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BATTODAY, DECEMBER 68, J807.
ftorah flair. .:"
Wt notlo that oar young friend and fellow towns
Bias, 0. A. Rolmenrayder, Esq., DM bHl admitted
to praetloe In tbe ooorU of Colon county.
tea Mothojist oburoh, at MoEwensv ill, will be
dedicated on Sunday next, 39tb Inst. Services will
commence at balf-patt Un o'olook, A. M.
Cocbt Th next trm of Court for Northumber
land oounty will eommenoe In ,thUi plnoe on Mon
da;, January 6th. It will eontlnue In itMlon for
two weeks. '
Ton oclebraled Eurti Uold Fem art for tale at
Etevemon't Jewelry Store. They are considered tho
best pen made, and art Juit the thing for a New
Year's gift. '' :. ' ;'
Bet. Mr. Hbmpirlt, of the Lutheran Charon,
in this pine, wa tho recipient of a donation visit
from the memben of his oburoh, on Monday evening
last, with a bountiful lupply of the thing needful
in the family oirole-
Dkath or RKV.JonaGcrnn. Rev. John Quyer,
Presiding Elder of tbii DUtrlot, died at Tyrone, Pa.,
on Hie 13th inst. lie was an eminent minister of the
Methodist Church, and his sudden death is lamented
by a larg circle of friends and acquaintances.
A Festival will be held at Turbutville, thii
county, on Tuesday erening, 31st lnst-i fur the ben
efit of ibo Sabbath School connected with tbe Union
Church of that plnoo. Dialogues, addresses. Ao., in
addition to the usual entertainment, aro among thu
ordor of exerciser.
Bkar Fkast. Mr. Joseph Vankirk, mine host of
the Yuukirk ilouse, at Northumberland, slaughtered
ono of bis bear on Tuesdny last. Young bruin was
in good condition and weighed 90 pounds, dressed,
without the head, and afforded an excellent repast
for those fond of bar meat.
IIkavy Damages. At the f est Ion of the Snyder
couuty court, recently, the minor children of Mary
Butler recovered tho un of 17.000 from the Poun.
sylvimia Railroad Co. At a previous suit a verdict
of H8.000 was rendered. Tho parent! were killed
about a year ago on that road.
Ciiihstva passed ofl" pleasantly. The weather
was lino during tho day, and large numbers availed
themselves of the opportunity for sleighing and
skating. Nearly all business was suspended. But
few cases of drunkenness wcro seen on our stroets.
The uauul turkey roasts woro indulged in extensively.
Sale or the Bia Moi-ktaih Railroad. The
Siesmoliin Herald says that tho Enterprise R. U. Co.
recently purchased the Big Mountain road and its
laterals at the Buck Ridge oolliery. The Company
has agreed to have the Enterprise road opened as
fur as the Buk Ridge colliery by ti.o tint of May
next.
Blank Leases. Wo Lave on hand a large num
bor of Wank leases, neatly printed, which we sell
at leu cents per copy. As the season for leasing
property is at bund, and as a largo number of them
will bo required, wo are ublc to supply tho demand.
Wo have them printed with and without tho ex
emption clause.
Is our notice of the various business establish
ments of this place, Inst week, wo overlooked our
C.jetid J. F. SbactTor. Mr. Sliaufl'or's tailoring es
tiiMi.'hiuent, at tho north-west ccrncr of Third and
Market streets, is well knuv. li for its good, cheap and
well-fitting g irineuU. Wo can recomuicLd him as
? fiist-ohus tailor.
New Yk.iii's Address. Our can icr requests us
0 state that bo will be around early on New Year's
lay with Iih ani.ual grrc'.iii to the paints of th.)
meru:a'. :n t!iu borough. Ho hopes that all will
euieiubcr !... o:. that ir.u:.-.;..g occasion, when ho
rill be ready and willing lo receive all donations"
hat n generous pubiio mny see fit to br.'-i v.
Al'l l'IVTMKNT.S RY THE C'oM MlSSOJi KRS The j
tim:iiiiiocers of this county, on Tiiiusdtiy morning
f lu-.t v !'.k, made iho following appointments : I
Mercantile Appraiser C. M. l.r'hcr, Point twp.
Clerk John Fumsivorth, Ei-q , Upper Augusta.
I'hyJciati-Dr. R II. Awl, b'uubury.
Attorney O. W. Haupt.
Janitor of Court Houro Samuel llaata.
Pronation Vixtr. We neglected to notice, last
eek, a handsome donation visit, of which the Uev
'r. Yandyne, of St. Matthew's (Episcopal) Church
as the recipient. Tbe members of his church took
,e reverend gentleman and lady by surprise, and in
few moments his tablos wero covered with dry
lods, clothing, provisions, and a variety of useful
ti;le.s in addition to f07 in money. Tho dona
in was not only liberal, amounting to about $100.
it entirely unexpected. It ia but proper to say
a! some of the members of St. Mark's Church, a
orlhuuiberlaud, were liberal contributors.
Thk 1'ottivillo Journal ssys that in various sec.
'.s of Schuylkill county people have sufTcrod late-
in consequence ot tho springs beiug dry and their
Yeiis bciiig lioicn. This has also been the caso in
ilicrtnt portion of thie couuty. We havo heard a
real many complaints from farmers and others ot
.,c scarcity of water, which, iu some instances, they
havo bud to convey some distance to supply tbeir
wants. Several nvuring mills nave oeenooogca to
top nperatiou on aooount of insuaicient water-powo;-.
Tbo lato rains, bowevor, have remedied
this.
Ahotiii:k New U.itLBOaD. A Hurrisburg paper,
of a recent date, says that a charter was grunted by
the Legislature of Pennsylvania, last winter, inoor
poratin a company to build a railroad from Head
ing, along tbo valley of the Tulpehockcn, via Hern
villo. Rohrersburg and Millersburg, Berk oounty,
crossing tho Dlue mountain at the gap pear the latter
pluie, to Trcuiont, Schuylkill oouuty, and tbence
via Oratitown, Dauphin oounty, to Port Trevorton,
on tho Su9iuchunna, there to connect with other
railroads passing through tho oil regions of Western
Pennsylvania. Tbo capitul of the company is fixed
.fl.bOU.OoO, of which $700,000 is guaranteed by
Vcalthy corporation intorested, and Sai.OOO it al
ready subscribed, leaving only about $200,000 to
bo subscribed. A meeting to orguuite tbe company
will bo held iu a few weeks. Tho length of the road
will be sixty-five miles, and its estimated cost for
grading, Ao., it $14,000 por mile.
HoaBKiiika. No lest than five robberies were
committed in this place on Friday night of last week.
Ibo house of Win. M. Itockofeller, Esq., was en
tered aud jewelry worth about $0 taken. A tett of
fur and other valuables, in the same chamber, were
not disturbed. Mr. R. was absent from home at tho
tiuio.
Xbe same night Mr. Chariot Weitiel't residence,
en Aich street, was entered and about $S0 abatraoled
from tho pookctt of hit pautaloont, in bis bed
chamber. '
Mr Joseph Eisely, residing on Fourth street, re
cti d a similar visit in bis bed chamber, and wat
relieved of about $t0 to $100, whloa wat takeo from
bis pockets, and bit pants left down tttdrt.
Mr. M- C. tioarhart's Coufootionery establishment,
oa Market street, wat also entered. The thieves,
L-'aver, only got $3 or $1 for tbelr paint.
Tho residoncoof Mr. Win. Haupt, on Arch street,
was entered on the tume night. The rubberi did out
take anything of much value.
Those robberies were evidently oommitted by
meant of false koyi, by persou. of experience ill tha
bmiucMi, and having some know, ledge of tbe premi
se. There has beuu considerable dimmJ for bolto
,u.':atbfc:. r-ilb-.-rift, en-1 wi-lout whiU 9 door I,
-.-'
Finn at Milton. -The Mihothan, of Friday
last, says i The Milton Aoadomy was burned te the
ground on Thursday erening of this Weak. .The Are
aaught from the More In tbe tohool room, and was
flrtt disosVered by Air. Btrus, night watahmaa at
the Car Fartery, UtUe eft atot o'olook . Be lm
medieval gave the as arm, and the wtrttle on the
Car Co.' planing mill wat vigorously blown, bat the
Bra bad cbtataed taob headway est to be beyond
oontrol, before asshnanoe aould arrive, and nothing
coald be dona by the oocoourse of altltent assembled
but witness, while tbey regretted, the destruction of
the adlflee. Col. O. J. Wright owned the building
and oooupled It as a school room., A reflation of the
school was to hare taken plaoe on the day following
that on which the Are occurred. We learn that the
property was Insured for SS.OOO.
A MaoniriciiiT Njw Yeaa't Gist Fire Cer
tificates of the Washington Library Company, of
Philadelphia, in aid of the Riverside Institute for
eduoatlng orphans, oostlng fire dollars, with the
splendid engraving, "Marriage of Pocahontas,"
worth, at retail, at least $7.00, and besides eaoh
Certificate secures a present at the Ureal Distribu
tion by the Company, and an equal obance that one
or more of the presents may be worth thousands of
dollars eaoh. You may rejoioe and enrich your
friend, and do a good act. Read advertisement.
Editor's Table.
IlARria's Maoaiike. The January number of
this able and widely oiroulated monthly is on our
table. Tbe oontents are as follows : Chattanooga,
and How we Held It ; Unreturning, a poem ; The
Cafes of the Paris Exhibition ; HolooBust, a poem ;
Memoir of Babylon ; Fanoy, a poem ; My Brother-in-Lnw
; Among the Wheat-Fields of Minnesota ;
Three-Ships, a poem ; The Woman's Kingdom A
Love Story; Why Shall they Do It f In the Fivo
Points; Travelers lor a Night; Uermnn Newspa
pers; Mrs. Knt's Lodger; Tho Inevitable Crisis;
Day and Night, a poem; Editor's Easy Chair;
Monthly Record of Current Events ; Editor's Draw
er. Published by Harper A Brothers, Franklin
fquaro, New York.
Thk Lady's Fhiknd. run January. Two finely
exoeuted steel engravings lead off tho January num
ber of this excellent lady's magatine One is
called My Household, and thu young husband cer
tainly seems to bo very well satisfied with his trea
sures. The othor engraving is a Dutoh Skating
Scone, and is very fousonablo and appropriate.
The colored doubie-page aluel fashion plato is, as
usual, unrivalled in elognnco. Tho engraving,
Dogs will be Dogs, is first-rate ; and the many illus
trations of the fashions, eto.. all the ladles will know
how to appreciate. Tho musio for this number is
The Moonlight Waltz. The literary matter is by
Virginia Townsend, Elizabeth Prescott who begins
a fascinating story oalled A Dead Man's Rule
Fioron.ie Peroy, tho distinguished pootess ; Louise
Chundlcr Moulton, Margaret Honner, Aunt Alioe,
t.'nn Locke, eto., oto.
The publishers are sending the Docotnber number,
which is a very beautiful one. free to all now sub
scribers for 18'ftS. Prioo (with engraving) $2 50 a
year; four copies (with one ongraving) $0.00. Ono
copy of Lady's Friend and one of Saturday Evening
Post (and one engraving) ft. 00. Address Deacon A
Pot erf on, 310 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
j BUSINESS NOTICED.
I L"5 IM-liitisijf. Having recuived a
I large supply of NEW JOB TYPE, of various now
j styles, Po-tom, Handbills, Circulars, Cards, Letter
; Heads, Bill Heads, Labels, &!., can be printed in
! tho latest and best styles, and on short notice.
Or dors by mail promptly attended to.
Blanks. We huvo printed a largo number cf
blank petitions and bonds for tavern and restaurant
license, for the purpose of supplying those in the
oounty who intend applying for license at tho Janu
ary session of Court. We keep a full assortment of
all kinds of legal blanks on band, neatly printed,
which wo sell very cheap.
"Tnx luxury of doiug good" may bo enjoyed on
CbrUtmos day, by any one who presents husband,
wife, son, daughter, or friend, with one of thoso ele
gant Foloy (iold Pons and Holders, to be found in
great ijuaulity at New York prioes, at
LIGHTNERS Book Storb.
Christmas Presents, New Year's
U ifts. Toys and
Fauoy ArtiiU-9 of all kinds, at
LIUHTNKR'3.
Brackets, Albums lo , at
LICHTXER'd.
.,OOU tVoi-llt i" Sew ool
Jl'ST RXCE1VEO AT
V.M. H MiXLEKS CHEAP BOOT A SHOE
STOKE, SUN BURY, PA.
7V.e Un.it Jiace niuleJMUUr 2.10 Afuad !
'r,ood morning, neighbor Ooodenough
"liood moruiior. Mr. Asood !"
Mr. A "I understand you wero at Bunbury yes
lerday ?"
'Mr. U "Well. 1 was "
Mr. A. "What news iu Suntury. Anything of
imiKtrtance r.
Mr. U. "Abundance! Wni H. Miller, the hero
who never lost a battle, still shin. Is triumphant on
tho hold, and more, Miller is knocking tho spot- ofi
of all competitors ; that's so! And he's selling
more goods an I much cheaper than any-ono else ;
that's so, too ! llo hus reduced his prices to III per
cent, less than all his competitors. You would be
mrprifod to see how much cheaper bo soils. JuH
call at bis store, at tho corner of Third and Market
streets, sign ol the Big Ulass, and if you don't got
better goods for loss money than elsewhere, then my
name ain't Uoodenough."
Mr. A. "I think I shall call on him. I want
several pairs of boots and shoes for my family this
winter."
Mr. O. "You will eertainly save roonny. All
his work is of tbe bast material and well manufac
tured.'' Tue IUi.es of Court. We have a small num
ber of oopies of the new Rules of Court, regulating
the practice cf tho courts in this (eighth) Judicial I
District, composed of Northumberland, Montour and
Lyjomihj counties, and h!ho the Rules of Equity
Practice adopted by the Supreme Court of Pennsyl
vania, whi.di wo will soil at $2 per copy. If any
of tho legal piofiui.,11 have not yet obtained them
j incy can ue Fiij'ioieu, on ajrfmunuou ui tue AMkni-
c v!, p0ll.Oi or Ba,ires,in u, by letter.
A roET intended to say : '-Sco tbe pale martyr in
a sheet of firo," instead of which the printer made
him say : '-See the pale martyr with bis shirt on
fire!" We would adtiae the unfortunate fellow to
cull at the Continental Clothiug Kmimr, in Market
Square, and procure a new article of tbat useful
under-garment. as well as a bran new suit of olothes.
Tbo Continental is Iho cheapest and best establish
ment in town.
Oekihal Cuti.kh says if a man'e houso it worth
$10,000 to duy, with tbu national debt at $2,500,
000,000, wheu the debt it roduced one-half, then
your bouse it worth $20,OUO ; and erg o, if tha debt 1
reduced to nothing, then your house is worth $2
500,000,000. These are big figures, because we are
dealing with big things (the national debt and (ieu
Cutler) ; but to come to small figures, we would say
that a small sum w ill buy an elegunt pair of Boots or
bboea at Thaobor't First National Store, in Plot'
aanU' building, Market Square.
brop, OEXTLCaaa! At J. F. Shaefl'or's Clothiug
Emporium, in Market Square, and examine the ex
tensive aud varied assortment of Cloths, Cassimerei,
Vetlings, Ao. Everything good, substantial and
fashionable, for tbe Winter season. You eannot fail
to be pleased. Suits are made there at short notice,
and very obeap, in consequence of tbe reoent reduc
tion in goods.
OiKTbiata. A word to gentlemen we mean
those who like to drest in the latest styles, and who
keep paoe with tbe seasons. To such we say. confi
dentially, that J. 0. iieok, Merobant Tailor, on
Fourth street, hat on band a full telectioa of new
pattern aud styles, In all kinds of olotbipg for men
and boys. Tbott who have tried the eity and Beok't
establishment, know tbat elegant clothing oan be
bad at borne, equal in all respect to tbe beat eslab-
Call and tea bit Dew
luhmeote in the city
splendid variety.
Do IT iMNCPIATaLT. Tbe poet tayt, "teoure tbe
tbadow are tbe substance fades," and in order to do
to to good advantage go straightway to Byerly't
Photograph Gallery, in Simpson'! building, Market
Square, bunbury. Mr. B. it prepared to furnish
Photographs and Ambroiype In til styles and litet.
Wa would advise all who desire to have a gool pic
rure'lo py b'm a visit
"War don't yon trade with me t" said a olooe
fisted .trndeotnsn 'to a fillend. tbe other day. The
reply irk iaereoterfsUo'i "You hare oarer asked
Be, air. I bare looked all through the paper for
tfi tnvtutloo Id the shape of an adrerUtemant, and
fbaed doc a. t trfor go war C am twt lartted."
feast, the fash ion able fiat and Cap ttensjfeetorer,
In Market Bqaare, It liberal (a 4fae oe of printer's
Ink, and In vitas all, through the medium of the
press, to call and tea the new winter stylet Juft re
eelred by him. '
HABBIAOBB.
At Bcranton, on Tuedsy,Uie tlth Inst., by the
Ror. Mr. Marple, Mr. Wat. O. DicameoH to Mist
Lulls A. Massxr, daughter of Dr. a. W. Master,
all of Soranton.
On Tuesday evening, Dno. 24, 1867., by Rer. Oeo.
T. MoNair, Mr. C. P. SassnoETi, otBunbury, and
Miss Lima M. Reed, of Poiut township, North'd.
County.
The thanks of the entire foroe of onr offloe are
tendered to the happy couple, and their health and
future prosperity were not forgotten when enjoying
tbe fine Christmas present that acoomptnledj the
above notioe. r
DEATHS.
At the residence of his brothor, in Huntingdon Co.,
Pa., on the 1:1th inst., Iter. JOHN UUYEK, of Lew
isburg, in bis 60tb year. .,
At a meeting of tbe Preachers of the Northumber
land Distriot, present at the funeral of the Rer.
John (iuyer, tho Rev. T. M. Racsa wa oalled to
tbe Chair, and the Ker. W. R. Mills was appoint
ed Heorotary. The following preamble and resolu
tions wore unanimously adopted :
Whereas. It has Dl eased the Great Head ot the
Churoh to remove, by death, our beloved brother
and oo-laborer, the Rev. Jobs Ouvkr ; and
Whereas, For nearly thirty-four years he was a
faithful and successful minister in the M. E. Church,
and for nearly four years past Presiding Elder of the
norinumoerinna irisinci inereiore,
Resolved, That we recognise the hand of Ood. In
this dispensation of Divine Providenoe, whiob has)
severed our present relations, and that we deeply
feel our loss, but are assured it is his eternal gain.
Resolved, That we most oheerfully give our testi
mony to tbe kindness of his heart, Christian eourte
BV, ardent zeal and suooessful labors.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathite with Iho
neroaveu iuniuy oi our ueceased orotner, ana de
voutly pray thut the Saviour whom be preached will
ooiolort and sustain them in their afflictions.
Resolved, That a oopy of the above resolutions be
presented to the family, and that they be published
in tno papersoi tne district, "unnstian Advocate It
Journal," "Methodist," and "lloinn Journal."
W.R.Millii. tjeo'y. T. M. REESE, Chalr'n.
Lewisburg, Deo. 10. 1K67.
M J. A II I It V M l IE IHYIS.
Corrooted Weekly for the "American."
Wheat Flour, extra family, per barrel,
do do de da per owt.
Rye Flour, per bbl.
do per owt.
Wheat, prime rod, new, por bushel,
Rye, do
Corn, new, do
Oato, do
Potatoes, do
Dried Peaches, pared per pound
do do unpared do
Dried Apples, do
$12 00
G 00
10 00
(I 00
-3 20
1 20
1 10
5
1 00
40
25
1&
3 00
40
Si
25
IS
2S
20
It
n
18
CO
Dried Cuerries, (unstoned,) per bu.
Butter.
per pound,
per dor.cn,
per pound,
do
do
do
do
do
do
per pair
Cheese,
Lard,
Hams,
Shoulders,
Beef, hind quarter,
" from "
Mutton,
Chiokens,
Kliuinoliin 'onl Trade.
Sdahokiii, Deo. 23, 18G7.
Tons. Cut
Sent for week ending Deo. 21 8..10S 09
Per lost report, 409.410 03
475,718 12
652,329 07
To tamo time lact year,
Decrease.
7B.2fi0 15
Sptnal Noticrs.
Decided. There seems to bo uo question but
what Coo's Balsam is tbe greatest and best Cough
preparation extant. In cases of Croup it is unfail
ing. Take little and often, and the result is sure.
It should find a home in every household. The pro
prietors assure us it needs but one trial to establish
its merits.
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh treated
with tho utmost success by J. Isaacs, M. D., Ocul
ist and Auiist, (formerly of Leydun, Holland,) No.
H05 Arch Street, Philadelphia Testimonials from
tho most reliable sources in city and oountry can do
seon at his ofiioe. The Medical fioulty aro invited
to accompany their patients, as he has no seorets in
hispraclico. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted with
out psin. No char jo f r examination. nov.30-ly.
I'rros'D of Toitlh.
A Kentlemsn who suffcrod for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Dooay. and all tho effect of i
youthful indiseretioa. will, for tbo sake of suffering I
humanity, send free to all who need It, tbe recipe 1
anu uirections ior ninaine; 1110 simpiu reiueuy oy
which he was cured. Suflorers wuhing to profit by
the advortisor's experienoo, can do so by addressing,
in pcrfoot oonCdoncc, J' 'IN U. OODEN,
tny la -OT.Iy u .eui:r .ircoi, . t .
( DLUATi: Jc CO.'fi
GERMAN
EUASIVE SOAP
s manufactured from PL'RE
MATERIALS, and may be
considered the STANDARD OF
EXCELLENCE. For talo by
all Grocers.
May IB, 1B67.-Iy.
A PERMANENT TONIC.
Every one, at times, feels tbe neoeosity of some
thing to tone up tbo system, depressed by mental or
bodily exhaustion. At such times let every one,
instead of taking alcoholic or medicinal stimulants,
reinvigoruto bis debilitated system by the natural
tonie clement of the
PERUVIAN SYRl'P,
or Protected Solution ot tne rrotoxiue 01 iron,
which vitalizes and enriches the blood by supplying
it with its Life Element, Iron.
Being free from Alcohol in any form, its energi
sing efleoU aro not followed by corresponding re
action, but are pormauent, infusing stresgtu, vi
gor and new Lira into all parts of the ayitotu, and
building up an I no Constitution.
WM. C. tiTEKLINU, Esq., of Poughkeopsie,
N. Y.,suys:
'-since tuktng the Peruvian Ayrup 1 leel Belter,
my strength is improved, my bowels are regular,
my uppetite first rate.
There is an old Physician in this oily, (older than
I am,) who hat been in the Drug business for 40
a years, who bus used the Syrup lor throe months, and
t gives it as his decided opinion that it is the best Al
terative 'i'uuio Medicine bo ever knew."
tor DvrPursiA, Debility, and emalb easi
ness, the Peruvian Syrup ia a ipecino. A 3'i pK
pamphlet sent free. The geuuinu hat ''Peruvian
Syrup" blown in the glass.
it, i.ivviiAnr n. :....
j. 1, yi..iionci, i iu7nciui,
3d Dey St., New York.
Sold by all Druggists. Deo. U-tl
o
NE PRICE CLOTHING.
JONES'
OLD ESTABLISHED
CLOTHING HOUSE,
J 4 Market Street,
One door above Sixth, Philadelphia.
For many yoars this Establishment has done busi
ness on tbe One Prioe Sys.em, and we believe we
are tbe ouly Clothing Houso in the city that striotly
adhere to this prineiple. We have earned a repu
tation which we are proud of, for good taste in select-
f;ood styles and substantial materials, and nut leu
in por urn t, for having all our goods,
i:TKA HEMi MADE.
Wt emnloy the best talent, for Cutters, and ear
Goods are of both kinds Fashionable and plain
ir,.i .11 iiuik, ean be suited. The prioes are tbe
audi very lowest, at any on by a moment t thought must
tee, or otnerwise we oouiti uui wow
of our neighbors, for at no deductions are ever made,
we must put our priccf down to tbe advantage we
promise. ,
Tbe people may depend, thu it the true plan upon
which to do business, and many a dollar oan be
saved lo Clothing buyer by keeping ia mind
JONES'
ONE PHIUE CLOTHING HOUSE,
604 Market Strreet, Philadelphia,
Not on tbe Corner, but cne dcr above blth
Ntr"b?3 I?" -ly
Hi
Ayr-r'n Vtti-rry I'lCtorfl, '
irea tsa baimb curb of '
Coayfa,' Cold, .sm. tfaarttntM, Croup,
BroPcf,UU, IncibmU duntumption, and Jor
th Betitf nT Cmncmptie4 PutitnU eft AdL-
SOerMebtbatVaUofJt
aeefalneei end ao Bo'
anaroesi are Its on re, tha
In almost every section e
ooantry are persons tmb
Holy known, wb bare
been restored by it from
alarming and evoa despe
rate disease of the lung
When onee trlod, lie su
periority over erery other
expectorant it too appa
rent to escape obserration. and where Its rirtuee are
known, the publie Do lunger hesitate what antidoto
to employ for tho distressing and dangerous afioo
Hons of the pulmonary organ! incident to our cli
mate. While many inferior remedies thrust upon
tbe oommunlty have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, oonferrod benefits
on the affliotod they oan never forget, and produoed
oures too numerous and too remarkable to be fur
gotten. We oan assure the pubiio that Its quality it oare
fully kept np te the beat it ever has been, and that
It may bu relied on to do for tboir relief all that it
hat ever done.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and other eminent personages, bare lent their
names to oertify to tbe unparalleled usefulness of
uur reiueuiro, out space nere win nor permit ine in
sertion of them. Our Agents furnish, gratis, our
American Almanac, in which tbey ore giren, with
also full descriptions of the oomplainle our remedies
cure.
Tbnso who require an alteratire medicine to pu
rify the blood will fiud Ater's Cumf. Ext. Sarsa
parilla the one to use. Try it onco, and you will
conoede its ralue.
Prepared by Dtt. J.C. AYER A CO, Lowoll,
Mass., and sold by all Druggists aud dealers in med
ioiue everywhere Deo. 21-tit
ADDRESS Te) THK NERVOUS AND DKB1LIT4
ted, whose sufferings have been protracted loon hid
den oauses.aad whose cases lequire prompt lieutmeiit to
rentier existence desirshle If you ate sulTering or have
suffered fiom involuntary discharges, what effect dues it
produce upon youi aeueial heallli ? Do you feel weak,
deblhtuteu, eusilv tiled ? Doe a littta enrx eierti ro.
duce palpitation of the heart? Does your liver, or urinary
orgaui, or yuur kidneys, frequently get out of order ? Is
your urine sometime thick, iniikr. m Hockv. or is it roDV
on aettliiig or dues a thick ecu in rise to the top ? Or is a
sediment at l he bottom afler it has stood awhile? Do you
nave spells of short breathing ot dyspepsia? Are youi
hotvel constipated ? Do you nave spells of fainting or
tuslir of blmKl to the head ? Isyuur memory itupaiied?
Is your mind constantly dwelling upiai this subject ? Do you
feeldull, listless, moping, tired of eotninuy, ol hie? Do you
wish to he left alone, to get away fran everybody ? Does
any little thing make you Blurt or jump? Is your sleep
broken ol im leas? la the luaire of your eyes as brilliant ?
The btooin oil your cheek us bright ? Do you enjoy your,
self in society as well? Do you pursue your business with
the same euelgy ? Do jou feel us much confidence in your
self? Are your (pints dull and Hugging, given to fits of
melancholy ? If so, Jo not lay iKu your liver or dyspepsia.
Have you rustleaa niclits? Your back weak, your knees
weak, and have but iitile appetite, and you utliibute this
lo dyspepsia or liver-complaint ?
Now, reader, self abuae, venerea! diseases badly cured,
and sexual excesses, are all capable of producing a weak
ness of tiie generative organs The organs of generation,
when iu perlect health, make tha man. Did you ever
think that those bold, defiant, eaereetle, persevering, suc
cessful business-men are ulways th'-se whose generative
organs are in perfect health ? You never hear sueh men
Complain of being int-lancholv, of nervousness, of palpita
tion of the heart They are never afraid they caauot suc
ceed in bjameas ; they don't become sad and discouraged j
they are always polite and pleasant iu the company of la
diea, and look you.'nd than rii;ht in the face none of your
downcast looks or any other meanness about them. 1 do
not nieau those who keep the nrgnns inflamed by running
to excess These will not only rui.i iheir constitutions
but alao thoac they do buaiuena with ui for.
How many men from badly-cured diseases, from tho j
ui.a hi kii'muumi anil cAUCHK-n, nnvtr nriiuni nmiui ihhi
stale of weakness iu those organs that luu reduired the
general system so much as to induce almost every other
disease idiocy, lunacy, parulyaia, spinal alfcctloiis. sui.nde,
and almost every other form of diaeaae which humanity is
heir to, and the real cause of the trouble scarcely ever sus
pected, and have doctored for all but tha right one.
Diseases of these organs require the use of a diuretic
II ELaIHOI.D'8 FLU ID KXTKACT m cllt; isthe great
Diuretic, and is a certain cute for dlaeaaea of the U'adder,
Kidneys, Oravel. Dropsy, Orgsmo Weakness, Female
Complaints, General Debility, and all diseases of Die Uri
nary Organs, whether existing in .Mule or Female, from
whatever cause originating and no matter of how long
standing.
If no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or Insanity
may snsue. Our flesh ondhlood are supported from ttiene
sources, and the health and happiness, and that of Posterity,
depends upon prompt use of u reliable remedy.
flelmhold'a.Kltruct Uoehu, eatahliahed upward of IS
years, prepared by II. T. HKI.MIIOI.I), Druggist,
S!lt Broadway, New York, and
lot South 10th Sueet, Philadelphia. Pa-
Paict Sl .5 per bottle, or 6 bottles for SO . 10, delivered
to any addreM Sold by all Druggists evei) where.
March -j. 1
THE HEALING POOL,
And House of Mercy.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORT, for Young I
Men. on tho crime of Solitude, und the Krrors, Abu- i
sos und Diseases which destroy tho manly powers,
and create iiu pediments to Marriage, with sure means j
of relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, froe of j
charge. Address DR. J. SKILLIN UOUUHTON, ,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Juno 8, 1367. ly j
jrii)VEHTISEMExTS. !
Kiii:itirFs wai.i:.
1 Y virtue nf a cettain wrt of Venditioni F.xpoims, ia
Aj sued out of the Court 01 Common 1'ieuae 01' Noriliuin
Oct laud comity, and to me dirccttd, will lie exposed to null
lie sale at tile Coal Breaker ol the defendants, upon the
preiiiiaca herelimllel drsnled, oil tATU tt I.IA V, the till
day 111 JANUAHV,A D leoH, at lUo'cl-ick, A. M., Hie
fmliiwiiig dt-ecrioed property, to wit:
All thut eei lam piece or pai eel of land aitunte in Zerbe
and Little Matmii")- towulnpa, fNorthuinucrlatid ci'Untv
Pa , tiouudrd as loUous, to wit : Urgiiiiiui; at a Inllcii
pine, the lioltlo-aat cornel ot' land auiveyed to Philip
liunkelbciser, llicuce noith 1 degree 6'i minutes enat,
31i .1 perches to alones ; thence noilh ft.) degrees rust. 47 0
perches to a small cheitudt ; thence north oJ.A prrtht-s to a
post aud stones; thence 1101 th HA decrees west, IU t pen-ties
to a white pine; thence north 66 d. grrrs 30 minutes wet,
111 7 perches to an ash : thence 1101th 43 degrees West, Uli
perches to u white onk ; llicuce muth 5i3 decrees west.
61 4 perches to a lieuil.iuk; thence north 17 degrees west,
64.C perches to a white pine aupling ; thence 1101th II de
gree aud 7 ininules west- 15 'i pt lelica lo sUmes; thence
! s. utli7l degree, aud ii minute, west, I'JS perchc. to a
WBCl Ulll.ll MieillV ll.'I.U f UrfilB.. . WW .
peiches U stouesi thence north tf degrees ISininntrs went, ,
111 perches lo a white oak; thence by laud surveyed to ;
John Kuiikin. south su deKiees3u miuuies west, til li per- '.
dies to klooca; thence hy l:iud surveyed to Jucnh Wuituer,
south $1 degrees 37 minutes west, IH7 4 perches to ache
nut uk, theuee north bO degiees 7 miuuies weal, e3.8
perehrs to a post and stones ; thence north 4 degrees cast
3 perches to a fallen black oak, now post an-! stones;
I hence north 60 degrees Kl minute west, I IG 5 perches
to suiues; thence south 10 degiee euat, li d 3 perch
to auliesnut; theuee north SO d. nic.es weal, 77 0 perehe
to stones: theuca south 3'3 degiee Vj miuuies ca.l.
ItM perches to a post ; theuee south i degrees 10 minutes
west, 175 peiches to a post ; 1 hence by land suiveyedto
William Hamilton and Philip Duukellieiger, south b7 de
gree SO minutes east ; 615 0 perches to a fallen pine, the
puree of beginning, eonlaiiiins; 4,tral acres and 6i peiches,
mote or leas. Whereon is erected a huge Coal Breaker
and Htearu Engine.
Alao All that certain other piece or parcel of land situ
ate 111 Zeros township al'oiaauid, called the Klishu tieiger.
tiact, adj.-iuing lands surveyed to John Nlcholaa Bally,
John Cowdeu and Willuou (Jray, coiiiaiuiug I5u acre,
inure or lea.
Also All that certain other tiact or piece or land a. turn
111 the inwnahiD eforeauid. surveveit 111 puisuaiii-e of a
warrant gianleii to Williwm Ciaik, ailjoinmg lunit surveyed
to William Utay. John Cowdeu, Ik'Uiicd uirner, ruin
tulip
417)
Dunkelheicer and Jeiemiali Jackson, continuing 4
acres.
Also All that certain bly and parcel of land, situate
in Zefhe township aloreMid, tmuuderi and dt-scritied as
follows, to wit: Heginniiig at stones, the norlhe.isl eorner
of laud auiveyed to Win Cook; thence norlh I degree
6J minutes east, ttsi.0 percho to stones; thence ivrtli oj
decrees east. 47 6 ocichcs to a small chestnut;
thence
liollh 33 3 perches lo a post and stones; theuee noith
85 degrees weal, 1114 perches lo a while pine; thence
north 60 degrees 30 minutes west, 10 7 peiches to an ash ; I
theuee uoilh 43 degrees west, 10) peiches to a white oak ; ;
thence none KJ degrees west, 514 perches to a hemlock ; :
ihi.- in nili if deerees west. 64 6 perches to a while pine
sapling ; thaiwe north 1 1 degrees 7 minutes west, li t per
ches in smnes; thence noitn 70 degires 37 minute euat,
ISSBperchea to stones; thence ninth SO degrees 4S mm
utcs eust, S77 perches to a post; theuee south 14 degrees
15 minutes rust. 'J'J7 e perches to a dead maple; theuee sisuth
81 degrees east 103.7 perches to a poat ; thane soulu 1 1 de
grees weal 43 6 perches lo a post and alones ; thence norlh
I degrees li minutes west, 141 perches m a dead maple ;
thence noilh 8U degrees west, IA9 perches to e post ; theuee
south 14 degrees 16 niluuiea east, 165 9 perches lo atones ;
thence a mill es deiree 15 inoinle east, I IK 7 perches lo a
post ; thence south I degree it minutes west, 134 5 perches
to a post; ihence south (degree 8'J minutes west, ISO 3 per.
ches to e post ; thence by land of Oeo Karsietter, north 83
deaiees 64 minutes wesl, lev perehe to a pine ; thence south
16 degree weal, 1 17.9 perchc In a fallen while-oak, theuee
noilh I degree 64 minute eait, 947 6 perches to a post;
Ihence norlh Ha degree 16 minutes we t, 314 perches lo
the place of beginning, containing llbfi acre aud 66 per
ches, more or lefts.
Also All that ceitain Railroad of th Trevorton coal
Company, extending from the town of Trevorton Hi Poet
Trevorton. in tha sounty ol Snyder, including the rifhl of
way, blanche, haain, deaU, alation and all improve
menu n.' every kind and dcvriptioa connected with Ik
aid Kailload, including I he Toll Bridge, wilt th appur
tenance. And alao all singular the corporate riihis, pri
vilege end freuahite of th said the Trevorton Coal Com-
'"'i'L, All tliat nine or unreel of land situate la Ihs town
ship afiwnaHt, hounded by Twelfth atieet in th Iowa of
Ticwion, th Trsvoilon Kaik-oad, mhi land of said de
fendants, and lend suivsyed lo Plei Petty, conlaiuii g 45
Also All thai pice or parcel of knd situate in the
township aforesaid, bounded by Cosl street in the town
of Trevorton on Hi north, olher lands of defendants end
Und surveyed iu th name of Peter Petty, containing t
acres more n lea
Seized, taken in execution and to be told a th property
of ,h. T-evoitou Coal ,,om,-ay p
8hii6Te Omee, Punhnry, Dee. 14, 1647.
aMALL and tee w.e beautiful Bird Cagel at the
V j II coMiVAtro
Tr-nJJaer- tOouotjr InaitUaie.
The annual inciting of tlio County Insti
tute will convene at the Court Ilouae, io tho
Borough of Htioliury, v MONDAY', January
SOtb, 1809, o1 coolintto In ei(n during
lb week.
"AoconliDif t the Act of Aiweinb'f, ap
efotrert April fth, 1607. tititlcr wliicb the
Institute Is held, tbe roll of member uiuut
te Cftllcd at IcHHt twice mcli tlay ; a coin
mi t Ice of Ave UucUcrt on Permanent Certitl
catea mnat lie clioaen ly tsnllot ; ttnclier may
nfisndthc Institute and'bt paid by tho Dutrict
thttaiMM iflhcy iters in tchool, and Ihott
who abtcnt Viemmlmjrum the Institute of their
own account without a good Teuton, may have
their want of profcmonal tpirit and teal in
dicated by certijicaU of a loiter grade at the
tiett examination, -Sec Penn'a. ScUuol Jour
nsl, May 1807, nii ifi.
Thu Teai.-liei's' Institute is now xrtijuiKF.y
n? law, ami tho attutiijiinco or non attotitl
ance of every teacher in thu county will ho
noted down by the Kecioiary in a hook kept
for that purpose. It is earnestly hoped und
expected thHt every School DimrU in the
county will allow their teachers tho tiiiiu to
"ullend the Institute and pay them the sauiu
as if they wero in bthool." If any School
Boards will not pay their teachers for tho
time ppent at th': Institute, tney onilit at the
very least permit them to close school and
attend, each tt-achcr making up tho time
lost.
School OlTletr.H, Doctor. Lawyers, Minia
tcra, Editors, and every hotly interested in the
caiine of education and the advancement of
tho Common School S.vV.ein are cordially
invited to attend and participate in the ex
ercises. Hon. J. P. Wit'nersham, State Superinten
dent, Hon. C. H. Colmrn, Deputy State Su
perintendent ; Ptot. P. A. Ailen, Trof. Elius
Schneider, of the Sunluiry Clussical Institu
te; S. S. Jack, Esq., formerly County Superin
tendent of Westmoreland county; C. W.
Deans, Esq., Principal of tho School for Sol
diers' Orphan's ; .I.J. Heimcnsnyder, Esq.,
formerly C'ountySiiperintcndcnt of Northum
berland county ; Henry Houek, Esq., Super
iutcudent of Lebanon county, und other
prominent friends of education throughout
the Stale are expected to ho present as In
stitute Letturets. (!. W. HAUPT,
County Superintendent.
Sutitrdiiy, Dec. 14, 1S07.
Lime ! Lime ! Lime I
riMlKnow Lime Kilns of II. R. Manner, at Selins
X Urove Station, are now oompleted and in suc
cessful operation, producing limo of the very best
quality. These kilns are built with all tho uiodern
conveniences and improvements, and havo ft capaoi
ty of producing 4UU busholn per day. Kxcellent
roads have been m.nlo to tho kilns, not interfered
with by tbe railroad, where wagon or sleds oan bo
loaded in a few minutes from the scbulos, without
handling. Having opened a largo body of tho
best limeatone, at the mouth of tho kilns, tbey aro
enabled to sell lime at the low rate of 11 oents por
bushel. The kilns uro in chargo nf competent per
sons, who will alwavs be prepared to supply cus
tomers. Apply to li. it. Master. Sunbury, or to
Char. Dunklelicrger. or Cbas. J. Conrad, at the kilns.
December 14, lriG7.
Aro th host in L'.e,
FOR THE F0LL0WIX1 EEASOXS .
They are mora simple and durablo, caaier kopt iu
order, mako a stronger and mure elaslio stitch, a
liruicr and moro boautii'ul scum than any othor
They sew all fubrics from two common spools, re
quire 110 re-winding of thread, fasten both ends of
the scam by their own operation, aud thouzh overy
fifth stitch is cut the eenni w ill not rip. !
The Very llislicsit IVi.t, IlicCrCMt!
of tho Legion of Honor was conferred ou tho roprc- 1
sentativc of the
iiiovi:i: a ii.isi 1:1c
at the Exposition I'r.ivorse'.ieu, Paris, !3o7 ; thf
attesting their grot, lupctinity over uil other tew.
ing ciucVu.c.
(iKO Kit A BAKER'S
si:' UTILES
SH I TI TI.I! M .!..' IJ I rv t: W
For Mamifacturii g,
Combine tbo mod modern and essential improvo
ments. The attention i requested of Tailors, Manufac
turers of Boots and Shots, Carriage Trimming,
Clothing and all others requiring the uso of tbe
most effective
LOCK STITCH MACHINES,
To these new stylos, which posvess unmistakable ad
vantages over all others.
FOR SALE BY
Miss CAUOLINE DALIUb.
MarketStrcet, SUNBURY, PENN'A.,
Nov. 23, 1867. ly
PUBLIC SALE
of
A Valuable Hotel,
IN THE BOROUGH OF SUNBURY, PENN'A.
WILL bo offered at pubiio snlo. on tiie premiers,
on Monday Ibo tilh day of January, tbo
ioiioviiok pioperty iu li .
A certain lot of ground situate on t hird street, neur
tho Railroad Dciatta, in tbe borouuh cf Sunburv. I'a..
! containing fill feet front on t'hcuiiut street, and 2' I)
icei on iniru streui, atonn ine niiiiroait, wnereon is
erected alargutwo-slury liltiCK TAVERN bi'AND
and outbuildings. Tho buildiugi are nearly
new. and the bounc has r.n excellent run of custom.
This is considered the most desirable hotel proper
ties in this section of ci.utilry.
Sale to eommence at 1 o clock P. M., when the
conditions of sale will bo made known bv
JULII .S ARBITER.
Sunbury, Dec. 7, 1867.
ruiTLic SALE
Of a valuable DWELLING
HOUSE A X 1) It U S T A U R A X T.
rpilEsulmoribcr will offer at pubiio sale, at tha
1 Court Houso. in Sunbury. on Monday the 6tb
day of January, ItMSS, that line Two Story Frame
House on ilaspberry street, below tne Lutceran
Church, now occupied by himself. Attached to i
ls a FINE RESTAURANT, and is an excellent but
tines stand. The lot has a front of 41 ( feet ou Rasp
berry street and it 2M fuel deep.
Sale to oomuieuco at 1 o'clock, P. M., abon tho
terms will be made known by
WM. ENGELMAN.
Bunbury, Dee. 14. 117.
II'' YOV WASiT,
IF you want a tett of Harness for f 18 00, fo lo
JACK STROH.
IF you want a good silver-mounted Harness, go to
JACK bTROll.
IF you want Harness, or anything in bis line of
buslneat cheaper than they eun be purchased
elsewhere, go aud try at JACK M llOil'S Shop.
All goods are warranted si represented.
IK you wantauice driving Horse aud Buggy, go
KiJACK STUOH'8 Livery, opposite the Central
Hotel, iS'uDbury.
IF you want a good Auctioneer, go to JACK STROll
who it always on band to make you a good sate
orno pay.
Sunbury, Nov. 3. 1S07.
FINE Mwtlo IVmatuni. t tbeKan'y Store of
ANVAPAISfCr,
l 7:10 ChesSndt Ntrcot, I'ltilisdC'lrshiit
I
Ho ssotnrtifl Ul( lolaian r yon
twill sju iaini,r Hnd oat vrtrrr yon
eau '
Buy the MOST GOODS,
of the
best QTjjxrrsr
For tha
LEAST MONEY.
SMALL mOFITS AXD
SALES !
QUICK CASH
H. V. aHRlXlxu,
at the
MAMKOTH STORE,
MAHKET SQUARE,
SUNBURY, PENN'A.,
Has just received and opened the
IIlUMr SELECTED and
VISISX AS.SOUTMEXr.ef
DRY GOODS IN TOWN.
French Mrrlno,
O.ngbams,
Casimere", io.
NOTIOXa of all kinds
Hosiery, Olovcs, Men's and Ladies Undergarment
WHITU GOODS.
A full assortment of TRIMMTNG?.
Builders till iind my Stock of llurd ware,
I'll i lit, OiiiN, iil:s, Ac, Complete.
Druji uni Modiaines,
Willow an 1 CeJarware,
(uoonsware, CliKwart,
Crockery, Salt
BOOTS AND SHOES-
HATS ANU CAPf,
and in fact ovcrything usually kept In a Iarg6 Stor8
Call snd be eonviiiced that the CHEAPEST
PLACE 10 BUY ALL YOUR G0DS is at
The Mammoth Store.
of
II. "V. FHILINa,
1'rrruM Coals, SOtlnya,
as ix y Goods are bought for Cash anl Foi l Cheap
Is READY MOSEY.
U. i.FUII.IV'i
Saobury. Vt I.
NEW GROCERY!
Oa Third ttt., one donr fcto the Ithereti Oinnk,
SUNBl) KY, B JIN' A.
Has Just opened
AND
Provision Store
and Is telling low for CASH.
His Stook Is eomplete, cnniisi im; In t art of
6TJOARS, COFFELS, TKA3, APICES, COAL OIL,
Molaa-et, Byrups, Wikntl, l.iirl. Ilium, t.ls
Dried nnd Cnrncd Fruits. Trunes, Ilalritis. Chccsr,
and Crackers, and in fact everyhing uruiilly
kept in the Uroccry line
Tho fcest FLOUll and MAL in the Xatkct
Tobacco. Cigars, and a vari-ty of IhOTI'jKS.
Co!ii".aiitly on hand Midi and Can
9GE 'W SS nV SHltHK.
which will be furnished to pritate families in large
or small (uartities.
Also : All kinds of Canned Fruit, at the lowest
prices.
Country Produce taken In exchange for Goods
tjjf Cull and oxamlno my .Vtock, and sutipfy ycur
selves.
HLSRY PETERS.
Sunbury, Dee. II, 1847.
Uotico to Merchants and Shippers.
THE undersigned, proprietor of Weiser 4 Frlck't
Line, Rive notions to merchants and shippers
tbat the Depot is still at 811 Market street, Fbila
dclphia, and all Goods directed to Sunbury, Danviiln
and Lewisburg, and all intermediate stations ulun
tbo railrond, will bo promptly delivered.
fl? Cars loavo hi 1 Market street. Philadelphia,
tri-wcekly Tuesday. Ihordnjs and Saturdays.
J. W. BRiiWN, Proprietor, Lcwijburj;,
J. H. BKOWN, A;$cnt, bunbury, Pa.
December 7, 1367.
IOCATED in ChiUUquaquo township, about Si
J miles from Milton. For further particulars
address, AMOS T. BISEL, Jr.
Montnndon, Nortbuujborlar.il County, Pa.
Deo 7, 1667. 3m
ISAAC K. STAUFFEK,
Wntrhmnkcr ncd Jcwi
e'.er,
ITO- 148
NORTH 2d ST., COB. OF QUABRY,
PIHLADF.LrHIA.
An assortment of Wafrlies, Jewelry, Silver end PliU-d
Ware constantly on hand,
SUITADl.r. FOIt HOLIDAY PREEXT9 I
ry Repairing of Watches and Jewelry promptly at
tended t.
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F.LL WI1TT3?.
aaoititwAi9
AT THE STORE OF
J. H SNaEL,
Comer of Fourth und M.-irlf. Streets, hCN'iUF.Y.
J UST received from Now Y irk und Philuuclrhii,
a l.irve supply of FALL AND WINTER
tj'JOlW. Kbicli uo will ell at email profits, lor oaeh
or country produce.
His Dry Oonda department Is full of every deicrip
lion. A splunuid line of l.ADIEs' DULad GOODo.
and Wbito Goods at all pi ices.
Fnccy Hacking fir Ladies arid Shetlacd Wool
Shaw la
Yanlioti Iv'otioa'i in Great Variety
Also, Ladies' French Csrsr.ts at.d noori Skiru.
CARPETS,
Wove Floor Cloths, Slair Carpets Floor Oil Cloth'',
all widths, Carriage Oil Cloth, Table Oil Cloth
Widow Shade?, Plnin Grcon tnd Brown Oil Cloth
and Fixtures for W in lows.
GKOOEIIIB Q,
SnKr. Coffee, Mola&es, Riao, Cracker?, Spicw, Salt
iiih, Cheese, Ac.
QueenEware, GlasHware, splendid Setttof Toaware,
at low prices.
BOOTS & SHOES II.' GREAT VAUIETY.
Hats aud Cnp4. Oil, Paint, Ulan, l't-tty, Scho.4
Books, Paper, Slates, Ao.
.1 R D W ARE.
Shovols, Forks, Naili, Locks, Hinges and Screws
A Large assottiuetit of WALL PAPEPv and Bor.
dcr. at ail prices.
All persons desiiiu j to gut good goods will please
rive him a call.
; J. II. ENGEL.
Sunbury, Nov. 10, 1Su7.
! THE VERY LATEST ARRIVAL!'.
I FALL &T WINTER
a " a m 9
i
; Joseph Eysler,
I Corner of Market und Potirth tret,
j BUNBURY, PENN'A,
Invite the pubiio to call and examine his ologtu.t
I assort ment ot
FALL AND WINTEU OOODS,
which ho will sell at greatly reduced prioes. flit
! stock consists in part of
'CASSIMEREQ.
j CLOTHS. &C .
j Silks, Delaines, Lawns, Ginghams, Calicoes, Muslins,
I Abetting. Hokina, dean, and a lull eatnrtiuvutt 1
Cotton auu oolen goods generally.
Hcwlery, Gloves, Ik op Skirts, Aim HandkerchitO.
llritHbcs, Combs.
lltitr Hint 4'aiM, llrsolis anil k.joci.
J His a-wrtmeid ol goo U will not, bo is sure full to
j plnuic the fauey and suit the wat.ts of any dcdrr.ui.
' of purchasing. His stock of
j HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARK.
snd Groceries is largn in quantity and choice in
' (iiialily. comprising generally everything newltd in
the household either for use or ornament.
llo is always ready and glad to see Lit fiietoli
and takes pleasuru in thowing theai hit good even
' though no sales are made. He only arks a call, an I
, is sure that tbe sl.wk will compare favorably u
price and quality with ibe cheapest .
1 , J0SEIn EYSTElt
I Sunbury, Nov. H, 167.
Machine Etit:hin;.
"VRDEKSnr work left at tie store of V. M. Pra
J llj
iraiu, m otluuaurll n I,
will be protup .)
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fr MM'! it
siieiiit.d to.
If- All work warrante!
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