miscellaneous.
The following resolutions passed the
SoetAe during the I in I houri of its eiisteoce.
TflVj hate edready passer! (be Moose s
Be it enacted fty the Senate and ILtune nf
I?tlrfHtntativt n the United Stale nf Ame
rica in Conqrets atfenihled, (liro third uf
hoth l!oue concurring ) That the futluwiriK
article be proposed to the Legislature of the
several States ss an amendineut to tbn
Constitution of the United Stale which,
when ratified by Uiree-fonrthn of said L'isla'
lures (hull be valid, to nil intents, and purpo'
Kan, an pnrt of Rani Constitution, vie :
Art XII. No amendment of this Consti'
tution, having for Us object any interference
withio the Slate with the relation between
their citizens and those described in section
second of the first article of the Constitution
9 "all other persons" shall originate with any
Stats that does not recopnire that relation
Within its own limits, rr shall be valid with
out the assent of every cce of the States
composing tbeLnton. i
C'orwio's mrndmDt j
.No i mecdmcnt shall be made to thn Con- j
etitulinn which will authority or give to Coir j
tress the power to abolish or interfere within j
an .Slate with the domestic institutions
thereof, including that ol persons held to labor
nf service by the laws of said Stale.
The vote in the Senate stood as follows :
Yi-Messrs. Anthony. Buker, Uiglir,
Vtnght, Crittenden, Dixon. Douglas, Foster,
Urunes, Uw;n, Harlan, lluuter. Johnson,
( Tennessee,) Keonedy. Latham, Mason, 41 or
nil, Nicholson. Polk;, 1'ugh. Ittce, Ssebustian,
Ten, Kck and Thomson 21
Nsvs Messrs. Lime ham, Chatidlrr, Clark,
Onolittlo, Uurkee, Fool King. Sumner,
Trumbull, Wade, Wilkinson and Wilson 12
The President (Mr. I'olk in the Chair)
cVcided that the resulution was curried Iwi."
t birds voting fur it.
1 lit SOUTH til CAhl&liT. j
The Montgomery corresprodent of the j
Charleston Mercury writes i .
The nomination uf Mallory for the Secre !
tnryof the Navy is strongly opposed by the
Florida delegation. I hey i peniy say mat
Mr. M allot y was oposed to the causa of seces
sion, and would uot cet mora than one vote
ici the Legislature of Florida for auy position, j
that he had been in concert witn llie uovern
n.eiil at Washington to prevent Fort Pick
ens biting tuketi, uud is distrusted by Ibe
w hole Suit'.
ax ex vkkke'i oriMON or TIIK buvkrv
QfHSTION.
I
Kx-Se'nator llatlimotid, of .South Curoliua.
wntes n politieul letter to u Northern cousiu
This is an extract :
S e rliBsulve the Union and il is ferever
il:Sfo!v d, be assured to ?et clear of Yankee
metl.llesoineness and Puritauical Inquiry. 1
.iy this being half a Yankee and half a Puri
tan. We absolve, you, liy this, from all the
mii of slavery, and take upon ourselves all its
(.opposed in and evil, openly before Ibe
world and in tbe sight of O ml. Lit us alone.
e shall make no war on yon. Let us work
tiul our salvation in our way. We a(iree that
you shall do the same. And let me tell you
my dear cousin, tbut if then is any attempt
Hlwuronthe part of tbe North, wu can
aountlly thrash them ou any field of battle ;
uud nut only that ; we cau give them over to
.lean Jac)'ie, and leuva tbetn to manage
that.
"We know our strength. Why, wa expt-ct
nver two hundred millions of produce, which
the world eagerly seeks and cannot do With
out. A six months' failure of our exports to
Kurnpe would revolutionize every iXiSting
li ivu mnent there, as well as at tbe North.
All knoic it. The North exports some sixty
millions in cnmpitilion with the Kuropeau j
.... . . . v. u :. l. - !
p-ouueer. ny. iue .orin, anuuut our
rustutn for its manufactures, aud our produce
lor it commerce and its exchanges, is neither
more nor less than tbe poorest portion of tbe
civ lued world. To that it bus come on an
iitllt! and abstract idea."
ATltnK A SIATIOM.tl, AIKS.
We believe thai not one of tbe three na
tiouul airs ol toe United States is strictly an
original A merican composition. Their histo
ry is not in every case lully ascertained, but
is somewhat as lollows .' "Yankee Doodle,"
,s said, by most critics, to have been the com
position nf an Ktiglteh physician, and to date
back to the French wars, when it was Com
p ii-e,l in derision or the appesrance of the
-volunteers from the colonies who asssisled
ttio Urilish regulars, liy others it is said to
Oate as far back as the lime of Cromwell. It
was certainly known ir.J Kngland before the
American U-volnlion, and was sung in deri
i-ion of the lioetnuiaus by the soldier who
garrisoned that city Hut the laugh turning
to the other side at the retreat of Concmd
and Lexington, amlthe people thus inaugu
rating tbe levolt, made tbe troops del are
(four way hack to the same tune their bamtt
jiujS' as they marched.
. nre that time the air has been a nati mat
one, and American hearts have exultingM
responded to it in every age, and in all lands
Tne music of the "8lar tit-angled Itanner"
is mi (ld Kuglish air, once bearini tbu title,
we believe, of "Anacreon in Heaven."
Hubert Treat Paine adapted to this air one
nf bis popular song. "Adams and Liberty,"
ituni.g tbe life of Washisgton. one verse of
which was in praise of the Father of b:
Country. Lint it was not until 1811 that
Francis Scott Key. then a young lawyer com
posed Ibe present words in remembrance ol
the bombardment of Fort Mcllenry. when
X iltimore was besieged by the Uritish fleet ;
the s i;bt of tbe national banner prootlly
i.nuiina amid the crug end destruc
lou ol tbe attack inspiring the refrain, which
ha-" given the title to the song.
The words of "Hail Columbia" were writ
ten in 17'J8, by Judge Jotepb Hopktnsnn, one
i.f tbe signers of Ibe Declaration of Independ
ence, to what was called the "President's
March,'' uo air composed by a German tamed
Fojles, on the occasion of a visit from the
President to one of the New York theatres.
.Yen; Muica.' Review
O'.'R rM'Hl'YI.inU. Ol-KTT LlBKL CfKS
Tbe prosecutions for libel, instituted in the
C.oirtol Schuylkill county, against the pub
lisher of the Jleadintj (Jnzrtte and publisher
ol the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, growing
out of the publication, in the latter part of
December last, of a report, alleged to be
f iunded upon the death of a man in Schuyl
V.ll county, who was said to have niaie a
confession implicating Samuel Heilner in tbe
murder of Adeline Bavor, were taken op for
trial oo Thursday. At the suggestion of
couns I. the defendants put in a perial plea
to the indictment, admitting the publication
of the matter charged as libellous, but dii
claimiujt any malicious motive, or intention
to defame the character of Heilner. and in
rippnrt of such disclaimer, reciting tbe
retraction they voluntarily made as non as
they ascertained that the report was onfoond-i-d
and furthermore and asking that the plea
be entered npon tbe records of the Court.
Whereupon, the eoontel for tbe prosecolioo
entered a nolle prosequi io both Case, 00 tbe
agreement of the defendant to pay the
Cojrt cost. I'bi disposed of the whole
matter, to tbe satisfaction of all tbe parties.
A gentUmao from McKinney, Teia, is
reported by tbe St. Loui Democrat a
paving tbat the recent crazy action nf thai
Ktate ba already creeled quite a panic io
many portion ofthe State. Thousand of
f imilies are aniion tn aell fff their properly
and emigrate to California. Many of the
most etiter,ristDg farmers, formerly from the
r nrthere h'-alot. have c'etermiocii to go bsrk
l t. . r ' t k-ttv
Tub notmnoin. -Now thftt King Prans s
and his family hare qniltvd Naples, there are
In rule nm fewer than fifty five memb ra i f
the Hotirtmn family out of the seventy lour
who are tb direct or collateral descendants
of Li-ais XIV. The fifty Ave are these t
The Bourbons of Naples, cunsisting of King
Francis. Bve brothers end four sisters ( bis
Mnjegty's onrles Prince do Capua end two
children, Count d'Aqila and two rhildren.
Count de Trupaiii. end five bis Majesty's
aunls luen Marie Amelie, widow of King
Louis Philippe) the Duchess de lierry, the
Duchess de Snlernn; and lastly a cousin
grinan, the Duchess d' A omale total, twen
ty-six. The New Orleans branch of the
French lionrbons the Count de Paris, the
Duke de Chartres, the Duke de Nemours end
four children, the Priuce de Joinville and
two, the Duke d'Anmnle and two, tbe Duke
de Montpensier and six total, twenty.
Nineteen lionrbons are now in exile, namely,
the rovnl family of Spain, sixteen in number;
the Kn. press of Hrazil (nee Princess of
Naples): the Duchess Augustus of Saxe
Colmrg Uuthn nee Princess d'Orlenns) and
the Duki! Charles III of I'arma. Infante of
!..;.. .k. i i; , i r -i r i t-.
hpuin. wbo abdicated. Frutn the London i-tar,
t LU. t7.
A Poet ht . 'Ob, she was fair but sorrow
came and left bis traces there." What became
of tbe lect of the hsrnrss he don't alate.
New Advertisements.
J.A. CP.AITDALL'S
PATENT SPRING HORSE,
470 EHO AD WAV, NEW VOXIK.
Should be in every familv. School, Gymnaai-
' mn. Asylum, and Hospital in the land. Are
; not DAN(ibR'U8, like the common Rocking
l Horse. Stniiil.-firm on its Prderta, will not
wear (' RPETl, and has no Rockers to injure
I the Feet.
'Health i,J hippiam ia tlie aameasdille." N T. Wiliig.
FROM THE "HOME JoLTLNiL."
"Of nil the child furniture we have ever seen
n-t article conibiuet so much of those two jmpnr.
taut tliioES health anil happiness as the Ad
justable Patent Steel Spring Saddle Horse, in
vented by les-e A. Cramlall, It is not dancer
nus, like a common rockinc-liorse. lo children's
feet, cannot be upset, does not wear carpets, but
stands firm on its base, and its action is so like
I he gallop of a live horse that tbe child never
wearies of it. This ,niest nf i hild novelties is ex
reediuuly elegant snd sni-tic in design ; and so
adjustable, substantial, and durable, that it will
last a lifetime It ia imlispe.isahle in every
family where there are children. It should la
in every primary school and gvmnasitim in the
countrv, at it can be made large and strontr
.nonijli to sustain Rrown perons As a pedestal
for photographic pictures, nothing it more beauti
ful. Every Oiphan Asylum and Institution where
children are cotiKreguted, should be furnished
with a number of these beautiful articles They
are fitted with tide-saddles whet; required."
PIRKCTIONs KOIl ADJUSTING. Open
tbe after ptrt of the base sull'n icntly tn allow the
axle to go in its place; then raise or lower tbe
j Hore to suit you. Screw the bolts in tbe tide
erv tight
If" These Hones are WARRANTED one
year.
March 16, 1KG1 if
SENT BY EXPRESS
EVERYWHERE.
Retailed at Wholesale Prices,
Made to Hasure at $18 per doz.
On 8IX FOR K1XE DOLLARS,
niLoat Colltrs on. vthb Collar! on 1 per dos. ciUa.
MADE Or NL'.V-YOr.K MILLS MCSLIN,
TT.-.h f.ne I.'r.en rjpsoins, tnt warranted as rood a Ehlrl
si i old in t!,e mall ttcret at $A0 each.
AL"0. THE VtltY 1IK.T FHIP.T3 TUAT CAN Et
MAlii. AT i EACH.
p. p. Thi-H wlio think I eannnt make a oed Shtrl tor
fin per dnien are mittakea. Ucrc't tht Cusl bt be
doitn flBliuesLiru.
t3 j-nr-ts ef New-York Mills muslin r.t U.Ve- Pr ji-1-4 t5
1 j .t: nf fine I.tuen, at Wc per yard, 3 .' 0
MaLine and cuttine COO
I.v.nury, $1 ; button! end cotton, COc ...1 fO
rroCt 8 Ci
Total $18 CO
Self Measurement for Shirts.
Printed direction! tent free everywhere, end io hip?
to ur.ilertur.tl, tiit try cne enn take tt.cir own meenure
for i' irti. I arrant a Hood fit. T c.itb to be ptud lo
ti e hxr m Cuoirituy on receipt of goout,
Tbe KxireM rhurpfs on one dosea Shirt from lrrc
Tork to New Orlrenili $1.
P. 8, PARTIES WISHING FinitTS IN nASTK.nr-t
Ibaviiif time to lend for Kulee of McMurement, thouli
fnd per mail, prepaid, one of the best fittin ehirte they
LiiTeot, itating ty eVlteratioDi that my be required.
S. W. H. WARD, from London,
387 Broadway, up stairs,
Between IVtttc 4 Walker Etrctta, M.W-TOKU-March
lb, IttGl.- Il
State ef the Sank of Northumberland.
March 7th, 1861.
ASKT.
I,oant sad Oiseounts. tW91l
t'eiinsvtvaiua Mats t,iaii. 31 ,7i0 13
NurlSuinhernnU Bank Stocks, 6,1 li Ou
other Nicii .... 4.nnn nu
Due hv tlier Baukt, . t tk8 Ui
..ttsiHj ri-ecks nf other Bsnkt, ' .! no
Hpci'ie in Vtuitt, .... m Vin IS
Keai Little, .... S.Se lis
UAHlUTltf.
Notet ia eireutstina, . .
line other Banks, ....
lep.isiltirs, . ... .
" Commonwealth, ...
JK.an. M
.10 IB 77
7U,ti'i SS
W3 SI
tiOI.IOC il
I eartify that tha ahova statement tn ha irrct and
true in the teM of my knuwledre snd helief .
J R Pitt rTl.KY, Cashier.
Hwrnand mtiferibed htture me.
Msirh a, Geosas Mtssm, 1 P.
iirTj. He sllcCAUTy,
ID E IS1 TIST.
"VVFFR ht prnfeMinuel fvieff in the citisent of
v rannurv una ticmiuj.
Office in Mmhetiuare.adooteweetof the Pet Office,
ieWH-iid stitry
Buul.ory, March , 1861 6
CONFECTION ARIES, TOYS &c.
O. OEARHAT,
CONSTANTLY kp on html .11 kindi of
Conffctinnarie, Fruit and Toy, whirh U
is selling at wholeaala and retail. Having the
narresary mtfhinrry ha ia manufacturing
all kind of Toy, an, karpa up hia Block, au that
purchaara wilt not haal a loaa fur a aupply of
a I in out any articla they may deaira.
APPLES! APPLE5I! APPLES!!t
Juat rerejva!, a large lot afapplea. whirh ha ia
clling at wbolmla and reUil, at low pn a.
tiiva ia a ctl'
v . i ry , K T.
5iirA.H!V
War! War! War!
rOMIi FJlOAf THE north,
CO.mi FtlOM THE SOUTH,
COME FROM THE EAST,
COME FROM IHE WEST,
Save the country and build yourselves homes),
for now is the time to get your Lumber cheap.
Yea,
LUMBER t LUMBER I! LUMBER ! 1 1
can be purchased at low rates al the STEAM
SAW-MIl 1. of
IRA T. CLEMENT,
HUNBUIVX-, PA.,
Such as Panel Lumber, Frame Lumber, Boards,
Siding, Shingles from 3 to $8 per thousand,
Plastering Lath, Paling, Roofing Lath, Vc, Ac.
All bills ordered, for any kind of Lumber, will
be furnished at the ahoilest notice
IRA T. ULEMEiVT.
Sunbury, March 9, 101.
Register'! Notice
VOT1CE is hereby given lo all l-ep-nteii, Creditor!, and
1 other persons interested in the following eltntet. that
",r r.seciimrs, Aainiiiistrutott and uutinlisnt ol the snine
havefiie.1 n,e,rnrc win, o,e Kn,.,r n.-.h,,,,-.
Iti-riautl couufv. and that the same will lie tiresentej to lha
Orphans' Oi.urt i.f snnl eonnt)-, on Tui sdny, the Kit rtay
of April nejti, in the foitimuu of that day, fur caiB.ma
ti'Mi, tn wit :
I Suainna K. Andtrnn. deceased, leltlrd hv her Ad-
ministtalnr, Jatnh Vnrdy.
Hriasrl U.iiiiel, doceaseit, settled by liii Ejctutor,
I Daniel II. Kernel
I 3 Bloom Jacob, deceased, aetlleil bv James Taeparf,
! Adiniaiatriitornf Jainea Vnndvke. who vua Kxeeutur t4
said Jjieoh llloom, deceased.
4 H 'ash J.icoli, deceased, minor rloldren, settli-d by
their O aolian. John MrCoiiro. k
5 Conrail Jtiirnh, decensed, artlli-d by Ahiahnm Shipmaa
and Daniel Conmd her Gaaidians
S t inmfo Daniel, deceased, settled by his Administia
tor, Samuel II. Dornsife.
7 Derk Ueotte, deceased, settled by his r.lecatnra
Oeo ce Kersietn r mid Michael Deik. his Kieeumrs.
8 Dewalt Klizttieth, deceased, settled by her Admiais
trst or. J.ihn C Itrmey
9 Gray Wm. M., deceased, settled by Peter V. Gray,
bis Kxecuttir
III (i'lss Ma'tluas, deceased, set l led by his Administra
tor. John Kimkel
1 1 Karasworth Mary, deceased, settled by her Adminis
trator, Peter Maliik.
12 Heim Georgu deceasrd, aetllct by his Administrator
John llnm.
1:1 Henry Mason, deceased, settled by hit Administrator
Michael Aluolil.
It l.vhr Daniel, decelsed, settled by his Adiniitistratia
Isaae Alliert,
15 Masxer Hcmy. deceased, settled liy Francis Uaehrr,
one of his Kxcuti"iis.
16 M 'Ilea Thomas J., settled by his Guardian, Fams
w rth Reed.
17 Masteller flemee, deceased, settled by hit Adminis
trator William Trimsne.
IS PeiflV-r Isaac, deceased, settled by hit Administrator
William Venter, sr.
Ill IMnlips Kiizaheth, decease.!, settled by her Admin
istrator J Hover.
u Watson John, decensed, aettled by hit Kiecitnt,
Motet rimnihcrim.
"i Vasiine William, deceased, settled by hit Adminis
trators. Amos Vattlne, jr., Jacob H. Vuttine and Hugh II.
Vastine.
'i'l Z-oNnaii Joseph, decensed, settled by hit Adminis
trator IVler Weit.
Register's wince. J. B MASSKft, Register.
Wanliary, March il, 11 J
or CAUSES.
T?OR TRIAL in the
CVuit nf Common ritwii of Nor
Jl thuiutieitand euunty, at April Tenn, 11 :
rtAi.iTirre. oiriNOA.iia.
1 J 'bit P Sutnmrre vs John Mrlleiuold.
i Win II Prvnnie va John Millet,
3 'itf'Tfrr l."ii vii Kegely, Koiiina A C.,
4 John V lucent, drtr , Adurrt va Uiivid Wntaon, dec'tl.,
Kx'Tiit'ir,
!i Kriwaid HflfeHrteir, va Wp nmnch Insuruiic C-,
6 Peirr Hs'iiimiipi vs Hniiit A l.i e.
? Joliu Viuttiit.dfc , Adin'ra va David Wataon, dcc'J.,
Excrut'ir.
t I'a T Clement vs Jnmet Rratd,
9 iirire Hi' it.ttis, dre , Adin'ra vi Peter Dixler,
1(1 linviri Snyder va Th"iiT.a lt:rr,
1 1 I Mar Kupp vi Jriiny hih! Jmi- Retttwa Pennypucker
l'i David Lewis Miller va Dr. I.m KmiinaKua.
1.1 a-tine v 1) K Arnwiii nnt wife,
14 Philipllilffrrt.der.. Adtn'ra va David KehLach,
15 S'doiii.ui Siivuef va W N and Kilry Hn-iinn,
10 J. B M ister va II ig MiiunlHin In.provciueiit Co.
17 (iroea and Knnkle va Jumes Covrit,
IN Mntthcvv V. Cifity va Chiistmn Aitett.
I!' D II Dnrnhnrh and wile va lulmn Dnrnrh,
2i Atirnham (irrnian va Jnsrh Ort-rn mill Krtl Hownwn
j Jama Mfilntie vsMiHin hm Valley k. Putuvilic Kail
rourt roinpHtiy,
Putrictt J Qninn va Ileuiy KnufTmnn.
a:l r rnimiiuwcaltii f"i J Schtuniiiey va Jamei Van yka
ami Itml,
VI .Iras C H"tt'it va Clement and Weiizel,
ii& IWTfiiff Tieincy va Witiiaiit II Marr.
VO NaVt. Wnicne & Co. va J hn K Mc.Micken
i7 Hans . H"wni va Hiamin 'h'irn
.Mifluel (jrabam va Ralph B a'e, dee'd , Kx'r,
it auine vs (todninii and M'Ktdia,
3i fieiTi C MrKa va joaiph lan(r.
31 Ueorpr K IVittl vsS D"ittv nnd f,
.W PantH Rohrtwirri va J hn V He trick
33 John Kfitfrvi J"hn hiaa!er
31 Gi)fiel Klinrva Ci-orefC McKee
3 Jroh Frederick va Ralph B"gte, dcr'd , Fxrt
3ft Philip Th..pp, dee'd, Adin'r, vs Chniles W llcff1na.
37 Henry Ti h"ppdrr'd, AdmN.vs Charles W IDgms.
,) Chrisnini 'IVchopp. dre'd Adrn'r va Chaa V IKfius.
3) Pennavtvitiiinht'itc Lunatic Asylum vs Nnilhumber
Ininl p 'tiniv
jn John Keiter and wife vs K refer h Shisaler,
The hrm fii'iefn nf the ithve atMted cj-s will Vte f(r
trial the first week, and the bn'finefr thest-conil week
1) MKIa liKCkLLV, Piuihuiioiary.
Pf'-rhnnrtinrv'a (iffice. )
unhury, Marrh 9, 16,
Tavern and Liquor Store License.
VOTICR ia hervliy Riven thnl the f.-H -winff named
I perbuna have tiled fheir petitions in the ProthnntHry's
CKTu-e. a-d th.it thi-y will upptv the net Court of (,unrter
Heaaiona of the Pence ot Norlhutnt.eilund eourtv. tor l.i.
ceiin" f t Taverns unci Liquor Murea, under the late act of
Atsemuiy :
Stores Not Less than Qrrvar.
Daniel Prnekemill, Sunhuiy,
Joseph Hill. hamoWin, l'at township.
Nav ies A Foiayth. Trevorton.
Henry Deekeit, Suulnny.
Oruae Kncht,
AVdham It Lerrh Mauct Car moi
ryrtia brown, Milton.
JonuKuhr, Mnii'n.
Tavbrk.
On!en H Smith, o!d lUnd, Jackson tcmnehip
('aihi:nne Clark, Jort!u "
Jn.iU rttr.nib, " 41
Wm SHirt( , n
Kilns thnffer, '
Daniel Heim, Tpper Mnh'niv-
J.tuathjii Soweta, new etaiul Jnekaon fwi'ihtp.
u miev H. KeUuck.nlo srand. V nshingtuii luwnanip.
Peter Weikel,
Cumt T'.ii
r,liz.dieth Ituker,
John BnEinMii,
J)ainel Heih.
Ahruham Rothermel,
fteisrpe V . Arbog.iat,
I'.'ins N'ieat,
Wm. Kehies.
lanac Millrr,
Wm. J. Mattz,
Pautel Smell ,
John M Ficster,
0.. M McDowell.
Little Mahoimy
(ienfgetfwn
I pper .Mahs'iiy.
Iver Muhout-y.
Wnslnti(iion townehip.
Mount t'Hnnel.
Mount Citrniel.
Cameron township
poign ve.
ChiluonnQiie.
DAN1KL BlXKLfcV, Protb y.
Pn-lhnn' tarv's Oifice. (
iml.ury.M.itch 4, P-l
1TCTICJE.
VOTIf'E it hereby given, thai a lot of Timlicr
" was taken up while Ousting in llie (Susque
hanna river, near lieoraetown. .N'orihunilx-rlxiid
county, on the I'itli, l:tili ami 1 tih day rf r'eb
ruory, A. I). INKI.'iy Jacob A umiller and Isaac
liolih, connning of ten White 1'ine and Hemlmk
I.HU8, marked 0 is 10, K it K, II &c, l". K
&c K. M Ate H, b Ac 8 M II. A list and de
trrij.tion of which ia lodged in my oilice al
Cieorgetnwn. I.owtr Matior.ny township, Nor
thumberland county, I'a., lor the inspection ot
all concerned. Tbe owner or owners thereof
are requeued lo prove property, pay all legal
chtirgea and lake it away within three month
trom the date hereof, oihciuise the tame will he
foifmted. I. H. KES.sl.KK. J. P.
Ueorgelown, Feb. 56, IH6 ! . mar. 9, 3t
EXECUTORS SALE.
PURSUANT to the direciiona. contained in
lha last will and testament of Harmon
biupman, deceased, the undersigned will eipoaa
o Public Kale, on the premises, on SATURDAY,
the 3Uih day of March, IHfil, all thai certain
Tract or Piece of Land, situate in Lower Au
gutta townnhii, Northumberland county, IVnna.,
bounded by lands of l.ol Oergtlresaer. and other
land of the aaid deceased, and others on the
south ; land of Lot Uergstieeser on the writ ;
land of John and James Coldron, on the north j
and other land nf the decedent (being part of the
same tract) on the eaat, containing about tixly
one acrea, about fifty seres uf which era cleared
and the balance well timnered, about five seres
it good rreaJow land There is small apple
orchard on the premises.
rials lo commence at 10 o'clock A. M , of aaid
day, when the terms and eondiliona will bemads
known by ABRAHAM BAHVIS.
Eieculor of the latt will end teau incut of
Harmon Bliipmsn, deceased.
Lower Augusta tp., March 9, 1861, 4t
IVTINDOW SHADES A very line end
' cheap assortment, just received by Hail-
osd from New York, tt lb Mtmmolli store of
V i-i. i K Grsnt. Wi htva alto for tale S. 8.
fVs re'elute Paeet Ptrduluro
Orphans' Cocrt Enle.
IN pursuance ofan order af the Orphans' Uomt
of Nnrlhumberltnrl cminiv, will be eposcl
public eale si the 1,'ourl House In the Ixirntist's nl
ftunbtiry.on Halunlny, (he Sltlh day ol March,
inst., at nne u'rhvck, P. M , nl aaid ilsy. All Ihst
certain mpasuafre end lut of groutid, situate in
aaid borough, bntmj.'d mttli by (Cranberry etrrrt,
east by lot No 99, south by an alley and west by
Derr street, and numbered in lite general plan of
said borough as number 100. It brine, the south
ern half ot aaid lot, containing on Hip north on
line of lot Mnnsinir la William Yonngman,
about 60 leet ami in itrpih 100 fil whereon is
erected a two stor frame tl welling linuse frnnlitiK
on Peer street, Isle the estate uf William Carr,
deceased. Terms and conditions of aale will be
made known by
PHILIP HUFF, Adm'r.
Uy order of Ibe Court, i
. U. MAHctKK. Clk., U. C.
Hunbury, March 9, IHCI. )
J
ORPHANS' COURT HALE.
1 N pursuance of n order of the Orphans' Court
of Nrnthuniherland county, will be espmed
lo public aale on the premises, (Saturday, the 30lh
day ol M arch, inst , all that certain House unci
Lot of urounu, situate tn tho town of Shaitiokiii
in said county and numbered in the penersl plot !
or plan oTs iiil town as Lot No. T3 1 , bouiiiled on ,
the north by Dewart street, on the south by Sun-1
bury street, ou ihe east by lot No. i'.it, anil on j
wett by rhamokin street, rontsinirir in front
Iwenty-eigtit and a half leel, and in depth about
two hundred tct. To be sold as the estate of
William A. Hsrnsnti, a minor child of Amanda !
Harrison, late ol tiliumukin, drrnve d.
1 he sale lo coninierice at 10 o'clock A. M. of
said day when the terms and conditions of sale
will be made known by
ALVIN 1). HUHHES, Guardian.
Hy order of the Court. 1
J. U. MASTER, Clk. O C. J.
tSunburv. Match 9. Icti I. j
Notioe to the Heirs of the estate of Jacob
Dressier, deceased.
Northumberland County. .SS'.
AT an Orphans' Court fur tlio coiuty of
NorthiiinbiTUiiil, hi-ld nt .Sunliury. oo the
14lh uf January, lGI ; in t'.io matter nf the
estate nl' Jacnb Prosier, dereasi-rl, tbe Court
granted a rule, directed to the. heirs ami legal
represent'!! ives nl said decedent lo accept or
refuse to taku the real estate of said decedent
at the raiiiation, to wit : lniel pressler,
residing in the Stale nf Illinois j John Dross
ier, Joseph Dressier, S.rah Daniel, late Sa
rah Dressier, llantiuh I'ie$sler. imermurrieil
with Mii-hael Kmerifk, (.lucob Dressiler, Klias
Dressier and Isaac Dre.-sler, who are minors,
mid have for their (ii iriluii Solninon IMIiuun)
llurnet. intermnrned with Henjainin tepp,
who is dei'tappd, leaving tier Ltisbuiul, lieni i
nun hli'pp,survivitiL',onn t uilcl.iniinely, ha
Jane Stej p, who is u minor, and hits for lo r
guardian It.'t j.iinin Mei, all uf Notlliuin
berland county, I Vtinsj Ivatiia, to be nud ap ;
pear on the lirst Mi nd.iynl next Term nl i
said Court, viz X the fi ret Motnlny of April'
next. In accept or refuse lo take Hie smd teul I
estate at the vuluatmn thereof, or show cause I
why the snine should not be sold according
to the Act of the General Assembly in such
cases made ami provided. All (if which tbe
said heirs of the said Jacob Dressier, deceased, I
and all other persutis iuUrcsltd, will please
tuke out ice.
I!v order of !lip ('our!.
J. li. MASsKK. Clk.. O C.
DAVID W'ALDIiON. Ubvnff.
Kheriff's OITife.
fSnnbury, Feb. 16, ISGl. J 4t
rmi,Ani:i.i9ii roi.i.fxn:.
.?. E. corner of Seventh and Chemut Mtreits j
Tint it rmr of '
i:ight loi.i.r.fii'.s. covsri rt Tt.Sii the '-na- !
TH'NAI. rtlAIN " !
I.OCATKD IS j
rh;;oJi-:pln:i, New York City. Al!mnv. ItntT.I ', Cleee.
tsar). C':iirai; i, and Si. I.oios. S-h -lariiiinis can he pur
chased ntrlttier pmur, c H"t al u!i the f'.ll.ss. 1
THE CHI.I.I t'.lATK CCil'ltSK
emltrarrs D.-uhle anJ Sing'c laitry lt--"k-K.-epiiur. Cim.
mreinl ro npiitatlxiis, C. itiinieial Law, IViiiiinis.np,
Bubilitt.-s Coiresp nileiiee. I'Mrliietrtnti eltlenieiit, etc
ntACTlt.'AI. rKXT IltXlKS.
The Te.-.el lug in tin- tt.'uk-Keppief. lieparttrient is m-"ft-ly
from written ii.uiiiikci ipt Ifrnii, with laid uihtoieii 'iis
Iri'tures, null lililek.tioiirti elio'iit'lteiiiy ; m u.tilllhill to
which, ill ordei Ui liiahe the C' llepiali- l'"Uii- as tlua-.nti
and flit chim as posa.LIe, the lolh-wiii 'It-xt JJ-llvS lme
been pretfimt :
Ittyrlet A Sliuttnn's Tt.iok.K'epii'K, in three edni.jiK
C'nillion Setl'K.I. ll'h Seii. ml, aail 4 -tint t hi l..,ip ; H,y.
nt Stmuoifa (.'. iiiiiieirial Arilliiiirii,' ; lh.inl Sc
Strattoii's Conm.ereisl l.-iw, t-y Anios iJean, I. I, It.
I'ENCERIAN SVSI'KM fF PKNMANSHII',
in a lerirtof ninh.i,,ks, by 1'. II SPI'.M'Klt.
I. II M'KNiCI'.lt, Jl., Teaeher of I'rinn .in-hip. Im'i
vijasl inslriii'titnl tludei.ts eiitct ut suy tune. Diplo.
in is HWanleS.
C"sS Kor l ntalof itf-s aiat f'ireulsrs. call Ht th C' lh-ee,
oraitilir.t HliVA.M', STHA 1 TON it KAIHHANhS
Fehruary i t, I -3 1 y l'htUdcl,.!iia.
io tn, tiidsb: iiivivr.
Farms, Parks or Gardens.
IN CI'.NTIIAE PENNSYLVANIA.
A rara chinee it n w atT irdcl to sr!eei .ind i.rdrr
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Viiii Shrulit!)-, iVc. .fntn the c!rl,rr.tcd ( rr Sttvc
NurciiCti seated al lichtnier. .New Vrnk.
PROPRIETORS
Wh't bep Iravr lo uitiiuuuce lh.it tttc ur prepare.)
thrtiugh Iticir quaJifird utnl
K K s V U S 1 HI. K ADEN T S.
To tlrttril ote Ihetr mpeiutr tVck on lie must r(-ja,,na le
trim.
n-irLK ok Tiir:
KEYSTC1T3 STATS.
Loveis of Nature nnd the hr.-oitit'ul. nel justly cele-brnted
f..r yt.ur iiiitiliirmcr, w.-nlih. hlrnlny u.,d t:ute, iuvv is
the tune to make your t Itrelious iroin nur
ni'.rsritll'TIVK CVTAI.Ofil f. Al IMATK WlOKS,
W hich will he furnishi-.l y.iu, lioui;li out I-4.'mI sceuli.;
and you muy rest assuud thnt your ur.lets w ill t.e liom.ra.
hi) tilled.
Foi further particbUrs snply to
r KKDIX.lCK A. IKUVK.
. MSAUVH.I.S, n.
Or JOHN D JONT.!s,
Agent tor Northuinlierhmd eonnty.
REFERENCES:
Him. rilFNKKKR UIIIKKiN. Iloehesttr, N. Y.
Hon. JOHN liAI.UIt AITII. Kne. IV
ol J. It. JOHNSON, Meadvihe, I'a.
1'rbruury V, Ifclil. ein
PR()CLAMATi6'n.""
VOlf.'K is hereby Riven that thn several
Courts uf Common Pleaa, (ienerul Quarter
Sessions of the peace, andOrphana' Court. Cumt
of Over and Terminer an j (ieneral Jail Delivery,
in and for the county of Northumberland, lo J
comment-eat the Court IK use, in the borough ot j
eiunbury, at li) o'clock, A. M. on Monday, the
first day of AI'KIL, next, aud (will continue !
The coroner. Justices of the Peace and consta'
blcs in and for the county of Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there in their proper per
sona, with Iheir rolls, records, inquisitions, and
other remembrances, to do those things to their
several otlices appertaining to be done. And all
witnesses proaeculing; in behalf of the Common
wealth against any prisoner are alto requested and
commanded lo be then and there attending in their
proper persons lo prosecute eainat him, as ahull
be juat and not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors ere requested to be punctual in their
attendance, at the lime appointed agreeable to
their notices
Uiven under my hsnd st Sunbtiry, the '. l day
of March, in the year of our Lord one thous
and eiijb hundred snd sixty-one and ihs
Independence of the I'nited States of America
the K6lb.
Ood ssvs the f'ommnnwe dtli.
DAVID WAJ.DKttN, Sheriit
Sheriff t Office.
Sv.Va.rv, Msrch t, .Ml.
i
i
i
COMMERCIAL NURSEMKS,
ii. e. iiooitEn, as oo,.
ItoCIIKsTKR, N. V
JOHN W. nt.Cm-n, Local Agenl.Hunbury
f's.
fllie suliscriber, linvlng Uen appointed local
JL Agent for the sale of Fruit trees, lsnti,
vines, Ac, of one of the most reliablo Nurseriea,
calls the attention of all who want chuire fruit to
this method, a more cei lain than by obtaining
them through traveling agents. Among those
"escribed in the Catalogue era, Dwarf IVar
Trees, of the age fir transplanting, remarkably
fine.
Dwarf A ppl Trees, on Paradise Htnrfcs, ma
king beautiful little trees for the garden, and pro
during remarkably line specimens of fruil in a
very short tune.
Dwatf Cherry Trees, buddrd on Mahaleb
Stocks, handsome trees.
Ntandmd Apple, P ear end Cherty Tr:ca, very
line, with a large lit ol varieties.
Peach, Plum, Nectarine and Apricot Trees.
Gooseberry, Blackberry a-id iStrawbeirv Plants
all ofthe fiuckt kinds.
Curiatits, many new mid improved varieties,
such as Cherry. While (trapn, While (iundouiti,
Ked Or.ipe, Victoria, Ac.
Strawberry Plants, in great variety, including
thn Hunker, Wilson's Al'iany, Triuinpliic de
Gaud, (Ihe most approved old varieties,) a well
as all tbe iioveliie.
Grape inri., including thn.e line, iierv, vet
well lifted kiti.ls. which n.v planter should be
without, such Del .ware, Coneord, and Hirl
foul Prolific. These we have propagated s i ev
tenstvelv at lo il.le to nil'rr lliein at reduced and
salifactorv prices.
I'luiil", Hoses. Kveiirrcctis aud ever vatirty of
ornMinentuI trees and Mirubhcry, securely tickrd'
JOHN V. HI'CIIl'.K, Afsent, Sunl.ury V.
."uiibury, Frbuary, 9. lHlil.
I'alt-iit illicit l,itiH liliiim-y
A LAMP CniVNRV THAT Wit. I, NOT KRKAK
TIM'S tjit-Jit toveiitt.iii eon ni,-ut!s itself torvetv otii
usiiilt t:i )A1. (Ill, I. A l r. It uivis in r.. lie, I ir.
inires uk cli'iiiu, c mill will ii"t l.r.-r.k l.y tin- t.-t,t -r e.-;.!.
titlilnir or loiy oi.liiuiry iifr.cf, t -.rsttt: In Storkl., -rr
peie'i:il!y tlooliiilioet tin l itit.'il Si.o. h. ikiiI the t'unn'lis,
and M'lrilKile l,v llif. Manuniet tilers .-OKI I'tt'sntc.-s
IIOIIMNU .V IIUMl'IIKEY,
NO. ;l!l M. SKfOMl Slrert PIIILAliCl.l'HI A.
N. II. A Inrgo :iiiI superior st?k i f
O W.UII, I.AMI'!,
lu-nysnn l.n nt. nl pried deft n ci n.pi toi. n. A:', Iho
I'tlKTLAMIl tlAI. till,, ai Mmiulaelurria' ri.-a.
Ke'ineuy -J l. ! rt n
look:
HERE i 1
Every
Man and Woman should Lcok
to their own Interests ! !
VtfCPaw TO YCJt
P. must all wear some kind of !
IDIOTS AND Sltli:s-t!ien I
you should look iiround and see where j
the Cheapest, l'e.sl and I.arzot asfcoit. ;
ment cun be found to select from, and whether 1
the person who selected them is competent lo i
make a good selection. I nil! .-ay tbnt mv tlock !
hits been s. leetcd by one wlu has h.n! practical j
experience in ihe liusinepa lur about t'-.trtv yrara.
I will also add that I can sell, and will sell.
cheaper than you can buy at retinl in the city of !
Phil idelphia because my rent atid living in I
Hot one half as much as there uud I can buy as I
cneap as tney can.
As to the mode of doing business in the coun- .
try, it is only necessary to say. il i. generally i
dune, as you all know, on a long ctedil, and I j
... ..... .. ,, , ..,-,, -s ,,, ,.-, , .
you must let me sbt if ou buv your tloots and '
Slaves nt a credit store, you are bound to help to
p.iv for Shoes h ught by those who do not py
I'he man who does uot pay. mu tuy his Liou's '
and Shoes at a credit counter, aud if you buy at !
tlio tame coiititer von must help lo pay nil the j
losses made at that counter. j
Thus ynu will see tbat the Hoots and Shoes !
bought at my counter must be paid tor al the time i
they are bought
lii CtiNh tr Coutilrj. I'lodiire,
so that every man, woman anil child shall htive
their Wools and Mhoea at a LOW 1'Klt'L
there is lint line to la- pun f ,r lo-es Rnd interest.
Il is ii)poiible to e.tve yuu a iit
of all my prices, as i have so many Tr"-
dilVereut kinds of Hoots and Shot-. fa'VtfSff
lor men women and cilJrcn, i f
ALL & ZCINDS.
Coarse anil Pine, Heavy nnd l.ik'hl. aud also ;
OVKKSHI IKS ol nil kinds; and also !
CARPET MACS, VALISES, j
A N 1 Tb'I'N KS of all kinds, nt dillerr.-.t privet
Mens' Hailcrs, trom il 2'i to $4 till. j
Uoois, " S iid to 0 O'J.
" Shoes, " HJ 4 to 2 25.
Ladies' (iuitcr, from 6u to 2 81). j
' Slippers, from lit) lo 1 2
" Kid French and Mens' Morocco, and
f- iin and cult skin at dilVereut pieces, from 9U els. I
to -tl e.7). I
Uo) a Slioiis, from 05cts. to t2 -7i. j
Mens' Shas trom tin cts lo til M). j
liova Shoes truii 75 cts to l r,0. I
Chtldrent' Slnxa (hii-i 20 lof-7J ceti's.
Ladles alni tieutjeiiieu of Sunbury, riot for-
Reuing io uieiuiiu witn you a iaie portion ol
Norlhumtn-rljiid, -S'litdcr sod I ihl.ii counties,
you all have my siueero thanks lor the ,mtroiiai;e
I have received Iroin vou lor ll.e lew wieks that i
I have been doiu businers in Sunbury, (remem
ber the phuo, Market Stnet, next dour to the
Pot Olliee). I doi'iibc it thus, that your
fiiends tuny l ot m.ike a mirtske, ivhne those
tint s- ar.Mil-e looi -l. I vlll alo say lliut there
seems lobe a trouble at out the fl.mks. I suy
jive yourself no lifuib'e about any of them
within titty miles of this place. A I sin de
termined and intend to buck them up bv rec eiv
ing their fills at par nt rnv col, titer, so be not
titiutded, the hunks are good, s.r.d my P.outs and J
Shoes are good, they ate all made tor die good I
uf mail to i e used, and not lo be abust J. 1
WILLIAM M. APSI.KY. I
Sunbury, December S, I Win. I
LIVE AMD LEARN 1
IsKT TIIK ri-ori.K
siiLis couii: nt i.n::,
AND THEY Will. SOON
LEARN THAT
FlUUING & CHANT. !
AT iv i:
MAMMOTH STORE,
AKE SEI.USn
GOODS CHEAPER
than can be purchased rlscw here.
A. FKE8H BUPPLT
ust nctivid by llsilroad this wetk.
KEMEMUEK THIS.
AND
PROFIT UY IT.
Sunbury, December 16, I860.
TO F.?vlO?s3.
EIGHTY THOl'SAND II Mi UKI.S PCL'I)
I'E TTR, made by the Loll Manufacturing
Co , for tale in lots o tuil purchasers. 'J'lns i,
the Chesest Fertiliier in uisiket. $1 worth
will manure an sere of corn, will incresse the
crop from one-third to one bslf, and will ripen the
crop two weckr earlier, and, unlike guano,
neither injure the seed nor Uud. A pamphlet.
with satisfactory evidence and full particulars, j
will be sent gratis to any one sending autlrete to
LODI MANIPACTI HINU CO.,
130 South Whatvtt, Philadelphia,
rrhuaiy, g, 1X6 1 ICt-
rWMS WARE. A very cheap and desirable
-- assortment juat received this cck, al the
Mammoth State of FKIMMi A OKA NT.
fiunlmry, Juiuatjr I IPS I.
I .
j t$
h : (n
B-av
i Vfcas
CEEAILST EXCIIEMESTT OF THE
SEASON I
F1MLIKG & GRANT.
nt tbe
ItlAKMOTH ST0EE,
have just received .
nuvv a no DmnACt.n
Mk of
FALL WIXTEU (iOOOS! !
very exte n.ivf ss. rtTirnt of
LADIES' DKKSS GUUDS.
l.fifisitit.,r in (orrt i
tlks ot ery choir pattern
Uisek and rarity
DI'.BKKi;..
Durals, Ctihtneiva
Prench and L'nglisli Vei'.r.n,
Plain ai.d Figured W v.t Del.iiiioa
Muslin Delaines of ail styles ai.d pricus.
Foulards, Thil-ft Cloth, I'oil De I hevivs.
Saxoiaiid Wooirinijj.
I ..DIi:' KfKS, JIKi M.'H K.
Hay site and
riety, Ac., A c.
Wool SHAW 1,51 of e.crv va"
(tentU-DHMi's Dpi'ss (Joodi,
vttvfry style, consisting of
Clotlis,
C'atimetes,
Sattifielts,
Kentucky Jeans.
Tweeds,
Velvet Cord.
Ve I vi' teen,
f.ii'm.
I itiSvAr, tar'atv flltr ,,-,1. .f V,tb .... 1 C:i!
Velvet Vestines, cannot be surpassed in the
coun'rv. Please call and etntniue them.
CLOTHING
Our stuck of READY MADE CIOTIMNG.
has been replenished, and we have a lull anorj-
, nI t,
i
tlVEIiCOATS DRESS COATS.
Pants
and Ve-ts,
Overcoats snd Dress l.'oatt for
Uoyt of all ages.
A I. SO, a very handsome usiortment of
I
lHATS -AulNTID CAPS i
' I
of every i-tv'e and variety at the lorrrft prices.
Our stock of HAKDWHIU
his been renew
cd atid we have now a lar
r ns.-ort!ncit 'linn
ever before
io par; ot
i. tiered to our customers, consisting
Sausaie Cutters,
Pocket Cutlery.
Uuti her K:iiv. t
Mayer lliiii--'.
Holts und Pad Locks.
Cut Saws,
Mi'l Siws.
SrK.p Shovels.
Ac, Ac, Ac, ic, ic, Ac.
ui'cnwai't; nnd C.t:is.v).ii v
cf every variety at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Our stock ol
G O CJ IjI ? X
i very fne. Wu have the best quality of Syrup
Mola-sea ever before oll'ere to the citizens ol
Sunbury and vicinity.
CLDAK AND WILLOW-WALE of every
vaiic'.v.
Carpets,
Notions,
llositty,
Oloves,
SrI.EHY. HOOTS AND SHOES, Ac, &c
Also a fresh supply of
1'ruc.s, Paints,
Oils.
Perfumery,
paucy Soups,
Dye Sufis,
Glnss,
Uru.het, ic
' Particular care having been Ukcn in the se
lection of our goods in renrd lo quility, ty h-
!utid I ri,;e, we call the aitcnlion of tbe public lo
our large, stock to winch constant additions w ill
be made.
I Thankful for past favors, se hope to merit s
I cor'itiuauce uf the pitronuiie ol the public bv
! .liin? ebenoer than ever. liive us a cull Lcl.na
purcbaiug elsewhere.
r'UILINU i URANT.
! Sunbury. Nolleinber 1 7. imitl.
I i'URM II UKE ! " J? UHSIIO' RET:
j t-v uud I'usiltloiiasJle lablut'l
War'.
tllB subscribers rest.ectluily
llif mi Hie i
citizens of Kiiiihury and the pul'lic ecu -rally. ;
1 that they have commenced the CAlilNET
! t i L-ivo i....;.u ;.. ii. t..,,. t.,iuu. I
l.t ni.,'1 liu.llivr. ., ....v.j ... .i.i,u
tiy V illiatn Miyder, in Pawn Streel Sunl-ury,
and are prepared lo aupply their custtiini rs '
promptly with every variety ul articles in Ihe hue 1
of their bum ess, oil r.iasoiiabla terms. Their
woik will be made of the best luateiiala, and tit '
the brat and latest ttvh t.
'oui.lrv pruduce taken in ejehange.
W IL I I VM HAI PT.
IlKNJ. HECK PUT.
Sunbtir, DecrmUr I. Ibti.
I)JY (FOODS'
tSlLNU & till A NT, al the Mammoth Store
have ibis dav. Januarv V till, receive J and
opened another fitsh supply of ikY 00011 j
and Notions.
Sty bury, January Zf, H6I.
OOTS A SHOPS, ran be ptirehas. d at the
Mammoth Store of Fiiliux A (ir int very
el. ia.), us wu ate determined not to be uiidcit-oid
by anybody. Call and learn the lit of prices lor
yourselves'. r'lilLIMi A I.UANT.
Sunbury , January If. lhfil
COTTAGK 15 1 15 1, lib.
1,0 R SAI.K. cheap, tin
Cottage, li.ble, in twet v
rfl copift ef tie
volumes, witb com
r.Ur .s,. II H YAfSt Jl.
NOW ttllHIN EEACHQg ALL
nUOVKRfjHAKlR-A
JmMi
c r. l k n n a tk d n iiisei.e
Sewing Machines.
IDS Diioiiiwst, New Youic
The public attention ia respectfully J t)ueatei
i the lollonini? cards of Ki.iss Jlowr., Jr., sr..)
the firover A linker ."t. M. Co
A Card from the CROVER & BAKER
' S M. Co.
j i"'ur Pa'tnU liita now established bv tjj!
' t ourts. we rue eimlded to furnish toe liruv.-r
V linker Machine, with iinpurtanl improvementa
at grpntlv
Etcdiicrd I'ricc.
I The Moderate price at which Machines ntak
i loir ihe G rmer Ac linker stitch, ran now be had,
'hIiihs them within the reach of nil, Hnd renders
j 'I e ne ol 'Machines n.aking inlerior stitehes as
! unnecessary as it is nnwHe.
I Persons tlesinng the best Mnrhincs. ami Iho
j rinht to use them, tnusl not onlv be sure to ba
I M ichines ninkiiig tbe firmer ,V ljnk-r stitch.
but a'mj that sneli Machities are made an I
! stsinped tiii.li r our pa'ents and those of Elis.1
; llower, Jr.
Gi;t)vi:r: a hakhk jt. m. co ,
l-.t.'i Urtenivvriy, New York.
, A CA II D riloM i:i.I.- HOW E, JR.
, All persons lire cautioned not li make, deal l.i,
i or use any Sewing Mschtnes which new from lw.
spools and make the stitch known as the Grove
A fliukef stitch, utilcss tic same are purchased
from the (irover At ll.iker Scwinc Machine
Company, or their Agents, or l,i,ensis. and
I stamped under ni- patent ul isepremhcr 10, I H40 .
i aid Conip,iiiy, and ibetr I.icensca, alone, art
legally authorize I under their own patents, ant
1 my snid patent, during the est. n.-.ed term there
ol. to make and Ml lhi' kind of Sewing Machine
and all others nre pir.iriea upon my enid patent,
atid will Le dealt with accerdinglv, wherever
: lound.
hi.ia howe, jr.
i New York. Deo. V 9 1 HHt. t
; New Arrival of Clothing.
I rpHE l.irsest and best S'och nf F.U.I, AND
-- WINTER CI.f'l HINff ever brought t .
this place, arrivel i.t the ,l inmioth ('luthing
i Store of M'HU PITZEI!. HI'll.ItKtlSN KH
A- CO.. in M.wket street, nearly oppoMte IV
ver'a Hotel.
Their Stock comprises of
EIISTE CLOTH COATB,
ltress Cuats,
Oer Cotits,
Business Coats, .Ve.
VESTS OF ALL k'lXDS.
I'micrShirN. I'rswrrs, Ac.
HATS A3STT3 CAPS-
HOOTS ANPSHOUs. of the latest styles
of every description and quality, cheaper than
ever.
Tliuir assortmrnt of pcntlenien't funiishinj;
L'lolbing is the most complete !
'I heir variety aud atv lea mast attractive.
And the prices defy ull Competition.
IV' Call ana evamii.e for yourselves.
SCWKU.tlMIUILHKONNEK i CO.
Sunbuiy, Oct. 6, IcCU.
CENTEAL HOTEL,
SUNBURY, I,To:uu:mbcrland County, Fft.
I irjo and
coinmoi'.ioiis H otel, n iv
- managed bv JAMt!
V N Id KE. It
! is situate ut the Huilrond Depot Ni rth Eutf
corner of Market Square, Suii'on-y, and at
j the Uriniinis of the Sunbury 4 Erie and North
ern Central Kailro-nls, and is open forllie aecom
mo.'ntiouof 'I'ravelers nnd the pul :ir in iiniernl
I Tbe priprietor will give his nclin-ive iitten
' lion, totl e comfort nnd convenience of hisuuests
I and is de'crmined to ninke this rstahhshmen:
rank nmonR the first in the .Sttit.-.
; lliu- tjbluwillbe supplied will, the bct t.'.e
, ma'ket cut produce hnvinrj the advai't'iiro if
: ,l:iilv eiKiiuu. iiiiiulion by cars direct from Haiti
I more, uud also from ihuic hiiiiKiiit; produce from
I the surrounding country.
i His bar will be supplied r.ith Ihe puret ii.juu.s
j the market can produce
' Ca-eful and ubligiiij; servants always in al
- lend.tncc.
Ni w and commodious stabling has just boeo
added to the premises.
i A shure ot thf local and traveling community
I is most respectfully solicited.
Sunhurv, January 12, Isbl.
7V-A-Ts31s PAPER I
I FKII.INt; A; !KNT, at the MAMMOTH
sTOl!E, have this duy (January 17lb, HCi)
! recuved a
1 CHOICE ASSORTMENT
j or t tt K
NEWEST STYLES AND PATTERNS
Of
WAJL JV P E K ,
which tl t V are te.liug ht prices that dc'V
cotnpetitiin.
Sunbury, Jantmry 19, 1SG1-
Notice to Creditors.
SJERsONS indebted to the tubs riber on hoolc
aceotiut notis or otherwise, aie r, quested to
cjll al d make settlement on or bef.ire the 1ft
of J :t ti it a ry . after which ' the h,.olt vs ill l-e
left Willi a Justice for collection.
.iohn c. .morgan.
Sunbury, December I, Hi ll.
REVERE HOUSE,
J.A'I i: C.vtil.K IIOTKI..)
Third ').'. al.'.i e J'me. Ti ilivn'--tlr.
ItllO.VDS A S.sll.OK, I'ropilrt. rs
l'ft 'V l:lt- I leive I cell muite, hnJ -.Le II k l is
ecu 'cli',' 1 tl r ii.ti.iiu
Tit-.H-ss-s V tin. i.e.., t' .inr-tly or tl i V,t.s.' H ll
I'll IS I S.iL'-s. I'-luif r' .a S. M,y'ki:l p
Ptuuiili 'J tou. Jii. U. It-t i . ly
Buckwheat llullor
'jlil". .ulmri'ifn respectfully it forma 0 n
pi. 1 1 io tint ibe v b.ive added lo tbe maebinn v
in their Nte.mi Mill, in snnl.ury, a i.e.v iit.provid
juehwht'.it Ikllir aiol wlie:il cleaner, which
enal b t H i III to luil i.h whe:lt, nnd bl.ckwbr.,1
Hour ol the lintst quality. Customers prompt y
aileiiu'td lo.
MOR(JN
I co.
A CO.
Sutioc 'V . lie. etiiiter 1
.1 A M V. S A 11 H E K S
VMIDI rSVt.K AND llKTAII.
CLOC K ES I'A B L IS II MEN T,
i .S. I'.. Corner Second and Chestnut ttt ,
IMillartrlpbla.
CIA"r Y f.t tar IMTIA I' l.it'AI.I7INiTniKTV
llVV CI.O K-S. H t-iy rtroui.. srtl.ie l,.r VbufcA
1 il, II .t. s. Hoiks, l.'ioit Il'.aset, 1'uil. rs. c.
i Ais I, M.l,:u::,. -urrr , I I INK ul'l.l I'K.NS.
: 1 1 ks r,-i.:il'fl unit VVi r:olr.i.
't-s riiioie'i.if, ol every ue riti.si.
I''.. m. h I .1 o i, luioiury 111, lit.-- )y
UL'U NKW CI.OAK U00MS CON
I' A IN KhK .nt Cloth t.'lotks.
K.v, ry new stjle Coat and f.'losk
W uoicli, I'.roc'heaiid Thibet Stiawla
t OOPI K tl llMtsIf
H F. carrier Ninth aLd M irket, Pedi
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