ii'jn.i'j.fi'mn' wh ".wiW'iijc iwig mum oinnwn gTfjc jsunftutg American. IT. B. MA.8SER, Editor Proprietor. t-ATlUlLVY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1SG2. B. M. PETTENG1LL & CO., No. S7 THik Row, Now York, mid 6 Stnte Stroot, Button, are our agents for tho ScMDrnT Asieiiica In those cities, and arc authorized to toko Advertise ments and Subscriptions fur tu at our lowest rates. 2" XoJt-PATisc ScBbcnnncns. Wc shall continue to cut off weekly all suliserilura of long sttuxlincr ami doubtful responsibility, who mriko no effort to pay. If their purier is stoppi'il they will know the reason. J-f;'" AS Arl'ltK.NTK'E AV ANTED. A boy about fifteen yenrs of tigo, desiring to learn the printing business, rttn lnivo n good chance by npplying lit this ofllee inmiediatcly. One lVoin town that can board himself, preferred. J.?;-'" Tlie time for drafting lrns ngaiu been postponed to October 10th. A sipuid of the Montour Cavalry came to ISoi'thumbciland on Wednesday, but too late for the Northern Central cars. They came to Simbuiy and took their sup pers, by imitation, with some of our citi zen?, and left in the 10 o'clock train. Vff"A correspondent from Ohio sends us some verses, entitled "All things not what they seem."' Some of the ideas are well Miouuh, but the style and versitication would reiiuire considerable improvement in order to render t'nein lit for publication. Our poetic friend thinks that "The foot in shape is nice and neat," and that "rosy cheeks" are "O, how divine," but adds, very proper ly: Nature not always makes them so, Art tires her hund what sho ouu do. To outstrip nature in her work, Complains maiden, Jew or Turk. Imhc.i.ii l-ou Tuicason. "We have just b en informed that Franklin Weirik, the edi tor of the SdinPirotc Tim,:, had a true, bill found against him for Treason against the government. This is one of the Breckin ridge papers that has reviled the govern ment and discouraged enlistments ever since their favorite was defeated for the Presidency. They vi ill now receive a trai tor's reward. JLiirib'.tr'j 'J!: Tut: follow ieg is the muster roll of the Sunbiu'v Company. These men having promptly responded to the call of the Gov ernor in defence of the Slate, are not the les docrving hi cause their .services were of (diort duration. Among the names will be found many of our most prominent citizens, lawyers, doctors, merchants, coal operators, mechanics, and other-: Sutslt r J?oH. Captain OHAM.ES J. bKCN'ER, 1st Lieutenant A. J.u kson Sti'.oii, yd Lieutenant .T u oii Koitnu.u ii. Jr. 1-t Orderly Sergeant Xnut-i J!. opor il 2d Serjeant ad 4th .1th 1st lid :sd 4th ft!i t.i U Ttli ;li J. 11. Zimmerman, Peter dossier, Joseph Ihigllt, (ieorgu W. Stroh.' J. Wilson Covert, Henry ISucher, (ieorge Ovster, Win.' T. Grant, ' Jacob 15. Master, " Frederiek Rlino, " Henry Millhous, Albert Haas. -John V. liucher. jli-.jr ili'"jime,)t-t')- ). J. 'Wharton. PllIV.VTUS. Washington Harp, Jackson Harp, John Haas, James Hilemaii, Frank John, James Karshner, George Kiolin, William Keeter, O. Kriegbaum, Philip Kecl'er, John Lceser, James Lyon, Ldwtird Lyon, Wui. Logan, Anthony Lent.er, Louis Miller, Charles F. Martin, Thos. McGow. Alexander MtinU, II. Newberry, John Oyster, Henry i'eters, John B. Packer, Julius Kay, Win. Hohrlnich, Lloyd Uohrbacli, Jacob Keun, Levi bcasholt?. Cornelius Smith, s Ernest Btarkloff, Henry J. Strauss, Silas'Wiles, John Weaver, Wm. Youtigiuun, jr., Jacob YouDginau, Geo. Ztttlemoytr, lii'.ip Arrison, . 1!. Boyer, ilntuiis llaldv, en Hell, u-..i Bell, eoige Bloom, 'illiam How en, te Bright, -orge I), lhichi r, i. iiard Ji'.ieher, .ij. liro-ioits, h'vard Boin r. ,!- Keard, Hunter Bayers, ti. M. IJostiai), .iiip Chuk, ICay f. leiiur.t, t.ry ( leuHT.t, M.irtz Covert, i T. Clement, .ml. Helbough, tin 15. Durst', irinati S. Bugle, nry Fcgi ly, r.ge Fulluier, mil.- Fry, via Fisher, liiam Filler, in Gering, mi l Garritiger, .its Grigg, rge Gi'titlier, W. Ilileman, ..b Hendricks, L. Hendricks, r.r.cl 11-irrison, xa.ider Haupt, a. Hattpt, n". Haupt, ub Hoover, through tho camp by tho Inscriptions ou their tents. Among the many we noticed "Sunbury Owls" "Happy Family" "Volun teer Minstrels" "Bull's Head," Ac, Ac. The next day Sunday wns a round of excitement. Companies were constantly arriving and the file and drum innde music rather discordant with the chimes of Church bells which, regardless of the pomp and pageantry of war, were calling the citizeus to the temple of the Prince of Peace. We received marching orders at 12 o'clock nnd at three started for the cars. n tho mean time our regiment was organized of companies from the Susquehanna and Juni ata Valleys. Wc were assigned Co. D., ild Regiment, Pennsylvania Minute Men under command of Colonel Doris. At bix o'clock the train started amid the cheers of thous ands. Wo were headed for Chatnbersburg, and as we passed through Mechauiesburg. Carlisle, and Shippensburg, we received regular ovations. The entire population were out to welcome ua and bid us God speed. We arrived at a camping ground at mid night. The boys called it "Camp Turrit," for remons best known to themselves. We found the people in the vicinity of Cliiini bersburg very much alarmed. Many of them had left their houses in anticipation of the Hebel raid. While in "Camp Turrit," we had the pleasure of seeing Longst reel's train of ammunition together with tw o hundred prisoners pass through. It will be remem bered that they were captured by the Fist Maryland Cavalry. Our brave Pennsylvani aus lined the road and cheered until they were hoarse. The dejected countenances and tattered garments of the prisoners and the grinning contrabands and the exulting cavalry formed a scene long to be remem bered. On Monday morning wc were aroused by Reveille at ii o'clock. After completeing our toilets on a rather modified .system, we drew our lirst government rations. It is worthy of note that this is the only occasion on which we received full rations. In the eve ning we were ordered forward two miles ami encamped in a stubble-field. Early on Tuesday morning, we marched forward to Camp MeClure. in the afternoon, we were joined by our squad of recruits, 21! in num ber. We received them with hearty cheers and welcomed them to our ranche. After drawing rations for the next day crackers and salt meat we turned in for the niirlit. At midiiierht we received orders to march at an hours' notice. The notice did not come till 4 P. M., of Thursday. At th e ! wc entered the curs nominally for Green- castle, but really, for Hager.stown, Md. We , had rare sport with a few of our parly, who j stronniv protested against crossing the state line. " " - As usual, we reached our camping ground at night. It was in the immediate, wcinity; of a Rebel camp, w here, four days before, I sixty thousand Rebels had encamped. The : ground was covrred with cast-oil' cloihing, shoes, hats, and decayed meat. We found j that the Rebels had pursued a conciliatory course paying for what they look until the last day of their stay, when they seized all they could. At noon of this day, the Rebel i crossed the river from Virginia, and. at '. o'clock, wc were sent fonvanl to meet them, i We were cheered through Hugerstoun. and went down the turnpike. When two miles , below Ilugcrstowon, we were, bmutrnt to a halt, and ordered to Laid ' I can never for get the feeling at this moment. The older was unexpected and .startling. We had been told that we were inarching j to a better camping ground, and such was our Lend. But we were not long m doubt. Brigadier General Reynolds rode to our lines and ordered our company to tear dow n a fence and file into a field, telling us that the enemy were in force before, us. It was a moment of awful suspen-e, but, with a few exceptions, every man grasped his musket firmly, and every heart beat quickly but resolutely. Our company w as posted ou a hill on the extreme riht of the left wing of the line of battle the po.-t of honor as also of daiiLcr. We took our position at 5 P. M. ou Friday and retained il during the night. On the morning of Saturday, Gen. Kenly, of Front .Royal fame, took command of our Division. Wc stood in line until about 4 P. M., when, finding that the Robe's would not move forward, wc were ordered to advance and attack them. They were two miles in front of us. Just as we started an alarm was rung on a farm bell in the neighbor hood. The signal was repeated at various points towards the river. It have been preconcerted, for the ' mediately re-crossed the river. Captain Miller's Battery, which was posted to the right of our Brigade, had the pleasure of firing a few loiiuds after them as they tke daddled. We were inarched forward two miles: and again drawn up in line of. battle. Wc remained in this position until I'i o'clock on Sunday. We had thus been in line for forty-jour hours. During this lime we had been alarmed six several times, and hud for rations four crackers during three davs. At this time General McChllan's army occupied the ground in front of us, and our services were, no longer requited. Accordingly at noon we were ordered to "ling knapsacks and fall in." We, darted for Greencastle and marched 17 miles in seven hours. As 20 miles per tliy is considered good time for regulars, we thought our powers of locomo tion good. We. reached Camp at seven o'clock, and went sntiperle-s to blankets. We rested the next day and iu the appears to j Rebels im- ) II. Y. Fkiliso, detail ed on telegraphic duty at Chambtisburg. ikociJlMla.tio orTnuritEi. Wahhinotos, Sept. 39. Tit tub President op tuk United States of Amewca. A PROCLAMATION. I, Abraham Lincoln, President of tho Uni ted States of America, nnd Commander-in-chief of the Army and Navy thereof, do hereby proclaim and declare that hereafter, as heretofore, the war will be prosecuted with the object practically, of restoring the constitutional relation between the United States and each of the States and the peo ple thereof, in which State that relation is or may bo suspended or disturbed. That it is my purpose upon the next meeting of Congress to again recommend the adoption of practical measures tendering pecuniary aid to the free acceptance or rejection of all slave States, so called, the people whereof may not then be in rebellion against the Uni ted' States, and which States may then have voluntarily adopted, or thereafter may vol untarily adopt immediate or gradual abolish ment of slavery within their respective limits ; and that the effort to colonize persons of African descent, with their consent, upon this continent and elsewhere, with the pre viously obtained consent of the governments existing there, will be continued ; that on the first day of January, in the of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three all persons held as slaves within any slate, or designated parts of a state, the people w hereof shall then be iu rebellion against the United States, shall be then, thencefor ward and forever free, and the Executive Government of the United States, including the Military and Naval authority, thereof, will recognize and maintain the freedom of such persons and will do no net or acts to repress such persons or any of them in any egorts they may make for actual freedom ; that the Executive will, cm the first day of January aforesaid, by proclamation designate the states, and partsof states, if any in which the people thereof, respectively, shall then be in rebellion against the United States, and the fact that any stale, or the people thereof, shall on that day be in food faith rcprescted in the Congress of the United Slates by members chosen (hereto at elec tions wherein the majority of the qualified voters of such state shall have participated, shall in the absence of strong couutervaling testimony, be deemed conclusive evidence that such state, and people thereof, are not then iu rebellion against the United States That attention is hereby called to an act of Congress, net to make an additional article of war, approved, March Bi, lS'i'J, which act is in the w ords and tigurefollow ing : lit it eitth'tt.'l h;i I'i. ,S ii'iti mul I'Usc J 1! j r satl'tirt ftiif l'i.itt'1 St,!, ry'vlwer.' 'iii Cuiiiuv-h ('" int'lf, that hereafter the fol lowing shall be promulgated as an addi tional artiele of w ar for the good of thearmy of the U. S., and bhall be observed as such article : All officers or persons in the military or naval service of the United States, are pro hibited from employing anv of the forces under their respective commands for the j purpose of returning fugitives from service j or labor, w ho have i scaped from any person to whom such service or labor be claimed to be due; and any officer, who shall be found guilty by a court martial of violating this article, shall be dismissed from the service. So'tiuii Sti-oiI, And be it further enacted that this act shall take effect from and after its passage. Also to the ninth and tenth sections of an act entitled an act losurprcss insurrection, to punish treason rebellion, to s' te ami confiscate property of relicts, and for other purposes approved .Inly 17th, lfli'J. and which sections arc iu the words and figures following : ! A (,'' iidu. And 1 - it further enacted, I that all -lave of ;ier-ou-. w ho shall hereafter : be engaged in ft belli m against the Govem ! incut of the I nit.ed M ites, or who shall in any way give ant or comtort tliereto, anil captured from such persons and taking re fuge within the lines of the army, ami all slaves captured fan in such persons, or desert ed by them and coining under control of the Government of the United States, and all slaves of such persons found ou or being w ithin any place occupied by rebel forces. and afterwards occupied by the forces of j the United States, shall be deemed captives i of war, and shall be forever free of their servitude and not again held as slaves. Sccti'ii Ttn, And be it further enacted, that, no slaves escaping into any state or territory or the District of Columbia, from any other State shall be delivered up or in any way impeded or hindered from his liber ty except for crime or some ott'eiice agaitust the laws unless the person claiming said fugitive shall lirst make oath that the person to whom the labor or sen ice of such fugi tive is alleged to be kie his lawful owner ami has not borne arms against us in the present rebellion, nor in any way given aid and comfnr thereto. No person engaged iu the military or naval service of the United States, shall uinhr any pretense whatever assume to decide on the validity of the claim of any person to the service or labor of any other person, or surrender up any nuch per son to the claimant, ou pain of being dis missed from the service. And I do hereby enjoin upon, and order till pel sous engaged in the Military and Nu t val service of the United States to observe, . obey and enforce, within their respective I sphere of service, the act and sections above OffEV'S PATENT IMl-ItOVKO BROOM. Tfn? siitrtjribor having purchased tlin H iprtit for Northumberland oounty, offers for salo 1NU1VI I'UAL and TOWNSHIP RIGHTS. This Ilroora In an excellent and durable article and no ensily con ducted that a child can put it torour. Tho entire cost of the Lrooui, material and all, will not excoed ix cents. Ihe H'jrlit and machincrr for the making, costs SI 2j, for an Individunl IUlit. Township Rights will bo nold nt the most rensonnblo rates. Apply at FISHER'S Prne Store, or to THOMAS MoO'JW. July 20, 1802. Snip. r-unbury, Ta. IIlt.lMY IIOL'SE. Comer of State and Third Streets, IlAnmsBCHo, Pa. rpUIS HOt'PE, in consoquonoo of lt conT 'nience 1 and near location to the Capitol, has inuilo it a desirable stopping piano, not only for those having business at the seat of Government, but forj others visiting Hiirrisburg. March 2J, l.2. oo,mm voi.i-.m i.r.its ..vn:i to rm sii thi: ici:iii:i.i.io ! THE same number of persons are also wanted to wcjir the BOOTS and SHOE.', now being iiinna fneturi'd,by the subscriber, of the latest styles and best of material. Having a large stock of material, he will make up to order In tho best workmuulihu manner, all kinds of (aeiitlvnifii Itoot nnd HIiook, I.iuUok' Shoe ami t'.nlCcrs, 'liii!i-rin Slioot), f.,e At short notion. Having several fears' experience ho feels confident of giving generally satiifuwiion to j all who may give him a cull. All work must be pnu! tor before leaving the Eliop when six percent wili be deducted otT ('nil at his Shop nearly opposite the Court House, in Market Sqmiro, and ascertain lu- low prices and examine his stock before purchasing oNcivhero. JOHN" WILVER. Sunbury. .August 9. 1302 Cm Lumber! Iuml-r ! PHILIP PHAY. Muncy, I.yccming county, Ta., TX FORMS his friends and tho public in genernl, that he coustuutly keeps on hand fiourds, IsliingleJ, l.utli. Joists, aud all kinds of Lumber and building inatvriuls. which he will sell at the lowest prices. March 30. lhi'.l asro-w ozPEisr. MAMMOTH FUKNITUIIE WAREHOUSE. SsOS) A. Hll thoknut Slreel, I-Iill'a. (Lat LEW & CO S I)ry Ouod Sicrc I tiro. J. iifvii.s, Formerly 521 Wa'.i.ut .Street Philadelphia. August 30. 1302 2iu i:u:jam 'twtis m: vhsi i i:. NOW IS THE TIME TO FILL YOUR ALU U.MS IN coiwenueiice ef the srareit v of curing''. 1 wills.'ll mv .l.-gatit 1 L.NoOH.VPlfCAKLii: I'I. Vls-ITK 1'ORi'KAIT.S. Mxleen for Olio Dollar. Sent by mail Postage paid. Thf.-ie e-irdes tire best published and are perrnn nent '1 lu-v embrace nil the principal lienerals of the Anuv. 1 e.-i'leut. Cabinet. Ac. Also two ef tht greatest ulliuiis unhung JEFF and UEAL REll AR1. Catalogues sent on application. Kuuiplo copies uciit on receipt of Ten CeA. JOHN DAINTY. Sansoiu St., Philadelphia. September 6. Im!2. GROCERY Si PROVISION STORE 3Iai-lt- Sqtinrr, Nunburj, JOITlSr GOOD, DEALER in all kind" of (ilinCKP.IES. respectful ly iui'irms tho citizens i f Sunbury and vicinity, that he ci.'iist :it;tl v kci-psou 1 1 Hi" 1 a 1 uro ii.--""ltmeut of the best of all kinds of (IKOCEltlES, such as Teas, Cotlee, Sugur, Rico. Svrupi, M'.ll.s-OH. fi.oi:k. Snap. I'nu.iks. Tnbueeu, Scgiiti.-. SlMtJJS, Suit. MEAT.'FISII, aud I'ried Fruit, Cuniied do. Prunes, Spices, Ciinfcctiouaries, Starch, iu fact everything in For tho Sunbury American js: l AiiiMicsii or tuk aa ui ui ii i.vr yt ncna. hinhing that, perhaps, some of jour lers may feel interested in hu account of Minute" Men's campaign aud knowing . the members of company D, have teste.! a hrief record of the incidents ch occurred during our ten days ahsciice l (i'lnbury, 1 have prepared the follow items. We all rememher tho gloom and londcncy which coursed the Old Keystone o on the receipt of the news that our ie commonwealth vas threatened with siim hy tho Rebel hordes under the tnand of the notorious Jackson. The ts of t lie next week the spontaneous sin" of loyal thousands is an occurrence hidi the historian will pause in wonder admiration. The heroic outpouring of ..rave ions of the Old Keystone wlocli ions calls had produced has been duly ui' led. Rut it seems as nothing w hen pared with the devotion mauitested n it was proclaimed that "Old Btono " had threatened our fair fields and tlous cities. i immediate shout went forth that the ttiug steps of rebellion should uever ?rute our firesides. Actuated by this t Fifty Thousand men left their homes families to place themselves, if necessity ired, before an insolent foe. In common other organizations the Sunbury l'en ' were formed and, on Saturday Hep ier lilth left home with seventy-one men r the command of Captain Charles J. ior. We reached llarrisburg in due and marched to Capitol ihll, where, ag the ul'ternoon, we were furnished musket and such other equipments as jovernor could furnish. Later in tho in w e received tents and were quartered nii'ht. Reinz unaccustomed to such wo made little attempt to sleep, but t the time ia rather a lively manner. lyiTS occakion'1 much merriment eveninjr true to our experience were ordered to march. Alter recited; ana ttte executive win in due time remaining awake the ciitne niirut, wc started recommenu inat an citizens 01 ine t nueu at daylight for Hanisburg. The journey j States who shall have remained loyal there occupied' t!ie entire day. On Wednesday ' to throughout the rebellion, shall, upon the wc readied Home ouite urea out nil reaav t resummon 01 tne constitutional relation uc- to "fall iu" again, under Captain Bruner, when summoned by the Drum Major, and called into Hue by mm IJ5r 13 . mm FRILING & GRANT I AtlL' "APPV TO ANNOUNCE TIUT THET ARE NOW RECEIVING A.N ENTILE mm 'i ALL WHO WIS IX to rur.cn am: ft Handsome Goods CATHARTIC PILLS" Kcw Ctock of GoodsIl the tiiuC'.T.v itijo. Ol the hfl qimlity at bolcoalo uml KMnil, consUt in' of iirmi'Iy. i in. Vines. I'itU-lnrh Whi-kt-y, flni lt'nntic I.i'.junrs generally, to whi-h lie lnviu-H the public to teal bet'ure pui-chm-in; tl.-cwhrre. Cull uuJ sec my .stock. No ch:irp'3 fir showing. JUI1X UlOL. Sun)iiry. Juiu- 1 1. st yuw KV "'.irAhKHV. ryUK SVMU nV ACADK.MV will he ojicucJ on iupilji instructfj in l.uiish Cliwsieal ainl Muthc luatioul biunchi'i". 'J'ln cuurtu i.- (Ifsintnl to 1'Top.are fjr ndiuitou intu CulU'f: or to quality for bur-iin f.s. A daily record kojii nt'the attendance, c-mduct, and rt'v-ituiif'iis cf cn-'h uj-il, an itUtraet of wbich jst-ht launthly to j'urwiU. TERMS. Preparatory rivis-ion, jut quarter, ( i , hijiih.'h branched Mum I)tv,Si.,n. lsma ., iturKiitNces. E.-iov. P.-lloek, riii!ii'li-l'hia ; Hon. A. Hun. V. L. Jiewurt. .S. P. M'ulviTti.u. Esn barv; Levi. A. li. IMe, J. l. Kiircv. T. T. Titus. W . C. LiiMsua. Eni . nri'l l'r. W. II Marr. Milton. JAMES II. ItU.NEV. A. M . l'riuciial. Sunbarv. July 12. 1-02. Impoi-Kiiit l I.ov'in of CJool B'eii. T JlUtillTA SOX invite attention to their Stock of 1 0TERATR by their powerful influence on the i interniil riscera to purity the lilood nnd stimu- lute it into healthy action. Thev remove tho 1 obstructions of the stnnim li, bowels, liver, nnd othet orRiins of the body, nnd, by rentorinis their irrefralar action to hcnllh, correct, wherever they exist, such derangement a tiro the first causes of disease. An extensive trinl of their virtues, by Professors, rnysieinns, nnu i auents, lias shown cures of dan- . gerous diseases almost beyond belief, were thev not j substantiated by persons of such exalted position and character as to forbid the suspicion of untruth, j Their certificates are published in my American j Almanac, which the Agents below named are ! pleased to furnish free to nil inquiring. Annexed we (rive Direction for their use in tho ! complaints which they have been found to cure. Foil Costivf.nkss. lake one or two Pills, or i tuch quantity as to gently move the bowels. Cos- j tiveness is frequently the aggravating cause of ' Pilfs, andthe cure of one eonipl.iint is tho cure i of both. No person can feel wi 11 while under a costive habit of body. Hence it should be, as il , can be, promptly relieved. For l)Ybri;P8iA, which is sometimes the c.iue of Vostirrnets, and nlwuys uncomfortable, ti.kc mild ! doses from one to four to utir.iuhitc the stomach j and liver Into healthy action. They will do it, and the heartburt, botiijhunt, nnd tnuihiifn of dyspepsia j will rnpidly disappear. When it has goiic, don't forget whut cured you. lor a Foul Stomach, or Morbid Inaction t.f the ' Bowels, which produces general depression of the spirits and bad health, tube from four to eight Pill at first, and smaller doses afterwards, until activity and strength is restored to the system. FOU KKKVOt'KNKMI, SUK HE VDAl ltn, XAfSRA, Pain in the Stomach, Bur;, or Suit; take from four to eight pills on going to bed. If thev do not oper ate sufficiently, tnkc more the ne:;t day until they do. These complaints will be swept out from the ystem. Don't wear these and their kindred dis orders because your stomach is foul. For Scrpfula. Erymfklar, and all Disemrt of the Skin, take the Pills freely nnd frequently, to licep the bowels open. The eruptions will gener ally soon begin to diminish and disappear. Many dreadful ulcers and sores have been healed up by the purging and purifying effect of these Pills, anil Borne disgusting diseases which seemed to saturate the whole system have completely jichlcd to their influence, leaving the aullerer in perfect health. Patients 1 your duty to society forbids that you should parade yourself around tho world covered with pimples, blotches, ulcers, sores, and all or any of the unclean diseases of the bkin, because your system wants cleansing. ' To pLliiFV the Ili.ooT), they are the bet medi cine ever discovered. They should be taken freely and frequently, and tho impurities which sow tho ! seeds of incurable diseases will be swept out of the system like chair before the wind. Hy this property they do as much good in preventing sicknc ss as by I the remarkable cures which they arc making every where. ' I.ivlii Compiaist, Javsdice, ami a'! Bihuns i Affections arise from some derangement either ! torpidity, congestion, or obstructions of the Liver. ' Torpidity and congestion vitiate the bile and render it unfit for digestion. This is disastrous to the health, and the constitution is froquent'y under mined by no other cause. Indigestion is the symp- torn. Obstruction of the duct which empties ihe I bile into the stomnch causes the bile to overflow ' Into the blood. This produces Jaundice, with a j long and dangerous train of evils. Costivcness, or : alternately costivencss and diarrhrra, prevails. ' F everish, symptoms, languor, low spirits, weariness, ; restlessness, and melancholy, wi.!, f.rnietimes in- j ability to sleep, and sometimes gnat itr w -inesr ; sometimes there is severe pain in the si:! ; ttie sKin : and the white of the eyes become a greenish y cllow ; the stomach acid; the bowels sore to the touch; the whole system irritable, with a tendency to t'crr, i which may turn to bilious fevc-r, bilious t 4io. bilious ', diarriuea, 'dysentery, &c. A medium ibe of three ! or four Pills' taken at night, followed by two or three ! in the morning, nnd repeated a few days, will remove the cause of all these troubles. It is w icked to Miller ; Buch pains when you can cure them fur 'J cents. i Kiiui'Matism.'GoI'T, and ail inlhni'n,'rri '- , vers are rapidly cured by the purifying- effects of , these Pills upon the blood and the stimulus which ' they atl'ord to the vital principle of Life, l or these and all kindred complaints they should be tnkc:i in ! mild di ses, to move the bowels gently, but freely. j As a Dinnpr PlI.L, this is both agr-'oaVc an.! ( Useful. No Pill can be made more plcanint to take, , and certainly none has been made nioie e !'.-. oul t t ' the purpose' for which a dinner pill is c'i.;il"; cit i ritr.i'.MiFi) nv i DR. J. V. AYEIC O., Practical and Analytical Chcmitu, LOWELL, MASS., ! AND SO'LU BY Pold by Friliug A Uratit, and 11. A. I M.'-r hi Sunbury, Dr. It. Ii. McCoy, Northumberland. J. F. CilsIow, and C. lirown, Milton J. Chriemnu, Turbutvillo. llersh A Co., Mt. Carnicl. S. Uergstresscr, Klysbur. W'ieit. Mahonoy. Weaver A McVilliains. Puxinos, And Dealers lively where. August 2, lsC2. ly JUST RECEIVED I ! M A N V OF VMCn Al'.Ii j i i i i and although pruvalling rejiyrti nuay Indue tha ' belief that DRY GOODS are advaucing. jet n singio v itit to tnat "at'.radUw rcb-.'it, THE MAMMOTH, will convince any canJid mnn or womun that, be tho report as it may, yet the propaictors of that ''institu tion'' have the facilities for famishing CI-IEAPER goods which those, nlio buy and Fell on Long Crcdiu not, and cannot po--si.j WE KEEP EVERYTHING, A.M) AUG M'TKHMI.NLD TO SELL CHHAPEEt Ti.tA' f.l.V hi: PVKCHASEU tul.SE- iv iu: in: riULlNii A A. NT T M h Jl A..NJD UAVE A to si:::.icr t'iiivv. WILL l'LXASU CALL XT I'lf-'. ONE PJtlCE STOBK OF 13. V. BRIGHT &. SON Who keep constantly on hand, and are monthly receiving t'r&m New York and Philadelphia, A CHOICE AND CHEAP STOCK' OF ALL KINDS OF GOODS ad. pti .l to the win, Is of every person. Wo invitn the iitlcnti'.n of the Public, and respectfully solicit an cv.'.uhoiiion ufour stock, fceliu assured that wo are prepared to offer GREAT BARGAI Vsi AND now to PKOXOTE HAPPINESS. PC31ESTIC ' 1 1.. .' clivirr. oil Oi I, tl.rou Ji ti e ti.n "-:r -lie; pin ' i neat and hue, riiy litio'J II a jutl returned from Philndelpl Ma it u a s .id Mi ' Sn A tht i were W hcic ih. . Timt on .-- yi-u'r '1 Ji tt w ht n 1 s.'C l.'i'ks p.trititly ,-iiOi-l.li.;;. ' ! "in sure y.'i.r hii.-'cm i. Mr" Pr.'wn N -, ib'-a't be iii 'i-y. p.. iu mil 1'loHLi-- 1- ii"t -o rich a.- nrii-'. And ye; you can utiiir I to buy Ju t iwtce a-' u.'.u-li. t r ivov V.!.a 1, And l.i'iv. 1 ca! m t divine.'1 S.ivs Vir. P.r.'Wii to Mrs. Mnith : , y 'tl',1 he tti.rtie W note. cK-iir .'-''lit. 1 !'! ea-h. LO-. :! '''.I C trt! -ll, .l.ile cut.y .!-r. tm want a tlrf - or ,'. (T !;.'tt-!h-l. call Splendid Inducements wli" dt-ire t" pur 'hi:-.' honest Oiki.W at fair Wc do not i' tl ju-iiii" I iii boic-ting tha we the ,!.-. 't itltlcui.h ' . s'.'te v.i:U . that our -t-wk ia well ."elected, and einbiact s iMiltii-i i..t to be f.uiid clseMbcre. Cur 'u i.ss-'rtii't'Tit coniorisis all kind;' of ; :iue I nil 1 " I lie h is You I i 1 i.u I " licne'cr ' A collar, la- 1:1 uh. thaw I, E0MESTIC g o c r5 $i 1'0 5 t'U 7 00 . Jordan. Sun' THE ORDERLY. I'IOI VH'TOltl AT II UA, MISS. General rrkc'i Forces Eeaiei Juiscncrans. ly General ornciAL repout or oem.eal grant, Icka, Miss., Sept. 20, 1803. To Mujor Gentral llullcck, Gi'tiertil-in-CliiLt': General Rostiicruns, with filunley nnd Hamilton's Divisions of Missouri Cavulry, uttuike'l General Price south of this village, uhout two hours before dark, yesterday, unci hail a sharp light until night 'closed in. General Ord was to the north, with aa armed force of about five thousand men, and had some skirmishing with Rebel pickets. This morn ing tho light was resumed by General Kosencrans, who was nearest to tno town, but it was lotind that tho enemy had iieen evacuating during the nie;ht, going South. Hamilton and Stanley, with tlie cavalry, are in lull pursuit. This will, no doubt, break up the enemy, and possibly lorce them to abandon much ot their artillery. 1 lie loss on either side in killed and wounded is from four to live hundred. Tht enemy's loss in arms, tents, etc., will be larrrp. W is have about two hundred and fifty prisoners. I have reliable information that it was Price's iu tent ion to move over cast of Tennessee. In this he has been thwarted. Among mo enemy a toss are General Little killed and General Whitfield wounded. Itanflot speak too highly of the energy and skill displayed by General Rosencrans in the attack, and of the endu rance of tho troops under him. Gen. Ord's command showed untiring zeal, but the direction taken by the enemy prevented them taking the active part they desired. I'rice's forces was about fifteen thousand. U. 8. GRANT, Major Gtrifral Commandirg. tw een the United States ami their respective states, and the people of that relation tliull have been suspended or deaituled, be com pensated lor till losses by acts ot the tinted Suites, including the loss of slaves. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set mv hand and caused the scat ol the Inited States to be artixed. Dono at the city of Washing this twenty second day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and of the independence of the United States the eighty-seventh. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. By the President, Vm. II. Suwakp, Secretary of State. Prime lire-en and Plack '1'ea. Sunbury. .tunc 1ft, Hi'l. r.v.-cv rutsi IMX'V ri'KSJ JOHN FAIIEIKA, No. 71 S ArchStreet.be. low Kiu'hth, wiuth side, riULAUKhPlllA. Importer and Manu facturer of, and I'eater in all kinds of Fancy j. Kuw, for Ladicn' anil Children1 wear, ivr I di tiro to nay to my jjt fricndu of Sunbury and r.Wthe urrouiidiiiK coun- Hcb that I havo now in 3 atore, oue of the largest i5" and moat beautiful ae- nortmcnis of all kiu'U and qualitie of Fancy Furs, Ladieb' and Childreni' Weur, thut ill lo worn dur ing thi Full and Winter. My Furs were purchast il in Furopa, previous to the rie in Sterling Exchange, and Iho ow I'uty Iuipoeodon all Fur, Imported fcinco tho first of Au- K"r would alto data, that aa my atock lastt, I mill L&T il at prioei pronorlionata to what the goodi cost me ; but. it will bo iinpossible for me to Import aud Manufacture anv mora Purl, aud cll them at tha tamo prioea, owing to tba unsettled ttate of the affair! oi tne Lountry. I i"Kmeiubr the name, nnmher and (tract JOUN FAKKIKA, TIB Arcb etrtet, I'hUidtlphia tf !anbir 13. 183 f no t.ii.i ti;i.i: e tun rose sai.i;: TTllK mlwribers offer for fain a fine Tract of Land. 1 iu Point township. Northumberland county. Pa., part of which is cleared. Il' divided.it w ill make two good fei.cd farnm. There are upon it a pood Honc'ihvcllini; house, a bur dwrllinir house and "ther outbuildiiiK, a new Hank ilarn, two good Apple Ui chiirdu, ana oilier fruit trees There in a mod txehl for a sw-.Mill upon it, a caw- mill which did a good butiucsa was lately buiued down upon the premises. Apply .-oon to Ul.DliOl'. I n.MtAi', 1 1'per Auuusia imvnsuip. LllUiti PLEASANTS, Suubury. Pa. G 'W mm OP Spring & Summer Goods. Cloth, I 'or Moils' Wrsir. Cassiniere, Vesting, Italian I'l'lh. Coaling, Linen Click and Cottonade I.nli'' ciir. Lii i Or IT1AH July 19, LsG2. Ilurdwiirc, Jlncliijiory, .llt'oltuulcw '1'ooIm, HF.NUY liiLULHT, Mc.rltt Street, Opposite the Court Home, ll.utitisDi'iui, Pa., DKAl.EIl In all kinda of Huildera and Manufue turern' llurdw aro, lron,Slecl, Coil Chain, Hopea, Pulley Blocka, &C. Linscep, lii'HNixa iNn Mii'iiiNEnv Oili. Tho Lubricatinif Oila are adapted to every variety of Machinery. Also, at manufacturer price, Wood Woiikino MAcniNKiiv, viz : Planing, Baah, Morticing aud Sawing Ma chine, Ac. Machinists1 Tooi.a, vii rianera, Engine and Hand Lathe, Colt Cuttern, Ac, Ac, Machine Belting, of llubber aud Leather, constantly ou hand. llcrring'a Firo Proof Pafea, Platform Ponies. Tiu Plate, Sheet Iron, lilock Tin and Trimmer' Tools. r- Purchaser will find it tu their interval to give ua a cull. Ilarripburtr, March 29, 1R2. Fancy Silks, .Silk Tissues. Fancy licrafs, Sludlry, all Wool liehiues, Mosauibi'iue Goods at lowpri i tilk Levcllas, llelane-t, Lawns, (iinidianis an 1 Prints. A full line of Irish Linen and While Uo" H fcstt-lltt border and Fancy tuinnier shawls, f-ilk iiu 1 Lace Miuitillas, Ao. Heady Mado Clothing, A good assortment of Hats aud Caps, A large assortment of toots aud Shoe?, A full stock of Groccric, Molasses m. 1 .vic.iir, Hardware aud Building Material, A full stock of (Jueeu and li lass ware, A full stock uf Fifh, Suit, Oils and White Leu 1, A large stuck of New Wall Paper, A new stock of .Stone and F.arthciiware, Aud thousands of article'! not enumerated All the above will bo sold cheap for Cash or At the i iu 'p M.w.Mitrii .-'mm:. They'll -'' U you ,r N ,. '. cry low 'lim't vi, ii wiitt "'..-,' I" w Icr so. llov nr.l.'h l : - li p'.' ls I 've ..ro "Al v hu?bii:id. .'is y.'U truly sti;. , s i V. i - -1 . r. i'i.-i. y,. ui'. i'.--.i.". v . And y t 1 imii buy more, lb'.jl'.t-'c elcil ti 'th.i ol bi- it w 1-. t" !! e. ju. t I:.' g .t.-J as tv.,1. At tilt :'o'tl! .1 '. Mllo'lll s'.i, ..-Kll-fcl vi' - oh-. Smith n!i Mr.-. I'.i .un's n w ari'h uictic. whicli itid enviuce T! c tii-t. hi.tl oi entd mi liur eyeo, 1 sOto l::i-.i'l , i":.-.d to p.ltli'lliit' . J ':c M '. ". '.ol .1 clti'-llice. I All I IH'V, . V. in !l V"ll I'll;'!". '" to Tc.et't Li r ho i' in I. Mi'iiih. ui'ou the street. , Ai.iUhd toe c. .riser C"i:iir.ir. j 11'- t ,ce i. In;htlil W'ilh II unite. I li '.. .-h p , h.-ti. all the while I A j 1' ii-iint Inne lie - !iuiuu,in;z j Ladies, if i!.,. ..flY-ot yon d ?ce la y iir d' nr .-poiiM', w l.i' h you anl he. 1 l'e:', b'l.l.'e. nc -'r sHW bi't.-re. I .1 usl Mis. l;r,,v. ii's 1 re.-cii"ti"n try. j And all yoir list ..I lry if..l buy At the cto'.'ip M.i'M"rii M'or.r. I a" new akd useful" article. HALEY, JIOnSE & HOVUF.:t''il (ii-lf-lI.JiwJns: loIi' tVrlsiai'r iiuj le. LVuKoniicl. l'm-ii'de. mid ii not Liable ti JTl l OUI O! '-'llll'l '1 he S.'if-Ailju-tin t'l.olin V, riiv'i'r. is ono of the J cM'i'titt'st ilnpr-o ''Ho i:1 et li.c liiueieelith eelituiy. find I bus only lobe knowuin.d tin-J. to eoiuj into iTeiieral ; us,.'. The su in ! "1 clot lit -, in plcs-ine; out the water between two rubber rill-, iii'it ml t f wi.nin,; or, ' l i.-tii y;. w ill iiiiiount to euoui'h iu a el.t.i inue, to I pii v fir a machine. j i livery "!' i.- aware, that the twi.-ting or wrim-in: I of el", lit s. st !- he- i n l I l i nks ihe tiore; but this ! I iiuichiue picsM s them so evenly, thut a nuwupapi-r j li.ortoribl v soukeil. cm U' lu'tiiijr, wiilio.it breitkin j it in the lcs-d, and it woik so e:isi!y. that ti ci.ihl Iwt lve vein's old eitnopevi.to ii wiih"'it ir"ii'ile 11,. t 1 water tloes not injure the rolls, and wooben foods' can be wi'inij! out ol boilun; water to pievei.t fuiliug, j which cannt'l be thine t.y Land. I UOTIONi. OI.l'WS M H'-'sIiiLV, WHITE (tl'it'l'S IN VAKIF.1Y, C'-hJTS AS'1 Sll'.'FS HATS AND CAPS HARI'WAltr. AND til'EENSWAKE, liflOCEItlErt AND iSLAi'SW.tRE. PAINTS, OILM AND VARNI.SHE.-'. IDIlTjaS As CHEMICALS, co.ciiM.iKi:i:s saddlex goqd "Il'INDOW SHAPES. A very ftno end cheap V assortment, just received by Kuilroad from New York, at the Mammoth btore of Frilinu A ilrant. We have ulno lor salo 8. S. Puiniiin A Co.'s celebra ted Patonl Pendulum Curtain i liturca. fsunbury, March 2, Wi'l- Atliiiiiilhlrator'si ."olli-c. NOTICE is hereby given that lutter of adinlnis. tration baying boon granted tu Ihe subscriber, ou the estate of Albert Titsworth. late of hhamokin township, Northumberland counly, deceased. All persons indebted are requested to make immediate fiaymunt, aud those having claims to present them or sunk went.' ISAAC TITSW0FT1I, Ada'r PhimoaiJi tr i Aojust 30, lttJ t Couutry Produce. Sunbury, May 17, 18C2. J. II. EN CEL. SI u ii u I ii I ii r '! of miosis- M Hrr. COWDEN Si WILCOX. HAHRIBBUKQ, 1?-A.. riAHK rilone Ware now made at thin establishment X ib equal to any made in this country. Every va riety of article usually made, alw ays ou bund, llarrlobury, May S, 1862. i i: i'MAi iis.n:i. roic nai.i:. THIS well known Hotel, located in Sunbury. at the juneliou of the Northern Central with ihe Cunbu ry and trie Hailroatls, is uttered at private sale Terms of sale will bo made easy For further in formation, enuuire at ihls-ofhoe August J. lrV In Star.-hini;. it is im aluid le. e:peci!..!y tu larce articles, se ll us Laities' HiirH. Ac, us it Laves the "tar.'h in the elotlies j.. rlf'tl.v e.iu. It will wrin ti'ti liuycst bed ipiilt. or the snuillt-t locket Inuid- ' kwchiel, . trier llmu can pof-ibty bo done l,y hand, j f i'lio.t alter. itioii, inlets than uiic-cic,ih the time The iiiai liine is so simple thai it is not liable to sret : out of repair. The creel improvement in thi. evtry every ether riiuin Machine ye' invented, i. in .Self-Adjust- I in;r uirani-'cmeiit. retuiiiii.' no alteraiiiuv to wring a luindkerchief "1' bed iiiiilt coi.scjiieiitly, iho ii.es; ij;- , ii'Miint servant can otlerate it. i The uiachiuo is made of wood, and so arranged, thut no iron can possibly come in contact wilh tlie j clothes, thereby aioiding ull danger of injury to the clothe, by iron rust. This is the most imploand effective Clothes Wring, or yet invented. Those purchasing can tis them I two w eeks, and if they are lint perfectly satisfied, re turn tin and their money will be rcfundc'l, Addn-M L. E. feNoW, Philudclpha, ! Or H. b. MAStLll, Agent tor Noithuuibciluud eo ' July 6, lHtii. t SI'AI.DINU' Prepared lllue aud Shelley's Mu ciUire. iriee per Ixiltle and bi Ush, o cenis. ( Cordial Elixir of Culisaya Bark and ilcurine. IW removing grease, tor sale at lbs vtuc vt i'is Juilei 1 Armerieaa ttluE F1XD1XUS. Bar Irou, Cteel and Nails, )-lSlU- SHADES GRIXPTOXE9, ti. E. Y. BlllGIIT i SON. kantiiiy Mt 17 l.t.'
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