kiibuvg American.
EM'L, WILVEET, Publieheir.
NIJftlltJUY, 'A.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 186g.
acral affairs.
At the regular monthly meeting of the Banbury
lutual Loan and Building Association, held in the
iasonio Hall, on Friday erenlng lul, film shares
'ore told at prioet ranging from 977 to $S$. The
Ttmium on eaoh thar In now $23. -
Vtt obserre that many Borough Ceunolla through
ul the State are lending petitions to the legislature
o ohange the Borough apring eleotioni to Iheseoond
Tuesday of Ootober. Would It not be well for our
dorough Council to do likewise, and have a laotion
itldod for out oounty T
Bnoxa his Lis A little ton ef Mr. Daniel Con--ad.
of Walnut street, In attempting to olimb -over a
.'once on Monday lait, fell and broke bia log. Dr.
?!iindol win oalled in, who lot it, and we learn that
ihe boy ia doing aa well aa oould be ezpeoted.
Patrick IlKsran, ef lit. Carmel, thisiovnty, wai
-irreated near Bloomsbnrg, Columbia oounty, on
Thursday last, on charge of being oonoorned in the
murder of Alex. W. Rea, and with being one of the
?arty who waylaid and attempted to rob J. Claude
White. lie waa taken to PottsvlIIe for a hearing.
Is the (uit of I. II. Torrenae, administrator of
Zlarman Kline, dee'd., TS-.Ira M. Forreiter and
ranoy IJIino, which occupied nonrly the whole of
Kst woek, the jury oaate In on Friday nigTit and ren
dered a verdict in favor of the Plaintiff for the luin
jf $1,309, the amount of the bondi and money in the
;ossession of the Defendants.
The rirer, at this place, wat closed again by ice,
on Friday night lust, which mored off on Sunday.
On Monday night it efbsod up again, but ihe ioe has
oiceo disappeared. We hope, when the rirer closoe
ngnin, it will remain long enough to enable -our loo
dealers and others to eectrre talEoient ice for the
coming summer, as most of them ncglooted the first
'avorablo opportunity. t
The wenther bos been oh.ir.goable, but our winter,
thus far, has been mild. Ovorcoata and overshoes,
in such reasons, are dangerous, and should be used
with caution, and not at nil when thoy can be dis
pensed with. Mure oolds have been cacsed by the
impropor use of overcoats, gum shoes, furs and com
forters, than all other causes combined.
Js another column will bo found tho card of "The
Villon llotol," in Aroh Street., Philadolpfcia. This
hotel lias latuly been entirely renovated, and those
visiting tho city will find it an agreeable stopping
place. Mr Weber, the proprietor, is ene of those
gentlemen who make his guests feel at homo, while
everything about tho huuso is always kept ia tto
best of order.
Oy Satrjri'av isrt. when all hands in thii affi
were engaged iu putting up a Gordon Trees, Mr. j
Ilacher, of the National Saloon, surprised them by j
carrying a keg of hij rare Lajrcr into the o(Bce. ft !
was a prime article, aud ho has tho thanks of ull
hands fur his rcniembrauco on this occasion.
Tins Northern Central Railway Company ate hav
ing twelve new locomotives built by tho Pittsburg
Locomotivo Works, for use on their road. This
Company has also recently purchased a traet ef land
in tlio northern part of Baltimore, at a coat of f Di,
PuO, for the erection of extensive shops.
We would roconimend merchants and others visi
ting the city to cull nt P. 8. Dewald 4 Co. 'a Whole
sale nnd Retail Woodon and Willowware Store, No.
31 North Third Street, Philadelphia, where all
goods in their lino is sold at the lowest rates. Mr.
Dewald s many friends in this and adjoining coun
ties will always find him, as heretofore, pleasant and
accommodating, and prompt in business transactions,
bee advertisement in untitlicr oolumn.
A Uoom CovrAKr. A meeting waa held In this
place, on Monday last, by the lumbermen of Wil
linmsport, Sunbury, Northumberland, Lewhsburg,
fSelinsgrovo, and other places, to organize a Boom
Company, ike proeocding of whioh will be found in
another oolumn. The Room is to be erected on tho
West Branoh, above Northumberland. The project
litis bieM suggested by Wia. lleagui, E'i , uf this
pluce, who is one of the most onterprisiug lumber
men in this section of tho Stall", and we liavu no
doubt but that it will bo a good investment to those
who will tukc the mutter in hand.
Tiie Teachkbs' I.istiti TB, which mot on Mon
day luBt, In the Court I'.ocm, continued for five days.
The lattp.uto ViLi well attended and the proceed
ings of an interesting character. During the eve
ning sessions tho room wu well filled. Mr. Wolver
ton presided over tho meetings with tho highest
credit to himself, and doscrves more than a passing
notice. We can Ociure him that hit efforts to mako
it a success have not beon iu vain, and are highly
appreciated by tho intelligent portion of our oitiacas.
N'mv HuTEts Wc understand that our enterpri
sing townsman, Ira T. Clement, Esq., contemplates
erecting a large new Hotel, with stores in the base
rueut, ou tho south-west uornvr of .Market Square.
The location is one of tho bust iu towu, and near the
'Court House.
Mr. Henry Haas, proprietor of the Central Hotel,
has contracted fur the erection of an addition to bis
hotel, filling up the entire front of 60 feet on Mar
kot Equare, aud making it four stories high, with
uther uceded improvements that will add greatly to
the convenience of this well known hotel.
Mr. Jrumheller, the proprietor of the old Weaver
Hotel, intends to erect a large and handsome brick
building, in place of tho present old frame building.
The location is also one of the beet in our town.
Election of Bak Directors. -At a meeting of
the stockholders of the First National Hank of Sun
bury, held on Tuesday, 2'llh inst., the following gen
tlemen were elected Directors fur the ensuing year :
John B. Packer, James K. Davis, Jesse C." 11 or ton,
Wm. II. Waplos, Simon Cameron, Win. I. Green
ocgh, John Haas, Wm. M. Rockefeller, George F.
Millor, Wm. Cameron, A. B. Warford, Alexander
Jordan and Ucorgo Smuller
The following gentlemoa were eleeted Directors
of the First National Bank of Northumberland, on
the lVth inst : T. 0. Van Allen, of Danville ; Dr.
Kooke, of Dry Valley; D. U. Dreisbaeb, of Beach
Haven ; and Amos E. Kapp, James MoCIure, John
MuFurland, A. II. Stono, J. 11. Jenkins and John
Taggart, of Northumberland.
Si-xburv Mi'tl-ai, Loam akd Bi'iLDins Associ
ation. On Monday evening last the Directors met
nnd organised, and elected Em'l Wllvert President
The following are tho officers of the Association fur
the ensuing year :
President Em'l Wilvort.
Vioo President J. M. Cadwallader.
Secretary J. Weiser Bucher.
Treasurer H. Y. Friling.
Solicitor O. W. Haupt.
TrusUios-J. W. Friling, John G. MarkU and
Valentine Doits.
Investigating Committee J. W. Friling, John
Clark and Jacob Fetter.
Direotors-E. Wilvert, H. F. Mengis, M. C. Gear
hart, J. W. Friling, John U. Markle, John Clark,
Levi Seasholtz, Valentine Deits, Tewnsend Himes,
Jacob Shipman, Samuel Faust, Philip Uile, N. F.
Marts, Jaeob Fetter, Wm. H. Miller, D. C. Cissing
er, A. N. Brice and Henry Clement.
Tim Sidewalks Whese business is it to see that
the sidowalki are oloaned ? Many of our citizens
promptly remove the snow from the sidewalks when
ever we have a fall of snow, but others do not. Peo
ple who olean their own sidewalks should not be
obliged to wade through the snow aud tlusb which
is lett opon their negligent neighbor's walk. There
are also aeany places here pavement! are never
uloaned, in front of vacant lots, which our Borough
father might wake provision for. If there ia no
urdinaueo providing for oleaning off pavamenbj we
hope to se such aa ordinance passed that will make
it the duty of loine ene to attend to it in the future.
0.t Thousand MuM.-Ffoni Ibo mountains at
Ctnh, oloao opon the valley of Groat Salt Lake,
Bashes dispatch, saying that one lAotutnd utiles
of rails have been laid opon the Union Taoifia Rail
road. For a dlstanoe greater than from Washing
ton to New Orleans, from New Tork U Mobile, or
B'ftoo to Chloago, has this ooBtloeatnl railroad been
paihod westward from Omaha, whioh is lUoif more
than fourteen hundred miles from New York by
the nearest travelled route. Chloago waa, a few
years ago, the "far West ;" to-day the locomotive,
drawing after it not only iU heavily laden train,
but population, manufactures, agrioulture and olvil
Uation, it fiftoen hundred tnilee beyond tbefiardes
City oa the Lake. Beyond the Missouri stretched
the "Great Amerloan Desert," ntilled, unsettled,
unexplored the rallroaU, In eroislng it, has opened
to emigration lands unequalled on the continent lor
luxuriant crops of oorn, wheat and grass. The
Rocky Monntnln woro Nature's almost insurmount
able barrier to further extonslon of population or
trade; the railroad engineers have found a pathway
over which they transport crowded trains at twonty
five miles an hour, while all the abundant facilities
of a well -stocked road are taxed to the utmost to
meet tho demands made by the freighting traffic.
In inoeptlon, execution, and rosulta, this is the
grandest enterprise of modorn times.
We bare spoken ef the extont of the traffic of the
Union Pacific. It must be borne in mind that all
the business thus far has been local trade upon the
finished part of a road which precedes, instead of
follows, emigration and the mauifold business of
populous communities. And yet, the earnings of
the Union Pacific Railroad for tho yoar 18CS, upon
an average distance of leas than 700 miles, were
mors than five million tlvllurtt. fact aa surprising
as gratifying. Every addod mile opens new souroet
of revenue, and every year will see the business tif
eTery" scotion very greatly incroased. Add to this
extraordinary looal trafiie the trade ef Utah, Neva
da, Montana and Oregon, as tbey are successively
brought within the reach of tho U. P. R. R., and
then to that tutu add tho immeuso through trans
portation, whioh will be inevitable when the grand
line to the Pacifio shall be complete, and the total
can hardly be realised or even estimated.
One thousand miles of this road have been built.
Five hundred miles of the Central Pacific have also
been opened, leaving but nbout two hundred milos
between the two roads. This gap will be filled sarly
in the present year, and by tho beginning of sum
mer tho tourist may, in the space of a week, make
personal comparison of the state of the crops upen
the G rani to Hills, and upon the western slupe of the
California Coast Range.
Government has given so liberal aid to I'.io Union
pacific Railroad that it may be fairly denominated a
national work. Tho Government loan of bunds is
made as the road progresses, and the Company's
own bunds to an amount equal to the U. S. bond sub
sidy find-a ready sale. These bonds are for 1,000
each, have thirty years to run, pay 8 per cont. gold
intcrost, tho principal is redeemable in goW, and
they are, by provision of the national charter, mudo
a First Mortgage upon the uuti.e line. A limited
amount are ollerod for the present at PAR an! ac
crued interest, in ourreucy.
Many bankers predict that whon the road is com
pleted, and the issue of bonds consequently stopped,
their price- will bo higher than Governments, they
having so losg a time to run. It is probablo that a
large amount will bo taken for investment upon
foreign account. Tho bonds may be obtained of
Do Haven & Brother, Dealers in Government Secu
rities, Gold, Ac , 40 Sculh od St., Philadelphia.
The Coal Trape Tire following is the amount
of eoal ehipped in Northumberland couuty, during
tho year laiii .
John IT&ra A. Co.,
S. Bittcnbendor A Co ,
Shamokin A Bcht Valley Coal Co.,
Richard U. Dnuty, Afront.
Robertson, (iuitoruian A Co.,
J. Langdon,
May, Patterson A Bra.,
Burnsido Coal .t Iron Co.,
T. fS. Dowees, Agent,
Shaniokiu Coal Co.,
do do do
John B. Douly Co.,
John B. Douty,
Robertson. Ouiterman Co ,
Excelsior Coal Mining Co.,
fcntcrprisc Coal Co.,
S. Juhn A Sons,
Mt. Carmel Locust Ml. Coal Co.,
Frank Roads ,t Co.,
Wni. Monlelius,
James B Henry,
J. Tillet A Co.,
Rover A Uro.,
Graber A Kern pie,
I'uin. Hacker A Cook,
Coal Ridgo Improvement Co.,
Murray, Morion A Co.,
Trcvorton,
Total,
TojM.CVf.
b'.UVJ 1j
47.0IVJ OS
2t.tW9 04
Ja,54:i Oi
4ii.797 li
70,227 li
14.SS4 1.1
ltf,'J!M I I
U.C2S II
6.302 OS
1.8-13 1
C4.1I2 111
4t. un ot
M 477 Id
o.i.7t 02
4S..IX5 13
ai.27 02
10 SS.1 05
J.1.1W2 01
2.0Kt 13
3,Ul.i 00
Hi 2 UA
M.Oo!) 05
:I.B28 13
a.t.bno oo
1'J.OtiO 00
3S.727 10
P11,7S1 Id
We examined a fine specimon of penmanship du
ring the sossion of tho Teachers' Institute, during
this week, which was executed by A. S. Manson,
Esq., of Philadelphia, and whioh, for beauty, will
rank with any that has over been exhibited. He is
now engaged in introducing it into the public schools
throughout the country, which will not only tca:h
scholars to write a plain hand, but will enable them
to adopt a rule by which they can make use of a
pen for almost any other purpose.
Fin in Mt. Caiimei.. The FliainoVin lleraltl,
of the 21st inst., says : Botwecn 10 and tl o'clock on
Sunday night, the residence of Charles Tovey, In
Mt. Carmel, took fire and was entirely consumed,
together with ull his furnituro, clothing and provis
ions. The fire is supposed to have eaught from a
cook stove in the kitchen, a small building attached
to the house, aud when discovered the flames had
gayied such headway that it was impossible to sub
due them. Mr. Tovey and family had retired for
the night, and were aroused by a person who first
discovered the firo, barely in time to make their es
cape through a second story window. The house
was valued at $l,fiuK, and was, we learn, insured
only to a small amount.
TflS people of Sunbury are agitating the question
of establishing a Steam Ferry across the dam to the
Snyder oounty side of the river. Such a Ferry would
not only be of great benefit to Sunbury, but to the
publio generally. We have no doubt the Ferry
will be established by next summer, or as soon as a
charter can be secured, which we presume will be
an easy matter. Stlinsgrove Times.
How to Bcr Coal Anthracite eoal burns nioro
freely when put in small quantities into the stove or
grate. Some one who has experimented lays that It
should never exceed six inches deep in the vessel
containing it, and that a few oystor shells pat in
the stove occasionally, when hot, will prevent Ihe
formation of olinkers, or remove them if formed.
This is the age of experiments, and any of our friends
who burn anthracite can easily test the value of the
above hints.
Terpsicbobean. Prof. George Eckert, of Nor
thumberland, will give a Sociable at the Masonio
Hall, this (Saturday) evening. The dancing will
commenoe at 7 P. M. We learn that it is the Pro
fessor 'a intention to give a Sociable in the hall every
Saturday evening during the wlntor. lie will give
instruction to the ladios iu the art of dancing in the
afternoon, from 2 to 4 o'olock, and to tke gentlemen
from 4 to 6, after which, in the evening, a hop will
be givea for all who may wish to participate.
Persons visiting the eity should not forget to take
a look at the Winter Garden of Mr. Valler, on Vine
Street. The Orchestrion, lately purchased from the
Grand Dult of Batten, is one of the greatest musi
eal instruments of the age, aud it will welt pay to
visit this establishment and examine its high musi
cal powers. Free exhibitions are given every after
noon and evening. Bee card in another eoluuin.
MiAhf axs are being taken by leading citixens of
this State lo have steamers ply the waters of the
Susquehanna, between llarrisburg and Suubury. It
is proposed to petition Congress tor an appropriation
of ten million dollar) which is the estimated eost of
perfecting this groat enterprise.
The body of the little oolored boy, who was
drowned in h amok in ereek. al Bbauokia, oa the
6th inst., waa found oa Sat m day last in the powder
mill dan, ty the' watchman at the ferge bridge.
Tnt) CtimTT Trucwmw' Ixunvrr has been lo
tension, at the Court House, nearly all woek. Quite
ft number of Individuals, sometimes called Frofos
aors, are in attendonoe, whose tervtoas are oconslon
ally enlisted to amuse ee well as instrutt the num
bers and audience. These gentlemen are, Invariably,
book agents, knt generally represent some publish
Ing house. They follow in the wake of thtee Iustl
tutoa as regularly aa the side-shows of a eirous
They are, of oourse, deeply interested in the dissem
ination of knowledge, espcoially when accomplished
through the medium of the books they roprelcnt.
BOOM MEETING).
A meeting waa held on Monday, the 25lh lust., at
the otSoe of Ira T. Clement, Esq., in Sunbury, f r
the purpose (if e Moo ling n organisation under tha
nuns and title of tiro Northumberland Boom Com
pany. Ira T. Clement, Esq., was oalled lo the ehalr, and
after the preliminary businesa of tbe meeting the
following named gontlctnnn were elected Directors:
Henry Friok, of Lewisburg ; Amos K, Kapp, of Nor
thumberland ; Dr. Bower, of Pelinsgrove; lsasw
Albert, of Port Trevorton ; John Whito.of Williams
port; Ira T. Clement and William Reagau, of Sun
bury. The following are the officers oleeted, at the anme
time and place, hy the I'irootors . President, Win.
Reagan, of Sunbury J Treasurer, S. P. Wulverton,
of Sunbury ; S-jcrttury, Joseph 0. Tracy, of Nor
thumberland. Tho following resolutions wcra then adeptod by
the Board :
liesolved, That we. tho officers and Directors nf
tho Northumberland Boom Company, will nse ixir
infiuense and exort our energy in bobalf of this all
important entorpriso by enlisting tbe interest of the
capitalist and business tnon of our respective toWns,
and securing a liberal subscription lo its stuck.
Resolved, That we believe the lime has come, and
is now at hand, when not only the owners of saw
mills but holders of real estate should recognize tho
fact that a Boom waa Che stepping stone to the rapid
growth and business inrpetus of Williamsport and
Lock Haven.
Resolved, That we havo the "t -natural location
for a Boom on the waters of tke West Branch, provi
ding an extensive and safe harbor for lofp. secura
agair.st aril oentragenetoa of sadden fiocds, and which
cun be constructed at a moderate expenao.
Resolved, That we cordially invito all who foel an
interest in the prosperity and growth of this scotion
of our State to give us their ui I and inlluonco In
the carrying on and completion of thia worthy aud
important enterprise.
Tbcro will be a meeting of tho officers, Directors
and stockholders of the Northumberland Beam Com
pany hold at the ntice r'f Ira T. CIT.mont, Esq , in
Market street, on Monday, Feb. Sth, at 2 o'olock.
P. M., at which time and place it is hoped thalthnre
will be full attendance nt only of officers and Di
rectors, but all who realize the rtnportinco of the
undertaking. WM. REAGAN, Frosidcnt.
J. O. Tnacv, Beorelury.
(For the Sunbury Amorican J
OBITUARY.
"Alas, that the good should die ! Alns. that the
righteous should fall 1 Death why dost thou touoh
the flower whose perfume hath made glad the eirih ?
Why dnst thou snatch away tho excellent of the
earth, in whom is all our delight .'"
The departure of a good person and friend from
this "valo of tears" requires more than the ordinary
notice a;iven nf their death, and. tbirkirg this, I
trust you will allow me the privilege of paying,
through your columns, a trriuito to the memory of
Mra. Jams Clrukkt Bi'ciieii. Her su lden death
oast a gloom over her acquaintances vn thia eity, for
they knew her well, and appreciated in her the good
quuliticsof Christianity, virtuo, and friendship, iler
christian character has mado --our loss her gain,"
for now hc is roaping her rer.-ard in heavenly bli.-s,
as sho joins the unguis iu tinging praifes to the
Most High.
She was a loving wife, affectionate daughter ar.d
sister, a kind aud siucuru friend, a christian having
no enemies, and lovod by all w ho kucw bcr. In tire
iuuguago of Dr. Watts it can be said uf her douth
"How blost tho righteous when he dies !
When sinks a weary soul to rest,
How mildly beam tho closing eves,
How gently heaves the expiring breast !"
"So fades the summer cloud away,
So sinks the gale when storms are o'er ;
So frontiy shuta tho ova of day.
So dies a wave along the shore."
(Lifo's dnty done, as sinks the clay,
Light from its load tiie spirit flies ;
While heaven and oarlh oombiue to say,
'How blest tho righteous when ho dies'1.' "
W .
WAsniMiToN. D. C, Jan. I4th, 180?.
Editor's Table.
SfSsniNit ani Shadow in Nw Yoiik. fly Mat
thew Hale Smith. Illestrutod : 724 pp. Hurt
ford, Conn. : J. B. Burr A Co. lioS.
This livo book, rejuod by the enlnrprising and suc
oessl'ul publishing house of J. it Burr A Co., of
Hartford, Conn , isoneorthuse really valuoble works
which from time u time bur-t npnn tho public, and
carry their publishers ou to deserved fortune. Spi
cy, piquaut, and full of matter net only readable,
but profitable, it must and itself in tho bands of
everybody, old or young, who bus ever beeu in Now
York, or expects or desires to (to, or who would lonrn
the whole oountry by tho pulsus at its cniumoroial
heart. Ninety-two separate chapters cunstituto tho
hook, covering an amount of facts never beforo col
lected upon the lika subjools, and faoliliug up the
city of Now York as in a mirror, revealing its worst
and its beat aspects at the same lime, and lotting tho
reader into the socrcts which have inspired tho suc
cesses of its noblest men, as well as lifting tho veil
which hides from tho observatiou of most, the reek
ing sins and infirmities of the mighty metropolis uf
America. Wo should be happy to quuto at largo
each page of thia important bonk for the pleasure uf
our readers, but want of ipace forbids it.
Mr. S. S. Ashley is tho agent, in Northumberland
and adjoining counties, for this great book, and Is
now engaged in obtaining subscribers for it.J
Tne Lady's Friend, por Febri-art. A beau
tiful steel engraving, "Yes or No f" illustrating a
story by Miss Douglas, leads off the February num
ber of this charming niugatino. Then follows tho
usual largo and elegaut fashion plate, and a graphic
engraving of --Deteotive Butterby Summing up the
Points nf tho Case." This latter is an illustration of
Mrs. Wood s new story, "Roland Yorke; or, Done in
Pussiou," which is bconming intensely interesting.
All the admirers of --East Lynne" should read this
powerful story. Among the other literary matter of
this number, we may note "The Unknown Guest,"
a fine story by Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spofibrd ;
"Warren's Ward." by Mrs. Hesmer ; and the con
tinuation of Miss Elizabeth Prescott 's sparkling and
brilliant serial, "Between Two." There is also a
sweet piece of music culled - Beautiful Ryes," aud
the usual large number of engravings illustrative nf
the fashions, dresses, ladies' work, Ao., Ao- Pub
lished by Deacon A Peterson, 319 Walnut street,
Philadelphia, at $2.50 a year, (which also includes
a large stoel engraving ) Four copies. Id. Eight
(and one gratis.) SI2. "The Lady's Friend" aud
-The Saturday Evening Post," (and ouo engra
ving,) $4 00.
BUSINESS NOTICES,
tyjob Irisil ir;j. Having received a
large supply of NEW JOB TYPE, of various new
styles, Posters, Handbills, Circulars, Cards, Letter
Heads, Bill Heads, Labels, Aa., can be printed in
the latest and best styles, and on short notice -Orders
by mail promptly attended to.
...
For Sale. An excellent top buggy, new. En
quire at this office.
Tne fossil remains of an immense crocodile have
been found at the end of the Pacific railroad. The
entire length of the skeleton is 175 feet. A whack
from his tail would have been an "astonisher," but
not so great a one as is the extremely low prices at
whioh fashionablo suits are sold at J. O. Book's Tai
loring establishment, on Fourth street.
We have seen many a good thing, and acknowl
edged them to be such, but we can freely aay that
we never knew anything In the shape of a boot or
shoe that was sold as cheap aa tbey are beiug dis
posed of at Miller's Excelsior Store, in Market
Square. Go and sea his goods.
Ir you want lo "dress right," all yo men and
boys of Sunbury, goto John Wilvert's Boot and Shoe
Store, on Spruce atroet, and get your boots and shoes
made right. Seloot your ma'erial, and tell him bow
you want it made up. Mr. Wilvert will take your
moasure, and a fit is guaranteed. Tbe stock Is so
large, the ebolce is so great, and the priees are so
low, that all are sat is lied. So everybody will Ull
you that has patronised his establishment.
mn
A Noveltv. The latest aovolty is a boquet
holder in tbe shape of a rosebud and stem. The
bud oontains a delicate watch, and a apring in the
stem unfolds tbe rose and reveals the little time
pleoe. Tbe greatest novelty in Suubury is the latest
stylos of Hat and Caps at 8. Faust's, iu Market
Square. Go and see tbem.
i, t.-J -
Con's Couoa Balsam. The great popular Reme
dy for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whooning Cough, and
Consumption. Both size ordinary toi , also mam
moth family bottles for sale by all druggists and
dealer! in medicines. No family should be over
night without itia tbe bouse.
Dit...'CRisjrirBii1 PwitW, Cot pre ff. fl.J
""n nooe ntore, Dunourj, l a,
Wboa aohln feoth Oluse dreadful IfTolUal,
And aleapleaa nlirbui and disnias' di,
lVhoemetenesnrtsrialefulowiai- -
My eklll, whioh j t.. j-.uie alia.
A momrnt'e sufTaring I may eaoaa,
'lis but to bring a ioag rlaaa
And though for once I rend his Jw,
for Jeare to coma I give him pete. fm
eases T i A. - .
Coi-l DrM-tratA Ccre-WiH Immsdlately re-!
Have and permanctKiy euro the most aggravated
case of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Sour Stomaoh, Con
stlpation, and all diaoaaea of tbe Stomach and Bow
els. fhTslciarrs, olergytncn and all who use it, J.ilu
in unbounded pi-tlse ef its grant vliluoa. Soid by
Drugsists everywhere. Price tl .0o
j-
M A K It I A a E 8.
On tho Ifllh Inst., by the Rev. U. Mnaser. Ir.
Thomas L. Ki.ri and alias Hvk I.ekcii, all of
Lewis township, Northumberland oounty.
At Sharaokin, on Wednesday. Jflth inst., by Rnv.
Mr. Waahburne, of Ashland, Mr. TnBonuRE 8. Ba
wr.es and Mia A. LiniSA FlSKB, daughter of A. K.
Fisho, Esq., of Shamokin.
WU.IH ltV iVl.lntltKft'
Corrected Weekly for tho 'American.'
Wheat Flour, extra family, per barrel,
do do do ' do per cwt.
Rye Flour, per bl.
do per cwt.
Wheat, prime red, pvt bushel,
Rye, do
Corn, do
Oats, do
Potatoes, do
Dried Pvaohc.v, pared per fuuud
do do uupored do
Dried Apples, do
Oil
i'S
;t'.i
2.
15 Dried Cherries, (unaoned,) per bu.
I till
AO ;
40
25 J
25 i
25 I
20
14 i
13 I
It
0
Butler,
per pound,
tgirs,
Cheese,
Lard,
llama.
Shoulders,
Beef, hind quartor,
' front
Mutton,
Cliiukeus,
por duzon,
per pound,
do
do
do
do
por pair
MliusiioUin Coal 'l'riKln.
Shamokin, Jan. 25.
T"s. Ctrl.
Sent for tvncV c'n.Ihig Jan. 23.1, 7:.H Irl
Per last Report, 11,227 1!
10, IfiiJ 17
To some time la.-t year, 17,575 15
DooreaM, 1,593 02
Sprrial Noticrs.
Xo t ousiuiiipt ires.
rriHE advertiser, having beon restored to health in
J a low wecka by a simple remedy, after having
sutlered several years w-.tn a vcvero lung ancction, j
aud that drenj disease, Consumption is nnxtous to
uiaku known to his fellow suft'erurs tho means of i
cure. !
To nil who dusire it, ho will send a copy of tho,
prescription used (free of eliuri-e), with the directions '
tor preparing and usiug tho same, whicii they -Aiil j
Cad a furo Curo for Consumption, Asthma, liron- ;
chitis, Ac. Tho only object of tho advertiser in !
sonding the Itesoription is to benefit the iiflliclcd. j
mid spread information which be conceives to be in- I
vu4unble ; and lie hop.-s every sufferer will try his ;
remedy, as it rill cost thorn nothing, und itfiy prove !
a blessing.
Purtics wishing the prescription wiil please ad
dress Rev. EDWAKll A. WILSON, I
1H5 South Second St.. Williamsburg,
Jan. 9, "Oil ly Kings County, Ncv Ynrb. ;
l.rrors of Youth.
V GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion will, for tho anke
uf auflering humnnity, send free of all who need it,
the recipe aud direution for making the simple reme
dy by which ho was cured. Suflercrs wishing to
profit by Ihe advertiser's experionoo con do so by
addressing, iu perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OOPEN,
Jan. 9, .'69 ly N'o. 42 Cedar street, N. Y.
SB PRICE CLOTH I N'O. j
0
t
OLD ESTABLISHED j
ruin: 1
CLOTHING HOUSE,
Uft 1 Market Street, '
One door above Sixth, Philadelphia. I
For many years this Establishment has done husi- !
licas on the One Price Sys:cm, nnd we believe wo I
are tho only Clothing House in tho city that strictly
tation which we lire proud uf, for good taste in select
good styles and substantial materials, and not less
important, for having all our goods
i:tica ut:i,i, .11 tor.
We employ the best talent, for Cutters, r.ud eur
Goods are of both kinds fashionable and plain
so that all tastes can be suited. Tho prices are the
very lowest, aa any ono by a moment s thoui;ht must
see, or otherwise we oould not meet the competition
of our neighbors, for as no deductions are ever mado,
we must put our prices down to the advantages wo
promise.
Tho people may depend, this Is the truo plnn upon
which to do business, aud many a dollar can be
saved to Clothing buyers by keeping iu miud
JONES
ONE PRICK CLOTHING HOUSE,
604 Market -Street, Philadelphia,
Kot en the Corner, but one duur above Sixth.
i:. tn. ii ir i:, Niiu-iumi.
April 4, looS. ly
ri'O PHYSICIANS.
J New V-mx, Aucoet isth, 187.
Allow me t- call vour atieniion i v !'Ki;i'AH.
TlU.N OK COMPUC.ND iiX't'KACr BliClll!. Tne
e.Miiwnriit parts lire. UUCHU, l.osu Lt.w, i;CUEll,
JUMPtU HKItltlKS.
Mot-E or I'snrsumox Buohn. in vacuo. Juniper
Berrirs, by distillation, io I'-Tin a line gin. Cuhebs ex
tracted by displacement by liquol obtained from Juniper
Hemes, rullluliiiuz very little sugar, a ainul plo.rii..u of
spirit, and more pulutuhlu th:m uny now in use. Tiie ac
tive propettiea are by tins mode extracted.
Uuchu, as prcpaied hy Uru'cista geueiully, is of a dark
color, it is a plant that emits itsf'iagimice; tiie uction of
a dame destroys tins its active prineiple), iem-lns; a dark
and glutinous decoction. Mine is the color of myredietils.
The Ituehu 111 my preparation predominates ; the smallest
quantity of the olhei inaiedients aie added, to prevent fer
mentation ; upon iiisoi-ctiuit, it will be liaiitd not to be a
T'tleturc, aa made ui Vtmrmacopot'o, nor isilattymp and
therefore can be used in eases where lever 01 iiittjiuiualioii
exia-s. In this, you have the kuowlcdge-of the itiKrcdlcilla
and the mode of preparation.
ll'M'O'K that you will lavoi it with a triul, and that upon
iiispectiuo it will meet with your approbdtiou,
With a feeling of confidence,
1 am, veiy respeetfu'lv,
II. T. I! ELM BOLD.
Chemist and Druggist of IdYrura' Kxpeneucu in1
Philadelphia, and now located at his Drug and
Chemical Wureli aise, 5JI iiroadwiiy, New Yoilt.
From the largcat Manufacturing Chemists in the World J
"I am acquainted with Ml II Ti llelmbuld , he occupied
the Drug Store nppt.site my residence, and was succetui'ul
in c inducting; the business where others had not been
equally so bcfoie him. I huve beeu favorably impressed
Willi Ins duractef and euterpiise.
WILLIAM WF.IGIITMAN,
Finn of Powers 4 Wetghtmaii, Manufacturing;
Chemists, Ninth and Urowu Stteets. I'nilidelploa-
IlKLsiaoi.u's Flcid EtTatci liccuc.f.n weakueuiaria.
ing Irinn mdiserelloii. 'I he exhuuated powers of Nature
Wliii h are uecoiniaiiued by ao many alaiiaing symptoms,
among which wiil he found, Indisposition lo Kxertion,
1-ssol Memory, Wakefulness. Honor of Disease, w For.
bodings of Kvif, in fact, t'liiveranl Lassitude, rrostrutlou,
and inability t- enter into ine enjoyments of w-ciety.
Die Ciistllutiun,oneealieeted wilh Oigame Weakness,
requires the aid -it Meiheine to streuKthen and iuvig.niite
tha sisteiu, which IlliLMIJOt.ll'M I X I KACT UUCHU
inva-wl-iy doea. If un tieutineut ia subuutted to, Consump
tion or Insanity eusuea.
IfKLMBoLD'a Fluid Exratcv rtccttu, iuafTectlous pecu
liar to Females, is uiiequaletl by nuy mher preiaiMtioii, ss
in Chlorosis, oi Retention, Paiufulnesf, or Suppression ot'
CusUimary Kvaeuatious, Ulcerated or r-rlnnus Male of Hie
L'terns, and all complaints iiieideut to the sex, whether
arising iruui linbas oi dissiiaiiuu, imprudence in, or the
decline or change of life.
Uklmbold's Fluid Kxtbsct Bccuu and Impbovkd
Rosa Wstn will ladicully exterminate from tiie system
diseases arising from hubits of dissipation, at little expense,
little or no change In diet, no incoirveuieiice or exposure ;
Completely superseding Ihose unpleasant and dangerous
remedies, Coiaivaaiid Mereurv, in all these diseases.
I'm HatMaoLD's Fluid Kxixacv Uuchu ill ull diaenses
of theee organs, whether exuuiiig tu male or I'eniaH, fimu
whatever cause originating, and no matter of how long
aunding. It is pleasant iu taste aud odor, -imiiiethBtu'i iu
aeiinn. and more strengthening thau any of the ptspuratious
of Uaik or Iron.
Tl use auflering frnrrt broken-down or delicate const it u
ti.ni, airticurtj Ina remedy at unee. :
1'he reader inuat be awaie tlutt, however alight may b
Ihe attack nf lha als.va diseases, It ia eerunn tu alToct the
bodily health aud mental powers
All tha annva disnnsea require the aid of a Diuretic.
HKLMUOLD'S tXTKACT UL'L'UU ia the gieui Diu
retic. tk.ld by Druggists everywhere. Pairs ni J per bottle,
nr Is-ules for M SO. Ualivaredtoauyaddresa. iewribe
ayniptoins In all enminuiiKviione.
Address II. T UtiLMUOlJj.Drug aud Chemical Waie
laouM, m Hrradway, N. V.
. NONE ARB GENL'INK UN I .EPS DONE UP IN
aieel-eiutraved wrapper, with fac -simile of my Chcmioal
Warehouse, aud signed
II T. irELMBrl,l.
Ptc. uili, lev - Jm
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOLIDAYS I HOLIDAYS I HOLIDAYS !
Frsacnta I 1'raacnta I fn-Honls!
A HASDSOME XltfEFVL 1 KEM"CT !
An Cn luring and rieasing M-itr.ento lo those need
ing Aids to Slht.
Our Agent. T. 8. SIIANN'I.V, Wa-hmlt T as 1
Jnwa'.ur, duii'otiiy, rtiuu'a , has a spiendil sUci; ot
our
nOMUflful Colli Sl'Plllt'lltS
and
EYK OLASStS,
sot with the
CELK& RATED PERFECTED l.ES.-r.3
Manufaoturod by
LAZARUS k MURIUS,
HAltTKOUl), CONN.
lio l'.cst in tho World for Sti ngtlieiiing anj
Preserving the Sight.
jm more arceptablo prusout to your Parents. Grand 1
- -.ui or i-riunus, or those heeding SpHoloeles. cun
bn round. Thuy ,,r0 handsome, useful and last
ninny years.
Call an J examine them at tho store of our en!
T. 8. SHANNON,
Doalor tn Jowelry, W niche and plated Ware.
v ' N' I-EDDLKRS EMPLOYED.
Jan. 8, l(-o3 anglOS ly.
AiKlitor'n TVollrr. .
r l inc. uii'ii-rsigncn aiuiicr app.,iuled by tho Or- I
J plmns' Court uf Northumberland eou'ni v, to ilis- I
tributo Mie balance in the hands of 1-uiur H.Mussor.one I
of Executors of llonry Maer.ilincd, to whom was I
relorrooi nacK ins lormer report filed AuguM 5. !t-M,
' for correotion and lo report, tho fHoi." linrohv
l. ...Ml .... 1 .. . . .. . I
gives lioiioe. luai iiu -.in i '-iej wi lite Untie (jl tils
said appointment at his office, in tho IVirouuh of
Sunburv. ou Saturday Ihe 20th day i,f December
1SC.S, at IU o'clock A. M. '
.S. n. BOYER, Auditor.
Sunbiiry, December i, IfsoS.
W. C. Y'ou.vo.
t'. T. Isil.vBt.
SUNBURY MARKET,
3d St. NEXT DOUR TO KEYSTONE HOUSE.
MIME subscribers beg leave to call Ihn attention nf
I the public In the faet that they have started a
Market for aD kinds of Country I'loduco. Vegeta
bles. Ac. and ha e also nindo arrtr.xcments t- fur
nish in Season nil kiuds of Uumc. Tinii, Ac. Native
and foreign liuits, nuts, Ac, always ou hand, whole
sale nnd retail.
All kinds ot Canned Fruits, VejMables. Piikles,
Sauces, Catsups, Ao. CaU and see for yourselves,
us we dufy competition either in assortment nr prices
YOUNG A IiRAl.L.
Sunburv, Janunrv 9. 1809.
Alsiiiaiis)li-iitors ."VOlico.
"VyOTICK is hereby given that letters nf it Iminis
i trnlion having been granted lo ihe un 1. reigned
cu tho estare of i'rud-me ('arson. Into of the Ho
rough of Nortliuniburlandlsortliuinbeiland cr.uniy,
Penn a., deceased. All persons knowing Ihemselvi s
indebted to said estate are requested to uniku iiiinio
dinte payruent, nnd thore having claims against eanl
cslatu to present them for set tlomc n't.
ALEX. COLT, Adiu'r.
Norlhumhnrltind, Jan 9, Ot
V. S. 7"J?aLCAlT & C:-,
Market Street, E'ix doors East of Third street, norlh
aide.SUNBL'KV, PA ,
1" E.TECTFl'LLY luforin th-ir friendi and the
V public, thut they huvo opened a
NEW GROCE
AND FR0VISI0aNt STORE,
and will bo happy to have them ca'l and examine
their stock' which has inst been ononed. embra
cing uvorythingiutbo Orocory lino, such as (
Ctfl'ee, Tea, Sugar, Syrups, Spicos. Ci.nn I an 1 Dried '
Fruits, Renns. Huuiiny, Cheese. Cruc Iters, !
liacun, Ham, Fish, Salt. Potatoes, i
etc., togethor with Soap3, j
Cnudlcr, Soda, Sc., I
and in fact everything in tiro Grocery and Provision '
Line. !
FLOrRAN'D FEED, Queenswaro. Willow-ware, ;
01:iswarc, Coal Oil Lamps, Coal Oil Ac. I
Call and see before purohosinfr elsewhere.
W. S. FI RMAN i CO
Sunbury, Dec. 12, ISM.
WILLIAM N. KELLER, j
II a -!-1- mill lliiit (lr-kr, ,
Dcwurt's l'ramu Euii ding, north side of Market '
SnV.aro. SUNUCRY, PA. j
Of all the arts that jrrneo the hnd, 1
What grace cau with tbe barber vie ;
Who takes your chin wi'.liin his luiol, !
While druuming land in prospect lie.
Withsoothittg touch his r.uor glides,
Willi nimbte clip his scissor slides ;
Andlo! bef.'re liis glass you ftnni 1
Transformed, us in a fairy land. I
BIUAI) & FAiNXY CAKES I
RESPECTFULLY informs the eitis.-r.s ..f .-,un-bury
and vicinity, that ho will bake to order j
all kindaof
Cukes lor Ilsillx, I!ii-lr-s, Ac. I
Fnmilios irosnpplied with FRESH BREAD, Twist, j
Rolls, Rusks, Tea Buna. Ac, and also kept ou bund
and manufactured uut of tbe best materials. i
All orders left at his Shop in Murknt Square, ouo
door east of Miss Anna Painter's Millinery Store, or !
at his Bakery on Spruce Street, between F'ront and I
Second streets, will meet with prompt attention I
BALLS AND EVENIXO PARTIES supplied I
with Cakes, Ico-Creain, Aa., at the shurlcst nulico 1
Orders are respectfully solicited. !
DAVID FRY.
Sunburv, Dee. 12, ISO.
Philadelphia.
tS" Sauiiik-9 aent Ly mail wlicu written for.
October SJ, ISfiS ly
FKESU -ARRIVAL OY
3IILLINER Y GOODS
-A-IsTID KTOTIOISTQ,
Mias ANNA FAINTER,
Market Square,
SUNBURY, PENN'A,
I E.SPECTFCLLY informs her friends an 1 tiie
i publie, that aba has just returned from the city,
uliere she baa speut some liuie in making seluotiuns
anil purehases, and baa just opened a large stouk ei
MILLINERY GOODS AND K0TI0X3,
Ribbons, Laces, Press-Linings, Crinoline and Wl
gans Skirling Liuinp;, llo:-p Skirts, Uugle Trioi
uiiugs, Crape Trimuiiugs, Hat Crape, Cloak liuttoiis,
Coraeta, Zephyrs.
A large aaeortment of Ladios and Oentleaieu't
Iloaierjr.
1XJL1.3 of all sites. Alphabet Hocks, Ao.
Khe UatUrs herself in being able lo make a display
of goods that will give entire sal iafauliun to viiiters,ajid
goods will be exhibited with pleasure.
tfuobwy.JJeclJ.UW
r A AA I'M- O' CARPET RAGS WAITED at
OUUU the Store of
MOORE DlgSIN'QR,
May Id. Market,fliet, -Vuubury.
?f i i 13 iiVfci
1
i
U
We do not vih to inform
Won l ei flit, or n"y n-hnr man
you, raadur. that Dr.
, baa disiv verct a rem.
efl y that nuros l.'ousumption, li- n Iholuns ntts half
r-i:i:iimed, in s'"rt, will enru a,l diseases r.hulhcr of
Intn l. Lo tv or r,-:tn. ir.it: j men lire torvvcr, nnd i
pjuve dil!i ti-i-'.av l-r whl! l w -rk, nnd isdesis-naii !
1 1 i-ial:.- s:'.iii:r,ary ufv:urti a I..is-('il pir.,dija. to I
which Huav.i) iisolf s'l ili h hut a tutu chow. Ym j
have boat 1 enour:i of that kind ol liniiil iittircry. and j
we .io not wonder f'at you have by this time bwoino !
disio.t..d with it. Hut when wo ltd I V iu that J'r
Sae a Catnnh Remedy h-i.7 -o.w ti i s.'.v v Ihr
u-rrr 2..s.v of f'zrri-'i, wo only niert that, nhioh
thousands nnu tetilly to. 1 ry itand you will
tinoo-1. We will pay i')0 Ilawaao lor a ca.-l cf
i.'fttnrrh tli it v e mnr.ot euro.
tOil hALK 1Y MO.-T DRCJUliTS EVERY
WHERE. J'PVH oM.V I'D ("i:sr.i. Sent by Mull, post paid,
ISr ,-bttv C-j;H ; Four Packar.ca for i'2 0') ; or 1 Dm
en i'i r i'. .-jU. Men i a slaiop tor Dr. Sago's pamphlet
ou C.u.'irih. A fire-':-the Proi: iet'.r.
i; v. i'i'jp.n;, m. v., Botr.!.-, N. v.
i
. N i H-.'MMicl. It is t - 'ri .iutr.l to curo lost or im
paired Taste, H sn -. ! I or llnr!n. Wfir!ng or Wi.k ,
;:., - iiVn-ivo Er-iath. 1'hnalel '1 In ant r M.-uth. i
I 'Kin nn I 1're.H.itirc iu tt;o JJeiil, and loss of Me-nory
when caied. n. nil of Ibein fiequenily nre, by the
ravage of Ciitiirrh. It is ple,it,:nit andr'iiinler tu
u-o. contains no s:rot ir poisonous or euustio dings,
l,a' ;ures by i's mild .-oothii: ncli- n.
e will pay J..IKI Reward for a case of Cat.'.rrh
that we ennuol euie.
lul! SALE RY MOSa DliC'i'". i.-7t3 L ERY-
w n:;:;ii. rr e .y.l- .'u (..
If your Diugita has not yet got it on salo, don't be
put off with some worse than worthless strong snuff,
"luniiiitor '' or poisonous euuslic solution, whn;b
will drive liio disease to tl.e luus instead of euii:i
it. I. ul send sixty oents lo us nod liio rcmoily will
re;:o!i you bv return mail.
Sen j sl.it. i. for Dr. r'ago' piniidilet on C.itnrrli.
R. V. PIEKCK. M. D-.
Euliulo, N. Y.
,1
This Tnt am. tnt v. Ri:s;. av does not. til; e the poi.--.n-ons
irritaiing snuil.i and stri ng caustic solutions with
wlii. h the people hvo long beeu htitnbuittfod, siindy
pr.Uiato l.-r a short litr.e. or drivo til- iiifct.uu to the
lun. ils iliero is d:in;:.tr U'dor-r-r in the use of such
nostrums, but it. pro.mces perfect and permanent
euros of the worst cases of chronic catarrh, ns thous
ands can testily. "Cold in the Head'' is cured
with a tew up;
Iie i I ii-, d k'
ligations. Cat.irrliril Ho i lacho is ro-
1 i,s if l.v inalc. It reuioves oflVu-
sivo liremli, I,
o-s or Imp..: intent of the Sense of to.--tii, I
amvii oi ii-iu -ma, n aiering or Hnatt J-.j es, iiu-t Itn
pailed .Memory, v, ben cau-ed bv the violence nt'C.i- i
lairb, as they nil fieqitei-.tly are. Wo otler in goud
fniili a standing reward ui jutf fjr a uiiso of l.'atarrh t
that we cnnr.ot ruip. .
FOR SALB l.i M'i.iT DtvVi.iilSTS EVERY-
W HKKli. Phii k om.v im Ci-.nt. I
A.-k ynnr Druggist f.-r toe Rr.vr.nv. but if l.u !:u '
11 it Yvl p t i' on s-.le. don'l b-: ;ut otf . Rjo-'tili li if 1
! r.nv inisoriiiile. iv..i . than uoi tole-.r miiiu,:,.. :,u.
! enclose sixty cents :o vs. ;'.n 1 the i'. . im-dy wiil bo sen:
; yuj pint paid. Four ..v.-ku $2.i'(l, or , d.cju :
tor y.v-lif). Semi stump f-r It. .Si;;. 's rami'hlet on
1 C.iUir.-h. R. V. l'lFIt' K. ?.I. ,
Euffal... N. Y. !
I t
Tr.isi-NO PATENT MI-iDK'ISE lil'jir;!'.;. E-.t- :
tn up to dt:pe ti e iforfi'jt and eiedulous. nor is it
j n pre.-onte I us l.'-iii;; eo'.npo-'r'l of rare nr.. I Vri' Ai"t
' sii'jsl.incos iir .ittrht trom the f oir e'irr,i-' o ttn-eitr-.h.
'. cniriid Seven tunes n,'ioss tliclrat V c:i ol Si.ii.'.r
; tih on the backs t' t urte-:n e.iu.eis. ar 1 l.rou -t.t in-i r-is
; tlii Atl.m:io tV'e.-iii.n t-o iiips. It b a s!n,pii.,
i siiiid, to..'-.i:iij r:-.4;-. r t-wfi.-.t Specifu I'u' t'.v
; T.tnri:i mid "uoi n in "hi: lir:.i-." ulsti fur o'.l..isivo
i Hrenth. Loss or rnipairn.eiil of tiie Si p.-e ol" Smell.
t luste or lienrin.'. AN ateiin;; or eak l.yes, )'ai:i or
Ples-ure in the ilead, when caused, hs li.ey nil ut
iinf'reoii- iiilv are, l-y the violence ut C.iimrh.
AVe ull'er. in iiood tn.il h. u standing Reward of f ;.0d
for n case of Catarrh that wo cannot euro.
Foit SALE LY .MOST DRl.UiiiSTS EVERY-
MIIKRE. Pku-eSi) Ccvth.
S.-lit i.y mail, post paid, ou roeeipt ot'StXTV CrXT.S.
l'ot'.r package lor j-2 till, or 1 1 ren fr W
Send stan-p for f'r. Safe's p:imi blet nn C'aiitrrli.
R.V. Pi'LRCi:, M. M .
Oct. 10, "liS-ly. l!ut!.:Io. N Y.
Ayer s Oatha.'tic Pills, j
tho purposes of a Laxative
l'orli.ipi no one mtll-i-
( univor.-ally iti
(ju re I ly fVei'iyljO'ly a
n li u'Ijo, nor wan vtr
nuy h"i'irit mi inuvfrsal
1 a 1 -j.itc.l u-'.'t m
-v. - ; ..! .! -y anniii-m x
: it (' i--t :m thi.;
I'i 'I. i'tVt ! i-'-.l-i IV t-
-"M is V-.v, 'I h;i ni'jro re
P?: '"T li.tl rv:.i--ty i : in ;t.iy
Iriol it, knmv ti' t( it cm rot 1 ili''i: !'! f n .11 li
unt, kn.v tti.it il -'imvi lliou n -i rli'i.M - :tn I li it-nils,
ttii'l nil kihivv tti;it Hh;iC il tl'f.- !,)"' it .ihvay
th.iL it never t'ail rrinnivi an I'milt or tii't;i it
its comp.i-irioii. Uo li 1 t!i ii.-.iu'N ilium ttmu
Tnil' of uritlit'ittfM ul' their r;ii.ii'l;alili: eiiri's uf tho
1 'Ilowtti roiuiilajtit-i, hut Mirli fines ttrfl tu
t voi v tnuiiit.ti'!iiinl, im-. , t n ii t putiii-h Liii'in.
A'l:.it!M, t.t nil airs aii' I tmn luimi - in fllturil'". ;
iontaitiin nfill-.'-'r fnl.ir.it i nr an iK V'tvi.m 1 (h-n;7',
thr-v may he taken with -ali-ty ny lutyhtiiiy. Tiu'ir
niirar t;o:tttnjif pworvo them ever tVo j!i :i:ul mul.j-i
tfuMi plciirtaut I'i t:ik' w tiilr in-ill- jiuivly vt -i'-taljlo
no harm om .irif iVo.it tl. 11 ia any tjiiaii'.iiy.
Thev oityrati? !' llnur pit Oi fiil iii.l.ii'in e ii th.i
intorn'nl virora to purity tin; MtuM ami r:i:nLil it,- it
into lit-aHIiv a'-tim romovt1 tin- tilj.-inr-tioni of tli.)
hhiku'1i, L''-Vi't-:, iivor, a:i'l niher nryans of
1mm!v, vo-il-irin:; th 'ir inv.iriilar in tiuii l- hfalih, .'in 1
t'V i-oriHctinvr, ' wlrsivcr Uu-y exitl, such (.leraiiijc-
I. .ont. as av1 Hi" lir.vt origin nt'ili-cas.
Mniuto Iii-.itii ns ur-t kiv.mi i'i tin; wrapner 01
llv !.., tnp tlitf I'.illiiwin rji-ihlainl.-s whi.'ii l!h'cJ
I'itfti i-Hpiilly rinc:
l'r l.viiiiii or ff iiTligThtl.-tn, f .titli
nr, l-uiittuor au i IiOm of ,i)iii:tif, tiioy
tiDui l hy talai'N la.-nUM'.itoly ti ftiimn.i.o llMto.:.
jc!i an' rc-t'HV it-- In'aHhy tunc ami arli.ui.
1'iir l.h tu tm ls!iit mv if.- v iriu'i pvtnn-ton,-,
I til. out livail-iche, lcl Elegit? itlie.
J an Jiil it' or 41 rr".t Mil l ItlHi:
olli: itil IBillor.. I'ovcr. i'm-v !nmlil ,' yi-6i.-.Hlfly
takt-n tor cacit --uc, t. en. r-.- t tho -li-iM-iM
fi. tion or n.'iiiiic liio oliIni iii:i iu-li r:iuf il.
t-'or 13,t !iiri,r v or .S.4rriiu.u, but ono m.i i
do-o is i-.'niirally riuiiet..
Fur librmmsf Wni. -nuf, r:iv'1, Ta!tJ
frtttou of thv ffli'virt, ta'it iu tltvt Hide,
II. icU hu-l Ijitln, thty shuh! !; i-.uiiiiitiou-Iv
t.iLt n, a-i iviptii: I, to flijln.y t':: V -.'a.ii'-l a-thii ."f
!n: vatt-iU. Willi sltcli ilui.iiTi lUoe coiiiplutuf
Ui-ttpP''ar.
For Hroy rapuka! KnoKlnqrM thoy
pliouhl ho t;ihfn vi lftrji; an-l ir-Mpient tn .c to pro
U'.i'i ttiPrTr't f tlr;i.-ii: puri;;.
Fm iiifirifoii a lar.L'B ih..-o .-hol ! he tJ.en
a it iiiMlirv4 tn -in- l nrc-t tv sva'p-uhv.
As a Oinm'f I'ltt, t:kc m ov two tu pro
nuiuj (lin-tiou nnrl rcliin-o the rlonia:h.
An nci-a-iniial thi.ac htiniulaliM ih Hfomfih nr l
' l).)wi-N into hralthr fiction. iv-Miv-i tho .ipprtir,
nn'l invitr )rat(M thi nyitiM. IKmh-o it is oilit nl
vaiitaiftAMM lurj r ffn-'US tlriain;.nn'i!t ei-t-.
Ouo who iVvl tfl ihly wylhollrn liinirf thai ailoo
of tlu i'itt mak'e him ft-t-l iIlvhIpiIIv hotttn, from
their ch'ariMi.jf luiti rciiovaltii cUc I on tuo ilisca
tivo appitratuN.
DIt. C. Ainn X CO., rrtetlt C hem tat ,
tow 1: hi, ass., 1 . s. a.
Sf.hi by II- 1. Krilin, Sutil ury. nnj ull Irutgisli
acl iJfHk'rsi in Mo'li'inH every whera.
yovt;inbtT 7, l?t'b ly-
GOODS FOR TIIE
Ji EaC
ALDWELL.fi. I .0.
X o.
UO'i !'! ( ii is t
Strtel
lTilI.AmXl'lUA.
In audition to their lur'ci..' ii.orcasid Stock nf
t'iue Wutclst-x, Oiaiiioiitl.., 1
Jewelry, Artietio Silver Wave, 1
PLATED GOODS, &o., ',
Are now opening a ciugnitkunt coHettion of Kon-iif
I'uu.-y liooils, in Mi'lul, M'.ililn, dt'-jurHted .ilnp--,
l.natuer aud UOLlN IJUONZK. in rfiul Uoii.s
uf ex-iuisite taatu, from all uiirtcs uf Europe, pur '
tieuludy aduited for tbeir
CHUISTMAS SALES.
Our arratigeuieDta, both tu Furono n,l thin conn- I
try, are r?uih as give u uuutuul faoilitius in tiitfe
K'otiun of Aiid economic ul pi inlucuou of our ttto-U. it
Is our wih, us well u our interest, to utcurj lo our
jjalroUB tho boucfit of such Kjvaiitugii in.
Hlotlrii 'I'lirouliout our
llo( U. illioul lAtt plSon.
Deo. 5, 1S(W. roh7,ly.
Fur duiug a family washing in the best and cheap
est manner. Guaranteed eu,ul to any in tho worlel
lias all the strength ol old roein soan with the mild
and lathering ijuHliliee of genuine Castile Try this
eplewiid ekiep. rVold by the ALDEN CHEMICAL
WOilKi, 46 Norui front. 'Sueet, Philadelphia.
August li, lttbS ly.
1 FVWKKK Mjr'crlj'aj new Pi.turo liiilln.v i
V th:M douis ai.'l ol the tailioad, Maikei rVUiLie j
For nil
Lie jioiao.
16Ca KM
oM'.at u .vj-31-r jn i;r raiCLa.
11. l. i.a?at,k:'.
t:ui!3 i-Ji the Atlunlion of th -:. I
O'ut.it;;. is gonrrol'y, to Let luge mLi t4 St.i .
tnent of
iti.tsi.: ll'j'il.'S, f-o wrist Jr.? of IN-pl-nn, De Lai-ia.
Heps, A 5 , at roducrd plica.
OAI.IW'KS'O!'' KVt:iJY YA KILTY
WniTK UOO'jS, lneluliiig a sapeiier e.-.IV. jf
.Mi'i.illis
Extis nualitv ; f M 'W'Jti', I)r'l!s. Tiny l':r.n,4.
Csnton Fiann-Balmoral Skills, Pawlj, iiois,
"'i-i;
in. Iio-'p Nhirts-'f hi! sius and auaiiUMS, (ilnves
of nil rte-rr.'pi im s. Including very Mjptn hr q mitty
' f llin' si.J li enliuij.uu's Kilk Fl-eee, Lined ai.A
Cloth tt:oo.
I.ndif-s'. Mhsrs, nn I Cidldren's Merino Vests1,
f'hildiei. a fills aiid liuoJs, l.aj.eJ' Z.-pbyr
JaAeta
JilaiJ.ot ainr-ls ;,f tho'tnt.at s'ylos nnd patterns
l!cl"ry. liibb'.r.., T.-in. mlnKs and Kloweri.
Laces. SV-nr-l (! . .,'. 7.,,,,vrs and Varna, TW-elir-jr.
N I'.i-s. inilts. - l.l l.ineri. Heiil 's aud
Ludits' Jlauak-a uiinils,ri:i.irfs, 5iuQ TatT-cis,
1 r.nuy .v.ups,
I'. rfutnery. ai 1 T -il -t nrti i-.s fwertKy, and a
I n t iriety i f N 'i -ns ai d I'am v Articles.
I he iiliove .-o.ls n-'e hold ut turt lowc.t j.ri-.'iJ
Cil-.iiiJ Sov tit am before going -lewh-re.
M. L. L AZARt'd
Srb-ry, ?r.H, IV,
FANCY DKV r.OODS.
ALL HIE LATENT f'TYLEJ,
Fuitable f -r ll:
V,' I X TElt SEASON,
TvIltS3 KATE BLACK,
Market .v')uarf. twn doors V 1st of the old IturK
buil-Hiij. Sl'NHTiKY, l'emi'a .
HA? just opened a fresh assortment cf rie Tnn
fiviiioc ible I'nney I'rcs: (ioods fiom the lnrgeat
estuhlishnients iu l'biliid'iip'uin.
DuLAIXf-S, ALAP.VCAS, POPLIN'.?, CALICOS,
DRESS SILKS, S1L1C POPLINS.
K!?'ilfllU Otl!S,
I'tjlhr. ;rac"iii Flannels, Flannels. Sheetinc". Mm
lius, Ladies ujiit Childrriis 11 A'tS. l'ealhers, RibboLf,
Orrwii '1 rlPimliiis, K'."r!JVIl?ri-,
Lace Veils. Corsets, Handkerchiefs, itiorvs, HoclcrJ
Hoop Skirls. Hopkins' Lliptio Shirts, aui
Ladies' IJoods of every description.
Paisley's .iimsUat loirg.'-ins. 1'UJd Woolen Shares,
RiuuKfast ?rw!s, ll'oolen Scarfs and Cups
f'.r AVu-non and Cliildien. .
P.eaver and L",:iiio!.i!n Wnter-Prof Cloth'.
0.'i:ts; Coilnrs. Neck ties, lluif-hose. liandker
chiefs mi 1 liloves.
I'trmmoiy, ToiU-t3uftrs. Cair UrMiff. inih?, oto.
letiuW S, ISUS. KATE HLAC.
Isinto uf ,wil:in fcajter, doC'-'lii'-fi .
"X TCTICJi i.-) here! v pivon that f!i..r of HInin:.;
,iN If H inn Lftvi;) V-.Hii (r i.UMi t-.i tb uiiti.Tt,i;fu
vj, on tho k( ol
'Htj-l. All ti'-rsiin!" iii'i--.
! It) Pll'd ViiiT'.! tl7 TV-
ttut-U'd Id mnkc iiLiL.ciiiat j u'yuiciit, emd thimd
La.viaj th.iir.ii t.i iio:-u.L thrrn f-ir ttlciui-nt.
JOHN .SNVDKR, Aiw'r.
I owrr Au4f;u.ta twp., L'oj. &, 6t
Aye
3
air
o
For rcslorin Cray Kair la
its natural Vitality and Color.
A iiressinf wliii.'h
it ut onw oc;reentl,
Iiciiltls-, nnd ettac'tnnl
for preserving l!u
liiiir. Fiuh:d or gray
hair is soon r-slortl
lo iti original color
uu'li Ihe tjJois awl
freshness of youlk.
'I'll in Juiir is thick
ened, fttHir.g Irair chucked, nnd bald-uiv-s
often, though not uhvays, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore tl:;j
liU.ii- vliore tlio Collide.-! nre dr:1!;.1 -or
the chuidi atrophieil tiui wwij!.
5ut ritie'i ns lvmain can be s:.vtd :'r
us I'l'iiliic.ss bv this Application, lnloi'. l
of I'cir.liiijr Ihs I.tt'i v;:;h 3. pasty sudl
liiont, it will koop it ckau and vi'nrott.
Its occasional use will pivvcnt iho hair
from turning frray or l'jtlling otf, aud
coiiacqnciitly prevc.it baldness. Free
from those deleterious tubstauccs which
mako somes preparatiou.T dangerous nad
iiijitrioui to the h.-dr, the 'ior cnti
only benefit but not htuia it. It' wasted
merely for a.
HAIR
DRESSING,
nothing clue ran bo found so dusirtibh?.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil whito carobrie, ftnd yet Ihims
long ou tho hair, K'tviug it 11 rich gloof-y
luotro and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
l'lUCTICAI. AND ANALYIICAL C'ULM13Tb
LOWELL, 3lASf.
rates i.oo.
p.ild by II. Y. Friling. .Sunbury, niid ull L'TUggist
uiul lioiili'i-s in Altdiciuo everywhere.
NoVL'iii'uer 7, lild. ly
IX SUXBURY.
TIIK KEW DRUG ST0RI)
OF
.1. . .ti a as S4 c e: & o.,
Ou Jli.eket strcft, f'.ast of the It.iilr.iii.., n.ariy
ut-fioitc the Hardware Store of Coulcv Jl Co.,
Sl-'NISUKY, PEiTN'i.
Alf E would retpeutfully invite tho attention
l tlio L-ii ii.-rjs nf buuliury aud viciuity to our
entire new Stock of
ltire l'i- i.!i Orns and .lS-llclUfs.
" " Tuiiits, oils and Varuislics.
" " (ila.-s. Putty and DyoStu8s.
" " Perfururriua, Combs and Brnrbcs
" " Patout Mcdiciuos of all kinds.
LIQKoRSby the llottle. U.illon, Quart aod Piut
M'OXCIIALE, LOMJOM l'OItrhli and
coxur.i:s.s watlr.
IiiSiwm. Cigars an I SnulT.
l.ookiDj;-liluss Plutrs cut io suit Frain'S.
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS AND VARIKTIEJ
Tiussis, .Vupportcra, llundages, ti.
Wehiive st'ieotcd our stoc'k wiili c.irearj ran war
' rni.t it
;'L!h,a!t'i ct tiip print UiRtfu .1 it, tti. niHikrt.
lluvin
hn.i ?evtra! year:. t'Si orienrt: in the Iiu iin
ii'r tliittt-r uu-clws tii'it uo cau .ivo t-uUi-u saiittu,1
I ti'.ii tu nil who m.-iy fivorus with their ristronaiv
1 t-picial ntu-titii n jrivon to ui'iniwuiidiii Physii-inns'
j Prescription ut all hum s ot the day or niglii ai.d cu
, undt.ys. Give us a call.
1 J. H. MARKLE i CO.
Pmihury.Oet. 17, l.-ti'T.
FALL AXD WINTER
Millinery Goods,
HlriM II. I.. (n..li'l-, l'Ojrs lrtiva In an
nouiK'u Ui tho Ladies uf Cunbury and vieiiiity, that
tho has just cpenrd a laro aud arie,l stock of
MIM1I.N K li Y GOODS,
The lalasl New York and Philadelphia styles of
LADIES' HATS AND BONNETS.
WOOLEN GOODS, &C.
Also, an exoullcut asiortment rif Fsshionuhle Em
l.roidMrios, F.dglns, Laoes. Woolen Caps, llau Iker
rhiefs, Si-art's, liioves, llosiurius, and all kinds of
Fuucy Kolioiis, Sliiuipud Muslins, Corsets, Perfume,
nus, .''naps, Lilly White, Luauiol of America, oU
tionery, A., Ao.
Call and exniniue for your.-elres. No trouble t
show goods
Sunbury. Oot 21, 1808
4 LAHUK surp'y f Willi
ltttr nnd
IV lSoidoi, just rioeivcd aud fur tale cheap,
at Ihe
Mammoth ?tur nf
)i. v riui.iNu
Apiil 1, loud.
III