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CALIFORNIA NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE
CEKSCENT CITY.
tWO WEEKS I.ATER FROM
CALIFORNIA.
l.eoO.rJW IN OOIJ DUST
New York, May 2.
Tho steamship Crescent City arrived here
this mnrnitttr, from Aspiuvtall Cily, Navy
lUy, liHni;iiiff 92,000,000 in gold dust on
freight, And $600,000 in the hands of pas
SRA left Aspinwall Cily on the 22d of
A pri1!, and bring llu mail bioutght down
tu T'ltiiamn, by (he steamship 'Gulden Unto"
wflich lull Sun Francisco on the 5lh lilt.,
Wet passengers from Sun Francisco have
Vome llirongh in 27 days. They passed
Viver the Panama Kail Rond from Huena
Vista to Aspinwnll. The road in now com
pleted from Aspinwall to within twelve
miles of Gorpona, ar.d passengers nre llicn
unaided to make the distance from point to
point in one day.
Just ns ihe Golden Gate was about leav
ing Acupulco, an express nrjived with in
telligence that both houses of the Mexican
Congress had rejected the Tehannlepec
Treaty by n unanimous vote, on the 1 7 1 It
of April.
A line of American steamers will shortly
be put upon the route between PuimtiKi
and Cnlluo, touching at nil the interinediulu
port.
The gold mines of Choco are exciting
great interest at Panama. They nre sit
uated on the great water course between
the gulf of Darien ami the bay of Ittiruit
Tenlura. The water course will shortly
be made navigable to the mines, ns they
nre known to be immensely valuable.
Iced water still sells at Panama at two
dimes per drink.
The dysentery tins made its appearance
on the Isthmus, tt is of the most violent
type.
The floods have entirely subsided) and
business of all kinds is Improving. .
The intelligence from the mines is of the
most -rial ify ins character) the yield of gold
having been immense.
The Mexican Koiuidary Commissioners
left San Francisco in the Golden Gale, in
tending to cross tho Plains by nay of the
Gila and Rio Grande, for the purpose of
completing the survey.
The late Hoods have left a rich harvest
for the miners
InimiL'raiiou from the cities to the mines
had commenced, including lingo parties of
Chinese.
At Yalleciia, recently a party tinned up a
lump of nearly pure gold, weighing twenty
six pound. At Suuora, the earth, since the
flood, ields three bundled per cent mure
abundantly than ever.
Advices from all the mining districts are
itreniely enconiaginii.
A war of extermination has been declared
n fa i nst the Indians by the whites of Kl.un-
nth. A party of settlers and miners sur
rounded two lodges, recently) at Indian Fer
ry, shut the men and several squaws, and
destroyed the ranch. From thirty to forty
Indians were killed.
ItfcFOItM IX COJIORKt
The proposition to pay members of Con
gress a fixed nnnuel salary, instead of the
present compensation of eight dollars per diem,
n ppeai s to us one of t he most sensible reforms
which lias been proposed for a long lime.
The suggesiion is lo cive each member one
thousand dollars for the stunt session, and two
thousand dollars for the long one, a sum (uile
sntlb'ieut, we should think, and ubont equal
lo what i now received, mileage excepted.
There can be no doubt that much lime ii
now uselessly wasted at Washington, and as
little, we believe, that this plan Will assit to
prevent this in future. When members
know that no matter how long they remain
in session, their compensation will not be in
creased, they will gradually fall into the ha
bit of despatches business as soon as possi.
ble, in order to return lo their ptivateaffairsi
for human nature is the same with miuhly
Congressmen as with humble common folks
Our national leuislature. in ils despatch of bu
siness, compares most unfavorably with the
British parliament, the only other legislative
body in the world approaching it in freedom
ami majesty. It is a disgrace, in truth, tu
us lhat Congress has beanme so talkative,
and has ceased to do ils woik. F.veiy year
lhat body loses character, both with (his
country and before llio world ; and this loss
of character must eventually be followed by
n loss of power, unless a reluim is applied
The present movement appeais lo us lo pin
inise some prospect of amendment, even
though slight, and we hope, therefore, it
will succeed. Phila. Bulletin.
Loi.i Montez it out again in a reply lo
the "lesuits." Kioin Lola's letter it appeais
I list she has had many hairbreadth1 adven
tures with lhat influential Order. Mrs says:
"Who had me poisoned with arsenic..'
Who had me twice shot at? Who pi, iced a
f malie upon my stairs at miduiultt, with a
iviiu'nard in bis foal ! Who, al a partv at
Mr. Somers', a gentleman residing near Mu
nich (had it not been revealed by one of l ho
rnnspnalors lo whom I had done a kind ac
tion on the morning of the very day.) had a
rairiage, with four horses, ready to convey
me lo Spalsbnrs, in Austria, the prison of Sil
vio Pellicn, where I would liiive been im
mured lo this day, lost and unheard ot !
These are truths and facts."
She ''thanks God she is now in free Ameii
cs," where she will be allowed to produce
her new play, embracing the principal events
in her own life. She has no fear of the libel
law, on showing up the private character of
the European kings, prince mml their ofli
ejals; though there are a few secrets, which
she hopes, "for the honor of certain high par
ties in Bavaria and Austria, she may not be
forced to divulge in her own defence.
Pkila Ledger.
Rridcino the Suwitiwwka The Com
mil tee of the Maryland Legislature, appoint
ed to visit Havre de Grace in reference to
' the proposed bridge across the Susquehanna,
have made a report in favor of the project.
OPKRAtlONt Or THE MINT.
The Treasurer of the Mint, Mr. E. C. Dale,
has furnished us with the operations of that
institution, for the last month, fiom which
we learn lhat the work of the month was the
coinage of 2.76,82 pieces, of the value of
3.637,939 2. The gold coined, waa 83,.
474,128, only about 8400,000 of the amount
being in quarter eacles and gold dollars,
while nearly two and a half millions were
in double panics. The silvercoinage in
dimes and half dimes was ftboul Iweiily-twn
thousand dolhiis; and In three-cent pieces,
ubont Ihiity thousand dollars. We under
stand that this Utile Coin is going largely into
circulation) In ihe exclusion of the large and
inconvenient rent. The deposits of gold for
Ihe monlli amounted lo 93,090,000, of w hich
S2, '.180.000 were from California. The de.
posits of silver for ihe same time, amounted
lo $25,700. The coinnge for April, it will be
s -en, is in excess of Ihe deposits, lulling well
lor the promptness and efficiency of the Mint,
unt.n coinage in rnt I..
I'M 7 it nihle engirt,
IS.7IS1 tlrs.
7I..VN hall cneles.
II 7. Ml qnnrtrr raffles,
i-jo.itra g 'H diiur,
lb7.mn
.Ti.SrtO
'1..VI
11.17:1
3.4?
n.sro
R:tlHI
Im.oon,
:i,.wo,4:M
1 1.706 M
'04.014 pieecs,
fiS.'Ssl itimes.
HII.VKR.
Slfl.llOO Illlll'lliltHS.
I .nou.400 3 coiil picees,
COt'l'KR
l.l?0,.1HQ cum,
2t!l70,'Jrt pteee;
tr3,.Vl7,tKnl M
UOl.l) lll'.l'oSlTKl) FOR Aruii.,
Front Onlilmnio. S'l.psii.nnn
from ittlii-r sources, 1 10.000
Ii ver uVssiis for April,
8iU,IM
The following is n comparative statement
of the amount of gold bullion deposited, and
the amount coined fur Ihe three months of
the present year, and Ihe corresponding
months last year :
Oulp ncMJus iiki-osited. Gold coined.
IMI. I4. 1H5I twii.
iimmrr, .-i.nri.Oll? 4.t0l.W SfWrufsl 4.W 115
IVIiriiiirv, :i.lsl.H7ll II 0l(l.J fl.IISi.fHi7 S.ISsj.Ain
Mareh, ' SO.iTI 3.-!HI.(HK a,'.H'i.73.'i 3.SMi Oili
April, ii.8;s,.v3 a.ooo.tnio ii.t;o.u'iS 3.474. i
T.Hnl, (fl3-,ll I4,ISI,!KI t?.10o,7j 1.S75..V.I
Not Withstanding Ihe limited amount of
small cold Coined the past month, we under
stand lh.it a Inrse. supply of small gold coin
remains in hand, beyond demands of deposit
ors. Person in want of three-ant pieces can be
supplied, to almost any amount, in exchange
for gold coin, if applied for in sums of $30,
BO, or S90. Pn'u. Ledger.
Thk Erittion at tub Sandwich Is
UMis. The S'uidwich Islands papeis con
tain long descriptions of Ihe eruption of
Matlna I.oa. The Polynesian says :
"A column of molten lava, glowing with
the mos' intense heat, and projected into the
air to a distance of 500 feet, was a sight so
rare) at ihe same lime so awfully grand, ns
to excite the most lively feeling of awe and
ad m inn ion. even w hen view ed at n distance
of forty or fifty miles. The diameter of this
jet is supposed lo be over a hundred feel !
(11 some places this river is a mile wide, mid
in others more contracted. At some points,
il tins filled up ravines of 100, 200 and 300
feet in ilepili, nnd still it flowed on. It en
tered a heavy forest, and, the giant growth
of centuries were cut down before it like
grass before the mower's scylbe ! No ob
stacle can arrest it in its descent to Ihe sea.
Mounds are covered over, ravines are filied
up, fine-os are destroyed, and lha habita
tions of man are consumed like flax in the
furnace. Truly, "He touched (he hills and
they smoke." We have not yet heard of
any destruction of life from the eruption
now in progress. A rumor has reached us
lhal a small native village has been destroy
ed ; but uf this we have no authentic intelli
gence. Two vessels hail sailed fiom Ililo, both
filled to llieir utmost capacity with peo
ple who desired to witness ihis great erup
tion. The cm pi inn seems lo have broken out
llironyh an old fissure, about oiie-lhird down
ihe side of Manna I.oa, on the northwest
side, nnd not from tho old crater on the
summit, called Mocquoweoweo Tho alti
tude of the piesent einption is about 10.000
feel above the level of Ihe sea, and from the
bay to Hilo (Byron's bay) must be some fifty
or sixty miles. If il succeeded in reaching
Ihe ocean at the point sup"posed, after having
filled up all thsi ravines, gulches and in.
equalities of a broken ceunlry, il will tin.
dnnliledly he one of the most extensive
eruptions of modern times."
FaTAI. Af'F RAT IS ScllfVI.Kll.L Coi-ntv.
On Tuesday evening, ut llrookville, a few
miles cast of Pullsville a quarrel occurred
bciweeif Hugh Siephenson, a Scotchman,
firiein.'in at the Mines of Mr. Geo. II. Potts,
and James Congan, an Irishman, which re-
ulted in tho death of ihe latter.
Ibioflarid's German Hitters, prepared and
sdd by Dr. J.ickson, al the German Medical
Sioie, 120 Arch street, Philadelphia, daily
increase, in their well deserved celebrity, fof
ihe cure of all diseaes arisim? from deranges
ment of the liver. These buffer have, in
deed, proved a blessing to the atllicted, who
show their gratitude by trVer most flattering
tesiiinoui.ils. This medicine has establish
ed lor itself a name that competitors, bow
ever wily their scheme or seducive I heir
puiuiUf cannot reach. It gained ihe pub
lic conliilence by the immense benefits lhat
have been derived from it, and will eve-in.-iinlnin
ils position.
M A It It I E l.
In Ihis place, on Wednesday evening last,
by the rev. J. P. Jhinde jr.. M. LtTHr.R
Shisdei., Esq., lo Miss Catiiarinr Louisa,
vounuest ilaoghler ol XMr. Juliu loung, of
this borough.
"Vpoii llw lirUW nr lontrdnwn,
Who nnw lava pliilitl uands.
llieir union both thf bteashif esswa,
And Urn iheir SBpfist hmds."
On the 20ih insl., by the Ret . E. M. Lonir,
Mr. S. Robins, 10 Sires C. RisrWtL, both of
.orlhumrMsrlanil county.
In Milton, on ihe 37th oil., by the Rev.
Dr. Lonamore, Cmarlrs A. KcTZ", Esq., At-lomey-al-Law,
lo Mis Emth HoireMoae, all
uf lhal place.
DIKDi
At Milton, on thw 57th ult., suddenly, Miss
M'SAN. daughter of Spencer Melller, deo'd.,
uf Rush townvrMrr, ajjud 17 years and JO days
JUN TO U Y AMEK AN ANJDSHAMOKINJ
l)c iltavluts.
Philadelphia Market.
Mats, I8S2.
FLoua and Mist.. Flour is firmsai,.
of TOO bbls. mixed brands at S4 pr bbl
T.i .V.r -i 1 "our
IS ueiu ni 114 I 93
Rvs Floib. Is scarce, and would bri
S3.23
Coiin Mkai.. I,ast sales of freSh j.ro(l
at 3,Gi. 6
Whkat Liltle odermg ; sales of nrii
....1 n,i 1 k..l.l r "T
red hi pii e , wnne in iit-m vo.
Ryr. -None niriviug; Inst sales ut
cents. .
Corn. Is dull : sales of good old xvlwow
at 64 rls.
Oats. New Southern urn in dema nd at
42 a 43 cts. i '.
Wiiiskf.v. Salrs at 21 cts. i Vbfli. and
21 els. in I: lids. f
Baltimore Market
MAy I. 1851.
GRAIN. The supply of Wheat is email
for the last dav or two. Sales of good to
prime reds lo-ihiy at 88 a 93 cts. ; w hite al
S8 a 99 els. ; and a large lot very prime
while, taken for Shipment, at 103 els.
Sales of new Corn, in uood coud il ion, al
58 cts. white, and 6H a 57 els. lor yellow
Damp parcels sell at 45 a 60 cts. Sales of
old 101 n al 54 a 66 els.
Sales of Maryland Rye at 3,60 cents.
We quote Oats al 36 11 38 els. for Mary
land, and 37 ills, for Pennsylvania.
VHISKEY.--Sales of Pennsylvania bids,
at 21 i cts., and of hhds. at 21 cents.
SUNHUKY 1'IUCE cruitEXT
WuKAT.
I! IK.
t'ullX.
()T.
PoTSTOtS,
H I TT I. II.
Enos.
Polls. ...
Kl.AI1lt.il, ...
Tallow.
Dkksw-ai
Hkcklkii Flax. -
Da mi Api'lks. ...
111). 1'r.ACULS. -
90
6-i
tilt
40
no
14
10
8
100
12
;o
17
100
S5II
Now Advertisements.
In the matter of the Estate of PETER
STULL, Dec'd.
FFWIE Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to Sam
- uel r-tull, who is demised, leaving issue
Peter Mull, June .Stall, Esllifr Stnll, Kailnv
Stull, Elizabeth Willi. (Samuel tStUll. hKM(
8tull, the lust flrt tried two arc initfrie'J. Its
chvl IStull, married to Joseph Jones', which said
Joseph is uYccssfcd. Anns Stull married to
Abruhum Snyil6r. Eliisls-tli tttull married to
Daniel Wsmpole. Maria Slull married to Wm.
Neville. Muria is dead lesving issues Eliza,
Jeremiah and Jsne. all married. Knnny fttull
married lo Jacob l.illey. Jacob Mull, Pelcr
Stull, Htnry r-tull, and John Stull. Aaron
Gaston is appointed Guardian of the minor chil
dren of M"rla Neille and of the two minor
children ot Sninuel Hlnll, dec'd., pro. hue. t in.
lineal descendants of Peter IStull, ilee'd., and all
other persons interested,
GREETING s
Northumberland County, ss.
You arc hereby cited to lie and appear before
the Judges of our Orphan's Court to lie held at
Sunbury, on the first MONDAY of August
next, then and there lo except or refuse to take
the real estate of suid Peter Stull, ilee'd., situate
in Delaware township, containing 10:1 acres more
or less, which was vulned and appraised in pur
suant of a writ of Partition awarded by the
Orphan's Court of said County, and hereof fail
not.
Certified from ihe records of said Court at
Sunbury, on the I3tli day of April 1852.
Dy Order of the Court, )
J. P, rt.'RsKI., Clk, O. C.J
Msy 1, 18.S2.-5t. )
NEW STORE.
BENJAMIN I1KFFNKR
TJESPECrrl'I.LY informs the citizens of
Sunbury and vicinity, that he hss opened a
new store In the room lately occupied by George
Bright, opprWlle Bolton's Hoist, lie has just re
ceived a handsome assortment of
Spring and Summer Oooda,
consisting in part of
Clotlls, Cassimers, Cassinets.
is( MMI-.lt VA1;E ofall kinds, of linen, cotton
and worsted. AI.M):
Callroe. Gliiffliama, Lawns),
Itloiismnllnc De l.nlnen
nnd all kinds of Ladies Dress Goods.
GROCERIES of every variety.
Also an assort men t of Hardware. Iron
and Steel, Kails, &c.
Also sn eieellent assortment of
QUEENSWARE, of various styles and
paitei ns.
Also sn assortment of IfOOTS 4b VIIOES.
Palm Leaf and other Hats and Caps.
Salt, Fish, jc.
Also a variety of Mqt.'ORS surh ss
Urandy, Kin, Wine, A:t
And a great variety of otlieY articles such as sre
suituble to the trade, all of which will fie sold st
the lowest prices.
IV Country produce taken in eseltaiigs at
the highest pri-es.
Sunbury, May 1, 18jf3-ly,
JUST JiKCKlVKir '
At THE
Saddlery and Harness Establishment of
G. Y. ST it on,
Market Street, Sunbury,
M artv assortment of Silver, UVllNft nnd
Japanned Mounting,
Which he w ill either make up to order sr sell
separately for cash at pri'es as low if not lower
than can be had anywhere else.
SADDLES, FUIDLES, HARNESS,
Trunks, Vallccw, Kv ,
Constantly kc;it on hand or manufactured (o or
der. CARRIAGE TRIMMING
done on the shortest nolk-e.
All persons are invited 10 CR MhS examine fof
themselves.
All kinds of produce ratten in excTiango.
Runlmry, May 1, 1852. tf.
T1.0CLA3IATION.
TVOTICE is hfreby civen lhat a Special
A' Court if Common Pleas, in and for the
County of Northumberland, to commence at
the Ciurt Ifouse, in the boiouyh of Suubtiry,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. 011 Monday the J 1st
day of May 185, and will ctfutindtf ONE
WE Eli.
Jurors are reoaesietf to tw pnneiewl in
Iheir attendance, at the tfrne appwfnted
agreeable lo therr noifeet.
Green smdelr my hand s( Rtfrrnrt (lie f 7th day
of Afeil, in the year of ouf )tor4 mm thou.
samf right hundred ano IHry-fsls-fSd the In
depsvKlenee of tlie I rmed Bfarie of America
the 7lh.
WILLI A 6. K1TT, SheriC
God save the CornYnonwealth.
MER80"8 ARIT1IIMETIC Nos. l.J. 3.
- stid Porter's Rlu toricisl Reader, just reenjv.
d snd for sale by tV.. McCARTY.
Sunbury, May I, 18.V11.
CHERRY PECTORAL:
Par ike Cat r
COUOH8,
HOARSEWE3S, SJAOM.
OHITIS, CROUP. AiTt.
MA, WHOOPZlTOtObVOH
AND OONSUMPtiOW.
This remedy is offered to the community with
tlie confidence we feel in an article which se.
dom iiiils to realize the happiest effects that can
e desired. So wide is the field f ils usefulness
and so numerous the eases of Its Hires, thst al
most every section of the counlfy abounds in
persons, publicly known, who hSVC lihen restored
from elarminf and even desperate diseases of tlie
lungs, by its use. When once tfibii, its superi
ority over every other medicine of Its kind, is too
apparent to eseaH observation, snd where its vir
tues are known, Ihe public 110 longer hesitate
what antidote to employ for the distressing and
dangerous allcctions of the pulmonary prgans,
which sre incident to our climate, And not only
in the formidable attacks upon the luiig", but for
the milder varieties of Colos, Curous, Hoarsi
.Miss, eVe., and for Ciiiliiiikm it is the pleasant
est and safest medicine that can be obtained. So
fulnily should t without it, and those who have
used it, never will.
Read Ihe opinion of the following Gentlemen,
who will be rccoguincd hi the various sections of
country where they arc located each and all as
merchants of the first class and of the highest
character ss the oldest and most extensive
Wholesale Dealers in Medicine with an eiptri-
ence unlimited on Ihe subject of which they
sjirak. If there is any value in the judgment Of
experieuct, see
THIS CERTIFICATE
We the tini?rjijjiif:(, H7idfY.vie Drujs,its,
having been for long llttjumnldl with Ai)er'$
Chci ry Pectoral, tiefehi certify our belief that
it is the best ait'.l tnnst effectual remedy for Pul
monary ('omplaiiils tvtr offered to the Ameri
can People. And u-t would, from our inotW
edpe of ill composition, und extensive usrjul
uess. cordially cummend it to the afflicted as
vurthi) their fast con fidence, and with the firm
ctiuvicliun that il irilt do for iheir relief all
ilict medicine can do.
llcnslisw, Edinauds cV Co., lloston Mass.
Reese & Coulson, llnltimore. Mil.
Ladd & lugrslisiu, llangor, Maiuo.
llavilnml, Harrull V Co., Charleston, N, C.
Jacob S. Earrsnd, Detroit, Michigan.
T. II. McAllister. Louisville, Ky.
'raneis ic Walton, Ml. Louis Missouri.
Joseph Tucker, Mobile, Alabama.
Theodore A Peek, Uurlington, Vt.
Hsvilsnd, Risley &. Co., Augusta, G.
Isaac 1). James, Trenton, X. J.
J. M. Townsend, Pittsburg, Pa.
Clark & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
E. E. Gay, Uurlingtuu, Iowa.
M. A. Santos A Son, Norfolk, Ys
Edward Uriughursl, Wilmington, 11th
John Gillirrt Ac Co., Philadelphia, 1's.
7.. 1). &. W. H. Gilman. Washington, D. C.
J. Wright V Co., New Orleans, I.a.
Watson, Wall & Co., Fort Wayne, Is.
Vi ltlthmoiid e Co., Sun Frauciscd, Cal.
Lewis & Ames, Tsllaliasse, Florida,
II. R. fttrong, Knnvville, Tennesaee.
Chilton Ac iJiirr, Little Rock, Ark.
etiller, Slnde Ac Co., Islington, Miss,
N. V. Lalrxdie, Galveston, Tsias.
Chas. Dyer, Jr., Providence. R. I.
Jos. M. Turner, 8nvsnnsli, Ut.
Wsde, Eckstein Ac Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES 1
J. G. Coffin At Co., Valparaiso, Chilii
F. M. DiiMond Ac Co., Vera Crut. Meiieo.
ISred Rivss At Co.. Ungots, New Grenada,
ft. Provost At Co.. Lima, Teru.
Morton A Co., Halifax. Nova Scotia,
T. Walker At Son. St. Johns, N. B.
Ci G. Salinas At Co., Rio Janeiro, Ilrsiil.
With such ssaurance, and from audi men, ne
stronger proof ran lie adduced, except that found
in ils effects upon trial.
Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AVER,
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Sunbury by II . MASKER, add by
Druggist generally throughout tho State.
November 1, yeC3mo.
1TEW STCPsE,
(.Yearly oppos;ll U'eat'er's Hotel,)
Sunbury, Northumberland County, Fa.
j. y. TKXEii & co.,
Y1EG resiectfully to announce to the citissns
of Sunbury snd Ils neighborhood, slid to the
public generally, that they are now opening an
entirely new and Well selected
Stock of Goods,
('omitting of Dry Gooda, Groceries.
Hardware, tliiecntmare,
Boots, Shoes, Liats and Caps,
With a choice assortment of
F.IQI on,
Consist iu! nf Brandy, Oinjer Brkitiy,
Cherry Rraudy, Holland (tlu,
Jium, Whiskey, and J?ttri
Madeira and GerMati
WINES,
All of which they sre i!ermineil 6 sell for tlis
smallest profits.
V e respectfully Solicit a call and inspection of
our stock.
Sunbury, MiJ 1, i852 ly.
HEW MILLINERY STOItt,
fawn Street, SunhHry.
MISS ELLKN PMTKRY,
TBOUt.tl reaiectfully Sflrttrunee to the ladies
" of Smibury snd viMhity, that she has just
relumed frin the. Cily of Philadelphia, and in
tends opening a new and handsome assortmentof
SPUING M.LINERV,
on Sstorday, April , at her Store, oppo- te the
baptist Chnrc-'h, afrfl invites tht public to call and
examine her (oek.
etiinbury, April 3, 1852. tf.
List of Jurors,
OF Northumherlar.d County, for May 31,
182. Special Court.
I.fcvtis. John Clann. John Dimm.
Delaware. Joint Nicely, It. H. Mc
mick, Isaac Vjiicont, Charles Fox, Eph
McCor-
raim
iiinaiu, oaiunei ces, Diinon l.anl..
Tubbut. Hanry Lmlwip.
Point. Henry Morcan, Wm Hamnr.
Miltom Thomaa Slrine, Wm. C. Wilao,
J. H. MoCormick, Geo. K. Reader.
NoBTHDMBtsLiwo James DterAmeaea,
John Hummel. Charles F. Liltle.
SrrNBoay Ira T. Cleraeor, Kiran Friee.
Hdih. Josenh Peerr.
Lowaa Apopsta.-Henry Sheib, TVilliaW
JACusosj.Frederiek Shref ler, Jaeoo WeK
aer, Samuel Clark, Jbhn Clark, J. R. Ivigel1.
TaKvoaTo. Oeo. Weaver, 0. W. (torn-
WSBIIgll,
Lowgs; Maimhov. Michael Bittihtr.
VfTt Jaeoh floiT,, r
Jlou-
rer,, Felt r Geisa
Shamokin. maiidut JfUler.
IMPROVED LIGHTNING RODS.
THE subscriber has constructed" 1 i.KillT
NINfJ RClTl rin trna Pkil.ilniilllral nSinl.
plea, by which buildings supplied willl (hem are
rendered perfectly secure against destruction by
lightning. The connection and IniitllitioH or the
rod, as well as the preparation of the grouiid rod,
is on an entirely new plan, making a more per
fect conductor than any heretofore in use.
Messures have been tsken lo secure Letters
Pstent for the improvement.
Persons desirous of securing tlmir lives and
proierty from destruction hy lightning, can have
conductors put up to their buildings in the most
perfect and slllntanlisl manner, by applying ci
thcr personally or by Icttor, to tho undersigned,
at the following prices !
For 40 ft. J Inch copr rod gold plated
Mint, solid iiMiild N';n
And forty cents lor etefy additional foot
. over fori v.
For 40 ft. i inch tubular rods gvtd pla
ted Kiiut, tvlid pint inn tip,
For 40 ft. iron rod gold plated ioiut,so
id pi at in it lip.
For 40 ft. iron rod tilvtr Dialed noint.
$!2,00
13,50
12..10
10,00
And twenty cents for every silditiousl foot over
ny. T. S. MAC KEY.
Milton, Sept. fi. ls5 ir. c.,p 17, BA2.
Estate of JOHN UNOEB Sen., leo u.
TJOTICB is hereby given thst letters testi-A-'
nientary haVe Uen granted to the subscri
ber 011 the estate uf John Unger, sen., dec'd.,
late of Shamnkhi uiVVhshlp, Northumberland
county. All person llidebted to said estate on
book account, vendue null's or otherwise, or hav-
ing claims against the SuluBi irc requested to
cull on the subsi rlU-r for. settlement, who will
attend at the luiue df t,'liarles Leisenring, in
.hamokin townsit. ott Tuesday the 23lh dav
of May next, fur tlnlt pipose.
WILLIAM II. MI ENC1I, Exc'r.
.Shoinokiu tjr.; Ajiril lb, 1832. Ot.
illORE
IVJOV GOODS!
FRlLING 8c GRANT.
tjEsPEt'TPULLY inrorm the public and
"llit'rest of mankind." that they have re
ceived a large assortment of
Sprinj and Summer Goods,
of every varie'y of style, consisting ii part of a
fine assortment of
Cloths, Casshnerrs, Merinos, Mousselint dl
Luins, Calicoes, Muslins, Cheth,
and every variety of Dry Goods.
Also a lurf;c assortment of GROCERIES,
SITU AS
Sugar, Teas, Coflee, Molasses, Spices
of all kinds.
Also an assortment uf
HARDWARE and QUEENSWARE,
Fish, Salt and Plaster.
Also a tresh supply of
l)Ul"(i!s AM) MkWCINi:".
tV Country product of all kinds taken in ex
change at Ihe highest market pries.
Sunbury, April IT. 1832.
NEW GOODS !
.1. It. KAUFFMAN
At Hit New More in Hollowing Run,
n ESPEfJtFULLY Informs his friends and
'customers, that he lias just received a new
stock of goods, which he offers to the public
al the lowest prices, vit i
Spring and Summer Pry Gooda,
mil as
Cloths, Cassimereri Sattinetts. Merinos,
Mousseline t)e Lames, Flannels
snd every variety of goods suitable for the season.
Also Silk Hats, Caps, Ac. .
ALSO: An assortment of Hardware.
ALSO:
All Kinds, of (Jroccrics,
ALSO:
A variety of Qoreusware, Crockery, At.
Resides a variety df other articles, suitable for
farmers, Ac.
All kinds of product taken in exchange IW
goods st the highest msrket price.
Hollowing Kuu. April 17, 1852. tf.
LIST OF CAUSES
FOR Spocial Court of Common Pleat of
Northumberland County to be held Ihe
3th Monday of May 1852.
rLAINTUTS. DEPENDANTS.
r c , p S I) Jordan S Hunter
Cohi. for Ssnil rurman vs . , , 1
Alex Jortltn
Samuel A Jordan et al vs John Arnold
Asron Roprt vs Ira T Clement
Henry Reiser vs Henry Yoxtheimer's adm'r'
George E. Cvlirig el al vs Peter Warey
Com for Wm I. Heinum.n v. J0 )
ton et al
Robert Philips vs James Kenny, jY
George Gsruiun. vs 11 II Howell et si
Com. for Fred'k Weaver Henry HardsftPr et.
and Wifu " Jacob Fry
Mshuiioy and Shnmokin . , tj ,
In.pr..vemet Co. Abrh"m Pul
James Ross vs JdeOli H lihoads
....... ul .,.,, . ,
Carothers et si
Henry Uoniirl H si v Hugh Delias
. J.ME8 HEARD, rroth'y.
ProthtMniary's (Mee, 1
Sunlroryv April 17. 18Sl J
it H. & W. k HART,
WJlOt.KSA t.V. (1ROCERS,
So: 229 $brth 3d St., above Callowhill,
FiilLADELPHIA.
X Is'ree assortment of Groceries always on
hand, vlliicti will lie sold at the lowest prices for
Cssli ot approved Credi',.
April 10, 185?. 1 .
ft. M)Iim:i.h i. i. r. iiakkh. w: c. mki.it.
Cornelius, linker 5 Co.,
MAM'FATl'RKItH OF
Lamps, Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures, &c.
STORE NO. 170 CHESTNUT ST..
Manufactory So. 181 Cherry St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
April 10, 1852. If.
New Ciirpet Sic, re.
BAILE7& BT.OTEEP.
A VINCI made extensive slterstion in their
hlorc, snd inrressed their facilities for
business, would invite the attention of purcha
sers to their large assortment of
English Tapcst'y,
" Uru'-cls,
Super Iurrain. L CARPETlNCiS.
" Imperial 3 Ply,
Plahl & Twilled Yenelian
FLOOR OIL CLOTHES of fvevy Width.
Csstoh Mittiscs of frsry stvl si id quslity
imported. As these gooda have neerr purchased
for eok, snd we intend ronducrMi; our Bosim sa
on Tun (' I'mvciru purchasers Aisy re
ly upon oMaming Urijains.
1IAILEY A BROTHER1,
Iwrporter and Manufactures of Ca'petnifS
Ttvelflh 6t Market Jtf., Mttf4elh'ia.
lHafen 80, 1852 3m.
"tfOR eel at thia efliee, Reertolr ttaCk Ink,
Cattle Medicine at !5 tt, tnH Essence of
Ginger, st tent.
MAJl RfAtSE CETIFICATts nandsomely
eieeted for sale al this office,- single ee
by the dosem-
TEE CTf.L.Justice avid CehstaMeVFee
I,1 Dills ksndsomely printed en card paper, for
sale at thisdfTire.
lAZOKS. A superior article for sale at the
1 store of riO'RV MASTER.
Sunbnry, Feh. , 1850,-s
SOAP ft CANDLE MANUFACTORY,
So. 19 HW St., between 2d e) 3d Sis., ami
AT0! IT Xorth 6th Street,
llllt.ADCLl'IIIA.
John lklitJi'uTt Jr. nnd Son,
n ESPECTFUliL V IHhrm 8tore-kepers. Mer
' chsnts, &cM that they .Ms nuCscture snd have
for 8ale. Talm, White, Vsrltgated, Yellow and
Brown Soaps, Mould and Hipped .Candles, all of
good quality and at reasnnstlle filcH.
tf Cash paid for Tallow and rough Fat,
April 10 1832 ly.
J.KE3 BAPsiEfs"
Wliolcsnle and ICeluM t'ititii
ESTABLISHMENT.
S. E. Corner Second and Chestnut Sts.t
PHILADELPHIA.
VlHERE may be found, one of the largest
' and best assortments of Clocks and Time
pieces In the United Mates, in quantities to suit
purchasers, of from a single Clock, to one thou
sand Clucks ( embracing every variety of style
and manufacture, suitsblo for Churches, Halls,
Counting Houses, Parlois, bleeping Apartments,
and Kitchens, ISteam and Canal Boats, and Kail
Road Cars,
Also general sale Agent, for Rapp's Inlelv pat
ented (Scientific IS'lchl! Oold Pen. Wholesale
and Retail (old and Silver Pen Holders, and
Pencils, and a variety of Fancy Golds. Those
wishing to purchase will lillll it lo thou- interest
to call before purchasing rlrtowtttw.
JAMES IIARBEK.
S. E. Cor. Chestnut & 2nd JSts., Phila.
April 10, 1852 y.
LIBERTY STOVE WORKS,
llllOWN STK.EET,
tvb above Fourth,
rHII.ADEX.PHXA.
TMIE undersigned rcsiectftllly Inform the pub-
he Unit they arc in full operation nt their
new loiuulrv . nml reaily lo execute orders for
stoves of every description oil thb ihost rcusutm-
ule terms.
Thev invite the attention of STOVE HEAL.
ERfS to their lurge assortment of HTOVES, all
of which ore entirely new, and got up al great
ejiiense. Among which art the l.it.ert v Air
Tight Cook, Complete Cony; Star Air Tight,
fStar Franklin, Star Radiator, .Icuuv Liiul 1 111-
piovcd, Eire King Radiators, hlnluundcrs, C1111
nons, Buses, Bare Cylinders, H;ir Room Stoves,
Eutliaces, Uas Ovens, Ac, Ae;
ABBOTT Jl- LAWRENCE.
N. B. Country merchuntS art iiarticulorlv
invited to call and examine our assortment.
April 10, 18o2. ly.
H. J. W0LVERT0N,
ATTOPslTET AT LAT".
OFFICE iu Market street, Sunl.urv. a-ljoinii1(f
the Olliceufthc "American'' and opposite
the Post Ollice.
Business promiitly attended toiu Northumber
land and the adjoining Counties. .
Rtrca to: Hon. C. W. Mecins anil 1). llun-
hnn, 1'ottsvillc; Hon, A. Jordan and 11 II. Mas
ter, Sunliurv.
April 10, 1852.-1)1
SUNBURY FERRY;
HENRV W. Bl'CHElt informs the public
that llC has takert the Sunliurv Ki-rrv anil
aS he Is now Well nreuaYed with ffoixl and stitli-
cient Crslts lit! Will lie enabled to nfrttmnioilute
the public witll promptness and despatch.
April 10, 1852. II.
THE (all EAT PKIZK MEDAL AR
RIVED !
HICKEY Sc TtltiL,
So. 1-18 Chestnul St., tlbove Sutli, t'rdilt of
JONES' HOTEL.
HAVE j(M received their rVire '
Medal, awarded fo thent for ;
Iheir best TravMfinit Trtinkf ex- '
hibited at the World's Fair in I.onddn, 1851 ;
being the only exhibitors to whom dry liwnrfl j
was made. Their competilion was wjili all the ',
world, and they have taken THE PRIZE ! i
TRUNKS, VALISES, BAGS, &N
To I found in this City, and at very low prices. ;
Call and see. H1UKEY A TLI.I.. ,
Trunk Manufacturers, 149 Chestnut St. ,
April 10. 1852. tf.
J. STEW AM LEPUY.
AT 253 Nprlfi 2i1 street, almve Wood,
(tiurnt bliHrict.) Philadidphia, would
respectfully call the attention of h'sfrieuds
dull th6 pulitic in general, to hi' ari;c and
well selected stock of Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Mattiriss, Window Shnde ,, Stair Rods,
Sec, Ac.
Tr hitinii Carpeting from 7 eta to inn ets per
licmin " 1-J ' isl "
Three Ply " lll 4S ' "
llrussc-la " 112) " liO "
Door Malts. He would invite the ottcn;
tion of dealers and others to his larice stock
of )oot Me:t.i wbicli he manhl'actufhs
in great V'.ricly and ef splendid qunli.tv.
Oil Cl-uths, from 1 yard to 4 yards wide
whole ale and retuil.
April 10, 1852 Gill.
BRANT'S K1M&IAN
The Oi-rrtt tttvMl HENFDY
Many ynf trrri'5 I"" Own t Tunilrftl
Thnuminil I'ur tl fl'oMnuiiiiitlvv ,iini, tiv
nruvftt lo Uh iiiiToiiI'U'J miuiarluMi f ' ,i psrou hm
liv' !s-tiiit WiMuiii'rd Willi llu ul r itml il
it cmilly taprMtirt Imh-siuc ii is ttiMmtl Ariiy.
nii.i mitrt rcniln ( rurt? V' .iiintl ton U llw
,anf iiiit s-rty ilt'f Run''' . i)inii. W'v kmw,
Imwrvt-r, tltjil il ii Mid lv -il thai l.niiinptiio fail n
bf frt-(t. (tf dial Hi ui'ttur of Urn mauy -r itw frw, we
ratl ifirt aii'inj'l lu arut iih urh. Mii w tetU iv,
nwt ' aifrt a a tarl, w' .wh f.ni W risv-i in lhoitnnia
(tf fan-i, f tint Ihn in Urine hnm nirptl t'owfti mnti di.
whwli. hejar t j nirra wrrt rfffi'iml wt'ir raHnl rinl
( linHlltliU nJ wh lt d were tlnmli. r-i. h mtlomt
Hint rtsiriiihittl autl wen m nil reipntt tik Hit HVmiltini
til' lli "if kA ii, und whH dntd ar al lo, trava dtl with
lhal lNla. t fnn ('Analliliitinii 'I'lit VImnt Naa tU"'i.
thou mud . uf iH-Toona wlm t amd I" hl lH',l',y arHiri
fl W'.o lin.1 hard, dry, rncknui f 'oHgWa I'tiittt in lha
Hrr.1111. Stde, and lickimnnltf t llrtf lilim
rWr'il fcptcf ratio lit 'mr irfff-
ltd
wnitlitic awnr ol thv Flrn i
1 ami fl oud
.u.-s romnlaiul. hive Seen eureil slier 11 vr suid
tliey nutd nl live s week tl.licer. 'In. Me.r.cine li
v.trsd some shu were siippousS li lis in a il lira: stiiln,
liai. by list im wf tins reoHiily, Uisj nwW llvev saa snjuy
tuiMl health. ...
ThU Hnlsam l wV "'i umpouni it I.
plestsul u uko, snil is Ann !;"' i" sny sisi; or dis.
Mate or un.ler snv eircniiistf nees. Il erllu it. wonrfeelill
nd alm:,l riilrueiilnns i m'A hv r Mrlly hta.'.M'.w'i
esut;. Slid 1 nrlaueiil Inn ins wlsils v.iem-l.y r is(i
uno IM tireltum. sn.1 iirmliieine s hmllfiu aennn Ihus
nlLiyimn 'MSh sssltiSs Nerves snd ili) ami
fticUttiitimy i:xpeeioralioii
Ules I
lulluwiO); dis.
vsss, vis.:
Consumption,
COI'tiH snd CddM, Bro.rKi. .(.(. Spilling o IVsoV,
HdiMu ut ISr i.vs.i, r.iis is Me Htt.it!. Siite. tind I hitl.
AVrihiMiMrfi, StjM irMt: hllfitittwm ls Umlrt, an.1 all
PKtl.tl.K WK.tKSKssKS snd ssilurula arising
liiererniin. (I'liiileeii latRlllMin, kc
tW Vr I'roiif snd I'sforii'srs f C.lrrt, ns our
h mfdi tela sad Wa4li.7i U uur Agsats nas uisai is
(iv ewsy.
Foa sals v-r. W. Kriliit', Pmilsirv! .Mury A f -
in)-, .oiniumiieriHiia ; joim 11. ituset, stilt.
MeronnieK.1 tl,KwellsVllltf.
Muf 3, IPII, ).-ly.
BONNETS AND STRAW (100DS.
OHN T. WALTON Wishes lo ii.f.irm
his customers arid iHf Imldie. that he
V i u n
now prenurctl to tilhlir'M them uitl.
and wMI selected slock of BMvsr.Ts of the new
est style, and materials, ttfjellier with a variety
of other straw gooVIs and
millInerY trim minos.
He will also he recttvinir throughout the season
all th fresh ah6 ftesirable styles which he will
sell at the lowest prices.
JOHN T. WALTON.
Ne". 6.1 North Snd st., Fhiladrlarha.
MrfrCh IS; 85J8mo.
WANTED TO BOEROW
npWEtVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ien Iwa
- Sum's of six hundred dollars each, for which
good f'rf-hold serurily will In giste.
Ad ilres
M. W,
Purtburv, reK C, 15S.- tf.
BTAGB OFFiCK.
to'ASIIINl.TOY JIOURE,
SUNBUIlY,' PA.
JAMES COVEif; ProfrietS
WOULD respectfully entiounce that, he lite
tsken Ibis well knoifV stand, whfrt he
will I gratified to see and tiiierttWjttl Wends
and Ihe travelling public genefilljr. This house
is now replcto with every coneniefir comforta
ble, pleasantly located, handsomely iWtiiahed,
well ventilated, rendering it Irt tvofy rtapvcl a
desirable stopping place.
1 o expense hss been spsreu m numr p
use. The chtmls?rs are well 'uriiisl'W and
; table and liar provided with trie' best Ihe
house.
the
iiiurt-V,! nil afTarJ.
The siHllle accommodations are eitfftfHe and
well Calculated for travelers.
5TAGE OFFICE.
'I'hb ItrtBts tuhhing from NorthumWfNi7a to
'ottsvlllb. Stoj) al toil house, where UirenJflK Iff
w .iV ticket to" Phlladclp'tla can be oUainef-
ftimbury, March 20, i&2' tf.
S 1,00(1 000 Saved ttnrly hf Purchasing
SILVERS MINERAL PAINTSj
T'lIK vvinslrr of l)m see, riaiide'a utvH tihulueiinas.
1 Tliisc rniirts ilincr from a"l llltr Ih lbs market '
ll.rv arc not i-lrivs : llier require litllf Oil, Mow ssaily. aiii
,...v. r with s litiivicr Is'slv than whll Irno. Thry nsiikiir
.rm k n..r .l, oisl dry reailil) , uialil,g sji LsaauL ot
flT'li'l!(Jlt!. We have serea diflVrenl eolia-l. vr. ; flW
l!r .win, two L'li.s-nliites, lllack sisl Yelliw. aisl V ioio
t ii 111 1 .11 niuki- evnrv variety amt simile ol eolor.
HODY I'liesc i'aiinsare siiKTior hi tssly (or euvar-
lH..-ri' Unity vet iliseoveietl. anil pouml lor pound
will i- vt i-'nibk llle'snrlacs of while trail, sise, or utlist
IKON To tmn ttisv furlllsh s perfect protect!"
ncninsl rust, f lliey cilt'aiil ho Hie Ikl, whicB liss while
hint mis dmirutiivclv on the iron : iil nret Ihu i ami
imilirs ir..n 1 itlilt- ntiist.le fr tsjihling pulposM; .
llltll'K WOltK. They give to h"Use walls I mnr
li.-iivi.Tc,siting ihnu other siinls. rind if snwlim is rt Wlr
eil. iiitthin h"M ' firhlly is; finishes si wrU wllh it. .
OI.I) Klit IPS Oivi! us a nss'; iwvet su W "isl !.
Silwr's Mini-nil Points will mak it cheaply new snil
ninrn rinliiring thnn il ever wns.
SUIII" iisniir this ejlriii.rtlltuirv Miiiernf si wt prspsrs
il fir tlirm. will he proof ngitliilft the action1 of hoi sups
wtrnis "nil srll waler. ...... , j .
: MMTVI.ISTS ami llt'll.DEnS nre uivllrri to mils
stri.-l sernliii)- inlothe mCrlts rT thes Painla. Thft '
liinl ii very en-nl n-ilncti.in iniht he iiuiile in t"s cult of
isiiiitiug. Thes.- I'ninls nre ftrHy tdinenil i all csl)li-.a
i.lli.-r iinniirilies nre wnsheil ol In preSiriii I hers fi.l ll.a
mnrki-l. Theveosll.nl half Ih puck of white lead, and
tlie Kim.' iiriiilily will cover twice tte surface, and last
sn linius ns I me, which in fact nuMeM the price to ono
Iwi lllh. Climate 1ms no ellei-t on ttsisV Paint, , nnd is squally
viilimhle in tlie c.M raundns in onr rtirfit Plorida.
lllKEt'TIOKS. I'se I.inseeil Oil. as tsiel
t-"ll inn. nnd use as other pniuts. Thie PoiSIa .flM onj
little ilrw-r. mitt tor pruning nnd seeonil eosiiitt in a..
hoiis.-w.irk tln-y will he f.iund fur eheaper and hYorf dura
tile iIimii h-:ul. ,
I llf:il.-rs unit consumers enn pr-ieitrc this I'sml trrrsaja
1 uii.l retail "! KHIA'CII ft KtrilAHI)ri,
I V W. Comer 10th nml Msrket lts.. Phihidelnliia.
' fleiK inl Wholesale Ac- iiln : slso lmrters is Pints aptf
I'nloreil Window (ih. Distlus in Drugs, Paints, 4.
M:u i ll I.I, 1-0-.', :iuio.
III.MtV C.tl'ft. CI-.O. I.MACll
J. II: 6(EB;
M JSSHnU jpft
sTTCr.'cn rTT''"ra'''-
c(nriiiss.& ASd forwardixo nfi'ltsE.
CARR, GIESE & CO.,
Commission & f orW&fdiSg Mfrtltaiitj,
.Yo. 19, Spear Whafft
BALIMOIl&
Will receive snd sell FLOUR, GRAIN, snd ar
kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE snd alio
LUMUEH.
1JART1CULAR attention will be given Wthur
brsncji of the Uusiness, by Lewis W. H.
tiicse. rht'se whole attention will be devoted 10
the sale of Lumlier, and will occupy an OlTica oa
the Fall Dock, especially for this purpose. Mr.
Git-sr" (Hug experience, end reputation ss a first
rate Slb'smnti, is a guarantee that the highest
itiurkr'l prices will always be obtained.
. IT'' l.ilienil Cash advances Wai otf Con
sii;titi'l?iits : but in no case will ttrrs House mslte'
ativ dilvances, until the Produce isfftivsii
March 13, 1852 4 1110.
DAVID C00?E,
COMMISSION MKlltllAK'l
KOIl THE S.lLfJ (f
Fish, Prot.siot.9 tt.,
.Yo. 9 JVWA Wharves,
FHILASBLFHlAr
April 10, 18M. ly;
UilotCJALt AND ItETStL:
J. W, Is E. 1). STOKfeS,
So. 19s Market Street. South side, flrtl Uh-ii
Sixth Street;
j . r
PHILADSLrmAl
DlJ Fid.l.OWfe sfid Masonic Reealia of
0
every vatiett, suiltd to ihe va'rioul finks
snd orders, coustsri'ly tin hand., Alsrij I large
auJ eiteiiKive stock bf fashio'ifsMfe
Heady Ifladc tibldinp,
mahufatturcd by the best (rf Krorkmsn, and front
the newest style of tjbdils, nf late importation, al
tp-eatly reduced Hfltlfs. They have also a laffce
und well selb'ct assortment of Piece G006,- of
Euelish, Ffi hrh snd German Fabrics, of tie's
tnd beautiful Patterns, which they wilt ifiite lo
order in the most approved and fasMortsUs msrf
iter, and in a superior style of wmkattenshipv
Februsry tu, 185S. 4mo.
Bonnets, Udti iai
Millinery Goods!
m ERCH AMTS and Jetliners when in Phif
Jf J ailelphia (o purchase their sinvxls, is ill find
t to their interest to Cianiih oiil larg and fash-"
uucililc stf; fc cf
STRAW GOODS.
W'e manufacftfc' largely and turonv trr
Viwut Stilks Ut
Foreiffii Fabrics
in our line wild h togellier with otner ailtanu'
gat eiliilte tis lo otli-r liberal indueemems tat
U -Tt:nst
tt. A. CROOKER. it CO..
Nos. 47 arid 49 Chestnut Street, and No. Af)
South eiecortd (Street, west side,- near Chestnut,
Philadelphia.
UecemlH-r 57. 1851. ly.cf.
The Jo1insUn Ink
MANUFACTORY BEVIVfD
Wh (f Lombard ( , PHILADELPHIA.
rrU E stitiscrilief (iSrs lesve respectfuHr t& in
forrrt FatsTsns generally, that he hear suc
ceeded to the' Bilsiness of manufacturtno Pnntt
ing !l fofiMy carried on by his grsnd Failie.
and Fsthef, and offers his article to Ihe trade,
wiihbfH any Pcvrs, but with the simple reliance
upon flie Ions established chaiacter it has horns,
feeling cniiriileiit of its giving entire satisfaction
lo all who may favor him with a call. Ttsu
Cisu. CHARLES ENEU JOHNSTON.
April 10, J85S tf.
WM. M. ROCKEFKLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
KVKIHC1 VS.
Dec. 13. 1.W. tf.
ATTOsRlTEr AT UW.
.ffe rta Market street $ind.Wys opposite
Weaver's Hotel f
""JUSINESS will He protrrptf stlendsd to in
P P the Counties of NoriTtirntierUnd, L'nioa
C olXimbis and Montour.
Sunbury, Oct. II, l5lry.
EXTRACT OF tW FEE An et1ent
article more whr.rrsotns and ssurh sheepor
than CoflM itself. FC sale al this eftiee.
ArtiriT. 18S5
BLANK UEK1W primed on tho htwt qnulily
nf parchment paper, sold st the lowest pieo-
st iHijrellii-e, hv wholesale and retail'