SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOU1WAL.
Gi. TTtqi' 9svotBwc. A Wash
ington lotter-writar tells the following etoiy
of Gen. Taylof A venerable White hoaded
man, 105 years old, having totlored up to the
White House, early in the morning, had the
good fortune to meet ,the President almost at
the threshold, The eentennarian introduced
himself; told Gen. Taylor that he was fee
hie,' and that his blood was almost dried op
in his Veins, for (ha snows of one hundred
and five1 winters, and the effects of hard ser
vice in the wars of our country, had left him
but a short remnant of the evening of his
long and eventful life.' , General Taylor,
moved by the patriarchml years and voice,
and simplicity of the man, shook him warm
ly by the hand and said : "Well, grandfather,
I am glad to soe you. . Have you been to
breakfast !" The old man replied that he
had not. "Well, then, you must come and
take some breakfast with me." "No, your
time is too precious., I desiied only to pay
you my respects; and 1 shall get a breakfast
at th market house, for I am a strange
among these people, and an old man must be
satisfied to do the best he can." "Well,
then, you must come and breakfast with
me." "No; your time is too valuable, and
I will not tresspass upon it; good morning,
Generaland may Providence guide you."
"Well, if you will go," said Gen. Taylor, ex
tending his hand and slipping into that of the
old man three half eagles "if you wili go,
God bless you ; and see that you have a good
cup of coffee for breakfast, and come up and
dine with me before you leave the city."
And, leading upon his staff, the old man,
older than this republic of twenty millions of
people, by thirty years, went, with a grateful
heart, along his way.
Coal Boat Owners in every direction, par
ticularly on the Susquehanna and the Erie
Canals would do well to turn their .attention
to the Schuylkill Canal this year. More coal
will be wanted than the present slock of
boats can carry, and steady employment can
be had for at least one hundred extra boats
at liberal rates of freight.
PROCLAMATION. ,
OTICE la hereby given that the several courts
A-' of Common Pleas, General Quarter Sessions
of the peace, fend Orphans' Court, Court of Oyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, in and
for the county of Northumberland, to cenimence
at the Court House, in the borough of Sunbury,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. on Monday the Sd of April
next, will continue TWO WEEKS.,
The coroner, Justices of the Peace and consta
bles in and for the county of Northumberland, are
requested to be tbca and there in their proper per
sona, with their rolls, records, inquisitions, and
other remembrances, to do those tilings to their
several offices appertaining to bo done. And all
witnesses prosecuting in behalf of the Common
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
Commanded to lie then and there attending in their
proper persona to prosecute against him, as shall
be just and not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors aro requested to be punctual in their
attendance, at tbo time appointed agreeable to
their notices. '
Given under my hands nt Sunbury, the 3d day of
MaTch in the year of our Lord ono thousand
' eight hundred and forty-nine -and the Inde
pendence of the United States of America the
' 73d. ' ? '
JAMES COVERT, Sh'ff.
God save the Commonwealth.
EVERY MAN HIS OWN PATENT
AGENT.
Ml'NN & Co, publishers of the "SCIENTI
FIC AMERICAN," hBve favoured us with
a Phamphlet containing the Patent Laws of the
United Suites, together with sll the forms necessa
ry for applying for a Patent, information in regard
to filing caveats, with remarks on its uses, etc., a
mount of fee required at the Patent Office, and
every other information that is necessary to instruct
a person in making his own applications.
Price 18 J cents single, or 13 copies for one dol
larssent by mail to any part of the United States.
Address Mli'NN & CO., New-York,
i March 10, '1849, :i i .
REMOVAL
C. C. nACHETT,
AUCTIONEER,
, ' PHILADELPHIA.
HAS removed from No. 81 North 8d street to
No. 806 MARKET Street above 6th St.
8 doors above the Rtn Lion Hotel. He respect
fully invites the attention of Country storekeepers
visiting the rity to his EVENING 8ALES st
which will generally be found a large assortment
of Haruwars, Cctlrrv, Boots, Shoks, Hats,
and a greajt variety of Miscellaneous goods suited
to the sales of eountry storekeepers,
, Philadelphia, Jan. 10, 1848 3mo,
. V5F Lycoming Gazette, will copy. .
GEORGE J. WEAVER . EDWIN H. FITLER.
George .1. Weaver fc Co.,
ROPE MANTJPACTTJHEnS & SHIP
CHANDLERS.
No. 19 N. Water St., and 1 1 N. Wharves,
Philadelphia. .,
HAVE .-nnstantlv on hand, a freneml nsanrlmant f
Mni..lln Hope, Tnrred Hope, Indian Hoy, Bole Hope
and Twine, Tow I.inea, ( Count Hata, How and With
Lines, for do. Hemp ami Cotton Peine Twine, Linen nnd
Cotton C'nrpet Chain, Cotton Vnni, Candle Wick, c.
(train Bnirs. Linen nnd Cotton, Tar, 1'ileh. Rodin, and
Oakum, Bed Cords. Plough Lines, Hnlters, Truces, c, all
of which thoy will ilispom of on rensoiinblc terms.
Ropes or any Bize or Description, Made to Order, at
short notice.
Philadelphia, Feb. 10, IMS. If.
A MILLER WANTED.
4 GOOD MILLER is wanted at the Mill of
the subscriber In Lower Augusta township,
Northumberland county. One that can come well
recommended for sobriety industry and honesty.
Inquire of HENRY MASSER.
Sunbury, March 10, 1840. tf
Notice
New Churches. The Presbyterian Mis
sionary Association is about erecting two
churches in the Schuylkill coal field, one at
New Philadelphia, the other at Middleport.
No part of our Slate opens a wider held for
useful labor of religions societies.
Gold Coming. The purser of the U. S.
storeship Lexington writes to New York from
San Francisco that he has $178,000 in dust,
which he is to ship from .Valparaiso to Pana
ma, and so to the Stntes. The amount now
stated is considerably less than first stated
It began with two millions, got down to five
hundred thousand, and now is stated to be
less than two.
It is reported that the Russian fleet, having
been refused permission to pass from the
Black sea through the Dardanelles, is about
to force its way.
J OTICE is hereby given that Adam Schuyler,
one of the 1 rasters of John (Shade, of I ur
but township, on the 14th day of February, 1849,
filed his account in the Court of Common Pleas of
Northuuilierhind county, as Trustee of said estate,
which account will be otlrred for confirmation at
April term next.
JOHN FARNSWORTH, Proth'y
Sunbury, March 3d, 1849. 3t
REMOVAL.
FR. J. B. MASSER has removed his
U office, to the office formerly oc
cupied by H. 1). Musscr.as the printing
office of the Sunbury American, back
of II. Masscrs store.
Kunbury, Feb. 24, 1849. .
NOT TOO LATE YET,
T HERE arc still great bargains to be had of the
subscriber, as he is determined to sell all olf
and quit the business. He is now selling the best
HONEY SYKI P MOLASSES at 56 cts. per
gallon, the best SUGAR HOUSE for 40 cts. and
NEW ORLEANS at 35 cents.
Other articles in proportion. All who want to
get bargains must come soon.
CHARLES S. BOGAR.
Sunbury, Feb. 24, 1849 tf
RAISING BLOOD
And Consumption, Pain in the side and
Night Sweats, Asthma, Whooping
Tough, Palpitation of the
Heart, Liver Complaint,
Bronchitis,
PLEI'RISY AXU tOXSlHIPTIO.-.
Mrs. TlAOflAS. a lnrtv limvnnl of 70, resiillns W Sheriff,
has for retirs been subject tonttneksof Pleurisy. Itniniiii of
BIoihI, severe Coupli. MwrliKWof Hreuth, l'nin in ln-r llond
and varUts purls j f her body. Her friends believed her.
JPA'PT IiECOVElir
The All-IIcntiiur Unls-un relieved lier nt once of all tier
stunning symptoms, nnd now she is nhle to attend to her
work.
asthma AXD wnoormu vuvuji.
Mrs. l,ncretia Wells, 93 Christie-street : I,. 9. Beats, 10
Delnncey street j W in. H. Youngs, 75 ulnut street, know
the value of tliisfrreut remedy.
Ask for Wiermim Aii-inniiuir rinisniii, ana sec mm on
written signature is imi each hottle.
Price tf-V cents umt w 1 per Home.
Dr. Sherman's Worm anil Cough Lozenges sold as above.
SHERMAN'S
POOR MAN'S PLASTER
has cured more eases of llheuinnliam. Pnm in the Hark,
Snla nml Chest. l.iiiiilmio and Weakness. Hum uny upili
c:iti n tlint Iras increased. haiHlreils of iui rineipled niitculs
have atiempleil to counterfeit H. and palm it oil upon the
community us Die genuine, iv newinuoi jLrvuiiii'ii., j
Remember that the true nnd genuine Plaster is spread lijiou
J.otns Napoleon requires all his servants
and attendants to attend church on Sunday,
. where a Corsicuu ubbe performs service.
I.oi is Napoleon has been told by Genera'
Chauarnier that he must not ramble about
Paris at night, or he will be assassinated.
An Exchange says, a cat of extraordinay
intelligence was recently seen feeding a kit
ten with starch, to make it stand upright!
This reminds us of a maid who drank a pint
' of yeast to make her rise early.
' American Speculators are now in Canada
buying cows by thousands, at $12 per head,
for the western dairy market.
Paralysis is now said to be cured by alka
loid strychnia, in doses of a grain, given two
or three limes a day.
, .The Italian Opera in London has twenly-
three principal singers, and a chorus of nine-
ty-four persons.
WHARTON'S HOTEL
MRS. WHARTON respectfully informs the
public that she will continue to keep a house
of public entertainment, at the old stand, corner of
Market and River street, in Sunbury, and respect
fully solicits from her old friends and others, a
continuance of their patronage.
.. Sunbury, March 21, 1849.
MACKEREL,
SHAD,
SALMON"
HERRINGS,
POUK,
HAMS AND SIDES,
SHOULDERS,
LARD & CHEESE,
Constantly on hand nnd
for sule by
J. PALMER & Co.
Market Street Wharf,
PHILADELPHIA
Feb. 24, 1849. 3m
reddish paper made expressly for the puriso and every
case the signature of Ur. Sherman is printed Upon the tmek
of the Pinner, nnd the whole secured by Copy itiuht. Nona
others nre genuine. Theref ire when you wuut n real g.x d
thermae's I'oor Man's Plaster, cull nt thculuce, 1(J41 Mntwiu
street, olid you will is lie diwipp 'inted.
Ileinemoer principal iillice nw .mtswiu-sireci, .-sew-i oru,
where all Dr. Hhermau's l,ozcngesnrc sold, Ilis Agents
nre Mrs. Huvs, I.'IM Knlton street, uroolilyni lliueson,
Williamsburg J and Redding At Co, Boston, and
M. A. MeCAY, Northumberland
February 17, 1840. ch e3m ly
Headache. Giddiness,
Kheunuilisni. riles.
l)y)epsi!i, Seurvey.
ft'iuill Pox, Juuudice,
Famsm Hie Uack,
Inward Weukneas,
Hulpituiion of the Heart,
llisiug iu the 1'liroat,
Dropsy, Asthma,
f evers ri an kiuui,
Female Complaints,
. 'Xsfafe of Daniel IIofTman, dee'd.
JV OTICE U hereby given, that letters of Admin
istration have bion granted to the subscriber,
. on the estate of Dunicl Hoffman, late of Suiibury,
doe'd. Persons indebted to said estato or having
. claims against the same, are requested to present
the same for settlement to the subscrilwr.
HENRY MASSER, Adm'r.
Sunbury, March 24, 1849 6t
-, '-' 'i ' ,
BRIGADE INSPECTOR.
T) ' Vp&egntt, offers himself to the electors
of the lbt Brigade and 8th division, as a Can
f didate for the office of .
BRIGADE LSPECTOR, j
Should he be elected, he trusts that a military edu-
S Hon, with considerable experience in military
etics, will enable him to discharge the duties of
theotHce f a creditable and satisfactory maimer.
' ' JaAson tshp,, March 24, 1849.
Spring Millenery Goods
iOHN STONE &. SONS,
fM PORTERS AND DEALERS IN ,
,n ' V'Silkii Eibbooi and Millinery Goods,
: No. 45 South Second, St above Chestnut,
VHXI.ADBl.rHIA.
TTirpCLO call the attention of MerehanU anj
.a 4 N yy itJriera fiiiting the city, to their large aud
rich assortment of - . !
" Sprld'ff Millinery Cood, j
Kaw id by late rrivals from France such as
Glace (Silks fut cajtina honuets, . . .'
' .fsJKri, Bonnet and Cap Uibbuns-rs large and
, beautiful aasortment, of all prices ; ! '
Plain Mantua and Satin Ribbons, from No. 1 to
Krenck Mui Amariea Arifioial Flowera, (in
. 'i great ariety;) ; '
, , Colored and White Crapes; ' . ,
,'( .' Fancy Laces and Nets; ; '-
French Chip HaU;
' Face Triinmings Quillings' '
Covered Whalebone Cans t
Buckrams Willow ; 1
. Bonnet Crowns and Tips,
., ', Together with ecry srtic! sppartainiBf to the
-JLIlInery trade. '
Vsrch SirlM9 ! '
SORES t' l BE (I'REU,
Burns, Scalds, and all kinds of inflamed Sores
Lurca.
r1(jrtKY'S UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, is the roos'
I romnlele Uurn Antidote ever ko n. It imlaiillvi
(nnd as if br.Miifric) stops jaiins of the most despenita
uurnuna ryaia. r or tan mres, uiuites, cuts, rAprams, Ac.
on man tn beust, it is the best upiilitaition that can be made.
Thonsuiuls have tried aud lltourands pmise it. It is the most
jierfeel master tf pain ever discovered. All who use re
commend it. Kverv tuinily sh'ailtl be provided with it.
None can Usl how soon some of the funiilv may need it.
tV (liser-e each bJ of the genuine Uintnieii) has the
nameof M. Tou.ky, written ou the outside label. To unite
to tins is liiruery.
HiNituien. Livery Men, Farmers, and nil who use Horses.
will find this Ointment the very tiest thing they can use
ir t-ouur nans, rvraieaes, riiesn. ace., ac.,on tlielr uuuuuls
Stirely every merc5fulniun would keep his animals as free
fmm pain as possible. 'Fouscy'a Viiiveml Ointment is ull
that is required. Try it.
KITES OK INSECTS. For the stint or 'bile of poison
us Inserts, Touuey's Oiuinieut is uniivulleil Hundreds have
tried it nnd found it cihk).
1M l.t-S C t: RED ! For the Piles, Tousey's Universal Oint
meiaisone of UiebeM Remedies thut can be applied. All
who have tried it for the Piles recommend it.
OLD SORES CURED. For old obstinate Sores, them
is nothing equal to Tousey's Ointment. A person iu Mumi.
us had. for a number of years, a sore leg that battled the
skill of the doctors. Tousey's Ointment was reeomineiwled
by one of the visiting physicians, (who knew its great vir
tues,) and two boxes produced more benefit than the pa
tient had received from any und ull previous remedies. Let
all tivit.
HI!RSANDSCAIJ)S CURED. Thousands of eases
of Burns nnd Scnkls, in all imrls of the country, have been
cured by Tousey's Universal Ointment. Certificates enough
could fie liad to' fill the whole of this sheet.
VIOLENT BHUISIIS CURED. Testinasiials on testi
monial iu favor of Tousey's Ointment fur curing Bruises
lieve been offered the proprietons. lluiuireds iu Syracuse
will certify to its great merits relieving thopuinof Uie most
severe Bniises. All pcrs ns should try it.
SCALDHEAD CTKED. Sires of cases of Scald Head
have been cured by Tousey's OiuUueut. Try it it seldom
fuils.
SALT RHEUM CURED. Of all the remedies ever dis.
coveren forlbs most disagreeable complaiut, Tousey's Uni
versal Oiutmeut is the luosl complete. It uever was kiviwu
to fail.
CHAPPED HANDS CAN HE CURED Tousey's I'm
versul Oinlmenl will ulways cure ttie worst cuses of Chap
ped Hands. Scores of pers'ais will slate this.
SOUK LIPSC1 RED. For the cure of ft we Lips there
wss never anything made equal to Tousey's Oiuluiuit. It
is sure to cure them. Try it.
It isa scientific cotnK,uial. warranted tin to contain nny
prrtviratl'm of Mercury. Mr Fnce 'J5 ceuts per box. For
further isirticutars e:aiceming this really vulustaet Ointment
the puolic arerelerred i, ramplnels, to be lam irrulis, ol re-
siieeiable Druggists and Mereliunts Uiroughout the United
Mntes.
Prenared br B. TOUSF.V. Driuraist. No. 100 K,
Street, New York.
Agents JOHN YOLNO, Sunbury, M. A. McCAY,
tnnnuinnennnn.
February 17, 1S1B ly
UIE GIC AND 1'UUGATIVE.
FOR TUB CURB OF
Measles Salt Rheum,
llrart Bum, Worms,
Cholera Morbus,
Coiiglis? (Juinsey,
Whisiping Conei,
Consumption, Fits,
Liver Complaint,
Erisipelas Deafness,
ltchiogs ot the Skin,
C 'Ids, (iout, (iravel,
Nervous Complaints,
AND A VARIETY OF OTHER DISEASES ARISING
FROM IMPURITIES OF THE BI.OOD, AND
OBSTRUCTIONS IN THE OIUiANS OF
DIC.ETION.
Exnenence has proved lluit nearly every Disiase originates
from linpu'i ies of the HI.Kid or derniuieuieiits of the Diges
tives Organs; and l ) seriirs Henllh, we must remove those
obstrneti ms or restore the UUkhI to unnatural suite.
The aversion to taking medicine is most ul.flmllv ri
moviil hv Clicskk's euktabls l'ini.Ti e Fiu-s. being
c impletely envelopeil with n coating i.f pure white Sugar,
(which is as distinct trom the internal uigrixlienls u
shell fr.an the kernel) and have no laste if medicine.
But are as easily swall iweil as bits of candy. Moreover
they neither iinusenie or grie in the siighlest destree. but
operate equally fin all ilia msuiseu jvoi
of the system.
stead of eoiitiiung themselves ui, ami racking any piirlieular
regnn. Thus, it the Liver tie uniw'ten onu uiKreoieiit will
opernte on that particular organ, and, by cleansing it of mi
Excess of Bile restore it to us nutuied state. Another will
operate on the Hoard sndreuuiveull impurities iu its eireu
laliim ; whiten third will efTeetuslly exfiel whatever impu
rities mny have been discharged into the stomach, nnd hence
theystrilient the rtait or disease remove all Impure Hu
mors from the body , open the pores exturnully and inter
nallv; semrate airforeiguiinil obnoxious particles from the
chyie. sotliat the tiltsid limy be thoroughly pure thus seeu
riiign free and healthy actloiito thcHcurt. Lungsnnd Liver
ainl thereby they restore heullh even when ull other inenns
have failed.
The entire truth of the above can lie ascertained by the
trial of a single box ; and their virtues are so positive nnd
certain in restoring Hindi h. thut the proprietor hiuds himself
o return the iniaiev nuul tor them ill ull cuses where tliey
do not give uuiversid sulint'ucti(Hi.
Uetall I'rlre, 25 ctM, per Ilox.
Princiiml office No. tsJ Versey st N. York,
Sold by JOHN Y. YOt'NH, Simtmrv.
M. A. McCAY, Nortbuinlierlniid.
Or Remember Dr. C. V. Cliekner is the inventor of the
Susar Cisited Pills, and that nothing o the sort was ever
heard of until he iiitroducedthcin in Jnde, IMH. Purchasers
should, therefore nlwnvsnsk for Cliekner s Smmr Conled
Pills, nnd take no others, or they wul be made the victims of
fraud.
February, 17, 1IM9 ly
.11
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II f
writing and indellible ink. Cotton yam and
in,juBi ruovivea aitu rur aaie uy
. J. W. ! RILING.
Suubury, Dec. S, 1848.
VAUD'a celebrated Horse and Cattle Medic
W cma for aalo by HENRY MASSER.
teunbury Jan. 27th, 1849 tf.
B
AY RLM. An excellent article fur sale
by HENRY MASKER.
Sunbury Jan. 27th, 1849 tf.
PILASTER, a lot fur sale by '
, C. 8. BOGAR.
Sunbury Jun. 30lh, 1849. tf.
YRL'P MOLASSES Superior refined Syrup
M.ds. fc sU hv HENRY MASSER.
Hurrbury, Dec. I848.r , . ,
( 'APS-An tuaortinent just received. Also,
y silk HATS at 25, for sale by ' '
.. . , ' H. MASSER.
.jJutbury, Pec , 1848."
TJLANrv BOOKS-An assortmenl
- TtooVs.
of Blank
BooVs. lust received and sale bv i
' H. MASSER.
Bunburj-, Dec 3, 1848". , ,- -
flEAS, from the New York Canton and Fekin
X Tea Company. Tor sale by
il. J. W.FRILLNG.
Sunbury, Dec t, 184S. , ? 1 ;
PAINT8,afcwforalaby i
CHAR. 6k BCKJA1.
fiirbnrv, March I0 IM . .. I
COLUMBIAN SER1E3 OF ,
Slvctiimrtfwi.
The Pvpil't friend and Teachert tmfort.
'HUE COLUMBIAN C A LCTJL ATOR. This
work is alrcadv Introduced Into some of the
best Acadamie and a larpe number of Schools,
where its tiso has given decided and universal sa
tisfaction, both to teacher and pupil. It la purely
American in its character, based upon our own
beautiful dtrimat system of enrrtnty. It contains
more, the arrangements are better, and it is the
easiest and chenpest work of the kind now in use (
and it is so considered by hundreds of the most
competent teachers snd men of science in the Uni
on, who have recommended it, It is the hook,
particularly and expressly prepared for our Am'
riatn Srhnlarii ! liy Atmon Tirhior.
, TllS YoVTIl's Ocil.rMHlsJI CAtCVtATOII Tliia
volume contains 91 parses, with about 900 exam
ples for solution on tbo slnte. It embraces the
Fumlnmcnlnl Knl", Compound Rules. Simple
and Compound Redurtinn, Single Rule of Three,
Proportion, &r.
TtcKtnn's AniTiiMT,T!CAtTnr.r.s,is destined
for tire use of younircr clnwesin tha Schools of the
United States. A beautiful little book and pleas
inif to children, and the only one ofthe kind of any
value.
There are Keys to both Arithmetics bound sin
pie or double, for the convenience of teachers, in
which the solutions of the questions arc niven with
much extra matter for the black board. These
Keys are the most complete works ofthe kind ever
published, and contain, in addition, about two
hundred examples in Mensuration, &c, for the
use of the Teacher. All that is wanted is to have
the nbovc liooks examined, and no teacher who is
acquainted with the science of Arithmetic, will
hesitiite to pronounce them the best works that
hnvc ever been published in this or any other
country.
Although issued but a few months, they have
already 1k?oii introduced into tho Night Public
Schools of New York City in all the Schools
public nnd private, except two, in the City of
Rcadint:. Also, in about twenty Academics in tho
State of Pennsylvania in a larue portion of the
Schools in the City of Wilmington, in the City of
Lancaster, and in the Boroitfxhs of Ilarrisbiirir,
York, t'hntiilersbitrg,Lebiinon, Do) lcfitown, Potls
villn, OrwiKslmrir, &c, Ac.
For wile by Hexrt MtssKit, Sunbury, Agent
for Northunilcrliind County.
Munbury, Dec. 2, 1848.
1TEV CHE A? GCCEST
The larpcNt lsftorlmcut In Town,
John W. Friiing,
ESPECTFl-LLY informs his frienJsaml
customer, that ho has received the
largest ami In'st assortment of goods ever of
fered in Sunbury. Consisting of
DttY GOODS,
Groceries, Hardware, Quecnswarc, Liquors,
Drugs, Paints
anil a ervat variety of other articles.
The public aro respectfully requested to
call and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Siinbury, Nov. 18, 1848.
FOR
RAZOR STROPS.
THIS Powder is warranted far aujicrior to any
tiling in use for imparting a keen, smoothcdire
to Razor), .Surgical instruments, and all kinds of
fine Ci Ti.riit; it niav be applied to anv kind of
strop. Abo superior Razor, Knives, and Perfu
mery, wholesale and retail, bv
ALFRED BLNNETT, Agent.
Depot of Fine Razors, Strops, Brushes, anil
Cheap Fancy Goods, No, IS South Fifth street a-
bove Chestnut 1 luladclphiru
TESTIMONIALS.
Piiit-AiiKLcni.t, Feb. 15th. 1818.
1 bis mav certify that I have used one of tho
Strops prepured with HAYNES MAGIC DIA
.Mtl.MJ r() DI'.R, nnd can uttest in the most
iiiK'qiiiwxMl iiiuuiicr, tant there is nothing can be
lotmil that will produce tlicsnineelUct in my oinn
ion, nnd must say to others, try it, und you will
find it superior to anv liejetolore m use. I can
truly sav that I never knew what a shurp razor
was iielore.
JOHN SCOTT, Iron Safe Maker. 41 S. Third st,
PiiiLAin:i.riiiA, October, 184S.
A very lmrd lienrd and tender face litis coimiel-
leil uie to seek and 1r.it manv contrivances design
ed to make shaving easy end pleasant, but with
mililicrent success, until I made use of the Magic
DIAMOND POWDER, sold bv Alfred Bennett,
and Itouasel s blinvmg Cream. Their united now
cessary to encumber this notice with a long list of er act like mnjrie, and impart a power to the Razor
testimonials, in proof of the value of his GOLD- to remove the most stubborn lieanl, vilhout irri-
CALIFORNIA GOLD!
DISCOVERED BY
SIGNOR D'ALVEAR'S GOLDMETER!
,- ' ., THE " .
GOLD SEEKER'S GUIDE
i OR !
Secret Art of finding Alines of Gold, Silver,
Iron, Lead, Copper, Coal, and other Mine
,7 ral Riches.
THE first discovery of Goto in California was
made by DON JOSE D'ALVEAR, an emi
nent Spanish Geologist, Chemist and Natural
Philosopher, by means of a newly invented Magne
tic inslroment, called
THE GOLDOMETER OR GOLD SEEKER'S
GUIDE 1
Signor D'Alvear has just arrived at Now York,
from the Gold regions of California, by way of
Panama, Chagrcs, and New Orleans, bringing
with him a very largo quantity of Gold ore, valued
nt nearly one million of Dollars, which he collec
ted there, long before the existence of the . Gold
mines became known to the residents of California
generally.
HISTORY OF THE DISCOVERY !
Signor D'Alvear went out to California nearly
two years ago, in consequence of certain informa
tion which bo had received ofthe geological char
acter of that country, with the firm belief that vast
mines of precious metal would be revealed there
upon careful investigation. Hn was encouraged
to this enterprise, also by his confidence in the
powers of a certain Magnetic instrument which he
had invented, called "Goldometer," by whose aid
ho expected to be directed at once to the "Gold
Placers," if any such existed. Nor were his ex
pectations disappointed. His scientific calculations
proved to be found in truth nnd profound wisdom,
and his new instrument, the "Goldometer," fulfil
led his highest hopes. In less tlwn two mouths
after reaching California, he struck flpon one of
the richest gold mines in that country, upon an
obscure branch of tho Sacrato river, in n gorge of
hills extremely rockey and diflieult of access, nnd
seldom visited by the native Cnliforniiuis. Dis
guising his object miller the pretence of purely
scientific research, he obtained the aid of some fif
teen or twenty simple and fuithfnl Indians, und
steadily pursued his task, collecting often more
than .$2,(100 worth of gold in a single day, which
he concealed in a deep ravine, without exciting any
suspicion whatever, until after the discovery of
gold at Captain Slitter's Mill, when the mountains
were ransacked by gold seekers, and Signor D'Al
vear's "gold placer," the richest in all California,
was beset with greedy adventurers. It is now
found that the real mines or sources of the gold,
lie in the gorges of the mountains, nnd not in the
beds or saluls of the rivers. Previous to leaving
California, Signor D'Alvcur sold his instrument,
the Goliloinctcr, a very imperfect one, for $3,(100.
The person who purchased it confidently expected
to make a handsome fortune, by simply finding
"gold placers" and selling out the right of digging
to the gold workers,
MANUFACTURE OF THE GOLDOMETER
PUBLICATION OF THE GUIDE.
Signor D'Alvear, in compliance with the request
of numerous scientific gentlemen, has commenced
the manufacture of his new Magnetic Instrument,
the Goldometer, which he now oilers for sale, in
the United Slates, at the remarkably low prine of
$3 each, accompanied by full instructions for use,
and a variety of Philosophical hints drawn from
the ancient and modern science, or tho
ART OF FINDING MINES OF GOLD!
Silver. Platinum, Quicksilver, Coal, Iron, Cop
per, Lend, and other Mineral Riches, the whole be
ing given in a publication called the
GOLD SEEKER'S GUIDE!
This new work, and the Goldometer, are both
now ready for sale.
The Goldometer is so simple an instrument,
(lint a child may learn to operate with it in five
minnics. It is not aflcctcd by climate, moisture,
or nny oilier known c.uisr, (except the nntural
magnet,) and will retuin its power of pointing out
mineral riches in the earth for any number of
years. By the aid of the Guide any person may
use the instrument nt mice w ith ierfiirt success.
FARMERS AND LAND OWNERS.
Fanners and Land Owners throughout the Uni
ted States, who have reason to suspect the exis
tence of any kind of Mineral riches upon their
lands, should avail themselves of this opportunity
to test thut fact, by the surest of all known tests,
before the abundance of discoveries in all parts of
the country shall have lessened this source of
wealth in their eshite.
ADVENTURERS TO CALIFORNIA.
Persons going to California cannot inako a bet
ter investment than by purchasing ono of these
instruments, which will not only be worth fifty
times its value there, to sell again, but will be of
inestimublc worth to those who go in search of
Gold, as has lieen proved by the most abundant
experiment both in California and the United States
TESTIMONIALS.
Signor D'Alvear docs not does not deem it ne
TESTED BY THOUSANDS AND
UflAKIMOMlVr APPIIOTED!
H 1-
s wju ... s
0 jjR Tractable
1 if (1 P,LLS' 1
JTrom CjQtrlslmrg;
Ersrr day is this celebrated madieins extending tha
sphere of its usefulness, and tvsry year adding t ths long
catalofrua of its triumphs.
A MILLION OF BOXES sr. distributed annually with
out fully meeting the demand! For some time past, the
ales bnve been limited solely for want of facilities of sup
ply. Truly this is a universal remedy! Unherakl, these
pills have found their way into the remotest corners of ths
Union, everywhere proving their title as the poor men's
friend eick man's hope the marvel and blessing of ths
age.
For a trilling sum. every Individual and ivery family may
hove HEALTH INSl'RKD to them for an indefinite pe
riod ; end what is life without henllh but s miserable exis
tence !
It is too precious a boon to We tampered with, by trying
nll sorts of experiments upon it. The sick should nse those
medicines only which experience has shown to tie the best-
A PHY8IClAI?9TESTIMONY. .
From Catskill, Green County, New York.
Dr. V. Wright Dear Sir: I hnvs found yonr Indian
Vegetable Pills a valuable remedy ill cases of Oeneml De
bility of the system, aial in all llillious disorders.
PKKNUYLTAflfA LEGISLATURE.
HaRMsbCkq, March 84.
: .Senate. The biil to repeal the act to n
Courage the further development of the min
eral resources of the CoinmonwealtK was 1
read a third time and passej.
; On motion of Mr. Brooke, the bill regula
ting the carrying bf passengers on the Phila
delphia and Columbia Railroad waa again re
sumed on second reading. V
After some trifling amendments, the sub
ject was discussed by Messrs. Mason, Brooke,
Sankey and Forsyth.
The bill was then read ft third time and
passed.
The bill authorizing the directors of the
Erin Canal Company to increase their capital
stock was passed. '
Tho bill to erect a new county, out of
parts of Columbia, to be called Montour, was
read a third time and passed yeas 18, nays 9.
House. The Speaker laid before the
House a letter from James M. Power, Presi- -dent
of the Canal Board, informing him that
the resolution of the House, calling for cer
tain information, will be answered on Motv
day next.
UMTRIXTIVE WHtnLWID-f ESTRAL
Railroad bridge destroyed.
HsRRIsburo, March 27, 1849.
During tho storm that has been rngftig in
am also this vicinity all day, twelve spans of the new
ia the habit of recommending thorn to females in peculiar ! bridge ticross the Susquehanna, at Coxc's
town, six milt's above, was torn away by a
whirlwind and the wreck has since floated
down the river past the city. This was the
bridge about being completed for the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, and its destruc
tion will prove a serious loss to the company.
cases.
observe them to perate in the system wilhont producing
debility or pain, leaving it in a healthy condition.
June 'JO, INS. Jons Doiss, M.D.
THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE.
Fmm Norton Hill, Green County X. Y.
Dr. Wright : We have need and told your Indian Vegeta.
hie Pills for three years past, and do not hesitate to recom
mend them to our friends and customers as the best Family
Medicine in use. N. & L. IUmjmhi..
From MnrMe Hall Pa.
To Dr. W. Wright Dear Sir I For the Inst two years 1
have had the agency for the sale of your Indian Vegetable
Pills at this place, and have sold annually large quantities at
retail. They have in every instance given entire sntisfac
sion. Many families in this section keep them, and consider
tliem invaluable as a family medicine. There is no medi
cine sold here that can tie so universally recommended ss
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills. Very truly yours,
February 1, IMP. W. M. Lckim.
TESTIMONY OF ANOTHER PHYSICIAN.
The following letter it in reply tn a note from our agent
asking Dr. Boutou'sopinion of this medicine :
TcxunisNocK., Anirust 29, 1819.
Mr. A. Durham Dear Sir: In reply to your note of yes
terday, I would state, that 1 hnvc occasionally found it con
veniet to use the various "Patent Pills" vended in the shops ;
and While I am unwilling to any anything todepreciate the
value of others, I am free to confess that I consider Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills superior to all others with which I
am acquainted. I have used them for manv years both in
my own family and in my practice generally, and they have
uniformly proved mild, certain and safe in their operations
1 lie care and skill with which these pills hnvc been hitherto
manufactured are, in my opinion, a sufficient guarantee for
like good results in future. Very respinfullv,
H. A. IIoiTo.v. M.D.
Mr. II ill practitioner of long experience, well known
and even beyond the lines of Wyoming county. He is
gnuluate ot Pennsylvania, and highly popular with the
people among whom he resides.
lie ware of Sugar Coated Counter
feits.
Remember tlint the original and only genuine Indian i
Vegetable Tills have the written signature of Wru. Writ-lit i
NEW COUNTERFEITS.
Altered S3 bills on the State Bank of Cam
den, New Jersey, have been put in circula
tion. The Cornier and Enquirer says they
do not resemble the genuine notes, although
tho signatures are pretty good imitations.
The wotds 'tale Bank at Camden, tieaf
Philadelphia," have evidently been put in
on erasure of the name of some other bank.
Tho fraud may be known by the figure of a:
pair ot horses racing between the signatures
of the cashier and president, which is not on
the genuine bill.
Counterfeit 810 bills on ihe Merchants'
Bank, Baltimore, have also been put into eir
culation in Washington. The bills bear lit
tle resemblance to the genuine
on the top label of each bon.
Death of the U. S. Charge d'Affairs at
New Grenada. Information is brought that
Benjamin A. Bidlack, of Pennsylvania,
American Charge d'Aflaires at Bogota, died
by an apoplectic fit on the 6th of January.
lie was universally lamented, both by the
natives and those of his countrymen residing'
nt Bogota.
Mr. B. has held many offices of trust in his
nntivo Stntp, ami was universally esteemed.
Ilis ngn must have been about 45. and he
leaves a wife and several children. Ilis resi
dence when ut home, is Wilkesbarre, where
his death will be deeply mourned.
M PORTA NT TO THE PUBLIC
EOP.SE A1TD CATTLE
MEDICINES.
Don't permit vour Horses or cattle to die, when
the means of cure are within the reach of all !
The undersigned has spent several years in the
study of Veterinary practice in "London und E
iliuhoro'," he has also availed himself of the resear
ches of Leilii g, ami other celebrated men, wholuive
contributed so much towurds a judicious treatment
of animals; tho principles of our practice consists
in the rejection of Rcncnil blecilinii and the total
rejection of all medicines that experience has
shown to ho of a dangerous tendancy. Those re
medies act in harmony w ith the vitul principle, and
when given according to tho directions which ac
company each article they are capable of exciting
sun increasing the natural functions, witliout di
minishing or destroying their power, hence are
salein tlie nanus ol every one.
U. n. VAVu, At. I).
A List of Horse and Cattle Medicines.
Physic halls, 75c. per box.
Alterative hall, 75c do.
" powders for had condition, 75c per pack
age. .
Heave powder for diseases ofthe lungs, 75c dc.
L'nno powder for " kidneys, 75c. do.
Tonic, powder for had coiulition glanders, 75c do.
Cordial drink for inflamatioii of bowels, 75c per
ooiuc.
Liquid blister, 75c per bottle.
Ointment for promoting the growth of hair, 50c
per pot.
Healing balsam for wounds and saddle galls, 75c.
per bottle.
Wash for inflamed eyes, 50c per hottle. '.
Ointment for mange scratches, old sores, 4c, 50c
per bottle.
tinlirocatton for sore - throat, 75c per bottle.
Hoof ointment for sand crack, brittle hoof, See, 50c
per bottle. . -
Hone Liniment, the most celebrated article known
in England for lameness of every description, 75c
a 1 par Dome.
Distemper powder for red water, .$ 1 per bottle.
Worm powders for the removal of worms from
tbe intestinal canal, 75 per package.
For sale by 8TIMP80N ft REED, 26 Mer
rharAs Row, also at DADD'ib HOK8E AND
CATTLE MEDICINE DEPOT, Nos. 1 4c
Hay market Square, Boston.
Pamphlets describing the diseases for which
these remedies are used can be had gratis.. .
Numerous Certificates are in possession of the
Proprietors, of cures performed by the above Medi
cines. I
Sold by GREEN it FLETCHER.No.2l) South
SIXTH 8Uect, PhUadelphia. aud by his
As sits Hssav Massss, Sunbmry, 4
. rabnwry , 1
, A nny,
OMETER and GOLD SEEKER'S (.it'IDE. The
brilliant results of his labors iu L'alitbrnia, and the
discovery, this very week, of fresh veins of (Sold
in Virginia, and beds of Coal in Rhode Islaud, by
it use, are alone siiflicicuttnstanipit as the greatest
discovery of the age. Nothing but the extreme
cheapness of the instrument, und his desire to see
it used for the lienefit of mankind induces him to
dispose of it at the low price of which ho oilers it.
Dcsides this, his own desire for wealth is nearly
satislafficd.
The following Testimonials, In proof of the
value of the (ioldonieter, selected Iroiu a great
numlier equally satisfactory, must suffice for the
sullice for the present:
As run Hoi'sk,N.Y., Dec. 81, 1R48.
The undersigned, having this day withessed
the practical operation of Signor Jose DeAlveai's
newly invented magnetic instrument, the Uot.ii
omutem, feel entirely satisfied that it poascscs the
extraordinary power of desccting Mineral ores hid
den beneath the surfuco of the earth, and havo no
doubt that it will prove invaluable aid in the dis
covery of the Mineral resources of the United
Slates and the world.
J. R. U11 iPF.s, Jr., Chemist,
L. 8. Tieknasn, Magnetic Ins. Makor,
U.Ts. JJasa, lieologist.
Los Axgelos, California, Aug. 1848.
This mav certify that the undersigned is fully
convinced that Signor Jose Do Alvear was the first
discoveror of the tiold desposites of California, and
that this discovery was made by ti e aid of a Mag
netic instrument called the tjuldomelcr, which 1
have seen successfully applied to the discovery of
veins of Oold ore, places where no indications ot
the earth. 11 W. cSlirJltMAiN,
Lieut, 3d Urtillory, U. 8.
NO AGENTS.
In consequence ofthe dilhculty of finding faith
ful agents, and of preventing frauds, where articles
of this nature are sent out for general sale, Signor
De Alvear has determined to sell none ot his works
or instruments unless ordered by letters sent di
redly to him, w hen the desired publication, or in-
strunirnt, will lie forwarded under his signature
and seal, so that all doubt as to its genuiueucss
may be removed.
US BEWARE Of ALL 1.M1 i'A 1 1U.MS of
this Instrument which mav hereafter apiwar, as
the secret of imparting the Oold Detecting power
is known to no persou whatever, except the or
cinal inventor.
I jT The UOLUOMETKK anil UULU tSKrJK
ER'8 GLIDE, will both be sent by mail, closely
enveloped and sealed, and heretofore, not subject
to inspection bv fost-mastcrs lor the sum 01
THREE DOLLARS, sent post paid to SIUNOK
JOSE lis ALVEAR, Ilox S713, ISew xork City
The instrument is very light, and the Guide is
printed on thin imper so that the charge by mail
or express will lie verv small to any part of the
United States-The Price of the GODD SEEK
ER'S GUIDE alone, is ONE DOLEAR, Sent as
above. Address,
- ' SIGNOR JOSE Da ALVEAR,
l)oi 37 13, New York City,
1 VV OFFICE for die sale ofthe Gold Siutta s
Gums and Goldomstii, No. 38 tlentre Street,
New York City, where visiters uiat see several
casks of California Gold, in tha rough state, as ex
tracted by Signor D'Alvear from the Sacramento
Mines, and also witness the operation of the
GeLSoMSTsa, when held within the Magnetw in'
nuenee of the precioas metal, and unerring man
ner in which.it indicates the prose ne of that and
other metallic substances.
. resrmanr 17th, 14.
tating the skin or temper of their owner.
J. UO., 49 South Fifth Street.
r or sale at this olhcc Price 25 cts. per Box.
iNovemlicr a, 1S4S (1111.
I AMnnCUO DE4TIITOPAIM
ItFXIEP TO THK Hir !-
I hull I, t. the Weak!! A
!I.M is 1 1 mm I tor Hie
h'tlp ilumini Kuce in An-
PAIN KILL K R.
I Jut l an entirely vetrda-
ble munpmind, roiuiMWil of
1 wtMity-I' iveriillWi-iit iiiirre
riienU, und u an irtoriwl mid
KxttTiiul Iteutnlv inr the va
rious ills ttmt hm mi it hVth is
lieir to
CCU Afl
Ciiiuhs, Culila, Tami, Ncrnu nml Sick ITciulnrhp.
niii'unuitisui, rur. Situ ins, Sniiml AllW-tum, Summer
CiiiiUiiiii, Cli'tleni M trims, Toothache, Kmptioiis, Cunis
riU's. r nzru I'aris. Kiirim, iMiihle. Auue nt Ihe Fuit and
llrcust, i'umtt'iV ChV, Mruise, old Sire, 18 of nnrte.
lite, (iuneru) Dt-Uilitv, Anlhnui, Vr. Put un in bottles i'm
1. 5f r 4 xliiiliiiia pr iMttle. r or turuier particular set)
Vainplilets tol li.-ul of every opet gratis, rimuiiiiiug a
hriet hiMory il the origin, iliivvivery and g;kod ctiects ol'
Aiiurt'ws' rum niuer, i: en i mute oi Lures, directions. Ac
LOOK OI'T FOR FRAl'D.
The tritumtliant success of Andrews Pain Killer in re-
movinfr tho chusts tlint produce death, the unliiurlr death
it nullum o our nwe. lias indum! some men of wiuiu it
innv h truly mid, their viiluiu tus occuiinUtttis ruumiest
their vilblnv to wlttmipt to nut iu circulation stmrtous anil
counterfeit ai tides itnlleti l,aiu Killer," using fictitious
iirtmes for Uie pretended author, torgetl certibt-ates, &c.
r-nie have aiirwamt. and others no douht wiil unncur. Let
nil reeniber licit Andrews (ienuiue Fuin Kilter has the
written signature of 1. Amlrew mi the lab-) of each bottle
in black luk. 1 m t si u inly ak for I'um Killer, but ask for
Andrews i itin rvint-r, uihi n'tvo no uuier.
J .Id by M. A. MiH'-ny, Hole Apeut, NrthumlwfUni :
J. W, Frilinir. Htinl'ury; J 'hn II. KnHer, Milton ; John R.
Myyer, Ht wMiirrtHiri; ; Mm. A. Murray Jk ('o, Danville;
LNivenpon A SiiiiiIk Plymouth; Amlrew Yohr, Wilkes-li-irre
: I lavs & MH'onnick, McKweusville : Scluitfle 4
Chnrntwrlam, lsewisburir George McAlpui, Jersey IShore;
1. M. Jim Id. Wiltiuuisiioil.
O i derm aitdresMetl to I. Andrews, Inventor and mtty pro
prietor at Itheca Tojnokins county, . V. Will receive
prompt attention.
sMpteniuer ju, iMaw.y
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
Henry Masser,
TTAS just reofiveJ at his store, in Sunbury,
an assottmout ol the cha)iest Uoocls, thut
ever came to tin; place, consisting ot
IIHV tKOOIfS,
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, $c,
French black Cloths, Cassinclts, &c. Cali-
cues, ot exi'olleiit qnulity ami colors,
price u to 10 cts. Oonu IMuslms, a
varJ wide, at 6! cents.
These are not tho low priced trash articles
usually sold. Muslin de Laities, of fjnn qual
ity and patterns 18 J. Ilamlsoina Terkeri
and other Shuwls and various other articles.
The publio are requested to call and iudtre
tor lliemseivea.
Sunbury, Not. 18, 1S48.
Wright's Indlau Vegetable I'llls.
John V. Frilini;, Sunbury.
Henry Mn.ner, Sinilmry.
Iliiys ft MeCormiek, McKwcnsvills.
K. KnufTiiinn. Augusta tp.
Jnhu H. Vincent, Cliilisnuaaua.
KiiseAi Dergstresser, ICIyslsirg.
W. Rotlienncl. Little Muhouov.
Ileiiien ft Ilrother, Miltnn.
Forsyth, Wilsnn ft Co., NortlmmtsrlrnJ.
Jus. Keetl, Piittscrrrre.
W. ft It. Fejrely, fMiamokintowii.
J. C. Murgun, Snydcrstnwii.
W.Deppiil, .Million, .y p. O.
Benneville Ilntshiie, Up. Mohonny.
J. G. Reuu, Line Mountain P. O.
Benj. 1 1, flncr, Ixiwer Mahoniiig P. O.
Amos T. Drissell, Turbuttsvill.
O. J. ft T. Piper, Wotsonvillt.
K. A. Kutzner, Rnonsvilla.
II. II. Kiuelile, Elyaliurg.
Offices rleviitcrl exclusively tn I lie sal of Wright's Indian
Vegetable Pills, Wholesale and Retail, 16n Race St., Pliiln-
rtelphia, SjS Oreenwitii street, New-Yolk, ami 196 Trsmout,
Ifctmi.
Dec. Iltli, 1P1S. ly.
Equitable Life lnstn :tiiro. Annuity
ami I rust C usnpanv.
OFFlfKH WAI.M:T KTRKl'T, PIIILADKLPIIIA.
t.AFlTl f iWjIHIO. CIIAKTSE Fr.KesrCAL.
riHK C'niiftiiy are now prewired t tmumet tiusiuf
t itp-n the most litwrnl aist uitiiiuUi.'Ooiis terius. Tlii.y
are authorizeit by their charter (ivcr :i) "to nytke all aisl
every insuninee apperlaiuiim to lilo rinks uf wlmli'Ver Kind
or nature, and to receive and eiei'iile irtixts, intike endow
nienta, and to Brant and purelmae anuuilies.'' The Com.
pany sell aiinuii ies aial endowments, and act as Trustees
for minora and heirs.
The 1iiitiiig of newspapers and pamphlets
was prohibited by the 31st of Charles II,
(1680.) Newspapers were first stamped in
I 1713. The first Irish newspaper, P Oc-
eurrence. was published in 1700.
CABINET
WARE R003VXS.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public,
tliat lie continues the manufacture of CABI
NET WARE, in all its liranchss, at Ins stand in
Market street iu Sunbury, and that he has now
ou hand a hantlsoino assortment of well made and
fashionulile furniture.
lie n If o rarrieson, at his old establishment, iu
Fawn slrect, the
til III MtKIMi HtSIXESS,
in all its Iirsnches, nnd keeps constantly on hand,
tin assortment of well made and fasliionable
CIIAIRM, plain and ornamental. All of which
he will dispose of at prices as low ss at any cats
hlishincnt in the county. -
His limit experience in the business, Justifies
him in the belief thut he will be able to give gen
end satisfaction, snd therefore solicits from his
customers n continuance of their patronage.
All kinds of produce taken in est hangc.
SEBASTIAN" 1IOITT.
Sunbury, Mirth 17, lb4'J. tf
Tabic of Premiums required for the Assurance of 8100 lor
tlia whole term ol l.lic.
Prem. I Ago. Prem. I Age. Prerri.
1) 31 H9 40 " I a:j6
1 S3 ! 8 IS 47 3 4U
1 64 33 8 211 44 3 ,
1511 31 8 87 49 3 77
1UII 33833 SO 3 IM
1 6.1 till St 4 13
1 W 37 8 47 68 4 38
1 3- 8 51 63 4 51
1 78 39 8 63 64 4 71
1 4U 8 70 4 01
1M 41 8 k! 60 s 18
le9 48 8 93 57 S ;
I (it 43 3 01 Si 5 54
1 l 44 3 18 6S S 78
8 01 45 3 83 W SUl
IA
17
IU
80
81
88
83
91
85
87
8H
90
3U
The nreniiums are leas tluui aiir other roninanv. and ihs
polu-iea lUTortl sreuler advautuses. Tnlles ol' luih.venrlv
and quarterly preiniunis, hBlf creilit mtes of premium, short
leniis, Minn uvea, aurvivorsnips ana etKkiwiuents; alsti,
form of Applieatiisl (lor which I here are bhiuk sheets') ai
to be had on appliratnai at the office, or by letter Iu tha
Agsnt, J. II. PtKDY, Hunbury.
Rates roa iisuatxa S10U on a singl Lifa
Aie.
80
Ull
411
&tl
Ss
Example A neraon aaed at) vanra next Isrih iluv. hr
UHvinS the Comnanv oa cents would SMrare In hia liunilv
or heira SllUahnuld'he die.E one year; or for tg.fi he ae
cures to thau HKJ0j or flw I3anuuslly foe seveu years
ne aeeurea in iiiein anuuu slsiuui he tile 111 seven years; nt
tor W8U.40 paid anuualty during life he aacurea SIIUU to be
E aid when he dies. Tiie insurer aecmuur his own Usiuv,
y the dinereiiee in amount of nremiuiiia frtan thoschiirKed
by other orticea. For Ho.SO the heirs would receive tfaouu
should he die in one year.
Forms uf apoUoaliou and all particulars mav he had st
the office. J. W. CLAGUOKN, Preaiduit.
Tuuiin-Fsaicts W. Rawls.
H. O. Tuekett, Seoretary.
Cossei.TiNa Phtaicias Dr. J. B. Maasnr, ftiuibiiry.
i. H. Pusuy, Bunbury. Ageut fut NurUiumucrbuui ooun
y. . . .
Bunnury, July s, itnaw
For I year. For 7 years. For Life,
cl ol l.ini
D9 1.30 8.04
11 11 8,7U
1 8.07 3.rt
3.1 3,o7 ,U3
Disrfolulion of Partnership.
NOTICE is hereby giveti, that tho partnership
heretofore ciistins between tho subscribers,
iu theTl-NNlNU & STOVE business, in Sun-:
bury, has been dissolved by mutual consent. Per
sons indebted to the late firm, are notified to call
and make settlement, on or triors die 10th of
April next.
BENJAMIN ZETTLEM0YER.
JOHN O CONNOR.
CV B. ZETTLEMOYER, respectfully in
forms his friends that he still continues the busi
ness st the old stand, aud respectfully solicits tha
patronage of his old friends and customers.
Sunbury, March 17, 1S49 3t
G1ESE & SON,
COMMISSION. 'MEHCIIANTS.
FOR THE SALE OP
FIOCR, GRAIN, SEEDS, LUMBER, IRON; 4C;
No. 43 Commerce Street Wharf,
BALTIMORE.
J,"? Advances made on Consignments, .yrt)
March 17, 149. Jm
wear- ' a sn SilT A X.1 IT tA TA A . . .
Biiit,Ai irMiitu.-um dollar per
w' w bushel, cash, will be paid fur rood wheat
by - IKA T. CLEMENT; 1
riunbury Jan. Z7tn, IS4U tt .
I AK IKON of all kinds for sale low, at ta
Jf store of C. 8. BOQAR.
Hunbury. Jan. 30tU, 1648 tfc
XES of a very superior quslity for sale by.
H. MASSER.
Guabury, Pee. t, 1S4J).
Cotton Yarn. Cotton Carpet Chain, Cotton Laps
and Wadding, Cotton Outlines, Ready made
Pantaloons, Ready made Vests, Congress Knives,
Porcelain lined preserving kettles, just received
for sale b . . H. MASSER.
Sunbury, Dee. it 1818.
RAISINS, currants, citron, cheese,' pepper
, eauce, Ac. For sale by J. V. f RILING.
Sunbury, Dee. , 1 848.
1 )L ASTER, 6alt and Pish, just received snd for
by J. W. FFILING.
Sunnurr, Pet. t, 1848.
BOARDING. -"
flHE subacrilier will continue to receive and sc
L commodate a few transient or permanent
lioAwsiKus, at her residchrc inSunUiry. .The lo
cution is In a bundaoiue aud pleasant part of the
town, coiiiinanilins; a tine view ol the busuueuan-
na, Northuniticrland and the scenery adjacent.
To persons from the rity, wbo wish to spend a
few months in the country during the stunner era'
son, bunbury allurds a delightful retreat
ANN C. M68RIS.
March 10, 1849 6m
mj OTICE. Thoso wh are in want of any
11 gooiU are requested to eorue next week, as
the subscriber is determined to sell all oft' by the
last uf the week. C. S. BOGAR. ,
Suuhurv, March 10, 1849; , .'.-Vr
CIIOOL BOOKS, for sale very cheap by
CHARI.CS 8. BOGAR.
Sunbury, March 10, 1848, - ut. i U.k
IJ ARASPLS. A few for sale be tear one by
. - Ci,rj. BOGAR.
Sunbury, March 10, 1S4 9. '..
S UMMBR SHAWLS, for sk below tj price
by CP. PfGAfc.
Sunbury, Msfrh ! 1848. "