Cj)c ggmburs American.
M. B. ENQIiii, J Publishers.
fgllUllUUY, 1A.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1868.
Horal affairs.
Tin August session of Court will aomrawioe in
this ploo oo Monday next, ami will continua two
weeks.
A mew Tost Office has been established In Jordan'
township, tbil county, culled Urban, and Josiah
Pehwarlc appointed Postmaster.
Stetinsoji A Erich ire telling Books and Sta
tionery at lower than ordinary prices, and good
glassware and knives and forks nt wholesale prices.
We observe that tho Executive Committer) of llio
eo-callod Northumberland County Agricultural So
cky are making arrangements for holding their
annual exhibition at Milton, next fall.
A convxntiom of the Methodist Sunday Schools
of tho Northumberland .District was bold In tho
Methodist Church, in Northumberland, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
Hriuiu-Ai. Operation. On Saturday Inst a largo i
tumor was successfully removed from tho body of
Mr. Valentine Deitz, of this place. The operation
was performed by Drs. Anglo and Masscr.
Tun Si hike. Tho Shamokin HeraJ, of Thurs
day list, eaya thero is little to note in connection
with the atriko in that region during tho pat week.
Work has been resumed at onoor two collieries.
The Methodist Church at MuEwensville, this
county, having boon painted, carpeted, Ac, will bo
rc-opened, and public services held to-niorrow, sssun
dny,) in the morning at 104 and in tho evening ut
7$ o'clock.
The Weather. Since tho refreshing rains of
Friday hut tho atmosphere has been cooler nnd
more pleasant. Our farmers have been blessed not
only with good crops, but moil favorable weather to
secure them.
The Buildimu Association. A meeting of the
Sunbury Mutual Loan and Building Association was
held on Friday evening of last week, at which eight
shares were sold Dvo at 9100 and thrco at $101.
The shares are now worth $17.03.
Coai, Breaker. Messrs. 'fillet Cruikibank,
proprietors of Daniel Webster Colliery, No. 2, Imvo
completed their breaker at tho red ash vein, near
the furnace at Shiimokin, and commenced shipping
coal last week. It is oopablo of preparing about 2i
car loads per day.
SnccT.ui.KS asd Eve Ulasses Mr. T. S. Shan
non, tbc-ontorprising Jeweler, in Miller's stone build
ing, Market Square, has secured the solo agency for
the sale of Lazarus & Morris' celebrated Perfected
Spectacles and Eye Glasses, in Suubury aud vininity.
Sec advertisement.
Tiik Maine Sawmill. This property, at Selin.
grovo, has lately been purcbasod by Messrs. Schnuro
mid Carey for the sum of $30,01)0. This includes
the mill nnd all the grounds and appurtenances at
tached thereto and all lumber and logs on hand, as
well as the timber land up in the mountains, amount
ing to 2,:J00 ncros.
New Machine Shop. Qeo. Rohrbach A Son, of
this pliuto, have established a machine shop in con
nection w ith their foundry.
They have new lathes, j
planing and boring machinist end skillful median
ics. They have also enlarged (heir foundry, and in
connection with all other eastings aro now enabled
io mako all kinds of mill castings.
Mcs Temi-edanck Mi:etino. A mass meeting
of tho friends of temporal co will bo held in the
Court House, in Sunbury, on Tuesday evening, Aug.
4th. Addresses will ho delivered by Itcv. Irvin II.
Torreneo and Kov. Mr. Hempcrly. The friends of
temperance from all parts of the eounty arc invited.
John Haas, President.
A. N. EntrE, Secretary.
FiiriT ami Veoetaiii.e Market. The Into hot
weather nnd want of rain was unfavorable for
.ilmrtlo nnd blackberries. Dewberries have been
in market for several weeks, and sold at 10 cents
pur ijuart. Blackberries and whortleberries are now
in reason and pell nt prices varying from 7 to K
ruts for the f irmer, and 12 cents for the latter.
New potatoes sell nt 00 cents per peck ; tomatoes nt
2o cents per dozen.
Mk. D. II. luni.siiAi'H recently relumed from
Kansas, having after thorough investigation of the
opportunities in that young State, concluded to lo
cate nt Lawrence. Ho purchased two houses and
luts in tho city, nnd bought a farm of S20 acres in
Leavenworth county, ub,.ut twelve miles northeast
of Lawrence, which latter placo is in Douglas
eounty. Mr. D. intends removing to his new home
iu October next. .Villouina.
riTosB l'L jirs. Mr. Peter Weaver, whose adver
tisement appear in another column, hus supplied a
number of our citizens, oursolves included, with his
btone pumps, nil of which give entire satisfaction.
These pumps are constructed of sections of stone
wnru j.ipe or tubing The chamber being of stone,
will not wear, and tbc woody taste of the old fiudi
ioned lamp is avoided. These pumps will discbarge
a barrel of water iu less than threo minutes.
The IIazletok IIailroai). We are pleased to
learn that the new railroad from this place to 11a
zleton, now in progress, will bo prosecuted with re
nov.'cd vigor. Mr. Dunn, lately connected with a
railroad iu the woftern part of tbo State, has takon
churgc of tho engineering department of (be road,
nnd informs us that Col. F. C. Arms, formorly of
this ilace, who first located the road, has been ap
pointed Chief Engineer of the company. We trust
that this is correct. Col. Arms' connection with tho
road will udd greatly to its oharaeter.
Aci inENTS in Ciiillisquawi.'(. Hugh Martin,
Ltq., formerly Commissioner of this county, was se
riously injured last week by being thrown in front
of a horse rake and dragged and raked until he was
iiueusiblo. ' The rako fiuully passed over biui, the
horse being lit full speed, leaving several sorious
w ounds in bis arm, boud, io. His family physician,
Dr. '. C. I'urdy, was called immediately, and we
learn that Mr. Martin is in a fair way lo recover
from bis injuries. Wo ulso learn that a Mr. Fetter
recently hud bit heel cat off by getting in front of a
reaper. Jlemucrat of lust teed.
.
Mollis rnisoNEnK. On Sunday last our eounty
jail received three more prisoners. Daniel Williams
und two women named Seville Appling and Eliza
beth Williams, from Jordan township, were com
mitted for lewdness, Ac Mrs. Appling, who is rep
resented as an abandoned character, has her child,
uged about eighteen months, with ber in jail. The
little inuoocut is perhaps the youngest person that
has over been iucurcerated withiu the walls of our
prt-on.
in Tuesday Inst Andrew Saxon, an Irishman, re
tiding in Cake's addition, was committed by Justioe
Heard, on oath of Ruth Huoy, obarged with keeping
a disorderly and tippKug bouse.
The Khi'Airino or tub Rivib Bams. Our
Chief Burgess, J. W. Bucher, Esq., will receive pro
posals until Tucaduy next for the work of widening
the river bunk, from the Bhamokin Valley Railroad
to the south side of Spruce street, which wus badly
damaged by tho flood last Spring. The proposals for
tho work must be by the yard. The material for the
improvement is to be taken from the bed of tho
river, iu such a manner as not lo interfere with the
slope wall. We earnestly bop tba contemplated
improvement will ba pushed forward and eoinpleted
this season, in order that our town may bo spared
from the damaging effects of the Spring freshets.
Had tbo river bank been properly repairod, last sea
son, wa would no bava experienced any inconveni
ence fioin the late flood.
A Stranger's Opinion or Suftncnr. A corres
pondent of the Cbainbersburg Kefiotitory, writing
from this place undor date of July 7tli, gives his
improsslon of Sunbury, together with a dosorlption
of tho scenery and improvements along the Susque
hanua from llarrisburg to Sunbury, from which we
extract the following :
"Leaving llarrisburg at 2 P. M., we reached Sun
bury after a most pleasant rido of two and a half
hours along tho banks of the beautiful Susquehanna.
The tecnory along this, the largest and grandest of
Pennsylvania t rivers, must be 8e!n to bo properly
appreciated. Towns are springing up, as if by
magio, every here and there along the oours of the
Northorn Central Kallroad, which with the Sunbury
nnd Erie Iload is opening up p settlement and coni
uiorce a vast extent of the richoat mineral and lum
bering portion of your great State.
"Sunbury is one cf tho oldest points of settlement
in Middio Pennsylvania. An Indian town called
Sbo-ho-mok in existed there long before the presont
town was laid out. It was tho rallying point of tho
Indian hunters and warriors who roamed over a
great extent of the surrounding country. It was
presided over by Shiknllany, a Cayuga Chief, tho
father of I ho celebrated Logan. After his death, in
1749, tbo Indians burnt their town and abandoned
the place, and it was oceupiod by tho whiles. ' Fort
August., " ono of the earliest Colonial fortifications,
was erected by Governor Kubcrt Hunter Morris, in
1 750, for security against tho Indians, and for the
safety of the pioneers of the frontier in times of dan-
j ger. It stood about ball a lnilo norm ol the present
town. Souio traces oT it jet remain to bo scon, but
it has been almost entirely obliterated by tho march
of improvement, nnd tbo habitations of tho white
man now stand whoio ono hundred years ago tho
saraga Indian howled around its protecting walls.
II. listing for tho life aud scalp of the daring settlers.
-It was reserved for the opening of tho railroad to
give Sunbnry the impetus, which is now sending it
forward on its pathway of prosperity. Property of
all kinds has trebled in value fineo then. Many
new nnd beautiful public and private buildings have
boon creeled a spirit of emulation and improve
ment has seized upon the people, nnd in n few years
tho old place will not know itself.
' The new Court House recently erected by Nor
thumberland oounty, at a cost of about $125,000, is
one of tho finost looking county buildings in tho
Stato, and Is in many respects ono of the safest nnd
bust. Its lower, or cellar story, is of solid stouo and
brick masonry, arched over head. The next, or the
first story nbovo ground, is perfectly firo-proof, with
wide airy hulls, and largo, cool, comfortuMu and so
cure public offices und vaults whilst the Court Hall
is one of tho most elegant, yet neat and commodious
rooms 1 have ever been iu.
"The First National Uank of Sunbury has recently
erected ono of tho neatest Hanking Houses I have
seen in tbo interior of tho State, An immense and
steadily increasing trado in lumber and coal is done
thero requiring largo capital and it is said that
much mora mouey oould bo advantageously use 1 at
this point. A good privato bank would do well
there. ''
The New Insane Asvu.m. The Commissioners
appointed to locale the new Insane Asylum aro in
town, having the deed executed, conveying to the
State tho property on which the Institution id to bo
built. Mr. Andrews, the Assistant Architect, isnlso
hero, under tho direction of tho Commissioners, ma
king the necessary arrangements to commence ope
rations by having the ground surveyed preparatory
to commencing work on thu foundation.
Our people can senrcely realizo what will bo tho
magnitude of this building when finished. It is to
bo eleven hundred aud thirty-throe feet in length,
shotting a frontago, which, if tbo institution was lo
cated on Mill street, would reach from tho Conipa-
ny's store to tho south sido of tho canal bridge. Ta
king the depih of the main building, uud receding
wings, together wilh tho frontage, it would roach to
a distance of over seventeen hundred feet. The im
portance to this town in tho building aud comple
ting of such a public improvement, cannot be pro
perly estimated, ft will givo work to a very largo
number of laborers and mechanics, and disburse
thousands upon thousands of dollars in our midst,
while the character nnd importance of thu institution
when liuislicd "ill bo of tbo kind that will always
draw to it a large number of -j isipirs and strangers.
Tho Legislature have appropriated $200,000 to
wards the erection of the building, exclusive of tbo
eostof tho farm. Fifty thousand dullarsof tho above
fund is ullowed to be drawn from the treasury of
tbo Statu dining thu presont year, to commence
operations. J Ktuvilt c liiti'lliijrnrrr.
Bitten nv A Uattlesnak i:. Hiram Cnlluhan,
of iMcllemy township, this county, was bitten by a
rattle.-uako under rather peculiar circumstances,
lie was mowing in afield when the suukccauio in
contact with the scytho and was cut iu two. They
weiit on round the fiehl until they came back to the
fame point when thcyTvcut to uiovo tho suuke out of
Ihv nay. One of the men attempted to lift it with the
point of the scythe, but failing to do so, Hiram took
hold of tho piece to w hich the head was attached, in
tending to jerk it away, but as quick iu lightning
the bead came back aud tho fangs fastened in bis
thumb so firmly that bo could not pull it off, except
by bringing the piece with it. They then put u
bandage around the thumb iu order to prevent the
How of the poison to the heart. But in n short tinio
the swelling caused tho baud to burst. They then
tied it iiround his arm nnd again it burst. As soon as
it could be procured whiskey was administered but
il was thought be would not live. It was reported
that he was dead but wo believe he is still alive with
hopes of recovery. J?rn y Firt YiJettr,
Danvim.e, Hazleton anu Wilkesdaiiue Hail
i:oau. The work on this important link in tho Bail
Uoud system of our country has been suspended for
some lime. It affords us pleasuro to suy that gen
tlemen of abundant means have taken tho work in
good earnest und intend pushing tbo work vigor
ously forward io completion. Tho road will open
up u large section in the middle coal field, hitherto
untouched, and will add greatly to tho prosperity of
the country through which it passes, and of this
prosperity our town will reap its full share. All
this is being brought about by the sagacity nnd un
tiring energy of our townsman, S. P. Kase, Presi
dent of the Company, who secured the charter ten
years ago. Wo know of no new Bail Bond in tho
State which gives C'jual promise of satisfactory divi
dends. Danville A merican ,
Good Teiii'LAIis' Parade. A grand parado of
all the temperance organizations iu tho Stato will
como off at Pottsvillo oa Wednesday, the 23d of
September. Col. R. B. Beath, of Potlsvillo, has
been appointed Chief Murshul, nnd he will issuo all
necestury orders and instructions for the government
of the parado. All organizations intending to par
ticipate in the parade should roport to biiu. Ar
rangements will be made for the issuo of excursion
tickets on all the principal railroads, and everything.
possible will be done to uiuke the parado a com
plete suceess.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
A Fact. The finest assortment of Hats and Caps
in Suubury or vicinity will bo found at S. Faust's,
iu Murket Square liis stock includes every style
and quality, at remarkably low prices. Faust is
determined on "quick tales and small profits."
'Talking Matcues" are about being made
among some of the wouiun of Boston. There are a
great many "talking matches" in this section, in
which the principal subjects of discussion aro the
superior Boots and Shoes at Miller's Excelsior Store,
Murket Square, and the, unusual inducements o tiered
for buying there.
Thi political canvas now opening does not retard
the steady custom at Beck's tailoring establishment,
on Fourth street, ilia fashionable ooats, vesta, pant
aloons, ic, oontinuo U) be in great douiaud. It is
really astonishing to learn the amount of clothing
Beck sells.
Decidedly tha best piaco'iu Kunbury to get
' fixed up" ii at Shaefler'f tailoring est ublub went,
in Market Square. haelTor'i suiu are especially
admired, while bia prioee are tx low that any one
ran make himself look 'iieat, but not gaudy," for a
mall num. Every one should give ShaeEer a call.
Cot's Couon Balsam. The great popular Reme
dy for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whooping Cough, and
Consumption, Both siios ordinary 4 os., also mam
moth family bottles for sale by all druggists and
dealers in medicines. No family should bo over
night without it in tho house.
i iiAn:
Coe's DrsrrrsiA Curb Will immediately re
lieve and permanently cure the most aggravated
ease of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Sour Stomach, Con
stipation, and all diseases of the Stomach and Bow
els. Physicians, clergymen and all who use it, join
in unbounded praise of its great virtues. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. Prloe $1 .00.
MAKHIA.OE8,
Ih this placo, on the 29lh ult , by Rev. (1. W.
Ilemperly, Rev. A. W. Lentz, of 'Montsnmory.
Lycoming County, and Mirs IIattie A. Haas, of
Sunburyi
Deaths.
In this place, on the22d ult., Mr. ACtll'STCS II.
CLEMENT, aged bi years, 8 months and 2'J days.
The deceased was the only brother of .Mr. Ira T.
Clement, of this place, and was well Slid favorably
known to most of our citizens for his unostentatious
virtues and his kindness of heart. Ho bore his own
nfllictions wilh cheerfulness, and was ever ready
with his services in ministering to the wants of tbo
sick and nlllicted.
M A 111 It V .11 A Kit i: I N.
Corrected Weekly for tho "American."
Wheat Flour, extra faiiuly, per barrel, ?IJ 00
do do lit do perewt. rt in
Hyo Flour, per bid. 10 till
do por cwt. o on
Wheat, prime red, old, per bushel, 2 .'ill
" " new, " 2 00
live, ilci 1 2.'i
Corn, do 1 In
Hats, do 7.'i
Potatoes, Uo 1 7a
Dried Peaches, pared per pound 2
do do unpared tbi 20
Dried Applos, do la
Dried Cherries, (unsloned.) per bti. ;l 00
Butter, per pound, .'io
K'trg-i, per dozen, 2 '
Choose, per pound, 2o
Lard, do 2i
Hams. do 2"
Shoulder, do 20
Beef, hind quart or, do II
" from " do LI
Motion, do IS
Chickens, per pair til)
Kluinioltiii Colli i'l'iide,
Siiamokin, July 2S, 1HR.
Tain. Clfl
Sent for week ending July 25, u.W.'i H
Per lust Report, 2j,Ml.'l I.I
2M.IWJ II
271 , 1-16 13
To fnmo time last year,
Decrense,
1o.o:t 04
Special Notices.
0
NK PRICE CLOTIUNU.
W WW MA
O L D i: S T A 1)1, I S II i: D
i: I'ltici:
CLOTHING HOUSE,
( I .11 ;i r Uol Street,
Ono door aln'vu Sixth, JMiiliulvl j hin.
Tor ninny yonrs tliis ltublUhtiinnt hn? dune Lusi
m?ss on tho Ono l'rU'c Sy.:iin, mid v lix-ln-vo wo
tin- the only Clothing llouo in thu city thiil Wiiclly
dht'rus to this 't incipli1. V't have cjirntd a roj.u
tut inn which wu nre proud nf, for good tiiHn in srluct
good tMylcrf und Ssub-stHiitinl iiiuturials, find tiot krf
important, for Imving nil our good-1
Wo employ tho hot tulmit, for CutUm, and our
(J ood art' of both kind.4 fa.hiunalilo and plain
ho that all tasUs can ho suited. 'J ho priet's aro the
very lowest, as any ono by a moment n thought mut
ffre, or otherwise wo could not uimt tho ooin'utilioii
of our neighbor, for as no deductions arc evt-r mado,
wo must put our prices dowu to tho advantaged wo
ppHUMO.
Tho peoplu may depend, this U the true plan upon
which to do huMiiosii, and in:my tt dollar can he
saved to Clothing buyer? by keopin in mind
JONES'
OXK IMtlOK OMTIUNU HUVSK,
till, Market Ntrcot, J'hiludelpliia,
Mot on the Corner, but one door above Sixth.
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April 4, iHrtS. ly
A'
DDUI'.SS TO Till. NKKVOIS AMI DKItli.l T.W
trd, wli'tHc biiilruii-'i Irnve (Ken producUM Html lint-
l'-n cjiuHctt.uiiil w'liose I'.iBfB iniuirc prompt ticitnifiit to
reiitlei cxisifitre ik'Hinihle. If you ute smft-rmj or IiuVt
emlred Horn iiivolaniarv itifc-hnreit, what filed itot-a II
(iroilttec upon yoni gcm-iiil health ? Uo you Icel weak,
ik'laliUtlftl, tMKily itfftl f Uot'U a little extr exertion ro
duct; paljiti.iiioii of the heart Does your liver, or urinary
"'i;:iiih or yotirkuhiiy, litftnieiitly pet out of tinier t Is
yur unite, a mit-time tlork, milky, 01 ilH-ky, oi ii it ropy
on sell tin; f Jr tloea a thick scum rise to the ti Or m a
pediment at the bottom after it hiittiiootl ;t while Do yu
have ipella of thort Itteathinor dydprpsui ; Are ymu
bowels cniwtipiiifcl f Do yw Irive Bpellsof filiating or
iiihliei of llott to the lieml In your memory impniictl f
la your niiail euunluutly dwelling upon tint mmject ? Do you
iVel ilnll. Iikltetis, tin 'pint;, til ml ol viniiaiiy, ot lite Do you
wish to he left alone, to -t awtiy from everybody Does
any Inile tlniiic maka you ittait or jump? In your ileep
lnoketi oi resilcbtt? Is the lustre of your eyes as brilliant i
The tiliMuii on your rheek ua bright; Do you enjoy your
Keif in s.ieteiy lis well ? Do you purmie your tnifMiieita Willi
the ftinue eneitty Do you feel as much eontiileaee in vmr-t-i
!i f Are your vpirils tlull mvl Ujuiii, friveu to litu of
ui'-lanelioly If so, Jo not by it to your liver or ifyspt-pMa.
H ive you rentiers iniihtfcf S oar back weak, your kneeg
,vejik,imU have t'Ut imle nppetitc, und you utti ibute litis
lo tlyxpepsilt or liVer-eninpiiintt f
Now, rentier, beU'aiue. venereal ihseasefi ltad!y euretl,
and sexaal exeenses, aie all capable of produeini; a weak
ness of the (cenerative orp ins Tim oriins of eineralion,
w lieu in prrteet healili. in:ike the man. Did you ever
think lint thoxf bold, deficit, eueiietie, perseVeriii?, utte
eensiul hupiiiexs-meii are always tin se whose generative
or ilium ure in perfect lit till It f Vou never bear fucli men
eoinplain of beuij ineliiiicholv, of uervtaisnefiu, of palpiia
tion of the heart They ure never ultaid they cannot sue.
eecd in business ; they don't become exttl und dincouruged ;
tlicy are always polite and pleasant in tlie eoiup.iiiy ol I
flit s, ami look you jiih! tin in light in the f;it e n uie of your
downrust looks or tiny other meanness n I tout them. I do
noi nn-mi thorn who keep the organs iuttuineJ by riinuinn
to cxeess. These will not only rui t their CoiiHtitutions
bat alt those they do Imsinetu with oi for.
How many men from badly-cured difceitnes, from the
flieels of self-utilise and excesses, have brought altout tbat
tt ite of weukness in those origins that lias reduced the
peuenil stem much as to induce almost every ot her
disease ulioey, lunacy, paralysii:, spinal uilecttona. sui--idet
and iilinogl evciy other form of dint-;i!ts whieli humamty
heir to, and the real cause of the trouble se;iree!y tVer tus
ptcted, and hat'e d.iclored lor alt but the ntiht one.
DisetKev of thene orpins reipiire the ue of a diuretic
illXMINUJVsrU'lD K.XTH ACT HL'CIH? is the ureal
Diaretie. and is a certain cure fot diseases of the K'adder,
Kidneys, i ravel, Dropsy, Ornmn Weakness, 1'ernaie
Ooinplaiiits, (ieueral Debility, and all diseases of (he I'n
nnry Orc'iiis, whether exitin in Mule or Female, from
whatever cause originating unit no matter of how l ati;
btinidiup.
If no treatment is submitted to, Consurnption 'r Inttauity
may ensue. Our Ib'sh und blood are supiwaled from these
sources, aud Hie health uud happiness, aud that of Posterity,
depends Uai prompt use of u rehat.le lemedy.
Helmbolil's Kx tract IliK-hu, established upwards of IS
years, prepared by H. T. HKL.MHOUD, Druggist,
5!t Hroudway, New York, und
104 South Kith Stieet, Philadelphia, Pu.
PnirK per bottle, or (( bottles for 41.rtl, delivered
to any s tidies. &dd by all Dnificists everywhere.
NONE ARK r.KM'lNK I NI.KSS DONK CP IN
teel-em;ravetl wrapper, with fac-iinile of toy Cliem
icul Wuiehouse. aud siLiied
II. T. HKLMIJOM).
Ju'v 1Q. lr,a
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHOICE FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL
9 & 3 S B .
BEN" J . BOHNEK,
DobUt in Fruit ami Urnumonlal Trow, will turn
Uh from tbe most rtuponsible Nurseries iu tliis kmJ
ulliur IStHtus. tint cIhss TKKES ufall kinds. Al,
Shrubbery, Viuosanil l'lunts. U.irJun See Ja of nil
kimls.
Orders aro respectfully solicited.
Address BKNJ. 130IINKR,
1'uxinos, Nurtb'd. Co.
N. 1). Insuranoes tuken in several of tbe
nioni respansibla Fire Insuranoe and Ilorse JUvtective
toiiinies in tbo elate.
July 2iijBo8: y
J.
yoi.;mi's
KJJVJkTS X SI
ar'ls tit., bflwfesi 31 and Ills, cIomv
lo Use lisllic Mt-liuol lloimr,
BUNCUKY, PEXN'A.
COOK ST07ES
of tbe best Patterns.
PLOWS,
Six patterns, tb fines! In tbe State
Persons wishing to buy stoves, can purchase them
cheaper at this ctablisbuieDt than any where el io
tbe flats.
Nlliatll'F'N xai.i:.
1Y rirtuo of a ourlsin writ of Levari Facias Is
y sued out of tho Court of Common l'lras of Nor
thumberland county, and to me directed, Hill bo
exposed to public siilu, at tho Court lloiiso, in tbo
iioroiifeli cr rmubiiry, on SU UK1M V, tbo 1st diiy
ol ALliUhT, A. I). I4u3, at one o'clock, 1. M , Iho
following properly, vis :
A II (h.it eeruini irurt, plree fr pnrrrl of Innd. situnle in
Coal unvnsliip, in the count) of Nnrlhumhrrliind, in Ihe ,
Sime of reiiiinylvuniu, surveynl on the tweiuy-etslilh
( joui) ouy oi ucioiki , una tliouiuml suvfil hiliiilieri .mil
ly-lour,for Snmucl colt, ln-iiiiiiiiiiiir nt a white ook
thrnre liy biml of - Krnnit r, soulh aixty Uegrees, wi st
two htimlieil mid twenty-seven ueiehca to a white unk ;
thrnre north thirty linrrei's west, sixteen pprrlies to u
pine i thence hy Innd surveyed for llertuird Huhliey, south
two denrers mat, two hundred and rive perches to a p.l j
thence hy Innd surveyed lor 'I'homna Li runt, north clirlity.
cinhl ileciees nasi, one hundred and rtixt) -eight perches
to n post thence norlli two ih-iiei'., we.t fony five per
dies to a poet j thence liy IhiiiI iir Alcxnteh r Hooter, noilh
eilily-eiitlit degicea eint, one huiidred uud tiity-bmr ier
ehi'Stoa 'orti thenee by laid of Jamos llephuiu, north
two degrees wepl , one hundred and tweuly.tivc (tl.'i) per
ches ton poRl ; tlieucu by the same, north eighty-right ile
Riees e.isl, niuely-six peiches ton chestnut onk thenee
noithlwo dralees, welt sixty Hrehcs to a Hist j thenee
south seventy-six ilt-Kiees, west one htiuilred uud sixty
perches, by luil of isbther Kramer, and llicnee by the
same, north thirty decrees went, oiui liundied and fount e.t
peii'lirs to llie p!:ti e of hi'iiMniing. contaiitioit lour hiiii
tired and Iwenty-ihree arres ami one-fiurlh of uu itere
ond iillownnre, he Ihe aoirc tunrli ot less.
ALSO r A eetlalu triu-t of liinil, siluutelil Coal town
ship, iu the riv.inty of Notlhiimhf rlaml ;aforesnid, lieetn
nio2 at a wliileonk, Ihenre by land surveyed fur t'.i-ilicr
Kiauter, north eiejily-cicht ileurei s e:l.t, one hunilieil and
in net v petrtics lo u p. nl, thenee by land surveyed for Wil
liam lireeu and rtamuel Clark, noilh two deurecs, west
me hllndreil mid two pereheN lo stones; thenee by land
Flliveycd fjr 'rioaiiaM H.-HiM lt Ml, null elhty-eipllt de
Rrceii, west two hundred and I'otty-live priches I i stones ;
Itieiice by laud surveyed for 1',. Sevele'iu. south thirty
dt'erees. caul one hundred and seventeen (ii-relies to the
plaee of ti'-eituiinc. cniitniuiu',' -uio hnuitrrd and Itiirty-one
neres, tifty-ioui perr hea aiel ath'Wauee wliieh saiil last de-seiila-d
Ir-ict of huat wai aoivrvi-d for .lohll I'urwill A I).
IT!l. nnd returned as four huililreil and nix (tlKiJ acres, hut
which upon rcsuivey. hy otdif of the Hoard of I'pipertv.
dated tlie (iih duy of March one lleuina ml eiptit hundred
und twenty-Pair (IVJI) was ledneed lo one hiiudre'l noil
Hrei.lyone (l-JI) alien and liily-l.uir (541 perches, whe-h
by divers eoiiveyoi es was vented ill Charles Wharton in
fee.
Seized, t.ihen into exer-uthul audio be sntd ns the pro
perly of Diaries hart'tu. Willi n tiee t i -lames A. Hcc
side, Uolicit tt. Hays, James Keleo ntel Jleiij.-iiiiin K.
Keller, ific lenanls.
n.vMiw, l:r.cKi.i:v, sher.ir.
Siirihurv. .Taly IH. I'-fi-i.
iM-siasTNjiis?.
1Y virtue of a writ of Fieri Facia issued out of
) tbc Court of Common I'leasnf Norlbiiiiilicrlund
county, nnd lo mudireeled. will bo exposed to pub
lie sain, ut tbo Court llouoin Ihe Iloroiijrli of Stiubu
rv.on Saliirdav, Aimu-t 1st, 1 Si'.S, ut ono o'clock 1'
M.. tho following property, to wit :
All llint cerliiin lot of ground, siluulo In the Ho
roui;h of Mt. Cartno). Nortliumlicrlniid comity,
Pennsylvania, nutnbered in tlni Ri-noral plnti ofsnid
lloroui;li im lot number twenty-three, in block nuin
bertliirly. bounded on Iho east by Oak street ; on tho
tnuth by lot number twenty-four ; west by nn alloy
and norlfi by lot number twenty-two, whereon is
erected n Uiru;o two-story frame store bouso with
stone bnseinnnt.
rSuixud, taken into execution a id In be sold ns the
property of l'ati b'k Hotiohoe A- Philip 8. Vnnhorn.
HAN1KI, IlKCKI.F.y. .Sbcrifl.
HlieriD's orfice, Sunbuiy, July ItP.b, IStW.
HOTEL rou SALE.
fTUIK ''Siisqtteliiitnm Hotel," located on Iho corner
I of Pctin nnd Fourth Streets, in tbn lloroucli ol
Sutibury. Nortliitiiibcrltind county, Pu., i.-i olfered
nt privato sale, on rciKsontililo tcrius. 'J'his well
known Hotel bin lately been rcnovnlcd, und ii one
ofthobe.-d stands in Iho place, with nn excellent
run of custom. For further irticulnrsnpplv to
(i. W AltlKI.IAST. tleoriretown. Pa.,
or (il'o. WAliKXtfKLLEn, Sutibury, Pu.
July II, 1 Si'.S
81'EER'S STANDARD
Wine Bitters !
) vi cow V 0 7hi;al'
?fREN.Ctlil, JB t A U
For the Weak,
For tbe Pale.
For tbo sickly,
For tbo Aired.
For Females,
For Spring 1'sc ! ! !
f, VJ." I JH ! -iinl l iIk-iii ! J?Ji
Speer's Standard Wino Bitters,
Made of
WINK, HKKIiS AND HOOTS..
."t'KKK S ColcbrnUJ Wine, so well knonu, with
Peruvian Hark.
Chamomile Flowers,
bnuko liont,
Wild Cherry Bark,
(linear,
ati-1 pueli other Herbs and Koni us will in all cn-es
us-ist Jiie.-nion. rotuote the Accretions of tbo sys
tem in thu nutural channels, and K,v0
TONK AM) VlUOll
to tliu
Voiisiv iiiitl HI. l:il uud I'rniulc !
All use it with wonderful success, firings
C3JtJ& SLtX
To tbo Palo White Lip,
HI.OOM AXI) IlKAUTV
To the thin face and euro worn countenance.
Cure Fever uud Create.- Appctiiu. Try Ibein.
I'.-o ii"iie other. A-k for Spcer Slandard Hitters.
Sdd by lli utri'l and llioccre. Keo Hint uiy siytm
turc i. over the cork ol each bottle.
Ai.FiiFi) spi:i:k,
Pimiiaic, X. J., an 1 1!I3 liromlway, New-York.
I V"'1"rnde iupdied by Johnston. Ilollowny A Co.,
Philndelpbiii : lieora A. Kelly, PiU.diurg ; nnd by
ull Wholci-alc Iiealers.
For sale by W. A. IlKXXUXT, Sunbury, Ttt.
July II. ocf'.'l (17 ly.
NEW M AIiELE STOIMi
NO. D0-2,
l3Schesnutstreet'lit:
JAS. E- CALDWELL & CO,
.IEWELEUS,
Have been npoiiitcil
in this city for Iho .mlo of the
(JOHHAM MFH. COMPANY'S
Fino Klectro-Plnleil Vuru.
Wo guarantee thee poods lo bo decidedly supe
rior to anything in thu inurkct, excelling in dcnin,
liuivh und inility.
A luriio us'ortinciit will bo niaintaincd, anil sold
at tbo manufacturers' regrulur
riXF.U I'll ICES.
Trado Murk pp Eluinpcd on tbo
of lJ busu of each
Electro Pluto 6cJittAMU) nrticlo.
J.E.CALDWELL&C0-
-o. IMlii f'lsrtf t ii t HI root
rinr.ADELriiiA,
July IS, liSHH. nib7,ly.
IsUkolaslion ul' Hrlu'i'ailii.
"TOTlCUis licroby given that tho partnership
j heretofore exialiiiri between John P. Haas A
C. 11. Wolvrrton, trudioK under tbo linn name of
Haas i Wolverum, wa. dissolved by mutual oonsent
on the dutb dny of J une, isiies. 'iho Hooks, Ac, are
in tbe bunds of John P. Haas, for settlement, wliero
all knowing Ibouiselvcs indebted aro requested to
cull and uiuke pnyuicntaud save costs.
JOIIX P. HAAS,
U. 11. WOLYliKTOX.
Kunbury, July Id, lM.--4t
Aiilitoi'' police.
"KTOTICK Is hereby given tbat tbo undersigned
Xl Auditor, apHinled by the Orphans' Court of
Northumberland County to ascertaiu tbe amount of
. k.. Un,. Uf II .. 1.' .... ..r ii':n:
lllltTO.1 uuo ujf . .u.a, .nvuiui ui II luiuui
M. liray, late of said county, deceased, in accordance
with tbe decision uf tbe Supreme Court in the matter
ol the exceptions of said Executor's acoouut, will ut-
tend to the duties of bis said appoint uieut, at his
oltico. In Market street, in the IJorough of tSuubury,
on jsaturduy, tue Zjiu day oljuly, A. l. IbtiS, at
10 o clock, A. JM , at v. hah time an J pluco all per
sons iutcrented may attend.
WM. M. KOCKEFELLF.K, Auditor.
Sunbury, July llt lb6S.
CARPENTERS
WILL find iu our cstabli.-hinent a superior stock
of Planus, riaws, Augers, Hulchets, llauiuiurs, Filus
Chi.cU, 40 , 4c , lor sale by
J U. CU.NLtY . CO
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
NKAV 0()J)S,
Joseph Eysler,
Corner of Market and Fourth ."trucl,
SUXI1UIIV, l'KN.N'A,
Invitvw the titibMu to cull utnl cxnmiuo ulojnnt
jortnipnt of
srRINO ANI SUM.Mi;RlnV HOODS,
Kttnh nt Tablo IiinonK, I)imc:iifs, Jnyli .1, TmviM,
nml Ir.m?ticf of every ilccriptiun nt tho very low-r.-t
prico.
CASSIMEBES.
CLOTHS. ScC ,
fHkn. Dclnltic. IsRttn?. Oinhnilif, rnlicno. Muslins.
vln't inf , Tiokinjj, Jonni, and n, full fis"rtiiiuiit of
Cuiton n nil Wnolfii pn(f( flencnilly.
TP"'!1,
llolfry, fllnvcs, ll-.Kip .Skirts. Alsu linn Ikerclsief.-,
Ilrulies, Conihs.
IIiiIm iiikI 'ii, KooIm mid li-.
His nisortinetit ol troodswlll not. he in sum fail lo
plonrntho fancy nnd suit the wants, ,f nuy iliirous
of puirhnslns;.' , ,(.K r
H Alt l)W A 11 K AN I) Ol FFNSW A I: M.
and (Irocerirs Ik larirn in niinntilv uud ehoi.-e in
itunlity. c.miprWni; genernlly overvthiiii; liie.l.d ill
the household r,n n,r ue'or ornament.
II" is always ready and sjlml lo iee rrl.-n.N
and lakes pleasure hi shoiviii them his gin, Im , n
though no sales urn made, lie only n-l,s a cm!, an I
is sure that Ihe , k ,vi ,.1,1,,)iru flur :,ly j
pru-c and quality with i,0 ,
, , .HKi:PiI EYSTFK.
."untiiiry, June. 20, 1SCS.
" THOICAS G. ITOTP,
MKRCKANT TAlLOll
.MAKKi; 1' S'Jl'AKK, SI'Mil I! Y, PA.,
1 I A!jJ"'"t rt'coiv1,1 lrgclia Well .-cleeled s,.ck
iSl'llING AND SUMMUll (.JOODB
contisUng of the fiue.-t
(T.f)TItS, CASSIM LI IKS AND VKSTINtiS
ever lirouglit lo Sunbury, mid wbieh he promise.- to
sell cheaper than Ihe cheapest. Having the .e(vi.M.
of skillful tailors, be guarantees a g I tit in every
instance inferior to none outside of the cities.
Fverylbing from my establishment will bo uar
nnUed as represented.
THOMAS (I. XMI'T.
Sunbury, May 0th. IRrtS. If
A til-: NTS WANTED FUll "W KAF. IXil OF Till:
IIKF.F.N." Tho most cntoituining book ul..
Itshed. abounding In Hotnnnee, lloinor nnd Wii.---Agent?.
say it is tbe best sidling book out, as people
are tired of Iho repetition of dry details and iirmy
reports.
Ono Agent Sold M in "no Week.
' 112
" " ' 1H2 Ten Days.
Mbernl Terms to Agents. 'end b r Circular.
Also, Fntnily tjiinrto P.ildes. Iiet tdiiiin pub
lished. Win. Flint. Publbher, South 7th .-iimt.
Philadelphia. I'enu'n. jv ! lit
oi'kx.xg or ' .scj.vav; ,srr .:,
AT
Miss Louisa Shissler's,
51 A H K K T S Q U A U 13 ,
Ladies' nnd Misses' HATS mid 13'JXXTS,
iu iinincuu variety.
.IliliiK'i-y 4a'MttN und Ji'liiiiiiiiio.
French and Amei-ican Kib'.oiis. I.aee.. Ilaiu'iker
ehiels, liloves. ilosiry, and a general :i...-ortiueiil of
Ladies Millinery Hoods, which have been .-.tlojlcl
wilh great care.
4a-!tl lolliit'si, I's'Ujii-H l1 '. ,V'.
Fv.rv variety will bo found to select from, a".
Mnni.it aii: T'ltici's.
Sunbury, May ",li, IMCS.
police to 'I'i--iici..
VJ "TIC 1-: is hereby given, that no person or per
X sons will bo nlloweil lo tresoiss ou tho proper
ty of Iho undersigned, in Lower Muboiioy Imviiship,
Xo-l!iiiuilierland count v, for tho imrnosu of 'i-Uiti.t
Iterries, Fruit. Ac., or to enter into any eii.'losiu o j
witlooit permission, in thu law will bo ciilotecd
ngaiua ull olleinlcrs.
ISAAC II. KEtSLLH.
Lower Mabonoy twji., June OT, ru
.VlilllllUOtl : lllM' l.M(. il.Hl lit'-
torcil.
jir- Just published, a new edition of l)r. Culvcr-rJ-
well's Culcbruted Fssay on tho radic.il cuio
(without medicine) of Spcriuiitnrrl.o'u. or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, impotouoy. Mental and Physical li.capaeity,
liuiodiuiciita to Marriage, etc.; ul.-o, Cou.-uuip' ion,
i:pilc.sy, and I'Hr, induced by self iudulg' oeo or
sexual extravagance.
V-Price, iu a sealed envelope, only f cel. Is.
T he celebrated author, in tliis admirable ctay.
clearly demonstrates from a thirty years' .iti.-e. --! ul
practico, thaL the ulariiiiug conseruences of se'.f
ubusc may be radically cured without the danoi iui
uso of ijilerutil iiiedicino or the application of ibc
kiiifo ; pointing out a mode of cure nt oncu simidc.
certain, mid idleetunl, by ineiins of which every sul
ferer, no matter what his condition tuny l.e, may
curu himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
t "This Lecture should be in tbo bunds id' every
youth mid uvery mull in thu land.
Suul, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad
dress, postpaid, on reeeipt of six cents, or two post
stamps. Also, ir. Culverwcll's "Marriage fiuide,"
price 'ii cents. Address Iho Publishers.
CHAS. J. C. Kl.INK k C .
127 Bowery, Xcw York, Poat-Otlico Vox -l.isil.
July 4, I Slid. y
I1(f 1 AliKXTS W'ANTFU, to solicit or
VVIVders for Uu. W ii.i.iam Smith s
DICTIO.NAi Y "FTIIIi lUl'.Li;. Tins om.v i:hi
TION 1-t'ltl.lSIIKII IN AmKIIII A. CUMI l-NI'KO II V l'lt.
Smith's own iianii. In onu largo tictavc voluuie,
illustrated wilh over 125 steel mi l wood engravings.
Agent nnd subscribers soo that yon get the gen
uine edition by lr. Smith.
The tnivjtifht li tMihhnjn say?, 11. is e liiion
published by Mossis. IJurr A Co., is the rjenuino
thing
Tbo Coi'i-i'.Vi-!i'i.r says, whoever v.ishes'lu
get, in Ihe cheapest form, tbo best l'it tioin.i y ol iho
liiblc should buy this.
Agent. nro meeting with unparalleled su
Wc cuiplny nn ticneral Agents, mid oiler ex'ratin
duccinents to Canvassers. Agents will see the ad
vantage of dealing directly wilh the Pl'lLISIli:i:S.
For descriptive circulars w ith full particulars an I
terms, address (be Publishers.
J. II. Ill lilt A CO., Hartford, Conn.
May .10. Iltn.
Wa. Faiison. Xki.so.n Pi on.
V U It N I T U II E It O O M S .
V"le Fi.?kSClT & SClTa
luteof the firm of Farson Al)avis.huvo opene I n ai e
roymsut Xo. 22S ttauth 2d street, below 1r.l;,
PHILAI'LLPHIA,
AVhcro they keep a full assortment of
l'A!IU)U, C'lIAMHKU, SITTING KtiU.M
nnil DINING 1IOO.M FL'UNITL'IIK.
Tbeirold customers, nnd all pernons w i.-bing to
purchase, aro invited to call aud cxuuiino their M '.-!;
beloro purehasing elsuwnero
Particular attention paid to packing. mf ly.
(lUEENS-WAHE,
STONE CHINA WARE, &c
Market Street, S doors west of Fourth St .south si Ie.
.SIXliLKY, PKXX'A.,
UFsl'KCTFl'LLY iiiforiiuthecitimnsofSiiiil.iiry
and .Merchants and dealers in this and leijo.o
ing counties, that he has just opened a lurge u.-.-ort-uien!
of
IJl'EKXSW'AnE AND STOXE CIIIXA WALT,
of every variety, from tho best inanufautories in tho
country, which will be sold at WHOLES ALE und
HF.TA1L.
Iiealers are invited to examine his stock before
purchasing iu the city, as they c.iu save money by
doing so.
Suubury, May 1(1, lSt'iS. fun
NEW MACHINE SHOP
AXD
IIFtOlsr FOUKTDri'Y'.
.'i:. KOIIItll It'll a o,
STJNBUKY, FA..,
TXFOUM the public that they have estal.liihej n
MACHINE SHOP, in connection wilh their
FOl XDllY. They have supplied themselves with
New Lalbus, Planing aud lloring Machines, v. ith thu
latest improvements. With the aid of skillful mo
chuuics, they uro enubledto exeoute ull orders uf
--v Uurk or lt-lrlfi.
that may begiveu tbem.in si satisfactory uiauner.
Having enlargod and rebuilt their Fuundry, tbiy
are ready to execute all kiuds of CAS i'lXvjS.
lima.) C'iialiuu. Vf.
The PLOWS, already celebrated for their superi
ority, have been still further improved, aud will al
ways bo kept on band.
Sunbury, June 13, 1868. .
W" HLKE cau l get the host picture? w,l,y."1
I.V-i'l ', of oour.o. Always geJto Byctly
aud judjie for your.elf
W. A. IJKNNUTT, i
J'ltl.i.ijr AMI C11LMIST,
'liirktit Miu:.i-v, M lll !V, lf,
I filtt ln.l I n ....
J a. ,.,,! full as-ortnei:! of I
Timlin rMr1 TT J : ;
M . vr,; , 1 - Mv".?'1 r-,'"t-'; ""'
! .....iL" "1 '' I -uu I
oinplcto in every initio : merit in Mcd'.eii
l'liydeinii- iiff l Out.
mier.i uiay rely upon pnunpl
ih.u.4 and utteuiioit to ordei-.i
' I
IF1 A. TtT I !"vv A 1 fTsTT 1F t i
My stock is uinis'ially laryo and emhr ices nvery-
thing that can bo found on a fir.-t. clivs T.tilat Tab!
I including American and genuine Freneli and Eng.
I li.-h
i r : i; v u m i: u y ,
Pmiiiii Iih, Hair Oil, Ivory, (.ull l'erehn,
Wool an. I Horn Cotnbs, Toilet Soaps il.iir
! Tooth, .Vail. Cloth and Paint Uru.-lies, A .
I i:Kl-lll t'rlil'ill..
" --"-wiiuj .
I. iobri.eiii; nil the mod popular Pieparatioii.i of the
day, at niaiiuf'a 'liireis' riee.'.
I lire Hit ana M-ifAKSaml CIIIJUIMJ TOIJAlX'Ui
ol the I.e. I. Lniiids.
3;i!iit, Oils, SMlm-, (jil.iM, I'nity,
:n-ns!ii'... V
.Ml my 'fin lull.--, 'yrup". ' '.It llienl-. I'er.iti .-. and
olio r (ii epal'.o ioo.i a I..' 1::. I III, In. ! 1111 d 1 1 V I'll -e 1 1', and
ll' "i ll I ' -! loaleiial I e.iu pr.., .ore In M.n k. I.
II. i'. inj loo! 'pn'c .1 i.uii.' i r ol yeais t..pcricu.-c in
l!i.i
''. ,1,1.' I'n Ii i,i ,'o...',
both iu l'l.it'i...i.i:M in: I Ho- eoiiiilrv. and al .i Iho
iidviinia.-e . ! lio- r.,!l...;,. oi Pl.arinii.-N . I f.-. I ,.
. el, 1,1 I , IMMI l-r.SH .M.l. Pnl.Sl'KIPMo.S.S
lion Iho l'bvi.i,o;-aiel puoiie may I n or mo with.
All mv preparations I have '. n. !,ai"
made fr.-in toe be.-t in-it. i i.-J. mil nj-u b le.r 1
a-. . . I. they are of oih.-ia! .. i eo-l !i .
I'.-r li.cdK-im.l l.tio... .-s, I kelp ill baud ll.ov.iy
iie.-t ... j
WINKS, KIIANDIKS AND I.ItifoIIS,
to 'I I e:ill proeare.
lotov- .in,!oi.-:ng ll.enbeie, tall an 1 caivil.ee
Vour e,n :iiih l.
W. A 1; l.N.N 1,'IT.
.'-ui.hitre. M iv lil. l--',s.
LKHIT! LIUIST! LIUILT!
n. u i:s:i.v.
rpni: p..pi,r i i,.,,.
larliis liMel tip. in lb: ,
""' ' -i ::. i- huild!:. ihiee d . .is w.-t ,.ftl...
l.-.ilr..ad. .Markoi S ,,,-,.. ., ,, the verv best .-kv-l.nrbl-
lo ,.e ioond i:-. Ihe Stale, and is now pi . pa red 'lo
take - . lur. - r ,,v .- i.-.i . , i kiT1 is . c.,Mo r,
i nly an I lute. Cl ibi,. i.-.k,.,, ,,,,, i .,,v
l...:ig along ihe l,:il., v.c are I, on ready b-rthei'i.
co.mi: onf, : t ( imi: ai.i, :
bulb great mid Mo. ill. -ec l.i, lojuis, m-. e
limine i-nueli-.
FP.A.MKS ...! FKAMIX.i M:,lMi.,V ,!,!,.
ban I an I made to order. Lring alon vr .,icl',irK
an I have ilo ni IVaii,. I chi-upcr tl. in anvwlierc cl--,.
Cyioo aol sec I -.r joi:r-l..s. Anything in the
.icturi! lino -i.-mlli on baud --r ordori-l. l' o.vin -
dot.,- iu nil it.- I.r.tncl.cs ii'i.l colored as de-ired. "
Loth oat and in loor vieivs l-:k, n m, -hint noti e
and on iv.-.s. .loild.; termi. Sal i.-ia..t ion giiarr.intee I,
il nor lootlo is to Jilea-n. All lo,itiirs carefully
preserved, lienii inbir the plaoo -a. k lor S. hi LU
I. V. .Market Sijiia: e.
.May 2d, 'lis.- ly.
SI -NISI It V (III, Mil. I,.
Till: sub.- vilie: luiviiig just, ti te-1 and put in
operation a Mil! for tbn ntmiiil'aelurc ut
1, I X s i: K H OIL,
oiler the bib -! i,,rk. I pii -e for I'LAX .-LLP.
'I hey li.u i: ii Hoe hid to tl.eir establishment a I 'hop
ping .Mill, an I l.iiinei's and other.- wanting grain
chopped (or lee. ling, eatl be uccoinuiodati d al -tho
holt. -I noli. .... A n. e lone for chopping corn wilh
Ihe eol. i. all:., bid lo the mill.
.MOK.IAX A MASSKU.
January 2 . l- 's ly
M'!EIA 'i'SK A!Mi !"...
hl'Kl.Nti Tit A DJi UUy.
I.l. L. I.AIiALlUS,
would call the iiltention of tho publie, and lo r
eu.-tonni.. ..;,v rally, lo her lor .',0 and tiu.v a;..uiL
tnelit of
I'an. v and S'.oiiii--.t ii- Itvy . I-..
Whi.-li eon-i-l of Poi.lins, ll, l iii,.-, ('!.,,..--. Allapac
ci-. Crepe-. lircuadiiMs, Iron liungc.-, 1 n.-.
liiobani.-, C.ilitoes. Cl.ml.es, .V c ,
".i iliii- ;i.
e'ntui.ri.--. Stov--. Hi-g-n lies. i.-lori.i, PI , id Mu-liiu
..i.-ii-niiii-. i epic, iori!i:g;. v. 1-,'aos. iioiiis,
(I. le e In I a. .1 on'ole-e-lied I Tnlde Linen,
X.ipkin--, J'oMi l.-, 'Pal.le Co', cr..,
Il.-.l S. v.-.. Is .'. ..
illoves. llo.ieiv (',.,,. II,,,.,, .--I. ;, i j 1 1, ... .'r, ,,. "
I'lil.g-. nil Milielv.l I, a, Ins and O.-i.u llooll.-.e.
ehiels. Nook '1 mi I n :ions in i.,ii, t v i,, . ,.
oils lo me n i ,.-ii. l 1. 1 i ' l . -1 ;
Sun'.uiy. .May 1
I- W. Sf.. A. N. I'.im i..
-r. r.U T i-v ACTIO 1ST
AT
HAKI'T'S Ni'.W IKON riiONT!
STEVENSON & HHK E,
I I A Ii o eiied up ii now nnd di .-iraldu slo. k ,,
I I i.ood-iii J 1 . 1 1 i .- .New limiting, comi.-ling in
art of a spleii.lid variety if
iiK'i ii-;! ii 1 :il t; ,
GOJ.D W A l'tii I'.S,
JiooKS, 'I.O(.'KS, .IKH'KI.UY,
.STAllO.NKKY, isilAKlt-WAlIK,
tiOLI) I'KNS, Sl'Ki TAC'I.KS, NOTIONS.
UIubs-Wuiv, Cuiltiy, Kictitrcs,
J.otikinp; Ol.issi-p, tVc, iV., Ac.
Call and i-x. iii.ii. e our stoek. Our aim will be to
please and sati.-ly all who call.
MKYF.XSA'N & lilvICE.
S'li.onry. April IS, 1:'.. ;lm
..'!' S'iMi'1' ss'Vi.r.:?-; of
mm AND SU3I51EU
Millinery Goods,
.tll It. I.. 4 Jol--. begs leave to H ti
ll -otlee t-illie 1. flies of Mllibury mil Vl.il.ity, tb.iL
.-l.e hu.-j.i-: opened a 1-rg- I .it i-d stoek of
?l 1 I. I. I N II Y ll ( o D s,
'Ihcli-.e t Xe.v Y.rk mil PbUa.lc'.pi.ia slyl.-s cl
LADIES' HATS AJJD BONNETS.
A'so. an ee. Ib-ut l,-.-ol tmelil of l-'n-hiol.al lo Km-
broi 1-1 iis. L Igil: -.-s. I.aees. Oolen Cap. ilalelklT-
! el.n-.s. r- -nil i. lOoies, llo-iei:,--, all Kin. I- ..t
I i.ney Notions. Si -imped .Mu-liu.-. Corset. . Perfume-
j lie ,.voi--. Lilly l,i:e, Luanilof Aliuriea, S-Ia-
ll,:.;rv. Ac. .ie' .
tall an I t.-oii.-inc ! r yourselves. Xo trouldo to
h"iv g 1-
.-ut.'mi .-. April 1 1 I -'-5.
J. C. bYI.YIs, WITH II. O. TlIAt'lIKU !
Maimfa' tur. r - f
lT.rNCIl AMI A.MI.Kll'AX CALF
ItiK-.a, SCkm'si timl -:iil i s,,
P!c.i.-..nl ' Pail ling. M .riiet S-pi .ie,
M'M',1 LY, PA. i
l.adii ' Pool;., r-bn.-s and Halters of a!! lit ; -rititiotit
m.ele to order on tho siioi te-t notice and n.'-.-l rea
sol. able terms. II , ii g the best ii .a kinei, i ;n I iye 1,
We eatl ll-lire Oie 1 lll-llr tlial. It I Uey W 1. 1 gll e lis ll
.-all. Ilo-V liiili,.- ...iti-li, d of toe al.oic Kiel... K;.-
PA I III S 'i neat !y doiio ith di-piit.-h.
If your c r: - .1.. hurt your feet.
.Ill-', call mid leal e i our mi ..-tire,
Ai 1 w u ii ill 10 a i. e your Loc or llo'-ts,
'1 li-it y..u will eal'l ii treasure.
FANCY DUY (iOOI)S.
ALL THU I. AILS T S1YLF.S,
Suitable for tbo
SritlXi! AND SUMMKK SKASONS.
MI83 KATE BLACIE,
Slarkct Nuare. two doors End of tho old tank
building. SI MIl'HY, Peiiu a.,
HAS ju.-t opened a frrsfc assortment of Iho most
tinhiouable Fancy lire's Uoods ttom tbo liirgei,t
e-liii.li-hii.enl3 in Philadelphia.
I'kLAINKS, ALAPACAS, POPLIXS, CALIC'-S.
MOI KAIMj .001i.
Cloths, Saciues Flannels, Flannels, Sheetings, Mui
lius, Ladicand Childtem.' 11 ATS Feathers, Libbon.-,
Iki-rxM 'liliiiniiiiii", i:nlfiJ'"i'
Luco Veils. Comets. Handkerchiefs, tl loves. Hosiery
Hoop Skirts, Hopkins' Lliptio Skirts. Leal
Lluck Luco Shawls, aud Ladies
Hoods of every du-'criptiou.
Bun Umbrellas nud I'arosols
tients' Collars, Neck-tics, Hulf-hoso, Handkcr-
CbiVc,;umc;yTiletSoU1-,Hairl
Sunbury, May .'!'', ISrH.
("loi'STUY I'FALFP.S .nptilicd wilh all kiuds of
) Stone Ware at less thau Faetoiy prices at liar-
tC-lm-i,ig l-" ""'' it "'".
tbo Maiumolb Stoiool H. . 1-lilLlM..
LL inuUiii Uio.-o l.eauliful Lird Cages at bf
uw llaidwaro, tore, d
.MKEAI) FAM'.V VA MKS
i i'Ki I I I I l,V ii fi.101- the e.;ii-e)i.i ..f oa-
ly l-u-y H:,. biiii-y.liml. lie will baku lo id
i.'Hi .d-
. 'f.l.t'H IVti- PIiiHm, I'lirlJ.-w, A i-.
VnmW.: Hrc,., ,,11. 1 wl, FP.KSII HKliA 1, Ti
l!-d'.. Un,lu. 'I.', I;,,,,.. A ... . nod iiIm. keiil o band
iii.ti.'itii'
e.l out ot tin- lo -t iiiHtr-rilI--.
AM
der. leil at l.i. She, in .Mat Ket )UHl e, olio
d ,. r i.i.t I,; Miv .Aiiin painter 6 Milliner Wore, or
l':ki.ry on i-'piuen r-ircet, beiween Front and
oi. l slicols, mil nie.-t wu i i i-i,,: t mienlion.
PIC NIC PAIUII rf supplivl Willi Cllko,, lee
troiin, , nt (!, t,,.,-lu1 t,rc
Order., are rc peetfully nolicitod.
u , HAVIUFKY
I'li' ory.May 2. I MM.
'r A 1 !
' t:-l
."-'.i'V. ri'HI. niider-i-.-iied having bought Ho
.. I entire sloel; ol 1 iis-iog. r .v 'lavlor.
SU-; u.oibl iofooii Ihe publie i,. ,t I,, is 'iio.v
ready lo do all kind of maiMo work , b.i., . i, hJm,
m, 1 in. ike. lo order at .-Iwl t li.,ti e,
t ..itii.i.t l.ls- ml H ;i .i -,'. j ,, ,.,
o cteiy .-lylo to .-nit piiiv li,t.--i r-.
'ihi'U: , nii wjM"iw rw.t.y-
,!o. C. no leiy l'o..sui;h I lal v. mi I pi ; .u,d al I
olh'T leiiein gi nenilly u.-e I on Ceno I' I o--.
.1 .,l,ii A 'I i lor will continue iu Mm etop'oviiirui,
at ihe r.l I so inul in Mnrket S'piam, suNknit, l a.
Jl.iy 2. i. .. - ly.
w. ii. i'Ai:nin-;i;i Y
siwm; fashions w
i;l ! LOUISA lUXliL'jjr.feJt.
Mill: l-ipulol- Millinery, f -tit Si si.lc of Mokoi
S. n. u e. .Miobnty , i - de i roos of calling the att i lo.-i
ol ihe poi.lie Mid tr:oc to l.e r ut.i',uo .mil iian l.o:,,.(
a-, ill,., ol of
7.1 1 1.l.l K V AM) KAN t Y t.oOi).:.
ji.-t open. .1 On I, i, ml and miido to order, mo ihe
late. tall l llio.-l u pi r ll ..I.) Ie.- . i'
bd iila!, .'UivtirisJu,-; iiti.l Si-!..s lioii-U'(-.
iili-l Rims..
Abo, a -j-l. O.I id a -ol! Ill e; I ol 'I'i ill. 1. 1 n.g. Art I lie lal
1 I .wis. I.ooo. i Fr..me.-. Veil. , C.ll. v.
ll, ,.l,....'. II U I. , Hot. re ll.,.l, ,.
,. v,,... , ;, ,,V ,., ., ... a I. lor tl'.e loll, t
I Alio, a i'oie a.-. oiiiiieni el' i'ei'fiimn v. nnd alt
go U n ii il' v I. in i vi II lnriii lie.l . .-1 aid ;..ii on nt
I A e.tll i-olil vr, i:.il 1 to be colli meed
N. It. i ' ei.il a' l , ii. i. - a i- ,1 i r.-el ed to a hue lof
ot Ladies' I'le-J C.ii and Head I'r
j LOL'l.x'A SlIIScLLi:.
At-vi! I W.
!'. rriilur'a it '.
"Vf'i'rH'l-: is hereby pin ii that letters le. latnenta-
ry, having been grant.-1 to the undersigned, on
lie- t late el' ill orge P I'eil'er, la t o of .1 l.e kson town
ship. Nortliinul ei I.ii,. eounty. I'll., do'-easo i. All
persons indebted lo -aid c.-l.ito aro rcue-ied to
make imm.tliale ii,yiocnl. and then baling claims
to pliaulil them lor ,-ettlenielit.
lii.ol.i.i: Wn'.MKU, Executor
Ju- t.-on tup,, July i, 1m',A lil
EAUGH'S
fiAl'till A fcoXS. Pbila lcli l.i.i
A Nil
X'llli' H L'S'ITU: N FKKTILIZI.NU CO, Chw.t.
S.tli- l;tliiil';icl siiM'i-s,
l'HICLS.
LALtiir LAW L'NL I'lo;,llI A 1 1:
i'j'i per 2aiu Uai.
KALi.U'o CHI-'AO liOXH l'LKi ll.lZLi:,
; jo pel 2,''eo ll,-..
liALoii cm, .wiiii M ..ci;) mam iu ,
v;J0 pcrN l".-lludo.
'In." al.oi .' Mauurt s e tin id bed 111 both b.i,s and
barrels, ll kiel.el er clt-tomel.- prele-r.
The U.ig- arc uuifrtu in m ight. I -e.i p .Uiid,.
'1 h" ntteiilioo of Farm ei s is e-i iivial v dire. t... I I
I t'"'1 Mal the -oiir.e.i of the II a if .Met. -rial -t"
j '' ''"' Manuies are eon, p.. id, aro ..... iv ell
: tiu-i-r eon: roi i n.ii v. e:.u l.iroisii l lie to oi .-.iriei'v
.,, ,:,.,.,, ,l,i .- .,..1 , ..,..1 i, I.,,. .....I it .i ii...... i
a Pn-oer p. ieei.l a-,'.- . 1 .-.iiieonia ih. in any etner cl.i a
el Uiai.laeluied U.ol.i.l'e., it: l!le li...rket.
LAI Oil .- .o.N:.
2" ;j Del. Uinr. Avenue.
I'ii.ladelebn.
XoKlTi-HLSfl-'KN I'lil'.'ll l.l.l No CO ,
I oi in r Lake ,V l.as.ille i-V . Chiea .
IV LAI OH S Cu.MMI.LolAl, M A X V I! Iv in.. ,
bo ploetire I Iroln il-.il...- ill ...ly "f the -r,l:..pill
ten ii. iu ll.e I .Hied Man . i or iJeiciniuii ,d Cum I
.V-M by
SMITH A ii:NTIli:i;,. Nimbly.
Juno M, l'-.i. - nog 07 I
SlOO REWARD
1 oi a iiicili'-iucili .t iviil e..j
C L UHS,
IM IJ i:Zl.
TiClii.lMj in ll.e UOillA f,
WIM.il'iNi. COI Oil,
"i relieve
CUNSf MPTT L not uliS,
as i;iii.-!. a.i
U ti E ' S L'OU ti II U A J. ii A M !
t'VOI! om; MILLION i:n ti.i;m
leu-.- l.eell s "Id and n il a luule ni-lai.ee ol llt t.iouii
i kn-mai. Vli- I...'.,....,-,.. i.o.-e.-..,l n, nil .inal.lll l ,-l Cel-
tltieales, Some ot ll.eii, tioui
I.MIM.N T I'll YSU-I NS
w I... l.al e uu I It ill lie 11 ;-l -.. II: -, :i:ll ! I veil It 111. pie
eiliincnee ov-reVeiv olliei e pound.
If ll-:s NUT UliV I P A COCOII,
bit I.UUSCNS IT,
s i .is to ei-a'-'.e the p.meat In c.veclornte fiLelv. T wo .o
t l.u e Coses,
j Wll.l. lv.lt!tiri.V CfBK T.tSIo.Ml IN I UK TllU'U I '
; , . .'I !...:. !l li is oi'ien e in;1!- te'v eared tl.c inott Sinl,-
..m f - us!.. .id y. i. i..-li i is sen -mid .)..- .1 in u
, ,..,,,-r:i'io,i, it is ,.-': ieelly 1. n u.less, 1-t-tng purely vtl'l-.l-l.
' I ' is :..' r '.-:.: '.i' iu I tie '.aste. l-.i.d may t'C UOIU.I.IMI i J
to a, i, a, ., . I in,) a o...
In ' l- s of CIO l P .Ve .1 :': caalee a eilrc, ll t ikci. m
hea- a.
Ml FAMILY MI'H Ll) hi: Wl I HOI T IT'
ll is wilioa tin- le.ieli ot u!l, il l.e-uig I eiicapeal al.u he:,
ua,!.! a.e eM.o.t.
CO. CI.AKK .V CO.. I'l.'plict..!.
M'.W HAYLN, C.iNN
A: i.! If. l-tN.-lv
O O E ' s
DYSPEPSIA CURE.
rpms i,ur..T UV.M t'O i" t'Oi! AI.I. FISLAMiS oi
. J. i:,t
fj.-p f-) Tx. O JH t3
it ! I..- .vi y oi '.I.' mi e..t t oi e's v..:, o.l !: I ..licit
I; -III. ll'loV ' "I mi. a'l, IC lor III- o.i h. a Hi 1, elite. I
I ianii. ... ll.e r-t ')..:.," i I oi nun wan ii I1 ul l-ee 1- ..eli'id
loMot..,,,. i : r,.,oi.
'Pin- leino.-!. (I.olv te-tntioi.i- Ironl vaie.as .nlaol li.c
eoantl V .-le-o.u:..-,- os to i ,-ln I'v IIk le ,s no tli. :.se e.m-e-l
byad..ii'.i:-d.tui-..d. :t wilt u. spc".!.l ""
t'hysiciuiiij cniL.rsc aud INc it!
Ministers Rive t-,.a!i.ii, i'y of its edx.ioy.
And frail all diiccii.uis we teetivelidu.gi.ol euii. pti
lot tiled.
UYspi:rsiA!
It is sure to cure.
iii;ai;tlu'1!x
I lae it -ku will euie.
SICK-IIIMPACIll-!
II tias c.iu.l in I. o.el. i Ii of . '..es
HFADACIIK A.NO l)l'IM:
II stops in il.uty nuiiai. .
cTlITY OF Tilt: Sl'o.M. veil :
ll coi.ecl. at laicc.
R1SL OF Till: FOOD!
ll stops iiuu.ei.aiel .
Dlsrut'.SS AFTER K.VTIMi :
tne U, se will leu.-.vs
CliOl.LIU MOIlIil S!
llapldly jleUli to a few i! be.
UAD UKLATU I
9 Will 'ac eh-ueieil wilb li .Ii a bottle
it is I'snPECTLY uaiimi.f:mb.
Its LM'KF.Cl'.PFNTI'.U Sl'CCFSS is uwiug lu to
f.i-1 '.hat
ll i'lircs. liy ,Vss.iKIuu "Xadirc
to hi-.sr.i; r iii;i! sway in tiif. systf.m
Neaily every dealei Ul tlie I inle.1 Si .:. nlU it nt
I'M: imi.i.Ai; i t ii i'.ii ii i:.
C- Ci. CLARK iNt CO., rioinifctoi-.,
ni.w u. UN, i o;....
A; id l-i litis. I .