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ARRIVAL OF Tf- i
F It ANKZt X
IK DAY LATER ROM b' nOPK.
lileamship Priklin "ved t New
' YoPeterday morsHF, wi"" u,ii from
Hand Liverpoo'to ihe'Sih inst.
trorilinaryllenfit, made by the
Co Quejto Teel, to the effect
the Spring"!" 18., be saw two ves
nbcddedfl Ihe ice, drifting towards
DiStraitswhiirt are believed to have
bi John ran Mil' ships, has received
jeniio from the Admiralty. The
X, Tiitfs of the 14lh inst., contain
ajumns of documents on the subject,
same paper of the 15ih, however,
rrimper on the story by showing its
ility and suggesting the piubability
lit the Captain saw, was only the re
ifof hit own vessel from two differ
ices of icebergs.
MONET MARKET.
narket is glutted. Consols have near
led par, and all soits of securities are
prising.
Maine Law in Minnesota The
lure of this young territory recently
f he Maine Law and submitted it to
,ple for approval or rejection at a
J Election on the 5th inst., and they
ited to ratify and sustain the Law.
")e was very heavy, and the majority
cecided. The Law will take effect on
I of May. The election was a very
t one. The Minnesolian says :
ore the polls closed, the masses of ice
tve so long fettered the river, omin
oroke up and majestically moved down
s ; the river shone in the light of the
like a burnished serpent thxt has
led his skin ; and in the evening the
(hurch bells pealed the merry chime
dory in Minnesota over the deadliest
(human society and human happiness,
tver desolated a Slate or Teriilory."
tre were polled at St. Paul 774 votes ;
lAnthony 306 ; at Collage Grove 42
lit one for the Law. The Democrat
(tip that the Law is passed, and exhorts
lod citizens to respect and enforce it.
was A Man '.John Schafer, who died
r days since in Montgomery county,
62 years, resembled one of the char
m in Shakespeare "the like of whom
my not look upon again." Rev. Mr.
hart writes of him :
"lie deceased was the largest man we
i saw. The coffin was sufficiently laige
tntain five men of ordinary size ; mea
sg in width 3 feet 4 inches in the clear,
i 3 feet in height. Thiee men could
worked in it at the same time with
lenience. It required six men to take
from the bed on which he expired.
"s was done by raising a platform re
ring the headboard, and taking him out
i way. They could not not get the coflin
the house, but by taking oil the door
ing of an old vacated house that stood in
s yard, tticy got it into that and carried
corpse thither on three empty bags. A
agon and four horses stood prepared, and
n men placed the coflin and its contents
pun it. In letting down the coflin into the
tave, they had two lines doubled one at
ach end and one large well rope in the
lid, Ha; and seventeen meu to let down this
;reat sprinkle of moitality, into its last
torn on earth. His weight was not
known. "
How Jenny Lino Fixed It. The New
York correspondent of the Sunday Des
patch gives us the following glance at Jenny
Lind'a husband, and the way she fixed mar
riage preliminaries. The description of Ot
to's character is less fluttering than some of
his lady's admirers would wish, and Jenny
is shown to have exhibited the same cute
rtess in her love affair that has characterized
all her business transactions. She possesses
m great deal more than Yankee shrewd
ness :
"Mr. GoMschmidt is a small, thin, weak
human article, extremely inclined to take
care of himself; and has just apostatized
from the Jewish failh to the Christian. He
won Jenny by an assiduity of attention be
yond all parallel. He never left her side.
Her tastes were his, her opinion were his
own. And in wedding him, Jenny firmly
and legally so arranged all her property that
'her husband will never be able to touch a
penny of it, and he submits to such a week
ly allowance of pocket money, &c, as, in
her judgment, his good conduct may de
serve. These are all facts and you may de
pend upon them.
' The Genoa Gazelle, of the 24th, quotes
the following, dated Nice, 21st : "The
Xlolher of General Garibaldi died here, at a
very advanced age, yesterday. In the after,
noon, her mortal remains were conveyed to
the cemetery, followed by an immense cor
tege of relatives, friends, and foreigners
The corners of the pall were held by four
political refugees a Frenchman, a Pole, an
Italian, and a Russian. All the members of
the French and Italian emigration, present
at Nice, attended the funeral. There were
.even among them several ladies."
Small Notes in Delaware -On and after
Saturday next, the first of May, no notes of
foreigh banks can be parsed in Delaware
under the denomination of five dollars, un
der the penalty of ten dollars. Travelleis,
as well as others, should remember this.
I ion Flags. There is no end to the new
purpose for which iron is beginning to be
AMed. At Cincinnati, they are taking up the
broad flag stones which are laid down for
foot passengers at the crossing of the street!
nd substituting iron plates.
Tn Woman' Temperanoe Convention,
held at Rochester on the 20th and 2 1st
till., adopted a resolution lhat the woman
tb consent to live in the relation of wife
with a confirmed drunkard, is, jn so doing,
recreant to Ihe caus of humanity, and to
lb dignity of true womanhood.
LETTEH or A ROMAN CATHOLIC TO HIS
BMHOP.
The following letter, published in the
Buffalo Morning Express, will speak for it
self. The writer Mr. Lecodtrlx, is a weal
thy and highly respected citizen of Buffalo.
Tho church with which he is connected has
been without a priest for months, the Bishop
having foibidden any of his clergy from
officiating until the deeds of the church
property aie placed in his hands. We are
glad to see that there is some resistance
manifested to this ecclesiastical despotism,
but it is a mournful truth, that generaliy, the
congiegaiions of New York and Pennsylva
nia have succumbed to this infamous de
mand. BvrrAi.0, N Y., March 31, 1851
To the Right Rev. John Hughes, Catholic
Archbtshop of New York.
Right Reverend Sir : My attention, a
few days ago, wa called to your circular
letter of the 16th inst., printed in the New
York Freeman's Journal ; and since you
have been so pleased as to set me and the
others before the public as irreligious and
worthless beings, permit me to answer you
in setting before that same pnblio our proper
character, and the motives of your animad
version towards us, "the pretended Cotholics
of Buffalo and Rochester."
I am not at all surprised, sir, that you
should feel indignant at the boldness of
these "pretended Catholics" for their trying
by respectful remonstrances, to destroy the
bill which you have caused to be presented
in the House of Assembly of this State ; but
what surprises me, is to see one of the high
disnilaries of our church so far forget him
self as to make use of such unbecoming ap
pellations towards ns as are contained in
your said circular letter.
The bill which you have caused to be pre
sented to the Legislature for its adoption,
having no other object in view but to make
you more wealthy, in giving you and your
bishops the exclusive control and adminslra
lion of Church property, surely we, to
whom that properly beloncs, since we have
paid for it, have a right to remonstrate
against any law likely to lake il away from
us ; fur this is not a question of religion, but
merely one of dollars and cents, which you
want to possess, to the exclusion of their
right owners.
You say that "the Catholic bishops of
New Yoik, Albany and Buffalo are now
owners in fee simple of nearly all religioug
and charitable property existing within their
respective ecclesiastical jurisdictions ;" but,
sir, you do not say how all this came into
their hands. Your spiritual power is im
mense, and if I must judge by all the misery
you have inflicted upon us to force us to
annul our act of incorporation, I must be
lieve that at least one half of lhat properly
enmf into your hands through the compul
sion which you have exercised. In Frauce)
sir, all church properly belongs to the peo
people, and they have its temporal adminis
tration ; yet they are not considered bad
Catholics for holding the same.
"Do Justly." A religion that does not
constrain u v. an to pay his just debts, when
he has the ability to do it, is worth nothing.
That he can escape his liabilities through
some defect of human law, will never justify
him al the bar of conscience and of God, for
defrauding others of '.heir due.
Mekkness. How difficult to berJTa meek
and forgiving spiiit when despilefully used.
To love an enemy and forgive an evil speak
er, is a higher attainment than is commonly
believed. It is easy to talk of Christian for
bearance among neighbors, but to practice it
ourselves proves us to be Christians indeed.
Painting or Penn's Treaty. At a late
sale of paintings belonging to the heiis of
William Perm, in England, the great picture
of Penu's Treaty with the Indians, was
bought by Mr . Cat lin for Joseph Harrison,
Esq , of Philadelphia, for five hundred
guineas.
Emigration to Australia. The emigra.
tion from Liverpool to the gold regions of
Australia is rapidly extending.
Ti'espav last was the birthday of Louis
Napoleon, when he was 44 years old. He
was born the 20 ih of April, 1808.
Nature makes us poor only when we lack
necessaiies, but custom gives Ihe name of
poverty lo ihe want of superfluities.
The Louisville Democrat says that the
wife of Mr. Gosmer, of Milton, Ky, gave
birth to four children, on th 22d ult.
One of the Brooklyn omnibuses has a ma
chine which registers the number of passen
gers who enter it.
Ingenious. A wheelwright at Huders
field has built a grand wagon in a chamber
over his shop, and is unable to get it out,"
The abominable Bun-shade is again fash
ionable. When a belle Is married, she wrings her
falliei's heart, as well as his pocket.
In Spain, the evening salutation is, ' Vaga
uel cuu Dios" (Go you with God.)
In the lale fire at San Francisco, we no
lice a large quantity of Ayer's Cherry Pec.
total bullied, in the possession of one of the
Druggists of lhat cily. Gold will not control
disease, and even in that Ophir country they
must provide this best of all remedies for
colds, coughs and affections of Ihe lungs
Indeed, we happen to know that it is an al
most indispensable companion of the mule
leers and miners, who are to much and so
continually exposed lo ihe ever changing at.
moephere of that climate.
Hoovlasd's German Bitters We would
call the attention of our readers lo the adver
tisement of Dr. Hoofland's celebrated Ger
man Bitters, pre na red bv Dr. C. M. Jackson.
No. 120 Arch street, Philadelphia. In case
of Liver complaint, Dyspepsia, Disease of the
Kidneys, and all disease arising from a dis
ordered stomach, their power is not excelled,
if equalled, by any other known preparation,
as tue cure attest, in many cases, after the
most celebrated physicians had failed. We
ran conscientiously recommend this medi
cine, as being what it is represented and
lirse our reader who are afflicted to procure
a bottle, and they will be convinced of the
ilium we assert
SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
MA Rill ED,
On the 27th ult , by the Rev. R. A. Fisher,
Mr. William Bough n eh, of Shamokin tp., to
Miss Rksecca Scheii, daughter of Henry
Scheib (Tanner) or Augusta.
On the llih ult., by the Rev. A Bergner,
Mr. Daniel Hethich, of Upper Mahonoy, to
Miss Susan Kramer, of Cameron tp.
On the 28th of March, by the Rev. R
Deunper, Mr. John Kaufpman, to Miss Jo
anne Shafer, both of Hollowing Run.
I) II! D,
In Jackson tp , a few days a no, Mr. John
Latsiia, aged 68 years, 6 months and 6 days.
tn the same township, on the 30th ult.,
HENRIETTA, wife of William Fleming,
ugud 21 years.
OBITUARY.
Died at his residence, in this place, on
Monday morning, the 26th nil., LEWIS
DEWART, aged 71 years, and t mouths.
The demise of Mr. Dewart was not sud
den or unexpected. Disease had long since
made inroads upon a constitution naturally
weak, but which by temperance and care,
enabled him to weather the storms of life, lo
three-score years and ten the allotted time
of man. .A long time, either fur weal or
woe, for good or for evil, in this world of
tribulation and sorrow. It was the good for
tune of the deceased lo choose the first, and
it was equally fortunate that Providence had
provided him with an abundance of this
world's store, lo enable him In "do goad un
to others." This was an admirable trait in
his character, I ways performed in a quiet
and unostentatious manner. For several
years past it was evident to himself as well
as to his friends, lhat ihe hand of death was
upon him, and lhat "the end of earth" was
drawing nigh. His health was rapidly de
clining, and for the last six mouths ho was
confined to his house.
The deceased has been long and favorably
known ns one of our oldest anil most respec
table citizens, his long and eventful life hiv
ing been spent here, the place of his nativi
ty. As a public man, his character is with
out reproach. For a number of years he
represented this County in the Legislature
and had acquired, at home, a popularity lhat
conquered all opposition. As a member of
the Legislature, Jie was liberal, conscientious
and just, which added to a sound judgment
and excellent moral character, gave him great
weight in that body, und he closed the last
year of his Legislative labors, as Speaker of
the House of Representatives. He also rep
resented this district fur several years in
Congress.
In every capacity and in all the relations
of life, public or private, he always had
accorded to him the proud title of
"An honest man, tlie. noblest work of God."
In his habits, he was plain, simple,
and unostentatious, and in his business
relations, always exact, strictly just, and
correct, but never illiberal. We have
known him from our infancy, and have
known him well, and have never heard
aught against him that was discieditable or
wrong. Mnj. Wm. L. Dewart, of this place
is his only child and heir. May he always
cherish and imitate the virtues which adorn
ed the character of his venerable parent.
The funeral will lake place from Ihe resi
dence of the deceased, on Sunday next, at
half-past 1 o'clock P. M.J Ed. American.
Philadelphia Market.
April 28, 1852.
Flour and Meal. Flour is firm sales
of 700 bbls. mixed brand at 4 per bbl ;
vales for city use at $4,124. Exna (lour
is held at S4i a f 5.
Rye Flour. Is scarce, and would bring
S3. 25
Corn Meal. Last sales of fresh ground
at $3.6 j,.
Wheat Little oflerina ; sales of prime
red at 90 e ; while is held at 95.
Rye. None airiving; last sales at 73
cents.
Corn. Is dull j sales of good old jellow
at 64 cts.
Oats. New Southern are in demand al
42 a 43 cts.
Whiskey. Sales at 21 cts. in bbs. and
21 cts. in hhds.
Baltimore Market
April 27, 1851.
GRAIN'. The supply of Wheat is small
for ,ua 11181 llay ' " 5alt' f l,0tl
"llllO I I-II 9 lU-UUy HI DO a BO UIB. V 11 1 1 3 111
96 a 99 cts. ; and a luriie lot veiy prime
white, taken lor Shipment, al 103 els.
Sales of new Corn, in good condition, al
58 cts. white, and 56 a 57 els. for yellow
Damp parcels sell at 45 a SO cts. Sale of
old corn al 54 a 56 cts.
Sales of Maryland Rye at 3,50 cents.
We quote Outs ut 34 a 35 cts. for Mary
land, and 37 cts. for Pennsylvania.
WHISKEY. Sales of Pennsylvania bbls.
at 214 cts., and of hhds. at 21 cents.
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT
Wheat. 00
Rrs. . .62
Coax. 6'i
Oats. . 40
PoriToss, . CO
lil'TTKU. 14
Eons. ... 10
Pork. ... 8
Knxir.Mi. .... 100
Tallow. 12
UlESWAt - 20
Hkckleii Fiai. 17
Daixu Amis. .... '00
Do. Peachi. 250
New Advertisements.
SUSQUEHANNA RAIL ROAD.
IN pursuance of a a resolution passed st an ad
journed meeting of the Commissioners named
in the act incorporating the Susquehanna Rail
Road Company, passed the 14th day of April
18.M, held at Sunbury, on Thursday the S2d of
April 1832, books will lw opened for the sub
scription ot slock to tne said nusquelianna Koad,
at the following times and places, to wit i
At Sunbury, at Ilia House of C. Wesvsr on
Tuesday April S7,
At Georgetown, - P.Spatx,
At Lewisburg, " A. UUir.
A I Northumberland, at the House of J. Lee en
Wednesday 28,
At Milton, J. M. Huff. 19.
At Harrisburg, at the House of H. Omit, on
Saturday May 1,
At Baltimore, at Barnuro's Hotel,
Thursday " t,
At Halifax, at lbs House of
E. Frederick, Monday - I.
At MUleraburg, at Seals Hotel, " " -
BY ORDER OP THE COM.MIMIONERS.
Suiting, April 4, 115?. St.
CHERRY PECTORAL:
Far ihe Care t
COUGHS, OOX.D3,
HOARSENESS, BR OK
OHXTI8, GROUP, ASTif.
MA, WHOOFIXTO-OOUOH
AMD OOWSUMPTIOIf.
This remedy is offered to the community with
th confidence we feel in an article which sel
dom fails to realize the happiest effects that run
be desired. 8o wide is th field of its usefulness
and so numerous the cases of its rurrs, that si
most every section of the country abounds in
persons, publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming snd even desperate diseases of Ihe
lungs, by its use. When once tried, its superi
ority over every other medicine of its kind, is too
apparent to escape observation, snd where its vir
tues are known, the public no longer hesitate
what antidote to employ for the distressing and
dangerous aflections of the pulmonary orgnns,
which are incident to our cliinato, And not only
in the (brmidsblv attacks upon the lungs, but for
the milJer varieties of Coi ns, Col ons, IIoarsi:
kkss, Ac, and for Chimirss it is the plcnsnnt
est and safest medicine that can bo obtained. No
fnmily should be without it, and those who have
urcd It, never will.
Read the opinion of the following Gentlemen,
who will be recognized in tho various sections of
country where they are located each and all as
merchants of the first class and of the highest
character as the oldest and most extensive
Wholcsalo Dealers in Medicine with an experi
ence unlimited on th subject of which they
speak. If there is any value in the judgment of
experience, see
THIS CERTIFICATE
Iff the undersigned, Wlwlemde Druggists,
hnving been for long acquainted with .Iyer's
Chary Pectoral, hereby certify oitr beliej that
it is the best and viost effectual remedy for Pul
monary Complaints ever offered to the Ameri
can People. And we would, from our knowl
edge of its composition, and extensive vsejnl
ness, eordiullii commend it to the ajjlictcd as
worthy thexr best con fidence, and with Vie firm
conviction that il will do i'or their relief all
that medicine can do. 1
llenshnw, Edmunds & Co., Boston Mass.
Reese & Coulson, Baltimore, Mil.
I. add Si Ingrulimn, llungur, Maine.
Havilaiid, Hnrrull Co., Churlcstou, 8. C.
Jucoli IS. Farrand, Detroit, Michigan.
T. H. McAllister. Louisville, Ky.
y'rancis & Walton, St. I.nuis Missouri.
Joseph Tucker, Mobile, Alabama.
Theodora A I'eck, Burlington, Vt.
Havilaiid, ltislcy fc Co., Atipistu, Ga.
Isaac 1). James, Trenton, N. J.
J. M. Townserd, Pittsburg, Pa.
Clark & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
K. K. (lay, Burlington, Iowa.
M. A. Snutos & Son, Norfolk, Vs.
Kdword Uringhurst, Wilmington, Del.
John (Silbert ek Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Z. D. &. W. It. Cilinan, Washington, D. C.
J. Wright & Co., New Orleans, La.
Watson, Wall ct Co., Fort Wayne, la.
C. C. Richmond & Co., Sun Francisco, Cdl.
I.ewia & Ames. 1 allahasse, Florida.
B. It. Strong. Knnxvillr. Tennessee.
Chilton fc Duer, Little Rock, Ark.
Stiller, IStadc & Co., Lexington, Miss.
N. V. Lnbadie, (ialvestou, Texas.
Clins. Dyer, Jr., Providence, U. I.
Jos. M. Turner, Snvnnuah, Ga.
Wade, Kckstein &. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES :
J. G. Collin Sl Co., Valparaiso, Chili.
F. M. DiiKond Si Co., Vera Crux. Mexico.
Rred Kivas & Co.. Bogota. New Grenada.
S. Provost & Co.. Limn, Peru.
Morion & Co., Halifnx, Nova Pcotia,
T. Walker Sc Son, St. Johns, N. B.
C. G. Sulinas & Co., Rio Janeiro, Brazil.
With such assurance, and from such men, no
stronger proof can be adduced, except that found
in its effects upon trial.
Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AYER,
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Sunburv by II. MASSER, and by
Druggists generally throughout the Slnte.
November 1, 1851. lycc.'Imo.
NEW MILLINERY STORE,
Tawn Street, Sunbury.
MISS ELLKX PETKliY,
VlTOl'LD respectfully announce to the ladies
' of Sunbury and vicinity, that she has just
returned from the Citv of I'hiladehiliiu, and in
tends opening a new and handsome assortment of
SPRING MILLINERY,
on Saturday, April 3, at her Store, opposite the
Baptist Church, and invites the public lo call and
examine her stock.
Sunbury, April 3, 1852. tf.
List ot Jurors,
OF Norihiiiriberlanil County, for My 31,
1852. Special Court.
Lkwis. Jolnv Clapp, John Dimm.
Delaware Joiiu Nicely, It. II. McCor
mick, Isnac Vincent, Cliarles Fox, Ephraim
fiilliard, Samuel Sees, Simon Lanlz.
Tl'RBUT. Henry Lndwi.
Point Henry Morsan, Wm Hamor.
Milton. Thomas Stiine, Win. C. Wilson,
J. II. McCorniiek, Geo. K. Reader.
Northumberland Jumes DeifTenbacb,
John Hummel, Charles F. Liltle.
Sundurv Ira T Clement, Hiram Plica.
Rush. Joseph Pec?.
Lower Auuusta. Henry Slieib, William
Bloom.
jArssoN. Frederick Shreffler. JncobWei
ser. Samuel Clark, John Claik, J. R. Rei-jel.
Trf.vorton. Geo. Wearer, D. W. Dom
baugh. I.owbr Mahonoy Michael Rittinc.
Uppkr " Jacob Hoira, F. Mou
rer, Peler Geise
Shamokin. Amandus Miller.
LIST OF CAUSES
FOR Special Court of Common Plsss of
Nurihumberlaud County lo be beld ihe
5ih Monday or May 1852.
PLAINTIFFS. DEFENDANTS.
, 0 , 8 D Jordan S Hunter
iom. lor nami r urman t. A(px Jorjtn
Samuel A Jordan et al vs John Arnold
Aaron Reppart vs Ira T Clement
Henry Keiser vs Henry Yoxthrimer's sdin'r
George . Gehrig et al vs Peler Wsroy
- ... , . Thos A Billing-
Lom for Wm L llciiieman vs ton fi aj
Robert Philips vs James Kenny, jr
George Garuian vs 13 II Howell et al
Com. for Fred'k Weaver Henry llardsher &
and Wife Jacob Fry
M.hei.oy and Shamokin Abr,',um Paul
Improvement Co.
James Rom vs Jacob H Rhoads
'T'Jr' - M BCa. ts.
Henry Donnel et al vs Hugh Bellas
JAME8 HEARD, rrolb'y.
Prothonetary's OfHre,
Sunbury, April 17, 1853
"pXTRACT OF COFFEE. An excellent
article mora wholesome and much cheeper
than Coffte itself. For sale at this oOic.
kyta it, iw
IMPROVED LIGHTNING RODS.
THE subscriber has constructed a LIGHT
NINO ROD on trus Philosophical princi
ples, by which buildings supplied with them srfl
rendered perfectly secure against destruction by
lightning. The connection snd insulation of the
rod, as well ss the preparation of the ground rod,
is on an entirely new plan, making a more per
fect conductor than any heretofore in uao.
Measures have been taken to secur Letters
Pslcnt for the improvement.
Persons desirous of securing their livs snd
properly from destruction by lightning, can havs
conductors put up'to their buildings in the most
perfect snd substantial manner, by applying ei
ther personally or by letter, tn th undersigned,
at the following prices
For 40 ft. J Inch ropper rod gold plated
point, tolid vlnliun tin.
$22,00
And forty cent for every additional foot
over inriv.
For 40 ft. i Inc h tubular rods gold pla
ted point, totid pluiina tip.
For 40 ft. iron roil gold plated point, sol
id paliia lip,
For 40 ft. iron rod tit ir plated point,
13,50
1 !,."0
10,00
And twenty cent for every additional foot over
forty. T. S. MACKEV.
Millon, Sept. I), 18S1 ly. c.np 17. IS2.
Estate of JOHN UNGER Sen., Leo'd.
"jTOTICE is hereby given that Idler testi
" mentary have been granted to the aubseri
ber on the estate of John Unger, sen., doe'd.,
late of Slinniokin township, Nnrthumlerinnd
county. All persons indebted lo snid estate on
hook necounl, vendue notes or otherwise, or hav
ing claims against tho iutin, arc, requested tn
cnll on the subscriber for settlement, wlio will
attend at the house of ('buries Leisenring, in
Sbnrnokin township, on Tuesday the 3Sth day
of May next, for that purpose.
WILLIAM II. MUENCII, Exc'r.
Shamokin tp., April 10, 1852. Ot.
MO UK COOD NEWS!!
MORE NEW GOODS ! I
JOHN YOUNG,
YTAS just received and opened a fresh and
general assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods,
of the newest anil liest styles, consisting in part of
dry Goom, ftiiocraiii:!,
ftUEENSWARE.
Hardware. Irou and Steel, Nails, It,
ALSO:
SILK AND SLOUCH HATS, MILITARY
AND CLOTH CAPS.
Gum Shoes, Fish, Salt, &o.
A II of which he will sell at the most reasonable
prices for cash or country produce
Give him a call and try his prices.
Sunbury, April 17, 1853.
MORE
NEW GOODS!
FRILING & GRANT.
ESPECTFL'LLY inform the public snd
"the rent of mankind," that they have re
ceived a large assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods,
of every variety of style, consisting i. part of a
fine assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Merinos, Monssclint dt
Lams, Calicoes, Muslins, Lhecks,
and every variety of Dry Goods.
Also a large assortment of GROCERIES,
st ill AS
Sugar, Teas, Cofl'ee, Molasses, Spices
of all kinds.
Also an assortment of
HARDWARE and QTTEENSWARE,
Fieh, Salt and Plaster.
Also a trcsh supply of
DItlGr AND Ml'DICIXF.a.
CV Country produce of all kinds Liksn in e
chuuge at the highest market price.
Sunbury, April 17. 1H."2.
KETC'gooDS!
J. U. KAUFHMAN
At His .ew Store In Hollowing Bun,
TlEsPECPFI'LLY informs his friends and
' customers, that lie has just received a new
stock of goods, which ho oilers to the public
at the lowest prices, viz :
Kprtug and Summer Dry Goods
srm as
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sullinetls. Merinos,
Mousseline De Lames, Flannels
and every variety of goods suitable for the season
Also Silk Hats, Caps, Ac.
ALSO : An sssorlment of Hardware.
ALSO:
All Kinds, of Groceries,
LIQUORS.
ALSO:
A variety of Qucenswure, Crockery, &(.
Besides a variety of other urlielcs, suitable Air
furmers, Vc.
All kinds of produce taken in exchange far
goods at the highest market price.
Hollowing Kun, April 17, 1852. tf.
J. H. & W. B. HART,
W II O I. K S A I. Ii (1 II O C E II S,
No. 229 North 3d St , above Callowhilt,
PHILADELPHIA.
A larpr assortment of Groceries always on
hand, which will be sold at the lowest pi ices fur
Cusli or approved Credit.
April 10, 1852. ly.
R. CriRM'.MI S. 1. F. IIAKP.R. V. C. HAKl'.It.
Cornelius, Uakcr Co.,
MAN L'l'ATl'RIUlS OF
Lamps, Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures, &c.
b'J'DKU NO. HO CHESTNUT ST
Manufactory No. 1S1 Cherry St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
April 10, 1S52. tf.
New Carpet Store.
3-XLET & SOOTHE?.
HAVING made ei tensive alteration in their
More, and increased their facilities for
business, would invite the attention of purcha
sers to their large assortment of
English Tapestry,
" Brussels,
Super Ingrain,
Imperiul 3 Ply.
Plain Sc Twilled Venetian
CARPETINGS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHES of every width.
('axtus MTTiK(iS of ei ery style and quality
imported. As these Roods have been purchased
for tn,h, and we intend eonducling our Business
on 'J'iis Cash PHiscirLi purchasers may re
ly Upon obtaining bargains.
BAILEY & BROTHER,
Importer and Manufactures nf Carpetings
Twelfth et Market St., Philadelphia.
March 80, 1853 3in.
BONNETS AND STRAW GOODS.
s-onv n, r a t 'I' 1 v ...:..i . .e
. IUJ1.I A. 1Til.l V, IBlira IU IlliOf III
.9 iia Aiiatfiiiinra dntl tl, mililin ttn.t 1,A
is now prepared to furnish them with a new
and well selected stock of Buvklts of the new
est style, and materials, together with a variety
of other straw goods and
MILLINERY TRIMMINGS.
He will also be receiving throughout the season
all the fresh and desirable styles which be will
sell at the lowest prices,
JOHN T. WALTON.
No. 61 North Slid sU, Philadelphia.
March 13, 1852. 3mo.
RAZORS. A superior article for sale at the
atom of HENRY MASSER.
Sunbury, fsb. 1, 1IMV-
SOAP & CANDLE MANUFACTORY,
No. 19 Wood St., between 2d If 3d Sts.f and
JSo. 17 Aorft 6ift street,
PHILADELPHIA. , ;
Jolm Bancroft Jr. and Son,
n ESPECTFL'LLY inform Store-keepers. Mer
chants, dec, that they Manufocttirc snil have
for Sale, Palm, White Variegated, Yellow snd
Brown Snaps, Mould and Dipped Candles, all of
good quality and at reasonable prices.
Ls7 Cash paid for Tallow and rough r U ..
April 10 l53ly. ....,-.
Wholesale ami Btclail Clock
' ESTABLISHMENT.
S. E. Corner Steond and Chestnut Sts
PHILADELPHIA.
T "If HE HE may be found, one of the largest
' and best assortments of Clocks and Time
pieces in the United Stitcs, in quantities to suit
purchasers, of from single Clock, to one tliuu
rond Clocks; embracing every variety of stvl
and manufacture, suitable for Churclies, Halls,
Counting Houses, Parlois, Sleeping Apartments,
and Kitchens, Steam and Canal Boats, and Kail
Komi Cars.
Also general sate Agent, for Rnpp's lately pat
ented nrientitic. iMcne Wohl ren. v lioicsale
and Rcloil Gold and Silver Pen Holders, and
Pencils, and a variety of Fancy Goods. Those
wishing to purrhap will find it to their interest
to call before purchasing elsowhcre.
JA.Mt.M IS A K LSI, II.
8. E. Cor. Chestuut & Snd Sts., l'hila.
April 10, 1853 ly.
LIBERTY STOVE WORKS,
-IU BROWN STREET,
above Fourth,
FBIIiADELrHIA.
THE undersigned respectfully inform the pnS
lie Hint they arc in full operation at their
new foundry, snd ready to execute orders for
stoves of ccry description on the most reasona
ble terms.
They invite the attention of STOVK DEAL
ERS to their large assortment of S 1 OVbsS, all
of which are entirely new, and got up at great
expense. Among wiueii are me i.incriv ur
Tight Cook, complete Cook, Mar Air I ignt,
Star Franklin, Star limliulor. Jenny Lind Im
p loved. Fire King Kadiators, Subimiiiulers. Can
nons, Lanes, Bare Cylinders, Bar lioom Stoves,
Furnaces, Cas Ovens, &e., Sec.
ABBOTT 4- LAW KlSiC-..
N. B. Country merchants are , particularly
invited to cull and examine our assortment.
April 10, 1632. ly. ;
PUIHFMG EXTRACT
The Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIER
Is ths wiioli Would'
Cf Prin 1 1 jur BlUt, or Sir Heltlaur 13.
ft la n..
rut tip In QfAKT BOTTI.KK, or tho
.m rewtr and mtdtrnl efflmru
rt wiifit In mall IxiitVa.
r.rn wry home comnin rM AT 1 r f m If lM)r;
nil ih mrfljrait.oni mm mo Htronirly
tlmi only One Tablefpoot ful It rqinrj.t mt )n llirre
fHNrt n d'Ht ihuf on hoitle In' TwnlyOne llnvn,
which it mud. longer than bottle of ,iv" other Hixlirin
)i.rnuM ihera ii required of ihil a Icms Quantity
4U ft dtiMt.
The K rent Sitptnorittf of thl H Inert Purifier over all
othfr iiiedirin. ronvlitg In a rretit niemurt in tin r
Holne at a parttif in eomnnmnl. the powerful Dledlrn!
Virtue of ohm fci'itrce and Hare
Indian Roots and Barks,
which no other wdirine pOMettrt). TIim aratb metlswr
("in I'ltrifttH'M t)f lite lilonti thai were ever known to
eilliT In.Unu or u-htt man, mul ittHft beiu, eampimntUd with
III ttroHyiy-vuitctHtrnttd XjtratlM of
SarsapariJla, Yellow Dock,
CHERRY AND SASSAFRAS BARKS,
mnk( tliit Veiretfililfi Extinct, not only tha prmtt
II In oil I'urlHer, out lo, a rliMpr mfheiru i?
Itrent oililn tlinn any other. It $ chiper. ItnrniiMt (ha
tfninttiy of ii ilut nmv b hoiiiht fr One jlollitr wilt
Hi il eh Innifpr, antl will riirfl Ten Tltnea inire B!uoe
dii, than ttm JhJJitr't worth nf an othnr medicine.
ff ll'ur UUdiMiliUd proof of Mm C'urm of
Scrofula, Fever-Sores.
Smrd-flfYtd, V.rytipfln, Sirll Vhntm, Ilfinmntiim, SypSUi,
.'rrrffMiM, I'imM m Vit fVM, l.lver'omplitlnt,
PUf, i.nmttninK Ctinreroui l.'lctrt, 4'oall veneaa, Uvr
'" DvNpepaln, Pant in tht Suit, Kmttt, hontn, and
Joint: and Al l. OlHt iMHl'RR-ltl.ooll l)lrAK9, tee OMF
t.i.tl'Hl.h;Tii and Hundbtii -every A;ent baa Ujia tu
give away.
IVn salk y J.W. Fi ilinc. Ptiul.ury; Mary A. M
C;iy, N.iitMinii-rrl;iml : John II. Uum.1, M-Kmi; llayctA.
MrY'iiniiick, McKweniviUc.
Mm)- 3, eiw. !y.
H. J. W0LVERT0N, ;
OFFICE in Market street. Punhury, adjoining
the Oilioe of the "American" und opposite
the Post Office.
Business promptly attended tuin Northumber
land and Ihe adjoining Counties.
Km Ku to : Hon. C. W. lie-ins and B. Ban
uan, Pottuvillc; Hon. A. Jordan and H B. Mas
ter, Sonliurv.
April 10, 1855 ly.
SUNBURY FERRY.
HENRY W. Bl.'CHER informs the public
lhat he has taken the Sunbury Kerry and
as he is now well prepared with good and sutii
cient emits ho will be c uublcd to oceomiuodalo
the public with promptness and despatch.
April 18, 1852. If.
the uiikat ruizu ak
nivt it
HXCKEl? & TULL,
No. 148 Chestnut St., above Sirth, Front of
JONF.S' I10TF.L. - ,
Mikv y "ITAVR just received their Piiie
RSiTr4 Medal, awarded to lliem for
1 I I ill their best Travelling Trunks cn
hibited at tho World's Fair in Loudon, 1S51
lieing the only exhibitors t.i whom any award
was made. Their competition was with all the
world, and they have taken THE PRIZE!
TRUNKS, VALISES, BAGS, ke.
To 1 found in this City, and nt very low prices.
Call and see. HICKEY A TCP..
Trunk Manufacturers, 148 Chestnut St.
April 10, 1852. tf.
J. STEWART DEPUY.
4 T 253 North 2d street, above Wood,
y (Burnt District,) Philadelphia, would
resiecll'ully call the attention of his friends
j and the public in general, lo his lari-e and g;
p well selected stock of Carpets, Oil Cloths,
O Mailings, Window bhides,- Hair Rods,
rt Ac., A-e. c
r. e. .... ... . ,n fiiA ntm ir A
Cllliill VWimiiH, " r ' r,
liiifriiiti ' 11 11' 41 "
Tlir.-e Ply . '. Hal - 11 " " r
lllutacls I1 " ll M " p
Door Malts. He would invite the atuin- g
tiou of dealers and others to bis large stock PI
of Door Malls which he manufacture
in great variety and of splendid quality.
Oil Cloths. from 1 yard to 8 yurds wide
wholesale and retail.
April 10, 1853. 0m.
DAVIS C00FEB,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
roR the sam: op..
Fisli, Provisions, fy
Vo. 9 A'orH Wharves,
PHILADELPHIA.
April 10, 163. ly.
1JLANK DEEDS printed on the best quality
of pari'hment paper, sold at the lowust prices
st this oliire, by wholesale and retail ,' '..
FOR sale at this office, Superior Black Ink,
Cattle Medicine at "5 cts, Pure Essence of
Ginger, tS rents.
MARRIAGE CETIFICATE8 handsomely
eieeuted for sale at this aflioa. aim-la or
FEE BILLS-Justices and Constables Fee
Bills kasHlsoiQsly printed on caid paper, for
sale at this office.
STAGE OFFICE.
AVASHINUTOX HOUSE,
,: . STOBITRY, PA. .
JAMES COVERT, Proprietor,!
WOL'LD rrspeclfully announce that lie has
tnken this well known stand, wmr he
will le gratified to sen and entertain hie Irinntls
and Ihe Irsmllin public generally. This house
is now replete with every convenience, comforta
ble, pleasantly looated, handsome ly furnished,
well ventilated, rendering it respect
desirable stopping place.
No expense has been spared in filling up this
house. The chambers are well furnished and
the table and hsr provided with Ihe best the
market ran alford.
The stable accommodations are extensive anil
well calculated for travelers.
STAGE OFFICE.
The stages running from NorlbiimbeTlsnd t
Pottsville, stop at this house, where through and
way tickets to Philadelphia eon be obtained.
Sunbury, March SO, 1852. tf.
SI. 000.000 Saved Yearly by Purchasing
SILVER'S MINERAL PAINTS.
rpiIK wonder of llm sct. imlnre's own pr'Klactitis.
I Tin s.- P.iinln differ from nil others In Hi nnrket
tliev tire n.it ckivs i lliev refuirr lillle Oil. flow msily. snil
c n'er with m henvirr h-Vlv limn while Inn). They neither
rnirk nor peel, mid dry readily, making an Kk.jiii ut
Stovs. ,
Ci iLortS. We lm-e. seven diflVrenl rotors. Til : Hire
rtr !. !! .:h"c.'li,ie, litnek snd Yellow, and by eoio-
liin-tli in nmke everv vnrletr and ihiirie of r"l"f.
UUDY These l'ainls nre superior m rmy tr enver
ins pmnertv) tn any yet disenvcied, and pound lor pound
will ' ' dnile the snrfaco of white lead, zisc, or ouim
luelnpie 11,11118.
IKON Ti Iron they furnish a perfect protection
ntrniiiKt rust, t 'r IhfT eontniii no metal, which like while
lead ucls destructively on Uio iron i m laci mis
in:iketi in.nd intitv vnli-nMe f"r huildi'iir pnrp"
HltlCK WOftK They cive to h wnlls a mu'h
lii'nvierc'inlin tlisn mher paints, nnd if snli'line is requir
ed, notliiiiff h"Ma sn firmly or finillies so well with it.
Cll.ll IH'llir flli-e n. n riMif never si old nisi lenkr.
Silver's Minrnil l'uinis will make it cheaply new snd
niore ennnrinp thnil It ever wi.
SHIPS umnir this estrn.irdinnrv Mineral s we prepsro
it fur thein. will lie pMof ngsiust the action of hot suns
WTms mid sill water.
fM'ITAl.lSTS nnd nrit.Tt'H! nre Invited! miVs
strii-t ormtiny Into the merits or Ihew Paints. 1 ney will
find a very rrmt reduction imc'il ! nnnie in rna cosi n.
pr'in'iiie. ' Tliewe Paints nre purely minrrnt; nil ehosuad
.iiN..r i.nMiiriii... nre wiphed out ill nrenntltiff Itieta f"f tho
market. They eont hut hnlf Ihe ptice nf while lend, nnd
rlio srime qimntitv will cover Iwlee the surface, nnd lt
six limes n I nnr.' which in lilei reduces Ihe price lo Olio
twelfth, f'liumle lin.no enVel on lhi Pnint. mid is equally
vnlinitile in ihe cold Ciimtltis or nur tunny l'lortdn.
1)111 Fi'l in'VV I e Linseed int. nnv fin inn i
von enn. mid n-e n other paints. Th Points nied but
iittl- drver. nnd I'oi pruning nnd second coting in all
housework they will h found far cheuper and in irs dura
ble h:m tend. .
niilem mid consumers enn prwure this P:ont wholesale
nudretiilof PK l-ATII RICH rtlW,
X. W. Comer lOlh nnd Mnrket Sts . Philadelphia.
C 'lietpt V!ioede Acentm nlso Importers of Plnte and
Col ired Window liNn. DoaW.i iu Drugs, 1'uiuls, Jtc.
.Uitih 13, l?,'..-3tuo.
HENRY CARR. CKO. LF.ACt K. J. II. OIESE'
111 .'V
I'OMISSION AND FORWARDING BOUSE
CARR, GIESE & CO,
Commission & Forwarding Merchants,
JSo. 19, Spears Wharf,
BAiriMonx.
Will ritccivoand sell KI.Ol ll. UK A IX. nnd al.
kinds of COL'XTKY HlODU'li nnd slsa
l.f.MUl'.K.
PARTICULAR attention will bo Riven to this
limni-li of llin llusiuess, hy Lewis W. 11.
Ciese, whose whole attention Will lie devoted to
the sale of Lumber, und will occupy un Oliico on
the Fulls Dock, especially lor this purpose. Mr.
(iiese's Inn; experience, and repntr.tion as a first
rale salesman, is a guarantee that the highest
nrirket price will always lie obtained.
Liberal t'asli advances made on Con
sii(iinieiiU : but ill no case will this House umks
biiv udvanccs, until the l'roduec is received.
March 13, 1852. 4 mo. -"' ' '
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
WHOLESALE AND lttTAIL.
J. W..5 E. 1). STOKES,
No. 194 Market Street, South side, First bel u
SLeth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Ol;D FEP.OWS nnd Masonic Regalia of
every variety, suited to the various rank
and orders, constantly on hand. Also, a large
and extensive stock of fashionable
Itcady .Hade Clothing,
inmiif.iclured by the best of workmen, and from
the newest stylo of Goods, nf late importation, at
greatly reduced prices. They have also a lare
and well selected assortment of Piece Goods, nf
English, French and German Fabrics, of new
and beautiful Patterns, which they will make to
order in the most approved snd fashionable man
ner, and in a superior stvle of workmanship.
February 29, 1853. 4 mo.
Eonnets, Hats and
Millinery Ciooils!
MERCH ANTS and Milliners when in Phil,
adelphiu to purchase their eoods, will tin J
it to ilieir interest to examine our large and fash
ionable stock of
STRAW coons.
Wo mnnnfarttire ' largely and imtobt tho
Ntw is r B r it Li s or
I'oi'ci!i Fabrics)
in our line ; which together with other advanta
KM cn.iblo us to oiler liberal inducements to
B ruts.
R. A. CROOK ER, & CO.,
No. 47 nud 49 Chestuut Street, and No. 80
S mth Second Mrcct, west side, near Chestnut,
Pniliidelpliia.
December 27, 1851 ly.cf.
Estate of JOSEPH FOLK, Deo'd.
VOTICE is hereby given that letters Testa
v mentry have been Krantcd to the subscriber
o:i Ihe estate of Joseph Folk, dee'd., lale of Low
er Augusta townsl ip, Norlhuinberlarid county.
All persons indebled to said esUile or bavins;
claims against the same, arc requested to call on
ihe subscriber for selllement.
PETER CON RAD, (son of Pttor.)
Lower Augusta, March 'il 185i. Cl. ,
The Johnston Ink
MANUFACTORY REVIVED.
10U If Lombard St , PHILADELPHIA..
PFV.IIE subscriber Iwks leave respectfully to in
A form I'msTKMs generally, that he lias suc
ceeded to Ike Business of manufacturing Print,
tug ut formerly carried on by his grand Father,
and Father, and oilers his article to the trade,
without any Prrrs, but with the simple reliance
upou the loun established chaiacter il has borne,
Iccliiis confident of its giving entire satisfaction
lo all who mav ftvor him with a call. Ti e
Cish. . CHARLES ENEU JOHNSTON.
April 10, 1853 tf.
WM. M. ROCKEFELLER
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MVXUI'IIY, Pt.
Dee. 13. 1851 tf.
,11. I. KIIIXDUI..
; ATT0R1T2S7 .T LAVA
Office in Market street Sunbury, apposif
Weaver's Hotel r
Kl"fcINE8S will U promptly attended to in
the Counties f Norlhuiuberlwid, Civioa,
Columbia and Montour.
Sunbury, Oct. 11,1851. ly,
t-. !. --I -T-- , I ij ..." ,
WASTED TO BORROW
TWELVE HCNDRED DOLLARS U
twe.
SIIII1S of UX hundred llolUra ek I... ki.l
J t"od free-hold security wiU be given. AdJnsss,
1 K. W.' ,.'
fuiihuiy, rtt. ISS-.-H.