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' ' SATURDAY,' APRIL" II, f 1888,
Ir 70a want to gel good boloring for, eggs, ck.11 at
. a. Bennett' Dftlf Stor; "'. j -
' I.asT To-day (April 10th) is Uood Friday, bed
tb taat day of the Lenten season. - Easter tome ta
Sunday next. ' " ' r.
Tna Commissioners of Montour county are ma-
king arrangement to build a new Court IIoum at
Danville.
Mn. E. J. Field haa Uken charge of the United
States Hotel, in Milton, whioh was lately kept by
u, vi. oucaer. .,
Catt. C a slow, formerly of Milton, hat told the
Exchange Hotel, in Bloomtburg, to V. 11. Kooni
ana Henry J. Clark, for the turn of 115,000. '
UriRLr, tho Photographer,, hai taken aeveral
gnod views, from the Court House roof, of the high
water at this plaoe, during the late freshet. They
are worth preserving.
A.H alarm of firo waa railed on Monday vvoning
lost, which waa caused by aomo rowdio letting Bra
to a barrel filled with ttraw, in the upper part of
town. For a while it oreated quite an oxeitatnont.
Naw Uoods. The best toleoted and most exten
sive assortment of goods in the oountry at the Mam
moth Cash Store of II. Y. Friling, just opened.
Call and examine the prioea and qualities of goods.
Advortisoment next week. .
Accident on Tna Railroad. On Thursday of
laetweok Mr. Eli Miller, of this plaoe, employed on
ono'of the freight trains on the Northern Central
Railroad, had bis left arm broken whilo coupling
cars near Mrllereburg.
Our young friend, J. Kdward MoCarty, formerly
of Sunbury, baa gone into the boot and shoe busi
ness, in connection with Mr. Cain, at 008 Ar h Et.,
Tbiladolphia, Tho name of tho firm is Cain 1
MoCarty. We wish thorn sueoess.
Office Removed. Jacob Shipman has moved
his Fire and Life Insurance Offioe to the room one
door woat of Engol's store, on Market street, where!
bo will h ready at all times to take risks and give
information portioning to insucanee.
Messrs. Stevenson A Brick, WatcLmukers,
Jewellers, Stationers, Ac, moved into their new
storeroom, in Haupt'a building, on Monday last.
They have a splendid business stand, and with their
large stock of goods, just received, aro already doing
well.
John S. Marsh has just returned from the city
with a largo and fashionable stock of Spring and
Summer Clothing, at prices as low as before tho
war. Call and eco him at hia old stand, Simpson's
building, Market Square, before purchasing else
where. J. II Enqel has just received a new stock of
Spring Goodp, nt very low priocs. Good Calico and
Muslin at 12 cents. A good assortment of Carpeut,
and very cheap. Boots and Shoes at reduced pri
ces, and a lurgo assortment of Wall Paper at lower
prices.
m mmm -
Tna New Store. Messrs. Moore A Diasingor
hove received and opened their new goods. Their
store, in Iiaupt's new building, is among the hand
somest in this place, and tbey will without doubt
eucceed in establishing a good business. Road their
advertisement in another column.
. . . .
Toiiacco Stoiie. Mr. Fox, from York, I'd., bos
opened a tobacco and cigar storo in the building
lately eroded on Third street, adjoining Washing
ton's b'.iror shop. As there nr plenty of lovers of
tho wood in Sunljiiry wo lo not see why an estah
li.l.nicnt of tho kind should not pny.
The Oil Well. Operations at the oil well on
tho form of Mr. Valentine Klase, near Snydevtowo,
have been susponded for a few days in order to ex
change engines, tho one formerly used at th well
to bo put in uso at the oil refinery at Sunbury. The
work of boring will be resumed on Tuosday next.
The MimiLECRKEK Railroad. The editor of
the Middleburg Tribune has been informed that it
is the intention of the board of Direoeora of this
road to push things ahead, and that a strong force
is to be put on tho works on the eastern end. By
next fall trains will be run between Selinsgrov and
Middleburg.
Handsoiie Millinery Goods. Miss M. L. O uss
ier has just opened a lu'ge assortment of millinery
goods, selucted in Now York and Philadelphia,
whioh cannot bo excelled for beauty and cheapness.
The ladies' bats are pretty, and bcr bonuets are
the most tasteful aver brought to this plaoo. Call
and reo them.
Josks' Clotmino House. We refer our readers
to the advertisement, in thia issue, of this well
known and popular olothing house, 801 Market St.,
Philadelphia. To those who intend buying clo
thing in the city tho inducement offered at this
establishment are not surpassed anywhere. Mr.
U. G. Maiio, formerly of Sunbury, is connected with
the haute as salesman. .
A Good Hotel. Decidedly ono of the best pub
lic bouse to be found anywnere in the country is
Yankirk's Hotel, in Northumberland. - Wear glad
to. seo that our old friend, uncle Joe, succeeds so
well in pleasing bis numerous guests, and we think
. that he has justly won the enviable, reputation
which is everywhere given him at an aooouimoda
ting and obliging landlord.
Another Hotel. Among the numerous build
ings to be erected in I'urdy 'a addition, . the coming
season, will ba a large brick botol, which Mr. Geo.
Conrad intends putting up, with the design of going
into tb business himself. Mr. Conrad hat bad
several years' experience in running a hotel, and
will no doubt succeed. He hai retired from the
farming business, having leased his farm,' adjoining
the borough, to bis ton.
Presentation. Mr. C. W. Stewart, lata fore
man of the Northern Central Shops, in this place,
wax presented, on Tuesday evening of last week, by
the employees of th e'.jps, with haodsotn gold
chain, as a testimonial of their esteem. Mr. Stew
art hot been foreman, of the shops for the last two
years, but ha left for Baltimore, where be will be
ungagud in another branch of service of th road
The chain cost (45, and was purchased from on of
our Sunbury jewellers. Mr. Charles Alexander
succeeds Mr. Stewart a foreman of the shops. ,
Sua MOKiN.-The Herald, of Wednesday latt, lays :
Tho depot and offices of th Northern Central Kail
way Company, at this place, wero removed on Mon
day last to V. Faguly's buildingj on ShamoUn
ttreet. -
A number of tb friends of Rv. J. P. Cook
inado him a visit at the Presbytoriau Parsonage, on
Monday evening, and presented substantial token
of their regard to Ihe amount of about (j0, in gru-
backs, aud $104 worth of provisions, Ac. ','''' :
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I. O. of O. F.---Th following officor of Sunbury
Ladi No. 2ui war (looted on Saturday night, 28th
ult. N. Q., Andrew Dlennderfri V. a.,Jaoob,
K. Hendricks : Secretary, John W. Bueher; Aasil
Unt SaereUrv, W. 8. Bhodet ; Treasurer, Solomon,
fetich. Subordinate ejeert N. Q, &. George,
Bncher : N. G, L. Eamuol Koons; V. O. R. 8
a. W. BIoodji V.3.L.8., O. P.Krobo; 8. W.,
Wm.. Simpson ; J. W , M. Ship i 0., O. M. " i
Tt B. 8., John Reffeu; L; 8. 8., Wm.Mooktt;
I. .. K. Wf. Wynn : 0. 0., John Mocket:- 1
Th following officers oi fc'toee Valley Lodge No.
161, of Georgetown, ejected on he same night :
N. 0 , Tobias Long; V. G.j David L- Ditty i
fetietarv Dtnl Peller; Af ittect Secretary, Au-
gvltoBMuun! Treat t?U Bleganwa-
AXOTBxft AHRET.--On -Saturday last 1
named O, P.'rleTSeo' titt MTMted) on oatjt of Mr.
Valentine Klaae, eaidugjiaa BnyoWown, char
ging bin) Kith, hiring In bUpowWlod a promissory
not to the amount of $371), Whi6J Mr. Klase a.1
leged was fraudulently obtained from blm. It ap
pears that Plfiiso t.nd, (wp other men named E. W,
flow and E. D. Blmpaoh own the right 6f a patent
wasldng maohiati. Simpson oalled .upon Mr. klasi
and gav blm the right to Bell the machines in seve
ral townshlnt. be arreting; to bar t:i7S. or the
amount of the fraudulent noto, after ha had told
machines to that amount. 'Mr. Kla, in his evl
denoo, stated that S impaon obtained hia signature to
papelf which be supposed, and whloh tb agent
told um, was bit (Kioto's) address, but which turns
out to bar been tb note. Pieraon in tome way got
the not from Simpson,, offered tt for sale to aeteral
persons In fiunbury at a heavy discount, and this
coming to the knowledge of Mr. Elase he bad blm
arrested. Tb arrest waa made by detective, Win.
Smith, and the prisoner taken before Enquire Shin-
dol, who bound him over in the sum of fl,0'J0 for
his appearance at next term of court. Plerfrm and
Simpson are from Wllliamsport, and Ilowe from
Elmira, N. Y. A dispatch was sent to the pollco at
the former plao to arrest Howe and Simpson, but
they had already left. Mr. Klase bas been peculi
arly unfortunate. About a year sine $500 in gold
was stolen from bis resldonee.
.
Loo Driver Anrtasvan. On Thursday morning
last fourteen individuals, from the neighborhood of
Williainsport, acting for Craig, Blancbard, Dodge t
Co., and known as log drirora, who claim the sin
gular priviiego of setting their, properly without
any process of taw, except their own will, oora-
menoed removing some of the logs belonging to Ira
T. Clement and Wm. Ileagnn from the river bank
into the river, and even entered the saw mills of
these gontlemen for that purpose. Messrs. Clement
and Reagan had this roving band promptly arrested
and taken beforo Esquire Beard. When the 10. SO
train arrived, Messrs. Blancbard A Dodge, ivhocsme
down, were also arrested and bonnd over. Messri.
Clement and Reagan purchased the togs from per
sons who caught and sold them, ns they any, after
the time for redemption hod passed. Messrs. Critig.
Blancbard, Dodge A Co. own largo saw mills at
Willlamsport and Havre do Grace.
Individuals,, generally, are obliged to institute
legal proceedings to teoover their property, even
whete their title is indisputable, but some of these
lumber monopolists seem to think the Susquehanna
and all tint -floats theron were designed fur their
exclusive use and convenience.
Tan BoRotuu Council. Council met on Tues.
evening last, it being the stated night of meet
Ing. Second Burgess, John Bourne, in tho chair.
Members present Messrs. Cadwollader, Cooper,
Markle, Dunham, IHefTendorfur, Kystcr, Uuringer,
Ilenn and Diotz.
Minute of special meeting bold March 2:td, and
also of special meeting March 2ii!h, were read and
approved.
The Auditing Cooimittoo reported progress and
was continued.
Bill of Alex. Manlt, A. X. Brioe and others, for
holding election in West Ward, alsu bill presented
March 3d, by J. II. Engel and other, for holding
election in Kast Ward, were on motion laid on the
table.
On motion an order was granted to John Sbisslcr
for $12, for one year's interest due on bond No. 24,
issued to 1. F. Zimmerman and transferred to Susan
Hoey.
On motion adjuurncd.
New Encami-.me.it or I. O. or 0. F. A special
session of tho Grand Encampment of I. O. nf O. F.
was held at Selinsgrove on Wednesday last, for the
purpose of organiring William Curtis Encampment
No. 101. Th Encampment was duly instituted by
the following officer, viz : Dist. Dep. Uruod Mas
ter, Solomon B. Boyer, acting M. W. O. P. ; r. C.
Pat., Charles J. liruner, Acting M. E. U. II. P. ;
Pat., T. Himes, acting U. W. U. 8. W. ; P. C. Pat.,
P. M. Shindol, noting K. W. G.J. W. ; Pat , Eml
Wilrert, acting G. S. ; Pat., Alfred Crouso. acting
R. W. G. I. S. ; nnd Put., Jacob-S. Hendricks, ao
ting R. W. O. O. S. .
After the Encampment was duly instituted it was
organized by the election of the following officers :
U. P., J. W. Oaugler ; II. P., J. A. Wenrich ; S. W.,
11. E. Ricbtcr; J. )V., Wm. Gcmberling ; Scribe,
A. B. Hiosland ; Treasurer, Joseph Wonrich.
The visiting members from Sunbury and Milton
Were splendidly entertained by the members or the
order at Selinsgrove, at tho Koystono House, on the
occasion,.
The Enoampment is named after Wm. Curtis,
Esq., nhoaha long been a fuitbful member and
officer of the' order.
A Mvsterious Aepair. The Miltoniun, of
Friday last, says : Mr. Samuel Fiuney, formerly of
this county, bus been engaged in running a flouring
mill in Frederick county, Va., for a fow years past,
and for about a year bas had associated with him in
th business Mr. T. S. Sudden, of this borough.
On the socond day of March Mr. Finney ascertained
that a oar load of Sour which ho bad shipped to
New York City had been consigned to a bankrupt
party, and as he bad just started another ear load
consigned to the same party, be immediately pro
ceeded to New York to stop tb delivery of tho
second car load. In this bo was successful ; and be
fore leaving h disposed of tho flour to a responsible
bouse aud obtained a small advance on it. This
wu on the 13th day of March. That morning he
left New Yorl for bis home, adesvillu, a.
Kiuco that time no word has been bad of him. His
brother, William Finney, has been on to tho oity
and made every exertion to obtain a trace of the
missing man, but without urail, and his frionds j
very much fear he has been foully dealt with. The
Selective have th case in hand and are ondcavor
ing to work the matter but, but as yet bave wet
with to success. Mr.' Finney bas always been
known as au honorable, upright man, of whom no
word of reproaoh could be justly uttered, and wo
trust the mystery which surrounds his disappearance
may toon be cleared up.
Change or Weather. The snow storm of Tues
day and Wednesday suddenly took us back to the
scenes of midwinter, with its most dreary accompa
niments. Tueaday waa day dedicated to dullness
and inaction, to for as all out-door business was con
cerned. The stroet and store were apparently de
serted. Not a tingle farmer a team Was visible du
ring tb day. Some four or five inches of snow
fell, most of which melted at fast at it came down.
Those who bad already mad garden, and ethers
who were preparing their -ground, found that they
were yet a little in advano of the season. Such are
the vicissitudes of our olimat.. Last Sunday a week
the day wu warm and pleasant. A week after we
are Immersed in snow storms and tho chilling blasts
of winter. '
Tna Wheat Crop From every section of the
oountry, says the Chambrtburg Rcpoaiiury, we
learn that th wheat crop presents most excellent
appearance. Th oevering of inotr which bat been
tipoi it for nearly the whole winter hat been a great
protection, and now that the bleak winds of March
are over, it is generally supposed that there must
necessarily be a very heavy yield. Previous to the
last snow torn few of our wmer had commenced
plowing, and bat a few daya of warm weather will
b necessary to again put tb ground in tolerable
condition. TH long and elose winter has made our
farmer friends anxious to resume operations.
Taa publisher of a paper bas recently rcoovered
at law thirteen years' ubaoripUon and ootts from a
lubsoribI wh pleaded th tlatue of limitation
whioh th claimed barred th elaim for fell exoeed
log six years. The Judge, held that it was a con
toDuJugtWPtraot, . ..
Tui Ron Ferry at Lewisbarg it in successful
operation again, and tba Ulagrophline was eipec
tad to b Metered last week. Tb contractor for
building tb bridge hat band ai work oo the abut
V7 tea it stated in on of th? JIarrlsburg papers
(bat Ktv.'J. nobart Mlllett na removeo irqm
that alao. and La Uken ohag of Iimty (pisco
..it flhurah. at Shamokio, and alto of C'brkt
Church. MiUoo
'4'
unovaa A Bakbk'b Sewtira Machists. We
would oaU tht attention of irar reader to the adver
tisement oT (ha Grove' ,Hser Savfirij-'Madhln
uompacy, in anotner ooiumn i in tufaaioaw.
Mum Carolin Dallut is the agent for Banbury Mi
viqiqlty This maobiao Is distinguished frnvotbers
'01 moist n the following point pi eiienoe,:
1. Uovuntnt 1m ImnfLrtad to iha neadl bv re
volrtng. shafts, wiibcnV gears,., or cog- heels,, or
orahks . . . ..... .,
I. A itallonary, noisalesa. .regalator .causa Uia
precise motion required to be imparted to the needle
, throughout each revolution of tiie shaft during its
vvajtwiuvuv iinM J B.: I Ull.
i. In oodseauenoe of Ihla arranircmcht tb ma
chine Is almost noiseless, even in rapid action, runs
in heavy machines, and 14 the most powerful and
strongest mavhlne In use. .
4. The simplicity and durability of its meohanism
so far surpasses other maobines of its class, that lia
bility to derangement and getting out of repair is
euooiuauy precmaeu. .
6. By new and simple devices, the difficulties re
sulting from unevenncsa of tension upon both shut
tle and needle thread are overoome In this machine.
8. It nfei, With equal raoility, ailk, cotton and
linen thread, and exeouts perfuetly all kinds of
sewing, from the thinnest muslin to tbiok leather.
IN)tant to MANi-rACTOnERg. The following
bill, passed by the Legislature, and signed by Gov.
tiea'ry, Is of importance to our manufacturers and
mechanics. The Crsand only section provides :
"That (ho true intent and meaning of the elev
enth section of an aet entitled "An act to provide
fur the roduotion of the debt," approved April
twenty-second, ylnno Domini one' thousand eight
hundred and forty-six. it hereby declared to be that
a manufacturer or mechanic, not having a store or
ware-house apart from his manufactory or work
shop, for tho purpose of vendirJj foods, such tnanu
facturcr or mechanio shall not be classified or re
quired to pny the annual tax and license, as is now
required, in relation to foreign dealers, and that an
affidavit before an uldorraan or justiuo of the peaco,
or any person authorized bv law to administer un
oath or affirmation, setting forth the fact that such
manuiacturer or nieobanic bos not a store or ware
house apart from his manufactory or work-shon.
shall be sufficient evidenee for the Appraiser of
Mercantile Tax not to so classify said manufacturer
or mechanio: Provided, That any person swearing
falsely in relation to any matter provided for in this
act, shall bo deemed iruiltv of neriurv. as if said
oath had been taken In any legal proceeding."
BUSINESS NOTICES.
p?Job I'rlnlliig-. Having received a
large supply of NEW JOB TYPE, of various new
styles, Postors, Handbills, Circular, Cards, Lotter
Heads, Bill Heads. Labels, Ac, can be printed in
the latest and best styles, and on short notice.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Si-niNo J. F. Sbaeffer it now prepared to fur
nish the Spring stylet of clothing for men and boys.
His stock is complete, and work is made in the best
manner, warranted to please. Call at bis shop,
N. W. corner Third and Market streets.
i i i
We talk of spending our time as if it tvero so
muoh interest of a perpetual annuity ; bu'. money
expended in tho purchase of good Boots or Shoes nt
Miller's Excelsior Store, in Market Square, will be
interest saved. We adviso every one to go to the
Exoelsior and Invest a small sum in some of Miller's
goods. A bettor investment cannot bo made.
Come One! Come All! nud sec the great stock
of Wall Pav-eii aud Borders), also Window
SiiaQes, just received, at greatly reduoed rates, at
LIGHTNER'S BOOK STORE, Pleasants' building,
Market Square, Sunbury, Pa. 4t
A St re Tiiino. People may talk as they ploase,
think as they please, arid entertain contrary opin
ions on any subject ; but there is ono on which nil
agreo, nnd that is, that Byerly, tho Photographer,
produces the best pictures outside of the cities.
Call at bis Gallery, in Simpson's building, Market
street. -
"Bealtv unadorned, is adorned the most," is a
truo saying, as far as Indies aro cohcerned, but not
so of the sterner sex, for their appearance can cor
tuinly be improvod by the wearing of a hat or cap,
to be purchased nt the fashionable emporium of S.
Kuust, in Market Square, Sunbury.
New Sniiso Goons. Mr. Jacob O. Beck, Mer
chant Tailor, on Fourth street, lias just received a
fine assortment of Spring Goods, consisting of men's
nnd boys' wear, which ho offers at reduced priocs,
and invites the publio to cell and examine his largo
stock. Mr. Book is a good cutter and fitter, and
persons in neod of anything in his lino would do well
to give him a coll.
In Time. All the Spring styles of gent's end
boys' clothing will be found at the Continental Clo
thing Bazaar, in Market Square, in time for the
season. . Every variety of pattern and every new
stylo furnished at short notice, and warranted to
please, both in mode and price. 'Call and seo. En
courage home industry and skill, which is tho suro
road to general prosperity.
DEATHS.
Suddenly, nt Racine College, Wisconsin, on the
Mhinst., WILLIAM ELLIS LIUUT.NEK, son of
Itev. E. N. Ligutner, of Danville, Pa., used 22
year.
At tho rcsidonce of her son, in Upper Augusta
township, on Saturday last, Mrs. MARGARET
ST11011, aged 88 years, 1 month aud i days.
In her we have lost an atfectionato mother and a
kind friend t all that know her. Her heart was
always iq her band to assist the sick and needy.
mj:i;kv markets.
Correoted Weekly for the ."American."
Wheat Flour, extra family, per barrel,
do do de do perowt.
Ryo Flour, per bbl.
do por owt.
Wheat, prime red, now, per bushel,
Rye, do
Corn, new, do
Oats, do
Potatoes, do
Dried Peaches, pared per pound
do do uupared ' do
Dried Apnles, 'do
(13 00
0 50
10 00
8 00
Dried Cherries, (unstoned.) per bu.
Butter,
per pound, .
r-gi
Cheese,
Lard,
Hams,
Shoulders,
Beof, hind quarter,
front "
Mutton,
Chickens,
per dosen,
per pound,
do
. do ,
do
do
do
do
per pair
Nliiiraokin Coul Trade.
SUAUOKIN, April 8, 1888.
Tom. Cuit.
Sent for week ending April 4, 9.080 17
Per last Report, 78,tl23 10
87,91.1 07
eO.Hott 01
11,954 17
To lam time last year,
Decrease,
Special jtfrjtt(t0.
T rcnsnmptlve.
Tbe Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send ifreo
of obarge) to all who desire it, the proscription with
tbe directions for making and using the simple reme
dy by which he was cured of a lung affootion and
mat dread disease consumption, ill only object it
u nenem in amioiea, ana ne bopes every sufferer
wili try this prescription,' it will cost them nothing,
any may prove a blessing. Please address
any may prove
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
my 18-'7.1y
Williamsburg, Kings Co., N. Y.
' . .ass. COlAlATil CO.'S
I 'i M GERMAN ,
IIerasive SOAP
l .lit manufactured from PURE
I IMATERIAL3. and may b
oonsidend the STANDARD OF
EXCELLENCE.' For sol by
all Orootrs. - '
May 1H, 186T, ly.
; ,i . Jtrrtr 1" Youth.
- A gentleman who suffered for year from Norvoui
Debility, ' Premature Te6ay, and all the effect of
youiniui luuuureuu, niu, tur uie VI UUWlg
humanity, tend fr to all who need it, tho recip
and directions fur making tb simple remedy by
whioh he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
th advertiser's xperieaee, oan do by adrtrostlug,
In perieoi. conuuenc, juiih if. uuik.-, .
nylb'-7.1y - 42 Cedar Street, N. V.
ftra-mica-cwTuntvr
'-'OlBiRSTAHlIflnBD L .
: clothing house.
- fll Harbet Nlreet, ; '
' - On door bov Sixth, Philadelphia.
r Fer many yir this Establishment baa done busi
nest on the One Pnoe Sys:om, and We believe we
are the only Clothing House In the oity that strictly
adhere to this prlnelpl W have earned a ren.
tation which we are proud of, for good taste in seleot
good Style and substantial materials, and not Ices
important, for having all our goods, ' - -
, , HXI'UA vi?M, M tur.,
We employ the best talent) for Cutters, Bud our
Goods aro of both kinds Fashionable aud plain
to that all tastes can be suited. The priocs are tho
very lowest, as any on by a moment's thought must
tee, or otherwise we oould not meet the competition
of our neighbors, for as no deduotiont are ever made,
we must put -our prices down to" the advantages we
promise. '
The people maydopend, this is the true plan upon
which to do business, and manv dollar can ba
saved to Clothing buyers by keeping in mind
JONE8' -
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
804 Market Street, Philadelphia,
Not on the Corner, but one door above Sixth,
i:. (i. .Tl.tlZi:, NalrKiitnn.
April 4, 1803. ly .
AYER'3 lOniEItRY FDCTOBAt,
IS a soothing expecto
rant, prepared to meet
the urgent need of a safe
and reliable cure for dis
eases of the throat and
lungs, A trial of many
years has established tho
fact that it is more effica
cious in pulmonary affec
tions than any other rem
edy. Its efficacy has now
become so seuerallv
knnwu Inat it is justly regarded in tunny countries
ns a medicine of inilispensablo neoesaity. In Grcut
Britain, France nnd Germnny, whoro medical sol
once has reached its hichcat nerfeetion. it is tire-
scribed in domestic prootice, and constantly used
in the armies, in hospitals and other publio institu
tions, where it is regarded by the attending physi
cians as the most speedy nnd agroeablo remedy that
can be employed. Scarcely nny neighborhood oan
be found where well known cases of diseased lungs,
wbioh had bnllled Ihe efforts of the most skillful and
experienced doctors, have boon permanently cured
by it. These results aro the most Convincing proofs
of the superior ourative properties of this prepara
tion ; and to them the authors noint with neouliar
satisfaction. While it is most powerful against eon-
firmed diseases, it is extremely gentle as a medicine
in infancy and youth, being quite harmless to even
the youngest, whon administered judieiously.
iuis iieuiiu-resiorer aecompiisues oven more oy
prevention than Cure. If taken in season it heals
all irritations of Ihe throat and luners. whether ari
sing from Colds or Coughs, or from other causes, and
thus prevents that long train of painful and incurable
diseases which would arise from thoneglcctof them.
Hence no family should be without it. Influenza,
Croup, Hoarseness, Whooping Cough, Plourisy, In
cipient Consumption, and other affections of the
breathing organs, give way before this pro-eminent
combinations of medical virtues.
Propared by DR. J. C. AYER A CO., Lowell,
Mass., and sold by all Druggists and dealers in med
icine everywhere. Feb. lJ.-8t.
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh treated
with the utmost success by J. Isaacs, M. D., Ooul
ist and Anrist. (formerly of Leyden, Holland.) No.
80S Arch Street, Philadelphia Testimonials from
the most reliable sources in city and country can be
seen at hia offioe. Tbe Medionl faculty aro invited
to acoouipany their patients, as he has no secrets in
his praotice. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted with
out pain. No charge for examination. nov.30-Iy.
NEWTDVmiEiS
Dxocaloret' .Motive.
Estuto of JAMES CAMPBELL, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters testamenta
ry having boeu granted tn the undorsigned, ou
tbe estate of James Campbell, late of Upper Augus
ta township, Northumberland county, Pa., doccased.
All persons indebted to said estate, are requested
to make iuiincdiato payment, and those having
claims to present them duly authenticated for settle
ment. ROBERT CAMPBELL, Ex'r.
Upper Augusta twp., March 21, 1N08. flt
MILLINER
218 ARCH STREET, above 2d .St.. Philadelphia.
fTlIlE subscriber Is now prepared to oiler to his
A customer, and the Irade generally a large aiid
well selected stock ot Straw ond Millinery lioods.
I'At ii.u. liua.-vbis, f lowers, uibbops, uonuet
Frames. Ac , Ac. -
N. B All orders will reoeive careful aud prompt
atteulion.
WM KRUSEN.
218 Arch Streot, Philadelphia.
March 14, J868. 2in
Philadelphia, March 1st, 1868.
We beg to inform you that we are propared to
offer for your inspection our usual assortment of
MILLINERY GOODS,
consisting of the Newest Shapes in Straw, Silk and
Gimp Hats, Bonnets, Ac ; Velvets, Silk Goods,
ltibbens, Flowers, Feathers, Ruches. Crapes, Blon
des, Braids. Ornaments, Ac, Ac. We shall be hap
py to wait on you at our .Store, or rcoeivo your or
ders. Prices low for cash. Yours, Ac.
Ii. WARD.
Nos. 103, 105 A 107 N. Second St., Phila.
March 14, 1868 lui
REO-VA 1
X. H. M II A X X O
Watchiiiaker & Jeweler,
MARKET SQUARE, 8UNBURY.PA.,
Will remove his Jewelry Store to Miller's Jstone
Building, corner of Sd and Market Square,
ON FEBRUARY 1st, 1868, .
where be will bo happy to receive his old customers
end the publio in general. Thankful for past favors,
he solicits a oontinuouoe of the same, and he is de
termined to sell as low as the lowest, and for quality,
not to be surpassed by any goods iu the market. A
large assortment of
WuU-Iicm, riockts. Jewelry and
'Silver Ware,
constantly on hand, consisting of all kinds of Ameri
can Watobes, such as the
Howard, Apploton, Tracy A" Company,
Treinont, Waitham, P. B. Sartiet, Wm. ill
lory. Home and a tine assortment of riwiai
Wtuch.es
All kinds of 8 Day and 80 llour Clocks !
Silver tea setts, card and oake baskets, breakfast
and dinner castors, Colory stands, syrup and drink
ing cups, and a full assortment of Spoons, Knives
and Fbrks. Particular attontion paid to the repair
ing of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and JUusio Boxes.
All work warranted.
Feb. H, 1868. 1 .
JAW. K. WLDWELL CO.,
JEWELERS,
So. 0O9 Chestnut Street
PHILADELPHIA,
Manufacturer and ImporUrt
Of every description of
First Class Goods
belonging to the Business of
Goldsmiths and Bilverimiths
Have removed to their
' NEW MAUBIK STORK,
Extending from Chestnut Street to Sansom Street,
affording ample room and convenient accessories,
Eiviog opportunity for a proper display of goods, and
bUw meant fur their examination.
With extensive and favorable arrangements in this
Country and in Kurops, w are in a position to offer
at moderate FIXED prices.
Watohes, Diamond, Bronte at Marble Good
Bilvar Wares, Jewelry, Foroelalna,
Plated Good, Musical Boxet,
and every description of FANCY ARTICLES.
Strangers visiting the oil are cordially Invited to
examine our New Store, - - '
March T, 1868. ly. v
MU.'viimuv oil. raii'i'.
T1TE s'ubsoribort having just erected and pyt lu
operation a Mill for tbe manufacture of
-. . ' l.i N seed 91 h7 ' .
offer the highest market prica tot FLAX SEED.
They have attaobed to their establishment a Chop
ping Mill, and farmers and ptben wanting grain
jokoppud fur feeding, oan be aooommodatea at the
shortest notice. A tuaohioe fur chopping corn with
the oob is attached to the mill.'
' .- MO KG AN A MASSER.
Jsuuary 26. looti.-ly
TOBSia oxoir HODfifc i s
I K-
, A .STANDARD MANURE . . .
f'OR ALL FIELD AND GARDEN CROPS. ''
Having within the pastyear greatly increased and
improved our facilities for grinding Bones and man
ufacturing, w are prepared to furnieb to the farm
ers of Pennsylvania a luperfor articlo of
Nupr-rvl'homprinto.
Our manufacture has been thoroflghty tested 'tho
past season by practical, men of oar Immediate
neighborhood and elsewhere, and in every case the
result has been entirely satisfactory. '
Our process of pulverising, whereby it Is prepar
ed for and o
GUARRANTEED . TO PASS THROUGH ANY j
. ,' DRILL.
obviates an objection whioh attaches to many fer-
timers, nu seeures to tne tanner a saving ot mucn
valuable time .
8il.l At THB-MAXVKAt'tonY, ,
'AST MARKET STRLET, !
Ktl.lll'KV, PA., ' I
and by our Agonts throughout tho country, in Bags '
of 200 lbs. each, at $58 per Ton of 2000 lbs. I
- , " also j
SIIirPED PROMPTLY
to all points accessuble by rail orcaual.cn receipt i
or order. I SM tt T
TORRINGTON A HODGKINS. j 'xlA'
Also Agents for Sejwour, Morn A Allen's Poll'
Raking Reaper and Mower (The New Yorker) nnd '
Pratt A Smedley's Hay aud Grain Rake. I
Send for Circular.
l'cbruary 1 j, 'OS. ly j
Lime I Lime I Lime I!
rPIIEncw Liuio Kilns of II. 11. Master, nt Sclius- i
JL Grovo Station, are now completed and In suc
cessful operation, producing limo of tho Tery best
ouality. These kilns are built with all tho uiodnrn 1
couveniencos and improvements, and havo a capaci
ty of producing 400 bushels por day. Excollont
roads nave hcon mado to the kilns, not interfered
with by Iho rnilrond, where wagon or sleds enn bo
loaded in a few minutes from tho schutes, without
handling. Having opened a largo body nf tho
beat limestono, at the mouth of the kilns, thoy aro
enabled to sell limo at the low rnto of 11 cents per
bushel. Tho kilns aro in charge of competent por
sons, who will always bo prepared to supply ou."
iomors. Apply to If. B. Mawor, Sunbury, or to
Chns. Dunklcborger, or Chas. J. Conrad, at tho kilns.
December 14, lt!fl7. '
BAUGH'S
4 U.1I7IL.KC1 ti. .M.i.M;Bti:wi
13W announce lo farmers and dealers in Fer
tilisers, that the following prioos hove been adopted
or the present spring season :
BAUGH'S RAW BONK PHOSPHATE.
Price, f SO per 2,000 lbs.
BAt'GH'B CIIICACO BONE FERTILIZER j
Price, f IB per 2,000 lbs. j
BAUGH'S CHICAGO BLOOD MANURE.
This woll known pojulur trade ninrk will bo found !
upon every package of tbe above manures.
MARK
Tho high estimation in which BACUii'd Bono Ma
nures havo been held, during fourteen years past,
we shall fully sustain in the future. Having now tho
entire control of the great rcsourcoa of the city of
Chicago, for furnishing Ammonia nnd Phosphate
yielding matoriat, vis : Bones, Dried Flesh, Blood,
Ac, wo have, in connection with our works in Phil
adelphia, tho largest facilities for furnishing thesu
manure, at the above low prices.
BAUOH A SONS, Philadelphia.
NORT-WESTERN FERTILIZING CO., fhica-..
JOHN RALSTON A CO., (leu 1 A-'ts, New York.
GEORGE KIRKE A CO , Boston.
OL'OllGK DUUDALEi tt holcsalo Ag't, Baltimore
I ""-"uur-
j For all information respecting tho above Manures,
i address either of the ubovo houses.
"JOURNAL OF TIIE FARM,"
A Now Monthly Agricultural Papor, published l y
BAIOH A SONS, PHILADELPHIA.
Its design is to present a full rangoof Agricultura
and Horticultural intelligence ; articles upon the
Practical and Scientific relations of the subjeat ; and
its general aim is to inouleate a popular system of
high manuring. The claims of
BAUOII'S COMMERCIAL MANURES,
are urged in an honest and open way, but not urged
to the exclusion of any other valuable manurial aid
to the farmer which the markets or home resources
afford.
All farmers will find it. we think, fully worth all
it costs, in the practical suggestions it presents, and
the general reader will moot a share of solid enter
tatmnent.
Price, SO cents per veer. Address,
BaCGH A SONS, Philadelphia.
Sold by
SMITH i GENTUER, .Suubury.
Jan. 25, ISCiS. aug'67-ly
7SO CbrHtuiit Street, lMiiladt-lplilu, 1
Are tbo best in Use,
FOK THE FOLLOWING REAeONS .
i
They are more siuiplo and durable, oasior kept iu i
order, make a stronger and more elastic stitch, a J
firmer aud more beautiful seam than any other
Thoy sew all fabrics from two common spools, re- ;
quire no re winding of thread, fasten both ends of ;
the aoam by their own operation, aud though every '
fifth stitch is cut the seam will not rip. 1
The Very lllffticist Irtc, the Vom i
TRADE
of tbe Legion of Honor was conferred on the repre
sentative of tho :
UKOVEK Sc, u.iui:u '
SSWSIIFVB' M&5M3HiKS ! d in fact .veolhi.g usually kept iu a lurgc Store
! Call aud be eouviuccd that tho CUE A TEST
at tbe Exposition rniversclloo, Paris, 1807 ; thus I PLACE TO BUY ALL YOUR GOODS is at
attesting their great superiority over all other sew.
ing machinei.
GROVER BAKER'.
xaw ari'LEi
i: t t 1. 1; nAoim'UN
For Manufacturing,
Couiblno tho most modern and essential improve
ments. The attention is requested of Tailors, Manufac
turers of Boot and Shoes, Carriage Trimming,
Clothing and 11 other requiring tb as of .the
most effective
,..LQCK STJTCH MACHINES,
To these new style, whioh possess unmistakable ad
vantage over all others.
FOR SALE BY ' ' ' '
MUa CAROLINB TJALIUS.
Markot Stree, BUNBUBY, PENN A ,
Nov:23,s6tttA-ly . . i j
. ..-..."SHOEMAKERS.
THE btst dualities of Sid Leather, French Calf
hktns, Morraoces, Liaiags, Lasts, Nails. Peis,
for sal lew by ' J H. CONLfY A Co
A . . .
I not Ra (tsXat Colamn yocs
vrTU criuftily tta& 'H ?'?)
rnts-
'
Buy tho "MOST GOODS,
of th
BEST QUALITY
For tho
LEAST MONEY.
rHOHT.S AM)
sai.ls:
QUICK CASH
hi. 1. ruts. CM;,
ut tho
MAMMOTH STORE,
Mrt.ltkE'1 S'jrARK,
Hu just recuived and opened the
iu:r wi:i.i;xiiana
FINEST A.-rOllTMENT, ef
DRY GOODS IN TOWN.
French Merinos,
Prints, Muslins,
"iDfiliair-s.
'ussiujcres, Ac
NOTIONS cf all kinds.
Hosiery, G lovesMen's and Ladies L'lidefteurhicnt
WHITE GOODS..
I A full sssortiiieut of IKIMMlNGo.
Buildors wili find my Stock of IBui-sitt are,
I I'll in I , Oils, (ilu.s-, Ac, Cuniplctr.
j . . '
M iltow un I iVUrwaie,
QUCUIJWJU'C, GlutbAuiC,
i
i Crockery, Halt
JiOOIVS AND SHOES-
HATS AMI OAl'i.
The Mammoth S tur e.
of
S-I.Y. ritltINO,
'1'i'i'iut) C'ali- UOUa j at,
as my Ooods are bought for Cash aud Sold Cheap
or tbe READY MONEY.
H. V. iiiii.!""
' hunfcury, Oct 1, l'.7
GROCERIES.
provision, ind .Flour
Feed. Store.
J. A. ii;.-BV Ac CO.,
lu Weimcr' Building, Water Street. Mar Kj'ig st
' NORTHUMBERLAND, PA ,
I NFORM their friends aad th public generally
JL that thoy bave a large assortment of Groceries
Provisions. Ac, all fresh and of the best qnallty, cot
sistlng of Tas, Coffees, Bngara, and Pploco.
Dried and Canned Fruits, Prunes, Raisins, Cheese,
and Crackers, snd in fact everything usually
kept In the Grocery lino.
They would also call atlontioii fo thoir large nnd
cheap lot of UooJ FAMILY FLOUR, Green Tea,
iinius, hhoulders. Ac, whioh arc constancy kept on
band. ASOl all ki(1, oJ. Vegetables, ., Ac.
Uive them a call and see for v"ursell.
Jrluumbrlstid, Sept. 2s, J867.
KEEP imES.
Cull and sec the well selected Stock r.f
CLOTH;-
CA8HIMERES.
VESTING'.
OVERCOATINGS,
Just rMcitc-1 at
Ac
MKUCilANT TAlI.OiltM; L.STAM.lSii
MKNT. I'turtb i-lrt-t. Lelow 1'jfterf Store, SI'.MiTUY
WINTER OLOTHING
of tho niot-t spproveil styles is mado up to order a
reasonable rates.
Ho lilts also n fins assortment of Cashmere Shirts,
Drawers, Undershirts, Ovorhauls, Blouses, Neck
ties, Cotton nnd Woolon Hose, Suspenders, HnucJ
korohiefs, Gloves, and n general variety of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GO0DH,
Givo blm a cull, which you will find to be to your
advantage.
Sunbury, Oct. 19, 1867.
Jun.N UAAs, jn.
c. ii woLvrmoM.
COAL! COAL! COAL!
f IMIE subscrihers respectfully inform tbecitiiens of
JL Htiulmry and vicinity, that they have opened a
COAL YARD
at J. Hans .t Co's Lower Wharf, Nunhury. Iu.
whero they aro propared to supply all kind's of Sha
uiokin Coal, at cheap rates. Families and other
promptly supplied. Country custom respectfully
solicited.
HAAS A WOLVERTON,
Sunbury. Jon. 18, i6.t.
SELLERS & F0LWELL.
WHOLESALE
AND FRUITERERS,
; No. 161 North Third fc-'treot, Philadelphia,
j "gr-Orders promptly attended to
rui; oi.r lstabluiiku firm,
I J. J. HHII.VHDSOX it CO.,
! 128 Market Stiieet, Philad'a ,
I Is ihn largest Manufacturing Conftnionors an l
Whulcsula Dealers in Fruiis. Nuts, Ac , in tho
United Stutcs.
March 7, 18u7. ly
TuTaXLINESsIs JiKXT TO GODLI
I NESS."
A' FACT which is demonstrated ut Ul'-NMbON
A CO'S.,
I sV'ir CIuas KIistYins Hair CuttlHf;
! ltd MsaiiipooiiiiiK ICooniH.
I. Two st-class BARBERN always in attendance
Partic Inr attention to cutting Ladies and Children's
hair. 'Jive us a call at the Row Rooms over Ike
. Pou OPjcc.
1 I Sunbury, August 3, 1807 tf
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To this end, wo havo engaged good artists. Tho
literary dopnrttnent will be one of the features of tho
paper, and wo shall publish from time to timo. ori
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tho country.
THIS IS NO LOTTERY.
But we offer as an inducement to those who sub
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000, Rnd the premiums are equally distributed
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book in regular rotation as opened, so that there will
boa fair distribution of tho premiums. We shall
publish tho name of the persons that are entitled to
tho premiums, in tbe New Yobk Monthly illvs
thated, and in the city and country papers.
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SO 10 " 8i0
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50 Wilcox 4 Gibhs' Sowing Machines, ( - 3,000
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mm .
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aud iitnto. Money by dratt, Post office order, regU
terud lotter. or exprecs, umy be Bent at our riak.
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ncecssury infoiuiiitioii.
REFERENCES.
Levi Stnckwell, Treasurer of tho Howe Scwiug
.Ma-bine Co , 600 Broadway. New York.
Edward P. Hatch, iietTetary of the Wilcox A
Gibbs' lowing Machine Co., 503 Broadway, N. Y.
Feb. IS. IS6S.
THE OR13AT P R I Z L :
Jljtosiliuti Cnirertclh; Paris, 1867.
THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE CO
ELIAS HOWE.Ja.
Awarded over Eighty-two Competitors,
'I'Ut- lllKltestt E'rt-iiiiuiu,
'Ihe Only Cioss of tho Legion of Honor
Dd
a OX, ID MEDAL
given to Aueriosn Siwiso Machjnxs, per Imt c
rial Decree, published in th "Moniteur Universal"
(Official Journal of the French Empire), Tuesday.
2d July, 1867, in those words:
) I'abrioant d Machine a c-ju
Elu Uowe, Jit. dreexpoHaut.
Manufacturer of Sewing Ma
chines, Exhibitor
"Thit double first honor is another proof of tlm
great superiority ol th HOWE SEW1NU M .
CHINE overall others ' - ,
-SllilJvY HTJOPS,
No 23 WisW, Lirtt street, Pbiladeli.h.a
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Western Virginia,
i -oiU'irv Ji. lbe.- oni