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A sssbash 4. Gasp scsst
On Sunday last religious sxsrslsss q .
tssply interesting ohArsetsr vsro held II Oump
Scott, the headquarters Of the sickiss Brigsas.
To psrssDs accustomed 20 the rs.p.ctsbls pisty
and gold sp.etscied Orthsic.y Of oar fashionable
uptown ohurshss, the easy freedom and am.
piioi,y-epd fsvor withsl, q csnp worship,
prct.ca n .G.ct Il once nsvel and solsmn.
In the various service. h.ld d.riss tss day IN
tents op>n 70 the brssx., and ceumsndlng
sosnsfy Of unrivsll.d bsssty, the voio. Of
prsyr and yrsiss mingled with the so.g d
birds IN snroundisg trc-s, and . ei.ss u >m
not Often ssen isir,se.s Of worship Listened with
willing ssrs 70 ths nsws q sslvstica throagh
f.ith In Christ. B~e ths Brigade NOT bsing
Jet fully equipped. were sesn me. Of Ill M
tionslitics and In al varieties Of costume tome
without coats and In ths svsry day dresses Of
tie farm, the workshep and the wharf, In
which thsy s,lisssd, and who's rmsnly forms,
and sttsntivs coustsnsncss suggested the rsaso-
tioa, that Il was prscissly unto this elastic
"ths oommoa psopls--thn Christ preached
wbsn IN saxth, and that IL 10 among than
the oross u declined 70 WIN lts choicest tri-
Xp..l. w.
~ setv'c,s Vesplshs nsLsLst ana
r,etn-nts. beld ssrvices IN the large tsuL us-d
nor comssny drill In inclemeat v,sthsr, the
Rev. Mr.. Te TrOHnlL preachinS. Al the same
ooe. tes nsv. nj WAsohfH easofaso
Os Csa.s,s. " .ns cn.psi snS sh'cn, WIZ
Oo.a couesy Ww.s noun9, VS. e'-
ereo TOT tntr putposs oy tne soove ma ned SEN
tlsmen. At +. M the hsv. MT. BvLKLEI
prescAed IN ths chapel tsnt, situatsd on All
Inmasding en- en- aisita view o. The surround
ng oopntry and he bay beyond, and again at
O'Clock q. the cioes VI brigade parade,
-h'n sh'rt religious .eryics .oek soc. rnh
az Ss sr.nd and ins9,ring sosn. Nearly
4,Vvo msn vere dfa-n up IN battalion array,
aod avsst ooneourss OF v,siton wore present..
m prayer nseuhg ~ r. o,oe'd tns re-
hg Gas ssrvicss for the day. A. this nesting,
vh'on VA crowded, muea tntsfest was mani.
hstsd.
~. toeAi numo@ o. nsr Traded on SUNDAY
vs. sSS S1; on. n p.soso,. tns' ssvs'n non -
ero scohoosl men were m zoe camp Inc
oras' 'H1 ne masss.s sa arrived, sno me
~ "a !, 4. u. ~. s~s HgdAy sna 'onaI-
"a ~. .I ,e ~ Iu .sy sqIip
p. IN. ~ ing oosoy n ~
Ss p .a =, 81, ..,s W ~ sSs
DDngp T sssi%snS u,i p eu,, Oo,'
~ ,.n ~" ~ ou n.%sp P ~ .sn 30
nn mussea ~ tAoS tn nse%eaS W
ccsns. 2, 'se 80 y; l. neelnsa. ue Loaa ~,
Ooa.y A. ~ nok,esu''s ~ ns' 'uIr
Reuy "us.a 70. OH n ohAhAs'
In nnn S rg'~en' arg. ptopw ION ION
,so T 1ou ~ s wno nav. w., 1870, w., N JIG
sna tne Onmee IN uoo. OF .nen .eau tas men
with pssuosI good last. have .S planted trsss
c ne ,,,.sr n.,, & sua sns % N.Y.,
| Sssish 49, - - - "a -
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AxoIHkR LINK rs SEVERED In the chain oil
the past. Mrs. HANNAH CLEVELAND. born
during the reign of GEoRoH in 1856, has
just died at Skeneateles, Conn.
TBu YEARS oKoP on MAPLE SUGAR Is ssti
mated at 2s 900 tons the money value Of II
Is o. sl7 SOC.
MAJ. PARrSaroH expresses her apprehsn-
sion that the people Of the gold regions Will
announcing thu opening Of another vein.
p. r. BARsuM was thrown by frightened
horse he wss in the act OF Arsstlng, and thu
cap bone Of his shoulder was crushed, 9
few days ago.
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c.vah y, The rebels mads ,hs ms-t ssrioar siN.st,
and ne blocdIss, paa, Of The battle Vas fought
Bu, the enemy were husly rou,sd and forced y
withdraw their hrcs.. ooi suar. ,hsn fsli bssA
on n una vsrnop, vhsss he Ooulabs suppar,ss.
The sole captive cnaOsr. taken sbOu, O'e'oSi,
rportsd she Ices ~ nearly Roe on thsr part bu %
shs s.v.rss, ash.iBg vss done subs.qu'n n, 70 thss
hour. 70 1. bslisv d tier ios 10 oopsldsrsblJ
greater, % yriscnus wire taken Our los h
8 kfIi.d, a,d - wounded spd missipe.
TIL b..is In who Dol. woLSSr vs. kil,sd, ~.
fUush, ssurdsy, 20 nile from syritghsld.
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C., aas.os /. q. G.vsr..s.s.


On Tuesday. the Government negotiated In
this city N issus Of I've millions Of Sxty days
SIX Psr cent Treasury notss, without the Least
effort, and Il b believed Il ossid havs raissd
double o. treble the amount with equal casa
This shows the confidence Of our capitalists in
the stability Of the 0ovsrnn cut and thar
willingness Is well - their ability TO sustain
Il with monsy-ths people freely supplying
the men. The plain, straightfox ward policy
Of the President, as stated in his Message 70
Congfsss, and the clear and sound financial
policy Of thu Secretary of the Treasury, a. de :
vslopsd In his late report, have, no doubt, had
powerful effect upon the minds Of capital,
lists, as they have had upon tn, minds Of all
classes Of oar citizens.
Thsre Il no longer Qf there has ever bssD)
sny ground for doubt that the Government
cannot got all the money - well as all the
man needed TO sustain Its authority. Thu
far, nearly all the monsy aid has bssn been
given by our own citxsns. but foreign capital
lists, sesing the proof Of THAR oonadsnos, and
tempted by the liberal rate Of intsrsst offered,
will compete for share In the new loan about
to be sanctioned by Congress. Thus, Al Inn
msnss amount offorsign capital will 30 drawn
into this country, and its employment and cir
culatiou hsre must stimulate many branches
Of industry. Much Of the capital will, Il ne
seesity, become "na,uralizsd"-t that Ia fxsd on
settled In the county, and though Its own
srs must be paid interest ard principal, Il may
be set down az certain that more than half oi
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STOCK FLUCfUAfIorD.
This sb,s d derived " son.p>sssss q As F,rsa
board -sler eHsh DAY -


gAr Fnlpcuoo, Ju 10 -Ths ships Twsl'ss -
Wiling b.vs ds- sgt cargo baby. TIE s>psu1. q
the chip Dcu ulxosss rsyor,s thst HIS ship w.s 10
tssply Ia adsd snd q ore tiue q. tho papeHs 10
,hsueht abe would have feuAdsisd.
BAInsssE. July it-Ths report IN ths h.sk
tsIviig vss sshsre on the Wolf Top IN Csssas
e,shs Bay. On sr.r. i, psovs he We -
ore. f5t this poit The 8 gunbcss Frsny rive
rare todsy wish % tors ~ hsr GO 70. end let Ne
4 Q ,tssnsbip Cen idgs sicnssids % pssssss -
ara sns faTpish fuIth - sss, lance n nssssmy.
q lies ,ss, and does pot leNk. sAa would pseha-
" Ast vfth this nan as nds
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maryIaaders "ia Isve" wlts the FEEDERS
troops


The Banner of the Covenant gives private
lsttar from Camp Lsiaurs, Little Guupowdsr
Rain. Maryland, from which We make the fol.
lowing spicy extract;
Ths people here are In love with our fellows.
Yesterday Sabbath they received an invita-
ton to attsnd church at one Of the farm houiss
near by, and wers invited to join In the sing.
ing, but phsn they pulled out THAR hymn
people open thsir eyes You know We hsve
two cholrs In my company, and they opened
the Emusic clifton" With will, and the country
people shu,lthsir mouths, and opsnsd thsir eyes
altttls wider than ever bsfore whsn they ssw
ihoee horrible northern barba ,ians JOIN Ia Chris
tian worship, and heard than ruug the songs
Of Zion, a. they never heard them sing bstofs
and than the Ininigtsr. Mr.. CRorS, an old
el1 mats Of Mr.. DRADvonDs, gave than .
rouaing Union sermon, until the poor deludsd
sscesdonists who wore present. evidently AK
pscted 10 ZEE h'avan open, and curses ratned
| Gown upon thsm. One old man came 10 see
me- this morning, and told ne that n nese
| were the Kind Of men the North SAINT ont to
fight for the Union, the South was forever and
| forever lost. Said he. have bean . msmbsr
| Of the Methodist Church for forty ysars, bat l
never fslt 30 near the kingdom - did yestsr.
day In WorAhipping with the men whom had
been taught 70 look upon a. the very scam Of
tho earth. On Saturday he was thorough 30
csasionist, homes ly 30, today he brings bis son,
and beg me 70 take him into my company, and
VII uniformed that II ID impossible, being alrsa
dy foil, be said he Woald ssIvs the Union In 20 ND
way, and he sands US milk. and buttsr, and
eggs, and straw, and everything he can thinh
Of, TO make n comfortable. Ali the neigh
borhood arc comingto Sc u. Al, EUwRn,
NoBLK HALIoN, and some more Of the boys
visited at the house Of Union man named M.
rHEws, on Saturday evening. HshAs dAugh'
'srA young women or nearly %, and live in sly IL
have q plano, Al all that sort Of thing. Thsy
undertook 70 amaze the soldiers by singing
aud by playing on the plano. The boy
first listsnsd and then helped 70 sing. Al
EuwER ticking his scat at thu pisno fairly as
tonisA.d the natives, by some Of his amAtsq
performances. Yesterday svsnipg. they al
visited Us at our but, % the Guupowdsr, an
the old gentlsman and his good lady, were dc
lighted beyond MEASURE. With the tsnsano
and sonvsrsation q the ee1shaon soldiers In N
command, for the boys can talk a. well as sins
then gave . slisht history Of tia character
each. a. pointed them out and Il would hay
dops your dear heart good 20 hays soon no
Ito patriotic pdas 0s thslx old hearts glow
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Dsstruesivs Fsrs n C.rshaEs.

CanAass, N. r., Jul, 1--we WsisV'Os0A-
A d.sHuOsivs Are occurred hare this morning
consuming AlnOsA ths so,irs budAsss portion q
'hs noe, comprising twelve saorss, three dwell
uss. one church. Oos AOasl, and sArriSss manu-
tosory. Loss uAk nSWn, but generally insured,
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with sdniratioa o. the cbractsr u the rnsn,
sNho ds,m'd IL rot glorf, hut duty. TO serve ~
privatss n the ranks II the patriotic army.
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yhe xHiriy eI~h,h C.usre...

Ihs Secretary Of the IntsriOr. In lstssr 70
the SPEAKER Of the House Of Representative,
gives The following as the sPpOrtionmsnt Of
representation In the nsxt Congrsss-ths SSH
-undsr the ospsus returns Of 1905
To THE 4rAru av-
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n-8sSt.-N
Our high sntioipstions Of the patriotic susru
Of Congress ssem 10 Be en- the high road Of
fuialmsnt. s srn dispatch, % We predicted,
msrts every step. All supsiancus PROPOSE
tons and speeches were collectively squelohsd
In the OUTSET, and thsrs Ia now talk Of restrict
ing necessary debate 10 Ave minute Teschss.
Never wAs Congress In % little mood for
talking. The world may 80 In It true smbo.
dimsnt Of the stsrn will Of the American poo
pls, tso terribly In earnest 70 BE- tria,d With
BY traitors or compromises In any manner.
II the means already adopted 70 shut the
mouths Of trsacherous representatives provs
insufficient, Il Is even asssrtsd by . correspond
emit Of the Evening Pod tina, III, House will not
hesitate to sxpsl any member who proves him
self traitor 10 his country By faeidously oh L.
strue,ing the rapid progress Of business nscss-
,sry for the preservation Of the Govsrnnsut.
ARRIVAL AND DErARruRn or THE SsvEuru
MASSACHUSETTS voLUrrrRRs This regiment
arrived Ut the foot Of CORTLAND street., on Ss-
turd.y morning at six o'clock. Ths "Scns Of
Massachusetts," lad made arrangements Tor
| giving the men breakfast at the Park barracks,
and the officers collation. 81 the Astor HOuss
out CO.. Couca ds,sruInsd to proes,d As soon
a. transportation shoald b provided by Quar-
tsrmss.er TonrKns, United STATE, army.
| The meal prepared for the men at the Park
barracks vas then Transferred In barrsls o.
board tia C.mmodors whsrs thu msn partock
OF Il. The Kill Won KulL which was provid-
ID to transport ths regiment TO Klix sbsthport,
arrived at The pier about ten O'Clock, whsn
the wuk Of trsssfsrripg The baggage train and
b rs.s Ct tho regiment commenced. Tbs
steamer LEFT about twelve O'Clock for izsbsth
port, wbsrs they take tho cars for HArrisburs
en- route 10 Washington.
TIE regiment mustsrs the regulation com
pleusnt Of men, Q,0i6l The arms are KIN
aeld rifles. Each man Il supplied with tire
days cooksd rstions. and tan rounds Of bal
cartridge. A baggage train Of fifteen bagsss
and two postal wagons, draw. BY eight.
horses, accompanies tho regiment. Mr.. IA
THAN JACKSON. . gentleman eighty two year
Of age and for hfty- ons } ears rssidsnt Of hi
| cry, Durs tus prsrs .uhu vst,s standard In CO
procession Of the "Bons Of Massachusetts,
from the Aston HOUSE. On arriving at I'll
steamer Commodore he presented one Of tw
boqusts, which adornsd the stat Of the stand
ard, to the regiment, and the other to Colon,
CoUcH. Ths rapid transportation Of this reg
imsnt to the seat Of war Ia uusqusllsd by an
Of the Eastern rsgimsnts. This Ia due to th
determination Of Col Couch to proceed q
once; AID not delay a day in our city, Ii
effect Of which would, perhaps be the dsmol
Aviation OF the msn. CL. Couch 10 . grad
uste Of West Point and ,srved in the Mex
can var. He was promoted to q colsnslc
sftsr the batds Of Busna Vista. who're b n
eeived svsrs wound.
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TAs Psm.ylvaai- rrseps at Camp wash

EaStOa, Pa, Jug lb.-Ths ColoAAlS Oom-
msDding The regiments ., Camp Washington, have
b.a n.uh,d By telegraph, 70 hold ,hsr commands
In resd.rtss 70 ma, cA ~ an hours Dotica
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nvE WOODS,

Camwood. sa0oX AZ
Do. Marco. 10 ooal0 u
Iosw'd, Hou. ~ 0.gT
M IA. Dom. 10 yo(0lo W
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Who'll s ALE
PRICES Gu Il r + N +,
MONDAY. JULY 10, lesh

Reported Jov the N. Y. sun.
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Manila, Am...... I%9.
Rove, bolt. ...... h-tRlsS
COTTON.
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WHEAT
IIIDE9.

Buenos Ayres. ...leS1lI
DrySouth, cash. So v
r. Cabello,open. , a..
Orinoco. .........l%gl4h
HONEY.
Cuba, gal.
HOPS.
Crop 1850, n. ....l0-ts26
Crop 1855, lib .,..,. v-OH
INDIGO.
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

INFORMATION STILL WANTED.-We are still
very much in want of information about the
nine ignorant individuals who distinguished
themselves by signing set of resolutions
about the HERALD, on board the steamer City Of
Washington, on the 10th inst The names OF
these nine men are
John H. Tobitt, c. Y. Swan, NJ D.,
Thes. Fl. Van Tassel, VIII. walmsley,
B. 3. Daily, G. W. Pitcher,
+. Bcrthond, John B. Lowe,
Francis whiteley.
Does any one know who they are? Having
had days diligent search and found them not,
we begin to believe them myths. Are they
really entities, or have they only supposititious
existence? If they really are men, we have
right to know about them; for they have been
meddling with our business, and we are justi-
fed in inquiring what weight their names and
opinions carry with them. Is 1t possible that
Swan, M. D., is not' That Van Tassell is only
a names That Pitcher does not exist? That
Tobitt is not to BET That Walmsley is a
fictitious character. That Berthond is nom do
pl,une? That Lowe cannot be found! That
whiteley is . nonentity?
We want information abont these names and
the people to whom they belong. Can any Of
our readers enlighten us? So far we can find
nobody who ever knew or heard of the Illus
trious nine
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

THE DESTRUCTION OF HORSES AT WASHING
ToN.-The recent fire in the government stables
at Washington, by which hundred and seven
ty-ave horses were destroyed, has shown the in
adequacy of the arrangements there for extin-
gushing such confagrations, Had the federal
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

JanuaryT The "friends Of the siaye'' are invited
to "all the hall and give him an enthusiastic vel
come"
We give below comparative table Of the losses
on both sidos at the recent brilliant engagement
near Dranesvillc, Va. The rebel loss 10 made UP
from the Richmond papers,
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
NEW YORK HERALD.
>aa~s.~.,s.
JAmUs GORDOn BENN n TT.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
orrroa N. v. CORNER or FULTON AND NASSAU srs.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Irving -RAoUs-ZAurrt.
ERosrArioH-ScH AsrKR Afternoon and evening
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

WINTER GARDEN, Broadway.-LAxRs or KiLLARNEy--
MAGIC joxs-lRisH ASSURANCE AND YANkxR MoDRsrr
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

.NiBLo,s GARDEN, Broadway.-Pnov. Hsssx ArS--At
ternoon and evening. -
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

wAIH.ACX's THEATRE No "a Broadway At ru.
HILis--Tox NoDDrs SECRET.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-04-27
Citizens Of New Jersey G Pennsyl

~ e>>S ~N'>3SHS Va <NO VOiooy W L tuuSyl
vania.
Apothecaries, Druggists Grocers and Private Families
Wolfe's Pure Cognac Brandy
Woife,s ,,,nif Pure Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine.
Mome,s PURE Jamaica and St Croix Rum.
Wohe's Pure Scotch and Irish Whisky.
ALL IN BOTTLES.
beg leave TO call the attention of the citizens Of the
United State 70 the above Wines and Liquors. imported
ar ~ every part Of this country for the purity Of his cee-
orated Schiedam Schnapps. Mr. Wolfe, in his letter to
me- speaking of the purity Of his Wines and Liquors. says
Il WIN stake my reputation as man, my standing
merchant Of thirty years's residence in the City Of New
York, that all the Brandy and Wines which bottle al 6
pure imported and of the best quality and be relied
upon by every purchaser Every bottle has the propre.
orsname on the wax, and fac sme Of his signature on
the certificate. The public are respectfully invited to col
and examine for themselves The public are respectfnly
invited to call and examine for themselves For sab
Retail by all Apothecaties and Grocers in Philadelphia
GEORGE II. AsHToN No. S32 Market st Phil'a
READ the following from the New York Courier:
ENORMOUS BUSINESS FOR ONE New YORK MERCHANT
we are happy to inform our felow-citizens that there
one place IN our city where the physician, apohccary
ana country merchant go and purchase pure Wines
and Liquors. as pure as imported, and of the best quality
we 40 not intend to give elaborate description OF this
merchants extensive business although will well repay
any stranger or citizen to visit Udopho Wofes extensive
Warehouse Nos Is, 20 and 22 Beaver street. and Nos
10 and 2 Marketfed street His stock of Schnapps on
had ready for shipment could not have been less than
thirty thousand the Bundy, some ten thousand
casesVntages of 1885 to 1856 and ten thousand
Of Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine, Scotch and Irish
Whisky, Jamaica and st. Croix Rum, very old and
equal to any in this unry He also had three large Gel
lars, filled with Brandy Wine &c IN casks undef Gus
m-House key, rady for bottling. Mr.. WOfes sales Of
Schmpps last year amounted to hundred and eighty
nousd doze and we hope N less han two he may
be equally successful with his Brandies and Wines
HIS business merits the patronage of every lover ot his
species Private families who wish pure Wines aud Lii.
guors for medical should send their orders direct to
MI: WOLF, until every Apohecary in the land make up
tne minds TO discard the poisonous stuff from their shelves
and replace 1t with WoLFE's pure Wines and Liquors
We understand Mr.. Wolfe, for the accommodation of
small dealers III the country, puts up assorted cases
"a m nd g.irh ,nant
should be sustained against his ofhousans Of oppo.
nens IN the United States, who sell nothing but limitations
rulnous alike To human health and happiness
For Sale by GEORGE BRIGHT Agent Sunbury Pa
September e.. IsGO -6rnn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-04-27
A N OF HER RIVAL OF
N e w GO o ID S.

a. H LN"bL OI SuuDNFy, IA,
HAS Just arrived with splendid STOCK O,
- SPRING AND SUNNI FIR GOODS, from
Philadelphia, to which he respectfully invites
his friends and the Public to call and inspect,
he will spare no time in showing them Among
his stock of goods will bcfound, FINE BLUE
AND BLACK
FRENCH CLOTH,
Fine Black and Fancy Casimeres Tweets Sat
inetts, Jeans, Black Italian Cloth, Cashmerett
Cottonade, Linens, Linen Drill, Linen Check.
and Farcy Vestng also large assortment of
Ready-made CLOTHING for men and boys
(cheap.)
FOR LADIES WEAR,
Black and Fancy Dress Silk very cheap, Silk
Tissue, Bereges, Chali and Chali Robes, Berege
Delaine. Berege Robes, Figured Brilliant and a
variety of other Dress Goods. Spring and Sum-
mer Shawls, Mantillas, Parasols, good assert.
ment Of white goods, Collars, Sleeves, Irish
Linen, Shirt fronts, Marseilles, Brilliant &c. A
general assortment of domestic Dry Go Ids.
Also large stock of Hats and Caps, Boots
and shoes, Hardware, Queens and Glassware,
Groceries, Cedarware, Stone and Earthenware
Drugs and Paints, Salt, Fish, Cheese, Ham, Oil,
Tar &c. SC.
n B.-Wall and Window Paper Floor and
Table Oil Cloth, Carpets, all the above will he
sold at low prices for cash country produce Ia
en- in exchange for Goods.
j. H. ENGEL.
Sunbury, May. 49, IS6O-tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-04-27
HIGHLY IMPORT NEWS.
Nj. G. GEARIIART,

Confectionaries, Fruit and TOYS.

Has returned with q new Stock of
Confectionaries, Fruit and Toys.
seems as If new age, new life was open.
= ing upon us, animating every heart to nobler
deeds and higher aims +! Art, Literature and Sci
ence will glow anew and seek to develope sub.
liner beauties and grander conception.
The business world too must feel the new in.
fuence and every'part be quckened and strength.
cned by an increased vitality, which shall urge
us on with electric speed to the contamination
Of greater things than was ever dreamed Of in the
Philosophy Of the past.
Animated by the enthusiasm which prevades
all classes, and desirous Of doing his share to-
wards "The great events Of the Age" the sub
scriber would respectfully inform the good peo.
pie of SUNBURY and the public generally, that
he has just returned from the city Of Philadel-
phia with the largest and choicest stock of Con.
dictionaries, Fruit and Toys that has ever been
brought to this section of country. He is also
manufacturing ali kinds of Confectionaries, & c.,
fill up orders, wholesale or RETAIL at short no.
tice.
Among his stock of Confectionaries, may be
found:
French Secrets, Gum Drops al, kinds of scent.
Burned Almonds, Love Drops
Cream White, Min, Drops red and whlte
Lemon Jelly Cakes,
Rose, Fruit Drops,
=" Vanilla, Stick Candies, Of all scents
Common Secrets. Rock Candy,
Liquorice, Almond Candy,
FRUIT.
Bananas, Prunes,
Dates, Figs,
Currants dried Citrons
Almonds Raisons, Nuts Of all kinds
LEMON SYRUP
Of superior quality, by the single or dozen. A
superior quality of Segars and Tobacco, and
variety of Confectonaries, fruit Toys, &C. all Of
which is offered cheap at wholesale or retail.
N Remember the name and place. A
NJ. e. .GEARHART,
Market ST., doors west of Z. Y. Bright & Sons
store.