Sunbury American., November 17, 1866, Image 3

2TIje Sunburj) American.
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"Ill ltV, PA.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1800.
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local Affairs.
C&' B advertiMment headed 4,A Fortune for
some one."
CP DlTIBKRB CCL1BD. On the t Itllt., the
Llieotor or th First National Bank of bunbury
declared attinl-aonnal dividend ot i per ssut., clear
of taxes. '
iy Wt refer our readers to an internttng arti
cle in another column, from the Lewlslown Gasettt,
oh the proposed new railroad from Lewlslown to the
ISnstiuehann.
tjp Tbb large hotel in Northumberland, former
ly owned 07 James Vandyke, has been purchased by
Josoph Vankirk, of that plaee, for 110,000. Mr.
Vankirk takes possession this week.
.-tit? Rkuoious We see it annoanoed in a Leb
anon paper that Her. M. Bhodes, of this place, will
preach in Zion's Lutheran ohurch, In Lebanon, to
morrow (Sunday) morning and evening.
tSTllniDai Rbpaibbd. The bridge across the
Susquehanna river at TreTorton Junction, in the
lower part of the county, has undergone thorough
repairs, under the supervision of Mr. P. II. Lamey.
and is again open to farmers and drovers who travel
that way to market.
17 Law Card. We oall attention to the card
of Wm. J. Woiverton, Esq., who has opened a law
office in Pleasants' building, Market streot. Mr.
Wolverton has been engaged in the practice of the
law at Mahaney City, Schuylkill oounty, and comes
well recommended.
13F Naw School House. The School Board of
Upper Augusta township have awarded the eontraot
for the building of a new school house, in Cuke's
addition, to Mr. John Bassaman, for $950. The
foundation walls are already np, and the work is
progressing rapidly.
Elizabeth II. Follmer, widow of the late Wm.
II. Follmer, of Watsontown, this county, has re
ceived from the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
(Company $5,072, the amount of a Policy Insurance
Uaken by her deceased husband in June last, several
weeks before his drowning.
jp"Ia Naw Comuissioxib. Ihe term of Mr.
'Joseph Gods having expired, his sucoessor, Mr. Bill
man, was sworn into office neck before last, and
immediately entered upon his duties. The board,
is now constituted, consists of Hugh Martin, John
3cktnan and Solomon Billman.
fcp Naw Finn. Messrs. Musgrove A Shafer
V lave opened a wholesale and retail flour and foed
ttorc, near the P. A E. K. K. depot, in Northumber-
and. Tbey have also established a bakery, and
will supply the oitiaens ot Northumberland, Sun
bury and Selinsgrove, with bread, rolls, Ac, of a
superior quality. 8eo their advertisement.
IjTbiu'Eramch Lucitna. On Monday eve
ning last Mrs. Francis 1); Gage, an eminent lectur
ess, entertained our citisens with a lectur in the
Lutheran church, ou the subject of 'Temperanoe."
ilio also rcpoutod her lecture in tho Methodist
thnrch on Tuesday evening. A large audience was
resent ou both evenings to listen to her remarks,
rbicb were very entertaining and instructive. Her
isit here was under tho auspices of the Qrand Lolgo
f Good Templars of Pennsylvania.
IS Tbb fiaAsotaa Caaa Oil CoWAir-We
Mentioned last week that a company had eom
Snebeed boring for ail on the property of Valentine
suase, sear bnydertown. We visited the plaee on
Saturday last,, and Witnessed the proems of boring
The contractors for sinking the well are Meiers.
Thereby, Jackson, Daaghawout and Peneyl. The
two gentlemen trat named fere from Pittsburg, and
have had considerable experience in the business,
having for a long time been employed In the oil
regions In the western part of the State. They have
an exoallent engine and everything complete to
proseout the enterprise saeeessfulli ,
The work oi boring was eommenoed about twe
weeks siaee, and has beea In constant epcratlon, day
and night. On Saturday they were down about
thirty-two feet, at whioh depth blank shell rook, of
a bard, flinty nature, wasatruok, whioh wilt require
some time to drill through. . After getting down a
greater depth a heavier drill will be used, when the
Work will go em more rapidly. We saw specimen
of oil, or some oleaginous material, pumped tip with
water, during our visit. The sand-pump, when
drawn np, was coated with some greasy subslanoe.
The operation has naturally erected a greal deal
of excitement in the neighborhood, and the works
are visited daily by numbers from different parts of
the county. The gentlemen composing the compa
ny are principally residents of the township, well-to-do
formers, and seem to have unbounded oonftdenoe
in the suocess of the undertaking. They oertainly
deserve a great deal of oredit for their energy and
enterprise in organising the company, with a view
of thoroughly testing the indications of oil in that
locality.
Wcoopy the folio ing, in relation to the Gartner
well, near Muncy, from the Luminary, of Tuesday
last, as we learn that tho progress of this well is
watched with great interest by thoso connected with
the Shamokin Creek Oil Company :
" The Muncy Conl Oil Company having sunk their
well on tho tiortner farm to 600 feet. Cave deter
mined to tube and tost the indioaiiona of the prosence
of oil they believe they have had. Mr. Jaooby pro
cured the tubing, pump, Ac, last week, and has
probably by this time already begun the work.
" 1. S. SInee the above was put in type we have
been handed the following : On Friday, the 8th
Inst., on examination it was found that there was
much gns escaping from the well, and tho water
Sowing trom it showed oil of a very superior quality.
At noon the operator commonced tubing, and at half
past 8 r. v., about one-half of the tubing was put
down. The operator purposed to oominence pump
ing on Saturday after noon. AH who have given tho
progress of well No. 1. on the Uortner form, the
nocessary attention to form an opinion, think that
the vein of oil now beiug tested will furnish m pay
ing well ; should it fail to do so, it is the purpose to
continue the boring and testing of the well, until a
flaying vein of oil shall have been struck, or until
t shall have been satisfactorily ascertained that oil
cannot be obtained from that well in paying quantity."
fti Esrraiit Cantorr a look eat of Maitoo,
when she left for Europe, all of Maximilian's Jewels
and spare epeole. We should also judge that she
took his best suit of slothes,, as reports say his pre
sent suit, whir h It appears Is the only en h has,
"is almost threadbare, and a disgraoe to lh Mexi
co throne." W shall be happy to recommend
him to Book's fashionable tailoring establishment,
on Fourth street, if he should happen to go through
8anbury on his way home. ; , .
r-BcsiKtss lit XoiiiULMBKntAxv. V ob
trve that while many improvements aro taking
ace in Northumberland, the business mon of thiit
ace are making preparations to do business on a
aro extensive scale, in view of lite increased pop
'.ion that wi.l accrue to it by the erection of tho
tensive iron mills at that point. Northumberland
well located for a business piaco, cud as it will
w have new lifo infused into it, we have no doubt
srill yet become a moat thriving town. -
IParuoLKi'B. Our neighbor of the Gazette,
erring to the operations of the company now
ing for oil on the Gortner farm, nesr Muncy, says
ere is a law of nature which renders it as iui
eibie to find coal oil east of the Alleghenics as it
) find anthracite coal west of that range." The
'.heories are vague and unsettled, and are, at best,
speculative rryinions. Oil has been found east
he Alleghenics, but not in paying quantities,
believe It is pretty generally diffused over the
Id, but accessible only at favorable points.
LTua old CoiktIIoi.se Bell was sold at
io sale lust weok, and was knocked down to
r Dewsrt for 164, as the agent of the ladies oon- j
)d with the Presbyterian church. The bell, j
b is a good one, was cheap, but it will be used j
good cause. It bears tus name oi "ueorge
lerley, Philadelphia, 1794," cast in relief on
ell. The old boll, in its tones, will recall many
lisecnces of the past. How many criminals and
lers have been eallel to justice by its iron
e ? Though bat seldom, if ever, has it tolled the
knell of a criminal. May it prove equally
ful io calling sinners to repentance.
A Ore at Ebtbbpbisb. The Miltonian
hat the proprietors of the Milton Car Faotory
iwly adding all the latest improvement in the
f machinery, Ac, to their establishment.
ire now engaged in erecting a Bulkley Patent
ix Dryer, by means of which they will be able
lumber iu the unprecedented short period of
iys. It appears almost impossible to oonceive
'Cen lumber, which takes several years to dry
air and sun, should become dry and seasoned
mode in so short a time. The precess of dry.
y steam, which by some means is so applied
.kc all shrinkage out of a board or plonk and
It in the short space of time above mentioned.
Cp" Sbabokib Items. We copy the following
items from the Herald, of lost week : The spire of
the Lutheran Church, which was built in the tower
during the summer, was elevated to its place on
last bnturday. It Is a very neat and tasteful struc
ture, and adds another prominent and creditable
feature to our town. The basement cf the church
will be finished in a couple of weeks, when the con
gregation will vacate the ltall and take possession of
the now lecture room. When th entire building la
finished it will be docidedly one of the finest church
edifices in this part of the Slate.
The members of the Catholio Church are taking
down and removing their present building from the
old site at the lower end of Sunbury street, to their
recently purchased lots on Shamokin street. The
old building is to be put up on the llock street end
of the lots, enlarged and finished for present wor
ship. It is expected that a new, large and hand
some structure, fronting on Shamokin street, will bo
erected next summer. The present house will then
be used for Sunday school and other similar purposes.
The lots on Sunbury street will, we presume, still bo
used us a burying-ground, though if the town extends
in that direction tbey will be compelled, iu time,
to abandon it.
tyAxoTuxn Dangerous Cocsterfeit. A
new and dungerous counterfeit of United Stat Le
gal Tender notes, of the denomination of til), made
its appearance at th Treasury Department, Wash
ington, recently, and was pronounced by Gen. Spin
ner, United States Treasurer, to be one of the most
skilfully executed ever brought to his notice. The
spurious note was detected by the vignette of Gen.
Alexander Hamilton, first Secretary of the United
States Treasury, which, on inspection, was fiuud to
havo been split from a $2 Treasury note and neatly
pasted ou the counterfeit $50. The engraving of
the other portions of the nolo is cleverly imitated,
and can only bo distinguished from the genuine by
tho closest inspection.
(V Suenirr Becklet assumes the duties of his
office on Monday next. Mr. Becklcy has bad a
large experience in puhlio life, and as he is a man
of unexceptional character, will make, we have no
doubt, a worthy and efficient officer. It is all im
portant, in our growing county, that lb office should
be filled by a competent man, and as the new incum
bent has heretofore discharged his duties with fidelf
ty as Prolhonotary of the county, we have reason to
expect thut his administration will prove satisfactory.
l-l.icour Taxes. The whole amount of in
come taxes collected in this Congressional district
for the year ending April last, is said to amount to
$l3tt,8S5 67.
All Aeaieo. A good deacon, making aaotuoial
visit to a dying neighbor, who Was a very unpopu
lar man, pat the usual question i "Are yon willing
to go, soy friend T" "0 yes," said the dying man.
"I am glad of that," said the doaooo, "for all the
neighbors are willing .' They are also willing that
every one should go to the Continental Clothing
Basaar, Market street, and get a suit of the cheap
and fashionable ready-mad clothing at that estab
lishment, beoause tbey well know that everybody
gets euited who goes there.
Do IT Iuuimatelv. The poet says, "secure the
shadow ere the substance fades," and In order to do
so to good advantage, go straightway to Byerly's
Photograph Gallery, In bimpton's building, Market
street, Sunbury. Mr. B. is prepared to furnish Pho
tographs and Ambrotypes -in all styles and sisee.
W would advls all who desire to bar a good
piotur to psy Mr. Byerly a visit.
Am Unlccky Admiral. Admiral Tegethoff, of
Austria, has been dismissed th service for sailing
his vessels oontrary to the Austrian rules of naviga
tion ; but the most lueky Admiral Te-get-hoff wo
know of is Admiral Semmss, who f of off from Capt.
Winslow in an English yaoht. The best things "to
get oft" or on either, are the splendid garments man
ufactured at John E. Smick's tailoring establish
ment, on Fourth street. They go off very readily
and easily from the store, and on to the oustomers.
. MKIO
FnoxEH toes arc not a very delightful attach
ment to the understanding, and to prevent such mis
fortune it is well to always look ahead, and be pre
pared for eold weather, especially In the fall, when
anow may be expected at any time. Therefore, be
sure to lay in a supply of good warm shoes for each
one of your household, and be ready for any emer
gency. Call at Millor's Exoelsior Boot and Shoe
Store, Market street, where you can bo supplied
with the best boots and shoes, cheap is the oheapest.
3- To Claim Aobkts. Blanks for the collec
tion of "Claims of Private Soldiers and Non-Corn
missioned Officers," under the late Act of Congress,
equalising bounties, baro boen printed and are now
for sale at the Americas office. W keep on band
a full supply of all kinds of military blanks, which
wc sell very oheap. They arc copied from blanks
prepared in the Departments at Washington, and
oan be relied on for correctness. Orders from a dis
tance will receive prompt attention.
Lira Issubahcb. " I do not need it, baring
neither wife, family, or dopendent relations. " But
you may need it for yourself. Tan Mutual Lire
Iksurakcb Compart, of New York, will issue you
a Policy, pavablo to yourself at the age of 50, 55,
60, or 65, or to your heirs, in ease you die beforo
attaining tbatage. me sum tnus secured, invested
in an annuity, will afford you a comfortable support
in your old age. Such a Policy combines the advan
tages or a sale and proniaoie investment tor your
owa benefit, payable at a time when it will proba
bly be most occoDtable. with a certain provision for
your family in ease of your previous death.
Jacob Shipmah, Fin and Life Insurance Agent,
Sunbury, Pa.
tsenfkieam, ttl Indite and Uatsurn, "
Treated with th atmoatsneoesaby Dr. J. ISAACS
Oculist and Aurist, (fuiuierly of Lodrn. Holland.)
No. l l'lue iiroow Philadelphia. , Testimonials
from th most rcinhle souiaes iu tho City and Coun
try ean be seen at his office Tbe medioul faculty ar
invited to accompany their pntionu, ae he baa no se
rets in his practice. Artificial Kyes, inserted with
out pain. No charge mode for examination. , -:
Sopt. 29, 1800. ly
Nchcnch's Nvuwei'd Tonic '
This tnedielne, invented by Dr. J. It. Scrbrck,
of Philadelphia, is intended to dissolve the food and
make it Into ebyme, the first prooess cf digestion.
By cleansing the stomach with Sehenok's Mandrake
Pills, the Tonie soon restores th appetite, and rood
that eontd not be eaten before using It, will be
easily digested.
Consumption cannot be oured by Suhenok'e Pul
monic Syrup unless the stomach and liver is made
benlthy and the appetite restored ; hence the Ton to
and Pills are required in nearly every ease of con
sumption. A half doien bottles of the SEAWEED
TON 10 and three or four boxes of Ihe MANDRAKE
FILL3 will oure any ordinary ease of dyspepsia.
Dr. Schenck makes professions! visits in New York,
Boston, and at his principal Olb'ce in Philadelphia,
every week. See doily pupers of each place, or his
pamphlet on consumption, for his days lor visitation.
Please observe, wben purchasing, that the two
likenesses of the Doctor, one when in th last stage
of Consumption, and Ine other as he now is, in perfect
health, are on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price $1.50 per
bottle, or $7.50 the lnilf dozen. All letters for advioo
should be addressed to Dr. Hchenck's Principal Office,
No. 15 North 6th Street, Philadelphia, l'n.
General Wholesale Agents: Deimu Barnes t Co.,
N.Y. ; 8. S. Ilnnco, Baltimore, Md. ; John D. Parke,
Cincinnati, Ohio ; Walkor A Taylor, Chicago, 111. ;
Collins Bros , St. Louis, Mn.
Oot. 20, 1806. 1st w. ea. mo. 1 yr.
Tli SJosif L-ioii nssd ICxpcrlcnce
OP AX INVALID.
Published for tho benefit nnd as a caution to young
men and others, who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay of Manhood, Ac, supplying at the
same tiino the menns of self-cure. By one who nes
curod himself after undergoing considerable quack
cry. By enclosing a post-paid addressed envelope,
single copies, free of ohnrge may be had of the au
thor. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq., Brooklyn, Kings
Co. N.Y.
January 27, 1868 ly.
newIdvertisements.
mahriaoes.
In this plncc, on Thursday lust, by Rev.
P. B. Mnrr, Mr. Aktuont 8. Spkbcb nnd
Miss Ann-IB Suipman, both of Lower Augus
ta township.
At Lcwibbure, on Wednesday evening
Inst, by tliu same. Dr. IIauiuson, uf IJlooms-
burL', Col. co., and Miss Jexnik Uauekon,
daughter of Wm. Cauiurou, Esq., uf Lewis-
burg, I-V
Iu St. Matthews Cliurcli, Ssunlnirv, on
Thursday evening last, bj Uev. L, W. Oib
sun, Mr.'GEoiiGis W. Laku, of Williamsport,
and Mias A.NMi: YoCN'OUAN, of this place.
KIjrtESl'EtY MAItiiFrW.
Corrected Weekly for the "American."
Wheat Flour, extra fuinily, per barrel,
do do do do per ewt.
Rye Flour, per hbl.
do per ewt.
Wheat, prime red per bushel,
Rye, do
Corn, old do
Corn, new
Oats, do
Potatoes, do
Dried Poaches, pared per round
do do uuparod do
Dried Annies. do
Dried Cherries, (unstoned,) per bu
$l 00
8 00
10 00
Butter,
Cheese,
Lard,
llntns,
Shoulders,
Beef, hind quarter,
from "
Mutton,
Ciiiekeus,
per pound,
per uoten,
per pound,
do
da
do
do
do
do
per pair
i 50
3 00
1 00
1 10
80
50
85
25
30
15
3 00
45
30
25
28
28
25
16
15
18
CO
tax Rolling Mill at Nobtbi'mdeblabp
new enterprise is being prosecuted with suoh
r the proprietors, Messrs. Van Allen, Leslie
'is, that wc may reasonably expect its early
ton. The frame work is already up. Tbe
( is 3U2 by 65 feet, and will consist, when
, of a Nail Factory, a Rolling Mill for tbe
ittfre of merchant iron and X rails for mines,
', to.
sura that another steam saw mill will be
at that place before next spring. Our neigh'
ar to b wide awake, and ar pushing on
uienls at a rapid rat. W lately notieed
tandsoin buildings going np, and workmen
igaged in paving the diuereut streets of the
COMPLIMENTARY BESOLUTIOTT3.
At a meeting of tbe Bench and Bar, of Northum
berland oounty, a-seuiblrd in the Court Room, im
mediately nicer the adjournment of the Court, on
Wednesday P. M., Ihe Mill day of November. A. D.,
1866, for tba purpose of expressing their sentiments
of rospeot for Sheriff Wm. M. Wea vbii, Esq., on the
oeaaiion of hit retirement from office, by reason of
the expiration of his term of service. The meeting
was orirnniie.l hy appointing the lion. Alexander
Jordan, President Judge, Chmrmau, and L.
U. Kase, .)., oeeretary.
It wus liesotvea, xuai me mailman appoint uve
persons to be a committee to prepare resolutions ex
pressive of tho sentiments of this meeting.
Whereupon the following gentlemen were named
by tbe Chair as tbe committee: Oen. Jno. K.
Clement, J. vv. viomiey, xjq., ueo. Jim, r.sq., ueo.
W. Ziecler. Esa.. and lion. Wm. L. Dewart.
The Committee, having retired for a brief period,
on their return to tbe meeting, through their Chair
man, Den. Jno. K. Clement, reported as follows :
Wukueas, Publlo and private worth alike com'
mand admiration: nraetieal usefulness, eoininenda.
tion ; faithfulness and efficiency in office, gratitude.
Therefore n is
Resolved. That the Court and Bar of Northum
berland county, deeply regret that official rclutiona
witn iu late excellent uigu ouorm ui iu wiun,
Wm. M. Weaveb. Lsa.. ar about to be ended by
the expiration of his term of office.
intimate Dusinets intercourse, aunnjr me uiro
years last post, enable us to hear witness to his
purity of ebaraoter, his integrity, industry and
worth. To his scrupulous fidelity in tbe perform,
ansa of the varied dutiea of his office. To hi" dis-
ariniinntine: firmness and untiring patience. 10 bis
exactitude and promptitude. A combination of
uualiliaations and virtues whioh peculiarly fitted
bim lor me omce, irom wnieu urn ouw rcuru, hwiuji
with him the aoDrobatlon and aood will of bis fellow
citisens into other fields of uiietulnces, where we bepe
and believe thee sam eharaeUruue and abilities
will eontinue bu popularity and prosperity.
Th reeolution war uoaulinouil v auopiau
It was Hetotved, That tb publishers of th sev
eral newspapers of xtortuumueriaua county ar
respectfully requested to publish these proceedings.
Kuolvd, 1 Bat in committee appuimeu w pr-
Khnsnoktss Conl Trade.
Soamokim, Nor. 12, 1868.
Tu. CVi.
Sent for week ending Nov. 12,
Per lost report,
17,076 11
471,085 10
To saniotinio last year,
Increase,
480,062 01
302,010 06
H6.115 15
Special Notices.
rjai,iiiiinnfl ara nereoT luiiruuieu w iw v
Sheriff Wm. M. Waveb a eopy of these resolutions.
ALX.V JVilUAn, vnairmau.
L. n. Kite, Soo'ry.
BUSINE88 NOTICES.
Tbb mab who couldn't "trust bis feelings" is
lEBirr Weaves, whoa term of offloe bu
red, gave a handsome entertainment en supposed to do business entirely ob the cosh basis.
ay evening, at his rcsidcnoc, to tns juagos Spooking of a
Effects of Wisb oa Disease. Dr. Oslo ob
serves, In bis treatise on aisease, mat tue great u
of wine in Franco is supposed to have abated the
prevalonoe of the gravel. In the French colonies,
where pure win is more used than in tb bugiisn,
as well as in Turkey, where Samburg win is the
principal beverage, not only the gout, but tbe gravel
are soarcelv known. Dr. Lb Pot relates, as an
extraordinary Instance of the effects of tb Samburg
win on gout, tb case ot Dr. Daveran , who was at
tacked with the gout at the age of 25, and bad it
severely till he was upwards of 50. with chalk
stones in the joints of his hand and feet, but for four
years preoeding the time whea his ease bad been
given to Dr. La Pote to lay before the public, be hod
by advioe used Samburg wine, and bad no return oi
the gout afterward. London Poet.
This wine oon be hod at the Drug btorc of w. A.
Bennett, Market street, Sunbury.
ITCH I ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH ! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
WUEATON'8 OINTMENT
Will Cure Use Iicla Is 419 Hours).
Also curea SALT RHEUM. ULCERS. CHIL
DLA1NS, and all ERUPTIONS OF 1UK SKIN.
Priee 50 cent. For sale by tbe druggist. By send
ing 6U eenu to WEEKh i POTTEK, bole Ageuts,
13V W asninglu street, cotton, it win o lorwarucu
by mail, tree of postage, to any part of tb United
U...t. 1 m Q'4 ' fi fl .
BWlHi J 4
'. To CouausnptlTesu
Th advtrtlacr, having been restored to health In
a few weeks by a very simpl rmdy, after having
suffered for several years with a severe lung affection
and that dread disease, Conumpion l anxious to
make kaowa to hi fellow sufferers th means of
"cash basis" reminds ns of the large
lourt, members of tbe Bar, effioers, and
oueoted with th ad ministration of justio,
sum complimentary resolutions, which
adopted by th Court and Bar, ware pr
him. Jt is bo idle compliment to say that
UT, daring th period whioh he held bis
gtaniirtsAtitfllo to all, without dis
f part and mesa hers of the Bar and
Bos business relation ar eloaely ooonected
BberifTs Dalai dutUa, all speak In com
y tarms of the prompts and efflaiency
taruT Weaver and hi deputy, Mr. Jobs t.
As a eitiswi, eve regret la hat ike Sheriff,
anasuooeeuuiousmes. uarry incneruuo.i. -- . ,. . ... . j,.., iU. jj,, drM
that IU..." a. hi. store la . old Boulto. sunt, Mar- rl mA using th. same, whiee the,
Te all who desire It, be will send a eopy of the
ket sueet. The secret of hi success it that b five
b bettor and cheaper article, tat cash, than can b
bad eutald of th large cities.
A Savxaa WiTEB.--Ih wAhr -wis ar are-
dieting that the eoning winter will be a sevar on.
W would advis all wh are m want or good warm
clothing to call at th store ot Joan o. Marsh, la
Market equare, and procure a suit .wntoa wm en
tirely esolude tbe eold wind, aim eeerooai are oi
and all his gesuenea s rarauuf
a superior oualitv
at u his U boo i SUaxikia, eog Itg good will compare with any la UOs asoUaa of
aswafa. ..; lW7. .. . .. v
.illfindaauBB Ciiaa for Cobsdmptiob, Asthma
BaoBCBlTia, Couoas, Colo, and all Throat and
Lung Affections. Th only object oi the advertises
la ...din the prescription is to benefit the affilotod
..a .nraad information which bs eoneeire te be in
valuable, and be bopes every sufferer will try hi
remedy, as it wUl sost thru Botbing, ana may pro.e
blessing. - : 1 -
Par lis wishing the preeoriptioB, raaa, by retura
all, Pl addr.. jdwARD WttSO. '
' ." , . 'WUllaasseh, KnsCe,ltwTrV
.yaawair II, Vd4. ,. . s
Great Distribution
BT TUB
Aracrlcuu Eewelt-rav' .ANOcIailon.
Depots : 37 A 30 Nacsait, ffl, 56 58 Lib-
KllTY STREET,
NEW YORK CIT1.
Of Rosewood Pianos and Melndeons. Fine Oil Paint
ing. Engravings, Silver Ware, Unld and Silver
Watches, and elegant Jewelry, consisting of Dia
mond Pins, Dinniond Rings, Gold llraneleta. Coral,
Florentine, Mosuic, Jet, Lava, nod Cnineo Ladies'
Sets, (iold Pens, with Gold and Silver Extension
Holders. Sleeve Buttons, ets of Stud", Vest nnd
Neck Chains, Plain and Chased Uold Chains, io.,
Ac, valued at
(1,000,000, FOR ONE DOLLAR,
which thev need not D&v until it is known what ia
drawn and its value.
THE AMERICAN JEWELERS' ASSOCIATION
calls your nttention to tho laot of its being tho lar
gest and most popuinr Jewelry Association in Ilia
United Slates. The business is and always has been
conduetod in the nio?t oandid nnd honorable man
ner. Our rapidly increasing trade is a sure guaran
tee of the appreciation of our patrons for this method
of obtaining rich, elegant and costly goods. Th
sudden stagnation of trade in Europe, owing to Ihe
late German War and recent disvtrous financial
crisis in Englund, has caused tho failuro of a Inro
number of Jewelry Houses in London nnd Paris,
obliging them to sell their goods nt a great sacrifice,
ia soma instance loss than one-third the coit of
manufacturing. Wo have lately purchased very
largely of thete Bankrupt Goods, at such extremely
low prices, that we cuu afford to send away Fuier
Goods and give better chances to draw tbo most
valuable prises then my other establishment doing
a similar business. OUR AIM IS TO PLEASE, and
w respectfully solicit your patronaire. as we are
confident of giving tlio utmoiit satisfaction. During
tbe post year we liav lurwnrded a number ot the
most valuable prises to all parts of tbe country.
Those who patronise us will receive tbe full value
of their mnnev, as no article on our list is worth less
than One Dollur, retail, and there are no blanks.
Parties dealing wiib us may , depend on having
prompt returns, and tbe article drawn will be im
mediately sent to any address by return mail or
express.
The following parties have recently drawn valua
ble prises from tho American J welera' Association,
and have kindly allowe.i the use of their names :
Charles J. Hunter. Esq., Treasury Department,
Washington, D. C, Piano, value ?300 J Miss Anna
U. Yates. 52 t. Mark's Placo, N. Y.. Sewing Ma
chine, value $75 ; Brig. Gen. li. L. Hanson. V.S.
Vols.. Naslivillo, Tenn., Silvor Tea Sot, value $150 ;
Miss Emma Hunter, CI Front St., llarrisburg, Pa.,
tewing Machine, value $i!0 ; Lieut. -Col. Waiter
Chittenden, Quartermaster, Louisville, Kentucky,
Gold Watch, vulus $150; Wm. S. Haines, 217 King
St., Charleston, c. C, Oliver Watch, value jU ;
Alexander Johnson, Esq., Editor Mnxlatcur Pio
neer, Muskateur, Minn., Ladies' Enameled Watch,
value Slot) ; bamuel Lee, lsq., t'resideul Uolorauo
and Red Bank Milling Company, San Francisco,
Cul., Melndenn, value 200 ; Aaron S. Long, Esq.,
Principal Eikhart Collegiate Institute, Likbart, Is.
J., Diamond Pin, value (200; 11. M. Longstreet,
Montgomery, Ala., Music Box, value $75; Rev.
Isaac Van Duser. Albany, N. Y., Gold Lined Di
ning Set, value $J00 ; Miss Clara Lucuguer, Dayton,
Ohio, Pianoforte, value $100, and Diamond "Fin,
value $175.
Many names could bo pieced on the J.ist, but wo
publish no names without permission. Our patrons
arc desired to send United &lutes Currency wheu it
is convenient.
PAHTUL LIST OF ARTICLES
TO BS
Keltl forOnc It!lnr Ilacli,
Without regard to Value, and not to be paid for
until you know what you lire to receive :
15 F.lreanl ItoeewiKHl Pianos, worth from to 8150
IS Klexant Mel alcins, kosfwhwi uusrr, ljli xui
SO Fust Cieis Sewing Muehiues, 40 t 3' U
75 Fine Oil I'Miniiiig-, 3u lo 101
150 Kiue Bled Kngiuvnigs, flamed, SO tJ :)
SO Music li.ue', ii tl 40
lei) ReviavittK 1'uteut Caatnis, f-ilver, !!0 to 40
611 Silver Kruit and Take Dunk en, tin til 3S
too Pels of Tea and Tuhle tns, 20 to 40
IA0 Gold Hunting Case Wairhrs, warranted, SO to ISO
lnu Diamond It iug, cluster anil single stone, 7J lo 26:t
171 Uold Wati-he, BJ In I jO
300 tjidira' Watches, Oil to HKI
Son f ilver Wati-hca, to
Diamond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drop, Ladies'
Rets of Gold snd Coral, Jet and Gold, Florentine,
Mosaic Lava and Cameo; Seta of Stud, Vest and
Neck Chains, Plain aud Chased Gold Rings, Gold
Thimbles, Lockets, New Style Bolt Buckles, Gold
Pans and Ponsils. nney Work Buxos, Gold Pens
with Gold and Silver Extension Holder, and a large
assortment of Fine Silver Ware and Jewelry of every
description, of the best make and latest styles.
13$ A chance to ollain any out of the alov
Articles for ONE DOLLAR, by purchasing a
eealed envelope for 25 cts.
Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for $1 ;
Eleven for $2; Thirty for $5; Sixty-five tor $10;
One Hundred for $15.
Agents wanted everywhere.
Unequalled inducements offered to Ladies and
Gents wbo act as suoh. Our desoriptivc circulars
will bs aeLt on application.
Distributions ore made in tne luitowing manner :
Certificates nauiiug each article and its value are
S laced in sealed envelopes, which ar well mixed,
nc of these envelopes containing the Certificate or
Order for some article, will be delivered at our
office, or sent by mail to any address, without regard
to choic, oa receipt ot o eents.
On reoeiving tb Certificate tbe purcbrser will se
what article it draws aud its value, aud can then
send One Dollar, and receive th article named, or
can choose any other article on our list oi me same
value. . . ...
Purchasers of our Ssealea tunvetopet may, in mis
manner, obtain ea aruoio worm noui ou to
hundred dollars. ,
Lonf Letters ar unnecessary. Hare tne Kind-
ease to writ plain directions, and in ehoaing differ
ent articles trom tnos arawn, menuoa tne etyia u-
sired.
.w Ordar Tor SEALED LM tLUl'tS mull in
every ease be oompanied with lh cash, with the
nam of th irson sending, aud Town, County and
Btata main v wriuen.
l.ellers snouia p aaaressea to in manager, a
follows:
BIIKIIMAW, WATSON fc CO..
ST SO luun kit., sw York City.
October JO, lbM. Smp.
EST ABLI SUED IN1810.
I'asicy lky-isi(r ablUliiueut.
T AW. JONES, No. 431 North Front Street,
I . above Callowhtll, Philadelphia, dye Bilks,
Woolen and paney wuou m j mi
superior siyl of dyeing Ladies and Gentlemen s
Uarusni is uw-.
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
' ' AT THE STORE OF '
x ix. r: iv gel,
Market Street, SUN BURT, PA.
JUST received from New York and Philadelphia,
a large lot of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which he will sell at small profits, fof cosh or coun
try produce.
Ilis line of Goods for Gentlemen's and Boys' wenr
Is good Fine Black and Bin Krenoh Cloth, Fin
Beaver Cloths for Overcoats, the very best ot Black
and Fancy Cassiincrcs, Good Satlnett nnd Kentucky
Jenn, all at Inw prices.
Ills lino of Lndios' and Misses' Dress Goods can't
be bent in this little borough.
S1H NT OI' II J, ACE: N1LK,
Plain end Figured Silk and Wool Poplin, all-wool
loplin, Plain and Fanay French Merino, from one
dollar per yard upwards, of all Shades and Colors,
all-wool Plaids, Alpaca, all oolors. Plain and
Jancy Mnhnir Lustres, nil -wool Delaines, Fancy and
figured English Merinos, very handsome, Delaines,
Calicoes nnd Muslins, all prices.
Indies' Cloth lor Dresses, Ladies' Cloth for Sacks,
backing Flannel, all shades, Ladies' Shawls, plain
and fancy.
BEST WOOL BLANKETS,
White Marseilles Quilts, Bod Spreads, Balmoral
Skirts.
Yankee Notions la Great Variety
Hosiery, of all description, Gloves, forLodies and
Gonts, Dress Trimmings, Fancy llrtlons, Ae., Ladies'
French Corsets, Ladies' Hoop Skirts, Gents' Shirts
and Drawers, Ladles' Vests and Drnwors, Ladies',
Misses' and Children's Fancy Hoods. Wool Scarfs,
Ladies' Fancy Scarfs, and a variety of other goods.
a .a. :r :f e t s ,
Wove Floor Cloths, Stair Carpets Floor Oil Cloths,
all widths, Carriage Oil Cloth, Tahlo Oil ClolL f
Widuw Shades, Plain Green and Brown Oil Cloth
and Fixtures for Windows.
GHOCEBIES,
5ugar, Coffee, Molasses, Rice, Crackers, Spices, Salt
Fish, Cheese, Ao.
Queenswarc, Glassware, splendid Setts of Teaware,
at low prices.
BOOT8 & BHOES IN GREAT VARIETY.
lints and Caps, Oil, Paint, Glass, Putty, Schoul
Books, Paper, Slates, Ac.
HARD WARE.
Shovels, Forks, Nails, Locks, ninges and Screws-
A Largo assortment of WALL PAPER and Bor"
dor. nt all prices.
All persons desiring to get good goods will ploos
give him a cull.
J. n. EXGEL.
Sunbury, October 20, 1866.
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
v .TTJI3T OPENED. '
KN(EBEL & ROBBINS.
RESPECTFULLY inform the citisens of Sunbury
stock'of Tl0,n"3, ,u,ll,ey bave Just opened a largo
In Ihe store room lately occupied by Weaver A Fa
gely, opposite the Old Court House.
REMEMBER that these Goods hav just been
fiurcbosed at reduced prices, and are sold acoordiug.
y, ocin prising of
XDifsr GOODS
of every style and variety, suoh a
CLOTHS, CAS3IMERES, VESTINQS, AC.
Dress Goods, Prints, Muslins Domeslio
Goods, Notions, Ac, Ac.
GROCERIES, TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR
MOLASSES, AC.
Ilotiwekcrpin sjJoole.
The attention of Ihe public is rospeotfully Invited
to the advantages offered at this ettablishment.
THE HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR COUNTRY
PRODUCE.
Call and examine for yourselves.
A. J. KNCEBEL,
li. P. BOBBINS.
Sunbury, July 21, 1863.
WM. MENCKH ft BROTHER,
804 A HCII Street, PHILADELPHIA,
Wholesale end Retail Dealers in
BERLIN ZEPHYRS,
Til M BROIDERIES, Fino Knit Goods, eto.: pcrson-
X J any selected in f.urope.
Domcstio Zcphvrs,
Germantown Wools, Cashmere Yarns, eta , latest
styles in Ladies Dress and Clonk
TP.IlflMIlT
ps
Buttons. Drop Fringes, Laces, Shawl Borders, do.
White Embroidered Bunds, etc
The goods being carefully selected, our Wholesale
Department olfcrs great inducements to the trade.
SejteuiborS, 1800. Jmvr
Great Attraction,
NEW TIN -WARE,
Sheet Iron and Rf ovc Store 1
SMITE & GE1TTHEP.,
Where Ibey keep constantly on hand and manufac
ture to order at short notice.
TIN AND SHEET IRON-WARE of all descriptions.
They would especially call tbe attention of pur
chasers to their large and well selected stock of
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES.
The subscribers have made arrangements to have
all their best stoves made to order, end those who
would have a good stove would do well to go and
examine their larc noi well selcoled stuck.
First. They defy competition on tho following
tried Brands of Cook Stoves, vis :
Combination au ISsirtier, Cook,
tjiovernos I'enn Cook.
WABASH AND IRONSIDES,
and the well known Antidust Cook Stove called
SPEAR'S ANTIDUST.
Also. Parlor and of&ce Stoves iu great variety em
bracing all tho beet mauufuctures and most fashion
uble designs, unsurpassed for beauty of finish simpli
city of arruui:cmeuts combining cheapness, dtirabiliry
and euch stove warranted to perform what they are
represented.
Also, Tho celebrated Bultiranro Fire Placo Stove,
fur heuiiug first, second and third s.oi'.Co by Rcgisurs
Also, VULCAN HEATER.
Also, tho celebrated MORNING GLORY.
Conl Oil, Coal Oil InmrH, Shades),
Chimitiea, and all articles
usually kept in an establishment of this kind.
They aro also prepared to furnUhSluteund do slating
in the best workmanlike manner.
Also, to do Tin Hooting, Spouting, Range and
Furnace Wurk, Gas Fitting, Ae. Repairing neatly
and cheaply executed.
Also :
'Mnn-jH't Raw Hone Stipcr-Plcos
phutc."
Remember th place, iSampla and Sales Room
nearly oppoaita Conly's Hardware Store, Market
street, between Third and Fourth streets. Building
dark painted.
August 1335.
NBW HARDWARE
AND
IRON STORE.
THE subscriber having opened in SUNBURY,
. . .n?7 ..S0' "ell assorted stock of all
kinds of IIAKDWA HE. DUTLERY, COACH WARE
SADDLERY. SHOE FINDINGS. Tnov nails
io., laid in at lowest New York and Eastern prices
which they will be pleased to soli for Cash at tho
lowest Eastern prices.
Intending to do business in tbe honest principles
of small proUtsand quick sale for Cash.
w . 11. A CO
5unbury, June 16, 1805.
Cnh ! CaNlt ! ! Cutsh ! ! !
ft'20,000 wanted In exchange for nil kinds oi
Hardware, Irons, Nails, Ac, at the new Hardware
store ot J. 11. waiibx A Cu.
Sunbury, June 10, 18(30.
GREATEST INVENTION SINCE THE
SEWING MACHINE.
va Niii:a: ivs
SASH STOPPER AND LOCK.
Simplicity, Durability, Convenience, Comfort and
Security, combined with Economy
TnE STOPPER AND LOCK supports cither sash
at any point.
It can be applied to any window in a fow minutes.
It does not lutortcre in taking nut a snsn.
It is not affected hy nny jarring action, and pre
vents the rattling of sash.
It is sell'-actiug in all its work, and makes It im
possible to forgot to lock tho window.
It allows proper ventilation without leaving the
window unlockod.
It acts by gravity has co spring and can never
ectout of order.
It docs not wear out, but will last while tho
house stands
Windows that have only one sash moveable, may
be changed, so ns to move both, at a trilling expense.
BOOKS! BOOKS!!
THE subscriber begs leave to oall the attention of
his customers, and tbe eninm unity In gtneral, to
the fact that he bos now received bis seootid lot of
GOODS,
consisting, in part, of a complete line of
l'APEH AND ENVELOPES,
Blank, School and Jovenile Boohs, Fancy Toilet
'nP": Perfumes, Pioture Frames, Lava aud Willow
Hanging Baskets, Bird Cages,
land and Mlnnd lnaei.
line ases ll.ndsom. Olov Jewelry and Work
Boxes. 1 raveling and other Portfolios, Carved
Brackets, leather Dust Brushes,
Balls, Bats, '
Fishing Tackle,
Toys of all descriptions, a large stock of
WALL-PAPER AND BORDER,
Wiudow-Blinds, Paper Shades, Conl OH Lamps and
Jixtures, Ac. lhankful for fast patronage, end hM.r,
by strict nttention lo business, to continue the stvko
flu t 1,1 F' "OHTNER.
Sunbury, June 9. 1366.
IF
to S.
you wont a good Likeness for your friends, go
BYERLY'SGnllcry in Simpson's Building.
s
HOE Findings, Sole Leather snd all Roods be
longing io saoe manors nusinem lor sale hy
J. H. CON LEY A CO.
LATROSE'S Hair Restorative, the beat in use, for
sale by
LIGHTNER, sol Agent for Sunbury.
PERUVIAN GUANO SUBSTITUTE I
BAUGH'2
BONE
SUPERPHOSPHATE OP LIME
MARK
rflADt
After more than twelve years of oonstant use, this
highly concentrated manure has attained a wide
spread reputation as a
SUBSTITUTE FOR PERUVIAN GL'ANO,
Being found active iu its operation, and of great du
rability. It does not exhaust the soil, but on the
contrary, permanently improves it. The increasing
snles annually, abundantly prove tho high popular
value of this manure, and establish the fact of it
being relied upon by a wide circle of agriculturists
to supply all wants in tbe direction of mauuros fur
every orop.
Stopper and Ixck, One Dollar
Complete.
It must coroo into general use for its rsdlcal ad
vantages, ns a Self-Acting, Burglar-Proof Look and
Ventilator.
For Railway Cars, Steamboats, etc, it is perfect,
and, in faot, the thing long sought.
It is emphatically just what everybody wants, and
everybody can bave. The demand must be unlimi
ted. Canitalisla. Manufacturers. Builders, and men
looking for business, aro invited to call on the sub- i
scriber and cxaniino it.
JACOB WILVER, Jr.,
July 21, 1836. Cm Sunbury, Pa.
NEW MUSIC STORE. j
Call at our New Music Store In j
QEXiUST'S GKROVE, i
and buy one of Haines BnoTurn's New Seals '
Piano Fortes. '
BAUOH Ss BONS,
Sole Manufaeturers A Proprietors,
Office, No. 20 South Delaware Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA.
B AUG II BROTHERS & CO,
General WholeiaU Agentt,
No. 1S1 Pearl ft., oornor ol Cedar.
NEW YORK.
GEORGE DUGDALE,
WkolisaU Affcnt for Maryland cO Virginia,
No. 105 Smith's Wharf,
BALTIMORE, MD.
lut utetl May t, lttU'i.
This is on article for washing without rubbing,
except in very dirty places, which will require a
very slight rub, and unlike olber preparations ofTercd
for a Ilk purpose, will mot hut tub clothes, but
will leave Ihviu much whivkh than ordinary meth
ods, without the usual wear and tear.
It removes grease spots as if by inaK'io, and softens
the dirt by soaking, so that rinsing will in ordinary
eaies entirely remove it
This powder is prepared in accordance with chemi
cal scicnee, and upon a process peculiar tu itself,
which is secured by Letters Patent. It has been in use
for more than a year, and bos proved itself an univer
sal favorite wberever It has oeen usea. Among me ua
vantages claimed ar the following, vix :
It save all th expense of soap usually usod on
aotton and linen coods.
It saves most of tho labor of rubbing, and wear
and tour
Also, for cleanine windows it is unsurpassed.
Wilh one quarter the lima and labor usually re
(mired it liunarls a beautiful ffloss and lustre, much
superior to any other mods. No water required ex
cept to moisten the powder.
Diroctons with each package
And can b readily appreciated hy a single trial.
TheeiMtof washing for a family of five or six per
sons will not exceed Times ckkts.
The manufacturers of this powder are aware that
many useless compounds hav been introdi.oid to
the puhlie Hhieh bave rutted tbe cloth, or failed in
reuioiiuir the dirt, but kpnwina the inlrinsio excel
lence of this article, tbey confidently proclaim it
as being adapted to meet a uemauu wuieu uaa ioug
existed, and nas nerctolore lemainea uusuppiieu.
MAtiirACTl'KED BY
HOWE! fc HTKTHSJI,
0O Ili-ondway. lloolon.
ALSO. MANi'FACTTJREP.8 OF FAMILY DYE
COLORS.
For sale by Grocers and Dealers everywhere.
' October 13, 1866. Smp.
Every Instrument is Warranted for five yoars. We
also keep constantly on hand a good stock ol tho
eolebrated PK.I.OL'BETo MELODEONS, CABI
NET and CHURCH ORGANS, nnd challenge others
to sell cheaper then we are selling.
We also keep all kinds of MuBici.1 Merchandize,
nd receive all tbe latest musio as sooa as published.
A liberal discount to teachers uf Schools and Semi
naries Lt Si-con 1 hand instruments taken iu exchange
for new ones.
Pianos correctly turned and repaired. Send for
Circular.
BALEM A BROTHER. I
Selinsgrove, Snyder co., Pa., July 28, 1S66. ly
BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS !
II. li. l'!!IACBIi;K,
successor to
W . W . A P S L E Y .
X additinu to our large stock, already on hand, we
are now receiving a full supply of Full aud Win
ter goods for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses aud Chil
dren's wear.
Also a good assortment or trunks. A lirjre lot or
R. R. Bags, Gents' fine leather Satchels. Wo wish
it distinctly understood that we intend silling our
goods at sniull profits, exclusively for the each.
Don't furget tho placo. Aruley'a old stand, in the
well-known bouse uf Mrs. Boull'ou, Market street,
Sunburv, Pa.
NOTICE Hoots and Shoes neatly yenalrod at
short nulico. If any bougLt of us should rip they
shall he fixed fo nothing. H. G. TIIACHER.
Sunbury. Sept. 29,1300.
fl'rlce $60 per SOOO lbs. Cash.
Just Published, the l.'itb edition of our now pam
phlet, "How lo Maintain the Fertility of American
Farms aud Plantations." furnished free upou appli
cation lo us or our Agents.
BAUGIIA SONS,
20 South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
Sold by
SMITH A GENTHER, Sunbury.
July 2b, lSdd. ly
PuinfH, Glass, Putty, Whito Lead, Varnishes,
Ae. Everything thai Painters use at unheard
of prices at tho Hardware Store of
J. 11. CONLEY A CO.
Sunbury, June 16, 1856.
LADIES' F
a.
a .1 S
sf
fe. A3-Eirrr3 waited, tf
O WSEttG MACHINES. fj
VJ O Fatly LleraMrBariVateniWT ffl'rn. In
. J l T.j Uom I h u 4 pgout. term., lllu. m r
fl "16'"- Prirt0TIIKBtO5l Agent, X
W lChelnut8tPhll,PBio. SSl ,
jSjS 8111 "-. V.IOeV
Sept. S, 1S66. 2iua
ANCY FURS
JOHN FAREIRA S I
01,1 Entahliehed FUR!
Manufnetorv.
No. 71S ARCH 'Street,
ahovo 7th, PHIL'A. I
lluvo now in Store of
myown Importation and
fJ .Sii;i. 'V- Manufacture ono ot ttio
Vivi" S'S'V-' largest and luwt beautt
V'ijf -t'V ! 5,ip '-A f-l selection of
'iftffipfor Ladios' and Chil
t f,: ilran's Wear in the City.
S irpgti Also, a fine assortment of
Gent s Fur Olovc and Collars.
I am enabled to aispoaem -
soneble prices, audi would mere ore ..ui, . ....
from my trienus ci unuuuiu... ......
vicinity. . ... ., , , ....... i
Remember tbo nine, umoer nuniri.
JtEI 'AilBCIItt,
No. T 18 ARCH St., above Tth, south sid,
PHILADELPHIA.
October 6, lriGa. 4mw.
JUI...U il d tha must brilliant or plain color.
ad Merino 8hwl eUaued to look like new
Gentlemen's Apparel, Curtains, A., cleaned
Crape
Also,
Gentlemen's Apparel, Uurtaius, sc., oieanca or r-
dyd. Kid Glove eleanea or ujea w iuua ntw.
Coil and look at our wyf k aefors JoiUj" '' -
FALL AND WINT BR
Millinery Goods,
Ju.l opening at th Millinwy Stor of
Miss M. Is. QUS3LEU.
Fwn Btrot, blow lb Railroad, 6UNBURY, PA
Such as
IB d a i i a 9 in i a
Dress-Trimmings, Ilead Dresaes, Gloves, Uosleryi
Ribbons, Flowers, Collars, Handker
chiefs, ta , Ac.,,
which have been carefully selooleJ.
Mis M. I.. Gusslor ha justnnened a large ssaort-
ment of Millinery Goods. Ladiae should nut fail to
go and so lb latest styles as it will pay to not delay
Ui visiliug bar stor.
Call and xaminr for yourselves. No trouble to
; show coods
Sunbury. Oot. IS, 1866.
LADIES call and e tb Hanging Baskets,
Bracket and Fin Week Boxes, at
Adtululajtrutoi-'is eliic,
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of aduiiuis
Uutiou hoving been granted lo the undnrsigned,
ou the estate of Jacob F. Rohrbaoh, lat of the bo
rough of Sunbury, Northumberland euunty, deoeaned.
All persons knowing ineiuseive mueoiou r. .
quested to make Immediate paymeut, aud those hav
fog olaim to present them duly uihoutmaied tor
settlement. LLOYD T. ROHRBACn,
Admiuutrator.
Buubury, October 13, 1806. .
1 AAA Carriage Makers Wantad te "Jn '""!
looo spoke. utgzj:
and verylbiug pertaining to tb
Ch.apHardwar.and Iron "JoklEY A CO.
wCiVft-iTKlitrd lho eoutemplatiug hulldiug
15
went
Straps
thina
mmrm atorC
Proeur. on.of BYERLY'S Fin. Photograph Pie
UsrWat bu Booms in biuipaons Building.
JpINE Ftbf urnsue., a.
w;.,!., well to .... rBS-"aWi
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E. & K. T. ANTHONY ft CO.,
Manufacturers of Photographic Materials, Wt-Oleaal and
Retail, out UltUAOWAY, New Yuik.
In ailJiiion tocur main husiiU'Ss of Photograph ic Mat
riuls we uie lleatt.janrters for thu following, viz.
STEREOSCOPES k 8TERESCOPIC VIEWS
Of Aicerieanand Foieign Cities and Iuandscapea, Groups
tatuirv. ric.
bTKltEOSCOl'lC VIEWS OF THE WAR,
From nei;alivia mails in the vnrious eainpaisne and
forming a complete I'hut.igiaphic history uf the grcut c-Hi-
tCM.
STEHEOSCOPIC V1RW8 ON GISS,
Ailapted for either the Magic Lanteru or the Siereiwenpie.
Our Caulofiue will be stut lo any addieas ou receijit of
r-tamo.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
We manufacture more la'Rely than any oilier h'.nse,
about VOU vunellcs, lloin oUcenUU SVU each. Our At
Iiumis having the rouuii..o,o( being uierior ill beamy
and ilurabthly to any others.
Cian Puorocaarns or Gknkhals, BvirssMaK, actoss,
Eic, Krc,
Oar Ca'nlocue embrace, over Five Thousand dirTennt
uhiecls. ii.cia.lmn iepr.tueli.ai ul Ihe wiia eel.bpaled
Engravmie, I'aiiiungs, uiue, etc. Catalogue, awil ou
nlr iM rrinil il iKf eenl ' in"unl wllh their or.ler.
satisfy.
July Si, WM.
HOOP SKIRT8 C28.
HOPEIN'B "OWN MAKE."
Sew I"all Bit) lea t
Ar in every respeet First Class, and embrace a
B complete aasurlmeut for Ladies. Alias aud child
ren, of ihe Newest styles, every Length and Biles of
Waist.
OL'R SKIRTS, wherever known, aremore unlver
sdly popular than any o't"-r befur th public.
Tbev retain their shape better, ar lighter, in or
elaaiie, luor durable, and rsaly Cheaper, tha any
olber Uuop Skirl in lb markal. Tb apriugs and
faalening re warranted perfect. Every Lady should
Try Them '. They or now being xtenively sold by
Merchants, throughout tb Couuiry, and at W bole
sal A Retail, at Manuiuotury aud Sale Room.
No. 2d ARCH Street, below Tth., Fhiladalp'oi.
Ask fur MOPKIN'b "owa uik," buy no othr!
CAUTION, Non genoin mules stamped oa
aeb Fid Pad "iiopkio's Hoop bkirt Maaulautory,
o. o2t Arok street, Philadeluliia."
Al, Constantly oa bond tutl line of New York
nod 6kiru, at very low prwes
Terms Nt Cash. Oa Frio Only
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