Pftsccllaneottji,
WOReUSOOF TUB ATLANTIC CABLE.
Th London Morning Tost givei lb Cut
Vowing interesting account or tbo working of
me telegraph :
Tbe slowness of the signals through lb
Allantio telegraph cable does not depend on
tbe retardation of electricity in passing
through the length of tbe wire. If the wire
were suspended in the air there would be no
uiLucnlty in transmitting as rapidly as tbe in
struments could be worked j but when tbe
wire is covered with gutta perch, and im
mersed tn water, it retains I lie electricity, and
the charge once communicated to the wire
requires time lor its disc home.
The first signal made is transmitted almost
instantaneously through the conduction wire
to the instrument at tbo other end ; but tbe
wire does not readily part with the charge,
and the electricity it retains prevents tbe ef
fect of a second sigDal from being perceived
on the distant instrument, 'l'liia peculiar ef
fect begins to be perceived in an immersed
wire at a distance oi nity muos, ana increase
in force as the distance increased so that, at
200 miles, communication by Morse's tele
graph would bo impracticable, unless means
were adopted to counteract tne aeiainiiig in
fluence of tbe external conductor. When
tbe Hugue was laid down, the difficulty of
ttansmission through a submerged wire be
came for the first time observed, and tbe
Morse instrument then employed would Dot
act in consequence. Hut the difficulty was
shortly overcome by discharging the wire af
ter each signal, which was done by sending
on electrical currant in the reverse direction.
With the needle telegraph the eflect had been
scarcely perceived, for in the ordinary work
ing of that instrument the electrical currents
are continually reversed j but with the re
cording instrument, in which the electricity
operates always in the same direction, a spe
cial arrangement for reversing the current
becomes essentially necessary. How fur that
arraugemeut cniy will suffice to clear the wire
bus uot yet been determined, but it seems
evident that it is sufficient for the Atlautic
cable.
If the difficulty that has arisen were owiug
to the retardation of the electric current,
there would be little hope of it being over
come for the nutural velocity of electricity
could not be incroused ; but when it is known
thul the slowness with which oue signal fol
lows another is attributable to a peculiar cou.
liitioii of tho wire which bus been effectually
neutralized, by special arrangements, for a
ilistuuce of two or three hundred mites, it
may be reasonably expected that other con
trivances may be adopted that will overcome
tho difficulty, even across the Atluutic.
TELEGRAPHIC INSTUUMESTS.
As the Electricians are supposed to be
experimenting at Triuity liay end Yulutitia
with the various recording instrument iu
II.-, it is or Merest to know what uro tbe
chief difference's betwoeu them.
The Slorsa i.irtruineut, in common use
from the first in this country, transmits mes
micres by the alternate breaking aud re-con-noctiug
of the electric current. The currant
allowed to flow a moment produces a dot, if
u little longer a line. Tbe operator taps 00
u single key, and the 'message uro recorded
by an alphabet composed or combination of
liues and dots, thus:
. In the
hand of an expert the speed of this instru
ment is about twenty words a minute.
Tne Cook and Wbeatstoua instrument is
iho oue that until lately has been geuerally
1 ed in Knglund. A needle on a dial plato
evolves, pointing out the letters, which are
iwribed around the circumference like tbe
mur on the lace of a clock. This is a much
uoie intelligible process to outsiders ; but it
i blow, accomplishing at the late6t only
bout fourteeu words a minute.
The House instrument prints the message
l Roman capitals on a long strip of paper by
ie revolution of a type wheel, the upjrator
'.yiug upou a key-board like that of a piano
.lh a key for each letter. The priuting is
jtie by clock-work, the nse of the electric
irreut being to preserve equal lime, so
1 at the letters of one machine may corres
nd to those or tho other. This instrument
ints twenty-five to thirty words a iniaute.
The Hughes instrument is a combination
the Morse aud House inventions, lu tbo
orao instrument two or three pulsations of
e i lectric current are renuired to indicate
0 letter, lu the House instrument it re-ii-os
from ono to twenty-sight pulsations,
the Hughes instrument it requires but a
ylu pulsation fur each letter. The mechan.
i by which thi3 is accomplished is simple,
)gU the principle on which it is based is
npies. The typo wheels ut tbe reepective
lions revolve" to print the message, aud
:ir revolutions ore governed by vibrating
tugs. Theso springs cause them to ro
ve 111 exactly the same time. There is nu
us'.ic principle involved, viz: that two
iti"g. which cive the same musical tone
la vihratinc. vibrate the same number of
es per second. The spring are therefore
sen and regulated by sound. This iustru
lt it is evident economizes both time aud
trie power. Its exceeding sensitiveness
l.e leust perceptible pulsation of the tlec-
urrents adaots it especially for long
s and gubmarioe cables. It is capable of
ii.i' forty words a minute, with about
Uuih the battery power of other iustru
u and send messages both way at
, At least so its inventor claims, and it
. lie tested on the Atlantic cable. Albany
;itvj Journal.
r MuiNKBT Kikd or Rascality. Tbo
Democrat fives a new item regard
h sale of Fort Butlllne. It will be
that the sale was a clandestine
suction, and stands revealed to tbe coun
s a monster job. Tho Democrat says
thout advertisement or notice 01 any
fv.'.M DUO worth of proporty was alien.
rom the government, and the equivalent
m,l tar it was 890.000! The sale was
,o!y clandestine, but the price was nom
i'lm nnrties to the contract were Na
1 Democrat exclusively, and arter the
vation including the Fort was sold, some
.a were detained there, and S10.000 a
1. i..,lt-lt rant, was charged to the
u'meot by the new proprietor. Tbe
11O purchase money, or the greater part
una tuns oeeu uievu,j,..
..a U'mnwa isr Indiana. A corres-
nt of tbe Dayton J ournal, who has been
iir nnt In the Wabash regions of Hoo-
in, discovered one peculiarity in every
'je tarried in :
A.;nr. r nmn reminds nio of the fact
ndiaua (aud particularly the Wabash)
ally swarming with grass u-uIowb.
i.rttfAl nr tavern has or have bad one
e of tboie bewitching vixens domiciled
r... i.n Hans, which makes them
, and residents, of the Stat of Indiana
th a little hard swearing, native vou.
expiration of ten day a uit i com-
I against some vile huiband, and a a
r course, a divorce 1 granted, if Tor
r cause that incompatibility of temper,
re congregated from all tbe State in
on (except Illinois, who I a comp.U
this profitable lawyer trade) all the
olated grass widow. A case I heard
,r0 where tha widow of millionaire
ne'from Brazil, remained her ten
t Lor divorce, with 100,000 of alimony
,ld bav had more, but old Orowu
mora ia the Voit.d Sute that wm
itabl.
rind of Pin appla placed 00 Uive.
"t place.' frequented by ant and cock
will drive them aw, and keep thi
ia the bouse, too.
Hew Adrertlsements
COAL! COAL! COAL!
From the Coal mountain Colliery.
'MIE subscribers, now operating this Colliery,
are prepared to furnish or deliver, at (heir
wharf, at Northumberland, all sixes cf Coal, from
their mines. Thia is a very superior quality of
Whi'e Ash Coal, which they are prepared lolur-
niah promptly to order.
They are aUo prepared to furnish Red Ash
Coal from the Lambert Colliery.
FAHRIONj- CLEMENT.
8unbttry, August 18, 1858. tf.
SUNBURY STEAM FLOURING MILL.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between the sub
scribers in tbe Milling business, was dissolved
bv mutual consent on Monday, the 16th inst.
The books of the firm are in the bands of
Samuel Snyder, for collection.
GKO. UAKIUSON,
OHAS. RlUNEiIAftT,
SAMUKL SNYDER.
TnB nndersigned would fespectfalfy an
nonnce to tbe publio that he has taken the
Mill and will continue the business or tnsno.
fucturing flour, &c. He solicits tbe patron
age of the public.
SAMUEL SNYDER.
Sunbnry, Aug. 28, 1858. tf
Notice to Bridge Builders.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned, on Monday, the 13th day of
September next, between the hours or 10
A. M. and 3 P. M. of said day, nt the Com
missioners' office, in the borough of Sunbury,
Northumberland county, for tbe building of
a Bridge across Iiig Mahanoy Creek, in
Jnckson township, on the road leading from
the Tulpehocken road to the river, adjoining
the land of the lato William Zartmau, dee'd.,
in said township.
This Bridge is not to be less than 100 feet
in the snan. or tietween tne onuimeota.
Specifications will be exhibited on the day of
lotting.
UIIAKLM Jtui 1 r,iaiuia,
FREDERICK HAAS,
SAMUEL HNT,
Commissioners.
Commissioners' Office, )
Sunbury, August 23, 1 8 ."j S j
Supreme Court Northern District.
jVOTJCK is hereby given that the Supreme
Court for tbe Northern District of l'enn-
Holvauia will commence its annual session on 1
the first TUESDAY, instead of the first
.Monday, in October next.
CH AULKS iXEASAJI I S, 1
T'rothonotary.
Prothonotury's Office,
Sunbury, August 28, 18;i8. J
LIST Or CAUSES
For argument in tho Supreme Court, Nor
thern District, at October term, A. D. 1858 :
1 Derryhill vs Bubb, Lycoming county.
2 lvinley vs Crane, et ul, do do
3 Sunbury & Kriu Railiond Company vs
-Mcixe!, ortuumberIann county.
4 Haumgardner vs Kase, North'd rnunty.
5 Mengus, Tieasurer, Ac, vs Walter,
Northumberland couuty.
G Kiug vs Bowles, .Sullivan county.
7 Mengas vs IJcntler, Norton county.
8 Fillman, et al, vs Divers, do
9 Vun Uaskin vs Clement. do
10 Walls, et ul, vs Sprout, Burrows t Co.,
Northumberland county.
11 lergnr vs blmller, North d county.
12 Comelison vs Uross and Kunkel, Mon
tour county.
Id Marsh vs Ueddes, ct al, Loion county.
H Hot rich vs Com'th, Snyder county.
15 Auchmnty vs Auchmuty. North'd co.
1G S. & K. R. 11. Co. vs Bitteubender,
Northumberland county.
li Same vs Fiskn, North d county.
18 liurni, et al, vs Cooper, do
19 Kaaffman and Rebcr vs Williams, Uni
on county.
2D Jlobison vs Aged, Columbia county.
21 Mehafiy vs W. & E. li. tt. Co., Lvcom-
ing county. ,
22 Dundon and Uoihl Vs uearhiut, Nor-
thuniberland county.
2.5 risher vs Forrester, North a county.
21 North, Chase end North vs Sbriuer.
Union rnurity.
2. W atson vs Mousel, Nnrthd county.
2G Vanvalzah v Wvkoff and McClecrv.
Union, county.
2i tyun vs Bellas, bnion couuty..
CHARLES PLEASANTS,
. . l'rothonotary.
Prothonotarj's Office. )
Sunbury, August 28, 1858. J
NOTICE
Is hereby given that letters testamentary cn
the estate of Matthias Reed, lute of Upper
Augusta township, Northumberland countv.
deceased, having been granted to the sab
scricers, all persons indebted are requested
to make immediate payment, aud those hav
ing legul claims, to pieteut them for settle
ment.
WILLIAM REED, 1
FARNSWORTH REED, J h
Aag. 21st, 1858. Ct
xecntors.
57HEREA8my wife Margaret has left my
' bed and board without any junt cause or
provocation, this is to give notice that I will not
pay any debts ul her contracling.
UU.MAM fAtL.
Point tp., August 21, 1858. 3t
r 1
A VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber will offer at public sale, on
Tuesday the 9th day NOVEMBEK next,
on the ptemiios, the farm now in bis possession,
adjoining the borough of sunbury, being tbe east
em portion of the well known Augusta farm,
late the property of Samuel Hunter, dee'd,, lying
between the Cattawissa road aud the gut. This
valuable property contains about 74 acres all
cleared, aiicTis in a high state of cultivation. The
improvements are new Frame two-story dwelling
H O Co E, well supplied with water and a good
substantial bank barn. 40 by 60, a wagon house,
moke bouse, corn crib and all other neceiwary
outbuildings. J here is also on the premises
young Orchard of excellent grafted fruit The
fences are all new and in good condition. This
property would make a most desirable country
residence on account of its fertility, scenery,
healthy location and convenience to town. The
terms will be six per cent down, end th remain
der in three equal annual paymenla from the 1st
01 April, maw.
For further particulars apply to ibe subacriber,
JOHN BUYEK3.
Sunbury, August SI, 18!"8. ts
60LQMQN B. BOYEK, -ATTORNEY
AT LAW.
Office in Market street, opposite Weaver's Hotel,
SUNBURY, PA.
Collections attended to in Northumberland and
adjoining Counties. Ia acquainted with the
german language.
Ririasxcx 1
H. J. Wolverton, Esq., Sunbury, Pa.,'
Geo. F. Miller, Esq., Lewisburg, Pa.
J. II. Ziegeufus, Philadelphia, Pa.
Benjamin Karaerer, "
Bunbury, tug. 14, 1868 ty. ,
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H. B. MA8SEK,
Agent for Northumberland County.
August 31, ISoR.
REGISTER, AND RECORDER, Sic.
To tub Voters or North umukrlakd
Colxtv : 'The subscriber intends beinp; a
candidate for tbo cilice of REGISTER &
RECORDER AND CLERK OF THE
ORPHANS' COURT, at tbe October elec
tion, and respectfully solicits tho support of
the voters of tbe county, pledgiog himself, if
slecttd, to attend to the duties of the office
to the best of bis ability
S. D.JORDAN.
Milton, August 23, 1S58. to
To the Independent Voters of Northum
berland County:
Havinrr been requested by a number of
friends, 1 hereby offer myself a candidate to
your consideration, subject to nomination on
tun peoples ticket, Tor member ol the next
LEGISLATURE, if nominated, nnd suc
cessful, 1 shall feel under solemu obligations
discbarce the duty of tbo office to my
tmnst ability looking only to tbe interests
or '.he couuty and the State, impartially and
pledge myself not to purer the public treasury
lor my own pecauiory bonefit.
JOHN II, JAM ISo.
MU Cnrmel, Aug. 2Ut, 1858. t
To the Electors of Northumberland
County.
FiLtow Citizxks : We are authorized to
announce THOMAS D. GRANT, of '.be Uor-
ugh of Punl'ury, aa an Indepchdcnt candidate
for the office of
REGISTER, RECORDER &c.
at the ensuing election.
Mr. Grant is too well known to the rrnrn of
Northumberland county to need any commenda
tion at our hinds. No one questions his qualifi
cations fur the post his character for moralitv,
industry anil sobriety is irreproachable and lua
popularity bs a man and etlieiency as an ofliccr
undoubted, For the last six yeara he hss been
e principal clerk in. this oifice, and his un
tiring industry and ability, his amiable manners
nd obliging disposition have elicited tbe confi
dence and esteem of all doing business there.
He confidently submit bis name, and earnestly
sk our fellow citizens to KALI.Y TO HIS
SUPPORT. Respectfully,
, . MANY V0TEK3.
Siubury, June 24, lSriS.
To the Voters of Northumberland County.
n A VINO been solicited by my friends, I
herebv offer mvselt as (he neunlc'a ramli.
j .... ,
at for . .
ASSEMBLY.
Should I la elected by the suflragce of my fellow
citizens I pledge myself to perform my duties
with the utmost of my ability and to the best
interests of my constituents and the public at
large. .. A. li. BLAIR.
Milton, July 10, 18f. to
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
?OR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
T
yT. subscriber offars himself to the electors
of Northumberland County, as an Depen
dent Candidate for the office of .
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
And promises, if elected to fulfill the duties of
said ollice faithfully and impartially.
.1 JUHEPIl VAMtlKK.
Puiut township, July 21, 1658.
KcgUter aud Ilecorder, See.
DU. J. B. MASSER, of Suabury, respectfully
offers himself to the electors of Northum
berland countv aa a candidate for REGISTER
AND RECORDER AND CLERK OF .THE
ORPHANS' COURT, at th ensuing election
Sunbury, July 10, 1858. ts
FARMEltS ATTENTION! ! !
The best article in the world for raising
WHEAT
13 LEINAU'8 8CPER PHOSPHATE OF
LIME, at $40 per ton, or $2 cts, a lb., by the
barrel.
Analyzed and recommended for the Wheat
and Grain Crops, by . . ,
Professor C1I AS.T. JACKSUN, Chemist of the
United Stales Patent OhVe, Washington, D. C
It will repay the outlay CO to 1U0 percent.
and will not burn the seed by coming in contact
ts Guano does.
Tav It Paav It.
O. A.LEINAU, Proprietor,
No. l South FRONT Street,
... Philadelphia city, Pa
Or af my Agents, throughout th Country
Analyaie can be seen al my (Juice. Cash
Mailed with th order, will recoiv prompt alien'
tien. ...
A liberal discount to Storekeepers who buy to
sell agsin,
Fampuleta, can be bad at my Office.
August 7, fS8.-8m O.A. L.
JUST RECEIVED by th subscriber,, at hi
FLOUR STORE. Market Square, Sunbury,
a fiesh supply of Water, Hotter, Sugar, Uinger
ana ooda Urackers, for sale by the pound or
barrel, at wholesale If arrisburg and Philadelphia
prices. Those wishing to purchssc will pleas
give mm a call oeior or oe ring siaewner..
CO. HAVEN.'
Ha also continues to receive, weekly, supplies
of flour, giving hi euslamex a fissh article and
at verv reasooabl rau. 1
Sunbury, July 81, l86tUt ,
SHERIFF SALES. .
BY virtue of certain writs of Venditioni Ex
ponas and Levari Faciaa isaued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Northumberland
enutil In nta ilirnrtml. will bfl (XDOSed lO Public
Sale al the Broadwav House In the borough of
Milton, on MONDAY, the SOlh day of Bbf
TEMUEH, next, at 11 o'clock A. M. th fol
lowing described property, to wit .'
All that certain tract ot piece of Land, aittiafe
in Turbut township, Northumberland oounty,
beginning at the Basin of the Pennaylvania Ca
nal ; thenee along said Canal north 7J degrees,
east twenty-eight nd ven tenth perches to the
south line of the boroogh of Milton I thehce on
the tin Of the said borough West 14 perches to
landa now or late of Marr and Davie; and centre
of street leading to the lock-house I thente in the
centre line of said street, south 7j degrees, west
twenty-seven and seven-tenth perches, thence
east nine and six-tenth perches to the place of
beginning, containing two acre and 16 perches,
be the same snore or less, whereon is erected one
and a half atory frame ahop. Seized taken in
execution and to be sold as the property of M.
8lrine Si Sons.
Also, at the same time and place, all that cer
tain three atory brick Tavern Stand House or
building, and the three atory frame building
thereunto attached, known as the Broadway
House, situate on Broadway airect in the borough
of Milton, in the county aforesaid, containing irt
front on said streol feet and in depth -
feet, and tbe lot or piece of ground and curtilcge
appurtenant to said buildings, Ac. Seized taken
in execution and to be as tho property of Milton
Ahlam, owner or reputed owner, and Joseph L.
Aoien, coocactor.
rfLSOi
At the Court House in the borough of Sun
bury, 011 Tuesdiy the Slat day of September,
next, the following described property to wit 1
A certain lot of ground, situate in the town of
Shamokin, in Coal township) Northumberland
crntnty, being lot No. 4, in block No. 89 as
narked in the general plan of said town fronting
on Market Street, and bounded on the north by
lot No. 3, irt aame block, on the weat by an alley,
and on the Suilth by lot No. 5, containing 33 feel
in front and , feel in depth Also, a Lot
No. 8, m block 78 in said town, fronting on
third street, and bounded on the north by lot No.
4, in same block, on the east by an alley, and
south by lot No. 6 in same' Slock, containing 25
feet in front on third street and feet in depth.
Seized takon in execution and to be sold as the
property of Jonathan Farnsworth.
. Also, a certain tract or piece of lafid, situate
in Cameron township, Northumberland county,
adjoining lands of Daniel Derk on the west. Com
pany land on the north, and Michael Derk on
the cast and south, containing 35 acres more or
leas, about 80 acres of which are cleared, where
on are erected a two story log bjuse and a lug
barn outbuildings, a large orchard, an excellent
pring of water, Ac. Seized taken 111 execution
nd to be aold as the property of I lorathy nine.
Also, at the same time and place, a certain
tract of land, situate ill Cameron township, Nor
thumberland county, bounded by lands of Peter
Wcikel on the north, John Long on the east,
Samuel Long on the south, and lsaai Holla on
the west.contaiuini 63 acres more or less, about
55 acres of which are cleared, whereon is erected
a two story lug house, a frame bank barn, a spring
1 waier, a migo ukuuiu, olc. ncitvu ihkku hi
xccutimi and to kc sold as the property of Chaa.
Henningcr.
Also, at the same time and place, all that
certain tract or piece of land situate now in
Zerbe township, (joruieny in .uanuuoy town-
hip,) Isorthnmberlanil couuty, l'ennsylva
lie, bounded and described a follows, to
wit : Deginning at a white oak corner,
thonco by Alexander Hunter's land North
69 degrees Kast 121 perches to a stone cor
ner ; thence by lute Jacob Cressinger' land
South 11 degree East 156 perches to a stone
corner; tbeoce by Thomas Grant's land
South 69 degrees West 35 perches to a ches-
nut, and thence by the same ZNorlh Kb de
grees West 88 porches to a stone corner ;
thence North 11 degree West 116 perches
to the place of begiouing, containing 100
acres and allowance of six per cent.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be told
as the property of William L. lielfenstein,
with notice to Kdwara uuiicosteiu, terreten
ant. ALSO:
At the public house of Peter Hanselman, in
the borough of Northumberland, on Tueaday tbe
Slat day of September, next, the following de
scribed property, to wit : Two certain comigu
us lots of ground, situate in the borough ol
Northumberland, in Northumberland coun y, and
marked 111 the general plan of raid town No
135 and 136, bounded on the north by Duke at..
on the south by west way, on the east by Lot
No. 134, on the west by lh street, containing
each 60 feet in front and M0 feel in depth. Also,
upon two other certsin Lota of uround, situate
in said borough of Northumberland and marked
11 the general plan of said town Nos. 121, 122,
bounded north by Duke street, south by west way
east by 4lb street, and weat by lot No. 133, con
taining each 60 feet in front and S30 feet in
depth. AUo. upon four contigioua Lota of ground
ailuate in said borough of Northumberland, and
marked in the general plan of said town Nos.
113, 114, 115, 116 (forming a square), bounded
north by Duke street, east by 3d street, south by
west-way, and weat by a 20 feet alley, contain
ing each 6 ) feet in front and SH0 feet in depth.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of Josephine ('. B. Nourse.
JAM .3 V AiUJ JVC, CUOnil.
. Sheriffs Olrice, Sunbury, 1
Auguat 21, 1858. t
Northumberland County Agricultural
, Society.
Tbe next Agricultural Fair, will be held in
Milton on tbe farm of lsaab U. Davis, on tbe
Gib, 7th and 8tb of October. The Executive
Committee ha appointed tbe following Jud
ges, aod agreed npon th annexed list of pre
niiums. Jt will be observed lual the preml
urns are much more liberal than . were ever
paid by .onr society, .which we hope will be a
tuIUcienl inuucameut to get up competition
amoug our farmers, roccuaus, aod inanmac
ture : .... . . , . . ;.
O0SM1TTES Of ARBaNGMENTS.
F. Wilbelm, Chairman, J. II. Kckbert.
Maj. John Roosh. J. 11. M 'Cormick, Charles
Stout, Cbarle Kramm, II. A. Moodie, Cy
rut Drown, and P. W. llilgert.
LIST Or PREMIUM TNUJCUGM.
HORSE'S.
Best stallion of er 4 yean, $3 00
2nd best do do 6 00
llest mare and colt, 8 00
2nd best do . . 5 00
best pair match bones, 8 0(1
Dust pair Draft bones, 8 00
single norae, w
A loaded wagon will be prepared to test
tba draft of noises competitor will furnish
th gear. No horse will b allowed a pre
uiuin unless he is sound.
Judges. Dartram Ualbraith, Chairman.
Gilbert Voris, John Dunkle, W. K. Marsh,
John (Julick, Jeremiah Zimmerman and Ad
drew Armstrong.
BPEED OF DORSES.
Best trotting bone or mare, 3 00
2nd best " .... .", 5 00
Best pair trbttirg horses, .8 00
Best female equestrian, 10 00
2nd best " . . 6 00
Tba trotting match will take place en Fri
cfay. at ten o'clock A. M and tba Female
Equestriaosbip at 2 o'clock P. M., of sam
day.
, JuJge. Dr. Jdei P. M'Cleery,, Chair.
man, 11. A. Moodie. Dr. W.' B. Scuyler, Phi
lip Frederick, W. L. Scott, John VVeitacl
lleory uonnel. .
Cattle.
Beit bull over 2 year, 1,t 00
2nd best " 6 00
Best tnich eow, ' (00
2nd bast 4 00
Beit boiCar, i fie
i fatste.r, ... 4 00
Jodcres .Tampa Camarnn. Chairman John
Ilaair. Ir. Robert M'K'as Ramnol DnJiimnnd.
3. P. Armstrong. Samuel John. Robert A.
Uiflia.
8WINE.
Best boar, (4 00
2nd best, 2 00
Best sow, 4 00
2nd best, 2 00
Best pair ahcaia. A nn
2nd best, 8 00
"Jariireg. Peter Fnalnma'n. fXnl.trnn V.
W. Illlirort. Jaenh. Miliar !'!, Ven.iln
John Wilson, Dr. JoSn W. Pealo, John M.
HUll.
S II EK P.
Best Ram, 3 00
' !.,. 2 00
" Darno,- 2 00
Judges D. C. Wltinn lanan
Campbell. Sanmel J nlinfamn fliarlaei (lnliolr
Jamrt Forrester, John Voris, Samuel Lerch.
ACililCULTURAL PRODUCTS".
Best bus. White wheat, 88 00
" Ked " 2 00
" " Com in ears, 1 00
" M Oats. 00
" " ?J. 1 00
" " Darley, 1 00
' " Potatoes, . ... ... 1 00
Joilffes. Jo. M Nnabit. Chnimnn
Clapp, Tbo. Pordoe. Daniel Fol Inter, Klida
John, Joseph Vankirk, John Sterner.
POULTRY.
Best pair torkeys, $1 00
geese. 1 00
" " ebiikens, 1 00
Judges. John (J CaMow. Ch.U, mrnt Sam.
nel Blair, James Taggart, J. It. Heller, John
Ott, Joha Breshler, John M'MahatJ.
VEOETABLES.
Best 10 beets, gi 00
" bu. carrots, 1 00
" " turnips, 1 00
" 4 " onious, 1 00
" " tomatoes, 1 00
" I doz. cabbago, 1 00
" 3 watermelon I 00
pumpkins, 1 00
" 12 tocks celery, 1 00
" collection garden vegetable. 3 00
Judges. A S Chanin. Chairman. James
Cathcurt, James Oaks. R C Ruckuian, Levi
Glaze, W A Covert, Christ. Brown.
FRUIT.
Best bns. apples, $2 00
" i " quinces, 1 00
" i " pears, 1 00
" i " Grapes, 1 00
" I " peaches, 1 00
JudgC8.--J II Brown Chairman. John
Youngtnan, II B Masser, James Slater, Wm
bavulge, W W Denckson, John S. Beard.
FARMING IN PLFMKNTS.
Best threshing inachino, $4 00
" seed drill, 3 00
" reaper, 3 00
" wind mill 9 00
" corn sheller, 1 00
" plow, 2 00
" cultivator, 2 00
' roler, 2 00
" corn plow, 1 (10
' straw cutter, 1 00
" horse rake, 1 00
Juilaes. J L Watson. Chairman. Jonas
Wolf, Jonathan Kissel, Jos. Nicely, Philip
Folhncr, 1) 1 Caul, Benj Troxel.
DO M KSTIC MAN UFA UTURE3.
Best 15 yards woole carpet,
$2 00
1 00
1 00
2 Oo
2 00
2 00
3 00
6 00
2 00
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
is rog "
" quilt,
" pair blankets,
" 10 yards cloth.
" 10 yards flannel,
" sett harness,
" buepy,
" table,
" Bedstead.
" one-half doz. chairs,
" suit clothes,
" pair boots,
Articles ofdometic mannfactnre most be
nianufuCtared by the exhibitor, and if requir
ed must prodnco evidence that the article
are so manufactured.
Judges. J B Ueed Chairman, A T Bisel.
R II McCormick, Wm. Oraut, J 1 llogue,
W T Forsyth, Ueo. C Wolker.
DAIRY, WINK, Ac.
Best 9 lbs butter,
$2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
i
2
' 6 lbs honey,
" loaf bread,
" cured bam,
" G lbs soap,
" preserves,
" pound cake,
" sponge cake,
" ginger bread,
" specimen pickles,
" half gallou domestic wine,
Judees Dr Wra M McCleery. Chairman.
Wm lleioen, iJamuel Shannon, 1'eter Voris.
Col J ainos Cameron, D L lroluud, C Riddoll
C I Gearbart, James Tsggart, Wm Hood,
li 11 truck, l; Crawford, John 11 JiuQ.
TLOWINU M ASCII.
Best pla wine
&6 00
4 00
3 00
Second best do
'J'hird do dd .
Best team encaged in idowinir match.
S 00
1 lowipg mattb.to come on at I ti clock, or
1'hnrsday. ; . : . . .
Judges. Jonn Cicely, Chairman, Lnarles
Morgan, DB Montgomery, John McCormick
Hiinun Cameron, Ueorge Frederick, (Jeorgo
Troxol. .. . . j
The address will be delivered on Friday at
3 o'clock F. M.
UKNERAL DIRECTIONS.
The Judges will report themselves at 10
o.clock, A M., of each day, at lua Secretary'
onico ou tue ground. . . , . .
Judges of animals will nave regard to sym.
metry, early maturity, size and general quali
ties charjcleristic of tho breeds which tbey
nspect. Tbey will make due allowance lor
age, feeding and other circumstances, on tne
character und condition, of tha animals.
1'hev will, not award premium for Bulls,
Cow or Heifer which ware fattened for tho
butcher; the. object bciog to have superior
animals of tl.is kind for breeding., , .. .
Judge of fat cattlo will civ part.cular
attention to animal cubmitted for examina
tion those are tbe best cattle having the
greatest weight in the smallest iuperCcs, all
other things boing equal. ., , ,
Judges will id all case wilubold premiums
where the auiuial J uot worthy, though there
b no competition.
Exhibitor pnt become member of the
Society, and have their article aud animal
entered on the Secretary' books, oo or befure
Wednesday evening, (the bib ol October)
and all article (except borses) must be
brought within the auclocure by cdnesday
at o'clock, P. M., to that they may be
uitably arranged for examination on Thara
day .moruing.. . , . . .
. Animals and articles entered lorexuiouion,
must bay card attached, with the Dumber
a entered at th Secretary' office. Th
Executive. Committee m not insure . cy
exhibitor who neglect! tbesa vequirement
that bis or her articles will be examined by
tbe Judge ; while it is intended to tecore
proper notice to all who have articles placer
on exhibition, justice will first be muted oaj
to those who comply with tbe iostructlqus.
,, I. B. DAVltf, Prss't.
S. D. Batx. Sec'ff.
August 31. I6S3.
BTrt-jZ" cow.
' . 1 ... I ' ' :
CAME to th lubaeriber In. Coal towoahid
NorlkumbeiUnd county, n lh Slat ulu
s akay muley cow, rad and white, white . face
and bad a, bell .on. , Th awjier i icqiMtad to
coma forward prove .property, pay charge tad
lak har away, otharwiM'sh will be dispoaed off
aocording lo law.
JONATHAN HOOVER.
Bhamoku, Aug". 1 4, lBeW y
1868. 1868.
NEW HOTJfcE FOB TRAVELERS 1
Northern Central Railway ! !
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
FROSI A!l AFTER MONDAY, JII.T KTIh,
lb.',-, Ilia Trains rf I1,a Nortliarit Oiltial Railway
Company will leave Dairy, ('in Joyi Mcoplod) as lulK'Wa s
COl NO NORTH.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA. EXPRESS .TRAI,
From BALTIMORE to SCN'OURY k KLMIKA
Arriv lave.
Calvert Station, 4 3" P. M.
Y.irk, 1 93 V 0
Bri,lirport, 8 4S W)
Halilax, 9 SI 7
Milhm,l,ur(r, I 10 10
OsnigelowK, IU 4 IU 40
Trrvmton Juoetiun, lu Cft IH :)
Srlins-Orova, II 07 It In
SUSBtHV, II 18 II
Norlhuanherland, 1 1 117 II t
Chilliaqunnao, II 41 41
Iwnkarg, 11 411 II 40
MilKD, It IT II 67
Watsonlown, IS I 11 08
Viiioiituwn, J 14 13 14
Kystvrt, who 14 ail
.Vlnnteunier?, H is 1 7
Brrgrr's I V.9 a
MuiK-y, i u 3S 12 34
Mmiltuiravitla, 13 M 14 60
WiUiamipurt, I 00
. .OOINO SOUTH
From KLMIRA to SUNBURY A BALTIMORE.
Arrive. Iiv.
on a. M.
no is
M 9 i
44 S 44
St at
M SS
10 01 IC 01
lo us iu
10 14 10 IS
i in 3t
1 49 III 4
10 47 10 47
IU M II CO
11 on n
11 40 II 45
1 1 311 1 1 4 1
II S3 II oi
14 19 If 51
13 19 I -.t
1 IS
43 S 30
1 cs
Rlmira,
illiamaprnt,
MonliiarsviUa,
Muncy,
Berber',
Miiniru'i,prv,
Kystrr's
Uiiiontown,
Watainitowil,
Milum,
lwial.nr,
Ctnlltaqnaque,
Norlliuinlwrland,
aUKIItlHY,
SHina-Grove,
Trcvorlitn JuncUon,
(ienrettiwn,
Mlllerslturg,
Halifax,
Unrig r.purt,
Y.irs.
Calvert B.at!i.ir, ,
MAIL TRAIN.
OOINO NOUTII
From BALTIMORE to SUNBURY A K1.M1RA.
Ariive. Ivb.
Calvert Stati-m. h do A M
York II 09 II n
Bridgeport 14 4 I 10 p M
l buk'a Farry I I nn
llnllnx 4 11 f m
Milleraliurg 31) a US
Buchanan 4 4 1 4 )
Mahnnlongn CO 4 fio
(iaorgelnwR 3 04 a in
Trevoiton Juaciiun 3 IA 3 IS
&e!iui-irnve 3 :fi 3 33
bll.Mll'UY, 3 .VI 354
Nortliamhtrlaiul 4 111 4 14
Clullif)uqua 4 I 4 g
lewisburg 4 Ct 4 9.1
Milton 4 33 4 31)
WnH'iiitcwii 4 46 4 si
t.iii'iitown 4 oH 4 03
Kyiter'a ID 05
Montiromery ft 07 ' 14
Herger'a fi 1.1 13
Mih.ey 8 W 6 ?1
Mnntonrtrirs (89 Ja
Williautipurt 6 60
OOINO SOUTH.
From L L.MIR A to Sl'N'HURY A BALTIMORE.
I.eive.
14 3u A. M
4 00
4 14
4 49
4 M
4
4 41
4 48
4 S3
5 OJ
5 IS
t 411
as
45
5a
8 II
6 44
34
8 3
e 43
0 59
1 13
7 M
4U
9 57
FIniirs.
Williamipnrt,
Mnalouravilia,
Muncy,
Border's
Sliititsoinery
K7'a
Lninntows
Wuiattiituwn
Milton,
Lewialairs;
Chilliartiaque
NorthuinlrlajiJ
8UNUURY,
8 Una Urova
Ti evorlon J unction
Georgetown,
Malmntongo
Buclmtian,
M illerahurg
Halifax
Clark 'a Fen 7
lliiuphin
Briilgeport
York
Calvert Station.
July 31, IMS
3 51
4 14
4 49
4 39
4 33
4 II
4 4t
4 63
t OS
IS
( su
( 33
0 41
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0 10
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.14
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44
57
7 U
7 44
7 M
950
1 13
A. H. O. BROCKEIJ-,
22 Cliff Street, iic. Fori.
If ANUPACTURRR OP .
GLASS SYRINGES, HOMfEPATHIC
VIAI.8 tiHADUATfcU MEASUKKS,
NURSING BOTTLES, ETC.
Gltas Ware for C herniate, Druggiata, Perfumers,
Photographera, etc. A liberal discount made to
the trade. Orders from Country Druggiata and
Dealers solicited. Price Liata sunt on applica
tion. , .
Auguat 7; 1858. 3m
"A Casket of Gems of Wit and Wisdom."
A TUOTJSANDTAND ONE STORIES,
Of Fact and Fancy, Wit and Humor, Rhyme, Keaaon
and Itomance. Edited hy . O. lioodiich ( Hvlei Tar
ley.) Oiw volume, larsc octuvo, hundaoniely bound in
red muroaeo, wrt l ailt aide nd lhk ; containing 750
pngea, aud iUutlralcd by 3 JO beautilulKugruvioga.
fVIIKfleaign ef ilila hook ia lo bring whole liliiariea Into
X a tingle vo!umo lo lorniah a mejilul meal for every
Uuy and every hour for every tnste, huinor, uge, caprice
a book Tor Hie grave and guv, the old and yovng : we
have, therefore Science and I'liikMophy, Ulitiue and Ilea-
ai, W it aud ladoin, l-uclaod i'nnuy, wnich, at to
gether ui they come, produce, a aort of intellectual plum
pudding, inaamuch oa the whole ia peppered mtd ipiccd
with puna, conundrum!, and drollariea, to any nothing of
a cumuli of l!iree hundred enraviuga.
In thcae pagea are giveii tho t a-.i'iicea of th night and
aentimcnl froia tiarihe, Hyduey plinth, 9am Jt,hua,u, and
aiauy othera; dr.ncal anefd.itca. Ilibeciian ecceiitrkitiea,
IVealem extravugantaa, gilwred from tne four wni.'a nf
the Treaa ; outliitea of the Ulca of. Don (Quixote and Gil
Ulaa ; of I lie fablea of Paiian and Lufoutaine : of the epic
poeuia t.f Jeiuaulem Delivered, 'Itleniacjiua, liibina Furl,
oao, and othei ; of the Life aud I? nymra of Mra Parting
ton aud the Widow lledott ; of the lluushy l'ojieri aud
the Green .Mountain Ciirla: of the I.ifa ' Kirtn Hnuat.ai.
Gerard Uie lion-killer, Cuuimtnga the elephaiit-teitroyor,
deatroyer, and LiviiiRfton the giraiTe-cluucr ; of Klevena
Truvela in F.gypt and l'deatiue, Paul ami Virginia, Alex
aiuiei Damaa, the Swrta Family Rohiaon, Mr GlidJon and
Kiia Patch ; with apny citaliooa ol'proae and ftoetry, from
the niaUer-anirita ol I lie day ln:ii,cllow, Bryant, Uny
ard Tuylor. Dr. Kane, Coniinndore Perry.etc. Il furuiihia
alao, a funfl of uifonnation for the aeiioua th .Natural
ilntory of I lie Bible, whieh la a auhjeel of exhauallcaa in
tereat ; atrikiug facta in Autronomy, Cliaunilrv, aiiit Na
Idral Itiiuiry; remarkable Bingrnphlca, TniereKtiiis Tiavela
aud Wonderful Diacovenea in A rt ai I A-ience.
Peter Parley, the cIium- of the Uiok, hat a worl.l-wide
repulatiou, aa an author hie wriUnra lut ing becnua
familiar aa h'maebolil worda vHiarir rhe Knsloh lan
guage ia apoken. THIS IS HIS I. AST YYOK.lt, aud we
predict f.a It a popuMlty .tu.1, h not aupeiior, lo that
acouiied by any ol an former publications.
Thia work will lie aold ixMuaively bv tu'iarriptiou, at
tha kw price of LI 50.. Agruta wanted iu all ports of tha
country lu obtain aubacriU-rs fol it.
gpeciiuen oples will be aent by niMl. prepaid, to anv
addicaa oa receipt of the price For full paii.cnl.irs ad
draaa DKKUV JACKSON, PuMiihere.
' 119 Naaeaa Sued, New Yoik.
Angoit S1.1B58. 3t
MUSIC TEACHER.
T
ilE aulucriher reaiertfullv infonna the ciii.
xena of j$unhurv and vicinitv, that he will
remain in this laca for llie purpose of giving
leaaons oi the I'lANO, to such as many desiie
instruction, tlia trma will I reasonable. He
uay.be found al the Washington House iu this
tilare. t-
' CHARLKS DARING.
5uubury, July 17, 1858.
. . . FURNITURE POLISH.
8. R A t"S Premium Patent Knamel Furniture
folih.-lliia polish ia lilehly valuable for re.to
ring liie poliah on all kinJa of Furniture, Claaa,
Carriage llodiee, Hiir Cloth, Ac. Al, fjr re
moving spote, hiding. scjaUlira, Ac, Ac W4t.
ranted to dry immediately aud re U ill ita gh
rric do cia. per Dottle. Bout by
' - A. W. FtSHEU.
July 17. 1858.
Citrate of Elagnesia
TASTELESS
8ALT8,
piIIS preparation is refrmmeuJed ti m ex
oelleni laxative and purgative. U operate
mildly, i entirely. fret fioin ny unpleasant tasta
resembling lemonade in flavor, prepared and aold
by ! .i i A.W.FISHER.
8unbury,JuIy 17, 1858.
PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
' PURE CIDER VINEGAR, j., ' .
By th quart, gallou and iasral. for aale by '.
- .... : M. C. GEARHART.
Bunbary, Jury I8&H.
ALMONDS, RAISON8, FIGS, LEMONS.
etc, Ac., just received weab supply
lid
for sal at lb Confectionary ator of
; , M. C. GEARHART,
ftunbury, May 1. lSTr
DaRTTO & CEElXCe.L
EMPORIUM. , ;
fHE unilorsignej having received e Urge and
X well selected stock of . ,
Pure Irugs Hi.d.thcmlcnl, ,
Dyesteffa, OiN, raintt, Glass end Putty, ia now
feady lo fill orders at momenta notic. , .
Ill connection with Ih aliev you will find ao
assortment ef Kanry Rotion. Toilet itniclo and
Perfumery ef all kinds, Tooth, Hair, Nails and
Clothe 1) rushes of every variety. r
L'nstotnera will End his stock complete conn
prising many articles it ia impossible here to
entimerato.' ' ' .. ..
REMEMDER the place, next door to the Peo
ple' One Price Store.
Physicians' Preemptions compounded accurate
ly and carefully .
. . ', .. A. W.FISHER.
Suiihury, July 17, 19S6. .......
HARDWARE rHARDWARBl ! ,
JUST received ly A. V. FISHER, at lua
Drug Store, Sunbury, Pa., : .
SCOOPS, SHOVELS, FORKS, LOG
CHAINS, Mll.l, OAWS, VHOSH
. .. .. CUT, SAW'S. ;
Also, .Screws, Hulls, Door Kiiol, Thumb
Latches, anil all hardware nreeaxary for btiilifing.
A splendid lot of pocket and table culh .y, Scia
aors, German 8ilver Spoons, ,
.oolilngr Glasncf).
A large stock of Locking Glumes, received aud
for sale by ' . .. A. VV. FISHEiJ.
Sunbury, July 17,1858.
SUNBURY STEAM FERRY TO NOR
THUMBERLAHD. ON and after Wednesday the Blstli Jufv. itin
. . ori.lrrsirrncd will run his STEAM FERRY
iOAT, repularly, for passengers, between Sun
bury and Northumberland, according to the fol
lowing schedule, viz: -i-Leave
Market street wharf, Sunbury, at 7.00 A.M
Returning, loave Northumberland at 7.30
Leave Sunbury for Dry Valley at 8.20,
touching at Northumbf rland at 8.45 "
l'eutning, touch at Nertliumber'd at 11.30 "
Leave Sunbury for Northumberland al 2.00 P.M
Returning, leave Northumberland at 2.30 "
Leave Silnbury for Neithuinberland at 0.00
Relurning, leave Northumberland at 6,30 "
When convenient, inturmcUiate tripe will be
made .'"
FARE to and from Sunbury and Northum
berland 10 cents, or twel3 Tickets for Ono
DollKT. ...
I'M arrangement will not only prove a t reat
convenience t persons vicitinir the two. places
on businesa or pleanro, but a!Vorda an agreeable
and pleasant ride on one of the most pict .icsciuc
portions of the beautiful Susqtiohanna.
IRA T. CLEMENT, Proprietor.
ANDREW HOOVER, Captain.
Sunbury, July 2, I85fl.
AND TRANSPORTATION LINE.
OODS Shipped from the Warehouse of
FREED. WARD &. FREED, No. 811
Market street, above 8th at., Philadelphia, to all
intermediate points along the railroad, to Sun
bury and Northumberland in particular, witheut
transhipment and at the lowest rates of freight.
All ordera thankfully received and promptly
attended tn, and Goods carefully dolivered to all
Merchants and o'.hsrs.
FREDERICK SCULLY,
June 20, 1858 3m$ Transporter.
ICE OZRE-A-IlVi: 1
RS. MARIA WHARTON respectfully in,
forma her friends ind tho rublic cenerallv.
that aha will accommodate them with icicrbam,
at her residence, on every evening (Sutidaya ex
cepted) during the preaent summer.
Sunbury, July 3, 1858,
MOORE & CAMPION,
So. 2S1 South Second Street, 6 doors aluve
Spruce,
PI-IILADEL'PHIA, .
HAVE now on naqd the largest, assortment of
FixECAiiiXETrrnrviTrjfiE
Than ihoy have ever had al any previous tiino,
and they invite the public to call and examine
their slock before purchasing, as they feel confi
dent that their pricea will be a sufficient induce
ment lor nil who want good furniture to buy at
their estnblishment. '
. A large assortment of Prntt's Rack and Pinion
Dining Extension Tables alwaya on hand, Spring
and hair Mattresses furnished al lowest prices. -Furniture
carefully packed and on reasonable
terms.
Philadelphia, July 24, 185S. ly
FREEBURG ACADEMY.
' AND
Snyder County Normal School.
FBEEEXJEQ,
'IMiE Filth session of this Institution eomiuen
ced on '.he 27th of Jtl.Y, and commute
22 weeks. Encouraged by past succecs, increuaed
eflorts will he made to enable stodcntatoacquiie
a sound mental, mural and physical education.
The Academic Department embrace all the
branches constituting IhorouKh Englob, Clas
sical, Mathematical and Scientific Education!
together with Music, Drawing, Painting and
French. '
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT
has been established and heretofore well attended
in which Teacheis, and those wishing lo become
such, can prepare themselves for the profession.
. . . Tkrmk HiLr is Anvanca.
For Board, Tuition, Room, &c, per
seaaion of 23 weeks. $.12 to tffia
Tuil ion alone, per quarter of 1 1 wks. SI to $rt
Music, Drawing, Painting and French at usual
charge.
Students can enter at any time.
For catalogues. Ac, address -
. GEO. F. McFAKLAND, Principal
Juiy31, 1858.
" PUBLIO NOTICE. ,i '
jV-OTlCE is hereby that the BUSINESS ICE-
' LA'l'I.ONS, heretofore (ubaiating- between
William Weimer and the undersigned, iu lh
Drug Store at Northumberland, have, by inutua
consent, ibis day (June 7th, 1858.) ceased In
exist ; and the Books and account will remain
for settlement and collection in the. hands oi lbe
subscriber, who will continue to cany w. Uwt
businesa al tho ol I stand. . '
ROBERT TJ. Mct'.'.Y.
Northcru'.Kirland, June 26, iBitf.
Cntiiarlne ZlRiii-.sMuian'rT fcstatc.
jJ OTICE i hereby given lhat lettera of ad
lw n-inistration nave been granted lo the aub
tcriber on iKa eilalo of Catharine Zimmernian.
late of Lower Augusta township, Northumber
land cou nt -M uVteasad. All person indebted us
reiineatc, lo make immediate payment, aud Ihoae
having rlaima will prraent them lor aetuemeui.
SAMUEL H. ZIMMERMAN, Adm'r.
liOwer ugusta tp., July 17, IS58. 61 .
I" lilRl'Vud M ADERIA WINES, Schiedam
Schuappa, Wild Cherry brandy, Blackberry
ni Lavemier brandies for medicinal purpoaea at
July 17. '58. A. W. FISHER.
IJIJRE U1.1VK Ull. lor law use, two Hi
at 37 aral b2i teal iusl received by
A. W. FISHER,
July n.'Stf. ...
13 ATCHOULY, JOCKEY CLUB. SPRING
. FLOWERS, &e,of lb beat quality ; a.
freali aupply just received aod for sale at lh
Drugstore of A. W. FIStHER.
Sunbury. Jury 17, 1818.
17ishing Tackle. Red Cark,.Gras. G
A to aud 1 jueo Line, Out Liues, tie Gra
by tha yrd, Snoods, Flies Kirby, Linrick am
-Carlisle Hooka, Rods, oV., fsr sal t-t
" l1''M- . A' vy: rllBMEg-
ribapsib aod Begars 20,000 Imported
-A Megars cf variooa branda. Eldorado, Fig.
Cavendish and flue cut lobo at : .
A. W. FISHER'S.
Sunbury, July IT. 188.
LJaWiS Wood. Cs Cut add .Mill Sara. 4
J Supwior Wt(ct at ,? FIbliEI'S.'
Sunbury, July I7ih, ti
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