fcTljr, Sunburn : ftmcvican.
, , . B. ENQL.U, ( Publishers,
SATURDAY, APKIL 80, 1867.
A HE QUEST TO SUBSCBIBBBB.
Subscriber to lb Abbbka ar particularly T9
tjaoated not to allow their Indebttdn) to ororrun
Oct yar . All subscriptions should bo paid In ad
vance; bnt under no consideration should th yoi
put (round trltb th Subscription anpold.' A (trtot
attention to thii will av tut in I mm an amount of
tronblo and a very heavy loan.
" Hocal &ffatrg.
Wi have been requeued to itat that RT. fl. W.
Rigart, pastor of tbe Presbyterian Churoh, will
roptM. hit sermon on "Temperaue," on nest 8b
bth evening, In the Presbyterian Churoh.
Tai not weather will toon be opon ni. Our eltl
tent should at once piepar for It by olaintng their
premises, the gutter and alley, and baring every
partiele of filth haulod away, beyond the borough
limits. Premises ihould not only be cleaned, but
they should be kopt olenn.
A largb Loon was ahot in the boiin, below the
Sham ok in Valley Railroad, by our friend Ales.
Boyd, on Thursday morning latt. It measured four
feet from the tine of Its wings. It it seldom that
fowla of thia species are seen in this neighborhood.
Tua vocnnt lot on Arch street, belonging to the
estate of the late Miss Clarioda Grant, wae sold on
(Saturday last to Thomns D. Grant, Esq., for (2,990.
This is a very high figure for a lot outside of Market
treet. Miaa Urunt, it Kill be remembered, be
queathed her estate to the Presbyterian Board of
Foreign M unions.
Tbe Street Chussinqh. We are pleased to see
that the borough authorities are preparing to pare
the street crossings a very necessary Improvement,
as the late uiuddy ways fully demonstrated to tbe
entiro satisfaction of many unfortunate podostriass.
We hope they will be properly laid, not as mere
stepping atones, but as a consenting link of pave
ments. Fon tab Ladies. Mies M. L. Gusslor b as Just
received an elegant assortment of Spring and Sum
mer Millinery Goods at hor store on Fourth street,
below the Shnmokio Valley Railroad. The laJiea
should not fuil to ouil aiid soe the latest stylos, and
make their selections.
New Maiible Yard. Mr. A. H Rush baa re
cently opened a marble yard on Third street, North
of the depot, in thia place, and is prepared to furnish
monuments, tombstones, Ae., at the lowed rates.
Mr. Rush has bad considerable experience In some
of the city establishments, and has tho reputation of
boiug an excellent workman. See advertisement.
Celebration. We learn that the Odd Fellows
of this place intend celebrating their Thanksgiving
day, ou Friday next, 26lh inst., in accordance with
the proclamation of the M. W. Grand bire. A ser
mon will be delivered on the occasion, in the Lu
theian church, by Rev. W. C. Cremer, of the Re
formed church.
Sale or Real Estate in Milton. Mr. A. W
Rbawn has sold his property in Miiton, known as
Fiber's saloon, to Mr. Henry Huth, for the sum of
3,400.
More New Goods. Mr. J. II. Enel baa Just
received a large stock of Spring and Summer Goods,
which tho publiu aro invited to call and examine.
His prices are very low and he ia determined to sell
. at a smull profit. Ruud hia advertisement.
' Tub Cocrt House Yard. We observe that tbe
Court House yard bus been handsomely graded, and
that evergreens nud other ornauientul trees have
been pluutcd in the yard, which will greatly im
prove the uppearauce of that handeome edifice. At
the cntruncu on Second street, on each side of tbe
walk, is a weeping-willow, euibleiuutiu. no doubt, of
the muuruful churaUur of litigation. Many a suit
or, a he wulhs into the Teuiple of Juatico under
the shallow of t'.e e trees, will have tension, if not
'to woep, to rcSeot seriously upon the tolly which in
duced him to heconc entangled in th j meshes of law.
'Super Phcsphate. We are pleased to learn
that the uew Supur Phosphate of Lime manufactory,
.leoeblly erected east of the borough by Messrs. Tor
jinLou 4 llodgkius, of this place, is being well
patronized by ugrieulturfets not oi.ly iu this vicinity,
but from diilereut parts of tho country. Tbey have
lately shipped by railroad several large orders,
while the local demand has become quite extensive.
Thisceiebiatcd phufphutu is used by the most expe
rienced agricultural as the standard fertiliser, and
is generally acknowledged to be the most permanent
improver of all kinds of soil. We are glud that this
enterprise is meeting with the success which it de
serves, und hope the firm will reoeive substantial
encouragement.
Sqauokix Items. We take the following from
- tho Herald, of this week : Tbe strike which com
.mencedat several of tha oollierie lust week, be
came general on Mouduy, every operation in the
rcgiou standing idlo. The miners demand an ad
vance of from 15 to 30 per cent , and the operators
refuso to give it, us there bus beeu no advance in
the in ice of prepare 1 bites. At some of the collier
ies the men asked for no advance, but remaiued out
at the notice of the striking parly. We trust an
amicable settlement will be eflccted soon.
Ou Monday morning, as fix miners were aa
oending the slope at the Lnterprise Colliery in a cur,
and when withiu about tweuty yards of the mouth,
the ropo pulled out of tbe thimble attached to the
spreader, precipitating the cur to tbe bottom, a dis
tance of bO yards. Two of the party were seated on
the front bumper of the car, and fell otf at starting
without sudtaintug serious injury, but tho other four,
Johu Dowd, Junius Rourk, Michael Gerrity and
Nicholas Cumin, were curried to tho bottom and
violently throw n out. Dowd received internal inju
ries which caused bis death iu about four hours ;
Rourk was seriously bruised in tho buck; Gerrity
LuU his leg broken in two place, and Curran suf
fered some internal injury, not thought to bo dan
gerous. Police Arr airs. On Monday morning lost three
inmates were added to Sheriff Beckley:s boarding
bouse. The first two, Daniul and Adam Purvur, were
charged with stealing lumber from W. G. ilerrold,
noar Port Trevor ton. It appears that on Sunday
night, J lull ii.Jt., the prisoners stole a lot of lumber
.lying aloug the river, made it into a raft, and wera
about running it down tbe river to sell, when tbey
wero overhauled by a party who bud bean watching
, tbeir operations. They were brought up to this
ilaoe on the early train, on Monday morning, and
handed over to Deputy Sheriff Hoffman.
Tbe third was a man named II. D. Doyal, who
bails from liurriiburg. lie was charged before Esq.
Jieaxd with having stolen a wallet from Daniel Vp
degraeff, of Cliutuc ooucty, containing about (100.
Tb theft is alleged to have boeji committed on
on of the passenger truin.
Complimentary, Our cotemporary of th AM.
Ionian, in a recent issue, in speaking of the parson
who graduated in that office, and who are now filling
honorable positions in the different avocation of life,
pay a bigb compliment to a well known and highly
esteemed citiien of Sunbury, which wo moat cor
dially endorse. But our ootouiporary is mistaken
io laying that Mr. bhipman is a graduate of tbe
Miltouian, as that gentleman loomed th printing
business io th American ufBoe, and wu afterwards
employed on the MUtonian. We copy lb artiul,
a follows; ''Jacob Shipman, Esq., U ou of th
number who threw down th "rule aud shooting
tick," ccj is now working bis way up to b on of
tit prominent business men of Sunbury. II occu
pies tb reepouaibl position at that plao of Ticket
Agent for both th Philadelphia fcri and th
Northern Central Railroad. He prove himself n
aotiv, faithful and genttemauly tfficer, and ha tha
AVonfiJvno of both oowpauie. Id addition la lb
above be it tb pioneer io this vioinlty of MtablUb-
i:2 a local azeoav In tb Life Jntoranc busmen,
U,lr. bn for a .t-tuber of year. age.t fcr 4n.
tt ;blta4iujccu)rau!elBtlicouotrT ."
Tub Covxtt BatDOB. The following Is a list of
the bids, and the persons to whom ware allotted the
ooLraets he tonatraoting the eouoty bridges, ra-
fleetly advertised by Our Couaty Commissioners
Tbe letting wu made to the lOih and 12th Inst.
Two Iroa bridge Were oonlr acted tor, on to bo built
at Shamokln, and tha other to b plaood Of or Uie
"Gut," at the Urmlcua of Market street, In this
plaoe. Both vert let to Ueorg Uoaely tb former
for f 2,890, Md the latter for 7T. Ths following
war the bid for tha Shamokln bridge r
WlUiasa A. Snyder,
13,300
laoo
i.aoo
t.eeo
2.8V5
S,RW
2,747
2.700
2,640
,4fl
2,835
2,570
fl,47S
1,600
1,400
1,829
1.8K0
1,805
1,473
2.080
l,9S
1,835
afrower Myart,
U, W. Brewer,
4W
J do. Garman.
Charles Garlogsr,
faevi eeaanoiu,
Jam Bachelor,
D. N. Lake,
Bamuel Mutchler,
Adam Lenker,
Philip Maaener,
J. B. Lenker,
Pa.xt.vos Brim..
Km. 8. Snyder,
' Brewer A Myers,
Geo. W. Brewer, (allotted J
J no. Garman,
Levi Seasbolti,
Charles Garinger,
James Baohelor,
Adam Lenker,
Philip Masoner,
Jaoob B. Lenker,
Fob Stoke Work ob Bnisol At Schbobt.
Andrew Deibert, $1,725
Baohelor St Mover, 1,156
A. A J. fi. Lenker. (allottodj 1.000
Andrew liauck, 1.1175
Charles Garinger, 1.5110
John Bowen, 1,700
Shinier & Bartholomew, 1,625
Philip Maaener, (bid withdrawn,) 800
J. W. Bossier, 1,525
BitiDoa in CrrEa Acocsta Tow.iiniP.
Andrew Deibert,
Joseph Weittel,
Adam Lenker.
Andrew Ilanck,
Sainuol Culp,
Samuel Kavidge,
Joseph Arnold,
L. B. Tbomns,
James Baohelor, (allotted,)
Lemuel Shipman,
Samuel Bloom,
Abraham Shipman,
Charles Garinger,
Samuel Garinger,
700
700
705
360
345
IV)
450
499
iVi
395
600
4!.6
550
449
CtU
romp Maaener,
Bbidoe in Loweb Acocsta Toitssnip.
J. B. Snyder, $'(97
Peter Koefer, 360
Andrew Deibert, TOO
L. B. Thomas, 419
Lemuel Shipman, 420
Adam Lenker, 700
Andrew liauck, 415
Joseph Arnold, 324
B. Culp, (allotted,) 320
Abraham Staruer, (bid withdrawn,) 274
8. Culp, " " 29S
Samuel Savldge, 395
Abraham bhipman, 4X0
Charles Garinger, 400
Samuel Garinger, 347
Philip Miuener, 000
G. W. Reefer, 390
S. L. Reefer, 449
Adtertisb. Dull times are the very beat for
advertiaors. What little is going on, they get ;
while others are grumbling, they pay their way, and
with a newspaper for a life-preserver, awiui on the
top of the water, while others around nrc sinking.
Merchant and others will find tbe American tho
best medium through which to advertise their goods,
RoBlEnr. On Tuesday night of lust week the
store of John M. Rine. at McKcu's I Falls.
Snyder county, was entered and robbed of about
$10 In money and a considerable amount of store
goods. A reward of $50 is offered for tho arrest and
conviotion of tbe robbers.
C. 8. Licenses. All U. S. licenses cxpiro on
tho first of May. Persons doing business and de
signing ita continuance, should not neglect to call
at once upon the Assistant Assessor and sign their
application for ronewal. The penalty for neglect of
taking out the said license prior to the day above
named is from S10 to $500.
Ladies' New Suoe Store. We call attention to
the advertisement of Mr. J. H. Jeffrie, who has
opened a new SboeStoro, near Gearbeart's Confec
tionery, Market street, in thisplaeo, and is prepared
to furnish ladies with tbo finest quality of work.
Having employed skillful aud experienced work
men he is enabled to till orders for custom work for
ladies and gentlemen. Mr. Jcflries was for a long
time a popular and obliging conductor on the Phila
delphia A Erie Railroad, und will undoubtedly sua
coed in bis new enterprise.
New CnURt'B. The Lutherans of Milton intend
building a new bouse of worship in that pluce during
tbe coming summer, on the site of their old church
on Mahoning street. The new building is to bo 46
by 80 feet, and is to cost about S12.000, of ahieh a
baudsomesuin has already been subscribed.
For the American.
TEMPERANCE.
Measr. Editor : We notice in lust issue of (in
zitte, resolutions passed by a certain Lodge or Order
of this place, which for want of chnrity aud siinplo
truth deserve a passing remark It is not our wish
to diaeuss the cause of temperance as represented by
that Order, nor show tbeir want of consistency from
the face of those resolutions as published by them.
So far from entertaining any ill-will against them ,
even alter this unfuir, uujust, and uncalled for at
tack, upon an able and conscientions minister, we
wish with bim, God speed, to their efforts. But we
cannot help regretting, thut tbo nuthor or authors of
those resolutions did not pay stricter attention to that
eloquent and unanswerable address of .March 3d,
lbfi7. Had they done so, they might have profited by
ita counsel, instead of permitting their prejudices so
far to overrule their discretion, as to display them
in the manner they did and thus expo.se thuiuaelves
to attack. How any sane mind could represent the
reverend gentleman a in any way advocating tho
cause of intemperance, is beyond comprehension to
speak in the mildest manner possible. Suoh an as
sertion on the part of this ordtr is as ungenerous as
unfounded. What spirit could prompt Buch gross
misrepresentation ? Do tho members of this Order
think uo good man dare differ with them ! Can tbey
believe that thev alono nre riuht ? Are their ret
schemes the only means of redemption ? Do they not
assert in these resolutions the very presumption which
the speaker on that occasion deprecated the plac
ing OI eartniy means aoove sticu a ire xfivine. vi nai
else do tbey mean when thev say of this ad lrc-j
''that it did I not reflect our principles and our faith,
the only safe and sure remedy '' for druuknesa. After
such a plain positive assertion, what inconsistency
to say," that you did no place the cause of temper
anoe before Christianity.'' "My Friends, look be
fore you leap."
Again, as tbe Rev. Gentleman did not request you
to endorse his views, and as tbey were conscientious
ly expressed in his own cburcb, to bis own members,
to professors of religion, some of whom are not per
haps members of your Order, but whose habits of so.
briety might contrast strangely and vastly for the
better with some of your own members, we must
say this attack of yours Is quite out of taste, and out
of place. Then too, when we refloat, that the best
organisations of your character, not many years aire
struggled to attain tbe same laudubla object with
yourselves, and failed; it it not enoutrli to create
at least some misgivings as to Die feusibiliiy of your
system ? The writer of this was once a strict mem
ber of the Son of Temperance, aud fondly hoped
that by its instrumentality drunkenness might be
swept from the land. How terrible the disappoint
ment. Surely you would not eall that error then
that would prompt us to look to a higher power and
His ordinance to constitute and determine the moans
bv which we are to baffle this great enemy of man
kind. IsitsWful to loos faith in temporal orgaui.
ationi?
But w do Dot wish to disparage your society. W
hop you may long continue, and accomplish much
good. But w do ask you, not to assume the whole
ground for youraelve, and preeute those who may
conscientiously differ from you. Notto be so illiberal
as to misrepresent those who are your luperlor both
in temperance and moral, (imply because tbey may
not be member of your order. Not to exeit oppo
sition and enmity where all was peaee and friendship,
by uoh uncalled for exhibition of temper. Notto
plac yourselves in antagonism to truth, Christianity,
and rood sens. Sucb a course will only result in
Injury to your order, which th writer would lament
L 1 . a. 1 . ,. U .11 ,L. mA It mm r.
IAS W WILD 11 ID DOUIIIUII9U -1 1 vu.
Tt.mmW rov friends, if von would be successful.
voahava more than enough to contend with. Do not
then attack your friends, who though they may differ
with you, yet would not binder you. Let us see you
hMMfler nnrsn tb ouiet aven tenor of vour own
way, humbly seeking to do good, that your deeda
asay shine io th hearts of those you have saved,
and not ia print tor th purpose of injury to other.
In tb greatest spirit of kindness, w recommend in
oka futur to vour whole order, for aalra and oarsful
consideration, theooad golden ruleof life as taught
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, of 'Ji ' "
j1 A Acpitob or MsaraSp, '67
P the Amtttoaa.
NofBtiBRRt.Air Tb Onhoriad Ootafern
omaao4 ia Koribuaibertaaul en Wtdoesday v-
olng, lOlk Inst., sritb aetmnn by Rev. Dr. Fumes,
of Philadelphia.. Ko report ean do juetloa to tail
diaoonrae. It wu oharaoterlstio of It auUmr, lb
ubjeot being the authority of tb personal oharaotor
of Jesus, and It andeavorad to present a oontmea
ground fur those eJUTerenoo whloh ar known to Pre
vail Jn tha Unitarian denomination.
On Thursday morning a prayer and aonfuranp
meeting was held.
Roporta, oa tho wbol favorable, wera mad from
tb various ohurohe and missionary stations in the
oonferente. The queaUon whether missionary work
should be oarrled on undor atrioUy Cnltariaa auspi
cos, or Id conjunction with tb Universalis and
other liberal ohristlan denominations, excited an
interesting discussion. It seemed to us that the ma
jority of the oonfefenoe favored tbe latter mode. Id
the evening a sermon wa preached by Rev Mr.
Nowell, of Germantown.
After a Tot of thank to tb people of Northum
berland for tbeir boapitality, the Conforenao ad
journed to meet with the cburoh in Baltimore on
tb tooond Wednesday of October next.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
' Settled at Lat." Not the tariff or ourroncy
question, but the weather and lh price of tbe suits
of Spring Clothing mad at Smiok's, Fourth street,
Sunbury. The former, beautiful and bright the
latter, beautiiul and cheap.
Fon A Man to say that he oan never change hi
opinion Is either to imply that be Is too obstinate to
be taught by experience, or that be claims infalli
bility. It is but necessary to visit Harry Tbacher's
Boot i Shoe Store, In Plexsanis' buildiug, Market
street, to convince the must obdurate person that be
koeps the oheapost and best stock iu Sunbury.
- i
Thb Continental Ahead! Tho enterprising
proprietor of the Continental Clothing Basaar, Mar
kctSuuare, has introduced anew feature in that
ostukli!hment in the way of a manufacturing du
partuiont, by which he is enabled to muke to order
the very latest styles of meu's and boys' clothing.
He has eng.iged the serviced of one of tha moat ex
periencod cutters, and patrons can rely on being
well suited." Call at the Bntuur and see Ihebuu
piles of spring and suinmor cisshueres, Ac, and
learn the prices.
Tns mun who "don't take the papers," but who
observed one of Petroleum V. Nashya letters in a
borrowed paper, expressed surprise that Naby was
tibt turned out of "orfiV' for writing the way he
doc Everybody should take the paper and learn
the fact that Jacob O. liock, at his establishment
on Fourth street, makes the oheapost and best fitting
Spring suits that can be hud in Sunbury.
A Mistake. A cotemporary, in a late issue, says
"there is a man in our town who is too laty to catch
a cold." The man has since been heard from and
informs the editor that bo succeeded in catching a
bad cold probably on accouut of not having one of
tbe durable suits of clothing which are made to order
at J. F. Sbaefler's, N. W. corner of Third and Mar
ket stieots, Sunbury.
PcNcn says: "We do not believe in spiritualism
or magic, but the other day a veracious witness ac
tually saw a young man turn into a public house "
That is nothing strange. Every day hundreds of
people turn into Wm. II. Miller's Excelsior Bout k
Shoo Store, Market street, and they always coma
out safely, notwithstanding tbe heavy loads of goods
they oarry away.
Married or Simole, tho "engaged" or enga
ging, who aro anxious to proourc a fuithful and ele
gant likeness, lit the sinullest outlay of money, would
do well to call at Byerly's Pholugruph Gallery, in
Siuipwu's building, Market street. His pictures
are pronounced by competent judges to bo equal to
any produced by tho best operators in our large
cities.
GiiEAT Excitrm ext and astonishment la caused
by tho wonderful cures of croup by the use r.f
Blade's Lubricators. In cases whero every other
remedy ha failed they have proved successful.
Families having children subject to croup or iWiuo;)
ing cough should not be without a box of the Lu
bricators. They are sold by all druggists. iil
Life Insurance. ' Among nil the contrivances
of men to protect the family circle from want, none
can be found tuuro simple iu its cbaructor, nnblu in
its features, or certain iu its results, than Li To Insu
rance. It is tbe prop which the dying husband
leaves to support tho wife of his bosom. It is the
unseen hand of the provident father reaching from
the grave, and still nourishing his offspring und
keeping together the family group. By it tha
faithful son protects his aged parents, even where
he has precedod them into eternity ; through it the
bonest debtor satisfies his conGding creditors, when
fate seemed leo-st propitious. In a moral and world
ly sense, it is one great weapon by v. hieu to rub
death of its sting." .
Jacob Siiipban, I'ire and Lift Insuranrs Agent,
Sunbury, Pa.
To Claim Auextm. Blunks for tho collec
tion of '-Claim of Private Soldiers and Non-Coin-missioned
Officers,'' under tbe lute Act of Congress,
equuliiing bounties, have been printed and aro now
fur ale at (ho An Blue AS office. We keep ou baud
a full supply of nil kinds of military blanks, which
wu sell very cheap. They arc copied from blanks
prepared in tho Departments at Washington, und
can bo relied on for correctness. Orders from a dis
ance will recoive prompt attention.
MARRIAGES.
On the 9th inst., at Be ran ton, Luierne county. Pu .
by Itev. T. F. Zi ltd man, Mr. James M. Anita-and
Miss Slsab A. Iukiels, both of this place.
fctj.MU ICV MARl.I'l'ti.
Corrected Weekly fop the "Amerioan."
Wheat Flour, extra family, per burrot,
do du do do perowt.
Rye Flour, per bbl.
do par cwt.
Wheat, prim red .per bushel,
Rye, do
Corn, sew do
Out, do
Potatoes, do
Lried Punches, pared per pound
do do unpared do
Pried Apples, do
$16 00
a oa
10 00
6 61)
3 VI)
1 20
00
60
B0
40
25
16
3 10
Mf
20
2o
20
22
lo
14
1.1
ID
60
lined Cowries, (unstoned,) per bu.
Butler.
per pound,
per doien,
per pound,
Uo
do
do
do
do
do
per pair
Eggs,
Cheese,
Lard,
Hums,
Shoulder,
Beef, bind quarter,
' front '
Mutton,
Chickens,
Kbajnokln Coal Trade,
Ebamobim, April 13, 1847.
Tons, Cwt.
Sent for week ending April 13, 9,987 00
Par last report, D,b6f) 04
109.855 04
Ul,7tl 00
To (am Urn last year,
Decrease,
3,123 18
Special Notices.
" Bright tb tun ber eye all gater strike,
Aud lik the sun they shine on ail alike i
That graceful ease, that sweetness void of pride,
M 'Kb t bid her fanlu, if belle bad fuull to bid;
If to her share aoue feiaals errors fall,
Look to her glorious bair, and you'll forget them
. all."
Eb probably use "Barrett1 Vegetabl Hair R
torativ," which is aa infallible remedy for prema-
turo grey bair, baldness, and most of th ill th
' . 7 . .
I M bw W'
moat tleguit toilet articl that
' nou should b will
itbout
lie metrical JnsMutc
FOR, HPEOIAL OABE8,
fo. 14 Head f met New York.
Pull Information, with tha highest testimonial
also a Book oo BtmnlMl Disease, in a snaled envelop
tint free. I t'lte sure snd send for them, and yon
will not regret it for, a advertising phyalolana are
gnnaraity Impostor, without referenoea no stranger
should be LruMod. Fnolnm a ataaip for pacta;, and
direct to DR. LAWHKNCK, Mo. 14 Bond (tract,
New Vork.
Nov. If, IBM ly
0
NB PRIOR CLOTJIIStJ.
JONES'
OLD ESTABLISHED
O.AK PKIl'K
CLOTHING HOUSE,
UOA Market Street,
On door above Sixth, Philadelphia.
For manv vears this Establishment has done busi
ness ou tbe One I'rioe hys.ein, and we believe wo
are the only Clothing House in the oity that strictly
dheros to this piinuiple. Wo have earned a repu
tation which wo are proud of, for good taste in soleot
good style and substantial material, and Dot less
important, for having all our goods,
mXTICA HXLIi 91 AD 12.
We employ the best tulent, for Cutters, and our
Goods are of both kinds Fashionable and plain
so that all tastes oan bo suited. Tho prioea are the
very lowest, as any one by a moment a thought must
ee, or olhorwise we could not meet the competition
of our neighbors, for as no deductions are ever made,
we must put our price down to tb advantage wo
promise.
The people may depend, this is the true plan upon
which to do business, and many a duller oan be
savod to Clothing buyers by keeping in mind
JONES'
ONE PKIC1! CLOTHING HOUSE,
C04 Market Strrcot, Philadelphia,
Not on the Cornor, but ono door above Sixth.
March 2.1, laT.7. ly
Colon Meimcines should bo so compounded that
they can be tnken "little and often." It is tho
throat und uhest, not the stomach, that is affected.
This is one great secret of the suoocss of Cob's
Cul'iiii Hai.kam, Try it. All dealers sell it.
tVJA Yot'KU Lady returning to her country home
after a sojourn of a few months in tho City, was bard
ly recognised by her friends. In p'.nce of a coarse,
rustic, hushed luce, she had a soft ruby complexion
of almost tuarblo smoothness, and instead of twenty
three she really appeared but eightecu. Upon in
quiry us to tho cause of so great a change, she plain
ly told thuiu that she used ihe 4 Irclltoiilil
tfi.iliil. and considered it an iuvuluable acquisition
to any Lady's toilet. By its use any Lady or Gentle
man can improve their persoual ap euratiue nil hun
dred tol.t. it is simple in its combination, as Nature
herseil is simple, ywi unsurpassed in ita efheacy iu
drawing iuipuriiiea from, also bulling, cleansing and
beautifying the skin and complexion. By its direct
action ou tbe cuticle it draws iroui it all its impuri
ties, kindly healing tho saute, and leaving tho sur
face as Nature intended it should ba, clear, soft,
smooth unci beautiful. Price $1, sunt by Muil or
Express, ou receipt of an order by
W L. CLAKii & CO., Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayette St., Syruousu, N. V.
The only American Agents for the sale of the sumo.
February Iti, loti?. ly
IlKt.MIKH.U'S KXTK MM' 111 CIIU und loiir..ved
lose V,ih curi s sei-ret itml dehcute disorder m i.ll their
Slimes, hi !m:e expense, hllle or no clunge III diet. I o in
convenience Hud uo exi'nuie. It is iltasimt III liste mid
inIoi, iiiimediiile lu its action, and f.'ee Irnin ali inju
nous pr .,erhes. iitli'J'li7 ly
Vis.tir'N I2alhiiin !' Wild 41iTiy.
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup,
Whonping Coughs, Quiuy, and the numerous us
well as duugcruus diseases of the Throat, Chest and
Lungs, prrvuil in our changeable climate at nil
seasons of tho year ; few are fortunate enough to es
cape their baneful influence. How important then
to have at band a certain antidote to all these com
plaints. Experience proves that this exists in irj
tar's Balaam to an extent not found ill any other
remedy ; however severe the suffering, tho npplica-
i tiouof this southing, healing und wonderful Balsam
ut once vanquishes the disease and restore the suf
i furor to wonted health.
Mi. JOHN BUNTO.
Or Raldwin, CiiEMcxh CorNTV, N. Y. writes :
I was urged by a neighbor to get ono bottle of the
f Ral'uiu for my wife, being assured by hiin that in
1 c.iu it did not piuducu good ellects. he would pay
fortbe bottle himself. On the sircngtliof such prao
! tical evidence of its merits, I procured a bottle. My
wife ut this time was so low with what the Physicians
, teruie i Ska i Hi Coxsoit'TloN as to be unable to raise
! herself from (tie bed, couching constantly and ruis- I
ing more or less blood, i commenced giving the
Balsam ui directed, and was so much pleased with
its operation tiiat 1 obtained another bottlo, and con
tinued giving it. Before this bottlo was entirely
usod, sbo ceased coughing and was strong enough to
sit up. Tho tilth bottle entirely kestoiieii huh TO
health, doing that which scverul physioiana had
tried to do hut hud failed."
Prepared by Sl.1'11 W. FOWLE A SON, 18 Tre
muni St., Boston, und fur sale by Druggist generally.
Ir. I.UtiOL, of Paris, one of tbe most eminent
Chemists of Lurupe, said :
"The must astounding results may be anticipated
when iodine can be dissolved ill pure water."
Ir. Jl. Auders, after fifteen years of scieutiflo re
search and experiment, has succeeded in dissolving
one und one quarter grains of iodine to eaeb fluid
ounce of water, and tbo most astounding results have
followed its use, particularly iu Scrofula and diseases
therefrom. Circulars free
Dr. 11. Anders' Iodine Water is fur sale by J. P.
1'iu-iuoie, 30 Ley Street, New Vork, and by all
AUgglSlS;
LILLMBOLDS FLUID KXT1UCT
IS CJaX:3 st JB. XLJ
Is a certain cure foi discuses of the
BLAUDKH, KIDNKYt. liltAVKL, DltOPSY, OR
OA.MC WBAKNKSS, FKM ALE COMPLAINTS,
CtNL'KAL UKBILITY,
and all diseases of the
I R1NAIIY Ort5AN9,
whetliij exisling in
MA1.K OU FEMALE,
from whatever cuuse origuiatiug and uo matter of
HOW LO.0 STANDING.
Diseases of thfse nrcaus require the use of a diuretic.
If uo Irrutinent is sutnttitteU to, Consumption ur liisail.
ily limy ensue. Our Flesh and Llood aie suppoitcd from
ttiese sources, and the
HEALTH AND II A P PI NESS,
and
lliulof Fosleiity, depends upon prompt use of a reliable
leiuedy.
1111. MUOCD'B EXTRACT BUCIIC,
Eiluhhklied upwutds of Iti yours, preyed by
is. r. iii.i.Mimi.o,
Diauuisr,
blA Broadway, New Ymk. and
i 4 South luili Street, I'hilaueipliia, V.
March 2, IMP. ly
Ii-. NclieitcU'M I'uluioulc Nyrut.
This grout medicine cured Dr. J. II. Schenck, the
Proprietor, of Pulmonary Consumption, when it had
assumed it most formidublo aspect, and when
speedy death appeared to be inevitable. His phy
sicians prououuued bis ouse incurable, whenbecoin
menoed the use of this simple but powerful remedy.
His health was restored iu a very short time, and uo
return of the disease has been apprehended, for all
the symptoms quickly disappeared, aud his present
weight is more than two buudred pounds.
Since his recovery, he bos devoted bis attention
exclusively to the cure of Consumption, and the dis
eases which are usually complicated wilh it, aud tha
cures effected by bis medicines have beeu very nu
merous and truly wouderful. Dr. Schuuuk make
professional visit to several of the lurger cities
weekly, whore ho ba a large concourse of patients,
aud it is truly astonishing to see poor consumptive
that have to be lifted out of iheir carriages, and in a
few mouths healthy, robust persons. Da Scuenck'i
PULMONIC SYRUP, SEAWEED TONIC, and
MANDRAKE PILLS, are generally all required
in curing Consumption. Full directions acoompsny
each, so that auy one oan take them without seeing
Dr. Schenck, but when it is convenient it is beat to
see him. He give adviue free, but for a thorough
examination with bia ltespiromotcr bis fee 1 three
dollar.
Pleas observe, when purchasing, that lh two
likenesses of the Doctor one when in the last stage
of Uontumption, and the other as be now is, in per
fect health are on the Uosernment stamp.
bold by all Druggist and Dealers. Price $1.50
per buttle, or (7.60 the half doien. Letter for ad
vice should always be directed to Dr. Schenok't
Principal Office, No. 15 North oth Str eet, 1'hiladel
phis, Pa.
general Wholesale Agents; Dema Barnes A Co.,
N. Y. ; d. 8. Uanoe, Baltimore, Md. ; JohuD. Park,
Cincinnati, Ohio ; Walker A Taylor, Chicago, IU. ;
Collin Bros., bt. Louis, Mo.
Oct. 20, 1067. 3d w. aa. mo. I yr.
TAKBNU MOKR VMPI.EASAM V ANU .UNSAFE
REMEDIES) fur aupleasaut and daiMratOus diseases. Us
liint'u.a'sEsiAc 11 ho an lxraoisr-R m Wwa.
.March J, lee).-))'
i itch i i ron
SCRATCH 1 SCRATCH t SCRATCH !
WHEATO'8 OINTMENT
Will Car the Itch la 4 nouns.
Alio eure rULT RHf.CBf, ULCER. C'lfL.
PLAIN,, and all ERUPTIONS OK TUX KKIN
PrioeftOeeuts. For anl by the draggtsta. By aend
ing M cents to WEEKS i POTTER, hole Agents.
170 Washington (tree, Boatoa, it will b forwarded
by mall, iree of postage, to aoy part of the United
Stat. J W 'tinT
Ltjnovr 1 by Ocallny.
Madam E. V. Thorktok, the great English As
trologiat, Clairvoyant And Payobomatrioian, who ha
aatouuhed the (oiontil 1 ol oases of th Old World,
ba now looated hersel at Hudson, N. V. Madam
Thornton poaeasosiuo i wonderful powers of second
light, as to enable her to Impart knowledge of the
greatest importance to the single or married of either
oe. While in a state of tranco, she dolinoate the
very feature of tb person v'hi are to marry, and
by the aid of an instrument of inteua power, known
aa the Psyohorootrope, guarrantees to produce a life
like picture of the future husband or wife of tbe
applicant, together with date of marriage, poaltion
tn lire, loading trails of oharaotor. Ac This i no
humbug, as thousand of testimonials oan assort.
bhe will send, when desired, a certified certificate, or
written guarantee, that tho picture is what it pur
ports to be. By enclosing a small lock of hair, and
stating plaoe of birth, age, disposition and com
plexion, and enclosing fitly cent aud stamped en
velope addrcased to yourself, you will reccivo the
picture and dosired information by return mnil All
communications sacredly confidential. Address in
conlidonoe, Madam L. F. Toorrtost, P.O.Box
223, Hudson, N. i feb lfl-'07.1y.
A Cough A Cold or
Sore Throat,
REO.CIRK IB MEDIATE ATTENTION,
AND SnoOLD IB CnBCKED.
IP ALLOWED TOCORTINCR,
Irrltiillon of the Innsi,
A IVrniiinrnt Throut
UixoaMO, or Con.
niatiiption
IS OfTEK TUB ItESCLT.
n It o XV s
II It O N V. II I A I' K U
UAVINO A D111ECT IHPLl'EMCE TO TDE FARTS,
DIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
ForBronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Consump.
tlve and Throat Diseases,
Troches are used with always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Trorhf useful in olcoring tho voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving the
throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal organs.
The Troches are recommended nnd prescribed by
Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent
nion throughout tho country. Being an article of
truo merit, and having proved their efficacy by a test
of lniiuy yours, each your llnds Ihcui in new locali
ties in vnrious parts of tbo world, and the Trocht
aro universally pronounced better than other ar
ticles. OiiTAiNonly "Bnows'a Biionciiial TnocnES,"
and do not take any of the Worthless Imitations that
mnv be offered Nold Everywhere.
Nnvomber 21, 18rt0. 6m
HKLMUOLD'S CONCENTUATtD EXTRACT
iiueiiu
Is the Great Diuretic.
Ildmlold's Concentrated Extract Sitrajarilla
. Is the Gieat Blood Purifier.
It 'th are pieparcd acrotdinR to rules of Ph.nmary aud
Clieintstr;. and aie the musiaclive that can be made.
Match II, lf8?.-ly
Wonder! til lnt True.
Madame Remisoton, tho world-returned Astrolo
uist and Somnambulistic Clairvoyant, whilo in a
cluirvovaut state, delineates the verv features of
tho person you nre to marry, and by the aid of an
instrument of intense power, known as tho Psycho
notrone. iiunrantecs to produce a norfect and life
like picture of the future husband or wife of tho
applicant, with date of marriage, oocurntion, load
inir traits of oharaoler. Ac This is no imposition, as
testimonials without number can assert. By statin
place of birth, age, disposition, color of eyes an
hair, and enclosiug fifty cents, nnd stamped envelope
addressed to yourself, you will receivo tho picture
by rulurn mail, togather wilh desired information.
ljr Address iu ooufidence. MahamE Ukiitiicdb
Remivgtub, P. O. Box 2J7, West Troy. N. Y.
Icblti-JJ.ly
Free lo Kvcrybudy.
A Large 6 pp. Circular, giving information of the
greatest importance to the young of both sexes.
It teaches how the homely may become boautiful,
the despised respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady or gcntlcmuu shoul4 fail to send
their address, and reccivo a oupy, post-paid, by re
turn mail.
Address P. O. Druwor, 21, Troy, N. Y.
Something
New
Nothing New
A.ND
GOOD NEWSI
The splundid assortment of QOOLS at tb
MAMMOTH STORE
or
j! V. I KIMU tV SOM,
18 NEW,
but it ia Nothing New for them a they are always
gelling up NEW GOODS.
COO ID NEWS,
to the people of SUNBURY, for they have purchas
ed them good low and aro soiling them at very
nam smsio
We are determined to sell our Goods at Low
Prices and defy competition.
Wekeepthe hvnl quality of 4ool and
sell them as low aa the secoud quuUlies) aro
sold by other dealers.
Come aud exumiue our Stock; and Learu qur
No charge for Bhowing Gooils. That
is our business an J we take pleasure
ia doing it,
Feeling very thaukful to lh publio fur their very
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon ua, w
feel confident of retaining their custom, by a Slriot
adherence to Ibe rules we have adopted.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
The Mammoth fit ore.
Market Square, 2 door east of the New Court Douse,
bTNBURY, PA.
J. W. FRILISfg A SON.
gujibury, Marub 30, 1807.
Coachmakers.
AT7E ar (ellins- Rims. BDokas. Hubs
Spring,
V Canvas, Bolu, Clips, Axle, A., very low
y ion
a Large Stock at
CONLEY A CO
Sunbury, March 30, 1W7.
ChlldrH' C'urriHf-.
WE would sail tb (ttenUuo or tho wanting
Child ' Carriag. to our new and large aaturl
ment comprising new anl beautiful style.
J li CON'LEV CO
NO TU U TO FAKJIICK.
TOREIHOT0N & ffODOKI N 8
MAStjFAorrjRErcs or
TK A. "W S O M" E
SLTEJV PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
A 5 the rcartn Is at hand, we offer to the farmers
x 1 our super-rnoapnate, wniou a a luriuitur mr
Wheat. Corn, Oats, Potatoes, Grass, Ao., cannot b,
excelled, and warrant it a permanent improver of
ALL KINDd OF SOIL,
(not excepting any.) It does sot ant u a simple
stimulant for ono crop only, but is lasting in its uffouts,
which can bo proved by the fanners of Chester and
adjoining counties of this fitute. Also of theal
jocent oounties of I'elawars and Maryland, who
nave used our manufaoturo for tho last 8 years.
We ask a trial this spring, c .oti tont that those
who puruhass, will continue tn patrouite.
For Wheal 300 lbs. per sora drilled or sown broad
cast, For Corn liO to 200 lbs. per sore dropped in hill, at
planting.
For Oats ISO lbs. per acre sown broadcast.
For Potatoes 40U lbs. per acre scattered in row.
Far Grass, 200 lbs. per acre aaa top dresser.
This quantity ou Grass lands, will produo an in
crease iu first crop of 1 Io 1 1 tons per sore.
OIVE IT A TRIAL.
We know that the rosult will be satisfactory.
Sold in Barrels and Bugs, nt $J7 per 20C0 lbs , tt
our new
ilIiisinltK'iory, Ijist SurKrt Street.
Alan shipped to all point oo the Phll'a. A Erie,
Northern Central, l.nokuwnnu 4 Bloomsbuig aud
Shauiukiu Valley Railroads.
J. E. TORRIKOTON,
EU. 1101)0 K IO d.
Sunbury. March IB, 13o7.
T. S. SHANNON,
Protlol
Watchmaker
AND
JEWELER,
From PHILADELPHIA.
In Simpson 'a Building, Maiket Sunro,
S'JiTB'JP.Y. PZ1T1T'..
HAYINd become the fucecor of Mr. A. L'. Sa
vauk, he would respectfully solicit the custom
of the citizens in general. Hoping by atrict atten
tion to business that they will lnvor him wiih tuci,
putrouage.
Mr. b has been counocted for tho post ten year
with some ot tho best houses in the city, in tlie
Watchmaking trade, nnd all work entrusted to hia
caro will bo dona with promptness and dispatch, aud
warranted to givo entire satisfaction.
liis stock of American, Swiss Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry and Silverware, will be sold as low as can
be purchased in tho city, und of tho first qimlity
Particular attention "paid to tho repairing of Pino
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
I'f All orders promptly filled. Masonic Marks
made to order. j
Sunbury, March 2, 1SB7
W .FSL37.
WITH
T II A C II E R & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALER IX
Boots Shoes & Trunks,
No. 10, North 4th St.,
V II1L A DEL IMII A.
March 2. 1S07.
Yi.vo B'oir?riB:.
HANDSOMU, Dnc-toncd, now, and price low
Iufjuiro at this tlihje.
CONSUMmOfJAJflji; CUiitLV
THE TBL'K REMEDY AT LAST DISCOVERED.
l.'plasini'H I'i-i'mIs Jlj'iit 4 lire.
Prepared from tbo formula of Prof. Tr-msseau, of
Paris, cure CWuiuilin,Lung Lisejscs. Lionchitij,
Dyspepsia, Murusuiua, Uenerul Debility and all nmr
bid ounditionsof the system depeiideni on de ficiency
of vital force. It is plcunaut to tu.'te, and n single
bottle will convince the most skeptical of its viiuiu
us the groat healing remedy of tha ago. $1 u hot.
lie, or six bottles fur fa. bunt by Express. Pold by
S. C. L'PUAM, No. Hi South Ei'lilTH fticei,
PhiluUulpiiiu.
And all principal Druggists. Circulaii scut frc.
Murcb 2, lotir. 3iu
Adiuiiiilr;i tor's .Ali o.
NOTICE is hereby given that letlers of admir.fs
tration having been grunted to the undersigned
on tho estate of Kobert W. Brooks, late of the Borough
of Sunbury, Northumberland coun'y, Pa., deceased.
All persons inuebied are requested to muke immedi
ate payment, and thoae having claims to present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
J. B. MALsEU. Adiu'r.
Sunbury, March 9,1S57. til
AGENTS WAKTED "
$200 PER MONTH
Female Agents, to introduce a Now an l Useful lu-
veutton, ot auoltito utility in every household
Agents preferring to work on Coininitvsion can earn
from $20 to $i0 per day. Eur full particulars en
close stamn. and nddrefet
W. U. WILSON A CO., 131 Arch St., Phila., pa.
March JJO.IBOT- 2m
Executor's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters testamenta
ry having beeu grouted to tho undersigned, ou
lueesluto of Clarinda tirant, late of the borough of
tiiinbury, Northumberland county. Pa., deceased.
All persons indebted to sail estate are requested to
make iniined ate payment, und those having claims
to present them for settlement.
BE.NJ. 1ILNDR1CKS, Eitcutor.
Sunbury, March Itf, lbtij. Ot
18G7. SFRING7 18GtV
E Y U E & L A N D E L L,
FOURTH A ARCH Streets, P21ILAD A , PA
ARB oi'EM.sa ron si'iiinu of 1S07.
3 Cases Select Shades of SILKS.
Fashionable PLAID SILKS
BISM ARK. the New Color SILK.
Best BLACK SILKS, in Town.
PLAID INDIA SILKS. I'erfoot
New Spring DliESS GOODS,
New Style Spriug CHINTZES,
ORGAN DILoot Newest Styles.
Steel-Colored poplins, for Suits.
N. B. Staple Housekeeping Gondv, Fresh Stock
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Tweed, tor Youlls.
P. &'. MEKCHANI'3 in search of scarce an I de
sirable Ooods will finl it their interest to call aud
examine our Stoek.
March 30, 1S67. f,w
PERSONS having unrocnrdol Deeds are remind
ed that they must t o recorded, according to tho A:t
of AssemOlv wliicn nquires IU. it-
"All deeds nnd conveyances for real estate in this
Commouwealih, shall he recoided in tiie ofUce lor
Recordini: Dcods in tlie County where the lands lie
within six months ufter theexeeutiouofsuch deeds
and conveyance; aud everv such deed anl convey
ance nut recorded as aforesaid, shall be judged
FRAl'DL'LENT AND VOID agaiust any subsequent
Suruhiuerfor a valuable consideration unless uch
eeds bo recorded before the rocording of the deed
or conveyance under wbichsuchsuUeuent purchas
er or mortgage shall claim."
Those having old Deeds will proht by paying
strict attention to the above.
March 23, 1007.
Atlintullralor'H Auitt'C.
LK.TTI'.Rrt of Joioiiioaii .a ou Iheetnita of CaOmrme
Uiuigliarl, dveeuked, Inlrly ol DeUwaia towusiup,
Nnithuiiiorilaod eouuty, navoig beeu grauled ni the un
dersigned, by the Kryister of said c.'Uuiy. All peiaiis
indebted lo the aamc will in-itie immediate pnyiiient, and
those haviu claiuia against tlie same, will prisuil tfuni
tiuly authruiicutcd.
1. W WKICKS, Adruiiilstratnr
Delnwsietwp.. March 16, 1X7 H
4.i:.vi n n'Aii:ii7
I ."OR GRKK.l.EV'r) HiSToav I'usniK. EsTatoapt
1 At lirroarnaiTY! tMABi-iai u biixi: !
This History eontulna aeruuiits ol l-.ul one hundred
Bttlllea not genrntllv found m tlie 4iier wurk on tha Ke
belhon, evsu ia IhoM must waWly ciiculatcd. Now that
OaaiLiT's Hmroav is eaupleied, us r.'uiaiiiy ia grean-i
thaucver bd ne, and sell with arapulny which iiwltra il
the moat vaiuahle work for Cu"VHaara vei publisiied.
Addieas O l. CAbE CO., puti.ulirn, at tlailloid,
Coun , CJevelaud, Ohio, or Delioit, Mu-b.
March 10. 1Q7 41.
JRON A largs tsaortuieot of lb beat uanufoo
. lured
ars. JIoop. Band, Round and fcViuure
Iron, Nail Rods, Cast 6ictJ. Blistur
Steel, Drill Steel, Horse Shoes, llorw Nuili,
Anvil, Bellow. Vioos, Uawmeis,
Sledges, Rupsmnd Files, t
. . CONLEY A CO 3.
1.10R Saddler, w have Saddle Tree. Bitu. Buck
lea. Gig Trees, Pad Trees, llanea, all kinds aud
every thing pwlaluing lo the buiiue", for at bv
J. U I'l.NlEY 4 10
I mmSfJU.
P'TWIT O AM.E 5T txlt TRETV,
TisisMs KtiiaM lrnllit, ftkrwlw,
LCLCINq P LA NTH, AC, FOR TUB SPR1NO
0 IttfT .
We offer ttt th pros- nt asun, luge ti scan
blete aaeurliaeat at Hl'KsLHi' biOCK. oiWaOtX.
a Ivgo variety of 'tliiift;, wntl-grtora fre, aOaxi
we ul prepared Io lorniUi at II, uu.ej priors,
and to w'Mclj miu it ;i-niiv:i -I 1 tun Grow
ers and PiuCtora.
Futit Tnrna, V'jies, j Laoh. Pr do. Pr 100
Standard apple, 4 years old,
leading kinds, f.;0 13 ii 125 CO
Dwarf Syeorsuld,
(on Paradise.) SO 6 M) 40 00
Crab Apples, 2 and 3 year oM 64 till 4U W
u, "" 'f n
Sl??"11,1",nitl year.
old Ut 6 .SO M Of
Dwarf Pesrs, 2ye:-.ra old i'J 0 00 44 Kt
Standard CbnrriH, 2 years oil 00 0 00
A'wari Vyriorrina, x years old Oil O inj
Standard Peaobes, I year obi SO 3 &
do do Hale' Early,
1 year old 40 4 00
do do on Plum ?.' tt 00
Dwarf du do 7i B 00
Apricots, do 75 8 CO
Apriuots, on Polish do dO
Van Bureu's Uoldati D'f Peath 1 lij 10 111
Noctiirines and Almonds Ml 0 00
Standard Pluuis, ou Plum 75 ft IK1
:6 c
30 Oi
SO 0
40 0
61 0
Dwart do on do "i 8 00
N. II. Extra sized trees of man; of above can I
furnished at extra pribo.
Currants anJ G. elirries M II So Is 1
rtasptitrriesnnd BlacslieirirB td SOU
Slrawl'Srne tV. Alh.iiiy,Trion'ph t
Ono!, Ac t
nusveil'a Prolific, Goitien 1
Soedid, !
Lion's Wlnte, Cutter I
o, J M
Jucuu.l (Kir-B" 7)
A0-iiCjltuuji,
f.a L'oiistmite, Mead's
feedlini, N.J, rVmlet, 1 t CO
Grspes C-ilinvba. laideila and Clinton,
1 fiai, 1st rhis, it 9 50 15
Concnid, t year, ll class, ou S OO Vt
Vum, llurti.ad Prolific, e , 1 year,
I si cVitt, 7S 7 00
Delaware. Helpers. 4c-. 1 vr 1st e'us 1 IKI 0 (XI
Aileu's At Holer's Hybrids, i yr 1st eins t M til in
loan, IsrAetl:, & Aitinud:c, 1 y, itt cuts tir le !
Fnretiru vniit'lies, leading kinds 7ft 6 00
Porenzu VKilieH. new kinds 00 to 3 to
II. ()'a,cr liy d zoi ks, and StiHwrlierrw b 1
or I0D limited i'oa'ace Free, at ab ive pilees.
ORAMENT.U,TrKK9 AND SHHl'Il"
Shade Tites, Ltwiliog kinds, 8 to 10 fttt St each SiO
975 per tiunrlicd.
Deciduous Oniiinii'Miul Treef. a fine e.ivtrri.iit f.O to J
li U()M lo 0!) pi rdi. , III no i.i7.1 On j,er lis).
Decido 'us tlriititiiioiuil tnratis. il'i in&Ct-i each, t if
SoO per d i. ) IMi 1 40 ou per handled
CIl'nli.Mi; Oruninriital Mirut, ii In "(J each, 1 JO 10 !
per d iz, 'iu 00 lo 4ti 00 per bundled. r
MISCi:i.I,ANKOU9, Each Per dm Per
Knelish Wslnuts k SpnlS Chesii't SO
Dowiniic's Kwiherifim vlulherry I
nnd Dwarf Prolific Wuluut J I 00
ANpantitis Itimts
Itliularl, MyiiM'a l.lnnaes i3
Amir. Ailii-rvilre, lu heileti'
& on
10 00
t on i
20 no to a
Oi'igeOtuoee, lor iieaniir, $'i per 1,0' 0
Packintz d me in tiie U'sl nnii'KT, in toVi ir hns.s
wlncli a tii'idcnite rh.irce is made ids are prorr
forwirdfd tiv 1'ixpresp, or Kiiilroild, ttill pnm's Des
tive Catularacs mailed tiisiip'ir ints. eiii-inin.ir storr-ps
LDW'D J KVANt 4
YOr.lt, I'eiinsylvnu
March SI, t&67 - Ira
i FALL TRADE, 1M0 ! FALLTRADE.lbM
cf L.L.1Z IUI S
'5 70ULD r"prclfiillv oill the u'ti-rltn
3 V the public to Ler'LAKOE and NEW
ASRORTSILNT or
a Fancy andDomcstia Dry Good
J Itrch JootI,
P, 01 all kinds ur.d ftyles in great VaiL
" rOPilNb AliD MKIUNOS,
3 Blajk, liraen, Bin. Wine. Brown. Purple, i
I q Iu AII-NNo d I'iuidi Delaius, Culicocs,
i &c, wo have au aornieul.
' S The btwt Black Allpac-ns, oH-wool IH
Poplins.
tm, Vhitb:--.Goodt.
C Cambrio, Fwl.s. Nainsook aud Juoooel M
lm?, I'iuii.y, Bird-Eye Lineu andTowlin;
- Berlin and American Zephyrs, CLeil
Wool, Caebmcre Vams, Ac.
X 17::letioral akirlx,
i (ium Cloth. L'resi Trimmings. Hofi
R flluves, llu ip-Si.ii t, Coiictt.-, ItibloiK,
k ooleu tioo.l.
C LADIES' CI.OI II CLOAKS A.C0AT3
lied U loves, of tbo bent quality, and a pi
vaiirty of goods too nnuicrous io mor.tlon
j of which will bo sold at tbo very lowed
oarli. M. L. L'AZARU
g Sunbury Oct. 17, 1?55.
FLOUR & FEED STC
wuoi.i:.Lh: ..ixi) retail
THE subS'Tiher respectfully informs the
that he keeps constantly on hand at u
WAREHOUSE, near th Sh uuokin Volley K
Depot, in SL'NIll'RY, Flour by the barrel an
01 ail kinds of Feed by the ton
The nliuve is all niuuiifaclured at bis owl
and will be sold ut tho lowes t csh prices.
.1 M. CADWALLADE
Sunbury, April 1. l.HOfV
iUNBUEY liuiLDISG L0T
IN J. W. CAKE'S Addition to the Box
Sunbury, for Salo on reasonable terms.
Apply to It. K. II. AWL
SOL. BROS 101
Sunbury
Or P. W. BHEAFER, Potisvilio, Tu.
Nov. 2t, lb66.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
rililE undersigned offers at private sale the
X ing valuable real estate, tdtuiito in the 1
Sunbury. Into the property of Thomas Uobinc
The Hotel Propeny on Front itrect, with
outbuildings, Ac, lately occupied by F;
Spacht
A vulunble Hr,u?c and Lot on Market Si
gutber with all the outbuildings.
For further particulars apply to
JOHN U. MAUKLE, Exe
Feb. 10, IS07-lw Sunbur-
JOHN B0WMAP
No. 704 ARCH STRI
rillLADELPIIIA,
MANL'PACTCHCR AND DEALER I
SILVER &PLATEDW-
Our Goous me JtcitU-(i!y tlie ilioap.
City tor
Tllh'I.i: S"I.tTI.', .1 Sty.
July 7tb. lS)3.-lyc
ei. hoop Miners.
NEW SPRING STYLES, -OLitOwsM
embracing every New and Desirable size.
Miape of Plain and Trail Hoop f-kirts, 2, i
2 .i-1. o. 3 1-4. :i 1-2. 3 3-4 and 4 ds.. rour .
length and s t o W aiit ; in every reaped Kir
j ,v, u,lJ t'"Pa"v adapted to moot the want
Clots nnd most fusbionulile Trade.
oik Ow n ant," of Hoop Skirts, are
I more elastic, more durable, aud Really Che;
uuy utber make of either Single or Doubl
! Skirt in the American Market Ihey are
! ed in every respect, and wherever introdi
universal rtuiirtaotion. ihey are now beiu
sively tnild by Retailers, aid every Lady
them.
As for ''Hopkiu'a Own M ike." at.d see t
Skirl is Stumped "W. T HOPKIN S MA
TUBER. 02S ARCU Street, P1I1LAD'
others aro lionuine. A Cutulogue eoutaini
Sue und Retail Prices, seul lo any uddrvrs.
foriuaLd Liberal Discount allowed to Deal
ders by mail or otberwie. promptly und
Oiled Wholesaio aud Retail, at M tc.uf.ic
Salesrooms,
No. 623 ARC.U Street, PHILADELP.
SKIRTS made to order, realtered aud re
TERMS, NLT CASH. ONE PI'.IC
WM. T IIOPK
Marvh 23, IbS". lOmw
Grace's Vl'lnilcl Sul v
Auisli kv, Mas ,Oet. 13i
Mr. tisit s Dmah Sih Having beei
grievously lor several week with a avi
upon auy side, I mod severul reundie Irr
oalion without receiving ni:y relief, until
your alv, which efice id a speedy and
cur. I therefore fuel huppv locoiiil) my
ia iu virtue. Yours w iih reep
JAMts
1 certiy to the truthfu!Bes of tbe above
il. S Dt.iiia-ii.-SETII
W FOWLE A RON, Buiton, pro
Biild by all Druggist, i 2o oi,U a bo
Maich 2, Iboi. lui
U It J BL tt. B I U3 H4E.
Ar especially invited to call und examin
of 111 1LDEKS UARDVAK,
Nails and Spikes of all vurietlea But
birup aud T IIiug", Lork. and Laielirs. I
taring Trowels. Uiicls l row via, Plaatvr
! Ac , Co., fir a.iU b
I I II COM.!