gTt)C gunburg American.
h7 B. MASSKR, Editor Proprietor. .
SIMM 11, 1M.
"SATUKDAY, JUNE 29, 1802.
8. M. PETTENCULL ft CO.,
Ke. 37 Park Row, New York, and 6 State. 8trevd,
Boston, are our agent for tho Sitkhcrt AMEntrAH
in those cities, and are authorized to tnke Advertise
ments aud Subscription for u at our lowest rates.
tr?f" Railroad building ia almost as active
this sraaon in this state asit ever was in the
palmiest clajs of railway making.
W Pome days since General Bunks telo
Rniplted to Governor Curtiu, requesting tho
Htato of Pennsylvania: to relieve-him of sev
eral Jiundred rebel prisoners. Tho authori-tif-s
answered that they would take charge
if the men, and a company of them arrived
at Hairisburg on Saturday week. last.
IW General 1. B. Bimey, has been hon
orably exonerated of the charge of disobedi
tiice of orders, and lias again resumed
command of his brigade.
J-f?" A new enlistment bill, introduced
into Congress by Senator Hale, of New
Hampshire, provides that hereafter, on the
issuing of a proclamation by the President
calling for additional troops, every slave
that shall enlist by virtue of this act, shall
be immediately and absolutely free, from the
laim of all service, except thut which he
submits himself to by such enlistment.
Inff" Slaveht in Maryland. It is re
ported that two hundred able-bodied slaves
in Maryland, owned by masters in Anne
Arundel county, have laid down their hoes
and refuse to be held in bondage any longer.
They offer violence to no one, but they
refuse to be compelled to work for others
without compensation. This spirit is belie
ved to be spreading among the whole slave
population in the State. Slavery will
abolish itself in Maryland saving trouble
mid expense.
li" A general exchange of prisoners is
about to lie made, and it is believed that
the. arri'iigrmcnts are partly arranged for
that purpose. The north which the south
ern people hac been taught to despise, will
be represented to the traitor army, on the
return of these prisoners, in its true aspects,
not alone for its boundless resources, but for
the uncoiHiucrahlc devotion with which the
people of the north cling to the government
of the Union.
Thf. Cold AVkatUkh Partly AcrorSTT.D
roil. The officers of the packet-ship Iavid
Hoadly, which vessel arrived here yesterday
from Liverpool, report that they encountered
upwards of fifty icebergs during the passage,
besides a great deal of floating ice. The
ship Panama, also from Liverpool, brings a
similar report. The presence of these large
masses of ice on our cox-t probably accounts
in some measure for the extraordinary back
wardness of the season. The nights and
morning in Juno are rarely so cold as now:
Numerous bergs and fields of ice from the
Arctic seas, breaking up and drifting down
with the current of the (Julf IStrciiiii, have a
tendency to produce such etl'eets. A'. )'.
7W.
FroiTiVE Governors. Five rebel Gov
crueri are now absent from their posts,
wandering up and down tho country in
search of employment. Rector of Arkansas,
Milton of Florida, Moore of Louisiana,
Jackson of Missouri, and Harris of Tennes
see. These gubernatorial fugitives were
blatant secessionists in the early days of the
rebellion, and every man of them promised
to ilie in the last ditch. Our armies having
frightened them away from their jxmts, they
have probably gone to find the ditch. As
chivalrous men they mu. t fulfil their prom
ises. Spies in M Ci.r.LLAN's Army. The cor
respondence of the Chicago Tinns state
that on the person of Colonel Washington,
rebel, was found a complete and correct lit
of the army of the Potomac, including a
minute statement of its present organization
in corps, divisions and brigades. The name
of every division commander and of every
brigadier-general was correctly given, with
the name and number of every regiment in
each brigade, and the approximate strength
of each regiiileiTt. More than this, there
was abo attached a plan of the country on
the ( hickahouiiny near Hichmond, with the
position of each division of our armj cor
rietly marked on it. That it "hud very
leemtly come into the relx Ts possession was
kvidcnt from the fact that several of the
divisions had moved their posit ions only two
days In fore, and their changes of position
were carefully noted on the sketch. The
completeness and accuracy of the entire doc
uim nt proved that it could have emanated
from no tyro in military matters, and give
ground for the painful suspicion that there
is a traitor in the camp who has access to
the secret movements of the army.
Tnu Loss to the Coal Tbabe. It is
estimated that one hundred and fifty thou
sand tons per week hus been cut off by the
interruption of the Lehigh Canal, the
Delaware aud Hudson Canal, the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Railroad and the
Schuylkill Canal, making tin aggregate of
right hundred and tit'ty thousand tons of
coal. The injury to tho Lehigh Canal has
shut the Lehigh route to the Wyoming
Mines for the season. The Wyoming opera
tors will have to seek a market down the
Susquehanna. All the Susquehanna Canals
below Wilkcsbarre will incrcaoo their ton
nage. The Beaver Meadow Road hascnlUt-
d in the aid of Mcsrj. Pardee fc Co., in
repairs. 1 he Lehigh Navigation w ill not be
ia working order fur many months.
Thk Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
The construction of the Philadelphia and
Eric Kailroad between Lock Haven and the
mouth of Hie biiincraiilioning, is going for
ward rapidly. It is understood that there
is a scarcity of men. The Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad ia being pushed
forward from the Pennsylvania State line
towards Dayton, Ohio. It is a six foot
guage road, and is intended to bring trade
and travel from the West over the New York
aud Erie Koad instead of allowing it to come
over the Pennsylvania Central and other
trunk lines.
The India trade of Boston Is reviving.
Fourteen ships from Calcutta will urrivr at
that port in July aud Auizuat. Several
others are alao loading ut Calcutta, making
in all about twenty chips for Boblon suiliug
in March mid April. Iu addition to these.
(says tho Tratu lh r,) wo ahull probably have
ten more 6bis from Manilla, Batuvia and
J'cnang.
A citien of Sulcin, Maiachviscttss, has
just died of smoker's cancer, caused by the
ticcssive use oi tooacco.
A nw woolen mill it goipg up in Woon
jockct, H i. Its cou.itructisn xtui:c9 no
teas twtc ruu::ca risi
CHIVALRY OLV'KUD NEAV
Voltaire relates that, in the grnat battle of
Fontenoy, fought in 1745, between the
French on one side and tho . .English
and their allies on the other,- when
tho English Guards had advanced to
within fitly paces of the position of the
French Guards, the English officers raised
their hats in solution, which the French
officers r turned in tho same style. Lord
Charles liny, who commanded the English
Guord9, then advanced to the front and
called out : "Gentlemen of the French
Guards, fire t" To which Count d'Autcroehe
replied: "Gentlemen of the English Guards,
we never take the first shot ; do you fire."
At the late battle of Fair Oaks, before
Richmond, General Richardson, who was
thrown forward to the support of Casey's
division, says :
"Along towards the middle of the day the
enemy, preceded by a column of thirty thou
sand "of the best troops, with the dashing
corps of G. W. Smith and Longstreet at its
head, commenced a furious assault upon the
most salient point of our whole line, viz.,
the redoubt and entrenched camp of Casey's
division.
"A singular circumstance occurred
in this battl, which deserves particular
mention. The first regiment of the enemy
which came into action wore blue clothes
like our men, and as they come into action
opposite the Eighty-first Pennsylvania regi
ment, Col. Milier, they stud : 'Do not fire,
we are Owen's men. Owen's regiment is
one of Birneys brigade on my left.
"Col. Miller had his regiment at an aim,
and now recovered arms. The enemy in
stantly poured in a deadly volley, by which
Miller was killed. The left wing of the
Eighty-first poured in their fire, by which
that regiment fell in piles. The Colonel.
Lieutenant Colonel, Major and Adjutant all
fell ; the balance of the regiment fell and
broke."
Lord Charles Hay and the Count d'Au
tcroehe were among the bravest of the bril
liant chivalry of their day. G. W. Smith
and Longstreet are looked upon as among
the jirni.r chvlvr of the southern chivalry
of our own. But chivalry is changed.
Ahiikst of A Spy at Norfolk. On
Wednesday morning a negro in the Norfolk
market called the attention of one of our
officers to a suspicious character, who was
trying to get some one to take a box into
the country near the town. He offered to
pay three dollars to have it carried out to a
certain Dr. Vliit, living about three miles
from Norfolk. Lieutenant Imhotf, a Phila
delphian, belonging to the First Delaware
Regiment, arrested the young man, and took
possession of the box. On examination, it
was found to contain oranges and lemons,
but below them all were found u lot of let
ters, addressed to different parties in the
South. Lieutenant lnilioff went, out to Dr.
White's, and took him in custody. A bag
of letters was found in .his possesion, di
rected to the Rebel Postmaster-General, also
hitters to the Adjutant-General, under Lee,
at Richmond.
There is no doubt but this man White is
a spy, and that he has been regularly in the
habit ot lorwardinir all the information lie
could obtain to the Rebel headquarter'.
Tin yuntiy mini lnul a hikh frmn (Jul. Villi,
una haa toPai tli? with nt hI'iiihiuy. It is
saidthatthe.se Norfolk people have no re
gard for the onth. They take it with a
"mental reservation" and hi ugh up their
sleeves lit the smart ne with which they
perjure their souls, and hoodwink our Gov
ernment. We have an idea that there litis
been, for a good length of time, an e.teni c
leak or gap in the Union lines around Nor
folk, that might os well be closed up.
There is too much lieenso allowed Rebel wit
and cunning in that special locality, und the
sooner the reins are tightened the better for
the United States Government.
Gl'.NSLKAL Lek's Itl.sl DK.NCE AT WrtlTK
HoisE. The Washington JimbUmn of
yesterday says of the President's determina
tion to use the Rebel General Lee's residence
as a hospital for our wounded soldiers :
'"The President, when first spoken to,
urged some objection to the arrangement,
saying that General McClellan had some
talk with Colonel Iyceon a previous occasion,
and had promised if the occasion offered, to
protect his residence against occupation by
any United SUttes troops; but when Mr.
Lincoln heard how our soldiers were without
sin Iter, except such as afforded by negro
huts and barns, and subji ctcd to dr.nk
impure water, while the room of Colonel
Li e's house were empty, and guarded by
United States soldiers, he said 'The order
must come. If General McClellan has made
a promise to Colonel Lee, which he cannot
break, trill note brmk it for him?
"Mr. Pitirns. editor of the Y tinkers Chrinii,
started for White Ilou?e Landing at three .
o'clock ye.-terday with the official ordi-rofj
Secretary Stanton throwing o-en thee j
grounds ami rooms to the numireus oi sick j
and wounded, who heretofore have laid in
negro huts, in open carsnnd on the ground."
NKW ADVIiriTiSEMENTS.
CHANGE of CLIMATE FOR HEALTH,
SEE ADVLKHSEMENT 01'
VINELAND FABMS-
Ilic arrat !iitlonul IlorMC I'itir,
Will this ycur bo held at KEYSTONE PARK,
WILLIAMSPOHT, FA.,
1TLSDAY, WEDNESDAY, TillRSDAY AND
FRIDAY, September 2, to ith inclusive.
Arrangements bavo been made to secure the Guest
afsctuhlago of imported blooded aud nativo broed of
Horses, that has ever been collected in this country.
Tho list of Premiums will bo lurj;c, raugiug tui
high at $200.
Liberal arrangement have been and will be made
with tbo diftcruut Rail Road..
Williamsport, situated in the magnificent Valley
of the Susquehanna, aud accc&iblo by Hail from all
parte of the. I'uiltd States, is eminently well nuiled
tortbis Inhibition Vurtlier particular will be given
BUAHD OFM.VNAGLUS
I' K Jackman, .1 N Pugg, Col S 1. Hallway,
P llirlic, H Drinkor, . II fowdm,
Edward Lyon, G E Mason, Win Ccldrr.
A L. K.U'P. 1'nw.Unt
W I' Lojsn, Chief Marshall.
11 L Xaylor, lrcoaurcr.
George M De Pel, r-ecratary
.Tuna Jl, IR63
LIFE ELIXIR.
rf MIIS invuluable remedy for the preservation and
X restoration of health, aud prolongation of human
lil'o. was invented at Auktsbure, in 1760. and has ac
quired a high renown in most of tho European Suites
fur its xiraoramury virtues in many varieties oi Hu
man niaiudiea.
It ia an efficacious remedy in all diaeaics of the
Btomaob, and will effect speedy reliof in all eaaes of
Iyspepsia, lsow ol Appcuto,
Flatulency, Ill-Temper,
Caustivoneet, Hypocondriacibm,
Anxiety, Languor,
Kestletnui. Jlulancholy, te
and for all diseaaea arising from impurities of blood
Retail prioe per bottle one dollar.
re-The above LLIXIK eaa had at this Office
June 21, 1: 31
Adminiatrator olicc
NOTICK b hereby given that letters of adininiii
trelioa having been granted to the undertincd,
on the estate ot Dr. Cbarlea S. Weiaer, lute of Lower
Mahanov township, Northumberland county, Pa.,
deceased, all penout indebted are requested to make
immediate payment, and thoae having claims will
proovui mew, uuiy aninenucaiea, or betUemcnt
I. JI KLHSLLK, AdminLalrator
Lower Mahanoy, June 14, 1B02 Ot
kaus v.Lmuti
rpllf: highest ca-sh price paid fur mixed or white
. ua coiorea nags oy
JNO P MARKIB,
PAPIR AVll KA&.WAKi.H')U. r
i IV t:tr; w . .upceice ! , I ti.tat.fi.t
JI . icu .-js w
"Auclitbr's No"Uo'o. ' "
The Ifarrrsburg Hank, Tn tbe Court of Common
'. . :; vi. . , Pleas , of Northumberland
William L. . Dewart. J county., , ', : '
Allan .Vep. Exponas No. 70 April Term 1862.
Tho undersigned Auditor appointed- by tho Court
of Common Ploai aforesaid, to distribute the money
In said Court, raised on tho above alius Writ of Ven
ditioni Exponas, according to priority of lien among
the parties entitled thereto, will attend to the duties
of his said appointment at bis office in the borough of
Bunhiiry, I'a., on Monday the 80th day of Juno, A.
1)., 1H02, at U o'clock A. M., at which time and place
all interested may attend.
S. J. PACKER, Auditor.
Sunbury, June 14th, 1W2.
dKOCERY&I'ROVISION STORE
.tlnrket Nqnnre, ("Sunbury, Pn.
JOHN QOOD,
DEALER in all kinds of GROCERIES, respectful
ly informs the citizens of Sunbury and vicinity,
that he constantly keepson hand a large assortment
or the best of all kinds of GROCERIES, such iu
Teas, F-nap, Dried Fruit,
Coffee, Candles, Canned do.
Sugar, Tobacco, Prunes,
Rice, Segars, Spices,
Syrups, Snaps, Cnnfectionarlei,
Molasses, Snlt, Starch,
FLOUR, MEAT, FISH, and in fact everything In
the Grocery line.
LiGTCJORS
Of the best quality nt Wholesale and Retail, confut
ing of Itrandy, Ui'n, Wines, Pittsburgh Whiskey, and
Domestic Liquors generally, to which he Invites the
public to test before purchasing elsewhere.
Call and see my stuck. No eharges for showing
JOHN GOOD.
Sunbury, June M, 18C2.
lOnsllntr Itntlroml,
& VMMER ARRA MGEMENT.
CRKAT TRJ.K LINE from tho North and
t North-Wost for Philadelphia, New York, Read
ing, Pottsville, Lebanon, Allentown, Kaston, Ac.
Trains leavo Harrisburg for Philadelphia, New
York, Reading. Pottevillo, and all Intermediate
Stations, at 8 A. M., and 1 41) P. M.
New York Exprewleaves Harrisburg at 1 25 A. M.,
arriving at New York at 8 25 the same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg : To New York $5 0(1 ; to
Philadelphia $3 25 and 2 TO. Enggago checked
through.
Returning, leave New York at 6 A. M.. 12 Noon,
and 8 P M, (Pittsburgh Express). Leave Philadel
phia at 8 A Ms and .') 15 P M.
Sleeping cars in the New Y'ork Express Trains,
through to nnd from Pittsburgh without change.
Passengers by the Cnttnwissa Rail Road leave Port
Clinton at 4.45 A. M . for Phila. and all intermediate
Stations ; and at 3.0M P. M., fur Philadelphia, New
York, and all Whv Points.
Trains leave Po'tlsville at 0 A. M.. and 2.15 P. M.,
for Philadelphia ami New Y'ork ; and at 5. 3(1 P. M.,
for Auburn and Port Clinton only, connecting for
Pine Grove and with the CntUiwissn Rail Road.
An accommodation Passenger train leaves Reading
at fi A M., and returns from Philadelphia at 5 P. M.
i if ' All tho above trains run duily, Sundays ex
cepted. A Sundov train leaves Pottevillo at 7.. '10 A.M.,
mid Philadelphia at 3 15 P. M.
t'oiniuutution, .Mileage, Senon, nnd Excursion
Tickets, at reduced rates to and from all points.
ti. A. NICOLIS,
May 17. 1W12.' General Superintendent.
IvKliite- of (iVoiKe Merrick, lc'"l.
"VTOTICE is hereby given that letters of a.lmini-
i trntion on the estate of (ieorgu Merrick, late of
the borough of Northumlierlana, deceased, have
been granted to thesuliserilrfT. All persons indebted
to said elate are required to make payment, and
those having claims will present them for settle
ment. ' J. R. PRIESTLEY.
Administrator.
Northumberland, May 31, 1Si',2.
Ilillulelliiu ,V lio Itnilroad.
itnvsyi.vasia . n. co., trssr.r.
N and after Monday. May ,"th. ISC?, the lime at
rthumberlnnd Station will be as follow :
Lkavk Wkstw ahd.
Expre.es. ti.l'J a. in.,
i i . , n ...
Li.Avn Eastward.
Express, V.IC p. m.,
.Moil, 10,01 a. in.
.HUH, IV p. 1U.
Sleeiiine Curs on Niislit Trains, both wars, between
Williaiiisfmrt and Baltimore, and on the Pennsylvania
liiiilromi hetween lliirri-iinrg and I'hilHileipiua
On Mail Train in both directions a CAR GOES
Til Ku I Gil via Pennsylvania Railroad, without
chuiiee between Philadeh hin and Lock Haven.
SAMIEL A. H LACK,
May 31, 1PC2. Sup't Eastern Division.
i:fiite of r.lUaucth Wiilli, Iecl.
kTOTICE is hereby given that letters Testamenta-
rv having been granted to the umleniirued. on
Ihu estate of Klluibeth Wallis. late tho borough of
Northumberland, Northumberland county. Pa., de
ceased. All persons indebted arc requested to make
immediate payment, and three having claims to pre
sent them dulv authenticated for settlement.
ltcv WILLIAM MMOXTON. Ki tr
V illiaiiifport, Pa.
May SI. ISC2 6t
JUST RECEIVED ! !
XT. ZETsTQ-IEIL,
lias jurt returned frcni Philadelphia with
5FLE1TDID Q 7 C C
OK
Spring & Summer Goods.
For Mt-n' Hrur,
l'ii.imere, Vesting, Italian Cloth, Limn
Coating, Linen Check and Cotlonade.
Cloth,
I.adl's ur.
A lario assortment of Press (!oods, Klack aud
l'uncy Silke, r-ilk Teucs, Fancy lierages, bailey,
all Wool Deluues, Mosambiu.uo Goods at low prices
bilk Levellas, Delanea, Lawns, (linghama and
Prints. A full line of Irish Linen and W bite floods,
r-'tella border and Fancy Summer .Shuw Is, Silk aud
Luce Mantillas, Ac.
Rcaity Made Clothing,
A good assortment of Hats, aud Cap",
A lurge assortment of lioots aud Shoes,
A full stock of Groceries, Molasses and irtigar,
Hardware and Building Material,
A full Mock of Quoin and Glaxwaro,
A full stock of Fish, Salt, Oils and White Lead,
A Itrge stock of New Wall Taper,
A new Mock of Stone and Earthenware,
And thousand: of articles not enumerated.
Xj' All the above will be add cheap for Ca-U or
Country Produce.
J 11 LNOLL.
Sunbury, May 17, 1602
AO'i it i; ;
The .ldaru'a i:srtM Company,
d1 IVE NOTICE tbat Uiev havo concludes! ar
V JI rangemcnta with the Northe.-u Ceuual Railroad
Company to run trains from Baltimore for York,
jiurruuurg, xjaupuw, uaiuax, jrevorum, oummry
Northumberland, Lcwieburg, Milton, Muucy, WiP
llamsport, ana all intermediate stations, connecting
al iinrriDOurs wun mo untAT r.rir.KN KX.
i'Hl.ba tor rtttaburg, Cincinnati, St. Louui aud tho
West.
Also with Howard 4 Co. ' Express at Milton or
Danville, Bloonuburi;, Wilkesbarro, Piltston, Bcran-
lon, ana intermeaiate stations on tlie Catluwisna
Lackawanna A Bloomsburir Railroads. At WU-
liauuiport, by Howard A Co. 'a Li press to Jersey
oouru sun uki jiavcu. Also, oy jiowaru a: Lo.,
and thoir connections, for Canton, Troy, Lhuira
Kochcstor, Buffalo, Niagara, and to all accvt-siUe
Coinui In Western ew York aud Canada, by which
ley will forward Merchandise, Specie, Bank Notts
jcwciry, ana vaiuauio j ackacioo ot every dcbcrli'
Uion.
Aleo, Notes, Drafu aud Bills for Collection.
Experienced end efficient meeeengen employed
and every effort will be made to rcudcr tathdaction.
JOHN BINGHAM,
Superintendent Peuu'a Division, Philadelphia
R. A. FISCIILB, Agent for bunbury
April , 1B63.
BLANK (ParJOJieEt Paper,) itefla ud fcitsa
'.Izmttcj. bezis. Exe:utinri9. L'.iinasiu. 4a
j i t :ilt at il cfioe ci the "t jatuxy Ajueiican "
FlULING & GRANT
ARE HAPrY 10 ANNOUNCE THAT THLY
ARE NOW RECEIVINO AN ENURE
New Stock of Goods!!
MANY 01" WHICH ARK
REDUCED IN PRICE;
and although prevailing reports may . indue the
belief that
DRY GOODS
arc advancing, yet a single visit to tbat "attracti
resort, ,
THE MAMMOTH,
will Convince any can J id man or woman that, be the
report as it may, jet the propjietors of that ' institu
tion" have the facilities for furuirhiug
CHUAPER goods
I
which those who buy and sell on Long t'reditr d
not, aud cannot powers
in: KEEP EVERYTHING,
AND ALL DEir.RMINLD 1J
SELL CHEATER
tiux cm a bi: I'VHcn.iaEv man-
II 11EHE.
FHILI.NO A OKA.M
Sunbury, May 17, 1601
0
PROMOTE
HAPPINESS.
HOW TO
DOMESTIC
Said Mrs: S'mitli to Mrs. Frown,
As they were walking through tlie town,
' Where do you do your shopping '.
That dross you re iu, so neat and hue,
That when i see it, really minu
Looks positively shocking."
"I'm sure your husband, Mrs Rrcwu
Now don'l be angry, pout and fro Il
ls not so rich as mine,
And yet you can allord to buy
Just twice as much, or more thau I,
And how, 1 cuunot divine."
Savs Mrs. Brown to Mrs. Smith :
The rcuson vou'll be startled with,
It is so simple, clear
You buy on credit, 1 fur caeh,
1 buy bargains, you buy tra.-h,
I cheap, while you pay dear
"Whene'er you want a dress or sbaol,
A collar, Lose, or w bat-not, call
At the cheap Mammoth Sroiir,
They'll sell you goods oo very low
That you will cease to wonder so,
How much rich goods I ve wore
"My husbund, as you truly say.
Is poorer, far, than yours to-day,
Aud yet I can buy more,
Recau.-o cucli dollar of his few
Is, to me, jurt as good aa two.
At the cheap Mammovu Sroiie."
So satisfied was Mrs. Smith
With Mrs. Brown's new arith
metic, which did convince
The first, and opened so her eyes,
She hasn't ceased to patrouiio
Tbe Mammoth ever since.
And now, when you chance to meet
Her husband, Smith, upon the street,
Around the corner coming,
His luce is lighted with a smile,
IliF step elastic all Ihe whilo
A pleasant tune he's humming.
Ladies, if like effect you'd see
In your dear spouse, which you and he,
Perchance, nee'r saw before,
Just Mrs. Brown'a prescription try,
And all your list of Dry iieods buy
At the cheap Mammoth Stoke.
Ilarilitnrr, Maehiarr)', .Wct-hucLiiV
Tool, Ac.
HLNKY GILBERT,
Murlit Strtet, pi'posite the Court Jlcme,
llARRIBt'RU, PA.,
1LA1.1.R m all kinds of Builders and Manufac
1 1 turera' Hurdware, Iron, Steel, Coil Chain, Ropes,
Pulley Blocks, Ac.
Lisr.i.D, Bi'Iimnq a.nd Machinfrv Oils
The Lubricating Oils are adapted to every variety
of Muchincry. Also, at luauuiacturcrs prices,
Wood Working .Macuixkry,
vij : Plauins, Sath, Morticing and Sawing Ma
enines, so.
Machinist' Tool,
vii Planets, Engine and Hand Lathes, Bolt Cutters
c..
Machine Belling, of Rubber and Leather, eoustautly
on hand. s
Herring a Fire Proof Salej, l'latform bcatrs. Tin
Plate. Sheet Iron, Block Tin and frimmera Tools
t if Purchasers will fiud it to their interest to give
Us a can.
Harrisburg, March .J, lboj.
1IKAUV HOl'Ki:.
C'unur of Htute and 'find Struts,
Uabrisburc, Ta.
THIS HOUSE, in consequence of its convenience
and near location to thu Capitol, has made ft a
duirable stanpiug place, not only for those having
business at the scat of lioverumeut, but for others
itdiing llurrir-hurg.
March 3, Itioi.
T)OOTS AND SHOES can be purchased at the
1 1 Mammoth Store of Friliog A Grant, very cheap,
as we are dateruuuod not lobe undersold oy anytxxiy
t all and learn the list ot prices tor voureeivc.
Sunbury, Jan. 12, 1801. FKILf.NU A GRANT
WINDOW SHADES. A very Sua and cheap
ataorlmeni, JuM received by Railroad from New
York, at tbe Mammoth Store ot Friliug A innt
we bsve else Icj rale r I'utuam a to centra
i
ted Patent Prudulusa t urtaiu 1 uturt'o
euubury, March 2v ifcoa
ALL WHO WISH
TO PURCHASE
Good & Handsome Goods
AT
VERT LOVf PRICES,
AND HAVi; A
10 si.i.ix r rmi.n,
WILL I'LLAbi: CALL AT IIIL
ONE P1JICK STORE
OF
E. V. BRIGHT 8c SON,
BUNBUHV, I'A.
Vho keep constantly en hsjid, and are in.'iitbly
receiving from New York and rbiladelj Inn;
A CHOICli AND CHEAT a'i'OCK
Of
ALL KINDS OF MODS
adapted to the wants of tery percou We invite
tlie attention of the Pahlic. and respectfully solicit
an examination of our clock, feeling assured that w u
ar prepared to offer
UREATBAKUALXS
AMI
Spleudid Inducements
to all who de-ire to purchase hnitct Cn d at fair
prices. We do not feel justified in bousing that we
have the taitst stoci, although we can state wil'u
truth, that our stock is wellseKcted, and embraces
many novelties not to be found el-ewhirc Our
present assortment comprises all kinds ol
1'OREIGN AND rOMESTIC
DRY G O O ID
NOriOi?, GLOVES AND Hi'SlLRY,
WHITE GCOI'S IN VARIETY,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
MAI j AND CAPS,
HARDWARE AND Ql EI.NSWARF,
GROCERIES AND GLASSWARE.
FA1N1S, OILS AND VARNL-HLS
D1VUOO Sb CllKMICA
COACJIMAKEKS' V SAMMHS' HOUV.S
!OE V.VrAti.S.
ai Iron, Steel aud Hails,
WIXVOW MIAOUS URIXVSTO.XEi:.
Ac,
Ac,
Ac
K. Y. BRIGHT & SON.
Sunbury, May 17, le02
!mv iuu.ni:itv t.ooustt
Miss M. L. CiiHslor,
I'uwn Strrrt, lira rionrt tmtli. ef the Siumoiu:
Valtiy 4- ruttsrxlh liailioutl,
BUNLUKY, PA.,
HAS just received from Philadelphia, n 1 oprned
at her store, a Inrge and splendid assortment of
the mwt fashionable and latent style of
Bonnets), Hats, Slmkors, Trimmings &c
which she Is si lling at the nnt reawniible prices.
LADIlCft' MIKSH CAPS, to which she directs (he
attentiou of thu ladies, and invites all to call and eeo
them.
HOPILKY, GLOVF.S. MIT., CHLLAUS, HANI'-
KLKCHIKKS. C0.M1SS. Ac,
anil numerous thcr articles for ladies' wenr, to
which sho invites inn ladifti to call and cxnmino
before piirchnsing rlsewbere.
'J'hnnkful lor past pulronn're. she hopes by keeping
the best assortment, at rcusonablc prices, to continue
the same.
Sunbury, April 19, 1802 ,1m
SIMON P. WOLVERTON.
AlloriK'v mul 'imifrloi nt l,;tw.
Office, Market street. 2 doors west of Depot,
AlflLL attend prom pi ley to the collection oMiiims
and all oiher professinnnl bu-iness intrusled to
his enre in Northnmherland and adjoining eountiin..
fc'unliury, May 3, 102. .
INtiito ori:iiznlM-tli IBilrmtin. lvO'l.
N'
TOTirK U horebv eiven Ibnt Utters of a.lmi'ils"
trntion having been crnnted to the sulcriHer
on the estate ol Lhr.aheth llilcmnn, iHtc oi tlio bo
rouii of .uiil'ury. Northnmhcrlnnd county. Pn.. de
eeast d. All persons indeMed are risf,uo-'ted to niski;
immediate payment, nnd tha'c having claims to pre
sent (hem lor settlement.
HWUUiE IIARniSdX.
Administrator Cum. Tcsliimrnto, .tc.
Sunbury, May 3. It-li2. tit
.MiiniiOiflurrrM fSloii' iVnre.
COWDEN fi WILCOX,
HARBISBUHO, JW.
rl Mil. f-tone t nre now made nt Ihif
esljiI'M-ltnirnt
.1 is c'iuhi to any nimie in thi
eouiftrv. livery va.
netv of article n-iiiillv made, ulvviivu on Imnd
Itiiriii-liury, May 3, xi'.'..
Vlill'si :'v VirU I'j p- I Vmiulry.
j,uoK,M:ysr.i':if, jojia.w w.'A.i.
MFXTAL
r I". loive Hie fi.'l'est s.orm"t.t of the tr.o.-;t useful
kinds of Plain and Onitmo'iittd Typo, inntoi.
fitctured fioin tlu: loort dur:il'le ioei.il-. lii,i.-liel v oh
the greatest cure and !iclui:h.-v. securing pciiecl just i
ticittion. Sieciinrn lV.,.k.-- and estimate.- f'lfniud ui':n ap
plication, nl-:o.
printing ri:i.-i:?.
vi M) their appurtenances of all the approved iuulerJ
W QO I) T Y p i : .
"f nil the latest style, of all size". Metal Furniture
LMjor-Savir.g Rules, Cases. Cuhir.et, Furniture,
Printing Ink. and every article tho Pi inter require
J crins liberal. Prompt nttention.
I'ARMKH, Li IT LI'. A C" .
"" lift..! Oj lleckuian street. New York.
Mjv 3. ISO;
m. ii-.Mirni..
'I
1 1 1 - suli-vriber n -p" llully ini'-rin' hir: old frit nil-
ai:U IIic piioiic ginirally tuul lie liat coinmencC'l
tho
li I. A ( ' K S M II 1 1 1 N i i D I ' 1 N I : ? ,
fhop nttnehed to ', V. Uright's Fouudrv. and
in tlu
i-' pre
pared to do all kinds of lilucksinithing. in the
i:vle and wovkmnnrliip.
l.e-l
All custom woik wiil be premptlv nltendecl t
.1. II klMMKK.MAN, A-. i t
.Sunbury . April 2'i. I-SC2. ti"
(aollork's Oaiislclion t'olIVc.
11IIS prep'irntiion, tiuoi from the best Java
Coib-n. is rci'i.uiniended bv i'bicians as n vune-
nor Nl'Tltl'ITOl S ltEVF-I! AG K for General Debil
ity, Dvpepsiu, and nil Pillions Disorders. Tl.ou.-nnds
who have bocn compelled to abnndon the use of
Coftee, will use this without injurious eft'octs. One
can contains tho strength of two pounds oi urdliury
codec. Price 2t cents.
KOLIH'K'S I.EVAIV.
The purest and best P. A RING POWDER known, lor
nuikin li?ht. -cct and nutritious Bread and Cukes
Price 1 j cents.
mamt li nnet) i,y
M. 11. KOLLOCK, Chen.i t.
Corntr of Broad and Ci.cMiiit Streets,
rntt a ii:r.rm .
And sr.ld 1 v nil T'ru."'iits and Grocers
March 1, 1"42.
IIAVK YCIT & COUGH ?
Tl.in use JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT. Do not
allow your cold to bike its own course. Two thirds
of tbe victims of consumption owe tl'.i ;r afllieti ns to
the Ititul mistake of "wailing lor a cough to get ell
of itself." Do not fall into this error, but avail
yourself ut once of n renoiiy which thirtj years'
experience has demonstrated is ccitiiin to procure a
speedy cure.
HAVE "0V ASTHMA Oil PHTHISIS.
Tln n use JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, which will
overcome Ihe .-puinodic contraction of the wind
tube. and c.'iusc them to eject the miu iioiis ,,r mrii.i r
whi.di clos them up. snd by an easy nud free i.pcc
toratiou reinovc all itihiculty of breadline.
HAVE YU llilo.NClllTlS :
Then use JAY N E'S EX I'l'i'Ti i ANT. Ti.I- w Id -spread
disease which may gener.illv be dor-erilvd us
an iullHinution of the line skin which line? tlo- iu.-ide
of the Mind tubes or air vessels, spreading ihrough
every part of the lungs. i ofu u taken f r c n-iinip-tioii.
'1 he Epiv't"runt niUUies this ir.fi ini;tti.r..
relieves, iho attendinf; couch, pain, and ildli.-ul; v of
breathing, ai d if the case is not of too ie.'ig tanrtintr,
will certainly produce a cure.
HAVE VOL' CONSrarTH'N .'
Then use JAYNE S EXPECTt'RANN. 1; cbnu
ses the lungs from all irritating matters, while nt the
same lime il heels and invigorates them. Of nil the
remedies which have been oliered to the p iMic f..r
this dread disease, none have stood Hie t' cl ,,t' time ,r
uiaimaimd s universal a rspularity as this fAi'icto
rant. Thousands who have been given i p by their
physiciiuis as iueurablu have been restored to pert ol
luitlih by its use. and their testimony inu-t carry
cuovictiou to all who read it.
HAVE YOU PLEl HLsV '
Then uc JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT. Py tnkiiiE
taking two or three large doses in Ihe early stage of
the disease in muck succc---ion. und eoveiing up
Wiiriuly in bed. inis prep:iiMtiuii acts ns a sudorit'.e ..r
swi ating medicine, and subdue- the iisllauiiiiieii at the
OUisCt.
have vol: wiioopi.w.coroii
Thenuso JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, 'll.crois
no remedy which so eflcetuully overe, lees ihisdi-'a-e
as the Ex)s'ctorunt. What parent eun wiuu-.-s the
sufVerings id' her children from this dismissing ei n;
pluinl without cbung all in her power for tleir
n lief ' What medicine so pleasant to tbe tasle. or
so certain to produtc immediate btnilit ' Give it a
trial, aud let il prove its efficacy.
IIAV YOU CROl P ?
Thin use JAYNE S EXPECTORANT. Children
hre.-ul iect to no ui-'ease more sudden in its attacks,
i r. in I lie ah, nee of pr..iupt relief, none more t'atnl
iu its results than Croup. Parents. Ilurel'ore. -honld
keep at hand a remedy sure and ihnrouh Such a
p'lnedy uiav be found iu the Expeeti ran!, uud every
carvfui u.oil.tr will keep a -v.i i !y by her
JAYNJ: S EXl'ECi.ili NT
Is a -tnr.dar.l u edicit:e. Ki r tl irty yefs ; i,).. e-,,
let'ore the public. ai;d tlurirg tliis peri' d il- eurativ,'
pi.wcri have be, u le.-iilied totv all clashes ,.f io,.c
iu ail uiiart'Ts of Ihe world. Phvsieians. clerg uo-n,
lawyuis, uicrchai.b:, and nie.-hnnies have expei it-need
its remedial effects, and have furnished us wi.ii their
te-tiuiouy, and it may Lu found at length iu our
Almanac, to bo bad gruiis of nil si'i r,ts To Iheir
convincing eertiticaU's we would refer Ihe tb.ui lir.g
The E.viKCTOKAxr and all 1'r 1). J.U.K .V
SON S Family .Mitnn iMts
are - Id by all Druggi Is
generally.
May 17. 1S02 3 ni
'1 lie sal. 1 .!,
Cititituut Strtrt. U I uve it Tlu.- l und i'w..'i,
Pllll.ADl.LlHIA.
'I
A!IE undersigned, having leased, fir a l-rio if
vears, Ibis iH'i'iilar Iione. have ine pleasure tl
auuoe.iiciug Ui their iiiends and the intvehog coir.
uiuuiiy iLal ii L- now o.en l,r tiie ree j ii, i,
The house, since the first of March laf. In- n
entirely renovated and reti'ted ill a superb I lusn .
the apartuiems are large, well ventilated and fur-iii-bed
in modern style It is centrally h.oi'.d
convenient to all the des't and steiuolsjat In.ioiogs,
and in the iininediule vieiuiiv of the Cutoiu llun-i.
Post Office aud the Cm Pvehai.ge.
Connected willi the Hou l U a Restaurant I, the
ae-commislalion of those piei, rriug Ihe E uop. i.u
plan. Prices of lUa,ms from ihrec lo e vell Duiii.is
per week, aiordimr lo location.
lt.uird ! M per day. Table d Hole for uierchanis
and buriuesr uiu tieUi 1 to 3 P M.
HENRY Nt II..
ISAAC L. DEVi'E.
April 12, Ml J
MithliiiiBlou llUk-,
NORTHUMBERLAND, PEXNSV LV AXU,
( A't.w the Undyr )
rilHE suLvrila-r bavii.g lea-d this well li.ewu
X Tavern Stand, lutt-ly keot by Mrs. C. ,S Blown,
rei-peclfallv iuiorni" the puMu lha he i roflttliur i.n 1
rej iriug the promises, and will be preart d lo en-
tertsin, in a CHiuri riable u'.snner Ins n .roiru.is
ftiemU thi.nicuut the connlv. slid all who rt)v
I i slrooie bis osinr.ii-ijuient
1 April I J, 101
,1'M I'll V VkTl,i
i ihm: a i,vo
WCWINf. MAOHIMIl CO-
K LfiOAtiWAY, NKW YORK
Vmmptivc Circular, v.itk PmipUi if II ori
trill be sent Matl 1-ne
01 It " FAMILY tl'Wi.NO MACHINE, '
H
AVINU attaiued a well rsttblishe. and Ciit;-- r.r
reputation, as being of all machines yet intn
dnced, theoTO'l,el adapted to Al l Kim s oi I'.iii:
Wkwinb, and having met with a success in is si,'
beyond our greatest anticipation, so much so. tout !
three tnonths our onlers have been alvil M on
capacity to supply, we would nov Jitr'n-.n-, tdnt y,
have increased onr mnnut'ti '.'luring taei'i'ir j. so thi
from Ibis time torth, we .d;;i bo e'isf U i 'i suppl
orders on dt-Uiiind.
In Hie eiia'iges l-n.ught aliont hy t' tj p . t
iiiuilE nnn 1'isye.i n nio'o llrp-;) -ii.t. j, it tli.iij I:
t?.wtNo Machink." Vill,,,,,! fi thi.e-foniths i
our soldiers would to-day boeloihed In anything bo
"Military Costumo." All over Urn land army i.h
thing hus been the 'work required of our patriot'
women, end noMy bvr lin y responded. Not com"
to make only so niony gnrnients as iheir mnd ml
accomplish, they have railed the ' dewing Mio hir
to their nld, anil by it h.no rulled out the soldi-
Coats, Pati ami miiis. al a rale uslonishing
lhemelrr. Knowing ll.nt this vork could not
continue, many tliongl.tl'iil. prudent housewives, w e,
careful to select the machine of all others, whic
would do the linnvy army work, and when douewi.
that, then to be used m th ir Family Macuinf., ai.
in selecting one i f the
' Finkm: A Lvm Kkwinu Machine Compamy
Iahii.y Macihsi.s,"
wi:h which you may sew from the finest cam'ortc
the heaviest cloth, witlioul chanire of feed, needle, i
tension they have not been disappointed
Thus having developed tho adaptuhilily of
luiii'hine for nil kiud.- nl work, ne have madV anotli.
step in ndvnnce, find by several itiiport.iiit cbaii'-i
our "No. JH Mi uii m Mai misks," have produced
' TAIt.mtiMi .Maciiivi:." which we confidently claii
to bo tho "HICST TAILORINU MACHINl: '! y
introdueed, sewing the coarsest limn thread wi;b
much easo lis the c-iumon cotton nnd whenrcjuir
may be used to du Ihe very tinesl cHtnbric work, wit
l.'ihor Ul'tl cotton thus coml'ininL" in one eon-pa
form, everv nualitv rifiuired in either a FAMil
OR MANI'FACTl MACHINE.
We have, lul l our M-ichine before tlie pnblic loi
enough to establish Iheir rr.'utitlifn . TWns
others who started with Hying colors "hive lullen I
the wayside. ;'' and "noon the places that knew tin
will luio.w them no more." Htep by step has M
FiNkfc A Lvox MuniNr. won iis way to pu''l
favor rTlfs .success Is established, and heneetorth oi
uitn Kiiaii he. y it has in the past been, to still furih'
improve, simplify and reduce the e'. of ear ni
chin s. We f-luill, in a lew days, isuo a new pi i
libt. For furl Im r pari-nlnrs address.
FlNKLL .V 1AON SKWINtl MACUINK Ct) .
No. 5:i ' Un ri hviiv. New Yon
t )5. Mv.'si.it, A.i nl, .Sunbury, Pa.
,:.:rei '"I, ISrt'.'.
l.ackutiuaiiii .V Hleoiiisbnif; I'ai
voikI,
0Ni
aiul at'te
Nov. nib, r 2J. 1S0I, Pa.- eto-
ram-" will run a: loliow.1 :
M'.YJ.Ni! SytTH.
Lenve
v-r:ml.u S 25 A M
1" SO A' "
12 !; I
" kinvxoii, 6;-o
" liloont-b.ii, b '.YZ
" Rupert, 4u
" lomville. 9 1 !
.nicat Northutnh. rli nd, 1 UU
MOVIN'J N'iRTI!
Leave Noiibutt.bevltiid -I tin V M
I'Bii.illo, In
Rupert, I' IA
" toooin-t.irir,
Kingsiou,
Arrive tit tYranten,
A Pa-stner Train
A M., ir S.'rnr.lon.
New Yuri.. Retiiriiiu
S 00 Leave, 1 4;- I
'.' on P. m. to
lil-o Jeavee Kiog.t'.n ;.f
to connect will, a Irani 1
g. leaves Sernnton ouarir.
of train from New York, at l.lj P M.
Tiie Lnc'k:iwa:,nn v RiMtusbur Railroai conne
with tlie Delaware, l.acki. wanna and Western fl:
road at Scranton, for New York mi l inlcimcli
points enst .
At Rupert it eonncctti with tho Cattawi-ca R.:
road, b r p"ini both eie.t und west.
At Northunibrrland it conne.ds with the Phils--'
phin A Erie Unilroad mid NoitLeru Ciutral Ri
read, lor points west and smith.
JnllX P. ILSI.EY, !;up t
.! C Wnti v (ier.eial Ticket Age,,t.
April 5. I;.'
;,im'.,'-ij, I'.i.
rVWIK maiuigfineiit of this wll-known Hoiel !,
1 i"C 1'Cer, resi,'u-l by Mevrs. COVI.E A HEP
the reseut propri' tors, bep; leave to inform the pn1
thai tl,e house is now heiur thoroughly renovat
refitted, and improved, with a view to the proper i.
corr.fe riablo i,-'ooiniuo,i:iiiou of those who uu:;, fa
Iho evtsblishiio-ut with (heir custom. Guerts ,
l-fceive iluc ueution and cuiirtcy, tnd no eije
will bo spare. I tlmi may conduce to muintaiu
hotel in a nrst-cliuw style.
families and others desiiing to sojourn in liar
burg timing thrt sumruer month-,, will fimi ple-i.
boarding and large nr.-l well-vontil.ttcd roouis at
esi.abiirlii.itnt. up -n n-.ouei-a!e terms.
.-CfTT COVI.E
March l".). l.-'-.l J Gll.lt! 1; i HERE
1 spi'in anil Siiminri' Iks'
CLOTHING FOR ALL.
fplll. utiderjign'd has just roeuivod the lar
I t;.-vs,.r;u:ent ot s
IlilN'.i ever biv.-.i--
PRING AND SVMMEli Ct
ht to S.inburv. find t ikes i lea1
in i.u'i-rpiif g lii-; friends and the public gei.i
that l.e ii enabled t.i soil
CHEAPER Til AN EVER ' !
His. stock is of tlie hest nu.terisl. mitmitas'tiirf d in
lioi.ter: and late-t siyles, and consists of
DRESS C O YT.-' ERo.M 5 to $1 1,
Ciieriniere car BusiLe--? Coats of di'lerent pric
Pants Plain i.nd l'uncy Cus-siiucres of ti.e b.
stvles,
A large a-soitinent of Plain and Fancy Vesb
ll ih-l'.Ic Siiirts, Woolii; Shii's Hi.d Oversh
CARPETBAGS AND TRUNKS.
Ar. l also a m;n.' '-r of other aniclca of fenibm
wi nr.
Wepv.n-ur.'e t-i everyone that our CL"TI!I
EMPORIUM is unsurnnsj-e.l by any other in
Stale fi'i- ipiality. ciu-apntus and durnbiliiy. Ue
'ifely say to liiose who are purchasing Ready M
Ciolhing, at rctnil, 'bey can buy Iheir geiods ov
at a cheaper Ca.-h Price than any other eaublisbu
in PelinytcHl.iii
'lue proof of tie Pudding is eating it. Pi
give u.o a cull ts tore piuvlia-ing elsewhere
Joseph scu'a eiter, Ag-nt
N'-ariy e? p. .site Weaver's 11. t.
Suni.'irv. Mar.-li IM. Isi',.''
S1.0I 11.Vl.Ii la,
VtK.i-iu y nt Iji , Sunbury, Norihun.
laud eoi.itly, Peiinsylvsnis
(I'onne -lv Kreeburg, Snyder county 1
Ol'KU'E. Min'ket street, oiio'dinir ea t 'of I'r
A Grant'.-: Store, and nearly o po-ne the Court H.
All prole -vn-liui Lil.-ines, ColleCUe-l;S, dc , Wl.
ccive rui.ij l i.l!t-:.lieu
A pill 11. 1 so J
Poll SALE. . her.
tl.reo
ol I be Col
B.blc, in Iw'o oluiues'
with coiuntentiiries.
II li. MASSE
'I'lur 4 otilVvHioii Itiitl l le lie
nil IntukUI.
1)1 lii.ISHI.D fur the benef.t and !. a wh
and a caiiti,u lo yt-uii u-eu who sut! r
.V.rvu.s li -Gilt! y- Promaiurc Di"v. Ac. ; suj '
hi ibe si.n.e lit,.,- Ml. leta of Seli'-Cure l'-.v
w bo t.t-. ured himself alVr b.-ing jut to gt-i-
i. use tblo'odt lut-dieal ilnlN .ti.toli wud il o i.'
Jv enclosing a h l Mud luMresed i-nvi-iep,- -
cooii-s luav be bud of the auloor.
NA'ltlAMEL MAYF.'.I", E-
fedf. rd, Kint- Co : N
Mar.'ii 1.'', l-i ly
u ! V i:it:
Jl ST received from X,-w Y'ork a large a-.-n
of WALL PPi:H. consisting of Vr. Hi si
and Six rv-iiiiutK Dn i rnrsT Svu.si ami
li h n . , varying in prico frtm liceiit.-- u pw nrds.
which wiil l-e sold at the lowe--l caili prici.
cheap store ol
Suul .ur,-, M-
J II l.NOi
leli :
l:0.
lro lltn.
I.sr.l
Lam ('il,
llaius,
Side-.
Slioulders,
Pork.
l',r Salt-
l. lie sc.
l ll. d I
Iteai.s.
.tc .Ac
Xl"l l
1 L.lad. 1) i
Smoked li.
Duller.
el,
H'.M
barf,
I lo
l.-.'J
I-.ot '.Tf
- .'iUl
t '
Mat. u IU.
II. it. HtsiSI'.It.
A"
Ce-:le,-.i..,is ai'en-l'.t to in Ote coantits ol
iI.uiuIh rl.in-i. I iih.u, ii'vil. r, Moniu.u-, Ce-I
aud i.y -oioiu
hl.l I KI V. I S
ll .ii .b.l.u M l'.e,: Liadel.bia,
G iiii II A I o .
il.oi V, to . prt-r.
Morton -Nl'-Miebhel, 1 -h .
E hei -lmiu A Co , J Pearl Sinw.
John Vl A li Ulead. Alloiliey at La,
.Msnl.ew- A t..v Aitwnv at !,
,abl,rv, Mar- h -V l--"'.'
j
'
j
!
tlall l"iir-lt Viwra
V V Al l. I Aps'-H ' M"! f v '.. U
;T i I l-S A M' i- VI i I il
Il Sr received due-'t I'n.n. '
ibe U M.M'. FH -fi'hl i l
'be Mf.l..i.'. t
1
in"'., v , Mar -I. I 1 i. '
a i.h