&!je Buntmri? .American.
"H. D, MASSE! R, Editor Proprietor.
a. WILVEBT, Publisher.
SlJIUJItV, IA.
"ATUKbA yTt'ECE 33, 1865.
5?MoDEivs DnuocRAcy. It ia curious
to look into many of tlio country journals
which contiuue to cull theinsulvcs tloiuo
cratio papers, lit them, it is in vain to look
for a word of commeutlution for any tiinn
who hns not Uvn a rebel, traitor, or sympa
thizer with secession. "While they dure not
openly approve of the nssassinnlion of Lin
coin, they rather sympathize with, than
corjdemu the authors of . this horrid crime.
One would suppose that these papers could
"have little or no influence, cor have they,
except among the Ignorant find credulous,
who are even now made to believe that the
rebels wcro right in fighting for the con
federacy, aud justiGed in their uttcmpt to dis
solve the' Union, thut the most distin
guished democrats were the lenders of tho
rebellion in the South, and llioso w ho as
sisted them in the North. In a neighbor
ing jourmd wo find a copy of the pro
tpectus of a semi rebel magazine, published
in New York. Of the nine contributors
linmed, all arc noted for secession proclivi
ties. One of them having been nil officer
in the rebel army. Among the prominent
features of this journal, the editor promkes
steel engravings and sketches of all the
leading Confederate (not rebel) Generals.
In another column the editor announces tho
sale of tho portraits of ,-Gen. Lee" and
other leading Confederate Generals. He
also announces, in the same column. Mr.
Buchanan's new book, the history of his
administration. Happily, the portraits or
"works of Washington, Jefferson, Jackson
and Madison arq not referred to, as they arc
not only unnecessary, but out of place in
what constitutes modern democracy.
t3FEi-CiiASAx's IIisTonv of his Ad
ministration on the Eve ok ItEr.Ki.iox.
This is the title of Mr. Buchanan's new book
just issued by his publisher in New York
price $3,50 per copy. Some- of the old
'politicians who still Cling to tho fortunes
of the old Public Functionary, have consti
tuted themselves agents for this work, and
wilt, no cloukt, distribute a goodly number
among the faithful, at the exhorbitant price
named. If tho book was one of more than
ordinary value or merit, it would be well
paid for, at half its cost, 'but to tax the
ignorant, the curious and the uninitiated
.$2,50 for a small volume of little value, and
lees merit, is making tho purchasers pay
entirely "too much for the whistle."
E3?Tiik
Prkbident.-
-lion. Daniel S.
Dickinson, in his speech at a serenade to
lately, said: "Andrew Johnson is no hot
house plant, but a mountain oak, which do
ties the fury of the thunder gust. Intrepid,
yet patient; Srm, but forgiving, with the
Union and the Constitution as his pillow
and his cloud, ho seeks to reconcile und
bring together again tho estranged chil
dren ot a common father. Let us nil aid
him in tho good work, and secure its ac
complishment': "
' fSfWe are indebted to Gov. pollock,
for his Annual Report as Director of the
Mint.: The amount uf Gold reccivod at the
Mint and its several brunches during the
year cuding June 30th, 1805, is 31,005,8-10,
71, and Silver, 1,13,405,23. Ho recom
mends, a five cent coin to Le manufactured
from the same materia! as tho new three cent
piece, nick le and copper alloy, in view of
the early withdrawal of the smaller denomi
nations of fnirtioinl currency, said coin to
,be kept in circulation only until the resump
tion of ipeeie pnyments or for some other
tixed period. The coinage of nlckles. brings
a. handsome sum into tho National Treasury,
during tho fiscal year $100,000 hag been
realized from tho profits timing in the coin
age and sale of the penny, two penny and
threepenny pieces. The ali'uirs of the Mint
are wclrconduotcd.
E5TBOCNTIB8 to Soldikks. A bill has
been introduced into Congress granting
bounty-land and money to ull soldiers who
enlisted prior to Juno 25, 1303, and were
honorably, discharged by rea. on of wounds
or expiration ot terms of service; and will, I
doubtless, receive the consideration from our '
Representatives tint it deserves. The object !
.of tho bill is to make tho bounty of this J
class of soldiers equal to that of those who s
subsequently enlisted, during impending
drafts, mid who, for short culislments, re
ceived large bounties. j
JPAmeuicak IIumi: I.Aiion Leaoi i:.
A meeting t i.l'orm an Industrial League,
was held at the Board of Trade Rooms, Phil
adelphia. Of its necessity to American labor
none can doubt, when they observe the j
obnoxious character of tho New York freo '
trade league. The American Home Labor
League will bo a national organization, and i
should number its members by hundreds of
thousands..
SuNvron Sumneh. The President
having sent a upecial message to Congress
accompanying tho Report of Gen. Grant, in
relation to tho freed men of the South.
Senator Sumner stigmatised the message as
n "white washing document like that of
Franklin Pierco, in regard to the ..Kansas
atrocities" for which he wu severely hand-
leu ny several Senators. Sumner is oue of j
those impractical men always varying on ex
tremes. His learning and literature enables
him to Indulge in and make some show in
political vagaries, but ho never was u safe
counsellor, or fitted for a leader or states
man. lW(ica. Grant iu his repeal to the Presi
dent while on a visit to tho South, speaks
encouragingly of the progress of re-construction
in the late rebellious states. '
fOur neighbor of the Democrat, w ho
Las a peculiar taste for "elegaut ..extracts"
was quite happy in bis selection of a vapid
article 'refering to us, copied from tho
columns of a hair-brained secessionist, who
regards Davis and Lee as models o" n
luocracy, aud with Mrs.vSurratt Bd Wirz,
martyrs a just caus., ' "
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KECOTERV OF HTOLlttf 001S.
THREE ARRESTS MADE. , .
We referred last week to the fact that a
system of wholesale thieving had been tar
ried on in various parts of tha country for
Bome time past, and that as yet no clue to
the perpetrator! had been discovered. We
are gratified to be able to state -to-day that
discoveries were mado last week by which
considerable Btolen property has been re
covered, and several persons implicated
either as parties to the larcenies, or for re
ceiving and conceftling stolen ' goods, were
arrested. '
Tho information leading to this result,
wa9 obtained from a pirl who hud been liv
ing at the Hotel of John Mcnges, between
the out let locks below this place and the
Mune.y Dam. ' After hearing the statement
of tho girl a wurrnnt was issued of Monday
hist week, by W. 1'. I. Pointer, .Esq., and
placed in the hands of Constable Watt, of
Muncy Creek township, who with several
others, visited tho residences of John Menges
and Solomon Menges,, (tho hitter residing
below the Dam.)
At the former place, after considerable
carolling, 5 sets of' Harness and lour ISnlVulo
Robes, weie found headed up in Whisky
Barrels and piled nway in the liquor room
of the Hotel, with the spigots in tho Bar
rels nud everything complete to conceal the
goods and avoid detection.
At Solomon Menges' about, one half the
goods stolen from the Factory of Eves &
Tho., in Wolf township, were found on
Tuesday. Theso wero also headed up in
Whisky Barrels.
From information received from some of
the parties, a visit was made to the resilience
of Daniel ,'Wertmau, near Turbulvillo,
North'd Co., on Wednesday, where more
of the goods' of 'Eves & Bro. wto found
sewed up in a bed. .
Ou Friday parties from Shamokin Dam
came here nnd procuring a warrant and the
services ot Constable Do llass, recovered a
lot of bed clothes, at John Menges' which
had been stolen from tho Hotel of Mrs.
Keen, at the former place,
We may add that an endless variety of
small articles, such as n black smith s screw
plate, .monkey wrench, gimlets, chissels,
linen handkerchiefs not made up, ribbons,
etc., etc., were also found at John Menges',
and have not been identified
.The Harness and Buffalo Robes chiefly
belonged to gentlemen in Northumberland
County, all having been identified and re
moved dui'ir.2 the week. '
Tlw f..ll..i,,ii nri'nula YVAt-d miiiln
Lewis H. Grant, charged with being a
party to tho larceny of the Goods of Eve
tiro. committed to jail in UclaiHt or fiut)
bail. " -
Daniel Wertntan, charged with rcfrtving
and concealing stolen goods---gavo bail id.
the sum of $1500 for his appearance at
Court.
Thos. French and Robert Derr, two of
the persons charged With the larceny rlf the
goods of Eves & Bro., anil John Rivers, sup
posed to be the leuding spirit in the Har
ness and Buffalo Robe department, and
John Menges, charged with receiving and
concealing stolen goods, are still at large.
We understand it has been disclosed that
tho party have been operating for about two
two mouths and that they have had two
horses and a wagon to transport their plun
der. Rivers and French left this part of the
country a week or two ago, the former with
the team and it is supposed a load of stolen
goods, nnd the latter is reported to be in
New York State; He has probably gone
there with tho Horse, Buggy and Harness
stolen at Alvira, Union County, just two
weeks ago. We hope to hear of the arrest
of the bala''' -,!ttt an curly day.
Muncy L
' MfTJ-'KAIAS.
The New York, 1'imes, of Saturday, says :
"The Senato bus adjourned, and four
Senators have gone to their Jionies, leaving
their bretheru and President Roberts patient
ly awaiting the arrival of. the Irish Head
Centre, James Stephens. They expect him
to take tho dictatorship here for in the Fe
nian Brotherhood, if nobody has dissembled,
the Head Centre is an absolute- monarch
mid they believe that when he shall have
1 deposed' tho rival Presidents ull will be
! serene. President 0,?tuhor.y and his ad
' herenta, meantime, arc awaiting the gather
j iug of that Congress which the Roberts men
I repudiate, and which they say cannot con
; slitutionully assemble. The b'Muhuny men
; insist'' that tho Congress of the second of
' January whether the disaffected West
, sends representatives or ignores the thing
altogether must be recognized ns tho su
! preme power, nnd Messrs. O'Mahony & Co.
have no doubt that the delegates will expel
from the organization th ten senators who
have deposed President O'Mtihony
01U1
j mft(lc M wiiliam R. Roberts 'prcident i
his ateud. If tho Congress assembles it wi
in I
ill
hold secret sessions lor a week or more at
any rate; nnd tho public may expect to
know of their proceeding nothing more
than the Selmte aud the Union Square peo
ple have made known during tho wrangle
of the past week, and that is precisely what
the combatants wish to publish, nnd not
another lino or letter. It may be observed,
that during all the controversy in which the
wranglers have styled rac'n other specula
tors and traitors, neither tide has given the
public any information concerning the trillij
of a million dollars or so that may not have
been invested in privateering ships or arm?.,
and it is possible that many an honest Irish-
man who has contribute 1 his mite may soon
, scan the shipping news to ascertain wheth
j er any privateers urc spoken - on the North
I Atlantic. Money has been expended fur
1 anus, undoubtedly ; but how much uoboiiy
jis permitted to know. Now und then a
' Kililury musket is borne into the Union
1 Squuru mansion, and none is ever taken
therefrom by daylight, nor do the guardians
of the uigbt inform us that any come thence
between nightfull and daybreak. Whether
there are other1 arsenals thewhere only the
initiated know. j
1'iic IVecdiucu In !Vorll Cui-oIIun.
Gen. Howard, commissioner of the Frecd
nien's Burenu, has just received u report
from Col. Whitlesey, assistant commissioner
for the State of North Carolina, in which he
represents that ads of violence and serious
difficulties betweeu tho negroes aud whites
were very rare. None deserving mention
have been reported during the first month.
destitution is not so great as was anticipa
ted. W there tis, reason to fear that it will
increase befurc spring. In tho western dis
tricts, he states that the fieediuen uie begin
ning to look for homes, and that contracts
are made for next year ut fair wages, and
muny are leuting hinds on liberal terms.
The greater part of the blacks understand
that they must work, iiuti nro willing to do
so. The temper of the better class of whites
toward the blacks is good. The commis
sioner gives the Dumber of schools in tho
State as sixty-seven, the number of teachers
as six hundrod, ami tho number of scholars
7,003. Tho umnber of hospitals has been
diminished to twelve.
Open-air preaching is becomiug a great
iiisuiuiiuu in i.uuiiiu. it goes ou in al
io Ost" every part of the laud, and a peculiar
clots of itiuerant preachers is growing up to
meet the demand. '
The release of John Mitchell docs Jiot
meet the approbation of our trans-Atlantic
cousins... Tin) London Star says it is an act
ot injustice to that country, aud an encour
aguuicnt to the Fenians. ...
The English princesses wear no criuoline
so a juondon Jenkins lias oisuoveied.
let ter lrM the Director f tit
Rllnt to the Secretary ot the
- - 'l'rcttniirj-. ' ,. ... ,
Tho Director of tho United BtatcaMint at
Philadelphia has aent to the Secretary of tho
Treasury several apecimea of coins, with a
new motto thereon. Accompanying -. the
coin the Director studs the following let
ter ;r ' , ' '
'" 'Tiiii.AnEi.rKiA, Dec. 15, 18(55.
"Sitti By the fifth section of the act of
Congress, approved March 8, 1805,- entitled
an act to authorize the coinage of three-cent
pieces, and for other purposes, It is enacted
tli nt in addition to ifwiecaatid legends ttpon
gold, silver, and other coins of tho United
States, it shall be luwful for tho Director of
the Mint, with the approval of the Secretary
of Hie Treasury, to cause the piotto. . 'lit
God wo trust,' to be placed upon suth coin
hereafter to bo issued as shall admit ot such
legend thereon. In pursuance of the au
thority I directed tho eugravor of the mint
to prepare dies w ith this motto, for such
gold aud silver coin as would admit the ad
dition. The execution of this order re
quired time, euro and skill, and I now for
ward to you specimens in coppor of double
eagle, eagle and half eaglo gold coins, . aud
dollar, half-dollar and quarter-dollar, of
silver coins with tho motto, "In God wo
trust," on the reverse of each coin, for your
approval or otherwise, ns required by iaw
1 he other cold and silver coins are too
small to receive the motto, so as to be legi
ble. The exisfing legend and devices will
not admit, of a greater promiuencu being
given to the.jnotto on tho coins, but the ad
dition, as now presented on the specimens,
add much to the appearance of our coinage,
should yon approve of the spucimens sub
mitted, I will at once cause to bo struck off,
with the worth of the gold and silver coins,
the denominations represented by the spcci
mens. I propose to direct tho engraver to
revise and remodel dies for the gold and
silver coins, so that, by retaining the legal
devices and legends, ho may, by tho change
ot size, position, &a, give to t lie coins with
the motto a more artistic and elegant ap
pearance. I think it can be done. If cuc-
cesslul, I will submit tlinm to you lor your
judgmeut and .approval. For this purpose
no additional legislation is required.
Yours, respectfully,
James Pollock, Director,
Irulli of IIoii. .Incols Oolluinorr.
Mr. Foot (Xl.) i said :
In making tho formal announcement to
tho Senate of the death of my late colleague,
the Honorable Jacob Collamer, it is eim
ncnlly fit and becoming, Mr. President, as
it is also in accordance with an approved
find sacred custom, that we pause for an
hour in .,Uie ordinnce routine of our daily
laborthat we may consecrate that hour to
the virtues and the memory of a deceased
and lamented associate, who has shared 80
long and so largely in our regards and in
tho public confidence for his mature wisdom
and for his grcaWmoral excellence. "Your
colleague, Judgo Collamer, is dead," was
tho startling telegraphic message I received
ut my home about hve weeks' ago. He ex
pired at bis residence' in Woodstock, Vt.,
on the evening of tho 9th of November past,
after a brief illness of little more than a sin
gle week, at his own home, in the midst of
his own devoted aud affectionate household,
in the full exercise of Vila intellectual facul
ties, an abiding and unshaken- faith in the
Christian religion and in the cherished hopo
of a blissful immortality. But three weeks
before his decease he visited Montpelicr, the
capital of tho State, Borne fifty miles from
his residence, to attend the funeral services
of a younger and favorite brother,
Having
paid tho last sad offices of respect and af
fection to a brother's memory, he returned
to his own home, but, alas! only to lay him
self down so soon to dio. By this dispensa
tion, so sudden and so sad, the Senate of
tho United States has lost one of its oldest,
most experienced and most trusted of its
members, the country one of the ablest and
purest ot its statesmen,, society and the
church of which ho was a member one of
its worthiest and brightest exemplars, my
own ' Statu her most eminent citizen, and
this day there is mourning throughout all '
her bonier?. .
AllroKN'of CSon. Era llarrlrt.
Mr. HARRIS (N. Y.) said: It is not for
Vermont alone to mourn; New York claims
the privilege of standing by her side in this
I hour ot titlliciion, ot bending with her in
j grief over the grave of her illustrious sou.
Tie was n eon of Vermont by adoption, of
New York by birth. '
I It is not my purpose to speak in detail of
j the life, and character, and public services
I of our lamented friend. To do so would
i be to repeat what has been so well and so
beautifully sa' 1 by the Senator ' who has
j preceded liic; and what could bo more
ueauti.'ui or moro appropriate than me
eulogy to which we have just listened? llo
has traced the course of Judge Collamer
from the beginning of his career to his last
hour, showing how, by his energy, his intel
lectual power iilid' moral worth, he reached
the high position which he so long occu
pied. I did not know' him, ns did the
Senator from Vermont, when iu the pride
and freshness of his life. When we first
met the hand of time had touched him; but
then then 1 saw enough to realize what he
might have been in the full maturity of his
vigor and manhood. He had passed be
yond the allotted period of human life, yet
even his lust years were devoted with equal
fidelity and success to the services of his
country.
To the hist he continued to exhibit the
effects of a nilnu well dicipliued by early
habits of industry, and well furnished with
the rich fiuits of i long experience. In him
were happily combined those elements which
constitute the sound and judiciousttatesman
and the man of great personal dignity. He
was justly esteemed for the excellence of his
judgement and the purity of his character.
His most prominent characteristics were
sound discretion, clear discernment, good
common sense and great honesty ol purpose.
o purer patriot ever participated lu the
councils ot the nutlon. He did not often
occupy the attenliun lf the Senate in 'de
bute, but wheu ho rose to speak he always
received the ;nost respectful and earnest
attention. Such was the directness and
force of his argument, so fluent wero his re
sources, both of wisdom and experience,
s minute was his, knowledge of public
uffaiis, that all present, Senators and spec
tators, became interested aud instructed
listeners. .
Tho office of tho Daily Univt Vedette has
been removed from Camp Douglas to Suit
I-uke City. Ia giviug notice of the fact the
editor Buys : "We shall stop not, nor yet
move a peg, until obultence to the lairt,
abolishment of beaslly polygamy, aud equal
rights and privileges, with security of, life
nun properly, to Jew aim Uuntiie, are the
order of American principles iu Utah, under
Territorial or State government; until the
robbers of the righteous and the tratnplers
of the weak, l he usurpers of the land and
instructors ut imuugrant enterprise, the
stumbling blocks, to. continental greutuess,
and the damning disgrace to our nation's
glory, are legitimately removed; until this
bounteous bii thland of the free is developed,
aud made the home of men obevin? w holly
and unconditionally the laws aiid statues of
me uovernmcnt that protects them not
th home of foreign fanatice duped into de
gradation and disloyalty, but highuiinded
meu and women,
Buttons as Urge as fiva franc, pieces are
the style with New York ladies, as they
uscu iu ue vtnu in jsew loiu rougus, (
-SUMMARY OF NEWS-
In Boston and elsewhere torpedocs'havo
been discovered In coal from the Pennsylva
nia mines. It is said they were , used as
signals on railroad tracks, but got into the
coal by mistake.
The lower house of the Missouri Legisla
ture has adopted a resolution declaring
Jefferson Davis an unfit subject for execu
tive clemency, and that he should sull'u the
penalty of the law.
''Durinif lie war the jewels of Zion Iodize
of Masons, in Jones county, North Cnrln-
lina, fell into the hands ot a Connecticut
regiment, and were -ultimately brought to
Hartford, where they were repaired by the
St. John's Lodge of that city, and forward
ed to the North Carolina owners, with
sundry additions to their value.
A man m Jackson, Michigan, got drunk
and staggered upon a bed wherupon lay
his infant son. His whole weight rested
upon tho babe and It soon expired. Tho
wretched man, who is a respectable, well-
to-do citi.en, made a vow never to touch
liquor again.
A Boston merchant, writing from Kings
ton, Jamaica, says that of the blacks execu
ted, one-half knew nothing whatever of the
outbreak. Thousands of innocent blacks
have been severely whipped to inspire them
with a wholesome fear of such proceedings.
The Richmond Whhj expresses the opin
ion that there is undoubtedly a general
admiration entertained for tho "brave
Ulysses" throughout the entire South, but
at the same time it intimntes that there are
yet many rebels base and vile enough nt
heart to assassinate him, if they -could do
so without detection.
It proves by the confession of the mur
derer Corbitt, recently convicted nnd sen
tenced to death at Chicago, thut three men
are now under ten years sentence in Uie
States Prison, under conviction for a crime
which they had nothing whatever to do.
They were convicted ou circumstantial evi
dence, ami will be purdoncd at once.
When Mr. Livingston, the American Min
ister, who was quite deaf, was introduced
at the Court of Napoleon, ho tiad prepared
to answer the question he supposed the
Emperor would ask in regard to his passage
across the Atlantic. Napoleon accosted
him thus: "How is Mr. Jelferson?" "Very
boisterous!" replied Mr. Livingston, to the
great amusement of those present.
A recently married lady in Cincinnati was
called into the parlor of her boarding house
day Inst week to see a woman who had in
quired for her. She recognized a discarded
lover in feminine disguise, and only his
awkwardness in taking his revolver from an
unfamiliar pocket gave his intended victim
time to escape from the distardly murder
ho had planned with so much cunning.
The Portland Argut understands thut
there are more apples stored in that city at
the present time than at any previous lime
within thejiast two years, yet prices tiro
extravagantly high. But prices must come
clown, and speculators know it. Though
selling at exorbitant price rutcs they urc
cautious about buying.
A young i-Italian lady, daughter of a far
mer near Montefore, in the province of Avel
lina, recently stubbed to death the notori
ous bandit Muisa, who had broken into her
father's house, and was treated there to
some refreshments, as a matter of protection
against his murderous intention. While
the young girl approached him under tho
pretext of taking from him art empty plate,
she stabbed him with her stiletto Hi ef
fectively that death ensued immediately.
The reward of Gvo hundred frances offered
by tho authorities for his capture has been
paid to the plucky girl.
The season of navigation on the Upper
Mississippi has closed the lost bout haying
left St. Paul on the 30lh ult.
The I.evces of New Orleans are again
crowded with foreign and domestic snips,
and the steamboats from the great North
ttnd Northeast.
A viirilance committee has been formed
at Titusville, Pa.; the whole oil region is
iufested by rulliuns, who rob and murder.
Mr. Tonscnd Harris, late United Stntes
Minister to Japan, has presented to Gen.
Grant n magnificent sword of honor re
ceived from the Tycoon.
"Apoliurv for tho Rebellion,"' by J. Bu
chanan, spinster, is the title or should be
of a recent publication, that is receiving
considerable atteution from the press.
An obituary notico of Tom Sayers, the
pugilist, in an English paper, speaks of him
feelingly, as one who became tho idol of a
pot house, who died of drinking, and whose
funeral was a riot.
A gentleman who recently inserted a
"want" in the Chicago Journal, received six
hundred and thirty-two answers. Who says
the people don't read the advertisements?
Hen. Tom Corwin, of Ohio, says that he
would have continued in the Mexican em
bassy, but that ho hud to climb mountains
and keep on foo't all the time to keep iu
leach of the Mcxicau repulic, and ho was
too old fur it.
Mr. Bigelow, United States Minister at
Paris, recently stated to a New York friend
of his, on the lutter's departure for this
country, that our relations with Louis Na
poleon's Government have never before
been so delicate as the present moment.
Rev. John Pierpont presided over a na
tional convention of spiritualists held re
cently at Philadelphia, declaring himself a
christian spiritualist, and, as such, objected
to resolutions offered denouncing Christi
anity.. A Caution to Girls. The Raleigh
Standard ot a lute date says; "We under
stand thut a couple of Ladies arrived in this
city a day or two ago iu search of a gsy
deceiver iu uniform, whom they accused of
loving, if not wisely, at least two well. It
seems lie bad married one of the ladies in
the State of Maine before tho war broke
out, and afterwards, having joined tho armj't
ne murnea tlio secouil iu the city ot Balti
more. The first spouse heard of the second,
came on to Baltimore, found tho report true,
ana, in company, the two came ou to North
Curolina amicably together, where they ar
rived just iu lime to break up uu anango
meiit ou the part of a guy Lothario to add
another to the list of his victims. We pity
while we must condemn this faithless fel
low, for a man with two wivu w ith sharp
sticks after him at once, is certainly an ob
ject of compassion. Let girls take waruing
und be sure they are No. 1 when they mar
ry strangers.",
Cofiiiis. The administration of medicinal
preparations in the form of a lozenge, is of
all modes the. most eligible aud convenient,
more especially as regards a Couou Remedy
"Brown't' Bronchial Troehet" or Cough Loz
enges allay irritation, which induces cough
ing, giving instant relief in Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, Inllueuza, and Consumptive and
Asthmatic complaints.
?FAfler perfuming every other theatre,
rhalon's "Night-Blooming Bur c us is now
parfuming the late theatre of war. SoutberrUweet Fauna Bt.,(oinnatl,o.jura.tSil.ui4ing's
orders roll in continuously, - There ia a per
fect union of sentiment between the two
ectiona as regards this peerless extract.
SoM everywhere, ......
tkr's Amrricaw AtiMAWAO is now reftdv
for delivery, gratis, by their agents who are
happy to supply all that call for them.
Every family should hate and keep this
book. It is worth having comprising much
general information of grttt value. It gives
the best instruction for ths euro of prevalent
comphtints, that wan get anywhere. Its
anecdotes alono are worth a bushel of w heat
and l4Hitcdicl -advice 4a sometimes worth
to the sick, the wheat's weight in gold.
Many of the medical almanacs ore trash hut
this is solid mchd. Its' calculations are
made purposely- for this latitude and are
therefoio correct. Call and get an Aycr's
Almanac, and when got, keep it. i
Mr. Lincoln's memory is to bo prepetna
ted by naming one of the Western Territo
ries after hitn. ' j ; i ) '
General Grant favors the disbanding of
the cntirefvolanteer- forco, nnd the iucreuse
of tho regular army to 75,000.
The total proceeds from the sale of public
animals employed in the military service
have exceeded j'.0.'50,000.
"DON'T BE FOOLISH." Yon can hinke
Six Dollars from Fifty Cents. Call and ex
iiminc an invention urgently needed by every
body. Or a sample sent free by mail for 50
cent's that retails easily for "fC. by R. L.
WOLCOTT. 1 70 Chathttin Square, N. Y. .,
Sept. 10, 1S05. ly.
mtiunioMit 'onl Trnile,
' SllAUOKl, Deo. IK, ISOfi.
'i'w-. Cirt.
Sunt for wock ending Deo. 15. 9.C.MI 04
Per Inst report, 4:!S,77 01)
4WM7 13
318.18.1 1A
To Jiimo thno lust yonr,
Ineroaso,
AiJfotT IfAps A lecturer once prefaced
his remarks with, "Myfricnrls. let us' say a
few words before. we begin." .This is about
equal to the man who took a short htip be
fore he went to sleep. " Speaking of a nap
reminds us of thcglossimssof that upon the
dress coals made at the Brow'ivstone Cloth
ing Hall of Rockhill & Wilsotl.' Nos. 003
and 005 Chcsnut street, above Sixth. The
suits gotten up there are alike distinguished
for fineness of material, excellence of cut, nnd
general elegance.
13-We Clip the following from on of tho l'hila
.delphia Daily l'npcrf. Our people visiting or send
ins down to tlio City, would d well to mnko a not
ofit :
WAXAMAKER& BROWN'S FINE CLOTHING.
This entnblifhinent. loontcd nt tho Cor. of Kixth
A Markkt Street, Piiilad'a.. fiunilinrly known as
'OAK HALL," i probably tlio lurst nnd bent con
ducted "Kcady Mado," Clothing t Alcrelumt Tailor
ing llouto. in tho .State. Thoir pnpcriur dylcs. ex
cellent workmanship and inodcrntinn in pricca, biivo
Hindu their House deservedly popular.
In their CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, where clc"
cant Garsirxts are Made to OitnER, nono but tho
very best Artists are omploj ed, and the fine amorl
mcnt of Materials to select from enables everyone
obe well suited.
Samples will be sent by Mail, nnd Instructions for
Dieasuring when written t'ur.
Nov. 11, 1805. 8t
"AGENTS WANT KD!
.If ado
tilO
By selling tingrnving. Card
l'hotoarashi) and Stn-
tionery.
Our Stationery Packets excels all others;
each package contains paper, envelopes, pencil, pens,
Ac., nnd Jewelry worth n dolhir at retail, i'rice
only 30 Cents. We will send Agi-nts ilia .Stationery
Packages and a fuver U atoh for W. Vt e also pub
lish splendid Stool Engravings nnd Portraits, Litho
graph prints, Ao., very ijopulnr and saleable. Will
send a flno assortment of 101) lor f 1 i.t'O thnt will
rcaliie $jO,'or a ?ltl lottrlat will soli for $311 or over.
Will send A sample lot for $& that will sell fi$15. ,
Send Stamp for Catalogue, Terms, Ac , .
HASK1X.S 4 CO. M Jicvkiuan Streot, N. Y.
November 25, 1SU5.
IcnlMCMM, ESli-idiiONM iiiul 4':t;trrli,
Treated with the utmost success by Hr. J. ISAACS
Oeulist and Aurist, (foimerly if l.ojden. Hnllnnd.)
KojilU fine street, l'hil.uli'lpbin. Testimonials
from theyiKis rciitiblo sources in the City and Coun
try can be seen ut bis office. The medical faculty are
invited to acc6mpsny their pitients, as he has no se
crets In his practice. Artificial li.ves, inserted with
out pain. No cbnrgo mado for cx:iininutiua.
Jwly22, 1865. ly .
The ISri J:l 4'iiaiiilx-r, an h'-sny of
Wurnlng and Instruelion for Young Man pur.lishej
by' the Howard Association, nud sent freo of ehurgq
in scaled envelopes. Address. r.- J. SKf T.LIN
IIOL'GHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania.''
'February 11," lfCi ply-. . .'. . '
rrciTf rrcn ': i VrcTi ji j f '
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
HheaionS OSiilinciii '
Will Cure the Itch in 48 Hours.
Also cures Suit Rheum. I'lcers, Chilblain, nnd nil
l'ruptlonj of the Skin Price ot) cents. For sale by
all Druggist.
By nuuding fit) oents to WEEKS A POTTElt, Sole
Agents, 170 Washington street, liostou, Mass , it nil)
be forwarded by mail, freo of postage, to any part of
tho Vliitcd States. Sept; 2S. 'Bi Oui.
WHISKERS! WHISKERS! .
1.: ..
Do vou want Whiskers or Sloustachrs ! Our Urc
cian Compound will force them to grow on tho
smootHost face or chin, or hiiir en batd heads, in Six
Weeks. Prico, 91. 00. . sii-nt by mail anywhere,
t closelv sealed, on reoeilil of nrioe.
ilress, WAK.M. 4 cy, ,lio.v liS.liroklyn.JN, V.
I'coruary ia i'.to. ly
In LewisUus'',. on the 8'.h lest., ).MKt.
Hawnv father t Kov. A. 1). Jl iwn, of Shu
niokin, in the 85th year of his age.'
Iu fhniokin. on the morning of the 13th
inst., Ai.i.TEnk Koi.uxs, itau'diter id Mr. A.
II. nml .Mrs. Phoebu Fiske. uted Jl.yeurs, 3
months, nnd 10 days.
jjt.'j-amMTi
mTJNBURY
- f 13 no
MARKET.
Biiltcr, '' ;
Tallow, '
hard,
Pork,
Bacon, .
Hnui,
ShoulJer,
Flour.
Wheat,
! 411
Kye,
100
I 00
. 4i
80
7 00
Corn,
Oats,
Buckwheat,
Flaxseed,
CloversosJ,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
'SIIEBIFF BALE.
11 X vtrtuo or cerium writs ol Alios testatum ven
.13 Exponas, issued out of tho Court of Common
Pleas of Northumberland comity, nnd to me directed,
will bo exposed to Public Sale, at tho Court House,
in ths Borough of riunbury,
ON MONUA1. JA.N LAUV b 111, lSOfl.
at 1 o'clock, P. M , tha following property, to wit :
A certain lot of Limestone Land, situato in Lower
MahanoT- township, Northumberland oouulv. Penn
rlvania, bounded and described aa lolluws, lo wit :
On tho north br laud of John Michael : on tho east
by lana ot Jacob Linker i on tlio aoutn by land or
Jacob uerman, ana on tnewesi ny ianu or uaviu
Hum, oonlamlug one halt aero, wnereon is ercctcu s
small Shauty aud two Lima Kilns, it.
beiuxr titken mm exeouiion, sna to bo sola as the
property of David fe. Hullman.
WM. M. WEAVER, Sheriff
Sheriffs Ofuoe, Sunbury, Boo. 13, ItSlj
tf RDn l'i:u YI'lAt! We, want
w agents every wUcio to sell our is.
i hovkd $20 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds
F riper and upper feed. Warranted five years
Above salary or Urge oomniiiMuuns paid. The only
niachioeasoid. in United btstea for leas than $40,
wmcn are luuy ueeusea ny uowe, it neeier a nil
ton, Urover A jlaker, Bingor 4 Co , and Baohelder
All other cheap machine are infringements and the
seller or user are liable to arrest, fine, and imnrlsos-
Bieut. . Cirowlttrs free. Address, ot eall upon Shaw,
& Clark, Uiddefurd, Maine, or at No. Ki ) Broadway.
HSW 4UIK , Allh "W "'"1 w... UUUUU1UUIJ&, fl.
V .. u I .1 1 1 . 1. 1.... U (II I . III. V I ...
bchaage, B8a., N, X.
Uea ly
CSC.O A NOTfU t AUEKTS wanted for
V u entlrelv new artinlea. lust oui.
Ad
dress 0
T. OAHtV,
City liuildiss, Biddoford
. ill iwii ly
Mains.
er's
A compound remedy, designed to be the moat
effectual Alteraliv that enn be made. It ii
concentrated entrnct of I'nra flampnrilln,
so combined with other substances of still
greater alterative power as Ut afford an fTec
tive antitlot for the diwns Snrsnpnrilln is
reputed to cure. U in belifvcd fluit such a
remedy is wsnted by tlmnn who suffer from
Strumous complaints, nnd that one which will
accomplish their cure must prove of immenso
servico to this large rhiss of ournfllictcd fellow
citisens. How completely thio compound w ill
, do It ha been proven by experiment on many
of tho worst case to bo found of tho following
complaint" i
" T5cuoFut." anu Siaini'ur.nes- C'omit.aTXT,
Kkui-honi ni Kuei-rtvn Dikkaiks Ui.okhs,
FlMI-I.V.S, !. fellKS, TuMOUS, tiSl.T llHKt'M,
Sc.M.t) JIkad, Svruii.is' ami) Sypiiii.itio' Af
kkctiom", Mi'.iteuitiAi. Diskahk, D.ioesr, Nue
a;.iiia ou Tio Boii'MimuM', Dkiumtt, Pvs
rr.i'siA And Isiiror.-1ios, l'.iivs'ti'ni.As, Rosa
on Sr. Anthony's Vim;, and indeed tho wlmlo
class of complaints tui-inj from iMi'tuiTT or
thij llr.ool). ' '
i This cnmyoinil vrill .bis found a great pro
moter of health, wh.Mi taken in tho spring, to
expel tho foul: ImmflM which foster iu tho
blood nt that scaou of tho 'year, lty tho thno
ly expulsion-of them ltifmy rsnkliii'i disordnr
nro nipped in thu.Jmd. Multitudes can, by
tho aid of this remedy, spare thcmsidvcs from
tho endurance of foal eruptions add "ulcerous
jnucs, through which tho svstem will strive to
rid Itself or corruptions, if Hot assisted totlO
this through tin natural channels of tha boJf
by nu ifdtsrntiva flu'dieine. ('lenusa out the
vitiated blood whiiuevcr you find its impurities
bursting through thu sk'uim.pimh.s, u options,
or sores i cleanse it when you lind it is ob
structed nud (doggish in th vi.im; cleanse it
whenever it, is foal, and your feelings will tell
yon when. I'.ven whore no particular disorder
is felt, people enjoy bettor health, nnd liva
longer, for cleansing tho blond. Keen tlw
blood healthy, tiud'' all is well but with this
pabulum of lil'j disordered, thcro .can ho no
lasting health. . Sooner or hitor something
must' go wrong, nnd tli-.' meat machinery of
life is disordered or overthrown,
iiarsnparill i ha-, nnd (Umci vc much, tha
reputation of accomplishing theso ends. Hut
tho world has been cgregiously deceived by
preparation 4 of it, partly because the drug
alone has not all (lie viituo that is claimed
for it, but morn lieeinr-o many preparations,
protending to ho concentrated extracts of it,
contain tint li'.M-j of tlio virtue ot MirsnpaiUla,
or any thing else.
During lato v-. ;rs the public have been mis
led by largo bottles, pretending to give a ijuart
ot l-.xtrnct of Sarsaiianlla lorone iluiiav. iUo:
of theso hav Ii 'lh frnud.i upon the sick, for
they not only contain little, it any, harsapa
lilla, but often no curative properties whatev
cr. Ifenee, latter nml painful disappointment
has followed tho me" of the vaiiom extracts of
Sarsaparilla which Ihrod tho market, until tho
liamo itself i justly tlopil, and has becomo
synonymous w ith iiupo iliuii mxl cheat. Still
we call this compound Saisaoai illa, nnd intend
to supply such a remedy u:i fchall rescue' tlio
name from thu load of ohhrpiy which rests
upon it. And wo tliiuli wo have ground for
believing it hat virtuci which iitu irresistible
by tho ordinary run of thu diseases it is intend"
cd to cure. In order tu secure their complete
eradication from the system, tho remedy should
-be judiciously taken according to. directions on
tho bottle. .
, i:ii.p.u:i:i) ur
DIt. J. . AVEB & CO.
i.owior.t,, MASS.
Frlce, $1 per llotlloi Nix Uottlc far $3.
Aycr's Cherry Pectoral
iias won for llself such a minim for tho cure of
every variety of Throat und Lang Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been cm
uloved. . As it has loin; been in consMut usa
throughout this section, w-eiiped notd vmoro than
nsiaro the peoplfl its quality i kept np bilbo liest
It ever hnS 1nhii, and thnt it may be relied on t-j
do for their rel.of all il litis ever been found to do.'
Ayer's. Cathartic 'Pills,
yon the cjr.E o?
Coit!rcic33, Jaimtlici; ivwum, ImUgetHon,
Vytutntcnj, Foul .SVowiac, r.risipc'tri, ilcarfticie,
files, Rheumatism, Kruptiuiis "ml t&'iiii Visccisc,
Liver Complaint, Drops;, Tetter, Tumors and
Sail Uieuni, ll'oivin, (tun', .VcirvrAin, a
Dinner I'ill, and for I'tnifriwi the JUiml,
" They nre sugnr-Htatiil, tto thut the most rcu .i
tive can lake 'them pl.-aaollv. and they nrc 1 1 1
best aperient i Uie ivoil.l fur ail lic puipoci of a
fitadlybyw. i , i ,.'
Prico 25 centi per tot ; Titj lnx.33 for tl.O-?.
Great niitn'ieis of Clergymen, VhiVu-i.ms, Pl:ili"i
incn. and cnuaeiit lua-sonnircs. ! ive h-iit llo-ir
names to certify tliouniar:illi-lcil usofohu'NSorihe-.c
remeilies, but our sp:iee Hero will not perum t"e
iiiKCrtion of them. The Agents In-low named fur
nish gratis ou? Ali!UieN Ai.m xn i: in w hich they
nro given ; with also ftill descriptimia of tho n'.mve
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol
lowed for their cure.
Do not he put n(f by unprincipled dealers with
other ' preparations tliev niako moro wolit on.
Ireuiimd A vi:n'n, and f't'irt no others. The ;iwk
want the best aid there is for their), uud they should
have it.
All our rtm.'.lies aref r s-le hy '
FKILfXU A SOX, Suubury, Pa.
11. B. MrCiiv. XorthusliWrlvud. nmS nil llrutnu-'s
and desIIW i VilyHVere.' At" wh-ilisiile by J. Jl.
MOltltLS A I'll.. I'hiladilpl.U. i. ii.
Doocuiber I ili a I y
'Be
it l!.VArri:ii bv the l!til-''css ar.d Comnion
Councihuen nf thu liorouu'ti ol',?uj)imi-y, , inij it is
hereby enn -ted by the unthorijy of IJio same. That
if any i pcgMUi. or persons, wtlhiu the limits of the
borough, nt'ircsuld, becouie uitovjeated and disor
derly, diturbin tho peace, by riotous in Sthercon
duel, the Chief Burress of tlm said borough lie and
is horeby iiutlioricxf. nt hit own view, or iotormation
being maile bclorc bun. to i.-.suo n warrant to c uiso
tlio arrest of-such person or purons so otlendiiig
against this ordinance, and have ths) aino brought
before hinir-end upon conviction of nny ?ich olfeiu-e,
shall forfeit und pay such lino as may be imposed by
tho Cliiof Burgess of said boroogb, not excec JUig
twenty dollars, lor tho use of said borough, aiid any
person' 6r' persons neglecting or refusifa to pny
tha 'same, with 'co-as of suit, tha Chief Burgess
is hereby authorized to commit such person or per
sons to tho county jail for etch offoucc, tor ury period
nut exeeuing suvty ilavs.
ApprOVCU, UCCCUIIJIT 11, A. 1J., l.MJ.
- S. B UOYI-fi,
. ' . Chief Barges.
The I'irt Luliounl. Jtanit ot Haw
Imii-j, B-nna. -
NOTICE is hereby given that tho reguhir annual
election 6f Bireotora of -Tho First National
Bank uf Supbury, Pa , will be held on Tuesday tho
21d day uf Jsuuary, A. 1. Itititf, nt the Banking
House, in the Borough of Sunbury, Pa., between tho
hours of 10 A. M., aud S o'clock P. M., of said day,
iu accordance w ith tho provisions of tho Act of Cou
gress. ' 1 X.J. PACKER, Cashier.
Buuhury, Ta..:I)oc. S3, JsOj.
.'vv IIooKk nt I.IIiUht w. '
Life and Public Services of A. LINCOLN, by
..- Cnwby,-. . $2 00
Pauline Cushman, The L'niun Scout and 'y, 2 00
Our Mutual 1'iiend,
Holiday Books Separately or in Sett.
k:. it.... A i iji!-. '
2 25
UI4UVU1J , WMf iOU.
TlVaill4', for Junnnrv. lost received a4
11 . - - LKJlITMiK S Miu-ket Siiuue.
Sunbury, Pee. Zi, 180 i.
A New and fine lot of Pliltr'l MES, 4o ,
Holidays, at LIUUTNJiK'Si
for the
By virtne of certain writs of Levari Faoiaa, IssSed
out uf the Hou'rtof Common Pitas of Northuuiber
land oounly. und to uiv directed, wil bo exposed to
Public Klo, at the. Court Bouse, la the Borough of
Suubury, on Thursday, Booember 21, ut 1
o'clock, P. M., the tollowing property, to wit : j
All those three certain lots uf hind, situate in Up
per Augusta township, in Joseph W. Cuke's Addition
to Sunbury. being ia Mock No. !'!, und being num
bers in said block 1, 2 and 3, and fronting on Rail
road Aveuue, each lot being twenty-five foet on said
Avenue and extendii'.g each one hundred and tifty feet
toa,thirty feetstreet, together with the uppurtenauoee,
whereon ore treoted a Urge lour uy briok hotel,
with basement, known as the Augusta Hotel, a largo
frame stable aud other outbuildings.
8c i led, taken into execution, and to be nld lis the
property of William B. fcinyder and p. 8. Bcrgslrca
ser and William's, fftydor. '
I-.,..,.- ,,. '. M.'WKAVIll. Sfcoriff.
Shenfl Ofit, fctiabuTylleoeniWJr 1, IhtSS.si
T)ro-rlilBal Irefully eoiupounded jf, thei
X ten file u n n n Aiaminnta More of
JNO. IRILINQ eVSWT.,
Embury, May S0,t H
Ay
Sarsaparilla
" " SHfiXtttT S SAtES.5 ' :
" By Virtue of certain writs of Lovarl Facias
and a writ of Fieri Facias, issncd out of
Court of Common rie'as of Northumberland
county, and to me directed, will bo exposed
to public sale, at the Court House, in the
borough of Sunbury, on Bsturday, the 30th
day of December, 1805, at 1 o'clock, P. M.
The following property, to wit:
- All those certain lota, pieces, or panels of ground
situate In the town of Trevorton, Zerb township,
NorlhnfhberlBnd county, Pennsylv&nia.bounded and
uesorioea as loiiowa, to wit : too eastern half part
of lot No. 4. 'and lota Nos. t, 6. 7 and 8, io block No
121), on which is erode J a Urge two story brick
dwelling house, thirty-five foot front on Shamokin
ttroot and soventy-fivo feet duop, the said lots being
ech twenty-live loci in wui'h on bhamokm strcat
and one hunurcu ami nity loeiin ucptti.
Lots ft, 7. 8,1). lit, 11, Hand IS, in Mock Ko. ISA.
tho said lots beinit each twenty-five feet In width on
Coal street and one hundred and fifty feet in depth,
as inarKnil nn ucsignaicu iu mo general plan ol
said town of Trevorton
Al.SU r
All those certain six out lots of ground, situato in
the (own of Trevorton, Northumberland countv
and Stnto aforesaid, and numbered respectively us
out-lots Nos. 12, i:W. bi, 1;G. 157 und IT'S, af
marked nnd designated in the general plan of slid
town of Trevorton, said out-lots each coutuining twu
acres Ol ground, more or less.
Seized, Uil.cn iuio execution an! to V sold as thu
properly of ('hallos P. IIclfeutein, Adiuiuitislratcr
of Kdward llcltciisU'in, ike'J.
ALSO.
All those six certain lots, or pieces or
parcels of ground, situato in the town of
Trevorton, Zerbc township, Noi thumbcrland
county, Pennsylvania, marked and designa
ted in the general plan of said towrl of Tre
vorton; as follows, to wit : Li block Mo. 1)2 .
lots .No. 3 and il. frontiii! in Market street. -in
block No. lot No. 0, nnd in block.:
124. lots nnnitiered 0, 7, and 8.
Siezed, taken into execution, nn1. to he '
sold as the property of Charles P. llelfcn
stein, Administrator of Edward llolfciistcin,
deed.
ALSO;
Upon the following described lots or par
cels of fjround, situate in the lxirouali ot
Mt. Carmel, Northumberland county, IVnns.
block No. 5,as laid down iu the plan ot
said town, situated on the ir'hamokin Vallev
& Pottswlle Iluilroad. Also, block .Ne. 10,
ns laid out iu Said plan. Also, lot No. 8.
in block No, 40. Also, iot No. 23, iu block
.W Also, blank space of ground in block
No. 50. Also, lot No. 15 in block No. 113.
Also, upon the one undivided half part of u
certain trace of well timbered land, situate
in Point township, Northumberland county,
Peiinu., containing 100 ncres, more or less,
surveyed in the name of John Barron.
Seized, taken into execution, and to be
sold as the property of Wm. I.. Dcwart.
AVM. AI. WEAVER, Sheriff. '
Sheriffs Oflice, Punbury. Dec. 8, 18G3. ,
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
I if pursuance nf an order of tho Orphan's Court
of Northumberland county, will be exposed to pub
lic sale, at the Court House in the 1'orough ol'SCN
lIL'HY.on Saturday tho :!0th dayof Decembor'A. I).
1S(I5. tho following described real estate to wit :
The undivided half part cf a messuago and LOT
OF (jKOL'Ni). situato in the Borough of'unbury,
aforesaid, irontimr upon Broadway, ttpon tho cornea,
of'JIroadwny ami l'okchcrry streets, and numbered
on the general plan of said Borough as lot nutubor
81. ou which are erected a large doublo two story
Brink Dwelling with frnnio Shod attached, a framti
Stable and other outbuildings, with tho appurten
ances. '
Also, a certain otfier lot or piece of Ground, situ
ato in mid Borough of biunbury, bounded on tho
north by lot of John Bowen, on tbo east by Kasl
Alley, on the south by lot of Solomon Brosious nnd
on tho west by Fawn street, Containing forty-four
feet front upou Fawn street, and being about two
I. uiidrc.l and thirty feet deep; bcinrono of tho has
laid out by William Wilson. Esq.. in Uewnri's Addi
tion to the Borough of Sunbury. Lato the property
of (jcorgc Martin, deceased.
tint U commence at 2 o'clock P. M., of said dny,
when tho terms and conditions will ho uihiIo known
by .S' A It All Bh')UM, A lm'trix. '
lly order of Ihe Court. - -
. A. J. CCMMINUS, -Clk, 0. C. '
ISuubury. Deoi-mbur 0, Ititii.
joiin wiiVku,
BOOT &c SHOE
HANUFACTUR EH,
One dooc-bast Of Friling's Store, Market Su,u:iro
S U X B V R Y . P K N X ' A .
T-, rSPIvClTUCLYNnforms Ihcciticns of SutihuTv
i and vicinity, thai having safely returned fiom
iiiu iiiuij, -.nu hmiu ri-!umo ins uaninew. ana manu-
t : i-t m-i-. to order. Boots and Shoes, of all kinds, ol
the best material, nnd ut the lowest rates for cash.
He hopes to receive a fall share of pntroiiagc.
Suubury, Dec. Hi.
j tMii(itv i m i:.
"VTOTIi'H is hereby given tlit tho undersigned
! X having been duly appointed, by the Orphan).'
i Court of Northumberland County, Auditor to din
i tribute the bulanee ol monies in thc hands of W 'il
1 linm rUurr. Ailuiiuislrator of Ibe estate ol Andrew
I K linger. dcocascd. to ami among those lcgidly cnti
I tied thereto. Hill meet all p.-ini.iH intcreFtcd in said
j distribution, at the educe of Kockef.'licr and ltnhi
bach, in Blackberry sireet, in the Borough rri '1111
i bury, on Monday. Ii, umber 20, lSiij, ut 10 o'clucs
A. .. for the )iurp".-o of attending to tho duties ol
I hisanid nppoiufincnt.
I LI.OVB T. KOUUBACU,
. .S'uLburyvjlice. 2, iMi'i. Auditor..
VLL persons are hereby notified that tho under
sailed Amh'lor. iipointcd by the Oiphii.'-s
L'oii(l,of Xoi ll-umb'crTiiuj county to audit the oxeop
lions filed to Iho uccouur of P. V. (Iray, Kxeento
of William M. Oray, deceased, will abend to ih.
duties of bis said pp.antmcnt, at his otliec. In tin
.boroughof Snubiuy. on Wednesday, tho 27th day o
peel-moor, A. I)., H'ij, at 10 o'clock of sail du'yii
which tiiuo and pluco all 'persons iutctected riun
lumpd, .
AVM, ROCKEFELLER, Auditor.
Sunbury, Ileo. 10. 1800.
PRICES It EDUCE I)!
.'.;. JO.-iKlMI EVSTEK,
i&uccvnentvr tu John Jloicen.)
Corner of Market and Fawn .Street,
SUN 11 UliY, PE N N ' A .
luvites tho public to oall and cxaniiuo his elegnn
Usui i m in in
WINTER. GOODS!
wliltih be will tell at greatly rctiueej prices. Hi
stock oiiisisl8 !u jmrt of
G A. SSI 2& EREG.
CLOTHS &C-.
Rdks. llulnin.-s. L.-iwns, Uinghams, CbIioocj, Muslip.
'bceueiiet Tiakings, Jesus, and a lull iiesorliuent o
Cotton and Woolen goods generally. j
e4 w a -UiJ
a9
Ifosiery, (llovcs, Uoop Skirta. Abo ll.indkerohief,
Brushes, Combs. .
EIulM nuel Caps, Hoots nnd KIiocm
His assort ment of (roods will not, ho isuiosu,r
fail to ploase the fancy and suit the wuuu) of any tie
tiroui of purehasing. His stock of
- HARDWARE AN1 QL'tENSW ARB, s
an I Groceries is largo in quantity and ohotc? ii
quality, coiiiprisiug generally everything needed ii
the household cither lor use or orniiiuent.
lie is ulways ready and glad to see bis friend
and takes pleasure in showing them his goods eVi
though no sales are mado. lie only asks a call, am
is suro that tfe stock will compare favorably' ii
priuo aud eiuuliiy wiih the cheapest.
. , . JOSKPII EYSTER
Suubury, I'ee. 0, 1805.
BKEAD&" FANCY CAKKS
Two doors west of the Post Office, SUNBURY, Pa
TOP1-.CJ11.LT.Y fjiforms the citiaens of ,iin
Li'bury aud vicinity; Hint bo will bake to or k
kinds of . -
ail
jruU'i;r ItalU, I"ni-tli i., Jki'. .
I'linilieaansenpplioil sjl FUliSU BUIiAl, Twis
Rolls, ltiii-ks, Jen Buns, io., and also kept onhiun
ni.msfuoinred out of ihe bostuiateriuU.
All orders will meet with prouiit attention.
Having had )urg eiper'.eace I So)) to givi
goaeral aiitisliioliwu ti all wW may faver uie will
thiilf RnUorvMti). , . , . 1AVU)RY.
Duuoury, Una. lnjs
,E.0U;SALE.
fllWkiLYK (12) valuable building lot in Sunbury
Xn itluobaleirywlreet, ooulaioing atxt) (00) foot u
aroil,.ia iMid alreot, and two bundled aud thirl;
luet io deptu. . All neoewsary miorinauon eiu
1. ImtIuuI bv etiilinr eta uie surMcrtber. at bis otfia i.
Blaekbetry street, nearly opKwite the (eudonus 0
I tluuge jeiraan.i. iormsei puicnsso, easy
LLOYD X- UOiUlLACn
Eunbur, Deoetubor 2( Ibii.- j..-