gHjc Sunftutg American.
N. B. DJSQIiE, Publishers. : . ,
NUIMIH BiY, 1A.
SATURDAY, JUMK P, 1800.
Tbo Republican ioj.Yolurtjof North
umberland County nro requested to meet
In tlio difft'itnt Boroughs atu Townships,
on Saturday, tlio 1 1th of :Jn.T,; next', to
elect Delegates to . ft County Convention
which will mret Jn"'Stinbury,.on Monday,
July 10th, 1800, to nominate candidates' for
the Conntj offices, to be elected in October
next. . " ': ., "
EM'L. WJXVERT,
i Chairman of Standing Cmnmittee.
Schbcry, June 7th, 18G0... , .
Eocal d affairs.
jT.Iol Irinllns-..Having received a
large supply of NEW JOB TYPE, of Various new
styles, Posters, Handbills, Cireulars, Cards, Letter
Heads, Bill Heads, Labels, o., can b printed ia
the latest and best styles, and on short notice
1 Order by mail promptly attended to. " ,
Of ItnLIGiocs Notice. V.Tlini sallh the Lord :
Let the nicked forsokohis tray, and the unrighteous
man his thoughts, and let hjin return unto the Lord
and lie will hare mercy upon him,' and to our God,
for He will abundantly pardon." Isaiah, S5 ; 7. ,
The Young Men's United Prayer Mooting is bold
"every Sabbath ercning at 61 o'olock, in the lecture
room of the Presbyterian Church, in this place.
t3r Strawberry Festival. The ladies of St.
.'Matthew's Church will hold a strawberry festival in
the old Court House, in this place,' commencing on'
'Wednesday evening, 13th Inst., and Continue it
until the following Saturday ovenlnj.
tWm. II. Williams, A. M., of Philadelphia,
has taken charge of the Milton Academy, as Princi
pal. The school was opened on Monday, '28th ult.,
with an avorage attendance of scholars. .
(3P The new route to New York from this placo,
ty way of Mt. C ami el and the Loblgh Valley road,
will bo opened shortly. Trains leaving hero at 6
o'clock in the morning will arrive in New York nt
4 P, M., of the same day .
jy The recent rains have greatly revivified the
crop; and all kinds of vegetation.
fj FRflr. Strawberries are now ripe and will
soon be abundant. Two weeks since tlicy were sold
In this place at one dollar per quart. Cherries are
also ripening. The peach crop in this town and
vicinity never was more promising. This may be
said also of pears and apples, and indeed all kinds
f fruit. Iu Delaware Biid Now Jersey tho peach
crop was severely injured by early fiost.
Conr.ECTtos. We need hardly say that the
riic of tin hail stone, referred t J in our last,
magnified by uing the word ''diameter" for "cir
cumference." EOfR Umbrella. Wo neglected to mention
last week that wo recovered our lost umbrella.
Wonderful to relate, it caiue to light the day after
cur notice of its log ! The oircunuitaiice id not much
.f itfclf, except to illustrate the great efficacy of
advertising, when even an umbrella, to which the
oncr is supposed to havo only an imaginary title,
con be recovered.
V.'e observe some very fine paving flag,
brought from some of the quarries near town, fur the
l ew Court House pavement. We presume they will
be handsomely squared before being tail, as all
ti' o-l ai'ucMiK should be. A new, and we think
mcllent lightning rod, has also been put up.
tjp" Frsi.tys. Sume seventy or eighty men,
r.-iiai!S. on their way to the Canadian frontier, left
li i? place cu Monday la;t in the afternoon train
'orth. They were all. or nearly so. from the coal
rcgicn. Tl:y came to town in the forenoon, aud
having c ire hours of leisure and nobody to fight, a
number of them ihdulgel too freely in lager and
whiskey the result was several fights among them
selves. One poor fellow entreated, with tears in his
eyes, to bo released, but was told that bo was regu
larly enlisted ar.d eould not back out.
Cs-'MVe understand that our neighbor, Jacob
Youngmun. of the Gazette office, intends establishing
nn iron foundry iu this place, for stove and other
cuttings. Mr. Younguian has considerable inventive
and mechanical genius, and will, no doubt, do well
iu this new onlerpriie.
,'The Borough Scuool Hoard. The school
directors of this borough met on Tuesday evening
last, and organized the new board for the ensuing
year. The fallowing are the officers :
President E. Wilvert.
Secretory L. T. Itohrbacb.
Treasurer J. Ii. Ltiikcr.
O. W. Ifaupt, Esq , one of the directors, having
received his commission a County Superintendent,
tendered bis resignation. The board, having au
thority, will appoint some ono to fill the vacancy.
"Down it Comes. Butter fresh "grass butter,"
ean now be had in any quantity, in our market, at
twenty-five cents per pound. Mean roast beef, li
to 20 eents per pound ; corned beef, 10 to 14 cu; ;
rump steaks, 15tol8cts. ; sirloin steaks, 17 to 20
ts. Mutton fore quarter, 12 to 18 ots. ; hind quar
ter, 15 to 20 cts. ; chops, 17 to 20 ots."
We quota the above from the Harrisburg TW
frraph of Saturday last. What a commentary on
tho war prices kept up ia this place, where butter U
still selling at 44 cents per pound. Vs should re
member that extravagant rents and high price of
provisions are calculated "to retard the progress of
our place, come people soeut to forget that the
war is over, and imagine that the bigb prices which
resulted from it must continue forever. At Carlisle
butter is selling at 13. cents, at Lancaster 20 cents,
pd at other places about tho same.
-JThe U. 8. District and Cirouit Court will bo
iield at Williamsport, commencing on Monday,
Jith instant. : '
y The Hail Stobm at Lewisbufo. The Lew.
isburg Chmniclt gives the particulars of the hail
.storm which passed over thatplaeaon Sunday week.
Hail as large as bulled walnuts full, and considera
ble damage was done to grain fields, fruit and vege
1 all us. There was also a great destruction of window
glass, the University buildings alona loalrig about
four hundred panes, and several churches lost from
ruttnty-Ove to one hundred panes, to say nothing
of private dwellings.
.... '
At tlio meeting of the soldiers, of Bnyder
county, last week, Dr. II. F. Wegeneeller, Capt.
El i.lr'r, Ir. J. Y. Shindle, Daniel Crousa and Col.
A. C. Simpson were selected a dolegates to the
Soldiers' Convention, which met at PitusLurg on
'ju. lav la.it. A committee, consisting of one per
il, u liom each election d'striot in the county, wai
i,l,., ip pointed to form a permanent soldiers' organl
z-it i n .
fl 'DiKOBACErt l. ArrAia.-rOn Monday after
i.ion ln-l a scene occurred, at the depot, in this'
place, whi.-li was rathrr novel and exciting. It
,.., , ii,iu a notorious a bite prostitute bad won the
i.Il..i:ii..i. or the husband of a "lady ef olor," who
,,,, (10 was a respectable woaian, and threatened
t., 'mh. ' tb! frail "whin aitr"a tba platform -of
the di j ot, xhure Uo aUouudmg eoupla bad mat tor
the pm "I (loiu Iruut tba wrath of the batter
half ni' Hie UmiiiiI lmbaed, Tba aolored lady oom.
iiiiiil a war ot wuiria up tba f faUea aciel,"
aceuKing Ul abasia- piiaii aoalupeaieut, there
by ii.-j.mui 4 btr of tbo Bwoiwtjr ot box husband.
'i'uls m amiabla ' ayuidi of the pave" jtoully da-
nied,: and al '"! " vary Imullirie; laogusga to
the eoj.ct lady, h-n tbo latter, almost eraiad with
n.'er and jealou.y, "ml for bar" In regular pu
il.uiyle lb Portias ware ea) ly aeparatad, Iba
dy ..f aolor" rceUimlug her lovln and 'aPatSBt
bubaiid t ; . , ...,..'' j
If Tun Fire at WiixiAusr-oaT. Tba lata tra
at Williamsport, whloh oocured on Saturday night,
20th ult., was the most dcstruotlve one that has visi
ted that plaoo for several years past. Nine build
ings were consumed. Tbo fire first broke out in the
Ice-oream saloon of A. Allen, on the south side of
Third street, between Pine and WllllamssU-ects, and
spread from there east to Fine Alley and west to
WllHams slreot, burning seven buildings on that
side, and oroasjng Third street, burned the County
Prison 11 the residence pi !th Sheriff. The flames
spread very rrpidly and ragod with great fury.
In removing s, largo iron safe. from tho office of Mr.
John Dubois it broke through the sidewalk beneath
which was an excavation, and jiistaufly killed Mrs.
Elita htoons, who tad her residence in the basement
i of tba office, and was under the pavement securing
some dishes, i The unfortunate woman was tba widow
of William Koons, who was killed on tba Williams-
port A Elmira Eailroad about five years ago. She
was about thirty years of age and leaves a child.
The total loft by the fire amounts to About (50,000.
.. ' in ...ii 1 1 in m m m
tFMimnitn Trial, m Skvder Courtt. The
trial of Peter 'So?.- charged wtthnurdoring his wife
on'the night of the Bth of January last, near Middle
burg, In Snyder oounty, took place at thelaijlfSeasion
of the Snyder oounty oourt, : which Was held at
Middleburg last week. The murder excited the
most intense Interest, and during tba progress of the
trial .Middleburg was crowded with persona from
different parts of the eounty. 1 ;
It was provon at the trial that Eby was in tho
immediate vicinity of the murder at the time it
took place, and that he had a gun with whioh the
deed was supposed to have been committed. The
evidence was purely circumstantial. The Common
wealth failed to prove any motive for the commission
of the erime, and he Was accordingly acquitted.
Tho counsel for the defence wcro J. C. Buchcr, Esq.,
ot Lcwisburg. A. J. Cronemiller, Esq., of Middle
burg, and J. C. Kunkel, Esq., of Harrisburg; for
the Commonwealth, A. O. Simpson, Esq! of Sclins-
grovo, Samuel Weirick. Esq., District Attorney of
Snyder county, and A. J. Horr, Esq., of Harrisburg.
ty Base Ball. The Sorquohanna Base Ball
Club, of this place, having been challenged by the
Tyrolean Club, of Harrisburg, will leave to-day
(Saturday) tn tho 6 o'elook train, for the purpose of
contesting the honors of the game with that club.
jti have no doubt they will be handsomely antcr
taiuerf by our Harrisburg friends; 'Tba following
niua will play on the part of the Susquehanna:
Oco. W. Hambrigbt, 6. W. Seilcr, A. Weaver, Chas.
Sarvis, B. P. Bright, B. Rodrigue, A. McCausland,
P. Uowor and II. Krone.
We learn that the Susquehanna has also been
challenged by a Williamsport clubt and that they
contemplate playing them at an early day.
Tho Star Club, of this place, has been merged into
the Susquohanna Club. This was occasioned by
several of the most experienced members of that
organization leaving town. The Susquehanna has
the material to make a first-cluss club, the majority
of the members are experienced players, baring
previously been uttuched to clubs in various portions
of the State.
Tho celebrated Athletics, of Philadelphia, proba
bly the beet base ball players in this country, intend
playing at Wilkeabarre on next Thursday. Somo
half dozen clubs are expected to be present on the
occasion,' umong them tho "Alerts," of Danville,
who played d match game with tho "Star?," in this'
place, several weeks since.
i. - .
J3P TnE RTiltoman eiys that tho new bridgo at
that place is fairly under wny, with a fiue prospect
of being ready for crossing by next fall. Jt is ex.
pected that the bridge will be entirely finished by
tho early part of next spring.
r,S?Tiiii Crops. Though trie wheat crop is a
partial failure in some States, in others it will bo a
full average. A friend, just arrived from California,
says the wheat and other crops never were so abun
dant in that State. Flour was selling at about frt
per barrel, and all kinds of provisions were from 0
to 1C0 per cent, lower than here.
tj?NEW Counterfeits. Tbo following list of
new counterfeits, from Peterson's Detector for June,
will be found of interest to our readers, and should
be preserved for reference :
Iron City Bank, Pittsburg, Ta. i s spurious
vig.. steamboat; portrait of Washington on right
end ; Clay on left end.
National Bank, Pottsville, Pa. Xs spurious
v'g.. carpenter at work. Bunk issues no 3V
Merchants' National Bank. Washiusrton, D. C.
The suspension of this bank will not afiect the notes,
as all National Bauk notes are secured by Govern
ment bonds.
Counterfeit Postal Currency, new issue. Fifty
Cent Notes, now issue. On the top of the bill tho
words 'i,'urnjbDC(t only by the Assistant Treasurer
and Designated Depositaries of tho I'nitcd Slates,"
observe the two words ''0f the;'' on the genuine
thoro is a little spaco between them, nut so on the
imitation.
Fifty Cent Notes ; the engraving Is good, but tho
gilt frame around the head is very bad. The paper
has. however, tho appearance of common priuting
paper, and is very whitish, lhe wholo of it is a
liule smaller than the genuine, biz barrels on right
of Washington are very indistinct.
Twenty-Five Cent Notes, new issue ; very dark,
and poorly engraved.
Twenty-Five Cent Notes, poorly engraved, on
poor paper, aud the gilt frame around the bead
don't show any gilt.
Ten Cent Notes, very coarsely done, and tbo green
ink vory pale.
United States Compound Interest Notes. Fifties,
imitation, vig., (on left end,) feuialo erect, holding
sword in ber loll bund, her right band resting on
Bible male bust, 60 on die above, on right end.
Well done and likely to deceive good judgus.
One Hundred Dollar counterfeits are in circula
tion a fao simile of the genuine bill, but tba engra
ving is not so line. Tbey are datod May lath, lo5 :
letter B. The green ink on the back of the counter
feit is paler than that in tba genuine. Be oareful
and examine well all before taking them, as tbey
have deceived somo of our belt juiUjus.
United Stales Legal Tender, Greenbacks. f)'s, a
new issue and very well done. The only prominent
defeot is heavier shading around the words "United
Suites," in the title, 'l he counterfeit ia about one
eighth of an ineh shorter than the genuine.
First N ational Bank Notes. 20 s, a close imita
tion of the cenuine notes, and well caloulalud to
deceive. The baok of the bill is rather coarse. The
plate is liable to ba altered to any of tba Natioual
Banks.
BUSINESS NOTICES,
r? Seviss) Macdikes. Sevoral valuable Lock'
Stitch Sewing Moebines, new styles,
Enquire at this office.
for sole.
JET THE CONTINENTAL1 CLOTIIIXG
BAZAAR, CORNER OF MARKET AND
THIRD STREETS, 6UNBTJHV, WILL
SELL READY-MADE CLOTHING 'AT
TEN PER CENT. LESS THAN FIRST
COST.
tp A Floreci Sewing Machixe is offered
for sals at two-thirds its value-a groat bargain.
Call at the millinery store of Miss Mary L. Lazarus,
on Market street.
mlic-
ryTas) entorpr'uing proprietor of tba Costi-
kemtAL Clotuiho JJazaab contemplates changing
bis line of business, and in order to reduce bis stock
of Heady-Made Clothing, will sell goods at ten pr
etHt. lets than first tost ! Purchasers will do well
to oall and examine for themselves. Den't forget
tba place 8. W. corner of Market and Third streets,
Sunbury, Fa.
y Tee Wat to Mam Moket. If yon want to
make money, go to J. E. Sutcc's Tailoring Estab
lishment, on Fourth street, opposite Weaver's hotel,
and procure yens garments. Jiis lust 'Invoice of
Hammer goods 'go oil like '"hot eakee."' Sohn sells
cheap, and makes up good suits. His great aim
in giving satifaolien to all, is one reason wby he
sells so sasny goods. . All who deal with biiu oooa
are sure to go the second time, aa no place Is to be
found which exoels John s eetubluhnient
Moan IaraovEaaxTS. Mr. a. Young has
taken oharge of tba saloon' formerly kept by
M. K. Sucber, in Simpson's Building, Market street,
and has refitted Use establishment. As Mr. Young is
an old hand at the business, we predict tbst he will
svs plenty of customers
tyTHS Ekd or TBI World At the last meet
ing of the Aoadcmy rif Sciennes, M. Dalaunay proved
that th earth's motion is gradually slackening, and
that tba days are thereby insensibly lengthening to
tho extent of a second in 100,000 years 1 At this
rate, in eight thousand alt hundred and forty mil
lions of years the earth will srop altogether, If it docs
not otherwise boTore: that period. ' Wrf find thus that
tha world is bound to eome to an end some time or
other. Seienoe and revelation both point in the
same direction that Is to Mr. Jacob O. Bock's
tailoring establishment) n Fourth street, between
Market and Chesnut, where the best of gentlemen's
garments are made up Id the latest style, and at the
most reasonable rates. ,
ty Removal S. Byorly, the popular artist,
having purchme9 the Photograph Gallery formerly
conducted by Mr. J. B. Erskine, in Simpson's build
ing, Market street, has transferred his own Gal lory,
which was lately in Basal or a building, to that quar
tet, where he will have increased facilities fof pro
ducing those beautiful and. life-like pictures for
which be is celebrated H to new room is fitted up
in tba 'best and handsomest manner. Thoso wbo
want pictures, bf any slxe, style and quality, will of
course, patronise him, as bo, is acknowledged the
best artist in this section of the State. . t .
Ij"New Ice Cream Saloon. We observe that
our young friend, David Fry proprietor of the
bakery, bas openod an ice cream saloon, at his resi
dence, in Spruoe street, wbcro bo will keep on
band an excellent artlolo of this delicious summer
luxury. Ho has employed ono of the best manufac
turers of les cream, and will servo upevcry afternoon
and evening, vanilla, lemon, orango, chocolot0i
peach, pino-npple and strawberry cream. His sa"
loon ia titled up in tlio most comfortable manner)
and he will spare no pains to accommbdato all who
may be pleased to patronize him. Families, parties,
4o,, supplied at reasonable rates. v . ...
15 Mcch is Little. The married are longer
lived than tho einglo ; and above all, thoso who ob
serve a sober and industrious comluot. Tali men
live longer than short ones. Women have more
chances of life previous to the ngo of fifty years than
men. but fewer after. Tho number of marriages is
in proportion of 75 to 100. Marriages are n.ore fie.
quent after tho equinoxes that i.', during the
months of Juno aud December. There is no differ
ence in tho "longevity i of tho Boots and Shoes sold
at Win. H. Miller's Excelsior Boot A Shoe i'tore,
Market street, .S'unbury, as both "Jong" and "short"
articles ic that lino sold at his establishment nro
warranted to outlive any sold in this vicinity
Miller kcops a well selected stock for men, womon
and children. . '
tJ LiiiK, Sahd asd Stone. Wo printed bills
this week for Scasholtt A Bnwcn, who annnunco to
the publie that they are dealing in Lime, Sand and
Stone. . Those in want of a cood article eon rrocure
it from tho above firm.
;., . -.. ...
N. F. LiaiiT.NEit announces bis second arrival of
new goods. Ife now keeps a regular assortment, and
thoso who want articles in his branch of business
will not go amiss by giving him a call.
I'j Immense Excitemkxt. Our citizens will be
thrown into great excitement by the news that S.
Kronenbcrg sella hi? Clothing, Boots and Show, nt
IS per cent, under Cost.' lie is determined by nil
means to secure custom. Let everybody como and
examine, ot S. KUONENBEHU'S
Two doors aoove Oco. Bright's Drug Store
DEATHS.
In this place, on Thursday, the 7th inst..
FREDERICK. LAZARUS, Esci., aged about
70 viurs.
The duccnseJ was ono of our oldest citi
zens, and was, ut the time of'his. death, one
of the Justices ol the Pcitcts of this Rorough
iu which capacity he hud acted for tunny
ycurs. In early life ho took much interest
in military alluirs, and was an ollicer of the
army in the war of 1812. lie suffered from
declining health for more than a year.
In Rush township, on Monday of ln.-t
week, of consumption, MARIS ARET ANN,
duughter of RoLieit Campbell, deceased,
uged 19 yeurs.
Kigali KV itl.lltatiyrs.
Corrected Weekly for tho "American."
Wheat Flour, extra family, per barrel,
f 15 00
7 60
10 00
6 0
S 00
1 00
hi
(li
2 1)0
40
30
10
3 &0
S3
18
25
25
25
20
IS
15
18
20
12a 14
7
do do
do do
perowt.
per bbl.
per cwt.
per bushel,
do
do
do
do
par pound
Ilyo Flour,
do
Wheat, prime red
Bye,
Corn,
Oats,
Potatoes,
Dried Peaches, pared
do do unparcd
Dried Apples,
do
do
lined Cherries, (unstoned,) per bu.
Butter,
per pound,
per dozen,
per pound,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Egg",
Cheese,
Lard,
Hams,
Shoulders,
Boef, bind quarter,
' front "
Mutton,
Pork,
Veal,
Chickens,
per puir
hbaiiiolViit Conl 'I'l'ude.
SnAUOKin, June 4, IRAS.
Ton. Cwt.
Sent for week ending June 4, 14 .581 08
Per loit report, 182 851 J3
197.7H0 01
121,570 10
To same time last year,
Increase,
73,105 Jl
Serial Notices.
IjTNsws fob the ArrLtcTEo. Dr. S. J. Dab.
Bis, who has been practising in eranton, Wilkes.
Barre, Danville, and now at Bloomsburg, has conclu
ded to stop in Sunbury, at Wearer's Hotel,, from
Juno 10th to 17th. Then to Milton, at United States
Hotel from June ,17th to 23d. We read of many
wonderful cures performed by him, since his sojourn
in Danville and from men we have no reason to
doubtv His treatment is pleasant, sa be gives no
medicine, nor performs surgieal operations. For
circular address Dr. S. J. Darrin, Sunbury, Pa.,
itb stamp. His charges are reasonable The
wealthy only requested to pay a fee. Read the fol
lowing certificates and lose no time In vititing thi8
renowned physician :
Danville. Mav 25. 1803 Mr. Eoitor Dear
Sir I wish to suv to the Dublie. that Dr. Darrin
cured me of pain in the breajt and sides, shortness
... . .....I. . . I
OI tiroalll, ao., Wliu one ireaiuieuh. a nas auuvivu
about three ycurs, so bad at times that I eould
scarcely walk. I would recommend nun to my
him to
lrienas. uusii. xuuia,
MAK1IN DAILY.
DiNviLLB. Pa.. May 2olh, 1H06 Mr. Editor,
Dear Sir : Dr. Darriu has cured me ot rheumatism.
Was taken about six months ago. . Jluve not been
able to work only a part of the time since. 1 cheer'
fully recommauu niy friends to visit him.
liospoctfully Yours, THOMAS WILLIAMS.
Rrn Twr.. NoRTuuuaehLAKD Co.. Mav 27
1366. Dr. Darrin Dear Sir : My daughter, aged
i 'i ears, has been afflicted with deafneas for a pe
riod of six years, but after having received treatmeat 1
frAm vnu mo inMin ui us DcritwiiT ournj. I'U"
hnr diitinotlv evervthinz I
verv low tone of voice. Can be referred to at any
time. Kcsp. Youss, UAUMAN SNYDER
The Editor of the Canfield, Ohio, JUrald, says :
' Wubatos's Itch OistmhsV . It has been said
that to 'to get the Itch is no disgrace, but it is dis
craceful to keep it.' No one need 'aave the itoh
forty-eight hours if they will use 'Wheaton's Oint
ment,' fur it is a sure eure ! We saw it tried on the
porsous of several children and adulu a few weeks
u.,.i in tirhinir at onee ceased, and in two
days 'not aa eruption was visible. It is effectual in
... .in nimDiua. blotches, aud especially old suras.
We used the Ointment on one of our children, aud
1 1, .Hmai magical. The itch, which bas beaa so
prevalent about here, has Dot yielded te the usual
remedies for this oom plaint, and we are clad that a
remedy has been Ojiaoovere uiat is se enciue4 ana
jelsecBeap. raaa toe avverusesa ewe.
fcSF8E A Woman, !o another column,
picking Hamburg grapes for Bpocr's Wino.
It is an admirable) article, used in tho hospi
tals and by tho first cla9s families in Puris,
London and New York, in preference to old
Port AVine. It is worth a trial, as it gives
great satisfaction. For sale by W. A. llen
nclt. ' . '
"DON'T tik FOOMsii'." Yon can tnnke
Six ' Dollars from Fifty Cents. Cull and ex
amine an invention urgently needed by every
body. Or a sample edit free by mail for fit)
cents that retails easily for $0, by R. L.
WOLCOTT. 170 Chatham 8iuare,N V. ' '
Sept. 10, 1865. 1y. :,
i.ori: ai matrimony.
' Ladles and gentlemen, if you with to marry, sd
dress tho undersigned, who will send you, without
money and without price, valuable Information that
will enable you to marry happily and speedily, ir
respective of age, wealth, or beauty. This informa
tion will eostyou nothing, and If Vnu wish fo marry,
I will choorfully assist you. All letters strictly con
fidential. Tho desired information scot by return
mail, and no reward asked. Address
SARAH II. LAMBERT
Groenpoiul, Kings Co.,' Kew York.
June fl, 1805. 3m , .
T,,
SJotilV'smloux iiikI I'x poriom'o
OK AN INVALID.
Published for tho benefit and as a caution to young
men and others, who suiter from Korruus Debility,
Premature Decay of Manhood, Ao., supplying at tho
same timo the nieans of soil-cure. By one who nos
ourod himself after undorgoing considerable quack
ery. By enclosing a post-paid addrensod envelope,
single copies, tree of charge may be bad of the au
thor. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq . Brooklyn, Kingi
Co, N. Y.
January 27, 1800 ly.
To 4.'onuiitiv'x. .
The advertiser, having been restored to health in
a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having
suffered for scvoral ycurs with a severe lung affection,
and that dread disease, Cousumpou is anxious to
make known to Iim fclloiv niffi-rcrs tho means of
euro.
To all who desiro it, ho will send a copy of tho
prescription used (free of charge), with the dirco
tions for pri'parin?' and using tho same, which they
will find a sure Ct nu for Co.vsc mption, Asthma,
Biiom iiitih, Coeuiis, Colds, and all .Throat ami
Lung Affections. Tbo only ohjeet of the advertises
in sending tho prescription is to benefit tho afflicted
and spread information which be conceives to be in
valuable, and bo hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as it will cost them nothing, ami muy prove
a blessing.
Parties wishing tha prescription, pree, by return
mail, please address
Rev. EDWARD WII.SOX.
Willinnulmrgh, Kings Co , New York.
January 13, lotiO ly.
Laboratory of Jas. H. Chilton .t Co., )
New York, March 11, 1801. i
We have n ccntly made a caicfhl analysis '
of the iiAMUt iu I'onx wink prepared by Mr.
Alfred Speer, and do not hesitate in pro
nouncing it pure ; it contains nil properties
of the Hamburg or Port jjrtipc, and therefore,
for medicinal titeF, it is superior to other
wines.
Its principal f fleet upon the system nro
mildly stimulating, diuretic, sudorific and
tonic. It will prove beneficial in Affections
of the Kidneys, nncl Chronic diseases, with
general debility of the constitution.
Physicians may safely recommend it to
their patients, it: place of tho many doubtful
mixtures too oftiu sold as pure wines.
Jas. H. Cliillon & Co.,
Analytical Chemists.
This wine can be had of 'W. A. liennett.
It is a most excellent article for weakly per
sons, especially females. I
RnowN's liitoNcim vl TttofiiKs, when al
lowed to dissolve, in the mouth, have a direct
influence on the affected partn; tlio soothing (
effect to the mucous lining of the windpipe I
ttllays Pulmonary irritation and gives relief I
in Coughs, Colds, and the various Throat
affections to which public speakers and j
singers arc liable. I
Mrsm:ooM PKiti'tuus. Or' the swarm of'
inferior perfumes (ot up to conipcto with I
I'liulott's 'Cip'lit Moaniing Cereua," seareely
even the m. inorv retiiuitis. Thev are literally !
forgof.cn, while the sales of that ne jdan ultra
of all frat'ranco constantly increases. Sold
everywhere.
NOTICE!
Orrice or tiiu I.citic.n and Maiianoy )
1'iAll.llOAU CuMlANV,
No. 308 Wulnut St., Philadelphia. J
rilliK Stockholders of The Lehigh and Mahonoy
I Hailroail Company, aru herahy notified, that
under aud by virtuo of an Act of Assembly of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled ''An Act
relating In Railroad Companies," passed the loth
day of May, A. D. ISSI. tlio Directors of Tho Lohigh
and Mahonov Railroad Company, and the Directors
of Tho Lehigh Valley Hnilroad Company have en
tered into a joint agreement under the corporate
seal of each of said Companies for tho consolidation
of said Companies, aud merger of the said The Le
high and Mahonoy Kail road Company, prescribing
the terms and conditions thereof, nnd the muiinur of
converting the Capital iS'tock of tho said Lehigh and
Mahonoy Kailroad Company into the stock of the
said Lciiigh Ya.ley Kaiiroad Company ; and cun
taining all sueh othur provisions an have been doom
ed necessary to pcrtcot tue saia cousuintatiou una
merger, and that the said u -reeuu nt w ill bo submit
ted to the Stockholders of the said Lehigh and .M ah
um y Railroad Company for the purpose ot oomidor
ing and voting by ballot, in person or by proxy, for
the adoption or rejection of tbo same, each share en
titling the bolder thereof to one vote, at a meeting
of the said (stockholders, to be held ou tho l-l'll day
of June, A. D. laud, at Ibe otlice of the said The Le
high aud Mahonoy Ruilroa l Company at Aumiier
at'd Walnut street, iu tho City of Philadelphia, at
111 o clock A. M., ot said day, at wlnon time ana
place, and for tho object liloreso: I. All the Stock
holders of The Lehigh ami Mahonoy Railroad Com
pany aro notified to attend. j
This notice being given in compliance with the j
provisions ot the socoud section of the Actol Assem
bly al'urusuid.
tit as. UAUiMiuiiAJb, rresiuoui.
Philadelphia, May Tiii. lMiu. 3t
NEW GROCERY!
CALL AI TUBMAN'S OLD STAND.
WI10LF.5ALJ i RiiTAlL . .
- AND
s
Provision Store
FOU CHEAP COOPS !
Tbeir Stock is complete, consisting in part of
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, .SPICES, COAL OIL,
Tobacco, Cigars, Flour, Feed, Fish, Suit,
Hams, Shoulders, Cheese, Fruit,
(Jlass, Lamps, to., ia.
Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
' 5Cull and examine our Stock, and satisfy your
Selves."
Hanbury, May 11, 18og, "
SUNBUUY FOUaNDRY.-'.
' i:0. RUIlItll.44'11 Ac, , '
ABE now carrying ou business at this old estah
lishment with ruuewed viitor.
Cauiugs of every description, promptly furnished
The Stoves manufactured at this Foundry havo
nuired the highest reputation,
articular attention naid to MILL CARTIK03
Farmers should not forget that the PLOWS made
at the Hunbury rouuary nave never oeen euaiieu
A friculiural imolemmts repaired at abort notice
'. Small eastings, iuoluding Cooking utunslls, Of the
most improved and most useful patterns.
The business will be conducted on an enlarged
scale. Old customers will be accommodated as usual
and new onas are respectfully solloitwt.
busbar y, May 12, i&eS
Intrrnalionnl Hold,
305 and 307 JJroatfieay, Corner Franllin Sirtut
s . KEW YOKK.
rrUIIS firstaloM House the most quiet, homelike
X and ploasant Hotel In the city oftVrs superior
indiieoinents to these visiting New York for business
or pleasure. It is central In its location, and kept on
theKuROf'EAN Plan, in connection with Taylor's
Saloon, whore refreshments oan be bail all hours,
or served in their own moms. Tho charges are mo
derate, the rooms and attendance of the first order
baths, and all tbo modern conveniences attached
JOH.M TAYLOK, Proprietor.
' Nov 4, ih:'
$l.BOO 1KU Vf'AIl! We want
agents everywhere to sell our im.
IwZl ? 5owi" Machines. Throe now kinds.
aCI.?i "TV to Warranted five years.
7,' lnH commissions paid. Tho only
Xeh. refill States for lew thsn 40,
m Bmii i . '""need br Howe, Wheeler Will
YE' "c!0.'.. jiHkor.. Singer A Co . and llaoheldel-
ZnZV?Z??"Zi ?" V nn-i"-.nd tr.
mcnt. Circular, frae." AddTT?'."
AJBiddeford.AIah,e,,
4-ii,xi: tiv ii,io rT
r s iiir, unaersigiica respeoiinuy informs his friends
X and the public that ho has changed his plco
loading Freight in Philadelphia from Freed V
4 Freed, No. 811 MaiketSlroct, to .
of
ard
A. D. ACHE80M
(Commuuion Merchant, dealer in Flour Grain, Secd-
Ac.) "
I01S llnrlfel fit., Iliila1clpliin,
whore alt freight, will bo loaded on cars of the un
dersigned, for Dauphin, Sunbury, Shamokin, ami all
lliierveiiiiiK poillls.
All freight will be carried as low as on any other
lihe. Orders to carry freight respectfully aulicited,
which will receive prompt atlcntioi.
J , II. WEISER.
Sunliury, Jan. 13, IStiO. 3m.
WILLI AM 7. APBLETS
Boot, Shoe and Trunk
WAREHOUSE,
si;:m'itv, bm.
WM. VT. APPLEY has just opened a NEW
STOHK in tho well-known !ioum of Mrs. Unul
ton. in Murket slreot, und oilers to the citizen of
Sunliury and neighboring towns, HOOTS A. SHOES
of tho best quality and workmanship, lio having
made arrangements v,ith first-elas lunnufaclureis
to supply the best qualify of good.
In tho Wholesale Department he calls the atten
tion of Country Storekeepers to his fine stock, which
will be sold at the lowest wholesalo prices, thus ena
bling Retail Deslors to save oxpeusu of visiting tlio
cities to replenish their stock.
In the Retail Department eon bp f..ind BOOTS,
S1IOF.S, TRUNKS. VALHhS. Ac. which, in price,
nt these times, are without a parallel.
The stock of Lalics1 Wuir is superior in style and
workiu!Ui?hip than is usually found in country tonnr,
ernliraeing ecius of ijaluiurals, splendid Congress
Uaiters. and fancy hoos of every kind.
W. W. A. also call" attention to his large stock of
Men's wear, of Intcst styles, that will tit any foot
with case and comfort.
t'oiui- Oiic ! Como .111 !
Sunbury, March lillli. lM'lt.
I.ADlKri' I.AS'
l.NG U.UTKKS fur pt.r.. at
W. W. AjiSr's.
UI.OVi: KID BOOTS, at
W. XV An:c's
l-l)ii:
HOOTS AM) SUOBS, FOR MKN. WOMIIS AND
Cllll.llKi;., ut V. W. Apslev's.
GIIAXT ic SIIEnSIAN !
Tito two heroes before their tent pl.inning a battlo
Onmt smoking. A beauti!ul steel engraving by
Win. Sartain. Aonts wanted everywhere. Saia;)lo
ser.1 by mail fur fill cents. Agents make 50 per cent.
Address. BAUTI.KaO.V A CO.,
my 1 2 2m CI 1 Chesnut St., l'hiln.
imoitTi:i &. ?! iisT'fic.
FISHING TACKLE!
JOHN KRIDKS.
North Kast Corner ccond A Walnut Streets.,
PHILADKLI'IIIA.
Tl'ST in reeeidof a fine selected stock of cheap
and fancy KI'IIIXt TACK LK, of all descrip
tions, suitable for the rivers and brooks of tlii. tate,
to which we invite tho attention of all storekeepers.
March 17, ISM. :!ni
HENKY IIAltl'Ert,
f'jo ak:ii M iti:i:r,
PHILADELPHIA.
WATCHES,
Fine Cold JEWELRY,
Solid S1LVKR WARE,
mi l Superior SILVER PLATED WARE, ut Rk-
DI'I'Kn l'llII'KS !
March lit, 1SH6. 3m.
N E AV
GOODS!!
J- II- ENGEL
HAS just relumed from New York and Philadel
phia, and is now receiving a Now Stock of
Spring & Summer Goods,
at a great reduction in prices.
4-utl'int'iiM Wear.
Fine Black Cloth at f 1.00 that used to sell at $ 3 00.
Cassimores, Satinctt, Cashinerutts, Kentucky Jeans,
ColUiuaJo aud Linen Panting, at reduced prices
Ladies' Dress Goods
Silk, Wool Delaines, Mohair, ."ilk Stripe, Paul
De Chain, Alpacca, 1'oplett, English ami Scotch
tlinghams, Challiea, Delaines, Lawn, Calico and
Miulins, very ohcap.
White Goods.
Linen Dress floods. Linen Skirting. White Toilet
Quilts, Rriiliunts, Swiss Stripe, SwibS Cuiubriu. Jac
oouctt. Irish Linen, Shirt Fronts, ic.
La lies' Cloth aud Flauuel Sucking, and other
flannel at low prices. White Shetland Wool,ShawU,
Balmoial Skins, Ac Skirting and tho latest style
of lioop Skirts, very handsome and cheap.
Yankee Notions in -Great Variety
Hosiery, Cloves, Pocket umlkcrcbicls, Suspen
ders, Ntoktieg. Paper Collars, L'mbrtllr.s, a good
assortment of Spectacles, Coats, Spool Cotton, laucy
Buttons, Trimmings, Ao.
Carpets. Floor and Table Oil Cloths, brown and
green Oil Cloths for windows, Oilt Shades, Fixtures
lor Window Blinds.
Huts, Cua and Ladies' Shakers, Hardware, Nuils,
Fol ks, Shot its, Spudus, iron-tuotb tiarde.il Rakes.
GROCERIES, SALT FISH.
Cucenswaro, Glassware, Boots and Shoes,
Taints, Oils, Glass and Putty.
School Books, and a new supply ol WALL PA
PLK, will be sold very ohcap.
All ersons desirout of geltins good goods at low
prices, lor cash or' country produce, will plua.se irivo
me a call. J. il.ENOLL.
Sunliury, ypril 7th, 1SV
Tew "opi:nTno
Ol' t'lotlilncr, 4. . si ! uriiUliius
iloeits, Ilttolrt Mioei..
nHE uiuleisined tuk pleasure in announcing to
I tho miblio ol ' Sunbury, aud vic'.uily, that he bas
opened bis
CLOTHING STORE,
with a well solccfpd stock of
1 will sell at ai-tonishing low prices.
I have also still on bund a large stock of
Bools & Sho s,
for Ladles. Uents and Children's wear, which 1 am
selling oil, as I iuleud to give up that branch f busi
ucss.
itwill be to tha advantage to Cash jit-Tttiis to
give mo a call. ,,..,,.,
a. aao.sii.iiii
ft. Ohosh' old stand, Market Square.
Sunbury, April 7, 18o8.
Jluuhoodt bow (ustt. bow If Vktortttl.
Just published,. a uow edition of Du. Ci i.vcr-
WB1.L S VBIKSHATKU ou iuv ruuicut cure
(without medicine) of Spermatorrhoea, or sciuinal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Ilnloteucy,
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to
Marriage, etc.; also, Consumption, F.pilcpy,and Fits
induced by self-indulgence or sexual extravugance.
t y Price, in a sealed envelope, only o cents.
'" The celebrated author in this admirable essay
clearly demoutlratea, from a thiity years' successful
practice, that the alarming coueciucncea of self abuse
may be radically oured without the daugcrous use
ot internal uiedtciue or the application of the knife
pointing out a mode of cure at onoe simple, certain,
.n.l affetiiual. bv means of which every Sufferer, no
matter what bu condition may be, may oure himself
Cheaply, privately, ana radical y
. Vjf This Lectuie should be Iu the hands of every
youTu and every man iu the laud.
Sent, under suul, in a plain euvelope, to any ad
dress, post-paid, on receipt of six cents, or two post
stamps. Address the publishers,
' CilAS. J. C. KLINE CO.,
12T Bowery, New York, Post Onlce bos 4,4b. .
March IT, lied -ly
QOSU.MlTITKf!, j
BEAD WnAT DR. 6CHEXCK IS DOIXU.
U.J. ILSCHENCK,
Dear Sm ! TJVol it duty I owe te you, and to
all who strfl snfh.ring under the diseases known as
Consumption ami Diver Complaint, to lot them know
what great bentBts I have reoeived from your Pul
monic Syrup aud Seaweed Ionic in so short a timo.
By the Blessing of Uod It has cured mo thus far.
Dr. Schonck, I will now make my statement to
you, ns follows : About eighteen months ago I was
attacked with a severe ootlh, and it settled on my
lungs I eould not retain anything I ate, and suf
fered with orening fevers and night sweats. I was
very much reduced. Tho whites of mv eves were
It very yellow; likewise my skin; my appetite all gone,
niKl unnuio v uigero wiih X uiu tiiil, buvcia Bvrouan,
irregular and onsiive. I was very low spirited, and
bad such violent spells of Fooughiug when I laid
down at night and when I arose ia the morning that
they would lost one or two hours.
I then would bo nearly cxhaustet, and was entire
ly unable to lie on my left side. I cannot describe
my wretched suffering as I would wish to do. livery
organ in my body was diseased or durunged. Such
was mv situation at this timo, and I was confined to
my bod from the last of February, ltti2, not able to
sit up. I had tho bet of medical attendance the
whole of the time. My couRh was so very bad that
ft racked me very much. I at this lime rai-cd a
Inrgo quantity of thick, yellow, offensive matter,
sometimes with biood, and it was generally accompa
nied by nausea and a furred and t hick coated tongue.
At tho lime of coughing an bidly I would have
tharp, shooting pains in my left fide and heart, night
sweats, and soreness all through my whole chest; had
much umurd fever, pain in my back and under my
shonldi r Mmlcs and in the siuall of my back, anil
at times so suvero thut it would throw mo into
ipnsins. Nuw ,11V physieian gave nio up to die.
Jtlir-n I had. nml il,u best of ti.eui, but they oould
do nothing forme, and at that time I was nothing
but skin nnd bone. I tKn , in ,he y,vnvla prl
of Missouri. In .Inno tun no ,.t ,l(.ro fr tho Kast,
and in August Inst we cume u .New York, and I was
so reduced that 1 eould only n liul0 wjm niy
hiifh.nii's help. After I had hem hi-ru a s-lmrl timo
the salt water hrccc made mo tei.l nun h belter for a
time and then I had ntrnin to rail n rl, ,'FtPtn for aid.
Wo had four of the best phy.-:i.;iii'ti.t ,.w yor'
on tho disoHcs'f the lungs, ntid d otors ni n'.t hind a
init of no avail. They s:tH I wits past emu. uo.l that
my luniks ivoro too fur goucor any ono to euro mo.
But at this lime I was on luy feet ubnut Hie house,
not aide to do much of anything. Jn November
last I grew Wulr'e, and the consumption diarrhea
set in anil liutcd about elht wcoks. We hud tried
all und e cry thing that 1 could grasp at liken dying
person for in y dii' a.scs consumption and liver coin
nlaint but of no avuil.
Jn January, ism. 1 wns nrouguv down again on
Si., i i i i .. :i i ...i.
.m(v ijiisumiiu nuituu ui in run, umi umi-t 1111-11113,
ami tney an inve mo up 10 die. .-u tin timo
every
one wlni sow nieiiil nut think I would leavo my
bt i a liviiig Woman. Ttio liist nichl I was attacked
with ffpasins, uii'l was iterance 1 ino-'t of the timo.
A triend,' Mrs. Harris, camo to seo me theiiu-l of tno
week, und brought Iho Sun 1 ly Mercury, in it
w:ls an acc'jtitlt of a treat euro pcrt'orine-l by Ir.
.s'ehem'k. Mo read it to inc. end it was so much
like my own ilisea.se thut f n-lce I my hurlkui'i to go
iuv! soii him f.jr. luo. At this time. I had given up
nil hopes of ever gelling well a.raiii, and made my
peace with tfod, to bo ready when Ho called for
mo. '
- On the 271b, of Jatiaary, loCS, my hu--U.n.J called ,
on Jir. Sjb'.'iu k. Ilond street. New lork, and !
linte l to turn rty case, ei'.ii a request t'-ii' him to call
titi'l see itiC. M lii'.h he di l.au 1 cxamini d iuo witii ;
the ri'Sj.ir,.uo(i'r. A'hcn he w:is r.li.iut to go 1 asked
him ii lie cmlil euro too ! iii reply nu-: "1 can j
ii"t tell, hol'i lur ks are iliseasoil. ut.il the I ronchiul
tiil.es aro it, jt'' 1 on both siils. ' A'.'d yet ho 1
S'H'iiied to think tloTe weru luns enoiigli left to ef
lo"t a oure if tho diarrhea could be stopped. Ho
said in onlor to do this, ho woul I have to give Man
drake Pills in small doses at lirst.to curry o.i Ihu
morbid matter, and then, with astringents, he hoped
to check it, which he did. but thoeunstaiitcougbiiic;,
night sweats, and diarrhea had prostrated mosothnt
he was afraid my vital powurs were too much pros
trated ever to riilly. am! yet ho seemed to think if I
could livo to get "enough Pulmonic Syrup through
my systoin to cause expectoration, there wcro lungs
enough left tor me to recover, ifo wished mo to try
the l'uluiunic Syrup und Seaweed Tonic ut once,
saying it would do mc no harm, if itdid mono good.
Tho first week it seemed to give iuo strength, so
that on Sunday nftor 1 sat up in bed und ale hearty
for a sick woman; but tho next week I lost nil hopo
nnd wished my husband not to give mo tiny more
medicine. But the tloctor lnol warned bitu of this,
and when the medicine was clearing out tho system
it inuile them foil somewhat restless, and to perse
vuro; and ho insisted nn mv taking ii; and 1 new
feet the benefit nt it. For after eight days 1 began
to gain strength, nnd, with tho. exception of a cold
that put mo bock some, I have been trnining strength
o: body, inj cou;;h is going away, und nil my pains
aro gi'ne; no soreiie.-'S of Iho body, my bowels are
regular, aud my biualli is sweet, and i tlnit.k (.to I
il.i-i 1 uui now going about. and sew und read asuel!
as I evor could. 1 fiae taken sixteen I utiles ol the
medicine, eight of each. 1 now havo a good appe
tilu and rest well at night; my cough docs not
trouble ino in getting up or lyin don. 1 would
here say to the ntllrbled with consumption or liver
complaint, that Dr Sehcuok is no hiiinbu:- You
eau rely on what ho says- Delay not; it is dangor
ous to trifle with these diseases, if you would be
curud, go at once, und any ouu uighing to know tho
facts as herein stated can call at my resideuco, 117
West Houston street, New York oity.
MKS. MAKYF. FARLOW.
Wo, the undersigned, resident of New York, nro
acquainted with Mrs. Farlow, ami know her state
ment to bo true. We also know that she used Dr
Sehenck's Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Tunic, and
have reason to believe that to thii mcdicino she
owes her preservation from a premature grave.
S. FA11LOW, 117 Ve,t Houston st.
KCULNii I'NliiaUULL, liid Urcenwich st.
Mrs. KVliKXE I .V DKK1I1LL. 07ii Ore. nwioh St.
Al'til'ST.A I'.Nl'KRH I l.L. 07t$ tlrceuwich st
A. F. 1IAHUH. 117 Wc;t Houston st.
FMII.V tU.O Kit, 117 West Houston St.
.1 L. t'f'LK. : Cottage place.
M A. l.KIHHTON". 4-..I liioadway.
Mrs. UKNJAMIN CLAP P. IV Amity pla.-e.
I am well anuaintwi with Mrs' Jlary Fallow,
and with her husband, Mr. II. Farlow, ihey having
for u few moiiihs past, attcuded ut my church, and
I aiuioonvineed lf.nl any stitlemeut which they might
make might bu relied on as true.
JOHN DOWLIXO, D. D.,
Pastor of Bedford St. Baptist Church, N. Y.
De. Schenok will be professionally at his. principle
office No. 15 .Yorth Sixth streut, corner of Commerce,
Philadelphia, every Saturday, from 'J A.M. unlil
4 I. M., No. ;i2Uon'd street , Now York, every Tues
day, from 'J to No !tft .Summer street, Boston,
Mass., every Wednesday, from S) to 3. und every
other Friday at 111 Baltimore street, Baltimore. Md.
All advice tree, but for a ihorouyh examination of
the lungs with the Uespirouiotor, tho ohar;;o U three
dollars.
Price of tho Pulmonic Syrup aud Seaweed Tonic,
each I -Id per bottle, or $7 it) per half doren. Man
drake Pills, 25 oeul per box.
Fur sale by all Drugi-rs aud Dealers.
December 2. lsii I y.
ISeudiug; Kiiilrontl.
SUMLIER AUEASGEMEWT
April 2Jd, 180(i.
t"i P.KAT TUI NK LINE from tho Nuith ana
J Norlh-West for Philnilelphiii. New Yolk, Head
ing, 1'i.tt.si illo. T umtuiua, Astilaint, Lcbanou, Allen,
tow u, fv.ston, Ac.
'1 rains leave llurrifburc for New-Yoik, as fol
Ions : :l.L'i), 7 4u and tia A. M. and :!.) and V.'il
P. M., arriving ut New York at 5.40 and 10.00 A. M.
and it 4j und ItiJio P. M , connecting nitu similar
Tiuinson the Peuusylvauiu Kailroad ; Skepiug Curs
tuvouipaiiviug thou.uV A. M. und t.'M P. M. 1 rains,
without eiiiint).
Loavo Harrisburg fitr Heading, Pottsvilto. Tauia
qua, Miuersville, A-hiand, Puia tirove. Alleutuwn
or. I Philadelphia, at 7 It) A.M. aud 2 00 aud U.20
P. M., stopping at l.ebauuu and principal ol , lions ;
the U au p iu. li.uu lua'k ns: uo close euiuiuciiuiit
for I'otistille. niT Pmladcipliia. For Potuville.
Schuylkill lloveiiand Auburn, via .Schiiyll.ill and
Sii-iucl.uniiall.ii!ro:i I. leave llarrisliurg atl lj p. m.
iletuiuin : Loato New Yotk at U (1) n. m., li.DO
NiMjual b.oO p. ui.; PbiUitlelphia at 8.011 a. m. i.nd
8 30 p. iu. PottsMllo ut S ot) a.m. au'l. lop m ;
Ashland ti.Ou aud 11.15 u.,1.1. aud l.Uj p. ui ; lama
qua at 0 4 a n ami 1 ') and et.D5 p. u.
Leuve Pottsville fur llairistiurg tiu Schuylkill and
Sus,uel'.anna Lailroudat 7 00 a. ui.
licoliuir Accoiiini'Kluiii u Train leaves Heading at
6 (Ml A. M. returning from Philadelphia ut 6 00
P. M.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Heading at 8.20
A.M. and 0.1 j P. M. for Ephrata, Litis, Lancaster
Columbia, Au.
On Sundavs : Leave New York at S 30 p in., Phila
delphia bOO" A. M., and S.li P M. the .0t) a. 10.
train ruuniug only toKealiug. Pottsville 8 00 a m..
Taniuqua T 30 am, lor Harrisburg, l 05 a m, and
Huadiug at 1 30 a in, for Uurrisburg 10.52 a. as. tor
New York, aud 2a p ui. lur t'tiilauoipnia.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, and Lxeunuon
Tiokeia, at reduced rates to and from all points.
Bandage cheeked through : oO Pounds lirggage al
lowed each IWeuger. (
y ';' General Superliiteuduut'
nA:irsJilt-ss V:if .-Vuuer the patronage of
I the United Slates Government, Models ut this
superior les; mav he soon at the Agency of the
SALEM LLO COMPANY, No. 33 South Seventh
buet't, Philadelphia
Call and see them, or send for a circular containing
full iufurmation. Apl. 28, '. lma.
bOlJJ l.KATHER Tnb'Nh.8at
W. W. Apsley's.
DIARIES for 1800, An assortuieut of
Diuriee, larue and siuall, for Bute by
ANNA PAINTER.
Funbury, Jan. 6. 1800.
Jt you vent good Tin-Ware, go
OtXtlEH a New Ship.
SMITH
dr S .
H D2V IB DDI?
STOKE
a. S. SAWDERS
T ESPE(."I I't LLY iniOTrr'thocitiici 'ofi-oi.i.uiy
ti and vicinity thut bu has taken tho room i.-i
Pleasant's Building, in Market frquaro, l'o iloorr,
east of theLxpitisOlfloi", for tho purpose sfrmij!.
on the Hoot anil r!ic Busir.'..-!-. in e'l itsta
rious branches, would rf-spectfully Inform the citi.ci s
of this vicinity, that be has purohused nn rr'ir" w
stock ofUoods which he intends to dUpoco of at tho
very lowest pric;9.
His Stock comprises dent's Fine P!?!cd and
Stitched Boots, Men's Walking Boots and BoyViioo s.
Ladies' Fancy BuV.le Gaiters ! I And Floe Shots,
Misses' Gaiters, Balmorals and Childrou's Shoes ot
every description.
Hats) isnsl Chi.
He has also In bis employ superior workmen, and
is prepared to do tbo Finest of Customer Wc.lt
Ocnt's Fine Dress Boots, Ladies' Gait. rs Child
ren's Shoos.
tS'ALL WORK WARRANTED! Call and tx
amine my stock, even if you do not wirh to boy. I
am determined to sell at tho nt"t lihotrl rni s.
UEO. P. SANDERS.
Sunbury, ilarch 30, 1S63.
UN BURY CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
A DAY AND BOAUDIXU SCHOOL
ron toun'o la Dins and vot;so mj:x,
SUKIiUHY. PENN'A.
Instructors.
Hkv. S. S. Mibi.i;n, A. M. 1
Prfnclpals
Rkv. W. C. Cremku.A. M.
Miss S. E. FoWebs, Arsistaut Teecbor.
THE first quarter Of the shnvo fns'ifntton wilt
open MO.VDAY, APRIIL l'ith, l, at Hi
A. M
For further particulars, apply to or ad 1ms tho
PlllXCIPALd.
Sunbury, March 10, ISiitl. 3in
BARGAINS IN FINE CLOTHING.
R0CKIIILL & WILSON,
BE0WN STONE CL0THIKG HALL,
e03and00.1 CHESTS L'T STiuLET,
PHILADELPHIA.
NLWSTOCK at the LOWEST PRICCS ! Havu g
sold out our new stock of Clothing for Goullouien
j. and Boys, carried over from tbo lato fire.
our entiiu
stock
f l'a-liiouulilo lteadv-Made Clothing is the
Newest, as our prices are tho lowest.
MAGXmciiA T Si'ltlNG STOCK.
Now ready, to suit everybody.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
Our newly fitted upCusumi Department now con
tains the larg.41 a.-sortineut of ail the Fushiouable
Now Fabrics, for our patrons to select from.
SI IIS, Civil i.id Military, miolu up to order
promptly, in tho highest style, and ut moderate
prices.
BOYS' CLOTIIINH.
In thio depnrlinr-Tit our rtock is tils., unrivaPeJ
tho best in the city, ut tbo lov, es:t p. ic s! Ortl .rs
executed at short notice.
TtlE CHOICEST STOCK
or
READ Y-MAD E CLOTHING
IS PHILADELPHIA.
UOCKllILL ie WILSON, .
Brown Stone Clothing Hall,
60.1 and 605 Chestnut Street,
Apl. 23. '63. Siu rUILADKLPHIA
I'urc I.llsci-ly l hit' I.-ici,
Will do rooieand be'tcr work at a given Cost, than
any other ! Try it ! Manufaorured only hv
ZiLttLLIl A SMITH,
Wbolesnlo Drug i uint A ti!: " Dealers.
No. 1.17 North TlUItD Street, Philadelphia
January 27, l?ou ly.
iQO
A .IStflTH !-.U!KNT.3 wanted for
dre.ss 0.
Maiuo.
OAKliY, City Building. Btdlcford.
d.c23 lv
tSADJiEil AiNl) ilAUNESS
JI A X U P A C T U li E It .
J", GTROH,
Doer Street, opposito tho Central Hotel,
s i: N IJ u it y , P E X X ' A.
INFOKM5 his fri. mis and the public that having
removed to his now esialili-lunotit, aud extended
bis line of Lusmess, is now prepared to manufacture
more extensively, and invites all to call and examine
his large aasurluicntof
Sadies, Harness, Collars,
Whips, Common and fancy rly-Netts,
Blankets, EtiHiloe and I'lik-v holies.
Horse Combs. Fleigh-Bolis, Saddle, Harness anl
Couch Trimmings for manufacturers.
LiYF.UY ! I.lVF.TtY ! ! LI VE1? Y ! ! '.
In connection with Iho aluvu bo has also a Livery
Stablo, pood and sat'o Horms. buggies, aud Couvcy
auces, which aru hired at rcuujbLo rates.
AUCTIOMiKIl!
He U'i.i a Licsnscd Auctioneer, and will attend
to alt business entrusted to his care.
ivuuburv. March o, ISofl. 6m
"NEW MQi:0irST0RE7
VM HOOVER
tC aiili-otiil S.rt't'l, ubote JlurUct,
SKAH tllK CtMKAL HOTEL,
SUNBURY, PA.
1" ESPECTFULLY invites bis friends and tho
V public generally, to cull and examine his large
aas'ortiuunts ufli i . tuforo purchasing elsewhere.
Hit sliK'k con ittt nt' ltrunUc-ai,
t liiiskfy, ll.illi.sid Jln, lau
K-i IIiiiii, ,viiiinlis.:a iinU
ISuisrHuii ot'lln' iM'sit ni:!l.
ly. V luca, 4'il-i-, in-
Farinvrs, Hotel Keepers, and others are invited to
call, as bis slock is genuine, uud will louder gtneral
sulisltu-tion.
Sur.bury, Folu nary .t, ISt'aV
lrm'iti'r' Officios.
D'EPINUICIL 4 EVANS,
Civil Esui.nk.hks .d Patunt oLinrons.
No. 4.15 Walnut street, "hila lolphia.
P.. '.cuts solicited consultations on r.nineerinr
Draiirflitiug und Sketebes. Models und Machinery of
all kinds nitiile and skilfully attcniled to. Special
attention fciven to nj. did cases and interferences
Authentic Copies ef u.i llocunielits. flulu iteut 0(-
ttce procured. N. B. Save yf,urselves useless trouhlo
nu I travelling expenses, u.i thero is no actual need
for personal interview tilth us. All business with
these t'ilivcs e;tn l.e iiiuisacled in writing. For fur
tljcr itifirniainii dii,'t asabove, with stamp cuclosed,
for Circular with references.
February 3, InOO lv.
llEAL rATKl A(.KNCV.
OFFICE, MARKET STHEET,
Sunbury, Ponn'a.
G- W. HAL'PT, Ks.i , hating taking out liiciii,
. under tho United Slates excise Lans, aa Keal
Estate Agent, offers for sale the fallowing propurly,
to wit :
Sixty i0) gi-jil building lots and five (5) dwelling
housis. iu thu borough of Sunbury.
A farm iu Upper Augusta tuituship, Containing
loo ucrea. more or less.
A small farm containing SO acres, more or less,
about one mile from 1'oxiuos, fhauiokin township.
A small fauu containing 62 acres, more or loss, in
TrU-h Valley. Sliau.okiu tottuship. lucre are good
huildtr.'s ou thcu three faruis.
Sunbury, March 10, ts ui tf.
W:tll B"a,r un I Border in great vsriety
new stt les just recoiled at tho Mainnmih Store of
1 J. W.I1UL1NU 4
funbury, Oct. 14. 1)5.
uro I.Ibei ly Wblte Iad,
The Whitest, tho must durable and the most eoo
nouiiutl. Try it! Manufaelnred onlv by
4.icux..it a, o.miii,
Wholesale Drug. Paint A Ulan Dealer.
No. 1.17 Nojth i tilKD Street, Philadelphia.
January 27, i860 ly.
Washington House.
SAUUInL BNYDER,
OPP03ITB TUK KRW CorRT HOUSE,
SUSBIRY, PA.
,1"1HI!4 popular and comfortablo Hotel has been
fitted up in superior order lor the accommoda
tion of Strangers, Traveller, and the publio gener
ally. No effort will be spaitd by Urn rrourloutr to
make it a favorite resort and a plcusaul some for
very guest His tublo, his bar, aud the lutig ex
perience 01 lue proprietur, asirsui uiu. iu eiAuuipe
tiug a liberal share of publie patronaice.
Exteusive siablus, and every desirable oouve
uience. Sunbury, April 7, lbod ly
SARATOGA TRUNKS at '
ALL KIND OF I'fttSKSst
W W. Apsley s.
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Ap 'v