j 0 c i v g
LUNATIC VI.JKQE3.
MiMr, wli.i t'ui nUno ri;(h, of 7YtVn. is nmv in
t'le'spwl- : nrl Tus-hip A; A few toy omi-fi lie
v.T,.!e Hit fu!l Win:i vw U'S iin.Wcm Ibcm to u friend in
J -Jelo, win hiul !!i.-n, in-crlcl in tU HtmU ;
Crjii.' : ri.ilr jpliar-. ami King,
rH'ilt.iirrri l.itiiMB VIiif;,
Al.itei'.h! unci t( inpr ;
Wr.n, fi.itn mini i nmiti:r ;'"'"
C 'riTu-ioii i j j. iofus,ii.
I auglinig nn n .;tJ tr iti urn,
J othorvn ni.-l chine men,.
Vrcfliliiii. prayict Jii'litii;", -:.jic
In car r.ii:tufi- n
J-.,l:l9 cf cur..'.c iu te inr,
1.1lJ;1 hvT. :;g'it nt.rhf;;f i.i'r,
I)mv ft t. l;crc us or?y :t); o ;
Hi;.. jvir-itsMes, co sVrrt
CVf ih?r-'!9-;(i:'lo I"-.'...!,
AC fi.r v.r.jf.-iry
Mt.li "f j'uKice, Uri.-.h.s r!
Men "f ell .i ni'jii f plili:,
Drinking, iJiiiiKii.p. bz we-iyltlJ,
JI.'illuoiMifoil j.J..j.!cr.
J.nurUiu J Me-1. Hello !
Cnuuiics North Oliio,
Kni'liiFkf, ClcvalmiJ, '.Mod
Pel id J-ihit Jtn.iUeij iier.', yonkiiw
Loi'jiiti!' clan' Mir ;:niL , s",
Uring Vui un ;unl tile Vm.
Let Incm liuu'V whnr ln?y wjII,
(fill IF J.il'll Mill .l;u-k is (Jtfl,
Here we mnke, rnon I, mie, mii kj.i.
Clothe, fed, rf'Vfci'-; P'rr ir IYI
t.--'ki 1" fit' Suite to f v( t)ic l.'il
0,'n.ll' Il)5;i:ie A H J'l III.
THE LIOIT AND THE SKUNK.
A MiEAM.
1 m't n lion in inv nruli.
('I'wns on a dreary autumn !
"lYliopivc me (ho allerimtivu.
iM.)
i o either rnn or flight.
1 darn not turn upon tlie trnclc,
1 (luro not think to inn nwny,
For fear tlin lion at my brxck,
Would teizc mo as Lis prey.
So summoning a fearless air,
Though all my soul was full
ill of rnKlit,
J soul nuto the forest kinr? .'
"I will uot run, but fight."
We fought, mid, as tliu f iton deemed,
1 eonquorcil, in tho bloody fray,
For f non the lion at my (Vet
A lifoiciS carcass lay.
A litllo tltiitili was ptnuiinj by,
And notPd what the lion spoke ;
An J whpn ho saw tho lion die,
The lion's tracks ho took.
He used the lion's very speech.
For stretching to his utmost height,
Ho gave rno the nhertiati ,'o
To either run or P.Hit.
I saw he was p-cpared to fling
Fresh odors from his bushy tail,
And k';e'V tlio:e odors very soon,
'y nostrils would assail.
So, commenoii-g ajhumble uir,
'I'honyh all niy SjuI was free
Lorn
flight,
J said to the dirty kurd;,
"1 11 run but will not ?,."
J10RAT..
As years, begin to chill my blood,
1 rather aii would doubt toy sputik,
an icr a moment cnucrtauo
To fight a l.nmaa skunk.
fanners' 5)cp.u'lmcnt
H i : ;i thf (.Jut ii. .tut r .-h 'Vn'-'i rrej.ii
TilASPLATIJUG THEEH.
The proper way to rt-tr.ovo a lice, v.-htthor
1'irge or smuii is to c -nijit nco nt r. point Mi'li
rieiitly di'.laut liom ti.i st m. to include tho
filjioUi c.vtiL'Uiitii'S of tho T'lOl?, and to I'oiiuw
lioin o), U eiiig tliom crufully lum tf.M foil,
mid pre-e; ving the libvratud rnU f: oin dijing
or Khiivid'ng unrinj tlio npratiLH. There is
no occasion todiv. t the loots ol'i
veiy pur- j
1 it'll' (.1 so, I, mil r'-tii no i,.oiu than will ad
mit of speedy and ready iv".'j;ul. A nd as it
ii impo?.--iblo even with tho mo. t careful iiian
ipulution, to ; avo (; .Lo loots, the branches
tliould be er.rrc:.i.oml,:.g!y reduced. It is an
axi 3iii, 1 b. !ii r, with Fiench cultivaturs lint
a tree ourht mako all it:- ;uwtli where it is
planifd, and it is generally conceded tout they
uro not duli'.'ieut tuber in thu Fcieueo or prac
tice ofaborticulturo. All newly-tranf iiianted
trees icquiie inoic or le:.s piuninir. lnexpo
riuncfed planters usually opjiosed to pruning,
which frequently leads lo failures. 1'niuii.g
ji greatly objected to, from a fear ofde:Uroy
i:ig tho chttracterihtic beauty and habit of
growth. A tdiili'ul i iii.cr wil'l enhance, ra
ther than destroy symotry of fomi.
Ncwly-plauled l ices, after commencing an
apparently active growth, will oftentimes sud
denly wither and die. Tho reuso-u is bimply
this. The sap existing in the tteo was suiii
cic-nt to develop the buds, but as soon us
leaves wore formed, they acted as so many
pnmpa in drawn, j up the eap, to supply
evaporation horn their iui faces. Thcdemuii'd
being greater than the supply, (owing to the
root reduction) the plant must tuccuuib. 'J'o
oqualizo their conditions, the leuvo bhould
have been diminished, that i-, the branches
pruned.
Want of leisure at pri;ent, prevents nie
from treating so fully on tho theory of this
tubject u.i 1 anticipated when 1 sent iry for
nu r article. The tamo ercuse must be my
apology for the uel-jy of this. 1 may r.-ii r to
it aia. Wii.mam .j.u'M.i-.ii.i.
'u';,((i.'io(C April, lti, lsoij.
Top 1 'resting Meadow Lands Los long been
recommended in our columns as a certain
wean : to prolong a full crop of gvas to an
nhnost indelinile ju'iiod. Jo portions cl
ChesU-r ami llulawaru counties, wo huveseen
lnoado.v land iu grass, without disturbance,
us we vi re ussun J for lil'ly years ; ami the
on hi top clro'sing they ever received was a
little lime thirty bushels to the ucre about
very two years. We have ourselves top
dressed timothy in the spring, followed by u
couj le of bushels of plaster to the acre, which
gnve us a full yield of grass for Foven yours,
whi i: the natural grasses asserted their super
i ri'y. We think it good policy to follow
top-dressing with plaster it protects the
nminouia iu tho manure, giving the soil ull
tho nanurial alilucnce, in uddition to its own
other anti-septic qualities, so valuable, espec
ially iu dry teusons. Jl.i l.
Tin: CuinkskSi-OaII Cask. Wo have said
veiy little about our old favorite, for tho hist
foupbj of mouths, IhiuLing that ull our read
fis bad become iieifectly familliur with its
Ei at value ith its modi) of cultivation
und w.th tho manner of manufacturing thu
nioluoces, Bi.d many of them with the BiiL-ur
i. W W take it for ,;l anted that the gener
nl lariner w.ll sow hU ,lUarll.r of an ,ro nt
ut ! , i L r 'U "",u the crI' be t t
L r''. i bo wills tocruKhthe
he ir in nT'""? l,,iCeH' kcttlcS
i 1 lit , 1 l ,U'ftU lh" "'"'seB, with tho
the mo I Ii1'!1'1'8! n",Ui" l't
Ull t H I cuu J'iie
It hi-, l.eou gaij with iiiluTe that tlionoa
lolnijii ef birds w ar. owl, tho uiost solemn ol
Mfc" !'u a"s. if tuta solemn Cf utn
Ti.avtiso I.oci pt Sn-D. T-. 1. iT. witbi'S
to 1m informed oftl.? beM. mrlliod of prepar
ing black locust seed to cause them lo vege
tate readily. Tho best, treatment of locupt
feed lo iiiMiro a ppeo'iy germination la to
pnther tho seed ns eonii aa ripo in tho Fall,
tdiell them and put thorn in ft box of sntid
keep the sand moi.-4 and espofed to thfl woalh
rr until Sprinsr then eirt tho pand out, and
plant in April, about tho usual timo of plant
iiifT corn. W hen feed arn not procured in
time to adopt this method, tnfce thorn ot the
proper timo ofplantinp, pourliot (not boiling)
water on them ; let them stand in the water
in a warm place for several days changing
tho water every second day, when pome olthe
Feed will become considerably swollen ; thefe
should be puked out and planted (let tho
others remain in the water until the shell ne
comes foaked and the kernel swollen, and
I plant as before. With this treatment uic)
will 'tow ft' re.'uliiv as Jliuian corn, j ih
IliTt'in usiiFery n'af, putting tho seed six
in' ht s npaif, iiinl the rows four feet as under,
end tmn-pl.ii.ttl.c ',r-t or second Spring fol
!,",;:. it. jm." i y 1 'ormtr.
f'-.vic, ';"- ;'i.i l; . 1 is a very common
f.ti.t f.oc amor..1? our I'm siers to row clover-seed
m enily in tho 'sprinvf a' possibl". even upon
jlilit bodies of snow, without cither rolling or
light 1, arrowing afterwards, and tho teed
rarely fails from producing uil tliut was expec
ted of it. Latterly the Fame couso is being
pursued in the sowing of Tlmothy-sced, th.it
is no after-wnik and it proves to be equally
efficient. No harrowing, brushing, or rolling
being necessary.
Uov to Coot, Watkr. If it i3 desired to
cool water for liriukirg in warm weather, and
ire cannot bo obtained for this purpose, let it
bo kept in an ungluzcd earthenware pitcher
wrapt eronnd with two or threo folds of
coarse cotton cloth kejjt constantly wet.
Tlie theory rf cooling water iu this manner is
the nbscrptinn of heat from it, by tho evapo
ration of the moisture in thu cotton cloth
expansion products cold, compression heat.
Iv o.nomv or CAnrETs. To preserve ex
pensive carpets, it is well to completely cover
tho floor beneath them with drugget, cr
coarse matting, which is a much better plan
than to spread a layer of straw botween the
floor and carpet ; tho straw (besides the
difficulty of spreading it perfectly smooth
and even) accumulating much dust that works
up through the carpet.
How to Stop Bi.oop. Take tho fine dust
oT teas, or tho scrapings of the inside of
tanned leather, and bind it close upon the
wound, mid the blood will soon cease to llow.
These articles are at all times accessible acd
easy to bo obtained.
tl'bcrlianciOii
A Strange Story From Italy.
A letter from Home, in The. I'v.ris (.'nicer
contains the following extraordinary tale :
"J n tho Cathedral of Vellctri, near Rome,
was an image, of the Virgin, nearly covered
with gold, land decked out with necklaces,
rings and jewelry, ajd it was held in great
vernation by tho people. In the Holy Week
it was according te custom, Fcrecned from
view by a curtain and on Jloly Thursday
sonic person contrived to steal it. On Good
t rulay tlie aiclipnest ot llio Cathedral re
ceived a note thus conceived : '1 tho under
signed, know the thief, and the spot in which
is deposited the image of the Madonna, and 1
will make revelations on threo conditions
impunity for myself, tho release of my brother
who is to be condemned to death and a pen
sion of 10 crowns a month. Yknuktta."
The nrchpriest, having ascertained thut tho
imago really had been taken abstracted, com
muuicated the strange epistle to the delegate,
Moosignor Giordani. Instead 'of scckiug ot
oueo lor the writer of the letter this dig
nitary applied to Homo for orders and the
Pope, fearing the total loss of tho imago,
nud tho effect Ihut would be produced amoung
tho people, directed that the first condition
oftlio bandit should be accepted, but that
thu other two Lhould bo rejected. Vendetta
haviiu' loured this rcscdutiou spread among
tho peojde of Velletri the news of the robbery
of tho imago, w hieh the clergy ol the cathedral
had kept secret, and ho wrote to tho clergy
that he would be content with inipuuily for
luinse'it and wuu 1W crowns paid uown. Uu
Saturday the people went en imu.e to the
chinch and waited with anxiety for the arri
val of that part of the service iu which tho
crucifixes and images are uncovered, but the
veil which had covered the image of the Ma
donna was not removed. On Sunday thu
people again Went to tho church, but ns the
imago was uot displayed they became excited
and murmured and at length some v( tlicui got
on tho altar and tore dow n the curtain. J'ho
lumor was then bpread by friends of Vendet
ta that it wo the Jesuits who had stolen the
Madonna, and tho excited people, believing
the falsehood, broke into the convent occupi
ed by the Jesuits which is aeljacent to the ca
thedral, ni: d with cries of" La Madonna no
stra! completely sacked it, and illtreatcd tho
reverend fathers. .Shortly alter the suffragan
bishop ascended the pulpit and exhorted tho
people who remained in the church to bo calm
but they would not listen to him. There is
no garrison except 111 or VI veterans in the
town, so that no opposition could bo mado to
the mob. When the bishop descended from
the pulpit a scarcely crediblo scene occurred
tho brigand Vendetta, armed with a poignurd
ascended it, nod thus addressed the peopie.
l'.e patient ! 'J'ho good fathers are innocent.
It is 1 who stole tho Madonna. Eut 1 will
only restore it when tho Government, to whom
I grant a delay till "Monday evening, Ehall
l ave consented to tho compact 1 Lava pro
posed to it. Eo calm, therefore, and tdiout
no nioro. 1 warn you iu conclusion, that my
companions ore armed us well as 1. Whut
followed that hnranguo wo have uot jet leurn
cd ; but a deputation ol the Municipality and
Chapter of Vellctri have arrived here, und
have had an interview with tho Pope. Orders
have been icsued to dispatch a troop of gen
damn s on horseback and a company of .Swiss
jiifai.tiiny Vellotn to establish order."
Mr.llloI'ISTi IN K.N'S.S AND Nl'-IIKASITA
Tho third annual conference oftbo Methodist
Kpiseopul Church in lsnntaa nnd Nebraska,
was In Id ut Topeka from the 15th to the 10th
of April lii.-liop Janes prcsidiujr. The
churches returned 1,8'J3 menibera in Kansas
ond 77 in Nebraska un iucreitso of more
than half in 18o7. There lire ;",!) local preach
ers in the two territories, l'orty-ono itiner
unt preaelo ia were Btutioned iu Kuusaa und
twenty iu Nobraska, for the present your.
Komo musical publisher or teacher, Vince
wroto or said "that tho nrt cf playing oil tho
violin requited, the nieett perception, and tho
most delicate Bcnsibility of any nrt of the
known world." Home country editor, in com
menting on it says : "The art of publishing
a country nev.?puper and making it pay, beats
thu art of iiddling higher than a kite."
"Mr. 0 recti, when you said thero was too
much Amc-riouu caplo in tho Fpeakor's dis
course, did you mean tint it was a talon-ted
production, und to what claws of the epeeeb
did you especially refer ?"
(iiion X i:vs. Tbe Huntingdon, fi'.obe says
'J'ho miners on li road Top have again gone
to work in good earnest, and roal is begming
to como down in InroB quantities which will
enable shippeis to fill their coutract3. Ilur
riA.urj 'Jityi iij h.
Oeu'l Cuibing has donated a square of lund
wottb Ivso thousand dollars, fci a ui-Ai Lpi3
iopal CLurli in A'titl.ii'tuu 1. C.
MONEY CAN BE SAVED BY PURCHASING AT THE
. x. ZmZZ now oMnina large and choice selected stock of WINTER
PRICES TO SUIT TUB TIXVXCS.
VTt rrturn eur sincere thanks lo the public for our inrcoasing patronage, end shall endeavor to
merit . continuance of the same. &
nrcouNTuv pnot)i;cE wanted at the highest rmcEu.
tSuiilmry, IVccmber Ifl, 18.r)S.
LANCASTER COLLIERY FOR SALE.
lnioi lant e Vanl OjioraJois.
riH E inderrii(fiicd Lessees of the "Lancaster
Colliery," near Hhaniokin, Northunihcilnnd
county, reniifylvAnis, wi-hing to retire from the
business, oiler for sale the Lease and Fixtures
of said t'olliery, nil sutisfietoiy terms. This
Colliery has been in operation sinro 18o4, and
has been sueresslul beyond expectation. The
Coal is a superior nrt'u leu for all uses to w hich
Anthracite isapplied, and a good market has been
established, which run be much extended. The
Breaker and Fitur tire of ihe rry beat ch ir
ai ler and will lecominend thenrehes. to pe.tons
BCiiaintid Willi the hur-iuess.
The Lease runs to January 1, ISfit, urn i a
favorable one for the operator.
For further information apply at the Colliery
in person, or by letter to Shamokin, 1'. O., ior
tUuaibeihmd county, Pennsylvania.
COC1IKAN, I'EALE & CO.
February fi, 1858, tf
VALUAELE REAL ESTATE
OlTF.IIKIl AT
P1UVATE SALE.
rjfV'lv subscriber oilers at private sale, a cer
tl tain lot or piece nf land, situate, in Lower
Augusta township, Northumberland county,
about miles hi low iSunbury, bounded on the
west by the liver .Siiscpiehanun, on the south by
land oi (ieoige Keiler, on the east by land ol
Wm. Kroh, and on the north by land of Win.
U. .tones, containing G Acres and IS perc hes,
all of which is cleared und in a very high state
ol cultivation. J nc lortncrii t cntral nail i
Head Masses through the tract, and is also
bound on the cast by the Main Koad leading
from Suiiliurv to llairishorg, which together,
with the liiver upon the west, and th
fertility I
of the soil makes it a very pleasant and desira
ble situation.
AI.SU); another certain Tract of Land, situate
in said township, adjoining lnnds of William
Kroh, on tho south, the heirs of ltnbcrt nod Ar
thur Auchmuty ; on the cafit Wm. V. SSilvcr
woiid, and a public road on the north, and Win
It. Jones on the west, containing 03 Acres 121
perches strict measure, tbout fit) acres of which
aie cleared, and ill a high state nf cultivation
and the residue most excellent land for cultiva
tion, but is now covered with excellent timber,
and if pun based soon, the purrhascr can get a
large quantity of Hailroad Ties on the same.
This tract is also well watered, having several
line springs upon it, and every field can be wa
tered thcrebv. An indisputable title will be given
and terms of sale reasonable.
WILLIAM H. JONES.
Lower Augusta tp., January 2, I8.V1. tf
FEBRUARY 20, 1858.
JUST Tcccivcd by Kailrrnd another lot o
choice nnd desirable poods consisting in par
of Fancy Detunes new styles, J! lark and Fancy
Wlks Ueautiful Madder Prints at fi, 8 and 9
cents per yard Persian Delu ge 124 cents Plain
Debutes 12J cents SO inches wide unbleached
Mu-lin C' cents Al.-o 130(1 yards Muslin dif
ferent widths and qualities French Cloths, Cas
simcres, fc'ulinott, Kentucky Jean Ac, nt exceed
ingly low prices And we call particular attcn
tioli to our Stock of Fresh Groceries, feeling as
sured that their quality and our price w ill render
cntiie satisfaction
COBZE ONE COMB ALL!
Examine our goods nnd learn our prices, our
fctock presents a large and varie l assortment, en
abling purchasers to make a goad selection to the
best advantage.
QBEAT iByvncTKrs,
Iu consequnce of the uihuliccd stale of the Win
ter, we will commence from thin dale to sell our
rniirc stock of Keady Made Clothing IJIaiikcK
Winter Hosiery, and a very nice assortment of
Ludics Shawls ut gicatly reduced prices Now
is the time to secure irood bargains.
A 1'IN.NV iS.WT.I) IS A lTANY KArtNT.P.
E. Y. BR'CHT 6r hiO.N.
Sunburv, February 20, ISSrf.
VALUAELE PltOFEHTYFOR SALE.
rjll K mibscriliers, Lxccntors of the c.-tulo o
JL Hcurv Masser, dee'd., oiler at private sale
the fiilliming jiroerty viz : A larjre tvv story
frame dwelling bouse, together with ubeut
.1(1 At 'UEiS OK LAND,
Situate in Lower Auin.sta township adjoining
lands of Daniel Kaufman and others now in the
occii)ancy of John It. Kaufman as a store and
dwelling. The bouse is new und the location a
good one for business.
AUoaTUACT (F LIMESTONE LAND,
in said township on Ihe river about 5 miles be
low .Vunhu.y, adjoining lands of .1. T. MTherson
and others, containing, about U0 acres. The
soil is productive and contains limestone and
other minerals.
Also a trait of Land, containing about :ir
acres on the bill, about two miles below .Suulmry,
adjoinimr binds of the bcii.i of the late John
t-'unrad and others. There is, on this tract, a
small orchard of choice fruit.
For fuilhcr paniciihirs apply t the subscribers.
11. 11. MAS-shU, )
H. 1). MASSKH, Executors.
ruA.Ncrs un.-iiEK.J
tSunbury, January 19, lSoti. if
rarnicisj I.ooU to Your Intercut.
LIME I LIME 1 1
'IP HE sudscriber respectfully informs the far
iners and the public generally, that he has
leased Ihe lime kilns of Ira T. Clement in Sun
bury, and that be has always on band, and is
ready to supply a good j utility of lime to ull who
may want for building or farming purposes.
Helms ulso a kiln al Reefer's crossings mile!
from Sunbury, or two from Snvdertown,
t ir-" All Kinds of Country l'roduce tuken in
exchange.
CEO. W. STROII.
Sunbury, Dec. 2B, lfl."7.
HOVEKS LIQUID HAIR DYE.
The teslimory of I'lof. Booth anil llr. UiimUc having
pnviousl) been publishiil, thu following is now ad, led :
Pi .in Pmf. Mi Cl.driWIIV, fi.rnti'ily Proo-smr of Theorv
unit Praetii'u ol Mi-tlii-.iie in the I't-ninle .Medical Collide
(f Pfiuinylviinia, uml laO: I'ioiVm, or ol aiuigcry iu ttie
Alutricun CouVgcuf Mi-ilii'uie, .V.C. :
PltlLAlKl.I III, Nov. SJlh, l-'i6.
Ma. .lof:rn K. I1oiek a uml of y,.r I.liji:iD
H.MK l I-: will coiiviiicc Ihe tnott aLepliuil, that il lan
-v if" r:i.kUANT, uiul efshaciois prt-jiuruiiou. t'nlike
UK.ny ulhers, it has In several liuit.inci-s provr.1 set vil-eulilu
ill the cure of some cuuiiieoiu en.iplions on the ticail, and
I have no hesiuoion in couilurndoig it to those rcioinui;
s jch uu ap'iliL'uii -ii.
Very rc.-jiectiully, J. F. X. MeCLOCKEV, M.D ,
4T.) lime tt -, alnve lUlh.
HOVKH'S WRITINO INKS, ineludiug HOVI-H'S
wiuti.nu ri. lid, uml iio i;it siMJi:i.iiii.i: inks,
ttll iiia;iilaiu their lugh eliiiriieter, which has slwuys dis
liiiBUitlied them, anil ihe extensive deuiaiul lirst created,
has eontiuuid uiinitcri uplt j until the pivurut.
Orders addressed to the Manufactory, No. 416
RACE street, above Fourth, (old No. 144,)
Philadelphia, will receiveprompt attention, by
JOSEPH K. HOVER, Manufacturer.
December 25. 1SS7 April 25, '67, eh.
1O0O lbs of t'ai iK't llnss
TYTA?TEn Rt 1,10 B,ore of V. Bright &
' iSon, who are constantly receiving a fresh
supply of (ioods, thus offering to the publio the
largest and most desirublo assortment.
July II. 1857.
pATCHOl'LY, JOCKEY CLLU, SPRING
1 FLOWERS, Ac, of the host quality a
freh supply juot received and for sale at the
Drug fc-toie of A. W, FISHER,
fcunbuiy, Afj. I, 1SC7
WE STILL SURVIVE THE CRISIS
NOTWITHSTANDING the astonishing quan
' titv ol fioods that I brought into town last
Spring, I succeeded in selling them nil out ex
cept what I gave nway, and bad to hurry to the
city, for a in w lot, in order that my customers
mislit not be put to the inconvenience of buying
nt other stores, where they would be chaigcd
killing prices. Profiting by past experience, I
hac just brought on
Twice as Many Goods,
and I hfive now the largest and CHEAPEST
ASSORTMENT ever ottered within hearing af
this place. I am bound to tell
CHEAi'SIt TIUiN EVBn,
tie lore. I need not say cheaper than my neigh
bors; for thut is no longer a disputed fact.
I am now ready to denl out goods twenty
hours out of twenty-four Sundays excepted
at low er prices than any person daro ask lor.
Just call for any thing you want. 1 am deter
mined to
SLTPLY ALL DEMANDS
that may be made, reasonable or unreasonable.
Call soon, as tho rush is tremendous.
IRA T. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, Dec 2fi, 1837. ly
1857. FALL & WINTER GOODS ! 1858.
-A.T I?. GRAY'S
FANCY DRY GOOD STORE,
Market Square, Suntmry.
JVOW received and will continue to receive
' the largest und best selected Stock of
H'ack Clutlis, Cussimeres, Cassinctts and
Vesting., .ye.
An assortment of Dress Goods, viz: Fancy
printed Calicos.Chillies, printed Lawns, De Lain"
Unreges, Merinos, Cashmeres, Alapacas, Dress
Silks, Ginghams, &c.
LINEN AND WHITE GOODS.
Irish Linen, bleached and brown Drilling, Sheet
ing, Pillowcascing, &c.
Dress Trimmings in Great Variety,
Hoots nnd Shoes
Hats and Caps,
Hardware,
Cedarwarc,
Grorcries,
Uucenswnre
S ALT and FISH, Cheese, Crackers, Segars,
Tobacco, SnulT, Ac, an nssorsment of other
Goods too tedious to mention.
Feeling grateful for past favor we beg leave to
r-'"c our old friends and the public that no
1 ft , ; jn our part shall be wanting to lnrrit a
coi.- nuance of our patronage.
Country produce taken in exchange at the
lushest murket price.
T. W.GRAY.
8iinluiry,Dcc. 12 1SS7. tf
A VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE
SALE.
fjlTE subscriber will sell at private sale a
-I- KAIi.M, situate in Point township, Nor
thumberland county, about 3 miles from the
borourrb of Northumberland, on the Danville
road, adjoining lands of J. (,', ilorton, James
Nesbit, Chas. Parks and the north branch of the
river Susipichnnna containing 75 to 1C0 Acres,
to suit purchasers. Tluj land is iu a good state
of cultivation. I lie improvements consist of a
lar'O frame HOl'ME, well finished ; a Spring
House, built over a never-failing spring close
to the bouse, a Hank liain and oiher outbuild
ings. An Oichard with young and choice fruit
tiees.
The above tract will be sold on reasonable
terms and an indisputable title given. Tosscs
bion given on the lirst day of April next.
1'or further particulars inquire of the subscri
ber, residing on the adjoining faun.
JAJIKS NESIilT.
Point town.diip, January i!:i, 1S5H. tf
BOUNTY ORDERS. County orders taken
as cash for goods, and on note or book ac
count by E. Y. URIUH I' 4 SO.
Nov. 2, Ifl.'iO.
B'JtiRT and MAUEKIA WINES, Schi. Jani
- Schnapps, Wild Cherry brandy, blackberry
m.l Lavender brandies for medicinal purpo-i s at
March 11, '57. A. V. Fl.-HER.
i fishing Tacklo. Red Cork,
ton and Linen Lines, Out Lin
ont, lirnss, Lot-
ines, Sea (irass
by the yard, Snoods, Flies, Kirby, Limerici! and
Carlisle Hooks, Rods, iVc, for sale bv
March 4 1. '57. A. W. FISH ER.
eI.v.male Clotllht?. Peter feham,
" Whippoorwill Hangups, Mohair Kaglane,
French Cloth and Zilack Cnion Coats, including
a nice assortment for Hoys. I'unts, Vests and
Monkey Jackets, all sizes and prices.
Sunbury, Dec. 20, '37. UI(iHT4 SOX.
(Jl'ARE and Long Broche Shawls; also,
atervliet, Bay State, Waterloo, und Blan
ket, Shawls, latest styles, all qualities and prices.
Dee. 26, 1857. BRIUHT A- SON.
P. MELANCHTON SHINDEL,
JI STH II OF THU PEACE,
STjrrri3Trpi-5r, rvv.
Ojjice in Deer Street, immediately opposite the
Puhlic School House.
All business promptly attended to. Monies
collected and all ordinary writings done.
Sunbury, April 25. 1857. tf
New Di-uxm, Paint), &.c.
NEW supply ef Drugs, Paints. Oils,
Fluid, &c, just received and for sale by
A. W. FISHER.
Sunbury, May 5, 1357
ANB WARRANTS. The highest price
-will be given for Land Warrants by the sub
cribei. H. 11 MASSER.
"J A TENT BRITTANIA STOPPERS
fo
bar bottles tor sale liy
H. B MASSER.
Sunbury, July 19. 18.16.
stationery. A large supply of fancy .Note
Paper and Envelopes, Mourning, Letter,
and Cap Puper, Pens, Ink, Sand, eve, at
March 14, '.r7. A. W. FISHER'S.
r"IVbacCO and Segars 20,0U Imported
Segars of various brands. Eldorado, Fig,
Cavendish and fine cut tobacco at
A. W. FISHER'S.
Sunbury, March 14. 1857,
a. J- rtoWcWiIlfv
SUtovncn at i'aiu,
Practices in Northumberland and adjoining
Counties.
Sunbury, November 21, 1857. tf
C. BEITEEP.T'3
WIIOLSSALI AID RtTAll
BOOT STORE,
40 South Fourth S.t, abort Chesnnt, l'ltil'a.
BOOTS, Shoei, Gaiters, &e., promptly made
to order iu the very best style, and of the
best material.
Philadelphia, May 9, 1857.
A LMONDS, RAISONS, FIGS, LEMONS.
" &c, Ac, just received! fresh aupply and
fur sal at the Confectionary store of
M. C. GEARHART.
Sunbury, May 16, IS07.
laln Ilaiiiftlicd t
1 F li V II O L O N O E
D ,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
To Buffer tlit pains nnd penalties of girkncm whfti the
rcrtmn menus of euro ute arrrniiMf In nil, is ntwinve
ninilni'Mi. The verlable remctlv, noting powerfully upon
the cniiffrBnf diFctifc in nil llic Hniilp, ncrvrs, nnd tinimes
of the hotly, tsiU'l the morbid nnd poinoni matter from
its lurking' plars in Hip nystrm, clc.inpe nnd purif y evciy
ewrction. relmild the utmrterMd ci!iFlitiitin, rrsiore the
viijnr nnn virility of the tnlrelited frnmc, and tend to pro
long Itl'e lar beyond its oidinmy hmn.
MILLIONS RELY ON TIJLM !
In pvrry (junrtrr of the plohe, nmonpr nil nntioud, civil
ized und wjV'iga these Pillx nvc usett wtth t'fiiul nnd unva
rying etu'crss. Th yure advertised in tvery pTintcd Inn
p'linge, nnd wliTeever comineice hun penetrated, they ore
lti continual demand.
ALL INTCUVAL risKAns
Yield to tli!ir notion, Dpepii, Liver Ci-mphint, Af
fections of the Hwei9. the Kidneys, tin; Nervrs. t he
Luncs, Mio Thrcut nnd the llrnin, that have previHi'y
dehed nil lnimin BkiH ami nil other rfin;edic. nre rspili
t.ouciy amimfnlii'iv rnrrd !v tins n!!-oonqnering medicine
HOi'M.Y IMiOS I ItATH'N
Kvrn when the ;ttitii'(t nrc reduced to the hist nVfrrec
r feeoleucps, th'-y mny bn rt'cn,r.nt''d by t)i p-fcuUttf
Wnic oiidaiternati'vc properties ni Huilcnvtiy Piii.
FEMALF.3 OK ALL AGLS,
From whntever voricty f the ni!r.ints pliar to their
Bex they nviy be snffHring, tnny rely with entire ronkdtive
on the elluet of this Strengtlnng, (eviving, Safe nnd na
med into remedy.
Ilolhways Pills are tit best remedy Inown
in the world for the following disease:
AFthmn, Fever nnd Atnic Stone nnd Grnvel
Howel Complaints Female CumpluintB Sce.nulrny Pymp
Coughs Iltindaehps Inwnrd Wenknrps
Colds IndigeBtioit Liver CnniplnintB
CheHt Di senses Influenza Lownceawf Spirits
C'tRlivenees Inllamnntion Files
Dyspepsia Venereal Affections
Diarho-a Worms, of nil kinds
UropBy
FV CAUTIOX ! None nrc gnutme nnlcss th words
"H'dlowny, New York nnd London," nrc discernible b
ns n wnler-inark in every leaf ol" the lwn-k of directions
nronnd each put or box ; the name tuny be plainly seen by
holding the ienf to the light A handVome reward will
le given to nny one rendering such information ns nmy
lead to the detection of any party or parties counterfeiting
the medicines or vending the sunic, Knowing tlicm lobe
spurious.
Sold ot the Manufactories of Professor IIolt.oway
0 .Maiden Irfine, New York, find 'Jit Strand. Londnn, by
nil respectable linnrcists aud healers iu Medicine tlirouuh
out the l.'nilcd States, and the civilized world, in boxes,
nt Qr cents. 6JI cents, nnd !"l each.
IW Theri8 a considerable Buving by taking the larger
sizes.
N. IL Direntions for tlie guidance of patients in every
disorder nre affixed to earh box.
October J7, IS5V. Jyca
EARTHEHWARB-
THE subscriber respectfully informs the citi
zens of iSunbury and the public generally,
that he has commenced the manufacture of all
kinds ef
K A UT n EN VCA It E,
at bis manufactory in 'Whortleberry Street, one
square east of the Kivcr. Ho has engaged the
services of Mr. Hirer, and you can therefore
depend on having a good article. The public
are respectfully invited to call.
All orders from a distance will be promptly
attended to.
P. M.SIIINDEL.
Sunburv, Feb. 2, 18.1(1. tf
X. S. LAHREXfE'S
NEW
Paper. Frintcrs' Card and Envelope
WAREHOUSE,
jYo. -105 Commerce Street, PtiilaiUlyliia.
Cush buvcrs will find it for their interest to
call.
Janunry 1C, 1853. 6mos.
Mraw-Cuitc-r.
TIIIE subscriber has been appointed Agent for
I Messrs (ieddes A Marsh of Lewisburg, for
the sale of their iStraw, Hay & Corn-Fodder I ut
tor. This Cutter is the best iu use. Farmers
and others are recpectfully requested to call and
examine for themsolv es.
P. B. MASSER.
Sunbury December 2C, 18o7. tf
DEISI TISTBY
UKOltUE KKXX,
1 NNOl'NC'ESto the citizens of Sunbury and
vicintv, that he has opened an office in Sun
bury, above) H. J. Wolverton's office opposite I.'.
Weavers Hotel, wlicro ho is prepared to attend
to all kinds of work belonging lo the profession,
in the latest and most unproved style. All work
well done and warranted.
December 1 3, 1 856.
THE LARGEST
ESTABLISHMENT
I N T II P. CITY OF II A 1. T I M O It V.
"ITATIIIOT'S finy Street IVarrronui Sns U.1
111 Hint '-M .Norm ijny street, near ravette, ttnlliinore
where is kept atwavs un hand, or made to order, every
slyteof French TETE-A-TETKS, iu Flush, Hair, Cloth
or llrocntelie.
French Full PlntT end Medallion Tarler Arm Chairs
111 Plush, Hair, Cloth or llroeulelle.
Freni-h Full rinil'Cinvcd Patio Chairs in sets, wilh
Plush, Hair, Cloth or llrocateile.
SOFAS-
Half French Spring Mitlmpnny mjil 'Walnut Parlor
Clmiri, in llmr, Clatti nmt I'liuh.
Hocking Chuiri varum ittsigus, in Hair, Cloih and
riiisli.
ttuifPprinfif Iunc;ei n larpe naeortmrnt nlvni en
(mini, or un pattern muuteor covered with any gmxls to
urucr.
CHAMBER SUITS.'
lnMuhirany or Walnut, comnlcte, from &35 un.
Ciiiw Chain and HtH-kni tin. the largest assortment
ready i nude in any out ho u feu in Ihe L'utitU Suites Horn
f lJ u dttzen np.
U tr Htxtiu, OiTice nnrl Dining Chain, in Oak, Walnut
or Miihognny, with Cane, WikxI ur fltullid Statit.- an
nflitinent cniniacnig over au uozr-il.
Wimm) aeat Chum und tklleei and R taking Chairs
over 1U0 dt'Zfii.
Gilt ami l'lain Frame IrokiiiP'. Olansfs, of every variety
Ail ftlliUI K'l 131'UB, 11U1I V1IU 11 USA 1 IUI ti:ilW( ?
A. M ATI HOT.
Nob. 51 and S3 N Gay st , near Fayette it , Uultuuoie
August l,lso7. iy
Citrate of Magnesia
OR
TASTELESS SALTS.
riWIS preparation i reccm mended as an ex
cellent laxative and purgative. It operates
mildly, is entirely Iree Irom any unpleasant taste
reaenthling lemonade in flavor, prepared and sold
by A. v. rliSiiER.
Sunbury. March 4 1856,
PHILIP H. PTJP.D7.
WUOLESALI AND BETAlt
Grocery, Wine and Liquor Store,
S. E. cor, irofnuf anil Water Streets,
PHILADELrillA,
DEALERS and families will be promptly
supplied at the lowest pricei.
October 4, 850 tf
COLD rEN8 with and without case., f
M very tuperior quality, just received.
Also fresh supply of Writing Fluid, fsr lals
U.H. MA6SEK.
Siuihury, Pet. S7, 18SC-
JURE OLIVE OIL for t.bl. use, two size
at 37 J and C8J cents just received b
A. w. niiu.rt,
March 1.V5H.
fxtrrittthei furxitttreii
TUB LAK0E8T BTOfJK EVEK OFFERED
IN SUNBURY.
Fnsblenublc, Cheap nnd Useful
MT1HE subscriber, long established as a Cabinet
A and Chair Manufnrturer in Sunbury, thank
ful for past favors, solicits a continuance of the
public patronage. His stock of Cabinet-Ware,
Chairs, AC, embrace
KVf.RY VARIETY, ISEFIL AND ORKA
MENTAL in housekeeping. It ia unnecessary to enume
rate, as anything that may be required in his
line can be had at moderate prices, Chenp for
Cash, or Ceunlry Pioducetakcn in exchange.
Establishment
South East Corner of Marlei Square.
jF These knowing themselves indebted to
tin subscriber would oblige him by making pay
ment. SEBASTIAN HAUPT.
Sunburv, April 4, 1857. tf
NWAKRANGMENl
J'resh Arrival of
DRUGS, TAINTS, OILS, &c.
riHE undersigned isvinj taken the stnre for
JL merly kept by William A. Uruncr, is now
ready to fill orders and prescriptions at a mo
ments notice. Hi lias a large and will selected
stock of fresh and pure
ERUGS, CHEMICAL,
Dyp-slufTs, Oil, Paints, Glass, Tutty, and all
kinds of Patent Medicines.
FRLTT AND CONFECTIONARY
Tobacco and Imported Segars of the rhoicpst
brands. Fancy Notions' toilet articles, and Per
fumery of all kinds. Tettli and Hair ilrushes
of every variety.
Camphine and Fluid ahcayi on land.
Customers will find his stork complete, com
prising many articles it is impossible here to cnu
mernte, and all sold at moderate prices.
llcinember the place, naxt door lo E. Y.
Bright'! Mainmotk btore.
A. W. FISIIER.
Sunbury, March 14, 1857.
TMt Pin U fnr trorflP,i.. pmia ii
l I'rfrty Fr!i Sbit. Il require no Wm, Potit
n'l ofin ! ill in ftny otlivr Cn vvr tiTiil... All
rut' cf Wx nnrl rmsl ra AmlnllT dmavraAalil
nd wortUln in unsline.
ut pmPminK tills HTtlrl VU9 rMh'lr', tM InvfintT
niiaiiftnir fhe wM in fin InfuHiM, filinj-le, K$J tud
Rikri l yrormi of HurttiPlir 1 P--ltinr.
Tft'ltJHl intrl4i tn tl.c .a'i nf lnfarlrr Cat: trv
tr. flrirrint tll uriirlp hy fnl-tt ftf.tfm-rtK ; l.nt Ail
tr enti .tc fttitl iTftiil Dtiia ho hnve eiainiuBd it iaj
l witifol ti rmut.
II ii nTrai N'.l In koor m11 flTtltti nut Tin tofmMn
m niivt-w. i ry ii. Htm in un rhf wnurt n iijtir n
th fdtilt f ltt Cnn tin moiiHT will l rpriiiide-d
Trie lfl t ir l'ltrrt nnnHnlti-rnlpeT Tftii: (5ntn
tilffprvht frnni Ihp otToriftlrn on bv otlicru.
1 li hnrtlini: i -ti (in tntlrelv i:m .!n. Rp-fcet
pnrWilr Still, nnd tnaaot icrlncii ir t.r,4 r.hL
t'lire limn ffuitkot Wi.ul.1 .lo on nny oilier run-
The ninfiiir b )nrr nr.iih Ifl ft.lmit fn!l-ltrr1
Mnck. I'tistrx il no La-irl nh.nl it In rfrUiriril! tlia
li'ititent.; It Ud.ft t.ftnl.rclTof Tin.
t ! I
T" Tinei.'n of Soul to l.ft! pi ol lif Uil for Three
'fir!, fiii. i j)o9 wttu hiiv tried tliein win UN i
LlBKIt A L rif 'Of NT TO TH Ii TR ADE. j(
V- T.TTTiT.fiW flAK Tf
St IClnc St., . V
Sept. 10. !? -.
NEW CONFECTIONARY
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL.
M. C. GE AKII ART,
HAS just received a new anil excellent nnsort
inent of good at hit (Jonfectioiinry and
Fruit More iu MAKKKT STKCKT, Sunburv,
where he manufactures and keeps on hand, at
nil times, the most chnica Confectionary, A.C.,
Wholesale nud Kctail, nt Philadelphia priced.
Among hia stock of Confectionarius, may l
found :
French SorstJ,
liiirned A I mum! J,
Cn-im White,
' I .em mi
" Vainiin,
Cainm-m ijeciett.
LiquorH'e
nnnanns,
Oum Drop?, nil lti mitt n scent,
I.nve lrniip,
Mint frnp, reil and white,
Jelly Cukes,
I'tnit ln'S,
Slick Cumltt-a, ef nil aeenti
Ktwk Cmuty,
Aim ud Ciuuly,
FRUIT.
CitionJi,
rurnintR diieJ,
A liuttuutf,
Rflisor.P, Nuts m( n!l kinds
LEMON SYltUP
of a superior quality, hy tho single or dozen. A
iuperior quality of tScars nnd Tobacco, and a
variety of Confectionariea, fruit, &c, all of which
is oficred cheap at wholesale or retail.
ICE CBEAM
He has opened an Ice Cream Saleon, and
will at all times he ready to serve his customers
with Ice Cream.
Sunbury, May 21, 1 8. 17. ly
SALAMANDER TIRE
THIEF-PROOF SAFES.
The largest assortment in Ihe United States.
Warranted t be equal to any now made, and
will be sold on as Good Terms, as can be obtain
ed from any other house in the Country, at
EVANS & WATSii.V.s
2G South 4th fetrcet, Philadelphia.
Truth is Mighty, and Must Prevail.
Report of the Committee appointed to superin
tend the Burning tf the Iron Safes, at Head
ing, February 27, 18.1".
Riupixo, March 4.
The undersigned, member! of the committee.
do re."pcctl'ully report, that we saw the two Safes
originally agreed upon by r arrels & Herring and
Evans & Watson, placed side by side in a fur
nace, viz: The Safe inuse by tho Paymaster of
tho J In la Jel .Ina and Reading Railroad Compa
ny, in hia office at Reading, manufactured by
L'arrels & Herring, and the Safe in use by II.
A. Lantz, in his store, manufactured by Evans
iVr utbon, and put iu books and papers precisely
alike.
The fire wis started at 8J o'clock, A. M.,nnd
kept up until feur cords of green hickory, two
curds dry oak and hall chesnut top wood were
entirely consumed, the whole under the superin
tendence ot tbe subscribers, members of the Com
mittee. The Sal'ea were then cooled off with
water, after w hich they were opened, and the
books and papers taken out by the Committee
and sent to ii. A. Lantz's store for public exam
ined and marked by the Committee. The hooks
and papers tuken from the Safe manufactured
iy Parrels Jr Herring were in our judgment,
damaged fully fifteen per cent, more than those
tuken Irom Lvans o: atson s Safe.
e believe tbe above to have been a fair and
impartial trial of the respective qualities ufhoth
Pales.
JACOU H. DYSIiETJ,
DANIEL S. lll'XTl'l!
Having been absent during the burning, we
fully coincide with the above statement ,f il..
condition of the paper and books tuken out of
mo respective osles.
G. A. NICOLLS,
II. H. M UHLKNBERG,
J AM KS.M1L HOLLAND.
March 81, 857
AMERICAN HOUSE,
"WILLIAMSrORT, VA
.1. II. liULTOX, Proprietor.
Ja8. T. Ham., Ass't.
Sept. 13, ltjSG. tf
ITrCUtll Ciolll, Fancy and Flain Ci
' mere, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Silk, Sv
tiu and Silk Velvet Vesting!, Troy Salinett and
the very largest and cheapest assortment of
Men' Wear suitable for rold weather.
11RIGI1T ii SON.
Sunbury, Dec. 86, 57
OOTS & SHOES for Meu, Women and
Children, a large stock, comprising Men's
Water Proof Kipp and Calf skin Roots, Pro
lans, Moroeeo, Km and Calfskin Shoes, Gaiters
",.d Gum Shoe. B RIGHT & SO.
Sunbury. 1W 26, irfT.
IIERIIING S SArjJ.
THE RECENT TRIALS .1
Kcdiii(t huve-endoripd tli Dimmit
or pulilie opinion, and rnntnue.!
the vrrdict of more limn uuoi
dental fires, pn.vinjt eoncliitivty
thnt "Herring's" tlieouiv HrVi.:
that will not bura.
txtraet fioin Iht OoaimHtM'i
Roiwrt on the Trial of It,,., s..
at Heading i
' On the iMtti of Febrsnrv all the members of Iht Com
miner met to witness the thtfn sad books and pirs,
(placed in them) an were perfectly Kitihcd that all was
rijrht. The day following, thi burning took ptece. nndsr
the superinionrlense of the Committee. After a fair and
impartial tunning; for five hours, the fi,fe or Alcrv.
Kvnns A AVatsfni wns first opciiedfthe Safe beinjr on flu
inside, nnd ihe contents partially consumed, while lbs am
tents in the fnfe of Messrs. Fnrrels t Jteriing weie in
f ood condition, nnd no fire Inside,"
lending, March 2, 1S57.
(Signed,) H. V. fT.t.IX. )
r.N. COLKMAN, Joommitlee.
A. II PK A COCK. )
And eidnr?sd tyovcr 09 of the hest men nf Reading.
TheshoveSsfceenn I Inspected at 34 Walnut Street,
where the public can satisfy themselves of the crcot enp
ri Tity of the "Herring'! Patent Chnmpinn," over the
defeated and used up "inside Iron boor Salmander."
Italley & Herring,
34 Walnut St., FhilaJa.
Onlv makers in this Stat! of Herring's Patent Chsmsmr'
Safes.
The attempt made by other forties to holster up th
fepntn'ion of a siftfe which has failed in signally ii neei
dental fires in Philadelphia, (RnriFf "n.l I'laek.) by titkini,
one out of sn scent's store, (H. A. I.anfz.) innde doubli.
thickness. (eifTerent from tliose they sell) to "bum up'
one ofHeriine's (half as thick) has met wilh its true ie
wnrd. Herring's Pafc could not be burnt, proving roneln
sivelv that the oniv reliable Safe now mnde is "JI orr iny -of
which over Is.iiOO ore now in actual nse, and iw
than SIK1 hnve been tried by fir! without a !ingle loss.
Phils., June 20, 17. iy.
ISAAC M.
MANUPACTTJPEOP
FURNITURE AND C1IAIR&
Of the moat Fashionable Style.
Sofas, Divans mil Louu?rrKi
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards,
r SOFA, BREAKFAST AND DINING TABLES
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to IUii!a-
ilelphia manufacture.
BEIiSTEADS, of cvpry pattern atnl rrica
CUPBOARDS. WORK AND CANDLE
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
In short, every article in this line of hia
'T'HE eubacritier respectfully calls the attentisi
ol the public to Ina large and splendid -anrtment
of every quality nd price of .
CAIII.ET-WAK
which fnnot fail to reiommend itself toevcry ene
who will examine it, on account of its dmalilp
workmanship and splendid finish, mad up of the
licst stock to be had in the city. No effort is
spared in the manufacture of his ware, and tlie
suliscribcr is determined to keep up with tlie
many improvements winch are constantly hcine
made.
He
of
else manufacture all kinds and qualities
CIIAIIIS,
ilriuding varieties never licfore to he had ir
Sunbury, such as Mamocany, Black Walkct
amii (.'t'liLEn Maple UnnriAS ; in Wisnsnn
CHAIRS, ami KAScr Tiao Stools, which are
of the latest styles, and warranted to be excelled
by none manufactured in the Citirs or elsewhere.
The subscriber is determined that there shall
be no excuse fur persons to purchano furniture in
the cities, as every confidence can be entertained
tiout the quality and finish of his ware and
W hairs.
' hese articles will be disposed of on as rooi!
ten, as they can be purchased 1 1 cwhere. Coun
tryp ooduce taken in pavnient fur work.
x UNDERTAKING. Having provided
a handsome IIkaiise, he is now preparrd for
Undertaking, and attending funerals, in this vi
cinity, or at any convenient distance from this
place
. The Ware Rotm is iri Fawn etreet, lo
ew Weaver'! Hotel.
He has also purchased tbe riij'.it of manufM"-
tnriujanu selling in Northumberland countT,
Gould's patent Excelsoir Spring
lied, which l.e
Springs put in
will lurnirli at nasonahie rates,
old bedstead for three dollars.
IK.4AC M. VILKERsON
Sunbury, April IS, 1857. tf.
FURNITURE POLISH.
S. R A7"S P remium Patent Kunmel Furniture
Polish. This polish is highly valuable for resto
ring tlie pnli.-h on all kinds of Furniture, filafM,
Carriage Hodies, Ikir Cloth, tvc. Also, for re
moving spots, hiding scratches, & c., A c. War-
ranted to dry immediately and retain its gloss.
Price 50 cts. per bottle. Sold by
A. V. FISIIER.
March 14, 1857.
Sim ML II. GRWIG,
ATTORNEY AT r-A."W,
OJ!ce on Smith Secnd, near Marlet Street,
L K WISDUR, PA.
Practices in the Counties of Union, Northum
berhind and Muntnur.
All 1'norKssioNAL Hisisrss entrusted to
his care will receive prompt and fa'thful atten
tion. October 3, 1857. ly
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL.
POTTsVILLE, PA.
PHE subscriber respectfully announces to his
eld friends and Ihe public, that he has taken
that old and well known establishment, the
White ;iIorsa Ilotel.
At the corner of Centre and Mahantogo sts,, in
th Borough of Pottsville. The house has re
cently been very much enlarged and otherwise
improved, rendering it quite ns comfortable us
any ether Hotel in Schuylkill county while
the stables are large, in good cenditien, and at
tend by careful, attentive, prudent hostlers.
To travellers and others wh may stop at his
house, he promises every attention calculated U
render them comfortable and satisfied.
JOS. M. FKGER.
April 5, 185f-. tf
ST.lt ITER & II lHl-i:l .
CHHAP WATCHES AND JKWKUtV.
V,!.f"',';SAI-1': AXDUKTAII..ntihe '-I'IhM
all-lies ami Ji-vt.!iy St.iri-' , 1 1 ,i i,i .
North Second Street, Comer ol'Uunirv. l'i,i!:i.l, !, i'.ii
(Suld Lever Wntt-lins, full i
Icil, 1? caret eaecs. -.'c f"1
u.iiu j.t-pute, 1. caret,
filvi-r l.cver. full jewelled,
Silver l.epiue. jewels,
Superior (Juurners,
t.olil Sieetueles,
Fine Sileer di.,
(iiilil Urneelt'ls,
Lvil) 's Uolil Pencils,
Silver Tea sonnies, set.
Gold Pen, with I'eaeil iMit? !
(i.ud Finger lll'i 3T,t els l
I'-'l els , piilenl l.unel 9.')
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Ail goHis warranted to l.e hat t
ST.V1 ri'DH II .Mil rv.
i' tn limiil snnie Oi!-l nnd ilv'er Lever.nisil l.ri'im
Hill Inwer Hum Ihe ah.ivr pneei
l'hilailel,liia, Deti-her 1", 1-57 lvV
HENRY D0NNEL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
0cc oppositt thi Court Hjusc,
Sunhury, Noi'thumberland Couuty Pa.
Prempt attention to business in aJjoinin;
Ceumics.
DANVILLE nOTEL.
JOHN DEEN, JK.,
Market Street, DanvUU, Pa,
T
HIS is on of the largest and most commc
dious hotel! in tbe interior of reuiisylvani
it haa been recently fitted up, in excellent stjh
wilh all the modern conveniences.
Panvilled, Sept. 82, 1855.
OLANK Parchment Paper Deed and Mai:
Mortgages, Uonds, Execution, Sumuier.
Ac, f.r saleb 11. 13. MASsKK.
Sunbury. Apr! 30, 1856
STOVES-
lOR SALE an excellent second-hand Ce
-- ing Stove, also several CvlinJer Ca
8toes Emjuir at thii oflice.
CILVER WATCHES A few double ,
EnglUh Silver Watches, for sal at very 1.
price by M. U MAb&'K.
Uiibury, Ajuil 13, 1856.
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