6jM
THE TORNADO.
Further Accounts Houses Swept Away, and
Forests Uprooted.
"W continue to receive the most painful
account! 01 tbe terrible toroade is Western
Illinois and Eastern low. When tbe facte
are ell gathered op, end a full statement of
then) mode, it will appear that no similar
calamity ever bag began to equal this one In
actual destruction of life and property, and
in all tbe attendant frightful circumstances.
Severe as the storm was, and great as was
the damage done, on the Illinois side of the
Mississippi river, the storm visited with far
greater violence the section of Iowa lying
between Cedar Rapids and the river. An
extra sheet received from the press of the
Mount Vernon jVewc, .Mount Vernon, Lino
county, Iowa, contains the following thrilling
nccouut of tbe tornado and its disastrous
effects in that quarter. Tbis extra sheet is
dated Monday, Jane 4th.
About sis o'clock last nigbt a terrific
whirlwind, or tornado, .passed, a mile South
of our town, from west to east. When within
two miles of us, while people were seeking
safety in cellats, or, as in some cases, running
wildly about the streets, it veered on its
course, and swept by in full sight sublime
but fearful. At a little village or hamlet one
and a half miles west, known as St. Mary's,
the scene of di-solation beggars description.
At that point tbe house and shop of a Mr.
Cunningham were entirely destroyed j him
elf and family much injured. A few steps
farther on, scarcely a vestige remained of the
houso end two large barns of Mr. James
lSurge. Two of his children, a grown up sou
and a small daughter, fatally hurt, have since
died. Mr. William Wain, brother of K. D.
Wain, of this place, and a young man, by tbe
name of Columb is Sparks, were found dead.
As the blast approached, Stephen .Smith,
son of Joscphus Smith, was seen to ride up,
and spring from bis horse ; was afterward
picked up mortally injurod. A little east
ward, the house and burn of Mr. Clark
Thompson were utterly demolished. His
family, by running down iu the cellar, es
caped ; for some reason ho did not go with
them, end so lost his life. Close by, Mr.
Josephus Smith aud family were much hurt,
but not dangerously. His house waj torn
down ; bis lure barn turned partly around
end carried fifty feet. The power oud force
of this "demon of the elements" must have
been immense. We reached tho path of its
fury less than an hour after it went howliug
on. Wo found a hundred men standing
uround mute end aghast. Tbe sufferers had
been borua away, but there were other evi
dences of its -fearful mission. Houses gone,
utterly gone, end nothing but bluckened and
smeared foundations told where they had
been ; trees, ono and two feet in diameter,
und even larger, uprooted and hurled many
rods, robbed of brauchos and foliage ; car
casses of horses, cattle and swine strewed
the former barnyard. One man found the
blude of a shovel plow so firmly driven into a
tree that he could not pull it out.
Kast of Lisbon, a Mr. Piper injured, two
children killed. M r. Latimer and family in
jured, Mr. William Andre and wife missing,
probably killed j five killed in one family,
uamed Allen.
West of the Cedar, five persons are re
ported killed.
It is nlso reported that several houses were
blown down, and severul persons killed North
of Cedar Kapids.
At Mechanicsville are ten bodies, brought
in from the country, North. In tbe vicinity
of le Witt, fifteen or twenty ore killed.
Thirty-seven lives lost at Cauiaucbe, and
many injured aud missing.
Speaking of the town of Camancbo, tbe
editor of the Chicago Press says :
Horses and cattle are lying in every direc
tion, killed from the effects of the Btorm.
The buildings all look as though they had
been torn in small fragments, scattered over
tho whole country, and feathors from the bed
clothes line the ground, uud then all bud been
overswept with rushing waters.
We went into oue building where were
fifteen bodies, some mangled in tbe most
frightful maimer, and only wrapped up in a
sheet, and put into a rough box, ready for
liuriul. Lr. Howell mloruieU us teal, irom
Sunday evening to Monday noou, he bad visi
ted mnety-one wounded aud set twenty-three
broken limbs. We saw twenty-eight dead
bodies, uud there were eighty-two tbut re
quired strict medical attendance, and as many
more tliat are morj or less hurt, yet aro able
to be nrouud. In addition to tbis number,
tsveuty-eigbt were swept from a raft iu the
river that was passing at the time, and ten
nre yet missing from tbe town, that are sop
posed to be buried in the ruius, or are blown
into tbe river ood drowned.
Willi the esception of half a dozen bouses
on the uorth side of tho town, every single
luilJlng is either torn down, unroofed, or
otherwise damuged. In one family, all that
was lelt were three little girls, the father and
mother ond two children having been instant
ly killed. We saw where a ftuce board bad
been forced clear through the side of a bouse,
endwuva, nod hundreds of shiugles had forced
themselves clear through the clap-boards of
a bouse. We yi.ited the grave-yard, and
saw twenty-eight graves, side aud side, all
dug, wailing to receive the rough boxes con
taining tbe remains of the slaughtered people
The Pequea Silveb Mines. Somo of tbe
New York papers recently reported tbe dis
covery, in Pennsylvania, of a rich silver ore,
which, alter various essays by Prof. Forney,
of the United States Assay Office, was pro
nounced to be richer than tbe famous ores of
Washoo end Arizona. Tbe Lancaster Daily
LVmess says that the ore referred to is none
ether than that of the Peqaea mines in that
rmintv. und describes the mines as follows:
"We visited them yesterday. The mines, I
or rather tbe quarries, iuclude two large and
splendid farms. Although there are many
subtetraoean workings, (some of tbem begun
by English miners in tbe year 173G,) the ore
is uow obtained entirely in open quarries.
There is a lurge bill of the most splendid
limestone, in which the ore is diffused with
singular regularity. The limestone is burnt
up lor lime, and sold out at the actual cost of
production. The labor of the quarries is thus
paid by tbe lime, leaving tbe ore, whatever it
may be, as a cleur profit. The ore is worth
from S300 to S700 per ton, and it appears
that every man engaged in quarrying lime
stoue will average about 20lte. of the ore per
day. When the kilns are erected, from two
to four hundred men can be employed in
quarrying lime, all of wbicb would find a ready
tiiarket if sold at tbe actual cost of produc
lion, thereby inducing several hundred lime
kilns Daw in operation, within a radius of
sevn or eight miles, to relinquish the busi
ness The mine or quarries will thus become
a vast depot fcr tbe production of the oori
vallud Peqaea lime, now commanding Troin
ten to fifteen cents per bushel.
"Tint Farmer and Gardner" for June is
fin our table, and as usual, is tilled to over
flowing wilb choice matter and handsome
illustrations. The Publisher announces im
rorUut changes in tbe July number, "lbe
form will be changed to a royal octavo of 32
. . r.A il, editorial charee of the Horti-
ni.ftnril Denartment will be assumed by
m'mi;... s!,.,.n,lnr. the distineuisbed writer
In addition to this, a large number or the
Agriculture in tbe country.
havo consented to contribute to the pages of
tuo "f armer auu u. . 7 C
attraction, it will be one of the best,
T. it is now one of the handsomest and cheap
... n..kiictioni in tbo country. Person!
desirous o examining the work, can procure
a copy witnom cnarge, vj f
Peblwber, A. i. Ppangler, I'tiiaoeipnia.
HlailLY IMFORTAftT ISTF.IXlGClrR.
Settlement of the Chinese Difficulty trith
France and Fnglaud Assassination nf the
Tycoon of Japan,
Spwkqkiki.d, Mo., Sunday, June 10. The
uveriand Mail uoncb, Willi six passengers
and Ban Francisco date to the 21st May,
three days later than by the Pony Express,
arrived here at 8 o'clock this morning. Tbe
San Francisco papers famish tbe following
highly important news from Japan and China.
The schooner Page, which left for tbe Bay
of Jeddo April 23, and tbe steamer Zagtze,
with news from China to April 10, reports
mat tne uninese nave concluded to pay the
cngusi and Irene h Governments, tbeir ex
penses and accede to all their demands as the
ports and the navigation of the rivers are to
oe iree.
The Americans charged by tbe China
Chroniele with having been engaged in tbe
uooite trade, and a proclamation bas been
issued by a distinguished Chinese official,
warning tbem against tbe practice of kidnap
ping. ASSASSINATION OF TDK EXTEROR OP JAPAN.
The Prince Uoitairo. who was at the head
of the Japanese Government, was assassina
ted on tbe latb or March, lie was going
from bia bouse to tbe palace with his train,
wheu be was attacked by fourteen Japanese,
dressed as travelers.
Tim Wat to, Quikt Wakeful Rabies.
Mr. Itupel, tbo correspondent of tbe London
Times, ia bis "Indian Diary," impaits the fol
lowing piece of information, wbich wilt eo
doubt be gratefully received by those whose
responsibilities, tbough small, are on that
account none the less burdensome :
"Our friend tbe Tbakoor also visited up,
and he excused tbe none-appearance of bis
little son, on tho ground that he was asleep
under his water fall. 1 had almost omitted
to mention the curious habit of the hill peo
ple to wbich litis phrase of the Thukoor's
related. Whenever a woman wishes to put
her child to sleep, she takes it to one of the
numerous places fur tbis purpose, which are
ull over the mountuio sides wherever there is
water. They consist of a shed or sheds in
in which there are stone troughs fill ad with a
running stream ; and from these troughs are
little pipes made of reed or hollow stems from
tbe trees, which spout out water with a gentle
trickling full, under wbicb the child's head is
placed at the distance of a few inches, the
effect is almost immediate. The child closes
its mouth and eyes, and fulls into a profound,
and heultbful sleep, which endures so long as
it is left under the water spouts. I have
seen dozens of children thus lyiug fust asleep,
and as Tar as 1 could ascertain, uo evil etlecls
whatever can bu attributed to the practice
It certainly seems an admirable preparation
against colds in the head ; and if a devoted
mother would only make tbe experiment iu
this country, and it were found successful, she
would be a blessing to her specios, in introdu
cing such a delightful custom, pleasant to
children and invuluablo to parents."
The Mania for Hark Kooms. American
women have a st range mania for dark rooms,
but bear what Florence Nightengale, in her
"Notes of Nursing," says on tho subject : "A
dark house is utmost an uoheullhy bouse,
always an ill aired bouse, ulways a dirty bouse.
Want of licht stops growth, ond promotes
scrofula, ricket3, etc., umong the children.
People loose their health n a dark bouse,
uud if they got ill, they cannot get well ogaiu
in it. These out of mauy "negligences and
ignorances' in managing the health of houses
generally, 1 will here mention as specimens.
First, that the female head in charge of any
building docs not think it necessary to visit
every bole aud corner of it every day. How
can she expect those who are under her to bo
more careful to maintain ber bouse in a
healthy condition than she who is in charge
of it? Second, that it is not considered es
sential to air, to sun, and to clean rooms while
uninhabited; which is simply ignoring tbe
first elementary notion of sanitary thingg, and
laying tbe ground ready for all kinds of dis
ease. Third, that the window,, and ono win
dow, is considered enough to air a room.
Don't imagine that if you who are in charge
don't look to all those things yourself, those
under yon will be more careful than you are
It appears as if tbe part of the mistress was
to complain ol her servants, and to accept
their excuse not to show tbem how there
need be either complaints made nor excuses."
Tue Great Hack Between Flora Temple
and Patciikn. The race over the Union
Course, L. I., on Wednesday, June Cth, be
tween Flora Temple and Geo. N. Patcben. is
said to have been one of the finest exhibitions
of tbe powers of the trotting borso that bas
ever taken place iu this country. The race,
which was miln beats, in harness, was won,
after a most desparate struggle, by Flora, in
tbe remarkable quick time of 2 21, 2 24, 2 21)
tbe best ever made on this track, inus
has Flora Temple (owned by Mr. Wm. M'
Donald. of Baltimore.) oiiain earned for her
self the proud title of "Queen of tho Trotting
Turf." The race was lor Sl.OOl), and was
witnessed by thousands of spectators. Seve
ral days ago the betting wos decidedly in favor
of Flora, but on tbe race course, on Wednes
day. 8100 to 8"0 was offered on Tatchen
Tbe result of tbe race created the greatest
enthusiasm among tue friends of rlora.
Old Newspapers. Many people take
newspapers, but few preserve them ; tbe most
interesting reading imaginable, is a file of old
newspapers. It brings up tbe very age with
all its genius, and its spirit more than tbe
most labored description of the historian.
Who can take a paper dated half a century
ago, without the thought, that almost every
name printed there, IB now cut upon a tomb
stone, at tbe bead ot an epuapn i ineaoc
tor (quack or regular) that there advertised
bis medicines, and bis cures, has followed the
sable train of bis patients the merchants bis
ships could net no seenrity on bis life, end
tbe actor, who could make others laugu or
weep, can now only furnish a skull for bis
successors in Hamlet. It is easy to preserve
newspapers, and tbey will repay tbe trouble
for, like that of wine, their value increases
with aee, and liko old tiles bave sometimes
been sold at prices too startling to mention
Ukcallkd for Letters. Ad act of bo
little importance to business men recently
passed Congress, euinonsing tne return oi
uncuiieu-ior letters 10 me oiuce irotn wmcu
they were first sent, if tbe name of tbe writer
is endorsed on tbe letter, we puonsn tue
act for the information of our readers;
That when any person shall endorse on any
. .. . .
letter his or ber name and place oi residence,
as writer thereof, the letter, after remaining
uncalled for at the office to which it is di
rected, for thirty days, or the time the writer
may direct, shall be returned by mail to said
writer, and no such letter shall ne aoverusea
nor tbe same be treated as dead letters, until
so returned to the post office of the writer,
and there remain uncalled for one quarter.
Approved April 6, 1800.
Mr i. Jane Elizabeth Jonea, one of the
meakeri at the recent Woman'! rights Con
-. : K' V...I. I. -
V e U I i u u iu law tmi, ii mugwuBt ivisig
upon the masculiuea who flourish in tbe at
ojospliere of millinery stores. Hear ber :
"Tbe other day the eaw a man milliner
holding op a bonnet on bit soft bands and ex
piating on its merits. A lady tried it on and
be went into ecstaciei, it waa aucb fit and
o becoming ! He complimented the bonnet
and then he complimented tbe lady tine
could but think ibis man wai out of bia
sphere, and bad crowded tome woman out of
ber iphere. In a shoe store, instead of
sprightly girl to try on woman', gaiters, you
bod strong man, who tries it, and fusses
over the gaiter and over tbe foot until the
young lady is almost tempted to propel bim
mto bis true sphere. Laughter. Wbeo
and where was it discovered that Ood made
man to fit ladliV .-.; i:'. f Laughter.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad grade is MO
feet above tide-water at Harrisburg , 488
feet nl Lewiatown C10 feet at Huntingdon t
BBC. feet at Tyrone ; 1108 at Altoona j at the
west end of the Allegheny mountain tunnel,
2181 feet ; at Greensburg 1131 feet; at the
Canal Hridge, I.ibory street, Fittsbnrg, 741
feet. The bottom of the Ohio river at tbe
after place, ie 700 feet above tide-water.
Reliable estimates show that 11,000 wagons
passed Plum Creek on their way to Pike's
Peak this spring, up the first of May. Esti
mating Tour persons to each wagon, the total
emigration to the new gold region tbe present
spring, would be 44,000. Tim population of
the region Is supposed to be 12.,000.
NewAdvertisements.
$350 REWARD.
llfHEREAS, the Coal Breaker of tho Big
' ' Mountain Improvement Company was
destroyed by fire on the night of the 28th Inst.,
and
WHEREAS, the Company have reason to
believe that the fire was the result ol design,
NOTICE ia hereby given, that a reward of
Three Hundred and Fifty Dollars will he paid
for the detection and conviction of the instigator
and perpetrator of the deed i and further, if any
person or person? be the instruments of another's
malice, he or they shall, after giving the Informa
tion necessary to convict, receive the above re
ward upon conviction of the principal, and the
Company will not prosecute the informer.
By order of the Board cf Directors.
WILLIAM P. JENK8,
President big Mountain Imp. Co.
Philadelphia, May 30, 1800.
NEW GOODS ! ! NEW GOODS ! U
fflHE subscribers have just received by Railroad
a new Stock of Ready Mady Clothing, con
sisting of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
which they are selling cheaper than can be pur
chased any where else. Their stock consists of
the very best of materials, made up in tho latest
style, such as
COATS, VESTS AND PANTS.
VESTS from $1 to 5. of tho finest quality.
A large assortment of
Coots, Shoes, Gaiters, Trunks, Carpet
.Lags, Umbrellas, ice.
a large variety of ready made Shirts, in prico from
CO cts. to i 2,1)0.
Also, a large assortment of Mens' and Boys'
HATS Sc CAPS,
of all kinds.
Persons who nre in want of Clothing should
call at once and examins for themselves as no
charges will be made for showing goods.
Nore Room on the corner of Market and fawn
streets, nearly opposite Weaver's Hotel.
SUll W EITZE H, 11 r.ll.D KO. A Lit & CO.
Cunbury, June 9, 1R0O. lyjanc
SIIA2IOKIN BANK.
STATEMENT of tho Shamokin Hank, as re
quired lv tho second section of the Act of the
General Assembly of this Commonwealth, ap
proved the 13lh day of October, A. D. 1857.
ASSETS.
Specie in vault and specie funds in
ruiladclphia, 1S.-123 59
Due from llanks, and City Bankers, 3,"(G7 30
rSotca and Checks of other Banks, 1,:)70 00
Bills discounted, 78,794 19
$102,355 14
32,935 00
30,089 04
613 27
LIABILITIES.
Circulation,
Due Depositors,
Due other Banks,
$64,217 31
I, Chas. W. Peale, Cashier of the Shamokin
Bank, leing duly sworn, deposo and say that the
above statement is correct to tbo best of my know
ledge and belief.
CHARLES W. TEALE, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before mc this 6lh day of
June, 1800.
W. P. V iTRiNOToy, ISotary Public.
Shamokin, June 9, 1800.
State of the Bank of Northumberland,
June 7, 1860.
ASSliTS.
f-naui amt Diacnunts, -
NiuiliuuilwrlHiiit Bunk flocks,
Oilier stitks
3M.41? l
6,1'TH IKI
I.H50 Ml
fO.I.-M 78
H29 I'l
..4.')5 -0
t,M V3
Due by otlicr Banks, - -utes
ami Checks of other Banks,
Splice in Vuulls,
Ileal lsiaie, -
LIABILITIES.
Notts is cifcalnliun,
237,809 18
S,WI 75
e3,lU7 IU
1,0XI 16
Lme oilier jiiinks,
uepuftimrs,
Cuininonweutlli,
ftttG,U'.ie Oil
I certify that ths above statement to Ue correct anil
true to the best of my knowledge ami helief.
J . n. fKll-.plL.cx , cannier.
Sworn and subseribed belure me.
June 7, lalto. GsoKflt Mekbick, J. P.
YTAVINO received extensive encouragement
throughout tho County, I oiler myself as
a candidate for CONGKEHS ; subject to the de
cision of the Democratic Party, at its next pri
mary election.
J.J. BEIMEL SIS YDER.
Jone 16C0.
Last Notice.
,i LL persona having any clijiras against the
t- estate of Jacob Ituker, deceased, late of Lit
tle Mahonoy township, Northumberland county,
J'a., are hereby notified to present them for settle
ment to the undersigned residing in the town of
Trcvurton.in said county. Those knowing them
selves indebted to the estate cither by note or
book account, are the last time notified to make
immediate payment. All account! remaining un
settled after the first day of August, 1800, will
be placed in the hands M a proper omcer for col
lection. HEN BY Z. RAKEK, Adm'r.
Trevorton, June 2, 1800. 4t
SAVE YOUR FRUIT
BY USING MASON'S Patent Sheet Metal
Screw Top PRESERVE JAR.
MASON'S PATENT SHEET METAL
SCREW TOP!
AW that is necessary being to screw the Cap down
upon the Rubber Casket, wbich is placed outside
upon the shoulder of Ihe Jar. 3 4 ef an inch dis
tant from tbe top ; prevent the possibility of the
flavor of the Iruit being injured by coming in
contact with the Rubber.
Personsdesiring these Jars, can be snpplied by
leaving their orders with II. B. M AosF.H,
Hunbury, June 2, I860. Agent.
A NEW LOT OF HARDWARE Sc SAD
DLERY. Also, the best assortment of Iron
Nails and Steel to be found in the county, at the
Mammoth store or FIULIJNU & UK ANT.
Kunbury, June 2, 1800.
0! YE LOVERS OF SOUP! Afresh
supply of Macaroni and Confectionery at
FRIL1NG & GRANT'S.
Sunbury, June 2, 1860.
IT is important to tbe LADIES to knew that
Friliog Si Grant, have the best and largest
assortment of Dress Goods in the county.
Kunbury, June 2. 1860.
1)ARRIS' Soothing Syrup, for Children teeth
imr. For sale at FISHER'S
October 16. 'f8.
LIVE Barrels Portland Kerosere Oil, Ihe best
L ia market, at FRILING & GRANT'S.
Sunbury, January 28, 1860.
Tsr F.T everybody know that Friiing & Grant
IJ bave Ihe best assortment of good of all
kinds and that tbsy are selling tbem cheaper
than ever.
Sunbury, May 26, I860.
pOTO FRILING & GBANT'8 and aee the
V largest and cheapest assortment of Dry
Gnnds every brought to Sunbury,
j Miry, May 26, 1860.
lAOSEP.'S PATE1TT
FIVE-MINUTE FREEZER.
Ai Improved for 1850 and CO,
By E. KETCH AM & CO., 23 Tcarl-Strect,
New-York.
THE only Freezer constructed on scientific
principles, with a revolving can and spring
blade scraper. The one hastens the freezing of
the eream the other removes it as fast as frozen
Tbe most rapid in freezing, with the least
quantity of ice.
The most economical In cost, as it is the most
simple and durable in structure.
Kor sale In all the principal cities and towns
in the Union.
Each Fieezer accompanied with a book of re
cipes and full directions.
PRICES.
5 quarts, $3 00
4 quarts, . 4 00
6 quarts, S 00
8 quarts, 6 00
14 quarts, 8 00
20 quarts, 13 00
Apply Iu M. D. MASSER.Sunbury.
June 2, 1860.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
HE subscriber will offer at public silicon the
premises, on SATURDAY, the S3d day
outlet;, next, at 10 oclock A. M., the follow
inn valuable property to wit, vizi THE WELL
KNOWN
TAVERlsr ST-A.OXriD,
now kept as such by Michael Wilvert, situate on
Pawn street, near the Shamokin Valley & Potts
ville Railroad Depot, in tho Borough of .S'"N'.
BURY, Northumberland county, Pennsylvania.
The buildings are a largo Praino HOUSE, near
ly new, a Frame Stable, Shed. Ico HoHse and
other outbuildings. A Well of water with a
pump, at the door, a good garden and very choice
fruit on the lot.
This stand is doing an excellent business, hav
ing tho safest and most reliablo custom of any
Tavern in tho County.
An indisputable title will he Riven.
EMANUEL WILVERT.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
Three hundred dollars to be paid as soon as
the property is struck down. Three hundred
dollars in ninety days, when possession will be
given to the purchaser. Five hunured dollars on
tho first day of April, 1861, and tho hallanre in
four equal annual payments, with intcri-at from
sale. .
A discount of fl percent will be allowed for
whatever cash payment may be made over and
above the sum of $il)0, above mentioned.
Sutibury, May 2fi, 1H00.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
IN pursuance of an order of ihe Orphans'
Court of Northumberland county, will be
exposed to public sale al tho public house of
WM. M. WEAVER, in the town of Shnmoltin,
on Saturday, tho .'10lh day of JUNE, I860 : The
undivided half pait or moiety of a certain Tract
of Lund, situate in Coal township, Northumber
land, bounded on the north by hinds of tho Phil
adelphia ami Sunhurv, (now Shamokin VulK v
& Pottsville) Rail Road Company, on the south
by the Martin lands, and or. tho east and west
by lands of Jeremiah Brown, containing two
hundred acres, more or less, whereon are erected
a dwelling House and Barn, it being part of a
larger tract originally surveyed in the name of
Daniel ltees.
Also, The following described Lots of Ground
situate in tho town of Shamokin, of which ho
died solo seized, viz.: a triangular piece of ground
bounded south by Wall street, went by lot of
late H. Yoxtheimcr, and on tho north by street
along said P. &S. now S. V. it P, Railroad.
2. Another Lot of tiround bounded on the
south by Wull street, on the west by the Car' on
Run Railroad, on tho north by street along the
said P. & S. now S. V. ct P. Railroad, and on
the east by lot belonging to the estate of lbe late
11. Yoxtheimcr.
3. Also, another lot of ground containing ene
eighth of an acres, moro or less, adjoining lot of
Dr. Robert Philips, Miamokin crrek, a braneh of
Shamokin creek, and triangular bit No. 441 on
the plot of town laid out by MrCarty, Davis,
Warner and Jordan Lute the estate of David
Thompson, dee'd.
Salu to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M., of said
diy.
CONDITION OF SALE.
One half of tho clear valuation money to re
main charged on the land during life of tho wi
dow, the interest to bo paid to her annually
to be secured by Bond and Mortgage. 10 per
eenl of ballunco to be paid as soon as tbe property
is struck down and the remaining 90 percent
on the first day of April, 1H61, also be secured
by LI oud and Mortgage.
II. J. WOI.VEUTON. Trustee.
By order of the Court.
B. MASSER, (.Ik .O. C
Sucbury. May 19, 1X61.
To the Democratic Voters of Northuinbcr
land County.
FELLOW CITIZENS I
Encouraged by many of my friends, I here
by otter myself as a candidate for the oilico of
S II E R I I F ,
subject to the rules of Ihe Democratic party.
Should you see proper to nominate and elect me
I shall endeavor to discharge the duties of the
office faithfully and to the best ol my ability.
JOHN B. HELLER.
Chilisquaque twp., May 12, ISG0.
To the Democrats of Northumberland
County.
IJ'eit.ow Citizkhs : I hereby offer mvself as
a candidate lor the office of COUNTY
COMMISSIONER, subject to the rules of the
Democratic party. Should 1 be nominated and
elected. I will perform tho duties of the ol'nco
faithfully, and lo iho best of my ability.
ISAAli U. 11A1YL.11.
Little Mahanoy tp., May6, I SCO.
To the Democratic Voters of Northum
berland County.
Fulow Citixeksi I hereby offer myself as
a candidate for the oilice of
SHERIFF
subject to the rules of the Democratic party.
Should you see proper to nominate ana elect me,
I shall discharge the duiies of the office fuithfully
and to the bctt of nry ability.
MAKIl'v UASS.
Shamokin Twp., May 19. I860.
To the Voters of Northumberland
County.
Gestlzmz 1 1 offer myself as an independent
candidate fur the Oihce of
SHERIFF
of Northumberland county, at the neit general
election. If you think proiier to elect mc, you
shall bave my thanks, and I pledge myself lo
execute the oilice faithfully.
C. W. BNYDEK.
Shamokin Twp.. May 19, 1860.
To the Voters of Korthutnbcrtaud
County.
TTUlio-w Citizz!s: Encouraged by many
- friends, I am induced to olfer myself to the
people aa a candidate for the othce ol Sill. 1(11 r
at the approaching- election, and rospectfully
solicit your tutfrsges, pledging that, in case I am
elected, I will perform the duties incumbent on
that oilico faithfully, impartially, and to the bet
of my ability. M. K. U AU11.M I
Lower Mahanoy tp., May fi, 1800.
RAH pounds of CARPET RAGS wanted at
ukj w the ,tor, of BKIUHT ti bON
IVOW FOR MAMMOTH STORE,
Everybody buys Good there.
Why t Because they can buy them cbeape
than anywhere else.
Sunbury, May SC, I860.
HOOT3 & fcHOES are sold cheaper than
M JJ ever at tua Mammoth store.
Call and sea our assortment and ascertain our
prices, and jou will not fail to buy.
FKILING & GRANT.
Sunbnry, May IS, I860.
THE MAMMOTH STORE I THE MAMMOTH STORE!
TTtt F.SPECTFtJLLY beg leave to announce to the citizens of 8UNBUHY and vicinity, that
JLlU 'heir EXTENSIVE STORE ROOM has been filled to a perfect jam with
The largest Stork evor brought to this part of the country atone time. We hate now, not only
the handsomest, but Ihe
LARGEST STORE IN CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA!
and a stock of NEW GOODS which, in extent, variety, quality ard lownesi in price, are UN
RIVALLED! We need not particularize, for
WB HAVD EVER? THING!!'
V e have constantly on hand all kinds of
DRUGS, HARDWARE, QUEENsWARE,
DRY GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTHING
DrlOTH AND SHOES, GROCERIES.
Ac, &C. which we will dispose of at the VER LOWEST PRICES. Country Produce taken
in exchange at the highest prices.
Our stand is one of the oldest in this section of country, and has always been lavored by the
LARGEST and BEST run of custom in the neighborhood. We are thankful for patronage we
imvo n-rciveu 111 mo pasi, ami nope mar ny a continual cllort lo accommodate our Trienils and
customers, and in consequence of the largeness and variety of our stock, we will merit and receive
a continuanee of the support and good will of the people.
A'e cordially invite you to give us a call ! CO.MK ALL ! You will never regret a visit to the
Very Largest am!
in mis section or the State I ! Kcmemtier Hie
nouse.
Sunbury, May 13, 1SC0. ly
Slieriflal ty.
To the Voters of Northumberland County.
Fkmow. Citizens :
Encouraged by many friends, I am induced
to ofirr myself lo tho people as a candidate for
tho office of
SHERIFF
at the approaching election, and respectfully so
lieit your sufi'rafrcs, pledging that in case I am
elected, I will perform the duties incumbent on
that oDice faithfully, impartially and to the best
of my ability.
O. M. RENN.
Sunbury, April 81, 1800.
To the Democratic Voters of Northumber
land County.
FELLOW CITIZENS :
I hereby offer mvsclf as a Candidate for
tho office of SHERIFF, subject to tho rules of
the Democratic Parly, Should I be nominated
and elected, I will perform the duties nf the ollicc
laithfully and to the best of my abililv.
M. E. BUG HER.
Sunbury, April 23, 18C0.
To the Democrats of Northumberland
County.
Fi;lLow-Democrats :
I hereby offer myself as a Candidate for
the office of PIU)THONOTARY,&c. subject
to tlio rules of tho Democratic party. Should I i
ie nominated aud elected, I will fulfill the duties
of the offices to Ihe best of my ability, and pledRO :
... uui ,u nti lei iv t-it-iiMjii kuiti uuum, ;
bclievini; tho one term principle to ho the true '
emocratic one. CHAS. .1. BRUNER.
Sunbury, April 29, 18C0.
l'llOTIIOXOT.-lRY.
To the Democratic Voters of Northumberland
County.
r.i.tow Dp.MocnATst I hereby ofier myself
as a candidate for re-election for the oilice of
Prothonotary, &c, subject to the rules of the
Democratic party. Should I bo nominated and
circled, I will perform tho duties of the ofiico
faithfully, ond to the best of my ability.
DANlEli BEL.KI.E Y.
Sunbury, May fi, I Still.
ClUillill.l Cll'J
HEAE "WHAT THE PEOPLE BAY.
n.i iitxtpMl-nivl tiavlni! ii"! Tr .ffjinr IlfMPnUETS'
FPKOIl'IO HOMilim-Vi'llIO HKMKllH s. In our families
with tlie most mllaractury rcsjlH, nnl hiivmn lull cotiii-dcii'-e
la Uicir vi'iiuiu''iis puflly, utul clli.-ai-.v, cheerfully
rtt'oiiimc-n't Hit-Ill U all .frrf..ll who wish xo iivc ;,ie, re-
ll-i!!e, an. I cllkaciuu remedies at haud fir privaio or do-liu-.ilc
tw . .
The Itt-v. Vtm. IInmer, fllt.ir or "Tin" p..irinern in.ie-
P"ii.li-nt," Aut'iirn, N. Y. : the ll-v. K. II. Vtttff, i'l',
ll.-clor ol Tl. reier 8 Lriuren, nmmm, .1. 1. ; me m-. n.
Ives, Chwlaln of tho Aul-urn Cmlo l'rlsun; the ltev.
fpencer M. Hi e, Rector, New Iledford, Maw. ; the llev.
Allen Steele, ew-iorK v-Miiereni-e ; ine i.eT. caiuu.-,
Nichols, KiHl-il. nesee t'.mltrence, N. Y. ; the Key. 1. fl.
nit, llret, VI. ; the lie,-. J.ilin r U'l.ie, iiuuuio; a. v.
Hurt, Kn.. files, N. Y. ; the Hun. f.eul liuw, Portland,
Me. ; the II . 11. S. hni ler C.ilhix, Rmth H-n l, Iml. ; Ihe lion,
lieorre llimijlirey( N. Y. ; Henry D. tlook, Ks-j., Kdilor of
The Ohio Siiite J.-urnl, Coluinhin, Ohio ; the lion. It. If.
(Iri'taoi, M.iline, 111.; the Hon. Thornm J. Clrise, MnntU
cello. Kin. ; the Hon. Joseph lt--ne II. t, files, N. V. ; Win.
lliM.il. K.i.. files, N. Y. ; A. . r.nnl, r.vi., LUca, n. . ;
Junes rinuLer, Kt., Nhvillo, Tenn.
LIST OK BPKCII'IO RKMEDIE3.
Vn 1 Vir Fever. Cotieestlon. nn.t tnflnoimslton.
No. 2 -K..r Worm Vever, Wo, m cite, Weill,,, the 111.
No. a. lor Olio, Cri lag. Teething, uud akefulueu of
jf.ltJ.
No. 4. For Diarrhea, Cholera lulamum, snu Bummer
PomMlalntR.
o. Kor I olie, liripinrs, l.yicniery, or i.ionujr nua.
No. . For Cholera, Cholera Storlms, Votultlnp.
No. 7. For Coiu-hs, Co!.l, littltienxa, anl Sore Throat
No. s. For Timtli-tii'he, K.iee-uehe, anil Neurulis.
No. H. For lleaitachc, Vet ligo, Heal suit Fulluesi at the
"n'o" 10. Dwctsh riiL." For Wealc and Deranged
Slo,n;,eh, C Hislii' iilon, ntol I.iver Coio.t,tlut.
No. II. Foit Fkuilu iKsuaeianiTiES, Beauty, ra'.aful, or
Suj'l'res-e.l I'eriot!.
No. 12 For Leucorrhca, Trofuse Menses, and Bearlnj
Down of Female".
i;i.For Croup, Hoarse eou-.-li, TUtl Ilrenthtnp.
No. 14. Jl.l.T RtttcM l'lixs For l'.Tiilelas, Kruirtlonl.
rieiplos on the Kaee.
No. 1 ItiiKi-uiTic rti.us. For rain, Lameness, or Sore
ness In the Che.l, lia.-k, l...ios. or I.iiohj.
A. For Fever and Ajtuo, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, OW
MiBinatlsei Allies. I
1 i--,,,- Pile;,, l'.litnt or ll'ee.!i)?. Internal or F.-ternal.
O. F..r ,re, U'e ik. or Imluiitej le auU Eyelhls j Fall
in?. Weak, or Murre 1 SUM.
C For Catarrh, of loin rtnriliii; or recent, either with
obiMruelion or )ri.iue ,u-eiiarr.
VY. c. For voos,,f c.mt., .halms Its vioteuce ana
thorletiitil! Ils roun-e.
In nil a-'ule nir.-as-s, sun, ss revers, innamir.anpii,
Diunhen, ltyet i.l.-,y. C .-tip, II'... umi.tiirui, ut.il such erui
tive iliseases m S. uii.-I 1-, er, Me..-.!. ", u::.l la" wipelas, Ihe
a-lvatiUCJ of liivin' Ihe l-i.-l-er rero-.lies .roii'l.l'y is ob
vious, and In ull sueh es-e lite iee!!';e nu like a eharui.
The ei.tird urease U often an eMe.l at coee. sr.-l in ull eures
the Tiulvtiee of the suaek is mode ruled, the diiruse sitwlt
eneil, Slid reialer. d Its dapper.. us. ,
Coughs and Coldp, whleh Ht-eot sueh freijtisnt oe.-nrrcnee,
and lilrh su olteti lay the leundalion ..f ilife:ie.l InnKs,
bronchitis und eoesiir-ption, iua' all be Hi onee cured by
Uie Fever aud Coup), T.lls.
la allehror.leeiiiease.., surh ns DvM-psta, Weak flf onmrti, ,
Celisl'ltntiou, ljWer ComplMitils, Files, Female iHhility, and
Irreularities, old lieu la.-i.es, ft oe or Weak I'v.-s, Calaitlt,
Salt Khcum, and olher old rr-ipti.ns. the euc has s--eeit.es
hos proper applicutlon will aU'.-r-t u enre lit almost every
Imtam-e. Often the eure of h single ehronie dtfheullj , teich '
as Ilj-Hpepsla, Piles or fatal ih, Ilea. la- he or I'emuie Week- j
lie baa tuore Uiuu ta!d for ihe c ten titoes over
rillfIX j
Case of 2a vials cwmp'ete. In morocco, and Book f5
Case of xa vial-, an. I lloo'x, p'.aio 4
Case of K nuo.hered b..xeS, and Hook.... , i !
Case of H boxets, nutiiheled, Hiol I'ook .. .. 1 ,
reuxle nuuibei-e.1 boxes, lth .liie.-tions S eenls.
Hinvle l.-ttered lio, ith diie.-iiotis . ..M eents.
Larjje cuse of 2 ox. t'iuls, lor (dauteis ui.J bhkiai:....S10
ALJO ei'K'iurs. I
Foa Asrnwt n Phthisic. Oppr.-fs..!, pilCentt, Uili.-r.-4
ftreathlug, stteutled uilU Coul, aud F.AueetoruiloD. Ihice,
&0 cents per box.
Foa F.sh Dts-iiAnirsju.n nrirxrss. IHseliarpes from the
Vr, Ihe result of rVarlrt F.-ver, M.-isles, or .Mercurials.
For Noi-H-s lu the lleml, Uurdt..ui of lle.ii iiii!. and lllo.-ii.g
Iu the F n, and F.nr -sel.e. F.ice, (fl .-ei.ls .. r h...
For Is bio i i.s. Kt.l.-.r.-e.l (llanos, Folare.-I ami Indurat
ed Tonsils, Hveltiui-s and Old I'l -ns.Scroluk.us Cachexy of
Children. Price, !al cents per h..x.
For IIiukil Ussil.nr. Physieal or Nervous Weakness.
Kilher the reault of tu-Wness, llx.-e-sive Mi diekllou, or Fk-liaiistins-
lliseharles. pi lee. Ml e.-t is p. r ho v.
P. llkoi-sT Uui I A-eiliiiaUll-.u. foo'i Hcntng,ilh
gesnly rVcrellr.us. Pri -e. fsl cei ls .. r b .s.
Fou Has Kn-isiss. Ii. nl' Jy i. l.lHs, er!ljo, Nausea,
Vomiting, tiekueu ftoul iKhnj or uhUou. Pi ice, fa) cents
Foli CttHAST Dissapw For (travel, lleital Culciilt. HiM
full. Painful Urluatluli, lliscuw. of the Kidneys. Piles, i,tl
cents per box.
Foa ISi-mish. FMIWlosS Invohtnlnry I'lsi-harces and
Conseueot Prostialioa ami l-ebdity, Had lle.uits ..f Kvll
llabils. rim most successful und elli eol remedy known,
and nisy be relied upou as a cure. Price, itli full dlret
lious, (I per box. ....
Persons oho isli to ulses tlienisdves under the riroros
slnnal .-are, or to seek advice of Prof. Hihu, can .lo
so, ui Ids riUice Mi hrody, dal.y froai A.N. Iu P.M.
or by letur.
orn RKMKDIES B? SIAII.
Look over the list; make, up a case or bat Vln.l you
rnoose, aud inclose the amount In a current note or iaiu
bv mud to our a.klrcss, ut No. boi Broadway, New V. ik,
anil the medleln lll be duly returued by mail or express,
free of charge.
AflKSIS WANTKI. We desire an active, efficient Arenl
for the sale of our Ueineitlet lu every lo.n or eo.,iniuiiuy
la IU tailed gutes. Addre Or F. Hl Ml'llltKV Co.
No. bCi BaoussiK, Kse-Yoat.
A. W FISHER, Agent, Sunbury, Ta.
May S6, I860. ly
Cluapcjaf Store,
old stand, MARKET SQUARE, near the Cou'
FRILIXC1 & Glt VXT.
18G0. SPRING & SUMMER 18C0
FRILING & GKANT'S
E2AIVJIVXOTH STORE1
MARKET SliCARE, M'NBl.PY, PA.
T7RILING &. GRANT, respeetfully announce
lo llieir friends and thepulillr, thai they have
just received the
Very Largest and ?8ct Slot k
of
SrRIXG AND SUMMER GOODS
ever bronchi to Sunhurv, which will be disposed
of at the verv LOWEST PIMCES. for C Mill
OR COI.NTRY PRODUCE.
We l;ccp everything !
We keep everything ! !
Wo keep everything ! ! !
Thankful lo our friends for past favors, we soli
cit a continuance of the same, at the
Largest Store in Central rcnn?vlvania.
Largest and Cheapest Store ! t
Largest and Cheapest ! ! !
ty Call, See, and be convinced !
FRILING & GRANT,
funbury. May 19, 1800.
a .
KjHifUilLi b UUUKT Qiill.ti
np
.
y cllUflUlC IslCcII tiltO
IN pursuance of an order of tho Orphans' Court
"- of Northumberland county, will be exposed to
I public sale, at tbo Court House, in the borough
' of kunbury, on Saturday, the :50th day of June
next, a certain tract of land, situate in the
! township of I'pper Augusta, Northumberland
county, adjoining land of Michael fshipe on the
north, laud of John Farnsworth on tho east,
Shamokin creek and lanA of John W. Fryling
on the south, and land of Joseph (lass on the
west, containing 88 acres, more or less, about
70 acres of which are cleared and in a high state
of cultivation, whereon nro erected a two slary
Ior dwelling houso, weatherboarded, a large bank
barn, a two story fiame tenant house with cellar
and ice house under it, and other outbuildings;
also, a good well of water, a good orchard, Ate.
Also, a certain other messuage and Iract of
land situate in said township of I'pper Augusta,
adjoining fchamukin creek and land of Joseph
I (iass on the north, other laud of said intestate
and Joseph Savidge on the ea3t, land of John W.
Peale and Samuel V. Sickle on tho south, and
land of Philip Sarvey on lbe west, containing
U.'i acres, more or less about CO acres of which
are cleared and in a good state of cultivation
whereon are erected a largo two story log dwell
! ing huse, rough cast, a largo bank barn, wagan
I shed, and numerous other out buildings, a good,
never failing spring of water, a good peach and
apple orchard, Vc. Tbe Shamokin Vulley Rail
road passes through both of the above mentioned
f.irm-i, about 2J miles cast of .Sunbury. Also,
annliier certain messuage and piece of land
situate in said township c( I'pper Augusta,
adjoining Shamokin creek and land of Joseph
liass on the north, and adjoining the other land
ol the said tilas V olverlon, deceased, last above
mentioned and described on Ihe ea.-t, south and
west, containing three and a half acres, more or
less, all ol which is cleared and in a good state
ol cultivation, whereon arc erected a one and
half story log houso, a frame stable, a good
spring of water, ic. Also, a certain other
messuage and piece of land, situato in said
township of I'pper Augusta, adjoining Bliamokin
i creek and land of the estate ol said intestate on
the north, land of John W. Fryling on the cast,
,! of J0gri, fcavidgo on the south, and other
, , , . . 6 " " ,,' , V .
"".u niti-aiuis uii uio wesi ; an oi wnicli
is cleared aim in a good state of cultivation, and
coiituinuig six acres, more or less. Lato the
estate ol fellas olverton, deceased.
fcale to commence at 10 o'clock A. J!. of said
day, w hen the terms and conditions of sale will
be inauc known by
WILLIAM HEED, Administrator,
ky order ot the Court
J. H. MASSKK.CIk., O. C.
Sunbury, May 5, 18(10.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE'.
N pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
- of Northumberland county,, will be exposed
to public sale on Tuesday, the l'Jihday of JL'NE
next, on Ihe premises, tho following described
real estato to wil : The one eoual undivided
half part of all lhat certain 'I'll ACT OF LAND
Htuate in Delaware township, Northumberland
county, hounded and described as follows . norlh
by pail of same tiact of lands lying in Muney
cree township, Incoming county j east by lanJs
Belonging to tne Heirs ol Ueorge MasltllCT, dec d
south by lands of lohn Eysler, and on Ihe west
ny lands ol Uiubelh Eystcr, contuining NlNf
i l ALlvl-.s, more or less, all clear, on which
are erected a two story Dwelling House and bank
uarn, arm otner outuuililings. l.ale the estate
01 tiilwarj I ransue, dec d.
W .. Ia ... . i.x 1 1 1 . . .
..-an- iu viiuiiiiuiict KI I U O Clof & A. ill., ol saul
day. when the terms and conditions of sale will
be made known bv
JACOB T II ANSUE, Adm'r.
I By order of the Court, )
i J. U. MA8SEK, Clk O. C. J
I Hunbury, May SR. Kit,!), )
J. P. SHINDEL GUBIN,
Attorney Counsellor at Law
BUNBUKY, PA
WILL allend faithfully to thu collection of claims
and all professional business in the counti' a nf
Nortliuiuberland, Montour, Union and Sr.yjur.
i C'oursel Riven in the Herman language.
I Vmf Ollii-o one door east of ihe l'rutl'.onotary's
o.Tue.
! Sunbury, May SO, I860. ly
! LIKCOLW. WOOD & IflCIIOLS, 7'
j Manufacturer and Im porters,
STRAW AIsD M: l,t 'NBflY CCOrS
i Silk Bonnets, Freiich Flowers,
; rAN'AMA, PALM LEAK, l.KGHOKN AND STR AW
No. 725 Chesnut Street, s doors above Masonic
j Temple, PHILADELPHIA.
! May 8", 1800... 4 in
IT IMINOI'MECESSAKY to tell tbe people.
lhat the Mammoth Store is a "one price store"
a they always knew that, but it is nei-tssarv to
let them know that we have replenished our slock
and will continua to receive new (ioods every
few days. We are determined to supply tbe peo
pie, with Ihe most desirable ponds at the lowest
price. FKIL1NU & tiUANT.
Kunbury, May 26, I860.
FKESH KL'l'PLV OF DKLua a the
Mammoth Store. Also, anew lot of per
fumery, Soaps and Fancy A rticle. Very chep.
FRILING fc GKANT.
unbury,My t, I80.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
NEW GOODS,
J. II. EGEI. of Sunbury, I'a.,
HAS just arrived with sjilendid STOCK of
fil'KINU AND SUMMKK GOODS, from
Fhiludolphia, to which ho respectfully invite
his friends and the Fublic to call and incpect,
he will spare no time in sliowini them. Amonrr
his stock nf poods will befound, FINE U I.I, L
AND BLACK
FP.E1TCH CLOT3T-
Fine lilark and Fancy t'asimcrc 'I weeds, at
inetts, Jeans, black Italian Cloth, Caahiiicrctto,
Coltonade, Linens, Linen Drill, Linen Cherk,
and Fa'cy Vesting, nlso a In-riro assortmetil of
Keatly-mado CLOT1IINO for men and b.y
(cheap.)
FOR LADIES WEAR,
Black and Fancy Uresa Silk very cheap, fSTfc
Tiisue, llereges, (;hali and Chali IJobes, Ueree-o
Delaine, Uercfio liobes, Fifrured Drilliant and a
variety of oilier Dress Ootids, Hpriiij? and Sum
mer Shawls, Mantillas, Parasols, a good assorts
nient of white goods. Collars, Slreves, Irish
Linen, Shirt fronts, Marseilles, Brilliant Ac. A.
general assortment of domestic Dry Co ds.
Also a large stork of Hats and Caps, Boo!
and shoes. Hardware, ijucons and Glassware,
Groceries, Ccdarware, Stnue and Earthenware,
Drugs and Paints, .Volt, Fish, Cheese, Hani, Oil,
Tar Ac. &c.
IV. II. Wall and Window Paper, Floor and
Table Oil Cloth, Carpels, all the above will be
sold at low prices for cash or country produce tu
cn in exchange for Goods.
J. H. ENGF.L.
Sunbury, May. 19, ISfiO. If.
lla(c ol' Sarah Kerr, deceased.
James Gifi'en, In the Orphans' Court of
va j Northumberland county.
The heirs of Sarah Writ of J'aniiion 'anil
Kerr, deceased, j valuation, returnable to
J August Term, 18(10.
To Jane GilTenJ la'.c Jane Kerr, Sarah Lever-
rin, intermarried with Wallaco Itusacll, Eliza
intermarried with BucSalew, William
Kerr, and John H. Wilson guardian of James
and Uii-hard Kerr, minor children of James Kerr
and Thomas Kerr, deceased, heirs and legal re
prescntatives of Sarah Kerr, late of the Doronell
ol Turhulville, in .Northumberland county, Penn'
yivanm, ucccascu.
You and each of von are herc-bv notifii'J. that
by virtue nf the above writ, to me directed, an
inquest will bo beld upon the real estate of said
Sarah Kerr, deceased, to wit : 'J'hreo certain loU
or pieces of ground, situate in Lewis township,
and the borough of Turbtitville, Northumberland
Coun'y, aforesaid, on Juesdav tbe SHih dav of
June next. (18(10.) at H o'clock A. M ., for tbo
purpose ot making partition of. or to value and
appraise the said real estate, nt which time and
place you may attend if you think proper.
J.l.ilP.Sf VAiMmvlS, Khertfi.
ShcrilTs Oli'icc, )
Sunbury, May 12, 18(10. )
COOPElt & CONA11D,
S. E. Corner Ninth and Market Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
INVITE attention to the larcut stock they havi
ovir nllrrril. rniniiri-;iniT in Tinrt.
LADIES CLOTH CLOAKS
Of plain, striped and mixed Cloths, of the newest
shapes and material, got up in the most
ELEGANT AND ARTISTIC
manner, and to sell nt very rcasonablo rates.
LACE rOLNTES AND MANTLES,
JJLACK bn.K Mantles,
Grey Dress Good?,
(Jhcnc Mixtures,
Barege Angluid,
l'ojilincttca,
French Bareges,
Barcgo Kobcs,
I'liiid Goods,
Bayadere Goods,
Black Dress GooJ?,
EmLroderics.
Also,
MENS' AND r.OYS' WEAK.
rir?t rate Black Cloths, for $2 S3, $5 0 and $3
Light Cloakings at $1 2.r, $1 .'iO and S'J.
Stock of Cloths is very large, select aud cheap.
CASSIMERES.
Fanry, neat, plain, mixed and black.
Goods especially for Boys' wear.
Fine Blaek Cinuimores, $1 to $2 55.
Vestings of Silk, Valanria ond Marseilles.
CUOPEK 4- t'ONAKU.
Ninth and Market Streets, Philadelph a.
iprill , into.
CENTHAL nOTEL
Sale and Livery Stable.
'rMIE subscriber respectfully announces to the
- public lhat he is prepared to accommodate
them with Saddle-Horses, Horses and Bujo,
Sulkies, Carriages, Iteckaways and Hacks, al
the shortest notice. His stock of Horses ar
admired lor speed and gentleness. The vehicle
are neat and in good order.
Careful drivers w ill always be in readiness to
carry passengers lo any point desired.
l"" Omnibussc f,,r parties and pic-nic can
bo had at all limes with or w ithout driver.
1 he patronage of the public is respectfully so
licited. J. II. El'KUEKT, Manager.
Sunbury, April SI, 1HU0.
PANEL DOOUS,
v ixnoiv-sisu. ait
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Fob SriL Br
A. A. SHjSsSLEK.
bunbury, April C8,
FLOWER FIELDS ! I
ARDEN, Field ai,,l H,,w..r Seeds, a choice
J variety al tho " ioi le- One Fine Sinra"
HiiiGiir & sox.
Sunbury, A; ril 7, '.gco.
TJfcEFLT. IX ALL FAMIL1ES-HEGKMAN
fV CO M liiiiine, h). ieh removes paint spot
(;rc3e, i Ci cleans gloves, silks, ribbons,
&c, equal t ,1 I;c,v, iih.iitt the sliebtesi injury lo
c dor or fa ,iric. Sold bv all Druggists, also at this
olUoe. S." cent per bottle-.
J. STEWAET DEPUY,
, A T I'tlKM.I.ll MAI1A.N , No ViJlSotitlr
strrns, (nral .Ion l. C II .Mem-h's)
rtul.iilt'iliia, w..uiil invite 1 lie ausnli .aut lln-ir
i u s .Li.-. rt-xlHitu rs, tin I tlie .iil..,i; in geatral,1
i a .are sis : -1 wi-il s.-iivl.-d ik iT I
P., CAKPETINGS,
Ht llisistiiig of W.vels. 'l'iij.i.-tii-s, 'Mires-VU-s.'
lJ In-jrnii.s, lin.l lutli'Mis. A's.., rtlNDOrt
Tf -IIAIil-.S.litl. ('U'i,ilr,MATIiiX. IK i.'-:
W"'il"l. Hills, .IAI, ST A I It HoliS, At-,'
'wl.n li ! si-lls vtry Cbrlft for ns!l, w tin!- s;ilr
JaiHlreli.il. IMm li i'l, 1-00 ly '
IHIl.INU 4 GRANT have jut.t received by
ruilroaJ the laruest assortnieut of tJL'EEX1
.KB and GLASS WA K K ei r bronchi '
Sunbnry. Also, a fre-h supply of DRY GOODS.
foiiMsiimt if Spring Dress Goods, Prinis. Mus
lins and Notions. pr 7, 160-
Miort XoiUc.
'IHE ubscriber Laving retired from business
- hereby iiotilies all person indehlej lo hun
on Uook account or otherwise, to call and
settle thesatiwi wuliout delay, otherwise hey will
be nut into tha hands ufa Jusiie for ccllectinii
1 GF.OKGK UOHUUACH.
Sunbury, Nov. ft. I ri59.tf
" SI1 ING ILS T SITiTg LES 1
rpHE ubcriber has just received the largest
1 and best lot of Miinglcsever brought to this
place. Ahm a larpe lot of White Pine Stdinjr.
I. ii., Studding, Failing and boioglicg Lalh.
which ha oilers vary cheap for cash.
Yard in Market Street, Sunbury. ".
A. A. MILSSLER
April ISM.
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