Piscfllnttfflus. 1 RWARK HOLT TOMK. MUMBKH TWO- ir is VOCCHB0 for sr tub hector OP TRINITY CHURCH, NEWARK. The Citicinofttf Commercial contain! id account of tbe recent discoveries at Newark, .Ohio, which il handed to ntj by a gentleman r this citv an a reliable document. The article consists of letter from Rev. .f. W. McCarty. D D., Rectnr or Trinity Church, Newark, anil on from the discover! of the atone. Dr. McOarty'a letter begins, thus : Nkwak. 0, Nov. 2.EJ: Cum.: Oar little city has produced another wonder. There ha been discovered, by onr Indefati gable, but little appreciated frieod Wyrick. what may justly be denominated the Holy Stone. Dr. McCarty, after fully stating his reason! for cnnsiderioR Mr. Wyrick holiest, proceeds to describe the discoveries ! A short time since Mr. Wyrick opened moond on the farm ol Mr. I'owosend J. Iotry, about eifthl miles Trom Newark. He was attracted thither by its remarkable form and style of structure. The result of his investigation at the time, was a large wooden object which he felt curtain to have been ao ancient sarcophagus but tihieh not a Tew of his very wise friends very cnnfidently pronounend tbe remnant of! unuldhrsttrough. I 1 n epilo of the jeers of the philosophers, Mr. Wyrick tried again. Very close t where tbe sarcophagus, (as, notwithstanding the peripatetics' wise deci sion, e shall still cll it,) was found, and a little deeper, the New Holy Stone. Mr. Wyrick struck, as he thought, a stray stooe, p verul times, with Lis spade. . When got out, its appearance entitled it to some cx iinunatitin. It was t val in form well smoothed, novm-ulile in kind aud when 6ha ken, sounded like a child's rattle box. A email aperture was fuund in one eud. One of the men applied Ins mouth to this, and blew iuto it. The force of the air acting ii pun the CHiiiPiit caused it to open, and dig ilof'd tliu contents. Thi) 6toue -wks really a box well cut, and regularly sniped iu which lay the ttnnt par trcilleuce, of which, more presently. Td box iUtlf wotild remind one cf similar ones seen in Egyptian museums generally con taining a small figure and whose use was, to be carried round ut their festivities for a col l.'i'lion, while the bearer reminded each indi vidual thereby of the fact aud certainty of death, lu Abbott's collection, in New York, 1 have seen one or two, to whicS) the one 1 cow write of bears much general resemblance, and to their descriptive catalogue I inuat refer the reader for mure exteusive informa tion on this point. When the lid, came of! it was found the rattling sound was occasioned by a small piwcii of the enclosed stone, which was broken oil from the base j very probably wheu the mpo wag struck by the spade of tbe digger. Tins is mainly noticeable from the fact tbat the comer stone Sited tightly into its place. The enclosed stone was about seven luches lory and three wide. One side of it is con cave, containing in baa relief the figure as would uppear of a Jewish priest, with the letters over it, that had been read us both X'ow nnd Messiah. All the rest of the stone, rim included, was found covered with inscriptions, which Or. McCarty made out to bn Hebrew, and to constitute on abridgement of the Ten Commandments. He gives both the original aud bis translation. From trie National Intelligencer. MR JKFFEnSO.I OS M.C1 IO A1.IS.M. The following is from a letter from Mr. Jefurson. addressed to Simuel Harrison Smith, the founder and original proprietor o! the National Intrlligencer. witb whom he was on terms of tbe warmest liietiilsb p : Mo.nticei.lo, April 12, 1S21. My Pear Sir: I received jesterday your f.ivor of t lie Sill, and now inclose tor Mr I'.urtou a letter of introduction to M. D Lafayette, the only personal accjiiaictunce J have uow living in Fiance. On politics 1 can say little to yon, buving w'Uutrawn ail attention to ihctn from the day of my retirement. My confident in both ol !..) -ui'.'eSfom has been bo enure, that it as Mired rue all was going on for the best uuder i lu i rare. I aui sorry to see our expenses j; io tier than oar income. Debt aud levolu i..n aie iuecparable aa cause and effect. It in tie point of peculiar seueibllity in our li.'ople, and one which they will Dot long endure. Parties will b.i arranged on tbe I'1" iiicinle of reformation, and there can be no ,ulii wbicli will be tbe strongest. It would tlo home good if it rould obliterate the geo--r,. pltical division whicb threatened and still toreitleos our separation. I'bis last is the mutt fatal of all divisions. It has ever been my creed tbat the continuance of our Union depends entirely on Pennsylvania and Vir gimu. If they hold together, nothing North or South will fly off. I firmly believe all tbe Governments of ii i nu . IJuropa will Become repreaeuiauvo. me verv troops sent to quell the spirit of reform at Naples will catcb tba lever, and carry it buck to their own covutry. We owe to all mankind tbe sacrifice or those morbid pas gu,iis wbioh would breuk our Confederacy, the only anchor to which tbe hopes of tba world are moored. A pout Cobkkp BxKf. Corued beef prop erly salted, and cooked as it should be, is a rtUli Ci for the aovereigu people; bat to eat suit iiink, such us to olten exercises the dids- i 1,-h of the ;aw, is a penance eveo for a male factor. Most of tbe beef pat op for winter u-e, is spoiled by the use ol too mucn salt, whicb destroys the flavor, aud makes tba neat str.ncy and tough. When beef ii fresh, it contains considerable blood, which, is drawn out by the brine. If tha meat is left io this mixture, it will require a much larger quaoti ly id suit to preserve it, particularly through warm weather. My plan is to make a brine is by tifing for one hundred pounds of beef, live pounds of salt, coe-quarter ounce of salt ....ru unci u itttiind nf brown lusiir. Tliia ia dissolved iu iukteuough water to cover tbe inout, anu poureu piu n. When it baa been in tma nrinu iu weeaa, a ii nut ins meat, . . 1... I . !. a .1 . let it drain, pour afresh brine over it, and then it will be good, tbs season tbrougb. The conk who uses corned beef, should not be so iguorant or so indolect as to delay put tin" it over tbe lire until ao hour before dm tier, A good sired piece requires three or four hours steady boiling to do it justice I naufficient boiling must be made op by extra ohnainiT Always have tba water boiling wheu tbe meat is dropped iu ; otherwise the ..MTfti will be drawn out into tba water. A boiling heat hardens tbe outer surface at once, and tbu keeps io the juices which giv.j ricbtlcss, and which contain uinst oflbenour i.hmnnt' Ao excellent way of cookiog corn ed beef is. to have ft Urge boiler, with a u.ir. nr wooden rack on tbu bottom, for tha ...nat to rest on, over tba water. N ben the water boila placa tba meat opoo tha rack oo .,.t t on the cover of tba boiler, witb a cloth over it. to keep in tba steam. The i r n ateam will rise abovtj tba boil ug point, and penetrate the meat, and cook it ne ouicklJ and better, tbao could ba dona by boiling it io the water A Woman turows hkr Child ron aC Window and Junea out UKsitLr.--A wo. man. suppled to be ins.ua. threw her child from on- of the car wiudo.a on the Uedbam Uruncb lLilmad. lb! afternoon, about a mile . . f ih Roxburv station, and Ue Dinar " " , The then threw beraeii irom m ... .. ...... train . . i i . . i. a I I r.a rain rant Irani, auitu a. ,. ... ...... ,. mile. . j ' ( il,u ,. run back to tba spot ik. incident occurred, but neither th. woman '""'. Vj-.. fo.Mwi in be aenooslj injured in arently. Tbe, wer. broogbl on to Rox Xt. here, it was itid, tb woaao te.U.i A KORLN MoTHRR UpHKRR TO DkaVII KT IU'Rkino Fr.rtt). A Correspondent ot Ih Syracuse Journal thus speaks of the victim io me btanealeles burning fluid case : Mrs. Mitchell snrvived nnlil oearlv2 o'clock in great agony, mitigated only by the use of cuinrororm which was all tbat could oe aa mlnisteredfor ber benefit, the whole surface, nearly, being burned to a crisp. The maternal instinct was beautifully Illus trated io tha case cf Mrs. Mitchell, wbosa lit tle boy, six yeara old, was asleep np atairi wbeo the accident occurred Aa toon aa tbe found her clothing io flame that could not be extinguished, she ran' immediate) oot of doors ; fearing tbat the house would take fire and burn up ber boy and when her husband came into the room, opoo reaching his house, her first exclamation, upon bearing bis agooi zing groans, wag : "Ob, Jim, I am dying for disobeying yon; but hare taved our boy " And almost tba last words the poor suffer er ottered, were : 'Take good care of Charley." She was a beautiful young woman In the flower of her age ; and ber terrible death was the saddest tragedy I have ever witnessed. New Advertisements'. GREATEST EXCITEMENT OF THE SEASON t FRILTKG k GRANT, at tha MAMMOTH STORE, have just received a NEW AND DEFINABLE Stock of FALL & WINTER GOODS! ' ! I A very extensive assortment of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Consisting in part o( Blank and Fancy Silks of very choice patterns. PEBEGES, Ducals, Csshmere French and English Merinos, Plain and Figured Wool Delaine. Muslin Delaine of all style and prices. Foulards, Thibet Cloth, Foil De CWrcs. Saxony and Wool Plaid. Ladies' furs, broche. Bay t-tsta and Wool 811 AW LIS of every va- rimy, vie, &c Gentlemen's Dress Goods, ofeviry style, coruis'ing of Cloth, C'aaimere, Kattmatts, Kentucky Jran. Tweeds, Velvet Cord, Velveteen, Vesliniri. of every variety. "ur stock of bilk and Silk Velv.t testings, cannot be surpassed in the oun'ry. Pleas call and i amine them. CLOTHING Our stock of RRADV MADE CLOTHING, has been replenished, and we have a full asiort- ment of OVERCOATS, DRE33 COATS. Pant and Vests, Overcoats snd Dress Coats for Boy of all sges. AI.SO, a very handsome assortment of HATS CAP3. of every tlyle and variety at the lowest prices Our stock of HARDWIIRE has been renew' ed snd w have now a larger assortment than ever In-fore offered to our customers, consisting In part of Sausage Cotter. Pocket Cutlery. Butcher Knives Mayer Hinges, Bolt and Tad Lock, X Cut si, Mill Sa w, Scoop Bhovel. Ac, Ac, Ac, dc., Ac, Ac. QiicenH-nre mid Glasuitare, of every variety at tha VERV LOWEST PRICE8. Our stock of is very fine. Wa have Ihe best quality of Syrup Molasses ever before offer to the citizens of Sunburv and vicinity. CEDAR AND WILLOW-WARE of every variety. Carpal, Hosiery, Clove, Notion, 8ADLERY. BOOTH AND SHOES, Ac, Lt. Also a fresh lupply of Drug, Oil. Perfumery, Fancy 8osps, Paints, Oy Stuffs, Glass, Brushes, Ae Particular ear having been taken in tha aa. lection of our good in regard to quality, atyl aud i rice, w call tba attention of tbe public lo ..rl I ..k . - ujtiieh rnnatattt a.lditlona asill u, i our iiiko v ........ ... . "Tifu, fo, paat favors w. hop. t. marit , ..o,.ii,, nanca of tha ratronaga of tba publicly ..II, n. chaaner lhan aver. Oiv us a (all be or" purchasing elaewn.r m i f tvi; .-. OKA NT- Punhgry, N SHERIFF'S SALE. l)y order of certain writ of testatum Vmtnr tioka ExroHA, iaaued out of the District Court of Ina city of Philadelphia, to me directed, will be xnese'd to public sale, at the Court House, in BtJNBURY, on Monday, December 8, 1 SCO, at 10 o'clock, A, M , the following described real pro perty, Io win ONE full equal undivided fourth part, the whole Into four equal parts, to be divided of and in all that certain tract of land known aa tha "Merrick Starr" tract, situate in Coal town ship, Northumberland county, Pennsylvania; Ueginning at a stone; thence by land or Jesse Brooks north seventy four degree east two hun dred end forty perches to a atone; thence aoutlt sixteen degrees east eighty five perches to a stone; thence south sixty nine degrees east ninety per ches to a stone, south thirty one degrees east thirty five perches to a stone; thence smith two de gree west thirty five perches to a atone; thence south one degree east sixty perches to a pine; thence south sixty three degree west eighty seven lurches to a maple; thenc. north twenty seven I degrees west thirty five perches to a stone; thence I i . hi... i norm Sixty one uegreea easi nuy seven ercnes to a stone; thence north fifty three perches to a maple Ihence aouth fifty eight rfejrres west eighty one perches to a white oak; thence south eighty one degrees weal eighty perches to a stone; thence south seventy four decrees west fifty eight perches to a stone; tbeflce n nrth six tern degree weat eight perebe to a stonr; thence south seventy four degiees west one hundred perche to a stone heap or dead white oak; thence north z::':'n degrees went one hundred and aix perches Io a stone and place of beginning, containing by a recent survey two hundred and six acres, seven and a half per che and allowance, Ac. Being 'he tame pre mises which Willieir I.. tUlfensWiti, by inden ture dated the first day of December. A. U, )8f3, and recorded in Northumberland county, in Deed Hook,!.. L., pages SSI, 622 and 623, granted and conveyed unto "The Green KiJge Improvement Company " in fte.j THKKE full equal undiuded fourth part of all that certain trart of Isnd situate in the town ship of Khoinokm, in the county of Northumber land, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, towil: lirginiiing at a stone; ihence by land of Starr, north ten degrees went one hundred ami sixtv four perches to a stone; iheiue by 11 iff Mountain east three hundred per ches to a atone; thence noilh forty perches to a j atone, rati one hundred and fifty perche to a atone: thence I'V land surveyed in the name of Heater McuU aouth two hundred and forty pert-he to a pine, and weal forty perches to a stone; thence . . ...... t. i i ..c 1 by lanu ol Valentine uruuii. in ngin oi ibihc Miller, north thiitj eight perche and five tenths of a much to a alone, and west three hundred and eighty two perches, to the plate of beginning, containing, in the wlmle, four hundred and fifty eight acre, one hundred and fifty even perche and allowance, be the same more or less ALSO: AH that certmn trsct of land, situate in 'Cost township, Nurtliuiiil-eilaiwi coontv. Ijuuudcd anil deserifortl sslulhms, viz : llf-ginning at a while ok j theme by land surveyed iu the name "I Atrtrew Shuljer, north six teen deg'cts west eight peichts lo a stone ; Ihence noutli eventy-fuUr degree went one hundred pen hes to a ost, north sisten degrees west one hundred perches to h post, and north aeventy-thie degroe emit two hundred and leiity-tive perehr-s loastune; thence by Innd lor tnerly of Valentine Erobsl. ao'Jth seventeen degrees east iglny live pcichea to a stone, smith sisl-nine degrees east titty perches aud seven-tenths of a petch to a tone ; thsnce by another part id the said tract heretotore convey ed M l Mowtgi'tnery B.yd, s-mth twelve degrees aad three quarters weal, i-mrteen perches and oae-lenlU ol" a perch to a p, ist aud almies, s-juth hlly-fonr degrees and one tuurlh east, six perches and seventy-eight hundredth ol a f erth to birch, south Ibirty-eight degrees null three quar ters eart. six ami one-fourth peutihes to a maple, S 'Uth lx-ly-sevcn degrees and one-fourth eust four perehea and lour lei.lhuf a perch to a Hemlock, aouth lifiv-seven deerwa and thirty-seven nnuulcs roal, six perches and three-lounh oi a perch to a post, "Uth twenty-one degrees casi seven parchea to an ali,julh aixtecn degrees and three-fourth west eleven perclieaand four-lentha of a pereh to a cheat i; jt, aiuth aeventy degrees east foul perches and eight lenths nf a perch to a eheenut, north eighty-nine degree mid one hall east aix perches tn a hemlk. north sixty eightdcgreeseaatfive perches and tour-tenths of a perih to a p-ni and atones, and south sixteen degrees and one fourth eust nmety-nine perches and eight-tenih of a peieli taiosi andat-inesi thence by other bind south nxly three degreea weal sixty-lour perche rind live-tenths of a perch to a mnple; thence bv hind surveyed in the name of J. I'aul, nor in tweutv-eight degrees west thirty-live perches to a stone j Ihence by land auivcycd III the inline of William Boyd, north tuxty-one degrees east fifty-seven pereuea lu a alone, north fifty. two perches and tlirce-foulth ola perch to a maple, and north hlty-eipht degrees west eighty perches lo a white iak ; Ihence by the sunie unit land surveyed in the name of Andrew Miuber, south eighty una degrees west aeventy-twn ereliea lo a stone, and thencs bv said shuur south Mventy-foor degiees vveat tifry-eight perches to Ihe place oi tegiiuiing, containing one hundred and eighty-elght acres, eighty-twn perehca and alkiwanca, be the wine more or lees Being the larger part of the aaine tract of laud which was survejedona war runt, r'ated the thutv-first daywf Murch, 1771, granted lo Merrick Starr, and which the Commonwealth of yeuu sylvunisby patent dated the sixth day of h'ebiuary, 1807, granted and contirnied to Mosesrtiarr. AIO: Two full eijual undivided third pnr:s of all thsl certain tract or piece of land, situate lu the township of ral aforesaid, bounded and described aa follow, viz : Begoniing ut a one. thence by hind surveyed lu Ihe name ol William lloyd, south eipnty eight degrees ennt ninety, one perches and nine-tenths of a perch to a w hue oak j thence by land formerly of Valentino Brobot, aouth twenty out OrirriH and one fourth east three perches and one- tenth of a per'h to a white pine, south City-seven degrees , and one hall west, eight perchesand bve-tenllia n a perch l lo a Heml Jck, south Ihirty-twod, srecs west three perches and nine-tenths of a petch to a Ilenih-ca, aouni twenty two dsgiei-s eust, eight perches and ono tenth of a perch to a white pine, aouth eifht degiees and onc-louith eust mns penhes and live-tenths of u perch to a white onk ; south forty-three degrees and a halt weat, thirteen pclchea and three-tenths ol a perch M a while pine j soulh thirty degrees and three-leiiliis of a peieh lo a white pine i soulh tairly degree and three-fourth west, three terehe and su-lenlcsof a perch to a maple, arid s .nth twelve degrees and three-fouith west sixty-two perches and six-tenths of apeics to a post and atoues; theuea bv land surveyed in tha name of Merrick Starr (above described) north sixty, six degrees and three-fourth west htiy perches and seven leiithaof a perch lo a atone and north twelve degreea aud thtee fourth west, eighly-four peiches and eighi-lenths of a perch to the place ul Iwgnniinif, containing in tha wholo by a recent aurvey, Tnirly-two Acies and hty-two perches, strict measure, lie the snine mure oi leas. A IJU : AH that certain tract nr piece of land, situate in Coo! township, afuresae), bounded and descrilied as fol lows : Beginning at a pii.elree in a line of Innd surveyed in the name of J. Paul; thenc by the Kline north amy Ihree degrees eael, thirtv perehes to a white oak. und south twenty-seven dereea eust eleven peiches to a pt ; Ihence by land surteved in the nnine id'Merilck Man, north sixty ona degrees east tilty-uine perches to a atone, north filly two peiches and three.fourlh of a perch to a maple, uurth fifty-six degiees west eighty perches to a white oak, aud aouth eighty-one degreea west tliirty-lwo perchea to a stone ; theiice bv land surveyed iu the mime of Andrew tthuher, aoi)lh twelve degrees east one hundred and sixteen perches M Hie place of begiiiuu g, Containing Korly-!even Acres, eight perches and allowance, be tha same more ot test A f.SO: All that certain tract or parrel of land situate iu the township of Coal, aforesaid, bound ed and described aa follaws: llcginuiiig at a stone, formerly a maple, a corner ol" land urveyed in Ih name of Diddle and ISlarr; thence by the sme north aixty one degreea east aixty four per che lo a pine; ihence by hind surveyed ill Ihe name ef William Doyd, lust above described, north twelve degree wit one hundred and twenty one pen-he lo a atone; thence, by land surveyed lit the name ul Merrick oiarr nrrtn eighty one degrees weat foity six perches to a post, south- aeventy Tour degrees west nuy eigut rerchca to a atone, norlh aixteen degree weat eight perche to a tone, outh aeventy four dc- ; grees weal one hundred perciies to a stone, aim north aixteen degree west one uunureu inciiea lo a (tone, aud aixty five degreea east two hundred and 18 perchea lo a atone; thence by land surveyed io tha name of William Uoyd, firat above de cribed trct, north twelve degree west eighty perche to a gum; thence by other land aoutu aeventy four degree west two hundred and sev enty five perche to a pine; ihence by land aut- veyed in the name oi i-eorge t,oiorarn aouui twelve degree aud a half eat two hundred and thirty perchea lo a atone; ihence by land aerveyed in tha name of (ieorgo blieitz south eighty four degrees and a half eaat two hundred and eight- ten perches lo tbe place oi beginning, cniiiauiiuK hy estimate, three hundred and two acre and thirty perrhes ami allowance, ne me eame uur or leea, being part cf a tract of land called "Wil liam s AdJiUon, which ws surveyea on a war rant, dated Ihe seventh day of February, 17MS, granted to Andrew Hbuber, ana w nicu ma en- prsru, die. AI.80: Ail that certain tract of land aituate in Coal township, aforesaid, bounded and de scribed aa follows, vir Begiuning at a fallen cheanut, a corner of land surveyed in tha name of William Prichard; thence by Ihe same south twelve degree esst ona hundred and muety nine perche and on tenth ol a perch to a pom; thenc bv another part of the original trad, ol which tlii i a part, norlh seventy nine degree east on hundred and twenty nine perche and three fourth of a perch to a post; thence by land urveyed in tit uam of Andrew Uhuber, last above described, north twelve dearee weat two bundrtd and tbiity two perche and four tenths of a parch to a pinai thenc by land aurvayed in tha name of PaUsr Zeiganfoo south sixtv four . . . are! ona hundred and thirtv five twrcbe ' e of beginning, containing, by estimsU, ... .. i - i '.' -tviy ll aoies, nine parens and allowance), be the name more or leas, bctnsr part of a large tract of land called "William'a Itetreal," which waa surveyed in purauanr of a warrant dated the first day of July, 1784, the whole content of ih tract, hereinbefore deacribed and fntonded to be granted, being one thousand and twenty one acre and one hundred and one pcrcho and allowance, or one thousand and eighty two acre and fifty ona perche, trict meas ure, be lb same mors er lea. AND ALSO: All that certain trct or prrel or land railed Stone Henge. situate in the town ebip or Coal and county aforesaid, bounded and described a follow, viz: Beginning at a white , V . COTn't ot 'and surveyed in the name of Daniel Reese: ihence bv Hie earn north tl.re. degree and a half eaat fifty seven perchea to a atone; thence by land anrveyed In the name of Sarah Reese and William Prichurd, north eighty three degrees and a half east aeventy one porches to a stone, and norlh six degree and a half east (evenly nine perches to a stone; thence by said Prichard aurvey norlh eighty five degreea eaat two hundred and forty five perche to a atone; tnenre by land of Harner and Varnall south five degree west one hundred and seventy eight per, die to a atone; thence by land aurveyed in the name of William Mheed, Daniel Brautigam and Jame Jenkins, north eighty fiv degreea west two hundred and niaety five perchea to the place of beginning, containing two hundred and forty five acres and allowance, ba the same mure i r less. A I.SO; All that certain tract or parcel of lam situate in Coal township, ef ireaaid, adjoining the above described tract and called Bail' Fancy," bounded and described as follows, viz: Beginning at a fallen chesnut: thence by land surveyed in the name of Peter Zeigunfooa, Peter Brosius, and others, south seventy eiht degreea west one hundred and ninety six perches to a chrsnut oak; thence north CAy four perches to a chesnut, west one hundred and twenty four perches to a ches nut, and south seventy degrees west filiy five perches to a stone; thence by land surveyed in the name of Sarah Heee, eouth twelve degree west one hundred and fifty nine perches; thence by the last above described tract north eighty five degrees eust two hundred and forty five perches to a atone; thence by land of Harner and Yarrall, noith seventy five degrees east one hundied and eighteen perches lo a stone; thence by land sur veyed in Ihe name of (Jeorge Coldrsin, north twelve degree west, about one hundred and twenty x relics to the place of beginning, con taining, by estimate, three hundred and tliirlicn acres and allowance, be the same more or less. A I.iSO; A II that certain tract or parcel of Innd aituate in the township of Coal, aforesaid, called "Williamsburg," bounded and deecribed aa fol lows, viz: Beginning at a white pine, a corner of land, surveyed in the name of Itaniul Brautigam; thence by the same north thirteen degree weat one hundred and ninety five perchea to a pine; thence by land surveyed in the name of William Touilinson norlh eighty degree east thirty per. chea to a pout, and north five degrees east lortv eight perchoato a stone; thence by land of Harner snd Varnall south seventy live- degrees east eighty nine perches lo a post, soulh eighty eight degrees east twenty three perches lo a l ost, and south twelve degrees east one. hundred aud ninety six perches to a stone, thence by land surveyed to Middle and Company, soulh aeventy five degrees weat one hundred aud thirty four perches to the place nf beginning, containing one hundred and sixty live acre and sixty four perches and allow auce, be the same more or less. ALSO; All that certain tract or parcel of land. situate in Coal townslnji, afotesalJ, bounded and Jcacrilied aa follows; Beginning at a heap of stont-f; thence by land of Tnmlinaon and Var null, Houllt scvetiiy.cighl degrees west sixty right perches to a atone, south five degreea west nine perches to a stone, south eighty .eight degree's weat eighty. one perches to a atone, and south eighty-five degrees west ten perches to a stor e; thence by Innd of Melchior Smith north thirteen degrees and a half west fifty perchea and three tenllis of perch to a atone; thence by Innd nf Peter Brotious north aeventy six decrees and a half east eiglilyfour perches to a stone and pine, and north thirteen degrees snd a half west one hundred aud fifty nine perches to a pine; thonce by oilier land nu'lli seventy. six degrees and a half east seventy-six perches to a stone, near a pixr; and thence by land of Marvine Ilcii.li, and ethers, south thirteen degreea and a ha I east two hundred and twenty perches lo the place of beginning, containing one hundred and twenty, seven acres and fifty uight perches and allowance, be the same mute or lens. AND ALSO; All that certain tract or parcel of land, situate in the townehip nf Coul, afore said, bounded and described aa follows, viz: Be ginning at a atone; thence by vacant laud north seventy six degrees and a half east fully perches to a stone, north tliitteco degrees and a half west i-eventy.niue perches to a pine, south seventy .six degrees and a half west sixty perches lo a red oak, south thirteen decrees and a half oust twen. ty.five porches and eight tenths of a porch to a stone; thence by laud of Melchior Kmiih norlh eighty. fivo degrees east twenty perches and two tenths of a perch to a red oak, and soulh thirteen degrees and a half east fifty perches to the place of beginning, containing twenty. one nsres and one hundred and thirty. four perche and allow, once, be the same more or less. Tha several trart of land, above described, being the same premise which John B. Trevor and others, Trustees by Indenture, made the twenty. ninth day of April, A. D., 1H5S, and re. corded in Northumberland county, in Deed Book, K. 1C, phgc 459, granted and conveyed unto Ihe "The lircen '.'idge Improvement Company." in fee. Together with all and singular, the rights, librrlirs and franchises, now belonging to tbe said "The Green Kidge Improvement Company." a conferred by an Act of the (Jencral Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled an Act to Incorporate The Green Ridge Improve ment Company, approved the fifteenth day of May, ono thousand eight hundred and fifty, and ita various supplements and which aaid rights, libertiea and fiauchiaes, have duly mortgaged, together with a portion of tho real eatale here with seized, to secure Ihe payment ofthe Bonds upon whicb the judgment iu this case was recov ered. Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold aa the property of "The Green Ridge Improvement Company," I.AVID WALDRON, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, 1 Runbury. Nov. 17, i860. J O O T A Nl) S 11 O K MANUKA CTOBV. Corner of Market Square and JttL'tr Street, F11HE subscriber respectfully inform the citi A i,:n of Sunbury and vicinity, that ha has opened a Boot and Shoe Shop on the corner of Market Hijuaro and Itiver street, opposite the Court Houae, where ha can be found at all times ready to wait upon customers. Having considerable experience, ha ia prepared to make up customer work of all kind, at abort uolice.in th latest style aud workmanship. He keep constantly on hand a large assort ment of Leather, of the best quality, w hich en able him to make up good and durable work. Call and ei amine for youraelve befoie pur chasing elsewhere aud you will save money. JOHN WILVEK. Hunbury, Nov. 10, 18H0 ly APPLES ! APPLES ! ! mHE subscriber having selected from the eel- ebrated orchards at Rochester about five hundred barrels of choice APPLES, consisting of Hbode Island UreenlnES, Uaidwins, rvorllirro Spy, Bpitienburg, Koxbury Kusset, and otners, u.,11 oiler them for sale by the barrel, to ttie fitizen of Bunbury and vicinity, on or aboul Thiirsduv or rrioayueav. t liraar .l'..a w .... . .-,.. . fi - i been atlerled and parked wuq ins greaieai cat, and are all i good condition. VV. 11. ut .1ll.ta Novemlier 10, I8S0 2t IT is important to the LADIES to know that Krilina & Grant, have 'the best ami largest assortment of Dress Goods iu th county. Munbury, June 8. I860. 1 LATENT BKITTAMA bTOPl'EKS lor liar Dtnuea lor sam vj H. H MASKER. tkfr pounds of CAPF,T RAU8 wanted at OvJL ,. ,w ,r BRiun r won NOTICE TH hereby given lhat the fjommlssfonsr of " Northumberland county will meet at uiir office, Ir. Sunbtiry, for Ihe purpose nf allawing exonerations to tba collector of the Slate, County and Militia tales, on tha following days r Kor Rhamnkln, Upper Augusta, Lower Au gusta, Rush township and Sunbury Borough, on the SCili of November, 1800. Kor Coal, Mount Carinol, Cameron, tipper Mahanoy Washington aad Jordan townships, on the 17th of November, INBO Por Jackson, Lower Mahanoy, Little Mahanoy Zerbe and Northumberland Borough, on tha Sth of November. Kor Point, Cli lif inaque and Delaware town ships, Turbutville snd McKnensvillo boroughs, on the S9lh of November, I ttOO. Kor Lewis snd Turut townships snd Milton Borough. fn IheSOlh nf November, 1860. By order ol Board of (UimraisMoner, D. JORDAN, Clerk. Commissioner's Office, ) Sunhury, Nov. loth, I860.) THE LATEST STYLE OF G ARMBNTS, ARB CONSTANTLY IZASB at ihe Fashionable Tailoring Establishment of JACOB O. BECK, Dlarkct Htrect, KtMUKV, ln. Ml UT. subscriber, in addition to his Urge slock 1 of CLOTHS, Plain and Fancy Cassimeres. Vesting, Ao- is constantly receiving new supplies from tno citv. keeping a full assortment of the most substantial and latest Htylu of Coods in tho city markets. lie is prepared to make to order all kinds nf Gentlemen's and Hoy's wear, such a OVKK .COATS, DKKHS COATS, frock. COATS, BUSINESS CO ATS. VESTS. PANTALOON'S, Ac. &c, Ac , in the very latest style, and in the moat substan tial manner, at sl.orl notice. Any Good not on hand, will be furnished f.om Philadelphia, by giving two day's notice. fir Call and examine my stock, no charges made for showing. JACOB O. BECK. Hnnhnrv, November 3, lxfiu. "two hou s e s a nd'lo't " ut I'rivale Sale. fl'MIK undersigned ofiers ot private sale, a Lot A of Ground, situate in Fawn street, nearly opposite the Baptist Church, Sunbury, Pa., whereon are erected a large Log House weather boarded, and a large new Krame House, a good stable and othor outbuildings, extra choice fruit on Ihe lot. The property will be sold on very reasonable terms. Apply to MICHAEL FKLTZINGER. Sunbury, November 3, 1 Stilt. 'M Dissolution of Partnership. TOTICK is hereby given thut the lute part nership existing between G. W. Arbogasl ,fc Biibb. iu Georgetown Northumberland cotiutv. huh dissolved by mutual consent, on the ti-il itist. Tlic hooks of the late firm will remain in llie hands of G. W. Arbogasl, for collection oml settlement, und all persona indebted nr having claims, will call on him for settlement G. W. AKI10GAST ft BL'HB. Georgetown. Oct. 27, INUll. 4t ULACKSMITIIINU IHEETSTRY PETERS, I A Vl.NG taken the lllacksinithshop P Al is pre- V I nithii.g f j jj I in the l f at Kohrbaeh s roumlrv, pared to do nil kinds of blacksi to order, including hoiacslioeing test stvl '1'hanklV.I f.ir the patronage hrretefnre ester..l ed, he lo'p-s hy airict ellenticn to business to continue the same. Country produce taken in eichanje. iMiiibury, November y, IfCO. Sin AdiMinKlralor m Iolic. TJkOTK.'l' is hereby Riven that letters of aJ. ministration having been griintcd to ihe Biil'xcriher, on the estate of Michael Knap, late ot Trc Aorlon, Zerbe toivnsliip, Northuinlieilaiid conuly, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate jiav merit, and those having claims lo present them for set tlement WM. V. SILVEKWOOI). Administrator. Lower Augusta twp., Oct. St). ISliO fit To Tersons Out of Employment A.u.vr; iMi:i, IN every county of the United Stales, to engage in the sale nf some of the best and most ele gantly illustrated Works published. Our publications arc of tbe most interesting character, sdsnted to the wants ol the Farmer, Mechanic and Merchant ; they arc (lulilislied in the best style snd bo'ind in Ihe most subatjutiul manner, snd are worthy a place in the Library of every Household in the land. To men of enterprise and industrious habits this business oilers .an opporl unity for profitable, t'liiploymeut seldom to be met with Persons desiring to act aa agenta will receive promptly by mail full particulars, terms, Ac, ly addressing LEAKY, CETZ. A CO . Publishers. No. 224 Nortb Second Street, Philadelphia. October 27, 18b0. T" Fiu-i:nin. academy. T1HE PALL TERM of the present year was . opened on Tuesday, tbe lC'.h of October, ult. Board of Instructors. Rev. J. K. Millet, Piincipal, and Inttructor in Ancient Lancunges and English. Literature. P. S. Boyer, Associate, aud Instructor in Math- matics, Natural Sciences, Book Keeping, &c Asaiated by able and rvtierienceJ teachers. 1 he course of lnsiriiction embraces all the branches Usually taught iu Primary, Academical and Classical Departments. 1 be government of this Institution i mild. but firm, and all taJeut are required to be diligeut and obedient. Kjcpenset. Boarding, room with fuiniture, per week, l,5fl to If 1.75 Tuition per Quarter, 8'i.OO " 7,10 Urawing, Panning. Muaic, trench, .'radical Surveying, Ac, extra. Ktiidcut admitted at any tim during the Quarter. Pur further particulars, addrea. J K MILLET. Preeburg, HnyJer county, P. Freeburjr. November U. IBKO. Statt of the Bank of NorthunibcrlaiiJ, November 1st, 18G0. ASSKTS. lycains tlld PiaiHiunts, - - H07..W1 tMi NiHtuuinbertaial Uai,k Ktocks, . a.i'Tu tin Uthcrttot ks .... I,te oo Uua by ottovr Banks, . ... lol.i.-il Notes ol iHher Hauks, 14,010 HI tijwle III Vaults, .... !-,07 l tteal rotate, .... o,oav ivj tosa.oit i SI.V4I7 IS UI.UI ' Ut- 31 11 6,tuO 31 1.1 AM Linus. Notes ia circulation, lu ottiar liauka, lleptanlors. - Commonwealth, IKlH.iai 3-1 I sartify that tha above statement to ba correct and UUS lo lbs tKat Ol' Hi) Su.W a-le and ta-lief. J R. I'KIKSTLEY.Caaliier. Bwnrnsnd sulan-nbed belurs ma, Novaiuber ad, lee'. Gsoaes Mssaics.J If LAND WARltANTei.Tbe highest frit will be given fir Land Wsnaiits by tiie aub soribsi 11. I MASHKIt. A FRE8H HUPI'LY OF DRUGS at the Msmuiolti btora. Also, anew lot oi per iuuicry, Boap and Fanre Article. Very cheap. FRII ING GRANT. SunSurT, May 26. l;o. THE VERY LATEST ARRIVAL of MILLINERY GOODS, at the KASHIONABLH MILI.INFRV ESTAB LISHMENT 0? Itllsm JOV,riIIi: MI ATT. mm IHH 8HAW bss just returned from Ihe if fl cllT the latest New York and Phila delphia styles, comprising 2B nits T s of every slyle, pattern, fashion, material and price. MILLINLKY GOODS, RibbonsT Kcs there, Klowers, Siiks, Collars, Edg ings, Caps, Notions, etc., etc. The handsomest, the most fashionable, ever brought to Kunhury. ('all and see her Puis All the new and tasteful styles of the anion, with every variety of Trimmings, will be sold cheaper than ever. Orders for articles not on hand, will be sup plied from the city, at the earliest ii--iii moment. M IlSrl J. Mi AW. Sunbury, October 27, ISliO 4t rxir'T'L "goods" F 0 It MEN'S W EAR. Black and Blue Hair Cloth, Beaver Overcoating, Blank Doeskins. New btj ln Csssitneres, All Won! Tweails, Heavy Kentucky Jeans, Heal Good Cassinetts. HiU Mixed Costings, Super Velvet Cords. Blsck Grenadine. Vesting, Biack ati:i Vesting. Fancy Silk Velvet Vesting". Plain Silk Velvet Vestinos. Nice Cassimere Vesting In fact all kinds of gnous for Men's and Boys' wear, can be found at the People's One Price Store of E. Y. .Wright A- Son. who have just eceived by Itailroud a spleudiil stock of all kinds of goods, suitable for cold weather. Please call and be convinced. E; Y. BRIGHT & SON. Sunbury, October 37. IS60. KOTICE. IS hereby given to the dilVerent Tax Collectors nf Northumberland county, that unless the duplicates previous to the year 1 '"GO, are selllcil by the November Court next, ihrir bonds will be placed in Ihe hands ol the Attorney of the Coun ty for immediate collection. The funds of Ihe county are in such condition, that no longer in dulgence ran be granted. JOSEPH EVER ITT, PHILIP CLAKK, Commissioners' Office, ) Commissioners. Sunbury, Oct. SO, IfltiO. J j.ilGURKD WOOL DKI.A1NKS. I Auction lots from toTfteents. Children's Planls ami llelnines I i J loSOcls. Lupin's finest French Afeniiofs i loin auction Three very choice lotsat Hl,P7 unit 01 ets. Plain oil vv.miI Cashmeres fiom auction, cheap at SS and 65 cenls. Figured Chintz o -I "ra. Cashmeres. 8i, 39. SO and 90 ets. Plant, striped and fi'd Vnlcnciiis.liS to 40 ets. Kig'd mid striped Flench Poi.lnis flLACK DKF.SS GOODS. Auction lotshlick Frenrh Mcrinoes. e1, to 10O. Auction lot lihicii Wool UHtnues :ll to fi'J ci. Sublime quality 1 yards wide at SI 23 ll"St decent hlucK Wool Iteiaines in town. Htiielf Arrttliiies and fig'-d A!;acta, CiiorEH ft CON AH D, S. K. cor. NINTH and M.VttKh T Sfeeis. cict.iir 37, lini. Philadelphia. 1"M ALT. AND WIN T1'K CLOAK. Alt rtes.tl vt.scks oi' CI .!k Ir .in wincli l select riffkictHM w.irk al populi )j:ice)tr.i.iuiig.iru.ci-1,ui:aii-let-it i' i fuunil pleuiic. Gciitt-ti, well muds Cluaki at moderate prices fi-r first I'l-Un.of j"t Boy's wear, Oeloher 27, ih me right kiudii lor Lac:ea. Aliues and IXKTFP. rtlVRAD. NINTH ami M A JiKhT Streets. riiila'ielplna. IX G RA INE D CA HP E TS, MAM'VACTL' R r.D mul Or Sale by M. I'.i; t-r A Cx I cihruntll Hurl McL('Vel! lluildinc, lorib tuft cuiiier, St-ct)iiJ und Huoe hit eels t'tiii.i(.c:liit GOODS GL'AliA X I 'E I'D. Cclol.ert!7, Mt0. V M1K PHIIsADKLPIIlA IN'H-IKr.K, AN DKi'K.. f)KM I'tJJsll it A ! , !.l I'KitAKY. AM MlSULsL LANKOfS DAILY NL Whl'Al'Kit. The ljilaitt'!lntt luquirf r u'.ninn ciglit pnfjt'i and f. ty tiplit. ctiiuimi "f in. tticr. It n prinffii witlt new cpftr laocJ lype. 'I'lif IJtt uM Drt!iitineMt tf the Mpcr lini iH-eii trun "-fly re tirpaiiiztd, und new c rrtftr-HHifi!m un xut'd Tin Inquirer ig uidc prudent in iti diM.'vitiH.ti on Htl t pirn iH iii.itc inteief-t. Tiic firtt u mi 't tin? liKpiirrr is t becnin n HrliuMe .ewij iiier, rrHriinj: prt'ini'ily nml lairlv rvei tlit:$ n( public iittereat oiicernuif! nil t ich uu.l h'1 puli.ic men ueulier ilntinrMnji uor xiit:t:L-iuMnir iaci It will be the first tiuiy l" the Inquirer, oil till iK-'CHBiotm. t) ad v teat t the pr'ttct n.in vl'our il-nu-itlUMiiumiuu'lure oud u( the real mm unft u'oiil iu erfis ol IVuns-y Ivimi.i. An it liittiuy ri:i;ter, ths Iii'imn will uiui to rtniti the print i n wh it'll it hu lo i$ tiij yt(l, by i''"ittinuinu ti iruurrt stiff frtttiiiie wttli ir;tt (-Hie ita ttwi Hud aivrtiiiug columns, und t-xclu'V all mittr which a would in im proper to ntlmlt within the tiinulv cirrle. 'I b Philn'ltflphia li.-juirer i pulihhfJ every mnrninc, rnit ervfil in the nty, und ull the difiru it in itrnll, Iteverly, Camdni, liloucemri. Treiitn, Ilurhuct hi. Lnn caifcr. Huinstniiic. Umdini;. I'rUsville, DunvMlf , N'oiru tnwn, Wtliuuigtt.ii. l)el . L!kt n. Mt! , hy rurriul ntrnem, lot twelve Centi a week, puyithle lo the cumer at the end (l"ihe week. Seiitlty mail ut aix dollar per annum, in advance. As tin Advertising Medium The Inquirer hai no equal in the City rPli.tiiilelph.a.i.ot only irom lite cstciittifukvirsjuiulioii hut frmn iia einu ot rend tr i a, c n.poacdtit 'he m ml intelligent find respecta ble peraons not rntv in the city, but iu all the towna Wilhm a htindretl nulei Adveitiaeinenta maerted for aixceniaa lineftir thefjiat inaertK-n, aiw ttur cent a line eacii aa'.aeq jeni i,tr tion, oi one dollar a line a month. Ail letter to be a. JfCaued to WILLIAM W H AftDINO, No. 121 S. Thitdilreit, rhua-iephia. Septambw 'it, 1W0. 409 BROADWAY, WBV TTOUIC. Ealloa's French Yoke Shirt Emporium. 409 Hrondieay, Neui Vorl, PREMIUM KHIKT MANUFACTURERS. Shirts made to order from Bcieniilic Measures, cf the tet mat, rinl, sewed by hand, and war ranted to lit, al leas than the usual in ices. ISALtnU BlitiTHEIt't. June 4, 189. 40!) llroadway, N. V. New Goods for the Ladies j JlT ItK tlVtU AT 13RIQIIT &c SON'SI Plain, ail Wool Delaines, Neat figured Delaines, Handsome Cashmeres, lliuh Colored De-laiiii-i. !Striied Dinlers, Nice Silk Pop lins, Mise.1 Mohair Duster. Plain Krencli Merinoa, I'lintid French Merii.oa. Persian Twill, limeade No- Tcau.l'iainCu buigs. Dark mixed l)bei;e, liauda'e ll!ack Silks, New Myle llaik Prii.ta, Gloves of sl Kinds, ll v iery ol all Kinds, NewSlle Ntihiae, tr tiS. Chenille Scarf, Mohair ll.ad Die. -sea. Neeilhi Worked t'ollais, 4c, Ac. Put il is uaelcsJ lo alienist enumeiaiiiiir the grc.t vatiily of d'ouJa we hav now in suitable lor l.sJita' ivi'jr, ',. u,w an lin-pec tion of our store. E. V. UKIGUT i hunhory. October a?. lScO. ii ACKERS! CRACKERS. juTt lacei.ed and for sals by the barrel er pound, at ibe Confectionery store of M. C. GEARIIAH1'. bunbury, (Irlober IS, 110. Broadcloth, Vesting, tc. liny' Usssiinairee, good patterns, 75 eU. Haltnot and Onion CeMtncre. 50 io 7 J i Is. Ksncy Candours, from 74 to I 71. Kino Black Caimrea and Doeskins. LLACK BROADCLOTHS. Kor Dress Coats, KrocA Ovate, 0crc.nta, Ar. Heavy (Wreoa4ioKa, leaver, Pilot, Trico(, Ac. I.IOHT CLO AKJNij., Koi La.liea wear, of every Jaeirablc aliuje. I ine qualit end low price, by the )BrJ or piece. N, I). Taihnr sonpUed at lowest l et caait prior. COOFLB & CON A ru, H E. comer Ninth and Marknt. September S3, li,Uw-. Philadelphia. TALL CLOAKS IN PKKl'UA TIuN. Some n)H-ning every day. Htock will be complete. Order token and t iecuted with rleaj utrii. Children' and Miraea' Mhavels. COOPER cV t O VA1U). H. E. corner Ninth and Markil, I'hilauelu'.ia September 11. IHGl). New Arrival cf Clothing, 'IHE largest and best Slock of FALL A'MJ A WIN'it;it CLOTHLNO ever broucln ., t this place, arrived at thn Mmmn;h I'lnilin c More oi tSI.'H KI I ZER, H LII.ll HO.N N K!S cV CO.. in Market street, nearly opposite W ea ver's Hotel. Their Slock comrrie' of PIKE CLOTII COATS, Ores Coats, Over Coats, Business Coats, A. VESTS OF ALL KIXDS Under-Shirts, Drawers, Ac. HATS O-cVjPS. BOOTS ANDSIlOEst, of tha latest tyl of every description and rjuality, cheaper liian ever. Their assortment of . gentlemen's furnishing Clothing ia the most complete ! Their variety and styles must attractive. And the prices defy all competition. 3T Call and examine for yuurselves. iSC WEl'I ZER, HEILiiKONNER i, CO. tSunbury, Oct. 6, 1860. Hew Eoot & Shoe Store. ill kf t Slrtfl, Sunbury, I'm. trM. M. APSLEV.Iste of H,ilailelj,.iiu, res ' pectftilly infortus the citizens nf Suril.iiry ami Yicimiy. thnl he line juat received amiopcriej for sale at his new store adjoining the Pot tJIfif.., the lartrest and best stock ol Boots and cihocs. &c , ow.r broujjlit lo ibis place, which he will soli ar the lowest prices. Having himself worked at the business, he has selected his stock with tha greatest care, which consists, in art, as t'ollous, to wit : Mens' Boots from 2 25 to $0 00. " felloes from 87 J to 2 25. " Guiters from I 60 t- 400. Womens' (Jailers from CO to 2 00. ' Morocco shoes Iroin 2J to 1 7J. " Leather shoes from 70 to I 87J. Misses Shoes ot difl'erent kind from 40 to I ISO. Boys' Moots from I 0 In 3 00. ' Shoes from C2J to 1 50. Childtens Hhocs from JO to 1 1?J, snd sl.j Trunks slid Valises. riuribury, September 22, 18K0. rUflS 1 PTJRG 1 FURS ! LADIES' FA.XCr FUR EMPORIUM. 'If A l Kill A rV THOMSON, o.A stand No. eis M ,i,t i. sliert, iiln ve Kirinth, south siJe, lMii!aue h;.i. We 1rg imive t.jcu.l tlie attentiun cf tiie ltt,, to ..nr lireeimil varied stuck ol" ladies' mid Children's I-'.l.uV l-'Liir. lliit-oi,; lint gie'it expel lenc-e, m J ei.jnjiii IKvitliHl fuuiiilis in the selection id i-'urs, ive eoiifi-lenrlv i.iTl-i our new stock to tl.e i.ispei tiou ol' (lie ladies, t'- rlitic aHsiiied lliat tney will diii-i.le Willi un, in itsbeii- iiiiri vu.'.il I'or t.j.i ty mid variety, ei'iisistina us it d:ea ci' i-vci ilcrrtriplion I Alien ii , ii, :oid Luiupeaii 1'urs lliui'UlV'.'lul.- t in t e ii.t.V mil in t -i,.;;ruVeJ stvies. t"!ip.-, Talina. Viei ru.es. t.k-uks. M-ifls ai-1 Cliffs, eini.:. o.:ic Kit : Mink, t1. . e Mitriin, idTin.iii l-'nun, j?:i..Wim e.q.j,r.i Frrmi. :!'.:, fuclt tijiiiiii'l, l-ucii, ana S.l. IT .llllltlll. lir" '1'i.ii.kial ;'..r t!ie verv lilura! pKtroiiap l . exieivJe-J to lis, wc l.uf j to n...rit a .-onii, u ui- ot i j same, by tumixhieg a y.e-.l mtie'e at n. i..wi.,t i .,;, pin-i-s F.'!K1HA A. 'i'HO.VMiN No. SIX .Murket Street, Pin: .ilij-.lu N It O.d Furs altered, to l'a.ilii,,i.i,l,ic uylea ' Oetoher 6, 1LU 'Jruw fjyiTX- EVAlfs & WATSONS fe.is!(wj' .: '.: paiaiiinmltr S.if a. it:-. -V. 3111 Chtsnut S ireet, rmi..iii;i,niiA r III'SK SilVs ate now in usl' all ovi-r the Fiiitnl Srstm. 1 und lllive been tesitH in lliiniy turn; rri r. Iii.wiiif shows uuotlicr iiifetunce of their ejitnl iy m resistn rlia : lVinii'ii'BiM, I.ancaftfr Too itsiliin. July .0, le.O Ml'"" Evns .V V raoN, lifiitleir.i.'ii : Tne smu.i size .No. Sjl;itniinder Snle wliich I puri-ruilrd from y.,ut agent. .Mr Adnrii H. Harr, in Lancaster Cnv.i n July i-.:., U"!, has been siil jeoied to n verv severe' test, whicn ll withstoial in a most Kitiuaet'irv imniner. This Snle c 'l. luinliie all my books. Iiellier with valua! Ieiuiieis brloi.c ins to myself and soiae to my neiehhoi s mill irii nds. and representing u value oi over Twenty Tle.usnud Ii.,;;ora, (Jo,coO) waa in mt Mill, which was destniyed on tha mshl f.. the S7lh of July, 1-tlo, hikI passed tlirouah tin- loi-y ordeal uiiaeailied. The eWe was on the ..Cond floor, nn.l I tell lo the ln liielit of the M III, and was snlneeted for six I li'Uistoi itcnac lieatHinoiig the ruins, which was trreniiy increased hy Hi eoinl.u.tioii of a laiae qiiiinritv of i n e.nilimil witlici inehrictk wills. After the fire the f.Mt I wtnopei.eil and tlie lo.,ksnn,l wrs taken out in u st.no ol ,.-rlV. t pieaerv:i'i..ii, the ,:.-r ml even helm; ilis,.ol,.r. ed. J liis hint was. however, lo many bystanders, a betlT reenmmeiidiitioni f yo ir Sius ibsii c.uld lie enresse.1 in anv other Words Irom nie. Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL RANCH Another Victory for Evans and llufovi's Sa!iimarnler Sufe Oswaoo, N. Y., March 7 ono Oentlrrr.eii It alTorils me much plrarure In ii.form yi a th..l ihe t'afe No S, (upright) which I pnreliuscil of B. Sti.uid, y 'Ul loivelmi! iiuenl, has patsed thioiif-h nu rvl ceolii.elv hot lire in a linee S'oiy hriek buihtme. Winch bi-ule.i tne ne lo a while hwit, s i ini.t the uorneis ,,f it apiarnr inellrd; but it preserve,! inv h oks and vioiml le ft'" I" tbe amount of several tlioussnd dollais, for in a 1 feci thankful Yours, respeelfullv, J x Kl.Dr.lDGE IV A Unee asa 'iiiueiit cf the aU-ve s.t f'e:s a'wiivs on i.niid. ut aut Chesnut street, (laie -.'t Vuiii Fourtn , Phil-nl, Iplnii. (Jct'ibei ti, l!-6i) ly Madame Schwend's Infalliblo Powders, I.-'IIH Ihe apreity ami ifl.'cliuil cure nf ali liiiliincinii -i... Fevers, llhuonititimu, Dyspepsia anil l.lver t'.rti. Jil.iii.1. I'llt-s. tiiitvrl. and nil Ai-ulenud t'iirouie Ibi.-nai of adults and , luidu-n rc-utl 3 edol slump lo her aper.r, O 11 ill.VhS, Uox ii!j;u I liilnd. li I.i.t IV ). !! unit-nts . f testimonials Agencv. t W C r ThnJ ami Arch streets. Oct 0, l-tili lutw SIIAMOKIX VALLEY POTTEr." 'Jlll'l sobs, nber resptrtfully informs the public thnl he is now menufacturiiiK st his Poll, rv, 4 miles ea-t ot tSunbury, ail kinds ol Earthen Ware, made out ot itd -niciit Clay. Thi'clay produces the beat snd most deairabl kind of ware, e.Uul, in many rerprcls, to Mono ware, aud is less liable lo crack by sudden heat and cold. 'I be subscriber refera to Fnlinu & (iriit. Hunbury. Address, JOSEPH 8AVIDGE. Oct. 3. I60.ly yuuburv, Pa. SUNRUItV STEAM lLUURINt; n. S. M.-s s rUE subscribers luvinj taken poksession of this tiisi clis Kl.OL KIMJ Mil. I., are pi.. . .l I.. .U....I.S r.l.. ..t . II I I.. 1.. ... I . I torn woik al tha eiliortcst Notice. Culoiin' will hue their (-round iinmediaiely u- their lieing left al the Mill. Aa it is the Jl' tion of ihe tirm to stock the Mill a la-,"J plv ol (i.-iiu, will be constantly kipsot.ain!'' aiij fl.'at liy I'.ie quanlity ran sIwivj ''ul a ' The iirea'ei.1 caie l be lal.en l.c no'l ' "'' oeu r ipinlily ol rl mr, for i.hiii' t pa'J uiirablv at'.jptcil. MrictBtl.se j.at.onnjte tne ivl' tH oi cjl:lo:;,ers, iliy reqce.'ed. public neiurull , is Hal- KiUlv'i ' . IS''l. Suubiirv, ,1 lira -- WAN'lT.D.i"' ' .hichtly e.t m" r M. C il-.Ay 0,-j.Vcr U. I'0- urn
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