Jimp Uttos.
TOEt ANT PBOM EUBOPE.
tOCn DATS LATER.
lit j of WaiMngtoa off Cape Race
ii naif battls on on 21it or mat.
Yl 0 11T AT MONTBKLLO.
U on th Frtnch by th Austrian A.
t Repulsed by th French Lost of Aut.
n 20000 Allies, 700 A Pottage
ced over th Sesi by the Sardinian!'
olutionary movements in Lombard y
th of th King of Naples -Franc Ad-
i to th Abolition of Privateering "A
tral Flag Coven th Enemy' Good.'
St. Johns, N. 13., June 4, 1859,
1 ateamibip City of Waibingtoo which
iverpool od the 25th nit , di1 bound to
York, hat been intercepted off tbii point
1 AMOciaied rreai, iNews xacbt.
r uewi ii of great importance a annoin-
he firit important blow in Italy. The
1 and Austrian farce bare met, and the
been defeated.
1 aleamer Africa, from New York, had
id at Liverpool.
battle between the Aoitriaoi and the
1 took place at Montebello, a town of
run Italy. The Austrian were 15,000
i and made the attack. After a severe
;eraent they were obliged to retreat.
Allied army lost 700, while tbe Austri
osi is estimated at 2,000. A number of
nana bad been captured and taken pri
a to Marseilles.
a Liverpool Cotton market was quiet;
1 were somewbat easier, but there is no
;e reported in the quotation. Bread
were dull, and Provisions steady.
IE BATTLE OP MONTEBELLO.
here are two towns of Montebello in
. as described in the Gazetteers. The
.tch does not give tbe position of the
t which tbis battle took place.
e of tbe Montebellos is a town of Aub
Italy, ten miles S. W. of Vicenza, and
ended by two castles.
.d the other a village twenty-three miles
. E. of Alessandria, where tbe Austriaos
defeated by tbe French in 1612. It will
en that tbe rosts were occupied by Mar
J. llilliera of tbe French army. By the
uus accounts this General was posted in
tain rued from Novi tu Ueaoa. Rtpor.
' tke Associated Prets
a battle of Montebello took place on tbe
of Mav.
e Austrian, who were commanded by
rul Stadion, attack tbe posts of Marshal
aituav D'llilliurs. They were driven
by General Forrie' divikiua, after a fu
combat, which lasted lour hours.
e Allies carried Montebello, but did not
le tbe Austrian.
10 hundred of tbe Austrians, including a
it-1, were captured and lukeu to Mar
'a.
.e A ustrians ware fifteen, thousand strong.
' lost 2,000 men.
, Allies tost 700 among whont were ma
Xcars.
ie A ustrians' account of the battle differs
ly from tbe above.
.0 actual force of the French is not sta
It is resorted, however, that it num
1 6,000 men, betides a regiment of tiardi-
cavalry.
'AOS Or TBI SUSIA BY THE SARDINIANS
bulletin issued by tbe Sardinia Govern-
, anneunces that the extreme left of tbe
m inn aruiv under General Baldini had
d a passage over tbe river Sotia putting
Austrian to Uignt.
meritl Garibaldi had entered Gven (?)
6,000 men for the revolutionary purpose.
.OLieu Mix or-W a in tut. Adriatic.
is rouiored that six English uiuu of-wr
eutercd the Adriatic sea.
THE LATEST.
ilution in LvmbatJy Death ef th King
of Naples.
dvolutloosry movements are reported in
bardv.
ie blitia- of Naples is dead, and Francis
a atsuined tbe Government of Nuples.
sgland. The British Admiralty has
ally invited lenders for the carriage of a
Ibly mail to a from Austria via i'anama.
general meeting of tbe stockholders of
Alluuttc lelocrapn Uumpany nu oeeo
id to sanction the agreement with tbe
eminent, and to issue 600,000 of a new
tul.
kancr The Tana Mooitear aooonnces
France adheres to tbe abolition of pri-
ering, and the principle that "the neulrul
covers tbe enemy's goods."
bo l'uris Bourse closed firm, and threes
a quoted at 60f.
uk Kiaa or Kaplki. King Ferdinand of
lo(, whose death bal beeo juit announced
yed tbe uoen viable reputation of being tbe j
t cruel, ae well at the most crafty aod
iled of ibe present monarch or Europe.
succeeded lo tbe tbrone in 1830. Oo tbe !
iking out of the revolutionary spirit of I
3, be pretended to lull id who me popular
.imeut, and offered bia subjects a political
ititatioD, which be afterward confirmed
bom by ao oatb, and even lent troops to t
Sardiuia In ber revolt egainsi Amine.
seauentlv. be repudiated all bis acts, bom-
ded tbe citv from which act be got tbe
imenced the political persecutions and
iliies which have made his name iofamous.
i dauceons of Naples were crowded. Tbe
rmous number of thirteen thousand politi
Drisoos of the kingdom. Death carried off
jy of them, and it was only recently tbat
w ascaDed on condition of being expatri-
i Tha famous "can of science," one of I
instruments of torture used on the pri
ors, as alleged, was so arranged with cords
screws as 10 produce acoiibiricnuu oi tu
d and so prevent the miserabla wearer
n ntteriair a err when heated or tortured.
i Ooveroient denied, however, that sucb an
trament of torture ever was used ; but from
other barbarities committed, tbe world is
posed to give tbo King the credit of tbis
- at rruelt whether be deserves it or not.
ie inflicted torture upon others, his life,
ards its letter end, was one of misery to
iself. Scrofula tainted his whole phjsical
, . v. na mvorsd with ulcers and ab-
sses.'and for weeks before be died be was
i potrifving mess. I no young mog, r ran-
ii who succeeds to tbe throne, was bora
air, and haa iusi been married to Bava-
i princess. His education has been chiefly
lis iiaxds of the nriests. end he is described
i very assiduous devotee in bil religious
ies. . Jiis poiiiicai ajuipiui...
mfirA in fivor of Iialv tban Austria, end
is nearly reVated to Victor Emanuel, of
'dime, i ueee laeis create uujjcs u w
I be found listening to tbe appeal of tbe
lians iu the present streggle for independ-
and lend them bis eid. An opposite
irse wooid tend to (bake bis bold open
ver.
Moncipal Ei.ictiow at Stw 0l4.
ui Orleans, Jun 6. Tbe election for Comp
Her aod Alderman, held to day, resulted in
. tneraea of the American ticket, by 2000
jority. No seriooi disturbance occurred,
r ....... rv Mi-Pnrmick. the inventor ef
B. J 1 D Bs a A a- a ,
"-- ......j .innnnn
I reepiug-wacuine, oas preseoieu
tbeeodownmeni oi lour prwieeavsa-f.
,'beolgicel Seminary t Chicago, iiiioow.
. . , b i r, ,
The weitern ilope or mrginie xme muf
red
i wltb nraiiont oi
Tn STBtNimi or Tan ITornui Aimtti. j
We read in a letter from Turin Mae IT
"With respect to th strength of th armies,
juiui ui muon iiuerest, 11 is not eaiy to ob
tain accurate information, as th numbers
vary irom day to day. ir w state the Pied
monies at 80,000 effective men, it is very
liberal estimate, and in thee are included
the volunteers about 10,000 to 12,000, who
enlisted in tbo regular army. It ery proba-
oiy wouig also mtiude Garibaldi' corps,
Which is 86 00 paper, about 3000 effective.
There it another corps in progress of for
mation, which was to have been Ulloa't, and
which will probably be about 8000 more. At
regards the French, all that I can tell yon as
positive, derived from official sources, is that
up to and on the 6th instant, 64,000 tuen had
landed at Genoa. The date is rather remote,
and there have been many arrivals tine then
to tsy nothing 01 those troops met came over
Mont Cenis, and whose numbers it is scarcely
possible to estimate, even approximately.
I bo general belief seems to be mat mere
are now 130.000 Freacu in to saramian
States.
There mey be more, but I do not think
there can be many less. They are still defi
cient in cavalry, artilery, and camp equipage.
At Lyons a tiemendous siege train is prepar
ing, destined, of course, for th Lombard for
tresses. With respect to the Austrian in
formation, on which I place great reliance,
and which is np to lb most recent date,
states the whole force in Italy at about 220,
000 mpn, distributed as follows : At Ancona
7000, Ferrara 40"0, Venice 12.000 to ID.uuu,
Iiegnago 1000, Mantua 400i Verona 6000,
Pescbiera 2000. Piacenza 5000. Brescia, Mi
lan, Bergamo Cremona, and other places in
that district 20,000 to 25,000. Besides these,
within tbe last day or two about 20,000 men
have been concentrated about Piacenza.
Non-combatants and sick are set down at
20 000. Including tbe 20.000 men that have
just been drawn from it and assemblod round
Piacenza, and 4000 or 6000 that are in ravia,
tbe effective strength of tbe Austrian army
in Piedmont it abcut 130,000 men. 1 have
ttronir reasons for believios tbe above uirures
to be substantially correct.
Monriir's Europba.i Victories. Tbe
Chess Monthly gives a table showing Mr.
Mornhy's scores ia Europe. Out 149 even
games be won 117.1ost 19, and 13 were drawn
Or 33 blindfold games be won ZU, lost 1, ana
12 were drawn.. Of 35 consultation games
be woo 1?. lost 2, and 16 were drawn.
Giving tbo pawn and move, he won 18 games
lost I and it were drawn. Giviog pawu ana
two moves, he won 14 games, lost 2, and I
was drawn.
Tan Hail Storm The Hanover, Pa,
Spectator says the damage done by tbe hail
storm on Mouday last was immense in that
vicinity. Whole Gelds of wheat and rye, as
far as the storm extended, were beaten down
and utterly destroyed. From 3 to 4 thousand
panes 01 window glass were shattered wilmn
the limits of tbe town. At McSherry town
and New Oxford it is also reported as having
been very destructive.
New Advertisements.
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HAVE received a large and handsome atock
of NEW GOODS, which thev intend to
disoose of at the lowest prices. Our present
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HOSIERY,
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1 N th Court of Common Pleas f Horlbjim-
berland county, Af til Term, it Is thus con
tained, to wit :
April 16, 1 859. The petition of a number oi
the cititena of th town of Bhamokin, Coal
township, In said county, was presented to the
said court, praying to be incorporated at "The
Bhamekin Cemetery Company, upon tbe terms
therein set forth t
'Whereupon it is ordered, that if no sufficient
cause is ehown lo the contrary on the first day of
next term, the prayer of Ibe petitioners will be
granted, according to the ect of Assembly, in
such cam made and provided.
Uy the Court,
DANIEL BECKLEY. ProthV
Frethonotary'e Oflleo,
Bunbnry, June 4 1P69
CAUTION 1 CAUTION 1 1
ALL Railroad Companies, or any person or
persons, are hereby notified and" cautioned
that I. the underlined, claim to be the owner
ef an equal, undivided, thin! part of all lhat
certain invention lately patented to Jacob Toung-
man, of Sunhury, Pennsylvania ( being an Im
proved RAILROAD SWITCH, and that all
Railroad Companies and every person or persons
buying, vending, Or using said Switch, so as
aforesaid patented, will be held accountable te
me Tor all such acts, use, damage, or otnev mat
ters, which I shall he entitled to, according lo
law. LEONARD J. WRIGHT.
Sunhury. June 4th, 1869.-31
J. W. PKAL. E. R. DODOK
Dr. J. W. PEAL AND DR. E- R. DODGE
f AVE entered into copartnership
M.I in th nraclice of medicine and
surgery.
Although Dr. Peal will be absent
a part of his time, be will aid his
partner in any and every case in which it may be
desired. Thankful for past patronage, he solicits
a continuance of the same to the firm of Peal at
Dodge, who will promptly and faithfully attend
to all professional calls. He takes pleasure in
recommending Dr. Dodge to his old friends as an
experienced physician, in whose hands they may
feel safe.
The firm may be consulted st tbe office of Dr.
Peal, in Sunbury.
Sunbury. June 4, 1 859.- ly
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Sale and Livery Stable.
rilHE subscriber respectfully announces to the
A public that he is prepared to accommodate
Hi e in with Saddle-Uorses, Horses and Buggies,
Sulkies, Carriages, Rockaways and Hacks, at
the shortest notice. His stock of Horses are
admired for speed and gentleness. The vchiclos
are neat and in good order.
Careful drivers will always be in readiness to
carry passengers to any point desired.
fj" Omnibusses fur parlies and pic-nice can
be had at all times with or without driver.
The patronage of tbe public is respectfully so
licited. JOS. MOIST, Lessee.
Sunbury, May 88, 1859.
newIroute for TRAVELERS !
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aciicduis :
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kUKBUKV, 10 10 10 1.1
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Lewisburx , 10 40 10 ii
.Milton, I0S4 II OS
Watsontowa, 1 1 IS II IS
Umontowa, II W II 14
Eysters, 11 SI II 31
.Montgomery, II 34. 41 44
berger'a V 87 II 37
Muucy, 1144 1144
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Wauouiowa, IV M I0U
MllUm, II M II OS
l.ewisburg, II 13 II l
Cblllisquuqu, 11 91 . II 91
Northumberland, II 33 II 33
liUltBUHV, II 38 II 41
grlins-Grove, II 61 IIS
Travorton JuuSis 19 10 19 ie
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llndgrpurt, 4 US t ti
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Calvert Statioa, V 13
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34
10 00
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June 4,
Estate o Jacob Jarrctt deceased
Heury J. Reader, alienee "I In tbe Orphan'e
of Isaac Jariatt, Court of IVorlbum-
v. berland countv.
Tbe heirs ef Jacob Jerett, I Writ ef Pattition
deceaaed. J Valuation.
Returnable to August Term, 1859.
To Henry J. Header, alienee of Iaaae Jarrelt
Henry. Samuel, Daniel and George Jarrelt, and
Catharine Binith lata Catharine Jarrett, David
Lilly and Lydia bia wife, late Lvdia Jarrett!
John Barrett and Elizabeth hi wife, late Eliia
both Jarrelt, and John Doebler and Sarah hi
win lata baiah Jarrett, heira and legal represen
titivea of Jacob Jarrett, deceased.
V A I . . . -
i ou ana cacu or you are Hereby notified that
oy virtue oi we above wnl to cue directed an In
quest will be held en the Real Kstale of aaid
deceaaed, to wit i A certain lot or piece af ground
auuaie in i.cwu low.nip, INorthuuiberlendcouu
tv. bounded bs lamia nf r: fu.:.,
ft w VUII.IWIU,
Christian Menaemoyer, Jacob Bbade and othera
containing about four acrea. Also, aaother lot
or piece of ground in earn township, adjoining
Jande of Jacob Wertman, Benjamin firuilh. Was
Levan and other, eontainiac aaout four krr..
on Tuesday the S8lh day of June. 1859. at in
o'clock A. M., on the pranvses, for tkepurpeae of
making pamuon oi or lo value and appraise eaid
real etate, at wniee um and place you saty
ai-vHU n yen sn propsr.
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff
eUerifTa Office, 1
Banbury, May H, rj. I
E5K3
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SALES.
By virtue of sundry writs of Levari Facias
and rritioiii Exponas to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale at tbe Central
Uotel, in tbe borouginof Buobury, on Satur
day tbe llth day of June, 159, at Id o'ulocjc,
A. Al., 108 lonowiug (iiueriT, m "ii.
A, certain Lot or piece of ground, sitqat
in the borooeh of Sunbure , Nortbumberlnq
countv. bouuded on tbe north by'VYhortle
berry street, on tbe south by ao alley, oo tbe
east-by a lot of William McCarty, aod en tbe
west by an alley, containing in front on
Whertleberrv street CO feet, width TM feet,
whereon are erected a two story frame dwel
ling bouse and kitchen, and a carpenter ehop,
stable, out-buildings, Seo. Seized taken in
xecation and to be sold as the properly of
Samuel Clement.
ALSO:
A certain tract or piece of land, situate in.
Sbamokm township, iNert&umberlund couuty,
onnded by land of George Keller and Al
exander Yocaru on tbe north, Jacob Leisen-
ring on the east, tbe blabtown or Valley
road on ibe south, and land of David Adam
on the west, eootaininir one hundred aud four
acres, mere or less, about forty acres oi
bicb are cleared, whereon are erected a
frame dwelling bouse, a new bank barn, or
chard, tc. Seized taken in execution and to
be sold as tbe property of U U. Taggart,
Josiab 11. Furman and Elisha C. Barton late
trading under tbe Grm aod name of Taggart,
t urman & barton.
ALSO t
All that certain tract or piece of land, sit
uate ia Sbamokin township, Northumberland
county, bounded oo the north by land of John
Klase and George welzel, soum py ine turn
pike, east by Jacob Treibly aod west by land
of George Wetzel, containing 117 acres, about
90 acres of which are cleared aod whereon is
erected at li story frame dwelling bouse,
bank bam, well of water, orchard, &e. Seized
taken in execution aod to be sold as tbe pro
perty of John Lefiler.
al.su :
All that house, and lot whereon the same
is erected, situate id tbe town of Trevorton,
in Market street, and numbered in the geoeral
plan of said town No. 3, in block No. 70 in
tbo county oi orinumneriana. noma iKen
o execution aod to be (old as tbd property
oi William f biliips.
ALSO :
At the Public House of Alexander Blair,
n the boroogn oi Billion, on aionuav, ine
lUth da of June 1BS9. at one o'cluck I il..
tbe following described property to wit
All that certain balf acre lot or piece or!
i .l- i i. Vi;i..
. ' . . . . . ':
Northumberland ceuoty, bounded on the west! ,.,..' . r.,.. ;, l . .,, ,h. . K
by Locust Uey,on the north by Samuel J 1! ",y olUer' " h" ,he ,tlM'
llePburn,E.q.,onthe east bytbe Buubur, ,' & tnlnahclattt of f.j, w,, onc,
and Erie Railroad, and on tbe north by lot I v. i. . . .,.. , .
of W n. F. Nagle whereon are erected two
story Frame Dwelling House, Kitchen, frame
Stable, ic.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold
as the property of Michael Graham.
JAMES VAN DYKE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Sunbury, t
May 21, 1859. )
INDIA RUBBER PENS.
A NEW WRITING INSTRUMENT,
MANUFACTURED U.NDKR
G00DYE ABS' PATENTS,
T TUS
IlTDIARUBBBRPSIlTCo
57 Liberty St., New-York,
Are for sal by Booksellers and Stationers
generally, tltrougnout tn On ilea states.
THE India Rnbber Pens are superior lo all other kiuaa
now iu use, possessing all uie ood qualities of the
Quill, with nou of Ida objaetioiiabl feat urea of 4b ateel
pen,
'm 1 II .1. - l ...III uiL.l .L.
apaUATing and acraping of tbat tustrnineul, (las pointa
"J"!" .
ms pericetiy smoowj ana win am tungsr.
Tney are, likewise, aupsriur to lbs steel peu. in thai
thev ar loots elaslie, wear much kHiget, sad will not
coriode.
The India Rubber renear paculujriy adapted lo the
wanta of bdiloia, Lawyers, Clargyimn, 6lu0cnU, and pro.
feasional mea generally, being less tiresome lo lbs baud,
aud snore uniform iu action, than any other pen now in
use. They are cheaper than qaill pen, and are suited at
a pries aut exceeding thai of tie beat steal pena
Tl. India Hubber Pen are eat n iu boxes, eontaiuing
one groaa each, with holder, al Thiea dnllara par gross.
ona maa Men, wiw p,wn. iiic ."".i. .. ihin,
and will be mailed, postage free, to any addiesa, upon re -
Mint of tlM ntiea.
A liberal uiseouat auowea so ma j raae, lOuegea, acnooia
and Pubnt Institations. Address,
Titc iuia hl' Hutu rr..- cu.
Offic.,7 Liacrty-Sl., Nw Y'oik.
Kaw York, May 48, IW.
Notice to CoBtractori.
THE beard ef School Director of Paint town
hip, will meet at tbe Houae of John Pear
ion, on Monday the 13ih day of June, 1839, fur
the purpoa of receiving proposals for th build
ing of a School House, m Poiwt township, near
Chulaaky Furnace, en th land of Je Yocum.
Tbe bona is to be built of Brick, it feet by 80,
i ....
I or piana m epacincauon (an oa
D. STERNER,
J. YOCUMs
May SI, IS5i..
aRAlTi
the citisensof SUNBURY and Vioinity, that
completed, and that their
have arrived. We have
bow,
hot only tbe
D'JOTs AND SHOES, GROCERIES.
LOWbST PRICES. Country Produce taken
variety of our atock, we will merit and receive
Cltrnpral More,
attend, MARKET SQUARE, near the Court
FIULIXG & GRAXT.
Estate orSamuel Sleorei tfeceaued
Joseph Haupt and wife,') Wrltol Partition end
va ! Valuation. Returnable
The heirs of Samuel f lo August Term, 1859
Moore, deceaaed. J
To Joseph Haupt end Susan his wife, James
Merrill and Hannah bie wife, raiding at l.e
forty, 1 ioga eounty, Pa. Wm. Kulkeraon and
Sarah bia wife, resiuinaat , l iooa countv
Pa., John Moore, Elisha Moore, Itebccca Mocre
end Esther Moore, residing in Shemokin town,
ship, Northumberland co-ntT, 1'a; Michael
Moore, residing t (as ia believed) Saint Antho
nv e rails in Ihe State of Minnesota, Mari.1
Moore, widow of Isaac Moore, deceased, (who
was a eon ol said attendant) and who died with
in the lifclime of his said father, leaving issue
L-atharme intermarried with John Boatian, liar,
riet, intermarried with William Mabor, and Ann
Charles, Milea end Alice Moore which aaid
Charles Milee and Alice are minora and all
of which widow and children of eaid Isaac
Moore, deceased, reiide at Jackson. Lvcominc
county, Pa.,) heirs and legal repreaentativee of
tbe aaiu oomuel Moore, deceased.
You and each of you are hereby notified that
by virtue of the above writ, lo me directed.
Inqucat will be held at the late resilience of the
satd Samuel Moore, dereasetl, in Shemokin
township, Northumberland county, Pennsylva
nia, on Friday, the 17th day of June, 18 JO, at
10 o'clock, A. M., for the purpose of making
partition of or to value and appraise the real
estate of aaid deceaaed, at which lime and place
you may attend if you aee proper.
JAMES VANhlKE. BherilT.
SheritTe OiBce, 8unbury, i
May 14th. 1859. ,
VhtiXte ofjoliu HocKcy, Elcceaeed
Jonathan Dockey, In the Orphana'
v. Court of lorthum
Th heirs of J. Docley.dcc'd j berland county.
Writ of Partition and Valuation, returnable
to August Term, 1859.
To Michael Dockey. John Dockey, Philip
Alessner and Mary Ins wile late Mary Dockey
t .1 T,- li , n . .
ujonaiiimi uocaey. uaviu retcrman ana I.liza
eiSlielh his wife late Elizabeth Dockey, reaiding in
irlJauphin county i Joseph Uockev, John Uinga
man and Catharine hia wife late Catharine Doc-
key, residing in Dauphin county ; Casper Tsropp
and Sarah hia wife late Sarah Dockey, David
Lnerkofler and Magdelrna hia wife late Magda
lene Dockey, Benjamin Dockey. and Elian Doc
key, heira and legal representatives of said John
Dockey, deceased.
You and each of you are hereby notified that
by virtue of the above writ to me directed, an in
quest will be held at the late residence of the aaid
decendant in Lower Mahnnoy township, Nor
thtimberland county, on Tuesday, the 11th day
oi June, itjsu, at ie o clock A. M., Tor tho pur
pose of making partition of or to value and ap
praite the real estate of aaid decea ed at which
time and place ynu may attend if you aee proper.
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff.
aherill a Officer. Sunbury, I
MayU. 1659.
S
Interesting to Druggists-
AND ALL OTHERS WHO SKLL
SODA "W ATEE
7 tIE AMERICAN TRADES COMPASY,
No. 22 and 24 Fittdfort Street, New York.
MANUFACTURERS 6t
"VjVIT-A.XTjE3N-'S PATENT
PORTABLE SODA FOUNTAIN,
rpAKE great pleasure in calling the attention
-- of Druggists, Confectioners, and other to
litis invention aa ita simplicity and economy can
not fail lo commend it to all who prepare the
delightlul and refreshing beverage for Ihe Sum
mer season.
The Van-Allen Soda Fountain may truly be
regarded as invaluable. It enables any one to
manufacture, with great facility, an indefinite
aupply of the moat delicious Soda Water, at a
coat of only about
THREE OR FOUR CENTS PF.R GALLON!
j Tbo risk and expenae of Copper Fountain are
not incurred, and a few moment only are rc
quirea to prepare tee water. 13 ut little ice u
needed to keep ibe fountain ao cool a to render
It unnecessary to use any in glub.es. The two
ingredient used are dissolved in acperate atone
jar and are forced by action of a simple pump,
j . ... B...u.-
I uecome msianuy uniiea and Uie
Soda ia formed. I'o copper or bras cornea
"nl"1 w"nny 0,lnf "T".. 0,M,BW"
Water can be more delichtful than tbat menu
furtnred bv this nrarru an,l nrln sf it ia. n,h.,,.
e,orl ,ny pweM of B.nufic,u ,
evideIIC, 0t, U9
accompanying testimonial
J he above cut represent Ibe wbole apparatus
in itaaimplest form : but they will be manufactur
ed in many ornamental atylea to auit Ihe taste of
purcbaaer. 11 ia nut at all likely tn get out ol
order, because of it great simplicity and dura
bility i besides being ao portable aa to be bandied
with ease, rendering il peculiarly valuable for
riC-MUS and other RURAL FESTIVALS.
This little contrivaace can be made attractive
to tbe eye, no Ies than profitable to the pocket.
No VILLAGE or CITY DfiL'G STORE or
CONFECTIONER should be without one ef
these
H E A LTII-OI VI-NG FOUN TA IN 5,
Nor ean owner of large FACTORIES do a
belter thing than to have one, to refresh their
operatives during tbe hot summer months.
They can be introduced into private families to
' great advantage, a the expense ia o trifling.
' '1 he ingredient used are lo be bad in any Drug
1 Hlora, anil a rciiiA for mpnariiio- avriirw flavnr
. ' ... .
tha Sutla Water, will accomuanv each Fountain.
The whole apparatus occupies but a email apace
not more man an omiuary aiiea wash-stand
and can be used on the corner ol a alreet a
well a in-door. A full sized on can be seen
at "The American Trade Company's Orhce,
PRICE From $30 lo $50, according lo size
and finish. 1 bey can be ahipped to auy part
of the I'nited A' late or Canada at an aipeiue
of till or t'J fur boxing, and ordere will be tilled
, - - .
: promptly by Express or otherwise.
Address, GALLAHER'8
Purchaaing Bureau,
St LIBERTY STREET, N. Y
erll. 11. MASSER, Sunbury, Pa.
New York May, SI. 1869. If
aTklL-f AINTING8 wiih Gilded Framea, a lot
V juat received and for al at COOPER'S
Variety Store.
Sunbury, May Sl,'59.
WAR IN EUROPE I
PEAOB JL.T HOME OB.
10 BARREL8 of Kilra and DouU Extra
lAU Pleur, just received and (of sale CHEAP
C. O. HAVEN'.
(uiurj, May SI, 166.
eV
T.. COOFEIt'S
NEW DET GOODS
Aho
Market Squart, on door Wftt of th Poet
OJic,SUNBUItr,Pa.
fWnilH subscriber ha juat returned from
JL the city with an entire new atock of Dry
Oooda and a aer.tral variety of Notions. His
eelrctione, which are different from anything
ever brought to Ibia place, have been made from
tha Boost extensive wholesale eelabltihmenli la
ftutadelphia. His etock tomiat of
mack Clothe, Faucjr Cassliatoi t
Silk, Ginghams, Delaines, Alapacaa, Chintt,
Calicoes, While Goods, rlannela, nhislina
Circular, Mantillas, Shawls, Meriira,
Marseillee, Cotton rtaidt,
HATS A 1ST ID i2Aa.
Mat Children' Donnet. Trimming of every
vartolV, utoVea, Hosiery, 8hirt Uoaonis, bliirt
Collar. Uingham Cravats, Black Silk Cravats,
Fancy Means, & c.-, Ae.
Ihe list of INnilOISa rnmpntea in part,
load DrcsNen, Ural JVtttilarce,
Fancy Bead, Fncy Bankets, Toy of all kinds.
1-encv Hair J'ma. rnr.rjf Brarolel. n.itd
EarDropa, Cold lirenst Tins, Gold
Studs, Gold Pena, Ladies' Recti
culea. Buttons, Uruhes, Toi
lets, Cuintu, Fancy Moapi,
Tcrfumerv. Kajin-y
China Waie,
StAtlOERY, riCTURES,
and a variety of other Fan'cy article too nuore
run to mention.
All article not on hand when asked for will
be ordered from Philadelphia immediately, with
out eitra charge, the proprietor bavins; made
arrangement" to tie supplied with deficiencies
whenever required.
His stock will be disposed of on cash princi
ples, deducting 5 per cent, from purchase a
niounting lo more than oi:a dollar.
Cy atrict attention to business, he hope to
receive a share of public patronage. He invite
all lo call and eiamine for IherheelVea, and he
convinced that he haa on hand the larenat atock
of Fancy Good ever brought lo the place.
THOS. U. GUUrEIt.
Hunbury, May 7. 189.
Estate of FREDERICK MUTCHLEE,
Deceased,
jVOTICE is herebv given tbat tetter of admin-
iatration having been granted to Ihe sub
scriber on the estate of Frederick Mutchler, late
of Sliamokin townehl, Northumberland couhly,
deceaHcd. All peraoti indebted are requeated
to make payment on or before the 18lh dav of
June, next, to the aubacriber, and those having
claiina lo present them duly authenticated for
settlement.
JACOB MUTCHLER. Adm'r.
9hamokin township, Mav 14, 1859. 8t
FLOUR AND FEED.
O. HAVEN has constantly on hand a
large and full supply of FLOUR and
c.
FEED, which he will sell at low, or lower
profits, than any place in thia 'Market Those
wanting flour will find it an ohjrct to call at the
.Wholesale and Retail Flour Store before purcha
sing elsewhere, licing thankful lor past favors,
ask a continuance of the aame.
C. O. HAVEN.
Sunbury, My 7, 1859
Berth ! Health. ! Health ! ! I
1' HE MOST. REMARKABLE CURE OS
RECORD.
DR. SWAY.NE'S COMPOUND YRUP OF
"WILD CHERRY.
Poijit or Rocks, Kaanaaics CoraTT, Ma.
Da SwATna : Dear Mir Believing it a duly 1 owe to
the publie, and iu justice to you, 1 have thought proper to
make known one of the moat extraordinary cuies, in my
owu case, that has ever been truly recorded. In the
mouth of October last, I wus atilicted with a severe gath
ering in my breast, which formed a Inigc abscess, and also
coimnuuiciiud lo ray 1-unga and very much atilicted them,
and discliuiged large quantities of enriuption, external and
internal. My breath enuld pass throne my LuihtI and
out through the cuvity of my breast with uppureut ease,
attended wiUi a violent eough', day and mglit, loss of ap
petite, aud extreme debility, so that my physician thought
my ease hopeless and beyond the power of mediciue- I
remained in thia wretched condition for a long time, until
I was wasted to a ineie skeleton, and there seemed to be
no hope foi me ; but having read in the public papers of
tlm mnv urnniLrfnl i . r . nrfnrm-ri l.w va.nr (imMin.n
Bvacr or Wild Cnanar, liiumedhitely sent to Bultimorei
lor nve bouiea anu commence ita uae, and to my great
satisfaction and my anxious family, the abscess or opening
iu my Liungs begun to heal, and the cough subsided, andou
using ten boltles 1 was restored to perfect health.
uver nve years have eiapseu, aim 1 still remain a per
fectly hearty man to this day, June 4, l!8. I have not
bad a duy's sickness for eighteen mouths.
I'leuse accept my graceful acknowledgemeuts.
Yours, ve:y respectfully.
THOMAS D.XON.
Tbe subscriber is well acauninted with Thomas Dixnn,
and cau testify lhat he has been afflicted as ab.ve repre
sented 1 regard his recovery as almost s miracle, lie la
a worthy member of aociety.
JA.Mt-.S K. Lit IflfUKUW ,
Pastor nf Berlin Circuit, lialtimure Confereuce.
CVT" The above iuvalvnble niedicitia nrenared oulv bv
Du If. ' wVNt & Sin, No. a, North 7th St., hlve Mar
ket, Philadelphia. "No oiiu Wild Cuxaav rasiASa-
TION OKNUINS 11
SWAYNES1 SARSAPARftt.A AND TAR PILLS.
The sick peraon who stands iu need of a prompt purify-
us narrative, should use Lia. bwitsi'i l-gas CoatkS
ft rsa PASILL4 AMU Ta Pills, they remove all unhralthy
billious secretions of the Stomach aud Dawela, causing a
perfect state of health.
BWAYNK'3 CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE,
DR. SWAYNK'S BOWEL CORDIAL,
An Invaluable remedy for Diarhra, Djseutery, Chelios,
Cholera, aud all Bowel Complaints.
DYSPEPTICS !
There is no treatment that has ever been tried, that ia so
effectual iu curing lneigcstiuu. in all iia forms, a "DR.
VIVaYNE'S UfrTKIt CATHOLICON." It imnurtt
new life and invigorate the aystem, the iale and delicate
will gaiu strength and a good appetite by using these traiy
vaiuaiiie uitters. t nee i.uy ou eeme.
Pieraied nuly bv Dr. II 8WAINE A SON. No. (
Nrlh7th Street, Philadelphu.
SOLD AT
Fisher's Drug and Chemlcd Stor
May 7lh, IbiJ;
BOOT AND SIX OX2
STORE-
TAMES BEARD having returned frofh Phil
adeliihia with the latent and most fashionable
style of BOOTS. SHOES, HATS and CAPS,
would invite bia numerous friend am) the public
generally, to call at hia atnre in MARKET
SQUARE, one door east of the Post OlTice,
where he will bo ho'p to exhibit hi general
assortment of good.
Hi good consist of Gentleman Boot,
Shoe. Calf Skir, Morocco, Patent Leather;
and Slipper, Patent Leather, Morocco,
Calf Gaiter of all description.
Ladle' Shoe of every description and t1c.
uch a Gaiter, Low Boots, Slipper, Uus
Itina, die.
Missce' Shoes, Boots, Gaitere and Slipper of
every description and style and material.
Boy' Shoei, Boots, tieilere, Ac j of every de
scription of atyle end niateriul.
Yo'jlhV and Children' Shoea, Boota, Gaiters,
Clipper; dec; of eveiy deacripium aud
style, 4c.
ALSO: A general assoitmrnt ofHATSand
CAPS.
All of which he will a. II low fur CA8II or
Country Produce. Hi motto ia Utter a quick
ixpenc than a alow hilliiig.n
JAMES BEARD.
Sunbury, My 14, 1850. If
PHILADELPHIA,
HEADING KAIL 110AD
Smuiuir Arraiiceiuctit.
AFltlL U, IbM.
TWO PASSENGER Trains Wave MarUkurr BmIt,
(Sunday exvenird,) al .( A M, and 1 13 P Al . fl thi'l
adeldst airivisg lUere at II 60 u'Hn sad Mo p. ,M
Ketuiuing.LvavaPkiiapalphaiuirjeA. M , and l.e
P. M , arriving st llmiriaburgai UIU no. a aud I Va P. M.
Faass : Tu IMiikuloUia, No. I Cars, S3 ; Mo. b
aim Ham.) SI 70.
Faaaa s To Heading, SI. 09 aad SI 30.
Al Heading, canuecl won Irauis lu PodsrUt,tinsrs
Vilte, Taiiuup, Cuuwisaa, Ae.
r'our Trains leave Ksaduic for Pkiladelpnia daily, al
A M, 10 la A M, I JU no"s and IMP.N
lri Pkihtdelpkis fo, Heading al T JO A M, t P. M.
1.30PM, and 4tPMj
Faaas. Hawtnif to Philadelphia, SI Hand SI ti.
Tha Morning. Tram from Hariiaburg cornier ui Handing
With ap tram toe IViikeeuarre, Pitistna and eicrsnUtn.
For tkruogb Itekaia and aihar iufnfntfn atplv ao
I t. CXYUR. Seuend Agjenl
ApttU4 leSO-lf '
look to totjr owi iima
P DOOT!)
f AND ft
IWS II O H S .
IJEMOYAL The ulcriber respectful
form ihe cltiren of Huuhury and vi
that be ha removed hia establishment fron
old end W Mm olfice formerly occupied by
Awl, in Mrkl S,ur, Sunhury, near ihe Nt
thra Central KailUiJ. Having mi band e wU
aelectexl alock of good ftabvinle, he ia ready lo
upply hi customer and other promptly with
work ready made or made up lo order, in Ihe
latest and best atyle and on the mo. reasonable
lorni.
Believing the c!.h evsiem Ii ll. h. r..t l.-.u
the customer tnd hiinwlf. he will eudoavor Iu
offer euch inducement will five satisfaction
loall who may lavor him with Ihefr coitonl.
P . 9. Those imlcl.tr J. are rc'i)utd to call
and settle theit account without delay.
WM. II. MILLER)
. Mtry,. April 16, IR.Ssy
rxiEN cu Btrnn
All Lis 81 OM; IlIAMrtCTORY.
npilfi Underalurif, krrp constantly on hani
PHENCII UL'KRflofallaiies.and furniahoe
every article required hy ihe milling irailo.
Complete satisfaction gtiaiantecd for every article
ai ld. Miller who prefer the aolid Rnrr, by glv.
ing 4 to 8 month notice, can have their orders
tiWtitvd at the tuarrle in Franc. AdJrfea,
WM. IL KEPNEH,
April 2, IS596m llariihulg P. U., P.
SPR 1UG Ik SUMMER '
a:; esxaiiajci
JUST AKUIVED AT TIIEBTOHE OP
J. II. KSCLL.. of Sunbury, Ph.,
A aplendid aleck of Spring and Hummer
Gooda from Philadelphia, to which be
re peclfully invito hia fri'en'.la Kitd tha Publie td
call and inspect, ho will apnro ho time in show
in them. Among hisst.nk of ftrods will be
found, FINE BLI.'E AND BLACK
PaElTCH CLCTZ.
Fine Black and Fancy C'nsiineree '1 weed. Sat
inelt, Jean and Fa'cy Vesting, also a large as
sortment of Iieedy-made CLOTULNU for mea
and hoy a (cheap.)
FOR LADIES WEAR,
Black arid Fancy Dttss filk very cheap, Silk
Tissue, Ben-ires, Clisli and Chnli Kolms, Bereg
Delaine, Berege Robes, Figured Brilliant end a
variety of o.her Dress Goods, Hpring and bum
mer Shawls, Mantilla, Ptrisols, a good assort
ment of white goods, Collar, Sleeves, Irish
Linen, Shirt fronts, Marseilles, Brilliant Ac A
general akajrtmetlt of domestic Dry Go da.
Also a large dock of liat and Cap, Boot
and hoe. Hardware, Queen and Glassware,
Groceries, Cedarware, Stone and Earthenware,
'Tlruga and Paints, Salt, Fiab, Cheese, 11 am, Od,
Tar ice. &e.
N. B. Wall and Window Paper. Floor and
htTable Oil Cloth, Carpets, all Ihe above will he
- , 1 . , : r v. . .
aoiu m iow prices tor casn or country prouuee ta
en in exchange for Gooda.
J. II. BNGEL.
Sunhury, May 14, 185?. tf.
NEW TLOtTK, FEED, FRUIT AND
PROVISION STORE
riMIE aubacriber respectfully inform the cill
JL ions of Sunbury and the surrounding nuijjli
borbood, lhat ha haa opened a cMore at the north
west cornerof Maiket Square, oppotite Vandyke'
Ii ail road lintel, where he ia receiving, and niit
keep on hand, Flour, Feed, Fruit and provision
of all kinds, toch a
WHEAT, RYE ir BUCICWHEAT FLOUR,
Oal. Corn tnd all kind of Feed, Cracker,
Oranges, Nut Ac, Fresh Shad in aca
on, Early Vegetable Fruit dec.,
from the South.
He will constantly receive, by Riilroad, front
Baltimore and Philadelphia all th dclicaaie of
the eaon, aa they come into market, and trusts,
by prompt attention and reasonable jiricca to re
ceive a stare of the public patronage.
WM. HOOVE IL
Sunbury, April 16, 1859.- ly.
ffi-10,00
Pays for a full dome in the Iron Cliy Cnllaga, th sug
gest, most extensively patronized aud besiwgautsad CXnt
merciul Sell. h1 iu lb United Stales.
3S7 STUDENTS ATTKNDI.NO DAILY, Maroa, IBoe
Usual time to complete a full amirse, from 0 lo 10 wete
Every ttudeul. Upon grnduatlur. Is guaraulecd lo be aaus
petenl to mauage Ihe Books of auy Uusunsaa, and aalk
nod lo earn a salary of fiom
ssootoeiooa
indents snlar al auy Urna No Yacaaist Bavtaw al
pleasuis.
SI Premium Tor beet Penmanship awaniad ia IMS.
frT Minister' Sons received at half price.
For Card Circulnr ttptcunene of Busineaa and Oruo
meiital Wiiiing inclose twii snitnns. and address. "
V W. JliNMNS, Pnuujuigb, P.
April , 18J ch ap ti, 't ly
SARATOGA WATE2. "
Analysis of Empire Spring.
The Analyst of the Empire Water, by Prof
Emtoon, i a follow :
Chlorade of Sodium, S9.6SS
Biratbonate of Lime. II1.N24
Bicarbonate ol Magnesia, 41,3X4
Bicarbonate Of Seda, I0.S48
Hydnodate of Soda or Ltd'ne H,00(
Bicatbohate of Iron, a trace, 000
Bblid contents in a gallon, 496,J53
Specific gravity, 1,039
EMPIRE SPJilSC.
The water of the Empire Spring I holtlsJ
with th utmost care, and packed iu etrmg
bo ies, suitable for exportation, by ihe aubacri
ber. The Cork Ol all genuine Empire Water are
branded, -EMPIRE SPUING."
G. W. WESTON & CO.
Orders may be addressed to the Proprietor,
G. W; Weaion ii Co., Saratoga Springe, N. Y.,
r at thtir
DETOT, 410 BROAD WA Y,
Near Canal Street, Sew York.
ClSTirtCATII.
Extract from a communication from Dr. North,
of Saratoga Spiinge, ta tha Boaton Medical and
Surgical Journal, dated June the 6th, 1851 :
"The New Empire Spring ia working charm
ingly for Scrofula. Do the profession kuow that
there ar twelve grain of liydriodale of da.
or Iodine, in a gallon of water- double any other
Spring I There being only a trace of lion iu
the water, I aend my consumptive palieuta to
lhat Spring unhesitatingly, hitherto with moat
satisfactory results."
Empir Spring, ly R. L. AUcn. 3L D, a
Resident Physician, Saratoga Springs.
This fuuuUin haa more tban anawerad lb
eiptvtatioiia ol' ita friends; a a br(, eu
inliululaiiia who have drank it daily ler aeveraf
year past, cannot be rnduete) tu aaale a ahal
lute oi' any other ring. .
A a rathanic end allrralrve, my past cxper.
etire cutielv ine to sy, that in iny opii.ion it
ha no superior bar or elsewhere, ha exemp
tion from clay. nd Ihe small re !! quaniitir'
of iruu whn b cuter h coinpoahion. render it on
of the beat if ua lb Very heal aeinenel Waler for
coinasvrciat purjsea, while il ability to with
stand lb trying inSuenre of warm climate an 4
se voyages, make il a very deskahl wabtr fur
bottling perpaoaa.
The properties, togerher' Veitb the gentle
niauly sere of iu pretcnt preprietora, have given
il a circulation aad uae abroad which haa hereto
fore beeo unprecedented hi the buu'ory ef cW
braled mineral alra.
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