y
THE BVENIKO HOHN.
BT . O. W. JMTtlM-
The farmer t his pb" doth stop,
Hie limbs are weak end worn
11 fit in would rense In toilsome work
Hat wait! the Eveuing llt.ro.
Hark. I (rum afiir. a mellow sonnd
On eephvr's winps 'tin borne
ll is, il is," the fxrinrr crirt,
"It If the lCvi-iiinit Horn."
TVilh j 'jful ha'.i lo now lcirot .ff
II il work till niurruw morn,
Ami next we ee him rut 111 iou.1
llo heard the Kveb'mg Ilitra.
Th bleating shep wtnJ their way.
A!otl,t the bvJye i f !h(t'i,
And, by the cliiiuinri (if fnch bill.
Answer Uic Eveniuij Horn
Tb grop.ing cattle lift llivir leaJr,
And now tlirir posture worn ;
Fuel to tlia furm-binne m xt the) go
They heurd the livvning H"in.
) u m o r 0 n s. .
Dcctoving ttPij.
Mr. Michael Fngan is a very worthy repre
tentative from "Grpou l'rin," residing m a
email dwelling in a small Villutge near Lloslon.
Michael it iudjttrlous and strives bard to turn
on honest penny to uccuunt, wleuever, ond
however, there may be. the slightest f rospeel
of profit. M icbuel I) is u little puteb of round
behind bis boiiee, n litre he. sappotls a few
ducks uud cliirkvus ; uud ibe IVesbi.tt rees in
the neighborhood cud uUajs bo found ou bis
premises, lor tn; never allows hituseir to be
pnsesscd of mora than 0 singlo dozen at uny
time before disposing if tbem, In ndiliiioii
to his stock of poultry, Michael purchased b
young ,ig, which lur lour mouths pelting
und nursing, be prided bin. self upon exhibit
ing to bis frit-uds aiAl oeqatttuUtiees, as one r f
the "swatest uud Mi.ctt crmtliuis iu the
wurld."
Hat Mictinel's p'g took e'ik, nnd from bis
c.oi)(,'hiU( ond sneezing syinptons, it wag cer
tainly evideut that be bnd contracted a very
bull cold.
Close by the residence of this bonet Hi
bernian, there dwells the village physiciaD, a
kind beartet man, itr.d very skillful, whose
practice is none of tbl largest. As ho cam
from bis bouse, a short time since, Miilnel
stooJ at his gnte, rtiuiinttting upon the (-halites
io I'avo." of bis favorite poiker, and obser
ving the doctor, Le builed iiiui with : "TLe top
uv the morniu' to ye doctbur ?"
"Ab, Michael, how ere you ?'
"It's very well 1 nm meself doclhtir but
perhaps ye'il be ti-lliu' u poor mBO what he'd
bo aftber, dniu' for bis pi. uhoae ; ahone j
he's very, si.k, doctbur."
fig," exclaimed the doctor with a smile,
"what pit:, Michael, and what's l ho matter
with him Y"
"Share he's very bed include so be is. A
cowlil, doctbur, shncezn' and bsrkin the bead
off him ami divil blutht the thing I can do wid
Lim "
"Well, really, Michael, I caa't say I'm Dot
ft pig d -ctcr 1"
"Share its myself Hint knows that. But
if it tvns a gomnn instead uv the durlin' cray
1hiir what would I be aflber doing wid bitn
for the cowlJ he has 1"
"well.'' continued the doctor, considerately
''were it a child, Alichuul, perhaps I should
recommend a iiiasturd Poultice to bis back,
nsd his feet put in warm water."
"It's oieself that's obliged to ye, doctbur, be
dad 1 am," responded Mike, as the physiciuu
passed along, und be entered his house,
"13iddy 1" be added, addressing bis wife,
"we'll cure the pig, so we wilJ." In a short
time the porker was invested in r strong n-np.
tatd plaster from bis tail to bis ears. Not
withstanding his struggles, and his wheezings
and torture from tlm uction of the unyielding
plaster, a tub of almost boiling water vms
prepared, and into il poor p'uey bus soubiI
above his knees. The result may be easily
conceived.
Next morninc, bright and early, Michael
stood nt the cato ouc more, awaiting the
coming of the doctor, who soon mado his
penrunce.
"Good, morning, Mike, bow docs the
come on ?"
"O, be gorrab, docthnr ! it was mighty
civil in ye to bo trailing a neighbor in
op
pie on
that wiy, to it was."
"Why. what is tbo tr.alter, what bas hap
ccned, M iehael 1"
"Happuii'd is it. I put Hie powltice on the
va, so 1 did, on' be squealed murlbor, an' be
dud it's no wonder, for the null roll'd oil bis
, back from bead to toil,
"Wbut!"
"Didn't I put the pig's feet in hot. wather
as ye tolwd me, an, be jdbers the hoofs tumbled
eff uv hi in tnttrely 1
I'uor Mike spoke trnely. Through bis ig
norance he had blistered ofl the briitles, aud
with the hot wuter he scalded oil' poor crun-
ter's feet. lie died under this double dose,
and though Michael has never since I'.i-keii the
doctor upon similar matters, be still insists
that it was "a mane tlirn'K so it was.
' When we're murriou, Julia, you'll see bow
I II drive you to the tastU in a carriage
'Uut, l)i-nnis, where is tl.u money tocouio
from?" 'Oh, we dou't want any money;
people do tilings now-u-davs on quite a new
principal, I assure you." "Indeed !'' said
Julia "Yes," replied Dennis, "und ofteu
they do them without any principal at all.'
Ingenius defence. A niun who was taken
op for stealing a shirt mado the following
ingenious defence : "I did not steul the shirt,
I was passing by a shop, und 1 w the shirt
banL'ins up. and then I took hold ofit.it
drouued down into my hands, and 1 knew that
If 1 stood there with it, uny one who suw me
inn would think that I meant tosttvul it ; 60 1
ran off to prevoiit suspicion."
Spbino Disksb. A very lorge amount of
the vtiacoiuioit lussitiidc, depression und actu
t! sickness which prevmls in the spring can
madifiHd or wholly avoided by the exercise of
a little redaction and sell del. la I
One of the main objects of eating io winter
t'.nia is to keep us warm, ond totuat emi, pro
viilem nature, gives u vigorous appetite iu
cold weather, but if a warm w eal tier ap
proacbes we cut wilb the appetite of winter
lue system not having time to adapt the ap
petite to the temperature, mischief will follow
as inevitably us ifu locomotive is diminished
in speed ouu hulf while Ike lires are kept
uuruuig as bercely us when it was moving at
tne uuiioHullowd rapidity. A piompt di
nunntion at tueb meal cf one-third of the
amount eaten in winter, bfainning befor
A pril in TUa Inttimdu of Kiw Yoi k, and ear
lier farther sow would tiimii.iiU spring dis.
upo w bu iiivuiLiaoie extent.
CMUIKIRU J'KATUOr XOVHO i.ALT Wini.a
Makiko Hr Wkdm.no Dke.s. A young lady
named Mathilda Ijuwyer, residing at Port
e y .
w .i., iiici, wuu . snocaing aautti a usy or
two since. Sho was silting ap muking her
m-miiug uress ma ngni or a fluid lamp
and lliiding thut the lluid was nearly alt cou
somen, she attempted to fill the lump from a
rauipucua cm, leaving one of t lie wicks burn
lug, but no sooner did the tl'iul can, ia con
lad with the 1 iu tit than it Cunillitllkipntc.it f,
the can, whiub exoloded l;ka niiinl c.uu..
iog the contents around, ad setting fir to
bar dress, burning bur so dreadfully that sh
ziirei mi murium aiterward. Ad in.
qoHit was held upon the body verdict act!
caiuai oeaiD, a. Ti-iOun.
Scroflila, or King's Evil,
is constitutional disease, conniption of tb
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in th circulation, it
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
In disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attack, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy, fowl, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above aTl, by tbo venereal infection. "What
ever bo its origin, it is hcreditury in the con
stitution, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and iourth generation j" indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who fays, " I
ty ill visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their children."
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lung;, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles t iu the glands, swellings; and on
tbo surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders 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 the attacks of other diseases i conse
quently, vast numbers perish bv disorders
which, although not scrofulous in tneir nature,
ore still rendered fatal by this taint in tbo
system. Most of the consumption which de
cimates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination j nnd many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidney, brain,
and, indeed, cf all the organs, nrlso from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous ;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fection, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanso it from the system we must ronovato
the blood by an alterntivo medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such a medicine we supply in
AYER'S
Compound Extract of Sarsnparilla,
the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of cur times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. It is com
bined from the most active remedials that have
Wen discovered for rhe expurgation of this foul
disorder from tbo blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only scrofula, but also those other mic
tions which arise from it, such as Uuittivb
and Skis Diseases, St. Anthoxv's Finn,
lloss, or KnT9iriitA9, Pimples, Pustules,
Blotchm, Slaws and Boas, Towns, Tetteii
and Salt khevm, Scald Head, llixowonM,
Rheumatism, Syphilitic nnd Mehcuiiial Dis
eases, Dnorsr, Dyspepsia, Deiiility, and,
indeed, all Complaints amsino from Vitia
ted on iMrunn Blood. The popular belief
in '" impurity of the blood " is founded in truth,
for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsnpa
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which' sound health is iinnoeublo in
contaminated constitutions.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FDR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIO,
are so composed that disease within the range of
their notion can rarelv withstand or cvnile them
Their penetmtiin properties search, nnd cleanse,
and invigorate every portion oi me numan organ
ism, correcting its "diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalities. As a consequence of theso
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is ostonisiied to Und his
hcalt'.i or energy restored by a remedy at ouce so
aimpte and invitinjr.
Not onlv do they cure the every-day complaints
of every bet1.;-, but olso many formidable nr.d
cangcrous utteasca. jno ageni dciow nnincu is
pleased to furnish gratia my American Almanac,
containing cei tificates of their cures nnd directions
for their use in the following complaints : L'ottivt
vess. Heartburn, Headache arisinq from disordered
. ... n' rif-..l...
rtomacn, iattsea, inaifjestxon, rum m ami muiuiu
Inaction of the Botce.'a, Flatulency, Loss of Appe
tite, Jamidiee, and other kindred complaints,
Brisintr from a low state cf the body or obstruction
of its functions.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE SAPID CUBE OP
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump
tion, and for the relief of Consumptive
Faticnts in advanced stages of tbo
disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu
merous me the cases of its cures, that almost
everv section of country Mounds in persons puD
liclv'known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, nnd where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate wnat antmote to employ
for the distressing and dsnperous affections of the
pulmonory organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
cnmmunitv have failed and been discarded, this
has Rained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted the'y can never forget, and pro
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
PREPARED BY
DR. J. C. A1ER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Tiiling & Giunt and A. XV. l'i.her, Sunbury,
R. U. MrCov, Noitl.umherland,
A.T. Uiuel. 'l'urliutville,
F. Btoti, Wind flap.
S. F. Cailow, Milton,
G. 11 C'adwa der, Khnmakin,
P. L'hler, Ubleraville,
And by all Druscista ai d Merchants.
April 16, 1859. ly
BUT
THF.
WAMSUTTA PRINTS.
I'hcy are the bc.t Calicoes yet ofi'ered to the public
for the money.
WllOLkSAI.E AlltJTI :
DrrcncsT, aiiwsteono & co.,
N E W YORK.
April 23, 1959. 4m3P
SPICES! SPICES !! SPICES !I!
Pure nml No. I Gtound IVpper.
CuijiiT, cinHitHKMi, Ai fpicf, I luva.
AnuTirnii umi Knlish .Mutianl.
Crvcmie Pfpjier, Nulnn'tt, Mhcp.
Su. Curb S ilu. Eni11c ire, baierutui.
Hu). Sutn, Indigo.
Carnv:iv tuid Crimider Sel.
AM"ii Unirvutul (!r-uuil Sill, fcc.
I or r-ule at tit Kuple Mill No 2A4 and 510 North
Front ircct Ct'-nicr nf Stw, Philmlelphin.
DCWAUi) WORRF.LL.
PurclKiseri will find it grea.lv to tlieir interest both
in qimlitv mul price tit lmy tine pkhIp, wliivli ro war-ijjiIi-0
nt repreentd tr forfeited. A triul 11 .ilicltid.
Phiiadtlphiu, Mnrcb 10, Jeil. ly9.
PLATFOKM SCALES,
F KVKRY DKSCKII'TKJX, SriTATII.F.
a ,'
Con),
1'Oil HAIl.lKJALi, til-., for weiirtiin liny,
ore und nterc)nnn. ar"ernlly. INiri-lnifeiS
run no risk, every st'iile it nurimlet'd corrt-t, and if, after
triul, not found suiiifuctury, cuu be rvturued witlmul
cliaitre.
IV Factory ot the old stand, established f r rriore Ihnn
tli'rtv-five yeuis. AllUtiTT Co.,
Corner of Ninth and Mrl"ii Hrreets,
Mureli Mill, lf 'O vin'.c. I'lnluJil.ij.
fhencii ETjnn
!IIIM. STO.IK MA.sVFACTOnV.
flIIE undersiined keepe constantly nn hand
F15ENCH UL'ilHSofall aiiea.and furnishea
every arlicle required hy the milling trado.
Complete satisfaction guaianteed for every arlicle
told. .Millers will preler tne soim nurr, ny g:v.
ing 4 to 0 months notice, can have their orders
executed at the quarries in frame. Address,
VM. H. KEPNFK,
April 9, 1853 Cm Harrishurg P. O., Pa.
JOSEPH FUSSELL,
No. 2, Kuril Foukh Street,
HIIJDEI.PHU
ANITACTURERof he t quality of UM
13UE1.I.A8 end PARAOI.S invites
ine utleeiiort of huvers to his eitensive elork,
embracing many st) It's not heretofore introduced
Philadelphia. March 13. 159
L'ST KKCKIVEU a Keural assortment of
New Good at the Store of
j. II. ENCEL.
8unbury, Dec. II, lSSg.
CII.VEU WATCHES. A few double ease
Englwh Stiver Wttrkess for aala at very low
H B KASSBB.
WII01.E8ALB DEALER IN
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS.&C-
rilHE smb.eriheri hav opened In Thompson's
A Brick Bulldlnv, Mill street. Danville, large
and complete stork of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
comprising tl. ) bet brands of D randies, Gin, Old
Itye, Scolcli aud Irish Whiakey, fort, 8:ierry,
Madcria, Champairne and otlur Wines of all
grades, all of which will be sold Wholesale at
the lowest rily prices. Tavern-keepers by buy
ing of us can save at leant the freight.
Persons desirous of purchasing liquors for
F A M I I. r" USE,
may rely upon being furnished with a pure and
unadulterated article.
Ijfl'cing determined lo establish a reputation
fur selling cheap they respectfully solicit the pa
tronage of th publ o. All orders promptly at
tended to.
SHERIFF A HALL.
Danville, April 9, 1859.
Market Etreet, Bunbury Pa.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the titi
7'ris of Sunbury, ami the public generally,
that he his taken possession of the above well
known aland, formerly kept by John I.eiser.
II. is determined to use every exertion to make
his houa one of the hcsl in the Ktale, and offers
r re inducements fur persons who spend a hort
time in one of the moat pleasant towns in central
Pennsylvania.
His table will be supplied with the best the
market can prot'uee. His bar will L supplied
with the purest liquors.
Careful and obliging servants always in atten
dance. A share vi the local and traveling com
munity is most respcctt'ullv solicited.
SIMON SNYDER,
April 2d, 1 S50. Cm Proprietor.
jWotice!
FT! tf? est rci as t'.mai
THE
ADAMS EXPRESS CO.,
Give notice that they have concluded arrange
ments with the Northern Central Hail Koad
Company, to run trains from lialtimore for York,
Hairishurg, Dauphin, Halifax, Trevorton, Sun
bury, Northumberland, I.ewi.burg, Milton, Mun
cy, Williamport, timl all intermediate Stations.
Connecting at llarrishurgh with the CHEAT
WT.STEUN EXPRESS fr Pittsburg, Cincin
nati, S I. onii and the West.
Alao with Howard & (V Express at Milton
or Danville, bloomshurg, Wilkesbarre, Pitiston,
Scrantiin. and intermedials Stations on the Cut
tawissa, l.iickawuna and Uloomshurg Rail Roads.
At Williamsport, bv Howard & Co s Express lo
Jersey Shore and Lock Haven. Also, "by How
ard oc Co., and their connections, Tor Canton,
Troy. Flmir.i. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara and
to all acccssil lo points in Western New York
and Canada, hy which they will forward
Merchandise, Specie, Bank Notes. Jewelry, and
Valuable Packages of every description.
Alo, Notes, Drafts and .Bills for Collection.
Experienced and ellicient messengers employed
nnd every effort will bo mado to render aatislac
tion. .,.
JOHN BI.VGHAM,
Superintendent Vfnn'a Division, Phii'a.
A. W. FISHER, Agent for Sunbury.
April . lf9.
CENTRAL HOTEL,
SUNBU RY, Northumberland County, Pa
TH4S largo and conim.nlioiiH Hotel, now fin
Ulieil anil completely furnished with entire
new furniUirv, at a large expense tiy Sheriff Van
dyke, aud situate nt llic Kiiilroad Depot norll
east corner of Market Square, Sunbury, nnd al
the tcnninun of the Sunhury tj- trie and North
ern Central Uaitroads, will l-e open fiirthenrcmn
modatiou of Traveler and the public in general
on the FIItST I A Y OV JANUARY, I8.VJ.
'J lie proprietor will give hi exclusive atten
tion, to the comfort and convenience of hi guests
and is determined to make this ctfiuWishment
rank among the liml in tiie State.
Hi; table will be supplied with the best the
market can produce having the advantage of
daily communinulion by cars direct from Haiti
inure, and nUu from iIuikj bringing produce from
the surrounding country
His bar will be supplied with the purest liquors
the market can produce
("aelul and obliging crvants a!wns in at
tendance.
A ehnra ol the local and traveling communiU
is most respectful!)' solicited.
JOSEPH MOIST, Lessee.
Sunbury. Pre. 18. ltSa.
telpher's line, .Railroad Freight Cars
JggPhiladelphia & Suntury. J
r pill. ui!rri!ei it runnini: n line nf freizlit run tn diid
trum Plnlihlrlphin wiilmut re-fcliipmeiit, and li'ipe tn
eklublitli u fitted Luiiutjs hy prompt deliveries nt reaim
l!e rules.
Wiiu'hpune in Pliiliidclphia willi Freed. Wurd Frrril,
81 1 Murkt-t itret i, wliere eKnu &c. for fSunl-ury and inter-
rnetluile pontlB stiould l-r leu.
1 ItU.UAS IVJ lit I tl IJ-II I iPi'Uit
Mnreh 19. IP.'O fti .
SUNEURY FOUNDRY!
rgiJIE subscribers respectfully inform tho eili-
L zensol Sunburv and the public generally.
that they have leased the Sunbury Foundry oc
cupied by Gcoige Kohrbach, andlhat they nil! lake
possession on Uie first day of April, next, when
they will be enabled lo furnish all kinds of Cnst,-
ings, auch as Plows, stoves, are., ic, at aa low
rates na they can be had any where else. They
are also manufacturing thrashing machines, and
do renairinir at short notice. All orders addressed
to tbern will be promptly attended to.
Country produce taken in exchange for cast
ings at all times.
CUM ox nmiKUAcii.
JACOK KOI1KUACH, Jr.
Sunbury, March fi, tSSOIiin
"Tjfr"CAS-i DRTT GOODS HOUSE.
EYUE & LAN DELL,
FOURTH & AIICII Blreels, l'UILADLI.PIIIA.
VII K now openmir n full nwri inert of N1Y GOOD,
I OU I Hi: tH'ltl.Mj UK tew.
Spring ilksol'.New lhlcs,
l-'uln-,niible Pnnl.l Skill Rbes,
felmwls of til. New Si, mill Styl.s,
l)e l.'ihiis mid l-'uucy 1)1 eb. Goods,
Sii'ntnrr Poplins mid Vnlencin.
Tnivtlling Uresa GokIs, full v.iriety,
Ulunkels, Wheeling and llousekecjiing Goods.
N. B. Storekeepers sre respecif lly reqne.lcl lo ex-
amine our fn.ck i.f 1JLACK bILK, and SlIAWl.P.be.
fire purclrisin.
T. S New iioids rrneived duilv. and rood Dartraius
froin the Auctions of New York uitd lliis Cily .
. 'I'EhMt Nktt Cm d Psicks Low.
areli l.tli. lejO. J niWa
BLINDS jQ.I3D SKA BSC.
C Ei RAP TOR CASH.
H. J. WILLIAMS, No. IS N.irili Sixth Scrcet, l'hiladel
phm, is iliehiigesi Muuutucturcr tf
ni.uur m.i.vDs,
A! B Br.XLia IN
WINDOW BHAEE9,
pOF KVIiltY VAltlKTY.
Us is the Onginutor of nil New Hi vie. und hns a fine Stock
to be nkl al HKDL'CKD IMilCKS.
BUFF, AM) AM, O'l'UKll COI.CIlii OF LINEN
SIlAliKS, TIIIMMIN'UiS, I'lXTL' RL8. Ac.
PTDItK SIIADKa i-inled loonier.
(V H. J. V. invites eiuzens of this county lo estl he
roic puiehusing. and assures them he eati sell a better
artiele firlli. money tluii any oihei eslnblishment in iho
l ulled Suits. Mnreh fid, bM Jiir.'jc.
lg LCEIVE1) Inrgj asaorlmcRt nf Salinett,
r, Caasiinere and Cloth, at
J. H. EXUEL'S.
Sunburv, Dec. M.18S8
1 lau
1JI.KE OI.IVE OIL for table uso,lwo
- nt 37j and ClJ cents, just received hy
A. W. FISHER,
Julyn.JSH;
JUST RECEIVED a large lot of ready made
CLOTHING, Cheap si '
J. H.ENGEL'S.
Bunqnry, Dec, 11, 1858.
JUST RECEIVED a lot of Ladies CLOTH
CLOAKS, at I. H E NOEL'S Store,
fttmhurv. Dee. 1 1. Iftoft
SYMPHONIANS, grand musical instruments
just received from Snow Hill, London, and
lor eel by T. O. COOPER.
BunVc-r, fetms-y 1, H
VfllEELEIt & W1L80N
ITANTJFACTTJHIIf Cr COtS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
rPt1 uiinuimftus fnvnr wliieh htisnuriKteitths lntrotlnc
Jl linn oi Whski.kr Wilson's Family bcwing Ma
cUlne, is suiTiriftit vviilence nt tts exteilrice. It is need
irsnmv i,. my, thut this useiul insirummt it becommfr a
ttoinrstic inslmilion i Hie fact is reccgiiiztxl by its siiwess
ust: in thtm sniuts n Ftimilies in every rnnk in life. To
Unite who huve liitlirrtorufruiiml fnm nvnihnp themwlves
of im mlvnutiifips, it niny imt hr oniits to siiy, thnt its otil
nty s not o prnNem to Im snlverf, liut a siiccxs nlreufly
tcMhiotl. Tne hif hesi trrtunoiiy is coiistHiitly pfTTrU,cmi
(iriniiiR the venlit-l which tins given this iiiMrucinwitoi
wii'e tnift cuvitible a ritmfntiin.
This Muchme is coner ivet n a priitciptfi entirely oripi
iml, tteinii tpiH'inlly mul iiihnirnMy ml t pled to the must per
feci work on every kunl of mntoriul ; ami, having bt-ea
fiibjwted tc three yirs' tvst of the mnrt ti-nirhing
chnnistet by Families, ant I in various bTiinrhes of Manu
fucture, xvilh liisttnetHslied iicceB8, it it believed thnt in
ail the prent pomis requisite to a complete nnd prnctiuul
BevviiiLi Miicliino. it einH)t lie spprnuelied in rxrelieitea
Arming the undoubted arivtmtnges it possesses overall
ollreri, mm be nunieil the fcilowing ;
1. Its simplicity (if Vnis'ructimi. nnd consequent free
dom ('rum ricrn u t;ement and iieei of repairs
- 'i. lit unexfiinpled rnpiibly anil ease of upeiation.
3 If a iiciitelert movement
4. The great vatiety of purpose to which it eon be np
plied, which con be achieved hy no other mechanical
uicniit. Ami,
fi. Th pre-eminent htnuiy and durability of the work.
"I find your Miiehine invn'lj:ilila I have 'incd il a yenr,
ond it bus never been out nf urder. The stitch is vei y du
rable, nnd en lie adnpteit to fine or coarre mnlerials. It
works with the rapidity of n rinzen nnir cf hnnrit ; nves
inni'h time, fntigne and expeme. Oneif your Mucliinrs
is used in inv fin her1 fninil v : mint tier in the hoiiteho'd of
a sitter ; nnd others byvnritu friends. The npimons of
sll ucc -rd with that I huve just expressed. "Mrs Anna
Corn Kitchie.
There is but one Pewin Mnehine ; nnd thnt is Whre
lei and Wilson's." Judge Meigs, of the American Insti
tute. "The Sewing Machine purchased nf yon has been whol
ly serviceable bv Dr. Samuel Osgood.
No family can uflurd to do without it.
Or i.i m nb op Tits New Vohx rKsas.
Wc prefsr them for tnmily ne Tribune
They me the favorites for f imilies Times,
Are without u rival Scientific Ainericrni.
Woiks more uitifoltuly tluni the hand Hemic.
lo the work of ten onliiuiy sewers Jour Cora,
l-'.quai to nine seamtreHRea. Monte J uni tl
Tiik machine, for fhiniiy use Advounle sV Journal,
Most honoriible to Amt-ricnii genu is Independent.
We euiiuot imagine anything more pcrlecl ivungehst.
Will t;ive entiru sutitliictioii. Obsciver,
The best ever invented -Christian Inquirer,
in looking for the lu-st, fee these Kxuminer.
Admirably uduptetlfor fminly use. i hrnnicle.
Indispeiisablc in every family. The Preacher.
We praise it with cutluikiiitiii) ClmniHti hitellieeiiflfr.
Worthy of the lngiirdl uwnid. Subhath Hei'ouler.
A tieiieiabliviii "f Hie age. l'utuain'a Mnffiizine.
MujfMnl in operation. Mrs. Stephens Monthly.
Ilt-ycinri all qnetitlPo, the machines.. late lihisira'ed.
The stilrh cannot he uuniveled. Am Agucultuiist.
They in Million the pre-einuieree. llxprees.
Suves the time and henlih 1 1 ten women. Water Cure.
Our household is in eestaciet with it. Sorter's Spirit.
Supply the fashi nitibiti world Daily News.
Areprt!-eniineiiily supcrioi. Iadin1 Visitor.
One of fair hoim-hold p ds II. S. Jotirnal.
I'lirivalled in every qiiH'ity. Uny Honk.
Ptetty, useful, m:wtc-il.- I e site's 0;iZL-tie.
Have n etjuiil for fumilv ue Mcicn! World
A triumph nf meclniuir.il genius N. Y. Jomnnl.
(Combine every requireme nt. Fumily Mucuziue.
Vnstly superior to till otlms (toiden I'rr.e.
We eaniiot tire in its praise New YorUi r.
For further partirblarn aply to H. B. Masser,
Sunburv, Pa., agent of the manufacturer, who
will Hupply machines at tha manufacturers'
prices.
SiinrvlTnv15,JW8.lf
"DPJJG a CHEMICAL
EMPORIUM.
rglHC uixlrrsit'iioil liaving received a large and
JL vrrll Bilecti'J slock of
Pure Drugs ami Chemicals,
Dypstufla. OiN, Points, Class and Putly, is now
ready to fill ivrderant a moments notice.
In connection wilh ll.e nliovn you will find nn
assortment of Knncy Notions, Toilet ylrtit'Srs and
IVifiimery nf all kinds, Tooth, Hair, Nails and
Clothes Urulic of every variety.
Customers will' find liis stoik complete, com
prising many articles it is tmpossi'.ilo Iters to
enumerate.
KEME.MHEn tiie place, under the office of
tho "Sunluiry American.
Pliysiciiins' Precriptions compounded accurate
ly and carefully.
A. W'.riSHER.
Suiilmrv, April CI, lf.in.
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
BROADWAY, COHNKIl Cf F HAN It LIN STREET,
NEW -STORK CITT,
Ibis hern recently refilled,
The Rooms nie new ly c:irietetl,
The Furniture und lieds nre iuperb,
nd the lintlm nte uii?iirjisse(t.
TAYI.HR'S CFl.Ellll A I KU SALOON'S
ARB C"NSCTI-U WITH TIIEIIOTKL.
Here is concentrated all liie couiluits of a home, wilh
tho luxuries of n palace
THE SJ'LUNBID LADIES' FAR LOR
Cotumiuultt nnd Ui;eiiinlled
V!CW OF UROAllWAY,
THE INTERNATIONAL
is the most eentrnl nf any of Ihefi si clnss Hotels for hnsi
ni'ss.nr pl:iccs of tunu.eiiieut, nnd oflers unsiopiN.eil ad
vunluf:s lo I'uunlies nnd p eiiilenun visituip NiwV"tli.
At VRv.n Fuerxian, Prorictur.
New Yoile, July 3, ls.Vj . ly
NEV7 GOODS
Atthe Mammoth Store of
nt A t ' lb: ?.':. vq
NO. I MARKET STREET, SUNBURY, FA.
rBIlE subscriber has just opened at his well
I known establishment in Sunburv, one of the
cheapest and most dcsiruble slocks of
Fall and Winter Goods,
that has ever been offered in the place.aud which
he will sell lor CASH or exchange for Country
l'reduce. Those desiring to purchase goods wiil
do well to call and examine Ins stock.
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS,
All VYeol Dclaius, Figured, Striped and Plain,
French' Merino, all colors, lleautiful Dresa
Robes, Caidimcics, Shaded, Plain and Striked
inu.t be seen to form an idea of the extent and
vuriety.
Mantle, Stella, Chenille, French Wool Shawls,
Thibet and llrocha blinwla.
Cloths Cassimercs and Satinet
For Men and Hoys' Wear, Ulack Cassimercs,
Fancy Cassimerea, side snipes heavy, Doc
Skin Cassimeres, Snlinels all kinds.
White and Red Flannels, all grades and prices,
LI ay Stute Sack Flannels, colors Guest qiulitius.
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING.
Coots aud Shoes,
Hats and Caps, &c, jc ,
all nf which wero selected with great care, and
will compare favorably, aa regards quality, atyle
and price, with any in the country.
11AUDWA1JK, a full assortment.
Wood and Willow Ware,
(jueenswnre, of all descriptions,
Groceriea, a full atock iu store,
Carpel Chains, &c,
Faints, Oils. Glass, Dye Stuffs.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore received
he will spare no pains to please all who may favor
him with their custom in the future.
Sunburv, Nov. 6, 1858.
USHONG'J ci SONS' Superior Duninc
Fluid, for sale at r IS11EIWS
Drug ard Chemicul Emporium.
EunhuryJuly 17, 1658.
1'ure sVliiea tiuj aMquwrsi.
JU5 T received at FISHF.R'd Drug end Che
mical Emporium.
Sunbury, Oct. 8 18S8. -
PARRI8 Soothing Syrup, for Children teeth
ing. For sale at FlSHEK'S
Octolier 16, 'SS.
UST RECEIVED lot of Gentlemens
SHAWLS and DLANKETS, at
J. H.ENGEL'S Store.
Sunbury Dec. 11, 18A8.
fANILI-A BEAN:, Figs, Dates, Oranges,
1 Lemons Prunea, nut of all kinds, just re
ceived auJ for sale at the Confectionary Store of
M. C. OF. ARH ART.
SunHur Afrit t9, 1639.
niOHLYIlI POHTANT KV3
M. C. GBARHAUT,
Has returned wlib new Slock or
Confteotlonaries, Fruit &nd Toys.
IT seem as If t new age, t new life was open
ing upon ne, animating every heart to nobler
deeds end higher aims I Art, Literature end Scl
enoo will glow anew and seek to develop sub
limer beauties and grander conception.
The businrss world too must feel the new In
fluence and everv part be quickened and strength
enod by an iucressed vitality, which shall urge
us on with electric speed to tho consummation
of greater 'hings than was ever dreamed of in the
Philosophy of the past
Animated hy the enthusiasm which prevades
atl clashes, end desirous of doing his ahar to
wards "The great events of the Arp," the sub
scriber would respectfully inform the rood peo
ple of hUNUUUY and the public generally, that
he has just returned from the city ef Philadel
phia wilh the largest and choicest atock of Con
fectioneries, fruit and Toys that has ever been
brought to this section of country, lie is also
manufacturing all kinds of Confectionaries, &c,
to fill up orders, wlioleia'e or retail, at short no
tice. Among his atock of Confectioneries, may be
found t
French Seereta. Gum Drops, all klnaa of scent,
Ilamcil A Imonda, Love Dions,
Crcum Whits, Mini Drops, red aud white,
" Ieinnn Jelly Cakes,
1 Rose, Flint lrop
" Vanilla, Puck Candies, el all eceuts
Common 8srw. ( Reck Cnnrly,
Liquorice, Almond Caady,
FRUIT.
Rnnanas, Prunes,
Pales, F ici,
Currants diied, Ciirons,
Annelids, Itnuons, Nuts of all kind.
LEMON SYItUP
of a superior quality, hy the single or doien. A
superior quality of Scgars anil Tobacco, and a
variety of (.'onfectimiaries, fruit. Toys, Ac, oil of
which is offered cheap at wholesale or retail.
"EST Remember the name and place. .VJ
M. C.CEARHART,
Market at., 3 door wcRt of Viper's Drugstore.
Sunhunr. October 3U, l8riK ly
BLAIR'S
CCll?kCIAL ZCTJSE
iV. 20 Sixth Street, above Chetnut, Phil ad' a.
MERCHANTS, hiisinera men, nnd persons
generally will find this hotel one of Iho
must convenient end pleasant in the city. The
proprietor will use his lrt-t rlVuis to accommo
date his guests, and nt reason, il'lu prices.
JJrcrniheT 4, lS.'ifi. ly
NOBLIT, EP.OWN & KOBLIT,
CubUict MnhciH' IT lsifih.gr Store
AND REDDING WAKE-UOOMS,
Having REMOVED lo the new Iron Front
Warehouse, No. SC'J K'nnth Second Street,
below Dock, West Side, I'Hll.l.DELPHIA.
X' O V ofier to ther customerrf bit the public
1 fjenerally, a new and lull atsortment of
CABINET HARDWARE cV MATERIALS.
They invite the attention of t!.e trade to their
clock of Hnir Seating and Curled Hair, of their
their own manufacture ! Also to a full assort
ment ofllEDDING AND UPHOLSTERY.
Philadelphia. July 3. 158 ly
TUB
tl0i3i Doming,,
COFFEE POT
To Pot,
Being based, an Dr. Hall, of tha
Journal of Health, says, "on buience
and common sense," are rapidly
coming into use, and destined soon
to supercede all others.
ARTHUR, BUItNIIAM, & GILROY,
117 & 119 S. Tenth St., Philadelphia,
Sole Manufacturers under tho Patent.
S?"For snle liy D.nlcrs In TIonse
kerplnit Articles, uud Storekeepere
(elii'i'RlJy.
December 4, 1SVS.
Giosos P. Abbit. John A. Nrr.
ABBEY s NEFF,
No. 308 North TlllliD Street, (three doors ubove Vine.)
PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD HAH-'vlfAEIl STAND.
(Estsbi imieu TwssTT.I'oca Ysxks.)
IVERY deBciipti'in of Huildin, .Meclimiicot, Farming
n.iu ll..uteh..;d HARDWARE, i. ivw in si"re, and
will be i lfereil a: the lowett uiniket prices, to Cosh und
prompt srx months buyeis. Nsils ut Munufucturers' pri
ces l.ir LIiisli.
Orders from sew enstomers wilt receive strict and accu
rate attention, and all goods sent from tins house will be ns
repre-cnted.
te" C'Intrt Mrccn.STf, on their next visit to our
city lo tiiuke their Sprinp purelin.es. nr. cnldinlly invited
in can and examine our siocs ann rnres lu iore pureims.
lug. March lh, ISia 3iuV:i.
THE GREAT AMERICAN & FOREIGN
PATENT AGENCY OFFICES.
Inventors, Secura your Eights'!
HOW TO OUTAIN LETTERS PATENT.
Morns. Mrxx A Co., Editors and Proprietors of the
Scientific AineiTcint, nra eoudiiclnicr the most succesil'ul
Agency fur securing tlie Itiphts of Inventors, to be fining
iu the I'uited Sillies. They have been personally luunl
liur with the propre.s of Invculion and lli.cnvery for tl:
past fifteen yeurs, mid liave prepared uud conducted wilh
lu this peril'!, more Piitentcn.es limit uny 01 her Agency
iu the World. As nn evidence of the confidence lcpiscd
iu their nbility and integrity, they may Willi propriety re
fer to the exlriiordinury fuct, tluil nenriy two thousand
patents have been iseued to iheii clients, during the brief
space of Iwoyeuts; and diinna Hit same period, they
have examined through their elVuncnt llranch Olbce in
Wafthiuglou, into the novelty of about t.iree thousand I11
veiithili., thus nflVirtlins to them a knowledge of the con
tents of the P.llent Ollice, uiiriCHlled by any existing open
cy. Not only this, but more than niicjuilf of nil ihe Pa
tents secured hy American citizens in the European eoun
lues, are taken through
.1umi Co.'s Agencies in London, Paris,
Brussels, Pierlin and Vienna.
Cireuturs ol Advice How lo Secure Americfin and
Foreign Patents, will be sent, free of chaige. to nil who
moy wish for Ihein. Messrs. Muuil St Co.V iriucip:it nf.
lices in New York are in the new Park lluiliiiiigs, No.
37 Park Row, eastern side of the Cily Hall Puik," where
all communications should be adshtd, and where Inven
tors are cordially luvited 10 cull whenever they visit the
eitv.
Messrs. Mnnn .V Co. refer by permission to Hon Chos.
Mns"n, Ex-Coinnnssiouer of Patents. Hon. Joseph llnlr.
Po.tiua.ter lieneral and Ex- Commiwioiier of Patents, and
also lo oat seven thousand Inveutois in the L'uilcd Stales,
whose papers have been prepared and prosecuted through
their Agency. Address
MUNNACO.
No. 37 Park Row, New York.
March S, 1E39.
Select Winter Goods U
A VERY LARGE STOCK!!
SFLEITEID TAB.IET7
Just received at the
People's One Price Store
E. Y. BRIGHT & SON,
SUNBURY, PA.,
OUR present slock includes a choice selection
of Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing. Boots
and rihoea, Hardware, Groeeriee, Queens and
Glassware, Ac., cVe. Our Dreaa Goods for Gents'
and Ladies, contain all the new and desirable
at) lea, which for fineness of texture, beau'y, du
rability and cheapness cannot be surpassed.
Our Ready Made Clothing was selected wilh
great care, and all goods warranted to l what
they are represented. Boots and Shoes of all
kinds. Hats and Caps of every style and price,
and we solicit a careful Inapection of our large
assortment of HOSIERY, FANCY NOTIONS,
ic. Groceries fresh end pure. Our Hardware
embraces the largest stock of any other establish
mnt in this section of country.
Please call and examine.
We 8tidtto Plsisi.
K. Y. BRIGHT SON.
fciunbury, November 87, 1858.
"STOVES
10 R SLE B an excellent second-hand Cook'
ing 8tove, also several Cylinder 'Coal
Htnvee. Enquire at thia nffioa.
AW3. W'ood
Cross Cut and Mill taws.
Buneriar article at
FIMHKH'K
puVtjr7, Juhy lTtlj, 1UB
FURKTIURE I FTTRlflTXTRE 1 1
THE LARGEST STOCK EVER OFFERED
IN SUNBURY. i
Fashionable, Cheap nnd I'seful
THE subscriber, long established as t Cahlnet
and Chair Manufacturer in Sunbury, thank
fill for peat favors, solicits continuance of the
public patronage. Hie stock of Cabinet-Ware,
Chaire, c, embraces
strrRV VARIETY, imEFl'L ASD OR.tA.
RiC-ITAL
In housekeeping. It Is unnecessary to enume
rate, as anything that may he required in his
line csn be had at moderate prices, Cheap fur
Cash, or Country Producetaken In exchange.
Establishment
South East Corner nf Market Square.
VST Those knowing thcmselvee Indebted to
the subscriber would oblige him by making pay
ment. SEBASTIAN HAUPT.
8unburv, April 4, 185J. tf
PHILIP E. PTJP.BY.
WIIOLKSiLS ISO IISTAlt
Grocery, Wine and Liquor Store,
S. E. cor. Walnut and Water Streeli,
PHILADELPHIA,
DEALERS and families will be promptly
supplied at the lowest prices.
October 4. 1856. tf
SUNBURY FLOUR STORE FOR 1859
CO. HAVEN, ia yet at his old stand, South
a aide of Market Square, Suubory, and
keeps cunslanlly on hand a good stock of Flour,
reed and nil things in his line- He his now on
hand a fresh supply of No. I. superfine FLOUR
No. 1 Extra, and Futra Family in barrels. ;
Williamsport double extra in quarter barrel sacks
i(je flour, lluckwhenl Flour, Corn meal and
chop if all kinds for Sale cheap for CASH.
He is always ready to supply the wants of his
customers, in small or large qniilities.
ALSO, Crackers, of all kinds for aale at regu
lar wholesale prices. He hopes by careful atten
tion to business, to merit and continue to receive
tho patronage of his customcis.
C. 0. HAVEN.
Runbuty, Jan. 19, 1 S50. tf.
HERRING'S SAm.
,1 AGAIN THE
1:''0.hi CHAMPION 1 1
tCif",$3!.? ft jTS The ony Sale which, in every
(ijAtiv'Lff- !JR 'nslnnci', preserved thcr en-
Wmfrw ,iro ,cui'itnt ,nt"fi ,a, ex-
At tne 1 liming 01 trie Aru
iti Dtiildiiirr., April ICth,
.eV " '-uyirjanu In uni'.i 1 rntr. 1
43eaPM.rktt street, May 1st, lf5u,
the genuine
HERRING 8AFE
Preserved the Jewelry of Ceo. W. Simons cs.
Dm.; Hooks, Papers, eVc, of Fisher it Uro.,and
Edward Scaniana & Co., after remaining ex
posed in the burning ruins for nc-irly FORTY
ll"Li;rS anil proving conclusively whit we
have always chimed for them, TH EIR GREAT
SUPERIORITY over ail securities now known.
In these fires, THE HERRING'S SAFE,
standing side by sine with those advertired as
"warranted tn sland 10 percent, more fire lhn
Herring's," came forth the ACKNOWLEDGED
VICTOR, not only preserving their contents in
EXCELLENT order, but being in themselves
in condition to go through another ordeal,
while Ibe 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 ho would .imply say, that. Utt
ring the fonrteen years the HEKh'INO'.S SAFE
has been before them, rr.ore than two hundred
have passed through accidental fjree without the
occurrence of a single loss.
We would, therefore, CAUTION purchasers
against the misrepn scnlatien of interested par
lies. The HERRING'S! PATENT is the only
FIRE PROOF SAFE made in this city, wl ich
ia protected by n PATENT RIGH T, nn l we
will guarantee it lo resist more then donh'e the
amount of her.t of any other Safa now kiiuwn.
l an d, Hen Ins & t'o.,
Pole Manufacturer "n this Stalo of
"Herring's Patent Champion Safes,"
34 Walnut St., J'hiUfia.
CiT "Evans A Watson's Improved Salaman
ders." "Oliver Evans'," ,-C. S. Gayler's," nnd
"Scotl's Abeelos," Iron Cheats, (a large asaort-
ment having been taken in part payment for
"Herring's,") will bo sold at low pricea.
Philadelphia, July 10, 1858. ly
Wholesale frJrocery.
EBY Sz KUNKEL,
Opposite the Pennsylvania Kail Road Depot
31 ARRISUURG, PA.
EEP a large stock of the following named
articles, and will sell cheaper than nny
oilur house this side of Philadelphia. Call and
see price of
Cufl'ee, LnrJ oil, Fish ell,
Bugar, Fish, Tar,
Tea, ia!t, Rosin,
Spices, Hams, Pitch,
Tobacco, Shoulders, O.fkuai '
CigaiS, Flour, Robes,
Vinegar, Fluid, Calcined Plaster
Cheese. Soap, Candlea A c.
S. 11. Molasss, Syrups, N. O. Molaates.
Also, Cement, Safety Fuse, Crow Uara,
Sledges, Iron and Noils, for sals at very small
profits.
Julv n. 'S.ia. ly
PUILADELHIIA AND IIEAJDLNO f pATCHOCLY, JOCKEY CLUB SPRING
RAILKOAS. 1 FLOWERS, 4c, of the best duality"- a
CHARaB OF HOURS. fre.hsunt.lv in.t r-cil.l 1 r "
"VN AM) AFTKlt MONDAY, July 5, ISSO, ihe down ZZnrPf . t' ' ,h
KJ morning Pusseuger Irani will leuv. Poiuvilla ui H lj u u oioro ui A. N . 1-ISHEU.
A. M., passing liea.ling ulO il A. M , und airivnig ut iSiiiMbury, July 17, ISM.
Philadelphia ul 12C5, ni'ou. ,
Tiie down Afteru.Kin Train will leave Pnttsville at 3.30 lobaGOO and F.ncrn-a on non t
P. M., passing Heading at 6 W, and arriving at Pniladel- X s e r .cegnrs. iO.llOO Imported
phia .17.40, P.M. , fc"Bra of various brands. Eldorado, Fig,
.Moruiin; uud Ai'ierunon Passenger Trains lenv. Phila- ' avcndisn and line cut tobacco at
delphia al sain, hours us heretofore, 7 3n A. M . uud 3.J9 a w pit l r i-to
P. ,M , passing Heading .1 lu U5 A. M. and 0.U7 P. M. Sunbury. July 17. 18.-.8. '"&IlU5S-
I.KDANON VAI.l.l'.Y HRANCH .,
Passenger Truiu leaves Heading at lli.Ub A. M , (after I1ENUY DOWEL
arrival ol Down and L'n .Mnriiini: Pusseneer '1'ruin from " -XJ9
Pollsv'llle and Phllai'elidiia,) und univt-s nl llarrishura at A 'T T0 Tl.TTlJ i T1 T A
I'i 35 noon, iu time to connect wilh Passenger Tiu. ns for Jti Ja. Al. JL JLXVV.
Sunbury, VilliaiusMirl, I'iluiir;!, Pntsliurg, cnauiliers'iiirir, OjJlCC Opposite tht Court House
Ilaltitnore and I monaster. leturniii, leio'es lluirishur): c V UT i
nt i ii P M .alter arrival of Passenger Trains from all OUllDUry, M OrtUUIliDerlanfl CoUStV Pa.
uliove points, and urnves at neailinji al 4 53, in nine to Pimnt -ti-i; u
eoiiueet wilh l i sad Down Passenger Trains to Potts- rlompt aiieilllOn 10 business III adjoining
ville aud Philudvlnhia, the auw evening -OUHties.
G. A. NICOI.I.9,
r , Engineer and Siq-riiueiHlent. VJURE CIDER VINEGAR,
July 17, l?5S.-tf L IM.-ltR CIDER VINEGAR
SADELRY AND HARNESS MAKING. PURE cider vinegar',
riHE subscribers respeclf.'.ilv inform the citi- D? ,lle 1usrt Sa""n d barrel, for sale hv
gens of Sunbury and vicinity lliut they have M. C. GEARHART.
commenced the above business a few doomcbove Bunbury, July 31, 1888.
the Post Office, Market Square, Sunbury, Pa. r.r-if 0
Work of all kinda in their line of businesa will s)KlT2 (Xi CrOej
he done promptly and neatly on the most rea- i"YrQrP l.1 1 T I fll'Clo
sonable terms. CLEM ENT Sc OYSTER. ' 1 O 1 J.U 1 . V UlV Vjh 5.
Februaiy 13. 18.M4. No. 9 Albemarle strett and No. 10 5. Front
1 ATE NT PRITTAMA STOPPERS ? tlrett Baltimore, Md.
bar boltlea for sale by Axd Scott's Cresk, I'ortsmoctu, Ya.
H. B MASSER. f ESI AURA-NTS supplied st all se.sons rf
Siinhtms. July 19. lWSR. A tt ejearwtth all Ihe aalt waler delicacies
P. MELANCHTON SHINDEL, '""."n ini"'" ci'y m.1rk",' , r n .. t . .
JUST II OF T II 11 PEACE, t ,7.-. ' '
SXJ3STBXJR-5C-, 0? A..
OJHct in Deer Street, immediattly opposite tht stationery. A large aupply of fancy Note
Public School House. , 'Ve' nJ Envelopea. Mourning, Leltcr.
.. . , , , ' . . and Cap Paper, Fans, Ink, Sand, Ac, at
All business promptly attended to. Monies ,uiy 17. '68. A.W.FISHER'S,
collected and all ordinary writings done. r . . ..-
Sunbury, April 85. IHftT 11 HOWN'S and Breinig'e Essence of Ginger
A and liusband'a Magnesia at
IJORTand MADERIA WINES, Schiedam July IT.'ftS. FISHEWW.
41 Bchnapps, Wild Cherry brandy, Blackberry ..T 7 r TUT-. - ,',
ind Lavender brandies for medicinal purpo.es at Irltr&te 01 iUag UcSlrt
July 17. 'a. A. W. FISHER. oa
liBhing TaoklO.-Red Cork, Gia. Col- TASTELESS SALTS.
ton and Linen LiHea, Out Lines, Sa Grass 13 preparation ia recommended us an ex
by tha yard, Snoods, Flies, Kirhy, Limerick aud A eo'l"" laialiva and purgative. It operates
Carlisle Hooks, Rods, cVc, for sale by mildly, is entirely free from an unpleasant tas e
July 17. 'fig. A. W. FISHER. rcsemblinj lemonade in flavor, prepared and sold
i i . . . p. A. W. FISili-K.
ALMONDS, BAIS0.N8, FIGS, LEMONS. Sunbury.July IT, l58, ,
Ac, Ac- ju.t received fresh supply and - - , . , s."
for sal. at Dm Confectionary .tor. of IJU KB CONCENTRATED L ' E ! Oh ,SA.
M. C. GEAFHAKT. POXIHER. for ..to at Druf
t Rnnlmvy, May ! Ii7, ot. Ti. W e
ISAAC M.WILKERON.
JwtANTJ?9,OTTJl.r3H OP
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
So0!!.908 r"hIonbl Style.
Rn nFJ uBr?.cr.tariM- Sideboards,
if' ?J4PA8T AMD DIMN6 TABLES I
end -Iso VENETIAN BLINDS, equ.U, PhU.J
nEDSTEAC'evertu"; end
nANJgl JOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
In short, ercry article in this Une 0f hi, buaines.
A of the public to his large nd splendid as
sortment of every quality nJ prjce of ,
CARINET-WARE
which cannot fail to rocOmmend iUelftocvery eru.
who will examine it, on account of its durable
workmanship and splendid finish, made up of Ibe
best stock to he had in the city. No etfort ia
spared in the manufacture of hia ware, and Ihe
subscriber is determined to keep up with the
many improvements which are coiiatantly U Ine
made.
He lso manufacture ell kinds endqualitics
CHAIRS.
rcluding varieties never before to be had ir
Sunbury, such aiMoowr, Black Wl.
"ati'.-"" UnsciAii 1 isn Wiirn.oH
r it V . A.!,D T,lVCT .P,A!, Sr01"-. wliich are
of the latest atyles, and warranted to be excelled
by none manufnclured in the Cities or elsewhere.
. .. -uosenner is determined that there shall
be no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
the cilies, as every confidence can be entertained
about the quality and finish of hia ware and
C.iairs
These articles will ho dirposed of on as good
term a; they enn be purchased elsewhere. Coun!
try produce taken in payment for work.
- UNDERTAKING. -Having provided
a handsome Hssnait, he is now prepared for
Undertaking-, and attending funerals, in Ihis vi
runty, or at any conveniont diatance from this
place
, , Th,)vire r.oim is In Fatvn Street, be
law Weaver's Hotel.
He has also purchased the riRht of manufs.
luring and selling i Northumberland county,
Gonul. patent txceUir Spring Red, which V-e
wi I furnish at reasonable rates. Spring, put lu
eld bedstead for three dollars.
I'M AO M. V.'ir.KERSON.
Bunhur, April IS, lf:.3-tf.
RXVIERK HOUSE,
CPormerly Kline's Hotel.) 7
LEWlSliURti, IMO.V CO , TA.
it Ci. HETZi:.,, r 1 oii H tor.
rj'lllSi.oiieof the large,! ,d,t furnished Hotel,
4 the S est !i:im:h. It is lo, mul in Ihv l.uri, en ri
01 Ihe town, (it h-n.g ih. ,,lv H.ilri in Market Kiuare )
" P'oi''-'or is ,h-le,u,iue, ue every eri. lo
n..ike his hon... c, ilthe liesi in l.ie Stale : nm it i-fie-s
rre siit-ui- u'sfor persons wh . spend a Vli.irt t.me in
"i.eol . m.t p,mB,ml ll)W, , sylVM..
Charges very inodernto. 1 n
tewi.huig, June )i, S;s.
6TO E.
f IsS LOUISA SHISsLER.re.pectrully in
forms ihe cttizena ot Trevorton ami sur
rounding county, that she has openej a new
sloro of Millinery and Fancy Goo.is, at Trevor,
ton in .Sliamokin street, nearly opposite Knouse's
Tavern, where all kinds ef Ilonnets and Fancy
Goods can be had at the lowest terms.
Dress making also attended to in (l,e best
manner and latest style.
April g.r.. 1S.',3. t f
OLU PEN 8 with and without eases, cf a
Vi3 very superio; quality, just received.
Also a f.esli aupply of VriSng Fluid, f ir s
, , H. H. MAMSER.
nunhiirT. Dee. 27. 1R5H-
"T2sifz5jro
WHOtlSllS .Ml Rl'.Til.
-BOOT STOR2,
40 S'jvth Fourth S t, above Chesm.t. PKil'a.
O OOT8, Shoes, Gaiters, Ac. promptly m.vln
jASi to order in the very best style, and of tho
bast material.
Philadelphia, May 8, 1857.
BLANK Parch mem Paper Deuds and blank
M ...lnn ...... 1 w
. 1.,iiu .Aecaiion., summons.
etc., for sale b 1
Munbury .AbHI 2i. I86t
1 AbSLh.
pORT MONAIES, Tooth ,r.i Hair Erushe
all qualities, aud any quanti y.'.fnr sain by
A. W. FISHER.
Julv 17. 'ftg.
IIOOUE & CAMPION,
No. 2G1 Smith Second Street, 6 doori abort
Spruce,
PHILADELPHIA,
HAVE now on nand the largest assoiinient of
rixi: CAIIIXKT Ft U.S 1 X 5iE
Thau they have ever had at nnv previous time,
end they invite the public to call and examine
their atock before purchasing, as lliey feel conli
dent llut their prices will bo a suflicient induce,
ment lor ail who want guod furniiure to buy at
their estoblisbment.
A large assortment of Prsit'a Rack and Pinion
Dining Extension Tnble. always on hand, Sj-rinj
and hsir Mattresses f.rnisiicd ut lowe-l piices.
Furniture carefully packod and on rs.soiiable
terms.
Philadelphia, July X4, 1 fi58. 1 y
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