H. D. MA8SEH, Editor ft Proprietor.
(SI Mil 11 V, IA.
SATURDAY, JANL'AUY 10, 180H.
B. M. PETTENOILI, ft CO.,
So. 37 Park Row, New York, nd 6 .Stale ftreet,
tloston, aro our agents fur the Si-jtnt nr AKFmtcA
In those oil ion, and lira nulhoritcd to take Advertise
ments nn Subscriptions for us at our lowest rates).
Tlie gunboat Denton engaged and
captured tho rcljel fortifications on Harris'
Itlufl'. Several of her crew wcro killed, and
her commander, Captain Gwinnc, was mor
Lilly wounded.
2:if Yickshurg is one of the strongest
positions now held by tho rebels, and has
been fortiiied with great care and well gar
risoued. Our troops and gunboats have
previously made attempts to take it without
success.
tfcT" J. Stewart McEwcn, has commenced
the publication of the Shamokin Herald,
formerly conducted by Daniel Bower, now
in the nrmy. Ve hope Mr. McEwcn may be
successful.
The Philadelphia North American
says : Tho great corruption report, which
last year astounded the whole nation, has
since been shown up in its true colors, as a
tissue of the most surprising misrepresenta
tion of facts ever published in an official
document. The men whose characters it
attempted to blacken have nearly all vindi
cated themselves in the most triumphant
manner, leaving ns the residuum of real
Valid nn insignificant portion of what was
originally held tip to the w orld in such
glaring style.
"A r.oi.n doi.i.m! or a silver quarter has
wcomt a jrretit curiosity. Kupgral xliittplns
era h.ve taken theirplaees. Ucadimj (iaz, ttr
1ST" Gold Dollars, in this place, aresome
imcj found lying loose, in the streets. A
leighbor picked up one of these curiosities,
reslerdny.
New CorxTKiiKEirs. Bask of Midm.e
owx, IViina. 10s altered: vignette on up
er left corner, repioeuts a feumla sitting
n a rock surrounded by a farm scene; por
rait of tYushiiigton unit TLX on riylit
:id.
Hank of i'kns TowNsnw, I'hilad'a. 2s,
. several ships sailing, bust of woman
inj 2 on left end.
Ds, altered ; vig. western steamboats; lower
iclit, Washington, 5 above; lower left, Clay,
above
Farm Kit's Bask ok HeAPixn, Pa. 10s
Hered from Is; vig. children sitting by a
ree cattle near ly.
Mechanics' Bask, Pittsburg. Br arc in
irculation ; it can easily be detected by the
ord '-five'' on the face of tho note being
rinted greca while the genuine is printed
l red.
I'.smx Bask, Philadelphia. 2s altered,
ig. Washington on a juare frame.
L'sio.v Bask, Wilmington, Del. 2s on
pper right two females titling by un ppcu
ao.t, steamboat in distnucc.
t i, 'Congress reassembled on Monday, iu tlic
Miate. tiiions fur aiuendiucnls lo (be Iuli'rnnl
evrnno 1-ivr were presented. A coiiinuiniciilimi
nm th" So -rotary ul nar Unit n.j porsiui bad been
iquired lo take mi mitli nni tu bring suit against the
arises who arreted liim. A bill was introduced lo
ix bank notes and nil fractional currciicv. A
solution calling for names of deserters from the
hit nine July I. ISiil. m passed, A rliiii.n
f.ructin-r Ihe Military Coiiiiniltcc to inquire into
le expediency nf consolidating tho regiments in Ihe
eld to the number of 10 JO men cncli. whs adopted.
In the House the bill lo abrogate nil treaties with
lo Sioux Indians was pissed.' A bill was prmciitcd
clining the duties i.l the Clerk of the limine, mi. I
eclnring that ho shall not enter upon Ihe roll the
line of any person claiming lo bo elected by virtue
-f tho proclamation of any luilitnrv governor or
commander uf niiy district which has' been ileclarod
iu insurrection n.iitixt the t'nited .Slates, mid Unit
only thoso presenting corlilic.iles from loyal Stales
hall be so recorded ; mid that a quorum shall consists
pf a mil jorily of those elected from the loyal (stales.
Mr. Vullniidighain objected, and the bill was laid
over. A joint resolution niurmiiig tho President's
proclamation was ottered, but objected to. A bill
was presented iirovidiuir a .State government fur
Colorado. A resolution tu iiirpaise into tho cause of
iue loss oi uic monitor, ami wtiolhcrsucu vessels can
bu made seaworthy, was adopted.
- m as i
Oenehal Dill.! K TO oo i.vro Activk Sciu-irK
iAiN. lienortil Duller arrived from New York,
in obedioneu to tlic sniuiuons of the President, will
bl once bu ordeitd b one, ,f Ihe u'lost thiukly iopu.
(aled flavc distiiet.s of tho south, where ho is lo
orauizu an Al'riciiu army wherewith to hold, occupy
aud powew a chain ol posts guarding a most iiu
portaut line of coiiiuiunication. It is believed Ihut
tne work ussi'ned him. nhteli he is just tho innii to
perform, will be 1 iiis mind, and thntliu w ill speedily
lunketho proulnmutiou a living word to Ihe slave.
Ouoev'b Law's Hook. 'i'he volume for 1863, of
ii old . nd valuable iniijraiinc, opens iih a fresh
nefo, vigor, and beauty even surpassing all previous
years. How Mr. (iodey is tinaMed tonoeuuiplish this,
with his larjfe support from Ihe ioulli tjiu off, and in
the general depression of Ihe publishing business,
wa cannot comprehend. The price of single suhscrip
liuus is still Three iMllars. Tho 'Amerieau'' and
Uodey llook, willbufufuished Ijur $4 iv iu advance
Th Atuantic MoNtHi.v. Messrs. Tieknor t
Kields, Ihe publishers of Ibis exponent of American
Literature, have produced a very lino number for
the new year. It is replelo with nintter of a very
liillh order. Indeed wo Hunk there is apparent iii
each rucccssh e number evidence of improvement.
The choice of articles is excellent, (some of the pro
ductions eunnot oc surpassed. 'o Knglisn magazine,
of like character. iiipcriur, and several very much
below it. Kvery American at all solicitous W the
promotion of a standard literature of which he may
not be ashamed, should read Ibe Atlantic Monthly',
liostoo : Three dollars per annum.
JLoral affiilvS.
IV Cot T. Tho Court has been in sossicn this
weik. Most itt Uic time wusueuupivd iu Iryiugerim'
ease.
fi? The late thaw started Ihe ice on the west tide
of the river on Wcdncsduy night, but it was stopped
next morning.
tjf "Charles Mover, or fclinsgrovc, in Company D.
ith Pa. Reserves, was badly wounded
tp Mr. J. 11. Hall has been appointed Put Master
at McKcs f Falls, vice I'hilip liilbish.
--s-
TJ-Rer. Mr. Itiley is huldinf a series of mt iogs
la Use Multilist church at Selirigrove.
Christisu Kerr, of Centrenlle, 8nyder county,
bile at laUr ou the mountain, fell suddculy lifeless
Aged 60 years.
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tJ'The Ntlluuia says, Caplaiu DavUj and bis
sua Carluot arrived home on hunday nioroing las1
froui Washington. 1 heCsptuia U sloalv neovarioi
aulwe bope will soon bo entirely well.
V Thomas 8. Maekey, t.., Mt uf titt
bUbly r.eta elti,in of Milloa, who held Ibe po
eilioaof AssUtanf Awwi of this oulj, d u
also Hupeni.tel.deul of ihf Uti Works, ia thai U
rough, died ai hU rusidiuee ou taturds asuralu,
Ihe 17lk ull ajed aliul ou yean.
IV Wears In k'biod ia Mr. Peter Jiarsl, miiut
f tbs Urane Yard at this pises, fu the fulloaiug M
f liilefiaean durlug lb yai lee:
rruw ibe livroM.b-Adult., II. CbllJrea, 4
Fruia tbt Cuauuy II
IV'""1 Pv -U uuMweM of tb sapid
afiread ( Ibis disoa-e la Wilitauuparl, the Te
rouucil bave saiplor4 a Pbaiia nrrlaali ie
,k.jrer4f
lyNiiir Dnw. The pamenper trsing now stop
at the new Dopot at the corner of Illnckberry street,
one sqnare below tho old dciot. The passenger
rooms aro being refitted and will he read In a dajr a
two.
fcvTnE Itr. Tho cliangcnblo slnto of wcallior
has prevented tho gathering of ice this season thus
far, although tho rircr has beon froien over the
second time. The prospects are, however, Dnwralle
for an abundant crop.,
ty'Tho Teachers' Institute mot nt Northumber
land, Inst wcok, and was well! attended. Tho pro
ooedings have not yet reached us, but we learn from
another source, that littto "Rare op" took place,
growing out of a remark made by one of the teachers,
Mr. Works, in an address, in which belaid, "Slavery
was a disgrace to any Nutlon," whoa an attempt was
mado to atop him, but without eflcct. Next morning
Mr. Rehncnsnydcr proposed offering a resolution to
expel Mr. Weeks, who, in return, grew" boHigoront
and used tho weapons of Dudley Murray tipon the
back of Mr. Itcimcntoydcr, without refcrenco to
cadence or softness of expression, and dared him
to offer tho resolution, but the chivalry of Mr. Rcl,
niensnyder was not equal to the occasion, and think,
big the "belter part of valor was discretion,'' the mat
tor was dropped. Mr. Weeks is a rabid Rupublioan,
but was backed, on this occasion, by thirteen demo,
emtio members of the Institute, in addition to those
of his own party.
For the Suubury American.
liCllcr from llic Snnbiiry Junrl.
1'OBT TAYLon. Kkt West, Florida. )
December 21, 1S02.
Dear WiLvunr : Again at Key West. On Men
day, December loth we left lluanfurl, P. C, on board
tho Stcnmer Cosnropolitnn and prococded to Hilton
Hood, where Hen. llraiinen enmo on bonrd to bid
farewell to his regiment. Onpt. Oobin addrewed
lij id (n a nent little speech, which Iho tlencral tried
to reply lo. hut his fcelinjrs were loo full and tears
were iri his eyo as ho bid Ihe ofd word, '-Uood Bye."
The boys. gave him tremendous cheers ns ho left the
vowel and the Iland discoursed twcU liiu-ic 'till he
reached Ihe shore. Tho members of our regiment
felt badly on leaving his command ; but thu assur
unco that wc will soon bo w ith liim. in another de
partment, make them in a better humor ; fur with
him they know all Iheir wants arc cared for. and in
battle thev Intro a leader on whom lliey can depend.
On the paago down, wo ran along almost the
whole coast ol Florida, iiiithcr a dnngernus ground,
and tho rrcs are Ho playthings. We were jarred
considerably by running on one. and not liking the
sensation our course was ullcred lor the Uull'.Streaiii.
We hod heavvsca all Iho time. 1 had often heard
of -waves as big n a house," ami thought it wasa
sailor's yarn, but I have seen 'cm. and am perfectly
satisfied ; so now. not having a uaiiUcai turu of mind,
I prefer our movements being done on lens firuiu,
ami leave old iicptune to those who hnyo more desire
for his better acquaintance. A neater chnncu of a
shipwreck never took place than ours, find it was ouly
through Providence that wo were si-ycd. The Cos
mopoiitan is u good river boat, but to send her to
sea. loudened with C. . troops is a tlmnie, mid looks
ns though those in authority wi.-h to get clear ol sol
diers iu another way than IhatTot battle. There w as
soino sea sickness "on our passage; several of tic
Ikivs "casting up their accounts on tho wrong side
of the ledger.
Vi e landed here on last innrpuny nt noon, ami im
mediately imirched lonuiirtcrs. Compnny I. mid C,
in l'ort Taylor. 1- and II. in Ihe old llamicks. and
A. and H. in the new Ilnrrneks. Lieut. Col. Alex
ander, with the other four cumpniiies proceeded to
Tortiijjas, Col. Good Hiving eommnnd ol all the
forces in and around Key West. Itur regiment re
lieves the tUHh Iteginient X. Y. f. Yols. Col. Joseph
Morgan, who will proceed to Jliltou Head to report
to the Oeiier.il commanding. His advon have been
severely criticised by the people, but, as it is in bad
taste to say any thing against ones tiiprrioi-i. I mere
ly mention, judging from the expression of the eiti
lens. they were very gtnd of the return of the 47th
Pennsylvania Yolnnlcors.
Tho" l". H. (ionised .Sagamore" has lind good
luck lately. ,':hc returned from a cruise on the llilh
inst., having captured the Kirrlish sloop ''Ellen" and
schooners "Agnes." "Ity ticorge' and "Alicia," all
hailing from Nassau X. 1'. The two former were
cut out iu India liver by It bout expedition from tho
S.igiinioie. Tfiey had. i,oivi-er. previously dischnrg
Ibcir cargoes, uoiiitsiiiig principally of salt, und weie
waiting u return cargo of the ftoly. (cotton) when
the boats relieved llieiu from further troublo ami
anxiety 1 he "lly George" was sighted on the morn
ing of the 1st. und after u short uhasu she was over
hauled. Her Captain, in answer to "where bound!"
replied Key Wesr, 'but being so uiueh out of his
course and "rather di lieieut iu tho required papers,
an oiiieer was placed iu charge in order that she
might safely reach this port. Caigo Cu!:cc, Salt,
Mcdiciucs. Ac. Tho "Alicia,'' cottou loaded, was
taken in Indian river inlet, wkero she was nicely
stovcd away waiting a cluar ouast. The boats ol thu
.Sagamore also destroyed two small sloops They
were used in Indian river, near lbipilo, by the rebels
in lightering cargoes up and down the river. There
ure about twenty more prizes lying here, but I was
unable to ct thu names of more than tho following :
Schooner "Diaiiah." assorted cargo.
" "Maria." ' "
' Corse.'' " "
" "Yelojity," "
' "V . L t heiter,'' sixty hales of cotton.
Key West has improved very little since wo left,
last .lime, but (hero is one improvement for which
thu '.tilth New York, deserve n great deal of praise,
and that is Ihe beaut i tying of the "heme" of dee'd.
soldiers. A neat and strong wall of slono encloses
the yard. the ground is laid ofl in squares, all thu
graves are Hat and are nicely put ill proper shape
by boards eight or leu inches high on Iho ends sides,
covered with w hite sand, wiiileaheadaud foot Itourd,
with lull namu, company and rcgimcut, marki tho
lust resting place ot tho patriot who sucriliucd him,
self for his country.
Two regiments of Hen. Hank's expedition arc now
at this phioo. the vessels, ou whieh they had taken
p.issage for Ship Islaud. being disabled, they were
obliged to disembark, and are now waiting transior
latioii. They are the I.'nilh und KiVlh N. V. S. ols.
Part of thu l.nilh are with us in Fort Taylor.
Key West is very healthy ; Ihcyellow lever having
done its work, tho people uro very much relieved ut
Its uciutrlure. J no boys ot our company are till well.
1 will write to you aguin as soon as "Something turn i
up." With respeuts lo friends generallv. 1 remain, i
lours, fraternally, 11. u. v .
The iilionH liicoriir.
M'hen it is remembered, that Ihe proceeds of the
sale of stumps, is hut a smull portion of the income to
be derived from the internal revenue, wo cuu. from
the liollvwiiu table, form some idea, of the immense
income tho uution will derive from if! Tlie tionds of
a nation w ith such an income, must be tho best secu
rity iu tho world
The following table shows the number and value of
revenue stamps sold during the week ending Nov. 21 :
cent Property, a.l.tU.iUO $.il.M!)5 tlO
I ecut Express, I.oho.uuO lti.ttliu (IU
1 ceul Playing Card, Oiil.'iUO C.liii uo
3 cent Playing Card, 7'JNIIlio lj.'Jju 00
2 cent Hunk Cheek, 3.IHi.lK)il Ci.ll ID ou
2 ceut Proprieiary, 2,7.11,11111) ttj.VM 00
5 cuit Tdegruph, 67S HOD 17.JJ1U 011
4 cent Proprietary, i.'t;.7.i0 il.i'.iu 00
6 cent K.xpress, 2-'l Ml) 1 1 V.'Hl HU
10 cent Cuuiruet, ul.UUO 4,1(10 Ult
10 cent Power uf Attorney, Ms.iol) flo0 no
15 cent Hill of Lading, olll.OoO 61.000 oil
15 cent Island l.xchuiigc, 2L"J.jllO ot.t2j 00
20 cent Inland fcxehuligu, 2.1I.I.IM) 4ii.ll.'0 III)
2j ceut l.ito lusuiuuce, I02.IH1O 2i. juo III!
25 cent Uond, S2S.V5U 32.237 50
25 cent iiisuriinoc, i'2l,MJ) 80.325 00
25 cent Cerlillealu, . 4o'.',2l0 1 17,:il)ll (Kl
50 cent Lite luauiuucc, 55.25(1 27.025 00
50 ceut tlortgugc, 2i7.750 l;l.!75 do
50 cent Origiuul Process, lil.UOO 17.000 00
50 ueut Probate of Will, 205,000 127,500 00
50 tent Conveyance, 14 1,. '.00 72,250 00
60 ceut tuiry ol Hoods. 1:11.750 (i5.s75 00
50 cent 1'as.eujjer lickct, 1KI,025 Vil.il 2 50
50 ceut Boud, 114.5UO 72,20 00
1 00 Courvyauee, 207.000 207.000 00
1 00 Power of Attorney, 27V,ouo 27V.OUO 00
1 50 Inluiid ICxehaiige, 324.UO0 4o0,0o0 00
Uerikk's iie, 1,67(1 16 70
Total,
H,5o,Wi c2:oU,l7J 70
ftile I'roua lairvM.
Capk li.u K, Jan. 3.
The Liverpool Joiirnul of Commerce say
thu governineiil bus issued orders that tlie
Alubuma alttill U warned from all UiitisU
ports, und notice has been ven that if uny
more UiitUli property it destroyed, tho go
verameijt will ut oneu take sti ys to Uestroy
thu AIiiUuiiji.
Thu Shipping Gaetto conUttdiet tlii
Hutemeiit, and uv: Ve ure auro the go
vtriuntul will not coueider itaelfjuatitliti iu
atoiiiiiiig ihe cruise ol thu Alulwiiiu."
Tim Loudiiu Tiuiea, in an editorial, ridl
ruU Jho idea that thu llritUh uoyeriitlieut
liould lie held aecouuUbU lor tho tloinj-t
oi tliu Alaliuina.
Thu Timoa iiubliahe a letter from Maury
bifuliial Preaiileut LloeoU. id W iili'tl i re-
l.udUUn the idea of a reunion, lie aavi thu
atiutb t tiui euipliei HiiUariui, ami aawrta
uiai u vuMuuia retl'l at liarU aU!) uu
; rinu; i ties iiiontb uf July last er ureiUir
tliau during tU biuua owmt f"r u yrar
I prvviotiala, '
NEW AD VERTISEHRNTS.
JUST OPENED!
E. Y. BRIGHT SON,
T NVITE the early attention of ensh pur
chnsers to their choice, varied and exten
sive assortment of FIIKII WINTEU
W)OD9 which they ojl'er nt reasonable
prices. Our stock cnibraces
A full line of ITqndaomc Dress floods,
A nice lot of Domestic Dry Goods,
A choice supply of fino 'White Goods,
A great variety of Boots and Shoes,
A largo stock of Queens and Glassware,
A very extensive lot of Hardware,
Hats and Caps and Ready Mado Clothing
Groceries of all kinds, fresh and pure,
Drugs Paints Glass and Oils. .
WE INVITE
particular attention to the following line of
Goods, suitable forjlolidoy Presents.
Real Heavy Blanket Shawls,
French Blanket and Broche Shawls,
Hoosery for Ladies, Gents and Children,
Ladies Gloves in great abundance,
A complete stock of Gents GJovcs,
Funry Shirting and Opera Flannels,
Assorted colors Balmoral SMrts,
Skeleton Skirts in great Variety,
Zephyr Opera, Caps and Nubius,
Fine Sable Furs and Mtifls,
Fino White Linen Handkerchiefs,
Colored border Cambric Handkerchiefs,
R;;al Bandanna Silk Handkerchiefs,
Gents Silk JTeck Tics ond Cravntts,
Fine needle worked Collars,
Super Black Love Veils,
Silk Tissues of assorted Similes.
Ribbons, Lace., Edgings atid Rudtnga,
Fine Bhiek Molniir Cups,
Shawl Pins and Scarf Pins,
Perfumery, Pomades und Soaps,
Buck Purses und fancy Port Mon.iies,
First rate Skates, ready strapped,
Hiee Hair Brushes and Pocket Combs,
Fxtra good Penknives and Scissors,
Children Gum Gilded Combs,
Ac., &c.
Sunbui-y, poo. 20, 1802.
'rfii: :n:iv.voHii T::iiii i:.
1863.
Tke Nrw-YonK Tiiiri;ne. first Issued in 1841, now
in its twenty-second vear. has obtained both n larirer
and a more widely dilViisid circulation than anv
other iiewsiperover published in Anu rii'ii. Though
it has sufl'ered. in common w ith other journals, from
tho volunteering and departure os lens of thousands
of its patrons to solve in tho War for Iho I'nion. its
circulation on this Ot li of December, lf02, is as fol
lows :
l'AH.V 5(1.125
Hkmi-U'eurlt K.L'.itl
Weekly lls.tiOt)
Afrrcirato l:t5.."76
Prceniluenily u journal of News and of Literature,
TfiR 'i'ltiui'WK has jailitie tl convictions, which are
well characterized by the single word Ken iii.ican.
it is Hcpubliean in its hearty adhesion to thu great
truth that 4,God has made of one blood all nations of
men" Kcptihlicun in its assertion of the eiiuul and
inalienable rights of all men to 'tile liberty, and the
pursuit of happiness ' P.epublicun in its steal fast,
earnest, delimit hostility loci cry scheme and ehorl
nt the Mmv 1't.wwr IV.o U. Annc4lluD Of Ti-IMS
to the great liehellion. to grasp the empire of the
New W orld and wield Ihe resources of our country
for its own aggrandizement Republican in in anta
gonism to the aristocrats and despots of the Hid
World, who fondly hail iu tho perils and calamities
suddenly thrust niion us by their American counter
part the ovorlhrow and ruin of the .Mislcl Republic
KcpiiMican in its hone and trust, its laith und ef
fort. Ihut this atrocious Rebellion must result in the
signal overthrow of i; plotters, ami the linn eflab
lisliment of equal rigbrs and equal laws throughout
the whole extent of our country, wherein Liberty und
t'liioii shall indeed be "one ami ii.neparai.lo'' hence
forth and lorever.
Tun TmiU'SK devotes attention in calmer times,
mid lo some extent in these, to Jvlue.iiiou, Tempe
rance, Agricultural, Inventions, and whatever el.-o
nay minister to the spiritual ami materiel progress
and well-being of mankind , but fur thu present iis
energies und its columns mo mainly devoted to the
iuvigorattoii and success of tho War for the luioii.
Its special corresiwudents accompany every consid
erable army and report every imirtaiit incident of
that great sirogglo w hich we'lrusi is soon lo result in
tiie signal an. I eomdusivu triumph of the National
arms and in the restoration of 1'eace and 't hril l to our
distracted, bleeding country. We believe Ihut no
otherwise can a fuller or in'orc accurate v icw of Ihe
progress aud the character of this momentous eonllict
be obtained than through the regular pcrsual uf our
columns. And we earnestly solicit Ihe oo-operaiion
of all friends of tho Nntional cause, which wo regard
and uphold as that of 1 nivi isal Humanity, to aid us
in i-Aii-imiii i.n cirouiHlloll.
IL'H.MS.
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per and other materials used in pi intini; ucwsimtiers.
compels us to picreasu the price ol Tul 'i niui sE.
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Calvkut Station.
IIaltimouk, lieeeuiber I 'I. 1M12. )
NOTICE Is hereby gi en thai on Ihe 1 5lh of January.
ISti.'l, the Northern Central Railway Comiany will
redeem at the Rank ing-i louse of Messrs. J. h (ill.
T1XUS i CO., iu this cily Ihe ROM'S of said Com.
panv, known as I'onlrnct llouds lor work done for
Ihe Suuehaiiiia Railroad Company prior lo Ihe (lib
Decemlier, K54." All interest on Ihe liomls above
relerred (o will cease on Ihe 15tb of January, IHb.'t.
Uy order, J. S. i.tl U, Treasurer.
IirceuiUr 20, ISdJ.
S-T-1860-X.
llruki-'st lau(uiiuu IliiKrti.
They purify, strengthen, and Invlgoiale.
?'hey create a bealthy appetite,
hey are an antidote Iu ehange uf a ater and diet
Hy oereuiuoedieUotduslpliou aud latebours
Tliey slreuxlheolhvsyileiu aud euliveu Ihe mi lid
'I Key proxuil tuiassiialM aud inleruillleul fevers,
l liey purity Ibe broalhaudavidiiyollbe sluiuaeb
'1 bey cure lvsria aud Cotisliputlou
llivy cure li'iariiiea, L'bolera, and Cholera Mor
bus They euro Liver Cumplaiut and Nervous Head
ache. They are the beat UilUirt ia Ibe wnold They wake
Ihe weak suaa strong, aud are exkMulwl aaluie e
real rsiuvr 'Jury are made u puia til. L'ruis
Ruas, ibeeelebraied Calisaya Rark, ruots aud berl,
aui are lakea witfl liis peau uj'a btvorsK. ia ills
out regard Iv a or Uuia ui day pailkuavly
ouuiiMbudv4 W UuiuiaUi peisous rvomrUif a ute
MlUiulsot. Quid If all (ir eers. J'lorJ.u, lutls
aud aalooui 11 I'll Abb CO , U Rioadaay,
b ofk
For Trio! in t?ie C'c'l'f "f Common Pirn
of Artiitnitcrli'iid Count it, January Term,
A. I)., 18(13.
rrnnltlin Fou"i. v P.irah Foust'Jiilow et nl,
Win II Prymire. Ac. vs John Jllllor,
In the iMtitlor of Iho report of Special Auditors, upon
thn Account of J. Voiing, formerly treasurer of
NorthiimbttrlaDd County,
Amelia C Clumeut's Adm'r Ao. vn Ilonry Weiso
and Rail,
Win L Uewart and E Y TIright ts Ira T. Clement,
Henry 'J hnrp vs Northern Central R 11 Co.
Hcorge (J. W elkervs Peter Kerlin,
Mary II. (Ireelnnd'e heirs ys Norlhorn Coutrnl R. 11
Coinpnny, s'
Maria 0 Vincent vs .Tobri L Wnlson,
llirnm Young ts Ira T Clement. '
William L l3ewnrt vs Charles W. ttegini' Adin'r,,
Henry Sinner's Kxrs vs NnrMu rn Central Railroad,
Smith. Selt.cr A Co v (). W. Raver,
Thurlow lluglis i Co vs iSutleu, Marr sv Co.,
Charles IHiiiinig vs Charles Jleekcrt,
Peter Kerlin vs (leorgo C Welker.
Mary Jenkins vs Reaver. Geddis, Mnrsb Co.,
Knty Stnniiu tor use of Kissinger vs John 1' Wol-
fiiiger,
John 11 Packer cl al vs Thomas Baumxarduvr nnd
WHUoiity.
.1 H R llohncr vs Solomon I)ell,
Reates, Jacob A Miller VI Aaron AVolf,
Charles Kra-h vs Lewis II Vunk.
John II (ireelnnd's heirs Vs Troyorton Coal ubi)
Railroad Company,
A W Creamer vs Jaiuos 11 Rico,
William Fry v Cnspcr Adams.
Samuel M Miller aud ChrUtinn Wolf vs James
Vandyke.
George W Aakinsvs Robert Dntesusan, . .
stimo vs J R Ihilesnifin,
Isnnc Marta and Slary for nso of Mary Marli vs Sol'
onion 11 Boy er and Win Wert.
L C Thompson vs Susquehanna Coat and C t
Company,
sauio vs Itreen Ridgo Imp Co.
E Elliott Co. vs Henry Haas,
E Y Ilrighl 4 Son vs Lliiabethllsmon, A Osmon,Agl.
Henry Haas vs Ueorge (loul,
W and I iV (iouglcr vs Peter W dray,
Andrew M Enstwiek vs 1) C Cleaver et al,
M II Eberhart vs 'i'lios Cuiiunings,
Chrislinn Wolf vs David Vnldmu,
Aaron Wormr,er vs Jiwrph Moist,
Charles Reek vs John li Welsef,
Joseph P llngno vs Joseph Ilolhipetcr et ai,
liamcl Cramur vs Jos .'ph llullopcter ot al,
Peter Scheflcr vs same cl id.
Catharine Pcifer vs Jonathan ruii1;c!borgor,
J II Hurgetl. for use 4c. vsJohn C. Ueokert,
Daniel Druckemiller vs Rnrbara Wciscr's Admrs.,
Cyrus Rrown vs Wusliinilon Stroll,
John A J Cummiugs vs It eorgc Rlain,
W W Persing. dec d. vs John Ncwmnn and wifo,
Stephen Ilitienliendtr vs Charles P lielfcus'.oiu,
A P Larke vs John F Caslow etal,
K R Miller vs Charles Reader,
Clnis E Morgan Co vs l'orlor A Dell man,
Nathan Shipu vs Joseph Coiiriul.
Rank of North d Endorseo, Ac. yt B Cjcarhart i. Co.,
with notice. Ac.
snme vs snuia
Rank of Middlch.wn vs Samuel Wicst,
Surah Crothers vs Joseph Faust's Adiur.
Margaret Faust va same
Susan Conrad's Exrs vs Joseph Conrad.
The first thirty of Iho ubovc slated ca?'S will bo
for trial the first week and lo bo ready en first
Mon, lav of Iho term, and the balance for Iho second
week. DAM Kl, RECK LEY, Prothy.
Proth's Office, Sunbury. Dec. 20, 1bo2.
lCemliiir ftniiroiid.
WINTER AKEAKG2MENI.
CREAT Tlll'XK LINE from the North ami
J North-Weal for Philadelphia. Xew York. Head
ing, l'oltsville, Lebanon. Alhoitown. Laston. Ac.
'i'raius leave ll'irrishurg f.,r Piiilsdelpbia, Xew
Yrk, Reading. Pottsvillc. nnd ill liiterine littto
Stations, at S A. M.. nnd 2 I'O P. M.
New York Expresslenvc Harrisbur-r al 3 15 A. M.,
arriving at New York ut 10 oil the same morning.
Fares from llarrisbur:; '. To Xew Yoik 15 i l
Pblludelpbia $'! 5 nnd f2 bl. Da:;gngo cheeked
througn.
Rctnruiiig. Icnvo New York a fl A. M.. 12 Noon,
aud 8 P M. (Pittsburgh Expic-s). ' Leavo Philedel.
phia at S 15 A .11. and 3 :;o P M.
Sleeping fin iu the Xew York Express Trains,
throuirh to ami from Pittsburgh without change
Pusscitgers by the Caltaw issn Rail Road letive Port
Clinton at 5.I5 A. M.. for Philii. and all intermediate
Stations ; and nt H.25 P. M., for Phlliidelphiu. New
York, iiiid all Wuv Points.
Trains leave Potlsvillc at !l I."i A. M.. nnd 2..'10 P.
M., f.r Philadelphia nnd Xew York ; and at 5.W P.
M.. for Auburn and Port Clinton only, connecting for
Pine 4rove and with the Cattiiwissu Rail Road ; re
turning from Reading nt 8 15 A. M., for Potlsville.
Anaceonniii'lalion Pnsscng'T train leaves Reading
at (1 .'iO A. M.! mid returns from I'hiladi lpliia at 4 SO
P. M.
I lr AH tlie nhoyc traius ruu daily, Sundays ex
cepted. A Sundav train lenves Potlsvillo ut 7..10 A. M.,
and Philadelphia at '.!.' P. M.
Coiniutitation. Mileage. Season, aid Kxeiirsion
Tickets, ut reduced rates lo tuid from all jsiints.
(I . i NM'Ol.l..
Dec. 1.1. 1HC2. (ionernl f-tipe'rime'idcnt.
I;icK:ixt ititiui A: (-Iotiu:kii---, ISnll
road.
t i ana alter rvoveininr 1,, jh2, raa'cnger
Travis will run as li
nw :
iUL'Til.
MOVING
Frthht If
I.cavo
Fcraniun,
S.nt) A.".M.
Si. 2;)
II.:;o
in. i a a:
" Kingston,
" Rupert.
" Danville.
11.10 p.
12 05
Arrivcut Northundicrlniul, 12 45 P. M
-MOVIXU NORTH.
Leave 'orthumla:rluiid, 5.LM P. M.
' Danville, C.eft
" Rupert, li.:t5
" Kingston, S. 15 Leave,
Arrive nt Scrantoii. Ill nil P.M.
15 P.M.
lo
A Passenger i'rain also leaves Kingston nt 8.0(1
A.M.. for Seraiiton. to connect with a train li,r
Xew York. Returning, leaves S,-rautou on arrival
of train from New York, nt 4.15 P. M.
The. Laekiiwanuu A lllonirsbnrg Railroad connect'
with the Delaware, I.ucknwaiina ami Western Rail
Mad at Scranton, for New York and intermedial-.,
points east. ,
At Rupert it connects with the Cntlawissa Rail
road, for points both cast and wcstnrriving at Phil,
iidelphin al U.I 5 P, M.
At Northumhciland it connects with tho Phioelel
phia A Eric 'Railroad and Northern Central Rail
road, for inls west and south Passengers arriving
nt H:irrisbiirg4.50 I'. M. Philadeli.hia 111 P. M.;
and lliiltiinore 10.211 P. M.
The Freight ami Passengers Train north. lenM-s
N'orlhiinibci landat 6,45 A l , and urriyea at 11.20 P
M., passing Danville at H.2H p. Al
JOHN P. ILSI.EY, Kup t.
J. C. Wt:i.i.. (ienernl Ticket Agent.
Nov. 2D, lNi2.
Xortlicrn CiMitr.il liuihviiv !
i i i:it Ti.tn-: t iiii.e:.
TWO TP.A1XS DALY lo nnd from Iue Xnilli and
West Rraiieh Sinspuchuiimi, Eluiira.uud all of North
ern New York.
ON and utter MONDAY". November 17th. l-2.
tho Passenger Trains of Iho Northern Central
Railway will arrive nt und dvpait lVom Kunbury.
llurrisburg and Rultiuiore us follows, vu :
SOl'T II W A K D .
Mail Train leaves Suubury duily (except
Sunday). 1 45 P. M.
" leave liarrislMirg. 5 20 '
' " arrives ut Rultiuiore, 10 20 '
Express Train leaves b'unburv daily
(except Sunday,) ' 11 20 P. M.
" leaves Huirisbtirg (except
' Monday.) 2 45 A. M.
' arriies ut Raltiuioro daily
(except Mooduy). 7 M A M.
Mall Traiu leaves Daltimoro daily (ex
cept Sunday)
" leaves ilurrisburf
" arrives at Sunbnry,
Expriu Ti'iiin teavi Raltiiuore daily
' arrives at llarrishurg,
" li uves llurrisburg (except
Moiitlav).
14 arriv es at Suubury.
For further information apolv al lb
8 .'to A.
1 15 P.
4 50
8 411 P.
I 50 A
3 20 A.
0 20 "
I 'llic
I. N. Dili A KIM , Supt.
Nov. 29, lsa:.
Mill a v nii:i:hn iii:iii-it.
(A.MK to the premises of the fubscriber, iu Mount
J Carmul township, Norlhiiuibrlandeoiiuly.alKiut
Ihe 1st of August, three stray Steers. I lieu uhoul 111
liioulhs old. Two ot Iheui are dark browu color, aud
theother sHtled. Also ut Ihe auuie lime and )duee,
eame lure stray lleiDeis, ri.l, )me and -j;ic.l,
aud also about Id mouths uld Thcowin r or owuets
arereiuesled lo call and establish tlicir claim lor said
cattle, pay charges and remove the same according
lo law.
ENOCJI 11. col.E.
MtCarme! Iwp.. Nor. IS, IW 2ia
'I'b) I'vlil'essioua Ittstl l'.erl.'ii'- t
uu luiulltl.
1)1111. ISRID for the beoeSt ami V a warning
1 anl a eauiloa lo youug uieu who sutler Imuu
Nvrvus Debility, Premature Dteay. e ; suplyii.i(
al Ihe aaiii lime Ihe uieaus of S. Il l ire. liy ,,oe
abo bas euiel hiuuvlf after being put lo gr.wl .
I.eus IhiviiKh airdical iIuHiiU4t aud iiuuekery
ly eueluiuii poM-aul aldrd eutvlipe, tiiigle
"plus lua be had ol lite aula-.
Mill AMI I. al A i F A 1 11 , l'- .
RvdlKd, Ktiiv' Co . , Y.
March l, lanJ -ly
lsworlUH la larra) !' tttl T u.
UK Kill r IsON lusius allealo la Ife.if M4k o
Prliae Ureas aa Hlaeb Taa
saai-vy, lasss U bati
I'.tl.l. a.u lvi i'Kie nrv t.:s or
MILUNEKY (iOODS!!
Ilifis M.. 1j. GtiRslor,
Fatcn Street, tt.-d doom toiith of the Shartlm
Valley if X'oltfviU Railrottfl
KUN'Bt RY, l'A.,'
HAS Just received from Philadelphia, and opened
at her store, a largo nn-J r-plondid assortment of
the most fashionable aud latest style of
Bonnets, Ilats, Shakers Trlmmifigi &o
which she Is selling at the most reasonable prices.
LADIES' DRESS CAPS, to which she dircols Ihe.
attention of the ladies, and invites nil to call and see
(hem.
HOSIERY. GLOVES. MITS, COLLARS, II AX to-
KERCHIEFS. C0MR3, Ac,
nnd numerous other articles for Indies' Treat, to
which she invites tho ladies to call nnd iximilno
beloru purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful lor past patronage, she hopes by keepinR
the tKt assortment, lit reasonable prices, lo continue
the yimo.
Buiihury, October 25, 1SB2. 3m
JACOB O. BECK,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
iUiirlii-1 I !, Hi-urly opposite lias
Itit'jl l03il Iks-pul.
BUNBTJ "R.TT , PA.,
INFOHMStho cilijen? of Sunbnry and vicinity,
that he ha; Just returned from Philndclphiu with a
full ussortinei.l uf
I'AI.I. .St WWTV.tt (.OIIKS,
OF EVKHf DES( IHPTICV AX!) QI'ALITY.
His slock consists of Cloths. 1'renrti Cloths, lllack
Doe Skin and F.iney t.'assiun res. Rlack S.ilin. Figured i
Silks. Plain and Fancy C issitjiere VI.STI ivhich
ho will make up lo order in styles tu suit the lns:o of
customers, on short notice, and thu most reasonable j
terms. j
Any Uonds not on hand, will bo furnished from !
Philadelphia, by giving two ditys' notice.
(ioods fiirnWicd by customers will bo mado up to
order ns heretofore.
As ho will enndovnmie hut experienced workmen,
f arsons may rely oil getting their work well done at j
lis shop. . !
Thnnkfui for the pntronagi heretofore bestowed, j
he respeellully solicits a continuance ot tho sum.
Kiinliury, October 4, ItioJ.
600,000 ""iV"
LLOYD'S NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY COL
ORED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES,
CAXAPAS, AND NEW RIUXSWICK.
From re-cut surveys, completed Aug. 10, 1SC2;
cost 2IU!WI to engrave it. nnd one year's time.
Superior to any 10 map ever ma. lo by Cnltnn or
Mitchell, und sells nt the low price of fifty cents;
.'170.0110 names nre engraved on this map.
It is not on!v n Couiitv .Mno. but it is also a
COUNTY AND' RAILROAD MAP
of the United S'ates nnd Canadas combined in ono
giving every Roailroad Station und distances be
tween.
Guarantee nny womnn or ninn ?;i to $5 per day,
nnd will take buck all maps that tan not bo sold und
return! the money.
Send for Jl worth lo try.
Primed instructions how to ennvii.-tswc'il. furnished
nil our ngenis.
Wanted Wholcs ile Agents for our Mat s in (V. ry
Stale, California. Canada. Eiu-liind, Frnnee nnd
Culm. A fortune may be inndo with u few huudrcd
dollars capital. No com pet i i inn.
J.T. A.LOYD. Nn. lbl liioadw.-iy. New York.
The W ar Department uses our M'np of Viiginin,
Maryland, nnd Pcnnsylvimia. cost SdiHUIfM, on
which i; iniirk- d . nliet.ini (.'rei k..liurp.-lnirg. Mary
land llighls. W illiiiinsis.rt Ferry. Khorcr$v ille, No
Intid's Fold, and all others on the Potomac, and every
olher place in . Maryland, Virginia i nd Pcnnsylvimia.
or money refunded.
LI.'A D'S Topographical Map of Kenliieky. Old.i.
Indiana, and Illinois, is the only luithorily tor (ieu.
Hucll mid the War Department. Money" rcl undid
u uny one finding an error in it. Price ViO cents.
From tin Tribune. Aug. 2.
'LLOYD'S Map of Virginia. .Maryland, and Penn
sylvania. This Map is very large ; its cost is but 25
cents, nod it is the best which can be purchased.'
LLOYD'S Croat Map of tlie Mk-is-ippi River
From Actual Surveys by Cnpls. Hart and Win. Iknv
vii. Mississippi River Pilots, of St, Louis. Mo., show s
every mini's plantation and owner's iianic i'mui St.
Funis to the Unit' nl Mexico 1 li'iO miles eicry
sand-bar. i-land. town. Inniiimr. mid all places Si
miles back from the viv. r colored in counties ami
States. Price, jil in sheets, f.2. pocket form, und
;2.5li on lin.-n. with rollers. Rc.idy epl. 2o.
NAW Dl'l-AllTMIiNr, WakiiisutoX. Sept. 17. 111'.?.
J. T. Lftivp. Slit : Send me your Map of the
Mississippi itivr. with pi i.-e per hundred cupic.
Rcar-Aduiiral Charles 11 la is. commanding the
Mississippi ft'Uadiou. is authorized lo purchase as
luauv as are restored for lis,, of Unit s'jiiadron.
lilDEO.V WELl.S. Secietary of the Navv.
October II. I N'.2.
i;: -v or.B iv. '4i!';:.
SI li.-'Cli I PTlo.N AliEX f
At JAY COOKK & CO., Bankers,
11 1 SOUTH Til ! Ills STREET,
Philadelphia. Nov. 1. ltV.2.
Tiioiiiidersigned. having lo;cn appointed Subscrip
tion Ageut by ihe Secretary of the Treasury, is i.ow
p,reparc'i to forui.-h, at once, the
NEW TWENTY YEAR 0 l'EU CENT ROXDS.
of the United States, designated, n'Five Twenties."
redeemable at Ihe pleasure of the ilovernnient. nfter
five years, and authorized by Act of Congress, lip-pro-,
cd February 25, ls.'2.
The Coupon Roods are hs'ited in sums of 50. $100
pjdti. t Inuii.
Tin- R.vgi-ter Ponds in sun s of f5tl. flOO. S500,
flnntl iiu.l f Innil.
Interest at Six percent, pornnuuui will commence
fliu d ile of purchase, und i;.'
PAY A RLE IX (I OLD,
Scmi-Anmuilly, w hich is coital, at tlie pte.-.ent pre
mium on gold, lo about Eiglil per cent per annum.
Fanners. Merchants, Mechanics, Capitalists, and
nil who have any money lo inv est, should kuotr und
remember that these Ronds. are in ertect. a First
Mortgage ii)Min ail Railroads. Canali. Dunk Stocks
and Securities, and the immense products of all tho
Manufactures. Ac , sc.. in the country ; und that the
fail and ample provision made for I lie payment of
the interest and liriiidtiltou of principal, by Customs
Duties. Excise Stnuis and Internal Revenue, serves
1 1 make these Roinls Ihe
Rc;i, Most Avuiluble and Most Popular Investment
in ll'.e Mai Let.
Subscriptions received tit PAH iu l egal Tender
Notes, or notes and cheeks of banks at par nt Phila
delphia. Snbscribcis by until will receive prompt
attention, ami every tuciltty nnl explanation will
bi- utforded on npplicr.tiou ut this eilise.
A full supply ol Rends w ill be kept ou huiidlV r
immediate detivcrv.
JAY COOK E. Subscription Ag.iit
Nov. 8. ISW Mm
Nl "-tlll'HV ' A4'Aii:.fIV.
HIIIK SI'Xi'l RY ACADEMY will be opened on
1. Ihe fnt Monday of Xoveiulicr, ltii.
tuition-pi:r vuautek.
Juvenile scholars,
English brunches.
Sciences nr.d higher Miitheniulic!,
$2 no
4 M
5 (iu
I.unguagcs,
ft on
M. RHODES,
Principal.
l'AMYl;ri.s!
J (HI X F A RE IRA.
No. 7IS Arch Street, be
low Eighth, south side.
'PHILADELPHIA.
Importer aud Manu
facturer of, and Deal.r
it, nil Lin. I. ,.l
Sur.bury. Xov. 1. lsr,2
IMM V I' I' ICS !
B5y? Furs, for Ladies' anil
t()',v i-. V"' - Children's wear.
nff"k'iv5 ' I desire to say to my
1i,v:3AV,T fiiends of Suntuiry ami
i f rV surrounding conn--r2J-e---
ties that D have now in
..i ,i... I,.,,.,.,
T-J,f .-r--- and inosi beiiulitul us
aortineiils of atl kinds and qualities of Fancy Furs.
Ladies' and Children' Wear, that will be uoin dur
ing Ibis Fall and Winter
My 1 uts were purchusud iu Europe., previous to
the rise iu Sterling Exchange, and tlie New Duty
IuiMised ou all Furs, iuiiorlcd since (he tul of Au
gust. I would also state, that as my tok lasts. I will
ofVcr it al prices iroiuriioiitiif lo wiial I lie goods eo-t
me ; but. it will be impossible for uie lo Import and
Manulaeiuie any li.oro Furs, ami sell ilu-iu at Ihe
same priens. u iug to Ihu Ul..'.attli-d statu ol ihe u'iaiis
ol ihe Country.
I Itemciuber Iho Hants, number aud s.iooi
JOH N F A It K i l( t .
7IJ Ar. li Street, Philadelphia.
September 1.1, mi2 wm
k4l.4MI4A II tl. 14 ft.
Vlfwi-w.'t) nl I m y , Suubury, Nuithuuihe
lsii.il eouniy. I',unylk ania-
(Formerlv Frveburg. Mivdur rouuty )
OFFICE. Market slreet. uus d.sw vad uf Filling
llrunl's Snrv. ami uearly op.o.-ns tlie d urt lloi s.
All aoUauiiial butuva, collections, ae , a ill re
ceive ivoiui4 ativuliiiU-
April II v,J
.wwilsr l.tii.tlxrl
I'll 1 1.1 H SHAY, Money, Lyeouiioi to. my, Pa ,
INroKMn) bu Uiradsaad ibe l-ubliv lu genrial,
thai be eoualaully k. ou kaiij lioards. Sinulw,
Lalb, Joissa. e -d all kinds ui l.auibei as4 btfdditig
..kwial, wbleb K UI tatl al lb !'"' lira
bias JO, tsaH.
c-rl m waft fit i UMivwwsiiiiiwiiAiliWiifM'iisTr,www
CATHARTIC PILLS
OPERATK by their powerful Influence on the
internal viscera to purify the blood mid stimu
late it into healthy action. They remove the
obstructions of tlie siomnch, bowels, liver, and othei
orgnns of the body, nnd, by restoring their irregular
action to hcnltli, correct, wherever they exist, such
derangements ns ore Vm first anes of discern.
An extensive trl of their virtues, by 1'rofeisors,
Physicians, and ratients, has shown cures of dan
gerous diseases si most beyond belief, were they not
ulistnntiated by1 persona 'of such exalted positing
nndcharactrr as to forbid tho suspicion of nulniili.
Thiir cerjiticafea are published in my American
Almnnar, which the Agents below named lire
pleased to furnish free to all inquiring.
Annexed we give Direetimn for their use in the
Commaints which they hnve been found to cure.
Fou Costive.nkss. Take one or two Pills, or
anch quantity ns to (renllv move the bowels. Cos
livencsa is freriicnlly tfie aggravating cause of
Pii.f.s, and the euro of ono complaint is iho cure
of both. No person can feel well while tinder a
costive hnbit of bntly Hcnco it lliould be, as it
can he, promptly rclirvrd.
Fon DvarKPstA, wlneli is sometimes, tho Mtto
of Coslivenes, and always uncomfortable, take mild
doses from one to four to atinmlntc thextoninrh
nnd liver into healthv action. They will do it, nnd
the hearthum, boriihw'it, and inulbimi of ilvspepsia
will rapidly disappear. 'When it has gone, don't
forget what cured yon.
For a Focl Stomach, or Mtrlld Innrtinn of He
Botceh, which produces general depression of tho
spirits and bud health, take from four lo eight Pills i
at first, nnd smnller doses afterwards, until activity 1
and strrntrtli is restored to ihe svstem.
For NmtvousNt-ss, Rick II Kvtuciiri, NAcsrv,
Pain in thf Stoma h. P trl-, or S:r!r, take from four
to eisht jiil's on poing to bed. If lliev do not oner'
ate sufficiently, lake more the nxt rlrv until they
do. These eomphuiits will be swept oitt from the
system. Don't wear theso nnd their kindred dis-
orders because your stomach is foul. '
Fur SckpfcLa, Ekvsii' i.sa, nnrf nil T!.fea!t
of the Shin, .akc the Pills freely nnd frequently, lo 1
keep the Isiwcls open. The eruptions wi'l g.-uer- :
nil y fioon begin to diminish nnd .lisapnonr. Ianv ;
dreadful ulcers and sores hnve bec:i hetitrd up b'v
the purging nnd purifying cl'ect of tiiese Pills, nnd
some disgusting diseases which seemed to snturnte
the whole system have completely yielded to their
Influence, leaving the sufferer in perfect health.
Patients! your duty to society forbids that you
should parade vnurself around the world coieicd
with pimples, bfotches, ulcers, sores, nnd nil or nny
of tho unclean diseases of the skill, because your ,
system wants cleansing. i
' To PiMttrv the Ui.nnn, they nre the best medi
cine ever discovered. They should be taken freely !
nnd frequently, and the impurities which tow tho
seeds of incurable diseases w ill be swept out of tho 1
avsteni like chalf before the w ind, lly this property
t'uey do ns much good in preventing sickness as by !
the' remarkable cures which they arc making evciy ,
where. ,
I.ivkk Complaint, J.vi'Xincr., ami all BUl-nn ,
'x.'otts arise from some derangement rilher '
torpidity, congestion, or obstructions of the Livr.r.
Torpidity nnd congestion vitiate the bile and render
it unfit for digestion. Tl.is is disastrous to the
health, nnd the constitution ts frequently under- j
mined bv no other eir.ise. Indigestion is tlie symp
tom. Obstruction of the duct which empties tho
bile into the stomach causes tlie bile to overflow
into the blood. This produces Jaundice, with a
long and dnngcrous train of evils, ('ostiiencss, or
nlteniately costiveness nnd diarrhrrn, prevaili.
Feverish symptoms, languor, lov spirits, weaiiiicss, i
restlessness, and melancholy, Willi sometimes in- !
nbilily lo sleep, and sometimes great drowsiness; i
sometimes there is severe pain in the side : Ihe skin :
and the white of the eyes become a greenish yellow j ;
the stomach acid; tlie bowels soro to the touch j '
the whole system irritable, with a tendenev to fever, i
which may turn tu bilious fever, bilious coiie, bilious !
diarrhrea, dysentery. Me. A medium dose of three !
or four Pills taken nt night, followed by two or three 1
in the niorninrs, and repeated a few days, will remove
the cause of all these troubles. Il is wicked lo suit'cr
Bitch pains when you can cure them for 2o cents.
limu'vi vrisM.'tiot'T, and all lnfinmmutnrii V
rcrs nre rapidly cured by the purlfvi;'.: e.Ucls of
lhe.se Pills upon the blood ntid the .liiitt.bm which
tiiev nii'oi'd to the vital principle of I.ile. F or the e ,
nnd nil kindred complaints they sht-uld be ta'vrti in i
mild dosei, to move ,hc bowels gently, but fivoiy.
As a Dinm.k Pit.t., this is both re:r. e.o.le ruid I
iisefol. No 1'iil enn be made more pl.-n'.ant to t:i.e, !
iniu lertaiuly nemo bus been inane loore e.':i'. t:i::l to
lite pc.i'po-.e for which a .lintier pill is cnli-yco. i
ri:i:p.i;!:ii nv j
rut. s. 4'. Ai rs: 'w ..
Praotical end Analytical Citcaiif-t.-, '
LOWELL, M A 3 . , ;
.Ml PDI.Il l!V
Soldl.y Friling A (traiit. t.r l it A Cisiier. in
Sunbnry,
Dr. it. R. McCoy. Nor,liut,;hor',n-.J
.T. !'. I'a-low. and C. Rrown, Milton.
J. Christiian, Turbutv ille.
llersh A Co.. Mt. Caniiel.
S. llcr'.'-trcsscr. Elyslmrg.
i'iest. Mnhonoy.
Weaver A MeWilliams. Pnxinoa,
And Dealers JK very where.
August isi',3. jr
iti n v.. i nil 4js i: w r'rt
Rl'NXIXti STITCH
SEWING MACHINE.
IT is u practical, rapid, efiicient and durable Sew
ing Machine, adapted to a large proportion of
Family Sewing, or for inanuf.tetnring purpo-cs, and
is highly oi nanicnlal. nnd is so li'ht mi l Mirtablc.
(weighing less than one pound) that it can be conve
niently carried iu the pocket or reticule.
Ds opcrution is so very simple that it requites but
a slight deirree of judgment louse it.
liy tlie simple turning of a crank with one hand,
and guidim; the work wi:h the other, i: silently yet
,vxy rapidly with a common Xcedlc makes the run
ning stitch 'exactly like Hand Sewing only ti'iore
pet ie"t and regular.
it wdi Mem, (iath.r. I'.uf.le. Sh'ur Tin.i. Run up
Prciullhs, eio wiiii a single or double iiirc.il on luiy
material adapted lo the Running S:itdi. fmui t lit
lightest and lhiunc.-t up to tno thlwhncs-,i.-sot'oriiii.i-ry
.-iik or niii-lin. Tlic t'liones;. tistialiy the mos;
dllVu ult l.l al.teh b.v other sewhlg Inaebiues. Iieil'g
sewed the easiest. 1-or l:i. lies' and children's nppii
rel, and other ariicles mado of lirlil fi.io'ies. it will
thevefoie be found almost invalu. ;l.le.
! is attached to the t ilde like a scv. hv hirl. and
having no tension, and risp-iring no liooieiiiion or
elianire of stitch, i- alwrivs r"?tdy for ojm ration. :ird
sii -h a lliarMl id'sinipli' ity fiint h obibi oi'si or eluiil
years can undeitauil il iuinicdi:itcly, and use i: sii1.-ci-ssfiilly.
It is not nt all liable loget out of order.
Each tiinehiiie is put up in a neat Lo. invompn
nicd with lull uutl explicit dirctini, ai,.l twenty five
lieidles.
Sent to nnv nddrcss in the I nitc.l Statis ,,n receipt
of an order, inclosing the ai.iouul. or lony be collected
by Express on deli, cry ol ibe no. l.'4ic
Agents wiuilcd e.-rv ..here, to vi'hoiu tho luott
liberal inducements will be often ,1.
For puiticnluis. spei imciis of sew ing, etc.", pel. 1 a
stamp for return s stage. Address,
MvtK. Di.uoui.sr. Xu. 47-1 ItrondHnv, N- Y
Dr 11 II. 11 vssl.it. Agent. .Sunbnry, Pa.
Every Lady, Mother. Milliner and Dress-mnker
ho.iid iiuve one ot these valuable aewiug Machines.
l.to'lKT iMili it
itoo.ooo toi.i i i:i:icsv.'i i
10 4 it 1 ii 't in: iii:i.g;i. 1. !- :
1 ! 1 same iiiiuiber of
ers,ns aie also wanted to
I wearllie Itun'lS nod Slh'I.S. 11 . b,
icing umiiu-
ttic-tured. liy the siiliv-riber. ol loe ;.i,t styles a:d
be-t of luntel lal. iii: iug a bo gc s'oek 01 nia.erl.-.l.
he w ill iiiuke up looidcr iti lite Lest workiat likr
luiiuner, nil kinds of
4a-ttll-lll-EI II.IOlM mill SvllO, K,
itl Slio.-w unit 4 nil. 'i-,,
4'liilli'iiM Klioi-K,, At'., sVs'.,
At si.orl notice, liu.lu? reioral ycarJ' experience
he feels ei'iitideiil ol giving g.iterally sal 1-l.ic; 1011 lo
, all who may give hiiu a cull.
1 All work uiust be paid f.r l.,f..r leaving the shop
1 when six percent will badeduelu.1 ..(1', -Call
at lo. Nliop neatly 01. si-ite thu Court House,
ill Mm kol Iwqiiaro. nn 1 escciluiii hi liw prices t.nd
eaa.ututf Uu stuck u. tore purchasing else bore.
JullX WILY Ell.
Suubuiy, August t, So2 Cm
4 i:mii 11. 11011:1. 1011 N ti.i:.
MMII-) well known Hotel, located lu Suubury. al the
1 luui lion ol Ilia .Vutlbeiu I eiural a ill. the nbu-
a l.riu Iti ilroa.U. la okercl
lilivate s.dv.M
I T.ruiS ul sale kill ha suede cay.
lor lul'Lcl iu-
1 foiiuull'4.. eiiquiie al tai olli.-e.
Au.iusl If,
Mull liiis-r-ll Ircrs.,
ur U41.1. pphi r nvinv ifiuaule
I ! YI.EH AND I'YIllhVS
I 1ST rtf. i v 'I ilir.s-1 fiva Ilia Maaufarliirar, at
lee MMMUIU r-tOHr f
, rKiiivo 4 murr
I i.rn, IsWbU )
JUST HECEIVsir 1!
T, I-I. ENG-EL
tlas Jtut fotunual from rhilwJe'.pliia.wiib a
up
Spriug a Sumirier Goods.,
Ver 3lll., s-nr,
Cloth, C.!imr.-, Vo-,iif.;r. DiiUrm Cloth, Linor,
Cuatlui;, Linen Che. li aud (.'i.iu.nndo.
l.snifs-ti Vciir.
A lnro a'or'-Uirnt of Dress Cioo.ls, Jtiack and
Fancy Silks, Silk Tissues, Fancy l!erug.A Sliulley.
all Wool l'-iUuif, Misitobijue Cools nt low prices,
t-iil: I.i.vcllns, Delanes, Lawns, Oinghnms and
Vrints. A full line ol' Irish Linen nn 1 White Onods.
Slolni bord. r an 1 Fancy Summer Shawls, Silk aud
Lace Maotiila4, An
P.eauy Made C'lotliiinc,
A good iLuortmont of Hatj and C),
A laro asorlment of I'.ools and hhoja,
A full stock of r.rnucrit", Molaf -cs am; Su,:ir,
Ilardivnrc and Iluilditig Material,
A foil stork of ii'icon and (EaMWitxe
A full alj.'k of Fi-h, Salt, f'il and White Load,
A '.'o ge stock of New Wall Paper,
A tic iv stock of Slono und Earthenware,
AliI tbousands of articles not ennmeratol.
CS"' All the above will be sold besj for Casli or
Couutry rrojuoo
j. u. i:xgi:l.
Suubury, May IT, MCI.
isrow opsiT.
LI4MMOTII FURNITUKEIVAIIE;
JIOUSB.
MiO A Ml 4:fcout Street, llVrr
Late I.T.VY C0'5 Dry Oood 3wre,)
Fornerly 51M Wa'niut Street.
Piiiladellihia. Au;ru-t 'ill, lsoj ,ni
1 . . .
A NSW" AIID USEFUL AP.TICLB.,
KAl.UV, TiIOEEE ft COl'DEN'Si
t
Ki ll' lS.islint;' 4'Eot'ii's. Vj'rlttrr
Siluple. Lcoiioiuictl. Durable, and is not Liable to
get out 1 i 'I'r.Icr.
The Feif-Ai'J.is'.iiig C! .thes Wrin;r.T. h; 1 re of the
gret'lcst iiiii'tovcincni ot ibe ni;u'U ci;il. cemury. and
lots only lo be known and tried lo come in'o :reueral m
o-e. i ue s.ncin;; o: 1 '.ottirs. to j.rc-sin- out ti.e water
between two liii lur lolls, iltst'-nd ,,(' c ri I "i i.j nr
twisting, will iinio'iiit to . uongh i.l 11 short tunc, tOf
pav f .r a iniediii.e
il, i j otic ts awrrc. that tin' t". ist'ii,' or u ringina;
.if elo! lies. i'. retches and l.i enl.s tlic f.bres ; but this
maehiwo proses them so ev eiily. th.it a new -pujies.
tie rocgli'.v soaae l. c.-in new iung, lenumi iiiei.anig
It in the let.st, and il works so easily, that n child
lvi Ivc years old can operate it o ithour trouble. Hot,
water ilocs not injure the rolls, nnd woollen goods
can be wi ling nut i.l boiling water to prevcut I'uliiug.
wiiich c Itlllol be done by Inilld. . .
Il, Stureuiiig. il i: iiivalltllb'.... e-pec''llly otl lll.'0
arlii-1.". Mte'ti ii l.ii'ii' s' Skirts. Ac . a. it leave" ttid
starch in the chillies perfectly eveii. It will wring,
the largest bed uuilt -T tin: sinalbx p..-kcl band,
kerchief, drier tliau cm pos.-lbiy be dene by IimiJ,
without nlliTiitiou ill Ic.-s than olie-eiglii the time
The machine is so -iu. pie that it is id liable to get
out of repair.
The great iie.p'ovcmei:; in Ibis, every every other.
W ringing Machine yet invented, is. i's Self-Adjust-ing
airiiiigeiuciit reouiring 110 aliera'ioii. to wrin'
luindkercbief or bid quilt consequently, the 1110-t igl
lairaut scivalil cell oOMilte il.
'J'lic niae'uine is i.oiile of wood, mid so arranged,
tout no iron enn pos-ibly v in contact with tho
clothes, thereby avoiding nil larger of injury to iho
elotf es, bv iivn n: t
'iiiis istlie linist simple nnd effcctiie t'lothiw Wring
er yet invented. Those purchasing enn use tb.ui
two weeks, and if Jiicy arc pot pcrtecily safisiicd. ro
luiu ihem. and Ihtir nioi.ev will be reloui'icd
Address L. E SM)W. I'liila lilhn.
Or II. P.. M ASSEli. ut O r N'orthut icrland ea
.Inly :, i2.
IANHOOD;
Ii B.'.isf! Rit.vv ki's.r'tl !
Jusl Publishcl. i i n Scaled Envelope Price cents
Lt'''nre on ibe Xaitoe. tti ntnient and Itadieul
ot So--nn:itorrl,,ia or Sei'i'ind W eal: 111 ss. Iiivoi
notary Enii. sioi.s. Sexual Debility, and Impedimenta
to Marriage .cti-ril ly. Xei votisiicss. Coii9i;niition,
Epilfis-v and i'i - ; M-'td.il aud PIivienl IneapnciiV;
le-nlii:,'.- from .-ell'-Abu-.-. Ac l!v lltJliMl'.T .) .
( I L l.ilV. FI.L, .M. 1 , Aii 'i.u-.ol theCrecn Bo.,
'i In woil.l-rene" ee.l nii'. i'. in liiij iidiu'.rable I.e.v
, lure. '. nt;.' pro, s I'ioiii his ..wo cypeiience th.t
11 ill eoie.'o.aclo c-i et Sel,'-:iieisc limy bi ctbeluuilv
removed without medicine, and with, ut dangerous
sitiL'i vd openiiions. bougies, iustruineuts, tings, or
cordials, p inning Mt a mode id cure ut once cei taiu
in: 1 ei'.Veiual. by whicii evi ry nillerer. 110 lustier
what his coi.di:i"'i luav be. may cure biuisi li chen; ;
I privately. 1111 1 radically, ibis lecture will prove a
boon to thousands uud thuiisauds.
I Stilt under s.al iii a 1 !..in emil pe. o uny a I.
dress, on the receipt of siv cents, or iwu poslaa
stauipj lo' adiiic.-slng.
1 w Dr ch.mu.e-ij. k:.if.
127 llowrrv. New 101k. Post uiiiecllox, 1M
Nov. li, l.'-iiJ. ly
! SIMON P. WOLVERTOJS. .
1 Atloriic.v mill 4'tiu'los lit liWj
! Oliice. Market street. 2 thsus west of Depot,
I HTJ-NllXJil-i;'. IJV-
1 ' ILL i ll'. i d promptli y to tin-edit c.iou of Osiirt
I nod all ii'le -r professional hii-inc-a intrusted ta
've He iu Xordoiiobei'liiiid and u Ijoiuing eoutitiea.
j . fri nbiiry. Mi. o, ls-i'-.
i lIIilMSTRET'S .
lu.iuiiatilt' Hair Ci'furii!vr.
I IT IS Mir A DYE
I lb. I rc'iir. . -fay lisir I its otiginul e .lor by supple
; ing Hie Cl. illiir.V lobes Willi in lurul swtenanrr. li
I paiied by a'e .a- d,-wnse- All iii-tai'tuin'oii I'ys aie
j (',ii i;ol ol liiioir oau-ii.:. '1 .si r,.y iu lheviu.!t.y
1,11 1 b ; ;ir v of 1 l,v hair, and afiurd ot thru scive. lu
' Jm-ii... ' l.ei "i.l I li iii.it .ble dduiing IH'1 01. !y
.'r-loii In n I '."ii's u tu'al e .lor l.j un e. s) p-ucraa,
bu' ui. e Ibe hair a
1 1.1 At HUM' ul ttTV.
I I tolo-i' ' 5 ,' tf r.' I" (i.Vrl.i, 11 f.tm.r of. flhll
, .iu s ,l.i')ot oil, sod in p.rv heat . I. stof pl'-sxflulnr
! I. Ihe le 'F ' Il bu. slo- I 'tie l I ul li.:i ti.'b,.' li s
I oruutnl Hair I oloriii. t.lid ts e il.stal.tly iu i-eail(
(iiil.V'.r. 1 svd b lio.n a' u'leuieu a. id l.d.' Ilia
ad 4 I'.V all ropivlabli' lla.il. I, or r in Is' p;oVi.l
t bv Ibcoi 01 Iho e.iliime.'o, U.'.'lll. D. iMl'Sl'4,
at"- Hioadauy. X. . Mjo-i.''- -w c ut. ai 4 t
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