Kftg Stmbutg American.
H. B. MA8SBK, Editor Proprietor.
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SATURDAY, JUNE, 10, 180B.
FOR GOVEltNOn, '" "
Oen. JOlW W. OEAttT. , ,
Of . Cumlierland County, .,
THE GAZETTE AND THE DEMOCRAT.
It is no old. Baying, that extremes oftuo
bertj and It' should not," therefore; be", aor-
plfaiiig to find our neighbors of tlie Gatette
and the Democrat, both occupying a position
on the nme plauk of aoine nodetincd? pint
form. The Gatette takes exception .to our
remarks in reply to the Democrat denying
the charge that Gen. Oeary "endorsed Tliart
lens Stevens In everything and opposed
Johnson in everything," and asserts thut the
editor of the Dtmocrat is right. ,Tiii, vre
contend is not only not in accordance with
the facts, hut if true tho endorsement of
itch a charge, would be exceccJicgly impoli
tic, in any friend of Gen. Geary, if not un
just. Unfortunotely, the Gatette nud the
Democrat, both look at things through the
same narrow vision of party, end like all
other extremists, both ute frequently found
wanderiygon the verge of truth, iu order to
appear consistent with purty tactics. Thad
deus Stevens of the House of representa
tives, nnd Mr. Sumner of the Senate, are
both men of talent, but both entertain 'ex
tremely radical views, which the Union par
ty in Congress have not only refused to en
dorse, tut have ignored by a decided vote
on several occasions. Mr. Stevens is aware
that his party does not sustain him in his
Ultra opinions, and frankly acknowledged
that they did not endorse him, and should
not be held responsible for his vie, vs.
During the last campaign, Judge Black,
In a speech at WTllianisnnrt. 1
to create the impression that the extreme
views of Thaddcus Stcveus constituted the
platform of the Union party. All the pa
pers of his party re iterated the charge,
though every intelligent man knew it to be
tintrue. The late vote in Congress, on Mr
Steven's amendment, giving the right of
suffrage to negroes, should be conclusive on
this subject. Out of nearly 130 Union votes
only 30 voted to sustain his amendment.
Intelligent men no longer believe in the in
fallibility of individuals or of party, wheth
er secular or ecclesiiistip.it fii. t.
Gazette undertakes to criticise our com
ments, it should be careful not to get into a
muddle itself. Had the Gaictte stated that
Gen. Oeary endorsed, generally, the recon
struction policy of Congrets, which is not
the policy of ThadUeus Stevens, but of his
party Who over-ruled him, we should not
complain, but when it asserts thut Thaddcus
Stevens is Congress, which it virtually does,
nnd that Gen. Geary endorses Thaddcus
Stevens in all his views, and thus play into
thehandsof the opponents of Gen. Geary,
we beg leave, with the great body of the
Uuion party, to dissent from doctrines so
repugnant to the intelligence and patriotism
of all good Union men and Republicans.
Removals from Officii. Hon
Tliomas Williams, of Pittsburgh re
ported a bill in Cmigr.si to prevent re
movals from office, by t! e President, during
tue recess ot Congress, lecanse the incum
bents do not tierce with him on his Policy
' of Reconstruction.
37MonE Paper CrititE.vcY. Comp.
trollcr Clarke recently proposed to increase
the
cunency by adding $100,000,000 to
present issue of National Bank Notes
the
The Finance Committee of the Senate are
inclined to report favorably on the proposi.
tion.
TnE Bill Disfranchising Dksek
TEits. This Act passed at the last session
cf tho Legislature, has become a law, Gov:
Curtin having Mgned it on Monday last.
At tha election polls nest October full
lists of deserters from tho army will be in
tfie hands of the officers, and every deserter
who attempts to vote will lie arrested and
punished under the law. The action of the
Governor iu this matter gives gitat satis
faction to loyai men throughout the Stale.
tTherenretwo tnuusur.il licened dogs in
Cincinnuii.
Newport News, on the Jumcs river, twelve
miles from Fortress Mouroe, which during
the rebellion was a military post of consider
able importance and the scene of the en
gagement between the rebel iron clad Merri
moc and the United States frigates Cumber
land and Congress, promises to become a
fashionable summer resoit, Northern capi
talists having made arrangements for the
construction of five hundred neat dwellings
on tho beautiful elevation of land formerly
occupied bj United States troops ns a mili
tary encampment.
Siuce Mr. Charles A. Dana left the Chi
cago ullicaii, the propiietors of that
Journal have received so many applications
lor the post of editor that they have pub-
iii-iicu i no iniiuv. iiiir ounce in lliut unni.r:
"All
persons applying for the pobitimi . of
editor of the Uqiuhlicun will be required to
subscribe for the daily for one year: price
10 in advance. By the adoption of this
rule we expect to give our paper the Urgent
circulation of any journal in tho West."
General Lee says be does not make much
progress in his history of the wur, because
an many of his papers are lost. WWn to
this affliction is added the failure of his
memory, so distressingly exhibited in his
. examination by tue congressional commit
tee. there would u-i-m to lm lnH bum. ht
' " 'J'" " "
an accurate history even ol the Conlederute
sulo can be expected from General Lee.
Governor Hamilton, of Texas, spoke the
literal truth when lie told the people at
Austin that they were not friends of the
President, and that, they only supported
Dim in me nope mat iy their flattery he
would be induced to give them the means
of regaining tho power they forfeited by the
reoeuion.
It Is reported that Mr. August Belmont,
of New York, has at his disposal large turns
of foreign capital, to be used in dividing the
Kupubln.au parly. .
Mist Bailie U. Polk, dtughter of the late
Right Kev. Leouidss Polk, (General C. S. A .)
was married on the first instant to Captain
F. P. LUke, ot Charleston, 8. a . .
Judge Btory'i ton, William W. 8tory, now
hi Rnmr, is one of tlie most promising of
the American tculptort. An English uoble
man lately ciTt.-trd Ua (0,000 fox oa of Lit
THE EXECUTION OF PBOIWT.
Ho it the Condemned Man Behaved
HIS FIN All LETTER TO HIS PABENTS.
PnrLADELrniA, June 8, 1808.
The dread sentence of the law was. exe
cuted upon Anton Probst, at Philadelphia,
to day tor the murder of the Dealing fami
ly in April last.
At half past 9 o'clock, the Sheriff, a few
of ids' special deputies, bi3 Jury, his legal ad
iscrs,' and seven representatives of the
newspaper press, met by previous private
arrangement, at the Assembly Building, and
takiug a special car, at 9.43 o'clock,, ou tin
Tenth street railway, tile entire purl j was.
soon within the walls of Moyameusing pri
son. ' ' : " - .
; ' T tub sheriff lit tna rmsokl. I I .?
AHdile after 10 o'clock the Sheriff anil
his party reached the piison, and they were
admitted into the Debtor's apartment ; from
thence they proceeded to the prison iu regu
lar order. ,, , , ,,
The roll nf the jury was called, and nil
havini' answered to their name?, Charles
Gilpin' Esq., the Solicitor of the Sheriff, pro
ceeiled to rend the warrant for the execu
tion of the prisrner.
These preliminaries having been disixised
of, the Sheriff sent word to the attending
clergymen that he was in attendance for the
purpose of performing his duty, and would
await their pleasure and the convenience of
the prisoner within thu limits of his instruc
tions from the Governor.
The response wat that they were quite
ready, and the Sheriff, accompanied by Mr.
Perkins, the Superintendent of tire prism,
and a representative of the press, proceeded
to the cell.
Prorist was alone with his clerical advi
sors, and he had evidently been ennnyvd in
earnest devotion, lie held a crucifix iu his
hands.
The Sheriff addressing the culprit said in
substance. "Anton, I nm Icre for tlie
nur
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If I C ' , r I
tAC-uitiij; pvi.i.o .....
has imposed for tho offense of which you
have been convicted." 1 our excellent reu-
gioiis advisers inform' ine that vou nie quitc
rcdy." I
To this Probst replied briefly : "That is j
so." !
The Sheriff then motioned the party from ;
the cell, and, preceded by Messrs. Howell
nnd Perkins, and followed by fathers Grund- j
ner und Carbon, Projbst proceeded toward ,
the place of execution.
He seemed perfectly resigned and evinced i
much firmness, when an incident that oc
curred just outside the cell door excited an
emotion he had not before exhibited any j
evidence of. i
The keeper who had had charge of him. '
since ids arrest, put out his hand, and siid i
-Good bye!" -Good bye!" responded
Probst, With a voice choked with emotion, I
and tears came into his eyes. Thu march to i
the scaffold was then resumed. !
T prisoner wore no clothing except n j
coarse muslin shirt, a pair of coarse, grey j
prison pants, and a pair of brogans. Ho 1
had neither coat, vest, lint, nor suspenders.
The clergymen had requested thut, as
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cell should le dispersed with
1 .
As the Sheriff had already determined to
adopt thc'Tnilitary mode of handcuffing tho
condemned behind his back, his request
was complied with, and he was not thus
manacled until after ho had reuched thu
gallows.
J he march to the gniiow was then takon
During tho march from one x(rcmitv
up.
ot the prison ynrd to tho other, the gallows I
being tully in view meanwhile, the clergy
men were constantly exhorting the doomed
man, and whispering words of religions
comfort in his ears. 1
Probst meautime repeatedly clasped tho
crucifix to his breast and pressed it to his
lips, and gavo every evidence of religious
fervor. "
OK THE SCAFFOLD.
Upon reaching the scaffold, Probs-t ns
cended the steps with cutire firmness. There
was no sign of defiance or bravado about his
demeanor, but an appearance of tfltiic resig
nation und earnest coi.tritioii.
The culprit wus accompanied by bis icli
gious advisers, by the Sheriff, nud by Mr.
Perkins. Probst, pliant a.-" a child, took his
place upon thu drop, und kuelt with the
uttuuduut priest ; together they rec ited tlie
acts of Fuith, Hope, , Charity, mid Coiitii
lioii ; the Lord's Prayer, thc'lfail Mary, the
Apostles' Cited, in the German language;
the condemned man repeatedly kissiug the
crucifix w hich he held iu his hands.
Tho trio theu arose to their fVet, and the
Sheriff btcppciLrvard und, having clipped
on the handcuff's, proceeded to 'uujiiat the
rope about the neck of the Wivtehed iu.ov
Jlis Hps moved constantly, apparently i.i
prayer, nud ids suU'uted ccs were lunitd to
heaven.
A curious livideTicj of Hie German phlegm
was afforded 'in 'the fact that, while in the
midst of his religious fervor, he settled his
head and neck to suit the fatal noose.
There wus nothing but the placing of thu
white cap needed lu complete the wmk of
material preparation, and while this was be
ing clone the revereud gentlemen ere whis
peiing short prayers iu the ears of thu
wretched man.
Wis watched the culprit closely nt this
dreadful moment. His shrouded "face was
turned heavenward, his limbs were planted
firmly on the hollow floor, and hut for tlie
heaving of his chest there were no signs of
agitation. But the breast did heave, and it
told of the terriblo struggle going on
within.
Father Grundner stood upon the steps of
the scaffold when all others hud left the
wretched man, and he continued to encour
age him until the last moment.
At fifteen minutes before eleven, all the
preliminaries having been arranged. Mr.
Griiniuier gave the signal, nnd, the Sheiiffl
pulling the,, cord uttached to the prop, An- I
ton rroiist uung
uud earth.
dangling bet mt heaven
The condemned man had a full of about
three feet, uud his ucck was probably bio
ken on thu instant. There was a convuUivo
twitching of the hands and legs for a minute
or two, und then ail wus over. The murder
of eight inuoceut mortals had bceu avenged
and thu law had been justified. '
After hanging until the death of the con
demned man was clearly ascertained, the
body was cut down and hooded vver to tho
medical faculty. t, , ' ,
rilOBKT t LAfcT LETTER TO lilt PARENTS.
On Thursday afternoon the murderer asked
for writing materials, so that he might
write a farewell letter to his family in Ger
many. They were furnished to him, unci he
wrote, in quite good German, a letter of
which the following is a. translation. It wat
addressed on tlie envelope at follows:
'Mr. Martin Probst,
Uehlingen Amt, ,
Bondorf,
Grand Duchy of Baden,
Germany."
Philadelphia, 7th of June. 1868. Dear
Pur4uti, Brother mid hitter: tin not know
whither or not you received my last letter. 1
In which I tent yon the tad intelligence of ,
Dt'fat. - I desire to -writ to vou once
-. 1 desire to "write to you once
inform you bow I bare tuent my
a-ain, to
time here in pnsoa. I Lave now spent
tight weeki in tbit cell, and have endeavor
ed to prepare for my death at well at I
possibly coo. Id. The clergyman bat Visited
me every . day, and . bat instructed tue well.
I have noruV. 'ii.t cocfuMl cod reoeiwd
holy communion. Besides this, many pray
ers are offered lip for me throughout the en
tire citv, and therefore I am now so cheer
ful and consoled that 1 can gladly offer my
Jife as an atonement for my fearful crime, 1
trust that you also will be consoled and
cheerful aa I am. 1 j '....
- -The clergymen will send ymt all the par
ticulars or my death. I only entreat you all
pray for in J. Have the holy acriQce ot
Mass offered up frequently for the repose
of my poor soul. '
.MifiJ.iih Wicehter lias, also vidted me
several times during my imprisonment, lie
will send you my picture and a lock of my
hair.
I jf'Tba eighth of June has been appointed as
tlie' clay of my death, and to-morrow will be
the eighth of June ; ou which I am ready to
offer up my lite with greatest joy for ny
sins. ... , , .
"I trust to meet you nil ill eternity, in a
happier and better place,' and this hope
makes me rejoice with, my whole heart.
"I will now close my letter with , many
thousand greetings to all of you. "
"I send u most heartfelt farewell I ' May
w3 meet aguin in a better world.
ANTON PROBST."'
Joseph Wiechter, who is alitiiled to in the
above letter, is the only pcivson known to be
connected with the Promt's family in
America. Him sister u married to a brother
of Probst iu Germany.
Final Collupac ol the ('eisSaii ?lore
. incut.
New YoIik June 10.
Special despatches, dated at St. All ans,
Vermont, yesterday, :uunoui.cu lliu final col
lapse of their nrmy retreated from Pigeon
Hill to St. Albans, and the men nru prepar
ing to go home. The denioralizatioa of the
whole army is complete, aud.noth officers
and men have refu.-ed further duty. Deser
tions occurred by tho wholesale, and alter
a council of war General Soear ordered a
relieat to S?t. Albnus. Kuinforcements, arms
uuu to
uuu aiuuiunilli.il w aa uuii leu 141 ii eiiiiimt. unu
i barn near the Hq, W here
it -A ill
doubtless, bo seized by tiio L ulled titntcH
troops who are inarching to tho border.
Considerable plunder wus carried off by the
Fenians. General Spear said lie would
lather be shot than to leave Canada ia the
maimer he has. Ceueral Median Wept bit
terly. Any Fenians who have hot the
means to go homo will be furnished trutia
portatiou Jjy the United States Government,
and many ill avail themselves to this op
portunity to leave to-night.
At Cornwall, l.miui.la on baturuay. morn
in si, ' active movements were uoing on
amongst lliu Canadian troops wiili a view
! to a move ou the Feniana. Some 4UU0 regu-'
! lata and nearly tfUUO volunteers were under
' htotnl to be moving from Montreal to con
: centrate near bt. Armiiud. At Present t
strict watch was muinlaiued by 4U00 troops
there. The cxcitemmeiit at Ogdcnsburg
; hail died away. Cieiierul OJSeill wa pre
i vented from leaving 1 ot-.ii.un junction lor
, .St. Albans by Liuiticnaut-Ciiloncl Jackson
ol the First United Slates Artillery. General
; Meade arriveil ut St. Albans on Saturday
i hifjlit. and was serenaded by the baud of
j thu Third regulars, and made a brief speecli
I to the effect that tlie settlement of this dif-
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: iculty would prove satislactory tc
our own
I "d other Coverniiients, and would show to
: 1 lm .v.-iirltl tliuf tin. 1 'ii.1-f.fl S,lnti.a mitu-llh
standing thu past, were determined to do
unto others as they would be done by. A
train left St. Albaus last night, with nearly
UlOu l emails iimnc home.
General Sijeur and htaff surrendered to
Col. Livingston, of the United States armv
It, is reported that some of the Feuiaus in-
I aiivd iU Uuuca Slttlc8 t,Uil:t's bt frt-Al"
bans.
Spcciul Buffalo despatches state that the
retreat has commenced there. Two com
panies lrom Chicago has gone homo. It
was thought thu eiuiro army would be fly
ing before Mouday morning, notwithstand
ing the boats of tho un 11 who arrived on
Friday that they would not L'uvo without a
round with the old enemy.
A tpecial Ogdmsburg despatch says the
Aiueiicuii sloop Creole was lired on by some
drunken Canadian volunteers, who thought
she was loaded with Fenians. The schooner
HiUo;e was ordered to heave to or be tifc-d
on, but tlie captain reluscd, und on announc
ing his nationality nnd suggesting the risk
of tiring on an unarmed American vessel,
was allowed to proceed.
Boston, June. 10 A special train from
St. Albans arrived late last night, aud an
other to-day, bringing altogether about tif
t:c:i hundred Fcnhms, bound home from the
border, all who crossed the Canadian line,
except a few stragglers are included in these
arrivals. Transportation was furnished by
the United Stuli'i Government. Tho Fe
iiia u war is ended in that quarter for the
present.
T
Arrest f I'l-nwiiai in I'enluua In
ew York.
TTr.w YoitK, Junn 73.15 r. M.
Col. Roberts was arrested ln-duv under di
rection of M irhal Murrav. Tlie ivarrair wan
is-ued by United Stales Commissioner Ectre,
and was served by deputy marshals at the
Fenian hendijimrters. Boberfs l avip;; de
clined a rerint-t t i mine to Munay's office,
h was brought before tho United States
Commissioner, and declined to givo bail for
his appearand) fir trial, refusing to accept
the bail that wins tendered. lie hIso declined
to give his personal parole to appear, or his
parolo not to violate the neutrality laws.
Tile c ommissioner proposed to release him
on ifSO.OOO lu.il. He was remanded to the
custody of the marshal and quartered at the
A.-tor House. It is reported that he will be
sent to Fort Lafayette.
It ia rumored that Colonel Kerrignn was
also arrested,' but was subsequently released,
and ia now keeping out of tifjht. It is also'
said that warrants have beeu iveeived for
Colonels McKcnna urd Murray, recruiters of
troops ut Tammany Hull. The Fenian were
sll very despondent. The lenders any they
can do little more for the army in Canada
Nokwamc, Conn., Juno 7. Theje was a
frUHt ,'","f demonstration ;dny. Major
ii.M.,,1, i,i i,r.y inri, aiiU l.letH. Jolio It.
Huberts, raised righty-tlm o recruits for tbe
Fenian army, all of whom are very enthusi
astic, and are ready to go to the front as soon
as transportation is furnished them. They
paraded the streets with thu green and
American flags Hying, but their proceedings
were suddenly brought to a close by the
marshal here, who threatened to arrest the
leaders, under tho President's proclamation.
St. Lot-is, June 7. Daniel O'Madigan,
Win. Henry, M. A. Morrill, J. P. Cowan
Frank Murphy, I. J. Duly and M. W.IIagan,
prominent Feuians of this city, were arrested
to day by the United 6taUt marshal and
hroimht before the United States District
Court, Judge Trent presiding. Dr. The mas
OTteily was also arrested, hut not belonging
to the Fenian Brotherhood he was released
on hail.' ... , . j , .
District Attorney Grover called up the
case of M. W. Hagan aa a test case, which
was proceeded with, but nothing ol a crimi
nal character wat elicited.
Some Chinese forcibly abducted a hoy
from the American Consulate at Hong Kong
in April last. The next dav tli Cmmi
,,u P8'1 f me forty pertont, pulled
down ih Chiuauieu s housee and killed
urce c 'oem.
Henry Shaw, of Bt; touis, hat r-rripoaed
topreaent that city with nearly two hun
dred acrtt of land, for a publio park, on the
condition that the city tpenil $30,000 or
$30,000 a year on improving and adore ice
it Tlio l.nit lm u.'.lul - - 1 1 f t1fs
It.
Anicricnn Moll Invaded 1y tho
ltrllli.li.
Malosb, N. Y., June 11. The homeward
bound movement of the Fenians continues
from this place. Up to the present time be
tween six hundred nnd seven hundred have
been sent borne, aud the cry is, ttill they
come.
Major Stewart of the Fourth Artillery,
who commands here, informs me that there
are over sixteen hundred Fenians in this
vicinity, and they are pretty weli dishearten
ed. . . ' ' . . , . 1 . . t , ; .!
The Fenian camp or. the fair ground, at
the outskirts of the town, presents a com
paratively deserted appearance, A few Fe
iiinns. are mattered around in groap) and
small squads of them tro perambulating tho
streets.
The Fcninn General O'NeHl.Ts- here and
leaves for St. Albans this afternoon. ' '
' General Murphy and the other Fenian
officers arrested here will have a hearing this
morning before tho United States Commis
sioner. .1
Dt-spntches from St. Albans state that the
Fenian orcani.nticn there is rapidly breaking
up, and the men afe returning home iu largo
numbers. General Spesr't command has nil
returned to this side of the Canada line. The
vigilance of the United States troops will
prevent any future serious Feniun demonstra
tions, nnd Gencral Sweeney has telegraphed
to President itooerts to prevent any mora
Fenians from leaving New York. Malone is
the great Fenian Centre, nnd if any further
movement takes place it will be from here.
But such un event is extremely doubtful.
Stautmno Kcjion.
' A report has just renched hero from St.
.Vlbans that the British troops followed Gen.
S:enr's command across the Canada line and
shot five Fenians and three American soldiers
niid took three Fenians over the Canada line
nnd hung them forthwith. Tho report, al
though unconfirmed, is believed.
A Fenian Siccuss. , . j
St. Albans, June 11. My lato despatch,
dated Malone, couveyed the intelligence thut
the Fenians recaptured twelve wagon loads
of arms and ammunition taken from them at
Brasher Falls on Sunday morning. General
Meade, who Is still ulthis place, has received
authentic information to tho above effect.
and this afternoon at two o'clock Companies
I and G, of thu fourth United States Jnliin
try, from Fort Warren, were despatched to
Potsdain Junction to retake them. The
w ii eon train is reported ou its way to the
Canadian, border, guarded by a body of arm'
td Fenians.
Dkpartixo.
St. Albans is being rapidly cleared of Fc
nians, aud in a short time not one w ill be
left. It is thought that Genera! Meade will
return uome in a ciay or two.
Tbe C'ne 41" Jefferson ItuviM.
Wasiiisuton, June 11
Mr. Shea, one of the counsel of Jefferson
Davis, to-day made a motion before Judge
Underwood, in Chambers in order to test
tho jurisdiction of thu Courts in Virginia,
involving the power to hold the prisoner to
bail, it being a judicial question, with w hich
the President lias nothing to do.
It is stated that Judge Underwood ex
pressed the opinion, which hits alwavt been
insisted upon by Chief Justice Chase, that so
long us martial law or military surveillance
was inforccd in Virginia, the courts were a
mere adjunct and used iu aid ot the uulltury
power,
Mr. O'Connor, tho senior counsel of Mr.
Davis was present with Attorney General
Speed, nnd Lx-Govcraor Prutt was among
the auditor,
Judge Underwood declined to exercise his
power to issue a writ of habeas corpus to
bring tho prisoner before his Court until he
had received from tlie President a relinquish.
ment of the accun-d to the power of the civil
authorities. Mr. Davis being now a prisoner
ot war. Judge Underwood reduced his
opinions to writing, which, having been
given to thu counsel, was taken to the Pres
ident by Mr. O'Connor. All further action
in the premises is, therefore, fuspeudtd until
tlie future determination nt tlic-cjovermiieut.
It is B'.ated, on the authority of one of the
counsel, that no application was made by
them to Chief Justice Chase with reference
to bail.
Within the last two days Mr. Davis'
friends, professional and otherwise, have had
free access to him at Fortiess Monroe.
The passage of tho resolution of the House,
to-duy, decluring that in its opinion Davis
should be kept in confinement until tried
according to thu laws of tho land, was super
induced by an apprehension that he would
ho bailed, as many members of Congress hr.d
been led to believe from previous represen
tations. !
Horrible M i'.iit-i- near II.atti.uorc.
15.t.TiMonT June 11. A shocking mtir-
cUr wus cnmtiiiticd It'.fct nitrht nt
l:ik Hidgo
l.ridBt. llultituoio county, uhout tklit rnUes
from Eiiltiiiiori!. DhvuI W bito, nxly flvc
years (it ngc, wus at'.uckuc 111 lus houae hy
t o men unci beutcn t" death. I1U daujili
tc r, lio was nrcuseel by liU criua wus also
fatully betitrn, nudliur son, a boy of fourteen,
sc-rioiitily inju red. Tlio murdered twin w as
loliU'il of Li watch and a nmuli sum of
money, and liis cluuuliter also rolibud of for
ty dollars. No arrest have yet been made.
Hai.timoke, Juno 1 1 Kvenirrif. Mrs.
Mooncy, the dantrblrr of Davil White, the
L'tite-kwpcr nt Elk Ifidgc bridce, on the
XViihliintUm road, whu was murdered at his
hotiso lust ni;ht, an already reported, will,
it is now thought, recover ; but her son, a
boy of fourteen, who was also lieiiten by the
murderers of his grandfather, has suffered a
relupsu, nnd it is thought will die.
Suspicion rests on several notoiioui par
ties, but at lust accounts no arrests hud been
mudu. Thu murderers are supposed to Lave
come 10 uaiiiuiore.
Auolher Iti-ulul .llm-der.
TiTi'svn.LK, June 10. About noon to-day
a young uiuo named John Dalo, left huine
in a wagon, to be married lo a Miss Ifattie
.Muttliie.011, living! about six miles from here.
VV hen about two miles on tho road he re
ceived a rifle bull through his body. lie
fell from the wagon and turned tbe. horse
thinking by that means to call assistance.
Two fctutleuitn passing at the time car
ried him to a houbu. ia the vicinity; but he
died bel'oru medical aid could be procured.
Tlio lifin wus found near where he was shot.
A rival fur the band of tho young woman
hud threatened to shoot him and is suppose
ed to be the guilty party. lie bus not yet
been arrested, but piobably will be before
morning.
News from Idaho states that the Indiana
attacked tll'ty chinamen near Owzbee river,
killing forty-nine of tLeni, and stealing
several trains of horses and mules, and sixty
head of cattle right in sight of the fort.
In a few days Santa Anna will issue i
manifesto defining his position and policy,,
declaring himself ia favor of tbe Republican
party iu Mexico, aud his fuith in the early
and complete triumph of the Liberal cause.
A cargo of 400 sacks of corn shipped to
Huntsville for tbe destitute poor of North
Alabama has been lying in tbe depot at (hat
pluce for a week, without distribution tq
the needy. Being consigned to nobody in
particular, noriocty in particular has felt
callud ou to act in tbe premises. . . r . ,'.
Not long since Elkan Hcrtmann, Rabid,
of s. Jewibb Synagogue In Brooklyn, was
V'cketl but of hit church by a portion of his
congregation who objected! to bis ministra
tion on sectional ground. He brought ao
action agthsst them, and reooiwl ftlOO damages.
The C'onl Trndc.
The quantity tent .by nt!lrniul this "week
Is 80,144 18 uy Canal,- 40,170 15 for this
week, 120, (115 07 tons nghinst 2.1, 7t0 tons
for the corresponding week last year,
The demand for coal continues good, anil t
priti are firm. Some flizfes havo advanced
Si cents a ton this month for sinull quanti
ties, but we doubt w hether it will continue
after tlie first of July, wbcu nearly all the
present contracts for coaf cease. The price
of -coal ought to be higher, but we doubt
whether there will' be any further advance
for the pa 'tit.' It It however understood,
that tolls will advance on the ltt of July.
ifiricri' Journal, Junt B, 1800. " ' "
!i") " (,
J There is a project on foot amonff .tlie Is
raelites of thu United States to build a mug
niliccrt college, for the purpose of educa
ting young' mefl 'professing that failh'in all
the scientific and classical branches, but
particularly in Jew ish theology.. .
John C. Breckinritige, oii'e of the guiltiest
of the traitors, was indicted on Wednesday
last, by a Richmond Grand Jury, lor treason.-
The indictment is identical with that
of Jeff Davis, even to the fixing of thu day
lor tlie commission ot tlie olleuce. He will
probably be tried by the same that w ill try
the arch traitor. ,
The Sugar Crop, it is officially stated, in
some of the West India islands, will be DO
percent, more th,n the crop of 1803 and
fully double thai of tho preceding year.
The editor of the Albany KuicleiMcr has
received the first trophy of the Fenian war,
iu tlie suapu ot a hear skin cap that was cap
tureil irom one ot the tiritish regulars dur
ing the recent fight in Canada. It is ex
hibited, nnd "largo crowds as easily ga.e
upon the cap as it it was n British General
in regalia that had been captured and stood
lielore them.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
notice:
ALX Ihose knowing Ibcnisolvcs indebted to C. A
11. F. Unas, by note or book account, mutt
niHke nnvment before the first dnv of Auenst ntxt.
Alter tbai date tlie nosounta will ba left in the bands
ol Juan tarnino.tb, for collection.
u. a ii. jr. HAAS.
Upper Austuta, June 1, 1806.
PENSIONS INCBEAS ED . : .
Tho late Act of Congrefli gives uddilionul pay to
the following Pensions, vii :
i?t. Ti thoe who have lot the iiidit of both evee.
or both hnrn-Kor totally Uisnhb'd no as to require eon.
Btnnt attendance, ihe'Fnmnf f25 00 per month.
2J To lho.o who have lost both feet, or ere totally
aiiuuiuu id ine innio no as to require eunatant attend
anoo, the sum of jjtl 00.
2il. To those who hove !o?t one hand or ono foot,
or ai e en disabled as to render them uuablo toper-
form mitnunl labor $14 bO Per month, and other
ohfos in proportion.
lliu sutuoriucr is duly prepared for tbe hnmediuto
procurement ol ihefe olinuis.
M. U. HOIEK, Alt y at Law.
Sunbury, Jnne 16, ltiiWJ.
SJ ICI.WAitO
W ill be given to any pereon who may give sufficient
proof to the School Diioutursof Upper Augusta Town
ship, Northumberland County, to ciiuso tho urro.-t
and eonvicliun of any perwin'or femms ttiHt huve
been breaking the glues nn I siish, and otherwise in
juring the Publio .Sch.Hil Houses, in said Township,
agroeuble to a Ucsululioa rust by said board, June
4.1SW5- WM. REED, Secret;
ary.
vjijicr Augunu june 10.
CAUTION TO THE PUDLIO.
f"UIE publio are hereby notified not to purchase
X any of the fixtures belonging lo tho Xiitional Sa.
loon, ini-iinbury. nne-hulf owned by Tlios. Tunis, and
Ihe other hall by myself. Ihe leaso of said establish
ment is owned by me, and all persons are hereby no
tified not to purebui-e any thing belonging to saloon,
cither in iho basement or above, as Mr. Tunis in uot
pi ruiitled to fell any articles belonging to said estiili-lb-buient
without my consent. Any pisnn wishing
to purehiiso nne baif of tbe saloon, would do well by
colling 011 me. c, V. ItlLL.MAN.
Sunbury, Juno 18, 1806. .'it
Dissolution oi" I'nrUiorhliip.
' The pnrlner'hip herctnfnro existing between (he
undorsigned in the business of Ii aeksiiiitliing. in tho
borougb of Norlhumlierland. was dissolved by mu
tual consent, on tho !iit i.l' .May hint. The business
w ill be continued by Alex. Cult, who will also settel
all Iho accouuta of tho lute firm.
ALEX. COLT.
, JNO. T.COLT.
Northumberland. June 16. 1 Sod ,:i
Aotif 10 4'i-liloi-M.
ALL persons indebted to the lute firm of Roiirbach
Cooper. 011 note, book acco jut or oihcrwite,
aru hereby notified to make iiumediiilo payment if
Jbcy wiu to rave costa, an they will be plucvd iu tlio
bauds of au ofJicer for collectiun. .
D. C ROIIRBACH,
' , T. . COOPER.
Sunbury, June 16, 1666.
AND
IRON STORE.
THE subscriber having opened in SUNBURY
Pu., n new liirrn. and well assorted iuck ut nl
Kiixts ol II Altll W ARE. I' l"1 1.1.11 Y. COACH WARE
&ADiLI-.lli, mioe r fXDINtiS. IRON. NAM
Ac., hud iu ut li.wist New Yo. k nud Essturn prices !
wiiiuu uiey wm 1,0 pleased tu sell fur Cua ut tue
lowest Ejteru prices.
of V, and 1SZi,tXC
J. H. CJ.VLE
iincii.iii g 10 no uusines m the honest i.r ihmhIms
LEY A CO.
iSuubury, June 16, 136).
10,000
LBS Nails and Siiikes at J7 25 i,-r
keg, at tbe nuw ll.irdwure .Store of
J. 11. COM.kY A. t:n
fiunbury, June 10, 18J8.
85,000 Ibx. assorted Charcoul Iron at 5 els. lb.
- J. 11. CON LEX 4 CO.
Sunbury, June 16, 103.
1 Aflfl -U!,,"ul,, wanted to buy Hardware, Ac.,
lvVv at the Cheap Hardware and Iron Store of
Ji CON LEY A CO.
Sunbury, June 16, 15C3. ,
C1ARPEXTERS, Saddlers, Rlacksmi'hs, Carriage
J Makers,, Shoemakers Merchants, Miuera, Fur
Oisrs and the ol Uteris generally..
Look lo your interest and buy at tbe new Hard,
ware Siore of J. li. CON LEY' A CO.
Buubury, June 16, 1S6A.
ALL goods bought for Cuttt and sold at lowest
prieus lor eulial lb ,
Hardware Store of
J. 11. CONLEV A CO.
Sunbnry, June lit, 1866.
Puiitlk, liluss, Putty, uhitoLcad, Viirnishej,
Ao. EveryihinK thai Painters uso at uuueaid
ol prices at tbe Hardware Store of
J. 11. CON LEY A CO.
Sunbury, June 16, ldu6.
" Ciifcii ! Cut.li ! ! 'iisIi ! ! '
(120,003 wanted iu exchange for ull kinds ol
Hardware, Irons, Nails, Ac, at the new Hardware
Btoreof J. U. CON LEY & CO.-
Sunbury, June 16, JbCi. ,
ALL kiudsof Hardware, Iiou.' it., uul in store
will be eeut fur and delivered at the luwest
nice by
j. u. con Lev a co.
buubury, June 16, 1866.
QHOE Fmdings. Sole Leather aud all goods be-
KJ Kugiug to suoe Uialteis husiuets lur sale hy
...... J.U. CONLEi" i
CO.
rpi'RPENTINE, CoU Oil, Fish Oil, Linseed Oil,
J. for sale low tm Cash by .
j. , , . . ,, J. II. CONLEY CO.
A' NVIL8, Vioes, Bulws Stocks, aud Dies, and
all goods belonging to the Rlackiuiiluiug busi.
Hues fur sal lew fur Cub br .
... 5. II. CON LEY A CO.
WE would Invite the attention of Carpenters to
our large aud well seleoled asMiruuent of
Toules, o'inpiui4 Chisels of all kinds, Aajura.
Planes, Saws, Irou aud tsieel Square, aud iu luot
every Ibing wanted to complete a full outst, at lbs
Hardware store ft ., J. II. CONLEV A CO.
11ARMCR3 oall and look at the stock qrOrass aud
" Orain Soythes, Manure, Hay and tjtr iw Forks,
Gisiu Cradles. Cradle Fingeis, Trace. Log. Kit fa,
Tongwe and Uallev Cbtins ; he) the Slooee, Grind,
stones and Bsiures, snd everyibuig touiake harvest,
ing pleasant and agreeable at the new Hardware
auaa of , - . J. U. CONLEY A CO. ,
BUILDEE3 and those (ontemplaliug ballding,
would do well U eall and aoe tbe lurge assort,
luent of- Lt.eks, LsMbes. Lulu, fiutU and Soruws,
Straps anoVTJ U in jee,' Window Springs, end ovary
thing wanted leoois piste a home, ei'tae aet Hard
ware stoieof ,. . . J. U. OONLtl AOU.
OALL and seo tbcee beautlfnl Bird Cages atis
ftw Uudvaretvovnuf
J H OOKiEY A 00
Admtnltrnor'n H'oUce.
"VTOTK'E Is horohy jireo hnt IqUsts of a.tmlnl
IN tn.tion, with tliiJ will nnnox-i.hnvsbocngmn.ta
l t io uiHur-inmM od I he moi'd OF Fiolurick l-.iz.i-ru.
lulu ol thu-UiR'uajh of (iuutpury, Nurllnimlior.
iu vouiiiy. i-a , ujei''i'a. au pei-wim unique
to.al ittoar n-qusteu to make iuiaicJiaie pny-
us it nixL lliu billing olaiiui to preuot tkain uuly
mu.h.3uUiloJ for tutttumont.
- JARED0 irww,
J. Ii. MA&Ut.
Banbury, June 18, G8. 6t Ailnilniiu-atort.
lflflA Crrlg Makers Wauled to buy Felloes,
lUUv Spoke, llube, Ax:e,8priuRi, bunds, Ball
aud everything pertaining to tbe eiuioM at, the
Cheap littrdwat end kutrBtoreof
i. 11. COXLET ft CO,
CniLDR.EN'8 Carriages of the aeweit aud moid
fashionable atylea at the Clioap UaHware dure
i, -. J. it. wui a.
AIM XI HM'KURK iUIIPAri
REDUCTION OF RATES OH PRODUCE, OYS
TERS, AO.
THE rates o Frenh Ftsh, Oynten In the Shell, and
Truck of all kitidi,.to plnooa In Ibis Division,
where the rate is 75 eents per 100 lbs or over, bna been
reduced 25 cents per 100 lbs. At plnrrn whore lbs
Mlri Is between 60 and ' 75 cents per 100 lbs, the rate
will be bO eents per 100 11m. Barrels of truck
weighing ten thin 100 lbs will lie charged aa 100 lbi
in wuiht. ..!
l''reli l'iah will require to be packed in tiht bar
rels or lii'Xes.
Frompt attention to tbe collection of Billn, Draft,
Ac. . ,
" ' 1 ' n. FERREE LIGHTNElt, Agent
' Snnhnry, June 16. 1868.
BOOKS 1' BOOKS!!?
rpHK rul seriber ber luave to cnll tbe attention of
L hiAUUftouAers. nnd the community in generul, to
the fuut that ho hiw now recoired his sooond lot of
1 NEW GOODS,
consinting, In part, of a complete line of
PAl'Kli AND ENVELOPES,
Rlnnk, Sufioul and Jnrcnile Ronks, Fnnoy Toi'ut
Simps. Perfumes, Pioture Frames, Lara ana Willow
ll.'ining Iiuekots, Bird Cage,
Hand unci Mtniitl Cwlastsies),
Fine Vnses, Hnndsome Olove Jewelry and Work
Buxca. TraTolinfi and other Portfolios, Curved
Brackets, Feather Dust Brusbos,
Bulls, Bntfl,
Fishing Tackle,
Toys of all dosorlptlons, a large stouk of
WALL-PAPER AND BORDER,
Window-Blinds, Pnpor Shfules, Coal Oil Lamps and
Fixtures, Ac. Thankful for pnet patronage, nnd hope,
'by strict attention to business, to continue tlie same.
Jf. F. LIGHTS Ell.
Punbnry, June 9. 18A6.
IP YOU WANT A PLEASANT AND EFFECTIVE
CATHARTIC, USE
ItEIVUTT Solution of
Citrate of Maqnesia.
Or PURGATIVE MINERAL WATER.
This Preparation is particularly recommended as
a substitute for Epsom Salts and Scidlilt Powders,
being both more agrecahlo to tbe tasto and uioie
pleasant in its operations. Itija cooling catbartio,
und operates mildly.
For an activo purge, tho contents of the bottle to
betaken at once: 11s a laxative, half a bottle. For
ahildren tbe dose should be reduced iu proportion
to their age.
The bottle should be kept well corked and lying
on its side. Prepared by W. A. Reunctt, Druggist.
i?unburv, June 2, Itititf.
Procure one of BYERLY'S Fine Photograph Pic
tures ut bis Rooms in Simpson's Building.
JOII!C BOWE, LEVI PKESIIOLTJ.
Eowen & Seesholtz,
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DEALERS
in every variety of
ANTHRACITE COAL,
J. Hans d Co's Lower Wharf, esnnbiiry, Sn.
Older solicited and filled with promptness acd
despat'h.
Suniiurv, Juno 2
IS69.
To rii-uro a family group Photograph, go to
EYEKLY'S K .om in Simpson's Building up stairs.
New Arrival of
SUMMER GOODS!
AT THE
HAIvIEIOTH STORE
of
J. XV.
i Kii.ix.' & so:.
Market Square, near tbe New Court House
JUST OPENED large and new assortment of
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Cloths, Cae&imeres, Cottocades, Linen Panting, a.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Silk, Delaines, Alupacas, English ar.d Scoloh
Oingluitus. Cballies, Luwns, Anuurcs, RrillianL",
White tlno Is. Calicoes, Muslins, and every u.iicr
iirliclu bilonjing to the above brunch of business.
I WHITE AKD COLORED FLANjMEiS
SLcciings, Hoop Skirts Hosiery and gloves.
CARPET & OILCLOTHS,
tilastware, Quecnrwcre, Crockery, Hardware tai
Cutlery.
Ilruss, Oils, IiiiilK, C'onl Oil c::tl
Lsiiiipti.
Fish. Turk, Coarse and Fine Suit, CoCce, Tea, Su
gar, Molasses Syrup, Spices, 4c,
Groeeries. Tobacco. Pciirs and Snuff. toj;etbef with
large variety of miscellaneous goods at prices thut
canuol fuil lo satisfy purchasers.
J. W FRILIXa 4 SON.
Sunbury, June 2, 1R06.
Bricklayer and Builder,
Market Street, 4 doors East of Third St.,
8 U N B IT H , PENN'A.
1!. AU Jobbing: promptly al
Ic-ti.l 10. .
Suubury, June 2, 1864.
AGENTS WANTED
. roa oea
; Meiv niul Itc-iiulilul tVoi-U,
THE PICTORIAL BOOR OF
ANECDOTES AITD INCIDENTS OF
THE REBELLION.
Heroic, Patriutic, Political, Romantic, Humorous
and Tragical,
Splendidly Illustrated vith orer 300 Portrait
arid Beautiful Engvatiugt.
rpflfS WORK, for genial humor, tender pathos,
J. stunting interest, aud attractive beauty, stands
peei less aud al. ue among all its onmpetitora. The
Valiant and Rrave Hearted, the PicturFn.ne and
Dramatic', the Witty and ' Marvellous, the Tender
and Pathetic The Roll of Fame and Story. Camp,
Picket, Spy: 5'uout, Bivouac, and Siege Startling
Surprises, Wonderlul Escapee, Fsmnus Words and
Deeds of Woman, and tho whule Panorama of the
W ar are here (biilliugly and startlingly portrayed in
s masterly manner, at ono bistnrieal aud romamio,
rendering it tbe most ample, brilliant and readable
book that Ihe war has called forth.
Disabled officers and soldiers, teachers, energetio
young men. and all in want or profitable employ,
went, will find this the b;i chance to aiake money
ever yet ollered. Bead for circulars aud see our
terms. Address, - .1.
NAdiONAL PUBLISHING CO,
No. 4u7 Miner Street,
June , 1866 At Philadelphia, Pa. ' ;
UEAItY! dJJUV.nirltl 1
.Wshare PbotogT.iphs, larga and small, of Oeary
and Clymer. Agents wantwi lo tell them. Eeud
T5 cents for specimen epiee br mail, postage paid.
Addrea, RAR'lLEsuN A CO , 611 1'btu.ul st.
, Pbiladelphia, May 13, '66 2u
, To'MlIluvraisfc Country tstoro
slot-pt-ra.
AT GRAND ST CHEAP bTORE,
' ' .1TEW7CRECXT7,
You eau purebais Cut Lengths or Milliuery Goods
iiwpr tbjia duwu town jobbers sell whole ptecess
bllUW GOODS; Arbtons, SUkai. Fkiwer; MilU.
oiy Laoas, As , received daily trom Auouon. .
EDWD. R1DLET,-
. ' 509. :l, Jill Grand s,,MaidB4AUs-w.;
' (jWiftb. Elook Eaat root IU Jcw-ry
April3i,1566-8a, . ,
NEW SPRING GOODS!!
NOW OPEN, . -'
A FCt.t STOCK O?
ISTI3W B XJ li I ii O aOODO
Consisting of lr "JmI, In great variety,
suoh an Delaine, Cballies, Uingbaiiu, Crapes,
Luwne, BiillinuU, 4e.
Hoop Skirts, Fine White Goods,
"iJrelefTirimmlngt. tacte awl Embrolilerlee. VEtM
of ill desorlptione, Uloree. llKicry, Corsets, Zephyrs,
Patent Hair Crimpers, Nock-Ties, and 0Uoua of
all kiuds usually kept in a Fanoy (Store.
Lock wood' Paper Cellar and Cuds.
Stamping and machine ititohing done to order.
. . - i , . A1AHV L. LAZAKl'8,
Two door west of Wm. 11. ililler's Sbot Slot.
Sunbury, April 2i, 1809. ' . ' ' '
THE VERY LATEST ARRIVAL 11
Spring & Summer Goods!
"JOSEPH EYSTER,
(SuccMAessor to Jvhn Bowen.)
, Corner of Hurket aud Fuwn Street, .
'aUNBL'KY, PESK'A,
Invftn fhs publio to oall and exmuiue his olfgout
assortment of . , .
S U VOL 1V2 s a
GOODS!
which be wilt fell nt greatly reduocd
price. Hi
ttock eona;.'ts In part nt . .1 '
CASQIMERE G
GT.OTHS- ScC
Klllo. Dninincs. I.nirna. Uiiiirlinms. Calicoes. Mu1in.
Shectiug. iiokings, Jeana. and a full assorlmeutof
Collon and Woolen g xjjj gouoritlly. ,
Hosiery, Cloves, Uoop tkirt. AIjo Hundkerohle,
Brushes, Combj.
Iltitsi and Cap", Hoot and Kliwcs
Uis assortment of good will not. lie is are sure
fail to plcnre tho fancy nnd guit the wants of any de,
siroui of parobnsing. Uis Hook of
HAUDWAl'E AND QtEENSWARE,
nnd Groceries is hirzo iu ouiintily and oholeo in
quility, comprising generally everything neoded in,
Ihe houseitnld either lor use or nrimmcnt.
He is always ready and glad to see his friend
and take pleasure in shonin? them Ms goo Is i-jren
though no snles are made. He only asks a cull, mid
la sure that the stock will compare fnrorably in
prioo aud quality with the eheipeit.
JOSEPH EYSTER.
Sunbury, April 21, ISfll.
IF you wnnt a good Likeness for your friemi.fgo
to S. BYEHLY'SUnllery in Simpson's Building.
Wnntivl. .ft;nf $75 to $200 PER
MONTH for gentlemen, and $15 to $7.7 fir
ladies, evorywhoro, lo introduce tho Celebrated
Common Sense Family dewing Machine, improve 1
and perfected. It will hem, fell, stiteh, quilt, bind,
braid and embroider beautifully. Prieo only S-'u,
mukiug the elas'ie lock stitch, und tully warranted
for three years. We pay the nbnvo wages, or a com
mifsion. from whioh lwii.'.L- that amount enn lm m.-i-lo.
Address, with slaiop, or cull on C. ll'iWKlt.S A C ,
Salesrooms-. No. 21-A Sou'h Fitlh Street, Philad., Pa.
All loiters answered prompily, with eircul ri and
terms. ' May 2 i. 41.
v;nof wfl6?wiio?
OCR NEXT GOVERNOR !
We have correct nnd striking p!ioogra h of tlio
next Uovernur of PcnnMvlvanin. which ivo will send
by mail for 2j cents. If wo mistake tlie man. tlio
money will be refunded immediately ofier ele.,:i
next October. Is it Oeary or t'lvmi r? Write und
see. Address BAUTLESON A CO.,
mylm fit Cbnut Street, Philadelphia.
DAXKKIiS,
NO. 55 SOUTH 3D STREET, PHILADELPHIA
WE UI'FEIt Full SALE
Morris 4 Essex Railroad 7 per cent. Bonds.
Central pacific R. R. 7's interest puyublc ia Oi'.l in
New York.
U. 6. 30 yours 6's interest in currency issue 1 to tb
Pacific Railroad Company.
These bonds are ull formic very low.
j b ocks iiiugbt ana toiit on (.ouiuuetion tv.
i Securities of ail kinds bouijLtnnd s M
I Mnreb 17. lSefl. ilm
,7. a.
nnTvs
AND
; of tu:: p::ac:.
; TIC
3f.!?ior.c', S-rt't nuiheriiii.il (''.(.
'.:. r. .
gel;l.;)H
.'uveu l ir
be J CJii ;
ofl
ftioe in Jacksun town-hip. a'ug:
be made bv letter, diroi-ted to the :
All busiucss entrusted to I. is earo, will
attended 10.
April J, IS'ii!. ly ,
EREARFAcT bilAWLS, f r sale nl the T ,
Storocf ANNA PAINTKR
FANCY 1)1. Y GOODS ST01?
I-IISS KATE BLACK,
Market street. f,,ir do. rs wet of Win. II !.fi!i
Root .mil Shoo store, St'MHJRV, l'a.
X ESl'ECTFt'I.l.Y inrormtl.er fiien I in Sum.
i and vicinity, that she !m.jju.t opened !ur
BlUUKG AT V SOMMEIt OOOra,
0: N' nr.d Feney Erf 'foods,
Ilersto.-li cjii-ii- "f Aii-V.'ovl D lain-5, rbatn
Oiuirliiitus. e nt..-i''ti ne... I.j:,-o '.'uil-ui.. Fat,. If
Musiiae. Driilii.-.s. l:J.iti'..li Mu'.liif, Slri
Likens, Liiiui! l.n.vi.? i.-.!, ,.':d Luco.Veii-. A
Mine l'f.u:(,ri . .." JI ,ir nr.t'S. I. air Coil-'
Cir!. Gloves. S.Ov'i-.ns. t.'oltars. Cori'tt'-. A1-
Uellts' CoKai.-1, NtcUwf, b iif iio-iC, Ilu.
ohicl's Slid Supeililei.1.
Eiadley's new Pnlrnt I).ir.px Eilif tic ( -r u
Sprim; ,-KH. j'.S )
rorfMn-.ery, T..!ift !i:iii- I'm !-,,- (.
Toys. i'U'i a rfi-!i"i hi in iel of V T I' SM.
G Al't i'Li.INii Joiie ImiiiMii-'-l an -I nl
notice. RATE LL.'it
Sunbury, April li. l.vlrt.
Hew
bpnng
1liA A.VV1 I'.H.'i'i t'.i:
T'.vo iloi.ie ol'tlio r.-,t (
STTX-TBTJI-V -jPEUTTnT
1"E5Pi:CTFL'LLY iuvitu tl.c nttei li. ..
.V publio to her largo and Tariid as.-r.nn:
Spring & Bummer Killinciy
which she hn juf received find oper.c I. II
embraces l'A.St'V l'l-KSS nO'UiS. hu:u.-"i
Clunj Lace, L i':e Cidiurs, Liueu Collai.-.
Cords. Zeph- rs. Ruttor.
A lino usurimeiil .it Initios' and pei:l I1
Gloves. Fau, Par.isuls, hn-;l T rimn.;: . li
Ilelt Ribbiins, Wlvel itib'.urs, ilraid. Ln. lie
ties. Fancy Drey C.uiibs. Head D.-cs-es. v
Irvin'S Patent flair Criiupeis. Hair Ci i!-.
and a large assortment cf other articles, loo
rous to mention
I have also post received a fine lot of 1 r
Toilot Soups. 1 jotb and Hair Rrn-hes. .t
. ANNA P.UN
Sunbtty, Aptll 2b, li-50.
- BP1UA Or ' AN D Bl'sTilV '.
Millinery Goo
Jutope::iui ut the Millinery Stui .-.
. JUiss M-1 GUSoLBLv
Fawn Street, bcluw tbe Railroad, Sl'NlU'l
'uch in
a 0 b'd 1 ji a'9 a a
SUAKtHS, Dis-Triftimiugs, llead-lrJ,
Hosiery, Ribbons, Flowers, Collars, ll.i
. ebicfs, Ae., lo.,
which hats'beea sbrafullr s-leetoil.
The atttniiou of ibe Ladies is snlieii.-d 1.
awortmentof iba lutut styles of LoNNL
give eatirfHcikiiito alt.
Call and cxuuiiiic lor yourselves. No
show goods ,
, buBbarjr, April 11, Jy66.
Sllaa 1.(1(1.41 HIIIiVE.!
MllUut-i-y Ooudq nud lr-
i , iiu llt-utl lrt'csi,
GLOVES, PAIUSOLS. iv ,
South side of Market Scjuaro SL'XiJL K
lias just returucj lioui tLe ci'ies
seleution i f sesaonuble gwrl in whieii t!
of tbe Ladies it respectfully solicite-l.
MILLUEltV GOOOi AND DREai Tit
With Hehd-DresMs ii;,
lloaiery,- J -
has been earefjlty selected and will give
M!ts Shissltr has had an esj.er U ik-e 1
Bess that taanbleeber te sol out 1, m
the Umiit aiid aitUrs of ber ouioi: : s. 1::
Souiiiaaugt.lJvw iu thu future al.i.
ttuaaar iu Un.led,jiuj dunu lb
adiue will find a obolce sums, of uwiy
Uoa of biuiuMa. -Stuibiuy,
April U, 1S66.
6 EN IV CALF toons TUS 9 .t, st