I
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N. B. ENOLB, J "
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 7, 1807.
fitviira UiniNi vor (Me Jot Howe's
excellent machine, with the latest Improvements
ha just bora reoeired, and will beiwld reduced
prioe. Inquire at thitoiBoc.
Orricc. Rovo Dr. J . S. Angle ha retnoTed
kit offio to the room ebova Tbacher ' tore, jo
riearant' bulldlng. Mejkel Square.
Slt RooriKa. Wcobsenr lhal newly H of
tho bot clas of new bulldingi now going up In
thU plaoe are using slate for roofing. The expense
of (late ii not very much greater Uian shingles.
. t - . 'i
Better BcBOOt. Mr. Ella Schneider, late of
Pottsrille, opened hii eeleot school tn this place on
Monday last, and we are pleased to loarn that he is
well patronized. Mr. 8. comes among us highly
recoian.e.dcd. .'
F. C. Arms, Esq., of this place, has been callod to
Mlrsourl to take charge, as Chief Engineer, of a new
railroad now in progress, between Louisiana and
St. Louis. Mr. Arms is an able and experienced em
ginoer, of extended reputation, and need not long bo
out of employment.
Ret. Mn. Vandyke, late assistant In St. Peter's
Episcopal) Church, Philadelphia, having accepted
a call from St. Matthew's Church, of this place, has
taken chnrgc of his congregation, and pleached his
first sermon on Sunday last. , lie will also devote a
portion of his time to the church at Northumberland.
ArrKAL. Our worthy Town Clork, pursuant to
an order of the Counoil, gives notice, in our adver
tising columns, that a borough tax appeal will be
held at tho office of E. Y. Bright, Esq., on Mondny.
iVl Inst. This is a mat tor in which our citizens aro
more or loss intorestod, and should receive their
attention.
a SciioolTeacukk Waktiii. The Board of School
Directors of this pluoo advertiso, in another column,
fur four niiilo and three female teachers, to tiiko
chargo of the public schools In this place. Applica
tions will be received until Wednesday, -11th inst.
The schools will bo opened on the Grst Monday in
November next.
We aro pleased to observe that Torrington &
Ilodgkins' Super-Phosphate, from their manufac
tory at this place, is being shipped In large quanti
ties to different portions of the State. The great
effects of the Phosphate, as seen in the largely in
cronsed crops of last Spring, is convincing evidence
i its fertilizing properties.
pEAcnr.8. During the past week a large quantity
jf ponchos woro brought to this place not less thun
f two hundred boxes and were sold at prices vary
ing from $2 to $3 25 per box. Some of them were
fair looking fruit, but as a gcnoral thing we do not
think they equal in flavor the peaches formerly
raised in this neighborhood.
We have been requested to announce, that a Tem
perance Convention will be held in Sunbury on Mon
day next, 9th Inst.. In the Methodist Church, at 11
o'clock, A. M., undor the auspices of tho Pennsyl
vania. Stato Temperance Union, to form a county
society, auxiliary to the State. Tho friends of the
cauBo are respectfully invited to attend.
Tim Late Accident. Wo are pleased to loarn
that the German lady and daughter, emigrants, on
Aeir'way to Illinois, who were seriously injured on
Wednesday afternoon of lost week by the locomotive
of the mail train striking them, near tho machine
shops, are rapidly recovering, under the treatment
gof Sr. D. W. Shindel, of this place, and the good
nursing, care and attention roocived from tho host
and hostess of the Augusta Hotel.
Hash Ball. A game of base ball came off on
Monday afternoon Inst, on tho grounds near tho Nor
thern Central It. R. engine house, between nn inde
pendent iiuio, of Milton, and tho "Swiftfool" Club,
i( Sunbury. Tho game was hotly contested by both
parties, but our boys were victorious by 12 runs.
The following u the score :
lNDEfENDENT.
0.
Hatfield, c. f. 3
-lliney, s. s. 2
Dressier, .'id b. 3
Jingle, 1st b. 6
Davis, p. I
Young. 2d b- 8
Anpuch, I. f. 3
W. Davis, o. 2
Rucb, r. f. 4
BWIFTMOT.
R.
0.
4
4
&
5
2
4
3
1
1
3 Ervln. r. f.
I Krone, 21 b.
Welker, 1st b.
Fuusr, I. f.
!Boyer, e.
jDownrt, s. s.
jNewberry, p.
Ilower, id b.
MePhoran,o. f.
Total,
27 32 1 Total,
27 41
INNINGS.
2. 3. 4.
2 12 4
12 4
J,
8
7
V.
344
732
Swiflfoot.
Independent,
Umpire Mr
lliney ;
Scorers Hoover and Hi-
ney ; Time ol' game 3 hours and 40 minutes.
NoiiTUiniiEiiLAHD. The editor of tho Miltonian
roccntly paid a visit to Northumberland, and In the
Inst issue of his paper speaks very highly of the fu
ture pro pec U of our neighbors. We copy tbe fol
lowing notice of Chamberlin, Frick i. Co.' Steam
w K.V, at that pluco : "Among the most impor
tant of these improvement we noticed Chamberlin,
Friek & Co.' Steam Mill, at the northern end of the
town and adjacent to the canal and railroad. This
mill was erected a little over a your ago, by Messrs.
M. and W. Ii. Chamberlin, of this borough, associa
ted with Mers. Henry Frick and 3. C. MoClure, of
Lowlsburg, and is a large, finely constructed and
conveniently arrangod establishment, employing
a number of hands and turning out a large amount
nnd great vnrioty of work. Tho buildings cover
ground one hundred and sixty by eighty four foot,
and contain one large gang, two edgers, and two
circular saws, two lath and paling machines, and
one shingle machine while works are now being
built for the purposo of converting what is now re
fuse into "cloth boards," to be used by manufactur
er in wrapping their cloths around for shipment.
Tbe mill as now arranged i capable of turning out
',000 feet of lunibor, ,00 shingle and 8,000 lath
per day. Contraol for the Keyiton Bridge Co.
have called for largo amount of bridge timber du
ring the post year, and the mill I (till engaged in
turning out bill for that Company. During the
late flood the gate of the sluice way connecting the
mill bain with the eanal gave way and took a por
tion of the bank with it into the canal. The dam
jige was being rapidly and substantially repaired on
Monday, and it was expected to have everything
ready for operating on Tuesday. One of the secret
of the suooeas of this firm is the ayatematio manner
in which their business Is conducted. While the
senior member of the firm, Mr. M. Chamberlin,
holds a supervisory and advisory poaitlon, Mr. Frick
devote particular attention to the shipping Inter
ests Mr. MoClure superintend the financial tran
action and keep the book, and Mr. W. B. Cham
rrlin ha direot ehargc of the mill and the work
j.... k. i,m. Thus avervthinc i o tyatematized
that no jarring I felt in the management of the vast
i f hiKinca done bv tho establishment. W
are pleased to note tbe suooeas attending the enter.
rie."
Philadelphia covered herself with glory by
foedino- the soldier who went to the lata war from
all part of the North and Wert ; and now in aao.
elation of Philadelphia, "ot ''weary In well do
' :. aai-a oraniod whema to barter and to
educate the orphan of the aama brave man wha
were woloomed there In those troubled time.
Riverside, New Jersey, is the ito or their Institute,
il.n funds for It endowment arc being raised by
,b, AVashington Library Company, f Philadelphia,
tt.. sale of tock at one dollar per (hare. With
each harc a handsome teel engraving i given at
the time of parohasc and, a a runner ino.ue.meo.,
all arc entitled to one of the $300,000 worth of pre-
iA h. fairlv diabribatcd to the atoohholdar i or,
in other word, for every aare of .took held a pre
sent i guaranteed. On procent to be give) away
i. worth 110,000. N. F. Lightoer u the authorized
,gert f-i tutbury d viemi' 'l"r
ll.-SDDtDl
pRoCliDina ct ma Boaecsa 0ftict,. Coun
oil met on Tuesda craning, Sept. 3d. Assistant
Burgess, John Oaaa, In tt chair. Members pre
ent Messrs . Bright; Jrurte,,Brloe, Book, Hoover,
Markle aad Yeting aaao, .Minutes ef last Reeling
read and approved.,... , ........
Oa aratloo,4 RetvtvtJ, That aa atder be granted
to Wa. L. Dwar for all Oral eoMs apon a judge
ment, Win. L. Dewart vs. The Borough of Sunbury,
liKjl, Auguatterm, lew.:-,. .. . . ,
Joseph Ray presented a bill of (10 for draining
basin In the Spring ef 1807.' An order was granted
for the lima. , - . ..,'."
On motion, Resolved, That George Welter be ap
pointed eelleotor for all the borough taxes for 1807.
On motion, Resolved, That the clerk be requested
to give at least two weeks' notice in the Sunbury
American and Sunbury Gazette, to the citizens of
the borough of Sunbury, that an appeal will be held
on Monday, the 23d day of September next, between
the honrs of 9 and 12 o'clock A. M., and 3 and 6
P. M ., at the office of E. Y . liright.
The committee on Second street reported, through
their chairman, Mint they had written to the Super
intendent of the Phamokln Valley Railroad In re
ference to bringing eoal dirt from Shamokln for
filling up said street. They also reported that ears
cannot be secured for hauling said dirt at the pre
sent time. Un motion the oommtttee was continued.
The oommittee on pavements read several lottcrs
from the Chief Engineer of the P. A E. R.R., in
reference to filling up the track and switch on Third
street, above Mnrket. - t
On motion. Resolved. That the Council herebv
Instruct the committee on Grave Yard to Inquire
Into the matter and manner of burial in said Urave
Yard, and report an ordinance for action at the next
meeting of Council. . .
On motion an order was granted to Jacob Young
for (25, aa nn extra compensation for services ren
dered in oleaning out the Urave Yard.
On motion, Kemred, Thnt tho committee on
tho river bank bo authorized to advertise a letting,
for the putpose of filling upend rip-rapping the
bank at the old canal lock in a substantial manner,
and report at a special meeting.
Mr. lirice presented a petition, signed by various
citizens, In reference to tho running at largo of dogs
without being muzzled, in the borough of Sunbury.
Mr. Hrico also rend an ordinance in rcferenoe to
muzzling, taxing, Ac, of dogs within the borough.
On motion the sauio was laid on the table.
On motion. Resolved, That the clerk is hereby
instructed to have the proceeding of Council pub
lished in the papers of the place the first week in
and after Council meeting.
Tho ohair appointed, as special police, Messrs.
A. N. Brico and Nathan F. Murtz, without com
pensation from the borough fur their services.
On motion, adjourned. '
. . t m .
Bunucan OnmxAXCE. Tho following ordinan
ces, rotative to tho appointment of two special police
fur the borough of Sunbury, and for the proper ob
servance of the Sabbath, wore passed by our borough
Council at a moeting held on the 6th ult., and adop
ted on Tuesday evening last :
lie it enacted by the Chief Burgess, Burgesses
and Common Council of the Borough of &'
bury: That two special police be appointed by tho
said Burgesses and Common Council of tho Borough
of Sunbury, whose duty it shall be to assist in pre
serving order, and in carrying out the borough
enactments within the borough limits, and all laws
for tbo preservation of the peace, of property, and of
society.
Be it further enacted, trc, That the said two
special police shall uttend all place of public
amusement of a moral tendency, public exhibitions
allowed by law, public lectures, Ac, and assist in
preserving order and the publio peace ; and all such
violators of the law shall be arrested and fined in
the rum of two dollars ($2) for each orlunce, one
half to go to the use of the borough and tho other to
be retained by the police
Be it further enacted, 4-c, That if three or more
men or boys shall be found together in the streets,
lanes or alleys of the borough, during the day or
evening, shouting and making a noise, or trespass
ing upon property, or otherwise behaving in a rude
and riotous manner, disturbing tbe peace of the cit
izens, or insulting passers by on the corners of the
streets, it shall be the duty of tho said special police,
or ol the constable, to arrest sucn ottendors and con
vey them before a Justice of tbe Peace, to be dealt
with according to law, and every such person or
parson offending shall, upon conviction of every
such offence, fortoit and pay tho sum of two dollars,
($2,) to be recovered with costs of suit, bofore any
Justice of the Peace of said borough, one-half to go
to the use or tho borough and tbo other to tbe lnlor
mor ; and for want of payment of said fiuo and costs,
it shall be the dntv of the BAid anecial notice or con.
stable to obtain a warrant from a Justice of tho
Poooo and ooinuiit the offender or offenders to tho
common prison.
Be it enacted by the Chief Burgess, Burgesses
ana Vommttn. Uouncit of the Jiorougn of
turn: That from and after the adoption of this Or
dinunco, it shall be unlawful for all public places of
amusemont, all drinking; and eating saloons, all bar
ber and shavine saloons, or hair-dressing saloons, to
keep open during the Sabbath day, (or first day of
tbe wueK,) witbin tho limits ot tbe borough ot sun
burv, and it is herein directed that nil such estab
lishments shall be closed on Saturday night at 12
o'clock of eaoh week, and shall remain closed over
the Sabbath day ensuing.
Be it enacted, ire. That for each and every vio-
lation of the said enactment a hue of ten dollars (f 10)
shall be pctd by tbe encoder lor each oncnoo. one.
half of said fine to go to the use of tbe borough, and
the other to the informer or Droseoutor.
Be it enacted, d-c. That it shall bo the duty of
tbe Constable, nigh Constable, or special police, to
carry out tbe provisions ol tuts ordinance.
BUSINESS NOTICES,
ty.lob 11-1 ling;. Having reoeived
large supply of NEW JOB TYPE, of various new
stylos, Poster, Handbills, Circular, Curds, Letter
Heads, Bill Heads, Labels, Ac, can be printed in
the latest and best style, and on short notice
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
' Eyre A Landell, 4th A Arch Sts., Philadelphia
are now offering a large Stook of Fall Goods to pur.
chasers. This is an old established and roliublo
Dry Goods House ! Read advertisement.
Tins ii Tns Fiust Montu or Fall, not, we
hope, of our nation' progress or our individual for
tune, but of the calendar year. A fail in price of
tho beautiful and cheap suits at J. E. Smick'a Mer
cbaut Tailoring establishment, in Fourth St., would
be inaugurated if the price were not already at the
lowest. Any one doubting is invited to call and aee
the garment and price.
Ihbexse Exciteuext. Our citizens have been
greatly agitated, the part week, by the announce.
merit that Miller, of tbe Excelsior, i tolling Boot k
Shoes, fashionable and durable, at prioe that throw
every other establishment of the kind, in this vi
cinity, completely in the shade. Our citizen should
take advantage of the low prioe at the Excelsior
and purchase immediately.
Or all places to get good Photograph, go to Berg-
stressor's Gallery, Third street, opposite the Masonic
Hall, where they arc made. Six card, or onelargi
Photograph, for $1.50. Duplicates, 3 to 50 ct.
"Son I thing) can be done a well as others," (aid
Sam Patch, when ba put an end to hi existence by
hi wonderful leap at Uenntsseo Falls. Faust, the
fashionable Hat and Cap manufacturer, accepts the
above motto In a business point of view, for at hi
eatitblishmeat there is no end to hi (took of good,
and hi endless yariety of styles will please the most
fastidious.
Lira Insurance. "Life Aaturanoe Companies
not onlv undertake the equalization of life, but also
the return of the aumt invested, with compound In,
terest." "Capitalists, constantly looking out for
long investment, and well organized to deal profit
ably In eouritle." Vr, Farr.
J Acpi Sbu'BAW, Fire and Iai Insurance Agent,
Bunbury, P- ,
Tub New Rule or Court, regulating the prac
tice of the Court in the 8th Judicial Distriot of
Pennsylvania, eompoied of the counties of Northum
berland, Lycoming and Montour, have been pub'
lished by im, and arc now for sal at the A map
CAB offio. The who have not yet subscribed eaa
obtain eopie by applying Immediately.
Bbbqitbbiibb, Third lUact, opposite the Miwolo
Hall, the successful Photographer, make ploture
in all styles of the art. Fereon are requested
give him a call before going elsewhere.
Wbbb yea want cheap as4 good Photograph
Begtfeer'i Oallcry, Third Wrcct, oppceit the
Macooie Hall, i lb plao to resort to bis card,
n. lur Photrsr.rb,. fnr tl f0 Durllcite, ti to
9q cat.
Rmraasaiaa FaienD. We have frequently
heard person wish tag, after the decease of friends,
for something to remember theaa by. , la thee
times tilt beet We eaa reeomnead It a fine Ambra-
typa or Photograph, which ever? on should pro-
sure, while the price h so small, at 8, Byerly Oal-
lery, la Simpeon's building, Market street. Mr. B.'i
picture arc true to life. , Call and see" the fine
groups and single piotures at bis Gallery. ;
"Don't Uivi or Til a SbIp," wai the expiring ex
pression of Capt. Lawrence, as he foil, pierced by a
British bullet, and which arged his surviving crew
to deeds of valor. Faust, the fashionable Hat and
Cap manufacturer, is determined not to "give op
the ship," either in foul or fair weather, and will
continue to supply his numerous customers with o
la motle stylos of goods In hit line) besides, when
the clouds are heavy and betokon storm, good and
substantial Umbrellas oan be purchased at bis store
choaper than the cheapest In market, and warranted
to give satisfaction.
Another Proclamation by tna President.
There la every reason to believe tfiat tho President
will soon Issue an important proclamation, setting
forth tho great bargains to be obtained in those
ohcnp and fashionable suite at Beck's Tailoring Es
tablishment, on Fourth street. Everybody is invl
tod toonll and see Beck's goods.
Tin great art of life is to play for much and stake
little; In other words, "to buy cheap and sell dear."
But this Is not tho case with J. F. SharfTer, the en
terprizing Merchant Tailor, in Market square. Ho
buys his stock cheap, makes it up Into well-fitting
suits, and sells them at prices that defy competi
tion. Shaeffer makes it a point to givo satis faoti?5
to all.
Tub Continental Clotdinq Bazaar, in Market
square, still continues to be the great oentre of at
traction. The Continental turns out the neatest,
oheapest and best-fitting garments to be obtained
outsido of the large cities. The latest and most
fashionable styles oan always bo aoen at tho Bazaar.
Call and oxamine.
J
The Placb to Ubt Theb. Persons not knowing
where to purchase aheap, should not fail to call at
the First National Boot and Shoe Store, in Pleas
ants' building, Marketsquare. All persons desiring
cheap and fashionuble pair of boots or shoos are
respectfully invited to cull and see tho extensive
stock now on hand.
PnoTOQRAPHS, made from Daguerreotypes or Am-
brotypas, at Bergstresser's Uullery, Third street, op
posite tho Masonic Hall.
fXIT.MILICV nAIIKUTN.
Corrected Weekly for the "Afaerioan."
Wheat Flour, extra family, per barrel,
do do do do perewt.
Ryo Flour, per bbl.
do per ewt.
Whoat, prime red, now, per bushel,
Rye, . do
Corn, now do
Oats, do
J'otHtocs, do
Dried Poaches, pared per round
do do un pared do
$11 00
1 60
10 00
6 60
2 00
1 25
1 10
55
90
40
25
15
3 00
35
22
25
20
25
1H
14
13
18
60
Dried Applos. do
Dried Cherries, (unstoned,) per bu.
Butter,
per pound,
per dozen,
per pound,
do
do
do
do
do
do
por pair
Cheese,
Lord,
Hams.
Shoulders,
Beef, hind quarter,
' front "
Mutton,
Chickens,
jliuruokin Coal Trade.
Shamokin, Sept. 4th, 1867.
To. Ciot.
Sent for week ending Aug. 31, 6.4 U 17
Por last report, 304,405 07
310.819 04
381,045 03
To tamo time last year,
Decrease,
73.225 19
prcial Notices.
Curb your Couons and CoLns Coe' Cough
Balsam will be found a ready and efficient remedy
for hard Colds, Croup, Coughs, and all lung didicul
ties. It 1 sold by all druggists. The oheapest and
bost medicine tn tbe world.
"His Hair Stuck Out Likb Quills upon th
Fretful Porcupine." If there is any spectacle
on earth really painful to a sensitive eye, it is a
frizzy, dry and tonsiled bead of hair. This i not
only bocause it is an unfailing tign of slovennosa
and Ill-brooding, but becauso it is wholly unneces
sary. "Barrotf Vegotabla Hair Restorative" will
most certainly give a beautiful and rich lustre to
tho human hair, since it is not only a restorative but
a dressing as well. A single trial will convince the
most skeptioal.
Grace's Celebrated Salve.
From Mr. James Curlin, of Amosbury, Mass. :
"I wa afflicted with a severe felon on one of my
fingers, and tried many remedies without relief
My friends induced m to apply your Salve. In
two days it extracted the lnaammation from my
fineer so a to enable me to resume my work. I can
almost say that the Salve worked like magio, for it
etieotea a cure wunoui leaving a sear, i unnesi
tatingly pronounce Grace's Salve an excollent rem
euy, auu uu uu uvuu, it sui ue appreuiuieu
i . , , .1 l . .-. : 1 1 i .
throughout mo iana.
U.M.1 23 It.MS A liUA.
SETU W. FOWLE A SON, Boston, Prop'rs
Sold by Apothecaries and Urocor generally.
August 24, lfckir. 4t
THE HEALING POOL,
And House of Mercy.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for Youn
aien, on me crime oi oouiuqe, ana ine .rror. Abu
les and Diseaae which destroy the manlv Dower
and create impediment to Marriage, with euro mean
of relief. Sent in aoaled letter envelope, free of
ohurge. Address M.J. bh.li.l,ia iiUUUlTiW
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
June oi 807. ly
Crron ot Youth.
A gentleman who suffered for year from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effect of
youthful indiscretion, will, for the take of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need ft, tbo recipe
and direction lor making tho simple remedy by
wnion be wa cured, euneror wishing to pront by
me auveruaer s experience, can no so oy aa dressing
n peneci eonnuence, juum b. xmvis.su,
my ls'-07.1y 42 Cedar Street, N. Y
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Is a eertain cure for diseases of the
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GENERAL DEBILITY,
and all disease of the
URINARY ORGANS,
whetltei existing ia
MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause originating and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases of these organs require the uae ct a diuretic.
If no treatment is tulaaitied to, Consumption or Insan
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HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
aud
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DRUGGIST,
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March 1, IW- ly
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The advertiser, having been restored to health in
a few week by a very aimpla remedy, aftor having
suUcrea lur several year wiin a severe lung anoo
tian. and that dread disease, Consumption is ana.
lout to make known to hi ieUow-cuSurer the mean
(if euro. , .
To all wh desire It, he will lend a copy of the
prescription used (free of charge,) with the direc
lion for preparing and using the same, which they
will find a sure cure for Coniubption. Aitbba,
Bkobchitii, Couaue. Cold, and all Throat and
Lung Affection. Hie only object of the advertiser
(n sending lb prosonpiion u to Decent lb amiolea,
and spread Information which h coneotve to be
invaluable, and he hope every sufferer will try
hi remedy, as it will curt them nothing, and may
prove a blessing. - truss wisbiog u prescription
rBB, by return mail, will pleas address
REV iDWAllD A WILBON.
my 1V 7 ly Williamsburg. Kings Co , N
BONO OS" IRON.
(('Jam mighty la the aakrc.
1 1 . i
Fieroelv wielded by the bravo;
1 1 i
Ulonoua is uie naiwari steamer,
Laughing at the storm aad wave'
Beauteous In the pal no pillar, .
Saving In flic pointed rod, ' '
A it brings the deadly lightatng
Quelled and harmless to the tod , ,
But there Is a glorious esseno, 1
Where I take my graodest power, ' ,
Qiving to Die RACE my surest, ' ,
Sweetest aid, in danger hour.
Bee ! before me fly disease
Boo the darkest hydra bow !
See the rose of health and beauty
. r . Take tbe palest cheek and brow. .
Fly, dyspepsia ! fly, consumption I
Yes, ail ills are crushed at length ;
For I give what human nature
Only ever needed sthenoth !
Shall I tell In what great easenco
I can thut your spirits oheor up ?
Pallid, trembling, dying sufforer, . ,
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The PERUVIAN SYRUP la protootcd solution
of the Protoxide of Iron, a new discovery in medi
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tho blood with It vital principle or lifo element
Iron.
The genuine has "Peruvian Strup" blown in
the glass. Pamphlets free.
. J. P. D1NSM011E, Proprietor,
No. 30 Dey St., New York.
Sold by all Druggixt. aug. 24 4t
0
NE TRICK CLOTIIINU.
JONES'
OLD ESTABLISHED
CLOTHING HOUSE,
Oi Mnrket Kirect,
One door nbovo Sixth, Philadelphia.
For many years this Establishment ha done busi
ness on the One Prioe Sys;em, and we believe we
are the only Clothing House in tho city that strictly
adhorcs to this prinoiplc. We have earned a repu
tation which wo nro proud of, for good taste in select-
f;ood stylos and substantial materials, and not leu
inportant, for having all our goods. .
i:tua wn:i,is ftiAiii:.
Wo employ the best talent, for Cutter, and our
Uoods are of both kinds Fashionable and plain
so that all tastes oan be suited. Tho prices aro the
very lowest, as any one by a moment's thoucht must
see, or otherwise we could not meet tho eompetiliun
or our neighbors, tors no deductions are ever made,
wa must put our prices down to tho advantages we
promise.
I no people may depend, this is tn true plan upon
bich to do business, and many a dollar can bo
saved to Clothing buyer by kooping in mind
JONES'
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
004 Markot Strrcot, Philadelphia,
Not on the Corner, but one door above Sixth.
Morch23. 1S(!7. ly
4'OI.4iATi: fc tO.'S
GEUMAX
ERASIVE SOAP
I manufactured from PURE
MATERIALS, and may bo
considered the STANDARD OF
EXCELLENCE. For sale by
all Urocere.
May 18, 1867. ly.
HclieiM-W'H Hoa-weed 'I'otilV.
This medicine, invented by Dr. J. II. Schenck,
of Philadelphia, ia intendod to dissolve the food and
make it into cbymo, the first process of digestion.
By cleansing the stomach with Sehonck' Mandrake
Pills, the Tonic soon restores the appctito, and food
that could not bo eaten beforo using it, will be
cosily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck' Pul
monic &yrup unless the Htomaeh and liver is mado
healthy and the appetite restored ; hence the Tonic
and Pills are required in nearly every caso of con
sumption. A bait dozen bottles 01 the MiAUr.r.l)
TONIC and three or four boxes of the MANDRAKE
,'ILLiS will euro any ordinary caso of dyspepsia.
Dr.Schcnck makes professional visitsin New York,
Boston, and at his principal Ofhoe in Philadelphia,
every week. See daily papers of each plaoe, or his
pamphlot on consumption, for his day lor visitation.
Plcaso obsorvc, when purchasing, that the two
likenesses of the Doctor, one whou in tho lost singe
of Consumption, aud the other as he now is, in perfect
health, are on the Uovernuiont stamp.
Sold by all Druggist and Dealers, price $1.60 per
bottle, or $7.50 the half dozen. All lotturs tor advioo
should be addressed to Dr. Sehonck's Principal Olliee,
Ao, 15 -ortb Btb Mroet, rmiadeipnia, ra.
O oner at Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes A Co.,
N. Y. ; 8. S. liance, Baltimore. Md. ; John D. Parke,
Cincinnati, Ohio ; Vt alker a, Jaylor, Chicago, ill.;
Collins Bros., St. Louis, Mo.
Oct. 20, ItSOrt. lstw.ca. mo. lyr.
HKLM ISOLD'S BX TRACT BUCHU end Improved
Rose Wash cures secret and delicate disorders in all their
suites, al little exueiiae. little of uo chauire in diet, ru in
convenience anil no exposure. It is pleasant in taste and
odor, immediate ill it action, and l;ce Irom an inju-
ious properties. mas ni ly
HEUMOOLDd CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
BUCHU
Is the Great Diuretic.
lldmhthri Concentrated Extract SitrstijntriUn
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according to rales of Ptuimacy and
Clieinistr, and aie the uiostactivo that can be uuiuu.
March It, lt-C7.- ly
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MH. IKIOf taUIRTM. Wi.
NEW SPRING. STYLES, 0u Own Make."
After more than Five Years exnerienco and ex
perimenting in the manufacture of Slriutly First
Quality Hoop Skirts, we odor our justly oelubrated
goods to merchants and tbe publio in full oonfidonco
of their superiority over all others in the American
market, and they arc so acknowledged by all who
wear or deal in tnein, a they give more (atislaotton
than any other Skirt, and recommend themselves in
every respeet. Dealer in Hoop Skirt, should make
a notcot tni fact, fcrory lady who ba not given
thorn a trial should do to without furthor delay.
Our assortment embrace every style, length and
size for Ladies, Misses and Children. Alto, Skirt
made to order, altered and repaired.
Ask for "Uopkin's Own Make," and be not.de-
oeived. See that the letter "H ' is wouen on tbe
Tape between Each Hoop, and that they are stamp
ed "W. T. HOPKIN S Manufacture. O-'Si Arch St.,
Philadelphia," upon each labs. No othor are
genuine.
Also, constantly on hand a full line of 'good New
lorK ana eastern maae omris, at very low price
IVhotcnale and Retail.
At the Philadelphia Hoon Skirt Maaufactorv and
imporium, xo. oio Arcn street , i-miaaeipma.
March 23, 18(17. lOmw
LIME! LIME !
Far mer tsud llulldcr!
Siasholtx i, Broth xn are now prepared to do
liver, at the lowest market price, the very bustjualiiy
oi
3CXTJsC3B39
for LAND and BUILDING purpose
burned of the celebrated
Their lime is
TUCKY1IOK
MMERTflNE '
Their lime kilns are located at the Philadelphia and
grta Kail road, near tna (team aaw mill, tn tne io
rough of &unburv.
Plasters, Masons, Bricklayer and Farmer are in
vited looall and give us a trial.
SKASUULTZ BK0TI1KB.
Aug. S, 1867. 1
i:tate orCbrlalaaa Monomer, dee'd
NOTICE 1 herobyiiven that letter of adminis
tration bavins: Keen granted to the undersigned
on the estate of Qbristiao M earner, late of Lower
Mahonoy township, Northumberland county, Pa.,
deceased. All persons indebted to paid estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and those
Having claim to present inera ior settlement.
JOSKPU SPOTS, Adm'r.
Lower Mahonoy twp., Ang. t, 1M7. '
f)A AA AO UN To WANTED $100,00 Male
xis ins j t" - - ... I.. . I jlut
ATENT. STAR SIIUTTLK 6KWINU MACHINE
It i adapted for family use nnd Tailoring. It make
a Hitch alike oa both aide. Price only TWK.MTV
DOLLARS extraordinary Inducement to Agent,
fur lull particulars, aanrest
DUMONT WILSON,
- ' S30 ARCH oUeet, Philadelphia
. July W, 18o73m .
"ICK
1 Clol
CK CREAM VKKEZKH8 aad
Haley Pateul
lb ringer, for sal PJ
a-
JETELJJOYER
Sunbury, July T, 1866
TIKE Myrtlt FcBttaqp.at lhrncy Store rf
ANNA PAIMi.lt
VI'
THU QBEAT
ZE JGM BirlllllS
1 The oeeipenent part ct this remarlrabl nrscaratlea
Ware first dlsoovoreet, eomeeonOd and distributed,
some twenty rears age, by Dr. CaaoFsns, th eel.
brated Egyptian Pbytiolaa. Thousands ot his suffer
ing ooantryma were rat lend to health, as well at great
lurcher e? the Inhabitant of Nubia and Akyttinla,
and ef tbeetMntriet bordering upon th Beuthtrn coast
.01 tho ajediterraneaa Bea.
t IllsJ'j i' . I Indeed, th brae of the
inucvu, t,iiaj iniurj ui in)
ZINOABI illTTEHS
oon spread over Europe,
and was adopted by the
principal Physicians in
charge of the hospitals of
tho old world, In which It
I still BMI with ttreemi-
aent suocess. Th Viceroy of Egypt placed th name
of db. Cutorsvs upon the " Roll of Kobles," and pre.
entcd to him a Medal bearing the following Inscrip
tion: " Da. Caaorsot, the Public Benefactor." This
Bitters Is now enVred to the publio of America with
th full aaturanoe that it will be found, upon a fair
trial, to act a a peciQQ for the fan at
Cholera, Oyaenterr, Diarrhoea, Cholera
Morbus, Fever and Acne, Yellow Fever,
Rheumatism, Typhoid Fever, Dyspepsia,
Colic, Brewehltia, Consumption, Flatu
lency, Diseases of the Kidneys, JVervaata
Deblllty, and Female Complaint.
RnmarkahlA Mm nt thn ahnv ril.f. h... ha.
effected by its use, aanumerouscertlnoates, many from
regular physicians, fully attest; and it ia destined to
supersede any preparation extant. As an agreeable
Tonic, and an
INVIGORATING BEVERAGE,
it nts
NO EQUAL.
Tnr tni
ZINOAKI HITTERS
HAS BOl'I,
A3 WELL AS BODY,
Aitn AS A
PREVENTIVE
DISEASR.
HAS NO SUPERIOR. '.
A FEW wrmns TO LADIES. The us of tho
ZINOAKI BITTERS will give to yon that soft, cml
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 eombined. Dy purifying the blood,
stimulating the pigmentary cells of the dermis,
and Imparting health and life throughout the entire
system. It especially gives that smooth clearness 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 It even better than this, it cures every species of
female Irregularities and disease. a
Principal Depot, Harrisburg, Pa.
KAHTEE, & HATJSE,
Sole ritorniETons.
For sale by W. A .JB EX SETT, Druggist, Sunbury,
Pennsylvania.
August 3, 1807.
FARMERS & BUILDERS.
LIME" A N D LI ME STONE
alllE subscribers respectfully inform tho citizens
. of Northumberland county, that tlicy nro now
trepared to furnish LIMKofa superior quality to
ariners and Duilders. Also, LIME-STONK from
tne celebrated iiime-Stone Quarries of Lower Mnho
noy township, nt short notice and nt reasonable rates.
The above will be delivered to any Railroad sta
tion along the line of tho different railroads when
ordered.
There Kilns arc located at tho Sbaraokin Valley
Railroad, near Sunbury, nbero orders will be
promptly fitted.
uruers aro rcspcctrully anitciten.
Address. J. 13. LKNKER A BRO..
August S, 1867. Sunbury, Pa.
o11't to 'lVnt'lit'i'N and ftirct'loi'N.
THE EXAMINATIONS for tho present year will
bo held as follows :
Shomukin twp., Monday, Sept. 9th SnuHlonn
S. 11.
McEwensvillo ami Dclewnro twp., Wednesday,
Sent. 11th iiukiiiir.'-i'rine. 11.
Turbutville and Lewis twp., Thursdnp, Sept. 12th
Turoutviiio,
Point twp., Mondav, 'ept, lflh JS. II. No. 3.
Chilisquaiiuo, Wednesday, iScpt. ldth .'SoJuui
O. il.
SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS will he held in Sun
bury, Sept. "7th, Oct. 4:1), 1 1 th ami 1Mb, fur tho
accommodation of such teachers only as worn ;?oi
ttrely unable to til end tho regular exauiinnlions.
Private examinations aro discontinued. Examina
tions will invariably commciico at precisely i o'
clock, A. M. Directors aro earnestly requested to
bo prosent during the examinations, nnd at tho oloso
of tho exercises select their teachers.
tl. W. UAUPX, Uounly Superintendent.
August 3, 1S07. 3t
Something New !
Not!
un;
New
AND
GOOD NEWS!
The splendid assortment of UOODS ut the
MAMMOTH STORE
II. V. l'ICll.l.',
IS NEW,
but it I Nolhini; New for tlieui a they uro always
gUlUUg Up uwuo.
GOOD NEWS,
to the people ot SUNBUKV, for they have purchase
on tnein goon low ana are selling ttiem at very
Wa are determined tn sell our Uoods at Low
Prices aud defy ooinpetition.
We keep the beat quiilily or.Jl and
oil thorn as low as the tet ouil iiuli tit-a are
told by other dealers.
Come and- examine our Stock and Learn cur
No charge for sltowiug G ootid. That
is our business and wo take plcasuro
in doing it.
Fooling very thankful to Iho public for their very
liberal patronago heretofore bestowed upou us, wu
fuel ouutidout of rotainiug their custom, by a strict
adherence to the rules we have adopted.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
The Mammoth Store.
Market Square, 2 door east of tbe Now Court House,
SUNBURY, PA.
li. Y. FRILINU,
Sunbury, Aug. 10, 1867.
Pensions Increased.
The lata Act of Congres give additional pay to
th following Pension, vi i
1st. To those who have lost tbe sight of both eye,
ar both hands, er totally disabled so as to require con
stant attendance, Ibeauinof fia 00 per month.
itd To thou who bar lost both feet, or are totally
disabled in tbe same to a to require couataut attend
ance, the sum of t-il) UO.
3d. To those who hero lost one hand or on foot,
or are so disabled a to render Uiem unable to Tier-
form manual labor 114 V0 per month, and other
Cat cs a proportion.
Th ubtoriber 1 duly proparod for th iwinojiato
procurement oi mete oiaiius.
t B tOYtH, Alt y at Lit
t'uucttiy, J out Id, 1864.
' " THE
Washington Library Co,
PHILADELPHIA.
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR :
$300,000
PRESENTS TO 8UIWC1UUKUS.
On a Cash Pttnsaav or 40,00n.
0K Cami Pubskkt or rAi.ono.
flat Cah Pnr.HKST or fin.OfHl.
Ohb Cash Pkksrnt or JA,0ttn).
Two Cash ParsanTSof f 2.500 each.
Read full Schedule of l'reteetf Bvlow.
Each Certificate of Stock is accompanied with a
Beautiful Steel-Plate Engraving
WORTH MOHB AT PRTAII. THAN TUB COST or
rKRTint'ATK,
And also Insure to the holder a
PRESENT IN THE UREATDtSTKIBUTlON
The Washington Library
Company
Is chartered by tho Stato of Pennsylvonia, and
Organised in aid of Iho
IUVEIiaiDE INSTITUTE
For
SoUliera' nnd Bailors' Orphans.
Iiiuorporuti'il by the Statu of -N. J.
APRIL 8, 1867.
T1IM K1VEHS1DB INSTITUTE,
Situate nt Kivorside, lUirliiiRton County, Now Jer
sey, is founded for tho purpose of gratuitously edu
cating tho tcuJ of deceased Soldiers and Seauiun of
the i'nitud States.
Tho Hoard of Trusleo consists of the following
well, known cilitensol' Pennsylvania and Now Jersey ;
HON. WILLIAM II. MANN,
Dirtriet Attorney. Philadelphia, Pa.
HON. LKWI3 11. 1SKOOMALL,
Kx-Chiof Coiner U. S. Mint, and Recorder of
Doeds, Philad'a., Pennsylvania.
HON. J AM JOS M.POOVtL.Ncw Jcrsoy.
HON. W. W. WAKE, New Jorscy.
HENKY UOKMAN. Esq.,
Airent Adams' Kxprvss, Philadelphia, Pa.
J. E. COL, Ksq., of Joy. Coo li Co., 1'hiludulpbia.
TnuAscnr Dkpautmknt, Waiiikoton, D. 0.,
April 18, lft!7. tltlioo of Internal Rovunuu lliiv
Ing received ant-islactory evidenco thnt tho proceeds
of the cntcqiriso conducted by Uo ' -Washington
Library Company" will be dovotcd to ehnritnblc,
use, permission is hereby granted to said Company
to conduct suuh cnterprii'e exempt from all charge,
whether fi-oiu special tax or othor duty.
K. A. KOLL1NS, Cuinmuuioucr.
'I'ltc VaslilnKtoit I,!linry '.,
In order that the benevolent ohjoot set forth in this
circular inny bo successfully accomplished, haye
itsucd five series of
FINE fcTlvUL-PLATE ENGRAVINUS,
which are put on subscription at prices much below
their retail value.
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK IN THE WASH
INGTON LIBRARY COMPANY
will bo issued, stumped with tbo seal of tho Compa
ny, nnd aiguod by the .Secretary. (Nono others
gennino.)
Any person scnJins us Ono Dollar, nr'pnylng the
same to our local Agents, will receive immediately a
fine Stcol Plate Engraving, nt choioe from the fol
lowing list, nnd One Certificate of Stock, insuring
Ono Present in our published schedule.
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.
No. l-'-My Child ! My Child !" No. 2 "They're
Snvod ! Thcy'ro Saved ''' No. 3 "Old Seventy-six
or, tho Early Days of tho Revolution."
Any person paying Two Dollars will rcceivo cither
of the following' fine Stool Plates, at choioo. and
Two Certificates of Stock, thus becoming eutitlcd to
Two Presents.
TWO nol.LAREHGnAVINO.1.
No. 1 "Washington's Courtship." No. 2 ''Wash
ington 'a Lust Interview with bis Mother."
TllltER DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.
Any person paying three dollars will rcceivo tho
bcautuul Steel Plato of
'IIOM1S FI10M TIIK WAR."
and throo Ccrtiticates of Mock, becoming entitled
to throo Presents.
torn DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.
Any person paying Four Dollars shall rcceivo tho
large and beautiful Steel Plate of
'TUB I'EIIILS CK Ol'R FOIItPATIIEllS."
and Four Certificate of Stock, entitling them to
Four Pruacuts.
t'lVft DOLLAR ENIlltAVINGH.
Any person who pays Five Dollars shall receive
tho largo and splendid Steel Plato of
"THE MAtfttlAOE OF POCAHONTAS."
And Fivo Certificates of Stock, ontitling them toFlvo
Pn'sonta.
Tho engravings nnd Certillontos will ho delivered
to cub tulcribcr nt our Local Agencies, or sent by
mail, post paid, or express, us may bo ordered.
Tito W iis-liiii loit Mbrui') i'otiipaiiy
Will Award
TllliKK III Mil! K.I) THOISAND DOLLARS
IN I'liESKNTS ft) TUUSUAKUIIULDKK,
On Ye4ucilay, S, jdemher ZTUli, 18G7,
At l'lllLADia.l'HIA, PA., Or at the Institute, KIVLU
rjlDli, N. J.
SLilliDl Li: tK I'liLhliMrt.
I t'ash 1'ieseiit
I Cusli t'resent
I t'asli 1'ieseot
1 Cash Present
Caeh Pieseiiltof t)i,jal each
1 Uuialtoine Country Hesideiu-e, Suililc, Crouuds,
Ac, Geniuihtown. Plnbidt-lniua.
SIII.IKICI
VII.IHHI
111,1100
J,U0U
is.isin
1 Double Resilience, tlirce-story brick, Cunulcll, N J. 14,000
I Coal Depot, tlili,-u, r-ucils, Urouud, Willi husi-
iieuesiHiinaiici, io. Jl wasUlngtnii Av
cnutr, i iiituoeipnitl,
1 Country UesKlrnee, Kivertide, N
tirtaiiat. KruiiB. Ae.
IS.UtO
10,000
5.IHKI
S,oou
S.orni
3,uou
S , with
IThiee-story Couaue, Lot, Ac.
l!5 Vuluuble lliiilding Lots, Hivertiile, tHflO rucll
t Lleiiaul Turnout l-'ainliy Caninc, hi'ini o(
Horses, Harness, &-c., complete
III Valuable Hmuling U.ts, liivcisliie, .)tl0 each
I Ueautilul tiiver llray Horse, IjJ hainls Inch,
sirud-hy llie eelebrated imporlrd AniUiall
Horse "Cahph i" also," light Koad Wagou
wciiht 140 pounils, Willi act of supciior
bn!e Harness, sic, making a first-class
establishment
'jo Pianos, li.VHl euch
VU Melndeons, .5 earll
5 UoscwinJ Sewing; Marhiues S'JDO each
In Kaimty 8ewint; Mm-iniies, 3Halea-li
ill Flue nld Wulcliea, cull
100 Oil 1'amthigs, by leading artists aggregate
value
3 Caiwl's Hair Phawls, ctl (MMI each
II Caiutl'sllair fliawls, S 1,01 SI au-h
3 Handsome liue Hliw'.s, kt'&M uiell
In Cuslnm-re hliawit 0O each
l CilW llress l'attcin 5 each
.MlCllv Huialing lls, tfl?5rnrh
The reinaiiHtc, will eiaisist of Bilverware, Masteal
lioxes tliH-ia lilasiH, Pocket llihlus, and dif
5, WK)
III.ISHI
4 ..V-ll
I. owl
I. ooo
lu.oiai
lPA,n
U,IHlO
6, tm
)M
AHO
I.50U
6,751)
ferent aitielcs ut' ornuiuciii and u , aiiuiiut
iiuj to,
ed.OOU
Tolal, 83llll,UI0
All the properties given clear of incumbrance.
HOW TO OBTAIN tMIARKS AND KN0RAVIF08
Send ontcis to us hy mail, ciiclosini! from 91 to S'-H),
eitlierhy I'osl tlllice orders or in a registered Iclter, al
our risk. Laiger amount should be sent by draft or
premi.
Iiltlmirs willi Kngiavinfa fO,50
ti5 sluiiis with K.iigiavins Si3 50
50 sliares with F.ngravhigs -1(1,50
? 5 stiiires with F.ngraviiiKS 64.611
1UU slians Willi Kngruvliigi l,'0
Local AOK.NTS WANTED throughout the United Mate.
Tlie Association hav npnointed as Receivers, Messrs.
GKOKliK A. COOKK 4 CO., wh e well known inle
giily and tiiitiness etHriem'e will bea sulhciant guarau-ti-c
tiiaiibe money intrusted to Uieia will be prouily ap
plied to the puipi'tei slated.
PiiiLAbEi.rnit, Pa., May 00, IM'-
To the Olhecrs and Memtwra of the Washington Libia
ly Co , N. S. READ, ttocrrury.
Geiulemeu : Ou receipt of your favor of the I.H iutt.,
noiiijiiui us of, our appiautnuait a Iticcivors for your
l'iaiiiauy. we ux the liberty to tulanil a copy of your
Cuaiter, with a plan of your enterprise, lo the highest
legal aulhoiity of th Suite, and having received hit lavof
able opinion in regard u it legality, and aympathianig
with the beuevolrut object of your Asanoiatiiw. vl l Hi
etlueauou and maintenance of lb raphan ehildreii iw
to UI icrs and suitors al Ui Riverside losliiula, we have
9oteluiled lo aeoent tbe trust, and to use our beat effort to
promote ao worthy au object.
Uospecuuily, yours, a.o.,
CKO. A. COOKE 4 CO.
Address allletter. andorder. to
tiKO. A.CMKKCO., BANkF.KS,
33 tVailh TBird Mireel, PkiBtdclpku,, P
Receivsrs for th Waabiugtou Libruty Co.
ra-u. p. LIUHTXER, Bookollor Stationor,
Sunbury, Pa , is the authorised A;vnt ef tt C"m
pny i r hi.- r1'" aiid vitjiiiy.
Ju,ic'ii IH"' Km
T. S. SHANNON,
Prartlcal
Watchmaker
A no
JKWELEH,
From niJLAl'KI.J'IllA.
To Simpson's Uuildlng, Miukel r'iiiuc,
3U1TB-JP7, rElTIT'-
I.I.NK Gold and Silver American and tfwisa
' Watche.t, ('locks, Jcwelty and Silver war, con
staully on hand. ItairJencliy and Masonic Mark
made to order.
Gold and Silver Plating done in I h bost manner
and wnrranlod to give entire satisfaction.
Fine Watclf s, Clocks, Musia Boxes and Jewelry
Repaired and w arraiilcd.
All orders promptly filled
Sunbury, Juno , l7
Notlce to Merchants and blnppns.
f I1II1-; unileisigned, proprietors nt Vivien Ik Krtrk'a
.1. Lino, give notice to inerchutil aud shippers
that their Depot is still nt 811 Market street, I'hila
dt'lphia, and all tl,Mds directed to Sunimry apd Dart
villo will bo promptly delivered.
i ff Cars leave HI 1 Market slreot, Philadelphia,
tri weekly Tuesdays, Thursdnvs and Hainrday.
W. C. HOOHKICH.
May 2-'i, (17. J. It RI0HAKDSON.
All kinds of SCHOOL BOOKS,
Stales, Pens, Ink, Paper, .to.
Miscellaneous Hooka, a good nssorl
mcnt. All tho new books received
b-
as soon as published,
Publishers prices.
ALd lor sale ni
I'.lt'.l I-:S. I'raver Books lllld IlvUlU
llooks, in overy stylo oi inuuiiig. ,
Cat hollo Prayer Books.
FAMILY BIBLES in various styles
DICTION A HIES of all sues.
n
J
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to
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Juvenile and Tor Books, a large
asaorluitut
Itln nit Itooka d Blank
Forms of all kinds.
Foolscao. Lcial Cap. Letter aud
Noto Papers.
COPYING BOOKS, Inkr.tands
IVn Kiifks. Kites. 1'aner. Cutters anil
Coll tiling House Suiluneiy generally
PllOTOGRAni ALBUMS cheap
and dear.
tiold Pens and Holder-,
Pocket llooks and Bill Wallets.
Picture Frame.
Kroreiu-vor,, an.l Views. American.
French, Ac.
Drawing Paper, all sites, Bristol
Board, Ac.
Diaries, Memorandum wains, io
Backgammon Boards, Games, Chess
men. Au.
T.w. u urttf nml iomnlits assortment
Base-Balls and Buts. Fishing Roils
and Tacklo.
Perluines, Broheminn and rarismn
3
Mari.ilcs, Vc.
Gold Pens ro-poioted.
Lamps, Shtdea, Globes, Chimneys
He.
U',,11 1,,bi an, I Iti.ritnr. all kinds
Window Curtains, Paper Gilt und
uncu.
Musio nnd Musical Instruments.
I ff'AU kinds of Books and Stationery not on hand
promptly ordered.
All the Daily and Weekly Pupcrs and Magannes.
Agent fortho "American Organ." Also for "La
Rose's Hair Uostorativo," Enamel of Am- X C i, and
"National Steam Navigation Oompuny."
Sunbury, May 18. lbt7.
NEW GROCERY!
Market Street, thrco doors cost of tho Railroad
north side, SUNBURY, TA.
SB. IF. SIIDEBB, .
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
TXS aaJCTaC3TCajl5.Tfcr
AND
Provision Store
FOU CHEAP GOODS f
Their itock is complete, contisting ia part of
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, SPICES, COAL OIL,
Tobacco, Cigars, Flour, Feed, Fish, Salt,
Hums, .Shouldor.', Choo.so, Fruit,
Glass, Lamps, Ac, Ac.
Country Produco tukin iu exchange for Goods..
t-Cull and czauiinoour 6'tock, and satisfy your
h-clvoj.
Sunbury Juno 23, 18C7.
JYOUNGMAN'SFOllNDUl!
A it' It Nt.,Iirltvorn stittlltli, c-loso
to lite l'ultllc Kcltool llOllhf,
SUNBURN PENN'A.
MILL Gearing, Stovos, and tho largest cluas of
Castings mudo promptly to ordor.
Also, Window Weights, Frame and Gratos for t'el
lur Wiudows, Ac.
4'atHt Iron 4'himnpy Topi.
WATER TROUGHS & DOORSTEPS.
A liberal prico paid for old eastinj.
THE CELEBRATED LIVERPOOL TLOW, im
proved, is manufactured at tbisestablishmout. Also,
Slovo Grates of nil kinds, Kottlcs, und every vatioty
of small castings.
Sunbury, July B, 1SC7. ly
BOOTS AND SHOES.
MANUFACTURED TO ORDER.
JOHN WILVER,
I RESPECTFULLY informs bis friends and cus
V tomcrs, that he has just opened a shop for tho
manufacture of BUUT'S & SHOES, on
Sjiruce Uixd, between Second street and Cinlre
AlUy, Sunhury.
wlisro all kinds of work in his lino will be mnilo up
in the lattut style and in the best workmanlike man
ner. Having first cln?s stock on hand, ho flatter himself
(hat bo will bo utile to suit the taste of the most fas
tidious. Tho publio aro iuvitod to call.
JOHN WILVER
Sunbury, Juno Is, 1667.
THE GREAT CENTRE OF ATTRACTION,
is on 3d street, opposite the MASONIC HALL, al
BERGSTREESSEE'S
NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Hut Inteiy i:aa1litlil, Mlllt nil
the Modern iiiirovt'mciil
ot tlie Art !
flIIE subscriber, baring built tho room expressly
J tor the purposo of Photographing, and haviug
duvoted many years to tho business, is confident of
his ability to assuro his patron that the work pro
duccd shall be second to none in country or eity.
No work allowed to lonvo the gallery unlecu) en
liroly satisfactory. Having the best sky light in the
county, bo is prepared to make Photographs In all
kinds ot woathor, but would prefer aciuar day for
small children.
Uo is also prepared to take new si jo, or cabinet
card Photogruphs.
All kinds of piotures copied and magnified to
any required site and colored beautifully in Oil or
Water colors or ludia iuk. We pay speuial alUsuliort
to all kind of out door work, such aa Landscape
view of Monument, Machinery, County Scat, Ac,
a large lot of Photograph frames constantly on hand.
The publio are rospt-olfully invited to oall aud ee
our specimens and our complete arrangement for
making Photographs, special term to tamilie and
club.
J. B. BERGSTRESSER.
Suubury, July IS, 1807.
PURE LAGER BEER!
From the
Cold Spring Brewery,
SUNBURY, PA.
J03EFE SACHEPt,
RESPECTFULLY Inform the publio generally,
that b is prepared to furnish
LAGEll 1U3ER
in large or small quantities. Hi faoilltlc for mak
ing Beer cannot be excelled, and is pronounced supe
rior to any other ottered in Central Veunaylvanta.
It ha also been reconiuieuded by physician a a
healthy drink for invalids.
Hotel. Heataurants and private fuuiilic supplied
at short notice
Sunbury. July 13,lt7.
BIRD CAGES, II dit'ertnt kinds. If you waul
laod sail tiietp lift Cii;:". '
lA .' tONLLY I CO