GTfjc Sunburn ftmrrtran.
a. B. MA88ER. Editor Proprietor.
E. WILVERT, Publisher.
SI Mil UV, IA.
SATURDAY, M Alien 23, 1803.
JJf'OriKioN. We refer our readers to
another opinion of the Attorney General of
the United States, iu regard to the credit of
' recruits.
tST'Gonerul Grant has mado a srecial
"requisition for more money to buy muskets
from the Rebel deserters, who Are allowed
twenty-one dollars for their guns on coming
into our lines.
t57Descrtioiis cnntiuufe to average about
a hundred per dny from Lee's Army.
ILoral Affairs.
C-.-r.ac
IV In consequence of Usa of linio occasioned by
'the flood, we only issue a half sheet this week.
tTThe repairs uf the (Jut bridge, on Market
street, should bo attended to st onco. Tho Turn
pike Company should be notified, and measures
taken to renew tho bridge at once.
lj- The (rreat doolino iu gold must oeoossarily
"reduce tbo price of nil kinds of goads especially im
ported articles. Coffee should not bo worth more
than 23 tor the best sugar SO ecnls per pound.
I'rovisioiii mi st alio como dona, Beef ought not
to bs worth mire tjq js, JJiitter 25 and "3S1 2"i
according to th present sal e of gol J .
T3" Tuo town of Selinsgrove, prflper, has noi
suffered cny dawtijjc from tho flood, but that portion,
on the Isle of Que, wos completely Inumlatcci.. Col.
eher A Moyers Steam 6uw Mill was destroyed, lost
about $1,C()J.
Cy The Hail Hos t bril;- at Linden, above
Wiliiamsp' ,rt, wf.s saved by runnicg a truin of enrs
loaded wi th mil road irou on it The rait road
Vridge at Williainspoit lost ono out of three new
spans ar two of the tUrcs old sposi. Only a pnrt
pf tte V,uncy bridge was carried twiiy.
XW' The rebels are vigorously organising their
Vitm into tiilitaiy companies. This is the lost hope
.irot th ''la-it ditch. '
Jjr The premium en gold has como doirn won
derfully. On Tuesday it as quoted at l.U. Its
highest point some months since was 2.90. In other
words less than fix months ago it took nearly $.'1,00
in greenbacks to buy $!. PI) in gold. Now the same
amount of grecubaeks will buy nearly double tho
amount of guld, AH "titer things must foil u pro
j onion,
CoriiT. Owing to the extraordinary freshet,
thcro vim no court this wcok. Court opened on
Monday morniitjr, ami after a few motions mado,
adjourned. Jude Jordan stated ho would hold
a spceiul court lor argument but not for Jury trials,
in May.
tjjt The idle report that a child Luhed fart to a
pitee of timber had been caught coming down tho
river, is, of course a canard, without any foundu-
Tna Mails. The maTTmi.... 7 ,
cumulated since Friday, tv" brought to this pioco
from Hnrrisburg 04 Tuesday evening by the ac
commodation truin. The train only came to the
'hamokin bridge. Two wagon loads of mail bags
were deposited in the Post Oflico. By ono of those
iinact'ouiituble blunders the Sunbury mail bug wcro
brought up li-l rind could not bo (liJtribiits.1 till
next morning.
3" We learn from Mr. Campbell, the huillcrof
the machine shops Ac., at this place and Ronova,
mho came down frum the latter p'ace in a small
"boat, that the damages of the freshet here," are
trifling as compared with the destruction of property
above us. Thu illiamsport Court Ilonso wa lour
in- !
' feet nndor water. A number of houses, wo are
formed, were carried away and detroyed ami mu-:h
o her property injured. At Jersey Shore tlx water
tlid much dauuigo and Lock lluvcu was almost
eutire'y inundat.iyj.
tS The Editor of the Sclinsgmve Tim's, ad
vertises in tho Xcw York Printer, tho sale of hi
estaUkhuicnt. If be does not 2nd a purchaser very
Soon, it will tot bring a laubte, a every movement
, of iMicrmun an 1 Sheridan, renders rebel stock, ai-
.ways valueless, still more worthless.
C5Wete!"-i Vine Jewelry, Solid Silver, Ac, Ac.
Head advertisement in this isfuo of Henry Harper,
So. A20 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
C2Mti!. Ilo vu Tkaims The only train running
south of this plaeo at present, is tho accommodation
train which leaves Sunbury at 7.10 Iu tho morning
, ard returns at 4.20 P M. Tho Shnmokin traius
run onco a day, at present, leaviLg here at 4.70.
There will bo no train north of this !nee, until
the Philadelphia & Erie road, above town is repair,
ed, wh'.oh ni l be to-day (Saturday.
Removal op tub Orrtrra Tl woik of
tearing down the old county buildin to be used as
a site fur the new Court House, has rscetfnrily caused
a removal of the county offices. The Register, io.,
and the Prothonotary, will, temporarily, occupy that
portion of Mrs. Donncl's building, lately occupied
by Miss Su.-un Pouuel, dee'd. The CouimMonera
. and Treasurer wjJJ occupy the otTice lately occupied
by Mr. Il'.llncarly adjoining. Tho olScors are roa-
, dy In move, and 'bo work of demolition has com-
.W.enced.
fy-Ihoush the grading for the second Ira. of
'the Northern Ccutrul road has been considerably In
iurod, it isgrat;f)iugtoknowthnt it has prescrvod
'tho original track from any injury, which, without
tnis protection might bvo been very considerable.
dp-Some very cwggoraWrt report! were circula
ted in regard to the flood at this plaoo. There has
been no loss of life, or Ve3 danger, a"4 hutliulo,
if any, injury to real properly. Tb grcai4t loss
J,eoidj lh injury to the railronds and bridged, 's th?
dcstruclion of fences and the Jnundution fcf eelllti?
In mis, we learn, we havo been more favored than
a number of towns ouuve us. Our Northumberland
neighbors suffered but l;Ui, comparatively, by in.
tindation, as the low grounds along the West Branch,
were preluded by the railroad embankment. Of
course, the CU south ef the rnUrfsd, were under
water.
tf-Among thoso caught from home by the flood,
was our neighbors. P. Wolvertoo, Esq,, who was at
Emporium, about 160 miles up the Erie road. A
ell trains were (topped, he walked T J miles to Tlyners
Run, and purchased a small boat, and from that
point, in eompany with Mr. Rolgers of Wllllamsport,
he flouted down the swollen stream. Mr. Wolver
. tvn also says our losses are, comparatively trifling'
when viewed in connection with the damages above
os.
Fostt Crsn ran lioua. This was the wagss
paid laborers, by Mr. Arms, resident engineer, for
work in repairing the damages done the Northern
Central road below town, by the freshet. Something
dike two hundred men were kept busy, and in three
days the road was in running order. Mr. Arms and
bis awUtaaU, and indeed all tbaemployeaa, In charge
tit the rood, deserve great credit for their untiring
energy iu oompleling a work of sash magnitude la a
fuw days.
rs-iiE0HI or tuk Flood. From all we can
learn it W perhaps safe to say, that the reoenl flood
Was, on en average, about four feet higher than the
vreat flood of which was the highest then ever
know a. tfoiue as the height at three feet eight Inches
above the flood of 1849, others over four feet. This
discrepancy depends oa the differeat yuinta where It
L7Taa Rttt Foab. The repairs of the Kor
thern Central Road below town, occasioned by the
great flood Friday and Saturday, were completed on
Wednesday evening, and the ttaFM are again run
nlnj over the road. Peroral hundred yards of the
embankment and track, bad been entirely washed
away. A large force of laborers tinder the able and
eflloiont direction of Mr. F. C. Arms, the resident
engineer of the road, at tbli plaoo, accomplished a
work that looked as If It might require weeks to
complete. There is also a foroe on the Philadelphia
sV ErlesRoad, above lows, but It Will require some
days ttreomploto the repairs. The embankment Id
several places has been entirely destroyed. We are
informed by Mr. fish), the efficient suporlutendcnt
of the Shacokia Valley Road, that the road has
entrained considerable detrma, bat sot any to inter
fere with the ranning of the trains, exoept the re
building of the gut bridge at this place and some
embankment. The most serious loss is the destruc
tion of the braneh road or horn that connects the
hauiokin Valley and the Philadelphia A Erie roads.
letter from (be Army offlio James,
Camp in frost cf IticnstosD, Va., 1
0th l'A. Cav. Mutch 15th, 15)05. ,
Denr American: The Winter in Virginia
has gone, and the Spring winds nro blowing
tragunt odors from the thick pines around
us. The swamp-frogs are crouking a thou
sand melodies in as many swniups. This
country is noted for its pine fortsts and nu
mrrous bogs and swntups. ' We linvo not
had one inch of snow here during tho wholo
Winter. Tho ronds oro alternntuly dry and
muddy at this season of the year. A dash
ing rain will harden the peculiar formation
of sand and cIhj, and n settled ruin will
render it almost impassible. The season for
active operations iu tho army ais upon us,
and vrc nro all on the qui vive will "Great
Expectations" as Dickens has it. Tho cam
paign which Is already opened by the Hank
ing armies of Sherman and Sheridan, will
soon draw us into combination. The death
cords aro drawing tighter and tighter around
(be ftingled monslcr Rebellion, while each
du' gives us evidence of bis own knowledge
Oi' tl.H hoplessncss of tho struggle. Th ro-Ix-Uion
.Hands no without pretext, without
hope wi'hotit foreign assistance, without
money nnd without men. It is a bitter pill
for tho lb idcis to acknowledge this exhaus
tion ! And rnoro bitter still to admit that
mcniiil slavt will mako good soldiers 1
Tho ltebela i'rVtn their lines iu front of Fort
Harrison, can see', every day, regiments aud
brigades of colore4, troops going turoug.i
miiitary evolutions l.isidu of our liner. They,
as well as ourselves, luvo been struck with
thoir qiijck rovment, the pride they take
in their military bearing, u(l their aptness
in acquiring tho duties of soldier. Xon
woukl be sai prised to see tilt."1 " tue 'li,r
miah line, or iu tho JlX'lcllua fwyonet ex-cix-ise,
or iu the ordinary conipanj anil, if
thorn u-ita tlin loost micQihilit v ill' blVw'1 malt-
iiig good soldiers iu (ho cause of tho hOut-'.
we would havo seen before this an army '
thiee hundred thousand Mack-skins riso up
before u?, as if by maic, with arms in their
hands. Hut the experiment would be fool
hiirdv. Therefore the Kebei leaders hesi
tate' "
'Thrice is he armed who hath his quarrel
just." Whatever havo been the opinions of
home patriots, prior to the last Presidential
election, Die man of the army wasoonlident
that, in the justice of our r.uuse and through
tliefoieeof military power, rested our sole
hope of linnl success.
Gettysburg decided tho fate of fren gov
ernment on this continent, just as Greece
winau w , beelof lVrsiun despo
tism on the tHd ol JJurunivn. je
ritied that Al'-xiinrlur liutl con'tuereJ tlie
Oriental uorlil. Marengo, plaeed the crown
on Xitpoleon's brow ; WUhi Lh awe;jt it olT.
fiarutt'j'', in our own Kevolt.tior, gave our
forcfaiiier tit'.. ;i . niiilit in' hi ui goveru
ntent we tire ! I i inine.l to lli;iintniii.
'The ile'i.iititioii wiiicli hua tul:uetl ill the
wako of tin- t -.v. i ttrmiee in Virginia lus been
almost comulete. l.i Tuct all rantoi Vu
ginin is ti vast 'battle-field aud grave-yard.
When an army rests for a time, there fences,
forests, barns and houses, all inert a com
mon fi.te. Inside of tho lines of this army
H'areely u hot'se or slae pen has withstood
I a (usuny ot rum. i.ven i;ie lounnnuon
are tort) up, and the stones tin i bricks used
j by toldii rs ft r chimneys. Verily the de
strt'fion of Jerusalem was not more fully
complete 1 A day's ride on ft fast horse
i A'onl 1 only give you an insight into tho
j general dvsn!mion. From the C'iuck-i
! hominv on the ji'ht to Hatcher's Ilun on
j the Suit, nothing would meet your eye but
I huge piles of ground called ''forts,-' long
linns ot hreast works ana ueep pntrencu
ments. Snmo weru the work of M'Ckllan
mid Stonewall Jackson in 1802. Still more
nre the work of Grant aud Leo iu 'CI and '03.
The whole country is upturned into fan
tastic thapes, as if snmo Vesuvius hail been
boiling beneath tho airfare; The Saw 3I-.ir-ket,
Uarbytown, i'ii.irlcs City, and Williams
burg roads. riD ncuiiy parallel to each other,
and all converge towards Kichntond. They
are all " 1 1 fcrtitied, ami each had their
tur;-. lit the general baptism of blood. I was
'".at on a cavalry 6Cout towards the Chicki
hnminy nbout a month since. We passed
over the old battle-ground of "Whito Oak
Swamp.'
The dwellings of the "First Families"
here do not tKtual the medium of build iocs
in our own Sunbnrv. Tho mansion of
I.ibbv. the owner of tho celebratutl prison
iu Richmond, is in our lines, a comparatively
now buildin!'. It has cscapml tho general
destruction; It is a neat whito frtime struc
ture, and according to Southern custom the
chimney i built on the outside. The
dwellings of the poor clashes nro miserable
hovels, built of oino Iocs, pino chimneys
daubcdwitu eUv, oue story Ligh and con
taining but oiio apartment. Tho "poor
whito trash," os their lordly slave drivers
term them, simply live, move and have be
ing, and that is all. To converse with them,
you would make up your mind they did rot
know much more thau the tad-pole when
it is 4o bo changed into a croaking frog.
Henry Ward Beeehcr told tho -truth when
ho said, "with a spelling book you can mark
the lioo which bounds the rebellion." I
Called ft little girl to me on the picket line
sotr.o time since, and asked her among other
. -e
pstions It she could reorl or speii. biie
WUS ft i- 'b ,v rJCLI t.lio w-'tvtt b'--t
withal baa v'een l'S1' n iaklina of g"01
manners. She .replied, ""So, sir; 1 never
learned to read. V? nt n,fther CM Tead
nor write either ; and u.y around here
knows how 1" Did you ncyt.- "'-"
No, sir ; we havo no schools l iuu "-J11'
lainly see tho waut of tho spelling a-'d the
tililtt in tbo wholo domain of the ro0t,Ji
especially among tho poor people., V hen-
ever tlto common scuooi ana iuu oumj-
Bchool, inarching In the wake of true civili
sation, take up their much fitnithwnrd, a
new era will Have eommenccn io uo
south of M:vson's and Dixie.' lino.
Rut 1 must close. Our division, (,iutz s)
is under marching orders, and wo expect to
mireb at daylight, with three days rations.
I know not now our aim or destiny. What
ever of interest or fact I can gleau, I will
note for tho good old Amaricun. ' Col.
Hetfry'e Brigade, containing the 68th and
188th Penn'a. Vols., have gone to North
Carolina. Sunbury boys are in both regi
ments. Very1 truely yours,
A.N.B.
Arotbih .Great i'Atia. The Snake
vuiia n droann ara cxeitinir lols of talk
.mr.no b W.atrn trur'StS. The height Of
the falls Is 800 feet, and the width 2,000
feet. When the l'anfla IUiiroad ia com
Dletod. this will become a fashionable visit
ing place, aa Niagara is now, with a wider
range of curioeitiee, attract th attontion
iwiiuawsi aiS ,m m HaTi n I i
A bottstt Tumprr, who was ono of a lot
of reor OiU In Illinois, was on his way to Join
hisTegimwil, and stluii near Springneld,
leaped frc tH ftaf iutJ.yvf t, hUo tin trnm
was movjrifj liitren miles nn hour. Tlis
fruurd ou tho nlntfomi saw him and fired; ti
icutcnsrnt ahd two soldiers K'ttpcd oft' and
pave clitDio, firing nt him. Ilo was brought
down by fmir balls In his body, from tho
effects of flfiicli he soon cliud. In his pocket
were found five forged discharges.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC SALE.
OF
vnltiahlo ltcal Ratsttr.
I pursuant! of the last will end testament of
Charles Shafor, Into of Pcnns Townshsp, Sny
der county Pa., deeeased, will be exposed to pub
Ho sale at the Court House. In the BOHOUUII OF
SUNBURY, on 8ATCIUMY, APRIL 22d, IS1W. a
ocrtain Two Story Frame Dwelling; House (double)
and lot, being sixty feot front on Fawn street, and
two hundred and thirty feet deep, bounded on the
North by bouse and lot "of Isaac Seller ; on the South
by bouseand lot of Jacob 1'. Iiuhrbach ; snd on the
JCast by an alloy.
Sale toootomoneo at 10 t'ctocb A.M.. of said
day. when the conditions of sale will be male
known.
J. CARES WKT.KER,
Administrator.
HENRY HARPER,
io. 830 AKCIt at., above Fifth, Pklln
drlpliiii. Manufacturer and Dealer In
WATCHES.
FINE JEWELRY,
SOLIDSILVER-WAEE
and Superior Silver Plated Ware.
March 2i, 1S65. 1m
Itlnnhood i Isotv If, liovv Rs-ntoresl
Just fublhhed, a new edition of Dr. CnlvsrwcU's
Ctleoratcd Ksity on the radical cure (without snodi
cine) of Spermatorrhoea, or seminal weakness, Ju
voluntary Seminal Losses, Iinpotcncv, Mental ami
l'hysiout Incapacity, Impediments toMarriago. etc.;
ek-o, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by
self-indulgence or sexual extravagance.
IV Price, in a scaled envelope, only six centt.
tue 'celebrated author in this admirable osvay
clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years' auocrt'ui
practice, that tho alarming consequences of, sell',
abuse may radically cured without the dangerous
use of internal medicine or the application of thti
knife pointing out a modo of enro nt once simple,
certain, and ett'eclual, by moans of which every suf
ferer, no matter what liis condition may be, uiay
curo himself choaply, privately, and radically.
t3r"'dhis Lecture should bo'in the hands of every
youth and every man iu the laud.
Kent, under seal, in a pluin envelope, to any ad
dress, post-paid, on receipt of six cents, or in o post
stamps. Address the publishers.
CliA. J. 0. KLINE A CO.,
127 Bowery, New Vurk, Post Otiioe Box, 4itW.
March 23, lolii. je ly lo
Oi'l.tlD.1.
Attokney Gexkhal's Office,
March 13,
Ilon. Ewirr JL St.vktos, Secretary of War :
Sin: Upon the 14th section of tho act
"ntitled "An net to amend tho several nets
heretofore passed to provide for the enroling
ana calling out of the nn.tioun.1 forces,"
whicL' provides us follows :
"This hereafter all persons mustered into
the military or naval service, wherher volun
teers, substitutes, representatives, or other
wise, shall be credited to thu state and to
tho ward, township, precinct, or other en
rolment sub-district, where such persons be
long by actual Irrsidence, (if sueh j.crsoiis
havo actual residence within tho I'uitcd
States.) and where such persons were or
shall be enroled, (if liable to enrolment,) and
it is hereby made, tlto of tho Trovost Mur
birl General to make such rules and iven
siicii instructions to the several Provo.t
Jlarsl. als, Hoards of Enrolment, nntl muster
ing Ofusors, as shall be neccssnry for thu
faithful enforcement of the provisions of this
section, to tho end that fair and just credit
shall bo pivftj to every section of the coun
try: ProcUkJ, That in any call for troops
hreaft-r. no ron'itv. f.iwn ttiwiiAltin. ward,
precinct, or election district, shall have cre
dit except for men urttiully furnished on said
call, or the preceding call, by said county,
town, township, wnri.1, vrecinct, or election
district, mustered into the military or ;avul
service on the quotl thereof."
You, in your letter of tho lOtl) of Jlarch,
ask my opiuton ot the teliowlug points :
Iirst. As to the tueif-.m;' ot tbo won Is
'actual residence,"' t',? ctnpVoed iti theal.ove
section, and Uie u'oper mode, according to
law, ot deteruj'.iiing t!ie actual resilience oi
men otVeritig as rccruils.
Sccortd. Where thu "acfual residence" rf
tho recruit is :n one sub-dtslnct, nml Lo is
enroled in a different sub-district, whore
shall the credit be given?.
Third. In case where tho recruit has no
legal domicil or actual residence in nny en
rolment sub-district, shall he be credited to
the sub-district or district where he is en
rolled, or shall he be allowed to select his
locality?
I...TI10 first of the abovo questions mrvy
be divided into two part?: l'irst, as to the
meaning of the words "aetu.il residence;"
and secondly, as to the proper mode of ascer
taining the "actual residence."
It is very diilicult to give a test by which
the question, of actual residence may be de
termined in each particular case. A few
general ruies uiuy be given, however, by
which a vust majority of tho cases can be
really determined.
1. Every person must be presumed to
have tin actual residence somewhere.
2, A man can have but ono actual resi
dence at ono and the same time.
- 3. A residence onco acquired remains
until another is acquired.
4. Tho place of a man's origin is that of
his actual residence until ho acquires an
other.
5. Slinors havo their actual residence with
their parents, guan'uuus, or, if upprcutites,
with their masters.
G. Adults reside ut the place of their
dwelling. A man's dwelling is in contra
distinction to his place of business, trade or
occupation. Ilo dwells at the place he
habitually sleep or passes his nights.
7. In every country toere is more or lees
population floating like drift. They never
expect to remain long at any place, and go
thence whenever ami whereVer 1U0 hopu ol
employment may invite, or fancy dictate.
Such ucrsons have their actual retidenco in
the community iu which they may dwell ut
tho time ot the enrolment.
As to tho modo of ascertaining the actual
residence of a recruit, tho statue gives au
thority to the Provost Marshal General to
make such rules and give such instructions
as will enable the Boards of Enrolment onj
Musterinor O Ulcers to ascertain the fuels.
and assign the credit according to lite truth
ot'jhecaso. In most cases, the atlidavit of
the enroled men would deteriuin the matter.
But it is a quvS'ion in which tho sub-districts
have ail interest as well as the recruits,
and as recruits may, for bouuUes or bribes,
declare contrary to tho fact, their places
of residence, the rules U be prescribed
should admit of counter proof.
lI...My opinion is, that where the actual
residence is in one sub-district, und the man
is enrolled in a different sub -district, the
credit should be given to the district of his
actual residence,.
The whole object and purpose of this sec
tion is to fit a rtilo ry which places are to
receive credits for enrolled men. It give a
rale of credits to the Slate, and to the ward,
township, precinct, or other enrolment sub
district, for enrolled men only. It is silent
as to how or where recruit not enroled, or
liable to bo enroled, are to be credited. In
order that tbe credit may be mado accord
ing to the rule in this auction pretermited,
the man must not only bave an actual resi
dence, but ha uiuat he enroled. Tbe words
of tbe section, "and whtra such persona
'i'rr or ball t enroled .'.' relate to th fct
iiiiiaw iHisinen) si i i I Im isn n i
of enrolment ratlTlhaa the place of enrol
ment. Those wtls are Introduced to an
nounce the fact lentolmerrt, atnl not to af
fect or control tliqtiestlcmas ta the place
of credit. This lumrtfeet from thf context
and cspteinlly fro the wordslnpaierrithisis,
Just follrnving lh4 above quoted,, to wit:
(."if liable to t-nrolsiit ,"
11!.. .Nothing ch nppcnr'Tw;, it most 1-e
taken fo' granted i,it ;iio actual resilience
3 tho place cf ehiltnent, and the tied it
iven urtordinglyi If, however, it should
bo mado to sppi-HrCir.', though enroled in a
p:.r:ic:tt!iir sub dislct, tho purion'has no
nctual residenco, tin this statuto furnishes
no rule by which W credit can be given.
In such case, the cdlit must be given under
tho law, or accords to the rule iu force
before and indeperientiy of this act.
I am, sir, very repectfully,
Your obeient servant
AM 8 SPEED,
I Attorney General.
March 25, 18C5r-lt
The largest and ootwodlous Hotel, (partly furn
ished) known as
xiii i.i r. no i' itoi .ti:t
Situated In the Vley oFTjoining, In tho borough
of W est Pitt ilon. oube line of the Lackawanna A
ltloomsburg Kailroa, six passenger trains per day
stopping at the slsion, within fifty yards of the
house. Uood barn, tabling, aud ice house, (fillt'd)
also six acres of lad adjoining the house. M ill
be rented on accumisdating terms to any enterpri
sing and obliging mS.
. J). Xoue but bal snen need apply.
For further particiars apply o lh prsmtsM to
i WM. A. BR0VV3, Agaut.
Pittston, T , Mari , Ibfii 3t
I1PF.RIAL
IJfjotorjratiaUertfs,
Xos. 903, 704 sod J ARCH STREET,
pniLADEIPIiIA
Pec. 17, lG64.-m
EXCELSDR COFFEE.
Whilst trying Coffee olall the various brandf.
Remember "HKOWN Ntf'fl EXCtLSlOR" at the
head it Valid.
Tract, it's not likootbes that are "SOLD EVERT-
WlIKHi; "
A little stretch, wo ill do know, good gocda will
cosily beiir,
(But a stretch liko tld "sold everywhere" i very
apt in tear.)
'ntr, I can safely s.i. wMlwnt any hesitation
lucre's none like ''litowMxo's L'it FLSion ' in this
enlighUned nion.
Skilled iU-uiists haot found a Coffee from any
store
Pjcsing tho same sgrodTs as ''Drowning 'g Ex
celsior "
Kor is there any one,!n or out of tho Coffee trndo.
M ho knows the arlilcs from which "Browning s
Excelsior's" nude.
I'm told it's mado (ran barley, rye, wheat, bean?,
and peas ;
Kamo n thou3:md otltr things but the Right One
Ml you please.
But with tlieOoliee-iutn I will not hold contention
Kor the many, many dings they say loo numerous
to mention.
Whibt th' y're cngagts in running round from store
to ?; ro
To learn the current tholcsale prico of "Browning's
Excelsior,"
Sonic who know iry CutTec gives perfoot satisfaction,
iluve forme 1 u plin bjr which they hope to cause a
qniek rcaoson.
The case 'tiswitr a few ; no doubt 'twill be more
To name their L'oi-o 0,'icr mine, (Urotvuing'a Excel
sior." Soino say thcir's tic ally brand that will stand a
ready tttt.
"sow, try a little uf lifiu nil too which you like
tho best.
Three years have passei away since I first soli a
store ;
Never hut e 1 in your per advertise. before ;
Nor would I now, or ever consent to publish morff.
t li likot-ouie used by "trerbody," -sold everywhere'
lit -'e'. nry Pkoro.
A trudu like thu J do uot wish; the orders I conld
not till ;
The factory all Jersey's land Would take leave not
a i'ool toiilh
My trade is 111 1 so very large; still I think I have
my shiise ; -
li .it reaJor, yt wis rost atwd, 'tis Nut. '-.''nM
i:.2wi4cre
Kunulactui ed aid for .?ulo by the writor,
No. 20 Murkct Street, Camden, N. J
This Coffee is not composed of poisoneus drugs.it
contaiu-i nothtnt; tlelelcrious ; inunv poruis use this
Coffee that cannot use the p'ire eotl'ec ; it lakes but
one and n halt' ounces to make a quart of uritod
sironz coflec. that lifltiJ just oso-halr the quantity
it takes of J ava Coffee, iatd always less thau hull tho
; ru'o.
Retail Dealers may purchase it in less quantities
thin ten grus at my prices from tho Wl.ok.-alo tiro
ceis. v Orders by mn'l from Wholesale Dealers prompt
ly attended to.
reurunry 1 1, iftoo itm
U. S. 7-30 LOAM.
By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury, tho
undersigned has assumed tho General Subscription
Agency for the sale of United States Treasury Notes,
bearing svvdu nrd thrjo tenths per cent, intercut,
per annum, known as tho .
SEVEN-TlIIltTV LOAN,
Theso Notes arc issued under date of Austt't 15th,
loot, and are payablu three years frou. ti.ul tiloo, iu
currency, or urc euuvertiblu .ot tho c-ption et tho
holder into
I. K. S''iO Six per cent.
O O I. M EAI1IXO IJ O N D S .
These bunds aro now worth a premium of nine per
cent., iucludiug gold interest from Nov., which
makes tho actuul projlt 00 the 7-30 loan, at current
ratua, Including Interest,, about ten per cent, per
annum, bejides its exemption from Stute und muni
cipal taxation, which adds from ono to thrco per
cent, more, according to the rale levied on other
property. Tho interest is payable semi-annually by
coupons attached to each note, which may be cut off
and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to
One cent per day on a $50 note.
Two cents" ' " 100 "
Tea ti it it $j)0 "
20 " " ' " $1000
(I " " " ?5o00 "
Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnuhed upon receipt of subscriptions.
This is - --
'l'lia Only Inii fn SarI-t
now oifircl by the Uavcrnmcnt, and It is confidently
expected that itd superior advantages will make it
tho
GREAT POPULAR LOAN rF THE PEOPLE.
Less than SioO.tKM.tW icuialn uuold, which will
probably bo disposed of within the next CO or 00
dzyl when thu notes will undoubtedly command a
premium, as has uniformly been the esse on closing
the subscriptions to other Loat;s.
iu uratr lual cituonsol every town ana section or
the country may bo aQuiucd facilities for taking the
loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally
agreed toreoerve subscriptions at par. Subscribers
will select their own agents, in whom they bave con
fidence, and who only are to be re. poofiblo for the
delivery of the notes for which they receive orders.
JA1 i'OOKl',
Pt'ast mrnoi ckmt, Philadelphia.
ScsscairnoKS wili. bk hkckivkd by the
First National Bonk of Northumberland.
First Nutional Bank of Milton.
Northumberland Notional Bunk of Shamokia.
February 23, 16ai. 3uip
III YSICI A & NUUtsEO.I,
DK. ISAAC HUFF,
WHO is a graduate ef Jefferson Medical College,
and has hod ample experience io hospital and
ally practice, offers hi professional services 10 the
eitiscns of Upper Augusta, Rush and Shamokia
townsbtps. ncsiaenee near onyaerlowa.
Job. T. 1H6S Sui
33. O- GOBUST,
Attorney asxd Couttaetlor sit LoiTs
HABRI8BUBO, PENN'A
TTTTLL eorefull sueod to eolleotlons and ell
W other msjtuwe entrosud to him, ia theeauatite
of" Deur Uii,, Nortbeaaburlaa4 utd fjnydor
Got. J4, 1SH -1 . ,,.
t . 1 1 . -;
' (Late IIERR'B 1I0TKL,)
Corner Market and 3d Streuts, HAPHlt-BCftTf VK.
: THE attention of the J.ab'lo is rwoeoUnlly eislled
tc this lloUl which is now open for ta aouooioioda
lion of cucsts. In the past live Cjuntb during rhieh
time It has been closed the house has beess thorough'
ly remodeled and repaired, until In point of conveni
ence ai.'i comhiri, its patrons win una it to own no
superior. , .
i'Jse l'lirniturn I'sitlrcly Ttetr,
11 on ins lurxer than are usnallr found In modern hot Is.
hituutotl oa the ooi'ner of two prinuipul business
streets of the c-iy,but two and a hull quarts from the
Rail KoSd Dei'mt, Tbe proprietor determined to
spare no expense In securing tbe comfort of bis guests
and a favorable reputation lor the establishment, ho
feels willing to trust its character to the judgment
01 nis patrons.
HEKRT THOMAS, Proprietor.
January 1, J8R4.
UP DE GRAFFS
Eye and Ear Infirmary,
On the Square, Three Doors from Steel's Hotel)
WITjKES-BARHIE'PA.
millS INSTITUTION Is now even and furnished
J. In tho most, costly style. Rocrption, Private
and Oreratini Rooms are Mine and 'convenient and
well adapted. Th'! Surgical aparttneut contain tko
fiiiost oollaetton of Instruments in this country, and :
thus his faeultics will enablo him to meet any and
ail emergencies in practice. He will operate upon
the various fornnof HLlNPXli.NS, Cataraet, Oecluca
of the Pupil. Ornss Kves, Closure of Ihe Teat Ducts,
Inversion of the Kyeh'ila, l'torygium, Ac., Aa. And
will treat all forms or Nro Ayes, Uranulcd I.ids,
Opacetics of tho Cornea, and scrofulous aiseases of
the Kye, ttigether with all the diseases to which the
eye 1 subject.
DEAFNESS. Will front all the disiRs
to theorgan. Diseharjros from the Ear, Noises in the
Ear, Cntarrh, difficulties of hearing total Deafness,
even where tho Drum Is destroyed. Will insert an
artificial ono, answering nearly all the purposes uf
the natural.
Dlt-EAt-KS OP THE THROAT. All diseases
com moo to the Throat ami Nose will be treated
GENERAL SURUERY. He will operate upon
Club-foot, lluir LlprWleft rVliate, Tumors, Gaacera,
Enlarged TuAcils, As. 1'lastto operations by healing
now flesh Into deformed parts, and llenoral Surgery
of whatever character it may present.
HERNIA, (OU Kl'l'irltE,) He will perform
"Eabius." operation ftir the radical, (complete.) cure
of Hornia, this untpiestionably n perfect oure, and is
dona with little or no pui. Out of t)io many hun
dred operated apoa in Cos ton thero has been no fail
ures, it having wot rhe approbation of all who bave
submitted t it.
ARTIFICIAb EYES. Will Insert artificial eyes,
giving them th ntntion nnd expression of the natural.-
They we innrtL.l without tho least pain.
HEMOHKiiOII), tl'IbES.) This troublesome di
peaso is readily cured. Tho;o sutfering from it will
do weir to call.
Dn. t In OnAFf visits Wilkcs-Barr with a
view of building up a permanent Institute for the
trentmcr.t of the Lyo. tar, and fat uenil Jurgery.
The experience of more thnx a quarter of a cvnrary,
in Ho-pitul und general practice, he hopes, will bo a
sufiiciunt guarantee to taosu who may be disposed to
eimdov him. -
.' ' lory 11, 1SC5 ly
Enamelled Slate Mantel
WARE-ROOM.
CHF-STXCT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
- Manufactory Tenth and Samsoti S'r etn.
Table.Topu, I'ier-Slabs, Brackets, Wnsh
Stand Tops, &.c.,;&c.
Philadelphia, Jnu 7,.laoj tf
I'oi l!i A. A r 1I1 StM.. IMtilasIrtphla.
Cater for the best Trade, and offer lo Burrs or de
ception to induce Custom, but rely on FA1& I'EAL
ISQ and GOOD GOODS 1
Best Mcrirncs. Fashionable Silk,
Nobility l'lalds. Pirn's Poplins.
Dark" Fuulnrds Figured Jlerins,
Plaid Shawls, Uood Blankets.
P. S. V.'e follow GOLD down, as close as we fol
low it up. Now is a good time fur Mcrchuuf and
Consumers to come in.
October 8, 184. 2mw
Kiitt't-iiiilJonnl J!ot-l,
855 and 37 Jiroaitmiy, Corner Fnm&lin Strt
NEW YORK.
rjlllIS first class House the most quiet, homelike
X and pleasant Hotel in the city offers superior
inducements to those vblting New York for business
or pleasure, it is central in its lucuiion. and kept on
the Kritoi-EAa Plax. iu connection with Ta VLoa's
Saloon, where rvfroshuients can be had all hours,
or served in their own rooms. The charges are mo
derate, tbo rooms and attendance of tho first order
bath.?, nnd all tbe modern conveniences attached.
Oct 1, 1SG4.
COAL OIL LAMPS.
I bei! leave to inform my friends and the public
generally that I hsvs ctnuuicnccd tho manufacture
of COAL OIL LAMPd ef every description aud style
of finish, at
NO. : S. SECOND St., PHILADELPHIA.
With mv present facilities for manufacturing, and
S practical experience of thirteen yearf iu tbe man
agement of the lamp business for somo of the largest
huusut iu the country, I flatter myself that my expo,
rieneo and knowledge will suable me to offer to the
public goods not equalled by any iu regard to style
and workmanship, and at priocs oompoliug with the
lowest. I shall always endeavor to lend iu utlcrin
to the publiu new and useful inventions iu our hoc.
I have also taken the wholesale agency lor the sale
uf GEO. W. BROWN & CO 6 Cbi-khhatkh Mktax,
. A. J. WE1DENER,
No. 3S S. Second (., Philadelphia.
September 1, la'jj.
TI1E EYE and EAB-
Xo the IVoiile !
NOW READY,
A Work by Dr. YON MOSCHZISKr.lt, Of No. t02T
vtulnut street, futiaacipaia, cntitiea
a book roa rue rcoi-tK,
On tbo following Diseases : EYE and EAR Diseases
THROAT Diseases in General ; Clergymen's and
V ublie Sneakers' Sore Throat ; Disease ol the Air
Vasaagcs, (Laryngitis, Brouchitis,)
AsiIiiiiu ami 1'ntiirili.
This Hook is to bo bail at No. Cu6 Chesnut street,
Pbiluaolphia. and of all Bookaellerl Prioo SI.
And from the author. Dr. Von Moachtlsker, who
can be consulted tin nil these maladies, and all Ner
vous Alloctioiis. which he troats with the surest suo
eesa. Office. No. HM7 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
let). 11, li 3mw
OLD EYES MADE NEW.
V PAMPHLET directing how to speedily restore
sight anil givo up spoctuoles, without aid of
doctor or medicine. Sunt by mail, free, on receipt
ol lOoeuU. .Addioss,
E. D. FOOTK, M. D.
February 4, 133. 8m
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW
A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING relating te the
human system, mole and female ; the causes
and treatment of diseases ; tbe marriage oustvuuof
the world ; how to marry well and a thousand
things never published before road the revised and
enlarged edition of "Msuical C'onnuh Basel, a
ourious book for ourious peoiile, and a good book nr
every one. 400 pages, 100 Illustrations. Price l .60.
Con touts table sent free to any address. Books may
be had at the Bwok stores, or will be sent by mail,
post paid o receipt of j D.
1130 BroadwayNow York.
February 4, 1565 dm
T) LANK (Parchment Paper.) Deeds
sod blank
I) Mortices, Hoods, r.i
fa ult el the eftee of the
ee. Bonds, Exeouiioi-s. bumaious, Ao.,
V.I - hHAMfvL Is r5TP5f
1 iicor
j--
I N V j
IRON I
tt is welt known
IKON Is the vital
blood. This is del
but if Ihe food is '
any cause whaler
is not taken into t
the wholo system
tats the heart, w
the brain, will at
disease produoin
tern, and every
may be prediipo
'ihe groat vab
Is?'
Is well knowr
men. Tbe diffi
paratlon of li as
milate at once w
Hays, Alassnobi
taincd in the 1't
way before unk
The
Is a Protectw
A new Discover
of Disease by su
cipla or Llt'o El
Tb
Cures Dyspepsi
and Ague
TU1
Infuses strength .
aud build:
italic
Cures Nervous A
all discuses of thr
THE
Is a PpociP for
Statu of tbe liloot
Low State of the i
Pamphlets 000 ta
couiineitdarivas trf
sician fjlcrgyme
any adtlrcsf.
Vf select s few t
attter of testimonial
JOl.
f Vesident of tin
tats Editor Chi
Edib.
Rev. JoBn Plorpont,
" Warren Burton,
" Arthur B t'ullur.
" (iurdon Rohktns,
" vlvanus Cotb,
' 'J.' tiirr King,
" Ephmiin-NiHe, Jr.
" Jtoeph H Cliu-ih,
" Ilenrv (Iphain,
" P C Hcndley,
" John W Oiiiistead,
J.
J.
A .
Abi
J Rt
11 L K
Prepared by N. I,. CLARK CO., cxcTiisircly f.,r
J P. DINSMORE, No. lill Broadway, New York,
old by all Druggists.
Bedding's Russia Salve,
FORTY YEAR'S EXPEDIENCE
Has fully established the superiority of
BEDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE.
Over all other healing preparations
It cures all kinds of Sores, Cuts, Scalds, Burn?,
Boils, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Erysinclas. Sties, Piles,
Corns, Sore Lips, Sore Eyes, Ac, Ac, Removing tho
Pain at once, nnd Reducing tint most angry luukin
wcllings and Inflamation as if by Magic.
Only S. ceitfs a llox.
ron balk nr
. T. DI.VSMORE. No. 401 Rrondvray. New York.
. W. FOWLK A CO.. No. IS Tremout St., Boslou
And by all Druggists
December If, 1SS4. y
BSstSS.
1liIIa1t-1lsia &
ICrlc 5latltitl.
THIS great line traverses the Northern and North
west counties of Pennsylvania to the city of trio
on Lako Erie.
It has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company aud is operated by them.
Its tniire length was opened for passenger and
freight businis, October 17th, 1864
Time oi Passenger trains at Sunbury,
Leave Eastward.
Mail Train, arrives 10.2S P. 71.
Elmira Express Train, 11. ,16 "
Lock Haven Accommodation, 10. wO A. M.
l.cavo Westward.
Mail Train, 4.1&A.M.
Elmira Express Train, Ii.i'rt
Lock Haven Accommodation, 4.2o P. M.
Puksenger cars run through on Mail Truin, without
change both ways between Philadelphia and Erie,
and Baltimore and Erie.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Mail Trains both
ways between Philadelphia and Lock Haven, aud
and ta Elmira Express Train both wujs between
Wiltianisimrt and Baltimore.
For information respecting Passenger business
apply nt aud Market St., Philadelphia.
And tor Freight business of the Company's Agents,
S. li. Kingston, Jr., Cor. llh uud Market St.,
Philadelphia.
J. W. Reynolds, Erie.
J. M- Drill, Agent N. C. R. R., Baltimore.
11. H. Hol'KTOX,
Gen'l Freight Agt. Philada.
H. W. GwiNsr.a,
- Gcti'l Ticket Ag't., Philada.
JosKi'ii D. Putts,
Ucn'l Manager, Willioxasyort.
Deo. 31, ISfit.
f
St
JUST OPENED
Fall & Winter Goods,
AND SOLD CHEAPER THAN ELSE
W11KKE 1
ISAAC FTJ?1A1T,
In Zctlcmoyer's Building, oppr. He (leurharl's Ct.a
fuctioncry Store, Market street, SUNBURY, Pa.,
HAS just opened s well selected assortment of
Goods, which he offers for sale ut very low prices
BEY GOODS !
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, such as Hhiki, Cassi-
mercs, Muslins, shaotms, lickuig, Calicoes, no
Luines, Silks. Ginghams, Ao , '.'.
Ilk'S'S usid t'.tl'M of every description. ,
NOTIONS & VARIETIES.
Consisting of Hosiery, Gloves. Thread, Buttons,
Suspenders, Neckties, 'Collars, Handkerchiefs, lluir
Brushes. Tooth Brushes, Fanoy Head Dreascs, B.t.
moral Skirls. Hoop-Skirts, Carpot-bags, Trunks, Va
lises, Umbrellas, t oltou-Yara, Soaps, aud numerous
other articUe too tedious to mcufiou.
HARDWARE
such as nails, hinges nnd screws, door latches and
knobs, and CUTLERY of every description.
Dyes, Drugs, Paints, Varnishes, Oild, Glass,
Putty, Ac, tic.
,iic-cnsi'ivurs . uud glassware sf
eicry Ut-stcrlislloss.
STONE AND E.VUT11EN WAHE.
An extensive Stock of 1
GROCERIES.
Composid of Sitji.tr, CufTca, Teas. Rice, Corn-sturch,
Molaascs, Caudles, Meat, t'ud), Cbuese. Salt, Tobacco,
ud iIeady-jiade clothing.
Also,
B0CT3 &.
for men, women and ohildreu.
All kinds of Country Produoe taken Is exchange
for Goods.
Sunbury, Sept. 10, 1804J
Irou wont a good Cufklng-Stove, go to SMITH A
GESTUEK'S Wow Shop. , dri
ELI afOKLSr,'
Hegulur IJeeseU Couveyiinccr,
BHAJffOKIN Two., near BEAR OA.V,
Norihumhvrland County, Peoonylvania
HAJi tvkun out Roenee, and is prepared to do ell
kiads uf Cooveyaueiiig, at reasonable raus
EbssDokia i"y.t Jiu 7. Hoj Ju.o
.. lrsv
kcicbics,Stocki
lints nnd "nt- r all Vfrl-4.
E00TS ANDS5ir.ES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
B7.ELLAS, and' NOTIONS of ull kinds, and ni
rous othcu attiele".
Thapublisme invitud to call and exauiint
rScc'-l.
Remember the plnoe. "Continental Clotliio't Str
Corncrof Market Square und the N C. R. li
LEVI HECii
Snnbv.ry, Dec. 10, 13oi;
't'lio Complete, Ionlle.let lt fi
tie in i-ntitie;
CORN SKELLER.
PATENTED, AUGUST 2id, 1854.
THIS Sbeller is t'.iO enly one tint shells the '
perfectly clean from the C-'b w hen green, s
ed or dry. It gives itie Ear a double
the Shelling heel as it passes thruuh, una f
rales the Cob from tho Corn completely. rendt.:i
nt onco r.t lor n-amot wnnout me use ot the un
inlM. Ibis niachi.ie ahviu a
Half Vwhclof AVe t ta ATi'iuftf ly 0
Miry Iliml J'umr.
and can b wed. also, by Horse, Steam or
Power by attaching a Puiley on the Crank S
For Durability, Clcanlinces. Kcstiiess t-ln.;.
and P.apitlUy ia helliug, this Machine oantio
equalled by any other.
STATE AXD CCCNTY RIUni'3 FOR SAL1
REASOXAIiLE TERMS.
GrjTi.tcM : If you want your cora Sh'
clean ; if yu have occasion to shell green or d
corn ; ifyouwant your corn and cob sepsrute
you want a uu table Uiachiue ; if you waut a c
shelter, buy the Complete, Duubiv-Actiiig, Salt
uruiiiig CuruSliolkr.
RErEUEN'CIlS :
H. B. Ma.srr. Dr. J. W. Pecle Sunt
Charles Haas, M'JIt, Samuel Luasig, Itt.ot
C. I. Morirau t Co., Geo. Weiser, L. Aug
Millers, Sunbury. Sol. Marti, Farmer,
Henry l.eisuaring. Bear Gap. C. Albert, George
Manufactured and for Sale at tho Fouudr
ROI1KHAC 11 Cimi'tll, Sunbury, P.
hunbury Deo. 3, 10'4 6m
JREAD 1 BREAD 1 1 BREAD ! 1
INTIBV BAKERY
flUE undeii!rad will open a Bakery, on M.
X street, Sttubury, Pa , in the course ot two n
where he will kecp'cous-Lntly un hand,
2'rei.li Itread, 'rvviRt-IJofls, Rust
and TEA-B VNXS, which will be delivered to 1
lies enrv morin '.
All kinds. T
FANCY CAKES, Cwm Cakci. Tretiels.
Pic-Nia Pintles, Weddings and Funerals, wi.
supplied ut the shortest rotiec. '
A gwd assortment will bo kept up St all ti
manufactured out of the best material, aud oi
will be promptly atteuded to.
lietruat thai tlis friends aud the pu'J.io genci
will sus,aiu him iu thi Lew enterprise, uow grt
ueotlud inSunbsiy.
Ho trusts bis txper'fccc fn the business will
blu him loxive general satisfaction to all wuu
favor biu with their pulrouue.
DAVID FR'
Sunbury, Dee. 10, 18G4.
FROM VTASniNOTO?:.
LATESTI MPROVEMENT OF AO
CULT JUAL IUPIE3IE:iTS.
AT 1.1E
FOTJ ITDS "ST,
of
STJXMBTJ-!ir, PENN'A.
(let theEest Gdt the Cbeapcts Get the most .
ooiiiical. which cau bs had at the Rohrbach Ft;un
Having a large assortment of the uiosi apprt
STOVES, such u. Cooking. Parlor, Orf.ce aud f
Stoves, which will be sold at the lowent rates. J
Kettles ol all sizes, 1'aua. bkilluts, Ac
Thoy are also manul'ucturiug Machinery, Plvu
Castings. Ac, ut ihorl uotice.
Repairing all kinds of Agricultural Irnpletn
done iu a good wvrkiuauliUe luauutir aud at
shortest noiiuo.
All artioies shippej as ordered. Orders retf
fully solicited uuu promptiy attended to.
KOURBAC11 A COOPEI
nrOM Iron, n 1 all kinds of I'rvduce take.
Exeliange for work
fiuubury, Juue 13, Itk'4. tf
FANCY DRY (JOODSTOIi
. 2EXSf3 HATE BLACK,
RESPECTFULLY informs her friends ia Soul
end vicinity, that shs has just opened har
FALL AJSD WlfiTkin UOODB.
ot Notions and f sue y Dry Goods,
Market street, four doors west of Vi m. U. Mill
Bool and Shoe store. Sl'.SBl'HY, P
Her stock eunsists of Trimming, nottous. eal
dries, Ladies and Childreus' hats and shakers ; .
and other linings. Corsets, Uovp-skir'.s, Cape
Lace Veils; Kets, gloves, stockings, eollan,
corsets, Ac
WOOLEN GOODS,
Breakfast Shawls, tsunUgs, tied Ridug Uuvda, Ci
Hustsry of all kinds.
Genu' Ileudketebiels, Cravsts, KeckUee, Sasp
den i KUtbocsvuf kU kuals, feaibul. Velv
iboay other oruetea Wo attssei tMM to sstf 'ss
I "uthiey, Ct W. ISC.' -
n measured.
ci visitor 1 . -
i..':.ii.- uir.