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stou-jry, PA.
8ATURDAY, MAY 16, 1868.
local affairs.
A toc of Will hptr, Border ud Oar
taint, ery obesp, at Llghtner A Zelglor't Book Store,
Thi plaoe to boy Booki, Stationery, c, ii at
sue oia tuna or Llghtner Zaigler.
NoTABT PtJILIC J.hn S. Bittenbender hu Un
re-appolnted, by tho (Jovernor, Notary Pablia (or
A I . . . - .
oa&mosin, mil county .
Thb Shimokla Furnace, which Was blown cut
some weeks go for repairs, It again in bleat, and U
now in lull operation.
BAKKRDrrcr Coobt. The Rogitter of thli tit
trior, J. M. WiMtllng, Esq., bold a court t the offioa
r Hours. Rockefeller Rohrbaoh on Friday but. '
A bombbb of locomotive ODgtnei, intended for the
union Paolfia Railroad, passed through thU plaoe
ever the Phlle. A Brio Railroad, on Monday I art.
Tan Northumberland Coonty National Bank, of
bbamokin, baa declared a dividend of fonr per eent.,
clear of taiee, out of the profit for the last til
months. .
Dbad. John Holany, who wai injured at the
late beller explosion, in Danville, died a few days
ago. Tbii ia the fifth peraon who baa died from tho
ffeota of the aeoldent.'
AsoTHtR Fatal Accidikt. We learn that a
man named Maoktey tvu killed on the Phils. A
Erie Railroad, at Wataontown, on Lit Saturday,
while engaged in ooopllng earl. He wai a resident
of Look Haven.
Osb of the firm of Moore A Dinioger is again in
the eity purchasing goodatosupply their store. The
large at ck purchased a short time slnoo is already
exhausted. Henoe a new supply is necessary, which
will be opened neat week.
A New Train. An aooommodation train, be
tween this plaoe and Uarrisburg, was put on the
Northern Central Railroad, on Monday Int. It
leaves Sunbury, daily, (except Sunday,) at 7 P. M.,
and arrives at Uarrisbnrg at 9.60 P. M.
Public Sali or a Valoasli Lot Benjamin
Hendricks, Esq., exeoutor of the estate of Clarinda
Grant, deceased, will sell, on the 6th of Juno, the
valuable lot on Aroh street, adjoining the residenoe
or Tbos. D. Grant, Esq. It is one of the best build
ing lots, for a private residence, in this place.
In another oolumn will be found the advertise
ment of Wm. M. Cairns, who has just opened a
Queensware and Stone-Chinaware Store in Market
street, this plaoe. Those wishing good ware at low
prices will do well to oall on bim. Merchants from
a distance are invited to examine bis stock, as bar
gains ean be obtained by buying at wbolesalo. His
assortment is general.
EsTERrmsB R. K. The Ehamokin Herald says
that work on tho extension of this road from the
Greenbaok Colliery to its junction with tho Big J
Mountain road at the Buck Ridge Colliery, was
commenced on the 30th ult. The oontraotors,
Messrs. King A Bradley, intend potting ona hun
dred men on the work, and will push it tbrongh to
completion by the first of August.
Chang B of Scbboole. A new time table for
passenger trains on the Phils. A Erie and Northern
Central Railroads went into effect on Monday last.
Trains now arrive and depart at this placo as fol
lows: Arrive. Luave.
Erie Mail, West, 6.U0 a. u. 6.05 a. at.
Eliuira" " 4.10 p.m. 4.1S p. M.
Erie Express. " 6 .SO 6.40 "
Mail Train, East, 9 68 a.m. 10.82 a. u.
Buffalo Ex., " 12.00 at. IJ 05 '
bun bury Accommodation, 7 00 P. at.
Cbdbcbcr is NoRTnuuMRLAXD. Wo copy the
following from the New York Observer, a religious
journal : '-In tho town of Northumberland, Ta.,
which has only two thousand inhabitants, there are
seven churches. Two of these are Presbyterian, the
First being New School and the Second Old School.
Xhe Presbyterian population is not more than six or
eight hundred, and yet it is split into fragments
wbioh are far from co-operating with one another.
The pastorate of the First church has been vacant
for six months."
Tub Building Association The stockholders
of the Sunbury Mutual Saving Fund and Building
Association will meet at their new hall, second story
of Masonio building, on Friday evening, May 22d,
at 8 o'clock. By order of the Board of Directors.
Tbe following is an extract from the minutes of
the last stated meeting of tbe Board of Directors
Resolved. That the dues to the Association must
be paid on or before tbe regular monthly meeting of
toe Association, before the sale ot money una oom-
jiienocd, in default nf which tne noes will be en
forced. Any of tbe Board of Directors are author
ised to reoeipt for money.
Coal in Cabxrom Towxsbip. Three mines of ex
cellent anthracite coal bave been found on the south
side of Mahanoy Mountain, in Cameron township,
about one mile east of C. B. Boyer's Hotel. This Is
about ten miles west of Ashland, and engineers are
sow engaged in locating a branch railroad to eon
neat with the Mine Hill R. R. at Locust Dale. The
veins developed are five, twelve and thirty-five feet
thick respectively. Tbe twelve foot vein is red ash,
and tho others an excellent quality of white asb.
There is no doubt of there being oosl of equally aa
good quality further west. These discoveries add
greatly to the mineral wealth of our county. Ga
zette. - Tan Northumberland Uridgb Compart. At a
mooting of the stockholders of the Northumberland
Bridge Company, held at Vankirk's Hotel, in Nor
tbumberland, on Monday, 4tb Inst., tbe following
gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing year :
President John Taggart.
Managers Amos E. Kapp, Wm. L. Dewart, Wm
I. Greenough, Wm. T. Forsyth, Joseph Priestley,
M. B. Priestley.
Secretary and Treasurer Wm. T. Forsyth
At a meeting of the Managers of the Company,
at the same time and place, after long deliberation
it was resolved to entirely abolish the old contract
system. Ueoee no diminution of tolls will bo al
lowed to any one using the bridges during the cur
rent year
Abbists On Wednesday of last week a man
Hamad Lewi, tiunii. a Snaniard. wu arraited hv
constable Purse), of this plaoe, on complaint of
A. v- nooo.es, or fiortnumoeriaaa, onargea wiin
attempting to sub bim. He was taken before Jut
ai. KhindaJ. who aommitted bits, hut h. aiiha.
quently obtained bail for bit appearance at August
term of oourt. '
On Friday of last week John Polaa was arrested
by deteouve James Melloy for breaking into a
freight car on the Northern Central Railroad, and
stealing four bundles of bay forks and a trunk top
posed to eon tain books. Tbe stolen property was
recovered. He was committed, la default of f 500
ball, by Justice Fbindel.
On the same day detective Melloy arrested a men
samed Leonard Dimmiek, who eras charged with
having, on tbe 5th inst., broken into a freight oar
on the Northern Central road.' II was committed
by Justice Skiodel. in default of 1500 ball. i.
George Qlipbaot was also arrested t the same
dsy, by constable Fursol, obarged by Dlmmiek with
being an aoeomplioa In tbe robbery of the freight
oar. He wu taken before Justice Bbiodol, who
committed bin, being unable to get bell to too
-ensue n of (500. The prisoners did not obtain any.
ibipg by breaking into the car. it being loaded with
shingles. Dtuimick was out of the parties arrested
(oat tig eiaoe for stealing a barrel of porter I roes
,1. WMtiin? aataMIshmsctof F. Rota, ia Cske't ad-
Ut(ue, OUphant, who if saliva of jthU place, it
I, I
I
U old offetder,. having y eeenuy aerveo. a wm ia
the aetorn reoUeatltxy.
RBMoAi.o',t. Darptr1CoU.ifcTor"br Noa
tncBMRLABO Coortt. Colt A. T.-Bital, of Wat
aontown, who bat been Deputy Collector of Internal
Revenue for this coonty for the past two years; hu
been removed by the District Colleotor, Charles H
Sbriner, and Mr. Haute, until recently one 6f tie
publishers of the MUBlnburg Telegraph, appointed
In bit place. Mr. Bitel has been a faithful, atten
live And obliging offlotf , and our ottlienf will regret
fail removal, - We presume, of course, that the cause
of this aotloh on the 'part bf Mr. Bhrlner was the
wall known devotion of Mr, Bltel to the cause of
Republicanism, and who; although an offloe bolder
nder Johnson, hat alwayt been true to the prlnol-
plesof the Union party. The Miltonian, of Friday
last, notioei his removal as follows : ' . V'
"We bave lust learned that Cot. A. T. BIset.
Deputy Colleotor of Internal 'Revenue for this
county, bat bsen removed by Collector Shrlner, and
a gentleman from Union oounty appointed In hit
iieaa, ana inis, too, alter u waa announoea inaunr.
Bltel would eolleot the taxes as usual. No cause it
give for this strange prooeedur and his removal,
under the oircumstaooee, it not only aa-lnaalt to a
faithfal publlo officer, bttt an injury to his reputation
as a man. Maj. Shriner waa appointed Colleotor
under the Adminiitr. tlnn of President Lincoln, and
after he had been rejected by the apublioans of
Lycoming, Unioa and Snyder counties tor oiate
Benator. lie was not enuuea 10 me puBiuoa uv
when aeleeted had the stench of Democracy rank
and strong upon hit garments. Hi appointment
was a oiuiraer, a oiuoaor weunwu kurvugu
sonal piqae and spite a blunder that waa worse
than a polltieai crime. .- The Kepublioaa party, to
day, hat no bitterer, nor more malignant foe than
maj. vhu M. Banner; to d suspeeieo or noia
iaa fullowihln with the nart that cut him In dace.
and feeds him, is an olfenoe punished with instant
removal from omoe."
Damns Robsirt. On Monday, the 27th ult.,
two mta called at the hotel of Mr. Solomon Mengit,
on the rivor below the out-let looks, In Muney Creek
township, during the absence of Mr. Mengis, and
after oalling for drinks, obe of them offered a bill In
payment, and while Mrs. Mengis Was In the act of
making the ohange, he struok her npon the side of
the head with a billy, knocking ber insensible upon
the floor, and then robbed ber of a pocket book
containing about $170.' The scoundrels then made
their escape into the Muncy Hills. Mr. Mengit
coming home and learning the facts at once quietly
set about to ferret Out the gutlty partlea. On Thurs
day evening last he visited Turbutvllle, Northum
berland oounty, for that purpose, and met a man
whom from the description given him by bis wife
he believed to be one of the men. On Friday
morning he had him arrested and brought before
Justice Painter, of this Borough, where ho was iden
tified by Mrs Mengis, and Mr. Hugh MoCabe, the
latter having teen tbe men take tbe road leading
Into the Muncy Hills, after the robbery, but at the
time did not know what bad been done. His name
is Brooch, and he resides at or near Turbutvllle.
He was oommltted to jail at Williamsport, in default
of bail. The other man Is still at large. Muney
Luminary. -
(Jcod Tbmplari. The following ofBoers of Unity
Temple of Honor, No. 79, of Mt. Carmel, bave been
elected to sorve for the term commencing May 1st,
lb88, and ending with October, 18fl8 : W. C. T.,
Heieklah Floyd ; W. V. T., Jos. Ramsay ; W. R.,
Daniel D. Bollob ; W. A. K , Geo. A. Helper ; W.
Tr., Edward B. Sllllwagner; W. T. R., Jeokin
Evans; W. U., C. W. Ramsay ; W. D. U., James
Richardson; W. Q., Jonathan Kelst ; W. 8., Thos.
U. John ; W. Chap., Rev. Moses Harvey.
The Good Templars of Milton Installed the follow
ing offiaers on Monday evening, 4th inst : Rev.
S. W. Kirby, W. C. T. ; A. Cadwallader, P. W. C.
X. ; Kate Cadwallader, W. V. T. ; Thomas Mer
vine, W. C ; R. M. Longmora, W. S. ; Celestla
Seidel, W. A. 8. ; John Caldwell, W. X ; D. Holler,
W. F. 8. ; W. P. Hull, W. M. ; Belle Seidel, W.
D. M. ; Annie Rhawn, W. 1. G. ; Milton Kerr, W.
O. G.J Myra Reed, R. 11 S. ; Annie Angstadt,
L. 11. 8. L. M. Morton was eleoted Lodge Deputy
for the ensuing yosr.
Tax Strieb at Dahvillx. The Danville Avie
rtranaays: On Saturday last the Furnaoemen at
the Pennsylvania Iron Works notified tbe Manager,
Mr. Dan Morgan, that they must have an advance
of wages. eVhey were informed that on answer
would be givon on Monday morning. Accordingly
on Monday morning they were informed that a cer
tain advance would bo made. This did not satisfy
them, and they at once left the Furnaces, without,
as usual, blowing them out. Of course, to save the
immense expense and loss of a chill, tbe Furnaeee
bad to be drowned out, which also involves a heavy
loss. The mill hands are also threatened by pla
cards and raids in disguise, to cease working. -
Tub Statb Militia. Under a misapprehension
of tbe facts it has been stated that the bill for tho
reorganization of tbe militia of Pennsylvania passed
tbe Legislature and was signed by tho Governor.
Tbe bill failed in the Senate at the very last mo
ment, notwithstanding its passage was earnestly de
sired by Gov. Geary, as in bis judgment it was a
measure entirely calculated to place tbe militia of
Pennsylvania on a footing aa near as possible to that
occupied by the military foroos of other States. As
tbe facu now exist, it is shown that in this particu
lar Pennsylvania is far behind tbe other States in
armament, equipment and aggregate of militia'.
We spend leu money now, and have always appro
priated less than any of the other States, for such
purposes.
Heavy Salb or Rcal Estatb in Sntdir Co.
The real estate of Jacob Beaver, deceased, and
George Peffer, situate near Beavertown, Snyder
county, cas sold at public tale on tbe 30th ult., for
tbe turn of $42,421 28. One tract, containing 173
aorea, was sold to George Dreete at $125 10 per
acre, without buildings. The other tract was sold
to Michael Beaver at $91 25 per acre. This is tho
largest tale made in Snyder oounty eince its organi
sation. Tbb aitisens of Danville bave tak.n stops toward
the introduction of water in that plaoe. A meeting
was held on Monday evening of last woek, and a
permanent organisation ef a water company effeoled
by tbe election of Thomas Beaver, President ; I. X.
Grier, Secretary, and David Clark, Treasurer.
Managers and several committees were appointed,
and tbe enterprise now bids fair to be a suceess.
A bill passed tbe lata Legislature tnakiug im
portant changes in the fees allowed to oounty offi
cers, including Sheriffs, Registers, Reoorders, Pro
thonotariee, Clerks of tbe Courts, Justices of the
Peace and Constables. T be fees, as a general thing,
are materially increased by the new law.
. ,. ; 1 ; V (For the American
Hooir-Cleani.no Extraoroibabt. In Centre
Square, not a hundred miles from tbe Bataar Clo
thing House, is an establishment employing some
six or seven individuals four feminines, two genu
and an errand-boy. The 'shebang," as tbe boys in
the Union army used to style their "local habita
tions," was. up to within a few weeks ago, tossy the
least about it, very unoanny. It looked more like a
'blacksmith's shop in tbe house" than an emporium
of fashion or a modern tailoring establishment. Even
here in tbe good old borough of Sunbury, house
oleaoing time, like Christmas, generally ooyes
around unoe a year
Thinking, perhaps, that aa the boyt belonging to
the N. C. R. R. would toon don their new and
tastily gotten up uniforms, and that they might ra
sort to this partiou'ar r-laoa to get some of their
1'fisinKS," our friends ooscludeJ to rejuvenate their
dingy shop. Accordingly, armed with brooms,
bu.aete, eerebbiDg-bmsaes, soap, soda, sand, o.,
tbe establishment employees tnade raid npon cob
webs, dingy walls, tobaooo-etainad Door' and t'fly
fretooed" vindoif panes, and, after a day's bard
labor by seven willing (or unwilling) haada, tat
hygenla and oblutionary tranelbrmation wee so great
that tbe hands, next morning, on going to work,
thought they bad got into "the wrong box," by
mistake. The plaoe looked tuntum ! Tbe walls
glittered with paper of a costly pattern ! Thse.il
Ing was adorned witb'a Coat of pure white-wash,
laid on heavily by an expert hand and with a -bran
new" brush, the fioor eraa '-swabbed up" and nioslv
I sanded, and tbe place looked 100 per cent bettor.
Gentlemen of leisure, -friends, Ac, bearing of the
I admirable Improvement, 'stepped 'round" to oon
1 wratnlato our friends of tbe afoVeeaid establishment,
' and great was the excitement at. the social and
neighborly gathering. "So far, to good '." Be It
fOBMOmooroq, aowwer, sua. wim rvivirvu tv.
moat fans khs done in a a-reat Burr, "west book"
on lie originators and finishers. The calling bat
turned Ouui a aiUky white to a lively pnk hue ;
the papering of the walls, like tbe "sear and yellow
leaves1' of autumn, it shrivelling up ; tnd the floor
hat fallen Into the error of its former ways a sad
pietare or untidiness dusty and toiled so that an
ahaenar would acarosl believe il to be the "gay
I and. festive" looking cafe of ten days ego proof
I wii.iai that In hAuaa-alaanlna at well at In more
romtntio and common-place affairs, through haste
and went of indfmeot, "leve't ltbcr" If, toe often,
"L-at "
r . BUSINESS BfTIOB8. .
laoi;.rrIntlnir.Uvln;raoeived a
large lupply of NEW JOB TYPE, of various new
ttytet, Pouters Handbills, Clreulart, Cards, Letter
Heads, ' Bill Heads, labels', Ac1., can be printed la
the latest ahoT pert rttlet, and on short notloe.
Ordeney mall promptly -attended to . , , . f
" ' - i a. c " '
.Tbb huiioml lultl mada by . F. Bhaafior, Mer
chant Tailor, are attracting considerable attention.
Bhaeffef It a firtt-olatt tailor and thoroughly under
stands hit business. Hit reputation for making
Well-fitting garments, together with hit extremely
fow prloet, have scoured for hit establishment a
good run of custom. . Every one should oall and tee
hit new itook of goods, for spring and summer. .
t.. i njl.,r.
Tat realon why to many people from all parti of
town, and from all parts of the country, past other
placet where boots and shoes are kept, and go to
Miller't Excelsior Store, In Market Bqdare, Is tot
ceptlble of ciplanatlon--he keeps a full assortment,
the people oaa get what they want, and cheaper
than elsewhere, . Satisfactory reasons, certainly.
"A TBiNd of beauty is a joy forever," It a aaylng
as old as It Is true, and it applies exaotly to the
beautiful new Bpring Hats just received Vy Faust,
the fashionable Hatter, Market Square. Judging
from the rapidity and extent of his sales, our oltl.
tens appreciate the cheapness at which bit goods are
disposed of.' -
Rbmoval, The Photograph Gallery of Samuel
Byerly has been removed to the building lately
occupied by Dr. Reorv-three doors west of the
Continental 431olbtlg Store.
., a.4Swa
Bnr when end where you can buy obeaply. If
you have need of now clothing, and with to get a
good artlole, go to the Continental Clothing Bat'tr,
Market 8qoare. It is the plaoe togetthe full value
of your money. The spring goods are open to In
spection and cannot be surpassed. Go and tee them.
Dm You Srb ? Did you tee the fine assortment
of cloths, oassinieres and vesting! at Beck't Mer
chant Tailoring establishment, on Fourth street?
He has a fine variety to suit bit customers, and
goods are made up at short notice, In the Very best
manner, at prices astonishingly low. Call and ex
amine bis goods. The style and prloe oannot fail
to please.
Coa's Cocaa Balsam. The great popular Reme
dy for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whooping Cough, and
Consumption. Bothslies ordinary 4 gs., also mam
moth family bottles for sale by all druggists and
dealers In medloines. No family should be over
night without it in tbe house.
Cob's- Dyspepsia Curb Will immediately ro-
lieve and permanently oure tbe most aggravated
oase of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Sour Stomach, Con
stipation, and all diseases of the Stomach and Bow
els, rbysioiane, oiergymen ana an no use it, join
in unbounded praise of its great virtues. Sold by
Druggists every where. Price $1. CO.
Corrected Weekly for the "Am er loan."
Wheat Flour, extra family, per barrel,
do do de do perewt.
Rye Flour, per bbl.
do per cwt.
Wheat, prime red, new, per bushel,
Rye, do
Corn, new, do
Oats, do
Potatoes, do
Dried Peaches, pared per round
do do anpared do
Dried Apples, do
$15 00
7 50
10 00
6 00
t 90
60
20
80
1 75
SO
20
15
3 00
45
20
25
22
25
20
14
13
18
60
Dried Cherries, (ucstoned,) per bu.
Butter,
per pound,
fcggs.
Cheese,
Lard,
Hams,
Shoulders,
Beef, hind quarter,
" from "
Mutton,
Chickens,
per aoten,
per pound,
do
do
do
do
do
do
per pair
Sbomokln Coal Trade.
Sbamokin, May 12, I860.
Tons. C'wK.
Sent for week ending May 9, 12,0 i7 12
Per last Report, 121.726 00
1S3.703 12
137,781 12
4,018 00
To tame time last year,
Decrease,
Special Notices.
Dbapkbsb. Blindness ano Catarrh treated
with tbe utmost suooees by J. Isaacs, M. D., Ocul
ist and Aurist, (formerly of Leyden, Holland,) No.
805 Arch Street, Philadelphia Testimonials from
the most reliable souroes in city and country oan be
seen at bis office. - The Medical faculty are invited
to acoom.any tneir patients, as he bas no secrets in
bit practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted with
out painNo charge for examination. nov.80-ly.
To ConcasnptlveM.
The Rav. EDWARD A. WILSON will send (free
of charge) to all who desire It. the prescription with
the directions for making and using tbesiiuple reme
dy by which be was oured of a lung affection and
ik.i .1 - I .1 : n .: II.'. . :
utt uiwj uuvmg vuuauu, p, iuu. V" VU,J uujevi 1
to benefit the afflicted, and be hopes every sufferer
will try this prescription, as it will cost them nothing,
any may prove a blowing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
myl-'671y Williamsburg, Kings Co., N. Y.
0
NE PRICE CLOTHING.
JONES'
old established
01; piuce
CLOTHING HOUSE,
UO market Ntrcel,
One door above Sixth, Philadelphia. ,
For many years this Establishment bas done bnsi
ness on tbe One Price bys-em, and we believe we
are the only Clothing House in the city that strictly
adheres to this prinoipla. . We bave earned a repu
tation which we are proud of, for good taste in select
good stylet and substantial materials, and not less
important, for having all our goods ,
- i:vritA w:i,l, jmdi;. '
We employ the best talent, for Cutters, and our
Goods are of both kinds fashionable and plain
to that all tastes can be suited. - Tbe prices are the
very lowest, as any one by a moment t thought mutt
tee, or otherwise we eould not meet the competition
of our neighbors, for as no deductions are evor made,
we must put our prioes down to the advantages we
promise.
Tbe people may depend, this is the true plan npon
wbioh to do business, and many a dollar can be
saved to Clothing buyers by keeping in mind
1 Jones'
one pbice clothing house,
604 Market Street, Philadelphia,
Not on tbe Corner, but one door above Sixth.
K. . MAIZE, MalesjmaB..
April 4, 1868. ly
coi.4jJ.iti-: sv to's,
GERMAN
ERASIVE S04P
is manufactured from PURE
MATERIALS, and may be
considered the STANDARD OF
EXCELLENCE. For tale by
all Grocers.
May 18, iao7.ly.
, llrrori ef Voulb,
A genUemas who Buffered for yean from Nervous
Debility,. Premature Decay, and all the cffeoU of
youthful indiscretion, will, for the take ef tuflericg
humanity, aead free to all who need It, the recipe
end directiont for making tbe simple remedy by
ivuiuu nv waa um vuuor.re wuuung V3 prons ey
the advertiser's experieaoe. osu da so by addressing.
In perfect eonadenoe.
y ta -er.iy
42 Cedar Street, M. V.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AGENTS WANTED FOB DANA'S
-l ACTBORUIp ARD AUTBXRT10
Life of V'lTstl U. Uraut Va
Comprising a complete and accurate history of hit
eventiui ana interesting career, witn aa authentic
narrative of bis invaluable military servioes, adding
also aa Impartial estimate of bis character as a Man,
a Soldier, and titausmas.. . By Hon. Charles A.
Dana, late Assistant Secretary of War. Tbe Spring
laid Republican says : "Dana't Life of Grant It
lure to bt the most tuthentio and best Life of Grant
published." For particulars, apply to or address
GURDON BILL CO., Springfield, Mass., or W.
D MTft 8,41 Mtidsi taut, N'Y eplJT-et
A TREMENDOUS
NEW GOODS,
OP ALL THE LATEST STYLES,
AND REDUCED PRICES,
JUST RECEIVED AT
THACHER'S
FIRST NATIONAL
Boot, Shoe & Trunk Store,
IN PLEASANTS BUILDING,
MARKET SQUARE,
S XT 1ST 13 XT iFtr, JPJ.
Sunbury, May 2, 1otS3. 2t
NEW DRY GOODS
AND
Fresh Groceries I
On Third St., one door below the Lutheran Church,
SUNBURY, PENN'A.
HENRY lET33i3,
Has Just oponcd a large assortment of
DRY GOODS, such at Calicoes, Dolainvi, Muslins,
Ac, Ac.
QKOCEBIE a
and
PROVISIONS
of all kinds, such at
bt'OAUS, COFFEES, TEAS, SPICES, COAL OIL
Molasses, Syrups, Mackerel, Lard, Hams, Nuts
Dried and Canned Fruits, Prunes, Kaisins, Cheese,
and Crackers, and in fact everything usually
kept in the Grocery lino.
Hams, Fub, Conl.Oil, Crockery-ware, Queemwuro
Glass-ware, Willow-ware, Ac
The best FLOUR and MEAL in the Market
Tobacco, Cigars, and a variety of NOTIONS.
Also : All kinds of Canned Fruit, at tbe lowed
prices.
Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
3rCall and examine my Stock, and satisfy your
elves. " .
HENRY PETERS.
Sunbury, April 25, 1887;
SPHING FASHIONS IN
isAiiiiiLiiNrEiRr'.
Miss LOUISA 6HISSLEH.
THt popular Millinery, south sido of Market
Bquare, ounbury, is desirous of calling the attention
ot tbe publio and trado to her unique and handsome
assortment of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOCDS.
lust opened... On hand and made to order, are the
latest and most superb styles of
Ilrldal, HI oil ruin iiss1 Dretisi Uon
" netis sand Huts. -
Also, a splendid assortment of Trimming, Artificial
Flowers, Bonnet Frames, Veils, Collars, io.
Gentlemen's Goods, such as Hosiery, Handker
chiefs, Neck-ties, Brushes and goods lor the toilot.
Also, a fine assortmont of Pcrfumory, and all
goods usually kept in a well furnished eslubluhment.
A oall is only required tobeoout inced.
N. B. Special attention is directed to a fine lot
of Ladies' Dress Cans and Head Dresses.
LOUISA SU1SSLER.
April IS, 186b .
SUNBURY FOUND RV7"
GHO. KOIIItH.lCII fc KU,
ARE now carrying on business at their enlarged
and improved Foundry with renewed vigor.
Castings of every description, promptly furuiihod
to order.
The Stoves manufactued at this Foundry have
acquired tbe highest reputation.
Particular attontiou paid to MILL CASTINGS.
Farmort should not forget that the PLOWS made
at tbe Sunbury Foundry have ucver been oquallod.
Agricultural iuiplouiems repaired at short notioe.
Small eastiugt. inoluding Cooking utensils, of the
niot improved and must useful paitoros.
The bualneea will be conduoted on an enlarged
scale. Old oustomers will be accommodated as usual,
and new ones are respectfully solicited.
Sunbury, May 3, 1868.
HOOTS A.I NIIOF.K.
J. C, 8YLVIS, WITH II. G. THACHEU,
Manufacturer of
' TRENCH AND AMERICAN CALF
lot, Khoesi and (iaitvrs,
Pleasants' Building, Market Square,
- SUNBURY, FA. ,
Ladies' Boots, Shoos and Gaiters of all description
made to order on the shorten notice and most rea
sonabl terms. Having tbe btst workmen employed
we can assure tbe public that, if they will give us a
call, they will be satisfied of tbe above facts. RE
PAIRING neatly done with ditpatoh.
If your corns do hurt your feet,
. Just oall and leave your measure,
. : And we will make your Shoes or Boots,
- That you will oall a treasure.
March 28, 'M ly. ; -
Hi:iirit oil, iiiu.
THE subscribers baviug just erected and put iu
operation a Mill for the manufacture of
' LINBEED OIL, -offer
the highest market price for FLAX SEED.
Thev have attached to their establishment a Chop
ping Milt, apd farmers and otheta wanting grata
chopped for' feeding, oan be ecoominodatea at tbe
tbortett notice. A inaxbiue for chopping coru with
tbt cob It attached to tho mill.
MORGAN A MASSER.
January K. 1848 ly - .
A LARGE supply of Wall Paper and
Dorder, Just received and fur tale cheap,
at the
Mlmmotb etore of
B Y FKILINO
AcriJ t, IMS
P. H, MOORE, - " D. C, mMIROER.
New I'Irm! A'ew ttort New It oom!
- - and an
ENTIRE NEW 8T0CK OP GOODS I
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES !
MOORE fc D18S1NUEB, '
Have Just opined a carefully teleeM ttoek of
NEW GOODS, in
. Hauprs ievr Iron Front.
MARKET STREET, SUNBURY, PENN'A
Consisting of
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, GROCERIES, QUEENS
WARE, GLASSWARE, and a full line of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
AMD
faadaesi Ikreasj Ootsdai,
Callooes, Muslins, Flsnnelt, Table Linens Toweling,
Cheeks, Ticking, Counlerpates, Cassimeres,
Vestings, Yarns, Skirta, Neok Ties,
CuOS, Collars llandkerohiefs,
Hoso, Oil Cloth, Carpets,
Wood and Willow-Ware.
We invite special attention to the quality of our
Stook of
GUOCIvBIKN A 8PICI3R,
RIO and JAVA COFFEE, TKA3, SUGARS,
MOLASSKS. SYRUPS, SOAP, SALT,
FISH, VINEGAR, Ac, Ac
Compbell't Celebrated FLOUR, alwayt on hand.
We feel oonBdont tbnt cash buyen will Bod it to
tbeir advantage to give ut a oall. and oustomers
generally are invited to oall and examine our goods
and got posted on our prices.
By strict attention to tbe watita of our customers
and luir dealing we hope to merit a full there of tho
publio patronage.
COUNTRY VRODUCE of all kinds taken in ex
ohango for goods, for which tho highc.t price will
MOORE A DISSINGKR.
Sunbury, April 11, 'M
J. W. Bl'fcVKHHON, A. N. Bhice.
ATTRACTION"
AT
UAUPT'8 NEW IRON FRONT II
STEVENSON & RRICE,
IT
AVbopeneu up a new ana aeslrable stock of
Goods in Haunt's New Builiiue. consiatina in
American Wali'hfs,
GOLD WATCHES,
BOOKS, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
STATIONERY, SILVER-WARE,
GOLD PENS, SPECTACLES, NOTIONS,
Glass-Wnro, Cutlery, Pictures,
Lonking Glasscs, &c &c, &c.
Call and examine our stock. Our aim will be to
please and satisfy all whocnll.
S1EVENSON ABRICE.
Sunbury, April 18, 1888 3m
L U'lisT STIXJUS UF
SPRING AND SUMMER
Millinery Goods,
1Iimsi f (alosiblYr, begs leave to an
nounce to tbo Ladiosof Sunbury and vioinily, that
she has just opened a large and varied stock of
MILLINERY GOODS,
The latest New York and Philadelphia styles of
LADIES' HATS AND BONNETS.
Also, an excellont assortment of Fashionable Em
broideries, Ediringfl. Laces. Woolen Cuds. Handker
chiefs, Scarfs, Gloves, Hosieries, and all kinds of
x snoy iNotions, stamped Aluslin, Corsets, Perfume
ries, fco'ipe, Lilly White, Kuaincl of America, Sta
tionery, Ac, Ac.
Call and oxauiiuo fur yourselves. No trouble to
show goods
Sunbury, April 11 1948.
1868.
SPRING OPENING.
1868.
EVICT. At LAHDELL,
FOURTH AND AUC11 STREETS, PlilLAl'EL'A.
NEW BPRING SILKS.
M'W STYLE SHAWLS.
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS.
STEEL AND PEARL POPLINS.
E. A L. always keep the
BEST BLACK SILKS.
N. B. Nt Cash Buyers will find It to their in
tarsal to oall, ut Bargains from Auction are daily
rccoived. mar21-6t.
THE GREAT
AXE111CAX VOMBINA TION
IliUtou Hole Ort-i-oumliijf
Its Wonderful Popularity Cncclusire Proof of its
Great Merit.
The inorease in tho demand for this valuablo ma
chine has been TEN FOLD during the last seven
months of its first year boforo tbe public.
This grand and surprising sucoe?s is unpreoedenU
ed in the buttery of sewing-machines, and w e teel
fully warranted in claiming that
IT HAS NO EQUAL,
Being Absolutely the Best
I AUtLY UACIll.-Vi:
IN THE WORLD,
An.l Intrinsically the Cheapest.
It is really two machines combined in one, (by a
simple and beautiful mechanical arrangement,) ma
king both tbe Shuttlaor Lock -stitch, and tbe Over
teaming and Button-bole stitch, with equal facility
and perfection, It executes in the very best manner
every variety of sewing, such as. Hemming, Felling,
Cording, Tucking. Stitching, Biuidingand Quilting,
Gathering and sewing on, (d.-no ut tbe same time,)
and in addition, Oversoauis, tinbroiderson tbe edge
and makes beautiful Button and Eyelet-boles In all
fabrios.
Every Machine is warrantod by tbe Company, or
IU Agents, to givo entire satisfaction.
Circulars, with full particulars and samples of
work done on Ibis Machine, can be had on applica
tion at tbe Salesrooms of
THU AMERICAN
BUTTON HOLE, OVERSEAMING AND
SEWING MACHINE CO.,
S. W. Cor. Eleventh and Chestnut Streets,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Instructions givon ou the Machine at Ibo rooms of
tho Company gratuitously to all purchasers.
AGENTS WANTED.
FKED'K PAXSON, Presideul.
W. B. Mhndeniiai.i., Trimmer.
Aprils, 1B08. lyjjan. 2o,
AliiiIiiltrutor's !otlve,
ESI ATE OF WILLIAM R. JONES, DEC'D.
Notioe Is hereby given that letters of administra
tion have been grauted to the undorsigned on the
estate of William It. Jones, late of Lower Augusta
township, Northumberland oounty. Pa. Ail persons
indebted to said estato are requeued to make imme
diate payment, and those having claims to present
tuuiu,duly aulboulicaUtd. for settlement.
PETER H. SNYDER,
Administrator.
(sunbury, April lXth lbt)S.-6t.
FARM FOR RENT !
A FARM, containing about TO eort cleared land,
with dwelling, Ac, situate in Sbamokin town
ship, Northumberland county, ia ottered for rent on
reasonable terms. For further particulars, apply at
tbo Mcrcbaut Tailor bbup, of J. O. Beck, on Fourth
street, Sunbury, Pa.
Bunbury, April 11, 1888.
KEEP WELL-DRESSED.'
Call aiii edt the a oil selected Stock cf
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
OVERCOATINGS, VESTING?, 4o
Just received at
MEIiCUANT TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT, Fourth Strcot, below Eyiter's Store, BU.MIURY
WINTER CLOTHING
of the most approved stylet it made up to order a
reasonable rates
- He bat alto a tne assortment of Cassimore rihlrls,
Draweis, Undershirts, Overhauls, blouses, Neck,
ties, Cotton and Woolen Hose, ejuspouders, Hand
kerchiefs, Gloves, and a general variety of
GENTLEMEN 'd PlRNIcUlleiG GOODS,
Give him a call, which you will Cod U le to your
advantage.
Sunbury, Oct 19,1867
SPRING 0PENINO.
GREAT FALL IN PRICES t
Buy tho MOST GC0DS.
eftbe
BEST GiTJ-A-IrflT-ST
For the
LEaST money.
SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK CASH
SALES t
II. V. sVUbXIAU,
st the
MAMMOTH STORE,
market sqcark.
6UNBURY, PENN'A.,
Hat Just received ud opened th
BEST SELECTED and
TINES! ASSORTMENT, of
DRY GOODS IN TOWN.
Flench Morit, Trints, ilusiliis,
Ginghams, Caajimeret, Aj.
Delaines and Araoures.
Domestic Cottons, Bron and Bleached
NOTIONS of all kinds.
Hosiery, Gloves, Men's and Ladles Undergarment
WHITE GOODS.
A full assortment of TRIMMINGS.
Builders will flad my Stock of Hardware,
Palntw, Ollai, Caluaa, Ate, Complete.
Drugs and Medicine,
Willow and Cedarware,
Qucon.ware, Glaiware,
Crockery, Salt
BOOTS AND SHOES-
HATS AND CAPS,
uiid lu fact everything utuully kept in a large 3 una
Call and be convinced that the CHEAPEST
PLACE TO BUY ALL YOUR GOODS is at
The Mammoth Store.
of
X. 'V. 1'RILINQ,
Tentttj Catab, 30 day ,
as my Goodt are bought tbf Cash and Bold Cheap
for the KKDY MONEY. 1 give the trade the ad
vantage of all reductlcui at fast as they are made by
Manufaoturtrt.
U Y FRILINO
j fcuutury, April IS, 1 84
100 REWARD
. Pui a medicine that will oure
CCV0H9,
INFLUENZA,
TICKLING in lit THROAT, -
WHOOPING COUOIt,
ot relieve ,
CONSUMPTIVE OOUOHS,
at ouick at
COE'8 COUGB BAL8AMI.
ovtR one million bottles
have beso tM and nfl a tincle lostaiM of ill f.Air. vi
known. We have, in oar notsestiun, sny qusulityof Cei
tiflcaies, some of them from
EMINENT PHYSICIANS
who have usrd it in Hi nr prnelioo, end given it the pre
eminence over every other eompoand. ,
IT DOES NOT DRV UP A COUGH,
bat LOOSENS iT,
si es to enable th patient to expectorate freely. Two or
Wm IsvaautLV Ctrs TK-tittu ill vwa TasoaT !
A hnlf bitile has often eompleletv cored the most Stub,
born Couah. and v.t. ih.tueliii ia at aumand .Draflv In iie
operation, It is perfectly harml.., beinu purely veBStahln,
Itis veryeirenblrtrithe lnU; eud may be tdmuiislered
lo ehildren of sny age.
In eases of CROUP a s wlllsnarsnlM a cure, if take In
NO. FAMILY SHOULD BR WITHOt T IT I
It is within th. reaoh of ill, It being the cheapest and bee1
medieiiie extant.
C. G, CLARK ft CO., Proprietor!,
NEW HAVEN. CONN.
ApriHt, 1E9.-Iy
OOE'S
DYSPEPSIA CURE!
THIS GREAT REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES of
the
8T O M A O H H
Is the dlannvery of the invetitor of Coe'o valuable Cnurh
HHlwm, while experimenting for hisown health. Itcured
Cramp lu the f hhtihi Ii for nun which had before yielded
to nothing butchlorurorm.
The almost daily tratiinoiiy frurn various pans of the
enuntry encourage os to believe there is no disease caused
by a uiaordeieu stotuaca it will not speedily oure.
Physicians endorse and Use it I
Minister give testimony of Ha ofSoaoy.
And from all directions we receive tid.os of cures par
formed. DY3PEP3! A I
It is tare to cure
HEARTBURN !
One dose will cure.
SICK-HEADACHE !
It ha. cured ir. hundieds sf cases
HEADACHE AND DIZZINESS!
It stops in thirty minutes.
1CIDITY OF THE STOMACH I
It Correct at once
RISE OF THE FOOD !
It stope Immediately
DISTRESS AFTER EATING !
One d?ee will remove
CHOLERA MORBUS 1
Rapidly yields to a few doeee.
BAD BREATH!
Will be changed with half a bottle.
IT IS PEBPEOTLY HAEMLESS
Its UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS is owing to the
fact that
t Curca by Apulating Nature
TO RF.-AS9ERT HER SWAY IN THE SYSTEM !
Nearly every dealer In the United States sells It at
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
C Q. CLAEK & CO., rroprieton,
SEW HAVES, coys.
April 18, 188. ly.
JS-ttxiiC?9a.ra'efvjaJ,
O. M. Itfc.V-y, Dtnllst,
Will remove bis Office to J. M. Simpson's Building,
2nd story, Market Square,
WHERE be will be prepared to do all kindi of
work pertaining to Dentistry. Will keep
constantly on hand a large assortment of Teeth, and
other Dental material, from which he will be able to
select, and meet tbe wants of his customers.
All work warranted to give sat.Ef-icti-jo, or else the
money refunded.
Tbo very best Mouth Wash and Tooth-PortS era
kept on band.
His references arc the numerous patrons for whom
Lu '.lit, rksl 'or ra !.ut twe'veye irs.
Bunbury, March 21, leu3.
Watchmaker & Jeweler,
MARKET SQUARE, SUNBUhY.PA.,
Will remove bis Jewelry Store to Miller't Stone
Building, oornor of iid and Market Square,
ON FEBRUARY 1st, 1863,
vshere be will be happy to receive hit old oustomers
and the publio in general. Thankful for past favors,
be solicits a oontinuance 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 in tbe tn&rket. A
large assortment of
Watches, Clocks, Jcxrelvy and
Silver Ware,
constantly on band, eonsistlo; of all kinds of Ameri
can Watcbet, such at the
Howard, Appleton, Traoy As Company,
Tremont, Waitham, F. H. iiaxtlet, Wm. El
lery, Iloiae and a uae assortment of ttwiaa
Watches
All kinds of 8 Day and 80 Hour Clock !
Silver tea totti, card and cake baskets, breakfast
and dinner oajtors, Celery stands, syrup and drink
ing cups, and a full assortment of Spoons, Knivet
and Forkt. Particular attention paid to tbt repair
ing of Watches. Clocks, Jewelry and Musio Boxes.
All work warranted.
Feb. 8, 18SB.
T0EEINGTON & H0DQKINS
K, A. W BONE
SUrER-PUOSPIIATE OF LIME,
A STANDARD MANURE
FOR ALL FIELD AND GARDEN CROPS.
Having within the past year greatly increased and
improvul our facilities tor grinding Roues nod uiun
ufacturing, wo are prepare! to furnish to Uio firm
on of Pennsylvania a superior article of
S is jse rvI'Uos, plus e.
Our manufjoture hat been llioronphly Intel fie
pant Kciuon by practical men "t our immeli"'
noighborliood su 1 elsewhere, and in every case tb
remit hu been entirely satisfactory.
Our pruvu of pulverising, .hereby it is proar
ed for and
GUAR1UNTEED 10 PA3S TflROUUH ANY
DRILL,
obviates aa ubjcctijn Mch iitticat to aiatiy fer
tilitcrs, and secured to the farmir a saving of mush
valuable time.
SOLD AT IRE MANUFACTORY,
EA8T MARKET STREET,
m .ui;ry, im:,
and by our Agents throughout the country, iu Bags
of 2U0 lbs. each, at $JU per Xoa of 2U00 lbs
Attn
SHIPPED PROMPTLY
to all points acoeaiable by rail or canal, on receipt
of order.
TORRINQTON 1 HODOlilSB.
Also Agsuts for Seymour, Morgan A Allen's Self
Raking Reaper and .Vowor (Tbe New Yorker) and
Pratt i 8medley's Hay and Orain Rake.
bend for Uicylar.
February I j, do. -Iy
SUKBURT BUILDING LOXg
IN J. W CAKE'S Addition to the Borough ut
Sunbury, for bale on reasonable torins.
Apply to Dr. K. H. AWL and.
COL. BROSIOUS,
Sunbury. pa
Or P. W. PHEAFLR, PotwvlUc, Pa.
Nov. , IbM
i3iaou-rA.'r kutici:.
MM1E underslgued having tucaeeded to the busi
X ness of T. HIMES A CO., takes this method or
informing llrick-Layen, Builders, and all othert in
terested, in atd about Bunbury, that he is prepared
lo fill all orders, for building and paving Brick, of a
superior quality, and at at low rates at can be Li.d
elsewhere.
I am also the Agent In the Countlet of Northum
berland, Union, Snvder and Montour, for WAR.
REVS IMPROVED FIRE and WATER PROOF
ROOF. Ibis it Uia eheapabt and best Ruof that
ean be used on buildings. We covered several build
ings with it, during tho last teaoa with entire tctis
fiction Orders legal the Brick Yard, la Cake's AdJitloa
to Sunbury, or at the OIHce of Mr, Wm. Reagan's
Saw Mill and Lumber Yard, or at Bunbury Post
Oluoe, will reoeive prompt attention.
TOWNtSEND HIMES.
Sunbury, March 14, ltod.
BIRD CAGES; 11 different Vlndsir"")u'wtLi
govd and cheap lliid C'agei, bp ti
VONLEY 1 HJ'S