Efcc Sxmbutfi American.
E.-VTITiVERT,)" ' .
If . B. ENOLE, ( publiher.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1808.
Ilocal flairs.
Raiw. Tho steady rain of Thursday will greatly
Improve vegetation.
Da Gardner and Kenyon's Mammoth Combi
nation Clrous exhibited at Milton on Thursday last.
PACB Festival. The Presbyterians of Sunbury
will hold a Peaoh Festival In the hall of the Court
House, eommenoing on Tuesday evening of next
week. A large American flag will be voted for on
theoeoaslon. All are Invited.
T. 8. Shannon ha laid in a new Block of Jewolry
end Silverware. Those In want of anything In lili
line of business ean easily tnnke a good (election at
his establishment. lie has a large variety and his
goods are warranted as represented.
Tarra. do to Dr. J. H. Cressingor, Dentist, of
fice over II. O. Thacber's shoe store, If you wish a
g ovd, substantial sett of teeth. lie usee the t'try
test material and will give you a sett on reasonable
terms. A call will eonvine you of this fact.
Resigned. The Rev. J. H. Schmidt, pastor of
the Evangelical Lutheran Cburoh at Trevorton, has
rosigned bis charge, and aooeptod a call from the
Evangelical Lutheran Congregation at White Iluvcn,
Luierne county, and will move there in a few weoks.
Kicked to Death by a Horbh. On Tuesday of
last week a young man, son of Jacob Leisenring,
the well known hotel keeper at Boar Uap, in tbis
county, was kicked by a oolt so sevoroly as to causo
his doath. His remains were interred on Saturday
last.
New Odd Fellows' Lodge. A oharter was grant
ed by the Grand Lodge of I. 0. of 0. F., at a meet
ing held in Philadelphia on Thursday evening of
last week, for "Warrior Run Lodge," to be located
ut Turbutville, this oounty. The Lodge will be or
ganised in a few weeks.
Rev. OEonoE Parson, pastor of the Lutheran
Church, in Milton, has received a unanimous call to
take the pastorate of St. Mark's Lutheran Church,
at Hanover, York county, Pa. He has accepted the
call and will loave for his new field of labor about
the first of October next.
Accident. On Saturday last a Frenchman, who
was employed by Joseph Bachor in wheeling dirt
to cover bis beer vault, in Cake's additioa, fell from
a scaffold with a loaded barrow and broke his left
leg below the knee. The bone was also fractured to
the knee joint. Dr.. Sbindul dfessed his wound.
Tub destruction of Mr. Reagan's Saw and Planing
Will, on Thursday night of last week, was not only a
serious loss to Mr. Rcagnn, who is one of our most
enterprising citizons, but a greut loss to the commu
nity. Efforts are making to rebuild the mill, great
ly enlargod and Improved, with every prospect of
success.
II. Y. Fiiilino has already procured his full stock
of goods, which we would advise all to examino.
Having purchased bis goods when low he is able to
sell as cheap as they can be bought in the city. His
Block consists of everything, and the quantity is
large enough to ncconiinodato all at his store. Cull
and seo his goods.
Grand Cmn-.nitATio.v. The Plum Creek Sunday
School will hold a celebration on Saturdny morning,
Sept. 12th, nt Oi o'clock. Various speakers will bo
present. A dinner will bo served up at a small
charge. In tho evening of the same day a festival
will be hold in tho church. The proceeds of the
dinner and festival will be for the benefit of tho
Sunday School. Huckstering will be positively pro
hibited, except by permission of the Church Council.
The public aro respectfully invited.
l'LANt.xa Mill in Operation. The now pinning
mill of Ira T. Clement, in this place, is now in full
operation. The maohinory is of tho first-clues, and
every description of lumber is now manufactured at
tbis mill. Planed boards, doors, sash, aud every
thing made of lumber can be had on the shortest
notice and at reasonable rates. Mr. Clement has
already filled a number of orders which give entire
satisfaction. This mill will prove a great conveni
ence to porsons building, as manufactured lumber
can bo procured at saino rates as at Villiuinsport
and other places.
Silver Cornet Rand. We learn that an cfTort
is being made to raise a Silver Cornet Band in this
place. We hope tho effort will meet with success.
The musical talent of tbis place cunnot be surpassed
by any other town in the State, and we havo often
felt the want of a good band. While most of the
neighboring towns have good musical organizations
of the kind, wo Bre compelled to send abroad for our
uiirsio on every public occasion. We therefore trust
that our young friends will bo properly encouraged,
and that we may soon be able to boast of a band of
our own, and one that cunnot be surpassed.
Almost Another Fire. On Wednesday last tho
roof of Mr. Ira T. Clement's Planing Mill, on Haco
street, caught fire from the sinoko stack. The build
ing is covered by Himes' Gravel Roof, and the
boards upon which it is laid took fire, but owing to
the peculiar fire-proof qualities of the roof the Barnes
could not get through, and the workmen nbout the
mill soon extinguished the fire. Tho smoke stack
goes through the roof, a hole having been out
through for tbat purpose, after tho roof was put on.
Had the building beon covered with a shingle or
slate roof the flumes would soon have got through,
and auotber serious conflagration would have been
the result.
Tonborial. We refer our readers to the adver
tisement of Mr. James Washington, who lately erec
ted a building on Third street, aud in which be bus
opened one of the finest shaving and shampooning
saloons in tbis place. Washington is an old citizen
of tbis place, and is the pioneer of the harboring
business in Sunbury. Having gone through ull the
difficulties of establishing bis business on a firm
basis, be announces that he it now able to compete
with other places for the honor of running tbe best
establishment of tho kind in the country. His work
men are all of the first-class order, and those giving
htm a call will find them courteous and accommo
dating. Red Men's Pic-Nic. The pio-nie announced to
come off on Saturday next, under tbe auspices of tbe
I. 0. of R. M., of this place, promises to be the best
of tho season. Tho order will be largely represented
from distant places, and Cornplanter Chief and some
of his tribe are now on tbe way to be present on the
occasion and participate in the festivities. A num
ber of Indian dances will be performed by them. A
oorn dinner will be served up for tbe benefit of the
tfibe. A large platform, for dancing, and a number
of swings will be erected, sojbat all who wish to
njoy a day of pleasure and amassment will be able
" to do so. Tbe oommitteo of arrangements have de
cided not to allow any liquor to be brought on the
ground. An invitation is extended to the publio to
attend.
A Handsome Phrsemt. Hugh Pitcaira, Esq.,
who recently resigned the position? of Superintend
ent of tbe Susquehanna Division of the Northern
Central Railroad, to accept a responsible position on
tho Lehigh and kusquebanna road, on Tuesday last
was tho recipient of a handsome present from tho
employees of tho Division. Tbs present was a beau
tiful Apple ton A Tracy Gold Watch, wbiob wat pur
chased from Shannon, tbo Jeweler, of thil plaoe,
and ooet $150. Tho presentation was made by Mr.
J.W.Johns, of6unbury, on behalf of tbe employ
ees, at Mr. Pltoairo'i resideuoa, in Uarrisburg. On
tbo intido of the ease of tbo watch, beautifully en
graved, it the following inscription : "Presented to
Hugh Pitoairn, by employees of Susquehanna Divis
ion N. 0. R- W., Sept. 1st, 1808." Tho present is
an elegant one, and beautiful token of tho high
esteem in wbioh Mi. Pitoairn it bold by thou who
wet lately under kit supervision.
T Murder in Milton. The Mtltonian, of
last week, gives the following particulars of the late
murder In that plaoe : A fow weoki since a oolored
man named Joshua Jones, who has been at work for
some time for Mr. Samuel MoMahan, and who resi
ded in a home owned by Mr. M., In the lower part
of this borough, bcoame Jealous of his wife, (many
say with good reason,) and the oonsequenoe was a
quarrel, and the final result a separation. His wife
left bint and refuied to live with him any longer.
He importuned her several timet to come baok to
hit bed and board, but without avail. On Thursday
of last week, Mrt. Jonet wat at tho house of Rlehard
Ilowen, on Broadway, whon, about three o'olook,
her husband sailed and desired a conversation with
hor. They loft the house and orosted the railroad to
Locust stroet, in the rear of the depot, and report
states that ho again endoavored to Induce her to re
turn home with him. Rumor also states that ho ao
oused her of an intention to elope with another man,
and that she acknowledged the soft impeachment
and informed her husband that she would never live
with him again. At this point, as told us by one who
saw the shooting, ho pointed a pistol at her breast
and said that if she did not live with him she should
never live with another. At this she soiled his band
and managed to partially turn tho pistol aside, so
that whon it was discharged the oontents entered
hor hip instead of her breast. As Soon as the shot
was fired Jones turned and ran and bis wife managed
to walk to the houso. Dr. MoCloery was called and
endeavored to find the ball, but It had entered too
deep to be reached by tho probe, and as has since
been ascertained had passed into her abdomen, and
eventually eausod her death. She lingered along
until Monday morning when she died. A reward
has been offered for tho arrest of Jones, but his cap
ture has not yot been effooted.
Orsan Dedication at Turbutville. Tho Lu
theran Church, nt Turbutville, under tho pastoral
care of Rev. J. F. Wampole, having procured a fine
portable pipe organ for the use of their congrega
tion, at a cost of $300, intend to dedicate it with
religious services on next Thursday, 10th Inst., at
10 o'clock, A. M. Tho Rev. L. Qroh, of Now Ilan
ovor, will preach in Qerman, and Rov. E. Urccn
wald, D. D., of Lancaster, in English, and tho or
ganist of old Trinity Church, Lancnster, will perform
some grand pieces on tho organ, to try its capacity
aud add to the general interest of tho occasion.
There will also be services in the evening at 7i o'
clock. Tho surrounding community, generally, are
invited to bo present.
The Building Association. The Sunbury Mu
tual Saving Fund and Building Association met in
the Masonic Hall on Friday evening of Inst week.
Ueo. B. Cndwalladcr, Presidont pro tern. $977.65
was paid in by the stockholders. Money wns in de
mand and tho bidding for loans was lively. Ten
shares wero sold. The lowest picmium pnid wns
100 ; tho highest, f 108 ; average, ?l 01.70. The
present premium on each sbaro is If 'J .22 ; par value
of each share, $19.22. Totul number of shares sold,
847. The following figures will give some idea of
the extent uf the business tho Association has been
doing since its organization :
Total premium paid, $7,814
" cash " S.MtJ
$10.41)0
Total No. of loans 82, at $200 each, 10,400
Masonic. Among tho various meetings of im
portance announced to be held this year none at
tracts more attention and interest, of the Masonic
fraternity particularly, than the trionnial convoca
tion of Knights Templar and Goneral Grand Chap
ter of Royal Arch Masons, to bo bold in St. Louis
on tho 15th of September. Sir Knight J. N. Ahboy
has been entrusted with the responsible duty of ar
ranging the truins over the various routes, and has
issued a very excellent programme. All who intend
participating in tho ocrcmonics. will mcot at Pitts
burg, Pa., on the 12th of September, which place
they will leave nt 9.30 A. M., aniving in St. Louis
on Sunday, the I.'ltll, ut 3.15 I. M. Spociul trains,
with sleeping cars, have been provided. The fare
for tho round trip has been placed at the very mo
derate sum of $28.20, thus affording a delightful ex
cursion at tho cheapest possible ratos.
Life Insurance and Banking. The New Na
tioital Life. "Is the thing to be done !" is tbo first
question. If yes, then "How to do it ?" U tbo next.
To do tbo right thing is always well ; but to do the
right thing, nt tho right iimo, in tbo right way, and
in the very best right wny, is better. Wo talk of
insuring our lives, but we don't. The gtoat mys
tery of life its beginning and its ending will never
be lens a mystery than it now is. But we insure not
our lives, but our fortunes not unoertnin years, but
certain vtoney. Wo are well and prosperous to-day,
but who knows of to-morrow ? Wife aud little ones
are hnppy in abundance while wo live ; but when
the one groat grief comes to them, let us not make
it doubly bitter by adding poverty to desolation.
What, a duty it is, and bow delightful, to suve&oine
thiugof our earnings or to spare soinolbing more of
our ubundance to insure comfort aud huiuo to the
loved ones, ft is not only iiisuruuoo. but it is i
vestment it is banking ; it is lending money, year
by year, and little by little, on bond und mortgage,
that will roll up a hundsouio principal to bo paid to
us when we nre old, or to our families to-morrow, if,
perchnnco, the "silver cord should be sundered or
tbo bowl be broken ut the fountain." Whowouldu't
do it ! There is no youug una of twenty-one who
cannot spure $13.25 a year to sucuro $1,000, und no
father of thirty who cuuld so wisely appropriate
$105.50 a year to sooure $10,000 to thoso to whom
the accidents id' business may leavo nothing else.
But Brother Forethought, Bt thirly-fivo, says, "I
am making money now, but at fifty-five I may be
on the staudy side of furtune as well as years, and
8211.0110. then will uive me a handsome farm and all
the independence of a millionaire. What will it
cost: Why, an annual puyiueut of only $771.00,
which also secures the $20,000 at any moment the
grim messenger may couie. But if Brother Fore
thought is satisfied that he can provide for his homo
and its treasures while be lives, yet would still have
tender eare for his household when no Forethought
can help them, hu may pay $52a.00 a year, and his
fauiily will receive $20,000 at bis decoase, and also
a return ol every ituaar uj me premium tnai tins
keen jtuid. This large sum will be secured without
any cost except the loss of interest on the yearly
puymeuts of $524.
But continuing in the family let us take ano
ther case. Brother Rapid has more dash, takes
larger riskB, and sometimes makes more money than
Brother Forethought, but calmly thinking the mut
ter over, he admits that his brilliant plans may come
to griof some day, that his ready wits may bo
dulled, und age may bring waut aud dependence iu
addition to ull its other earus. He thinks $1,000 a
year would make him comfortable, aud au annual
payment of $516, for twenty years, soeures it, and
also $10,000 besides on tbe day of bis decease, if it
comes to-morrow.
We have indicated above only a few of the dis
tinguishing feutures of Life Iusuruuco, or rather
Life Invest menta, as we have found them stuted iu
the tables of the National Life Insurance Company.
To any necessary extent sueh a Company is better
than a Savings' Bank. It may not only secure a
moderate profit now, but wbat is better, a moderate
fortune in tbe future.
But we have spoken of insuranoe as banting, and
it has become a most important form of it. The
business of some insurance oompanios is now larger
than that of the lariest banks. The sums iusured
become immense. Risks amount to hundreds of mil
lions, and investments in bouds and mortgages to
tens of millions. The highest financial sagacity and
experienee are required to oonduot these vast mo
nied operations. Even honest errors in judgment
would not only break the fortunes but tbe hearts of
multitudes. We havo not a word to say against any
good life insurance company. May tbey all be
leased according to their deserts, but we aro glad
to see another good and great one in tbe field, with
men of well-kuown wealth aud ability at the bead
of it. To enable it to accomplish tbe greatest good
all over the eountrv. Core r ess chartered it, and It is
culled "The National. Life Insuranoe Company of
the United States uf Auerioa." Jay Loose ana nis
partners in New York and Wasbiugton, and C. 11.
Clark, President of the First National Bank of Phil
adelphia, and their friends, have invested a million
dollars as a eapital "to make aasuranoe double
sure." Tbe officers will bUng their sueoessful bu
siness experienee and mature judgment to bear upon
tbis insurance department or banking, and men
wbo have managed their previous business ao well
will be certain to apply tho same principles with
vuuM iwm iu uew out similar nem. in mutual
life companies, it is supposed tbat the aeoumulated
premiums furnish a sufficient s-uarantealo the nolioT-
holder, but tbe National Life adds a million dollars
of capital, and offers some peculiarly favorable in
duoeinenU. Instead of tbo expectation of future
dividends, it makes a large present reduction of
rates, so tbat the smallest sum of money may secure
the largest possible amount of insurance. We ean
tee no reason why tbis new Company is not entitled
to the highest aegreo or puouo oouDdenct.
Dxntibtbv The neat and skillful operation of
building teeth up, with gold or silver, it neatly
performed by Dr. J. R- Oressinger, Dentist. Offioe
over H, G. Thacher'l Iters, tio mi ho ipooUnoni.
- Election er Oftioeri. The Grand Tribe of the
Independent Order of Red Men of the United Slates
held an election for officers for the ensuing year,
recently, with tho following result :
Great Chief Powhatan Anthony Y eager, of Bal
timore. Great Senior Sagamore John Otto, of Newark,
N.J.
TJreat Junior Sagamore Fred. Schmidt, of Pitts
burg, Pa.
Great High Priest Joseph Btrausi, of Now York.
Great Chief of Records J. Chariot Beeger, of
Philadelphia.
Great Keeper of Wampum J. Rudolph, of
Philadelphia.
For the Sunbury American.
Tho Furnaoe.
Sunburv, Aug. 26th, 1808.
Mtssrs. Editorl : In your Issue of tho 22d Inst,
your eorrespondont, 'Improvement," shows tbe way
how a Furnaoe may be built In Sunbury. I find,
from the talk through town, that the 'plan it very
well thought of, and It appears that all that is
wanted is to oall a public meeting, and have a com
mittoe appointed for the purpose of making an effort
to raise the ncoes.ary amount of stock. Mako the
shares low, say fifty dollars, and men of small means
will Invest their savings in that way. From what I
have heard there are several partios ready to tako
hold to tbe amount of from one to five thousand dol
lars. By all means keep the ball moving, and in
less than a year we will have a Furnaoe.
Rospeotfully yours, Fcrnace.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
I5f.Iol Ii-intlii jr. Having rccoivod a
large supply" of NEW JOB TYPE, of various now
styles, Posters, Handbills, Ciroulars, Cards, Letter
Heads, Rill Heads. Labels, Ao., can bo printod in
tho latest and best styles, and on short notice.
Orders by mail promptly nttended to.
Gentlemen's Dress Goods, of all styles and
suitablo for tho season, always to be had at Beck's
tailoring establishment, on Fourth streot. Prices
always according to quality. Good fits warranted.
He spares no effort to give satisfaction. It is tho
placo to go to.
"Every dny brings something new," is on old
saying mado modern by the daily arrival of goods
at Miller's Exoolsior Storo, Market Square, where
may always bo found n largo and general assort
ment of Boots and Shoos, all of which ho guaran
tees, and ofl'ors his goods ut reasonable prices.
A Fact. Tho finest assortment of Hats and Caps
In Sunbury or vicinity will be found nt S. Faust's,
in Market Square His stock includes every stylo
and quality, at remarkably low prices. Faust is
determined on "quick sales and small profits."
Con's Coital! Balsam. Tho great popular Reme
dy for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whooping Cough, nud
Consumption. Bothsizes ordinary 4oz., alsomam
moth family bottles for salo by all druggists and
dealers in medicines. No family should bo over
night without it in the bouse.
Coe's DvsrErsiA Cure Will immediately re
lieve and permanently euro tho most aggravated
case of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Sour Stomach, Con
stipation, and all diseases of tbe Stomach and Bow
els. Physicians, clergymen aud all who use it, join
in unbounded praise of its groat virtues. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. Trice $1 .00.
MARRIAGES.
At Shnmokin, on the 2'.)th ult., by Kev. L. John
son, Mr. David J. Davis, of Danville, and Miss
Delilah E. Reeder, of Upper Augusta township.
XIT.'Mtl'KV MIAKUIMN.
Corrected Weekly for tho "American."
Wheat Flour, extrn family, ncr barrel,
do do do do perewt.
Rye Flour, per hbl.
do perewt.
Wheat, prime red, old, per bushel,
" " " now, " "
Rye, do
Corn, do
Outs, do
Potatoes, do
Dried Poaches, pared por pound
do do unpared do
Dried Apples, do
$1.1 00
ft 60
10 00
Dried Cherries, (unstoned,) per bu.
Butter,
per pound.
'BKt.
Chceso,
Lard,
Hums.
Shoulders,
Beof, hind quarter,
' front "
Mutton,
Chickens,
per dozen,
per pound,
do
do
do
do
do
do
per pair
Sliniiiokiii 4'oal Tral.
Shamokin, Aug. 31. 18R8.
Tons. Civt.
Sent for week ending Aug. 29,
Per last Roport,
x 13.440 18
299 904 18
313.411 10
310,810 04
To same time last year,
Increase,
2,592 12
Special Notices.
A NEW REMEDY IN CONSUMPTION. A
Physician who had Consumption for several yeurs,
with frequent bleeding of the lungs, cured himself
with a medioine unknown to the profession, whon his
case appeared hopeless. He ia the only physician
who has used it in his own person, or who has uny
knowledge of its virtues; and ho can ascribe the de
gree of health he now enjoys to nothing but tbo
use of bis midioine; and nothing but uttar despair
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 Butter
ing with any disease of the Lungs he proffers a treat
ment he confidently believes will eradicate tho
disease. Price $1.50 por bottle or $8 u half dozen,
sent by express. Send for a circular or call on
Du. E. Boylston Jackson,
No. 250 North Tenth Street, Philadelphia.
May 30, 180S ly.
ADDHESS TO THE NERVOUS AND DF.IIU.ITA
ted, whose bufferings haveheeu protruded tiom hid
den causes, uud whose cases require prompt tieutiueiit to
rentier existence desirutile. if you ule sulferni or have
suffered fiom involuntary disehurges, what elfeet tines 11
produce upon your eeueial health ? Do you feel weak,
debihtuted, easily tiled ? Does a little extra exertion pro
duce palpitation of the heart? Does your liver, or urinary
organs, or your kidneys, frequently get out of order ! Is
your urine sometime Muck, milky, 01 Hoeky, or is it ropy
on settling; 1 Or does a thick scum rue to the top? Or is a
sediment at the bottom after 11 has stood awhile? Do you
have snells of short luealhilia or dvsoeui'iu ? Are youi
laiwels constipated ? Do you liaVe spells of fuiuting or
lushes of IiIimhI to the head f Is your memory iinpuued?
Is your mind constantly dwelling upon thisstihjeet ? Do you
feel dull, listless, moping, tired of company, of lite ? Do you
wish to be left alone, to get awuy from everybody ? Does
any little thing make you start or jump? Is your sleep
btokea 01 restless? is the lustre 01 your eyes as brilliant ?
The bloom uu vour cheek as hriirht? Do you enjoy vour.
self in society us well ? Do you pursue your business with
the same energy ? Do you feel us much confidence 111 your
self? Are your spirits dull and ttueaius. eiven to fits of
melancholy ? If so, Jo run lay 11 to your liver or dyspepsia.
nave you restless nights f V our back weak, your knees
,veak, aud have but little appetite, and you uttiihute this
10 dvspepsis or liver-complaint?
Now, reader, self abuse, venereal diseases badlyeured,
and sexual excesses, are all capable of producing a weak
ness of the generative orguus The orguns of generation,
when iu perfect heulth. nuike the mun. Did you ever
think that those bold, defiant, eueigetlc, persevering, suc
cessful business-men are always those whose generative
organs are in perfect health ? You never hear such men
complain of being melancholy, of nervousness, of palpita
tion of the heurt They are never afraid they cannot suc
ceed iu business ; they don't become sad and discouraged ;
they are always polite and pleumit in the eoilipany of la
dies, and look youaudihein light in the fuce none of your
downcast looks or any other uieaniisa about them I do
not mean thosei who keep the organs inflamed by ruunina
to excess Those will not only run their eonstituuoia
but also those they do business with 01 for.
How many men from badly-cured diseases, from the
eAccts of self-ahuse and excesses, have hiought about that
state of weakness III Ihose organs that has reduced the
general system SO much as to induce almost every other
disease idiocy, lunacy, paralysis, spinal alf actions. L.i..,a.
and almost every other form of disease which humanity is
neir 10, ana ine reui cause ui uio irouuie scarcely ever sus
pected, and have doctored for all but the right one.
Dneasea of these oresna require the use of riiuriin
HELMBOLD'SFLUID EXTHACT BUCHU isthegreat
nnireiic. aud is a certain cure for diseases of the Bladder.
Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Weakness, Female
Complaints, General Debility, and all diseases of the Uri
nary Urgans, whether existing in Male or Fenurle, from
whatever cause originating and no matter of how long
standing. , .
11' uu treatment is submitted to. Consumption or Insanity
may ensue. Our flesh and bhaid are supp-uted from these
sources, and the health and. happiness, and that of Posterity,
aM,,M.,.l iiimui nronmt use of a reliuhle remedy
HelmtHild'e Extract liuchu, established upwards of 16
years, prepared by H. T. HKunuuuu, uruggist,
5t Broadway, New York, and
ins Booth loth Mneet. Philadelnhia. Pa.
Price SI ti per bottle, or 6 bottles for S6 50, delivered
to ally auuress. eoiu uy ail uruggisis rrw ywuero.
TUONR ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP IN
i siaoi-eugravea wrapper, WHO lac-simiie 01 my mem.
loai vraisuouse, ana signed
, H-T HELM BOLD.
July It, 18M.
DtAfNEM, BuNDDRta AND CsTARan treated
with the utmost success by J. Isaacs, M. D., Ocul
ist and Auritt, (formerly of Leyden, Holland,) NO.
805 Aroh Street, Philadelphia. Testimonials from
the most rellablo lonroca In eity and country can ho
seen at hit offioe. The Medioal faoulty are invited
to aeoompany tholr patients, as he hat no seereta in
his practioe. AUTIKlOl AJ KYK8 inserted with
out pain. No charge for examination. nov.80-ly.
4Jnlle to llnrrlrttro. Yonng Men'sGnido
to Happy Marriage and Conjugal Felicity. The hu
mane viowa of benevolent Physicians, on the Errors
and Abuses incident to Ymtth and Early Manhood,
sent in sealed lettor Mivrtopw, free of charge. Ad
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P , Philadel
phia, Pa.
Juno IS, 1808. ly.
NE PRICE CLOThTnuT
o
.TfiMt!C
OLD ESTABLISHED
CLOTHING HOUSE,
I Mnl kct Mtreet,
One door above Sixth, Philadelphia.
For many years this Establishment has done busi
ness on the One Price Sys;em, and wo believe we
ore the only Clothing House in the city tbat strictly
adheres to this principle. Wo have earned a repu
tation which we are proud of, fur good lasto in sclcot-
?;ood styles nnd substantial mnterials, and not less
mportnnt, for having alt our goods
l'.x rit.i vi:li. .tnin:.
We employ the best talent, for Cutters, and our
Goods aro of both kinds fnshiunnblo nnd plain
so that all tastos ean bo suited. The prices are the
very lowest, as any one by a moment's thought must
see, or otherwise we could not meet the competition
of our neighbors, for as no deductions are over mado,
we must put our prices down to tho advantages we
promise.
The people mny depend, this lathe true plan upon
which to do business, and many a dollar can bo
snvod to Clothing buyers by keopirfg in mind
JONES'
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
004 .Market .Street, Philadelphia,
Not on the Corner, but one door above Sixth.
I'l. . M.llXi:, KitlcMiiinii.
April 4, 1808. ly
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wine Bitters !
For the W oak,
For tho Pale,
For tho Sickly,
For the Aged,
For Fomalns,
For Spring Use ! ! !
jf.e Itilloi-N t-qiial to tin-in
Speer's Standard Wine Bitten,
Made of
WINE, HERBS AND ROOTS.
Si'Eer's Celebrated Wine, so well known, with
Peruvian Bark,
Chamomile Flowers,
Snake Hoot,
Wild Cherry Burk,
(linger,
and such other Herbs and Roots as will in all eases
assist Digestion, promote the Socretions of tbo sys
tem in the naturul channels, and give
TONE AND YIUOR
to tho
Voiisik' ami 411, iflalo and IVmale !
All use it with wonderful success. Brings
To the Palo Whito Lip,
I5LOO.M AND BEAUTY
To tbe thin face and cure wurn oountcnanco.
Cures Fever and Creates Appetite: Try them.
T'so none other. Ask for Sneer's Standard Bitters.
Sold by Druggist nnd Urooers. See lout my signa
ture is over the com 01 euch ooitio.
ALrKED PPKEIl,
Pussaic, N. J., nnd 243 Broudway, New-York,
tv? Trade suprilied bv Johnston. Ilollowny A Co.,
Philadelphia : George A. Kelly, Pittsburg : and by
all holesnle Dealers.
For sale by W. A. IIENXETT, Suubury, Pa.
July 11. oot23 '07 ly.
I, AX Alt L M A. .IIOHKIS,
OCCt'LISTS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
THE
CELEBRATED
PERFECTED SPECTACLES,
EYE GLASSES, &V.
HARTFORD, COXX.,
HAVEA PPOINTEO
T. S. SHANNON,
SUNBURY", PENN'A.,
As their sole agent for Sunbury und vicinity for the
sale 01 the eelcbratea
PE11FEC TED SPEC TA CLES,
AND EVE GLASSES.
In doing so they have confidence in the ability of
their agent to meet tho requirements of all cus
tomers. His assortment of our BEAUTIFUL LEN
SES comprises every form and kind, oulculated for
tho simplest as well as the worst oases of diseased or
impaired vision. An opportunity will be thus af-
lordcd, to procure at an times
SPECTACLES UNEQUALLED BY ANY OF
THEIR STRENGTHENING AND PRESER
VING QUALITIES.
Too much ennuot be said as to their Superiority
over the ordinury glasses worn. There is no glim
mering, wavering ot the sight, dullness, or otner
unpleusant sensation, but on tbe eontrury, from the
peculiar construction of the Lenses, they are sooth
ing and pleasant, causing a feeling of relief to the
wearer, ana rrouuetug a uiear and instinct ision,
as in the natural hoaliby sight. They aro tbo only
spectacles tbat
PRESERVE AS WELL AS ASSIST THE SIGHT,
and are the Cheapest because the Best, always last
ing many years without ehungc being necessary.
I jsrvAU llun. jar. 1. B MAiMXJM, jeweler,
is their Only Ageut appointed in Sunbury and vi
cinity. IjTIvi employ no I'oauicrs. augl, b ly.
WHERE ean I get the best picture? Why at
II vt-i-l r '. of course. Always go to Byerly
and judge for yourself.
STONE WARE.
THE best and cheeriest assortment of Stono Ware
In tbo State, juft received and for sale cheap at the
Mammoth Cash Store of
II. Y. FRILINU.
NEW MACHINE SHOP
AND
4ai:0. HOIIKII.4C1I A. SOU,
SUNBUKY. PA.,
INFORM the public that they have established a
MACHINE SHOP, in couneotion with their
FOUNDRY. They have supplied themselves with
New Lathes, Planing and Boring Machines, with tbe
latest improvements. With' the aid of skillful me
chanics, tbey are euabled to execute all orders of
New Work or ltrptairluj,
that may be given them, in a satisfactory manner.
Having enlarged and rebuilt their Foundry, tbey
aro ready to execute all kinds of CASTINGS,
llruox CuMllng-si, Ac.
The PLOWS, already celebrated for their superi
ority, have been still further improved, and will al
ways be kept on hand.
buubury, Juno 13, 1868.
CAllFENTEHS
WILL find in our establishment
of Planes, Saws, Augers, Hatchets, Hammers, Files
Chisels, Ac, Ao .lor sal by
J II. CJONLET CO
CAAA LBS. OF CARPET RAGS WANTED at
UVvu tne otore 01
MOORE DISSINGR,
Market itrsst, Sunsntry .
May 18
NEW CARRIAGE & BUGGY
MANUFACTORY.
fpilF, subsarller respootfiilly Informs tho citizens
JL of t-nubury and vicinity, that bo bus opened n
shop in Sol. Stroll's Bluoksinilhsliop-Ilullding on
Cbcsluul street, Sunbury, Pa , whore ho keeps con
stantly on hand, and manufactures to order,
sTuri-lng'c" ltiitiic.1 S Sullij-N, Ac,
of the latest stylo and of the bosl material.
Repairing of Wagons, Carriages. Ao., dono at the
thortosl notice.
Porsonsln wnntof fine Buggies and Carriages, aro
requested to call before purchasing ulsewhnre.
II. C. KOLSII.
Sunbury, July 11, 1808. ly
MITH'li TO OAI, 4li:it.l 1'OKS.
COAL LANDS FOB LEASE.
"TOTICE is horoby glvon, that proposals will be
rccoived by the undorsigned, to grant for n
term of years, noar Trevorton, Northumberland
County, Pa., several new lenses upon Hod and
Whito Ash Coal bods, having four miles run above
water level. The rca nsh aro tho snine veins now
being worked by the Lykons Valley Company, the
coal from which is of a superior quality nnd ulwuia
commands the highest price in the market l'os.
session of the premises can be given immediately.
In addition to tho facilities now possessed by this
rogion for shipment to mnrkct by way of tho North
ern Central Hallway nnd the Pennsylt anin Cnnnl,
there will, it is believed, very soon bo nn opening lo
the Eastern market, by wny of tho Entcrprtra nnd
the Philadelphia nnd Beading ltnilronil.
JOHN W. HALL, or P. W. HIIKAFEB.
Engineer of Mines, 12.'. Centre fit., Pottsvillo, Pa.
Ilarrislnirg, July 11, I81IH. 2m
sTONja pumps.
milE subscriber, well known In this part of tho
1 country as a manufacturer of Wooden pumps,
has now turned his attention to putting in thu
CELEBRATED STONE P,UM1,
which for durability, appearance, continued fresh
ness of water, and protection against freezing nre
greatly superior to the ordinary wooden pump.
They havo been used in Sunbury for Iho past two
years, rendering entire satisfaction, and enn he seen
at tho residences of Messrs. Ohas. J. limner, Llnyd
llobrbach, James Boyd, Wm. 1. Oroeuough, and
other gentle 1 en in Sunbury.
Price, $1.00 per foot.
PETER WEAVER.
Upper Augusta, August 1, I SOS ;(m
HOTEL FOR SALE.
flWE "Susquehanna Hold," located on Iho coiner
1 of Ponn and Fourth Streets, iu tho Burundi ol
Sunbury, Northumberland county, I'll., is offered
at private Bale, on rcnsonnnio terms. 1111s wen
known Hotel has lately been renovated, and is one
of tbo best stands in tho place, with an excellent
run of custom. For further particulars apply to
(. W A It lit). I AST. (leorgetown, Pa.,
or UEO. WAUENSELI.Elt, Sunbury, Pa.-
July llDNM.
CHOICE FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL
BENJ. BOHNER,
Dealer in Fruit nnd Ornamental Trees, will furn
ish from the most responsible Nurseries in this and
other States, liist class TREES of all kinds. Alo,
Shrubbery, Vinos nnd Plants. Oardcti Seeds of all i
kinds. I
Orders aro respectfully solicited. I
Address BENJ. BOHNER,
Pnxinos, Nnrth'd. Co.
ly N. B. Insurances taken in several of the I
most responsible Fire Insurance and Horeo Detective 1
Companies in tho Stuto '
July 25, iar.3, y
LATEST ARRIVAL OF I
NEW GOODS,
Joseph Eyster,
Center of Market and Fourth Street,
S U N JS U H Y , P E N N ' A .
Invites the publio to coll and examine his elegant
assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS,
such as Table Linens, Domestics, Doylies, Towels,
and Domestics of every description at tho very low
est price
C A. S SI MERE S.
CLOTHS. &.C
Silks, Dclnincs, Lawns. Ginghams, Calicoes. Muslins,
.heeling, Tickings, Jeans, and n full assortment of
Cotton and Woolen goods generally.
Honirry, Gloves, Hoop fckht,. Alio iluniikrclii ftf,
JlruHlu-s, Coiiiih.
Ilsif Jiinl 4'si, Hoofs mimI SIio,
llift ftfsortmcnt ot ioo'ia will not, ho is euro (nil to
pi 0110 tlio finu'y hhU iiiit thewimtdof any dosiroin
of purchasing. Hi ehpk of
IIAUItWAUE AND QUKDN'SWARE,
nnd Groceries it largo in quantity and olmti-ft iu
qunlity, cninprirting fcnncrilly everything needed in
tho household either for u?o or ornament.
Ho ie ulwavs rend v nnd i'l ml to ueo hifl friends
nnd takes plea.iiro in Knowing them hif goods even
though no 8iilu3 ure mnde. He only asks a call, and
is sure that the stoek will com pare favorably in
price and quality with tho eheHpest.
JOSEPH KYSTEK.
sSunbury, Juno. 2d, ISfirt.
TZC1A3 G. 1TCTT3
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MARKET SQUARE, SUNBURY, PA.,
TT AS just roceived a large and well-selected slock
SPUING AND SUMMER GOODS
consisting of tho finest
CLOTHS, CASSIMEKKS AND VKSTIXfiS
ever brought to Sunbury, and which bo promises to'
sell cheaper than the cheapest. Having the services
of skillful tailors, he guarantees a good tit in every
instance inferior to none outside of the cities.
Everything from my establishment will be guar
anteed as reprcseutcd.
THOMAS O. NOTT
Sunbury, May 9th. ISfSS. tf
UlKMSf OF SUMMER syLEH,
at
Miss Louisa Shissler's,
M A II K E T S Q U A K K ,
Ladies' and Misses' HATS and BOXSTS,
in Immense variety.
millinery (oeU mid Xi-Iiuiuingx.
French and American Ribbons, Laees, Handker
chiefs, ((loves, Ilotiry, and a general assortment of
Ladies Millinery Woods, which have beon selected
with great care.
Uenlt ( oIIim'h, IN'ei'ktlcsj Iovcm, &-,
Every variety will bo found to select from, ut
MODERATE PRICES.
Sunbury, May 30, 1808.
QUEENS-WAlC
STONE CHINA WARE, &c
Market Stroet, 6 doors west of Fourth St., south sido,
SUNBURY, FENX'A.,
R1
ESPECTFULLY informs tbeoitizens of Sunbury
and Merchants and dealers in tins sod ailioin-
ing counties, that he has just opened a largo assort
ment of
tfUEENSWARE AND STONE CHINA WARE
of every variety, from the best manufactories in tho
eountry, which will be sold at WHOLESALE und
RETAIL.
Dealers arc invited to examine his stock before
purchasing in the city, as tbey oan save money by
doing so.
Sunbury, way in, ltwa. oiu
FANCY MY (,0()I)S.
ALL THU LATEST STYLES,
Suitable for the
SPRIXQ AND SUMMER SEASOXS.
MISS KATE BLACK,
Market Square, two doors East of the old Bunk
building, Sl'NBUUY, PennV,
HAS just opened a fresh assortment uf tho most
fashionable Fancy Dress Uoods ftoui the largest
establishments in Philadelphia.
DkLAINHS, ALAPACAS, POPLINS, CALIC-S.
.iionixnu uoodn,
Clothe, Saeques Flannels, Flannels, Sheetings, Mus
lins, Ladies and Childrens' HATS, Feathers. Uibbons,
lr?HH '1'i'Iiiiiii1ii, ItailtrolttVrioM,
Lace Veils, Corsets, Handkerchiefs, tlloves, Hosiery
Hoop Skirts, Hopkins' Eliptia Skirts, Heal
Black Lace Shawls, and Ladies'
Uoods of every description.
Bun Umbrellas and Paroaols.
Gents' Collars, Neck-ties, llalf-huse, Handker
chiefs and U loves.
Perfumery, Toilet Snaps, Hair Brushes, Combs, etc.
' KATK BLACK.
Sunbury, May 30, 188S. .
TtlRD CAQES.ll
different kinds. If you want
1 oood and ehean Bird Cages, go to
CONLEY A CO S
W. A. BENNETT,
DIU'GGIST AND CHEMIST,
Hurkri Nqtiu,-,., sj.lil i:V, I'a.
Ifns Just opened a fresh and full assortment of
Drugs and Hedicinefl,
stannC Th n.P,"'l',T "n'' "' k"P eon-
n woLV . 1 n,Vi- Alv """ will alwav l,n found
complete in every arlielo of merit in Medioine
FANC1? ARTICLES '
My stock is unusually large and embraces every
thing that oan bo found on a first cliiss Toilet Tnlile
including Auieriunii nnd genuine French and Enn'
lish s
V IMi V V M i: H Y ,
Pumadoi, Hair Oil, Ivory, Uutta i'erclia
Wood and Horn Combs, Toilet Soups, Huir
Tooth, Nail, Cloth aud I'sint Ditches, Ao.
I'iil 'li t .rlli-iii".
Embracing nil iho most popular 1'rotiiirn lions of thu
dny, nt maiuifnclurers' pricus.
Pure Havnnn ,SK(1 AUS und CIIEW1XU TOBACCO
of the best Brands.
l'siitilM, OiU, lne, 4Iumm, Iu J ly ,
Viii'iiImIm'h. tVs-.
All my Tinctures, .S'yrups, Ointments, Cerates, nnd
oilier preparations ato tniiniifiiclurcd by my-odf, and
from the best materia! I can procure in Market.
Having had tiui'.o a number of years' expel iuco hi
the
Dnia nnd Piirrijrfion JwM.'irw,
both In Philadelphia nnd thn country, nnd also Iho
advantage of Iho College cd' I'liurtnac'y, I feel com
petent to COMl'OUNlJ ALL PRESCRIPTIONS
Unit Iho Physician und public 111:1V favor tno with.
All tny preparations 11s I have above nsscrled, arc
mado Iroin the best material, and ut on honor I
assert, they arc of official strength.
For medicinal purposes, I keep on hand Iho very
best
WINES, BHANDIKS AM) LKit'Olifl,
that I can procure.
Before purchasing elsewhere, cull and conviuco
your own mind.
W. A BENNETT.
Sunbury. May 111, I.SiiS.
lkHit! iJGjrrru(HTl
s. uu:ici,v,
rpiIE popular Photogrnper. has fitted up. In Ihn
J oi l Post Office building, three doors west of Ilic
I railroad, Market Sjiiare. 0110 of tha very best Sky-
Lights to be found in the State, and is now prepared to
I take pictures of any kind, in ull kinds of weather,
1 "lir'y and Into. Children taken almost instantly.
Jims along 1110 oaotes wo nre now reaily tor thein.
COME OXE ! COME ALL !
both great nnd small, soo his now rooms, and ex
amine specimens.
FRAMES and FRA.MfXU mntciiut constantly on
linn 1 and made to order. Bring along vour pioluros
and hnvo them framed cheaper thuti nuvwbere else
tome and sec lor yourselves. Anything in Iho
picture line constantly on hand or ordered. Copying
done in all its branches nnd colored as desired.
Both out und Indoor views taken at short notio.o
nnd on rcasoiiahle terms. Satisfaction guarninleed.
as our motto is to please. All negatives carefully
preserved, liciiieuihcr Iho pluco ask fur S. BYER
LY. .Market Siiunie.
May 2.1, 'OS.-dy.
Sl'.III'KV Oil. 3111. J,.
TflE subscribers having just erected and put in
operation a Mill for Iho manufacture of
L I N S K ED OIL,
offer the highest market prico for FLAX SEED.
J hey have tittactital to their establishment 11 Chop
ping Mill, mid fanners und others wanting grain
elioj ,pcd for feeding, ean lie accoimnodatcd ut the
shoitesi notice. A macbino for chopping corn w ilb
the cub is attached to the mill.
Mt 'lKiAX .1 MASSKU.
January 2."), IHi'iH, ly
si'itix; 'i-anm: t. "
Sl'KINU TI'ADE 1SC8.
M. 1.. LAZAHUS,
would call
customers g
iiient of
the nitenli,.n of Iho public, and her
tuerally, to her large and new assort-
mil OoiiK'-ilic Iry (oo1h.
Whl
CIl:
(li
h consist of Poplins, Detains, Chones, Allapnc
, Crepes. Oreniidines, Iron Bareges, Lawns,
lgbauis, Calicoes, Chintzes, Ac,
Vltil 4mIm.
nnilnios. Sloys. Organdie. Victoria, Plaid -Muslins
Marsailles, 1 "iii Hi-, i;iilings. Wigatii-. MihIiii;
(bleached and itnbloclic I ) 'J ,u Linen,
Napkin. Trove!. Table Cuv.Ts,
Bed SUen!s, Ac.
tlloves. Hosiery. Corsets. Hoop Skirts. DressTrim
uiitiir. 1 in vaiictv,) Ladies nnd (ler.ts llnndker
ehtefs, Neck lies, and notions in variety too niiuier-
ous to mention. M. L. LAZARUS.
Sunbury. May tf, I
.1. Y. Stuvknson. A. X. UfiicK.
ATTRACTION
AT
HAUP.T'S XLW IUOX FKOXT!
STKVEXSON & BRICK,
nAYL opened up a neiv and desirable s-tock of
(foods in ilaupt's New Building, consisting in
part of a splendid variety of
AliMTii'llll VI 11 li-li
OOIA) WATCHES,
HOOKS, CLOC KS, .IKWKMiY,
ST A 'I'l O X i: U Y , S 1 1 . V V. U- Y AIM,
COLD I'KXS, SI'ECTACLKH, NOTIOXS,
Glass-Wart, Cutlery, l'icturrJ,
Looking -(Jlusscs, Ajc, Jcc,
Cull und examine our stock. Our aim will be lo
please and satisfy all who call.
SlKVi:..-n X ERicF..
Sunbury, April IS, 1 Htm.
i. vri-.NX s ri i,i:s oi-
SPRING AND SUMMER
illinery Goods,
o'Iimm li. I,. .l'r, begs leave to an
nounce to the Ladies of Sunbury mi l vicinity, that
she ha just opened a large and varied stoek of
MILLINEUY GOODS,
Tho latest New York ni.d Philadelphia, styles of
LADIES' HATS AND BONNETS.
Also, an excellent assortment of Fashionable Kin
broideries, Kdging. Luces, YVoulon Cap.- Handker
chiefs, Scurfs, Gloves, Hosieries, nnd nil kinds of
Funcy Notions. Stamped Muslins, Corsets, Peifuino
rics, .Soaps, Lilly While, Uunniel of America, Sta
tionery. to., Ac.
Cull and examine fur yourselves. No trouble to
show goods
Sunbury. April 11 IMS.
Vu. Fstisos. Nklsos Prim.
F U 11 N I T U II E ROOMS.
Vl. FAPeSCIT & SOlTj
late of the firm of Farson l .Davis, have opened ware
ruomsnt No. 22.S South 2d street, below Dock,
PHILADELPHIA,
Where they koop a full assort in cut of
r.VI'.LOK, C1IAMBEH, HITTIXG KoOM
unci DIXIXCJ KOO.M FL'KXITL'HE.
Their old customers, and all persons wishing to
purchase, are invited to call aud exauiiue their stuck
before purchasing elsewhere
Particular attention paid to packing. myfl ly.
.M:iiiIiooI 1
lfov l.osl,
oloi'i'd.
I J ut published, a new eaitioii ol I'r. . ulver-
; "jvell's Celebrated E..-:iy 1111 Hie radical euro
J.y ( ithout medicine) ot spermatorrhea, or
tfeininul Weakness, Involuntary Soiuiual
Losses, iiupoteney. Mental and Physical Incapacity,
Impediment to Marriage, etc ; also. Cun-uuiplion,
KiiilniisV, end Fits, induced by sulf-indulgciica or
sexual extra ugiiitcc.
Price, iu a sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
Thu celebrated author, in this admirnhlo essay,
clearly demonstrates from a thirty years' successful
practice, that the alarming eoni-eiiuenees of self
ubuse may bo radically eured without the dangorous
use of internal incdic.inu or the application of tbo
knife ; pointing out a mo le of cure at. once simple,
certain, and etlcctual. by means of which every sut
ferer. 110 matter what bis condition may bo, may
cure himself cheaply, privately, und radically.
I c This Lecture should be in tho bunds of every
youth and every man iulhc land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad
dress, postpaid, 011 receipt id six cents, or two post
stumps. Also, Dr. Culverwell'a "Marriage liuido,"
nrice 2o cents. Address tho Pubi blurs.
' CHAS. J. C. KLINE CO.,
127 Bowery, New Yolk, Post-Office Box 4,5iti.
July 4, iatiS. y
JOHN P. HAAS,
Dealer iu all kiuds of
ANTHRACITE COAL,
MIDDLE W11ABF, SFNUUHY, PA.,
Ig nrepared to supply all kinds of Anlhraoile Coal
Iruiu the hliaiuokiii Coal llesjiou at cheap rales.
All orders promptly filled. Country custom re-
roxilullv solicited.
P. HAAK.
Kunbuiy, July lf,
1KA8.
n-eeir' V iv r,,
BMJAII& TAiNCV CAlifcS
RESPECTFULLY I'lfit -pis the rl;i-f.i- of Si. 11
bury nnd vicii.i.y, Hist ha will in. hi Iu order
nil kin Is of
('itlifsf'ir H.ili, H'livflfH. A'C
Families 'ire supplied wilh 1-11)".-H lillliAD, Twis'
Rolls. I'iiidis, lei ItniH, An., loid n'o lci)t on li ni l
inim 'lai.iiiircd nut ol'tlie bcKirinlerbils.
Ail order left at hi Simp in iM. i ka: Piii?irc, one
(luorei.st of Alif Anna, 1'uuitur's Millinery Store, or
at his Bakery ou Spmu4 Street, between Front oni
Second sin els, r.ill mnntwith prompt attention.
PICNIC PAKTIl.S supplied with Cal.es, lou
Croiiin, Ac, at thu shortest uoliuo.
Orders are respectfully solicited.
, DA VI Li FRY.
Suiihui y, May 5, 18ii.
SUNHUKY MARBLE
fPHF. undersigned having
t J. entire stivdt of iMssing
ig bought tho
nor liivlor.
Would inform II,,. roiblie ih.it I... u
ready to do nil kinds of mmblu work j ba uu'luud,
and makes fo order nt short notice,
irlonuiiM-n nl ll ;ul4ton:M,
of every style lo suit putehuers.
DOOR AND WINDOW rHU.H.
Also, Ccinutcry Po.-!sith l):ilvani.ci pine aud all
other fencing generally ued on LYmelerii s.
John A. Taylor will eonliriuc in the Hiiii lnyiiK'hi,
at tho old sf mill in Market Sipi'ire, Sonlvnrv. Pa.
May 2, '64. ly. W. M. DAt'Ull IIIIT Y.
SPIMNC;' " FASHIONS IN
isiii.iiiiisr.Eii-.
Miss LOUISA B1II9SIEH,
TflE popular Millinery, south sido of M iik'I'
S'juare. Suubury, i. desirous of c.itlinr Iho alteotiuii
of the public and Irado to her t'.ni'iuc und handsome.
iissoitinent of
Mll.LIXERY A XL) FANCY OCCDS.
just opened. On hand and made to order, are the
latest and most superb style of
GIt'il:il, 31 mmi ti n' mini Eti't' IJorT.
K'lsl und (SillN.
Also, a splendid assortment of Trimming. Artificial
Flowers. Bonnet Frames, Veils, Collar;. Ac.
ticnllemcu's Hoods, such us Hosiery, llaiclker
chiefs, Neck-ties. Brushes and good for the toilet.
Al.-o, a fine assortment of Perfumery, and nil
goods usually kept in a well furnished establishment.
A call is only rcotiired to be coiiv iuce.l.
. B. Special nltciitiou is directed lo a lino lyt
of I, allies' Dress Cups and Head Drew.
LOUISA SlllSSLER.
April IS, 18R8.
j. a sylvis. wmi in o. tuachku,
Manufacturer of
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CALF
liOUlK, MtWC-H lllld (aUit'.'1'M,
Pleasants' Building, Market t'tjunre,
SUNBURY, PA.
Ladies' Boots, Shoes nnd (iuitcrs of all descripttui.s
made to order on the shortest notice and most rea
sonable terms. Having tho best, workmen employed,
wc can assure the public that, if th"y will give us 11
cull, they will be satisfied of tho above facts. BU
PAIHINO neatly done wilh dispatch.
If your corns do hurt your fyct,
Just call and leave your measure,
And we will make your Shoes or B00U,
That you will call a treasure
March liH, '(it). ly.
1 1 -i lo 'a'r'ji;s'i,s.
"VT OTICK is hereby given, that no person er per
XV sons will he allowed to trespass on the proper
ty of tho undersigned, in Lower Mahonoy township,
Northumberland county, for tbe purpose of locking
Berries, F'ruit, Ac, or to cuter into any enclosure,
without permission, as tho law wiil be enforced
against nil offenders.
ISAAC H. RESSLER.
Lower Mahonoy twp., Juno 20, lStis. 1 111
SlOO REWARD
F01 a medicine that will cure
CCCGHS,
INFLUENZA,
TICKLING In the THROAT,
whooping rot.T.n,
or relieve
CONSUMPTIVE OOUIHIS,
us quirk as
COE'S COUGH BALSAM!
OVER ONE .MILLION BOTTLES
Iinveliceo soM nnd not 11 sutcte instance of il fin
IIU'C IS
known. We have, m our posi ssnai, u:ie ipiulility
Of l!
iif.mt
s-mic of tia-m tiom
i.mim: t physicians
who li ive nst-.t it. in their ptaet ice, ami i;:veu it lheiiJ
cuiinetice overeveiy o'.lier coinjioinut.
IT DOi:ti NfiT IJItY I P A COCIill,
but I.OIJSF.NS IT,
si as to ciinble the patient to exiccloiate freely. Two -i
ill ret- tl-'Scs.
Wll.L IXVARtAM.Y CfllB TirKl.tNn IN THE TnSOAr '.
A liaif b.it.lc has oi'ten eninpletely cured the most Sluti-h.-rn
I'cucli. no.l vet. llr.nuli It is so miteanJ siieeily in its
I H'cralion", il is perfcctlv harmless, bplm; piirely vcil"tal lc
ll 1 vei'V acrecable lo tiie taste, and may he inhuinisterc I
i toclilUbenoiuity ai,'e.
iln cases of CHOCP we will etwrantee n euic, 11 lintca m
seasill,
NO FAMILY SHOULD III". WITHOI T I I'!
! It is within the reach of all, il being the cheapest and tie
! ineihcute extant.
C. O. CI.AIIK ft. CO.. Proprietors.
m;v iu conn.
April IS, 1?W.-ly
DYSPEPSIA CURE.
ritllis GKl'.AT REMEDY FDK ALL DISCASl'.M.f
Hie
ST OMACHF,
is the ilnteoverv of the inventiil of t oe's va!n.ib!ti C nc'i
Katsaul, while expei iinenliiie for liisowo health. Il
Cranio iu the Kioinach for I11111 wlucli Innl Uelore y
nr.-il
:lded
to nothing hut eliloroftinn.
'The iilinost. ilailv ti..ti:n"liv from van. ins paitsnf ti e
eiumlry encoiiia n to I rlo-ve Ito'ie is noilirtuhe enn itl
by udistirdeird stomach it will not speetlily cure.
Physicians ontlorso nntl Use it !
Miniutcrc Rive testimony of its eillcapy.
Anil from nil direction" we receive tidings of cures ir.
j foriueil.
I DYSPEPSIA!
I It is sure to cure.
HEARTHt'ftN !
One (lose will ulire.
SICK IIFtDACHK!
It lias cured in ioilnlrcl of tines.
IIMADACHi: AM) DIZINESS!
It stops iii ihirty minutes.
iCIDITY OF Till". STOMACH !
It coriects at outre.
RISE OF THE FOOD !
t stops imtnediuie!)'.
DISTRESS AFTER EATING !
One dose will remove.
CHOLERA MOR1IUS!
Rapidly yieUs to a few I"Sps,
BAD BREATH !
W'illbeehunged with half u bottle.
IT 13 PEEFfSCTLY IIAHMLEB
Its UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS is owing t,t the
fuel that
It fiirt'M lty sNsitliiis' nliire
TO RE-ASSI'.ItT HKlt SWAY IN THE SYSTEM I
Nelllly every dealer 111 the l ulled Stale l sells it Bl
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
C. G. CLARK & CO., Proprietors,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
April 18, ISC'. ly.
B,50,000 t'nsioint'r In I'ear Vt'iirst.
PaVTROXIZI. the p.kst.
Having the largest capital, nio-t experienced bu
era, and extousiv 0 trade of any concern in the Dollar
i-iilo business, w e
O UA UR A XT Eli SA TISFA CTIOX
in every Instance and also tlio Lost aule .-t i..i. a'. Uoods
uvcr offered at
oi: iMH.s.vti 1:14:11.
No other conooru has any shuw whercier our
Agents are selling. Our motto, -Prompt and Relia
ble.'' Male and female agent, wauled iu city and
country.
are particularly requested to try our pmpnlaroliir.
svstem of sollins; all kinds ot Il A W AN
iooliS, DRESS PATTER NS. U ' f '-v 1 1
CASTORS. BUYER PLATED I.O0DS Ail 11
ES, 4c. (E.tablisl.ed ImU ) A pateut pcu tountaiii
and a check describir, an art.olo to bo ,id or a
dollar, 10 cts. ; Sit) for J : 40 lor t . 6u lor 1 , 100
for lu ; sent by mail. Free iirosenls lo getter up,
(worth 50 per cent . more than those sent by any other
concern 1 aoeordins to sit of club. Send 11s a trial
club, or if not do uut fail to send for a circular.
N. B Our sal should not be classed wilh New
York dollar .jewelry sales ur bogus "Tea Companiej, '
as it il nothing of tb sort.
EASTMAN KENDALL,
6b Hanover Street, Boston, Mass.
Mar 2'1, '9 -Cm.