AERIVAL OP THEirOETH BRIT01T.
rsl'R DATaTLntTetl. OM im0FB.
DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
Kt-Opeuinf f Fripoiili ror Peac.
The ite.mibip North Briton ha. rried
with Liverpool date to Wedneidaj, the 20th
"'parliament wi prorogued on tha 18th ult.
and writa for the new elections issued.
Tho latest aspect of Continental affairs wni
re nsaurinjr, and the Paris Monittur bad pub
lished another pacific article.
Sardinia accept the principle of disarma
ment, whereupon ho Monittur publishes an
other pacific article. The latest phase in
Continental affairs was consequent!; more re
assuring for peace.
Parliament wait prorogued on tha 18th ult.
The Queen's speech merely refers to the dis
solution and its cause. It says the dissolu
tion has been resolved on in order to give the
country an opportunity to express an opinion
on publio elixirs, and to give to the Govern
ment the confidence of the lloise of Com
mons. The dissolution was to take place on the
23d, and the elections few days afterwards.
The English funds on the l'Jlli fell a quar
ter under a ministerial statement made the
previous evening, but subsequently all recov
ered, owing to the pucific article wbicli Bp
pen red in the Monlteur.
The final propositions from England to
Austria, touching the Congress, were sent to
innnu on the 19th.
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO
LIVERPOOL.
London. Wednesday. An unfounded ru
mor whk circulated in Londo i yesterday, that
mother attempt hud been ruauu on the Eui
pe or Napulenn's life.
The Monittur of the 19th, officially explains
the basis of action for the proposed Congress
ntnl I lie present position 01 the negotiations
It gays, that France, willing to prove bur con
dilatory disposition, promised to request Pi
edinont to disarm, on condition that she and
other Italian States should be allowed to tulio
part iu the Congress.
Everything justifies the belief that no fur
ther obstacle will oppose the assembling of
t lie Congress.
The King of N iples hud parted with his
family aud received the sacrament.
A seditious riot had broken out among the
students at Kolngna. The troops were obli
ged to tire upon them, and several were.
Wounded.
Kit I (US ItlOT IN IMNAV.A
Tie Troops Defeattdby the Populace Piyht
Hundred V, S. Marina and Suilori on
Short.
A PannrRn correspondent of the New York
i ,ui", gives the following account of the re
emit not there :
0,i rfuu J iy evening last, a riot occurred in
F.inainj,' which fortunately was suppreaved
Willi with the loss of only two persons killed
on the spot, but which at one time promised
to be serious iu tliH extreme.
Its origin was this : On the aflernoon of
Palm Sunday, a boat cume on shore, having
on board three young men who hud been suil
ing iu the Hay, Pedro ne Obarrio y Perez.
J nun Valleriuo and u Senor Sosa. As the
persons lauded on the bench, n negro who had
an old quarrel with Vo'.lerino stepped up to
him, and proposed to settle mailers ty a
light, us it is a custom to settle all quarr jU in
tlin sciiiion of Lent. Nallerino answered that
he would not light with him because he was a
negro. Tbe negro then pitched into his an
tagonist, when a general melee witli fis'.s,
flout1, pistols, Ac , took place, in Tibich Kosa
end a young man named Cassanova, were se
riously wounded with stones, and another, na
med Gomez, was wounded in the thigh by a
pistol i-bot. The white parly getting the
worst of the encounter, fld, but Vulierino
mid Oburrio soou returned with anm, and the
filil was attain lenewed. but a-jiiiti elided in
a rrtieat of the whiles, followed by a shower
of stout'. This latter all.tir took place ill the
vicinity of the Church of eiaii Felipe, in which
religious ceremonies were being performed.
The people in the churches and the proces
sion in t he streets tied to their houses when
tilings took n serious turn.
At durk tbe negroes moved ootside of the
city Trulls, threateuiiig vengeance against the
parties with whom Ibey had come in confl.rt.
l-Varing further trouble, Governor Obaldta
urilered thirty Bidding to patrol the streets
outside the western gate; but ot 6.J o'clock,
the soldiers were met at the reveliin Jly the
p.ipuuee, who, with arms, disputed their pro
",ivs Thereupon the Governor doubled
In force, aud then the Intendenle committed
tins grave error which many good men before
him tiHVH committed, of ordering the troops
to fire blank cartridges at the mob. The
popuUee returned the tire with ball, killing
inn chief of the troops, Captain Navarro, and
i n ol his mon. The troops thereupon re
treated, but mad" a stand on thu cily side id
the walls from the parapets or which they
iept up a lire all night, which was occasion
,l!y returned. But, so fur as is known, but
not more than half a dossen, of the out
tide party were wounded, and none killed
1 1 is calculated that from CIMI to 8110 slu ts
vere fired before daylight, when bolli parlies
efred.
Kirlyinthe commencement or lhe row,
hrue rockets were sent up by the United
States Ceusul, Ihe signal agreed upon.for the
Jniied States forces iu the Bay to come in
heir boats towards the shore. Ju an almost
ncredibly short space of tinie twenty to
wen'y five launches, filled with 800 men,
f..r.. kini as close to the beach as the wuter
rotthl lie r mil : but their services not being J
eeded, thev returned to their boats ot (lay-i-'ht.
In o'rder, however, that they might be
andy, ihe main body of the forces was order
d to occupy the St. Mary's, which lies closer
hm either of tho other three ships, tbe Mar
imae, tbe Vaiidalia nd the Saranae.
Rich I)KVKi.orixNT. .onie rich and im
ortant developments, that will Btartle the
olilical world, may be looked Tor during the
oming summer and full. Tha editor ol the
I ,.ni .n.r.lnn fllnht SBVS S
We have on file an interesting letter of
tttnruey-Oeneral Black, written snoruy si
er Mr. Buchanan took his seat as Presi
ent This letter denounces Democrats who
,vored the sale of tbe sinking public works
g in a league wilh tha ' Know Nothings and
.bolitiooisls'torob tha Slateand gave
,.m to understand that Mr ""Immbk
atermined to comedown and PROSCRIBE
V r... .I..;.., m think that tha State would
g better ofl if relieved of tho management of
ie works. Some treraocroie
npossible Tor a President to stoop solow
H il is nevertheless true that Jamel Bu-
n )m.iriaiS.oul Of tilt nrice,
,l....ju. ni htcautt theu fuvored a
dt and appointed men to office ho had no
be', recommendation than that they were
.j,o$ed to the sa " "
Suffereis from Scrofula and Scrofulous af
... " .i....n i Whf wear jour Pimples,
" " V 'v..' finre'.t Vb b.V. the
lco"' J" ,r.nu b. Dvsnepsia, Rheu
VV hv suffer Syphilitic
,odv. or tne nesn on -
t jo iggi-h W"oa drag. Md scatter its
umpVrf through your vamst Arias
oiip El ' of tsarsaparilla cors. these com
aiuts and cle.nsei them ont of the sy. em.
tiois. auu aocietj a
DRK.orvb fmat betwrkj kw
mpksh rnomiKTORt.
Tram Vie Haw Orleans Delta, April t.J
A serious rencontre took rise this morn,
ing I tbe law IBca of the Messrs. Cotton,
gimate on Exchange alley, opposite tbn Tost
OfTlce, rp stairs, between JohB M. Vernon
and Captain J. 8. Dossier, proprietors of
the Louitana Couritr.
It appears, from what we ran learn, that
there had been soma misunderstanding be
tween fie parties, and that there had been so
much disagreement that Mr. Vernon had
made known his intention to go into court
in erder to liquidate the concern. This
morning, early, M r. Vernon went to the office
of Messrs. Cotton, and was all d at one of
the desks, with his memoranda, for the pur
pose of drawing up a detailed statement for
his lawyers (who were acting also for Cap
lain Bossiere), when that gentleman came up
Ihe stairs and took a seat next to Mr. E. B.
Cotton, on the opposite aide of the room from
Mr. Vernon.
lie stated to Mr. Cotton that he objected
to being sued in this parish, and wanted the
action brought in St. Tatnany, where he resi
ded, at the same lime applying, so Mr. Cot
ton informs us, rather abusive language to
Mr. Vernon, who seemed, however, to take
no notice of it, and continued his writing.
Alter continuing to talk in that manner
for a few moments, Capt. Bossiere rose from
his chair and said to Mr. Vernon tnat he
would like tn see him a moment in tbe pas
sage. Mr. Vernon got op and followed him
to tbe passage, a Tew reel from the door of
the ofike, where Mr. K, B. Cotton states
that, from where ha sat, he heard the lie
given on both sides, and abusive epithets,
until finally he heard Capt. Bossiere ex
claim, '!) n yon, I'll shoot you." Vernon
then instantly backed into the office, and
drew bis pistoi, and Mr. Cotton sprang to
wards Bossiere and placed his hand on his
breast to prevent him from firing, though he
had not drawn any weapon.
Suddenly, however, Capt. Bossiere drew
his revolver and fired at Vernon, when Mr.
Cotton sprang out of tho way. Vernon
thereupon returned Bossiere's fire, ond con
tinued firing until he bad fired five shots, four
c f which look effect upon the person of Capt.
Bossiere, whose pistol clogged in some niau
tier. They then clinched and wore struggling
desperately, when Judge Cotton and one
oilier gentleman succeeded in separating
them, Cnpt. liossieie soon rushed up stairs
with a pistol, but was prevented from using
it.
Capt. 'Bossiere wos token to the Charity
Hospital, where, upon examination, it was
feu ud that he was wounded dangerously in
tho breast just below the sternum, the other
balls, one of which entered nnd came out of
his fice, and the other two through the left
hand, having cuused but trilling, though
painful wounds.
Dr. Fo-ter, the physician nt the hospital,
WM unable to ttntu ihi exact direction the
ball in the breast hud taken, but was in hopes
that it had gone round the body through the
integuments. Mr. Vernon wus arrested by
spec ml officer Parrel!, and taken to the Sec
ond district station house.
TIIK CAREER. OF AN EDITOR.
From Ihe New Or'.eins Picayune April 15
i'ho Bonham (Texas) Jmlepenilent, of tbe
2d inst., comes to us in mourng for tho death
of its editor unci proprietor, Mr. John Millou
Crane, who, ou the 30th ult., was shot down
in the street by Mathew Suddler. Crane
had a short time before, struck Saddler with
a walking cane. Suddler discharged one
barrel of u double barrelled gun at him a
short disUncu ; Crane received nt least
twelve buckshot in his body, nnd fell crying
Murder" Saddler run to the back door of
the house, where he was ensconced, order
id a negro to sudle a horse instantly, but,
without wait. ii, sprung ou the horse and dis
appeared ut lull speud. Ntthing has since
been heurd of him.
Crane wus taken home and his wounds
pronounced mortal. He lingered in great
ugony for four hours. He retained his senses
to the lust. His distracted wile bung arouud
his bed soothing and comforting him in his
great trial. His two children, one an infant
of only four mouths, and the other some two
yeurs old, -were, unconscious of the deep
tragedy passing before their eyes, cooing and
pluMiie uboul his pillow. Occasionally the
mother would raise them up to kiss their
dying father, who, to the very last, seemed
ouly concerned about their future welfare.
Crune was a native of Frankfort, Ky.,
where he was born in Mav, 181:4. lielore he
was eleven yi-ais of cge, having heard of
the revolutionary striiL'ulH in lexas.heran
owny from home to join tbe Texans, and ar
rived al Oaiveston iul slt-r the' battle of
San Jacinto. He was accidentally poisoned
found sick by a friend or the family, and
in hen homo. He had iu the meantime lost
father nnd mother.
Of his own accord, lie entered a printing
ofiice and worked hard learning his trade
by day, and studying by night by the feeble
Ik lit of b.ts ol cuudleg that be picked up
about the ollice. When the Crittenden ex
peditiun to Cuba wus organized, Crane was
one cf its most active friends, unit canvass
til several of the boiithern Mates to raise
meuns for it. After the failure of tho expe
dition, he returned to the printing business
and rgtahliMied a o; er called tbe democrat
lfoonville, Mo. In a couple of years be sold
out : removed to i ennessee ; started another
paper ; again told out : removed to Texas
start-da paper at (joliad ; again gold out
purchased the hotel at lndinnola - married
niece of lion. Mr. Orr, ol South Carolina,
got tired of hotel keeping ; removed to Bon
ham ; stin ted the Jndepentent ; and was
doing well, when his career was sadly and
bloodily euded.
The new furnace of tha Grove Brothers is
rapidly progressing. I he alack will be SO
feet in heighth the highest in to country
and the furnunce is calculated to make 200
tons of pig metal per week. Oamille Eemo
crat.
New Advertisements.
Centre Turnpike fioad.
THE stockholders are hereby notified that an
election will be held at the bouse of C. 8. Drown
in the Horougli of Norlhumlerland, on Monday
the sixth day of June nen, between the hours of
10 n clock A. M., and 3 o clock f. M., to cboose
officers to serve for tbe ensuing vear.
J. It. l'KlESTLEV, Prest.
April 31,1859 4t.
A GCOX HOUSE
1 ND 1.0 t' for sale in bunbury. Inquire at
this oince.
April 30, 18S9.
ATJDITOE'S NOTICE.
ritHE undersigned, who was appointed an
JL Auditor to distribute the fund arising from
Ihe sale, 'iy virtue of sundry writs of Kixhi
Facias issued out of Ihe Court of Common
Pleas of Northumberland county, of the personal
properly on the premises of Charles Weaver,
old aa the property of Charles Weaver and
William I Dewart. mil attend to the duties oi
his appointment, al his office, in tbe borough of
Sunburv, en Wednesday) the 25th of May next,
nt 10 o'clock in the forenoon, when and where
tboae interested may attend.
JOHN K. CLEMENT, Auditor.
April 80th, 1859. 31
BLANKS! BLANKS!!
Anew supplf of 6uniinnns', Kxeeutione.
Warrant, Buposnea, Deeds, Mortgages,
Bonds, Leases, Naturalisation papers, Justices
and Constable Fee Bills, 4e, cVc., just printed
and for sal at this Office.
Banbury, April tO, Itfff.
fiP.OROB KILL. J. P. tUINSEt. OOBIK
HILL SC QOBIN,; '
.EttorncB at 3Lato,
BONBTJKY, IA..
VTAVIiNU associated themselves together for
AA Ihe practice of Law, all business in this and
adjoining counties, ontrusted in their charge will
beattended to with fidelity and despatch. Office
North aide of Market Square; a tew doors east of
the Court House.
CV Counsel given in the German language.
Sunbnry, April 30, )85U.
NOTICE-
THE appeals will Ik held at tfle following na
med places and days, for the several lawn
ships and Uoronglis, in 'he county of ISorlhum
heilnnd. for the year 18'8, to wit :
Northumberland Borough and Point township,
at the house of Henry Haas, May I.
Chibsquique towr.thip, at the honse of James
Miller, May a.
V'orbut township, at the home of Abraham
Kissinger, May 4.
Lewis and Turbutville, at tha house of Hiram
Reynolds, Mav 6.
Delaware and MrCwensville, at the house of
H. J. Reader May 0.
Milton Borough, at the house, of John M. Huff.
May 7.
Lower Mahanoy township, at the house of A.
Iiolharmel, May 9.
Jordan tp., at house ofEhaa Bhader, May 10.
Jackson tp., '
Ciulen iSmilh,
Washington tp , "
Up. Mahanoy tp"
Cameron tp , "
Zerbe tp., '
Lit Mahanoy tp "
U. 11. Knbuck,
J. H. Adams,
Peter Weikel,
W'm. Fonlda,
Widow Rakrr,
Ellas Emerich,
Low. Aug. tp.
Sunbury borouah and Upper Augusta town
ship at the Commissioner's Ullice, May 19.
liueht tp., at the Kuh Bcliool House, may
Shamokin tp., at house of John ISeslut, " 23.
Coal tp., " Win. M. Weaver," 24.
Mt. Carmeltp" A Kerch, " 25,
FREDERICK HAAS, )
SAMUEL EST, S Cotn'rs.
JOSEPH EVERITT, )
CoMMISSIONRIt'S OpFICB,
Sunbuiy, April 30, 18.VJ.-3t
NEW YOlUv LINES-
T1IF. CAMDEN ft AM BOY AND I'UII.ADIXPUI A
AND TRENTON RAILROAD CO.'S LINES,
From Philadelphia to Xtw York and Way
J 'laces.
from Wnluut Street Wharf, rhil-icM. hia, will lravei
folloM-i, viz :
At 0 A M, via CnmJen anil Anilwy C ft A Accom-
inoOMlion, s
At S A M, via Cnmnen and Jeney City New Jer-
ey m-coinmoilavioii, 8 85
At 9 A M, via Camden mid J'ney city Mnruinj
Mini, 00
Al II A M. by Stenmli mt, via Tacnuy and Jvriey
citv Morinnp Kxpr., 3 00
Al a I' Al, viu Caimltiii mid Amb'y C and A. Ex-
press, 3 lie
At3( 1" M, by Sleamlnn!, via Tuony and Jerai-y
c-ilv. l-.veitlig Expiets. 3 OC
At 3 I'M, by fieiimli uit, via Tacoi.y and Jct-cy
citv. l Clnn 1'iclii-t, S 85
At 0 l' M, via Camden ft Jrracy i-uy I.veinnn M nil aid
At 1 1 I M, via Ciimdrn and Jerai-y euy Niijlii Mail 1 S5
A l 'i) V M. vm Ciiniifii ami Ami y Accoiinivda-
Uon. (I- leicitl unu raiReugei mi ciu?i iitxei, v
111 1 io
At 5 P M. via Cam.lcn and Amluiy Ace inmoda-
lion, ( 1-iciglit and rnssenger,) lt clan ticket, 2 35
lid " I 75
The 0 f. M. Mail Line rum daily. Tlie 11 Niglu Mail,
Sninidtiya excepled.
Kx)teR Linci atop al principal arfluon only.
For Kelvidera, EnaMn, Klrnnni; Ion, fte , alSA.M,
anil 5j I. M , I'roni Wnlnnt alreel wtmf
For Wiitei (jnn. Ptroudiitxiii:, Scrunion. Wilkealrre,
Montrose, liieut Ruiid, Ac, nt 0 A M, via Delaware,
L-HckiiWiinnti mid i emeni ronlroiot.
I'oi I'm-liolil. in 0 A. ,1. mid a I. M.
For Mount lluhv. aid and U A M, and a), 4 J and
s r m.
WAY LINES,
For Rriatal, Trenton, ftc, at 3i ami 41 P. M., from
Wiilmit alrjet wltarf.
or I'nmivni. llelmicn, Beverly, BurlniBt"n, Borden-
lown, ftp , nt aj r. 1.
Meiinitioat John iciann, lor uorueniowil anil nuorineui.
ate pliu-ei. al :lj P. M.
Steamb uit Tientou, for Ilriatol. UuihngLon and inlertne
dinlx nlai-ea. nt la M and 41 P. M.
Klfly pouiida ol U i)'g iee "illy, anoweo encn panenser,
Pioaen-icia are piniiili.tiul from taknnr nnvllnnv ia ling-
futic hut llieir wiirnig apjiarrl. Ail liii?ue over miy
ooumla I i tie naid for exlrn. Tlie Coin.ixuv limit then
ictp'iiiflilultly t-ir if-icKiiKe in one w i ar ier poiino, nnu
will not be linble foi tiny uinnunt Ueyoml 1UU DoJUia, ex
cept by special contract.
II 11. l A 1 .11111, AfUI.
April lit, IS50 ap. 30, '511.
PHILADELPHIA
AND
READING KAIL ROAD
Summer Ai'i-ancment.
AVRM. 18, 16C9.
TWO PASSNOER Traim leave Uar-ifbnr Dailv,
(Sinidai exieptrd.) at fi.i OA M, and a 40 P M . for I'lnl-
udeipliiH, arrivnnr tiiere at 1 1 M) noon and 7.411 P. M
llrtilining, Leave I'loixpilphla Hi 7 ( A .11 , aim l 'V
P. M , arm ing nt llairilhurv at 18 40 uu n and 8 ft f. M .
Fimwi-Tu Plnlailulnliia, No. 1 Curl, S3 ; Nj. 8 (ill
tame (tain ) 92 TO
I uu : To Heading, Hi .00 and ?l 3n.
At Meudnig. cnnuert with traina for l'ottivilla, Mlnen-
vilie, Tuinnciu't, Cutiiwiaa. At.
i- our 1 ramt leave Ktuinii); lor rnuaunpiiia auny, at o
A M, IU lr- A M. I J 30 noon und 5 IK1 P. M
.rave Pliiladelnlila lot Iteadini: al 7.30 A M, 1 30 P. M.
3 30 p M.,amt 4 45 P M I
l-AKKa-. Ifeumng lo rnuaneipniB. t?i iiiimsi o.
The Morunia Tihoi from lluriialiurg conneeta Iteiuling
With up train lor Wiiketlnrre, Pmaton and t-ranton.
I- oi lliri'Uli ticket and oilier nilorinnlion appiv w
J J. CLYDE, General Afcnl.
April SO, If'Sf-tf
SARATOGA WATER.
Analysis of Empire Spring.
The Analysis of the Empite V etcr, by Pn f
Emmons, is as follows:
Chlorade of Sodium, SC9.C96
DitLibouate of I.iine, 111 K C 4
llicarlmiiate ol Magnesia, 41,3)44
Kicarbnnale of Kada, 30, M 8
Hydriodate of .Soda or Iodine, 18,000
Uicaibenale of Iron, a trace, 000
Solid contents in a gallon, 496,353
specific gravity, 1,039
EMPIRE Sl'RlXO.
The water of the Empire Spring is bottled
with ihe utmoat care, and parked in atr ing
boxes, suitable for exportation, ky the subscri
bers. The Corks of all genuine Empire Water are
branded, "EM PIKE SPUING."
C. W. WESTON &. CO.
Orders may lie addressed to the Proprietors,
G. W. Weston &. Co., Saratoga Springs, N. V.,
or at their
DEPOT, 410 HROADWA V,
JS'ear Canal Street, Hew York.
ClHTlFICATIS.
Extract fiom a communication from Dr. North,
of Saratoga Springs, lo the Boaiori Medical' and
Surgical Journal, dated June Ihe 6th, I MS I :
"Thu New Empire Spring is working charm
ingly for Scrolula. Ho the profession know lb al
there are twelve grains of Hydriodate f 6"eila,
or Iodine, in a gallon of water double auv ulher
Spring 1 There being ouly a trace of Iron in
ihe water, I send my consumptive patients to
that Spring unhesitatingly, bilherto wilh mosl
satisfactory results.
Empire Spring, by R. L, Allen, M. a
Resident Physician, Saratoga Springe.
This fountain has more than answered lb
expectations of its friends; as a beverage, our
inhabitants who have diank il daily far several
years past, cannot be induced lo make a substi
lute of any other spring.
As laiherlic and alterative, my past expert
ence compels me lo say, that iu my opir.ion il
haa no superior here or elsewhere. lie eiemn-
tion from clay, and the small relative quantities
of iron which enter its composition, render II on
of Ihe beat if not Ihe very best mineral water for
commercial purposes! while iu ability to wilh
stand III trying influences of warm climates and
sea voyages, make it very desirable water for
tMrtlluif purposes.
These properties, together wilh the gentle
manly cere of its present preprielors, bav given
il eircu'.ation and lie abroad which ha hereto
fore been unprecedented in lb history of cele
brated mineral water.
May, Ut7. K, L. ALLEN, M. D.
roralby H. D. MASSER,
April 3, 1B9. fluabury, ?,
NEW nOTJTB FOB TRAVELERS I
Northern Central Railway ! !
6UMMER ARRANGEMENT.
01 ArrKR MOS1DAT, APHll. !"tl,
W-W. the Tranit un this rued will ran to ih follow
lag schedule i
OOtNO NOttTtt.
BUFFALO AKO MAOARA frxPHFaS TRAIN.
From DAInMOBHtoBOKBURt A WIL'MSPORT.
Arrlrs Iave.
S OU P.M.
Ot S 117
T IS 7 60
8 47 b Al
a oi v on
e au a so
9 A 9 t
9 M t 54
10 10 10 19
ie un in m
111 .1i tO Si
to 4u to 4-1
III 5 1 1 04
II IS II IS
II 9-i It (
II 31 II ill
11 HI tl )t
II 37 II 37
II 44 II 44
! 1-1 l 01
IU 14
Culvert Static,
York,
Krlileport,
Hulllnl,
ftlillersliurg;,
Oeotgetown, x
Trevoin Junction,
P;il!n-irove,
SUKBINY,
NorlhunitieflBHd,
Cbillitnuique,
l,cwiliurg,
Milton,
Vatwuitow-rt,
fjllintltoWH,
l:ystrra,
.Moiilcfomerf ,
herger's
Minicy,
AWuiioursvitla, '
Willuoniiporl,
0C1N0 SOUTH
From VTiLLumroar to 8UNBURY 4; BALTIMORE
Arrive. Leave.
IU 110 . M
10 IS IU ia
10,V 10 311
It il 10 37
IV 11 10 34
10 4a 10 4 4
10 49 10 41)
HI 4 III fiA
1 1 US' 1 1 Oil
II 11 II IS
il at n al
II m uu
II 3M II 41
II .VI II
, ia io ia to
it a ia aa
ia 47 ia so
I 04 1 ns
us a s
4 4-8 4 u
7 u
Lit, TBAIN.
GOINO NORTH
tVllliamapmti
MoMtoumviUa,
Money.
Ilarga'r's,
Miiiiigniiiery,
hysiri
liiiionlown,
Vulsontowll,
Milton,
l,iwialurjr,
Clollinqiuique,
Nurtiiuinlit- rlmid,
klMKHV,
Srliiii-Grnve,
Trcvorloa Junctioa,
i,eonrlovn,
lIilltfriturr,
llHtlfnx,
ltrele)ort,
York,
Uaivert elation,
From BALTIMORE to SU.NfttJR Y 4 VYII.'M?PortT.
Arrive. Leave.
Cah-ertStatma. 7 30 A. M.
York 10 81 HI a
llmliieporl 11 37 18 40
Claik'i Ferry I 2d I a
lliilnix I 48 I 41
.Milleiaburg 1 67 f HI
tliM'hauun- lilt l6
Mahoiiionga 8 14 8 14
Ucoreetown 8 87 I 111
Trevni-.on J uncviaa S 3 J 8 411
tMine-Hrnve 8 64 8 67
Sl.Mil.liy, 8 09 3 13
Noilliuuilierl-iua 3 8:1 3 U'l
Chillivqmique 3 3.5 3 33
I. ewiaburg 3 40 3 40
Millou 3 SO 3 60
Wntiontowa 4 00 4 03
L'liioutoiva 4 II 4 It
l-'.ynter-i 4 IB 4 IS
Montgomery 4 81 4 84
II, -rger't 4 83 4 aO
Mu. ry 4 33 - 4 33
Montoursvil! 4 49 4 49
Williamaiiuil B Oil
001NO SOUTH
From Wiitixauruat lo SI Nni RY 4 BALTIMORE
Arrive. Leive.
WiHiiinmport, 6 30 A it,
.Moalouiaviiie, 8 40 8 4U
Miiik-v, 8 51 8 M
ll.'iger' 8 00 HO
.Moniiomiury 9 04 9 I"-'
Evuer'a 9 04 t) 04
Unioiitouii D III 0 HI
Wuiioniuwn 9 IS 8 1(1
Miiiou, s ai ( v.i
i.nviahurg V 31 O.H
I'lnlliiqiinqua 9 37 9 37
Norlhmnberlaul 9 47 U 47
SINUUKY, 9 St 9 !.i
S'hnl (irovo 10 1)7 IN 10
Trevorton Junatiua 10 33 18 85
lieoretown, 10 37 1" 37
Mulmntonjo 10 SO 10 SO
lliiclmnau, 10 57 IU 67
MHI.tM.uiv II U8 II IK
llnlihix 11 81 11 41
Clnrk't Feny 1 1 68 II 68
Diiuplini I. 11 19 Id
Hlldgeporl 18 40 1 40
York 8 58 3 0
Calvert Slntion. 8 8(J
April 81, 1?S9.
jEKjR2A. FOR sale.
f WW1E aubacribera, . heirs and legal re presenta-J-
tivci of Jacob Shaffer, deceased, oiler al
private aalo the furin of the aaidilrceased. aitu
ate on the tSlumoKio creek, Iwc milra from Son
huiy, in Upper A injuria lowmhii. Norllininl er
land county, adjoining lands of Alexander Jonlun.
lieotgo C. nlker, und othera, roiiiaining 1 74 J
acrea, about lull acre ol which are ckarril.
riie iinpravemrnta are a Log Houae, r rame
Uarii, Wai;oti MieJ, 4c. There are alo Two
Orchards on the premises, all of which is in a
good Hale of cultivation.
One third ol Ihe purrhnae money will remain
secured on the property lor the widow. If said
property is not sold al private sale, it will l e
ofl'eicd at public rale, at the Court House, on
the first Monday ol August next. Temis and
conditions will be made known at the tune ot
sa!e. VM. MIAFFEIt.
Isaac shaffkr,
tJARAH KHAFFKK,
Heirs of Jacob Mia Her, dee'd.
Uppe; Augusta, April S3. I ."!.-4 1
BUY
Tin:
WAMSUTTA PRINTS.
They are the best Calicoes jet offered to the puhlii
for tbe money.
Won lis Agehts:
DErCREST, AniMSTZlONQ & CO.,
NEW Y O K K .
April S3, 1R59. 4m3P " .
3STOrJ?IC3.
8 hereby given lo the slockhoiders of the Pha-
mnkin Steam Ferry and Tow boat Cuinpaiiiv
that the annual election fur l'ireclors ol Ihe sad,
Company, will be held et the office of the Com
pany, in tbe borough of Sunbury, on Monday the
2nd dav nt May next, I oils open at 10 o
ck
A. M., and close at r. M.
HEN KY DONNEL, Sec'ry.
Fuhlmry. April, li:69.
NEW FLOUR, FEED.' FRUIT AND
PROVISION STORE '
flllli subscriber respect lully informs the cili
JL lens of Sunbury ami the surrounding neigh
borhood, that he has opened a Store et the north
west corner of Maiket Square, oppoiile Vandyke's
liullread Hotel, where be Is receiving, and u ill
keep on hand, Flour, Feed, Fruit and prov bidi
of all kinds, toch as
WHEAT, KYIS It BtCKWHEAT FLOUR.
Ouia. Corn and all kinds of Feed, Crackers,
Oranges, Nula etc.. Fresh Shad in sea
son, Early Vegetables Fruit &e.,
from the South.
He will constantly receive, by Railroad, from
Ualtimore and I'hiladelphia, all ihe delieaeies ol
the season, as they come into market, and trusts.
by prompt attention and reasonable prices to re
ctus a share of tbe public patronage.
WM. IHIUVfcK 0 UU.
Sunbury, April 16, 1H59. ly.
LOOK TO YOUR OWN INTERESTS ! !
It O O 1
AND
SHOES.
REMOVAL The subscriber respectfully in
forms Ihe citizens of Sunbury and vicinity
that he has removed his establishment from his
old eland lo Ihe ollire formerly occupied by L)r.
Awl, in Market Square, Sunbury, near the Nor
thern Central Railroad. Having ou hand well
selected stock of good materials, he ia ready to
supply bis customers slid other promptly with
work ready made or made up to order, in Ihe
latest tnd best style and on Ihe most reasonable
term.
believing the cash system is the best fur both
the customer and himself, he will endeavor lo
offer sura, inducements as will give satisfaction
to all who ma) iaer him with their custom.
P. S. Those Indebted, sre requested to csll
and settle then accounts without delay.
WM. H. MILLER,
f .nary, April 18, 1858 Iy
VANII.I.A IIEANH, Tigs, Dalea, Orange.
I.enione, Crun, nut of all kinds, jual re
ceived nd fur sal at th Confectionary Hlnra of
M. C. UEAK11ART.
Sunbury, April S3, 1859-
SYMPHONIAM8, (rud muaical inatrumenta
juat received from Know Hid, I.endnn, and
f.r sal hy T. O. COOPER.
Saiabntar, febniarf It, IMkV
Dissolution of Partnership.
TVOTICK is hen-hy givrn Hint the t'artnfreliip
' liereloforn exinliiic, lietween ttm anbtcriuera.
aa Fahriiq 4- Clnment, minrrs and shippers of
Coal at Ihe Coal Mountain Colliery, was ilia
solved ,y mutual torment, on the let of March,
1B.V1.
The huaineaa of the late firm, will he eellhJ
hy Kri"i)prick Fahrion, who has in pomession the
books am! papers, at Mt. Carmrl.
FliEU'K. KAHniOX,
lit A T. I'l.DM KNT.
Mt, Carmel, April 9, 1R39. 41
NOTICE.
Nkw YonR, April l(5l)i, I3K9.
A MEETING ol the ptocklioMi-ra of the
Trevorlon t'oal anil Railroad Company
will he hfld at ihe fiifard llonap. in Philadel
phia, on Tueaday, thn lllili ot Muy, at eleven
o'clock, A.M. j)y ortlnr,
F. I.. JOHNSON, flrcrrtnry.
April I ntli. 1H.VJ.
ISTOI'IGE:.
FIHE tihul election for a President and Di-
Jt -,4nri of 'II, o 'l'r..r..-l.., I'.,.. I IJ. II,. ...I
Company will he held at the Cirsrd I Ionic, in
Philadelphia, on Tuesday, Ihe 10th of May.
Poll open from 12 to 1 o'clock, P. M.
Uy order,
F. I.. JOHNSKYN'. Secretary,
April Kith, I8SU.
liniEUE.S letters teatiiiientarj to lli8 E
' tnte of Nancy Hunter, lato of funburv,
Nor humberhtid county, Pennsylvania dec ased,
have been granted lo the subscriber. All per
sons indebted lo Ihe enid fMute are reoriented to
make immediate payment, nnd tlon huving
claims or demands acainst Ihe Katnte rf the e nd
deceased will iniike nown Ihe sntne without de
lay to H KNltY B. TATIIAM, F.x'tor.
No. ti08, Souih Wharves, PhilaJa.
Philadelphia, April 1 IRol). (it
Scrofula, or King's Evil,
is a constitutional disease, n corruption of 0.
blond, by which this lluid Viecomcs vitintcil,
weak, nnd poor. Ileitis; in the circulation, it
pervades tho whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any pnrt ot it. No orRnii is free
from its attack", nor is tiiere one which it mny
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low liviuij, dis
ordered or unhealthy lbod, impure nir, Kith
nnd filthy habits the deprew-inn vices, nn'd,
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever he its oritjin, it is hereditary in the con
stitution, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation j" indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who fays, " I
will visit the iniquities of the luthcis upon
their children."
Its cfloets commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lunRs, liver, nnd internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands swellings; ond on
tho surfuce, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which Renders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu
tions not only suffer from scrofulous com
plaints, but they have far less power to with
stand tbe attacks of other diseases ; conse
quently, vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this, taint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de
cimates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination ; nnd non
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
nnd, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are Aggravated by tho same cause.
One quarter of nil our people nre scrofulous ;
their persons nre invuded by this lurking in
fection, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the nyntcm wc must renovate
the blood by an alterative medicine, nnd in
vigorate it by healthy food nnd exercisei
Such a medicine we supply in
AYE ITS
Compound Extract of Sarsnparilla,
the most cffcctuul remedy which the medical
skill of our times can ilcvisp for this every
where prevailing and fat id malady. It 19 com
bined from tbe most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of tho
system from its destructive consequences.
Ilcnce it should be employed for the cure of
not only scrofula, but also those other affec
tions which nrUe from it, such ns Ekittivb
and Skin Diseases, St. An rnoxv's Finn,
Hose, or Eiiysii'Hi.as, Pimim.eh, Pukttm.s,
IIlotchcs, Hi.AiN nnd llon.s, Ti'Mons, Tetthu
and Sat.t UiirvM, Sc.M.n Hkam, Kinowoum,
Hiir.uMATisM, Synin.iricand MiittcciiiAi. Dis
KASE9, Ditop.4y, Dysi'iu'.sia, Dumi.iry, and,
indeed, am Complaints arising phom Vitia
ted 011 Implke liiflon. 'Ihe jiopular belief
in " impurity of the blood " is founded in truth,
for scrofulu is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose nnd virtue of this Sarsupn
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without w hich sound health is impoboible iu
contaminated constitutions.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC,
arc so composed that disease within the rnnije of j
tneir action can rarely mtusiaiia or cvaae incin
Their penetrating properties search, nnd cleanse,
and invigorate every portion of the human orpnn
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalities. As a couseipicneo of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished to find bis
health or energy restored by a remedy at once so
simple ana inviting.
Not only do they cure the every-clny complaints
of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis niy American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures nnd directions
for their use in the following complaints: Vest ire
nest, llcai tbiml, Heartache uritinatiom d:ordired
Stomach, Xamea, iii(.V,'i AiiH, I'ain in and Morbid
Inaction of the ISoictls, 1'iatuUnc;, Lost of Appe
tite, Jau'iidae, and other kindred complaints,
arising from a low state of the body or obstruction
of its functions.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Oll THE ttAPll) Cl'llE OP
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, IIonrrnrs,
Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient ConMimp
tion,nud for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced atagca of the
disease.
Bo wide is the field cf Its usefulness aftd so nu
merous nre the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
licly known, who have been restored from nlnrmirg
and even desperate diseases of the lunes by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too appaient to escape
observation, and where its virtues nre known, the
JiuUio no longer hesitate what antidote to rmploy
or the distressing nnd dangerous nll'eetions of tbe
polmonsry organs that are incident to onr elimatei
Xl'hile manv inferior remedies ibrust tilion the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial) conferred benefits
on the alllictcd they can never forget, nnd pro
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be furitutten.
ritF.PAnr.D nv
DR. J. V. Al'EIt fc CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Friling V Grant and A. W. risucr, Punhury,
K. II. McCoy, Northumberland,
A.T. Bisel, Turbulville,
F. 8tol, Wind liap,
J. P. Caslow, Milton,
(i. H Cadwalder, rihamokin,
P. Uhler. Lhlersville,
And hy all Drucijists Cud Merchant. .
April 16. m.Vl. Iy
HAIID 1 IMES NO MORS."
A NY PERSON (Lady or Ueiilleinan.) in the t'nited
X XHtatea, pusnrsauta a small eanilal - ( loan Vh-l V 97 can
toiler ilitu an easy anil rerM-eliille husuiesa, liv whielifriail
$. to IMO p' uy eau b realised K"r Mirtieulaia, nil
die.., (Willi stump.) W. K. ACTON Cl ,
41 N.ith HIX Til blraei, I'liilad.lpliia.
Mareh H1I1, tfe&t 3inW.
'COAL! COAL! COAL!
From tbe Coal Mountain C olliery.
TH E subsci iber, now operating ihe Coal Moun
tain Colliery, at Mt.Caimel, ia prepared to
furnish all aize of White Ash Una I from his
colliery. This i superior quality of Wbi'e
Ash Coal, which h H prepared to furnish
promptly to order.
FREDERICK FA H WON.
Wk Carmel, April 1. IrMt.
540,00
Pnya ftit a full eourae In the Iron Chy 0.illw. ti e ler
gnat, mnt extensively patronized and U'atoigaii'Z'jil Onnl
mercinl Hchnol in ihe Ihiiteri Hlutea.
3o7 PTb'DI'.NTS ATTENDING DAILY, Much, lew.
Usual lime to coir plte a full course, from 6 to 10 weeks
P.very student, asin Rtaduntiur;. is Riinrnuteed t't la- eoui-
St-teul to nianaso Hie HiN.kaol any liusiuess, and quail
ed to earn a salary of Itotu
tVHKI to KHi0.
Indents enter at any time No Vaeati'in- Revler at
pleasure.
61 Premiums fir tiest PenmflnKliIji nwarded In l.'9.
tV Ministers !"ihis received al lintf price.
For Cnnl Circiilir ispeciniens of I!iiines and Orna
mental Wilting ineloae twn sinmps. anil arldress,
. V W. JI'.NKIN, rituhuiitli, Pu
Apiil (I, IS.Ifl ill aep 95, 'SMy
WHOLESALE DEALERS ' IN "
BRANDIES, WINES, UNS. &C
tpilB siibscribers have opened in Thompson's
-- 1J rick lluilding. Mill street, Danville. largo
and complete stock of
FOREIUN AND DOMESTIC LIQtJOR?!,
comprising the best hritrnlanf II randies, (iin, Old
Rye, Scot" h and lrih WhiaUry, IVirt, Slmrrv,
Madena, L hiittipiigiie and other Wines of all
grades, all of Which will be sold Wholesale at
life lowest city prices. Tavern-keepers by buy
ing of us can save at least the freight.
Persons desirous of pureha-ing lienors for
FAMILY PRE,
may rely tipon being furnished with a pure anrf
unadulterated article.
LS" Being determined tn establish n reputation
for selling cheap they refpN-tfully a dieit the pa
ircinnte ol tho pubi c. All orders promptly at
tended lo.
SHERIFF &. II ALL.
Danvil.V, April 9, I8SU.
iT3
Market Street, Sunbury Pa.
THU subscriber respectfully informs Ihe cili
zens of Sunbury, mid the public generally,
that be has taken possession of Ihe abovu well
known aland, formerly kept by John Leiser.
He is determined tn use every exertion to make
his house one of the best in the State, and offers
r re inducement for persons who fpend a short
I rote in one of the nioai pleasant towns iu central
Pennsylvania.
His fable will be supplied wilh the best the
market can produce. His bar will be supplied
with tbe purest liquors.
Careful and obliging servants nhtnys In atten
dance. A share of Ihe local and traveling com
munity is most respectfully solicited.
SIMON SNYDER,
A pril 2d, 1 No!). Cm Proprietor.
A. J- ROCKEFELLER.
SVttoincn at Caw,
OKSI'ECTrT'M.Y informs his friends and
the public that he has KEMOVEl) hisollice
to one door east of MessrK. Friling &. Grant's
store near the Court House.
All professional business entrusted to bis
cliiirie, in this and adjoining counties, will be
promptly, faiihful'y and carefully attended to.
uubury, April Sid, 18:'J. 41
NOTICE 1
THE
ADAMS EXPEESS CO.,
tiive notice that they have concluded arrange
ments wilh the Northern Central ltail Koad
Company, to run trains from Ualtimore for York,
Hiiinsburg, pauphin, HalilAx, 'I'revorlon, !Sun
bury, Northumberland, I.ew i.burg, Milton, ,M un
cv, W'illianisport, and till interuicdistij Stations.
Connecting at Harrisburuh with tho UHEAT
WKfTKliN F-XPKESS for Pittsburg, Cincin
nati, l.ouisatid the West.
Also wilh Howard & Co' Express at Milton
or Danville. Bloomsburg. Wilkesh.irre, Pitiston,
Scrauton, and intermedials Stations on the Cut
Inwissa, I.nckawuna and Uluomsburg Kail Uoads.
At Williinnsport, by Howard & Co' Hx press lo
Jersey Shore and Lock Haven. Also, by How
ard & Co., and their connections, fur Canton,
Troj. Elmira, Hochester, Uuil'ilo, Niagara, and
to ail accessible points in Western New York
ami Canada, by wbicli ihey will forward
Merchandise, Specie, Dank Notes. Jewelry, and
Valuable Packages of every description.
Also, Notes, Drafts and Ai'ill for Collection.
Experienced and ellicient messengers employed
and cery effort will be made to render satislac
11.111. JOHN 1HNGHMT.
Superintendent I'enn'a Division, Phil's.
A. W. FIiSHEH, Agent for Sunbury.
April !), 1859.
NET CASH DRY GOODS HOUS2.
EYRE & LAN DELL,
FOURTH 4i xncil Streels, I'lllLAtir.l.rill A,
i It P. nnw opeiiniit n full assortment of NKW GOOIJi,
i l-'Olt Till-: fPKlMj IIF IS5ii.
Hpr'uie: SilUi. of Sew Sivlrs,
l-'ashinnable llimlile i'kul R.-liei,
Jliavis "f tiic New liirtii SlvlfS,
i)e Irfihies uinl l-'uitcy lliess Cnvxls,
rluillnier Poplins ami Valeneiaf.
Trio eilinr llresa Gnmls, full vnriefv,
Itluiikels, Siieelingaiiil ll.mSLkoepiikg floods.
N It. Storekeepers are respertf -lly reqni-stnl tn ex
amine our gloek of ill.ACK BILKS, and HlAWl.S, be
fore ,uu-iasili:.
I'. S. New lio-ala reeeived ftaily, ami pood Xlargains
from the Aueti-'iis 'f New ork uinl this City.
Tgkui Nktt Cash and Paicks Low
Maria lain, 1K0. 3 niWd
BTallJVS A3SD SHADES,
CHRAP TOVL CA3TT.
II. J. WILLIAMS, IG N.trih Sixth Street, Plulmirl
pliin, it llie luiftehl Mtuiufut'turer ol"
MIVIMIH 11 li OS,
D MtAI.XB IN
WINDOW BIIADES,
tie' KVKKY VAItIKi V.
He is tlie Orisiimtor of all New Stvlrsaml has a fine stnt-k
lo lie nul at Itr.lll TKI) I'll It' KM.
HUFF, AND AM, Ol'lll'.lt riil.t'lia or I.1NF.N
fllAUKS, TIUMMINi;, IT I'l'Itl:'.!. Ac.
STCI1K -ll.llJl:S iminleil lo onli-r.
IV H. J. V. invitt-s eitizens of tins count? to en!l be.
fore iuicliasiiiT, ami ussiirea llieni lie ran sell a ln-tler
nrhele fortlie nuiiioy lliuu any m I1-1 esiiiliiisiniieiit nt iliu
I'niieJ !-tutis. .Mi,r-li -JS. I?W. lin'.'ic.
Northumberland Bridga Ctmpany.
4 N Elilit'TION fur ndirrrs and managers of
the Nortliutnlii-rlnml HriiltjB Coinianv, to
serve lor una year, will be held at ilia liouse of
Mrs. Uurr, in ISuitliiintberlaiul, on Mumlay, the
!!J day of May l.ett.
Tlie rlection will lie ciened at I o'clock, P.
M., and close at 4 o'clock.. I'. M
M. TAlitiAKT. President.
Northumberland, April lfilli, IK59.
FRENCH EUHB
91 1 Lis 8TOXU MAXlliUTORY.
TIIK iindersiiiiivd keeps rnnalantlv lianil
KHKNC1I IJt'filiSoi all sizes, and f.iriiisi.es
every articla required by Ihe milling trade.-
Complete salisfsi lion fiuaiaiiteeil lor eTary article
aold. Millers who prefer th solid Uurr, by giv
ing 4 lo 6 months notice, rrih have their orders
executed t the quarries in France. Address,
.WM. II. KtfPNfR.
A'ri"( S, InS'J 6m Harrisburg I'. II., 'a.
PLATF0HM SCALES,
3 ;v
atS e.ll, 11
F.VKHY IJI'.SCHII'TI(IN, PPITAHLF.
FOIt It All.llllAllf, Ac, lor wr.iiliu.K liny,
me and incichaiHlis" cineiiilly. I'nit hwsera
run 110 risk, eveiy Mle is guaranteed isarei-l, anil il, ailer
Itul, iHt lound aatisfacioiy, vau ta leturnctl wiiluiut
eliaae.
I." Factory hi Mi okl staml, eatahlislird far mnr. thaa
tluilv-tivs years. AHHOTT 1:0 ,
Corner of Nii.HI aial Mi-lailreet.,
Mareh Sth, IMO SinVJa. PlnluilJrihia.
JUKT KRCEIVED lot of I-.dre CLOT II
CLOAKrt.at t. H E.UEL 8 Blur.
Sunbury, Dc. 1 1, I86S.
tJWYNE'S FEVER StAUVE PII.1.8 -Th
tt.oal S eJy nd permai.tnt cur fur Fever
it Aim snd Remittent Fvrs, wilbont uy
Cluinin or Calomel. Foi sU U FteJJEU').
OtaoUr It, &,
THD V1TN iERICAN & FOREIGH
now to nivivP "r R'e
Mp..,s.Mc!.ACo.iKnliRS PATENT.
flaiLi.tiHc Ameiicmt, mre cV ftiri PnipriM"rtnf th
Agewv for Rwurinf Iho Hift'tiiig Uie mmi mit-r:MiBinl
hi ihn "i'liit?'! Pltm. Tbc ' InVrHtfim, lu fi)Uni
linr with the pfgreM of lnvti I em prre- nnWy fnunl.
pun! fiflufii yrtin, hihI iiHve i-r- i tm liFCiTiy rr tlt
in thin iicru'd, in-.TU Tntciit cnt- Bitl rntiflui'ici with
in tin; Worlil. mi vittfiiPB ol miy "lln-r Aftntnf
in iltcir nhilily nil! int:grit.y. they irtfctufideiir! texiv
f.-r t-t tli f'jiUiiMttlil'riry fart, thnl niilh pntpi ieaj r
icilcnlf l.ic Itwn inwl to Iheii rlirr. Mvo tliMtifuriit
.urc nt' j hf; mirt rtnrniif Ihi'drnijl the ItriM
hnvf cxiiiiiiiumI lumujrli tlivir cifinicul' 'fff"1, ihnf
WnKl'injjlMM, into t'i ii -virlly of wli nil t-l"!! OiTitr hi
Villi -nn. thus Hir-inltiiw to thrm kimw U (Wn'untid fn
(fit of Urn I'moit !Vire,Hiirivnil"i1 ly n.iy T ilt crtt
CV, N"t ntil' Ihift, liiil moip limn mir l;n! rW Hfffn
Ifitm ne-(tnrel by Alnorifun citieui in tfe KurofJu' ln
tii'f. iirGtuken thixngh t'un
Mann ' Co.9 Artcnciet f.rnt!ont $ ,
Jirus!tr!t JUHbt and T7tnn?. 9$
Mrrnlni tnf Advlri fUw fo frcnirn Amrripun
Port-iifti I'l'M-nm, will went., fret! of rhnrtrn, to nil
' niny wtth f"r thnl. MeMri; Alumi A Ct. pnnripiil f
fiivit in Ni'tf Turk nre i n the new Hnrk Bnildinet, N.
I Piirk K"W, f;i!tfrH rid of the Cily HhII Fnrk wharu
! till ruuiuiiinicfltiuiiii tthuiilil lift ililr'dKe-l, unit where InTeo
i t t fire c .nhully ifi itvd to cull wlienrvcr thf-y visit lh
citv.
Mrf-r. JSTiinn 3c C'. refrr by permiwioii to IT on Chnt.
Mu n. I :x-CnniniMioncr of I'mIimiI. Hm. .I'-pli II"it.
I'iKilniiiK'fT (ii'iimi! nnd Kx Coinmininiif-r of Patent, nnd
i nifln tn our vfii tl'Minntl Inventor in the Lulled Simp,
; wh.'c ptniri havo been prepnred antl proaecuted tlirutigh
tiicir A2TMuy, Adtlresa
Mt'NPf O.
Nu. D7 Tar Kniv. New York.
Mnrrt! 90, t3V
E?a-JS CHEMICAL
fBMI nndrriiinfd having received a large and
i well selected stock of
Pure Ornps onl ( firmlcal.t,
Dyeatoffs, OiU, Paints, tilnss end Pu'ty, is no
ready to fill order! a momenta rtotfee.
In connuetion with Ibc above yon will find an
aKsortinenI of Ksnry Notions, Toilrl Articles ami
I'pilouiery of all kinds, Towh', Hnir, Nails and
(.'lollies li rushes of every variety.
Customer will' find his stock complete, com
prising many articles it is impossible here to
enumerate.
HUM UMBER the 'place, under the office of
tho 'Sunbury American."
Physicians' Preemptions compounded accurate
ly and carefully.
A. W. FISHER.
Sunburv, April 2d, 1859.
Pcipher's Line, Kailroad Freight Cari
BETWEEN soa
jtgaji.rhiladelphia & Snnbnrylxp.
fl 'UK sniiscriliei ia riniiiine n line of freight curs lo ami
X from l'intniMpliiu wiliiout re-sliiiitient, niiil Iripcs lo
efituhlisli a g-a.il business ly prompt deliveries at reasona
ble rntt-s.
U'niel.oiiBe iu riiiluilelpiiia witli Frefil, Wan! .V Treed,
811 Muiltel street, wlifre enoiis Ace. fur Sunbury and inter
mediate punits snouiii lie l-rt.
T1IU.MA3 PEU'MI'.n, IlarrisliarK.
Mnrc-h 10. 1 f5f Gm
SPICES! SPICES ! ! SPICES ! 1 1
Vtire 11 ml So. I Ground Pepper.
Guii?;r, CiiiiHiinoii. Alipice. i Iovb.
AmTirmi uinl Mnulibli MiiUiuI.
CVyeiiue IVpper, .nimcn8, Muce.
Sup. Curli N-'tlii. Sultpetrt;, S.ilciatui.
SM. s.Hi;i, Iiutm.i.
Caniwav ini.1 Cuiniulrr P''ctl.
Afctitnn !iirv nut! littiuml Suit, flee'.
Fur til iin Kiiple. Milisnfil4 nnd CIO IN wtrf
Front mruut corner of iNew. Pluhtlriplni..
IIOWAIU) WORItKI.f.
IT" rurplinnern will Pud il creii.lv l tlirir intert'Ht hth
in (pinliiv pncii to Im y lin-rU' jinodr!, wIik-Ii nre war
mnt.tt jib rtpro8fntHl nr lWrlVittU. A truil in tlicitcd.
rhil;ulcl.iu.i, Mwrrli tO, IKVJ. I p8.
SUNBURY FOUNDRY!
rPJIE subscribers rispeetfully infirm the ritl
1 7.cns of .V'unliury and the public generally,
that they have leased the Sunbury Koumlry oc
cupied by Oeorijc Rnhrbnrli, pnJ'.hat they will tak
possession cn the first day of April, m-xt. when
iliry vfill be enabled lo furnish all kinds of Cast
iiiRs, such as l'loivs, Stoves, &c &c, at aa low
rutcs as ihey can li hud any where else. They
are also manufacturing thrashing machines, and
do ropuiriui; lit short r.oiiic. All orders addressed
lo them will be promptly attended to.
Country produce taken in exchange fir Cast
ings at air tunes.
CUXTO ROHRBACIT.
JACOll ROIIRBACU, Jr.
Sunbury, March 5, 16')9 3m
Select Winter Goods
A VERY LARGE STOCK!!
J ust received at the
People's One Price Store
or
E. Y. BRIGHT k SOtf,
SI.'yRl'R Y, PA.,
OI'R present stuck includes a choice selortion
of Dry (io. n!s, Head v M ado Clothing. I'oota
ami Miots, Hardware, iirocertes, ltieens an i
Classwure, Ac &e. Our Dress (Joods for lients'
and Ladies, contain all the new and desirabla
ailes. which lor fineness of texture, beauty, du
rability and cheapness cannot be siirpn-r-cd.
Onr Heady M aite Clothing was selected with
great cire, and all goods wnir.ihtcd to be what
ihey are r-preseiiled. Boots and Shoes of all
kinds. 1 lata and Caps of every stvleand priee,
and we solicit a careful inspection of rur large
assorlinenl of HtJiSlEKY, KACY NOTIONS,
oic. tiroctries fresh and pure. Our Hardware
embraces the lurgi-st stock of any othsr establish
ment in this section of country.
Please call and examine.
V Sri'ur to Pleas.
K. Y. HHKiHTiSi SON.
friuiibury, November S7, Uoi.
" central hotel,
SUNEUHY, Kortliumbcrland County. Pa.
rMM3 large and commodious Hold, now (in
ished and completely furiiishcil with entire
new furniture, at a large expense hv SlieriiV Van-
dyko, and muale al Ihe Rnilroud Depot north
east corner of Market Sipiore. .Sunbury, and at
the terminus of the Sunbury i lOiie and .oilh
em I'eiilr.il Railrosds, will be open for the accom
rnndation nf Travelers and the public in general
011 the FlltST DAY OF JAM ARY. I8.MI.
The priprietnr will give his ex-.lusive atten
tion, toihe comfort and convenience ol his guests
and is de erinineil to make this estublishmeut
rank among the first in the 5lnli
Hi: table will be supplied with the best tha
ma'ket can pro Jure having tbe advantage of
duilv contmuniisalion hy cars direct from Haiti
more, mid also from lliuso bringing pruduc fiuin
the suirouinliiig country.
His bar will be supplied wilh the purest liquors
the markel can proiiui
I'a-el'ul and obliging tdvants always in at
lenience.
A siiar nf the local and traveling community
is most rcij tclfully sol'irited.
.JOSEPH MOIST, Lessee.
Puubury, Pee. 18, leM.
Ucukss P. Aasrr. Joitt A. Nsrr.
ABBEY As NEFP.I
Mo. 5')S Norlli T1IIKU street, (lince doors above Vm.,)'
I'llll.AIlKl.l'IIIA.
. THE OLD HAROWAJIB STAND.
r.STASI.ISIIKU 'J'WCKTV-I-'OI' YSASS.)
I ' VFItY desi-i iption ol lliiildiii, .Hm-liaiui-al, Furnihi
I aud lloiisehokl HAKbH AM'., ra 11 w 111 H re, and
Will I otlrmt a! la. biwot III;.' a..l prices, tw Ct.ah antl
iiioiudI six months buvcia Nails mi .Mauulaclurets' on'
j vi. lor i.'usli.
I (Jitters i'roni sew enstotnera wiM receive strict amtaeea
rale atu-uiioti, una all soodss.tir I'Mai tins Iiosm will be as1
I repreneiitetl.
I IV" Ooi'H'TBT MeseasSTs, on il.eir nest visit to our
I euy lo make their forma: nmoliasea. ai. i-ouiially invtled
10 call sua rxailliliS our Elocs eml friees liejoie iureliai
in. Murik itih, lefts 3ti.V1.
JOSEPH FUSSELL,
JVb. 8, North Fourth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
ASl'FACTURER nuattiy eafUMx
bBKLLAS aud PARASOLS invite
lh allci lion of buyers lo his xtensiv s-tor,
nibracing many style not berelofor introdaeaal
Philad.lphia,-Jlsreh IS, I85W
IJ)('RE OLIVE OIL for I.I Ie n.e. i-sf
t H sad fl'ij cent jua-t r-KivJ (,
A.VVMnBJJi
July 17. '
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