N. 8. KNULE, ( Publishers, r
Biwisxitv, fa.
SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1808.
Crt NoTICB TO ODD PaTBORS. AS
dinnga was eflucted on tbo first of April last,
in the publication of tba AnitnrcAK, we bare
opened a now sett of bonks. T!ie publishers
re About making additions to tbe offico and
further improvements In tbo American, as
well at in the Jobbing department, by means
of a power press. This will necessarily im
pose a heavy expense upon the present pub
lishers, who tliercfrtro request nil who aro in
arrears at this oflico to aid them in their ef
forts, by settling up all accounts immediate
ly. Those living nt a distance can forward
to us by mail at our risk, if remittances are
shown to the Post Master whero mailed.
ftoral Affairs.
tyjob JPVIntlnf;. Having received a
large supply of NEW JOB TYTJ5, of various now
(tries, Postora, Hnndbills, Circulars, Card, Lcttor
Heads, Dill Heed, Labels, Ac, tan hi printed in
tho latent and host styles, and on short notice.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Up' STiiAKBcnnr Festival. The ladies of St.
-llatthew's Church will bold a strawberry festival in
tbe old Court llou'e, in this place, eomuiencing on
Wednesday evening, 13th inst., and continuing it
until the following Saturday evening.
5" Conviction op A BiiROLAn. At the last
sossion of the Union county court, held in Lewisburg
last week, a young man named James Mackey was
cenvictod of robbing the drug store of 8. G. Iiennett,
of that placo, (n notice of which appeared in onr
last week's pnpor.) and was sentenced to one
year's imprisonment in the Eastern Ponitentiary.
ty I"! recent rains, commencing on Sunday
la.it. have greatly revived vegetation, which was
suffering by tho drouth. From Sunday to Thursday
the weather was quite oool, and fires were necessary.
t3? Street Sprinkler. Mr. Peter Smellier is
making ai rangemcnta to sprinkle some of the princi
pal streets of thin place, during tho summer. He
has, we believe, nearly secured the necessary sub
scriptions for this enterprise.
Accidents in LnwzsBrno. On Friday week
last a man named llonry Gets, of East Buffalo town
ship, I'nion county, had the first and fourth fingers
of his right hand cut off, and the third rendered
'useless, by a circular saw at tho Central Foundry,
in Lewisburg.
On Saturday, 19th ult., Chester Phillips, of that
place, had an arm broken and his head considerably
bruised by a heavy piece of timber, which he was
assisting in unloading, falling on him.
ly Large Fina in Wili.iamsport. Afire broke
out on Third street, in Williameport, on Saturday
night last, which was very destructive in its charao
ter. The County Jail, the Sheriff's office, and a
whole block of buildings on the opposite side of the
street, were burned. The saddest feature of the Sre
was the doath of Mrs. Elisabeth Smith, who was
killed by a safe fulling upon her during the confla
gration. tjjf SoLinr-ns' Meeting. A meiting of returned
soldiers of this county, who ivcro cpgaged in sup
pressing the rebolliou, was held at the Central Hotel,
in this place, on Friday last. Gen. C. C. McCor
mick, of Milton, presided. The object ol tbe meet,
iug was for the purpose of electing delegates to the
Soldiers' Convention, which is to assemble in Pitts
burg on Tuesday next. Capt. Sehreyer, cf Milton,
Lient. A. X. Urico, of Sunbury, and Cnpt. A. Culd
vroll, of Shuuiokin, were elected delegates.
Ijf The Foe urn op July. Tho glorious fc rth
is approaching, and in many places extensive ar
rangements are being made for a proper celebration
of the day. We learn that tho Independent Order
of Odd Fellows, of tliis place, intend having a grand
parade here ou thut d.iy, and will celcbrato it in a
becoming mtinncr. The F-ncempiucnts nre alto ex
pected to turn out in full regalia. All the neigh
boring lodges will be invitcol to bo present and par
ticipate iu the celebration.
t.y Improvements. In every part of our town
the progress of improvement is apparent. In almost
, every street we see new bouses springing up, and
old ones repaired. Quito a number of our citizens
are remodeling their dwellings, and some'of the
oldest rosidouees qow presont a more modern appear
nneo. The borough authorities are active' in having
pavements laid in nearly all the streets, which is
certainly a great improvement and highly commen
dable. Street Commissioner Bowon is actively en.
gaged in repairing the streets, and wherever he goej
a marked improvement is presented. It is evident
that the right man is in the right place, as our streets
are beginning to look better than they have for tho
post ten years.
37 Siiauukin Itkhs. Ikv Herald, ol last week,
says that John Oagin, a young. man who fod tbo
rolls at Smith's new breaker, at Locust Gap, was on
Saturday Inst cuught in the machinery and carried
through with tbe coal. Ho was cotnplotoly mashed
nnd torn to pieces. From what we can learn it
-ectr.s no one was near bim at the time, and that
uo dot intimation his follow workmen bad of tho
.orrible event was in seeing tbe parts of bis body
coming out with tbe coal. lie was of Irish descent,
ind about 16 years of age.
At tho semi-annual ueoting of tbe Miners' Saving
Fund Association, held on Monday evening, 21st
ult., W. P. Wilhington, Daniel Weaver, Henry Bach
and Alexander Caldwell were elected Directors of
that institution, to fill tho places of the four retiring
Directors. The semi-annual report published shows
a degree of success not anticipated by the most
sanguine friends of the association at iu organiia
tion. Tbe nett earnings from October to April bars
b?on $2,510.43, making tho shares worth considerably
more than eost.
Redemption of Postage Cobrekcy. It is
a fact not generally known that old and mutilated
V. S. postage currency is redeemed at the Custom
Jloue in Philadelphia, in any amount, from a single
Ihree cent stomp upward. ; Our readers visiting ths
city should take oecasion to have the old and muti
Juted currency in tboir possession exchanged for tba
pew L-i.ua. Those who cannot go themselves should
send with thoir friends. The postal currency re
demption office Is in tbe second story of the Custom
House. Entrance on Library streot.
UP7ax Collectors fob Kobtbcxberlasb
Coi" ntt. The Board of Commissioners of this county
have appointed the following persons as tax oolite
tors for their respective boroughs and townships :
Sunbury Charles F. Martin.
McEweusville llonry Rcedsr.
Point Henry Morgan.
TurbuU- John J. Hitter.
Lewis John (1. Albright. .
Chilisquoque Jonathan IUebel.
Turbulvillo E. Artman.
Delaware Simon Lants.
Milton John Snyder.
Upper Augusta John Haoghawout
Rush William Johnson.
Mt. C'armol borough Simon Light.
Mt. Carmel twp. Michael MoDonald. .
Cameron Elias Long.
Washington William Cherrsy.
Upper Mahanoy Henry Malick.
Little Mahanoy Daniel Wagner.
Jackson Simon Buhner. , .
SLamok'.u twp. Isaac Sober.
Northumberland Joseph Johnson. -
fckamokin borough and Coal twp. Jos. Litchfield.
Lower Augusta William Raker. t
l-iwer MahBOoyiTohs Boiler. .
;i'r.e--'"irlcU-ji Iff tar
tjT eWra Baits: Notis Corwldersble wneesl
nets Is exhibited by business men and others about
ths note famed by But banks, particularly slnos
the failure of several back la ths oil region. Ths
IJarrisburg Telegraph, speaking on this subject, says
that after looking over Several laws la relation to It,
tbat after ths Brat da Of Jul lbs banks will be
required to pa a certain tax upon all Stats bank
notes the ma pay ettt In the oourss of business.
There Is no tax upon receiving ths notes. Ths
banks will, therefore, continue to take them on de
posit or in payment of debts, as heretofore, but in.
stead of putting them in cirealation again will send
them borne for redemption. Upon this process no
tax will bs leviod, and as ths existing banks In
Pennsylvania are obliged to redeem their old issues
nobody wilt loss anything. Ths effect of this regu
lation will bs to withdraw the old bank notes
gradually from circulation. Persons who hold these
notes need be in no hurry to get rid of them, as, there
is no danger of loss by not sending them horns at
ones. A sudden rush of such currency to the banks
will only produce inconrenlence, without being of
the least advantage to ths holders or anybody else. .
UTTo-Day's Advertisements. Ws call at.
tcntion to ths card of Mr. Wm. L. Room, bricklayer
snd builder, which appears in another oolumn.
Mr. Room bears the reputation of being a first-class
meahanio, and our friends who contemplate building
will, no doubt, find it advantageous to employ him. '
The card ol Messrs. Bownn ft Seesholts appears in
our paper to-day. Theso gentlemen having recently
entered Into co-partnership, now offer a superior
artioleof Anthraoite Coal, wholesalo and retail, at
J. Haas 4 Co.'S lower wharf, at tho lowest rates, and
respectfully solicit a shore oi the public patronage.
JohnWilver, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, Mur-
kot street, continnes to make to order boots and shoes
of the best quality and workmanship. John is in
dustrious and entorpriziiig, and deserves to be well
patronised. See his advertisement.
W. A. Bonnctt, the popular Druggist, on Markot
street, has on hand an excellent article of the Solu
tion of Citrate of Magnesia, or Purgative Mineral
Water, of his own manufacture, which Is highly
rccommeuded as a substitute for Epsom Salts and
Beidlits Powders.
Friling & Son, of the Mammoth Store, Market
street, havo Just received and are now opening a
large and splendid assortment of Summer Uoods.
It is astonishing to see the amount of goods disposed
of daily at their establishment. By strict attention
to business, aided by long experience, they hove
established a trade second to none In this portion of
the State. See their announcement elsewhere.
tjp Burglarious. On Saturday night last an
a'tempt was made by burglars to enter the tailoring
establishment of Mr. J. E.Smick, on Fourth street.
The thieves forced the door, breaking tho locks, but
when about ready to commence operations they wero
confronted by a large and savage watch-dog, when,
thinking discretion the better part of valor, they
fled. Too much care cannot be taken by our citizens
in securing their doors and windows, as there is no
doubt that our town is infested by thioves.
ty Tbe WEATncn. A violent storm of hail and
rain visited this section of country last Sunday. In
this place we had several heavy showers of rain, but
not much hail. In Lewisburg the hail did conside
rable damage. In some buildings from SO to 100
panes of glass were broken, and in places fruit trees
wero considerably injured. Hail stones from four
to six inches In diameter wero picked up in the
streets.
Pensions. There is a bill ponding in Con
gross to grant pensions to the soldiers of the' war of
1S12, but it has not become a law, and probably will
not. Wo make this atatcment for the benefit of those
interested, and who sre annoyed by pension agents
from a distance.
Wheat has advanced in this section beyond
iu value Some, we learn, has been sold at 53.
Flour is now selling at from $15 to SIS. 50 per barrel.
At theso prices, and less, it can be imported, and
several cargoes bave already arrived from Europe.
EyTnE outstanding State circulation of tho
Northumberland County National Bank, of Sharno
kin, is only 13,920 at tbe present time.
Editor's Tablo.
tjp-Tnx Lady's Friend, for Jine. lhis supe
rior magazine leads off with a suggestive steel plate
e.illed. '-The Mother's Blessing." illustrating a ro
mantic story. Tbe fashions are distinguished as usual
lor elegance and appropriateness. Airily graceful
and delicately gay, they befit tho month of roses, of
summer skies and solt south winds. "Tho Music
MistreBS," a good wood-cut, also illustrates a story.
Then follow some well chosen designs which tbo la
dies will find useful, a Gored Drew, an Oriental
Braiding Pattern. Tbe .Spanish Fichu. Greoian Coif
fure, fashionable caps and bonnets. "The Old Fam
ily Clock." occupies the musical pages. The read
ing matter is of tbe choicest literature. In conclu
sion nre some picturesque bnthing dresses, the usual
attractive varioty in the work-table department,
Editorial, Receipts and Fashions.
Price $2.50 a year ; 2 copies (4.00. Address Dea
con & Peterson, 31u Walnut St., Philadelphia.
lyGoDLY's Lady's Book, for June, has been
rcocived. A fine tteol plate engraving "Christ
and the Sitters of Bethany,'' illustrates this num
ber; the group and execution is beautiful. There is
also tho usual colored fashion plato; a fine wood
engraving, "Oi l Whitey," which is very pretty , a
large varioty of patterns, ta. The literary matter is
from such contributors as Marion Uarland, Mary W.
Janvrin, S. Annie Frost, and others of equal merit,
and is of the highest order.
ly Tub Atlantic Monthly. The June noth
ber of this valuable magazine is received, with an
unusual variety of contents. "Quicksands," the first
nrticlo. is an excellent story of the war. "in the
Hemlocks," a charming moral sketch by a geniul
naturalist. "The Last Days of Waller Savage Lan
dor" and "Dr. Johns" are eonoluded, while Keade's
"Griffith Uiuul" is continued, and the other charac
ter! tie features of tbe Monthly are preserved. The
ioetry is good, especially the "Dead chip of Uarps
woll.'1 BUSINESS NOTICES.
Up Sewing Machines. Several valuable Lock
stitch Sewing Machines, new styles, for sale.
Enquire at this office. .
Z3T THE CONTINENTAL CLOTHING
BAZAAR, CORNER OP MARKET AND
THIRD BTREETS, 6U5HJURY, WILL
BELL READY-HADE ; CLOTHING AT
TEN PER CENT. LESS TH AN FIRST
COST.
C7A Florence Sewixo Machine is offered
for sals st two-thirds its value a great bargain -Call
at ths millinery store of Miss Mary L. Lazarus,
on Market street.
CyTas enterprising proprietor of ths Conti
nental Clotbino Bazaar contemplates changing
bis line f business, and In order to reduce bis stock
of Ready-Made Clothing, will sell goods at ten per
tent, let iAan firtt coil ! Purchasers will do well
to sail and examins for themselves. Don't forget
ths place S. W. corner of Market and Third streets.
Suubury, Pa.
, min.i
f3T Removal B. Byerly, ths popular artist,
baving purchased ths Photograph Gallery formerly
oonduotod by Mr. J. B. Erskine, In Simpson s build
iog.aMarket street, has transferred bis own Gallery t
which wm lately in Bassler's building, to tuat quar
tor, where bs will bavs increased facilities for pro
ducing those beautiful and life-like pictures for
which bs Is celebrated. His new room is fitted up
In the beat and handsomest manner. Those who
want pictures,' of an size, stylo and quality, will of
course patroniso him, as be is acknowledged tbe
best srlist in this section of the Stato.
' Si-ecui Notice. Dr. S. Rogers, of Philadelphia,
ean be consulted at lbs Washington House, Sunbury
Pa., on all diseases of mala and female, bs some)
wall recommended, aod is ths same Doctor who as
tonished so msoy persons by bis onderful eure
performed in men of our cities and towns ia th(
oouutry. OiBoe hours fromO to 1 J A. J to 6 r. .,
od f to tml0 Nacbary fcr advha f
taMsrsr of TAtrsjjIt la asnbjoot of gonerst
remark that ths gontlorjea and boys of this plaoe
wtn tho bast fitting and badsnmest olotbing that
con be found In any town In this section of iState.
This Is, oo doubt, owing to tbe foot that Mr. Jacob
0. Book, at bis Merchant Tailoring Establishment
In Fourth streot, bestows hit personal care and atten
tion In pleasing his numerons ouslooiers. He Is re
ceiving, every few days, large additions to his stook
of faahionablo goods, and Is thus enabled to please
all. Call and examine his stock.
lNaw Icb Cream Saloon. We observe that
our young friend, David Fry proprietor of lh
bakery, has opened an Ice cream saloon, at his resi
dence, in Sprues street, where he will keep on
hand an excellent article of this delicious sutnmor
luxury. lie has employed one of the best manufac
turers of ios cream, and will sorve up every afternoon
and evening, vanilla, lemon, orange, chocolate
peach, pine-apple and strawberry cream. His sa.
loon is fitted up in ths most ooinfortabls manner
and he will spare no pains to accommodato alFwho
may be pleased to patronize him. Familios, parties,
Ac, supplied at reasonable rates.
11? Tn Way to Make Monet If you want to
make money, go to J. E. Smick's Tniloring Estab
lishment, on Fourth street, opposite Weaver's hotel,
nnd procure your garments. His last invoice of
Summer goods gooff like "hot cakes." John sells
cheap, nnd makes up good suits. His great aim,
in giving satifaetlon to all, is one reason why ho
sells so many goods. All who deal with him onco
are sure to go the second time, ns no place is to be
found which excels John's establishment.
tifWBLKEB &, Son, the popular Insurance
Agents, of this placo, besides insuring property and
lives, also insuro Horses and Mules against loss by
theft, in the Montour County Horse Thief Detecting
Company.
fjyJoSH Billings says that a good way for a
man to train up a child in the way it should go, was
to travel that way occasionally himself, and one of
the examples he should place before his children is
to buy his Boots and Shoes where money will be
saved in making the purebnsos; such a place, for
instance, as Wm. II Millkii'x Excelsior Boot and
Shoe Store, in Market squnre, Sunbury, where
there is an elegant assortment of all the latest styles
nnd of tbo very best material, at low prices.
NI'.IU ISV iHAKKiUT.N.
Corrected Weekly fop tho "American."
Wheal Flour, extra family, per barrel,
do do do do perewt.
Rye Flour, . per bbl.
do per owt.
Wheat, prime red per bushel,
Rye, do
Corn, do
Oats, do
Potatoes, do
Dried Peaches, pared per pound
do do . unnared do
$15 00
7 50
10 00
S 50
3 00
1 (10
hi
65
2 Oil
40
so
20
3 50
45
1H
25
25
25
20
10
15
H
20
12mU
7 j
Dried Apples, do
auu ri T uu
Dried Cherries, (unstoncd,) per bu
Butter,
ner nound.
per dozen,
per pound,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Cliccso,
Lard,
Hams.
Shoulders,
Beef, hind quarter,
' front "
Mutton,
Pork,
Voal.
Chickens,
per pair
Kliasmokf ss Coal Trade,
Suamokin, May 20, 10.
Ton'. Ctrl
Sent for week ending June 2(1,
Per last report,
I2.7;.0 ti5
170,112 08
1S2.P52 13
105,142 10
77,710 03
To same time last year,
Increase,
Ctyccial 2Coticra.
?fcH A Woman, in another column,
picking Samburg grapes for Specr's Winn.
It is an ndmiruble article, uscil in the hospi
tals nnd by the first class t'utnilirs in Pari?,
London and Xew York, in preference to old
Port Wine. It is worth a trial, as it gives
great satisfaction! For sale by W. A. Den
nett. S Alt sap An ill a. This tropical root has a
reputation wide as the world, lor ctiringline
c'.uss of disorders that nfllict mankind a
reputation too which it deserves us the best
antidote we possess for scrofulous complaints.
Hut to be brought into use, its virtues must
be concentrated and combined with other
medicines that increase its power. Some
reliable compound xf this character is much
needed in the community. Iicad the adver
tisement of Dit. Avkii's Sarsnpuiillii in our
columns, aud we know it needs no encomium
from us to give our citiens conthlcncc in
whut he oilers. Organ, Syracuse, N. Y.
J2r" Like universal suffrage, Thalon's
"Night-Blooming Cereus" is a National in
stitution. To use it is as much a matter of
custom na to vote. ' And because it has sup
planted, by the foice of inherent excellence,
till other perfumes, the American people aro
proud of jr. Sold everywhere.
Curb fob Cough or Cold. As soon ns
there is the slightest uneasiness of the Chest,
with dillicttlty of breathing, or indications ol
n Cough, take during tho day a lew -Broun'
BroneJiiil Troche." Containing demulcent
ingredients, they allay Pulmonary Irritation.
From the New York Times.
Fifth Arenac, New Y'ork, does notappour
to suffer much from accession influences.
Receptions and parties are as numerous as
ever, and the increased demand from that
class for Mr. Bpeer'a Bum burg Port wine is
Astonishing. When tbe true analysis of its
properties was flrst published by James R.
Chilton & Co., -those who could afford in
immediatly adopted ita use in preference to
foreign wines. Prof. Chilton usea it in bis
own family, and has written to tho public a
card recommending it. W. A. Iiennett keeps
it
"DON'T BE FOOLISH." You can make
Six Dollars from Fifty Cents. Call nnd ex
amine an invention urgently needed by every
body. Or a sample tent free by mail for SO
cents that retaila easily for s-8, bv R. L.
WOLCOTT. 170 Chatham Square, N Y.
Bopt. io, 1809. ly.
Tbe Coni'i-aiMioua und Kiperleu.ee
Or AM I.1VAL1D.
Rublishcd for the benefit aud as a caution to young
men and others, whe surfer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay of Manhood, Ac, supplying at the
lame tiuio the means of self-cure. By one who nus
cured himself after undergoing considerable quuek
ry. By enclosing a post-paid addressod envelope,
single copies, trtw of obarge may be had of the au
thor. NATnASIEb UATFAIR, Esq.; Brooklyn, Kings
Jaunary 37, 18661.
- " "
Xo ConaunsptlveB.
The advertiser, having been restored to health In
a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with a severe lung affection
and that dread disease, Consuinp'ion Is anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the means of
euro.
To all who desire It, ho will send a copy of tho
prescription used (free of sharje), with ths direo
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
will find asqas Cpbb for Cohsomptiojt, Astbma,
Bbobcbitis, Couobs, Colds, and all Throat and
Lung Affections. Tho only object of tbe advertises
in sending the prescription is to benefit ths afflicted
aad spread information which he conceives to be in
valuable, and ho hopes every sufferer will try bit
remedy, as it will eost them nothing, and ma prove
a blessing. ... . "
Parties wishing ths prescription, fuse, by return
,, , -jarMi
I Ret. EDWARD WILSON,,'
j Willlsmstrorgb, Kings Oo , New York
uses li, 1896-1. .
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
'NOTICBl
Ornca or trb LrnioH and Mahanoy )
RAiLnoAD Company,
No. 3C8 Walnut St., Philadelphia. J
mini Stockholders of The Lehleh and Mabnnnv
L Railroad Company, are hereby notitiod, that
unnor ana ry virtue ot an Act of Assembly of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act
relating to Kaiiroad uompnnies," panned the lfith
day of May, A. D. 18ft I, the Directors of The fichigh
and Mahanoy Railroad ttmnpnry, and the Directors
of The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company bave en.
tored Into a Joint ngroement under tho eorporalo
seal of each of said Companies for tho consolidation
of said Companies, and mercer of the said The Le
high nnd Alahnnov Kntlroad Company, prescribing
the terms and conditions thereof, nnd tho manner ol'
Converting the Capital Stock of the snid Lehigh nnd
Mahonoy Railroad Company into the stock of tho
said Lehigh Valley Railroad Company ; and eon
laining all snch other provisions as havo been deem
iil'tiefcesiiary to perfect tho said consolidation and
merger, and that the said agreement will be submit
ted to the Stockholders of the said Lehigh and Mah'
ancy Railroad Compiny for the purpose of consider
ing and voting by ballot, in person or by rroxy, for
tho adoption or rejection of the same, eacli share en
titling the holder thorcof to one vote, at a meeting
of the said Stockholders, io bs held on the 12th day
of June, A. D. IKIirt. nt the otliec of tbo said The Le
high and Mahonoy Railroad Company at Number
3CS Walnut street, in tho City of 1'liilndolplnn. at
IU o'clock A. M , of said day, at which time and
E lace, and for tho object aforesaid. All the rloek
olders of The Lehigh and Mahanoy Railroad Com
panv are notified to attend.
This notice being given in oompliaeco with the
provisionsoT tho sucond section of tho Act of Assem
bly aforesaid.
CHAS. HARTS IIOHNE, President.
Philadelphia, May 22d. 1800. at
NEW GROCERY!
CALL AT FURMAVS OLD STAND.
WHOLESALE i, RETAIL
a"sc.osHZx3jL:Eici.-sr
AND
Provision Store
FOR CHEAP GOODS 1
Their Stnek Is complete, consisting in part of
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, SPICES, COAL OIL,
Tobacco, Cigars, Flour, Feed, Fish, Salt,
Hams, Shoulders, Cheese, Fruit,
Glass. Lamps, Ac, Ac.
Country Froduce taken in exeknngo for Goods
13-C;ill and oxamineour Stock, aud satisfy your
selves.
Sunbury, May 12. 1S(W.
Kouictltiiie; n ml ov'I for
Agent, Pcdlers, Country Stores, Drugpists. and all
seeking an honorable nnd profitable hutinc. Free
by mail for Bj els ; wholesale t?'J per dox. Canvassers
realize J", to $1 2 per (lav profit.
AlillOTT it DOWD, Manufaclnrers.
myl9 lm l'.'O Water St., X. Y.
Support Home Industry !
llul of livery l cr i 1 1 o n I
A FULL ASSORT3IKXT Jfi T oep.nnD by
SAMUEL FAUST,
Two doors west ofllemictts Drugstore, Market st
SUDBURY, a?E1M2T'A.-
(AliL arid examine the lertro nsortmciit of tho
j late.-t Xew York nnd Philnilelrhin styles of
Silk, Cassim ere. Petto X'erhy, Wiro ltritn, Snt'i Fur,
Plraw and Hoy's Hats which. tor beauty and du
rability cannot be evellcd. BeinR a practical Mat
ter, lie flatters himself that his stock ha been select
ed with more care than any ever before brought to
this place.
Ho nleo manufactures to order nil kinds of soft
Fur Hais. all of which will be sold at wholesale nnd
retail, at reasonable rates.
Dyeing dodo nt short notice and at the lowest rates.
huiibiiry. .May VI. lsi'.ll.
VI 3 AVlJaToF JJKI'OT.
flVI B undersigned respectfully informs bis friends
X ajiil tbe publiu that hu has changed his plnce of
loading Freight in Philadelphia from Freed, Wurd
& Freed, Xo. bll Mai ket ISiieet, to
jfK. 3D. ACHESON
(Commission .Merchant, deuloriu Flour Grain, Seeds,
Ac.)
.to. 1U1S .U:irl4-t St.. I'iiiludflpiiin,
where nil freiirht will lie loaded on ears of tho un-
dorsujriH'd, for Dauphin, Sunbury, Shiunokiii, ud all i
intervening points. I
All freiuiil will be carried as low as on nnv other
line. Or. tors tj carry freight respectfully solicited,
which will receive prompt attention.
J. B. WEISER.
Sunbury, Jan 11. Isfil). :iin.
FLOUR & FEUD STORE.
WUOLKHALK AXJ) kktml.
THE sabscriber respectfully informs tho public
that he keeps constantly on hand at his new
AKl.HOI Ft., near th fihauiokin Vulley Railroad
Depot, in SUN itl'KY, Flour by tho barrel tuU sacks
of all kinds of Feed by the tsw
The aoovo is all manufactured at his own Mills,
and w ill bo sold lit the lowest cr-h prices.
J -M.LALMlALLAUl.lt.
Sunburv, April 1, IsCfl.
SUNBURY FOUNDRY.""
ARK nuw carrying on busincxs at this old ctab
liahment with renewed vigor.
l&sltnirs ot every description, promptly furuitbed
to order.
The Ktnves manufactured at this Foundry have
acquired tbe highest rcputatiou.
I'articular attention paid to J1I1.L, t'ASI I.MiS
Farmers should uot toriret that tho PLOWS mado
at the Sunbury Foundry havo never been equalled.
Agricultural implements repaired at giiori notice
Small eastings, including Cooking utensils, of tho
most improved ami most useful patterns.
The business will he conducted on an enlnrge l
scale. Old customers will beaccoinmodatcd is usual,
aud new ones are respectfully eulicitod.
Sunbury, May 13. iwwi.
OKNLHAL ASSUUTMta f H. K BAU! ill
W. W Arsley's.
.ADIT.S' FINE LF.ATHFH SATCHKI.! at
VV. W. Apsley'a.
Buuhury, March 31, IK.
WILLIAM W. APSLEY'S
. tVlsoletiiile
Boot, Shoe and Trunk
w A It Ell uu SIS',
sr.Mii icv, p.t.
WM. W. APSLEY has just opened a NEW
STOKE iu the well-known house of Mrs. lioul
ton, iu Market street, and offers to the citizens of
Sunburv aud neighboring: towns, ROUTS & HOK.S
of the bast quality and workmanship. Ho having
made arrangements witn nna-ciajs mauuiaoiurors
to supply the best quality of goods.
In the Wholesale Department he culls the atten
tion of Coantrj blorekeepera to his fine stock, wbioh
witl oe sold at the lowest wnolesaie prices, tnus ena
bling Rutoil Dealers to save expanse of vUitiug the
citios to replenish their stook.
In the Retail Department ean bo found ROOTS,
SHOES. TRUNKS, VALISES, Ac, wbioh, in price,
at these times, are without a parallel.
The stock of Ladies' Wear is superior in style end
workmanship than is usually fouud in country towm,
embracing gems of Ralmorals, splendid Congress
Gaiters, and fancvVioes of every kind.
W. W. A. also culls attention to his lurgestock of
Men's wear, of latest stylos, that will lit any toet
with ease and comfort.
Couie One t Coiue All I
Sunbury, Maroh 10th. 1866.
Manhood; Iiotv I.ott how ltlorl.
Just published, a new edition of Dr. Ci-lvkb- I
well's CELESHATEn Essay on the ladical cure
(without medicine) of Hpermstorrhoea, or seminal
Weakness. Involuntary Seniluul Losses, Iaioleocy.
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to
Marriage, etc; also, Consumption. Epilepsy, and Fiu
induoed by self-indulgcuue or sexual extravagance.
I Price, in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
lie oelehrated author in this admirable essay
learly deipousuratee, from a thiity years' successful
preotioe, llt U alarming ooosequeuece of self abuse
way be radically oured vilboul the dangerous use
01 internal luodioine or tbe application of the knife
puintiug out a mode of euro ut onoe simple, certain,
and etfeoiual. by maans of whioh every sufferer, no
matter w hat hu condition may be, may cure himself
oheaply. privately, and radical y
Ltf This Lecture should be in tbs hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
beat, under seal, in a plain envelope, ta any ad
dress, post-paid, on receipt of six oents, or two poet
stamps. Address the publishers,
CHAS. J. ( KLINE OO ,
12T Bowery, New York, Fast Umoe Ik ,tU6
Hssoa 11, id0ei
ltitt-nnilontBl Hotel,
80S and 307 VronJirit, Vomer I'VanitiH Street
NKWVORK.
THIS first class House ths most quiet, homelike
and pleasant Hotel In the city offers superior
inducements to thiee visiting New York for business
or pleasure. IHs central in its location, and kept on
the KfRoi'EAN Plan, in connection with Taylor's
Saloon, where refreshments can be had all hours,
or sorved in their own rooms. Ths charges are mo
derate, tho rooms nnd attendance of the first order
baths, and all tbe modern conveniences attached
JOHN TAILOR, Proprietor.
Nov 4, 1835. . .
$1,500 IKK Vli.ll!! We want
agents everywhero to sell our IM
Pnovan S2C Hewing Machines. Three new kinds.
Ipper nnd upper feed. Warranted five years.
Abovesalary or large commissions paid. The ONLY
umchtnossola In United States for less than fid,
whicli i aro fully Hnensed bT Howe, Wheeler A Wil
TU' Vr,Tor Hnker, Singer 4 Co , aud Bachcldol
A I other cheap machines aro infringements and tr.
seller or user are liable to arrest, tino. and Impriso
5 A l. iTj",l"J'' ,.ro"- Address, or call upon Shaw
u"rlt- Biddoford. Maine, or Chicago, III. dec2J
PERUVIAN OUAXO PUUSTITUTE
PERUVIAN GUANO SUIISTITUTE
PERUVIAN GUANO SUBSTITUTE.
RAUGII'S RAW RONE SUPER-rHOSPHATE
RA roil -a RAW IIOMi iu'KK-piiospiiak:
RAllUlS RAW HOXE SUPER-PHOSPHATE.
F0 ALL CROPS.
Quick in its action, nnd of nioro lasting effect than
either Peruvian Guuno cr any Super-Phosphato
mado from a hard Mineral Guano. This is proven
by twelve years of constant use.
BAUGH C BOX,
Sole Manufacturers and Proprietors,
Office Xo. 20 S. Delaware Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA.
B AUG II BltOTIIERS Jj CO.,
General Jt7ifcife Agentt,
Xo. 181 Pearl street, Corner of Cedar,
NEW YORK.
GEORGE DUG DALE,
Whohtah Agent for Maryland und Virginia,
Xo. 105 Smith's Wharf,
BALTIMORE.
April 28, lbftS 4t
LADIES' LASTING GAlTliRS for 81,7'., at
W. W. Apiley's.
LADIKS' UI.OVU KID DOOTS.at
W. XV AuilevV
noOTCAND fllOKS, FOll MHN. WO.MKN AND
CiilLDKt.N, ul W. W. Apslev'a.
GRANT & SHERMAN 1
The two heroes before their tout planning a battle
Grunt smoking. A beautiful steel engraving by
Win. Sartain. Amenta wanted everywhere. Sutnplo
ser.t bv mail for .'iu centi". Agents mnko fill per cent.
Ad'ircss, BAKTLESOX .V CO..
my 12 2m till Chesnut st., Pliila.
iMi'oi: i v ix.;ii:vm'.
FISHING TACKLE!
JOIIN KRIDKK.
North East Comer Second A Walnut Streets.,
PHILADKLP1UA.
1UST in receipt of n fine
and funny F1.MI1.M T
selected stock of cheap
ACKLF. "f all descrii-
lions, suitable for tho rivers and brooks of this State.,
to wnich wo invito the attention of all storekeepers.
March 17, IW.tS. .'im
HE Nit Y llAItf EH,
PHILADELPHIA.
WATCHES,
Fine Cold JEVFl.RY.
Solid SILVER WARE,
nnd Superior SILVER PLATED WARE, at Its-nn-RD
Prices !
March 21. loiio. 3ni.
N E W G OUD Si!
J H- ENGEL
II
AS just relumed from New York ond Philadel
phia, and is now receiving a cw Mock ot
Spring & Summer Goods,
nt a great reduction in prices.
'iillesnt'ii,i Vnr.
Fine Uluck Cloth at SI l that used to sell at $3 00.
CnssimiTos. Satinctt, Cuhuierclls, Kentucky Jeans,
CottouuJo.und Linen Panting, nt reduced prices.
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Silk, Wool Delaines. Mohair, .Silk Stripe. Paul
lie Chain, Alpacea, Popleit, English and Scotch
(1 inghaiiis. Cliallios, Delaines, Luwu, Calico and
Muslins, very cheap.
White Goods.
Linen Dr-. s? Uoods. Linen Skirting, M'hito Toilet
Quilts, ltrilliaiits, Swiss Stripe. Swiss Cambrio, Juc
oonett. Irish Linen, fchirt Fronts, Ae.
Laiies' Cloth and Flannel Sucking, and other
flannel nt low prices. N bite Shetland Wool, Shawls,
Ralino.ul Skiru-. Ao Skirting nnd tho latest stylo
"f Hoop Skirts, very handsome aud cheap.
Yankeo Kotions in Great Variety
Jlo.-i ry, (lloves, Pocket fundkerchiefsSuspon
dors, Neckties. Paper Collars, I'uihrcllr.s, a good
assortment of Spectacles, Coats, Spool Cotton, fancy
Ruttons, Trimming?. Ac.
Carpets, Motif and Tablo Oil Cloths, brown and
green nil Cloths for windows, liilt Sbudes, Fixtures
for Window Blinds.
Hats, Caps anil Ladies' R bakers, Hardware, Xuils,
Folks, Shovels, Spades, iron-tooth Garden Hakes.
GROCERIES, SALT FISH,
Qut-ensware, Glassware, Boots and Shoes,
Paints, Oils, Glass and Putty.
Pchool Rooks, nnd a new supply ot WALL PA
PER, will be sold very cheap.
All poraons desirousof getting good goods at low
prices, for ciuh or country produce, will please give
meacall. J.H.E.NULL.
Suubury, April 7th, 1S6.
NEW OPENING
Ol Clothing;, ieut' I'm-uUlilny
4ood, IIooIm Miocm.
nllK undersigned takes pkasuro in announcing to
X the public ol Sunbury, and vicinity, that bo has
opened Ins
CLOTHING STORE,
with a well selected stock of
ll.M-S I't UM'tm'NC; UOOUN.
1 will sell at astonishing low prices.
1 have also still on hand a large stock of
Boots & Sho s,
fur Ladies, Gents and Children's wear, which 1 am
selling off, us I intend to give up that branch of busi
neas.
It will bo to the advantage to Casu RcrEnsto
give me a call.
S. KRONEXREUO.
S. Cross' old stand, Muiket Square.
Sunbury, April 7, lStifl.
AND NOW OPEN, a large and complete stock of
WALL-PAPEH AND liORDER.
Window Curtaius, School, Blank, Juvenilo snd tthcr
Hi in i.' s
t'tip, I.PIti r. ote nnd Itlllet I'npt-r,
t.N VLLUl'hS all kinds una sues.
Arnold's Writing Fluid in large and small bottles
Rosewood, (iilt and other Picture Frames.
ALBUMS. FISHINa TACKLES
Balls, Bats, Marbles, Toys for Spring am', Summer
Choice Cigars. Pm"kingand Chewing lobceo, Pipes
of all kinds Pipe Stems.
Perl ussier I'ocket Hooks, Coiuba.
Law Rooks furnished at publishers rates, Musio
ordars promptly tilled.
All books not on hand promptly ordered.
!?loulht)r itiil Weekly itlu(cuilnes
l'iiiicrs, Daily Frees and Inquirer, always on
hana.
TICKETS for Liverpool, Queennown and tbo Test
Drafts on Europe.
Thankful for past favors and soliciting aeo'ntlna.
sxec of ths same. .
' 2L TTRZT LIOHTXEB.
faatury, Aprfl T,1W
ojsumptitiis,
BEAD WHAT DR. BcntUCK 13 DOINO.
R. J. H. 6CHKNCK,
DxAn Sib : I feel Ita duty I ows Io you, and to
all who aro suffering under the diseases known as
Consumption and Liver Complaint, to lot them know
what great beni fits I have received from your Pul
monic Syrup and Seaweed Tonie in so short a time.
liy the blessing of Uod it hasoured me thus fur.
Dr. Schenok, I will now mnko my statement to
you, as follows: About eighteen months sgo I was
attacked with a severe cough, and it settled on my
lungs 1 oould not retain anything I ate, and suf
fered with evening fevers aud night sweats. I was
very much reduced. The whites of my eyes were
very yellow; likewise my skin; my appetite all gone,
and unable to digest what I did eat; bowels swollen,
irregular nnd onetive. I was vory low spirited, and
had such violent spells of (coughing when I laid
down at night and when 1 arose in the morning that
they would last one or two hours.
1 then would be nearly cxboustol, and was entire
ly unable to lie on my lift side. I c.tnnot describe
my wretched suffering as I would wlh tndo. Every
organ in my body was diseased or deranged. Such
was my situation at this timo, and 1 wu confined to
my bid from the last of February, lAb2, not able to
sit up. Iliad the best of medical attendance the
whole of tho lime. My cough was so very bad that
it racked mo very much. 1 nt this time rai-ed a
lurgo quantity of thick, yellow, oflciiivo juntttr,
sometimes with biood, and it wasgonornllyHeeompa
nied by nausea and a furred and thick coated touguo.
At the time of couching m bully 1 would have
sharp, shooting pains in nij lef . ride and heart, night
swe its. and soreiicss all through my wholo chest; had
niu'ih inward fever, pain in my back nnd nnder my
shoulder blndt s and in tho small of my back, and
at times so severe that it would throw mo into
ipnsms. Now my physician gave lue up to dlo.
Others I bad. and tho best of them, but they could
do nothing for mc, nnd at that tiuw I was nothing
but skiu mid bouus. I then was in the western part
of Missouri. In June lust we left there for the East,
and in August la.ct we came to New York, and I was
ho reduced that 1 could only walk a little with my
husbuna's holp. After I had been here a short time
the salt water breeze made me feel much bolter for a
time and then 1 had again to call a physician for aid.
We had four of tbe best physicians of New York
on the diseases of the lungs, and doctors of all kinds,
but of no avail. They said I was pustuurc. unit llut
my lungs wero too far gone for any one to cure me.
Rut at this time I was on my feel about tho house,
not able to do much of anything, in November
last I grew worse, and the consumption diarrhea
set in and lasted about eight weeks. Wo had tried
all and overy tiling that I couhl grasp at like n dj ing
person for my diseases consumption and liver com
plaint but of no avail.
In January, 1B6.1. 1 was brought down again on
my bed, and was nut expected to live tbe iii;;ht out.
My husband stayed at iny side, and other friends,
and they nil give mo up ,o die. At this time every
ono who saw medid not think 1 would leave my
bed a living woman. The first night I was attacked
with spasms, and was deranged most of tho lime.
A friend, Mrs. Harris, came to seo ino the last of too
week, and brought the Sunday Mercury. In it
was an nccount of a great cure performed by Dr.
Schenck. ti bo road it to me, mid it was so much
like iny own disease that I asked my husbund to go
and see him fur lue. At this tiiuo X had given up
all hopes of ever getting well again, and made my
pcuco with Unit, to bo ready when He called for
inc.
On the 271h of January, Hil.1. my husband called
on Dr. Schenck, 32 Rood street, New Yoi k, and
stated to him my case, with a request for him to call
nnd sec me, which he did, nu I examined mo with j
the rcspirotnetor. When be was nbotit to go I asked
hitu it he could euro me ? Hisrcpiv was: 1 can
not tell, both lungs aro diffused, and the bronchial :
tubes nro ntlected on bolh siuis. ' And yet ho
seemed to think thero wore lunP;? er.ouh left to ef- i
lc! u euro it' the diarrhea could bo stopped. Ho
said in order to do this, he would t...v? to ivo Man
drake Pills in small doses ut lirst, to carry t. li" the j
morbid matter, and then, with asttii gcnts. ue hoped i
to check it. whii li he did. but the constant coughing,
night snouts, and diarrhea had prostiated me so that ,
ho w: s afraid my vital towcrs wore too much pru- !
trated ever to ra'tly. nud yet ho seemed to think if I j
could live to gel enough Pulmonic Syi 'dp through j
my system to cause expectorulion. there were lungs ,
cnou'.rh It'll ior me to rciTOv-r. lie wished me to liy j
the 1'nlmonio Syrup and Seaweed Tonic at once,
siu ing it would do me no burnt, if itdid loc no good.
't he lirst week it sectned to give mo strength, so i
that on Sunday nQcr I sat up iu bed and nte hearty
for a sick woman; but thu next week 1 lost all hope
and wishel iny husband not to givo uic any more
medicine, but tho d'H'tur bad warned hiln of this,
nnd when the nieilicino was clearing out the system
it made theia feel soincnhul restless, and to perse
vere; and be insi-ted im niy taking it; and I new I
feel the benellt ot it. For alter eight days I Dcgnn :
to gain strength, and. with tho exception of a cold I
thai put mo bauk some, i havobecu gaining strength
o.' body, my cough is going away, and all my pains ,
aro gone; no soreness of iho body, my bowels are 1
regular, and iny breaih is sweet, and I thank Ood
lluil 1 am now going about, and srtv and read nswcll I
us 1 ever could. 1 liuve takeu sixleeu bottles ot the i
medicine, eight of each. 1 liuw havo u good appe- i
titu and rest well at night ; my cough does not
trouble mo in getting up or lying down. 1 would i
hero say to Iho ulllicted with consumption or liver
complaint, that Dr Schenck is nu humbug. Vuu
cau rely on what lie says- Delay uot; it is danger
ous to trifle with these diseases. If you would be
cured, go ut onco, und any one ishing to know the
facts as herein stated call call ut my residence, 117
West Houston streot, New York citv.
MRS. MAR VT. FARLOW.
We, the undersigned, residents of New York, ore
ac'juaiolL'd w ith Mrs Farluw, und kuow her state
ment to be true. We also know that she used Dr'
Si'heuck's Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic, and
bavu reason to believe that to this tuediciuu sho
owes ln-r preservation from n premature grave.
S. FA It LOW, K7 Wul Houston st.
Kl'UKXH i:DKKIIILL. i!7ii Greenwich st
Mrs. El tiEXK I NDEltlilLL, 070 Uruouwich st.
AL'ti!TA LXDElUilLL, 071! Urcenwich St.
A.F. HARRIS. 117 West Houston si.
EMILY ULOVEIt. 117 West Houston St.
.1 L. l ill.i;. ::.'( Collage placo.
M A. LKl'jliTON, 4vt Itroudwsv.
Mrs. ilhN.IAMIN CLAIM". I!) Amity r!ucv
1 uni well acquainted with Mis' Mai y Furlow,
and nith her husband, Mr. 11. Furlow, they having
for a few mouths past, attended at my church, unit
I uinicomini-ed tt at any statement which they migUt
make might bo relied on true.
JOHN HOWLING, D. D..
Pastor of Bedford St. liaptist Church, N. V.
Do. Schenck w ill be professionally at bis principle
office No. I j jortb Sixth street, corner ot Commerce,
Philadelphia, every Saturday, from 9 A.M. until
4 P. M., No. H2Uoud streot. New Yolk, every Tues
day, from V to 3; No lie Summer street, Ronton,
Muss., every Wednesday, from 9 to 3. and every
other Friday at llll Haiti more street, Dakiinore, Md.
All advice tree, but for a ihorough examination of
tho lungs with the Kespiruinoter, the cbargo is threo
dollars.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup aud Seaweed Tonic,
each $1 411 pur bottle, or tl 6U per half doicu. Man
drnko Pills, 2j cents per box.
For sale by all Druggisrs aud Deulers.
December 2, lfMti 1 y.
Itenslins; Kaili-outl.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
April 23d, I860.
GREAT TRUNK LINK from the North ana
North-West for Philadelphia. New Y'ork. Read
ing, l'ottsvillo, Tuiuaiinu, Ashlaml, Lebauou, Allen
town, Kaalon, Ac.
Trains leave Harrishurg for New-York, as fol
lows : 3 0.1, 7 HI and U.Vj A. M. aud 2.UU and M M
P. M., arriving at New York at 6.411 and 10 00 A. M.
and SAO and W.ui P. M. , connecting with similar
'J rains on thu Pennsylvania Ruilroad ; Sleeping Cars
accompanying the 3.00 A. M. and 9 20 P. M. luius,
without cnuuge.
Leave Harrisburg for Roading, rottsville, Tama
qua, Miiiersville, Ashland, Piuu Grove, Alleutown
und Philadelphia at 710 A.M. aud 2 00 and V.2U
P. M., stopping at Lebanon and principal stations ;
the V 20 p m. Train making no close connections
for PottiUllo. rior Philadelphia. For Poitaville.
Schuylkill Haven aud Auburu. via .Vchuylkitl aud
Susquehanna Railroad, leave Harrisburg aU U p. m.
Retumiug : Leave New York at 0.00 a. m., 12.00
Noon at 8.30 p. in.; Philadelphia at S OU a. m. and
3. SO p. m. Potlsville at S.30 a.m. and 2 45 p m.;
Ashland 0.00 and ll.la a..iu. and 1.05 p. m.; Tama
qua at 0.4o a m. and 100 uud 6.65 p. ui.
Leave Potlsville for llnrri-burg via Schuylkill and
Siisiiuchauna Railroad at 7.00 a. in.
Reading Accommodation Train leaves Reading at
0(10 A. M. roturuing from Philadelphia at 6.00
P. M.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 6.20
A. M. and 6 li P. M. for Fpbruta, Litis, Lancaster
Columbia, Ac.
On Sundays: Leave New York at 8 30 pm., Phila
delphia b in." A. M., and 3.15 P M. the H.nu.a. ui.
train running only Io Kea ling, PoBsvillo bOOani.,
Tamuqua 7 30 am, for Hurriaburg, 9 05 a ui, and
Reading ut 1 ."0 a ui, for Harrisburg 10.52 a. In. for
New Yolk, nnd i 25 p ui. for Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, ami excursion
Tickvu, ut reduced rates to and fioin all points.
Raggago checked through : t0 Pouuds Rrggoeje al
lowed oath Passinger.
O. A. SIC0LI.S,
Genoral Superintendent
mile Stlei:s !.. Under the patronage of
tbe United otat'-s Guvurnment, Mo-lels of this
auperior leg may bs oeen at tho Agency of the
fc A L LM LF.U COMPANV, No. 3 SuulU bevenlh
Street, Philadelphia . ' ,.:;.
Coll and see them, or send for a eireulor containing
full information. apl. 23, tto.-lura.
80LK LEATUER TRUNKS at
W W Arsley's
DIARIES for 180(5. Ao assortment of
Diane,, large aad "
finnhurv. Jan. (J, I860.
ut aood Tln-Ware,
SMITH
dr I
IKt1BIl'Nw Stop
c
a'D317 iBDD9 & 8iD2
STORE.
CS-. S. SANDflllS
RESPFCTFl.LLY iiitorun the citie'is ol Sunbury
and vicinity that he tai taken the room in
Pleosant's RnilJ'ng. In Market Square, two noma
east of the Express Oflico, for the pin -e of enriv nig
on the Stool unci siiiiie liusiuers, in all Hila
rious branches, would respectfully inform Ihecitijer
of this vicinity, that hehas puruhesed un entire new
stock of Goods which ho intends to diposo of nt tbo
very lowest pricps.
His sto-;k comprise fieiit'S Fine' Pegged nnd
Btitohed Boots, Men's Walking lioois and Roy e Hoots.
Ladles' Fancy Uliokle (Jailors! I And FintfShoos.
Misses' (Jailers, lbiliuoials au 1 Children's Shoes of
every description.
HaM iiikI 'iivi.
He hasalso in his employ superior workmen, nnd
is prepared Io do the l inejt of Custom! r V. oilt
Gent's Fir.o Dress Boots, Ladies' (Jailers & Child
ren e Shoes.
I t'Al.L WORK WARRANTED! Cnll end ex
siniuu my stock, even if you do not wi.di to buv. I
am determined Io sell at the n.ol uncial r - i -
GEO. H. S.Nij-t'..?
Sunbury, JMarch SO, lSdO.
SUNBURY CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
A DAY AND LOA11DINU SCHOOL
FOR YOU.NO LAIlIl'.S AND YOUNG MK!s.
SUNBURV. PF.NM'A.
Instructor.
tRET,,? " rn' J ?J ! Principals
Rev. W. C. Cremkk.A. M. J
Miss S. E. PowEnn, Assistant Tu.icL.or.
THE Sat quarter ol tbo a:x ve institoti jn will
open Monday, apuiil nub, im, at f?
For further particulars, apply to or add ress t he
Sunbury, March 10, !8o0. 3in
BARGAIN S IN PINK CLOTUIJNCt.
ROCKHILL WILSON,
BE0WN STONE CLOTHING KALL,
03 and 005 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW STOCK nt the LOWEST TRICES ! Having
sold out our now stock of Clothing for GentKintu
and Roys, carried over from the Into flro, our entire,
stock of Fushionablo Reody-Mudo Clothing ia tho
Newest, as our prices aro tho lowest.
NAQXIFICEKT SPUING STOCK,
Now ready, to suit cvorybody.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
Our newly filled up Custom Department now con
tains tbe largest assortment of all tbe Fashionable
New Fabrics, for our patrons to s-eleot from.
SUITS, Civil and Military, mmlo up to ordor
promptly, in tho highest siyle, and at moderate
prices.
ROY'S' CLOTHING.
In this deportment our stock is iiIfo unrivalled
tho best in tho city, at the lowest prices! Orders
executed at short notice.
THE CHOICEST STOCK
of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
IN PHILADELPHIA.
ROCRIULL. if WILSON,
' Rtonn Slono Clothing Hall,
COS and 005 Chestnut Slroot.
Apl. 25. f3. 3tn PHILADELPHIA-
I'lire I.Hx'rtj- Wliito IcniJ,
Will do more and bettor work nt a given Cost, than
! anv other! 'fry it! Manufactured only by
J Z1EOLER A SMITH,
I Wholesale Drug. Paint A Gloss Dealer?,
No. 1.(7 North THIRD Sttcot, Philadelphia,
j January 27,26fi0 ly.
' cl( , JBOVl'al I AGENTS wanted for
s ' six entirely new articles, just out. Ad
Id ress 0. T. UARE'Y, City Luilding. Rnldcford
I Maine. dcc23 ly
SADLKK AND HARNESS
iM A N U FACT U It E U .
.A.. J", STKOH,.
Deer Street, opposilo the Centrul Hotel,
S V N 15 L" li Y , 1 E N N A.
INFORMS his friends aud tho public that having
removed to his uew establishment, and extended
his line of business, is now prepared to manufacture
more extensively, and invitesull to call and oxutuino
his large ainortuient of
Sadies, Haruess, Collars.
Whips, Common uni Fancy Fly-Nctts,
Blankets, Rullaloc and Faiicy Uobcs.
Horse Combs, Sleigh-llells, Sa Idle, Harness and
Coach Trimmings for manufacturers.
UVEUYl EIVEHY ! 1 LIVERY!!!
In connection with the above ho has alsoa Livery
Stublu, g ud and sale Horse. Iluggies, nud Convey
ances, which are hired ut rcitsocablo rates
AUCTIONEER !
Ho is also a LicQtisod Auctioneer, and will attend
to all business entrusted lotus care
Suubury, March tf, lMiii. Ibu
NEW LKilOIt STORE!
WM. nOOVEK,
C."niIi'o;il Slr i't, nlxivo Mttrhet,
NEAH Til K rrNTUAI. noTEL,
SUNBURY", PA.
r FSIT.CTFULLY invites his friends and t'u
j public gcneruliy, to cull and examine his largu
usuitmenls ol li. bulore purchasing elsowhore.
IEIh Mtot-li t iss)B) ot (Criisitliet,,
"t lilL,'j, Holland iss, tan-lo-i'
Btism, .tBosioscKalieliS and
Ioui-tutt !' 1 1st- l,t'st nil
ly. 1 isie. tl'isler, Visio
p.:ir, A-., Ar.
Farmers, lintel Koeperx, and others are invited to
call, ns his slock is genuine, and will render gtcerul
satisfaction.
Sunbury, February 3, ISo'V
In veil toi-s OlilceM.
D'EPINUlilL & EVANS,
Civn, KsGiMtns if a Patlkt Solicitous
No. 4"5 Waluut street, y'hiladelphia
Patents solicited consultations on Engineering
Draughting und Sketches, Models and .Machinery of
all kinds made and skilfully attended to. Special
attention given to rej.-cted uu&cg and interferences.
Authentic copies of all Duouiucnu from i'atent Of
fice procured. N. P. Suvcyourselvcs useless troublo
and travelling expenses, as thero is no actual need
I for personal interview with us. All business with
these Otlici cau be transacted in writing. For fur
ther information direct as above, with stump enclosed,
for Circular with references.
February 3, IttW- ly.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
OFFICE, MARKET STREET,
Sunbury, Penn'a.
GW. HAUPT, Esq., having taking out license,
, uudor tbe United States excise Laws, as Real
Ksuie Agent, offers for sale the following property,
to wit :
Sixty iCO) good building lots and five (5) dwelling
houses, in the borough of Sunbury.
A farm in Upper Augusta township, containing
100 acres, more or less.
A small farm containing 70 acres, mora or lew,
about one mile from Paxinos. SliaraoSiu toirn'liip.
A small farm containing 52 acres, more or leu, in
Irish Valley. Shaiuokin township. There aro good
buildings ou these three forms.
Suubury, March 10, ls60 tf.
Willi l)'r and Border In great variety
new stvlcs just received ut the Mammoth Store of
J. W.FKILING It SOS.
funbiiry, Oct. II. l"f.5.
Pure "Liberty "Vliito Iead,
Tbe Whitest, the most durable and tbe mosteoo
nomivrl. Trvil! Manufacture I only by
' L Z1EGLIR t SMITH,
Wholesale Drug. Paint A Glas Dealers,
No. 137 Nojth THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
January 27, IM ly.
Washington House.
SAMUEL SMYDEH,
OProSlTK TOE SEW COUBT UOC8E,
BUN BURY", PA."
,"piiS popular and eomfort&ble Ilotul baa been
1 filled up in superior order lor the accommoda.
tion of Strangers, Travellers, and the public gener
ally. No effort will ho spared by the Pionrletor to
make it a favorite resort and a pleasant home for
every guost His table, his bar, and the long ex
perience of the proprietor, warrant him in antiuipe.
ting a liberal share of public patronage.
Extensive stublea, and every desirable ooave
nienos. Sunbury, April 7, 1&18. ly
SARATOGA TRUNKS at
ALL KINEI OF TBVNK t '
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