SmitlJRY, PA.
SATURDAY, JUNE 28. 1867.
Tbi imill pz txoltement at Dowvllli has rioarly
ubsided. Only on death oeoumd then from that
disc!. 1
Middli Cubic Railroad. A oorptof eogineeri
commenced the location of thli road on Tuesday
jut, beginning at tho termlDni, opposite thli plaoe.
Rilioioci Notici. Rtr. H. C. Llghtner will
preach In St. Mattbew'i (Episcopal) Church, in thU
place, on Sunday inning next. Servloet will oom
menee at half-past 7 o'olock.
Mikiitir Called. The reitry of Bt. Mattbew'i
(Episcopal) Church, of thU plaoe, bare tendered a
call to Ber. Mr. Swarti, of New York olty, to be
come pastor of that ohurch. .. The congregation have
been without I minister for tome time, their former
pastor, Ber. L. W. Gibeon, having resigned In Jan
uary last, to acoept a oall in Minnesota.
Rblioioci Notici The second Quarterly Meet
ing for Northumberland station M. . Cburoh will
be held In Northumberland on the 23d of June, in
the absence of the Presiding Elder, Rot. B. B. Ham
lin, A.M., of Williamsport, will preach at 10.80
A. M., and at 8 P. M. Communion services will
take place at 3 P.M.
Wit. n. Dill, Pastor.
Orrici Rihoted. Geo W. Zioglor, Esq., moved
into his new office, adjoining the millinery store of
Miss Black, in Market square, on Monday last,
lie will be pleased to see his old friends and clients
at his now quarters, and will be happy to giro ad
vloe on all matters pertaining to the law.
DlAvr Damaoes. The heirs or Wm. Butler, of
Snyder county, have reoently recovered in the court
of that oounty damages to the amount of $18,000
gainst the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for the
killing of their father In an accident that occurred
on the road, near Lancaster.about a year ago. The
mother was also killed at the same time, and it it
laid that another tutt will now be brought to recover
damages for ber death.
Tni Buckwheat Crop. Messrs. Torrington A
llodgklm, the proprietors of the Super-Phosphate of
Lime manufactory, at this plaoe, are now prepared
to furnish this superior fertiliser, in any quantities,
for application to toll intonded for buokwheat. As
the season for towing buokwheat it approaehing, we
would advise our farmer friends to give it a trial.
Those who applied it to the spring crops speak very
highly of the effioacy of the Phosphate.
Strict Cboisiiqi. Wi observe that the authori
ties are putting down tho street orossingt in tome of
tho most important thoroughfares. Until these
crossings are made the paving cannot be considered
finished. But a crossing is not properly a continua
tion of a pavement, and where there it traveling by
teams they should be made partly of eobble stones,
alternating betwoen blooks of heavy flag.
Milk. Some of our oitixons oomplaln that milk
it ttili kept up to war and famine prioet, notwith
standing the causo alleged, the high price of hay,
no longer exists. There never was a greater abun
dance of grass, and the expense of feeding cattle
cannot be more than half what it waa tix months
since. Butter bat declined in price one hundred
per oent., and we cannot toe why the causes that
operate in one ease should not equally affect the
other.
6tawbbibs. This fruit it now abundant, but
the prloea here still rule high. Good berries from
Baltimore, York, and other places, are told by our
dealers at 20 cents per box. Some fine ones, raised
in this neighborhood, are brought to market, but are
held at a higher figure. At this time 25 oents should
be deemod a fair, if not a big price, for tho very
beet.
At an eloction for President and Dirootors of the
Lew isburg, Centre A Spruce Creek Railroad Com
pany, held at Lewiabarg on tbo 10th inst., the fol
lowing officers were chosen :
President lion. Geo. F. Miller.
Directors John Walls, Robert II. Duncan, Mark
Halfpenny, Eli Slifer, James P. Coburn, W. Cook
Dunoan, Franois Wilson, Philip Ruhl, Poter Beaver,
A. U. Dill, J. O. Buchor and J. M. Linn.
AiausTA Uotil. We refer our reader! to tbo
advertisement of the new proprietor of this large
and commodious bouse, Mr. Mnnn, who comes highly
commended at one who "knows bow to keep a
hotel." This hotel it handsomely situated near the
banks of the beautiful Susquehanna. The scenery
of the neighborhood it not surpassed anywhere.
Persons who are frequently cooped np, for weeks, in
small chambers at the watering places, would find
much more comfort in the quarters of tuoh a hotel,
to tay nothing of the saving in money expended in
obtaining indifferent comforts.
A Valuablb Cow. Our friend, Mr. John Mo
Farland, of Northumberland, it the owner of one of
the best eowt we have ever teen. She oomes from
good ttock three-fourthi Alderney and one-fourth
Ayrshire. She is a beautiful and finely proportioned
animal, and possesses all tho good points character
istic of good milkers. II er calf it now nearly three
months old, and about two weekt since her cream,
gathered from ona Monday until the Monday fol
lowing, on being churned, produced something
over seventeen pounds of good butter, and Mr. Mo
Farland thinks if the cream used in the family du
ring that time had been added, the product would
have been but little short of twenty pounds. Some
persons having previously expressed tome doubts on
tho Abjoot, Mrs. McFarland called in tome of ber
neighbors, who witnessed the result above stated.
The butter is of a dark orange color, ft peculiarity
of Alderney stock.
A Public Tbial. Messrs. T. Ilimes A Co., of
this place, who are the agents for Warren's Improved
Fire and Water Proof Roofing, will give that article
publio test with lr, to-day, (Saturday,) at 6
o'clock, P. M., on the grounds immediately above
the upper basin. This patent roof hat lately been
put on the Augusta Hotel, and its proprietor, Mr.
Mann, speaks very highly of it, its water proof qual
ities having bees thoroughly tested during the recent
rains. Wi would advita thou who contemplate
building to be present and witness what effeot fire
will hare on this new material.
Naw Fcbbitobb Storb. We observe that our
young friend, Albert Haat, bat reoently opened ft
Furniture Store In Third street, above the depot,
and hat just received ft large ttock of all kinds of
bouse furniture, of the best material and workman
ship, from the city. Mr. II us intends paying par
ticular attention to supplying the wants of the publie
in bit branoh of business, and should receive the
patronage of those of our eitUent who bava here
tofore tent abroad for their furniture, at hi will be
able to sell at good an article, and at as low a figure,
at can be procured elsewhere. An establishment of
thil kind bat been much needed here, and we have
no doubt thli new enterprise will meet with suoeeae.
Dedication or tbi Tobbottilli Cmitibv.
The now cemetery at Turbutvllle, In tbi upper end
of the county, was dedicated on Monday, 10th inst.i
with appropriate ceremonies. A large number of
persons were pretest, the crowd in the enolosuri
being estimated ft Uart one thousand. Thi exer
ebet wen introduced with tinging by tbi eomblned
eholrt of the three oharcbes of that place. Addresses
were delivered by Rev. Adams and Wolf, in the Eng
lish, and Rev. Mr. Albert, is the German languages, -fur
which the dedioatory ceremony was performed
by tbi latter olergyman.
Tbi cemetery it ft beautiful oni, and It situated
short disUDoe north of the town. It was laid out
about fifteen month ago by Samuel Leiobach and
B 11 Barto, and eonUunt five acre and sixty -five
perchet. It it divided Into four kindred and eight
lots, about oni hundred ami twenty of which being
already told
' Taa Naw HAMmo Ball. At the eeneert given
by the KIHnger A Foot! tronpl, la (hit place, on
Mecday light if he week, the capacity of the new
Hall waa tatted for the Ant time sine lei oom pie
tioa. When the seats an pot In and properly ir
ranged It will, perhaps, aooommodat between five
nd tlx hundred person, but u the evening In
question It It said that over eight hundred persons
wen In attendance. The Hall o the teoond story
is, of iUelf, unobjectionable, . but III approaches
through a narrow passage way, In the centre of the
building, it a great architectural blunder. It It not
only aoustom, but In some placet the law requires
that publio Halls Intended to accommodate ft large
number of persona thonld be well provided with
ready means of egress from suoh buildings, In ease
of fir or accident. Indeed, every large Hall should
have a back or private entrance, to oommunlcate
with the stage, as well at for safety. The new Hall
was much needed, and will prove ft great conveni
ence, but experience hat already proven that It
capacity is not sufficient for extraordinary oocationi.
At all publio assemblages or exhibitions there
should be a oonstable or some police officer In atten
dance. The managers should alwayt stipulate that
exhibitors should employ tome oni to keep order
and proteot the building. Unruly boyt would then
learn that the purchase of a ticket of admission does
not give them the right to annoy the audienoe by
their bad conduct.
Kobbebt We copy the following item from the
Democrat, of last week : Wm. Stittman, of Milton,
wat committed to prison thil week for taking (107
from the person of John Shanor, lock tender, near
Cameronia. Shanor oame to Northumberland, drew
the money from the bank, and wat returning on the
defendant ! boat when the alleged robbery took
plaoe, while Shanor wat tying asleep. It It charged
that etitiman teoreted the money in the cook stove
In the oabln of the boat, but while the plaintiff was
seeking an officer, took it out and seorotcd it in the
horse stable, where it was subsequently found. Du
ring the search the novo waa noticed to havo in it a
tremendout fire, which aroused tuspicion. The fire
waa extinguished and the stove taken apart, when
two of the stolen bills were discovered considerably
burned, behind ejtie oven in the lower part of the
stove, where tliey hnd evidontly aooidentally fallen,
and fur the hasty destruction of which the fire had
been made. Stitsmnn was subsequently released
on bail fur bis appearance at oourt.
Singular Actios of a Conductor. The Mil-
Ionian, of last week, contains the following : "We
learn that shortly after the robbery at Wattontown
the telegraph Operator at that plaoe went on tbo
train bound north and pointed out to the oonductor
of tbo train one of the portloa supposed to have been
concerned In the robbery, but stated that it was only
suspicion, and that he would ascertain definitely and
telegraph the information to Muncy. He did to,
telegraphing that the suspected party was one of the
robbers. When the dispatch was given to the eon
duotor, at Muncy, he said, he knew all about it it
was all right. For tome unacoountable reason, bow
ever, he took no measure for baring the robber ar
rested, but on the other hand, just before the train
reached Williamsport, partially stopped his train and
allowed the rascal to escape. His conduct was sin
gular. It would seem that be should at least have
locked the door of the oar in which the robber was
riding."
Tm New Baggage Law. The law regulating
the amount of baggage each passenger on the Penn
sylvania railroads shall be allowed to carry, which
was passed at the last session of the Legislature, is
now in foroe. It provides that each passenger shall
be entitled to carry one trunk or box, not exceeding
one hundred pounds in weight ; that when baggage
shall be lost and damages claimed, a sum not to ex
ceed three hundred dollars shall be allowed for each
trunk or box, together with its contents ; that if any
porson wishes to oarry more weight or greater value
of baggage than this, he or she must have the trunk
or box weighed by the baggage agent before start
ing, disclosing the valuo that will be olaimed in
ease of loss, and pay extra for excess at may be re
quired by tho particular railroad company.
HonRiBLB Accident. Tho Danville Intelligen
cer says that on Wednesday afternoon of lost week
Watkin Evans, young man about 25 yean of age,
met with a ludden and terrible death at the slope of
the Pennsylvania Iron Company. He waa working
In one or the breasts of the mine when a rock, over
head, weighing some tons, became dotached and fell
upon bim. His fellow workmen had to use jack
screws to lift the rock from off his body. When taken
out it wat found that hit whole breast tnd tide had
been crushed in, killing bim instantly, He wat an
industrious young man, and much respected by hit
associates. He leaves an infant chilU, his wife hav
ing died some months since
t mm
Accident on tbi Catawissa Railroad at Dan
ville. The Danville American, of Thursday last,
sayt : "An accident occurrod on the Catawissa
Railroad, in this place, on Friday lost. A freight
train was on the main track between the depot and
bloom street. The conduotor, it seems, intended to
send out a signal to warn the passenger train, due
at 11 o'clock, but fell asleep in the caboose. The
passenger train came down round the curve at a
pretty rapid rate, and waked up the conductor of
the freight train by demolishing the caboose. The
sleeping conductor wat seriously injured, and was
carried away more dead than alive. The passenger
locomotive roared up on the next cars, and there
remained a perfect wreck. A number of the cart
were more or less broken, but none of thorn were
thrown from the track, nor were any of the passen
gers hurt, with the exception of a few slight bruises
The conductor of the freight train it severely cen
sured."
Local Newspaper!. The Cleveland Herald
makes the followiag sensible remark in relation to
local newspapers : "It matters not how many news
papers a man takes, hit list it incomplete without
hit home paper. Erery eitiien who wishes well for
his locality should give ft generout support to hit
home paper. If that paper is not just such as be
would wish, he should feel that himself and neigh
bors are responsible, in measure, for its short
comings. Give a paper liberal support, an active
tympathy, and it will instantly respond to tuch
manifestation!. "
Editor'! Table.
A Valcablb Book. Wi an indebted to Mean.
S. H. Crittenden A Co., of the oelebrated Critten
den Commercial College, No. 637 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, for a copy of ft book entitled, "The
Crittenden Commercial Arithmetic and Business
Manual," which is a valuable work for business men
and tboee preparing for business. It contains rapid
methods of business calculations, some of which an
now published for the first time ; forms of the differ
ent papers used in business, with explanations ; use
ful eommeroial tables, and muoh valuable business
information. This book hat been highly commended
by eminent merchanti, banken and teacben. The
tale hat been so rapid that the first edition is already
exhausted. Price, $1.25. It will be tent to any
addreas, pottage prepaid, on receipt of price. Ad
dress, B. H. Crittenden A Co., No. 637 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
Godby'i Ladt'i Book. Wi ban already re
ceived the July lumber of thi excellent and incom
parable lady' maguin, whioh i the first number
of volume seventy-five and the thirty-eighth year of
the Lady's cook, Ine beauty of toe engravings,
selection ef fashions, ornamental work and literary
matter cannot be excelled. The embellishment! in
the July nainber oontitt of the following: "Old
Letters, one of those highly finished steel engra
vings whioh make this magiune to attractive ; col
ored fashion plate, five figure ; "A Pleasure Par
ty," ft tinted plate. Among the wood-out fashion!
are deaiirni for bathlnz dresses : three new evening
dresses ; ft new ooiiture ; and ten engravings of
fashionable bonnet. The preserving reoeipts in thil
number are alone worth the prioe of lb book to any
housekeeper. The reading matter I mad up of
article written by the best writen in our country.
Published by L. A. Uodey, Philadelphia.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Taa old aaying that "d.ess make thi man" ha
often been disputed, yet wi cannot help butreoog"
aiac the fact that drsss doe, to torn ixtent, maki
thi man; that is, in ordr to be eonsidend anybody,
you must dress la tyl. Tbi beat way to do thil it
to go to 3. O. Beck's, on Fourth street, and order
suit if the beautiful summer goods, whioh he it pre
pared to miki up is thi latest style
A ybrdari Tankee, nolng the announcement In
large littira, la front of book Hon, "Sotting to
Wear Bold Here," exclaimed, "Wei, now, I wonder
whe laid then wit 7" If yea want something to
weir yea will find laaVt thi OontloeauU Basaar, of
thi beat lad most bcaatlful style, and very cheap
Everybody should oall end tee (hi splendid (took
of, summer goods.
" 'Tit summer, glorious summer,
Beheld the glad green earth I , I: .
How from lta grateful bosom , . ,
Th herb and flowers spring forth !"
Let ut Imitate nature, in our gratitude to thi
present season, by being olad In a new seasonable
luit from J. F. SbaefTar't tailoring establishment ,
N. W. corner of Market and Third street, (2d story.)
i minii
A Iwell told hit shoemaker to mail hit shoes
high enough to cover the entire calf. The bootma
ker, eyeing him from head to foot, replied, "That Is
Impossible ; I have not leather enough in the shop
for that !" If thi "swell" should happen to call at
Thaober't, in Pleasants' building, Market street, he
could be acoommodated, ts Boots and Shoe of all
grades, styles and slies, arc kept there, and told Tory
oheaply.
Those cheap Boot tnd Shoes at Miller's Excelsior
Store have been going off rapidly, but there are
many more left, and there are great bargains in
store for all who call. We would advise every one
to go to Miller'!, Immediately, and examine the fine
itook now on hand.
n
Life Insurance. Prompt attention to the sub
ject of life insuranoe it of the utmost importance.
Insure while in good health, and without delay, for
after the health ha failed, and disease has set in, it
will be too late to get Insured ; and if postponed, and
only good Intentions arc the result, tbey will not
save the wife and children from lost, if death should
overtake tbe husband and parent before they pro
duced fruit in securing a policy on his life.
Jacob Siiipman, Fire and Life Insurant! Agent,
Sunbury, Fa.
Cheap Goods. We have examined tbe new
goods just opened by J. E. Smlck, Merchant Tailor,
in this place, tbe good qualities and low prices of
which foroibly remind ut of the good timet previous
to the war. With an elegant assortment on hand,
which he now offers at greatly reduced prices, be it
able to sell much cheaper than any ether establish
ment. Call and examine the goods.
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"Vbni, Vidi, Vici," wat the dispatch tent back
to bis oountry by the great Cesser, after he had mot
and conquered the onemy. Tbit short suying is ac
cepted by the people now-a-dnys, instead of using
the latin, translate it by saying, "wo came, taw, and
conquered" all our prejudioet by buying our Hats
and Caps at the fiuthionable Hat and Cap Emporium
of S. Faust, Market street, Sunbury, Pa., where can
be purchased goods of tho latest stylo and best
quality.
pe
Photography. The beautiful pictures taken at
Byerly's Photograph Gallery, in Simpson's building,
Market street, are acknowledged the best ever pro
duced in Sunbury. Notwithstanding this, Byerly
oharges lest then most any other artist. Go at once
to his gallery and be convinced at to tbo truth of
thit asaortion.
lyjob Ir-I it HUB'. Having received a
large supply of NEW JOB TYPE, of various new
styles, Posters, Handbills, Circulars, Cards, Letter
Heads, Bill Heads, Labels, Ac, can be printed in
the latest and best style, and on short notice.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
SUMIMtY 51 AllIilOTf.
Corrected Weekly for the "American."
Wheat Flour, extra family, per barrel,
do do do do - per ewt.
Rye Flour, ... per bbl.
do per cwt.
Wheat, prime red per bushel ,
Rye, do
Corn, new do
Oats, do
Potatoes, do
Dried Peaahos, pared per pound
de do unpared do
Dried Annies. do
$15 00
8 00
10 00
' 6 60
2 40
Dried Cherries, (unstoned,) per bu.
Butter,
per pound,
per uosen,
per pound,
do
do
do
do
do
do
per pair
Cheese,
Lard,
Hams,
Shouldera,
Beef, hind quarter,
" from "
Mutton,
Chickens,
jltamokin Coal Trade.
Shamokin, June 17, 1807.
Ton. Ctrl.
Sent for week ending June 15, 14. All 01
Per lost report, 185,2111 14
199.742 15
222,461 01
To tame time last year,
Decrease.
22.718 OS
Special Notiffs.
Look Out for the Cuildrkn. Many deaths oc
cur from eating unripe fruit. Every family should
btve Coe's Dyspepsia Cure at hand in case of emer
gency. It will speedily oorreet the stomach in oases
of Cholera Morbut, if taken In season.
Preuaturb baldness, to a lady, is frightful. The
unexpected discovery of a grey hair, where none
should exist, it enough to make one't hair itand on
end, "like quills upon tbe fretful Porcupine." We
don't like to grow old, and we still loss like to bare
false evidence thereof before the fact occurs. A ju
dicious care or tuis boaulitul covering ol the Dead
a thorough treatmeut with "Barrett's Vegetable
Hair Restorative," has saved many from tbe horrors
of the appearance of old age. Testimonials of it
efficacious effocta are exceedingly numerous. Tbe
afflicted should not fail to try it.
To 1'oBkiiinpliveit.
Tbe advortiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having
su Bored for several yean with a severe lung affec
tian, and that dread disease. Consumption i anx
ious to make known to hit fellow-tuSeren the means
of eure.
To all who desire it, be will tend a ocpy of the
prescription used (free of charge,) with the direc
tion tor preparing and using the same, whioh tbey
will nna a sure oure inr liUNSUMrTiuiv, asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Coldi, and all Throat and
Lung Affections. The only object of the advertiser
in sending the prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
and spread lnlorination which he conceives to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription,
raiB, by return mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
my 18- 67. 1y Williamsburg, Kings Co., N. Y.
Know Thy lieatlay.
Madamb E. V. Thornton, the great English At
trologist, Clairvoyant and Psyonometrioian, who has
astonished the scientific olastet of the Old World,
baa now located henelf at Hudson, N. Y. Madame
Thornton potease such wonderful powers of seoond
sight, as to enable her to impart knowledge of the
greatest importance to the single or married of cither
aex. While in a state of trance, she delineate the
very feature of the person you ore to marry, and
by the aid of an instrument of intense power, known
as tbe Psyubomotrope, guarranteea to produee a life
like picture of tbe future husband or wife of the
applicant, together with date of marriage, position
in life, leading traits of character, Ac. This ia no
humbug, a thoutaud of testimonial can attars.
She will tend, when desired, a certified certificate, or
written guarantee, that the pioture ia what it pur
ports to be. By enclosing a small lock of hair, and
toting place of birth, age, disposition and com
nlexion. and enclosing fitly oents and stamped en
velope aaureasea hj jouneii, yuu wm receive we
pioture and desired Information by return mail. All
communications sacredly confidential. Addreas in
confidence, Madamb E. F. Thobnton, P. O. Box
223, Hudson, H. t. leu lB-'P71y.
- THI H BALING POOL,
And House of Mercy.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, fur Young
Men, on tho crime of Bolituae, ana uie crrora, Aba
ses and Diseatel which destroy the manly powers.
and create impediments to Marriage, with sure meant
of relief. Sent ia sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Addreas DR. J. BklLLIK HUUlimUN,
Howard Association, rnuaaeipnia, re.
June 8, 1867. ly
HRI.MBOLDV EXTRACT Bl'CUU sod Impmvi
Rue Waal cures eseiet and debeau disorders ia ail their
urex. ml hula. udum. liule of no eham in diet, no in-
eoavenMBce aed ao eapueare. It is pleasant ia taste and
Mor, imasediaw la IM action, eoa nee iraae an inja-
rious properties. , mmj
ryA Tool Laar re lam lug to bar ccantry bom
after ft sojourn of few month In theOitjr, was bard
ly recognised by her friends. Ia plaoe of a coarse
rustic, flashed floe, she had a toft ruby complexion
of almost marble amoethaees, ami Instead of twenty
three she really appeared bat eighteen. Upon in.
quiry at to tbe eauae of so great a change, b plain
ly told them that she used the C'lrcaanliua
la Int. and considered It an Invaluable acquisition
to any Lady's toilet. By It nc my Lady or Gentle
man oan Improve their personal appearance an hun
dred fold. It it simple In It combination, at Nature
herself it simple, yet unsurpassed In Its efficacy In
drawing Imparities from, also healing, cleansing and
beautifying tbe skfh and complexion. By lta direot
otion en theoutlole It drawt from it all it impuri
ties, kindly healing the earn, and leaving tfaesur,
faoa a Nature Intended It should be, olenr, soft,
smooth and beautiful. Price tl, tent by Mail or
Kxpress, on receipt of an order by
W L. CLARK A CO., Chemists,
No. 8 West Fayette St., Syracuse, N. T.
The only American Agents for the sale of the same.
February 16, 1807. ly
QNE PRICE CLOTHING.
JONES'
OLD ESTABLISHED
CLOTHING HOUSE,
OOA Market Ntreel,
On door above Sixth, Philadelphia.
For many yean this Establishment bat done busi
ness on the One i'rioe Hysjeto, and we believe we
are tbe only Clothing House in the eity that striotly
adheres to this principle. Wo have earned a repu
tation whioh we are proud of, for good taste in select
good stylet and substantial materials, and not leas
important, for having all our goods,
EXTUA HELL HI AUK.
Wc employ the best 'talent, for Cutten, and our
Goodt are of both kinda Fashionable and plain
to that all toeloe can be suited. The prices ere the
very lowest, at auy one by a moment a thought must
tee, or otherwise we could not meet the competition
of our noighbors, for as no deductions are ever mado,
we must put our prices down to the advantage we
promise.
The people may depend, this Is the true plan upon
which to do business, and many a dollar oan be
saved to Clothing buyen by keeping in mind
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
604 Market Strreet, Philadelphia,
Not on tbe Corner, but one door above Sixth.
March 23, 1867. ly
Wonderful bat Trnc.
Madam Remington, the world-returned Astrolo-
gist and Somnanibulutio Clairvoyant, while in a
clairvoyant state, dolincatet the very feature! of
tbe porson you are to marry, and by the aid of an
instrument of intonse power, known at the Psycho
motrope, guarantees to produce a perfect and life.
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lie i also prepared to ao ail Rinds 01 spouting aud
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Repairing, cheaply and neatly executed.
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June 8, 1867 y
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Auditor's Keport,
Auditor's Report of the Bounty Fund of Lower
Augusta Township for tbe year 1066. Wm. Malisk,
Treasurer of the Bounty Fund.
DR.
To eath received from J. B. Bartholomew,
for the year 1863, $236 61
To eash ree d. from Daniel Bloom, Collec
tor for tbe year 1864, 847 18
To cash reo'd. from Isaac Marts, Collec
tor for the yean lbo5 6, 4,264 54
Total
4,848 33
CR.
By cash paid on Bonds Tor money advanced
to pay recruit, with interest, $4,746 71
Bv services for School Directon. Ao., 67 V2
By percentage on S4.802 63, 24 01
Uf balance due by .treasurer, iv oy
$4,848 33
Isaac Marti, Collector for the year 1866, DR.
To amount of duplicate $6,895 20
By amount paid to Wm. Mallick, Treat. $4,159 64
By exoneration on Duplicate, 620 0 2
By percentage on 4,159 54 at 1J ott. 72 67
By balance due on duplicate, 3,042 97
$6,895 24
Isaao Marts, oollootor DR.
To balanoe due on Duplicate for 1865, $191 08
Daniel Bloom, Colleotor DR.
To balance duo on duplicate for 1864, $102 62
Wc the undenigned Auditors, met at the house of
D. B. Foy, to eettie tbe Bounty Fund Aoouunt of
Lower Augusta Township. After examining the
aooounts aud voueben, we find the indebtedness of
tbe same, to b tHi 29. Witness our hand! tbit
first day of June, 1867.
SOLOMON 8. SNYDER, ,
ANIAS. WYNN, Auditors.
JOEL YORDY. )
' If the balanoe due is paid forthwith, the aooount
will no squared.
June 8, 1867.
CHOICE FRUIT it ORNAMENTAL
BENJ. BOKNBB,
Dealer in Fruit and Ornamental Trees, will fun-
ish from tbe most responsible Nurseries in this and
other State, lint claas TREES of all kinds. Also,
Shrubbery, Vines and Plant. Garden Seed of all
kinds.
Ordcn are respectfully toliolted.
Address BENJ. BOHNER,
Faxinos, North'd. Co.
N. B Insuranoe taken In teveral of tnc
most responsible Fire Insuranoe and Hone Detective
vompaniee m in bumv.
J uae 8, 1867 .J
MANTUA NAMEU.
Mm. A. TWJBKD,
In Miss Anna Painter's Fancy Goods Store building,
Market Bqaan, s doors west oi me rost umoe,
SUNBURY, PA,
RESPECTFULLY Inform her friend and thi
publio that she ha again opened a thop, in
Market street, 6unbury, when thi is prepared to
make to order Ladiee' Dresses, ia aa eolire new
tyle, Ladies' Cloaks, Also UCBUemca I Hum.
uraera respeouuuy sououaa.
Sunbury, Jan. 19, lb7.-ly
Coachmakers.
TIT
E an tailing Rims, Spokes, Hubi, Springs,
V V Caavase, Bu
It, Clips, Axles, ., very low
a Large block at
CON LEY A CO.
Sunbury, March St, IboT.
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Music! Music I!
MISS MARION DUVALL rcpeotfully inform!
the ciliiens of Sunbury, that the will give
Musio Lessons on Piano or Molodcon, eithor at her
own residence or at that of the pupil.
Suubury, May 25, lb67.
T. S. SHANNON,
Praotical
Watchmaker
JEWELEH:
From PHILADELPHIA.
In Simpson's Building, Market Sqnare,
STJ1TBTTE.7, FEITIT'A.
FINE Oold and Silver American and Swiss
Watches, Clocks, Jcwolry and Silver ware, con
stantly on hand. Hair Jowelry and Masonio Marks
made to order.
Oold and Silver Plating done In the belt manner
and warranted to give entire satisfaction.
l ino Watches, Clocks, Musio Boxes and Jewelry
Repaired and warranted.
All orden promptly filled.
Sunbury, June 1, 1867
Administrator's Notice.
NOTICE i hereby given that lettcn of adminis
tration have been granted to the undorsigned,
on the estate of Anna Maria Myers, Into of the Bo
rough of Sunbury, Northumberland county, I'enn'a.,
deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and thoee
having claims against the estate are requested to
protect them for sottlomont.
JOHN MYERS, Adm'r.
Lower Augusta twp., J uno 1, 1867.
Notico to Merchants and Shippers.
rjlllE undesigned, propriotonof Weisor A Frick't
X Line, give notice to merchanti and sbippen
that their Depot is still at 811 Market streot, Phila
delphia, and all Goods directed to Sunbury and Dan
ville will be promptly delivered.
Ij Cars leave 811 Market street, Philadelphia,
in-wecKiy lueauays, inursuays and Saturdays.
nr. v
GOODRICH.
May 25, '67.
J. R.
RICHARDSON.
IIEHDIC HOUSE,
K. A. WHO, Sup'f,
WILLI AMSFOBT, PA.
May 25, 1367. 8m
HATCHETS.
The best and cheapest for the consumer are those
manufactured by
JENKINS & TONGUE,
Philadelphia.
Shingling, Lathing. Claw and Broad, made of the
best oast-stool and warranted as good or better than
any others made in tbe United Stntos. and sold at
much lower prices than any other really first-class
hatubets. They are tempered by one of the firm,
S.J. Tongue, who possesses a peculiar faculty that
might bo called
STEEL ON THE BRAIN,
Which give! hit tool! a great celebrity in these port.
TRY THEM.
Nos. 33 and 35 Richmond Street : the red cars op
Third Street cross Richmond, near the r.orki.
Philadelphia, May 25, 18B7 lm
JSJCL
All kinds of SCHOOL JoOKS,
Slates, Pens, Ink, Paper, AoJ
Miscellaneous Books, a good assort
ment. All tbe new books received
as soon as published, aid for tale a'
Publishers prioes.
BIBLES, Prayer Books and Hymn
ti . i . : ,, : .J . .
JJOUKI, iu VYVfJ viyiv vi uiuuuig.
Catholic Prayer Books.
FAMILY BIBLES in various stylet
DICTIONARIES of all sixes.
Juveniles and Toy Books, a large
assortment.
lllnnlc Hooka and Blank
Forms of all kinds.
Foolscap, Legal Can, Letter and
JNote ropers.
COPYING BOOKS, Inkstands
Pen Racks, Files, Paper, Cutten and
Counting House Stationery generally.
PUOTOORAPII ALBUMS cheap
ana dear.
Gold Pens and IIoMors.
Pocket Books and Bill Wallets.
Pioture Frames.
Stereoscope and Views, American
French. Ao.
Drawing Paper, all sues, Bristol
Board. Ao.
Diaries, Memorandum liooKS, Ha.
Backgammon Boards, Oamos, Chess
men. Ac.
Toys a large and complete assortment
liase-uaus ana uats. Dinning noos
and Tackle. I
Perfumes, Brohomion and Parisian
Marbles, Ao.
Oold Pens re-pointed.
Lamps, th tales, .Globes, Chimneys,
ao.
Wall Faier and Border, all kinds
Window Curtains, Paper Oilt and
Oiled.
Musio and Musioal Instrument.
IV All kinds of Books and Stationery not on hand
promptly ordered.
All ili. Ii.il mid Waeklv Panera and Macatinet.
Agent for the '-American Organ." Also for "La
Rose's Hair Restorative," Enamel of America, and
"National eteam navigation (Jouspany.
Sunbury, May 18. 1807.
Fashionable Dress
TKIMMINGSl
AND
Millinery Goods,
Just opening at the Millinery Store of
Miss M. I. QU83LER.
Fourth Street, two doon below the Railroad, West
side, SUNBURY, PA.
Such at
d nn . 'ii i 'i 2
Dreas-Trimniingi, Uead-Dresses, O loves, Hosiery
Ribbons, Flowers, Collan, Handker
chiefs, Ac, Ac,
which hare been earefullv leleoted.
Miss M. L. U ussier hes juit opened a large assort
ment of Millinery Uoods. Ladies ahould not fail to
Eo and tee the latest styles as it will pay to not iatay
I vui ting her store.
Call and examine for yourtelvet. No troabli to
tnow guous
Sunbury, April 30, 1867,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
BOOKS AKB BTATTONEBT,
Monthly Time Books, Drawing Books and 6 late
Books, Hyma Books, Blank Book, Miasaranduni
xleokt, U unlet, rocKet Boots, ina Dianas, rent,
Peacila, a sol assortment of Paper, Ink, Ae. ,
for tali by ANNA PAINTER.
NEW GROCER Yf
Market Street, three doon cast of the Railroad,
nerthtidi, SUNBURY, PA.
WHOLESALE A RETAIL
AND
Provision Store
FOR CHEAP GOODS t
o
Their Stock Is complote, com tetlng in part of
BUQARS, COFFEES, TEAS, SPICES, COAL OIL,
Tobacco, Cigan, Flour, Feed, Fish, 8alt,
Hams, Shoulders, Cheese, Fruit,
Glass, Lamps, Ac, Ao.
Country Produce taken In exchange for Goods.
ty-Call and examlneour Stock, and satisfy your
lelves.
Munhnry, April 27, 18B7.
TAKE NOTICE,
THAT all those who are Indebted to Doctor J. W.
PEAL, on Note or Bonk Account, are Invited
to settle tbe inmo wltbin thirty days, as after that
they will be placed in tho hands of U. W. Zieglor.,
Esq., for collection without respect to persons.
J. W. PEAL.
Sunbury, May 28, 1887 2m
MASONIC HALL BUILDING.
DHE18BACH BROTHERS,
RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and cus
tomers, that they have removed Ihoir Store into
the south end room of the'Mosnnio Building, on Third
streot, opposite the Depot, Sunbury, where they will
be happy to wait upon them.
Their largo assortmont of
Groceries. Provisions,
AO., are all fresh and of the best analitv. consisting
of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, and Spices.
Dried and Canned Fruits, 'Prunes, Raisins, Cheese,
ana vracaers, ana in iact everyming usually
kept tn the Grocery line.
They would also call attention to their torire and
oheap lot of Uood Family Flour, Oreen Tea. Hems,
onouiuera, cc.,wmcn are oonsianny kept on band.
FRESH FISH and Vegetables, evcrv Tueedav and
Friday evenings.
uive them a call and tee for yonreolve.
6unbury, April S7, 1867.
BRICK! BRICK! BRICK!
To tho Citizen of ftanbnry and
v lei nil r.
THE undersigned have bought tbe Briok-Yar4
and improvements, formerly loused and worked
by A. B. Stevens, and have made additional im
provements, ana ire now prepared to mane oontrao
to manufacture and deliver BRICK in largo quan.
titioa, for building and other purposes.
Bv the manufacture of a sood article, and nromnt
attention to businoss, we hone to receive a snare of
public patronage. Orden left at the Briek-Yard,
or Box 14, Sunbury Post Office, will be promptly
aiienaea lo.
T. HIMES A CO.
Snnhury, May 18, 1867. 8m
3Em.3Ut'W99a5
lTSTT SHOE 3T0P.E.
Market Street, adjoining Genrliart's Confootionery
ci,. unvni'uv u.
THF underaignod rcspoctfully informs tho oititent
of Sunbury and vicinity, that he has opened a
NEW SHOE STORE, for the salo as well as for tbe
manufacture of tho finest and best quality of Ladies'
Shoot, vis :
diloTe-KId, Morrococ, CnlCvkln nnd
I.awtlns' cjiiittcris, Ac.
Children's Shoes of all kindt. Hit ttock It entirely
new and woll selected.
He also manufactures fine French and othor Calf
skin-Boott and Shoos for Gentlemen.
Orden for ladies and gentlemen custom work
will be promptly attended to and got up in the beat
style by skilful mechanics.
Shoe findings Ac, constantly kept on hand and
for tale to the trade.
J. U.JEFFRIES.
6unbnry, April 20, 1867.
J. W. STEYKXSo:,
WATCHMAKER A JEWELER,
Market Squaro, near the Court
House,
SUNBURY, Northumberland County. Pa.
He. bat just openod an assortment of tiold I
and Plain Patent Watches, CLOCKS '
for Railroads. Bonks and Dwellings, Fine
Gold Rings, Finger Rings, Bracolets, Minia
ture Cases, Medallions, Lockets, Penoils, .
Thimbles, Spectacles, Silver Table, Dessert, Tea Salt
and Mustard Spoons, Sugar Spoons, Cups, Napkin
Rings, Fruit and Butter Knives, Shields, Combd,
Diamond Pointed Pens, Casten, Pitchers, Butler
Dishes, Fruit Dwhos, Cake Baskets, Syrup Pitchers,
Ac. Ao.
He invites tho oitizens of Sunbury and rioinity to
call at tbe above place, where he will be happy to
wan upon mem.
iy-Particular attention paid to REPAIRING.
April 13, 1867.
J. H. Conley & Co.,
Market Ktrcet, Eaat ofihe Kailroad
STJISTBTTPt., PENN'A.
DEALERS IN
FOKi:K.H Sc. AMERICA,
Hardware & Cutlery.
THE attention of Mechanics, Farm en, Builder,
and Buyen generally ia invited to the foot that
we are now offering a better selected assortment of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. AC,
than ever was offered In this marked at prioet much
below those heretofore demanded by dealers. Our
ttock oompritet all articles in this line of business,
embracing a general assortment of tools and mate
rials used by
CARPENTERS, . BLACKSMITHS,
CARRIAGE AND WAtiONMAKERS,
JOINERS, AC, AC,
together with .a large stock of Iron, Steel, Nells,
Spikes, Rope, Chains, Grindstones, Mill and X Cut
Saws, Ac, Ae.
Sunbury, March SO, 1807.
STEVE2S HOUSE,
21, S3, 29 37 Broadway, ST. Y.
Opposite Bowling Green,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
THE STEVENS HOUSE is well and widely known
to the traveling publio. Tbe location it espe
cially suitable to morohanta and business men ; it Is
in close proximity to the busine a port of the city
is on tbe highway of Southern and Western travel
and adjacent to all tha principal ilailroad and
steamboat depot!.
Tbe STEVENS HOUSE ha Hoetat aoeommuda
tion for over 8U0 guest it is well furnished, and
possesses every modern improvement for the oom
tort and entertainment of itt Inmate. The room
are apacioua and well ventilated provided with gat
and water tbe attendance Is prompt and respectful
and the table ia generuutly provided with every
delicacy of the season at moderate rates.
GEO. K. CHASE A CO., Prop'trs.
May 85, 1867. m I
SHOEMAKERS.
THE bast qualities of Soli Leather, French Calf
skins, Morrocoas, Linings, Ltstt, Noils, Pegs
Tools of all kinds, and every thing used by the trade,
for tale low by J. H. CON LEY A CO.
Asrricultnral Implement!,
HOE'S Grain Raket, Steel and Iron Garden Rakes,
Long and D Handle Spades. Shovels, Manur
and Hay Forks, Grata and Grtin Scythes, Grain
Cradle, Cradle Fingers, Trace, Urcast. loegu and
Log Chains, Grind-atone, Fanuiug Mill Sive of
all site and kind, a large assortment of Red Wagon
Homes, lor Plowing, Farm Bulls, Cultivator Teeth,
for tola by J. it. CONLEY A CO.
I'IKi; AI U'ATEU PHOUF
ROOriNG !
TUIMES A CO., an thi Agent la the Count'.et
, of Northumberland, Snyder and Montour,
fur WARREN'S Improved Fire and Water-Proof
Roof. Tbit It the cheapest and best Roof that can
be put oa a building. Hat been need in thi city of
Philadelphia, tiaoc 18M, when it ha superseded
almost every othetkind of Roof. It ia recommend
ed by the builders, and ia used oa all of the finest
buildings in thateuity. Pax lie contemplating build
lug, will do well lo examine into the merit of this
and all other kind oi Roofs, atd give thi beat the
preference.
Thi Fountain Hotel, of Sunbury, will, la a few
days, be covered withtliii Roof, and partial deal nog
to ia so, way call then and examine it.
For further information ddrea Box 14, Sunbury
Post O&oe, or call at tba Brick Yard of
T. HIMES A CO.
Sunbury, 13, 1887. 3m