tonburj. American
ii. wi l"Vi:nT,i .
l. B. K iM U LB, J Publishers.
SATURDAY, DECKMBER U, 1803.
iLocal Slffairc.
Froze OvftAIhi Susquehanna was frotsn oVor
at thii plact on Wtdnetday Bight last. This U much
earlier in tht toason t'utn lut winter.
Tui ladiot or the Watsontown Baptist Church In
tend giving a pukllo dlanor on Christmas diiy, tht
prooeeds ta ba given for th benefit of tbo cliuroh.
Tori of averj kind, many ntirely new, rare and
carious, in great quantities, to anil all, at
LiOHTiiin A ZaiBLia'i.
'Hikdsoxely dressed Dolls Soils of ery kind
and tits prloei from I cenfs to tl0. Call and see
them, at Lishtnbr A Zeioler's.
IlAXriiova Albams, elegant Family Bibles, Pray
er tnd Hymn Books, and liookt suitable for Holiday
OlfU, at Liohtnee & Zbiolkii's.
Suing Canaries, warranted good singars, ales
ft-flne assortment of CaRes, for tho Hollilnya, at
LiouTxcn A Zrtioi.rn'a,
rieasant' building, Market Square.
3. II. Esast. has juat reooired and for sale the
second supply of Ladies' Furs, very eheap. Also,
Cloth for ladies' wear, Kid Gloves, Woolen Hood,
Carpet Chain, Cotton Laps and School Books.
Skating Tbo lato cold weather boa made ex
cellent skating on the basin, below the railroad.
Zbe boys bavo been taking advantage of it, but no
have not yet observed any of our ladies tnjoyiug the
"traltliful oxarolst.
Colo Weather. The woather on Wednesday
and Thursday last was very cold, tontlderin that
we are only in the seoond week of Doctinbsr. The
mercury, on Thursday morning, atS o'olook, marked
14 drgrees abort aeru.
Minister Called. The congregation f the
Presbyterian Churob, of this place, bare oalled Rev.
Orr Lawson, of Blair eounty, at a salary of $1,201 a
year. The roverend gentleman has aceepted the
oall, and preached in the oburch on Sunday last.
New Post OrrtcB A new Post Ofljeo has bcon
established on the Northern Central Railroad, north
of Clark's Ferry, and about four miles this side of
Halifax, to be called Powoll's Creek Post Offloe, and
Mr. J. 0. Westfiillliaa been appointed Post Master.
Ocb coal operators, at this place, stopped shipping
by eanal last week. The amount of coal shipped
from the wharves at Sunbury, during the season, is
about 70,000 tons. This amount was earned in about
one thousand boats, which were towed over the river.
Coiiticted of Libel. Messrs. L. L. Tate, Chas.
1). nmery, A. B. Tate and J. L. Keese, editorsef the
Williauisport Standard, who wcro recontly eouvio
ted of libel in ihe court at thiK place, were, on the
4th inst., sentenced by Judge Benlloy te pay a fino
cf $40 knd costs of prosecution.
Bvxdi'UT Masonic Hall Association. A meet
ing of the stockholders Of the Sunbury Masonic Hall
Association will be held on the last iionJny in lie
comber, !Sth inst., for the purpose of electing offietrs
for tho ensuing year. Joun Haas, President.
L. T. Rohrbach, Secretary.
Bvorr. The first snow of the season Toil on Fri
day last, to the depth of about ten inches. On Men
day there was another full of about four inchos.
The weathor was rrmderate, and the roads are yet
;oo tough for good sleighing. On Tueelr.y and
Wednesday the weather was oold and slorfcr.
AccilEr near Sit. Carmel. At Boll's Tunnel
Ctlliory. near Mt. Carmel, on Wednosdny of last
Tfoek, n little sjn of lioorgo Fry, ngod about 10 years,
vbo was omrljycJ as a sloto picker, was caught in
t r?jt of a tcioeu and drawn around tho shaft, kill
'Lira 'instantly. Tho boy was horribly mangled.
iivn.r.tm i SaAMOM.i. The JTerjlJ s.-iys that
v. proiui. .-.at leature in oonnoction with theimprove
menlj in tliut 'o this year is their tasty finish and
modern arc! ;Uetue. At no previous season h!.
there been us mauy baudsome, commodious and 'un
proved buildings erected in bhauioki.) as at tha
present.
Holiday liooiis. A. N. Brioe, Jeweler and fcta
lioner, in ll.-.upt's new building. Market Squire, has
ust ortned his extensive" stock of goods, for the
holidays, lis liae fancy goods of every description,
outtaHe fjr a',', tgjs and tastes. Call and see his
Lif tmeut. Mr. Briee has engaged the services of
a Erst-class Jewelur, from the city., who now has
charge of thai department of bis busiuo't.
Thb crowds dally and nightly in attendonet nt
Lightner ii ileigle-r's, Market Square, attet the fact
that this well Ittiown firm, who make it a special bu
siness to promote the ilcasurcs of the young, have
just received an immense stock of Toys of every
f-.ind, cheaper than ever, which are being diepoeed
cf at prices far below oity rates Call r.ud see the
great variuty of new and fancy articles, before it is
too lato, for tlcy aro soiling rapidly.
rr.tSONKKS, CRARfiBD WITH Mt'RllBR, TAEKN
TBRoran Sitmbury. Three officers, from Pottsville,
passed thr ,iujh this place on the 4 id afternoon train,
on Tuesday last, having in charge three villainous
looking men, who wero arrestee, in Schuylkill county
ou a cbargo of having murdered Ales. W. Ilea, su
perintendent of a colliery near Ccntrulia, Columbia
county, on tho 17th of October lait. Tbe prisoners
wjro hoaiily ironed, and were being taken to
Bloomtburg, where they will bo tried.
Abiiest i oa Hurglarv. A man named Seattle
and a Mr. and Mis. Black were rcoeully arrested in
Philadelphia, on tfie charge of being concerned in
tbe robbery of the Mors of Wra. Hciucn A Son, nt
Milton, some tinue since. A IM o? Velvet ribbons,
identified as rrl nf the goo Is stolen, wero found in
the trunk of Mrs. Black, at her boarding house in
Lewisburg. The parties arrested were teen in Mil
ton about the t!m of tht robbery, whioh,. in connec
tion with the Boding of the ribbons Iu the woman 't
trunk, form pretty ttrong grounds for euspoeting I
tbom of being the guilty parties.
Appointeo to A Nkw Position. We art pleated
to learn that our friend, Q. B. Bulkley, Esq., has
Leen appointed to a position in tbe engineering de
partment on the Baltimore A Potomac P.ailioad, a
new road, extending from Baltimore to a point be
low Acquis Creek, in Virginia. Mr. Bulklcy was
formerly oonnected with tho Widdlocreek Valley
road, und recently Tvilh the new road now in pro
gress between Eunbury and Hailoton. While wo
regret parting with bim, we congratulate him upon
his appointment to a lucrative and responsible posi
tion. The officers of th nw road wero fortunate in
securing tbe services of to abis and txptrienced an
engineer.
Masonic Tht election for officer of the Srsnd
Lodgo of Pennsylvania, A. V. M., held at tho Hall,
Chestont street Philadelphia, oa Wednesday qf lost
week, resulted at follows :
It. W. Grand Master, Richard Vaux.
K W. Deputy Grand Master, R. A. Lamberton.
R. W. ti. Senior Warden, Samuel C. Perkins.
H. W. U. Junior Warden, Alfred U. Potter.
R. W. G. Treasurer, Peter Williamson.
XI. W. Q. Secretury, John Thomson.
Trustees of the Oirard Lodge Charity Fund
Joseph H. Kiley, Jacob Laudenelager, Geo. Griscom,
John Wilson, Sr.; Daniel Brittain.
Trustees of the Sirard Bequest Hon. Daniel M.
Fox. Hnnauol 11. Perkins, Jamet Hutchinson, Choi.
M. Prcvost, tieorge Thomson.-
Tbt offici'rt elect will be installed into tbeir re
spective positions at tbt annual session, to be held on
Monday, Deoernber 38th, when tbs Grand Matter
will nuk bis sppoistzgeatj f tbt jtar
Mom AtiirttTS. Qoorge Leblg, who yt he is
from Altoona, Pa,, was arrested at ihe depot, in this
plaot, on Totals last, by Bamuel Heilner, a detes
tive, on a charge of robbery. Th ohargtj was pre
ferred by M. L. Fisher, proprietor of the Junction
Hotel, at tho railroad droning, In Third street, where
Leblg pot np on Monday Bight, telling Mr. Fisher
that he was engaged In selling and putting on a new
patent window-fastener. During the night Leblg
broke into a bureau belonging to Mr. Fisher, and
stole $61 In greenbacks, $2 in silver, and SI pennies.
Upon the detective arresting him at the depot, the
prisoner, who had the money tied up in a oloth and
ooncealed on bit person, threw it away, but tht de
tective toning tht operation recovered it. He was
taken before fisquirt Btard, who oommilted him to
jail. lit It tvidontly on old offender. -
On Wednesday morning lost Jaoob Wootnef, wbo
is employed at the jail, arrested a young man named
Jesse Barnhart, wbo, it will be rtmebered, tscaptd
from our county prison about four months ago, along
with a prisoner named John O. Williams. Barnbart
was inctroerntet! at tht time for assault and battery,
and remained in JaiJ about two months, when he
made his escape. Sheriff Hockley offered a reward
of $20 fjr the re-arrest of Barnhart nnd $40 for
Williams. Barnbart, Tioi&ring that a doUotire was
on bis track, tame to town on Wednesday for the
purpose of trying to havo bis obso fettled, and was
very proporly "uabbud" by Vi'oomer. lie Is now
confined iu a cell and hastily ironed, and stands
every chance of getting tho full penalties of the law
inflioted upon liini, which ho so richly deserves.
Shootiso or Another Robber Uis Death.
On Tuesday morning last, ubout two o'clock, Mr.
Abram H. Kline, jewolur, of Pinegrove, was awak
ened by the noise of men nttomptluft to force tht
shutter of a window of hit shop. He jumped up and
seized a loaded iuskcl he was formerly a soldior
and went into his shop, where he saw that an attempt
was being made by burglars to rob it. He ran out or
Ihe back door and round tbo house. As soon as tho
burglars saw him they ran. He fired at.the rerout
ing robbers'and hit one in the back, the ball passing
tbrough bis body. Tho robber fell, but was enabled
by the assistance of bis confederate to get up and off.
Thoy managed to got about ton miles from PinejroTe
in the direction of Lykons' Valley, when the wound
ed man went into a shanty on a mountain, where bis
father came for him with a wagon to take him to his
homo in the Valley. But, ht died 'before reaching
home and wot bnried on Tuesday last. It ui3
that the name of the twe men who are inulattoes
and brothers is Anty, and that they came about
thirty ruiles to perpetrate this robbery. The survi
ving hrther has been arrested by officer B. II. Clau
ter, and yesterday morning ho was brought to Potts
ville aud committed to pri.on. Mimes' Journal,
tth inst.
Death or James I'inlet. Our readers will re
member the shooting of James Finley by officer
Clauser, while Finley with a gang of highway rob
bers had wnylaid nnd war attempting to rob and
possibly murder Major J. C. White Finley was
brought to Pottsvillciud lodged in prison, where be
died on Sunday night last from tho effects of his
wounds. An Inquest was held on Tuesday by Deputy-Coroner
Conrad, and after tbo 'facts connected
with the shouting had been hoard, the jury rendered
the fallowing verdict : '-That the said James Finley
came to his death from a pistol sliut at tho bauds of
Simon H. Clauser, n police officer, while said Clauser
was in tbo discharge of his official duties, and that
we exonerate hiiii from nll.ll.iuio."
The body uf Finley was interred on Tuesday after
noon last in thenew Cemetery cf St. Patrick's Catho
lic Church, this Borough.-Minert' Journal, ilh, inst.
WniLE w tympaihix with bt friends of Oak
Hull in the loss of one of their firm, we appreciate
tho opportunity that Is now for a few days offered to
our readers of securing a bargain in olothing which
will repay, ten-fold, a visit to the city. We, tho
editors of this paper, will certainly no', lose tho
cbanco, but will either go or send for somothing
from Wanainskcr A Brown's. We advise you all
to do the same thing, fur sure are ne, that if you
don't ycu will regret it all winter. It would not be
a bad Idea fer us to rjo en masst and get the whole
county "dressed up" for once cheap for cash, und
if any cannot possibly go, let them tend their orders
along with us, and by getting such a big lot nt once,
no doubt our delegation could secure cvvu better
terms than will be curront. Whether wc go singly
cr togelhcr, It: us go at once, for firft eomo is first
served, und wo nil know what a rush thero will be
as soon m this announcement is made publit.
Paroks'i Limber Mill at Watsontostn. Tho
Miitonian says thiit It. U. Cook and A. Pardee,
Rrqrs., comprising the firm of Cook A Pardee, are
running their large mill at Watroniown to its full
capacity, and the same gentlemen, under tho firm
name of Purdce A Cook, are dealing extensively In
lumber at Lock Haven and V.llliaij'jport. Their
business agent nt Watsnntown, Mr. Austin Etull,
manages their uffairs at the latter plnoe in a highly
satisfactory manner, and Mr. It. i. Cook gives his
personal ruptrvi'lou to tbs Lock Haven braich of
the busiunbs.
Ta Selection or A Tbndeh Fowl. As Thauks
giving has passed, with laore than one tough turkey
fully d'.gestod, nnd Christinas is approaching, when
a tendor biped fit for eating will bo acceptable to
most of cut readers', tho?t who have wrestled with
lough fowls will bo thankful for the information
herein contained : A young turkey has a smooth leg
Aud a toft bill, and the eyes will be bright and tho
feet inoitt. Old turkeys have scaly, stiff l'uet.
Young fowls havo a tender kin, smooth legs, and
the broaft bii.C yields readily to the prcrcuro or the
finger. Tlio best ore those that have yellow legs.
The foet and legs of (be old fowls look as if they
had seen bard service in the world. Youg ducks
fool tendor under tho wing, and tbo web is transpa
rent. The best are thick aud bard pn tht breast.
Young geese have yellow bills, and the feet are yel
low and supple ; the skin uiuy bo eatily broken by
the head of a pin, the breast it plump and tho fat
white. An old goose is unfit for the human stomach.
Trial List. Tbe following is the list of causes
for trial at a Special Court, to be held on tho fourth
Monday of December, and for the second week cf
the rcgulur January term, and also for an AuMottrued
Court, to be hold cn the third Munday cf January :
bpkcial court.
1 IUa P. Pleasants, ot al, vs. Thomas Baum
gardner. 2 John Wasner vs. Peter Wagner ct al.
S Henry Saylor, et al, vs. A. M. llastwick et al.
4 bame vs. tamo.
6 Samt vs. same.
SECOND WEEK or JANCAH7 TERH.
1 Lenas Stout, ot al, vsi Krastus Ross.
2 F. Keiustein, ot al, vs. 1). Longenecker et al.
3 Henry Rnup vs. J. O. W. Herrinir.
4 Jonathan Hoover, et al, vt. i'ht Susqttbaana
loai ana uoai Mountain to,
5 Jonathan Hoover vs. same.
t Jonathan Hoover, et al, vs. same.
7 The bhamokin Valley R. tt, vs. Tho Eusqut
henna Coal Co.
t tsame vs. some.
9 The Northern Central R. R. vt. same.
10 Same vt. same.
11 Joseph fiarney vt. David Lomison.
12 Peter Imrdel vs. Herman Bergestock.
13 Edward W. Kline vs. Reuben Kline.
14 Thomas Rustel vt. Peter Lilly.
15 tieoree M. Urubaker vt. Peter Snlttbach. -
18 Brooks A Newberry vt. Lackawanna R. R. Co.
IT D. W. Smith vt. Tbe Milton fiational ilauk
18 Solomon Miller vt. John Foy tt al.
19 Robert W. Kerns vt. Tbt Nor. Cen. R. R. Co.
tO Peter Puff vs. The Borough of Sunbury.
ADJOURNED COURT.
Si Jacob Machamer vs. Sarah Maehamer.
22 Albert Cadwallader vs. Heury Van Etten.
23 I. II. Torronoe, Adm'r, vs. I. T. Forrester et al
ti Ueorge W. Brewer vt. William Probst.
ii Eamt vt. Philip Orison;
24 George Hill vt. J. Foe and Joel High.
27 Robert Burke vt. William Elliot.
28 Daniel Harris vs. David Davis.
2'J Samuel Miller vt. Ueorge MoKee.
30 Jacob Weik vt. Ptttr Arnwint.
SI David Harts vt. Jamet Mulune A Son.
ti Itaao Wills, et al, vt. David TrucktiniUer.
S3 Lew it Long, et al, vt. W. A. Fisher.
24 Jaoob Ernst vt. Baltter Knitter.
Hi J. E. Uackenberg vt. John McCormick.
US Shultt, Fahnettock, et al. Tt. Tb First Ka
tional Bank of Northumberland.
87 Samuel T. Brown vt. John Kohr,
S3 Wm. E. May vt. Michael Wilvtrt.
39 Tb Bird Coal and Iron C. vt 6. Bittentend
44 Lemuel Krtttr n faatal HUt si.
''AkOTRlI'"HOR MlLl ATAC T0WA6S
TBI Pacifier AoorameaU t tb opening of
luooettire Motions of tht Union Ptoifi Railroad
nooa aoh tber to rapidly tbal on an hardly
keep pace with them. Lost year M0 mile wtt tht
limit of tht looomoUve't advanet ; last summer tht
laying of the TCOtb mil wot witnessed by party
of eastern editors, Who told the story of tbs road's
progress to tbtlr millions of readers ; September taw
800 milea In ftrUB j and tht beautiful pamphlet
of the company, then issued, mads that tttgs of
progress familiar to hundreds of thousands of inter
ested readers i but now, When weTinvs Just learned
the place upenlhsmajt whereonrpenolltnigbtninrk
that 800th mWefMitt-i-beliold ! we havt knothtr bul
letin from the end of tht track that SOO milos art
Completed. . Wbtn and wbtrt will this wonderful
and bewildering progrect ttop ? L'vidently not until
tht builders of tht Union Pacific, nd they of tbt
Control l'aaiio, shall meet totnewhert. to tht welt
of Salt Luko, and wed, with Iron bands, the Atlantis
and tho Paoifts. That tiino and ceremony are not
far off. Tbe oharter of Congress says It must be by
187 ; Iho Union Paolfic Coupon?, last y tar, -promised
that it should be dona in 1870 ; this year thoy
havo felt Justified iu laying Unit 1809 should sea tho
rail communication complete, and now they begin to
talk of '-Early r.e t spring." Is it possible ? Two
years ago wo should have spoken for tho whole com
munity in toying no. But this Company bars
taught us that iursitiet art only exaggerated iin
probables, which brains, will and money will ra
pidly overcome. More than sevon miles of track
hare been latoly laid in one day, and the road will
reach Salt Lake by Christmas lime.
Will the xoad pay? Every Indication answers,
yes, enormously. Its local business, last year, ex
caodod four million dollars, and in September last
was more than $311,009. Add to tho steadily in
creasing way traffic tho through business, whioh it
self will grow.with great rirpieMty, and the result
cannot fail to bo satisfactory to the many who havo
invested their savings is the Cetnpatry's First Mort
gage Bonds. We know that efforts are being made
to injure tht eredit of this corporation and of its
read; butsuroly such reports of its business, such
evidence of a determination to finish the road at the
earliest possible moment, aro tbe best assurance of
complete success and security.
Sinoclar AND Sl'DDEN DEATH. The V Illinois
port Bttltttin, of the 30th ult., toys : As tbe alarm
of Cre was sounded on Sundny morning, Mr. Frank
Riehel, who resided on William street, near where
tho fire took place, Vent to the window to look out,
being, at first, under tho impression that bis own
house was on fire. After looking a few moments ho
turned round, and had only moved a short distance
from the window when bo fell dend. Ho was, ap
parently, in good health, w'hh the exception of an
occasional touch of something like heart direase,
which he bad oemplainod of at Intervals. He leaves
a wife and two cljildien.
Uamii.ton, s grocery man of Lock Haven, Pa.,
occupies a full page of eight columns in tht Clinton
Democrat, at a cost of one thousand dollars a year.
We hnve no doubt but that the advertiser will real
ize twice tbe sum by increased business.
Mr.. Runner, of tho New York Ledger, has suc
ceeded in making even a Prospectus that is read
able. It is one of the most interesting of the new
advtrtisements in our presort number. Frcm it wo
learn that Rev. Dr. Tyng is writing a long story for
tho Ledger.
Another Fire at Lock Haven. Lock Havon
was visited by another destructive ro on Thursday
evening of last week. Five or six buildings, on
Urove street, woro destroyed. The loss amounts to
about $40,000, which is mostly covered by insurance.
BU3INES'S NOTICES.
For Sale. An excellent top buggy, new. Eb
qniro at this office.
Fen Rent. Tbe rooms adjoining the bat store of
Samuel Faust, in Market Square, latoly ocoapled
by . A. Evans as a law outre.
Shaesfeare said; "Uneasy lies the bead that
wean a crown," but nothing can be more easy and1
oomfortable than the head which wears one of Faust's
fashionable Hats or Caps, and ti provt this we would
advise every ono to trythem. Cull at bis store, in
Market Square
,n. i
Solomon advises the sluggard to go to the aut ;
but the shiftlcsr, in ourdny, generally go to poverty
aud want. A much better way is to go to J. O.
Beck's fashionable and cheap tailoring establish
ment, on Fv.ii i Ih stftet, where any one can procure
a new suit, neatly fitting, and at prices within the
reucb of all.
S?rxn your money wbsreyou make it. Buy ycur
goods at home and not abroad. Encourage your
owu mechanics. Let each be for the other, i&i all
for publio improvement ''charity bcrins nt borne."
Our town first others afterwards. With these ex
cellent maxims in view our citiiens should avail
themselves of tho splendid opportunity of buying
cheap Boots and Shoes at John S ilver's establish
ment, on Spruco street, where everything in the lino
of business is sold at remarkably loir prices.
How eloquent is tbe old homely word, Full ! Tho
flowers full in tho garden, tbe fruit falls in tho or
e lauds, the nuts fall in tbs woods, tbe stars full from
Ihe (ly, the rain fulls vrofcl tb clouds, tbo mercury
falls in the tubes, and the leaves fall everywhere.
We might add that a great many persons fall or ra
ther walk into Miller't Excelsior Boot and Sboo
Elorc, in Market Square, and never got away with
out purchasing some of his cheap goods. Miller hits
an elegant assortment. Go aud see his goods.
Dr. J. R. Cressinger, Dentist. OQct over H. 11.
Thacher't Shoe Store, Suubury, Pa.
When aching teeth cause dreadful groans,
And sleepless nights and dismal days,
Who comes to mo most grateful owm
My skill, which all his paint allay.
A moment's suffering I may cause,
"lis but to bring a long relearo ;
And though for once 1 rend his jaws,
For years to come I give him peace. Ztn
Coe's Coudu BALSAtt. Tbe great popular Reme
dy for Conghs, Colds, Croup, Whooping Cough, and
Consumption. Both siios ordinary 4oi., also mam
moth family bottles for salo by all druggists and
dealers in medicines. No family should be ever
eight without it in the bouse.
Coe's DtsfepsIa Cons Will immediately re
lieve and permanently cure tbs most aggravated
caso of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Sour Stomach, Con
stipation) and all diseases of tht Stomach and Bow
els. Physicians, clergymen and all wbo use It, join
in unbounded praise of its great virtues. Sold by
Druggists everywhere: Price 91.00.
Id AH III AGE 8.
In Northumberland, on Nov. 26th, by Her. Aaron
Porter, Mr. Counelius C. Best to Miss Mart
Alice Tatlor, both of Northumberland.
DkiATHS.
In this place, on Friday morning last, JENNIE,
daughter of Jacob and Sallie Snyder, aged 19
months.
MIJ.MIL It V .tlAIClilMM.
Correoted Weekly for the "Amerloau.'1
Wheat Flour, extra family, pet barrel,
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Wheat, prim red,
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Corn,
Oats,
Potatoes,
Dried Peaches, pared
. do do uopared
Dried Apples,
BO
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Dried Cherries, (unttoned,) per bn.
Butter,
per pound.
Eggs,
Choess,
Lard,
Hams,
Shoulder!,
Beef, hind aarUr,
" front "
MaMoa,
Obiskrat.
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per pound,
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Bhtunkla Oal Trad.
SiAMCM, Del e, IMS.
Tnu.Vtt.
Sent for wetfc.vMtns; . b. lt,W7 OS
Per last Report, 402,891 S3
4jt,oe oa
462,101
10,793 OA
To.tam time last year,
Increase,
L-1-lT'
Special iVat'tctB.
4Jstid? to Slurs-Inn,.. Young Son'sOuids
to Usppy Usrrlar and Conjugal f elicity. Tfls h
mans vteweof benevolent Physician, an th fervors
and Abuses Inoident to Youth and Korly Mtuhood,
tent in sealed letter envelop, tree of choree. Ad
drees HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Bo P., PhilUol
phla, Pa.
Juno , 18S8 ly.
"aTxeW REMEDY fN C0li?UMl'Tt01flA
Physician who had Consumption for aiveral years,
with frequent bleeding of the lunjrr cud himrplf
with n medicine unknown to Hit prufuwion, whon his
ease appeared hopeless. He is tho only liyaiaiaii
who bus used it lu his own person, ornliuhas any
knowledge of its virtues; and he can aserihe the de
gree o'f health he now enjiyt to nothing but tht
u?o of hit niidicint; end nothing but utter despair
and ontiro extinction of all hope i.f reooVy, tu
goiher with a want of confidence in all otht'rs, Indue
ed him tu hazard tbt exptrimect. To those suffer
ing with any disease of tbe Luns t prorrprearruat
nieut ho foufidently believes will enidicate the
disease. Price $ 1.60 per bottW 'or $3 a, hall dotou,
teut by txprrss. Send for a circuiur or oall on
Dr. E. Bovlston Jackson,
No. 950 North Tenth Stroct, Philadelphia.
Tar sale by H. Y. Friliug, Market Squuro, Sun
bury, Pa., and Drnsgiste geuorally.
May 30, laOd ly.
A ('nrd.-A Clergyman, while residing in
South America at a miitionary, discovered a safe
and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weak
ness, Early I'oeay, Diseases of the Urinary and Sem
inal Or)'an. and the whole train of disorders brought
on by baneful aud vicious habits. Urcat number!
havo been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted
by the desire to benofit the afflicted and unfortunate,
I wfll send the recipe fur preparing and cslng this
medicino, in a scaled onvclopo, to auy ono wha need!
il, In lis or Cuaiige. Ad, he,
JODliPH T. IK MA 3,
btn'Iou D, Bible Uoust, New. York City.
Sept. 12, 1808. Sin -
QtlKYmCE CLOTDl(i.
OLD ESTABLISHED
o.xs: imeici:
CLOTHING HOUSE,
COa M ii r U e t St r-t;,
Ont doer above Sixth, Philadelphia.
For many years this H--tnl.li5brr.frt has done busi
ness on tho One Prico Pys.em, nnd we believe we
are the only Clothin House in the city that strictly
adheres to this principle. We "havo carnod a repu
tation which we arc proud of, for good taste in selcot
pood Etylcs and substantial materials, and not less
important, for having all our gods
jK.vtvr.eA ivi;i,, i,.is:.
Ve cnipljy the beft talent, for (Gutters, and tur
floods aro of both kiuds--fashionab!o and plain
to that all tastes can he suited. .The prices are the
vory lowest, as any ono by a moment's thought mutt
suo, or otherwise we could not meet the competition
of our neighbors, for as no deductions arc ever made,
wo must put our prices down to the advantages wo
promise.
The people may depend, this is the true plan upon
which to-do- business, and ma'nv a dolla.- cau be
saved to Clothing buyers by keeping in mind
irprrEfrJ'
ONE PHICE CLOTUI.NO IIFS,
001 Market .Street, Philadelphia,
Not en the Corner, but one dvor above &xth.
4W. ItAti:, ftaCci.i:iii.
April 4. IH63 ly
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.tsitiilor'N .Hollce.
nnHE undcrsizned auditor nnnointcd bv tho Or
E phans' Court of Northumberland county, to dis
tribute the la'ance in thahands of 1'ctrr B.Mai :r,oee
of hxecutorsof Henry Mauer, deceased, ti whom was
referred back bis formr report tiled August 6, 13CS,
for oorreotion and to report the facts," bereby
gives notice, that be will attend to tho dutiesof bis
said appointment at nis outre, in the oorougn oi
buubury, on baturday the 26th day of December,
ISM, at 10 o'clock A. M.
s; B. B0VKR, Atf ntar.
Sembsry, December , IMS.
Aeons. Wttutetle
679 to J00 per month!!!
Or a coTidiifsiwn from whieli twice that am"uHt em l.e
mncte hy eeiline the I.ATliST IMPROVED COMMON
8i:NU I'AMILV SKWINO MACHINE, l'aics9IB0J.
l'ur Ciicujan ond Terms uiMrrM
C. FJOWtvitS & CO, ijo SJUik Third Sirret,
Dec. 3, 'Sj 3m Phiudtlph a, Ps.
HO I
GREAT
FOR AUSTIit it ft).'
ONK DOLLA H SALE !
"Ws proposs to tghi it out on tis lice."
AGENTS! AGENTS!
Ladies and tisnllemen in every town and tity lu the
mates, to tci at Agents lor
Austin & Co. 'a Groat Cue Dollar EiiAo
of rich and valuable goods, comprising nothing but
useful articles wanted iu every family. Kach and
every article will ba sold for One Dollur.
To any person getting up either of ti?e Clubs below
we will liresent a Watch, Drees Pattern. Piece ot
Sheeting, sowing Machine, Wool Carpet, Ac, free of
extraeodt. Uur inducements ta Agents liavo always
been nearly double those of any other house in tbb
trnde, and uur largely increasing business warrants
us iu continuing the tame.
Take particular notice of this : Our Agents are
not required to pay one dollar for their preseots, but
receive fcae s.iuie lur ii-utr acrvicci tugiiwug up tiuus.
Please examine me loiiowiug
X'erntu to Aaent.
Any person stnding us a Club of Ten, with tl. Will
be entitled to receive for the same any one of the
five hundred articles oa our Exchange List. (See
Circular. 1
ror a Club of Thirty, w:ib ti, the person will be
entitled to one of the following articles, vu i Meer
schaum Pipe, 20 yards iileaobed or tirowo clieeung,
Elegant Silver-plated Five-bottl ltevolving Css'or,
1 Fancy Dress Pattern. 1 doien extra quality Cuttoa
llose, fancy Voiorea Jua bpreaa, I large size I
mask tahle Cover, 1 Morocco Album U0 pictures
All-WoolCassimere lor pauts and Vest. 1 pair Ladies
hcrce Cui ercis Pools best ouality, 1 dozen fine Lir.eu
Towels, 1 large silo Worsted Siianl, Ladies' long
Uold-plated Chain, splendid L.aJies Jiorocco M:op
ping bs with lock and key. Set of Jewelry with
Meeve liuttont to mttch, I Violin ar.d Bow. 1 dot.
Miirt Bosoms, 1 White Marseilles Quilt, 1 Elegant
Ulnck walnut on; Dux or trnting nesK.
For a Clnb of Fifty, with f j. I pair tll-wool
Blankets, oi yards line Cassimerefor Puutaand Vest
1 black or colloreu Alpata Dress Pattern, 1 solid
Uold bcarf Pin, 1 psir UeuU' Calf Boots, SO yards
Dleuchcd or Brown Sheeting, 2 yds double width
Cloth for ladies' Cloaks, 1 Fur Mult' or Collar, 30
yds Print fast colors, 1 Squaro IhibctSbuwl, 1 pluin
poplin Dress Paltaro, 1 elegant six-boltlo heavy
plated Caster.. I pairlients' White Shirts, genuiuo
Ieer?chanm Pipe iu case, 1 set of Lace Curtains.
For k Club of One Hundred, with 910. 1 heavy
silver-plated eogiaved Ice I'i'cher. 00 yds Bleached
or Brown Wheeling. 1 rich Merino or Thibet Dress
Pattern, 1 set nf Ivory handled Knives and Foikt, 1
psir superior White Wool Blankets, Ti yards all-wool
r'ancy t'niiuer for suit, elegant Bcrage Dross
Pattern, 1 Ladies' or Uents' Silver Uuuting-case
Watoh.l Baoon'ssix-barrcled Revolver .Silver-plated
engraved six-bottte Kevolving Ouslor with out glass
hollies, Fine Wool Cloth for Ladies' Cloak, 25 yards
Hemp Csrpsting, 1 pair no Damask Tabl cloths
Napkins to match, 2 heavy Honeycuwb Quilts, I Bart
let hand portable Sewing Machine, 1 Wool Long
Sbawl.niee Fur Muff and Cape, 1 pair Gents' Freucu
Calf Boots.
For a Club of Five Hundred, with $50.-24 yards
extra Woolen Carpeting, 1 elegsnt Uunting-csss
Watch (Waltbam, warranted ou year,) 1 elegant
Chamber Set black walnut trimmings, 1 bairelotb
Spring Sfa.
Par a Club of One Thousand, will $100.-30 yards
Brussels Carpets, 1 Parlor set complete, 1 ladies' or
Uents' Hunting Uold Wateb and Chain, 1 oompleto
let of rich Sable tun.
For lsrger or smaller Clubs ws will give a present
of proportionate value.
. A gents or customers may at any time make a teleo
tion of goods from tht Exchange List, and by send
ing Ont Dollar for each article, have tht goods for
warded to them, without first ordering oheokt ; but in
tuch easel no premiums will bt given.
Dirfetttonai ..
Send itrgt sums of money by Draft on New York
or Boeteu, or by Express. W will pay Exchange on
all sums of $25 or mort. Smaller tumt should bt
tent by registered letter or by postal money or dor.
It will be impossible t lose money sent in either of
th above wayt. W will not b responsible for
money lost, unless sent as sbors directed. Set that
your letters srs propsrly dirsatsd and stamped, as
do letters are forwarded unless prepaid. Writt your
address ia full, Town, County and Stat.
Agents wanted, in every Town and TlUag
Address
AUSTIN & COMPANY,
fo W Sonaw M, BCV, Wis
SPECIAL NOTICE )
LAZARUS & MORRIS'
'Coleli'rated
PERFECTED SPECTACLES,
AND rTE GLASSTCS.
One of tbe firm will be at the Store of their Agnt,
Mr. T. B. Shannon, Jeweller, Sunbury, pa., two
days only, Tuesday and Wednesday, Deeenibur i'li
and 2Xd. He sttouils for the purpuee of assisting
Mr. T. S. Shannon, in fitting the Kye in difficult or
asual cases.
Those eaffertng from impaired er disessod vision
are reooniuier.dod to avail themselves of this oppor-
lunuv-
Our nneetncles end Kvc-Oltissesare suknowledirsd
to bo fiie tnost perfeot assistance to sight ever mauu
faotutod, aud oan always bo relied, upon as affording
perit-ei ease sua com tort wuiie strengthening aud
preserving the Eyes most thoroughly.
Yi e take occasion t notify the Public that ne em
ploy no pedlars, and to eaalton them against
those prctendinc. tu hare our goods
for sals.
November 2?, 18.18.
BT viriunuf iniidry w rits f Venditioni r.x,oi,iB. mued
n"l of llieCuuit of Common l'k-m of Nv.itliiiiinMrljiiJ
county, t,,nt t me uireeterf. will le e'ivicil to I'ublieitnle
r- i, ii. v.""! M"ue, i" Hi" H'Toneh ! Huirtmf)1, on SAT
(.llUA,tlie '.'tltli davof l:l:ci'..MIiKK. Iwli. at .,.
a el 'tK I'. .M . tlie l..ll..'....-
; that ecumi (r.et of l ind, ailuate in Cameron Mwi,
.Ntrtluiulefii,d u u,. ,.UAr , i,
I.MiMd.:.l and t!ci,'nhj f,.tK,T'., lo'wil : MTimnc at u"
ai..i, llwnc ky .-ml f l)u ,..d Ulin,,. i r,-hu.l I'nllln
M'i
wer, ii-jitaeast eigiuthrre ilnieci, went Iwnitv-one
iiriKiua ..lower, iimwi vr .uy-tiv e 0J , dfr , e'h elihi
nJiiety-oiie pen lie unci ni-if -tei;iilf, l.tatoi.e, iheticu by turn!
of Jtwrpii tir i't.e, noiili einly decree, wtt thrco iici ilu-s
and n:is- teiiihs lu pluctoi iM-pin.ttf .rtiitiminniiiE fiv ucici
and pinrty. three rchc aiui fliHHvaitcei Vc.
All I riut trift of tinseateil luul.cmitainiiic fJr'y
(40) acres of hiid tituu'e in Cop I townin, Noriliuir.W'T
timd cnuTity, Hfljoiiinip IujuIroI" A. I.ultt ns, miveyaJ tn ihe
nirtiiitf Jacub NVe.kel, ntH ifitncr the line ot 'rm. nn
t-mMiship mi lite toulh, VtT WeikcUM lh we'ul t:nJt
Ab-jiiil l.ukf n ii the aiuth cntt.
Ats!4( Timl ( Unm wenteiu tjaif lot or nrcvrfpruiil.
iluate iu th H-rrottv-h tif Suntmiy, N.iririuiiilwHHUti cwun-
ty anu cin:e nu'rt'Banu, otumiFi ma urtcxwwa aj loiiowc,
viz : On ilieeail by property i K!iznbelli Muhen, mi the
wnt liy property of J-iaeoli Kytier, on the B"Uth l y l.r
inri!y illiiekbefry, now Chestnut atieet, and mi the f.nr:.;
Iiy mi l!y , it being the wealeru h:ilf tf lt i.umb-jri on
Lite ifitcrul plini ot Ihe lomurh of Hunbnry. ntor-'Hi .!, i:a
lot tiumner one liumlreti and tixiythree ( 10';), C(n:.ii:iirg
rout on lam ifiucKoerry. now eut i I'iity
.iii) leet aud in flcjitli two huntirert md tuiriy itrt;
Whereon ia erecteu a a:ry ntiu n iia i log cveiiing heiie
ALSO All l!ioie Ivo contigMons ltts tf ground, silnute
it the HtTounhitf fonbitrv, aunategntheaouth eut corner
itf Ciaiibftriv ond Pawn itree'a, os extruded, f-ocii o( taid
loia coMianiiii tliti'y ft-et in fio;it on Pawn it reel uud one
hundred n.d fort y-tin ee feet indepili Ionr Crnnlierry
s:reet ta rhitnut n(rc'. nnd known as lot mhiuIit iiinr (ii)
und lt:j (10; in .Mueirr'i ocldtti in to iho Uoi'U,rh 1 Sun-
it..r'
Al.feO A'! f.K'M ll)r;re-tntiRi'Ojl tiof gnmnd, nituute
in t'lwn ot iieveiion, .erne ttiwiiihip, ounumter!nna
couniy, nnd S'.nte of rennvlv-HiiiH, being Iota number one
(I), twota.'. and tmee JJ in t hick nutntifr ie'eiity-eil.t
in the renernl plan of tnid town of Trevuri-m.
taming arieh twci'tv-fn-e ft-et nt front on Mark ft street and
one hundred nnd r.rty lec-t in ilcoui to Uniirouu street.
Al ?0 . cvrtniii lot of Frmnid, attuate in thetown of
yhrimnkm, Co'.mty of Nortliuniber'nuu mid Stute of I'eun
pvlr-imia. vwt ! t niMir Br i in block No I ii, fronimg o:
riitli e:rel, a id hounded on the aouth by lum nutnli'T oin
(I) und on the north by lt nu:nbei lhrce(:)) tu sniuu M"Cn'
und o:i the vvtsi by nu alley, cont'iinnif; '10 feci in lion
and fet iu depth.
ALSO lct imtr.ber ix, In Mock number one h'jn 'riv
find reven. tn rune town, fronting on Kiftli atit-ef. nud
bounded on t'te a mh by I t nuniir five, iu rime M H-k, ou
tnc au&l b Ctirhon Kun, and ontiienorih tn :n nmitM' i
acveii, in the s'une block, containing twenty-live feet
in front and lett in depth.
A LS) nnuiber ton, in bloc If nnmlwrfveiity.eiejlit,
(75"), in lha town of '"Trcrorton, inZetbe tntvnthip. Conn.
ty und Plate aforca-tid, fremti 15 on Market rift et, in an id
town, nnd bounded on 'the writ bv lot number nino IV).
nnd on ha ent by lot nntntj elwen. in wnie b!M,1i,niul n
the nor!h by Kailrond r! reel,. eMitsimnp twenty fivefect in
front and -on hundred tnd twenty-live feet in dcpih ti
Kailrond atreet, ;
Al.0 lut number twelve (12), in block number
roveutv-eixht, in (mid town of Trevoitoit, fnmtiuir
Mniket a;reet und hounded by lol nuin'ocr eleven in the
writ, und lt lot uumler thirteen on the rest, in same block,
Ntid by It aiii ond ftt.fel on the m-ith, conUnunc twenty -Lv e
feet in front ond one hundred und t went) -nve leet indeptJ
to Kuilroad street.
ALrjO A cerUiiii tract of bind, aituate in Con Ton fown
slop, Northumberland county, beginning nt n fallen white
rk ; them-e by land aurveyd to Adam Tunklixai, tooth
fthly-feur rtegract, ei two hundred and eighty nine and
five tenths perches o atone ; theiica by land of John Gout
akftil nortu niueieatiHnalu krf dvreea, east a jt:y-muc und
seven tenths parches to stone; oouih eighty-our dt-recs
vast, tmvnvc ptwchrs tc iiouea, inenca by lanu of iti;a
nnn Drrk, in ri!it of OnttMd Foster, a.-iutli auentytvvo
deb'fei3 east auly-fife aiid fwnr ter.ui ptrches to a post ;
thnnuc by laud. t" Uenjtiiiiit Ditk, in riglit of Cotharine
n?ps, noilb eleven Jrfrreea ut lliirtj-threa pen-hea to
stone ; thence ly tandoi'lM;rl;pirtnkclltri;ernorthMjvcnty.
two difprecs, weft one hundred uud uintuj -three und three
teittl,a perches t-j stone, uth iix teen and u qu irierU'grerS,
weet one hundied audri am) eight tenth peiche'dtoa cost
and north eiKhtv-nine and Uiree quarter degress, wttro
huiidrc.t and twruty tn J six-tenth '.erchi-sto Hie ocr inninjj,
contuiniiii; iiiiieiytw) arrei aud one bundled tnid fotty
Ihrte p.-reiies and nikiwan'-eti, c, alJU! sixteen ueres tf
which tite defied. ,
ALSO AH ihiit certain lot if pmu-i.I, aifuutej in the
Ii ;rouh of Sunlit! ry. Comity of Noirininiif i Ja;id ;nl t':rc
of t eunsylv'uiiiti, b u r.ded nuJ drscrilu il ah loilrtw ', to wit :
On the eist by pioperiy of J. Ii. Kurt:, on tins souih by
Market stt'et, on tl.a west by property of Hcnj-iniin Zcttle
inuv.r,.u: 1 ! tbe north by an nlk-y, contoininp in friittu
ami !iuVt street sixty (oJJ leet, nnd in dnjnii two bun
died nnd thirty Cil-J) feet, wiirreon are erected u t wn story
I r hoti;u and liilrben nltKched.uudn stable, iaid lot being
nuinhereil upon the "n;ral pl.n o the Borough of S unbuiy,
us lut i.uiiJr ftity-four.
ALSO The undivided half pint of nil thnt ccrljin trnct
cA in ud, situat! in i".nu towuaiiip, Nm i (lunibt-rlnnd county,
Ktnte nf i'enury;,'dinat bounded uud described us foll-twa ;
AJj tinid of Jenae Miller on tlie r,outh-cnt, lnnd,u"
Ge -re Keim oil the south. Continuing about sixty acres
moic or lees.
ALSO All tliiise two certain tots of groond, located and
situated iu the b roii"h of Mt. Carmel, on the east side of
street, between Mount Curmcl street nnd Si-cnuU btrect,
boundrd on the north by Iol how or lately belonging to
Joimtuan KhniT. und on theaoHtli by hit innvor Ltlely
L-eiMiiaiuii t Uaniel IleisiT, in tuei.C.miity of Northuinbcr
land, mid Stuis of i'eur.S) ivima. each uf said lots ontain
inp in fimt on Oak street twenty-five 'iC) ft?et uud extciid
ini; ono hundred und fif'y (1 50) 'feet t u twentv-tivu foot
wide street. chIIcaI Apple street, mid l. '.s Leiii iiuinbercd
on the (renew! plan of said town of .Ml. Cirmel ua nuinosT
sixteen (10) uC seventeen (17) in biork No. 'Si ; w hereon
are erected, on lot N. 17, u two stoja frame storu house,
and on lot No. 10 a two s;ury frame dwelling house und
stable, ht-inc the s.ni.e lets if uruund win ii Andiew Klin-
per ami w.te by t;;elr deed beniinp die i'J'.k day of Match,
A. D. ltiU; c ii i v eyed uutoJonus L.-S?imc, Ins litiraatu! i
a!pIlslIevtT.
freized, taken in et f cut ion, aud to beaiM us the property
uj trohuiiun V. Lojer, Jvhn Uter, W. 11. l)ou;y, i)nn t
h. tunc, John iioutii, L '1 . Hohrhtich, nduiinibt'-Tt r of
Jacob l. KohtUucii, deceased, Nal!ian 11 aud and J uLu tt.
Weiser.
ALSO -All ttiat certain trnct of land, tiitmte ii Aug net a
dtid Mabuivy towLkliips, Norihuiiriiertnnii c"."l, t ci.n-sj-.
i van ii, bnundt d iutiIi by : euMwaid b, 'ttJ til
wannulee name of Daniel Lew: southward bv 1
warrantee name of John Swiuehart : vvestwatd bv ia;id ui
the warrantee name of William Uewait ; purveyed on wur
runV in Ihe name of John Dew art, l L'cceuiber 6th,
17 J3, containing three hundied ftid ninety-live nnd one-
fourth ucies, and all.vau ; one unoivntcd huli-p'.tt of ull
thut ceituin ;rwct uf land in the townships of Autjuuta uml
.Mahunoy, aforesaid, bounded, not I ti ward hy lai d in the
, warrantL-e naiiit 4f Uaniel Lew aud Henrv IJ-'lilicI : east
ward by land in the warrantee names tf Jolm Ltewurt und
JohuSvvinehart; aouthwunl by laod in lha wanantee
iiauies of John tSvvinehartand Juiiips riuntt r, und weal wod
by laud in the wununtee names of Jam l!uuter and
Uuniel Levau, surveyed on a warrant in Ihe name of Wil
liam Uewart, duted, tho 6th day of i)e 'embci, I7i3, niui
coiiuiuiug uiice bui.Jrcd and aevenly-eight ucics uud ui
lowance. . , . ..
Seized, taken into execution, Bi.i tj ba so.J as the pf)
peity of Oeoryo Apsley.
ALSO All that reituiu lot or pirceof ground, situate r
the H-rcuph of N'i'riliumbf iland, Northuinberlnnd ccui:t, .
nnd Btntc of I'ynunj ft-ama, t: '.lie ptun of said IJjrougii, No.
51, bounded, southward by King or Market street j on th
norihwcsl by lot No. 50, of Van Allen V Co ; cn thenortU
eust by u ten foot a. ley, unJ on the southeftst by a street
called Northvvay. containing m front, on King street, sixty
feetj and in depth one huiidicdand eihtv feet, iihoj or
less, u hereon is erected a Jliick nnd Wooden Tuvnn
House, u Irume liaui and other builJini.
Seizefl, taktil into execution, and to Ire sold as the pro
perty of John NesUitt add Peter G. f if. Ijteiy trading as
Nesbilt icU ff.
AWO-All that certain lot or pnrt of lot gr piece of
eroui.d, situuta in the Hoiongli of Sunbury, County of
Nortbt.il Uerlund, and State of PemisyWuniu, bounded on
thorn', hy 1 d No. (ll'sl) one hundred and twelve : ou the
Boutli by atrip of laud or lot f ground belonging to ;
r.jJ on the west by or lots of Charles Geutber ; and on the
liorlti by bew berry street, ww Arch street, coitsintuu: in
iidth. ou auid street, seventy-two (7'J) feet .and i;idulb,
ruaiung iturralel wilh lot No. one hundred und twcit'e
Ml); which said lot of pr round wusconveyed to said J:ir,d
Jlrosious by Qeorjro I. liye,rs aud wife, by deed, bearing
data, the Ath djr of December. A. 1. 1H6J. Uecoided in
Peed Hook, J.J. pneetiTt, in Rcptister.V Recorder's olrice
lor the County of Norihumberland, together, with all and
aiiikfular, Ac , ie
ISeized, tnk en into exceuttotl, and to be sold as the pto
perty of Jsied ttrosieus.
ALSO iiy virtue of a writ of Le an Facias, will ba
Bold al iho sama time and placa the It iviiig properly, to
wit : All that cerlaiutwo story 1 trd i'-mse, situate in the
Borough and County of Notlbu"ilei hnd, bounded and
described as follows; Situate ou lot number three hundred
and aighty-aix 3t-0) bounded on the northwest by lot
number three hundred aad eighty five (Wi5) ; on tja north
east by King street; on the southeast by lot naniTicr three
bund red and jig htv-aaven (367), and on the eouitiweat by
an alley, fioutsou Kins: street and ia sixteeu feet by twenty
eight, losrellier with the lot of sjiound wheieou the aaine is
tree ted and so much other ground juj mediately adjacent
tbtwoto.
Seized, taken Into executioa, and to ba Bold as lha pro
party uf William Fatter.
DANIEL SECKLEY, BaaniT.
Baubarr, Decerabar 3ih. lMs).
I L and sm us kesnUful Bird Coat at tbs
nTi slssissstoTof
".
MVUTT k Off
eveiuy.f.mr tm.ne iii i,vtrt, WMl arvenlyUiitH
peie tats to a while '!;, lheMe9Sy,rt ,.l Uei,j.,m.n ll.mpr,
s utli fi'urteeu Mini Ihiec cuurt'T drrrr, ea.l In- -t ',e
t'itt tie, thence by IrMicJ f f David li,nn.... i.. ..f
BAUGII'S
Tl -A. W 13 O JM 23
SUrER-rilOBtlTATE OP LIME,
nvp.r
PACKAOK.
A U a II A BON6,
tiOLB M AK CF A CTU U E H B A PKOPP.IETORS,
Office, Ko. 20 South Delaware Avenue,
yniLADELpntA
TKo alova Manure baa toon before t Agrlatil
turnl publio for tit t eon jears past, under one name,
and propriHtorsbip, eul now hai an oatabliabed and
lurico annual snlo throughout the country. And ar
a perfect milmitute tor Peruvian (Junt.o (uilbrdod
at oqa baIT (iio Cost) it bat "bee adnptett by agricul
turalist o,' knor.fi iufoltigetTna and dicriir ioatlo.
It U wan anted not to exUauot tba soil, but on the
oon'mry to pcnnnnently improro it. Tba sales now
huh VTil to li"! y tl..iuioind tnoa Rnmmlly, and tbo
rmstliticy U-t Us u xnulsctuio rro oxtensiro and coin
IIeto
Tho abTe r "l.urtc r.re fun.i-bod :n both bafts ai
barrels, rhtohever customers prelcr
Tha Lags are uttilorui in wsight 110 j..;aodi.
The attention cf Fnrtners il ioe&Uy directed to
tho fact llat tho surcri of the Kaw 4Jflirial of
whirl) tho nboT mauut '-'S htu oossipteJ, hrm ao
under ccifitvol thtt oun IttrniiU the in of strictly
uiiifjriu quality und condition, and ttiat tbey con
tain larger tici ceutJiro of rtiotoouia than any otbor
cIbrs of UiunuttMjturud miurliefn tbo niorl:et.
BAVOU SONS.
0 33 u lb Delnffare hvtnwe, l'bi'.r.dclpbia.
LI? Tho bLibwl caaU lrio paid for all kutda of
bones.
Novotnbor 2B, 18C8.
la-FxiiEta Com ! Kalo
11
N pcrs'jance of an order of tbe Orpbana' Courl of
NorthUsbtjiUad oaunty, will be exposed to publio
r:1o :r, iho premises, in isonor Maboiioy toftnb:o,
Kori!iuibbeilaud county, i a., on ISaturdsy, iN'oT. iS,
All that carta n Lot or notes of ind, annate in
I.ov.ftr iiahunoy township. iSortUumociUnd oounty,
Vn , bouudci and described as iollors: ln tbe
North bv lar1 ef rotor tftepp. on tho tfvtith by Innd
cf Ahrfrhn'tn Hlover on tbe Kast by land ot Henry Pel
ur'aund on lha Heat by fend oi Abrnbaiu Ulaf9er,con-
t.iiii!iy anout loiaa Acres, wncrcon ara croctcn
s i-vU frame )welhug; llouo and Stable. Late tbo
t'. u u; ishsc tour, ate a.
i5;tlo to H..u:inc at itn o'clock A. M. of said Any.
wht'L tho i'lriiiB and eonditious will be made known
by JOI1K STOUR, Adm'r.
LATF.ST ARRIVAL 'O
NEW GOODS,
Joseph Eysier,
Co.-rsr sf Market sad fourth 'irt,
S U : BURY, PENS'l,
Invites tho publio to call and oxasion hit elegant
aesortiiii.tof
FALL AND WIXl'KU DHY GOODS,
so'-li as TuWe I.incns, Pomcsties, Duylies, Towels,
and H.TTietios of ererj dac:r:j.i:io it tho Tor7 low-
et prico.
a -a. s s x
33 jE3 S.
i'i'.Uf. rcltfc". Lawns, (Hn;;!mi:S, Culieoes. Muslins,
Sheeting. Tiding, Jenuf, and a full assoiUnient of
Cotton fM Woolen gooJs (renerally.
Hosiery, Oluvcs, Uwp i.its. .; Iso Ilindkereiicil!,
Hrushe!--, Ciinlw.
Ehiils mitS fails, Ttnota osisJ NSaorti,
Ilit BSFortincLt of goo'l' will nut. ho is sure fail to
pleiiseha fun, y nnd suit tho n unts o'f any desirous
ot I'ttrclinaiiit'. ir locV of ,
i'AltmVAHK ANU CT'EEXfeWAi'.!!,
and (JroeoVies is lartre in ,'innlily end oleics in
nunliij , O'lUiprlsins ntra!ly cvorything lie rdrd ia
IUb household enhcr lor use or ornament
Ii'o is alwH.rs ready Olid irl''A to sou Lis fiii.1s
and takes ploiiMiro in slioning'them liit goods o-.-thouh
no sn'ios aro inudu. llo only r.ks k cull. iul
in n.ra tliat Ilia slock will compare favorably in
price and quality with th elisnpesl.
JOdEl'il KVSXEr.
Suiilmry, Nov. 28, ISIS.
FALL & WINTER GOODS!
iJRlfAT RUbVCTlOS IN TuICES.
il. 3L. IiAZAHUi".
would ecU tie atiominn of lit poblio, and hsr
cuFiuuitrs gencri-lly, lo her U:gti and sew sstorl
Dltnt of
DRK8S OOODS, eottiatin's; cf Poflict, Ee tatast,
Keps, ut rJuoed prices.
CALICOES O? KVLZiT VARIETY.
WC1TK ti001S, iaoludiug a tupsrior arlisls tf
Marseilles.
E.i!ra quality of f 'usHls, Trillin,;. I ir.o Flanne'.e,
Csnlon Flamie'ls, lliilmorul bLirts, Shawls, Flood).
Wignn, I'.oop M;irlsof ail siics and qualities, Glores
cf all ilesi-riplioiis, includine a Tr superior quality
of Ladies' and Uontlemen't Silk 1'Ilooj. Likud und
Cloth Uluves.
Ladies', r.'i.'nw, tnd Children's iisrino Vests,
Chihlren's Wraps ocd iioods, Ladiw' Zephyr
Jackets.
Slau'.cl Sbr.rrls of tho latest styles and patterns
Hosiory, Rihbocs, Triminings aud Flowtrt.
Ltcci. Stamped Oeidt, Zephyrt arjjj Yarns, Tow
eliug, Napkins, Quilts, Tabls'Linen, Usnt's and
Ladies' Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, Muff Tassels,
iuniy ;n,
rerfum?:-, tad loilst irti'"S ;irraliy, ani a
1. srie:y of Kotions sud ril;la. i
Tht abovo coods art ho:d i '. ti.t lowtiw prust.
Gail s.i Set them bofot goiDK eisewhert.
M. L. LJ-iAUUS.
e-iLtury, For. J3, 188.
CiLULRATED
tor U o r & i a 1.
B i
This mtiictl propetaiinn ii c w ofT.Tcd to tho
public as atliableaututiiuio for Ihe many wo'th
les eompuju ls Lish now fluwi tbs market. It is
i.,,rf.i vTMti,ia. (-nmitfuied oi various herbs, catber-
'I1 ' d f'uta tbs (jreal storehouse of naturo, and selected
WUU tUO UlUlobE Care. IS IS no. loiyutmoin.M m
a CrnK All, I ut ty ii. direct and sa'ulary Jnfiu
enco upon Iho Jlnrt, M.o.-, ICiduoys. Lur.fS, L'to
aiach iml to - . i it ajls toth as a preoiuii ar.d
euro (. r many - '.ho disou'es to tvi.icn those or? ins
aie suhjevt. 1 L is a raliublo Family iUUjoiue, nd
enn bo'tnkpn 'y either infant er ndul. witU tho
same boiielicial teaulij,. It is a certain, prompt aud
spceiy remedy for ricrrhrea, Iiysouiery, E ,wel
Ci.uipluiut. Dysptpia, Lo.vticstof Spiri:?. Filial' Jgs.
f-iuk-Headm liu. Ac. lor Chills and FtTcrs tf a'l
kinds, It is far Letter aud safer than quinine, ith
oui C its peruioinua trfects. It cruala9 an i ,pc-tit-
:. . us a powerful digester of food, and will
, ..cl lh n'.'U of liquor ia a few tumulte.
1 rennred hv
JACOB SCHEETZ. Eole Proprietorj
:.' W dr. l'ilib and Rat Bit., Philadelphia, Pa.
C!i' by all ltruggists. pur. Is, '67. -t
N E W D rYG0 0 D S
Fresh Groceries I
Oa TLlrd St., one door boluw ths Lutiierun Cautk,
SUNBURY, I' ENN' A.
IIEISTHTSr PETERS
Hat just opened a lar-e assortment of
T11 GOOD.S, such at Calicoes. Muslim, At., which
ore sold chenper than ever. A lea, a variety of No
tions, L'u,lershiris Xruvr ers, Hats and Cups.
LADIES' WOULKM OOOUtj, ie.
ailOCERIB t3
PROVISIONS
of til kinds, such as
6UUAKS. COFFIiRd, TEaS, APICES, COAL OIL,
Molasses, Syrups, Mackerel, Lard, Hams, Nuts,
Dried aad Canned Fra'ts, P- ini, Raisint, Cheese,
aad Crackers, .- : .. i s-srything usual 1
kept iu u. Jic;..) in.
Hams, Fish, Coal CM, Cro-Ktry-t -.rs, Queenjware,
tilass-ware, i' ulcn-nart, Ao.
Th best 1 1.0 UK and WE AL in th Marktt
Tohaoco, Cig rj s;,- a variutr of NOTIONS.
AIo : All 1. ids oi Cauotu Fruit, at tb lowest
prices.
Country Produo lakes in sathaogt fcr Qod.
t3-CU aaj siamlnf py Ststk, andtittisiytitr
selves. HENRI INTERS.
Snnbury, Oot. 10, ISM.
REMEMBER nvrrl). aew PreturV Otlltry
thret dovre art uf tfc railroad, Msrk9juttra
mi
x. . as a o r, ,
WATCHMAKER AK 3VBTt.IV.
Ootnerof TtUd oclan4 Msslsl BjBsr, la MC
Isr'l Btons BullUiaf, V S Bl14 J , t A.,
of His most eolsbrsted toakert, rltfrMg f
Howard. A ppUton, Trsey Oo.. WJlht, r iU .
W. Kllsrr. ai.rl all fradt of ths Elgin 111 s m.tkt.
Also. iuls JUaVH fcr ihs MlArstorl, fAUn.
TON Wateb. in Uold aud dilror Cwe.attuw j-n
n i.
iovs.
!IlT Wis re Ar Wcsldltt l'ei!.r.
or antirslj lit designi. Solid bilw TnbU "U4
Tta Huooot, Butlsr KnS-os, Forks, Csstou, Js
riiahsrs, Fruit ai4 Oaks Unakats. Xjfrnp
Mags, Btttsr UUhes, nnd CTsryliili-i
ill tht Bilrtrwars lu. at loa
prilt.
JBVEtRV,
A n ttosk of lk Klugs. AIj a. 'f!,"1
of Uold and Jut Jtwolry of all isscrlptiout. Uia
and Silr Chains, at low prii.
GOLD PNS.
Plus Gold rfM in (Jold, Silver and RntW C-afS,
of lnlti'i-toi mak bj-UulTiusi) tnd ttowwt.
Ct.OC'Kd.
A full satortm'sntof 8 nj tail S9 honi Clo', st
law rTi" -
Also Sols Ajraat for th tlsortd Perf'-cted Spxt-t,-o
warraulsd to jiv tntit tnti.fuction.
TValcbet, Clotks aud Jowtlry rr,li'"'J ,,I"J '1r-
'"Ittwdiirs prompt! attended to st tbs !norto.- V.-
ti-36.
Bonbnry, Be;.t. t, 1883.
GIIAKD OPENING
FALL AND WINTER
UtltlltUIOS'n I'HttlUhlt taOtMlr.;
at
thomab o, if crro
ilai&CiiAN'I' T Alibi K hi-'wi.''.
MARKET SQUARE, SUNBURY, I A.,
ConsUtinj of
EKULISH A5'I fRPNCH CL'rH.;.
HMiLlSU ANUFHKNOil CASSIMEI'E.
ttNGLl!"i L10iN3 Vt' ALL COLUR3.
ivhlcH bat been i locted froia 1h lirpestand best
cauUisLventt ill Kew York nl I'hiiadsl-Tjbia.
A (sr.eral ussortuier.t'cr
aENTI.EUi'S PUIlKJSniNO GOODtft
suibrsclnf,
Ifecktles, Collars', Cvant, pt'tl'i latMt t?li.
Vmo Lamb's Word Pnllnr Jackets. ,
EIIISIS aul iilkAWtllS, a largo assoruntat or
UiO best quality. ,
A mg ' Tari?V sf GLOVES of srery Kyle Ja
quidtiiy. from. tho tlsM Rromn down lo tht Inuoiinft
uian't, axil many ethtr ar'-olcj for Ucctlutneu't
It'inti Frt-ml VoLe Msii tai MMtde 1st
Order.
ITaviuR prr arod tho tcrvlces tf tht test norkmra
Iq '.he ciues, garments will bt uiiw'e opto order
which ouiuot bt exosilsd is aey eity lu, or qulit;r
of goods.
Uentlcrnen aro particularly requested to e.ill fcnd
se the Bjods aud work fceioru porchesinj -jI'st. i r
r-nnbury, Oct. a, '6. THOMAS G. NQTT.
FALL& W5KTEH G0Oi)S!
SZlss Louisa Shisglcr's,
Market square.
Wits' and Misses' Uili uud
in iinuatuio rarioiy,
SSIltitiery i.'oi aad 'S'l-Inaia is.
iraii r.nd American Hibbont, Ir-f, llr.r.dtur.
chiefs, O'oroi, lloiery, and a fjeaeral aiaoiiuicnt of
Lnain' Vliut-Vy Ctods, vbicb hur? bega scluetod
v it it eat oiuo.
WOOLKK GOODS, FUR?, iu.
GCtN i 'ollai'A, AV-cKlles WloTe-a, Au
Every tnrivty will bo tonus to select from, at
iiODKUATK i?.lCKS.
Bunbnry. Cot. 17,
cnoic:
FRUITS C Ki; A31E2J TA t
r i.
Poalor in Fruit sad 0:nai:;cntiU i'.sos, will luru
ieU from tht most reepoiuiblo N'jrArics is this uud
Vi.pi Suited. a.t class TiiHuS if nil kin.is. .'.fee.
Shrubbery, v lues sod Hants. Uardca r.ls oi all
EE ED FOTATOEC. .
Xew Whits Pesoh Blows, Early Soodrisk, Ohh
en I llarriftn Potatots, in ltrgt and ttusll quftalllie,
are cered lor Shto.
Urdert are respectfully slloite1
Aidiow L'ENJ. POHTEIt, .
J'axiuol, Xorth'd. Co. .
fX'' Jf. B. In'uraneui taken ii soTeral of iho
Uiost iccponsible l ire Ialuruti;oi4l..l.n eleaki
Couipaitlesvii the Statu.
Oot. IT, liOS y
LOOK TO YOUR LNTEltEST !
Cull and Mt th ell selected flick of
CLOTHS, CASSIS1SR1S,
OVSRCOATIJIGS, ViiTIXO, At
Jiut rcjuived at
MERCHANT TAII.OKINO H5TA2US:
AlENT,
Fonrti Etreet, below Kystcr's Store. PtJfFl'ET
WINTER CLOTHLVG
of tho inott approved ttyltt is mado up to order st
reasonable rates.
lie has nl.i.i a Cno assortment of Cassimer r-hir'a,
Drawers. Undershirts. Overhaul:!, Iilousu, Neok
tics, Coitjn mid Woolen Host, Kuspecdors, LI and
kcichiilV. tj loves, tnd a nerHl Tariotv of
OESILEXJES'3 FVRMSHINU UOODS,
Givs tilui a call, which you will find it ty lo ta
your advantoet.
Sunbury. Oct. U.
r. ii. uooae. to. c. tiXsmitscB.
K2T.Y ARRIVAL
A
NUORK X IHSWINaJKR'..
VTo art now opening loro varied astor'T - A
FALL AND WINTER GOCI'.-.
which we ofTsr at tho lowest CASH I-ii.-;, iu
Elaiipt'si Xcvr Iron J'rt i.(,
MARKET STREET, SVNB'JIU', 1 ;.NJ-" i
CocsUtin of
DRY flf.'OS, NOTIONS, HP.OCFRIl-.-, I'EESS
W-'-ltu, tsI.A'SSWAlUJ, and a full l.ao of
GEFfiEMs.:,-,-! rjpyizTnxQ gooes
Calleots, Mu.'ins. Flr.nt.tV. Tublj Linens Tcwe'.lni
Chu.'ki 'JioKir. Ccuii rpaces. Cstri a ...,
VestiniSf. :rr?. ii's. ;;.'; 'Iw.
Cuflvi, v.. :.
Hose. L'l
:nn llii . vine fa,
Vlh. t'.irnetrf
Wood Ad Willow- nun.
Ti't tavitt sptciil attention to Iho quality of ni
. Stock Cf
3K'caiKsr.:.4 Aitb jriCK.
Rl'J and JIV COFFER, TEAS. Kl'GARS,
U:-L ' - -it. 'Vi.l'l'.-;, SOAP, SALT,
U U, VIXLV.AK. Ac, Ao.
Campbe'.i't Coltbrated J'LOIT., tit to hnui'.
Wi f 1 eonfidsnt thut ciL:h buyers v,:" ;:d it ta
their sdvaal& 10 '' oall, asu
ger .ij'.iv ere iovi"! .j Jul'. il ujtau.'.w jur gvoJs
au t,t.i ) 'jted ou our pricss. .
By stnot s'teclioa to tbe wsnLt f our ouslnm.ia
sad lair dealing wtbie tg merit a full aire of tbs
puliio palronai-e.
COUNTK if PRODl'CE of s'.l ktri It uk.n in ,.
okaagt f r jole, ft-r 7fbi"b tb hihja ji-.- v...i
bepa'i.
VOORE i DIsSISU: i.
tiBntary, Sept. 19, '.
FALL AND
Milliner1
WINTER
'1
ods,
1
Hat
w v ..T ,
ti mosttier, i.cgt icuvs to an-
leavs to
rouucetouie Laaioiul ;-jl,.. .y J Moinilr-. ti'st
si iiasjost opened a 1'vrge a '.a arlo.l n.iok cf
I r,T,iNBu auons,
rtolatoit Notv Tork sod PbtludelpbU stylus of
LAJlliS' It ATS AK2 50KE'i'3.
V,'OOLt:i GOODS, &0.
Also, tu Jiiai.:nt t-isortuieut of Fushlonnbl Em
broiderioS, L., 'if, Li.cc j, Wuslea I'm' 'iunuke-ehie-,
irfs, lii , liojieriot, tndall l'c, faf
Fancy x,-.''mis, &iiii.ipi Mi- !, Cotots, IVJ'iiuo
liee .- . illy V Site, Ku..:'itl of Ao-triua, i w.
tion, . y, jo., Ao.
Can 'ni i tuulatfor yourmlvc. ! troublt t
jhow t
euuXur.cut. a, .
nnri i-iis-.prcAai-arKAtis wastvp tt
UUUV tilt TlMaM"
It)
link et tor!, uurf '