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KiHTOR Times : On lbs af ernooo of the
8th ult, just afut ihe lynching of the M ex .
tan who brutally murdered n little girl the
liljrht previous, (the particulars of which have
already beou published,) Mr. Williim Oob n
and sou were ia their garden, through wbh b
passes a flame of a hydraulic mitiinjj claim.
Hume cats were friskiog about the gardro,
end little Willy undertook to stone I tie in out,
anil stood near the precipitous bank overlook
ing tbe flnme. His father called biuyond
his reply was, "in a minute, father." Shortly
a Tier, bis father culled again, and bearing no
response, he proceeded to tbe spot whore be
ad last SfPO him, nod fooud that be was
Mussing. Mr. Gohin instituted an immediate
search in the vicinity, and theit efforts were
aoavail'nir, except tbe discovery of a breakage
of tb dirt on the edge of tbe embankment
above th; flume. It was first thought, that
as tbe "Indian Ranchero" was iu close prox
imity, tbe friends of tbe Mexican might hare
tukeu the buy stealthily away out of revenue.
Hut a morn propable conclusion is, that tbe
drub breaking of tbe earth wln-re he was Inst
pei-i, was canned by tbe bois efiotl to throw a
Ktoue, and missing his balance, fell over into
tbe tluuie, through which at tbe time, some
Eeveuty-tive incline ot water was running ; and
tlioupb tbe Uua,e is only fourteen inches wide
being stuuned by tbe lull, be mupt have pusn
ud through without any resistance From
this point to Stanislaus river, it is several
100 feet, and tbe boxes empty the tailings just
below the datn. Tho river baa been romim?
Unite high most of the time since, and al
though a daily search has been made, up and
down the river, no clue to bi remains has as
jet been fuouJ. "Little Willy" was a fine
child, seven yeors of ago and was beloved by
all who knew him. J. E. W. C.
San Francitco California) Daily Timet.
GT Mr. Gubiu, was formerly of Sunbury.
Tn Cask or LI all. Sinou-ar Sce.vr i.i a
Jiht Boom. Tbe Grand Jury of Lebanon
county yesterday relumed a troe bill against
Li. H. Hail, charged with forgery and attempt
lug to pass a forged check on the Lebanon
Bank. Tbe iudictmeul aguiust birn for boree
stealing was ignored, A singular occurrence
took place in tbe room while the Jurors were
deliberating upon tbo latter bill. A gentle
man appealed before them in regard to tho
theft, stating that be would be able to recog
nize, the tbief if be could see bim. Borne
member of tbe Grand Jury then aled the
witness to look around and state whether the
truFprtted thief was present. He carefully
examined every countenance iu the room,
and swore positively that the Lor?e thief was
sitting bebiud the tuble, pointing ta a respec
table member of tho Jury. The Jurors,
knowing tho high character lor iutegrily sua
tained by tbe geutleman pointed out, who is
a renpecluble and estimable citizen of Leba
non, alter recovering from their tistoniabuieot
ot once discharged ibo witness and ignored
the bill against Hall. This singular affair
mused considerable amusement uuiuug the
people of Lebanon, at the expense of tbe
very respectable gentleman who Was u.i. ta
ken for a horse thief 1
irvin IMke'a Peak.
St. Joseph-, Aug. 27. Pike's Peak dates
to the 1 1th have been received by the urrivul
of the Denver City Express.
Sobscriptious'wer being raired for tbe ex
tension ot the lice of telegraph to JJeuver
city, and with good prospect of success.
The excitement was increasing in regard to
the new silver leads near Tarryall. Tbe ore
found tbete is laid to assay from $200 to
S 11 00 per tou. A thouiuud claims buvo been
tukuu. Tbe other tnioea ore paying richly.
The weather bus beeu cold, and '.Lure bus
beeo a light fall of snow.
From $40,UOO to 50,000 in dost whs lea
ring Denver City per week lor tbe -States,
mostly in private bauds.
Dhow.ved Mr. Richard Caa.pLell, of Rueb
towusbip, Norluumberlundcuuriiy, wus drown
ed in ibo Susquehanna, oa Wedueaday
moruilig last about 11 o'clock. je was nu
bis way to Danville, crossing the mr on tne
Ferry tl.t. w Ii.ju by the lulling of the fall
board bis horse got frightened, and plunged
purity overboard. Iu euduuvorieg to save
the horse, Wr. Campbell being unable to
awiui, was drowned. Ui body was recov
red about half un hour after the uccident.
The diseased Was about 39 yeBre ol age, in
dustrious and a much respected farmer, not
uiarrieJ, abd lived will! Ins mother aud Lis
three sisters, whose main stay be was. We
sincerely sympathise with their sudoeu and
melancholy loss.
A c.ironer's inqaeat Was held to the body
of the deceased, aoJ a verdict rendered iu
accordiiuce with the above facts.
Much censure is hallowed upon tie men
v ho wore ou tho flat at the tirnr, (aome C or
K of them,) for uot evincing sufficient presence
of mind ta assist tbe drowning ruau in his
;rng;les for life. Planks, bonrds, pik poles,
r:pee, 1.'., were on band, and yet not an effort
we ere told, was tneda to the right direction
tii sate (tie life of the unfortunate victim.
All their energies seem to have beeo concen
trated upon rscuing the tuias. Djurille
V leara that Mr. VV ilium flancock, tf
this plnct, has purchased the (urcave near
H ri;lbuig. lute the property cf Ex Governor
l)vid R. i'oi ter, and that be is making active
preparations for putting it iu blst in a short
time. Tbe engine wants oveikaulicg, and
the fire brick lining is to ba renewed. These
am all the upniis to ba made. Dautillc
DmfiOCTUt.
No fiirifiioa in tax U'uki.i It is now
fcBnerniiy conceded tbt tbe garments made
hi the Drown etone Clothing Hall of Rock
lull dr Vi'iI.od, Nos. Ctl3al.dCu5Cbe.luut
Street, above Sixtb, ore not txmlled by any
:u t'id world ; while thoy ore tqoaled by very
If. The propriutois of this vast aud splea.
l,d etuhl,pti(!.eiit spare neither pains nor ex
yenne to secure excellence in their goods, and
rtitletnen may bo asaurud of procuring cloth
u:g there for themselves aud ilmir young suns
nt.ati will bs ujiexceptioLabia iu respact to
iuality, style aod price.
C3T 1 ho ji,t,gryva Timet, referring to a
Cftotrporary in that county, tulki about
' ineatiir.glffs nonsense." Did the Times
n.un ever hear uf any "seDsible nonsense t"
Perhaps bis correspondent, "let then bf
f'y'.,'' mibt sxplnlo. as that i-ems to ba ia
In line, and is a subject wah nhich. bs scetni
to be familiar.
PIT The following wss lauded to us for
rublicatioo Ust week, but too late fr that
'irsue :
Rcvhtd -J hat whereas the regular Demo
cr.ey f Bchuykill county have stood so man
fiil.y by the rights aud withes of Northum
berland county, :o reoomnuting Woi. L
I'ewart. our favorite candidate for t'onitesa,
we promiae to reciprocate the favor in the fu
ture and to stand Moulder to shoulder in f.
vor of the idectioo of Schuylkill couutv J.la
Biocrat to Congress.
The above resolution was 8erc d by a Nor
tbumberland couuty .onfere. at tbe uieelit.
nt th conferees of this Congresaioual li.
lucl m lbiH, and uuuiiimoutly adopted.
3 Tt;oiusitc.Va understand there is
professor of the pugilistic art in this place,
-u toai D, u clv,pg lt,MUU) tJ m M uf
got or tea ambitioM young geotlemen.
AitZZLl'inSl CVV" knd ,Ut" kava jual hoan
diacovered whm m .,y of A,b, I
nBsv
THE AMERICAN.
yiBTur. LirrnT; S aKiEfcNtiziicKjJ
BTJTBTTR-g, FA.
SATURDAY. SEFTEMBEIl 1, J860.
II. D. MASSER, EditoTand Proprietor.
To ADVEHTirtat The cTrculatinn of the Uuasiav
Auntie among-the dilTtircnt towns on tlirPainuehnnna
U int exceeded, If quailed by any paper pul'llthed in
Notthnn rimvlvanln.
DtMOlRATIC NOMIIXATIOKa.
la the Rfjjolor Convention.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ETEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, of IUiaois.
for vicn-rRKsiDENT,
KEESCHEL V. JOHNSON, of Georgia.
In th reedcra' and Ditunlnn Conventlnn.
FOlt PRESIDENT,
JOHN C BRECKINRIDGE, of Kentucky.
TOR V1CK -PRESIDENT, .
Gen JOSEPH LANE, of Oregon.
DEMOCRATIC STATIC ROMliSATIONt.
rOR aOYLIiSOR.
HENRY D. FOSTEB,
Ot Westiiorkland.
Democratic County Ticket.
for Vongrett.
J. 3 nEIMESM'lltlt, or.Mear Mlll.n.
to tba deciiion of the Dnocruc Couferees.
h'or Senator,
wyt. T. FORSTTH.ot Monhnmberland.
futjct to tt drciaionof tha Democtauc Confricaa.
Fur A.inemlly,
AMt CL ENT, of homakln.
For Sheriff,
DATIO TVALDROI, of mill on.
For CommUfiontr,
IIAAC D. R)Ktn, of Lltlle Slohoiioy.
For Prothonolarj,
DANIEL BECKLEV, of Sanborr.
For Auditor,
JOII5I HOrr A,of Turbul.
1 i i
V7" We observe, that Duvid Rockefeller,
is highly recommended as the Opposition
candidate for Sheriff. Mr. Rockefeller's cx
pericoce aod excellent business qualifications,
id this tOicfl, cannot be questioned.
C3T John Walls, Kcq., of I,cwiburg, is a
candidate for tbe oCice of Associate Judge
for Lniou county. Our neighbors could not
readily have selected a more unexceptionable
man, and one better qualified, and ns tbe
ofiice is not, and should not be made a politi.
cal one, we can hardly doubt lis ruccees.
CS" Csssra Ruir.ns. The following nro
the correct returns of the population of tbe
boroughs and townships iu this county:
Sonbury, 1605 j Upper Aogustn, 910;
Lower Augusta, 2019 j' Shamokin, 2155
Rush, 1220; Coal, 1809; Z-rbe, 14S6 ; Mt.
Carroel, 1099 ; Lower Mahanny, 1CC6 ; Upper
Mahaooy, C90; Cameron, 404 ; Washington,
870 ; Jackson, 717 ; Jordan, 9G0 ; Little
Mabaocy, 320; Northumberland, 1103.
Poiut, 1015; Cbilisquaque, 1342 ; Milton!
2143; Turbut, 937 ; Lewie, 1369; Turbut
ville, 3e0: PaUware, 1903 ; McEwenoville,
391. Total, 2B.P2S.
Tbe increase of Suobory since 1850 it
about 50 per tent. Millou30aud Norlhum-
beiland 10. The increase of fcuubury ha
been within the Ust 5 years,
fconbury in lSJt) HOT
lc.';0 l'J!S
1800 ltUO
,i
GT Ajibiiotifis, lie. Win. J. Welker ia
00 it taking Ambrotypcs, if,, above liaslur's
s'.oie. Market atrctt, Suubury. Mr. Welker is
a good artist and takes tine.toned life-like pictures.
He has just receive J a Iut of new materials, which
he thinks enables him to turn oul pictures equal
to any taken in the cities. Everybody should
have a picturs taken lor the use of posterity, and
now is the time to get one cheap and durable.
(2 It will be seen by tbe returns of the
primary election that the returns of ilouut
Carmel an oot iucludej, ou account of their
uot having reached this place until evening.
Aa tba matter stands, Mr. Reiiuensnyder has
a majority cf 42. These returns, we under,
stand, give Mr. Cameron 47 and Mr. Rei
meiisajdir 3, which, added to tbe general
result, would elect Mr. Cameron by several
votes. Some of Mr. Camerou'a friends, we
learn, think the will of tba people should not
ba entirely disregarded, aud that ba will ba
represented by conferees, but will not ask to
be nominated, desiring only to have the facts
properly represented.
THE ACE OF III M1HO.
Tba world is, undoubtedly, greaily given,
at the present time, to humbugs. Almost
every mail brings us a proposition from some
would be philanthropist, offering to sell an
article for one. fourth its value, or to cure the
afU:ctbJ 1 1 nil motives of the purest charity
and benevolence. There was a time when
tbe marvellous Isles cf the "Arabian Nights"
were concede J by all to ba puitly fictitious,
aud wliea "&iubad tba Sailor" was looked
upon as a nursery story. Cut soma of tha
advertitemeuta and bills of the present day,
InteudeJ for "children or larger growth," en.
tirely overabadow the Cclions of former limes.
When auy adventurer cud boldly aud suc
cessfully p'l.rlaim before en intelligent com
muuity, that he will sell gold and silver
Watches, worth from 15 to 73, for twenty.
tit cents, we should Do longer be surprised
at tha credulity and superstitions of former
ages. Theso gift operators go upon the
principle that alt fouls are not only not dead,
but that they constitute a pretty large portion
of society, and alto thiy bud tbiir credulity
beginning to Sag, tbey have ooly to offer a
geuuius bait, in the shape or a watch, when
hundreds of gudgeons will t e ready to bite at
tba oaked hook.
Perhaps Duller was not far wrong when
be made lludibras say, that
" IVultU-, iha ilwuii is as ftni
Iu Iwinf i-healcd, loekul."
Having some kuowledga of tha manufac
ture aod value of this bogus "Gift Jewelry,"
which constitutes tha maio feature of tha
busiuafis, we think propur to say that compe
tent juJgea would not give one dollar a pack
for oina-teclhs of tha articles disposed or,
unlasa .o ba used fur tba purposes of ban-
buiDg tha votsmuuity.
If IK DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
The Democratic Dominating convention
met at tha Coort House, io this place, on
Monday lost, aod as a necessary consequence,
candidates and politicians were thick and
plenty. That many were disappointed where
ooly a few could be choseo, wag not unex
pected, and we beard a number condemn the
present system of conducting primary elec.
lions. When we predicted this state of
things, when this system was adopted, we
received neither compliments nor thanks from
many who have since full the truth of our
predictions and the force of our argomonts.
The convention was organized by calling
John Farnswortb to tbe chair, assisted by
Henry Reader and Daniel Wngner, as Vice
Presidents, and Geo. Baker, W. P. Withing
ton and Jacob Yordy, as Secretaries.
Tbe return judges from all the election dis
tricts, except Monnt Carmel, were present.
There was somo difficulty in regard to tho
Smibury district, Mr. Solomon Shindol and
Edward Eisely both claiming seats. Edward
being a stout six footer, took the responsi
bility of constituting himse Ifthe judge, having
pocketed the papers as soon as tbe polls were
closed. 1 he convention, however, admitted
Mr. Shindel.
There was some little surprise manifested
at the rapid increase of the Democracy io
some of the districts io tbe folks. Milton,
for instance, at the piimary election of 1859,
polled only 101 votes, and in October 108,
aod now 159, showing a gain of 50 per cent,
in one year, while tbe census, tuken a few
weeks siuce, shows a gain of only 30 per cent,
iu ten years, or 3 percent, in one year.
Chilisquaque, at the primary election of 1859,
polled 79, end et tbe October election 100
Domocratie votes, and now 153. And yet,
according to tha late census, the population
of ChiliRqnaqne township has decreased from
134 1 to 1342, being a loss or 2 in the last ten
years. Delaware Las also improved 42 votes
nn the October election. Bat Ibis is a pro
gressive age, and we like to see progress,
nben founded on a permanent basis.
Tbe votes having been counted, resulted
as follows : For Congress, J. J. Reimeneny
der, of Milton ; fcjenotor, Wm. T. Forsythe,
of Northumberland ; Assembly, Samuel Ent,
of Shamokiu ; Sheriff, David Waldroo, of
Milton; Prothonatary, Daniel Beckley, late
ofTrevorton; Commissioner, Iaac D. Ra
ker, of Littlo Miriiauoy; and Auditor, J.
Holla, of Turbut;
The Democracy in the forks hove the lion'a
share, and will have do reason to complain,
while Sunbury is without a single candidate.
CJT Woi. H. Armstrong, of W'illiamf port
has been nominated for Assembly in Lycon
ioif county, by tho opposition. Tbe Repub.
licans an' witely selecting their Lest men for
ofiice. There is policy in tliip, to say nothing
of the wisdom end propriety of suck a course.
Mr. Armstrong is a gentleman of superior
abilitief, aud ibis will add greatly to his
strength.
i
Tenth Annuut iihilillloa of Ihr Norlliuiubtr
Und t'ouuly Agricultural BnJ llorllcaltural
aoi'Wty.
Tbe Northumberland Coaoty Agricultural
and Horticultural Society will hold their
tenib Annual Exmnmon on Thursday, rn
day and Saturday, October llth, 12th aod
13th, 1800, at tbe Borough of Miltou :
Catti.b Ji'diiks or Hui.i.s and Young
Cattle John Klupp, Juo. M. Wagoner,
Elida John, Jacob Stumm, Daniel P. Caul.
Jl'DOF.s of Cows. Edward Urody, R. M.
RuhbHI, Isaac Marsh, Sen., John Tagpart
(Lewie) John 1J. Cottahall, Rob't McK.ee,
Simoo Cameron.
Ji'DGKsriK Fat Catti.b. Joseph Nicely,
Joseph Tweed, Woi. Beard, Elijah Crawford,
Henry Morgan.
Yokr Catti.b JiriM J. P. Armstrong
Samuel Russell, John Wolff, Jacob Craw
ford, JOO. RllBM'll.
HoRsr.t Jr piiKf. On. Wm. II. Kase.
John Nicely, Wm. K. Marsh, Bartrim Gal
bruilb, Johu Kutt, George Scl.ull, R. C.
Ruckmau.
15 rood Marks Judoes. Col. Jes. Cam
erou, Julias Wolf, Peter llaughawoul, Aarou
lli'cktnnn, John Haag, Williuin Leighow,
Gilbert Voris.
Carkiaue Horxes Ji'Cces. Gen. D. C.
Watson, John Vunilevauder, Dr. W, B.
Schuyler, W. P. Dalesman Cyrus browo,
Berij. Shafer, Miner G. Marsh.
Trotting Hohskh, 1st Class Judges
Geotge B. Cadweller, U. A. Moodie, R. II.
McCormick, Dr. W. B. Schuyler, Peter
Maaser, John Fordaman, Tbos. Search.
Fast Walking Horskr Judpes Aaron
B. Artman, JanieB Forester, Jacob Hunsick-
or, Samuel T. Brown, Wilson Hutchison,
John Beet, Charles Culick, Nathaniel Britain
Peter Shafer.
euEEr Judges. v m. t uiaerson, bimon i
Laulz, Bonum R. Kate, John McCormick, j
Johu B. Ueller. I
Swine Judges. Col. Duoiel Derr, Philip
Stinerueb, John Foglemuu, Cupt. J. M.
Huff, Peter Oberdorf, Martin Burlier, Woi.
Montgomery, ir., Philip Me Williams.
Ornamental M a hulk Judges. Joseph
Robins, K. H. Awl, Joseph Priestly, It. II.
Wateon, P. B. Miah, 11. Uatley, C. F. Mc
pherson, Johu Hunter.
Miucn t.ANfcoi'g A mthm.f.s -Judges. Alex.
Jordan, MrB. Jas. Watson, Mrs. R. E. Etzler,
M its Margaret Kebback, Mrs. Col. Wright,
Mrs. Jacob Albert.
Fire F.wukks.
(lest Fire F.ngiue Diploma and 5 00
2d do du Diploma
Notk. Eugines to he handicaped accord
ing to diaintter of cjlider, length of stroke,
gallery pipe or length of hose.
Trial of Engines to lake place ou Friday
morning at half past 10 o'clock A. M.
fudges. Johu A Taylor, A. R. Fiske,
James Boyd, G. H. Herts, J. M. Sauseman,
Poi'LTav yudges. J. F. Caslow, S. A
Kavidge, Aaioo Wolf, tiimou Uubres, David
Tag g art.
Farm Implements, No. 1 Judges. Ste
phen Glare, Jr., Isaac Vincent, Wm. Fullmer,
O. P. Patten, as. II. Pollock. John Rousb.
Farm Implkmknts, No. 2 Judges. Levi
Glaze, Joho Loiter, Andrew Fetter, William
Waldron, Johu Teats, Cuarlus Morgan.
M ani-eactubrd A RTUiLES Judges. W m
Forsyth, Jacob ISliuel, Amos E. Kapp, Wm,
M. Weaver, Joseph Bird, Wm. 11. lollmer'
Flock, Grain, and Root Crops 'udges'
Price Hull, Robert Montgomery, Win B.
Bryson, John O. Morgan, David B. Monti
gouiery, Jesse 0. Horton, John McFarland.
Gardkn Yeostadlks Judges. A. Glaze,
Jas. Siuiiugton, J. D. Bair, John Uaujjba
wout, Samuel Blaiu, lsaao llilliard.
Fcdit Judges. George Scott, Henry
Raup, i. F. Wolboger, Johu Boyer, Andrew
Nye, John Youogmau.
Flow i s.
Not. All flowers must be grown by tba
exhibitor, and professed gardeners are oat
allowed to come into competition with ordi
nary deposilora.
Judges J. Woods Brown, Miss Sarah
Tweed, Mrs. It- It. Walsou, Miea Tbodosia
Kate, Mrs, Cyrus Uiowo, Miss F.liaebelu
Hobart, Mrs. R. M. Russet, Mra. onus
Woir.
Home Department, 1st Division.
Best 61Tjs butter &e. .
Judgea. Dr. C. M. Hill, Mist Elienbelh
Watts, Miss Kate Welse, Miss Lizie Swetik,
Miss Ann McCormick, Miss Rebecca M.
A sherman, 0. W. Tharp.
2d Division. .
Best wheat bread c,
Judges. Wm. Ravidge, Mrs. Gen. W,
Hess, Mrs. Dr. 8cbnyler, Misa Dericksoo,
Mrs. W. Hauler, Mra. Woi. P. Dalesman.
Home Department, 3d Division.
Best preserved peaches Ac.
Judges Rev, W. T. Wylie Miss Jennie
Uoodlander, Mrs. Rebecca Ahl, Mrs. D.
Watson, Mrs. Paul Mastcller, Mrs. J. B.
Packer, Mrs. Wm. L. Autriio, Mrs. Joseph
Hayes.
Home Dtpartment 4lh Division.
Best 10 yds. woolen carpet diploma or 2 00
Judgea. K.nanbel Aartmau, Mrs. Amos
Glaze, Mrs. J. F. Caslow, Mra. Wm. Bryson,
Mrs. Simon Lantz, Mrs. Charles Fox, Mra
Wilson Uutcbisoo.
filb Division.
Best chair or ottoman cover on cloth, Ac
Judges. Lewis H. Fonk, Miss Lizzie
Troxel, Miss J A Rutbrauff, Miss Mary June
Montgomery, Mis Ann U. Shannon, Miss
HeBtcr Ruckmau, Miss Mary Watson.
Best display of coal aod mineral Dot
less than 3 varieties, dip. and 5 00
Judges. John L. Watson, Henry Reader,
James Boyd, E W Chapiu, Win Antrim,
Woi Cooper, J J Zimmerman, Dr Wm
Atwater, Dennis Buoy C E Kutz.
Plowino Match.
First premittut diploma or 4 00
2d " ' 2 00
Note. The furrow slice to be lapped and
the test farrow to be tbe third cut and turned
by the same phiw. The plow to be held by
the competitor and the furrows oot to be lefs
tbau eight Inches deep. Trial to come off
oo Friday morning, at 10 o'clock A. M , ICth
October.
Judges. Join Duokle, Eli Shafer, An
drew Kerchuer, Wm. Taylor, Fleming Nee
bit, John W. Hoffman, John Eckman, Chas.
Fox, D 11 Drieebacb.
All Articles not ennmerated io the above
list :
Judges. Robt McCormick, Samuel John,
Jacob Byerly John Faroswort. S E Reed,
Samuel BergrVesser, Dr. Robt McCoy, J P
llogue, Tho oils Sweuk, J P Beard.
RULES AND REGULATION..
1. Articles and stock will be received until
tbe Ulh of OOober, at !2 o'clock A. M. for
eutry, and at that hour the entry books will
be closed.
2. All applications for entries must be
made in writing or personally to the Secreta
ry of the Society.
3. Previous to making an entry or entries,
the applicant must purchase a membership
ticket or tbe Treasurer, which will cost bim
bim fifty cents.
ORDER OF EXHIBITION.
1. The fair will continue three days, open
ing on Thursday morning the Ulh, and clos
ing Saturday evening the 13ih of October,
IbtiO.
2. The grounds will be open for the re
ception of slock and all articles intended for
exhibition on Thursday morning, and depoa,
tors are earnestly requested to make their
entries wilh the Secretary before Thursday
morning. The Secretary's Books will posi
tively be closed by 12 M;. ou Thursday the
1 1th, and will Dot be opened after that time.
Cmmmmicalious,
A Car' to the Public
WK, the undersigned, having entered security
to the Commonwealth of Pennnylvatiix, upon
the official Bond of Henry Weiae, Laj.. late
Sheriff of Korthumhcrlaud County, lu rch) take
this inethud to publicly announce to the people
of said county, that a icport which haa been put
in circulation by a few individuals of bunbury,
to the effect that "Mr. Weiee, has allowed his
hail to be sued, and we, the bail afore-aiil, had
to pay for hill, Hie sum of two thouaiind dollar.,
haa no foundation in point of fact, and U utterly
and unqualifiedly fab, we have not, nor do we
expect, to pay one single cent, as everything con
netted therewith ia settled to our entire satisfac
tion, and the manner in which he haJ conducted
himself in his ullicial capacity has given us no
uneasiness whatever, we will add to this, that to
long aa WE areaatislkd, an intelligent commu
nity wiil pay no regard to reports of scandal
uionijera, who sk to cast unjust redactions upon
the established itputalion of a worthy citi.en.
Attest, "I BENJ. IIENDKICKS,
P. M. Siiiauit. J. P. VlKA T CLEMENT,
Jos. Boa-Nnr J. f. J JACOB SEASHOLTZ,
' JOHN YOUVU,
! JACOaKENN,
Hunbury, Atg. 87, 1S6U it Bail
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For the Su.viuai Awiic
Who will bo our next Sheriff?
Ms. Eduo4: lo a very few more days tbe
Democratic pl-ty will have completed their
uoiniualion M Sheriff. We take it to be
but right sn proper for the People'a party
to follow the example thus set, aod place in
opposition sorje one fully able and competent
to enter tbe le Id, io order that the voters
may determiui upon a choice at the election
polls. We dll respectfully and earnestly
recommend Hnry eiee, Esq., as a proper
man for tbe ofasioo. la bim are fooud tbe
necessary ele sprits which iuvariably lead to
success, by rfclevsr aod sociable disposition,
and an active) eoerjetic turn of mind, be bas
secured the cfideoce aod respect of many
personal frienji of all parties which make
nitu a suitable jerson to do good service In
the comiug ehjtion. Six years ago lie bum
lily solicited Lis fellow citizens to vote for
bun, and proi ied, if elected, to fill the office
faithfully aoj impartially the people confi
ded in what ti said, and elected him by the
unpreccdente majority of Dearly one thou
sand. Io orir to show bow completely be
carried out ii wishes of bis frieuds, we will
let the follow:; answers, from the two Dem
ocratic papot of the county, suffice. The
Sunbury Ciakte, of October 31st, Ic57, save :
hL. CL-.:llL'.:.. , r .. -
i. uuoriitieise uioveu iroin me Jan to
make room fj his successor. Mr. Weise bas
bad au activbusy, and we hope, a profitable
term. He he made, in our opinion, a good
Sheriff; tiasfaeo liked by a large portion of
the people olhe county, and retires witb tbe
good wishes r many friends. We bave rea
son to belief that there was much business
transacted driug bis term, aud tbe manner
in which it w; performed has given general
satisfaction
Then agi) tba Sunbury American, of a
prior date, tfter speaking of the pieoeot
Sheriff, say!
"In rega to Sheriff Weise, who retires
from office, ia but just to say that be has
been a popi r officer, at least witlr the peo
pie, and if a fault be bad, it was leaning too
strongly io or of the oufortuoate."
These set menls published voluntarily by
tbe leading uroals, were repeated from the
lips of buu -ds of liberal men, who were
united iu a, auding tbe magnanimity of tbe
man. Beiu possessed of a heart entirely
free from ispiog interests, or sordid mo
tives iu bi; icial station, be bad ao oppor
tunity to pi rm good oatuted acts of gene
rosity aud I Jo ess, which still liogers upon
the luemor if many, who will be glad to
have one m t chance to express their appre
ciation of t man, and help to return bim to
the posilioi bare be bas beeo tried, aod Dot
found war. if. Tbeu give us Mr. Weise
aod we will Ilr to tbe standard ot tha farm.
er's favoritixhe mechanic's patron, and the
poor niau'steud, give us Henry Weise for
Sheriff, enkoa will hearken to tha enira f
the puopls the LOWR END,
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Shamokin Coal Trade.
Suamokin, August 29, I860.
tons. cwt.
Sent for tbe week anding August
25,
4.589 05
Ter last Report,
113,221 00
117,913 05
96,682 06
21,130 19
To same time last fear,
Increase,
The Northern Central Railway.
The arrival of Pacnger Trains on the North
ern Central Kail KoaJ from Sunbury, is as fol
ows: ASStVAf..
4.1SP.M ,
t,&P A. M ,
19 (l A. M.,
to, P. M.,
rim icas
4,WP. M.
Mnil Train, Nor'h,
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Night Expreu, N'irtti,
" " mtb,
IS. 10 A M
10,P M.
Sunbury & Erio Railroad.
The arrival and departure nf PatBthger Tiauw on
Sunbary Jt Krie Kailioad atttiii ptore, nai fu!lwi :
the
Arrival.
4. IB P. M.,
0,60 A. At ,
1,S A. M.,
lu.SS p. M.,
,IS P. M.
Departure
4 US P. M
MailTra'il, Norlli,
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Night I'lpieia, Norih,
Bouih.
Freight and Aci-oru., North,
' e-jiith,
V,S1 AM
14.10 A M
IU.4 J P. M
0 40 A. M.
The Shamokin Valley and roltsTllle Railroad.
Pasaenger train leavea ut.nury at 6 00AM.
" " " Mt. (Jarmel, . . 4 30 PM.
LACK AW A K.N A A Sin III.OUMSnt HG n.HL
IIOAU The arrival and departure of Passenger Trains
from iortbmberland :
Mail train South, arjives at B.40 A. M
" " North, leaves ' 4.fiO P. M
Ex. Freight. South arrrivea " n.f0 "
" " North, haves ' 6.20 A. M
I "Not dancerons to the Unman Family."
I "hata come uut uf their hole tu die."
I "CrfTAR'f" Pat IWh.fte., Cxtermina'jr
I "CUM AK S" beo-liin Kxteimu.ator
'COsl AK S ' tlectric Powder, lur loaecti, Ac.
DEI 1 BOYS ISSTAh'TLV.
BaU ftoarhea Mice Mnles Giound Mice DcfJ Bugs
An'.f Moths Moiuitn.a Fleas InaX'ta on I'i,ti,ia.
Fowls. Animals, fcc, Ac in short, every form and arte
ties f VtKMIN.
Hi yean
ity P.
eara ealablished iu New York City-usel bv the
Cilices the Cily Prisons an
nd r-'fition II- uses
the City fieunters. : hips. Aa the Citv Hotels. "A ..,
"Ht Nicluilaa," 4c a..U by oioia than Su,OuO pnvala
futnihts.
t. Orugtistsand Retailers et-erynhere se!! them.
I Wholesale Amenta in ail ihe lurge Citiea and Tuwua,
lir" 1 1 ! llhWABS ! ! I of s,.uno,n iiiiltutions.
raT'dl, Mi Simple Boxes sent hy Mail.
1ST Address orders-or for "Ciri uinr to Dealers" in
HKNKY R. Of.iSTAIt, Principal Det.
(13 Hr.,dav, (oppoane ft. Nicholas lluisi,) .1 .
Srtld by ritll.ING k OKANT, Suiibuty, Pa.
April SI, si0.
From Vie Freeman' t Journal, New York,
August 6, 18S9.
SriLDiso's Pkeparf.d ii hv r is such a sim
pla and cheap preparation that it is a pity
any bouse should be withcot it.
Even those who are in tbe enjoyment of
perfect besltb frequently have need to have
recourse to tonics as preventives- of disease.
We are oever too woll armoured against the
asBaulti of "tbe ills that flesh is heir to."
Such an inviporator they may Cud io 1IOS
TETTER'S BITTEHS a medicine that
cannot be taken regularly without giving
vitality and elasticity to the system. At this
seasoo, particularly, tbe strongest man is not
prool against tba malaria, iocertain sections
of tba country. In all cases of fever and
ague, tba Bitters is more potent than any
amount of quinine, while the most dangerous
cases of billious fevar yield to its wondorlul
properties. Those who bave tried tbe medi
cine will never use auother, for any of the
ailmeots which the HoaTETTLR Kittkrs pro
fesses to subdue. To tbnre who have not
made the experiment, we cordially recommend
an early application to tbe Uittrrh, whenever
they are strickeo hy diseases of the digestive
organs.
Sold by druggists aud dealers generally,
everywhere.
CaTSee advertisement in another column.
CATHKH! t ATAHHIl I CATAHRII!
What it it t JIjw cured t
Tbousauds of persous soffer all sorts of an
noyance from Catarrh. Moel people know
what its convenience aod results are, yet but
few know bow it can he cured. It is simply
a chronic irritation, aod often enlargemeot of
follicles aod consequent thickening of tbe
mucous tn em bra uce, lining tba aasal cavities,
froutal sinuses, aud sometimes extending into
tba throat and lungs. I'rcia this result
tightoees aod often vertigo of tbe bead,
obatructed oose, or protuae flow of irucua,
loss of smell, nasal voice, uud ofiuu impaired
hearing aod taste.
The old-school remedies have never been
able to do auylbiug for it. Nasal injections
aud iubalatious are as painful aud expensive
as they are generally worthless. Yet 11 cm
piiRKVa' (Jatarkii Srgcine, a simple Suqar
Fill, taken two or tbree times per day,
promptly cures the milder cases ; cures at
ouce all colds io tbe head, aud radically cures
by preserving use, be moat obstinate cases,
as it is proved by the experience of buudreda.
Price, wilb full directions,
FIFTY CENTS PER BOX.
N. B. A full set of IlutiruHKYa' Homeo
pathic Spkcipiis, with llook of Directions,
and twenty d.durenl Remedies, io large vials,
morocco case, $5 ; do. io plaiu case, i ; case
of liflaen boxes, and book, $2.
These remedial be tba siuela ho nr .a
are sent by mail or express, five of charge, to 1
any address, on receipt of the price- Addreaa.
fr. r , ii o n 1 11 nr. 1 a 1 1 u,,
No. 662 Uroadwav. Npa.Voik
Sold by A. W. HSCllfcH, Ageot.
buubury, August 18, 1?00.
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.MARRIAGES
On Toesdny evening the 28th inst , by Hetr.
P. Riner, Mr. Henry PoirtR, ofYoik, to
Miss Sklinda Dkiuht, of Ibis place.
DEATHS
On the 4th tilt , In Shamokin township,
I.AV1NA, daucliter of John and Mary Auu
I Newmau, aged 1 year and 7 days.
Oo the 10th inst., LEONARD, son ol
Samuel ami Leah Adaina, aged 3 months and
28 days.
On the IGtb int , in Irith Valley ISAAC
PLltalNli, cgtid 34 years and 6 niootbs.
C'-mtntinicatrd.
Funeral of Rev. C C. Culler.
On Tueiwltiv thettllt init., tlieniorlal retntiiiia i.( Rtv
rllttlSTlAN C. CI LLLH, lute Puatiu nf the Kvuimeii
nilCliuich of .lii.ii, 111 in. a cunty. v.vre cmsirjittl X'j
the tuiiib.
Alan early rmur l!ie people tirg.in to aurti Lie in Mil
ton Irt'in ail quHrteia ; mid t.v lu o'clock. A. M .,an iin
nienae poiicoiuee llirnupecl the atreet on which Hie deceaaed
leiided and the Lutheran Church la lin-ateil. '1 he ai'leiuii
itervict-a were tipcned at the tttiKlciice of Mr. CuliLr'a
family hy Hev. r. Itiztr of tunl.ury, wnn anipnir a:l(l
prayer. I r.e corpse waa itieu conveyed to the Church,
hy a tunable nuniher nl clerical imll btuiera, wlien a very
M-ntibl.. and inipretsive ducourt-c w.ia delivered, to ita
ni:my ai could crowd into the ehurrh. by Itev. Prof. Born
ol selinsi;rove. Ilia text wuaJolu xn 7, 4,W hut 1 do,
thuu know.'ai not now; but thou atialt know hereaiier "
r loin theae wordf, the apetiler. ali- wed, 1st Triat the im s
terioua deaifrna of lj.t in hie dealunja with hla chikireu.
are often uulutt'lligihie nt the tunc ol their occum-ncr. d
l'hat tlieae dekiua will he matte eulTurieully clear in due
tune, cilher iu tlna world, or in that which la to come ; and
t.-iatly hy way of improvement, tin very appropriately ea
hibited the etfecta which tiua roniioriiug ii 'crriiia aliuuld
tnake all riur minde. Alter aeunoii, whu.h occupied in ila
lelivery prcciaely r alf an hour. Kev. O. l'araon of Muio-v,
.lelivered in hia ueual animated elyle. a very arTcting ex
hortation. There were about IP cletcvinen present, ani.'iuj
whom the f.'llowinjj participated iuthe aervicea, viz : Itev.
trver of Danville; Rev Domei of 'rjehnPirriive ; Kev.
Dole of the German Reformed Charch of Milton.
All iinmeuae procesiioii wna now formed in front of the
church, when the Clmrch Oi nncil, tiajk charpe of the
eorpaa, ami all moved towarda the Ceinelery Filar., the
clergy in cartiajrea, then the t'oipie; next, the mounting
relativea of the deceaaat, and lastly the eittzetia g.'iieraily
It ia impAMilile In any how many cnrrlngea and how many
peonle were lu the pr'-ceiaion. but ona thing ia certain,
sut-n a vabt coucoureaof people is ae demor never brougl.t
r.'a,elhei except nnun f xtiaot'dinnry iH'ciiaiou. The num.
era, the aolemitiry, the. teara, the repreaed a-bs, the
deep iutereat, all combined to produce the imnreatinn, that
l he deceaaed had a atroug h: Id Ut.tn the public esteem and
iflerrion. At the arave. fli v. K A. Fink r.f Lewisbtire
rea.-l the burial service, and the people were then dismissed
"HI III, DUi.,u, UUI.UIbllUII .,. WAl'll MllirJII III
Villi..,..
Itev. C C CTJLT.nrt was bPrn near JefTeraon. Frederick
eouttte. Marvlantl ; entered the ministry al.ut It years
go, aud t as Pastor of the l.nirteiatt Chuich at .Mtltou six
war. He died on Sunav the IPth inH.uftera llncriiiz
'"." of fever, in the44ihvar of hiaaire He has left a
I WHI,1W aim iwo youne cnt-oirii, r8ernr Willi a lare
number of relatives tmd friends to mourn his premature de
parture iroin aueiuoi great uirlilineRa.
'Woe Gotl thut,d.ia ist wohl gethan,
Eshlciht g'-rerht aei:i wii.'a."
Sunbury, Ai'gnsl SS, lc60. fj.
Philadelphia Market.
Philadelphia, Aug. 30, I860.
Oann. V'heat Sales eooj and prune South
ern and Pennsylvania red at SI 3-al 37, and
white $1 40a I ft7. llye is nelline; at 74 rents
for old Prrtnaylvatiia, and at "i S a 80c lor new
IVnr sylvaniaand Delaware. Torn IS very quiet j
salei of 1000 hualiHa badly damaged at Sft ct.
Oata are in fair request. Rood and prime Delaware
at 35 cents. Pennsylvania, old crop, ia worth 40
cent.
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
Wheat, $1 ldal 30 Duller, . $ SO
Rye, . . . . 7,ri Euca, ... 12
Corn, C'i Tallow, ... l'i
Oats 4(1 l.artl, ... IS
Uuckwheal, ti" Fork, .... S
Polatoea, t'! liteswai, . St
New Advertisements.
Orphans' Court Sale.
IX pnrunnce of an order of the Orphans'
Court of Northumberland county, will be
exposed to public sale, at tho hoiiiie of Jacob
lluiipt, ilec'd., in Carneroli townehin, on
Saturday, Septemher 'J'Mb, ISfiO, all that
certain tract or piece of land situute in Coal
township, (now Cameron,) Northumberland
county, Penna., adjoiniug lands of Elizabeth
Sleicb andolbwis; conlaiuing ei'lny acres
of land, more or less. Lata the estate of
Jacob Haupt, deceased.
Sale to commence at !0 o'clock A. M. of
said day, when tbe terms and roudilioos of
sale will be made krmwa hv
DAN1KL 11E1M, Adrn'r.
By order of the Court, )
Jacob B. Maer, Clk (). C.
Sunbury, Sept. 1, 16G0. j
AtitUtor'A otlco.
Iu ihe Orphan.' Court of .Northumberland coyir
ty,ealate of Isaac Ciller, deceased.
f lHE uiideraicned auditor, appointed by said
A. Couii, lo make distribution of the balance in
the hands of Henry Iloupt, adminiatratur of said
Ixaac (jilcr. deceaaed, to and ainug the credi'
lora of aaid decedent, according to Ihe rates and
proportion to which they are legally entitled, will
allaitd for that purpose, at hia ofiice in Market
Square, Sunbury, on Saturday, (September 29th,
Ut0, at 10 o'clock, A. M, All parlies interested
will lake uolice.
HARRIS PAINTER, Auditor.
Sunbury, September 1st, IHS0.
BRIGADE OHDEES, NO- 2.
'HUE I'niformed Militia of Ihe fit at Brigade,
8th Diviaion, will hold an election in their
respective Armories or usual place of meeting, on
Tuesday tha lath day of (September, IHtiu, for
Ihe puriNJM of electing ene iwrson for Brigadier
Ueueral, to till the vacancy occaamued by Ihe
resignation of JJrigadicr Ueneral i. H. Zimmer
man. Tbe eoiuinaiiding otli.ers of each Com.
' nauv will bold the elecbop, aud fur thai purpoae
will each select twe persona aa associates.
WM. K. MAKTZ. Mrig. liupe.tor
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ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
I K pursuance ol an order of the Orphans' iTourt
- ol Northumbrrlatid county, will he exfosul
to public sale, at the public hotae of James Van
dyke, in the town of Sunbury, on Tucilnv tbe
35th day of SEl'TKM 15EK, 1H60, the unji
virled half part or moiety ol a certain TKACT
Of LAM), situate in Con! tnwnahip, iNorihum.
Derianu county, tioundetl on the norlli by lunda
of the rhihidelphia & Sunbury, (now Siiumokm
Valley 4- l'otuvilli). Kailroail Coiiinitiy, on
the south hy tho Martin latula, and on tlie caul
and weal by londa of Jtrtmiali Drown, continu
ing V00 ACUKrt, more or Iraj, whereon aro
erected a dwelling; liouao and Uirn.it lniil(
part of a larger tract originally aunty ei iu ij,e
in the nunie uf Daniel Kna.
Albo, The follow mi; described Lota of Uroun l,
situate in Ihe town ol tSl.aniokin, ot whuh h,j
dud sole eeiicd, u : a tiiaiiijular puve of roui.,1
houtiilid eoulh by all alrect, wet,Uy Jut ol laio
11. Voxtlieimer, and on the north by street aloi.g
said Philadelphia aud ullbaty, now Shamokin
Valley & Pultevjlle Itailroud.
Alao, Another Lot ul (around, hounded on the
south hy all street, mi the W'm hv ttm ( ar.
bun Hun K lilroad. on the North hy alieet alotn:
me aaiu J iiiiaueipnia oc ouunuiy, new bliainoliiu
Valley l'ullaville Katiiov). anJ on the cut by
lot belonging to the eatatc of the iaic 11. Vox.
theimer.
Also, Aiiulher Lot of Ground, containing one.
eighth of an Acre, more ir lei, ailjoining lot of
Dr. Hubert l'hilit s, fehamokin Creek, a Iram h
el iihuiiiokin Creek, and triangular Lot ; j. 4 u
on the Plot of town laid oul I MiA'arty, l'avia,
Warnui and Jordan. Late the i.i.i e f laviJ
2'horui ton, ilect a.-id.
bale to commence at lflo'djik, A .M., of
said day.
CONDITION" OF ff.W.V..
One hall ol the clear proceeds ot snle to re.
main charged on the land during hie of tbe i.
dow, the interest to he j.iJ to her annuiMv to
beaecuied hy Dornl and .Moilgage. lu t r rent
of balance to he paid as soon as the property ia
atruck down aud the remaining 90 pi r cent on
the first day of April, 1 SB I, also t, VPCured liy
Untid and Mortgage. Immediately on ihaih of
widow, the said one half on w hich she in to iu
Ci ive interest, ia to ba paid U tha i iiajna h units-
entitlrd to receive it.
H. J. VVOLVERTtiX. Tr.i,teH.
By order of t.'ie Uouit, )
J. M. .MASSE It. CU , U. C. (
Suiiburv, September I. imiO. )
DENTAL NOTICE.
W. G. -WILLISTON, ol 1'hiladclp h:u
j.M'On.MS hia triind and Iho jiultlic, lli it ho
will be in Suiihiuy, upon proiea,ioni,l hiiaiuia
on, -lid alter the 7lh inst., lor a lew eel,.- ; and
will he happy to attend to all who may il. -iio to
have their Teeth Eilrarted, Knied, Ac., A.c.; or
may waul artificial work made ur repaiied, by
apphing io htm at
Auguat 2!, IMJO. tf
Hatdii a, J tt li y , m.k i- , j,,-,..
W Would rrspeetfully inform our fil.-ntls. :,., a
T and ihe publte upnenelv, that lutve u- w in "-- .1
and tTer WHul.HSAI.r. AND 1(1:111.. ntil,.l t'
f't.Kh I'riera, a l:on- 10,0 Vr v Io n-e- ,t. k . i'c - 1 1 .
JLlVKLItV.HLVClt A.ND I'LA I I Ll WAIili. ,.f .Vetv
vanrty and style.
Kverv dru-ripiioii of DlAMONIl WORK ami . t . r
JEWKI.ltV, niaitu to ortler, ul u'u.ii u .t;te. $
GotHts Warranted to be ns repi.-eiiteil
i. B Pailirular attention aiven to Ihe letiiriiiv'
Watrlira and Jewelry i f rverv il. t. ri. ton
tTAl r-Kl'.ll ft IIMil l.v,
No. 6M Mnrlift Street, South .lle, Pln;j,.,ii;.,.
rptrmtwl !, I -CO. -3iu
"(iood Intent Fire Coiujkmiv
A Stated moetiiiK of the "(jood Ii t- it !
Company," will be held at the Court Mouse,
i e
oi l
.iionuay evening. Sept. 3, InCO, at 7
o'clock
ruuctual alien. lance is required.
JOS. jl. M'CAKT Y, Prci.le:it.
flunliBry, Kept Jl litfiO.
Notico to Tresspp.Ffiers.
HE uiuleraigned, ritizenaol pp'ier Atipnata
township, hereby notify all treMii.er
upon our grounds for the pur.oee of hoiitinn
wilb dogs and guns or who shall enter our liehU
and end. wurea, throw down leucca and carry oil
fruit, that they will he proaeiuteJ und the Leiial.
ties of Ihe law visited upon offenders :
niurna 1 . Junes,
Martin (J,
Joseph Arnold,
John S lluaa,
(ien. Conrad,
tieorpe Until,
David Pihel,
I'pper Augusta,
Philip Haul.
Ii. W. j un.
I'hilip IJer.ii,
Peter U. .l.n. 0r,
Joacph M.i;.!.
August SS, Issfitl. 3t
SUNBURY ACADEMY
ri'HK fonbury Act.deniy will
1 'be a;ib of Auuuil, luoil, i
e rei.oene.l on . ..l.i v
under Uto fine il S I'.
Tnecouia of but-itclion will cmbrnra everv dejiii'l.
reenl l.f tUJi Mtlon tau.;lillnour best AMOtu.-r, i-i Ol: i;
Coilfge "" f'" I""1""0" or to et.ter any c .1,
TKRM9 Pt:R QPARTKK:
CmiTiinn Mitkil Itrant'ltes, SI no
ll.et.er Knabali Bianehas, .'. il
Lanaand Uraeb l.a.iguajrs. 7 no
All eoterine befola tlie(initld! of tbe f)nailef will hn
required to pay for the whoa torin 01 tutnon, 1tnl.11. ae.
luu Hiraiiarajiul la uiaila.
Tuiti.-ii iu bapatd bnfora the middle of tint .-rm
Hoard can Ita fad in private famine at iitn$L
ti US not weak.
anbury, Auguat S3, IAO.
Ladies' Oue Tries
Fancy Fur Store !
John l'ai t lra,
N,i TI AltCIISIreet, l.
tweeu 7th, a ul eih, Ma.
PHILADI.I.PillA.
(Uteof 6li .Mai let Sir.)
ik.X lmn.MI.r. Vamliui'turer of
tt iaiMl llealer in il knuia ol
J
tlavins removed lo rev New Hlore. TIB ArdiSI . a,.t
beina now enuatal entiralv iu tha Mamttaelure and Kile
of Fancy Fura. whieh. in aorwdaaee Willi tba "Dint Pnea
Prmrie," I bava uasrke.1 al ll. lowest fatbie pi o -a
eNiilit with a reasonable prodl. I w iid aohed a vio
from ttioaa in want of Fura for either Iibrs' or Olnlitrana'
Wear, and a-t inapeotliai ol nif aclw'liiai of lii-aw goai,
sat, .Bed. as I ata, of tuy ability tu pmsuh; ui every deaittd
eaaential.
I r Parui al a dlstanre, who may find iiieonreuient
loeall peiaiHiall) , nned only narua tint article, they Wlab
tlher with tha prtca. and uiatruiHiona f son.linir. an t
I. award tlie oidr u iij addreaa iaiey aMtutiamvinir;
l i oiau.a a aatota. ' rv ,..mr. laltea wilh tiiair wl-b'.a
I'liila.leljilua AuSoSI -i ' It'll ain't w
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