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WHIIN I AM OLD.
Vt Ncn I amoks-antl, O Nv tern
till life's S'vect morning yield tu iivm,
A: :1 u.H'ii't treed", fft.iil enruett agltt
He "tuilcd hi Ihc s.leinn irirlit-
Till I k weil
Will win m life when I c.d.
Wlifi I on oil Hil 1'rerriy eMrih
Vil l.'Se f 'I ' us v itc if north -
The stre-imi mil have mi miJ.-iteue
Uf niluf no! !) tight llinr own ;
.a.i:d .; liinj't sw-'-'t puwerin dm ioIo.J
I t icy chanr;- when I iitu ; I.
Wli-ti I am old I rVull in tcue
T, !e.!, with rloiv- is my i ,.. l.ni '
: i. lit lt !Vi va'ii e oi ir.i.j
lilliif. slid 'VS'l, .hi"", t-i .'l! it-;
: tv t .f v. nn.l tlr.' U co.J
Y.Yl ( I'i'.rci tut- p wM - v, t;;-n 1 r.ni o i.
W',-:i I u'ti .v t. nr" au'ii lrf t i.I t-
v . ! VI l i:- -.r'l., t ! r i lo.c
C'f e'se. tlo-ir !. '.;-) Yfl.'.t, r- s.f.1.
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it. , :.l ,I:UT. ', U-.l w.:l :. : 1, ive
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I .V:. , lt l.i;t,el 1 J
ri.uisoJIy w'ei ca t-.i:;t.l li;c.u'
Th-mii? thorn fn vatui ! i:n:!t
I '.f.t ni.-.rHs i! e I'lirinislup i f i r.t :
' i' .viu le so ta.t to have I? ?iu c-.JJ
nt itionre to in? when 1 am i t
Vh-n 1 .im X ', - C) ,.iv it ;eilrt
1-iko i J l.iiuejr .f iltei.trs,
To I ietarc in prophetic rl.) n.e
1'hat ilini, nit itistant, siavt.iwy tin.- .
.i dittu.t tl at it t?nr. o'er Ui I
Tvcn tl S5j "When I ;,iU uli.''
Wt.'-. 1 ntn olj rerh.ipi e :e t.cn
I efn'.t V ni:s9-t :i?m hrui.ts ot n-i;
t-erhip mv ilwtllipj will I.m f-.'uijil
Ceneath the preen rni'l QiiiiM intiiiil,
RIy name by stranger h.iiivU enro'.lt i
Arr'i. the ilcaii c:t 1 cm oM.
Ere t &m rl ' thjl time ii uiw,
K.T ynuth tits Ugl.tly on tr.y tn.w i
My liriitsnrs ftim, tinJ nuong. m.il fie?.
Life i.ai a thaisaud charms for me ;
Charms that will thr.it liiSucucs h.-UV
Wi;bm rry heart ere I an. clJ
Er I am cU-0 1. 1 mc f ive
My life to !edn.i. g U v to t'.vv !
Then l.n ! I rr.ef. with wi'.l.nj l.eart
Aa early "ui!:tn.-i:i to fief art,
f: flr.i! my lenjilwatJ dnyj c.i.s.-led
iiy Ojd's svrtet peace wneu I um t:j.
Jauncr department.
Training Elackborric3.
Hovev in tho April number of hi M.iga
tiiioofflorticultr.ro, h?.a n pood citielu oti
blackberry culture, in which lie recommends
the horizontal tra:u!ng of bluckberry stolks
as being not only r.i Jro conJjcivo to produc
tivcncM, but. aa affordiiig much better cenve
Dieneo for plc'iinj; tlio fruit nhen t'po.
II who have cult vatej or observed tV.e
tutnrr.1 habitt o.' tbo blackberry know tlat,
nlthongb tlio root r.ppoars to be'prcnniul, the
plant in fu:t biennial j that the s'.oik grows
or.o year, bc;r3 fruit tlio noxt, an l dies. He
would for ir.stacco take tlirac tlir.t prow last
year nnJ this Epring beud (hem down horizon
tally end tic them to etakos. Tlie?ow;ll bear
this season, la tho monntimo let tho younp
iboots that start up this fjning grow up
atraipht perparntory tobvir.g tied dowu hori
zontally next spring.
Tho following sre Li directions iu the nrtl
clo referred to :
"The ii', ants should be eight or ten feet
npirt. When they have attained sufficient
strength to throw op for vigorous shoots these
piiould bo cut into l:iur f:vo feet nud trained
(horizontally) in the spring to stout stake?.
Their horizontal position oc.isr-.i every rye to
break ntid produce an uhundtneo cr fruit!
"Durin;: the s the r.cv grov.th or
bearing wc 1 fi r the tif-.t jeer occupies the
centre, onJ V. to way inti tT t-.-s w.th the
gathering of tho ui-trivs. Jf Iks canes crow
too tall and In o.er from .hcir we.iht, the
tops may be pir.thi-a cil'et the btiglit of Hve
cr six feet, by which ncain; they becomu
Htrongcr. Ouiy four shoots should be allowcJ
to grow annually ; ull the others beiii cut
away or dog lip ; II iqiberries may bo tr.iined
i'u the same tsuy."
"lino Cholera." Ir. (leorgo Sutton, of
Anrorii, lnd , has contribi-.ted tho results of u
Boiies of valuable observations on the epido.
mi: disease whi.h bus prevailed so cMensively
among hrg for the two last 5-oasens.
It appears from tho investigatiotis that the
I'iseaje. in question hits been developed almost
cotoir.poraaeontsly at several different Inc.ili
ties, tin 1 that, when produceJ, it teemed to
ppreed by contagion ficm one drove or f.irm
to n'lotlit.r. If diseased hogs nra placed
among those that lire healthy, the latter aro
commonly attacked by the malady in u period
varying ,'Vom thittefli to C.veiity days, i'n.'ii,
Bg.".i:i, whoa lii-allhy lioas are plucud in u pi-n
ti'lj -ini!! one whme disea.-ied lio;;s niv kept,
tha diio.nj ii o il nu 1 C i.ed li tbe.n. Jt
nomt, alio that healthy hoj;s w.i) uop.irc tho
uitil.ioy in i':c.:t:oii if tin y uie placed in u ei:
whic.ih.id pi n vioii.-ly b'; n . i d by liue
that were diieused.
The.-e iire the reftilH of several euivfnl ul.
sei vaticus and cxperimenN, mad,! at the ill',
liih-ry of iho Messrs. U roofs, i t At;urn. It
follous from this, that the ilnea.-e may be
prevented by e.icu fanner keepi.i;; his Iiogs
)a au inelo.-i.re to arranged liiat i'my eanuet
c iii e tie.ir tV i.! ol iitiuther Lner, 'I he in-terpo-JtiMi
1 1' u fei.co L- r.ot eno ieh , s .me
Ji:-tai.ee ri i.-.l iuU-rvi tie.
As to l!;- e.jtnre of tho d'i-eafe, ii may be
r '.r l-.d s i j,, :tter:;eltl..d beyi-ud uli .b.utii
tu". .i i-; :).,'. cV.i.'iri. Niiaiernai exiuiii,.i
lio;i-. ttiV- hu.-n inatie, iVmn which i:. ii)ipear
thal ll.e live i. e couiis csvr.liail v in u d.f.
f,i.-e iii!l4tifeit;..i: uttiuking vario'n pa;l.s uf
the body tsi'iletimfs Ihe liuir.L' of the intes
litn'?, ntul tiici. proiincm
Iioiiraic: tiiichutges
Bjiiu'tiuies l' o mucus inembninne
f t ,:n:.vh. uf '. .: n p: i il acinr' Votni! inj
li.i.cs tiut . f i',:c iijm.-.i lir iln,:
ol the
; o!i'i
i ais:r"
prc.M .firry ml d.ih.-ultv of th- Uriutliini',
uud ocj;uii.uli tl,.' tniic is swollen -r to.
tiujc.i. cr !'.:..,!:,; is eMBCtivele ir.3ai.it-l. In ,
sticil.ihe t,...et?c uppeuu t0 rvfeniMe t-ry.-
v. ...v toinut: sunj- Ct i,tn in. the man
r.i.rt.1 i's proi'iigaiMi, r.ud the organ it at- ,
t.ti.K. l! ii!-u li icir.bk-3 eiy t-luselv liie I
cp.E.K.t,- ..::...; ..fettle. It) x it w i-i-ee
lolls, US Will (hc rt'eUltS llf Soil..! 11 eri- ,
limits eh ck h .vc Locu nunlo it; tnis .liitu on '
hogs, und .u L-jtopu i n cutllu we would ud-
vino fanrcii, en mo f,.;t tl..j,cjr(,,iCe c.f Uie
o :r.iw to u.uke iio cT iiniiiaiic uci.l, ursei.ie.
or lue suipb'-tc of iron as a prevei.tulive. Ol
thu inur.at.c mid, a fall grown In.g sheulj gel I
about 15 draps, laigelv tillul. d w.th water. I
rU'.y, or one taeulielU cf a grain it m.-onic
Iauo u day ; or 5 graius of tho eulph.te uf
iron Iricu a day- huso uieuns, with e.irerul
seper.t.mt uf tlu diseased fibin thu heal :hy '
ui'.unals, have proved very 6,'rvieeabU in pre'- i
v.nt.ng tho spread of murrain in cattle, und I
u iar us inoy uuvb neeo tried, ecjually t hen.
inaa iu arresting tha ep.domic among hug,
vZouiiii''c Jounml.
'b editor uf tho Amherst X. 11. Cabinet
be has never had to good potatoos as the
years, una ue nsenbca bis auecesa tu
ervaoce ot the following points :
tnge oi seea. uur sued was all pro-
n a uibtauce.
iDg ou ligLt iuslaaj of a heavy, wot
mauuring aod teoding.
'aelinc aorj lata digL-in.T.
rr mctTing
Potatoes and row.
A writer In tlio London Agricultural CuMtte
relates the following carious c.vperirocut wor Ji
the attention of agriculturist! t
"1 tried n curious) experiment with a Tow
potatoes this iocson. Tttrlre months rinse 1
saw u let tor from n furnicr itating the great
success that had attenJed an experiment the
writer had innjti the prcvic.n season. It
ccusis'i'.) in inserting a pea '" taen potato
set mill plant tig the potato in liio usual way.
Tim result, ho stated, was n y it-Id of prns oud
a splendid nop of potatoes. I'ut the most
imporlnht result was the entire freedom of
tln potatoes .o tri'attd from any disease,
nhilo those pi iiitetl in thfl tif! ttfly in tin' i
f:i'i'.e tic J wrff cMetifively drteriorutl'd. 1 j
wp le.l, , t'nij flnl'.Miu'iit'to try tho exprri-i
mo t on :i :ii;il! .-piilo in my own "nnleii this 1
'"Jt,.!!. I pl in i ii iml i, iite Ir.ilt ti perk, only
tii'lv K-f, in I'.ihi.i, enitin;; n u-ieu cut ol
i'ulIi mi piitiinjr a pea lirmly in. '1'ho peas
Kiw l!i.iiiri-in'd we'. I uinl List week 1 Oujt
'he pol.iit if. 1 'in.y Hi'io pnrt'eet'y frwfroin
I'll t .i:it or spt t'k ol din-a mid very fine nnd
I ' r ; i while in tl;o nunc hi d close o thorn was
ntiotlicr lnt lulled in tl.o nine old stylo,
nearly t.:ili' t f wl.li li wi re rotten. 1 leave
your r.ido t lritw tlieii o-.va eoncliisions."
JONES HOUSE.
VSI I SS (Oniei.V, rroprlelor.
j; n n i i; tit t.; , r.,
. y.VW AM S rUtHT.t,. recently free-
I l ttilvi:.!- Mtw JU.m:, m linn uUtrif i'n.,ja
I Hi)! l" i'ti 'MibtV
, t;:Uffl ill's t::ci.:
tT t ft in ul v:tri hv the undTneiicJ, lie
-ii ft I'ni'itiu th iitumitin if his Ttiruiirr
t tUiVt 'l.iiir' niinuMity, thtifto.
tit v t' 1 1. 1 Kamirt-tl uu'it T-fty rt rn the
! I ln ;:!(. n lr i
.titfr.tt rrotiiir .
tl the ( i'y, Mn'l Pit"!) -two l"t'H Tfoiit fu
, il cum, .t Kui Ij yru c Kttravtive ua vc'A
1 :ip if,it'i ir to Hit::ircT a.
, IK' Cfcuii'tiJ! nrt if :uie n, w!! I'ntil.i'.rd, nr.U
' with U;tr. - q num'ifr wi'h pnnijcfting iluiir ina
biu llit-m Vt'i y U itrud:. tr fiiini.t K.
i 'ihe H.n.a ihc n-iit;t,.-.l (nn nht at tv Hiaters; nnd
j every tr; ikrn iriij.i vrnrut. in f;tct, r:a t fn rtititd, that
i inrv t.';i.''i(.c to t!.L' i-a:V;-, cimiu'i tl, and h.'H'i'inejts ol tin
V:M I-i:.ny, !ht r. t .re. rout rjn' thai Ihf J..fa ;
I II.irtt-'M.as lnjni nia.S: j-iMifi-t in nil itfl rippcinttnt-nm ;
I ttiat cfich i!r;'nrtinr l.s ltTi pl:iiii in ehmi;? l-!xpc-!
nf..-' t! am i'oiiunrtt'nt IVis n tu rvcry particuiar
! liitr f yi:;:n H-hicli i, n -ptt-d ly ihe l'r -nc!oi. will nil rd
j tit tl.t'-e win i::ny i:n!io it tttfit i-tii. ft preul il'crce
I t..f cinl'-it flu nay UuLuu:ii-at an fciimlur t't it bit aliment
i in t h i Siil.
' 'i'j s-eurt th'ff uiii'rb!o rcr.'lt, lie l;a fvninhci.. i!io
J r!:c rii.-rt'e I'nvntc I'arl m. ChnmSfi, lnniiiK
i R.tom. Ac vitht:it.rc:y M-:V FIRM ; nnd !m
( tor Sai t il. lrr.-.T p H.utir.. l:t nr,d CJd liaihs. Ai.
Tlte Culinfiiy jirfurunt'i; nuJ. l'tnmp Itoom wi.l rtcrive
j ll. Mp.-i:il nTtv.iti:1!! tM rrvpiieit-r, whifli he trnnte,
mil t-e a f Luli'ient 'U irtntft Out t'wtct w ill t Bivited.
Af'.r retuniiii; liis hrfiitf-!t itnuVf to hi U friendi
. ft-jii pT.ruii", t"'.r t'.e )ir:i'T.'Uj jmr-'naec to I nip extrmlrd
( l.i l.i.'t :i! ',( t.Vvt'i.y Jloust1.'1 nnd nlsii to Ills friemli
; M.-l jki'ii nf i.i ii.r "L'.'lutnt'.n (l.usr,f' C'ripe f'nnil. during
: of e. ut :!.i --Ji'. ! SIU)l!
wi-.r.t.s rovr.it i.y.
I.:,!u:ii so. i .;$ Cra.
i ANALYSIS
OF LYON 3 CATAWBA
BRANDY BY
A. A. II AYES, M. D.,
.li.'iit(T to tit State of MatHK liufftls.
(ii :.-LH.ir. ( 'ii -n iCTi n. A lifcht yellowU'.i
1 rinvn colored ?; iiit, bavin? n liusr.it, t ocu
when evaporated t'tom clean linen it left no oil er
offensive matter. Anrihzedforvolulile .ir.il fix
ed dri'j-!). of which no traces ef any kind were !
found. I: color it proved t:i he due to u eulored
resin an extract derived fn.ni wood.
In evcrv tesj eet it is a pure spirituous lifjnor.
T'iie fi;icra!'.ce cr bouquet which it pes-siecs
can be inf lated , and it then appears unlike that
from Cognac lirandy or Wine, being a fruity es
sence resulting from a peculiar f riueutation i4
Catawba p.nd Isabella tirapef,
Ciiimical CiiAB.icTrn. l.CPO parts in vol
ume of this spiiit contains at GO dep. F. 461 S-
10 par's ot pure ulcohol, besides the fragrant oil.
1,0 10 parts of the rpirit atl'urd S3 parts of a strong
Solution of the oil which charactcmcs this Uran
Jy ; the spirit 'eft, after removing the oil, is pure
and odorless, and in all its qualities a perfect spi
rit not subject to charge. One I. 8. gallon of
thi Brandy at Cfl deg. F. contains, besides the
spirit nnd oil, only 210 gr. of matter composed
ofevtract of fruit, gtun, and colored renin from
wood.
.Bostc.s. January 13, 18SS,
Ih. CC'XE, Mate limpector of Ohio, anil Dr.
Ja. Jl. Chilton. Chemist, of .New York, both
pronounce this to be pure Urandy, and free from
al! adulteration.
For Medicinal purposes Lyon's Catawba Bran
dy ln no rival, and has long been needed to an
:;erici!j tho poisonous compounds sold under the
lie Uie of lirandy. As a beverage, the pure arliclo
U nlt.igoih.cr superior, and a sovereign suro reme
dy for Dyspepsia. Flatulency,, Low ISpirit, l.an
ru ir, (Jeneral Debility, ! c. cVc.
Also, KSIllil.llY'S S'l'll.I. AND SPAIliv
t.IMS CI! A Ml'Ali.Ml.Thr.-o nines arc made
iu the neighborhood ol Cincinnati, nnd are guar
anticd to l e the pine juice of the Or.ipv, und arc
emiueiitly calcr.laled lor invalids nnd persons
who require a gentle stimulant, and for saerainen-
1 tal purpose!.
I lit til price $.1 per bolltc. A liberal dit
j count made ti the tradn. De tiers will phase
I tend llo-ir orders to the sole agent for Norlhum-
! belaud comity
; JOHN F. C A SLOW,
lrussi"t, Milt Jii, Pa.
i Fei rtrary, CO, IS.'iH. 3m.
j j si . s 7 bx i:T t's H),
j ATTORNEY LA.W,
t'jjife in Miu l.tt uyybsite the Cuurt llausr,
j SUN3UttY, FA.
J C'oliretions made and l'rofes-ii nal I?uine
j tnirally attctided to i'romptly and Caie,fully.
I'llilAUCLPntl ll li li. fix is :
i liuliitt iV Fainhoriic, Dichl iV Wertf,
Djvis S; Ithnev, F. 'J'j loi & Co.
; Sui.buiy, June CO, 1PJ7.
' 51'I.T. CU.NCEN J IIA'ITID LYE OK SA.
: 1 I'ti.Ml lUli, lor tale at FI.sJltlK'S Drui
i Wtnre. Fiii e 20 cts.
; I I 45UMV.IHK, of !1 kinds and endlc.s i
11 variety. UKIUHT S. '
S'aubury, Pee. St!, ISC 7. ;
' j"M(VS sj f a!l kinds. etoekiiigs. I'tillurs, Sua- j
i punier-, Hock Milts. Handkerchiefs und
j an endless aticty td' llohitiv und Nnlions. !
; .Suuluiry, Dec. .;, '&7. liltltillT & SON.
qpjUAUTUTI, 1HSKSS tJOOliS, including
G 23 I'lKiired and l'i.iin Merinos, ill. Scotch
l'lrtid-i. Xilk rili i pcJ IVplins, L'a.hiurre, 'I'renton
I'l iiJ, l.'ml.er hhadi s, fancy arid I'hiin iJtT.aines
Valencia. I'aramvtte t'loth, Ac., just received
.rid for Kule by LiatiHT & SON.
."i.nbury. Dec. "r.,'57.
U'AI.I. TAi'I-R, Window hhadea. Floor,
" Uarii.ige, und Tulle Uil Cloths, Cocoa
Mattsan.l asoptriur ciliclc l-'ruj-'ncsi.
Dec -0, le.'.V. lUiKill 1' & .SON.
(i;(J VAIiUSC.i:i'i:TINi;,iiiibruc!iigWo(d
li.jruin, C'olloii, and a superior a' tide
' f IIii.; Ciirj i l, .Manufaclursd tl home, fur sulu
at rices to mil iht: times.
lire. '.'P.V.. HKinilT A MiS.
oOl) SA( h! A'-T-hi-st 'jualily, beat qual
il , lur-e sacks, (.lid fur k..!e ul the lowest
jure
ciol.loirv,
liincnirA: to..
IVc. 2ft, 1?S7.
pi.iliT MONAIts, Tooth ut.d Iluir liruthe
u!l i;uu!tiu, a miV onauli y f, by
,. , A.W. FlfciiLU.
H'sroli It. .7.
Jttgasl.frc'1, llt-rrinrj and Hhad, whoksile
i?a.orieUil. Now is tho lime to purchase
luh. as we are enabled to oflcr Ihtm at a lower
pnc Ih.n jo,, can purchase them in the Spring.
rMinbuiy, IW. y.a, -67. UltlGII T it. SON.
It ENS, Cedar, Hollow nJ Glasswar.
coiualmng every thins uaeful .n.l
m''"1!- lt UKIGHT&bON. '
bunbury, December SO, 1857.
Pfir?x0yE.0IL tu' "u-Ce-twoai..
at 7t) and OJJ centa just received by
ir . .. A' H'' M'HLT.
Hatch p. '!.
MOI?EY CAN BE SAVED BY PURCHASING AT THE
3?8?&aa mm mint Q9osts
BNBUHY, NOTRIItJMBEHLAND COUNTY, TA..
Wo hare juM received and are now opening a large and cli ice selected stock of WINTER
GOODS, comprising an emllrsa variety, and will positively sell our entire stock al
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
We return our tinccro thanks tj tho public fur our incccasing patronage, aiul nhall endeavor to
merit a continuance of tho same.
s;. v. EiencaiT n.'.
iirrot;NTity rnooircE wanted at tiieiuuhest pkices,
Hunlmry, December 10, 1808.
LANCASTER COLLIERY FOR SALE.
Important to C'onl Oprrntui'8.
'O'll E undersigned I.fw.e. tf (he "I.ancasler
Colliery," near Shnmnkin, Nortliunilierlaiid
coui.ty, 1'eiiiisvlv.iui.i, vvi-hing to retire from the
l'iniiif fi, otl'er lor sale the l.ejse and fixture
of "aid Colliery, on satisfactory tcrnn. 'i'his
Colliery hun been in operation bince lH.'jt, and
ha been Ruci-PB.'1ful beyond expectation. The
t'oal i a superior articles lor all uses to which
Anthracite inapplied, mid a good market has been
established, whieli coo be much extended. The
Ilreuker and Fixtures are of tlio very bent char
acter oud will recommend themselves to persons
acquaint! d wi:h Ihc hoiness.
1 lie l.rase runs to January 1, 1 ! , and la a
fUvorablg one for the operator.
For further inforniation apply at tho Colliery
in person, or by letter to Stumokiu, F. O., Nor
thumberland county, Pennsylvania.
COCHKA.N, 1'EAt.E eV CO.
February 0, l8fiH.tf
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE m
OKKKIlMl AT
pkivatb sale.
HK subucriber oilers at private sale, a cer
tain lot or piece of land, situate in Lower
Augusta township, ;ort!iuinlicrland county,
about 8 miles belotv Hnnliury, bounded on the
west by the river Susquehanna, on the south by
land ol Ocorgc S'eiler, on the cast by land ol
Wm. Kroh, and on the north by land of Wm.
II. Jones, containing Acres und 18 pen ljes,
all of which is cleared and in a very high stale
of cultivation. The Northern Central Kail
F!;ad passes through the tract, and is also
bound on the e ist hy the Main Itoad leading
from Suubory to Ilairibburg, which together,
with the Ilivcr upon the west, and the fertility
ol the soil makes it a very piensaiu aim uesira
ble situation.
A I.S'O; another certain Tract of Land, situate
in said township, adjoining lands of William
Kroh, on the south, the heirs uf Ko'oert and Ar
thur Auchmutv ; on tho cast Win. V. S'ilver
wood, and a public road on the north, and Win
ll. Jones on the west, containing 9:J Acres 151
perches strict measure. j4bout 00 acres of which
aic. cleared, and in a high state of cultivation
and the residue ni ).-t excellent land for cultiva
tion, but is now covered with excellent timber,
and if purchased soon, the purrha Tcr can gel a
l.irje quantity of ltailroad Tics on the sumc.
This tract is also well waterid, having several
fine springs upon it, nnd every field van be wa
tered thcrt bv. An indisputable title will be given
and terms of sale reasonable.
WILLIAM K. JM.NES.
Lower AugiiHta to., January 2, 1 857. tf
(TiOfli'
ofi,n-"li-vj 1
j1
t'ST rcceivtd 1 v l'ailrcad another lot o
ehoice and desirub'e euods consistinc in par
of Fancy Delsiies new si les, Ulack and Fancy
tfill:s Ueaiitilul Madder i'rints at G, 8 and 'J
cents per yard Persian I'eb.'go 13) cents l'lain
Delaries i-J cents U0 inches wide unbleached
Muslin fij cents Also 1300 yards Muslin dif
ferent widths and qualities French Cloths, Cas
simercs, trjlatinelt, Kentucky Jean .Vc, at exceed
ingly low prices And we coli particular atten
tion to our 6-lock of Fresh Groceries, feeling its
sured that their quality and our price will render
entire satisfaction
comn oris cqkih aw
F.sarnine our tends and learn our prices, our
stock presents a large and varied assortment, en
abling purchasers to nmko a good selection tu the
best advantage.
GREAT BARGAINS,
In const qunce of the advanced state of the Win
ter, wc will commence Ircm this date to sell our
entire stock of Heady .Made Clolhine; Blankets,
Winter Hosiery, uud a very nice assortment of
Ladies Shawl at greatly reduced prices Now
is the time to secure good Imriruins.
A PINNY S.W KIMS A P1:NSY l-AHNf.D.
11. V. 15KK.HT & WON.
ivaiibury, February 20, 18SS.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOB, SALE.
riHE subscribers, Fxecutors of the estate o
A Henry Masser, dee'd., oiler at private sale
the following property viz: A large twa story
framo dwelling house, together with about
50 ACKESOF J.AND,
Situate iu Lower Augusta tumiship adjoining
lands of llunicl Kaufman and ethers now in the
occupancy of John It. Kaufman as a store and
dwelling. The house isnew'und the location a
good one for business. ,
Also a TRACT OF LIMESTONE LAN I),
ill said township on the river about ft miles be
low i'uiibu. y, adjoining lai. ils of J. T M'l"T.;on
and others, coi.tuiuiiiK, about ill) acres. The
soil is productive and contains limcatoue and
other minerals.
Also a tract of Land, containing ho. t 1)5
acres on the hill, about two miles ijclow .Vuubury.
adjoining lands of ihe hciis of the late John
Conr.ul and ethers. 'There is, on this tract, a
un ill orchard of choice fruit.
For further particulars applv ta the subscribers.
II. 11. MASS LI?,' )
F. II. MASsr.U. F.xeculors.
FKANCLS lirCHER. S
Sunbury, January 19, lSjfi. tf
fi'arnici.'s I.ocK to Yutir Interest1.
1 LIME 1 1
fJMlE audscriber rcsperlfully informs ihe far
mers and the public generally, that he has
leased the lime l.ilus of Ira '!'. Clement in Sun
bury, uud lliut he has ilas on hand. uud is
ready lo supply a good quulity of lime to all who
in n v waul for building or fanning pui poM-s.
ilehas ulsn a kiln at Keefer'a erussing 5 miles
from Sunbury, or two from t"in dcrtown.
r7 All kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange.
r;i:o. w. stroh.
Sunbury, Dec. 2S, 1S.'.7.
HOVERS LIQUID HAIR LYE.
The O'.Miinot y of Tiof. Iloolh Bad lir MiimMe having
prcvioiikly been pubh.hi-il. the iolUiwuit; is now milled
from l'i"f. M.-rl.tlKl'.Y, iurulcily l''of'For ol Theory
mill I'vuciii-e oi .Ku;ctne III l!n- I'cinj'.o Mrtlirul I'ollre
.1 I'l-n.isi K :oita. end lale 1'iol.ki.or ,, feuigeiy tu Itie
Atlitru-iiii I. o!;ryj ol Medicine, A e :
riULADt-Ll'itlA, Nov.'JTlli,
Mil. Jiuiilll V.. tllMsk A tn.il oi youi l.k(lll)
HA1U li E will conviik-e the un-t f keptii al, ll.at it isu
SIS, Ktt-.IANT, Ulld Ltt'lCAClOC p. . j,.. ial iolt. L'liiike
in o.y otliu.s, it lias in sever..! niyr.'.ucrs proved svivieeabie
in tbe cre of s-ine viitaneouf eruprions on the head, tn-.d
t tiHVe ho lK-sitaTi ji. iu eomiliruding it t ) tlti&j rcijcii lng
s ir-h an ai!icat,oii.
Very rt-sueclitilly, J I'. X MeCUifKKY, M I) ,
4".1. Have 11., ub .v 131 b.
ItriVKK'S WltlTINO INKS, lin-lulni" IlllVCli'S
tVlil llMi I I. I ID, und HtrVI'.lt'rt l LKl.llll.K INKS,
still iilaiiilain Iheu l.ish eliuiactet, which t.iia ulwa los
linguiklitd llieni, and the extenhive dem:iiid firl e.eated,
has continued cniuleti iificd until the ptesviit.
Orders addressed lo tho Manufactory, No. 4 Hi
RACE stiett, above Fourth, (old No. 144.)
Philadelphia, will recaiveprompt attention, by
JOSEPH E. HOVER, Manufacturer.
December 85, 18.'7 April 85, '57, ch.
lOOO Ibu of Carpet tte
"1VTANTED at the stor. of K. V. Urit-ht &
" Son, who are constantly receiving a fresh
aupply of tiooda, thus oll'eriiig lo the public the
largest and moat desirable assortment.
July 11. 1857.
OATCHOLLV, JOCKEY CLUB, 8PRINO
1. FLOWERS, 4c, of the best quality j a
fresh aupply just received and for sale at the
Drug 8ior. of A. W. FWIIER.
cmibiiry. Ae;. I, 1SS7
WE STILL SURVIVE THE CRISIS
yoTWrnLSTANI)INGthcatonihingqiian
' titv offioods that I brought into town last
Spring, I succeeded in selling them all out ex
cept what I gave away, and had to hurry to the
city, for a new lot, in order that my customers
might not be put to the inconvenience of buying
at other stores, whero they would be chaiged
killing prices. Profiting by past experience,!
have just brought on
Twice as Many Goods,
and I have , low the largest and CHEATEST
ASiSOK'i'M.SNT ever offered within hearing of
this place. I am bound to sell
CHEAPER THAN EVEH,
before. I need not say cheaper than my neigh
bors; for that is no longer a disputed fact.
I am now ruadv to deal nut Roods twenty
hourioiitof twenty-four SunJays excepted
al lower prices than any person dare ask tor.
Just call for any thing you want. 1 am titter
mined to
fcl ITLY ALL DEMANDS
that may be made, reasonable or unreasonable.
Call soon, as the rush is Irememious.
IRA T. CLEMENT.
S'unbury, Dec 26, 1857. ly
isTtTfall & "winter GooilTTisi
UP. "W. GRAY'S
FANCY DRY GOOD STORE,
Market Square, Sunbury.
JOW received und will continue to receive
-t-l the largest und best selected Stock of
UU::-k Civths, Cussimcres, Cassinctts anil
Vesting., jr.
An assortment of Dress Goods, vii: Fancy
printed Calicos, Chillies, printed Lawns, De Lain
Uareges, Merinos, Cashmeres, Alapacas, Drcs.
silks, Ginghams, &c.
LINEN AND WHITE GOODS.
Irish Linen, bleached and brown Drilling, Sheet
ing, Pillowcuscing, Ac.
Dress Trimmings in Great Vuriety.
lluots und Shoes
Hats and Cups,
Hardware,
Ctdai r. are,
Groceries,
CJuccnsware
SALT and FIS'H, Cheese, Crackers, Kegurs,
Tobacco, Snuff, Ac , an assortment of other
G . oi!s too tedious to mention.
Feeling grateful for past favor we beg leave to
a.sv'e our old friends und the public that no
all , on our part shall he wanting to merit a
coi.. Nuance of our patronage.
country produce taken in exchange at the
highest market price.
F. W, GRAY.
Sunbury, Dec. 12 1657. If
A VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE
SALE.
ripil E subscriber w ill sell ot private ruin a
JL FARM, situate in Point township, Nor
thumberland county, about 3 miles from the
borough ol Northumberland, on tho Danville
road, adjoining lands of J. C, Horton, James
Nesbtt, Chan. Parks und the norlh branch of tho
river Susquehanna containing 70 to 100 Acres,
to suit purchases. The land is in a good ttato
of cultivation. '1 he improvements consist of a
Inrgo f.amu HOl.'sE, well lii.uhed ; a Spring
House, built over a never-failing Soring close
to the house, a bank barn and other outbuild
ings. Al) Oichard with young and choice fruit
trees.
The above tract will le sold on reasonable
terms and an indisputable title given. Posses
sion given on the first day of April next.
For further particulars inquiie of the subscri
ber, residing on the adjoining film.
JAMES NESlilT.
Point township. January 2:1, 15S tf
C10UNTY ORDERS County orders taken
' as cash for foods, and on note or book ac
count by E. V. BRIGHT c, SON.
Nov. sn. tN.sn.
J JO RT and MADERIA W1NF.S, Schiedam
Schnapps, Wild Cherry brandy, Illackbcrry
ind Lavender brandies for medicinal purposes at
March l l, '57. A. V. USHER.
JiBhinj? Tackle. Red Cork, lirsse. Cot--
ton and Linen Lij.cs, tint Lines, Sea (iiass
by the yard, .Snoods, Fliei, Kirby, Limerick and
t'arlile Hooks, lio ls, oic, for sale by
March A. V. FISHER.
e;tl) .naclc tiollll it ff Piter Miam,
Whippoorwill Hangups, Mohair Kaular.e,
l'i mil Cloth and Zi'luck I'nion Cuats, including
a nice assortment far Hey s. IVnls, ests anJ
Motikev lackets, ail sues und prices.
Sunlmrv, Dec. 20, '.')7. U.VH.U IW SON.
St'l'AIIE and Long lirorhe Shawls; ulso,
atcrvr.ct, Uay Sla'.e, atcrloo, and Hl.m- ,
Let. Shawl, latest stales, ull .,11'tliiiea i.n.l ri.es.
Dee. 'Hi, IU57. Illiltiti T A MlN.
P. MELANCHTON SIIINDEL.
j i s t m i: o p t ii ii i i; a c k',
5XJIsTa3TJIlV, FA.
Ojjire in Deer Street, immediately opposite the
l'uhlic Scliuvl JIjusc.
All business promptly attended to. Monies
collected and all ordinary writings done.
Sunbury, April 25. Ic57. tf
.Yew IM-ii. Paints), &c.
NEW supply of Drugs, Paints. Oils,
Fluid, &c, just received und for sale by
A. W. riSllLK.
Sunbury, May 2, 1857.
LAND WARRANTS. The highest p
will be given for Land Warrants by tho s
nee
by tho sub-
cribei
H.
It MASSER.
LATENT lilllTTANIA STOPPERS'
fo
bar bottles tor sale hy
11. R MASSER.
Sunbury, July 19. ISMi.
Ititationery. A largo supply of fancy Xo!e
' Paper and Envelopes, Mourning, Letter,
and Cap Paper, Pens, Ink, Sand, Ac, at
March 14.,57. A. W. FISHER'S.
'pobQCCO Ol d ScgflrS. VO.llOO Imported
Segars of various bruiids. Eldorado, Fig,
Cavendish and fine cut tobacco at
A. W. FISHER'S.
Sunbury, March 14. I857.
ttovnen nt Caw,
Practices in Northumberland and sujuiuiiij
Counties.
Sunbury, November SI, 1857. tf
cYsElTSEFaT'S
wsoiisui amd Retail
BOOT STORE,
40 South Fourth S.t, above Cltexnnt, J'hil'a.
H OOT8, Shoes, Gaiters, Ac, promptly niuda
si Jl lo order in tbe very best style, and of th.
best material.
Philadelphia, May 9, 1857
4 LMONDS, BAI80N8, FIU3, LEMONS,
'e.i Ac., just received a fresh supply anal
for sale al the Confectionary store of
M. C. UEARHART.
Sunbury, May 10. 1 SS if. -
WAONDERFUL COINCIDENCE.
Al! Nation oft; the samo Mind!
HOLLO WAY'S OINTMENT.
The anniversary f the introduction of Hnllowny'i
Ointmrnt ought to lc jubilee Toiever. It hng anvrd
ctiunttt-M multiiudn from diBfiptirement, panityolion,
tnutilniitm, np-mv nnd death. ft:irtiiic frum the turfnea to 1
which it it applird, lti healing lulm findi its way through
every coat nip nnd ligament of the body, to the vciy iurce
and basis of ul) mi pi ive, u!cermi, tiiniirous, ant! cance
roun duenscs. It diitiiiRuishen the fvhiile principle that
f tods them, and the out ward symptoms fade, h rut, find
pasn awuy with a rapidity incredible to those who have
not witnessed it.
scnort'Lous f.iuttios and ulcers.
The poison of scrofula has never been neutralized or
expelled by any of the remedies of the phorumcorwria
The 'le tint (dote to tins virulent and destructive fitment
is Hillnvuy's Ointment. Majfiidie ft Urudir, the great
French and Knplish surgeons, &j tin deny or dispute th'S
great luct. 'k lierc is no lurm "I scrofula that may nut be
cunlrutled andemed by this bulsinnic remedy.
UANCJ:KS ANDTIMOK9.
The asiife or caustic may remove a cancer or tumor,
hut the aecds of the terrible cxcreccence remain in the
blood, and it Is soon reproduced iu n worse form than
befure. Ilolluwuy'fi Ointment, on the countrary, peno
trutes into the circnlntion. and pervades every infected
vesicle, and ki le thediveaeu by dustu)Hig the CJirustve
pdiiciplo that generated and sustains it.
INFLAMMATIONS OF THE SKINS.
All rathe s und ordinary eruptions, ns well ns Erysipelas,
Acne, Kinpworm, Onbunclcs, icald Hend,talt Rheum,
I.cpMsy. Trickly Ifcnt, Ate., ate tcmovid by a few busk
npptitutiuns uf the Ointment.
ACCIDENTAL INJURIES,
WOUND!, Sprains, Bruises, SeaMe and Burns arc
immediately relieved bv in application. The inflamma
tion quickly cutm'dca, "fever and luckjaw ate prevented,
and undera persuwt-iing use vf the pfcparati'Jii, the pro.
ceus of healing is soon accompln.ud.
Both the Ointment and Pilh should le wed
n the following cases :
tluiiinm Eumlxigo Sure Legs dwelled Glands
Bums Mercurial Sore Hrentts ttiff Joints
Chopped Hands Kritptions iore Iliads Ulcere
Chilbiaina Files Sore Throats Veuerral ! jres
Fietulas Khcuniutism Sores of all Wounds uf all
Gout htlt Itheuin kinds kinds
Skin Diacusva Sprains Pea ids
ty CAUTION ! None arc genuine unsa th words
'U'.-llowuy, New York and Indon,11 are discernible as
as a water-mark in every leal uf the book of directions
around eucii poi or dox ; itie name may tie piamiy seen ny
holding the leaf to the light A handsome reward w ill
be given to any r-ne rendering such information ns may
lt:id lt the detection of any party or parties counterfeiting
the mudicmei or vending the same, knowing them tube
spurious.
t S.-ld at the Manufactories of Professor HplloWav
0 .Maiden I-aue, New Vurk, and .M4 Strand. Unidon, by
all rfspectuble Druggista uud Dealers in Medicine through
uut the United SbiLes, and the civilized world, in boxes,
at 2ft rents, ti.'i cents, and f I each.
CV Tucrtis a considerable saving by taking the larger
N. B. Directions for the puutance ft patients in every
cieortitr are aii:.ttHi to eocti uux.
October (7, 15?. I yea
THE subscriber respectfully tn'orms the citi
. xens of Sunbury and the public generally,
that he has commenced tho manufacture uf all
kinds of
KAIUIIENWAKK,
at his manufactory in Whortleberry Stteet, one
squaro cast of the River. Ha has rngagcJ tha
services of Mr. Hi nr. and you can therefore
depend on having n good article. The pub.ic
are respectfully invited to call.
All orders from a distance will bo promptly
attended to.
r. M.SHINDEL.
Sunbury, Feb. J. 18.Sfl.-tf
K. H. liAWtlErVi H'S
NEW
Paper. Printers' Cnrd and Envelope
WAREHOUSE,
.Ye. -105 Commerce Street, I'hittulelphia.
Cjta buvers will Cud it for their interest tc
call.
January IB, 1858 6moe.
Straw-Cultcr.
riHIE subscriber has been appointed Agent for
1 Messrs Geddes A Marsh of Lewisburg, for
the sale uf their Straw, liny &. Corn-Fodder Cut
ter. This Cutter is the best in use. Farmers
und others are respectfully requested to call and
er. ulninc for theniseles.
P. 11. MASSER.
Sunbury December 2C, 1S57. tf
(iKOlUiE HKNX,
! t NN OUNCES to the citizens of Sunbury and
vicinty, that he has opened an office in Sun-
bury, above 11. J. Wnlverlon's oflice opposite C.
Weavers Hotel, where ho is prepared to attend
to all kinds uf work belonging to the profession,
iu the latest and most improved sljle. All work
well done and warranted.
December 13, I85G.
I nr. Ltn.vi
ESTABLISHMENT
I N i" HEfilTY OF BALT1.MORI!.
M ATMUH S finy Street A'orrrooin Kos
unci 25 Ntiilli Gay atreet, near Fayette, Baltimore
vviiticii kepi aUvavi on liamt, or injile M cmler, every
tvleut" French Tt TU- A-TKTlCtf, in JMuih, llmr, Cluth
r .'rufiitflie.
French Full Stuff and Meitnllioii Tarlof Arm Chairs,
in iMjih, Hair, Clotli or Brocuteile.
French Full Stuff Cm ved Fartur Chain in ictf, with
Tlubh, lluir, Cloth or Urocatrlle.
SOFAS
Hn!f rrrnrh Hprina; Mahfaiiy nud Walnut Tarlor
Ch.ura, in Hair, Cloth and IMum.
U u king Chaiia varioue dealgnt, in Hair, Cloth and
Pliuh.
Kluff Sniinf Iungea a l:irpe aaaortiurnt aluaa cn
hand, or n pattern inadoor covered with any gootla to
order.
CHAMBBR SUITS
InJMahngany or Walnut, completer, from fc35 up.
(.'hue Cliatfi und Hocking di. tha largest auortment
reily mu-ie in any out house in lha L'mttJ &utea (row
91 j u il zeii up.
IJnr Kot-m, i),1-o and Dining Ch.iira, in Oak, Wnlnut
ur Mahi-gmiy, with Cane, Wood or Stuffed Seata. an
OK iilinent rmbi aring over 50 dozen.
Wo J ift Chaiit and Betteea and Rorking Chaira
over 100 dozen.
Uilt nuil I'Ihiii Frame 1Kik.inf (1!aiisea, f eveiy variety.
All kitiJa uf lledn, II .ur and Iluik Mttititutura
A. MATHIOT.
Not 11 and N. Gay at , uear Fayeltv at , Ua'timura
August 1, 1857. )y
Citrate of Magnesia
OK
TASTELESaJ SALTS,
THIS preparation ia recommended aa an ex
cellent laxative and purgative. It operates
mildly, is entirely free from any unpleasant taste
resembling lemonade in flavor, prepared and aold
by A.W. FISHER.
Sunbury, March 4 1856.
-.-crybp ; I' ViaiV
S l-i lsi ' -
PHILIP H. PTJP.D7.
WHOLESAII IIS (1T11L
Grocery, Wine and Liquor Store,
S. E. cor. Walnut and Water Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
DEALERS anil families will be promptly
supplied at the lowest prices.
October 4, 1866. If
GOLD PENS with and without cases, ef a
very superior quality, just received.
AUo a fresh aupply of Writing Fluid, for aale
y H. li. MAS9ER.
Sojiburr, Dec. 57. li!6-
FPRKITTTRE 1 rTONITXTRK
THE LARGEST STOCK EVEP1 OFFERED
IN BUNBURY.
Fasblonable, Cheap and Cscful
THE tuWriber, long established a Cabinet
and Chair Manufacturer In Sunbury. thank
ful for past favors, tolicita a continuance of tha
public patronage. Hie flock of Cabinet-Ware,
Chaire, 4 c, embraces
Err.av VASitrTi ttrtt and orna-
aE7?TAL
in housekeeping. It is uHiieCMnarj to enume
rate, as anything that may be rtiJ,iTf, in !
lino can bo had at moderate price. Cheap for
Cosh, or Country TroducVtaken in exchange.
Establishment
South East Corner cf Market Square
(7 Those knowing themselves indebted to
the subscriber wuuld oblige him by making pay
incnt.
SEBASTIAN HAITT.
Sunburv, April 4, 1(157. tf
NEW ARRANGEMENT 1
I resh Arrival of
DUUOS, PAINTS, OILS, ice.
riHE undersigned raving tuken the store for.
JL merlv kept by William A. Mruner, is now
ready to till orders and prescriptions at a mo
ment notice. Ma has a large and wall selected
stock of fresh and pure
DRUGS, CHEMICAL,
Dye-stuffs, Oil, Taints, Olios, 1'utty, and all
kinds of Patent Medicines.
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONARY
Tobacco and Imported 8cgars of th choicest
brands. Fancy Notions' toilet articles, and Per
fumery of all kinds. Tooth and Hair brushes
of every variety.
Ctimphine and Fluid alwayl on hand.
Customers will And his stock complete, com
prising many articles it is impossible here to cnu
mcrate, and all sold at moderate prices.
Remember the place, next door to E. i -I!
right's Mammoth Store.
A. W. FISHER.
Sunbuiy, March 14, 1657.
Till PaB m turn m4!-. W.s.v . .
lo a i Nfrtctl F'M. atnu. ll TMuifin no wi,6oMrr
Mi ir.el thus art? tthr Cn vr iBTfiTiteiJ. All
kniila bt Was iai Cmtal sr stiuaUjr to. e rouble
rii worhleMtii ! nff
Ii- VtM-t Hnp thU stlcl ttfc.S WjVU, V rnvvttt -t
ha.lBZm Ihm aval' In an lnfklLhla. Slmnlst. tax. sxr.i
Hm'H i rO'M of !(' fuavl 9:inaT
ugr.'rvriaxia U.Utn ol UtnelH tsHl 4
tiUfte bd racticAl ua t k taT MamiMU II tmv
111 v witvul ft:.
ie airrrvui. i tv ii, not to .l whrit latlai
I '. frx.t .4 lia l'.. St.. win p.fa.Ul
Tb ikikd ti To- UnlWritM TbW' Cum,
I 41 5 r- ist from tha aaTnalv ais ntid I t .iLr.
TLr Soli j la naj as autiraW tw rnan. ifa Qaakat
t-erisxtly Mil), aod tvoa?t nnnr or i tn .ul, ui
f-.f-a (.tun rnskfjia w.mltl .to no r i o har fan-
1 T OTMrln la Urx-a enrvkrh to avlit it a fn!!-alMl
rnS. Vhsis is naLaad kh-u! tt ! tl taricrata lLa
ti rauUTttm ; U I in t arrt r'y of T.a. I
v vVaV;:!
il po cO.er c,
A LlUi.l!
Tt-1 vru-f ft aluli: bMit o4 U. ImI fir TIimoj
a '-, aw..i ui aa irjj piit MH iheu " l. 5
i OH l
AL DISCOUNT Ti T1IL TltiPE.
na.
LUDLOW CAN CO.
Hit Uluc et-, .-x.
9cit.IS, fH7.
NEW CONFECTIOiSTABY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
M. C. OEAIUIA11T,
1 Ji AS just received a new and excellent assort
inent cf irooJs ul his Confectienarv
and
Fruit Stora in M A HKBT STREET, Sunbury,
whero he manufactures end keeps on hand, at
all times, the most clnice Confectionary, Ac,
Wholesale and Retail, at Philadelphia prices.
Among his stock of C'onlcclicnalics, inay be
fou.-.d :
French Seer-its, Gum Preps, all kinds of scent,
liurued Almonds, Isivc Drops,
t'renin White, Mini Drops, red and white,
' Iieinoa Jelly Cukes,
1 Kose. I'mil Uriois,
" Vanilla. Slick Candles, ol all scents
Common Sectets. Itoclt Candy,
Liquorice, A'mond Canity,
PEUIT.
Itoimnas, ir tinea,
luLei, I'ici,
i Currant dried. Ciuoi.t.
I Alinjiuii, niieriui, Nut pfn'l kiua
LEMON SYltUl
of a superior quality, by the single or dozen. A
superior quality of Segara and Tobacco, and a
variety ol Confectionnries, fruit, ice, all of which
is offered cheap at vvholrsalo or retail.
ICS CREAM.
He has also opened an co Cream Saloon, and
will at all trues be ready to serve his customers
with Ice Cream.
Sunbury, May 21, 1SS7. ly
SALAMANDER FIRE
THIEF-PROOF SAFES.
The largest assortment iu the l.'nited States.
Warranted ta le eciual to any now made, and
will be sold on as Good Terms, as can be obtain
ed from any other house in Ihe Country, at
EVANS &. WATSON'S
2S South 4lh Street, Philadelphia.
Truth is Mighty, and Must Prevail.
J!)ortoJ' the Cmnmiltet appointed to superin
tend the Burning o f the ron Safes, at lieud
ing, lbruary 27, 1857.
Ki cDi.to, March 4.
The undersigned, members of Ihe committee,
do rc?pecliully report, that we saw the two Safes
origiuully agreed upon by Furrels cV Herring and
Evans & Watson, placed sid by side iu a fur
nace, viz: Thebaic inusc by the Paymaster of
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Compa
ny, in his ollice at Reading, manufactured by
l'arrels dir. Herring, and the Safe in use by 11.
A. Lantt, in his store, manufactured by Evans
& Watson, and put in books and papers precisely
alike.
The fire was started at 6J o'clock, A. M.,nd
kept up until four cords of green hickory, two
cords dry oak and halfchesnut top wood were
entirely consumed, the whole under the superin
tendence of the subscribers, members of the Com
mittee. The Safes were then cooled off with
water, after which they were opened, and the
booka and papers taken out by the Committee
and sent to 11. A. Latin's store for public exam
ined and marked by the Committee. The books
and papers taken from the Sale manufactured
by Farrels a Herring were in our judgment,
damaged fully fifteen per cent, more than those
taken from Evans & Watson's Safe.
We believe the above to have been a fair and
impartial trial of the respective qualities of both
Sale a.
JACOD H.DYSHEfi,
DANIEL S. HUNTER.
Having been absent during the burning, we
fully coincide with the above statement of the
condition of Ihe papers and books taken out of
the respective Kales.
O. A. NICOLI.a,
11. H. MUHLENBERG,
JAMES MI1.I10LLAND.
March 31, 857
AMERICAN HOUSE,
WILLIAMSrORT, TA.,
r 3 l,' K,'-TO., Proprietor.
Jab. T. Hall, Ass't.
Sept. 13, lfj36. tf
STIreuch Tlotll. Fancy and Plain Cassi
; mere, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Silk, Sa
tin and Silk Velvet Ve.linga, Troy Satinetl and
th. ery largest and cheapest assortment ol
Men Wear suitable for cold weather.
, URICJIIT 4 SON.
Sunbury, Dec S, '57.
H0.?.?.8. & SH0ES fl" Men J
" Children, a large stock, comprising Men'a
ater Proof Kit1) and Calf akin Uoota, Br
gana, Moroeeo, Kid and Calf akin Shoes, (Jailers
aisd Uum Shoes. UR1UHT& S(.
frml-nre, Dee. Stf, U37.
iiehrxncs safc.
TUB ACKNOWrJXQICD
OIIAMPIOM 1 1
1TIB RECENT TRIALS at
Rroitlns navenifntird the (nrreM
of puhlie njiftiicn, and eouftined
the rcidii t d( mere than wo jp,
flentnl fires, proving; x liclnslver
ISut "Heirlriis" is the only SAFE
thftt will not burn.
Eitrnet fiom ihe Committee's
Repott on the Trial of Iron Bursa
at Heading i
'On theMth of Fchriisry all the members of the Com
mlttee mtt to witness the ufet alil tmoldi ntul pnpjs
(plueed In them) and were perfectly enti.linl ihnt all yfai
right. The d.tv folk.winiTi the bnraina tiKk flare, under
the superintendence f 11' Committee. After a fair bihI
Impartiul burning for five hours, t,ie Sifo of Menrs.
Evans at Watson was first 0id,tlie Snle being on Vit
inside, and the contents portiully entisunieil, while Uie aun
leuts in the Safe of Meisrs. Parrels & Herring wvie m
good oondition, and no fire inside."
h'-ading, March 1, IP57.
(Signed,) H.F.rCt.lX, 1
P.N COI.KMAN, SCommiilee
A. H. PKACOCR. A
And ei by over 50 of the heat men of nrudtag.
The above Pa 'r"c,n he inspected si U Walnnt mtrtt,
where the public C." "tielV them.elTe. , nf the grent ,p.
rior.iv of the llrrln' 1 Ve''F'?ASn,
defeated and used up "iiisia.. .'rn - ,r S!nwndet
llnllrj- & Herring-,
31 Walnut St., Philuda.
Only makers in this State of Herring's Patent ChanirM,
Sufis.
Thenttempt m.ide bv other pnrtica to bolMer up hs
reputation ol a Sufe which has failed so ntuiillr n acci
dental fires in Philadelphia, (Ranateml Pluck.) by takini;
one out of an stent's store, (H. A. I. and.) made doul!
thickness, (eifferent from those they sell) to "burn up1
out of llVrrins's (Imlfns Duel.) has met with ils true re,
ward. Herring's Safe enuM not be burnt, proving eonclu
sivelv that the only reliable Safe now made is"llerring'a'
of winch over 15,0110 are now in actual nse. and met
than 400 have been tried by fire without a single lost.
rhila.,Jun 20, 1M7. If.
ISAAC M. WILKEKSON,
MANUFACT "UT E OF
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of the most Fashionable Style.
SoftiA, lilssiiis) nnd Louugcs
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards.
SOFA, BRKAKPAKT AM) UIM.NG TABLES
and also VENETIAN ULINDSt, equal to Phii0.
delphiu manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and i.rieo
CUPBOARDS, WORK AND CANDLE
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES.
In short, every article in this line of his business.
rpilE subscriber respectfully calls the attentioi
A of the public to his large and splendid as
sortment of every quality and price of .
aiHAET-WAItli
which cannot fail to recommend itself toevcrv enr
who will examine it, on account of its durable
workmanship and splendid finish, made tip of the
best stock lobe had in tho city. No effort is
spared in the manufacture of his ware, and li e
subscriber is determined to keep up with the
many improvements which are constantly being
made.
He also manufacture all kinds and oualitirs
CHAIRS,
ncluding varieties never before to he had ir
Sunbury, such as Mauogxkt. Buck Wxlmt
j AMI Cl-IILKll Mini GlDllUM ; 1MB WlNlison
I CHAIRS, u riNtr Pixto Stools, which are
j of the latest styles, and warranted to be excelled
j by none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere.
! Tho subscriber is determined that there shull
he no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, as every confidence can bo entertained,
boul the quality and finish of his ware nnd
hairs.
j hesc articles will l e disposed of on aa good
ten. as they can be purchased elsewhere. Coun
Iryp eoduce taken iu payment for work.
! , UNDERTAKING II a v in c nrovid.d
J a handsome Hiaiisk, be is now prepared for
Lndcrlaliing, and attending funerals, m this vi
cinity, or at any convenient distance from thie
place
. The Were Rotm is in Fawn Street, be
ow Weaver's Hotel.
lie has also purchased the right of manufac
turing and selling in Northumberland county,
Gould's patent Excilfoir Spring Hid, which he
will furnith at reasonable rates. Springs put i.i
old bedstead for three dollars.
IS.4AC M. WILKERSON.
Sunbury, April 18,1857 tf.
FURNITURE FOLISH.
S. H AE'S Premium J'nlfnt V, ,.... ! k ,1
; Polish This polish is highly valuable for rcio
j ling the pol:h on ull kinds of Furniture, Class,
; Carriage Bodies, Hir Cloth, Jtc. Ala", for re
! moving spots, hiding scratches, &c, Ac. War-
ranted to dry immediately and retain ils gloss.
Price 50 cts. per bottle. " Sold by
A. W. FISHER.
March .'4, 1857.
S.Ull'Lt 11. OHYVIG,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office on South Seccnd, near Market Street.
LE WIS BURG, PA.
Practices in the Counties of Union, Northum
berland and Montour.
All PiiorrssioNAL ltcsiNEse entrusted to
h's t are whl rcceivo prompt and fs thful utter.,
tion.
October 3, is57.iv
white iioiisE hotel.
POTTsVILl.E, PA.
fF"K subscriber respectfully announces to his
"Id frientls and the public, that he has 'uken
that o'.ii and well known establishment, tho
Whito ;irorso II?tel.
At the corner of Centre and Muhantogo sts., ii.
the I)oro:!'!i of Potlaville. 'The houte has re
cenlly been very much enlarged rrnd others ire
improved, rendering it quite aa comfortable
any other Hotel in Schuylkill county while
the stables are larije, in good condition", and at
tend by careful, attentive, ptuilent hostlers.
To travellers and others who may Hop at his
house, he premises everj attention calculated to
render them comfortable and satisfied.
JOS. M. FEGER.
April 6, 185- if
ST 4 I F VV.iTk II 1 41 jYi.iTv!
CtlKAP WATC11I AND JEWEI.RV.
WU'Iterf JLtH Nn,B':7A-. he .i-ii...(,,ii
. ',, ""ehesund Jewell j Store UH , v- '
NorlL N-eond Street, Comer of Quarry, Philideiuhia
uimuelun
uo.u ..cvri uienes, lull J
Uold l.i iune, 18 caret.
led, Vj caret eases, ?-i.rt
Silver Lever, full jewelled,
Silver Lepine, jewels,
Superior Quarliers,
Gold Spectacles,
Fine Silver do.,
Gold UracclelP,
Lvdy's Gold Pencils,
Silver Tea Spooes, set,
Uold I'eus, with Pencil undHiiver lio
U it
I'J ti
!i cr
? or
1
t M
i
I oe
8 is
lliilil r,ne.i Uli...in ......... ...' . . 1 t'C
i e.. patVu isrizx v ,
All good, wartauted tu le hat rhey are soUl lor
tiT On hand Mne O ldh.LVS.!;er,'Le,Vad'LenY,;e.
still lower than the aUive prices Lepme.
I'lliludelphui, Ocloher u, Ibj7 lSV
HENRY EONNEL,
ATTORNEY AT LAV7
Ojfice opposite the Court House, "
Sunbury, Northumberland Ceunty Pa.
rrempt attention to busir.es in adioinina
.ounlii's. ' s
DANVILLE HOTEL."
rEE3sr, jr.,
Market Street, Danville, Pa,
rilHISiaoneofthe largest and most coromo.
X ilmua hotels in the interior of Pennsvlv.ni.
with all the modern conveniences. "
Danvilled, tScpt. Si, 1855.
HI.ANK Parchment Paper Decda and hUnk
Mortgagee, Honda, Execution., Summon.
4e.. for sale b IL B. MAfeSKN.
Sunbury ,Airi 6. 1858
STOVES-
jOR SALE an excellent eeconsl-hand Ceok
r. D'v l0X'' 11,0 IM,lerl Cylinder Coal
8to.ee. Enquir. al thie otlire.
WW
S'V-Vi;Kt.ATCHE8 A fcw double ca.
tnglwh SUver W.tche. for sale at vUy .
Wunbure. April t,.
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