What Might bo Done
Wbti mighl b don if w wer wise
What glorious tie ed. mj Buffering brother,
Would tbey nnit
Id love and right,
And cobs this icoro of on another 1
Oppression' hurt might be imbued
With klndlToR drops of loving kindness,
All knowledge pour,
From shorn to shore,
Light on tho eyes of nienlul bliudep,
Oppression, warfare, lien and wrong,
All vice and crime might die together,
And milk mid com -
To enrb man born,
He free warmth in etimrner weather.
1 Ihe cennrft wre'ch that ever ir-J,
'j'pe JeepeM sunt in fr'ull ami
ili-l.l kliiDil (Mi l l.
1 ii cll' reaped,
And share the teeming v.tjd loini'i-ioW.
"What niilit t.o done ?--Th: mijut be
dune,
An J more than this, my snfl'cviiijS brother---
More than the tongue
Li'ef (aid or sung,
If men were wise end loved col li other.
ancaus.
Ths Law ok Love. "Two girls, sapposed
to bo sisters, jumped over und eauk kisig
nncli other. A missionary und wile leaped
into the pen together, and the stewardess end
nseistnnt steward, arm in arm followed. One
Hungarian gentletnun, with seven children,
four of them girls, mado bis wile jump in,
then blessed, his eix el.lebt children, mntle
them jump in ono after tho other, and follow
ed them with bd infunt in bin own urins."
Such is the story of ono who witnessed the
thrilling scenes on hmrd the futed Austria.
And such is the law of love. When the
Spartan mother saw thai tho Lncicdeuinninn
heroes most be conquered, she first Btabbed
her banns to tho heart anil then throw her
self from a giddy precipice ; when 'Virgin
ins saw that his daughter must be polluted
bo buried his dagger in her breast and then
threw himself in the van of Tarcjuin's ene
mies. Snch is the fearful but beautiful spasm of
holy love, when the highest ond tenderest
emotions are linked with tho keenest agony
or the most utter despair.
They l:is?ed and died, and arm in arm
the cold waves swept over hearts whose luet
beat was the beat of love nud they will
awake on the judgment day with the impress
upon them that wus left in the death em
brace. V.ib there not beautiful poetry in this
horrid tragedy of tho burning steamer?
T:1K LsrTRRR OK Al'C'BrTANCR. We this
morning publish the letter of John 1'owe and
Kichar.Tson L. Wright, accepting their Dom
inations by the Uonernl Administration Con
vention oftbo !Cth of March, fur tho offices of
Purveyor General and Auditor General.
They carefully abstain from alluding to the
platform of the Convention which placed
them in nomination. They are evcidently
cither ashamed of it or afraid of it, and, in all
probability both. This fact is, in itself, one
of the most striking proof j that could possi
bly have been given of tha iufamous character
of tho Trooeedings of that Convention.
Thesa letters indicate that the campaign in
Pennsylvania is to be fought by unking Dem
ocrats to vote for Messrs. Hone and
Wright, on the grouud and in reality I hey art
opposed to the resolutions of the Administration
Convention or uncommitted to thtir support.
Against a canvass of this sort we protest.
Inasmuch MosBTsrs. Howe und Kight have
accepted the position of boing candidates of
a Convention wbicb deliberately deserts oem
ocratic principles, every Democrat should re
gard them as the representatives of that Con
vention. They obtain no claim to the vote
u intelligent Democrnts by the mero endorse
ment of the mercenary gang which nominated
them. No Convention deserves the name of
Democratic Convention, unless it profesaes
and protects tLe principles oftbo Democratic
party. Press.
Thb ExPRKiB UtaiNEss. It is a low esti
mate to state that iu this country alone the
value of gootie carried this year by Express
Companies will be over five hundred millions
of dollars, more than lifty millions 'of dollars
which is carrind a distance of four thousand
miles. The earliest advertisement of an Ex
press of which we have record was in a lios
ton paper, Ftbrnury 2Hd, lS39,tgivin( notice
that Win, E. Ilaruden woulJ run nu Express
Car between New York and Boston four
times a week. The t)rt Express a;on was
a wheelbarrow, and it was amply large
enough for the business for two years.
Tim FituiT Crop. The "cioukers" can
now shut the'r mouths, from every sectiou
of the country we have reports that the
peaches and other early fruits have escaped
injury. Tho prospect now is that the fruit
crop of 1850 will be such as to gladden the
hearts of growers and consumers, lu this
county there will ba a profuaiou of all the
different varieties of fruits. Let 03 give
thanks. llarrisburg Telegraph.
IionBED. Tho Hotel of Mis. Ginter, in
New Columbia, was robbed on Friday laf-t of
$301) and a gold wutch, belonging to some of
tha inmates of the hotel. A pedlar who
deals in rat poison, stopped at the Hotel the
night previous and during that djy asked
permission to go up stairs to change his
clothing, which was given him, after which ho
departed. The same day the money and
watch, which were in a trunk up stairs, were
missing and tho pedlur was suspected of com
mitting the robbery. He was pursued but
could not bo found.- Mihonian.
Dan in: Ron Sport. The aitoona 7Vt'li'ii
states that u couple of boys of that place in
dulged in a game of guillotine, which came
near proving fatal to one of them. One of
tho lads lined his neck upon abbck.and the
other picked up an axe und played the part of
an executioner. Fortunately, the victim
straggled sufficient to remove his neck from
the block, but the descending axe caught two
of bis fiugers. one of whicb woi entirely, and
the ether partially cut off.
HiKQt't.aR Fkraks The well-known Ned
Uuntliue arrived in Troy, N. Y., on Saturday
afternoon, and amused the pussengers by his
ingolar conduct. He bought out the orange
dealers and maple sugar pedlurs ou the cars,
and divided the things freely among his fellow
travellers. Oo his arrival iu Troy he collec
ted a crowd of over a hundred boys and mar
shalled them about the streets iu the vicinity
of the depot, to the amusement of citizens
He made them a patriotic speech, fed I hem
with apples, and gave three cheers for Wash
ington. Nad finally jumped into a carriage
and was seen no more.
The Kant TeunKyUunie Hailroad will le
completed during the course of next week;
and the Director confidently expect to have
their arrangements made for opening the road
for passenger travel and freight transporta
tion by the first of May. They bave finally
concluded to lease it to another company, but
to-work the road themselves. This will not
iuterfere with ouy of their plan's for attracting
and accommodating through trade; au agree
ment have been concluded with the connec
ting roads to carry passengeri anil freight
through from llarriaburg to Near York, with
out change of oars. Heading Gazette.
"Yoors U a hard case," i tha fox said to
the oyster.
CANCER CUHBD.
Witdoi'T Bunuicit. Opksutioii n Lois or
Dloob.
Caneera, Tumors, Wens, Scrofula, Ulcer, Ac,
cured in short lime, without the knife, by
Dr. M.cNICHOL,
(Colleague of 'hi late Dr. Lnunsbarry, Dec'd.,)
No. 60 Notth FIFTH Street, below rcbjPhila.
The remarkable success which has attended
the treatment of Cancers, Tumors, cjc., by Dr.
MacNichnl, for a number of yeara past, has at
tracted the attention, and in nunv insrances has
rcured the hearty approval of many eminent
Physieiai a in Philadelphia, who are no longer
willing to risk the danger and tincertaintiea of
cutting.
Cancer can he Cured ! if property treated and
promptly. A print majority nf (he cases of
! Cancer, fnn ho euerlually cured, The nuiae-
riua pa.ient, funn every section of the ceunlry,
j who have hern cured niiiT this mclhod of treat-
j incut in a guarantee of its supei inrily over every
vhrr kno'.vn Fy'ero.
Tlflse liu Mi:t) lit Ullli- led V. lilt l!ic-c. ili-'eaaes.
aiuliWr-iie t'uttlirr iiilnn:iliiii ,tr udviio will
, ple.ie .id. lien Wi. ltii-. irlml, whi n they will
. receive priintp' attention iinoacopy of Pamphlet
on ihn treatment of t unrvr lice of charge.
While Swelling, Hip llica"", Si rol'ulom and
M aligiinnl t hen, Disease of tlie Mouth and
Throat, Ulceration nf the II ones, Tetter, Scald
Head, an J all diseases of the Skin, permanently
cured, ami proper remedies Bent carefully pack
ed by Expicss to any part of the country.
In every cuhr a plain description of the disease
iri required. .'Jddrcr-., 1 Jr. MucNichnl, No. 50
.North 5th St., l'iiitad"lphni. Proprietor and
Manufacturer o! Dr. Louin -berry A C'o'a Celebra
ted Imperial Depurntive, 'Ire hint and most rcliu
hie Family Medicine nf the Nineteenth Century,
fur the cure of all diseases originating in Impu
rities of the Blood.
January P, 18."fl. 3in w
VA JI.lAtiK.'S & 3ICaii:orJV.S
DETERSIVE SOAP,
rillXiALT.IjPTII A.
lrAf;RANTKl to frive perfect .itiniielinu, or the
yy money will he refunded, initl our arents are hereby
authorized la uitike qood Hiiy luilnre of it nt our crpruaa
A. VAN llAAtil-'.N httngn prm-htnl Sonp Mnker, and
hnvina for the last twelve yeura (:it dtll'erent tuner,) expe
rimented upon and tetled line particular sjnp, iu vttnoua
wuva, now oflerii it to the pulilicn n onp whieii will save
T1N1K, I.AUUlt nud -MOM'.V. We nrc willing il aheuld
real upn ita own merits. All we ask ia to give it a fnir
thirl, Riul ue it according to our direelinns. (louud in each
b.'X.) nud if it duea not ejve full aulixlacnuii, Die niouey
will be refunded.
Amonp the many odvnnliffrsovcrolher Washing Sunpi,
the following may be mimed :
I. Cloihee need no bulling, und very little rubbing, (moat
articles none.)
12. tine pound will go aa far, for any use, ns three
pounds ot ceimiton rnsui acnp, or two pounds best fumtly
aon p.
3. It requires Icaathnn one-half the time and labor to do
the washing of a family, that it reuiiea with the best
funiilv aonp, and is warranted nul to injuie the tuhrie.
4. For cleaning Paints and reinnvint- lirease, Tur ami
Printer's Ink, it is unsurpassed Macliii.ista, Printers and
Painters will rind it an invaluable article for washing
uuuda, as it does not chap, but greatly softens the skin.
5. The superiority of the materials used, und titer Soup
NOT CONTAINING A3Y xxcets 09 ALKALIES, ia more mild
than any otjier known Washing Soap, and undoubtedly
the best adapted for white and colored clothing, as well na
Oamhricannd t.nccs, and is WAKRANTllLI NUT TO
HOT TilK CI.OTHKS.
For atile at al! respeetnble Grocery Stores in lite city, and
neighboring towns, und wholesale only by
TIlAOt Jl McKEONE,
2S"Ulh Wharves,
Between Market and Chceuut SHs , Philadelphia.
rclmniy 18th, 1M9. 3m
NEW GOODS
At the Mammoth Store of
lie a t cLi:5iu,vr,
NO. 1 MARKET STREET, PUNBUHY, PA.
rMiE subscriber has just opened at his well
L known establishment in Sunburv, one of the
cheapest avid most desirable stocks of
Fall and Winter Goods,
that haa ever been offered in the place, and which
ho will sell for CASH or exchange for Country
l'reduce. Thoso desiring to purchase goods will
do well to ooll and examine his stock.
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS.
All Wool Detains, Figured, Striped and Plain,
French Merino, all colors. Beautiful Dreas
Kohes, Cashmeres, Shaded, 'lain and Striped
must be leen to form an idea of the extent and
variety.
"BEE: fSaS 9
Mantle, Stella, Chenille, French Wool Shawls,
Thibet and Brocha Shawls.
Clotlis Cassimeres and Satinet
For Men and Boys' Wear, Ulack Casshnereg,
Taney Caesimeres, side stripes heavy. Doe
Skin Casaitnerea, Satineta all kinds.
FLANNELS,
White and lied Flunnels, alt grades and prices,
Ray State Sack Flannels, colors finest qualities,
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, &c, 4 a.,
all of which were aelectud with Rreat care, and
will compare favorably, as regards quality, style
and price, with any in the country.
HAUmVARK, a full assortment.
Wood and Willow Ware,
lueenswarc, of nil descriptions,
Groceries, a full stock in store,
Carpet Chains, &c,
Faints, Uils. Glass, Dye StuaTs.
Thnnkful for the patronage heretofore received
he will spare no pains to please all who may favor
him with their custom in the future.
Sunburv, Nov. 6, 18.r8.
FALL AND WINTER
JUST ARRIVED AT THE STORE OF
J. II- i:Gl'L.. orsuuliury. In.,
ITAS just arrived with a splendid stock of
Fall Goods from 1'hilailelphia, to wbicb he
resj ectlully invites bis friends and the Public to
cali and inspect, he will snare no lime in show
iiif! them. Among his stKck of poods will Ire
found, FINE BLUE AND BLACK
FaRElTCE CLOTH.
Fine black and Fancy I'asimeres '1 weeds, Sal
inetts, J in ir u add Fur f y VesliriL', also a large as
sortment of Ready-made CLOT14IAG for nice
and hoys (cheap.)
'for ladies wear,
Black andfaiicv dress silk (very cheap) silk chal
li, French Merino, Printed French Merino, Plaid
Cuhmere, all wool Delaine, all wool Dchage,
Mohair Dehege, Printed Cashmere, Yulcnlia,
C" ha I li A'olie a qtiilli, Deluinc Kohes, Persian De
laine Hohes, loil de Cherre Robes, Plain Debat-e
Lovellas and Delaine at all prices, and the Red
stripe skirts, Fall Shawls and Mantillas, a pood
assortment of white goods. Collars, Sleeves, Irish
Linen, Shirt fronts, Marseilles, Brilliant &c. A
general ass.irtineut of domestic Dry Go ds.
Also a laree stock of Hats kiid Cans. Boots
and s'nies, Hardware, (Jueeus and lilassware,
(iroceries, Cedurware, St me and Earlhenware,
Urugs and Paints, Salt, Fish, Cheese, Hani, Oil,
Tar Ac. &c.
S- ii Wall and Window Puner. Fluor and
1 unte liii t intn, carpels, all the above will be
sold at low prices for cash or country produce tu-
en in enclmnge for Goods.
J. H. HXGEL.
Sunbury, Dee. II, IS.18.tf.
J. P. EHINDIL GOBIN,
Ittornrjj nt a a to,
e"U3MBXJR-ST, PA.
Duainesa entrusted to his charge will he expedi
tiously and lailhfully attended to. 'articular
at ten lion paid to the collection ofcleima.
KKFKrtKNCKH
oil. A Jordan. Kuukurjr, I llnu I) Tarrfiiil, Norlhber'd
.V l"wart, ' I " J lliinilel, Allentown,
V I l.reenouiili.lisii, " CH Miller, l.ewibur,
Ocn J K Cle.i,t, I col H C tyer, Kolinssrovo.
Hunhury, Nov. 6, 186tf. ly
fl M LCEl VKD large aaaortn,ent of Salinett,
MM, Cussiiner and Cloth, at
i. H. ENGEL'8.
Sunbury, Dec. II, I8SI
1'ure Wlueat uutl I.ltiuorat.
JUST received at FISHER'S Urur and Che
ruicl Emporium.
Suubury, Oct. 1858.
jfURS ! Fl'RS ! Just received aud for sale by
, J. 11. ENUEL.
eurtbary, January l, I860.
A Valuable Book fbr Invalid. !
nr ei tun., in ot 10 a rxis ni tatu, aoivr
lrrtD and rprrovEB or. ir rot arearnrme mo cha
Dr. 8AM1TK.1, l. FITCH'S "HIX LECTUKHB" o
Itie eanam, FTi-yenHon aid Cure of Diseases of the Licit;',
Throat, Hcurt, Hlnimch, Duwelt, l.lver, Kidniea, hkitt.
c, Kcinnla Coinplninli, and Clirome itimiiei ameinlly,
on the lwa ol l.ila, and the true raclhnd by winch health
and viror mar tm prmerreit to one hundred year. A vol
ume of 97a pKa, hiiidnnt-ly bound in inmlin, wilU S3
illnntratiuna. In llm votunm I)r . t-'lnh, (who ia
widely known aa the uitior of a new aad eminently auc
cewf ul methtxl of trnntment for tha nbi've coniplainta, and
enpeeirilly c-jnaumption, anduther diaenvea rf tlm I.uima
and Throat,) explmua tho lending; fefituiea ol Itta treulmunl
and rrivea plain dirertiona by whieh thoac inelined to theaa
comptniuta may ihrmiielvea prevent Ihetn or arrest their
progreaa. Over 200,000 enpiea of lliia linr k have been
aokl, and llieie are netaona in all mitaof our lund who
grntefullv aek nowlerlpa lht it hna ben the meima uf pre
erring their lives and giving them many yeura of good
health.
We preapnt a few apeelrnena of the uutneroua eoinmen
dellona the Irvik rntu reeelveit
The New Vork I'libuue lhn eltiaea a lennlhy notice of
it : "The crenl imnrlnnee of the anhieet and our eoiili-
denec derived from peraontil knowletljre nad peiwnnl hen- i
commend this vrk- e tiurt we havi- a,od eta-uah lo
i indu"e tletsc utflieti-d or lhreateio-d wi'h consumption, lo !
1 pr-cnic. and ruiiil Jr l'ireh:s S-n-lr ."
I.eller from lie lion llnnnllou Fish, former fiiiveruer
' of i Yoik -'WmdiitH.'tvn, l-'ehriiniy Cih, I KM. lr.
V l-'it.-h h'.n So-; I heir In retain my thanks linMha
! v-lMitte y-'tt liae bei-n kn.tt as lo prcsenl to me. The
very hurried examination which atone I hnve been nble aa
vi'l lo give lo it, has exeilcd Interest mid brolioht tha con- ,
! viclii'ii that, the reputation which these lcctures have
inehit-ved is ltsetl n(ion intrinsic merit.
I'.xlrai-t from n letter from the Hon. P. II. Haven, lata
niembet of Congress from K.rie Co., N Y. : "I have no
il-tnbt but it is a practical and very useful work. I hope
I it will h ue a general circulation, and it will, I liuvo no
IdouM. do much gnod "
l'.xtract tr.'iii a letter from tho lion. Gilbert Pcan, lute
nrcuibiT 'tf t'l-ii'.-tf hs. " rrm( y.nir Six Lectures on Con
. s'lmptive diseus-s three van s ago, and shall again pcrnse
. tbern."
j l-'.xtraet ti-'ni a U lter from the Hon. .lames Ttckhart,
laic nir-uilier ot t'nncrcKn '-from leading it I ha e le
leetxrd n-anv vaotat-ly hints. I regard ilas a woik of
i eri :tl iitci it. o
I rays Siduev Warner. F.s'i., of Waterloo, N Y-: "Mr
brotlicr and m-tsi of his f unily nrc dcntl of conr-uitiption,
bal I rtii'l lion, toe livinff noil well; ami I think it is owing
nuo-li i" l lie t'tucloniTS of your Urok which I have followed
cntcftilly for t'-c last nine years."
We c-oukl tal i-oluiims ith similar statements
IV Wishing to nuke this b "ok as useful possible,
we will forwiiiil n copy of it bv mail, post pa id. lo any
ncldicrs that may be sent on, anil l he price til cents, may
be remitted in postage stamps or otherwise to nsaftel tins
book ia received and appiovcj of. Il niuyba applied for
personally or by lei'cr.
Consultation by llr Fitch, nt ltis office, 711 lSr.mdway.
N. Y., personally or by letter, fiee. Addresa.
. X 1 Tl Cll At CO ,
inn. W, VP. 3m. '14 Broadway, N V .
Dominion
COFFEE POT
AND
Being btrncd, r.a Dr. Uall, of tha
Journal of Hciilth.Bttys, "on thence
und common ncnse," are rapidly
coming into uso, and destined soon
to Bupci'codo all others.
AitTlli;i!,r.l'l?NHAM.& GILROY,
111 & 119 S. Tenth St., Philadelphia,
Sole At I'nilaoturoi under the Patent.
e-I'iir ante y
keepliir; A i-l Is-1
t;eii..rully.
December 4, 18-if.
rii-nler-4 lu H(rHKe
, tili.l Ftfli'ekel'iiera
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
BROADWAY, COKNLK OK I'UANKLIN STHKICT,
NEW YORK CITY,
Hut been rerently rt tilted,
The IlooiT.R Hie newly chi prleil,
The ruTriiiurp niui Ht'ilmire xuperb,
And tlm tilths hip tmeurpiifrtr'il.
TAVI.OK S CKLKHKATLD SALOONS
AUB CUNN atriKH WITH THK 1IOTKL.
Here is conceiitralctl nil the cuulurlft of a liome.witti
the luxurit'i of a pnluce
' TilK SrLKNPID IsADlKS' FAni.OR
Cominancis mul unentmlletl
V1F.W OF RRfHDVA,
Tl IK l.N TKR N ATU N A I.
il th moil rent rtil of uny vi theft st clura Hotels ftv bunj.
dom, or pluccB of aiiiuni'inei.t, iind o tiers uiurpnsetl fid
vat) tag ci to la m i lien am) -itleiiien vmilmp w'f)rk.
Ai-FHtu Fuerman, rr"prictor.
New York, July 3, lfeort. ly
Philailoipliia, Pa.
The unilrrnitnini. t)it Founder niid Ptililishur of VAN
COUR'i'S Clii:.J i;KFK)T Di: iTXTott, titsiroiii of
retiring from thin ortnuh of lujmnepsj, h i merecd that
old r.t)th!iilie.tl work iti the pt-pulnr NOTI) RK-
POHTKR oi IMl.AY A HICKNKI.L. Having pnhlished
Van Court'! Di tfcior mice 1K11. the uiiilvmiit tu-il reluc
Itiiiily porti with his old t'rinidi und MilibcriUer'i. ; hut tin
rtlnetnfeii ..t'md tv thr rtivi'ti' 11. th:t uilMlAV
h IilCKl-slsL U A.N iv NO I'K UKPURTKR they will
icceive a woik ihui inutclits the litnt n.
J. VAN COI RT.
Pliilidelphio. Dea
NOTICH.
All Suhhcnptioui ti
IMLAY .teBICKNELL'S
BANK NOTU K K P O R T K li
nre Puvalile crupnl ti!' in Atlvnhce. Thig i th oKlent
Bank Note PuhliL-ntntii in the worlit. Ktr thirty loux
yfuii it hus iu titiUnntd an uueuliit d rtrputution, and ckii
tinurs lub the iu:cehs.ir c iuprjuiun nf ull busiatsi people
over the wiit-le c'diilinent of Anieiicu.
THE COINS OF TIJE WORLD !
Now in press by I inlay A lticknelt, will he given trralui
touily to alt old and new KittiHCiiheraJ. AU Com Cliarth,
iimJ ManoBla. ai conipurcd With itui, n.ay In; coniderii
waite paper.
TFinw.
To the Scmi-M'itiihlv, St';Mper tniunt.
MoiiiUly, 1 (Ml
Htnle Cupio, at the rninUr, 10 Oenli.
Mailed, 1-J
Addreti IMF. AY At T.ICK'NKM..
R.x 115', Pot Clfii-u Philadelplim, Pa.
January li, 1 fcOi. 3m j c.
Bargains ! Bargains ! !
AT 1. V. GKAVS OI.L) ST A N 1),
Market Square, Sunbury, 3?a.
HHE auberrlher huvinj; pun-haaetl uf 1'. W.
Gray his-l.AUGi: STOCK OF
Taitcy Dry 'oo.Ij, &r.
U dt termintd lo acllthein o'.T at the lnvvcst pos
sihle rate. Call soon if you wieh to aeenre
hargaini ami examine the Hoi k ul Ulack Clutha,
Oassimerea, oassinctt, Vestinps, Dress GooiN,
viz; Challiea, l.awnx, Uelaina, Uaregea, Meii
nnea, Cdbhmerea, Alupacaa, bilkx, Ginghuuia,
I.ineuti and White Gtiurla Urea Trimmings an I
.Notlntii in great varii-ty.
UaiJwere,
(Vdarwarc,
QLeensware,
Tuhacco, Heg ira und a variety of other gooda too
U'lliouH to niriiiioii.
SHAWLS, SHAWLS,
a large aaaorlment, very cheap, Ate, Ar.
1'. O. L'OOPKR.
N. B.- Keeling grateful for past favora, I heg
leave Ih reroniniend to ruv old friends und the
public in grnernl my SL'CC'EtiSiOli, who 1 am
inured will leave nolhinff undone to meril I
continuance of your patronage.
P. W. GRAY.
Sunbury, December l, lt58.
VALUABLE PROPERTY TOE .SALE
rilIE subscribers, jtecntora of the estate o j
Jt Henry Masser, dee'd., oiler at private sale j
the fullutviiiir pruptirt viz : A lurae two storv
I ,ra"i uweiung nouse, logeltier Willi about
f,( t'BRES OF I.B.N 0,
Situate in Lower Aueuula townsh'in ,lmii,i- 1
lauds uf Daniel Knufman and others now iu the
occupancy of John R. Kaufman as slurs and
dwelling. The lioube ia new and the location
good one for busiuea.
AUo a TRACT OF LIMESTOJtK LAUD,
in said township on the river shunt S miles be.
low 6'unbu.y, adjoining lands of J. T. M'Pherson
and others, containing, about 80 acre. The
oil ia productive and contains limestone and
other minerals.
. Also tract of Land, containing about II
acres on tha hill, about two miles below 6'unbnrs,
adjoining lauds of the heii of the lata John
Conrad aud others. Ther is, on thia trct,
small orchard of choice fruit.
For further particulars apply to tha subscribers.
H. U. MASSKR,
P.U. MASSER, J Executor..
FRAN'CIS BL'CHER. J
Sunbury, January 19, 1838 if
J UST RECEIVED . lot of GeTuen.
SHAWLS and BLANKET, at
, . i. H. ENGEL'8 Stor.
unburyDeU, H58.
CILVER WATCHEsfoV7oubTre."ii.
English svtlver Watches, for sal al very law
" b M. 0 MASSSR.
1.. , r 1, . .. r " .. T ---.;
WHEELER WILSON ' .)
FAMILY SEW1NO MACHINES.
rpflU ananinnna favor which haa attended the intioduc
Jl tionof WHKii.xa fc WiLaoa a Family Sewing Ma
chine, ia aameieut evidence of ita excellence. It la need-
domestic inalitutiin r tha tact is rcciniiu!l by ilaViwsa
fill naa in thou aouila of Faniilka in every rank in lif".
lliose who have hitherto rr-f mined from aval ling I liemsclves
nf ns advniitiiftrs, it may iiiit Iw amiss to sny, Ihut ita utjU
litranota prohlrin to ho sulveit, lint a siierea already
lenliizeil. Tlie higlicat teatninny ia constantly pffereit,uni
firming i l,r renliet winch has nivcit tlna inatriicintutoin
wine ami enviahl a repntntion.
Thia Muclnne ia coneeiveil im a principle entirely oriRi
nal, heim specially niirl ailniinihly ailiptcii tothe niosl per
fect work on every kiml of mntenal i anil, linvtnir. Iee.u
subjected ton three years' test of the most seaiehing
chnraetei hy Families, anil in vn'ioua hrnnthi-s of Manu
fnrture, with dlstiuinisheil success, it is lielieved that in
all the KTit pniiila requisite to a eoniplcte and practical
Sewine; Machine, il enniiot lie npproneheil in excelleuco.
Among; tha undoubted urlviiutnecs il posaeasea over all
ethera, mnv he iminrd the following;
1. Its simplicity of enua'.ructinn. and criiaerjucnt flee
dom from dernnccmcnt und need of repairs
2. Ita unexnmplcd rupidityaud e:ise of opeiution.
i 3. Its noiseless movetnent
' 4. The prent vanety of purpose lo winch il enn he ap
: pliei., which cun be achieved by na other mechunicul
; UH-tins. And,
' fi. The pre-eminent Irenuty and durability of the work.
"I find your Machine invnlmible I have used it a year,
and it tins never been out of order. Tlie stitch ia veiy du-
r:.Mc, and enn be adapted to line or coarse nmteriuls. It
- works with the rnpidity of a d07.cn pair of hands; saves
iiini-li lime, fnliirne and cxneuse. One of Vour Machines
is used in my father's family ; another iu the hnust-huM of
11 sister ; and others by vurious friends. The opinions of
all ur-ivrd with that I have just expressed." Mra Anna
, Corn Ititchie.
; ''Tliere ia but one Sewinir Machine ; tmd thnt is Whce
In und Wilaun'a." Judge Meiga, of the American Insti-
lllle.
'The SewtniT Mnchine purchased of yon huabecu whol
! ly siTVicenlile " Itev llr Sainui'l Osrrood.
I .No I'uinily can alford to do without it.
I On mum i,v tub New York Txtss.
! '.Ve prefsr them for Imuily use. Tribune
I They ure the favorites for f; unities Times,
Are without a rival. Scientific American.
I Works more uuifotmly than tlie hnnd llemld.
' Iio the work of lun oidinaiy sewei8 Jour Com.
Kquiil lo nine seamtressea.-'llotMe Jouriml
1 Tine inuchnie. for lannlv use. Advocate Journal.
I Most honorable to American ieuuis Independent.
! We cannot irnngme anything more perleet Lvungelist.
i 'ill pive entire antisraction. Observer.
1 The heat ever invented. Christmn Inouiier.
; lu looking for the best, see these Kx:nniner.
' Admirably udnptedfor funrily use. Chronicle.
' ItT'lispi-iisulilc in every family. The Preacher.
; We praise 11 with enthusiasm. Chiiati.in lntclhpenccr.
I Worthy of the highest award. Snblmlh Recorder.
' A benc-fiiction of liieaie. Piltuam'a Magnziue.
' Magical in nperutiou. Mra. tephcn8, Moulhlv.
j Tteyond all question, the mtichiucs. Life Illustrated.
I The stitch cunut tie unruveled. Am. Agncultulist.
j They muintaiu the pre-enuneuce- Kxprcss.
, P-ivea the time und heulth of ten women. Water Cure.
Our hnoaehold ia in eratneies with it. Porter's Spirit.
I Supply the fuahhmiihle world. Daily News,
t Arcpre-emineully aunerioi. I.adiea' Visitor.
1 One of our household goda U. Journal,
i t'urivalleil in every qua'ity. Dny Hook.
. Pietly, uaeful, mngicul. Leahe's Ijazette.
Have no equul for family use Musical World
I A ttiuinpli of meclinnical genius N. Y. Journal.
I Combine every requirement. Family Mugnzine.
i Yustly superior to all olheia. (iolden Prize,
j AYe cannoi tire in ita praise New Yorker.
I For further particular apply to H. 13. Manser,
j Simhiiry, Pa., agent of the manufacturer, who
1 ! will supply machines at the manufacturers'
I prices.
fuuhurv, Muv 15, 185S. tf
"JUST RECEIVED a general assortment of
New Ooods at the Store of
J. H. ENUEL.
Sunbury, Dec. II, 18.rB.-
4I.M0ND8, RAISONS, FIOS, LEMONS.
&c, Ac, juat received a fresh supply and
for sale at the Confectionary store of
M. C. GEARHART.
Punbury, May 16, 1857.
r IXILASEZ.PHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOT7BS.
ON AND AFTKK MONDAY, July 6, ihsb, thodowa
ruorniiig Passenger train will leave Pottsvilla nt g.lo
A. .M.. iKisaing Hcuiling ut 11.61 A. iM..und uiriviiig at
Philadelphia ut Vi.'lo, noon.
The down Afternoon Tiuin will leave Pottsvill at 3 30
P. .M., passing Heading at S.etj, and arriving al Philadel
phia al 7.40, P.M.
Morning and Afternoon Passenger Trains leave Phila
delphia at kuih houra aa heretofore, 7. 110 A. M. and 3 30
P. M , passing Heading at lli.d.'i A. M. and U.07 1'. M.
I.r.HANON VAl.l.KY nUANCII
Pnasenger Train leaves Heading at 1II.0S A. M , (aftci
arrival of Down and t.'p Morning Passenger Train from
Potisville and Philadelphia,) and urrives at llarrisburg ut
I'J.Uo noon, in time to connect with Passenger Tiunia for
Knutuiry, YVilhninsport, Khnirn, Pittsburg, Cliaintiersburg,
Daltiuiore and Ijiih aster. Returning, leuvea lluinaburg
al 2 &j P. M , utter arrival of Pnaseuger Truins from all
above points, nud amvea at H ending ul 4.5a, iu time to
coiuiet1! with L'paud Down Pusscnger Traina to Potis
ville and Philadelphia, the name evening.
O. A. NtCIH.I-S,
Kiigiueer and tiupertutendent.
July IM?. tf
lVlioletinlc Ciroccry.
EBY Sc KXJ1SXKEIL,
Ojipoaitu the I'eiinnylvania Kail Road Depot
H ARRISBURCJ, PA.
EEP a large stock of the following named
articles, and will sell cheaper than any
other house this side of Philadelphia. Cull and
j see pries of
; Cotl'ee, Lard oil, Fish oil,
; Sugar, Fih, Tar,
Tea, Salt, Rosin,
! Spices, Hams, Pitch,
, Tobacco, Shoulders, Oakum
! Cigars, Flour, Robes,
! Vinegar, Fluid, Calcined Plaster
1 Cheese, Soap, Candles Ac.
S. H. Molasses, Syrups, N. O. Molasses.
Also, Cement, Safety Fuse, Crow Dars,
I Sledges, Iron and Nails, for sale at very sinull
1 profits.
I July 3. '858. ly
j N E w "woi? K foiTag ENTS.
j The Life, Speeches and Memorials nf
DANIEL "WEBSTER.
Con turning liii mutt celct-ruteJ orations, a t:let,tion from
! ihc ruiigit!! delivered on the occaktinii of hn ilcutli, unt)
: Ins lift und Time., by HAM TEL tMl'CKKU, A. M.
j Thii pluiidid wurk U juit publiatied. iu oneiaige vutume
of pupes. Il 11 printed on fine white paper und hound
1 in be-taiiiul style ; ctmtuim excellent tint illuftirutiuni of
J hit liitthpluce- und Muiminn nt Mantliticld ; and a full
leiipth life-like. Steel I'ortiuit. The puldmhcr olFcri it with
I'inititif nee to the American public, and is convinced that
j it will supply uii iiiiirlunt K-aut in American literature.
No work was to be obtaiued heretofore, winch pieaented,
wtlhin a compact und tuveuiL-ntcnmpaiw. the chief events
of the life uf Daniel Webster, his most remarkubla iutrl
! l,'l,,ual1eir"i;f' anduviit valual.lem.a.ntrut..gflu
eu-s whu'li the irreat men ,il thM niillun ut rd 111 li..iuir lii
II
ma iiieiiuiry.
B
j We preaent all these treaaurea in thia volume volume, at
: u vei v moderuto price, and in a very eunveiiient form.
huliwi iplKin pricv, iu clotli, tl,7S ; huudauiiiely siuuoaacd
I irutlier, tfli.OU.
Prrauua desiroua of liecominir;, Aftenta for tins valuable
Wurk, will addisss, for full partieulnra,
VUA.lt KI I.IO.'N, Puhliauer, .
33oulli Third treet, Plnladclyliia Ta.
rinladeljihia, Kebruury l!t, le5U. tit.
N0BLIT, BROWN & N0BLIT, .
Cabinet MaUeiV Flndlugr Store
AND BEDDING WARE-ROOMS,
Having REMOVED to tha new Iron Front
Warehouse, No. ii'l South Second Street,
below Dock, West Side, PHILLDELPHIA.
jV OW offer to ther customers and tha public
" generally, new and full assortment of
CABINET HARDWARE 6c MATERIAL8.
They invite tha attention of the trad to their
stock of Hair Seating and Curled Hair, of their
their own manufacture ; Also to a full assort
ment of BEDDING AND UPHOL8TERY.
Philadelphia, July 3, 18S8 ly
OWAVNE'8 Celebrated Vermifuge or Worm
Killer. The bast remedy kuown for i pelt
ing Worms. For sale at FISHER'S.
October 16, '68.
Stoves-
IOR SLE B n excellent second-hand Cok'
- ing Slov. also savaral Cylinder Cl
oa. Enqurr at tlm ofllc.
pORTand MADERIA WINES, Schiedam
Shnappa,WUd Cherry brandy, Blaakberry
and Lavender brandies for medicinal purpose at
July IT, A. TT.FISHER.
HIGHLY IM rORTAHT HEW
M. C. GEARHART,
H returned with new Stock of
Confectionaries, Frnit and Toys.
IT seem aa If new age, new life waa open
ing upon ns, animating every baart to nobler
deeds mil higher aims ! Art, Literature and Bci
erica will glow anew and aeek to develop sub
timer beauties and grander conception.
The business witfld too must feel the new In
fluence and every part he quickened and strength
ened fcy au increased vitality, which shall urge
us on with electric speed lo the consummation
nf greater things than was ever dreamed of in the
rinlosotihv of the past.
Animated by the enthusiasm which prcvatles
all classes, and desirous of doing his share to
wards "The great events of the Age," the aub
scriber would respectfully inform tha food peo
ple of BL'NBUKY and the public generally, that
lie haa just returned from the city f l'hiladel
phia with the largest and choicest atock of Con
fectioneries, Fruit and Toys that haa ever been
brought to this section of country. He la alto
manurHclutinc ell ktnda of Confer. tior.ariec, dec..
to fill up ottlcrn, vt hnleaa'e 01 ttUil, at short no
tice.
Among his stock of Confectionaries, moy be
found :
French Secrela,
lturned Ahnonda,
Cream White,
11 Ijeinon
Hose,
" Vanilla,
Common Sccieta.
Liquoucc,
Gum Props, ell kinds of aconl,
l.ove Lirops,
Mint Drops, red and whito,
Jelly Cakes,
Fiuit Drops,
etick Candtes, nt all scents
Rock Cumly,
Almond Candy,
FRUIT.
P'lnaiuin, I'rutHMi,
I'iHteji, Fitfsi,
L'urriuil" tliitl, Ciuoni),
Alnmndi, Rmisoii", Ntinofall kinds
LEMON BYKU1
of a eiinerior miulitv. bv the sinizle or dozen. A
superior ttuality of Secars and Tobacco, and
variety of Confectionaries, fruit, Toys, Ate, all of
which is ollercd cheap at whelesalo or retail.
Or" Jieinember thei name and place, aj
M. C.GEAU1IART,
Market et., 3 doors west of Fisher's Drug store.
Sunburv, October 30, 18-1S. ly
Ao. '20 tjirth ilrc:t, ahoue Chcsnut, I'hilad'a
MERCHANTS, business men, and persons
gencrully will find this hotel ono of the
must convenient and pleasant in the city. The
proprietor will use hie bent ellorls to accommo
date his puestH, and at reasonable prices.
December 4, 18.18. ly
NOTICE.
A IL persons indebted ta James Ilenrd, lute
ProthonVrlary of Northumberland county, for
Ices, tie, are Requested lo mako nnmcdiuto pay
ineut, and thus save cost end further trouble, as
all accounts remaining unpaid will be placed in
the hands of a Justice for collection. Payments
enn he made either to the subscriber or to J. S
Buard, at his ofiice.
JAMES BEARD
Sunbury, March 27, IR."8 tf
mVIBTXU HOUSE,
(Fiwmurly Klaie'e UlilI.) '
U'.WISBVKO, I'M ON CO, PA.
iii;tzi;i nopriftor.
ri'HIS is one of tlie larii-st and treat iiirnished Hotels on
X tlie Weal Uluneli. It ia loruted in the trusineas puU,
of tlio town, (il being tha only Hotel in Mnrket S4imre J
The proprietor ia rirtertntned, to use every exertion to
imrtte his In.iiio one of the best in t.ie State j and it orTeia
rare induct iiinnta for pcrauna wli 1 airend h aliort time 111
one of the moat plresaut towns iu ceutiul PeiiiisylVHn.a.
Churea very moderate.
Irfrwishuig, June li, 153.
lROWN'S and llreiniu's Essence of Cinget
" and iiuutand'a Magnesia t
July IT; '.18. FhMTRR'S
siiiE it i v v & "uTUf
Yhulcsule and Jtetttil Dealers in
FOREIGN Se DOMESTIC
WI1TE3 A1TD LIQTJCKS,
Mill stnel, (Eaul aide) Aorth Danville, 1'a.
rW E undersigned would respectfully announce
to their friends and the public generally,
that they have purchased a very extensive atock
of Wines and l.iijuorn direct Iroui the Custom
House, which they oiler to the trade at Philadel
phia prices thereby saving freight iVc.
JOHN' W. SHERIFF,
J. S. HALL,
Danville, Juno 19, 1858. if.
STO E.
MISSLOl'lS.V SHISSI.ER, respectfully in
forms the citizens of Trevortun aud sur
rounding county, that sho hue opened a new
store of Millinery and Fancy Goods, at Trevor
ton in iShanrokin street, nearly opposite Knouse's
Tavern, where all Kinds of ltonnets and Fancy
Goods can be had lit the lowest terms.
Dress making ulso attended ta ix the best
manner and latest style.
April aft, 1858 tf
mooee"& campion
An. 201 South Second Street, C duors ubove
Spruce,
PHILADELPHIA,
HAVE now on uaud the largest assortment of
ri.r. c.4 5hm:t h iimi i rc
Than they have ever had at any previous time,
and they invite the public to call and examine
their stock before purchasing, as lin y feci conli
dent thut their prices will he a sufficient induce
ment tor all who want good furniture to buy at
their esti'blUhment.
A large assortment of Pratt's Rack and Pinion
Dining Extension Tables always on hand, Spring
and huir MultressoK f .riiished at lowext prices.
Furniture carefully packed aud on reasonable
terms.
Philadelphia, July 21, 1858 ly
CWAYNK'S DOUR EL COR DIAL, a speedy
aud effectual remedy for Asiatic Cholera Dy
sentery, Diarrhotr. No cure no pay. For sale
t FISHER'S.
Ost It, '58.
Iishing Tackle. Red Cork, Orasa, Cot
ton and Linen Lie.es, Out Lines, Sea Crass
by the yard, Snoods, Flies, Kirby, Limerick and
Carlisle Hooks, Rods, cVc, for sale by
July 17. '50. A. W. FISHER.
Citrate of Magnesia
11
TASTELESS 8ALT8.
'l'lS.S preparation is recommended a an ex
cellent laxative and purgative. It operates
mildly, is entirely free from any unpleasant taste
resembling lemonade in flavor, prepared and sold
by A.W.FISHER.
Sunbury, July 17, 1858.
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL,
Second ttreet,mbeloie Arch,
PHILADELPHIA PA
'TxtfE above establishment having oeen rcno
vated and refurnished, .the proprietor assures
the public that call is only needed, ss he guar
entees full satisfaction iu every case. Terms
$ I per day.
A. M. HOPKINS, Proprietor.
September S3, 1858 3.0
stationery. A large supply of fancy Not
5 Paper and Envelope, Mourning, Letter,
and Can Paper, Pen, Ink, Sand, Ac, at
July 17, '68. A. W. FISHER'S.
J.T. JIKOWN, Maiiul'aclurinjj Jeweller, No. M Mai
den Laws, utlers bis stoek, coiiaistin of a Reiicrrd assurt
anent cuTLoekeis, Cbaina, are., wkic ars oaTsrul al tat
krwust cask prices, tieai uuhiocuieuls to oouatry aarsk
buyers
OetoUr (, I84 Sraos
BUSHONG'S fc SONS' Superior Burring
Fluid, for sal at FISHER'S
a Drug ard Chemical Emporium.
Sunbury July 17, 1858.
I JARR1S' Soothing Syrup, for Children Ueth--
ing. For sale at FISHER'S
October 16, 'S8.
JU8T RECEIVED a trg lot of refty mad
CLOTHING, Cheap t
J. H ENGEL'S.
Sunqnry, Dsc. II, 1151.
furniture runwrnijiE t
THE LARGEST 8T0CK EVER OFFERED
IN SUNBURY.
Fashionable, Cheap and fitful
THE subscriber, long established as a Cabinet
and Chair Manufacturer in Sunbory, thank
ful for past favors, solicits continuance of ths
public patronage. His atock of Cabinet-Ware,
Chairs, c, embraces
EVt-KV VARIETY., USEFLL AKD ORSA
RiKNTAL in housekoepiuir. It is unnecessary to enume
rate, as anything that may be required in hia
tin can b had at moderate prices, Cheap for
Cash, or Country Produoa'tuken in exchange.
bstalilisliment
A'oii(A East Corner of Market Square.
tiT Those knowing themselves indebted to
the subscriber would oblige him by making pay
ment.
SEBASTIAN HAUPT.
Kunburv, April i, 157 tf
PHILIP H. P'JP.DY.
tenoisiiM 155 fita:i
Grocery, Wine and Liquor Store,
5. E. cor. Walnut and Wafer Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
DEALERS and families will be promptly
supplied at th lowest prices.
October 4, I85C If
HERRING'S SAFE.
AGAIN THE
CHAMPION I 1
The ony Sule which, iu every
mstnuci', preserved their en-
IMiPIon; i u' coUents 111 tUe ltt,e
" n tire contents 111 the lute
tensive lire.
At the burning of the Arti-
,n I Tan Uuildings, April Kith,
rii '3sntl in the GREAT FIRE in
Market street, May 1st, 1850,
the genuine
HERR1NC3 SAFE
Preserved the Jewelry of Geo. W. Simons A
llro. ; Books, Popcrs, Ac, of Fisher Jt Uro.,and
Edward Seamans & Co., after remaining e
posed in the burning ruins for netrly FORTY
HOURS, and proving conclusively whit we
have always claimed lor them, THEIR GREAT
SUPERIORITY over all securities now known.
In these Ores, THE HERRING'S SAFE,
standing side by side with those advertised as
"warranted to stand JO per cent, more fire than
Herring's," cune forth tho ACKNOW LEDGED
VICTOR, not only preserving their contents in
EXCELLENT order, but bring in themselves
in condition to go throngh another ordeul,
while the boasted Salamanders" of other ma
kers were badly used up in every instance, and
in some cases their entire contents completely
destroyed.
To tho public he would aimply Ftiy, tliet. du
ring the fonrteen years the HERRING'S SAFE
has been before them, more than two hundred
have passed through accidental fires without the
occurrence of a single loss.
We would, therefore, CAUTION purchasers
against tho misrepresentation of interested par
ties. The HERRING'S PATENT is the only
FIRE PROOF SAFE made in thia citv, which
is protected by a PATENT RIGHT, and we
will guarantee it to resist more then double the
amount of heut of any other Safe now known.
I'arrcl, Hon Ing & Co.,
Role Manufacturers !n this State of
"Herring's Patent Champion Safes,"
34 Walnut St., 1'hilada.
CF" "Evans & Watson's Improved Salaman
ders," "Oliver Evans'," "C. 8. Gaylcr'a," and
"Scott's Alisetos," Iron Chests, (a largo assort
ment linvinrr been taken in part payment lor
"Herring's,") will be sold at low prices.
Philadelphia, July 10, 1858 ly
Suddle and Harness Maker
IIENKY HAUPT, JR.
Sv RESPECTFULLY informs tin
.-v'i citizens of Sunliurv and the nub.
lie generally, that he has taken
liv.gi7in.ia.iiy, Haiti no una lamu
the shop occupied bv Ulight and
. .1 i ir. . r'. i
1, -i. . , . . 1 1 . , 1.:.. . ,
uuch, vim uaui rati ut i j'uupia vaouiei .11 a- j
ker shop where he is prepared to turn cut work I
in his hue ol business equal tu any made 111 tins
soction of the country, Orders promptly execu
ted and all kinds of produce taken in Exchange
Sunbury, March 20, 1858. ly
CWAYNE'S CO.MP'D SYRUP OF WILU
CHERRY, an excellent article for Coughs,
Co.ds, A.c. For sale only at FlsH ER'S.
Sunbury, Oct. ii, ISS8.
SADELItY AND IIAENESS MAKING.
THE subscriber respectfully inform the citi
zens of Sunbury and vicinity that they have
commenced the above business a few donmebove
the Post Ollice, Market Square, Sunbury, Pa.
Work of oil kinds in their line of business will
he done promptly and neatly on the most rea
sonable terms. CLEMENT ct OYSTER.
Februaiy 13, 1858.
Fur til 11 Look lo latnr Interest.
LIME ! LIME 1 1
r"rvllE sudscriher respectfully informs the fur
niers and the public generally, that ho has
leaned the lime kilns of Ira T. Clement iu Sun
bury, and that he has always 011 hand, and is
ready to supply a good quality of lime to all who
may want for building or farming purposes.
He ha. also a kiln ut Keel'cr's crossing a miles
from Sunbury, or two from nvdc rtowu,
tV All kinds of Country Prorluco taken in
exchange.
(iEO. W. STROH.
Suubttry. r""- ss I?.
GEORGE HILL,
i-TTOHlTET Jl? LA77".
SUNBURY, 3? A..,
RESPECTFULLY informs the public and
. his friends generally, 'that he has removed
to Sunbury, and haa opened a law ollice at his
residence, in Market square. His acquaintance
with the English and German enables him to
transact business iu both languages.
April 10, 1858. ly
TObaOCO and SegarS 20,000 Imported
Segars of various brands. Eldorado, Fig,
Cavendish and fine cut tobacco at
A. W. FISHER'S.
Sunbury, July 17. I8S8.
SUNBURY FLOUR STOKE FOR 1859
(i O. II WEN, is yet at his old stand, South
J side of Market Square, Sunbury, and
keeps constantly on baud good atock of Flour,
Feed and all things in his line1 He haa now on
hand a fresh supply of No. I, supertiti FLOUR
No. 1 Extra, and Extra Family in barrels.;
Williamsport double extra in quarter barrel sacks.
Wye flaur, Buckwheat Flour, Corn meal and
chop tf all kinds for Sal cheap for CASH.
He is always ready to supply th wants of hi
eusto.nera. in small or large qantities.
ALSO, Crackers of all kinds for aale at regu
lar wholesale price. Ha hope by careful atten
tion to business, to merit and continue la receiv
the patronage of hi customer.
C. 0. HAVEN.
Sunbutj, Jan. 19, 1859. tf.
1JURE CIDER VINEGAR.
PURE CIUER VINEGAR,
PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
By Ih quart, gallon and barrel, for sal by
M. C. GEARHART.
Sunbury, July 31, 1818.
SMITH & CO.,
OYSTER PACKERS.
No. 9 Albemarle street and Ko. 10 S. Front
street, fSaltimore, Md.
Aid Bcott'i Cain, Portsmouth, Va.
RESTAURANTS supplied at all season of
tb year wth all th salt water delicacies
found ia th city market.
All rders promptly tnd faithfully UndJ to.
September 11, 1858. ly
ISAAC JH.'NVILKEKEO,
MANUFAOTUREROF
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
B Of the most Fashionable Style.
Sofas, Divans) and Lonnires
Bureans, Secretaries, Sideboard
80F4, BREAKFAST AND DII0 1 TABLRS
and also VENETIAN BLINDsVequaHo lj l
delplna manufacture.
lh,I!,rl,tY"yar,iclelntlli, linoof tusineM
H E suWribcr respectfully call, the .,t,nti,
-- of the public to hi large and .p0Jjj
aortment of every quality lmJ price 0 , Uhl
CAKIWE'IMVAKR
which cannot fail to recommend itself to.very ,nr
who will examine it, on account of it, duyrabu
workmanship and splendid finish, made Up of t it
best stock to be had in the ctty. No effort a
spared in tne manufacture of hi. ware, and tl
subscriber 1. determined to keen uu .i K
many improvement which are constantly b ing
ofH. ..manufacture all kind. ndnattli,it,
, , cirAius.
be no exrune for per,,,.,. ,0 pllrchac tumton h,
t lie c,t,c9, as every confide,,-, c i,c en.e, aine
about the quality .d f Ui
These .rticle. will be disposed of on .. R00fl
term as they t an be nurchnLl ..u .... VR .
tvy produ-e tuken in payment for work'
UNDERTAKING. Having prr)villc(J
a handsome H.xns ,le in now J pP
Lnderlaking, aud attending funerals, in Una vi
emity, oral any convenient. dUtunce from this
JHHC6
The War Room is in Few,, tstrect. be
low V eavarN Hotel. '
He has also purchased (he riu.it of mannfac
luring and selling m Norlh.imberland county.
Goulds patent Lxcelsoir Spring lied, wl,i,l,
wi I furnish t r.usonnhle rutes. tjpring, put i
old bedstead for three dollars.
lsAO M. WILKERSON.
Sunbury, April 18,1857 tf.
LANCASTER COILIEEY FoTsALE!
Iiniiui tant lo t oal (iponileu.
riM!.r:Und''o I'csse,,s "Lance.icr
tol .cry, near Shamokiu. Noithuu.herlan.l
county, 1 cniisylvjiitn, wi-hing retire from the
business, oiler for talc the Lease and Fixture
of cud Colliery, en satisfartoiv terms. This
Colliery has t.eu in operation since ln,-,4, n(
has been successful beyond expectation, 'lhe
Conl is a superior articles for nil i:s.'s to' which
Anthracite isapplied, ond a toorl msrket has been
established, which enn he ir.ndi extended. The
Breaker and Fixtures arc of the yery Ivst char
acter and will recommend tlietnuelves lo persona
acquainlr.d with the business.
The Lease runs to January I, 18K4, arid la a
ruvorable one for the operator.
For further information apply at '.he f'ulliery
in person, or by letter to Shun'iokin, P. O., Nor
Ihumbcrlaud connly. Penusj Ivnnia
COCHRAN, PEAI.E .f;o.
February (J, 183s). tf
iT-IOLD PENS with and without eases, ef a
IB T uptrior quality, jo rt received.
Also a fresh supply ,,f U'riting Fluid, for at
, , H. 11. MASrtER.
Sunliurv, Dec. 27. IK5H-
wiioi.uii.E nu RiTirr.
BOOT STORE,
40 South Fourth S.t, above Chetnnt. Phil ,,.
OOTS, Shoes, G.itcrs. A c. nroinnl'v i,, ,.l.,
I yy fk . , ' i ' " I
1 P f '" ordf 111 ",r vur-v 'e. ard of i!,e
i "ett material.
Philadelphia, May 9, 1S.S7.
DANVILLE HOTEL.
J-OHXsT DEEM, JR.,
Market Street, l'uncitle, I'n,
rimiS is one of the lare.t and most romm.i.
1 dious hotels in the interior of I'eniislvani.r
U has been reeenll lilted op, m excellent stle,
Willi all lire modern conveniences.
I'anvillcd, Sept. 22, lr.'5.
WHITE I10K.SK IiOTEL.
POTTSYILLE, PA.
'pHE subscriber . oh pec I lolly announce to his
-- old friends and the public, ihm ,e ,. tal.ju
that old and well known eMablisiiiuent, Hib
Whito lllorso Hotel.
At the corner of Centre and Mahantogo sis., hi
the liorough of Poltsville. 'Che Inline has r,.
cenily been very much enbrsedii.nl otherwise
improved, rcmleiing it quite as comfortable as
any other Hotel in iYhtn Ikill county while
the stiiUesarc largo, iu good rocditiun, and at
tend by careful, attentive, pi u. lent hortlers.
To travellers und others who may stop ut his
house, he promi.es every attention calculated to
render them comfortable aud sutisiied.
JOS. M. FF.GER.
April 5, 15'.- tf
MiM'r.Kcrt iu ti nr
r. J O . .tl i: 4 t .Si. SO,
rpilE oldest Electro Plater iu the United Mutes,
mauufnrtures of every varielv of (ioods
pluled with j ure .ilver, Albata, Uriuttnia and
Steele
Tea Setts, Urns, Waiters, Caners, Cake l!ss
kets, Pitchers, Goblets, Communion ceivicc,
Spoons, Forks. Knives, ic. All goods tirr&nt
ed as rcpreenk J.
North East corner 9th and Chcsnut streel.
Philadelphia, Penua.
May 8, 1858 lr
"OLANK Parchment Paper Deeds and blank
Mortgagee, Honda, Executions, Summon
Ac, fur sale b H. JJ. MASsEK.
Sunbury , A cril 20. 1H.'.
TJORT MONAIES, Tooih and IfiTi l77u7iTw
A all qualities, and any quanti y,'fur sale by
A.W.FISHER.
July IT. V8.
PATENT-DRITTANIA STOPPERS i
bar bottlea fur aale by
H. B MASSER.
Sunbury. .Inlr 19, JrtMt.
FOR RENT.
FIHK Store Room in Market atrcet, Inrmerly
X occupied by P. W. Gray. Apply to the ex
ecutora of H. Master, deceased.
A pril IT I HS.
P. MELANCHTON 6HINDEL,
Jl STIf 11 OF THE PEAtB,
SUNBURY, r-cV.
Ojfict in Deer Strect,immediately opposite the
Public School House.
All business promptly attended lo. Muni
eollected and ll ordinary writings done.
Sunbury, April 85. tbbl tf
PURE CONCENTlTTEirLY"EOR SA
l PONIFIER, far ul l FISHER'S Drug
Store. Pric SO els.
PATCHOULY, JOCKEY CLUB, SPRINO
FLOWERS, tke., ofth best quality;
fresh supply just received anj for sal at th
Drug Stor. of A. W. FISH ICR.
uubarr.Jirty 17, 18S9.
HENRY DONNEL,
ATTORNE1T AT LAW.
Ojfics opposite tkt Court House,
Sunbury, Northumberland County Pa.
Prampt attenlioii to business in djoininj
kwuul).