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E.WIL VERT, '' - -'
SATURDAY, AUGUST , 1867.
ilocal affairs: .
' A HEaTJEBT TO BUBBCBIBKRS, ;
' We ar at present sending Mils ft subscriptions to
the American to a nnmber of subscribers, mostly
residing fit distant point, who, we trust, will
promptly remit the amount due. These bills, al
though email In Individual ease In the aggregate
make a considerable amount, and are very impor
tant to enable ui to carry on our business. We snail
feel greatly obliged to our patrons to whom these
bills are sent if they will immediately oompl with
our request. Our subsorihers are partioulany re
quested not to allow their indebtedness to overrun
' one year. All subscriptions tkoltld be paid in ad
vance, bat under no consideration should the yoar
paas around with the subscription unpaid.
SawiRo Macbini rot Bali. One of Howe's
excellent machines, with the latest Improvements,
has just been received, and will he sold at a reduced
price.! Inquire at this offioe.
lUm. The refreshing rain on Sunday night has
greatly invigorated the growing oropa of corn and
TKitatoes.
' Ta oommenoemont exeroiset of the University
at Lewisburg, took place last jreok. It was the 17th
commonoemont, and was attended by a large num
ber of the frionds of the institution from abroad.
Ho li m nt op a Sam. Oo Sunday night last the
Vfflce of 8. B. Boyer, Esq., of this plaoe, was entered
by burglars, and some valuable papers belonging to
sir. Boyer wore stolon. The safe was opened by
means of false keys. Mr. Boyer offors reward of
: $300 for the reoovery of his pipers. '
ToNsomal. We call attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. flunnison A Co., who have lately
opened a aVst-olaaa Barber Shop, over the Post Office,
in Third stroot. Their establishment is decidedly
neat, and with the aid of two barbers well skilled
in the tonsorial art they guarantee satisfaction to all
who may favor them with a oall. r
Pretty" Uihls. Lewisburg, we have been in
formed, has a superabundance of young ladies, and
good looking ones, '.oo, while the beaux are so scarce
' that the girls are estimated as ten to one of the lat
ter. Hero is a fine field or oponing for a "foreign
invasion," and somo of our young bachelor frionds,
in this place, have already evinced unmistakable
signs that iudicnto intentions to accept the bounty
and enlist.
Limd and Limkstokk. Mossrs. Lenkor A Bro
ther, as will bo seen by their advertisemont In ano
ther column, have commenced burning lime in their
new kilns at this place, and call the attention of
those who want good lime and limestone to the foot
that they arc prepared to deliver either at the short--est
notice. As their limestone is procured from the
celebrated quarries in Lower Mahanoy township,
they think they can furnish an article of lime that
cannot bo excelled In the county.
Finx at Milton. On Tuesday evening last, about
9 o'clock, a fire broke out in the dry-house of the
Miiton Car Factory, owned by Messrs. Chaniberlin,
McCormick A Co. The building is of briok, one
story high, and covered with a slate roof. The en
gine played steadily upon the burning mass for more
than an hour, without extinguishing it. One oar of
lunibor was run out on the track that runs into the
building. We did not hear any estimate of the
loss, but it must be considerable. The pile was still
burning when we left on the 11.20 train.
Dissolution As will be seen by announcement
in our advertising columns, the partnership hereto'
fore existing between Mossrs. J. W. Friiing & Son,
the well known prdpriotors of the Mammoth Store,
In this place, has been dissolved, the senior member
cf lUd firm, John W. Friiing, Esq., retiring. Mr,
Friiing is one of our oldest and most successful mer
chants and business men, and has always enjoyed
tbo confidence and patronage of the public lie U
succeeded by his son, II. Y. Friiing, who possesses,
in an eminent degree, the business qualifications and
liberality of his futhor.
Til a cnora of groin and hay have been nearly all
safely housed, and they are the best we have had for
twenty years. The oats crop is large and heavy,
und corn and potatoes promise well. Several thou
sand bushels of now wheut wore brought to Milton
during the past ten days and sold, at first, for about
$2. It is now quoted at $1.80. In provisions there
is nothing so high as beof. Mutton ia said to be
Abundant, and is selling in the city market! at 50
per cent, loss than is demanded or it here. Berries
are bighor than last yoar the reason why we don't
understand Blackberries are soiling at 7 to 8 eents ;
whortleberries, from 10 to 12 cents. New potatoes
nt 91 .50 per busbol. Tomatoes at 80 cent per peck
Accident ok tub Shamokih Valley Railroad.
On Thursday morning of lost week, aa a caniol
back engiue with 90 empty coal cars and a passenger
.oar, going to Shaniokin, was rounding a curve about
two miles from thia place, the front afle .of she en
gino broke, precipitating it and 25 of the. cars down
an embankment of eight feet The passenger and
some 30 of the rear oara remained upon the track,
while those in tho oentre of the train were piled up
i'in general oonfusion. Fortunately xto person waa
(injured, and but two of the cars totally wreoked.
The engine waa but slightly damaged. By 4 o'clock
in the afternoon the wreck was cleared from the
.track, and interfered but littlo with the regular bu
sinoas of the road.
I. O. or O. F. A spocial aeasion of the Grand
.Encampment of I. O. of O. F. waa held at Lewis
burg on Tuesday evening, July 234, fox the purpose
-of organising Buffalo Valley Enoampment No. 157,
The Kncunipment was duly instituted by the follow,
ing officers, via : D. Dep. Q. P., 8. B. Boyer, act
ing M. W. Q. P. ; P. C. P., Henry Haldeman, acting
M. E. Q. P.; P. C.P., Josiah Kelly, acting R. W
O. 8. W. ; P. M. Shindel, aotir R. W. i. J. W.
Kman'l Wilvert, aoting G..8.
After the Encampment waa instituted It waa or
ganized by the election of the following officers to
nerve the ensuing term : C. P., I. S. Sterner ; II. P.
D. Oswald ; S. W., W.D. Snydor j J. Vf., E. Straub
S. Young.
The new Bin do i at Liwisbubo. The atone
work for the railroad and wagon bridge at Lewis-
hurg waa awarded on Monday of last week to Mr
John Shields, of Mauch Chunk, fur the sum of $51,-
000. The wood work waa secured by the Keystone
Bridge Company, at a tittle less than the amount
required for the atone work, the while amounting to
998,000. The Chronicle aaya the work will be eoin
jnenced in a few days, and expresses the hoe that
the bridge will be to far completed aa to paas trains
by the first of January next.
I Mr. Shielda, we learn, has given up the contract,
and that Mr. Campbell, who oonetruoted the Ma
chine Shopa at thia place, haa bean awarded the
etono work at J M,00 f
Ahotheb Jail Hied. On Monday last the con
stable of Bhamokln brought to town an Irishman
named Stephen Grant, wbe waa arretted for commit
ting an assault and battery, with intent to kill, on
William Nettle, of that plaoe. Nettle, who is a
man about sixty years of age, was boss in one ef
the mines near Shainokin, and the prisoner had been
employed under him, but waa discharged by Nettle
for some offence The prisoner became very angry
and mads threats that be would kill his employer
On Monday last, meeting him in one of the streets
of Eharuokiu, be deliberately sUuok him with a
lung-shot, knocking him senseless, and repeated th
Dope with the weapon after his yiotim had fallen to
the ground. Several persons who happened to be
near at the time of the occurrence, arrested the prl
aoner and took him before Kaquira Caldwell, who
oouiwittoJ hiia to jail. Nettle's injuria are of a
very dangerous character, and it Is thought be can'
not recover (tni li reputed violent and brutal
fellow. ..-..-
, IUuArtXABLi S0BVr. The Potlsville Miners'
Journal BTVto 27th , M that' (ft rntwesdng
lurroy hatVcccntly boen' msMw In Northermftortand
lounty, not only s it settle a long open and vexed
tuestloi as to the true boualsiioe of Important sur
veys, Mnbraoing an axtenaive fang of valuable coal
lands, but from two remarkable oolnoiiionooe con
nected with it. The JtunuU saye : . . . . .. .
"Aft or yean of anxious gearob, certain Important
lines and corner were found and established, by
clearly defined mosmmeats, on the anniversary of the
day on which they were made, seventy odd yean
ago; in 1793.
"The old compass used by John Reese,- a deputy
of Wm. Oray, the old surveyor, to run the linos and
fix the boundaries originally in I7U8, paaaed down
through various owners, into the possession of Mr
David rtcekofellor, of Sunbury, and was used by him
and his associates oo this anniversary to re-traoe the
old origfnnl linee and disoover the old original oop
ncrs. After seventy odd years, thia ancient truth
teller compass, fnithfnl to its high trust, toM the
aamo story in May, 1867, which it told in May, 17V.
"This remarkable surrey waa made by Mr. David
Rockefeller, of Sunbury, so eminent in hia profes
sion, In company with Messrs. Sbipman, McWilliams
and West, of Danville,' also favorably known aa
faithful and able surveyors.
' "It haa been well eaid, human testimony may fail,
human witness may be corrupted, but nature never
lies and never betrays the trust reposed in her.
"In 1793 the monuments and oorners were made
in the trees, and to the bosom of thoeo witnesses were
eonGdod the memorials which were to ascertain and
determino private rights of individuals to immense
estates for a long eerioffof years to come.
''Amid sunshine and storm, night and day, sum
mer ant) winter, stood the pine tree, which was made
the corner. - A sentinel faithful to its trust, it stood
a true and incorruptible witneaa of the truth. To
its faithful bosom was confided the sacred trust.
Years rollod around and wach successive year buried
the truth deeps and deeper in its heart, and fur
nished aoaumulating evidenoe of toe identity of the
witness. At length comes tho surveyor, directed by
bis faithful compass, In search of the truth, and be
hold as the axe penetrates the bosom of the old pine,
the interesting fact oommittod to its keeping, is re
vealed. It ia the important corner, the long and
earnestly sought iandmtrk. For seventy odd yoara
this true and faithful witneaa stood at its post ; it
never faltered, its memory never failed, its fidelity
never waned. No human power oould influenoe, no
bribe could corrupt, no artifice oould confuso, no
trick could brow-beat into silenco. It stood the
true, faithful, ooorageoua, undaunted witness. Tho
storms and tempests of seventy winters did not sub
due it, and it now perpetuatea a monument whioh
years cannot destroy , which prevents litigation and
all its evils, and makes right and justice and peace
triumphant and supremo.1'
Bcnzjse. At the Oil Refinery of Messrs. Bowcn
ft Wilder, at this place, the fuel used for generating
steam and driving tho machinery is tho bontino
extracted from orude petroleum, in refining. The
demand for this product ia not equal to the supply,
and the aulea are, thcrofore, limited, even at the
low price of twenty oonts per gallon. It ia a valua
ble but dangerous substanco, and when too much is
loft in the oil it is liable to explosion. In this re
spect we consider tho oil of Mossrs. Bowen ft Wilder
the best and safest we can got.
Ibsurancb fAin. The barn owned by Goo. P.
Merti, near Northumberland, which waa destroyed
by fire on Wednesday night of last week, was insurod
in the Farmers' Mutual Insuranoo Co., of Danville,
to the amount of $1,200. This sum haa already
been paid in full by the company, and Mr. Merti
haa commenced rebuilding.
TnE WAsniRGToji Library Cohpakt, of Phila
delphia, gains oredil and support every day. The
sales of stock surpass ail expectation, and the pros
pect is that the funds for the noble objoct will be
secured even in advance of tho timo anticipated.
Tho reason is obvious. The dosign is worthy, and
creditable to the patriotio hearts who arc laboring
to reward a too much neglected class. The funds go
Into responsible hands, and the publio have lip fears
that they will bo mis-directed. The plan adopted
satisfies the scruples of the most conscientious, and
tho endorsement of eminent legal authority. It
is by its distinctive features entirely removed from
the taint of catch-penny schemes whioh havo so
often been the means of imposing on the public. It
gives to purchasers of its stock a full equivalent for
the consideration paid. All its transactions are open
and above board. It has no concealments, and tho
reputation of the managers is such that they cannot
afford to "be dishonest in this transaction. Read ad
vertisemont.
BTJSINEBS NOTICES.
Cp'Job l'rin tins'. Having received a
large aupply of NEW JOB TYPE, of varioua new
atylea, Postera, Handbills, Circulars, Cards, Letter
Heads, Bill Heads, Xabols, ftc, can bo printed in
the latest and beat styles, and on short notice.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
The New Rules or Court, regulating tho prac
tice of the .Courts in the 8th Judicial District of
Pennsylvania, composed of the counties of Nortbuuv
bcrland, Lyooming and Montour, have boen pub
lished by ns, and are now for sale at the Ahchi
cae offioe. Thoso who have not yet subscribed can
obtain copies by applying immediately.
Superb. Our citirons will find at Shaeffor's tui
lorlng establishment, Market Squaro, the most beau
tiful patterns of summor oaasimores for gents' and
boys' clothing., They are made to order promptly,
neatly and cheaply.
"Secuhb the Shadow, ere the Eubstahcb
.
Fades." If any of ur readers -iliou'd want a
beautiful and lifcdike Photograph, or pictures of
any si to or style, and on any kind of material, we
would advise them to go to the Photograph Gallery
of 6. Byerly, in Simpson's building, Market street.
Protect youb Feet! The best way to protect
your feet from exposure in inclement weather is to
purohase your Boots and Shoos from the elegant
stock at Thscher's Store, in Pleasants' building,
Market street.
"Lives there a ma it with bocko dead,"
. Who has never desired to wear,
GjjKo worn, such
Suits for Gentlemen,
Suits for Boys,
Suits of all grades,
As are made at
The Continental Clothing Bazaar,
Market Street, Sunbury.
Bebostbbsseb, Third street, opposite the Masonic
Hall, the .successful Photographer, makes piotures
in all styles of the art. Persons are requested to
give him a call bofqre going elsewhere,
Lira Ihs-urakce. "It is no more the moral duty
of a mas to provide the daily bread for his family
while he lives, than it Is to provide against their
being left penniless, in the event of his death."
Edinburr Journal
Jacob bhifmai, t'irt and Lift Iwuranrt Aant,
6unbury , Pa.
PaoTOSRAPBS, made from Dagaerreotypes or Km
brotypes, at Bergatresser's Gallery, Third street, op
posiu the Masonio Hall.
Whse you want cheap and good Photographs
Bergttresser's Gallery, Third atreet, opposite the
Masonic Hall, is the plaoe to resort to. Six cards, or
one large Photograph, for f 1.50. Duplicates, 25 to
50 cents.
ai-ic
The Latest News.
Ladies and gents, have yon heard the last news
' About ths low prioes of good Boots and Shoes ?
On Market street, at MiUex's, you'll liud
The beat ltools and Shoes, and of every kind.
Mens', boys", and youth's boots, in both calf and
ip,
And goods we will warrant never to rip i
Shoes of every description, for all kinds of wear,
That never will rip, nor caver will tear.
Ladies' Glove Sid, and Congress, that will make
a neat toot,
ytecause they will set just like a book t
Children's Shoes that are all good and nice,
And all seem satisfied with the reduced price.
So drop in and aee, and examine the Shoes,
Aad we think you'll be satisfied with the very
latest (tews.. , .
' i en.i-.
Jose Euusm says i 'I aeser bet say stamps aa
the nasi whe Is always lelUn of what he would have
did if he bed bjn tbva- I hava noticed that tBls
kind never get there." J5ut at Beck's tailoring es
tablish ai sot you will always Jid kirn then, aad
wben you get there yoa will be eatitfied that he
makes ths cheapest suits is) town
Or all places to get good Photographs, go to Berg
atreastrw Gallery, Third Street, opposite tut Masonic
Hull, where they are; made. : Six cards, or one largo
Photograph, for f 1.50. Duplicate!, 23 to 50 eta.
' I Mil Q HI ' ; .. J ....
: Tit I Woe ld AS Booed as A Ball. The heading
of thia artlole ia but an expression, so far as ws art
concerned, but In soienee and la the discoveries of
Columbus, argues much. Had Ferdinand been as
kindly toward Columbus as Isabella was, ColumWis
would have received more gratitude) thus,1 In a
pleasant way, we wish to convince the nubile that
8. Faust, at his fashionable Hat and Cap Emporium,
Is daily contributing to their advantage in furnishing
the best, handsomest and cheapest goods, In bis line,
that com to this plaoe. Call and examine tho la
teat atylea and large assortment. ,., f , . . ..
- Teat flia best is Tns Cheapest, is as true In
baying clothing as anything also, and If you would
realise the benefits of this old and familiar adage
you should procure your garments at the tailoring
establishment of J. E. Stnlck, on Fourth street, where
evory variety of Summer clothing can bo obtained
at Very low rates.
----- DEATHS. '. .
At Rio Janeiro, (on beard U. S. steamship Brook
lyn,) May 2S, 1K67, CHARLES W., son of Charles
Mygatt, of Washington oity, agod 31 years.
Corrected Weekly for tho "American."
Wheat Flour, extra family, perbarrol,
do do . do do porowt.
Rye Flour, per bbl.
do per owt.
Wheat, prime red, new, per bushel,
Rye, do
Corn, new do
Oats, do
Potatoes, do
Driod Peaches, pared per pound
do do unparcd ' do
Dried Annies, do
$12 00
0 50
10 00
6 00
. 2 00
1 25
1 10
50
2 00
40
25
15
3 00
25
22
25
20
25
18
14
13
. 1"
60
Dried Cherries, (unstonod,) per bu.
Butter,
per pound,
por doion,
per pound, 1
do
do
do
do
do - ,
do
per pair
Cheese,
Lard,
llnms.
Shoulders,
Beof, hind quarter,
" front "
Mutton,
Chickona,
Nhainokin Conl Trade.
Shahokin, July 29, 1867.
Ton. Cm.
Sent for wook ending July 27, 11,965 04
Per last report, 259,170 11
271,135 15 '
309,644 19
. 38,509 04
Te samotlme last year,
Decrease,
J pedal Notices.
No medicine equals Coe's Dyspoptie Cure, for
Dyspopsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Fever and
Ague, Siok Headache, and all diseases that proceed
from a disordered state of the Stomach and Bowels.
All druggists keep it.
"Loveliness needs not tho foreign aid of ornament,
But ia, wben unadorned, adorned the moat." :
But loveliness, iUolf, cannot always be possessed
without sacriflco aud oare. The prematuro loss of
the hair and its unfortunate tendency to turn grey
at an early period, both fatal to the beauty of tlie
person, oan only be prevented by a judioiary use of
tho truly celebrated Hair Restorative of Mr. Bar
rett. Tho testimonials of its efficacy are numerous
and unexceptionable.
THE GREAT ZINGAKI BITTEHSI
Certificate from His Exeellenoy, David R. Porter,
Ex-Governor of Pennsylvania : .
Habrisburo, Pa., Deo. 7. 1866.
I have had occasion to use RAUXER'S Z1NUARI
BITTERS in my family, and found them very ctli
oacious in all disorders of the bowels. 1 have re
oommended their use also to friends in Now Yoik,
where they have been found to produoe the same
encot. fcvery tamiiy woulu ao well to navo a sup.
ply at all times on hand. DAVID R. PORTER.
'I'o JonuiUtivctf.
The advortieer, having been restorod to health In
a few weeks by a very simple remedy, aftor having
sunoreu tor sevoral years with a severe lung atteo
tinn, and that dread disease. Consumption is anx
loua to mase Known to nia tuuow-sunorers ma means
of eure.
To all who desire it, he will send a oopv of the
prescription used (free of charge,) with the direc
tions for preparing and using the same, whioh they
win nna a sure oure tor (Jomhuuptiox, ahthma,
Bhoxchitis, Couous, Colds, and all Throat and
Lung Aficotiona. l'he only objoct of the advertiser
in Bonding the prescription ia to benefit tbo afflicted.
and apread iuiurmation which he conceives to bo
invaluable, and be hopes every suncrer will try
his remedy, as it will cost thorn nothing, and may
pi jve a blessing, i'artios wishing tne prescription,
free, by return mini, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
yl6V67.1y - Williameburg, Kings Co., N. Y
THE HEALING POOL,
And House of Mercy.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for Young
Men, on the crime of Solitudo, and the Errors, Abu
ses and Diseasea which destroy the manly pewore,
and create impediments to Marriage, with euro moans
of relief. Sent in sealed letter envofopos, freo of
charge. Address DR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, rniladelphia, fa. . ,
Juno 8, Jl7. ty
lr. WlKtar'a Unlxum of Wild
Cherry.
Whore this article is known it is a work of supcro
rogation to say one word in its favor, so well is it
established aa an unfailing romcdy for Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, Croup, Whooping Cough, Asthma
diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs, as well as
that most drsaded of all diseases, Consumption
which high modical authority has pronounced to be a
curable disease. Those who have used this remedy
know Its value ; those who have not, have but to
Biake a single trial to be satisfied that. of all others
it is tht remedy. - '
THE KEY. JACOB EECnjJEIi,
well known snd much respected among the Gorman
population ot this country, writes as follows :
xiahoveb, ra., reo. .10, ibov.
Messrs. 8. W. Fowls ft Son, Bostob Dear Sirs
Having realized in my family important benefits
troin the uaool your valuable preparation wistab s
Balsam or W ild Cheery it aflorda me pleasure
to recommend it to the public Some eight years
ago, one of my daughters seemed to be tn a deoline
aud little hopes of her recovery were entertained
I then procured a bottle of your exoellent Balsam
and before sbe bad taken the whole of it there wus
a great improvement in her health. I have, in my
individual oase, made frequent use of your valuable
meaioine, ana nave always been oenentea oy li. J
would, however, caution the publio aeainst imiieei
tion, because there is a good deal of apurioua V tu
tor's Balsam of Wild Cherry afloat throughout the
country. JACOB SECiiLER.
j one genuine unless signed "i. utiiis oo tne
wrapper.
Prepared by 6ETII W. FOWLK ft 80N, 18 Tre-
tuoot St., Boston, and lor sale by Druggists generally
HcbencaVsi Kfciweed .Tonic.
This medicine, invented by Dr. J. H. Schencs:
ef Philadelphia, is intended to dissolve the food and
make it into ebyme, the first process ef digestion.
By cleansing the stomach with Sohenck's Mandrake
Pills, the Sonic soon restores the appetite, and food
that could not be eaten before using it, will be
easily digested.
Consumption cannot he .cured b Schenck'a Pul
menio Syrup uniese the stomach and liver ia made
seal my and tne appetite restored; sense the Tonio
and 1 ills are required in nearly every ease of oon-
smuDtlon. A half doien battles oftha KKAWKKn
TONIC and three or feur boxesof the MANDRAKE
yiialuS will eure any ordinary case of dyspepsia.
Dr. Schvnck makes professional visits in New York,
Boston, and at hia principal Oiftee ia I'biUdclphia,
every week. See daily papers of each plaoe, or hia
pamphlet on consumption, for bis days for visitation
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two
likenesses of the Doctor, one when in the last stage
of Consumption, and the other as he now is, inperfuct
health, are on the Government stamp.
Void by all Drnegists and Dealers, nriee 91.50 ner
bottle, or $7.50 the half doieo. All letters for advice
should be addressed toDr. Hchenek a Principal Offioe,
no. I norm ow Direct, rniiaaeipnia, fa.
General Wholesale A erects: Deinas Barnes A Co.
N.Y.; 6. llanoe, Baltimore, Md. John D.Parke,
Ciaoinnati, Ohio ; Walker ft Taylor, Cbieegcv 111
Collins Bros , St. Louis, Mo.
Oot. BU, lstw.ea.mo.lyr.
' HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BlICHtf and Improved
Rose Wash eases awet aud delicate diaordctaia all their
suaae, at bule aapeuae, little Of no eaanse la aueS, ao uv
enoveaieiiee and uo eipoaare. It ui pleasant ia lasts and
ooor, lauaanune ia Ha aeunu,ana use Irani an inn
nrus properties. eitrtfly
txite roicu clothixci.-
y ilia v; ::: 7? j r&r
L.;.,,. JONDS'
I )) , 1 1 0)j Df H S T A, III A 8 II Ij J( I ,
CLOTHING
OOl market 'flftreet
One door shove Sixth) Philadelphia.
1 For many years Hits Establishment has dono 'busi
ness en the One l'rtce System, and we betieVe we
are the only Clothing House in the oity that strictly
adheros to this principle. We have earned a repu
tation which we are proud of, for good taste In seleot
ooa styles and substantial materials, and not loss
important, for having all our goods, -
i:tra wi:i.i4i!iAii:.,
Wo employ tho host talent, for Cuttore, and our
Goods are of both kinds Fashionable' and plain
so that all tastes oan bo suited. The pricos are the
very lowest, aa any one by a moment a thought must
see, or otherwise we could not meet tho competition
of our nolghbora, for as no deductions are over mnde,
we must put our prices down to the advantages we
premise.
The pooplo may depend, this is the true plan upon
which to da business, and many a dollar can be
saved to Clothing buyorr by keeping in iniml
' 1 JONES'
ONE PRICE CLOTUINd UOU8B,
004 Market fUrrcet, Philadelphia,
Not on the Corner, but One door abovo Sixth.
Maroh 23, 1867. ly
'.TERninc o.-!si.;iit.
Now Is the season for tboso huge black swarms of
flics, that so torment man aud bouat.
DUTCHEU S L1GHTNINU FLY-KILLER
will make a clean sweep of them every shoot will
kill a quart. Beware of bogus imitations, whioh
some may say are "lust as good." Thoro is nothing
at all comparable with It.
Sold elsewhere. Prioe Six Cents.
July 27,1867. It
Chronio Diseases, Scrofula, Ulcers, tec.
It la well known that the benefits derived from
drinking of tlie Congress, Saratoga, and other
celebrated Springs is principally owing to the lodioo
they contain. .
DIl. H. ARDEUS' IODrNK WATER
contains Iodine in the same pure state that it is
found in tboso spring wafers, but over 500 per cent,
more in quantity, containing as It does 1 j grains to
each fluid ounoo, dissolved iu pure water, without a
solvent, a discovery long sought for in this country
and Kuropo. and ia the bett rcmody in the world for
Scrofula, Cancers, Salt Rheum, Ulcers, and all
Chronio Diseases. Circulars free.
J. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor, 86 Doy Street,
Now York. Sold by all Druggists. j;27-4t
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT.
Is a certain cure for diseases of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DROPSY, OR
OANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
and ell diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS,
wliethei existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause originating and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDINO.
Diaenses of these orgnus require the use of a diuretic.
If no treatment ia suhinittea to, Consumption or Insan
ity muy ensue. Our r-'icali and Btood are auppoited from
tlieae sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
and
thntnfroaterity, depemla upon prompt use of a reliable
reincuy. ;
tlF.I.MBOCP'9 KXTRACT BUCHU,
Established upwards of IS years, prepared by
II. X. IICI.MIJOI.O,
DRUGGIST,
894 Broadway, New York, and
104 Souib luih Street, I'bilauelphia, Pa.
Marcha, li7.ly
lirrom of Youth.
A gontloman who anffured for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful indiscretion, will, for tbo sake of sufforing
humanity, aond free to all who need it, tho rcciiio
and directions for making tlie simple reinody by
which he waa cured. Suftbrera wishing to profit by
tho advortisor a exporiouce, can ao so oy aanressing
In perfect oontldonoo, jujijh jj. uuDtiM,
my 18 -ov. ly m uoutir oircei, ix. i .
GERMAN
ERASIVE SOAP
Is manufactured from PURE
MATERIALS, and may be
considered tho STANDARD OF
EXCELLENCE. For salo by
all Grocers.
May 18, 1B67. ly.
HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
Bt'CHU
Is the Great Diuretic.
IelmloltTt Concent ratal Extmct SartnparilUi
Is the Grent Blood Purifier.
Roth are prepared arcoiriinir to rules of Ph.irmaey mid
inemmtr, ami nie me muauiciive inui can lie made.
March 4, 1SS7.- ly
TAKE NO MORK UNPLEASANT AND UNBAFE
RKMKDIKB for unpleasant ami danirevous ilisetmea. t?ne
llBLMUoi.n'a K.xTRAcr Uucuu and Isiraovxe Uoox Waui
March -J, trJ7. y
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE GREAT CENTRE OF ATTRACTION
Is on 3d street, opposite tho MAbONIC HALL, at
BERGSTBEESSER'S
NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Uut Irately I?fntIIlic1, Mills all
the Alodei-n Improvements
of tlie Art !
THE subscriber, having built the room expressly
for the purpose of Photographing, und bavins
devotod many years to the business, is confident of
his ability to assure bis patrons that the work pro
duced shall bo second to none in oountry or city.
fo work allowed to leave the gallery unless en
tirely satisfactory, llavinir tho best sky light in the
county, he is prepared to make Photographs in all
kinds oi weatner, but would pretur a clear day tor
small children.
He is also prepared to take new sise, or cabinet
card Photographs.
aii Kinas or pictures copied and magnified to
any required site and colored beautifully in Oil or
Water colon or India ink. We pay special attention
to all kinds of out door work, such as Landscape
views of Monuments, Machinery, County Seats, Ac,
a large lot of Photograph frames constantly on band.
Tho publio are respectfully invited to cull and see
our spoaimens and our etiuiplcto arrangomonts for
making Photographs, special teuus to families and
clubs.
J. B. BERGSTRESSER.
Sunbury, July 15, 1867. .
" PURE LAGER BEER!
From (he '
Cold Spring Brewery,
SUNBURY, PA.
JOSEPH EACEEH.,
R&SPECTFl'LLY iuforma the publio geaecaily,
that he is prepared to bunish
LAGER BEER
ia large or small quantities. His facilities for mak
ing Beer cannot be excelled, and is prououneed supe
rior to any other offered in Central Pennsylvania.
It has also been recommended by physicians as a
healthy drink for invalids.
Hotels, Restaurants and private families supplied
at short notice. '
Banbury , July 13, 186T.
CARPENTERS. , . :
WILL find in our establishment a superior atoek
f Planes, bawa, Asgera, Hatchets, Hammers, Files,
ctumus, sto., ac.ior sale oy
J. H. CONLEY CO.
H-rOJ Si HJ
Insure your Stock !
JN THK " " '
Ureat Koaitern Iketertltsi llonte In
suraare Vo,
i ISAIAH . QOBSLEH. Agent.
SUNBURY, PKNN'A.,
IB toking Pottetos for the above Company in this
and adjoining comities, insnring stock of all kinds
against daUh by aeaiduit or otbwwise.
Tbuse having slock should not fail to have H in
sured at onea. Address,
ISAIAH 8. eOSSUIR, Sunbury, Ts
. JttlS74ld67.-T3m . ... ,.
NEW GROCERY!
-Market Strcot, throe doors east of the Railroad
north sido, SUNBURY, PA. ''
, ; WrlOLESALS A RETAIL
W - ..: rnzz c -
, . AND -
Provision Store
FOR CHEAP GOOD8I
Their Stock is complote, consisting in part of
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, SPICES, COAL OIL
Tobacco, Cigars, Flour, Feed, Fish, Salt,
Hams, Shoulders, Cheese, Fruit,
Glaus, Lamps, Ao., Ao.
Country Produoe taken in exchange for Goods.
t'Cull and oxauiineour Stock, and stilUfy your
aclvea.
Sunbury, Juno 29, 1867.
J. YOUNCMAN'S FGUiNMtl!
Arvla St.,1-tM-ii I and It la. clone
to ll liill!c Ht liool lloii,
SUNBURY, PENN'A.
MILL Uearing, Stoves, and the largest class of
Castings made promptly to order.
Also. Window Weights, Frames and Unites for Cel
lar Windows, to.
Clint Iron 4'lilmiioy Topn,
WATER TROUGHS DOOR STEPS.
A liberal prioo paid for old castings.
THE CKLKIIRATED LIVERPOOL PLOW, im
proved, is manufactured nt tbisustiibliKhinoiit. Also,
Stove Urates of all kinds, Kettles, nud every variety
of small coatings.
Sunbury, JulyO, 1SC7. ly
S. S. Wbdeh,
John Kunklb
99
04 UAVAJa
ARCH STREET, botwoon Third and Fourth Street9
. iihi.aii:i,iiiia.
WEBER ft RUNKLE. Proprietors.
Juno 29, 1867. ly
THE
UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Are now constructing s Railroad from
OMAHA, NEBRASKA,
westward towards tbo Pacific Ocean, making with
its connections an unbroken lino
ACROSS T H.E CONTINENT.
The Company now offer a limited amount of their
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
having thirty years to run, and bearing annual in
terest; payablo on tho first days of January and July,
In tho City of New York, at the rato of
SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD,
A T
Iiii'ty CcnlH on tlie ItoIInr.
This road was completed from Omaha 'Mb miles
west on the 1st of January, 1807, and is fully cciuii
pcd,and trains aro regularly running over it. The
Company has now on band sufficient iron, ties, etc
to finish the remaining portion to tho eastern hose of
the Kooky Mountains, Hi luilos, which is under con
tract to bo done September 1st ot this year, and it is
expected that tbo entiro road will be in ruunii.ir or
der from Omaha to its western connection with tho
Central Pacific, now being rapidly built castwurd
trom eacrameuto, Oat., during lbiu.
MEANS OF THE COMPANY.
Estimating the distnnco to bo built by tho Union
Pacific to bo 1 ,505 miles, tho United States Govern
ment issues its Six per cent, i'hirty-year DumU to
the Company as the road is finished at tho nvcriio
rato ol about i,i.iu per lniio, amounting to M l,zus,
000.
Tbo Company is also pormittcd to issuo its own
First Mortgage llonds to un equal amount, aud at tho
same time, which by special Act of Congress aro
mado a First Mortgage on the entire lino, the bonds
of tho United States Xeing subordinate to thoui.
The Government mukos a donation of 12.SUU ucres
of land to the mile, amounting to 20,02,(100 acres,
estimated to be worth MO.UUU.OOO, making the total
resources, exclusive of the capital, $118,410.1100; but
tlie full value of tho lauds cannot now bo realized.
a The authorised Capital Stock of tho Company is
one bunlroomiuion dollars ot wmcn live millions
havo already been paid in, and of which it is not
supposed that more than twenty-five millions at most
will be required.
The cost of tho road is estimated by compotcnt on
ginoera to bo. about one hundred million dollars, ex
elusive of equipment.
PROSPECTS FOR BUSINESS.
Tho railroad connection bctweon Omaha and the
East is nowoomplute, and the oarningsof the Union
Pacifio on the suotiuna already finished fur tbo first
two woeksin May were (113,000. Those sectional
earnings as the road progresses will much more than
pay tho interest on tho Company's bonds, and tho
through business ovor tno only liuo of railroad bo-
tween the Atlantio and faoitio must be iiuinousc.
Value und Security of the Itoiul
Tho Conipuny respectfully submit, thut tho abovo
statement of facts fully demonstrates tho security of
their lionus, and us additional proof thoy Mould sug
gest that the Uonds now offered are less than ten mil
lion dollars on 617 miles of road, on which over twen
ty million dollars hove already boon expended :
on d.iu miles ot this roau tno oars aro now running
and tho reinaiuini! 187 miles aro nearly completed
At tho present rato of premium on gold these
bonds pay au annual interest on tho present cost ol
Iino ler Cent.,
and it ia believed that on tho completion of tho road
like tho Government llonds, they will go above pnr
Tbo Company intend to sell but a limited amount ut
the present low rato, and retain tho right to advance
tho price at their option.
Subscriptions will be received in New York by the
Continental Nati&nal Bank, No. 7 Nassau St.
Clark, Desax & Co., Bankebs, No. 61 Wall St.
John J. Cisco A Son, Bankers, No. 33 Wall St
and by BANKS AND BANKERS generally through
out the United Stutes, of whom luups aud descrip
tive pauiphlots may he obtained. They will also be
sent by mail troni the Company a umco, tu zu Iniis
auu Slreot, New York, on application. Subscribers
will soloet tliuir own Agonta in whom they buvo con
fidenoe, who alone will bo responsible to them for tho
sola delivery ot tne bonds.
- JOHN J. CISCO,
Treasurer,
NEW YORK.
June 23, 1867. 3m
BOOTS AND SHOES.
MANUFACTURED TO ORDER.
JOHlSr WILVER,
X ESPECTFULLY Informs his frionds and ous
Xi toinura, that bo has just opened a shop for tho
uiunufucture of liOOiS A bllUt-S, on
Sjiruce atreet, Ictieeen Second ttrcct and Centre
Alley, Sunlury.
where all kinds of work in his line will bo mado up
In tbo latest stylo and in the best workmunliko man
ner.
Having first olass stock on hand, he flatters himself
tnat be will be able tosuu ine rasies 01 uio mosi uis
tidious. The public are invited to call.
JOHN WILVER
Sunbury, June 13, 1867.
FANCY DRY GOODS STOKE
MISS KATE BXjA-CIC,
Market street, four doors west of Wm: 11. Miller'
Boot and Shoe atore, SUNBURY, Pa.
T ESPECTFULLY informshor friends in Sunbury
It ana vicinity, titat sue nas Just openod ner
SPUING fi- SUXXEli DRESS GOODS,
of every description.
I'tiBSiioiiuble Irews Trlnaiulac;,
Head Dresses, Qloves, Hosiery, Embroideries, Lace
Collars, Bleached and unbleached Muslins, Sheetings,
Drillings, Alapaeas, Poplins, Crape and Laoe Veils.
aLadieai Hat, Cbildren,a Hutu and
ajapx, of every variety.
Mmo. Demoreat'a Hair Curlers, Hair Coils and
Curls, Oloves, Stockings, Collars, Corsets, Ao.
Uents' Collars, Neckties, half Hose, Handker
chiefs and Suspenders.
Bradley's new Patent Duplex Elliptio (or double
Spring SKIRTS.)
HOPKINS Elliptic Skirts.
Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Hair Brushes, Conibi,
Toys, and a general variety of MOTIONS.
KATE BLACK.
Banbury, April IT, 1867;
IRD CAQESll-different kinda. If you want
good and cheap Bird Cages, go to
CONLEY ACQ'S
SHOEMAKERS.
THE heat qualities of Bole Leather, French Calf
skins, Mornieeas, Liniuvs, Lasts, Kails, Pegs-
Tools of all lines, and tning used .t the trade,
frr sale low by
jj.
. CONLKV rVCO
TITT3
Washington Library Co.
IIIII.ADELPHIA. ' '
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR.
300,000
TRESKNTS TO SUBSCRIBERS.
One Cash Present or $10 000
Onb Cash Presi nt ok Jo.flnn'
One OAsn Present or Elfl.noo.
One Cash Presrnt or $0,1100.
' Two Cash PiiEaiNTaor 2.60ooaoh.
Read full Schedule of Vrcscrm lletuto.
Each Certificate of Stock is aeoompanled with a
Beautiful Steel-Plate Engraving
WORTH VOHB AT RETAIL TRAM TUB COST Or
CERTIFICATE,
And nlso insure to the holder a
PRESENT IN THE tlUEAT DISTRIBUTION.
The Washington Library
Company
Is chartered by the Stale of Pennsylvania, aud
Organised iu nid of the
RIVEItSIDB INSTITUTE
FOR
Boldiors' and Sailors' Orphan.
Iucorporuted by tbo Statu of N. J.
APRIL S, 1H87.
THE IlIVEHSIDE INSTITUTE.
Kilualo nt Riversido, Burlington County, New Jer
sey, is foundod for the puriH.se of j;ratuiluuly edu
cating tho sons of deooased Soldiers and Seamen of
tlie 1'niled States.
i'ho Board of Trustoos consists of tho followine
well-known citizens of Pemifiy I vaniu aud Now Jersey :
nun. iiiiimrt.H li. m:n.
District Attornev. I'liilailolohm. Pit.
HON. LEWIS R. BHOOMAl.L,
lix-Cbief Ooiner II. S. Mint, antl Rocordcr of
Deeds, Philad'n., Pennsylvania.
HON. JAMKS M. SCOVKL, Now Jersey.
HON. W. W. WARK.Now Jersey.
UKNRV UOHMAN, Esq.,
Agent Adams' Express, Philadelphia, Vil.
J. E. COU, lisn., of Joy. Coo A Co.. l'uiladulnhiu.
TRFASirnv Dkpautment. Washinotov Vi C
April IS, 18H7. Office of Intciuul Revenue .Hav
ing received satisfactory evidence that tho irn .Is
of tho ot terpriso . conducted liv tfco 'WnxhWi.,11
Library Company" will bo dovoted to charitable,
uso, permission is hereby granted to said Company
to conduct sueh enterpriso exempt from all charge,
whethor from special lux or other duty.
r.. a. iiutibiAa, Uommi3sioncr.
The Wn1tlns-tou I.ihrnrv 'o..
In order that Iho benevolent object set forth in tills
circular may bo successfully
accomplished
havo
issueu live series 01
FINE iVTEEL-PLATE EXGR AVISOS.
which aro put on subscription at prices much below
their retail value.
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK IN THE WASH.
INUTOiV LIBRARY COMPANY
will bo issued, rtampod with tho soul of tho Compa
ny, and signed by the fceorotary. (None others
goniiino.)
Any person sondinff us Ono Pollnr, or caving tho
same to our local Agents, will receive immediately a
line Meoi i'lato engraving, at ohoiee from the fol
lowing list, and One Certitioato of Stock, insuring
Ono Present in our published schedule
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.
No.l
l-"My Child ! My Child !" No. 2 "They'ro
I ! Thoy'ro Saved V' No. 3 "Old Sovonty-sU
Saved
or, tho Early Days of tho Revoluticn
Any person paying Two lollnrg will receive cither
of tho following lino Steel Plates, at chnico, and
1 wo Certificate of Mock, thus becoming entitled to
Two Presents.
TWO DOLLAR ESanAvlNGS.
No. 1 "Washington's Courtshin." No. 2 " Wash
ington's Last Interview with his Mother."
Tnr.KE run. 1. a it esouavinoh.
Any person pavinir throo dollars will recoU-o Ihn
beautiful Stcui i'lato of
' HOME FROM THE WAR."
and throo Certificates of &'tuck, becoming ontitlcd
to three Presents.
FOI'R DOLLAR ENORAVINns.
Any person paying Four Hollurs ahull rocoivo the
largo and beautiful Steel Plato of
'the rruiLS or our forefathers."
and Four Certilicates of Stock, entitliug them to
Four 1'reecnts.
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.
Any porson who pays Fivo Hollurs shall rocoivo
tho largo und splendid Steel Pluto of
"THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAS."
And Fivo Certificates of Stock, entitling thorn to Five
Presents.
Tho engravings and Certificates will bo dolivorcd
to each subscriber at our Local Agencies, or sent by
mail, post puid, or express, as may bo ordered .
Tlie Washing ton IJbrnry Company
Wilt Award
THRF.KHI.'NURI-:n TIIOI SANI) UOI.I.AKS
I.N PKEM-LVrs TIUllKSHAliKIKUJlKHS,
On rciliien,lni, Srjt,:mTcr 2.VA, 1SU7,
At l'UILADKI.riil A, PA., Oi nt the Institute, HIVHR-
siui:, n j.
SCIIKDULE OF PRESKNTS
I Cash Present
I Cu.li I'resent
I Cii.li Preaent
1 t:asii I'reiwiit.
1! Cash Presume of $2.S0O each
1 Itaa lmiie Omntry Hesalenee, Stable, Uround
(Sti,npn
-JO.IKSI
lo.iaiu
u,nou
6,000
Ae., ijeriiiniilowii, rinlailelpliui, I.OIHl
1 Double Heniddice, iluee .tory bnck,Ciiiudcn,N J. li,iio
1 Coal Depot, Ollieen, MieUs, Onrninl, Willi bul-
iicssntalilniiv,! . utt Wu.luiiaioii Av
enue, I'lliliidelplua,
1 Country Mewiriii-c, Kiveisi.le, N. wilh
OrouiiJ, Krinu, ace.
I Thiee-story Colla-e, Lot, Ae.
IS Valual.lc lluiuliuK l'U, Kiver.ido, fHKlracli
1 Elegant Tuini.ui Family C'aninee, Sj.an of
lb.rae, Harue, Ae., O'inplt te
10 Valuable IIuiMiiik 1i, Kiversldu, 8V1U0 caeh
I lleaulilul Silver Gray il.irno, hands luh,
sired by tho celebrated imported Arabian
Horse "Caliph ;" also, a liglit Koud Wutou
weifht HU pounds, Willi set of nupcilol
Single Harness, Ac., waking a Brst-claiii
eeluofi.tinieiit
SO Pia, UMi enell
Sfii Mel,Kleuiii, jf2-jj each
5 KokwixvI Setvmir M irliines PiOO each
Ml Family rSewmc; Maclmu s, glOUtuch
50 Fine Uokl WuuJica, s)'JUu eueli
lot) Oil I'aiiuiiiga, by loading artists aggrcgato
value
3 Caiuel'i Hnir Sliawln, 1.000 each
1 Cauiel'iHair Sliawls, i,lsl each
3 Handsome tjiee Miuwli, If'J.HI eueh
lit Cashmere Htinwlt jU eaeli
l Silk Dren Pattern $7j eaeh
SO ("UV HiiililniR IyiU, iir3 eaeh
'l'lie reiiiaimler will unntist 01' Silverware, Mjnlenl
1.-1,000
tti.otxi
S.000
5,WO
S.nnn
3,ow
s.nao
10,0110
4,aoo
I.INHI
1,(SI
10,0011
IP.OrrO
3.IKHI
6,IHKI
7 JO
6IHI
l.fiOO
b,7i0
coin i,era Ulaaaea, rocket llrlilca, and du
ferent ailielea of uriiuiaeut una u, ainouut
i"g to, pa,oo
. Total' wmi.utsj
All the properties Riven clear of incumbrance.
HOW TO OUTA1.N SHARKS AND KNORAV1KCS
fend ordera to ua by aiml, eucloaiHg from t to S'.ll,
eiltier lly imt (litiee orders or 111 a regutcred letter, nt
our r nk. Larger autuuuu thorn UI be acnl by draft or ex-
lo ahaies with Riigravinira
25 almrca Wllh Kiiirrnvinga
50 ttiurca with Knuniviuga
75 atiures wilb Kiirraviiia
100 aiurea with Eugruvinjja
9,S0
46.60
Ov.AO
UU,00
Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the United Stales
The Association have opnolnted aa Rereivera, Measra.
GLOKUK A. CUOKK A CO., whose weU known nils
giity aud business experience Will boa auuicient auaruu
lee that the money intrusted to tliera will Uo prouiplly ap
plied to tlie purjHae auiled.
PuiLADKLrHiA, Pa., May SO, U7.
To the OfSeera and Members of the Waahiiigtou Libia
ry C , N. 8. RfcAD, SeereUry.
Gentlemen : t)u receipt of your favor of the 1.1th Inst.,
nntiiyuuj as of ,oul appoiutiueul aa Kieeivera for your
Cowiwny, we took the liberty to submit a copy of your
Chaiuir, with a plan of your eiiksrHiae, to ilie bialieal
k'gal sulhouly of the rotate, aud having: reeeiveil hia lavor
atile oiiininu in regard to ua Iraulity, and ayiupattiuuur
wilh the benevolent ohjeet of yimr A"jwiin. vis i the
education and munleluum of the mptuin cloldreu mf our
snldiara and suitera at the Uivuaide luatlluto, we tiuve
joueludod to aereia the trust, and to use our best edoria to
prtMuute ao worthy au object.
tteaixctfally, yuuia, Ae.,
CEO. A. COOKE at CO.
Addieaa all letters and nrdere to
OKO. A.ClM.HKACOf, BANhfKS,
33 nri Tluru Sueet, l'ho4ci h jl, Pa
Rereivera for the Wuutiuf tou Libtii) Cn.
iunaK). M'.
TVS. SHANNON,
frnrtfoal
Watchmakers
AND
JEWELER,
From PHILADELPHIA.
In Simpson's llnflding, Matket tjo,uaro,
STJ1TBTJP.Y. PEITIT'A
1MNE Hold and Silver American and Swisi
Wutches, Clicks, Jewelry and Silver ware, con
suntly on hand. Hair Jewelry mid Masonic Mnrr
luadu to order.
Oold and Silver Plating done in tlio bcttinanncr
and warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Fine Watches, Clooks, Muslo Doles and Jewelry
Repaired aud warranted.
All orders promptly filled.
Sunbury, Juno I, 1S07.
Notice to Merchants and Shippers.
rpilK undcrslgnl, proprintors of Wciser A Prick a
J. l.ino, give nofino to merchants and shippers
Hint their Depot ia still at 81 1 Market street, I'liil
dolphin, and all Hands directed to Sunbury and Dan
ille will be promptly delivered.
i.Cr "Cars leave till Market street, Philmlelplifa,
iri-weekly Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
V. V. (KHilutlCH.
May 25, 'C7. J. II. RICHARDSON.
All kinds of SCHOOL BOOKS,
Slates, Pens, Ink, Paper, Ao. j
Miscellaneous Rooks, a good assort
nicut. All the new books received
n soon as published, atd for sule at
Publishers' prices.
H
1HBLES, Prayer Rooks and Hymn
Hooks, in every ntylo 01 biuuing.
Catholic Prayer liooks.
FAMILY UI lil.KS in varioussfyles
UIOTlONAUIKSol'all sises.
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Juveniles and Toy Books, a large
assortment
IlliiiiK Hooks and Plank
Forms of all kinds.
Foolscnp, Legal Cap, Letter and
Note Papers.
COPYING LOOKS, Inkstands,
Pen Racks, Files, Paper, Cuttors und
Counting House Stationery generally .j
PHOTOiJRAl'H ALLTM3 eh-ia.
and dear.
Oold Pens and Holders.
Pocket Books and Bill Wallets.
Picture Frames.
Stcreoscopce und Views, American,
French, A 0.
Unnvimr Paper, all sizes, Bristol
Board, .Ve.
lliarica, Memorandum Rooks, Ao
Buckguniinon Boards, Uaiuos, Chess
men, Ac..
W
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fei
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Toys a large and complete assortment
Baso-llulls und Bats. Fishing Rodsj
ana xackio.
Perfumes, Brohcmian and Parisian
Marbles, Ao.
Oold Pens rc-pointed.
Lamps, Shades, (j lobes, Chimneys,
Ao.
Wall Paper and Bordor, all kinds.
Window Curtains, Paper Uilt and
uneci.
Music and Musical Instruments.
0A11 kinds of Books and Stationery not onjhau.l
promptly ordered.
All the Onily and Wcokly Papers and Magazines
Agont fur tlio "American Or(iiu " Also for "La
Rose's Hair Restorative," Enamel of America, and
"National Steam Navivpitiou Company'
Sunbury, May 18. lbi.7.
Somctliinjc New
Not I
un'
Aib
GOOD NEWS!
Tho splendid assortment of GOODS at the
MAMMOTH STORE
J. W. l'KII.IACi Ac SOi,
I.S NEW,
but it is Nothing New fi.r them ns they aro altvnyj
getting up NEW OOO D3
GOOD NEWS,
to tlio pcoplo of SI NliURY, fur they havo purch ine
cd tbeio goods low and arc selling thcui at very
Wo arc determined to sell our Good." at
Low
Prices and defy competition.
Wokeeplbu Itfhl iililil.4rMtlM ai.d
tell them aa low as trio aiet'uutl iMalilic!S aro
sold by other dealers.
Coiuo and examine our Stock and Learn our
tb p -grey -B.r:eBitj
No cliargo for showing GooJd. Tliat
id our business and wo take plcasuiu
in doing it.
Feeling very thankful to the public for their very
liberal putronugo heretofore bestowed upon us, wo
feel confident of retaining their custom, by a strict
adUeriuoo to the rules wo have adopted.
ItEMEMRER THE PLACE,
Tho Mammoth Stov v.
Market Squaro, 2 doors cast of tho Now Court Homo,
BUNRLRY, TA.
J. W. FRILINtl A SON
Sunbury, March SO, 1857.
DAKEUlUKKltY;
v. nvsumtxi:, Agent,
Manufacturer of
CANDIES, BREAD, CAKES. PIES, AC,
Front St., S doors east of the P. A E. R. R. Dev,t
AUIU'llll.nilKKI.A.I), fA.
Cuatooiera will be served daily. Orders solicited
Northumberland, June 28, IS67
LUMBER ! LUMBER !
The otter County nud Nuaburt
Lumber Coisipuny,
Now fully entablished at tho SUNUl'RY
STEAM SAW-MILLS,
are prepared to saw to order
WHITE PINE, HEMLOCK AND OAK,
of any sise and all lengths. Afull assortment of
alwaya kept on hand. Pannel, Flooring, Siding and
fiuUbing boards of all kinds.
MOULDING, BASH,
DOOH9, nmi SFICTTERS
SHINGLES,
Bawod and Shaved, White Pise, and Hemlock
Plaaiterlsss IJUta antl I'nlins:.
Planing, Ripping and Turning, will be done to order
at abort notice. Thia Company design furtiihing
everything iu their line at aueh rates that Lumber
Yards, Uuildora aint all parties wing Luinl er, will
Cud it to their in tor est to buy at this eetablishoiont
ORDERS
are re.'pcclfully solicited and will be promptly at
leaded to by addressing.
WM REACEN, Sup
Sunbury, June 15, 18ot