jr. B. BNOLI, ( FuHher.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1800.
tSTPkl Up. All those ImloMod to the
Arm of Mabisr & Wilymt, for Printing,
tire revested- to pay up, the account!
mint to settled. Thoie at a distance ten
forward the amount by mail at our risk, if
enclosed in presence of post-masters where
tunileii.
3Local ftffatvs.
lySprcuL 'CoitiT. In th special court, held
during th put frock, dome Important oa'es were
tried. The regular torm commences next Monday.
Cp-Tnsj OLnCornT Ifousi hm been tnken down.
Tho old brick, which sreof superior quality, will be
uted tu the construction of the new Matonio Hall.
Ihe remoral of the old Court House will greatly
improve the appearance of Market Square.
LP E.ntkhtainKknt at Northumberland-.-
An entertainment, confuting of tableaux, charades
nd singing, will be given in the Town Hall, in
Tvorlhumborland, on Monday evening, Nor. 6th.
Tickets of admission can be obtained at the store of
M. B. Priestley, and of D. M. Brautigam. Price,
twenty-five ocnts.
'lyBiiiiR add Fistitai.. The Sunday School
"of the Presbyterian Church, In this plaae, will give
H dinner tit noon, on Menday next, in the leoture
room of the olniTob, for the benefit of the sobool.
A festival will be held by the ladies on Mondny,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.-. The publlo are
"respectfully Invited to attend.
7 Dark Colors. Many of the new frsme
buildings in this place, we observe, are painted In
dark Colors. We regret this, as dark colors are
always connected with sombre and gloomy associa
tions. For purity of taste and neatness, the standard
color is white, and the nearer wa approach this the
more cheerful it will appear.
y Nkw Scbool Hocsb. The School Board of
Tapper Augusta township having determined on eree-
ting a new school house, to be located in Cake's
addition, above town, will reoeive proposals for the
construction of the new building, until 2 o'clock,
F. M., to-day, (Saturday.) The plans and ipeeifi
Cations can be seon at the store of Friling A Son, In
this place.
15?" Errata. In last week's issue, in an article
on the " Boulevards of Sunbury," the types made ui
say, -It has been proposed to take off about one foot
from the embankment on Front street, between
Market and Second, and use the earth in extending
it below the railroad." It should havobeon C lies
nut street, instead of Second. Our readers in this
Jdace, of course, readily perceived the error.
'tJP Tax dedication of the new Masonio Hall,
- which was to have taken place cn Monday last, has
been postponed until next Mondny, on account of
t the weather. Tho ceremonies will take place at
1 o'clock, P. M. All the neighboring lodges are
invited to attend and partisipate. As the season is
wull advanced, the contractors will put to work n
large furce of bricklayers, and expect to run up the
walla in a few weeks.
IT-Wilo Fowls. Several large flocks of wild
geese have passed over this place recently, moving
southward. They made a great noise in their flight,
and were evidtntly anxious to reach a warmer cli
mate. Large numbers nf wild ducks have also made
.their appearance, and some of our sportsmen have
Tiad an exciting time shooting them on the Tiver,
opposite this place, and below the Shamokin dam.
The weuthcr-wiso consider this early movement of
wild (owls a sure indication of extremely odd wea
ther and a severe winter.
ty Tna'new pavement around the Court-House
will be a handsome improvement. Tho large sized
flag-stones, in front, are well adapted for the pur-
pone, but should not have been patched up with
small ones to save a few square feet of stone. The
curbing, which is heavy and, perhaps, substantial, is,
we regret to say, badly set, but may yet be reme
died. It is to be regretted that the whole matter of
feneing and paving, around this new and handsomo
structure, had not been placed in the hands of expe
rienced and competent workmen.
IjT Crime. On Saturday night, about b o'clock,
a colored barber was attacked by three ruffians while
on bis way to tins place from Northumberland, on
the river bank, above the Augusta Hotel, in Cuke's
addition. He was knocked down by the despera
does, but after a severe struggle mnde his escape,
leaving his bat and a box of rasnrs lying in the road.
His cries attracted the attention of the neighbors, who
supposed that the man bad been murdered and bis
body thrown into the river, as they saw marks on
the side of the bank, as if some person had been
-dragged over. Next morning the barber mad bis
appearance and claimed thearlicles found, and, with
lie exception of a few slight bruises, was uninjured.
The affair naturally created a great deal of exoite
'went In the neighborhood.
Two other robberies, or attempts at robbery,
occurred in tbil place oa the same evening, which
epen'k very badly indoed for the police regulations
of our turough. An attempt wo mad to break
Into the freight warehouse of th Empire and Tel
pher transportation lines, at the crossing of the Nor
thern Central and Shamokin Valley roads, in Third
treat, but th plans of th villains were frustra
ted in time by the night watchman on the railroad.
A stranger went into th Central Hotel and delib
erately helped himself to a pair of boots, in a closet.
He seated himself very coolly, and commenced put
King on the boots, when he was asked by what author
ity be took them. lie gar some evasive answer,
dropped the boots, and made bis escape.
The town authorities will be compelled to organise
a police force. Some well known desperadoes
should be taught that they are amenable to the laws,
and that trespassers will not bo allowed to commit
crimes with impunity.
tJTBASi Ball 8uxbdbt vs. Suauokii. A
-spirited gam of baseball was played at bhamokin,
on Saturday last, between an "Independent nine,
of Sunbury, (all of whom are members of th Sus
quehanna Club,) and th Anthracite Club, of the
former place. A large number of persons, inclu
ding quite a number of ladies, were present to wit
ness th game, and some good playing on both
sides was frequently applauded. Our fcoys, while
-at Shamokin, were th guests of the Anthracite
Club, am they all Speak highly of th many kind
tosplUlittes shown them during their visit.
The victory was awarded to the Sunbury boys
who beat the Anthracites by 70 runs. It is but just
to say that Ihe latter club is of recent origin, some
five or six months old, and with more" praotio and
cxperiet.ee will, no doubt, make a good club, as they
possess the material to become first-class players. -
The following Is too score :
astkbacitr.
IKBXrlaDEST
fins.
O. R
Machen, e. f.
bchmink, I. f
Jlod, p.
Booth, 2d b
l.atkln. e.
fcbipp. 1st b.
tieis. 3d b.
Oetter, s. S.
Haas, r. f.
Total,
Ilower, e. f.
Welke-r. 1. I.
LUuobnf, p.
bourne, 44 u.
Faust, a. s.
jHeesbolts, 2d b.
Boyer, e.
Weaver. 1st b.
Ii-rio, r- f-
21 U
Total,
21
ixntvai.
1st. 3d. td. 4th. 4'b. 6th. 7th.
Independent, It I t II J2-111
Aulbraeit. t 8 T 1 1 10 4 W
Home runs IndepaBdasii, It i ADtkraeiU, t. ;
Umpire U. Cullia.
sAoxara-iIoTr aa4 Morgas.
Tint cf fvtce hours aod 11 ssiaatM. ,
far Off, 4 LtcowiM Co. W the,
following. In relation to a Very Important discovery
of oil near Ifnooy, la Lyoomleg maty, frota the i
Mure luminary, . of Taaeday last I ' Several
months elnoe we netlead the organisation of the
Mnncy Coal OH Company, and stated the foot that I
the company bad eontraeled for inking a Well on
the Oortner farm, about seven Biles north of this
borough. On Saturday last the following statement,
in regard to the operations and tnooess of the con
tractor, was furnished as by a gentleman who spent
the whole of last Friday on lb ground, and doubt
less knows wbereof be writes :
"After the great freshet in the spring of IMS,
eou.1 oil made its appearance in springs of water,
Seven miles north of the borough of Mane. A Com
pany was formed to develop the territory. In July
last they oommenced sinking a Well. At the depth
of one hundred and fifty feet a small vein of oil was
struck f another small vein was struck at two hun
dred and fifty feet ; both of these veins nndcr the
pressure of water ceased to flow. ' After having
passed through one strata of brown land stone and
one of white, again passing into the brown sandstone,
and whilst passing from tho seoond strata of brown
sand into the second strata of white sand, at a depth
of four hundred and fifty feet a largo vein of oil
was struck at 4 o'clock, P. M., on Thursday, the
25th Inst., which Continues to flow, notwithstanding
tho great pressure of water upon it. Should this
vein of oil continue to flow for a few hours more, it
will be necessary to tube the well and test Ihe vein.
This is a very unexpected result, as no large vein
of oil was looked fur short of six hundred and fifty
feet.
11 An almost universal opinion has been prevailing
that nil eould not be struck on the south-east slope
of the Allegheny mountains, whioh has made it very
difficult for the Muncy Company to obtain subscri
bers to the stock of the Company. The great suc
cess attending the sinking of well No. 1. on the
Oortner furm. seven miles north of Muncy, explodos
this absurd theory."
t3pRTKR BoTA, tOI Wira MuttHERIR, TO SI
II (JDS at Williamsport, ox thr 4tb or December.
The Italinn, Peter Dots, recently convicted in the
Lycoming County inurt of having murdered his re
puted wife, Thoeba Ann Bota, alias Pbocba Ann
Keel, at M'tlliannport, on the 4th of March last, is
shortly to pay the penally of hiscrime. On Tuesday
lust Uorernor Curtin issued the death warrant, di
recting Bota to be hung, at Williamsport, between
the hours of ten and three o'clock, on Tuesday, the
4th day of Dtcenrbor next.
Peter Bota and the murderod woman resided at
Ilarrisburg previous to removing to Williamsport.
Phoebe's brains were cut out of ber head by Bota,
who used a hatehet to accomplish hut end.
nUSINESS NOTICES.
U Job Pi-iiiliiis;. Having received a
large supply of NKW JOB TYPE, of various new
styles, Posters, Handbills, Circulars, Cards, Letter
Heads, Bill Heads, Labels, 4c, can be printed in
ihe latest and best styles, and on short notice.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Grxtlkmem's Goons. Call nt J. Marsh's Clo
thing Store, in Simpson's building, Market square,
where a lurge assortment of Reudy-Mada Clothing
has just been opened. A general variety of men's
and boys' clothing, overcoats of the latest styles, ta.
Also, an assortment of furnishing goods.
Do it Immediately. The poet si vs. 'secure the
shadow ere the substance fades," and in order to do
so to good advantage, go straightway to Berly's
Photograph U all cry, in Simpson's building, Murket
street, Sunbury. Mr. B. is prepared to furnish Pho
tographs and Ambrotypes in all styles and sixes.
We would advise all who desir to have a good
picture to pay Mr. Byerly a visit.
Frost. We have had several heavy frosts, indi
cating the approach of winter, and Ibis reminds us
of the large, elegant and cheap assortment of winter
goods just opened at the merchant tailoring estab
lishment of Jacob 0. Beck, on Fourth street, where
men and boys are supplied promptly to order with
any articlo in bin line, made in the best manner, aud
warranted lo please.
The corn crop of Pennsylvania, this fall, will
reach about 30.000,000 bushels, being an average of
33 bushels to the acre. While this species of grain
has flourished so well in fields, the crop on the toes
of ihe citizens of Ibis community has greatly dimin
ished, owing, no doubt, to ibe fact that the boots and
shoes worn were purchased at Hurry Tbacbvr'a cheap
Boot and Shoe Store, in the old Boulton stand, Mar
ket street. His boots and shoes are so soft and
comfortable that they do not produce corns.
Inn Resi-lt or me Election. That the Stale
election 1s now over must bo a source of satisfaction
to everybody. Those who have been elevated to
office are very well satisfied, of course. Tbe candi
dates who were hot elected have no further cause for
anxiety, and doubtless experience a very agrocable
Sensation of relief. Persons who bet on the result
of the election have either Ihe gratification of re
ceiving money, or the lolly and magnanimous plea
sure of pnying it over. Every oue now has leisure
o attend to greater and more important matters.
uch ns the selection of new fall suit from the
onlinental Clothing Bazaar. Market at, Sunbury.
1 I 1,1 in
Reader, buy your shoes, your boot, or anything
you want In that line, at Minor s r.xoeisior uoot a
Shoe Store, Market square. You gain much by
doing so ; first, in price ; second, in goods well made ;
third. In goods being what Ihoy are represented.
Miller's roputaiion for honesty la his business ir an
xiom in ibis community.
For Fall ard Visiter'. Mr. John E. Smlck has
just received at his establishment, on I ourth street,
large stock of American and kngltsn iioms, Las-
meres end Vestings, which be is prepared to make
up to order on tbe thorleit notice. This is decidedly
one of tbe finest slock of goods ever received by Mr.
mick. and tbe publie can rely upon getting fin at
is establishment.
l5To Clsih Agists Blunks for the collec
tion of '-Claims ol Private Soldiers and roo-Cora
missioned Officers," under the late Aet of Congress,
equalising bounties, have been printed and are now
for sale at the Am aniCAli office. We keep on hand
a full supply of all kinds of military blanks, which
we sell very cheap. Tbey are copied from blanks
prepared In the Departments at Washington, and
ean be relied on for correctness. Orders from a dis
tance will receive prompt attention.
Lira Iksoiiajice. " Were Life Insurance more
nniversally adopted, it would save a world of misery
and smooths the thorns of many a pillow would re
lieve much parental anxiety, would add to the rum
of human happiueas and more than that, would
nrouiuta the best intercsta ni luoramy, ami wouia
even eonduoe to tho highest Interests ol roligion.
Uncertain as human lite is, one ot ine surest ways uy
hioh in the event ol death, a large body or aien can
eeiire independence fur their families, is by joining
Life Insurance society. Jliil J. inina u every
man's duty, if providence has placed min in a posi
tion in wbicu ue ean ao it. oecause i noiu mai ii a
man can prevent it, do man is justified in so acting
as lo leave tut amiiy uepenaeni, timer upon private
benevolence or publio charily. I look upon insu
rauee of lives as the beat means by which a man can
avert these evils. Tbe highest recommendation of
Life Ajsurance appears to me to be this, that 1 ean
provide for my family, in a way that, least of all,
exposes me io w"w'6 .. w. - .
and that love of money, which is th root ot all evil.
When 1 juined a Life Insurance booiety, I felt my
baud was more open afterwards to every wurk of
humanity and benevolence ; and I also .ult that my
heart was mora open to tbe olaims of religion. I
bav seen th anxiety of a father lor bis unprovided
family caat a dark gloom er n a Rood man's
daalu bed. I bav seon mora paiuful cas. I
havaatan tho.. anitiaa enrroea Ihe attanlioD of lb
10
14
few brief days of on wbo bod lived too negligent of
bis highest interests, and whose attention and tiin
should have been ooneejoruied to wor important
duties. I teal then, that a Life Insurance Company
is not only parallel, so to speak, with tbe grand
interests of morality and tligion, but even auxiliary
to them." Uer. D. OuOiri.)
J0O 6HirM, Fir sussf Lift Inmrtnr Afnt,
Banbury, P. .
12
ill
..a--8:r neOtjr, fer sale. Apply
t . . J. T0tW.
. Clotbi, I
Clwtbimo I
Ckoraiaa t
At tow Prices f ' 5
At Low Prioes! '
At Low Prices!
f i, r, ,-v ,
15 Per Cent. Saved !
M Per Cent, (laved ! 3
M Per Cent. Saved !
Call and Bee, early 1
Call sad Bee, ely !
Call and Soe, early
Bar yonr Money, and buy of
Bav your Money, and buy of
Bav yoar Money, and buy of
8. KnommiRo,
8. Krorrhskro,
8. Krorbrbrro.
SIJIXIUJKV BIAHKETW.
Correoted Weekly for the "Amerioan."
Wheat Flour, extra family, per barrel,
do do do do perewt.
Rye Flour, per bbl.
do per owt,
Wheat, prim red per bushel,
Rye, do
Corn, do
Oats, do
Potatoes, do
Dried Peaches, pared per round
do do unpared do
Dried Annies. do
$16 00
T 60
10 00
60
60
00
1 10
60
eo
26
26
16
3 oo
46
30
SO
2d
23
26
10
16
18
SO
Dried Cherries, (unstoned,) per bu.
IS u Her,
per pound.
per dosen,
per pound,
do
do
do
do
do
' do
per pair
Ctaeese,
Lard,
Hams.
Shoulders,
Beof, hind quarter,
' front "
Mutton,
Chickens, '
Sbamoktn Cons 'l's-ndc.
6nAroKiR,Oct. 29, 18GB.
l".t. Ci
Sent for week ending Oct. 27,
Per last report,
11.4.IO 01
466 842 17
407.380 18
370,040 17
Vl',331 01
To lame time last year,
Increase.
Special Notices.
Spbbr's 8ambvro Port Wise Dr. Harris, of
the N. Y. Hospital, "finds an excellent tonie and
gentle stimulant preferable to the commercial port
and other wines, and recommends it especially, for
ladies." Dr. Parish, of Philadelphia, "pronounces
it to be a purely unadulterated juice of the grape,
possessing much medicinal virtue, and uses it for its
purity, fine flavor, medicinal properties, and non
inloxicative qualities, 4o." Our limited space for
bids any more extracts from letters of similar import
from numerous physicians and clergymen, many of
lb latter using it as a communion wine in prefer
ence to foreign wines. Harper't Weelly.
The above wine is sold by W. A. Bkmxktt, Drug
gist, Market street, Sunbury.
Saria. W have long supposed this celebrated
drug had come to be an exploded humbug, but we
are assured by those skilled iu tbe healing art, that
not the Sarsaparilia Itself is to bo blamed for this
conclusion, but the miserable worthless preparations
of it that hare been palmed off upon the community
preparations which contain about as much of its
virtues astbey do of gold dutt. It Is a commercial
fact that almost all of the Sarsaparilia gathered in
tbe world is consumed in ihe old countries of Europe,
where the science of medicine has reached its high
est perfection, and where they know tho best what
to employ fur the mastery of disease. Hence we are
glad to find that wo are now to bav a oompound of
this excellent alterative, wbieh ean b relied oa, and
our community will not need be assured that any
thing Doctor Aver makes is worthy of their confi
dence. He has been for years engaged in elimina
ting this remedy (see advertising columns,) designing
to make it his "chef d' ouvre," whioh should add
the crowning glory to his already enviablo reputa
tion. American Celt, New York.
ltr. ScliesifU'st Pulmonic Syr sip.
This great medicine cured Dr. J. II. Schenck, the
Proprietor, of Pulmonary Consumption, wbonit had
assumed its must formidable aspect, and when
speedy death appeared to be inevitable. His phy
siciuns pronounced his ense incurable, when he com
menced Ihe use of this simple but powerful remedy.
His health was restored in a very sh'rl time, and no
return of Ihe disease has been apprehended, for all
the symptoms quickly disappeared, and his present
weight is more than two hundred pounds.
bince bis recovery, be has devoted his attention
exclusively to the cure uf Consuinpl ion. and the dis
eases which are usually complicated with it, and the
cures eBeeted by his medicines have been very nu
merous ana truly wouueriui. ur. c-cuenuK makes
professional visits to aeveral of the larger cities
weekly, where he has a la're concourse of patients,
and it is truly astonishing Vo see poor consumptives
that have to be lifted out uf iheir carriages, and in a
few month heulihv. robust persons. Dit.M iiknck s
PILMOMU KY Btr, 6!SAWfetil TWM1C. and
MAMllUKE 1'iLLS, are generally all required
in curing Consumption. Full 'directions aoeompnny
each, so that any one can lake them wilbout seeing
Dr. hchenck, but when it Is convenient it is best lo
see him. He giies advice free, but for a thorough
examination with hisitttspirouieter bis tee it thio
dollars.
l'lease observe, when mirchastne, that ihe two
likenetses of the Doctor one when in tbe Ul stuge
of Consumption, and the other as he now is, in per
fect health are on ine uovernmeni siamp.
Sold bv ull DruKKists and Dealers. fricefl.sO
per bottle, or 17. AO the ball dozen. Letters fur ad
vice should always be directed to Dr. etehenek'e
Principal Offuo, No. 16 North Olh btreel, Philadel
phia, i'a.
Ueneral vt hotesaio Agcnis : wemu names a -o ,
N. Y 8 6. llance. Baltimore, Md. ; Jubn D. Paik,
Jinciunali, Ubio; Walker t, Taylor, Chicago, 111. ;
Collins Bros., Pit. Louis, Mo.
Oat. 20, lw7. U w.eu. mo. 1 yr.
i i in itch i i rem
SCRATCH ! SC11ATC1I! BCRAl'CIt !
WHEATON'8 OINTMENT -IVill
t'nre tbe 1 1 els 1st SH Hours.
Also cures SALT KHKl'M, ULCEUS, CIIIL
IlLAlN.b', and all ERUI'TIONS OF 1 lib: SKIN.
Price SO ceiils. ror sale by the nruicirists. JJv send-
inir AO cents to WEEKS A POX I KK, bole Airenls
170 Washington street, uoston, it will ne lorwarded
by mail, Iree of postage, to any part of the United
Btates. je a oo-y
nlie Coul'cafcloim iissd l-lxpcrivuce
1 ur AX 1.1VAL1U.
Published for tbebecefitand as a caution to young
men and others, wbu sutler from Nervous leoiliiy,
Premature Decay of Manhood, Ac, supplying at the
aame time the means of self-cure. By one who nas
cured himself a'ter undergoing considerable quack
ery. Ly enclosing; a post-paid addressed envelope,
single copies, tree of charge may be had of th au
thor. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq., Brooklyn, Kiogs
Vo. a. l.
January 27, 188 ly.
Deafucis. Illlssdnesta aud Cntarrh,
Treated with the utmost success by Dr. J. ISAACS
Oculist and Aurist. ffoi uteris of Le.den, Holland.)
No. 518 Pine street. Philadelphia. Testimonials
from th moat re.iable sources in th City and Coun
try ean be seen at his office. The medical faculty are
invited to accompany tbeir patients, as be bas oa se
crets in bis practice. Artificial Kyes, inserted wita
out pain. No charge mad far examination.
bept. 29, looo.-ly
To CoHBuiuptive.
The advertiser, having been restored to health in
a few weeks by a very sitnpl remedy, after baring
suffered for several years with a sever lung affection
and that dread disease, Consumption is anxious to
maV knowu to" bis fellow sufferers th means of
cure.'
To all who desir it, h will send a aopy of th
prescription used (free of chars ), with th diree
lions for preparing and using th same, whioh they
will find a Iriia sjowa for Cosnprioi, Attsmat
Bnoncnins, Colons, Colds, aud all Throat aud
Lung AfTcotlons. Th only objeot ol th advertises
in tending the proscription is to benefit th aQliottd
and spread information which b conceives to be la
valuable, and b hopes every sufferer will try fall
remedy, as U will coot thaw nothing, and muy pror
a blessing.
Partis wishing th prescription, ran, by rtura
pie add:.- nwi,a.r,s
stV ww mssa n4lV
WilllasBaboraBj lioga do , Jfaw Tork.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
,. A MEW AKRITAI. OF
FALL' & W1NTEU GOODS,
" AT TDK STORK OF
Market Btre.t, BUNWJRT. PAv
Jrgettof
."ry ;rodu.W.m "
Uis line of Goods for Gentlemen's and n
good Fin. Black and Blu rencT, j ??
Beaver Cloths lor OVerooat. h very be.! j f nf J?i
and Fancy CftsrtmereS, Cloud Satlnelt and K-in"il,Tw .
Jean, all at low prices. UI'K'
His l)nu of Ladies' and Misses' Dress Goods can't
be beat m this Mule borough. 1
HUNT UI' lllA-Is: Nil, IC,
Plain and Figured Silk and Wool Poplin, all-wool
Poplin, Plain and Fanov French Mcrirm. from one
dollar per yard upwards, of all Shales and Colors,
all-wool Plaids, Alpaca, all colors. I'luin and
Fancy Mohair Lustres, all-wool Dolainus, Fancy and
Figured Knglish Merinos, very biiudaouc, Dulaiucs,
Calicoes and Muslins, all prioes.
Ladit-a' Cloth for Dresses, Ladies' Cloih for Sacks,
Sacking Flannel, all shades, Ladies' Shawls, pluin
and fancy.
BE8T WOOL BLANKETS,
White Marseilles Quilts, Bed Spreads, Balmoral
Skirts.
Yankee Notion in Great Variety
Hosiery, of all description, Ulnres, for Ladies and
Oentx, Dress Trimmings, Fancy Bittoits, Ac, Ladies'
Frenali Corsets, Ladles' Hoop Skirts, Ocnts' aliirts
and Drawers, Liiilies VusU an I Dr itver.-i, Lnnliu.-t ,
Misses' and Children's Fancy Hoods, Wool 6'cn is,
Ladies Fancy Scarfs, and a variety of other goods.
C .A. n IP E T S ,
Wov Floor Cloths, Stair Carpets Floor Oil Cloths,
all widths, Carriage Oil Cloth, Table Oil Clothj
Widow Shades, Plain Orecn and Bruwu Oil Cloth
and Fixtures for Windows.
GHOCBRIE S,
Sugar. Coffee, Molasses, Rioe, Crackors, Spices, Salt
Fish, Cheese, Ao.
Queensware,U)assware, splendid Setts of Tcanare,
at low prices.
BOOTS A SHOES IN GREAT VAIUETY.
Hats and Caps, Oil, Paint, U lass, Putty, School
Books. Paper, Slates, Ac
HARD WARE.
Shovels, Forks, Nails, Locks, Hinges and Screws
A Large assortment of WALL TAPER and Dor"
der. at all prices.
All persons desiring to get good goods will please
give him a call.
J. II. EXCEL.
Sunbury, October 20, 1866.
WK. HiLNCKE & rmOTHEBi
No. 804 A IICJI Street, PHILADELPHIA,
Wholesale and Retait Dealers in
behlin ZBm-vns,
EMBROIDERIES, Fine Knit Goods, etc person
ally selected in Europe. Domestic Zephyrs,
Oerinautown- Wools, Cashmere Yurns, etc , latest
stylus in Ladies Dress sud Cloak
TPwIMiaiTGS.
Buttons. Drop Fringes, Lnces, Shawl Borders, Ac.
White Embroidered Bands, eto.
The goods being carefully selectod. Our Wholesale
Department offers great inducements to Ibe trade.
Scjtcuiber 8, 1866. 3mw
Greal Attraction,
NEW TIN -WARE,
Slic-t Iron nntl Sioti- Store of
SMITH & GEITTFTTI5:.
Where they keep constantly on hand and manufac
ture to order at short notice.
TIN AND SHEET IRON-WARE of nil descriptions.
They would especially call the attention of pur
chasers ta their large and well selected slock of
COOK AND PARLOR ST0VS.
The subscribers have made arrangements to Ln vo
all Iheir best stoves made to order, and tlio.su who
would have a good stove would do well to go and
examine their large and well selected stock.
First. They defy competition on the fulloninl
irieu urunus ui v.oua oiuruj, vis :
CvissMiiiitioii 4jjiM ltciraicr, Cook,
4tiov-i-sior IViin-CooIi.
WABASH AND IRONSIDES,
and the wull known Antidust Cook Slovo called
SPEAK'S ANTIDUST.
Also. Parlor and offico Stores in great variety em
bracing all the befet manufactures and mupt tii-binn.
able designs, unsurpassed for beauty of finish simpli
city of orrauigeuieiit combining cheapness, durability
and each stove warranted to perform what they mo
represented.
Alio, Tbe celebrated Baltimore Fire Tlaee Move,
for heating first, second and third ttoricsby KcgUun
Also, VULCAN HEATER.
Also, tbe celebrated MORNING) GLORY.
Conl Oil, Coal Oil Laiinp, (shades
Chlnintcit, aud all arlicli-tf
usually kept in an establishment of this kind.
Tbey are also prepared lo furnish Slate and do slating
in the best workmanlike manner.
Also, lo do Tin Hoofing, Spouting. Rnngo and
Furnace Work, Gas Fitting, ie. Repairing ncutly
and cheaply executed.
Also:
"JBaiigH'si Ituiv Hone SuTci-.IuIiioi.
pliuli-."
Remember the pine. Sample and Sales Room
neatly opposite Conly's Hardware Store. M.-trket
street, between Third and Fourth streets. Building
dark puiatcd.
AUgust 2b, IS6S.
iutvited Sin y 3l, lHi(t.
This Is an article for washing without running,
exeept in very dirty places, which will require a
veryslighlrub, and unlike other preparation-offered
for a like purpose, will not not Til a ci.onits, but
will leav litem mucn wiiitkr man orainary muiu-
ods, without the usual wear and tear.
It removes urease spots as if by mazic, and snliens
tbe dirt by soaking, so (bat rinsing will in ordinary
earns entirely remove it
Ibis powder is prepared in accordance wr.ti chemi
cal soience, and upon a prreess peculiar lo itself,
wbicb is secured by Letters Putcut. It hasbei-n iu u-o
tor more than a rear, and has Droved iiscll an univer
sal favorite wherever it has been used. Among the ad
vantages olaimed ar tbe following, vis :
It saves all the expense of soap usually nscu on
cotton and linen goods.
It saves most of tn labor of rubbing, and wear
and tear.
Also, for oleanhnc windows it is unsurpassed.
Wilbone quarter tbe time and labor usually re
quired it imparts a beautiful gloss and lustre, much
superior to any other mode No water required ex
cept to moisten the powder.
uireoton wuu eaou packag
And oan be readilv appreciated by a single trial.
Theenetof washing for a family of five or six per
sona will not exneed thru ckXts.
Tba manufaclarcrs of this powder aro aware that
many useless compounds have been introduced to
Ihe nub io wnicn nave rottea tne ciotn, or luneu in
removing the dirt, but knowing tbe intrinsic excel
lence of this artiole, they confidently proclaim it
as being adapted to meet a demand which has long
existed, and baa oeroioior icinainea unsuppucu.
KAXl-rACTURKD iV
IlOtVi: k KiUVIS,
800 llrondnuy, Itowion.
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS Olf FAMILY DYE
For sal by Oroaer and Dealers every where.
Ootober 13, 1868 3mp.
rALLANDWIKTEE
Millinery Goods,
Julopning at the Millinery Store of
MlBS M. L- QUSSLEH.
Fawa Btreet. below tbe Railroad, SUNBURY, PA.,
Such as
ib d a o a Ji a 9 !ii ii 5i a 9
Dress-Trimmings, llead-Dreseus, 0 loves, Hosiery!
Ribbons, Flowers, Collars, Uandker
chiefs, Ac-, Ac,
hloh bav been earefullv seleoted.
Miss M. L. Uusaler bos just opened a large assort
ment of Millinery Goods. Ladies should uol fail lo
go aad e lb iateet styles as it will pay to not delay
In visiting her store.
Cll and axamine tor yOursirs so iroueie
ahow goodsi
E00T8. SHOES AND TRUNKS t
IkVv THACIIIin,. 1
aoocassoav .- ,
W . W . A P8LE TV
IN addition to our large stock, already an hand, w
are now receiving a lull supply of Fall and Win
ter goods for Ladios, Gentlemen, Misses and Chil
dren's wear.
Also a good assortment of Trunks. A larjre lot of
H. it Bags, Gents' Una leather Sntchole. We wish
it distinctly understood that we intend selling our
goods at small profits, exclusively for the o.ish.
Don't forget the ptaon. Apsliiy's old stand. In lb
well-known house of Mrs. Boult-en, Market Street,
SunhiirT. I'a.
NOTlCK Boots and Shoe noatly repaired at
short noiloe. If any bought of us should rip they
shall be fixed fur nothing.
It. 0. TIIACI1ER.
Bunbury, Sept. 20, 1303.
i:viti: v ii vli
F O U 11 T II nn.1 A It C 11 Streeti,
PHILADELPHIA,
Hare
now completed their Improvement and ar
ottering on tho Bust of Terms
Full FtocV of FT,T. D&Y GOODS.
FineStnck of SHAWLS,
FlneHiock of SILKS,
in siock of DKKSS HOOD;-?,
tine block of WOOLLENe).
F me .Su,k of ST A Pl.K GOODS,
tineHtoekof FANCY GOODS, etc.
tjr- New and desirable yont), (,wiy re0(!iT0(ii an(1
Sold at Small advance Wholesale!
September 29, IS09 6tw
A
fetrzaf' -Art &t'itta4S
Sept. 1, ISSn. 2mq
MiMM l.OI IS.t NBIIl.t.ki:,
Millinery Uoodn ami Ii-'ns Trim
in lli-nil lir-i',
GLOVES, PAKA.SOL.8, &c, &c,
South sTtlo of Market Square SUNBURY, Penn'o.
Has just rcturnod from tho cities with a choice
Selection of seasonable jroods to win'oh the attention
of the Lndies is respectfully solicited.
MILLINERY 00005 AND DRESS TR1MMINOS
With Hoad-Dresscs, Gloves,
Hosiery, Ribbons,
has been onrefully selected and will give satisfaction.
Mi$d Shinier lias had an experience in tho busi
ncs that enables her to select goodj with nn eye to
the taste and wishes of her customers, and she bug" n
continuance of fiivors in the future whii'h she takes
iilensura in acknowledging during tho past year.
.adU's will lind u chuico stuck of every thing iu bur
lino of business.
Sunbury, April 14, 1S06.
LADIES' FANCY FUR Si
AT
JOHN FAUEIRA'S
Old Established FUR
Manufactory,
No. TI8 AKlMI Street,
above 7th. PHIL'A.
Have now in Storo of
mvown Importation and
- .Mniiulacturo onu of the
largt-st and most beauli.
2 f-l elections of
HjSA FANCY FURS.
Swfor Ladies' and Chil-
SW-S-dren's Wear in Ihe Oitv.
"--gT5u. -t-S" A Iso, a fine assortment of
Gent's Fur Gloves and Collars.
I mn enabled to dispose of my zood at very rca--ti:.!
i- o'. , ;..:d T wouM lli.-rt't'o: swi-'it a cull
I'nu niy fricKiis of ;.-!t!.i-r:.bi-i:.n.l c-u:.'y imd
vi-inily.
ltcincubor the Nam, Number and Street!
.lOll-N I'AB!'B!5.,
No. riS ARCH St., above "th. south sido,
PHILADELPHIA.
Octnhet fi, ISfiB. 4mw.
cimnn e vooi Vs' s. m
t'.VPI I AL, SIOf,Oif!-.
Cinisoriuiat to till Owiici-a of B.Svo
Sl-!.'.
rIIE"GTtEAT FiASTEKM DETECT VE HORSE
X liisiiriiiiuo Cenipitiiy, cliui lrrti'J Muri-h 12. i.rt,
Lv ibe iStttto of l'fiinsvt Viiiiint inmirc?, J 10
Ml'I.ES AND CATTLE ng.mist loss by tht-ft, deuth
by Cio, acctdent or disense.
Cfire: 10S South F.nrth Stmt. Phiht'L P-t
l'l i-.-i'lfnt : (Jul ClinrUa Frnilfy ; View Prcsi It nt. )
E. Estorly I feecrclary, JJr. JJ. L'ucker; iiencrnl
Aj;fiii. P. lliifiii,
iU'tVrencu, by ptTDii??Uti, to tli ftillnwin genltc
int'H ; lion. tStuioii Cuuiituii, ltiirii.-bur. . ; ltur i
l'rttlorii'in, Eit... PutUvillu. I'.l.; liuu .1 iticpb LMiuh.
tt-r, llnriiviiiy Meicbniit, llciulin. lSi ; 'r John
(JloninKvr. l'rcstttt'iil Eebanuu Btiuk ; L Whitney,
liaiiU.!. I'ottviHo.
Our raia ore lower t)tn any other Insurance Com.
p:uty, wbSte they insuro auitit one vik. wo inuro
iiumstull risks. Audits wanted in every county in
tlib Muto.
ISAIAH S, (lOaSSLER.
Assistant (itnerul Agent, Sunbury, I'a.
August 18, 16-30. 'im
1HQG.
Iiiil:iil-!(hin A r.rio
Iliiil t'oa 1.
rjlUS jrrat line traverses the Northern and North
Jt west counties oi cnntylvuniii to tho city ot Enu
on Luke Eric.
It has hotn lensed and opemted by tho rcm.svl
vuniii Haitroud Cuiiip.-in.
Tine of Passenger Trains at Sunbnvy.
Leave Eastward.
Erie Mail Train, 11.45 p. m.
Erie Express Train, &.. a in.
fcliuira Mail Train. 10. J5 a iu.
Leave Wentward.
Eiie Mail Train, 4.50 a m.
Erie Express Tiain, C.45 p m.
Eluiira Mail Truiu. A Ah p. tn.
PuhHuntzor cutBrun through on the Erie M.iii and
Exprpps Traii:s nithout change both way between
Philadelphia und Erie.
rciv YorU Connection.
Leave Kcw York nt 9 00 a in, arrive at Trie 9.30 e.
m. Lcavo Erie at 4.45 p. in., urrive at New Vork
4.10 p. m.
ELKUAX'f PLEKPINU CARS on all Nibt Trains.
For inl'oruialion respecting Passenger husiness
apply nt Cor. outh aud Market St., Pbiliuiolphia.
And for Freight buaiuesa of ihe Company's Agents,
H. II. Kingston, Jr., Cor. 13th end Market tit.,
Philadelphia.
.1. W. lleynolds, Lrte.
William Brown, Agent N. C. R. II., Baltimore.
II. 11. IIoi-ktox,
tlcn'l Freight Agt. Philada.
II. W. ( l-INKK
Uen'l Ticket Ag't., Philuda.
A. L. TV LEU.
Oeu'l Manager, Williamsport.
October 13, 18nS.
Fully I.tet-nat-tl. KtrhMfva wrrllnrv
I Pr fiom Sj-J Iu DfMfTuta. Sur lei n.i
ir:-w.i w.irsturi. ax-4aartnwuB .lautp. UDr
pii-vlinATiirnu
11 Cneainut SI., Phila
fcSI banailtM.,Talall.
Sept. 8, 1 Sil. iiuu
EQUALIZATION OV BOUNTIK3.
Attorm-y i l.uw, Nssiilssn-y,
I S duly authorised and l.iucnsed by the Guvern-
ment lo oolleut ull Military Claims aguinrt the
Uniied ritales. Bounty money due soldiers under
the hue Equulii ition Aet of Congress, and all mill
lary oluims ugaitt ihe Slate, due soldiers of loll,
for Penion and tJratuity. Claims due snldims ol
the Penuevlvania KcseiveCorps iruui euitu;eut to
the dateo'l muster, promptly collected.
buubury, August 4. indo. .
ALL and those beautiful Bir-l C:igcs at tho
J new Hardware ttoie of
J. II. CON LLY it CO.
ALL geoda bought for Cash and sold at lowost
prices lor cash at the
Hardware Store of
J, 11. CON LEY A CO.
Funbury, June 11
1SCC.
USE Mvrtlo Pomatum, at tho Fam-v Store of
' ANNA HA INTER.
(LJ
mr t 1 r i mn vol
Adi:iiuialrulosat Aoilif.
"VTOTICE is hereby given, that letters of ailminia
1 nil ion having been grained tothu undai signed,
on the estate of Jacob F. Uohrbaeh, late oi the bo
rough of Sunbury, Northuniborlani county, deceased.
All perxina knowing ibeuiaelvee indebted arc re
quette 1 lo make iniuie liate payment, aud those hav
iug claims to present them duly authenticated for
settlement.
LLOYD T. ROHRBACII.
Administrator.
Bunbury, October 18, 1904.
to
NEW AND CHEAP. GOODS
- ,. f ( JTJSX OPENED.
KN(EBEL & ItOBBINS.
RESPECTFULLY Inform theeltl.ensnf Sunbury
stock'of T'C",lly ,h" lh ha J"t opened a largo
SAMMIES )DID39
In th store room lately ooonpled by Weaver & Fa
gely. npposito th Old Court House.
REMEMBEH that these Ooods have Just been
mirohased at reduced prioes, and are sold accordine
ly, ocni prising of
iDitvsr GOODS
of overy style and Variety, such as
CLOTHS, CASS1MEKES, VESTIKOS, AC
Dress Goods, Priu, Muslins Domestio
Goods, Notions, Ac, 4.
GROCERIES, TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR
MOLASSES, &C.
lloiiirlkvfiii; Uoortist
Tho attention of Ihe public Is respectfully invited
to the advantages offered at this eilablithiuunt.
THE HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR COUNTRY
PRODUCE.
Call and exumine for yourselves.
A. J. KNCEMEL,
H. P. UOBBINS.
Sunbury, July 21, 1908.
NEW HARDV7AUB
IRON STOEE.
fnilE suhscriher having opened in SUNBURY.
JL I'a.. anew Inrze. and well assorted pio,-k of nil
kimisof HAKDWARK. CUTLERY, COAClltVARK
DALIKIiblil, ,miiii-,ii.uim.s lRijx, XAILS.
c, laid in at lowest New York and Eiodorti prices
which they will ha pleased tu sell tor Uush at tho
lowest Eastern prices.
Intending to do business in thr. honest principles
of small profits and ijuiuk s.ilc for Cash
. , , J. II. CON LEY A CO.
Sunbury, Juno 16, lsfifl. "
Ciixls ! CiimIi ! ! i'usli ! !
HtiO.ftHO wanted in exchange fur all kinds ol
llarilwiiro, Irons, Nails, .to., at tho new Hardware
Storo of J. II. CONLEY A CO.
Sunbury, Juno 16, 1B06.
GREATEST INVENTION SINCE THE
SEWING MACHINE.
vax ja ask i:i:ii.'s
SASH STOPPER AND LOCK.
Simplicity, Durability, Convenience, Comfort and
Sccuiity, combined with Economy
THE STOPPER AND LOCK supports oithcr sath
at any point.
It can be applied to any window in a fow minutes.
It docs not interfere iu taking out a sush.
It is not uffuctud by any jarring action, and pro
vents the rattling of sash.
It is self-acting in all its work, and rr.nkes it iui
possiblu to forget to lock tho window.
It allows proper ventilation without leaving tho
window unlocked.
It acts Ly gravity has no spring nnl can novcr
gel out of ordor.
It does not wear out, but will last while tho
houso slanJd
t indows ihat have only ono sash moveable, may
be changed, so as to move both, at a trilling expense.
fitoppcr uml Lock, One Dollar
Com !clc.
It must come into ceueial use for Its radical ad
vnutugej, as a ScU'-Aotiiig, Burglur-Proof Lock and
Ycntilntor.
Fi.r hail way Ci!-.':. Steamboats, etc., it is perfect,
ur.il, i:i l'..j,, tac tiiii.; lui, suu(iiit.
It is empliationlly just what everybody wants, and
everybody inn have. Tho demand must bo unlimi
ted. Capitalists. Manufacturers. Builders, and rcen
looking for business, are invited to call on tho sub
scriiiur and examine it.
JACOB WILVEIt, Jr.,
July 21, 1SGG. Cut Sunbury, I'a.
E. & II. T. AWTHCNV & CO ,
MaiiufucLtnera nt Pli"t'cninlii'! Materia!, AVloieaite and
Uetail, &tU liKOAUWAY, New York.
In ntUl.u in t'i iMir inntn luiEinesn (if IMn't7,i' pli io .NJcte 1
rials we ate IlciiiUinailtTs for Hit? following, v;z.
STi:ii:u?COlM'.9 k STERLCOIMC VIEWS
Of American 'iiiil Fyteign Cities and L.itiilbeapen, OroUpi
tlalu;irv, t-U:
fTli'.ii-.OSCOPIC VIEWS OF Till-; WA!!,
Fnin iifpalivs trmle in the vnrinui c:unp;unn and
f'Ttiiiiig u uoiuplute Ph'JtnKipiiic hinU'ry of ii;e reat cn
srrjiKoscopic vikws on gi.as-,
A:pteil f'r ei lir ihe MiiRir Lantern r the Ste rmM-fipie.
Our Ciit'ilotitt will be et nt to any oJiiitiiB on roceit of
FIIOTOGRAPdIC AUJCMS
We mntii'.frt'.'ture m-ire lrirgcly thin nn other hf?i?,
uli'int imi vim it tun, I'ri-iii fiti eriiTs tn f-7j e;ieh. Our Al-uii-KB
Ini'ina tlie reput;iti'in o( bei.ig ftupcri-jr in licauty
uml ilunib !ity to anv otltera.
Card PiiotoRAritt or fiRNKnAL, Statemen( Actors,
Ktc, Kic.
Oar CntaSiCio! tm!jru('enivri Five Thou stint! iliirerert
ffn.,j(H'!(i. lueltt'lH'ff rttnrfthicti.ii ol ine iiiont celetnaled
!vTiirfivnii, Piiintings, Matnn, etc. Catalogues sent on
ree' ipl of s'ri'nt.
ii.tti'irr;iiih.rs ami others ortlfrin; ; finds C. O. I) , will
p!e'iw rrunt'ij per cent ( me iini'-uiit wiih their nrricr.
tV"Tht pnets and quality if i.ur gi;.cts cainn-t full ta
satirfv.
Ju! fit, Cia
KEW MUSIC SinSE.
Cull lit trar New Music Store in
.GELIN'S GBOVE,
nnj buy one of IUikes Bhotiicii's New Scsle
Piano Fortes.
m, -
L-"
Every instrument is Warranted for five years. We
nlso keen constantly on hand a good stock ot the
.1 c.-lel.ratcl PELOUHET'S MKLOUEONs, CABI
NET and CHURCH lIKUAisM. ana cliallenge ottiers
io sail cheaper than we arc selling.
Wealso ltorp all kiinls of Musical Merchandise,
and receive all the latest music as socn as published.
A libcrul discount to teachers uf Schools and Semi
naries I -Second hur.d instruments taken in exebauge
for new ones.
1'ianos correctly turned and repaired. Send for
Circular.
SALEM A BROTHER.
Selinsgrove, fnydcrco., Pa . July 2S, Ibdb ly
C"3.
HOOP SKIRTS 028,
IIOFKIK'B "OWN MAKE."
icw Tall rtj l' J
Are In every respect First Class, and embrace a
.i..i .M-.riment I'nr Ladies. Misses and child
ren, ol ihe Newest styles, every Length aud Siles of
Waist.
OUR iKIRT5. wherever known, are more univer
sally popular than any others betore the publio
They relain their shape belter, arc lighter, more
eluslic, more durable, and realy Cheaper, than any
,!... il...n Skirt ill the market. Tlie ttuiuirs and
c, .ii,i-rs i' re warranted perfect. Every Lady should
Try Tluui ! They are now beiug extensively soli by
Muruh.iuts. throughout tne t.ou!iir.r, aua at n uoie
sale A Retail, ut Manuiactory and Sales Room.
No. 62A ARCH Street, below 7lb., Philadelphia.
Ask for MOHKIN'S "own make." buy no other!
C'AI'TID.N. None genuine unless stamped
each Fid I'ao "llopkiu's Hoop Skirt Manuiactory
No. UJS Arch street, rnilaautpuia.
Alio, Constantly on band full liu of New York
made skirts, at very low prices.
Terms Net Cash. Ono Trice Ouly.
8ipt. I, laW. 4.n
S 3 1 TBL3 3BkI rH."" SLT m
nIIF. followins: persons are entitled to receive an
X iiK-reaee of bounty under tho Aot of Congress
passed July Hurl, to equalise Bounties.
1st All soldiers who enlited after Ihe 19th day ot
April, IS'il, lor S years, and served Iheir lima o
anlMuieiil aud have beeu honorably discharged, an.
I i ..r , vniiilH .o receive a Iiouniy oi
$100. are eulilled an udditioual Bounty of
2d All such soldier, who enlisted for S yean . ..id
have been honorably tWfas..ol o ) mt o,
wounds received iu the line of duty, r entitled to
un addi'.ioual llouutv oi sssuw.
Vh. Widow. Minor Children, or TarcnU of such
... , died . Ihe service ol wounus or u..e.,
a'tledU an additional Bounty c I sIOO.
. . - u'Ol V KHTOW. TV,., nl
are eu
AVeut, H such oUim. can be speedily ooll.d.
Sunbury, Augu4, laoo.-tf
k-.''S-'iSI JfJJkt Fl
BOOKS! BOOKS!!
THE subscriber bcgi leav to oall tho attention of
his customers, and the community in' general, to
th fact that be has now received bis second lot of
constating, in part, of a complete tin of
PAPER AND ENVELOPES.
Blank, School and Juvenll Books. Fancy Tol'St
Soaps. Perfumes, Plctnr Frames, Lava and Willow
Hanging Baskets, Bird Cages,
Hand itstd H I uml d 1 ta n mnn.
Fin Vases. Handsome Olov Jewelry and Work
Boxes. Traveling and other Portfolios, Carved
Brackets, Feather Dust Brushes,
Balls, Bats.
Fishing Tackle,
-toys oi an descriptions, a large stock of
WALL-PAPEIl AND BORDER.
Wlndow-nilnrl, Paper Shades, Coal Oil Lamps and
rixturcs, Ac. Tiinnklul for past patronago, and hopo,
by strmt attention to business, lo eoutinuo the Sam.
N. F. LIG11TNER.
Funbury, Juno 9. 18(16.
BOWMAN & LEONARD,
Manufacturers and
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
SILVER
and
SILVER TLATED
GOODS.
tot Arris Sired, lliilnttclph!n.
Those in want orSiivor or Silver Plated Waro will
find it much to their advantage by viaitiug our titoro
beforo making their purchases. Our long experi
ence in the manufacture of the above kind of goods
enable us to defy competition.
We keep no goods but those which ore of the First
Class, all of our own make, and will bo sold at reduo
ed prices.
July 7th. 1368 Ivc
II
AND and itauJ tllusscs at Liuiitser'j.
SVNEUHY CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
Inatruotora.
Rbv. S. S. MiLLtn,
Rev. W. C. Cremeh,
Mr. Jonx J. Bi'Roer,
Miss S. E. Powers,
Miss Jessie A. FUTcnErt.
Every facility afforded for a thorough training In
the English, Mathematical and Classical Branches.
Music. Drawing and Book-keeping, extra.
2nd Quarter of Summer Sossion opens Monday,
September M. ISfltl.
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.
Eunbury, Sept. 1, 1866.
IF vou want a good Likeness for your friends, go
to S. IlVERLY'S liullcr)' in Simpson's Building.
Icuziug to uhoe malt cits budinpf t'ur s.tlti by
J.H. COXLEY A CO.
T ATROSE'6 Huir Kestontlivo, tho beat luuse, for
i sulo by
LIGI1TNER, Bole Agent for Sunbury.
PERUVIAN GUANO SUBSTITUTE t
SUPER-P II08PH ATT. OF LIME
After more thnn twelve years of constant use, this
highly concentrated manure has etluined a iridc
spread reputation nd n
6CUSTI1LTK FOR PERUVIAN OtAXO,
Bcinx found active in its oporation, and of grcnt du
rability. It docs uol exhaust the soil, but on the
contrary, permanently improves it. Tbo increasing
sales annually, abundantly prove the high popular
value of this manure, and establish ihe fact of iu
being relied upon by s ilo cirule of agriculturists
to supply nil wauls iu the direction uf manures tor
every crop.
BATJOII Ac SONS,
Sole Manufacturers A Proprietors,
OiBco, Nn. 20 Somh Pelawsr Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA.
BAUOH BROTnERS & CO,
General Wholesale Age-ntt,
Ho. IS1 Pearl St., corner ol Cedar.
NEW YORE.
GEORGE DUGDA.LE,
Wholaale Agent fur Maryland & Virgin
No. 10S Smith's Wharf,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Prlco v56 per 9000 tbs, Cah.
Jnst Published, the lo.u edition of our new pam
phlet, -How to Maintain the Fertility of American
Farms aud Plantations," furnichod free upon appli
cation lo us or our Agents.
BATJOII 4 SONS,
M South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
Sold by
SMITH AGESTIIER, Sunbury.
July 28, IstftJ. ly
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