a r 1 c fo's.
TlieMTAR KKHTKKr,
Important Battle near Colnndmt Ky.A
Brilliant Victory.
, Cairo, Nor. 7.
An expedition left here lust night nnder
cin'nt(l of (lenerali Uraut and MeClernand,
ami lamlcd at Meltnont, threo tnllvs above
Coin mhao. at 8 o'clock tilts tnorninir.
Tbe Federal troopi, numbering three
thousand five hundred, engaged Ihe rebels,
whose forc amounted to seven thousand, at
i-leven o'clock. I'be batjl lasted till sun
down. Tha rebel wem driven rtotn their
entrenchments across the river with ureal
lots. Their camp was burned, with all their
etorei and baggn.
Their cannon, horses and mules, with one
hondred prisoner, were captured.
The Federal troops then rotired, the
rebels having received reinforcements Trow
Columbus.
llolb of our Generals bad their horse shot
from under Ihtim.
Col Dougherty, of Illinois, was weumled
end taken prisoner by Ihe rebels.
The. rebel loss is Dot known. The Federal
Ions is believed to be from three to live
l.undred.
AFFAIRS I!f TI1R MOL-ITAI.VS.
The following is an extract from a letter
from Camp Culvert, near Camp Wild
Cat :
I ws j'ist about proceeding to tell you how
Old ili'lly, a the mountaineer; call Felix
V. illicofler. the redoubted, destroyed the land
be passed through. Mud the seven plngoen
of Kjjypt passed over tho Cumberland dis
trict, it would not have been more desolate.
The poor farmers who, in a season of plenty,
lure not more than enough to see them sui'e
into the eprioj:, were robbed of every sack of
II ur and pound of potk ; their fences burned,
t heir con-, i-heep, and geese shot dead in
t heir trnc!;. 1 counted on one farm that of
it noted Union man, thirty head of cattle shot
H iid left in the fields to poison the air with
their pestilential odors. From not me of
tlieni hml a simile steak beeo cut. As the
Federal army matched along, the (frighted
inhabitants came pknlking from the woods to
i . i. . .1 ....... a -i It: I
iocs at llien ui msiuiuu u-reiiiiir.
Th niii'Biheicd corn served to feed the
rebel h a und its planters now go mourn
iid op and down the land without food for
their alanine; families. To the credit of
..I'.ie.'ller lie it said, that all the inhabitants
represent. I ini as endeavoring to stay the
di-Mriiction. Imj his forces ere a lawless bund
of ii a uudors, acknowledging no control, and
idieying no sopeiior. It would sicken tbe
iienit of I haroah s lean kine to see this
lilwhiing curse, lie retreated like n whirl
win., wiiheiiuit and destroying everything he
t.iuriied. Great diversity of opinion prevails
n- to the rebel loss at VV lid Lai,
It was very
h-nvy, how heavy we Cannot gueeg. Zo!li
cufl' r snid, in the presence or some ol' his
l rMiurs. ho have since escaped, "'Phut his
Lost ri'oitoenl was cut to pieces."
TIIIJ CMOS (IKM:KAI.S IN KKNTIVKV.
'i'he N'nlii: vorrespondeiit nT the Cincinnati
(,'ii; !tn iiives Ih i following (leecnplion of
some ol the Uumii uenerols in Kentucky :
ivetilucl:y is well supplied with neiieruls.
hilie has liow eri'c'i '( them in UCtive opera
lion within tier limits, beside a tin in her of
n itive nHplrauU, who are already rejoicing in
I ho titles, but whose commissions ate depend
ileut on their raising their brigades, 'ihe
tienerals in command all brin.uijiers are
.She i nun, McCook, Wood, Johnson, lions
e-au, Nuiilee, 'I'hntnas, SchoeplT, Nelson,
cviiith, mid Wullacu. Ohio has the honor ol
haviiig b"lli the commander or the depart
ment and iht' eominaniler or the most Jmpor
tant column. Kentucky has three out or tbe
eleven, and three rf the ablest (jcnerals
Wo id, Johnson, and Rousseau, i'eiinsylva
nut one, (ieiiornl Niiglee; Indiana ono, lien.
Lewis Wallace ; one is a Iluimuriuti, Ueueml
Schoepd'; ono is from the United Slates
Navy, General Nelson; and two. Ceournls
'I'lu. m is and Smith, have been so loni in the
regtiUr army that one would hardly think
! them uow us uttuched to any utrliculur
Mule.
MILITARY KDfCATIOS.
Six of the eleven are grnduatos at West
Point, and have served in the regular army
leii-rula Sherman, McCook, Wood. Johnson,
'I'mniian, uud .Smith. General Nelson is a
yrailuute ol the Navul Academy, and tji'nerul
SclioeplV of some of the Kuropean itiilitury
rchools. Of tbe eleven, eitiht, therefore, are
men who have been educated to war OS a
profession, and eneli of whom has hail more
or less experience in the cuuduct ot militury
affairs.
IMI'UKTAVr KIIOI TIIR FLEET.
L'J-VRTluRoTilbCAPTURED.
Fortkkss Monrok, Nov. 10, via Baltimore
11th. The steamer S. It. Spauldiog, which,
arrived from llatteras Inlet this inormug,
reports that early ou Suturduy a spy reached
llatteras with intelligence from the enemy
The spy cuinu iu a small sail boat from tbe
initio land, und rporta that the Union forces
had etrected a lutidiiig at liettufurt, and that
a portion of them had proceeded to throw up
euirenchmeuts. '
lleuufurt hud been taken with a loss to the
Federal Heel of three steamers disabled by
ihe lire of the enemy. 'I he spy was unable
to give much additional information, but the
May Flower was nieutiobetl os one of tbe
attjumers. Passengers from llatteras by tbe
Spaoldiii express confidence in bis stute'
to out.
The wreck of the Union has been confirmed
by the arrival or the Albalrnsg this moruing.
The Union was seen on Kill levil beech,
broken in twain, the sea making almost a
complete sweep over bcr. The cuptuiu or
the AllMlrosH being anxious to learn the
i r t ii ulu t of the disaster, put to shore with
it il ig nf truce ; he wua informed that all the
crew bud escaped aud been conveyed to
Kaltiitih. The horses were all lost except
evcnleen. This is eubst jiuiolly the same
report tli At bus already reached us through
Kibi-I anuices.
I.YIHOHTANT HI IMI Wnarni YIHCIM.t.
Siliuck of the JlcbeU at O'uyuwlotte, Iu.
Oie Jluutlrtil I'tdtral SnlJier Kilted or
'J'uktn J'rinuntmThe JUbtl RetidenU
J'iit from their llau.it
Oai.i.H'o.is. Ohio, Nov. 11. The towu of
Ciuyaudotte, Va., on the O.hio Uiver, thirty
eix tnilea liolow here, was allacked.lasl night
tiy six hundred Kubels.
Out or tha one hundred and fifty Federal
troops stitiorwd there, only about fifty
caped ; the rest were killed or taken pris
oners. The Uehel residents of the town,
tioth mule aud leinale, tired liotu their bouses
on our men.
'I he steamers which passed down last night
waie cwuipoiiei) to put rTnck. These steamers
went back to Gityaudotle at ten o'clock. Ibis
inoruinif, with lour hundred Federal troops
fi oiii I'oict 1'ieaiuut, but nothing baa beeu
beard from tbeoi since.
Three steamers have passed up since tbe
akiriiiisb, and report that not person could
be seeu io the to n.
Uii.t.ii'OLis, Nov. 11. The steamer Empira
' C ty bus just arrived from Ouyandotte,
Tbe Secession portion of tbe inhabitants, it
appears, were looking for the attack, and had
supper prepared for the Uebel aasalry, who
warn beaded by thn notorious Jenkins, and
iiumtierej rjOit. Kigbt or our men were
killed, and a considerable nutrber lakeu
prisoners. The Uebel loss is net known,
. Col Zdigler's Fil'tb Virniiiia (Federal)
Jlegimeol, on hit arrival at Uuyaodotte, fired
'the town, and tbe principal part of it is now
in ashes. The U-bel, left about an Lour
1 ilofj tha airival of Zegltr.
FROM WASIIIKaTO.
Wash mo to, No. 10.
Advices fron St. Louis state that Major Fin
no, who left Springfield with General Fremont,
nroinihtawsy tha aimy chest, containing about
$3ltt),0U0, having foiled to pay off the troops.
no miiney na ueen secured and returned to
Springfield under a strong escorU Tha Major
has been arrested.
The Court of Inquiry In the case of Colonel
Miles, who waa reported to have ,een intoxica
ted at the battle of Dull Run. his. it ia umler.
stood, reported that he was under the care of the
e-urpeon at the time. He has assumed his com
mand, and no former proceedings will be had.
Pennsylvania has in the field to'day. 101,070
men ; Kern York 85,(1(10. The Keystone Slate
lead the Empire by 16,000.
It is reported that President Lincoln and Se.
cretaries Beward and Welles are in favor of an
exchange of prisoners with the Uebel, and that
propor orders for that purpose will ha iued in
a few da s.
Col. John Cochrane, of New York, Is here.
He says the emancipation ol the slaves haa now
become a military necessity. He will make a
speech Ic morrow la his regiment, advocating it.
Wasuinuton, Nov. 1 1.
A deputation from each regiment of Gen.
Hleiiker'a Division kud a torchlitht procession
this evening. ICuch man had a torch. Most
of tbe o (lice rs were mounted. They passed
around to the house of General McClellan,
where the ollicers went io and imbibed.
When the rear reached Fifteenth and II
streets, tbo crowd called for Gen. McClellan,
but he would ont make any speech, merely
uuwiujr, anu crira were men mude lor iVu.
Cameron, who came forward and said :
Soldiers I 1 am glud to see yon, eapeciolly
because you come to do honor to yonr young
and gallant General. It is an evideuce to
my mind that, every man is determinad to do
bis duty. (Cheering ) The greatest portion
of the men I see around me I believe are
Germans. Coming as 1 do from 1'ennsylva
tno, whoso population is composed for thu
part of Guruinns or their descendants, it most
makes me still more happy to see you, fur the
Germans have fought in every battle field
tbut has giveu glory to our country. (Cheers.)
1 know that wben the next battle comes it
will be a victory, and you will do as nobly as
they did wben yonr ancestors foil eh I for our
common liberty." (Cheers) Load calls
were then made for Gen M.-CI..II,.n ),..
appeared at the window uud merely bowed
v " ., .
No cull that
was mude for a epiech vt9
I heeded
j Secretary Seward was then called for, nnd
; said : "Fellow cilizens und soldiers : I see
j befoiB me the oUe twentieth purl nf our urmy
gathered for the defence id ihe Union, nud
j an army as larjte as any monarch on the nice
oi tue eartn itM ever called Into the field, end
us brave us " n v ; ami l et ii ia , i,..i
does not contain a ringle conscript (Cheer-
ing.) Kvery soldier is a volunteer (cheering.) I
and
every volunteer is u citizen. (Ltiudi
volunteer is a citizen. iT.uiui
cheering)' It may well huso, for you have
come up to defend ,0 fi,Kt tjovernmeiit on
the eurlh that has ex sti d Tor eighty years.
Fellow citizens .- 1 know when this trouble
begun that we should have noldiers and
seamen, and everything we wanted, and,
except one thioir, w lave found them, and
Ihe guthering here tonight shows you huvu
louml it. It wusu Gecerel, and he is here
to-night. Fellow citiz-nn. who shnll be king ?
Shall the (i-jil.less of Liberty walk uhroud
with her nzuro robes thrown iiround her, or
shall it be plunder? Who shill reier, ? Who
speaks lor King Cotton ? What J Not n
voice Tor King Cotton T Who, then, is Tor
the Ondiles of Liberty ? (Cheers ) Well,
it shall be ns you will il. ( A ppluuse.)
Jen. JJIenker was then .-ailed for and said :
' Ciliziis and soldiers : ! will only say a few
words, aud I swear to you that if wo ever find
the enemy 1 will tight a thousand times bet
ler than I speak this noble Fnglish." After
some cheering the lurge crowd slowly Kri ut
a late hour. '
Mrs. Oen. McClellan and baby came bn
to day, and were in the parlor during the
exciting scenes.
Major Could, of the" Massachusetts 13lh,
arrived this morning with fifteen thoutunl
bhthels nf wheat, which he captured on the
Ibth or October, near Harper'e Ferry, in
Virgitiia. H wus brought down on the
canal. I bis wheat was ihe rean4i of SVflfll I
weeks foruping or the liebel cavalry, and had
been brouuht to the mill to be irrnimrf nod
sent to Manassas. Mjnr Oould has beeu
complimeuled by (jenera'l Banks iu n general
order, for the maune: in which he conducted
the capture. We do not hear of anv mention
of thu contraband, however. kIio nt il.o
iiiformution us to its Inculity,
THE NAVAL EXPEDITION.
.1 lUary JUhel h A tic Vihuu Threaten
tdAn Immense Fleit off Ship Island.
Cairo, Iu... Nov. II. The Memphis
papers received here to day contain atlspalch
from Snvuunnh, fully eor.firniiiiir the lundiou
of the Naval Fxpedilion at lieoufort. and tbe
capture ol the line Uebel forts ut Furl IJoval.
o.i... it i . i ii
union iietiotitiii nny i niiil.
The I'Vtleral forces had possession (if the
town ol Beaufort.
The llehi Is acknowledge t1Hir loss lo'hive
been Very l irge.
The Soulheru papers, also e eited tn day,
speuk of en immense fleet off hh;p lsl.,od.
A TEERIBLE STUGQLE AT BEAU
FORT.
IXTKKSIllC ITr-.YlKS'r AT Milt HOI.K.
BU II NINO OF Till-; NORFOLK
CUSTOM IlOUSF.
Immense Amaant nf Stores Contained.
Uai.timork, Nov, 12.
Passengers hy Ihe Old Point boat report
thai the flag ol truce which arrived yesterday
rroin Norfolk brought a uuuiber ol reports,
one was that ufu r ihe capture or tbe Liulle
ries by thu United States troo;s, liie rebels
fell back to lieauTori, where a terrible strug
glu took pluce. Tbey ulso represent thai the
peopia of NorTolk iu u terr.blu sluto ol
excitement.
A report has heen received by tbe Old
Point bout that the Custom House at Nor
folk was homed on Sunday nigbt with a large
amouut of stores. Tbe bark Serupbain, of
Baltimore, fioui Rio with a cargo ol coffee
is wrecked on Cape Henry.
All hands were saved. ' Her cargo fell into
tbo bauds of tbe rebels.
LAfttU A.U IMI'ORTAKr.
I'UKII.AMJ, Nov. 12.
The bark O. B. Hatiiiltou reports that oil
Cbarleetuu she passed eight war and trans
port steamers aud eight sailing vessels,
including the great Republic. The steamers
were heading wesi ward and the sailing ves
sels were lying to, heading soulhwurd.
- Tbe same day she passed a disabled steamer
with a frigate lyiog by tiriug at her, it is
supposed for the purpose of slukiug the
wreck, il being ic lha track of boincwurd
bound vessels.
'I bis wreck was probably the steamer
Governor before reported disabled. The
Captain thinks that the Heet hud Cue weather
for lauding on Monduy of lust week.
THU CAFTIHIC or rilK riHATE tU.MTfcH
lOSKIHM to.
WasuihOTOH, Nov, 12.
A family letter received bare, datd on the
25tb of Oatrjher onboard tbe U. 8. frigate
Suutee, off Galveston, confirms the report of
the capture of tbe pirate Suuiler.
The writer says she was caught in her
own trap. It seems that she mistook one of
IheL.S. gun-boats for a roercbaul vessdl
and started io pursuit. When tba son boat
had drawn ber out far euounh she turned and
chased bur ashore,
Her oRicvrt ami ire are prlaouers !
bourd the L'uited S.-.n slcamoi Niagara
the war i si rksjtmkv
Paris, Kj, Not. 12.
General Nelson met tbe rebels under Geo.
Williams, st Pikesvilla, l',ke county, Kt.
lucky, on Friday last and gamed a glorious
victory. "
fKROND DIFPATcn 1
Col. Laha Moore attocked the rebels rn
the rear with 3.800 men, Col. Harris, or the
Ohio second regiment, in front with 600 men.
Col. Harris fairing bark and Col. Moore
pressing forward till the enemy were brought
into the midst of Nelann'a hritrnria Milan rui r
forces pressed them upon ell sides, killfntt
400 and taking 2 0(0 prisoners the balance
scattered io all directions. The Federal loss
is smull.
THE OFFICIAL RETORT.
Lkxtnoton, Nov. 12.
A oorcer from General Nelson's brigade
with despatches to Adjutant General Thomas,
reports fighting at I'ikesville Tor two days
The rebels lost four hundred killed and cue
thousand prisoners.
F.IU.H Tr. SI K K K
PlIlLAPKI.l'llIA, NOV. 12
The Union men of F.ast Teunessea have
burned numbers of It.iilrnud bridges and
telegraph wires to present the transportation
of troops. One bridge of two hundred feet
spans was destroyed oo Saturday morning
last. It was on the Fast Tennessee Railroad.
Four structures on the line north or
Iv nos villa was entirely destroyed. A very
heavy wooden bridge at Charleston, Bradley
county, Tennessee, was destroyed on the
evening or Inday last. Charleston is
seventy five miles southwest of Knoxville
and contains two hundred inhabitants. This
action of the Union men will convince the
government that Fast Tennessee will redeem
herself if an opportunity offers.
THE BAITI.F. ATBl LltlOST, MO.
St. Louis. Nov. 0. (ien. Grant tele araiihi from
Cairo to the head quarters here, that our vicloiy i
at lie linont was complete. We ctpturcd one huo- j
lire; nnd thirty priaoncis, and all the Kebel art il j
Icry, hut were obliged to leave part of the guns i
behind, for the want of homes lo haul them awny. j
Some of the prisoners report that a hirge force !
waa preparing u start to reinforce General Price i
hut thi attack will no doubt prevent it. Our loss
is about two hundred and iifiy, and of this number f
about ot e half were killed oi mortally woum ed. '
Wahiiinoto. Nov. 8 The Wor Department :
nns i
b.itll
firms
loughl all the way into the enemy's eamn. iminn. t
di lely tinder the gnu. ol Columbus, spiked two j
guns, anu nruiiRiii away two. together uilb two
liumlr,'d l'"-"'ners" 'J'bo I cdorol loss ia stated
?' tlir,'e liu'",tcj- ,I"lt 1,1 enemy hcinif much
. . , ... .
y mi Aoo, .ov. -.i. ; sjarciul nespntcli to the
"Times," from Cairo, .uys it i impostlile to obtain
an) initio, like an accurate report ol the killed, w.iun
ded and nilme in Ihe eiigagcinenl at Uelmoiil
on ilia Till. L is estimated Unit of ihe Twenty
second Iliinoia are luominr. 'I he lo,l .,.;;.;
ure reporteu ill ,l.)tl. ui I lie eievenlh iowu. Gol
l.aumuti was wounded, but not
dmiiferooslv.
LieuU Colonel Wemleli killid j the Major ami
.ojinniii nre niKiKiiiR. una me reported killed io
Lotto's legiioenl is 3S, and tl wo :inled. All
but 44 nf Col, Koulke's reciim nt answered at the
roll call veaterduy ufieniiion.
The o in Itiilord'a ltegiment has not been
ascertained, hut it ia supposed not lo- bo heavy.
One hundred and tucnly prisoners were taken.
IJeluioiitbaeheeii abandoned by ihe KeMa. They
leave lotl prisoners, and acknowledge 3oU killed,
but woold not permit the Federal oflic-r who
went lenjoitinilniH with a flag ol truce, yesterday,
to viail the place to which they conveyed their
dead. Ka reliul le newa has been received from
Colonel Oglehy 'a command, which started on an
expedition against Jeff. Thompson's command, ut
Minoinlield. a few d)s since A report prevails,
however, that he I ad encountered Jelf. Thoinaon'a
forces, killing three hundred, aud losing lifty ol
his own command
Lath Waii Nkws. We have a rumor that
the railroad above Beaufort, S. C, had lallun
into the hands or our troops, wjh an immense,
ipiauiuy oi stores. Aoollier rumor was that
the truops hBd advanced along the railroad to
Charleston. The news bus created a great
excitement at Norfolk.
At 8 o'co-k hit evening there were no
signs of ihe expected steamer Vauderbilt at
Annapolis,
The French war steamer Cuntilabria bud
been wrecked in the pule off BeauToit. All
hands got ashore, and after Ihe weather bad
calmed a little blew her up. No reason was
given for the proceeding.
The U. S. traiispott steamer Union bae
been wrecked nea; Bogue's inlet N. C, and
her captain aud 80 men taken prisonere to
Fort Macon and Raleigh. When the steamer
struck she was badly stove, with lour feet of
water in her bold, aud being run square on
shore she broke in two. Shu wus loaded with
horses and provisions. OfthuC7 horses all
but 15 were killed before going ashore, anJ
the cargo was strewn along the shore. The
steamer WinGeld Scott is reported to bave
foundered with two regimeuts on board.
A ft LULL SlIMSTtrt ARKGITEO.
Elktok, Nov. 10, 1861.
The Kev. Mr. Mitchell, pastor of tbe Episco
pal Church in this town, war arresled this morn
ing by Captain lien Kicked., Company C, Dig
Llk Hangers, a few minutes before commencing
service in his church. The most intense excite,
ment was produced among the femnle portion of
the congregation, the majority of whom evidently
ay-mpatliized with him ; and while some of them
wrung their hands in great agony for the loss or
their ' dear paalor," sa Ihuy termed him, ethers
called on their male ftiends to gel their tuns and
hoot the Captain for interfering with bun while
in the discharge or his religious duly. A promt ,
nciil cceiuiuiiii.t, and one or the wealthiest men
in our town, ollcred to go hie security if ihe
Captain would release bun, but it waa or no
avail, and ulter giving him time to arrange some
of bis domemic all'uirs, he was provided with con
veyance and taken to Cambridge, where the
Captain haa been encamped for some time, to
await luithcr instructions i'ruin the Government.
Govkiikmk.vt HoKeKS About one thon,
sand Government horses ure to be distributed
throughout Cumberland and Dauphin coun
ties, to be led aud taken cure of. They are
to be held as a reserve, to be culled for just
as they are needed.
Noktmkrn Cotton Cui.Tt'KR Allusion
wus made about two months since in tbe
Impiirer to experiments iu cotton culture,
made during the present year by the Messrs.
Garsed, at Frauklord, and Mr. IL II. Jenks,
at Bridesburg, each or whom planted last
spring an acre of short cotton, after having
first grown tbe clips in hot houses. Both
crops progressed well until ubout tbe 20tb of
October. Tbe plauts averaged four feet is
height ; tbe bolls were tbe sine of duck's eggs,
and bad commenced bursting, wheo a frost,
wbicb occurred at that lime, paralyzed them,
uud they all now stand withered and blighted.
Philadelphia Imjuirer.
Bbkckikridok. Tbe Baltimore American
says ; We have been reminded id tbe won
drous transformation of Mr. Breckinridge by
a casual glance at a seutiinent of bis recording
his assumed loyally to the Government wben,
as Vice Fresideut of tbe United Htatea, be
bad occasion to make a speech on moving
from the old tieoate Chamber to tbe new
Io il he bas pronounced a curse upon bit
own treason ; be bas recorded, io advance,
tbe verdict tbat posterity will render opoo
bis conduct. He asked :
"It tbera an American who retrrnla lha
oast 1 It there one who will dMriita hia
country's laws, pervert ber Constitution, or
.ii-iiate be people t If there be such a man,
I lii niwmory descend to poateritv Isdvo
w.tu I be i Iteration of all uiaiikind."
rcrciveu an oinclat ileaputcli concrrnina the i """ 1 "nve loaned tlH-aione u uid Klish-i I nudurl, ! ;. i V "'aV'i' i . ' ,' , L- 7''.';
n a: Uelmont, MiesourL which aenorallvcn. i "'"TlP'''" i ' 1 . "ur'lvi ?.; : V'A-VAV-!
the newsoiiocr statement.. U ,h.. W' " " ' .' ' I.J'. ,;, . A V V.'i; V. , J bK
aptain Uie.ll.wki, uflli'ii. McCh rnand'a atuli; TWlT-fTr VfMH "" T 1YVU Ml Ta'vc.l'V ii AVJi'l v:
a. killed, and. ..mooir other Particulars. V, I IN & VV VOJiK LliMS- v i: ja'af. m "tP . " ' M "' Lwi JKj
Mrmmrrs or Cokoruss m mn Was
Among tbe member of the present Congress
now io the active service of the United States,
gainst trie rebels, are Hon. John II. McCler
nand and Hon. Owen Lovejny, of Illinois j
Kellog, of Micbigsni Seyator Wilson, of
Massachusetts; Henalor Sherman, of Ohio)
non. John a. Phelps, of Missouri) lion
James 8. Jackson, of Kenlacky t Hon
M Kea Dono, of Indiana) .Senator Lane, of
Kansas. Col. Curtis, of Iowa, resinned his
seal io accept tba appointment of brigadier
general.
New Advertisement.
L'Stato of CIEORUR M itlTIW, Esq.
NJOTICK hereby Rivon that letters of ad
" miiiisiraiion having heen mot. in, I to il,n
sutwcritier on the ealatu of Ueorn Martin, Ksq .
late of the boroiiRh of Hunluirv, Northuniherland'
county. Pa., deceased. ;j All peraona indebted to
aaid estate are requested 1o make immetliale pay
ment, and those bavin cUims to prevent them
duly authentic-tied fnt aetilement,
Mrs. 8ARH Bi.DOM, Adm'lrix.
Suuhury, Nov. 2, 18BI, Ct
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
IN pursuance of an order or the Orphans' 4 'nurt
of Snder county, tu Unnr ShnlTur nnd il -Ham
A. Nholier, directed will be S"ld st pobic
sale, on the prcmisis, in Jordan township. Nor
thomberhiod counly.nn SATl"RIA Y, the 3l)lh
day of November, I Mi I, the. following described
VALUABLE KKAL IWTATK, vii i
A certain Tract or Land, silus'e in Jordan
township, Northumberland county, Pa. ailHninii
I l e . .e t
in una ui micuaci oiianer, uer tl.. on the nortli.
Dnr.iel Swartz on the Isaac Deppin on the south
and lands of Jacob Philips on the west, cor tain
ing seventy-five acres and ono huiulred nnd six
teen perches, irict measure, Imviii the:enn
erected a two story farm liooi-e, bank l-arn anJ
other out biiihliiiDs. Chore fruit trees unj ex.
cellent water. T.io laud ia in a i igll ctate ui
colli ai ion.
Condilions will he made known on (ho day of
sale by IMA AC MiAU'Elt,
WILLIAM SHAKFKR,
Nov. 2, 1R6I. Adminiairutnrs.
N0TICD
-d i. i... .i.... , t .
flaridmrfs nrraoml nrooertv.' i f ,lt ...... ... . v?.,. I
tliuuiberliiud coniily, tlie liiloWiu. niticl.-s viz: due
TUK CAMUF.M AM BOY AN'!) rnil.A'DI'.U'UU
AND TltKNTON ItAIUJOAU CD.'S I.IM-:, I
J iom I'lttlailtllilita to .tw 1 ork und ll'dv
i"t4.
From Walnut Pt-eet AVI.ntf and Kensington Deivt I
IMiiludelpbiu, will leave us ."olhiwn, vis k'AitK i
At 8 A M, via Camden mid Auiluy-lW A Accoin- I
lllodtlllt.it, ;
At 0 A M, via Onniiteii anil Jersey City-New Jer- !
At !'J A M, via Cuiiidui and Jeiaey city M,,rnii.(
',,il
At '"J ' ?J' v'" K'"glon aist Jertiey city, Wei-
'-' j
n ...)
3 ''" i
tern l.xpri'ia. .1 in)
At i'ii V .M vnl i'litnden nnd AmtMiy, nreommodttliou il
At It V M, via Cullideu and Amboy C and A. i.x-
pre, . 3 on
At 8J I' M, vi.l KeiKington, and Jeraey city, Kva.
nu.e l':xireas. 3 OCi
At 4 I" .M, mi Keiiiinelon uud Jelley city, ad
I'lnfa Ticket, o
At 6 1' .M. vhil'uuiileu A Jermyeily Kveiiiiir Mnfl 7 10
At II P M, via Ciunilcu iuid Jeraey city ISoutii Mml a o-j
At 5 I1 M. via I'ainilen and Amboy 'Aeoouunmiu-
lion. (Fieigld and Passenger lt clars tietiel, 4 o.i
Sd " 1 in
The 8 P. M. Mail l.ina runs daily. Tlie II SOutherii
.nun aiuiuuya exeepleu.
For Helviilere. FiMton, Flelnilislon, ore.,iit 7 10 A. M., I
from Wiilnut ftreet wharf and 'li P. M , from KeiiRiiiuion
M....l. .L- llu..... n.T.I 11... 1. 1.1 ., . .
k,ion.
' viiuiib, niioiu'wii uiiu uciillcilOII, HI II, ft.JU,
via Lebmli Valley llailrond .
For Water liup, SlroudHbarff. tferanton, WilkesUirre,
Moulrime, liieut Mend. Ac, nt " III A M, via Delu utile,
l,nckiiWTimin nnd Weateru Itnilroutl
Km Fieebold. nt A A. M. und K P. M.
Fol .M.uiut Holly, ut A M., nud i, P II
For RriM, Trenton, Ac., at J 10 nnd CJ A.M.,
8 3U and 1 1 P M from Kenniiigloti uh J s I M from
WmI.
llorne. one two h iraa X ua.nt. hh.i i ,ru.. I I ..." i ' ' 1 ' 1 ' " ' "i . r., I, e I
nut S'jeel Wliarf. I JlhWAKK OF IMPOSITION.
ForPnuiiym.Itiverton, Dehiie.!, Beverlv, Hurlintoq wniiu'i l'ii-ieej ir iu round lnaMe. liuted longiiudinnlly,
Florence, IJordaitowii, Ac , at 171. 1, S and 51 P.M. t tbf,f'l'"wii qleoeia I.I iw 11 laillie gle.s:
ftrmlit TreiiBin, for Hordcnvnvil, nnd luieruiediule 1 r'rW AIM'S PAN.M'I'.A IMIILAOA."
pheea, nlij P SI. from Wnlnul atinttt Wlnrf. ' H'O'hiS Hie inftiic ol JAS. SWAIM dumped on the aealing
iy For .New York, and Wtiv l.i.iea letivimr Kenainf. 1 wox 1 wwlien on Ihe Inia-J cnvem ir the cork, uud a
ton Depor, Uikf tlie ran oilM-'ii'lh alreet, nliovo W11I11111, "I" tll!l11 ouirraviug 011 tha mile nf the u-.ttle. by Uinpei A
h.ill'nn hour before dejuirlijS; Thecal a lun into the Ue- t?,i., Uuik eiajr ivers. in the cautreof which is a pur
rs a. and on nrnvul nl eneli fntn, run ftnni the depot. . l 'he lule Win Mvaiin, (eo.iynslit secuiedj
l Fifty pounds of Hiihcskc oiil.nl.r,ved eneli laiaaeuger, ' It" pernma eneliaiii the I'.mneeii wlil lis emelnl to ob
I'nsseiibeia lire piihiieled frmn nkinf nuvthist na Hh- seive l,btit Ihe word SWAI.M is cirieelly spelled, tbey Head
enee Imi their wenr.nf: appnrei. A'l llnpei'ire over tifly .
noiiiifiH to oe iKllil rin extrtai I ha I oiiiimhiv iiina lieu !
reMiiitility fur lliintftin tit One Dollar per poiintl, myl
iviJi not In; Itublc ff iiy aunmiii Im;'ohJ KKi x i
rcpl li "i,ilciMitrnit 1
W'M H. ilATZMKR A feat C. & A. R. R Co
XTOTics "
VTO'I'ICR is hereby thai a number of Iocs were
I taken up on the 29lti ir Sept. t.xfil, while
QoalinK in the river uquehaiina in Lower Mnk
onoy, tVorthumberlund county, I'a., b Ahrabani
Blasser i Co., ueaiiuu, the following murks upon
them :
HI.W.S; flP, r.j 50( t: (0)5.1; rtFAC, 2;
!,HB. 2; S&K. fi: AC F, Oil I, S. 'I; VM, AH;
, UU H ; H., K, JM1I M; BxD:); C It 3.
Olfll). I!4U; ) . JCU3. lit, PCK 2. (-),
'IMII2 o Oil 'I' ll.cn .1 o .,.... II A.M
. , .' ' ' ,',. .,.. C ' - . K. 1
A HS, , h. FI' 2. SU 4..0 a. 3. C ANS.
irs, on a. x, n. p, a, y ow. &., ciu:t.
I O, "XM 2. JAUIt 2. l.W 2. J.SW ft. CHS 'i,
H.M. (o).JF.S, JW, 3.S. CSi, I.H, iS, SN.
Stick-, M 2; Mic'.V I.
A statemrnl and descu'ption waa. filed in )ny
aoHice on the 2fttb ol October, IH6I, at (reorgje.
lown.-Ja'orihumberland Bounty. I'a , for the in
spection or all concerned. The owner or owners 1
I hereof are requested to prove property, puy all
legal charges and lake them away, or otherwise
tbe name will be forfeited.
I H. RESSI.EH, 1. P.
Georgetown, Nov. 9, 1861.
NOTICE.
IS hereby given that the follotviiio; logs were,
taken up on the 2flth ol tSrpt., I Mil, by Philip
Bubb, while floating in tbe river Susipehanna,
in Morlhumherlaud county, IV:
I slick square timber 40 feel long, mark B.
I " " " 40 11 " KAI;
A statement and ilccctiption waa filed in niy
office on the 8Mb Oct, I mil at (ieorgutowii, Aor
thumberlaud caunty, Pa., for Ihe inspection cf
all concerned. The owner or ownera are rctjueat
ed lo prove properly, pay ail leal chargia and
take them away or othetwire ihe sumo will be
surfeited. I. H. KUSSLEI!.
Georgetown, Nov. 2, lUfil.
NOTICE.
N'OTICK is hereby given, llial a number of l-'qii lniye
been ukell up while U.aitiiig iullie liver SuMjUchuiuia
in Nortliuuilierlaud county, Aduiu Alliiian, Itainig ihe lot
lowing mai ks uimhi tiiein, via :
(x),5; ,!; BHC,I;.I J F ; O M D; 11:11 O: J
Kj C K l; O H; P t F- O; I. F; B 4: li, A. i, J A b K,
K i ; e A K, U s P. K P, f) M H: o II i c, 4 V, o, o It S,
M K ti, C M, XKS, Hee, cx, JbC.JW, ALB, , -J. tlli,
UH.CAr. (o. cltri, J i, J.dH, t,. ell. cpll.itP.K.
Tllllhel JJ M 3U feullong J do Ol i feet limg j J.M CO ft
lung j WM III feel king, LA, 40 feel long.
A st'itcmeul and deaeriprioii was tiled in mv olHce on lha
SlUtll of tSeiileintmr, lodl, at iieorgelowil, Nortbunilierluiid
county, Pa., no- lha lusrnaHinaoa' aUe.nicerued. Tlie ow ner k
of owners thereof are rtouealaS m muve itfonane. im- nil r
legal charges ami uikclueui asvuyiir-oilieiwiaa tba same
will be fnrieilrd. '
' l,U, RF.SSI.I-R.J.P.
Oetobei td
BEEHYSBURG MALE AND FEMALE
rpHE FAI.I. TKUM or this institution will
commence oo Mondr, October UHih, IGl
For particulais addreas the Principal
VETEU 8. BEUOSTKEBSER.
llcrryahurg, Dauphin county,, Pa.
October 26, I ah I 41
"V OTICK ia hereby given, that a nuiulwi of Lots bave
ll been taken up while aaHiiuj In lha river Cuaquelumidi
NotthuinlMTluud turnuty, by Coiuehus K, Varges, beariuy
the fouwwiug uiarka uiioa uui t
OB: CB,4i CM B K; J H Ct ; 1 0; OR; JfcK:
i U H : t j X B i , C j I) SI H , W N U ; U,
A sOitenieiit and deaenplKai wo tied ia my Tieeiui ih
Sbtb of Heplendier, IHII,Ht UeoiueUiwn. NoilbuttdierlMud
iiunty, Pa., fia lha iitfitciiiot of all VH.cerned. Tba
uwuer or owners ihefauf are requested tiifrova pnoierty,
lv all bjal ehaiaes a.ul (a meia away ur nihciwias
Lbe aatiia will be loifciied. .
. I It RKefM tH.J r
Ct'HelowiijOvi. H, Kfl. -
Aorm:n armval of
Hillinery Goods
, at the Store of
ltiiMftra n. & t,. Miissi.nn,
Stimrwai's IJartclIng, Markei taort, BUN BURT, Pa
rpHK public are Invited to cull and exsmliii- ihrir Milli'
1 littl(l...lljMMrt niehm tjulirn' llia.t Q. .!
I'ADIKS' DRKSS CAPS.
FURS, Ijtie;ni.et,l.,r, Handkeiebiem. Notions,
Mllll""y ris"revervvrieiv.
IAN llJAMAKI.Nu Urcwes made in tha lint man
ner and in any aiyle.
Wa inland lo aelllow, call and exnmin nnr atnrk.
, . II. L.BUIS1.I;R.
Runlniry, Octuber 14, Iffll.
New Millinery Goods.
MlN4 fl. I. Gt'Kl.l It,
Fawn Street, two ilnnm nmifli of tha Shamnkin
Yullry I'otlsvilti! l!,'iil Rniul. '
8TJNBUBY, PEN 1ST J..,
IJKMPKCTFIiLLY i,,, ,,e citizen, of
" I;NUUY and vicinity, that .he ha. iuM
received from Philadelphia a In run and arlendid
assortiueiit or the most fashionable si le r
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
coinprimhtf of
LLJ OD iiT LiU "P 3 ,
II A 'I' fc, FKAi'HKKS. FLOW Kits. TUIM-
MING Ac.
which she la wiling at llicniutt reasonable prices
lit which ahn dtrecta ihe aiteiilion ol the iuihes
and invite nil to call at.d .ee them.
Thankful for mist iiatronaee. she hones bv
keepinii to LckI assortment at reasonable uriceaj
to ciiiitinoe the same.
tSonbury, October 19, IRSL
3i
S. L. UEIUJSTHESSEK.
PHOTOOIUPniO ARTIST
3IIOT(t(i!APIIs, AMHHOTVPEs. and all
the inoiliro slyles of Picturea, executed in a
superior maimer.
t'i Kooins in bU CAR, Market Square,
Sunbtirv. Pa.
Au-i'i-t 10, tSfil.
i. ?V f'""1' hereby (fiven that a nnmlirr of I.oea hnvo
J. been lukeii up Willie tloltliptf in ihn river llnqilehmi.ia
a. ort-,i uF.eii ii , , ,ine uoiiinitf ii inn river ru(lilehi
,w?.."Kr m '""(! a.arka Uin lUtrn
.. V- ' . ..' ' ' 1 ;,'J; ,; S "S a
D.6; S(, S; h, i
it, I; M At M, 1
A uliilemerll nnd di'"l intloii wna filed iu mv nffiee In the
S'.Uii of September, lull, ut l.eotuetown, Nortluiuilierland
en.. IV, f-r the uispeetiou of ult c 'iieerned. The owner or
ownerr theiei f nre reipietited to prwvu properly, pny nil
l-iiul eh:iri:ea unit take litem uwnyor otherwise tiie eiiuie
wit: be lorlellei
i. ii. Risi.Kn, j.i.
(ieoriretou n, (lul OH. ISot.
SwilM'S' CELEBKATsTd rAPJACSi,
. . "
'' 'J' . T .''"'w'f .fe'"l"'' ''leijiieiit l-ou li jeuernl
lii'Hl.ivcr iiiel Uin, tind ul i)ineuea Arising front
Iiuiiurilica of the Blood und tlie i'UUci i.f
Mercury.
JVfiiiti'a P;i
;ieea litis h-jeu for luoie limn f nil venia
C"lelilnli-(l III llua
ooiiii.ii y cure, lor
innili- lo the dnee
eoiinti) und in f.ur'im lor na exira
tllc eeinlieutas f wlileii refeicnee ia
llohi und booka (which uiuy bo luid
iri'ollal ..ee.'iiiptlut lint lie." I'iili'tcelt; uouie of whieli cive
the ptitlteulura ol e;:?n s too llilitllll l.ir i;enerul pitblieii
tin. wliere me puiiuuis ii.te le-eu uiuioit etnen up wl!h
N'oiiitlu. und weiutleeuiH inctinible by I'liyaieiui a.
It liiia been until ui IiokjiiIjiIk null plicate priu'tlee, and litis
been reeoii.uieuiled iiy Ihe iili Bt celebinted phjmcimia und
oilier eitiiuent (iem ha. Am ttiij others, by . Uiltgou, M.
D., I'rof. of Wir'.;erv, IVnu. I' uiemity ; Yuleinine M.-lt,
iM.D., I'rof ol E-urteiy. ,. , l uivenily ; W. I. Dt
iveea, M 1)., I'roi. .MM . IVnu. Luivemitv i N. Chtmnitni.
M. D., I'lof. nf I'hyiic. I'eiiu. i;nivert.itv : 'I'. Purke. .M. It..
President Colai;e rlr.sieniiiN, I'mLideltiloti ; 4)r. Ilel ':illti,
WL nl 'Uc0,,-O'e. Iluvunii ; J'tue r ouieuco tie l.uz. Prof.
finitely, Llnbon: J. i:iiiiiiutiii. .MetuleT Itovul Colh'.M
f-urijeoiis, leuidon ; Ii. W. I r villi?, lule M inialer to Spniii ;
iir llnuiim Petirii Mujor limieml Jli tlisli Army ; Oil-
L-rl Ifoteitaon. I!ntir.h C nl. ,Vc.
The ww dorful cutea eileiltd LySW AIM'S PAN ACK.V
Ivive lor niatiy je.ira mtide it tin iiietilutible. reineilv. The
I r.nruceu d -ea not eieitiiiu inerenrv in a.iy form. mid. bema
111 iiuioeenl prepurutiau, it inuy be giveu Ui 1 be mori lan
der iid.-inr.
HI ' Tim relMtl price Ims lieen ledaerd to 1.5') per bottle,
lo.iulalnlliK llirne taill plula.) or Itirea b .lllei tor !. .
noi uu oupi'ieti on
--i..- , c-n.i.tiaj.
A VlllUubli
ninny iiettoeine, n.
illK H II
iiTIi!,; pi
eiiy fol till ditieuavs aneuiu fu in debility of thv ibuealivn or
tui8. such us, Acidity of tile Slouitieh, W.iriwn, Choi 'la
Morbus, Uaiudtjiv, a'ev,Tanl1 Afi'c. Miei.ding Piles, tiek
H.ndttehe, Ae, See the pamphlet (wbicb luuy be lhtd grit
lis.) aceoinpimvie Lie VeimiliiKe.
Preptircd oi- tit SHIM'S I. MIGRATORY, TUK
old rs n i, st: I'irsKVF.NTii htkkkt, hi:i.ow
t:iitTl)T, PhiLidelpbiu, uud sold by uS druggikts in tbe
I oiled ytulea
Gclierul Agenta for the Tinted Suites,
!OilIKFFF.I.IN IIKOTHKRst li CO.,
I7U Will, Liu SO eel, New oik.
rtid'a, On. S.-i3ni p.
NOTICE.
"VJOTICK is hereby Riven thai, tbe aititerliip heretofore
i 1 cxiaiiug lielwcen Ueiirge Kuierieh nnd Daniel Senl, In
the Tannins; bufiuess, in Lower Mnliauoy towutliip,
N'oithainberlniid ciuiily, wna ibsaiSvtd 4jV mutual eonfeut
on tlni 1st iusmiil Tlieuceonotn will he tvtllcd by either
of the parlies. The humHeas cilt be, hercafbir.carrieiloll
by Ihe aiihkeriber. nl Ihe auiue pluce
Oct ia, iftii 5t UKORflK F..MEP.ICII.
ST- NICHOLAS HOTEL,
lirondway, jWip Yuri;
Ilonrd ltcflucetl lo $ n Oay.
hince the opening of tbia vantun.t roniniodioiia
Hotel, iu 15-1, it baa been Ihe single endeavor j)f
the proprietors to make il the most sumptuous,
convenient and comfortable home for tbe citizen
and strancrr on this sido Ihe Allanaic. And
whatever has seemed likely lo administer lo the
conirort of ita gueats tbey endeavored, without
regard tocont, to provide, and In combine all the
elements or individuul and social ei joytnriit which
modern art lias invented, and modern last approv
ed ; and the patronage which il has commanded
during; tbe past six years i a gratifying proof that
their ctViirt ha been appreciated. To meet toe
exigencies of tbe fnies, when all are required to
practice the must rigid economy, tbn umleraiitned
IIAVU KKUUCED TIIE PUK.'E OK HOARD
TO TWO DOLI.A US PEH 1A V. at tlie same
time iihulin". none of I'm luxuries with which their
table hue hitherto leeii suppln d.
TUK All W KM., WJUTCOMDA CO.
Oct. 12, IHIil 1 mo.
COMMERCIAL NURSE1UES,
H. E. HOOIIER Se CO.,
Uot'HKSTKH, N. Y
JOHN W. JJLCHEH. Local Agent, fcunhury
Pa.
ribe subacriber, bavjtiif Leen n pointeJ local
X. Agent for ihe ulc. of Fruit trcra, plants,
vines, ic, of one of the moti reliable Numerieii,
calls tbe atleiilion of all who waul choice fruit Iu
this method, as more ce.i tain than bv obtaining
them through traveling ugentd. Aiiong thoue
described in the C'aislogoe are. Dwarf Pear
Trees, of the age f.r transplanting, remarkably
fine.
warf Apple Trees, on Para, line Bloikf. ma
king beautiful little trees lor the garden, and pro.
ducing remaikably tine specimens of fruit in a
very abort time.
Dwarf Cherry Trees, budded on Muhalib
fStocka, haiiiUouie trees.
Stunduid Apple, Pear and Cherry Trees very
fine, with a lurge li-t of varieiiea.
Peach, Plum, Nectarine and Apricot Trees.
Gooseberry, Blackberry aud citrawberry Pluut
all of the iiocat kinds.
Currants, many new and improved varieties,
such as Cherry, While Crape, V hits Gondouin,
Ked Crape, Victoria, &c.
feilrawlierry Planta. in great variety, including
Ihe Hooker, Wilson's Albany, Triompbie ile
Uand, (the moat approved old varieties,) as well
as all the novelties.
Grape Vines, including those fine, new, yet
well leaied kiude, wbicb no planter should be
without, such a Helaware, Concord, and Hart
ford Proline These we hava propagated ao ex
ten.ively aa to able lo oiler tbeui at reduced and
satisfactory prices.
Plants, Itoaea, Evergreens and every variety nf
ornamental trees nd bhruhbery, securely packed'
JOHN W. BLl'HER. Agent, Suuhury Pa.
funtiui, rbuaiy, V, I8bl,
Entirely Vegetable. No Alooholio Trepa-
ration
DP. HOCFLAITD'3
GERMAN JUTTEItS,
t'rrpnml In
lCKOM tc iu., Philadelphia, rn'a.
V Hi elleclually cure Liver Complaint, Dvapep.
. eia, JaiindMe, Chronic or Nervous l)ebilily,
Disease of the Kidneya, and all discuses anting
from a diaordered Liver or Mloinach.
p"chs Oiiintlpailim, Inward IMI.-a, Fiilnm
the Hml, Aciilny of tlio lnmrh, .Niiuaen, llmnlinrrK
iisgnai fur Kl, FnlnM or Weight in the Mmiiurh,
ur Kiuelatmns, tiinking or Klullcrnig at tk I'll of Ilia
rvmincb, KwnhniiiiK "f H'e Head, flurried ami Dininuit
lilathiiig,Kliilleniij at the iienit, Choking or Sull.icnliea
sniaiilh,!.. whi-iMd n Ivn. islme. Dininem nf Viamn,
J"tso I wel.. befur,i,es,,,it, Kcvei and Dull I 'nil, in Urn
lli-nil, Deliciemty il IVr.pinili.nl, Vellowiii'ss of Ilia Mini
J"''!' ''"" mtliefide, Unek. Client, l.linl, ,Vr , inl
Oen F l,W., f t,UMg M K,.,,, Oi iiMi.nl Imu-
Bliillipi.( m il Hinlira.it II, pieavlon i'f Bilrlt.i, and will
pii'imrly pravenl VIU.I.OW l liV KH, 111 ,loi . FK-
'J lia rn.prielnr inrnlliiie tli nitrnllon nf Hm pulilieto
. .- ..... ...,,,..., u..,-n v, Wnn u i rnnnir 01 i lie III lie 'Ml ei'li.
Hienen in its virlani and udii.lulion lo the dmratea tut
whieli it ia rtin,iifiei,il,-,l.
It is no new initl untried article, but one that hat U4
tll teat nf a twelve vrara' Iriul l...r..r tl. A .....
(ile, onil oa n iHii.He.n nnd .,!, mr iinnvnlied h ony iiintik
i'...,-...,.....!,,:.,,,,. rue iesiiminy in na ln-or given TJy
the iimm ir"n'iiiei't and well-knnn H I'liynienim nnd null
velunls in nil intla.i Hie oountrv la iminensi;, unit n cure
lul perusal ..f ihe Alnvniacpulillalird anuiliill) liy I lie upi
pin inn, nnd tu he had gralif el nay of thr ,i;cltl, e hi.
"" '"" ai my imi incut skepTieal thai tin ti-tnidyia really
dvaelvingtlimrenl eelehmv it lie iih'iieied
,. , RK.tl) I'lli: f.Vlllf.Xt.l'..
I rnn . iNewKni Urivn. fi. U . i:,iinr ,,f the Kncjclnpe.
hi nf llelialnlia Kii"U le.'ce.
Alihonpn n it dispivrd m inenr nr rec rfimriut raient
Mertimnes In (tein rul. Iljpmch ilniiunt ol ilieir initrecliciin
and ttul, lrtkniuv..f un uili.-lei.t riiw. i n hv n iiuin
limy ll"l ttntily l,i ir Uurlil he l elieyea hinell to Into
received iron, any moiple pi, ennitnm. lu 1 l,e h.'ietlai lie
nuiy llin. einilrilmtc u ,,,!,, ,.t ,,t1(.
I d.. lln il,, m .ie reeililv in reannl lu -Ilo ,tl ind'l Oer
mill Hileia," prepmert l,y Dr. C. .M. Jiiekanii.ol' tl.iscilv,
le ennnil w in prejiie.eeil nf niiml them for lenrw. iimler the
liilnll-8Ml,m tlral lliev were eliieilv mi n!r..r.ie ir.ixlnri! I
ion nildecfl lomy rn.-ml I V. I.. 1 1 Hint-marl, r, I-Ihj., for the
rrinoviil of linn piejudiee I y proper testa, olid for rm-air-nseii.ent
tn try thm, when eiH . ring from Brtnt ui,d lonff
c nliuueil dehilii). 'J'lieusenf ttoee hotllra of thiaa till,
teia. nt the l.eiuninir of the pn'sent venr, wns folkiwed
by evtclent leln l. ,l ,rt..oil..n t,, a deciee of bodily and
inrnial vnror whleh I hud n t fell lor nx inomhs before
mill hurt nlino.l iles.voreil of n-aainiiiir. I therefore tliank
vo o nun my uienn lor ilireciinj me to the u.e of lliein
rilllud'ti., June 'J . Mln.
J.M.VJTON UitUWN.
Aii.'ilt alkOI ly
PAMCY runs 1 1
.IoIsh Fai-lrn.
?lsl Altctl Street, belween
7lil., mid eOl., fls.,
Late B1H .Vtiltf,)
Philadelphia.
Imp orler A .Miini.fufturer
in, und Deilcr in till k'h.lj
A
1 r A.N 1. 1 FliS, f.,i
.Misses.' und Cbii-
Weul.
living now monufnetur-.
in store my iiriih
iri'ur:e and benutil'ul aiuioil.
.ine.nt of ull lha vnrions
Ipvi. st vlosnnd qualities of Furs,
.ii.lnpted to the Full iiivl
rr Winter Seisons, I would
respoctltrily iuuile an exuinimilion ofnivalneli and prices
from ihone tnleiidiitfr to ptirchtiie, os I inn enabled lo oilur
them very deiunible iiuhiceineurK.
All my Futs huvu been pureli-iKil for Cash, nnd lunde
by experienced liiniils. nnd .is Hie prevent inoneuirv tiouklea
einie. i iieecFteiry iiitii I suouiii utBpose ul my goods at a
Very smtili mlvtoice on copt.
I inn natwlie.1 tiitit it would be to the inteieal of those who
dmuyn iiirchiisn(. to ive me u cull.
it eeolleet tiie name, nunili...r and street : J. Faliera,
(New Fur Store.) 7ll Aicli Street, i'liiladelnbia.
ept. 7, leiil. 5m.
ilYSEUEO ACAEEKY.
F 0 It M A L K S A N D F K M A I, E S-
KF.V J. K. WAMI'OLIi, A.M., Principal and Tiach
er of Lniiguiices.
M. I. Hctiiraiff, A. B, Teacher of Mutlienuilics and
Kuellsh llittnehe.
Mis Jiuki'iiixk ItVTiiEAivr, Teuchot of .Muaienn Pia
no and Melodeon.
Tbe Winlet Term will commence on ,Mosbv, tha lltb
of NOVF.MHdi, MI.
(iood liourdiug can be had ilienp iu Ihe villtipe and vicin
ity. Tew rR QrsRTaa or KtlrM V.'xr.is.
Common hngiibb Uraucliee, s3 no
Ilicher " am)
I.uin;uaces, 700
.Music (1(7 lessons,) , ti l:a
Address
BKV J F. IVAMPOI.E, Principal.
F.lyi'iurjj, Pa Oct. 'JO 41 pd.
atS
IT-""' .
The Ore at Cere for Consumption.
If you have a cold, use
Wibhu't's Pine Tree Tar Cordial !
If you have a cough, use
Wisharl's Pine Tree Tar Cordial !
If you have Asthma, nsn
Wiahsrl'e Pine Tree Tar Cordial !
If you have Sore Throat, use
Vihart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial !
Ifyou have Uroncbitia, ui-e
WUharl'a Pine Tree Tar Cordial !
Ifyou have Consumption, ueo
VVisharl'a Pine 'free Tar Cordial
Wiehart'e Pine 'I'ree Tar Cordial ia an nufail
ing remedy for diaeane of the Kidoeva, Crinary
v-'omplaiuts, lilind and bleeding Piles, Nervous
Debility, and lor Female weakness and Irregu
larities. Tlie well known efficacy or Pine Tree Tar in
the cure or external affections or Mores, pointed it
out us the Natural Kemedy for what Pliysiciana
call Tubercular i4iicclioiis(tbat i lo nay, Korea.)
upon tbe l.ungs. It remained lo discover the
best means of application, which discovery has
been made, as a thousand testimonials prove, by
the Proprietor of
Wishart's Pipe Tree Tar Cordial !
II you have UVbl'EI'SI.V. use
WUharl'a (Jicat American Dyspepsia Pill T
A sure Oure Warranted for one dollar, or tbo
Money Itefunded !
liuy a b'-x and take them according to direc
tions, and if tliey do not cure you, tha money will
be returned.
Auckts Win. Weimer, Northumberland.
A. W. Fischer, Hunlmry.
Call at either place, and get a dceciiptive Cir
cular. I.. Q C. Wishart, proprietor, No. 10, Nerlh
Sicco.J, Philadelphia
August 10, lBtii. ly
SEASONABLE GOOD
AT TIJi
.1 A M M OTH S T ORE!
OF
"PTE tT.7Tf p, rV. ft T
iajH It-f CL Ua.l i i m.
Sunbory, Beptember 7, 1SU1.
Unnl- nf Wnrthr, Wlc J
rrillE annual election for directoia will lp In lit l Ilia
M. llaitl. uijr House, on Montliy, tlie IGiti di) of Novau).
l"-r, beiwoeil liie liouis of luo'vkws, A.M., and 3 u'vlia-k
V M.
'ilia ailncsluifietiiir of lha stock ho Met a, in oiTorrtonia
Willi Ilia eiiailar, will b lirkl on i'ucsUu), tile ilk diiy ul
.uvciuuer, ai iu o'ckic-K, A M
J l Pnil HTI KV fasluur.
V iithumharlaa d, OcUbr IJ, 1361 il
Assessors.
riHE Aaaesaora of IVorthuiiiberland county era
-- rtipiefcted lo make return of their tiieniiial
asaeaaineiita to the CommisfKhicr'a Otlice, on Ihe
S7th day of Ueceoilasr, lCI, at which liuie there
will b a iiioclniK of lha Uoard of Cuiuimuioiicia.
Uy Older fi tb Uoard,
K X). JORDAN, Clerk.
Coma isMoiiei's Pfi'ue.
iuiihuiy, (Iclobrr I", ISfil.j
THE LATEST STYLE OF
SPRING AND SUMMER '
GARMENTS,
A&a tONSTANTLT XiXACS
at Ihe
Fashionable) Tailoring; Establishment
JACOB 6.BECK,
ninrltct tre'"t,SI-KIIl'ItYs Pn.
'TH h subscriber has just received and opened
a larce aasortmenl Sl'UIO A.NO MJM
MF.R tiOODr". such aa
CLOTH3,
OP KTP.Jty DEScniPTION rV lJUAMTY.
Plain and Fancy Casmnercs, Vestinfs, &c.
or the Uteat t)Ps. In addition to hia stock l a
i constantly reeciving new aopplirs from the cilv
keepinji a foil asanrliiirni of lha 4nort aubstanliul
snd latest style nf Hoods in the ritv markets.
lie is prepared in make lo order all kinds of
Centlcjiien's end fov'a wear. m,rfi mi
iik kkh.coatw. rnocKj.'OATH. nusi-
ErJS-C)A'I'S, VKsi PAiTA
J.tlON"!. Ste. A-c.
of Ihe very lalenf aiyle. and in ihe most euoHtiiiT
tiul manner, at e!;orl imtice.
Any (iooils not on liaiul. wilt fio fnrnishr,
rrnm Philadelphia, by giving twa day's notice.
t" Call and examine my stock, no choru;c
mude for uhowiiij;.
JACOB O.HECK.
Hiinhurv, May 1 1, 1GI.-
JOHNS & CFv08LEY.
SOLS MANlTACTl"HKH9 OF TI1K IMPHOVIil
QTJTTA PREOHA
C E M E N HOOFING.
The chenpeat naid most durable nivifiiig lirase. Ilia Flra
Bud W titer 1'roof.
Ii enn he applied in new ami old Hoofs of all kinds, and
to Shingle Hoofs without removing II. e th iov.es.
The Cost is ony about One-'i'liinltLnt
of Tin, nnd it is twice na Durable.
OUTTA PUR C II A CUMKNT,
For presevine and remirniR Tin nnd other Melal Hoofs oC
every desctiption, from lis Rieul elrrticitv, n not injured
li-Ihe com ruction nnd estunsion of inciuls, and will not
cmek in cold or lun m wimn weather.
These muleriais have b. en thoroitehlv rrsted In New
York and nil pans ol ihe lonlbein and' VVestnra Slntea,
nun we tun Jin ubundautjuotif of nil we cluim in Uieir
tuvor.
They are readily applied by or insry Itircrs, at a Ui-
r.ii'K expenite
no m:.vr ukqitrku."
Theso mn'.criiiUiuc put up r,dy f.r life, and for slop.
pinijtiwiM parlsof the counliy, w ith full pnuled diiecl una
for npitiicalidn.
Full desenptive eirrulnis will he furnished nil ipplira
Ihiu by mill r in pers .iint ,mr 1'rincipul OlSne und Waru
house. ?8 WILLIAM UTtttliT, (Comer of Libeiiv
Street,) New ork.
JOHNS ,V CROSLliY.
AnFsTs W a 70 no ! Terms Cash ! 1
Jui:c I, ltOI !
PJ a it k t; m cj.
Kich Fieured Hureeea, 19, Sonnd HI cenhi,
Barege Robes. S3 f,l), 1 00 and $b 00,
Monmhiiue Holies at 5 00,
Traveling I Ires (tonds,
Miephnrd'a Plaid, Mohair Plaid-.
tiinc.hnm'B, Lawns. Prints, Challics,
Crey Fiijnred (ioodi.
CDOPER A CONAIU).
S B corner Ninth and Market, Philadelphia.
N it Urst quality Hoop Kkirts, Hi cent, to
2 2ft.
May IS. IHfil.
LET THE r-EOrLl
STILL. CO!VII.l'E TO MVP,
ANU THKY WILL SOON
LEARN THAT
RULING & GIlAiST,
AT TIIE
MAMMOTH STORE,
ARli SELL1XG
GOODS CHEAPER
than can be purchased elsowhcrc
-A. FRESH GUPPL V
Jul received by Kailroad this week.
UEMEMUElvTHlS,
AND
PKOP1T BY IT.
Sunbury, December 15, 1860.
SUKBURY ACADEMyT
MMIR Sr.MMI-lt TKHM of the Sunbury AcuJtmy will
1 viiiiiuieiictf uii the Mil ol' April.
TUe coniHb vi itm(riiciiiM fmlrnccs cvtry df.Miii
nifttt t'f tiiui-ntion tn lift Ul iitour bvt Anuluuit -m, irt;pm"tii(
tu'lrttu ono citbci tvi n prult-kntun or to emu any clus u
TKRMS WM QVARTIilt:
Cnmnmn S.-hHi Krant lirn, W ()
Hi slier Kn'p 1 1 kh tinmen en, ' A tm
liiiti tttid tireek Ifttiiuuti. 7 ih
TuiiMM. to he paid beft-ru tliu nmUlle if (He ft nn
Hoard CHti bt? Iiucj in privuto fhiiulicg hi 110111 ?l 70
$2 20 per week.
S P. WOLVKUTON, rriucr;!.
Sunbury, MRrchOO, 60.
SUNBUHY STEAM FERRY
AM) TftWINU BOATCOMPAN V.
rpUAVKI.I.ERat and other are respectfully
iuforincd that the aubsciiher, in order to ac
commodate the public and raciiitate travel, haa
reduced tbo rate of ferriage at hi STtlAM
FKKH V, over I lie riusqueliuima, ul Sunbury, ami
will carry Pansengera, lioroe, Carriages, and
other vehicle, at tbe billowing rales, viz ;
Fool Passengers, each 6 cents,
liorao and liider, I A "
Horse and Jiugy, a 5
Two-Horse Ccnvcyanre, 40 '
Farmer and other, wisliing totranport Coal
and Produce, can maka arrangemenu at still
lower rale.
A large, safe and eommoJiou Steamboat will
rnn regularly and promptly ut all hour of tho
day, and to accommodate those w ho Jenire lo ai
teiid ti e Churcliea 1 Mm. bury and tiiliusrjxc,
liie l oat will run on ISuiulny.
The Sleaoi'"i'. wiil run from Market Street
Warf, and pioinplly convey Passcngera i'roin
both ion of the Kivcr, without delay.
The Ri train t erry now eti'un! not only a tafo
and ceiivviiicnt transit over tbe tSiiFijuehuinia,
but also a pleasant and agreeable rii'o.
1 It A T. CI, KM K.N 'P. l.etiiee and Proprietor.
Sunbury, May 25, JSBl,
I npilK underaigned invito attention lo- ihcir
-- lt.re nud well grown piock of
ritrir aNu on nam e.wa i. i keb.
trliruta, Ac , cmbracinj a large and cjrnplete ai-
I (jrtmtht of
AppUii. 1 ears, Peachca, Pluma, Chf nin, A , i
col', un.l Nrcia rlnc. rrm-oijul f r the
O.-.ba.'d, :td Uwarl for l;e
(jllile'l.
Fni;Uh Wulinila, HpuriUh Cheenul. H. tIo
nuts. jc., KiuU'irnv, ttrawherriCs,Cuiiania aia
(ijom lierri, . in gie it variety. '
CiKAPKi 'F CHOICKST KIND3.
Afiiaragos, Hliu'iarh. ftc., Ac. Al.o fir
J tok of well I'onunJ, busl.y li ViUaiHKUNf
, ui,Mi Ut foe Ceme-ry and I. awn.
lMiduuus Tree for street plaining and a cm
I er.' "''rliueut ol Ornamental 1 rec ai.J t lo
i cr ng t-hruhx.
Koe nf choice varu tra,
Planta, ic
Camellia, lleddir
Our stock is remarkably thrifty and fine, an
we orfir il at piice to suit Ibe liinea.
fV Catalogues mailed lo all applicaiii
AdJreo liUV.'Alil) J. KVA'M A fh
Cenlial Nuiseriea. VOliK, J'a.
Septeaiber I I. 18bl. :j ,i
" ST O rKsT sTo VKS!!
FOR BALK ATTHK LNDl'tfTRUL BTOVK Wi.l
Ni. U3 Niitth find jititet, rhiluiklfhin, pjh-fciie CJut
I'liurrh, the imt Celetir;tt Ou c-tn-un ti-n ' -,.t,,p ,
kminiK tnvv 4 lti tiny. I.KM.IjII, li "Hu t f
4 wiiH-ii aif uuuritrcl t" five tniut uii Hti i
Ocifhri 1-3. 10.. Jin f r.