t c to s
THE GREAT REBELLION.
Waipikoton City, May 10.
THIS BCRNB Or TDK FIRST CONFLICT.
It is highly probable thnt t conflict may
. Uka place at Culpepper Court House,
town of about 1000 inhabitants, CO miles
distant from Washington, aoJ 100 from
liicbmond. It will not be precipitated
however, by the Federal troops. At tbis
point Brie. Odd. Cooke bai 6000 well-armed
troops ho lo expectancy oi an eariy as
null. Scattered at convenient points he
tween Alexandria and io are nearly 3000
troopn, who are not expected to make a
stand or sbnw fight until tbey bare retreated
to tbe main body at Culpepper.
TIIK FOURTH PENNSYLVANIA BKOtMRHT,
Tbe Fourth Pennsylvania Regiment is
quartered io the Assembly Rooms. Tbey
coagaiO bitterly of the manner in which they
linvtwen treated. 1 hey say their uniforms
ere aftterly worthies, sod that tbe sharpers
io Philadelphia who furnished them are alone
responsible;. They say their suits, costing
5 1 1, are not half so good as those of th
Khode Island Regiment, which cost only 8
't he State paid $1 50 for shoes, which can be
purchased even here lor ,o cents.
STorriita tss si-rrt.itts.
The rebels of Virginit. have been supplying
itieniseives oy way m toe Kiver ilappahan
n.H-k. I his fact was discovered hv or.e of
Cen. Duller' coast brigade, and on Saturday
l hat lu river was blockaded, so that Old
L'ornininu is ttiorongkly invested.
THR SOL'TMKRN CAPITAL TO BK IHtMOVKD.
Jefferson Davis' paper of ibe 14th Says, it
is positively settled, by a vote of the Con
press taken ou the previous day. that the
Capital of the Southern Confederacy is iin
tr.odiuUly to be removed to Uiehininl.
A MOMIMCAUT CALL.
Mr. l'ixon, of Virginia, the Republican
who vcit "i for Lincoln with pht il i band, and
win will be appointed Collector nt Alexan
dria has been notified to he here early oext
week, as be will be needed at his post.
TIIK CABINET.
The Cabinet has been in almost continuous
teflon for the past two days, arranging the
programme for a grand Southern expedition,
tho rusult of which has been to decide upon
the creation of a Military IVpnrtuiect of
Virginia.
Il.t.NKSS OK OONFRNOn WISH.
A report reaches here that ex-Governor
v ;su is in very great danger, and that his
recently reported illness is ho much incroiised
that his life is despaired of.
THR 1.0 NO BMDGR.
The 1, org Bridge, connecting Washington
with tbe Virginia shore, is now occupied by
nn uoustin! large force, and an armed Vessel
is k-pt in the vicinity. General Scott having
prob iMy got information of some attempt on
the part of rebels in that quarter.
forward! soFTiin-ARDl march !
Generul Ben. F. Ij.itler, of Massachusetts,
was summoned here on Thursday eight, and
on his arrival he received his cemmlssion as
Major General, io token of the approval of
his course at Annapolis and at Baltimore by
the Government.
Since the General has been closeted with
the veteran cornmanderinehief of tbe Army,
and with the Secretary of Wur, planning a
campaign which will probably he deci.nvn in
lis effects. The "Marion of .Massachusetts"
insisted on having the men of that old Com
uiouwealtb with him, ood he will bo joined
there by Cook's Boston Duller? of Licht
Artillery, with four IufBiitry Regiments : J
me i mm, jO. rachnrn ; Hie 1 irih. Col.
Liwreuce; tbe Sixth, Col. Jones, ond the
f IT:. I., . ....
r.i(!"ii '-oi. niiiKs. in aadinon to these,
Umu. Ilntler will hv enough New Yoik
troops to uiuke bis command twelve tbousuud
ttroiiu;.
st. Lnru rnviroskd r.v militaby tosts.
St. LofH. MnV 13 The Ktntn T
Warehouse wan also vistxl jrsterday Wy the
United States authorities, aod a considerable
quauty of amis' and munition of war taken
therefrom.
The rifles taken yesterday from the Cen
tral Metropolitan Police .Station belonged to
lleury X. Hurt, Colonel of the Constitutional
Guard, and had been taken to the Police
Station for safe keeping.
The city is now environed by a linn ot
military posts, extending from the river,
below tbe Arsenal, around the western nut'
tliirls to the river again on the north. The
object of these polls is to prevent hostile
troops and muuitioos of war from entering
Hie city and to protect the public peaoe, ar.d
give security to every peaceful citizen. The!
forces competing these encampments belong
t' the regiments under command ef Colonels
IIUt. Itoerstein, and Seige!.
Twenty suveo persons have died of wounds
received at the Camp Jackson jffjir, and
eight io thii Wuluut street collision.
IKIZL'RR Or ARMS AT (T. LOUIS.
St. Lokih, May 18. Two pieces of cannon,
several huuiired muskets and rides, and a
supply of ammunitions, were taken from the
I'ulije Commissioners to'day by ord. r of the
l.'uilej Slates authorities. Also, silly Colt's
Navy Revolver, while in charge of the Ame
rican Express Company.
FKCREIOK TBOl'i'S AT TENSACOLA.
Sr. Loiis, May 13 The Peoeacolo cor
respondent of the Mobil Advertiser lays
that COO troops from Georgia and Alabama
arrived there on the loth, being an advuoee
guard of 2000 troops receullv ordered to that
P'Htit. They will incmase Gen. Uragg's
command to tboul 10, C00.
SOl'TiiKRK CGNGllKSe alrMlSSION OF ARKANiAS.
Mo.Tr.oUAv, May lj. Arkansas was
to ilny admitted as oue of the Confederate
.States. Tlie deleg.ites present, were R. V.
Johnson, A. liul, A. il. Gariobd, W. II
WiiiU'us and H. F. Tbonipaon.
KKEPIM3 TUB fOTOVftC opf.y.
Wahiinoton, May 21 The Government
is firmly resolved to (lotnnli.h all the butteries
or the rebels on the Potoiuae river uud to
Capture all auspicious vtsstls ou tbotd ucii
adjacent wuUfs.
TLAS FOR TUB WUITB HOlsR.
The ladies of Washingten have prepared a
uiagu.uurni nag, wuicu tuey proprose lo pre
Inn' tfk lhu I'.ucii'anl In tw. I( .. 1 I . l .
sen! to the t'resident, lo be Uoaled from tbe
White II oust). The dunensious of the banner
will be thirty-six feet by Uliyfour, and will
cuit about SOU.
llAJOB-CEMFRAt.
The War Department to day made a very
important decision. 1 bas resolved that New
York shull have but one Major (Juneral
iuslead of four, and farther, that be is to be
oppoiuted by the Secretary of War aod not
by the Executive of State, as has been the
ease in New York in the appoiutmeut of
Major Cecerul lix. This deciaicn, of cuurae,
applies equally to other States.
Letters have been received to day from
that staunch patriot, Andrew Johnson, who
siatea his beliel tout lennessee will yet go
for tbe Union, lie is still stumping the
ml ;t r
ciuie, and leudiug bis and luUuuoce ia vari
ous ways to accomplish such a result.
TUB GKORai LAW MUSKETS.
The George Law muskets, which have
mare tbe circuit or almost tbe entire globe
for a purchase were finally brought back to
Montgomery about two months since, and
made such favorable impression upoo
Jefferson Davis, that he at once purcbasbed
them lo tbe number of 8000, at (13 a piece.
These mu.Lela origiually cost Ueorge Law
$1.50 each aud for alteration 1 75 addition'
al. When they were distributed aod fired
it U said that nine out of twelve of Ibe to
icstautlt burst. - -
....:. '
MILITARY MOVFMKNTS KRVf YORK.
Elvira, N. Y , May 21. Eight Volanteer
regiments were orsauizou in tbe camp here
to'day.
A SOVTHKRlt BLOCKADR AT MEMPHIS.
St. Lours, May 21. A private despatch
from Memphis announces that tbe Southern
Confederacy has established blockade at
Memphis prohibiting tbe passage of all
upward bound boats.
fKCKXSlON 0F NORTH CAROLINA.
Montgomery, May 21. Governor F.llis
has sent the following telegram to President
Davis : "North Carolina has passed an
ordinance of secession unanimously.
THR MARYLAND BKUIMKNTS.
Washington, May 19th. Gen. Cameron
has declined to receive the four regiments
from Maryland, proffered by Gov. Dicks, with
the qualification that tbey were simply for
the defence of the District or Columbia.
VEST POINT CADETS. '
Brig. General Totlen, of tbe Engineers, is
preparing a list or tbe itepreieolatives in
Congress, for tbe purpose of making the usual
distribution of csdets to serve for tbe term of
four year at the Uoited Stales Military Acad
emy at West Point, New York. It is tbo't
that more than one cadet to a district will be
appointed, owing to the secession of some of
toe Southern cadets from tbe Academy.
DECAPITATED.
Fifteen clerks In tbe Treasury Department,
who reinsert to tuke the olb of fealty to-cay
Wire discharged.
OUIO TROOPS- FOB TVASIIINflTOK.
ft is understood that 2.000 Ohio troops
will be lie re on 1 hursday next, via 1 luladel
nliu. It is probable that the troops refer
red to io the above despatch are those now
stationed at SuQolk Park, in this uty. Wo
may therefore look for the "striking of their
tent to uiorrow l',u- Jnqutrer.
PITIM TO II R COLLECTED ON BUABO OF NK.N-
I'F WAR.
Reliable authorities state that it is decided
tit appoint Collectors for the ditlerent South
ern ports, and that men of energy have been
selected lor the office.
SiOYKHKNT OF TROOrS.
A gentleman who arrived from the South
or. Maturday lust, has given me some interest,
iug information relative to the movement of
troops in that Section. New Orleans, he
ivs, bus nbout hi or eight thousand troop?.
most of them encamped just outside of ttie
city. At Montgomery there were about four
thousand, and at Lyocliburg, Virginia, about
the some number. Every city, town, Bnd
hamlet on Ibe route between New Oileans
atio: the Southern line of Maryland, was filled
with soldiers, old and youug, the majority on
their way ro the expected seat of war in Vir
ginia, and encouraged in their movements by
the females, who appeared to be as much ex
cited und determined as the sterner sex
General indignation is expressed against the
North, and it is confidently believed that tbey
will be able to capture Fort I'ickens aud also
tbe Fcdtrul Capital.
TIIK MISSIHSirrjANS.
The greater part of the troops are uniform
ed, well drilled, and armed with Minie rifles.
Tue Mississippi Regiment at Montgomery,
are armed with "Mississippi Rilles," are ex
cellent shotp, ouOerstand perfectly the
Zouave drill, particularly tbe movements iu
which the front rank load while in a reclining
position, the rear rank at tbe same time dig
charging their pieces.
GKNKRSL BKAUREJARD.
At New Orleans, nbout three weeks since,
our informant sow General Ueauregard
standing in the St. Charles Hotel, converting.
He was dressed iu citizen's garb, uud burn no
appearance of having been au iuvolid. This
can be relit J on.
TKXAB r.NPROTECTKD.
Another gentleman, who arrived nn Satur
day from the South, stules that it will be im
possible for the people of Texns tn protect
themselves against the incursions of the Indi
ans, the Northern CamancheB and the ludi
ans from the Government Reserve having al
ready signified their intention to enter the
State. The Stale forces are increasing slow
ly, the citizens not coming forward as rapidly
as was expected; and our itfurmuiit ridicules
the idea nt'any soldiers being spared from the
State to assist in the war against the Union
as they cauuol raise enough to protest them-
I'rom linlliinore.
CNITKD STATES VESSKI.S FIKKU ITON TWO nEB
KU SCIIOONKItS CAP111IKP.
Eai.timokk, May '20. An ensagemeot oc
curred yesterday at Sewall's Point, tbe full
particulars of wLich have not yet been receiv
ed. It is known, however, that the 17. S
Steamers, Fret horn and Monliceiln were fired
upon from a laud battery very heavily mount
ed. They immediately replied with 6ucb ef
fect, that the battery was speedily demolish
ed, aud its occupuuts were compelled to tu
tor their lives.
Last evening the Freelorn captured two
schooners in the folomac, which were filled
wilh troops for ibe Confederate army.
The vessels were towed to tho Navy Yard
at this city, where tbey will be held as prizes.
The Ktbi-U al Willianxpai t, MJ.
Daltimohf, May 20. A loiter to the Amir-ii-nn
from Wiiiianisport, Ml,, says that about
onehousaud Virginia and ouib Carolina
troops from Harper's Ferry, took up o posi
tion ou .Suuday on the Virginia side of the
Folomac, opposite tbut town, commanding
the Ferry, uud expected to b joined by
another (ielatchment, bbfi thousand atrotig to
lay. with lield pieces.- Williuuisport is but
seven m.its fronr llugerstown.
kirzure ol Ariut Iu Uallimor.
Bai.timokk, May 21 Considerable excite
menl was creeled iu tho city this afternoon in
consrqueuco of the seizure of thirty six wag
on loads of arms by Gen. Cadwalader, Com
pony K, Lieut. Wriugle, and Compuny G,
Copt. F. Dunfield, wilh one hundred and
twenty men nnJer command of Major Georce
Mcl .ane, from Cul. Moreheud's Regimeut,
acting on information received from the U. S.
District Attorney and the V. S. Marsh&ll,
proceeded, fully urmed, to un old house, in
the noitbern part r.r the city, near Green
moutsl Cemetery. There tbey captured about
Clleen biinrtred muskets uud four thousand
pike, besides a quantity of cannon bull, pow.
dor, etc.
The material thos taken possession of, di
ed twenty five eaits.
The urms were taken to Fort McIItory aud
there eeposited.
This was douo by order of General Cad.
walader, who instructed Major McLane to
sei. the arms, "peaceably if be could, but
forcibly if he mus j."
An immense crowd assembled In the vicini
ty. Much excitement prevailed, end tbo Se
cessionists seemed especially iudignant at tbe
procedure, but no resibtuuce was ofleered.
It is not exactly kuowo to whom tbe arms
belonged, but it is supposed they were in the
bauds oi certain riecessiouists iu the "bloody
Liplh Ward," called the Limerick I'ikce.
It '.s thought that tbe arms were made im
mediately after tbe riot of tbe 19tb of A nril
at Denuiead'e foundry for "home protection."
New Lnoixb. The new Fire Engine, 1
Huso, mm nose carriage, me purcbase of
wb cb was authorized some time since by the
Borough authorities, for the Vieilaat Fire
Company, arrived from tbe manufacturers, on
Weduesriay last. The cost of the Kogine,
Hose, liose Carriage, and freight on tbe'same,
will foot up io the neighborhood of nine bun
dred and fifty dollars. Messrs. Button &
Blake, Waterford, New York, are tbo manu
facturers. Muncy Luminary.
The PbiUdelphl,,
'( says thr.t ll.
Banks of ihi en ,,.
u to tbe net,
meni out uji.v, u in. ir ia,Ko(.
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CAMP WAV.1C AT WEST CHESTER.
Camp Wayni, May 17.
From our Camp we still have the cry of
"uothing to wear." Each day now for four
weeks, hvo the men woke in the fond antici
pation of seeing the promise fulfilled.
Home of tbe men are now not fit to be seen,
and feel cruelly mortified to have to come nut
on a review io tbeir present conditiou. Tbe
officers have done everything that could be
done, but there is shameful neglect some
where. Those who were so fortunate as. to bring
more clothes than tbey bad on, have given
them away, and as we passed along yesterday
we found Quarter-master Hay distributing
tbe contents of his trunk among the men.
No vote has been taken yet among the
ranks as for the willingness to go for three
years, but the treatment tbey are now recei
ving is fast dampening tbeir ardor.
Quartermaster House, who is now acting
as Quartermaster for tbe camp, has procured
a large lot of dry, hard crackers, and yester
day they were distributed to the men in place
of the good bread tbe? have been receiving.
Tbis is certainly wrong. Captain McLeary
U. a. A., is the authonred Commissary for
me camp, i ne naro crackers were worn as
epaulettes upoo the shoulders of tbe men, aod
fired into the air to tbe imminent peril of all
bystanders within ranee of the ornjectileB.
The companies presented qnite grotesque
appearance, and tbe crackers were treated
with great indignity.
The men say there is no reason why the
Government Bhonld put hard sea crackers
npon tbe men in camp, when the most ampin
supplies ofgood and wholesome bread may
be obtained ut the lowest rates in West
Chester. Hard bread may be a convenience
to men in active duly or on a march, bnt no
mean two penny spirit should prompt the
Government to withhold from the voluuteers
such rations as are allowed to tbe lowest
menial in society. The men swear tbev will
not enlist for three years unless tbe Govern
ment allows them substantial erub. The
disturbance in camp was finally "quelbd" by
me arresi ot some oi tne "ringleaders, who
were placed iu the guard bouse.
Doubtless complaint is frennentlv made
without cause, but there is no excuse for
placing the men on salt meat and drv crack
ers now, when fresh meat and bread are so
plenty end cbep. Mr. House is generally
active anil r nergeiic. to try and make bis
men comfortable ; all the mistakes be has
made are in confjdicir. to others his dutv. Bnd
then if there is cnmpluint be is censured.
We have daily drills and reviews. Colonel
,orreii is now in command, lie seems to-
bave the unlimited confidence of tbe men,
and being a thorough soldier himself, no
pains are spared to instruct tbe men io all
tbe duties of a soldier's life.
Miijor-Gpoerul McCall. who has been nrr
pointed commander of the Pennsylvania
Militia, has been out frequently to Seo the
cump. lie resides about a mile aud a half
east of here, on a beautiful ennntry seat.
The Hrandywine Gnardn. a fine rifle corns.
of West Chester, have just been accepted
by the Governor. This makes five enmpj.
nies for a town of about 800 voters. There
remains a Resi-v Guard, of two companies
the Reserve Greys. Cant. E. L. Chris
man ; and an Artillery Company. Cant. J.
. a-, HWIIO. ttuatlt tilna Jiimurrr.
Jj I II II III III
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A certain hit of ground situate in Sunbury
Northumberland County, on the corner of 1'an-ii
and Pokdherrv street, containing iu front on
Fawn street S8 fict, and in depth on Pokehcrrv
strvet 150 fL-ct, bring the northern part ol lot's
No. 2!!t, 414, ar.d lil.'i, whereon are creeled n
two story frame dwelling house, frame kitchen
and Iruine Hal le, and wilier out buildings
Seized taiieu in execution and to Lo sold a the
property of Michael Wi.vert.
A!-?! At tho same time utid place, a certain
piece or lot or lot of ground, situate in tlio bur
ourIi of Sunbury Northumhvrhid Couiilv, Pa.,
containioij one ball' aire more or lej.-, bounded
on theweat by land bile of John Young, decen'a "
ed, nu thu north by Hubert If. Awl, oil ,1B eufit
bv Jesse M. Simpson, and tho heirs of (it-orige
Weiser deceased, and on the south by the hirs
ef Ueorge Weiser deceased. Seized taken in
execution and to be salj as the property of John
Young.
David walduon, f-hcricr.
Khenll s Ulne!.
Punburv, May 11, 1R61.
S. L. EEEGSTSESSErw,
rhotograplt and Arubi-otypo Artist,
WOULD iuform the Ladies end Gentlemen
of this place und vicinity, that he will be in
town in a short time with bis CAR, for the
poiposo of fumirhinc all who may desire,
wilh fJrst-cUss pictures.
Long experieuco in thn business enables
him to qnrirantee sasisfaction th his I'atrons.
Am'uroUpts or Danguerreotypes eulargt-d
to life-size.
Pictures taken in Cloudy S3 well as Clear
Weather.
PRICKS FOR FUOTOGUAPnS, from
1? 00 tn $10.00.
A larce assortment of Frames for Photo
graphs ulwuys nn bund.
bui:bory, April 11th, 1801.
ASOTUEK ARRIVAL OF
Hi Hi n cry Goods,
at the M jro of
!Issos It. &. Ii. SllISS7.i:il.
Simpson' Uudding, Market tvjuare, SO EUltY
'JHE public are invited to call and examine
their Millinery Uoods jiiht opened, turh as
Ladies' Dies Uooda, 6ilk. Lawns aud the latest
New York and Philadelphia styles III I.N Mil's.
LADIES' D11ESS CAPS.
Corsets, Skeleton fr-kirt. Notions, Ladies' Gloves,
Hosiery, Handkerchief, &e , iVe.
Ocntlenifii' (ioods such as Collar 'Union,'
'Anderson' and a variety of patterns.
We intend to sell low, call and examine our
stock.
B. &L. 8HISSLER.
Sunbury, April 20, la'il. 3in
MANHOQjrJ! "
HOW LOST, HOW RliSTOUKD, JI ST PUJUSI1ED
JN A SKALKP KN VtLOPK !
ON the nature, lieHluient, otut rndicul cure of sperma-Uiirlia-a,
or beniiu-il Wt-akiicMjMcxuul Debility, Nei
vniiha nuil invnluiitiiry eiiiikaiMis, tliducuig laiioUncy,
ajid Maalal and Pli) neul Ineajucily.
By BOUT. J. CTLVEKWE I.L, M 1).,
Author of the '-Giecu Uouk," ie.
The tvnrtd-reunwued author, iu tlua ailmirahla Lecturel
Clearly pruvel from htl own txpencitCtf that the awln,
tiouiiqiiriieca i1 tull.ahuke inuy be rlteetieill) rriuevrU
wilh-iut irteuieine aud wtthnnt dangeioua aursleal uperu
tioua, hiiuciee, biMruineuU, ins r corOuila, pniuliuff mil
a Beats of cure at once ceiuoti and rtteeiuMl. by wliicb
every aufler, no mutter what hie condition may be, nuy
cute hiinerlf ctasnply, privattlv and radii-ally, 'itita lecluie
will piove a bo. 'U to Ihouaandeand UiiHiaanda
bcul ainier seal, iu a iluiu envrHipe, to adileas, poal
puia, oa the receiptor two postage suiupa, bv addrraaiug.
Dr. CU. i. C. KLINE, 13? Bowery, New York.
Pott eoV arm I
. t m $f, lWS.-ly 1
Sarsaparilia
fou puhifylsg Tin: elcoj.
And r,.r Hit vjjr cnio of U. r,,Ilotn; r.miplnlnt..
Scrnrutn nnil M. , oflo.n ATcetlont.mrh
JMiijr-lc. r'H.cul..., Hlofelum,1 Uoli.I
r Blului, natd all Sklu ilaeias. '
nut ill t'lwra , ,, ,, ,, arm
turn-d li.nnd and dUirwil meat In. i..aauh. T
ycnmnKo.lt krek unt en n,v hon.l ,l rotf, ,nv win
.ml ear., will, ,., ,u .(M mm ,, ,,
b. yo ,d d.cri.tuin. I ut4 nu InmiMom .!'.. r.1
j4'.lf.u, but will,,,,,) u.ucl, i, r rr.n, n, ,hlll ,
lli'l. Hi., .1!m.i,I. ,,., ,.,.. At iu ,,, ri,,:,
tor.'ad Iu lira ll.p.. M,.,.K..r ,, , M ' r
an i,l eratlv. (Kn,,,i;i, ,r , ,,.. f . '
r.i
ifcnred
. ", iiuinr jeu ni d . riuwr im r,j. .-i t
UiiHnrmtlaridnut lt,, ,,,, u itcu,,,l,t. J lo,
It, m t yonadvUe. In inuml do,i. or a l. .p,wnM, ,,,.,. n
neiatli. an. M l,.;l ,. ,,.. ,!
. , V','!1 i."".'! ",'" "''r llietcnl.. wl.tc-la alter n
Willie t5.ll 0- Mjraklu ia now clear, ami I km,,, b y" f
frelniRS that tb.. dir, lj khu, r,, ,,,. 'V(,J
Cn welt iHrtieT.. thnt I f,-.! ,al I a, ni,rl I
yi.u, that I I.U,I , l uf , " u f
aud rauiulu v,r ,,tcl,ill; . V ,iu-,,
AI.HIKD n.TAM.KV.
f. Antlmnr'sT'lre. Ttose e.r Irlpet.
Hltijjtt.ria, More Ji e, Wi ol,, .
Dr. Itnliert M. Preble rll.. from f.a1. nl. N. V.. ltb
ei-pl., lua'j, tlmt In, ,:.,! ii,v,...,,t t;e,e of
Viipy, whIMi Uiront. lie.1 ti, teniillmtn fatally, ny llie
prmveiiiiK line of oui Sniii.arllM. uti.l U a uanxemiia
Jhlirnirt -.'.i-ti l,y Inrre .I,.-,-, ,r the suiui aaya
no cures the common Vntjtli nn by If c-uiKtnmly.
Rronrhocele, fJoltre or P.rellrl Nrrlr.
Z-linloa fl.nn (,r pnf t. T.-xih, Milt,-,. : rbre bnt.
Has of ynur Saisaimi illn eur.-it i,i Uom n (; !r' ,i l,U
euiu arrelllnir on the rnvl., ulii.li I li:,d auiion,a fioni
Ofer two jfenrw."
Lenrori l.rrrt or YVti Urn, Ovnrtnn Tumor,
Iteillie I'leerntloii, 1'rimile Uiariises.
Dr. J. II. 9. I'll inning, r New Vmk i'v, rlt..i " I
lnnt cWi rally r..ni 1;, with lli im,u..-t.f'nur airent In
peine; I have fmnd your fe.n .in'mlUn a n. l exn-llent
alii't-.tiro in (he iiunoo-oim ri-ii.-h-i,it f..r wlinh we
ii,pl. n,-, ,, rlu.-.tv. I.ut eap-r.illr in 7' milt Difii'tt
.i : .. . . j'"o o i-nta-
m tin. Kerornlrxia ilinlli. I L ,i im-... niruv lnvrtrr
ate enne i,f l,ru.-oiHin-.i l,v 11. nr. I m.nie niiule" Ilia cm
plaint wn r.-.ns..( l,v 'crr ii..i or lt. i'-, e. 1 hr u!"er
e'iiin Itarlr na HK.n rutcl. Kr.tlilnf itlihin my UdowI
c.!" eo,niil It fr tlira.. r-mi.i.. il-riii.. iii. f.ia."
J-Mnartl f. Mnrrow, of .Vewl.urv. .. i-i.. i it..., ' A i! in.
f ront urii pinn nninr nn onn of tit,, reui.ilek lit a, v f'::eiiv.
tthi -li Iniil .IIUil nil till! rnmeilien w ,-ottld enii l(.v. hiie
at lemrtb hern rnlil..t..!v Cilinl I'V T.oir l.-.tir. I er'.S.'o-.
snparllln. Our .ti v-l.-Lui lle nt-ht' i'n.tliju I ut , i, ,.a.
Iioll colli,! liflul'il rell.-r. lint tin iiim-, I J , e- Iridl it your
Hilii.ii.:liilU a til.- Inr ,..,t Uiiire eullinp, nn. It
pmvm eHVliml. Afl.-r liiMii -y.-ur luuio.li' ,1,1
nasymptom of the ili,.ie.e tetiiafim.''
trihllla anil Jllprrnrinl Ulnra.-.
!W Oill.Mvs. Jftli Jiij,i.t, 16X
Pn. J.C. Aru fir. 1 rlia. rlullv r. ti. W v bh lli. r.
jue.t -ofyuejracriit. nil rei oit to vi u eotue of the eflects
1 linTP lealuM n illi vntir Mrsat al iiln.
I Imve aiire.l itli i. in bt prartirn, mn. t.f tlio enm
rlaliila fr wliirti it l rrft'iotn. n,l,.,. m,l l.av f.unr; he
cir.-.-ta tr-lly otet.-i let in II,-. ui i r IVimi( onif V-r-rvrinl
Vit.-.tt,. On. .fmy p-ilient luol rvptilllllc nl.-ars
ia hit ttoiont, wlil.-li win. c i.iuiiini" hit palate ami tho
t..p cf Hi mouth, y.nir rinaapiiiiiia. atadily trmm,
C'll.-il him in lite vpel.a. Anollior t.an nltni:li., I y Sec
on liny aylnptotn'. In l.h nine, rout th i,l.,tl,,i, mi
oiti-u away a -'nis,K!.-i nt.1.- pail i,, , thai 1 tn-li.vo tl.o
UiH.ir.lTr would toon iem.ii In, In.iIii und l.ill liaii. Unt it
yi-l.le.l to my lelmini.-ll'iilioli of jur M.r,aiailil!l ; tlitt
ulcere lu-nieil.niul ha I, n.-ll upon, n.,1 cf cuiui-e wil.h-ut
.uilie liMUiilntion to liis . A lf..u,a-i vli.) .a-l l-. , i
tiealcl for the sunn-.h.,i.l,r hr men in v una auflniiiK
from tin- pols.ni iu in.- I ,.h. il,-, 1,,.1'iK.iomr i.f,.
utive to Hi ,.all-r that ma da-np . Mii,.ru.l t.
Clil 'iatiui: pain in lur ,i. int nn.l l..ir.,V. M,.., o ttua
CIM..I entii-ly l.y yriir .-al f oput ill a iu ii f( tv. . I.'a. 1
know liniii in formula. tvl,i, , y.,,,,-B.ieHl M,vo mt.. that
tins I -l .-para l ion lulu j out I. I...rat,: v muM li a f.iut
rrme.ly; ceas-'inelilir. th:i. tuily ivu,wl.i.Ue l.-ullj
Viltu H liavii tit (mi iiiiNi-d u.tf.
llnlenmlly -,nia, C V. LAIUMICtt, M. p.
Rheumntism, Coat, I.lvcr roinjtlnJut.
1M.EVLM.1.M K, P-asloti To.. Vn.. l lh Jul,. 1;,S.
Vn J. C. Arm: Mr, I haw, I ,.n nlllk'te.l villi a p. in
fill I i-lirr.nl" A.ri;liil,i.vi for a Kimr time. hi. h LiiloV! the
F,ull i. h.t.ii hti'-, n,l ,:u, l( t u.,. pue t t t10
reni."lie.. lo.ii.l Hi, ,, iit, i joMrfan-atairiPa. Can
pottle eunal me In t ii a-..-ln, ai,J irtui.il mv aruenl
lieallh .) ni.i. h lh.it I am p.f .t,.r than brl. re 1 va
attacked. I think II ii utKlvrflil imdi. ilia. J. Kit l; AM.
Jules Y. fwtehall. of fit. I .;, wrll.ar I hay 1..,
sSlictrd f.e yeai, ic, rn',v,.r te i.nT, i.itli
e. -,lrr-.-. my heultli. 1 tiinlevi iy thliir. an.leverv t,ivg
failed tw r.-licte tun; at.. I 1 Initu !,rti a iin.keii-ri.otu aiau
f. rainie jvata lion, tii ollo-r ruye lean cf.a-uficrn.fT.C e
V,e Aurr. lit l l.n.-d pa-tor. Ilm lliv. Air. I'.ipy, atlvUiJ
ma toll; y jnnr.ai-apariila. ..-.-ail5e e.lij lie linevr J.,11,
aad any l1i:rT you iiiaot.ni. Won!, ti riui-. I v tli Mwh.
ii:-1. filed it l.i-n IIU...1 i,i. ar.l In., mi piiriliert n:y lined
a lo malia a n'tv i.iiiu -j ma. 1 f,.t. toutn; acaln. The
liest that can he a.nd of you ia not halt r;ooil enrjneh.
Ficlili-rvs.rnnrrr Tnme.e, i:nlnrr;tintnt,
1 ktnitlari, lurlt.t ana LAioiiuliou of
tlio iittdea.
A prral vati.lyerra. haroh-.'. ri'r.orle.1 M tifctvticre
eiirua .if th.... f neuUai ie coo Iu n . . li.ive .-iulli., freni
the ui- of loin t--in,. 1. I ni cur api.ii, iavi ... ill not admit
thrui. K.ai.s r.l th.iii limy I.- i'..r.ud in vtir Am.-iirnu
-Mlilatia-?, -Aliiih lie- iicr-nu prjlnw uaiuud ai'O pieuiifd Ul
fiilt.ii.li (Ti alii In nil u lui , !l l.,r tjmm,
Uf Ppala, llrnrt Dlifatr, FIN, Hnllrn.
J , . IokcIioI; , .t tunllt,
Mi.nr reii.Hili.o.s. , iit.r of th.'f atr-cth u-i bare l,.al
not i.- lo lhu hl:, i .tin. p. w.-r ol iln m.-.i.t iic. Il nin.iii
lat.a I l,e v-f il litiM-li'ii into vi ;..(,. us e.-li'i, end thin
Wt.-ieolIM- .t;....l, IS Vrhi.ll o,.i,.i . Biij.po-i.l Let . Old ll
r. a.-li. Mm Ii a ii-i,m ; has lonj; I ii r. . ilir- t l.v lliu in-e-.-a-lti
l,( tt, -.....l... no.l ,. r. I.t.d.-lit. Iliul ll.ie Kill
fio f ,r th-n, all that no-e.i. ine can c
Aycrs Ohcrry Pectoral,
l:t Tim i-.At'iD i-i-in or
ou;(V.. (olitu, Iiiiliir-. Iliinr.flltH,
Ci'oii , l' kiii-Ii It irt. Iix.olent o, i-
un.pt io. i. iiml I,.;- ti,',, Relief
ot 'oumiit Ive 1'ni..ils
Al. iMl.uiieeil Stitea
Oi l.lo liaetiKt;.
Till ts a rere.!y ui i ,. aall - known to rurnaaa anT
i pth.-r f-.r the iu;e , r tl., rat iiti.l luiii; e'.-iephiii.te. that "1
ia ii,.l,.-. ,M. I,, riiiPloli tl.a ,o i.k-ece '1' II- til Ine. Il
lltiiltlill,-l eM.i'. ll. e f..r run'ha tiud rrldl. and it tl illy
woie.l..rli:l cur. H i f iilnn.l, ary iii a.-e. have niii.ie ft
kiiot.n thr..ur)".ut th.i riti!i?'-.l i an. of thn earth.
Ktv nie tin.- r. mniiintl it-a, or even taiuilie., nnicjii Uulu
w ho hate not ie:ne eiKonal exp,ri,-i.. e . ilu e.7e.'i
some li vim; tiopl.y in ih, ir mh!. f t ticloiv our I lie
subtle iiiij) dani ii-u.-i r.Kor.h i of tl.a tlnoit ami lur.t.-.
As all I new th til .aiilnl falnlity i f lh(-..n iti-oi.ii ih, and
ns tll.-y hn.iw, t..n. liieelf.etar.f this retiu ity, tva tieed.li' t
do no. re than to ti-ui.. there, that it hu.s in.tv nil the vi,.
lues that it ,li,l hnve ttt.en iiinUli: the rurra wlihli Lute
tvoii ca.atri iiLly upon the c..uli.h lice rftiiauuitid.
Propaied by It. J. C. A?EIt & CO., Lowell, LZan.
Sold hv I".. .V Grunt, nt (I A. W. l-'itele-r. Sotlbury
J K. l-n-lotf iiml c. ilr.nt.l, .Milfiil; l)r Wcnvk. .Me
Kivenaville; KellMiyd. r ,V Cl.ri' llilin, 'I'l.rh'.itVliie ; tt. II.
Al.-C.-y. irit:. un, beiiiij.d and by L'uih-rs cvuytthcte.
A;ni! l-t lt-
Ccntro Turnpiko Road.
rjpiUi SlocKlinl.lers nro ht-rcby iiotil'cl, il.pt an
eleclinn wilt be hehl at the bouse ol Mrs.
Brown, in tho j'ur.nik'h of NorihiiniberlaiiJ, 0:1
MomUiy, the 3J tlay of June. nut. between the
hours ol IU u'clock A. M. anil 'J o'clock 1". M
for tho purpose uf electing oliieets to serve for tlu
ensuing year.
J. II. ri!ILSTLl.V, rresiJeut.
May 4. ISCl It
Lixec'Jtors Notice-
VTOTICE is hereby giveri that letlrr testainrn
tary on the estnte of lolin K line. r., bile of
Hush township, Norlhuuiberiuiitl county, dectus-
ed, havo breti grantr-d to the uoderii;ued. All
persons bavin- claims aunin.-i tbe erttilc of llic
said ilteeavfd, arc rconcsle.l tu present ihem, and
persons indebted thereto to nulta Immediate
payment to
ISAAC CAMrilliLL, Executor.
May 4, isiil Ct
rSLTF-R S. HLKlisTlUsKK, 1'rinripal ar.,1
'IVneher of l.alin, titeeli und .l;itheni.i1ii-K.
rilKSTOX MI1.I.LK, 'ieaeher uf I'ractjeal
Surveyini; and L'iie.ii-u.
M iis SOl'llIA WILCOX, Teacher oflmtru.
mental Musie.
SLMMKIt THUM coiniiieme on Mondav,
April ih, ISCl.
7'ri. per Quarter'cfW tcrtl-t.
Tuition in l'tiniary Ueparlinen'., $':l,f O
Acailni'iic " J 1.00 to fi.bl)
' ('lassical 7. I'll
Music on l'iano wilh use of Insirufiiriil, x.lil)
(iood ltoarilintT, -Vr., n. tha Villng, per
wee!:, SI, Ml tu S.t'-O.
For further particulars, address tha PUIXC'I-
PAL, Uerrysbiirg. Dauphin county, Pa.
April i, tr-li t.-ItU
KOl.O.'tlU.'V maTsVis.
Attorney at Law,
SUNBURY. Nortuuniborland Co-. Pa
(Korinerly Ktecburg, enyder county.)
OFFICE, Market rUrcot, a few doora east uf the
Northern Central limlroad Ilepot'sud two
deora weat of the Pot Ollice.
All rrofecFtonal Uusinrsa, Colleitior.s, &c.
will receive prompt attention.
March UU, HO I.
C BACKERS ! CRACKERS, ju.l receiv.d
and furale by the Larrel or pound, at tits
Confectionery store of M. C. GEAR1I AKT.
ISunbury, October 13, UCU.
1)I.ANK Parchment Taper Deed and blank
Mortgage), lioud, tieculiuna, Summons,
t4 1 il. MAKStKv
SPRING G0QOSI
A iV l
GREAT VAlUETYiaS
AT
LOW PEICES
AT THE .
ONE TKICE STOKE,
OF
23. TZ. BniGHT & SON,
WHO OFFER
Splendid Inducements
AND
GREAT BARGAINS
TO
Sunbury, April 13, I86i.
BO YCC WAST TIIISKi:ns.
DO YOU WXST WHliSKr.RS?
DO YOU WANT A .MOISTACIIK!
DO YOU WANT A .MOUSTACHE r
BcUisasham's CelcSiralcd
S T I Al U LATINO ON G U K N T,
For the Vhiiltr and Hair.
Tlieniliscrilier tuke pletimre In aiuiouticiiie to thefiti
Ztnn of tlio I' mted Slaira, Hint tin-;, have f'.bMHied the
Afcilcy Inr, aniline mnv enublrd KitiflVt to tliu Am.riran
j.nlilic, lite auuvc juaiij- telcbrutce and nund-rennvroed
articlo.
The Stimulating Onguent.
is prepared l.y Vr. CI. Ilt-IMncl.iim, nn cininr nt rhyincian
i-i Luiiul.ii, mill ia wurraiitctl In tiling nututli.cU Set of
H7iAri-. or Mmittache.
in from three to six weeka. Tho article ia tlie only one
in ti.e kiuil us-il hy tlie I'tench, and tu LunJuii and I'a
ris it iaiu amvrul use.
It is a bcnutitul, rcotiomicnt, snolhin?, yet e!imn!:ttintr I
enmiioiuiil, nctinpn. if livniti'ni-iipnii tue rinit., muaiiijr a i
letilifiil pruvl Ii nl 'luxuriant tiair. Il'applicd lo llir acttip,
tl will cure Inl.IiifFn, nn-l eaimr to srinir up in pinoc nf
the bald apmaa line growth .f Imir. Appliij m-nntdii
t.i iltrci inns, it will turn rednr towy hair rhtk, nn! rcsl. re
ernyiiiuf tu itainifiiini ciii.ir, IcaviiiK It Sl.11, pimauli, tuul
llciiUi-. The oiicnciif' is tin iiiiliFjienailile nriicle in
r.-.-iyir. ntli-mntra t.'ilet, nnit iii'tcr one weclt's uc tltcy
W'.iil.l n-.t Ini any ciniiilfratiiiti li without it. j
Tlie anl,ai-rihr-ra nrt. tlm i.iilv a....,. f.. ,1. -..li:.. I
i ir i mini .-niu-ii. u. wiwin nil onlc-rs mus! he r.i ilrrsset .
I'riceOne llnt'nt a tMX-f.ir aiile l.v nil Urnr.i.i. .l
im-iii.tj. ; urnnoxiii ine "iinrneili" (u-r'rraiiie.j ti Irife
tlie il-sircl cnVi-l) will lie .tut to any wln di tire it, l.y
mini, ilir.-i-t, f.-ruti-ly piiellec, nn rcci-ipt of pile unupnu.
uac,t51,ld. Apply tu or nHtirca
IIDHACl-: I,. HFGFMAN ft CO.,
Ptiicpnia. .Vc, i!l Wtlii.-ini bl., N Yotk.
rvr sa nt Una uiTice.
iMiticli Jo, lftll.
New Millinery Goods.
Fawn Street, two doors nuth of the Shamokin
Valley ff i'ultsvUte Rail Road,
SUNBURY, XnT'V.,
Oi:sl'i:CTri;i.LY informs iho citizens of
tsl.'NIiCKY and vh-inity. that she has just
received from Philadelphia a large and srlindid
assort inent ol the moe( IjsliionuMe and latent
" 03 t2D 3 57 03 -P 123 ,
HATS, SUA KlIHiS, THIM I1.GS cVc.,
wUich st.c is selling t the most reasonahle piicea.
JjaiiaL'J.l)!) ibji-iJjiJ 'U Alt ill
'Io which flin directs Ihe attention of the ladies
ai d invite all to call and see ilirin.
Thankful lor past patroiimjt., she hopes ly
keepint; lo Lest asturtnit-iit at itiasonat.le prices
to coiiiinue the same.
funi.ury, Apiil 13. 18C1 Sin
COM M E llC I A L nITi; SElTil;f?7"
in. E. HOOKER, ftOO,.
iti'.'utssTBit, x. y
JOHN W. PrClIKn. Luci.1 Agent, Kuntmry
Ta.
fhn sahcrihcr, bavins; heen nppciiitvJ local
p-i-nt tor ine auie ii r run tice.i, punts, I
vines, Ac, of one of ihe m..vl reliable Nuiaenes,
c:il! the altcntioii of all vih.i wart choico frnii to I
il-i.i method, os nwm eeiluin than by c'.ilai.iinj I
them throuiih traveling; nijenn. Anion; lli .y .'
ileseiil-e.l in ll:n Catnh ijiie arit, llwarf Pear
Trees, cf the ago f. r lianeplanling, rtmaikaMy i
line. ,
Dwarf At'I'leTieea, on Paradise Sto.ta, nit-
Itioff beautiful little tree fur the qardn, snrl j ro
duiina remarkably line specimen uf fruit in a
very tliuil lime.
Dwuif Cherry Tree, budjed eo Muhalch
SLu-ks, handtoine tree.
titandiiut All-le, Pcur ami Cherry Ttct very
(Sue, wiili l.trtte list cf varieties.
Peach, Plum, Nectarine and Apricot Trees.
(iimnlnrrv, UlucUUrry and (strawberry Plan I
l u', of the fiact kinds.
j Currant, ninny new end improved varirfies,
i such ss Cherry, W hile Gtupe, White Cuiidouio,
j Red Grafc, Victoria, &c
j tSiruwberry Plant, in great variety, Includit'ij
I the Houker, Wilson' Albany, Triomphie lie
j (land, (the most approved old vaiitiies,) a v.t!l
eu nil tho novcltiea.
Grape Vines, including those fine, new, yet
well irali'd kind, tahten no planter should be
without, such is Delaware, Concord, and Hart
ford Proline. Thee we have propagated an ex
lensively a. lo b: tu oiler Ihem tt reduced snd
MtUfaclory price.
Plant, Roar, Everirreen tr.3 every variety nf
ornamental tree snd Shrubbery, securely packed
JOHN YV. ULCIIER. Agent, Suubury Pa.
Sunt ury, Kebuy, l, IMtil.
IHIKI PE
kl lbs Mammntli store sf
FRILINti 4 GRAKT
LIVE iLND
LET TIIK PEOPLE
STIL.1. COXTIXtTE TO MFC,
AND THEY "WILL SOON
LEARN THAT
riUUNG & GRANT.
at Tnn
KALI HO TII STORE,
are selling
GOODS CXIEZPEXI
thau can tx purchased chvswtier.
A. JKESH 43XTIIXi'S
net received by liailroad this weak.
.MEMBER THIS.
AXD
, . rRonmyiT.
Sunhory, December 15, 1800.
S EN TBYtE X PRE S S
EVEKTwnnar;.
KetailsdatWholesaJo Prices,
llada to Ma3uro at $18 pfjr doz.
OXl BIZ POIl lilsV DOLL, AXIS,
TltSt Collars cn, with Collars on t) per dos. extra.
. MADS OP KITW-YOBK MILLS MCSLLS,
TTIth line Linen Bosoms, and warranter! as rood a Qdri
as sold In tbe retail store st IJ.iO each.
ALSO, THE VERT PET pmnT3 THAI ClS ES
MAtiC AT i EACH.
T. t. Th vrho tSi!ak I eaaaot raake a pooit Shirt for
f IB per d"zea are mistakeo. Here's Uio out tt one
dotu tiS fiue aairt.
T,3 yards of New-TorkJmismusltaatHVc.jieryl J4 j j
t yi.rcs of line l.tr.ea, at We. per rarJ 8 to
Ialdnr;aii1cut.iri-, G
f .a.indrr, $1 buUuUTar.d cotton, Coc 1 fin
Troiit A 9 65
Total 19 00
Self Measurement fqc Eliirts.
Printed direction! sunt fre erpfTvhrrif, am! ao ouf
to undcrfltapd, t.irit nty ono can take their ownweasursj
for shirts. I warrant a pood nt. Tho cnshHo bo paid t
the Express Company cn reotlpt cf f ootis. y
The Erprei hir.-is on one Juzen SLirts fcifS. Trw
Tort; to New Orleans is
p. a rjvarirs nsniiKG smnT3 15; nAmri;noi
having time to send for Kale of ilcMuremtut, oiioultl
per ma'l, prcpaii. oa of the bst fittt&aLtr.a thry
tare tot, stating ouy alterations that may be required.
7 S. W. ILWAItD, from Locion,
387 Broadway ,ip stairs,
Between WaJto tc VTaZicr Strtcu -SVi-rOrS-V"-h
IC, 1801 If
PATENT srillXG f-
bliouM bo in every family. School, Gyinnni
um. Asylum, and Hospital in the land. Are
not DANG K RO Lis, lifco tho common Hocking;
Horsca Statu firm on its Pedestal, will not
wear CARI'ETd, and has n Rorkes to injoro
ihe Feel.
"Health aud hippln'm in Ihe sanesaiUle." N T. Willi
'. lHrW - . . . a
FEOM THE "HOME JOURXlL."
"Of all the cbild-furniturc wo havo ever spen
no article combines so in uch of those two impor
tant thinpa health and haiiriinis.i n tlio Ad-
justalilo I'atent feted Spring Saddle-Horse, in-
..i 1 k. A r'..n.l.ii I. :., . i
I . '""'S"'
ous, like a common rocking-horse, to ehildren a
feet, cannot be upset, docs not wear carp-Is, !ut
stamls linn on Us Imsc, and iti nction h so l.ke
the gallop of a live hor;:o that the chill never
wearies of it. This .atcstof eh. I I novc'itiei is cx
ceediniily elcsant ami artistic in design j and so
adjiistalile, suiiclunli::!, and dnruhle, that it will
last A lifetime. It i iitdispi'i.tsuhle in every
family where there are rhildreu. It should lie
n every primary school nod cymnHiium in I'm
country, os it can l. mnile large und strong
Jnoush lo uftuin prown pernons. As a pedestal
f.r photographic pictures, ncthirg U moro l.cai;ti
ful. "Every Otphan Asylum nr.d Institution where
children are c"Pt' 'canted, should lap fur.i'.' cj
nilh a numher of these heat-.tifnl articles They
are fitted with side-saddles when reitiired."
IURECTIOXS FOK A P-U'STIXG. Open
the after part of tho base soliicienlly tu allow tho
nln to go in its pbeo ; then rai-a or lower tha
II.rse to suit you. Screw the holts in the sida
vcrv licht.
I"? These Horses are WARRAFTE1) ono
year.
March IB, 1F61. If
9val ri:otnr;.ih rrnijicn.
Xl'E desire to call the attention of the p.ihlic
" toour Lithoeonin Oval rh. tn)ta h Frames
They ponesa ali the g.;nj iimiliiies ot wood frames
with the ridvaiiia.'ie of yrcaier dortil ilitv ss they
never warp or rracl;, nnJ are si !d much cheaper.
We also Imte on hand a lurpe vsm iy rf
VO'L' OVAI.S whirl, oiler twenty live per
cent I nver than can be bnuttht elset- here. Also,
a pood assortment of Pam-e Pnrti.uts.
fqnai.' I roitics at proponi.itini'v low prices.
All Older hv mail promptly Jill .!. All who
cuttle to our urejt Cominrrrial Mi-tropolis
invite U nil SCO and examine.
H. W. LA PI) ij- CO.
4.' 3 tjloadwav, irw VorL.
MarcU 30. IPC!.
ECNBUSy ACA2MY.
I!KtflMMI'.HTt:it.M oftli Suuhuiy AcuJetny will
cuitiuieui-e en lit.-H.h .!' Ai.iil.
The e aia.f i in-ii ut'li'.n ajiil.rncc every dupart-
rilei.t 1 1 e.lu.-a'i..n tn.iht in our 1'e.t AlMil.-utii-., pr.-iiuriue;
.iit-teut one citriei fur u pit'lcaji.aiot u eulef lay uUa ut
Collrj...
iritM" PKrt tjuumni:
C"iiiiii'ii Si-'.."'! Hraiit-lit, fl 00
lli.iier l.i.ft tliaiirlna, li'l
Lalili Sti.1 ureek laaiib-uai-a, 1 Ut
Tuition to be piiul bHi.'re tim midttte of Ihe ir,n.
H.niJcin be bad tu trivuie (iiauiic at I'toia I ?5 In
Si laJ eel week.
r HP. WOLVIiltTON, Pnncinnl.
Saubury, Man Ii 3H, IKW.
OOKITCTI OVARIES, TOYS 4c.
M. o. oearhat,
CONSTANTLY keep nn band ell kinds of
Coiifecitonariea, Fruit .id Toy, which ho
is ellins; st w!iolca! end retail. Having the
necessary inachim ry Ac, be I manufacturing
all kind uf Toy, 'il keep up hi .lock. o llmt
porch a sera will not be at e loss for supply of
almost any article tbey may desire.
APPLES! APPLES!! APPLES!!.
Just received, e large lot of apple, which heie
selling at wholesale aud retail, at low price
Give u a call.
M.C. GEAElURr
fcMbury, 5, !!. If
T-f ata a. 1 rs M attu aJJa. jL-wJV
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