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BT EUII.T It TAflE.
Out r.monp, tlie -i .11 i'i '-r sfcadowa
Vi ,th Lit: 8'..ic!i ue it: her huT
T 'v iutf .sheaves the shadows
i ..u- i..-t nnd i!-r
Sinliii; Ihro'.il. ihe dusky Valleys
Ch..it v o. -iioi's up and down
Go . t.r'lilt:.' rniil.'ii Lucy,
Willi tlio locks ol' shadowy brown.
Four ft.'i t fuiiiMit r-liiin"' have risen.
From lie irr-vii lap c t" t:..- ? r.iij. ,
Aii'.l tlif licuniy f i
' their "armenia
.li mi r evcryiniag i
i s luv tlio autumn nioadoti8
li-'.).-
L',c.i fi
:. I'mita,:'' l.fc,
tk''
tt tirtli le.t In r mil!;
'Neath li,.' p-arly gate ol ill-'.
I' .vii nnd Jcivn tho sunny fti'iiiro
I.k ll.u w..y lliat she must tre-d
Very fu'r it i:-,aml pleasant,
i'.h tin- sunshine overhead ;
'lay '.hu while hand? uf the niienlit
i. :.!. K t peiiily v.hi iv tlio light
31 ,eho? to the far off elory
Tlll.l is tli'Vl'f lliill Willi liif'.ht.
Vt'iuc-Growora iu lib
scuri. a the ptrlrti'i't moni'.ijt mt feel that
U sotiu'tiiin nbuttt a vir.o.grow it:?; i
y partieul'.'il uf:i;i'Slivo of joy nnd j
r. We di not easily o?eapo the eld
ions of ITeUrew terms "iho shout,
.d ai'tginjia in tho vineyurda" t!m re
;3 of t Ui vintage t iio vine laiiiiichiog,
i' the msrry-!': illcd In biyh tho vine
ID :
j '
red ooeaiiFd joy is dried up Itoui among
r.-.'.n wino and oil, tho sign of a fruitful
i.'.'mI. Ti e expression?, fimiliar from child
hv. '.- "rcrare one for ple'sai.t ii?picta in a
cottony of viiieynrils. All cnu's memories
o.i i f vine conntriei are of cbeerfu!, aunny
u.: ' ten'pent gayety.
.1 fi.lt curious, in tliia vi?it to the ?j;??or.ri
v'i-.i-vaida, to seo what would be tho tlT-.-cta
r'l' .liii ):nrsuit on Amtuiet'ti bnlita; nnd
t'i,",.;r-h the pionperJ work in a now country
is not ttr :""--t easy and gay, yet 1 f.nv at
i nc.' that Fointthing of this cherry iuGuer.ce
v:p perva.lif eve:i this popn'-jtitin,
I i-t-ppod Crst nl ileriiuum (aLcut EO milcg
i.o'ii frt. l.oui.'.) an 1 in waiting nt thu tavern
i. r a wni gro ..vr, v.hcsa piae.? I waa to visit,
i watched the peoplo couihig in. There was
co '.ue 'hi no; crtriincly ruci"! nr.d carelef."
. iu. ;!niyi, yet nt the Fawe time they seemed
l,.') thriiiy, we'.l to-ilo pe-ple. Very few
t .ii'c l ut tho bar for whi.-key or brandy ; but
tin1 most tr.fk n glaa together of tho light
intivi? wine, ami chatted aociu'.ly over it,
!oni'tii!i?s sitting at tha t..ti!e to iio so, which
civilir.ul custrnt h:i yet to t o iotroduccd iu
l.ORt p:.-ta rf the I'mted Stale.
'i".a only ti'iplera wrro oi l M'asonricna,
r.:;.) cfi'icl for v.-l'.'i.hey, and UaUiCwJ tun
I)nic!, mi l a!) Dutch stuH'.
The i:ii.J was a good ileal of vines am',
land. At l('i,.,.h the V'ne-;::nv-.- whom I
e voi-c'c:' Part"' in, nd 1 nccoiiiprnied him
. (trough tho vi'.l aire. It ia n very coiuforta
hie, thriving loo'uin:' litlh town, iho l;ou.-c3
built mostly of brick, W'ith jh-uant gard.-n9
t irrcuuuing them. Tho population ia ahont
l,20i, of wlri h I HB'Jorstoed there ia not one
cn A merit an. Tho phico l:ua two or thrto
rchoul', supported by public f.uula, and two
f Lurches ono Lutheran cod cue Culbollc.
Jly friend'a viutvard lies upon on of tho
hills, ovuilo.hing tho Mi?-ouii. ' Kin herr
liches I. indl" "A Eloiious country I'1 hu
e;tya witu enthusiasm, aa v.e reach tho top
and ca?t our pyea over tho lan.Uc.ipo. For
li:ile3 p .tiiv, oa the EiJo oi thu river hero wn
W'cre. tiii.no was a broken view of vine topped
l.i'W, v. h:lu t'r.2 l-.cr slept s wero hi uvy with
ilea wool', and tho Valleys pteen willi grain.
Leyoui'l the river a luxuriant growth if eot-ti-jiiwood
t-ycunore covered thu ili.h U it3. Iu
the country beyond there, Mr. 11. said, were
tnir, a of the richest plantations of tho State,
worked by regiooi.
Mr. II. 'a L"-.'.:so waa o Ultlo house, tueh as
any row set Uor might have, but you imtice
thu contrast to the usaul Amdivan's cab.'u
in tho i'l-w flowering tries left near bv, ami
lid' cut i
j v ho'e '
' i'i' i
i. owe truly Ocroian garden-beds 1
U'dor tha wiuJuws. Oiher.vi.-r, tho
1 ii-Fli pa wa3 covered with viikp, usually
t i.".! cn t .vo pe!e3 bound toceth-; r, obcut
f. ,e feet r.purt. Tiu3 Ueruiaii hiul-been there
r..r..... twelve year.', niul uoiv posse.-seil a most j
Y .';: l.tth") pioperty. 11 is w ine bad taken
t'.t , i ii h'.Uly in Jrl. I.ouis, eve n over Long- J
w.,'i..' Ua'i-v.'l.a. Mi St of tho settlers, he
a .i... v. i.i Veiy priSi'r''Ua, nnd their wine j
v.-r i'o:ul:.;x it.lo gieat demand. They cov-
i r .1 .i.i.. I), rreti hiilb ps far ill thu interior
v.i'li ti.'lr vim-yards. They lived a good
lie, 1 ih- mseUi's, t.nd ho believed had a
h ' 3
Wos
last '
, r i.:e than uny other Germuua in the j
i-ru ciui.lry. Tho town bad produced
ear s- i: e eO.000 cuMwn of wma.
The
, Oo.l situation j fur vineyard's, Lo
etatci, ce.ct from c'l
t )
fj r.n aeie ; those .
d, tl'i or ?.:o. It I
preparation befoie '
Harlrg this time j
irl bin.-., if by fa: n- j
I, to Eaveced. p.-ieh j
:uva s- i:ie iijlJ i.r ,
whi.h ar.j alrer.dy in.prov,
IlJed th.o ) or four years'
a viunyai l pays its cost,
tha viau-gMiver can srp:
Jng an J o'Uor work. i-:u
uo.v iuiinkr.tnt bhouhl 1
(pJJO Ci'i'l'..'.! to bii'hl 1.'3 wine ciliirr r.nd
liOii-o, buy his cu'.tie riiu! :.y citra labor.
After v ore o c e fi-or yoats. tha viir'.vard v. ill
yi.'i ! i n an average from il.VJ to Hod sulloua
vi wi:io lothsecie; a v.-ry l .ioralilu site
has b-'en kiio.Tn to prodiiew l.llnU eailons. und
!'..0 was the lowe.it ilr. ll.'i lacu had ii.cn.
Vv.i ': n, lulb, indi. -iry, can maiii.ge 5 acres.
TIn w tie is worili ftoin 51 2' l-i tl ' -r
gal'o:i. ei that C Iff an rcie is ti common ie
loin. Mr. ii. hid s .1 I his wood cn liie
phtct) the li:st yiar ' ii IIC'O, Mid bad received
n.o year- iji) gallons from half an acre. It
v. " 1 1 bo :i c 'ie that no othej ugriiiuiluie
of tho Uaitvd States pres.;iila ii.eh ntuies.
CT i ll.' r r.vncnses, the w.':res of labor nto
now It i. in ij tents to ;'l a day. i r $12 to $15
ft nor tli ; a row costs from t'ld to i''J; u
piir of ox-ti, i' Litj f.5'e) u bor.e, QCO to 70.
Vi . ol ia ' i iii about ii 50 a cc.nl ; pi. tat es,
10 coiita a b'she-l, utid wheat &0 tent.. 1 fi
ber is ui.vi.ys in iU'tnan-.l, niul, us mwy bo fieri
from the p, Ices rf l'.. od, is rxeei'iiinely well
paid. Tl.o o't vet n:ii-i "f vices hu bad
lori.i t . be iho N filth Yil'giaia
tawbl uu I I iibellii.
ceol'tic (ju.
I'tins far, thu ciiii.'.'ii h u been morp favr-
m ue -.ui r.irj ti.au u is in ijerinai.v.
'li
'. . -.v I .I r. o e.. i v . ,i u ie i, iii.. ii..
I r.oy.-ar in wLieh tho J ield has
r.
w 1
ct
;.i
tho lab. r: ttl.ilo on the Kbln.'
i...
n, thero v ill be years iu whi.h the j
ori ol ti.u viii-vur U gi t no teii.ru ul i
no, i. oi i!;o pi. r ler.aiits, w: ., iiiahu
i t!
pop il .tl.iu of v.r,; dn-sscra, fall iulo erfat ili.s
t e s u'.id poverty. Tho worrt weather in
Mr-suuii U the ntllrr. r: -.:.-'. beet of Julv
tt. y a lew iioits can survive this but the
lio-is fciori.n of .-,..1 'i.ii,;,p ,,,,.i i)..ini.r
wl
ucli de,!if,T Tie vi ii. u i, f fruit in liei ieomv'
iJOAiniieau vineyards entirely ise.pe. I
is.'U a.r. I l. what tli'.cl ho toi.sideu J this
cu.turo of tu v.uo toh.ve on tho habits of!
ii!' iiiiitrymen. He tho.i;i'.it thut thuse liv
ing iu this vine region wero much mora i-obcr
'hi '.5 t1 e Guma-i ol the cities, and that 1 Lo
Dut.vo wine was ulroaily t'rlving out wh'skcy
uuv io mug was uircacy cr.ving c
bdJ bracdy from use umong the
I ?;ii ka tl ,-iiarery, but hu wus u
Ameiicutis.
I IK L III... ?
to express himself much on this, except to
ry iiun ins c niilrymen wisbeU to ItttVu nr
tiling to do with it lo tiino he waa cure
M ssouii would te a free fcttato, but not at all
so souu aa noii.y sanguined people believed.
Out of th 'JOU OOO Germans ia the Btate, be
di i not Ul eve theie were morethau 15 or .0
who held slaves, aid those hies sorviBli.
.Vi Yftk Ti ilui.f.
Oraftjno tub Giuric Vixb. We have
met witli many experienced poreona who haTo
tievcr torn the prupe vine grafted. The pro
cess if eo ensy, that thousands who ore tins-
iull to 0SS0S9 tllO IIIMVIT Vlll'iolicg, flllltlld
especially tul.u care of their old roota ami in
sort scions of Ilia new. No tiny rr covering
of the grafted piirt. ia necessary, beyond tliu
natural soil. In low w hich tlio yralt is to be
insetted, is.nv (.IT jour Flock nti J put in
your scion with two rr tlirec but)?, wedo.
fashion, ai in tlio cleft grafting of fruit treia,
and then cover up n few inches, leaving one
or two bu.ls above ground j where, the stock
is very largo, and inconveuieiit to Fplit, a
pitnbht lu.ii', po in n do B8 to br tip the two
barks together, answers. Tlio apron's or the
old Flock, na they spring np to rob the graft,
must bo pulled off. Urnfta often bear tome
fine clutters tlio first season of growth, nnd
many more the second. In this way, the old
storks of v.ild prtipes removed from t lie wooda
are very useful with duo care. Wo Love
lati ly seeH an old Catawba vino that was
wanted for aliude forty feet off, laid down for
ft year lill it had rooted well, and then waa
Knitted with perfvet success, and fruited the
Erst feason. Horticulturist.
&) n m 0 r 0 it
A CliuTp Wiht Inspector.
Not ft very hid joko is told of one of the
New York uijht inspectors. It happened a
lew evening since, shortly after thu wharf
wi.tc'u whs set, thai a pi j in looking country
man wa.i seen to leavu a brig lying at Tier
.No. C, with afujpieioua looking bundle in bis
hanola. It wr.a a laiga puckage, aud a hcuvy
n. ;e, and tho Strang! r tugged along slowly up
tho pier wiih it nnd turuud tLo comer tweul
ing nndcr his load.
"Aha ! my lino fu!lov," rjaculuted the lynx
tycd inspector a sharp-set oliiciol by the
way "aha ! I've got yuu thia time I" nud ap
pionehiu the countryman, ho said :
"Good evening. Let mo relieve yoo of
that loud, my friend."
Jib J" responded the man, nneasily.
'J'll take that bundle, if you please."
'Thank you."
''It'll heavy. Isn't it ?" said the officer.
"Yaas. Which wav you gtin', naburV"
: ''Omno along it's uil right ; I'll take care
of this ; come on 1"
j "Kiizictly much obliged. It's tarnal hco
. vt, an' I've got to git it up to the Howard
lione."
''Co'.ne ulonr," continued tho officer hnow
'ingly; "we'il seo abort that T' and iu a few
iti iuitea tney reacl.eil the Howard, wuen tue
strtii'L'cr observed thut tho inspector had no
idea of halting.
' Hallo 1 Which way friend ? I'm itepping
here.'' said the countryman.
' H' no matter. I've seized tbia property,
and you can explain mutters ut tho custom
house to-morrow," continued tho shrewd iu-
sp"clrr.
"LuU here, fiiend. Not tew fust, if yew
pl.'ase. I've paid n.y dnoties on that 'ere lot
1. 1' gcuds. Jest you look ut this, liaow, nud he
drew lii tii a bit of paper from his vest peck
it sit:;:cil ly the collector.
"W by, yon scampi'' said tho inspector,
"this is ii permit for your goods 1 Why didti'l
you show me that be for ?''
"W'y, in the fust place, you didn't ask mo
te-.v; nnd, in the next place, ef I had, you'd a
seen me break my back ut'oro you'd ha'
brought that bundle clear up hero for me, I
knoivi"
The inspector bloncd his nose, nnd, cursing
the connliymun for u fool, turned down IMmt
street instauter, to resume bis lonely round."
The stranger put hia parcel in the charge
of a servant and grinned a ghastly griu us tha
over-zealoua watchman departed,
OrncF-IIoLDrRs is Uta::. Holding office
in Utah is no joke, and not very dignified, if
thia passage from tho correspondence of the
Tribune is, as true us it ia graphic :
' I have seen the Governor of the Territory
walking gravely up tho road toward his tents,
carrying a piece of stove funnel under each
urn: ; 1 have seen the Chief Justico cutting
the turf fur a chimney, and punching ti e vs.
in v.ii.ch were t'rawiug log lo build Lia catin;
thf iii'cn tary of State splitting wood, nud the
L' nitcd Stales Attorney Mid .Maisbal plas
tering tho walla of their but with mod. Yes
terday J saw the United h-tuti-s C'unmiissiiin-
or' Ktr'ir1'1' L-aff und tilling tn kor.-e-
''ai;'' pd'Jtintf a wagon through u foiU across
the rdcr.lh l'ialte, which ho bad di.-coveled
by wading, wlalo tne, other CoinmistioULr,
I huving nceinnplisbed the pasiage, sat upon a
com sack on tho opposite; biitk, mending a
j rent in his pantaloons. Thesn pictures may
I convince you that tho civil oUieers, at least,
in connection with tho Uti.li expedition, are
not biuecu.'ea.
"Poctor," said an old lady tho other day lo
1 er family physician, "kin you tell mo how it
is that some folks is born liiimbV "Why,
hem 1 why certainly, madam," replied tho
doctor j "it i owing lo tho fact that they came
into the v.oild without the power of t-pcech."
"La, me," remai ked tho old lady, ' now jutt
seo what it is to have a pl.yticu! edicntion.
I've axed my eld man moro uor a bundled
times that urn s.nno thing, and all I could
j over git out ou him was, "kasa they is." Wei!
! I'm ghtd I asi d you, for I never should
j n-vlied eatlaiicd w.tU out kucwu' il."
' N'a!:?: Nroorn rir.ri:." The rscimion
! from Norfolk, 'u., which overhauled thu
i slave St. aliv.g s-hooticr Ftancis French, huv
; ing Btarel.ed tho vessel, nnd givn no nil
j hope? of finding the slave, ono i f them de
I cluied in lotd toiio thut they would set the
I craft r ti (ire, at tho fnnio tiiuo hurrying the
crew t il", us if about to executo tho ihnat,
', when "Ti ny," who was cimcpiib'd under tbe
j f uecabtb', iurj't out with "Don't you, Massa
, Jccnii lie oiu't uary nigger here."
I When Ludy lloil.inj wanted to get rid cf
I a fop, she used to say. "1 beg your pardon
I but I v.ibh you would sit a little farther off;
I there i" sotuet hicg in your handkerchief which
i 1 iij nut l:i.e."
j A IIjxt If you aro determined tocommit
! suici Jo in con.-equeiiCi! of poverty, do the deed
' eariy iu tlio muriotig, i ut. ud of lulu ut night
j and ycu will Euvo the txpeiue of throe meals.
A Nero being caught stealing from a In n
i roosi, eieasedhiiiisell by SBying, "Dat h i only
I cunio our u eo u iuu tuicikiua sieep win oar
j eyei o;:ea."
A city girl who If a been witn Ler bean to
. muii e suL'ariiii! oil. lo tne country, writes
homo that "the funniest thinir 1 saw was
( 1 nrley dear trying to cat majdo wox Willi
bis moiistachi'8 lu ; a turkey dating thick
dough is nothing iu coir.pariten."
t-"i.Ki:t'. Women require more sleep than
j men, nnd farmers less than those engaged in
i ai'v other occupation; Editors, reporters,
1 priuteis, end telegraph Operutors, iiecit no
I i -et nt ul 1. La w vers can the n as much as
I liiev choase. and thus keen out i,f mischief.
Clergymen can sleep twoenty four hours, and
put their paritb to sleep dice a week.
A I'erson in passing a conceited fellow.
happened to fettiku his foot with a cane.
' You hud better knock my Liaius out, and
Ci,i:.li me, said llie dandy. "I was trying to
do it," was tho rejoindei.
The Following Toast waa recently given :
The ladies May we kiss all the girli we
please, aud please all the girls we kiss."
Tbe woman who never interfered with her
husband's affairs, arrived la town the other
day. bbe is unmarried.
There is e l.adv down aant in liiob.niinil.l
that she ditduioi to own that the hai ecuimoo
1 tuai.
STRING ARRANGEMENT.
LACKAWANNA &BLOOMSBURG R.R.
VFFORPINO superior (nciliHe f"r trnvel to New
Ymk, rhilntlrlh n, nml ilir Nnrih vnil Wrrt, lit con
liccli.im lit frriiiitnii wuh Hit- trnuituf Die it lawni
I.nfkowniHiH niul W lutein Jfititrimd Cimipniiv ; iilto fr
truv.'l S. niii nml Wen nvir Ihr Cntlnw ima, Willininsiiorl
iimlKnt Uuiliuuii ami eoniiccling trnini
0O1NO NORTH.
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tl'e M;til Tumii M Iluporr, g.-mi? 1'iiH at I tu 1. M. ft.r
C;i!lflV'M. itTt CliiiT 'it. I'ritfvi;u Iteinlii.e, Jf., nniv
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p 'ire 'c?t nt :) ..'flock V, M, lor i)nnvii!e, Mittuii, AJun
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)ip4fiip?ra by the 4 oVW-k P. M. Tfnm piinv Sn-itli
can i.'i!if tt.e tl tt'clik 1. M lsprrts trnin ft lVtuini
noil liie 'Vtn.i'i Kulf-cnt liltinirr-linrji niul tuke tho 4 n'
c l.M-k A. M. iVnin ? 'i':g I'.afct, arnvirg ;it i'tiiljttil.tia or
lljrtieburi' at 11 iu"h)ii.
F. J. U:AVF WOltTIt
M;iro!i 13. 1"3-fl.n Snpeifiitciulent.
GECRGI3 niliL,
-TTCrLlTEY AT Li:
TjpESl'r.CTFULLY informs the public and
fj bis t'ricndji generally, tliat he has removed
to Sunbury, nnd has opened a law etliie at his
resilience, in Marl.et sijuare. Ilis acquaintance
willi llie Li 5li-.l1 and (ierman enables him to
traiifart 1 usinr.-8 in ho lb languages.
April til, ISftS. ly
WIIOL1S.1LE AMI lil.TUI.
BOOT STORE,
10 .t(( Fourth S.t, above Chcsnnt, PhiVa.
H T?00'l'S, fchoes, GaiterB, A-c, promptly mode
Hp to order in the very best style, and of the
beet material.
Philadelphia, May 9, t857.
CABD.
A Cash 1'lsinkss Exci.cfivki.v.
Cn.tni.r.S ADAMS, S. i:. Oreemf r.islith mid Atrh
Slit-flu, 1'ln! n..i!iia, infuniii' l'ia lil nistitinrrii, mid
111 l aycm ef lly (illl.U S til-:.i;l!Al.l.V, ll.at lien
tTinK ii-i extta exeitioim I'm llie prtisfrali'ia e" hit buiiitpM
lhf C-'lllilllT HilMIl, IMIil III eriUT to Cimllic IlilTI to .uil'li:m.
p.mils lor rin, i.ml vi.l ilit-iii at tlie i.ovft MnntiT
raici. Ii li.is i1ti..i to fll nt the muillest incFtliio
advniicc t l-'em Cirii l'.xn.t'Fl'KI.v ! ,1
11 III. u dMCeil tec 'i u t! i'i" munt t,f t uc (l.Mtaa in Ptorc,
nml lias n 'v .-pi a iniaiy New Oeni'-, inituljie for lite
ueahiin. tu wliicli will he iniirtf ilsulv nilihlinim.
fare will he ti ucpoimn alnle i'lilLNLS Olid Tluill
ri'IISOS peiirnllv, !ih li.Ti'l"0r'.
XKW llii:ss mitilS. SHAWLS. MNF.:;rS. and
I Fl'llMMilMi GlUlllScpiiiTiilly.
rarrtiascii II; liiul ;n-at letvioitne in pivin? nil rnrly
I call, tin- inoiti, .,mii.. "ht niuilJc lVieni'0 is licllcr tl.au
llie f I -w Kliiiiiiii; "
'1 lif Killliill' M l.-J ccii'm'. n-,; tl.o stoic Will ligl.tfj.
Maieli .?, lrf-. 3ie:i v.
Eaddlo and Harness linker.
IIZNllY JIATJPT, JR.
s.f RESPECTFULLY informs the
ti
y v.f-C'' cniii'iis in .uitiiurv ami llie pun
z7:.-'.' 'ik '": generally, lliat lie luis taken
iy-Tji' - tbe i-liep oecuoicJ by llngllt nnd
Hi ck, cue doer east ol S. l'snpl's Cai ii.rt Ma
ker shop where be is prepared lo turn out woik
i in bis line of l.u-incio cipuil to any ma dc in Ibis
section of the country, Ordirs j'rompily execu
ted and all kinds of produce taken in Exchange
t-unbury, March 20, ISod. ly
p. Hlai:chto:t seisdel,
Ji'sru'n of 'run peace,
f3TJISri3TJXT.Y, PA.
Ciie in Deer ti-ci-.t,iiumi:(li(iU!i opposite the
Public School House.
All business promptly ' attended to. Monies
colli eiid ai d ail omiita: y writings done.
Sunbury, A piil '.'5. 18"i7. if
Prier s r.cduceil to Suit the Tb?es I
(I.M2 WllliH "WIN )
Pace fili-f.il ul n-e VV.iVi, l'hi!ulilj)l,it.
MMIi; Piej.ii -I'.n if i.t i.V'Vf vi-IM'iii.wn rrinl lirli
I nit nl ! eini: tli ii'Kla! for llit- irry litn-rul p:ern,inj..p ..
fcloiviil un a liifiii tl.f! ..irl year. l:il.,i tliis lni-ilioit o' in.
I .rii.ii u Hi. ii lin-ii.l.sa il ili,-j nl.'i.Ml at tle'y lire sti j! ii e
artil i i ;:. ...i.ii.ii, nlale li. 'in ll" l:ivnr-.il Willi a riill.
llurinc t litf W iint-i ia .iilns l) e li.'imi- li-it ln-.n ili..roiisIi.
ly rp'io.i'i-il. iiti.ri.vt eu-iil!. iiiaUe uiul oil.tr i't'.eii-.iic ul
terniioiis i.i t-Diiii-inplali' a.
ll'( ine .1, li-i'innii-.l to il.'Vi'e oar wlin'e nttenli.111 to
''UBlnefij ton', tl .l:..r ouiii.:e. B we Ii I lie 1- oiviclo -it that we
aa.l lie aLlc 10 .-ive -rcttctal saiisf u-t".ii.
MDI.S A STOvril,
r.acf fclleol, nti ne Tlard.
TI'l'.M? -f-l !'. ,'rrdiy
N. 11. ( '.in 1:1". f v.' !1 I'wiyi! lie i'i reldinrss tfi e-iiery
r.o.ieqeili tj ai.ii lieiu fiitaiii'.vijl l.;i)iiln.'--i 11111I IfiiilrouiJ
Ue,...i,. s. 4 8.
I'nilailvlpliia, Arrll 10, 1?;-? Gin
A VALUABLE PARII AtTpIOVATE
SALE.
rjlll E snhfrrilicr will sell at private salo a
JL FARM, situate in Point township, Nor
thumberland rountv, about 3 n.iles fuuii tbe
borough of Northumberland, on tho Danville
rotol, adjoining lands of J. Ct, Hortun, James
Nesbit, Chas. Purks und llie norlh branch of the
river Susquehanna containing TS lo 1U8 Acres,
to suit purcha-ers. The land is in a good state
of cultivation. 'J he improvements cniisit of a
ldigu frame HOUSE, well I'liii.-hed ; a Spring
House, built over a nevrr-failing Spring close
to the hou-ic, a Rank linrn and other outbuild
lut'i. Au O.cbatd with young and choice fruit
trees.
The above tract will be sold on reasonable
terms and an indisputable title given. Posses
sion given on the first day cf April next.
For further putlurulars inquire of the subscri
ber, residing 011 the adjoining f ilm.
JAMES NESBIT.
Point township, January S3, 1 858. If
A. J- nOCKEFELLEU
ClMtorncn at cuu,
Practices in Norlhumbciland and sdjoinir.p
Counin s.
fciunbury, November 21, 1 857. -tf
1 fishing TacklO. Fed Cork, Grass, Cot
ton and Linen Liwes, Out Lines, Sea Grass
by ihe yard, Snoods, Flies, Kirby, Limerick and
Carlisle Hooks, Rods, Ac, for sale bv
Murch-U.'ST. A. W.TISHER.
JATENT URITTAMA STOPPERS
fo
twr Hollies lor sale by
H. B MA6PER.
Bunbury, July 19, I HA4 .
SADLER7 AND HARNESS II AKIN Q
'IHE tulmcrilxra rcspectfiillv Inform tha cili
lena of SunbuTV nnd vicinity that lhy have
commenced the above butdnrna a few doorscbove
tho Tost Office, Market Square, 8unbury, Pa.
Work of alt kinds In their line of business will
be done promptly nnd tirntlv on the mont rea
sonable term. CLEMENT & OYSTER.
Fcbruaiy 13, 18.8.
,ioti s. eii: i:i,
ATTORNEY AT XiA-"W,
OjJU-e in Mucket ft., opposite the Court House,
EUNBVRV, PA.
Collections made and Professional Cusiiicss
generally attended to Promptly and Carefully.
PitiiAnr.Lriiii RsrEnKriCi I
Dullitt 4 Foirlhorne, Diehl Wertz,
Davis ct Uiiney, F. Tyloi &. Co.
Suiibtiiy. June SO, 1P57.
IplouuredWed"
TO
$. 10 Vcv Barrel-
THE subscriber respectfully iuforma the citi
zens of Sunbury nnd vicinity that he has just
received a supply of "FLOUR, which he is offering
at wholesale or retail from $! 40, 46 3? J to
G B") per Barrel. He also sells some as lovf as
70 cts. per quarter, all of which ho WAR
RANTS tobeUood.
CAM)!. US for sale, wholesale or retail.
Thankful for past patronage he hopes to con
tinue to merit the same.
GIVE lil.M A CALL!
M. C.OEARHART,
Market St., Sunbury, Ta.
FcbruaryET, 1S5K.
4
Market Street, Sunbury Pa.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the citt"
lens of Sunbury, and the public generally,
that he has l'lircbnucd, and will t ike possession
in the above well known stand on the 1st of
April next, formerly kept by Mrs. Thompson.
That be will put the same in complete repair.
In addition he will provide a conveyance to carry
pashcngcis to and fioin the different Railroad de
pots, and will leave no cflWts untried to render
iiis hotel a desirable stopping plica for gtieils and
travelers. JOHN LEISER,
February 20, 1 PoS.
VALUABLE LEAL ESTATE
OFFnttED AT
PKIVATE SALE.
rpfIIK stibfctibcr offers at private sale, a ccr
XI tain lot or piece of land, situate in Lower
Augusta township, Northumberland comity,
about 8 miles below Sunbury, bounded on the
west by the river JSusquehanna, on the south by
latid ol George Seiler. on the east by land ol
Wm. Kroh. and on tho north by land of Win.
I!. Junes, containing li Acres and 18 perches,
allot whifli is cleared and in a very hili stale
of cultivation. Tho Northern Central Kail
Road passes through the tract, ond is also
bound on the east by tho Main Road leading
fiom Sunbery to Hanisbiirg, which together,
with the River upon the west, and the fertility
of the soil makes it a vary pleasant and desira
ble situation.
ALSO; another certain Trad of Land, situate
in Faid township, adjoining lands of William
Kroh, on ihe south, the heirs of Robert ond Ar
thur Auchmuty ; on llie east Wm. V. Silver
wood, and a public road oil tho noith, and Win
R. Jones on the west, containing 93 Acres 121
perches Etrirt measure, ylbout LO acres of which
ate cleared, and in a high state of cultivation
nnd ihe residue ui')-t excellent land for cultiva
tion, but is now covered with excellent timber,
and if purchased soon, the purrhascr can get a
large quantity nf Railroad Tics on tho same.
This tract is also well w atered, having several
line springs upon it, nnd every field can be wa
tered ihenliv. An indisputable title will he given
and terms of sale reasonable.
WILLIAM R.JONES.
Lower Augusta tp., January 2, 18o7. tf
. ," r)TT r r-?-ji s,.'7'T-,'-f-Vv"
BTOHE.
MISSLOl'ISA SSHISST.ER, respectfully in
forms the citizens of Trevorton and sur
rounding count', that tho has opened a new
store of Millinery and Fancy Goods, at Trevor
ton in Shamokin street, nearly opposite Knousc's
Tavern, where all kinds of lionncts and Fancy
Goods can 1 e had at ihp lowest terms.
Drers making also otlended to irt tho best
manner and latest style.
Apiil 2S, IS.Irl. tf
LANCASTER COLLIERY FOR SALE.
Iitsjrui taut tu Co:.! Operators.
fZ 111 E tiiidcrsitincd Lessees of the "Lancaster
Colliery," near .Shamokin, Northumberland
county, Pennsylvania, wi-hing to retire from tlie
biiainesa, nlVer for sale the Lease and Fixtures
of said Colliery, on ealisfactoiy terms. This
(,'i.liii iy has been in operation since 18jt, and
has I cm successful beyond expectation. The
Coal is a snpetior articles for all vers lo w hich
Anthracite isapplil, and a good market lias been
rstiihlishcd, which can be much extended. The
Enaker and fixtures are of Ihe very best char
acter and will recommend themselves lo persons
acquainted with the business.
The Lease runs to January 1, 16r' t, end is a
favorable one for tbe operator.
For further information apply at thn Colliery
in person, or by letter to f lumoUin, J O,, Nor
thumberland county, Pennsylvania.
COCHRAN, PE LE & CO.
February 6, 1B5S. tf
JONES HOUSE.
HEtw tovi:ni-v, rroiuittor.
Cor. of Market Street j' Market Sytiure,
ii a ii k i s u v r e , r A .
ciIIIS NKW AND KI.KO ANT IJOTI'.I., recently erec
X li'J lV III- Messri JOM K-, ill iiiirl isliLT!, a., Iiav.
ini; ut'iii le.iFi'i' Tor a term ol" yeaii t.y ttm uiiiturBujiicJ, lie
tni.i tin iix.-ili il nt iMllnifi the uueatioii of In iniiia-r
Jiati ins, leal the tliivclluie coiiiiiitniily, iheleto.
II iviii l ul vi one liui.ilrnl nml forty feet on the
.iitu'i.:.i tirect ol llie city, anil l-'ii'iy-two Fct-t Front on
M nket r-ijunre, it cuaiiot tail to prove attractive us well
ns itti nii'i: to strani'in.
i lie C'ti.onl.crs ure of line lite, well ventilated, nnd
licliti'.l w itli Uas u iiuinlier Willi connecting ioorwliia
k.e? lliein very ilesiriilile for fnuiiliee.
'tne Hulls ure wanned thrountiuut t.y Ilenlerv; and
every ninilelil ii.lpioveilieat, in laet, li.'il lieeil utklt-d, lliat
imiy couUuee to the safety, coiiiioit, and lia;iiiiiiL-w ul the
gllt'NtS.
Viitora may, therefore, reet osinred, that the ''Jones
House' has been nuule tieifeet in all us appointment
lieu ia -h dt'j.iu uncut has b.'ea paired ill charge ef F.upe
licneed ni.d rouipetent l'eisoiislluil tu every pnrtirular
tliers:em ivhielt bus ud iptt-d hythe I'roprietoi, will&iford
to these wiio lu-jy lu'ike it iheir home, ai great n decree
l' .cur. nt qb inuy beuUtaiued at uuy siiiuiur esublishiiieut
la the r-tale.
'i'o secure tins desirable result, lie brs faruiilied the
I'ut.lle and l'livate I'nvale I'.-irl-ir. flininlir-is, ilniinfr
Uooin. c., tt ilh entirely NEW rl'UMTL KK ; and 'io
orr;tii!eU williin the tm ililir t . a fine Rubers Kiloou, Oys
ter Sal. h'ii. lJrissiii; ll.nnr.. H u and Cold Jlaihs. As.
Tt.eCnliiiaiy Ueiiarunen. and Uming lt'ioni will reeeive
llie i'sjki-ihI intention of ll.e I'roprietor, vetoeli he trusts,
will lie a siililcieut guarantee that all lusles will K snited.
Alter re:urniiut his heartfelt thanks to his nkl friends
anil iMitrons, for the generous pntroniifte so Imis extended
to linn at the ''Poverty llouse.u and a'so to his fiiemta
and patr.ais at the ('folunili.u House," Cape Islaml, during
the seatoii of In'.i. he reeiwfully solicits a continuance
of ll at the '-JOXKSilOL'SK."
WELLS COVEBLY.
January 30, 1655 Ciaos.
fjlobacco and Segars 20,000 Imported
-- Segurs of various brands. Eldorado, Fig,
Cavendish and fine cut tobacco at
A. W. FISHER'S.
Btiiibury. March 14. 1857.
IJJATCHOL'LY, JOCKEY CLUR, SPRING
L FLOWERS, Ac., of the best quality j a
fresh supply just received and for sale at the
Drugbtoreof A. W. FISHER,
fiuubury, A eg. 1, 1857
PUKE CONCENTRATED LYE OR SA
1 PONIFIER. for sale at FISHER'S Drug
Storo. Price 20 cts.
ALMONDS, RAISONS, FIGS, LEMONS.
Ac.. Ac., lust received a fresh aiitmlv
and
lot aale at the Confectionary store of
4 - - tr-j
M.C. GEARHART.
Sunbury, May 18, 1S57.
stationery.-
Pauer and
A Urge supply of fancy Note
Paper and Envelopes, Mourning, Letter,
anJ Cap Paper, Pens, Ink, Sand, Ac., at
Mario li, '67. A. W. FISHER'S.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR 8ALE.
frill E subscribers, Exerntora of the estate e
X Henry Mtsser, dee'd., offer at prVBla aala
the following property vizi A large two story
frame dwelling house, together with about
60 ACRES OF LAND,
Pltuate In Lower Augusta township adjoining
lands of Daniel Kaufmsn and others now in the
occupancy of John R. Kaufman as a store and
dwelling. The house is new and the location a
good one for business.
Also a TRACT OF LIMESTONE LAND,
in said township on the river about 6 miles be
low fonliu.y, adjoining lands of .1. T. M'Pherson
and others, containing, about 90 acres. The
anil is productive and containa limestone and
other minerals.
Also a tract of Land, containing about 35
acres on the bill, about two miles below Sunbury,
adjoining lands of the hciis of the lata John
Conrad and others. Thcro is, on this tract, a
small orchard of choice fruit.
For further particulars apply to the subscribers.
H.H. MASSKIl, )
P. 15. MASSE R, Executors.
FRANCIS DUCHER. )
Sunbury, January 19, lSTiC if
1857. FALL & WINTER GOODS ! 1858
utVT HP. "W. GHAT'S
FANCY DRY GOOD STORE,
Market Square, Sunbury.
7VT0W received and will continue to receive
' the largest and best selected Stock of
Clack Cloths, Cammere, Cassinettt and
Vesting, 5'C,
An assortment of Dress Goods, viz: Fanry
printed Calicos.Chillies, printed Lawns, De Lain
Uareges, Merinos, Cashmeres, Alapacas, Dress
Silks, Ginghams, Ac.
LINEN AND WHITE GOODS.
Irish Linen, bleached and brown Drilling, Sheet
ing, J'lllowcaseing, &c
Dress Trimmings in Great Variety.
Boots ond Shoes
Hats and Caps,
Hardware,
Ccdarware,
Groceries,
CJuesnswarc
SALT and riSH, Cheese, Crackers, Kegars,
Tobacco, Snuff, &c, on ossorsment of other
Goods too tedious to menlioh.
Feeling grateful for past favor we beg leave to
-;-e our old friends and tbe public that no
e l, l on our part shall be wanting to merit a
coivnuanco of our patronage.
onuntry produce taken in exchange at the
highest market price.
P. W.CRAY.
Sunbury.Dcc. 13 1857. tf
BOOK BINDING.
ft UK rii-ic'riliem, bavin' b-'iiuht the U;tnit;rv lute of Efle-
A 'la-a L oi.d lAmmi ii. ill n, nf Miit"n, and mMr.il
I'' it s.tui' f up- ri'T n:ijlMiii.iit9, HtnJ tutvin avrtitt'tj the
su.ieritit. httt ir e ot Mr. II. K LM V.N1 wlw hat f-ti-:i
firs br'fu tmt'liti(i in ff the ht-ft Himlerirt i
l'tiil.Hi-!;ilii!t, nnd tMiii'-s ath the firtU r(ciiuifiiU.ili(nit
fvjr luifjiiU)- und CKrii'iflcii y, iuc now pir.-arcd tu
HIND OU RK.&1NO
Books, Pamphlets, Magazines, News
papers, Music, &c,
In every stylr fit iit-d. Wmk nmy either bonml vt hnlf
Iwund, in C'iilf, Itonii, Turkey Mrrocc t, hhccpt or otlier
I,e:tilier, or Mutlni f vnri'ui colon and ru-imcuUil
With MuiLle I'liptr of diilVrent Ct-'tren, fluute ami colin.
Old Uihtt-i nnd other liiioki or M;urs which it ia de
sired to ptpierve iremorinU in u Uinily, enn be liu.de
runri Bfcnre by the Uimler'Bskill.
C-" ll!dik 13; ks, Jid les, llvmn nr.A Prver n-Ti,
P.-c-kPt liooks. Alnuiup. Iiant.n.u , l.l-MTl.KKD WITH
liOLl) in b-ffil.le nnd dnr;ille ehamcterf , to otder.
Ml'SlC FOUTFOUOS, iVe.. ninde lo nit cuKtojneri.
A good lliadrry lun been tlftin-d in thin vicinity,
mid we Mui therrfote tn"Bt n-speclfulty olicil the pubha
piitrnnnc, trnMinp thm it will be tmiicic-r.t to itvny the
outb viind tirU. l"y Kftit, UkiIs. it t-k,ntul wrKnn'ii nil
rfquninsj ni niey, we aha II t xpert I'AV UN UKLlVliHV
of nil w-irk.a We nitt-nd t'i chnrge m-Mrternte, rvns nn
ble and uinf-iiui prices, on tli "l.ivo und Let Live" prin
cipl imd tmpe t i make t n poruianent bneincM.
lHife in tin' rciil-r l" Mnrk'-t Squire. U'vrih tide urennrl
'ry, no.i-.inihjr tlie "rtirotnrle" uud Tehgrui'U licca
third dxjf from tbe p.tt Office.
WOHDF.N A COUNEUL't?,rro-rfc
ITknrv Tl. Pow mno. At?eut.
I.uvviatfUip, May j, ISM ly
TISTBY
GEORGE Li ENN,
A NNOUNCES to the cilizens of Sunbury and
vicintv, thut be bus opened an office in Sun
bury, above H. J. Wolvcrton's oflice opposite C.
Weaver's Hotel, where be is prepared to attend
to oil kinds of work belonging to llie prufession,
in the latest and most improved style. All work
well done and warranted.
December 13. lHofi.
T2HU LAttUS.ST
ESTABLISHMENT
I N T 11 V. CITY OF HAL T 1 M O ft E .
MATIIIOT'K Guy Street Worernnnis Hins 13
and SO Norlh Gay street, ne ir Fayette, U iliimore :
wlieie is kept ill wnvs on lined, or nndr to order, eveiy
siileef French Tfc'rU.A.TJiTFji, in Flush, Hair, Cloth
cr rroeili'lie.
Fii ueli Full PtiilT and Medallion Tailor Arm Cliairr,
in I'l.isli. II iir, Cloth nr llr ratelle.
Frew-li full SiiifrCm vitl t'arlor Chairs In sets, with
riash, Hair, Cloth or llrncatellu.
iiOl'AS.
Half Freurh f pring Mahogany and Walnut Tailor
Chairs, iii Hair, Cloth and I'lut-h.
Hoeking Cliairi vaiious designs, In Hair, Cloth aud
Plush.
fiiifTPprinj Iunpes a larR nss-irtmenl ahvais en
hinid, or uu pattern made or covered with any goods to
(truer.
ciiAMBnn BtyiTs;
TntMhocany or Walnut, complete, from S ',5 up.
Ciiiie Chairs unit Hocking do. lite inreest assortment
ready made iu any una house iu the Culled Slates Irian
1:1 a d-'zeu up.
liar HiKiiii, OIBee and Dinine Chairs, in Oak, Walnut
or Mahog iny, wiih Cane, Wood or OtulTud Seats an
-assortment tu'.biiienig over .1(1 dozen.
v O.M1 seat ciiaiisauu Puttees and R.vkirg Chairs
over IUU d'izi'ii.
tiilt nin Hlaiu Frame Tvikinf Classes, of eveiy variety.
All kiudauf Heds, Hair and Husk .Mauris.,-
A. MATIIIOT.
Nos. 81 and " N'. Cny st , near ruyells st , Uulmnore.
August I, i&j7. ly
Farmers I.ooU to Your Intrrcsl.
LIME 1 LlJVEE II
IIIE sudseriher rcpectfully informs the far
mers and Ihe public generally, that he has
leased Ihe lime kilns of Ira T. Clement in Sun
bury, and that he has always on band, and is
ready lo supply a good quality of lime to ollwho
may want for building or tanning purposes.
Hellas also a kiln at Reefer's crossings miles
from 8unbury, or two from Siivdertuwn.
I V All kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange.
GEO. W. STROII.
Sunbury, Dec. 58, 1857.
HOVERS LIQUID HAIR LYE.
The testiinory of 1'iof JJooth and l)r. Uiiuckle hnvini
previously bceu published, the following is now udiled :
From l'rof. MeCl.OSKEV, forineily Ftofcssor of Tlieorv
and l'luclice of .Medicine lu the Female Medical Culime
f Pennsylvania, and lute I'mfesoor of buiaery iu its
Anieriuau CoUtgeiif .Medicine, Ac. ;
,r , I'li'tsniariiu, Nov.7th, isae.
Ma. Jo. i r it E. llovsa- . uui uf vur uunn
II A I It liYii will convince the most skeptical, that il is a
ss, ci.ta.isT, and srricAcuics prepuruium. lUiika
many utheis, it has lu several mstauces proved auivieealila
in the cule of a aue l utaneous eruptions ou the head and
I have no hesiiatnui in commending it to Ike, reuuirunr
S tell ail upphcalioii.
Very respeciiully, J. F.X. McCLOSKEY, M D.,
474 Uaos Si., above 13th.
IIOVElt'S WniTINO INKS, including HOVFIfS
W HITINH Fl.l ID, and IIDVKK'SI.Mjl'l.lUI.E IX k"
sol. nia.nuni then high character, which has alwai's di'a-'
tiuguished thi-ni, uml Ihe extensive demand hist created
lias continued uiiuitrriupted until the present, '
Orders addressed to the Manufactory, No. 410
RACE street, above Fourth, (old No. Hi.)
1'biladelphia. will receiveprompt attention, by
JOSEPH E. HOVER, Maiiufaclurer:
December o, 1857 April ti, '87, ok.
WE STILL 6UEVTVE THE CRISIS
JVOTWITHSTAND1NG Ihe astonishing quan
tity of Goods 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 inconvonience of buying
at other stores, where they would be chaigcd
killing prices. Profiting by past experience, I
have just brought on
Twice as Many Goods,
andt have now the largest and CHEAPEST
ASSORTMENT ever offered within hearing af
this place. I am hound to sell
CHEAPER THAN EVER, .
before. I need not ssy cheaper than my neigh,
bors ; for thot is no longer a disputed fact.
I am now ready to deal out goods twenty
hours out of twenty-four Sundays excepted
at lower prices than any person dare ssk lor.
Just call for any thing you want. I am deter
mined lo
SUPPLY ALL DEMANDS
that may he made, reasonable or nnreasoaable.
Call soon, as the rush is tremendous.
IRA T. CLEMENT.
Sunbury.Dcc SG, 1S57. ly
Citrate of Magnesia
on
TASTELESS 8ALT8.
TMHS preparation is recommended as an ex
eellcnt laxative end purgative. It operatrs
mildly, is entirely free from any unpleasant tasle
resembling lemonade in flavor, prepared and sold
y A. W. FISHER.
Sunbury, March 4 1R50.
PHILIP H. P-JP.DT.
wnoi.r.sAia inn retail
Grocery, Wine and Liquor Store,
5. E. cor. W'uhml and Water Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
DEALERS and families will be promptly
supplied at the lowest prices.
October 4. 18ofi. tf
IF.l UXDEflFL'L C01KCIDESCE.
AIINnlluns of the same Slludt
HOLLO WAY'S OINTMENT.
The anniversary of the introduction of IIolliwiv's
Ointment ouijlit to l a jubilee toievri. It hns saved
countliss multiiudes from di.fnrimMnc.it, paratvntion,
inutilaiion, i"(r .ny find denlh. hiiiniue from the surfai-- to
Wl.iell it is applied, lis healinK leilin hints its wav through
every c 'ii'n.g and lira mint ol the b atv, to die very s lit, a
nnd lias. s ol" nil eruetiee. utecroiis, tumornilS. mid ranee,
rous diseases, ll di-llncuishel the febrile minriplt- thut
feeds them, nnd Ihe nitwnril avmrtonis fade, heat, and
pss nw-ny willi a rapidity incredible to th 'le who Lavs
not wiiiit-sed it.
Fcnon-i.ot.-3 F.itrPTioxs and fLcr.r.!.
The p 'ismi of perofula has never been neutralized or
expelled by nny uf the remedies of the pharniacopmia
Th"s de nntidote to this virulent and destructive element
is ll 11 way's Ointment. Mnjrndie A; lirodie, the pri nt
Freu.-h aud Knglish eurceons, do no deny it dispute thia
great fact. T.'iere is uoform of scrofula that nucy not be
controlled ondcuied l.y this Imlsannc remedy.
CANCI.I13 AND TL'.MOUS.
The Wnn'e or ennstie mivrcrmvea cancer cr tumir,
but the seeds of the terrible eserescence reinnhi in the
Mnml. nml it is soon reproduced in n worse form than
liclore. Ilollowny's Ointment, on the countrary, pene
trates into the eircnl.ition. and pprv.ides every infected
vesicle, an t ki Is thediseiise by destroying the oonosivs
ptincipte tl..it gcucrateil and sustains it
INFI.AMMATIOX3 OF THE SKIN3.
Ail r.i.hes aadordinnry eruptinna. ns well asKr-.'.ipe'ns,
Acne, liii.Ru-orm, l.'nibuncles, Scald Ilend. Salt Rheum,
Leprosy. Prickly Unit, Ac , uie temoved by a few biisli
appluutieiis of the Ointment.
ACCIDENTAL INJURIES',
WOUNDS, Sprains, Ilruises, Scalds nnd Barns ore
Immed.ntcly relieved by its iippliciiiiou. The indatnni.i
tion quickly sulis'des, fever and lockjaw are prevented,
and under a persevering use of llie preparation, the pro.
cess ot hcuiiug is soon uccomnhsaed.
Doth the Ointment and Pills should le used
in the. following cases :
Trillions l.nmlgn Bore' lcs Swelled Clauds
Ih'ins Mercurial Sore llreasts Stiff Jninia
Chnpped Hands Kruiitioni S re Ilemla Ulcers
Chill'iains Piles Sore Thronta Venereal P.-irei
Fisiuiin IlheumntiBm Sores of all Wounds uf all
bout Salt llheuin kinds kinds
Skin Uncases Serums Scalds
I rr C AUTION ! None are c-niiiiie ontrn the words
' ll 'lloiviiy, New York und luilon,"aie discernible aa
as a water-mark iu every leaf of the Is mk of directions
nroiiud ciieh pot .,r b x the some may he plninly si-en by
holduiR Ihe leaf lo the lieht A hnudsoine reward will
be triven to any one rendering such information ns liiny
lead to the detection of any party or parties counterfeiting
the nc'ilieincs or vending the same, knowing Ihcm to be
spurious.
m Sold nt the Manufactories nf Prnfctsor IIomowat
SO .Ma.den Kane, New York, aud 914 Slraud. Loudon, hy
n'l respeeial.lc Drucftists amt Dealers iu Medicine through
out the United Males, and the civilized world, in boies,
ut 0 . eenls.C.'j cents, nnd l earn.
IV Thelitis a considerable saving by taking the larger
S!''S
N. It Pireetinpt for the guidance of patients in every
disorder nre affixed to each nos.
Oct ilier 17, s57 lyca
FURNITURE ! FURNITURE ! 1
THE LARGEST STOCK EVER OFFERED
IN SUNBURY.
Fashionable, tltoap nnd I'seful
rTHE subscriber, long established as a Cabinet
-- and Chair Manufacturer in Sunbury, thank
ful for past favors, solicits a continuance of the
public patronace. His stock of Cabinet-Ware,
Chairs, A-c., embraces
EVMIY VAItlKTV, ISKPIL AND OflXA
Kil: Vl'AL.
in housekeeping. It is unnecessary to enume
rate, as anything that may be required in his
line can be bad at moderate prices. Cheap for
Cash, or Country Producetaken in exchange.
Establishment "
South Fast Corner of Market Stjuare.
Those knowing themselves indebted to
the subscriber would oblige him by making pay
meut. SEBASTIAN HAUPT.
Sunburv, April 4, 1857. tf
- c;mV.,i t r'r.'r- 'A?T"'"ws.s.id.,
r,l: e !" ' inferior Ci m-v trt.
lUIisjHi ft Mj
Ill.K-,.n.. , w,
ts.li-cM.ua Trvl. .
" rtl-' Pn n mUi,,
"; ."' "' ' ' . tt'- moo-r in u ..fnd,.j
sis.-fr..,,.ri,;;r:..,.:"'";.,.",.r;.,i''': o.
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v. e ... i . "snl Krtnr.or i im.ul
i-ur. 1..,, i..k.i. r:4 .,.. hlf " " -
.. .'.i ' ' "res mmrkM sj,. u ssnkvM
ih.oiui i u .t:.. , "'"o-isu iu
tji. '''is.ii.1. ,.ii.. , .j foTi,
ol' .r e.
" " HO H-. UIM U..IM tlUl SSS
A LIUi:al DISCOUNT TO TH TSADt.
LUDLOW CAN CO.
l ilia St., .V.
Z
Sept. 15, 1F57
fT1 OLD PENS with and without cases, of
H very superior quality, just received.
Also fresh supply of Writing Fluid, for sale
by II. U. MASSER.
Sunbury, Dec J7. li58
JJORT MONAIES.Tooih and Hair Brushe
all qualities, end any qusuti y, for sale by
A.W. FlslIER.
March 14, 'hi.
Aetv Dnige, I'ulnla, &e.
NEW supply of Drugs, Paiiita. Oils,
Fluid, Ac, just received and for sal by
A. W. FISHER.
RunWury.May , 1857.
FOR SALE.
A Goed second, hand .Buggy. Apply alibis
A f r i tsfa .
wmsm
Ptlflijl
"i ii
ISAAC M. WILKEIISON,
MANTJFAOTt7nEH OP
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of the most Faahionfttle Style
gOlitft, VIVHIIN H I)li'(r,-
...?.ureans' Secretaries, Sideboards.
rS0F4, BREAKFAST AND DI.1.G TABLES
and also VENETIAN BUNDS, equal to Phil.'
delphia manufacture. ''
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern ami t,rle
CUPBOARDS WORK AND CANDL&.
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
In short, every article in this line of his bosiness.
rPHE subscriber respectfully calls the attentict
-- of the public to his large and splendid as
sortment of every qunlity and price of .
CAIlItET-WARK
which cannot fail to recommend itself toevery et si
who will examine it, on account of its durable
workmanship and splendid finish, made up of the
best stock lobe had in the city. No effort is
spared in the manufacture of his ware, and the
snbscrilicr is determined to keep up with the
many improvements which are constantly being
made.
He also manufacture all kinds and qnalitice
CIIAIIIS,
ncluding T-anctics never before to be had In
Sunbury, such as Mahooast, Buck Walsvt
sxin Ci-tiLr.it Maple Gnrri; 4n W. .,.,.
CHAIRS, A!vn tasct Piaio Stools, which are
of the latest styles, and warranted to be excelled
by none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere.
The subscriber is determined that there shall
be no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, ss every confidence can be entertnine j
about, the quality and finish of his ware and
Cinirs.
These erlidea will be disposed of on as good
term as they enn be purchased elsewhere. Cour
try produce taken in payment for work.
UNDERTAKING. Having provided
a handsome HsAnsr., he is now prepared for
Undertaking, ond attending funerals, in this vi
cinity, or at any convenient distance from thia
place
ThcliVors Rocm is in Fown Street, te
low Weaver's Hotel.
He has elso purchased the right of manufac
turing and selling in Norlhnmberlnnd conntv,
Gould's patent Exctdsoir Spring lied, which he
will furnt-h at reasonable rates. Spriiigs put in
old bedstead for three dollars.
I.AO M. WILKER30N.
Sunbury, April 18, 1P57 tf.
THE subscriber respectfully in'orms the citi.
Tens nf Sunbury ond Ihe public gencrnltv,
that be has commenced the manufacture of all
kinds ef
EARTHENWARE,
st his manufactory in Whart'ohciry f?trect. one
square cast of the River. Ill has em;ai;p.l llie
services ot Mr. Hi nr. and you can ibej-efoso
depend on havinr- a good atticle. The pub.ic
are respectfully invited to call.
All orders from a distance will bo promptly
attended to.
T. M. SIIINDEL.
Sunbury, Feb. i, IR.'.O. tf
X. ti. ..IWRUXCI'.'t
NEW
Paper, Printers' Card avA Envelope
VAKKHOU3E,
iVo. 403 Commerce Street, VliiluMphin.
Cash buyers will Cnd it for tlierv intcrcat to
call.
January 10, 1S5S. Cmos.
Straw-Culler.
PIVTE subscriber has been appointed Agent for
8. Messrs Guides A Marsh of Levil.1Mt;, fr
tho sole oniieir Straw, Hay A- Corn-Fodder Cut
ter. This Cutter is the best in uc. Farmers
andolhersaro respectfully requested to call ar.d
examine for themselves.
P. B. MASSER.
bunnury December SC, 1S57. tf
FURNITURE TOLISH.
S. RAITS Premium Patent Frnmpl r.,,rnl, ....
Polish This polish is biddy valuable for reUy
ring the polish on all kinds of Furniture. itnii.
Csniajre Bodies, Hoir Chilli, &c. Also, , , re
moving spots, hiding scratches, Ac., Ac. War
ranted to dry immediately nnd retain its gloss.
Price 50 cts. per botlic. Soldbv
, A. V.. FI-SHER.
Marco !4, IS57.
soixix ii. outvie:,
ATTORNEY LAW
OJjlct vn South Second, near Market Street
LE WISBURG, PA.
Practices in the Counties of Union, Norlhum
brrland and Montour.
All PltortSSIONAL Ursir mtriisf.,1
h't rare whl receive prompt and fo'lhful alien
tion. October 3, 1857. ly
"WHITE HORSE HOTEL.
POTTS VI LLE, PA.
T1HE subscriber respectfully announces to his
eld friends and the public, that he has taken
that old and well known establishment, the
White ;iIcrso Hotel.
At the corner of Centre and Mohantego st.., in
the Borough of Pottsvillc. The house has re
cently been very much enlarged and otherwise
improved, rendering it quite as comfortable as
any other Hotel in Schuylkill couniv while
the stables are large, in goed condition', and at
lend l.y careful, attentive, prudent hostlers.
To travellers and others who may stop at his
house, he promises every attention calculated to
render them comfortable and satisfied.
JOS. M. FEGL'R.
April 5, 185f.- If
STAITFUR &. ll.iKMiY.
CHEAP WATCHES AND JEWELRY
-lyilul.ESALE AND RETAIL, nt .he .'.,.,t.,:r,-,.
,,l & alchi's and Jcwch y More" Wo. II'' ((il, .,. isj
Ninth Second Mreel, C uner uf Ijinirv, Phii.,.lcl..i..a
Gold I ever Waiehe., full J Jea lb n,tl f. rtl
tiold l.epuie, IS caret, ' o. ,o
Jilver Uver, full jewelled, ... ,,i
Mlver U pnie. jewels, i m
fupercor l,uailiers, i
0.1dS;e,aeles, ' Z J
Fine Silver do., , ,n
Gokl Itracelets, I
Lydy's Gold Pencils, j o
Silver Ten Si.M s, set, j (a
Gold Pens, nh Penri! and Silver hiliW, 1 i o
Gold Fuiijer Kings :TJ cis lo SMI; Watch (,:isses. pla.n
. . ''' ,r"'1'''"1 lt-.'' , u 1 'l 5 ! ""'el aniCcs In prupoit on
All g. Kids wunauted to be v. hat tln-e nte ."Id lor
, ,. t Sl'AI I'I'Elf A HAItlTY.
lul soma Oold ami Silver Ltvera aaU Leiunce
I'ltl lower th in Ihe aliove prices
Philadelphia, October lu, l47 I) tAV
ilENRY DONNEL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ujfice opposite the Court House,
Sunbury, Northumberland County Pa.
1 rotnpt attention lo business in adjoinii g
.oui.lies.
DANVILLE IIOTEL.
JOHN IDEE1NT, JR.,
Market Stret t, Duni ille, Pa,
is one of the largest and most comma.
I. dious hotels in Ihe interior of l'cnns h ania
it has been recently fitted up, in excellent style,
with all Ihe modern conveniences.
Dsuvilled, Sept. 52, IH55.
T1LANK Parchment Paper Deeds and blank
Mortgages, Bonds, Executions, Summons
Ac, fur sale b 11. B. MASsEn.
Sunbury Apri Sfi, I Kofi
STOVES-
fTxOR A LE an excellent second-hand Cm k'
- ing Slove, also several
Sloven. Eiiquir at ibis nllica.
Cylinder Coal
VJILVEK WATCHES A few double case
Er.glih Silie Watcbea, for sale at verv low
price, by H.B MASSl'K.
Bunbury. Aril It, ISO.
"St,;..