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SATURDAY, DECEMBER I, 1686.
Eocal affairs.
tfjob Irlnlissir. Having resolved a
srgs supply of NEW JOB TYPK, of tifhM
pies, Peelers, Handbill, Circular, Cards, Latter
leads, Dill Heads, Label, As MB bt printed la
i laical and beet styles, and oa short BotI.
rdtn by mail promptly attended to.
ty Amiirriirr. Layfeyette Hamateed, for
erly ef Milton, bu ku apprfMat Utwteaaav
In lb regular army. . j
(y Ditidikd. Th NorthBinberlaiid Ceasty
etional Bank, efShemokln, bat declared a teal
coal dividend of four par coat.
Xjf Limaaeaa i Oil Pclisb Paiti Blaceiso.
loll exeallant hlaoklng can now ba bad at VT. A.
nnelts Drag Btora. It is tb beet la tba markst.
yt-
ty Charoed Uaxdi. Tbt saloon formerly kept
0. Young, la Slmpaon'i building, Markst strset,
l bean purcbaaed by Messrs. Bowen A Bmiek, of
I plaoe, who bar taken poawlalon.
rf lion. Jobb W. Matbabb, formerly of WU
nsport, who baa been making a loar la Europe,
irned to hit reeidenea in Xaston, this State, a
ik or two lino, much Improved in health.
yCAFT. G. W. Forrest, of Lswisburg, a
inch Republican, bat been removed from the
t Offioo, at that plaoe, to make room for a cop
head and "My Policy" man. John Bsale is the
ty upirant for the place.
y lea. On Monday nigbt ioa was formed on
basin, In the tower part of the borough, but an
unatoly for tboae who enjoy abating, and who
anticipated having a good time on Thanksgiving
, the warm aouthern wind and rain of VTednetday
i vanished their proapecti.
70 A Huict. Our friends, Meaiirt. Beasholts,
kefeller, Clark and Bruoer, itarted laitweek (or
mountain to bunt deer. We learn that thia
a ie plenty, and we have no doubt tba party
return with a good ahare. We expect to note
r lueceai on their return boma.
f IiipnovixEKi. Our neighbor!, Messrs. Frl
A Son, are relaying the pavement in front of
atore, in Markotitreet, with large and hand
flag itone, which will add very much to the
srance of their establishment.
rTnAsoiviiio. Thursday laat waa gene
observed throughout the State at a day of
giving and prayer, In aocordanoe with the
auiaiiuni of President Johnson and Oov. Curtin.
of the business plaoei in Sunbury were closed
g the day, and services held in the different
bes.
Charge or Electiok Poll. The voters of
r Augusta township will bold an election to-day
day.) to ballot for and against tba removal of
eetion poll, of that township, from the boose of
n Oass. to the hotel of S. L. Bergstresser, In
a addition. An order waa granted by the laat
I of Court for the special election.
j W learn that our County Superintendent of
on 6obools, Geo. W. Ilaupt, Esq., does not
ad holding a Teachers' Institute during the
lays, aa is customary. Ha will be compelled to
id the Convention of County Superintendents,
held at Ilarrisburg at that time.
' Dedication Services at Miltok. The leo
oom of the German Reformed Churob, at Mil
was dedioated on Sunday week last, by the
r, Rev. Mr. Reid, assisted by Rev. Mr. Creiner,
inbury. The handsome turn of $!,&V9 was
ibed on the occasion for the liquidation of the
b debt.
" A switch baa been placed lo the Philadel
( Erie Railroad and a small side track built
a mile north of Milton, opposite the residence
I. David Marr, for the purpose of allowing the
arly morning passenger trains to pass each
it that plaoe Until lately they passed each
it Milton, but owing to freight trains, it caused
ich delay, and hence the necessity of building
e traok at that place.
New Round House. The Northern Central
ad Company ia erecting a new round house
r shop on their grounds, in tba lower part of
-ougb. The bouse, which is intended only for
nry use, is being constructed of frame mate
We learn that the company intend putting op
naive briok building of the character, during
rse of next season.
Large Fdkebal.--The funeral of Mr. Sam-
ma, who died in this place en the Slat alt.
see on Sunday last., and was one of the lar
t has occurred for many years. His remains
iterred in the Blue Church graveyard, in
tin township. A special train was run over
mokin Valley road, which took out a large
of sympathising friends to pay their last
of respect to the deceased. Several lodges
idependent Order of Odd Fellows, of wbiob
a member, were fully represented, and tbeir
ties at the grave of their departed brother
an imposing character.
la Elopement Frustrated. On Tuesday
it a rather suspioious looking couple arrived
lace on the 11.4 train, on the P. A E. road,
i lodgings at a boose of disreputable eharao-
lower part of tba borough. On Wednesday
a gentleman arrived here from Look Ha
sevcb of his erring and truant wife. A
was issued and the fickle "better hair' ar
Her newly found friend, thinking the oil'
resbouts too warm fcr his health, made a
ixit for other parts. The woman became
proiaiied to do bettor, in the future, and
nied her husband borne on tba evening
iser, and we hope a better woman,
Good CosoucToa We take pleasure ia
eg the following high compliment, paid to
oted townsman, Daniel C. Coyer, Esq. Mr.
tonduotor of the Erie Express traia on the
Central .Railroad, and bis politeness and
intjon Jo duly bes woo the respect and as
the traveling ooman unity. We copy the
on the Mil Ionian, of laitweek, as fol
'n these days of oncourteous railway oO
l refreshing to refer to D. C. Boyer, Esq.,
of one of tbe Northern Central passenger
one of the most gentlemanly and obliging
i any sajlway .traip in tbe country. Mr.
performed an act of special favor toward
e write this commendation, but refer to
oddity, and with tbe hope that be may
imitators among railroad officials."
mm m m i
roesocs Assault at Locust Oaiv
-ill Journal, ol Saturday last, contains
in j aooouot of an attempt to assassinate
tr at Locust Gap, ia this county : "Oa
Ight last, while Robert Eastoo, a quiet,
t and inoffensive man, who is employed as
miner of tbe BlasJt Diamond Coal and
amy's mines at Locust Aisp, was sitting ia
aiding, surrounded ty his family wife
. I children seven or eight men, strangers,
botse and ia toe preeenoe of his Jamily,
I a .murderous assault apea bin. They
sd fired pistol shots at kirn, one of which
shoulder. They anally left, after think
bey bad tilled blss. Tbe an lire par ay,
f about twenty-fiv mea, was seea about
STUtSWU-tojE W liinuw e vep'
totis is known fog this hratal and mar
ett. It is pity that sear' tw af
she Infest thituaty tea net Be saugbt
p. Tbsy deaerr e fat aert leaiaat
i shrift aad a h rep.
I OT Daowmaa in BaAwoanr.A sad ease of
drowning eoourrcj at Shamokln on Friday morning,
Iftth ult.; the particulars of which are glvwn In tba
Herald, or last week, as follows :Two little daugh
ters of Michael Hon were coming to school from
New Town, aad attempted ta arose the foot-log aear
Was. Fegely's, while tb creak was Tory high and
the water reptd ia Its course, awing ta tb rains of
Thursday Bight, - Tba alder, about II years, anooa
raged the younger, about years, to ge en, though
she was much frightened. Whoa about half tray
aver, the younger, overcame with fear, missed bet? J
looting, fell late the stream, aad was bora dowa by
tb urra. No on was at bead U reader aid to
tb helpless little one, and she was serried dowa till
th lodged against tba trestlelng opposite Cameroa
Colliery. Bbe was not round till about noon. Oa
exam in at ioa It was discovered that her back bad
beea broken by tbe fall, So she was atterly enable to
ask any etertlea ta sav herself. Th alater la
alsacapllag te say the) wfbrtansts shlld, narrowly
scaped, aad would fctr also perished If tb ead
not raocived timely essurtaiiee.
Editor's Tabl.
"TbbCamp, tee Battli-tielb ad tee Cot
utal," oa, Liobts ar Sbabows or tee Great
Resellioh, Is the title of a handsome volume, just
isAed by the National Publishing Company, MT
Minor street, Philadelphia. Tbe author, Dr. It. P.
Brock ett, has delved most industrioaily amongst th
masses of curious Incidents which have marked th
lata war, and has grouped and classified them under
appropriate heads, and in a very attractive form.
There is a certain portion of the war that will
never go into the regular histories, nor be embodied
ia romanoo or poetry, which Is a very real part of it,
and will, if preserved, convey to succeeding genera
tions a better idea of the spirit of the conflict than
mini drv renorta or careful narratives of events.
and this part may be oalled the gossip, the fun, the
patnosot toe war. inis illustrates we cnaracw 01
the lesders, the humor of tbe soldiers, the devotion
of women, the bravery of men, tbe pluck of our
heroes, the romance and hardships of the service.
From the beginning of the war the author has been
engaged in collecting all the anecdotes connected
wild or illustrative ei u.
The volume is profoselv Illustrated with over 100
enirravinn bv the first artists, which are really beau
tiful ; wortny oi examination aa specimens oi toe
art. The book's contents include reminiscences of
camp, picket, spy, soout, bivouao, sieue and battle-
neia adventures; toriinng teats oi Dravery, wit,
drollery, comical and ludicrous adventures, etc.
Amusement as well as instruction inav be found
in everv care, as tTranhio detail, brilliant wit, and
authentio history, ar skillfully Interwoven in this
work of literary art.
It is just such a velume as will find numerous
pnrobssers, and just such a one as persons seeking
to act as nook agents anouia aca to weir net.
Harpxb'i Magaiihb. The December number
is very interesting in all its departments. Tbe con
tents are, Balled of Undo Joe, with three illustra
tions ; Th Secrets of Sable Island, with ten ilius
trations J A Reminiscence of Sleepy Hollow, with
seven illustrations ; Tbe Burglary at Faustel Ever
lelzh. with two illustrations ; Ibe Work of balva-
tion : Gilbert Charles Stuart; Vine Lane ; Good
Locks: The Twentv-tbird of July; Jones' Inde
pendenoe ; The Virginians in Texas ; Tbe Last Day
on the Porch ; Drifting ; Santa Kosa of Lima; John
Bright; John Eccleston's Thanksgiving; Forty
three Days in an Open Boat; Uobsnbaden ; Behind
the Scenea ; To Beginners in Bookwriting ; Editor's
h.asy Unair ; Monthly Kecoru ot current tveots,
and the varied and ever entertaining Editor's Draw
er. Published by Harper A Brothers, Franklin
Square, New York.
(For the Sunbury Amerioan.J
Tbe Snydcrtown Oil Well.
Skvdeutowk, Nov. 28.
Mb. EriTOB : Since my last letter, I airs in vlst-
agsii
the
ted tba "JJuquetne Oil well," wbicn is tbe name
given the well on the Klase farm. Tbe oeremonies
of "baptism" were duly observed and recorded.
Tbev are now down eiichlv-nve feet, and are still
boring in the same rock as when first commenced.
At me dentn or seventy reel tiiey went tnrousn a
small vein of slate-coal, a apeoimen of which was
taken out, and, on examination, was tound to eon
tain a certain amount of eoal and sulphate of iron.
It is supposed tbat trev will nave to drill in tne
neighborhood of 1M or 2lK feet before going through
the surface rock, it haviug a pitch of V inches to the
foot. Close to tbe well is a pure black sulphur
spring. The sulphur can be seen oosing out of tba
small orevices in the rock. There is a continual
escaping of hydra carbon gas, which comes bubbling
up from tbe bottom. A short time sgo, on placing
an ignited match to where it escaped, tne gas
caught fire, and a beautiful flame, equal to tbat of
a lamp, burned until it oeased eeoaping.
fetroleum and hydro carbon are almost invariably
found together. The accumulation of gas is the
cause ot flowing wells. When the drill strikes a
orevice in the rock wbioh contains oil, and a suffi
cient quantity of gas, (the latter being of a much
lighter gravity man tne atinoepnere.) ti win lorne
the oil upward, through mauy obstacles, to the
surface. The tubing is then speedily insorted, which
causes the oil to flow into large iron-bound tanks
placed in a convenient place for Its reception.
lucre is, couuouajiy, a scum ui uieagiuuiu iuhict
floating on the surfaoe of the above named spring.
In a number of instances nortions of wool have been
saturated in its waters, and when taken out and
placed in contact with a lighted match it would
produce a flame, anl burn for a short period.
It is yet retained in tbe memory of the "oldest
inhabitant," that at one tiers it waa a favorite resort
as a drinking plaoe for deer, on bot and sultry days,
They would come to quench their thirst in its cool.
ing waters, but tbeir numbers were yearly decima
ted oy tne unerring leaocn messenger nt mt nunter,
t'AtAVua,
TRIBUTE OF HEBPECT
At a meeting of Sunbury Lodge No. 22, A. Y. M.,
convened in their Lodge Room on Monday evening,
November 19th, 1866, for the purpose of affording the
craft an opportunity of expressing their respect for
. 1 '' r .!:. 1 . i ni'TL'U it U1U
me neoiurj 01 tueir lai uruiuvr, ruinm u- rono
6ER, broiner John Haas, W. M., announced the
decease of brother Masscr, expressing his deep and
sincere reeling oi sorrow.
On motion of brother Jno. Ksy Clement, it waa
Resolved, That the W. M. appoint a committee
ot Dv to dratt resolutions expressive or too sent!
menu of the Lodge.
Whereupon brothers John Kay Clcmsnt, J. Slav'
maker, 11. Goodrich, Jacob Shipman and W. C
Cremer were named as such committee.
Tbe committee, through their chairman, brother
John Kay Clement, reported tbe following proceed
ines. which were unanimously adopted:
When death hasolosed tbe labors of a brother it
becomes a melancholy, yet not painlul duty, over
bis grave to give utterance to expressions of friend
ship ; and it is profitable to tbe heart to contemplate
the example be has given, tbat we may be guided
and warned.
A workman has left bit place vacant among as.
We shall bear tbe sound of his labor no more. For
bim the designs upon the moral trestle-board of
our temporal Lodge are nenoeiorta valueless, xne
gavel, tbe trowel, tbe compasses, the plumb, the
level and the square, shall do longer oooupy his
hands, wane we bow eubmlssmeiy to tne dispensa
tions of Him who governs all things, it is proper for
as to have our brother in retnemlwanoe, and it is a
consoling hope, that be has been summoned by th
Grest GrapJLMastar of the Universe to a plaoe in
that Grand Lodge whioh iaEternal in the Heavens.
1st. We sincerely condole and sympathise with bis
bereaved relatives, sod spesiaily with bis only
ehild, a loved and sheriabed son.
2d. It is our solemn duty affeotionately to assur
that son, that bis lose is likewise our loss ; tbat ths
sorrow be feels Is shared by a ; and tbat, while we
remember the father, we writ protect the son.
Id. We will attend tbe funeral, in pursuance of
ths request or our deceased arotber, and wear toe
usual badge of eeap.
4th. Tbe Secretary is instructed to deliver a copy
ef tbe minutes of these proceedings of the Lodge to
the relatives of or deceased brotUar, and to forward
aoerlified copy uf tbe same to bis son, William H.
Masser, now at the V. B. Naval Academy, at Aa-
nanolis.
otb. The editors of the several aawApapers ef th
county are respeotfully requested to publish these
proeeeuings. ,
Attest; L. T. Robbbacb, Kee'ry.
, THIBTJTB OT BESPEOT. .
At a meeting of tbe I. O. of J. ., at their Hall
oa the 25tb sit., tb following preamble and resola'
lions war anaaissoasly passed
Wbebbas, Divine Providence has seen It to re
move from our midst Brother SAMUEL H. ADAMS,
a member ef Hunburv Lodes. Mo. 203. 1.0. olO.F.,
of Pennsylvania, whose genial qualities of mind and
heart bad won for bim ue esteem aad affeotion ol all
who were brought closely into intercourse with him.
Tharefora
KeeoUed. Tbat we sincerely eondolewith the fami
ly of the deceased, la tbeir melancholy bereavement.
Kttmvtd, That while the widow aid children of
the deceased feel ta leas or a aosoeaa ana miner,
we also feed tbe loss af a worthy brother, who had
she kimaetf the resoeot of all who knew him.
tUUtei, Tbat weaeaderte Ws widow aad ta hit
kirJ ska aaanssdoa af ur Aeea aad ear neat
. g";"5,iriT attend the funeral.
aad tbat are am wear tne uaoai aaogaes
tiueUmd, Thataaepy sJ these mulattos ba art.
sealed to tbe afflicted family of oar deceased brother.
Jc-ssoW, That th proceeding be paUlsaed ta
the owaoarf papers
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J. W BUCItEft. CemmitW.
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Prefabs roa WmTBB.-Th dtsrmsUWiY Ibe
weather should suggest to those whose minds are
prudently Inclined ta prepare for the earning winter.
Jacob 0. Beohf at his esUbllabmetit aa Fourth St.,
has in store a bote stook ef tsasoaabl Sloths, ess-
timer, Ae., wbioh fea Will make np tnto slegenlly
fitting suits, at very low rates.
Wn eall tb attention of oar readers to th adver
tisement of Messrs. Zlsglar A Bmlth, th popular
Philadelphia DraggMs, wh bay proosjod lb sole
proprietershlp ef Dr. Lena's mod loin. The wh
know tb eharaeter of ihtt bouse will aot hesitate to
adopt Dr. Leon's Hair Reaower and Infant Remedy.
Silver's Wash Powder, a great eocvenluooe, Is also
offered for sale by them.
" Abbival or Ma. Morbissst, tbb ObeaT Ex-
Ponaaaa, IB Wasbirotob." This Important In
formation earn ver tb wires last week. Blno
Mr. Webster's Urns, w bay beea looking for aa
z-pounder at Washington, aad bow w have It.
th arrival at tba White Boas af a asw salt ef
clothes lor th President, from lb Continental Clo
thing Basaar, Market street, Sunbary, weald hardly
exoit more atteatioa
Tbe editor who wrote bis editorial with ebalk oa
tb soles of bis shoes, and went barefooted while tb
boys set up th copy, bat purchased a roam ef sec
ond band envelopes, and hired a girl to tura them
Inside oat. W would reoommend tb parsimonious
quill-driver to patronise Harry Thaoher'l Boot and
Shoe Store, la th old Boulton stand, Market street,
if he desires t good pair of boots or shoes for a mere
song. Harry knows how t tak sar of editors and
printers. ' ' . ; . i
initien
Gbbtlemib. J. K. Smlok has reoelved bit win
ter stock of goods, which you are invited to eall and
see. It Is aot neoossary to enumerate, at all who
visit bis establishment ar satisfied tbat John selects
with good tasto, and always has a oboios for all who
may choose to oall, and is sure to make a fit.
Laboe ai Lira." Large as life and twice at
natural," Is aa old saying. It Is not a mere fanciful
expression, or a figure of rhetoric, for w know,
from observation, tbat tb life-sise likenesses tsksn
at Byarly's Gallery, In Simpson's building, Msrkst
street, will show certain lineaments and expres
sions more accurately than tbey eaa be detected in
the living subjeot. This is true, and if yoa doubt
it, go and sse them.
Fob Wimter. J. H. Engel has just reoelved the
second supply of Ladies' Furs at greatly redueed
prioes. Viotorines and Muffs at 910 and upwards.
Handsome setts for children.
A sertaht, newly engaged, presented to bis
master, one morning, a pair oi boots, ths leg of one
of which was much longer than tbe other. "How
comes it, you rascal, tbat these boots are not of the
same length ?" "I really don't know sir ; but what
bothers me most is thst tbe pair down stairs it in
ths same fix." Miller, of the Exoelsior Boot and
Shoe Store, Market street, sells boots and shoes of
all styles and sixes, cheap for oash.
y To Claim Aqebts. Blanks for the oollec
tion of "Claims ot Private Soldiers and Non-Com
missioned Officers," under the late Act of Congress,
equalising bounties, bavs boon printed and are now
for sale at the American office. We keep oa band
full supply of all kinds of military blanks, which
ws sell very cheap. Tbey ar copied from blanks
prepared in the Departments at Wsahington, and
oan be relied on for correctness. Orders from a dis
ease will receive prompt attention.
Lite Ikscbance. " It must bo a poor invest
ment for me, as the Company makes money by inau'
ring my life." But by insuring in The Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New York, you become a
member of the Company, and share In the profits.
This Compsny is established on tbe mutual plan,
the entire profits, deducting necessary expenses
alone, being divided among the assured in tbe most
equitable manner.
Jacob Shipmai, rtrt and Ia f Iniuranre Aginti
bunbury, 1'a.
n
A Few Rbasobs why everybody should buy at
8
Kronenberg't Cbecp Clothing Store :
1st. He tells cheaper than anybody else in this
place.
2d. lie has bsttsr goods than anybody else in this
place.
3d. He sells more tbsn snybody else in this place,
and consequently can sell cheaper.
Any man who is in need of clothing eaa save
TWERTT-riva ran cert. ! !
by baying at tbe Cheap Clothing Store of
B. Kbobesbebo,
Next to Geo. Brlght's Drag Store.
MAHBIA.QE3.
At Holmesburg, Philadelphia, on the evening of
tbe 21d ult.. bv tbe Kev. V. v. Miilelte, cl-
BHinoB G. Make, formerly of this place, late of I
fbiladeipbia, to Alias callib j. vioodham, oi
Holmesburg.
On the 21st nit., at Ihe bouse of the bride's
mother, by the Rev. W. C. Cremer, Mr. David
Clemekt, or bunbury, and Miss balm a J. Wot-
vebtor, or tiower Augusu.
KUiMBt nY nAHKETN,
Correoted Weakly for the "American."
Wheat Flour, extra family, per barrel,
do do . do do perowt.
Rye Flour, per bbl.
do per ewt.
Wheat, prime red per bushel,
Rye, do
Corn, old do
Corn, new
Oats, . .. do
Potatoes, do
Dried Peaches, pared par round
do do unpared do
Dried Apples, do
tit 00
8 00
10 00
M
S 00
1 00
1 10
80
0
85
15
it
15
3 1)0
45
80
25
25
28
20
16
15
18
60
fried Uberrles, (unstoned,) per bo.
Buter,
per pound.
r-ggs.
Cheese,
Lard,
Hams,
Shoulders,
Beef, hind quarter,
front "
Mutton,
Chickens,
per dosan,
per pound,
do
do ,
do
do
Jo
do
perciair
SbamsoUlst fowl Trade.
Ebaboeib, Not. 26. 1866.
Tutu. Cvt
8ant for week anding Nov. 24. 14.220 07
Per last report, 603,57.1 03
I7,7 10
421,30" 03
V6.484 07
To tarns timt last year,
Increase.
Special Noiur?.
Brssi's Sanson Port Wsb. The lAousands
of physicians j this country and Europe who are
prescribing this wins as well as using it la their owa
families in preference to all others, is sufficient evi
dence of Its superiority over Imported wipes, aa well
as over tbe manufactured sugared stuff, often (tailed
native wines. Tbe only geauiae fiamburg wine has
Mr. Spear's signature ore tbe cork of aach bottle.
Its parity fur a eonuaanioa wiae aad its valuable
properties tor esedleiaal aaa eaaaot be surpassed.
Be aot deceived. FartlemM rrett.
This wins eaa be bad at the Drug Btora of W. A.
Beoaett, Market street, Banbury.
A Bbitiab orrtcBR, writing fro as Teheraa, Per
sis, to tbe "London Timet," remarks : 4 Cathar
tic PUI, manunu tared by 'aa Amerleaa Chemist,"
(Dr. J. C, Ayer, of Lowell, Mass ,) bat eared tbe
Saab af a liter Coroplaiat tbat threatened bis life,
This simple fact, at might be expected, readers tb
Americans immensely popalarhere, while we Eng
lish are overlook ei. loabtlesa ear owe scholars
made the dieseveries whisk he employs, aad tba it
is ia everything -, w d the labor, taea tbe mousing
Americana put tbeir mark ea tt aad tab tb re.
ward. Deatar Ayer M Mouse ay ta uan aaa
lis retainers ber, which will aoabdeas b redacted
to hits ea a gold trjelaoc, r dlasaead-btlted sword,
mhila aaA tie suuae eveB ml Day. Christies T
Broeie the treat light by waiak b aaiaas, it
kaewa Tork Bttadv rtft- .
XT Cotigbr A "Cold or
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I J Haatnat tMMiojATg attbrtioh,
J ,l. aaoot.0 ta caacEBD.
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f rrttattlwai f t l-msiftjs,
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maaptloai .
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BRONCniAL xnOCHKS
": BAtlB A BIBBCT tBrLCEKCB T T fABTt, '
. J!TB IBMEBIATB BBLIET.
Tat BronobJU. AstAma. Oatarrh, Conrump-
tlv and Tttmt Diseases,
Troches are used with always good saseest,
BINGER8 AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Trerket nseful la clearing th Tola when
taken before Sir glng or Bpesklng, and relieving the
throat after aa unusual exertion of th vooal organs.
The Trmchnt ar recommended and prescribed by
Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent
men throughout tbe country. Being aa artiole of
true merit, aad having proved tbeir efficacy by a test
of many years, each yeer finds them In new locali
ties ia Torioos parts of tbe world, and tba Trache
are universally pronoansed better than ether ar-
OsTAiBonly "Bbowb'b BoncinAt Tuocats."
and do aot take any of the Worthless Imitations that
may be offered Sold Everywhere.
November 24, l6o. flm
ITCH! ITCH I ITClIt
SCRATCH I SCRATCH t SCRATCH!
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
Will Cure tbe Kelt In H llwmra.
. ,, . nwiif ft? cna nfTTT
A'so cures ssiii xtneuss, tiuni wuu
BLA1NS, and all ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN
Prloe 60 oeuU. For sale by the druggists. By send
ing 60 eents to WEEKS A POTTER, Bole Agents.
170 Washington street, Boston, it will be forwarded
by mall, free of postage, to any part of tbe United
States. je 23 '68-y
Hrmctital institute
FOR SPECIAL OASES,
Ho. 14 Homd fMceet New York.
Full information, with tbs highest testimonials :
also a Book on Sneeial Diseases, in a sealed envelope
sent free. lVBe sure snd send for tbem, and yoa
will not regret it ; for, as sdrertislng pbysioians are
generally impostors, with references no stranger
should be trusted. Enclose a stamp for postage, and
direottoJDK. LAWitEXCE, No. 14 Bond street,
fiew York.
Nov. IT, 1808. ly
lr. Kchenck's Psilnaomic Syrup
This great medlolne eared Dr. J. H. Sehenek, th
Proprietor, of Pulmonary Consumption, when it bad
assumed its most formidable aspect, and when
speedy death appeared to be Inevitable. Hit phy
siolans pronounced his oase inourablo, when he com'
manned tbe use ol mis simDIs out ooweriui rem our
His health was restored in a very short time, anl no
return of the disease has been apprehended, tor all
tbe symptoms quickly disappeared, and nis present
weight is more than two hundred pounds.
einoe bis recovery, Be nas devoied nis attention
exclusively to the euro of Consumption, and tbe dis
eases which are usually complicated with it, and tbe
cures effected by his medioines bavs been very nu
merous and truly wonderful. Dr. Scbenok makes
professional v!eils to several or ths larger ciues
weekly, where he has a large concourse of pationls,
and it Is truly sstonishlng to see pour consumptives
that have to be lifted out of tbeir carriages, and in a
few months heallby, robust persons. Dr. Scherck t
PLLMONIO BY HUP. SEAWEED T0N10, and
MANDRAKE PILLS, are generally all required
in curing Consumption. Full directions accompany
eacn, so mat any one can lane tnem wunoui seems;
Dr. Schenck, but when It Is convenient it is best to
see him. He gives advics free, but for a thorough
examination with his Kcepirometer bis fee is turoe
dollars. '
Please observe, wbea Durcbasing. that Ibe two
likenosses of tbe Doctor one when in ths last slsge
of Consumption, and the other as bs now is, iu per
fect neaitb are on tne uovernmeni sump.
Sold by all Druggists snd Dealers, fries si. Ml
per bottle, or 7.60 the half dusen. Letters for ad
vice should always ba directed to Dr. Schenok's
.. . - no V . c vr .L A.L c . tll.:iu.ll
irinorpai vmce, jib. a jnonu iiu Btre buwsi
phia, Pa.
Uenerai n noiosue Agents : isemns uarnes vu.,
N. Y. ; 8. 8. Hance, Baltimore, Md. ; John D. Park,
Cincinnati, Ohio ; Walker A Taylor, Chicago, 111. i
Collins Bros., St. Louis, Mo.
Oot. 20, 1807. 3d w. ea. mo. I yr.
Iasaiet3a, Ullmdmeea nad Catarrh,
Treated with tba utmost success bv Dr. J. ISAACS
Ooulist and Aurist, (formerly of Leyden, Holland.)
No. 619 Pine street. Philadelphia. Testimonials
from the most reliable sources in the City and Coun
try can be seen at his office. The medical faculty are
invited to accompany their patients, as he has no se
crets in bis practice. Artificial Eyes, Inserted with
out pain. No charge made for examination.
Sept. ZV, loCO. ly
Tbe Comfesialosia ansl Kxpvrlence
Or AB IBVALID.
Published for the benefit and as a caution to young
men and others, who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay of Manhood, Ao., supplying at the
same tlino the means of self oure. By one who nas
cured himself ater undergoing eonsiderable quaok
cry. By enclosing a post-paid addressed envelope,
single copies, tree of oharge may be bad of tbe au
thor.
NATHANIEL MATFAIR, Esq., Brooklyn, Kings
Co. N. Y.
January 27, 1800 ly.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
o M. I,. LtV.IKUH. K
VAT.T.TRADK 1R66 FALL TRADE. 1866 ! ! t.
, ,
4TR SU 111111.(1
b a a i KJUUU respeciiuny can ine suniiwa im r
s W . i i , : i. f 1 UMl' ...j v t w a
y f luc jiuuiio w u j " x , n MIV - " w
ASSORTMENT OF 3
je T-in ntj- (Iaai
8X OjUVjr B1UU WUAVDkiW J UVVUB) y
. m , a
S Of all kinds and styles la great Variety.
POPLINS AND MEBINpS, g
9 Blsek, Green, Blue, Wine, Brown, Purple, Ac, u
S In All-Wool Plaids, Detains, Calicoes,
a Ac, we have ao assormeut. g
M VI 1 . T 1 . II, 11 t -T : m
m IDS oust viaca iijmw, Bit-nwt vwiti,
WDlIg UOOQB- P
S Cambric, Swiss. Nainsook and Jaconet Mus- o
,i l.i : . I) : J I." 1 i. l "T 1 :
. , iihi, A1111117, jirw-e niumm miv ivuui V
1 n . . w i e,. O
ueriin and American Atepnyrs, auetiana a,
Wool, Cashmere Yarns, Ao.
r
O
H
2 llalnsoral Mblrta,
t aum Clotn. lireel Trlmmins-s. Hosiery, i
0 Gloves, Hoop-Skirts, Corsetts, iUbboas, and "
W ooln Goods. D
LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS A COATS.
Red Gloves, of ths best quality, and a great 9
variety of goods too numerous to mention, all a
nt whlnk will ha MtM at lha HPa lnMt ttr SB
A earh. M. L. LAZARUd. f
, Sunbury Oct. IT, 1866.
THE VERY LATEST ARRIVAL!!
Fall aud Winter Goods!
JOSEPH EYSTEIt, ' !
(Suaeeueuor to John Botttn.)
Corasr of Market and Fawn Street,
SUNBURY, PENH'A.
Invites tbs public to sail aad examine bit elegant
assortments!
WINTER GOODS,
srfalcb be will sell at greatly rsdused prices. His
stook consists In part of
OASSIMERE3
CLOTHS- &0 -
Bilks. Delaines. Lawns. Ginghams. Caliooes, Muslins,
fibeelinc. Tickings, jeens.aad a lull aeseriaieai 01
Cottoa apd Woolen goods generally.
Hosiary, Gloves, Usoa 6kiilt. Also Haadkerebleik,
Broshas, Combs.
lata Md Cap, lla-ota aad iilioa.
Ills asaortraent ef roods wiU not. h Is are sure
fall to pleass tbe fancy and tail the wants of any de,
IIIQM OS DHIOUMIUf Mf-tM SUNS Ol
HARDWARE AND QUEEXSWAKB,
and Grooeries is Urge ia quantity aad eboiee la
euariiy, eomprising geosvajly everything aeeded la
fjie bsueebold either tor aa or orBasaeat.
H It alwat ready aad glad to see kis rrteads
end takes pleasure ia shotilog tbem hW goods even
thourh ao sales are made. He only asks eall, aad
is sura that the ttoeA will ompar favorably tar'
arte aa taajuy wua ta saeapen
r J0SI
JOSEPH ITSTXR.
ATaaaar. Kev. A ltM. , 1
A I
LL good bought for Cash bad sold at lowest
ariees for cash at tb
Hardwar eHer ef
J. li tTOVLIT 00.
feaborr, Joxe 16, 1164
Great DlsTrlbutibnlNEW and cheap GOODS
- r , , BY TtlE - , ,
Aanertraaa Jetrelrra waocltttlon.
Defots : 87 A 8 Nscsao, A, CO A 59 Lib
bbtv Street, . ..
NEW YORK CITY.
Of Rosewood Pianos and Mclndeons. Fine Oil PaluU
Ings, Engravings, Silver Ware, Gold and Silver
, Watches, and elegant Jewelry. Consisting of Dia
mond Pins, Diamond Rings, Gold Braeelet. Coral,
Florentine, Mosaic, Jot, Lara, and Cameo adins'
Bets. Gold Pens, with Gold and 811 vor Extension
Holders, Sleeve II u I tons, Sets of 8luds, Vest and
Nook Chains, Plain and Chased Gold Chains, ft.,
Ac, valued at '
11,000,000, FOB ONE DOLLAR,
which they need not pay until It hi known what Is
urewn emi lie vniun.
THE AMERICAN JEWELERS' ASSOCIATION
calls your attention totheluotof its being the lar
gest aud most popular jewelry Association In tbe
United States. The business is nnd always hns been
conduoted in the most candid and honorable man
ner. Our rapidly Increasing trade is a sure guaran
tee oi tne appreciation ot our patrons for thlsinelnod
of obtaining rioh, elegant and eoetly goods. Ths
sudden stagnation of trade In Europe, owing to the
late German War and renent disastrous finencial
crisis in xtngiann. nas oausea me raiture or a large
number of Jewelry I i mi see In London and Paris,
.ti' i . i i i . .
ooiiging lueta MJ mi weir goous m m green aaorinoe,
in some instances lees than one-third the eoet of
manufacturing. We have lately purchased very
largely of these Bankrupt Goods, at such extremely
low nrioes, that ws can afford to send away Finer
Goods and give better ebanoea to draw the most
Tsloabte prises than any other establishment doing
a similar business. OUR AIM IS TO PLEASE, aud
we respectfully eolioit your patronage, as we are
confident of giving the utmost satisfaction. During
tbe past year we have forwarded a number of the
most valuable crises to all parts of the country.
Those who patronise as will receive th full value
of their money, as no article on our list is worth loss
than Ons Dollar, retnil, and there are no blanks.
Parties dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns, snd the article drawn will be Im
mediately sent to any address by return mall or
express.
The following parties bavs recently drawn vsloa
bis prises from the American Jwelers' Association
and bsve kindly allowed tbe use or weir names :
Charles J. llunter, Esq., Treasury Department
Washington, D. C, Piano, value $100 ; Miss Anna
u. rates. M t. Marx s riaoe, C. 1., Bowing ma'
chine, value t75 ; Brig. Gen. L. L, Hanson. V.S
Vols.. Nash.'ille, Tenn., Pilver Tea Set, value tIM) j
Miss Emma Hunter, 6Jt Front St.. Harrisburg, Fa.
Hewing Msohine, value gltO : Lieut. -Col. Waiter
Chittenden, Quartermaster, Louisville. Kentuoky.
Gold Watch, value l!'0; Wm. 8. Haines, 247 King
St., Charleston, b. U , bilver watch, value .1U
Alcxnnder Johnson, Esq.. Editor MnnlaUnr Pio
wser, Muskatcur. Minn.. Ladies' Enameled Wstcb
value $150: Samuel Lee, Esq., President Colorado
and lied llanK Mining company, aan rrancisoo,
Cal., Mclodeon, value 200 ; Aaron S. Long, Esq.
Principal Eikhart Collegiate Institute, Eikhart, N
J., Diamond Pin, value $200; R. M. Longstreet,
Alontgoinory, Ala., Music Box, value $73; Key
Isaac Van Duser. Albany. N. Y., Gold Lined Di
ning Set, value $.100 ! Miss Clara Lucuguer, Dayton.
Ohio, PUnoforte, value $400, and Diamond Pin,
value 81 76.
Many names could bs plaoed on the List, but we
publish no names without verinission. Our patrons
are desired to send United .b tales Currency when it
is oonvement.
F A It T I A L LIST OF ARTICLES
TO BB
Sold Tor One Dollar Each,
Without regard to value, and not to be paid tor
until you know what you are to reoeive :
15 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, worth from t'KIO to 8 ISO
15 KlrKuiit Mel Kleins, Knsewued Cases, 175 to
Sd Fust Clnss lowing Machines, til to 3U0
75 Fine Oil Haiiitlllgs, 80 to 100
ISO Fine iMeel Kiigiavings, framed, SO to 311
to Music Boxes, S4 to 40
ISO Revolving Patent Caetore, Silver, SU to 40
50 Silver Fruit anil Cake Baekels, 9 U) 35
4)Hi eis of Tea and Table en-ns. SO to 40
150 Gold Hauling Case Watches, wnnanted, 50 to 150
100 Diamond Runs, cluster and sinsie stone. 7 to Sou
175 Gold Wati-hrs, 85 to ISO
300 Utiles' Waiclirs, 00 to 100
oOOHilver Welches, Soto 75
Diamond Pins. Brooches and Ear Drops, Ladies'
Rets of Gold and Coral. Jet and Gold. Florentine,
Mosaic, Lava and Cameo ; Scls of Studs, Vest and
Neck Chains, Tlain and Chased Gold Rings, Gold
TK,ml,U I.nMtala K Ktvla Halt Uunklaa. Hold
Pens and Pencils. Fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens
with Gold and Silver Extension Holders, and a largs
assortment of Fine Silver Ware and Jewelry of every
description, of the best make and latest styles.
A ehancet to attain any ons of thi above
Article! for ONE DOLLAR, by purehaiing
tealed envelope for 25 cts.
17 Fire Sealed Envelopes will be sent for $1
Eleven for 12 ; Thirty for (5 ; fiixty-five lor $10
vne Hundred tor io.
Agents wanted everywhere.
Unequalled inducements offered to Ladles and
Gents who act as such. Our descriptive circulars
will be sent on application.
Distributions are made in the following manner :
Certificates naming each article and its value are
nlaoed in sealed envelopes, which are well mixed.
One of these envelopes containing the Certificate or
Order for some artiole, will bo delivered at our
office, or sent by mail to any address, without regard
to cnoice, on receipt o 44 cents.
On receiving the Certificate the purchrcer will see
what article it draws and its value, and aan then
sepd One Dollar, and receive the artiole named, or
can choose any other article on our list of the same
value.
Purchasers of our Sealed Envelopes may, in this
manner, obtain an article wortb from one to Ore
hundred doHurs.
Long Letters sre unnecessary. Have the kind
ness to write plain directions, and In cbosing differ
ent articles from thoes drawn, mention the style de
sired. Orders for SEALED ENVELOPES must in
sverv ease be acompanied with tbe oash, with the
name of the person sending, and Town, County and
State plainly written.
Letters should be addressed to the maaagsrs, as
follows :
NIIUKJIA, WATSOX fc CO.,
ST fc SO (iimhuu tit., New Yorlt City,
October 20, 1866. Snip,
W. J- W0LVEET0N,
A1TGHSEV AT I. AW,
East snd of Pleasant's Building, Up Stairs,
SUNBURY, PENN'A.
All professional business in this and adjoinipg toon-
tier promptly attended to.
euuoury, novemner n, 1000. ly
A KW ARRIVAL. UF
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
AT THE STORE OF
J H BNGBL,
Market Street, SUNUl'RY, PA.
JUST received from New York and Philadelphia,
a large lot of FALL AND WlNTEll GOODS,
whioh be wMI soil at small fulfils, fur oash or coun
try produce.
111s uneoi uooas tor ueniieuco s and r.oys wear
Is good Fine Wauk and Blue trench Cloth. Fine
Bearer Clothe tor Overcoats, the very butt of Black
and Fancy Cassimeree, Good SaUnelt and Kentucky
Jeau, all at low prices.
His line of Ladies' and Misses' Dress Goods can't
be beat in this little borough.
UK MY UP IILACU NII.K,
Plain and Figured Siik and Wool Poplin, all-wool
Poplin, Plain aqd Ifansy Frenab Merino, from one
dollar per yard upwards, of all Shades and Colors,
all-wool Plaids, Alpaca, all colors. Plalu and
Fsobv Mohair Lustres, all-wool Delaines, Fancy and
Figured English Merinos, very handsome, Delaines,
Caliooes and Muslins, all prioes.
Ladies' Cloib for Dresses, Lsdies' Cloth for Sacks,
Sacking Flannel, ail shades, Ladies' Shawls, plain
and fancy.
BEST WOOL BLANKETS,
White Marseilles Quilts, Bed Spreads, Balmoral
bkixts.
Yankee Motions in Great Variety
Hosiery, of all description, Gloves, mrLadies and
GeoU. Drees Trimmings, Fancy Bt turns, Ac, Ladies'
French CurseW, Ladies' Hoop bkirls, Gents' Shirts
aad Drawers, Ladies' Vests and Drawers, Ladies',
Misses' and Children's Fancy Hoods, Wool 6'oarfs,
Ladies' Fancy be arts, aad a variety u otoer goods.
3 ARPETS,
Wore Floor Cloths, Stair Carpets Floor Gil Cloths,
all widths, Carriage Oil Cloth, Table Oil Cloth
Widow Shades, Plain Green and Brown Oil Cloth
and rutMret for Winuows.
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Eioe, Crackars, Ppioes, Salt
Fish. Cheese. Ao.
Qaeensware.Glaaswaro, splendid Setts of Teaaare,
at low prices.
BOOTS SHOES IN OBEAT VABIETT.
Hats sad Cane, Oil, Paint, Glass, Patty, Schawl
Books, Paper, Siatsa, A.
HARD WARE.
Bbeeels, Forks, Vails, Leeks, Hinge snd Screws
A lam assortment ef WaU FAFER aad Bor
dor. at all prises.
All persons desiring ta get good goods will pleaM
glvebuaaeall. -T
S anbury, Octot-er IS'J
OPENED. '
KNOEL & R0BBINS.
RESPECTFULLY inform thetitiscosof Sunbury
and Vioinitv. thatlhev have lust nnaneil a
stook of !---,- a r
SUHiMISIFi-0))IO)Sa
In the stnrs room lately occupied by Weaver A Fa-
e,"' npiosiie uie uiu vourt uouee.
REMEMBER that these Goods have lust
purohased at reduced prices, and are sold aoenrding-
DRY QOOD3
of every style snd variety, suoh as
CLOTHS, 0A8SIMERE3, VESTING5. 40.
Drew Goods, Prints, Muslins Domestio
Goods, Notions, Ac, As.
GROCERIES, TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR
MOLASSES, AC. ....
lonaelceeplng Uoodt.
The attention of Ihs nublio is respectfully Invited
to mo advantages oOored attbis ettabiubment.
THE UIGUEST PRICES PAID FOR COUNTRY
PRODUCE.
Call aad examine for yourselves.
A, J. KKfECEI,,
U. P. BOBBINS.
Bunbury, July 21,189.8.
NEW HARDWARE
AND
IRON STORE.
mHE subscriber having onened In SUN BURT.
1 Pa., anew large, and well assorted ln-W of all
kinds of HARDWARE. CUTLERY, COAC11WARE
6ADULKR.Y. SIIOK FTNIUMiq rnnv vino
o., laid in at lowest new I org and Eastern prices
which they will be pleased to sell for Cash at lha
lowest Eastern prices.
Intending to do business In ths honest princioles
. r i , P. . 1 'i i r . -
i suan pro u u ana quiox saie tor i;an.
J. XI. WU.LtX CO.
5unbury, June 18, 1866.
Cash ! Caala ! ! Cnah ! ! !
A20.000 wanted In exchange for all kinds
Hardware, Irons, Nulls, Ac, at the now Hardware
Store or J.il. tUM.ll vu.
Sunbury, June 16, 1866.
NEW MUSIC STORE.
Call at our New Music Store in
BELIN'S GROVE,
buy one of Haimes Brother's New
Piano Fortes.
and
Seals
Every Instrument is Warranted for five years. W
also keen constantly on hand a good stock ol tb
celebrated PELOUDET'S MEL0DE0NS, CABI
NET and CHURCH ORGANS, and challenge others
to sell cheaper than we are selling.
Wealso keep all kinds of Musical Merchandise,
and receive all the latest music as soon aa published.
A liberal discount to teachers of Schools and Semi
naries gfSecond band instruments taken in exchange
for new ones.
Pianos correutly turned and repaired, fiend for
Circular.
SALEM A BROTHER.
Selinsgrove, Snyder CO., Pa., July 23, 1366. ly
Great AUraction,
NEW TIN-WARE,
Khecg Iron and Htowe Store of
SMITH & GEITTHEPI,
Where they keep constantly on band and manufac
ture to order at short notice.
TIN AND SHEET IRON-WARE of all descriptions.
They would especially call the attention of pur
chasers to tbeir largo aud well selected stock of
COOK: AND PARLOR STOVES.
The subscribers bavs mads arrangements to bavt
al) tbeir best stoves made to order, and those who
would have a good stove would do well to go SDd
examine their large and woll selected stook.
First. They defy competition on the following
tried Brands of Cook Steves, vis I
Coiublnutlpn tjirs Iturner, C'ooU,
Uovrrnor Pcna-Cook.
WABASH AND IRONSIDES,
and the well known Antjdust Cook Stove called
SPEAK 3 ANTiUliST.
Also. Parlor snd office Stoves In great variety em
bracing all the best manufactures and most fashion;
able designs, unsurpassed for beauty of finish siinplir
city of arrangements combining cheapness, durability
ana eacn stove warranted to periorm wnat tncy are
represented.
Also, The celebrated Baltimore Fire Place Stove,
for beating first, seoond snd tpird stories by Keguters
Also, VULCAN HEATER.
Also, the celebrated MORNING GLORY.
Coal Oil, Coal Oil I-ampa, fcitiadea,
Cblinulea, and nil nrttrlca
usually kept In an establishment of this kind.
Tbey are also prepared to furnish Slats and do slating
it) ths best workmanlike manner.
Also, to do im Mooting, bpouting, Mange and
Furnace Work, Gas Fitting, As. Repairing neatly
ana cncapiy eocuieu.
A1S0 t
'Unugh s Btw Home Saper.ptsaa
pbate."
Remember ths cluce. Sainnle and Sales Room
nearly opposite Conly's Hardware Store, Market
street, between Third and Fourth streets. Building
darx painted.
August zo, isoo.
l'utented Alay , It0.
This Is an article for washing without rubbing,
except in very dirty places, which will require a
very slignlrub, and upline otoer preparations onered
for a like purHe, will rot bot tub clothes, bat
will leave them muoh shjtes than ordinary meth
ods, without the usual wear and tear.
it removes grease spots ss if by utagic, and softens
tba dirt by soaking, so that riiuing will in ordinary
eaies entirely remove it
This powder is prepared in accordance with chemi
cal soience, and upon a process peculiar to itself,
wbiob ia secured by Letters Patent. It has been In use
lor more than a year, and bos proved itself an univer
sal favorite wbereysr it has been used. Among tb dj
vantages claimed are tbe following, vis :
It saves all the expense of soap usually used on
cotton and linen goods.
It saves most of the labor of rubbing, and wear
and tear. .
Also, for cleaning windows it is ausurpused.
With ons quarter the time tnd labor usually re
quired ittwpart aheautiful gloss aud lustre, muoh
superior to any other mode, bo water required ex
cept to moisten the powder.
Direotons with each package
Aad can be readily appreciated bw a tingle trial.
Tbe oust of washing for a family 0 I or six per
sons will not exceed trees cbmts.
Tbe manufacturers of this powder are aware that
many useless compouuds have beea Introduced to
tbe public which have rotted tbe cloth, or failed in
removing tbe Cirt. but knowing the iotrinaio exoel-
lauae of this article, they eocftdently proclaim it
as being adapted to meet demand wbioh has long
esuted, and has heroMtbre ' emained ausuppiied.
BABCrACTCBBB Bt
HOWE eV H-lEeE.S,
Sao llreadwBy, Uoatoa,
ALSO, MANUFACTURES el OF FAMILY DY1
VOLUtto).
Tor sal by Grocers aad Dealer everywhere.
October IS, 18. tssp.
BUILDERS anil those contemplating building,
weald de well to oall aad see the large assort
aeotef Locks. Latches, Bells, Butts aad Screw,
Straps aad T. Hinge. Window Springe, aad ever
thltz wanlkd to sots Net bone, s the are Hsli-cI-
JUBT
'
ere swre or u v. .i.(-e .r.
m t ' j e" -
BOOKS! BOOKS!!
THR snnsoriber begs leave to eall Ibe attentioa of
hiseusininera, and the community in general, ta
lbs fact that he has now recalled bw teeono, 0
NEW OOODS,
oonslstlng, In part, of a, couipletf lint of -
PAPER A7TD ENVELOPES,
Blank, Rohonl end Javtnilf Books, Fancy TiiWt
Soaps. Perfumes, Picture Frames, Lava aud Wlllotr
ilangtng BiwkeU, Bird Cages, ' , . -
litna nttd Htustsl C41nawr.
Fine Vases, Handsome Glove Jewelry snd Works
ooaea. iravenngaua oler fortfolios. Carved
Brockets, Feather Dust Brushes,
Balls, Bats, . '
Fishing Tackle,
Toys of all descriptions, a large stock of
WAL.L-PAPEU AND BORDER, l '
Window-Blinds, Paper Shades, Coal Oil Lamps and.
Fixtures, Ac. Thankful for past patronsge, and hope,
by strict attention to business, to continue the seme.
a. sr. liiutiior-tt.
Sunbury, June 9. 1808.
I? von want a rood Likeness for your friends, sra
to 8. BY ERLY'S Gallery in cjimpsou'e Building.
SHOE Findings, Sole Leather and all goods be
Icnging to shoe makers business for sale by
i. ti. a uu.
LATROSE'B Hair Rostoratiys, ths best in use, for
sals by
ljluuiiAin, eoie Agsptior ounpury,
PERUVIAN OUANQ 8URSTJTUTE
BAUOII'S
9 U V E R P W 0 S P H A T K QF L I M fi
A ft sr mors than twelve years of constant ass, this
highly oonoentratad manure has attained a wide
spread reputation as a
SUBSTITUTE FQR PERUYIA?? GUANO,
Being found active In its operation, snd of great du
rability. It does not exhnust tbe toil, but on the
contrary, permanently improves it. The increasing
sales annually, abundantly prove the high popular
value of this manure, and establish the fact of its
being relied upon by a wide circle of agriculturists
to supply all wants n the d jrestiop of manures for
svsry crjin.
BAUOH tSc SONS,
Sole Manufacturers A Proprietors,
Omee, No. 20 South Delaware Avsaue.
PillUDELPUIA-
BAUOH BROTHERS & 00.
General WhohsaU Agent,
Ko. 181 Pearl St.. corner ol Cedar.
KEVT TORE.
GEORGE DUGDALB,
WkoUeal Agent for Maryland ol Virginia,
No. 105 Smith's Wharf,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Prlca S0 per &OOO lba. Caast,
Jqst Published, the 13th editiqn of oqr new pam
phlet, "ilow to Maintain the Fertility of Amerioaa
Farms and Plantations," furuisUed tree upouapplif
cation to us or our Agents.
BAUOH A SONS,
20 South Delaware Arenue, Philadelphia.
Sold ky
SMITII A GENTHER, Sunbury,
July 28, lbo. ly
PttlntM, Glass, Putty, Whito Lead, Varnishes,
Ao. Everything that Painters use at unheard
of prices at ths Hardware Store of
J. U. CON LEY A CO.
8unbnry, June IS, 1868.
LADIES' FANCY F P 8
AT
JOHN FAREIRA'S
Old Established FUR
Manufactory,
Ho. Hi ARCH '6treet,
above 7th, PHIL'A.
Havs now in Store of
my own Importation and
!- Manufacture one of the
largest and most beautl-
ti selections or
51 FANCY FCRS,
j fnr Ladies' and Chll-
jdren's Wear In the Citv.
ZsggjPifi Also, a fine assortment of
Gent's Fur Gloves and Collars.
I am enabled to dispose of my goods at very res
aonable prioes, aud I would therefore solicit a call
from my friends of Northumberland county and
vicinity.
Remember the Name, Number aad Street '
JOII.-i FA It KIR A,
No Tin 4RCU St., above 7th, south side,
PHILADELPHIA.
October 8, 1808. tmw.
FALL AND WINTER
Millinery Goods,
Jot opening at th Millinery Store of
U.U4 M. L GUSSLE El
Fawn Street, below the Railroad, Sl'NbTRY, PA ,
Suoh as
IB B 11 n 3 4J 3 w Jl A 3
Dress-Trimmings, Hesd-Dresses, Gloves, Hasieryi
Ribbons, Flowers, Collars, Bandker
ehiuft, A., Ac,
which have beea carefully selected.
Hiss M. L. U ussier has justopeaed a large assert
msut of Millinery Goods. Ladies should aot fail to
go and see Ibe latest styles as it will pay la aot delay
us viaiiing ber store.
Call and examine for youreeles. No trouble to
show goods
Sunbury, Oct. II I860,
WU- MfiNCKB BHOTHEB,
A, 804 A RCU Strut, PHILADELPHIA,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers ia
BERLIN ZBPHrBB,
EMBROIDERIES, Fine Kail Goods, etc , pereoa
ally selected ia Europe. Domestic Zephyrs,
German tows Wools, Cashmer Yarns, lis, latest
styles ia Ladies Dress and Cloak '
?RXttlXlT33.
Battens, Drop Fringes, Laces, Shawl Borders, A.
White Embroidered Beads, etc.
Tbe gaexte being carefully selected, ear Wholesale
Pepjrimaot nnVr t loloe tnea'e N ibe trade.
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