SUNBUltY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
PENNSYLVANIA LKGISLATt RE
Sesslon 1M1.
SENATE.
1. Philadelphia City William A. Crahb,
Benjamin Matthias.
2. Philadelphia County Pertr B. Saicnj,
Thomas S. Fernon, Thomns H. Forsyth.
3. Montgomery Joshua Y. Jones.
4. Chester and Delaware IT. J. Broole.
5. Berks Henry A Muhlenberg,
fi. Hucks Tlenjamin Malone.
7. Lancaster and Lobanon Jos. Konip
mnelitr, Daniel Slinr.
8. Northumberland and Dauphin Robert I
M. Frick.
9. Northampton and I.ehiSh-l nra.i m-
ner
10. Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne No
Representative.
11. Adams and Franklin- 77kmis Carson
.12. York Henry Fulton. I
ii r,mKri I fiml Perry-Joseph Buily. j
..... l i
14 Centre Lycoming, Sullivan ami Clin- j
... u'n'i . i
tun-m. J. Packer. ,,,
15. Blair, Cambria and l!Ut,Sdo-..A.
trt A. M'Mmtrie
. , .
Columbia - -
16. Luierne, Montour and
Charles R. Buc.knlew '
17. Bradford, Susquehanna and Wyoming
(Jeorse Sanderson. i
18. TWa, Potter, M'Kenn, Elk and Clear- i
field-Jolin W. Guernsey. Timothy Ives.
19. Mercer.
Venango and Warren John
Hope.
20. Erie and Crawford .Mm IT. Walker.
21. Butler, Beaver and Law tenet Arehi.
bald Robertson.
S2 Allegheny William Hazlctt, .las
Carothers.
23. Washington and (ireene- Gntree t.
Lawrence, Maxwell M'Cuslin.
24. Bedford and Somerset Isaac Un-rns.
25. Armstrong, Indiana mid C'laiion
Christian Mkvkiis
2ti. Juniata, Milllin nnd I'nion Jonathan
J. Cunningham.
27. West into eland and Fayette Nn rep.
.resentative.
28. Schuylkill Charles Frailey.
HOCSE.
AViams William M'Sherri).
AO'.-'henv Thomas J. Malum, Robert C.
Walker, John M'Cluskei,. J. Fiffe, Mnr-ian
Sloliertsun.
t rmslrons, Clarion and .lellerson John S.
Ulney., Uevnulds Laugldin, Thomas M'Kee.
Kurujj'jrd and Cambria Julm Cessna, John
Bwfc Alexander S. Feather. Samuel
Wgefc. Ii'hw C. Evans, Jacob Rcilsnyder.
Rtitfe V-ianl Thomus, .lunalhan
Be.erer, Unller and Lawrence 77i rutins ;
Dcatjtt, ficutt If. II. lirairrr, Samuel Hum-
illnn.
Blair and llmnio-jilou sV.'i '. M'Citra)
Win. H . Smils.
KUadfiifd Addi-im M'Kiiin. Henry Clibbs.
Chest.!.- Join S. Ihtietn, David J. Bent,
.Jawc II. LWI.iii.
CuniheiW Henry Climeh.-t Thnmas C.
(Vutie Witttn II. JSUiir.
C!.;ailie!1, Elk :! M'Kean W. J. Hemp
hill Coftinibia ami Mmitimr John M'I'.evnolds.
Crawloi.l 7'. Y'l.i (, Juscimi l'.T rr.x.
Du'ipUiu Joh.x C. Knnkel, JLn Cooper
Delaware John M. li roan all.
y.ritiJainrs C. ller.J, AleramlcrW. Maine.
Fayette and Westmoreland James I.
Downer, Joseph E. (uillin, JirneU iiil'ey.
1.. L. BiseUw.
Franklin John J' .., J)vd Ji"t
(Jreeue Lewis Kidieits.
likluna Km. F.nms.
Lebauuii John II". KUUhper-
LyeoiniiiLr, ( linloii and Poller Wilii.mi
lirindle, Win. Dunn.
Lancaster C. L. llmisrrL-rr, '. A.Skcof
Jer, Ilobtrl Jlaldiciu, Jansli .Yi.ssn;, James
Cowden.
Luzerne James W. Klioads, S. S. I'eue
Jiet. Lehigh and faibcin DaviJ Laoiy, William
I.Sly, Jr.
.Miniioe and Pike .liliti D. Mnuis.
Mercer. Yeiiaueo and Warren Munis
Leech, John W.SImgart, (Jleiiui W
lliilii-'ld.
Milllin John Boss.
MoutL'oiuery William llcuiy. Curtis W.
;abe. Oliver P. Fielz.
Noilhamptiiu Alexander K. Beaten, Jos.
Bimwx.
Norlhiimberlaiul lolin B. Packer.
Perry David Steward.
Philadelphia City Gtorst II. Hart, Chas,
O'Seil, Joseph L.Gusler, F.diraid Armstrong.
Philadelphia County Washington J. Jack- i
son, Lewis C. Cassiday, William (Joodwin, '
J. Smith Skinner, Edwaid A. Penuimau, A.
W. Olwine, Solomon Demeres, William II. I
Souder, Richard Simpson, Andrew Hague.
Henry Huplet.
Somerset (iearpa Maxrry.
Schuylkill Wm. J. Dubbins, John S.
Struthers.
Susquehanna, Sullivan and Wyoming
Ezekiel Muwry, fsaao Beekhow.
Tioga A. J. Monroe.
Washington Jonathan D. Leel, David
Riddle.
Wayne Cakvki.y Fbkkman.
1'nion and Juniata Eli Slifer.
York Jainb S. Haldeman, Alexander C.
M'Curdy, Edwin C Trone.
Democrats in Roman Whigs, in Italic
Iiulependaiit in Small Caps new niembers
marked thus I) dead.
HF.CAIMTILATION.
Dein. Whi. I ml.
In' 10 1
69 38 3
75 54 4
58
Senate,
House,
Dern. majon j'tbal't, 17
Moat about Paine's Gas. Mr. Puiue, in
a letter lo the Springfield Kepublican, bays :
"A machine, working two such magnels, at
you examined, kept my little cottage warmed
two monlbi during last winter, and would
now be in continual use but for the fact lhat
the apparatus, together with other a, are now
being employed in proaeculinj; experiment
having the employment of Ihe discovery, as
a motive power, in view,"
DRlESUAt II AND III TIOfcR ON A STEAM.
BOAT.
On Wednesday last, IIk.rr DniEsiucn
the celebrated tamer of wild beasts, receiv
ed at Zanesville a telegraphic dispatch to
come to Cincinnati and bring with him his
pd the great Brazilian tiger, and one of
the most ferocious animals ever tamed.
Herr, accordingly, took a double berth on
the steamer "Julia Dean," putting down
the names on the Clerk's book "Herr Dries
bach" first berth, "Col. Alexander" (Ihe
name Herr gives the old tiger) second
berth. Herr remarked that the Colunel
was a oncer old fellow, accustomed to
"sleeping out," and had, withal, a peculiar
1... 1.1 1 .-. A..
nothing nui
s(r(m. , T)(, ch(lmbl.rm.,j(l ,ook BW8y the
bed, and replaced it with a full supply of
arljc,,i Jjus; ns, nlHl preparation to
start, went on. Just belore the last hell,
JIt,rr anj tlt! tjger lin(L, uu,r apperance in
the cabin, opposite the slate-room door.
The Clerk heaiimr an unusual stir in Hie
UIIIL.V 'III' WIMMU PlrT J IMI
cabin, op-nrd his) office door, and looking
down the cabin, spied the blaring ryes and
sava - e body of His Roval Majesty ! H'
J JJn,;ni, U ,P did
I not relish the appearance of Lot. .Ilcxan
;, S(il, ,u, djJ ot ;M.l ikt. ordering
the party ashore. He felt a repugnance to
,lat undertaking, and concluded to allow
things to take their wonted course. Heir
unlocked his state-room door, and His Ma-
jesty, at a bound, was on Ins straw o. u.
Altera little time spent in arranging
the state-room, Herr satisfied the Clerk, and
others that bis pet was entirely under his
command, and intimated to the bar-keeper
that a bottle of brandy should be relished
hy His Royal Highness, (or himself,) which
was brought into the state-room by the
trembling waiter, who had forgotten to
bring with the liquor the requisite accom
paniment pure water. As a punishment,
Herr told the tiger to "take the corner,"
which he did, and stepping quickly out,
locked the avtonished boatmen in, while he
went for the water ! The man was so fright
ened that he spoke not, neitherdid he move
till Herr returned and stated to him that he
need have no fears, as the tiger would keep
his place until me ordered him to rise.
When night came, Driesbach locked his
slate room, hiil his Majesty food night, and
vent to b( il in tlie upiier hctlli, and the "hap
py couple" had a good and peaceful night's
rest. On arriving at our wharf Col. Alexan
der showed his approbation of the boat by
giving two or three growls, interupted as
approbatory by Herr, and the party sought
a hark, which when found happened to be
driven bv a son of the I'merald Isle. At
first sight the driver utterly refused to take
the "baste," but was perfectly willing that
Driesbach should be accomodated. His
1 lenrs were allayed, however by the tiger
.jumping inside, and he drove to the Den-
nisson House: but Dennisson resolutely re
fused to allow His 1'oyal Majesty to take
rooms at his hotel, ami Driesbach was oblig
ed to take rooms for his friend at Wood's ?du
seum, while he returned to Dennisson's the
nearest and best place he could find. We
presume that such an instance of travel has
never before been recorded. Ciwinniiti
Commercial .
-I OWE Nl .MAN A l)OI.I.Alt."
II Y CIIAKI.r.- I1. slllllAS.
Oh do net envy, my own dear wife.
Tho wealth ui imr next door neighbor,
But bid mo null hi: stunt ul head,
Ami eheerliuly lollow my labor.
You must know, the last ot iho.-e little debts
'J hal have, been our lingeiiue suno.v
Is pant tins infill ! so we'll bolli o Joith,
.And shako Hands Willi llio v.uihl tomor
row !
Oh. the debtor is but a shame faced dog
With the creditor's name mi his collar;
While I am a king, an. I yiu are a ip. ecu.
For wo owe no man a doliui !
Our neighbor, you saw in his eoa li tu-d;.y.
Willi his wile and his Haunting dangliler.
U'iiiie we sal down at our coveile Loaul,
To a crust nnd a cop of w ater.
1 saw that llie leal iliop stood iu your eye,
Though you tried your best to conceal ii ;
I knew that 1 tit: couliast rrached juur heart.
And juu could not help but leel it ;
Uul knowing now. lji.it uar scanty fare
lias freed my neck hum llio collar,
You'll join my J.:nh and help mi: shout
Thai we o.ve no mall a ilohai !
This neiolihur wIium;
show has dazzled your
eyes,
In f.ict, is it wrcli'licil (Icldor:
j I pity him i'!i, I10111 in veiy heurt.
And I wisli lliat his iol uric liriler.
i hy the in. .11 its ihe veriest sl.uc nlive,
l''ol' llis da,-lliuo vile nod ilalli'lller
Will live in style lluucjli iniu h.iu!,l come
Sj he jjoes like il Ininh lo t lie si.iiihter
li.il he tecls 11 liio li?iiifi- rveiy il.iy.
Th.it tenit'le ili-hlor's collar !
!l uh.it would hy yivu tui.hl he say
with us
'i'iuit hu oa'd no Mini a dollar !
Von seiuii siiiinzed, hut I'll lull yuu mure,
VVuiiiii two houisl net him.
Sneaking ulon wall 11 Ii iyhtciicil air,
As il a lieml had besci luio.
et he Ih it Iroui a veiy wurlhy 1111111,
Wiioill 1 met with the reale.sl pleasure ;
Whom 1 called hy inline ..ml loiei d In slop,
Tliouh hi; said he war. mil al leisiiie.
He In Id mi) lost ,m,-.' so 1 he'd linn l.ir.1
Till he need my m-ek liolu the collar.
Then 1 frhuoic hia ImilI, as 1 piou.llv said,
No a1 I utrc no .Man a dollar! ''
Ah! now you smile fur you leel the luicc.
Ol Lie timlis 1 ve bi'cii lepeaiio,
i I kurnv I hut a dowuiot h'..i.'si he.ut
j Iu that yeulli! breast was bealiuy!
I To-nun iihv, I'll lino wiih giaul's slieiiiith
I To lulluw my daily labor ;
! Hut ere we sleep, let Us humbly pray
I For our wi etched next-, lour neighbor.
! An J we'll pruy lor tho tune wIilmi ull
shall tie lice
, Kmni the weight ol the dehioi's collar;
I When lilt; puurenl will hit ilis voice ami
. eiy,
Now I owe no Muu a dollar!''
j A CoNrunuitATi: IIisi;a.!i. Wp once
, heard nl' a muu who was rcilnccil to such
extn-tue poverty, that in a fit (il'di'speration,
he advertised in soiiu- Iundoa paper that
he would hang himself on a certain day, at
some well know place, for the benefit of his
wile and children. Admittance one shil
lin!?. Dt:i:a Skins. Such is the demand (or
these skins that Victorines, nix inches wide
at Ihe widest part, made ol the variety
known as Hudson Hay Sable, are bought by
the ladies in New York at prices varying
from one to two hundred dollars.
An cvexiNC party is generally a species of
pic-nic, where every one is expected to con
tribute either his moneyed reputation, if rich,
or hi wii f he has any.
THE IMON OF HIE STATES).
God bless the pood old Thirteen States;
(iod bless the younp ones too.
Who cares for musty birth-day dates'!
Cod bless them old and new.
Tlio old ones first our freedom gained,
In bloody lights of yore ;
Tho younu ones havo their rights main,
laiued
As thu young ones did before.
Oi Smith or North, or East or West,
Twin Sisteis all they be,
due mother mused them at her bienst.
And that was liberty. '
And may tho wretch whoso hand shall
strive
To cut their vital thread.
Be scorned while in this world alive,
And scouted when hu is dead.
Now (ill the bowl with Nature's wine,
Let's cjrink "Unci save the King,"
The only King by riuht divine,
The Suveieigu People King
For they're Ihe only King I own;
All others I despise.
The Kins; that toueis above the throne,
The Kiny that never dies.
Oh! may the sceptre wide extend
)cr every laud and sea,
Without beginning, without end,
And conquer to set free.
Till Fredom's Banner lloats alone,
A beacon iu the sky ;
And man no other Lord shall own.
But he who rules en high.
n:i:i)i stuck i. wi.vrt'.u.
Ju the distribution of the winter's supply :
of lodih r, the coarser and poorer kinds ,
sluaild be reserved till the coolest Weather
the appetites of the animals being then .
sharpest, it will be eaten with less waste.
Those fanners w ho are not already provided
with cutting machines, will do well to pro- .
cure tliem. their use is aitcnoen wnn .
considerable economy. Coarse hay, straw,
or corn-stalks, are, by being passed through
a cutter, brought into a more convenient :
form for mastication, and substances are eat
en which would otherwise be rejected or
only partialy consumed. Cutting affords
an opportunity for mixing fodder of an in
ferior quality with that which is more pal-j
atable ; thus inducing the stock to eat that
which would not be eaten by itself. Cut
ting also ii (lords the most convenient means
;!' mixing meal that its luitreinent is thor
oughly extracted by Ihe animal. The feed
ing of laboring animals on cut food allows
I hem more lime to rest the cutting p.-r-
ieiuang, in a great degree, t'e- work of
chewing and preparation for digestion.
J Jut it should hot be attempted to teed stock
with substance which are chielly destitute
ol nutriment. 1 he large sour butts or corn
stalks ate little else than woody fibre, and
can be uf little or no use in supporting ani
mal life. Where a cutter is worked by a
horse-power, it may be an object to cut
such articles for the convenience of work
ing them into manure.
Attention should he given to keeping all
animals, as much as possible, in a condition
congenial to their habits. Their comforts
should be consulted in regard to both fond
and shelter. Undue exposures lo cold, not
only requires a greater amount of (bod to
su-tain the system, but it prevents the natu
ral secretions, and actually wastes the bodi
ly tissues. The most proper temperature is
that which would be naturally sought by
the animal. Sheep may be allowed to take
shelter or not at their option, and, this lib
erty may be given to all stock, which it is
not necessary to fasten iu stable a portion
ol th time. Close quarters are probably
preferable for animals which it is designed
lo fatten, iu oiiler to prevent the loss of
their llesh by muscular exercise.
Tut: Lkai ini;
Stat::s rate thus
f'rniis ii' Tin: Lrri:i
under the new census, as
to population :
!'ill. t-lll.
. v Vor!.. jlT.imo ril-J.HiKi
l'lilla.lel.iiia, 1IHI.UISI a.(l
Ifcililiil.ne, lll'l.linil l!.'.(Hl
New (irl.':ni, It'i.tiun lli-j.mm
II ,s..n. CCi.MIII Itl.lHKI
I'illeillllhti, IIU.IKHI IH.IKI
lii-'-ikliu. t.im :i6.miii
pun,!,,,,.., Mi.imi 4n.ii
Si. I. 'ins. sl.imu ICKio
l..niisy ila
aril.
Itnll'alo and W'ahtiili-.M'ill me uU'tlt 4V.IIOII
Tiii:j:i: is an old iady hy the name of
Frost, now livinj; iu K.iton, New ilauii
sliire, who cut ay "Arise, daiiliter, and
;ro unto thy tl.iuliter, Cor thy daughter's
i!;ni'.:!iter has a daughter." She is ninety-live
years old.
VF.UY UK.MAUK IH.F. An intelligent
l.irmi r iu tlie town of Lew istou, relateiUome
1 lime since a reuuiihubli; account of the cure
1 of a line hnise which, in ihe act of plouuhiu,
jeaiiidil his loot i:i a loot, and loie it partly
oil', lie immediately cleaned out the dirt,
I and applied (i. W. Men-haul's celebrated
j (iaiylingOil. replaced the liuof. handa-red il
i up lijht. soaked it occasionally with the Oil,
! and in two weeks he was able to l.s Ihe
! iiuise.
' A pamphlet of ilesci iption uuiv be had gra
' lis. of the nofiit.
' Sild by II. M.isser and other DrnsuNt in
i t!u- 1'niled States.
I
i ANOTIIF.U SC'IKNTIFIC WONDER!
! PF.1IN, the True Di-irstir Fbnd, ur Gastrit
i.ire.' A ureal Dyspepsia finer, prepared
j troin r.eunet. or the fourth Stomach of the Ox,
! nfier diiectiuiis ol" U.iruu Ltcbi, the Kirat
I'hvsiological t'hemisl. bv J- S llouuliluu,
M.'l) . No. 11 Ninth KiL'hlh Street, l'hlladel
phia. Pa. This is a Holy wnnderliil remedy
for Indioe.siioii, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, mid Debility, euiini:
alter Nature's own method, hy Naluie'aown
iiyent, Ihe (tastrio Juice. Seu advertisement
i:i another column.
In D.'l.iware luwnship. (in ihe 30th ull., by
tin; Uev. Mr. Sheddiu, -Mr. Jamw Hissr.i. lo
Mm F.i.i Ann, daughter f Win. Wilson, ,
Kaip, ull of that township.
In Northumberland, on the 19ih tilt., by ;
the Hev. J. CJ. Craioheail, Air. A. Kkeass, ol
Danville, lo Miss iARAil H. Shannon, of.
Northumberland. !
Ill Northumberland, on the 25th ult., by i
the Banio, Mr. Hiba.m Hunt, lo JMiss saraii
Paim., both of lhat borough.
On the 21lh ult., by the Ucv R. A. Fisher,
Mr. Ji-.ef.miah Uexn, to Miss llARatKT Con-
HAD, uf Augusta.
Ivy the hatne. on the same day, Mr. C'has.
Zei.li:ks, to Mim Lavina Wia:, of Shamo-
kin.
U.. ll.a anma nn it.A 4 I si ,ll tr ilmm-
lljr llio ,i.r, .Ml ,110 -
(.aii., to Mi! Eluabeih WttN.N, o' Xn"usia.
S!)C iltakct
Philadelphia Market.
Jan. 8, 1851.
Fi.ouR. -There is a fair supply of Flour,
I cm "me inquiry. Huotations tor export S4,.
(liJl; retail sales nre at S4 75 a 35 00 -
Extra Hour S5J a 6. Kyk Ftors Is selling
at :H. Corn Mkal -Is still held at $2.
Wjibat Prices are steady ; sales of primat
Southern and Penna. red at 95cts a 91 oa ;
prirno white nt SI 10 a $1 12. Corn. is
worth 60 n 614 for new yellow.
Rv:. The last sale was at 70 c.ts.
Oats. Oats are now steady: sales of
primo IVnnn. from 12 to 41 el's; Southern
V.'llsst 40 a 41 els.
WinsKtY. Sales of Whiskey in bbs. at 261
it 27cts.
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
WllKAT.
Kvk.
(Inn.
Oats.
Dcttkr.
Kii ns.
PlIHK.
Klaxsm:ii.
Til. LOW.
Dkkswax
Flax
Ikcki.ei Flu.
Drum ArrLns.
Do. Pkaciu.s.
100
56
511
37
16
10
7
1!5
10
35
8
10
62
'-00
NEW AnVKRTISEW ENT.
i'ist of tetters.
m maimm; i the roT oh m t at
M Mil Ht, tivc. 31, isso.
J S Bright 2 Daniel llnrb
Louisa Bnwersacks
Solomon Bender
lieuj Urosiiius
Samuel P Blight
John Boweu
James Cannon
Sarah Culp
John Caul
John Christ
J I) Kichelberger
Wm Furmaii
Joseph Folk
Samcel Furiuan
Henry Fmistou
Henry (Jass
A J (iutly
Wm lleiisou
Thus Hastings
Daniel Hamiiibuch
Hill lloiisewe.nl
(leo. Harrison
Samuel lime
John W Hopper
Fred Kline
Andrew K.iuderuiau
Joseph Kiegbauiu
.las F Lereti
David W Malick
lsiab Morgan
V B Maus
Henry C Martin
Iter ij Bobius
(.'apt John Bay
John Snyder
J A Snyder
iM II Shaffer
Benj B Seigfried
Geo Searfoss
John S Taylor
John Wendt
Leonard Wagner
Susannah Yarnall
It B Packer. P M
r.Kta(c ol .! Ll OIt SWBtK, lec'l. !
iTOTMT. is hereby Riven that letters of ad-'
ministration huvc been granted to the sub-
lu'is on the estate of Jacob .Snviler, ilee'd., late ol':
Lower Mahminy township, Northumberland conn-
ty. All persons iudebled to said estate, or liming j
cluiiriK imainst the same, are requested to call on ;
the subscribers for settlement.
WILLIAM KKBAUCH, ) . , , i
JOHN A.NVDKU, '"' ;
Lower Mahouiiv tslip., Jan. 4, lrtol. nt. !
TO CAPITALISTS.
PBWO parlies, one of whom owns an interest in
Jl nearly DO.IHIII m-rc of Tinibvr laud on the
waters of the West llrainh of the Susquehanna;
the other owiiiLf it llou'.le siteam Sawmill on th
main Kiver below .Northumberland. These par
tics are willini? to join their prnierty together as a
common slock, provided they call obtain the uid
of a third party, either us u partner, under tlm
special partner!!!)! law, or under the general in
rut itiriilti'H frt passed ut the setsioii of 1H5U;
under this iirrani;enieut the money required call
be sruiplicil bv one or inanv. Said Mill is built
, . . 1 , 11'
in tlie best muulicr. is nearly new, and is capable
ol turning out at least 0,011(1 leel of luinlier every '
S4 hours and bcini; on the Pciiiisvlania Uanul; ".,e "m.-er. mui noiuier. m me war 01 IMS. unu 01 the vari
., , . ii, . . in -1 '1 1 1 . , I ri'ius liiJian wars, since t;isi. rouium who serveil inns
the lumber could be sent to Philadelphia ss last j , 0l.r,. , , wh .,V fr month, so
us manufactured. It is the intention of the par- ' acres; and to those who served one numtli 41) am,
lies to build two other and larger Mills on viutur I , Arranirciiivuii lime Iwen nra.le wiih Kniil.-niin f the
. .en Leirul nruteSHiuii in ilincrent fei'lumi nl Ihe Couutrv. lor
powers connected with the properly so as to finally le i,.,,,!,,,, , w11rralli 0d tin. rile of the eat ., when
bring the amount manufactured to ten millions I imuted, 011 the mont uih-aniu'eoiu terms: for the payment
feet ner annum. There are other liartles bavins' I
mi interest iu the land who are willing to sell on !
reasonable and accommodating terms. Twkxtt
TiiorsiMi holla ns will lie required to set the
business fairly ulloat and 'he profits of the busi
ness will do the rest. The parties advertising
would be willing to ussign their interest ill the
profits of the concern to the purty making the
advances, for us much us their shares uf the ad
vance iniirht be beyond their interest iu the pro
perty. The person or persons making the ad
vances to have nl his ujiiiun either one third or
one hull' of the property acquired or to be acquir
ed. There is no such other opportunity for an in
vestment in Timber lands iu this slule. For par
ticulars apply to A. JOIiDA.N,
Attorney at Law, Sunbury.
N. I). Something more than one half the
above stated sum would be required between this
time mid March next to cut, haul and flout tim
ber to the .Mill.
Tho Pennsylvania Enquirer and North
American, Philadelphia ; and the Baltimore
American, are requested lo give the uboie adver
tisement 0 insertions, every oilier day, and send
their papers containing the advertisement, and
their bills us uboe.
isunbiirv, Jan. 4, 1851, fit.
. j. j.
Jill III lOl lU'lll ll ' II iU'OJ,
pONTAININO ISO acres,
ISO acres, !I0 acres cleared.
with
. ith un Orcliurd, Stone Uarn, two storv
Frunic Dwelling House, &c, unci a
SAW MILL
wiih Timber Land adjoining on I'enns Creek,
t'uioii county, ti miles H est of .New Berlin
Inquire of Ciiahlks PtKASi.vis, Esq., or of
III OII BELLAS.
Sunbury, Jan. 4, 18.1l). tit. '
notice. ;
A S the subscriber intends making new arrange-
ments in his business on the first of J.uiou
ry lol. all persons knowing tlionni'lves indebted
to him, ure requested to cull uml make settlement
up to that time, by payment or giving their notes
for the uuiouut due.
JOHN W. FKILINC.
Sunbury, Dee. 5. 185U if.
ATTENTION.
ART1LLKIUSTS!!
THU inetulwrs of the new Ar
tillery L'ompunv are hereby re-
quested to meet in M arket square,
Mi 11 bury on
K.VJTRDAY Hlhiiist., i
al 10 o'clock, A. M., for the purpose ,
of being organized and inspected by '
the brigade Inspector.
The Knunet (itiardsof Seliusgrove, '
Point uml .NorthuniU'rlund Light 1
Infantry, anil Dewart Guards have been invited, i
and are expected tn participate in the parade.
SOLOMON BTROH.O. f.
Sunbury, Jan. i, 1S51.
ATTENTION,
m:w nr oi arusm
AOl" are commanded to meet in M r.
ket Square, Sunbury, on
KATl'RDAY, Hthi'lStii
at 10 o'clock, A. M fully equipj for
drill. Uy orrtr of the Captain.
t'EQ, OLIPHANT, O. P.
Sunbury. ,. 4, jfi-,!
j
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j
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i iV
RNOLD'S WRITING FLl'ID AND CON.
CUE'- INK for ale at trjit office,
800 LABORERS WANTED
IMMEDIATKLY on the Trovorton Rail Road'
to whom liberal wiuren will be paid.
KIMBER CLEAVER.
Engineer.
Trevorton, Jan. 4, 1851. tf.
NOTICE.
A meeting of the Stockholders of the Trevor
rm 'on. Mshnnoy and Susquehanna Rail Road
('oniinny, will be held nt the otrice of the Com
pany, JSn. 17, South third atreet, in the eity of
Philadelphia, on Monday the 13th day of January
next, for the purpose of electing oll'icem of the
Company for the ensuing venr.
R. MrK. U'DLOW,
See'v and Trrartirer.
riiilodelpliia, Use. 5S, 1850. tc.
GREAT ARRIVAL OF
VVILLIAM HOOVER respectfully informa
W w hi' friends and .etistomcrs that lie had
just returned from Philadelphia, with an excellent
assortment of
NEW GOODS,
which he oilers for tale at his new store at Mai
er'a Mill, Hollowing Run. These goods were
elected with great care, and will lie sold ut the
lowest prices.
1I1S STOCK CONSISTS Ol' EVKK V VAIll ETV, Via :
Dry Goods,
ScA n. Cloths, Cassimerts, Sattinets, Muslins,
Calliioes, Motisselinc I)e Laints, Al
paesas. Merinos. Flannels,
Chtc k s, U t n g
hams. lec.
ALSO:
An assortment uf
HAM'S, CAPS, (il M AMI LEATHER SHOES.
(VUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE, IRON nndsTEEL, NAILS. Ac.
A general assortment of (Groceries, such a j
Sugar, Collee, Tea, Molas- i
ses, Spices, &.c. j
Also an assortment of Liquors, such as j
Brandy, Rum, IVriskey, Wines, tS'c. i
I IT- l'roducc of all kinds taken in cxchiinge at ,
the highest market prices. !
i Hollowing Run, Nov. 211, 1S50, ly. I
I MORE NEW C00DS
j Al llic iew More of j
I JOHN 1UJYEKS&CO.,!
j Market Street, Sunbury. j
j TIT HO has just jeeeived and opened a large ns- I
j ortment of new and fasliioimblt goods, of
every variety, suitable for the fall and winter sea-
i son, for all persons; and to which hi: culls the at- ;
I tention of trlends and customers. His stork con
i sisls iu part of
i imv
SIl'H As
Cloth, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Merinos,
J)e Luines. Calicoes. Shawls, Hand
kerchiefs, and all kinds uf wear
ing apparel.
ALM):
IlariHvHrc, uvciiwnr(,
Groceries, Fish, Salt and Plaster,
And all articles that may be wanted by the com
munity. Tlio Ladies
Will lind, by c.illinc ut his store, that he has not
been unmindful of their wants, and respectfully
invites them to cxuinine his selection.
! tf Country produce cf all kinds taken in e.-.-chane
for coods at thr hiejii'st market prici-.
Sunbury, Nov. It, 1H50. ly.
A B)Vi:H,i:f5j;'g'
Bounty Land and Pension Agency,
WAHSINGTON, D. C.
ryUli: lllhtelsliltl AU.iriit'V nil,) iiMiT:il Airllt l the
A. i'lty of Wnslaiision. ..iters Ins tm'ei in irttciirini i
Hunly I jiiiiIh uu.l IViiH. ins l..r limit, etitlll'l. li.-uit; '
lii'UK'nlly .ieatt'lut the s.-:il of (i . vi'iiiu.iit . Willi a II1..1- (
oiiklli wuil luliiiluir uu'ijuaiiiuuu'e with the uiM'ciiKiry forms. !
uml roiilliie of hiimit'8, mill liavmtl :iei'i's to K.'islcrs unit !
Kolls tilnl III I he t' . S. u:ir iiliice, In x mirssts li.i-llll if I'm I
"'i " HTtiv 111111 nut. ui'ii. y uiiiUHlllK'ill 01 uovor I lieill .
luinalia every ktnU.
Hy 11 late An of Cinarcss, llimnty Ijind i Krnntisl to 1
M 1:,. re.lenijiu.iii.il iiinon. wun 1 .r t:ixe; e 11.111 1
de-tan: nnd l.ir the trunsnelinii ol general Luv l.uMiieM, in
the clillc rent iuien nun l erritinen.
lie lenders lint acrvieeN ti nieiiiliers .4 Ihe profession nt a
iliiilanee. uml when el.ilins iigaiu.t ttie li-iverninent. lire pre
wired by li IismI Apent. will nUite one hall lim tmnul fee
Che neeeiwary form, and liHtrilctiun., mid information on
all liltileels Sipertm'i to u Mlieeei.hil in isei'iition of this
tiuiurss. will tie luruished to regular Corn:. indents with
out chin ee.
Information elioerfullv given, anil till eoinruuuieiitioua
piiililtly ri'iilird to, if uddreMed (I'K p.p., in) t
l IIAltl.l. I
TWCKKK.
(lim r. ti.)
December 5s, Ib.'SJ.
W'aKliinytuii, U C.
A Great National Picture.
WASHINGTON!
from Sliturt'a uioal Celebrated Paintln;.
rilHI LAKOE AND MAGNIFICENT
L PoltTKAIT OF WAMll.Nt.TO.N, from
the bmiii of un American artist is, considered by
all who have seen il to be one of the most beauti
ful sieeimeU8of urtcver published, and u l onur.i T
li k t:Kss of Wsni veroN . The si.e of the plate
is eighteen by twenty -eight inches, which will
make a handsome Picture for the Parlor, and
should be in the hands ot'i.vr.ur AmkhiciN cm
lev, It is a correct copy from j'tuurl'? celebrated
original Painting, now ut Ihe State House, Hart
ford, Conn.
It is finelv engraved, and printed oil superior
paper.' That it inav be wiiliin the means
of all, the publisher has reduced the price to (Inl
Doi.Lt.ii! .
All persons remitting the amount may rely
upuii receiving a perfect copy by return of mail to
any purt of the Tinted States, curftilly put up on
rollers made for the piu poe, free of postage.
Address all orders, poM paid to the publisher.
JOHN .s.TAVI.Olt, llookscller
mid publisher, New Voik.
Ueceuiber 2H, IS If), -lit.
NEW STAGE LINE
FUOM roTTSVILLH TO SHAMOKIN".
A new line of stages is now running daily be
tween the above places. A comfortable two horse
stage will leave Ml. t'armel for Sliamokin, imme
diately alter the arrival of the Potlsville stuge ut
that place, and will return the next day from
Sliumokiii, so ns to meet the Pottsville atuge on
its return In Pottsville,
From Shamokin to Trevorton
there will be established a DAILY LINE by nett
spring so as to connect with this line at Shamokin.
In the mean time private conveyances will tic in
readiness at Mianiokiu un the arrival of passen
gers. CONHAI) KEKSII.NEK.
Shamnkin, Dee. H, IKS!). If.
NOTICE
TO EDITORS AND OTHERS.
AVir !', .: S54, ISM. i
Mr. II. B. M issF.a, Sunbury Pa. lyear Sir :
In some portinna of the country where ve had
advertiseil our Saraaparilla, in 84'.',, he Editora
ot some of the pawra have reen f,t tn take upon
themselves the responsibility 0f eontinuing the
aauie after the agreement npired, and in some
eases have had the preaumution tn tend ua bill
fof '.',ie amount. ',ow we have no objection to
'nave all the papers in tho I'nited States advertise
for ua Tor vsis, if they are pleased to do so at
their own expense, but we cannot afford to pay
them unless they have our authority for the work.
We write to you for tlie purpose of informing the
Editors, through vou, ttsl they are at liberty to
advertise at long at they please, but we must not
be held responsible without our written authority
THOMPSON, SKIILMAN A CO..
No. 116, Nassau turret, New York.
December 14, 1850. tf..
THE Vi:UV I.4TEST AUIilV AL
NKAV GOODS,
AT THE STORE OF
IP.- T. CLE1CE1TT,
VVHO takes Ibis method of informing his
friends and eustomers. that he has iust re
ceived and opened a splendid assortment of
N1Y UOOD8,
which he ofl'ers tn the public at the Inwrst prices-
His stock consists of every variety and qualily,
necessary for the farmer, mechanic, and laborer,
a well as the professional man, viz. : nil kinds of
M ens' A p ii re I .
Pl'lll AS fLOTIIS. CAPPIMKRF.S, SATTINLTTS
VKSTINOS, Ac.
ALSO:
a largo assortment nf
Calicoes, Mousseline De Laints, Alpaeeets,
Merinos, Shawls, llanilkerchits,
Gluvs, Iloi.ieri, Checks,
Cumbrics, Ging
hams, (ec.
Also a large assortment of
Boots and Shoes, Huts and Caps,
Gum ovir Shoes,
Alo an Assortment or
JIK.VDY MADK CLOTllINti.
A general assortment of flroceries, Sugar,
Cofl'ee, Tea, Cheese, Mo
lasses, Spices.
An nssovtment of
Hardware, Kails, Stiel end Iron
Liquors.
Suchas Brandy, Gin, Rum, Whiskey, ..Vc.
Ifc 1'roihice of nil kinds will be taken lo cv-
I change, uml the highest market price paid for the
same.
Niiiiburv, N
W, 1 ."0 lv.
GREAT ARRIVAL
OF
(J 0() DS!
Market Street, Sunburj', Pa.,
"Wttll.N W. KRILINfi respectfully informs his
9jj friends and customers that he has ju.-t re
ceived u lurgc mid handsome assortment of
J)rv (ioods.
C'ontistini; of Cloths, Cassimeres, Kattinetls,
De Laines, t'alicoes. Fancy
and Staple Goods.
ALSO:
GROCERIES of every description,
nitres and mv.wcink.s.
QUEENSWARE AND HARDWARE.
Fish, Salt, Plaster nnd a general assortment of
all suih rjoods as will suit all classes; the For
mer, Mechanic, Laborer nnd (lentlemcii of ail
professions.
The Lndiet
! Will find a great variety of all such articles as
they will need for the present season.
j IV Country produce of all kinds taken iu ex-
. change nt the highest market price.
j Sunbury, .Nov. H, 18oU.
SAICJSL LEVIES S,
BOOT-TREE MAKER,
No. PS Kiirc Street.
Second door below Third,
PHILADELPHIA-
YVlir.RK kinds of lasts, &:, of the
latest
tle and best malcri
il, ure
lnaiiufactiui il
1 on reasonable terms.
I All orders proiAptly nnd punctually alteiulcd to,
I Philadelphia, .Nov.' M, lSoll ly.'
FASHIONABLE HATS.
C. J. WALTON,
No. 2-IG Market st., between 7 $ Si ..,
(South siilc.)
PHILADELPHIA.
'"P II E Subscriber bus opened a new hat store,
and oilers to traders and others who visit the
city, a handsome assortment of hats, cups, of eve
ry variety, miide up of the best material, nnd in
the latest and best style, and on terms as reus lim
bic as can be hud in any establishment in Phila
delphia, viz. : Fine silk bats at tjt'J.SU ; (lood do
do at Jjiltlll. Persons from the country who pur
chase of him. can rely, ut all limes, on gctiiug a
good article that will please thrill, ami one thai is
lull v worth the inonrv paid.
C.J. WALTON.
Philadelphia, Nov. 'J, 1S50. ly.
"Ihit'otiragc Yo.ir Mvn!''
HAAS
FASHIONA IJLE MAKE OF
FURNITURE AXD CHAIRS.
HHE subscribers respectfully cull the utti
of the public to their lurge unit splendid u
attention
assort
ment of every quality and price of
i r.ia: t -u Aiti:
which cannot fail to recommend itself to every one
who will cvumiuc it, on account of its durable
workmanship and soleiulid l'mih, made up of the
bc.it stock to be had in the city. No effort i
spared iu the manufacture of their ware, and the
subscrihers are determined tn keep up with the
nniv iniproxeinenls which are constantly being
made Their stock consists of Mahogany '
Solas 1H a lis und Lo.iasfs
ajurraus,Srcrrtarlcs,S(5cbonrlis,
SIII'A, BliEARFAST AM) DINING TABLLS,
and ulso VENETIAN HLI.NDS, equal lo Phila-
dclphi.i niaiiulacliiie.
m;-Fun,lu Jvn'i.vv'Jvt v"'"'
CUMIOAIIDN WORK. AND I AN DLL-
STANDS. TOILKT TAI5I.KS AND
KXTKNSIOX TABLKN
in short, everv urlicle iu this line of their business.
Thev also ' muuulu. lure all kinds and qt.aiil.es
()f '
(i j- . 1 j
1 1 I ll ,
tieluding varieties never Isliirc lobe had in
Suiibuiv, such us M .no m, Ui.i k Wi.t.r
ami fi ui.1 ii M vei.r. (iiiMi ax ; ami WiMismi
CHAIliS. amii ax i 1 i o srouu, which are ot
the latest styles, and warranted lo lie evccllcd by
none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere.
Tlie subscribers are determined that there shall
he no excuse for ersons tu purchase furniture iu
the cities, as every confidence can be cut -rUinied
about, the quality mid finish of their ware anil
Chairs.
Their articles w ill he disposed of mi as good
lertna at they run I purchased elsewhere. Coun
try Produce taken iu payment for work.
IV l'NUEKTAKlXG Having provided
themselves with R haiiil.-.oine Hi tssi., they are
now prepared for I'ndcrtaking, ami attending fu
nerals, in '.lis vicinity, or ul any convenient di
tuncc f'om this place.
LP 'I he Wure Kootn is in Market Strrei.
opposiip J. Young't slore, and nearly o)qssile
Weaver's Tavern. . ,,,,,,
DANIEL H AS.
liEOKOE KENN.
Sunbury, Dee. 1 1, IBfMV-tf.
T. S. EOBST S
AND WATCH ESTABLISHMENT
Iu Selinsgjove, Pa.
Clot kts, W'alflK" nd J"fHj,
1) El'MRED i the tesl manlier and warranted
V to pertonn well.
All work intrusted to hit cars will be strictly
attended to.
SelmagTOve. Nov. 30. 1 S50 tf.
1'K.Boureau't celebrated ink, and also Con
cress ink for sale, wholesale and rend by
k H B MASTER.
Decambei 2fi, ISjO
TO PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS.
rpilK subscribers t.ni-r to physieisns and dniR
JL cists, u csrelully sele. ted .lock of drop and
medicines, which lin y will cuaraiilee to be of Ilia
beat quiihiv, purr nnd nmidiihrrutrd in all case.
Their facilities for importing foreign drugs aad
chemicals arc such, that they are enabled to Mil
them upon the best terms, and at the lame tima
to assure their customers of their genuineness.
They have also recently prepared and now af
fer for sale a superior article of
ll.UM l M4;.M-S4, Ac,
Reseinblinr. Henry's Msirnrsia, fine from carbon
ic acid and roimhnes, or prittinrs,, alino.t entirely
tasteless, combininir in an equsl bulk from three
to lour times the slremilh of the common kind,
and sold at about our half Ihe price of Henry's
Magnesia.
They have oNo prepared the
Fluid MtijeiifVia,
Vliii li is a new nnd valuable remedy in acidity
of the stiimticli, heartburn, nausea, Ac., at lata
tlinn half the price of the foreign article.
They nlso hnvc on hand of their own prepara
tion nil assortment of
I'll re Drug's in I'owder,
Neatly put up in I. J nnd pound bottlcf. aucli
a- .M ies, Rlniburb. Senna, ,iMieea, Rlialany, Ki-
Ho. l:in
Araoic, .erueutiiriu, Lxt. U vevrr i.
car, Polassa ttulph., t'otassa .itras. llorai. Hui.
jji lia. liuclui, Orris, (,'asc.irilla, Cunella Alba,
I vn I rsa. v;c.
lin nt care has been taken to have these fre
pared from the best selected drugs and in such a
wiiy us to prescne the characteristics of each ar
ticle without injury.
They Iuinc also a variety of
Clii'tiiicn! & H'li.-irinaceiitical
Preparations of thi'Ir own u.aiiufacture, and add
toihe list all the vahial'li' new remedies they
ber nme known. Amou r them may be mentioned
Ihe follow ing :
ll.!i...'v iimc A
I
jPifpar.iii .iii wf Mcrcary,
Iron?
Zntc.
!l;.tr:ti:l of Senna, lltiiit, a
j j.r-.iM:illt tiillll to ailinitllltM
I i I'liil'lren.
liiiuci ui Ijiiftm Coinp.,
llin.l,
I Siasclin. "
l'lft.LI':in..is i.l I. ..'jr....
' I' e-thi sa.
t.i'iii'.r Aiimi iniu.
'ln:i. il-..
I'll ."ili.-il... do. u nt w ri
im.!- I'nr KI'.rmr.uliMti.
I'.x'.i.w.-t ui l-niinn,
I J'lv.5si:i.
" 'r.MMMrmn.
" V:,!. ri:.ll. tl'iul. :
SjiKawnlla Corn-
IMlVttlOII fluid,
I i. do. tti4,
(Iu mnple do.
Cnlitcyiuli Comp.
flo llrnple.
Oils of Copniva,
Ciirule of Iran
riuw ui;d mt'ul roiat'ilv
Sps. .F.tlier Nitrns, 1 '. S. P.
Ctibebs, Ergot, Tobuccc, oir
and Quinine. Sesiiui-Oxide of Iron, an antidote
lor arsenic, I Urate ol Magnesia, a new and pleas
ant cathartic medicine, put up in 12 oz. bottles,
!j? per do.. Collodion, or Liquid Adhesive Plas
ter ; a convenient application iu many surgicul
operations, put up in small vials. Also
CAN'TIl AlilDAL COLLODION Oil BI.IS-
ti:i;in; liqud,
A fumcnicut preparation of cautliarides in many
cases where there is a diliicnlty of applying the
ordinary blistering plaster. A coating of it appli
ed w ith a camel's hair brush nnd covered with oil
silk or some similar substance, will produce a
blister in three hours' tinir ; or when exposed,
in the usual time of about twelve hours.
Physicians and others may depend upon the
faithful and prompt eycctition of their orders at aa
low rates us the best quality of medicines call ba
purchased.
CHAKLEs ELLIS CO.
Clicsnnl street, Philadn.
Laboratory, (ith and Morris Sis. .Solilliwark.
November Hi, lS'ill. tf.
I1TS! I1TS! IITZ!
BOUKEAU'S
Indestructible and Indellible
WRITING INK FACTORY
Ait. 1 S'wtfi Third stirrt.
T LKCH.Wi'S uml the Wiiliiit; rnmmiinity
i
- arc rci
'ijurstnl tt i
ti fitt; ted mi
its ( ',!(, .
il! iiiul r;iniiii( thinl.XK,
to t'inodc Metallic l3f
which is if
' liur illiliir
i IVIiulesitilo :iul Ctclall,
! No. 1 South Third street, Philadelphia.
A lihoi'jt discount made to Merchants and the
, Trade
' For sale by II. I!. M.isser, agent for Sunbury
! November 0. 130 lv.
PATENT JAPAN BLACKING.
Manafartorii, No. at) CIIKSTNI'T Street,
MEDAL, invardc.l by the FHANKLIN IN
S.'lTlT.'Ti: of Philadelphia in October,
ami Tilt
FIRST PKEMII'.M bv the MAKVLAND IN'.
, S l ITLTE, at llaltiinore, Nov. IS4S und 1849.
!,,, '.,,,. tMnfr2tjti, 1848.
I have used .1. W cllar's Patent Japan Liquid
' and Pasle itlacking for some nine months, and
i am happy to say that it surpasses any blacking
that I have used these twenty odd years. I find
' it holds the polish and preserves the leather but
! thr than any blacking that I have ever tried.
Amuii.w K. CuivsLai.
No. t7 Chestnut Street,
Wm. CITRREY, .Vuiiwociwrer.
Successor to J. WELLAH,
No. 5J Clu'stnut Street, above Second.
.November, , ISjl). lv.
"
SHOURDS & CO'S
: fwjr .' jf
j ' " " t
L A 15 II 11 A X I) 1' L L Ij S A V I X U
j J S"1TC" CJOPe.
j SltllltTratnTml hyMtoirnls & Co-
; -lJ3 rA.l(I(r s, , ;.
1 Foil SAI.K !5Y ALLM.iltH'ERS.
j -m 'AI! NTI-'I) M wash clean in hard. aott.
fc,it .,tl,r r lllltf iu H1C ,hirj
i i'e !'"' l'r ""P'vcr numufactured ; thu.
AH,htA il!i h.,i!ii..;, bleaching. &c.
I n vFl s CI oTIIFS w
1LANNL1.S, t I.OT11LS, &.c.
washed will, ll.is Soap will never shrink or have
i ' '' "","", k'"' lmt lo"',"1 ,l.,e"' '" ,1!"r
oiiuin.il s. '.t and phunt slate : wlncli is in llsell a
; si.ll'i ie.il rcoiiinicinlji!o.i lo guarantee iu use iu
j a lamilus.
j TI1F. FIN I'.ST FA HlilCS
,av be washed thoioiuhly with it, without th
lea-t inl'iiA uiving them a lustre equal to newly
iniporti'd i;ioils.
PAINT, OliF.ASF. DIRT
of imv description, call be readily ri moved by the
uw o'f it, without injury lo the article, whether it
be the finest dress or ordinary carpet.
In the tie of Minimis & Co's Soup, the most
liuUcutc need not fear, as it will not injure or chap
the hands, but on the contrary act as an emulfi
eitt, and is not only the vkiiv BKr whis.
soAf ever ottered to the public, but as a TOILET
SOAP cannot be excelled.
W herever il has lieeu iiaeil il lias given perfect
satisfaction, and is warranted so to do, in ull ca
ses where a fair trial will be given it.
slIOl'RIiS & CO., Manufacturers,
No. M l ('Inbuilt St., Philadelphia.
For Sale tiy tinners generally,
November Hi, 1S.MI.
NEW TOYS, FANCY ARTICLES,
c
ANF.S, cVc. Just received, a Iar;e and hand-
souie assort incut of
Toys. Fsimov (loois,
Canes, violin strings, dominof gamea, pursles,
and tricks, moving likiircm si goJ y.ows, work apd
fancy boxes, napkin rings, Wt, S1!' cl
dcsi iiplion, at the lovv'. ntift h.4.uj SfiVjJ
li.il. Call and see
r.F.ORC.K, JOEL'S N.ttW ?TORI.
101 North 6th . Philadelphia, lale of tid street.
N. B. Canes r.ea'Jv fl.ouiitttU and Fsncy
Turning d, n.
Nov. t. tijO. .lino.
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