" i 1. L L.''J..
General Election
PROCLAMATION-
I UIWtt AltT to M act nf the Oenrrel Awnbl) of the
JL Oomni'iiiwinlih of Pennsylvania, entitled "An Mt
""! election of this Commonwealth," approved
U win.! day of July, Anna Domino, an thnusnnd
ghl hundred and thirly-iiinit,!, JAMF.3 VANDYKE,
IlHh Sheriff of the county of Northumberland, Penney I.
il; hcrahy make known and give nolle to the eleo
ton of the enamy aforesaid, that t, general election will
?i.h,"",i,,c'Jon,Yof Northumberland on the FIH9T
TtVLSDA, oth of NOVEMBKR, IWO, nt which time
they will yon by ballot far the several otlmr.it itemed, via :
TWENTY.SEVKN PERSONS AS ELECTORS FOR
fit EVIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THESE
VN1TED STATES.
I also hctedy nuke known nd give nntiee that the
place of holding the aforeaaid general election in the aev
nil boroughs and townships within the county of Nor
thumberland are at follows :
The Sunbury District, cemposed f th borough of
Punbuty, and Upper Augusta, at th County Court
House. '
Th Augueta Dtttrict, cempmeil of the tnwnehip ol
Ixtwer Augneia, at th houio ol Peter Duukelbkrgcr, in
said townalnp. '
The Northumberland District, compoeed of the borough
or .Northumberland, at the houte of C. S. liriiwn, of th
borough of Northnmberlend.
The Point District, at the houa f fleniy llau's, in th
through of Northumberland.
The Milton District, at th houte of Mr. Sticker in uid
borough.
Th Turbut Dietrict, at th hoaee occupied by Abraham
nis.inger.
l i e Delaware District, at the Sinking Spriug School
II note.
t The ('hiliiquaque Dietrict at th h uae of O. Riffle.
Thr Turuuiville District, at the house of 11 nam Key
lioltla, in ibe borough of Turbutvii!e.
The I.ewie Dieuict, at the house occupied by Hiram
IU) ipJdi, in ihe borough of Turbutviiie.
The snainokta biatuct. at the houia of John Neebit.
I'll Coper Mahuuoy Dietrict, at th houss ol I. II.
Atnim.
The Little Mehouoy District, at the houae of widow F.
Raker.
The Lower Mahmioy Dietrict, at the houae of A. Rode
ftrmel. The Kuth Dietrict, at the Liberty Pole School Ilouae.
Tue Juckaon Dietrict, at the buuae occupied by J . Ualen
Btnitli.
The Coal Diatrirt, t the houae of William M. Weaver,
iu ine town oi iitamosiu.
The Zerbe Dietrict at th bouee of Wm. Foulde, in
Trcvortun.
The Cameron Piatrict, t the houae of Jacob Wegner
'l'he Jordan Dietrict at the houae now or late of Benja
min Lettel.
The .Mouul Carrocl Dietrict at the public houaeof Abra
ham lrrch.
Tne Washington Dlatnclat Ihc houae nf Godfrey B. Re-
O K'K
The .M'l'.wensville Dietrict, at th brick School Ilouae
nt.ir (lit (4H.imu Church
The eieciiua tu o(ii betwenu the houra of 0 and 10
oVljck in the forriioou, atnJ aHall cuntinue wittiuut inter
l jpti tn or adjournment until ? o'cliictt in the evening
tin- pvllt iliull be cluaed.
I ;.e -crl Inapectora and Ju1gf elected on the 3d
I ri Jhv tit .March, lbS9t in purnuBiice of the 3il Spctiun ol'
ilm uvi I the 24 uf July, laOU, will bold the election on
Tiieliiy tt v Oth day ol Aovecuber next,
t " i Jtat every poriJii except a Justice vf the Pe.ire, who
fchall tii'td an) otiicc or npRiintiiient v( ptuAi and tini, ini
tier tiic gnvrfuinei.tuf tue Uiiiled Statrtf. ur f thia biale
vr ot bm city of incorporated ilutnct, whether a cumin
aiuned tiiTlt'er ur agent, who ahnll be employed under l,ie
Jegtsiuiive, rxctutive ir judieiary dviurtineut ol ttna
h:aie, or thr L ulled States, or ol uny city r incorporated
disifR-l uHd oii;i that every inemler ui CngH'sa and tf
l!ie Slate Lgialature, and oi'ilie atlert and cuiiiiiiii couu.
eil ti( any city, or rummissnnier of any incorporated liis
inct, la by law, incaiable nf holding or exercising the
fi.iire or appimtment ot" Judge, liupect'T or Clerk, of any
election til this jummonweahh, and that tut Inspector,
JudRea or any other titftcci ol su'-h election, shall be tligi
t.r lo uny oitioc tibe then voted fur.
Ai.d tne auid Act uf Assembly, entitled "an act renting,
tit Aiv uiirtioiiB ot this Cointii-'invfaltji,'' parsed July the
V.. a, IS '.'J, lurthrr pruvnles ns lullowa, to wit :
Tnut t:ie Inttpectors and Jul)fr chostn us afores:iid,
t-'-.tM lurri nt the respective plurrfi lor hoKtinc tlie eltcti-.n
.it the district to which they respectluily tel iig before f
bine o'clock in the niortiing of the s.c nl Tue-idiiy of Oe- i
a mil appoint uae ck'ik, who snad be a ipiaiifted vtMcrof i
Mlcrios i. Tliat any frud committed bv any pera. n
v 'ting in tiic manner ubjve prescribed, a'm'.I l-cpuinsh-d
ns iiititiar irauJa are diiected t be puiunhed by tiic exist
in mvvs oi tins Luiiiinouu'eaitn
"in r:the tne pers n who shall have received the second t
i.ijirat .mmlwr v( vole, lor Inspectors fhall .-t attend on j
tiu- iinj t any election, then tne person who shall nuve
r'civM t!i secomt highest iiuinher of wlcs lor Jnde tlie
i.cil piccirdiii el ctioii, shail art as an inntftoi in his
puce, mid in case tlie persnt elected Judi;e shall not attend
iht Intpector win received the hitimt uumlicr of votes,
s tub a,ip,sL u Jju;e in bis plat-e; and it any vacaney
.ia.l iMiiituue in tlie o ard lor the space H hnlf nu Ifiir af
ter tne tune fixed by law for tha opening jf the eiwtirm,
she ii.inlid votets of the township, ward or in district,
lui wnir.i aucu . rticeis snail oave nreii elect' U. preient at i
ane place ol elect; his, irtaij or.e oi their uuinhcr to tili such 1
vara i iey. i
"It fi.a!! he the duty of anid aeih mm reapetivcTy t-i at (
tend ;it tne pli.ee tt( vUUt:K every genera!, specinl, or .
i - wiiship elc.'tijti, duni't- the n hle time said elreti-'ii is
kept open, (uT f, purpose oi K'vir.g inform:uioti to the I
li.s:eet ia and Judge, whmi ended on, in relation to the 1
i.jMit oi any persm assessed by them to vote at iu h t l -c J
tt mi, oi bu h otner iLaiters in relation to the asessnient ot
v iLfri. aa the said inspector or judge or either ul" tntm j
tMiu '.Tout time i' tone require.
"S t per s -'ii stial! be ieruiittr1 to rote at any election as
aforesiint. other ii.un a white free uiun o: t went) -one or
m ire, w n snail have residrd in the atnte at lea t one vein,
stttd in tlie election district where he ofliTs to vote at lr-ul
ivn tiuvs immediately nrecedit i the eln-tnm, and within
two ears paid stale ol county lax. wlmli shall have letu I
kNt'K.itil at least tenuuys t mi ore ine eict-uon, iut a cituoi
"t the tinted Mates who had previous.) been a pi:t!itied
.i;t ul this state, and reinovnl therefrom and resumed,
ii.nl tall Luve resided iu the election dintriet, ami paiit tax
fcti jtoreasni. sluill le eutitleil to vote alter reidii, m this
ute six uiiKiths, rrovided. That the white Im tite-n. cm
ze:is of tlie I'liited States, between the Uffe o twenttue
mid tweuty-twii years, and in the eh-etior titstrict t-ti 1m a
a afote said, bJi.iII be entitled l a vote, altii'Miii the) shall
II t Imx C paid tuxra.
,o jersou shall be permitted to vote wh-st name is not
C ntiuncd in the list of taxable iithabiinutsfurt'isiiefl by the
commiiaStoiiers us alote&iiii, unless, first: lie produce
a receipt for the payment, wilhui two jears, of a s;aie or
c tunty tax assessed agreeably iu tlie tiinstumi"u, unt gave
sitisl'aetory evidence cither on his own oath (r aflinnn
lion, or on the oath or atlirm .it ion of mother, that he has
paid such tax, or on failure to produce a r'-ecipt. s.itdl make
uii ort:n to the iwt incut tiicreof ; i second, il he claim a
rijtht Ij V"te by being on eleetor Irrtween the ara of
t.fiity-oiie and tweutlwo yeaia, he ahull dcpx on oath
r uthimali u, that he lias resided in tlie Ma'.e at least one
vur next before his apphea'.f u, and make such proof of
rmidrnee in the district as la required by this act ; and
tnwl he d -es verily believe Irom the account given hnn
ileat he i of theatre aforesaid, in,d Ktve aueh other evt
thnces as is ret;iiiieil by this act. whereupon the name of
tue perstm admitted to Vote, shall be inserted in alpha
li.tir..l hut bv tfie ins icetnrs, und a note made opposite
tlieieto by wtitinij the word "lax," if he lhall be peimil-
.rt t V"ie by reap tin of haviue paia lax, or tne worn
fatfe," if he shall be permitted t.i vote, on aecmnt ef his
at:c, and m either cse Ihe teaaui of nn h volea aha 11 b
4 iih-d m in tne clerk, whu shall make uotes iu the ht v
oLcif k pt by then.
Inallcasra w here the name of the person claim inf to
t.e is not found on the list lurnishcd l the Cmnnssiii
t.s and Asseas-tr, or his ni-hl to voie whether found there-uu-Tii-it,
is objeetrd t' ti any qualiiird citizen, the In
a eeUr shall examine aueii pcia ai on outh a to Ins qualifi
cations, and il lie cliuiua t i have reanted in the state one
year or mure, hi a oath shall be a proof thereof, but he ahail
prove by at least one coiu;rtent witness, who ahull be a
qualified elector, thai he iented within the district at least
ten dava next immediately pieeedim: the el'luui, and shal
nl htiust .1 swear that his bna fide resit I nee, in pursn
aoce -f lawful calling is v.'ilhin the district, and that ha
did u a remove into aaid district for the purpoae of voting
Kvery pesn qu-Jified as aforesaid, and who shall make
proof, if re J ured, of riident and p-iyment of taxes, as
Mtores:ttc, ahull be aoiuiueo in vue m me lowusnip, warg
or district in which he shall reside.
If any person not quahtied to vote in this Commonwealth
a-'eeaiev to luw, (:xcpl the sous of qunlifird citizens,
aatillapn-' ir ht any place of election for the purpose of is
-in tickisis, or inttueucing citiirna qualified to vote, he
ull, mi coin icti ii. forfeit and pay any sum not exceed
i ij: one hunilred d hilars for every one aueh ofl. iire, and
te imprisoned for any term not exceeding three months.
It aliuil be the duty of every nwyor. shentl, alderman
ji.stiee d I iie peace, and r .mat able or deputy constable, of
evei) 4-itv, comity, township or district within thia com
in niweailh, whenever culled upon by any officer o( an
eleeti'tn, or bv any tnree qualified eieetora thereof, to clear
any wiud.nv or avenue t any window, to the plure of
ireneial election, wiueh ahall be ohattucied in such a way
us to prevent Vetera troin approaehuig the a;inie, and on
nee-Vet or refusal to do ao on aueh requismu, id oiTtcei
squill le deemed puiited of misdemeanor iu office and on
conviction sliull he lined in any auin not less than one hun
dred nor more than one thousand dollars ; and it Until be
the duty ol the respective constable of each ward, dittriet
i.r t iWMnhin, of this commonweal h to he present in person
vr bv derutv, at Ihe place of holding such elections iu e.oli
v.a. J, a.ituct or townaiiip, for the purpose of frteerving
Me pence s uforeeaid.
It i aii te the duty of every peace officer, aa afoiraaid,
who ahull be present at any such disturbaneea at an elec
tjonHStedrscriDed in thia act, to report Ihe an me to the
next court of quarter sessions, and also the names of the
wi'iie who can prove the same.
The Judaea are to make their returns for the eouaty or
N.'r'huniUrland, at the Court House, in Bunbury. on Fri
Uv. the h day ol October, A. D. IH60.
liiveu under my hand, at Sunhury, thia 5ta day of Octo
b-sr A 1 ln and m the Wta year of the iudapctidenee
erf, a. t'nileil Btales. JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff.
etherilTa Offife, Suiibur, I
iici I I I '
i
Hew Millinery Store ! !
Market Square, one door east of tba Post Office,
STjmBTJIVZ". PA.
rpHE undersigned, reapectfully announce lo
X the ciiiiens of Bunbur, and vicinity, that
thtry have just receireii and opened at their new
Millinery Mire, the largest and beat assortment
ot Millinery Goods, ever brought to thia place.
They also keep a large assortment of I. adits'
Dres Uoods. aueh aa Kilki, V l.ainea, Mennoa,
Uresa and bonnet Triinniinge, tVceVe.
Ureases made to order at tba ahoiteat notice
and in the latest alyle.
Call and eamina their atoek, no chargea lot
bowing OooJ.
I,. & B. 8HISJ3LER.
hunbury.Oetolier 13, I SCO.
"COLUMBIAN FIRE COMPANY,
A atated meeting ol tb "Columbian l'ir Coin
pany," will be heldeiy ecoiio lueeui.
ing of eerv lueiilh, at the Court Hause, in Sun
t-rv. flT otdf of the rrsidr.t.
7 I HO. M ITI5-EI.,
SHERIFF SALES.
Y lrtu of cirlain write of Venditioni Ex
" panes, issued out of th Court of Common
Pie of Northumberland count, to me directed
will be) e i pond to public tale at Ilia Central
HoUl, in Ilia boroogh of 8unbury, Northumber
land county, Pennsylvania, on Thursday, the lit
day of November next, I860, it 8 o'clock P. M.
The following deecribeil reel property, to wit I
Two certain contiguoui Lota of Ground, aitu
ata in the town of Ttevorton.in Zerbe township.
Northumberland county, Pennsylvania, being
tot No. I and 2 in Block No. 69 on the central
plan of aaid town, bounded on tha aouth by Mar
ket street, on the eaet by lot No. S in earn block,
Kail Road atreet on th north, and atrret
on the weal, containing each SB feet in front and
ISO feet in depth. Seiied taken in execution
and to b aold a th property of Isaiah Morgan
and Mar; Morgan.
ALSO t
At the earn lime and place, all that certain
lot of ground situate in the town of cthamokin
in Coal township, Northumberland county. Pa.,
bounded on the north by Dewart street, on Ihe
aouth by a lot of George Keely, on the eaet by a
street, and on the weat by a lot now or late of
George H. Coder, whereon is erected a one and
a half story frame house. Weired taken in eiecu.
tion and to be sold a the propeily of Jacob
Mulchler.
ALSO t
A t the same time and place, two lota of ground,
situate in tha town of Shamokin, Coal township
Northumberland county, Pennsylvania, being lot
No. fi and fi ir. block No. I on the general plan
of said town, bound. d by Sunhurv atreet on the
east, ami north by lot ol Dr. Atwater and a lot of
John Uordner on the west, whereon is erected a
two story double Irame House a frame stable,
outbuildings, cVc. Prized taken in execution
and to be sold as the property of Charles Hennin.
ger and benjamin Marlz.
ALSO:
A t the same time and place, two certain con.
tigu tus lota of ground, situate in the town of
Shamokin in Coal township, Northumberland
county, being lots No. I and 2 in block No. 91
on the general pan of said town, froiit'ng on
rine strret on the north, and bounded on the
wee: by third street, east by a lot of Washington
Smink, and south by , Containing each
25 leet in front and ISO fret in depth, on lot No.
I, whereon is erected a two story frame house, a
well of water with a chain pump, antlaj email
frame stable, and on lot No. S is elected, an out
kitchen, a coal house, outbuildings, Ac. Seized
taken in execution and to be soldaa the property
of Uanibl (.'. Sminck.
J MF.S VANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Sunbury, )
October 1:1. IrtGu. J
STATEMENT of the Mnmokin Dunk, a re
quire J by the nee on J svitiun uf the Act of the
General Asm1... My of thi Coiiiniuiiweahh, a
(iroveJ the 13ll dny of October, A 1). IH57-
ASSETS.
Specie in vault and siieciu funda in
i'hi.ailtljrhia. T1..09 24
Due from Uankft, and City Uankera, 4,047 00
Ui!U diaCOUlitcd,
1I6.C65 G5
LIADIUTIKS.
t ('irfii)alim..
60,775 00
40,!i00 91
i,. i. ..... . i ,.u. n....
Vu i-jieltori and Uther Dftllki,
$10I,U74 91
I, ('has. V. Ptale, Caahivr nf tho ISliatuokin
Hank, Iring July sworn, tlrjioje ami say that the
above statement is correct lo the best uf my know
lolge RiiJ lielirf.
CHARLES V. PKAl.E. Caaliirr.
Hwiirn ami subscri'irtl betore me this 3d ilay of
D. ti bi-r, ISliii.
W.i'. Wi riiisr.Tun, Notary I'ublic.
riliBOio!.in, Ovl. lo", I8G0.
CWACKEKS! CHACKEUS, jut received
Slid lor rale by the barrel or i'Oun.1, at the
Cuiifretioiicry store of M. C. (iEAKIIAltT.
iSunt'Ury , October 13, I860.
HE!S. t."l'S WA.M EU. lor which the high--
eat market jfiice xviil be faiJ. !iy
M. t! (il'.AKHAKT.
Hiinhury, October 13, IstiO.
State of the Bauk of Northumberland,
October 4th, 1860.
ASSKTH.
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131,111 fi
I errtify tint tSe aVtve efntument tn be cirrect and
true u tlie Iwal u( ul) kunwlrtle: uurt liflirf.
J It. rilllTi.KV, Ceeliier.
Svrnaiitl aulrrihed before tne,
CVMl.r othl6ii lisosna Mtaaics, J P
'another arrival of" "
IP A Ij Xj GOODS,
At the Mammoth Store.
lOSSISTIXtJ in pari of Ladiea' Fancy
Press (jowls, DoUincs, ('hullies, I'rittti,
Hlt-ucbid and Uublrarhed Muslins, Cotton,
Flannels, Shilling Stripe-, Apron Checks, itc.
Wu al.-o bv a Vi-ry nic assortment of
Notions. Bocb aa Kerpntin llraid, t'roehet
Urid, Crochet Yarn, 1Vtliti(f Yarn, l.adiei'
llosi', Ladies' (jlovca, Ladies' (jirdles, Shawl
I'ilis, Cum Ribbon, CpiiI'b (jlotres, MeD'l
j lloso, U'ouleu aud Cottou Stockiuga. A
lull UfforlmeDt of hotb Cotton aud
SILK VELVET RIBBONS,
Hekides a ;rat variety of smaller articles.
Cull and see- tbem, as we make no charge for
ebowiug our goods
FRM.1NO i (J RANT.
Snnbury, October C, 18(1(1.
Estate of Sarah Kerr, Deceased.
VOT1CK lo tbe heirs and legal represen-
lalives of Sarab Kerr, late of Turbut
viiie, io Lewis township, Northumberland
county, I'a., deceased.
You aud each of yoo are hereby notified
that by a rule of the Orphans' Court of aaid
couuty, granted at August Term, 180(1, you
are required lo b and appear at au Orphans'
Court, to ba beld at Suubury in aud for said
county of Northumberland, on tbe Ural
Monday of November next, aud accept or
refuse tbe real estate of said decedent, nt tbe
valuation thereof made by an inquest, or show
causo, if any you have, why tbe same should
not be sold according to the Act of Assembly,
in sucb case made and provided.
JAM KS VANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office,
Sunbury. Oct. 6, 1SG0.
New Arrival of Clothing.
rHE largest and best fciock of FALL AND
-- WINTER CLPTHIMJ ever brought to
this place, arrived at tha Mammoth Clothing
tiiore of KCHWKITZER. 1IEILURONNEK
Si CO.. in Market atrret, nearly opposite Wea
ver's Hotel.
Tbeir Block comprises of
FIMB CLOTH COATS,
Drcte Coata,
Over Coats,
Business Coata, tVe.
VESTS OF ALL KWDS.
UnderShirts, Drawere, Ac.
HATS A.3STI3 CAPS.
BOOTS AND SH0E8, of th latest atylea
f every description and quality, cheaper than
ever.
Tbeir assortment of gentlemen' furnishing
Clothing is tbe moat complete I
Their variety and atylea meat attractive.
And tbe prices defy all competition.
y ('all an amine for ynurvlves.
PCWEITZ''1 ' ' " n' ro
"unt'urj, '
PROCLAMATION.
V OICK la hereby given thai tbe never 1
' Court of Common Pleas, General Quarter
Seaatona of th peer?, end'Orphans' Court. Court
of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery,
in and for th county of Northumberland, to
commence at th Court Hi use, in the borough ol
Sunbury, at 10 o'clock, A. M. on Monday, tha
firth day of NOVEMBER next, and will con
tinue TWO WEEKS.
Th coroner, Justices of the Peace and consta
bles in and for the county of Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there In their proper per.
eons, with their rolls, records, inquisitions, and
other remembrances, to do those things to their
several offices appertaining to be done. And all
witnesses prosecuting; in behalf of the Common
wealth Bfruinat any prisoner are also requested and
commanded to be then and there attending in their
proper persona to prosecute against him, aa shall
be just and not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to be punctual in their
attendance, at tlie time appointed agreeable, to
their noticea
fiiven under my hand at Hunbury, the 2d day
of July in the year of our Lord one thous
and eigh' hundred and sixty and the Inde
pendence of Ihe United States of America the
H4lh.
Cod save the Commonwealth.
J-4MK VANDYKE, dhoritT.
Sheriffs Olhce,
Sunburv, Oct. C, I860.
Eajtute of Cieorge Dcrk, dectaned.
Oideon Derk, " In the Orphan's Court
ti. I of Northumberland
The heirs of Ueorge f County, Aug. Term,
lerk,dec'd. J 18C0.
Rule on the heirs and legal representatives
to accept or refuse to take the Real Kstate of
decedent at the valuation tberoof made hy on
lonuutt, or show cause nby the same should
! out be sold.
To the heirs nnd legal representatives of
George Derk, late of Cmneron township, Nor
thumberland county, Pennsylvania, deceased,
lo wit : Samuel Derk, residing in tho Stale uf
Ohio; Catharine Derk, intermarried with Ad
am Fees ; Klizubetb Derk, iutrmurriod with
Ijeorge Kerstetter; (jeurge Derk, Michael
Derk, Daniel Derk, John Dork, Gideon Derk,
Benjamin Dark, Peter Derk, Maria Derk, in
termarried with benjamin Weary; Medone
Derk, Chrietinuna Derk, intermarried i;b
Philip Grubert Sol a ids Derk, intermarried
nith Andrew K linger, all rcsidine in North
umberland county, and Leah Dei k, iu termer
ried with Solomon Uolig, residing io Poller
county, Pa.
You and each of you are hereby notifitd,
that by virtue of the ubnve Rule of Coart. you
are required to be and appear ut ait Orphan's
Court lo be held at Sunburv, in and fur the
' county of Northumberland, mi the firet Mon
day of November next ( 1 StiO). and then and
of the said Geurgo Derk, deceased, at the val
uation thereof made hy an lnipieKt thereon
bad, or show cause, if any you have, why the
said premises should not be suld according to
tho Act of Assembly iu sucb caee made aud
pruvided.
J A M MS V A N DY K K. SberilT.
SheriCT's OhVe, )
Sunbury, Oct. C, IffCO. f
SKELETON SKIRTS
A T the Mammoth Store, mil be found a.
vory Urgu usaortmeut of Skeletou Skirts
from teven hoops up to thirty.
Oct. b leCll. 1' RILING A GRANT.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OK
Valuable Real Estate !
IN pur8uonce of uti order of the Orphan's
Court of Northumberland county, willbe ex
posed to public sale, at the Court House, in
the borough of Suubury, on Saturday, the 3d
day of November next, a certain tract of laud
situate iu tho townsLip of Upper Augusta.
Northumberland couuty, ndjoiumg luud of
Micbatl Sbipc on tbe nortn, land of Jobu
Farnsworth. on the east, Shamokiu creek and
land of John W. l-'ryling on the booth, and
laud of Joseph Cut. ou the wuel, containing
t-S acres, uioro or less, about 70 acres uf n bicb
ate cleared aud iu a high stale of cultivation,
whereon lire erected a two story leg dwelling
bouse, woathei boarded, a large Imuk barn, a
two story frame tenant house, with celiux und
ice Iioiim! u.Jcr it, and other outbuildings;
also, a good v.tll of Hater, a good orchard, Arc.
Also, a certaiu other messuage and tract of
land situate in said township of Upper Au
gusta, adjoining Shaiiiskin creek ana land of
Joseph Oues on tbe noilh, oilier land ol said
intestate aud Joeph Savidge ou tho ea?l, land
ol Johu W. I'enleuud Samuel Y. Sickle ou
the south, and land of Philip Survey on the
wet-l, containing Da acres, muieor less about
CO acres of nLich are cleared and in n good
state of cultivation whereon are erected a
large two story log dwelling bouse, rough cast,
a Urge bank buio, wagou ebud, aud numerous
other outbuildings', a good, never fuiliug spring
of water, a good peach and apple orchard, &c.
The Shamokin Valley Railroad passes thro'
both of tbe above mentioned farms, about 'J J
miles east of hutibury.
Also, unolher certain messuage ouj piece of
land, aituato iu said town of Upper Augusta,
adjoining Shamokin creek and laud of Joseph
Gasi on tho north, aud adjoining th -other
laud of tha said Silas Wulverton, deceased,
lasl above mentioned und described on tie
east, south aud went, containing three, and a
half ucrcs, more or less, ull of which is clear
ed und in a good statu of cultivation wberuou
ure erected a one Ltid a half story log house, a
frume stable, a good spring ct Water, &u.
Also, a cerium other messuage and piece of
lacd, bilualu iu said township of Upper Au
gu.tu, adjoining Shamokiu creek aud Und of
the eftate of auid iutes'.ate oil lie uorlh, laud
of Johu W. I-'iyliug on tbe east, land of Jos.
Savidge va the soutli, und ollet Uud uf said
inte.tute on tho west ; all of which is cleared
aud in o good state of cultivation, and con
taining six acres, more or loss. l.uto Ihu es
tate of Silas Wolverloc, deceased.
Sale lo commence ut 10 o'clock A. M. of
said day, wheu the terms aud conditions of
sale will be made knnwu by
WILLIAM REED,
Admiuittralor.
By order of ihe Conrt.
J. U. M.9SKU. Clerk, O. C.
Sunbury, Oct. C, 1SU0.
JTTJjRSi! FURS! FURS I
L.iDILS' FA.XCV FUR EMPORIUM.
, All Kill A THOMSON, old stand No. BI8 Malkel
1 stieel, autive Kigltlli, south side, riuuidrlpliia-
We lies leuve to call the atlriilioii t.f the laidiee to our
Hirer aud vuned srock ol luie.' uud ctnldreu s 1'alNCV
1-I ItM. Having hail great espeiieuee, und enjt.)ing
peculiul facilities in the select 1011 ot l-'urs, wu vouutleully
uirer our new Slock to tlie inapecliou o the ladles, feeling
assured that they will decide with us, in II. being unrivulled
nr best ly and vuriety, et.na.stu.s us it does i.f every
deseripliiui of American and Uuropeuu Furs, manufactured
m Uie lutest aud in wt upproved alyles. i upes, J ulnm.,
Vieturities, CI-kiIi., Mutf. and Cutis, rmlMaciiie: bnhle,
Mink, htoue Martin, tiermuii Fiteh, SiL-eriuu btuurel,
Flench Sable, French r)quinel, Auiericau Fitch, aud
Silver Martin.
rv Thankful for the very lihrnl patronage heretofore
eaicuded to us, we uojie to merit a continuance of tha
same, by luritihJiiuf a kwk! article ul the It. west Cuah
pnees. FAIIKUIA .Y TIIOMHON,
No. 616 Markrt Mtert, Philadelphia.
N II Old Fuis altered to fusluuuuble styles.
October 6, ItUi Uniw
PHILADELPHIA.
Paper Hanging Manulacturen,
(FALL TRADV.)
HOWEI.l. A BOl'RKi; having itmoved to then New
titiu-e, Cofuer Fourth and Market atrerta, are now
pieuted to odor to the trade a large and elegant assort,
uieutuf . Wall J'apeis,
Bordris, Fire Screens,
IV ititlow Curtain Uoods, o, As,
all of tlis newest and best riesigua, Horn ths lowest priced
arnrle to the fineai Hold and Velvet Ueeoiatioua.
Furcoaacrs will do well lo visit the establishment nf
IIOWU.L k HOI KKK,
N E Cor Fourth and Market sir tea, faibulrlphia.
CctoUi t, lt6U
fs
VI WARRANTS. The bigheal price
ol ! tjivcii fm Land Warrants rv tha sub
t, Ii. i m 'r.n.
No. NOVEMBER TERM, 1800.
William Nhlpman Abraham Sarvia, Ex'
enter or the last will and testament of Herman
Hhipman, deceased, wiih notice to Susan Ship,
man, widow of aaid deceased; Mary Sarvia,
daughter of said deceased, and her husband A lira
ham Sarvis JoSn Weiaer husband of I.ydia
Weiaer, deceased, who was t daughter of aaid
deceased and John Weiaar and Thomas Denton
Weiaer, eons of aaid Lydia Weiser, deceased,
and William Shipman son of aaid deceased, all
heirs and legal representatives of aaid Merman
Bhipman, deceased, terre-tenenta.
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY, 89
M n , . . n , . .
-neuommonweann oi j ennsjivam. ... .r
Sheriff of Northumberland county, liRSkTixe t
Whereas, William Bhipman, plaintiff, lately
L. B.j in our Court of Common Pleas for the
county aforesaid, before Ihe Judges of the same
Court at Munhury, to wit : 82d day of April, in
th year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and fifty-nine, by the judgment of the same
Court, did recover against Abraham Sarvia, ex
erutoi nf the last will and testament of Harman
Bhipman, deceased, as well and certain debt nf j
one hundred and ninety-six dollars and eight
rants, as alrio etoht dollnra anil aiatv cioht rents.
costs, whereof tho said defendant is convicted,
&c , as appears of record, fee.
Yet the execution of the said judgment re.
maineth to be made as on the information of the
said plaintiff, we have been given to understand ;
Wherefore the said plaintiff besought ua to pro
vide lor him a p.opcr remedy in thia behalf, and
because we are willing, that those things that in
nur same Court are rightly acted, shotilJ he
brought to do execution : We command you,
that justly and without deltiy by good and lawful
men of your bailiwick, you make known to the
said defendant, that he be and appear before our
Judges at hunhury, at our Court of Common
Pleas, there to be held the first Monday uf No.
vember next, to shew cause if any he has why
the aaid judgment should not be revived post
annum et diem and to continue lien for five years
and also why the said plaintiff, execution against
him, according lo the form and effect of the re.
covcry aforesaid, ought not to have, and further
to do and receive all and whatever our saiJ Court
shall consider in that behalf And have you then
and there this writ. Witness, Alexander Jor
dan, Esquire, at Bunbury, the twenty-ninth day
of August in Ihe year of our Lord one thousand j
eight hundred and sixty
U. UECKLEY, Prsthonotary.
Prothohotary'a Ollice, )
Sunburv. Oct. 6, IrlUO. I
EVAKb & WATSONS
'hiladvlpl ia Mu uufact'J
SHlamniider Saros.
Ao. 304 C.rsnu Street,
l'llil,Al)i;i.PiilA.
rpllKSK Safes are now in uer all over ihe foiled Suites,
1 nnd huve liuen te.led in many (ires; tlie following
ehuwe asioilmr inatniiee ol their eupubil ty in rc.ntiny Ine :
Wirxth's Dhit'uE,
t.uitnnfler 'i'in nihin. July :!0, I'-CU.
Mk8R.. Kvans .V Vt.iin, (jriitleuien : Tne small
size Nn. I Suhmiiniler Snfc) wliii li I pureluurd fnin "ur
HRent.-Mr Aiiain K. Ilurr, in litira.ter City, on J'.ly'Ulh,
5. h been sul.je.1rd to verv swerr test, wineii ,t
wuhetniKt iu a moat ssitisfurinry inunner. Tins Sute. eon- I
miuiua all niv Ixi ka. hieetlir will) valitnliKitnprrstiel inf-
inttt'.i marll anil enrne n my neighloia niel irieinta. anrl
re'nira-nitinf avaluei'f ever Twenty Tlinusauil U"l!ara,
(!?'in,Oie) vn. in niy Milt, winch n oVatmynl nn ihe
lilirlit fn 1 lit- '.'tli (if .Inlv, l-flil, nihl lins.wil thinuah tlie liery
ord-nl unwanted, Tnel'e was u the see. Ii...;. und
fell to the hnaeinent of tlie Mill, nnd vne aulnivled fur mix
hi uf. fi 101 intense hataiuoie.' the ruins, whieh wassrently
ineruiiHeil hy tile colnt'Uation
Ciinlined wttiiin the briek m
f a laiae tiuuniiiv nf cniiii
TAHt:
wa. onriirit and Ihe Uinli. nnd meipra
of pertVrt irearrvntiil, thr pnjirr n'l even brine; discolor'
rii. rtiifclin't was, however. In many I.VAtnudrra, a better
rernintie'iidatiitii tf your Safes tiiau eouiU he rxjireaacd 111
uuv oilier wnnia itmiii m;.
V. urs, rrajieeiiully, SAMI KI. RANCK.
Another Vv'tnry for Kcnn and Watson's
Salamander Safe.
OiWMo, X. Y., March ST 100.
CJenMriren ft afT'.rdr. nir mueli pleaaurn tt, iuf.irin you
tlett the Safe No 5, (upright) which 1 purt-huaed of 11.
btrt'Ud, your tnivehn).' HKeiit, hae tKiasnl throufEli un ex
eeedtnily hot fire in a three army brick building, whieh
heated the Safe. ti a while heut, so that tite ct.riteis of il
appear mellrtl; but It breartvrd my b ka and vnlnnble
fitprra to the amoujl of several thouaand dolliua, for whieh
Irel thaiiklul.
Youia, reaprctftlMy, J. N. KI.HRIDnK.
W A hour 11asorl1ne.it if ihe nb-.ve sA l'Ki itlwnis
on Intnl. ul 3J1 Chesiiul street, (laleVI Vtuth t-'ouitli si.,
1'hilatl.lplna.
(lct..bt:r e, ltcn !y
1)UF..1II MS;
To Clubs. I
1)ltKM!lMs:
To Cluba. 1
WORTH LOOK I Mi AT.
Tin-: iiKmr :
tio sK.wiNu macuim:s,
Wheeler & Wllt.iu's
eiS CYCI.OI'I'DIAS,
Appleton's New American
1) It I'.MI I MS. fjj SLWI.NO .MACHIM-.S,
lo C.jjs. I Wileoz A Oibba',
I ) It I'.MI I MS.
IKKMlUMs!
I To Clubs I
8tu u.itto.nhir.11-,
Keutlsli'a Aneroid.
SIU WlilNUINti .MAClll.SK,
A CuiMtnl thing.
8 8 ST HAW .V HAY CUT THUS.
The best made.
f(ll I'llltN SllKI.I.V US.
1J It KM I L .MS
'e'o Ciuh.
RKADII.V Tne best made. I
Obtained. t CJ DlC TIONAK1KS, (llljMlaled,)
v rttaiet 'a .rv I'ltuliiiuged.
KF.ADlt.Y 8 1 rilCKKT MICIiDSl'OI'KS,
Obtuiurd. 1 Sliver euae Coddiuglou lens. ;
RKADII.V
Ol tamed.
IsKADIl.Y
IX UliUlned.
I'riiice's Dcst.
tU MKI.ODK.O.N9,
Trince's Uest
8 4a .MULOUKO.NS,
1 ruiee-. if m j
Ail of the ultove articles lire of the very best kind, und
will be Kiveu Ire.h froui the luaLer.' hsinla. They ure
olferrd ua premiums to those who make up clubs of 10 to
I;iu suttaenhera lor the Aukuican Aukici 1.1 L'ui.T, uecor
d;i.u to the ettbt of the aiticle urairetl. No suelt tiben.1
aud eatily obtained pfemiums huve ever before been.
otlereo, uud 11 IS only onne now, iieeauac me puuu.uei
wtahrs to raise the .uttscriplinii cf the tweulieln uuiiuuf
vt.iuine to a rituuil tco.txo. Tne prtee of lite jtuper is only
st a year, or HI tents when in clubs of teu or more, anil
alirtt.t ui: nerann tan lit a single iicighUiihood, reudily
make up a cub, tuie:e tuoueh tn eccuie flee of eo.r, uny
one of the above urtieles that limy be desiri J. (Thr papets
fur a cittb of sutiacnbera muy be sent to several dillere.il
l'tat OlMrea.) Over ItiC-U persons have reeeivtrd one or
more of Iheuhive pieintuiuu from the Agkiccltchist
ilunug two ) inir. pa.t, and wiLh uuiversil aatiai.it tion.
Thu AuRiciTi.Tl'HI.T ha. been before the pub.tr fttr 19
yeuia, und ha. euherribet a at iiitt.t of the lt.t Culiera in
thr I. niied Slat.a its present reguar reatlna numlei
n.u,elh.n. Oo.fJIill. It ia. Iheren.ie. .j Weil known. llll
lul.e 1 red be said here reipecl.eg its high and valuable
naniclei.
. . Anv nrrsi.n vet uuaeiuuin..etl Willi 1!, r snr one
. .. ...,.,.......,,1. .-.n 1,
. ..e ..1 I... ...... I.. .u I... .. .I I. II t.. ii.d '
,-tn 1. tree oi tiui. i.ui.is .... w. .v ..
baher.
The AKiieulli.ria! lien's on'y to I 0 seen to be apprecia
ted. It l aprrialiy bJuptetl to the Kami, Harden and
llouaeiiold, bud eoitiuiua u vu.t number ol pra-Hicul hints,
uud much lebuble itti'orniatton, uaelul to every one whu
eultivutea a foot 01 ground, aud to every housewile in lite
hind. The U'i doulilo iuurto aiges in every uumbci, give I
atnpie Siuee for Hie mtcussi'.n ol u.l l uini, uurtleii sihi
Utuiaelioltl mattris; und in addition, a highly useful, in
sTuctive und eulrriuiuitifr depailinenl for lolls and llo. ;
it is tbeirfoie the most cuunlele and deaimble Family
Magazine in Ihe cuulry ; and owing to its huge circula
tion, the pul.liihei la able lo iutiuah 11 eta lower price than
even jouruala of inferior sizeandebniueter. livery annual
volume contains St'J.UOU t ti i.bnu woilh of plraamg and
inaiructive engravings, many of ll.em of large ate.
IV Tlitwe who know the Agrirultui iat will bear out tbe
ibove uaaerliiai.. find those who do not should Bend tors
cope, which will coat litem uoilong but wining for il 10
the Vubliaber,
OMAMiK JUDI, 41 Park Row, New-York
Il AKKR'S I I". 8. A s spe ial pieitiium lo new sub-
UOZliN. seitbers to the Ameriemi AuneulluiiM,
aud also ti avoid bleakiug the volumes, uli
f AKKIt'S new luUfllbet. now sei.t lu for 161 (Vol
It l)OZUN.'XX.) will have Iheir nsinea entered iiume
dtatcly upon Ihe Mail II. nil. a, uud receive
BAK KR'S llie lemaintng niiii'tuira puliliahed this yeur
DOZEN flee of eliurge. Those subscribing before
Ot l I, will thus get IS mouths for the
TJAKKR'S usual pliee of I'J, or more thau a "Uuker's
l IIOZK.N. Uoaeu." Thoae silhsciibing lu Oelober,
w ill get II mtihlha lor Ihe price of I'i, or s great uker s
Dozen. " Thou suluKnlung iu November will get 13
nuinbeis for the price of 14, or a common "linker's
Dozen." These rzlia numbeia will be given lo all new
subscribers, wnelher costing singly, or in rlul. bus bit
premium, or froinsgiiculluml and iitirticulturul ai.cl.Iirs,
a large nainl.erol which aunuallv award Ihe Agrirullun.l
among their I'rizea. Tssms: Slayenr; .n copies Mr
j ; ion or mole ei.pies, til cents eae b, with a premium lo
each club ot teu iw unre.
OitANGK Jl DD, Puliliaher,
41 I'uik How, New Yoik
N. II The otTire of lite Aneriraii Agriculturist, which
lias been at 19 Water atrert, for many yen,, past, is
removed to the eiwcious baildiugs at It I'aik-Uuw, (oppo
site the City Hall )
October t, IrOU.
ALFRED S. BRICK S
USITED STATES AXD EUROPEAN
PATENT OFFICE,
No. 141 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
kT B. Communicationa by mail promptly
1 ' attended lo.
Sept ft, 1860 lyS
Madame Schwend'i Infallible Powders,
FOR the aeedy and oTectual eurs of all luDawaiations,
eVevere, Kueuinulisin, Uyspepsia anel lver Com
plaint, Pilce. Gravel, and all Acuta and Cniunie Diseases
ol adults and ebildien. Hend 1 cent elamp to her agent,
G U. JOK, B'.i '170 f riwdelpbui P. O. -llundre
tit Itstiruiiii's Ancv.b W Co ThirJ and
tten rtici'a t)cl 4, 30 ttiw
His
SHERIFF SALES.
B1
Y virtue of certain writ of Venditioni Ex
ponas and l.evia Facias issued out of tlie
Cuurt of Common Pleas, of Northumberland
county, to me directed, will be ei posed to public
sat at the public house of Joseph Moist, in
Ihe lJorough ef Milton, Northumberland county
Pennsylvania, on Tuesday the 16th day of Octo
ber next ISliO, at U o'clock P. M , the following
described real property to wit i
A certain lot or piece of ground situate in
Turbut township Northumberland county Vnn
ylvaiiia, in what ia called "Davis 4 Alarra' addi
tion to Lower Milton" hounded on the north
! by a lot occupied by Joseph Ludwig, on the
l - u l. - I... ..r ll'in
VtfU.ll lF 111. Ul lllimil
and James Mull, on
. - .. . ,
west by an Alley.
A 1.10:
Another rertain lot of ground situate in Tur
but township', and in what is en I led Uatid gilluns
addition to Lower Milton, bounded on tbe north
by a lot of John Henllier, on the south by a lot
occupied by Paul Mutcller, on the east by
Front street, and on the north by nu AI rv. on
which is en-r.tvd a two vtory frame dwelling hou
and email frnnie stable.
M..;,..i ...1,1.. i . ,i. t a.. . ii
the properly of W. 1 reitzer, and .Michael Brolwt. j
ALSO I
ii iKo lt..ii ; .1.. ti i. .
... ..... -........ ... ,i. .1, I'l.llFIII, CI
Bunbury. INnrtli county l eniisylvsiihi, on Wed
uesday the 17th dny ot Octolier IKGd. at 2 o'clock
P. M., two certain contiguous lotsof pround iti
ateiu the town of (tnrjeinwti, in Lower NLihnn
ov tonhi) Northiiinberland county Prnusylva
iiiii, bounded on Ihu noilli by bind lule of George
nnd John Urorious, ou the end by a etterl, on
the west by an Alley running between them and
Ihe Store Home property, lute of A ndrew l!ini!n.
man, and on the south by a street running cast
from the liver, conlaiiiinu about one-fourth of an
acre each, upon one of which said loU is erected
a two story loghouse with a frame kitchen attach
eJ, uutbuildinits, Vc.
Seized tiki n in eieeution and to be a.ild as
the properly of Peter Bhultzharh, Susan Mmlti
bach, his wife and Leah F.hiic,hl, and Sil.te
Davis.
ALSO:
At the same time and place, but afore
said, nil that certnin two siorv frame house
situate in Shmnokin township, Norlhuinberlai.d
counlv Pennsylvania, on the rosd lending Irom
the Shamokin road to Bear Cap, snid ,hou.u
conlaininr; in Iron! thirty feet, and in dep'li
twenty feel and bavins a linme kiteken, one
story high in the rear, e.tul ntinrlied to the said
buildiii", the said kitchen being twelve feet
square with a porch attached. The said building
erected upon a tract or piece of land, aituate in
the township and county aforesaid, hcumleJ on
the west by land of Leonard Pens) I, and ou thu
we! by land of Daniel Conrad
Seized taken in execution und to be sold as
the property of David It. IVubvI.
JAMliS VANDVKK, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office .Sunbury,
Sept., SU IS.r(
AUDITORS NOTICE.
'P1IE uuderiiiuiied auditor, uppointed bv tho
JL ( Irnbdn' I 'mrl ,,f V..il. 1...1 .. 1 - '
.. ,)!,,. L "'"'Ulllberland County,
ilisirinine Itie balances of tho money in the
nands ol iba-iha rebeny, A dininirtratnr vf
A Hiin Newberry deccard, aud of Jnrrph Priest
ley, trustee of said decedent, to and amonir tlie
ourlies lesallv entitled iherrto will ..11,..,. I
(i ()f , : . .,.,;., , , ,.,.. ,
the Korouuh of Northuuiberldiid. Northumber
land county, Pennsylvania, nu Monday Ihe 2H h
of October ne 11 8iil) at .0 o'clock A. M.
ij.iiiu 1AOIMKI, Auditor.
Heplember 2'Jlh, IttfiU.
PROCLAMATION.
VlTICE is hereby Riven that m speciul tourt
' for the tritil of causes in tSie Common Pleas
will commence at thu Court Housu in Sunburv,
on Mondny the 15th day of October, for one'
week. Jurors and others interested will attend,
(iiven under my hand at rsnnbury, the 2!Hh dav
of September in the year of oor Lord one
thousand eight bundled and sixty aud the
Iudeiendence of the L'nited Mates of America
lica the Mill.
Cod save the Comnionwenhh.
JAMES VA.NDVKE, Sheriff.
Sherilfs Ollice, )
Sunbury, iScp. 29, ISCll. f
DR. A. W. FISCHER
fcFFERS bis profei.oial services to the citi
zena of friunbury anj vicinity.
Ollire at the Druit tore.
iSunbury, June ;tb, 1H:)0.
FALL GOODS
JT7ST RECEIVED
I
At tlie Teople's
ONE P1UCE STORE,
OK
1
E. V. BRIGHT & SON,
STjNuxrjH'sr, r,
Comprising handsome Dress Goods for the
l.adiea. A full line of Cloths, Cassimeres,
SuttiueUi, Vestings, Vc. Uomestie (ioods in
Kreat variety ; a choice slock of llo.iei v, Oloves,
1 Funrv Xtilinna
I BIIU 1 -,olluns,
Pure and fresh Groceries
I at low prices 1 and the
1
LARGE
CHEAPEST,
AND
B 2
STOCK OK
BCOTS A1TD
EYE II BROUGHT TO SUNBURY.
rieiise call and be conviuced.
E. Y. BRIGHT k SON.
iSuuhury, 8rptemler 22, ISliO.
The Faris Mantilla Emporium.
VII. 71 CIIKSNL'TSTRKKT. 1M 1 1 1. A DT. l.I'l ! I A
X 1 K.tabli.bed 111 laud lor the czcluatve diaplty and wiv
uf Ihc lutefet novellics 111 1'sris, liudou, aud Uie linn pro
ductions uf borne manufactured
CLOAKS do MANTILLAS,
To which has been added a KIR O K H A 1 1 T M K T !
which embraces the largest aaaoiliueiil uf Kui. of all
'Amioiib, ineliiding Heal Kuwiun ruble, Fine thirk IIuUbui
Ilay Kible, Kuuuaii and American Mink ahlu, lioyul
Krmiue, Cliiiu-hllla, Fine bark rnheuuo Siuurel. Ac.,
itisUe up ui the most fashionable styles lor ldcs WHutrr
Co.tuiue. All Uoods warranted. One Fived I'nre fmin
which no devistitui can lie uunlc. The Pan. .Maiiiillu,
Cksik and l'ur KiutHiriuin, Sa ?oi Cheanut .treet, (ul.ivs
Seventh, south side ) J. W. rUOCTOIt A CO.
Octoiatr ilth, IMW 3m
J. PALMER & CO.,
Marl-el Street Wharf, J'hilad'a, Vealtr$ in
riah, C heese und I'rot Islous,
HAVE constantly ou haiul an aasortinrnt of Dried and
Fickleil Fish, Ac, via .Mackerel, shad, eWIiuuu,
lllue Fish, herrings, Codn.li, Beef, Pork, Laid, Sliouidcia,
llams. Sides, Cheese, Beans, Kice, Ac.
belourr, IbUO. 3lliw
UO! YB LOVERS Or BOl'P! Afresh
supplv of Macaroni and Conl'eclionrrv at
FKIU'G & ORANT'S.
Punbu'y, June J, lt.
CXOAK1-.C. nriic, ctsiMi:niis
Broadcloths, V eatings, Ac.
Buys' Caesimerea, good patterns, 7.1 els.
Hatmela t.nd Union Cassimeres, AO to 70 eta.
Kancy Cassimeres, from 75 to I 75.
Pine Black Cassmerrs and Doeskin.
BLACK BROADCLOTH.
For Dress Coals, Krock Oats. Overcoats, Ae.
Heavy Overcoatings, Ueaver, Pilot, Tricot, Ac.
LUJlirCLOAKINGS, m
v t ..i: - . f .1 : i.i
1 ine quality and low price, by the yard or piece.
N. U. Tailora supplied at lowc.l nil cait
COOPCK A CON tlil).
R. K. corner Ni.i.h aoJ Mn'he'.
Heptember 22, IbtJO. Philaiirlplna
jnTli'L ci.trAKM IN "PKBP-iKA VJON.
Some ripeniiiX eveiy d.tv.
StiM k will be rompleto.
Drders token and executed with JrepaU !i.
Children's and Mimes' Khswls.
COOPKIl .V CONAKD.
F. comer Ninth aud Maiket, Philadelphia.
I.-. ...1 I
bepteiuber 'it. IstiO
Till: I'ltll.tDKM'IIIA IMU'lltKH, IMJKI
,N-
I.ASKOl 8 D.Ul.Y NKWbI'ai-kk
Te riiilnJelplna lininiriTeciitaiiiariplil paeea nnd fi-(-
'' ' '"i'"""" v.'"' .'''
Inerd type. The l.dlt ri ,1 l)epl,,K,.t l the ?ipel Ma ;
been e.itiily re-nrnamsi d. a.td new crreajit inlrttts en- '
; snifd. I tie Inquire! ia nturpi t.Jt-..l In its diaeuiui.iu on 1
all l.'pies nf puh it- inlrrrnl. 1
! T ie .re.u aim 1.1 ie Inq orer ia to heroine a It, liable
I .ewapnper. reporliiiKpreliipll) and lairiy rvtHhiii, of
in.l.lifi.tl-ie.te.Mi.niniutitll itainra a,t,l a.l iml.l... .n.n
i.ettt.ei CiMitiliiiM inir rxui!,'rriitinc; laets tt will t.e il :
; fuat duty of Ilm Inquirer, mi all oeraMnn. t HtH'.tcalr the
' prt.teeiiiui ef t.ur demesne innnulaeLures and ol trie gieut
i irttn uud etwl iu'erea:a of I'enitaylvniua. !
j Asnfniinly paper, the Inijuoe will nim ti retnin the !
( pnaili'tii which 11 haa tt.hi; enj ")ttl, b , 1 1 1 111 1 net tn (."ii.nl 1
, and a riilnuae with fieoi euin Ua news nnd nilvftliani I
; cotuiuna. nnd ext'hnle nil runttvrs whieii 11 wnuid 1111 mi-
. proper to admll wuiim tl family circle. j
The Fhilatlflphut Inquirer ia piiMisnrd rvrrv nt'ifnip, '
, andarrveil III the eily, 11. id ul' tlie itir'riets in llrt.t. I,
1 Ueverl), t'am.l.n, Ul .i iter, Tirul' ii, llurhucMi. Im- '
eaattr, Hairialiuie, ll.-t.li,.. 1". l-.kvitle-, l)nnvfl. Num.. ;
l.wn, IVtlininett'ii, 1VI . Klkf n. Mil , l y euief.il eurinna, :
, for I'wrl.e t enia a week, pnyuols t i Hie earner ul Ine '
: end "l the wr. k.
!?w.ihy iiinil at six .l.itlara per n.tutim, itt advance.
A an A lccrtisinij Medium
1 heln.p.irri htta no e.pinl in the City -f Philadelphia, n it
on.y Ir.ei: ihr extent of tla rireululiini but. fr un nn ehi.it
of rendt.is. ct.ir.iKiaedofthts m ta: iiitaili?eut hint rr.'pt-eu-Me
;rrans m t fnlv in the eitv. but la all lli .,.,.
j W ttluu u hundred luilra
A.ivei uet-inriit. iitarrtrd fi-r aixcrntss linefur thefitat i
iitserttou, niel fntir eeitla a line each Mui.fec14ut.-1tt inter. !
! linn, 1 f one dJ.ur u hue a llituilh. Ail knurs lo be a.:-
' dica-.ed to 1
I WM.I.UM W HaRniNn, I
I No. Kl M. 'I'niid.treet, Pliiladcphis. !
J Peplrmber !, mo. j
New Boot & Shoe Store.:
I Markrt Strict. Suulmry. Pa. '
' -M- M. APSLLY. Iste of Philadelphia, res- !
' pectfully informs the citizens of Kunbury !
: and vi-iinty, that he has just received and ope ned 1
; for sale nt his new store adjoining the Post Ollire, '
; ths Li r nest and best stock of Hoots and 8hoes, A c ,
I ever brought to this place, which he will soil at !
j the lowest prices. Having himself worked st
I the buitiness, ba Iihs selected his stock wilh the
I greatest care, which consists, iu part, aa follows,
; lo wit : i
: Men' ioofs from SS 55 to $0 CO.
' t-h les from K7J to 2 2a. I
" Uaitera from I SO t i 400. i
i W omens liaiiers from CO to 5 CO.
t " Morocco shoes from H2 to I S7J.
" Leather shoes from 70 to I M7J.
; Missea Shoes ol different kinds from 40 to 1 60.
, foys' Hoots from I t'O lo It 00.
I " Shoes from 62 J to I .10.
! Childrens' Shoes from 20 to 1 I2J, and also
j Trunks und Valises.
I iSunbury, September 52. IBGO.
! "ii a it 11 1 s v a 1 . T i: it
3 1 1 0 v n r )j at H a b
M ARK KT SQL' A III',
SU N B
June S3, IHI10.
Battalion Orders.
ri'Mll? first Driinde, cigl'.th Division of t':e
-- rcnnsylvania Uniformed Mili'ia, will invet
for diill al the house of William Shuttle, in
.lords.11 townshin, as follows, to wit :
National Gourds, (.'aineron Guards and Jordan
Infantry,, on Friday, the 3fith day of Octolier
next, ut 10 o'clock, A. M., fully equipped lor
drill. 11 y order of
J. H. ADAM, Major,
riepteniher 29th. 1H6II.
"meihant tailorikoT"
lilt tMI'ORIL'.ll OF FAklllONH
THE undersigned respectfully informs ihe
. citizens of Sunhury and vicinity, that he has
just returned from Philadelphia with a large mock
CLOTHS,
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres, Vestings, &c,
which he will make up to order in the most
fashionable style at small profits, for cash or
country produce. You are solicited to call and
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere,
if you wish to got the worth of your money.
Thankful tor pait patronage, he In pes hy
strict attention to business to continue tlie same.
JACOb O. IiCCK.
Sunhury, September 22, 1860.
List of Causes for Trial at Special
Court October 15 i860.
I'laiutiffa. Defendants.
1 Jacob M. Sohida, vs. Kimhcr Cleaver, estate.
2 Jamts Jenkins vs. iorthumlu?rland l.n-
heirs Vc, provemcnl Coiupuny.
3 Jesse fj. Horton vs. lieacliam and Dewait.
4 Uaiah Wilker- vs. Ssuittjueliannu C. &i V.
son Mountain Company.
s lieorge Uuriis vs. iieorfo I'. v elker.
6 Hugh llellss vs. Kimher Cleaver.
7 Peter Ualdy vs. William Depuy.
8 Carbon Kuu Iinprov. va. Ira T. Clement,
nient Co.
9 Jncuh Von va. Zcrl.e Hun & shamokin lm
Me id a Klecutor provnient Co A: 'J'revorlou
l'oal It. K. Company.
10 J.ihn Millers heirs vs. William I.evau, with
notice to the Mahuuoy ii bhamokin Improve
mi nt Coinpnny, the Trevorton tV Susquehanna
Kailroad Company, and the Trevorton Coal &
Kuilroud Company and other tene-leincnta.
Mo CJ January Term I hi ?.
D. IJKCK LEY, riolhoiary.
Hrotlionotarv's Oliice Sunhury,
Septemher, 85 1860. ' )
121-2
CE.N TS KAU LI. I'lG V HE 1)
LAWNS.
Pacific Lawns, Lillie Figures. Fast Colors,
Quality. I.'IOU. Lilacs, I'lnks, lllues, lirowna,
Mode, Uest Styles.
CflOrT.R & CDN V K II.
S. E. cornel Uth ami Market, I'hiKdtlphii.
July ,lh, I860.
GENESEE SALT.
WHOLESALE &c RETAIL,
iA'lI.l.M. & UK AN T (at ihe Mummoth
ritore,) have just received ftOO Put. of iolur
(round. Solar ani l ine Sj.. It. 0(1 Sacks of
(iround S.dar Salt every in k warranted to
contain SliS poundi of Salt and afll) hagsol Salt
Containing i-iiu Uo!tel each. 7'.iis is tl,.
hest aud atronKas' now maiiiilsilur, d and III
maiket. Call and see for ) ouist Ives.
Sunhury Sept., H, IH"0.
.
II' is important to Hie t.Al'IES t.i know iIihI
F riling tSs. Iiraul, l.a.e the hest and large.l
assortment of I'rcss (ihnIs in tha county.
Sunhury. June 'j, I SCO.
"i'iTiii'i'- . i, diiVik'J" V .
M BIM) 8 A.U MIl'I.S, a lurge aaaorliurnt
fiibu,. j .'ks? 4 ,:RANr,
l
s r'HRsll SI PPI.Y IIP TlHCils . il,.
JL Mammoth Store. Also, a new lot of per- I
luiuery, Soaps and Fancy A rticle. Yiv cheap,
Sunhury, May 36, 1860.
E.Y. BUIGIIT i S0N
HAVE now on hand a choice line of French
Clotha, Black Doeskins, Fancy Caesimerea,
Tweeds, Milk Mued Coatings, Veni.-s, Cotton,
dee, Ve.
Punhury, Juna S,
1SG0 SPRING k sniMEU If CO
RULING &Ci It ANTS
MKAWirflOTK STORE'
MARKET BQIMhe, tsUMlVRY, PA.
J, WI.W0 4 (iRANT.,e.peetfol., enneune
Xd'Z d,("l'ubl.e,,b.t,he,.
Very l,RrBrM n,i nct Sloi k
of
J 1 III Mi AD SL'MMKU GOODS
ever hmugl.t lo M,.t..irv. which will b, di.iH.sed
, nfal Ihe er. 1,IV L.-.T PR1CE3. for CMI
OK COU.NTItY pi.odi ci;.
Wc kcrp i vcn t'uing !
Wo ktcp cvcrviliing '. !
Wo kci-p everything '. ! !
Thankful to our friemU fir p.t frtTors, we soli
eil a rominuaiice ol Ihe eauie, at thu
Larttt Store in Control ronnsjivitni.
Larceht JUul Cl)eora'it Store ! !
' Largest anrl Clieajicst ! '. ',
tW Call, .Scu, and be convinced '.
! J'lUUNC 4 (J RANT,
r fiunbury, May 19, ItffiO.
SKNIiUKY STEAM FLOUHINCf
l"L',Ul 111 LlijA'U Jjv Lill.lU
fsw sr -eaj--wr "1VJ "
J.W M.-M. fc A SO
TWY. subscribers hnvinf taken possession rrf
v 1 ..putv,; . 1 1 1 ... .
""" "" LtH.KINte MILL, are pre.
pared tj receive grain of nil kinds, and to do cus
tom work at the thortect Notice. Customize
will have their prists ground immediately upon
their being left at Ihe Mill. As it is tho intra,
tion of the firm to slock the Mill a large Sup'
ply nl (j ruin, will be constantly kept o i hand,
uud flour by the quantity can always be obtained.
The greatest care will be taken lo turn out a nu'
peri'T quality of rl.iur, for which the mill is ad'
nimbly sJ.ipted. Mriet attention will be paid to
liie wants of customers, and the patronage of the
public generally is respectfully requested.
MuKliAN & CO.,
Sunhury, June 23, 180.
409 BSOADWAY, NEW VORK.
, Ballou's French Yoke Shirt Emporium,
40'J Broadu-aii, .Vea York,
I PrtEAlIL'M SHIKT .MAXLTACTL'REKH.
Shirts made to order from Scientific Measures,
j if the best material, sewed by hand, and war-
ttu.u iu ,ii, ui less innii inr usual prices.
DALLOL' H KOTHERs,
JHA' L?9- 409 Broadway, IS'. Y.
'SUSQlIJrnAAlTALE
COLLEGE.
NELI.VS-I.ROTE, P .4 . ,
THIS Schiiol ia uuended to atTord the very bril adrsn
tagea. ata liVHirrute charge to anch as mny be entrust
d to its cure. The building ;s lut-ge, well aVrangrd, and
uriusfied with every thing necessary to health and com.
oft. .I'ufcute nnd IfUBfdiuua are invited to examine ua
claims and to suppmt it only in so fur as it may be 1'uui.J
... pnaaesa real nient.
FACfl.TV.
Rev. r. C. BAl'Cill.MAN, A. AI.,Priaelpol.
Mrs. M I.. IU I till man, j
Mis. 1,. IV. Kcnueli., ) Aaaisuint Tenchera.
Miaa JtLu A. Cailin, J
Dr It. IIOI.M j l!ev. It. KCnTZ.P V. U U D.
t) fJO.MF.lt. A. M , Lecliiieia.
KXPK.NSKS.
Bnarding. tuition in the rrgul.r course Including
I-utiu, vvaahmg, liijlitM, lurl end ute of tuiltlsheAl
; n.v
riN.m per seaiaoii ul inuntha,
Fee for Heading lUoin,
D Y SCHOI.U:i.
Tuition in the Collegiste liepartiueut per sea.Uni,
" Acndeulie " ' '
Incidental charge lot fuel, i.ik. ciiaik, Ac,
i:TKA CI1AKGKS.
Mu.;o on the Tiano with URe of tustruiuent, "
.Mei.Hleoii "
o ii o ouitar 11
' " " Harp, "
Special instruction in Vocal Musjo
Prawing with use of mt.leis,
Oil Patnllliir, '
Lireeii, tieiman and French cb.
e0 en
1 OU
f t.i r
10 od
1 i'l
HO 1.1
i: oi
14 U
20 f.l
a no
( ii
It m
e to
Faymein. to he made liti.'l in advance, and tha Itauiuoe
St the initlillr of the seKamii.
There will be no deduction for sit.fflt'e, except In rose,
of protructed siekneaa. A iii'rral deduction will be rusds
in favor of the daughters of Ciergymsii.
Fot Circulurs Address.
Htr.cc hai'ghma.n,
fir Iter. S. IHJMF.K.
Seliiis-Grnve, Ps., Sept. It', lr5;'. ly
THZ3 .PHILADELPHIA
Cash Drug, Faint and Glass Store,
9. W. COK. FOUHTII A CAU.OWHILL STKLLTS,
I'HILADKI.I'IIIA.
DRI'GfilKrS, Merchants, Farmers, and ths pnblie
everywheie. I will sell at wholesale and retail, to
mt Spring Tiude of lutiu, a heavy suica of Hi uga, Modi
clues, Chemicals, Ac. Ac, Ac.
tni.uoo Uuica ol W.i.dw Glsss, asat.rtcd aizca bp4
qualuieB.
lu,iajo 1'oundsof Putty, White, Itlack, Red, Ac, in Dull
or Uladdere.
aj0;00j tin lona Liusccd Oil, Spirits Tutiieutiue, Gamphona
Alcohtil, Ac.
20 Tons ul Pure W hite Lead, iu Ibia., M.la , 100, SO, it
und 111 Ibkega.
30 Tone of fcal Snow White Lead, in bbls, 1 bbla. loo,
40, K5 and t'.'J In. keel,
to Tons of New Vmk While Lead, iu bids.. 1 Ills, too,
SO, tiiund I'.'j II.. Lees,
is Ton. ol Puie French While Zinc, iu Mils, i bbls, l'v
60. 'jSand I'J) lb kega
(0 Ton. ol Aiiienean Snow White Zoic, in bbls, i litis ICO
40f 'JSund I'Jj lb kegs.
'20 Tuns of Lehigh Aiiierieau Zinc, ia bbla, J bbls, UO 60,
Ju. and I'i) lb. kegs
'JSTonsol Zinc I'tnnts. of dilTerrnt colois, iu bbls. i bbls.
IbO, SO. ii aud l-'J lb kers.
30 Tons of .Mineral Paiiiis, ul' different aolors dry of
ground ui Oil.
10,000 iMMiinla of pure French Green, Chrome Green, Yci.
low, lllue. ijlitclc ontl outer colors, dry nr in oil.
1,000 pounda oi Smulta' uanorlcd Ulue, b:atk, lied, Greet,
and other colors,
lud Packs of Gold l.rnf, Glazier.' Piuiuunds, Glailts.'
I'uity, Hawk K nives Ac.
V.O 0 G.iiloua l.uled oil, varmalirs, Jspans, Zinc Dryer,
Ac. Faint, Vurui.li snd Italsomiiie Hruslies. togrthrr wita
a oi.tnpletr Nwf iriiiieut of cIum Goods embraced lu uia
Drug and Paint Uualuefa.
Af SO,
'J.nnObMa. Ituman Cement.
'3.000 '- Koseitdtile uud 11 ydinuliu Cement,
i l.ntiU " Cnk'inett, Ijtlid. liruliatry. I sating Phmtrc. As.
r AM tifVhlch I will aril al W holeaiile and Rrtail, st
j iruw IU lo to per cent irs. than other e.lsbli.hntruts.
IIK.MIV O. It UAMkS,
j Tropneti r of ihe
i I'e Isdelphts Can I'lttg. FNiut un.t Gias. Sttlie.
1 6 toll. Weal e omrr .1 l-ouilh aud Cullon lull bis , Phlla.
i Maieh 3. l-ao. Im.s
f) ECKIVl.Mi
FALL AMD WI.MElt
a. (it ii ins.
diluted Carhnii res anj lleUiiow.
It luck and colored wool liclaims.
liluck Stilkii, Mpucus. Uoinbaiiui a.
KreiK-h, English uml inericali Prints.
t:i)Y V WEAK.
; "' "bv Cassin.i res. A c., for pants aud i ickala.
! v'" '"' low-priced Cloakings.
; Fine U luck t.'lot'ts and Cassitneres.
, 1.INLN CtlOIIS.
Frontiiiu! and blurting Linens, hy th yard or
i pieco
' -1-5 Unlcher.' Linens, by tlie yard or iiece.
i Fine i'lllow Linens ol'rvery desiiahlu width.
, Sheeting l.inuna in variety.,
' 1'amai.k Table Linens, a Urue. sttvk.
I .-.pot and liinak Tel'lr Cloths of every grada.
Napkins and I l.n lies hy Ihe single doien ot
, 1 '
; h "vr?
Low priced I osiels and I uweliiuja.
1 """""i ",""""' .,,.".r
CODI'KU & CON" It A I).
K. K. cor. NINTH and MAKKKT streets.
I Sent 8, leBU e I'hiladelphia.
i . . . -. -
j X)RKSS COATS
j OP tbe be.l ipjality and latest .t)le, ju.-t
I received aud for sale al
8W'KI TZKK. UKILBIiONMU. iu,
Isuubury, Autfnat H.lboO.
CfViT. pou"da ofCRPET KUi min
ilUl ' ,h. ... .f rii!f,HT sk KIN