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AN ODE OF THE TIMES.
fit ttlM POET t.ARIBT.
The ntherdny 1 asked a Mend,
If hit whistle ha would wet.
He nizd my arm and smiling raid,
1 will, old boy "jon bet."
Tim other night while at a ball,
A female friend I met,
Who, when I asked her if she danced,
Kejl!ed at once "jou bell"
1 wis nt chnrch a few lights since,
Where lot of rtonple met,
A Dutchman sairl, Tve fntiod the wsy,
I've got him now yoa bet 1"
1 met a friend npon the street,
Who deemed in quite a pet
I asked him vthut the matter wn.
He said, ' I'm drunk you bet 1"
I nsked a livery stable man
If he had a horse to let,
He pointed out an iron gray i
And (aid "he'll do you bet !"
Into a Jew shop then I stepped,
As 1 wished a coat to tret,
I put one on, end he exclaimed
" 'Vis a first rate fit yoa bet !"
Then to a barber T did go,
A uifger black at jet,
Who said, "Sir, if you take a (cat,
I'll fix you off you bet 1"
I asked a Baptist t'other day
If ho found the wnterwet
lie said he rather thought it was,
A ad awful cold you bell"
There was a fight upon the street,
Where several loafers met,
One said "I am a righting man,
Aud can lick your sort yoa bet t"
I colled one day t Clougb A Cu.'a,
To get the last Gazette,
A man wes fitting by the Mora,
Who said, '"Tis cold yoo bJtl"
Of all the people in the world,
That ever 1 have met.
The A merieans cannot be beat,
1'or aucb slang as "you bet !"
ExTRAORPTNANT ClHCtVISTAKCE A MN
DvtKO Twicb. A man died in the Seven
teenth ward, a day or two ago, who might be
smd tn hnve oied once berore, ana oeon re
called to life by a singular circumstance.
lie had suffered for a lonff time from con.
sumption, and crown weuker and weaker aud
weaker, and mora and more attenuated, until
he could not stand Dor speak. lie felt that
he had but a few days to live, and made every
prpartion for .approaching dissolution.
J J s wite watched Uesiuo mm, ann one mor
ning he beckoned to her to put her head to
his lips, when lie wtiisperea, "i am going
Jane." and took her hand.
A slight spasm passsd through his frame
a deadly pallor overspread his face, bis eyes
rolled upwards, and a rattle of death was
heard in his throat. At that moment his wile
screamed, and he started up in new vigor, and
asked faintly : "Why did you dothatf Why
d:d you not let me die in pence ?"
' From th it moment he began to recover and
grow t ronger and in a month he was enabled
to leave his bed and work at bis trade. Fie
lived for nearly two years after that strange
event, but finally was attacked with a return
of bis old complaint, and died after an illness
of three months. This is a very singular in
stance, but entirely true, and would seem to
show that the soul of the dying man was'call
ed back by the voice of a living heart, linger
ed for a while longer ere it left a kindred na
ture to battle with the world alone Cincin
nati Enquirer.
Last of tee Cuknixoh am Affair. The
claim ol Mrs. Cunningham to the estate of
the murdered Dr. linrdellwos set at rest for.
ever yesterday in New York. It will be
remembered that the surrogate made a decis
ion against M rs. Cnnniughain, holding that
she was not the. widow of Dr. Burdell ; from
that decision Mrs. Cunningham appealed to
the Supreme Court. The matter has been
in Court for some time, but no farther steps
were taken by M rs. Cunningham Yesterday
the counsel for the heirs took an order dis
missing the appeal, for want of appearance on
the part of the lady. This put a quietus on
all the proceedings, and the lady is once
uith plain Mrs. Cunningham, and not a
doctor's widow
Important Decision as to Contracts
Falling Dub on Sunday. A very impootant
question has been raised nnd decided in the
Superior Court of New York, upon this sub-j-ct.
The particular case was that of policy
uf life insurance expiring ou Sunday, the pre
mium upon the renewal of which was not ten
dered till the following Monday. But the
discussion involved the whole question as to
fulfilling any contract, the clay for doing
which comes upon Sunday. The general
notioo is thatin all such cass the contract
must be performed, or the offer made to cjo it
on the procediug Saturday. liut the court
io this case overruled the notioo, end declar
ed that when, from accident or mutuul error,
the day of fulGilion au agreement falls upon
Sunday, there is enough of principle and au
thority to justify the parly in deferring bis
performauo to ths Moud.iy ensuing, without
iinparing a right or incurring a forfeiture.
Hard Times i Iowa A letter from
Chickasaw, Iowa, stales that there is nut
enough breadstuSs in the country to sustain
the people until harvest. Flour is 4$ per
hundred ; cora meal $1,75 ; corn 13 per bu
shel ; oats CO cents ; potatoes $4; pork 10
coots per pound, and no wheat to be bad.
Col. Joseph Paitoo and his Wife, of Cata
wissa, celebrated their golden wedding on
Sunday the 2'itb ult., having been married
April 24th. 1809. They have lived all that
time at Catawissa. Their descendants of
three generations were assembled un the oc
casion. Col. l'axton, wba is well known
and highly esteemed everywhere in the State,
is 73 years old, but is still a huutty and
active man.
Stranob Coinhiiiskcii. The Pottstown
Ledger says it has been observed as a remar
kable fact by the citizens of Douglasville,
lierks county, aud vicinity, that whenever a
funeral takes place at St. Gabriel's Church,
t that place, it is almost invariably followed,
loon after, by two others, making three fu
nerals in succession. This curious circum
stance his become proverbiul among the re
sidents of the vicinity, and has been noticed
by many of the oldest citizens for many years.
At pronf tbat it is no Kile superstition or
rumor, the present pastor of the church has
recently made au examination of the church
register, which proves that this curious
coincidence has been of remarkably frequent
occurrence ever since the first iuteimeMs in
the graveyard. The church is one uf the
oldest io this psrt of the country.
' A Curiosity. We were last FrlJjy shown
living curiosity which was sent from George
town, by Horatio Snyder, as a prest-ul to
David U. Cruune, JSj., Our knowledge of
coology is so limited that we are unable to
describe the animal, further than it la a
( id like a frog, a tail like n eel, daws like
snapper, and a body tike a big "chaw of fine
cat tobacco," and although it resembles a ju
venile sea tiger Ilarrishurg Pat.
A Pfdrstrian io Ireland met a nan and
asked him why the miles were so plsgne long.
Pat replied, "Yoa see, now, the roads are not
good, so the contractors Disks sp for it by
good measnra."
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS.&C
'MIE subscribers have opened in Thompson's
Iirirk liuildinir, Mill street, Danvillo.a Urge
and complete stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUOK8,
comprling tho besthrandsof Brandies, Gin, Old
Kye, Scoti I) and Irish Whiskey, Port, Biierry,
Madcria, Champagne and other Wines of all
grade, all of which will be sold Wholesale at
lha lowest city prices. Tavern-keepors by buy
ing of us run save at least the freight.
Persons desirous of purchasing liquors Tor
FAMILY USE,
may rely upon being furnished with pure and
unadulterated article.
US'" Being determined to establish a reputation
for selling chenp thry respectfully solicit the pa
tronage of the public. All orders promptly at
tended to.
SHERIFF & HALL.
Danville, April 8, 859.
Market Street, Sunbury Fa.
PffHH subscriber reicctfully informs tho cili---
yens of Sunbury, and the public generally,
that he has taken possession of the shove well
known stand, formerly kept by John Lciecr.
He is determined to use every exertion to make
his house one of the l est in the Stale, and oilers
r re inducements fur persons who spend a short
time in one of the most pleasant towns In central
Pennsylvania.
His table will be supplied with the best the
market can produce. His bar will be supplied
with the purest liquors.
I.' a re hi I and obliging servants always in atten
dance, A share of the local and traveling com
munity is most reepcctfullv solicited.
SIMON SNYDER,
April 2 J, 1859.-Cm Froprietor.
notice'i
ADAB1S EXPRESS CO.,
Give notice that they have concluded arrange
ments with the Northern Central Rail Road
Company, to run trains from Baltimore for York,
Hairisburg, Dauphin, Halifax, Trevorton, Sun
bury, Northumberland, Lewisburg, Milton, Mun
cy, Williamsport, and all intermediate Stations.
Connecting at Harrisburgh with the GREAT
WESTERN EXPRESS fur Pittsburg, Cincin
nati, 8:. Louis and the West.
Also with Howard & (Vs Express at Milton
or Danville, Dloomsburg, Wilkesbarre, Pitlston,
Scrnnton, and intermedials Stations on the Oat
tnwissa, Lackawana aud Bloomsburg Rail Roads.
At Williamsport, by Howard & Co's Express to
Jersey Shore and Lock Haven. Also, by How
ard & Co., and their connections, for Canton,
Troy, Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, and
to all accessible points in Western New York
and Canada, by which they will forward
Merchandise, Specie, Bank Notes, Jewelry, and
Valuable Packages of every description.
Also, Notes, Drafts and .Bills for Collection.
Experienced and efficient messengers employed
and every effort will be made to render satisfac
tion. JOHN BINGHAM,
Superintendent Penn'a Division, Phil's
A. W. FISHER, Agent for Sunbury.
April 9, 1859.
Peipher's Line, Railroad Freight Cara
BETWEEN
Fhiladelphia & Sunbury.Jujp
rHK suhscriher is running a line of freight cars to and
JL from Philadelphia without re-shipment, aud hopes to
csiHuiisu a gouu uusiiiess ay prompt deliveries ui reasoiiB'
hie rates.
Warehouse in Philadelphia with Freed, Ward A Freed,
on itittrKet street, where goous &c. tor sunuury anti inter
mediate points should he left.
THOMAS PEIPHF.H, Ilnrrishurg.
March 19, 1839 0m
SUNBURY FOUNDRY !
iSHE subscribers respectfully inform the cili
sL zens of Sunbury and the public generally.
that they have leased the Sunbury Foundry oc
cupied by George Rohrbarh,andthat they will take
possession on the first day of April, next, when
they will be enabled to furnish all kinds of Cast
ings, such as Plows, Stoves, 4c., Ac, at as tow
rates as they can be had any where else. 1 bey
are also manufacturing thrashing machines, and
do repairing at short notice. All orders addressed
to them w ill be promptly attended to.
Country produce taken in exchaage for Cast
ings at all times.
CLINTON ROII KB A CH.
JACOB KOHUBACH, Jr.
Sunbury, March 6, 1859. 3m
NET CASH CRT GOODS HOUSE.
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH Jt AUCH Streets, PHILADELPHIA,
Vlitlnow openings full assortment ofNEW GOODS,
FOR Tilt; SPK1N6 OF 1659.
Spring Silks of New Styles,
Fashiouuule Double Skirt Robes,
Shawls of the New Spring Styles,
De Luines nnd Fancy Dtess Goods,
Summer Poplins nnd Yuleucinf,
Travelling Dress UotMfs, full variety.
Blankets, Sheetiugand Housekeeping Goodi
N. B. Storekef Ders are resneetfrllr reanegted to
amine our Stock of BLACK SILKS, and SHAWLS, bo
lore purchasine.
P. S. New Hoods received daily, and good Bargains
,.... il.. A...:..... X! ' 1. i s-,.. ..
..w.m ..... nu, i ui new , uir uiiu tiiia tiiy.
Teiik Nktt Csh and l'sicics Low.
arch 12th, lkM.3 mW3
1)LINS3 AUD SHADES,
-L OHRAP TOS CASH.
n. J. WILLIAMS, No. 16 North Sixth Street, Philadel-
pma, is tue lurgesi manufacturer ol
HISUOW ; IUaIXDS.
A! D DEALER IN
WINDOW SHADES,
OF EVERY VARIETY.
He is the Originutor of all New Styles und hns a Cue stock
to lie sow at t KUl Uf.l) I'KUIKS.
BUFP, AD ALL OTHER COLORS OF IJNEN
(WADES, TKLMMINOS, FIXTURES, fcc.
STORK SHADES punned to order.
Gf H. J. W. invites citizens ol this county to call he
fore purchas.ng, aud assures them he can sell a better
article for the money than auy other estahlivhmeut in tiio
mr.ru Maim. Aiurcn 30, isas. JnrJJc.
SPICES! SPICES !! SPICES 1 1 1
Pure and No. 1 Ground Pepper.
Ginger, Cinnamon, Allspice, I'loves.
American and English .Mustard.
Ceyenne Pepper, Nutmegs, Mace.
Suh. Carh S.ida Saltpetre, Salcratus.
r?(il. SihIu, ludio.
f'urawnv and Coriander Seed.
Ashton Ouirvand Ground Salt. tec.
Fur Sule at the Eugle M ill No 544 and 210 North
ronl street comer of New, Philadelphia.
IIOWAlii) WORRELL.
tr Purchasers will find it grea.lv to their interest both
in quality and price to huy these goods, which sre war.
lantu us representor or torfeited. A trial is solicited.
Philadelphia, Mnrch 10, leSiT. Iyp8.
PLATFORM SCALES,
F EVERY DESCRIPTION, StriTABLE
II "Aii.iiuAutt, jtc, for weighing hny,
coal, oie and merelmndisa generally. Purcliaseil
run no risK, every scsts is suarauleed correct, and if, alter
trial, not found sutistactory, eun he returned without
chares.
r- Factory at the old stand, established for more than
hi. iii-uvi jeun. A11BOTT to.,
xr i. .. ... Con"r f X'ntn and Mel.ni Streets,
Mureh jtlth, IMP 3iiij-c. Philadelphia.
PBENCH BT7HU
III I Lis STOK Irll.MFACTOni
"IilIK unilersiiineil keeps constantly on hand
-- FliK.NCH bURRSofallsiies. and furnish..
every article required by the milling tradu.
Complete satisfaction guaranteed for every article
sold. Miller who prefer the solid Hurr. bv niv.
ing i to 8 months notice, can have their orders
eiecuted at lha quarries in Franca. Address,
WM. H. KEPNfH,
April S, IS59 dm Harrieburg J", u., Pa.
JOSEPH FUSSELL,
No. 2, North Fourth Street,
PHILADELPHIA
ANT'FACTURER of bet quality of I'M
umlLLAH and PAKA--OL8 invites
the
attention of buyers to his extensive stork
embracing; many styles not heretofore introduced
Philadelphia, March 18, 1RS9
TSTANILf.A BEANS, Figs, Dates. Oranges,
V Lemons, Prunes, nuts of all kinds, just re
ceived and tor sale at the Confectionary Store of
M. V. liKAKHAKT.
eualury, April tt, 1859.
u s
THE GREAT AMERICAN & FOREIGN
TATENT AGENCY OFFICES.
Inventors, Seottr6 your Right!
HOW TO. OBTAIN LETTERS PATENT.
Memrs. Men tt Co., Krlitnrs and Proprietors of the
rVienlifle AmcirCHn, are cimrtiictins; the most successful
Agency for securing the Rights of inventors, to he found
In the United tiules. They have been personnlly fsmil
liar with the progress of Invention and Discovery for the
Jin st fifteen years, and hnve prepared nnd conducted with
n this perliid, more Patent esses thnn sny othur Agency
hi the World. As an evidence of lh confidence lenoscd
in their ability and integrity, they mny with proprietr re
fer to the extrnnrdinnry fu'ct, thnt nearly two thousand
patents have been issued to laeii clients, during the brief
space of two yenrsj and during thv snine period, they
hnve exnminecf through their efficient llrnnch Otlice in
Wanhingtnn, Into the nevelty of ubmtt three thousand In
ventions, thus affording to them a knowledge of the con
tents of the Patent Oinc,unnvnlled'hy any existing agen
cy. Not only this, hut more than one-half of all the Pa
tents secured by American citizens in the European eoun
Iries, aretnken through
Slunn Co.'i Afltnciei in London, Paris,
Brtusels, Berlin and Vienna.
(ircnlnrsof Advice IfnSv to Secure American nnd
Foreign Patents, will he sent, free of charge, to all who
may wirh fur them. Messrs. Munn tc Co.'s principal nr.
fit-es in New York are in the new Pnrk lluildiugs, No.
S7 Purk Kow, eaatem ide of the City llnll Parkj where
all communications should be addressed, and where Inven
tors are cordially invited to call whenever they visit the
city.
Messrs. Munn .V Co, refer by permission to lion Chns.
Mason, Kx-Commisstoner of Patents. Hon. Joseph Holt,
Postmaster Uenrrnl and K.t- Commissioner of Patents, and
also loom seven thousand Inventors in the United States,
whose papers have been prepared and prosecuted through
their Agency. Aanrcss
Il UptFi VIF.
No. 3 Turk Row. New York.
Mnrch 8(1, 1S50. ;
EEtTG" Fx. CHEMICAL
EMPORIUM.
HE undersigned having received a large and
T
well selected stock of
I'm o Drugs nnd Chemicals,
Dycfctofls, Oil, Paints, Glass and Putty, is now
ready to fillordcrsat a moments notice.
In connection with the above you will find an
assortment of Fancy Notions, Toilet Articles and
Perfumery of all kiwis, loolli, Hair, IN ails and
Clothes Brushes of every variety.
Customers will1 find his stock complete, com
prising many articles it is impossible here to
enumerate.
REMEMBER the place, under the office of
the "Sunbury American."
Physicians Precnptions compounded sccurate-
V and carefully.
A. W. 1- ISHEK.
Suubary, April 2d, 1859.
Select Winter Goods !
VERY LARGE STOCK!!
SFLE1TDID TAxlIETT
Just received at the
People's One Price Store
or
E. Y. BRIGHT & SON,
SUNBUnV, PA.t
OUU present Mock inrludpi a choice selection
of Dry Goods, Heady Made Clothing, Uootn
nd Shorn, Ilnrdwnre, (irocrries, Cuoens ami
GlaPswar, Ac, An. Our Dress Gooda for Gents
nd Ladies, contain all the new and desiraM
Ivies, which for fineness of texture, beauty- du
rability and cheapness cannot be surpassed.
0ir Keady Alade Clothing was selected with
(front care, and all Roods warranted to ho what
they are represented. Boots and Shoes of all
kinds, Hals and Caps of every style and price.
and we solicit a careful inspection of our lartje
aanortment of HOS1EKY, r A1NCY ISOriOISS.
&c. Groceries fretsb and pure. Our Hardware
embraces the largest stock of any other establish
ment in this section of country
rleasecnll and examine.
W Sxunt TO PLlUtF.
K. Y. BRIGHT & SOX.
Sunbury, November 27, 1858.
NEW GOODS
At the Mammoth Store of
lit a t ii:tjk: i,
NO. t MARKET STREET, SUNBURV, PA.
THE subscriber lias just opened at bis well
known cstablitlimcnt in Sunliurv, one of tho
chanstanj most desirable stocks of
Fall and Winter Goods,
that lias ever been nflWed in tbe place, and which
ha will sell for CASH or exchange for Country-
Produce. Those desiring to purchase goods will
do well to call and examine his stock.
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS.
All Wool Detains, Figured, Striped and Plain,
French Merino, all colors, beautiful Dress
Robes, Cashmcies, Shaded, .Tliiin nnd Striped
must be teen to form an idea of the extent and
variety.
Mantle, Stella, Chenille, French Wool Shawls,
Thibet and lirocho Shawls.
Cloths Cassimcres and Satinet
For Men and Hoys' Wear, lilack Cassimcrcs,
Fancy CsKsimeres, side stripes heavy, Doe
Skin Cnssiinerea, Satinets all kinds.
FLANNELS,
White and lied Flannels, all grades and prices,
15 uy Sluto Suck Fluniiels, colors finest qnulitios.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Doots and Shoes,
Hats and Cans, &c, 4c,
all of which were selected with great care, and
will compare favorably, as regards quality, style
and price, with any in the country.
UAUinVAUK, a full assortment.
Wood and Willow Ware,
(jueenswure, of all descriptions,
Groceries, a full stock in store,
Carpet Chains, &c,
Paints, Oils. Glass, Dye Stuffs.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore received
he will spare no pains to please all who may favor
him Villi their custom in the future.
Sunburv, Nov. 6. 18.18.
CENTRAL HOTEL,
SUNBURY, Northumberland Couuty, Pa
THI 5 large and comm.. diuus Hotel, now fin
ished and completely furnished with entire
new furniture, at a large expense by Sheriff Van
dyke, and situate at the K hi I road Depot north
east corner of Market Square, Sunbury, and at
the terminua of the Sunhury if Erie and IS or th
em Central Railronds, will be open fnrthe accom
modation of 1 ravclem and the public in general
on the FIK3T DAY OF JANUAKY, IBM).
The pMprietor will give hi exclusive atten
tion, to tbe comfort and convenience of his guests
and if determined to make this estublihment
rank smoug the first in the State.
liw Utile will be supplied with the best the
market can produce having the advantage of
daily comiTiuninalion by cars direct' from ZJulti-
more, and also Iron, those bringing produce trom
the surrounding country.
I His bar will be supplied with the purest liquors
the market enn produce
Ca-et'ul and obliging servants always in at
tendance.
A share of the local and traveling commumt
is most respectfully solicited
JOSEPH MOIST, Lessee.
Sunburv. Dec. 18, 1 HJSH,
IX'FIVED a largi assortment of Saiinett,
Caasiinere and Cloth, at
J. H. EXGEL'S.
6unbur, Dec. II, 18S8
J
UST RECEIVED a lot of Gantlemena
BHAWL8 and BLANKETS, at
J. II. ENOEL'S Stors.
Sunbury Dsc. 11, lBf8.
I L'ST KECE1VEU a general
" New Goods at tlic Store of
aMortinent of
J. H. ENGEL.
8unbury, Dec. 11, 1868.-
TiVXIE OLIVE OIL for tall, use,-two
at 3?i and 62 cents just received by
A. W. FISHER,
Julr 17, '5S.
CAWS. Wood. Cross Cut end Mill 8awa.
Superior article at
FISHER'S.
Suii'nirv, July 17th, 18ftg
JUKI' RECEIVED a lot of Ladies CLOTH
CLOAKS, st I. 11 ENGEL"8 8tore.
Banbury, Dse. 11, 186.
WnEELER & WILSON
MANUFACTTJIIINO OO.S
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
TPIIK unanimous favor wliieh hnsattoiKleUthe Introduc
X ti"n uf Wmkbi. Sl Wilsos's Family Sewing: Ma
chine, tt sufficient evulrnre of its eiceiknpe. It is need
lew now ti my, that this uscrnl instrnmmt is brominK
donmtie iiiaViintum i I Visa fnot i fwnrniri tiv ill StlCvera
(til use in thou snnds of Families in every rnnk hi life
those who hnve hitherto refrained from availing themselves
"i " anvuniapes, it may noi ne amiss to sny, mm nn u
nty s not a problem to be solved, but a succent already
icaliized. The higlient teslniony is constantly olTerel,0'n.
firming the verdict which hns given this iiittrucmeiitons
wnlc and enviable a reputation.
This Machine is conceived on a principle entirely or igi
iml, btiuft; specially and admirably adrnteu tothe most per
fect work on every kind of material; and, having bees
subjected ton threa years test of the most senicbing
clmractet by Fnmilies, nnd in various brant ties of Mnnu
facture, with diitinmiished success, it is Iwlieved Ibut in
all the great ponds requisite to complete nnd practical
Pewino; MHcnine, if cannot le approached in excellence
Among the undoubted advantages it possesses overall
others, nmv he named the fnlloAving;
1. Its simplicity of eonftructiou, and consequent free
dom f rom dernnprment mat need f repairs
2, Its unexampled rapidity and euse of opetation. ,
3 Its noiseless movement
4. The irrriit viitietv of niirnoM to which it enn be ap-
pliwt, which call be achieved by no other mechanical
means. And,
A". The pre-eminent beauty and durability of the work
'I find your Machine invaluable 1 Have used it a yenr,
nnd it has never been out of order. The slitch is very du
rable, nnd can be adapted to fine or conrse materials. It
works with the rapidity of a dozen pair of hands; saves
much time, faticue and exnenee. One of vour Machines
is used in my fiber's family ; another in tbe household of
a sister; and others by various friends. The opinions of
all accord with that 1 have just expressed." Mrs Anna
Cora Ititcliie.
'There is but one Sewing Machine ; nnd that is Whee
ler and Wilson's." Judge Meigs, of the American Insti
tute. 'The Sewing Machine purchased of yon has been whol
ly serviceable Itcv. Dr. Samuel Osgood.
No family can olford to do without it.
Opinions of tub New Yomt Press,
We prefsr them for family use.-Trilintie
They are the favorites for families Times,
Are without a rival Scientific American.
Works more iinif.itmly than the hand Herald.
Do the work of ten ordinary sewers Jour Com.
Kqual to nine sciuntrcsses. Itouie Journal
Tub machine, for family use. Advocate & Journal,
Most honorable to American gennis Independent.
We curi not lmugiue anything more perfect Kvungelist.
Will give entire satisfaction. Olwterver.
The best ever inventeft, Christum Inquirer.
In looking for the best, see these Kxamiucr.
Admirably oduptedfor family use. Chronicle.
Indispensable in every family. The Preacher.
We praise it with enthusiasm Christina Intelligencer,
Worthy of the highest uwntd. Sabbath Recorder.
A benefaction of the age Putnam's Magazine.
Magital in operation Mrs. Stephens1 Monthly,
tteyond all question, the machines Life Illustrated.
The stitch cannot be unraveled Am Agriculturist.
They maintain the pre-eminence Kx press.
Saves the time and henllh often women. Water Cure.
Our household in in rcstacies with it. I'ortcr's Spirit.
Supply the f:shi"nnble world. Ilnily News.
Are pre-eminently suncriot. Indies' Visitor.
One of our household g'ds I'. S. Journal,
rurivnlled in everr qna'ity. Day Hook.
Ptetty, useful, magical.- J ,e stir's (iiizette.
Have no equal foriiiniilv use Musical World
A triumph of mechanical genius N. Y. Journal.
Combine every requirement. Family Mugnziue.
Vastly superior to all otheis tioMen Prize.
We cannot tire in its praise New Yorker.
For further particulars apply to If, B. Masser,
Suribiiry, Pa., agent of the manufacturer, who
will supply machines at the manufacturer.
prices.
Sunbury, Mny 15, 185?. tf
A Valuable Book for Invalids
SENT BT KAIL, AND TftiT TO SS PAID FOR UNTIL RECEIVED
READ AND APPROVKD OF. IP NOT API'KOVKT) NO CHAOE
Ur. tSAMCKlsS. FITCH'S "SIX I.KCTL'lt J:s o
llitCHUfk8, Prevention und Ouveol UlfccnrU'S nt the l-uittJv
lliroal, llrnrt, iStumach, Huwrls, Isiver, Kuluira. Skin.
dec, K finale UitmnluiuiB, and Chroma thaeanei ffcneiully
mi the lsiiwi uf Lilc, and the true iwetluxl bv wl.icli Health
and vigor nmv be preservrit to one hundred yetin. A vol
ume ol 35 ptie, hunrisjuindy bound in muslin, Willi 125
iluiAirutioiit In this volume Ur 15. S Fitch, (who it
wultly known at the author uf n new und eminently snc
fppsful method of treatment f-ir the above ctnp!iiinli, and
especially coniuinptinn, nnd other diteaeei ot the Luiipi
nnd Thritat,) explains the lending (eat meg ol his treatment
and gives lain directions by which those I nt-lined to these
complaints may themselves prevent them or urr-t then
progress, over votMiOO conies of tins book have been
sold, nnd llieie are peisons in all puitsof our bad who
craieiuiiy ucKnowleUge itiat it tuts been the means ol pre-
bet v ing their lives and giving them many yeurs of good
lir;ili!i.
We present a few specimens of the mimemus cominen- '
del ions the h.M.k ha-t received
The New York Ti iluue thus closes n lewtliy not ire of
it -."The grrtii itnporiiiuce of the sahjeei und our roi.fi
itenre derived from ers:iiml knowledge and peip uial ben
efit in lr. Fticirs suffcetttions have iinpfllet! unto re
cmniend this work. Ve trust we hitvu Sittd enough to
induce those atriirted or threatened wi'h t'oiisuiiintu n, to
procure and read i)r Fifclt's biMtk "
Letter fr an lie Hon Hamilton Kisli, former finvenmr
of Nt-w York : "Washington, Fehruaiy !l'h, 11:1. l)r.
S. S. Filch JJear Sir : 1 bc)f to return my th.mks lur the
volume yu have been so kind as to presi-nt to me. The
very hurried examination which alone I have heen able as
yet to give to it, has excited i merest and brought tliu c in
vicliou that the reputation which thee lectures have
achieved is based upon intrinsic merit.
l'xtraet from u letter from the Hon. f. II. Haven, lute
memtrei of Congress irotu F-rie Co., N Y. : '! have no
doubt out it is a practical and very useful work. 1 hope
if will haven general circulation, and it will, I luvo uo
doubt, d imirh good."
Kxtract from a letter from the Hon. Colbert D;m, late
member of Congress. ul read your tix (stetureson Cr.u
Biiuiptive diseases three years ago, and shall again peruke
them.
Kxtnict from a letter from the Hon. James Irkliart,
hoe member of Congress. "From reading it I have re
ceived many vaiuul-le hints. I regniditus a work of
great merit. "
Says Sidney Warner, Keq., of Waterloo, N Y.:"My
brother and most of Ins family are dead of eoiibumpth n,
but I mid mine are living hi id well ; and I think it is owing
mtieli to the teachings ol your look winch 1 have followed
carefully for the lunt nine years."
We could till eulumns with similar statements
iy Winding to make this IjouK as esetul na possible,
we will forward a copy of it by mail, pott pant, to uny
addrees thnt may be tent us, and the pi ice 50 cents, muy
be remitted in postage slnmps or otherwine to us after the
book is received and uppioved of. It may be applied lor
personalty or by leiler.
Consultation byl)r Fitch, nt his office, 714 Brondwny,
N. Y., personally or by letter, free. Addres.
Jan. 93, 1P5P. 3in.
7U Uroadwuy, X. Y.
VAX MAACEV & 31tIiUOr.'S
ORIENTAL
DETERSIVE BOAP,
PHILADELPHIA.
"llrAltRANTKlJ In give perfect satisr:irtiin, nr the
V iHiiney wlil tie refunded, and our agents are lierehy
autlionzed tw make (J'khI any luilure of it ut our expense
A. VAN UAAUI'.N being a practical Kmp Maker, cud
having fur the lust twelve yeuis (at different times) expe
rimented upon and tested tins particular tfiuip, in various
ways, now ofVurs it to the pul.llcas a soap which will save
TIMK, 1. AHdlt und .MOMOV. We me willing it sliould
rest unou its own merits. All we usk is to eive it a fair
trial, and use it nccording to our directions, (lound in each
box,) aud if itdoes not give full sutisluctiou, ths mouey
will be refunded.
Among the many advantages over uthcr Washing Soaps,
the following may be named : 9
I. Clotlu-s need uo boiling, aud very little rubbing, (most
articles none.)
1!. One pound will go as far, for any use, ns three
pounds ut common rosin soap, or two pounds best family
up.
J. It requires less than one-half ths time and labor to do
the washing of s family, that it requires with the best
familv soap, and is warranted not tu iiijuie the fabric.
4- For cleaning Puiuts and removing (ireaie, 'far and
Printer's Ink, it is unsurpassed Machirists, Printers aud
Painters will find it su invaluable article for washing
hands, as it does not chup, but greatly softens the skin
6 The superiority of the materials used, and the 8osp
Mor CONTAIMNO ANT KXCI.S or AI.K4LIKS, is mora mild
than any other known Washing Soap, and undoubtedly
the beat adapted for white and eolored clothing, na well us
Cambrics and trices, and is WARRANTED NOT TO
HOTTHKCtlTHKM.
For sale at all resieetahle Giorery Stores in the city and
neighboring towns, and wholesale only by
THA1N McKFONE,
8outh Wharves.
Between Market and Chesuut rits., Philadelphia.
Fcbiuuiy ltb, 1630 tin
' liKORGI P. ASBKT. JoUX A. tint.
ABBEY Se NEFP,
No. 309 North TUIKD Street, (three doors above Vine,)
PHILADELPHIA.
TUB OLD HABDWABS STAND.
(EsTsSLisutB TwsTT-Foua Ysass.)
IVF.RY description of Building, Mechanical, Farming
'j and H lusehoki IIAUDWAKK, is now in Store, and
will us i feiii at the lowe.l maiket prices, Io Cash end
prompt sis mouths buyeis. Nails el Manufacturers' pri
ces tor Cnsti.
Oiders from aew enstomers will receive strict and area
rate attentioii, auS all goods sent from this house will be as
represented.
IV CotiTa MiacasXTs, on their next visit to our
eity to uinke their tpriug purvhsses. are ciifiially invited
In call end examine our block ami Prices nefoie pun-Ins-log.
March Ul", 1S68 SiuWa.
BL'SHOKG'M ft SONS
Fluid, for sale at
Superior Burring
FISHER'S
Drug ard Chemical Emporium.
Sunbury J:ly 17, 1868.
Pure Wlue aud Liquors.
TUS 7 received st FISHER'S Drug snd Che
" mical-Emporium.
Sunbury, Oct. 185.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEW
M. C. GEAIUIART,
Has returned with new Stock of
Confectlonaries, Fruit and Toyi.
IT seems ss if s new ogs, t new lire was open
ins? noon us. animstins every heart to nobler
deeds and higher aims I Art, Literature and Sci
ence will glow anew and seek to develops sub-
limer beauties and grander conception.
3Tie business world too must feel the new In
fluence snd every nsrt be quickened and strength
ened by an increased vitality, which shall urge
us on with electric speed to tne consummeuon
of greater things than wss ever dreamed of in tho
Philosophy of the past.
Animated by tbe enthusiasm which tirevades
all classes, and desirous of doing his share to
wards "The great events of the Age," the sub
scriber wduld respectfully inform tho food peo
ple ofSUNUUKY snd the public generally, that
he has just returned from the city ef Philadel
phia with the largest and choicest stock of Con
fectioneries, Fruit and Toys that has ever been
brought to this section of country. He Is also
manufacturing all kinds of Confectlonaries, Ate,
to fill up orders, wholesa'e or retail, at short no
tice. Among his stock of Confectlonaries, may he
found t
French Secrets,
Burned Almonds,
Cream White,
11 Imon
K.e,
' Vanilla,
CnmmiMi Secrets.
Liquorice,
Gum Drops, all kinds of scent,
l.ove Drops,
Mini Drops, red and whits,
Jelly Cakes,
Flint Drops,
Stick Candiea, tt all scents
Rock Canity,
Almond Candy,
FRUIT.
Hananas, Prunes,
Pules, P'ss,
Currants dried, Citrons,
Almonds, Raisnns, Nuts of all kinds
LEMON SYRUP
of a superior quality, by the sincle or dozen. A
superior quality of Scgnrs and Tobacco, and a
variety of Confectlonaries, fruit, Toys, Ac, all of
which is offered cheap at wholesale or retail.
I" Remember tbe name and place. .,
M. C.CEARHART,
Market st., 3 doors west of Fisher's Drugstore.
Sunburv, October 30, I8S8. ly
BLAIB'S
COMItiEP.CJIAL ECTJSE
No. 20 Sixth Street, above Ciesnut, I'hitad'a.
ITA I ERCHANTS, business men, and persons
i-8 geneially will find this hotel one of the
most convenient and pleasant in the eity. The
proprietor will nse his best ell'urts to accommo
date his guests, and at reasonable prices.
December i, 18!8. ly
N0BLIT, BK0WN & K0BLIT,
Cnblnct niakcm' rintlli)f Store
AND BEDDING WARE-ROOMS,
Having HE M O V E D to llie new Iron Front
Warehouse, No. 222 South Second Street,
below Dock, West Side, PHILLDELPHIA.
OW offer to ther .customers and the puMic
generally, a new arid full assortment of
CABINET HARDWARE & MATERIALS.
They invite the attention of the trade to their
stock of Hair Seating and Curled Hair, of their
their own manufacture ; Also to a full assort
ment of HEDDING AND UPHOLSTERY.
Philadelphia, Julv 3. 1 Kf8 ly
. 1? XX X3
COFFEE POT
AND
Being based, ns Dr. Hall, of the
Journal of Health, says, "on baience
and common sense," are rapidly
coming into use, and destined soon
to supercede all others.
ARTHUR, BURNIIAJI, & GILROT.
117 & 119 S. Tenth St, Philadelphia,
Sole Manufacturers under the Talent. .
Cj"For sale liy Drnters in llonae
kerpliitf Articles, nnd btorekecpvrs
cuvi nil ,
Dfrrmber 4, 18"8.
rziii.ADsrrKrA"AivD xiZ2Aiiwo
HAXZiKOAD.
CI-3IA.nC3H OF HOURS.
ON AND APTKIt MONDAY, July 5, ltSH, the down
n.tiruint; Passi'iitfr tnim will lava l'DttwvilU atb.15
A. M., printing It m litis ut 0.51 A.M.,und uinvmg ut
I'liiiaitf lilun ut I'J.'J, iicnit.
The tiiiwii Artfrihiiiii Train wiil Inave PitttsvilV nt 3.30
P. M., pMintr Heuiiug at 5-00, unit nrrivig at Ptitludei
j.hi at 7.40, P. M
iMornin unci At'tornonii Passfnger Trains lenve Pliilti
drlpMm nt nin. hours ns heretofore, 7.30 A. M . und 3 Uti
P. M., piiBHing Ktiuimg at 1U.05 A. M. and tf.U7 P. M.
LKUANOX VAM.EY DRANCH
Pnspoiicrer Train tenves Heading nt 10.03 A.M. (after
nrnvtil of Down unci Up Morning Pussenger Tram troin
Pottiville und PJiilaiMplim,) and tirrives nt II'irriRlmrg ot
l'i.3.i noiMi, iu time t" f"iuuct with P:iengtr Tiu.ns for
Sunliury, Willinmsport, Kirnira, Pittsburg, Chunlnrglinrir,
Uuitmiore and IiihubUt. Heturning, Ictives Huinuburji
nt Ji i5 P. M , ufter utrivul of Pusseiiger Trains from all
Jihcve putR, niul nrnven at Retidmjtul 4 63,111 time In
roiint?:t with l'p nnd Down pHssenper Trains t'J Ptts
villeuud Phitadeliiiiui. the sume eveiiine.
g. a;nicoi.Is9,
I'.nemeer and Superintendent.
July 17, lS.-$. tf
Wholesale Grocery -rl
EBY Ss KTJNKEL-'
Opposite the PennsylvaniaRail KnaJ Depot
HAKRISDUKC, PA.
"Wjr"EEP a large stock of the following named
3 articles, ami will sell cheaper than any
oihtr house this side of Philadelphia. Call and
see pries of
ColTi-e, I.ard oil.
Fish oil,
Tar,
Rosin,
Pitch,
Tea,
Spices,
Tobacco,
Cigars,
Vinegar,
Salt.
Hams,
Shoulders,
Oakum
Robes,
r lour,
Fluid, Calcined Plaster
Soap, Candles eVc.
Cheese,
S. H. Molasses, Syrups, N. O. Molasses.
Also, Cement, Safety Fuse, Crow Bars,
Sledges, lion and Nails, for sale at very small
profits.
July 3, '8.r)8. ly
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
BROADWAY, CORNER OF FRANKLIN STREET,
NEW "STORK CITY,
Has been recently refitted,
The Rooms ars newly carpeted,
Tlie Furniture ana Beds are nprrb,
nt tint Bsltis sie unsnriiiKSitl.
TAYLOR'S CKl.LllKATKl) SALOONS
AUK CUNNSCTKD WITH THE IIOTSL.
Here is eoucmitratnt all Hit cnnifiirls of a home, Willi
the luxuries of a pulses
THE SPLENDID LADIES' FAR LOR
Commands and unrquulted
VIRW or BROUIWAY,
. THE INTERNATIONAL
is the most eentrnl of any of the h st cluss Hotels for busi
lii'ss, or places of uinusement, and ofTers unsurpassed sd
vuitiuges lo fumilies and gentlemen visiting New York.
Ai rasD FaiKMiN, l'rcprk-lor.
New Yoik, July 3, IbSa. ly
STOV;Bg
IOR SLE 1) an excellent second-hsnd Cook"
- ing Stove, also several Cylinder Coal
MtovM. Rnqtnre at this nnica.
JUST RECEIVED a large lot of ready made
CLOTHING, Cheap at
J. H. ENGEL'8.
Sunqnry, Dec 11, 1898.
PORT and MADERIA WINES, SchieJam
Schnapps, Wild Cherry brandy, Blackberry
ind Lavender brandies for medicinal purposes at
July 17, '6. A. V. r lsHEK.
IT'iiihinar Tackle. Red Cork, Grass. Cot-
- ton and Linen Lines, Out Lines, Sea Grass
by the yard, Anoods, Hies, Kirby, Limerick and
Carlisle Hooka, node, 4c, for sale by
July I7.'n8. A.W.FISHER.
ALMONDS, RA1SON8, FIGS, LEMONS.
4. Ac., Ac, just received fresh supply end
lor sal st me isouiecuonary store or
M.C. GEARHART.
6unbury,Msy 16, 1857-
P ARRIS' Soolhing Syrup, for Children teeth"
ing. For ..lest FISHER'S
October 18, '68,
FURNITURE 1 FURNITURE J I
THE LARGEST STOCK EVER OFFERED
IN SUNBURY.
Fashionable, Cheap nnd I'scTul
THE subscriber, long established as a Cabinet
and Chair Manufacturer in Sunbury, thank
ful for past favors, solicits continusnce of the
nublic patronsge. His stock of Cabinet-Ware,
Chairs, 4 c, embraces
EVERY VARIETT, USEFUL ASD ORNA-
ItiENTAL
in housekeeping. It is unnecessary to enume
rate, as anything that may be required in hie
line can be had at moderate prices, Chesp for
Cash, or Country Producetakefl in exchange.
Establishment
South East Corner of Marlet Square.
ff Those knowing themselves indebted to
the subscriber would oblige him by making pay
ment. SEBASTIAN HAUPT.
Sunburr, April 4, 1S67. tf
PHILIP E. PTJE.B7.
wholisili ann niTiiL
Grocery, Wine and Liquor Store,
S. E. cor. Walnut and Water Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
DEALERS and families will be promptly
supplied at the lowest prices.
October 4, 1 856. tf
SUNBURY FLOUR STORE FOR li59
CI O. H AVEN, is yet at his olJ stand, South
I . side of Market 8uuare. tSunbvry, and
keeps constantly on hand a good stock of Flour,
Feed and all thinus in his line- ne nas now on
hand a fresh suiioly of No. 1. superfine FLOUR
No. I Extra, and Extra Family in barrels.;
Williamsport double extra in quarter barrel sacks
rlye flour, Buckwheat Flour, Corn meal and
chop cf all kinds for Sale cheap for CASH.
He is always ready to supply the wants of his
customers, in small or larfre qantilies.
AI,SO, Crackers of all kinds for sale at regu
lar wholesale prices. He hopes by careful atten
tion to business, to merit and continue to receive
the patronage of his customers.
C. O. HAVEN.
8unbuty, Jan. 19, 1859. tf.
HERRING'S SAFE.
AGAIN THE
CHAMPION 1 I
The ony Sale which, in every
instance, preserved their en
tire contents in the late ex
tensive fire.
At thff burning of the Arli
zan Uuildings, April 10th,
jand in the CHEAT FIRE in
Market street, May 1st, 156,
the genuine
HERRING SAFE
Preserved the Jewelry of Geo. V. Simons &
Ilro.; Books, Papers, 4c, of Fisher & Bro.,and
Edward Seamans k Co., after remaining ex
posed in the burning ruins for ncirly FOUTV
HOURS, and proving conclusively whit we
have always claimed for them, TH EIR GREAT
SUPERIORITY over all securities now known.
In these fires, THE HERRING'S SAFE,
standing side by side with those advertised as
"warranted to stand 10 per rent, more fire than
Herring's," came forth the ACKNOWLEDGED
VICTOR, not only preserving their contents in
EXCELLENT order, hut being in themselves
in a condition to go throngh another ordeal,
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 the public lie would simply say, that, du
ring the fourteen 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 the misrepresentation of interested par
ties. The HERRING'S PATENT is the only
FIRE PROOF SAFE made in this citv, which
is protected by a PATENT RIGHT, and we
will guarantee it to resist more then double the
amount of heat of any other Sufo now known.
Farrrl, ECcrriug & Co.,
Solo Manufacturers !n this State of
"Herring's Patent Champion Safes,"
?,i Walnut St., Philafta.
t V "Evans & Watson's Improved Salaman
ders," "Oliver Evons',' "C. S. Gnyler's," and
"Scott's Absetos," Iron Chests, (a large assort
ment having been taken in part pnvnicnt for
"Herring's,") will be sold at low prices,
Philadelphia, July 10, 1858 ly
SADELRY and harness making.
'IMIE subscribers respectfully inform tho cili
sens of Sunbury and vicinity that they have
commenced the above business a few doorsebove
the Post Olfice, Maiket Souure, Sunburv, Pa.
Work of all kinds in their line of business w ill
he done promptly and nentlv on the most rea
sonable terms. CLEM ENT t OYSTER.
February 13, 1858.
Farmers Look to Vour Interest.
LIME 1 LIME 11
THE sudscriher respectfully informs the far
mcrs and the public generally, that he hns
leased the lime kilns of Ira T. Clement in Sun
bury, and that he hns always on hand, and is
ready to supply s good quality of lime to all who
may want for building nr farming purposes.
He has also a kiln at Keefer's crossing 5 miles
from Sunbury, or two from Snvdcrtown.
CP All kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange.
GEO. W. STROH.
8onrittry, Pec. 58, 187.
NOTICE.
4 LL persons indebted to James Beard, late
Prothonotary of Noithtimberland county, for
fees, &c, are requested to make immediate pay
merit, and thus save cost and further trouble, as
all accounts remaining unpaid will be placed in
the hands of a Justice for collection. Payments
can be made either to the subscriber or to J. S.
Heard, at his office.
JAMES BEARD.
Sunbury, March S7, IRS8 tf
RIVIERE HOUSE,
(Formerly Klaie's Hotel.) 7
I-KWISIH'RO, VNION CO, PA.
It. G.Iir.TZi:i., Proprietor.
rplllS is one of the largest and hest furnished Hotels on
I the West Hiancli. It is IcM-tttt-d in the business puU
of lha town, (it being the onlv llifel ill Market Souure 1
The prupriri.ie is deteumned, to use vry exriuou to
iruke his inmw one of the best in t.ie Slate ; aud it offers
rare induci Hieuls for persons wh i spend s short time in
one 01 ma niosi pleasant towns in centra! I'euus)ivan;a
Charges very nuiderute.
Lewishurg, June 13, 1S5S-
BTO E.
MISS LOUISA SHISSLER, respectfully In
forms the citizens of Trevorton snd sur
rounding county, that she haa opened new
atore of Millinery and Fancy Goods, at Trevor
ton in Shainokin street, nesrly opposite Knouse's
I svern, where all kinds of Uomiets and Fancy
Goods can bo had at the lowest terms.
Dress making also attended to ia (he best
manner and latest style.
April 25, 1858. tf
MOORE ft CAMPION.
No. 2C1 South Second Street, 6 doori alove
Spruce,
PHIL A.D ELPHIA,
HAVE now on nand the largest assortment of
FINE C All I NET 11 K.MTUIE
Than they have ever had at any previous time,
and they invite the public to call and examine
their stock before purchssing, as they feel confi
dent that their prices will be a sufficient induce
ment tor all who want good furniture to buy at
their establishment.
A large assortment of Pratt's Rsck and Pinion
Dining Extension Tables alwt.ys on hand, Spring
and bair Mattresses f-irnished at lowest prices.
Furniture carefully packed aud on reasonable
terms.
Philadelphia. Jab SI, 185S. If
Si
ISAAC M.WILKERSON,
MANtTPAOTTIRER OF
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Birs. -?nd fc"SM
nd also VENETIAN b&S JSffiJ
BEDSTEAl)S,ph0r;tttttr ,
t "DavABBrLAND
1 of the public to hi. ZL .nd .f, '"i":"01
sor.ment of ever, quality .np '"
CABINET-WARE
which cannot fail to recommend itself to.very .n
Who w.ll exsmm. it, on account of it. SuUu
workmanship and splendid finish, made un of .h!
best stock to be had in the nlyToVJn,
spared in the manufacture of 1,U ware
auhscriber is determined to keep "p Vi.h , hs
man, improvement which sr. constantly b n
Its slso anuf.tur .11 kind, sodalities
of
CHAIItS.
deluding varieties never before to be hsd U
Sunbury, such .. Msno,, Buck Wtrtf
CHALKS1 1 Gsrcus i 1SB W,;
pf the latest styles, snd warranted to 1 excelled
by none manufactured in the Cities or elsewher.i
The subscriber is determined thst there sl.nll
be no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, ss every confidence can be entermine
about the quality and finish of bis ware and
These articles will bo disposed of oh as goon1
term as they can be purchased elsewhere. CeurJ
try produce taken in payment for work.
UNDERTAKING. -Having provided
a handsome Hksusk, he is now prepared for
Undertaking, and attending funerals, in this i
cimty, or at any convenient distance from this
pluce
The Ware Roum is in Fawn Street, be
low Weaver's Hotel.
He has also purchased the right of manure
luring and selling in Northumberland county,
Gould's patent Excsoir Spring Red, which he
will furnish at rrasonable rates. Springs put in
eld bedstead for three dollars.
I'M AC M. WILKERSON.
Sunbury, April Ifl, 1857 If.
GOLD PENS with and without cases, f t
very superior quality, just received.
Also a fresh supply of Writing Fluid, for s
hJ H. H. MASSER.
Kunhury, Dee. 27. I85B-
WUOLIS4LI Asn RliTllL
BOOT STORE,
40 Svth Fourth S.t, chore Chttnnt, Phil'a.
B BOOTS, Shoes, Gaiters. Ac, promptly ma,U
fL to order in the very best style, and of the
uvfi inaieriai.
Philadelphia, May 0, I 857.
DANVILLE EOTEL.
JOHN DEEN, JR.,
Market Street, Danville, Pa,
rjHIS is one of tho largest and most corumo
Jl dious hotels in the interior of Pennelvanin
it hns been reecntl fitted up, in excellent stle,
with nil the modern conveniences.
Punvilled, Sept. 22, 1855.
WHITE HORSE HOTEL.
FOTTNVILLE, PA.
npnrc subscriber respectfully announces to hie
old friends and the public, thnt he hns taken
taat old and well known establishment, the
Wliite ;iIorso Hotel.
At the corner of Centre and Mahnntogo sts. i is
the Roroug'n of Pottsville. The hou-e has 're
cently been very much enlarged and other ii
improved, rendering it quite as comfortable ,
any other Hotel in Schuylkill countywhile
the atuMesnre large, in good condition, nnd at
tend by careful, attentive, prudent hostlers.
To travellers and others who may stop at his
house, he promises every attention cnlculaled to
renuer uiciu conilor'aule and satisfied.
. ., . JOS. M. FEGER.
April 5, 185''.- tf
JJI.ANIv Parchment Paper DeTds andblu7ik
Mortgages, Bonds, Execations, .Summon.
for sule b
H. a. MASSEft.
1858
unbury .April
26,
pORT MONAIE8, Tooth und""llair BrnsUe
all quiilities, and any quanti y,rfr sale by
A. W. riSIIEK
July 17. 'S8.
LATENT BRITTA NIA
STOJ'PL'KS f
B MASSER.
bar bottles for sale by
Sunbury, .Inly 19, tHSR.
P. MELANCHT0N SlilNDjL,
JI SJI K t; ;f ISIK I'KACK
Ojice in Veer Strtet.immedialetit opposite the
'Public School House.
All business promiitlv attemU,) " tm :.
collet-tod and all ordinary writings dune.
funnury, April as. t57 tf
IJURE CONCENTRATED LYE ORSA.
POMF1ER, lor sale at FISHER'S Drug
Store. Price 20 eta.
pATCHOULVrJOt'KEY CLUB, SPRINU
a. FLOWERS. &c.
r,ui. i.. ....... . . . i
..-u .uj.jjiy just received and
for sale at tin
urug More ol
ifuubury, July 17, SiS.
A. V. FlsilER.
Obacco and Segars 20,000 Imported
Segars of various brands. Eldorado, Fig,
Cavendish and fine cut tobacco at
A. W. FISHER'S,
"unbury, July 17, I85S,
II EN it Y D0NSKL,
ATTORNEIT AT LAW.
fJce opposite tkt Court Roust,
Sunbury, Northumberland County Pa.
Prompt attention to business in adjoining
counties.
Pt'RE CIDER VINEGAR,
PURE CIDER VIXEOAU,
PURE CIDER V1XEOAR,
By tho quart, gallon and barrel, for sate by
M. C. GEARHART.
Sunbury, July 31, 18S8.
SMITH & CO.,
OYSTER PACKERS.
No. 9 Albemarle street and No. 10 S. Front
street, Baltimore, Mil.
Akd Scott's Crewc, Portsmouth, Va.
RES'.' AURA NTS supplied st sll seasons of
the yesr w;th sll the salt water delicacies
found in the city markets.
All erders promptly snd faithfully attended to.
September It, I8"f ly
Stationery. A large supply of fancy Mole
Paper and Envelopes, Mourning, Letter,
and Cap Paper, Pens, Ink, band, ckc, at
July 17. o-
A. W. FISHER'S.
lROYVN'S and Ureinia's Essence of Ginger
' end Husband s Magnesia at
Jiny 17. 'M.
FISHDR'S-
Citrate of Magnesia
OS
TA8TELE88 SALTS.
flllUs preparation is recommended ss sn ex
A cellent laxative end purgative. It operates
mildly, is entirely free from any unpleasant taste
resembling lemonade in flavor, prepared and cold
jj. A. YV. FISHER.
Sunhury.July IT. 158. .
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