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SATURDAY, "feEttEtoBEIl 22, 1800.
ILocat affairs.
t3T Tib Agrietltaral Fair for .11 a Km county U to
b held Bear Lewlsbarg, n th 3d, 4th ud 6th days
or Ootober. a,'-". '.' " A i - I. i
C7Tbb Comoirt, glrn by the Continental!,
cam off at th old Court Houm on Tuesday bight
last. It wat wall attendad, oosidoring the bad state
ot the weather. -- . i
fjf 1b Milton Academy bai opened Itf fall and
winter term, under the jurisdiction of Col. C. J,
Wright, Frinoipal. Ihif Institution seems to be In a
flourishing condition. ,
a
QTRii. The rainy Season la apoa .- We
bare had a nicoesslon of rainy dayi for a week past,
But such weather is not unusual during the equinox.
The days and nights are now equal, and the eve
Dings will gradually lengthen until after the 21st of
December. . . i . : '
, ;-.
.. 7 Rmjoioc None. We have been requested
to announoo that the second anniversary of the Mis
clonary Society of the Lutheran Sabbath Sohool will
take plaoo on this (Saturday) evening, commencing
t 8 o'clock. The publio are respectfully invited to
Attend. "
' 13s" SBcntrr'l Balks. We call attention to ano
ther list of sales advertised by Sheriff Weaver in to
day's paper. The proporty will be sold at the publio
house of Henry J. Reeder, in MuEwensrille, on Sat
urday, the 13th of October. ,
' CP Col, Jobs W. Forhbt addressed the Union
men of Williamsport on Monday evening of last
week, and Judge Pitkin, of New Orleans, on Satur
day night last. ; , . .
g. i i i mm- , i . .
tp Abe Voo Asss8D?It is highly important
to every person who dosiros to vote, that he must not
neglect to have himself assessed at least ten days
before the election. ' Saturday, the 29th of Septem
ber, will bo the last day when assessments can be
made. This mattor should be thoroughly looked
after in every olovtloo district in the county.
2FOun Fellows' 1'arad. The Selinsgrove
lodge of I. 0. oi 0. F. intend having a parade at
Freobure, on Saturday, 29th Inst. About a doxen
other lodges have been invited to participate. Feh-
rer's Cornet Hand, of Selinsgrove, will be present,
nnd eminent speakers have been invited to address
the assemblage.
Cp Til R copperheads made great effort to get
up a grand mass meeting at Lowisburg, on Thursday
'"of lost week, but it did not amount to much. The
Chronicle says there wcro by actual count only
about 400 persons in the procession, and only 600 on
tlio ground whore the speeches were delivered.-
Clymer and one Col. M'Candless, who served in the
Union army a short time and then threw up his
commission, were the speakers.
CP Tna Congressional Conference for the Brad
ford, Columbia, Montour and Sullivan District, mot
t Danville on Wednesday of last week, and re
nominated lion. Ulysses Mereur. Judge Mercur is
the present member of fortress from that district.
lie is an able member, ecu has been true to the
interests of the loyal meu of the nation. His re
election is conceded.
CP A Valuable Farm ron. Sale. We call
attention to the advertisement of Mr. Simon Came
ron, in another column, and also to handbills printed
at this office, offering for sale bis valuable farm in
Lewis township, this county, which contains over
two hundred aoros. ' It is one of the best improved
farms in the count', and besides the excellent dwell-
leg houso, has all tbenecossary outbuildings. v
CP A Complibbxt to our Neighbors. The
following, in relation to our neighbors of Nortbum
bcrland and the contemplated improvements at that
place, we copy from the PitUburg Gazette, of the
8th inst. : " Northumberland is excollent for situa
tion. It reposes on a delta at tbe forks of the Sus
quehanna. The hills on either hand stand back
respectfully, and the lookout in ovory direction is
superb. With all these advantages Northumberland
has not flourished. It wears the aspect of having
gone to seed before it blossomed. ' Now, its citizens
have hopes of a revival. Tbe foundations of a mam-
tnoth rolling mill are being laid. Who oan tell of
how many it may prove the precursor ?"
CS"" Religious. The twenty-fifth annual con-
, vention of the Lutheran Synod of East Pennsylvania
will be held in Dunvillo, in the North Ward Lutheran
Church, (Rev. O. M. Rhodes.) commencing at 8
o'clock in the evcuing of Wednesday, 20th inst.
Prayer meetings will be held every morning at 8
o'clock during the eontinnance of tbo session ; also
preaching every evening. Sacramental aervioe on
Sunday, 30th inst. A large number of ministers are
expected to be present.
CP Fort Aloista Kkcami-mkst or I. O. or
O. F. The following-officers of this Encampment
were installed on Monday night last, to serve for the
ensuing term : .
C. P. C. J. BrunerJ H. P. Oeorge W. Smith
6. W. P. M. Shindel ; J. W. Levi Seesholtx;
feribe E. Wilvcrt; Treasurer Sot. Stroh. --
We learn that this Encampment, which was or
ganised but six months ago, Is already in a flourish
ing condition. It being the highest branch of Odd
Fellowship, they have added some of the best mem
bers of the neighboring subordinate lodges to their
fraternity, ani will soon be able to compare with any
ia the State. - -
13s We regret to state that Mr. Wm. Eriegbaum,
of this place, was killed at Plnegrove, Schuylkill
county, on Saturday night last, by falling down the
s lairs at his boarding house. . Mr. Cbas. Gehringer
and the deceased were engaged in building a bridge
across the Mahontongo creek, at that place. Ilia
remains were brought borne for interment on Moo-
day last. .
' CP" Sale or tbb Public School House. The
publio school house, on 4th street, ia this place, was
sU4 at public sale on Monday last, to Benj. ZotUe-
meyer, for (he sum of f 3.031. We understand the
purchase was made for tbe Masonio Lodge, of this
place, who contemplate repairing and fitting it op
for their own use-
3" Improvements. Mr. Sebastian Haupt has
removed the frame building, whioh was on bis lot at
the south east corner of Market Square, and is pre
paring to erect a handsome three story briok build
ing, with a frontage of sixty feet on Market street.
We learn that the lower story will be constructed
with iron fronts, and k intended for store rooms. It
is a valuable eorner and desirable business location.
CPA ClTIZEl Or NoBTBtlUSEBLAEB CoUETT
Swibdled ib Philadelphia. Wc find the follow
ing 1b the Philadelphia Inquirer, ot Wednesday
last: "Joseph K. Treverton, who hails from Nor-
thumberland eounty, Pa., su swindled out of 1380
yesterday by the confidence game being praetieed
upon him by two sharpers. It is the same old story
Mr. Treverton formed the acquaintance of an indi
vidual who represented that be was well kaowa In
Northumberland county, and wbo appeared to be
well posted in matters and things generally going en
in that section of tbe Bute. Tbe new professed
friend proposed a walk, and while the two were
promenading one of the thoroughfares of the city,
sharper No. 1 was met by another man, whe pre
sented a bill for goods purchased, and desired pay
ment. No. 1 sharper had only a cheek about him,
and asked the loan ef f3SC from Mr. Treverton, aad
ob receipt of the money the new fur at ad aoqaalatanee
aaid that he would get a cheek cashed and return
the money, naming a place of meeting. At the ap
pointed time tbe sharper did sot appear, and Mr
Treverton eouoliided, and very proper! too, that be
bad been swindled."
CP Thb Boldiers' and Sailors' Contbbtiob
At Nfmima. We learn from the PitUburg papers
that thus far over Bin thousand individued re
sponses have ben reeelfed to the eall for the Na
tional Convection ef Soldiers and Bailors, to be held
in that city on Tuesday next, 55th Inst. Of the
above flv thousand response, over three thousand
are) from private Midlers, showing the Interest which
those who carried the musket feel In the present
gtgantie contest between loyalty and treason. These
responses com from all quarters of the Union, and
represent (he state of aentimene among thoee who
claim, in a pre-eminent degree, the honor of having
rescued their country from dismemberment by over
throwing and defeating the military combinations
formed against nV In addition to these individual
delegates, there will be State and eounty organisa
tions present, numbering many thousands. Entire
regiments of the Pennsylvania organisation known
as The Boys in Blue," are to be in attendance, and
the Indications are that the assemblage will be the
largest representative bed yet convened in the
country, not axeepting the lata grand demonstration
in Philadelphia.
The Resident Committee are perfecting their ar
rangements as speedily as the nature of the work
will admit of, nd it Is expected that an immense
wigwam will be erected to accommodate the tens of
thousands who will attend the Convention.
CPTbb Coat Tbadr. The Sbamokln Herald,
of last week, says that notwithstanding the fears to
the contrary, the collieries pretty generally in that
locality oontlnuo in operation. Tbe ery of an over- 1
stocked market was but partially true. The only
reason for a want of the usual aotlvlty in tbo sale
seems to be the hope of lower prices. The inoreased
supply Is not, as compared with previous years, In
excess of an increased demand, as we might reason
ably expect. The scaroity of wood, growth of busi
ness and population, and the low prices, all tend to
greatly enlarge the demand for eoal this year over
former years, so that we have but little fear of any
thing like a perfect stagnation of business. . The low
prices will have the effoet of opening up new ave
nues for the nse and sale of coal.
The Pottsvillo Journal, of the 15th Inst., gives the
following report of the eoal trade In tbe Bchuylkill
region : " The quantity sent by railroad this week
Is 48,838 OS by canal, 50,840 10 for the week,
89,080 18 tons, against 120,848 tons for the corres
ponding week last year. .
" This reduced production for the week shows that
ihe'trndo is still in a prostrated condition. ' Quite a
number of collieries have stopped, and we presume
will remain so until consumers, satisfied that prioes
can go no lower, tend forward their orders, and pri
ces bocomerumerative to the operator, which is far
from being tbe easo now. If attention is paid by the
mass of our operators to the suggestions we have
made In reference to careful preparation of their
coal, whatever temporary curtailment of supply may
be experienced by this region, it will, we are confi
dent, hold its own with the other regions, and during
the remainder of the season obtain its full shore of
trade." :
Nkw Hotel at Shamokih. We learn from
the Herald that Mr. John B. Douty intends remo
delling his present residence, and getting It up in
good stylo for a first class hotel. The rear part has
already been taken down and a large dining room
and kitchen commenoed. The roof of the fiont
building is to be taken off and another story added,
whioh, with the present story, will give some thirty-
five sleeping apartments. The lower story will also
be re-arranged. It Is expected that it will be in
readiness to receive travelers and transient boarders
by the 1st of March, 1867. This will be a much
needed improvement in that town, especially as
Sheriff Weaver intends chaaging his hotel Into stores,
offices, and a dwelling, by next spring.
t3" Convention or School Superimtenrbnts
Tho County Superintendents of the State will moot
In convention at Iintrieburg, on Tuesday, the 4th of
December next, and remain in session until Friday,
at twelve o'clock, noon, unless otherwlso ordored by
the convention.
The following subjeots, among others, have been
suggested by the different Superintendents for con
sideration :
1. Form and erode of teachers' certificates, both
provisional and proteasional.
x. iUeiDoda oi eonaucuni examinations,
8. Uow can the Superintendents' visits be made
most userul to too pupils, icanners ana patrons :
4. The oroDrietv of extending? the minimum school
term to six months, and increasing proportionably
tbe State appropriations.
. liow can greater regularity oi auenannce oe
securer! r
6. What is the Broner relation that County (super
intendents should sustain to Stale Normal Sobools in
their districts : and tbe teachers and officers of said
Schools to the County Superintendents?
7. What school legislation is required at tho ap
proaching session of the Legislature ?
Cp" Change in the Manner or Votino. The
following Act, passed at the late session of the
Pennsylvania Legislature, changes the manner of
voting in this Commonwealth. ; Particular care
should be taken to cut and fold the tickets according
to the provisions of this act
Sac. 1. Be it enacted, ire.. That the qualified
voters of the several counties of this Commonwealth,
at all general, township, borough, and special elec
tions, are hereby, hereafter, authorised and required
to vote, bv ticket nrintea, or written, or corny
printed and partly written, severally classified as
follows : One ticket shall embrace tne names oi an
iudires of courts voted for. and to be labeled, outside,
judiciary, oneueaoi suau iraunun uim uiw w
II eountv offioers voted for, -including the office of
senator, member and memoers oi ossetuniy, h voteu
for, and members of oongress, If voted for, and be
labeled "county:" one ticket shall embraoe tbe
names of all township officers voted for, and be la
beled "township;" one ticket shall embrace the
names of all borough officers voted for, and be labeled
"borouch:" and each class shall bo deposited in
separate ballot-box-
BUSINESS NOTICES,
Lira Insurance. " I oan make a better invest
mont for the benefit of my wife and family," is often
the objection made to life insurance. . But there is
no way in which a small sum of money can be so
profitably and securely invested, for such a purpose.
as in a policy on your life; because the payment of
a tingle premium secures, and at once, a very much
larger sum than the investment of the same amount
could possibly do in the ordinary operations of trade.
Besides, securing a sum in this way does not, in the
least, interfere with your endeavors to accumulate
in any other way you may desire. '
1 Jacob Shipmab, Lift Insurant Agent, Sun-
bury, Pa. ' ' ".
Freemen of all shades of opinion, now-a-days,
Uend political meetings, in and out of doors a
privilege which is peculiar to independent eilisens.
Many a good man has been lost to the world by in
cautious exposure to tbe dampness of the earth, at
tending such meetings, in eonaoquenee of wearing
thin-solcd boots or shoes. AU cautious persons
should avoid this unnecessary danger by buying their
boots and shoes at Wm. H. Miller's Bxoeliior Boot
and Shoe Store, Market square, Sunbury. They are
water-proof and consumptive-proof.
I
Trial t Jcar.Tbe trial by Jury is a right
which every eikhten of the United States has claimed
as bis prerogative. But U is of much greater impor
tance for the public to know that at John E. Smiok's
tailoring establishment, on Fourth street, Sunbury,
suits ere disposed of without empanneling a Jury
to pass Judgment upon, as the verdict has long since
gone forth that Bmick sells the best article, and at
the lowest prioes, that oan be obtained any where.-
He has just received a large and splendid supply of
fall goods, direct from New York, to whioh he in
vites the attention of the public.
in
CF A M.A1B spokbb western preacher delivered
the following from bis desk : t'l would aaoounee to
tbe congregation that, probably by mistake, there
was left at this meeting bouse, this asorning, a
small eottoB umbrella, much damaged by time and
wear, and of aa exceedingly pale blue color, ia the
place whereof was taken a very large black silk
umbrella of great beauty, . Blunders ef this sort,
brethren and sisters ore getting a little toe 00 al
oe. " Speaking of "umbrellas of great beauty,"
reminds us ef the large stock of that article tor sale
at Slaymakat'i Continental Clothing Baaaar, Market
street, Sunbury.
CP To Claim Aoehti. Blanks for tbe eolleo
tloa of "Claims of Private Soldiers and N on-Commissioned
Omooi," under the lata Aet of Congress,
equalising bounties, 1mve been printed and are bow
for salt at the Abcbicar one. Wt keep on band
a full supply of all kinds of military blank, which
we sell very cheap. They are copied from blanks
prepared in the Department at Washington, and
oak be railed oa for eorreetaeat, ) Order! from a dis
tance will receive prompt attention.
CP Too Then. The appreciation by the publio
of the new and beautiful stock of goods for fall
wear, just received at the fashionable tailoring es
tablishment of Jacob O. Beck, on Fourth street, is
but using another word to Indicate the great rush of
customers that may b seen dally selecting their
suits at Beck's. He has on band an extensive as
sortment of fall goods, which he will make up into
suits at reduoed prioes. Call and examine. ., f
' mm at
CP Bteblt'i Photooraphs. If any ' of our
readers should desire to see a splendid collection of
pictures,' they' should go to Byeriy's Gallery,' in
Simpson's building, Market street. His specimens
are all taken by hlmsolf, and he Is ready at any
time to produce their equal for all who may desire
an excollent likeness.
DEATHS.
In Pottsvillo, on the 18th 'inst, WILLIE,
inn of William entl Sallio Rcnnyaon,-. aged
0 months and 28 days. '
In Pincrrovo. Bchuvlkill cnuniv. on tlio
1
Oth inst., Mr. WILLIAM KKIEUBAUM,
ot Sunbury, aged 61
years, 10 mos. and 29
clays.
MU.lli;RV MAIIKIiTN. , ,
Correoted Weekly for the "American."
Wheat Flour, extra family, per barrel,
lit 00
do do
do do
per ewt.
per bbl.
per owt.
per bushel ,
: i do
do
'do ''
por round
7 60
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6 60
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Rye Flour, '
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Wheat, prime red
Rye,
Corn, ,
OaU,
Potatoes,
Dried Peaches, pared '
do do unparcd
uu -
do
Dried Cherries, (unstoncd,) per bu
But tor.
per pound, .
Eggs,
Cheese, '
Lard,
Hams,
Shoulders,
Beef, hind quarter,
" froni "
Mutton,
Chickens,
per dozen,
per pound,
do
do
do
do
do "''
do
per pair
Shamoktm Coal Trade,
" ' Sbahokix, Sept 18, 1860. '
'''' '' ' Ton. tVt.
Sent for week ending Sept. 15, 14,784 01
Per lost report, 895.751 12
410,538 13
290,000 10
To same time; lost year,
Increase,
114,448 03
Special Noticfs.
Laboratory of .las. H. Clilltoti & Co., )
New York, Match 11, 1801. (
Wc Lave recently mado a careful analysis
of tbe Samburo Port wins prepared by Mr.
Alfred Spcer, and do not hesitate in pro
nouncing it pure ; it contains all properties
of the Samburg or Port grape and therefore,
for medicinal usee, it is , superior to other
wines.
Its principal effect upon tbe system are
mildly stimulating, diuretic, sudoiiflc and
tonic. It will prove beneficial in Affections
of the Kidneys, and Chronic diseases, with
general debility of the constitution.
Physicians may safely recommend it to
their patients, in place of the many doubtful
mixtures too often sold as pure wines.
Jas. It. Cnn.TON & Co.,
Analytical Chemists.
This wine can bo bad of W. A. Bennett.
It is a roost excellent article for weakly per
sons, especially females.
CEf"Whcn thistles yield flags, then, and
not till then, will the extracts made from
common essential oils take rank: witu rlia-
lon's "Night-Blooming Cercus," the rich pro
duct of living tropical flowers. The demand
for it, vast as it is, has not yet attained its
full proportions. Sold everywhere.
ITCH ! ITCH f ITCH I
SCRATCH! SCRATCH.! SCRATCH!
WIIEATON'S OINTMENT
IVill Cure the Itcli lis 4H Honrs.
Also oures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CI1IL
liLAIKS, and all ERUPTIONS OF IliE SKIN
Price to cents. For sale by the druggists. By send
ing BO cents to WEEKS A POTThK, Hole Agents,
170 Washington street, Boston, it will be forwarded
by mail, free of postage, to any part of thv United
States. je S3 '66-y
WhlNkerw t IVhUkcraT! 1
Dr. L. O. Month' Corroia, the greatest stimu
lator in the world, will force Whiskers or Mustaches
to grow on the smoothest lace or chin ; never known
to fail , sample for trial sent free to any oae desirous
of tenting its merits. Address, Rbbvbs A Co., 78
Nassau St., N. V. , . je30 Sia
fTthe ConsVamlouM and Experience
a of An ia valid.
rublisbed for tbe benefit and as a caution to young
men and others, who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay of Manhood, Ac, supplying at the
same time the means of self-cure. By one who nas
cured himself after underKoinir considerable snack
ery. By enclosing a post-paid addressed envelope,
single copies, tree or enarge may ae Bad oi we au
thor.
NATHANIEL MATFAIR, Esq., Brooklyn, Kings
iO, a. i. .
January 27, 1866 ly. - '
I iM'se ROIIRER'S Expectoral WILD CHERRY
IONIC as a prevention ana cure for Asiatic Cholora.
For disoasee of the Cheat, Liver, Kidneys, Stomach
ana Bowels, ana as a lilooa punuer it nas no equal
Bold at the Continental, Girard, La Pierre, Wash
ington. St. Lawrence and Merchants, Philadelphia.
Juononganela and bt. Charles, Fittaburg. By tbe
principal Motels ana Druggists generally. J. Hvtl
RER, Sole Proprietor, Lancaster, Pa.
September 1, lut6. 4t
"DON'T BE FOOLISH." Yon enn make
Six Dollars from Fifty Cents. Call and ex
amine an invention urgently needed by every
body. Or a sample sent free by mail for 50
cents that retails easily for $0, by It. L.
WOLCOTT, 170 Chatham Square, N Y
Sept. 16, 1866. ly.
UeafnetiBi, llllndneve aad Catarrh,
Treated with the utmost suoeess by Dr. J. ISAACS
Oouliet and Aurist, (formerly of Leyden, Holland,)
No. 619 Ptoe street. Philadelphia. Testimonials
from the most reliable sources in tbe City and Coun
try can be seen at his 'office. Tbe medical faculty are
invited to aooompany their patients, as be has no se
erets in his praotloe. Artificial Eyes, inserted with
out pain, mo enarge made lor examination.
, July I,lto. ly
To Coasjaiawptlvea.
The advertiser, having been restored to health
a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having
suffered lot several years with a severe lung off action
i and that dread disease, Consumption ia anxious to
make knows to bis fellow sufferers the
are. ,.
To all whe desire it, he will send a copy ef the
prescription used (free of charge), with the direc
tions for preparing and using the same, whioh they
will and a suns Uuaa for Cobsdbptiob, Astbma
BaoMCBiris, Couens, Colds, and all Throat and
Lung Affections. The only object oi the advertises
in sending the prescription is to benefit theSietod
and spread information whioh he eoncaivef to be
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as it will east them nothing, and may prora
blessing.
Parties wishing tbe prescription, rasa, by return
mail, please address
Rir. EDWARD WILSON, .
Willianuburgh, Kings Ce , New York.
, January 1 J, lcoe-ly.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
'PUBLIC SALEi
WILL be sold at public sale, oa the premises of
James M alone ia the Boroarh of Sunbury.
en SATURDAY, September 15th, lsOo. The follow
ing property to wit :
One Horse and Carriage, nine two-horse Wagnnsi
four of which are nearly new J eight setts of double
Harness nearly new : ooe aett of liEht Harness, one
single sett Harneas, Picks, Crowbars, Shovels, Ac
Also awe) Hiinrntlvn.
' Bale to commence at one o'clock P. M. of said day
When the terms will be made known by
Sunbury, Sept. 8, I860. 2t . -U
SUNBURY CIA8SICAL INSTITUTE.
Instructor!.
.Rtiv. S. S. Miller, ,"
Rev. W. C. Crbm-rh,
. Mr. Jobr J. BtlRQER,
MissS. E. Powers, , ; .j; ,.. r...
Mlas Jennie A. FLETCBEn., -. .
Every facility afforded for a thorough training In
the English, Mathematical and Classical Branches.
Music, Drawinc and Book-keeping, extra.
2nd Quarter of Summer Session opens Monday,
oeptemoer ixi, icoo.
BEND FOR A CIRCULAR
Sunbury, Sept. 1, 1890.
1 AAA Customers wsnted to buy Hardware, Ac,
lVvU Rt the Cheap Hardware and Iron Store of
Sunbury, June 16, 1863.
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President: Col Charles Frailey; Vice President, D
L. Estorly; Secretary, Dr. 13. Becker; Ucneral
Agent, P. liana. '
Reference, by permission, to the following cen He-
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Banker, Pottsville.
Our rates are lower than any other Insurance Com
pany, while they insure against one risk, we insure
against all risks. Agents wanted in every eounty in
tuo otaie,
i . ISAIAH S, GOSSLER,
Assistant General Agent, Sunbury, Pa.
August 18, 1856 3m j ,
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fastenings are warranted porfoct. Every Lady should
Try Them ! They are now being extensively sold by
Merchants, throughout the Uountry, and at nolo
sale et tietail, at Manufactory and bales Koom.
No. 628 ARCH Street, below 7th., Philadelphia.
Ask for HOPKIN S "own make," buy no other
iAUiion, none ceuuine unless stamnea on
each lid Pad "Hopkin s Hoop Skirt Manufactory
o. D29 Arcn street, I'miaaeipma."
Also, constantly on bond lull line of Ae lork
UIOUV MirW, Ml TVTJ WW JJTlDCg.
Aermsnet vasn. uno rrioe uuly .
Sept. I, 1866. 4m
FTinE following Dersons are entitled to receive an
.'X increase of Bounty under the Act of Congress
passea July 1000, im equalise isountics. -
1st All soldiers who enlisted after the 19th day of
April, 1861, for 8 years, and served their time of
enlistment and have boon honorably discharged, and
have received or are entitled to receive a Bounty of
f 100, are entitled an additional Boonty of glvO,
2d All such soldiers who enlisted for S years, and
have been honorably discharged on account of
wounds received in the lice of duty, are entitled to
an additional Bounty of sjtlOO.
3d Tbe Widow, Minor Children, or Parents of such
soldiers wbo died in the service of wounds or disease,
are entitled to an additional Bounty of felOO.
By application to 8. P. WOLVERTON. Esq.. of
Bon bub v, Pennsylvania, who is an authorised Claim
Agent, all such claims can be speedily collected.
BunDury, August , Itvott. tr
EOUNTY FOE S0LLIEES.
I1AVE made arrangements in Washington City,
for the prompt collection of Bounty under the
late Aot of Congress. I have also received the pro
per blanks to prepare the claims. Soldiers entitled
to this Bounty should apply immediately, as it is es-
iiuinicti turn it mil rvtjuire lurev jreurs iv ouj'ist ail
the claims.
All soldiors who enlisted for three years and who
have not received more than $100 bounty are entitled
to the benefits of this Aot, as well as soldiers who
have enlisted for three years and discharged after a
servioe of two years, by roason of wounds received,
disease contracted in line of duty, or ro-cnlistment.
IjIAIIU a. llVJlliUACll.
Sunbury, August 18, 1866.
ALL goods bought for Cash and sold at lowest
price for eaeh at tbe
Hardware Store of
J. H. CON LET A CO.
Sunbury, June 16, 1866.
AdsailniNtrutor'st roliee.
NOTICE is hereby givon, that letters of adminis
tration having been granted to the undersigned.
on tbe estate of John Kohl, late of Lower Mahonoy
township, Northumberland county, Pa., deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and thoee having claims
to present them duly authenticated for settlement.
HENRY KOHL,
Low. Mahonoy twp., Aug. 18, '66. Adin'rs.
WANTED AGENTS $75 to 200 Per Month
for Gentlemen, and t'ii to $75 for Ladies,
everywhere, to introduce the Common Sense Family
Eewinjr-Machine, improved and perfected. It will
nem, fell, stilon, quilt, bind braid, ana emoroidor
beautifully price only $20 making the elastio lock
stitoh, and fully warranted for three years. We pay
the above wages, or eommuwion, from which twico
that amount can be mad. Address or call on C.
BOW EH 8 CO., Offioe No. 2ii South Fifth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. All letter answered promptly,
tin olruulars ana terms. .., septl-lm
EQUALIZATION OF BOUNTIES
- - - 3L. H. KA6E,
Attorney at Uw, Nssssbury, Pa.
T
8 duly authorised and Licensed by (be Govern
ment to collect all Military Claims against the
Uuited Stales. Bounty money due soldier under
the late Equalisation Aot of Congress, and all mili
tary claims against the Slate, due soldiers of 1812,
for Pensions and Oratuity. Claims due soldiers of
tbe Pennsylvania Reserve Corps from enlistment to
Ihe date of muster, promptly collected.
Sunbury, August 4, 1866.
NEW OPENING
OI' Clothing:, CJent'si FurnUUinir
' Cioods), lloote V Nhoesi.
ri iHE undersigned take pleasure in announcing to
X the publio of Sunbury, and vicinity, that he nas
opened hi
CLOTHING STORE,
with a well (elected stock of
tai:."T,H ft'CItNlNlll-liU GOODS.
1 will sell at astonishing low prioes.
I have also still on hand a large stock of
Boots & Shoes,
for Ladies. Qents and Children' wear, which 1 am
selling off, as I intend to give up that branob ef basi
It will be to the advantage to dsn Bur to
give a eall.
8. KRONENBERO.
B. Q boss' old stand,1"51arket Square.
Sunbury. April T, 1866.
f
NOTbCK.
NOTICE I hereby gives to parties against whom
the late Arm of Friliuc A Grant, have Judg
ment on the Docket of P. at. 6hindel. Esa. That
unless they do within a reasonable time from date
hereof, make payment, execution will issue for the
eolleouon ot Ut same.
FRILINO A GRANT,
Per L. H. Easb, Attorney
nbury, Sept. 1,1866 It
ZALL aad see those beautiful Bird Cage at the
J new Hardware stor of
J. H. CONLEY A CO,
ThUBJE Labis Extracts and Lubin been, at
X LIGUTNER'S, Market Square.
QUOE Finding, Sol Leather and all good bo
ss. icwKuag iv auv Biaaers puciuers lor sale oy
J. U. CONLEY A CO,
'3tsr,Jst2eVe-meBr.!f
Sheet Iron and Stove
Market Street, Bear Kngel'l Store, SUNBURY, PA.
AN immense stock of every kind of Tin Ware,
and Sheet Iron Ware of all descriptions.
STOVES,
COOK, OFFICE and PARLOR STOVES of the best
Brands which are unsurpassed for beauty ef finish,
simplicity of arrangement, oombining cheapness and
durability and each stove warranted to perform what
iney are represented.
Coral OH, Coal OH I.Jmpft, L.nntFrna,
Shades, Chimnys, and all articles usually kept In aa
establishmentof this kind.
COPPER, BRASS and IRON KETTLES, of all
slues.
FRUIT JARS and CANS of the latest Imnroved
stylos.
lie is aim prepared to do all kinds of Spouting and
Roofing, Range and Furnace Work.
Repairing, cheaply and neatly executed. ' '
BKNJ. ZETELMOYER.
Sunbury, July 7, 1866. ly
NEW MUSIC STORE.
Call at our New Music Store In
SErmsT's orove,
and buy one of Uairbs Bbotber'i New Scale
Piano Fortes.
Every instrument is Warranted for five years. We
also keep constantly on hand a good stock of the
celebrated PELOlillET'S MELOUEON3, CABI
NET and CHURCH ORGANS, and challenge others
to sell cheaper than we arc selling.
vte also keep all. Kinds or Musical Merchandise,
and receive alt the latest music as soon as published.
A liberal discount to teachers of Schools and Semi
naries.
LV Second band Instrument token In exebance
for uew ones.
Pianos corrcotly turned and repaired. Send for
Circular. ,
SALEM A BROTHER.
Selinsgrovo, Snyder 00., Pa., July 28, 1806. ly
1MIOTOUKAP1IIC.
B. & H . T. ANTHONY ft CO.,
Manufacturers of Photographic Materials, Wholesale and
Ketall, SOI hkuauway, new Torn.
In addition to our main business of Photograph ie Alate
riais we are ueaaquariers lor me lonowing, via.
STERF.OSCOrKS A 8TERESCONC VIEWS
Of American aad Foieign Cities and Landscapes, Oro up
Diaiiiary, etc.
8TKRKOSICOPIC VIEWS OF THE WAR,
From negatives ma4e in the various campaigns and
lorraing a complete rnoiogiepnic nisiory oi me greai con
teat. ...
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS ON CLASS,
Adapted for either the Magic lantern or the Stereoaronie.
Our Catalogue will be sent to any address on receipt of
enainn.
PnOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
We manufacture more largely than any other house,
about 23 varieties, from 60 cents to S50 each. Onr Al
bums having the reputation of being superior in beauty
aim iiurauiiuy 10 any ntners.
Card riiorooaAPns or GiaiAt., Statsms, Across,
r.TC, rvrc.
Our Catalogue embraces over Five Thousand different
subjects, incliuliiig reproductions of the most celebrated
Kitgravinga, Paintings, Statues, etc. Catalogues sent on
receipt of stamp.
IMioUigraphera and others ordering goods C. O. D., will
please remit 44 per cent of ihe amount with their order.
ITThc prices aud quality of our goods cauuol fail to
sansiy.
July II, 1606. Pra
jMlllliiery sUoosla aistl Uresis) 'I'rina.
mlnaps, Head lsresiecB,
GLOVES, PARASOLS, 4c, Ac,
South side of Market Square. SUNBURY, Penn'a
Has just returned from the cities with a choice
seloction of seasonable goods to whioh the attention
or tbe Ladies is respectfully solioltcd.
MILLINERY OOOOS AND DUESS TRIMMINGS
With Head-Dresscs, . . Qloves,
Uosiory, Ribbons,
has been carefully selected and will give satisfaction.
jliss Bliuwler has bad an experience in tne bust
nets that enable her to select goods with an eye to
the taste and wishes of her customers, and she begs a
continuance of favors in the future which she takes
pleasure in acknowledging during tbe past year.
Ladies will find a choice stock of every thing in her
line of business.
Sunbury, April 14, 1866.
NEW SPRING GOODS!!
NOW OPEN,
A FULL STOCK OF
NEW 8PBINQ OOOSS
Consisting of IsreMH iloolsi, in great variety,
such as Delaines, Cballies, Ginghams, Crapes,
Lawns, Brilliants, Ac
Hoop Skirts, Pine White Goods,
in variety.
Dress Trimmings, Laces and Embroideries, VEILS
of all descriptions. Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets. Zephyrs,
Patent Hair Crimpers, Neck-Tics, and Notions of
all kinds usually kept in a Fancy Store.
Lockwood's Paper Collars and Cuffs.
Stamping and machine stitohing done to order.
AIARYL. LAZARUS,
Two doors west of Wm. U. Miller's Shoe Store.
Sunbury, April 28, 1866.
Great Attraction,
at the
NEW TIN-WARE,
fctueci Iron mid Store HI ore ot
SMITH &. GE1TTHE2L
Where they keep constantly oa hand and manufac
ture to order at abort notice.
TIN AND SHEET IRON-WARE of all description.
They would especially call the attention of pur
chasers to their large and well (elected (took of
C00E ASD FAEL0E STOVES.
The subscribers have made arrangements to have
all their best stove made to order, and tbo who
would nave a good novo would do well to go and
examine tneu large ana well selected stuck.
First. Tbey defy competition on the following
iriea oranas oi ious ciovet, vis :
Combination iiu Burner, Cook.
CJovcruor lenn Cook.
WABASH AND IBONSIDES,
and the well known Autidust Cook Stove oallod
SPEAR'S ANT1DU8T.
Also. Parlor and oflioe Stoves in great variety em
bracing all tne best manufacture and moat laatiion
able duaigns, unsurpassed for beauty of finish simpli
city of arrangements combining oboapness, durability
and each stove warranted to perform what they are
representca.
Also, xiie ceieoraiea Baltimore rire 1'lace Move,
for beating ttret, secoud and tnird stones by Regulars
Also, VULCAN HEATER.
Also, the eelcbrated MORNING GLORY.
Coal Oil, Coal Oil I Jtnipe. 8 hades,
. .. Cblinnle), and all articles
usually kept In an establishment of this kind
iney are also prepared to lurntso Btato ana ao uaung
in Uie best woramantiae manner.
Also, to do Tin Hooting. Spouting, Range and
Furnace Work, Go Fitting, Ao. Repairing neatly
and cheaply executed.
aiso :
"liuugu's) Haw Hone gnpcr-Plsoa
phute."
Remember tbe place. Sample and Sale Room
nearly opposite Couly' Hardware Store, Market
street, between Third and Fourth street. Building
dark paiuted.
August, z, 1000.
LADIES eall and sea the Hanging Bankets,
Braoket and t in Work Boxes, at
LWHTXERS
Prooor ooeof BYERLY'S Fine Photograph Pie
ture at hi Rooms ia Simpson' Building.
To preenr a family group Photograph, go to
BYERLY'S Koom in Simpson' Buildug up stair
PUOTHOmOTAUY.
At the solicitation of many of aav Weeds, I have
consented to be a VOLUNTEER CAND1DATK for
the office of Proihonutary ao. Should I be aleeled, I
promise to fulfill the duties of the ome impartially,
and to the best gf aa ability.
' CHAS. J, BBVNER.
Eunbmy, June Mth, IBM.
F
1KB feather Brtue.es, at
LIGUTNER'S.
FIXE MyrtU Paasatum, at the Fancy Star of
PERUVIAN GUIKO SUBSTITUTB!
BAUGXTS
HAW BONE
8UPERPII08PII ATE OF LIME
rCanP MARK
After more than twelve years of constant use, this
highly concentrated manure ha attained a wide'
spread reputation as a
SUBSTITUTE FOR PERUVIAN GUANO,
Being found active in Its operation, and of great du
rability. It does not exhaust tbe soil, but on the
contrary, permanently improves it. Tbe increasing
sales annually, abundantly prove the high popular
thus oi tins manure, ana esianiisn me laci oi lis
being relied upon by a wide oirole of agriculturists
m auppiy an want in tbe direction or manure tor
every orop.
23WTJGHX St SONS,
Sole Manufacturers A Proprietors,
Office No. 20 South Delaware Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA.
BAUG1I BROTHERS & CO,
General WholemU Agent,
No. 181 Ponrl St., eorner oi Cedar.
NEW YORK.
GEORGE DUGDALE,
Wholetule Agent for Maryland A Mrginia,
No. 105 Smith Wharf,
BALTIMORE, MD.
l"Mce f)56 per 800 lb. Cnsh.
Just Published, the 13th edition of our new pam
phlct, "How to Maintain tho Fertility of American
farua anu rianiauona, lurnished free upon appU
cation to us or our Agonts.
BAUOIIA SONS,
20 South Delaware Avenuo, Philadelphia.
Sold by
SMITH A OENTHER, Sunbury.
July 28, 1R.J. ly
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
JXTST OPENED
KMEBEL & R0BBINS.
T ESPECTFULLY inform the eitiiens of Sunburv
XV and vicinity, that they have just opened a large
sioca oi
In the store room lately occupied by Weaver A Fa'
geiy, opposite tne uid uourt House.
REMEMBER that these Goods have just been
fiureuased at reduced prices, and are (old according'
y, comprising of
ZDIEVSrT GOODS
of every style and variety, such a
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, AC.
Dress Goods, Print, Muslin Domestic
Goods, Notions, Ac, Ae.
GROCERIES, TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR
MOLASSES, &C.
Honnekeeplna; Uoods,
The attention of the public is respectfully invited
lo tne advantage onereu at mis estabtisnment.
THE HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR COUNTRY
PRODUCE.
Call and examine for yourselves.
A. J. KNfEBEL,
U. P. BOBBINS.
Sunbury, July 21,1866.
NSW HARDWARE
IRON STORE.
THE subscriber having opened in SUNBURY,
Pa., a new large, and well assorted stock of all
kinds of HARDWARE, CUTLER Y.COACH WARE
SADDLERY, SHOE FINDINGS, IRON, NAILS,
Ao., laid in at lowest New York and Eastern prioes
which tbey will be pleased to sell for Cash at the
lowest Eastern prioes.
Intending to do business in the honest principle
of small profits and quick sale for Cosh.
J. U. CONLEY A CO.
Sunbury, June 16, 1866. .
Cask !. Cab ! ! Cash ! ! !
&'IO,000 wanted in exchange for all kind ol
Hardware, Iron, Naii,Ao., at the new Hardware
Store of J. II. CONLEY A CO.
Sunbury, June 16, 1866.
GREATEST INVENTION SINCE THE
8EWINQ MACHINE.
VA.H UAAKUEEKH
SAB II 6TOPPER AND LOCK.
Simplicity, Durability, Convenience, Comfort and
Seoul ity, combined with Economy
THE STOPPER AND LOCK support either sash
at any point.
It can be applied to any window in a few minute.
It doe not intertere in taking out a sash.
It is not affected by any jarring aotion, and pre
vents the rattling of sah.
It ia self-acting in all its work, and make It Im
possible to forget to lock the window.
It allows proper ventilation without leaving the
winaow aniocaea.
It act by gravity ha no spring and can never
get out of order.
11 uoes not wear out, but will last while tbe
house stands.
Wiudows that have enlv one luh mavmIiIa. mav
be changed, so as to move both, at a trilling expeiise.
(Stopper ussd Ioc-k( Oae Hollar
Complete.
It mast eome into general e for It radical ad
vantages, as a Self-Acting, Burglar-Proof Lock and
Ventilator.
tor Railway Car, Steamboats, ete., it is perfect,
and, in faet, tie thing long sought.
It is emphatically just what everybody want, and
everybody oan hav. Tb demand must be unliml
ted. Capitalist, Manufacturer, Builder, and men
looking fur busineas, are invited to eall on the sub
scriber aud examine it. T
JACOB WILVER, Jr.,
July n,
IBM 6m Sunbury, ra.
lm i- to Creditors.
a ii . i.j.kt. Ik lata trm of Rohrbaoh
A A Cooper, oa note, book aeoount or otherwise,
are hereby notified to make immediate payment if
they wish to rave east, a they will oe piaeea w we
nana ot a omoer io .,.-
V eV nviiunva
T. U. COOPER.
Sanbory, Juna 1, 186-
X ATROSE'B Hair Rtorativ, th bast In tuo, for
U 'lIOHINER.folfAientfof Sunbary
POR LIVER COMPLAINT.
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL
' our bowels at costive,
TRY TlrEM.
yoa save worms,
try them.
your breath la bad,
TRY TMKN,
f you feel drowsy,
TBY THEM.
If yem are low spii itpd,
TRY THEM.
If you have sick headache,
TRY THEM.
If yon have tnken a drop too mach,
TAKE A FULL DOfJB.
They only cost 5 cents a box,
TRY THEM.
Blue Mass, and other preparations of Mercury, actual ;
produce more suffering and death than the dimaea whii
they profess lo cute. And yet this corrosive mineral i
denounced by the allopathic doctors, is preecntied tv
them almost universally in Li ver Complaint, Consumption
of Lungs, to.
THE MANDRAKE PILLS
are composed entirely of roots and herbs, obtained t- .
the great sun choose of Nature, and their salutary eflt
will appear as sunn aa the mcfliriue ia btought to 'the t
ofa fair experiment. CIIKiMC'K'0MAIMI)KAKt: PI LI
do not produce any nnosca or sickneaa of the stomacl, .
but when given for Dyspepsia, it may lo proper to us
them in connection with SCHKNCIv'S HKAWF.I '
TUNIC. By this judicious treatment the digestive facni
lice are apeedily restored to their full vigor, and the wou t
cases of indigestion may be cured.
When we reflect that the liver Is the largest interna)
organ of the Cody, that to it is assigned the imporuw'.t
duty of filtering the blood and preparing the bile, that it
is subject to many disorders, and that when it is diaens'-'l
or inactive the whole bodv suffers sympathetically, It ii
not aurprieing tfaut a medicine which can restoia th.'
healthy operations of the Liver should produce wonderful
changes in the general health, and rflect cures U'hich may
appear to be almost miraculous. Headache of long cm
tinuatice, severe
re partis
limlis, a
ma in the side, breast end shoeidera
aching of the
teeiiug ot general weakness aj
wietcne-luees, and other alarming and distressing symp
toms, indicative of iinDerlect or oisordered aelion of tho
liver, are speedily removed by theuse of SCIlliNCK
MANUIIAKK PILLS,
Cosliveneas, piles, bitter or sour erections, and tb-.t
indescribable feeling of opiireasion, mental aiixiet-F lan
guor, lethargy, and depression of spinft) which Built r.
man lor tiie manageineut oi business auo the enjoyment
of life, are all relieved by the use of SCHKNCK'S MAN
Iiu luf i a
Dr tcnxrn. DentSii 1 1 titkepleasure hi endiliff ynj
t'crtificnte in mitiition to mnnv you have alrenriv ro-
ceivedfrotniufTeriiifr humanity. I enn scarcely flitti la i-zuimriiurK-ichtly
tin. n-; to expreu my henitfelt grntifir
urn wnnucMHL cures ynur MAiKUitAivii. riii .
Olid SKAWKKI) TONfCi hvt pfltv-trf. in the eittue cut
f one nf the mmt uiltlmru crtnes of the nfTcctiuti of tlio
liver, ror three yen 1 m lie fed beyond duicriptinii ;
sll my frieiilit as well at myself, came to the conclusii n
that my time in tliii life wm hurt. Such whs the ternblu
condition to whi?h 1 was reduced that life to me had be
come a burthen ; my whole syWcm was in estate of in
nammation ; I cnuui not eat, I could not sleep ( my whol
body wna filled with pain; swellinir would arise In mv
wrists and ankles, rentier ins them totallv imrlma On mvb
lal occasions I was at lucked with a rush of Word to the
head, which would fell me to the ground, and I would be
mniedawny for ileud. I applied to several eminent
physicians or our city, who administered all the medicines
that they thought would reach my cuse, but of uu avail.
One of them SHid he could do no more for ma. ntiti nrf-
vlsed me, as a Inst resort, to drink cod liver oil. Not
relishing the horrid trash I declined to take It. Accinen
put your advertisement In my hands. 1 called on you ,
nuexumincu me aim cmci me tne imture oi my iIijcum
'uu then ordered me the Pills and Tonic with an observ
ance of diet, p lodging viur word that in one week t
would find myself uiiolher man. 1 followed youradvice.
and, ns you predicted, an astonishing cure was effected. I
continued your Pills and Tonic for some time, and now
tlinuk ttod for his goodness, and your valuable medicine,
I am once more restored to perfect health. I most
earnestly recommend those who are stiflering from atl'ee
tion of I lie liver to give your fills and Tonic a fair trial,
and a cure will be effected. I have sent many peiaona to
you, and they hnve all been cured. Any inform t ion my
fellow citizens tmny require will he freely given by the
subscrilrer, nt his lestdence, No. 61'J Federal street, be
tween bla street aud msayuttk rond
Formerly Printers1 Ink Manufacturer
D. 3CHFNCK will lie oi-nfesslonallv at his principal
office. No. 15 North Sixth street, corner of Commerce,
PHILADELPHIA, every Saturday, from 9 a. in. until 4
n. in. i No. 34 Bond street; New York, every Tuesday,
from 7 to 3 ; No. 33 Summer street, Boston, Mass , every
Wednesdnv. from 0 to 3. and ever? other Fridav at 108
Baltimore street. Pa Hi more, Md. All ad'iee free, but
for a thorough examination of the lu'igs with hia Rcspi
ronieter the charge ia three dollars.
Pi ice of the Pdfinouic Svruo and Seaweed Tonic, eaeh
1,50 per Untie, or 87,50 per haif dozen. M nudnik a
ri us, to cen is per do jr.
ror sale by nit ltruggists and Dealers.
March Si, 1868. ly.
New Arrival of
SUMMER GOODS!
AT TIIE
MAMMOTH STORE
of
jr. w. ruii.ics v so,
Market Square, near the New Court VLyZ
JUST OPENED a large and new assortment of
OENTLEMES'3 WEAR.
Cloths, Cassltneros, Cottonados, Linen Fantlng, Aa
LAMES' DHEbSUOODS.
Silk, Delaines, Alapacas, English and Sootoh
Uinghauis, Challies, Lawns, Arinurcs, Brilliant,
White Goods, Caliooes, Mulins, and every other
article belonging to the above branch of business.
WHITE AND COLORED FLANNELS
Sheetings, Hoop Skirt Hosier; and glove.
CARPET 'd OIL C LOTUS,
Olaatwore, Queenswnre, Crockory, Hardware an
Cutlery.
Drugs, Oils, Pnlnlai, Coul Oil au 1
Fish, Pork, Coarse and Fine Suit, Coffee, Tea, Su
gar, Molasses Syrup, Spioes, -to.,
Orooeries, Tobacco, Sogers and SnurT, together with
a largo varioty of miscellaneous goods at prices that
cannot fail to satisfy purchasers.
J. W. illlljIU BUf.
Sunbury, June 2, 18S6.
BOOKS! BOOKS!!
TUB subscriber begs leave to eall the attention of
his customers, and tho community in general, to
the fact that be ha now received bis second lot of
NEW GOODS,
eonsittlng, in part, of a oomplote line of
PAPEK AND ENVELOPES,
Bluuk, School aud Juvenllo Books, Fancy Toilet
Soup. Perfumes, Pioturo Frames, Lava and Willow
Uuuging Baskets, Bird Cages,
II tan d and Httnid Ulunse,
Fine Vases, Handsome Glove Jeweiry and Work
iioxes, irareting nnd other rorttolioa, Carved
Brockets, Feather Dust Brushes,
Balls, Bats,
Fishing Tackle,
Toys of all descriptions, a lars;e stock of
WALL-PAPER AND BORDER,
Window-Blind, Paper Shades, Coal Oil Lamis and
Fixtures, 4c. Thonkiul for past patronage, and hope,
by striot attention to busineas, to continue Ihe same.
' H. F. HU11TNER.
Bunbury, June 9. 1866.
BOWMAN & LEONARD,
Manufacturers and
WHOLESALE AND JtETAIL DEALERS
i
BILVEB
and
SILVER PLATED
GOODS,
Y Ol Arls fro t, I'blladolphfa.
Those in want of Silror or Silver Plated Ware will
Bad it much to their advantage by visiting our fclora
before waking their purchase. Our long exiri
ance in the maautaotureof the above kind of gild
enable us to defy competition.
We keep no goods but those which are of th First
Class, all ol our own make, aad will be sold at redu
d prioe.
July 7th, ISM lye)
J JAND and Stand 11 lasses at Light'.
ALL kind of Hardware, Iron, Ac, not in store
wdl be sent fur and delivered at the lowest
prioes by J. H. CONLEY A CO.
Sunbury, J una 18, IBM.
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t 8. BYERLY'S Uallery in Simpson' Building.
, Fish Oil, Linseed Oil,
fur sals low for Cash by
J U ONLEY A CO.