frtjc: 5unl)utfi Sinn trail.
H. B. MASSER,ditr.t proprietor.
I. WILVBHT, Pnbliahfr.
SI' 111 KV, PA.
SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1800.
f-jfJ-A SKr I'OT of Goons jrsT OrESKD.
tv'. Apslcj is now receiving another
largo anil fresh assortment of Bouts nnd
Shoes in addition to the large slock already
on bund, which bo will sell at 6mnll piofits
for csBh. .
IIo buys his goods of manufacturers, this
therefore, enables him to sell at low prieos for
the time. Call and examine for yourself, no
troublo to show goods.
t3y""Sit A JVomak, !n another column'
picking Samburg grapes for Sprer'a Winn.
' It is an admirablo article, used in the hospi
tals nnd by tho first class families iu Paris,
London and New York, in preference to old
Port Wine. It is worth a trial, as it gives
great satisfaction. For salo by . A. Ben
nett. Ij-Eyre A Landell, 4th A. Arch Sti., IMiilaJfl
phia, are making their nsual display or .Dry Good!
for the Spring Trade. Wo see they are willing to
miko their price! meet the view of buyers.
lPThc extensivoCurpetEstnblishmenlof Messrs.
J. F. 4 F. B. Orne, of Philadelphia, is advertised in
anoibof column. Imported end. Dotnestio Carpets,
in Immense variety, are offered at reduced prices on
account of the decline in gold. They hive first,
class goods and ono invariable csah price
Eg'" Stick to Yorn own. Somo mrn
pretend to say that Sunlmry is n conntiy
town. We are incliued to think that if you
would vihit Market street and see the quan
tity of Knots and Shoes sold at William II.
Miller's Kxc.elsoir Boot and Shoo Stoic, you
-would iimiiiK you were in the city of Phil
adelphia, lor be is selling at city prices, nud
his stock is of tho tabt quality. Go sec for
yourselves and be Hutl.-Iicrl.
SLoral Sffaivs.
fJ'-Hev. Frederick Boner, of Scliusgrove, IV,
is engaged in founding a Bapt'u,t Colony in South
Western Missouri.
I"-Tiip. finoi, Time aiif Coming. J. 0. Deck.
., ... . . , . i
merchant tailor, cor ur of lawu street und centre
alley, bss just opouod a largo assortment ui' gentle.
mens furuh'hiug goods, which ho is enabled to sell
nt prices paid previous to the nur. (lentlenien in
wont of spring nnd cummer suits will no doubt call
and sco his goods "and select for themselves suits
which will bo mods up in tho latest city sidles for
which Mr. Beck is notrd.
f5fJIoTtt Suu The Washington House, in
this place, owned by J. W. Covurt, was ild at pri
Tato sale, on Tuesdnj last, to Mr. NefT, of . Middle
tovu Pa , fur the sum of $'i,000.
li'-Tho fino woatber of laft week has been suc
ceeded by ou.ther spell of cold and niolsturn. We
tiu.it when Spring does set iu ibo weather will con
tinue favorable
15 Convicts No less tbau eight individuals
were oonvicted aud scuteuced to Iho Penitentiary
lutt week, during tho four days of the criminal
court at this place. Six of 'tbtso had bcon iu Iho
army. It is not, however, to bu Interred that they
nil became demoralised in orusequence thereof.
Array iiCu is, no doubt, corrupting aud demoralizing
in its iuiluencc, but it should bo remembered tho,
almost nil tbo rogues take to the army . Among (be
sentenced was Geo. Oliphaut, of this place. Judge
Jordan, iu possiug sentcuco upon him, observed thot
he bad known hiui for a number of years, and bud
never known anything good from him. That he
had thecrcditof almost every depredation commit
ted, or hen loost robbed iu Sunbury, and the result
was what he had always expeotcd.
tp-The Register und rrolbouolory, Treasurer,
Commissioners, Ac, ore proparing Ik movo from
thoir tcmporory locations into their new offices in tho
now Court Uouio buildinj which will be ready for
them on tho 1st of April.
"if The Philadelphia papers ouiiounoos the death
of Mies W. Aun Hooper, well know u as tho head of
one of the host and iuot flourishing hoarding schools
in tho city. Miss Hooper was, at the lime ol her
death, yet in the prime of life, nnd "ne uf the most
estimable and accomplished lutlies of Philadelphia.
I3f Gasri-EVKS. Tho majority of tho,e whuiu
society accepts as gentlemen, oo the fact to tho
skill of the tailor. This being tho co o we boldly
decluro that John E. Suilek has mads moro lueu iu
this section, look liko gentlemen, tbon any other
living man. His patterns, styles and prices nro ol
ways satisfactory. John has just opened another
large lot of goods to accommodate his customers ith
a better assortment than any other establishment in
this section of country.
O'-Tbe attention of our furuiers is invitoj to tho
advertisement of Joseph Ituchtr, in another column.
Mr. Bacher has orectei a largo Brjwery near this
place, and is sow brewing malt liquors which con.
suiues a large amount of barley, and offers to farmers
grcotiuductiniouU) to cultivate this groin, for a homo
market.
ti?-The persons who took away tho axes, span
ners and property of the "Good Inteut Fire Com
pany," and also all papeis, certificates, ie., iu pos
session of members of the Company, are requested
to return the saute to the President without further
notico.
li'-Tbore will be public sale of personal properly
and real cstato at tbo house of T bos. MuUaw, on
Tuesduy next. Seo advertisement in another column
and bills printed at this office.
i
Matches. According to the report of tho Com
missioners of Revenue, one manufacturer purchased
1 0,sy5,000 oue-cent stamps, which wore aflixed to the
aino BAimoer of bunches of mutches, aud paid the
covernmont for the same a tux of $i03,9o0. There
are about fitty cstu'oiisUmeuts iu the United Elates,
which will prod use next year ubout three hundred
slid fifty iniltioi.s ol bunshes, yielding a fovwuo o
three and a bulf millions of dollars at oro cent each
tjTuis Lauy's Fui.vv. The April number of
this valuable Muguiiua is on our table. The steal
engraving, "Waking," is splendid, while the fashion
plate is unsurpassed. The reading is of the choicest
literature, lae work table for embroidery, dresses,
co., we oouimeod W the iudustrious fair.
Price $2,&0e year 2 copies for $1.00. Address
Deacon A Peterson, 3H) WuUil; suect, Philadelphia.
lV lb work of bono, tor oil, ceur New Berlin,
is now beiog pro ejuied. The Middieburg Tribune
thinks the prospjoi fur sjikiu oil is good.
Peter iby, cgii.t vih,iu iLeGniud Jury of
enyuer county has touud a true bill for the murder
f bis wife, u to be tried at M'iy court.
Lst"Cavtio!. Be particularly oareful to avoid
sudden exposure A few days siuoe. Dr. David
Jayne, of Philadelphia, tempted by a mild air, went
into a neighbor's house wearing a tbiu coal, and
Uppers : be was smitten with typhoid pneumonia,
aud in a week was dead.
llTbe LewUburg "Chroniole" says the eugi
not rs are locating the Railroad through the inouu
tains, asd uudeistaod it is their ioUatiou to locate
it aloo.Jio whole rulw as pte lily as poMible.
ty Ftai. On Wednesday night, about twelve
o'olook, onr eltisens war startled by the bry ef fire'.
The Are originated from eparks thrown by a looomo
tire on the roof of the Shamokln Valley A Potlsville
Railroad officer, at the crossing, In Deer street A
high wind prevailed at the time, and before the
eitiiens oonld render any sorrioo, the 0mos couimu
nioated with the adjoining buildings. First was the
freight warehouse of J. B. Weiser, then the large
tannery of Messrs. Buoher Brothers, late F. Buohcr
A Son. The boat was intense, and it was with great
difficulty that the large barn bslbnglhg to tho estate
of Geo. Welsor, dbe'd.', was SaVcd. The buildings
burned fapidiyj and were entirely consumed, as they
were of frame material. Wo learn that but little
was rescued besides the books.
The firemen were active but, unfortunately, as at
the last fire, wore unable to rondor much assistance.
Wo think It should oonvinoo our oititens that a reg
ularly organised fire department is much needed
in this place. During the past four years little or no
attention was paid to keeping up the. companies or
their engines. The how members whe have connec
ted thoniBclvci with the companies novo not boon
properly drilled, owing to tho want of a plneo to hold
their meetings, and to become acquainted with duties
which devolve upon them when oalled into active
servico. Something should be done at once towards
such an organisation. Engl no houses should bo
erected, whero firemen can keep their engines in
order, and property holders should connect them
selves with the Company and acquaint themselvos
with tho work, and their place of duty, where they
can render service in base of fire. It cannot be ex
pected of a few men to do the work whilo they stand
and look on. ' It should bo the duly of all to lend a
helping hand during a fire. Let a man be appointed
as chief of tho department, and ho give Or dors how
to proceed in the work, be obeyed ty those having
charge of the engines, and not allow themselves to
become confused by olhorl outride of the depart
ment, who becomo eicitod,'
P. S. Since writing the abeto, We havo been
requested tomato that a town meeting will be held
this (Friday), evening, at the Court House, to
tuko action in organising a lira department. Etcry
citizen should turnout who feels any interest in the
lives of our citirons and the preservation of their
property. Tbo young men aro particularly re
quested to attend.
-
fiV MlKlSTEHlAL APrOlNTMKSTS. Last BttltU
luoro M; E. Couforenoe. This body which has teen
holding its sessions in Williamsport rocently, have
made the following appointments for this (Northum
berland) District :
Presiding Elder. JeiiM Gcvan.
vt'itlinrtsport, Pine street t M Reese, W W Evans.
Williamsport, Aul berry street 11 13 uuilin, EJ
Gray, &'.
Montoursviflo A M CrciglitoH.
Muncy D Castlcman, one to bo Eiipplicd.
Lowisburg W R Mills.
MilHinbnrg N W Coloburn.
Northumberland 11 U Dill.
Sunbury J Anderson, E Shoemaker.
oelinsgrovo J W Olewino.
lJanville J M'Kcndroo Reily
Elysburg J Forroit, J MAkers.
SUamokiu F U Kiddle.
Mount C'urincl J Mullin.
Ashland R F Stevens, I C Stevens, Sup;
Caltawiwa S J ciwrMhw. T) (t Jnhn Kn
liloomsburg R E Wilson.
Espy and Light street A M Barnits
Berwick J A Uere, W U NoreroM.
Oiungf ville W C Hester, ono to be supplied.
Bloomingdule M P Crostbwaite, ono to be supplied
Jcansvillo J F Porter, U H Day.
Beaver Meadow U T Gray.
White Haven S Shannon;
Laporte Ono to bo supplied.
T Milvbell, President, J T Davis,
ilhamsport Dickinson Seminary, members Mul
berry street Quarterly Conference.
I II Torrenoo, Secretary of Pennsylvania Biblo
Society, member of Sunbury Qurterly Conferonce.
IThb Natiomal Saloon, kept by J. W. Bill
man A Co., in market square, near tho railroad, is
kept up fa good style. Our friend Billman is al
ways on hand to catcer for tho inner man, and fur
nishes his customers with the be.-t iu tho murket.
I5 Ri:sinVALS. As the first of April is near at
Land, wo request our subscribers who Intend
changing their placet ofTeiidcnee,' to notify us of the
change, stating where from and to what Post office
thoy desire their papers sent to, so wc can mako the
correction in our boo It.
IJSome eitisens of Mitflii.burg proposo to orga
nize a Woolen Manufacturing Company.
rF'Hr IfcHry Harper, 520 Arch St., riillad'u.
has in Store a largo Slock of Watches, Kino Jewelry
Silver Ware., Ac., Ac, which he is selling nt reduced
prices. Read his card.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
30o"bushels" of" barley seed;
FOR SALE.
J.WHMLUS who desire to cultivuto Barley, can
1 procure the seed of the undersigned, at tho Cold
Spring Brewery, in Upper Augusta township, near
Sunbui v. 'i lie highest market price will be paid for
all Barley raised iu this vicinity.
JOSDP1I BACHER.
Sunbury, March 21, 1600.
UENHV lIAHt-EIt,
540 AIU'El K'ritI21?T,
PHILADELPHIA.
WATCHES,
Fine Gold JEWEI.Rf ,
Solid SILVER WARE,
ami Superior SILVER PLATED WARE, at Re-
n rrn Prices !
March 24, IsOO. 3m.
lMilIadrlphla
V.rie. Itnllroad.
ri"UIIS irreat ltna trarerHufl tha Vnrfh urn tin. I Knr!H
X west counties ed rcnrwylvauia to tie city of Erie
on Liuae r.ri.
It has been leased and is operated bv the Pennsvl.
ruuiu Railroad Company.
lime ut i ussenger truins at nunbury,
Leave Eastward.
Erie Mail Train, 11.40 p.m.
Erie Express Train, 4 15 a m.
tluiira Mail Train, 10 10 a m.
Leave Wislwaid.
Erie Mail Train, 4. SO am.
Erie Express Train, i.tiSpu.
Elmiia Mail Tram, 4 25 u. ui.
Passenger cars run throuub on the Erie Mail ami
Express trains without chunge both ways between
roiiaueipnia anu r.rie.
Leave New York at 9 0U a m, arrive at Frio 91 fi a
m. Leave trie at t .w p m., arrive at New iork
a. 40 p.m.
ELEGANT SLEEPING CAUS on all Nii'ht Trains.
ror information rcspeeting Passenger business
apply at Cor. 30th and Market St., Philadelphia.
And for l'reigbt businenaof the Company's Agents,
o. u. ivingsiou, oi., bor. utn una market fit.,
Philadelphia.
J. W. Reynolds, Erie.
William Brown, Agent N. C. R. R., Baltimore.
II. H. Hocstox,
Gen'l Freight Agt. Pbilada.
II. W. GwiNMKa,
Gen'l Ticket Ag't., Pbilada.
A. L. TYLER,
Gen'l Manager, Williamsport.
Starch U, 18ffff. '
FISHING TACKLEI
JOHN KRIDEE.
North East Corner Second A Walnut Streets.,
PHILADELPHIA.
JUST in receipt of a Sue selected stock of cheap
and fancy FISHING TAjCKLE, of all descrip
tions, suitable tor the rivers and brooks ol thai Stale,
tu wuicu wv iutih nit twiuuDu of vu sioreacepors.
March 17, 1&S6 3m
E
? y. Ct4 AUU. A, C'U.r
BANKERS.
NO. 35 SOITU 3D STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
ws orra roasALs
Morris A Essex Railroad 7 per oent. Bonds.
Control Paoifie R. R. 'a interest payable in Gold
.MW lork.
V. B. 30 years 6 i interest in ourrency IwueA to the
Paoifio Railroad Company.
These bonds are all for sale vtry low.
tiooks bouitht and sold
' tecurities of all kinds bought aud sold.
' March 17, 1S0. 3m
HORACE GREELEY'S
HISTOrtY OF THE WAR "THE AMERICAN
CONFLICT," IN TWO VOL. lileganlly
illustrated with 144 portraits bn steel ( numerous
maps and diagrams of battle-fields Stews', eto.
lttS.OUO oopies sold.
Volume I. of this History, published klmqst two
years later than the first pari of neurit evtry ythcr,
already inoludea smong its patrons full t5,0o0 of. tlx
purchaseraof those early works, and is eveiywheie
reoognited as the highest authority, even by the
author's political opponents. .
Volume II. wit! ba ready in a few moutlu at
the earliest day on which a well-prepared histoi y of
tho war ean be obtained. Tho ontire work, inimita
ble alike in oxoellenooof plan and detail, will ba
vastly superior to any of those now completed, (most
of which were "coin pletod" long before (J on. Grant 's
report was made,) and by far the most tulislaotoi y
History of the Into stupendous struggle altogether
unequalled for olearness, fullness, and aoouruoy of
statements, combined with oandor and graphio de
lineation of evonts.
!,. If completed as designed, tho work will bo au
thority as to tho events of the most wonderful era
in the ,Mtipry of the Country. A. U. Ciiirix,
Govcrnbr pf Pn..
It would bo iliflieult to plaootoo high an estimate
on thoservioe Jlr. Greeley has renderodour country
by the preparation of this volumo. I
await tho forthcoming of tho second volumo with
oagcrcxpcatntion.-Wii.LIAM D. Kellky, M. C.
It bears the marks of labor, studied candor and
acouraey. William H.Srwxnn, Seoreury of Stnte
The narrative is simplo and olear, with so much of
the spirit in it that is next to impossible not to retid
a who'lo ehnptor without stopping. It
will bo, and ought to be fend by all rjur country,
men. Eiioar CowA.". V. E. Senate,
Its accuracy gives It a ValUe jieyd'nd any other
history of that eventful period. The great industry
and impartiality ot Mr. Giecley Will rtiake this tito
text of all future histories of tho Great Rebellion
TsAnnet s Stkvkns, M. C.
Of all the Histories of the Great Rebellion which
I have examined, this ono seems to me tho best !n
the copiousness of its antecedents and concurrent
Congressional Records, as well as of the events of tho
war itself. Scaur lb at Colfax, Speaker U. S.
House of Representatives.
Volume II. will be acoompanleJ (without extra
charge,) by an elegant copperplate Map of the Seat
of War, worth $1 .00. Sold only by traveling agent.
Address 0 D. CASE A CO., Publishers,
Hartford, Conn.
Mafcli 10, ISBJ.-lt
PUBLIC SALET
WILL be told at public solo at the Commissioners'
Ofiii'ts In Sunbury, on Saturday tho 24th ilnv
of March. 18M, to tho highest bidder, the Ol.S)
COt'lM' IIOl SI , as it stands.
JOS. GASH. )
HUGH MARTIN, Jcotnm'crs
JOHN ECKMAX, J
Cn.is. Wravcr, Clerk.
Com'rs Ollice, Sunbury, March 3, lS6fl.
Tliv l.'siIwrNnl l'ittli I'ioslci- U21
1Iii1iionm .llasiH lockot 'os;i
pnuivsj. GUIDE FOR ALL PEOPLE To ALL
2 subjects, aud to all lands. "Mi i-tum tN Pa n ao. "
i ...... jiu. vii jvu, rjiii., nuiuivn uty n,iuu
your knitting, Boys, bang up your skates, and ex
amine it, then put tho bonk in your pocket for rendy
rcicmuvciuu u ui, jour rrny.
en.iiE.i-- iun.i.i.n, i-uutisner,
No. 522 Broadway. N. V.
Sold bv Book and News dealers everywhere
Price $1.00, in Gilt. $1,25. .
An ageut wanted iu every city and county in tho
uilcd Stute Address
Her. M. N. OLMSTEAD,
No. 98 Park Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
March 3, 1S00. 3m
SSfAgents Wanted..
Now in Press nnd will be Ready Soon !
HEADLBY'S
HISTORY OF THE WAR,
COMPLETE in two Volumes. Also Issued cota
plete in Ono Volumo. Tho best, choancnt. most
interesting, popular and valuablo History of the Re
bellion published, which is fully attested by the en
ormous sale it has reached of 300.000 Volumes, and
is now selling with increased rapidity.
Sold only by Subscription. Exclusive territory
given. For full particulars send fur Circulur.
Aaures
AMERICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
143 Asylum Street, Hartford, Corn.
SrRA.Tox A Bi HR, Agents,
March 3, I860. lm
Ho, for Sunbury!
WILLIAM W. AFSLEYS
M llOlCNIllO
Boot, Shoe and Trunk
WAREHOUSE
4t ns tii t.i.
WM. W. APSLEY has just opeuod a NEW
STOKE iu the well-knTTii house of Mrs. Boul
ton, iu Market street, and ofiers to the citumis of
Sunbury aud neighboring towua, 1IUOTS A t-UOJ.S
of the best quality and workmanship. Ho having
made arrangements with first-class manufacturers
to supply Ihe best quality of goods.
In the Wholesale Department ho calls tho atten
tion of Cofintry Storekeeper t his fine stock, which
vtlll be sold at the lowest whoic'alu prices, thus ena
bling Itotuil Deitlers to Bavo expen.-o of visiting the
Cities to replenish their stock.
In the Ketail Demrtment ean be found BOUTS,
6H(ES, TML'NKS, VALISKri. 4c, which, in prbe,
at these times, are without a parallel.
The stock of Ladies' Wear is superior in style and
Workmanship than is usually fouud in country lown,
embracing gems of Belmoruls. splendid CongrL';s
Gaiters, and fancy shoes of every kind.
W. W. A. also calls attuutiun to his largestock of
Men's wear, ot'latest stylos, thut will til any foot
with case and Sotufort.
Conic One ! i onic Al ! '
Sunbury, March 10th, lBOtl.
SUNBURY CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
A DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL
FOU yolNCi I.ADIKS AM) YOUNG MKN,
SUNBURY. PENN'A.
Iustructors.
ItKV. S. S. Mili.kr, A. M ) . . ,
Kev. W. C.CKEiiEa.A.M. J I rmcipals.
Mies S. E. row tns, Assistuut Teacher.
TIIE first quarter ot rho onove institution wtll
open MO.NDAY, APHI1L lfllh, lHotl, ut tfl
A. M
For further particulars, ajply to or address tho
l'lUSCIPAEd.
Sunbury, Murch 10, 1800. 3m
REAL mm AGENCY.
OFFICE, MARKET STttEET,
Sunbury, Pcun'a.
GW. 1IAUPT, Etq., having taking out licanso,
, under the United States excise Laws, as Ileal
Estate Ageut, oilers for sale the following property,
Ui wit:
Sixty ifiOl good building lots and five (i) dwelling
housed, in the borough of Suubury.
Alarm in Upper .Augusta tuwuahip, containing
100 acres, more or lcm.
A small farm containing 30 sores, uiorc or lees,
about one mile from Paxiuos, ttauwokin Uiwuship.
A small form containing 52 acres, more or loss.iu
Irish Valley, Sbamokiu townihip. Tlrers are good
buildings on these three farms.
Suubury, March 10, IStW. tf.
SUNBURY STEAM MILLS.
NOTICE 1
TI'UIE undersigned wonld respectfully inform the
1 citizens ol Sunbury aud vicinity, that they have
bought the Sunbury Steam Mill, turmerly owned by
J. C. Morgan, and will take possession on the first
day of April. When they will be prepared to fur
Dish their customers with the best of Hour and feed
at the shortest notice. We will be thankful to our
old customers for a continuance of their patro
nage and also ask the patronage of new ones.
AH1EU, 1'ENfc.YL A CO.
Buubury, March 10, lSStl ot
Vff Ts rt em 7t " i W rrY rv nvrn 7
(Late Buehler House.):
. iailRISRVRO', PENJS'A. ,
rpUIe) well-koown hotel has not only been extend
J. ed but has been greatly altered and newly fit up
by the present proprietor, and is now one of the
most comtorlable asd convenient hotels in Harris
burg.
March 10, 1840. ly
SADLER AM) HARNESS
M A.N UK AriTUKEH.
J". STROH
Deer flit cot, 6ppoito th Central Hotel,
f.fJXnUKY.- l'KNN'A.
I l Jlt.V.',.'lj1s friends and tho public that hnrin
i cine 'J tj .his new ttstirhlishment, and extenrled
hno ct' i.ui::iess. is now prepared to manufacture
more c iv.ly, and iutitwall to call and rxiiiuilos
his lui'u ainoilmsntof
SsJIf, llarne,. Collars.
Whl, - ( Cooinlon ana .Fancy Fly-Neils,
Dltlkkv'iji, HuAnloo and Faucy liobiH,
Ilnfro Oilibs, Sleigh-Bidls, Safldlc, Darned n'nd
Couch Trinuuinga for uinnnfautuieri'.
LIVjV.UYI LIVEUYI! MVEHY11!
In connection with the aboVc lie )ias alto a Livery
Stable, good aud pale Horses, Biiggiej. and Convoy,
aiiccn, which are hlicd at reasohuLle rates. '
AUCTIONEER!
He isalsn n Ltcenped Anetlonoer, an'd will attend
to nil biiMncs onlruslud to bis care.
A'unlmry, March 3, 110 8m
'i' i v i: .
The public are hereby rtotifled not to take up. or
in Boy way interlerewilh saw lns found afloat pu the
.Suiiuiilinnnn Rivar below Williiiiuspurt in the en
suing spring freshot, or ai any time during t'uo pre
sent your, ni all the Ii)g5 in the river below tlint point
arc intended to be driven to Havre-Do Graco, Md.
D. W. SMITH.
A.-o. P. doim;i?,
DUDLEY DLANCHARD.
Vommtllti.
Williamsport, Fob. 24, 1SC0. 2iu. .
Leather ! Leather !
NEW FIRM 1
."pIIE partnerFhip of F. BueherA Son, having been
X diraolVsd on the 1st of February, IHfiti. Tho
UtlderFijed have enter el into partnership in tho
I'Hiniinx Hint 'll-v- ili: IIiikIiiCmx,
tinder the firm and name of BUCHER BROTHERS,
and will cnosUwJx ':T sw. hand all kinds of
HolcLrntltcr, Etlfs Call' KMii, .Uo.
roccos vriall klatlw, Uiiin
al. Xisnrllug',
atthcold etand adjoining Ebouiokiu Valley Rail"
road Depot, Sutbury, Pa.
Market prioe paid for Bark, iiii'.oj nnd Sttins.
Than kf ui for the patronage extended to us in tko
late firm of I'. Iluchor Sou, we respoctfully solicit
a conliuuauce of tlx c.
J. WEISEll BUCHER.
K. MASSElt BUC'lIEll.
Sunburv. Feb. 10, lSMJ.
"ATI HOOVER,
Kallrotitl St i-cvii m!mc Mlai-liol,
KCAH TUK CENTRAL 1JOTLL,
SUNBURY,. PA.
RESI'ECTFULLY invites his friends nnd tho
public gtnornlly, to call and examine his largo
utsortuicnts ol li bufore purchasing elsewhere.
Hit Ktoi-h ' mh of ICi-iiiidicH.
ViaU, ISoU .lul Ji:i, 4 in,,
lite EC u m, .Tlwtionfjiilsflu tint!
ICourlrOii ofllie lit-ot iiaili
I J . 1 iiiCM, 4;ilr, Vine
pur, Ac, Aio.
Farmers, Hotel Keepers, and others are invited to
rnll, n his stock is genuine, and will render ginernl
satisfaction.
Suulmry, February !i; 1S0ri.
0J8
IIO OPS K IUT s ,
U29
EOPKIN'S Make."
Ma MTArn'REn and Sold M'ltot.rsALB A Hi:tail,
Ko 628 AIIC'H Street, Philadelphia.
The most couipleto n;-.rtnieut of Ladies' Mioses'
and Children's Hoop Skirts, in this City; gotten up
expressly to meet tbo wants of First Class Trade ;
embracing the newest and most dcsiroblc style and
siseaof '-Ooro Trails," of every length from 2; to
4 yds round, 20 to i6 Springs, ot 2 to $b 00. Plain
Skirts, all lengths, from 2j tod yards round the bot
tom, Htfl 4lto (3 15.
Our line of Misses' and Children's Skirts, arc pro
verbially beyond all eompctitien, for variety of
styles and aiios as well nt for finish and durability ;
varying from 6 to 33 inches in length. 6 to 46 Springs
at 35 cents to $2 24. All Skirts ol "Our Own Make,''
aro ,it runted to give satisfaction ; bvt Buy none as
such, unless they have. "Uu kin's li mp Skirt Munu
factory, No. b2n Arch Street," Stamped on each Tab !
AUo, constantly ou hand, good Skins, .iimut;ic
tured iu New York, and tho Eastern States which we
sell at very low Prices. A lot of chesp Skirts li
spring, bo cants; ;'0 springs, SI 00 Si springs,
$1 15 30 springs, fl .", and 40 rprings f 1 Jt).
t if Skir' 'aftt '."nd Kepurcd.
i ir "i Ki.iij Casu One Price uuiy !
March .'!, I Stiff im
EATING & LODGING IIoUSE !
A SVvv rr;i .urlh of I he IiMt,
NL'.'VHt KY, IM,
HOT MEALS AT ALL liol'IlS, DAY AND Mijllf.
Sunbury, Jan. 20, laotf. !
if .V'u tau g.oj Tin. Ware, go to SMITH .t
CiEM il.U'o New Chop. or 3.
(iltOCEUiaS ! GROCERIES
Mrs. Ui-liAU A. L'lJilPSOlT,
Vuor:!.U;ry fiif, nut of the -Y. C. J A
si: NliL' K y", I'A.,
1i:SPECTn:M,T ii '..rii.s her Iricnds ai.d the
V) I ublic generally, thuUhuhns just openoj alnre
asortiucnt of FHKsll 4jissri, such as
TEAS, COFFEE, SUGA1J, MOLAS
tES, ITS II, ,SALT,-&C.
Pure Cider Vinegar, Fruit Jar?, Ulassware, and
a variety of Ladies' Ti-imuiings. Fans, Tlirea l Neck.
Ties, HundkeMiitf. Ac to which sbe invites iJl to
examine bet. -re purchasing elsewhere.
Sunbury, Feb. 10, lb'jO Oui
leiTi-nlors. Oiliocw.
D'EPIXUEIL A KVAXA,
ClVll. ExiIlNKEhS AM) Pati:xt JSoLK'ITOllS.
No. 4.'3 Walnnt street, i'lilladclphia.
Pulents Kolic'ite.l consultations on l'nginefi ing,
Draughting and Sketches. Models and Machinery of
all kind; mnJo nr.d skilfully attrinled to. Special
attention given to rejected eases und inlei fereiiees.
Authentic o ipics of nil Documents from i'atent Of
fice procured. K. B. Save yourselves useless trouble
und travelling expenses, as there is no artunl need
for personal interview with us. All business with
thcoo Orii:,b can bo Iransueted in writing. Fur fur
ther iufui matiou direct us abovo, with t-tauip cuclo.-Lvl,
for Ciroular with references.
Feb'Uiry 3, Ibtio ly.
AtiiiissiMi-iiloi-i .Xulict-.
"M'OTICE is hereby giron.thnt letters ofA lmiuis
X tiutiun having been grunVi! to tho undersigned
ou tho estato,cf l'cter K juiplc, Lite of l"n er Mahn
uoy township, Noribuiul cil-ird county, Pa., dee'd.
Ail persons indebted itrvrciticsie.l to imtke iiuiuedi
ate payment, and tliose ha ii.g cluimo to present
tucm lursettlemcut.
ANPK.aV DITTY, Adm'r.
Lower Meiioy twp.. Feb. Itl, IdlW tit
m-5 l.lt, i UMie
Will d i more and better work at o i cn Cost, than
any other! Try it ! Maniilaerure 1 oidv by
ZIEiiLkK & SMITH,
Whohmle Drug, Puint A tibisi Dealers.
. No. 1.17 Norih T1UUD street, Philadelphia.
Junuuiy 7, ISjO -ly.
ttcsitliiii;' IJni'i-al.
WINTER AURASGEMEXT.
tiov 7thjl8U5.
GREAT TKUNK I.IXE- from tho North ami
Jorth-West for Philadelphia, New York, Head
ing, Potlsville, Lebanon, Alleutoivu. Eaton, Ao.
Trains leave Hiirrlsburj fur Xew-Yia-k, as fol
lows : 3.00, T 2a and tl.fli A. M. and 1.44 and V .00
P..M-, arriving at .cw York at 5.40 and 10-00 A. M.
and 3.40 and lu 35 P. M., eoiiLecting nith siiuilur
Traius on the Pennsylvania Knilrc.kJ ; Sleeping Cars
aceouipunying the 3.00 ui-d VX'i A. M. Iruius, with
out cUexge.
Leave hr Itcufing, PotU-ville, Tuir.aqna, Mineis
ville, Ashland, Pine virove, Alltntown und Pbiladol.
phia at 7.5 A. M. iil.4.:i and 9.00 P. M., stopping
at Ltbimuu aud principal stations; tl.otloo pin
Train making to close eohiieetious for Pottsvillc,
uor Philudolphiu. For Potlsville. Schuylkill Uuven
and Auburn, via Schuylkill aud husqui. iiaiuia lluil
road. luave Harrisburg at 4 00 p. in.
Returning : Leave New York at 9.00 a. m., 12:00
Nonn at b.oe p. m ; Philadelphia at 6 00 a. m. and
3 30 p. as. Poltsville al P. 39 a.m. aud 2 45 n ui ;
Ashland (.00 and 11.45 a. ju. and 115 p. m ; Taiuu
qua at 7.35 a in. and 1 40 p. ui.
Leave Potlsville fur Harrisburg via Schuylkill and
Eusquehauua Kailrood at 6 45 a. m.
Kesdibg Aceommodation Train leaves Beading at
S. 30 A. M. returning from Philadelphia at 4.30
P. N.
Columbia Railroad Truics leave Heading at (11
A. M. und I.U P. M- fur Ephrata, Litis, Lancaster
.ulun.i.u, so.
1 Ou aundays : Leave Xw York at 8 P. M., Pbila
I deiphia3.15 P M. I:,i.t:,vit eb.00 A. M , .Tamaqua 8
A M, lUrribi,.L- 7 A M aud Heudiug at 1 A. M.
fur ilarrinbur.;, M.jJ a m. fur iiew York.
I . Coiumula'ivu. .tiikaea, Soason, and Exeureioo
Tickets, at reduneJ raws U and from all points,
i lirii yUecki.d n-.-oukli-. at) VouaUs liti age al.
' lowea ott. i K.-ir
O A. KICOLL8,
' -ejr-vl 8ure'rintundtut'
: . iKi i,
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
iQFtA.XT Sc BROTHBB,
Sbiirrn A. holn:ilu V ICftuU .
ISiMilct-Nin t
miiti: V l;H Ann COAL,
In ovory variity.
Fulo Aceiiti, westward, of tho Celebrated Heuty
ClayCoaT.
I.nwan Wmaup, Ku.NBfRY, Pa.
Pnrl.iirv. .Inn. 13. 1800.
CONSTITUTION WAT1SR.
Tho eptonishinij results which lias attended this
invaluiiblo lucdicino pitives it tolo the niott perfect
remedy over discovered. I?o language can convey
anadiqunto idea nf the imrnediuto and almost mi
raculous chango which it ocoasious to the debilitated
and ahnlterod system. In fact it stands unrivalled
as remedy for tho permanent bare of Diabetes,
Impotenoy.' Loss of Miuculnr Energy, Physical Pros
tration. Indigestion, Kon-retcntiou or Incontinence
of Urine, Irritation, Intlaination or Ulceration oi the
Illadderaud kidneys, Diseases nf ihe Prostrate Oland,
Stone in the II. adder, Calculus, tiravel, or Uriekdust
Denosit, and all diseases or affection of the tlladdor
and Kidneys, and Dropsical 5Jwclliiigs existiug in
Men, Women, or Children.
1'or tli one I!miimch ttrculliir to I'c
iiiul, l'ositittton lVtiliii in
it Sovci-elK-it tCcmcdy.
Thcso Irregularities are the causo of frequently re
curring diseoso, and through neglect the seeds of
more grave and dungorou3 maladies aro the result;
and as month after inon:h posses without an effort
being made to assist nature, tho difficulty becomes
ohrontc, the patient gradually loses her appetite, the
bowols are coustipatd, night sweats come cn, and
consumption finally cods her career.
For stllo by all Druggiits. Price SI.
W. H OltEOQ, A CO. Proprietors.
.lio.icwA. Ac Ai.i.a:,
General Agents. Xo. 4G Cliff stroct, New York.
February 3, IfGil flino.
C:V KEiSU'S' 8'Ott 1HOS.G6.
Iho Crest Invention of the Age in
II OOP SKIRTS.
J. W. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX ELLIP
TIC (cr double) SPUING SKIKT.
This Invention eonsisls of Duplex (or two) Elliptic
Purb Pefint JStecl Springs, ingeuiuusly braided tight
ly and firmly t'Teibcr, edge to edge, making the
toughest, most flexible, clastic and durable Spring
over used. They seldom bend or break, like tho sin
gle Springs, ami consequently prcservo their perfect
nnd beautiful shape more than twico as long ns uny
siniflo spring skirt that ever has or can he fnndo.
The wonderful Gcrilility. mid great comfort and
pleasuro to any lady wear'np the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt will he experienced paf-tt'eu'nrly in all crowded
Asseniblies.Operns, Carriages, li.nl road Cars, Church
Pews, Arm Chairs, for Promcnado and House Dress,
as tho Skirt can be folded when in iiao to occupy n
small place as easily aud conveniently a3 a Silk or
Muslin Di'ess.
A lady having enjoyed tho pleasure, coirfort nud
great convenience nf wearing tho Duplex Esiiptio
Steol Spring Skirt for a single day will never after
wards willingly dispense with their U3e. For Chil
dren. Misses and Young Lr.dits they are superior to
all other;.
The Hoops are covered with 2 ply twisted thread
and wilrwear twico as long as the s!iiirlo yuru cover
ing which is used on all Siuglo Steel Hoop Skirts.
The three bottom rodson overy Skirt are ulso Double
Steel, and twico or iloublo covered to prevent tho
covering from wearing oft tho rods when dragging
down stairs, rtono steps, etc., etc, which tney nro
constantly subject to when in use.
All arc undo of tho new and elegant Corded Tupcs,
and aro tho best qunlily in every part, giving to tho
wearer the most graceful and purled shapo possible,
nnd aro unquestionably the lightest, most desiruble,
comfortable ami economical Skirt ever niado.
WESTS, HKADLEY A CAKfcY. PllOPKIETOIlS
)f tho Invention, and Solo Manufactures. 97 Cham
bers, anil 70 A 81 Ueaile streets, Kew York.
For Sale in nil first-class stores in this City, and
throughout tho United btates and Canada, Havana
do Cuba, Mexico, fc'outh America, and the West
Indies.
IV Innulro f-r Iho Duplex Eiliptio (or double)
Spring fskirt.
Kew York, January 27, 1830 2ino.
rp'IE undersigned respectfully informs h!. friends
L aud tho public that he has changed his place of
loading Freight in Philadelphia from Freed, Ward
A F'recd, Xo. 81 1 Murket Street, to
A.. 3. ACHESON,
(Cc-aiiclision Merchant, deulcr l-i Flour Oraiu, SevVis.
Ac.)
Ao. lOl.-J .vlurUrt St., I'.'iiladt lplii;!,
whero all freight will ba loaded on cars of tho un
dersigned, for Dauphiu, Sunbury, Shomokin, and nl
intervening poirts.
All frcighi will became,! as low as on any other
line. Orders to carry freight respectfully solicited,
Inch will receive prompt attention.
J. 11. WEliEIt.
Sunbury, Jan. 13, 1 Si",0 . 3m.
07 s. wili)KrV"
fSTJTTXlTJ'n'Sr, 2?E3Tlu..
rriuMoui-y, Itrivk und 4 'iirpeiiK-i-Work,-
IWi'avaSim :ici ISt-ptiirisi',
of nil (lr-eripti,,n done in the mist modern styles nnd
substantial manner at Etj'.Tt unties, and lit prices to
suit tiie times
Sunbury, Feb
17,
TOWN LOTS FOR "SALE
(si the IIti-on 3i of Sunbury,
f jUlL undersigned offers ut private salo
tttt TOW I.OHS,
lituntc between Fawn A Deer streets below Whottlo
berry. ,
For terms, Ac., call ou
DAVID CLEMENT.
Fil 1 u y. JnnL27. IF'jfl .'im.
I'lifhuH aciiu A: llIoouisbiirM; atail
OX and after Xov 27th, !SC5, Pos.'cnger Traitrs
will mu as follows :
SCL"inVAKD.
a.m. p.m. r. si.
Leave Soruulon, 5.50 Kl.fio 4 5i
' liiiigston, (5.55 II. 1 6.20
" llupcrt, V ij g J3
" Iiiuiviljo, y.50 0.3o
Arr. Xoithuiuverlaul, 10 Co 10. lj
KOKTHWAlUi.
Leave N'orthiuuber'.uud, 8.00 3.05
" luuvillo, K.40 3 40
" Rupert, V.fj A. M. 4 15
" Kingston, 2 35 b..") 0.55
Arr. at Sciuiitou, 3 44 U 35 8.10
Trains leaving Kingston at S '.'0 A. M. for Seran
ton, C'liineet with I rain arriving at Now York at 5. 20
Leaving Noithuuiberlund a: t.v9 A. M. and Kings
ton 3.3(1 P. M. e uiuect with tho lraiu arriving at
.New York at 10 65 P. SI.
Piusciig.il taking Train South firm Scnnton at
& 5(1 A. SI. via Mm tbuuib'irliind, reach Hnrrisburg
12.30 P. SI . liHliin.oio 5. Mil P. M., Washington 10..
00 P. SI. vialiupert reuch Philadelphia at 7.U0 p. m.
11. A. 10XDA, Sup t.
Kingston, Xov. 25, ISdS.
lj.-'E'S WA.Vri:i M' 'I'AliU
XI Orders for (ho best nellin" bonk notf published.
TUKlLLIXtJ n'oiuts OF TliK UltCAT
liEDKLLlOX.
CuiupridiiK heroic adveutures and hair-brcadth es
capes of Sddiors, Scouts. .Spies and Kefuces ; dar
inj; exploits of riiuu;ylers, Uuurillns, Desperudues
und ulhers; Tales of Loyal mil Dihyul Women:
Stories of tho Ncc.ro, Ac, Ac. with incidents of
l'un und Merriment in Cunip uud Field lty Lieut.
Cotoucl Charles S. tlroeno, lutu ol alio Vniitd .States
Army, lluu.lsouiely illustrated ?;ilh engravings ou
bteil and iu oil colors.
Scud for circular and seo the liberal tcruu; oCcrcd
CllAS. S lillEL'NK A CO .I'lih Ushers
NolSl S. ihd btrect.'TLilaiielphia.
Feb. 21, ltSCO (t.
AUBKOTYPE AKD PilOTjaaAPH
Over J. Buwen's Store, wrner Market A l aniibts.
BtTNBUIiy.PA., .
C KYEKLY, inforuis bis friends aud the public
svnt,rallv. that hois Inl.iuc Air'r.iits in the
I bct stylo and meaner at his tiulmyl.; iho aboo
I' place.
AMBKOTYFES AND I'llolOUUAl'lIS,
arc taken in evei y stylo ol Iho Art, thut cuunut te
surpassed iu 'h .Stnlo. lUviuj vtral year's expo
ru uoe, ne win givu suuiiacuuu u. no cnarge.
Cnpius will be tuken trout all stylus uf Pictures.
Give him a oull. Iliuiuiuber, over aoacu s stcrc,
bunbury, June 17,lboo.
fS- BOO ri;lt VI'.All! We want
, agents cvtry whore to sell our im.
raovao tC eewiut; ilnchitus. ibreo now kinds.
L'pper and upper find. Warrimiod five years.
Abovoaalur or large eominhMoea paid. The ovLr
uaohinesseld in I'oiibd biates lor lwa Ittm 10,
whoh are fully lio.u,ed by How u, W hauler A Wil
son, Graver A Baker, Sitgut A Co., aad Bachelder.
All other cheap maohices ax lufriegeuieuu sod the
Seller or user are liable to arret, sno, and imprison
must. Circulars Iree. Addrtw, or call upon bhaw
Clark, Eiiluloid. Maiue i2i Ir
moo
CONSTITUTION
LIFE SYRUP.
A positive itfai speelflo remedy for all diseases ori
ninatlnff from on IrnnurM thtA of the lllcoil. antl
for f II (licroditC-r) Diseoj' transmitted from parent
, to child. '
BCKOPULA i
STltl'MA, OLA DI.LAR SWELLINGS.
t'LCEHATUN. KIXO'.S V II,
EUYSI PELA.S, SALT ltHEL'Si.
Till, ftttnt fl,..r.lt.r. ...l . .... . ...
7, . . y wull"'j n,.uui,i-i,.f Dinne lite
' untold misery, is by all usual medical rcn.i-dii
j KIIEUMATISM. !
j Iftbero isanyilisoaso in which the Conflilutkn
Life syrup is a sovereign, it is iu rheumatism aiid
I its kindred affection. Tha most intense pains are
almost instantly alleviated nnonuous swellings ;0
' rrHneeil. fN.. .-I,,.,..,;.. ..m -i
. . -t ............ v ... ,.,Lailvi,.,t u( ininiT
thirty years standing have been cured.
' NKIlVtTUdXES?!.
! Xerious Debility, Shattered Xerret,
tit. Vitus Dunce, Loss of Power,
Confusion of Thoughts, Epilepsy,
Thousand who havo sutfered for vearJ will bleM
the day on which they read these lines. Particular
ly to wi,k. suQering women will this medicine prove
an ine.itimablo blessing dim-ling their fobtslcps to
a Hope which fulfills more than iu promises.
MEIICUHIAL DISEASE.''.
Salivation, Hotting of llonns,
Had Complexion, Achesin Itotied, . .
Feeling of Wcoiincss. Doprewien jf Spirits.
Jft1
Constitution Life Syrup purges thosvstcm entirely
from all iho evil effects f Mercury, "removing the
lifld Dreaih, curing tho Weak Joiul." nnd Uheumalic
Pa ItiB,.' Itinl, ,1... .. .. .r r'.i i . .
, . . ..., ,. , UJl vl u,,,,,,,;, lggUlO lOlirOUUCO.
j It hardens spongy Guins and socuros thu Teeth os
j as firmly us ever.
! CONSTITUTION LII'K SYIIUP.
! Eradicates, root and branch, nil Eruptho Disease:!,
I of the skin liko
! L'LCKHS, PIMPLES, BLOTCIIKS,
I and all otliAr difficulties 0r this kind, which so much
I disfigure the outward nppoarance.of loth luulua and
i females, often Inuking iliein a i!;-,;u.niiig ot'j'jct to
n.iw.tivg Mil-., lljvi ltlt!ltS.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Cures all Swelling of the Glands.
Either of the Fae. X.
Mould be taken as soon as tbo swolling is dotcctod,
! thus preventing their breaking, and producing trou-
PlesuinedisuhaijjiL':; "ores, nhich disflguro so many
: of liio younger portion of the comrnuAty, from six
! to twenty years of ago. Young children are very
I subject 10 disclinr0'tj iVctn tbo ears, which doponils
ujion a scrofulous constitution. These caies soa
recover by taking a few dotes of the Lite .Vjrup.
All s.irofulMts poisons sufl'eiing froiii g'cncral De
bility, DyspepU mid Dropsey of the limbs, abdomen,
and in the female, Dropsev of tho ovaries and womb,
generally accompanied with lnfb.maliun nnd Ulcer,
atiunof iho Uterus, ure permanently cured by Cn.
stilulion Lite Syrup. The iliseuso known as'tiuitre
or Swellcl Xvek, the Life yrup v ill remove en.
tiiely. '1 bo remedy should be taaeu f..r some tiuia,
us the dis.iaio is uxcceiliugly chronic m.I stubborn,
und will nut be removed without cxtru effort
Tumors of the OvnriP, 'luinors of tho Iln list, and
swelling of othei gluuds of tho LoJv, will bo com
pletely reduced without resorting w the kuifo, or
operations of an y kiud.
I
J El ileptic' ;j, symputhetio or orgai.i diseases of
j the heart, as' palpitation, diseases i f tho valves, pro
i dueing n grating or tiling wuiid, dropsy of the heart
I Cui'u and all thu ullVctious of this important organ
j (pci.soos sutleiiiig from any acute puiu iu the region
ot tho heart), will bo greatly relieved by Constitu
tion Lite Svrun.
tiruken-bown and Delicate CoustitutLins sulicriii';
uuiu inuisposiiiuu lo i..etllon. J'lilli ia tho Duck
l.DSS Of M,.,,.rirv .,nr..lu..l i .. 11..... ..I .,!
----- - ..r,-, vl , iiaiiuiy,
rtarof lnsca.-e, Iiiiuuess oi Vision. Drv. Ili.r ck!n
4u,y sMsviu-c, i"iiuit;iu ui niuii, i."ry, jioi iK!ti
mi'i i'xtr'iniiicst Want of tSloep, liottfosius,
llat'iird CouutuuNiico.aiul La!.sitiUij cl' tho Alusou
Ur ty.-tciu. all reciuiio iho aiJ o! th Cunstitmiou
lii'e byl up.
R
FOR ALL F 0 It M S 0 1'
ULCERATIVE DISEASES,
Fither of the Xose. Throat, Toiiu, S'iuo. Forehead,
orKculp, no remedy bus evcrpioved ilseii'al.
Moth I'nlches upon the teuiulo faoo depeudinj
ujioii Iho discued nciiou of iho liver nrc very uu
pleasant lo Iho youu wii't, and mother. A few bot
tles oi Coutituliou Life M'i up, v. ill coiTct tho uo
crotiou aud ruuiovc the dcpoa'.t wbi:'a is directly
under the skin.
In the diseases of the Liver, giving rise to Lan
guor, Dixiiucss, Indicntiou. Wcnk fiiouiacb or an
ulceruted or eaiicumus condition ot that ornu, ac
companied uith buruiug or other unpljusaiit sym
1. 1 ins, will be iclictcu by the tu-c v!' Cjn'iitution
Life Syrup.
u
I tZf A a general Wool l'u.ilyi.'i A(,,it iho Life
Siup stands unrivuUed bv anv reparation iu the
; World. ' '
THERICH ANDPOOK
, arc liablo to the same diwrei. Nuturc and r-'-ienee
has made thu Constitution Lifo .'.i iu;i i',.i II. c Luneiit
I of all.
j PTJBS BL0015
, produces lieulthy men and woineu ; and if the eon-
I ,lilulion is nei;lt-etud iu youth. di.-cuo nr.d eurly
death is the rociilt. .
i Price, SI i'j per bottle , of.e half doeu for 7.
1 WM. H. QHEG , 1 1. D.,
HULK I'KOFKt' ivlt, xaw VORII
M011OA.V Al:l.i:N, .
'hoIejlo DrujgHs.
AkciiI.
Xo. 4ti CliS'ot - nv York.
: itEJ. C GOODWIN A CO., Bixlou.
J Ji. ItUKD, A CO., Cbiougo.
H'LLtH. FIM'U A FLLLE1V Cfci.-i g.
I OOLL'ei lilt'.'iUKHS, St Louis.
I J D. FAKK. Cincinnati.
' JOIIXSOX. llOLLOVt AY i CO.. 1'b.U.U.l. !.,a
! HAKXLS, W AKD A CO , ew Oilcans.
BAKM.fi. UEMIV a CO., Montreal. Ceui.de.
UOtiTltntH SMITH DKAN.tka FWicio, ( al.
Fhruar ? t0ti -
in E w o n o c i; w y
I rfiriR suhseribi rs b;;s leiivn t snnomie' to tint
I J citirem nf Sunbury and its v'?lniiy, that Ih' y
' hove fpeiift a
i NEW CMlOCKIlir.
i Tiro do9T9 T(&. Aj J". 11. V.pnh't 1
.Mttrkri Square,
lio'o ht v nm vr'-piT l fulfil v-ry vn r i nf
jr,,(;i.t-ii , til.'! V'iM kt. .w,..i:!.t'ly it. tint iiiu
FLOII R iVt'KKD.
Fi-h, Cuflee. Tihi, fiignr, Molnxa .-. C,,,-vso, alt
! Spices of all d.s-Tip'i'o,, ,vofp?i every vtirtety.
'"niidles. iiiol;ing aud Carding riT''"" n, ,v.-g,ne
: limn. M.oulder-. ltncon. Jinllt e. ari l l'g.s. wf
' Dried fruit? ol nil kinds, Cit'ini Pein "i" oi..l T n:i
I toes, l'irkel,-, Krtehtip. 1'ej.per Siuci-; 'P.aisin.
I l.eiuou. du.. offiest qitnlity, iind ill tV't o,.ry ftyl
i of articles kept ilia well storked !;(.-, Ale
; Cider Vinegar All kiiidf cntmr pnl J take
liuexchnnge. The patronage of tLe puMio h
stjtctf.illv solicited.
, (ii'.OK'l'J T. Ill'AKD . l.
iSuni.ury, 5,'ov. 11, ISC;
S1
'UKIf.V sAMBUUO
P011T GriAPC wini:.
I'tire uud i'our Xii'nrix ;.;.
f r The cosl st C'k iox ia blk I FA34I t t v.-
Pre-, ribcl by Pby.iciKi.f for
Fviai. w-.tklj piiU and UVAUM'
''it.r'T i
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,i j-.
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ft ' v : f-V; ' f
EXCT.LLKNT AY INK
KOlt l'MA
I'.rery f unily al this senson, flioi.i l uso
SPEER'S WINE
celebrated io Europe for iti nifldicinnl nod ben,
qualities, highly esteemed by eminent phisi
used iu European and Americnn Hospitals, at
fume of the first fiiiniliei in Europe and Atuuri;
AS A TOXIC
it hns no equal, causing nn appotitc and build!
the system, being entirely i. pttro wine uf
valuable rrape.
A A DIUI'.ETIO
it impnrt-i a bcalt'iy action ef the lihiiids, K'
ai.d Uriuaiy Organs, very beneficial iu JJ
0 out, and Kheumutie Aficc'.ioi.s.
m:EKS WINE
is a pure articlo from the Juice of the Port
possessing medicinal properties superior to an.
wine in uso, aud au excl'mt articlu for all v.i
debilitated persons, and tho aged nnd intiri
proving thu appetite, and benefitting lad.
children.
f Try if onre. mil you v:ll vut he iletciml
.jT He sure Iho tignnturo of Ai.Fni.u
over tho cork of each bottle.
Sold by W. A. Dennett Sunbury, nnd all fi
dealers, who aUo sell tho ' 4.'.f'l'l
I'OrtT ISIf .IV,h choico fl.l nit
ported only by Sir. Spcer, direct from the v
Oporto.
Trade supplied by Wholesale Drugg
jBy A. SI'EKlt. at his vineyard in Nee.
PiaXCil'AL OFFICE, 2irt DUOADWAY
Sunbu'y, Jan. 10, lriofl ly.
spaiKcT aebIkgemknt
PBIZES. 1868 PRI:
SILVER 18G0 GOLD
such cn vm i n r.vun i;::: oj
. ri.K::..
TO TEJ: ( ttB. IK'. .
Tho Mm" liiv iiii; l.-'tjh brt'irzlu to u m'-v.
niintiti-'ii, nud (.loM in c:tii.-"!iu-ji-;.' l:mii
mu'jb clicupcr. we buvo Iju tt.i.utoj to
ou vcrv ii'.lvunt:t'"t.is' tetii.s. i-oiiu- ft ihu
n:ofct effnm jowclry. etc . tMvr u.iuifa-'t.
or any ottior ?nunty ; an I v, thr-r- i r h
lit in t utVt r uch l.!ir;.m;!' tj the
iit-vor huvc hu'i tit-re '.
To etVtei, tLt.-. (J3t'r:ni".ftil n
GI!AM) (.IFT DIST111HLT'
Ijy which mt niut c'ltt oiu will uhe tb
uf 1i:ivit: un ol ihi vc'v ts.aiUifu! ai. J
iij:mAmi;:;:: .
ic!j:oM and o ii.ar
Tin: .Mvi r: u cm:uatI".
U riimp! :i'Tl'air. J Mtvri arc uum
1 utJ K',uu0 ciin -iisli;,,; f 1'ittii'ri, .Mulu.
Jlauhinorf, (J i! I uiul .v r W ut-.-Ju--,
noticut imu.ljcri; 1 f:-t.;n 1 , lt'0,'.:0" i.rw ;
Uit iutu tf.nle.l fi.vctii" . n.ix
O'.'lliffft i.J tltk j:1 i-'.tt m.ii M.HI. I ) tllC I'tT.
to lis ml ceutf. ttiul ihe uri.i.'li or -v
with the tmuibct' iu lite inttije lt
hoidur 'jl tiiv r-.iLiu itnmr lintly (if In; 'W
Tnc iiitici-. on ll.u rc:4 i t vl iu
lil t oi
if Um
lit.y Cciiil. lor iiistancc : It the nut
notice .nt lo you should Iu ion. and 1'i
uiuiiJ Set mi Ould i atch sla-uhl he iiiun
ivi'.l ov i-nt 1" you li.r 1 ;c. und i.l t
tide on our lit oi 1UU t'OO- article.
ceiitii inui i rent lo pn.v evpinic
cuirei.jijirl-.-ucc. tie, on .u;h u.ucc. '
TtiS A .lii. l.tS Cli.VSt.-.T i f
. Piaucs. MtoJ. r..-. .Mu-io lii.xcf, Ool
'Vatb", "'bain., 'i.jid Wa-eh tvei". i
I'in, I adics' ti.,ld and Silver Setts.
Hold Crones, Pencil C.tvwS, lin'.il I'd,
F.;r liin.-. Slccv, tSmti.M. l'l.iiu nnj i
lui-ouio ''irs, Dt.:.noiid ftet. S.ts
Spoons, Miniature 1 i.ckct.-. i'l.iti-i:i ;
Sllltiol ui , Tuot.s. aud U luouaalld oth u
iiuioero'ita to lutiiti'iii. .
1'or fl we will scud 0 Xoiic-s,
I ft -
I IS .u
' Silver Watch, per rctuin of luail.
.4-ula it niilo-; i:v-ry i
S'nrid or circular, a l;rv.v von-:uu
Adopts, by which itoty. tf.'y'tv $:. f.t
I realized.
j Address C'iI.I'M
. Salrsruouis. 1! I'IZ 1S i
I llJ.NiiBta St., Yet
VALUABLE TOW.Y
I TIGIIT (8 valuable t.-n Iu. e
j -J talo cheap, ou Dcu lurry street.
' line; d addition, ui thu ilniuj'h of
ijuiru of J .
i Sunbury. Fi biliary .'I, IsCI
I " jontr wjLVja
M A N U FA C T U
0e door Ka-t tf FiUinj's Store. .'
b v . u v r. v , i k . ;
"H r'Sl'LCTFlT LY informs t!iev?f!
.a.V nudvtjinity, thai bavinx rafil
the uiuiy, will iignin resume his Lum'
laetnrc. to oiler, lie d and Shoesti
liio best iraierial, and ut the lowest
Ho hones to reovivc a full share i
Sutiburv, Dec. ID, ISdi.
Pure l.lbt rly liii,
The Whitest, the nuut durabiu ai
it.iUii.irl. Jryitt .Miuiulaelurel oi
ZIKlilEU.
V i" lenil Touir.. 1'aint A 1,
Xoi 1(7 .i.,th JlilltUSticu
January 'T, I aoo ly.
jewelryT JEV
JOSKPH KESS
Wuts-liitinkcr uitl .
Market Streei, Mini-.,:
Ht.iprcTrn.Lv ii.f-.iu,s l;
. publi", thai he fc.,Jut rcc,
i Diont of Waial.au. Clocks .. I -r
Silvar aud plated fHin,. Kiks.
I aiouu. Clocks una J.ii 'rj r
r'in J
I ub;y J .r ,. . , ' ij