N. . JANGLE, Publisher.
SATURDAY, MAY 80, 1868.
Eocal Affairs.
Grand Lodge of the I. 0. of 0. P. wlU (told
ia next annual meeting at Harrlsburg.'
- i '
Ait adjourned meeting of the Northumberland
fresbytery was held In the Frssbyterlan ohurob,"ln
bnaraokin, on Tuosday taut. ' ' .
Posters, handbills, elroulara, bill and letter heads,
oards, envelopes, and all klnda of Job printing, exe
outed at thia offloe with noatness and dlapatoh.
Thb annual ooinmenoement ezerolaei of the Bui'
quehanna Female College, at Sellnsgrov will take
place oa Monday evening next. ' ,
Cmccs. AVe obaerre, by' show billa posted up
throughout the Town, that Gardner 4 Kenyon'e Cir
cue will glre two exhibition! in thia plaoe on Tuea
day noxt.
Tni Classis of West Susquehanna convened in the
Reformed Churoh, at Selinsgrove, on Wednesday
evening of last week. It waa In session until Tuee
day of thia week.
Miai It. 8BI89LBB la opening a large lot of MU1I-
5ry Goods, at her store in Market Square. The
latest atyles of summer goods are displayed, and told
at moderate prioea.
Dedication. The dedication of the sew Odd
Fellows' Hall, at Snydertown, will take plaoe to
day, (Saturday,) at 1 o'elook, P. M. The neighbor
ing lodges will participate in the ceremonies..
This ladies oonnected with Bt. Matthew's (EplsoO'
pal) ohurch intend holding a strawberry festival du
ring the ooming season. The prooeeda will be used
in purchasing books for the Sunday school library.
IImos League. A meeting of the Union League
will be held In thoir hall, above the Post Office, on
u ednesday evening next. All the members are re
"nested to attond, as business of importance will be
t'ranaaotod.
Resigned. Hugh Pitoairn, Esq., Superintendent
of the Susquehanna Division of the Northern Central
Kailroad, has resigned that position. Mr. Pitoairn
has had ohargo of the Division for the past two years)
and has made an excellent offioor.
A new Coot and Snoa Stoiie has just been open'
d by Mr. John Wilver, In Spruoe street, in this
place, whore boots and shoes oan be purchased at
greatly reduced rates. Ills assortment is general
and la well aelooted. If you want a good, cheap
artiole, go to the above place.
Middlecreek Railroad. The Board of Direc
tors of this road met in Selinsgrovo on the 14th inst.
Mr. J. A. MoKee resigned aa a Director and was
olooted Treasuror. John MoFarland, Esq , of Nor
thumberland, waa appointed to fill his plaoe. Mr.
MoFarland will be a valuable acquisition to tho
Company.
Assault and Battery. A German, named
Christian Deilz, residing at Trevor ton, was commit
ted to jail at this plaoe, on Saturday lost, for com
mitting an assault and battery upon a woman named
Judith Clankenhorn. There are at present fifteen
prisoners under the charge of Sheriff Beckley and
Deputy Hoffman.
Railroad Excursionists. On Tuesday evening
last tho President and Direolors of the Philadelphia
A Erie Railroad Co., together with a number of gen
tlemen prominently interested in railroad affaire, ar
rived at thia place from Philadelphia. They re
mained in town over night, stopping at tho Central
Hotel, and loft on Wednesday morning, en routo for
Erie.
Tannery Burned. The Democrat says that the
new steam tannory of Hull k Poneyl, at Elysburg,
waa dostroyod by fire r.n Friday evening, 10th iust.
It waa with difficulty that the old tannory buildings
and rcHidonco of Mr. Hull, adjoining, were saved.
The Cro was caused by the extreme heat in the
engiao-rcuiu, a high pressure of steam having boon
kept up during the day. The hands were at work
when the roof of the engine house caught fire, and it
was not noticed until too late to save tho building.
Fire and Dreadful Consequences. The So
linsgrova Times says that a serious misfortune 00
currod near Richfiold, Snyder oounty, on Sunday
night, 17th inet. Tho house of John and Willis
Gordon took fire about midnight, from some un
known oause, and the Games spread so rapidly that
nearly all of tho family were badly burned, and two
of John Gofuon's ohildren perished in the flames
his oldest daughter and oldest son. Alioe, the
daughter, was nearly 14 years of age, and the son 7.
Sukucry Cattle Insurance Company. A ohar
ter having. been obtained for thia company, the cor
porators, on Tuesday evening lost, met at the office
of Mossrs. Bruner k Kase, in this plaoe, and organ
ized by eleoting the following Directors, to serve for
one year : William Erlndlo, JohnShissler, Solomon
Stroh, Charles Martin, C. A. Ueimensnyder, Thos.
Baldy and Charles J. Bruner. The following por
sons were elected officers of the Company: Presi
dent, Charles J. Bruner ; Treasurer, Bolomon Stroh ;
Secretary, C. A. Itoimonsnyder.
Tub Building Association. A meeting of the
fiunbury Mutual Loan and Building Association was
bold at the Masonio Hall, on Friday night last, at
which nine sharea were sold at the following price :
1st, $'.'5 ; 2d, $100 ; 3d, 98 ; 4th, $98 ; 6th, (99 ;
6th, $99 ; 7th, $100 ; 8th, $100 ; 9th, $160. The par
value of the shares is now $9.60.
At a meeting of the Directors, on Monday night
last, the fallowing resolution was adopted :
R' solved, That after the meeting; on the fourth
Friday in June next the premium shall be oaloula
ted upon the actual number of shares sold.
Accident. On Saturday aftornoon last, William,
eon of Mr. Goo. W. Smith, aged about 1 2 years, had
his hand terribly crushed while unloading a barrel
of molasses in front of the co-operative store, In
this place. While backing the horse to the pave
ment for the purpose of unloading the molasses, by
a sudden movement of the horse he was thrown out
of the wagon, and while holding on to a tree to re
cover himself the barrel was thrown out, striking
bis hand ruling on the tree, whioh badly crushed it.
We are pleased to state that under the skillful care
of Drs. Masser and Awl he is rapidly recovering,
and amputation, which was at first thought neces
sary, will be avoided.
Ehamokin Items. We copy the following from
the Ehamokin Herald, of the 28th inst. :
The Fenians had quite an cntbusiastio meeting
at Kutmer's Hall, on Monday evening.
Messrs. Cruikshank 4 Brother are putting up a
email breaker, opposite the Furnaoe, with a oapaoity
of about 25 ears per day.
A fire ooourred at the house of Jbhn Edmunds, on
Dewart street, on Thursday morning last, but luok
Hy waa diseovered and extinguished before much
damage waa done. It aDr.ear. w . m.,-
- .r . yun gin, m
playing with matches, had sot a bed on fire, whioh
vuuauuivu ueiore 11 was discovered.
' The Bis Mountain Colllerv.
tendenoe of Mr. Fulton, has increased Its shipments
considerably. They are making new opep ags on
the Buck Ridge side, whioh, if they turn out well
will largely augment their tonnage, Tney are put!
ting up a uesue-worx 4iu teet long and 43 feet
bigb to bam the ooal to the breaker.
Joseph Gosky, a miner at Lambert Colliery, died
suddenly on Tuesday afternoon in the mines, from
the effects of bad air and over exertion. He eom
nituoed work on Monday morning, worked, all that
dsy and night, and part or Tuesday, without rest
ing Mr. Gosky was sober and industrious eititeo,
aa-t leaves a wife and child to mourn his dath
Taa Lata RoaaMT"at WaTs' The
Miltenian (Ires the following particulars of the
surest of the colored roan, who gavt bit nam as To
good, at Watson town, on the 16th lust.,' tor fobbing
the ofSoa of the WaUontowrJ Lumber Company, and
also the offloe of Wagner, Hogue A Co., of that
plaoe. ' The prisoner's real name Is Moor : On
Baturday last a young oolored man named Moore,
formerly of this borough, went Into Wataontewn and
endeavored to sell soma postage and revenue stamps.
As it was known that the Watsontown Lumber Co.
bad been robbed of stamps of those kinds, informa
tion was Immediately given to Mr. J, M. Follmer,
agent of the Company, and he procured the servioe
of a oonitable and started in pursuit of Moore.
They overtook htm on the toad between Watsontown
and Dewart. On being brought bl&k to the former
plaoe and searohed, a lot of postage and revenue
stamps and the missing key to the Company's safe
Were found on bis person. The safe key waa In one
of his shoes, and when they made him take the shoe
off he transferred the key by a dexterous movement
to bis mouth ; but was not sharp enough to esoape
detection. On the key being found he gave up and
acknowledged to being one of the parties who robbed
the Company's office, as well as Wagner, Ifogue A
Co. 'a office, and told who were his accomplices and
where the olothing that had been stolen could be
found. His aooomplioes were white men, and old
hands at the business. Measures have been taken
to apprehend them. ' Tho olothing has all been re
covered and Moore has been lodgod in jail at Sun
bury to await trial. From information in our pos
session we are oonvinced that this arrest has broken
up a gang of villains who have long been oommltting
depredations in thlsseotion, and it is to be hoped
that all the members of the gang may be brought to
trial and punishment.
Our Fallen Heroes. la compliance with the
order of Gen. John A. Logan, Commander-in-Chief
of the Grand Army of the Republlo, the Posts
everywhere throughout the oountry will, to-day,
(Saturday,) visit the cemeteries where the bodies of
the dead soldiors of the Union rest, and in the beau
tiful language of the order, "gather around thoir
sacred remains and garland the passionless mounds
above them with tho choicest flowers of spring time ;
raise above them the dear old flag they saved from
dishonor ; and In this solemn presence renew our
pledges to aid and assist those whom they have loft
among us as a sacred charge upon a nation's grati
tude, the soldier's and sailor's widow and orphan."
To carry out this order, Post No. 105, of this Bo
rough, appointed a committee to arrange the details
for the oeremonies, and at a subsequent meeting the
oommittee submitted the following, whioh was adop
tod: As a tribute of respect to the memory of our fallen
soldiers, the graves of those buried in the Cemetery,
at Sunburv, will bo strewn with flowers on the 80th
day of May, under the direotion of Post No. 105, -J
uranu Army ot the itepublio.
The oommittee of arrangements directs that the
members of the Post will meet at their Head Quar
ters, on Saturday, May SOth, at 6 o'olook, P. M.,
where wreaths and flowers will be prepared for
them, and then march to the Cemetery. On reach
ing the Cemetery they will at once proceed to the
monument erected to the memory of the soldiers of
the 47th Regiment, whore an address will be deliv
ered by the Rev. Mr. Evans, after which tho flowers
will be strewn upon the graves of our comrades.
The oeremony at the Cemotery will conelude with
prayer, and the members of the Post will then march
to their quarters and bo dismissed.
A cordial invitation is extended to all soldiers and
others, who feel an interest in this work, to partici
pate in the exeroises with us.
It being a fixed fact that works of charity and be
nevolence oannot be oonduoted successfully without
the aid and assistance of the ladies, we would re
speotfully solioit their co-operation with us in fur
nishing flowers for the ocoasioo. They can leave
them at our room, over the Post Offioe, on Saturday
morning.
By order of Committee of Arrangements.
Cuas. J. Bruner, Chairman.
Annexed is a list of the names of soldiers interred
in our Cemetery, as far as the committee has been
able to obtain them :
Boulton Young, 47th P. V.
Peter Uaupt, " "
Georgo Miller, " "
William Fry, " "
Samuel Bartscher, 58th P. V.
Harris Hopper, "
James Hoey, " "
Emanuel Uotschall, 11 "
John Durst, 7th Pa. Cavalry.
Edward Beok, "
Frederick Kline, 188th P. V.
Lieut. C. I. Pleasants, 11th U. S. Inf.
Philip Renn, 2d U. S. Inf.
William Landau.
Newton Sarvis.
Isaac Wilkorson.
Lafayette Landau.
Middlecreek Railroad. We learn authori
tatively that an arrangement was made last week
between the Shade Mountain Iron Company and
the Board of Directors of the M. C. R. R., by whioh
the road is to be graded from Selinsgrove to Beaver
Furnace, a distance of 12 miles, by the first of August
the contractor having ratified this part and as
the ties and rails will be on the ground by the time
it Is graded, track laying will immediately thereafter
oommence and the oars run this fall. By this ar
rangement, the S. M. Iron Company will furnish
the rails, 66 lbs. to the yard, and agree to take out
the oost in transportation, so that 12 miles of the
road will be laid with rails without the expenditure
of a single dollar over and above the oost of laying
track. Mr. Alexander, the President, has thus far
been most fortunate in pushing ahead this important
link in railroad communication, and if nothing un
toward oocurs, wo may now safely prediot that the
oars will run from Lewistown to Northumberland
before tbe close of 1869.
John MoFarland, of Northumberland, an energetio
business man, was elected a Direotorln place of John
A. MoKee, Ssq., resigned the latter now filling the
positions of Seorery and Treasurer. Lewistown
Gazette.
Popularity or Tnx Groveu k Baker Sewing
Macbines. There are, we believe, no sewing ma
chines without some merits. Indeed, we consider
the most indifferent ones in use vastly preferable to
none at all. Nevertheless, in sewing machines, as
in most other things, the test is the cJuapest, and
tbe most satisfactory. Tbe people soem to under
stand this, and hence the annual sale of the Grover
k Baker instruments probably exoeeds the annual
sale of all the other sewing machines oombined.
The seoret is plain. The Grover k Baker machines
are really a luxury, as well a a necessity, in every
family where oomfort, eonvenienee, health and taste
in sewing are appreciated.
Tehpebaicb Convention. At a meeting of the
Northumberland Distriot Convention of tbe I. O. of
G. T.j held in Bloosnsburg, Columbia oounty, on the
13th inst., the following preamble and resolutions,
after being fully discussed, were adopted, vis. :
Whereas, Intemperanoe is sweeping over our
fair land, oarrying down to the grave sixty thousand
druukarda annually, orushing the hearts of huu-
dreda of thousands of wives, mothers and ohildren,
Increasing crime to an alarming extent, spreading
poverty far and wide, and even threatening the
foundation of society itself; therefore,
Resolved, 1st. That we will redouble our dili
gence against this giant evil.
2d. That all good eitisens should support tempo
ranoe principles. -
3d. That we should use our influence to awaken
the ohuroh to a greater appreciation of her duty and
responsibility. t i
4th. That we earnestly invite the more sealous co
operation of the female members of our Order in
furthering the cause of temperanoe by exerting their
peculiar influence, both with their own and tbe
Sterner sex.
6th. That special efforts should be made in the
borne eiroles, in Sabbath and ih publio schools, to
thoroughly indoctrinate the young in temperance
principles, and inslruot them as to the poisonous and
destructive Influenoe of strong drink upon tbe hu
man body, mind and oharaoter.
6th. That we condemn the manufacture and us
of domestic winee and oordials.
7th. That we sincerely deplore the practioe, per
haps too prevalent, of seoret Indulgence in the in
toxicating oup, by member of the Order, as a
uyuui DiDurauuv vu uur auuovn.
8th. That w disapprove of the us of aloohollo
bitten aasi oordials, by whatever name they may be
called, believing, as w d, tbat they possess little
or no medioal virtue, but tend only to create a love
for aloohollo stimdlenta, and to uoduc diunkards
4 druDkoueee- -.-"
W B Fowler, W gso'y.
'Z..-Z:..-. Editor-i Tabi.""" "T
Taa Edinsurob Rviw. Th April number
has beea-retrubllsbed by lb Lonaftl Boot Publish
ing Company, 140. Fulton street. Maw. York. The
oontontk are The Positive Philosophy of M. Au
gust Comt: Western China; The Monks of the
West ; Teohnleal and Bclentiflo Eduoatlon : Bunsen's
Memoirs ; The Irish Abroad Malleeon'l French In
Indiaj Tea Disraeli Ministry ... ,
Oonar'a Lady1 BoosE.'roa Jcn. We have re
ceived the June number 'of Godey, whioh is, as
usual, op to It standard of eioollenoe. The stories
in this number are Interesting, while th mls6ellan
ous matter commends itself, as being of a oharaoter
that will furnish a vast fund of Information to th
reader. The illustrations that art given in the pre
terit number of this excellent monthly are the fol
lowing : A Dream of th Future, one of the finest
steel plates of th year ; oolored fashion-plate, con
taining six figure ; a tinted ploture Leaving Horn.
Another lare extension sheet, containing thirty
three engravings of dresses and novelties. An evening-dross,
and four summer oloaks. The work
department contains an exoetlent variety df useful
artloles with simple descriptions for making them.
In th July number of the Lady's Book will be com
menced a story, by a new contributor, entitled "Un
rest.". This story is without doubt on of th boat
that has ever been published. Address, L, A. Go
dey, N. E. Corner Sixth and Chestnut Bts., Phila
delphia.' '
A Dictionary or tni Bible, Comprising its Anti
quities, Biography, Geography and Natural His
tory, with numerous Illustrations and Maps. Edi
ted by William Smith, LL. D. Published by
Messrs. J. B. Burr k Co., Hartford, Ct.
Thia work is a timely response to a wide-spread
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the only American Edition of the only abridge
ment by the author's own band of his voluminous
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it is at onoe the only perfectly reliable and prao
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family. Bo oareful to get this edition, if you would
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sonable price. It is sold by subscription only.
Agents should address the publishers at onoe.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
CF'Job Ps-Intinpr. Having receivod a
large supply of NEW JOB TYPE,' of various new
stylos, Posters, Handbills, Circulars, Cards, Letter
Heads, Bill Heads, Labels, Ac, can be printed in
the latest and best stylos, and on short notioe.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
II I llll
Sr-niNO Favorites. Miller's boots and shoes, for
ladies and gentlemen, are unrivalled this season,
their reoognizod superiority in style and manufac
ture placing them far in advance of all similar efforts.
When you want a really stylish and boooming boot
or shoo, oall at the Excelsior Boot and Shoe Store,
Market Square.
Many a man asoribes his entire success in life to
a proper impression, made at the proper time, upon
the proper person. Any one who attires himsolf at
J. O. Beok'a Tailoring establishment, on Fourth St.,
knows this for himsolf. In a suit of the pretty sum
mer goods at Bock's even a sloven oan make himself
gainly, and without startling his pookot-book.
"Three and six penco por Gal !" exclaimed Mm.
Partington, looking over the prico current. "Why
bless me, what Is the world coming to, when the
gals are valued at only three and six penoe?" We
think the old lady's surprise would be equally as
great, if she would examine tbe price list at the
Continental Clothing Bazaar, for it has astonished
loss susceptible persons.
"A thino of beauty Is a joy forevor," is a saying
as old as it is true, and it applies exactly to the
beautiful new Spring Hats just recoived by Faust,
the fashionable Hatter, Market Square. Judging
from the rapidity and extont of his sales, our oiti
zens appreciate the cheapness at which bis goods are
disposed of.
Cqa's Cough Balsam. Tho great popular Rome
dy for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whooping Cough, and
Consumption. Both sizes ordinary 4 oz., also mam
moth family bottles for sole by all druggists and
doalers in medioines. No family should be over
night without it in the houso.
Coe's DvsrEi-siA Cure Will immediately re
lieve and permanently euro the most aggravated
case of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Sour Stomach, Con
stipation, and all diseases of the Stomach and Bow
els. PhysioWns, clergymen and all who use it, join
in unboundod praise of its great virtues. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. Price $1.00.
Corrected Weekly for the "American."
Wheat Flour, extra family, per barrel,
do do de do porewt.
Rye Flour, per bbl.
do per cwt.
Wheat, prime red, new, per busbol,
Rye, do
Corn, now, do
Oats, do
Potatoes, do
Dried Peaches, pared per pound
do do unparcd do
Dried Apples, do
$15 00
7 60
10 00
6 00
2 75
1 60
I 20
85
1 75
30
20
15
3 00
40
20
25
" 25
26
20
14
i:t
18
60
Dried Cherries, (unstoned,) per bu.
But tor,
por pound.
Kggs,
Cheese,
Lard,
Hams,
Shoulders,
Beef, bind quarter,
" from "
Mutton,
Chickens,
per dozen,
per pound,
do
do
do
do
do
do
per pair
Sptttal Notices.
A NEW REMEDY IN CONSUMPTION. A
Physioian who bad Consumption for several years,
with frequent bleeding of tbe lungs, oured himself
with a modicine unknown to the profession, when bis
caso appeared hopeless. He is the only physioian
who has used it in his own person, or who has any
knowledge of its virtues ; and he oan ascribe the de
gree of health he now enjoys to nothing but the
use of his midicine; and nothing but utter dospair
and entire extinction of all hope of recovery, to
gether with a want of confidence in all others, induc
ed him to hazard the experiment. To those suffer
ing with any disease of the Lungs he proffersa treat
ment he confidently believes will eradicate the
disease. Price $10 per bottle or $8 a half dozen,
sent by express. Send for a ciroular or oall on
Db. E. Boylston Jackson,
No. 250 North Tonth Street, Philadelphia.
May 30, 1868 ly.
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh treated
with the utmost success by J. Isaacs, M. D., Ocul
ist and Aurist, (formerly of Leyden, Holland,) No.
805 Arch Street, Philadelphia. Testimonials from
tbe most reliable souroes in oity and country oan be
seen at his office. The Medical faoulty are invited
to accompany their patients, as he has no seorets in
bispraotice. ARTIFICIAL EYES Inserted with
out pain. No oharge for examination. nov.30-ly.
0
NS PRICE CLOTHING.
T-i"M"r!e5
OLD ESTABLISHED
O.HE PK1CC
CLOTHING HOUSE,
OU4 market Street,
One door above Sixth, Philadelphia.
For many years this Establishment has done busi
ness on the One Prio Sysiem, and we believe we
are the only Clothing House in the city that striotly
adheres to this principle. We have earned a repu
tation whioh we are proud of, for good taste in seleot
eood style and substantial materials, and not less
Important, for having all our goods
EXTRA WELL DUDE.
1 W employ the best talent, for Gutters, and our
Goods are of both kinds fashionable and plain
so that all tastes oan be suited. Tbe prioes are the
very lowest, as any one by a moment's thought must
see, or otherwise we oould not meet the competition
of our neighbors, for as no deductions are ever made,
we must put our prioes down to lb advantage we
promiso. ' . '
The people may depend, this is the true plan upon
which to do business, and many a dollar oan be
saved to Clothing buyers by keeping in mind
JONES'
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
004 Market Street, Philadelphia, '
Not on the Corner, but one door above Sixth.
C U. MAIZE, Haleaman.
April 4, 1868.-Jy "
T
Ma. Green sued a lady for breach of promise.
Her friends offered to settle it for two hundred dol
lars. What! oried Green, two hundred dollar for
ruiued hopes, a shattered mind, a blasted lit and a
bleeding heart 1 Two humlred dollars for all this ?
Never I never ! 1 never I . Make' it three hundred
and it a bargain ! This proves tbat Green never
used tbe Ziugari Bitters. Any one nsiug the Zin
gari will be free from all bodily disease. A bealtby
and well balanced mind mutt follow. .
NEW, ADVERTISEMENTS.
t i'i,t - A m-.. . a m
srm. trade lues :
! 8PRINO TRADE 1608.
M. L. tiAZAHTJS, " '
would call the attention of the publio, and her
oustomer genually, to her largo and new assort
ment of
'anew and toomeatic Dry Ueods,
Which consist of Poplins, Delaioi, Cbenes, Allapao
cas, Cropes, Grenadines, Iron Bareges, Lawns,
Ginghams, Calicoes, Chintzes, Ac, ; . i .
White Oooda.
Cambrics, Stoys, Organdies, Viotoria, Plaid Muslins'
. Marseilles, Pique, Drillings. Wlgans, Muslins,
(bleached and unbleaobed.) Table Linen,
. Napkins, Towels, Tabl Covors,
Bed Spreads, Ac
Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets, Hoop Skirts, Dress Trim
mings, (In variety,) Ladios and Gents Hsndker
ohiefs, Neck Ties, and notions in variety too numer
ous to mention. : M. L. LAZARUS.
Sunbury, May 9, 1868.
TO FARMERS.
The prio of
Uansrh'si dslcage Done Fertilizer
has this day (May 4) been advanoed to
$50 per 2000 pounds.
The high percentage of Ammonia it contains with
its Bone Phosphate, makes it more desirable, as an
active and permanent manure, than any other in
the market.
Tbe price of the other Commercial Manures, bear
ing our brand remain as bofore, viz :
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate $56 per 2000 pounds.
Baugh's Chioago Blood Manure. $50 11 "
1IAUGH A SONS, Manufacturers,
Offioe, 20 South Delaware Avenue, PhU'a.
Mny 16, 1808. 3t
BY virtue of aoortain writ of Venditioni Exponas,
Issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of
Northumberland oounty, and to me dirooted, will be
exposed to publio sale at the Court House, In the
borough of Sunbury, on SATURDAY, MAY 30th,
1868, as 1 o'olook, P. M., the following property, to
wit :
Tho following described real estate, situate in the
borough of Sunbury, oounty of Northumberland,
State of Pennsylvania, to wit: Lot No. 281,oornor
of Billberry Alley and Broadway, on whioh is erec
ted a Log House and Stable ; Lot No. 232, on whioh
is orocted a double frame house ; Lot No. 282, ad
joining, and vaoant lot No. 284, adjoining, and va
cant lot No. 00, ou the oorner of Third and Pino
streets.
Seized, taken into execution, and to be sold as
tbe property of Jacob B. Masser.
DANIEL BECKLEY, Sheriff.
Sunbury, May 8th, 1868.
BEEVES' AMBROSIA
. Foil THE HAIR,
IMPROVED !
It is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
It causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
It keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
It Invigorates the Roots of the Hair.
It forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxuriantly,
t immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
It koeps the Hair from Changing Color from Age.
It restores Grey Hair to its Original Color.
It brings out Hair.on heads that have been bald for
yonrs.
It is oomposed entirely of simple and purely vegeta
ble substances.
It has reooived ovor six thousand voluntary testi
monials of its exoellenoo, many of whioh aro from
physicians in high standing.
It is sold in half-pound bottles (the nam blown in
the glass), by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy Good
everywhere, at One Dollar per Bottlo. Wholesale
by Demas Barnes k Co.; F. C. Wells k Co.; Sohicffe
lin k Co., New York.
March 21, 1863. 3m
BREAD & FANCY CAKES.
ZDAVIID FRY
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Sun
bury and vicinity, that be will bake to ordor
all kinds of
Cake Tor Hulls, Parties, Ac.
Families are supplied with FRESH BREAD, Twist
Rolls, Rusks, Tea Buns, Ac, and also kept on hand
manafaotured out of tbe bost materials.
All or dors left at bis Shop in Market Square, one
door east of Miss Anna Painter's Millinery Store, or
at his Bakery on Spruce Street, between Front and
Second streets, will moot with prompt attention.
PICNIC PARTIES suppllod with Cakes, Ice
Cream, Ac, at the sbortost notico.
Ordors are respectfully solicited.!
DAVID FRY.
Sunbury, May 2, 1868.
SUNBURY MARBLE
, rpHE undersigned having bought the
ii JL entire stook of Dlssingor k i'aylor,
2s would inform the publio that he is now
readv to do all kinds of marble work ; bas on hand,
and makes to order at short notice,
Monument! and Ilead-StoncN,
of every style to suit purchasers.
DOOR AND WINDOW SILLS.
Also, Cemetery Posts with Galvanized pipe and all
other fencing generally used on Cemeteries.
John A. Taylor will oontinue in tbe employment,
at tbe old stand in Market Square, Sunbury, Pa.
May 2, '6S. ly.J W. M. DAUGHEltTY.
SPRING FASHIONS IN
Misa LOUISA BHISSLEU,
THE popular Millinery, south side of Market
Square, Sunbury, is desirous of calling the attention
of the public and trade to ber unique and handsome
assortment of
MILLIKEK-Y AND FANCY GOCDS,
just opened. . On hand and made to ordor, are the
latest and most superb styles of
Dridal, Monrnlug and Drcas Don
nets and Hats.
Also, a splendid assortment of Trimming, Artificial
Flowers, Bonnet Frames, Veils, Collars, Ac
Gentlemen's Goods, euoh as Hosiery, Uandker
ohiefs, Neck-ties, Brushes and goods for the toilet.
Also, a fine assortment of Perfumory, and all
goods usually kept in a well furnished establishment.
A call Is only required to be oonvinoed.
N. B. Speoial attention is direeted to a fine lot
of Ladies' Dress Caps and Head Dresses.
LOUISA SHISSLER.
April IB, 1868.
SUNBURY FOUNDRY.
CSEO. KOllKUACH &. SO.
ARE now oarrying on business at their enlarged
and Improved Foundry with renewed vigor.
Castings of every description, promptly furnished
to order.
The Stoves manufactured at this Foundry hav
aoquired tbe highest reputation.
Particular attention paid to MILL CASTINGS.
Farmers should not forget tbat the PLOWS made
at the Sunbury Foundry nave never been equalled.
Agricultural implements repaired at short notioe.
Small oastiugs, inoluding Cooking utensils, of tbe
most improved and most useful patterns.
The business will be oonduoted on an enlarged
scale. Old customers will beaooommodatod as usual,
and new ones are respectfully solicited.
Sunbury, May 2, 1868.
BOOTS AIYD SHOES.
J. C. 8YLVIS, WITH H. G. TIIACHER,
Manufacturer of
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CALF
Boots), Shoes and Gaiters,
Pleasants' Building, Market Square,
SUNBURY, PA.
Ladie' Boots, Shoes and Gaiters of all descriptions
made to order on the shortest notice and most rea
sonable terms. Having tbe best workmen employed,
we oan assure the publio that, if tboy will give us a
oall, they will be satisfied of tbe above foots. HE
PAIRING neatly done with dlspatob.
- If your corn do hurt your feet,
. Jast sail and leave your measure,
And we will make your Shoe or Boots,
Tbat you will call a treasure.
Maroh 28, 'fe. ly.
FLOUR & FEED STORE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
rTUTE subscriber respectfully Inform th public
X that be keep soustantly en band at his new
WAREHOUSB, near th Shamokia Valley Railroad
Depot, in SUNBURY, Flour by th barrel and saok
of all kinds of Feed by the ton
The above is all manufactured at bis own Mills,
and will be sold at tbe lowest eich rrloes.
4 J M. CADWALLADER.
Sunbury,' Arril 1, 18M
A TREMENDOUS
NEWJ3O0DS.
OF ALL THK LATEST STYLES,
AND REDUCED PRICES,
JU3T RECEIVED AT
THACIIER'S
FIRST NATIONAL
Boot, Shoe & Trunk Store,
IN PLEAS ANT'S BUILDING,
MARKET SQUARE,
Sunbury, May .;, 1803. 2t
SUNBURY STEAM SAW MILL.
tVlI.LlA.n KUAOAX,
Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of
TIMBER, LUMBER, LATH, PALING & sniN
GLES. Also, Flooring, Shelving, Siding, Doors, Sash,
Blinds, Brackets, Mouldings, Ac
Corner Race Street and River Road , SUN BUR V , Pa
April 4, 1863.
NEW DRY GOODS
AND
Fresh Groceries!
On Third St., one door below tho Lutheran Church,
SUNBURY, PENN'A.
HENRY PETERS,
Has just opened a large assortment of
DRY GOODS, such as Calicoes. Delaines, Muslins,
Ac, Ac.
QKO CERIE B
and
PROVISIONS
of all kinds, sucb as
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, SPICES, COAL OIL
Molasses, Syraps, Maokorol, Lard, Hums, Nuts
Dried and Canned Fruits, Prunos, Raisins, Choese,
and Crackers, and in fact everything usually
kept in the Grocery liuo.
Hams, Fish, Coal Oil, Crockery-waro, Quccnswaro
Glaas-waro, Willow-ware, Ac.
The best FLOUR and MEAL in the Market
Tobacco, Cigars, and a variety of .tUTlONS.
Also : All kinds of Caunod Fruit, al the lowest
prices.
Country Produoc taken in exchange for Goods.
y Call and examino my .Stock, and satisfy your
elves.
HENRY PETERS.
Sunbury, April 25, 1867.
J. W. Stevenson. A. N. Bkice.
ATTRACTION
at -
IT A UP T' 8 NEW IRON FRONT!!
STEVENSON & BRICE,
HAVE opened up a new and desirable stock of
Goods in Haupt's New Building, consisting in
part of a splendid variety of
American WatchCH,
OOLD WATCHES,
BOOKS, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
STATIONERY, SILVERWARE,
GOLD PENS, SPECTACLES, NOTIONS,
Glass-Ware, Cutlery, Pictures,
LooVing-Glasues, &c, &c, &c.
Call and examine our stock. Our aim will be to
please and satisfy all who call.
STEVENSON k BRICE.
Sunbury, April 18, 1868. 3m
LATEST STYl.i: OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
Millinery Goods,
niiaa HI. I. Ooatiler, begs leave to an
nounce to the Ladies of Sunbury and vicinity, that
she has just opened a large aud varied stook of
MILLINERY GOODS,
The latest New York and Philadelphia stylos of
LADIES' BATS AND BONNETS.
Also, an excellent assortment of Fasbionablo Em
broideries, Edgings, Laces, Woolon Caps, Handker
ohiel's, Boarfs, Gloves, Hosieries, and all kinds of
Fancy Notions, Stamped Muslins, Corsets, Perfume
ries, Soaps, Lilly White, Enamel of Amorica, Sta
tionery, Ae., Ao.
Calf and examine for yourselves. No trouble to
show goods
Sunbury, April U 1868.
FARM FOR RENT !
A FARM, containing about 70 acres cleared land,
with dwelling, Ao.,sicuate in bhamokin town
ship, Northumberland oounty, is offered for rent on
reasonable terms. For furthor particulars, apply at
tbe Merchant Tailor Shop, of J. O. Beck, on Fourth
street, Sunbury, Pa.
Sunbury, April 11, 1868.
SU.MILIIV OII.I Mill,.
THE subscribers having just erected and put in
operation a Mill for th manufacture of
LINSEED OIL,
offer the highest market prioe for FLAX SEED.
They have attaohed to thoir establishment a Chop
ping Mill, and farmers and others wanting grain
ohopped for feeding, oan be accommodated at the
shortest notice. A maobine for chopping corn with
tbe oob is attached to the mill.
MORGAN k MASSER.
January 25, 1868. ly
COUNTRY DEALERS supplied with all kinds of
Ston Wae at less than Faolory prioes at Har
ruburg, saving package, breakage aud treiuht, i
tbe Mammoth Stoi ot 11 V. I RILING.
SPRING OPENING.
GREAT FALL IN PRICES !
Buy the MOST GOODS,
of the
13 EST QXJ-AX.ITT
lr the
LEAST MONEY.
SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK CASH
BALES!
II. V. rniLnu,
at the
MAMMOTH STORE,
market svjrAiu;.
KtNBUKV, PliNN-A..
HiiS just received auj opened the
WKM'l' SEl.ECTBMand
FINEST ASSORTMENT, of
DRY GOODS IN TOWN.
French Merinos, Priutd, Mu.tlins,
Ginghams, Caosimvrus, dc.
Delaines aud Aruiuroe.
Domestic Cultoue, Blown and lUaohcJ
NOTIONS of all kinds.
Hosiery, Gloves, Men's aud Ladios Undergarment
WHITE GOODS.
A full assortment of Tttr.'IMINtiS.
Builders will fiud my Stock of Hnrd w.'irc,
I'alnta1, Oil, !rtsi, Ac, Complete.
Drugs and Medicines,
Willow and Cedarware,
Queemwaro, 01aswa:e,
Crockery, Salt
BOOTS AND SHOES-
HATS AND cAra,
and in fact everything utually kept in a Urge Store
Cull and be convinced thai tbe CHEATEST
VLACE TO BUY ALL YOUR UOODS is at
The Mammoth Store.
of
Term Cali,- 30 days,
as my Goods are bought for Cash and Eold Cheap
or the KEADY MONEY. . 1 give tbe trade tbayd
vantagoof all reductions as last as tbey aro made by
Manufacturers.
H I iRlUMi,
Sunbury, April 18, 1S68.
For a medicine that will one
CCU0I1S,
INI LL'ENZA,
TICKLING in the THROAT,
WilOOPlMii CCIGI1,
or relieve
CONSUMPTIVE OOUGflS,
as quick as
OOE'B COUOU BALSAM!
OVLR ONE MILLION BOTTLES
dave been wild and tvt single instance of its failurr is
known. We have, in our puiesi'n, any quantity of Car-
tifiaiicfl, some of II em from
U11ME.NT PHYSICIANS
nbn hsvr. usod it in their practice, anl given it the pre
eminence ovoreveiy other compound.
If DOES NOT DHY UP A COUfjll,
but LOOSENS IT,
so as to enat'lethe patient to expectorate freel)' Twi or
ihree duscs.
Wil t I.NVABIADLV CtTS TllH.IKS IN tU THOAT !
A h;ir ttoti't hits ollen completely cured the moat Htuh-h-trn
Coup h, mid yet, though it ia an sure and speed,' in its
operation, it is perfuily nannies, bain? purely vegetable.
It is very Mgre.-uMe t'J the tustc, and may bi odium' .leis-l
tu children t any prf.'.
In casts of CROUP we will Kunantu a cure, if Ukea in
FCIS'Ul.
NO KAMII.Y Fliuri.p BR tVITHOl T IT"
It i within tlii ren"h ol ail, it being the chcapoat und I -it
IliLdiUUU 1'Xtflllt.
C. G. CLARK ft CO , Pp-prieturi,
NEW HAVEN, CONN
ApriM !W - ly .
DYSPEPSIA CURE.
fTIHIS GREAT REMEDY F Oil ALU DWEA9ESv
1 tho
bt o m a a a
iii Mm diflt"vtry of the inventor of Cue vnluftW roiih
BilPriiii, while experimenting for hiiown health. It aired
Cm in p in tho Humirtt'h for him which had be for o yielded
to nnthiiip tmt chloroform.
The almost dully tcMiinony from various pari of thp
country cnronrHgo un to heliuv there in no rl tarn no caused
by u disordered ntuinach it will not ipeedily curs.
rhysieiana endorse and Vso it!
Ministers give testimony of its efficacy.
And from &!I directions we receive tiding of cute) per
formed. j
DYrtrKrSIAi
It is Etna to cure.
One dose will cure.
HEARTBt'RN
SICK-HEADACHE
It hits cured in humltolii ol pans
HEADACHE AND DIZZINESS '.
It stops ill thirty minutes.
ACIDITY OF THE STOMACH !
It corrects at once
ItlSEOl-' THK l'OOD!
It stops immcuiaiely.
DISTRESS AFTER EATING !
One doaewill runove.
CHUUf.K A MORBUS!
Rapidly yields to a few d'jiiM
BAD BREATH !
Will be changer! with half a luittle
IT 13 PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
Its UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS is owing to the
f.K't that '
It Oires by .lslt!np; rVnturc
TO RE. ASSERT HER SWAY IN THE SYSTEM '
Nearly every dealer m the United States soils it at
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLK.
C. O. CLARK & CO., Proprietors,
NKW HAVEN, CONN.
April 18, 16G3. ly
r. U. MOORE. D. C. DIMIXOER.
3icw I'frm! Hew Store! Sew Room!
and an
ENTIEE NEW STOCK OF GOODS 1
GREAT REDUCTION IN I'lUCES !
JiooRi; & uissnGEii,
llavo just openod a carefully solocted stook of
NEW UOODii, in
llaiit New Iron I'roul,
MARKET STREET, SUNBURY, PENN'A
Consi.-ting of
DKY GOODS, NOTIONS. GROCERIES, QUEENS
WAKE, OLASSWARE, and a full line of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
AND
I.imIU'n' Ire 8 Goods,
Calinoos, Muslin', Flannels, Tnblo Linens Towaliiig,
Chocks, TicKing, Cuantrrpar.cs, Ciisjimcre,
Vostings, arus, Skirts, Nook Tics,
Cull's, Cullars Iliuidkoichiefs,
Hose, Oil Cloth, Carpets,
Wood and Willow-Ware.
We invite special attention to tho quality of our
Stock of ,
44Kci:rii:s ad si ci:s,
RIO and JAVA COFFEE, TEAcf, SUOAKS,
MOLASSE3, SYRVl'S, SOAP, SALT,
FISH, VINEGAR, Ac, &a.
Campbell's Cclcbratod FLOUR, always on hand
Wo fool confident that cash buyers will find it to
their advantage to givo us a oall. and customers
gonorally aro invited to call and examino our goods
aud get poAod on our prioes.
Ry strict attention to tho wants ot our customers
and fuir dealing wo hope to merit a full chare of tho
public patronage.
COUNTRY PRODUCE of nil kinds taken in ex
chanro for goods, for which the highest price will
bo puid .
MOORE DI8SINGER.
Sunbury, April II, '69.
km welmressedT
Cull aud sue the well selected Stock of
CLOTHS, CASEIMERES,
OVERCOATINGS, VESTING.?, i o '
Just received at
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT, Fourth Street, below Eyetcr's Storo, SUNBURY
WINTER CLOTHING
of the most approved ftylcs is made up to order a
reasonable rates.
11c has also a fino assortment of Cawimcro Rhirta,
Drawers, Undershirts, Overhauls, Blouxes, Neck
ties, Cotton and Woolen lime, Suspenders, Hand
kerchief's, Qloves, and a general variety of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Give him a call, which you will find te be to your
advantage.
Suubury.Oct. 19, 1P67.
BEMOVAL 1
X. fti. N 11 A . IN O ft .
Watchmaker & Jeweler,
MARKET SQUARE, 8UNBUKY.PA,
Will remove bis Jewelry Ftoro to Miller's Stone
Building, corner of 3d and Markot Squaro,
ON FEBRUARY 1st, 186d,
where he will bo happy to receive his old customers
and the publio in general. Thankful for tust favors,
he solioits a oontinuance of the same, and he is dc
tormiued to soil as low as the lowest, and for quality,
not to be surpassed by any goods in the market. A
large assortment of
WnU-heei, Clocks), Jewelry nud
Silver Ware,
constantly on hand, consisting of all kinds of Ameri
can Watches, such as tho
Howard, Appleton, Tracy & Companv.
Treruont, Waltham, P. 8. Bartlot, Wiu. JCI
lery. Home and a tine) assortment of Swiss
Watchoa
All kinds of 8 Day and 30 Hour Clocks !
Silver toa setts, card and cake baskets, breakfast
and dinner castors, Celery stands, syrup and drink
ing cups, and a full assortuiont of Spoons, Knives
and Forks. Particular attention paid to Uia repair
ins of Watches, Cloaks, Jewelry and Husio Boxes.
All work warranted.
Feb. 8, 1863.
CARrENTERS.
WILL End in our establishment a superior stock,
of Pianos, Saws, Augers, liutcheu, Uaoiuiors, Files
Chisels, io., Ac, for sale by
J. II. CONLEY CO
Coachmakers
WE are selling Kims, Spokes, Hubs, Spring.
Canvass, Boltf, Clip?, Axles, te , very low
Large Stock at
Suukury, Marrh o, 16