vTfjc untum mm ran.
H. 11. MAdHKIT, Editor I'l-opiictur.
MI'.MII ItV, !M.
" NTl !flAY. SI-:i'TK.Ml"KK 13, 1.!3."
8. M. PETTKNGlLIi A CO.,
No. S" Park Row, 'cw York, Mill C State Street,
liuxluu, lire our aficnts fur the StNriLiiv Ann.nir.VN
in those cilic, and nre authorized to lake AdvortirC
iiientK bwI SiilwotiptiuiK for u nt our lowest rntc.
!:" Max r TiNti SLBseiur.i.nfl. Wc
coiit iii'.ic to cut off weekly nil subscribers
id' 1ohl( 'tniiiling mill il)uM!il u iuni.-iljliity,
.v lio tii;il;c no i ll'nrt to tiny. If tlieir piiprr
h stojijicd tliey will know the reason.
1-0" An Ari'iiENTin-: AVaxtkh. A boy
nbimt (it'teeii vent of njto, (lesiring to lunrn
the printing business, can have agouil clmnee
by npjilying at this eilllee immediately. One
from town that can board himself, preferred.
A company win organized on Thursday
night, in this place, and reported to the
llovernor. The officers are (.'has. J. Uruner,
Captain ; A. J. Stroll, 1st Lieutenant and
Jacob F. liolirback, 2d Lieutenant. The
officers have nil seen service.
t-j:'" St.vit. Annict'i.TiitAi. Kami will take
place nt Nnrri.-tovvn, Montgomery county,
on Sept. .SOtlt, Oct. 1st 2d and 3d, 1SC2.
The must liberal arrangements are being
made with Hailroad Companies, and some
of the most important roads have agreed to
carry freight free.
J -5 ;".Io!iN Faiiki i: . the trill lmnr,t '-
in; of 7 I'd Arch Street. 1'liilad'a., announces
as is his usual custom, the opening of a large
and beautiful stock of l'ltis for Ladies" nml
Children's wear, 'cad the inducements he
oilers in his tidt'crti-cmcnt in this issue.
Hon. John V. Mayunrd. of William,
eport. has been nominated for I'rc-ident
.Indite by I nit h parlies in the judicial dis
trirt composed of Northampton and Lehigh
counties. His election may. then-fore, be
con-id. ri d certain. The people of North
ampton and Lehigh w ill secure one of the
iiblest jurists in l'ennsj lvania, in the election
ol'.lild::e Mt'vntinl.
2 "Col. A. K. McClure has been ap
pointed by the President, Assistant Adju
tant Ceneral of the I'nited Stales, with the
rank of major, and detailed for special duty
in lYmi-.v lvania. where he will be asciifiicd
the er ice of arranginir such defences in the
stall- a- the ini-rgency of the hour may de
mam'i, or the augmenting importance the
crisis suggest.
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Coi.o.ni.i. ri.i:iciii:i: Vi:i!sn:i!, ohh'-t
Min of Daniel Wi-listi-r, ilieil of wounds
received in the late battles. The statesman'
younger son was in the army in .Mexico, and
died iiiscmcc there. 1 1 i daughter, Mrs.
Appletoh. died some years ago so that now
there i- nolle left of the blood nf "Wi-listcr."
;'" The following extract I'roin the :
"lli-lory of the limit tic-hcllion." by Thomas
P. Kei! !!. New York, relative to the course
of tin- pri -s ill New York and and elsewhere. ;
n! the bcgiiiiiiiig of Ihe war, v ill be read 1
with inl'-i .-t :
The - uipat hy of the ma ..-es of the people '
vv ilh (he guvernmenl. ami their hostilily to i
tlio-e .-ei advocated trca-oii or soiiuht to'
,'t!-t!f;. the a.t-i.f the con-pir-itoi-s against !
the I'nion were m. mile-ted in the M-ry com- !
Illt lli rllli-llt of the rebellion. Ill New York ;
cilv the ol'iccs of the Ihl.ihl. ...,;,. if nf
(',... ;;..- .V. r, , '-..-. -,.,. I
. i i-iti ci ..u I iie lit: ii 1 ; t!i of April. ,
i S'l! , 1 . v excited cfowil aild coliipelled lo,
n:;-r the American fiat:. Some ot' these
.-.p. i- i'.ii i I only this hint to lead them j
; o change I heir i our e ; ot In i s and am ui.r
them the ,hinr,nil i ('millii n'i . t he Ai
the (.;, ;.,, and the t'witttiti' .Inii nml -!
con: : t : i ; i .1 toatl.u k the government, and j
wive al !i aglh .-ei.ed and foi hidden to be ,
i -i. ulaicd in Ihe mails or by i-xpn-s. The !
,...(;;, 7 ( ' chant;e.l editors, and ;
v.. i- tle n allowed to circulate through the '
mail-. The ar.i and '.' were flop
ped, ami the '(( Jviriml appeared I
ii mh r a new name ami w it h modern: ed tone.
In -ever.il instance's grand juries presented '
papers of this description, and thi- generally :
proved Mtl'ii-ieiil lo lead Ihem to change
their ionise. In six instances the offices
were assailid and deslroved by mobs. v'u. :
the i m-n-illie inln ril. of Concord. New '
Hampshire: the lh of liangor. .Maim-:
Ihe V.t ('ninth i luni iuit. at Haverhill.
Massaelisctt ; the Ih idgeporl t'nrmi '. at
Bridgeport. Connciiieut ; the .-. .-io'". J
at Wcstchcsler, Pciinsx lvania. and Ihe S. nti
ml. at Kaston, Pcintsylvaiiia ; and in one j
instance only, that of the AW.- ('mint it Dim- j
,irni', the editor was taken from his home I
and subjected to person. il indignities. I he
rioters in this cne were arrested and pun
i .hcd. The exercise of mob authoiily w as
opposed by good citiens and w as speedily
reproved. At the sanie time the feeling was
ery general thai the authority of govern
liietit should be exercised to control and if
needful to suppress -those public prints,
and the number was very few, which thus
openly aided the rebellion. In a few in
.lances of the mo.-t aggravated character,
not excee ling ten, t he government did inter
fere torthe sii (pre .ion of such papers; nml
sliigulaily enough, in live instances, these
were professedly religious periodicals. The
papers thus supprc ,-ed were the CltrUtitin
i if ,' of Philadi lphia, which w as princi
pally owned in lii hniond, Ya. ; the L itin
ti'iu Aih'ti:, ot St. Louis; tho True l'iv
hiIt riini. and the 'etrrn !! cuvi c, of Louis
ville whi h w ere suffered to go on again
alter a short period on promise of better
behavior, a promise which they violated ere
long, and were again suppressed - the M'nr
;-' tin, Mixavuriitu and fr'ciniwj AiirJ, of
St. Louis; the Trim Anwrieon. of Tleiitt.ll,
N. J. ; the 1'ftnMcH tin-' tt of Franklin, N.
V., and the t7(C(A(e t , of Cleveland,
Ohio.''
tatl tIlciil on I lie lliiliil.ldiiii
iiimI It iliiilul4ii Ituilrwatl.
l Uli"H uf Ti o-'P J'ndm
PlIII.ADKI.I'Ill , Sept. 0.
A .serious incident oucurred to u troop
train nil the Phihulclphiu, YYiliniugtun and
Baltimore Kailroad this morning. A freight
train become scparatcei near U ray's i'erry
und obstructed tlio road. In thiiseiplence
id' a log u troop train having tho 8Tlh M:iss
achusclts aboard, ran into it, but fortunate
ly no one was hurt ; lubseijucutly, ut U
o'cloi k this inoruing, by tumo unueooimtu
Me (viiri.li ssnesd, or a inLsUuder.sUiiiding,
.oiolhi r troop train having a ciptad of one
hundred CMvaJry itboard, rail info both trains.
The ( olli,ion w iia bcvcro and tlio tllecls Uio-a-l
roils. The cars were broken to piece.
Thne men wero killed outright mid u
number more or less wounded. Killed
Jo.-ih AVyant. lijlh Pa. Co.liu Zoinivc;
;..o. t!,h, (.' I Ohio; C.harhi iJovinc,
J ' i died in h pita'.
l lic lliilllc of , hlitnlllj.
wnv it was voruiiT iMtntsin op btkvknh'
1 II HIS t.ANT WOltllSi.
"ahii.noion, Sept. 5, 1802. The same
hour that Ceneral Stevens was killed in
bat'dc, a number of prominent gentlemen,
lilling inllucntinl positions, were in consul
tation iu this city and in other part? of the
country, with n view of having him assigned
to the "command of the Army of Virginia.
Successive manifestations of incapacity du
ring a yenr of wnr linve catiBcd thinking
men to cast iibout for n lender. These
gentlemen hud lixed upon Oeueral Istiac I.
Stevens n the man. His splendid conduct
in the battles of Friday and Saturday had
ju t directed attention" to him ; it was re
membered that in pure capacity he had
always been first, having taken the honors
nt West Point with scarcely an effort, and
though old political enemies, these men
resolved to ask that he be given n leading
command. AYhile they were consulting he
led on his men und fell.
The importance of the engagement on
Monday night, which lost to the country
Kearney and Stevens, has not been generally
understuoel. The truth is, it was not a mere
cpisoilc made noteworthy by the death of
two such lenders, but n crisis where nothing
but decision und sacrifice on the part of
those leaders availed to prevent disaster.
The army was retreating from Centreville.
The battle was fought against a rebel force
that had penetrated tivc miles nearer Wash
ington than our rear, and was moving to
strike' upon the flunk. General Stevens'
Division, the advance of lieno's corps, was
on the left of the road taken by the trains,
nnd intercepted the enemy. He saw that
the llebcls must be beaten back at once, or
during the night they would stampede the
wagons, nnd probably so disconcert our
retreat that the Inst divisions would fall a
prey to their main force. He decided to
attack immediately, at the .-attic time sending
back for support.
Having made his dispositions, he led the
attack on foot at the head of the Seventy
ninth t Highlanders!. Soon meeting a w ith
ering lire, and the Color Sergeant, Sandy
Campbell, a gri..led old Scotchman, being
wounded they faltered. One of the color
guard took up the flag, when the Cii-neral
snatched il from him. The wounded High
lander nt his feet cried "For. God's sake.
General, don't take the colors; they'll
shoot you if you do !" The answ er was
"Give me the colors! If they don't follow
now, they Vi-ver will;" and he .sprang
forward crying : "Wc are all Highlanders
follow, Highlanders! Forward, imj High
landers 1" The Highlanders did follow their
Si-olii-h chief, but while sweeping forward
a ball struck him on his right temple. He
died instantly. An hour afterward, when
taken up, his hands were still clenched
around the flag stall".
A moment after seizing the colors, his
son, Captain Ilay.ard Stevens fell wounded,
ami cried to his father that he was hurt.
With but a glance back, that Itoinan father
said: "1 can't attend to you now. lla.zard.
Corporol Thompson, see to my boy.'"
The language 1 have given as General
Stevens' was taken dow n upon the Held by
a member of his stall', lie had often re
marked that il it were his fate to fall in
bat lie. he hoped he should be shot through
the temple- and die instantly. (.'r. A'. )'.
Tl'ihum .
- -
licbcl MOI ('IIH-lllsv III Kl'llllM'l. t .
I'r.'iu tlie- t'iiK-iniiati Kiepiircr. ."sci.t. j.
Colonel Korf. and the Sixty-ninth Indiana
lieeiment, who fought so gallautv at the
1 bal tie of liii hniond. Keiitiickv. arriving last
j evening, having been discharged on parole, i
I repoils General Kirby Smith iu Lexington, )
at Ihe head ol Iroin thirty to thirty-live
thousand men. At the recent battle at the
- above place. General Smith succeeded in
capturing about live hundred head of horses
: out of Colonel Muudv's and Col. Metcalfe's
! Cavalry lieginieiit, which he mounted with
I his iivcn immedialclv. His force of Cavalry
is now upward of four thousand strontr.
On Wednesday General Smith took posses
sion of Frankfort, the Federal troops in pos
session of that city retreating toward Louis
ville. Officers under Smith deny that they
intend to make for the Ohio river, but all
the movements plianly indicated to Colonel
Korf that tin y vv ould move onLoui-v i 1 It- and
i 'inoinnali in two divisions.
Throughout the interior of the Slate, in
lho-e portions which have been evacuated
by the I nion men and the Federal troops,
regiments of Kebcls have been formed, and
on forming, their intention is to join Gen.
Kirby Smith. General Smith has assurance
that his forces will be so greatly augmented
during the present week that he will be
enabled lo move two column: one o
I Well-
Iv live thousand on Cincinnati, and one of;
lift ecu thousand on Louisville- the entire
cavalry force being intended to operate j
against Cincinnati. It was reported that;
when General Smith took possi ssioii of Lex- 1
'unit on he captured several tine Parroit guns ;
which he is mounting and preparing for j
service.
W e learn from Col. Korff that eight him I
dred Federal wounded were Icll after thej
battle of liichuioiid to the care of the farmers ;
iu the v li mit v.
I'lolil 4 'lllilol'lii;!.
Svn I'll VN isi i. Cnl., Sejit. '.
The election in S.-ui l'laucisco )i,i-si d oil'
quietly to day. The I'nion lieiublican
I.i ..'islativc ticket is undoubtedly elected.-
Many scessioii synipathiers refused to vote.
The election yesterday resulted in an over
whelming; 4 1' i ii iii 1i for ihe liepiiblican I'nion
ticket iii every county heard llotn. Theantt
l.atham candidates have been elected.
The amendments to Ihe C'otistitutioinv ere
adopted by a laino majority.
Col. Conner's rcLritncnt of Culifornia Vol
unteers have advanced to Diamond Springs,
COO miles cast of Carson Valley. They met
larerc number of emigrants, mostly from
Iowa, .Missouri and Kansas. All were anx
iona to reach the land where peace prevails.
They were almost unanimously loyal.
Accounts from the southern counties of
California represent u continuous column of
people on the way to the Colorado (.'old
mines, from which news is still cncnuriijjinfj.
rMX Doii'du.s Democrats ami four lhechiu-
ridjrc Dcmociiits hold over, constituting the
sole opposition clement in the Semite, which
has thirtv-nine liictiibeis.
'l lic liitlisiii y Jir in MiiiiM-nolii.
St. I'ai'v, Minn., S-pt. 0. Muyor rrincc
arrived iu this city last night with de
spatches frotn Fort Hidjrely to September
4th. Captains Grant and Anderson, with a
biuall party of infantry nnd cavalry, were
attacked hy sol) fiuvHircR, eighteen miles
from Fort Kidgcly. Dmiiig the enagciuent
the whiles managed to throw up breast
works of dead horses and earth, und held
out until Colonel Sibley came to their relief
and drove the Indians back. Thirteen
whites were killed and forty .seven wounded
in this enoiioem,.nt. Must of the killed
were residents of this city.
hefore the engagement commenced, C'apt.
Ci rant's party succeeded In burying eighty
five massacred whiten. One woman had
laid in the woods two weeks unburied.
('apt. Vuiidcihook, commanding nt Fort
Abcrcrombie, w rites that u large number of
Indians have appeared around Ihe Fort and
carried off ull the (iovcrnmeiit mules and
ccttlo belonging to that pot. ('apt. Van
derhook says that he is compelled to keep
his entire force on tho strictest guard nil
uight, and also says that, unless reinforce
ments appear soon, he w ill be compelled to
abandon the tost.
The Fifty-seventh and Ninety ninth Fi nn
t-yl v.mi.i regiuii nld arc now coiv.oliduted,
and cnnim-in tcd bv Col. l.cidy.
NEAMERTISlEm
Kiii:itiri"M mai.i;.
1)y virtue of mimlry writs of Yen. Fxponiu lpue.l
l ent of ilio Court of fuimiion l'lnna, of Niirtlinni-In-rlHiul
e-ouutv, Pa., nnd to mei directed, will ho
exposed to ullio mlo t the Court limine, in tlie
burouirh of Siinl.iil v. on Tnesdnv, tlie. 2'ld (liiv of
Henleinl.IT, A. !.. 1HU2, at 1 'cl.xk, 1. M., the "fob
lovviiiR ileserilii-d ri-nl esUUe. to it :
All that certain tract of land, tituuto In Vjiper
.Mtihiinoy township. Kortliumberlnnd county, Pa.,
mljnitiini; lands uf Daniel Ueist, Selnmnn I'lunkrl
ler;rer und other on the east, John JIuyer nml .nlhan
Hanson the south, ,lohu lll-iil on the west and Dnuiel
llowester and others on tho north, containing two
hundred und twenty-neven ueres, nioro iu less, atio-nt
one hundred and lifly Here? whereof tiro eleiin-d,
whereon nre erected a lnre two dory stone dwelling
lmicie, R hank ieirn. wngon h..ue, sj iri nn hiii!o and
other out-l.uil.ltntri ,W. ?-eif.ed. tnken in execution,
nnd to be told as Ihe property of Henry Haas.
ALSO :
At 111.' same time and place, a certain tract of
land, (.ituiite iu I'ppcr Mananoy township, county
and tnte aforesaid, bounded and 'described asfollows,
to wit : on Ihe north by Isaac Keel'er, on tho south
by Duuiel and bitvid l-'etter. on the west by Peter
Slnrr and on tho east by Abrahnui Wolfjjonir. con
taining 4A aens! lot perches, strict measure, whereon
are erected an old log house, lug barn. etc.. an applo
orchard and other fruit trees. .Seized, tnken in
exeeiitioii audtobeKuM as th properly of Oideon
Adam.
ALeO:
At the same time and pluce, a certain iol uf jfrounj
No. It, in block No. "M, hituate in tho town of Tievor
ton. Zerbo township, county nm I State aforesaid,
adjosninir lot No. 2 on the west, lot No. 4 on the cast
in the sauie block, nil aileron the north, and frontinjt
on Khamokin street coiiteiiitnr in wepth '2j feet nnd
in depth l.'rtl feet, more or less, whereon nro erected
a one and a hull' story frame house, frame kitchen,
brewery and ooher outbuildings. Seized, taken in
execution, und to be sold ns the properly of lru
Suvrcs.
IAVII WAMHIOX. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Sunl.iiry, September 5, 1S02.
i:i.i:j.t.r -iitis vinii'i:!
XuWI.s' T1IK TIMi: TO FILL VOITI ALII I' M.S.
IN eonse.jueiiee of iho s.-urcitv of ehimiro. I will sell
in v elegant I'KNi.iCltAl'il'CAllDI-: Uli VISITE
I'llHTUAlTS.
ilccii I'erOiie Ifolhir.
Sent by mail IN.sluo pni.l.
These eiii-.les are best pnt.li-hed and nre penna-in-iit.
They embiiicc all the principal (oinrnly.il'
the Army. I'residi'iit. I'libiuet. Ac. Also two of the
lireiiU-sl villiuii- iiiihuiix.llilT'aiid UKAl'ltlalAItH.
e'utnloucs sent on upplicitlioti.
Siunple copies sent on receipt of Ten Cents.
.MUX HAIXTV.
, T'.'S San-em St .. l'hila Iclj-hia.
S.-ptenilnT ii. l si2.
W4'ltOOI,
i b: iii:ics tv.i.vri:i.
will be rcc. ive l bv the School l)i.
1 )K'H,iiSAI.:
1
tor- et L t'ticr Atiiriel'i toun-hiii. at the Sa.ro
ol l"i-iliiiir V (iritnt. in the lsirouy:li of Siinliury, f.ir
SIX SClili'il. I'KAl lllvltS for' said lii.-li i.-'l. on
'l'luii-'biv ihe 1 1 th ol Si pli mhiT. sii2, immcliati'lv
nt'ier llic i-Miuiiinui..ii nt lcuchcri l.y County Supci-iiiti-ndiiiit
I'.ir -aid di-lrict.
I'.v ..ider ot thu li.iurd.
WILLIAM UKKli, Secy,
t'p Augusta tp , .nir. ;;n. ismv in
nsrow opeist.
MAMMOTH FURNITURE WARE
HOUSE. Ml! A. SII t he I Slid I, I'liil'n.
.ali l.P.VV A ('" S 1'iy li ..-ol St. ire. I
4;i.. .i. iii:M4i.i.s,
lernierly j.'l tValnul Street.
l'liiliidi-lpliin. An-u.-t .'Hi. Is02 -."in
f o'ri.'i.- :.. i i .i . . . . . .
i. i- n, iio v goon iijai ii-in-rsoi u. Ilinnis.
traiion hav ing been grained to the sulwriber.
I nn the eslnte of Allu rt Til-worth, bit
f Shamokin
e:t--.l. All '
', town-hip. Norlhiiinli.-ibiud e.iomv, .1
per.-. ns ni.teiiii-'i an- ri-.j
1
make ilillliell.il.
a . in .'ill . noil in
for setili-mciit.
e having claims to pri -i nt them
ISvAI'TITSWiiKTlt. Adiii r.
Slinuiokin tw p
Aic.ns'. .'-in. Isi.2 (it
luti'ii t oner sin:.
1 N pursnanee
of an
r.b r ol the I irphan-' Court of
olllilv. will be cxpovd In i.itb.
1 Northliuibi-alaud ('
In- sale, on tin- premise... on SA'M 11HA. TUL .')oih
PA Y I'l" At OI'ST. siS2. all Ihat c-rlaill mcs-uagc '
or I IIACT n' I. ANP. .situate in Wasliinglou twp , !
N.irihiiinbi-rlan.l county. Pa., adjoining lauds of
John lire.-sli r. Peter t er-t..r and Ibnid I'cr.-ier. con
taining I'lii Acres and II'.' l.er. lies. More or less, so '
".'"fes ol which arc cli-ul. il and in a g 1 stale of cut- i
iiveiioo. mi j.i acres men. low IiimI. ou wlni li are
creeled a l'raine liwelling House. Mne Hunk Hani
Wugoll-Shc.1. a Well of water willi a chain pump, an I
I In-hard w ith clioi.-c ft nil. Ac. Ihe l.alaii. e i. g 1 !
tiiiilu r laud. Late Hie property of llauiel llilbi-h. .
ilc.-eiiscd. ' I
Sale lo eoliiuii lice at III u'cli'k A. M . of said '
day. when Ihe terms and con.liiioie ot .-ale will be I
made know ll l y
T'HIAS MILL, Adnir
liV ol'ler ol Ihe I . lilt I
J A .1 ( '. .1 M I Nils.. (Ik. 0. C. '
Suubury. August (i. s.,J )
mi:"-s iin:r iniMtivi:i
B R o o nsL .
rplli: siibsciibcr Inning purchu-ed the Hi.-bt for
Northiiinli. ilund couniy. otters for sale IMHVl-
bi al and township Limns. This h..k.ui i.
iiii.-..-i-ll.-iit and durable iirliclo and so eu-ilv con
slructed that a child can mil it toe-ether. Tl.c'i niir..
cost o the Hrootii. material and all. will not exceed I
sixeelils. I
'Ihe ltight and niachinerv for the mukin;, en-Is
if I 2.i, for an Individual Light.
Township Hights will be sold at the most rciisonalilc
rates. Apply at lTSHLU S lung Sl..re. or to I
Tli'i.MAS M.iinW.
July 2i"., Sii2 .'lino. Sunbiirv. I
liie.tiiY iioi
Curmr uf Slut,- nml Third .Vm M,
ILviiitisiienn, P.v.
-IMIIS Hot SK, iu eonsciiieuce of its eonveuience
1 nnd near locution lo the Capitol, has made il u
desirable stopping place, iml only or llmse having
business at the scat of liovcinuicul, but toi villiei.
visiting Harri-luirg.
March 2'J, 1?U2.
koo.ooo Yoi.i I i:i:ics w.t vi
I4 III I Mil 1 III- lll'ltl'l I .
MIE same number of persons are nlo w auled to
wear Iho Him ITS and SHnLS. now beim- uiuiiii.
factured. by the subscriber, of the late.-t styles and
best of material. Having a large stock of material,
ho will make up to order iu the bc.-t workmanlike
manner, ull kinJvuf
Cat'ii I lfineiis I tool mitl Mioch,
l.iiilics. Slnieit iiimI 4:iil i n,
4 Iiillr-ir SIiock, A-.,.V-.,
At short notice. Having several years' experience
he feels eonlident of giving generally tali.-fact ion ' to
all who utugivc him a call.
AH work must be paid for before leaving the shop
w hen six iercent will be deducted oil".
Cull al his Shop nearly opposiio tho Court House,
in Market Sipiure, and usccrtain hie low priccii and
examine hie ttoek beforo purclia.-ing elsewhere
J0J1X W1L Lit.
Sunliury, August 9, 1ST.2. fun
I.iimlcr! I.iimlx-r !
PHILIP SHAY, Jtuucy, Lycoming county, Pa.,
IXI'OKMS his friends und thu public iu general,
thai he coustuntly kccuon hand Uoar.ls, hingUi.t
Lalh, JoL-ts. and ull kinds of Lumber iui.1 building
uiut, rials, which he will oi ll ut llic lowest plicm.
March iM), lNil .
"DocToirA7irKwmV
VMKlilCAL liHAHL'ATE of tho University of
Vermont, having permanently located ut Si Y.
ULHT'iWX, Norlhumlicrlaud county, l'u., olKr his
pnifensional borvieo to the e-iliiciis geue-rally, who
niav ho utifortuitato enough to reipairu luedicul uid.
S'nyderlown, August 2,Je(i2 It
.lluuiiliivliirc-iK ol" Sialic Wurc.
COWDEN Si WILCOX.
1IABUISDUHQ, PA,
rpHEIsloni) Wure oow uiude ut this establishment
I is equul lo any uiado iu thi: country, l.veryva
1 ro iv of article u uullv r.u . . ulivayi cn haul
I II iri:.l)uiy: May :i; lr.' -
GROCERY & PROVIBION STORE
llm lirl Niunrr, Mnnbur)', I'n.
JOlIIM GOOD,
DKALKll In all kinds of liltnrKltlKrt, respectful,
ly inlorms the cilinens of Siinhmy and vieinil v.
that he constantly keepson band a bire assortment
of the best of All kinds of UllOCtltlLS, such les
Teas, Soap, 1'rle.l I'mit,
rofli'P, Candles, Cnuiied do.
Hiigiir, Tobaceo, l'mnes,
l'.ice, Sejrars, Splew,
gmips, Soaps, Confectionaries,
Afolasses, Salt, Starch.
PLOL'H. MEAT, l-'ISll, and in fact cverythini; In
the- Orooery line.
L1QUOHS
Of Ihe best quality at Wholesale, and Ri-tnil. cntui.-l.
iui; of lhiiii ly. (.in, Wines, ritlshurcli Whiskey, and
lininestic Li juors ceiieraMy. to which he invites tho
public to test before purchiisin elsewhere.
Call nnd sec my slock. No charges f..r showinf;.
.H.Ht.N linol).
Suubury, June 11, lSf.2.
NlAillHYrU'tlHMIV.
TITE PL" X BURY ACAPKMY will be opened on
thoyif.if Monday it tt'tt m'nr, 1SH2.
Pupils imtrnotcd iii Luyli.-h Clusaiciil and Muthc
mnticnl branches.
The course is desltrnc.l to pn-piiro f.-r adiiiisi..n
into College or to qualify tor business.
A daily record is kepi of tho iitlendiinee. conduct,
and reeiiniiiuis of escli pupil, an abstract of which
is smit monthly to parents.
TKuMS.
Preparatory I iv isi.m. per quarter,
. ... . . 1 Kinilish (.rale he?,
Mum I'ivismii, j oa..,i .,
M lift
6 (HI
7 Oil
UK! I'.lll.M I S.
Kx-dov. P. ll.H-k. 1 hila b ltihia ; Hon. A Jordan.
Hon. W. L. liewart. S. P. Wolverton, K-iJ , Sun
hurv; Neva. A. (I. Hole, J. (I Kiirev, T. T. Tiln-.
W.V. Lawsuu, Ksii . and br. W. II. Marr, Milieu.
JAML'S a. KONKY. A. M .
Principal.
Snnbnry, July 12, isr,2.
liiiMii'fsuil lo I,-r l (JOfMl 'I'l-ll.
I"1!I0HTA Si'X invite attention to their Stock of
Prime (Ireen and black Tea.
Suubury. Junu l.:i, IHiil.
vim aiim: i iitM i'iie sn.i:!
TlIIK subscribers offer for sub- a fine-Tract of I. ami,
1 in Point township. Northumberland county. Pa.,
part of which is cleared, lfdivided.it will make
two p'od siied farms. There nre uim it a (rood
stone dwelling house, a lojl dwelling; house and other
outbiiil.linjr. a new Hunk Ham, tno good Apple Or
chards, and other fruit'trec
There is a (food sijiht for a Paw-Mill upon it. a saw.
mill which did a good buiiuusj) vtus lately burned
down upon the premises.
Apply soon to
(il'i'liOK CXK AD. rppi-r Ancusta fnwm-hip.
(ir CilAltl.KS PLKASANTS, Suubury, Pa. i
July lit. lsi,2.
lliii'dvture, lI:u liiiM-r , 'I e lianio '
Tools.,
HKXKY OlI.llI'.ItT,
Mail, l Sin 1 1. (f)t.itc (c ('unit Hut !
ll.VIII'.ISIIl nu. P i ,
1 v V. W.V.W iu all kinds uf Iluibh rs and Mannfac-
hirers' Hardware. Iron, Steel, Coil Chain, Hope.-, :
Pulley lllocks, Ac. i
I.issKcn, l'.i iimmi ami M vciiivrnv Oils. I
The l.ubiicatilis Oils are adapte.1 to every variety
of Macliiuery. Also, at uiaiiul'acluters prices, j
AVooii Woiikinu Maciiim iiv . j
viz :-I'lanin;. Sa-h. Morticinji and Sawing Ma
chines. Ac.
MveniMsrs' T.i.it.s. j
v ii : I'l.-uicrs. Lugiiie ami Hand Lathes, 1!. .11 Cutler.-. 1
Ac. Ac. ;
M:e liine lb-lting. ol P.ut.bcr and Leather, vustantly ,
on h.-uid. I
i Herring' I'ire Pro.t Safes Plalfurni Scales. Tin i
Plate. Sheet Iron. lll.K-k Till and Trimmer' Tools. j
I - Piiicliii-crs w ill lind it to their interest to give
j II- a call. j
j llarri-liiirg. March si'.2. j
I Itcmlln- Kiiili-uiul. j
I i ItKAT THINK LINK from the Xorlh and'
I V K .V. nh-West for Philadelphia. Xw Y-rk. Kca-J- i
j ing. Poli.-ville. L.-leiuiiti. Alleittown. Kaston, Ac. j
I Train- leave ll.irrt.-l.urg for l'hila. lelphia. New- I
'York, Kcuding. Pottsville. and all Inlcrnicdiaic !
Sniii.ms. nt x A. M . nnd I lo P. M j
New York Lxpr.-'s leaves llurri.-biirg at 1 25 A M .
i arriving at New York at S 2.i the same morning. i
I fares from llurrisburg : Tn New York S on ; to
j Philadelphia j:f 2' an I S2 70. Miigg.-igc cheeked .
! tliroiigh.
I Lciiiriiing. have New "ork at C A. M . 12 Noon, j
i and S P M. (Pilt-burgh Kx press). Le-uv e Pliiladcl. ;
; phia ul s A Ms and .; l.'i P -M. !
( Sleeping ears in the New York Kxpress Train, i
throuvrh to and fn.in t'Htiburgli without ehaiiL'e.
Pusscngi.-rs by the ( uttawissa Kail Hoad leave Port
! Clinton a( 4.4.'i A. M.. fur l'hila. and all intermcliutc
!....; i ion t ,-. . 01.0...1..1. .i.:.. v
v. .1 .'...' i . i vv ,;.'. .1..;, '' 11
-j r'is ,.avi. lv'iisv illc at V A. M.. and 2.15 P. M .
r... ii.;i...i..i..i.;u v..... -...e- . .l ... iv ;.i l. i
, . 'i .," ,.:,.,.... ,!!,. ....,',..'... i 'r. .1
Pine lirove und with ihe Cattuwissa Hail lloa.l.
.Vnaccoiniuiidalioli li.cngi-r train leuves lo ading
: at ii A. M . and returns from Philadelphia ui 'i P. M .
L -i -1111110 uiwiv c trains run duilv. uuiav
ICipl.-l.
.V SIIII.IIIV
train lcueos Poltsvillo at
ilO A. M..
and l'hila. Ii-lplila at .". I.i P M.
CoiiiiuiilHiiiiu. Mib-age, Season, and lvvur-ion
Tickets, at reduced laics to and from all ioiiiis.
(i. A NICHLIS.
May 17. lsi'.J tii-tieral Supi'riulcielcnt.
JUST RECEIVED ! I
J". Ii. ENGEL
Has ju-l returned from Philadi lphia with a
OF
Spring & Summer Goods.
I'OI- JICIIN Weill'.
Cassiimre, Ve -ling, Italian Cloth.
Coating, Liitcu Check and Coltoiiade
Cloth,
Lint n
Luetic' Wi-iir,
A large ii-s..rtmeiit of Press (lisid.-. Ilia, k nnd
Fancy Silks, Silk Ti-sucs, Fancy Herag.-s, .shallcy.
all Wo.il lielaiics. M.ifiiml.iipic liis-ds at low jirice
."silk Lcvcllas. li lanes, Lawn-., Oinghaius and
Prints. A full line of lri.-h Linen and White liood.-.
Stella border und Fancy Summer Shawls. Silk uial
Luce Mantillas. Ac
Heady Made Clothing,
A good assortment of Hals and Cup-,
A large assortment of Hoots and Miocs,
A full stock of liroccrus. M..la.-.-es and Suar.
Hardware and l'uiliiti Material,
A full stock of IJ.iceu ai.d liliesswarc,
A full .-iH.k of l i.-h. Suit. Oils and liito Lead,
A large stock i f New Wall Paper.
A new slock of Stone und hurllicuvvurc,
And thousand; of articled not enumerated,
fje' All Iho above will be told chcup lor Ca-h !.r
Country Produce.
J. 11 li.NCLI..
Sunhury, May 17, l-'.2
A 1 III 1 U 1 t I'll ! . O I i'l.
"VJOTICK is horehy given that lcUeru of a-liiiihi.-X
traliou having Lci n iinuile-A to tho mlcrili. r,
on thu entiilo of Israel H. liinklehercr, laic ol Little.
Mahonoy 1 . vv ii -li i . , Norlliiiuilieilau.l eouuty, ilc
ccauU. All jairiiontf inUolite-U are riaiiestcd to mako
iiiuiieiliato iayuienl, and thone havinvt claim to .e'
ncut llieut July ulhcuiicalcU tor nliKnu ul.
A. A. lltl.M, Aaui r.
Tre-vorlon, AiigiutS, 1SC2. Ot
: lit Al. iii'i:i lou nai.i:.
rpllIS well known Hotel, liu-atej In Sonl.ury, at Ilia
1 juucliou ot tho Northern Central with (ho riuuhu
rv anil trie Ilailroailii, i uttered at -ivlo ali-.
'I cruie ol rule mil bo niu.l.. e-y l or lurther in
toriualiou. eiirfiiiio ut Ihu ettiv.c.
Auu-l 2, 1H.'
MAYOKS OF THE
Great Cities.
Wo, the unrlor.iifnod Mnyors, hereby eor
tify that tha DruKRiBts, Apotbncarlea, nn1
Phyaiotnrg of our neverol oltioa have ninnod
document of nosuranco to us thnt AY Ell'3
8ARSAPAHLLI1A has been found to bs
ft remedy of (treat excellence, and worthy
tho confidence of the ooinmuniry.
nON. JAMES COOK,
Mayer or LOWELL, MAS 3.
HON. ALBIN BEARD,
Mayor of NASHUA, N. II.
HOIT. E. W. HARKINOTON,
Mnyor of MANCHESTER, K. H.
HON. JOUN" ABBOTT,
Mayor or CONCOr.D, N. II.
HON. A. II. BULLOCK,
Mayor or WORCESTErf, MASS.
HON. NATII'Ii SILSBEE,
Mayor or SALEM, MAGS.
HON. F. W. LINCOLTT, Jr.,
Mayor or BOSTON, MASS.
HON. WM. M. RODTVTArr,
Mayor of PROVIDENCE, P.. I.
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE,
Mayor of NORWICH, CONN.
HON. J. IT. HARRIS,
Mayor of NEW LONDON, CONN.
HON. CHAS. S. KODIER,
Mnyor of MONTREAL, C. E.
HON. D. F. TIEMANN,
Mayor of NEW YORK CITY.
HON. n. 1.1. KINSTREY,
Mayor of HAMILTON, C. W.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor of TORONTO, C. W.
nON. R. M. BISHOP,
Mayor of CINCINNATI, OHIO.
HON. I. H. CRAWFORD,
Mayor of LOUISVILLE, KY.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor or LYONS, IOWA.
HON. JAMES McFEETEFS,
Mayor of BOWMANVILLE, C. W.
nON. JAMES W. NORTH,
Msyor of AUGUSTA, ME.
nON. HENRY COOPER, Jr.,
Mayor of HALLOWELL, ME.
HON. JAMES S. EEEtT,
Mayor of FREDERICTON, N. D.
HON. WILLARD NYE,
Mayor or NEW BEDI'ORD, MASS.
HON. J. ELAISDELL,
Mayor of FALL RIVEH, MASS.
noN. w. n. CRANSTON,
Mnyor of NEWPORT, R. I.
HON. FRED STAnL,
Mayor of GALENA, ILL.
HON. JOHN HODGDEN,
Mayor cf DU3UQUE, IOWA.
HON. THOMAS CRUTCnFIELD.
Mayor of CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
Mayor of TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
HON. R. D. BAUGII,
Mayor of MEMPHIS, TENN.
HON. GERARD STITn,
Mayer cf NEW ORLEANS, LA.
HON. n. D. SCRANTON,
Mayor of ROCHESTER, N. Y.
HON. DE WITT C. GROVE,
Mayor or UTICA, N. Y.
HON. GEO. WILSON,'
Mayor of PITTSBURG, PA.
noN. c. n. Bum,
Mayor of DETROIT, MICH.
HON. nEMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor of MILWAUKIE, WI3.
nON. W. W. VAUGHN,
Mayor cf RACINE, WIS.
nON. A. FARR,
Mayor cf KENOSHA, WIS.
HON. JOHN C. HAINES,
Mayor of CHICAGO, ILL.
HON. M. J. A. nEATn,
Mayor of SELMA, ALA.
HON. A. J. NOBLE,
Mayor of MONTGOMERY, ALA.
HON. W. S. nOLYBAD,
Muyor of COLUil3US, GA.
DON ESPARTERO MANUEL,
Mayor of VHA C.3U3.
DON TIETRE DE CABALLO,
Mayor of MIICO.
DON ESTEPnANIE R0DRIGUE3,
Mayor of HAVANA.
DON ANTONIO ECHEVERA,
Mayor ci' LIMA, PERU.
DON M. G. MILANGNO,
Mayor of VALPARAISO, CHILI.
DON MARO SESQUIPEDALIA,
Mayor of RIO JANEIRO, BRAZIL.
Certify that tho resident Drusgists have
anburoJ thew
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Is an excellent remedy, and worthy the cou
fijence cf tho couuiuuity.
For Spring Dltcaici.
For Purifying the niooil.
For Scrofula or King' Evil.
For Tumor, Vlcers, and Sores.
For F.ruxtlons nnd Plmjilci.
For Uloti-hc, Ulttlns, aud Uoils.
For St. Aiitliony'i Flrr, llosr, or Fry
For Trttt-r or Salt Kheuiii. fcirclu9.
For Scald Head and lllngworiii.
For Cancer nnd aneeioin Sm-et.
For Sore Fj es, Sore Furs, aud Humors.
For Fiuinlr Disease?.
For uir salon und In cgulai iiy .
For S)l!iills or Vent-rial Ul8iae.
For Liver Coinjjlaints.
For Dli.cai.es of the Hera t.
The Mayors cf the chiof eitloa cf tho Uni
ted States, Oanavlas, nnd British Prnvinocs,
Chili, l'cru, Brazil, Mexico, nnd in faut al
most all the cities on this continent, huvo
signed this docuinont, to nssuro their poopli
what rcniodies they may uso with sui'oty and
coufldouco. But cur space will ou!y admit
a portiou of thuta.
Aycr'3 SarsapariUa,
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Ayer's Pilb, nml
Ayor's Agio Curo,
-i'.i:i'.vi;i;o cv
Dr. J. Ajcr A: Co.,
LOWKLL, MASS.,
And told ly DruexlsU every vvheru.
S id l y t'riUiig & eiraut, an! K. A. l i her. i i
tuio'Uiy,
lr li. U. McC y, Xiirlhiiinljcrland.
J. V. CoJoiv, and C Iliovvn, Miltou.
J. ChrL-ninn, Tuibutvillo
Ilcr.-h A Ca., Mt Carmel.
Bcr--airee.-.-r. lvly.-luri.
it's!, Mahonoy.
Weaver A McW illinium. raiuoJ.
'And lielcrs Lveryviheie
Au;-j C lee.' -ly
lT.lLLNU & ('RAM I
AKU HAIM'V T'i AN.Vil:.' i; HIAl l;.v'
auk .vow iii:ci:ivin( an i:mii;i; I
New Stock of Goods!!
MAN V Cl' VVIUi'll ail i:
KEDUCED IN PRICK J
mid nllhoiigii l-iev ailin;; re,. t may induce ihe .
I.icliif that ;
1
DRY GOODS
are a Iv iuu.il,;.'. yd a -ingle vi-it l.j tint ,'ir - i
n - rt .
THE MAMMOTH,!
will convince any candi'l man or vvoniau that. I., the
r-l' ii Hz i: may. yet the ;.r. i-aie-t-.i -: ..1 .i. it io-;itn--.i..ii''
have (lie lUcilitie" IVr luri.i !iin.?
CHEAPER GOODS
e!.:..h tl.e-ewho l.my and ul! Hi l-nr; Ciejit,
n.t. ai; 1 caniivt i .
n ; a:;' i:verytiiisu,
AND AKL' liKTLlLMINIUi T'i
SELL CHEAP Ell
T.I.Y c.i.v im j't:i;cii.iia
UllELlu.
l'KILIN'ii A tiliANT
Hiiiiliiiry. May 17. '2
HOW TO PROMOTE DOMESTIC
HAPPINESS.
Said Mrs. Si.iith ( 'rs Itreivn.
As tio y Wile walking li.ionh the t '.ill.
l.t ve ilu v.m d-. your sliuoi.'i'.j- '
Tle.t dress- von re in. mi Heat an I I'.:!.-,
l,:.t whin I .-ec it. ri;i!ty t.
Looks .-.-itively .-ho.-kii.;,- '
I'm sine y-.ur hu-liand. Mr-' Ui'-un -
ov il.-ii'i l.c anvrry, ih.ui and truwii
I - i...t so rich as mine.
And vet V"ll can all.-ld lo I'll V
,1 i - i. i- a- iii n v 1). "i- More ihati 1 ,
And how. 1 cai.not .11. inc. '
S.-v-s Mr-. Iti-o.vn to Mr-. Sn ill) :
llic rca-ei you 1! l.c st ?ivl l.-.l vuM',
I I i.- s i siini'le. eli" ir
on l.iiv on cr.dit. I ..rea-!.,
1 I.,,,- i'.:: . y..u I. ay 1... Ii,
1 elic.ij.T while y-.u -iiy dear
,.'!' l.c, i' v ii vvuht ,i dr.-- or -haul
A LI. r !..'. . or v. !;..-!.. . M
At 'he M.Vol Sr-lli;.
'i .i y il -ell y..n :' 1-.-" very low
'J hat you will ee.ee to vvmi ler
lie..', lmi.-ii rich vj 1- 1'ic v.ui-.
-My husli.ind. a- Von truly .-..y,
I oi. n-r l'..r. Mi in v ins I.. - !. y,
.'id yet I can I -IV llloic.
! ,..i, i it., li .hdliir "I hi- IV vv
I. ! .iu-t lis a.-o.l t t .v.i.
At ike i .'cat. M.v vivo. ,ii Sr.. iti
s , -d 1 v.:.- M. :tn.;.li
;ih M: lh "iv iv'.- ::i v aritli
litclic. vvliivll vlid colli in c
I he lir.-t. mi 1 .ti iu .l - hcr.y.
sdi h:v l: l .-e.i-e.1 lo I'.llr. Iliic
'I lev M i : ; . i il n , i 'u.vc
Ai.d li. v . v.le n y.-ll cleiln c 10 loci t
II. -r hu-liiind. Suiilli. l.- -n the -Ircct.
At . o-itd the col i.ci i-..i tin.-.
Ills li. -e is lighted vvit'l a .-.n ic,
II - -ti p clil-'i al! 'lie wl.iic
A !' i-.ilit i ni.c hi. ? hiui.lnii.s,'.
I.a-lies. il like cfl'eet y..l,'.l .see
1:. onr iii .tr ...:-t . . 1.' ! v-m n.i I f.e.
I'. i e I, :u i,-. In i r sa .v Iii !oi e.
.Iiisl .Vh IJioivi.'s .r.-s-ri-iioii tiy.
And all your li-i ol lh v ii. . 1 l.uy
Al lhci-ln-.il. M .v m i..l II Mom..
A NEW AND USEFUL ARTICLE.
iialev, Mcu'sa jt uuvDtrg'a
'
t'!li lJvllIilK lot Ills, i-iile,,.
.s.n.i.lc. hcoiioMi -.il. Ioim:' I'1- -.ed I.- li-.t LitU-K to
t ... .ifl. r
T'..- S.-Ii.A.l.!..--ii. CI ol.e- Wi it i- one . ; :!..
n it -t tie... i . lot ol ot lite ui mil' 1. 1 !l v-'l ten ; I i
li.-.'I.!-. I : l.-i- k-ioi. n all 1:1.1 toe l-.c i ': i v It. I il
1,-c. The -i i:: "I clollo- ill I . i -.' 1 1 t l.e V lit
l(. i.e -ti l.m rul l"-r r-il!-. lli-li-iid . l eii-::!ii- i.
...I- I- ill lilU.'.ll.I tO ei.'ll.'ll il. ti v-holt l.ll.C ti
(. v I i ti iii.i.-'.inc
iv.iiv oi-i.- tivvniv llit l the twi ':i t;..i- hi! va.v
, i-o!!ii-. .-Irit'.ihi ' and l.i.-nk-tlK till': l.tit ti.i
l."K o.i:e r. '- ih.'.i - I v el'! t leit a in .i -t; i
tl iioiiI'lv s..:ikid. ".it I - vv tunc:. iwi!-..ui lne.iktn
ii in tin-li-.u-t. end iivvnk: so easily, that n cl.il I
iw.-lve e.iis old . tiiie rule il vviile ul u..u: ii- .1 !
l.al. r d'o.i la t Injure I'm I'-U- till I Il.-I. if o e
.in l.e v. run.; "l'.i "I '" oiler ll itu' I i . i .it In!-1 n
i l.ich i- tl.lt. -t i.c 'I. l-e I'.v 1: l. I
lu.starehiiK. it i- iu..-tl.i.il ! e-i.c-l.-lly ..i, Line
li.l. ... tiih ..- I al'.c- ;s!:tr'- Ac. a it lei.i.n
..: i. ii in Iho c'ot'oe' (..-rleilly cv. ii lii.oi wiii .
l!ie ialu.i -l iJt-d -pliil. or the slnalli ' ' !i. t lul. t
k. ui.ii I, lili. 1 l.i lll c n . i I'-V ho done l.y i.al .l
l t 1. Jit liltclatioll. ill I. - llillll ollcciu'tll llm lill.e
'ihe uiaehi.ic L M -iu.l.l-.- !l:.it it i I'ot llul.lc lo.vi
i.til of it I'.iir.
1 he L-tc.it iu i'lov Cloclil ill ll-i ev.-iy -V.Ty.ill.il
W i.nuin .M.ivhiue yet iuvci.l.-.l. iv it- It-A i.-i-in,:
Mi.uieiTiiciit. ic'udiinti no alteration to uriois a
Uaii'lkeiclllet or lcU tuilt eolk-c.iuvl.:i.v. llic im.-l g
lioiani servant cm odcrale ii
The lililchtuo ii liiadc of woo. I and so arr :l.-.-. 1
llial no iron e-au l.-sil.y i line iu r..ui:i'-l with llic
el. . ilu. tl.civly avoiding ull dau-ci el ii.jury lo the
cl"tlie. I.v iiou ru.-t.
'iliin i-llic inuat.-iiuiileand clTiciivc Cl-.thei W rtiip.
IT Vet il.vlT.Lil 'lh.- I'tir. h.l.-il'- e . l ion.,
two weeks, lied il'll.ey nro net .irtiv:ly -i. l lie-i, 1c
turn them, ai 1 lUcir inoiu y will be refunded
Address L. Iv SMiW, rhiladeli.h.1.
Or II. It Si VTtt. Av,'.-ut ..i- .Noiluui..' i;t:.i:. c
July 4, lriiS
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