H. B. MA83EB, Editor A Fropriotor.
SATURDAY, J US 12 7, 1803.
8. M. PETTENOILli A CO.,
Jt"j. 37 Prii Row, Hew York, and 6 Statu Strict,
Rosten, ri our ftffcnbi for the Rnuttnr Amkwcai
In those ellkt, and are mthnrltcd to take Advertise
mcnU tnd Subscription! for u at onr lowoxt rt.
. ;T Hon. Tbog. A. Scott, Assistant Se
cretary of "WW, lias been rc-clectcfl Vice
President of tho Pennsylvania Rail Road
Company. Ho loaves the War Department
to attend exclusively to Lin Rail Road
duties.
E-iF" The Repass Rand, of Williamsporf,
was in Banks' column at the time of its late
disaster, nnd it is said lost most of their
instruments.
JT General Ranks lias received the
ofliciul thnuks of the President and Secretary
of AVar for his masterly retreat to the To
tomac. ZW General Dix has gone to Fortress
Monroe to take command there, vice General
Wool who takes command in Baltimore.
This change was prolmMy mutually desired.
J-if" A general order has 1een issued in
Missouri by which all guerillas and maura
Uers caught in arms and engaged in their
unlawful warfare will I shot down on the
ppot, nnd any one aiding the outlaws or
failing to assist the military authorities of
the State in detecting and bringing them to
punishment, wjll In; treated as aiders and
abettors of the rebellion.
Ia"7"JiKF Davis and his Cabinet, it is
said, arc opposed to going back to Mont
gomery, Ala., the first capital of the bojius
Confederacy, when they arc driven from
Riehiuoml, because the Alabama river, on
which it is situated, is navigable for gun
boats. 1-tJ" Hon. Wm. H. Aioihtbong is an
nounced in the Weit Branch lbilUtin as a
candidate for Congress in the Lycoming
district. He is among the ablest men in
the .State, and would distinguish himself in
Congress.
Beauregard has spoken from Shiloh;
his official report has at last come to hand.
His tlli irt is to show his defeat in the light
of a victory, but he makes a bad job of it.
Among his heaviest losses he admits that
the Commander-in-Chief. General A. Sidney
Johnston, the Hon. George M. Johnston
(icTxl Provi.-ional Governor of Kentucky.)
Brig.-Gen. Gladden, and Brig.-Gou. Hind
man, were killed or died from wounds ;
Major-General Cheatham, Brig.-Gen. Clark,
Lrig.-Gen. Johnston and Brig.-Gen. Bowen
were wounded ; 17:13 men were killed on the
field, WJ12 were wounded, and 033 are miss
ingtotal loss, lOOii'.t.
6-i7" I.MfoitTAxr to the Coal Tn.rn.
Tht! Committee on Finance, of the Senate,
have agreed that the House bill shall be
amended so as to fix the tax on all coals at
three and a halt cents a ton. This is a
reduction of eleven and a half cents a ton on
nniiii'ut ite, thus relieving it of a very mate
rial burden. Senatifr Cowan, of Pennsylva
nia, who is a member of this committee,
worked very zealously and ably to bring
al 'out. this result. It is believed that, the
House, will concur in the modification of the
Senate.
J-i-" The Mahouoy and Broad Mountain
Railroad has been completed to Ashland.
The liTst car of coal was shipped over it
on Thursday, the 20th nit., consigned to the
I'11-.ideiit of the Reading Railroad Com
pany.
if Tho Mayor of New Orleans, who
fi ared ''a high-spirited people would not
bear the presence of our Union soldiers,'1
sent the freedom of the city to the officers of
a French frigate lying in the river, and
invited theni to its hospitalities. Governor-
General Butler sent word to the Mavor that
any manifestations of the kind intended will
t ome from the United States authorities, ami
not from '.lie municipal officers of a raptured
city. "The Freedom of a captured city by
the captives would," he says, "merit letters
patent for its novelty, were there not doubt
of its iiii fnlntss as an invention, nnd the
tender of hospitalities by a government to
which police duties and sanguinary regula
tions only are entrusted, is simply an invita
tion to the calaboose or the hospital." The
rclicl authorities have been looking for relief
from the yellow fever and leea neglecting
the streets to iuvitc it, but Butler made
them go to work and clean tho, city thor
oughly, both for their own benefit and that
of tho Union visitors. It will be a good
thing for New Orleans if Butler should be
installed there for a few months.
The National Hotel Poisoninu Tue
Mvhtkhy Solved. It (teems to be pretty
well established now that the poisoning
affair which occurred at the National Hotel
nt Washington, was a part of the rebel eon-
piracy. The object was to destroy Janich
Buchanan, who was stopping at that house
before the inauguration, so as to make the
traitor Breckinridge President, in order to
rarry out their plans successfully. This
Buchanan kucw, for he was informed of it,
Jind placed on his guard. Tho etfect was,
that the miserable old imbecile, threw hiin
pelf into the hands of the conspirators, and
when implored to exert the power of the
Government against tho rebels, by a friend,
he confessed that ho dare not do it, lieeausc
his lifu wai in danger. But few persons can
realise the hellish character of the rebel
conspiracy.
Another Old Rk.voli tionart Soldif.r
i .one. med, ou Friday, May 30, 18ti2, ut
the resilience of his trm Ks.lnmr.n Pil.i
Jefferson township, Dauphin county, IV,
own., i .ii, m me uuvaticod ugc oi one nun
(tied aiui tinlee war ll ! inl. rr...l in
the cemetery at Bowerman church, hi the
township aforesaid. It was stated from the
pulpit that he never was known to make
u to of glasses either to read or write, and
that until within two weeks n( .l-nth i,..
wai) :.ti!l uble to r ad. He was a German bv
I . U 4 1 I .
('mil, .ftiui-iiiuij 1'tiiu, uuu 1'ir many ytaru
pa it lias rc-Kicii in Dauphin eouutv.
JJirriJmr-j J'rLyrtijii.
ritcnf cii:i:n.ii. iiai.i.i.ck'n
a it nr.
COHI NT H B V ACU A T ED.
Adrnnre or I he Army,
Our Flag Waving Over Corinth I
The Ecaettation Officially Confrmnl.
Wai DEfEnTMEXT, May UO. A despatch
just received fully corroborates the former
message, that Corinth is evacuated by the
rebels and occupied by our troops. Prison
ers day that the enemy left last night for
Okolona, Mississippi, a point sixty-seven
miles south of Corinth, on the Mobile nnd
Ohio railroad.
THE PARTICULARS.
General Halleck'b Headquarters, )
May 80, 1803.
During nearly all last night the moving of
cars and the suppressed sound of steam
whistles betokened that some movement was
going on in the enemy's camp ; but, this not
being any extraordinary occurrence, it was
not considered worthy of more than passing
notice.
About five o'clock this morning, several
explosions were distinctly heard. Immedi
ately afterwarwnrds skirmishers were thrown
out, nnd a general advance of tho United
States army commenced, when it was found
that the enemy had left his western strong
hold and fled.
A very large amount of railroad iron was
left untouched. There being oino twelve
or fifteen tracks of railroad running from
tho depot to the entrenchments, with side
tracks and switches, the enemy was enabled
to move off with great rapidity.
From all information that can be gleaned
from the prisoners taken, it is thought that,
the evacuation was commenced at sundown,
last night, the enemy retreating in three
directions east, west, nnd south.
Beauregard stated to the citizens of Co
rinth, last night that he intended to throw
himself on both our flanks.
At this hour, Corinth is held by our army
as an outpost.
Our cavalry nrc seeking for the enemy.
The force sent from General Pope's com
mand came upon, and dispersed, the enemy,
eight miles below Corinth, on the Mobile
and Ohio Bailroadt while in the act of burn
ing the bridge at that point. Forty prison
ers were captured.
The enemy's rear guard destroyed the
railroad depot at Corinth and a church, and
intended to destroy the entire village, but
the inhabitants saved Fome filly of the
houses. A few bales of cotton were con
sumed. They also broke open many of the
stores nnd burned the contents.
A large force of United States cavalry,
under Colonel F.lliott, was sent out on Wed
nesday morning by a circuitous route to
destroy abridge on the Mobile ami Ohio
Railroad south of Corinth. Though the
expedition has not yet returned, wo learn
from the prisoners that it was known in
Corinth last night that a large bridge had
torn destroyed, forty miles south, by a body
of our cavalry.
They uUo state that one of the twenty
pounder Parrot t shells, tired from General
Pope's column, exploded in their camps,
killing eighty men ami u hundred horses
and that a thirty-pounder Parrot t shell
thrown into Corinth as an experiment, by
General Pope, destroyed a locomotive ; nil
killed its engineer.
It is thought, among military men that the
destruction of the biidge south of Corinth,
the uncomfortable proximity of our falling
shell, anil the possibility of a Federal snivels
on the Mississippi, were the causes of the
evacuation.
The enemy's works were certainly of very
great strength and capable of a stout resist
ance. ,
Waii Department, Washington, May
30. The following despatches were received
this afternoon :
Nkau Com nth, May U0.
To the Hon. Edwin M. Stanton, H'cntary
if War:
Gen. Pope's heavy batteries opened upon
the enemy "s entrenchments yesterday, about
10 o'clock A. M., and soon drove the rebels
from their advanced battery.
Major-Gcncral V. T. Sherman established
another heavy battery yesterday afternoon
within one thousand yards of their works,
and pkirmishiug parties advanced at day
break this morning.
Three of our divisions arc already in the
enemy's advanced works, about thrcc-iiuar-ters
of a mile of Corinth, which is now in
flames. The enemy has faljn back to the
Mobile railroad.
II. W. HALLECK, Major-Grnrral.
(second despatch.
Near Cohintii, May 110.
To the Hon. Edwin M. Stanton, b'taitary
of War:
Three strong reeonnoitering columns
advanced this morning, on the right, centre,
and left, to feel the enemy and unmask his
batteries. The enemy very hotly conte to 1
his ground at each point, but was driven
back with considerable loss. The column
on the left encountered the strongest opposi
tioil. Our loss was twenty-live killed and
wounded. The enemy left thirty di ad on
the tield. Our losses at other points are not
yet ascertained. Some five or six officers
ami a number of privates were captured.
Tlit' lighting will probably be renewed to
morrow morning at daybreak. I he' whole
country is so thieklv wooded, that we are
compelled to feel our way.
Jl. VY. HALLECK, Major Central.
rito'i k.. uAi.i.i. i4."s nnv.
PURSUIT OK THK REBELS.
Washington, June 2.
The following despatch was received at
the War Department this morning :
Hkadqvaiiteiis of the Dkfartmest of
tuu MitiKisBirri, Camf near Corinth,
June l. ihii-j.
To Hun. K. .V. Stanton, Scent.iry of War :
The following dispatch has been neeived
from General l'ope to Major General Hal
leek :
It gives mc pleasure to renort tho bril-
laint success of the expeditionscntout outhc
zbui last., untter tol. Elliott, in command
of the rxcond Cavalry. After forced marches
day and night, through a very tliilicult coun
try, he linally nuccectlcd in reaching the
Mobile and Ohio railroad at Booncville ut S
o'clock a. m. ou the UOth.
He destroyed the track in manv ulaees
both south and north of the town, blew up
one culvert, destroyed the switch and track,
uurncu mc tit pot ana locomotives inula
train of twenty-six cars loaded w ith supplies
of every kind, destroyed 10,000 stands of
small arms, three pieces of artillery and a
great rpiautity of clothing and animation,
ana paroiicu two thousand prisoners, which
he could not keep w ith his cavalry.
The enemy had heard of his movements,
and had a train of box cars and flat ears w ith
flying artillery and five thousand infantry
moving up nnd down the road to prevent him
from catching it. The whole road was
lined with rebel pickets.
Col. Elliott's command subsided upon
meat alone, rn. li as they could End in tho
country through which they passed, for sev
eral days.
for daring and dispatch this expedition
hits been distinguished in the highcstdcgree,
and entitles CoT. Elliott and his command to
high distinction. Itsrcaulu will becmbnr-ru.-:-iug
to the enemy, aud contribute greatly
to thnr lo. j ami dtinoralialmu.
jjc rcporu tnt roacu lull ol ttnaii i rtic
of the retreating enemy scattering in all di
rection. JOHN 1'01'K, Mnj. Gen l
II. W. HALLECK,
Major General Commanding.
second dispatch.
IIalleck's Headquarters, May 31.
Our cavalry found all tho tents of the enemy
standing, took hundreds of barrels of beef,
seven thousand stand of arms in a largo en
campment on the Mobile and Ohio railroad,
said to have belonged to Price nnd Van
1 orn's forces, and deserted them on Thurs
day night.
The rebels nrc being brought in in sauads
of forty to fifty.
Our cavalry found the rebels on several
roads in strong force with artillery, support
ed by infantry. The rebels commeirced
moving their sick last night.
Beauregard and Bragg were at Corinth on
Tuesday afternoon.
third dispatch.
June 1. The residents here say that the
rebel guard burned the Cypress creek rail
road bridge by a misapprehension, causing
the destruction of seven locomotives, perhaps
as many trains laden with commissary nnd
quartermaster stores. This' accounts for the
smoke seen by the signal corps from the tree
top.
Col. Elliott has returned with his cavalry
command, nnd has been congratulated by
Gen. Pope for the brilliant success of his ex
pedition. Besitles destroying the railroad
and a large amount of stores and arms, he
captured thirty mounted prisoners and six
hundred infantry, with little loss.
He found 2,500 sick and wounded rebels
at Bonneville. Refugees from Memphis re
port that all the ncwspcprs have removed
from there to Grenada, Mississippi.
Somebody asked Gen. Cass, the other day,
in Detroit "General, what may we do to
save the Union ?" "Anything." "May we
abolish slavery ' "Abolish anything on
the surface of the earth to save the nation."
NEW ADVERTISJENTS.
PKUfiOXS WAXTIXG A
CHANGE of CLIMATE FOR HEALTH,
SEE ADVERTISEMENT OP
VINELAND FARMS-
rilllK lushest cash price find fur mixed or white
JL and colored Rags by
.1X0. D. MARKER.
PAPER AXI HAG WAREHOUSE,
X. 1". Cor. Fiflli nnd Commerce St., Philadelphia
May 21, 1S02. "mo.w
i:lnlc of oorR- HerrieK, loc"l.
"VTOTICE is hereby given that letters of minimi"
X trutiim on tho estate of George Merrick. Into of
tho Wough of Northumberland, deceased, have
lu'fii grunted to the subscriber. All persons indebted
to said citato nro required to ninko payment, nnd
those buying claims will pre-onl limn for settle
mint. J. It. rHIKSTl.KY.
Administrator.
Northumberland, May 31, IMS.
lliiliHlollii:t X- I'.i-ie IC:iili-nl.
Pennsylvania ii. n. to., i.i:ssi:i:.
o
X nnd nflcr Monday. Mnv 51b, lsfi. the tinio Hi
Xorthumborliiud Slatinii ill bo iix ('.'Hints :
Ln.wn Westwai.
Exprew. 0,19 n. in.,
Mail, 4,19 p. in.
I.ravr Env.nn.
Exprw. 0. Iti p. in.,
Mail, 10.01 a. m.
Plopping Curs on NigM Trains, both ways, between
Willianisport and Iinliimnro, and on the Pennsylvania
ltailroml between llarrisbiirg and l'bilaili l'l!ia.
hi Mail Traill in both direction a CAll (iOKS
TUKOl'liH via rennsylvania Railroad, without
change between I'kihidvlpliiii mid Lik Haven.
tfAMFKL A. IILAI'K,
May 31, 1802. tiup't Eastern iti.iU.
r.Mlato of i:iix:ilM'IIi WuIIis, 1m U.
"VflTIOK is hereby Kivrn that letter Teplainonta.
L ry hnving born grunted to tho undersiciird. on
the e-ttnto of Elizabeth Watliit. lato tho borough of
Xorthuniberland, Northumberland county, I'a . tie
eoawd. All porsonii indebted are requested to make
lmmeitinT pnyment. ami tnoso having clnitu to pre
sent them duly authenticated for ftilrmrnt.
Hut. WILLIAM ftlMoNTti.V. Kx (r.
Villiain?port, l'a.
May 21, 1SC2 fit
JUST RECEIVED ! !
J. I-I. ENGEL
hir jii-t returned from I'kilndetphia wiih a
SPLE1TDID STOCK
OF
Spring & Summer Goods.
I'or yien-S Wear.
Clolh, ('ai,."iniere, Vesting, Italian t'blh, Limn
Outing. Linen Check and Cottouudi'.
I.ul-, M'-:ir.
A largo u.-M-rlnient of I'n.-'J CociU', Mack nnd
l'lincy trilkc, t'ilk Tiwuc.", Taney E ragt., halley,
all Wool lMune, Moxnmbicuo tioml.i ut low prices
.silk Lt'vcllas, l'eliinifl, Lawns, Gingham and
1'riulf. A full line of lri.-h Lintu and While Uikk1..
Siella border and Kuucy Summer rhawhi, bilk and
Luce Manlilhu, Ac.
Heady Made Clothing,
A good af:ortmt ut of Hutu and Cap",
A lurgo a-'frtuicut of Itootn and .-hi.',
A full ttock of tirocrrie?, Mola.-."C( and ugsr,
lfardwuro and Building Material,
A full clock cf Cuccn a ad Glastware,
A full flock cf rirh, Halt, Oild and White Lead,
A large stock of New Wall Taper,
A new stock of tone and Earthtnware,
Aud thoufauds of article! sot tuumcrated.
(2 All the above will be Fold cheap for Cab or
Country I'roJnce.
J. II. ENOEL.
Kunbury, May 17, 18C2.
The AiIuim'm i:r-M Coinpiiny,
GIVE NOTICE that Ihey have coneluded or
' rangeineubj wilb tlio Norlbern Central Kailroad
Company to run trains from Kaltiinnre for York,
llarrirburg, Dauphin, llalifux, Trevorton, Suubury,
Northumberland, Lewivburg, Milton, Money, Wil
liamiisrt, and all intermediate alalionii, eounccting
at llarri.burg with tho U It EAT WESTERN EX
I'KESd for l'lUdburg, Ciuciuuutl, Hi. Louis and the
West.
Also with Howard & Co ' E.xprew at Miltoa or
Pamillo, ltloomsburg, Wilkebbarre, l'ltlnton, tkran
ton, and intermediulo utittiona on the CaUawix,
I.aukawuiyu A Eloomburg Railroads. At Wil
linujeiKirt, by Howard ft Co. 'a Express to Jcreev
bhore and Lock Haven. Alan, by Howard A Co.,
and their connection, for Canton. Trov. Elinira.
Kocneiter. tiullalo, Magara, ana to all acceseiblo
poinia in ceicrn riow KorK and lauada, by wtiicu
iney win lorwaru Meronandi.e, rpecio, Jiuuk Ikotna,
Jewelry, aud Valuable IV'kacs of every descrip
tion. Also, Notei, Draftf and Rills for Colleetion.
Experienced and efficient meisengers employed,
.wl ......vntr..., u ill 1... n,H.in A i .. . ..!
Supertntendrnl Trnu's Uivirion, rhiladeii hia.
R A i 1st J1L11, Aaint for buulury .
Afril i, IeCS
11AN"K (rarchuitnt f'upvr.i Iiced? and Hunk
J t Mc.ngagt. . BHiOr, Lice ul ion. , hummnm., 40
(or mlc t tin cttctJ o thv ' vuubury Aonritao '
FRILING & GRANT
are iiArrr to annoincb that tiiey
ARE SOW RECEIVING AS ENTIRE
New Stock of Good3 1 !
MANY OF WHICH ARE
REDUCED IN TRICE,
and although prevailing reporUi nmy induco tha
bclicr (ba(
DRY GOODS
nro advancing, yul a (ingle viiit to that "attiaclivo
resort,
THE MAMMOTH,
will convince any candid man or woman that, be the
report iu it may, yet the prepjiclor; of that ' in.ilitu
lion" have the facilities for furnicbing
CHEAPER GOODS
which Iho.o who buy 'and tell en l.ti:g l rcdil.i d
not, and cannot poHt.w.
IVK KEEP in'EllYTlUNC,,
AMI ARE ltTLR.MlM:i ID
SELL CHEATER
I'll A A' VAN Mi rVUVUAlil) lilli
WUEUU. 1 ElLINti A GRANT
fcuubury. May 17. 18o2
0
HOW TO mOMOTE DOMESTIC
HAPPINESS.
Pai'l Mrs Smith to .Mw Erown,
As Ihey were walking through the town,
lure do you tto your shopping
That dreM you re in, so mat and hue,
That when 1 "'c it, really mine
Look iieh-ilivcly hocking.'
'I'm Mire your husband, Mrv. Rrown -Now-
iloii't bo angry, )out and lVowu
i not so rich u- mine,
And yet you can nllurd to buy
Ju-t ittie'e as imieh. or more than I,
And bow, 1 cannot divine."
Hay Mr. Erown to Mrs. Smith :
J he reaton you'll be -larl led with,
It in n simple, clear
You buy on credil, I lorcii.-h,
I buy bargain-1, you buy trah,
I cheap, while you pay dear.
'Whene'er you want a drew or Miawl.
A collar, liofe, or what-not. call
At the cheap .Mammoth Stork,
They'll netl you gtsvh to cry low
That you will ceai to wonder ,
How much rich goods I've wore
'My husband, ap you truly say.
Is iiooier, far, than yours to-day,
And yet 1 can Luy more,
J'.ecau.-e each dollar of bis few
Is, to me, ju;t as good as two,
At the cheap Mammoth Stoke "
Sowttiidied wan Mrs. Suiilli
Willi Mrs. Brown' new arith
metic, which did cotivint-o
The first, and opened so her eye?,
She bii-n't cea.-ed to palrcuizo
The Mammoth ever .-ince.
And now, when you chance to meet
Her husband. Smith, upon the rirett,
Around tho corner coining,
Hi face is lighted with a i-inilo,
His step eliu-lic all Iho w hile
A pleasant tunc he's huniuiin
Ladies, if liko efl'ect yotrdseo
In your dear irpouse, which you and be,
l'erohanrc, nee'r aw belorc.
Jut Mrs. Erowu's prescription try.
And all your list of llry Gootls buy
At tho cheap .Mammoth Sn nr..
llurdM lire, .Im-liincrj , .''let U:t
'1'ooK, Ac,
HENRY C.ILI1ERT,
Narlit Slrtct, Ofycsitc the Court lloust,
IlAnRisBCitn, I'a.,
DEALER in all kind of Euilders and Manufac
turer' Hardware, Iron, Steel, Coil Chain, Ropes
l'ulley Elocks, 4 c.
EiNsrcn, Eitniso avd MACiitNrnv On s.
Tho Lubricating Oil ore adapted to every variety
ol Macuiuery. Aisu, at u.auulacturerd.pricts,
Wood Woukino Macuinlhv,
vit i-rl'laning, Sab, Morticing and Sawing Ma
chink, Ac.
MAtniKusT.s' Tools,
vi : rianers, Engine and Hand Lathes; Roll Cutterf
Ac., Ac,
Ma:hiue Gelling, ol Rubber nd Leather, eoostaully
on hand.
Herring' Fira Proof Fnfcs, riatfonn Scales, Tin
I'late, Sheet Iron, lilock 1m and Iritnuicrv lei is
if I'urcbaoer will find it U their iulorct to give
us a can.
HarrLiburg, March 29, lt02.
iuctiv hoi
Corner of Stale etui Third Stri,
H.inmsiiciiu, I'a.
THIS HOl'SE, In consequence of its eonvenitnee
and near locution to Iho Capitol, but mado it a
desirable stopping place, not only for tboso having
buMueea at tho neat of Uoveruiueut, but for others
visiting ilHm.-l'urg.
March W, lbtij.
T)00Ti AXU SHOES can bo purchased at ihc
A J Jtiammoia Mora Ol f riling A urant, very cbeiip,
as w a axe aaioriumca not to be umicrsou Ly auy boily
t.au anu tearn me iioi prices lor yotiraoives.
Sunbtiry, Jan. 13, IMl .t Hn.lNG J. GRANT
WINDOW SHAIiEU -A very fn.o and e cap
a.-orlnif nl, jo--l received by Kailroad fr ool New
York, at the Mammoth tiurc of Ernie ; 1 Gruiit
W e aave ai.-o loj sale b TulCbtn A to d ctltui
tad l altnl iVnuuluio Lurtaiu 1 iaiuxc.-t-uutury.
Jlaich 20, iM'i
LL WHO WISH
TO rt'Kt'lIAbK
Good & Handsome Goods
AT
AM) HAVE A
i( M:u;t i' l-ico.ii.
WILL rJ.KAKK C ALL AT T1IC
OiNE i'KICK STOliE
Dl'
E. V. BRIGHT & SON,
' GUJNrrsun v, :pyy.,
Who keep ci'ii.tunlty on baud, mid aio nitnlbly
.receiving Iroui .iw iuik and 1'biladelpbiii,
A CUOICK AND CHEAT STOCK
OF
Mill KINDS OF (J()()),s
adapted to Ihe want i of evtry per.'on Wo invi!
the atler.tieii of Iho l'liMn-, and rospecll'nlly solicit
an e:uni:m(i. n el our -lock, feeling a-uied that vis
are p.. j nrc I to o rr
GREAT JSARKAIXS
AM)
Splendid Iudiuemcnls
to all who de-ire te pureliriFo hone, t tiootit at fair
prices. We do not feel ju-lilied in bulling that we
have the ,!:;nt .t":t, allhough no can state with
truth, that cur stock i well selected, aud embraces
many novelties not to 'bo found eIrewLeie Our
pre-.u-ut a. -or!mtut ccntprtts all kind.- of
1'OKEIGN AND DOMESTIC .
DK Y O O O r 3 ,
NOTIONS, GL0VL.-? ANO H"SM KY,
W1II1E tiOOI'J IN VARIETY,
EOolS A.M Slloj,?.
HAEj A.M CAI'i
HAlrWAhl. AM' (JlEl.NhiH ARE,
GROULR1E3 AND GLASSWARE,
I'AINl?, OILS AND V.RN1.;1IES,
CUACJlMAiilika V SAVVLLUb GuODX
i-uui-: rjxvixcs.
Bar Iron, Steel and Nail;,
WINVUW altAVJiH J liliJNitHTUNliS,
Ac , ic , Atl
II. Y. BRIGHT iV t)0N.
cuntitry, May 1, Lsi
IM'.W IMIl.l OKltV 4aOOIM!!
Miss M. L. Gtiflsler,
1'uci F.'i,rt, two foort .voiitfi r' ;,. FfuiinpZiH
Xnl'.r.y ci l'otlfiil.r liaiticiJ,
SI NM RY, r. ,
UA ,in.-l received from rbilvlel'bia. an I opened
al her etoro. n l.irso and polrndid voitim-iit of
the mos! fashionuble and lateal style td'
Bonnets, llata, Shakers, TrimtniiiRn Akc
which she U aellin at the mot reasonable pii,-e..
LADIES' DRESS CAES, to which she directs the
alleutien of the ladies, and invites all to call mid see
tliein.
HOSIERY, GLOVES. M IT'S, COLLAR'', HAND-
KEliCiliEl'S, CO.MI',rf, Ac,
nnd numerous other articles for ladies- wear, to
which she inches tho bulled to call and examine
lielore purchasing elsewhere.
T hnnkf ul lor past patronage, she hopes by keeping
Iho best assortment, at reasonable prices, to continue
Ihe samp.
Smibiiry, April 1'J, l.'.fi2. "m
SIMON T. WOLVERTON,
llloi-nov nnd 'mii'lor stl I.atv.
Onicc, Market street. 2 doors we-t of Dejt,
STJUKUarlY, 3? A.
WILL attend promplley to tho collection ofclnims
nnd nil other profes-innnl biisint-ts intrusted to
his enrc in Nnrlhunihevlniid and adjoining couiitic
SunHtiry. May It, 1srt2
l'.!!ll l'I;ii;0)rlli f lilriiuni. sl--"l.
VTOTICE is hereby piven Ihnt letters or adminis
i tralion having been grunted to the suhsi-riber
en the dale of l.liul eth llileui in. lale ol llio lo
rongh of Sunbtiry, Northumberland county, I'n , de
ceased. All persons Indebted lire requested to make
immediate payment, nnd thoeo having claims to pro
sent them for i Itkiuciit.
GEORGE HARRISON.
Admlnijtrnlor Cum. Tcsiamento, Ac.
Sunbtiry, May X, 1Ki)2. tl
.l:iinii':iolir'i-( oTSIono 1Vir'.
COWDEN & WILCOX,
IIABRISBUBO, lyv.
TMIIE Stone Ware now n'ado nt this e?l,it lidiment
I. ii; eiu-il In any made in I hi-country. J't ery va
lielv ot nrlicle n-ur.llv made, nlnrtya on h;m 1
llnrii-t-ury. May S.'ltJrtJ.
Uliite'a Aew lorli ''.'P-' I'oiituli-y.
hook, jS'k wmw n:u, j'vhaxd vux'a
m:xrAr. 1 fE hnvo tho fullest it'sortment of the niot nrcful
kinds of I'biin and Ornamcjital Tyj'e, maim.
lactured from the no rt durable ineNil--. li-ii hed with
I he greatest care nnd accuracy, seem :ng perfect justi-
li'-Mii'lll.
Specimen Rooks an I estimatcf furn!!ic 1 upon Ap
plication, iiLo.
hunting rnEssi:?,
with their r.ppurlennnces of nil tho approved m:.Ucrs
WOOD T Y T E .
of all ihe late-t style.;, of nil A?.. Metal Iruri,it'ire
laitior Stvinn liuli s, Ca."i --, Cabinets'. Furniture,
I'riniing Ink. and every nrlicle tho l'rintcr reunites.
Terms liberal, l'lvmpt nllentioii.
FAIiME.U, LITTLE CO.,
T. ! nnd Oi Ecckimm street, New Yut It
May 1S,V2.
i:i. ksvei i ii
rpill' . ul"eril.er re:- e.-;tully in I-'ri it- bis eld fiicnds
L and Ihe public genci-iiiy tiiut i.c huo eomiuonucd
tlio
ELACKSMITHINU III SINES.'.
in the hoiajaii:!,-hid to 1.'. Y. I'right's l-'o-.in.lrv. and
is pn-p-ircd to i,i nil kinds ,,f Llack-iiiithing, in th
be-t siyle and vvoi Klii-m-liiji.
Ail cii-Uni neik ill ho j rompih- nllen.l' d .v
J. II. ZIMMERMAN. A.-nH
Siir.i.iiry. Aprd Z l-i'2 if
liolIot-K's D.linltlioil ColIVc.
rillllS preir:itiion. r-'ade from tho hc.-t Java
I Coll'ee. is r Mtinieivl'-d Iv physicians ns n 'upr-
rn.r -M I Ii 1 11"! s lil.V l.liAi.l. tor General IM.:I-
ity, Dy.-pet-ia. and all llillii.u- Dis-iders. Thims.-tn-ls
ttho have hem ctiipelled to aV';md"n tho uroof
e-.tlee, v.illu-o this wilhi.ut injuri-rs ellect.--. One
c;m cont.-nns tne strentu ft two p-iURls ol troiiKiiy
C'. lico. 1'i ico ceni.- .
KOI.LOCk S leva in.
T!.e p-.tr- '. Til best ISA KING ItiWDEU known f..r
making l-;:h: -weet and nnlritiou:: !-re.,.l and take
i'rice 1 j cents.
M.wrptrTiTrp PV
M. 11. KOLLOCk, Chemist,
Corner of Urond and Chesnut Strce'..,
riiii.Mi:i.riu ,
And sold by all Druggi.-ts aud Grocer?.
March 1. 1W.2.
HAVE YOU A COUGH
Then use J A YNE'S EXl'ECTOKANT. Ho r.ot
allow vonr cold to take its ow n course. I'w-o thirds
of Iho iclitns ol" consninplion owe their nltlictions I
Ihe falsi intltike of "Minting for a cough to get well
of itself." Do not fill into this trrur. I.'-' mail
Yourself ut once of n renn lv iihi h M: .',. ' years
evperiei.ee hua dciuoliitralcd is ccrlain t',- cucurc a
cuiy cure.
HAVE YOU ASTHMA Oil FilTlil.-IS.
Then nrc JAYNE'S EXl'lXTOI! ANT. which will
overconio the i-i a inodic contractu u of the wind
lubes, and eau.-o then, lo eject Ihe mucinm-' or maitir
which clogs thcni up. nnd by an eiuy and free t-xpec-lotatioii
remove all difficulty r.f brc-ilhirg
HAVE YlUi HRONC1I1TES '.
TheniFe ,1 AYNE'S EX 1'ECTOR ANT Thi- wile
spread disea. c which may generally be tb ,-ril e l a.'
an inlbiiualiou of tho lino skin whi -Ii lines Ihc iti-ide
of Iho wind tnbe-oruir viv..-els. riTeadiug thnuitrh
every part of the lungs, is olien taken tor coii'iiiup
t'oii. The Expectorant fiil'dniv this n:iUti i:i;i. n
r-.lit-.-es tl.e a'.tii:.Iiu;- cough, pain, and di!luliy of
I'rea'.hiiig. nnd if Hie ca-e i- net cf too longstnudiug
will certainly produce a cure.
HAVE YOU CONSUMPTION
Then use JAYNE S EXriX'TORANN. It clean
ses Ihe lungs from all irritating mailers, while nt the
same time it heels and invigorates llicm. of all tho
n nit dies which have been titer d to the public for
Ibis dn;ad di-.citse. liutie have stood tho lest of lime or
maintained so universal a popularity thi; Evpecto
rmit. Thousands who luuo been given up l-y tbeir
i l. -i'-ians as incurable h.n c bci n re Tc-red lo crii ct
health by its use, and lln-ir letlim. i.y u t ca:ry
cuovictiou lo all who read it.
11 AVE YOU ri.I'.l'RISY ?
Then iise.lAYNE'S EXl'ECTOR ANT . I'y iakm.-r
tsking two or three large ib se.i in the early siege of
Iho disease in iiuick tiicocj-iun. mil cverin-j up
warmly in bed. inis preparation net1 a-- a .-udoniic or
swcutiiig medicine, aud .ubdiie. tl.e ii'.llau.alivD at the
out.-'et.
HAVE YOU Wlbif'TINii -COVG1I.
Thenii-c J AYNE'S EXEECTOR ANT. There i
no remedy which st ctiectuallytn crcon-.es lhis,li--ea-e
as Ihc Fxpe.'toiau!. Wh it parent can w i.e.-the
Miflerings of her children fi -ni thh di.-tre--ii:g font
plaint without doing "nil in h.r power 1, r Iheir
relief What medicine so h au nt lo ihe is to. or
.-o cei-ttiiu to j rodiiee imu'.cl.ate ber.ebt ' ijivc i. r.
trial, and let it prove us tul -acy.
HAVE YOU Ui'.U' '
Then tfe .1 AYNE'S EXFECTolt ANT. Childrfn
are subject to no disease more sudden in its alia -k'-.
or. in ihe rdneiiee of prompt relief, none more fatal
in its result.-- u..m Croup. I'art-nts. tln-n fore. -I.eiild
keep at h.iml a remedy sure ri d tlxrough. Sic h it
remedy may be found in the Expectoratit, ui.d every
earefui mother will keep a supply by ber.
J AYNE'S EXl'ECTwRANT.
Is a standard medicine. For thirty yei.rs ii m' been
beforn Ihe public, and during ibis porn d i's curative
powers have beet tf'lticd to by nil eln.-s' ' f pcoplo
n all quarters of iLe world l'hysi.'iars. cleravnien,
lawyets, merchants, end mc'iai! i -s have epi rienced
its remedial edects, and have fnrni lied us wiih iheir
testimony, and it may bo found ut length in eur
Almanac, to ho bad gratis of all ngcLi -. To their
convincing certificates we would refer Ihe d"'i'' imr.
Tlio Exi'EOToit ast 1'i.d all Dr. D I W-NE A
Son S Family Mi:i'it iM;s i.rc sdd ty i.li lr.igis:j
gellerilllv.
May 17. Km'.2.-3 m.
'l'lic Ml. I.ouit,
Chestnut Street, htvicn TVti.'f a:td l'urth,
rMLAPFtLI 11 1 A .
riTHE nnderslgnetL having lea ed. for a term of
Years,
rs, this pnpulnr h'-use. have the plcauro of
leg to their friends and the trattling c m-
amioiinc
n.unily that il is now open , r Iho leot pti- n el gru -Is.
The house, tincc the lirsl t f March a t. has U cn
entiiely renova.cd ard refitted iu a supiuor manner;
iho iu aitiui nt mo large, will ventilated mil tor
ni bed in modern etvle. It is centrally located,
ennvcuient to all the i I t nnd eamlioal landings,
and jn Iho hnmedi.ito vicinity of tho Custom llou e,
l'o t Office and the Corn E.t'-h iisge.
Connected with the Hotel is n Restaurant f, r the
accommodation of ll.o o prcfening tho European
plan, l'ricea of Uiiims li-oiu Threu lo Stcn Dollars
per week, according to loc -lion.
Eoard SI 50 per day. Table d Hotc for liurcUants
aud businirs uuu Iroui I lo T M
HENRY NEIL.
ISAAC L. DEV0E.
April 13, 1W2 ly
Wnwiiiitgtoii IIwuho,
XORTUV MELT! LAND, TENNSYLYANIA,
(,ar the )
riMIE Fubscriher lmving Ica.-td this well krawn
X Tavern Stand, lately kept by Mrs C. S Frown,
reptvlully inforii.e the public thai he i- refilling and
repairing the pruniM.;-, and will Ik; reparnl lo in
Itrtain, iu a cr iiiioti.iblt; nianotr. Lis uuiutreus
ttituds li,rou;;boul lilt, ccuu.y. luid all who u,ay
ralr. Me hi.- t. tnhli.hllii.llt
April l.',lci J K-LVU VANKIEK.
uewino jvr vcttttntt; go-,
f..8 DROADWAY, NEW VOIib.:
Direr rfttvc ('i-nitir, wit'i .Vw v-y..'t.t nf M'. , ',
vi it Ic si ut Mr 1 1 l'tr
OIK "FAMILY SEWIN.l MACHINE,"
1 1 AVI Ml n'lai ied s wdl e-:iMi-hrd and llatterirg
I I npiiiniion, a i-oing oi an nia -iuurs yet intio
liie'-d. Ihe one be ;t ad'irled to Ail. Kivnp or Favii v
SrwiNn, and having met with a stieec:' in it 'i N,
beye.iil f,lir pieatest anticipation, so much so. (list h'f
tin ' n montl, ; onr orilers have lieru xnots r.f Mir
Hpieiiv- to "ni,t,lv. wn wellltl now tine -t'l-ee lh' wn
have Incren-ed onr maiint'aeiuiiog lt..iliii.s. s.i that,
from this lime lorth, we shall be runhlid to sit p,y
orders on demand.
Ill the ehnniris ''roio-ht about Lv Hie war. no nun
thing has pbved a m-.te imrorl'aet tsrt Ihni tho
Se.vtmn Mai-niK." VMllieiil ,i three fourths ot
onr i-ldieis itouhl le dav be i-loihe.l in anything but
' Military t'ls'ttinte.1' All ever the land "armv eio
thing has been the woi c reLtiiied of our pat-iiotn:
women, nun neoiy n.ive inry responoe'i. rs.tt eontri-i
to make only so many gartneni" it- tin ir hands could
acrnmplivh, they have culled the "Sowing Ma,-h ne '
to Iheir nid, and by it. have rolled rut the tvhpeis
Coats. 1'anth and Siiikts, at a rale t-.oi him in
themselves Ivnntttii't tle.t thj tvotk cent J rn l,,n,;
centiinie. ninny thongh'lul, prti.b-nt hoon tvive. weio
careful to sei.'-cl tho iiiaehin" of all othet'. whi. h
would do tho heavy nrmy woik, nnd when d t owi'lt
that, Ihen lu bo u cd as iheir I- AMII.V M.i ium , and
in -.electing one of tho
'Fi.nki.u & LtoN Srwi'.c M.vi-ntNX Co.vrANV'.;
F.in.r M.irnixvs,"
with which y..n mfy ew Irom the fine. 1 cMiil -ic li
the henvie t cloth, without charge of l -ed, luetic, i
tension llu-v Inive not. been disar pointed.
1 litis haviti developed tho ndaptabilily of eur
machine for all kinds of work, wo have minic another
fctt p In advance, and by several imiKirl mkI clnnice.- in
onr ' No. II Me.nii'M M Aointrs." hnve produeel V
oTvtt.oniNO MArnui:." whit-ti e-e eonr.teTitlv-clnitn
to be tho oji;sX 'i'.MLoUlNG M.MTIINr." yet
inirodu 1, sewing Ihe ciir-el linen li.resd with i,.i
much eao in ttie eoiniiK-ii e.ition an 1 io n rcpiired
may !ic, lo do t'oe very line-i c tnil tic w.trk. lib
1"'0 or 200 cotton thu oonihininc; in one ennipio.t
form, everv ounlitv rrriuired in either it FAMILY
Oil MANI KALTI il'.INtl MACHINE.
We have had onr M.tol.io bel'oio the pub!! Inng
enoin.-h to ejli!lli-h th-ir reput-itien. lV'.v- t'
others who tvaiicd with Itying e-oloi-i-' hiive lall.n by
the wayside ;" mid ' soon the places thit knew them
will know them no more.'' Step by slip hn.; the
I'lNKi.i: A L"N JIai iiim: won its' way to public
f.'vor; its sin.e- i.s ,. tiihlished. nnd hcneeJorih en
aim shall be, its. it ha.- in the past been, tn -still furth'T
improve, sinii lify and reduce tho co t of our nu
chines. Wc hajl. in a lew days, issue a new- tic
list. For fiiriher piriictilars m!dre.--s,
FINE I.E A LY"N SEWING M ACHINE C .
No. .'i;!H Preadwav. New V'-lk
i'-J' Ii Marsur, Agent. Suhbu'rv. l'a.
AlHrch I'.'. ISo2
I.:i K:i tv ainitt Jk. Eiooiitsbui g ICjtI
v:nl. 0
N nivl nf;rr November " ,
It i'! , r,
- enr;et
Train-: will run as follows :
MOVING toL'Til
A
:.--.S(-je-- -a
.'. 2 . A M
C ."il
S .".2
J'.t.on-t
Hi ,;n a
12 1.. I'
Leave S.'rnr.t. ti,
" King-ton,
" Idoeinhur
" Elipett.
' I'miville.
Arrive nt Nortliumhi
f VI
'.' I '.
land. It) ml
moving
lor-, c N'" lui inhci land
Oai.Milo,
' Rupert,
" I l 'i ni-l'iir;-,
' Kiii'.'-i-n.
Arrive at Scranlon.
NoRHI
-t .-'il r M
a HI
r t:
f. :j
S OH l,eiv. I la P V
; fi) r M ;t in
leave' icin-lon at 9 '.'"
A i'.t: either Tr'iin
A. M . .,r S-.Tiinton
nl
to connect unit a tram t-.-r
.i'lt l or l.etuniiog
of trnin trotn New e-i U
leaves Seranioti on at rival
at i i; r m
Tile LaeK awiinna A 1'loom -buig I! -'ih-n-ni t'..nne-1..
with the Delaware, LaekawnMi-t and We tern bail
i"-id nt S.-i-aiii'.'ii, tor New Viul, and interiuediate
points ea. t.
At Jlnper it connects wi'h the Cattawi .ai U i:i
r--ad t--r points both e-et nr.dwe.:.
At .NC-ihun'tierhm-l it c 'ni'C'-! with the rhil-ol.-:
phia A Urio Eaittoad nnd Noilhciu Central Hut"
iva-l, for joint- wet j;nd s-ufli
John iv ii.si.ey. t-iip't
.1 t". Wrt.i.a. General Ticket AM.t
April a. l-s.2
n,-rrt:.,-rr, r.:
nHE wnnrnnri-.t of this Well known Hot. I bat
1. ing been resinned by M'rrs. Coy LEA II I. bit.
Hie pn "cut proprii tor.', b-'g li.ivc to inform the public
that the hou-o i-- n--tv being IlK.rouhly renovate, 1.
refitted, and improve 1. with a view to the proper and
comfortable act, inua datioti of tho c w ho may isvoi
the eitabliduuent with their eu.-tom. Gtie-ts will
receivetlueiiilentii.il and courtesy, and noexpen -will
bo spared that may conduce to maintain the
betel mi n l';r -t-clfKs si vie.
Families and others" de-iiing t-i rejourn in Ilarr. .
bnrg dining tho summer inonihs. uill hnd pleasimt
b ardiug and l.-ir-e nnd well-vcnlil itcd room.; al our
ist'tbli. Itiiicnt. np'-n moderato term--.
Sl't IT Ci 'Yl.i:
March 2.1. li'.2 J. GII.1il-.lt V II ERR
lO'JJ. fi jnx Siiiiiiix-r !;;.
CLOTHING FOR jiS-TC.
rpllE nndel . b-ne-l hr- i'lt receive I th- l-.rge. '
I a -ov'iaet.t of SEEING AND SUMMIT; 'L'
1 III N'i i i-v, r l.i-oii h to Siniburv. and takes ph a-ioo
in inforniiu? biJ ti lends ami I he public jo-nctalh
that he iscnal-Kd lo -.-11
CHEAPER T HAN EVER ' !
Hi.- "t'-ck i-oi I he I. r t matt rial, nisnulaeitireil i.i ti.e
lluatc-t and lale.-t styles, nial collJi. ts of
1'EESS COATS FROM $5uC14,
t'tti-iniere t-r Eu-ine -: Conts ef different pnc'
Pams
Plain snd Fancy Cas imere'
of the l.ttt.
styles
.- large r. : rtinent i f Plain and Pi ncy Ve. t.-.
Well made Shirts. Wooltn Shirts rod I'm I n:
CARPET TAGS AND THI NKS.
And al-'o 'i r.uiiilcr cf otl-.cr arti-.dei of genii. i--.en.
wctr
We nmnnrcc to everv -tie that r'ir Ct.OTHIN'
I'.MPliRH'M i- m. ni a -.d by !'iiv .,ih.r in tl-c
Stare tor rpiali' y . ci,.-1 j iows and duiahili y .- can
ef- ly Miy lo iti ..-e w in, arc p.irclt '-n: Itteoty Ai.i ic
t'l-'il in. a: retail, a. y can bjy tlic c -.o' l., il ine
at a .-iie.iper Cn-I. 1': i,.'e iiiati any other i -ta'-li linn .:'
in Pennsylvania.
Tito proof of ihc Pudding if. easing it. l ie.. .
give i.ic a call b.-f. re purcba-in . I-. at In to
Jl'.-l.i il .-'CUVi:iT7J:K. Agent.
Nearly .pp.--. iie W-.ict .- 11 oel
Sunt airy Mar -h:".' I.-V.2' '
Slll.tltlDV l tl It It.
Vlloi-iicv :l l.iv, Stinl my, Noiihunle:
bil.,1 county. I', ni. , Ivaiit:'.
(Ft-rniei-lv Fit b. ir;. Suv.ter ' 'in'v )
OI'FIt i', Maikct .-iie, :. ene'tloor en-: i'l l-'riling
A GrMil's Store, and m arly t-pc-ite tl.e Ceiri Hon t
All i .ft -ionnl bu im -s, coilit'tit I.'. Ac , will re
ct ivo proii-.;--t aKen'i.ai
April 12, 1 ;o2.
1011 SALE, ehta-. three Copic- i f tl.it Cottage
f Eiblc, ill two voliuia s, with coiuii'.entsrios.
11 11. M A.-SI'.R
'l'lic I'oiilV'Hoiuiis nnil M i icii - l
: lut;ilil.
1UELISili:D fi r the benefit nnd r." nwnriui. -.
and a .oonii-n to y.'-ang men who -ul'- r In-ni
Nervous Debility, Premature Dc-ay Ac. ; supplying
nt tho stiine tune the means of Self-Cure. Ey et.o
who bss cureil hiai-eif nfier b--ing put to great ex-
1-ensc thr, u-li nieilieal iutpe-itit it nnd qu.iekevy
ly cia.-l..?;,!-; a jost paid n b'.ic.-.-cd envticje. -ii .tle
copits may t-C had ol 'he autl.er.
NATHAN 1 1.1. M AYFAIR. E-i .
Etdford. Kings Co . N Y
March la. l.2-ly
WALL IMI'i: It!
Jl'.-T received from New Yolk a lar-.-e a.-MTtment
of WALL I'Al'l 11. coi.-i-Iing 1 1 Onr Hi soul i.
ami Sivrv -.nnrt". DirKt.m:T sivi.il. Asn I'll
1 ttiiss. vi ryitLg in pii--e Irom C cttit upwards, ml ;
which will be told ul tho lowcal ca ll ri"es, at li.t.
cheap store of J. 11 ENGUL
Sunl in v, March 22 1s02.
I'rot Iin.
Lard.
Lard Oil,
si i, ued Etcr,
llutler.
II mi.',
Sides,
.-hoiih'.er-',
Pork.
For Sale by
Chrf.'o.
Dtied Frui:
Ecen--,
Ac , Ac.
WM Mill. AMI.
Che -lint Street Wharf. I'htladclt-hla
March 2-J, lsi'.2. 3mw
ii. it. ji tsr.ic.
VIIiiiikv lit I.HW, sl.MHI.Y I'l
Collcciioi's ntieiided lo m ihe counties of -V-r
Ihnmht iland, I nior., ii.yder U ut.mr. l eluiub.i
au l Lycoming.
r.ui'i itrxt i i.
II -n Join M Held, Plulndelpl.iu,
A. tt. ti.iiiell A Co..
lbn Win A. D rur.
Morton MeMiehavl, 1' . '
E Keiehiini A C" , " 'J Pi'i-rl S'ml, New Yelk
I. hn W. Adoin ad. A'lonn y ui Law,
Matthew! A Cox Aitormys at Law.
S anbury. Mutch 2.', t'-jj
Wall I'wiier - iWO " -,
OF WALL r.M'LU f-F EVERY DEslii.M-I E
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