Simbnrg : American.
TSITNlJURT,-piTAUGUSf &7Tsg9.
For Sals. The large frame, dwelling house
ntid lot, situate, on tht south-west corner of
Voarth aud Venn streets, In Sunbury, I offered
lor sale on reasonable terms. For particulars
inquire nt this office.
TnK Board ufDlrector of the Northern Central
Hallway Company, hare declared ft quarterly
dividend of two per cent.
Mb. D. W. Babhhabt, of Upper Augusta twp.,
lias our thanks for a fine lot of peaches left, at th!i
'office lust week.
ric-Nic The Reformed Sunday School of this
place, held a pic-nlc on nans' Island, back of
the town mill, on Wednesday last. It was well
attended, nnd Is pronounced on of the most
pleasant of the season.
(J Aram. We notice that Mr. Isaiah Gussler,
of this place, has received the appointment of
ganger fur this district. Mr. Oossler Is a good
man and will make an efficient officer.
Second Hano Piakos. A second hand six
hundred dollar piano, of modern style, and In
good condition, forsnle for $350. Also, a second
piano, in good order, for 1150. Masser fc Hill.
Buamefvl. We noticed on Saturday evening
last, a woman on one of our streets in such a
Mate of Intoxication that the officers were com
pelled to take her to Becklcy's stone castle, on a
wheelbarrow. We learn that she came here on
one of the even In? trains.
Pat Up. Those who know themselves Indebted
'to this office previous to the change of proprie
tors, are requested to settle tip If they wish to save
posts, as the hooks containing the old accounts
must be settled. We are also hard np for our
Just dues and as we do not expect to realize any
from Asa's fund, we would be much obliged to
all who owe us to come and pay np.
Our friend John Shisslcr Is now putting up a
line house on From strect,ln Frlilng's Row. The
building is made of'plauk laid up and spiked,
making it equal to solid timber. We have no
doubt but what It will make a comfortable dwell
ing. The house Is well planned nnd will be one
of the most convenient residences In the town.
Isaac KixiKSHn, of West Bufluloe, Union Co.,
Killed a monster bear,on the Ctn inst.,along Stonv
Creek, in that township. When Bruin discover
ed Mr. K he made for hi in, seeking a quarrel,
lie got what he wanted, with interest. A rifle
ball through; tha upper part of the nose, and
thence through the bruiu, "conquered the peace."
lie weighed over 500 lbs.
Bt reference to the following section of the
registry law, it will be observed that considerable
cbmge has been made In the time of opening the
polls :
Section 10. At nil elections hereafter held, un
der the luws of this Commonwealth, the polls
shall be opened between the hours of six nnd
.seven o'clock, A. M., and closed at seven o'clock,
r. m.
Domestic Makkkt. Fiackm. This fruit has
b en more abundant this week. Box-s from Bull!
timore and Philadelphia, have been selling at
rates running from $1.50 to 12.00, according to"
quality. Domestic peaches, of -good quality and
condition from the orchard of Mr. Yonngman and
others, have been selling at li.00 to $3.75 per
bushel. At Carlisle, excellent peaches grown in
that vicinity, was selling on Tuesday at $1 per
bushel and were a drug at that. Melons are
plenty and bring from 25 to 50 cents. Cuntrlopes
from 5 to SO cent. Sweet potatoes are still high,
aud common (3 per bushel.
The running of the passenger train between
this place and Shamokln has been resumed and
are now running regularly making closer connec
tion with the N. C. and P. & E. roads than for
merly. The traiu leaves Suubury at 10.00 a. in.,
arrives at Shamokln at 11. SO a.m. Returning,
leaves Shauiokin at 2.45 p. ui., arrives at Sunbury
4.00 p. m.
Jisr Tuimk. Frank Weirick, Esq., the dread
ful editor of the SeHntgrove Time; has at last,
with all his rebel proclivities, Joined the I'niou
forces, and led to the altar Miss Clara Rohrback,
.of Sellusgrove. That he will prove a kind aud
worthy husband, we have no doubt, and we would
not beat all surprised to see him take another
advance stip, that of advocating Republican prin
ciples. IIavk Yon TnocoitT Aboit It 1 Have you
given any thought to insnranee. Over $12,000,
(100 are paid annually to widows and orphans,
secured to them by provident fathers. Go at
ones to L. M. Yoder and make application for a
policy on your life. You may not llv another
year to provide for your family.
IssrilE your property against loss by Are in
surance, Kirccted in none but reliable compa
ny b7 L. M. Yoder,
Office 1 door east of Frlilng's store Sunbury, Pa.
Col. Aves' New Orleans Circus and Menagerie
gave two exhibitions on last Friday In this place,
lu the evening the tent was crowded to its ut
most. The performance were of the best ever
given iu this place. The performances of Millie
Tournour, the "Maid of the Air," and Ella Eu
genie, tho Lion Queen, and Hcrr I.engcl, the
Lion King, were received with applause. Taken
altogether, the artists of this combination are
'iss. Johnuy Lawtoo, tho Clown, was Im
ud kept the an'-- e In a continued roar
''is comic nu-
'n his
e
jTjiaryu up.
-its or the soen-t.
uctuiU relative to the l
) addressing the Bccrctarv nt If
1 '
How to Ki lfii. .... n..,
rraiTt of olb Town Tli ir... . Y
- -.'" i ii amu x ac
itrowth nf ...... ,...".:
, riu uiuiniy owing to the
dUCemeUtS and nen.,- . . ...
Iter, to settle amoug ,Uem. Encourag active
and worthy , vhethcr they have money or
not. There labor aloue is worth money. SUmu.
lau every l. gltlm.u cul,,rUe b
he friendly aid lu your power. Vupport you
home newspaper liU,r.lly wUh vrtUlng pat
ronage and giv, th.m . wW, eIrcnUUoDK
they ,nay feci eneournjly ,0 h,
Sil t ,7 T,C1"J1 1 ,iMj h"'
Talk well und i ueourugeiugly of the town, of iu
groHth. it. prospects, i,s advantages, . ln
hoit, r.f-tlong U1..K ,0 adva,,,,.,,, ,f
Sao Case or Rrioma. Makti Btu.nrrita,
tub Victim Dcstiuts hlmsmu wii-n a Ksira.
On Friday morning about 8 o'clock, Mr. 3. K.
Hays, of this city, while looking among the
shrubbery In the rear end of his garden for
kitten that bad been mining, suddenly entne
upon the mntilnted and decaying remains of a
dead man, which proved to be the body of Mar
tin Bllliuyer, late an Inmate of the county Jail.
Mr. Billmyer, It will be remembered, was senten
ced at the Inst term of the U. 8. Circuit Court to
six months' Imprisonment, beside paying a line
of $1,000, for violation of tho Internal revenue
law In the manufacture of whisky.
For some time past It had beon apparent to all
who observed him that his mind was more or less
under the Influence of despondency bordering on
Insanity, and the sheriff had Tery kindly given
him a number of unusnal liberties nndcr the cir
cumstances. . Ills mind seemed to be more ex
ercised on last Tuesday than It bad previously
been, and he expressed a very strong desire to
sec his family. Iu the evening It was fonnd that
he had disappeared, and all search for him prov
ing fruitless, the sheriff started for the place of
his residence In order, if possible, to learn some
thing concerning his whereabouts. No trace of
him could be found until he was stumbled upon
by Mr. Hays ns already stated.
Justice Hepbnrn summoned a coroner's Jury,
who, after visiting the scene of the sad occur
rence, adjourned until the afternoon, when the
following verdict was rendered
Commometalth of J'enntylranui, Lycoming Co.,
City of H'illiamtport t
An Inquisition Inducted nnd taken at William
sport. In the county of Lycoming, this aoth day
of August, In the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-nine, before John Hep
hum, J. P., of the enmity aforesaid, upon the
View of the body of Martin Billmyer, then nnd
there, lvlng dead, upon the oath of Charles E.
Miller, W. H. Philips, David Robinson. James
Rothrock, Charles Schcflel and U. 8. Ransom,
good and lawful citizens of the county aforesaid,
who, being sworn nnd affirmed to Inquire on the
part of the Commonwealth, when, where, how
nnd after what manner the said Martin Billmyer
came to his death, do say that the said Martin
Billmyer did, while laboring under n mentnl aber
rations, stab" himself nnd cut his own throat
with a common iocket knife, and that the same
Martin Billmyer came to ills death ns aforesaid
and not otherwise.
John Hrrnrnw, .1. P.
Charles E. Miller, Foreman, W. li. Phillips,
David Robinson, Charles Schcllel, G. S. Ransom,
Jas. Rothrock. Williamtporl Oattttt, August
21t.'
From the Lykens Register of the 13th iust., wo
extract the following t
Jucob Haln, nn account of whose being bit by
a rattlcMiukc we published lai-t week, removed to
his home, about four miles west of Pincgrovc,
on Monday lust. When last heard from, it was
thought he would recover with the loss of his
arm.
A band of Irish gypsies, numbering seven or
eight, including men, women and children, with
two large wagons and six or eight horses, en
camped over Sunday a short distance above
Wiconisco. They were visited by a large num
ber of people, nnd affected several horse-trades.
We hear of snakes being more numerous than
usual this year hereabouts, especially rattlesnakes
aud copperheads. They arc seen ulong the rail
road aud In the fields dally, and large black
snake and rattlers are frequently encountered on
the byways and mountains near this place. A
few days since, several women were berrying iu
Powell's Valley, Jefferson township, when one
of the number, feeling u movement under tier
foot, was horrified ; upon examination, to 11 ml
that she had stepped oil live rattlesnakes! She
gave a scream and fainted but tier companions
hustened to the rescue, and soou restored her and
succeeded in killing the entire brood of reptiles,
without any harm being done to the participants.
Mr. Benjamin BulUngton of Washington town
ship, well known to old citizens in this section,
died on Saturday afternoon last, in the sixty-eighth
year of his age.
Mr. Bufllimrton willed his estate, which will
probably amount to $00,000, to Ills wife and
brothers nnd sisters.
William Walter, Jr., a lxy nged about eleven
years, only child of William Walter of this place,
was almost instantly killed nt the breaker of the
Lykens Valley Coal Company's new operation,
three miles east of this place on Tuesday lust.
A young man by the name Henry Bartow, at
work near by, in uttcmping to rescue young Wal
ter, came very near meeting with a rimilar fate ;
slipping ns he neured the pulled, in ills haste, he
fell forward, his hand being caught In the belt,
carrying it over the pulley, but not getting his
clothes raught, he extricated himself without
serious injury.
Capti-be or House Tiiievks. From the Ma
hauoyCity Uatrlte of Saturday Inst we extrac t
the following :
Iu November last a horse belonging to Charles
Scaiicr, and buggy owned by Mr. Allebach was
was stolen from this Borough, since which time
search has been made In nil directions, but with
no success. About a week since Mr. Seader
learned that a man named Moothart had been
arrested in Delaware County, nnd had said lis
knew where the horse nnd buggy eould be found.
Mr. Stauirerand Capt. Reed, special police, pro
ceeded to Medi'i, where Moothart was conlincd
m Jail, and had an interview with him. Moor
thart says they traded the horse In Butler Valley,
and the officers sire now on the truck. A portion
of the buggy was fouud in Hazcltou. Moorthnrt
served n term in the Schuylkill County Prison for
stealing a mule from Michael Krelis In Cutuwissa
Vallley ubont two years since. Jake Rhodes, his
accomplice, is now in prison nt East on, for steal
ing a horse from Mr. Wltuier, Roaring Creek,
Columbia Comity.
There is no doubt that these men lire members
of an organized baud of horse thieves, who re
side iu dllfcreut parts of the State, nnd iu Jersey.
Horses stoleu in the interior of the e r '
shipped to Jersey, uud those stoleu 1" '
sent to tho interior. Seve
have been recovered ''
;;) by the '
h.
at 13
, mui bitten
.vlug with him
lie made a poul
iinmedlally to the
n, but the swelling wi.
serious effects, and he is
. Journal,
. following Items from the Sham.v
of this week I
.nt on tub R. R. On Wednesday of
.eek, Wm. A. Culp, an employee of the
uokiu Div. N. C. Ii, W., hud bis Jaw brokeu
three places while coupliug to a car loaded
. lib lumber. The lumber projected further lhau
ue had calculated ou, and bis head was jammed
I between it aud the other car, with the result
1 bIuivm SLutil.
xvi
..ss-i
, . -- -
, ThoiasCahlll, a young mnn employed at the
" fkRUl
i Colliery, had his bend aud shoulders
In-
jr bruised and his back sprained, in ulleuipt-
thJu,"P fronl COH ' nif Mouutnin,
leaD lay morning. He had gu ou to ride to
braces ai lu f-'ettinB ln PO'tlo to make the
of hi. hibetween one of the corier jiobts aud
nnabla to car' 1,U elsul CBIkJ ,ue hetl
h...l ,n i 'tfcome so wedged lu that he was
urn he wle "' be feU '". "'
h l of bUb fctrlkln tuo Iu
heel of hU boot W. d MverB ft .fore the
His .Injuries, ullUoft MnA Uewui
'' '' ere, are not tbught to
Fatal Acoidsnt. O
was caught betwohn two',, , Wm.Frlts
-. "t Trnvori. th. mines rz
Such KB exttfllt that I,. .IU.I . . ...... -J
v.- ... , 11 mi iniui to
I 1V. 4 "J? 1C"I" LU "'",' but V follow.'"
leaves vlfe acd t-erdd thildrtn. Vrsisud ,
Perched In the shade, on swinging spray,
The red-breast, bappy, blithe and gay,
Far from dnngnr, Told of fear,
Warbles to the llst'nlng ear,
Notes of pleasnre, nlrv, wild
Softly plaintive, sweetly mild
Whispering to the shady grove
Tender strains of artless love.
Of notes and protests, hopes and fears, '
It nothing knowsj and nothing; cares, ..' "
o Nor of the real or funded Ilia . - -
That bu mart Hps Incessant tills.
.. -TUe burthen of her marry song,
To All who that way pass along, '
Is, but your clothes from Tj U. Nott i
Yon'll find him always on the spot, ' "
Ready to sell yon cheup, for rash.
All sterling (roods, not worthless tmsh
But smrments fitted Tor a Klngi
In stvle and finish, just the thing.
The latest fashions for t'ic spring. '
Fabrics of varied sorts nnd shade,
Clothing; more tasteful Is not inaile.'
Call at T. U. Nott, in Miller's stone block, 3d
street, Sunbury, Pa.
Tub Atlantic Monthly for August, contains
among other articles of Interest, the '"True Story
of Lady Byron's Life," by Mrs.'Horrlet Bcecher
Stowe. Tills article, w hich charges Lord Byron
with.crlminai;iutlnmcy with Ills half sister, Lady
Augusta Leigh, bus exrilcj great Interest in lit
erary circle,.Hiid has been severly criticised by
the Press ns uncalled nnd improper. The secret
of tho cause which scperutcd Lady Byrou and
her husband, hnd.ucvcr.hcen revealed until Lady
Byron coulldcd it to'our country womun,".Mrs.
Stowe, when in EuroH', some 10ycais Kince,
whlchls nowjpublished. liidcfcnceof Lady By
ron's couduct.
Watson's Art Joi:hkai. Is tho title of anew
weekly publication devoted to muslc,art literature
uud fashion. Each number is accompanied with
n pattorn wlileh can be used, nnd will lit, besides
itjgircs'n new fashion plate,; which will enable
dress-makers, the most recherche fashions aud
practical. Published by Watsou it Co., No.
740 Broadway New York. Price, $7.50 per
annum.
KOR TUB AVEIIICAN.
Mr.' r.MTOH : I observed lnrthe Drnwerat, last
week, nmom; other ribald Jests, relating to the
arrival of lieu. Grant, thal somci."nigger" had
prevented you entering the ear. Permit me to
say that I was pnwnt and saw but one individual
who;iulght Iks properly called a nlgcr, and
upon inquiry, was told that he was the represen
tative of "Purdy's famous nigger," sometimes
culled the Junior editor of the Jtemocntt. (.
Business tiocs.
Ice Ciiram Freezers. A new supply of Free
zer's, Just received frsm New York by
H. B. MASSER.
Masskk & Hi!.!., have Ju4 received a new lot
of musical Instruments, nnd other goods at their
music store iu Market Square.
Seconii-HanI) Pianos for sale or rent. Two
Sccoud-llund Pianos In good order and condition
at the music store of Masser & Hill.
Of it next door neighbor, Mr. S. Faust, has nn
extraordinary streak of luck iu selling his new
styles of hats. A general assortment always on
hand to select from, which are sold nt such low
prices that every on:! can afford to keep up with
the latest style.
i
Now is your time to procure your winter Boots
and Shoes aud leave them lay by to season well.
John Wllver has procured extra stock which Is
being made up, and those wishing nn article to
wear well besides having a good fit, bhould go
to him at once uud leave their orders.
We never hear of n death but what some one
does not wish to retain a likeue-s of the departed.
There should be no delay In having every mem
ber of the family have their likeness taken, and
some regard should he paid to having it made life
like. For nil such wc recommend them to go to
S. Byerly, on Market Square. He will take them
in every style and iu such a manner that they
never fade.
A New Style. Wc noticed a nice young man
a few days ago with a very stylish suit of clothes
walking towards the depot. The new suit drew
the attention of every one, uud he was repeatedly
stopped aud asked who made it. He readily re
plied that it was made at J. O. Beck's Tailor
Shop, on Fourth street. Since then Mr. Beck Is
taking measures daily for suits of the same style.
There nre still some who do not know of J. F.
Schaffer'stnilo ring establishment, on the comer
of Market Square and Third street. To such
wc advise them to go nnd sec his extra line goods
which are made up dally. They will find him
always ready to accommodate all and introduce
the latest style. His customers never leave him
after the first trial as they arc always satisfied.
Music and Paintings. Masser A: Hill have
rcccivvd more new Pianos and Organs, from New
York. These instruments from celebrated makers,
uru warranted, and lire sold ut less than city
prices. They have also received a new lot of
beautiful chromo pictures, stationery, photo
graphs, and other works of art. Also a new and
beautiful stylo of moulding Just introduced.
Chroinos ut $5, superior to paintings costing
$100 cm bo h id at their store. Call and see.
MASS Ell & HILL'S
Xew Munie Store,
MA11KKT SIJUAIIK, SUNIIL'ItY, T..
Ciik kkiiiso'h Pianos. Masser Jc Hill are the
authorized sole agents fur the sale of these cele
brated Pianos in this place.
Bahnes' Sci'Kiiiou i'UMis.-These excellent in
strunients ure sold by Masser A: Hill, sole agents.
They are the cheapest tirst class Pianos iu thu
market.
Mason V Hamlin's Ohoans. Several new ones
Just received by Masser Hill, sole ageuts, Suu
bury, Pu. ( '
All Pianos nmllTlrgnus sold by Masser & Hill,
nre warranted for 6 years, and arc sold ut New
York prices.
.ry Urwiu V I'rvtluee .llurkct.
COKKECTLY WEEKLY BY GKKIMiElt lillO.
Guain Choice White Wheat M 50
best Amber, Winter 1 4(1
Coru 1 10
Rye i ao
Oats, (o3 lbs.) 45
Best Amber, Winter, per suck 3 00
" " " barrel H 00
New Oats 50
Com Meal, per cwt., ii 00
BlTTEK New York :io
Peuusylvuuia Roll 35
Eoc.8 Per dozen 25
Meats Dried Beef, .:r lb UKfooO
Smoked Mutton Hif.Ll'J
" Venison 40(ii.48
Labd per lb 35
FlbU bull While Fish, jier lb 15
' Trout " 15
Cod " 8
Fresh Shad . ..
Vegetables Turnips, per bushel 00
Polutoes " " 50
Ouious " " 1 50
Beans, " bitart 15(a.l
Hcmiuy, 44 " 13
Dbibd Fkuits Dried Apples, Iier tb 13(a.l4
" Peuchos, " 20(u,ad
" Cberrius, 10(J.35
Blackberries 30
" lbupbenics 20
Gkkkn Ari-LEi perbunul 5 75(0 00
Nil AMOK IN COAL, TRADE.
EAST AND WEST.
&UAMOSIN, August Si, IbO'.l.
roas.Cirt.
Seutfor week ending Aug. liUt l.'i.HH 04
Per lust Report 2,41 1?
244.f,:;s oi
To same time last year ik),WV IS
Ptercaff
1
... 17
MANHOOD. In thbTouro and RisinoUenr
RATtoN, the vegntatlre powers of life are strong,
hut In a few ynnra how often the (mi I Id hue, the
lack-lxstre eye and emaciated form, and the Im
possibility of application to mnnt it effort, show
Its baneful influence. It soon becomes evident to
the observer that sonic depressing Inllueucn Is
checking the 'development of Mm body. Con
sumption Is talked of, nnd perhaps the youth Is
removed from school and sent Into the country.
This Is one of the Worst movements. Removed
froti: the ordinary diversions of the I'ver-ehamrlng
scenes of the city, the powers of the body too
much enfeebled to eive zest to healthful and ru
ral exeiciso, thoughts are turned inwurds upon
themselves.
If the patient be a female, the approach of the
menses Is looked for with mixietr. as thu llrst
Hvtnntnm In wlilen Nutnri Is tn nhmv her artvlmr
power In diffusing the circulation and visltlnirtha
I cheek with the bloom of health. Alas I increase
I of appetite has irrown by what It fed oni tho en
ergies of the system nre prostrated, nnd the wholo
economy Is deranged. The beautiful nnd won
derful ieriod In which body nnd mind under Is
so fascinating a change from child to Minna u its
looked for In vnlnt the parent's licnit bleed. Is
anxiety, and fancies thu gmve but waiting for go
victim.
llKi.Mnoi.n's Extract Brcni', for Weakness
arising from excesses orj early indiscretion, at
tended wlfh the following symptoms: Indisposi
tion to Exertloii,'l.oss of Power, Loss of Memo
ry, Difficulty of Breathing, General Weakness,
Horror of Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Dreadful Horror of Death, Night Sweats, Cold
Feet, H'nkefulncss. Dimness of Vision. Langotir,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System. Op
tn Enormous Appetite with Dy)eplic Symf
toms. Hot Hands. Flushing of the" Body, Dryness
of the Skin, Pallid Countenance nnd Eruptions
on the Face, Paiirln the Back, Heaviness nf the
Eyelids, Frequently Black Sots Elying before
the Eyes, with Temporary Suffusion nnd Loss of
Sight," Want of Attention". Great .Mobility, Rest
lesi'iiess, with Horror of Society. Nothing Is
more desirable to such piitlcnts"than Solitude,
and nothing they more dread, for Fear of Them
selves! no Repose of Manner, no Earnestness, no
Speculation, but a hurried Transition from one
q nest ion to Knot her.
Theso symptoms, If allowed to go on which
this Medicine invariably remove soon follow loss
of Power, Fatuity, mid Epileptic pits, In one of
which the patient limy expire.
During the suierlntendenee of Dr. Wilson at
the Bloomingdale Asylum, this sad result occur
red to two patients; reason had for a time left
them, and both died of epilepsy. Thry were of
both sexes, nnd about twenty years of age.
Who can say that these excesses are not fre
quently followed by those direful diseases Insani
ty nnd Consumption l The records of the Insane
Asylums, and the melancholy deaths by Con
sumption, bear ample witness' to the truth of
these assertions. In Lunatic Asylums the most
nudum holy exhibition appears. The countenance
is actually sodden and quite destitute neither
Mirth uor Grief ever visits it. Should a souud of
the voice occur, It Is rarc.lv articulate.
"With woeful measures wan Despair
Low sullen sounds their grief beguiled."
Whilst we regret the existence of the above dis
eases and symptoms, we are prepared to offer an
invaluable gilt of Chemistry for the Removal of
the consequences. ilKi.Miioi.n's llioin.T Concen
trate!! Fi.vin Extract of Bcciu:. There Is
notiinic like it. It is an anchor of hope to the
surgeon and patient, nnd this Is the testimony of
all who have used or prescribed It.
Sold by Druggists nnd Dealers cvervwhere.
Price tl."a5 per bottle, or six bottles of f 0.50. De
livered to any address. Describe symptoms lu all
commuuiiatious.
Ad.lrcs H. T. HELM BOLD,
Drug and Chemical Wnrchorse,
5V4 Broadway, New York.
5-ffNone are Genuine unless done up In Slecl
engraved wrapper, with I'ae-slmilie of my Chemi
cal Wurchousr, aud signed
H. T. HELM BOLD.
TERRORS OF YOUTH. A gentleman who
2J suffered for years from Nervous Debility
Premature decay, and the effects of youthful in,
discretion, will, for the sake of'sufl'ering humani
ty, send free to all who need, the rccie and di
rection for making thu simple remedy by which
he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by tho
advertiser's experience can do so bv addressing,
in perfect confidence, JOHN OGDEN,
MayVll!!-!yJ No. 42 Cedar rtrcct, N. Y.
ANEW REMEDY IN CONSUMPTION. A
Physician who had Consumption for sev
eral years, wit li frequent bleeding of the lungs,
cured himself with a medicine unknown to the
profession, when Ids case up wired hopeless,
lie is the only physician who lias used it in bis
own person, or who has any knowlecgo of Its
virtues; and heenn describe the degree of health
be now enjoys to nothing but the use of his me
dicine i and nothing but utter despairand entire
extinction of all hope of recovery, together with
n want of confidence in all others, Induced him
to hazard the experiment. To those suffering
with any disease of tho Lungs he proffers a treat
ment he confidently believes will eradicate the
disease. Price $1.50 per bottle or S a half
dozen, sent by express. Bend for a circular or
call on
Dr. E. Uoylston Jacksom,
No. 2.'s3 North Tenth, Street, Phila.
For sale by II. Y Frlling, Market Square, Sun
bury, Ph., und Druggitts generally.
flO CONSUMPTIVES. The Advertiser, hav- j
A. ing been restored to health In a few weeks,
by a very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with a severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consumption Is anxious to
make known to his fellow-sufferers the means of
cure. !
To all who desire it, lie will send a copy of tho
prescription used (tree of charge), with the direc
tions lor preparing and using the same, which
they will find a st he Ci iik koii Conui mi'tion,
UtIIUI IlirilVflllTIJ ..I.. Tl... ..1.1..... ..r.l 1
vcrtiscr in sending the Prcseriplion is to benefit
the utlicted, and spread informal ion which he
conceives to be invaluable j aud be hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, us il will cost thciii
uothiug, und prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address, Kv.v. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Countv, New York.
M:iy8,'ti0.-ly.
DEAFNESS, Hllnducfs and Catarrh treated
with the utmost success, by J. Isaacs, M.
D., nnd Professor of Diseases of the Eye and Far ;
(his scciality) in the Medical College of Penn
sylvania, 12 years experience, (forinerlv of Lev
den, Holland,) No. K05 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Testimonials call be seen ut tills ntllce. The med
ical faculty uru invited to accompany their pa
tients, us he hat no secrets iu his practice. Arti
ficial eyes inserted without paiu. No charge for
examination. febl3-tVJ:ly
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GJ.UIDK TO MARRIAGE. Voung Mens'
A Guido to Marriage und Coujugnl Felicity.
Thu humane views of beuevoleut Physicians, ou
the Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and
Early Manhood, sent in sealed letter' envelopes,
Irwtof eluirgu. - AdJrvfc HOWARD ASSOC! A-
i iiv., io i., i-oiianeijMiiii, ra.
, June 1U, 1006 ly.
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XOKTIIERX CXNTItAiL RAILWAY
com ANY.
t HKAsiiHxu's orrirK,
Bai.timoiir, June 1st, 13GU.
This C mptny Is now receiving Subscriptions,
nf pnr tttcruetl tofr'rmsj in eifmovy, for a limited
ntnouut of Its ronstolldsUeil Nix er
( enl nnmlsi, 1'rinrljtal und liitrrrnt
I'nynhlc In oltl, Fro from State
and National Tux cm.
Theso Bonds arc iu sums of $1000, dated July
1, liK, nnd due Jnlyl, 1UIK), with Coupons pay
able 1st January and Julyi and nre secured bv'n
General Mortgage for 0,KKl.000 whieh inWw'rs
fAt pmrtnu .ouiu, and v 111 become n first i.ikn
of the. Company, except nn annuity iff $10,000
payable to the State of Maryland.
Subscriptions will be received, nnd further In
formation furnished nt the First National Bank,
in Suubury. Pa.
J. 8. LEIB, Treasurer.
June 19, 1800. 3m.
v uiv vpiiuiiiTHus ui .ivniiauiuen
land comity.
Fellow Citizens: I hereby offer mvselfto your
consideration as a candidate for ASSEMBLY,
nt the npronching October Election, subject to
tho decision of the Union Republican County
Convention. Should I be nominated and elected, I
pledge myself to perform the duties of the office,
to tho best of my abilities, nnd faithfully guard
the Interests of mv constituents;
DANIEL W. BAMPSEL.
Point twp., July 17th, lSHU.
County Treasurer.
To tht li(nMkans vf Xurth'd County.
n'AVING been solicited by ninny of my
. friends I hereby announce myself as a euu
didate for the officii of County Trcasurer,of Nor
thumberland county Bubject to thcdecisiou
of the County Convention.
llavluclost a leg in the service of my country,
thereby depriving mo of physical strength to fol
low any occupation, I solicit your votes for the
above office, and if elected, 1 promise to perform
thu duties impartiallv and to the best of my abil
ity. Sunbury, June 19, li9. JOHN J. SMITH.
1'rof lionotnry.
To the I'epublican Votr$ of A 'orthmnbt rlond
County.
AT the solicitation of my friends I have con
sented to be a candidate for the office of
PROTHONOTARY, subject to the decision ofthe
I Republican Convention, llaviug tt knowledge of
! the dutiesof the office, andean s)ciik both the
' English and German languages. I shall, if elected,
fulfill the duties to the liesl of my ability, and
: render general satisfaction to uiv constituents.
' JOHN CALDWELL,
i Sli.imoktn, July 24th, 1WJ.
T II V. 1IOKT N I' C C I!NNF V L
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OK THE WORLD,
THE
NATIONAL
LIFE 1NMTUANCK COM PANT,
IMTtlt STAT KM OF AJIKRICA,
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CON
GRESS.
C(ikIi Cupltnl, - - - - "l.OOO. OOO.
HitANCH Office, PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICER t
CLARENCE H. CLARK, Philadelphia, Presi
dent. JAY COOKE, Pblladslphln, Chairman Finauce
aud Executive Committee.
HENRY I). COOKE, Washiugtou, Vice-President.
EMERSON W. PEET, Philadelphia, Secretary
and Actuarv.
FRANCIS G. SMITH, M. I)., Philadelphia,
Median! Director.
Tills Compnnr issued, in the first TEN
1IONTI1S of its exlsteuee,
5,396 POLICIES,
LN'Sl'RVa
gis.iati.Noo.
The Company offers to its Policy-Holdcri
PERFECT BECURITY
by Its Cash paid up Capital of One Million Dol
lars, and guarantees to the Insured, by its
LOW HATES OF Pit EMI UM
LARGE DIVIDENDS IN ADVANCE,
Or a Reversionury Dividend of 100 per cent, by its
It E T U It N PREMIUM PLAN.
.i:.f.kai. A;r..TS.
E. W. CLARK & CO., Bankers, No. 38 South
Third Street, Philadelphia, General Agents for
Pennsylvania nnd Southern New Jersey. B.
8. KcssEl.I., Manager.
L. M. YODER, Local Ag't.,
Suubury, Pa.
April 10. Sept. f, 5S y
OIK XKW
Family Sewing Machine.
The SuiH-rlor Merits of
THE "S1XGEH" MACIIIXES
Over ull others, for cither Family or Mauufac
turiug purposes, are so well established and so
generally admitted, that an enumeration of their
relative excellences is no lougcr considered ueccs-
b"r Otlt NEW FAMILY MACHINE,
Which has beeu brought to perfection, regardless
of time, labor or expense. Is now conildcuily pre
sented to tho public us iucouipuribly tit 6cl .Stie
ini Miu hiue in tiisttnee. The uiuchiue iu quebtion
is
Simple, ComjHiet, Durable and Ikautiful.
It is quier, light running nnd enmblt of jht
forming a rawjt and variety nevtr befori alttmptttt
itHM a linylt machine, using either Silk, Twit,
Linen or Cotton Thrcud, uud sewiug with cpial
facility the very !iue4t and coarsest materials,
aud aiiytliing betwecu the two extremes, In the
most beautiful uud substantial manner. Its at
tachments for JJnmnitiij, JlrnUtinij, Cwtlituj,
Tucking, Quilting, telling. Trimming, liituling,
ttc, ure novel und practical, and have beeu iu
vcuted aud adjusted especially for this machine.
New design!! of the Unique, I'seful, and PopuJ
lar Folding Tops and Cabinet Cuses, peculiar to
the machines manufactured by tkis Company,
have been prepared for enclosing the uew Mu
cbiuo. A faiu Idea, however, can at best be conveyed
through the medium of a necessarily limited ad
vertisement i aud we therefore urge every person
iu quest of a Sewing Machine by all uieous to
examine and test, if they can possibly do so, all
tho leading rival machines before making a pur
chase. A selection can theu be made understand
ing!)'. Bruuchcs or agencies for supplying thu
"Singer" machines will be found In nearly every
city or town throughout the civilised world,
where Machines will be cheerfully exhibited, und
uny information promptly furnished. Or coin
muuleulleatloiis may be uddressed to
THE SINO Ell MANUFACTURING CO
j.'iH RttoAnwAV, Nkw Yohk.
PIIILAD'A OFFICE 610 Chestnut St.
MKS. IIKXJ. LAl'F., 81IAMOKIX,
SOLE AGENT FOR NORTH'D. CO.
f-f Persons who desire tho above Muchtues,
at Suuburv uud vlciully, cau obtaiu them from
Miss CAROLINA DAL1US, Murket St., Suu
bury, Pa., who is authorized to make sale fur
them.
April 10, 18C, ly.
FAKH FOK MALE.
ONE ofthe best bottom farms on the Susque
hanna river, lyiug 7 miles from Williams-
port, all lu llrst rate order with new Dwell
ing, aud good fences. 104 acres for t'.'.OtX).
Less thau real alue. Terms c-usv,
Kiiquimof A. T. VTFHPl.fj
May 18CI'. -3ia IViUisiutiuil, fa,
jltfth) bbcrthcmcnlo.
JET EVERYBODY KNOW
THAT ON AND AFTER il i;j ,1TIU,
r n 1 1. 1 ts u ,
at the
MAMMOTH H T O U K ,
WILL SELL
EXCLUSIVELY EOll CJS1T.
Everything will then be reduced to thu vury
tO WENT ntlCEN FOR CASH I
ONR PUICK
aud that the LOWEST.
BRAR THM IN MKSD.
IT. Y. FRILINO.
Sunbury, May 22, iVf.H.
m:w drv oois
AND
v it E s II a n o c E 11 i e s I
On Third St., one door below the Lutheran Chuieh,
BUNBUKV, PENN'A.
TIENKY PETE US
HAS just opened s lurgc assortment of DRY
GOODS, such ns Calicoes, Muslins, Ac,
which nre sold cheaper than ever. Also, n
variety of Notions, Undershirts, Drawers, Hats
and Caps.
LADIES' WOOLEN GOODS, Ac.
GltOCEIUES AXU MO V1SIOXX
of all kinds, such as
BLGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, SPICES. COAL
Oil, Molasses, Syrups, Mackerel, l.urd.Hams,
Nuts, Dried and canned Emits, Prumvi,
Raisins, Cheese, aud Crackers, and
iu fuel everything usually kept
in the Groceiv line
Hams, Fish, Coal Oil,
Crockery-ware, Queens wu re,
Glass-ware, Willow-ware, rtc..
The best FLOUR and MEAL In tho
Tobacco, Cigars, and and a variety of
NOTIONS.
ALSO ; All kinds of Canned Fruit, si tho
lowest prices.
Country I'roduco token in rxehange for Goods.
I-yCall uud exutuinc my Stoch, nnd satisfy
vourstlvcs.
HENRY PETERS.
Sunbury, April 10,'IRCO.
I860. CASH ! CAM! ! t 1869.
Mar,!e Word secures Magic Bargnins nt t!.o
MAMMOTH CASH STOHK
OF
II. Y. FltJI.IXU,
Market Nqnnre, Nuultury, Fonii'a.,
HIIEKE MAT BB FOl'Nll TUB
BEST SELECTED
AND
CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT
of Goods ln the county.
4 11 1. , e t 1.. .
iii iviuus ui ciuiMuiiuy iccciviu. j
Call and see and examine for
yourselves.
CARPETS,
OILCLOTHS,
NOTIONS,
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE,
CEDAR WARE,
WILLOW WARE,
HATS AND CAPS,
ROOTS AND SHOES
SALT, 1'LASTER,
Croecrieu of Kvorj- I)fHcrI(ioil ! I
ALSO,
Drus, Medicines, l'a'mls. Oils, lVlfumi rks
Dye Stufis, &c, &c.
CASSIMERES AND CLOTHS
or AM. KINDS.
Call ami bo eunvinoeil tlutt llie ' MAM
MOTH" the Stow to lmy iln a!.).
II. V. I'ltl i.ivc;.
April 10, IStlO.
THE i
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l XIO AMI i: I KAI. PAdl K !
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RAILROADS, j
BOUGHT AND SOLD. i
IE HAVF.N A ItHO.,
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BANKERS and dealers iu GOVERNMENTS.
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No. 40 South Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA. I
May 22, ISt'.'J. ,
M -MII KY NI'KAM
- FLOURING MILLS,
J M ! I1W A 1.1. II1FII
n AVINU
known
AVINU Uken charge of the above e
cstabltshuieut ,is prepared to fur-
nish
FLOUR of all kinds,
MEAL,
FEED,
SHORTS, Ac.,
ou the best terms to customers. .
The big Lust cush prices paid for all kinds of
grain.
teefCuslom Work solicited iu j'rtf.rtnc vt
M.rcbaiil work,
anbury, Match fi, 1H9.
UK EAT rA'IFI; nlM:OA! A&H WSMH
,s finished I mhMWimi
1'iitsr mokt;ac.e iiomis j (7&
J5ctu blifiilsfinrnls.
JOHN ECKMAN. I'. M. ECKMAK. M. A. Ill
A K' FIRM I M.Vt OOKN
JOHN ECKSIAN & CO.
Having taken the old and popnlnr stand
W. Bassler, on the corner of Fourth and Mn,
street, SCNUCRY, PA.
Ilesiect fully announce to the friends of
old CHti'bllsbuicnt and all new customers
they have Just returned from Philadelphia!
a large ussortnu tit of
m;w jooivn, j
Consisting of DRY GOODS, NOTl
GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, OLASSWif
WOOD and WILLOW WARE. Also, .
Huts) huI C'mH, Rootis stntl Klie)
in great variety.
READY MADE CLOTIIIN'0.
Floor und Table Oil Cloth, Carpet und Car
Chain.
I.AmKS' DRKM GOODS,
Calicoes, Muslliis.Dclnucs, Handkerchiefs, No
lies. Culls. Collars, Flannels, Table Lltincn,
Crash Cheeks, Tickings, Cottou Flannels,
a splendid nssorluieul of Hoop Skirts.
Spices. Teas, Salt, Fish, Toilet and Fancy Soa
Hardware, iron, Nails, Look Glasses, JtU
Burners. Also, Weldeiisiiul and Sptgleinyc
ci-.i.i;i!it vrrn family ixoi
kept constantly ou hand.
Call and examine our sto"k and he convlnf
llml you can buy cheaper than anywhere else.
By fair nnd honest dealings we. hope to tut
a full t'mrc of the ).ublic patronage.
Countrv prodii'.1 taken in exchange for go
JtlllN ECKMAN & CO
Sunbury, May i!2, 1 still. ly.
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In lfavfVn Imii iVoitt Luildinij,
Knnburj, I'm.
April 10, 1'.).
lu consequence of the disastrous tire, which I
January last destroyed their Store nud its co1
contents,
J. i:. CAI.inVLlM. A CO.,
JEWELERS,
Have hud made especially to I heir order In I
rope and ill Amcrieu, nu entirely
NEW STOCK OF CHOICE GOOD
WhieU are now opened aud ready lor
examination.
VERY FINE PARIS MANTLE CLOCKS,
(Every movement with the new
improvements.)
cw Kitfe Ornaments to Male!.
Km irely new
HHONZES, OROCI'S AND EIGUItES
OIIUIIAM MAM F O GO'S.
F I N E E L E C T R O WAKE 8,
Best SicrliuL' Silver Ware,
New designs,
WATCHES, JEWELRV, &e., S.c,
A very fuli assort ineul at very
MOIIKItATE 1'IllCKS.
For the presn.t at
HIO t iit-hf nut Street, I'USluUelpIiia
April 10, isi in.
1.1 (I V O R NTOUEI
CHRISTIAN NEFF,
Second Street, opposite the Court House, SUN
BURY, PA.,
Respect fully Invite thoatlcullou of Retailer:
aud others, that he has ou baud, and will con
slant ly kep all kinds of
j FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS',
I Consisting of Pure Brandies: Cogniae, Cherry,
I Ginger, lioehelleand Otanl.
Whiskies: Pure Uve Copi er-Di'tliled, Monon
QUEENSWARE, gahela, Apple i.i.d Nectar.
PI KE HOLLAND GIN !
Wines: Champagne Wiuo, Shcrrv, Port aud
Chi ret.
j Crab Ci.ler, Clmuii agne Cider, N. E. Rum.
Erown Mloi.t and Soldi Ale.
! t'TOMACH AND BAR LITTERS,
An.l uli others Liquors which can be found lu
tint city markets, which will be sold ut Whole-
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repjeeiuea. .ttso, a ia.::c ioi. oi ii..Miuit.i5
aud BOTTLES, always on hand.
I-?" Orders promptly aliciided to, aud public
patronuge rcijctlully bolieited.
C. NEFF.
Sunbury, July S, 1S00. ly
I'ltllliN. OUm, Ac.
J A FULL slock of Oils comprising Linseed
, Oil. Coal Oil, Fish Oil, and Lubriea'iu-.
I Oil tor Engines and Machinery, Varnishes, Glass,
ahvavs on hand, at low l , i. at
CON LEY A CO'S.
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iTiiarto -ai.TmltiTi il A . n -VisJ
HlLADELPHiA.
' I C37"Snmi0c8 fcent y mail wlit written for.
Oci;;-e,s:iy
Volieo lu Trt'ftUM'r!s.
1 1 i .Til ' L" l l,..uV.u i.:.... tl... .
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persons .)! u uli'i.w. I lu Iietl..
property of the undersigned, In Lower Mahi..
loiiii.bip, Noi'tlniiulic'luad county, for the pur
pose of picking Berries, Fruit, t:, or to uiitsr
Into any enclosure witno.,. pi-.T.issinr, ws. Vii
law will bu euforeed agumst all ohVndcn-.
ISAAC II. RESSLPH,--
LowerMhonoy twp., June la, 1 i0o.t
f?On Ki.kllers. w. hivs7d vlr!'
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