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N. 8. ENQLK, $ Publiahera.
8ATUKDAY, AUGUST 81, 1807.
' 'SLocal Elffatrg.
Burma Macaua or Bali One of llowe't
excellent maohiaes, with the latest improvements,
has jut bean received, ud will beeold at a redneed
ptloe. Inquire at this office. ,
Divine sorvlocs will be held Id Bt, llatthew's
(Kpltoopal) Chnroh, by tho pastor, Her. Mr. Van
dine, on Sunday next, at half-past 10 o'clock, A. M.
ArroiSTHEXT. Mr. Thomas M. Puriel, of this
plaoa, bat been appointed to a position In the Cus
tom House, at Philadelphia, under Col. Cake.
Pkaches are somewhat higher than last week,
hot they are moon better than those first received
at this place. Messrs. Smith A Genther received,
on Wednesday last, soma very fino ones, wbioh they
(old at 93 per box. f
I ' i i
Select School. We bare been requested to an
nounce that Miss Clara U-. Edkln will re-open her
school, In the Sunday School building of the Epiioo
pal Cliuroh, on Monday, September 16th.
A mew stock of fall and winter Clothing Is now
feeing opened at Marsh's Clothing Storo, in Simp
son's building, Market square. Call and see the
late fall styles. .
Fint. at Suajcokis. On Monday evening last,
about 8 o'olock, a fire broke out to Bhamokin, which
.destroyed property to the amount of about $5,000.
Tho origin of the fire Is no: known. -
BtRCCK nr Liohtnixo. A bnru belonging to
Samuel Resslcr, in Upper Augusta township, was
struck by lightning during tho storm of Wodncsdny
afternoon last, and was consumed with its contents.
Tho barn was filled with wheat, lately harvested.
The loss is about $1,500, on which there is a partial
insurance.
Mkloxs. The season for good watormelons and
citrons is now at band, but those brought up by the
market cars are high in price and nothing extra in
quality. This is particularly npplioablo to citrons,
which, at best, are inferior in every rcspoct to thi.se
raised in this neighborhood.
The entertainments given at the Masonic Hull,
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings last, for the
benefit of the M. E. Sunday School, were very suc
cessful. The program mo consisted of tableaux, di
alogues, declamations, singing, Ac. About $125
were realir.od, whioh will be used in the puruhiuo of
a library for the Sunday School.
Till late continuous heavy rains hare dune more
.injury in the destruction of bridges orer creeks and
smaller streams than any flood we have had for
many years. The new county bridgo nt Shoinokin
was not only carried away, but by the fury of tho
flood broken to fragments, and thus the bridgos be
low were saved from destruction. The foundations
'of a number of bridges orer the Shainokin creek
and its tributaries havo been souiowhat injured by
the flood.
Tna White Deer Mills, owned by Messrs. OriflVy
nnd Brumbach, were damaged to the extent of over
$20,000 by the late flood, the dry bouse being swept
-away, and the main buildings being badly dam
nged. Tho flats below the mills were oorerod with
logs from the now dam being built by Mr. Griffey
for Mr. Pardee, and which was also destroyed. '
Accident is the I'mn End or ins Corxir.
The Democrat says that on Monday week last,
whilo Judge Welker nnd ex-Sheriff Reader were
driving a young horse, in the upper end of tho
county, the borso became frightened and ran away,
upsetting tho buggy. Boih were violently thrown
out. The Sbrrifl had two of his ribs injured, and
was otherwise hurt. The Judgo escaped with se
vere bruises.
The Raiss and Floohs. The NiUonian says
that It Is over nineteen years since the Chilisqunque
nnd tho other oreeks in thut vicinity have been so
high as during tbe lute floods, caused by tho heavy
rains of last week. In many Instances bridges have
teen swept away, culverts damaged nnd roads ren
dered impassable. Theso floods were entirely local
in their character, the river having risen but little
and very gradunlly.
Improvements. The lato rains hare greatly re
tarded the oporations of those engaged in building.
Mr. Uaupt has the third story of bis building, in
Market square, nearly up. He will have two iron
front storerooms. Mr. Vim. II. Miller has his store,
in the Dewart mansion, nearly ready. Mr. Hen
dricks' three-story brick rosidenoe, on Walnut street,
is under root'. Mr. Haas' two-story brick residence,
on Chestnut street, is nearly up. Mr. Ira T. Clem
ent is rapidly putting up tha foundation walls for
Lis new planing mill, sash and door ftotory, Ac.
Thb Markets. There is but little change in tho
vegetable markets. Prices of many articles still
continue fifty per oent. higher than previous to the
war. liaising truck, as it is ar.lled, we should think
is a paying business. Butter Is. selling at 30 cents,
or 10 cents higher than at Lewisburg and most other
places, but is getting more plenty than it has been
for several weeks past.
Poultry is not abundant, and chickens sell at from
CO to 75 cents per pair. Lamb, hind quarter, is sold
by tho butchers generally at 20 ots., though eomo
sell it at 15, which is the Philadelphia prioe, and
quite as much as it is worth.
Scbscriptioks to the Washington Library Com
pany of Philadelphia ara pouring in rapidly. The
handsome engravings given away with each share of
etock are of rare und excellent workmanship. By
subscribing for the stook at one dollar per share you
obtain an engraving worth fifty per cent, mere than
you invest, besides participating in the grand dis
tribution of gifts. Every share of stock will receive
some present, with an equal chanoe of securing soine
.of the valuable articles, as published in the schedule
The engraving entitled '-The Marriage of Poca
hontas," which is given to those who take fire shares
of stock, is executed in tbe neatest and most Hp
proved style, and fully equal to those of tha tame
character that are now retailed at from eight dollars
and upwards. N. F. Llghtner is tha authorized
agent for Sunbury and rtoinity. Bead the adrer
tisement.
pad accident. A sad acoidont ooenrred on
Wednesday afternoon last, on tba Phila. A Erie
Kailroad, near the machine shops, In Cake's addi
tion. A party of German emigrants, who arrived
here on the emigrant train that day, ware detained
several hours, and while waiting for their train to
start several of them went to a market ear standing
on the siding to purchase provisions. While they
were standing on. the main track tbe 4.10 afternoon
-train came thundering along at so great a speed that
the engineer was unable to check It In time to pre
vent an accident. A German widow lady, named
.Amelia .Winger, and her four obildran, on their way
io Illinois, where aha has a son residing, were on tbe
.track at the time. The woman and two of her
children ware struck by the cow-catcher of the loco
motive. She was thrown tome dUtauoe, striking
her head in her fall, and receiving a wound that
will probably prove fatal. liar daughter, aged
about twelve years, was seriously bat not fatally In
jured. A little son was also strack by the engine
and rolled along on the traok for some distance, but
escaped with a few alight bruises. They ware taken
to the Augusta Hotel, where tbey ara receiving
every eare aud attention. Their wounds ware
dressed by Dr. D. W. Sbindal, of this plaoa. It U
thought tba mother eannot reoorer.
Wa bava repeatedly referred to tba faet that pas
senger trains are run through town at a high aod
-daugerous speed, not only In violation or tha bo.
tougb erdinanoee, but of tbe rules of the oompauy.
Tlioe things bad better ba attended to before some
lad calamity eoairelf rifrrnjii,n ,
TaaT4 Vtaat i8nAoif.-Tlio Jxarafaf,
of the 2Jd lust.; gives lbs following account of the
damage sustained at Bhamokin (hiring the roc not
flood at (bat plaoe :-J'8haaokln oreek and Ds tribe
lariat at this plea row ta aaoh a height as to sweep
away bridges and feooea, and wea, as we balleva If
generally eoneaded, at least 11 inehae higher than
la I860. . r1-S'.!LT'.y '-'..v. U' ."
1 "Between 2 and a o'olook on Baturday morning
the water attained Its greatest height, when tho
bridge across tba oreek, near the Furoaoo, and the
oorered one at the Oap, were carried away, as was
also the Coal Bun bridges on Bhamokin and Kook
streets, and tba ona aoross the old abannel on Lib
erty street! Tha foot-bridge on Spursheim street,
and one at tha lower and of town, recently erected.
were also taken, making a total of fire wagon and
two foot bridges lost, and leaving In the borough
only tha new Iron bridge on Market street, tha one
reoently ereotod orer the new channel on Liberty
street, and 'those across Carbon Bun, all of which
were more or less damaged. .
"Although considerable damage was dona to pro
perty In the flat, by the destruction of fences and
flooding and washing of lots, the residents of Sha
mokin street suffered most. This was owing to tbe
entire washing away of the lower abutment of the
bridge at the bead of the street, which left a Con
siderable body of water rush down, filling nearly
all of tha cellars, and in some plaoes undermining
the walls and tearing up pavements."
Has it Bkir Done ? The new school law, passed
last wintor by tbe Legislature, makes It the duty of
the trustees of tho several districts to. make, or cause
to be made, a correct census of the children in each
district between tbe first and twentieth days of July,
in order to ascertaiu the number of children admis
sible to the public schools. A report Of the census
is also to bo returned to the County Hnporintendont.
If these requirements nro not oomplicd with, tbe
district so failing will be deprived of the amount
due it from tbe State appropriation.
Payment or Coxrorxu Interest Notes. Gen.
Spinner has issued the following rules for the pre
sentation of compound interest notes to the Treasury
for redemption :
First. Holders aro required to remit such notes
in packages separate from any other notes or securi
ties, addressed to the Treasury of the United Statos.
Heeond. Express charges on compound intcrost
notes forwarded to the Treasury for redemption must
be prepaid by the party remitting thorn.
Third. Schedules of rates should be prepared
and sent to the Treasury, specifying tho denomina
tions, dates, letters and numbers contained in each
remittance.
Fourth. As a safeguard to the holders it is sug
gested that these notes may bo canooled before for
warding them, by punching out both signatures,
care boiDg taken to leave the dale and numboring
untouohed.
Fifth. Payment for these notes will be made by
checks on the Assistant Treasurers at New York,
Philadelphia, Boston, Sun Francisco and New Or
leans, os in uurrency by express at tbe cost of the
owner of the notes, as the party remitting may elect.
Report or Tns Guano Junv. The following is
the report of the Grand Jury, made at the August
session of our Court :
To the Honorable Alexander Jordan. President,
und his Associates, Judges of the Court of the
bounty oj iorthumberlana :
The Grand Jurors, after having passed upon and
finished all business luid before them by the Court
aud District Attorney, and made such examinations
of the public buildings as deemed necessary, do re
port as follows :
Willi feelings of just pride do we recognize the
generosity of the liar in the presentation of tbe por
trait of the Hon. A. Jordan, President Judge of this
Court. We take it as a mark of thai high catoom
entertained by the Bar towards bis Honor, which is
so justly due for services characterized with so much
ability, justness aud urbanity. Tbe Grand Jury
consider it a very appropriate ornament to the
Court room.
Upon examination of the public buildings, the
Jury lind that the following repairs and arlicles are
needed ut the Jail : The yard buildings need a tho
rough repairing. The yard wall is weak and poor
in places, and we recommend that thcro be put a
tbiek coat of good lime and sund plastering on tbe
inside of the wall, seven or eight feet high from the
grouud ; two stoves aud one top to a stove in use ;
one table; two beds und bed clothing; zino or iron
shectingjmder all the stoves, and certain repairs to
tbe floor.
Tbe Grand Jury strongly urgn taking some mea
sures to remedy a defeat of l ho Court room, referred
to in former reports of this kind, touching the difti
culty to henr satisfactorily. This should not be de
furred. Tbe public rooms and oflices are found in
good condition and well adapted to the purposes for
which they are used. We found tho officers of tho
different departments to ba gentlemanly and obli
ging, aud an honor to the county. It is recommend
ed that suitable blinds be put in the windows of the
Court House which have no shutters, to exclude
light or rays of tho snn.
The Grand Jury very much rcgrot the great in
crease of the uumber of crimes in our oounty, which
is a oaa omen ol me stale oi society.
Petkr M. S.nvdkh, Foreman
Reuuiocs Notice. "The harvest is past, the
summer is ended, and we aro not saved." Young
men of Sunbury, is it thus with you? If so, God
forbid that another harvest shall pats ere you shall
acknowledge that "Christ is your all and in all.'
Young men, be present with us at our next Union
Prayer Meeting, which will be held in the lecture
room of the Presbyterian Church, next Babbatb eve
ning at S o'olock, P. M. Ministers of the gospel,
cry aloud to the young men of this plaoe ; spare
not, nrge them to the necessity of attending the
Union Prayer Meoting. Cast aside sectarian prin
ciples and oouutenanoe and encourage theso Young
Men's Prayer Meetings by your presenoe.
Many Members.
Editor's Tablo.
Tiib Atlantic Monthly We are in receipt of
the September number of this exoollent magazine,
published by Ticknor A Fields, Boston, Mass. Tbe
contents sre as follows : The Guardian Angel, part
IX; Prophetic Voices about America: a Mono
graph ; Sunshine and Petrarch ; Canadian Woods
and Waters; Tbe Nightingale in the Study ; Hos
pital Memories. II.; Minor Italian Travels ; The
Mysteiy of Nature; A Wife by Wager; Tbe Jesuits
in North America in the Seventeenth Century ; The
Blue and tbe Gray; Fugitives from Labor; Re
views and Literary Notices. This is a superior num
ber of the Atlantic.
Blackwood's Emnblpuh Magazine. Tho Aug
ust number of this able British periodical has been
re-published by the Leonard Soott Publishing Co.,
140 Fulton Street, New York. It contains the fol
lowing : Brownlows, part VIII.; The Sooiul Kra
of George lit.; Lite and Letters of Governor Win
throp; The Easter Trip of Two Oohlophobista ; In
tern per anoe and Intolerance; Tevsk ; Maximilian
The Chiffonier ; The Bill as it is.
Godey'b Lady's Book, for September, is one of
the best numbers of the year. The leading II lustra
tinn is "A Rustic Sceue, true to nature, and beau
tiful as true. The other embellishments eonsist of
fashion plates, colored and plain, and patterns for
dresses, needle-work. Ao., "too numerous to men
tion." Tba litorary department is well filled with
excellent original contributions from favorite au
thors. Godey is excellent.
loon Stories. Messrs. Ticknor A Fields have
issued the initial number of Goon Stories, under
which title they propose to publish, in cheap and
attractive lorm, a ruiuanie collection or snort sto
ries, tales and sketches. The need of such a collec
tion has long been felt; for whila numerous collec
tions of poetry bave been made, no general reperto
ry of good stories exists
It is not intended to limit this collection tu Eng
lish literature. It will embrace, by eompetent
translations, the best and most characteristic short
lories of all lunuuaies
While having in view the idea of making Ibis col
lection valuable as a repertory of choice fiction, the
nub lisbees have In nund the great need oi ine tra
velling puklio for a class of reading that shall answer
for amusement In the rail-ear or on toe ateamooai,
A large volume or a long story often beoomes weari
nm u the traveller on aecount of tbe disadvanta-
m la which ha Is subjected, while tbe type of many
volumes renders the reading of them impossible to
aot a few travellers.
In Goon Stories all of these difficulties are over
Rv, .nmhM is a small nuarto. aonronriate-
lv illustrated, and easy to tha band ; tha stories ara
.Ks.l and demand not too continuous attention i
tba type is large and oan ba easily read, and tbe
nriea. fifty cents number, wilt plaoe Goon Stories
within me raaoo oi aai. Awsnwr m ,v,u., w,,-.
era, Boston, Mass.
J3TJBINXBB NOTICES.
ITCI ,! rlntlntr. Having received
large aunply of NEW JOB TYPE, of various new
styles, Posters, Handbills, Cirenlara, Cards, Latter
Heads, Bill Heads, Labels, 4c, oan bo prlntad 10
tha laUet aod hast styles, and on short notice
Orders tysnsil rrrmrtl attended to
. t " "i - r j ( tr jni -' it 5-il ff
Taa great art of lira si a play for aaaoh and stake
little ; la ether words, "to boy cheep and aell dear."
Bat this Is not the em with J. 9. Bhaeffer, tha ea
tarprlilng Merohant Taller, fa Market square. Da
bay his stook aheap, males H up into well-ntUng
sails,, and sails them at prlaea tha tefjt eosapett
tloa. Shaeffer makes it a point to give satlafaotioa
toau.; : ,..Y. . .sT,
1 ' .
Taa CoETiif asTTAtj Clotbiko Baiaae, In Market
square, still oontlnaea to be tha great centre of at
traction.1 Tha Continental turns out tho neatoat,
oheapeet and best-fitting garments to be obtained
outside of tha large oltlea. Tha tatost and moat
fashionable styles oan always be loon at tha Baaaar.
Call and examine.. "... i I
Tbe. Place to Uar Them .Persons not knowing
where to purchase cheap, should not fail to call at
the First National Boot and Shoo Store, in Pleas-
ants' building, Market square. All persons desiring
a cheap and fashionable pair of boots or shoes are
respectfully invited to oall and sea tha extensive
stock now on hand.
Eleoant. Our oitizens will find nt J. 0. Beck's
tailoring establishment, on Fourth streot, the most
elegant atock of eassimcrcs, 4c, for gents' and boys'
clothing. Suits are mado to order promptly, neatly
and cheaply.
, . ..Jitr i.
Piiotoqrapus, mado from Daguorrcotypesor Am-
brotypes, at Bergstresser's Gallery, Third streot, op
posite tho Masonic Hall.
A Fikb Opportcnitt to shoe yourmothers, wives,
sons and daughters, without finding tho bottom of
your pockets, is presented at Millor's Kxoelsior Boot
and Shoe Store, in Market Square. 1 bo largest,
most elegant and genteel stock of Boots and Shoes
ever brought to Sunbury, you will find at Miller's.
itiih iiiii
"Soub things can be done as well as others," said
Sam Patch, when he put an and to his rxistenoe by
his wonderful leap at Oennessce Falls. Fanst, the
fashionable Hat and Cap manufacturer, accepts the
above motto in a bnsineea point of riow, for at his
establishment there is no end to hie stock of goods,
and hit endless variety of styles will ploase the most
fastidious.
Life Insurance. There can be no higher
earthly motive, nor one that gives greater elevation
of eharaoter arising from tbe puree; impulse of the
heart than that which Impels a parent to rctrenoh
luxuries, or even many of tho ncccssai les of life, to
secure to tho loved ones the means of future support
from tha lime they oan have tho sorvices of a paront
no longor.
Jacob Shipban, Fin and Life Inturanr Agent,
Sunbury, Pa.
TnB New Rules or Court, regulating tba prao
tloa of tho Courts in the 8lh Judicial District of
Pennsylvania, composed of tho counties of Northum
berland, Lycoming and Montour, havo been pub
lished by us, and are now for sale at the Ameri
can office. Thoso who have not yet subscribed can
obtain copies by applying immediately.
A Talk. It has lately been remarked that the
gentlemen of Sunbury all appear so well and fash
ionably dressed. This is alweys the ease vrhon gen
tlemen order thoir Buits from John E. Smick's Tai
loring Establishment, on Fourth streot. All who
havo negleoted to replenish their wardrobes can
readily be accommodated at Smick's. '
"Secure the Shadow, erk the Substance
Fades." If any of tmr readers should want a
beautiful and lifo-liko Photograph, or pictures of
any size or style, and ou auy kind of material, we
would advise them to go to tho Photograph Gallery
of S. Byerly, in Simpson's building, Market street.
Berostresser, Third street, opposite the Masonic
Hall, the successful Photographer, makes pictures
in all stylos of the art. Persons aro requested to
give him a oall before going elsewhere.
Wuen you want cheap and good Photographs
Bergstresser's Gallery, Third street, opposite the
Masonic Hall, is the place to resort to. Six cards, or
one large Photograph, for 1.50. Duplicates, 25 to
50 cents.
Or all plaooa to get good Photographs, go to Berg
stresser's Gallery, Third street, opposite tha Moaonio
Hall, where they are mado. Six cards, or onelargo
Photograph, for $1.50. Duplicates, 25 to 50 ots.
Corrected Weekly for the "American."
Wheat Flour, extra family, per barrel,
do do do do per owl.
Rye Flour, porbbl.
do . per owt.
Wheat, prime red, new, ' per bushel,
Rye, do
Corn, new do
Oats, do
Potatoes, do
$11 00
5 50
10 00
GO
00
1 25
1 10
55
90
40
25
15
3 00
30
22
25
20
25
18
14
Dried Peaches, pared per round
do do unparca ao
Dried Annies. do
Dried Cherries, (unstoned,) per bu
Butter,
per pound,
per doten,
per pound,
do
do
do
do
do
do
per pair
rgg,
CheeBe,
Lard,
Hums,
Shoulders,
Beef, hind quarter,
ironi
Mutton,
Chickens,
1:1
18
60
ajbumohln Coal Trade,
Sbahokik, August 26, 1867.
Tom. Vvt.
Sent for week ending Aug. 21,
Per last report,
4.0b8 IS
300,318 09
304.405 07
308,037 04
64,531 17
To same time last year,
Decrease,
Spfticil Notitrs.
Onb of tbe greatest oauses of ill-health is Indi
geation or Dyspepsia, with their attendant miseries,
such as headache, sour stomach, loss of appetite,
depression of spirits, Ao. Coe's Dyspepsia Cure will
certainly cure these troubles, as thousands can
testify. .
Yoo say I am beautiful, and then you dare
Me to snow you my luxurious nair.
You think it is falso so then I will (how
That you're greatly mistaken as you may soon know
mere, wnat aid I leu you, every tnreua oi it true,
No false curls for me though there may be for you ;
The secret I'll tell you if you'll promise to keop it,
It's due to the dressing that's put up by Barrett.
Its tha best preparation 1 ever nave Enown
To make the bair glosey and long, as I'm shown.
If you doubt it s euiciency, please give it one try,
And its transeendant virtues you ll no more deny.
Oraoe'a Celebrated Salve.
From Mr. James Curlln, of Amesbury, Mass. :
"I was aril io ted with a severe felon on one of my
fingers, and tried many remodiea without relief
my irienus idl uoeu ine to appiy jour dhivb. xa
two days it extracted tha iunaininaliun from mv
finger ao as to enable me to resume my work. I oan
almost say that the Salve worked like magic, for it
enectea a cure wunout leaving a scar, a unnesi-
tatingly pronounce Grace Solve an excellent rem
edy, and do not aouut It win do appreciated
throughout ine land.
unit a ujsatH A UUA.
BETn W. FOWLK A SON, Boston, Prop'rt.
Sold by Apothecaries and Grocers generally.
August 24, 1807. 4t
THB H BALING POOL,
And Houae of Mercy.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for Young
Men, on tbe crime ot solitude, and ine terrors, Abu
sea and Diseases which destroy the manly powers.
and create iinnediinonta to Uarnage, wllb sure means
of relief. Sent la denied letter envelopes, free of
eharge. Address Da. 4. KK1LL1N llOUGUiOil
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. .
June a, mo,;. -ly
lrora of out It.
A gentlemen who suffered for yean from Nervous
Debility, Prematura Dooay, and all the effacta of
youthful Indiscretion, will, for tbe aake of suffering
hnmanitv. eanil free to bH who need U. the reoir
and directions for making the simple remedy by
wbioh he was cured, ttuuarere wisning to prom oy
the advertiser's experience, can do so oy aa a r easing
.n perfoot confidence, juuh u. cuim.
soy 18 -OT. Jy sa vauar ouevv, . .
TAKE NO MORK UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE
REMEDIES lot unpleasant ana oanous aieeases. va
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iM In iBaaifcra.
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Glorious la tba stalwart staawior, 1
mhdio we nova aaa wave.
Beeatooas la tha paleoa aHlara. ' '
Saving In tba pointed rod, ''
As it bringe the deadly, lightning . .
-'Quelled and harmless to the tod x
But there is a glorious easees, ' '
Where I take my grandest power,'
Giving to the BAoa my surest,
fiweeteet aid, in danger's hour.
' Bee! before me fly diseases
Bee the darkest hydras bow I
; " Bee the rose of health and beauty , , , ,
Take the palest oheek and brow.
Fly, dyspepsia !, fly, consumption I
Yea, all ills ara orusbed at length ;
For I gire what human nature
Only ever needed BTBRKam I '
Shall I tell In what great essenoe
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Pallid, trembling, dying sufferer,
'Tis the famed "Peruvian Syrup."
" The PERUVIAN SYRUP is a proteotcd solution
of the Protoxide of Iron, a new discovery In medi
cine that strikes at the root of disease by supplying
the blood with Its rital prinoiplo or life element
Iron. ' '
Tho genuine bos "Percvian Syrup" blown In
the glass. Pamphlots free.
J. P. D1NSMORE, Proprietor,
No. 38 Doy St., New York.
Sold by all Druggl-la. aug. 24 4t
HELM HOLD'S FLU II) EXTRACT
Is a certain cure fot diseases of the
BLADDKR. KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DROPSY, OR
OA.MC WEAKNESS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
and ull diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS,
whethej existing ill
MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause originating and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases of these organs requite the use of a diuretic.
If no treatment Is submitted to. Consumption ot Insan
ity may ensue. Our Heih aud UlouO uie auppoiled from
these sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
aud
lhatof Posterity, depends upon prompt use of a reliable
lemedy.
.IELMBOCD'9 EXTRACT BUCHU,
Established upwards of 19 years, prepared by
II. T. lli:l-MHOI.I,
- - DRUGGIST,-
61 Broadway, New York, and
104 South 10th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
March t. Ifr67. ly
0
ME PRICE CLOTHING.
JONES'
OLD ESTABLISHED
i: I'KM.'U
CLOTHING HOUSE,
601 Market Street,
One door above Sixth, Philadelphia.
For many years this Establishment has dona busi
ness on the One Price Sys.em, aud we believe wo
are the only Clothing House in the city that strictly
adheres to this prinoiplo. We have earned a rcpu
tation which we are proud of, for good Uule in soloot
good styles and substantial materials, aud not less
important, for having all our goods,
i: vi it a ui:li, si tin:.
We employ the best talent, for Cutters, and our
Goods are of both kinds Fashionable and plain
so that all tastes can be suited. The prices are tha
very lowest, as any one by a moment's thought must
see, or otherwise we could not meet the competition
of our neighbors, for as no deductions are ever made,
we must put our prices down to the advantages we
promise.
Tho people may depend, this is tho true plan upon
which to do business, and many a dollar can be
saved to Clothing buyers by keeping in mind
JONES'
OXE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
604 Market Strroot, Philadelphia,
Not on the Corner, but ono door above Sixth.
March 23, 18fi7. ly
COLUATi: Jk CO.'S
GEIt.MAN
ERAS1VK SOAP
Is manufactured from PURE
MATERIALS, and may bo
considered the STANDARD OF
EXCELLENCE. For sale by
all Grooera.
May la, 1867. ly.
'I'o ConaumplirfK,
The advertiser, having been restored to health in
fow weeks by a very simple remedy, after having
siiflered for several years with a severe lung affeo
tiun, and that dread diseaeo, Consumption is anx
ious to mako kuowu to bis fcllow-suflerers the means
f cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a cepy of the
prescription nscd (free of charge,) with the direo-
i'iis tor propuring aud Ubing ine same, wnion uiey
ill find a sure cure for Consumption. Asthma,
DnoNCHms, Coccus, Colds, and all Throat and
Lunir Affeotions. Tbe only obiect of tbe advertiser
in sending the prescription is to benefit tbe afQioted,
and spread information which he conceives to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try
his romedy. as it will oust them nothing, and may
prove a blessing, rartics wisumg me prescription,
rREB, by return mail, will please address
my 18-'67.1y Williamsburg, Kings Co., N. Y.
Iir. Hclivuck'M Mundrnkc IMIIk.
A NsibKliissle for i'ulomcl.
These Pills are composed of various roots, having
the power to relax the secretions of the liver as
promptly and effectually as blue pill or mercury,
and without producing auy of those disagreeable or
dangerous effects which often follow the use of tha
latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
ith confidence, as thev promote the dischargo of
vitiated bile, and remove those obstructions from the
liver and biliary ducts, whioh are the cause of
bilious aueotinns in general.
bCUKNCK'ri MANDRAKE PILLS oure sick
headache, and all disorders of the Liver, indicated
by sallow skin, ooated tongue, eostiveness, drowsi
ness, and a general feeling of weariness and lassi
tude, showing thut tha liver is in a torpid or oh-
tsruuted condition.
In short, these Pills mav be usod with advantage
in all cases when a purgative or altorative medicine
is required.
Please ask for "Dr. Schenck'a Mandrake Pills,"
and observe that the two. likenesaea of the Doctor are
on the Government stamp one when in tba last
stage of Consumption, and the other in bis present
health.
gold by all Druggists and doalcrs. l'rice, ZS cents
per box. Principal Office, No. IS North Oth ft tree t,
biludelpbia, 1'u.
Uenerul Wholesale Agents : Demaa Barnes A Co.,
21 Park Row, New York j S. S. lluuoe, lua llalii
mora St., Baltimore, Md. ; John D. Park, N E. cor.
of Fourth and WalnutSt., Cinoicnati, Ohio ; Walker
A Taylor, J 34 and 13d Wabash Avenue, Chicago,
111.; Collins Brothers, southwest ooruer of 2d and
Vine Su., St. Louis, Mo.
Oct. 20, lstko. AlbiMb w.ea mo.iy.
I1KLM HOLD'S EXTKACT UUCUU and Improved
Rose Wash cures secret and aelicate disorders ill all their
stages, at lutle expense, little of uo chuuge in diet, 10 in
convenience and 110 exMisure. It is pleasant in taste aud
odor, immediate In. its action, aud f;ee from all inju-
lous properties. 111110 ly
HKLUUOLD'd CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
UCCIIU
Is tbe Great Diuretic.
lMmlolTg Concentrated Kttraet Sarwparilla
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
floth are piepared aecoidiug to rules of Pfuimacy and
i;aemiair), sou aie tne mostaenve inaican uc uiaoe.
March II, Ie67. ly
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ksttate oTCbrAitiaji itlesianer, lc'J.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters ef adminis
tration bavin been iron tad to tbaAiaderaizned
on the estate of Christian Messner, late of Lower
Manaeiny township, Northnniberlund oounty, Pa.,
dee eaed. AU parsons Indebted to aaid estate axe
requeued to make huuadiate payment, and those
naving eiaima 10 present them for settlement.
- - JttSKPUSPOTi, Adm'r.
Lower Mahonoy twj., Aug. J, 17. -
QOA AA AUENT3 IVANTED-'IOO.OO-Male
Jiv.VU and Female, to iutroduue our NEW
PATENT, STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE.
It is adapted for family use and Tailoring. It makes
a stitch alike on both sides. Price only TWJCNT Y
DOLLARS. Extraordinary inducement to Agents.
For full particulars, address
DUM0NT A WILSON, :
30 ARCH ('treat, Philadelphia,
July l 167. 5m
THH GREAT
ZUIC-MI BITTERS
The aaaapeaeat parti af this rematVabls preparation
ware Am dlsearersd, aompounded and distributed,
eecae twenty years lo, by Dr. Chsopsus, the eele
fcreud EcrjtUan Phjsiolan. Thousands of bis suffer
ing ooantr risen were re tared ta health, as well as great
emaibera af the Inhabitants ot Nubia and Abyssinia,
and of theoountries bordering upon the Boutherncoasi
;or tue Alcditerrancan Bea.
1 Indeed, tho fnme of the
ZlNGARl UITTKRs)
soon spread over Europe,
and was adopted by Ilia
principal Physicians in
charge ef the hospitals of
the old world, in whioh it
Is still used with preemi
nent success. Tha Viceroy of I.gypt placed the name
of ta. Ciisofsos upon the " Roll of Nobles," and pre-
sented to kins a Medal bearing the following Inscrip
tion: "Da. Casorsos, the Publle Benefactor." This
Bitters Is now altered to the public of America with
the fall assurance thut it will be found, upun a fair
trial, W act as a specific for tho sure of
Cholera, Dysentery, Dlarrhern, Cholera
Morbus. Fever anil lent, YtUow Kever,
llheumntlsm, , Typhoid fever, Dyspepsia,
Cotle, nronehitis. Consumption, Vlalu.
!rXl. D,"ea of tho Kidneys, Nervoua
Debility, ana Female Complaints.
nemaraanie cures or the above diseases have been
effected by its use, asnumerouscenmcates, many from
regular physicians, fully attest; and It Is destined to
iiriKuc any preparation extant.
Tonic, and an
As an agreeable
INVIGORATING BEVERAGE,
it nss
NO EQUAL.
Tmcs Trie
EIVSAltf HITTERS If''
HAS 80CI.
AS WELL AS BODY,
Ann as A
PREVENTIVE
or
DISEASE,
HAS NO SUmtlOR.
A FEW WORDS TO LADIES. The use of the
EINQAK! BITTERS will plve to you that son, semi
transparent complexion which the God of nature (de
signing woman to be the loveliest of his works) fully
Intended that you should have for It Is nature's own
powder and paint combined. By purifying the blnod,
stimulating the pigmentary cells of the dermis,
and Imparting health and life throughout the entire
system, it especially gives that smooth elearness and
beauty to the complexion so much to be desired re
moving all roughness, blotches, freckles, pimples, and
that yellow, sickly look so common in our day; and
what is even better than this, it cures every species of
female irregularities and disease.
Principal Depot, Hairithnrg, Pa.
RAHTER & HAUSE,
Soli: Puofuiktors
Fur sale by W. A.JBEXNETT, Druggist, Sunbury,
Pennsylvania.
August a, 1867.
FARMERS MILDERS.
LIME AND "LIME STONE.
THE subscribers respectfully inform tho citizens
of Northumberland ciunty. that they nro now
prepared to furnish Ll.MK of a superior quality to
Farmers and Builders. Also, L1ME-STOXK from
tne celehrntcd Liuie-Stnne Quarries of Lower Maho
uoy township, at short notice and ut reasonable rates.
The above will be delivered tunny Kailroad sta
tion along the lino of tho different railroads when
ordered.
There Kilns are located at tho bhamokin Valley
Ruilrond, near Sunbury, where orders will bo
promptly filled.
Orders aro respectfully solicited.
Address. J.'li. LKXKKIl A I1RO.,
August .1, 1867. Sunbury, l'a.
!olU-o l 'IVnclaori ril IMrs-rlurN.
rplIE EXAMINATIONS fur tho present year will
I be held lis follows :
Upper Muhunoy twp Monday, Sept, 2d Bciscl's
old stand.
Rush twp. und lenrhart Di."., Wednesday, Sept.
4lh Rushtown &. 11,
Lower Augusta twp., Friday, Sept. 6th Zion
Church S. II.
Shomokin twp., Moujuy, Sept. Oth Snufflown
S. II.
MoEwensville and Dtlewnro twp,, Wodnosday,
Sept. 11th Sinking Springes. II.
Turbuivillo mid Lewis twp., Tbuiadnp, fopt. 12 h
Turbulville,
Point twp., Mondny, .Sept, ldlh S. II. No. 3.
Cbilisquaque, Weduesdny, Sept. 13th Sodom
SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS will be held in Sun
bury, Sept. 27ih.Oct. 4 h, 1 1th and loih, lor tho
accommodation of such teachers only as were posi
tively unable to attend tho rogulur examinations.
Private examinations are discontinued. Examina
tions will invariably oomnteiiee ut precisely ri o'
clock, A. M. Directors are enrncstly requested to
bo present during the examinations, and at thocloao
of the exeroises select their teachers.
U. W. UAUPT, County Superintendent.
August 3, lb7. 3t
Something New
Notl
New
AND
GOOD N E W S I
The splendid asfortment of GOODS at tbe
MAMMOTH STORE
II. Y. rir.ii.1. .,,
IS NEW,
but it is Nothing New for them as they are always
getting up NEW GOODS.
GOOD NEWS,
to the people of SUNBURY', for fhey have purchase
ed them goods low aud are selling them at very
We are determined to sell our Goods at Low
Prices aod defy competition.
Wekeepthe Im-mI ualily of 4oolw and
sell them as low as the set eud jnuli t ! are
sold by other dealers.
Come and cxamiue our Stock and Learn -our
No charge for Bliowing Goods. That
is our business and wo take pleasure
in doing it.
Feeling very thankful to the public fur their very
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upou us, we
feel oouhdent of retaining their custom, by a strict
adherence to the rules wa uuve auopteu.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
The Mammoth S t or c.
Market Square, doors east of the New Court House,
bl'NBl'RY, PA.
II. V. FRILING,
Sunbury, Aug. 10, 1H67-
"CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO GODLI
NESS."
A FACT which is demonstrated at GUNNISON
jt. CO S.,
Firat Clu.si fabuvlusr Hair Cuttlus
11 ud hbuiupoonint; It 00 111 .
Taa frsL-elsaa BARBERS always in altendanee.
Irtluular attention to euttinn Ladies and Children's
hair. Give us a oall at the New Rooms over the
Toat Office. .
t-unbury, August 3, ISoT. tf
-
TUB ' ' '
Wa
on Library Co.
' PHILADELPHIA.
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR.
' fpaoo.ooo
rRESENTt) TO 8UBSCK1BEKS.
On Casb PaasnsTor $10,000.
One Cash PaaaaaT or W).0O0..
Oki Casb PuescNT or (IU.U00. .
Onb Cash PHasrar or j.i.OOU.
Two Cash Prebskts or (2. M0 each.
Head fill Schedule of Prutett Below.
Each Certificate nf Stock Is accompanied with a
Beautiful Steel-Plate Engraving
wonrn Moaa at hktail tram tub cost or
canTirirATK,
And also insure to the holder a
PRESENT IN THE GREAT DISTRIBUTION.
The Washington Library
Company
Is chartered by the Stuto of Pennsylvania, aud
Organised in aid o the
niVEnelDB isthtittjte
FOR
' Soldiers' and Bailoro' Orphans.
Incorporated ly the State of ?". J.
ArhlLS, lb7.
THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,
Situiito at Riverside, Burlington County, New Jer
sey, is founded fur lha purpose of gratuitously edu
cating the sons of deceased Soldiers and Seamen of
the l.'nilod States.
Tho Board nf Trustees consists of tho following
well-known eititensof Pennsylvania and New Jersey :
HON . WILLIAM B. MANN,
District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa.
liny. LEWIS IV. BKUOMALL,
Ex-Chief Coiner U. S. Mint, and Recorder of
Deeds, PMlad'a., Pennsvlvania.
HON. JAMES M. FCOVEL, New Jersey.
HON. W. W. WAKE, New Jersey.
HENRY GORMAN, Esq.,
Aent Adams' Express, Philadelphia, Ta.
J. E. COE, Esq , of Joy.Coe A Co., Philadelphia.
Treasury Department, Washington, D. C,
April IK, 1MI7. Office of Internal Revenue : Hav
ing received satisfactory evidence that tho proceeds
of the enterprise conducted by tre "Washington
Library Company" will he devoted to charitable,
use, permission is hereby granted to said Company
to conduct such enterprise exempt from all churgo,
whether from special tax or other duty.
E. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
TIic Wtiiiliiton Library Ct.,
In order that tho benevolent olject set forth in this
circular may he successfully accomplished, have
issued file series of
FINE .YTEEL-PLATE ENGRAVINGS,
which arc put on subscription at prices much bulow
their retail value.
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK IN TI1E WASII-
INOTOiY LIBRARY COMPANY
will be issued, stamped with Hie seal of the Compa
ny, and signed by the .Secretary. (Neno others
genuine.)
Any person sending us One Dollar, or puvinz the
siune to our local Agents, will receive immediately a
lino Steel Pinto Engraving, at ohoicu from the fol
lowing list, and One Certilicnto of Stock, insuring
Uuo Present in our pulilisbud schedule.
ONE DOLLAR ENGRA VINOS.
No. l-"My Child ! My Child !" No. 2-'-They'r
Saved ! They're Saved !" No. 3 '-Old Seventy-six
or, tho Early Dnys of tbe Rcvolutirn."
Any person paying Two Dollars will reccivo either
nf the following- fine Steel Plates, nt choice, and
Two Certificates of Stock, thus becoming entitled to
Two Presents.
TWO DOLLAR F.NOnAVINr.S.
No. I "Washington's Courtship." No. 2 "Wanli
ingtou's Last Interview with his Mother."
TliUEU DOLLAR KNURAV1XUS.
Any person pnying three dollars will rccelvo the
beautiful Steel l'lnto of
'IIOMB EKOM TUB WAR."
nnd three Certificates of Stock, becoming intitlod
to three Presents.
FOUR nOLLAR ENORAVINCS.
Any person paying Four Dollars shall receive the
largo nd buautiful Steel Plate of
'the I'Khils cr ol-r roH tr Am Ens. "
and Four Certificates of Stock, untitling them to
Four Presents.
FIVB DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.
Any person who pays Fivo Dollars shall receive
the large and splendid Steel Pluto of
"THE MARRIAtJE OF POCAHONTAS."
And Five Certificates of Stock, entitling them to Five
Presents.
The engrnvings aud Certifieatcs will bo delivered
to racb subscriber at our Local Agenoies, or sent by
mail, post paid, or express, asmay be ordered.
Tiie VTufcJitiiRtun Library I'onipuuy
Will Award
TIir.EI-: HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
IX PRESENTS TO THE SHAREHOLDER,
On Wednesday, Rytnnber 23fA, 18C7,
At PHILADELPHIA, PA., Or at the Institute, RIVER.
SIDE, N.J.
SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS.
1 Cosh Present
1 Cttidi rreseut
1 Cash Pieautit
I Cash Present
li Cash Presents uf S-i,&riO each
1 lluiidsoiue Country Residence, ptahle, Grounds,
10,000
JO,Cl
111,000
6.000
5,000
Ac., Ueriiuiiaowii, Philadelphia, IP.OOO
1 Double Kesidenee,tliree-li'iy hnelt, Cumden, N J. 1S.UOU
I Coul Depot, Orfitte, emede, tiround, with husl-
iiteLitii!lied. No. 1311 Wasliiucluii Av
enue, Phlludelfllui,
1 Country Residence, Riveiside, N. S., with
1S,0!,U
lu.tion
6,000
5,000
6.00(1
3,0011
Oroiind, t-ruiti, &c.
ITluee-itiry Cniiu;re, Ut, Ac.
ii VuluuMe lluililuig Lots, Riverside, f 300 rseh
I Elegrtnt Turnout Family CanittK, Span f
Horses, thirurss, Ac. , complete
10 Valuuhle Uuiidnig Lots, rtiverside, t:lo0 each
1 Ueuutilul Silver Oruy Horse, I5J hamle lutjb,
sired by llie celehruted iinpnrlrd Arabian
Horse '-Caliph t" also, a light Road Wairoti
weight Mil pnuiitU, with set uf superior
Single Harness, Ac, making a first-vlats
eslulilishinent
SO Pianos, Sjvv eiich
VU MeliMleoua, !'. eoch
& KoaewiHHl sjewiua Machines 8200 each
IO -Family Sewing Machines, 8I1H) each
in Fine Oold Wuiehes, a-JUUeaeh
1U0 Oil Puiiitiogs, by Icudmg urtists aggregate
value
3 Camel's Hair Shawls, 1 II11O each
11 CuliJ. r.ll.or tfhuwls, SJ.ISiU eaeh
3 liumumnie Ijice dimwit. iKo eaeh
In Cufchinere liuw!4 S.HI euch
Silk Dri u Pattern 75 eneh
OOCitv Building 1M, Bl?5earh
The remuuiilei will consist ol Silveiware, Musical
Duxes Operu Glasses, Poeket Bibles, and dif
ferent aiticles of ornament and use, auiuiml
iug tu,
5,000
111,000
4,500
1.000
1.000
lU.OHO
lO.OnO
3,000
6,000
750
6IKI
l.&OO
o,?40
62,000
Total. fcjutl.uoo
All Ihe properties giveu clear of incuitlhruace.
HIIW TU llHTAI.N SHAKES 1MI KNOItAVIFGS
Send unlets to us by mad. enclosing from 91 to SjO,
either by Pt tnU.- orucrs or ill a Irgiolcred letter, at
our risk. Luiner amounts should ba sent by draft or ex
press.
in shales with Engravings 8D,M)
25 shares with F.ufravme U.) 50
60 shures with Knaravines 40.50
?5 shaies with Ktigraviutrs thi.SO
100 siiar. s who taigruviiigs xu,iu
Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the Uuilcd States.
The Association have apoointed as Receivers, Messrs.
GEOKOfc A. CiJUKK A CO., whose well known inte
giuy aud business experience will bea soifuneul guarau
tee that the mouey intrusted to tueiu will be promptly ap
plied to the puipose stated.
PuiLAbiLi'iiiA, Pa., May , IMT.
To the Olticrrs and Memheia of lha Washington Libia
ry Co, N. S. HF.AD, Secretary.
Gemleuian On receipt nf your favor of the 1.1th lust ,
until) lug us of oui app-'oiiUMpol as Kieetvera for your
Company, we I the liberty msalauit a copy uf your
f bailer, with a plan nf your eulerpnae, Ui the hujbcst
kalsuthiuy of Uie Stale, aud baviug laeived his lavor.
able oninixn in resuid to 11a leaality, and sympatbixing
with lb benevolent object uf your Association, via: lha
education and maintenance of the nipaau ehiklrrn vftair
soldiers and sailers at Uie Riverside Institute, we have
xmcludcd to aaceol the trust, and to use our beat efforts u
promote so wonky au ulgn-t.
Respectfully, yours, Ac, .
GEO. A. COOKE A CO.
Aildreas all letters and orders !
GEO. A.COOKK CO., BANKERS,
33 Sauk Taird Street, Pbiuuielijhia, Pa
Receivers foi the Wuahiugtuu Ubfary Cu. ,
fjjp N. F, LM11TKEU, Bookseller A Stationer,
Suubury, Pa., U the authorised Agent of tha Com
pany fur this place and ih-iiuiy
June ten. l-7.-ill
T. 8. SHANNON,
Piaoiijal
Watchma.ker-
ara
From THILADiTLPMIA.
' In Simpson's Building, Market Unara,
StliTBtTRT. PEITIT'A
Gold and Silver American and fcwia
Watoboe, Clouks. Jewelry and Silver ware, eon-
siantly on hand, xtair Jewelry aid Jlasonla Marl "
mane la order.
Gold and,Silvor Plating done In the best n i .. -
and warranted to give eutire satisfaction.
Fine Watches, Clocks, Musia Boxes and Jewel. 7
Repaired and warranted.
All orders promptly filled.
Sunbury, June I, 1W
Notice to Merchants end 6h;rj e.i
ritHE undersigned, proprietors of Weiser A Flirt. 7
JL Line, give notice to merchants ami shipprrr.
that their Deimt is still at 811 Market strc.-t. 1'i.iK
dolphin, and. all Goods dirocted to Sunbury and Dhu
ville will be promptly delivered.
(V'Cnrs leave 811 Market streot, 'Philadelphia,
tri-weckly Tuesdays, Thursdays and Rutin -li, vs.
W. C. GOODRICH.
May 25, '67. J. R. RICHARDSON.
JBaVSjo.
All hinds of SCHOOL BOOKS.
Slates, Pens, Ink, Paper, Ao.
Miscellaneous Books, a good assort
ment. All the now books rcooivei
assoon as published, ard for sale a
Publishers' prices.
BIULES, Prayer Books and Hymi
Books, in every style 01 oinuiug.
Catholic Prayor Books.
FAMILY BIISLESin various styles
DICTIONARIES of all slses.
Juveuilcs and Toy Books, a large
assortment
Itlastk Itooks and Blank
Forms of all kinds.
Foolscap, ' Legal Cap, Letter and
ZSote I'apera.
COPYING BOOKS, Inkstands
Pen Rncks, Files, Paper. Cutters and
Counting House Stationery generally .
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS uheap
and dear.
Gold Pens and Holders.
Pocket Books end BUI Wallets.
Picture Fruinus.
Stereoscope and Views, American,
French, Ac.
Drawinir Paper, all sis.es, Bristol
Board, Ac.
Diaries, Memorandum Books. Ao
Baakguiumon Boards, Games, Chess
men. Ac.
Tova a lane and oompleto assortment
Bbo-MII and Bats. Fishing Rods
and Tacklo.
Perfumes, Brohoraian and Parisiai
Murblcs, Ac.
Gold Pens re-pointed.
Lamps, Shades, Globes, Chimneyf
ie
Wall Paper ami Border, all klndt
Window Cumins, Pauer Gilt an
Oiled.
Musio and Musical Iutrumeuts.
All kinds nf Books and Stationeiy not on las.i
prouiptlv ordered.
All Ih'o Daily and Weekly Pnpurs nnd Mniin".'
Agnntfnrtho "American Organ." A so fi r :i n.
Rose's Hair Uc3tonilivc," Ennnel of Ameiie.i, and
"National Sloaui Navigation Couipuuy."
Sunhurv, May IS. loliT.
NEW GROCER YI
Market Street, three doors east of tha Railroad
north tide, SUNBURY, PA.
3Ba
WHOLESALE A RETAIL
3:3 cax: H:flc"''
AND
Provision Store
FC)i CHEAP GOODS!
Their Stock Is complete, comisting in part of
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, 5PICES, COAL OLL,
Tobacco, Cigars, Flour. Feed, Fish, Salt,
llams, MioulJtri, Cheese, Fruit,
Glass, Lumps, Ac, A J.
Country Produoo taken In exchange fur Goods.
tjj Call and examine our flock, and satisfy your
telvos.
6'uuhiiiy, June 29, 1SC7.
J. YOUiM AiN'S FOUNDRY!
Arcli Wt., lftv eon 3l und tilt, c!v
to (be I'liltllc !c3:iol IIoiino,
SUNBURY PJENN'A.
A TILL Clearing, Stoves, and the largest oiassof
i.i A earnings mauo promptly to order.
Also. Window Wciirhts, Frames and Grates for CeU
lar Windows, Ac.
t'jint Iron ( liiinsiry i'opa,
WATER TROUGHS A DOORSTEPS.
A liberal price paid for old castings.
THE CELEBRATED LIVERPOOL PLOW, im.
proved, is manufactured at this cstabliihmont. Also,
Stove Urates of all kinds, Kettles, and cvorv variety
ofsmnll castings.
Sunbury, duly e, isoi. Jy
BOOTS AND SHOES
MANUFACTURED TO ORDER.
JOHN WILVEH,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and ens.
turners, thut ho has just opened a shop lor lha
manufacture of ROOTS 1 SHOES, on
Spruce it red, Ir.tireen Second ttrett and Cciitrt
Alby, Suubury.
where all kinds of work in his line will be made np
in the lutcst style and in tho boat workmanliko man
uer.
Having first class stock on hand be flatters himself
that ho will be able to suit the tastes of the moat fas
tidious. Tbe publio are invited to cull.
JOHN WILVER.
Sunbury, Juno Is, I80T.
THE GREAT CENTRE OF ATTRACTION,
is on 3d street, opposite the MASONIC HALL, ai
BERGSTREESSER'S
NEW PE0T0GEAPH GALLERY,
Hut Ijstcly I?k-iu.IUliMif wllb all
the .lIol'rn Improtemcnls
ol tli Art I
rpHE subscriber, having built the room expressly
1 fur Hie purpose of Photographing, aud having
devoted many years to tbe business, is confident of
his ability to assure his putrons that the work pro
duced shall be second to none in oountry or city.
No work allowed to leave the gallery unless en
tirely eatfactory. Having tbe best sky light iu tba
oounty, be IS prepared to make Photographs in all
kinds of weather, but would prefer a clear day lor
small children.
He is also prepared to take new aise, or eabinet
card Photntrrar.hs.
All kinds nf pictures copied and magnified to
any required site and colored beautifully in Oil or
Water colors or India ink. We pay apetuai attention
to all kinds of out door work, such as Landscape
views of ilonuuionls, Machinery, County Seats, Ac ,
a large lot of Photograph frames eoustanlly on baud
The publio ara respectfully invited to call and sea
our specimens and our complete arrangements for
making Photographs, special terms to families and
clubs.
J. B. BERGSTRE3SER.
Jiunbury, July IS, 1867;
PURE LAGER BEER!.
From the
Cold Spring Brewery,
B U N B U R V , PA.
JOSEPH 2.CEZn.
RESPECTFULLY Informs tha publig generally,
that ba is prepared to furnish
LAGER BEER
In large or small quantities. Ills facilities for saak.
tng Beer oannut be excelled, aud is prunuuueed supe
rior to any oiher offered in Central Peuwrvlvania
It has also been recommended bv nhvaiuiana aa a
healthy drink fur Invalids.
Hotels, Restaurants and private families supplied
at short notice.
Sunbury, July 13, 1487.
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