ftfjc unimvc American.
H. B. MABSETt, Editor ft Proprietor.
Nl lll HI, l'A.
SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1802.
' C-5F" Lieutenant R. C. Winslow died very
suddenly, at Lock Haven, on Saturdny la9t
BRcil about 41 years. He was Fust Lieute
nant in Kauc's Bucktnil Riflemen.
f Fire. A brick bouse in the lower
part of Lock Haven, occupied by the family
of Major C. A. Lyman, of McCall's division,
burnt to the ground on Friday last.
The Rev. Dr. Geo. W. Bcthunr, an
eminent and well known divine of the
Reformed Dutch Church, In Philadelphia
and New York, died recently in Europe,
whither he had gone on account of ill
health.
l-if Over nine thousand shells were
thrown by the fleet in tho bombardment of
the forts below New Orleans. Most of them
were thirteen inch shells, which cost, with
their filling twenty dollars each or one
hundred and eighty thousand dollars for
shells alone.
fay New Cob'ntekfeits. 10'a on the
Bank of Phfrnixville altered from 1'?.
They are just issued. 10's of Corn Exchange
Bank, Philadelphia, and of Allegheny Bunk
ultcrcd from l's.
-. .
gT" A Judicial Election takes place in
Kentucky this mouth. An order from Oin.
llallcck requires that all candidates who arc
secessionists or rebel sympathizers shall be
arrested. Several persons have been depri
ved of "their liberty" under this order
ulrcady. Wont the Breckinridgors be down
on Uallcck for a violation of the Constitu
tion. t-SThc people of Norfolk manifest a
sort of sullen indifference towards the Union
soldiers, and repeated attempts havo been
made to assassinate the latter. Col. Brown,
of tho Twentieth Indiana Regiment, has
mysteriously disappeared, and it is supposed
that he has been foully dealt with.
The Harrisburg Tchjro h says :
The Brcckinridgers arc ns full of venom as
copper headed enakes. They arc ready to
persecute every Democrat who evinces
higher regard for his country than for his
party, while no man is regarded as ft Demo
crat who refuses to damn abolitionism and
extol slavery; or who neglects a single
opportunity to rrive aid and comfort to the
rebel slave drivers".
" lg Pennsylvania has less regiments in
the field than New York, and yet Pennsyl
vania has more men in the service of the
country. This is accounted for V y the fact
that the New York regiments are all below
the maximum number of those frein this
State, and thus, with less men than Pennsyl
vania it requires more money to pay the
New York troops, for this reason : New
York, with more rcgiuieuts, has more regi
mental and brigade officers to pay.
gr Dkatu ok General W. H. Keim.-
Gcueral Kcira was a native of the city ol
Reading. For many years he commanded
the Fifth division of Pennsylvania Volun
teers, and held the rank of Major General.
$y General Beauregard has issued orders
that he would treat any person or corporation
as disloyal to the rebel confederacy who
would refuse to accept Confederate notes at
par, or who in any degree endeavored to
discredit the operations ot the rebel govern
ment. A large amount of sickness is preva
lent among the soldiers in Richmond.
The expedition to New -Mexico is
about to start. It will consist of the First,
Second, and Seventh Kansas, aud the Twelfth
and Thirteenth Wisconsin regiments, the
whole to be under command of General R.
B. Mitchell.
General Pope's army has
aiiain ad-
vauccd. aud is now within three miles of
the rebel entrenchments at Corinth. De
serters continue to report that great diss.it
isfaction is everywhere expressed in Beaurc
gard's army, and that the enlisted men from
the Border States sec no reason why they
should tight for the independence of the
Cotton Slates.
J-j" Dog Snow. Ifcirmini'd great dog
rIiovS-, in New York, has been quite success
ful. The $1000 premium was awarded to
Frauds Butler, Esq., for his great Siberian
Bloodhound. Thirteen different kinds of
dogs were exhibited. Mr. Butler received
premiums for eight of the different varieties,
live first and three second premiums.
Zif We have received from the Tutent
Office a package of Cotton Seed, adapted to
the climate of the Middle States, for distri
bution. It should be planted the same time
as corn ; mark it in rows five feet apart ; put
five seed in a hill, the hills one foot apart in
the row ; cover lightly with a hoe ; when
the plants aro four inches high, thin out to
one stalk iu a hill, and cultivate the same as
corn.
THE PEACH JJOKElt,
- The directions of your correspondent in
' recard to the destruction of the "Peach
Borer," although quite explicit, would hard
ly lie practicable in a large orchard. In
taking the "lxrer" from our peach trees, wc
first movo the dirt immediately around the
body of the tree to the depth of to or three
inches, then with a sharp and pointed knife
remove all appearances of "clue" from the
bark ; we then cut out all the dead parts of
the bark, toiiowing lac incision made Py the
"borer" until you una rum' when he is num.
warily disposed of by cutting into two
parts.
Thus we proceed over a large orchard.
Now is the time to remove this enemy of the
peach tree. The dirt bhould be replaced afc
this season ; but should be removed again iu
the fall, that the "borer" in his infantile state
may have the full benefit of the frosts of the
winter. These operations will destroy a
great many of them. OtrnumCoun- Til.
Kf When the "boreru" arc not easily re
moved, we have effectually destroyed them
with boiliug water poured arouud the body
of the tree.
"Ou Bk.umh" i the tignilicaut but some
what dibu.ipectlul title lautowiu upon Utn.
Jj" ilkck by hutrooj-.-.
TriE Naval Operations at New Or
leans. The more we learn of the operations
ofourflrct at New Orleans, the greater is
our admiration of the skill, indomitable
perseverance, enthusiastic zeal, and undaunt
ed bravery, which whs displayed by our gal
lant Navy, for it now appears thattheeutire
work of the capture was performed by the
Navy the army only being able tolsndand
occupy nfter the gallant tars had caused the
seeesh flag to disappear, and the "old flag" to
be displayed in the forts and city.
We think that Congrcsscould not go amiss
in creating a higher grade than is now pro
vided for in the Navy, and we have no doubt
the loyal people of the whole country would
with one voice proclaim that the gallant
chivalrous and skilful conduct displayed by
Commodores Foote, Dupont Farragut and
Porter, entitle them to. the highest rauk
which would thus be created.
A correspondent of the New York Herald
says :
"At five o'clock the French war steamer
Milan Came up the river. He congratulated
us, to use his own words : 'On our pleasant
yet perilous passage up to tho great city.'
Said the commander, "It is the greatest
achievement of the nge and in history."
In this connection, we would present the
following brief sketch of the naval hero of
New Orleans, which we copy from the Louis
ville Journal !
"Flag Officer David Farragut, now in com
mand of our fleet at New Orleans, is n native
of that city, and about sixty years of age.
In childhood he was adopted by the late
Commodore David Porter, receiving his bap
tismal name, and is thus tho brother adop
tive of Capt. J. D. Porter, of the Essex, in
our flotilla, and Lieut. Porter, in command
of the mortar fleet at the mouth of the Mis
sissippi. Though only twelve years of age,
he was on the Essex at Valparaiso in 1S14,
in that most gallant naval fight, and was
specially commended to the Department for
his brave deportment. An anecdote told of
him, though trilling, indicates character.
Alter tlifvtfurreiKler, a pig which he claimed
was carried off by a midshipman of the Bri
tish frigate Phebe. Young Farragut appeal
ed to the British Captain for restitution, aud
received for reply that ho could do nothing
about it, but that he might go and whip the
middy. "Is that all I" said the lad, acting
on the leave given, instantly whipped the
aggressor and carried off his pig.
"He has been almost constantly in active
service. During the, years 1821-22-'23-'2-l,
he was employed in cruising after pirates in
the Caribbean seas, and distinguished him
self by most efficient service and gallantry.
He was lor some time in command ol the
Brooklyu at the Vera Cruz station, at the
time of t lie admission of Mr. McLean to Mex
ico. He was twice married in Norfolk, Vir
ginia, ami is the owner of a large property
iu that rebel city. But before the outbreak,
rind to avoid entanglement, he removed Ins
family from Norfolk to a cottage on the Hud
son, whence he was called to active duty in
putting down the rebellion. He is a wort
accomplished officer, versed in every point
of his profession, and most energetic iu all
naval duties. He speaks with fluency five
or six modern languages, and sailor as he is,
is a gentleman of hue scholarly taste and ac
quirements.
Gen. Ileintzlrman, who did such splendid
.lighting at Williamsburg, is said to be a
native of Jlauheim, Lancaster county,
1 i .in 1 1
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rEIWOXS WANTING A
CHANGE of CLIMATE FOR HEALTH,
SEE AbVEKTISt.Mi.ST OF
VINELAND FARM6-
Slir,-IIS Hi.ILm '
llY virtue of a certain rturict writ of Vol. Ex..
13 issued out of tho Court of Common Plena of
Northumberland county. Pa., and to Ino directed,
will Ic exposed to Public Sale, at tho Court House,
in Sunbury, on Thursday, the itu day of June, A. D.
1802, at 1 o'clock 1. M., tho following described
Real Estate, to wit :
All tho defendant's mtcrcFt in lot No. 31, situate
in tho borough of Sunbrtry, Northumberland county,
and State of Pennsylvania, and bounded and de
scribed as follow;, to wit : North by Shiiuiokin street,
cast by lot number ii. foulh by an alloy, und weft
by Fawn Direct, containing about j of an acre,
whereon aro erected -a two-story frame house aud
kitchen, (now occupied by Ckurlcs W erner ad u
Hotel,) a lame stablo, and other oulbuildincs.
Also, the surface right to tho following described
lot of ground, laid out uon tho John Bru.ly tract of
lnnd, und situato iu the town of Shauioktn, county
aforesaid, and marked in the plan of said town with
tho number 31 A, containing about one-eighth of au
acre.
Also, all that certain mCrsnngc and tract of land.
situate iu Coal township, county of Northumberland
aforesaid, being part of a largo tract of laud surveyed
in tho nauio of John liruily, containing 175 acres,
strict measure, hounded ou tho north by lamb) of
Martin I. at, on too cart by land luto ot 1'urdy and
Ilowart, (now Purdy,) on the south by lands surveyed
in the mtino of Thomas Hamilton, and on tho west by
land surveyed in tho nnmo of William 1'. Brady, ou
wuicu aro opcncn iwo largo veins ox coal.
Alco, the undivided half of a certain tract of land.
ttituato iu t'uul township uiorcsuid, surveyed in tho
name ot Vk illiaui 1'. iirsdy, containing 444 j acres,
bounded and described as follow?, to wit : On tho
north by land of Martin Haw, cast by lands of John
urauy, .-ouiu by i:ini4i ol inouius Hamilton and r.ftlier
Krauier, west by lands ol 41. t. l.evermu and Johu
lioyd, being a valuable tract of coal land.
Alro, tuo unuivKieu Ultra part ot all that certain
tract of laud, situate in Coal township aforesaid, sur
veyed in the name of John lioyd. containing 4141
acres, bounded and described a follows, to wit: On
the north by land of Thomas Hamilton, (dd survey.)
on tuo east by laud ot V, uiiaui v. lirudy, on the
south by lauds of M. h. Leverson aud Frederick
Kramer, and on the wc;t by lunds of Mnthius Zim
merman, being a valuable tract of coal land.
Also, the undivided tiiulb part of all that certain
tract of land, situate in Coal townshiii aforesaid, sur
veyed in tho name of Thomas Hamilton, containing
412 acres and allowance, bounded on tho north by
lauds of llliiuu 1'. Uraily and John lirady, east by
land of Samuel Clark, south by lands of John Car.-ni
and Esther Kramer, und west'by lands of William 1'.
Brady, on which a coal vein has been opened.
Ai.-o, tuo unuiviueu nail part ot all mat certain
tract of lund, situato in Licllo Mahanoy township,
couuty und State aforesaid, surveyed iu tho name of
Joseph Lyon, containing bO acres, bounded and de
scribed as follows : Ou the north by land of John
lhinklcbcrger, east by land of Frederick Rees, soulh
by lands of Frederick Uunkleliergcr, and wcl by the
liai, uiion whii'h acoal vein is opened.
Also, the undivided half urt of all that certain
tract of land, situato in Point township, couiilv
aforesaid, surveyed in tho name of Johu liarrnu, jr.,
contuinini; 410 acres and allowance bounded on tho
norm ny lana or 1. Jlewit, on tue cast by lands of
ii aiiiuu m-uHii aim ivuovri .rwiu, ou inc soutu uy
land of William lirodic. aud west by lunds of A.
Kerning.
Also, all that certain tract of land, surveved in tho
name of Robert Erwiu, situate iu l'oint township
aiorcsaiu, couiaiuiii 41.11 acres, bounded on tno
north by lund of William Benson, on the cast by
lands oE. Branham, on the south by 11. Kurti, and
on the west by lands of John Burron. ir.
Alco, all that certain tract of land, surveyed iu llio
name of Ebenezer Branham, situato in l'oiut town-
ship aforesaid, containing 4:t0 acres, bounded on the
norm uy lanu 01 jonn uavid, cast by lands of
Andrew t.pplo, toutn and west by lioucrt trmn.
Also, Bll in"' certain tract ol land, surveyed in tho
name 01 Auurew r.ppic, situate in 1 oiui towusui
aforesaid, containing 430 acres, bounded on the nort
uy landi or Liavid Jackson, cast by lands ot John
bervice, south and west bv Ebencier Branham.
nuo, an mat certain tract 01 laud surveyed In I he
uaiuv ui joun corvice, situate In I oinl iwu?mi
aforesaid, containing 424 acres, bounded on the norll
by lund of David Juokaon, cut by land of J. Thoru
croft, south by lunds of , and wcot by luuds of
-l'l'i. iuo tact nve tracts 01 laud auove
described containing valuable rlmo.il at irK ore.
nimi, mn .u luuuwiug described low or parcels 01
ground, situate in the town of Mount Carmel, in the
towuchip of Mount Carmel, county and State afore
said, to will Lot number 1, marked in the plan of
am town as uepot Ixit block number 5 in said
town, situate on the Shamokin Valley Railroad
block number 10 iu said town.
Soiled, taken in csecutioa, and to be told u the
prujHif-ijr ui n u. u iwmri.
c bAylu WALDR0N, Sheriff.
Sheriff a Office, I
Bunbury, May 1J, 1861. J
I'etitre ''rMike Iload.
VN Election for officers to serve for the ensuing
year, will be held at In houMi of Josenh Van.
kirk, iu the borough of Northumberland, ou Monday
the second day of June, next, btlwwu the Lomotil
IU o Clock, A . ?l- and .1 o rlwk Y M.
J R I'lULslXLY, J'u.idiut
May 3, IjC.V-U
ALL WHO WISH
TO PURCHASE
Good & Handsome Goods
AT
TEB.7 LOV7" PRICES,
AND HAVE A
L.ABQE VARIETY
to ki:lixt 1'ICO.M,
WILL PLEASE CALL AT THE
ONE P1UCE STOKE
OF
E. Y. BRIGHT & SON,
Who keep Constantly on hand, and arc monthly
receiving from New York and Philadelphia,
A CHOICE AND CHEAP BTOCK
OF
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
udaptcd to the wants of every person. Wo invite
tho atteution of the Public, aud respectfully solicit
an examination of our suxk, feeling a.urcd that we
are prepared to offer
GREAT BARGAINS
AND
Splendid Inducements
to all who desire to purchase honost (loed at fair
prices. W e do not feel justified iu boasting that we
have the largest sfnti, ulthough we can state with
truth, that our stock is well selected, and embraces
many novelties not to be found elsewhere. Our
priv-cut assortment comprises all kiuds of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DBY O O O H 3
notions, u loves and hosiery,
WHITE tlOOlU IN VARIETY,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CATS,
HARDWARE AND (Jl'EENSWARE,
GROCERIES AND lilASSWARK,
TAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES,
3DHXJCJS S CHEMICALS,
VUACUMAKEKS' SADDLERS' UOUDS,
SUUli FINDINGS.
Uar Iron, Steel and Nails,
WIN VOW SHADES o GRINDSTONES
4c
V. Y. lmiUllT & SON.
t:iu.Liuy. May J 1, lhul
FRILING & GRANT
ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY
It
ABB NOW RECEIVINU AN ENTIRE
New Stock of Goods ! !
MANY OF WHICH ARE
1
REDUCED IN PRICE,
auj although prevailing- reports, may iuduco tho
' . -belief that
DRY GOODS
are advancing, yt a flh.glu vLit to that 'nttrflctive
tcfort,
THE MAMMOTH,
ill convince any caudid limn or woman thai, bo the
report as it may, yet the propjictors of that -iin?iitu-tion"
have the facilities for furnishing
CI-3IE3?J31l GOODS
huh those uho buy and evil cu Long Credits do
ii.t, aii l Cannot po.-s.ss.
VE KEEP EVERYTHING,
AND AUK DETERMINED TO
SELL CHEAPER
THAN CAN EE TVIiCUASED EI.i-E-
miEHE.
FRILINU A tlRANT.
Suulury, Muy 17, ISO J.
-0-
H0W TO PROMOTE DOMESTIC
HAPPINESS.
Said Mrs. Smith to Mrs. Brown,
As they wero walking through the town,
' W here do ypu do your shopping '.
That dress you're in, so nent and hue,
That when I sec it, really miuu
Looks positively shocking."
"I'm sure your husband, Mrs. Brown
Now don't be uugry, pout uud frowu
Is uot so rich us mine,
And yet you cantlbrd to buy
Juct twice as much, or more ihun 1,
Aud how, I cannot divine."
Snvs Mis. Brown to Mrs. Smith :
' ihe reason you'll bo startled with,
It is so simple, clear
You buy on credit, I for cash,
I buy bargains, you buy lrun,
I cheap, while you pay dear.
' Whene'er you want a dress or shawl,
A collar, hose, or what-not, call
At Ihe cheap Mammoth Stiiiie,
They'll sell you goods o very low
That you will cease to wonder so,
lKw much rich goods I've wore
'My husband, ns you truly sny,
Is ixiorer, far, than yours to-day,
And yet I can buy more,
Ht-causc each dollar of his few
Is, to me, just as good 11s two,
At the cheap Mammotu Sioiib."
So satisGed was Mrs. Smith
With Mrs. Brown's new arith
metic, which did conviuce
The first, and upoucd so her eyes.
She hadn't ceased to patronize
The Manuotu ever since.
And now, when you chance to meet
Her husbund, Smith, upon the street,
Around the corner coming.
His face is lighted with 11 smile,
His step elastic all Ihe while
A pleasant tunc he s humming
Ladies, if liko effect you'd see
lu your dear spouse, which you and he,
Perchance, uec'r saw before,
Just Mrs Brown's proscription try,
And all your list of Dry t-oods buy
At tho cheap Masix'TII StoIik.
Statement of Northumberland Couuty ll.tuk,
May 7. lHea.
ASSEFS.
Specie funds iu Philadelphia aud specie
in vault,
Notes and Checks of other Banks,
Due from Brokers aud other Bauks,
Bills Discounted,
Slrt,ft.'.S it
o.llIM till
5.027 "li
?l4,flo3
104 014 All
l'J,-Ul, WO
H'i, so
UABILimiJ.
Circulation,
Due Dojiotiturs, . , ,
Duo other Banks, ' "-
?12S.1'JI 3d
CoP!TY Of NoBTHL'MMFHLAND, p
I Charles W. Pealo, Cashier ot tho JNorthutubcr
land CuuntT Bauk bcinii duly awoni der?e and
that tho above statemeut is correct to tho best of u.y
knowleilgo and beuel.
iii.ia. it. j L.uK.t va.-nicr.
Sworn and Futacribcd before me. 1
this 7lh day of May, A D. Itfl.
r. a: iiaa?, notary j-uonc. j
iKlilor'M Notice,
llocrgo K. Reed,
In the Cum
vs. .
John ShafTner, Anthony K. Ruber,
Thomas Bauuigardncr, Thoaiaa E.
Franklin, Christopher linger, Jacob
Rcirt, Jacob liausoman, William E.
Evans, Charles Uoiuitsh and Maria
C. Hcinilsb his wife, late Maria C.
Heed. John Lane Reed, who has for
mon Pleas 0
N orthumbir
land couuty
No. April
Term Iboi
his iruardian Eliuibalb Reed, Robert I Order to sell
P. Black and John C. 8. Kilos. J Ac.
The undcrsigued appointed by the said Court,
auditor to dUuibutu tho urohae tuouey raised
ale of the nremisaa to tho eeveral dofeudaula or.
those ulaiiuuig froni them According to their aevcral
inl..r.l and urouoriioul. hcrabv civoa Dotico to all
the dulondauta auove named aud all others interested
that be will attend fur said purpow.at bis omoe
uobuiy, ou 1 liday the day of June neat
' uJLoil'ji.' JJILL, Auditor
SupWy. May Id. CJ.
HAVE YOU A couan ? I
Then use JAYNE'8 EXPECTORANT Do not
allow your cold to take it own course. Two thirds
of Iheviotimsof consumption owe Iheir aftlictiona to
the fatal mistake of "waiting for a cough to gi-t Well
of itself." Do not fall into this error, but avail
yourself at once of a romodv which t iirt nun'
experience has demonstrated is certain to procure a
HAVE YOU ASTHMA OR PHTHISIS.
Then use JAYNE'3 EXPECTORANT, which will
overcome the spnsinodio contraction of tho wind
tunes, and causo tutm to eject tue nincuous or matter
which clogs them tip. and by an easy and free expec
toration remove all difficulty of breathing.
HAVE YOU BRONCHITIS!
Then use JAVNE EXPECTORANT. Thiswidc-
prond disenso which may cenerallv ho described at
an inllamntion of the line skin which linos the iniido
tho wind tubes or air vcse!u, nwadina throuch
every part of the liuig, is often taken tor consump
tion. The Expectorant subdues this itiHnmntion,
relieves the attending cough, pain, and diltk-ullv of
breathing, and if tho cuso is not of too longstanding,
will certainly produce n cure.
HAVE YOU COXSCMPTtON ?
Then use JAYNE S EXPECT0UAXN. It clean
ses the lungs from nil irritating matters, while nt tho
saiuo time it heel" aud invigorate Ihcui. Ol nil tho
remedies which hnvu been ollered to the puldic for
this dread disease, none have stood Jiie test of 1 i mo or
maintained so uutvcrsul a popularity as this Expecto
rant. Thousands who huvu been given up by their
hv.-icians ns incurable hnve been restored to perfect
icalth by lis uc. and their testimony must curry
cuoviolion to all who read it.
HAVE YOU rLEtltlSY?
Then uscIAYXE'S EXPECTORANT. Pv takina
taking two or three large dn?es. iu the early stae of
tho disenso ill quick succession, and covering up
wnrnilv ir. bed, tuts preparalinn nets n a sudorific nr
sweating medicine, and .-ubducs the inllnmatiou nt (ho
outset.
HAVE you WHoonxa-couuii.
Then use .TAYNE'S EXPECTORANT. There is
no remedy which so efl'eetiiRlly overcunes (Ills di-"cn.sc
ns tho Expectornnt. What parent cm witners the
Fiifl'erings of her chihlrcu from llii.-di - trers'in ciiii-
aim without doin" nil in her power l"r tloip
relief ? What medicine so pleasant to the tnt, "r
certain to produce immediate beln lit '. Hive it .1
trial, and let it prove its efficacy.-
HAVE YOU CROUP .
Then use JAYNE-! EXPECTORANT. ChiMr.n
nrc subject to no di sea so mTe sudden in Ps nttio-k'.
or, in the absence of prompt relief, none iurc fatal
its results limn lrup. I'nreuis, tlierclore, HumiI.i
keep at hand n remedy sure and tlinrnugh huh a
remedy mnv be found iu the Expectorant, an 1 every
curelul moilier will keep a supply by her.
JAYNEri EXPECTORANT,
it standard medicine. For thirty yenrs it has been
fore Ihe public, mid durim: this period its cura'ive
iHjwcrs have been testified titbv all etnsses nf penple
u nil uuarters 01 tno wori-i. i iiy-icians. etcrgvinen,
lawyers, uiereliauts, mid mechanics have experienced
its remedial etl'ect?, and have furnished us with their
sliinony, and it may bo fund ut lenuth in our
Ahnnnac, to bo had gratis of nil arrcnts. To tlo ir
onviiiciug certitieuies wc would rclor tuo duuli ing
itie l..ri:cTiHANT and all l'r. 1. .IA.1. ,V
SON'S Family Mepicinkx arc sold by till Druggists
generally
.May ii, lii. 4 m.
C.tlTMI.V.
LL persons nro hereby caulmned against pur. ba
sing two S. hod Orders, issued by tho School
oard of the t poor Augusta School District, now 111
the hands of Michuel A. hecfer ; one iu favor of
I'nniel W. l'arnbart for thirty-five dollars, aud one
in favor of Joseph Savidge tor twenty dollars, nil of
which have been settled with tho said Michael A
Keel'er and bail, by the School Lourd of said School
District.
II. J. IlILAXD, PrciiJcut.
Wm. Iti:i:n, Feereti.ry.
Upper Augusta twp., May IP, 'CI. It
!ttilo 1 lie IIiiiiK 1" .Aorllnimlx r,
land, lla.v 11, lwU'J.
ASSETS.
Loans and Bills discounted,
sxt:;'-.i si
11.71:1 ;
5.0711 no
A. mm tut
H..V.5 2S
P.'I,7H 01
rate Loan.
Northumberland Bunk Stock,
Other Stocks, ....
lveal lvtnto,
Due other Banks,
Notes and Clicks of other Biu.ks,
Specie iu Vault,
lfi.177 0.1
;:n,'."J3 73
$431, 10b &7
LIABILITIES.
Notes in circulation,
Due other Bunks, ...
f2!'! .5.'!ll M
Commonwealth,
Depositors,
SIH7.W1 7ti
juft nnd true
I ctrtify the above statement to
to the best of Uiy knowledge and 1 1 li
j. li. rtiii.MLt.1
Sworn and sul scrilad before mc. 1
C. F. LiTn.K.J. P.
Cu.-I.ii r.
'l'be Si. I.ouis,
Chestnut Ftrut, Ittn-cni Third unj 1'uitrth,
PUILAPKI.riUA.
THE undersigned, having leased, for a term rf
.1.: . . 1. ... .. U I... . I f
ears, mi tonnar lionet, un.vuiu ukuo ...
nuuouuciiig to their ineuiis aim mc traveling com
munity that it is now open lor the reception ol gne-ts.
Jlie house, sinco the lnt ol -March last, uas neen
entirely renovated and refitted in a superior manner ;
the apartments nre huge, well ventilated an. I lui
nishi'J in modern stylo. It is centrally located,
convenient to all Ihe depot and stcuiiil oat landings,
and in the immediate vicinity of the Cu.-ti.ui House,
P0.-I Office nnd tho Corn Exchange.
Connected with tho Hotel is u ltestaiirant for the
accommodation of those preferring the European
plan. Prices of Rooms from ihrcc to Seven Dollais
per week, according to location.
Board SI ill per day. Tabic d'H.itc for merchants
and bu.-iucas men from 1 to 3 P. M.
HENRY NETTi.
ISAAC L. DEVOE.
April 12, 1 ' T.2 1 y
Hardware, .llaehiiiery, .llft liauiis.
Tools, Vf.
HENRY tilLBERT,
Mariit Street, Ojyiotftc the Court Jli:se,
U inuisDi iic, Pa.,
I vEALl.Il in all kiioL- of Builders and M'lnufac
1 turers' Hardware, Iron, Slccl, Coil Cl.uiu, Ropes,
Pulley Blocks, Ac.
LiNSL'LD, BriiNisa asu MAcuiNLiiV Oils.
The Lubricating Oils are adapted to every vaiicty
of Mucuiuery. Also, ut uitiuulucturcir price. ,
Wool) W'oIlKINC M.ll'lllNKIIY,
vii : Plauiug, Sa.-h, Morticing and Sawing Ma-
climes, Ac.
Machinlstk' Tools,
vii : Planers, Engine and Hand Lathes, P. .It Cutter: ,
Ac, Ac.,
Muchine Belting, of R ul.ber uud Leather, t -o. nut ly
tin hand.
Herrinir s l ire Proof Safes, 1 latlorm Nviles. Tin
Plate, rdicot Iron, Block Tin and iriiumers' Tools.
1 urelrwers will Und it to their interest t. gi
ns a call.
Harri.-burir, March 20, ls.2.
w'rii'i: !
't'Xfi .'iaui'M l'..resii t'oinpuny,
I I VE NOTICE (hat they have concliid.-.l
VK rimetnenls wilh the Northern Central itailroiid
'oinpsmv to run tn.ins from Baltimore for lorK
Harri-barg, Daui biu, Halifax. Trovorton. Sunbury
Norttiumborlanil, Liewisi.urg, million, .Muuey. tin
Hiinwport. nnd all intcrmc'liite stations, .'oimoctiu :
at llarrisburg with the tIREAT W1.ST1.K EX-
PRESS for Pittsburg, Cincinnati, St. Louis and the
Wist.
Also with Howard A Co 's Express at Milton or
Danville, Blooiusl.urg, Wilkesbnrre, Pittston, Se-ran-ton.
aud intermediate stations 011 the C.ittawlsa
Lackawanna A lllooinsburg i(nilro.uls. At 11-
liauoport, by Howard ft Co 's Express to Jersey
Shore nnd Lock Haven Also, by Howard A Co.,
and their connection, for Canton, Troy, Elmira,
Rochester. Butbilo. Niairurn, and to nil ucc ssil.Ie
i-uiuta In Western New York and Canada, by which
they will forward Merchandise, Specie, Bunk Notes,
Jewelrj, and Valuable Packages of every de.-crip-
Also. Notes. Drat- and Bills for Collection
Experienced and etScient inrssoiigers euiplryid,
and every ctlilt w ill be made 10 ren.t.'r s:.iisia,:tion
JOHN Bl N(i II M,
Suporintendotit Pemi'a Division. Philadelphia.
R. A. FISCHER, Atfcut Jur Sunbury
April 4, 1F62.
Mall 1ii per IOUO IMeeeM,
OF WALL PAPER OF EVERY DESIRABLE
STYLES AND PATTERNS.
T UST received direct from the Manufacturer, at
fl tho MAMMOTH STORE of
" FRILING ft tlRANT.
Sunbury, Inrch IS, 12
Vahiuuton House,
NORTHUMBEHLANDv, PENNSYLVANIA,
(Near the Jiridre )
riHIE subscriber having leased this well known
X Tavern Stand, lately kept by Mrs. C. S. Bruwu,
rteclfally iuforms the public that he is refilling aud
repairing tho premise, and w ill be pr. pared to tu
tertttin, in oomforlublc mauuer, his numerous
friends throughout the couuty, and all who may
patronise uis estaniunmeui.
April 1J, lr2. JOSEril VANKIRK
11TINP0W SHADES -A very Hue and
stsortment, just received by Hailroad Irota Ne
York, a; the Mammoth Store ef Frilina A Grai:l -We
hive also foj sale S S. Putnam 4 I 0 I Cvlotn
ted ralent Pendulum ( urtain I aturto
uubury. March 2v, ltij
jVIiss M. L. OusBler,
1'uwH f?!rre-t, two u'oort snit:U of the Skamittn
VittUg ir Trittsiil'e Rtiilro.iil,
SUNCURY, TA.,
HAS just received from Philadelphia, an.) opined
at her stoic, a lariro and snlen.lid assortment if
the most fashionable aud latest style ef
Bcnnets, XIats, Shakers. Trimniings.&c
which she is selling at ikcjno.-l reasonable prices.
LADIES' DRESS CAPS, to !iich sho lireets tho
attention of the ladies, and Invites all to call and see
them.
hosiery, gloves, mits, collars, hand
kerchiefs, COMES, Ac ,
nnd numerous other articles for ladies' wear, to
which she invites tho Indies to call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful lor past patronage, she hopes by keeping
Ihe best assortment, nt reasonable, prkes, lu continue
the same. .
Suiiljiiry, April 19, 182 .tin,
Almiiiisi-iior Wale.
VI TILL be expo-od to Public Sale, ou SAT I MM Y,
V the 314 day ol May, lbo2, at 10 o'clock, AM,
nt the lalo nidi'iico of Elizabeth llilcmau. ol the
Koroiigh ol Sunliury,.dcc'd., numerous trlicbs of
lloiischoiil rttriiiluro. t
Also : At the Washington House, In IJ10 Borough
of Sunbury, on Thursday the 8lh day of May iust.,at
10 o'clock A.M.,
FIVE SHARES OF RANK f-TOCK,
of the Bnuh of Nir:hanibrrltlTtd. Inlethe property of
said deceased. Terms and conditions will lc Uia-to
known ou the day of side by
UL'oRUK lIAPilirsoN,
Nny 3, 1S02. 4t Adiu r Com. Test., Ac.
SIMON P. WOLVEUTON.
Afloriiey mid Counselor :il l.uvv.
Office, Market -Ire.-t l doors we. I of Depot,
WILL nttend prouipllov to lh'' collection of claims
nnd nil other profosslonul business intntti .1 to
his cure in Northumberland and adjoining Counties.
Sunbury, May 3, ISti-.
I'.-tale ol l.lixalx-lh II ilriii.iii. det 'd.
NOTICE is linel.y gilon Unit b.-ltoisof ndmiiiis
trillion ha ioi 1 1 en granted to the . ul Til., r,
on the e-latc of Elirabeth Hib mini, late of Ihe bo
rough of Siinl'iiry. Nor'tnnnlwrlan 1 cuiity, i'a , do-ei'ii-ed.
All iui.-.ns indebted are rctie.-to.l lo mak.:
iuitnc.li.itc p ivinont, and these ha iug claim.-: to re.
r. Hi theiu l 'l ecltb'lllelit
uivuhii: n.Mtitts'irj.
A linini.-t it r Cum TrstauRiito, Ac
Sunbury, May 3, lsti2. et
.Mauiiliii'liii-ersi of Stone XVare.
COWDEN & WILCOX,
rjlllE Stone Ware now made at tl.i r--'abliinueiit
.1. is equal to any uuele in this "..un'ry l-'eiyva-rioty
of in tide Usually inndc, always on hand
Jlarri-bury. May ;!. ISi.2.
White! iev I01U I j pe 1'oumtrv.
i;ook, Nfiwsi'Arvfi, job and orna
mental
T Y
r
E
"'E have the fullest assortment ef the most useful
kinds of Plain and Ornamental Type, maim
factum! from the iu"st dural lc metals, finisln .l with
the greatest wire aud accuracy, sociuing perfect justi
licntion. ;
Specimen B.vks uud estimate? f.trn:-he! upon up
plication, ulso.
PltlNTlXO PRESSES,
with their Appurtenances of nil thcnppn ved makers.
W O 0 Ii TYPE,
of nil the late.-t styles, of nil sires. Met il Fnrnituro
Lal.or-Saving Rules, Cnses, Cabinets, Furniture,
Printiug Ink, and every article the Printer requires.
Terms iibcral. Prompt atten'ion.
FARMER, LITTLE A CO.,
fi3 and b i Beckmun street, New Yolk.
May 3, 18ti2.
iti..i us; 11 mxj.
ri'ilE subscriber re pecilully itil'orins his old friend!
J uud the public g'.nerally'that lie hus. coiiuuenccd
the
BLACKS.MITHINU BUSINESS,
in the shop attached to K. Y. Bright -s Foundry, nnd
is prepared to du nil kinds of Blucksiuithing, "in tho
be-t style and uoikiuansiiip.
All cu-stom work will be prompllv attended to.
J. H. ZIMMERMAN, Agent.
Sunbury, April 2, l!w2.U
.diiiiiiIlrator .olie.
"VTOTICE is hereby given that letters of Adn.inis
.i (ration having biin granted to the undersigned
011 tho estate of Frederick Cable, lute of Jackson
township, Northumberland county, Pennsylvania,
.teeeasivt. nil persons indented arc renuesicu to maKO
immediate pnymcnt, and those having chdms to
j resent them for settlement.
j.iia'ij 1.-UJL.E., .Liir.iiiii.iruiur.
Sunbury, April PJ, 1S02. Ot
liolloehsi BsaiilTin
t'oliee.
rilIIS prepnrntiion. made from the best Java
I Cotic.v is recomjiieniled bv pliv-iciuns as a stipe
rior N L'TRITKH S VKV Kit AtiK for lieneral Debil
ity, Dvspetwia, and nil Billious Disorders, lhousauds
who have been compelled to abandon the uc of
cuitco, will use this willioul injuriiHis citccis. I'no
can contains the strength of two pounds of ordinary
cellcc. 1 ucc JJ Celils.
KOLLOCK'S LEVAIX
The purest mid best BAKIXll POWDER known, tor
making liirlit. sweet una uutritious Ulead una lakes
Price 1 j cents.
MANI'I'ACTI'RKD BY
M. II. Ki'LLOCK, Cheiiii-t,
Corner of Broad and Chicnut Street ,
ill 1 1. r 1: 1. 1 11 1 A ,
And sold by nil Druggists and Grocers.
.March I, inc.1.
SIMCI.X; l SI .'11 I II 4'MiIS.
J. II. Engcl, of Sunbury, Ta..
1 I AS inst arrived with splendid STOCK O'c'
I 1 SPRING AN I) SUMMER GOODS, from Pliilu
dolphin, to which he re: pcctfiilly invites his friends
mid the public to call and inspect, ho will sp uv no
time iu showiui. them. Among his tlock of ocdc
will be found fine Blue aud Black
FRENCH CLOTH,
Fine Bt-iek and Fancy Cassimrres, Tweed0. Salim-iis
.leans, Black Italian Ch-th. Cii.-liiiurclte. Coltonade,
Linens, Linen Drill. Linen Check, and lano.y est-
lues, also u large a.-i-ortnient ol licinly .Made I LO
lIH.Mi tor ineu and boy, cnenp.
FOR LADIES' W I'A It :
Black nnd Funcv Dns Silks, very cheap Silk
Ti.-'iic, Bereges, Chilli nnd t'lnili li.ilnv.. B ro ;c
Delaiues, liorege Robes, rigured Trillion I. and
virielv ot other Dress lioods, tsprini' and Mimuier
Shawls. Mantillas. Paras.,!.-, a good a -sortiuont
White ti.oils-, loilars, f-lievs, Iri h I.tnen, M.nt
Iroiits, Mar.-eillis. hrillumt.-', Ac. A general ass, rt
ui nt ol dome-tie Dry G...ls.
Al. o a luii-'e stock ot ll.its and Cat Boot- A Mines,
Hardware, Oiuinswart and ilta-swiire, iroctiii
Cedarwnri i.uio and l.irllo i'.ware. Dm .-s and
Paints. Sal'. Fi li. Chec.-c. Ham. Oil, T'-.r. Ac.
N. B W dl and Window 1 .rpr. Floor and T.blc
Oil Cloth and C ;rp-ts. All the d-ve will be s i I
for f'l.-b, or Ci uniiy iroducc taken 111 e"iriiiL'i. 1
i i- J H I..N01.L
Sunbury May P.I. 1m.ii If
'l'he t'oii' -i-ii ami rii iiie il
an lnvalitS.
I t'l.Ll.--lli:D for tho ben. fitai.d a- 1: wan.i
I. and u cnutiou to voting men who .-uinrtroiu
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, Ac. ; .-ui-plvin
at the same time the means ot Sett-Cure. By one
who has cured liiiir. il alter buin put to great ex
pense through medical iuiisiuou and ouackery -liy
euclosing a jM.-t-ii-i ud.lisocd cuvoU'pe, s'n.1
copies may be had of the uuihor,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, F-- .
Bedford, Kings Co., N. Y.
March li, W2.-1"
. W A 1,1. IMPIIKI
JUST received from New York a lar.rc assortment
of WALL PAPER, ooii.-L-iing of u. lliMuitii
ASB SlXTY-TllRKB DlKI'KP EST SlVLKI. A NU PAT
tkiins. vnrvinc in prico from C cent upwards, all o.
which will bo sold at tho lowest ca- ii priees. i.t the
clioap store of J. JI LX'iEL
Suiibury, March 22, lS;-2.
Iroiioii,
Lard,
Lard Oil,
Smoked Reef,
Butter,
Hams,
Sides,
Shoulders,
Pork,
For Sale by
Chei.ie,
Dried Fruit
Bcuus,
Ac. Ac.
M"LAXD,
il
ChcsuutSircet Wharf, Philadelphia.
March 2'.), 102 3mw
M.VTTIIIs"V!i ,t
I ttol-llt'VH HI Ijiw. No. 1WI Cor Full.
and Broadway, NEW YOl'.K Will carefully
attend to Collections and all other matters intru.-.ud
to their rare
May 2I.JKM.
II.
II. MASSI.IC.
ltoruey ut Uiw, SINBURY, PA
Collcoliuiis attended lo in the couuiies 1 f N
thuuilwrlaud, Union, Snyder, Moutour, Coluuibia
aud i.ycomiug.
HLI'Kllt.Nl'LS.
Hon. John M Reed, Philadelphia,
A U. tattcll 4 Co ,
Hon. Wm A Porter, "
Morton McMicbad, Fi , "
L Ktlchsm t Co , 29 Pearl Street
Jr.hn W. Abmead. .Attorttry at Law,
Mstlhtws A Cox, Atmroeys at Ltw,
cucbj.y, MaiL 1'j lifui
New Yoik
A l.nrs(c AsMwrlinenl ol"
EVANS A WATSONS
BALAMANDEK BAPE8.
GREAT FIRE AT REAPING, TA.
February 12, lot'.i.
Okjctlkmex It gives mc much satisfaction to
inform you that iu the severe fire which, on tho
morning of the 4'h inst , ontirely destroyed all my
stock and materials, 1 hail one of your hslninand. r
Fire Proof rtalea. After enduring an intense red
liout Tor seven hours, Ihe Sato was opemd, oid tha
Hooks nnd Papers were preserved in an uublcmi-hid
condition. 1 shall need another Safe as toon 1 get
iu enter. Yours, uowt respect fully,
W. P. DICKINSON, RoaHing, P.
'l'lRE AT GREEN CASTLE.
s CuA.MPLtiHknne), Fraidvlin county, Pa , )
Angu.-t olst, IWll. I
'Messrs EvASS A Watson. Philadelphia Oentle
bien: On the morning of tlio of Aupist, Ifcc.l.
our Storehintso at Oreeucastlo whs destroyed by fire
Tiie Salamander Sato wc purchased from you soma
few years since was in the above moutihucd stoic
liou -o, nnd eoiitaitii'd nil our books, papers, enrh, Ac ,
whiL-h wero preserved in n perfect condition, after
h.'iu-( expo.sed loamost iuteuso heat for several lionrs.
Please inform us upon what terms you will sell us
another larger Safe.
Yours truly, 0AK3 A AUSTIN
Salamander Sales, fur Banks, Stores, Trivalo
Families, Ac, Ac. Also, Kvaus A Wati-011's Pateut
Al.iabelical Bank Locks und Bank Vault I'ooi.-,
e.fual lo any made in tho couutry, and sold 011 ma
pood term V. i. W. would re.-wtfully ref-r to
II1.1 follow in lMiiks and other parties, having their
Safes aud Locks now in use, to their entire- satnf.ic
tioti, and many others given at their tilorc.
I Nii K.ii Statks Mist, Brnnch Bank, Shelbyvillc,
Phila.b ll bin . Tonnosoe.
Umtko States AiiSKNAi. City Bank of Philadelphia
Cnliioinia
Coiisolid ition B'k of l'lula.
Coin'lh Bank of Pliilu
Cbulaiioof-a Bank, Tenti.
Pre in Loan Ass 'on. -till si
R ink of Northumberland
Hank of Norlh'n Liberties.
Philadelphia.
Pottstown l;at.k. Pa.
Co:iteo ille loink.l'a.
Slroud-I.iirg 11. ink, P.i.
.leisoy .'-hole Bark, Pa.
Lfick II ieii Rank, Pa.
Union i;ank, Uatiijiioro
iiihw. r-'orti It 11. u ot a
Paul and Switt, B.iuLirs.
Ab'.b-unn.
W.ll Sterling. Wiik-vb'..
Lewisburg Jiank, i'a.
Fulton Bank. Atlanta
(in
Newark P ink, D. I
.ink of N. ' , Rah i.
Otln-r rel
rLiici s givou upon calling nt our Store,
A", lo.'". fourth drucl, 1 luladolj Uia
I, LSu2.-ly
M ir.h :
iii:ici:s iioriiL,
llirif:urg, Vti.
HIE management of this well-known Hotel hav
ing boon resumed by Messrs. CLE A lILlill,
the pre ont propriotors, b.-g b-ave to int'orui the public
Unit the hiw is now la-iitg thoroughly r:uovated.
reti'.led. and iiuproe.l with a view to thn proper aud
uifortalilo iicivuinio.latioii of thnr-o who may layer
the 0 t.ilili-him nt with tlo ir custom. OueEhi wiil
receive due intention nnd courtesy, nnd no e.peno
will be spared that may conduce to maintain tho
hotel in a first-oliisi style.
families and others desiring to sojourn iu llarris--
ur2 during the -umuicr months, will find pleasant
boarding nnd large and well-ventilated rooms at our
taiilisliiuiut, upon moderate terms.
SCOTT CHYLE,
March 2t. 1'.2. J . II 1LB1.RT II EUR .
nui.i: Ac i,vt
SEWING 3vnAaiiiisrE CO-,
i3M BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Thterijitire Circulars, tn'h Samples of .1 orv.
will K' cr:t Mail Free.
OUK ' FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,"
AVING atlaln-'d a well established und flattorirg
reputation, as 1 eing of nil machines yet intro
II
duced, Iheonebest adapted to All Kinds op Family
Si:w i.Nti, and having met with n success iu its shIo
beyond our greatest anticipation, so much no, that lor
three months our orders havo been ahead of our
capacity to supply, wc would now announce that wc
have increased our mmiuii'.oiuring lueiimos, ro mat
from this time forth, wc shall bo enabled to supply
orders on demand.
In the changes broucht about by tho war, no one
thing has ployed a more imisirlant part than tho
'Skwino M.uiiink." Without it three-fourths of
our soldier? would to-dny be clothed iu anything but
.Ylilitnrv t'ostume. ' All over the land army clo
thing has been the Work required of our patriotic
women, und nobly have they responded. Nut content
to make only so inuny garments as their hnnd? could
accomplish, they have culled tho "Sewing Machine-'
lo their aid, and by it havo rolled out the soldiers'
Coats, Pants and SniiiTst, at a ruts astonishing to
themselves. Knowing that this work could uot long
continue, many thoughtful, prudent housewives, were
careful to select tho machine of all others, which
"would do tho heavy army work, and when done with
that, then to be used as tlicir r amily .macuim, m.d
in selecting one of the
Fi.nkle ft Lyo! Sewinq Mai'Hine Company .
Family Machines,"
with which you rony sew from the finest cambric to
the heaviest cloth, without change of feed, needle, or
tension they have uot been disappointed.
ri-i 1 ! .1 1 1 .. 1... ...u:i .... -r .
JI1US lulling iie,eio..tt :uu uuiiuiyiiiiy ui our
machine f..rall kinds of work, we have niadeuuoth- r
top in advance, and by several importuut chiingestii
our ''.No. .Mi'.PifM mai'iiincm." nave produced a
.11 oiii.vii MAriiicr.," which wc contidently claim
lo bo the 'BEST TAILORING MACHINE-' yet
introduced, sewing thu coursest linen thread with as
mucii ease 11s tho common cotton and when required
may be used to uo tno very uncst eamorlo worn, witu
I. ai or 2011 cotton inns comuining in one mmuaet
form, enrv nualuv reiimred in either u t AMILY
OU MANUFACTURING MACHINE.
W'c hnve had our Machines before (he public h ug
enough to cstnnnsn tnoir rcpuintioii. i"or.ns 01
tlicrs who started with Hying colors "have fallen by
the waysido ;' uud "soiai tho p-luces that knew them
will know Ihun 1.0 more." Sup by step h:w- tho
Finkle ft Lvu. Machine won its way to public
favor : its success is established, and hencelorth our
aim shall be, ns it has' iu tho past been, to still further
improve, simplify and reduce tho cu.-t of our lua
limes, no shall, 111 s i.w days, issue a new prico
list. For further particulars address,
FINKLE ft LYON SEWING MACHINE to,
No. ioS Broadway, New York
-II B. M-tf-'Lit, Agent, Sunbury, Pa.
March 2'J, 102
I. a haw aima. . Ilhioiushiir ICaiN
nutd,
after November 2r, Iel, Tx-'cugcr
w ill run as follow.-:
ON und
Trains
MOVING SOUTH.
Fr.irht
Leave
S.raulou,
Kingston,
jlooni.,bui
Rupert,
. 2f. A.
0 .ill
J li
III M A
!.' 1.'. I
Danville.
Arrive ul Kurthuml.orl.in i, 10 tin
MOVING NORTH
ave Nerthtimbi rlaud
" 1'anville,
1 oil
i 10
6 1j
P SI.
" Rupert,
Bl.H. nibiirr,
Kingston,
Arrive at cranlon,
A P is-senger Train ul
A. M , for Scrantoii, to
New York. Roturniu,
S ou Live
U.on P. -M.
1 v- r
M
? to
j leans Kingston at f .-o
eonneet t.itli a truiu lor
I. ayes Si rantou ou arrival
of train from New Yi k,
t 4 IS P. M
flic Laekawannn A Llooiiisborc. Railioad coi.nect.-
-w i.h iho il' lawaro, L.tcnJ.-wneim and Vi eslern Lull-
:..! at S-rant 11, f . r Niw York nt l interuicdiuU.-
p. nits oa;t
At k 11 port it ooiinoots witu tno cattawi sa nii-
ro.ol, t.ir-pointc btitli ea.-t and we.-t.
t Nonhumbt rh n 1 il .'onnects withtho PLilndil
ilii.iAKrie Railr nid und Northern Central Kail
road, for i.iuU wi.-t and s nth.
JOHN P. ILSLEY, fup't.
J. C. Wki.i.s, G.Leral Tiv.ket Agent.
AprM, 1V.2.
lJVi. Sjn-io" :iiiI Summer lo4.
CLOTHING iron. ALL.
tpllE undersigned b' just received Ihe larks'
1 a.-sorliiient of SPRING AND SI MMi.lt CLO
THING ever brought to Sunt nry, nnd takes pb-asiiro
iu informing bis frieads uud the public generally,
that he is Olial l.xl to sell
CHEAPER THAN EVER!"
Hi- stock is of the best material, manufactured in the
neatest unit latest styles, and consist ,of
DUESS CATS FROM 5 to I4,
Ca,sini. re or Busiuess Coats of different prices.
Pants Plain and Fancy Cas.luicres of the lutert
styles,
A largo assortment of Plrin and Fancy Vests,
Weil mudo Shirts, Woolen Shirts and OvcrshixU,
CARPET BAGS AND TRUNKS,
Aud also a number of other articles of geutlemcns'
wear.
W'c announce to every ouc that our CLOTHING
E.MPulUUM is utisurpu.-scd by any other iu tho
State for quality, cheapness and durability. Wc can
safely say lo tlioo who uro purcha-ing Ready Mudo
Clotl.iuu. at r.Uail, they can buy their goods of ino
at a "lo uKvr CJj l iicc ihuu any other t'Stubitsbiawit
in I'eunsytvaniu- .
The proof ul' tho PuJ.h'n is eating it. Plcaaa
give niv a calMt'ie parehurinj els-.-,vhcre.
JOSEPH SCHWtlTZEh. Agent,
Nearly opposite Weaver ' llwtcl
Sui.h.iry, March 2U. Ai12.
"SOI.OUO.V -91.tl.li li, .
Vltoruey at I an, Sunbury, Northumber
land couuty. Pennsylvania.
tFonuciiy Frecburg, Snydor emauty )
OFFICE, Moikct .root, one door earn ul Vriltug
ft Graul's Store, and nearly opposite Uic Court Hhihhi.
All profu-su iml baj-incst-, oollecuohs, Ac , wd re
ceive prompt atteution.
Ajiril 12, m2
l(ViR JAM', rln.1-, Ihrt coiiej cf th CtHUjo
L:0li
u mo voluULk, with vomi leutarics.
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