7
SUNBU11Y AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
CANAL COMMISSIONER.
In the Livei or the Member of tha Legis
lature of Tbrinsylvania, published in 1848,
vra find this notice of Mr. Morison, tha Dem
ocratic nominee for the office of Canal Com
missioner :
"William t. Morison, whoso parents re
mored from Petersburg, Virginia, and loca
ted in Abington township, Montgomery coun
Ijrj irt the year J801, was born and now
t-esides, on the farm where his father first
Waled. lie received a liberal education,
4hd at the age of 21 he engaged in agricul
ture, which pursuit ho has continued to fol
low up to the present time.' Ho has fre
quently been called, by his fellow citizens, to
fill various places of trust and honor. Ho
lhas officiated as Justice of the Poace, Diroc
ot of the Public Schools, Comity Commission
tsr, and in 1818 he was elected to the State
Legislature, in which he performed the part
'of a faithful and able representative, and
Svon the good opinion of his fellow members
y his correct deportment and gentlemanly
manners. '
Mr.M. was re-elected to the Honso in 1849,
and held a seat during the last session. Al
ways at his post, he never shrunk from res
ponsibility, but met every question as it came.
His votes weio Democratic."
Mr. Morison, we should suppose to be
about 45 years of age is nearly six feet high,
slightly but compactly built, and erect as nn
arrow. Ho is active and punctual in the dis
charge of business ; and in the very prime of
life, bodily and mental.
LATER FROII HAVANA.
We learn from Capt. Ward, of barque Rapid,
which left Havana on tho 13th instant, and
arrived at New York on Sunday, that tho
trial of the prisoners taken at Woman's Island
was s'ill going on, on board of the Spanish
seventy-four lying in the port. A largo num
ber of gun-boats wero kept rowing around
her, to prevent any unauthorized persons
from-communieating with her.
Tho U. S. Consul, Mr. Campbell, and com
mander Randolph, asked permission to see the
persons confined on board, but the authorities
refused to -allow them to hold any communi
cation, stating that they would be tried by
the laws of maritime nations, and if found
guilty, would be dealt with accordingly.
There have been several deaths among the
persons confined on board of the seventy-four
gun-ship. The captains wore kept in con
finement on board of tho same vessel with
those taken from Woman's Island.
Several persons have been arrested, put in
prison, and their property confiscated, on
suspicion of being concerned in the invasion
by General Lopez.
The IT. S. sloops of war Albany and Ger
mantowu were lying off and on in the har
bor, awaiting orders. It was the opinion of
the American Consul that should the United
States government demand the release of the
'persons taken from Woman's Island, they
'would bo given up without further trouble.
Spirit of the Times.
The Cabinet at Bai.timoiif.. The rabid
'dolphin correspondent of the New York Tri
!blitie, writing from Baltimore, says: "It is
rriuiih to be regretted, but it is nevertheless
thb'fact, that the present Administration, so
far as a portion of the Cabinet is concerned,
has rendered itself peculiarly obnoxious and
unpopular with many of the Whigs of this
city, who were tho first to support honest old
Zack Taylor. The injury done the Whig
( party cannot easily be remedied."
Appointment ok Ma. Lawrkncg Con
firmed. Mr. Lawrence, our Minister to
England, was confirmed, on Tuesday last,
by the Senate. Mr. Webster moved tho con
firmation, spoke earnestly in favor of it, mid
voted aye. A large number of other diplo
matic appointments wore confirmed at the
same time.
TftECoSSihiicY against California. On
Wednesday, Mr. Beirien, of tho'Senate, gavo
notice of an amendment to tha Omnibus
Bill providing that California shall have one
Representative only, and two Senators the
latter to be chosen by the Legislature after
the passago of the act
This is Nullification in its worst aspect tho
dictation of the Federal authority to the States.
The principle upon which California claims
admission to the Union has been recognized
in the tises of ttie Michigan, Arkansas and
Texas.
She ban a population, present and prospec
I've, which justifies her In her claim to two
Representative. Yet the proposition to rae
her down to the lowest rate of representation
is deliberately coupled with provisions for
creating rotten-borough slave States, Without
actual popalation) out of Teras and New Me
, xico.
"llow much unhnppiness, discontent and
'all uncharitablenesa' might be avoided,
if men would dailv school themselves to
contemplate and realize the truth, not only of
their own mortality, but ot tlie transient aiui
perishable character of all human fame.
the applause of the multitude is sweet, but
it is the thing of a day tho flower that is
fresh and fracrant in the mornincr, but dioops
in the hot noontide, and dies after a brief
season. The cultivation of tne ncart alter
all produces a more desirable result, is
unaffected by the heat or cold of iiuman vi
cissitudes. and vlelds us choicest satisfac
tion in that dying hour when man most
needs consolation and support'
makuIed,
On the 21it inst., by the Ilev. J. P. Phindel,
Mr. Solomon Wbiskr of Augusta, to Mis
Mary Miller, of Jackson township.
By the tame, a fow weeks ago, Mr. SAm
bKL Oyster, to Miss Sarah ConhaiJ, of Au
gusta. I)C ittarkcts.
Philadelphia Market
June 25, 1850. ,
Flour. Flour ia quiet and the price stea
dy J shipping brands are telling at 85 25o brl.
Extra Flour at S6 75 brl. Bye Flour is held
t 3 00. Com Meal is worth 3 00 pur brl.
Wheat. There is an active demand for
red Wheat at $1 20c. prime Wliitu ul$l 30o.
R. I'mim. Bye m held at je ) I'U.-li.
Corn. Corn is in demand at 63 c. for yel
low ; White is worth CO cents.
Oats. Southern are worth 43o, and Tenna
435c. , ' ,
Whiskey. Sales of Whiskey inbbls nt 235
and hhds at 23 cents.
Baltimore Market
June 24, 1850.
Wheat. Small Rales of rood to nrime reds
weie made to-day at 120 els., andl'cnn white
at 128 cts.
Corn. White at CO a fil cents, and of yel
low nt 63 cents.
Oats. Prices range from 42 to 43 cents.
Whiskey. Sales of bbls wero mado at 25
cents, and of hhds nl 24 cents.
SUNRUKY I'WCE CUUltE
Corrected weekly by Henry Master
Wheat.
NT.
ins
50
00
37
. 12
8
5
12.p)
- 10
25
. 8
Krt:.
Ctmx,
Oats.
UlTTKH. '
Kims.
PlIUK.
Flaxsckiu
Tallow.
Bkkswax.
Flax
Hki-klkii Flax.
Damn AiTLr.s.
Do. Pf.achks.
10
. 62
00
SHERIFF SALES.
BY virion of certain Writs of Vrn. Jiirjmiia, to
me direr-led, will lip sold by public Vendue
or Outcry nt 1 o'clock P. M., tin Monday the 8th
lnv of July next nt the Court House in the borough
(if Stuihury tho following real estate to wit :
A Certain Tract of land.
sittntr in Point township, in the County of Nor
thumberland, bounded on the north In" binds of
Tlios. Mi'Mnlian, on the east by lands of Joseph
W allis, on the south by land ot ylins, Aloriran
and on the west by lauds of Charles Cay.eonlaiii
ing Ifil acres more or less, whereon are erected n
Iwo story Stone Dwelling House, one other 1 J
story Frame Dwelling House, a Frame Darn, n
Log J3nrn,nn Apple Orchard nnd other fruit trees.
ALSO:
A "rtain lot of Land situate in tho Borough of
Northumberland, in said cornty, bounded by lot
No. 18 on the cast, the eanrd on the soulh, King
street on tho west nnd fronting on north way, be
ing 00 feet in front and l;)0 feet in depth and
I nown in the general plan of said Dorough ns lot
No. 17, whereon is erected a one story stone dwel
ling house and none story frame building.
ALSO:
A certain other lot of land situate in said Bo
rough, bounded on tho east by lot No. 10, south
by the canal, nnd fronting on Xorlhwny, being
00 lect in lront and leet 111 depth and known
in the goneral plan of said Dorough ns lot No. 18,
whereon is creeled one nnd a half story frame
lwelling house.
ALSO :
A certain other lot of land situate in said Tio-
rough, bounded on the enst by lot No. 20 on the
soul li by the canal on the west by lot No. 18,
and fronting on north way, being 00 fed in front
and feet in depth, and known in lhe general
plan of said Borough ns lot No. 10, w hereon ore
erected n two story brick dwelling house and
kitchen, also a frame barn and frame steble.
ALSO:
Four other certain contiguous lots of land situ
ate, in said Dorough, hounded on the north west
by 4th street, on the north-east by an lllev, on
the south cast by nn Alley mid on the south-west
by Orange street, and known in the general plan
of said Dorough as lots No. 209, 270, 271 and
272, containing each one-fourth of nn acre more
or less, whereon is erected n frame stable.
ALSO:
Four other certain contiguous lots of land in
said llorongh, bounded on the north-west by 4th
street, oil the north-east by Hanover street, on the
south-west bv nn Alley, nud on the south-east bv
Alley, and known in the general plan of said Do-
rough as lots No. 2H.'), 100, 207 ami 208, contain
ing each one-fourth of nn acre more or less.
ALSO:
Siv other certain lots of land in said Borough
(cullpd out-Iols) bounded on the north west by 5th
street, north cast by street, on the south east
by Washington street, and on south west by Sus-
(luehannn street, each containing five acres more
or less, and known in the general plan of said
Dorough ns lots INo. 20, 37, 32, 33, 38 and 30,
whereen is erected on lot No. 20, a frame Stable.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold us tho
properly of John Shrincr.
JAMES COVERT. ShrlV,
Sltcrill s olhce, hunburv,
burv, )
-is" )
June 22, 1850..
TO THE VOTERS OF NORTHUMBER
LAND COUNTY.
tTELLOW CITIZENS: Fncouragcd by n
largo number of my friends, I oiler myself
as a candidate for the oll'ice of.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
nt the next election, (subject to tho decision of the
Democratic County Convention.) Should I lie
nominated and elected, I pledge myself to perform
the duties of said ollicc faithfully and to the best
of inv ability. PETEH HOUJHAWOUT.
Push township, June 22, 1S50.
HOOT,
ClGl i:mtr,A AltTST,
No. 1 10, corner of Fifth if Clusnut sts., Phila
delphia, and 363 Broadway comer of
Franklin direct, New York.
CITIZENS AND STKAXUKKS can have
a sitting for Portraits or Miniatures, and
receive them beautifully cased, in morocco, Silk
velvet, Papier Mnche, or other fancy styles, or sets
in Medallions, Dockets, &c, in a few minutes.
Daguerreotypes, Paintings, Drawings,
&c. Copied.
Out door Views, and Miniatures of deceased
persons, taken at short notice.
For Portraits of Adults by our proecss.and lilt
proved Instruments, a ctuiutij day is iiuile us fa
vorable ns clear weather.
For Children, a clear day (between 11 and 2)
is preferable. uC'In Dress avoid white, blue
or light pink.
- Our Gallery with its Six J'lizo Medals and
Works of Art, is open ut nil ltuurs, and Free.
Whether visitors wish pictures taken or not, we
shall at all times bo happy to sue them.
June 22,' 1850.
LINN,. SMITH & CO.,
No. 213i Market Street, above blh St.'
PlilUllKI.PIII V, I
Vr Iiolcttiile Iru;;slNH,
AM) IiiCAl.KltS IN
'RUCiS, Mkiucink, Paints, Oiis, Wisnow
a v litis, V a n m .in s, i)i t: jtirr, l'ATevr
MEDifiM:s, Mkihi'im: Ciii:st, Si-hiiicaL In
stiu mbsts, Ac, ctc.j and niaiiufacl urers of the
celebrated
Congress Ink,
Black Blue and Red. Tho quality of this Ink is
unsurpassed, ami we are now prepared to furnish
it of all sizes, neatly packed in boxes from one to
three dozen euch.
li. 8. & Co., endeavor to have always on hund
a full assortment of good and genuine Drugs, at
tho lowest pxissihlo rates. Particular attention ia
also paid to the manner of putting up and packing
their goods, eo that they feel prepared to warrant
their carrying any distance with perfect sufcly.
All ordoU by letter or otherwiso will receive
prompt attention.
Philadelphia, Juno 15, 1850. Cm
gJTONE Ware, Earlhen Ware, KuUins, Al-
monds, I'runcs uud Cieniii Nut. ,
Plane uf ull kind j.
full wul I'ladtrr. Ju.-4 iwtivt-J and for al
by .IllHN W. l KIUNU.
'unbury, I.'i c. ls l'i.
It. XI. R.
RADWAVS fll'.AIiY KI-.UKc- lor pin is truly l.lus
nine to Kiillciinc humanity. Tho I.ninc urn rejoiced lit its
curative proportion, for they can dmptaise with their clin
ches nnd walk. The Weak bless it ns nn iii.trniueiit ia the
lunula of Providence, for hy Ha henlinjr ami slrensthenilig
qualities they become stiong. Tho lled-Kiddeii weleome
it ns a bltiwnR from high heaven, for it relieves them of
their pnin nnd naaery, cilren their ilinonsen whether it ml
llheimiiitisin, Lnmlwigo, Goat, l'nrnlysia. Htrnins, Unras,
fVnlds, Sc-s, Sprains, nnd nlteetioim of thoHpine, or con
tracted ToihIoiib, for liyitsuse they are ciitihlett to aripo
from llieir hed nl flick'unm, and cn'jny the plensnres and
lilesainitanf hi-nllh. Tin) ,lnitrrar nf Nearnlii and Tic
Doloreax, welcomes it ns their only remedy in relieving
Ihoin ot lhe cruel pnilis, nhooliug like electric li"cn through
the face, hem), nnd syalem, pnmlyaing in nil inatmit their
caenriea ami brightest h"pes, for the Hendy Helief is a
powerful nnlidole for nil JServoiHi ami Hheumnlic Aflec
tloiai, mid will care this powerful dicenao when lilt ol her
ramt'dien hnve failed to give lulicl. The aiillerer of Tooth
Ache ia n few aeeotula.
ri quick, powerful, nnd cfleetiuil ia rtnihvny'a Unary
Relief ill all enaea where, pnin ia emiaed by external inhuies
or internnl dertillircmeut. that it hns relieved lhe lil'ial se
vere pniua of Chronic Klicumnliain daring one application
of tho ltelief.
ITS SUPERIOR STRENGTH.
HAIVWAY'ja KKAUY HIXIKF ia nlao the most wono.
mieal medicine in tiae, ll can be uaed with the in-iat liap
pv rvsalta, Imth iutcriinlly nnd externally. t:rniupa ill the
f ioinneh, Colic, or Cholera Morbus, nru relieved ill ten
miimtea, nud cured entirely ill lifteen or twenty. Alao if
your wish to ninl;e an oinlineiil of it, for the cure ol Src
l.ipa, Ohepied Fleah, Pustular l',rilpli"lia. take a tea-spoon-fill
of the ltelief, nnd a tillile-apoiiiilul of Ptvevt Hit, or 1
oz. of Lard, nnd you have n better ointment or talvt-a lhai.
unv oilier article now in nac.
In fact, tliia medicine, when reduced to two thirds its
own nri'iigih by adding na much spirits of wine, will give
you tietlrr l.moni'iit Ihan nny now ia use.
Hen Mint ciieli laittlo benra the fnc.-aiinilo signature of
of Kadway Hi. Co., n;me other is genuine price Uo ceula,
large bnlllea.
THE UKOWISG ORISAME T OF BEAl'TV
IH A BEAUTIFUL. 1IHA1) OF l.UXl ltlANT HAIR.
BAPWAY'S ClHCAHrAN BALM.
The Imly or crnt !.ni;in who ilrnrcn a beautiful ait trie
t-i ill-fun lii't ir lljur, nre mlviHL-il tn nmku 110 nf Hurl way's
t'tTC.-IHSUIll l'llllll ; i! pOrtSt'KfM'H 1IIMI1V IlilvMlltiigi'B HVIT nil
ftthi-r hnir luiucn nnd prqKtnttinus. First, elvruwcB the
iwiilp t'roiu ilmiilriirT, ijivt's t'iu-s nut! vijrr to the tvvft tu
tin; roots nnd tuilha, hiviornlns to licilltiy net ion th genu
ni'lit't:, which iiT to llip hnir n liculihy rtMl, tnnl forced
thfliiurtotfrrow.it. run-H lt;ililiu'. slops thu linir from
fiilliivz nut, iniikcJ it fine, Btrouir, t t niul cI.fv. kwps it
t'itui turniini urty, or liei'wtniiu; itiwonrtti. It in truly fl
luxury totirt'Sr the liiiir with tins ilclicimir prtpuiatitiu.
II I III HAIil WAS Al.I. I i ON 12.
KADWAY'S CIIICASSIAX 1SALM tr iiivi-.'ortitinfr
Imir, cli iiuptiifi the pr'ilp.rcijinviim (kimlnill. ntitl cuiiiii
huhhiesH, Ik truly n vnluniik' prcpanitioii. A Iruly who lunl
been mck for some time lunl lost t-vevy particle 01' her linir
previotisto her sickness, her hair wonli! fall wttt ; she whs
recouiiLienuY(l to try the Cirt-asniau Italia, ns n hair rrntor
er, she used nix bottle with the most happy results, her
hair ia now tine, soft, glossy, tout;, ami luxuriant. Thin
preparntion nt-dirs the hair in tift, line, soft, and silky, and
predisjvwes it to curl ; ye, with biililhetitls, weak hair, hnd
tiair, try n b 'tlle of the" Cirenssiim Halm, prepareil by liail
way A Co., and you will stum have n luxuriant bend of
haii'. Sld f rJ.1 cents in larjie bottles. Auk frUudway's
Circassian IVdni, Mil Fult"u Street. New York.
HKACK SPOTS ON TIIK SKIN.
Diirinfr the simnnnr season we frejuenlly meet villi
pei.)hs win ares "lelynimoyed with black SS)ls, aliuut lhe
iize of a pms liead, jiut under the liuiici of the f-uriaee
Ihe-se iipets are lndy mmoyin nnd repulsive in uitpearanee;
tlieynru iiothuit: ni 'ie or Krcs than tlusi, the kin being
warm and the individual purjiit i nir I rejly. t)i''diui cl.'ntjtiiK
up tlie duets of lhe iebaceons glaudi11, tiitir oily necreiinns
:11c not given dtf, and e iiiseipteiitly a cheesy deposit is lhe
results ; this bee'ii runcid and turns hlock. dislittrei the
complexion, nud otten intltniM-it and wippuiat''. Iet Hail
way's Soap be free y usinl, ubs rplinn wil! take place, and
the spolS speedily disiipjiear. Also, if Iladway's Soap was
made use of as a Toilet Swip through the day, these- spotH,
midolheraiuioyiniTi exerenseneey, would not troubln y n .
The extraoniiiiiiry eil'eets if Railway's Stnp in removing:
Tan. Sun (turns. I'imples, ltlot'bes, l'listnlcs. Tetter,
Hash. Scurvy. iMnrpliew. at id lhe Nites nnd Stingy of insects
is truly astonishing; besides, it is certain of trai'sformiiiix
a dark, discolored and repulsive visaut, to u c can and
beaut it'ul complexion, lu nil cases ik f'r Kud way's. Sap
ami take none other.
N. H. Ilarlway's MciliratMSoup in steel engravings are
J- eenls. nil others ure counterfeit. Ijisk foi the sieuleu
grdving.
AripNT TJ. II. Masscf. Sunbiiry.
June J-J, IsV). Ci-Jmly
JACOB REED'S
ci.oTiii; ituo.ti.s,
Southwest Corner p Fifth and Market Strectsy
ritir.AnKi.rniA,
w
THO always kcein on hand n lartje stock of
everv vnnetv ol clothinsr mudc up of bool
inatcriiils, nnil u tlie latest and liest nlyles. He
would nlso inform tho puMie, flint lie jnivs eonsi
demlile attention in (.'ettins up Military Clothing)
in rood style nnd nn reasonable terms.
June 15, 1S.KI.- Jy
MAIIOGANY AND ' 51 AUllLE.
SJLV" l.CILL,
AM)T( it!I. SMHOP,
Corner uf Eleventh and Itidze lload.
AND
CABINET MAKERS,
GENERAL FURNISHING STORE,
No. 131 South Second Street, below Dock St.;
PllII.ADBI.l'IIIA.
THE stiliseriliers would call tho special ntleni
tion of Caliiuet Makers anil others, to their
very extensive assortment of materials in their
line, eoiiKistiiu; of Mahogany Veneers, lionrds nnd
l'lank, Haif Cloth, Curled Hair, (ilue, Vnrnish,
I.ookiinr (ilass Plates, Mahogany Knolx, Did
I'osti, Marine 1 ops, and every desi iiption uf
C lard iv a re Tools, &c.
Cabinet Makers residing out of lhe City, would
find it greatly to their advantage to call ut our
store to purchase such materials as they want,
connected with their liusiuess.
All our ponds arc WARRANTED,
of tho best quality, nnd nt very reduced prices,
Our Terms are Cash, (no trade.)
W'c guarantee to give every man the worth of
his money.
T. & T.. TJIOMTiSON.
N. B. Mahogany, Walnut and Hand Kail
Plunk, and Stair liallusters for lluilders, nlso
Maihle. Mantles, always on hand, and every de
scription of turned work.
Juno 8, 1S50. ly
THE ASSAM
TEA COMPANY,
No. 136 Greenwich Street, New York.
'"PHIS proprietors beg to cull the nltenlion of
connoisseurs in Tea, nnd the hi nds of families
to the choice and rare selection of Trad imported
by them, and hitherto unknown in this cuuutiy,
which, by their fragrance und delicacy, combined
with virgin purity nnd strength, produce nil infu
sion of surpassing richness uud llnvor.
THE TEAS OFFERED, ARE THE FOE
J.OYVlMi :
The Joildo Bloom, a Black Tea, ut $1 00 jierlh.
" Niphon, do 0 75 " "
" Diari, do 0 50 " "
" Osacca, a Ureen Tea, ' 1 00 " "
" Ton-tsi.ia, do 0 75 " "
' Ticki-lsiau, do 0 50 " "
' I d-li M ixture, it compound of tho
most rare and choico Teas grow n
on the fertile and genial soil of
Assam, 1 00 "
With a view to encourage the introduction of
these matchless Teas, it is the intention of the pro
piictors to distribute by lot, among the purchasers,
a quantity of 'Peas equal to
The first years' profits on lhe sales cfl'ecled.
Each purchaser will receive enclosed in tlui pack
age, a numbered ccrtilieute, entitling him to
One Chance in tho Distribution ! ! .' .
C '7"fiR kvkiik inn CKNTS.yJ
laid out. A on the receipts amounting to $20,000,
the undermentioned parcels of Tea, to the value
often per cent,, or Two Thousand Dollars, will be
given nwiiy as bonuses, uccurding to the follow
ing SCALE:
S Prizes of SO llmof Tea euch nl l Ml ier IIi'J.'iOIIi or
in
6 "
" " son ' " sin
OKI
J.'SI
son'-" am
" &ill " " a.si
4U Prizes in nil. W.IHKill.s :,oiic,
Those persons who prefer lower priced Teas,
can receive their prizes in proportion, or they will
be re-purchased for cash, at a reduction of io per
cent.
1" Country Agents required. Applications
to be addressed (post paid,) to the Company's Do
pot, as alove.
June 8, 1850.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that U tters of Ad
ministration have been granted to tho
sulwcrilier, on the estate of Sarah Newberry, late
of Point township, N in Ihilliiberland county, dee'd.
All person indebted to ujiil e ;lale or having de
mands against I lie ii.uiu, aie ie,ii..,l, d lu call
for etiilmuni. DAVID TAGGAIiT.
NoilhiiinUiIjti'l, liiuc 1"), IS ill. Ut
SOIJIOVS IN 1MUTITIOIV.
Northumberland County, s.
The Commonwealth of Pcnnnylvnnia to the
Sheriff of Northumberland County, Greeting I
If Willinm O. Moore make you gecurc of prosccn
tinir hisclaim, then summon by ummoner,Chs.
f. Moore, John V. Mooro, Isaac Moore and
Francis Moore, into of snid County mt that lliey
lie and appear before the Judges of our Court of
Common l'Icns for tho county of Northumberland,
at a Court of Common Pleas to lie held at Sun
bury, on tho first Monday of August next, to
answer Wm O. Moore of a plea wherefore, where
as the said p!fl. and defis. do hold together, and
undivided nil tbnt certain' Tract of Land, situate
in Hush township, Northumberland county, de
scribed ns follows to wit i Beginning at a pine a
n comer of the lire of John tienrhai t, thence by
the same south !.r deg. east 22 perches loan Oflk,
thence south SO deg. enst 02 perches to a Post,
thence by land of Jacob (Jc.nrhart, smith 4!l deg.
east 23.J- perches to npost in the edge ofthc Turn
pike Pond; south 29 deg. cast 9 pcrchesto a Post;
south 30 deg. west 33 perches to a small Chestnut
Oak, south 55 deg. west O.J perches to a while
Oak, and south 35 j deg. twelve perches to post
in a lino of land of Herman Cearhart, and by the
same, south 51 deg., west 20J perches to a pine,
south 42 deg, west 10 perches to a chesnut Oak,
south 3 deg. cast 3(i perches to a white Oak, and
south 17 deg. west 30 perches to a Birch, thence
hy laud of Kiijijelli iJepue nnd Jacob (iearhart,
south 70 deg. west 84 ocrehes to a post and thence
by land of John Culie.';, north 8 deg. cast 209
perches to tho beginning, containing 87 acres nnd
18 perches more or lesn. with the appurtenances,
they the said Defendant deny that Partition there
of be made between them, according to tho Laws
nnd customs of this Commonwealth, and the sta
tutes in such case mode and provided, and the
snnic to be done will not permit, unjustly, and
contrary to the laws and customs and to tho sta
tutes uforesnid, ns is said, eve, nnd have you then
there the sunr.noners and this writ :
Witness the Hon. Josepl B. Anthony, Esq.,
President of our said Court nt rSunbury, the Uth
day of April, A. 1). 1S5II.
JOHN FAllNSWOUTH, Proth'y
"All of which the parties aforesaid ure hereby re
quired to Uike notice."
JAMES COVERT, Shr'ff.
Micrill s ofliec, Muubury,
June 1, 1850,
JOHN C. FA 11 It & Co.
I M P I) II T !: K S ( K
"Watches, Jewelry, Plated Ware,'
AMI FANCY .0(HS,
112 Chesnut St., between 3d it 4lh Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
A I'WA V.S keep on band nn excellent assort
incut of the above articles, which they will
sell on terms ns low ns uny in the citv.
June 15, 1851). Om
TIIEYERTON.
ADORERS, Miners nnd others who wish to
purchase lots in Trevorton nt private sale
will find an agent on the premises or ut the town
of tshamokin.
Labor on the Bail Road will be taken in my
mcnt of lots and hall the wages of the laborer ad
vanced in rnsfi.
D. MONTGOMERY BOYD, Agent.
June 1st, 1850 If.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
And Prices Reduced.
THOMPSON'S
Susquehanna Express and Freight Line,
IS NOW i'RKPAIIF.D TO FORWARD
Goods nnd Packages,
Daily from Philadelphia to
S din. strove, A'orliumbcrliml, Sunhiry,
Dan uilr, Bloomiburr, .MiIon, Lcwis
bitrir, Muncy, IViUiumsport, Sfc.
1) v R ill. UoAii ami Excitr.ss Canal Boats
NEW EXPRESS Office 38 North Third St.
Frcidit Office at CRAIG If BELLAS' Corner
of Broad and Cherry streets, Philadelphia.
April 0, 1850. tf
GREAT ATTRACTION !!
SEW AMI CIIKAP GOODS,
JOHN W. TOILING,
Market Street, Sunbury, Pa.,
f WAS just received and opened a lnrge assort
IJL S ment of superior and choice Fancy and
Staple Drv (ioods, well adapted to the coining sea
son, which be will sell nt the lowest prices. His
stock consists of general assortment of almost all
articles of use in the Dry Ooods line, consisting
in pnrt of
Cloths, Casmncrcs, Summcr-Sluff for
Clothing und Vesting.
Ladies 1 r c s k (ioodm.
Cilovci, Hosiery, Laces, Shawls, Muslins, Sheet
ings, Tickings, Fine MufUiIs, Cilnghnms,
I linens, ccc.
ALSO: A general assortment of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENS.
WARE, LIQUORS, DRUGS, AND
MEDICINES, PAINTS
AND DYESTUFF,
and every variety of articles,
t i?" Country produce of ull kinds taken in ex
change ut the highest market price.
Sunbury, April 27, 1850.
NW STOKE
A M'.IV STOCK OV GOODS,
At the Store formerly occupied by otil Jidgnr,
In Market Street, Sunbury.
TIHE subscribers respectfully Inform the pub
I lie that they have jUst received, And arc now
opening
A HANDfOMi: AOBTMKXT Ot DRY tiOODS,
Consisting in part of
Cloth, Cassimcrcs, Snttinctts, Vesting, Panta
loon Stuff, Calicoes, Ginshanls, Lawns,
Veslinps, Flannels, Cumbrics, Linens,
Fine Muslins, Handkerchiefs,
Gloves, ifc,
Hardware, fneen8ival-e,
Diii'us isn Mkdicixk.
ALSO:
A large assort incut of
Groceries, Fish, Salt and Plaster.
I, ailics Shoes und (jailers, Fluid and Fluid Lamps
All of w hich will be sold on the most reasona
ble terms.
I'lf' Country produce ef ull kinds taken in ex
change ut the best prices.
JOHN UUYEKS & CO.
Suubur), April 13, 1850 ly
UIXHIGC J. 1 1 CIV K ELS,
CITV f A B I N K T tVAREHOUMl,
NO. 173 CHESNUT STREEI)
(OI'FO.lTK Till f TATE UOUIK.)
PHILADELPHIA.
VFFERSfor sale, low for cash or approved city
paper, a largo und well assorted slock of
CABINET FURNITURE, of the latest patterns
and ot tho best workmanship. J he assortment
embraces every article, useful or ornamental, com
prising suits uf Drawing Room Furniture in Rose
wood and Walnut, exquisitely carved. Kosewood
Walnut, and Mahogany Chaiulier Furniture ; Pa
tent Extension Dining Tables, (acknowledged to
be I bo best now in use); Library Book Cases,
and a great variety of plain Purlor and Chuinlier
1 uriuture.
Curtains made and put up in the latest Paris
fashions.
Spring Muttrnsses', Hair M.Utrasscs, uud Fca
ther Beds, made to order,
N. B. All atUclcs purchased t this eslnbli h-
mi ni ure warranted of the bet inatert.ilb and
v o i k 1 1 1 a 1 1 . 1 1 i 1 1 . and will be parked to carry Lately
In any pa it nl tlie ruuiittv. '
M.i J"i, ISOO , ly
DAVID TEASE,
FAKILV GROCER & TEA DEALEB,
S. If. Corner Glh t)' Arch Street Philadelphia,
WHO was formerly In the firm tins now sue
eecded Colton ft to., in the business and
oilers for salo nt tho vrry lowest prices, all kinds
of Familt CirtocERtKS or tho choicest kinds con
sisting in pnrt of
Fine, Superior nnd Common Green and Black
Teas. Old O. Java CollVe and other kinds. Su
gars, Sperm Oil nnd Candles, Olive Oil, Ket
chups, Currie Powder, Isinglass for Jellies, Parma,
Bakers Chocolate, Cocoa and Bromn, and every
thing in tho line, which lit) will pnek up careful
ly and forward to order ns promptly as has lieen
the habit of the old firm.
tET Will the housekeepers of Ptuibury nnd vi
ciiiity who -wish to have (iroceries ofthc choicest
kinds please to try us once !
DAVID PEASE,
S. W. Cor. Gtll Sc Arch Sts.
Philadelphia.
May 11, 1850. ly
J. K. THOMAS,
Ornamental and French Stylo Frame
Manufacturer,
S0j Walnut st , between 3d and Ath street.
PHILADELPHIA.
"RESPECTFULLY directs the ntlrntion of the
public to his superior styles of Plain nnd
Fancy Frames, which urc of thc hitest and most
beautiful designs.
As a handsome Frame nt a LOW TRICE,
has been much desired, he was induced some
months since to commence the manufacture of
these Frames. In n short lime the ileinnnd has
been so great, tbnt he has been obliged to incrcass
his facilities, and new oiler at
KXcKKDixoi.Y low mien,
Singly, or in thousands, the most beautiful Frames,
suitable for Paintings, Prints, Daguerreotypes,
Cards, &e., Ac.
For Durability Unsurpassed.
Hotels, Public Buildings, Steninboats, Stores, Ca
binet Furniture, Ac, decorated in imitation of
carved Kose-Wood.
t V Please call and sec specimens.
May 25, 1850 ly
C. IWNKEUT,
E00T MAKER,
Ao. 40 Sml.lt Fourth Sired,
Pltll.VIIKI.I'lllA,
W HERE every variety of French Calf Skin
Morocco, Patent leather. Congress and Gai
ter boots, of the best style and workmanship, are
constantly kept on hand or manufactured to order.
March 10, 1851). fim
MUSICAL I X ST1. U Al ENTS.
CHAS. UXJIvIMICr,
No. 207 Chesnut Street, front Arcmle,
Pill LA II V. 1. 11 11 1 A.
JOTOttTEB nnd Manufacturer ofuM kinds of
Musical Instruments, Fancy Articles and Toys.
His prices are lower than those of any other store
in Philadelphia. All kinds of Musical Instru
ments repaired in the best workmanship, and ulso
taken in trade.
Philadelphia, May 25, 1S50. ly
CPPJITG GOODS'
I IV PUILlDIILfllH,
ril SHAKPLESS &. SONS, have just received
1 their supply of SPM.NU AND SUMMER
GOODS of Friendly and other styles, to which
they invite ntlentioii.
SHAWLS All descriptions of Silk, woollen
and worsted.
DRESS SILKS firode Rhinos, Chameleons,
and neat und new fancy styles India Silks nnd
Satins.
DRESS GOODS Lawn-, Bareges, Mousse
Una, Ciudiums, Alpacas, Mohairs, and all the
new fabrics.
FURMSHLXG GOODS Blankets, Sheetings
tiuilts, Daiiinsk, Shirtings, and all other furnish
ing goods.
MEN'S WEAR Cloth, Cnssimeres, Cashmn
retts, Drills, Vestiugs ol'ull kinds, and Boys wear.
SHOEMAKERS (iOODS and Cnrriago Ma
kers urliclcs. . T. SHARPLESS & SONS,
No. 32 S. Second Street, Philadelphia.
May 25, 1850 ly
trowa's ENKcure of Jamaica Gin
B'er. Prepared only by Frederick Brown, at his
Drug and Chemical Store. North Eyst
Corner of Fifth and Cliestnut
streets, Philiulclphia.
THE Essence is a preparation of unusual ex
cellence and of varied proiorlios. In nil cases
where a powerful nud safe stimulant is required,
it is uurivullcd for elin acy us well ns immediate
action. To the traveller and to the family circle
it is invaluable, as a few drops diluted in sugar and
water present a safe and agreeable remedy to the
invalid who requires immediate relief, us well us
t the convalescing patient who needs a gentle
tonic. In a .Siuthern climate, where the relaxa
tion ofthc system so generally induces thirst for
stimulants, it will always lie found an excellent
sulistitutc for those tempting beverages which de
bilitate the stomach and cause a morbid condition
of its powers. In dyspepsia, in relaxation of tho
bowels, in naussea undsca-siokncss, it is au active
und safe ns well as a pleasant und refreshing re
medy, and is prescribed by the most eminent ol
the medical lncultv.
A supply of the above received uud for sale by
11. B. Masser, Sunburv.
April 0, 1850. (im
jA.xir.s cooit.ii. liitr.v ca.mkko.n
coopEir&CAimioN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
po'rrsviLi.K,
SthiiyiniU ouiity, Pa.,
T7ILL colled monies, attend tu litigated cases,
' nud ncL us uifeiils in the innuuireinent of
Estates, &c. Persons desiring their services, muy
refer lo iho following geiilleiuen:
rim.ADKi.ruiA.
PuviilS. Ilrowu, 1ki.ii' It. IIiivIj, (liilcoii 1). Winlcolt
lirurv While, Kiiiiiris.N. Iliick, Wm. II. KiiciI. l-;st.,
rliim.'DililKiini. I'.f , J''l Conk, I'tq., U. II. tlictv.ti'r, Kaq.
C I !IOIlip.OII JlllU'S, r.K.
NKW Yd UK.
lUin.MiiHrs II. lirjiiiifll, Itoii. ( lu.lcn llorTiiMn,
llmi. .li s .Monroe. II in. l-iitwuril 1'iiitin.
Hull. AM. ill l.uwrt'111-e, Uoto. Joim Aike., Km, Iatweix
J uii IMU
TUB ClIBir BOOK 8T0EB.
C A1TIEL3 & SlITS'S
'ii'.p New It Si:i:nnii iiaKD I'oos Siokk.
Aro. 30 N. Sixth St. bcrwien Market Arch,
M-niiaat tiiiiti.
Law Books, Theological and Classical Rooks,
MEDICAL BOOKS '
BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORICAL BOOKS,
hCHOOI. IJOUKS.
BeiKNTiKin and Matiikmayical Books.
Juvenile Books, in great varidu.
Hymn Books and Prayer Books, Bibles, ll sizes
and prires.
lildnk Jiooks, Writing Paper, and SUdioiutry,
WViol, title untl Hit nil.
IV Oca prices nre uiui lit ower llinti tlie aiu.cLa prices
l.ilsuiirs nnil .unit i.-iii'r!s ol lMk piiit-Jiaiicil.
C H'Hiks uiikiiriil to niilrr Iron) lluloil.
rllllncK lpliu, Juiiu II, IM'.l y
NOV 1UP.K & riill.iiUELPlllA,
J0URNEYMZN
llattein AuMoiiatlun,
Cor. of 6th and Chestnut Srect, Philadelphia.
C'O.NTINI F to make and sell a finer und more
' durable 11 ul for tho money than ally oilier
establishment in the United Stutc. standard
price of Hals $11 00. (ieiits and Boy's Cloth and
(iluzed Caps. Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, CaJafy
Paiiuuia and Straw Huts at rijuutly low piiccg.
May 86, 150, ly . . ,. . ,
UOUsE TO RE.YP.-The pienu .ea on Mar
l.rl itit.-l, l.ilt-lv iHi upicd by tMiiton Malt,.
Apply to ' m:Gt MAl-,E. j
.Suubiiiy, Aj id 0, l ,-,(). (' . , ..
iiiitimx) & iioliv
T1I01.ESALE Commission PAPER and
kao Warehouse. No. 19 minor
Street, Philiulchihiu. Where a general assort
ment of all kinds of Paper is kept, and for sale at
iiib lowest casn prices.
Cap, Letter and Printing Paperi,
. &c. on hand.
Plain anil ruled white Caps.
" ' blue
Flat Caps. k
Plain and ruled1 white, Letter.
" blue
Blue anil white Folios.
White and colored Printing Paper
Tissuo Pa pet
Shoo
Wrapping "
Envclopo "
Hard warn and Slcalhiiig rVpci'.
Tnr Bounls.
Straw Boards,
Bonnet Boards.
All orders from the Coulilry will lid aUendfctl
to nt tho shortest notice.
All goods sold will be carefully packed, and de
livered nt any place in the city;
The highest cash price paid for Rag, or ex
changed for Paper, as low as cart he bdilght elSe
where.
Please cnll and examine for yourselves.
I'litliulelplua, Jov. 17, 1840,
CHERRY PECTORAL:
For iho Cure of
COUGHS, COLDS)
HOARSENESS, BROtf.
OHXTXS, CROUP, ASTH.
XaA, "WHOOPIITO-COUQH
AND CONSUMPTION.
The uniform success which has attended the
use of this preparation its salutary cll'eet its
power to rcliovc and cure nlfections of the Lungs,
hnvc gained for it a celebrity equalled by no other
medicine. We olferit to the nlllieted with entire
confidence in its virtues, nnd the full belief that it
will subdue nnd remove the severest uttacks of
disease upon the throat and Lungs. These results,
us they become publicly known, very naturally
attract tho attention of medical men and philan
thropists everywhere. What is their opinion of
CHERRV PECTORIAL may be seen in the
liillowinc :
VALENTINE MOTT, M. I).,
Prof. Surgery Med College, New York says :
'It gives me pleasure to certify the value ami
ellieaey of Ayer's CHERRY PECTORIAL,
which I consider peculiarly udapted to euro di
seases ofthc Throat and Lungs."
CHIEF JUSTICE EirsTIS,
of Louisiana, writes 'That a young daughter of
his wus cured of neveral severe attacks of Croup
by the "CHERRY PECTORAL."
ASTHMA AND BROCHITIS.
The Canadian Journal of Medical Science.
states, "That Asthma and Bronchitis so prevalent
in this inclement climate, has yielded with surpri
sing rapidity to Ayer's CHERRY PECTORAL,
and we cannot too strongly recommend this skilful
preparation to the Profession nnd public generally."
Let the relieved sull'erer speak for himself:
Haii'itoiiii, .Inn. -Ct, 1847.
Dr. J. C.Aver Dear Sir: Having been res-
cued from n painful and dangerous disease by
by your medicine, gtntittido prompts me to send
you this acknowledgment, not only in justice to
you, but for the information of others in like nf-
llictiou.
i slight cold upon. the lungs, neglected nt first,
became so severe that spitting of blond, n violent
cough nud profuse night sweats followed and fas
tened upon me. 1 became emaciated, could not
sleep, was distressed liy my coiigh, and n pnin
through my chest, and ill short had ull the alarm
ing symptoms of quick consuniptioh. Jto medi
cine seemed nt nil to reach my case:; untl I provi
dentially tried your CiiF.iiur Pkctoiial, which
soon relieved and now has citred mi. .
Yours with respect. Ei A. STEWART. '
t'llKfAUKII II V J.C. AY tit, Cll I'.MtSTj LOWKLL, M ASS.
C t?" Sold by Henry Masscf, Sunburv; Mary
A. MeCav, Northumberland' Dr; (.iearhart, Sc-
llusgrovc; Dr. Beckly, Daiuillo, and Druggists
generally.
April 0, 1850.- Iycc3m
CI I A RLE STV . I i E O I N S ,
JLTTOP.ITE? AT LAW,
ruini iiiv, a et.
Will promptly attend to collections and all busi
ness entrusted to Ilia care.
June 10, ISi'J,
J. H. ZIMMERMAN,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Sunbury, Pa.
Ollice in Deer Street, immediately opposite the
Public School House.
tV Monies collected ami uil business ploillplly anil care-
I'llltl' Utli'llili'il In.
April SO, 1S50
to r.vu.'Mi:its axu mi:s ok in sixess).
OILS, CAXDLKS AN I) (2UANO,
flIIR subseriicr oilers, nt the lowest rates, In
A nny ti.tnlity to suit purchaser-,
CENULVE PERUVIAN CUANO,
nnd every varii ty of
(SPERM," WHALE, LARD, AXD
TANNER'S OIL.
miiiwfnttnrrrs, 'l'unucr. Farmer, Dealers und
Lunsumers, are invited to call.
CEO. W. RIDO WAY,
No. 37 North Wharves, the first
OIL STORE
helow Race Street, Philadelphia;
April G, 1850. 2m
1'HII.AOEI.rHI A
MEDICAL HOUSE,
ESTABLISHED 13 YEARS AGO, BY
N, W Corner of Third aiul Union Street
rHIZ.ADEX.FXHA
I"MFTPK 'J:AKH of exleiniive unit U!iinierfiirteit
inai'iici! sin-iit in litis f Hy iiiire reihiiTfii ur. n.. tne
in wl exiH'it hiiiI Kiirei-Mliil nracuiioiuir I'ur uml utriir,
in the tieiitliii-nl ol nil ili.i-.ist-s ol a private nttilru. lVrsont
iillliclwl Willi ulcers up il the iK.ly, llirotit, or legs, pnuis ill
lhe licutlor lioni'S, lilirctiriat rlii'iiiiiatiMin, strirlilres, snivel,
ilisciiMJ iiriimi It-oiii yonlliltill exi-e.es or iinpaiilies of llic
tili.Ml, wtiereliv tlie eiillMlltlllioii lia? bceoliltl titteetilud, are
ull IrenU-il witli Biici-cfs.
Ilii wlioptieca Iiiiiim Ii" iiiuler tlie cure of 1)1. K., nmy re-
ligtoii.ly eoiiliile in hm hi'iiur us u (!eiiiieinati,aiui coimiiciii
ly rely uisni bm skill us h plivsicimi.
TAKf. I'AllTll.'L'I.AIl NOTlrK.
Yoniti? It-ii wlu liilve iniuriHl llnnnsi-lvt-. bv a cerlsin
pnu tice iiulnluiil in u liul.it, frciiuiitly Ininml I'nnn evil
ciuiii:iiiii'ii in al u IiikiI Iho cllivls nl vvliieb are uilllilly
IVII, even when usli-ep, mitt iti-slr.iy Imlll mind suit l.nly,
limilil apply iiiiiiimliiiUly. AVuiliiiM niul eoinllluliiMlal
iti'lslilv ksis of iiia&'iiUr energy. pliymcuJ liitsilutleaiKl sen
eisl iriw(ruum. irritability and all nervous aeeuorf , usli
aesliisi, sluuni'liiu'ss of tlm livii, uml every dixusrin any
n-HVn.nilK-l.il with I lie insoiuer ol lac piiH-iuom. .um.,
limis cilred, unit lull vigor rcrtorul. ,
YOUTH AND MANHOOD,
A vigorous life or a premature iluath.
R1XKEL1N on stlf PrixtrTation
i ONLY 5 CENTS.
This Hook ins pulilniheil is filM with useful infiirmolimi
nn lhe iiihriniupk uml ilisesses of lhe (leiierulive ipin
ll uikliews nseli nliko lo YOUTH, MANHOOD ami UU)
AI1K, uml nhouM lie leud hy !
The valuable iiitvico nnd iiii.r.'Wive wsnnil ll aives,
will prevent yen of iMiscry and snilering and turn snuuiil.
I) 'rili.UNili.il. ol Lives.
I 'nr. 'iiu I.y reailniB It will learn liow InpteWnt lhe oua
triit ll.ili of llieir ehiklii ll. .
reiiilii,iii,'e "1 cents, rn'liiit in a leiler. wt
dnwij in lilt. KIXKKI.IN, N. W. i.iner nf THIHI)
t MllN sine,'!., Iictwceu t.llli'e k I'llM', PhlleilclphlS,
Will ensure s ri..'k, Ulster cm rl .ic. mt rrlurH llisil.
Persisiriit a diMum'e mu u.l.lit'. 1 r h. I leller; (post
io.l.) und Im-. uo .I al ln.iiie.
I AI KAi.W or Mr:l)K'U'K.4. t'trir.fTIO, ,
I .rwardKl liv .smkIiut il re.iiiltiin. c, wn 'iit np .feme ir..ni
UAilAi.l. nl I HJI1MY.
biuk-wlliK. New A-eul: rNHiri,. am:if..(ti,. ana oil
mi-.. :ii,pli. ,1 oh il-.. ,il, v.-,.ik m vn:--1 m'es.
1 tb.M-.-i I'- 11 1) . .
cmsoh
In til ChrlfrJsalned1 snil vtvltizM enuatrlni. hsi eswssd
Isrrer priiportlnn of rissiht thin nny nther m.led thl ..
Hlict. Iho buinnn ismllyi nnri, until wfthln few ymr
therq hsi net heen any efftain fcntJy tu stup &t devMMa-
Uon of the deitroyer. but now
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONAUV BALSAM
Cure wry nirtnty of thfl mntt Btronglff niarkH ftml iltvel.
oped cum of Pulmonary Con$u)ition nr. al. ndout4
cmm of vlcrrattd anri Hicti-id LUMM wh kopilm
Mi m wrre ti?i!r llbr ctirurt hy mtf othjr nxidiafa.
flo vtterlti hopeUni wont Biifnn of Tlio nfilietnl
to hare been prmiounced hy physiciiH nnd MnmU to b
attuallt tTi fto. South, who bA ihplr 1)firil eldtli
marie. hte lwtn cured, mid yrt liv uilirri. it m
aid wonlal not lire nothef jny, r now tki
hrnrty (hy mwtr wre, A
It imiienM ill tlm cleiiid'tff mtd purifytn'e tlFhitM '
npnny ai puwerl'ul ml cLir M Uii niinrtioW I
we mil
INDIAN PURlfflNQ t XTR at. j
Tlil.diHr fj-ont tlmt. Itemttiir Dili jioAtti $nttmt mh4
Mfilicatidh whi. h ru ptmlMTlf adjU to, nnd mn
tidily nrcHy, to cure
Coughs and Consuitfpttoiis, -'
nnd nil (ltrMHci uf ft imlinunnry nulurt imrh dlwM el
uitiftlly prtiVrt go fntul under ordinary ireHtment, lheii
Httwrk tlm ,
llrcnM, throat, Inncs, nnd itturt.
Thla BAtJ.4 M hil ant curt Wrr in th tMnfi. ni
rlttr-wlipr iAtrrnnUq. na ctrtninlv nnd taiily nt fUe feat-
r.ViNO Kxtk('t r.vres nnd hmlt tilenra ezternallf. , Thjil
HrtVuti rnroi Vif irimi-f of Couifh nnd Comumptton ol
of 7Vn, utter ell other reihctUfa Uava ailed to do food.
Thousands Of Consumptions
ami Chronic Chufh, n1Shdntl' phte Iti anfattinj
cay in ui-h (lisfaws, nnd tin don Mud curwtire power
tiitj aonthinif, lirnltng pnijn!i!rs, in the followm rom:
pluiiita litid diffijifa, viz, : Sptninjv of Wood, Blttaing at
the I.ttflpb, t ttih in the Hrrntt and Sit'le. Nig ht SvttUt. liar
rout Conplaintt I'alpiunhn of the If tart. Cholera ft.
turn, Vyriter( nnd dimmer Conj'hiits in Children tod
Adult, Asthma, Und ALL
FEMALE WEAKNESSES & COMPLAINTS.
No remedy thnt has brrn ottrrd to ilm ptibiie Laa afer
Mrn half as certain nnd efectual in correcting ALL the loV
rnlt'iitnl tcra!: nejfc nnd irregulnritiee of tbe tfipule eex. aa
HltAXr.s VVLMOXAUY' BALSAM. It innkea ho dif
fcrctu'o whether iho tlermig-'tnent he eitpprenivn. trecaa;
or othr Incidental irm.-nf. it UKCil.'I.A'I'KS A I.I,, by
etrrrtffthening tlm aytein. eaunliiing the ei'rcvlA(tt end
toothing nnd allaying NKKVUUS iUni'l'AUILITt. Aal
our J"fim;Ae( tor proof.
COKfStTMPTION.
A flying Woman Cured !
W atatn thiai ctiro to nt-orn thn wowtr ti tatst lift
tliif HAl.tfAM ia rnn altfr tw peraon ia conndertd
by physician nnd trirnria to ht? in the last ttagee of diteM4
nctnally dying-mid. in this earn, to far g?tt xhit the
thrnud nnd burial clothrt wrro honjfht. Ym thn (tr-Ctrai
inr ff thin cnar, nnd tlm resperiailt nnd vndouoted proof
of n'l thr liicuinstHiicrs und iucta. we refer to our
I'hia rnn'wna rflertpd on Mrs. ZIP A PYKKMaM, M "
Balhton Spa, Saratoga Co., V. Y. We ran urove. berond
ilmihr, t7m;iyotliii almost equally na houHra. end innu
t arable ciiM-a of OwA-nnd Consumption CC HEDtn9)k
were prononnceti inruraotc uy bkuiiii pnynciant.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
See tho clire of Vr. Ifubbard. of Slumlord, t-'t., and btkarA.
Dyspepsia !
Sef the cure of T. S lYilcox, mprr
riling Co , N. Y., nnil many more, iii our l'mriphlf ti.
Dysentery & Summer Cioitiplainl
in t'ftihtrctt nnd Adulit hre aUcayn cured. Weakly (?idrH
will hrcntne flthv, health,, end hearty, nnd grow rapidly;
by tlm ne nfthU'llAI.HA'M.
N mother nerd eror mourn the rfpnth of her rblld b "
Cliolrn Titfntitiint, wliili" tretliina, if BRASV9
I'l'.MO.AliY JiAI.SAM Ima.Iminintered. It ahou Id bM
fer luch caaea, glfrdn in luvcer thnn the ordinary doiea.
DOCTORS & PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND
'Ph.- tulliiwinc-linmfit llrtrtorn srld t'AvWrtMf htr4
lii:li!r re.Miiiiiieii.lcl I! RANT'S M KUICt.NES l
Ilr. N. Ilt'lll-CA Kt. Stninlolil. rwin.
Dr. .1. N. SMITH, Wstertuvrn. N. V.
Ilr. IIOM.1MAV. X IKMiry .Iret, l)r6ul, H. T.
Dr. T M. HUNT. Aill.uill, N. Y.
Ilr. (IKl). KltANCIS, Mi.l.llHuwn. CoHH.
Ilr. (Il'.d. A. ft)(Ji:HH. Until. N. V.
l)r. S. WIIITK. rrr.lnnis. N. V.
Ilr. C. II. (!.U,i:NTINI:, Hrron. N. Y.
Hr. J. (). HIIII'MAN, 1-Wtteville, N. Y.
Ilr. J. SKINNIIH. Ilonrr .. Ilr.ioklyn, N. T
lr. O. Silll'MAN. CiirtUini. N. Y.
t-( ill SAI.i: HY J.ilm W. Frillnff, Pnnbnry Pn.
iVinrv a. ii.'Uiy c.'riliuiiiiiMiiKV
.1"!. II II. Hns.-I Mlll..i,
ll.-nryJ.Wiai-fliT d.)
M.lwi'iril A. Kutznvr (I.i
Ait.-itiil'i.tii-li.t iNittFgrovt.
Ilnvrs A Mi'l'.innirk, Mc-Kwensvillc,
V.' I'. I. l'uiut.'r, Minicy,
J. I. IMaini ,V Co., IJuplip'svitls,
l-Mwar.l Wilii.ii, JUi'iy Herlin,
'I'lii.riit.iii Ac liukor, I.eivisbnriri
S, .1. CronniN Hfliimirtiivui
Y. IF. Hi.-kl.-i-. Danville,
I'.. 1. I.eitz ft J..I111 U. M.ivit, Hli.im.b.irir, ,
All Ifti.'i-s nii.t i.nl.MS nniHt Im: adilrexsud to Wsltaot M
Co.. HO llnmilwny, N.'W Yurk.
uiti.iiry, .iiilyui, ly.
PHIL A. AND READING RAILROAD
SlMMfell AKRANkEMK.HT FROM
ItlLADKU'IHA ASV i'OTTSYHiliB.
Ojice of tlie Phila. Heading Rullrovd Co. )
l'hiladoliihia, March 29, 1830. J
Tlvi) rnssptiKor Trains Dally, (except SunJey.)
X anil after Atirilist, 1950 tvvd trnlni will ,
tic ruli eilcli way, daily, betweeit PhiladtW
pUU and l'ottsvillo. .
Morntris Ltne, Accommotlalton:)
Iicaves Phila'deliiliia ot 1 A. M., daily ctcpt
Sumldvs.
Leaves rottsville at 7J A. M. daily except Hun-
Ja)s: . .
Afternoon Line, tasi l ram.)
Iiettves i'liiladcliiltia at 91 o'clock, daily, except
Sundays.
Leaves ruttstlllo at 2J o'clock, tidily, except .
Sundajs.
'assetiRers cannol Cuter the cars unless provU
deil w ith Tickets.
Tlifc itftrrndon, or fast trains, do not stop it Au
burn, Althousc's, Birdsboro', Rcccr't Fonl, VU
li'v I'orw, Port Kennedy, HpriiiR Mill or Falls.
' X OTI l.'E. Fifty pounds of Intirgiige will be al
lowed to faith iiasscngcr in these; lines ; and p- "
setmfCs urn expressly prohibited from tukingany
thlii! ns bnir?itp but their wearing apparel, which
will bli lit the risk of its owner.
Uy order of lhe Board of Mnnnccrs. ,
Si BKAUFORD,
April Vi, 18r.ll.
Secretary;
W1MMA31S' AIVTIiOYSPKPTlC
E I.I XI It H with the ntiinwt confi.li.nne, efferedto tks
.M:.li."il l'iK iiliyaii.l llic public i.ir the cure of L)yrp
kui or lii.tiiit'iUuii, anil all discuia arising I'ruiu It, sucU
Nntlin. It.-n.hit-lie,
Vcrtiii'i. iiiniK'.-'i..f Pi-jilt,
Urtiilily nt tlio Nervous Sys-li-nl.
KK K'li'iinlriii, Jaumtire,
l..li..llllll'tilC,
Ilitions Yonlitinffi
lliirnin scnwlt.ifi at the pit
.il the stomurli,
I.iverciiiiipltiintj
I Inpn-ssi.si Hfler enlillK,
rnlplliiti.qi iiinenui,
1'iiin in the pit i Iho sioinacU
or tiiviml the riiht sids,
fiiillowiH'.. m'entiipltixi.si,
Wnsiiui; nl ilic sirc'iVta.
t'lai'ilfii.'e, with luiiienl
lifli'liini;.il tfiail,
Yillati-.ttilli.
Ueprrssliill nt the pirlssiJia
C.niiititiitl..n nnd llncaines
Irntulillliy Ol wuir, sic
nt'llie tn.Wels.
PXiij
II n :.-iim ot iliepsin shniil.1 1 nrfrleotcH; rrtost seriouS
.flit-is iisivrnsiiu. ii.r it liivmlief..uii.laH.iii f..r, is ttis in-eiiK-ill
i-ause hi', ninl vrry frequently termiaatMi inosnumn-"
li .ii. 1 wuiikl impress M,l,,, m""' "itle w".11
this itltcime limy lw t.i p..rt Willi the reason Whiuh con.ll
l.itu iimn supcryinlnent among siiiiiial livings, or tn ein
l.iller eilen e I')' u.l.llng a ciiusciousness uf folly to the
pi-iMlly of iin. , , . , , ... ,'
This iiiiilieiiie 1 neatlv put up in lmttles, witti ample
itireetions lor U!c, uml is sold in ""l.nrv I.y John W.
t-'mr.if J A.MI-S Wlt.IJA.MH.
Teiini"ni' "f tilt. Almnr F.lmin, liutu-r, .Market street
al.ive fivth, r.rolmmtlve of lhe eifiracy of Williams
Ami-1) .peptic Khxir.
A1 ! ' 1 riunDrtruu, October 3, 1S19.
Mb. Jams Wim.um :
Desi Al It Bi es me prent pleasure to ItiwiW that you
are HKaiii preiuriii)r yon meilielne for the cure of lly.pep,
urn. foi nunlv of my aeiiiniiuncea Iwvs repeatedly asked
me where it Could be prociueit, kiuiwii tlmt I Bail been
cured l.v it. A. 1 think Hint a pnMio acknowledgment of
lhe (jrwit bellefil 1 luife reeeivl from the uo irf yoor Biedr
leine is nut onlv due to you, lull Mi Iw ufeiul Hi olhers, I
now liluke it. 'For Severn! years I .'flered Irolil Uyspefi
a, which iiiiTOised to such an extent thnt my kealtk awl
emisiiintiou were mpiillv sinking iinriVr. it. j
relled tn restriet myself lo lhe most nn'pte nt. aiJ ;n
Hint I i'.Hjkl is it digest. 1 fell a has of strenglh, di.lu.-ll-iniinni.i
exercise, ami, as you hava it in ,'' ,v"'i
melit. a ftum-ml Iceliiin of depr.A.1011 ajal Indeacrlhlole
wenrmra. In Iho year IS; lieurins man ntlltrs klf k ra
ooniin.liiiii.iiof vour Ami -Dymiej'tic tlixir, I ocuret
and Hani it Willi the iisl happy eireei i ""der It lniiene
lanaiior mat wariue ani.luaiiy poxacd away; anl my appe
l.ie r. iuriR'.t winch 1 e .uld xmuiy w'lh iiiipunily. Tee
venca have ii'.w ek.cd, aivtmy eonfidesce lu tWemtrv
iu.wei. of vonr nuiticiiie lint ol comae InerensM, Im It
c-iunlciclv ihiiiJ me whuu I fmW lo.tum relief Irom any
TMBthnnnvnf Edward H. Rowley, Wh.deaale Metekas
ofil.e Hrm of Koitlcy, AJihumier Co., No rVjittr
Wharves, in pro.f ol' tlie etiicuey o( Williams' Auti-Dys-peptiv
Klixic. funnMu.uu, 0,tolr M, tl9.
Mr. Jmfs WitLiii: J'l
I)enr Mr -I Hike i l.-umre in r.wnmiuen.lir.1 ynur An
rvsi,r,,r l'-llx'' inr l!i'' r,lrc nl ; Dyspepsia. 1 hava eakaa
it iiiy.cll foi til j dnvw. mid Imve been entirely cured.
'ntlr e.neellHlly, a.
TUWAP U BOWliVf
A;.f.a -lOHX W rUlldNO, Su.iti.icy, l . m
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