renfltTLYARU LEmLATt7RE-KMIO"l
OV 1861.
KJ4ATB.
(Newly elected member! marked witb, a
tier.)
let Dlatrict PAt7ofei.ia. J. Nicrio'.a,
P., Jobo II. I'arker, li., Ueorge U. Smilb.U.,
Ueorge Uonoell, It.
2d Chester and Delaware-. 'Jacob 8.
Berrill, R.
ZA Montgomery. Jobo Thompson, B,
4th Buck. Mablon Yardley, U.
bib Lehigh and Northampton. Jeremiah
Sh'.odel, 1).
Clh lierki. llir-sler Clymer. D.
7tb Schuylkill. Robert 11. Palmer, R.
Sib Curioti, Monroe, Pike and ll'ayn.
ileorj 8 Molt, D.
9th Bradford, Susquehanna, Sullivan and
Wyoming Ueorge Laudoo, R.
10tb .tiztrrt. VV. W. Ketchum, R.
lltb Vtoa, Poller, M'Kean and Warren.
Isaac Ueosou, R.
12th CViiton, Lycoming, Centre and Union
Andrew Uregg, K.
13tb Snyder, Northumberland, Montour
and Columbia. "Franklin Iioaod, R.
lilhCuMerland, Juniata, Perry and
Mifflin. Dr. IS b Crawford, I).
15tb Dauphin and Lebanon. A. R.
Bouabter, R.
Uiib Lancaiter. William Hamilton, R.
John HiPBtaud, R.
17tb York. William 11 Welsh, D.
18th Adams, Franklin and Fulton. A.
K. M'Clure, li.
I9tb Somerset, Bedford and Huntingdon.
S S W barton, R
20th Blair, Cambria Clearfield. Louig
W Hall, 11
21t Indiana and Armstrong. J. K Mere
lKb, R.
i!2J Westmoreland and Fayette. Sinilh
Follor, R.
Washington and Greene. Oeo. V.
Luwreuce, H.
itb Allegheny. John l. Fenny, R.,
Fiius 11. Irish, R.
L&lh Beaver and Butler. Da L. Jmbrie,
Rep.
2litk Laurence, Mercer and Venango.
.lamed II Uobinsou, K.
'iT'.h Erie and Crawford. Darwin A.
Finney, R.
2lu Clarion, Jefferson, Forest and Elk.
K. L. liloud, U.
Republican Senator, 27
Democratic Senators, 6
Republican majori!y, 21
IIOCSB Or BEPKBSKNTATIVKS.
Philadelphia I Joseph Caldwell, D. ; 2
Thomas li Uuskill, D. ; 3 I'at McDonough,
D. ; 4 Robnri K Randall, D. ; 5 Jos Moore,
jr, R. ; 6 Daniel Thomas, R ; 7 Dr J 11
c-'eituer, R ; 8 J li Uidgway, R; 'J Honry
Duiilau. I : 10 11 U Leieenring, D ; 11 1a
Sheppard, R; 12 "Richard Wildey, Rj 13
W D Morrison, D ; 14 G W II Smith, D j
)5 John F i'n-etuo. R; la T W DulIiuld.D ;
17 Cl urles F Abbott, R.
Ptluware Chu'.kle Horvey, R.
Chester William T Skal'er, R; Caleb
l'tiiee, R; Isaac Acker, R.
Montgomery Dr John 11 Hill, D ; John
Stoimbuck, D; John Dismant, D.
.Bucks Joseph Baiiisley, R ; Dr Asber
Reilv. R.
Northampton Jacob Cope, D ; I F Eiloo
berger, D.
Lehigh and Carbon Wei H Butler, D j
V C Lichteiiwallner, I).
Monroe and Pike Cbarlcs D BroJheaJ, D.
Wayne A B Walker, R.
Luzerne Lewis Pughe, R j H P Hilman,
R ; Peter Byrne, D.
6'j(iif Anuria Georfja T Frazier, R.
Bradford lleury W Tracy, R ; Dr C T
Bliss, H.
Wyoming, Sullivan, Columbia and Montour
Tbouias Osterbout, U ; Hiram R Kline, 1).
Lycoming and Clinton W 11 Armstrong,
R ; II C Dressier, R.
Centre William 0 Dnncan, R.
Mifflin Adolpb F Uibboney, R.
Union, Snyder and Juniata Thus LI ayes,
U ; Jnhn J Patterson. R.
Northumberland Amos T Bisel, R.
Sciittylkill Darnel Koch, li j Hoary Flubo,
11 ; Liu Bartholomew, K.
Dauphin William Clark, R j Dr Lewie
Hock, D.
Lebanon Jacob L Biirksler, R.
Berks H i'eon Smith, Dj Michael P
Boyur, D ; Honry B Rimed, D
Lancaster Henry M While, R; Joseph
Hood, R ; Michael Ober, li ; John M. Stub-
U13I1. U.
York John Manifold, 1) ; Daniel RielT, D.
Cumberland and Perry Wm B livin, R;
Wiil'uin Lowther, R.
Adams Henry J Myers, D.
Franklin and Fulton J arnos R Brewster,
K ; James C Austin, R.
Bedford and Somerset Kdnard M Shrock,
R ; Charles W Asbcoin, R.
Huntingdon Brice X Blair, R.
Bluir lames Roller, R.
Cumbria Alexander C Mullin, R.
Indiana James Alexuuder, R.
Armstrong and Westmoreland J R Me
Coiiignl. R ; James Taylor. R ; A Craig, R
layette John Collins, R.
Greene Patrick Donley, D.
Washington John A Harper, R ; Robert
Anderson, R.
Allegheny Kennedy Marshall, R ; J'bos
Williams, R ; Charles L Uoebriog, R; Wm
7K)iml-is. R :. Alexauder H Hums, R.
Betver and Laurence Jos 11 Wilboo, Rj
I W Ulanchard, R.
Butler W M Graham, R ; Thomas Robin
Kill. R.
Mtrcer and rnani Gecrge D UciGns,
S ; Klisha W Dvis, U.
Clarion and Forest Wm evios, D.
Jitt'crson, Clearfield, M'Kean and Elk
Piac H. Gordon, R ; Samuel M. Lawrence.R
Crawford and Warren Hiram Boiler, R;
j t'owuo, It.
Arte Henry Teller, R; (iideon J Call. R.
iter and Tioga S 11 Klliott, R ; B U
trung, R.
UepublicaDS, 71 ; democrats, 29.
KECaPITCLiTION.
Rep. Dew.
House of Representatives, 71 29
beoate. 27 6
98 25
35
Rep. maj. on joint ballot, 63
A Novel Rbmedv for Co.ssi mption. A
iter in the Norwalk (O ) Itejlector describes
Uit which be paid last mob'.b lo a lady at
ledo, Ohio, who takes six live frogs as a
aedy for consumption, febe was recom
(.dud to do it by an Kuglisbimn, who said
wus cured io that way. In six weeks this
;;ular medicine bas restored ber from a
:a of great weakness to strength. The
lor saw the lady take a live frog from a
aud swallow him whole, without chewing,
r daughter also did the tame,
oxt, and Prarij Have Been Foihd in
,8ai R. P. Wadsworth writes from Clio.
Douglas county, to bit brother in Erie
ity, Ohio, that the drying up of the bed
creek discovered a valuable coal bank on
urin, and that bit family bad gathered
pearls, and bad clams enough on the bank
100 more t Tbey average over a pearl to
t clamt ; most of them are small, some
brilliaot, some giving out rainbow bues.
rt of a brownish color. Two tent to a
lusky jeweler are pronounced geuuine
valuable. Llevtiana Ltader.
alped. A voong roan named. Mark Ralfa
ecently stabbed io three placet and tbnt
i timet, scalped and left for dead by the
a Indians, but afterward regained bis
iiuusnets and walked thirty-five miles to
of safetT and toccor. He bas now
y recovered, bat bat obW two locks of
left upon bit teadi a all toe lest was
Kit tfc a'?.
A Niw Clah tT Livb Stock at Aont
cpi.TCBi. Fairs It is stated that a man in
Williatnstown, Miss., tits a large lot of
bullfrog, all fattened for a foreign market.
Some of them have been highly fed for iee
rul year, and are of enorm nu siz, weighing
about 40 pounds I Although do premjum is
offered on this stock, be iutends to exhibit
them at the Hooeac Talley fair.
Kcmifa ArrLKs. A correspondent of the
Furmers' Journal says be took a keg full of
applet last fall, which he teeorely beaded tip
and sank to the bottom of a mill pond. On
bringing them to the surface a few days ago,
every apple was found to be quite free from
peck or rot, and as sound and oowrinkled at
when taken from the tree.
New Advertisements.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
TY virtue of aplorint writ of Facias
issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Northumberland county, to me
directed, will be exposed to public tale at
the Court House in the Borough ofSunbury
Northumberland county Penntylvania, on
Monday the Slh day of November next 1860
at one o'clock P. M., the following discribed
real property to wit:
All that certain tract of Land, situate in tba
Borough of SUN BURY, of Northutbrland
county and state of Pennsylvania, bounded at
follows : Beginning at a post on the south side
of the Centre Turnpike; thence running sontb
two and a half degrees east sixty-three perch
es and two-tenths to a post; thence south four
tcon degrees west thirty-four perchet to a
post : tbunce south niuety one degrees, three
fourths west thirty six perches and three
tenths to a post ; thence south thirty-one de
grees, three quarters west twenty-one perches
and four-tenths to a poit ; south oighty-three
degrees three quarters, west fifty-seven perch
es and three tenths to the Gut ; thenca in a
northwardly direction nlong the eastern side
of raid Gut to the Centre Turnpike to a post ;
thence south sixty-Gve and a half degrees, eusl
forty pert het and eight tenths to the place
of beginning, containing thirty-eight Acres
and ore hundred and tweoly-six pcrche
tirict measure.
Also, all that certain pait of an out-lot, sita
elo in the borough of Suobury and marked in
th general plan of said borough number eight,
beginning at a poet at the north east end of an
alley, which intersects Crauberry street at the
end of Fawn street : thence north sixty-Cve
degrees west twenty-five perches to a post,
at the corner or out lot Dumber five ; thence
south twenty four and a half degrees nest
eighteen perches and three tenths to a post,
south sixty-Gve degrees and a balf east
twtttity-Gre perches to a post on the west side
of said alley ; thence along said alley nottb
twenty-four and a balf degrees east, eighteen
perches and three tenths to the place of
beginning, containing two acres and one hun
dred and thirty seven and a half perches
strict measure.
Also, all that certain piece of land, situate
in the boroupt) or buubury, bounded and
described as follows : beginning at the south
west corner or out lot number two ; thence
south eighteen aud three quarter degrees,
west eighteen perches and one tenth to a
p-ist, being tho corner of the fence as it now
stands in an out lot cumber one; thenco
along said fence and front lot number one
and tho adjoining out lot south eixty five
degrees east forty six perahes and eight
tenths to a post in the alley ; thence by the
alley norlh twenty five degrees east eighteen
perches to the out lot number three; theusn
i'V suid out lot and out lot Dumber two south
sixty five degrees west forty eight perches
and seven tenths to the place of beginning,
containing five acres Gfty nine perches and a
half perches strict measure.
Also, all that certain lot of crour.d, situate
in the borough of Kunfeury, aforesaid, number
bve bounded aud described as follows : bo
ginning at a post ncrtb tide of Cranberry
street ; thence by out lot number eight north
twenty fur and three fourth degrees east
thirty live perches and eight tenth to a post ;
thence by out lot number six north sixty five
end one fourth degrees west twenty four
percues and one tenth to a post ; tbence by
an alley south twenty four and three fuurth
degrees nest thirty five perches and eight
tentnrto a post ; thence ty Cranberry street
nforesaiJ, south sixty five and one fourth
degrees east twenty four perches end eight
tenths to a post and puce of becinnim', cou
laining fire acres and sixty perches and eight
tenths strict measure, all or winch is cleared.
Also, the Buubury Canal, incorporated bv
an Ac of the Legislature of Pennsylvania,
aud the several supplements to the said Act,
and ail the Capital Stuck in said Company,
being four hundred shares, together with the
appurtenances.
rirized, luUon in execution and to be sold
as the property of David Lonjnecker, Thos.
Baumgarduer, W ill mm L. llelfenstein, Fran
cis W. Hughes aud Charles W. Hegins and
lerrelonar.ls.
DAVID WALDRO.V, Sheriff.
SherifTi Office Suiiburj,
Oct.SU, I860.
'siieWfFTales.
f?Y virtuo of ctrtain writs of Venditioni Ex
- pons. isued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Northumberland county, to mo directed
will he exposed to puUio sale at the Central
Hotel, in the borooch of Sonhury, ISorthumher
land county, l'enmylvania, on Thursday, the 1st
Juy ol ."November next, I860, at 2 o clock I. M
The fallowing described real property, to wit !
Two certain continuous Lots of Ground, situ-
eto in the town of i revorton.in Zerbe township
Northumberland county. Pennsylvania, beiiif
lot No. t and 2 in Block No. b'9 on the general
plan oi sard town, bounded on the south by Mar
ket street, on the cant by lot No. 3 in same Mock,
liuil Road street on the north, and street
on the west, containing each 2!) feet in front and
ISO fet in depth. Seized taken in execution
and to be cold as the prperty of Issiah Morgan
and V.ary Morgan.
ALSO x
At the same time and place, all that certain
lot of ground situate in the town of Khamokin
in Coal township, Northumberland county, Pa.,
bounded on the north by Dewart street, on the
south by a lot of George Keely, on the east by a
street, and on the west by a lot now or late of
George II. Coder, whereon is erected a one and
a half story frame house. eized taken in oiecu
tion and to he sold as the property of Jacob
Mulchler.
ALSO t
At the same time and place, two lots of ground,
situate in the town of Shamokin, Coal township
INor'humberland county, Pennsylvania, being lot
No. h and A ir. block No. I on the general plan
of said town, boundtd by Runhury street on the
east, and north by lot of Dr. At water and a lot of
John Bordueron the west, whereon is erected a
two story double Irame Houae a frame stable,
outbuildings, dec. Seized taken in execution
and to be sold as the property of Charles Hennin.
ger and Benjamin Marts.
ALbO :
At the same time and place, two certain con.
tigunus lots of ground, situate in the town of
nhamokin in Coal township, Northumberland
county, being lota Nos. I and 3 in block No. 91
on the general plan of ssid town, fronting en
l ine street on the north, and bounded on the
west by third street, east bv a lot of Washington
Sinink. and south by . Containing each
25 feet in front and ISO feel in depth, on lot No.
i.wiweju is ereciea a two story frame bouse, a
well of water with a chain pump, andal small
frame stable, and on lot No. S is elected, an out-
aucnen, a coal house, outbuildings, &c beized
taken in execution aud to be sold a the property
of Daniel C. Buunck.
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Bunbury,
October 13, 1S6U.
OHE8NUT8 WANTED, for which (be bib
est market price i" ! r u-.l. b
' ' . :if AST.
fnnban, t'k -. ,,, , .
LIST OF CAUSES,
For 7 rial in the Court of Omimon TfOi of
Northumberland County, Nov. 'J'., 18C0.
Geo. Sbadt-I'i lixrs. vt Buffing ton & Bbadel,
Ltzarus Brymire, Ao. vt Uorreli & Gaucher,
John P. Bummers vs Jobn McUeyoalds,
Stacy T. Beans Vt Amot E. Kspp,
Ira T. Clement vt A. K. Wright,
George Lyons vt Fegely, liobiut & co,
Joseph Weitiel vt Carbon Uuo Imp. Co.
Thomas Bower vt E. Y. Bright,
Mary Aon Fillnian vt Jobn Divel and wife,
Marr & Uriffy vt Joseph Weitzel,
Jobn Vincent's adm. vt David Watson's ad.
Abraham S. Bright vs David Waldron,
O. O. Potts ft co. vt Smelts & Waiter,
Ira T. Clement vt James Beard,
James Beard vs Henry Weise et el,
William McWilliams vs tame,
Andrew Gntelius vs li. & M. S. Orwlg,
David Soydur vs Thomas Barr,
Isaac Kupp vs Jere. and Jane Pennypacker,
W, L. Dewart vt Joseph Weitzel,
Daniel L. Miller vt Edmund Francisco,
Same vt D. E. Arnwine and wife,
Jobn W. Friting vt German Kef. Church,
Jacob Deal vt Clement, Hower & Casset,
F. W. Hughes vs Henry Weise,
rjolomoo Suyder vt W. N. & K. Bastiao.
J. B. Masser vs Big Mountain Imp Co,
Maria Uouger vs LMeaeooacker and Deotler,
Gross & Kuokle vt James Covert,
Wm. Blair vt Samuel Blair,
Johu Dreber vt The tp. of Mt. Carmel,
Same vs tame,
Michael Graham vt William H. Marr,
Matbew C. G rutty vs Christian Albert,
WilliBtn H. Mueucn vs Jobo Foy,
John Kissinger vs John F. WolGiger,
D. 11. Dneabaucu & wiio vs juiiuuq uries-
baucb,
Sarah Aon Hoover vs II. A. Sbissler & wife,
John lleflner vs John Weutzel,
Abraham Gurman vs Green & Bowman.
DANIEL BECK LEV, Proth'y.
GRAN) JUROllS.
) November Sessions, 18C0.
1 Frederick Wagner, Lewis,
2 Daniel Wolf, Jacksnu,
3 Benjamin Hoover, Upper .lugusta,
4 Samuel Eckert, Turbut,
6 John Kimel, Delaware,
G 4daiu Fox, Cbllisquuqtie,
7 Jacob Ilollman, Turbut,
8 yohu Bingemau, Lower Mahano;,
9 Samuel Rhodes. Milton,
10 Henry C. Martin, Suobury,
11 ,ohn Weaver, Zerbe,
12 Peter Carl, Turbut,
13 Benjamin Zottlemoyer, Suobury,
14 George Evans, Milton,
15 E. Thurston, Lower Mahaooy,
16 .esse Yocum, Point,
IT Isaac Brown, Milton,
18 Benjamin Luke, Coal,
19 Samuel Hoover, Shauiokin,
20 Peter iJougbner, Coal,
21 John Watt, Turbut,
22 John Watson, Lewis,
23 Johu Ei9ler, Jordan,
2i Jacob Evert, Upper Angusta.
TRA VERSE JURORS.
1 Enoch Cole, Mount Carmel,
2 Stephen Eilis, Delaware,
3 Jurues Young, Lewis,
4 'ucob Hnosicker, Lewis,
6 Andrew Forsyth, Zerbe,
6 Jacob Billmao, Mount Carmel,
7 Edward Truusue, Delaware,
8 Samuel Funnau, bhatuokio,
9 Joseph Graven, Delaware,
10 KoIoiood Haas, eUiuiiiokio,
11 William Derricksou, Cuilisquaque,
12 Hiram Young, Northumberland,
13 Peter Rued, Washington,
14 Michael 1'ieon, Washington,
15 David J. Lewis, Mouut Ctf'el,
1C Michael Koapp, Zerbe,
17 Duyid Bowmuu, Jordan,
IS Peter Lilley, Turbut,
l'J David Fersler, Washington,
20 John CreasiUger, Jordan,
21 Cliutoh liuhrbach, Suobury,
22 Joseph Iteuder, Uusb,
23 Hubert Kussel, Delaware,
24 William It. Dunham, Northumberland,
25 John lloutz, Miltoo,
2b' Charles B. lienniugor, Northumberland
27 Isaac WilUerson, Nunbury,
28 Sulomou Hill, Mount Carmel,
29 Charles llino, Northumberland,
30 John Voris, Chilisquaque,
31 John Dressier, Washington,
32 George P. Merlz, Point,
33 Ji.hu Teats, Khuinoktn,
34 William Johnson, Uusb,
35 Jacob Stahl, Turbulville,
36 ylndrew Clmgei, Mount Carmel,
37 Isaac II. Keller, Lower Mahanpy,
33 Jucob Bartholomew, Lower lug'usta,
39 Samuel T. Burrows, Lewis,
40 .-Id am Weutzel, Jordau,
41 Samuel Blair, Milton,
42 -lilen Moodie, Shauiokin,
43 Henry J. Reader, McEwensville,
44 Lambert Pitner, Rush,
45 John Montgomery, Lewis,
46 Joseph Desbler, Turbut,
47 Samuel Savidge, Coal,
48 Samuel Gurvick, Zerbe.
PETIT JURORS.
1 Jobn Hetricb, Washington,
2 Reuben Stambauch, Coal,
3 Jobnalhan Clingur, Mouut Carmel,
4 William Hoover, Sunbury,
5 Jacob Kkudeiibach, I'oiut,
C John Sieiner, Lewis,
7 Samuel Clapp, Turbut,
8 John W. Friliug, Kuubory,
9 Botijjmin Miller, Milton,
10 John Hammer, Point,
11 William Dejipeo, Jackson,
12 Jobn Ott, Turbut,
13 Josiah Shadel, Upper Mabanoy,
11 Benjamin Kuttoruiao, Low. Mabanoy,
15 Jobn Fidler, Milton,
1G Christian Bausblaugb, Shamoklo,
17 Henry J. Ktrouse, Zerbe,
13 Jonathan llifhel, Cbilisquaqoe,
19 Isaac Soper, Khamokin,
20 John Hiuey, Delaware,
21 Charles Balliut, Turbut,
22 Dewitt Kline, Sliamokin,
23 John Beckley, Cbilisquaqoe,
24 William Durham, do
25 John Bohner, Shamokin,
26 Thomas Johnson, Point,
27 John Moore, Khamokin,
2d Lorenzo D. Metlar, Rusb,
29 Peter Kobel, Jordan,
30 Michael M. Soper, bhsmokiu,
31 Samuel Williams, Jordan,
32 Peter Weikel, Cameron,
33 John Wirt, Jordan,
34 Daniel Leiser, Delaware,
35 George htrine, Miltoo,
36 Justus Sweuk, do
Office of the Clerk of the Orphans' Court of
Northumberland County:
NOTICE is hereby given that appraisements
of real and personal I roperty have been
made to the widows, respectively, of the follow
ing named decedents, agreeably to the Acts of
Assembly in such case made and provided I
1 Bineaman Jacob, late of Lower Mabonoy
township, deceased.
2 Dunkleberger niram, deceased.
3 Kreilicb Jacob, late of Upper Augusta twp.,
deceased. '
4 Keyser Samuel, late of Cbillisquaque town
ship, deceased.
6 Ooaks J smes, late or Delaware township.
deceased.
6 Kiddle Charles W., lute of the borough of
McEwensville.
7 Hitter Thomas V., late of the borough of
TurbuUilla, deccaeed.
khankweiler Andrew, deceased.
And that the tame will be presented to tba
Orphans Court for approval on Tuesday, the
I Sih day of November next, unlets exceptions
therein l filed before that day.
J.B. MAWtP, rTi.O. C
r-- .- t iTth H-er,.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
or
Valuable Real Estate I
IN pursuance of an ordor of the Orpban't
Court of Northumberland county, will be ex
posed to publio tale, at the Court House, io
the borough of Sunbury, on Saturday, the 3d
day of November next, a certain tract of laud
situate ia the township of Upper Augusta,
Northumberland county, adjoining land of
Michael Sbipe on the nortb, laod of Jobn
Farosworth on the oast, Shamokio creek and
land of John W. Fryling on the sooth, and
land of Joseph Gass on the west, containing
63 acres, more or less, about 70 acres of w bicb
are cleared and in a high state of cultivation,
whereon are erected a two story log dwelling
bouse, weatheiboarded, a large bauk barn, a
two ttory frame tenant bouso, with cellar and
icehouse under it, aud other outbuildings;
also, a good well of water, a good orchard, &c.
AIbo, a certain other messuage and tract of
land tituate in laid township of Upper Au
gusta, adjoining Sbaookin creek aud land of
Joseph Gass on the north, other lend of said
intestate and Joseph Savidge on the east, land
of John W. Peale and Samuel V. Sickle on
the south, and land of Philip Sarvey on tho
west, containing 95 acres, more or less about
60 acres of which are cleared and in a good
state of cultivation whereon are erectud a
large two story log dwelling bouse, rough cast,
a large bank barn, wagon shed, end numerous
other outbuildings, a good, never fulling spring
of water, a good peach and apple orchard, ic.
1 be bhamokin Vulley Uailroad pusses tbro
both of the above meuiioued farms, about 2J
miles east of Suobury.
Also, auolher certain messuage and pioce of
land, situate in said town of Uouer Aui:u-ta.
adjoining Sbamokin creek and luudof Joseph
jass on tue norm, una aujoiuing the other
land of the said Silas Wolvertoo, deceased,
last above mentioned aud described on the
east, south aud west, containing three and a
ball acres, more or less, all ol which is clenr-
ed and in a good stale of cultivation, wbereon
are erected a oue und a half story log house, a
Irame stable, a good spring ol water, &c.
Also, acertaiu other messuage and piece of
laud, situate iu said township of Upper Au
gusta, adjoiuiog Shamokio creek and laud of
the estate of said inlestute on the oorth, land
of John W. Fryling on the east, land of Jos.
Savidge on the south, and olhei laud of said
intestate on tho west ; all of which is cleared
and in a good state of cultivation, and con
taining six acres, more or less. Late the es
tate of Silas Wolvertoc, deceased.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. of
said day, when the terms uud conditions of
sule will be made known by
WILLIAM REED,
Administrator.
By order of the Court.
J. B. Masskk. Clerk, O. C.
Suubury, Oct. 6, 1800.
SHAM0KIN VALLEY POTTERY.
flHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
-- that he is now manufacturing at his Pottery,
4 miles eat of Sunbury, all kinds of Earthen
Ware, made out of
Itcl Cement Clay
This clay produces tho best and most desirable
kind of wore, equal, in many respects, to stone
ware, and ia less liable to crack by sudden heat
and cold.
The subscriber refers lo Friling & Grant,
Sunbury. AdJress,
JOSEPH SAVIDGE.
Oct. )3, 1H60. ly Sunbury, Pa.
Bank of Northumberland.
rjpHE Stockholders are hereby notified that
JL an election will be held at the Banking
house on Monday the 19lh day of November,
lied, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M., and
3 o'clock P. M., to choose thirteen Directors lo
servo for the ensuing year.
The elntej annual meeting of the stockholders
will be held at the same place, on Tuesday the
Gth day of November at IU o'clock. A.M.
J. K. P1UESTI.EV, Cashier.
Northumberland, Oct. 13, 1SG0. 4t
Register's Notice.
IO'i'ICE is hereby given lo all legatees, crodi-
tors and other persons interested in the fol
lowing named estates, that tho I'xccutors, Ad
ministrators and Guardians of the tame have
filed iheir accounts with the Kegister of Nor
thumberland ccunty, and that tho same will be
presented to the Orphans' Court of said county,
on Tuesday, tho M!t day of November next, in
the forenoon of that day, for confirmation, to wit :
I lirosinus Georqe, deceased, sottled by his
administratrix Catharine Unsious.
'i Campbell Jsc-ib, deceased, settled by his ex
ecutor Jeremiah Deeter.
3 Geist Christiana, deceased, settled by her
administrator, I'eter Geist.
4 Hower Isaac Harvey, settled by he Execu
tors of John F. Dentler, deceased, late his Guar
dian. ft llilgert Philip, deceased, settled by bis ad
ministrator Philip W. llilgert.
6 Holshue Uenneville, deceased, minor chil
dren of, by their Guardian George M. Heplcr.
7 Kline Charles D., settled by James Cameron
late his guardian.
8 Kramer Gideon, deceased, by his Executor
Jacob Wagnnr.
9 David Miller, settled by his administrators
Solomon and Hiram Miller.
10 Kcbock Catharine, settled by her Execu.
tor Jacob Wagimr.
I I Tschopp John, settled by I. H. Kessler,
Trustee, Jfc.
't Wetzel Solomon, settled by his adminis.
tiator Michael Lenker.
13 Zimmerman George, settled by his sur
viving administrator Solomon Stroh.
J. 1). MASSER, Kegister.
Register's Office,
Sunbury, Oct. 13, i860. J
Madame Schwend's Infallible. Powders,
FOR the speedy and iffectito! cure a( ull luflimmatinos,
i-Vvt-rs, KlieuniHtitin, Dyspepsiu and Liver t'nin
plnint, Piles, lirnvel, and oil Acute und ClimiHc Diseases
of ttilultsund children, fcrud 3 cent slump t her apenr,
U H. JONKS, ll.ix ?U I'liiUMphin I'. U.
Hundreds nf testimonials. Agency, H W Cnr Thud and
Arch streets. Oct 6, Ititiu tutw
New Millinery Store-! !
Market Square, one door east of the Post Office,
SUNBURY,
THE undersigned, respectfully announce to
the citizens of Bunbury and vicinity, that
they havejust received and opened at their new
Millinery Store, the largest and best assortment
of Millinery Goods, ever brought to this place.
Tbev also keep a large assortment of Ladies'
Dress Goods, such as Silks, De l.aiuis, Merinos,
Dress and Uonnet Trimmings, &c, &c.
Dresses made to order at the slimiest notice
and in the latest style.
Call and ei amine their stock, no charges for
showing Goods.
L. & B. 8IIISSLER.
Sunbury, October 13, IB0.
Estate of Sarah Kerr, Deceased.
jVOTICL to the beirs and legal represeo
talives of Sarah Kerr, late of Turbut
ville, io Lewis township, Northumberland
county, Pa., deceased.
You and each of you are hereby notified
that by a rule of the Orphans' Court of said
couuty, granted at August Term, 1800, you
are required to be and appear at ao Orphans'
Court, to be held at Sonhury in and for said
county of Northumberland, on the first
Monday of November oext, aud accept or
refuse the real estate of said decedent, ot tba
valuation thereof made by an iuquest, or show
cause, if any you have, why the same should
not be sold according to me Act ot Assemoiy,
io such case made and provided.
JAMliij VANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office,
Banbury, Oct. 6. I860.
BAR Iron, ttioel. Xt'tilo, Tick. Grub-Hoea nJ
Mum Hsvmmerff, t low prtcvo.
BHIGHT cVBON.
taixbci7 'on Ws lttA
General Election
PROCLAMATION.
1)imflUANT to an ant f Uws Otttend AwwmW? erf t)
CommmiwenlLh of roniiaytvaiiiB, entitled uAn U
rotating to tho doc turn of Uiia UtmmoiiwvalUi," acpfi"
lb ooiHid day ol Jot), Aunt Doinm, oh OionHiml
eight hundrnl nnd O.iriy-nme. 1, JaMK VANUYKK,
High Hliarifl of the county of WorUiumlKtrltidt ronruyl
vwila, flu hereby mike kmfwn aud give notive to U eJon
tora ol the county nfotcnaid, Uint a general election will
be haldiiiatitilcjuntyof Northumberland on the MRhT
TLfliSDAV, 6th of NOVEMliKR, IpOO, at which lime
Uiey will vote byUUot fr ttie aeveral off a ma i mined, via 1
TV EN Ty-SEVEN PERSONS AS ELECTORS FOIl
PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THESE
UNITED STATES.
I alao hereby iuuk known and give nntica that the
place Of holding the nf-irt'SniU general election in Urn auv
eral borougha and towntttujja within the county of Nor
thumuerluud are an foliowi i
The Sunbury Diatriut. compos f the borough ot
Stuiuury. und Upper Augiuta, at the Coiuuy Court
H-M1M1.
The Auiruata District, cornpoitMl of the towniOiip nf
Lower Augusta, at the liouso ol Ptler lyunkclukrger, in
auiri townithip.
The Northumberland District, eoinpnaer) of the bomiih
of Northumberland, ut the houua ot" C. S. brown, of the
borough of Northumberland.
Thu Point District, at the houae of Henry Haas, iu the
borough of .orthumberlfiud.
The Milton District, at the house of Mrs. Sticker hi mid
borough.
Tim Turbut District, at tfie uoase occupied by Abrahum
KifMiuger.
The Delaware District, at the Sinking Spriug School
II u use.
The Chilisqun-jue District at the h hik" ( O. IMf-.e.
Tue Turbutviile District, at the house of lluum l.ty
holds, in the b:rou:ilio' Turbiiivili?.
The Lewis District, at the house occupied Ly Hi ruin
Reynold, m the borough ol" Turbulville
Tno Niit.noklii DistiK-i, at tho hous of JJ.u Nesl.it.
Tim Upper Muhuntiy Uistiict, at th houe ol J. H.
AIhiii.
Ttie Little Muhonoy District, at the h jua of widow F.
Uuker.
The Ijower Muhoiioy District, at the hioe of A. Uode
uniitl. The Rush District, at the Liberty Pole School Houae.
Tii Juckjj Disuici, at the house occupied by J.Ouei
Smith.
The Con! District, at the house of William M. Weaver,
iu the town of &.iunioliiu.
Tue Zcrtm District at the house of Win. Foukbi, in
Trt,vcrt'ii.
'i'no Cameron Dulrict, ut the housu of Jacob Whiict
The Jurd;iii Distnct ut lh iiuusa uow or lute of Hciiju
mni LrMzl-I.
Tlie Al'uut Car i u til District at the public house of Abra
h:itu lrch.
'J'iio WaKiiiugton DisLrictat the house of Godfrey 3. Re
bn;K. The M'Kwensville District, at the brick School House
hcur the Otmuu Churcb.
Tho elcciion to open between the houra of 6 and 1U
o'clock lit tlie lurcnoon, hiiu siiiill continue w ithout inter
ru;ition or auj jutnmeiit until 7 u'cl.ck hi tho evening
when the polls shuil be dost ri.
'Iho svcril inspijctora und Judges elected on the 3d
t nduy ol March, lbuL, in purfcuunc u of the M Section of
the act t,( the v.l t.f July, ln.io, will hulti the election on
TuetMhiy the lith day o .November next.
-That every ers n except u Justice of the Pessce who
shall tuUI uny oihi e or tippsjint'ticut of prolit snd tius, un
der the government of the L mt-d tMtis. oi of this Siule,
or of any city or mcor pointed diMrirt, whether a rmunu
Sionvd olficer or agent, who uliull be employed uiid.jr tne
legislative, executive or judtcmry uctrtmciit of this
Mute, or the I'm led Sutea, or of any cay r incoipunu d
district nd ill that every iiiemutT of Congress tiiid t
tlie State Lcgislatuic, uud ol (he selrsct und eoiumon cttun.
cil of uny city, o( comiuiHSioiier of uny incorpornteil Dis
trict, ia by law, incapable of holding or exercising Hie
oiiircuf appointment of Jude. lutpectoror Clerk, of any
election of this cttiutnonwcakh, und I hut no Inspector,
Judges or uny oilier oriirei of sut-li election, sliull be eligi
ble to uny oii.ee tote then voted for.
And the said Act Ai-scmhly. entitled "an act relating
to the clec:ioiia of this C nniu mwcoltlt," pafcscd July the
2ml, l&h, lurth'T provides s lollowx, to wil :
Tlcil the Inspct lois and Judaea cluiS'-u us ufresaid,
ahull lucctui tlie restective plutt lor holdine the elr-ii-n
in the district to wlncii they rchpecttully belong b fore
uinu o'cltK'k ui tlie luornnig ( the second Tuesday of Oc
tober in each and tveiy vear, utut nli ot tcoil luspci l"is
anu'l Hp.iMint nie cleik, who b'ia.1 be a quuhticd voter of
sued tlikirii't.
Shciio. J. That any frud ciintniUcd bv any per. u
Voting in tlie ni;tmuT lib vr prcscnlail, hhnil be punitiied
hs Mimlar liuud are directed to be punched by tlie cxiht
in law oi this Common wi-ulth.
ln case the person who kuull h:ive received the scci-ind
hiifhesl uunilK-r of vot'.-s for Inspectors shall not titu-nd on
the day ol uny election, then the person win thud have
received the second highest number of votes for Judge tt.e
next prccttln.3 eicclioii, snail net ns tin inpcctoi in his
place, uud iu case tlie person elected Judn sluill not attend
the Inspector who received the higher number of vtites,
fehitll itpjMunt a Judte in his piat e ; und u any vacnucy
uii all coiit.iiuu in the uonnt tor the sptue ui h;il;' uit lnur af
ter the tune lixed by l;.tv for the openinrr of the election,
alio qu iliht J volets iti tlie township, ward or no district,
lui whirn such oiiicers shall have been elected, present at
she place ol elections, snail one of tneir number to ull such
ic;oicy.
"It i.ull be the duty of said uAscswra rexpcctiwly to at
tend at Ilia place -f hojtiuig cVciy geiicial, special, it
township electKiii, ilurnig (lie wiiole tunc said trlcctiou is
kept open, for the purpose of giving iiii'onnutiou to the
IiiKlie't rj uud J utl whtiii called on, in relation t the
nht of uny person ankcRsed uy them to vote ut such cite
liun, vf such ttlier tuuttt'is in tcl ili"u to the uschsinciil ot
viiU in. ua ihc n;ud inspector or jndu or either of them
th'tii troiu tunc to tune require.
.o person snuii bo pci nutted to vote at any election as
ufurcituid, oiin r tl,un a white free unut ot twenty-one or
more, who siiull h:tvi resided in tiie state tit lea t one art
und in the election district where he oiFers to vote ut least
ten da)s immediately precttdine. tie divti mi, nnd wninu
two uars paid state u! county tax. v. inch shall have been
assessed at least ten days betcre the election, jtut a ciium
of the i utlcd tutfi who had picviously been a quaani d
voter ui thirf Kt.itc, uinl removed tVjrciroin uud tt.tun'. d,
uud siiull nave tstude-d iu the election httrict, nnd paui tax
as aloresmd, Hindi be till it led to vote tiller rt billing in tins
state MX moittiiS, Provided, T)i;.t tnc winte lieemvu, citl
ieiifc ol ll.e 1' uitcd Stales, Itetwet-n tne ue m twcu'v-t'iio
und tvvcaty-twt yeiM, and in Hie i let iii.p distnci ten days
nsi iiiorcrmul, .sttali Ijij entitled 1 u vi'u', uuuh lacy small
u ! have (wild 1 j. -h.
No per m iiad be perinPted to Vo'e whohc innne is n t
contained in tiie al ui laxaulc iuh ibitaut.ifiiinirjhcd hy lite
conuuisbioneis ut uioies;ml, un: s, I-'nsi : flu prutluccs
a receipt I t the payment, witnni two years, of n state or
county t.ix af-se-K'-ed iiyretabl) lo the o ltuuli-'u, ami Luie
sat 1 41 tic lory evitleiiee cither on his own ojith f.i uftmuu
tion, or mi thu outli or athiuiHtion of uiiollier, tJmt he has
j Mid slh h tax, or on failure to produce a receipt, biiuil make
uu oalh to tae payment thereof; or second, ii he claim a
rii;iit to vote ly ben an elector ktvviui tiieaut-Hnl
Iwenly-oiie und twenty-two years, be bhull depose on nuth
ttr uuiruiattoti, that he has rcided in the Mute ul L'Utt one
year next bet ore his upphttnui. and nultesuch pro f ol
icsidence im tiie diMiict us is required ty tins act ; and
that he does verily believe Irnn tiie uccouut given him
deal lie is of the iii ni'urcMod, and ftive such oliier evt
tanees us is ictpjired by tins act. wiiereupon the name of
tite pertkui so ununited to vote, shall be inserted in alpha
betical list hy the insectors, and a note made oppoMte
thereto by writing the word '"tax," if he ihail be penult
ed to vote by ivut-on of huvmt; paid tax, or ll-e word
l uge," if he siiuli he permitted to vote on account ef Ins
at-e, and iu either cae tue Iisum;ii of such vot-.n shall be
called out to (he clei k, who shall uiuke uotcs m Uie list of
Voters kept by them.
In uil cases where the unme of the person chirwinir to
vote is not foui.d mi the list lurnislicd by tiie Ctnmnouiit 'it
ers and Ai&eSo'r, or his riht to vote whether buul there
on or n l, is t'bjtctcd to b) any ijualihed citieu, the In
spector hi:all examine kucii p -i mi on oath ni to Ins tpiahfi
callous, ant) n he csaims U have iCMtled in tiie state one
ear or in ore, Ins outn snull be u piool liieieuf, but he shrill
prove by at hast oiid competent wiinesit, who sftal! be a
(ua;ilied e.ccUT, tuut he leaded Witliiu the dottucl ut leat
lea days next tnmiediuiely prceedini: the election, and soul
also ioniself s-.veur that Ins Uma tide rrsidice, iu pursu
inice of lawful cul'tug is v.iiain t!ie district, uud thai he
did not remove into a.J disuici fur the puivsc of voting
therein.
Kvety pesou qualified as aforesaid, nnd wno shall make
prtn l, if reipund, (' resident and payment i f taxes, as
mori'said, snail beailuntteil to vote in tnc lownsiiip, ward
ordistricl iu which lie shall reside.
il any pei son not .piahiicd to v He in this Commonwealth
ajj'eeub'iy to law, (except the sons of trpmlitietl citizens,
saallapp:ar at any j.lacc of eieetn-n for the purpose of is
S'lnitj tickets, or influencing citizens qualified to voje, de
shall, oil conviction, forfeil und pay any sum not exceed
ing one hundred d iiars for evciy one such utfence, uud
be imprisoned for nny term not exceeding thri iimui1is.
It snail tie the duty ol svciy mayor, hern), aldeimnn
jilhtit-e of the peace, uud cousiuble oi deputy crHistiible, of
eveiy cay, county, townohip ordiutru-t wohin thi coin
in mweahh, whenever called ujkhi by any ollieer of an
election, or hy uny three qunhhed electors thereof, io clear
any window or uveuue to uny window, to the place of
genet ul election, which shall be oistiucted in sucu a way
us to prevent voters tmm approehinir the sniuc, and on
neglect or refusal to do so on such reipiisnni, aaid urficn
shud be deemetl K'nlied of uuiHienieauor iu oltue anil on
conviction stud) he hi ml in any sum u t less than tine hun
dred nor more than one thoinctnil dollars ; and it shall be
the duty of the respective constable of each ward, district
or township, of tins conuuonwenih to be present iu person
tr by deputy, at (lie place ol holding nrli election in each
watd, district or township, for the purpose of preserving
the peace as aforesaid.
It shall Ins the duly of every peace olTicer, as ufotcsuid,
who shallbe present at nny such disturbance ut an elec
tion as described in thisaci, bi report tlie same to the
next cou it of quarter sessions, aud also the names of the
witnesses who can prove the same.
The Judges me to muke their returns for the county nf
NorthumtN-rutnd, at the Court House, in Sunburv, on i-'n
day, the pith day of October. A. D. 1-ttO.
i.iiven under mv hand.ul Sunbury, this fttk 4.iy of Octo
ber, A D. Io". and iu the &h year of the independence
of the tinted State
JAMES VANDYKE. bheiuT.
Sheriff's OrTiee, Sunbury,
tiel. I I, Ifoo. .
AN OT 11 lilt, AUU1YAL OF
a? J. Xu Hi GOODS,
At the Mammoth Store-
CONSISTING in part or l.adis' Fancy
Oress Gooiis, UeUines, Cballiee, Prints,
lUeached and Unbleached Muslins, Cotton,
Flannels, Shirting Stripes, Apron Checks, io.
We also havti a very nice assortment of
Notions, such as Serpentina Hruid, Crocbet
Hraid, Crochet Yarn, Teltiou Yarn, Ladies'
Hose, Ladies' ! loves. Ladies' Girdles, Shawl
Pins, Gum Hibboti, Gent's Gloves, Men's
J Hose, Woolen and Cottoo Stockings. A
lull assortment of both Cotton and
Sim VELVET BIDBONS,
Besides a great variety nf smaller articles.
Call and sen them, as we make oo charge fur
.bowing our good.irRiLiNG4oRANT
Sonhory. October 6. 1BC0.
C'JCATKEKS! CRACKERS, just received
and for aala by lb barrel or pound, at tba
Csmfecuooery store of M. O. GEARH AKT.
Pqatrjrs, Ortober 18, l0.
No. t2 NOVEMBER TBUM, I860.
William Hhlpmtn s. Abraham 8aris, Ens
outor of tb Issl will nui ink merit of Hsrruao
Hhiprasn. deceased, with notice to Bustn fhip
rosa, stiJosr ol Hid tleccesnl; Mary Paris,
daughter of ssid deoeaaed, end ber husband Abra
hambaxvisi ion Weiwr husband of I.Jfdis
Weiser, dcecawd, who was a daughter of asiJ
decoased and Juhn Weisrr and 1 homes Uentun
Weiser, eons of aaid Lydia Weiser, deovad.
and H illiam Hhipaian eon of aahl dwomwl , ail
heirs and lgal rcpreaontalivea of said liarnian
fchipraan, docesHej, terre-tonents.
NORTHUMDEIiLANU COUMV, M.
The Common wealth of rminsjlvania l tl;
SherifTof .Northumberland county, Ukkktiko i
Whereas, William Hliipman, plaintiff, laUil;
I.. 8. in our Court of Common 1'Uas for the
county aforesaid, before the Judges of the Mime
Court at Hunbury, to wit I 2'Jd dny of April, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eiqht hundred
and fifty-nine, by the judgment of the same
Court, did recover against Abraham Survis, ex
ecutoi of Iho last will and testament of Harmsn
Hhipman, deceased, as well aud certain dt U of
one hundred arid ninety-six dollars and riglit
cents, as also eight dollars and sixty eight cents,
costs, whereof the said defendant ia convicted,
Ac , as appears of record, Ac.
Yet the execution of the said judgment rc.
maineth lo be inado as on the information of tho
said piaintilf, we have been given to understand ;
Wlieielore the suid plainlilV besought ua to pro
vide for him a proper remedy ix this behalf, and
because wo are willing, 'list thoso things that in
our s.ime Court tie rt;M!y acted, should be
brought to do execution Va command you,
that justly and without dcliiy by good and lawful
men of yoer bailiwick, you make known t.) tl.t
euid defe'.idant, thnt he be and appear before our
JuJjzcs at hunbury, at nut Court of Common
l'leuH, tnere lo bo held the firs' Monday of No
vember next, to shew cause ifrny he has why
the said judgment should no' be revived post
annum I diem and to rouli.ue lien for live years
arid also .-by the said phiiilifj, execution aguinst
him, arcordini to tlie form and rrtect of tne re.
covery aforesaid, ought not to hrtre, and further
to do and receive all and whatever our said Court
shall consider in that behalf And have you then
and there this writ. Witness, Alexander Jor
dan, Ksquire, at Sunbury, tho twenty-ninth day
of August in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred nnd sixty.
1. I3ECKLEY, Prethonotary.
Prothohotary'sOliice, l
Sunbury, Oct. G, I860. (
EVANS & WATSONS
e'f Philadelphia Many fact" d
Salamaudcr Safes.
iY. 30-4 Chesnut Street,
rillLADKLPH! A.
pHKSB Safes nra now in use nil over the Tinted States,
L and 1ns ve hcui tested in luiiny Crcuj tlie f'ltluwmi;
sbuws aaoilier insLancc 01 limit ctipuliii ly iu rcsikitiiig tnc :
WlIMF.H'S ItHltKsH,
Ijincaster TowiiFhip, July 30. 1?B0.
Mfmrb. Evans iV Watson, Ucntlemcn : Tne amah
aize N'. 1 Snliinntidrr Safe which 1 iur rtasd from yur
u'fiit, Mr Ad:nn It. Uarr, in Luucuster City,o:i July VUih,
lr-, l)iii been sul jtjct' d to a very severe tcsr, wtnen it
withstood in u most S'ltislactory manner. This Sule, con
taming nil iny bunks, tujiither with valuiMe pipers bcliiit
iin;tu mself and s me 1j my nci-jtilwin mid iriends. and
rrprcHfiititig u Viilue of mer Twenty Tli'nisnnd DdUirs,
(-.hMH)) wm in my Mill, winch was destroyed on tba
mi! lit f the i!Tth o( Julv. nnd passed thruuuh the Gery
orilc;il unscathed, The Sale wus n the aeound Hr, mid
I'cllto the IxiSt iiient of the Mill, uud wus subjected lor six
Imhhb loan intense htut iiniong the ruins, which was i;r cully
inereiiRed be the comhustiun nf u Juice ouinititv of irtiiin
confined within the bnk wills. After the fire the
Wilt upenetl and the hMks und pners tukeit out in a st;ttn
id" periVct pres-rMtiun, the paper not even beinjr discolor
ed. This tct was, however, t many bystander, n better
recomiueiidttti-tn nf your SalcB than couid im expressed iu
any other word Irnin ine.
Yuura, respeeifully, 8AMVKI. RANCK.
Another Victory for Evans and Wat son9 s
Sulamander Safe.
Oawcno. N. Y.. Murch J7 160.
Gentlemen ft alTurds ine Hindi pleasure tu infunn you
trim the lale 5, (upright) which 1 purchased ! if
Stroud, vour truvebnc Hcciit, has nnstted lhruch on ex-
reediut'lv hut fire iu a three sruiv brick buildinir, whn-h
heated the Sufe t a white heat, thnt the eurueis of it
appear melted; but it preserved my books and vabmble
papers to the amount uf severul thoussud nollnis, lor which
I teel lltuuktul.
Yours, respectfully, J. N T'l.DRtDOE.
A In r ire nxrii!ieiit cf the above SA Ffs always
on Uu.l. at U'4 Clieanut fiLraet, (latc'l &oatU i'ourtii st.,
I'hiludtlpNiu.
Ociober 0, ly
"IlOCirvifATION.
jVOICK is hereby given thnt the several
Courts of Commoii Pleas, (ioncrul Quurtc-r
Sessions of the pracc, andOrphans' Court. Court
of Oyer nnd Terminer and General Jail Delivery,
in uud lor the county of Northumberland, lo
commence at the Court He use, in the borough ol
Sunbury, at 1(1 o'clock, A. M. on Monday, t!ie
fifth day of NOVKMUEKncxt, and will con
tinue TWO W KICKS.
Tlu coioner, Justice of the Peace and consta
bles in and for the county of Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there in their proper per
sons, with their rolls, records, inquisitions, and
other remembrances, to do those tilings to their
several offices appertaining to be done. And all
witnesses prosecuting in Mm!!' of the Common
wealth against any prisoner are ulso requested and
commanded to he then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute airainst him, as shall
be just and not to depart without leave at Iheir
peril. Jurors are requested to be punctual in their
attendance, ut the time appointed agreeable to
their notices
Given under my hand at Sunbury, the Sd day
of July in the year of our Lord one thous
and eigh hundred and siity and the Inde
pendence of the United btates of America the
eUlh.
God save the Commonwealth.
J4Mli-J VANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Cilice, )
Bunbury, Oct. 0, 1800.
EHtale of Ueorge Oei k, tlccftiNcd,
Gideon Dark, 1 In the Orphan's Court
vs. of Northumberland
Tha heirs of George f County, Aug. Term,
Uerk, dee'd. J 16G0.
Rule on the Imirs und lentil representatives
to accept or refuse to tuko the Keal Kstate of
decedeut ot tba valuation thereof made by an
Inquest, or show causo why tho suuie should
not be sold.
To the heirs and lepnl representatives of
George Derk, late of Cameron township, Nor
thumberland county, Pennsylvania, deceased,
to wil : rSumuel Uerk, residing iu the State of
Ohio ; Catharine Derk. intermarried with Ad
am Fees ; Klizabetb Derk, intermarried with
George KeiMeller; George Derk, Michael
Derk, Darnel Derk, John Derk, Gideon Deik,
Kenjamiu Derk, i'eter Derk, Man Derk, in
ti married with Kenjamin Weary; Medone
Derk, Christiauua Derk, intermarried with
I'lulip Graher; Solums Derk, intermarried
with Andrew K linger, all rssidino iu North
uuiborland couuty, and Leah Deik, iuterniar
ried with Solouiou Dolig, tesiditig ia Potter
county. 1b.
You and each of yoo are hereby notifltd,
that by virtue of the above llule nf Court, you
ore required to be aud appear at au Orphan's
Court lo bo held at Suubury, ia and lor the
county of Northuuiberland.cn the first Mon
day, of November n. xt (16CU), and then aud
there accept or refuse to lake the U"ul Kstate
of tbe said G.rj;e Derk. deceased, ul It val
uation thei-of made by an Inquest thereou
had. or show cause, if any you have, why lUe
said promises should not o sold according to
the Act f Assembly id sucb case made and
r,Vlri"d- JAM US VANDYKE. Sheriff.
Sheriff's O:bo, 1
(Joiilmry. Oct 6. ljO
1
" 13KELETON S1CIBT8-
T the Mainmotb Storo -ill b. found a
A very lrgu a.sort.nei.t of tikelaoo hkirti
from aeveo boops up to lh irty. ,
Oct. 6. 1B60. FBU.lNti 4 OBAN1.
O ! YE LOVERS OF hOUP I A freah
IJ
anppl, of Macron ran .
r iuiiis'
Suubury, June .
LAND V A K R A N T8. The higheat prit.
will bi ilwn tuA WarranU by tha cub
" H.BMAbPER.
CI.OAKl IXOTH.,..,M. B,.u
Broadcloth., Ve.rings, Ac. V "Mln
Boye' CaMimeree, good pattemV
8ainee and Unloo Caeaimeee,
Fancy Cassimerea, from T lo 1
r ine Ulack Oastfmorce and DrMmk
UI.ACK UROAUOLO
For Dress Coat, Frock Coal. OverX
Hey Overenaiiiigs, Ueaw, Pd '
.Ae.
LIGHT OLO AKIN Gi.
Foi Ladies' wear, of everv desirable hl
t Ina nuntil. ....I I.. ...... k.. .1. . I
N,B.-Tdor supplied at lowest f1
prirw. c,h
noOVEH i CON A V
H. E. corner Ninth and Mar,
Hepteruber 22, ISGO. I'hilado.
F
ALL CLOAKS IN PKEP4KA 770N
Some opening every day.
Slock will be complete.
Orders token and executed with despatch.
Children's and Misses' Shawl.
COOI'EK A. CONARD. v
8. E. corner Ninth and Msrkut, Philadelphia.
September 33. tHbO.
New Arrival of Clothing'.
pH E Urgen and beat Stock of FALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING ever brought lo
this place, arrived at the Mammoth Clothing
Ktore of SCH WF1TZEB, HEILBP.ONNEIt
dc CO.. in Maikct street, nearly opposite Wea
ver's Hotel.
Their Stock comprises of
F I INT 23 CLOTH COAT3,
Dress Coats,
O'er Coats,
Business Coats, ica.
VESTS OF ALL KINDS.
Cnder-Shirls, Drawers, etc.
hats isrr CAPS.
BOOTS AND SHOEfS, of the latest stylt
of every description and quality, cheaper than
ever.
Thsir assortment of gentlemen's furnishing
Clothing is the most complete t
Their variety and sty las most attractive.
And the prices defy all competition.
Call anu examine for yourselves.
bCWErrZEK,HMI.BKONNEK 4- CO.
Hunbury, Oct. 6, 18G0.
New Jtoot & Shoe Store.
market Street, Sunbury, Pa.
IY"M- M. APSLEY, late of Philadelphia, re
' pcctfully informs Ibe citizens uf Sunbury
and vicinity, that he has just received and opened
tor sale at Ins new store adjoining tlie l ost OhVe,
the largest and best stock of Boots and t-Uoes, Ac,
ever brought to this place, which he will sell at
the lowest prices. Having lumself worked at
the business, be has selected his stock with tho
greatest care, which consists, in part, as follows,
lo wit :
Mens' .Boots from S'- 25 to $G 00.
" Sboes from 87 J lo 2 XV
" Gaiters Irom I 60 Vt 400.
Womens' Gaiters from fiO to 2 DO.
" Nloroico shoes from 2J to 1 S7J.
" Leather shoes from 70 lo I B'i J
Misses Shoes ol different kinds from 40 to 1 9.
Boys' Boots from I i0 lo 3 00.
" Shoes from 62 i to I SO.
Children.' Shoes fioui XU to 1 1 2J, and alao
Trunks and Valises.
Kunbury, September 2J, 1SC0.
AUDITOR S NOTICE.
riHE undersiincd auJitor, appointed by tha
Ornhans' Court of A'orthumberland county,
to distribute the balances of t'.io money in tho
hands of Oiasha Newberry, Adminirtrutor uf
Albin Newberry deceased, and of Joseph Priest
Icy, trustee of said decedent, to and among the
parties legally entitled thereto will attend la
the duties of his said appointment at his office, in
the Borough of Northumberland, Northumber
land county, Pennsylvania, on Monday the 'J U
day of October next Igr.O. at 10 o'clock A. M.
DAVID TAGGART, AuJitgr.
September 9th, 1S60.
rURSl FURSI FURS I
LADIES' FANCY FUR EMPORIUM.
-Ij'Alir.IRA ft THOMSON, !. i'nj N.i. tis MhUot
JP street, ulmve Kieluh, S'inth side, Hliilu.lelphm.
We beg lenve to call Uie atlentKni i f trie liilirs In our
i:irceaiid vurieil atnek ul Ladles' unit Clnklreu's 1 .l.Ni.. Y
l'l KS. Iljeing lij'l git-iit cjtiieneiies, enJ ei.jt'jn.f
peculiut fseihties in Hie serti'in nl Fur, wn cij.ti'lr.iiiy
i ller nar new sunk In the inspection of the Indies, leeuuif
nssureil that Uiey will deciilc with u, in llsLtu.i; umi.-ulleij
for but ly und viiriely, cinsisttnu, as it does ol every
description nf American und Knroiieail Furs, illuiiufje'.ured
in the latest and most ftppruved 81!es. I'upi s. Tauims,
lel'ir.nes, Ct'Siks, .Mulfs unit Culi'i, elnliiucius; Sable,
Mink, slone Mitrtin, Ijeriimn Fiteit, Sil-einin S-juirrel,
French Snble, French Sijuirttl, Ailieneail Fiuli, and
Silver Muitio.
IST 'riianklal for tha very lilirrjl patroieifre heretofore
extended to us, we hope lo merit a continuance ot tha
same, by Isrnuhing a good nrni-le at the lowest Casa
li ices. F A li K 1 It A & Til OM SON,
No 8I M:irket Street, l'lulaJcl;,l,i.
N D Old Tars altered lu failnonable styles.
Octobers, IcCu. aimv
The Paris Mantilla Emporium.
NO. 70H CHKSNUT STBKKT, I'Hll.ArKI.PHIA.-.
Kstubltsiied in Ij5 for the exclusive dnipljy nnd sale
ol the latest novelties iu I'am, Loudon, and the' finer pro
ductions of home manufactured
CLOAKS Se MANTILLAS,
To which has beenudded a Fi ll DKI'Ali I'MF.N'T
which embraces the lareest asuoitinent of Fuis of all
.Nations, including Keul lfuhiuii S;ible. Fine Dark Hudson
Jluy Sable, ltuss'uii loid Anierieau Mink Sable, Koyal
Fninine, Chinclollu, Fine lars Siliertun Squirrel, Kq.,
imule up in the most f.i.lnounble stvli s for ladies Winter
Cohiutue. All lioods waininled One Fixed Frice from
which no ileviinioii enii be infide. Tl.e Faiis Muntilis,
Cl.ik and Fur rCiiinoriuiil, .No TC hesiult street, (almve
Seveutn. south si.le ) J. W. l'ltOCi'OK Jc CO.
October fith, l?-rio 'Im
J. PAIiTVIEK & CO.,
Market Street Wharf, Philud'a, Dealers
rixli, Cheese uud l'rovlflons
HAVK eonrtHiitly on hand an n.sortiiieut f Pried and
Fickied Fish, ,Vc.. vi -..Ma.-liertl, SiiaJ. Snlinmi,
lilue Fish, tlernnas, Oodb.li, lletl. Pork, Laid, SuouUiora,
lluiui. Sulcs. I'lieese. Beans, ltice, Jco.
Octobers, 1 tCO. im w
DR. A. W. FISCHER,
"kFFERS his professional services to tha eitl
reus of bunbury and vicinity.
OlVu-e at the Druij Store,
rjjnbury, June Ho, 18o0.
DRESS COATS
OF tlie best quality and latest style, just
received and for ebIh nt
SWUTZCR. ULlLHRONXERi CO.
SdiiUuiy, August II, ISCd.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
Tin tiiroiiitM or FASIIIOM
flHK undersigned respectfully informs the
L citiifr.s nf Sunlunjr "d vicinity, that he has
just returned from Philadelphia Willi a large slot,
of
CLOTHS,
Plain and Fancy Cassimerei. Vectings, &o.
which he will make up to order in Uie moat
fashionable) allo at a.nall pnnits, for cash or
country produe. You are solicited to enll anj
etaimiie hi stock before purchasing elsewhere,
il'vou wish lo gel the worth ol your inoiit-y.
'Thankful for pasi patronage, he hopes ly
strict siteuiun to business lo continue tha same.
JACdll O. ULCK.
Sunbury, Heptrmber il, INGJ.
ALFRSD D. BRICK'S
UNITED STATES AND EUROPEAN
IaA.T13XsfT OFFICE,
No. It 4 South Fourth btreel, I'hiUdelphia.
T B. C'onimunicationa by mail promptly
v attended to,
Hepl 'ii, IKC0 1)5
PHILADELPHIA.
Paper llanglus 51auuraclurcrf.
FALL TIIADB.)
HOWT.LI. k BOI'HKF. Iivn. removed lothaii New
btore. Corner Fouilh and Maikct strn-ls, are now
pieiaired u irKr Ui the trade a large aial e-cganl assort.
lucut of Wall 1'apcis,
liordera, FnsSoresua,
WiisJow Curiam Goods, 4 c, 4a,
all of tha Hewest and best dtsig. na. Mom ths luwast piicad
ariielc totha liueal tioid ami Velvet iletMi-Mliuiia
Purchaaera will do weU 'r visit the saiaUlisnmeni of
HOWFIX VOUsUK,
NECoc Fno.Ut aM Uasi WMaV tWelsASa
Oe.ar 4, 100 Snrw