3Tfje Sunbuvjj American.
II. B. MA8SER, Editor & Proprietor.
Kt .AIII KV, IA.
VTURDAY7NO'VE5inEU 22,
B. M. PETTENOILL A CO.,
No. 37 Turk Row, Now York, and 6 State Street,
Boston, aro our agents for the Si'SBiur America
lu those cities, and are authorized to tako Advcrtiso
rnouts and Subeoriptlous for us at our lowest rates.
p. .i.-ii. .. ..... ,...,. in
tlF" The Wyoming Cnnal is doing a good
business. The coal dealers nro advancing
the prices of coal, some of them charging
5,25 per ton.
tW The Lehigh Navigation Company
has advanced the price of coal at Munch
Chunk, to 4,25 from 2,25 last spring, and
it is said another month of navigation on
the cnnal will have cleared enough to pay
all tlio damages by the freshet of last Juno.
jitf" The Honesdalc Democrat reports the
employment of seven hundred men in the
new railroad of the Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany to connect with the Erie railroad.
The Pennsylvania lion Co. of Dan
ville, paid $5,rj21 00 National Tax for the
tnOndi of October. At this rate, their tax
will amount to nearly 25,000 00 per year
a considerable item from one establishment
alone.
f Zri?" Jin. Li wis Davis proposes to lecture
:it the Smibury Academy this (Friday) eve
ning on the subject of Babylon, with dia
grams and paintings, illustrating his sub
ject. Admittance, 10 cents.
-;,'" Ci itiNo Hams. As the season for
l uring meat is close at hand, wc publish
again the follow ing receipt for curing meat
Ironi the Ctcrmantown Telegraph, an excel
lent agricultural and family paper. We
have used a receipt almost similar, for many
yc.irs, and may here remark that hams
cured in this way are worth, in market
froin three to four cents per pound more
than those cured by salt only. Salt alone
has a tendency to harden hams, and render
them, if too much salted, not only innutri
tions, but indigestible. Sugar it should be
remembered, has preservative qualities as
well as salt and while it keeps the ham moist
and -.eft. ai Is materially in preserving it
favor, vhMi hard salting invariably im
1 airs;
I'l l! IIWKII'T KOH CVrtlNO MKAT.
To one gallon of water,
Take 1J lbs. of salt,
Jib. of sugar,
i oz. of saltpetre,
J oz. of potash,
Pi this r..li" the pickle to be increased to
any iitiantity .le-ircd. Let these be boiled
together, i':. lil all the dirt from the sugar
i i s i the top i-ud is skimmed off. Then
Miphv it into a tub to cool, ami when coU,
pour it over your beef or pork, to remain the
us-ia! time, say four or five weeks. The
meat must be well covered with pickle, and
should not be put down for at least two
days after killing, during which time it
should be slightly sprinkled with powdered
s.dipctrc, which removes all the sut face blood
A .-., having the meat fresh and clean.
Some omit boiling the pickle, and find it I
to an-wcr well; though the operation of'
t.oi!'.ig pitriiir the pickle by throwing offl
i he dirt always to be found in salt and I
-agar. " j
if this rt ipt is properly tried, it will
never be abandoned. There is none that sur-pa.-i.ic-s
it, if .,(., g.iod.
i" .'lDi:i:. We published a short time
since a receipt for curing cider with the
- ilphiii lime, the result of our own ob-.rvatiosi-.
iVilups we should l ave stated
hat where the rider is apparently clear, and
t loo aei
I, a less quantity than a quarter !
if an ounce to the gallon should be used, ns -
he sulphite of lime combines with the I
,. ,. , , ,
:,,!.,- add o! ,, cder, and too much of the ,
;::rl.- might render the ri.icr somewhat I
l or insipnl. c have prepared the best I
lu ever h id with half the above quantity.
ll thai i- u anted is just enough to arrest
.niienta'.iou, -louie cider retiuiriaj more
han others where it is very ai id, thiek and
i.iddy. Tlie ohjeet is to clarify the eider,
i'h'ieh ' -aiiiiot be done until ferinentalion
i',ei i, or i.i aries'ed, so thnt it e-in settle, i
line lM-rsotis esc lime, mustard seed, and ,
sin s, 1'iid freiiiieiitly ruin their cider hy
-hi;, too liiiu li. The iroiertieit of th(e !
v a!! oiiil'iiie.l in the eh-tnentg of the
'IKUlc of lii.'.e.
IU' ihe report of the Milton Female
ihle iSoi iety uienrs in the Miftouiiin, iitm
li icli Ne take the following extract:
"Our Society employed the liev. Mr. Ken
dy to c.jilote the county last fcunitner a
nr. or a- much of it as our funds would
slify. He commenced his labors the first
jitciiihor. ISill, and succeeilfd so well that
i continued him in our employ until the
v,t of April. 1 s2, a period of seven months
e explored the following townships:
ubut, Chillisipiaquc, l'ointt ltush, Upper
loita, Shaniokin,. TrcvorWgi hnd Elys
rg. I'oint township was visited under
e direction of the Northumberland Female
ble Society, and the results reported to
it society. Cameron and Turbut wore
o partly visited, and thu town and vil
res : Milton, iVatsontown, Turbutville,
ainokiu, Tievortou and Elysburg. He.
nuts the largest number of destitute was
ind iu ShaiiKikia township, and in tho
.vn of Shamokin.
"In Trevorton there are a number of ro
ll families, all of whom are destitute of
! Hi hie. They requested Catholic Bibles
the Polish language; but as these cost
73 each, they are too expensive for gra
tou distribution, and theso poor Poles
' still destitute of the Biblo. In Mnhanoy
ley, Cameron township, the people are ail
rmans, and very much behiud tho age.
cy rejected tho free schools, and iu l)e
lber lost had no school at all. A num-
of tho bibles and testaments were given
in. in itusii, Miamokin and Upper Au
da, a number of families were found
titutc and supplied.
Number of families visited bv Mr. Ken-
y iv.iu. yn these OS were round witu
tho Hible, of whom 48 were supplied.
inber of Hible given to the poor, 16 ;
led at 5,50. Hibles and testaments sold
the amount of 8,23. Alter deducting
Kennedy's salary and other expenses
irred during his agency, he paid to our
usurer the sum of $140,41, collected by
i Ironi sales of bible and contributions.
The oHIcers for next year arp a follows ;
sident, Mrs. Wutson ; Vice President,
. Wiley; Treasurer, Mrs. Wilson; Seere
, Mrs. Dole ; Mis E. Eawson, Mrs. Fry
, Sirs. Masteller, Miss U. t'orruy, Miss
y Hhoads, Mrs. Huinun, Mrs. Titus,
i Ililkcr, aud Mrs. Iiavls, Managers."
i.h.l in aro naked for Ihe nmaiodrr of th
i I 'M Treasury oota. IhirUoo and a half oulli'.u
, in li- huDi-o lot leirul taud'r uoti-a
Aiicmiisiiop nruiir.s
xiii: WAK.
A I.rllcr to Ncrrolnry Srwnnl,
New Your, Nov. 1, 1802.
Mr Dkaii Govkrnoh : It is now moro
than twenty-three years since I had the
pleasure of being introduced to you on the
railroad train between Albany and Utica.
Opportunities for cultivating more intimate
ly that first acquaintance have been few and
far between. Ht ill, as a personal friend, and
from what they commonly call politics, I
have always recognized you in my own
mind, as a true, unlliuching man, of upright
principle.
As lor myself, I cannot say that I ever
belonged to any political party, and yet,
since my return from Europe, certain nomi
nally Catholic papers have written ue down
as a politician. Much allowance must be
made for such writers. They assume that
my going to Europe was for a political, and
not a National purpose ; In fact, they seem,
or chooso to appear, as incompetent to dis
tinguish between what is vulgarly called a
politician and a patriot. Of the two, I
would prefer to be considered a patriot
rather than a politician. Before the outbreak
of this melancholy civil war, it is known to
you, my dear Governor, that 1 foresaw the
coming calamity. I wrote to distinguished
persons in the South, praying and beseeching
that they should exercise their influence for
the perpetuation of pence, or rather against
the disruption of the Union. In my own
sphere in New York I left nothing undone
to soothe bitter prejudice, especially on the
part of Abolitionists, with a view, and even
in hope, that the domestic strife which has
since overtaken us, might be arrested and
turned aside.
It is just one year and eight days since it
was desired by a telegraphic communication
that I should visit the City of Washington
on public bu.-iiiicss. I obeyed the summons.
I spoke my mind freely. ' It was thought
that, in the perils of the nation, at that time,
I could be useful in promoting the interests
of the Commonwealth and of humanity if I
would consent to go to Europe and excrsise
whatever little influence 1 might possess in
preventing France and England from inter
nii'il I'ing in our sad quarrel.
! It has. no doubt escaped your memory
; that, during the fourteen or fifteen hours
i which 1 spent in Washington, I declined the !
; acceptance of what would be to persons not j
' of my rank a great honor. I did not nbso- j
lutely refuse before deriding, but 1 wished
to consult one or two persons very mar and j
I dear to me in New York. Finally, and at i
; the very last hour, there was a word uttered .
to me. not by any special member of the '
i C abinet to which you belong, but by the
i authority which it possesses, to the ell'eel I
' that my acting as had been suggested was a
! personal request, and would be considered :
as a personal favor. 1 three minutes I drci- :
ded that, without consulting nnvhodv, 1 '
should embark as a volunteer to accomplish ;
w hat might be possible on the other side of i
the Atlantic in favor of the country to w hich '
1 belong.
What occurred on the other side I think j
it would be, at present, improper for me to i
make public. 1 am not certain that any '
w ord, or act, or inlluenee of mine has had j
the slightest effect in preventing either Eng- !
land or France from plunging into tin- I
unhappy di i.sio:; that have threatened the
L'nion of t!uo cistt prosperous States. On
the other hand, 1 in.iv s.iy Uiat no day no
hour even was spent in Europe in which
I did not. according to oportunitv. labor !
for peace between Europe and America. So
far that peace lias nut been disturbed. lint
let America be prepared. There is no love
for the United .States on the other side of
the water, (icncraiiy . -.peaking, on the other
side of the Atlantic, the United States arc
ignored, if not despised ; treated in conver
sation 'i. the s: ine co.itemHuons language
as we might employ toward the inhabitants
of the Sandwich Islands, or Washington
Territory, or Vancouver's Inland, or the set
tlement of the Hcd Hiver, or of Mil- Hudson
Hay Territory.
This may be considered very unpolished,
almo.-t unchristian, language proceeding
from the pen of a Catholic Archbi.-hop.
Hut, my dear Governor, it is unquestionably
true, and 1 am sorry that it is so. If you, in
Washington, are not able to defend your
selves in case of need. 1 do no see where or
from what source you can expect friendship
or protection. Since iny return, 1 made a
iutl, of t-l"'li;'r ".Ulrt!.s.-r to my peoi-io, hut
for them exclusively, m St. Patrick's Cathe-
llra, ,IlU. p, u , S(.rm()n ,mt
a discourse, and even a war blast, in favor
ol liioort-spilling. .Nothing ot that kind
could be warreuted bv a knowledge of mv
natural temperament or of my ei-elesi.istn-nl
training, l-'roni the slight correspond ,-ni e
between us, you can bear me witne.-s tlnu 1
pleaded ill every direction for the preserva
tion of peace, so loug as the slightest hope
of its preservation remained. When all
hope of this kind had passed away, I was
for a vigorous prosecution of our melaueholv
war. so that one side or the other should
find itself in the usecndeiiev.
S'iuul 'IV s of
Ii.i I'ltipinlijhl
charijLil lit tfm
tho I'liHWiIc 4uii.
Siii"t:ia The d'tiil 7A's-Tui-i-tt
itithov.t Hiif'kf i'C
I
The new iron-c'.ad Passaic went on a trip
yesterday for the purpose of testlW the
operation of the fifteen -im -li gun insMof,
the turret. Mnu of scientific knowledge,
military and naval olliccrs, had confideiuly
asserted that it would be impossible to tire
a gun so large with a full charge inside of a
turret without either killing the gun' crew
outright or disabling them after a few
rounds. Many said .that the. English had
tried heavy guns, but were "diged to give
up their use, as they were not able to work
them. Hut the results of yesterday have
convinced the most skeptical of those who
witnessed the experiment, of the feasibility,
aud even caused these same men to be tlie
most enthusiastic in their expressions of
delight and istonishment ut the success of
the experiment.
Tho Pussaic left tho wharf at the foot of
Thirteenth street, between ten and eleven
o'clock in the morning, and steamed up the
North river against a strong ebb tide and a
heavy northerly wind. Her speed, from the
start, averaged over seven knots through tho
water, and her ciuv making only lifty-eight
turns, which is twenty-two less than she has
the power to give. Hut, the boilers foam
ing, it was not deemed advisable to drive
her to her maximum speed, tlio trial being
more for tho gun thitn, .the. Vessel. Her
speed was rcuiarked.-By all on board aitiuy
thinking she was going faster than she
really was; but the log gave the true fig
ures.
On arriviufr at a point opposite Fort
Washington the Passaic was headed in to
wards the western shore of the river, under
tlie towering clills ot the Palisades, when
selecting au uninhabited soot, it was deter
milled to see tho effect against the rocky
bulwarks ol the noble Hudson. The steamer
was stopped, and the U5-inch gun was loaded
with twenty pounds of powder and a hollow
shot. After the gun was run out to the siilo
ot tho turrut, and all was ready, it was tired,
the bull ricocheting along the water a few
times, then striking the rocks, causini; them
to fly like so uiucb chaff, followed by a ter
rible echo, which in its force resembled the
explosion of a nowder-mill. The noisn nut.
sldt) pf the turret was terriblo, while iusido
there was no concussion of any account, and
the noise did not exceed that which would
have been produced by the firing of an
ordiuary pistol.
Kkoonii Fihino.- The second time the
gun was loaded with thirty five pounds of
powder mid hollow shot. It was fired,
recoiling three feet ten inchcn, producing no
unpleasant concussion, and, as before, there
was scarcely any smoke In the turret.
Several of tho spectators, who wero in the
turret at tho Jlrsil firing, wero outside, this
time, to sec tue working of tho shot which
had been spoken of by those who were
outside at the time, but tho noise outside
was so unpleasant that they preferred to be
inside the next time tho gun Was fired, and
accordingly they went in anil remained there
through tho balance of tho firing.
Tinnn Fir.rNU. Tho third time tho gun
was fired It was charged with thirty-five
pounds of powder and a hollow shot. The
recoil was only two feet eight inches. The
same results were obtained w ithout trouble ;
in fact, it was much pleasant cr inside than
outside of the turret. No noise was percep
tible tending to discomfort either on the
berth deck or in the engine-room.
Foi ian FiniNo. The fourth mid last
time the gun was fired it was charged with
thirty-five pounds of powder und a solid
shot, the first one fired from a gun of this
size with n full ncrvicc charge. The result
was precisely the same, the recoil being only
two feet eight inches, and no smoke or noise
in the turret.
Thus ended the experiment with the gun,
which in every respect was satisfactory.
Wc refrain from giving our foreign friends
or the rebels the slightest clue as to how
this matter has been accomplished; but
sulliec it to say that it is the plan of Captain
Ericsson, and it now is believed to be as
near perfect ns anything mortal man can
make A. Y. KerM, t!t hint.
...
There wos tolerably good sleighing at
Ottawa, Canada, last week.
4MH oif JAY Y'OO li I :.
SUISCIUPTION AUK NT
At JAY COOKE & CO., Bankers,
Jit Si'l'TH third stki'lt.
Philadelphia, N..V. 1. is.l?
Thr undiT-nirned. having been nii-uiuted Suhscrit'-
tioti Acji-nl Ijy tin- Secretary of the Treasury, is now
prepared to furnish, lit unco, the
NKW TWENTY VII All 0 VIM CENT liOXIiS.
of the t'llilC'l .StHtc.-i, dcsioillltcd . ItS-iVivo TwClltiei."
rtt'etntil'iH nt ('Ii'-.iire ef iliii (invrnmor:!. nt'ter
live y.-:1:-. nint iuitt...rii"l ley Act ol' 1 '"nrr-s. nji.
jivove.l tVl.rnnry L'.. 1nV'.
Tin- t'mq.on lien-Is are issued in funis of S'.O, $100
S.'-nO. $ 1 0110.
Tin- It.v-'i-t'-r Ittiiul.s iu- Mima of $.'0, $100, J.'.tiO.
I nt-ret Jit six per
from date of 'UI-i.'Iiii.-
. p.-r iinr.iin. v- ill cyiiiiii n.-c
id in
I'AYAId.f; IN (i
"J.I,
M-ini-.Mir.iifiuy. w ln-.li i- ennui, nt tho rrr-.-M l
. nt tho rro?.-,t
luiiiin on K'ii.i. lo !0m! ia-iii ).. r eenl. r milium.
l'linm-rs. Mer.-li.-uit.-, Mn-leini.-. Caeitiili.-:.. , met
nil wlio liiiVi- liny money 1,. iio i-i. lKuM know mi. I
r.-inelnla-r tl.ul liiei-e- iloti.K nit- in etv,,., n first
.Moriiii- li ).. .11 nil loiiliomls. ('mails. Ilnnk Sloe I,!
mid S.-i-ui itii-s. mid I l;o iiiaia n--- j.n.diic: of nil t!.,-Miinufiii-leivf.
A -. . .. in I'm- country ; mid lii.-u tin
full met iiiii.i- I'lovi-ion niinle for inr payment of
llio interest mid li'iiidali. n of n in. ii.i.l. (,y ' ' 'osi ..
J 'ut ie. l:.ui.t- Slmii iiu.l Internal licuaiue, 5iTc.i
lo make these ISoiuU lllc
llcst. M i.-t AMiituLIr mid Mom IV; ular Ii.vcttnit-nt
in the .Mail..-I.
Siil.-i-ripti..i;s re.-, ive 1 nt PA 11 in I.ncul T--U lcr
Notes, or i. oli ii mi.l clu . ks of l.in.k nt nr nt I'liiln
dil.liin. ."-ul.-ii-ril.eis l.y imiil will n c. iv pioiuj't
iillcntion. und very fn.-iliiy m, I f-x.li.nntioii w ill
lie llllorMea en ti . . ic' ;t 1 1-ill .-it tins ctlice.
A full ii.iy of Heads will be kept on linnd Cr
inimediiile delivery.
JAY rOoKl". Suhjcrii tion Airi-nt
8. isfi2.;i,
Nov.
Ailiniiiis.1 ru(urN li-i-.
N
TOTK'K i hrrehv piven thnt letters of minimis
trillion hnvuic lieen frrnnted to tho siileeribor
on tiic esiulo ot l.-n-ioS. lHiiikleberi r. bite of Lower
Auirui-tn toiMi-iup. NorthiuiiLcrlnud county. Pa., ,le-
eensed. All person- indebted to said estiite lire re
quested to iiiiike immediate pnynient, nn I those hav
ing ch.ilns. lo pres.-nt the s-a,e f..r s.-ttb-iiient
AKA.M S. KK.NX. Adui r
Lower Auusfn tp.. Nov. . lsoj. tit
''
Al
1 SI '. II K li Y AlU'.tJIi .
,r MV. St Nlll KY At'Al'LM Y will b oneni d
L lltv fiisi Mondny of .Vovcn.ber, 102.
Tl ITIUN-PLU (Jl'AIlTKK.
Juveriilii scholars.
Kulili brunches.
Sciences nud higher .Mathematics,
Languages,
a bo
4 I'll
en
fi on
M. Ill I ''ll' KS.
iincipal.
Sunburv. Nov. 1.
Auditor "Nolii-,-.
K-itnto of Ahsn'.oin e'onrnd. de(.cii.-i -1.
The undersigned, appointed nu liior to audit ihe
ex
ptlons lileil to Uie account oi llciii v I. .hii.e,
t-xeculor Ac. of Absolom f.niriel. deeen.cd ; mid lo
re.ilnle (ho said tt.-cninit. will nn-ol all parlies inter
ested therein, ut hi- elh.-ein the lloioii.-,!i of Sunbury,
l'a.. on Wediiei-dav ihe i.nli dav of i.Mobi r. iiist.,
(IbOi'.J ill V o'clock' A M
SAM I HI. J. PACKLK. Auditor
Suuburv. Oct. II. ISC.-.'
'B'o 4'niiiii! i !t i'k.
T
!IE A lv.-rliser. hnviiii; been r stored to herilth
in II few ni-lk. 1'V 11 Very .-illil le Ti Ine.-tV. Illier
it in S'ifl.-re I sc end yeinti w ii'n u siierel.iei; m
j fcctlon. mai ihut ilread iliee. t'on-iiiiijii.oii i.-m,-J
ioUS to Uiakc kl.-IWU to Li-I !' lil.W -CUllcla. tile UieuliS
I ol cure.
I Tolillw'i.i de-ire il. be will ,elid ll copy of the
prescription used (In-e of ciiaif,e. w idi the dircctioi.s
: lor preparim; nud u-ilii; I In-sniite. which they will
! fuel it Srni: I'riti; Ibr I'-.ssi iii-iihn Asruii.i.'llia'S
. iiuri"-. ,le. 'Ihe only obje.-t of the Adv.riis. r in
! seudilij; Hie Prescription i.- lo hi neflt the nlllicled.niid
'. spread inlV.i ninth. u whieli he conceives lo be invalua-
ble, and he boj.es e cry sullcrrr will liy bis ri-lnedy.
j ns it will ce.-i them licithliji;, and iniiv prove u ble.-.-.-
prov c
Parties wi-hiu,; Ihe
dres Ki V .
Nov. 1 . 1M,2. "iu
pri'v-ription will please, ad
LTlWAUl) A. WILSON,
Williamsburg.
Kinu-s County, New Ymk.
IIEIMSTREET'S
Inimlliilili' Hair ICextoriili ve.
IT IS NOT A DYK,
But restore" i;ray hair to its original color, by supply.
IliZ ine ciiLUllarv I u lied with natural sustenance, im
paired by ao or dn-eas. All instniitmu-oiis dves are '
comiMMied of lunar caustie. destroying tho viinli:y
anil lienuiy of tlio hair, and aflord of themselves no
dresrin. lleiinstre-el'a Inimitable Coloring uol only
restores, hnij to its ualurul color by un easy process.
uui gives uie nair a
1.1XI HIANT IIE.U TV.
promotes its growth, nreveiila its fnllimr off. eradi
cate!! daudriiti. and imparts health and nltuoiaiit uesa
to the bend. It has stood tho lest of lime, bitnu the
original Hair Coloring, and is constantly incrcai-ini;
in invnr. Lseii iy lioiageutleuien and Indies. His
Hold by all respectable dealers, or can bo procured
by them of tho commercial agenl, 1). 8. UAUNL'S,
202 ilroudway, N. V. Xwoauis. iU cents und $1.
Uotobor 2i, lsf.2.
.liiiinUli-iilurH .oll-e.
"TOTI('E is hereby given that letters of adiuinis
i Iralion having been grained lo the suhsorihar.
ou the estate of Doctor S. S. Smith, Into of Shaiuokiu
township, Northumberland county, dcceiuied. All
jivrBoua luueoieii uro reiue!iieu u uiaao luiuieilialu
payment, aud those having claims tu present them
fur oukuicnt.
FARNSWOm if RI:F.D, Adoi'r.
Phamokia twp., October 20, 1S62. lit
BNYDER BROTIIEH8,
FOUiNDKHS&MACIIIMSTS
WILLIAMSl'UKT, 1'F.NNA.
MisiricTt Hi-iis op
Iron nd II rasa Castings, Stcmn Euginea. Mill Ocar
ins; and Muehiucry in general. Cciuctry Kuilicg
and Architectural Iron Work.
W llliamsis.rt, October 2i, 1S02 5t
S-T-1860-X.
Itruke's I'luiitatluu llillcrK.
They purify, slronglhen, sad luvlgorate.
They oroate a healthy anoctilo.
1 bey ara au anlidole to eliango of water ami diet
They overoonmeflueUiofdi.niiiatiou and lale hours
1 hey sireiiRlhaii thesystuui ami euliveu lbs miud
They prevent miaamalic and iuturiniltent levers.
They purify the breath and acidity ol the stomach
j ney cure uyspcnaia and tonsil pallou
They cure Diarrhea, Chobwa, aud Cholera Mor
bus.
Tby cure Liver Complaint anil Nervous Head
aehe.
They are the best Bitters in the wool.l. They make
the weak in an stroug, aud are exhausted nature's
groat restorer. They are made of pure St. Croix
Hum, llieoelubratttd Calisaya Dark, roots aud herbs,
and are takou with the pleasure of a beverage, with
out regard to age or time of day. Particularly re.
eumuisadbd lo delicate persona requiring a gentle
stimulant. Bold by all (tracers, Druggists. Hotels
sua raionas. I. 11. flflAat to., ?!i Uioudwsy
V V 1.
i vw. m .
lobor V, lJ02
I'.ti.i. ti wi.vrrn m u:4 or
MILLINERY GOODS!!
Miss M. L. Oussler,
1'awn iSrrcrf, two tfoors fiouth of thn Shumvlin
Yallty iV J'ottfitr HailroitJ,
f-iNr,t:nv, pa ,
HAS JihI reoolvc.l from ThiMelpliin, nnd nponrd
at lior utore, a Urim and splendid aortinenl ef
tho most fuhionnhlo and lntert ti'ytn ef
Bonnets, Ilats, Shakers. Trimmings.&c
which slio Is selling nt tlin must ri-nsoiinlile prices.
LAMK3' DHKSS CAP.S. tn which she directs tho
attention of tho Indies, and imite till lo call and sco
Ihom.
uosinnv, 01.0VKS. mits. cum, mis, hand-
KDKCUlliF.S. ro.Mr.S, Ac,
and numornuii other artirli for Indie.-' we:ir. tu
whieli h Invites thu Indies to cull und exmninc
hefuro purelinsinK clsewlnirn.
'J'hnnkful ir pnsl piilronni.. -Im hoiios l.y ki-ei in " i
this best u-sgortim'til, at roiisouHtilu nci-s, to coutinu-j
thi siinic
Puuburv, October J'S, )S''I. ?,m
A (JEM VOW TJ1E MIl.I.Uiv
.M.tli:. l-llEtB.!SI"S I
$5 !
r.lNXINH STITCH j
8EWINQ J..TACHINE.
IT is a prsctienf. rni I. i-..i.i-i.t and durable Sew-
ing Mn. hinp. adnpled I" a Inr-ii proK.rtion of I
l'nniily Sewinjf. or fur inniHifnetni inn pnr)Misi-s. nnd I
is highly nrnnuieiitnl. iin-l is so liht mid port.-iblo. ;
(weij;hinirless thnn one. ndl Hint il onn be convc- !
uicnlly i-urrii-d in the pocket or reiicule.
lis npormiou is so vi-rv siinpk- Hint it requires but
a slight d.-p-eo of jndc:uieni tousoit. j
fir the simpli; turiiinn "f n crank with ..no hand,
and giiiilini; tho work with the other, it silently v el
very rapidly with a eoinir .n Needle makes tlu-'riin- j
Hint; stitch eaMly like Jlnnd ,uniiij;. only more
pet .i 't nnd regular.
It w-li 'I. ni. (inthor. lludli-. Shirr. Tuek. Hun up i
Itrendlhs. i ic with a single ,,r double thread on nny j
lunterinl lidnpli-.l lo Ihe llinirii.jr Slit. h. fnmi the !
lichti-t nnd thinnivt up lo two ihiekiies-i-M.f or, linn-
ry silk cr iuiilin. The lliiom-st. u-unlly the uiut I
(liflii'ult to s'.iteh l.yothi-r seivini; nin.-b-ni-i. beiin; I
sewed the en.-iest. for Indies' nnd children's nppn- j
rel, and other nrlicles inndv of libt I'nbiics, il will
thereforo be found nlinost iio nlunl.le.
It is nl Inched to the Inblu like n fcw inu' biid nnd !
hnving no 0 nsion. nnd reiuiiito; no luliri.-niii ii or j
ehnnKe of stit.-h. is nlwny- ready f.-r opcrniion. nn l
such u ninrvel of simplicity thnt li child of six or cL'ht
yenrs onn understui.. it iiunii-dinti-lv. nnd i.5-i it tuc-i-c--fully.
Jl is not nt nil linblo toe..-' out of ordi .-.
laich imii'li inc is pul up in n nciit box. ncroinpn j
nied with full und explicil ilnc.li. iu nnd tw. mv-live i
needles. " j
Sent to any address in tho Vnilc.l SmteaV.n roc. ij.t i
of nn order, ini-losing ihc niimuiit. or amy be collected I
by Kxpri-ss on delivery of the liueliine. I
I Amenta vviin led every where, to whom tin- nio.-t
liberal inducements wili be i tiered. :
l'or pnrticiilnrs. specimen of sowing, etc, si r, 1 a
! St. uup t..r return posme. Address. j
! -Mmi:. 1'i:moiik,.-.i. No. 47.1 llr mdwi'v. N. V. I
"r II li. Jl vssi:n. A,-i nt. Sunbury. l'n j
j livery l.n ly. Moil. or. .Milliner nnd l)re;---muker
i should have on,, of Hiesc vulimblc Sewing M.-icliiue1 '
I October ;V.. lsi',2 .it
(iO()jMi(T'i,i;,sv.i,i, I
! LI-uVK S NKW .-Ti:i:i, 1M.ATK ( ' 'I N I V i "L- !
(Ki:i,.M W hk TIIK VMIKH ST.VJTS. !
'.N PAS. .M m;w j:l;rviK. ;
rj uii r vt ht mirvcys, C"H 1 tl .n'. 1". I" -'2 ;
.Jtt.rinl to fi,rnf H. n : one ynf:rV titntv
. Sui"-ri"i- tn nny lu m:it t v-r nnU- y Culttin r i
l MiK hfll. un l s':li-i nt tin low inM! of inly ccut.; !
; .".Ti'.Uuil nanu s ,nrr i'iifh v u.i llii-unii. i
ll in ii"t i- n t'.iiiiiv .M'ip. I nt it h nUoa 1
i Ul N i V AM liAILKnAh MA 1 1
of tin- I'tiilril Sl.lt. S )U1 1 I'lHW 1 I i IH'1 i.i "II" j
piwn.J vfiy Uriili-'iil ?t?.ii--ii imhI di-!:ii.cr, l.c
Iiti:ir:u.tei-:my Wf'iiuui or mnu $.' to $."i per dny.
liintwilltnIoiliacki.il map-thai cil'.lilit be- sold mid
refund the money.
S-iid f a t I worlli to try.
Ih inte'l instructions how to cr.i'va.-sweil, furi.i.-hcd
all our a.-nts.
W anted 1 hobvnie ir nt- r. r oair Mai. in i v. ry
Stilt,'. I'idil'oi i.in. I'i.-ia.ia. lau-l-in I, l'r.inec m.'l
CuVci. A f.rtuae may tic made with a few huudo J
dolll.t s cnpi.nl. No colnpctil i.i .
J.T. Al.'iYii. No. Ml Drondw iv, N.w-Yoih.
The Wnr llepnrlliient u.-es our .Map of Virginia.
Muryland. nnd Pciin-ylvnnia, co-t Sleii.uiHi, on
which is marked Anti.-t.inil're.'k.Sharp-bui, Mniy-
laii.l munis. iiiiHin-pori lea;;, liliorer.-v ill'-.
I Innd s r'ord. nnd nil others "li the Polonric. nnd eery
I o. In r pin.-c in Mm vliiial 'ir m.t ci. 1 Peof"-ylauiii.
.IT .Mo-ac; 1 --I'-ndeJ.
f I.I.OY f' S Topographical Map of Kentinrky. tib.o,
t rndinnn. itiel Illinois is tho only authority tor (Jon.
I Luell and ihe ur I'epartment. Money I'-iuttdcd
to anyone f.ndim; nn error iu it. lVi.--.; ,'J ccni.-,.
1 ruin tlie Iriliune. ab. .'.
-LLOYIi S M-ipof Virginia. Marylnad, nnd !Vni.
tylanin.-This Map i- very lnre ;'iis c.-t is but Li
cents, and it is the best which enn to purehn-o,l.
1.1." Y l S (irent .Mnp of the .vfissi. sippi Hivr
Fi-'.iu Aetuiil Surveys by I'm t-e Part nnd iVill. I'ovv-
ell. Mi.-.-i.isippi liiver Pilois.ot :t. b'.lli-. Mo., .-how..
every nam's pli'iituiion an 1 ewa-i's name !V iu St.
I. r.uislo the liulf i.f Nl.-.vii o I .'l'O milis ev.-ry
s ti.d-bar. i-l:iiid. town. l:in,in-'. nr I rll j.iac-s 0t
II. ili-s back lioiii Hie rivtr eol-.re-l in counties :i:.,i
Stnti s. Pi iee. ?-'l in sheots. f '2. pis ket form, und
i-.'.. "n on linen, with rollers, licudy Sept. 1'u
Navv Iii:i'.M:TMi: r, Y vsinM.iuN.Scpt. 17, si',2
J T. Liovn Sin : Send luc your Mnp of tho
Mis-is-ippi Uiver. w ith price per hundred e..pi, -Kenr-
Admiral Charles 11 I'm is. i-i.itiinii inline the
Mis-i.-v-ippi s-juielroii. is autliorired t- purt linj r;
many a- .irereouired f.-r use of ial .-iu:t.,roii
illl'L".-. Wlil.LS, Secretary of the N n v
October 11, lsi!2.
r.viisvi. iioi i'.i, nut kam:.
'I'll IS '- 11 known II itcl. lo.-nted in Sunbiiry. at the i
' 1 am of tho Northern t'ertral w ith the Sun bil- i
ry laic Railroads, isolbied ut private sale.. I
Ici-uis ot sale will be miule eiwy for lur.ncr in
formation, cii.iitirc, at Ihis office.
An-ut 2-,lS2.
J" 00 BO. BECK,
! 51EUCHANT TA1L0K,
.llai-Uel Sr''l, in-nrlv iioil- Ilie-
ICitil CC:ll If. -p.. I,
j SUNBUBY, PA.,
INl-'UU.MStho eitiiens of Sunmuy and wciuity.
that he has just icturucd from Philadelphia with a
lull ussoriiu'-ut of
j I'll. I. HIM I It 4.4M1S.
I fF K i:UVl'i:SCKIPTIiiN AND (jl AI.11V
I lli stock C'in-isis of rioths. I'rcnell I'lolhs. Pluck
I loe kin and l-'an.-y C'ns-iuielcs. jtlncK Sut in . Figure I
Silks. Plain and Fancy Cawiuiere VL.s'l l MIS. which
I ho will iiiuku up lo onb r iu sisles lu suit Ihe nu-iu of
i customers, on short notice, aui iho iuoi rcii- . liable
terms.
Any (ioods not on hand, will be furnished f oiu
I'hiludeliiliin. bv giving two dnvs' notice.
(foods furnished by customers w ill bo made up to.
order as heretofore. !
As ho will eniploynone but cxpeiienced workmen.
lersons niny rely oii gelling ih ir wink well d nu at
lis shop.
Thankful for tho patronage heretofore bestowed,
ho respectfully solicits a coiiliiiuaiicf of the same.
Sunburv, October 4, IsliU.
I'.t.XV 11 KM!
r.i( v n ils;
JOHN F A K 1 1 It A.
No. "IS Arch Street, be.
low I iudiih. south si.lo,
I'll I LA DI.Ll'Ill A
Importer ami Manu
fuciurerof. and Denb-r
in all kinds of Fancy
. . Furs, for La. lies und
Z t hildreu's Veul .
' " I desiro to sny to luy
si, fro nds of Sunbiiry nnd
JJthc surrouii'lini; ooun
!. ties Hint I hnvo now in
0 store, one of iho Inrgcal
and most beautiful as-
sortinenuj of all kiuds and qunliiies of Fancy Furs,
. .. , mi- .. . .. in i i
i.aines ami vuiuirena v ear, iiuu win oc s"ui will
ing this Full and Winter.
illy r urs were iuri'iiasi-'i in rurope, prctiuin, in
the rise in Sterling Kxchnnge. and Ihe New Duty
Imposed on all Furs, Imported since the lirst of Au
gust. I would also stale, that as luy stock lusts. I will
oiler it at prices proportionate to what the g'sals cosi
me ; but, it will be impossible for me lo Import and
Manufacture any nioro Furs, and sell them ut tho
same prices, owing tu the unsettled statu of iho aUuirs
ol the I ouutry.
I jjs-ltcmcmber the Oame, nun ber and street
JOHN FAKFIlt A.
718 Arch Slrous, Philadelphia.
(September 13, lstii. im
BLANK (Panhmnnt Paper.) Deoils mid blank
Mortgages, liuuds, Kxeculions, Suuimuiis. Ac
fur sale at the ofhde of the - buubury American."
'l'lie 4'onlVsta.lwitH mill l'.-fl-ue ol
sin luvulltl.
Pl'llLISIlLD for Uie benefit and as a warning
aud a caution to young irnu who sutler fi.im
Nervous Debilily, l'reuiaturo llei ny, Ac. ; supplying
at the same time the moans of Self-Cure, liy uue
who baa cured himself alter belug pul to great ex
penao through medioal imposition aud uunckery
by tucluslug oat-iaid addressed cuvelopc, single
ooliiea luay be bad of (he author.
NATHAN I FL MAVFAIH. Kq ,
Dedfuid, Kiuge Cv , N Y.
Man.lt j, IciJ ly -
timm
MAYORS OP TIIE
Groat Cities.
,..,. , . ' "umrancs, ana i
y',', , . ' ' T,03 havo "tcnoil
a document of assurance to . ,,,f avima
BAH3APAIULLA. has booi rouritobl
a romody of (rront excellonco, wort,
WUV "
HON. JAME3 COOK,
M.yor of LOWELIi, MA33.
HON. ALDIN BEARD,
Iiluyor of NASHUA, N. n.
nON. E. W. IIARRrNQTON",
Idnyor of MANCHE3TEH, N. H.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor of CONCORD, N". n.
HON. A. U. BULIiOClT,
Mayor of WORCESTER, MAS3.
HON. NATII'Ii aiLSBEE,
Mayor or SALEM, MASS.
HOW. F. W. LINCOLN, Jr.,
Mayor of BOSTON, MASS.
HON. M. M. RODMAN",
Mayor of PROVIDENCE, II. I.
IION. AMOS W. TRENTICE,
Mayor of NORWICH, CONN. I
HON. J. N. HARRIS,
Mnyor of NEW LONDON, CONN. '
HON. CHAS. S. RODIER, I
Muyor of MONTREAL, O. E. i
HON. D. F. TIEMANN, I
Mayor cf NEW YORK CITV.
HON. H. M. KINSTREY,
Mayor of HAMILTON, C. W.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor of TORONTO, C. W.
HON. R. M. BISnOP,
Mnyor of CINCINNATI, OHIO.
HON. I. H. CRAWFORD,
Mayor of LOUISVILLE, KY.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor of LYONS, IOWA.
HON. JAMES McFEETERS,
Mayor of BOWMANVILLE, C. W.
nON. JAMES W. NORTH,
Mayor of AUGUSTA, ME.
nON. HENRY COOPER, Jr.,
Mnycr of HALLO WELL, ME.
HON. JAMES S. BEEK,
Mayor of FREDERICTON, IV. B.
HON. WILLARD NYE,
M.iyor of NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
HON. J. BLAI3DELL,
Mayor of i'ALL RIVER, MASS.
HON. W. n. CRANSTON,
Mayor or NEWPORT, F. I.
HON. FRED STAHL,
Mayor of GALENA, ILL.
HON. JOHN nODGDEN,
Mayor of DUBUQUE, IOWA.
HON. THOMAS CRUTCnFIELD,
Maror of CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
Mayor of TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
HON,
HON,
HON,
R,
D. BAUGH,
Mayor of MEMPIXI3, TENN
GERARD STITH,
Mayor of NEW OKLBAN8, LA.
n. D. SCRANTON,
Mayor of ROCHESTER, xJ. Y.
IION. DE WITT C. GROVE.
Mayor of UTiC'A, N. Y.
HON. GEO. WILSON,
Mayor of PITTSBURG, PA.
HON. C. II. BUHL,
Mayor of EETE.OIT, MICH.
HON. IlEMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor of MILWAUKIE, WIS.
HON. V. W. VAUGHN,
Mayor of RACINE, WIS.
HON,
HON
A. FARR,
Mayor of KENOSHA, WIS.
JOHN C. HAINES,
Mayor cf CHICAGO, ILL.
HON. M. J. A. nEATH,
Mayor of SELMA, ALA.
HON. A. J. NOBLE,
Mnyor of MONTGOMERY, ALA.
HON. W. S. IIOLYBAD,
Mayor of COLUMBUS, OA.
DON ESFARTERO MANUEL,
Mayor of VEHA CRUZ.
DON PIETRE DE CABALLO,
Mayor or MEXICO.
DON ESTEPHANIE RODRIGUE3,
Mayor of HAVANA.
DON ANTONIO ECHEVERA,
Mayor of LIMA, PERU.
DON M. O. MTLANGNO,
Mayor of VALPARAISO, CHILI.
DON MARO GESQUIPEDALIA,
Mayor of RIO JANEIRO, BRAZIL.
Certify that the resident Druggists have
uauurod them
Ayer's Sarsaparilla i
Ia ou excellent remedy, and worthy the coa
UJuuno cf thu community.
For Sprint; Dlsrasrs.
For Pnrlf" ln( (he Ltlooit.
For Kci-ufulu or Klug'a Evil,
far Tumors, Vlrrra, and Sorea.
For F.rliptioua anil Pimples,
For Ulolthrs, Iiluliia, anil Uolts.
For fet. Antliony'a Fire, Iioae, or Ki-y
For Tetter or Halt Uhruut. slptlas.
For Ck-alil Head aud Hingwornii
For I sairr and Canrcroua Sorrs.
For fiiora Kyrs, 6ore lars, and Uumora,
For Female Diseases.
Pa' Suppression add Irregularity,
For Syphilis or Venereal Diseases.
For Liver Complaints,
For Uisensi of the Heart, ,
The Mayors of the chief cities of the Uni
ted Statua, Canadua, and British Provinces,
Chili, Peru, Brazil, Mexico, and in fact al
most all the cities on this oomincnt, have
sinned this document, t J aasuro their people :
what remedies they may ue with safety and
confidence. But our apace w ill only admit
a ortiou of tiieiu. j
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, j
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Ayer's Pills, ami
Ayer'3 Aguo Cure,
I'UKPAHKIl BV
Ur. J. C. A )''!' cV Co.,
I.OWLI.I., MASb.,
Aud sold I j PiUe'tjists every wherv.
Kd l by l'lilin X tiiaut, aud It. A. Fisher, in
Suubury,
Dr U. U Mct.'i.y. N'orlhtiuibcilaud
J V. Caidow, ami C litowii, Milton
J. Chrifuiau, Turbuhillc.
llcr.h X Co., Ml. Cariucl
lltirifstreAser
, blvdiuij;.
Wust. Mh
hiiitoy
Weaver 4. McVN illiaiuf. l'aiuui,
And l'oalsis L'koryvhaii
Aui'l.l I. ISO:' - ly
- . ' !! 1 1 a H in HMtr3rmmmwi
OWI'2.VNf IMTU r I.MIItOVKI)
EBOOM.
rpIIK snlni'riber ImvinR puuhne,l 10 ru-ht for
I Northumberland county, odors for snli, I.NDIVJ.
IH'AL and TOWNSHIP 1UHIITS. This l!,-,s,m U
nnexeollenl and duriiblo ai liele and so en-My eon
strueted that a child can pul it loi.ether. Hie tntirn
oirueieu iimi a clulil can pul
" liroom, muteriul and all, will not (.xcca,!
six cent.
'J ho Might and machinery for llin making, co-Is
91 2i', Sir an Individual KL-ht.
Township Hights will bi-,b nt tho nio.t rrnyon.iblu
rates. Apply at ITSJILK'S Hmg Sime. or to
, , . THOMAS .McOOW
jJtily 13(12. .lino. . .Sunburv. 'Pa
lift aim' sivh .:.
v i
ncr of Stair mat Third Ftirrts. i
! 1T.,. . I
rpiHS lUH ' ' j
I. and near loci.'" cotifequence of ll cnnviiiruri' !
li-sirnblu slopping'"i "" t'upitol. has ein,i. it ,, !
lul-iiness at Ihe seal ilf- H"l only fir tbofi. ). h -. In I
vi-iiiiig il:irriburg. '-vei'nuuitt, but looih'r-1
.March ll'.i, 1 lia. I
.om vn.i i'i:r. j
rot itin rsii: i:r:nv "':!
ri'MIK paine number of per-on nro iil.-' '"' J
1 wear the UOH'IS and SHtHiS, now benuted lo
; lnetiired. liy Ibn suimriiier. ol Hi'' lai'-si ft.veaiui-
I liest tifninlVrinl. Having a large -lock of nri'.erd j
ho will make up toor.Ur iu Ihe Wit workninuliki
niunncr. nil kinds of
' oiill-ntoii ltolN him! Nlint'M,
I
I
l,:tli" Siloes iiimI 4ii I -
4 Ililll'fll'M ?llM'!S. &'., 'm
At fbort notice. Ilnving several ye.-iri' expern n ."
he fi-els confident of givin? generally sati-faction b
nil w ho inn y give him a call .
All work iiiii-I be paid for before leaving tho .-h")
when ix per cent will bedoluetid nil'.
Call nt hi? Shop nearly opK.Fite tho Court ltou-e
in Market Sijunro, nnd n.eertain hie low prices ami
exiiminu his block before pufcliii-dnir elewbei e
li'HX WILVLU
Sunbury. A mm -I !. 1
r.t.i
l.iiuilx'i-!
Pmi.l1' SIIAY. Muncy
1 M-'llllMS Li.-i III. -lid-- a
I .iiiiilti i' !
Lyeomin county.
I'a ,
neral.
d Ihe public
I that b" eoiiitiiiitly l:ee
n hnrid hoard . siiinir'i.
Lath, .loi't
I all kinds of Lumber and luuldin,-
iiiiiteriuli. which ho will sell at the b.we-it price:-.
March on, 1 -i5 1 .
NOW OPEN.
MAMMOTH FURNITURE1WAIIE
HOUSE.
,: .V. nil ( li-nut htrM't, IMiil'a.
,Lme l.r.VV 4 CU I'ry liuod f:n",i
4.i.. j. ui:.ui:ils,
I'liruieilv Sil Walnut Strcot
1'itila'lrlphia, Aiu'ii.-t I!'1 I '"L
JUST RECEIVED
J. li. EISTG-EIL.
lla just ret'.iir..'i fieii. Philadelphia with a
Sir LZITSID
S?
or
; Spring &
IUvU
."Il-nv
V...iiuK.
V-i.r.
rtalinn Cloili.
Ctoih,
i ..-.-luii r
Linen i
Coalil
. Liu.'ii Clu ck aii.l Clloi-.-uU'
S.iuliVi M'i'ur,
.lll.ICK
I I
Kiiu-y .;lKs. .wi!k 'I i-M.v. Vtti..y IN r.-im-y. u y. j
nil Wo '1 IMimi". Mn.-iimui iiic (i-vis tit liw 1
k Lu !-- - lk'bii'V, l.uwu-, (liiihiui.. ni;-t
I'rtnte. A full line ni' Iri?: Linen ami Whiti ii.i..,l- j
Stella bonier mi l l':m'y Miiumcr siittw Ir, Silk anJ j
Lkcc MantiUu, Ac
Heady M-du C.j'.hi..,
A good an. ji iment vf Hats x:A t.':i;--,
A large n.-.-ortiuei.l of Kooii, aud ."hot
A lull Mock ef Uruoirii.". Molius.- i.t.d Sut;nr,
Hardware, uul liuiblill ' Mali.1',.1!,
A full
k (d Queen and t-iliu-.-.iiurt-.
A fu'l stock ef I'u-h,
ult, Oils und W bile I.ond,
A lar-Mi'ck of New V.'.ill Paper,
A new ttock of Mono und Dartbciiw.iie,
Aud thouian-l? "f arlick-s Lot enumerated,
fi' All the above will be avid cheap t.-r Ca-'.i or
Country Pfoduco.
J II. L.N'.iLL
Sunburn Mav 17. 1o3
GROCERY & PROVISION STORE.
.Marlx-t ni:tr-, Smiliurj , I'm.
JOHN GOOD,
OL ALLli in all kind.-. ..f (iKni Lliil'.S. re.-l'Cctful-ly
inform the eltl n- "l" .-iilioui lil.d vlci-.'l; .
that he ooii.-laullv kec.-"il h-ii'd a Iiiil'o u--oitni"ut
of the be-l ol allkii.l- "1 i;K'K'LHIL. i-u-di a-
Teas
I'otl'ee,
Siitsar,
It ice.
Svrup-.
Molll.-HOS,
KL"l It.
thu tl.-oce
i.ii)..
t .11. lies
Tobae-",
Si-ar. ,
Sollli",
Salt.
I'loll, l.u.
l'ri.d 1 'r ti il .
t'itniicd u.i.
Plum--,
t ol.fflioua'.ie
.-lurch.
ill law I HIT 'l-'Uo '
MK AT,
, y Inc.-.
LIQUORS
ilfthe best oualitv at holc-ule nnd Ketnil. cotiMst.
im; of llrandy, lii'n. Vines. Piil.-biireji Vhi-key. ninl
loiiic.itie Liijuors jreuerally. to which he invites the
public tu u-al beforo pitrcliasiufr cl.-i wlare.
Call ui.d ai-c my slock. 'o eh. iV'- for .d.ui.ii.i;.
J' 'US i'.'i.U.
uubuiy, June 11. l-'di
Wall l'n ii Kioa I'i.-.i ,
01' WALL l'AI'l.K 'il- LVl l'.Y I'K.-lltAlll V.
STVLLS AM" PATTKIINS
Il'SI' r.-e-i ill dirci-t fi. 111 the
tho MAMMuTIl STOKK of
Mauuiaci urer, ut
I K11.1S
unburv, March 15, 1S0J.
A OUAXT.
l'hilaili lpliia sV
I'rio Itlilli-olld.
. 00., i.esi:k.
rKXNaYLVAM.1 V
o
N an I after -Men lay. May
h. Im!2. the time tt
jtorthumhcrluud
luii'-ii will be a-i fi'llow-:
Li: iv I'. Vi:m w nti.
Expret. 'bill a. 111 ,
I.i.ai 1: V trw a i;n.
l"iren.-i. '.'.ill p. Ul ,
Mail. IU. HI a. 111
Mail, 4,1'J p
Sleeping Curs on i;ht 1 rains, both ways, i.etween
Villiamsport and Halliniore, andoii the l'emiylviuiia
Ituilrosd bi lweiii llurri-bun and l'hilud. Ipliiu
On Mail Train in both directions a CAM IH'KS
TIIKVl'UII via PeniiMiliauia Ituilroa I. without
chanire between I'Liliitlflpliin and L.h k Haven.
tfA.Ml tl. A. ULA. K,
May 31, M3. Sup't Lasteru li ision.
. BIMON P. WOLVERTON.
Altoi'iio.v iiimI 'iui-ltr ut l.uw,
Ctti -e, Market street, 2 doors wust of lbpt
T ILL altoud promptley to the eollecliou of claip.r
1' and all uliiur lirolti.i.iual busiueas lullusted lo
his earv in NorthuutK'iliuid aud idjoiami tuuulies
1 -....I.... .. M.j lit-.-.t
KlIUVMlJi J W
GRANT
APT HAPPV T') AN'N'.'f'NCE THAT THI.J
Aiu; N'l'.v id:i:i.ivi:w an fcjs-nu;
Hew Stock of Goods!!
MANY rv 7, Li.rl AI;C
yi
AS,,
cir.i ail!.
vu.vl r
!i:.i iL.iy iu-luca tba
belli f that
DRY
0 0 OS
are n-l vnu;iiu; yr,t u. t
THE MAMMOTH,
I coiiu.cu any candid man or wuiuau tliat, bo tho
. ; -.'! :., li
a;-, ill 111" ft
thut '-uulitu-
hiivu the lii-jiiitii i t"r furid.-'
Cl-HlPial GOODS
I'll I. jV ' ' 1 K
L , Ki.'l i
.0
Kl'Air LlJJRi TIILG,
ASh ALL l'Llti;.MlM:i) 10
C H 23 A P ER
Til l.V t.l.V UT. ri'KCll.irLl) LLXC
I'lill.IN
l!Mi2
; a I'.ii.vM
Mui-bury. M,v 1
HOW TO
PROMOTE
HAPPINESS.
iid Mr-
' ill' v w
- W'lui-
Smith to Mr
ro w .il'.viii
: do vol -lo i
Coll re ill. r-
Prow i;
ir'-ii-'h llio tow u.
or iiopoii. '
neat ah 1 line,
liat .li
'I ii.it win 11 1
1. u
il. real!; linac
-I tn
"iro
I-.
1 .'lr
al
Plowi: .
livwu
N. a .b I, 'I be :ui-".y. y
1- l.ol ri.il 11- lo 1"
And 1 I V'J'I enn ..tl.-rl I"
. bi
Jul 111 ice a.- limcll, "' ucl c
11m I,
And how. 1 cannot divine "
Sav- V,i-,,wii to Mr- Smith
i'ic ri a oll ,-"il 11 ! ' tallied w.th.
It i- -o ?'..nlile. el. al -
ou buy 011 credit. 1 i-.r ca?h.
1 luiv bargain-, you buy ira.li,
1 clle.il-. while .'oil pay ileal
-Whom- cr veil want j dn-s or ,-liawl
A 1 'liar, l -i'-e. or what-not. call
At Ihe '-heap M 11 no
Tiiev 11 sell vn ,i'"i- -
: V lo
'illlll VoU Will i-i N-iC to won. u r bo.
li .w uiucb ii-.ii g.'.iii.i 1 o wou--My
liiu-ii.-iu'l. a- "ii tiuly vy.
1-. i'o u.-r. 1. r. ibaii yours lo-da;-,
A, id vet 1 e.'ii buv e.ioie.
llecam-'c li dollar ot bis few
K lo loo. j .- ?! a- 'wo
Al I1.-.' cliiap MlVM'itll itottt "
."o -ali.-l'.cd w. n Mr.- S.uiiii
V,'-:h Mr- llrowu '.vie w -ri 1 !. -
liieii.-. obi- b d-d l ill'!"
1 be l'n -I. end o" 1. id .-.' her 1 ye,
,nc ba-li'l c.ocl -oi jiitl oin.'.c
Jlic il.llIM '111 CUT rili-'C.
And now . when y iu cluiuce to n.eei
Her biii-L.,11 1, .-i.'iiib. u; . il ihe clrcet,
Around the ,-'r:n r c i-:r..
Hi- laee i.- ll.-ht' I v 1111 a Moil.',
Hi. step la-lie -a'l lit" inle
A pUasalil lime he bliuilnili,;
I.udirs. if like efiV-et you'd see
In your d-ar -p 'ii-'. wbi-h yuti mil he,
I'.T' loiu -e. l.ec 1 .-aw bi '"le.
.Ins' Mr-, lirow-n's M-i-dipii' 11 try.
A1..I all y. ur li-t 't I'ry li.i'ils buy
At ibc'cl'.' ip -M iMsioTH Slor.K.
l KEY AND USEFUL APvTICLE.
JIAI.aV, M01SI,. ti bovdjj;"j
Put fit
k,elt IdlnoliiiK' ('Iodic V. riii ?4 or
I Siuiple. lci'Uomic d. l'urable. and u L .1 Liable to
1 t-. t out ..I 'VI. r.
T'.iii s, If. A !j-,'.-':n,- C! .the Wrin.T.
LTl.tle-l illlpr-'l elllclil i-I'lbe lli m-ieeliili
has otilv to ia- known an I Iri.-d, 1.1 come
i- . n. ,-f iho
1 . ul ur;,". 1 1. 'I
iuli' i;- lo rid
' u-c. The .-in il'S'it cb'llli.-. ill l'les-il
belU'-ill two ruble r lolls, iliso.:, !
out till' water
oil's,'"; "'
;h ;l . to
I livi-liti,' wi'l i-ici'i'-.t to iii'-i'c;h 111 a
' pav I'.-i- a in- 1 Mi;-
Tvel V olic i.- a'A ll C that tl.C twi
:iii.r
! . f eloilies. ,ia-..-!.f au I breaks tl.e l.' i.c . but 11. is
maci.Tie pre.-.-. tin i.i u t i iily. that u iitWsj apt r
! lie 1. iT-bll s. aki I.i .ill 1" wrr.ll. without bnaklUi;
It ill the le.lsl. and ilW. .I.- si , ,-i!y. tbl-l U e'libl
iu-..li. v...t ..I.I iun tii.t-i-itti' il willioul liouble. Jb't
I illlliT ll'.io, 11' L il i'TC tliO li'llt. al. I V.0..U111
-Is
Icai. tie wtui i'lii ol U.iliu wait r t i 1 :
I.i. li cal.l...; 1 c d-'Iit l y b 11 I.
In Slaicbil-. it i- int ale.ubb-. t si i.
cut ;
,.iily on lar,'
il b aits 11.0
I,.. .... I. .1. 1. 11 li,.. .-klits. A. us II
slurcb il. .I..- il. liics perfi.-tl..- 1 i. e. 1 ! ' 1 1
il,.. 1, r ...-1 b. .lotiill. nr the .-1111. 1 list p"Ckel nai,.i.
kerehiel. diier thai; cm . il.iy l.
w ilh-'ti iiltei all"ll i'. b .-s tbau ' '-e
'1 lie mi.cl.ll t- Is so .-I 111 I If Hill! o 'a
ou' "f li i'ail .
1 be ,,it.ii ii 1 1 .vt-iui ol ii- ' 1
Wroi-i 14 .Mac.iui.' tl ii.mi'.i i '-
done by Luj.il ,
iili lilii 1 1 Hit' .
.1 In.lde to get
"tb.
.v ll A i.iu- -:;.
to V. lll;e, a
llie lliosl l,,-
11. 111 i. iii 11. tut. liip.
hill; Ikcicilicl'ol b'-'l 'I
; li-
i.ili in'"
11:1 .
liorant mi 1 mil can o.lenile H
'I ho maebino i Uliele of '"!. an I
lin ti 1 1 I ,
thut no iron eau piis-iuly t- me
eluthes. Iberil-v avidii-iS daii,
cm'. ict wi ll llio
it t'f 11 juiy to Hit,
c-lolhes. I-V iliill Ills!.
'Ibis i, the most .iu 1 loan I tlleotn" I b htjWnui.
tryet iolelilt-l. ll"--,' puiibaMl.H e.n it,.' lll ut
two week., and d tUI.V ale lift pt'tt :i sol Ind, ,..
turn thi-iii. an I Ibtu money 'I J" 1 ','"'",' .
Address I- L '.'N'lW . I 1'ila.l. I I'"
(r II. H. MASSLU. Ari'iit (or Noiihuu.ncil.ua uo.
July 4, lsii-
fret "ltd ti!u" an 1 : ' 'bit- Mu
llaits. I'lio per b.titl,. it 1; I l l.
. , l;l
l'.,s.l.l l lnir ol I I'll.-.". Link I I'O
P'
I
rruimiiiR gi-mo, l'r vie at 'Ut 1 -Ill's el tot .-i iAurv
An... ritsu
itjllm;