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local Affairs., v
Ladles' tnd Children' Fancy, fort, at John F
relrV718 Arh tret, PbiledlpBla Stool, large.
Road bis advertisement. Olv him sail. , .
Hair, Stokm. On Wednosday afternoon Uit
were visited by a severe storm, accompanied by a
fall of bail. Th almosphero, in oonseqoenqe, ha
become much oooler. ,
Rarcsa Tar Bark, an exoollent material for
filling up cellar windows, during the approaching
cold weather, can be procured in any quantity, free
of charge, at Buchcr Bro.'s Tannery, on Sprue
ttroct.
Promoted. Wo are pleased to learn that our
friend, A. A. Sbissler, Esq., baa beon promoted to a
higher position in the Troasury Department, at
Washington, than the one he formerly occupied.
The oompliuient is well merited.
Vi are indebted to the bunbury String Band for
a Dumber of serenades, recently. The members
composing the Band are known as gentlemen of fine
musical Ulent, and those of our citisoni who have
cm honored wi!b their serenades speak very highly
of their music.
TEMPF.nACE Lfcthiie. The Rev. l)r. Rcilcy,
of Danville, lectured in the Musonlc Hall, in this
placo, on Wednesday evening lust, on the subject of
Temperance. There was a good audicnoe present.
Tho reverend gentleman is an inlcreslilig and in
structive sponker. ' - - -
Valuable Phopshtv kob Sale. Vi'e oall at'
tention to the udvtr.iteniont of Mr. Peter AT. Uray,
in atiiither column, who offers iortale the valuable
property!' n Valiu: struct, at present occupied by
him as u residence. It is well located, and will ho
a proBtuble Investment.
I. 0. nv 0. F. The following officers of Fort
Augusta Encampment, at this place, wero installed
on M "r diiy evening week last : C. P., P. M. Shin
del; 11 P., Levi Scasholti; S. W., Sol. Stroh ;
J. W., llcury Clement; Scribe, Ein'l Wilvert;
Treasurer, Valentine Diets.
We understand that buttor and othor artioles of
provisions are tnkon through this place to Sbamo
kin, from Snyder and Union counties, and sold by
dealers at that place considerably lower than they
are sold hero. The prices of provisions should not
be left to tho discretion of a few interested persons.
A Fjhe Tond. We observo that our Borough
fathers are keeping the mud hole, in front' of the
Mufonio Hull and along the railroad, in a splendid
condition for miring horses, and for the accommoda
tion of those species of the feathery tribe known as
ducks and geese. As cold weather is approaching
a friend suggests that it should be converted into a
skating park.
Onorr.nr Stork. We call the attention of our
Northumberland friends to the advertisement of
Messrs. J. A. Gundy A Co., Grocer and Provision
Dealers, in Weimcr's building, Water street, in that
place. This firm have been established in the busi
ness for some time, and have the confidence of the
community. They are obliging and reliable gentle
men, and deserve encouragement.
6tiDDE!t Death. Mr. George Miller, a soldier,
aged about fifty years, who served in Co. "C," 47th
Kegltneut Pemia. Veteran Volunters, and who was
severely wounded at the battle of Pleasant Hill
Louisiana, was found dead in bis bed at the Susiiuc
lmnna House, on Friday morning of last week. He
had been employed as a hostler at the hotel for Some
time past.
We regret to announce the death of Chas. Wea
ver, Esq., of this place, which occurred on Mouduy
last. Mr. Weaver was stricken with apoplexy about
six weeks since, and was confined to bis bed from
that time until his doath. He was formerly well
known as the proprietor of Weaver's Hotel, in this
place, and was a gentleman of fine qualities. The
deceased was, until lately, the clerk of the Board of
Commissioners of this county.
.
Marble Yard. Dissinger A Taylor, tombstone
manufacturers and marble workers, of this place,
having bought out the marble establishment of A. II.
Rush, have now the marble business undor their
exelusive control in this place. They are superior
workmen, oapahle of turning out as handsome de
signs for tombstones and monuments as can be fur
niished from the leading establishments in the cities.
The following persons from Northumberland
county are students in the Freeburg Academy,
Snyder county, for the present quarter : Miss L. J.
Boachel, Trcvorton ; E. W. Farrow, Snydcrtown ;
Theodoro Heck, Faxinos; H. H. Mulick, Lower
Augusta; W. H. Roedcr, Shamokin J H. A. Shive
and Saul Shipmnn, Lower Augusta; Geo. J. Wei
ker, Suubury ; James B. Yeagor, Georgetown.
The Planing Mill now being built by Mr. Ira
T. Clemont, adjoining the P. A E. Railroad, on
Raoe street, is rapidly approaching completion.
The mill is a large sised .one, CO by 80 feet, and
will be furni-hnd with the latest and most improved
machinery. This is a much needed improvement,
and no doubt will te a profitable one. Heretofore
iiuilders and others have been oompelled to send
40 or SO roilpn for anv kind of manufactured lumber,
and the establishing of s rni'.l here will not only be
B great convenience, hut will prove a great saving
in the way of cinor.sive railroad transportation.
Otear The following la a Irst of Juror drawe
for a special otirt, be hill 'la ihU plaoe oil tha
feoond Hobday In Ootober.aod .also for the regular
lotion, sfblsh, will (oamenee of t first Meoday
' traaiu.. oar r-uiT; roa ecroaaa.,
t S. KJIne, Upper Augusta; Andrew Hoover,
utobury ; Beeher, dunburv; P. Machen, Shemo
kla borough ; Joa. Eioericb, Lower Augusta ; J. M.
Cuaaoey, sWlbamberiaod A i. Fetaen, Chilistjusy
ejua; Aba. Camp, Ml. CarmeJ borough : 0. Bohner,
JaJlbA.'.t. . 1 lin. 11. . Il 1 UL 1 II
r mi L . I.: . . . 1 1 f. I-
vpimaiBHHijj rm. arupuy, rtuso : 11. noogers,
JtcbwiP, Ditnkle, Chilisqoaqu ; . T. Albright,
Lewis ; T. Foulds. Jr., Serb ; t. hveritt, Delaware ;
B. Siahlaeeker, lurbutvUle; . Hook, Washing
ton ; R, B. McCoy, Northumberland ; Euoa Kveritt,
Delaware ; Jo. Wallace, Northumberland ; D. Key
er, Chilisquaqne; reuuel Robinson, Rush j Jacob
HouU, Turbut ; H. Bergstreeser, Sbamokin ; 8. Bro
iou, bhatnokin twp; D. Dunkelberger, Cameron)
J. 11. Heller, Chllisquaque ; Wm. Sliver, do ; John
Christian, Suubury ; David tugle. Turbut; Wm. M.
Auten, Chilisquaque; W. Conrad, Lower Augusta;
S. Moore, Shaiuokin twp ; 3. Campbell, L.Augusta.
list or iCRORs roa kovember sessioh. ' '
Orand Jtirort Geo Lahr, Lower Mahanoy ; JB
Newbaker, Zerbe ; H Maurer, Delaware ; J . Krawel,
Shamokin iwp; Isaac Marts, Lower Augusta; John
Work, Delaware ; R Marshall, Northumberland ; K
M' Williams, Zerbe; J Hensy I, Shamokin twp; Geo
Gaas, Suubury ; John Karchner, Lewis; Charles A
Morgan, Point; Wm Deppen, L. Mahanoy; Wm
Leighow, Point; D B Montgomery, Lewis; J. Kooh,
Chilisquaque; Henry M'Gee, do; I. Shaffer, Lower
Mahanoy ; Jos Reits, Little Mahauoy ; A Gonscrt,
Lower Augusta; Lorenzo Mettler, Rush; D Wil
liams, Jordan ; Levi 3 Hays, Delaware; C B Boyer,
Cameron.
Traverse Juror i Philip Huff, Rush ; J Weaver,
Zerbe; Eli A Trego, Milton; II M Robbins, Upper
Angusui; G Vandling, North 'd ; B F Kelley, sba
mokin twp ; W Gaskins. North 'd ; Michael Hoaly,
Zerbe ; John Waguer. Milton; D Fisher, do ; B Mo
Clow, Shnraokiu borough ; J R Clark, Low. Augus
ta ; Wm Hoover, Sunbury ; D Maliok, Upper Maha
noy ; D X Lake, Shamokin borough ; D Sbaw, Mt.
Carmel borough ; Jonas Stein, do ; 3 Bingaman, Low.
Mahanoy ; 3 Trego, do ; D Heiser, Mt. Caiiuel bor. ;
II Rmip. Turbutville ; G Keiffer, Lower Augusta ;
L L Moixell. Clillitqunrjue ; M McDonnol, Mt. Car
mel twp; Wm Maury. Coal; Evnn Davis, Chilis
quaque ; Jacob Kramer, Coal ; J Liseuhart, Upper
Mahanoy ; J Gilger. Shamokin borough ; H C Ber
ger, Nnrlh'd; Vi Lenrch, Lower Augusta; G F
Kellor. Shamokin twp; J A Hiney, Delaware ; John
Bird, Shamokin borough ; Hugh Fulton, Milton ; U
Grady, Rush ; J Herman, Low. Mahanoy ; 1) Uloom,
Loner Augnsla ; J A Campbell, Rush ; M Latsha,
Jackson; Wilson Mettler, Rush ; J M Irwin, Mo
Kwensville; I Campbell, Upper Augusta ; John J
Hoy. Turbut; S Lcrcb, jr., Lewis; J Risbel, Chilis
auuquc; G P Kamp, Turbutville; G W Givius,
Milton.
Petit Jurors S Shadman, Milton; J G Smith,
Jackson; J Marti, Lower Augusta; li Bitrnbart,
Delaware; G J Troutmnn, Jordan ; D Dooloy, Sha
mokin borough ; J W Artmun, Dulaware; J Aduins,
Washington; M Chamborlin, Milton; David Swartt,
Jordan ; D C Watson, Delaware ; T G Cooper, Sun
bury ; John Rank, Lewis; E Howcrter, Upper Ma
hanoy ; W B Ken merer, Turbut ; 8 SS Engle, Jor
dan ; Johd Hoffa, Turbut ; S Feese, Little Mahanoy ;
D G Kuti, Upper Augusta; C Gush, Delaware ; N
Drnmhtller, Jackson ; F Markle, Low. Mnhsnoy;
II D Hoffman, Washington ; II T Eckert, N'ortb'd ;
I Holister, Mt. Carmel borough; HB Latsha, Jack
son ; Martin Quinn, Coal ; D Frederick, Chilisqua
que; J Hartlein, fchamokiu twp; S Geringer, jr.,
Suubury; I Miller, Lower Augusta; JohnSeiler,
Lower Mahanoy ; J Caldwell, Shamokin borough ;
M Strine, Milton ; S Druckemillor, Delaware ; W.
Bartholomew, Chilisquaque.
Sramokim ArrAlRS. The Herald, of Thursday
last, says : On Tuesday forenoon, Eli Lees, while
running cars under the schute at the Brady Colliery,
fell upon the track in attempting to jump upon one
after he had started it, and both wheels passed over
bis logs, crushing them frightfully. Medioal aid
was called, but the shock was too great for his sys
tem to stand, and ho died on the evening of the
same day. Deceased was about 30 years of age,
and leaves a wife and several children.
The merchants of this borough have formed an
association for the purpose of regulating the credit
system and protecting themselves from non-paying
oustomers. It appears there are a close here who,
after having obtained all the credit they can get at
one store, make a practice of leaving their bills uu
settled, and goiug to another to repeat the same
game. The Association designs to break up this
practice by recording, in a book kept for that pur
pose, tho names of such porsont. and lists from it
called the "Muck lint," are to be furnished each
member, who will refuse credit to all so reported.
If carried out properly, this system will suve our
merchants from great loss, and prove a beutlil to
honest customers.
A Noble Response Too much praise cannot
he given to the noble response with which the Wash
Irigton Library Company of Philadelphia are meet
ing in their patriotio endeavor to raise the required
funds for the endowment of the Riverside Institute,
a home fur the gratuitous education of soldiers' and
sailori' orphans. The plan adoptod by the company
has been subject to careful deliberation, and has re
ceived the endorsement of eminent legal authority.
The trustees seleoted to disburse tho money thus
raised are well-known citiiena of Pennsylvania and
New Jersey, and their names should be a sufficient
guarantee to those who would aid in rearing one of
the noblest charitiea that ever thrust itself before
the people. Every subscriber to the stock, which
costs but one dollar per share, cot only receives a
fine steel-plate engraving, worth at retail fifty per
cent, more than what is paid for the stock, but is
also guaranteed some present in the great distribu
tion of the $300,000 worth of presents which are to
be awarded to the stockholders. The three largest
presume are worth (70,000. Each shareholder bus
an equal chance to obtain one of the largest pre
sent. Every one will obtain some present and a
beautiful engraving. N F. Lightner is the author
ised agent for Sunbury and vicinity. Read adver
tisement.
Oaaat DaaAiro. The great, rush by the nubile
to the new and Uaatifal tiook of goods, for fall
weir, just reoeirtd w'the tattoetttal Clotng Ba
aaar, llarhatSaaara, India the fpreoitloa by
.oof titltenteeT lit apleadld itaek at that establish-
meit, and large numbers of diem oy dally fea)
eltoUng their aait.. Ail person are Invited to oall
and see the new and haeaseBi fall styles, and f
an'ln h fln qnalitj of the jrJtocutt' ' ' ',' ' ;
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aaaaaa of all shade of opinion, now a days,
attend politioal meetings, , la and. out of doors a
privilege which every Amorioan eitlsen enjoys. But
many a good man has been lost to the world by In
cautious txpoaure to the dampness of th earth, at
tending' suoh meetings, in consequence of wearing
thln-soiod boot or shoe. T AH eaulious persons
should avoid thii unnecessary danger by buying
thtir boot and shoos at Thaoher'i First National
Boot and Shoe Store, in Pleasants' building, Market
Squarei' .' -'I . . t .
Thkiib la as much truth a poetry in the saying
that "th apparel oft proclaims th man." Especi
ally Is this true when the man get th apparel at
the fashionable tailoring establishment of Jacob O.
Beck, on Fourth street, Sunbury. W would ad
vise all who wish a cheap Kail or Winter Suit to
give Beck a call.
Kbader, buy your Boots, your Shoes, or any
thing you want in that line, at Miller' Excelsior
Boot and Shoe Store, In the old Dewart building,
corner of Third and Markot streets. You gain
much by doing so ; first, in price ; second, In goods
being well made; third, in goods being what they
aro represented. Miller having removed to his new
store, has one of tho finest establishments in Sun
bury. Call and see him.
Trtis is tde First Moxtu or Fall, not, we
hope, of our nation's progress or our individual for
tunes, but of the calendar year. A fall in prices of
the besutiful and cheap suits at i. E. Smiok's Met
chant Tailoring establishment, in Fourth st., would
be inaugurated if the priecs were not already at tho
lowest. Any one doubting is invited to call and soo
the garments and prices.
Op all places to get good Photographs, go to Berg
stressor's Gallery, Third stroct, opposite the Masonic
Hull, whero they are niude. Six cards, or one largo
Photograph, for $1 .SO. Duplicates, 25 to 60 els.
Bkiigstresser, Third street, opposite the Masonic
Hall, the successful Photographer, makes piotures
in all styles of the art. Persons ore requested to
give him a oall before going elsewhere.
When you want cheap and good Photographs
Bergstresser's Gallery, Third street, opposite tho
Masonic Hull, is the place to resort to. Six cards, or
one large Photograph, for $1.60. Duplicates, 2i to
60 cents.
Remeuberixq I'niE.NDs. Wo have frequently
heard persons wishing, after tho decease of friends,
for something to remember them by. In those
tiuios the best we can recommend is a fine Anibro
type or Photograph, which every one should pro
cure, while the price is so small, at 8. Byorly'sGol
lery, In Simpson's building, Market street. Mr. B.'
pictures are true to life. Cull and see the fine
groups and single pictures at his Gallery.
"Dos't Give cp the Ship," was the expiring ex
pression of Capt. Lawrence, as he fell, pierced by a
British bullet, and which urged his surviving crew
to deeds of valor. Faust, tho fashionable Hat and
Cap manufacturer, is determined not to "give up
tho ship," cither In foul or fair weather, and will
continue to supply his numerous customers with a
la mode styles of goods in his line ; besides, when
the clouds are heavy and betoken storm, good and
substauliul Umbrella! oan be purchased at his store
cheaper than the cheapest In market, and warrauted
to give satisfaction.
PuoTOORAi'ns, made from Daguerrcotyposor Am
brotypes, at Bergstresser's Gallery, Third street, op
posite the Masonic Dull.
K I J II V it Y .11 A It la lri'N.
Corrected Weekly for the "American."
Wheat Flour, extra family, per barrel,
do do do do per ewt.
Rye Flour, per bbl.
do per cwt.
Wheat, prime red, new, por bushel,
Rye, do
Corn, new do
Outs, , do
Potatoes, do
Dried Peaches, pared per pound
do do unparcd do
Dried Annies. do
Dried Cherries, (unstoned,) per bu.
Buitcr,
-gg,
Cheese,
Lard,
Hams,
Shoulders,
Beef, hind quarter,
' from "
Mutton,
Chickens,
per pound,
per doson,
per pound,
do
do
do
do
do
do
per pair
$12 00
6 00
10 00
6 60
2 li
1 25
1 15
55
80
40
26
15
3 00
3i
22
27
Hi
14
13
18
80
Shamokin Coul Trade,
Sbamokin, Sept. 24th, 1867.
Tout. Cwt.
Sent for week ending Sept. 21,
Por lust report,
11,1U8 10
031,835 14
To same time lost year,
Decrease,
342.944 04
412.077 06
79.033 01
The Psuch Bvsiniss m Scnefrt. When we
referred, some time since, to the peach trade in Ibis
place, we bad ro correct idea, of it extent and Im
portance. We have since spoken to some of our
heaviest dealers in the nnicle, and find that nearly
two thousand boxes have been received and dis
posed of in this pU'-o by th different persons en
gaged In the business. Perhaps about one-third of
this amount was re-sold to the trade in the neighbor-
ing towns. The remainder was used by our eitl
sen. The prices ranged from $2 to $3.60, and
averagod about $2 60. Had the price kept down
the consumption would have been much greater.
These facts should stimulate our farmer and others
in paying more attention to the culture of fruit.
With such a home market and facilities for trans
portation the business could not fail being profitable.
Th Comceet Tho Danville Choral Society, ac
cording to announcement, gave a grand concert in
the Masonic Hall, in this place, on Saturday evening
Just. The Society chartered a oar, which ran from
Danville to Northumberland, and they were brought
.to Sunbury from the latter place by our steamer, I
arriving hereabout 8 P. M. They numbered about
fifty persons, and while here stopped at the Central
Hotel. The Hall was filled with a large and re
spectable audience on this occasion, and w noticed
jn the assembly quite a number from Northumber
land and Dauville, who accompanied th Society
hither. The choruses sung by th company were
excellent, and the piece rendered by Mis Jones,
Miss Hughes and Mr. Eyan, were particularly fin,
fully maintaining their reputation as accomplished
vocalist. Mis Price, of Luseru county, performed
several pieces on the piano. She certainly possess
nor than ordinary musical talent, and will un
doubtedly make au eminent pianist. Mr. Joseph
Parry, for whose benefit the concert was given, sang
.several pieces of hi own composition, and bis extra
ordinary abilities as musician war fully shown
ft is the intention of Mr. Parry to visit Europe, with
yiow of pnu-hmg bis tuualoal aducatioo.
At th aonclusioa of tb eon cert a vote of thaiks
was tendered to the Society for th excellent enter
tainment, and a request mad to repeat tb concert
at oe distant day. Tb receipt amounted to about
$160, and tbe expeurxi were about $100, leaving a
bslaoce of $60. Th party returned bou tb sin
vttuiog. lesving her abeut II F' H
Cakd to the Public Th undersigned, Trus
tees of THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE, an losti
tution chartered by tbe State of New Jersey, for the
maintenance and education of the orphans of tbe
Soldiers and Sailors of our whole country, which is
being established and endowed by tbe enterprise and
patriotism of the Washington Library Company of
Philadelphia, would announce to the publie that in
their opinion, the effort being made by that Com
pany for the establishment and endowment of the
Riverside Institute cannot fail of success. Their
agencies have been established, and their advertise
ments published throughout the country at great
expense, and the results are now being realised. If
the distribution were to take place, and the labor
of the Company cease, on the 25th inst., an adver
tised, the Institution, though established, would not
have provided the means for a proper and perma
nent continuance, nor could it be so extensively use
ful as the public and tbe Trustee desire.
After mature consideration, we have therefore re-'
commended that the Washington Library Company
postpone their distribution until tbe 8th of January
next, and continue tb sal of oertifioate and en
gravings until thut time, under the firm belief that
tbe result will assuredly provide a permanent home
for the maintenance and education of very many of
tbe orphans of those who have died in the service of
their country.
Wm. B. Mark,
J as. R. Scovbl,
W. W. Ware,
Lewi K. Broomal,
Hsnur GoBsux,
J. E. Coe.
Trustees of tb Riverside Institute.
Special Notices.
Or. Mchenck'd Mnudrak 1111.
! A. Nnbatftate tkr Unl)nl.
The Pills or eompoeed of various root, baring
the power t rala;,ths tortio of the liver a
Bcotoptl and effeotaally as bids' pHl or' aaerowry,
M without producing any of those disagreeable or
dangerous snoot whioh often follow th use of the
latter. . i'Jlrl'j jf?r . . ,
la all billow disorders these Pill nay "be used
with oonfldeo, a they promote the discharge of
vitiated bile, and remove those ebetrvwtiuti from tbe
liver and biliary duots, which are th oaa of
bilious affooMnns In general
BCHKNCK'd MANDRAKE PILLS our lok
headache, and all disorders of th Liver, indtoated
by (allow skin, oeated tongue, ooetivenees, drowsi
ness, and a general foeling of weariness and lassi
tude, showing thai the liver is in a torpid or ob
tsruuted condition. " ' ' 'v
In short, these Pills may be used with advantage
in all oases when a purgative or alterative medtciuo
i required.
Please ask for "Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills,"
and observe that the two likenesses of the Doctor are
on the Government slump one when in the last
stage of Consumption, and the other in his prosenl
health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price, 25oents
per box. Principal Office, No. 15 North 8lh Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wbolesalo Agont: Domas Barnes 4 Co.,
21 Park Row, New York; S. S. Hanoo, 108 Balti
more St., Baltimore, Md. ; John D. Park, N. E. cor.
of Fourth and WalnutSt., Cinoinnati, Ohio ; Walker
A Taylor, 134 and 136 Wabash Avenue, Chicago,
III.; Collins Brothors, southwest corner of 2d and
Vine St., St. Louis. Mo.
Oct. 20, 1808. 4thA6thw.ea mo.ly.
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JONES'
old establish cd
o.k ikh:u
CLOTHING HOUSE,
4C01 .llnrket Street,
One door above Sixth, Philadelphia.
For many years this Establishment has done busi
ness on the One Price Sys;em, and we believe we
are the only Clothing House in th city that strictly
adheres to this principle. We have earned a repu
tation which we are proud of, for good taste in select
good styles and substantial materials, and not less
important, for having all our goods,
IvVl'ltA WKL.I MAUI!.
We employ the best talent, for Cutters, and our
Goods are of both kinds Fashionable and plain
so that all tastes oan bo suited. The prices are tbe
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 mndo,
wo must put our price down to the advuutuges wo
promise.
The people may depend, this lathe true plan upon
which to do business, and many a dollar ean be
saved to Clothiug buyers by keeping in mind
JONES
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
604 Market Strroot, Philadelphia,
Not on the Corner, but one deor above Sixth.
Maroh23, 1807. ly
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Circulars sent free.
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36 Dey Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists ceuerally. Sept. Jl-4t
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And House of Mercy.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for Young
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June 8, 1867. ly
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A gentleman who suffered fur years from Nervous
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youthful indiscretion, will, for thesuke of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it, the recipe
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I'RISAHY ORGANS,
whclhrj existing in
mli: on fkmai.k,
from whuteve cause originaiing and no mutter of
UOY LONG STANDING.
Diseases of these niemis require the use of a diuretic.
If ii'i irculinelll is submitted to, Consuinntiuii or liifcuu-
ity may ensue. Our r'ksli and Blood aie suppoitcd tioiu
tucsc s. lucres, auj tne
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
and
that of Posterity, depends upon prompt use of a reliable
remedy.
UELMBOCD'9 EXTRACT BUCHU,
Established upwards of 18 years, prepared by
II. t. iii:i-mioi,i,
DRUGGIST,
6t4 Broadway, New York, and
H4 !.iutri lull, r-treet, Philadelphia, Pa.
March 3. ly
Northuinbcrlsintl County .
FERTILIZER','"
.-..! ... r. ". .
The best manure for all kinds of o-raln manufac
tured. More aotive, more durable, than auy other. It
does not exhaust the soil, bul on the oontrary bia
permauoul improver. OVER 5(10 FARMERS In the
County applied it to thoir Spring Crops, the rosulta
were that it exceeded their uiosl sanguine expecta
tions. It was tneled with the best Phosphates in the
oountry but aame ou victorious. Farmers, use it fur
your wheat and rye.
Put up in Bans of 200 lbs. eavh and sold at $57 per
. . 2uuo pounds, at the Manufactory, '.
Hunt Mu-Uet Sin-eel, Sunbury, !.,
or at any of our agents In Danville, Wllliamcport,
Lewisbiirg, Money Station, Milton. Dowart, PotU
grove, Uloonisburg, Selins'-Grove, Trovorton, or any
iS? pr"""P,u ,own the adjoining oouuties.
Wbore we have no agents appointed, farmers can
send their orders by mail and rely on their receiving
We have the advantage of Railroad and Canal
transiKirtation in ail directions, and purchasers need
appreboud no dolay in filling orders.
J. E. TORRTNOTON,
, ED. HODOKINS.
Sunbury, Aug. 17, 1367.
TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
We take pleasure in announcing to Dealers in
Fertilisers, and the Agricultural public, that we
have within the past year increased our faoilities fur
the manufacture of our Raw Rons Pbovphntc. to an
extent unequalled by any othor House in the United
States or Europe. These facilities not only iucludo
the enlargement of our old established works in
Philadelphia, known a the Dolls will's? It Ivor
A(i-i-ulliirl 4'lss'tiiirnl iVoi-Kh, but
also the purohaseofextensivoand wall stocked works
at Chicago, III., with all the necessary machinery,
oars, Ac, to conduct the busincp?. This eHlnblixn
mcntalouo has produced, annually, over aurJO tons
of dried Bones and Meat, and is capable of being
largely inoreused. We dusiro, by the closest super
vision, to oonduct tuete two concerns so thai our cus
tomers will derive a predion! benefit from their con
solidation, in obtaining u MANURE which shall
maintain a standard and uuilb-in quality, and at
tbe lowest possible price.
I'.Al'uil A SONS.
PERUVIAN GUANO SUBSTITUTE !
BAUGH'S
SUPEK-PHOSPH ATE OF LIME.
BATJQK Sc SONS
Sola Manufacturers A Proprietors,
DELAWARE RIVER CHEMICAL WORKS,
PHILADELPHIA, U. S. A.
fefFarmers are recommended to purchase nf the dealer
loeatrd in their neigtiliorhixHl. Ill reel inns where un dea
ler Is yet established, the Phosphate may be procured direct
ly from Uie uinlci silled. A i'need Ciiculur will be keut
to all who apply.
B.VUG1I & POX3,
O'Vce iVLi. 20 S. Delaware Atcnue,
Plill.ADI.LPlll A.
sElecrton ' Proclamation.
PUIvSUAliT to an Act of General Assem
bly of the rjooimonvroaltli of Pennsylvania
entitled "An Aot roUting to ties fcioctieoeef
Una Oiuuuon wealth," approved tbe 3d day
of July, A. D., one thousand eight hondrrd
and thirty nine. I, DANIEL BECKLEY,
High Sheriff of the Couuty of Northumber
land, Pennsylvania, do hereby make known
aud give notice to tho elector of the Coun
ty aforesaid, that a general election will be
held in the County of Northumberland, on
tho SECOND TUESDAY (8th) of OCTO
13 Hi, 1867, nt which litno the lulluwinu Dor-
Ioiih are to be elecltd.
: One person as Supreme Judge for the
(Mate of PtiDnsvlvania.
One person to fill tho office of member of
tins House of Kt'prcecntHtives, to represent
tlic Uounty of JNortmimbnlitna In tho House
of Kcpruaentativca'of Pennsylvania.
line person tor County ireaeurcr.
One person for Kcuister and Ktcorder and
Clerk of the Orphans' Court.
Una person for County Commissioner.
One person for Jury Commissioner.
One person for Auditor.
I also hereby make) known and fcive no
tice that the places lor holding the aforesuid
general election in the several boroughs and
townships witniu tho County of Xsortbum-
uerianu, arn as follows :
Thu Bunbury district, composed of the bo
rough of Sunbury, Last and Westwards, ot
tho Court House.
Upper Augusta, at tho bouse of J. Furns-
wortb.
Tho Lower Augusta district, composed of
the township of Lower Augusta, at the
house of Peter Dunklcberger, in esid town
ship. Tho Northumberland district, composed
of the borough of Northumberland, at the
Donee M A.J. Kliodcs, in suid borough. I
The Point dinlriut. ut the hottee of Mrs.
Johnson, in the boronch of Northumberland.
Tlie Milton district, at the house of L.
Sticker, in the said borough.
The Turbut district, at the house occupi
ed by Abntham Kissinger.
The Delaware district, at Sinking Spring
School House.
The Cliillisiinaque district, at thu house
of Charles Hurtm.in.
The Lewis district, at the house occupied
by George Christniun.
Tho Shnmoldn district, nt the house of J.
Nesbit.
The Upper Mithnnoy district, at the house
of J. H. A darns.
The Liu lo Muhanoy district, ut the house
of widow F. Kukcr.
The Lower Mahunoy district, ut the house
of A. Koadurmel.
The Uu.li district, at the Liberty Pole
School House.
The Jackson district, at the house occu
pied by Galen Smith.
The Coal district, at the house of William
M. Weaver, in the town of Shamokin.
The Zerbe district, at thu house of TLos.
Foulds, jr., in Treverton.
The Cumcron district, at the house of Ja
cob V Hgoner.
The Jordan district, at the house of Ben
jamin Leitzel.
The Mount Cunnel borough, at the house
of Felix Letch.
Thu Washington district, at the house of
God trey li. Kebuck.
1 he borough of McEwcusvule, at Henry
J. Keeder's.
Tho borough of Turbutville, at the house
of Hiram Reynolds, in Bald borough.
1 ho Mount ("in nicl district, at the house
of Francis McCartv.
NOTICE IS I1KRE11Y GIVEN
LAUGH IZK.'lTIIERS & CO,
General 'hiiXcnle A'jcritu,
No. 181 Pearl .St., Corner ol Cedar.
XEtV YORK.
CEOr.GE DUG DALE.
7si.' A(:cnt fur ?u,)njhtitd t Virginia,
No. 105 Smith's Wharf,
BALTIMORE. MD.
fTirWe are prepared to Supply our Pntont 5c-
tioual Mill to all Manulucturers lor grinding Runes,
Uuano and all other hnrd subtuuscs.
HV.c
Sold by
SMITH A liESTHER, Sunbury.
Aug. 3. 18A7- t,v
13. rsshJ" mm glj iHSi. ass,
sCfiS
Inform nt ion.
Information, guaranteed to produce a luxuriant
growth of hair upon a bald head or beardless taoe,
also a recipe for the removal of Pimples, blotches,
Eruptions, etc, on tbe skin, leaving tbe same soft,
oleur, aud beautilul, can be obtained without charge
by addressing
XUOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
may 18, "67. b23 iiroadway, New York.
To CoiianiniptlrvM.
Tbe Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send (free
of charge) to all who desire it, the prescription with
the directions for making and using thesimple reino.
dv bv which bo was cured of a lunsj aflootion and
that dread disease Consumption. His only object is
to benefit tbe aflliotod, and be hopes every sufferer
will try this presoription, as it will cost tbeui nothing,
an y may prove a messing, riense auurem
' REV. EbWAKD A. WILSON.
my lR-'67 ly Williamsburg, Kings Co., N. V.
I 111 IJt'l'l' .V- 1"BM
Love op Admibatio is on of the strongest de
sires of human nature. Especially is this true of the
ladies, and especially are we guilty of the most In
tense admiration for a beautiful woman. But
beauty does ntt alone consist in a pretty face. It
has a charm in the porfect form, the lovely hand,
the bright eye, and especially in the glorious hair.
Show us a man with soul so dead that the magnifi
cently lustrous tresses of a woman do not excite ad
miration, and wo will show you a being totally inca
pable of appreciating tbe good, the beautiful and
the true. "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative"
is universally acknowledged the only preparation
whioh oontains the properties of a porfeot restora
tive and delightful dressing. Its merits ara inside
the bottle, not on the wrapper.
Insure your Stock!
l.V THE
4iJreat i:iitrii llrlX'li ve IIoi'mc I si.
ftlll-lll'- o.
ISAIAH S. GOSSLEK, Agent.
SUNBURY, I' E N X ' A.,
IS taking Policies for the above Company in this
and adjoining counties, insuring stuck of all kinds
agninst death by accident or uinerwiso.
Those having stock should not fail to have it in
sure! at once. 'Address,
ISAIAH S. OOSS1.ER, Sunbury, Ta.
July 27. 1867. :)ui
SOAP -i
rniurniTJi? Tttrw TTTrinv
Ureal Reduction In
WHOLESALE A RETAIL PRICES
of very superior
Silver and Silvcr-l'latcd Wares,
Of our Own Manufacture.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
LiTJoU rlntlne. Having received a
large supply of NEW JOB TYPE, of various new
styles, Posters, Handbills, Ciroulars, Cards, Letter
Heads, Bill Heads, Labels, Ac, can be printed in
tb latest and beatstylda, aud oa short notice.
Orders by mail pron ptly attsnded to.
Closimo Oct. N. Verree Lightner notifies the
publio that he will sell bU stock of WALL PAPER
at greatly reduced prices, to snake room for a new
stock, sipecud daily. 4t
- - a
Gar (also Rosewood aadUiltj Mouldings, of all
siiea, at Lightnsr's Bookstore. st
Faaraaiaa roa Cold Weatbeb. Ib view of
the approach of autumn, Mr. J. F. Ebaeffer, Mer
chant Tailor, in Market Square, baa already received
au elegant assortment of Cloths, Caasinieres, Ves
tings, Ac , embracing the latest stylet and patterns,
whieh he is prepared te leak Bp lo order en th
shortest Datioe and oa the. most reason alls terms
U yi want a nw suit Ji Cfesefler ( call
Axova the many restoratives which nature has
supplied to relieve the afflictions of humanity, there
is do more favorite one for a eertain olass of disea
ses than the "medioinal gum" of tbe Wild Cherry
Tree ; but however valuable it is, Its power to heal,
to soothe, to relieve and to care, Is enhanoed ten
fold by scientific and judicious combination with
other Ingredients, In themselves of equal worth.
This happy mingling exists to a remarkable degree
in
Dr. Wistar'a Balaam of Wild Cherry,
whose value in euring Coughs, Colds, Bronohitia,
Whooping Cough, Croup, Asthma, Pulmonary Af
fection, and Incipient Consumption, Is Inestimable.
STROXU TESTIMONY. i
From Bbxjmi Wbeelbb, Em., Depot Muter at
South Royalston, Mass. :
'In the spring of laiS I waa moat severely afflic
ted with a hard, dry oough, with its usual aooom
paoimeou uf night sweat, completely prostrating
my nervous system, and producing auoh a debilita
ted slat uf health that, alter trying medioal aid to
no purpose, I had given up all nope of ever recov
ering, as bad also my friends. At this stage of
maUsrs I was prevailed upon through the influence
of a neighbor to try Wiatar's Balaam of Wild Cher
rv. and. before usiua two bottles, th effect was al
most magical. My cough entirely left me, tbe night
sweats deserted me, hope one more elated my de
pressed spirits, and soon I had attained my wonted
strength and vigor. Thus ha this balsam, a ha
oftea bans remarked by persons conversant with
the above facta, literally anaiabed m from th
yawning grave. You ar at liberty to oa this for
tb benefit of th afflicted."
. Prepared by febXU W. FOWLS ft BON, 18 Tre
rooot et , Burton, aud for sale by Druggists gen,
rally tkt. 3l4t
lis manufactured from PL lib
I MATERIALS, and may be
l.n.U.r.J Ih. STA VDARDOP
$3LELLZsJ EXCELLENCE. For sale by
all Grocer.
May IB, 1867. ly.
"h l.' I Al IK 11. 1 rs KX fit ACT BIJCIIU ami linorovcd
Rose Wash eures secret and delicate thunders iu aU their
sluges, at little eipense, litlle or no ehanire in diet, ro in
convenience and no esposure. It is pleasant in tle and
odor, immediate lu us action, anu lie iroin an uiju-
ions properties. inti 117 1
HhKLMUOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
111 Cllf
Is the Great Diuretic.
lkhiboliTt Concentrated Extract Sarwparilla
Is the Oieal Blood Purifier.
Both are piepared actoidmg to rules of Pluiroaey and
Ctiennsir), bimi aie me niosuiciivv uwnw
March II, le7.- ly
Witb what joy and gladness do the people ball
th advent and discovery or Co's Dyspepsia uure.
It Is a sovereign eur for Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
mnA 1 1 itiMuaa of th Stomach and Bowels. AU
druggists keep it.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IMPORTANT TO H0U8EXEEPEBE.
C. FREDR. FUELLING'S
I,ultl Hilar Ic Colors.
THE latest improvement in Family Dyas.ar bow
fi ! hv DruircisU everywhere, inos colors ar
ii nnard in Liuuid Form, with very simple direo.
tiou for use and ar made from th aame material
used by dying new silE and woolen goods. Tber
.i. .i,if,,rut nrinciDle colors made, all differ
ent shades of a color aa be mad by using more or
leas of the Dye matter. Price ii oeota par Bottle.
)j,war of Counterfeits, aak for th biar Dyes, and
take no other.
For sale by U. V. FRILINQ, Sunbury, Pa.
jninHon. Hoi.LOwar A Co OEM. bu Ageotj.
. August 10, lt6T.ia Pbiladelpbli
'tdoxjtt house.
J. i. IIALI., Proprietor,
Vvrmr Sunbury and Ruck Utretts,
SHAMOKIN, PESN'A.
rpUIS UOVEE is now open for the reception of
. guests, aua oeiog new, spauivu. wu imwiu,,,
ha all th facilities and advantage of a FIRST
GLASS HOTEL. Tb sleeping apartments ar airy
.n,t unmfurtable. and th furnitur euliiely sew.
Th Bar and Table will be (applied with th beat la
the market.
Tb patroaag of the public Is solicited.
April 13, !t)67 ...
SSTVrrtl
Such us Tea Setts, Vrns, Ice
Pi'chers, Walters, Uobblebf.
Calte Ba.-:keis, Ca:ors. Ilut-
ter t'oolers. ogetnble IHili
es, Turoens. .Sugar and Curd
Uankeui, pyrup nnJ 1'riiiK.
in -1 ips, huivea, auu rorKs,
an,; .-i' ou, of various kinds
Ac, Ac., Warranted Trifle Plate, o i i.ust of metuia,
and equal to any in tbe market, ol tiie latest styles,
and no goods aro misrepresented, at
JOHN BOWMAN' S
New and Beautiful Store, No. 7111 Arch Street,
Philadelphia.
ITSPIeaso cull and examine our Goods before
purchasing.
Bit u All ainus oi i luuug at reasunuuie price..
August 21, 1807. lycoj
FARMERS & BUILDERS
LIME AND LIMESTONE.
rpHE subscribers respectfully inform the oilisens
X or Northumberland Bounty, that they are now
prepared to turuisb LIME of a superior quality to
Farmer and Builders. Also, LI Mt) STUNK from
to celebrated Lime-Stone Quarries of Lower Maho-
ooy township, at short notice ana at reasonauie rates.
The above will be delivered to any Railroad sta
tion along the line of th different railroads when
ordered.
Ther Kilns ar located at in bbamoatn taney
Railroad, near Suubury, where orders will b
promptly filled.
vraers ere respeouunv souuiteu.
Address, J. B. LUNKEU A BRO.,
August It, lt67. Suubury, Pa.
''That every pers in except a Justices of the Peace who
ihall holt) any oflire or appointment of profit and trust uu-
rier Ihe Roveritinenl of the I'uiit-it ritatcs. oi ol' this Suite,
or of auy city or inuorpoi tiled clulnct, vi-herlter a coimiiis-
sioneu omcer or ncenl, wlio sliull lie employed miner me
leuisluttve, executive -it judiciary ileiiartiiieiit ol tills
Slute, or the I'niled States, or of nuy city or Incottvirated
dmtrirt and also that every member of Ooniriess and of
li-.e Slate tjeaisliiture. aim ot tlie select ana c-nniaiu coun
cil ol any ciiy, or cointnissionrr oi any incorporated Dis
trict, is by law, tncnniible of n'tluini; or exercising the
o;L e or appointment of Judge. Inspector or Clerk of sny
election ol this c.iniinonvveaLh, and IhJl no Inspector,
Judges or anv other oiTicci of such '4cliou, shall be eligi.
ble to any oifice lobe then voted for
And the siml Act ot Arst-tnlv, eomlerl ";m act reitaflne
to the elections ol' tins Coinmonweullli," pawed July the
tio, lt, turthef pr" ices ns P'lldwii, lo wll :
--Tluit the Inspectors unit -luri..-. cilsen as aforesaid.
shall ineelat the respective pi'ict-s lor InluinK the eteetion
in the nistriet lo wtneli tney respeeuuiiy riei"ii(( Den-re
nine o'clock In the morning of the wennd Tuesday ol Oc
tolier iu each mil! every yt-ar, and each of said inspectors
shall appoint one cleik, who sliall be a quidihcd Voter ol
such d strict ."
Sfction 2. That any fraud commilten bv any person ,
volluir in t'te manner alxive prem-t lU-it. shall be pmuslieu
us siiniiur truuos are ilii cc-lr-d to be punifched by tLc exist i
iti laws ot tins t."ininoiiweio'n. j
"In case the pers-in vh sliall have received the second j
highest number of votes for Inspectors snail not attend on I
theduy ol'uny election, then the person who shall hav-s I
received the nccoiiit highest number ol voles lor Judge the
next preeedjuK election, shall act as an iusnectol in his
place, aud in ease the person elected Juilie shjll not attend
the Inspector who received the hntht-sl uunitier of votes,
shall appoint a Jndjie in hispluce; und if any vucancy
shall eontiuue iu l he twined lor the space of half na hour al
ter the time fixed by luw for the opening of the election,
the qualified voteis of the township, ward or district,
foi which such orhcers shall have been elected, present ut
the place of elections, shall elect one of tlieir number to fill
sucn vuenncy.
"It shall be the duty of said assessors respectively to at
tend at the place of holding every c,auernl, special, or
township election, during the whnle lime suid eU-eliou is
kept open, for the purpose of jriving informatimi to the
inspectors aim juutie, wnuu ruueu on, in reiairai to me
light of any peraai unsPKSed by them lo vote ut auc-h eiec
tion, oi such other mailers iu iclaliou Ui Ihe SKsessment of
voters, as uie sum inspecu.r or juuge ur either ot uieiu
sliall iroin tune to time require.
"Mo person shull be peruiilted to vote at any election as
aforesuid,olher thuu a while free man ol twenty-one yeais
or more, who shall have resided in the fcftate at leu t one
yeai,aud hi the election district where he oners to vote ut
least ten duys immediately preeeedms; such election, and
within tw yeuis paid a tstutetax. which shall have been
as.eb.ed at least ten days before the election. But a eitl
sen of the I. tilted Slale. whit has previously been a quuli.
bed voter of this Slate, aud removed therefrum and return
ed. und who.hall havh resided iu theelectiou dt.lrict aiui
paid uixes as aioitBuid. shall be eutitlt-d to vote after re
sided iu this Mute six months. Provided. Teat the free
while citizens itf the United States between tl e ages of
twenty-one and Iwt-iity-two years and huve resided III the
election districts ten days as aforesaid, shall be tuiliUcd
to vole ullhout.li Ihev snail luiv-l paid uo taxes.
"No pertctn .liaLaiie entitled to vttte whose name is not
contained in ihe lim of laxattle iiibaintanta furnished by
the ConiniiMioiit-is. unless, hist, ha proaucea a receipt
for the pamt'iit, within two years, of a Stale or County
lux. aatcMtil either on his nivu sjutti or utfirinallt-tl, ttl the
obth or attirinaiioH'ti' another, bul Inut be has paid such a
tax, or any luilure to produce sut-b a ret-cttt, sliall nuke
oaih to Ihe p.i iHei.l thereof; or second, if he claim a right
tuvote by being an elector between the axes of twenty
one andtwentv-lwn years, he shull deptwd on oath oi af-
firnntion that he tuts reHded III Ihe Sula one year next
belore btsat-plic-Hlioti, and make sut.h proof of reiidettce
in the district as is rrquired by this ael, and that he does
Vellly believe from the accounts given bun hat be I. ul
I h-' u. e aforesaid and give uch other evidence as is le-qiore-l
by this set whereupon Ihe linine of the peis-tn so
ailnntlcd In v-ile sltuit ue inserted in tne lnape-.-bir's list,
andanrte made opiMta theirin by writing the. word
-tnx,n if he shall beeiinittted to vote by reason ol', lor
such vote .hull be called tail by the eleiks. who shall make
the like notes in the list, of voters kepi by them.
"In all cases where the narne of the person claiming to
vnte is found oil the list furnished by the CoiBinissiiiiieiB
aud Assessors, or his right ui vole wheilier found thereon
oi not, is objected to by any qualified cituiii it aliall tia
the duty ol Ihe inspectors to examine such person ou oath
as to his qualiuealion, and if be elanns to have lesideil
within the State lor one year or rume, bis oath shall lie
sudicient proof Iheieof, but shall inuke prm-f by ut least
one competent wiliieae, wha shall lie h qualified eleetor,
that he has resided within the distliel t-u more than ten
diys next inunediately pteeeding said rlectmn, und shall
ali liiinseli sweat that Ins bona fide residence, lu pursu
ance to his lawful oaliiug is within tbe district, and that
he did iut remove into said diatritt for ll,o puip-is of
votiitc therein.
-'Kvciy peas'in qualified aa aforesaid, nn1 who ahall
make due proof if reipiiied, ol hia residvtiea and puymeut
ol' laxf-aafoif-Mid. khalllM admitted lo ViUe tn the towe
ship, wnrd oc distnet III which he shall reside "
"lfany .hall prevent or attempt tn prevent ail ofneer
nt an ji!M.ti.m niwlflr llitti ttrl It.Htn hiildlne Such eltH'llon. I
or aae of threaten any vuaenee H any such oibt er, snail
mteriupt oc improperly inutrieie with aim in -.
deliver to lire Inspeotor two tickets together, with
the Intent illegally ro vote, rise aud prooare another
to de su, be or they so jffnudingstiaJl, upon eoovia
tion, be Sned in any sum not less than fifty nor more
than buadred dollars, and be imprisoned not
less than three aor met th tweire month.
'If any par sou not qualified to vote ia thrs Coa
monwmlth agreeably t law, (exoept th sons of
qualified oilisens,) shall appear at any electron for
the purpose of issuing tickets er Influencing th oili
sens qualified to vole, he shall, on conviction, forfeit
any sum not exceeding oae hundred dollars forevtty
suoh ofienoo, and be taipriauad for auy Uub not .
oesding tbre months.'' i
AN ACT ,
Regulating the mod of voting atoll oletiene,
la the teveral counltee of tkf VemmonwealtA.
Sectiuk 1. Be it enacted by the bouate and House
of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, in (ieueral Assembly wet, and it is hereby
enaoted by the authority of the sums, That the qual
ified voters of the several count!-) of this Common
wealth, at Ell general, township, borough aud spe
cial elections, aro hereby, hereafter, authorised and
required to vote, by tickets, printed, or written, or
partly printed and partly written, severally classi
fied as follows : One ticket shall embrace th names
of all judges of courts voted tor, and to be labeled,
outside, ' judiciary;" one ticket shall embrace th
names of all Slate officers voted for, and to be la
beled, ".State;" one ticket (ball emtiraoe the names
of all couuty officers voted for, inoluding office of
Senator, member and members of Assembly, if voted
for, and members of "Congress, if voted for, aud be
labeled, '-county;" one ticket shall embrace the
names of all township officers voted for, and be la
belod, ''township;" one ticket shall embrace th
names of all borough officers voted lor, and be label
ed, "borough ;" aud oaoh class shall be deposited ia
sepnrnte ballot-boxes
Ann whereas. By th act of the Congress of the
United Slates, entitled "An aot to amend the seve
ral aots heretofore passed to provide fur tbe enroll
ing and calling out the National forces, and for other
purposes," and approved March third, one thousand
tirht hundred and c litv-fh e. all cersons who has
deserted tb military or nsvsl service of the United '
State, and who havo not been discharged or re
lieved from the penalty, or disability therein provi
ded, are deemed, and taken, to have voluntarily re
linquished and forfeited their right of oitixeuebip,
and their rights to become citizens, und are deprived
of exercising any righta of oitiiens thereof :
Akd whekkas, Persons not citisens of tbe United
Statu are not, under th Constitution and laws of
l'ennsylvauln, qualifier! electors oi uiis vuuiiuuu-
eatto :
SrcTioii 1. fin it enacted hv the Senate and House
of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, in Uonsral Assembly met, and it is hereby
euaoien ny tne auiuorii ui ,uw wium,
oleotinns hereafter tn be held in this Commonwealth.
it shall be unlawful for the judge or inspeotor or
any such election to receive-bullot, or ballots, I rom
any person or persons embraced in the provisions.
and subject to tbe disability lmposoo oy sum act ui
Congress, approved March third, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-five, and it thall be unlawful for
any suoh person to odor to vote any ballot or ballots.
Ebctioh 2. Thut if any such judge and inspectors
oi eleotion, or auy one of them shall receive or oon
sent to reooive uuy suoh unlawful ballot or ballots,
from any suoh aisqualiuea person, no or iney on ot
fending shall be guilty uf a misdemeanor, and, upon
conviction thereof, in any court of quarter sesaioue of
this Commonwealth, ho shall, for each offence, be
sentenced to pav a fine of not loss thsn one hundred
dollars, and w undergo an imprisonment, iu mo ji
of tho proper county, fur a period of not loss than
sixty days.
Section 3. t hat ir any person aoprirca oi guuw
(hip, and disqualified as aforesaid, shall at any eleo
tion, nereutter to no note in tnia vominouwwBuu.
vote, or tendur to the ofiicers thereof, and otfer to
vote a ballot, or bailout, any person Bo offending shall
be deemed guilty ot a misdomeunor, and ou oonvio
tion thereof, in any court of quarter Be-iions of tins
Commonwealth, shall, for anoli oflence. be punished
in like manner as is provided in the preceding sec
tion of this act, in the case of olhcersof elections re
ceiving such unlawful ballot or ballots.
Section 4. That if any peison shall persuade, or
advise ny person, or persons, deprived of ciiixen
ihip, and disqualified as aforesaid, to offer any bal
lot or ballot, to tho officers of any election, heresf
ter to be held in this Commonwealth, or thall par
sus.de or advise any such officer to receive any ballot
or ballots, from any person deprived of cilueiiship,
and disqualified ns aforesaid, snob person so oflcna
ing shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upuu oou
viction thereof, in any court of quarter sessions of
this Commonwealth, shall be punched in like man
ner as is provided in the second seoiion of this act,
in the ease ot' officers of such election reueivuig such
unlawful ballot or ballots.
The election to open between the hours of 8 and
!0 o'clock In the forenoon, and sliall continue open
without interruption or adjournment until 7 o'clock
in the evcuing, when the pulls shall be closed.
The severnl Inspectors and Judges elected on the
3d Friday of Fobrunry last, in pursuance of the 3d
seotion of theucf of tho 2d of July, leliO, wiil hold
the election on Tuesday, tho8thday of October next.
The Judires are to make their returns tor the
county of Northumberland, at the Court House, in
Sunbury, ou Friday, the 11th of October, A. D., 1S8S.
Given under my hand and seal, at Sunbury, this
1 1 tb day of September. A. 1). 17.
DANIEL BECKLEY, Sheriff.
Sheriff's OS.:. Suubury, Sept. II, 1S67.-31
jascant
kiuds of FCHOOL
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BOOKS,
All
Sli. Pens. Ink. Paner. Ac. I
Miscellaneous Books, a good assort-;
ment. All the now books received
as soon as published, ELd for sale at i
Publishers prices. I
BIBLES, Prayer Books and Hyuin!
Books, iu very style of binding. j
Catholio Prayer Books. j
FAMILY BIBLES in various styles j
DICTlONARlESof all sires. i
Juveniles and Toy Book, a largci
assurUueut j
flank Itooka d Blank;
Forms of all kind'. j
Foolscap, Legul Cap, Letter andl
Note Papers.
COPYINd BOOKS, Inkstands
Pen Racks, Files, Paper, Cutters and
Counting House btauoucry gonoraity
ALBUMS cheap
PHOTOGRAPH
and dear.
(old Pens and Holders.
Pocket Books and Bill Wallets.
Picture Fruiues. I
fcStereotenpes and Views, American.
French. Ac. '
Druwiug Pupcr, all sizes, Bristol
Board. Ac.
Diaries, Memorandum Books. Ao.l
Backgammon Boards, Games, Cheas-j
men, Ac. !
Toys a large nd complete assortment,
Bane-Balls and Bats. Fishing Rods
and Tackle. I
Perfumes, Brohumian and Parisian
Marbles. Au. i
Gold Pens re-pointed. I
Lamps, bhsdea, Globes, Chimnoys,.
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Wall Taper and Border, all kinds..
Window curtains, raper unv auu
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All kinds of Books and Stationery not on hand
promptly ordered.
All the I'aily and.Weekly Papers and Magaunee
Agent for the "American Organ." A.so tor "La
Hose's Hair Restortttive." Enamel of America, aud
"National KteHin Navigation Company."
Suubury, May IS. Iwt7.
CHOICE F KIT IT k 0 UN A MENT All
S&8B8.
BENJ. BOHNKR,
Heuler in Fruit and Ornamental Trees, will furn
lh from the most rsspoiifiblo Nurseries in this and
other htatos, first class TREES of all kinds AUo,
Hhrubbcry, Vines and Pluuts. Garden boeds of all
kinds.
Orders ar ronpootlully solicited.
Address MKNJ- MllSm.
I'axtnus, North d. Co.
fV N. B lusurauce taken in several of tne
nio.1 responsible Fire Insurance and Horse IletoeUv
Compauiea in tb btuto
June 8, 17. y
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNEKSUIP.
THE naru.ershin heretofore existing between J.
W. Friiing aud II. Y. Filling, under th Brm nam
of J. W. Friiing A Son, has this day been diawdved.
Tb business wri r.e coniinuoi vju.i. rnuug,
at tbe old stand, the Mammoth btore, where he will
be pleased to see all who may favor hira with a oall.
r I U' I'llTI tVil
Jl. Y. FUlLINii.
Suubury, August 1 1SS7.
A LLnareons indebted to th lata firm of J
i FriliBg A bou will pleas oall and setll without
de- . ... . .
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AujUft 1st. Ml.
lirw of his duly, or blttck up the window oceveaoe to any
wiitdow wkeie tbe saiae may be k..l.lii.f . of nmoualy trh
turh Ihe peace at such elect uui, or shall u "C praet ice any
btllinidauon, thirals.foreaor violence, with de.iut in
fluence unduly or ovetrawe any el-euu or lu prett-ul hire
frtan v-tllna or to reetruni ihe irredoin ot ch-uee. sui-a per
sons nu e-tiivielioo shall la? Sued in uuy sum u. ei.-eedu.s;
See hundred d ollar, and lo he imprisoned lor anv Ion IK
le.. than twelve mouths, and if il shall he showu l. court,
where Ih. tilal suck ia1et.ee. shall bad, that the p.'
tin au otTendint was im s re.idei.1 of the ell) , wa.d, dis
let.or t,w...hip. where Ih. .id tTe.ie. was C-mim tied
aildivx euiuled thwein, theu on fitvirtuw he shall he
b nteneed u. p-y a Sue ef lesslh.n oi.e hunAied and
n. nvue than one Uvusand Atllurs, and bs imHisouul it-H
Icm than ata uimiUuiiior in tra lliail iws '
"If anv perain or person. - -', ' " -, ,
amHi Ihe resuk of Ihe aleetton withm this iounonweallh, j
or ahau oHec to make auv such bet or wagor, eithei lw I
veihal arorlaiiiali.iii thereof, oc any written or printed ad- .
verlt-wmeiit. challenge ot invile any aueb peiatnia to mat. 1
such Itet or w(t', uoou ennviciinii there.il he thev
.hull fttrfeil and pay lines time tbe aiuouut to let ui of.
feted to be tel. , , I
"If any person shall vote at more than on election
district, or otherwise fraudulently vole uiru than
vac ou th sam day, ur hall fraudulently (old aud 1
T. S. SHANNON,
Practical
Watchmaker
JEWELEB,
Prom PHILADELPHIA.
In Simpaun's Building, Muikat eV,unre,
STJXTSTJB.7. PSITlT'jft.
1.11NK Gold ntt .Silver Auieruan aud bwis
' Watches. Clocks, Jewelry aud Oliver war, con
stantly on band, ttair Jewelry and Masonic Mark
made to order.
Gold aud Sil-r Plating doue in th best manner
and warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Fin Watches, Clocks, Mu.io Boa aud Jewelry
Rcuaired and arranlel
All orders promptly filled
bunbury, Jun 1, 1nJ7
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May lttiT.- tiui