IMPORTATION OP
SILK. AND MILl.INKUY GOODS
Consisiing in purl of
Pilncy rjonnet and Tap ttibbotis,
Sutin unit Tiilletns It.bli.ins,
tiros de Naples. (Ulsre nnd Pla.n,)
larci linea und Florences,
ln, k .M.kUh,
iluelish Crt!,.cs.
Mulinu and f lliifutt Ijilea, -t.
Also, n full assortment of Fltl.NCIl AND AMI'.KICAN
FI.OWF.U3
March tit), IMS. Smos
NETT CASH DRY GOODS HOUSE.
tV OPF.NINC OF SPRING t:nol)S!.l
KYUE f.ANDl:!.!., Fourth A; Arth Sto. Philad'a ,
are now ollcrmg a lull sloikof
New Goods for Spring of 1858 '
FASIIIONAni.F. SPHtNO OOOI)t,
III.ACK SII.KS, 1M to 30 niches wide,
Spring Dress Goods, New Styles,
Shawls, in all the Newest Style, 1
llritis.il , French and American .'hi.ilzcs,
Fill, stock of Domer.tic Llood?,
Full Stock tif Kiiropeun Goods.
N It. Ilarpiiusin slensonalile O'hil. daily receivsd from
the At'CTKINS of New Yelk and Philadelphia
P S "NlKlltillAN TS. are invited to examine the Sloe
TKfi.,I! Nett Cash and iow prices
Plit:dclplua, Match 13, l-.'.S 3ni3w.
FOR SALE OR RENT. "
1IIE large double frame house in the Borough
-- of Northumberland, belonging to the estate of
C. II. Kay, dcceafcil. This is a very desirable
residence, beautifully situated on the North
Ur.'tnch of the Susiiuelttnm, with a large garden,
Carriage House, S'.able Ac, belonging to it.
Terms moderate. Enquire of C. W'. Sestet,
Williamsport, or D. Urautigam, Est., NoriUum
berinnd. March 27. ,Hj59.
Gi;OGfl IIILIi,
ATTCH1TET AT LAV.
SUNBURY, 3? A..,
RJJRPECTc'L LLY informs the public and
W frien benerally, that he has removed
to Sunbary, and has opened a law oflire at his
residence, in Market square. Ilia acquaintance
with the English and (ierman enables him to
transact business in both languages.
April 10, 18..8. ly
Xv AS II IN (.To'v'iio use;
XX. A. I OVi:T, rropritlor,
npil R proptietor rtwpectliilly informs his friends
end the-pjblic generally, tluat he is repniring
ind renovating the Washington H iuse' Boas
to entertain both transient and permanent visitors
in a suitable and comfortable manner.
Thankful for the ;iutronage extended to his
father, ho respectfully volir.irn the continuance of
tlioaame. He will tulic churgo o! the "Waiih
ini;ton House" on the lirst day of April, next.
He will bare rr Omnibus running to tho
dill'ereiit Kailrnad Depots for the acccmrr.odaliou
of 1'usscngers, free of cha'pi'.
v. a. covin; r.
Ptinbury, March 50, 1S5S,
iMronTEtt aru Wiiolisalk H.ali.h i.
S A. L T ,
'3
!3l .''oti( H'tdtt'ts, Philadelphia, Pi.
ASHTO.N FIND. LIVKIU'OOL (iliOCND.
Asbton and Star Mills Dairy assorted sizes, con
stantly on hand ard for sale in lots to suit the
trade.
N. U. Orders solicited.
March 13, 1858. fini
a c. eiiEsEFRornit ' iaac c. r-E.u;;.:;
cHEsrBaorjGii & pfarson,
Commission Merchants and Dealers in
risn, m:i:si: am ritoriMONS,
.Vo. 5, .V. ll'ticr 3 ihors aloes MarUt,
I'lIILADCLrillA,
ave constuntly on hand an ni-.-orlmcnt of
Dried and I'icklvd Kish, &c, c.
.Mackerel,
Salmon,
Shad,
Codlish, Lard, .Shoulders,
Uei-f, Hatti, Cheese,
Turk, iirs, Duttcr,c.
Feb. 27, 185S. 3in.w
Saddle and Harness Maker
KElSrnY HAUPT, jn.
KKSi'EC TFI'LLY informs the
&f??$ citiiens of iSunburv and the pub.
'J-iyie generally, that he bus taken
sutfui '- the shop occtip:ed bv Ilriirht and
Heck, one door cast ol l'c.upt's Cabinet M i
ker shop where ho is prepared to turn out wo.V
in his line of business c jual to any made ir ihi 4
section of the country. Orders proinpllv ev.cu
ted and all kitnls nf produce. Ukeu in xr',,allgo
tSuubury, March "0, IS.iH. ly
BTOJ-'.E.
AIIsSLOClSA SHrLtfR.rcs.cctlVJv.iii.
forma the citiicrs ot Trevorlon at .1 s'tr
rounding county, that she has opened a new
store of Millinery ami fancy (Joiulu, at Ttevor
Inn in i'hainokiii si ,cet, nearly oj.p.n ire Knouse'a
Tavern, where ll kinds of Hotnieta and Fancy
(Joods can bo nacl at the lowwl trriii..
Dress m'.Kiiig also HttenJ tJ in the best
manner nd latest stvlo.
Ap-.tl S9, 1HSS. tf ,
VIVA LI. TATKR, Vinduw Shades. Floor,
' v cr':age, and 'J'able Oil Cloths, Cocoa
Malts -nsVa supt nor ailicli-og liruest. '
Dec 2;. 1.S7. lllilUllf 4 SON.
9S0
VA If DS CA KPKTINC', nibracing Wool
lucrum, ro'.toti, aud a superior a'licle
of Rug Carpet. Manufactured at home, fur sale
at tirices to suit the times, '
Due. 20. 'fi7. URir.;i r a o.m
"TWi ACKH MALT. Isfst quality, best p.tul
4ly, large sacks, and for sale ut the frve?t
figure- Milt-ill T Jt SON.
eiunbury, Dec. 26, ISS7.
noKT MONAIL'S, Tooth and Hair ltmshe
A all qualities, and any quanti v, for sulo by
a.v. nsiitit.
March 14, .7.
m 9 at kei tl, Herring and (Shad, w holes i!
f J. or retail. Now ia the lims ,Ul purchaaa
Fib, at we are euabltd to otter them at a lower
price than you rari purrhaso them in tha Spring.
ei)t;'ury. Die. '.6, 07. VHWlll' & HOS.
SADLERY AND HARNESS MKIN0
fJIlB itibscrilssra wspwtfullv inform the citi
ions of ."tinbury and vicinity that they have
commenced tho above business a few dorscbova
tho 1'oBt OfTicV, Matkct Sqlmrei Sunbury, l'a.
Work of af! kinds in thcir lino of hupincaa will
be done, promptly end neatlv mi Ihn niot res.
sonahla terms. CLEMENT & OY3TER.
February 13, 18S9. . . -
ao.ooo drt.oa6-Tir;fci
ANTED Thirty Thousand Cross Ties, or
Itailroad Rills for the Northern Central
Rail Road. Ff r ftirthvr pnrticulara apply to-
IRA T. CLEMENT, Cortracloi.
' Sunbury, December 2B, 1857 tf
r7:r rpr. '. c?.Tfr? r-' vr"
: r v-1 -
Market Street. Sunbury Pa.
THK subscriber respectfully informs the ci'.i
r.ena ef ritinbitry, and the public gcneralP'.
that he lino purchased, and will' tike iei?.iior,
in thoi above well known stand on thu 1st of
April next, formerly kept by Mrs. Thompson.
That he will put the same in complete icpair.
In addition he will provide a conveyance to carry
passengers to and from the dilVerenl Ifnilroad de
pots, u till will leave no effrrU untried to render
his hotel c desirable stopping pls"e for Bursts and
travelers. JOHN LEISKlt,
February 20, lRo8.
FLOUR REDUCED
- t TO
.l I9 1'?r Blarrtl
TlllIK subscriber respectfully informs the- rilf
jl zetis of 8uuburv and vicinity that he has jnt
received a supply of FLOI'li, which he is olli ritir;
at wholesale or retail, from 5 40. 8 37 to
0 H7 .J per liiirrel. He also boIIs some as low as
70 cts. per quarter, all of which he WAL
It A NTS to Se (.owl.
CANDLKS for sale, wholesale or retail.
Thankful for past patronage he hope to con
tinue to merit tbe same.
(JIVE HIM A CALL!
M. C. (.'LAUIl AliT.
Market h't , Sunbury, l'a.
February 27, 135.
ANALYSIS OF LYON S CATAWBA
BRANDY BY
A. A. H AYES, M. D..
Assayer to the State of Massachusetts.
litjmt CiiAttACTr.n. A light yellowish
brown-colored spirit, having a fragrant odor ;
when evaporated from clean linen it left no oil or
offensive matter. Analyzed fov vrtlatiM ind fix
ed drugs, of which no traces of any kind wcrn
found. Its color is proved to be due to a Morel
rcain an extract derived from wood.
7 n every respect it is a pure spirituous liquor.
The fragrance or bouquet which it possesses
can be isolated. and it then appears unlike that
! from Cognac IS randy or Wine, being a fruity es.
sence resulting from a peculiar fi rmcntotion ut
1 Catawba and Isabella (.rapes.
Culmical CiiAitACTLit. 1,(1(0 parts in vol
! timo of Ibis spirit contains at CO deg F. 461 2-
10 parts of pure ulcohul, besides the fragrant oil.
; 1,0 10 pnrls of the cptrit atlurd S3 arts of a strong
: solution of the oil which characterizes this Uran'
dy ; the spirit 'eft, ufler removing the oil, is pure
and odorless, and fn rl! ils qualities a pctf.cf s.i
I rit not subject' tc charge. One I.'. gallon of
! th'.s Brand ai CO deg. F. contains, besnies th
. npirit and oil, only S'Jti gr.i. of matter composed
; of extract of fri'it, cum, and colored resin fr-:n
j wood. ' '
I PoiToy, January 2.1, 185S,
i ' Dr. COX E, State Inspector of Ch'o. nJ fit.
' Jaa. A', Chilton. Chemitt, of.r-w Vo-I-, both
pronounce tins to be pure lirandy. aud free from
all a-Itil lei at icn.
Fot Medieinnl pnrposes Lyon's Catjwlm Uraii
dy has no rival, and has Ioiilj been needed to su
persede the poisonous compounds sold under Ihn
namo of Hrundy. As 4 beverage, the pure article
is nltorrether atiperinr. ard a so- ereigu sure reme
dy for Il spcpL.it, Flatulency,, Low Spirits, I. an
gilor, (Seneral Dcbiltlv, 4-c. Vr.
Also, KslIKLBY'i STH 1. AND SPA RK
LINti CHAMPAGNE. These wines arc unto
in the nrighborhaxt of Cincinnati, and are guar
antied to In tho tiro juice of the Orapv, and am
cniiuen(ly CRlrnleted for invalids and persons
who require a gentle stimulant, and for sacramen
ts! purposes.
Kctail price $1 2.' per bottlo. A libeTal ,ii
count made tu the trade. Dealers will pleaso
send their orders to the solo agent lor Northuru
berlsiid comity
JOHN F. CASI.OW,
Druggist, Milton, l'a.
February, 20, IS.18 3m.
J CD ISTE Sii O TJ S E i.
M KLl.s OVERLY, rromictoi -
Cor. af Market Street & Mr.rlit Kpiwe,
II A H R i SB V P. O , PA.
qilllH NKW ANU KLEGAM UOTi:!., recuntly rc
X le,l hy the Messrs Ju.l:s, in ilan ihliurg. l'a ,
ins: hceu Icusci' lor a term of yciu. bv tin- uudciBujii-j l.-i
tiikea tins nictliod ol culling tbe ultciition of ui, :,.ni.-r
pair jus, ana tht tiavclluui coiniiiuinlv. tl.cieto.
Having u tioitl of one iiumlretl nnd l .rty flut on the
rniii.i(.ai street ol the city, and 1- utj-uvo i'.-n yt. t
Muiket !",uare, it ciuuiol lull to prove attra.-tive us t.l
as itr.itir lo slrutigers.
The Chiiiuliein urc of fine size, tt; vcntilatcl, au!
bclite.1 with Oac u uuinU.r with conm-cimg j.Kjrs uiu
kica lliiiii very desirable for fuilii.ic.
The Hulls ure warmed throughout bv lljalera: lo 1
every modern liuplovciucnt, in met, has i.c u udded, tl. it
may conduce to the sululy, cululorl, uud lianpiiiess ol' the
fitfils.
Visitors may, tlienforc, rut uuut t-.l, ' tluit tbe '-Joins
House'' bas been made perftct in all its .h,:iitnieuts
that each de,uituieiit bus been t'i"vd in 'Ji;t'.,e , f l:,-e.
riei.ced and I'oulocUaT. I'eis jiis ihul in c: rry purlin. :.,r
the ustciil a-liieh has adopted hy the I'roprietm, will all id
to t ii--,- v.lio may m,ke u ihcir home, it fi eat a ;i,c
oi c-oiil'. 1 1 us nuy l-io'ituiucd ul uu" i.inilai fLiL:o;..ioul
in the Strite.
To sciire this itcsiioble r-!- '!: he tins furiLshnl tl.t
Public anil. I'nvalu Private l'ai..rs. rimnili.-is, I'n ii.
Kooni Ac. Willi entirely NF.W Ft UNIII III', ai.il a' .
arra:it-,d wittliii the l.ui'J.ru;. li line l:nl-rs u. O-
ter l viii, Llres.Mic! Itoon.. Hot nn.i I'. 'd l.,t!,s.
Vlr: Cuunary llcplt.ner ainl lliniri: Kooin ci In. r. r
the especial at.; i; ol tl,e IV. uj o-to'i. wioe.i i. 'is.
I will le a fcC.thcient cu;irantet lh.,t n'.l tnKtcs wi'l lc,,iit-il
Alter reHirnui? his heurtlelt lliioiks to Ion ,,'d n.ci :
and pr:troii5, for the cencrous ,:,tro' 'U' so !., .,'-i l'"l
L iui.-. ut the -'Ciiveily House. 'i sjul u -o to i.is im.
an. I ftttroi at the 'I'oluinli.u House," i ,,,.,. ' .l. 'o '
the Ht .is 'II I'l .vV. he lespecn'iUlv s, ;,t,i i.'.iti.u;.",, l
of II ut Hie t'Ju.MS HUl'Si: .'
vr.!.t S''' i ki.v
'antiary 30, liOinos
J ohVn. ui: it i),
ATTORNEY JT I.AW.
i 'Jfice i'l MacLit it. ,;,... Cvurt il-.-.se,
i suNnuiiv, PA,
I f Jollec tions made and l'n.l. siot.ul I!uii.es.
r.-nerally altcnded lo Promptly and Caiefullj. '
ruiL ipili uu I!.riuKrr :
Uullr'.t i Fafnhonie, Dicld Wsnz,
Duiti A l!ir;.ey, F. '1'j I..; 4c t'o.
Kunbury, Jiino 20, !P.ri7.
I3L'ki: coxcenti; atkd i.vi: or
I 1 POMFir.Ii, for sale at M-U f K .-S :
Store. Price 20 cts.
l.-.L
II
lltl Alti:, ol a!! '
varietv. Ui
in,! (.ru1 cinlless
:k;h : f sh.n.
Sunbury , Dec. 20, IRiT.
lOTCS of all kind', Sto. lii'js. Collars. S1:s
ciider:i, Uurlc Mitts, llaitilki-rrliiefs and
an endless variety of llosiorv nnd Notions .
Sunbury, Dec. 2B, '67. lii;U.li'''A SON.
tm 1
I TKAl:Tin-:i. SRRss (TfiODs, inr'adint 1
UP Figured and Plain Merinos. KilU, Sc-otil
1'l.inia, .''ilk Slriped IVlJiiis, Cai-hinere, 'J'rentan
Plaid, I'mber Shades, Fancy and Pl.1iu.D1 Lanier
Valencia, i'liramctto Clolhi Ac. iv 1 ric ned
and for mth by UKlUllT i SON .
Muntury, Dec. 26, 67.
al'KKXS, Cedar, Hollow and (lawarf
containing everything useful and orna
mtritiul. URKJII TSi SON.
Sunbury, December Sit, 1K57.
. j llfOU'llt N, 'ict t incs, tl(ra Caps, Wool .
1 Hoods, Cuililurtu, Cusllmrri. Sctir Is. I -an, I-
1 Gauntlelts, Ac. Ulillill I' d t-V'.N.
j Simbury, Dec. 2ft, '67.
iOH bAAJk.,
V' (loot) f c:i J-Nan j E
oKi'ca.
'-at,'.'. Apply st u,;.
at 7J and CUJ cents just received by
Myelins. AW. FISHER.-