CI)c unbutg American.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBEnloTr8of.
ora Affairs.
We learn that Messrs. Wiley ft Criswoll aro Iho
sub-contractors to In; the ilia and rails on tho whole
of tho Dnnvlllo, Hazloton and Wllkesbarro Railroad.
At W. A. Bonnett's Drug Store you oan gol tlio
very best quality of Spiocs of all kinds. Croam Tar
tar, Baking 8ml a, Herbs, Flavoring Extracts, Ac.
Cn anok or Time. The Erie mail train, which
usually reached here at 1.30 A. M., now arrives at
2 A. M., or about a half an hour Inter. The now
arrangement went into effect on Monday Inst.
Ehkakeh Birxed. On Wednesday night of last
week tho Coal Mountain Coal Co.'a Breaker, near
Mt. Carmcl, was bumed to the ground. It is sup
posed to have been tho work of incendiaries. Thcro
was but a small insurance on tho property.
TnAXKsmviNo Thursday Inst wns observed'
throughout the State as a day of thanksgiving and
prayer. Business In Sunbury was almost entirely
suspended, all tho stores being closed. Of course
t ho usual number of turkeys wcro slaughtered on
the occasion.
ScrEKion Gold Pens. Lightncr, the Bookseller
nnd Stationer, has received a lot of the celebrated
Foley Gold Pons and Holders. They are generally
used by Express Companies, Hankers, and promi
nent business nicn, in I reference to all others.
I.ighlncr sells them very cheap. Call nnd soo them.
Rev. J. 11. Roimensnydcr, of the Lutheran church,
at Lowistown, has received a call from St. Luke's
jbtirch, in Fourth strcot, Philadelphia.
The reverend gentlcmnn is a son of our worthy
Prothonotary, J. J. Itcimensnydcr, Eeq., of this
place.
Tub Pkak Family Bkli. Rise; mis gave an enlcr
t tninmcnt nt the Masonic Hull, in this place, on Mn
Uny evening last. The house was crowded, and the
music gnvo gonernl satisfaction. This eclebrnted
family consists of Mr. nnd Mrs. Peak, Miss Lirzota
aud Eddie l'calc, besides several gentlemen of tulcnt
and reputation.
Sale or Real Estate. Recently, Mr. John
Marklc, administrator of the estate of Thomas Rob
bins, deceased, late of this place, sold a house nnd
lot on Mnrket street, nearly opposito the (!a:ettt
office, belonging to tho estate, to Mr. Shannon, for
?2700. Tho property was formerly occupiod by
the deceased as n residence.
The Kew ork I'ANtns. X. V. Lightncr, the
enterprising liookscllor and Stationer, has made ar
rangements by which bo can receive tho New York
daily papers at 6.5A V. M., every day. On and
after Monday next he will be ready to deliver tlirin
to his subscribers at reasonable rales. Tho Phila- '
delphia papers will bo received as usual nH.lOP M.
The Mittuniaa uys tfcnt on Tuesday morning of
last week tho river between Uio upper island and
tho eastern slioro, at that place, was frosen over.
This is the only instance or tho kind at this season of
tho year in the memory of the "oldest inhabitant."
Jn Wednesday morning the ieo was strong enough
to bear the weight of a good aixed hoy. Skating on
the river before Thanksgiving is an unusual cveut.
Tun (mod Tomplara' 1'istrict Convention, which
was held in Milton on Wednesday ami Thursday,
t 13th and M;h inst., was well ntlcnded nnd proved a
v ery pleasant occasion to those participating. Rev.
Father Hunt lectured to largo audiences in the M.
ii Chun h on Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
nnd Mr. Edward Rnuch, of Reading, gave a short
but stirring address on the latter evening.
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UoBat:ur. The merchant tailor thop of Mr. J. 0.
?!eck, on Fourth Street, in this place, wns entered
n Wednesday night last, by means ofskeloton keys,
and about three hundred dollars worth of eu'sitners
nnd oilier goods stolen. The skeleton key used was
found near the building the neit morning. One fine j
over coat una takun, which has the name of the
owner, "Mr John A. Kcifler," atitched in tho hack
lining. We learn that a libornl reward is offered
for tho detection of the thieves.
Flue. A burn aud wagon house, belonging to
-lonnlhaa Schneider, of Washington township, this
county, were destroyed by fire on tho evening of tho
l'Jth inst. Tho fire was caused by a little boy play
ing with matches in the barnyard, setting fire to a
straw stack communicating with the barn aedshed.
The loss is about $3.1100, on which thcro is an insu- j
rancc of $2,000 in the Farmers' Mutual Insurance j
Company, of Danville, Pa.
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Cmncu IurnovKMiiXT Tho Methodist Church
nt Northumberland has lately undergono considera
ble repairing. Tbe building, inside and outside,
has been paiutcd, and new carpets and matting laid,
i hey have also purchased a now cabinet organ and
put dowu a new pavement around tho property.
This hae been done at au expense of $1,300. It
peaks well for tho liberality and prosperity of Mo
iliodiini in that place.
Orncr. Rexoveii. Mr. Jacob Sbipinnn, Fire,
Life and Accident Insurance Agent, has removed
his office to Vm. J. Wolvcrlon's law office, two doors
east of Lyon t Bro.'s store, Market street. All
persons desiring to transact business with him, or ob
tain information relative toinsuranco, will find him
at bis new location from 8 to 10 A. M , 11 to 3 P. 11 ,
and 7 to t) P. M. Tboso wanting insurance will fiud
it to their advantage to take risks in Ihe old nnd
well established companies which he represents.
Mr. Shipmnn is nn attentive and reliable agent, nnd
wo can safely recommend him to the public.
AcruiKNT. A sad acoident occurred on Saturday
night last, at Milton, by which a man named Vi'm
A. Mackey, who resides in this place, was seriously
if not fatally injured. Mr. Mackey was conductor
of u freight train, and whilo in the act of coupling
cars at tho Cattawissa junction, had his bond caught
between the bumpers and terribly crushed. A por
tion of bis skull, immediately above tho right ear,
was taken from the wound. He is at present lying
at the house of Mr. Elias Brosious, in this pioco,
with whom be has been boarding for the past year or
two. But faint hopes are entertained of his recov
ery. He is from Maryland, and has been employed
.M iho l'bila. and Erie Railroad for some time.
Saving Ffsn. At the Annual meeting of the
Shamokin Saving Fund Association, on Monday
night, 13th inst., the following persons were elected
officers for the ensuing term :
President R- B. Douty.
Vice President W. R. Kuliuer.
Treasurer Wm. II. Douly.
Directors M. Ernes, R. A. Ammcrman, Owen M.
Fowler, John Shipp, Withington Lake.
Tho Association has been very successful in its
working during the first two years just closed. The
net earnings reach the handsome sum of $8,824 92,
which, divided among the free shares, make a pre
mium on each of $1 33. This is certainly a good
two years' interest on twenty four dollars, tho
amount paid on each free share up to October 1st,
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Tka it ehu' Distru t IasTiTt'Ti. ine several
teachers oi the eoromon schools of Sunbury sad Nor
thumberland met in tha NorUi-East ward school
Lous, iu this plaoe, on Saturday, the 23d ult., to
intnrohar.ge views upon tbe mode of teaching- the
aevrrul branches Uught ta otsnon schools, and to
tipi w 'heir different ideas upon school govern
ment, Ac. S. V. Haupt was chosen temporary
President; i C. Welker, Seeretrj; Iisa lirioe,
Cor. Secretary; aud Mr. Uosslcr, Treasurer. Mr.
Miller, Mr. Welker and Miss Brioe were appointed
a couiuiiliee to draft a constitution and by-laws, and
to report the same at neit regular meetirg, wuieh is
U, be held in same plseaon 6aturdy, Dee. lth, at
J o'clock. P. M. The teachers of the neighborins
di.irieu. and Ihe friends of education sr re.r,"'''ll.v
Inviitd in nfctend
Bcmonr, The editor of the Danville Intelli
genier reoently paid our town a visit, and thus
speaks of It in the last Issue of his paper : ,
'While stopping for a few hours irl Snnbury, a
few days since, we embraced the oooasion to take a
stroll through the town and examlno its most stri
king features. , Sunbury is an anolent settlement.
It was, we believe, laid out under the direetion of
the Ponn family,' under Ihe Proprietory grant, as
one of the "Manor towns." It is finely situntcd,
Just below the confluence of tho North and West
branches of the Susquehanna, and at the outlet of
the Shamokin valley. So finely situated, the place
should havo incroased rapidly lu sise and popula
tion. But It failed to keep pace with its sistor
towns, if we except tho "ancient scat of Northum
berland." In fact fur many years the town soenied
to bare a ehronio disposition to stand still, if not to
retrograde. But sinoe the opening of tho Northern
Central Railroad, and the opening of the coal fields
in the Shamokin valley, it has received an Impetus
that Issuro, In tho future, to make Sunbury ono of
tho most prosperous towns lu tho interior of tho
Stato. At the present tiuio it noeds considerable
shaping up te como under tho name of a handsome
place, or make it very attractive in appearance. It
is spread over too much territory, giving it a strag
gling look; und tho main strcot or commons, face
tiously, no doubt, dubbed by the residents a "square,''
is so wide that it dwarfs, in appcaranco, tho houses
built on cither side of It. If this spaoo was fenced
in and laid out in grass plots and planted with
shrubbery it would not only beautify the locality
but do away that dwarfish appcaranco of the bouses
alluded to. Among other Improvements we noticed
a now Hall, built by tho Masonic f-aternity ; also a
splendid looking building erected nt nn out of the
way place near the river, to bo used both as a bank
and as a place of residence of tho President of the
institution. We did not havo access to tho interior
of this building, but Judging from the exterior, it
must be elaborately finished. This building, for
beauty of outline, architectural proportion, nnd
cha'to ornamentation, we think, cannot well be sur
passed. Hut that which principally attracts the eye
of the stranger is tho new Court House. This mas
sive slruOluro faces Morkot Square, and is of impo
sing appearance when viewed from the front, or
with tho eye directed toward the north west unglo.
The county offices are located in the basement of the
building, and ulongside of them are roomy lire proof
chambers, wherein aro securely kept tho Public
Records. Above these is the Court room, of ample
dimension, with a lofty coiling. The Judges
Bench is surmounted with a crimson canopy and tho
upper pnrt of tho windows are draped with the same
kind of material as that which hangs over the Judges'
Beat. Tho Bar have plenty of room for their accom
modation, whilo tho lobby nnd gallery aro of suffi
cient capacity to soat any ordinary number of per
sons that may attend Court. About tho tiuio this
Court House was being built, wo frequently heard
denunciation irom Iho tax payers of that county, nt
tho usclessness of building u new Court llouso.
Now that it is built, but few enn bo found who would
bo willing to exchnngo it for the old one, even
though it might possibly put a few dollars in tiicir
pockets.
' There arc other features about Sunbury worthy ;
of mention, particularly that part called "Cako's
Addition," where the Phila. A Erie It. R. Co. have
built their shops. Wo had not the time to pay it a !
visit." j
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Tiik Exited States Mails. Tho Post Master
General advertises that proposals will bo received '
at the Contract Office of tho Post Office Department. ',
until Wednesday, March 4th, 109, for convoying
the mails of tho United States from July 1st, IrtM, j
to Juno .".nth, 1S72. Tho following aro routes, in I
this county :
2f).".0. l'roui Uerndon, by Klingerstown, Hough
and Ready, and Hepler, to I'ppcr Mahantougo. 23
miles aud back, once a week.
20W. From Sunbury to Augusta, 5 miles and
back, tivko a week.
2041. Froti lloiudon, by Mahanoy. Rebuilt s,
Green Brier. Lin! Mountain, I'pper Mahantougo,
Barry, and Iluglwrs. tu Miners villc, .7.1 miles nud
back, twice a week.
2042. From I'axinns, by Hear Gap nnd Llysburg,
to Union Corner.?, 12.i UKlcs and back, three times n
week.
204.1. From Milrus hi Limcsioneville, C miles
and Lack, three tiw-s a week
SOiL Front Watsoiitnwn, by Mcliwcnsvillc,
Turhutvillo, 0 miles and bock, six times a week.
204i. From Dewart, by Slifer and Alvira,
Klinsport, Smiles nnd back, six times a week to,
Slifer. and twiee a week the residue.
2040. From Northumberland, by Wiuticld, to
New Berlin. 11 miles und back, six times a week. i
2047. From Herndon to Trevorton, I J miles and
back, six times a week. Proposals will also bo ro- j
ccived for railroad service on this route six limes a :
week and buck, by a schedule satisfactory to the j
Department. t
2U4S. From Dalmalia. by Hickory Corners, to i
Pillow, 6j miles aud back, once a week. !
2049. From Milton, by West Milton, to New Co- !
lumbia, 24 miles and back, six times a week.
2050. From Danville, by Hushtown nnd Kline's
drove, to Snydcrtown, 12 miles nnd back, once a
week.
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"Souk Prxiass." A few days since we. were
shown a pumpkin, raised on tho farm of Mr. Joseph
Lower, in tho lower end of this county, which, for
sire, we think, ean beat anvthii.ff of the kind rve,
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imM iu una v. ui.jr m niu uojuiiiin couo.ius. 11.
measured & fact lit incites iu circumference, and
weighed liO pounds. It is of tho variety known as
the barrel pumpkin. During the present week this
mammoth vegetable was on exhibition at derring
er's (iroecry Store, and attracted considerable at
tention. Tiik Wabiiixotos Licraiiv Covi'ANV, of Phila
delphia, is established in the confidence and affec
tions of the people. The reason is obvious. Tbe
design is worthy, and creditable to the patriotic
hearts who aro laboring to benefit a too much neg
lected class. 1 he funds co into responsible hands,
I and the public have no fours that they will be mis
directed, llio pian aaoiucn sausnes me scruples oi
the most conscientious, und has the endorsement of ;
eminent legal authority. Il U by its distinctive1
leatures entirely removed irom mo mini oi caicn- .
nennv schemes which have so often been the means
of imposing on the publio. It gives to purchasers ;
of stock a lull equivalent lor tbe consideration paid,
besides equal and impartial participation in a great
distribution of presents, worth in tho aggregate
$300,006. All its transactions are open aud above
board. II has no concealments, and the reputation
of the managers is such that they cannot afford to he
dishonest in this transaction. Meed advertisement.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Watch ks, Jewelry, Ae., suitable for Holiday Pre
sent, advertised by I. K. Stauffer. Read Card.
Tiik First Sxow. We have had the first snow
of the season, and it was welcomed with all the zest
that new things give us, but like most other things
it loses its attractions when we get too much of it.
The only new thing that we know of at present that
has not lost its attractiveness is J.O. Beck's Mer
chant Tailoring establishment, on Fourth street,
Sunbury. 'It has tbe continual freshness of novelty
always about il.
A servant, newly engaged, presented to his mas
ter, one evening, a pair of boots, the leg of one of
which was much longer than the other. "How
comes it, you rascal, that those boots are not of the
same length?'' 'I really don't know, sir; but
what bothers me most is that tho pair down stairs is
in the same fix." Miller, of the Excelsior Boot A
Shoe Store, Market Square, sells boots and shoes of
all styles and sites, eheap for eask.
'Oncb i'OB All." Now is the time to seoure
Winter Clothing, of the best quality, at reduced
prioes. At the Continental Clothing Baxaar, on
Market Square, they are now selling ClolhUg at
prioes that will astound persons who bought in the
early part af the fall. It eojts nothing to look at
the goods and prices at the Continental.
ac ii
PnoTooRirav. We would oall the attention of
our citiiens to the beautiful piotures taken by ilr,
8. Dyerly, in Simpson's building, Market street.
Mr. B is prepared to furnish Photographs, Ambro-
lypes, .,' In all styles and sises. Wa advise all
who detiie to havs a-gona pioture to pay Mr. Jlyerly
a visit
It Is a great pleasure, when buying goods, to have
a flno assortment to soleot from. Tbaeher's First
National Boot, Shoe and Trunk Store, In Pleasants'
building, Market Square, presents this ad vantage,
and, combined with reasonable prices, makes an in
ducement to purchasers unequalled here or else
where. Tho publio are oordially invited to oall and
soe the large stock reooired at his establishment,
this week. Harry la a reliable and obliging person
to deal with,
Wixtrt. The weather has changed with a ven
geanoo, during the past week. The nights aro ex
ceedingly chilly. We notice that a great many
overcoats have been brought into requisition sinoe
the advent of the "oold snip." We would recom
mend every one to go lo J. F. Shacfi'or's Tailoring
Establishment, on llarkot Squaro, and proeuro an
outfit fur tho cold season. He has clothing suitabto
for Winter wear of all kinds.
lr there be a circumstance in social life ealcula
ted to inuke a man "hido his diminished head,
it j
is the discovery that some one has walked off with
his hat, and left one several sizes too large There
is no need, in Sunbury, of haviug a Hat or Cap too
large or too small, for Faust, at his fnshionablo es
tablishment, has all sorts and sizes, suitablo for
every ono, nnd the apropos kind to hido tho delects
of any bead. Ho la also supplied with superior
Umbrellas.
M A H R I A O E B.
On tho 21st inst.. by Rev. Wm. A. Haas, Mr. Ai.
iiert Keiker and Miss pAi.Li.vii Lekcii, both of
JOivcr Augusta.
On tho 21st inst., by Rev. Dr. Watson. Mr. Wn,- !
I.l AX II Ilnni.E. to Miss JosieriiiKK A., daughter of
tho late Rev. Frederick RuthrnrtfT, dee d., nil of I
Milton.
DEATHS.
On Sunday evening last, GEORGE ADAMS, son
of Samuel Adams, deceased, aged about 6 years.
NIJ.llt ICV NAUItiri'M.
Corrected Weekly for the "American."
Wheat Flour, extra family, per barrel,
do do da do per ewt.
Rye Flour, per bbl.
do perewt.
Wheat, prime rod, new. per bushel.
Rye, do
Corn, new. do
Oats, do
Potatoes, do
Dried Poaches, pared per pound
flo do unpared do
Dried Annies, do
$12 (10
6 (Ml I
10 00 !
8 (10
I )
1 (10
(lu
1 2 a
40
2i
l:
: no
40
.10
23
20
Dried Cherries, (unstoned.l per bu.
Butter,
per pound,
l-gg?.
Cheese,
Lard,
Hams.
Shoulders,
Beef, hind quarter,
from '
Mutton,
Chickens,
per dor.cn,
pur pound,
do
do
do
do
do
do
per pair
Mlinmokiii 'nl 'I'rn.Ic.
Simmokik, Nov. 2i, 1S67.
Tain. Cfl.
.vent Tor week ending Nov. 2 .,
Per last report,
ll.li.09 10
4'J.iSO 01
410.fitr, 00
iH.78.i ia
To samo time last year,
Decrease.
77.1.'!7 l.'t
Sprdrtl Notices
Wtiv RtrrKK from Dyspepsia, when so potent, so
i safe, and so certain a remedy cun bo procured so
I easily. Coo's Dyspepsia Cure is a perfect specific
j for the disease. A single dose will demonstrate this
fact. Let those who arc troubled with Dyspep.i.i,
I Indigestion, Constipation. Ac., make but one trial.
Dp.afnes, Ri.ixuxkss and Catauiiii treated
: with the utmost success by J. Isaacs, M. D., Oeul
1 iat nnd Auri.-I, (formerly of Leyden, Holland.) No.
i S05 Arch Street, Philadelphia. Testimonials from
' tho most reliable sources in city and country can bo
! seen nt bis oflice. The Medical facully are invited
to nccomf any their patients, ns he has no secrets in
! his practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted with- I
out pain. No cbargo for examination. nov.;!0-)y.
j WISTAH-S BALSAMOE'VIinj
I CHER11Y,
For the cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, A-thlna.
Intluen:a, Croup, Whooping Cough. Bronchitis,
o ' Predisposition to Consumption, Ac, Ae.
This great remedy is too well known nud is pcr
to i forminis too much pond to make it neecssarv lo ro
into nn elaljoralo discusiiiou of its uiorits. Suffice to
say that it still maintains its supremacy in curing
diseases of the most obstinate character, and thai all
who suffer from tho above complaints, after haviug
tested this remedy, seldom have occasion to resort to
other appliances to insure a perfect rcslor.itiou lo
health.
TESTIMONY OF MK. PETF.lt SHAW.
Wkst WiNFiKLn, X. Y., Dec. 10, ISt'ifl.
Messrs. S. W. Fowi.a A Son, Huston,
(: During the winter of 1Sj8 I was
very luiu-h out of ln-ul 111, atllicled with a severe
C'tittt, Vain itt the Fid unit Lung, and a gene
ral depression of health to such an extent as greatly
to alarm myself and friends as to the result. Du
ring this time I tried several highly recommended
remedies, with little or no good result, and had con
cluded to try tho effect of a Southern climate ujon
my health; hut, before carrying this resolution into
effect. 1 was induced by thu urgent solicitation of
your agent. Mr. HuntU-y. to givo Dr. Wistar's Hai
ku iu nf Wild Chcrrv atrial. 1 did so, and to my
I Jy "" nnuiea ate anu pernianem reuei v
nt relief bv
tuo use ot only one bottle
and I am now in ns good
nealtn as ever.
I believe your Iialsain one of the
I nest remedies, lor Cougns, Lotus, nnu all Lung uis-
eases, now iu uso, nud conscientiously recommcud it
i us such.
! Yours, truly, PFTF.lt SHAW.
I Prepared by SF.TIl' W. FOWLK A SON, 18 Tro
! lnontSt., lioston. and for sale by Druggists gene-
rally Nov. la-It
i llF.uiuoUVS FLUID KXTIl.VCT
Is a certain cure foi diseases of Hie
II I ... DDI : It , KIDNEYS, (iltAVI'.L, DKOPSV, (Jit
UAN1C W EAKNESS. FEMALE COMPLAINT.-",
liENEK AL DEBILITY,
and atl diseases of the
CRINARY OROAN'S,
wiielhcj existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause originating and no matter of
HOW LOM5 STANDING.
Diseases of these mentis require Ihe use of a diuretir.
If no treatment la aoluiutted to, Coiisuiapliou or Insan
ity may ensue. Our r lesu aim Wood ale suppoite.1 Irom
these sources, an.l tlie
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
and
that f Posterity, depends upon prompt use of a reliable
remedy.
iIELMHOCD'S EXTRACT BL'CIII',
Established upwards of 19 years, prepared by
ii. 'i'. iii:isMnoi.i,
DRCOUIST,
5U4 Uroadwsy, New York, and
im Ijoulh lutu Street, 1'lulailelplun, Pa.
March 2, Istii.ly
A Positive Cure for Scrofula',
IN ALL ITS U'ANirOLD fOIIXS.
J. W. Hornor, Esq., of Parkershurg, West Ya ,
writes to Dr. Anders, July 3, 1666, as follows :
"1 bad 37 It i? I leers when I eonuueuuel
taking your Iodine Water, and am now entirely
cured ot Scrofula."
im.rt.MJr.no iuui.r, nAitit
is a pure solution of Iodine, without a solvent, the
most powerful Vitalising Agent und Restorative
known. Circulars free.
J. P. Dl.NS.MOHE, Proprietor, St Dey St., X. Y.
Sold by all Druggists. Nov. 16-4t
THE HEALING POOL.
And House of Mercy.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, forToung
Men, on the crime of Solitude, and the Errors. Abu
se and Diseases which destroy the uianlv ihjwcis.
aud create impediments to Marriage, with sure means
of relief. Kent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address DR. J. SKILL1N HULllllTUN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Junab, IS67 ly
I sas'orsaaHS. loss.
Information, guaranteed to produce a luxuriunt
growtn oi natr ujxtn a oaiu ncaa or beardles taue.
ilso a recipe for the removal of Pimples, Dloicho.
Eruptions, eto on the skin, leavinz the same soft.
oleor, and beautiful, ean be obtained without charge
by addressiug
TUOS. F. CHAPMAN, ChemUt,
may IS. '6h B23 Uroadwsy, Vow York.
HELMBOLD'8 EXTRACT BtTCIIU end lmn7oved
Rose Wash cures secret and debaaie dwosdera in all tlieif
staf es, at bills aapease, lulls or no change in slit, no in
convenience and no expoauie. It is pleasant in laate end
rslor, immediate lu its anion, ni l:ee iim an lieu.
lions properties.
piliv'' y
NE TKICE CLOTniNO
JONGS'
OLD ESTABLISHED
o.m: l'icici:
CLOTHING HOUSE,
t M a r li s t Street,
One dnor nbovo Sixth, Philadelphia.
For many yenrs this Establishment has done busi
ness on the One Price Sys.cin, and we believe we
aro tho only Clothing llouso in the city that striotly
adheres to this principle. Wo have earned a repu
tation which we are proud of, fur good taste iu seleot
good styles and substantial iniiloriuls, and not less
important, for having all our goods,
B-:V'I'i:.l V 1,1.1, SLtDE,
We employ the beat talent, for Cutters, and our
Goods are of both kinds Fashionable and plain
so that all tastes ean bo suited. 'J ho prices are tho
very lowest, as any oue by a moment s thought must
see, or otherwise we could not meet tho competition
of our neighbors, for ns no deductions aro ever made,
wo must put our prices down to the advantages wo
Tho peoplo may depend, this is tho Irue plan upon
which to do business, ami maiiva dollar cau bo
saved to Clothing buyers by keeping in inimi
ONE PllIOE CLOTHING HOUSE,
004 Market Mrreot, Philadelphia,
Not on the Corner, but ono door nbovo Sixth.
March 2.1, 117. y
Ayer'a Pills.
A RK
vou sick, leeble
and complaining f
Aru you out of order
your system deranged and
your feelings uncomfor
table ' These symptoms
aro ol'len tho precursors
tfof serious illness. Some
lit of skdeness is creeping
upon you. ami should be
averted by u timely use
of tho riirht remcdv.
Take Ayer s rills, and drive out tho humors purify
the blood, nnTlet the fluids mnveun unobstructedly,
in health. They stimulate tho organs of tbe body
into vigorous activity, purify tho system from tho
obstructions which innku disease. A cold settles
somewhere in the body, and deranges the nnluial
operations of that part. This, if not relieved, will
react upon itself nnd the wurrounding organs, pro-
dueiiiK general niri!iavution. su fieri in nnd (leiaiiKe
incnt. While in this condition, lake Aycr's Pills,
and seo how directly they restore tho naiural action
of the system, and with it tho buovant feeling of
health. What is true and so up, are'ut in this trivial
nnd common complaii.t is also ue in many of tho
. . .... ' !
deep scaled and danerousdiseasee. The same pur-
gntivo expels them. Caused by similar obstructions
( and derangement, they are surely, aud mnny of j
, thcui rapidly, cured by tbe same means. None who i
; know the virtue of these Tills will neglect to em- i
1 ploy them when snft'ering from the disorders they j
cure, such as llcada.die. Foul Stomach, Dysentery, !
. Bilious Complaints, Indigestion, Derangement of the j
; Liver, t'oiivcness. Constipation, Heartburn, Rhou
; matisui. Dropsy, M'urms, and Suppression, when ta
' ken in large doses.
They are sugar coated, so that the most sensitive I
can lake them easily, and they aro surely the best
I purgative medicine yet discovered.
Ayer's Ajne Ouro,
' l'r liit sycriy awl rrrtuiit Cure nf ttitrmtttciit
j Vfvr. nr Chills and I'tt-ir, lUnilt'nit Vrr-,
I (.'it i'rrrr, Dtnitlt Agttr, Vmmticnl liadarif
, nr litlttii' lltuit"rhr, tint Jitlivlta -m,f ; iw
'. tut' the ir'of flu. oj tltxtfttis vrigiitatl uif
'. i it hititiry truiiizi ttr fl . raittct i.y ttc muliirm
ti' iiti'iMtitrtir coittitrit s.
i This remedy bus rarely failed lo cure the severest
j cases of CuiHs and Pcvcr. and it has this jsr.-nt a.l
; lanugo over other Ague medicines, that it subdues
the complaint without, injury to the patient. It
contains no quinine or otln-r deleterious substance.
, nor docs it produce quinism or nny injurious ei'.ei-t
whatever. Slinking brothers of tho army and tbe
west, try it ami vou Hill endorse these assertions,
i Prepare ! by "DR. J. C. AYER A CO., Lowell.
' Mass., and sold by nil Druggists and dealers in ined
; icino everywhere. (jt. i-'o.-M
' III'.I.M HOLD'S) CONCHA Til ATI U EXTRACT"
: uircnr
! Id t!:c iiieal Diun'iic.
llihnlnthr I "nitfi -itlvatftl Kxtrticl. Uttrtyiriil't
j Is Hie liteat Itl.snl Purifier.
M.ali ntc picpard a'.oi(tti:!T to r'js if IMt.irni.iry and
I'lit.mislrv, neit aie Ilie inonactive llt.it enn be made
March '.', IsU.- y
coi.(.v'i':: .'
(iKUMAX
ERASIVE SOU';
Is manufactured from Pl'ItL;
MATERIALS, nr.d may bo
considered tho M'AXDA HD ' li'
E.('i:i.l.i:XCE. For sale by ;
all C. rnccn..
ICi-rorw ti' Voiifli.
A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay, and all the effects of i
youlliiul indiscretion, will, fir ihe s:it;e of suffering
hiimaniiy. send free to all who need it, the recipe
and directions for making the simple remedy by !
which be was cured. Sufh-icrs wishing to profit by
Ihe ndveni-er's experience, can do so bv addressing, ,
in perfect confidence, .in UN li. (HiDKX.
my LS'-f7.1y t Cedar .'ii.u.N V
'!' 'iiiis.mili v's.
The Rr.v. F.DWAHD A. W II.SON will vend (free ;
ofeharge to all who desiio it. Iho prescription with ;
the direction fur making mid usinu Ihe simple reine. j
Uy by which ho was cured of n lung affection nnd
that dre.nl disease Consumption, ilis only object is
to nenelit the nitiieieii. ana lie Hopes every suuerer
will try this prescription, as it will cost them nothing.
any may prove a Mossing
Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
W illiamsbnrg. Kiiijrs ( o.. N .
in v I si-.17 lv
iNEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAGS?. SESP.
IN Sl'NHl'RY, NORTHI'MIIER LAND Co., PA.
CHAS. ITZEL
) F.SPECTl I LLV in fi. I ms his friends nnd the
public generally, (bat he has eoiutiieuced the
uituiiitucturc, and is uow ready to turiiish
J.AOi:U lttlKR AND A LK,
of a su.rior quality. Having procured the services
of n fnt elas.- brewer, be is enabled to supply Land
lords. Restaurants and private families with nn ur
tide that in palatable, pure nud healthy.
Orders are ic-pcetfully solicited which will re
ceive prompt attention.
CHAS. IT.E1 .
Sunbury, Xuv. ruber Id, lnH7.
IM.1III.Y NUWnt. .tkM4 III.M'.K
Mrs. SARAH. SIMPSON,
Wulnul Street. SUXIU RY. PA
llavingbeen ap.ointed Agent hy the '"'iuger Manu
facturing Company, for Ihe salo nf Singer's Tcw
Family Sewing .Machines, informs Iho public that
they ean be hod ut her resilience.
These Machines arc simple, compact, durable and
beautiful. Capable of performing a range ami a
ariety of work never huf re attempted upon a sin-
glo .Mucin no using Miner sun, twist, linen or cot-,
ton Thread, nnd sewiMg with equal fucili'y the very
tinct and courses! materials, and anything between 1
111? two extremes in the most beuutitul and substan- ;
1 t in 1 manner. ,
These Machine will be sold at roasoimblo rales. !
Cull and examine for yourselves. I
Mrs. SARAH SIMPSON", Agent.
October M, lm7.
KEEP WELL-DRESSED.
Call und see Ihe well selected Stock of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
OVERCOATINdS, Y1.ST1N'..S. Ae.
Ju.-t received at
iMKUtllANT TAILOUINQ KSTAlil.l.Sil
MENT,
Fourth Street, below Eystor s Store, SI NUCRY
WINTER CLOTHING
of the most approved titles' made up to order a
reasonable rates.
He has also a due assortment of CaVimerc Shirts,
Planers, I ndersbirts. Overhauls. Rlousct, Neck-
' Cotton ar.d no.den Hose, Buspcnicr., nauu
GENTLEMK' S Fl'RNIhUINU UOODS,
liiva him a oslL, which jou will find te be to your
advaulage.
Sunbury, Oct. 19, 1b67. t
'lilllr-n'a Cnrrlugea,
WE would oall the aiteulion of thoto wsnting a
Child s Carriage, to our new and large assort
ment comprising new aud beautiful stylo.
J. II. CONLKY 4 CO.
0
Mav Isl. ISH7 Iv
FRESH AinUVAL OF .
FANCY DRY GOODS.
IvtISS KATB BLACK,
Mnrket .Square,
two doors Kast of the old Rank .
buildinir. SUXBURV. Penn'a..
HAS opened a fresh supply of the latest styles of
. Fall niid Winter Goods, selected by 'herself
timn the most fashionable establishments in Phila
dclphia.
Cheap De Laines, Alpacas. French Merinos, Plain
and Plaid Poplins, Mourning Goods, Cloths, Sncquo
Flannels, Ladies nnd Cbildrcns' Hats, Feather",
Ribbons, Dress Trimmings, Kmhroideries, Lace
Veils and handkerchiefs, gloves, hosiery, Balmoral
sk irts. Break fast anil lil nn ket Shaw Is, W inter acquoa
and Ladies' fronds orevery description.
dents' Collars, Nock-lies, Hall-hose, Handker
chiefs and Gloves.
Perfumery, Toilet Sonps. Hair Brushes, Combs, etc.
LjjrJInpkins' fcliptio Skirts.
KATE BLACK
Sunbury. Nor. 2, 18f7.
PALL AND AYINTKK
MILLINERY GOODS
2M2D USTOTIOTsT S
Miaa ANNA PAINTEH,
Market Square, two doors west of the Post OOicu
suxiiuitY, rn n'a.
Rl-.'.VPKOTKULI.Y inronus her friends nnd tho
i public, that she has just returned from the city,
where she has spent some lime in making selections
and purchases, and has just opened a largo strfck ol i
MILLINL'RY. GOODS AND NOTIONS, j
Ribbons. Laces. Drcsn-Linings. Crinoline nnd W i-
gans Skirting Lining, Hoop .skins, liu-rle Tiiui
tilings, Crape Trimmings, lint Crape. Cloak Buttons, 1
Cor.-ets, Zephyrs. ,
A largo nssortinont of Lndioa nnd Gentlemen's I
Hosiery.
A variety of BOOKS A VTATDXF,IIY.
DOLLS of all sizes. Alphabet Blocks, Ac.
Mie flatters herself in being ablo to make a diplay
that will give entire satislaction to vi.-itors, and
goods will be exhibited with pleasure.
.Sunbury, Nov. 2, 1SU7.
NEW GOODS,
Miss LOUISA BUISSI.ER,
South fide of Market Square. SUNBURY, Pa.,
BAS just returned from the city with a large,
handsome nud cheapest assortment of Pnri?iau
styles of Ladies' and Misses' Hats and Bonnets in
Sunbuty. of the following patterns, Princess, Alaska,
All Ric'ht. Florciln. Sensation. Turban, etc. Also, I
l""' ' reaK.as, awis. .epnyr-un .-aequo:
,hcJ?' velvets. silks, laces, ernaments, lr mniing,
l,.UT'-ttT. I""'"'"?'- X l'' h,,ih 1I'".''C n"'1
ilinn Ktitltriilili.rv I. limn I.ndft nnt l.tnl.i.n I ulliir
.sncqucs, Breakfast Miawls. Zephyr-knit Sacqucs, ,
dine, Embroidery, Cluna Lace and l.inncll Collars
ami Culls.
(leiitlenicn's Gootls. such as Hosiery. Handlcer- t
chiefs, Neck-ties, llrushesnnd goods for the toilet. J
Also, a fine assortment of Perfumery, nnd nil
gooiis usually kept in n well furnished establishment. ;
I Thankful for past favors she hopes by a further ;
j desire to please the public, tho continuuiicc of their j
patronage.
L0EI.VASH1SSLER. !
N'tiv. 2. isrt7. ;
jffl il liner y Goods,
! iisix 31. I.. OKit'r. begs leavo to an
i nouueetntho Ladies of Sunbury and vicinity, that !
1 the bns just opened a large and varied stock of
1 M I I. 1, 1 X E n Y (1 () O DP,
' of all the lnlest Fall nnd Winter styles, to which 'bo
i invites ntieiition of her patron8, and the ladies gene
rally, confident of her ability to plcnse.
A good assortment ot IIONNl.'I 5 A HATS,
i Hats for features bright .nd jolly,
Hats for faces melancholy,
Hats for ligures, broad and burly.
Hats for straight hair, and for curly
Huts of silk, cloth, felt and beaver.
Hals that almost wear forever,
Hals (hut always look so neai.
Arc bought at Miss tiosalcr's on I'ourlh street.
Also, on excellent assortment of Fnshionablo lira
broideries. Edgings, Laces, Woolen Cups. Handker
chiefs, Scarfs. Gloves, Hosieries, and all kinds of
Fancy Notions. Stamped Muslins, Corsets. Perfume.
ries, .Soaps, Lit ly lute, l-.Miinel oi America, .Mu
tioiiery. Ac., Ac.
Call anil examine for yourselves. No trouble to
show goods
Sunburv. Nov. 2. I".
J OU t IS IHE PRICEo OF J OUO
Fall & Winter Goods!
.liiNM .li. I.. i.isz:ii'il, having just return
ed ii. m Philadelphia with a superior stuck of Fall
and Vt inter (ioods fur tho Innte of J:-'li7 and 'OS,
which she is nblo to sell at very reduced prices,
would respeotfully call the utttiiti n of hi:r en-to. '
mcrs and ihe public generally, lo the superior qnal- N"TIO.S of all knelt
itj- ot lur goods, and the l.w prices at which liioy
nreheld. She lots all kinds of
DRESS GOODS,
including: l'opliiis. Merinos, lie Laius, (Calicoes, Ac,
nil nt tin! lowest prices.
Extra quality Muslins at ex.ru low prices. Dril
lings. Canton Flunnels.
ISulmorul .skirts, Shawls, Hoods
tilovcsofall descriptions, including a very supe
rittrquality of Ladies' Cloth ..loves
liOSIKHY.
Ribbons and Trimmings f nil Hiieiics, Laces,
stamped goods. Zephyrs und Varus, lowling iu great
variety.
(cuts' nnd Ladies' Handkerchiefs. Scarfs. Muff
Tassels nnd llutions. Poniad.-. Extract, und a large
variety of notions and fancy articles.
Call and fee them before going elsewhere.
M. L. LAZAKLS.
Sunbury, Nov. 2. lsli',7.
i Machine
Stitching:.
! iVltliEllS or work left a! ihe s'.ore of M. I!.
i J Priestley, in Norlhuiubeiliind, will be promptly
t uttended to.
All work wan anted. Nov. 2-if
j Ht'i'i.it'i b'obx'I' a.tii: wm:,
I I '.! by li!mli''Nl''oii-;i-ri;:it iiii
I lot- 'iiiii-'ii of 4'oiEimiiuisiii
i Iiir's'.
i ALSO.
EXCELLENT FOR LAMES AND WEAKLY
PERSONS.
j YXIiYAIiDS, A'i'ir JKXSICV.
M'i:t:iiS'!i pom mt vv. i i.m:,
I FOl'R YEARS ILD.
I Tlii justly celebrated native Wine is made from
' liie juice of the Oporto (i rape, raised in this country
i Its iut aluahlu
I onic V Kilron-illifliiiiK: I'roorliei
Are unsurpassed by any other native w ine, itemg ,
the pure juice of the grape, produced under Mr.
Speer's utvn personnl supervision, its purity and
genuineness arc guaranteed. The youngest child !
mav partake of its gciierousqualitioe.aud the weak- ,
esl-iiit alid may use it to advanio?c. Jl is parlicu-
Iv beneliciKl lo the aged and debilitated, nud sailed ;
to tho various ailments that atltict the weaker sex. j
Il is, in every repeet,
A WINK TO UK RELIED ON. I
Tnvalid. use SI'KER S POUT liRAPK WINE. s
1 eu'nle use SPEER'S PORT liRAPK WINE ,
Weakly persons find a Lenellt by its use. ,
SPEER S WINES in bospilals'are preferred lo .
other wines.
'rSold bv all Dritggisls and (.rocers. i
A Sl'EER S VINEYARD, New Jersey. M'tce, ,
El BROADWAY. New York.
For sale by W. A. BENNETT, Sunbury. Pa. ,
Oct. !. ly.
FRESH HEAT.
Ki:ii i: A io l it,
HKSPKCTFt'LLY Inform theeitircnij nf .Sunhury
Riid vicinity, that (bey have taken the Hutoat-ring
Kftlli.-huienl of Jcruuiinb SrviiIrc, on Ar'h htrcct,
and arc f rennrod tofuruish Bccf.rurkfAe ,of the v wry
bct-t in market, at reasonable rater All nnkn will
tccuive j .omj)l attention.- and a!) meat delivered
where ordered iive a a etill
WllsMAsM luiW'IiB
Puubury, tiopleuib r li, 1867.
. -illW tWi l r,.f ''lr, : -. Jxri
Column or jou
out M lirrc Jim
ran
Buy the MOST GOODS,
of the
BE9T GlTJJTXTr.
For the
LEAST MONEY.
SMALL I'HuiTrs AND
salls:
QUICK CASH
a. v. ritn.isj
at in
jVT fl T.T 7VT TTf Q T O TJ P
'J" w w a v as a
MARKET .S'QfAIIE,
SUNHUriV, l'KNN'A.
Hits just received nnd opened tho
nt'M-r mi:i,:'ti:i ami ;
FINEST ASSORTMENT, of .
DRV GOODS IX TOWxV.
French Merino.
Pnnts, Muslins,
Ginghams,
'iissi:i,res. Ae.
Hosiery. Obnes, V..,,, ,,.! ,nJI l',,d0rKarment
WI3ITH G-COBS.
A full assortment of TRIMMINO..
liuildcrs Kill mil iiv Sn.cU of
I'niitlsi. Oil-, .!.-i.h, Ac
Iliii-ilvmri-,
, 'osit(:lt:l,
I'rus ali i Mediciiie.
lueonsn are, r. in-so ni e
Cr. eke. v. Sail
BOOTS AM) SHOES-
HATS AM) CATS.
' nud iu fuel ev. rythiug usually kepi iu a large St, tr.i'
Cull an.l be convinced, that the CHEAPEST
' PLACE TO LI V ALL VOl'R lioODS is al
Tlii! Muinuiodi S I in- r.
of
H.Y. FatlsOINCJ,
aft mj .oOtW arc bought 0r '-Ij and S-'l-l l'hei
or ibUi:AlV MOXKY
1 Suutury, Uot. 19. Ihti7
Io not )ttlfl I hist
Mill .rrfiilnly final
THE
Washington Library Co,
PHILADELPHIA.
Is Chartered by the Stato of Pennsylvania, and Or
ganised in ni.l of tho
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For Kduoat.ing Gratuitously
Boldiera and Bailors Orphans.
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APRIL 8, 1R8T.
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR
The Washington Library
Company
By virtue of their Charter, and In neenrdaneo with
its Provisions, will distribute
THItF.F. IIUNmtKD THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN I'H ESL.N IS TO Tl IK SUA It I'.liOI.DlIKS,
O,, li'. ,, I,;, ..7d"ry B'h, 1SGK,
At fini.Aiiii.riiiA. ta
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tnp rrescnt wortli f 10.000
(no l'lcscnf worth 20.000
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tine Present vulniii! nt 18,000
Twn Presents, vultiecl nt in.OOO each 110,000
One Present, vnlurd nt 10,000
Four Presents, vnlueil nt 0,000 cadi, 20,000
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iirlieleaof use nnd value, apper
taining to the dili'tisioii of Lite
rature nnd the line tuts. $82,000
30O.0(it
of Slock is accompanied with n
Es.di ( ertifieate
Beautiful Steel-Kate Engraving
woitTii sioiti: at ni T.Mi, Tn.tx tub osr or
' Ktllll'lrATK,
And el-n insure lothe holder n
PRESENT IN THE (iHE.'.T MSTR I .'! I 'i i .N
-niSC'IilPTIMX NK DOLLAii.
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-nine to out-local Agents, will leeeive immediately a
fine Steel Plate Engraving, lit choice Irom tbo !
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One Present in the Ureal Distribution.
ONE DOLLAR ENCRAY1NGS.
No. I "My Child ! Mv Child !" No. 2-' They'i
Saved ! They're Saved No. .'I '-Old Set vnty-six
or, Ilie Early Days of tho ltevoluticn.'1
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of ine to!!. i in line Steel Plates, nt c!.' i. e. ill
Two Certilicalcs of Stock, thus becoming entitled to
Two Presents.
tho iioi.lm: r.xr.r.Avixr.s.
; N.t. l '-Wash'Tit'tn'sCttiirtshin." No. 2 '-Wash-I
iiiglon's East Interview with bis .Mother."
I TIlltI K nolI AR KXflKAt IXfisl.
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! beuutitul Steel Flute of
'1I0!R viiom tiik mti."
' and tlire? Certihentis of .Stock, becoming eniltletl
: lo three Plesenls.
i rorn roi.i.Ait fntr a t inc..
! Any pcron paying Four Dollars shall receive tiio
j large nf. i beautiful Steel Plate of
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1 Any pjrson who pays Five Dollars shall receive
j the largo and splendid Steel Plate of
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An.l Five Ccrliticates uf Stock, entitling them to Fit e
Presents
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District Alinrnet . Philudolpbia. P
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T Tlif AsVCiati'i liavc'rii'ii'-iiittfl :i 'Rcct-ivi-i . MrMt
OKiiKOK A. COOKK A .'4., whw well kii'u m-
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I let- tli-uilir lin'itfy (iiliuotivi U tlirtll Wil be ikhujII -'
iht-'1 to ilie piiiite siittri.
! 1'iiii-AitKt.rMiA, r., Mm S-,
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