5Sel flnuiiran.
Hi. S. MAflSEK, Editor A Proprietor.
TP.. WIIiVEKT, rubliahT.
Ui-MIVIIY, I A.
SATUnlV, NOVEMJUCU 20, 1804.
' S. ML PETTEN (IlLI tt CO
Ne. 37 Pai Kow, New York, Mid 8 ("tax Street,
sten, aror agent for the BrNnrjriT AjuntCA.i
hwe cities, and are authorlxod to tnkt AdTertUe
mt mJ. Subscriptions for u at our IotmI rates. .
57"The Sanitary Commission apenils
00,?O0 per month for the relief and com
. t of our sick nnd woiiuiiad soldiers.
I3?Gnvcnuir Seymour is gloomy, and hit
anksfjiving Proclamation it made to Da
ne the same character. The Governor is
t of humor with the times.
HVPkace Humous. Xo relianco is to
placed on nny rumor that Commissioners
1 be sent to the rebels in quest of Peace.
:h n course would only stimulate the re
i to further action in the hope of cotu
ling us to recognize the Confederacy. If
y desire peace it is for theui to say so
. submit.
SLoral Affairs.
' The Rainy Benson, wo hope, l past. Rain
mud for two consecutive weeks i enough to
e (he most cheerful gloomy.
r Elihtiox of Dinm-Tons. The Bank of Nor
iborland held an election on Monday last, at the
Aug House, in thin place, and elected the follow
iiuied Director!) for the ensuing year:
hit B Packer, James K. Davis. Jesse C. Itortoni
II. Maples. Win. M. Rockefeller, li. Conrad,
ot Ilciin. E. V. Ilrn;ht. Samuel John. Andrew
.John B. l.inn. I'mil Mastcller, and John Haas.
in linn and E. V. Bright, Esq., of thi place,
oth now directors, both excellent business men.
Thursday the Hoard re elected J II. Packer,
President.
'"The weather. Ibr several weeks, bu been M
ble. unsettled ond uncomfortable, as an bunest
crut on the Chicago 1'laiforui.
V-'- .
Mr. Jucob Klosn, ot Limestone township, Hny
ujiity, had a single nnlk of buckwheat, which
d '-four thousand on hundrod and venty
solid grain. An extraordinary yield from a
grain.
'A Musical AMGe'iuliou has been formed In this
ana whs organized by the election of the ful
5 officer :
ddont, Rev W. Creincr; Vie President,
tl. Khou.es; Treasurer, J. C. VeTknr ; llee.
ury Jucob Shipiuan ; Cor. Secy, John Vouch
Conductor of Music. Rev. W. C. Cremer ;
Con. Win. Kciinynin ; Kxccutivc Committee,
lenny son. J . W. liucher, Sol. .Valick, Thos.
and Rev. M. Rhode
A draft hns taken place for those suh-dif-vhich
failed lo fill their quoin under the jOO.
I. ufter promiseshad been made to furnish the
to number of men. Below we give the list
cs drawn from the wheel, Tko-e of Dauphin
aaata were ordcrtd to report yesterday. (Men
td tause of Nortlminbt-i lan I, Vuiotf and Sny
i'riday, 2ith int. :
NORTlIVMliliKLAND COUNTY,
eron Klifis Derk. John Dork.
1 twp. and Phami.Viii tmr Joseph Lnngsiinc.
Seibert. John Knifleby. .io8:ph Kuseinau,
Gillespie. Jncob Shock.
.T .Mahanny twp Peter 1'orrell, Jo'inb He(
enry Drown, (jeorge Shafi-r. Ilciuy Rings
filliain Sputts. Kphraitn Winner. Liitinucl
t. Peter Wort, Isaac Divi.bisa, Levi Keslm-,
Lore. Wilbee Walt, Christain Masna. Kliai
, Lyman PicfTer, PeUr Sulbuck, Heo. Urocius
potts. John Lontx.
aiiiiiherlant Uomugh Eli Croustr, J. II. Has
.hn Kuck. Joseph Dodge.
iokiu twp Kphraim Urobst. John Frank.
Siber, Jacob Drakor, A. S. Miller. Jacob
Jonathan Duiikclbcrger. JareJ Unapt.
HoMF.I.KSS. It f sai I that twelve hundred
and children, of Chamhershur);. arc yet with
ies dependent upon the charity of friends,
something he done to relieve them 7
Thr Vbatiikb. On Tuesday night there
iddeu ehanife in the weather On Wedne
rning Ibe roads were rough sad frozen solid,
buiiin waa fru2-n over.
The trial of Edward Rboad. who etand
. with the murder of Mrs ChaiuLicrlin, wit'e
s Chaiiihurlin, of Miauiukin towuship. na9
.d unlil fsxl r.nAitM, on account of some ab
uew,CH trow er. of the Iianvilla "American." pub.
e portrait of the turkey which he expect,
e to tend him for a Hianli.-e.rt ihg dihnn .
t hi f"nde-;l hfp may he realized, and in
I followi!;;. fiiv u:- a pir'ttire representing
-.on the table, ''tiniokini? hrtt." himself with
'oiled up, holdini; a Carving knife in hi
nn, an t a fork in the left, ready for the
ork. That would lie a picture worth look-
'ot-NTSKrEii IVsiH t'faHtiSr-v. We un.
'. that within a vety shiirt time a large
of counterfeit pnmat currency h-vi cen plac
rculation iu the ciiica, and at the present
-no plentiful that it ih used lo a g'eilter 6r
ut in almost all our business transaction
of five dollars of curruncy, paid a fow days
lere were six bad notes, halves, and o well
y executed that it was a difficult matter to
icui. The retail dealers aro overrun with
i which they eanuot keep on hand, but are
d to pay out again. In the different mar-
not an uncommon thing to hear a person
hy this is a counterfeit,'' and to hear the
ho offers the noto reply, ' I know that, but
v'." There seems but little doubt, from
int of this money now afloat, that there aro
;ho make a business of '"shoving" it. The
tent is about calling in the present issue and
j it by something more difficult to imiUits
TiiAKKsaivt.io. Tbaokigiving day was
:rved in this place on Thursday. The sloroe
titss place, gonerally, were closed, and the
nn for service. In the forenoon, the
.Young, oftho fresbyicriun Church, who
ted in Ibe services by Rov. Mr. Rhoads, of
erau Church, and Rev. W. C. Cremer of
rmed Church, delivered a most able and elo-a-oursc
from the fdllowing texfr:
rn ! In chariots, and some in horse, but wo
ember the name of the Lord our Uod.
Psalm 207.
it part of the sermon referred lo the faot that
reliance has been placed en divine Provi
ou! f elves as well a by our enemies in all our
Iu the concluding portions of hU disoourss,
i short but vivid sketch of the conduct of the
the progress of our arms, and while, he ad
ic delects of our first campaigns, he drew
I leween the North hnd the South their
. c .edition, and resources that was lis-
with marked aUeufion, and eould not fail t
ympathctio cord In lbs breast of every pa
le staled truly that the result was only a
of time, that the North was eoutending for
jality and eiisteaeo, and also '-for freedom
be dignity of labor." Servloes were also
is Episcopal church by Rev. Mr. Gibson,
woine. sod by the Rot. Mr. Bboads, lathe
i church la ibe eelng, oto sermoo eo
Lvlttsr l0i llio Siutbnry Uuardm
' Pi EAR NEWTOVM, Va. )
Kovoinber H, lttU'l.
lAfl WttTtBT I
The day after election t)it entire
army of the Suouauduah left their old camp
ai v-cuiir creeK and tell back to tins place.
The reason of this was the scout reported
a lorco coming uonn ttie jLuray valley
and the removal enabled General Sheridun
to get a better position and establish lines'
uuknown to the enemy. Iutrenchments have
been, and are now being constructed that
will bu&le the ingeniousuess of the best rebel
Oencruls, ami such, that behind them our
forces can repel double their numbers, and
if they have the temerity to make an attack,
with the number not slain or crippled by our
arms, few could escape being captured.1
Such is the position we now occupy
For the last three days a considerable
number of the enemy's cavalry have been
bothering ctrr pickets, with the purpose, no
doubt, of ti tiding out our position. Our
Brigade, (the 2d) whs sent out to give the
Johnnies a clititice for a light, but on their
n nival, the cavalry of Jellerson I). fell back
nut of raugc i? our rides. Since then our
cavalry went out in several directions for
the purpose of giving them light or gobble
them up, the hitter it possible. Brigadier
General Powell took the l'rtud to Front Koy
ul, met the gray bucks, whipped them, cap
tured one hundred and sixty prisoners, two
pieces of artillery, (nil they hail) their cais
sons, ammunition, ombulauces, wagon train,
and drove the bnllance ten miles from where
tbey first met. Of the other cavalry we hare
had no report as yet, but from the fact that
they are led by a man who knows not de
feat, the daring General Custer, we can ex
pect news that will cheer the hearts of. nil
who aro in favor of putting down the rebel
lion by force of arms.
The electiou passed of quietly and with
out any military interference, nor the influ
ence oi'olricers used in controlling any man's
rote. In the regiments from the old Key
stone, the co in pun its were formed by the
lir&t tergennt,' when he stuted to the men
the olject tor which they were culled to
"fall iu," and then they proceeded to the
election of otlii:er-to hold the election the
boys having the whole control, none of the
ollicers interfering iu the least.
The result in tue 47th was as follows :
Lincoln. McC'lellan.
Company A. 10 1
" U. 2(1 2
C. 29 13
" 1. Ill 11
" E. ill a
K. 18 10
" O. 9 13
II. 10 21
" I. IU 10
: K. It) 20 s
194 121
Lincoln's majority, 73
The 47th ivns claimed for McC'lellan, nnd
at Hnrrlftbitrg wc were ranked as Copper
heads; in f;tct two ollicers, niustt reit out of I
service by rf;ton of expiration, boasted iu I
their speeches on the stump tit home, that j
their old regiment was strongly in tiivorwif
the hero of the gunboat (Jatcna. Our vole I
has proven that they were uliglitlu mistaken,
not to use stronger hiiiituitt'c. The buttle '
ut t.ec:i;r LreeK thinned our rapka uy which
ve l'st manv vote tins number ami those J
iiwuy in lipilaK would have iiu'ivaseil the
Linou mujnnty to three lutiulriMl. i
Col. T. II. Oood has ri'siu'tied tn;d left u '
for in ii'Miic. U'.i'ore l. :ii..i; he i'Vtv.l il.e j
!'t.'llii iiig addrs. j
"Soldiers of the 47th," More than three ;
years uo I nssiimed commtitul as your C'ol-
tfni'l. .My relutions W)lli uii us jour cum- :
m inder have been of the most ph-a-iny; :
chuiucter. Ynur lulelity, zenl. soldierly ton ,
duet Siid military beurinf worthy of my j
inndt hearty coiiimeiiilntiiin, nnd to leave :
you, ufier so lonjr u term, I trust, of unit mil '
eontiilcnee; Is imleed a piiinlu! duty. When i
the most of you re-enlisted under the cull of ',
the President for veterans, it was my intiti-
tion to have remained with you. and leave j
now, only, by muon of distastetul liriitiide j
u-toi'hition. Mv sense of hoiior will not!
permit me to remain longer with an oriuni
1 1
.atiou in which 1 have sullVred muliiiiLr but
itirli,nitii'S Kiiifi' unr riinrifction with its as I
a regiment.
I would gladly have taken each of you j
by the hand ami personally assured jdu of;
my contidence of your patriotism, my high j
appreciation of your military knowledge j
and to have thanked you tor your lu'inoil.l ;
good conduct anil respectful obedience, had :
not my overpowered ledums tela me 1 was
unequal to the task. I take this in-t li .!,
therefore, of bidding the living of the 47th,
farewell, and at the same time sympathize
with you in your lossot beloved ollicers and
comradis, although dead, they ate happy
i in victory.
I Trusting that the rebellion will bo apcedi
I Iv suppressed, the authority of the Govern
ment re 'established, peace re-visit our laud
e.tch of you bu permitted to enjoy the plea
sures of home mid the smiles of those near
and dear. Ibid you, and ull, a (soldier's
farewell.
Oil. Good was a most exeel'eiit ollicer and i
was beloved Ijy the ollicers and iue:i nf his ;
reuiiuent. Although bis loss i. nuretted ;
ly ail, the bon tue iiiuel. pleased witu his j
suecessor, I.ieot. Oil. J. I'.. SlnmM liobin. i
Tnis resij;tiHtioii w ill hiioii plat'e the Lieut.'
Odonel in full cnuiuinnd f the regiment. I
have been informed he ha already been i
commissioned by Govi Curt in. Promotions I
comu so fast on our old Captain that the
bovs forget his title ami scarcely know how J
to address him. 1 hat those ot his company
are well pleased you may be assured, for
tlity know his true worth, and tire certain
if bravery and daring on the Held of buttle
deserves an honor, the shoulders of their
late Captain should be graced with ti.'c
Eagle.
Lieut. Hendricks has just received notice
of the death of a member of Co. O, Jacob
C. Grubb. Another victim of the battle of
Cedar Creek. The boys are well and in
good spirits. With respects to friends,
your sell and tamily, 1 remain
Yours Fraternally,
II. D. W.
Khcrsuuu I'repured lor an Kxleu
dire lumpiilgni
Bckfalo, Nov. 21.
Brig. Gen. Barry, Sherman's chief of ar
tillery, arrived litre yesterday seriously ill.
He left Gen Sherman at Kings'lori, Georgia,
at 0 o'clock un thu morning of tho 12th in
stant. Hen. Barry says that Sherman has all the
infantry, cavalry and artillery he wants.
Thu men had received eight months' pay,
and their out lit has been especially adu)it?d
to a hard and rapid winters' campaign. The
morale of tho troops Is unequalled for ef
ficiency and vigor, and General Sherman
wrll carry his army triumphantly through
the work he has to do.
On Monday night last Hood's entire for
ces, including Forrest's cavalry, wcro in the
immediate neighborhood or 1 uscamhiu and
Florence, Ala., watched hy tho troops under
Gen. Thomus. of sunk strcnctli h uill rn.
.j ,r iUVttbiou ,f Tennessee) iiiiiinasililfl.
j llIUJ eVen the withdrawal of Hood for ser-
Ttce elsewhere, an operation to txtrcaiu dull
cacy.
A recent article on petroleum, says : Every
I day new uses for this substance are being
'discovered. Its use for culinsrv DurDt)6ei
tvtn is beine discussed. We know of one
, KtDtleman who eats it on salad, and pn firs
Tns icrma! opening of the Cathedral of
St. Peter and St. Paul, had an Interest inde
pendent ot that left by the member tt (lie
Catholic Church, for of building to grand
and beautiful Philadelphia mar well be
uroud. It Is the largest church in the Unl
ted States, and there are' few modern
churches in Europe which surpass It in aizo
and Bisffniflcence. It in an exact model of
St. Charles' Church on the Itoman Corso,
lacking only that vesture of age which
heightens the beauty of architecural effect.
It is said to be able to contain 5,000 people.
If this be the correct estimate, it is one
teuth the capacity of 8t. Peters at Rome,
which will hold about 04,000 people, atrtl
approaches very nearly to St. Mark's, the
grand Cathedral of Venice. Notre Dame.
.the tltrest churoh of Paris, will accommodate
about 23,000
On Thursday afternoon a ladv was crush
ed to death between a Car and the station
platform, on which she was alighting. A
plank had been throwu out from the car,
wlucn was old lusiitrmed, with a door in the
centre, and the train starting just as she
stepped on the plunk, she fell to the earth
and lost her life.
A largo quantity of fined ammunition was
lately sent to Fort Porter, Buffalo, and while
temporarily deposited in the hull of the
ollicers' quarters some drunken fool stuck
a lighted candle on the toT) of one of he
ammunition boxes, and before it was dis
covered It had burned down and set the
lid of the '.iox on fire. Au officer extinguish
ed the flames just in time to prevent a fear
ful explosion.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ladies' and Children's Hats,
Latest stvles at CHARLES OAKFORD & SOXS,
Contiuenta'l Hotel, Philadelphia.
Nov. 12. 1S61. 3ui
Ladies' Furs.
The largest ntsortnirnt at CHARLES OAKrORD
a ku.ns. Continental Hotel, Philadelphia. .
Nov. 12, 1094. Hw
GREAT MOTUmN!
OF
FINE GOLD AND SILVER V7ATCHES,
ELEGANT DIAMOND EINQSV
Diamond Brooches, Ear Drops, Bracelets
And a er; large Mock of Elegant JuwaJry, valu
ed at
$500,000,
CERTIFICATES., nnuiins each article and its
iofre placed in Mi A LEI) KXVLLOPKS, and
oell mixed. One of the.-) envelopes will be deliv
ered at our oflice." or sent by mail to any addree?,
without regard to choice, o:i receipt of 2! cent.
V aillHond by mail or ezprrm, the article that
the purchaser tiiay draiv. fur ONE DOLLAR, r
will ixmnni? for any orhrr arttre on our bttt of
Iht tame value as lir wtirlc drawn
JSTO
Entire jatUfaction gunrr.ntced In all cuaet
Vou may obtain a OoLn WAtcit. or DtAifovh
Rix: for O.N'E IiCLLAR. which you need nut pay
until you know what yuu have drawn and itn value".
jf l ire scaled Luvtlupt-s for Jl, Eleven lor
t2. Thirty tor ?:.
Send tor Circular. Agents wanted.
GOODWIN. HUNT A CO..
.1 1-wri i i: u? i;rn,i-m. v v i
All letter? t'lould he addicued to our box, 5 J UU
Port Office. NnwJYovk.
i"V. U', loot. it
Ty,,,., f-,. M.f.An asortmeiit of Via
ries for Itf.s. of varied stvKs and
ize. Also.
Cap, ,'olc and Lett-r Paper,
t'unhur7, Nov. i. 1 3 if.
for sale bv
ANSA PAIXTLR.
j OTICE
A
1 Iniiit. ui tt rrqiu'i-tfj tu call at I he oi l dtimil on-l
, (my up ihfir Accuuut.- hy th" Hrnl leceniner. AU
: a.'c uitt- iit !iU tiy tlittl tiiiw, will be j.lncei iu the
. buna? H J uilit'f'ivr cvll'-ciifit.
i 1 KILINU A 15 KANT.
I Siilmrv, ?.t-. if, lvf.l.
T11K t.NION
FOKEVKR!
! !' ?;jia.i.EO. :
At lb" .tole of
I ointr if .Market and 1 au Streets',
Sl'XBUKV, I'EN.N'A,
FALL &; VIiNTKH GOODS,
for c'iry1i-ly. Thi-. i Uluwing." but pi -tin tru'h,
ftltifh cwTymic will be cunvmcf t tbul citli and cx
aiuiiies llie stuck, ivliL'li cm..uUof
Vrvt liDO'U. Cwimere. C'l-jths, GnntV Orcrfioatiof
Joum. CuLttuuk, Musliiii. brcsd GuoUs iu
grtt vuiicty.
LADIES' )ia:ss GOODS.
Plain nnd Figured Delaines. French and Figured
Merinos, tino M oid Delaine, all sons and
(hades. 1'rintn. Nankeens. I.AliiKd'
C L' I A Iv I N 0 . TaUt-Covers,
Iriidi Linen, llrown and
While sdiectiujp.
Shawls, lialmorul kirt of all
kiuds llooji Skirt!', all Jirices. Hand
kerchief;., l'limi'.l-. Ludna Kid. iilk
and Merino U loves, c.
Jenrlry ol'ttll U1u1m.
Ladies' and lients' t'uion Skates. "
A large a-sorluienl of NOTIONS.
Hardwr.ro. Ce lai ware, tl'aiaware, Chinaware,
Oueeiiaware. I'rockery. Groceries, Tobacco,
Segars SnoO", Tea, Collee, Sugar,
MolasVL". Si'ics, Fish, Suit, Ac, &c.,
and everyihiii:? ele usaally kept in a store. Pro
duco laken iu exchange lor goods. No Irouhle to
frhoar goods.
WILLIAM ItOWKX.
f unliury, Nov. i, ls8l.
Always ! Always ! Always !
, OX H ASH, AND SELLING CHICAP THE
FALL & WINTEU GOODS,
Just opene J at No. 1 Store of
WEAVER & PAGELY,
CONSISTING OP
HAVE juat returned from Philadelphia rith one
of Ibe largest and beet (elected mocks of UoodJ
eer brought to .Sulil.urv.
DRY GOD S!
F0RKIUX AND DOMESTIC such as Cloths-, Cawi
merea, Munliuii, Shceline,, Tickiiift. Calicoes, De.
laines, flannels, anil ell kinds of MHI'HNINU Goods.
Alpnccan. Ulacit Silks, llinhams, lialmoral and
Skeleton Bkirtii, Cautoa 1'lunnels, Nankeens, Cur
petiu; of all kin. Is
HATS Sc CAPS.
NOTIONS & VARIETIES,
CoaiprisinK. Hosiery, Glover. Thread. Huttuns, Sua
pemtere, Neck -tics, Collars, Jlainlkcrchiefs,
iluir liiu.-lies. ioolu Urusnes. ouru luo
bon and Curd, tape, crotchet-bruid,
worked collars, fancy bead
di-esaca, tidy eottoD. carpot
binding, combj, fancy
von os. carnct hwja
Trunks, Vsliscs, Vinbrcllas, Blank Books, Paper,
.uvviopea, an.
Of all kind', such as Nails, Hinges and Screws. Door
Latches and Knobs, Locks, and Cl'TLEKY ot every
description.
Also, Dyes, Drugs, Paints, Varnishes, Fish,
Flaxseed and Dwnzine Oils, Glass, Putty, ite.
(taeeusware und jilat are vi' ull
kiudtfs
STONE AND EAliTIIfcSWARE.
An Extensive Etock of
G R O C E R 1 E'S,
Composed of Sugar. Coffee, Teas, KiCe, Corn-sturch,
Maccaront, Darley, liaking-poKder, uioluwa. soaps,
candle, tobacco and segars, bait, kith, Ueat, Cheese,
Ac. Ao.
Also, a large variety of
BOOTS &
GHOEa.
for ilea. Women and tbilaronv
Uf-All)iinds of Grain and Country Produce taken
la exchange for Goods.
Give us call before yon purchase elsewhere, we
re bound to sell as low as any one else.
tttore-room in Ir X. Clement's building st the
nath-westoaraer of Market busre, near ibe Court
House.
Boabary, Ker. I, ft&i.
UcrnMlrrtotTit 'r-l-irriii(i
A Family and an AyvhuUurul. Decolei to
CholoeLitiiraturo. Including Poetry, Kovnleilna,
Tales, and l far and Kntorlaining Kemllni -ner-I'yIn
the Litoiary Department no shall present
Ux ehoioeat Turieti. rflthin the reach or our extend,
d nisans. Iho iVy-ilclte, Tales, Poetry. Ae., shall
b supplied from I ho l,,t and l.iglut aonrrnf, nnd
bs jual to anything to he found in any Journal or
magactno.
Agrioultnral and Horticulture, Pinhraoini Farm
Ing, gardening, truit.KnMiijr, Ao. Our labors In
thU department for over thinv yean, have met the
aordial approoalion ortho public. Our purpose hns
been to furnish useful nnd reliable information T-ni
these very lmport4il I, ranches 0r induslry, and to
proteol tham So Tar as wtibin our paper against the
fslsedoou-iuosandselfldipuiposesol tho inanyein
pirlcs andtensatlon-sdvtniurers bv which tho Far
mer Is lnoessnntl nesailed. This portion of tho
"Uermajitown Toiegraph'1 Is alono (forth tho whole
pries of subsoripiion.
Nows Department Tho samo Indiwtry. care, and
discrimination, in gathering and preparing llio Stir,
ring Events of tho Day, ixpres-dy .'ol this paper,
which hitherto has been one of its marked lealures
and given so universal satisfaction, will bv continued
with redoubled eftorts to incut thu increasing de
mands of the public.
Terms. Twd dollars per annum : ono ih.llnf f'.r
tlx months. No orders received wl.hont the cash,
and all subscriptions stopped ut the cod of thu time
paid for.
Address PHILIP It. FREAS,
Editor and Proprietor, Gortuaulowii, Philn., To.
Oot. 21), im.2t ' L
M IL L I NLMTV G 0 0 J) 8,
AND
s-'Astv rvvrio.M A. trmi uix;s
At tho now ttatid, in Market Sitinre, SUN15L UV.
HAVE just received from Pliilnd-lpliia the lutet.
and most fashionable ft vies of Millinerv ll
euch as J5iinuts, lime. .-iik-.' Velvets, l!il,lm? aati
Loec3, I eathcrj f: Flower.-. Ilea I lircsc Set?,
Old Ladies' Caps. Woolen Hoods. Soiitnf!'. IStmi.tiuX
Shawls, Silk and Woolcu Scaii. Hw!vry
CLOAKS & PURS!
Block Crape Snd Lace Veils. Crape and Linen I'nf
l.lrs, DreSH Trimmings ni,d litittonr. Cuircts. Keihvit.
St-ap and Perfumery, Cloak Trimmings, Woollen A
Cotton Vara,
Irt-HHi:ikiu', 'IonK.iu;iKi nixl
ltmidiiis'sloiK-iii Isilool Jlv li-.
Ocnts' Linen and Paper Collar!", Neckties. Ac.
COCXTItY PltODL CE taken in exebnne lor lood
cr "ctk. Thankful for past patroiiatrc we solicit
the same. L. & li. SUI.-'.-'LLH.
Euubury, October 22, ISC-l
lMiilusirlpssIa & I'i m- Biailio.-itl.
rilHtSgreut line traverses the Xorihcrn aial North
I West COUIll icj of PcllllKl lvuniu to the i-ilv of lii,
on Lake Eric.
It has been leased bv the lYr.nsvlvamn ltailr.mil
Compauy nnd is operated by them.'
ltseuiirc length was opened fur passenger and
freight bufincss. October 17th. ltJOl
Time of Passenger trains at Stinbury,
Leave Eastward.
Through Mail Train, 0 .or. p. M.
Elmi.'tf Expre'j J'raiu, 11.4a '
Lock Haven Accommodiitinn. JO. 40 A. M.
Leave Westward.
Through Mail Tram :s .til A. M.
Khnira Express Train, .'-.l"
Lock Haven Accommodation. 4.2., P. M.
Williainspurt Accuiniuolaliai, 1 1 "a '
Cars run throuj;!i without change, both way, be
tween Philadelphia and lirio
Elegant Sleeping Cars iiii Express Truins both
ways between Villiamport nnd Hull i re, mi l
WilliamspoM and Philadelphia. .
For inforuialii n re.-pectiii Passenger busiiie.s
apply at Sllth and Market St. '
And for Freight l-usinc! of the Company's Agents,
S. U. Kingston, Jr., Cor. i:;th and Jiarkct S'..,
Philadelphia.
J. W. llevnolds. Evie.
J. M. Drill, Agent X. C. U. It., lialtimorc.
11. 11. IIOIMON.
lien'l Freight A--t..Philada.
II. v:. nv.iNNK!:. '
((.u l Th-'m'. A'-'t.. ritl.i l.i.
Josct li 1. Poi rsi
lien'l Manu.-cr, Williafn .rt. i
Nov. 5. 138!. j
JACOB O. B3GH:
MERCHANT TAILOIi,
And Denier in
CLOTHS, CASSl.MliKKS, VliSTIXti, Ve.
l'utvu ift -' I. isfuilli of WrnierN
ta.ui.
S U N u e i--sr, x.
TXF0KMS the eiiirt'iii of .--iiTiburv and v:ci ii:y,
that he haa jut retuincd troui Philadelphia ill. a
lull uasoitmeut ot
i ll. i. Sit vs.va'B'.ss .oms,
dFEVElty DESCP.IPTDIX AXlMJl'Al.lTV.
His stock consist? of Cloths. Frein-h Cloth-. Plaek I
Doe Skin and Fancv t'a-iiiiere.-i. lit :i-k Satin. Figured
Silks. Plnin and Fam y Cas-innMc VEsTlXHS. which i
he will make up lo older in style to suit the la ic of :
viistoiiieis, on short notice, und Ihu unit rcuotjahlc
terms. 1
Any Goods not on baud, will he fun.i-hcd from '
Philadelphia, by givinis two days' in, lice. j
llond furnished by customers will be made up to .
order as heretofore. i
As he wiil employ mne Itt't experienced workmen. '
fiersons may rely on gilliii' their work well dona at '
lis shop.
Thankful for the patronage herctotorn Lotowed,
ho respectfully sidicits a coniiinianccof the Mime.
Sunbtirv. Spt. It). l.Mil.
Nirw G O O J) Sil
Two doors west Of IVn. H. Miller s Shoe sbire.
Sunbury, Pa. Juxl opened a fresh sujiply of
FALL AND WINTEU OOOHS,
8ch as Fancy Dress Tiiinmings, ltibbons. lilove
Htindkerchiefs, Ladies' Linen C.dlar and Cufls
Oetil s Linen nnd pap.-r Collars. Neils, llr In. I.aeo
Collars and Sleeves. Hafr l'ells, 'elvct Jiibbnns.
lted. White and lllitc Mcek-tiei, Ciastts, yuakcr
Skirts, Yokes and Klctver.
W00LEX HOODS, comprising of Sontags, H.iery
ft ladies and children, Caps of all kinds, Scurfs,
UlovcS, Milter . 4c.
Also, a ne' style of muslin for CaiTi'ja'.di waists
(ogethur wi.d Suir". Jaconet ami Victoria Muslins
rape Jollurs and Veils. II rcnadine and I.aeo Veils
nd a variety ot other 'articles too numerous to nicu
AlAlli I.. LAZA1US.
bunbury, Oct. 22, Ibfel.
Sunbury High School,
"IIJILL rc-open in Ibe old liapli-t (,'burch. on Ibe
1
einbraccs all the brauebes tannin in Aoudnn'ci and
Kcuiiuaries of tho hiybtat e;ruilc.
TKIIM8 PKIt KBStMON OK SI WKKKS,
.
Forljiiiirungtt ancient und nio.Icfiiu.clud-
iujpil other brunches, f 's M
Xatuiul Sciences, Al-brn, llc.r.ietrv. etc. El fill
Advance I Grammar. Goar.iiliy. Hisiort, Ac. I'-' lai
Kudiuicnts of above, ill lid
Primary.
b 1,0 I
Incidental expenses,
J union pavauie ejuar:eny in niivnnce.
No deductiun made foi' lost t.'tfic.
l'upil-s eau enter at any tl'uc, and willraly hi
charged from Ihodate the-y niter.
For further particulate uplily to the Principal,
Ii. 1'. UOHLACII.
Bunbury, August fi, 1 Hit. if.
iolej"i I .lidj "h Itook.
The FasuioS Mauainr or tiik Woi i.p.
Literature, Fino Arts, and Fashions. The most
magnificent Steel LnraTliijrii. Double Fnsliion
Flalcs. Wood enaravt.i.jrp vn every subject thai call
iutercit ladies. Crotchet kiiiltin'if, Nt'liiiiK. Jim-
broidery, Anicles tor Iho l.ulet. lor the l'ail.,r, llio
Houdoir, and the Kitchen. Kveryihing, in iuct, to
make complete Lady 'a Hjok.
The hulita F'tnu-itc fur 8.1 Yt ttr?.
, ., , , , , . . . ., ..
Nd Mngatiue baa becu ublo to Compete with It
Xone atteuipt it.
Uodey's lleceipls for every department na house,
bebl T'licso alone ore worth the pri.e of thu Hook.
Model Cottages (no other Magazine gites them),
with diagrams.
Drawiug Lessons for the Young. Auother special
ty with liodcy.
Original Music, w or ill $.1 a year. Oilier Maira
siues publish old worn-out music ; but thu subscri
bers to Uotley get it before the iiiu&iu stores.
liardeuing tor Ladies. Another peculiarity with
Oodey.
Fashions from Messrs A. T. is'tewart z Co.. of
New York, the millionaire merchants, appcur iu
liodey, the only Maaiinu thai has (hem.
Also, Fashions lor ihu celebrated Crodie, of New
York.
Ladies' Bonnets. V e irivo nir.-e r.f them in a
year than any olher Magaxine. Iu faci, tl.j L.. iy's
Hook enables every lady lobe bcrown bouuet miil.er I
TiiKMS OF UODJiY'!' LADY'S HOUK FOK IMlj.
From which there can be no Deviatiou.
One copy, one year, $3(10
Two copies, one year, A &0
Throe copies, one year 1 &0
Four copies, one year 10 Oil
Additions lo soy of the above clubs, $2 50 each
subscriber.
Uodey's Lady's Bock sc.! Author's Home Majra
Sine will be sent, eaoh or year, oa receipt of ft Ml.
We have so club with any other Magasiueor
Newspaper.
AdeV ( L. A. QODFY,
N- t. Corner Fi jib sad Cbwuut bUuet, Pbila.
OtilotwrB, IM.wi
FALL AND W I N T 15 K
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
jhss,wa iMi vniK,
Two doom West of the Font Ofllce,
8TJNBUHY, riJISTN'.,
HAS Just rooelvrd and opened a largn awirtment
of Fanoy Dross Goods, such asUlDves, Jonvian
Kid-gluvw, Mlk and lisle throad UloTiiaJ Laillo
caitoa nnd woolen Hose, Children's Merino Hone,
Silk Mils, Handkerchiefs, Corsets. F.nrbroidcred
Slippers. Hibbons FANCY l'RKlstt BUTTONS, Dugle
tlimbs. Trimmluifi, Kuttonrt. Uelt Hihlmn V el cot Kib'
bons, Hruid, IJeit Clasp, Ladies' Neolr-tlea. I'onay
Buttons, CHAPKUIBDON and 'HUMMING ; F,ui
broidering Braids, Jaoonet nnd Swiss Edgings and
insertions; Maltecno Lnee Colurs. Laces, llronadina
VoiM, Farnty Dross ComlM.lllcau Dressen, Xclts, and
a variety ot other nrticles.
WirtlLliX (iOODS, such as Sontncrs, Breakfast
Cosej), Caps, Mittens, Sacqnes, UoTe, Silk und
Cotton Flagi, ftc.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY",
Poolrs. Hymn Hooks. JUiink Hocks. Memonnditrn
Books. Dinrlcr. Pocket Hooks. Ink Stands. Pens,
Pencils, a line assortment of Paper, Ink, 4o.
Tj'ilet Soaps, Tooth-Briishet, Ac.
TOYS AM) O.YMKS KOI CMILDilEX.
All of which hnva been selected with caro and will
be sold at reasonable prices.
AXXA PATXTEI?.
Hunhurv, Oct. 22. 1SC4.
FALL Awli WINTKft"' MiLLINKBY
GOOLS AT
AT REDUCED PRICES!!!
Hiss .VI. I.. allHNlT,
Fawn street, two doors uuth of Shamohin Valley A
Pottsville liailroad,
TJ AS just opened her Fail ami Winter slock of j
JL I. nniiinery ttooos. lauius liu.x.M-. is. Hats
end Caps of (he latest styles J French and American
Flowers and Feathers, Trimmings of all kinds ! La
dies and Childrens' Hose. lnre. Collars. Veil and
a largo assortment .if Fancy Hoods and Xotions.
Call ntid sec her stock,
.sunbury, Oct. 112, 1801. 2m
FANCY Dis V (iOOI) STORE.
TvIIS KATE BLACK,
1 KPPEI'TFrLtiY infornishtr friends in Sunbury
V aii'l vicinity, that she has just opened her
PALIi AND WINTEU GOODS,
ol Xotions mid FancyDry Ciouds,
Market street, four doors west of Wm. H. Miller's
Hoot und Slue store. M'NBIT.Y, Pu.
,Ter stock t"m'ts rf Ttiinniini.f?. nolioi . cmhroi
ilerit s, Ladies and Children' hats and shakers; siik
nnd olher limnirs. Or-ct". Hoop-skiits, Crape and
Lact; Veils ; Xe'.s, g'tjre, ?tocliine;s, collars, and
col sets. Vc.
VsTOOLKtST GOODS,
Pre ikliisl Shawls. Soiling, I'cd lliding lljods, Capi,
Hosiery of all kinds.
ticnts' llandkereliiefs. Crnvats, XockticJi fsnspen
d.TS ; ltibbons. of all kinds. Feathers. Veltct, and
manv other nrticles too hiimeroui t'i mention
KATE BLACK.
Punbury. Oct. 22. ISM.
Look at the Returns !
WM. II. MIL LBa.
Market S1Uare, M'XBl'KY, PliXX'A'.,
j "I CST rpceived from Xnw York and Philailcljihia
p a licsh supply ol the latest styici mot ol the best
.' fiualiiv of
IliOOTS AND SHOES,
j for Men, Women and Children, which he oll'cis at
rcduccil lirice.s.
V'nmoii'j Shoes at S I no.
All his ,.,) stock WARRANTED. Xo Paper
Shoes sold at hi store.
lie will al-o wholesale Enois and Shoes by the box.
'J he public generally are invited to call mid ex
amioo i,is ?tock.
Minbuo'. Oct. 22. liil.
1 ' 1 i . s,
MACHINE
i
1 JJ..
Til " lit! I.
lirighl. I,.,
Stinbtirv. air
-i'r.cd having purchased of E. Y.
his Machine .'i"lt,'p. Foundry. Ac, ut
has now commenced operations.
All Kinds of lYEaUinery,
WILL UK MAHF, AXK lilil'A Ifl lil) P11HM I'Tl.Y.
Persons di-irin;; M AC II I N'K WOIIK imniediately,
will do well lo call and era-.ainc bis lacii'tii.s f.r
iloin work ebr?tp.
M 4U1 VIECJti Vi)K PATTEiW!..
WILLIAM KGKJ1YSUN.
Sunbury. rt lit. 1-Vil
i.l A T XI l"rtI ON 2 A Si"!
L:IIiS AND llIiYI'LLMK.N
j it vn wi-li tu iii-irry. n-ilna t!u u."lor':gr.CLi. wtm
' will u n I yon without n.oitcy n"A r itli'jut j-iicv. nl-
II tl ' Ut' II' I'M III .1 1 I' ' 1 1 U..I I B III I 11 I ' ' 1 1: UU 1I 1 1 1. 1 1 I
! hn;'(-v tuiil .-.tvli! y. in 'jn-.-iii e ut' nu. V-.aH!i or
ln-.tuty. i It if iii!iriini' ion will v'. ;.mi uuthii'tf. mvl
1 1 1 v -it vA to in ii fry, I Mill rhrt-iTuUy n-si yoi
' Ml r-r-.ii.-llv v ! (i.lt'dtinl. 'i m I"M-. r ii..r-
ma'ion sent by reiuru mail, and ro 'jtiesti,,'..
1,
atler
Cs.S
SAKAII li. LAM UliKT,
tireenpoint
.. 1S0I. La:
Kinv-couui s- .Von- York.
I let. I
IE. C. GOEIIT,
.tloi-iiev it it si 'i:ii-'tSoi- tit Law,
HAERISBUHO. TENN;A.
"II1L1- carefully atlen.l lo Collections mil all
V oilier niatieis eniru"ted to hiai. in ihccouulics
of liauphii.. Nortbuuibci-laiid anil t-iiyler.
Oct. I.i, T -! I . iy
A LEG TURK
TO TOXJISrO- IsAlJEHXT
Jtist fuUiilti! hi a Hiahil liuvetvpr. I'licr
9 XIX ct'ttt.
A l.ts-lure on the Nature. Treatment and Radical
Cureol Spcvmntorrhu'ii or S -niinal Vil-rness, Itici
uutary l-Jiuii-it?s. Sexual Debililv, and impediments
to Marriuo p-norullv. Nervou-.ios I'oii-uuiptioii.
lipilepsv. ami I n?: Menial and Phical incapaei.
iv. resuitini; from Hell-Abuse. Ac. liv li'iJJl.lll J
l l L, lill LLL, M. D., Author ot iho Hr-.-ni
Hiol:,:' tc.
The world renowned author, in thi admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from bis on exi erieoee lliat
tiio iimi'uI eunsooiioncc of olf-Abu-e niav bo elleetn-
j nllv iciuowd witboul meJicine. a:;d it ilia ut ilaeiL'-r- j
i btiis ar.-leal operations, bougie". ifi ;tnoeii'-. l ings j
or c .roo.is. po.oinif out rt o..e vi u.-u..s .
tain and etteetual. by rrhieii eterv Miile'ir, in- inai-
ic-nbat his coialiilon may hi-, luur euro lii'ii-clf
I ubcnplv. piivtiulv. an 1 ra.Ii allv." 'ilHrf LEf-
'j ( lili'Wll.l, I'ilVK A 1IOON T" TIIOl'SANDrf
avii TlliirsAN'Hf.
r-ent uinlcrseal. to aov aiMreci, in a I lain, peeled
nuclopo. on tho receipt ol M ' cenis. 01 l,-.o post ,
iio staimui, by ailtlressing iho publi-bers. '
C'lf A. J. 0. I' Ll.Nli 4 CO ,
127 C.iwt i v ?rew York, l'oit OUicc JJox, -tifil.
C.t 15. l-ii'l. Iy c ;
Stiitf of Hjm'Ic 1" rlinnibos'-
IhiiO, k'u., .ov. 3l IMIL' '
ASSKTS. j
Loans am! Hillr dl.'eaniitcl. . . SoOl.fild -'0
CcrtilVales of t'nilcil Mates Mint . lob. null !U
I'oitnl !lales 5--.H Itiaii, ... - 'iial.oliU UU I
' Interest bearing Lcjal Ten- I
()e!s, 3l,liml 00 I
rennsyivanhi. " ... 2.t 4otl 00 ;
Hank of Northumberland Slock, o.iiiU UU 1
Xorthiiiiit'erlund Bridge block, l.oUil 00
I Telegraph Slwk, - 11,1 1
I leal listate, Ac. -- '"' 1 '
luc t.v oilier lianas. -
j Nj,l.gf U,.r l!uks, and Lf(;al Tenders bli.TiH U0
line bv olher UaukJ. - - lnj.lllb.1
I'a. 1 III
l.liO oO
Specie in Vault including Coinnionwcalib
(specie Certificates,
3l,0ll!9 71
fS'Ji.ToT VI
$:I18 41IS"0
Id OHO 00
LlAUILlTIliS.
Vottit in circulalinii, - -
Due 10 other Hanks.
" Commonwealth. Currency for
Specie Certificates,
" iiepo-ilors, - .
$ol-;,95 t
XonTiti Mr.i:i.ANn Co., Srr.
1 hereby certify the ubovc statemenl lobe just uud
true tolhc best of my knowlrdi;t and belli I".
S. J. FACKI'.lt, Cashier.
Sworn ui.d subtilibcd before uie. j
I'm ... 'i.'i: vi i'r. .'MHaiy l'ub'tic. )
buubui'A , NeV J, Liol.
j PROVISION,
' IIUCKSTE1UNG, &C.
f Itllli undersized respectfully informs the citizens
i 1 ul Sunl'ury, that he has commence. I llio buck.
, Hermit business, and is ready Ion pply Ihim weekly
I with Ul'Vl LH, Flii.S. MKAT, LAllD, 1'OILTUY
of ull kinds, I'ULSH HlitF und PoltK, Ao., Ao.
I Persons desiring aDy of tbabove artioles, will he
promptly in. plied by leaving tbeir orders at bis resi-
S.ooo,UUt0drick's .--lioomR gjjfLTZEB.
1 frisbury, Oct. I,ls44 --ti
i
I
I
I
i
BOARDINGHOUSE.
(Foraierl of Ibo "I.swronoo Ifone,")
HnBUUY, PRNN'A.
TNF0HMS her friends and tho publio ijfirrarajly
that she has refilled tho honso fonneily ooaiipiod
by Dr. J. V . I'ento. on Hlaekbcrry stroot, near tho
Northern Central Haltwoy Depot, ard opened a
flonrding rfouso. where she Is procured to keep
rKKM ANEXT AND TKAXRIENT B0AItDrHH.
With good cooks and waiters, boarders csn onjoy
the quiet com lor U of homo with far equal Ihq
best hotels
Patronage from those who may sojourn la Sunbtiry,
In respectfully solicited.
Mrs. MARIA TUOMPHOS. .
Sunbury, Oct 22, 1164;
. ESTEY'S COTTAGIC
4 BIj not ou!y Ulieuuileo. but they t
o ab.olntclv
i. V
iincquaili'l. bv any oilier Ued lii'trmnent in
thecountrc. Dtsiened expressly for Churches and
I Schools, tbey are found to bo equally well adapted
to the uinir and drawing room. For sale onlv by
K. M. BKXCli,
ZXo. 19 Xortli Seventh street. Philadelphia.
Where can also bo found a coniplcto assortment of
the Perlect Melodeon.
Sept. 21, ISt'.t lyw
&
'nut-Ill A. AvcHKt., IMillal liIia.
Cater for the best Trade, and oiler no Daits or de
ception to induce Custom, but ruly on FAIK DliAL
J.VU und HOOD UO0DS !
Best Meritine, Fashionable Hilks,
Xobility Plaids. Pun's I'ojilins.
lark F:olartls Figuretl Merinocs,
Plaid t'liawl;, Oool Blankets.
P. f . We f.dlow COLD down, ns clo'e as wo fol
low it up. iowisngocd ttiuo for Merchants and
ConsunicrS to coio,c in.
October , ISdt. 2inw
Nlniy IIokw.
Ct AMI! to the pre'.nife? of tl." subseribcr la Vppcr
Augusta tow n-liip. about four weeks since, two
white shouts weihm at the titnoatKiut ttl'ty pounds
each. Tho owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take thoia away,
or else they will be sold i.ccordin to lacr,
DAVID W. MALK'K.
Vppcr Augititu twp , Oct. , lsol. 2m
Oenllemert's'Hal.s.
All the best styles at CHARI.KS OAKFORD A
c'ONrf. Ciaitincntid Hotel, Philadelphia.
Nov. 12. 1-ojk 3m
1 it I t'litii t iomil Hotel,
iOj ;ii ,'iii7 Hnni''i":ii. ?orntr l'ruaklin Street
M-.W Ith. i
1
1iIiS first class II, mso the most quiet, homelike I
and pleasant II. .M in the city oilers superior '
u;o le.-euieiu:, lo UIO-C f.-llMl .sew 1 Ulh 101 ousiiie.-s ,
or pleasure. It is cen'ral in it locaiion. and kept on j
the li!'i!oi'f..'.x Plan, in connection with Ttvi.on's ,
Saloon, i-lo re rctre: lunents can be had all hours, i
or served iu their own roumsi il he charges arc mo
KtiiIu. liionnmis hikI :itlenlitncc of the f.it ortltT
bti llis, inul nit the uiixitrn cttLVcniciice? ttiK'hti.1.
Oct 1. I .SC. I.
GOODS I
Jl"ST Ol'LNKi)
Fall & Winter Goods,
AND SUM) CIliiAI-Lit TU.VX KI i.
WIIKKK 1
ISAAC FTJ?aAlT5
In Ze'lciioycr s Puil lin. opp-s'iie 'iei:r!i,ii'l .s Con
fectionery Store. Market :trrt t. SL'.S Ill J Y. I'a.,
K AS just o . i.eil ii well seleetc l ns oiiuient of
l.Joo,l.'. w li is: It lie oliVi : f,.r sale at v e;y low prices
'. NTi DO
no-res. Mii-Iitt-. She
l.-tiaes. Siil:..:. 1 1 ioiiaois . oc . Ac.
3 ViT a( .. Ol c teiv.le
NOTIONS fc VA KILTIES,
llU.IUMO VV
! ( mff in
Su-jk-U'Iit.
,.f llo-ierv. i!..ve'. Thread. Jititt..i:s,
X .-.!: t u -. liolla:.'. Haii-iker. hi.-i'-. II .ir
l!ru.!i" T- it. HiusIk -. I ancv ilerol Drc-sef. lial
moral Shirts. Ioop.'kirts. Clip, t-bis, Ti Us. a-
, list s, riabrelltis. t in.ui.-t am. Soap.-, ail-l ntnucious
other unifies too tedium to mention
H A 1 D T A R X!
! -neh lu- nail.-, hinges ami jerews. ! tor latches and
J knobs, and 111 I.LKY of "very de-ci ij.li'-n.
j Dye--, Drugs Piiiiits, Ynmi-tirs "ili. Class,
j I'nlly, i i:., A;i',
I l(cei usu :iro nsitt 4liis.i tin '
vrvy t'i''ijittrit4
fTONr A XI) KAirnUCNWAUC.
An c.Mta-,ive i-loek of
Cmupfwctl of Sn-'eir. Ci.flVn, Tc;". Uiue, Corn-cdirch,
.Mtlitt'S. Cnu'lk', 31ui:t, J'isb, t'ttou. .Suit. Tobacco,
KUADY-MADE CLOTHING.
Alsr-,
OQTG ?r. SH0S3
for men. women and children.
All kituN of Country l'loduco taken in exchange
for li.Htls.
r-unburv, Scot. 10, 154.
Asliiiillr-loi-''s ."Xol !-.
VJUTCK is hereby j?ivcu that letters of nduiinis
.11 traTi.-n ha inir been granted to tlie loibscriber,
on the estate of Jttc'ib Kicbach, late of Lower Malm,
nny lowii-liip. Norlhiiuiherlan J county, I'a.. die d.
All persons indebted are reipicsted to make immedi
ate payment, aril those hating claims, lo present
them lb." t'elllelnelit.
ISAAC I. WITMElt, Adm r.
Iower M ihoiiiiy twp.. Oct. S, 0-1. lit
HATS! HATS I ! !
SAMl'Kr, r.Yl'LsT, j
Tko iloors west i f Fischer s Drug Store. Mulkct A., j
&ONBURY, JtKINJ JST'A.- j
IS coiistnutl v m.-mufacturititbobwM sl vic-of Word
mid Fur II Us. which for'oolir.cw urd durability
arc not s-arpr,.-scil.
Hive him it call and sec his stm-V nf Hats v.-hh-S aro ;
sold eheaiier lltan elsettheie. Merebant-aB 1 others.
puiehaii!i at wholesale, will Ihid it to tbeir n.lvaii- ,
tage to call and procure un article cheaper and e.uul I
to cilv niiiitiif.odiirc.
Sunbury, October I. ISiU ;
DISSOLUTION TAUTNE JtSHH".
flUlK partnership heretofore, existing between J. !
1 W Filling A W. T. Uraot. under the firm of!
1? riling A (iiiiut, has been dissolved by liiiiituiion. !
All peitm indebted lo iho above nnu will please '
call ul once at tin old sland and settle their accounts. '
Mr. Oaant tenders b thankx to the public for th d '
liberal patronage oHeuiied to the old firm iu lb f I
lonir continuance ia busine.-s and hope-, that ,'uC-'v
will exiemi ibe same imlruiiagc 10 Ibe new C'm tTr
J. W. Fiil'ag A sou.
I The business heretofore carried on by ' .-i-ijitj.s &
j Grant, w ill bo continued by the und.-rsi;-r,( uj,.r i
1 the lirm ot .. W. Krilin A Sun. hi the ,J,( xand in
1 Market S uaro where we jri-peoifulry tnt in, ail t
j call. .1. M . Vk ILI.V', " :
H It FKlLtMt,
Ptn.it.irv. Oct. 8, lS'll Im
iGKK.VT liKm OTlON i.STHE VWLV. or
EDWIN-'HALL & CCX,
I No ill South See ji,d Street, Philadelphia.
I Arc now - offering I'jelr mi;r.'ifi"eut stock of Silk.',
1 Dre-4 lioods. Slia aIs, Cbalrs. Cluaks, YohcEs, Ac,
I fur below the '. esetil liuld 1'iicts i
; W e have al .hi on baud, a laiyu stock of DOMJiSTIC
; tlfM)DS, w l .ie-h we aro now selling at a si eat reduc
- ti.m Itom the pricei e have been eellipg them at.
j As we Viato bui the advanlai;ti ofu risu iu ih- prices
; of our Stock in the prorets 01 ihu V. r t. r ihu i..: l
, two or three years, wo now propese to f;iie our Cub
I toij.cis ibo Adtuut.njc of tho fill iu Prices,
j Caliooes and Muslins, reduced,
I - I'lnniteis and T.1I.I0 Liners. 1 educed,
I Blankeis and ali siabic Cfoo.ts, reoiiced,
I Wo respectlully solicit from taj Ladies and uthers
visiting Philadelphia, ta ex imrnation of our slock,
which is unsurpassed in variety snd stylo, in this city.
N- II., Wboiesaio liuvcrs. arcinvtiiai to examiue
leu!ock. LDW IX UALL 4 CO ,
j No. 71 fssuih-f'.ttrivl t, rLU.letrl)i.
0-lbi , loiej Kuiw
tin j'sckif. -:!ii--.M V';
xttiy
Mt'AhTS P.n8Cf.TIcT0 FROM HfSOP.t'F.BS
OV TUB f..KTl.tt
AND I) I 0 E 8 1 I V ft U 1! 0 A 1N'3
Aro Cured by
4
HOOF L AND" S
German Bitters,.
Thi Grvat Sirenytneuing
These Uitlors hove performed more Cures'
Hive and do Oivo lictter Satisfaction!
Ilaro more Testimony !
Ilavo more Hespectnblo People to Vouch Tor Them T
Than any other article In the market.
Ve defy any 0XE to contradict this Assertion,
wti win, I'av fci)
To any one thnt will produce a CertiCeetg pnb'iihcd
by lis. Hint i not crxriMt.
HOOFIjAND'S OEHMAN BITTIiRS.
Will cure every case of Chronic or Xervous Debility,
Di.'eaaeof toe KidneVF, and Diseases arising from
a J'oider"d toiotuh.
OlWIilWliTHK MLL0Vi:iJ SYMPTOMS
P.ei'iltiiijr from Disoiocrs of the Digestive Organs :
Ii.wnrl
J'iie-;. Fulness or Blood
tl i'i-j. Ilea I. Acidity ol t'ne Sto
tpaeh. 'sun. Hcjril ni'n. Disgust for
too I. I'uir.css or Veighl in l!-c hJtc:::iich, Poor
liructatitan. Sinking or Fluttering nt thu Pit of thn
Stomach. Hwimtninv of the Head. Hurried and Ditfl
cult Urcuthin. Fluttering at tho Heart, Choking or
Buriocating ."v nsaiiors when in a lyiitg posture, Dim
ness of Vi'ioii. DjU or Webs bcloro the Sight, Fcter
and Dull Pain in the Head. Delieieucyoi Perspira
tion, YeMewiu" of tin; Skin and Eyes. Pain iu
the Side, Lack, Chest, Limbs, Ac. Sudden
Fluhesof Hunt, Burning iu tho Flesh,
Constant Iutnii'ming of Lvii,
and great Depression
ofSpiiiti.
HIAT TUH Bl'tTCnS 11
N OT ALCOHOLIC,
4'outniiiM no l!iim or VIiIsl.oy
Ami can't mtke Drimkar ls. tmt is the Best Tonio In
tho World.
ilvAi May Sot
r, ,i, it,... T,..: n. rfeck. Pallor of th Enpti-t
Chureli. Petn'icrlon. X. .1 . formerly of tho Xorth
liantist Church. Philadelphia.
t Sf
T here 1mi. n H"o(land s Ocnr.an Hitters favor?
blv for a number of vi ars. I have used thtm in my
oiin fainilv. and hava been so plca-ed with their
cIVcci" that I was induced torcoonimcnd iliein lo ma
ny oilier-1, rind know that they have operated in a
si'iiVn.-lv Leiiefe ;inl manner I take great plca'aru
in thus itiblielv preclaiming this fuel, and ealling Ibo
attcnth'ii nrthtVo aCliclcl with tliodisoasu for which
they ree:,;)itiie,i led. to thesi Litters, knowing from
etiicriene-.' that me woannciola'.iuii will be sostain
i. I do V..i tno're cheerfully as liool'.ni'd s H'tten
iot;o!,leil lo benefit the n.Viieted. at d last f. rum
diinh.
Your- ir-il-'.
l.li I U. lll.' K.
j Fr r.i Hcv. J. Newton Urown. 1). !., IMi'or -f thi
Kiifvcbti c'-a of lteli ;Va-.s Kuiwledge, and Cbri.t'.u:i
j ChrinWe. l'l-.it.uleli.b.-!.
j A!'l-.c-.-5i V.ot ttisi-e-s.l In f..v--f "r r.-.:.-:v.?.i-r.J Ta
i tt,ntMe.i'fi!ii.i In irt-ticr.d. i'.:rf.i,,-'i oi-':-u-i f !he,:-i'lp-re
V and t:Tet ti. I Vcl ol l,.i si:lactel)t
! r. i- .t,- v,!-.v r. i"n may LJl te?ti:'y lo the ecnclilf ho
1 believes iiim.-ci, ,u L.'VC : .'.-viV. I ! -: i s l. ( . I
; (.reparation, ir. the 1"; e Unit 'ic may tints I'uiiuiouio
' t ' tho bencoti 1 ..liic-s.
i 1 ,Io ilii tl.c iie.rc ic-..lily i i rep.t .l !o Ii-;o.i.-ntl I
I Iterman Uifer--. prep'.rU by f. ' '';"''.
thi- ci'-. Iievati-- 1 wa re.iu.lici-tl a 'nl tl.eiu lor
manv years, uodr tho iiaprwioii tl ut.iiie.v were
c'lieiivwm alco'io'-i' i li.-ilirc lata lodfhif 1 to my
tii-jj lioUit .i.ef.ii.i..T. ;: l'f !' rt :i.aval of
this 1 r.j i lie bv pop.-r le t.-, ui.d lor -.n-.-our.uc-,
lu'.'tiiiotiy il-t., hen mint-lit' 1 '.tin frica. and
i b,t - fi.t.tini e I it i-iiiiv 'll.e a-- 1 tii. bottles ot
Hns- Hi'lcrs. et the bcisilininis of li"' )' sent year,
imis ioii 'f e.i bv i-i.-U-tt. rvliff end ri- "raliit lo a
ilc'tvc ot b.-aii'v !! iiicntul vshor wi:i::i I bad not
feii lot-il u.iuih- before, and hud nlmese d. spairiel
ot rffnii.iiu. ' I lii'.f -ror.- tbi i'.U lod ar. t my tucnd.
tortiircclitotheuscofMi..
I'rcm the I'.ev. .1
OS.
11. K?nntril l'a-tor of Iho
10lh H.. .1st Ci.uleb
Dr. .)a'-i..--oo : D
T llavc hi '-11 frf'Ml' litly
rtni :ed to c
oilli ft mv name v.Hll ioi,.!i:ell lall. i s
. Ilif, ttt l-iiul. ol nied'erne- Oat reilartlHix Hie
practi.e a.-oid of lev npp-opi-ia'v -pbei-e. 1 li.ivc in
all ea-f-deel'tl - d; bill tvi'li a c!e:ir p'oid 111 van. il
ia taiict- and .iltic u'.arl.v in my family, "f ibe O'l.
fuli.it-ff Dl . liooliaod s tifrn-.iil Uitifis. I dep-. j
for once from u.c o-nal conr-e. is express my'. .11
coin i-tioo that. 'lor ).'cncinl ileoility of Iho -y:i.:m
and t.-pecitiil.v loi l.ivei Ci mplaiti!. it is a s it.- ami
viiluabiti pieosrailoi'. In some cases il may :uil ;
but utuai'.'v. i doubt not. i: will be very bem i.jiil U.
tbo-c who sutler lioiii tin; above cause.
Voors. veiv re-pectfulil
.1. 11. KLWIUD,
Li
;li'.H below luiitc.-
"ilrcct, i'hii n.ve.phia.
From Hcv
Wnri-en
liandolrh, l'a-t jr of Hapti't
erluan)wn, l't nu.
f'hureli,
Dr . O V. Jac!.Mn : Dear Sir: l'er.-onal expe
rience enables tut lo say that I regard the t'ernmii
Litter., preiiatc.I by 5011 as a uo,.-l excellent medi
cine. In cu.-cs oI'mh ere c II an i general debility 1
have "wen jjrenily bencfilte.l by 1 lie uscol the lliliei.s.
Vours, truly, WAIUU-.N ItA.NDDLPH.
I
tie-ruiauiuwu, in.
I From Rev. J 11 Tinner, l'utor of "TiOtluiujj M. E.
I Church, n.ila-telphia.
I Dr. .laekson Dcur Sir :--Haviu used your Oer-
I until Hitlers ill toy laeiily f.'eiueu ,v ( Mm prepared;
to say that it has been o: great t it i.-c 1 belic-.o
1 thai in i-iost cases ol itoneial do'oilny ,.f the sst, if.
I it i: the safest nnd most valuu' ,ie reincly of wiiicU L
I buveunv know halite.
: Yours, resptretiully. .1. 11. U RNLX.
No. 710 N. NiiielveulU Mrcct
troti the fler J. M
Columbus N'. J 1
Churches.
J .yoiis. fturrly I'n'tor i t "
ami MiUstuWU vl'a.) l'sptt.
New So iheile. N Y".
Dr. CM .fa 'kson; lVar Sir: I feel iiailea
suro thus, of 'uvmn, scCHil.lo bear tesiiiaonv to
the excellenr ,i( iu, Cvi'saau 1'itier i. Some year
since be-in; nincl, Mu!i,-icd with Dyspeps a. I used
thenii:b ten, Ue,ie:icui't re-.-nlis. I ha -t- oi'teii re
comnicr. je.i t.," (..-r.as ejice'ileJ by ibat tormt mills!
disca-u. i,d li jnelieuid fioiu them iho uiot II. ill. 1
iiiS tt'slimop ,Mi- , i ibcir gieat taluc lu eas. ; m'
Reut ral de1 ,u;tc, I belie t'o ii t'- bo a t-mic 1h.1t can
not bo sr., j,Vd J 1
Froip Mt iicv. Thf. "'Viuter. Ta-tor of llfxbor)iiIi
Baptist Church,
l .r Jack-on ; Dear sir 1 feel it duo to your
" Celb Ut prt iaratioll. Hetolbiu.l J liermau UUIfS, to
dd mv les.i nv lo 'he deervetl rt-puia:i, a it has
. ..i.t.t.i .i I have for years, ut nuns, been trouble.!
with letcai tlioidcr iu mv head und nervous system.
1 was advised by a fiictid Hy aboli'.c . tyf ii Oei
min Hitters. 1 did and have experienced fcieat
and uoe.peetei r.lict: iny health has been very
niidei iallv lout litled 1 eoolidflnlj 1 ecoluillelld Hot
arii. le- skl'ivru I meet with cases similar to my ottn,
ami have bt a-u'.ftl ly uuy u tbeir ataaKRcvis.
itcspeetfully yvurs, '1 MINI 11'.
Lo.vboioi-.--ij, I'a
: From Hcv. . I S li..rmaii. of !!. '.'t ria.in P.vfoTuii 1
,' I'j .u't; Kuw.te.. i. ib i !'.s eomit.t . I'a.
Dr. C. tl .IhcHsoli; Itespif.eJ Sil - I h,ivel .U
' troiibletl with li.f-p. psia neatly twciii.v )nr. uad
' havu never use. tai t ine.licine that dni ran in u.ie-.i
i t'ood as llooU..i,d s'Uiitirs. 1 r.m vciy u-h 1111-
; 1, rut e l tu heall 1. ittli t Iitvu. J l . aeu " o 001. if
i ours, tt illi rc.-o' t'l.
111. UMAX.
! l-RTCiEra. .
Lifge Sit (holding nail" di ul If (j-iai lity.l
' ct im p.-r b. itni i.itll .le-.
1 mall bie 7jcenifr per iiettb-. bill dui.
fl o.l
1; r. v Atiii 0 f c VJ ; 1 1. it i-LU's:
See thai Hio ji jr.a.urc ef -3 .MtJ.YCJvOS" ia ra
Ibe "wrapper of each I'-oiti s
1 sbtiol.l your 1 e-iroMdri. ..!,'. not bavo the bt ieU,
j do nut be pu! oil by si.y 10. i i uiioxicatin pr para
j tious lUai u.ny iv oUvied 1 I I p'.ac u I nl sin l ".
aud wo will luswurd, sikui .lj (.ticitedt. txpi'..-
Prii.cipuJ Oli'ewi luiii Maal .4 ai,v Zto. bCi AitCii
, Diicei, 1 utius.: uiv
I j j:vi.'i-v
J (Sucoe.sors loC.i l AeKSoa A t o .l
llA.e .-Wtrt.
I Ctr Fjt Sale by Pru -lil- 1 1 el Its6l,s' iu v . y
' ou ic ij 1'iiitoi. ctsyi
i Junsi, Wt -'ViM. !r
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