YAMCY, TI1K FltlE EATBR, IN OHIO.
Mr. Yaocy epoke two hoofs. a,nd elicited
the closest attention of tbe crowded audience.
He eeeoied gradually to win the listeners to
his Side. The cheers became louder, longer
nun more nearly until lbs close, when be was
greeted with shouts of applause.
Two or three incidents occurred during his
speech worth rotating. Mentioning hemp as
one 01 me products 01 tne Soutb be Ban! they
iutenueu 10 Keep a good stock ol it ou band
"What for?" asked a Republican.
''To bang ytfu gentlemen who dome down
toouiu to steal onr slaves I"
1 he retort called for great cheering. At
another time he said
"Somo of your papers remarked to day that
tne larco ol disunion would be enacted upon
this stage to night. I love this Union. The
heroism of our common aifcestry. the bkiod
they shed in the cause of freedom, our mutual
prosperity, demands it. link if the Union is
to bo sustained by trampling upon the Con
stitution and oppressing my section because
it is weaker, then (folding his arms and stamp
ing his foot, while his eyes dashed fire.) am
a traitor, and you can make the most of it!"
This wag received with immense and pro
longed cheering, mrrfly rising up and whirling
their hats, and many of the Indies waving
their handkerchiefs. This accompanied by a
volley of hisses coming from all parts of tbe
house. Th orator stood immovable, with his
nrins folded, as tbe shoutors attempted, time
und ngain to drown the hisses. Finally,
order being restored, he, his urms still folded,
iu a soft tone, said :
"Eighty years ago, when young Freedom
wrrs compelled tohide in the caves aad secret
resorts (if the country, a noble spirit in the
Virginia House of iiurpeees, bravely lifted
his silvery voice in behalf of bis beloved mis
tress' liberty. As the patriotic words gushed
from his musical lips, the minions of power
were there and dared, like minions of power
here to night, his at tbe language of truth
and justice."
This produced another outburst of applause
which was prolonged for several minutes.
No more hissing was heard during the deliv
ery of the speech.
At one time much disposition was evinced
to question Mr. Yaucey, apparently to'hia
delight; but tbe few questions that reached
his our, were bo sharply answered that the
interrogators were quickly silenced. On the
whole, the hearers seomed to be much pleased.
A SOUTHERN VHStVOP LINCOLN'S ELEC
TION. There is a vast deal of nonsense exploded
nlioiit the Direct of -Lincolu's election. In the
first place, wo do not believe that Lincoln
Will bo the next President, aud if he should
bucouie IJucl'uuou's successor, we do Dot im
pqine that any irremediable barm wiH bo done,
lie has only a veto power, and cart do uothing
to injure the South in reference to auy of Cr
ln-culmr interests, till the Seuttto and Su
preme Court ore radically changed. If the
titutes south of us choose to convert this re
public into another Mexican Confederacy of
uiieeruble, factious, warring States, on ac
count of some fancied wrong which may or
moy not hereafter be imposed npoo ns, we
can only sny that such Stales will lose the
most sensible portion of their population.
Let every extreme Sonthern Statesocede
and sot up for herself; let her begin asystem
of taxation adequate to tho support of an
independent government, and the conserva
tive, las paying citizens will leave politicians
to manage the whirlwind, whose terrors they
have awakened, and will crowd into Tennes
see and the Middle States and their cities.
Should the secession of one or two South
ern States occur, if let alone by the Federal
Government for six months, such States will
secede" again, backwards into the 'Union.
Abe Lincoln need not use tho navy, or the
in my ; we could cot fight our brethren of the
.South, however unjustifiable the quarrel it)
which they may involve themselves; but there
is no need for aO army or navy to bring sece
ding Stutes to their senses'; we will bo en
riched while ttvoj will be irtVpov.erished by
nuch a movement, till ne'ceSsity would invoke
rewiii, iwd the iier.y politician fcbom ambi
tion has maddened would be dethroned, and
the Union wbnld soop again be perfected on
a more durable basis, if possible than that on
which imorf rests.
AllTIIMIAL I'KOPAOATION OV SALMtVlN.
The following description is given by the!
London Time? or tho prunes ot preparing
the Sulmen epuwi for tho hatchiug- boxes,
the writer having witnessed the operation on
the rivor Tay :
"Mr. llamsbottom, who hos experimented
sueceaslully for the Messrs. Ashworth on the
Louiih Corrib water in Irelaud, has tbe sole L
niUUay.euieut Ul mo yuuoo. ouiunmj
was a remarkably fine day for tbe.season, and
we were privileged iu being present at tbe
oporuliou of stripping the fish. When we
arrived, Mr. llaitisbotloin bad got about 10,
tnjfj ova la round tin cans, and be showed us
nn aval shaped tin box witb a lid, wbicb con
tained a small male fish swimming in water'
which, he said, was waiting for bis mute.
Presently tbe uet wus shot in tbe Tuy at the
mouth of tbe Almond, when two fine female
fish, ripe for spawning, from eightoen to
to twenty pounds in weight, along with a
email mule fish, were caught. Mr. ltaoisbol
torn, having taken the largest female in bis
left hand drew bis fingers hitnly down both
sides of tbe belly of the fish, when the ova
ilowod in aftreum into the tin box formerly
mentioned, in which there were a few inches
of water. The fisb was instantly returned to
the river, and after a short time sailed off as
if nothing bad happened to it.
After the ova bad been washed by water
beiug poured on and off, core beiug taken
never to allow it to ba exposed to the air,
the mule tiidi was brought, which all thjs lime
hud been iu the river uuder a fold of the net,
and manipulated in the same manner as ihe
femule, only a small portion of the milt being
On the milt being shed, a'elight
chuoge was seen to take place iu the color dfj
tbe OVa, WUICn oecaum puitir. i but
again poured on and off, when the operation
was complete. The ova was then poured
into round tin cases, and carried to tbe ponds.
When wa left tha river side npwurd of 400,
0U0 ova, in a fine condition, bad been obtain
ed We obsesved tbat a few of the ova, after
impregnation, turned white, instead or being
clmon color. Mr. ltatnsbottom said
. k barren ova. In ttrb month of
March tbe fry will have turs D8r shellsi
when we hope to report further.,
TVf.Y(iHii Lawyer om tbb Punch
m. T W. Gerard, kuowo 88 "Adonis of
i. ' Ki'i-'vnrk Har." was lately at tbe'Teoep
lion of Ward School No. 10, in Wooitoi
atreet, and at tbe request of the I ifteeutb
Ward School officers, made a fe tPiki.
le alluded to the visit ol the Prince- of Waies
aud in tbe course of bis allusioa, spoke about
the'ease with which crowds were collected in
.uu ...nir. It was not so in Europe, and
Mr. Gerard said he doubted whether the
i..; r tv&lni had ever seen socb a crowd
before as tba one which welcomed bim here,
even upon the occasion oftht coronation o hu
royal motktr. M r. Gerard also express u
' . j - i)Aa 1 3 ft v mm A nt. and
E that he had remarked to the Duke of
Newcastle that be wished we had a King to
- f hnik fni A ltOVai
rule over tbis country, t un "Vm7
- non i much better, and Air.
" 1 uh him. M , .tWard then
uaid very blgb compliment to woman, who
U thought was fully enUled to the prmlege
. . . ...i.i r.i-t ha would like to .see H
01 III uil -
cobtiued to tbeaa.
A Stkkl Locoxotiv.-A locomotive bas
been bo.H io Koglaod of puddled etetl
LiNcot.x nn Sni'THKRN Statesmen. The
Boston Courier makes the following refund
able statements : "Letters have, to our
certain knowledge, been quite lately address
ed by persous in the full possession of Mr.
Lincoln's confidence, to leading statesmen
of the South. We are able to name the
writers of some of these letters, and the in
dividuals to whom they have been address
ed. In some instances, these letters have
been conGned to an emphatic assertion .of the
conservative character of Mr. Lincoln's ad
ministration, in general terms, lie will Dot
recommend a repeal of the fugitive Blave law
Dor the abolition of slavery in the District of
Columbia, nor a prohibition of the slave trade
between the States and his opposition to
the admission of Dew slave States will Dot
extend to those carved out of territory
south of tbe 30 degree of latitude. To some
persons who, it bas been thought, might
be approached confidentially, indirect over
tures nave been made to tbe eilect tbat Mr.
Lincoln would by do means confine himself,
as fur as tbe South is concerned, to his own
party, but wonld be willing to place dis
tinguished southern statesmen of the Union
party in bis cabinet. We have beard the
names of five distinguished statesmen four
of them members of tbe cabinets of Messrs
lyler and Filmore that have been ap
proacbed in this way. These letters, of
course, have cot beeD written by Mr. Lin
coin himself. ''Honest old Abe" is to shrewd
to be caught' in that trap; but they have
Deen writton with bis knowledge and appro'
vul.
A Lovr Missivk. One PhilaBder Tierce,
a colored resident of Georgia, lived unhappily
with his wife, and she came alone to Chicago
where she has received several sharp letters
from bim. On Tuesday afternoon, tbe clerks
in the Post-office at the city named, were
thrown into consternatiou by a series of ago
nized screunis, evidently coining from a wo
muu, Ilusteuing to tbe spot whence tbe noise
proceeded, they found Mrs. Pierce speech
iosj with terror, but able to point significant-.
ly to a green adder, then crossing the lioor,
ood seekiug the oir of perfect freedom. Some'
of the men lied, but enough remained firm to
capture tho serpent, which was tukuu to the
City Marshal's office. There esplanatfbus
ensneu. It seems that the womau bad found
ttn'u pustboard box aud a letter at tbe
office, and had hastened to open tbe former,
not doubting tbat it waB a gauge of returning
affection. She was surprised to hear from
witbin it a slight hiss, and was quite trans
fixed with horror, wheu from the uncovered
prison shot the ugly green head of the
snake. Jost then sne dropped tbe box -and
the screams came in. The letter accompany
ing this infernal machine wua hideously sar
castic, but not otherwise entertaining.
Uakihai.di as a Cook. On the march up
from KeL'nio, Garribuldi nnd bis stall' bad
contrived after many hours fasting, to pro
cure a large joint of beef, this tbey pro
ceeded t.o roust, the Dictator hinisoll under
taking to turn an extemporary spit, (a ram
rod,) while tho others prepared tho rest of
the din hit. One stall olbcer in spurs, and
weariug a heavy cuvulry sword, wus mildly
cutting up tomatoes aud onions, while a
priest, ot goodly presence, was mixiog some
thing in a tin polO suddenly the holy man
looked np from his labor of love and saw
tbe meat burniug, while Garibaldi, in deep
thought, was walking some distance off.
Some aid du camp was appointed to the spit
but tho mischief wus done, and when the
revereud father had "blessed tho meat," he
turned to the Dictator, and said sternly.
"General, the man who deserts his post in
war time " "Should be shot," interrupted
tho self convicted Dictator. Letter in Daily
Tclcgrajih.
AllDEI. KaDKR KftCF.IVBS TUB AMERICAN
Phesknt. Oar Deyruut correspondent writos
says the Boston Traveller, that the arrival of
tbe beautiful case of beavily Silver mounted
Coil's revolvers, with a box containing over
two thousnbd cartridges, from the President
of the United States, as a present to Abd-el-Kader,
created some sensation there. It was
on exhibition fgr several days at tbe United
States Consulate, aud the pistqls were great
ly admired. Tbe present is worth about
1,000, and was accompunied by a compli
mentary letter to tbe Algeriuo Chief. Tbe
old hero was much a flue ted upon the reception
of this unexpected appreciation of his humane
efforiB by the government of the United
Slates.
SrinbROK a Southerner from Fear of a
Slave lKsi'Rn'TioN.'-Tlie Louisville (S. 0 )
lleruld states thut lust week a citizen, in tbe
upper part of that district, Isham S. Boll,
committed suicide by blowing out his brains
witb a shot gun. It seems tbat be bad been
much harassed in iniud witb tbe fear of an
insurrection for some time, uud had lain witb
n;s arms beside bim the r.iVht hefura his
death.
lilondin has offered to carry any clergyman
on bis bacu across his rope, wbicb is stretch
ed two hundred feet above the ground at
Jones' Wood in New York. We hear that
there are severul parishes which would be
willing to contribute a miuister for the expe
riment ol course, merely U lest lilondin s
powers
New Advertisements.
THE VERY LATEST ARRIVAL
of
MILLINERY GOODS,
at the
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY ESTAB
LISHMENT OF
.nil us jo.sF.rnixE shot.
IS8 SHAW has just returned from the
rity Willi tho latest INcw lork and I bila
dclptiia style, comprising
or every style, pattern, fashion, material and
price.
MILLINERY GOODS,
HiUions, Feithcrs, Flowers, Silks, Collars, Edg
iugs, Caps, Notions, etc., etc.
The handsomest, the moat fashionable, ever
brought to Suobury. Call and tee her Fun.
All the new and tasteful styles of the season,
with every variety of Trimmings, will be sold
cheaper than ever.
Orders iyr articles not on hand, will be sun-
plitd from the city, at the earliest possible
moment. MISS J. SHAW.
Bunbury, October 97, 1800 4t
"WINTER GOODS.
FOR MEN'S WEAR.
Black and Blue Hair Cloth,
Ueaver Overcoating,
Ulaok Doeskins,
New Style Cassimercs,
All Wool Tweeds,
. Heavy Kentucky Jeans,
Real Good Cassinetts,
bi)i Mixed Coatings,
Huper Velvet Cords,
Black Grenadine Vsst'tnur.
Black Satin Yesling.
f ancy hhk velvet vesttngs,
Plain Silk Velvet Vesting.
Nice Casaimera Vestings,
In fact all kinds of goods for Men's and Boys'
wear, can be found at tbe People' On Price
Store of E. Y. .Bright & Son, who have just
received by Kailroad splendid stock of all kjjds
of goods, suitable for cdN weather.
Please call rnd be convinced.
B. Y. BKIGHT & SON.
Sunhury, October 87, 1860.
CHEMN UTS WANTED, tor which tha high,
est market paice will I paid, by
v 'vtiMiAnr.
6unbury, Oclohi i i.i, . uV
FRESH WINTER GOODS!
THE NEWEST STYLES I
and a
::aitdsoie variety
at
luCTW PRICES 1
Just received by
At tbe People's
ONE PIUCE STORE,
OF
E. V. BRIGHT & SON)
OUR STOCK
is very large, and our
Handsome Assortment,
presents
IURE ATTIIACTIOXS,
and
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS
to purchasers.
We are in the receipt of New Goods weekly,
thus offer in? to the public all novelties in Dress
ttonds. Please rail and examine.
E. Y. BRIGHT & SON.
Sunhury, October 22, IStiO.
New Goods for the Ladies
JUST RECEIVED AT
BRIGHT Sc SON'S I
Plain, all Wool Delaines, Neat figured Delaines,
Handsome t-nsh mores, Jllh Colored De
laines, 8triped Dusters, Nice Silk Pop
lins, Mixed Mehair Dusters, Plain
French Merinos, Printed
French Merinos, Persian
Twill, Brorado No-
venu. Plain Co
hurgs, Dark mixed
Dchegc, Hnnds'e Illnck
Silks, New Stylo Dark Prints,
Gloves of all Kinds, Hosiory of all
Kinds, New Style Nubias, Opera Caps,
Chenille Semi", Mohair Head Dresses,
Needle Worked Collars, Ac, &e, &c.
But it is useless to attempt enumeration the
great Taricty of O'oods we have now in store,
suitable for Ladies' wear. We invite an inflec
tion of our store. E. Y. B KIUHT &. SON.
Sunhury. October 27. lHf.U.
T.-'Kil'RKl) WOOl, PKI.A INKS.
-F Auction loli from 3S to7.1cnts.
Jhil'lrvii' i'lniils unci lleliliues IHJ toSOcts.
1 .npin'B finest French MerinofM from suction
Three very choice ntsatMI,H7 and 04 til. ,
I'taiii oil wool Caahiucres from auction, chsp at S5 and
6.5 emits.
Fiirureil Chiniz colors, CnKhmercs,, IIP, 60 aatl t5() cut.
l'ltntl, fllripcil ami fu'd Valencia!, 23 to 40 els.
FlgM and striped Krtmch I'oplins.
lll.ACK DRKSS GOODS.
Auction lot? Muck French Meriiiuca, 6J to SIOU.
Auction lotflhhtck Wonl Delaines .In to 50 CIS.
Suhhmf riinhty I J yards wide at SI SS.
Jti'Ml&f vent ulucK Wool Delaines ill town,
illnck Auielinus uud lig'il AlpneaH.
S. E. cor. NINTH and MAKKKT streets.
October 37, lBO. Plnludilphia.
FALL AND Wl.NTI.R CI.OAKX,
Of ull the new it vies, Keud7 Madf ,or Made to order
An eleirnnt Rt'K'1,8 uf Clotlia from wlncli to select .
Fitcli work ul popular prices, and ullgarmenls guaran
teed to fit and please.
Oenteel, well inudu Cloaks at mmlernto prices for first
clyrts people.
Cloths, of just tha right kinds Tor Ladies, Misses and
Hoy's waur.
COOI'ER & CONRAD,
NINTH and MA It KET Streets.
flctoh S7,J90. Philadelphia.
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in the sale of some of the best and must ele
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Our publications are of the most interesting
character, adapted to the wants of the Partner,
Mechanic and Merchant; they aro published in
the best style and bo'jnd in the most substantial
manner, and are worthy a place in the Library
of every Household in the land.
I o men of enterprise and industrious habits
this husiness oilers an opportunity for profitable
employ meut seldom to bo met with.
i ersons desiring to act as agents will receive
promptly by mail full particulars, terms, Ac, by
addressing
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October 27, 18(10.
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OcUiber 47, ItSO.
NEXT COURT.
HK Jurors for the first week, need not at
tend until Wednesday morning. The civil
list will not he taken up until the 2d Monday of
the term. 1 he first 20 causes on the list, will be
for trial. By order of the President J mine.
DANIEL BECKLLY, Proth'y.
Sunhury, Oct. 19, 1860.
NOTICE.
IS hereby given to the different Tax Collectors
of Northumberland county, that unless the
duplicates previous to the year lr'GO, are settled
by tbe November Court next, tbeir bonds will be
placed in tho hands of tbe Attorney of the Coun
ly for immediate collection. The funds of the
eounty are in such condition, that no longer in
dulgence can be granted.
JOSEPH EVER ITT,
PHILIP CLAKK,
Commissioners Oflire, t Commissioners.
Sunhury, Oct. 20, 1660. J
Admiiiistmtbr's Notice.
WTOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad'
i ministration having been grunted to the
subscriber, un the estate of Michael Knapp, lata
ol Trevorton, Zerbe township, Northumberland
county, deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment,
aim those hiving claims to present them for set
tlement WM. V. SILVEUWOOD. Administrator.
LowerAugusta twp., Oct. 20, I860. fit
Dissolution of Partnership.
TOTICE is hereby given that the lata part-
ncrsbip eiisting between (J. W. Arbogaat &
Biibb, in Georgetown. Northumberland county,
was dissolved by mutual consent, on the 22d
inst. The honk of the late firm will remain in
the hands of U. V. Arbogast, fur collection and
settlement, and all person indebted or having
claims, will call on him for settlement.
G. W. ARBOGAST &, BUBB.
Georgetown. Oct. 27,. 1860 it
Office of the Clerk of the Orphans' Court of
Northumberland County:
TV OTICE is hereby given that appraisements
' of real and personal property have been
made to tbe widows, respectively, of the follow,
ing named decedents, agreeably to tbe Act of
Assembly in such case made and provided :
1 Bingaman Jacob, late of Lower Mahonoy
township, deceased.
3. Uunkleberger Hiram, deceased.
3 Kreilicb Jacob, lata of Upper Augusta twp.,
deceased.
4 Keyaer Samuel, late of Chillisquaque town
ship, deceased.
6i)oak James, Ute of Delaware township,
deceased.
6 Riddle Gharlc V., late of Ihe borough of
mcr.wensvuie.
7 Kitter 1 homa V., lal of the borough of
a uiuut.iiie, ueceaaeu,
8 Shankweiler Andrew.
And that th same will b presented to the
Orphsji Coflrt for approval on TmJu. tha
13lh dsy of Novmbr next, unle. eiceplious
ims-v. v uicu wiuri inn aiy,
i.B. MASisER. CBt, O. C.
u.. -y, M. 17iU lafiO.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of tplurius writ of Levari Facias
issued out or the Court of Commou
Pleas of Northumberland county, to me
directed, will be exposed to public sale at
the Court House in tbe Borough of Sunhury
Northumberland county Pennsylvania, on
Monday the 6th day of November Dftxt 1660
at one o'clock P. M., the following discribed
real property to wit:
All that certain tract of Land, situate in the
Borengh of SUNBUTtY, of Northumberland
county and state of Pennsylvania, bounded as
follows : Beginning At a post on the south side
oflHo Centre Turnpike; thnoe'e running south
two end a half degrees east sixty-three perch
es and two-tenths to 8 post; thence south four
teen degrees west thirty-four perches to n
post : thence south ninety one degrees, three
fourths west thirty six perches and three
toutbs to a post; thence south thirty-one de
grees, three quarters west twenty-one perches
and four-tenths to a post ; south eighty-three
dogrees three quarters, west lil'ly-seven perch
es and three tenths to tbe Gut; thence in a
northwardly directiou along tbe eastern side
of said Gut to the Centre Turnpike to a post ;
thence south sixty-five and a half degrees, east
forty porches nnd eiuht-tentbs to the pluce
of beginning, couteiuing thirty-eight Acres
and one hundred and tweuiy-six pcrcbe
strict measure.
Also, all tbat certain part of an out-lot, situ
ate in tbe borough of Suutiury and marked in
tho general plan of said borough number eight,
beginning at a post at the north east end ol an
alley, which intersects Cranberrt street at the
end of Pawn street : thence norm sixty-five
degrees west twenty-live porcbos to a post,
at the corner of out lot number five : thence
south twenty four aud a half degrees west
eighteen perches and three tenths to a post,
south sixty-live degrees nnd a half east
twenty-live perches to a post on the west side
of said alley ; thence along said alley north
twenty-four aod a half degrees east, eighteen
perches end three tenths to tbe pluco of
beginning, containing two acres and one hun
dred and thirty seven and a half perches
strict measure.
Also, nil tbat certain piece of land, situate
in tbe uorougu ot fuubury, bounded and
described as follows : bogiuiimg ot tha south
west corner of out lot number two ; thence
south eighteen and three quarter degrees,
west eighteen porches and one tenth to a
poBt, being tbe corner of tbe luuco as it now
stunds in an out lot number one ; tbence
along said fence and frout lot number one
and tbo adjoining out lot south sixty five
degrees east lorty six perches and eight
tenths to a post in tho alley : thence ty tne
alley north twenty 6vo degrees east eighteen
perches to tbe out lot number three; thence
by said out lot and out lot number two south
sixty five decrees west forty eight perches
1 and seven tenths to tho pluce of beginning,
I nr.. - i
coillniuing live acres uny uiuo udiulcs uuu a
half perches fetnet measurn.
Also, all that certaiu lot ol ground, situate
in the borougb of Sunbury, aforesaid, number
live bounded aud described as follows : be
ginning ut a post north sido of Cruuberry
street ; thence by out lot number eight north
twenty lour aud three iourlu degrees cast
thirty live perches and eight teulh to u post ;
thence by out lot number six north sixty live
and one fourth degrees weal twenty four
perches and one tfiDtli to a post ; thence by
an alley south twenty four aud three fourth
degrees west thirty five perches and eight
tenths to a post ; thence by Cranberry street
aforesaid, south sixty live and one fourth
degrees past twenty four parches ond eight
tenths to a post nnd place 01 beuiuini!, con
taining Irve acres and Sixty porches and eight
tenths strict measure, all ol which is cleared.
Also, tho Suubury Canal, incorporated by
an Ac of the Legislature of Pennsylvania,
und the several supplements to the suid Act,
and ull the Capital Stock iu said Company,
being four buudrcd shares, together witb tbe
appurtenances.
.Seized, tukon in execution and to be sold
as tbo property of David Longoecker, Thus.
Uauingardner, William 1j. llellenstein, r run-
cis W. Hughes and Charles W. Ilegius and
terretenauls.
DAVID WALDUOX, SheiilT.
Shcriil"s Office Sunhury, )
Oct. 20, I860. )
IjrYiiaIm'Ijourt sale
op
Valuable Real Estate !
IN pursuance of an ordor of tho Orphan's
Court of Northumberland couuty, will be ex
posed to public Bale, at the Court Uou6e, iu
tho borough of Sunbury, on Saturday, tbo 3d
day of November next, a certaiu tract of laud
situato tn tho township ot Upper Augusta,
Northumberland county, adjoining land of
Michael Shipe on the nortu, luiid of John
Parnsworth on the east, Shamokin creek ond
land of John W. Pryliug on tha south, Bnd
land of Joseph Cuss ou the west, containing
83 acres, more or less, about "0 acres of wbicb
are cleared ond iu a high state of cultivation,
whereon are erected a two story log dwelling
house, wealherboarded, a large bank barn, a
two story frame tenaut house, with cellar aud
ico house under it, and other outbuildings;
also, a good well of water, a good orchard, .ve.
A lso, a certain other messuage and tract of
land situate in said township of Upper Au
gusta, adjoining Sbamskin creek and land of
Joseph diss ou the north, otber land ol sam
intestate and Joseph Savidge on the east, land
of John W. Peale aod Samuel V. Sickle on
the south, and land of Philip Survey on the
west, containing 'J J acres, more or less about
CO acres of which are cleared and in a good
state of cultivation whereon are erected a
large two story log dwolling bouse, rough cast,
a large bank barn, wagon shed, and numerous
otber outbuildings, a good, never failing spring
of water, a good peach and apple orchard. Ax.
The Shamokin Valley Kailroad passes thro'
both of tbe above mentioned farms, about '.'J
miles east of Suubury.
Also, another cerium messuage and piece of
land, situate iu said town of Upper Augusta,
adjoining Shamokin creek and luud of Joseph
Gags on tbe nortb, and adjoining tba other
land of the suid Silas Wolverton, deceased,
last above tueutioued and described on tbe
east, south and west, containing three and a
half acres, more or less, all ol which is clear
ed and in a good Btate of cultivation, whereon
are erected a one and a ball story log house, a
frame stable, a good spring ol water, Ac.
Also, a certaiu other oiensuage and piece ot
land, situate in said township of Upper Au
gusta, adjoiuing Shamokin creek and land of
the estate of said intestate on tbo oorlb, land
of John W. Pryliug on tbe east, land of Jos.
Savidge on the south, and otbei land of said
intestate oo tbe west ; all of wbicb is cleared
and iu a good Btate of cultivation, and con
taining six acres, more or less. Late the es
tate of Silas Wolverton, deceased.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. of
said day, when the terms and conditions of
tale will be made known by
WILLIAM utt.r.u,
Administrator.
Bv ordor of the Court. )
J. It. Masshr, Clerk, O. C. V
Sunbury, Oct. 0, I860. )
SHAMOKIN VALLEY P0TTEKY.
npHE subscriber respeellully inform me putnic
J- that he is now manufacturing at bis Pottery,
4 mile east of ISunbury, all kind of Earthen
Ware, made out of
Red Cement Clay.
This clay produces the test and most desirable
kind of ware, equal, in niany respects, to tone
ware, and i Us liable to crack by sudden heat
aud cold. .
The (ubsorilier refer to Friling &, Grant,
Sunbury. Address,
JOSEPH SAVIDOE.
Oct. 13, 160. ly Suubury, Pa.
BK1TTAN1A KIOPPEKtstor
JL bar bottle far al by
...
Cieneral IOIci lion
PUOCLAMATION.
1UltHIIANT to an oct f the Ooncral Assembly of the
CiHimi'iliwuillh ul Pniiiaylrsiim, enlitlnl "An nit
relating I,, the elueliim nf tins Culinnnnwcullli," sppr""
Ilia , mil diiy of JulvV Anno D.iminn, i"i IIi"IIiih1
eirjlit lnmclrcil nnd thirty-nine, I, JAMK9 VAMlVM',,
llhth t!ietiirf tlio county of N,irllniinlierlniiil, 1'ennr.yl
vtinm, rlo hereby niaka known and pivc notiec to tlis deb
tors of the county nl'iiresniil, tlmt a general tleetlon Vv ill
bft hold in srtid eonnly of N'Tthumbfliluml tin the KIHIST
TUK!HAV, flih of NOVKMHHit, IHW, ot which lime
they will voto by ballot fr Ihe several ellicen named, viz :
TWKNTY-SKVKN N:!tSON9 AS KI.KCTOII9 FOIl
PR KflUENT AND VICE l'KKSIDKNT OP TIlliSE
L Nli'l'.D STATUS.
alo hereby maks known and plve notlcs tint tba
places of holding the aforesaid i-mcritl election in lh 'v
ernl bornairhi and lownfhips within the comity ol" Nor
thninbcrliiiid arc as folloWM :
Tho Snnlmrv District, composed f the boroopli ol
Sunbtiry, uud Upper Angusiu, at the Oouuly Cunrt
House.
The Angnsln District, composed of tha township ol
Lower Aiiiisia, at the liunse ol I'eler iJunkelbsiger, in
siiid township.
The Norlhnniberliiiid PUtriet, corn)oscd of lbs boronih
f Nortliumhfilnnd, hi Ihe house ol C. X. llroWH, of the
borough of Northumberland.
The Point District, nl the liouss of Henry Hnus, in tht)
boronirh of Norlliiimberliind.
The Milton District, ul the house of Mrs. Sticker in said
buroueh.
Tbo'Tnrbtit District, at tbs house occupied by Abrnhanl
K iKsinger.
The Delaware District, at the Biitking fipriHg Heboid
House.
The Cliilisu:uue District at the lenise of H. RilHe.
Tlio Turbulville District, ut the housu of llnuni Itey
nolds, iu the horouuhoi Turbutville.
The Lewis District, nt Ihe bonne occupied by Hiram
He) uoltls, in Ihe horoih til Turbulville.
The Mhmuokln Distnel, at the house of John Ncsbit.
Tim Upper Mahonoy District, ot the houfee ot J. II.
Adiiiu.
Tbe l.ittlu Mahonoy District, ut tbo house of widow 1-'.
linker.
Thu Lower Muliuuoy District, nl tho houe of A. Kode
anncl. The Rush District, nt Ihe Liberty Pole Heh-vd House.
The Jackson District, ul Ibu housu ueeupieU by J.liulcil
Senile
The Coat District, nt tbo bouse of "William M. "Weaver,
iu tlio town of rileiiuokiii.
The 'crhe District nt the house of Win. l'oulds, in
Trrvort-'U.
The Cameron District, nt tbo house of J.ie ,1, Wnyner
The Jordan District ut the house now or laic of iicuja
mm l.eilzel.
The .Mount Ciumel District nt Lhe public houcof Abra
ham I,' rcli.
Tlio Washington Dtstrictnt the house of Godfrey B. Uc
bevk. The MT.wensville District, ut tho brick cleiil Housu
near the German Chuiiii.
The election to oicn between the hours of 6 and 10
o'clock in tile ton-noun, uud siiuil continue, without litter
rupfion or nt"in iiuiciit until 7 w'eloek in the eveuini- !
When Ihe polls shall be etose. j
Tho several Inspectors and Judges elected on the 3,1
Friday ol .Maieb, l-.',!l. Ill pursuance of the ;Jd Section of I
llie act of Ihe .,! of July, will hold the election on j
I il,-s,luy tile bill nay ol November next.
" That every pers Ml except u Justice of tho Peace who
cliall hold any i itieu or appointment of profit and li usj un
iter Hie yovei lUiiLlit of the United States, or of this Slate,
or ol any city or incortKiiated ilistrii t, whether n commis
sioned orhcer or tigcur, who ahull be employed under trie
legislative, executive or judiciary department of this
Stale, or the I iiiled S'ates, or of any city or lncolMratrd
disti icl uud also that rveiy incmlw r of t'ongiess ami of
lhe Stale l.egisl.ituie. and ,u the select and common coun
cil of liny city, or commissioner ol uuy incorporated Dis
trict, is by law, iucnalle of li,.,lmir or CAcrctsing Ihe
ottieeor uppoililinellt id' Judge. Inspector or Clerk, of uny
election of tins eommouweiilih. ami that no Inspector,
Judges or anyollier oibeei of such election, shall be eligi
ble to any oMico tone men voteii o,.
And Hie said Aet of Assembly, entitled uau net relating;
to the ehvlions of llits Commonwealth," pussed July the
2nd, l:l', inrther provides as tollows, to wit :
'That the Inspectors uud .Indues chosen as aforesaid,
filial! meet nt lhe respective pieces lor holding the election
iu the district to which they respectfully heloitg before
nine o clock in the morning ol the second I uesilay ol I Ic-
t in c:i,-!i ti, ,i1 every year, uud each ol said inspectors
shall appoint one clerk, who shall be a qualilicd voler of
such district., .
SKcnoN 'J. That nav fraud committed by uny person
Voting in Ihe manner above prescribed, shall be paniMicI
us similar Hands are diieeted to be punished by tiiu exist
lug laws ol Hos Commonwealth.
"In case the pers n who shall have received lee secoad
biehesi number of votes lor Inspectors shall not attend on
the day ot any election, then the person who shall have
received the second highest number ,, votes for Judge the
next preceding election shall net ns nn iuspectoi in bis
place, mid iu case the person elected Judge shall lint attend
the Inspector w ho received lhe litghcsl number of votes.
uhiiil uppouit a Jlnte in Displace; alien anv vu, ancy
shall com i nne in t lie b oariblor lhe space of hall" an hour ni
ter the. 1 1 1 itc- lixed by law for Ihe opening of the election,
she iinallfted V"teis ol lhe township, ward or no district,
for which saeh ollieers shall have been elected, present at
she place of elections, snail one of their Number to lill such
vacancy.
'It shall be tbe dutv of said assessors respectively to at
tend nt tin, place of holding every general, special, or
township eleettoieduiittg Ihe while tune said election is
kept open, for Die purpose of giving information to the
Inspectors uud Juduc, whmi culled ou. In relation to ihe
light of nuy person assessed by thenl to vote nt such elec
tion, or such other mutters in relation to lhe assessmeul ol
voters, ua the said inspector or judge or either of thciii
shall iroin tune to tune require.
".No person snull be permitted to vote at tiny election as
aforesaid, other lhaiiawhite free man ot twenty-one or
more, V ttv shall have retailed ill the slate at lea t one eai,
uud in the election district where he oilers to vole nl h-asl
leu days immediately preceding the cleeiiop, and within
two years paid slate ot county tax. w lueli shall have been
assess--,! at least lendays before the elect i n, Hut a eitlen
of tl.e United Slntcs whu had previously been n qualified
voter of tins state, uud removed thcrel'i'oiii and resinned,
and shall have resided iu the election district, anil paid lax
ns aloressul. sliull lie entitled to vote ulter residing in this
state six months, Provided, That the white licciucn. citi
Zens of the l ulled States, between the age ol twenly-oiie
nnd twenty-two yeiirs, and i:i the elect loe district ten days
as aforesaid, shall be entitled to a vole, although Ihey hull
noi have pud taxca.
No person sliull be permitted to vote whose name is not
contained iu the list ol taxable inhabitants furnished by the
commissioners its ulotcsaut, unless. Uust : He produces
a receipt for the pa uieiil.vilhiu two years, of n slate or
county tax assessed agreeatily to the constitution, and gavo
Katisl'ue wi y evidence either on bis own oalh or nliirmu
ttoa, or on the oath or utlinuation of another, that be has
paid such tax, or on fniltuc to prisliiec u reeeipl, shall make
un outh to lhe iiayinenl thereof; or second, if be claim a
neht to voto bv bcilnr an elector bet ween I he ages of
iweiily-oiie and twenty-two ycurs, be sliull depose on oath
or ulliruiatlon, lliat he Iris resided lu lhe State at least one
yein.next Itelore his iippheation, und make such proof of
residence lu the district us is reiuired by this uet ; nu.t
that he dvs verily believe from tho account given hint
dent be is of the age aforesaid, and give such other e'.'i
tlinces us is icquired by tins uel. whereupon the nniue of
the person so admitted to vote, shall be inserted iu alpha
betical list bv the inspectors, und u note made opposite
thereto by writing lhe Word "lax," if lie ihall lie peinnl
ed to vole by reacou id" having paid tux, or the word
I'age," if ho 'shall be permitted to vote ou uceount ef Ins
age, uud in either ease the leasoimf such votes shall he
culled nut to the clerk, who shall make notes iu tlio list of
voters kept by Ihtin.
lu all cases where the name of the person claiming (o
Vole li not found ou the list furnished by the ConunlsMou
ersund Assessor, or Ins right to vole w hether found there
on or not, is objected to by uny quulilicd citizen, the In
spector shall examine such peiou on oath ns to his qualm-
cations, .11111 11 lie ciuiium io uae iwiuni iiiim-,i.iiv,mt
year or iu re. Ins oalh shall be a proof thereof, but be shall
prove by ut least one eoiuM'teut witness, who shall be a
quulilied elector, that he resided w itliin the distncl at least
len days next immediately piece, line the election, and slial
also himself sweiir Hint his bona tide residence, in pursu
ance of lawful calling IB vllhlll lhe district, uud that he
did not remove into said district for the puipose of voting
Kvery pes in qualified ns aforesaid, and who shall make
proof, if rcpiir.-d, of resident und payment of taxes, :a
Htorcsaid, shall be adinitlcd to vole iu the township, ward
or district in which he shall resale.
if auypcisou not qualitied to vote ill this Commonwealth
Sg-eeah'ly to luw, (except lhe sons of qualified citizens,
siiallappeur at uuy place of election for lhe purpose of is-
a tickets, or intlnenenig citizens qualified lo vole, lis
shall, on conviction, forfeit and pay uny sum not exceed
ing one hundred dollars for every one such oitenee. and
be imprisoned f.r any term not exceeding three months.
It shall be. the duty ol every mayor, sneriii, uioeimaii
justice of the peace, and constat, l or deputy coasl. title, ef
every city, coiinlv, township or district within this coiu
liiouwcullb, whenever called Us,n by uny olliecr of an
election, or by Illtv three quulilicd elector thereof, (o clear
uny window or uvenue to nuy window, io the place m
genciul election, which shall bo oltsliueled in such a way
us lo prevent voters from approaching the snine, and on
Heeled or refusal to do so on saell requision, said ollieel
ahull lie deemed g'lilled of inifctleinean or in oliice und on
conviction shall lie' lined ill uny sum not less than one huu
drl nor more than one thousand dollars ; and it shall be
tbo duly of the respective constable of each ward, district
or mwnsliip, of this coniinouwealli to be present in person
or by deputy, ut Hie place of holding inch elections in cucli
wind, district or township, lor the purpose ol preserving
tbe peace us nforcaaul. . ,
It shall be lhe duly of every peace officer, as utorcRiid,
who shall be prcseni ul Buy such distil. Unices ut un el.-c.
tion as is described lu tin. act, to report Ihe same to be
next coun of quarter sessions, uud also the names of the
witnesses who can prove the same.
The Judges are to make then returns for he county of
NortbiiinlH-rland, ut lhe Court House, lu Sunbury, ou r n
dav. the Hill day of October. A. 1). INK'.
iiiven Ul.d"r uiy baud, at Sunbury, tins St. eay ol Oct
ber A D. IhK, and in the colli year ot the independence
of ,n. United Slates. Jjm& VANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Banbury, )
Oct. I I, 11110. J
ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
F-A-IjIj GOODS,
At the Mammoth Store.
CONSISTING in part or Ladies' Fancy
Dress Goods, Delaines, Cballies, Prints,
Bleached and Unbleached Muslin, Cotton,
l'lannels, Shirting Stripes, Apron Chccks.ie.
We also have a very nice assortment of
Notions, such a Serpeutiue Itraid, Crochet
Hraid, Crochet Yarn, Totting Yarn, Ladies'
Hose, Ladies' Gloves, Ladies' Girdles, Shawl
Tins, Gum llibbon. Genl'a Gloves, Men'
I Hose, Woolen and Cotton Stockiugs. A
full assortment of both Cotton aud
Silk velvet ribbons,
Besides a great variety nf smaller articles.
Call and see them, as we make no charge for
sbowiug our goods.
FKIL1NU & GRANT.
Sunbory, October G, ltSOO.
KAtKERS! CRACKEKS, just received
J aad for (ale by tbe bsrr.l or pound, at Ihe
I Confectionery stoi of M. C GLAliilARI .
liunbuiy. Oetober 13, 166U.
No. Si NOVEMBER TERM, 1R0O.
William Hhipnian vs. Abraham Snrvis, Esse
cutor of tbe last will and testament of llarnian
Miipinaii, deceased, with notice to Husaii Miip.
man, widow ol said deceased; Mary Snivts,
daughter of said deceased, nml ber husband Abra
ham Sarvis ; Jo'in Weiser busbsnd of I.ydis
Wciscr, tleceasrd, who was a rlaiiKhter of su'i l
deceased and John Wciscr and Tliomin Denton
Weiscr, son of said Lydia Wciscr, deceased,
and William Kliiimnn son of said deceased, all
heirs and legal representative of said llarman
Sliiiuiian, deceased, tcrre-tolients.
iNOKTHUMUERLANU OOHNTV, S.
Tlie Commonwenllh of 1'ennsylvania tr tbn
Shenlfof 'ortbunilicrlnnd counly, Urkkti vii :
Whereas, William Hbipmaii, plaintiff, lately
t. IS. in our Court of ('oninion J'leas fur the
eounty alnreaaid, before tho Judge of the same
Court at Wiinlmry, to wit : Slid day of April, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and lilty-iiine. by the judgment of the sumn
Court, did recover neainst Abraham Karvis, ex
eculot of tbe Inst will and testament of Hiiriiinn
Sliipman. deceased, an well and eertnin debt of
one hundred and ninety-six dollars and eight
cents, alsn eight dollars and sixty eight rcnta,
costs, whereof tbn said defendant is convicted,
ti e , us appear of record, iVc.
Vet tbe execution of the said judgment re.
liininelh to be made as on Ihe information of the
said plaintiff, wo have been given to understand !
Wherefore tbo said plaintiff besought us to pro
vide for him a p.oper remedy in this behalf, and
because we arc willing, that those tilings tinit in
our same Court aro right! v axled, should be
brought to do execution : We command )u,
that justly and without delay by good and lawful
men of your bailiwick, you mnkn known to the
said defendant, that ho bo and appear before our
Judges nt Sunlnirv. nt nur Court of Common
l'lcns, there to be held the iirnt Monday of No
vember next, to shew causa if any he has why
tho said judgment should not bo revived post
annum st diem ami to continue lien for live years
nnd also why the said plaintiff, execution against
bim, accordion to the form and elTect of the re.
covery aforesaid, ought not to have, nnd further
to do and receive all and whatever our suit) Court
slinll consider in that behalf And have you then
and there this writ. Witness, Alexander Jor
dan, K.uire, at SSunbury, the twenty-ninth day
of August in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight huudftd and sixty.
D. HKClvI.EY, Prethonotiiry.
Prothohotary'a Oliire, )
Sunhurv. Oct. 0, IHIUI. i
E title or George Dei It, deccnMed.
Uidoon Durk, 1 In thn Orphan's Court
tr. I of Northumberland
Tbe heirs of (Jeorgo County, Aug. Term,
Dork, dee'd. J 1800.
Hule on tTie heirs and legal representatives
to accept or refuse to take the Ileal Kstato of
decedent at tbe valuation thereof made by nn
Inquest, or ehow cause why the same should
not be sold.
To the heirs and letrnl representatives of
(ieore Derk, late of Cameron township, Nor
thumberland county, Pennsylvania, deceased,
lo wit : Samuel Perk, residing in the State of
Ohio; Catharine llerk. intorniarried with Ad
am Fees; Elizabeth liork, intermarried with
(ieorgo Kprstetter ; tieorge Deik, Michael
Derk, Dauiel Dork, John Derk, Gideon Derk,
lJenjamin Derk, Deter Dork, Maria Derk, in
termarried with Henjumiu Weary; Medone
Dork, Cbristiunna Derk, intermarried with
l'hilip Oraber; Solams Derk, intermarried
witb A nilrew K linger, alt residine in North
umberland county, and Leah Derk, intermar
ried with .Solomon llolig, residing iu l'oltor
county, l'a.
You nnd ench of you are hereby notifltd,
that by virtue of the above Hule of Court, you
are required to be and appear at an Orphan's
Court to bo held nt Sunbury, in nnd for the
county of Northumberland, on the tirft Mon
day of November next (18011), nnd then ami
there accept or refuse to take the Heul Estate
of the said George Deik, deceased, at tbe val
uation thereof made by an Inquest thereon
had, or show cause, if nuy you have, why tbo
said premises should not be sdd according to
the Act of Assembly in such case made aud
provided.
JAM E3 YA N D Y K E, Sheriff.
Sheriff's O dice,
Snnbnry, Oct. 0, 1800. f
Kegister's Notices.
xVJ"OTICE is hereby given to .HI legatees, credi
v ,)rs mid other perwons interested in the fol
lowing named estates, that tbe Executors, Ad
ministrator and Guardians uf tlio same have
tiled iheir accounts with tbo Register of Nor
thumberland ccunty, and that tho same will bo
presented lo tho Orphans' Court of said county,
on Tuesday, tbo "lb day of November next, in
the forenoon of that day, lor continuation, to wit :
1 Bmsious George, deceased, settled by his
administratrix Catharine Brosious.
S Campbell Jacob, deceased, settled by his ex
cctttor Jeremiah Decter.
H Geist Christiana, deceased, settled by her
administrator, Peter Geist.
4 llower Isaac Harvey, settled by the Execu
ors of John Y. Dcntlcr, deceased, late bis Guar
dian. 5 Hilgert Philip, deceased, settled by his ad
ministrator Philip' W. Hilgert.
6 Holsbue Henneville, deieased, minor ihib
dren of, by tbeir Guardian George M. Kepler.
7 Kline Charles p., settled by James Cameron
late bis guardian,
8 Kramer Gidoisn, deceased, by his Executor
Jacob Wttgnor.
9 David Miller, settled by his administialors
Solomon ami Hiram Miller.
10 Uebock Catharine, settled by har Exccu.
tor Jacob Wagnor.
1 1 Tschopp John, setlled by I. II. Ressler,
Trustee. e.
12 Wetzel Solomon, setlled by his admini.
Uator Michael Lenke.r.
13 Zimmerman George, setlled by his sur
viving administrator Solomon tstroh.
J. II. MASSE!!, Register.
Register's Office, 1
Sunbury, Oct. I a, I860. J
Madame Schweud's Infallible Powders,
1 -soft the siwedv anil itlcetiiiil cure of nil luiliiiimiiitioita.
J"' revel a, Klieumutisiii. lvsiepsiii null
l'i,in-
eliiillt, I'llcs. tirnvel, anil "II Acute iiml t'liioine Disen
ol'u.lullsui,,! clulilren. Semi n cent seiinp to ber aeeut.
ises
O. It. Jt'ol I-:?, liox au.U l'IIIHMIel-IIKl r. II.
illinilrrn of lestimoiiluls. Aurliey, S VV Cor Tliil.l und
Arch streets. t'ct 6, ltiO ll iw
New Millinery Store ! !
Market Sipiare, one door east of the Post Office,
SUNBURY,
riHE undersigned, respeellully announce to
-- the citizens of Sunhury and vicinity, ihnt
they havejust rcceiveri and opened at Iheir new
Millinery Store, the largest, and best assortment
of Millinery Goods, ever brought to this place.
Thev also keep a large assortment of Ladies'
Dress tioods, such as Silks, lie I. aims, .Merinos,
Dress and Uonnet Trimmings, Ao.,ic,
Dresses made to order at the slimiest notice
and in tho latest style.
Call and eiamine iheir stock, no charges for
show ing Goods.
I.. & B. SHISSLEIf.
Sunbury, October 13, IHliO.
Estate of Sarah Kerr, Deceased.
jVOTTCK to the heir and legul represeu-
tativna of .Sarah Kerr, late of Turbut
ville, in Lewis township, Northumberland
county, l'a., deceased.
You and each of you are hereby notified
that by a rule of the Orphans' Court i f said
couuty, granted at August Term, It-GO, you
are required to bn aud appear at an Orphans'
Court, lo be held at Suubury iu aud lor said
county of Northumberland, on tbe first
Monday uf Novoinber uext, and accept or
refuse tbe real estate of said decedent, ul tha
valuutioo thereof made by an inquest, or show
cause, if any you have, why the same should
not be sold according to tbe Act of Assembly,
iu tuch case made and provided.
JAM LS VANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sheriff oaice, )
cxo.iiiiK cxotii, CASi3i:ni:s
Urondelntbs, Vestings, Jtc.
Uoys Casaimeres, Hood pstterna, 75 cl.
Halinets bud Diiion (.'aiuimeYes, 50 to 70 tt.
Pancy Cassimeres, from 7ft to I 75.
I'ine II lack Cassimnres and Doeskins.
ulack nnoADci.onia.
For Dress Ciwta, Frock ("oats, Overenat. A c
Heavy Dvercoalinga, Heaver, Pilot, Tricoi, Ac.
l.lGH'CI.OAKINGS,
Foi Ladies' wear, of every desirable shade.
I ine nuulilv ,! irjcc ))V ,he yBrj of etrt
N, H. 2'ailors supplied at lowest net rnib
prices.
J'oopeu & ;onai:d.
R. E. corner Ninth and Market.
Keptember 52, 1S0O. Philadelphia.
,TI.I, Cl.OAKM IN I'RKIMRAriON.
Some opening every dny.
Hlock will be rouiplele.
Orders taken ami executed wilh despatch.
Children's and Misses' Shawls.
COOPEH A (JON'ARD,
P. corner Ninth mid Market, Pbi!deltliii .
September 83. I. "Mill.
Hew Arrival of Clothing.
riMI F. largest and best Slock of FALL AM)
JL WINTER CLOTHING ever brought .
this place, arrived at tho Mmninoth Clothim'
Sire of SCHWEITZER, H EII.ll UONN Eli
oV CO. ill Market street, nearly nppoMio ca
ver's Hotel.
Their Slock comprises nf
FINE CLOTH COATS,
Dress Coals,
Over Coats,
Husiness Coats, Ac.
VESTS OF ALL K1XDS.
HATS A. 1ST ZD CAPS.
HOOTS AND SHOES, of tho latest styles
of every description and ijuufity, cheaper than
ever.
Their assortment of gentlemen's fiirnUliiiu;
Clothing in tho most complete !
Tlrcir variety and styles mswt attractive.
And the prices defy nil competition.
11?" Call and examine for yourselves.
bCWEITZEK.HEILEKONNEK $ CO.
Sunbury, Oct. C, 18G0.
Bank of Northumberland.
riMIE Stockholder nro hereby notified that
JL an cleelion will bo held nt lhe linnkin
house on Monday the I Dili dny of November,
next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M., ami
t o'clock P. M., to choose thirteen Directors lo
servo for tho ensuinir Veor.
Tho stated annual meeting of tbe stockholder !
will ho held at tho same place, on Tuesday the
6th day of November at 10 o'clock, A.M.
J. K. PHI ESTLEV, Cashier.
Northumberland, Oct. 13, 1H00. 4t
New Boot & Shoe Store.
Market Mreet, SiMitmrj . Pa.
IVM. M. APSLEY, late of Pbilndeljdiia, res
' pectfully informs lhe citi.etis of Sunlnirv
and vicinity, that he bus just received and opened
for sale at bis new store adjoining the Post Oliire,
tho largest and best stock ul Hoots and Shoes, Ac,
ever brought to this place, which be will sell ut
the lowest prices. Having himself worked nt
the business, he hug selected his stock with the
greatest caro, which consists, in part, as follows,
to wit :
Mens 7Joots from 2 25 to $0 00.
" Shoes from H7J to 2 25.
" Gaiters from I 50 to 400.
V omens' liailers from GO to 2 00.
" Morocco shoes from 62J to 1 R7J.
" Leather shoes from 70 to I 87J.
Missrs Shoes ol different kinds from 40 to 1 50.
.Boys' llools from I '0 to 3 00.
" Shoes from G2.J to 1 50.
Children' Shoes from 0 to 1 12J, and also
Trunks and Valises.
Sunbury, September 22, 18(10.
FURS I FURS 1 FTJUS I
LADIES' FANCY Fill EMfOUWM.
1,-AlitilltA THOMSON, old stniiil No. MS M.uket
street, llWove 1 iihth, soulli sule, t'liiluilclpliiu.
We Ir leave to eiiil ttiu iitt cut iiti ol' lhe ltdtes to our
l:irj;e uud varietl slock ol l.u, lies' iinrl Clnlitrea's KA.N'L'V
1'l.ltS. llui-iiii; lnul irreat experience., unit enjoying
peeali.ii fueilltics in lhe selection ol 1'urs, we conlnlently
effcr our new stock to the liispectiou of lhe ladies. 1'eelin
assured I lint tliey will ilecttle with us, iu its belltp uurivnlleil
for lien ty aiui vnrieiy, consist iny us it iloea tl everv
ilcscriptiou of American ami Lnmpeue Furs, uiunul'iietiired
lu the latest unit most approved styles. Cujies, ThIiiius,
Viclorines, Cloaks, Mulni ami Culls, eiiiliriieiln. Slltlc,
Mink, Stone Murtin, ijeriniiii Fircli, Sil eriiin S,uiirel,
French S:itle, Fre.icit S-piirrel, Ainericun Filch, an, I
Silver Martin.
IV Tliuuklnl I'or the very lilierul patroieipe lieretof'rn
exleinleil to us, we hope to merit a ciiitlliiuuueu ol tlio
same, by luriiisliiug u j:t,Hl article lit tin- lowest Cash
pliccs. FA II Kill A tc THOMSON,
No. Mr Market Street, I'lnliitlclpinu.
N It Old Fins iiltercd to tasliioiialile styles.
Oc toiler 8, lr-Gll. Uinw
..-rsw JiVAUIS & WAiSUIvS
R'-lle?i3siif'':.-if ' Philadelphia MttnufacCU
Saluiiiaiiflcr Safi t..
304 Clunuut Street,
Ja-i I'llll.AUr.l.llll A.
1
IIF.SK Sufea are now in use nil over the 1'iiitcd States,
uud huve hcen tesietl in ui'iny I'm: tha followu'".
shows unoiiier iiistaiice ol then cupul'il tv in resisting tit :
Wi rMKii's llaipr.e, )
Lnneuster Township. July il", J
Mrsshs. Kvsns A- Watson, Ueutleineii :Tiie si'i-,11
si.e No. I Siiliinuimler Site wlncli I piirelciscd Iroin cur
inrent, Mr A, lam H. Il.irr, in Lancaster t'lly.on J'llv 'Jlilh,
e.H, lets liecu so.,ecletl lo a very Severn 'est. Which II
withstood ill a most, suiiseietory ueiiiner. This Sitie, c tn
l:llieii! ull my lits.ks, loeether Willi viihmhle piipcrs heloni;.
me to uivsell ami some lo my nenitiliors uud Irieiuls, and
leplesen'tiiiiT u value 'it ever Twenty Tll'ttisiuid Llollurs,
(S'-'u,!'"!1) wus lu my .Mill, which was ileslroyed ou the
liiuht follicHrthol July. l!-(HI,uiid pussed llironah thelieiy
orHeal iinscslhed, The Sule wus en Ihe se'olid floor, lln.1
fell to the Imseuielit ol tile .Mill. nndS'iis slll'.ieeted lor six
lieu is to an intense lieut uinonp I lie rums, w Inch wus fireitiiv
inereiised ttv Ihe eoinl'iistion 'of a later oilitnlitv ol emni
Citiitiiul witliln the Itrick wills. Allel Ihe tne lliu Su'e
wus opened mill the I ks ami jsipera luken out in u fltito
ol pcileet preservation, Ihe paper not even IteuiK discolor
ed. This met wus, li-twever, lo ninny ItVslunders. n tn't'er
recommendation ,," your Sates Ituui fiuld In, expressed HI
any other words Iroin me.
Yours, respeellully, PA Ml F.I. ItANCIi.
Analhcr Victory for Evans and Watson's
Salamander Safe.
t WE.in, N. Y., MHrcli 87 lciiti.
Oenltcmen It ntTords me iiiucli pleasure ttiintorni yon
that the Sale No (upright) whleii I purchased til" II
Stroud, your Iruvcliujr. upeiil, lias uouted through nn ex
cecdniirly hot lire iu a three sroiy In u-k huildinu, witch
lieutcil tne Sale to u white lieut, St lliat tlis eoriieisot it
appear lileiled; tint it prescivetl uiv b 't.ks Hint vulualile
I tapers to the amount ol" severul thousand dollnta, lor wlncli
I eel lliutikl'ul.
Yours, respeelfilllv, J S. Kt.PRIlHSK.
ft" A laree iissorlnient f f the nltove SiAKi-si alwio s
on Itiiiid. nl 3n Uhesuul slreet, (InteCt tmtll r'nutlh st ,
rhiLnli Iphui.
October u, G0. ly
riU)CLAMATIOX"
VUICH is hereby given that tho several
Courts of Common Pleas, General tnniter
Sessions of the peace, and'Orphuns' ('oint. Court
of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery,
in and for the county nf Northumberland, to
commence at the Court IK use, in the borough ot
Sunbury, at 10 o'clock, A. M. on Monday, tho
tilth day of NUVKMUElt next, and will cou
tinue TWO WT.EKS.
Tha coroner, Justices uf the Peace and consta
bles iu and for the county of Northumberland, are
reipiested to be then aud there in Iheir proper ier
bous, with their rolls, records, inquisitions, and
otber reiucnibrnuces, to do those thing to their
several ollices appertaining to be dona. And all
witnesses prosecuting in behalf of tbe Common
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
commanded to be llien uud there attending in tbeir
proper persons to prosecute uuainst bim, as shall
lie just and not to depart without usive at their
peril. Jurors are requested to he punctual in their
attendance, at tbe time appointed agreeable to
their notice ,
Iiiven under my hand at Sunbury, the 2d day
of July in Ihe year of our Lord one ihous.
and eiijh hundred siul sixty and th Inde-
peudviice ut the I'niled States ol Atactica the
It lib.
GoJ snv the Commonwealth.
JtUKi VAUVKU, Sheriff.
Sheriff Oliice, )
Sunburv, O.t. tl, IKoO.
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