2Tfjc tmtntri Omnican.
H. D. MA88ER, Editor A Proprietor
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1803.
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B. M. rETTENQILL A CO.,
Ne. 37 Tark Row, New York, and 6 State Street,
Boston, are our agents for the BiiNaiRT Amkricati
n those cities, and are autlioritcd to (nko Advertise
ment and Subscriptions fttr tis at our lowest ratoe.
fTho Pliiladelplilit City Council re
fused to appropriate $500,000 to exempt
conscripts; but immediately appropriated a
million to support tlitir fumiliea. The Gov.
eminent WHiits men, ratlier than money.
We should do all in our power to assist by
assuring those who are drafted that their
families shall not suffer during their abscnec.
ff"DECIIOS CONCEIINtNO THK ENKOLt.-
mest Act. Judge Caleb Cushing has just
given nn opinion that the payment of .:J00
exempts a man for three years, and that a
person cannot be required to furnish a sub
stitute or pay the commutation money be
fore being examined. In the latter particu
lar the instructions ot the I'rovost Marshal
General have already been overruled.
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J-jf One of Puponfa Powder Mills in the
Ilagley yard, at Wilmington. Del., exploded
tit six o'clock on the 29th. James D. I'oples
and William Leury, workmen, were killed.
The cause of the explosion is unknown.
irif In the list of dismissals from the
military service, for the week ending Satur
day last, as officially announced, are the fol
lowing: Major Granville;' G. Ilaller. of the Cth in
fantry, for disloyal conduct and the utter
ance of disloyal sentiments. Capt. W. II.
Uorch, 19th Ohio volunteers, for treasonable
language and disloyalty. Lieut. M. P. De
liver, 10th Ohio volunteers, for writing and
publishing a highlv disloyal and unbecom
ing letter Capt. il. P. Merrill, 11 th X. Y.
artillery, for repeated utterance ot" treasonu-
b e and Uisl yal sentinvMit-'.
JLoral affairs.
"Tliero will be no service, iu St. Matthew's
Church ou Sunday next, owing to tho nbsenco of the
pastor
CyTnASKSinviNO Scuvit us. Services will bo
held in tho Lutheran Church, on Thursdity next, tho
iIhj- sot aimrt by tho President nf tho UniloJ Slates,
fur thanksgiving, prayer and praise.
.
(2? Harvest. Tho fine weather of tho last and
present week, lias enabled our farmers tit sucuro their
harvest in good condition. 'The wheat crop is not
only a good one but tho quality is butter than any wo
have had ('or a number of years,
f5? The river mm considerably tho beginning of
this week, indicating souio heavy rains north of us, as
we have had but little hero lately.
.jCaptain Isaac It. liunklobirgor of the 1st i
l'ragoous I'. S. Army, was on a visit to his friends to
this place a few days since. Tho Captain's Compa
ny suffered severely iu tho lutu buttles beforu (Jcttys
burg. 3Tho Circus, which exhibited hereon Tuesday
Inst, was not well attended during tho day. but du
ring tho cveuing perforinuuce there
crowd.
was quito a i
."i?'TiiK (iiiAVR Vaiio. Our attention has boon
rtiMed several times to the dilapidated condition of
this ground. Is thero no one in charge, who is author
ised to koop down the weeds and brush, that make
il look like a desert wuste, instead of a spot, sacred to
tho memory of our departed friouds t
1"5.V pleasant Pic Jiic party camo offon Saturday
last. The party proceeded to Truxlur'sijEove ou tho
west side of tho rivor ou the steam boats aud unjoyod
themselves for an hour ou tho river.
IAcriiiKST os Tim II a 1 1. Ho.vn. On Tuesday
morning as Abraham Urosious was driving his butch
er wagon across tho railroad, at the depot, he camo
in cullisiou with an cngiuo backing down the road.
The horse, a valuahlo animal, was knocked down
and hud one of his legs cut oil hy tho wheels of tho
engine. Tho wngon wheels were crushed, hut Mr.
Iinudoua and a boy, his brother, escaped without in
jury. Perhaps tho engineer was not without censure,
in not liuviii:.' used Ids bell or w histle, as iho rules
required, uiel which should be dune ou all occasions.
We have, finiueutly, observed some of tho shifting
engineers violating this rule, as well as another iu
running too fast through the borough which is high
ly dangerous, particularly over tho crossings on tho
principal streets. The conductors aud engineers ou
oar roads, generally speaking, are careful men, uud
sjonfonu to tile required regulations.
Hustler IJoll of Couipau) I, 20th
ft-iitiut l. V. .11.
Captain S. P. WOLYEHTU.V,
1st Lieutenant A. J.Stkoii,
21 Lieutenant . I Ac oo HuliuaAca
Xon-Coiumis-ioned 'ifnVcrs. Orderly Scrgeaut
Win. C. li.Kidrn li ; 1st Srrguaiit Charles I). Wharton;
I'll . I i i-orgo 1. liucher ; 3d, Albert ilaus ; 4th, lieuj.
r . llriglil.
1st Corporal, Warren McKwen; ! l. S. P. Itright ;
1 11 1. l I II... .I.IL. .1.
VI. S. ,1. Jl.iey ; lib il. I.. Hendricks ; 5th. Samuel
Harrison ; tills. Charles J. Conrad ; 7 111 , 1. b. Kern;
hill H. U. AlllllUTUtUll.
Musicians. Win. Kriegbaum and I). J. Wharton.
PltlVATKK. Zeb. ltostian, Deo. BIik.iii, II. 1.
llueher, Isaac Hair, Edward Deck. John A. Hucher,
lieuj. litilmt-r, Isaac Uubb,. John Cugan. David Druck-t-iuilicr.
Conrad lieitrv. Andrew lieilrv. Win. 11.
Foiilke, lirorgc Koulku, I.undis Fry. Peter Hilemau
John K. Heller, Andrew J. lluller."bulher Harrison,
'ill as llei.uiiigir. Jacob li. Hoover, Tliouiaa li.
il.siver. Win. 1). Haas, Win. 1. Haupt, Charles 1).
Kit-Ill. Martin r. KautTman, Michael A. Keil'er, lieu
Krohn, 1-orciuo Kramer, Isaao Leeser, John l.y'iu,
11. . Landau, (ten. Mauti, Jeo Miller, Mahloii
.Myers. Lewis Miller, Jaoob A. Miller, John Oyster,
Kdward Ovster. Kuphael Per. Franklin Patruck,
Win. II. Kohitjucli. Arlliur ltobius, Henry L. Iteiin,
Simon Kenn. Silas Kenii. Julius Kay, Ueo. Sterner,
Win. V. ShiRer. John Sliuler, Anihony Spcece, H.
CIhv Seash.iltx. J.iiois Trego, John Wcuver, Silu
Wiitl. John Wull, Juliu WeWior, aud Abraham Znu
Xneriu un.
?!us-r Itoll f t'onipau)' li., 3lli
ICfftisiirut l. V. .11.
Colonel M. Cl.iv Allemas,
Lieutenant Colonel ltalph McClay,
Major 11. Clay Harper,
Adjutaut Win. Hendricks.
.Captain A. it. Piskr,
,1'irsi Lieuii nitut J. M. John,
Second Lit uleiiaiit Jus. A. Shipp.
11 Sergeant K. H llhodes,
2nd Serg'l. John ll.irrit, 4i, Ferg't Jno. McClolce,
.31 Ker d. Hhoiuls, MU Martiuis Sholl.
1st Corp I Krcd. Hibson, 5ih Corp'l. Jno M Beat,
2d Wm 11 Carlisle, Bib, Jno Hancock,
.'did " Wm UtK.tu, 7th ' liavid Lveland.
4th ' JnoWiir, 6th " JnoFruchor.
Musicians Juo. S. Bitteubondor and II. Sturtiul,
I'KIVATES.
Henry Allison. Hiram Hird, Wm Drown, Wm II
llowltu, Iraiicis liters, Win lloasli N Carlisle, 1 bos
Curtin, Nicholas Cut ven, Wm Carlin. Juo Clifford.
. Jno funis, Lewis Cbamlierlaiu, Adam Herke, 'lh' I
-S Hewees. John Honor, Michael Hooly, Joa li Kalon, i
Mntliias Kuies, Win L'odie, Wm Kurly, Wm 11 tiilger, 1
J It U el tor, Jesse lltii'fl, August lltlt, Jatiob Hess, .
Kiihi-iiloi 1 (eiiiiiiiir. Win lliiiiit.n IkMiiil. lli.yotr .1 '
r m nans. Isaac Haas. Pat el nine, Boiouion Hill,
Il.nrv In. h, Jesse. J Jt.hu, Hubert Jones, Win June
rt Joues, W in Junes,
joacpu Kopp. Isaao
.It Lake, Withing.
(leu Jl Juliu, vt lit jwuigcr. J
Heicr. Frederick Ktisemuu, Jno
tm Luke, lit'iie l.t l.ig, Win l.t big, Charles l.t big,
Mnha.l M. Cut ly. F.L..,ccr.MKlu..,llc.rii. Madu.
r. licrto. W Mdlcr. F.ank Moo.e. Heurv Neibuft.
John l(o. h, Jeny Itotli imiel, John llui
UI'll, liuuiol
Ituen. 'lb. a lttHste .i. i,i, t li.-.-. . bn U..UH. Kt.
MilUsiroer Jdcob Snllwaguer. liui.ielSluliIrr Jobu
MrieklHiil. J. hit Mrriu. Jaeuti ireimy, nauiuei
lllev, Jaetib '111
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Hi if i i uiirr. tiiPiiu i lusain.
Vvnii
CjPTreasos tK Ptivnm Cophty. For some
time past, the Provost Ouardofthis Congrcsslon.il
Vistriot hare had intimation that a regular organira
tlon of tho kulghtaof the Golden Cirolo met in the
woods nea Mifflinburg, Snydor county. 6ergoiunt
Kophart, In ehargo ofthognard, was deppntohed to
the looality, and aftor biding bis time succeeded In
arresting seven rnon, three ef whom had belonged to
the 1721 Pennsylvania nillilht, had deserted the regi
ment, and joined this orguuiration; and who, when
arrested, were engaged in proceedings atonce crimi
nal and damaging to the loyalty of true men- Tho
partial arrested were conveyed to MifHinhurg. All
tho elrcuinitanoet bceolrring known to tho Knights of
the Golden Circlo in that region a mob soon oollccted
and demanded the release of tho prisoner!. While
the mob was clamoring for their release, Sergeant
Kophart loaded his prisoners in a wagon and conveyed
them beyond the reach of rrsouo. ' They were brougt
to this city Saturday, where await a hoaring before
Marshal Clement. Until this hearing has been had,
we must await the development of tho particulars in
tiiecaso. ILirrishurg Titegrttph.
Itebrl Account frqm ClmrlcNton.
The Charleston Mercury says that during
the early portion of yesterday (Monday)
morning, all was comparatively quiet on
Morris Island. About 11 o'clock the land
batteries opened on Port Wagner, and the
Monitors and the Ironsides again approach
ed and opened a severe fire. This continued
until 2 o'clock when the bombardment be
came furious, the reports, being heard in
quite as rapid a succession ns on Saturday.
This furious cannonade lasted for about an
hour and it halt', Fort Sumter and Battery
Wagner replying slowly. Also, fire was
opened from a new battery on James Is
land. Fort Sumter got the range of the Iron
sides, and a little before four o'clock she
withdrew, The Monitors also hauled off,
and for the remainder of tho evening the
firing was at long and irregular intervals,
coming chii lly from the enemy's land but
teries. Some shots weto fired at Fort
Johnson and at the Shell Point battery.
The casualties in llattery Wagoner yesterday
were four killed and eleven wounded.
A mortar lire wus kept up on Battery
Wagner every few minutes during the night
from the battery near Graham's house.
On Sunday morning the enemy sent in
a ling of truce to ask permission to bury
their dead, whose bodies lay thickly strewn
in the trench and elsewhere in front of our
works. As it was supposed that the chief
object of this request on the part of the
Yankee commander was to pain an oppor
tunity to reconnoitre our position, the
proposition was declined, ami the duty of
burying the dead devolved upon our own
men, and on Sunday no firing occurred.
The Courier says that the body of Col.
Shaw of the negro 54th Massachusetts regi
ment, was also sent for during Sunday, but
he had been buried iu a pit, under u layer
of two of his ow n dead negroes.
Tub Hostaoe oKt ii uits. The Richmond
lCnquirer says : In response the announce
ments that Gen. Win. II. F. I,cc anil dipt.
Winder have been placed in confinement at
Old Point, as hostages for the two Yankee
ollicers, Flynn and Sewyer, condemned to
be shot by the confederate authorities, our
commissioner has informed the Federal Go
vernment that the confederate government
will not be intimidated bv anv such threats
; and that the execution of said ollicers will
j take place as soon as the President may see
j fit. It is hoped that the .'xeeutivc will see
i fit to give the order for execution immedi-
ately ; and as we have now over five
! hundred otlicers in our hands, besides some
i five or six thousand privates, it is iu the
i C . I. . . . .
P""" u iiiegnvcriiincui 10 carry retaliation
i,p II .cil I'lttCl I-AUCIIIU. I IIC ICO III! 1.1111
for the death of these two Yankees and it is
useless to delay theii death any longer.
CHARLESTON.
Nkw York, July 2S.
Tho steamer Star of the South arrived
here toinight, from Charleston Bar on the
evening of the 25th. She towed the iron
clad PasMiic to the bar. The latter went in
to report to Admiral Pahlgren.
When the Star of the South left heavy
cannonading hail been heard, and shells
were plainly seen bursting over Fort Wag
ner. Important ICcl-l
MOVKMKNTS OK UKN. ItOSKl lt ANS.
Foutkv.ss Mosr.oi'., Monday, July 27.
The Richmond Inquirer of the 21th, has
the following :
. . "Atlanta Thursday, July 27.
Gen. Ropecrims is organizing a force to
nltack Atlanta and make' a raid on the
Northwestern Georgia Railroad. Active
preparations are being made for the defence
of the city and railroad to Chattanoogu."
The venerable statesman and patriot, Dan
iel S. Dickinson, of New York, has made an
eloquent and patriotic speech in retVrenre
to the recent riots in New York. This is
the way in which he spoke of Gov. Seymour
and the enemies of the conscription :
''He warned the merchants, farmers and.
mechanics that this spirit of rebellion, which
politicians tire seeking to handle w ith furred
mittens, will take their woods, their produce
j and their wares, and compel them to pay
for their support, unless they put it down
i at once. Ho should do himself and the
i .,. iniufticc if he did not sav that he felt
..... ' . ... . .
Ins State to he disgraced when high ollicers
of the Statp from the Chief Executive to a
high judicial functionary, to a mob in mild
and deprecatory language, Instead of putting
them down with a strong hand. The only
j speeches he need make to such men would
be made with shot and shell, and the only
messages he would send would be from the
mouths of cannon. Applause, When he
saw public ollicers tampering with mobs and
addressing them, he thought there must be
something wrong."
A Goon Dopok to Escape the Dhakt.
One of the amiable ami excellent Quarter
masters belonging to army, anil whose resi
dence is in our present neighborhood, ut
Millerstown, relates the following iucident,
which will admit of a repetition :
It seems that, while the rebelJenkins with
his cavalry were in occupation of the above
named town some dozen of the male inhabi
tants thereof voluntarily surrendered them
selves to him, anil at the same time stating
that they desired to be paroled, in order
that they might have sufficient reason for
not complying with the expected Draft,
should the'v be among tho number drafted.
Jenkins, upon questioning them in refer
ence to their political sentiments, ten stated
that they were Copperheads, while two bold
ly avowed themselves Union men. 'Fhe
question wus asked of these ten which they
would rather fight for Jeff. Davis or Lincoln
each of whom answered, for Davis. I'pon
this ho called ten of his orderlies, ordered
them to dismount, and told the ten Copper
heads to mount, come w ith him to his camp
and he would arm and equip them.
Tho mutter assuming so much of a serious
form, the whole ten, iu an earnest manner,
"lieL'ired off." Jenkins let them no. and
with the remark that had thev such among
.w. . , ------ .. .-
, m Xn " .'" u,h. Wry "mother i SOU of
, :. '' rvi ry iihmih t i
i ,,u'm would tn shot without judgo or Jury,
ul concluding with tho reinarW that he
luMlorod the true out sunken I'nion men
, ,,, ,,., , i.J.V, ' ' t,)u'a ?
1 '"""""l Uell detestable trultor
.i I-.
. ....
I n t ten, we are tol.l
are among the
''marked and ItUtllUritl."
,.. . . .
' wouit; ii uoi i.e ria-lti lor a man au kls wife
an rmi wtusii t ma i . t ... .
.Ul,..ti.:i k..i. i'.V ."". "?" Uwiaust.
Ml usdsi "
as utdei
A Vast Cemf.tkuy. A rnrropondrnt of
the Philadelphia Ycai, writing from Gettys
burg, says: Hundreds of accession litis tho
Gettysburg Cemetery received within these
memorable days. In one place ve counted
over onehundri'd graves of New YorK vol
unteers, tho names' of the brave men all
inscribed ou simple head boards. Jn close
proximity Wo Jifly tix rebels in one trench,
ami not 'fur aft fort y-tuo more, without a
solitary nnino inscribed. The spot itself is
designated by a bfinrd united against the
tree, with the inscription that here lie so
ninny rebels. Several toldicrs arc buried
within arm's length of Dr. K ninth's rear
door. Tho Seminary grounds and Dr.
Schinticker's garden contain a number, and
thus it is all tlirough the country, within a
circuit of .fight or ten miles, 'it it a tart
burial ground.
'mm
Grkkral PrJtnunTON. The Memphis "Hullotin"
of tho llili Inst, shvs
'The condition of tlen. reinberton is pitiable in
the extreme. His officers falsely and meanly du
scriho bis misfortuno to all aorts of things, such ns
imbecility,- Ac, while he, poor man, Is nearly cra7y,
and evinces in an unmistakable manner tho humilia
tion and aneuish which he feels Ho keep confined
to his room, and walked frantically all tho time,
tearing his hair and gitlhg all sorts of evidences that
he is an insane man. He was ono ol the few, as we
learn from an eye witness, who gave unmistakable
mnuiicstatioii ol repugnance to taking thu parole.
His condition excites tho commiseration of all inbi-
ased persons at Vicksburg
NJVAI)VE
SalM'l-lir'H Kul.
I)Yyirtueof cortain writs of Yen. Kxtmnns, Al
) Vcn. Kxpona. Lev. Fu-ias and Al. Lev. Facias
issued out of Ine Court of Common Pleas of Northum
berland county. Pennsylvania, mid to me directed,
will be exposed to pubiie sale at the Couit House, in
Sunbury. on Monday, the ;id dny of Augu-t, A. II.
ISM, at one o'clock P. Al., iho following tlcscritied
real estate, to wit :
All that certain two story building, containing in
front 2U feet and in depth ill feet, situate on Shaino
kin street in tho town of Trevorton, on lot No. 11,
bl.wk 1(17.
Soiled taken in execution and tu be sould as Iho
property of John Havid.
ALSO:
A certain lot of ground, situate in Mount Carinel,
Mount Carmel township, Northumberland county,
Pennsylvania, No. , bounded on the east and west
by Susquehanna Coal and Coal Mountain Coiiipiiuy,
on the south by Second street and on ihe north by tin
alley, w hereon, lire erected a double two-story frame
house. Ac.
Sei.ed taken in execution and to be sold ns tho
property of Thomas Gibbons, Uamidteo of MearsA
Havis.
ALSO :
All that certain lot of ground, situate In the bo
rough of Sunbury, on the south side of Market street,
bounded north by said street, west by lot No. 07,
east by lot No. 4. aud south by an alley, and num
bering in the plan of the town lots number one (No. I)
on which aro erected a two story hriek dwelling
house, a two-story briek store room, with frame ware
room uttached, a frame stable and other accessary
out-buildings, a well of water ut tho door.
Seized taken in ejection and to be sold as the pro
perty of Ira X. Clement.
ALSO :
AH that certain tract or parcel of land, situato in
Turbut township. Northumberland county. Pa.,
Imundod and tlosi-rihcd ns follows, to wit:Un the
south by the .Milton Cemetery, on tin) east by land
of Win. Heinen, on the uorth by laud ol Wm! Ilein.
en. and on the west bv the Sunbury ami F.rio railroad
and on tho West llraiieli Canal, containing I'Jj acres
more or less, all of w hich is cleared, w hereon is erec
ted a lime kiln.
Suited taken in execution, and to bo sold us the
property of Joseph Marr.
ALSO :
All thai certain lot of ground, silunte in the bo
rough ot Northumberland. Northumberland county,
Pennsylvania, bounded on the north by tin alley, on
the cast by lot llili, on tho south by (juccu street, and
ou tho west by lot No. Hit, containing iu width 14
feet and iu depth U41I feet, being lot No. II).'! iu the
general plan of suid borough, on w hich are erected
a two story frame dwelling house, a fiauio stable,
fruit trees, Ac.
Seized taken iu ejection and to be sold as the pro
I'crly of William hlliol, administrator of Jacob
Ulootu, deceased.
DAVID WALHHOX, Sheriff.
Shcrid's Oilico, Sunbury. July IS, lSij;l.
IJtH I'i:...itiVLrAMA Vttl.l
mi:i:ks.
Itir.IITV A f'.LE 110D1LD MEN belween the ages
U of IU and -III years. Soldiers, serving in this
kcgiinout perform garrison duty ut Fort Taylor.
Key West, Florida, and Fort Jefferson, Torltigus,
Florida.
Men enlisting in Ibis regiment, receivo a Bounty
of One Hundred Dollars, of Hhich twentyifivc i paid
in advance, besides a premium ot Four lvilars upon
being mustered into thu L'. S. service. The remain
ing seventy. live to bu paid upou Iho expiration of
enlistment.
Also men enlisted for any three year regiment now
In the tield, uilhcr
CAVALHV, AUTILLLTtY OK IX FAX THY.
All of it hich w ill receivu Pay, board aud Clothing
from date id' enlistment.
Pay per month from jl.'l Ofl to $20 00.
Term of Kiilisimeitt "Three years unless sooner
discharged." For further iufoi uiuiiou, apply to
Adj. W. II. 11. HANliKN,
CKNTKAL 1POTF.L.
Sunburv, Northumberland county, Pa.
Or to Serg't. Wm. li. Ulack, 47th P. V.
Corp'l. S. F. Bkamkh, 4'Jth P. V.
July lb, 1S0J.
tCcport o the I'liiiii-f 4'oiiimil !
ol llic l'liiam inl 4'oiiIitlii nl'ttis-lloi-onli
of fits 11 bin- .
To the liurgcmi and Couiicilmtii if tin' lh
ruujh nf Sunburn :
We tho Finance Committee respectfully report
that we audited tho accounts of Havid Haupt and
li. Acttleiuoyer, Overseers of the I'iKir for Hie year
IMtj. in respect 10 the l'oor Jux lor Hint vcarot
whii'ft Huvid Haupt was the collector. The account
of Charles F. Murtin, collector of Borough Tax foi
tho year Isil, and the uccouul of 1. W. Uray, Trea
surerof tho suid btirouh.
We report that there is a balance of the Toor tax
lor 1MA amtiunting to tour hunclrcti ami sixteen dot
lam and nineteen cents uncollccled. That the out
standing orders of the Overseers of the Poor to lliu
ifbth May. Imiit. iimount to the sum of to hundred
and tiltv-nine dollars and ninc-and-a. half cents.
We report that Chas. F. Martin, collector of bo
rough tax for Istil. has overpaid the duplicate for
thai yeur the sum of thirty-five dollars and sixty-one
cents, and recommend that au order bo granted to
him for that sum.
Wo report a balance ih thehands of Peter W. tjrav.
Treasurer to the 'Jiith of May, loti.i, of tho rum of
oue Hundred una lorly dollurs aucl seventeen cents,
'i'lie outstaiidin Btirourh firdcrs to the 2ithof Mnv
iHtl.'t. inclusive. amount 10 the sum of nineteen bun
tired and eiLflilvsix dollurs and fiftvdlve cents. It
Is probable that the creatcr imrt of these orders have
been paid and duly audited heretofore without the
:t of their cancellation hcing.nntcd by former audi
tors ou the order book. Wo could not ascertain w ith
certaiutv the auiuuut of orders unpaid. The amount
refiortcj us outstanding, is therefore the amount of
orders issued, the payment of which wo had no evi
dence. We annex hereto the accounts as autlited bv us
with stutomeuts of Ihe outstanding orders.
CHAHU S I'l.KASAMS, )
W. I. liHKKNOl'HII, Committee
SAM L. J. BACKKK. )
Sunbury, Juue 8tb, lbCJ.
reler W. flray, Troasurer, in account with the Bo
rough of Sunbury.
Dr.
Ta balance In his hands former report 9170 78
To amount reo'd 20th March, 1HS2. from Sol.
Shindul, eallectur of Taxes for IrtoO, 107 il
To amount received from C. F. Martin, col
lector of Borough Taxes for ISO!, amount
included in former report, 220 10
To rente receiv ed of James Boyd, vil :
lHiiH.Fcb. ISMti, J'.'O IK)
1 SOU, March 2 1st 20 (10
I Ki I, jHib 20 0
1CJ 2Sih-20 00 80 00
(671 40
Cr.
By amount of Borough Orders paid
aud produced by Treasurer aud
audited, f
By auiouut of Orders by Overseers of
the l'oor paid aud produced by
Treasurer aud audited,
: 18,00
274,62, 623 S3
f 16m) 4
IU 47
By percentage to Treasurer
Balance In bands of Treasurer,
Amount of Poor Tax levied for )rtJ, by
liavid Haupt aud BenJ. Zeltleiuoyer,
OverM-ers,
Amnuui of Tax for 1IJ, collected ty P
Haupt,
Amount anaolloctej
liavid Haupt, Otiriew, Vt
Ta Toor Tax e-dleeietl
lo an rteeiveo) frora f Z sVstler
HW 17
91,322 1
gt irt 41
(414 III
do 41
7 0
fSSl 43
Cr.
I v iiimmi t oi oidere paid hy D, lloupt and
autlitcd, 72, 11
Jlalnnce In hands of D. Haupt, subject to his
percentage aud compensation, 63 32
Amount of Orders of Overseers of the Toor,
outstanding. 2:M May, 1811.1. 2G0 47,
Doduot amount produced by H. 1J. Hover,
Chief llurgess, itolh May, l.stl.1, rocei've.l
by him from Haas A Iluweu, on account
oi rent audited, n ,",fl
llnlanco of orders of OTcrsccrs. ouLstnnfiing imf
Amount of Dorongh Orders outstanding
2itth of May, ISOit. J2,000 801
Deduct borough orders produced by S.
H. Buyer, Chief Burgess, :!iih May,
1SII3, receivetl by him fioin Haas A
llowun, on account of rent audited
oancolled,
Amount of borough orders outstanding
borough Tax for lSiil Chnrles F, Martin, tyllcotor.
Dr
To amount of Borough Tax for 1851, $.122 fiS
Cr.
Hy payments made to Treasurer, vil :
isol, Scptemlier 7tb .111
lSliJ. Januarv l.Oih 27 71
Aiiril ith
it 19
HI i'.i
1ft SO
S 2i
17 UK
41 50
:m 60
July Mh
' IWth
" L'lith
Aug. .tilth
, Feb. 4lh
April ;!
IRC.:
$:ai7 221
By amount credited fo
.lutlgnicbt llrcenough vs
Borouch tit Sunburv
12 37
By exoneration allowed
collector
2:: fir.
11 OA
By puiccntngc to collector
tXiS 191
Amount overpnid by collector $;!." tilj
i lie J- liinuco Lomiiuttee, ettme time nfter makuie;
tho above report, cancelled all redeemed orders in
the hands of tho Town Clerk which had not been
cancelled ; and marked the saino "audited'' upon
the Order Books, as follows :
One huiidretl anil ten borough orders, amount.
ing in the nirjrcisnte to the sum of jlu'i8 2Si
3." of said ortlei-s are dated prior
lo Jan. 1. If5!. amounting to $2'1.1 51
7j of said orders are dated since
Jan. 1, IS.iti. amouiiling to tin I 772 f 1,003 2SJ
We havo also filed a receitit sinned bv Win. I.
tlreenouh. Kxecutor of K. 0 reenough. deceased, for
tho sum of lorly dollars mid ninety-two cents fir bo
ninth and road taxes of ls.ill. which amount is to bo
credited upon the Orecnougli Judgment against tho
Borough.
unbury, July 1 S, 1 S63. 3t
1SG3.
FR1L1NG
1803.
& GRANT
AT THE
MAMMOTH ST0EE,
01I.D respectfully announco that they have
juft received and opened a very larg
1 and well selec-
ltd Stock of
GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
which they aro willing to dispose of at a VKKY
SMALL AHYAXCF.OX
I'lrstt 4'os.t.
0UB STOCK IS COMPLETE
AXD EMBIUCKS EVKHYTIII NG.
GIVE US J. CALL.
Thankful for past favors we h"po to meet a con
tinuance of the same by still selling Uoods its chcup
if not t'B!i;.WI'3t than can bo purchased else,
where. 1 "
FUILIXt! A UIIAXT.
Sunbury, May 23, lNi.'t.
POUNDRY
AND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS !
rpilE imdersigned respectfully inform the public
X gelierully. that they hat e entered into Co-I'arl-nersltip
in the FOI'XHKY Bl'SIN KSS. and are now
prepared to manufacture at Iho Hi hrbtich l'ouiulry,'
all. kinds of
.T2a-hia-r.y, KIovom, I'IoiiIik, 4'iik1.
tinH, ill ltot-t .o !.
Ilepairing all kinds of Agricultural Implement
done iu u good wurliiiiauliku manner and at the
shortest notice.
All articles shipped as ordered. Orders respect"
fully solicited and promptly atteudod to.
JACOB IIHIIMBACII,
T. U. COOl'KK.
, fx? "Id Iron, and nil kinds of Produce tuken iu
l'!.cl,ange for uork
Sunbury, May Hi, 1S03- tf
JORDAN TOWNSHIP
1) I S T I L Ij e n Y.
rpilL undersigned having entered into partnership
J. iu the liisiillery Burij.esit, iu Jordan township,
Northumbirlnnd county, 011 the road from Shatter's
Taiern lo I uioutowu. alioul 4 miles from Muhouoy
aud rl milts from Klingcrt-town. beg leuvo to inform
the public that they are now making a suporier ar
ticle of
Pl'RF. RYF. WHISKEY.
Those desiring grain converted into whitkey oun
have it done on the most reasonable terms.
1 he highest cueh pi ices will be paid for Hye, and
grain taken in exchange for Whiskey. The public
can be assured that all Whiskey uiadu at this distille
ry will uo 110c Irom tlrugs aucl adultiirulions.
ISAAC HF.PP1.Y,
U. K FOI ST.
Jordan he p., Juno l-'l 1S03. t'uu
J. E. HELLEK,
Office, on south side of Market Square, near the Court
House,
S-gNBURx-, PENN'A.
Will attend promptly to all professional business
entrusted to his euro, tho collection of claims iu
Northumberland and the adjoiuing eountioa.
bunbury, Muy 2d, 18li.'). ly
tV joining In h ii run rt 4'umpuny,
WILKESBARHE. PA.
C'uplliil nnd fnriliiH, I 1m,000.
DIKECTORS:
O. M. Hollcnback, L. 1. Shoemaker,
Johu lteichard. It. O. Hriesbach,
Samuel Wadbaiur, K. C. Smith,
H. 1. Lacoe, Cbaa. Horrance,
Charles A. Miner. Win. S. Hoim,
W. W. Kulcham. ft. M. Harding.
C M HOLI.l.XIIAt K, President.
L 1). SHOI..M AKEU, Yice Presidcut.
II. 0. Smith, Secretary.
V U. MeiiLina, J reaourer.
This Company Insures three-fourth of the Cash
valuation, takes no Premium Xotos, ntuko no Assess
ments. Policy ackuonludgca ull luoucys paiduriug
the term of your luauraucu.
A. CltAWFOUD, Agent.
May M, lSfia. ly
'VEATESa HOTEL,
Corner Fawu and Mat ket Streets.
rl .'MU III ,
f pilE undenigurd resiiectfully informs the public,
1 thai ha has taken charge of the als.ve uanietl
Hotel, and uks fur Ike uoulinuauce of the former
patronage aud would tuuie all olheis tu give hiw a
Call.
HIS TABLE
Is alwavs supplied with Ihe bnl Ihe market affords.
Hut liar contains the choieeal liwuors. aud bis slab-
I llBK W lootl aud well allen le"! 17 earetui loiters
I MIClUtt WJLVLhT
i fubul.. My. IStl
TW CJrcnt Cnne of
J-iTJOVTArT M18ERT.
Jnrt Published, in A Srated Envelope, 'n'ry
Sir Cetitt.
A Lecture by Tr. Ct'LVF.UWELL. on the cans')
and cure of Spermatorrhea. Consumption. Mental
and Physical HeMlily, Nervonness, Kpilpity ; Im
paired Nutrition of lite Body i Lassitude; Woiiknew
of tho Limits and tho Bnek ,'" Indisposition and Incn.
I'neitv forStnilv anil I.nlu.rt Hull news ,f At.iiriiliiin.
sinn; Loss of Memory ; Aversion to Sofliety ; Lovow
'. r-"inuuc; jimiuity; r-cil Jiistrust ; limainent ;
jleadachc; Affections of thoFyesj l'imiiles on tho
lace; Involuntary Emissions nnd Sexual Incapacity
tho Consequences of Youthful Iimiscretion, Ac. .to.
t V" This admirable Lecture clenrly proves that
the a novo enumerated, often self-atllicletl evils may
bo removed without nicdieino and without ilnnirt rous
surgical operations, and should bo reud by every
mini in the land.
Scut under fn, Ih a plain envelope, to anv ad
dress, on the receipt til' six Cents, or two postngo
slumps, by nddrea.ing.
CHAS. ,T. C. KLINE A CO.,
12t Piiwcry. New York, l'ost OUioo Box, 4080.
May 2:1, Istid. Feb, 2. ly 3o
GliXiTi' "3c DIETZ,
1.0WEK WIIAHP, SUNBURY, PA.
WHOLKSALK AMI HETAIL KF-ALLBS IX
WHITE AS II COAL,
In every variety.
Orders solicited 'and filled with promptness and
despatch.
Sunbury, May Irt. ISM. ly
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKsT"
V4MU .V 1:K4T, RilKr
Avenue, llillilvl;tliin, Bii.
OFF KB for sale njon the most favorable terms.
New and Beautiful Icsign in great variety of
Iron Bailings for Cemeteries. Besitleners. Ac! of
rough! nnd Cnt Iron, and finlvanired Iron and
Brass Tubing j lion erandalis. llitleonies, Stairs,
(outitt-rs, Fountains, (lutes. Columns. Hitching Posts.
Lamp Stands, Vases. Tables, Flower Stands, Solas,
Chairs. Statuary, Animals, anil all other Iron Work
of a lietnrativc character. Hcsigns forwarded lor
selection. Poisons applying for the same, uill pleao
state the kind of work needed.
EJuno 0, ISO.".. Im
To tin' I'inoi r:il i- f,-ri el'orfli-
in bcrl -.1 11 I 'o ii 11 1 y .
jMCLT.OW CITI.KXS : I hereby unnouncc my
. self as a candidate for the
OFFICK OF SIIF.KIFF.
at (he cominir Primary Klecti'in and as tbo surp-irt
of my Fellott Citiat ns. Should I be nominated and
eii eled. I promise to fullill the duties of said otfico
iUi litieiitv.
CIIA11LF.S W. SXYbLU.
Shuuiokin tp., May 3(1, J.-cti;).
i:rAitB.i.siE:i i?. '
l'liTEK LOHILI.AltH,
Nil u 11 X 'I'oImii'I'o ."tfiiiiiiliM-tiirrr
16 A 18 CIIA.MBKHSST.,
(Formerly 12 Chathnm Street, New Ynik.
Would call the attention of llealent to the urticles
of his manufacture, vis;
Bitowx sxiff:.
Macaboy. lieniigros.
Fine Iiappce. Pure Yirginia,
Coarse Itappee, Xiiehitoehes,
Anieriean tlenlleman, Copenhagen.
YF.LLOW SXVFF.
Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch.
Hich Toast Scotch. Fresh Honey l'ew Scotch
Irish High Tast, F'resh Scotch,
or l.uudyfoot.
t7ir Attention is called fo the larcn reduction in
prii-esof Fine-Cut Chewing anil Smoking Tobaccos,
which will be found of a Superior Quality.
TOBACCO.
Smoking. Fine Cut Chewing. Smoking.
Lotur. P. A. L-. or plain, S. Jago.
Xo. I. CuvonilUh. or Stveet. Spani-h.
Xo. 2. Sweet Scented Orinoco. Canaster
Nos. I A 2 mixed. Tin Foil Cavendish, Turkish,
(irunulated.
X. II. A circular of prices w ill be scut on applica
tion. April 4. lSt',.t.l
SOMETHING NEW Full YOU
LADIES 1
MImK. 1. nII-I'I Inivihc tiilon rxtrn
lnins t" viit 1'i'ixunilly Ihe prim. nf
Ftt.hinn in tlic vUy in now iroiiri'l lo uinkc, trim
nr rctriin, Uonuoti iti.d lititi'. in tho latent i-ring uni
Junimer styli-.
She tia on hanI n lnro ftock nf
BONNETS. HATS. SHAKERS.
F I. O Y i: US, U f H IS O X S , LACES,
and ull articles in her line, selected with the greatest
cure from latgo wholesale bouses, and can, and will
sell Woik or tioods ut prices to suit ull customers.
LAWKS' MtLSS CAPS. HOSIKBY. (il.OYI'.S.
SUTS. COLLAKS. HAXUKLlICIllKl'S. COMBS,
and ituuierotis other arti.-les for l.tolies' wear, to
ithich she intites the ladies to call and exnmiuu be
fore purchasing cL-ctthere.
Tlianhf til for the patronage extended to her hereto
fore, she hopes by keeping the best assortment at
reasonable prices, tticotiiiiiiic the stinitv
I Second iloorsoiitliofSlitiiuokit! Yalley.v Potts
ville Hailroad. west side Fawn street, Si SBl'KV.
April 2.. Im'i.:. itiu
A loiuf tCi'Molulioii iroplng '
luiii AiiifudmoutM to I lie 4 'oust it 11
lioii. Ill IT Itr.SOI.VKl) HV T1U5 Pkn.vtk AM)
llot si: ok Hi-;riiiKXTATivKs av tiik Com
monwealth ok I'f.nnmvi.vama ix (.Jkxkhai.
Assi-.miii.v mkt, That tlic following uiuiuil-niL-ntd
hit proposed to the Constitution nf
thu Coiiiiiioiiwciilth, in uccorilaiicc with the
provisions' of tin; tenth nrtirli' thereof:
There t;h:ill lie nn iiiltlitioniil section to
the third article ol the Constitution, to bu
lesij;nutetl us section four, 11s follows :
Suction 4. Whenever uny of the fjimli
lii'il electors of this Coininoiiwcitlth shall lie
in uny actual military service, under a roijui
sitiou f:om the l'resitlent of the United
Mutes, or hy the authority of this Common
wealth, such electors may exercise, the liht
nf sutirage in all elections hy tho citizens,
under such regulations us me, or shall ho
preserilied hy law, us fully as if they were
present at their usual place of election.
There shall he two additional sections to
the eleventh article f the Constitution, to
he ilisigualcd us sections eight, and nine, 11s
follows :
Section 8. No bill ahull be passed hy the
Legislature, containing more than one sub
ject, which shall be clearly expressed iu the
title, except appropriation bills.
1). No bill shall be passed by the Legisla
ture granting uny powers, or privileges, iu
any case, where tho authority to grant such
powers, or privileges, hasbeeu, or may here
after be, conferred upou tllo courts of this
Commonwealth.
JOHN' CESSNA,
Speaker of the House of Hepreseutatives.
JOHN 1'. l'KNNV,
Speaker of the Senate.
Oki'IC'E OK TIIK Sl-XltKTAKY OK THK Co.M
VOXWKATH, IIauiusucko, Julv 1, 18(33.
PENNSYLVANIA, SS:
--,- I do hereby certify that the fore-
L. S. I going and annexed is a full, true
and correct copy of the original
Joint Kc solution of the Oencral Assembly,
entitled "A Joint ltcsolutiou proposing cer
tain Amendments to the Constitution," as
the same remains 011 file in thin ollice.
In Testimony whereof, I have hereunto set
my hand aud caused the seal of tho Secre
tary's ollice to bo atlixed, the day end yeur
above written.
ELI S LIFER,
Secret a rv of the Commonwealth.
July 11, 180.). to
"just be ad y,
XEVT STYLES OF JEWELRY.
AN opportunity not to be lost iinht of. 11 are
chance for Acrenls. l.adiea as well as tienUcan
ad as A gen is. Apply early aud stature the agency
tor your locality.
IOO.OOO
H'A TCIIUS, VEST CHAIX8, I.OCKETS,
JilMlS. COLD l'E.XS AXI) J'EXCMS,
lilt ACE LETS, STl'HS, HVTTOXS,
KECK CUA1XS.SETH Uf JEW
ELI! 1', 4-r.
To be sold for I each, and not to be paid for
until you kuow what yuu are to set. Send ta eetils
lur Cilinele. lelline- you what you can have, with
a circular, aiviuK full particulars to Ageuta. l'ei fwt
Stttitl'actiou guarauteed lu all eases.
Address, S. M WAHO t CO .
yi lit- tdaay. lie 4 bio
Mart :i, IHu.-ly
JACOB O. BECK,
MERCHANT TAILOR, !
Mtirkrt rwlriM-l, urtirlv 0iosile Iho
BCitil filouil PMiM.I,
BUNDUBY, 1J . ,
IXFOK.MStho eitir.cns of Surbttry and vicinity,
that he has nst returned from Philadelphia wilha
full assortment of
1MM, A.J IVI.TIiU aOOB.
OFKVEKT TjKSCnirilOM AXTigi'AMTY.
lli stock consists of Chillis. French Cloths, lllaek
Due Skin ami Ftincv Cnssi met es, llltick Satin. Fitriired
Silks, l'laln and Funcv Ciisslinerc VKSTINOS. which
ho will make nn lo order in stvles to suit tho taste ol
customers, on short notice, and the most reasonable
terms.
Any Donds not on bund, will be furnished from
Philadelphia, by giving two tlt,ys' notice.
(otitis furnished by customers will bo inndo up to
order as heretofore.
As he vcill employ nono but experienced workmen,
fiersons may ruly ou gt tting tbir work well donu ut
lis short.
Thitnkt'tii for tho patronito In ret', fore he. towed,
ho respectfully solicits a continuance of the stiinc.
Sunbury, October 4, lsi;2.
NEW TAILORING ESTAELISMENT
.9II V. M Ail '!,
Marht Sij'Hin; one door icmt if the JV
SXTlrstTXl'V, PENN'A.
) espeetfully informs bis old friend nod the pub
V lie ejenuriilly that ho has iiitin returned to
Sunbury and rc-otnetl a
I'W '1'iillorlnf;' I'xJaltlisiiiiiM'nt.
llo is prciarcd to innku up new iinnci.ts as well
ns ,iiM-tnlinu old ones, tin 1 to ,lo oik netiMv. tiish
ionuhly and siihslniiliiiHy, in I'sot will warrant all
work leaving the sliop, and by so lining, hoj,es to
receivo a due share of pnlroiiticie.
Persons desiring to have elulliinc; made up to order
in the latest style, will please Rive him a cull.
Suubury, April 11, Irti.t. 0 111.
TAILORING ESTABLISHLILIvT.
JOHIST E. BMICK,
Ftiwn Strrcet, opposite M'cir, cv's Hotel,
r.TTNnimY.'NoiUnimltorUtid Co., Vn..
INI'' illMS bis I'r it-ntlst and lite jmblic ceiierul'y.
that ho bit.' tuken the Shop nf Jacob S. l.tike,
ilcc'd., and is prepared to do ull kinds of 'i'All.nl!.
INli in a ood workinaiiliUit ntni,ner. Tho pu'.ron
litre ol'the public is respectfully .fjlicited.
Sunbury, May 10, lsij.t. ly
" WM. KKOCIIE.
0.1 MARKKT STItl'.KT. II AUUISUVnu. PA ,
Healer in
P I A N 0 S .
"VTFW Hoscwood I'l inos, from liic best makers
lj from Sl'ihi upwards.
Ml.l.UltKuXS. Tbo best manufactured Instru
ment, from SI j to f lull.
Uuititn!. Violins. Aoeordcon. Flutes,
l-'ifcs. iJrtims, Uiitijos. Tttiobouriiies.
Violin and (luitiir strings and musical mer
chandize iu general.
SIIKF.T MUSIC.
The latest publications always nn hand. Millie sent
bv mail to anv part of the countrv.
OVAL, StJlAlti:, (JILT AND I'.OSKN (JOD
FHAMES.
Suitable for looking glnsscs, ami all kinds of pictures
always on hand.
A fine assortment of best plated
I.OOKIXd lil.AS.sKtS from smallest to largest sizes
Anv style of frame uiadu to order at the shortest
notice. WM. KXOCIIK.
April 11. lSl'i.1. 0 ! Market st.. Ilarrisburj.
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXFEKI
ENCE OF AN INVALID.
Pub!! died for Ibc benefit, and as a warning ttt; 1
A CAt'TKIX Ttl YCUMl M::.V
tbo .-.uO'.r from Xervotis Iit bility. FreniiiSurc Dcciy
of Manhood, etc , supplying ut tho same time.
TIIK MEANS OF SELF CUKE.
Hy one who has cured himself after heim? put to
great expense aud injury through medical huutbug
uud ttincker5.
Py enclu.-in a post-paid addrt-s.-cd envelope, siu
gle copies uiav be bad of the Mithor.
NATIIANIV L M AYFAIH. Kstj.,
liecll'oid, Kinys county. X. V.
May 2.1, 1Sf.2 lyo
" We have also on hand n no,-t splei.-lid a.-.-,.i;ir.eul
of liiaiiioiid Jewelry, ot till kinds, to which cciowie
es'Cciitl atl'-utit'it. (Mr prices will be tound coii'le
rably b sstlittn the same nrticlesare usually si-Id for.
All kinds iifWiitchcs repaired in the very best
maimer, and warranted to git c stilisl'iii'tiull.
WtDDlXtJ 111NUS 011 hand and ituule to order.
Call 01 uddie.-y
LF.WTS T.ADOMUS ,t CO..
Pil2 Chesnut Street. Phibulclpliii.
P. S. Tho highest cash prices paid for old Hold
and Silver.
Alb'Tders from tho country will receivo especial
attention.
.May 2, ISc'i.l. "mo
S A P 0 N I F I E It ,
nr.
coxcKvnuTnn t.yk.
Tlie I'ainily Koup Sliikcr.
The PriSUC arc cnutioncd oarainil Iho SPU1U-
Ol'S article of l.YE lor niiitdne SOAP. Ac. now of-
fered for sale. The only UK.Nl'INK and PATHS'!'-
Kit I.ye is that lnade by the PFXXSYI.VAXIA
A Li .MAMtAlUKl.Ml 1.1 'M l'A.X , tlicir
triide-inark fr it bcitn; SAPllNl-TKIt. nil Cti.S
CKXTK ATF.U 1.YE." The (?reat Sl ( I KSS oi this
article has led I N PKINC1PLKU PAH'I IKS t.t en-
ileuvor to IMITATE it, in violation of the Company's
t'Aii.M.s.
All MAXUFACTUftFMS. pUYUPSor SFT.I.FHS
of these SPl'KIuU.S Lyes, are hereby N"l It ILD
that the Coiiipany have employed us their Attorneys.
C.FHH11E IIAliUINli. Ksq., of Philtuln., and
WILLIAM P.AKEWELL. Ks.,., of Pittsburg.
And that ull Mtinufucturcrs. Users, or Sellers of
Lye. in violation of tho rihls of thu Company, will
be PimsECUTEIl at once.
The SAPOXFIEit, cr COXCEXTU ATCI) LYE,
is for sttlo by ull liruggisui, Grocers and Country
Stores.
Talc .'otlro.
The United States Circuit Cottrt, Western JJistriet
of Pennsylvtinia. Xo. 1 of May Term, in ls,t2. in suit
of tbo "ptMinsylvahiu Salt Manuftu-tiirit' Company
vs. '1 honitis li. Chase, decreed to the Company, on
November 16, liil. the Exclusive riaht emoted by
a patent owned by tbeui for the SAPONHKll. Pa
tent dated October I, ljd. Perpctunl injunction
awarded.
THE PEXXSYLVAXI.V
SALT MANUFACTURING CO.
OFFICES:
117 Wuluut Street, Philadelphia,
Pilt Street, aud lHtquesiic Wav. Pilbburg.
May 2, ISO'). ,:iu
TRUSSESS. SH&lTLrER BRACES.
ELASTIC STOCKINliS FOK EN LAHliED VEINS
OF THE LEU, AC;
Instruments for ull deformities.
'1)1!. ULOYEK'S
1.1'ii'r 'I'niMM
has taken the place of other Trusses for the retention
anil cure ot Hernia or liupltire. acting upon the
Vrineiitlo of a lever, il uever loses It-- strength. It is
eoattcl to prevcut rust. It htui no pad on the buck.
wtiicti is sti lial'lu to iiijure lite siunu una ariuowuiel
chtifu the weurer. It is sure to reluiu the Kubturc.
siting ua.su ana eoititort, anil ellocliug radical curca.
It is warrcuted to icive salit-laction.
The imiirovctl sLoulder-liruco expands fhe chest
and prevents the wearer from becoiuing round
shouldered.
Ladies' Helta and Abdominal Pupiortors, Hand,
act s, and Hells of all kinds, and iusU uuiciits lor ull
llefuriilities of the Uotly.
1)11. Ultt'VEK'S lithoe is No. 4 Auu Street, two
doors from Hroadway, New York.
Struiijcni should particularly nolo tho nauio and
No.
April 11, lHf3
C3-. -W- HAUPT,"' "
Alloruvy mill 4'ouii'llor ut Law,
Office on muth side of Market street, four duurs west
of K. Y. liritrht A Sou's Store,
BUNBUIIY, FA..
Will attend promptly to ull professional business
entrusted to his care, the collection oi cluiiiti iu
Xorlhuiiiberbiud and the e.ljoitiiug couutios.
Suubury, Muy 2-1, lsta. ly
A VALUABLE FA 11 M FOK
SALE.
riMIK undersigned oilers Uis. ll at prlvato sale, his
.1 valuable laiiu, siluale iu ei be towuship. Norlh
muberland eourtty, IV, about one mile wrat of the
town of Trevorion. ooutaiuing 1WO lIUM'KKli
ACHES, more nr leas; about sixty ut tea of which
are cleared aud in a good slate of euliivatioii. and
the balanee well tiuilM'i'ed with pine and uuk. 'i he
luiproveiueuu are a l.oj; llouae, llarn and other out
builtltris. '1 etuis EV. For parti',ulart Inquire of
1HA 1. CLEMENT
Fuubury, May 23, lwt3.
Hl.ANK (Parehuieut Pa-er.) I'ee.ts and blank
.MtHrla;ut;tsi, hoitd. Lseeulions, Suuttuons, c
fur lisle at ill ofl-cs of lie ' SuLluty Amtritto "
Economy is "Wealth
f t itai vol if it 01 (.11 rt:i 1::
lhoIitTand CIIFAPFST I!ouecli,.l l llfi.Ml.l'Y
in the M orl,t.
ini;tmc xa t:M' imh:'s n;j!'
C.IiKAT COLCII IU-:rj)Y
MAnwn ZAIiftr Jii:.
1 i-:it t rui'Hiv.. l:
is w v rn'it - il M' n.-cl at-.-fiUtli'ii
ii 'ic 1 ii-1-1 i sj it.
In Clin ill Nil ill! ? t'iii;;'i,J,
V. ii-.,. !:; 1. ul,,
A-(htin. aii't 1 1 j .'Vi-ii-iim
of the 'J'i: lM.lt Ith.i 4
Mn'liu.in 7i'I-.r 1'i.if :'
Jluruii i? T"' ." -i y.'i.h
nil 1 Im. reiii. itL t .1 1. nidi
K ill. iron 1 ?i coi; hii.jtiii.,,
nl tlio ( t-.wt rcinnlit n ()'0
Ti'LrMfili k iflii-lf nn tl'l.il'iirl
! i .t'timliiil ni iti' - iiiu
1mmi'1 nn Iti I'. Wi.- I f ii.---i.-i.
tin.- ln'iil!l,j nr.'i ii'iinu-s
riii'iilutinn m' f hi1 l.loml,
li'.'M.il, t!irr id(i l.un;:-. H
h hot ft vin'i'iit r- 'H y,
)ni niKilin,! v :in: in;j.
pu.trrltiii f nul ( W:t ;
c -ii I,m t..!:f ri It- l! 1.1. .t
V'Vs v -5 JlJlIIIII liftf 'fi-tilllU-i.Iv
,rnl. f:ilo Minplv hy rcumuvrn v l-y thu
w hf hnvn uutl il n tlicir rti!iclt'( Iri'-nti-tin-l ! :.'
M'-st Ic'hUiTANT.- .ln.l:.ineZirur rurfi-i ri:i: .
lira I'filiiin I I nl u jiviff which hfin.M it in tt ,
rrncli ol r.ry niM U' krrp it vtnw fiiiciit U-r u-c. 'J i '
1 1 mi I; U 'v oi 11 -ir.glo Lottie will jwuve io ho wouli
lull tiniu." itn f-nst.
NOTICM Svc your Mnnv ! To 3o( yr-v r i
ilt'il ti )U'-'.-hnM: jirtn-!t'. nl ti( $ w Wwh li l j t cmi
tuiu lln virfuo irf h l.t cuif Ilntlloof .MriMrijn Vr
tfrV Curative lI'il-.-nii. lh ., ol' niiuiiilMfiiu
v Iii a m m trrcal nc th:i( of nlinivt. any u!hir lni'tii
cmic ; nmi tlit very lmv inii-o ut v hiVh it is fi.thl,
luakt'f 1 Lf ) i..iit the pdlcr n-pi:i-ntly sriinl!, nnd
iitipviiiv-iplcil dfalcr.-i w ill tnu liii"S i ' 'miimhh'i,.!
oilier iiu'.li--inon un nhiL'li their puttie i-r.- linger, un-U-v
,c ('iv!MiiicrH iu.-:-l ujM.n Imviri Mtni.iiiK' iVr
ler'iund nom-oiiiLr. A-k nr .Mii'irnn- PurterV Cu
Mtive U.i;;iin. piivc l.i vvnu, nn-l it; nr: buttli-s n
2 vvtit.j, a ml take in. oIIht. Jt yju t.o.iiui t it ut
one ptcro yuu (-an at another.
SoM hy nil Ih-ncsrUt-i tml Storekccj "!. at I;I c'rf.,
find in larger Iwt ! nt !'." '!.
il ALL A KICK1X, Vru 'rielnr.-t,
January 31. lMi::. ly Xcn Voil;.
Northern Central ilnihviiv !
'
ks!ii:h Tim: T.tr:r.!:.
TV'fl T1IAIXS DALV to and front toe N r": nr. 1
West Praiic-li Snsquelianuu, tliuira. and till uf.So.il,
em New Vork.
ON and after MOXPAV, APItll. 2'i b. 1 ''.
tho Pti."eiii;er 'frail's of the .Sorilu tn Ceiiirnt
Itailwtiy will arrive at and depart fpiin Sulibtit-y,
lliirrislmrg unci Ilultitnorc as follows. i7. :
S 0 U T II W A It I) .
Mail Train leaves Sunburv daily (except
miiiciayi. jn in .
M.
M.
" Icitt-tts ll.itrMiurr.
I I P.
,l arrives nt lialtinioro,
Fxpress Train lc'tvc Siiubuiy ilaily
(except Sunday.)
" leaves llurrisliurg (except
Monday. 1
" arrives ut Paltintore dai!y
(except Mi.n.'.liv!.
Harri-bitr Accommodation leaves llarri
burg,
1 1 07 P.
2 I'fl A
fi 10 A.
;u a :'
XOh'l IIWAV.P. .
Mail Truin leaves Ihiltiinoro daily (cx-
eept Sunday) '.1 l.'i A M
" leav-s Ilarrid ur 1 l.' I'. M
o ntiives at Suu!.ii;y, 4 o..
Fxpre-'.' Train lent es Jtliituorc daily !' l." 1' M
" nrrit es ut Ilarri.-bui '. I ;ij A .M.
" leaves Iltirrisbiirg (ixcept
Monday). " , (ill A. M.
; arrives ut Saa',ury. o .'!-
For further information npt.lv at the UaVo.
1. X. In 'UAllltV. Supt.
i ;. i t:f m
IMiilnrii'lolii.'i .V tli-lo Elatlioa!. '
riUIS irretit lino traverses the Northern nit 1
J Northwest counties of Pcunsyivaiiia to tho city
ol Krie. on I.tiko Uric.
It has been leased by tho Pcnn-o, Ivanin llailron l
Cioi'pany. and under their auspices is being rapidly
op lied tiii'or.L'iioiit its entire 1 1 -n vr t l .
It is now in use for Pn-scner and Freight Pom
ness IVooi Iliirri?l'Ur3 to iitif'.tvood. 2nd foil;, (177
link':-') "li the Fastern liivision. iiul from Ui.:id Ij)
Fric. (71 miles.) on the Western I'in.-ion.
TIM i: OF r t-SFVOXtl TltAlNS AT slMtt'llV
.-li-rjiv Jur.-tl -inr.
Mail Truin. 'In. Ill A M.
L'r- l-f r.f.
Mail Train. 4 III P. M
Kx press Train. S. t.'! A.M.
Kxpress Train. 1 1 tl7 I' M
t.urs run iiiroujiii wititout ctiaiie. i.oiii ways, ,,n
thee trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven,
and between Haltiniorc and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleepii'ir Curs on Expn-s Trains both
ways between William-port unci Hal' iti:"re. an I
Villiitinsp,irt and Philadelphia.
For iol'oniiaiit'ti respecting Pas-enor bu.-'ncri
apply nt the S. E. l or. 1 lilt and Market Sts.
And lor Freight business of the Coiupn.tys A'.;- nts .
S. 1!. Kingston, Jr., Cor. Uth uud .Market M; ,
Philadc-lphiu.
.1. W. Kcvnolds, Fric.
J. M. ltrill, Agent X. C. H. It., Baltimore.
II. II. Ilorsrox.
lien'l Freicrln Agt. Piiiluda.
l.r. is L. Iloi i r,
lien'l Ticket Ac;'!., Pi.ii.i l i
JilSKI M Jl. I't'TI s.
tieuT MaiutLcT, William-port.
April 2"i, lo.l
NEWS! NEWS! NEWS! NEWS!
BOOTS AM) SHOES,
VHE now manufactured toordcrbv lite sul.s.-riLer
at CHE A I'Elt RATES than at any oth. r . -tali-lirhuicut
ill Sunbury. The tear tax i.- not talci-n into
consideration, ami all work will be done ut old pnec
Ih.vhiL' just receited an mlire new stock of lc.tlhoi
and Morocc is, for
(uViilViiMii'si IIiioIm ii ml Mioi'st,
l.a!ii'' SIkx'hiiikI niK'is,
Iaiill''llM Sliiirs, A'...V-..
which will be nniclo to order ut short noli o-. iu tho
best workmanlike manner and ol the hf-,t inati't 'a!
Fcelinj thitrkl'ill tor the 'iltcnai;e extended here
tt lore he hopes to c-ollt itcuc lite ;une.
Ail wlio desiro ttoik done i. heap and diir.-tlle. ar"
invited to cull al hi.- shop nearly t.pp..-itc the Cou.!.
lloiiae in Mmket Siiuurc. Sui.burv. Pa.
JiJiiN W1I.YEH
February 2-s, ltfi.'! din
A NEW AH RIVAL OE
BOOTS AND SHOES,
vim. u. i5iiLx.iiiis.
KE has just returned l.otne from Philndeli Ilia,
u i.h u new Stock o! j:i H PS and SliOES, select
ed illt great care lo sail all persons
lli'i if'iiur Vtoo. ,iit Stot vhirr ijnn eon ivr fit
bt.it quality, and trliere tin' A awoi I tut ut u
rjit in Snnfii'rif.
lie has Calf Hoots from $:! 71 to S7 I'll.
He bus Hoy 's Calf Pools from I ill to SI (.
Ho bus l.i.di.V li. liters from i'iJ c-fs. to "' J'I
Ho has Misses and Children's liuitct- of all stvbs.
and fashions, uud prices. In shell overyihii c; in Lis
line of liusincs.
He also has on hand a full assortment of Morroc..--and
Culf Skins of tho bc-t titiiiliiy, which ho .!'
micke up to order ut the shortest notice. Inn ii c; .-up-plied
hilllselt with ihe lllo-st l:i.-l.ioliali!e Ltuis.
A tiUr.AT SAVlNti TO lillOTS !c SlIolCS.
ElSWAI.II'S Puteut Metallic S..lcs Slut Heels,
one pair of which will wear as long as live pair ol
Leaiher Soles, kept on hand.
.MendtHK done t.s u-uitl.
Call unci examine lor yourselves aud learn my
oriccs before purchasing elseu here.
M. II. MILLEH.
Sunbury, May Hi, 1-M.".. lyck
I -oil.
PHliiAltELrillA PAI'Elt HAXCIXtiS.
ui)i)i:i.i.A iitx ieiii:,
Cor I'ourll. i Market Streets, Philadelphia, havo
" " now iu stock, a tine variety of
V.illl lNlUTi,'
(rot up expressly for their Sprini; Trade
lUSl'HW PAI'Elt OF E LEY t! It A Id:,
to which tiiey invite iho attention of S:.ji keepers
I i, In llieir lleiuil liepartmenl, will bu fouod die
choicesl styles ol the scu-soli.
1 hiladvij hia, Feb. 14. litlit otnw
WATCVIES,
J v m v I r j A. I) I i in o ii l i ,
LEWIS IADCKUS & CO.
8uj I besuut Street, Philadelpnia.
I I AYE always ou bund a Im ie -l.- k of llol I at, I
J I Silver utehc s. allitlll'lo I .r La. lie., tl, i.i l. i, ,Mt
or Hots' Wear. S.uie of fur ottu lmp.-i'aii"U. ti
Ira tn. a tpiality.
liur assortment of Jtmlry eoi.-ist of the in...t
l'a--lii. liable ul. I i ith dtaic.i , as .tl-':,u t i;,nui Ki I
j less c pensile.
iltei : 1-x'ns. oik- In- t't.V. at 1 r:i.l' K :ne.
I .:. a Itl'ue Valtelt ..I I , . - , . kl t x , -.,.
! rl':::.. lit-.: .
SI