SUNBUHY AME1UCAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL. New Advertisements. cj- 8500 challenge emicerns the bentth and rinpninens of .,!. V.". 1,11 "mouf ' nio.i valuable lmrv- thiir JLi? . ? f"r a-'""1 ""' P"' " H 'n averl ' t.f0V';lh0 live" lhc'r children, and that !h 1 w;'' "'"'vor to promote their own health at voiT,h'i wnulS1 " 10 X" n"rdiur lnii,ly assure Mtelii-J pVR-,S' kc""s" " P'ni..iiof the irrnst SJIinI?.. r ,,1"C1:," "r" ",0 P'imy ""tea or a large nujor tjr of diwaara tu which children and adulta are ha o c ; it von have an appetite continually clianaaiMe from one kind of food to another, Bnd Breath, Pain in the Pt Ki?J'tV An "J "' N'we, Hardness and Fullness uf the ii,. tE.y C'Vsl'' 8I'.'.W Ktv"r' I'flwln-nular remoinbar ply the re'm1ay':'l'e WORMS' ",tl 'ou 'tmld 0,K "P" HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP. An article founded upon Scientific rrluciplcii. cmnpound eu with purely vegetable sul.siaiices. being perfectly wife wtien uilion andean be pit-en to the mnu tender lnii.nl with decided heneacinl effect, where Bowel Comnhinta ami limrrlirno have made Ihern wenk and d.bilitat-d il.e Ionic propertiea of my Worm Svnip are audi. Unit it atanda without an equal in the catalogue of medicines, in givmp tone and atrenjrh ! the Sn rtmeti. which makes it an Inittllil.le remedy for those afflicted' with Dv anemia, the astonishinc cures performed l,v Ihia Svrup after Phvai clam have rilil. in the best evidence of' its suueri'. effi cacy over all others. THE TAPE WORM I ' Thii ia the m-l difficult Worm to dcatrov of all Hist in feat the human system, it (trows to an almost ln.1. I'i.iiIl leneth becoming an coiled and labelled in the liilcaliiiea and Stomach erTeetinjt the heriltli an sadly n to cause St. Vitus Dance. Fits, fee , that those alllictcd scld oin it uvcr uspect that it ia Tape Worm hastening them to an curly gravo. In order to destroy this Worm, a very energetic treatment must be pursued, it would therefore bo proper to take 6 to 8 of my I.iver Tills sous to remove all olnirue tions, that the Wiiini-yrupmavuct direct upon the Woun, which must lie taken in doses ol i Tahlrapoonfulls 3 tunes a day these directions loll u-ed have never ben kn'.wu to Uil ill curing the n.o.l obstinate ciac ol Taj Worm. C7 HOBENSACK'S LIVER PILLS. No part of the system Is more liable to diseiisr than the 1.1 VKll. it serving as a filleror to purity the 1.1 md. or civ- lllff the Droller Secret ion In the hili, ! sii'th:,! Ultv u-rnnfi ;ip. II A r; tion of the I.iver effects the olher iutpoitiiut rts ol the system, and results vnn-.us! in I.iver C'-iiipkiiul. Junii. dice, Dtsnepsia. 4c. We should, then-fore. wm h eviy avmpt.'in thut might iiulicale n wr-.titr n.-ticn of the I.iver. ; These l'ills being 'eoinpim of HOOTS. l'l.A.NTS fur malicd hy nature to henl the siek : Nuinelv. 1st. An l;.. l'KCTOJlANT, which aitpment the sec'rcll'in from the Pulmonary mucus meni-riii'ie, or promotes tlie dm-litii:u j of secreted mutter, '.'nil, All ALTKHA Tl E, which j cliunecs in a-'nie iiicxplirablc and insensible uiunner the I certain mmbid nction of the system. 3rd. A Td.Ml' I which gives tone nud strength to the nervous svstcm. re- ! newing heilth and visor to nil ris of ihe body. 4th A I CATHARTIC, whieh acts in perfect harmony with the 1 otlirr ingredients, and operntiiu: on the ll"v.-Is. and expel- j liinr the whole maw. of corrupt and vitiated nu.tter. nii.t pn- ! rifying the Uloenl, which (ieftri'vs disease mid rc-ntores ! health. Tti FEMALES. j You will find thehe Pills an invaluable in- l:'-iri'- in livtl'V ' coiiipiuints to which von nrc subieel. In ol--triu-t ions t-i- j ther l-.tll "I ivtnial. tliey have been f-mn-1 i t l!if.;tineible benefit, restoring their functional irrnnireni'-n',! to n heal thy nction. purifying the M-ki.1 and other iluids so elf.-eiu ally to put to Hiu.'it ull cointilnints wlii'-l may arise from ; female irripilnrities, us hcajnelic, gi.f'linehs, diniuevs of i sight, pntn In the side, back, .Vc. iXT Price, 2." i-unls oacli. j None genuine unless signed J. II...uri'aelv. ti.l otln-rs ! being lmne liiutati -n. I l"V Agents vi.-.liiii!r new sa;''lii s. n'l-l Stoic Keepers desirous of hecoiiiimr Auents inut ml.li-.-ss ilu- rroprielur, .1. X. UoLcmiaek. I'lnladelpliin. l'a. Sold by .1. W. Knlino, Snnhuiy; Marv MeCnv, Nor tliutnberlaiid ; Ileisel, TilibutvilU-; ltaer. Mnlon '; Hilly Jc l.rnker, lii-oiuetovvn ; l-cisenring A Woh-erton. Vni uos; Wiest, Hickory; ail dealers in .Me-licnic ill the County and S:ute. August 14, 1-.V-' ly. Ai:iroR'ji uTit i:. TVTOTICE is herchy siven thai tho sulwrilior ' has hern appointed tin amliior hv the Or pliatis' (,'ottrt ol' .'orthiim!ierlnni! county lor the purpose rf ilistrihittinir tin- nsi'sts in the liaiulsof Michael Hnlov ndni'mf 1'i-lor MrAiulrrw, drcM., and that he will attend at hi oilier in Suiiliuiy, on Monday the "3d iutt., lor lliat purpose, when all persona imrrestt'd can altrnd if tliry think proper. M. I.. SHINDEL, Auditor. Sunhury, August 14, 1S52. 2t. Bounty Land Warrants- rilHOSE having bouutv land warrants in their I nnB.aui,,i, ami it-,t.t,i orr I,. .1t-,,.,co nV tlmm can find a rrady sn!e by applying at the resilience j of the subscriber near Sliainokin Dam. Liuon j --"in, An. jic nm biwi lull-nil lu L ic u.ii. I , . J . . .. ... i ui uoiiiuy lanu warrants uom tne urjianmrnt at it reasonable recompense. L. K. Hr.MV.KL. Siinburv, August 11, lV?. -3m. ValuaMt- Kcnl Kttntc FOR SALE. BY virtue of un order issued out of the Or phans' court of Northumberland county, will be exposed to sale, on the premises, on On Thursday, the I6lh day of Sept. ne.rt the following real estate, viz : All that certain TAVERN STAND and VALl'ADI.E FA KM, tituatc in Sharnokin township, Northiunberlund county, on the Centre turnpike, about 8 miles from Sunhury, the county town, adjoining lands of Fegley's heirs, Ananias Saxton and others, ' Contemn" one hand re I and rtVii Acre, J " more or less, i!0 acres of which ..cm- in good meadow, a small creek rtinnini; through Ihe same, and about 20 acres thereof heitig well tim bered, the residue being in a high stale of cultiva tion and under excellent fences. Tlu-ro ia also on the premises an ORCHARD of choice fruit treea. The buildings consist of a two story stone dwelling iiorsi:, well adapted for a Tavern Stand, and has been kept as such for upwards of 115 years. A large und convenient liANlv UAKN, with abun dance of good slicds and other ont-huildings. (lue-thiid of the purchase money or widow's dower, can remain in the hands of the purchaser, by being secured on the premises, lieing lute the real estate of Martin Weaver, dee'd. Title indisputable. Attendance will be iriven bv WILLIAM II. MI ENCII, Ad.n'r. Sharnokin tp., Aug. 11, lS.'i'J ts. TO THE ELECTORS OF NOKTIU MDF.R LANI) COLNTV. fELLOW CITIZENS :F.ncotiru:rcil by ma ny of my numerous friends, I respectfully offer myself a a candidate for the Ollice of licjjjister IJeconU'r, it the ensuing election. Should I I e elected. I oromisc to discharge the duties of said office with tdelity und impartiality. JOHN I'. PI RSEI.. Sunhury, July 31, 18j1;. to. I'O THE ELECTORS OF NORTHUMBER LAND COLNTV. 1 ELLOW CITIZENS : Eneouraged by numerous friends from dilVerent parts of he Countv, I respectfully oiler myself to you as te PEOPLE'S CAN DIDATE at the ext election, for the ollice of rnnght forward by the wiahrs of the people I iceifully submit myself to your decision. And muld you see Ct to entrust me with the duties 'said ollice, I will endeavor to discharge thein the satisfaction of all. Yours, respectfully, JOHN ELVERS. Sunbtiry, July 31, 18.2. te. TAILOPJ1TG. JOHN V. MARTIN, t EGS leave to inform his friends and the pub- lie in general, that he is prepared in every tpect to make clothing after the most Fashionable Styles, in the most durable manner, and his prices 1 be as reasonable as cau be had in 8unbury Uewhero, in cash or approved country produce. will always have the advantages of the latest uon nlaU-s. and in addition to his acknowl- ed skill in cutting, ha will be assisted by the ction of the most scientific publications rela- to that art, now issued from the emporiums ashion in the United States. An endeavor be mads always to bavo work completed n rrquiaed. i establishment iaaituaUd in Market Square, oury, nearly opposite the Post Otlica, in the ling formerly occupied by Jacob Painter as a a shop, where it will be a pleasure to him ee his friend, and make uch work for them -. within the line of hi buune. jnbury. August 14, 1852. tf. GEORGE AV- ZIMEKMAN, VENITIAN 15LIND MANUFACTURER, No. 61 Arch Street, four doors above Second, PHILADELPHIA, CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF BLINDS, e Which for style of finiah and workmanship cannot la aurpaased. Wholaaale and Rrtall nt the lowest prices. Alio TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES AND REED BLINDS WHOLESALE, AT .M AM FACTL'REnS' PRICES tp MERCHANTS and othcra are invited to call and exumine. Philadelphia, August 21, 1S52 ly. ORPHANS' COURT SALE. IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court of Northumberland county, will be deposed to public sale on Suturday the 21th day of Sep. tenibrr next, on tho premises, the following described property to wit: A certain tract of land, situate in Lower Augusta township, in said County adjoining Inndsof Peter Fcttorman, Dan iel Long and Henry Hlooni, containing about twenty nine acres. Late the estate of Elizabeth Ficster, dee'd. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A- M., of said day, when the terms of Bale will be made known by J(.)lli r U , Vjuaruian. By order of the Court he Court, 1 c:ik. o. o. S52 Ct. ) Aug. 14, 185 rUliLlC SALE. rpH E aubscrilicrs will oiler at puhlic sale, on J- FRIDAY, the 3d of September next, on the premises, the following real estate, viz : A Trad of Limestone Land Mluutcd in Stone Valley, in Lower Mahnnoy township, Northumberland county, adjoining lands of Peter Winner, Isaac Drribelbis, Jacob Spat-., dee'd., and others, about ono mile from Georgetown, containing One hundred and &cccuty-onc Am. more or less, about one-half of this tract isclenr cd land and in a good state of cultivation, the residue is woodland. The improvements thereon are a good two story frame DWELLING HOrsE. - 3 n larirc, Stone Bank Ham, Wagon Shed, mid other necessary out-buildings with a good spring near the dwelling house. There arc also on said troet two lime kilns and lime stone quar irs. There are upwards of 12 acres of meadow hind, which might easily be Increased in ciuniiti ly. Also two ' APPLE ORCHARDS of choice fruit trees. Also another Tnicl of Lam!, adjoining the above tract of land, in the same township, containing 50 Aires, more or less. About 20 acres arc cleared and in good cultiva tion, the balance being good woodland. An ubtindanco of limestone is found in this tract, which might easily be worked. Also a Lot of GrounJ, situated in said township, containing One Acre, more or loss, of cleared land, adjoining lands of Philip Ilobb. Michael Lahr. John IirOiious and others. Late the estate of George Philips, dee'd. Terms made known on d iv of sale by PETEK WITMEK, E jacoh philips, Lxcrs- Lower Maltony, August 7, 1852 ts. A viilualde Farm ibr Sale. rt ,UK midrrsisnpd, will offer at public. ;,le, 1 cm TUESDAY, lho 5th of OCTOBER next, at 10 o'clock, A. M , of sa'ut day, at tho Shainokin Dam Hot!, kept by Geo. Keerie, in lVtm low nship, l-nioii county, a hiylily JMPROVEl) rAK.M, I iinaled in said township, about bull a . ,. ,. .. kni I,., .i na oil in said township. HDfitit mill a nii.e ; be low the Sharnokin Dam, containing One hundred and tvenly-t v:o Acres, ' ninio or lees; oun hundred and ten acres of which are in a hili state of cultivation, Un balance bfin wood land : buiiinli'd on the east by the Susquehanna liver and Ihe Venn syivania canal, on ihe south and wet by land of John Hatlinan, and on the north by land (if Henry llailtuan, and upon which are : elected a luiii; and well finished two story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE ; a well finished and commodious frame ctstrT'I?! TtAPY- o. , i These buildings are erected immediately at j the State load leading from Northumberland 1 to Manisburg. There is a never failing j sprinsr of excellent water, over which is ' erected a Spiing House, convenient to the I ii- i.nuil,.,. ii-iih slim r v i-iiil-lini Itl inrs. V i J 3 APPLE ORCHARD j 1c. of full growth, and one of recent set- ling out, embracing some choice fruit trees, i There me also erected on said premises, im j mediately at the Pennsylvania canal, a laigo j and well finished two slory I Frame Dwelling und Kitchen, 'with a well of excellent water at the door, : together with convenient stabling, fcc. There j is a whatf -running parallel with the canal .and fionting said dwelling, eligibly situated I for the prosecution of an extensive- COAL 1 and Ll'MBEK business, j Tkiims : One half of the purchase money to be secured by bonds and mortgage on the I piumises with interest, in reasonable pay 1 ments ; S100 to be paid on the day of sale mid ihe balances on delivery of the deed. Title indisputable. J-.. li. HI Alitvl.C I , Agent. I Suiibury, July 31, 1855. 1. I'UEMll'iMS OF The Agricultural Society. The following are the premiums) offered by the Northumberland County Agricultural Society, at the next annual exhibition which will be held at Northumberland; on Thursday and Friday the 7ih and 8ih days of October next. HORSES. Rest stallion over 4 yearn old, 8.1,00 Second " 3,00 Rest " under 4 yeais, -li00 Second " " 00 Host mate w'uh coll at her side, 5.00 Second " ,: 3,0 Diplomas will bo awarded for all tine ani mals, not coining under these heads. CATTLE Dl'ItlUMS OR SHOUT HoKSS Best bull, 2 years old and upwards, .i.OO 3,00 Second " " Best bull calf under 2 years & over om, J,00 Second " " 200 Best bull calf under 6 months, 2,00 Second " " 1,00 Beat cow over 3 yean. 4.00 Second " 250 Best heifer between 2 3 years. 3.00 Second " " 5!,00 Best heifer under 2 years, 3,00 Second " " 2,00 The same premiums will be awarded to Devont undei their respective heads. NATIVES. Best bull 2 years and upwards, 3,00 Best bull call under 2 yrs ana over om, ,uu Best " under 6 months, 1,00 Best cow, 3 years and upwards, 2,00 Best heifer between 2 and 3 years, 1 50 Bust heifer urder 2 years, ' 1,0 Best yoke of oxen, 4,00 Second " 2.00 Best fat bullock, 3,00 Seoond " ,00 Best fat cow or heifer, 3,00 Second " 2P0 SHEEP. Hi;st ram over 1 year, 300 Rest ewe, 2,00 Best lamb, 2,00 SWINE. Best boar over 1 year, 3,00 Second " " 2,00 Best now, 2,00 Second " 1 50 Best pair of shoals under I vear old, 2,00 Second " " , 1,50 Best fat hog, 2.U0 POULTRY. Best pair of turkey, 1,00 Second " 50 Best pair of geese, 1.00 Second " 50 Best pair musk ducks, 1,00 Second " 50 Host pair puddle ducki, 1,00 Second '' 60 Best p'r Shanghai ot Cochin China fowl, 1,00 Second 50 Best pair Cliiliagoni's, Second ,: Best pair Cteole or Bolton greys, Second " Bust pair Polish, Second " Bust pair durkitis, Second ' Best pair yames, Second : Best pair wild turkeys, Lnrorst and best collection of fowls, Next larjiest " UUAIN AND POTATOES. Best bushel white wheat, Second Best bu?li'.:l coin. Second ' Best bushel oala. Best btiAhul mercer polalrifs, Second ' first bushel polalnns olher vanelie, Best 4 bushel sweet pulaloes, Second ,; VEGETABLES, lies! beets, not less than 6, " carrols " " i bushel onimm, " G heads cabbage, " S sipiashes, " 3 puinpkius, 1,00 50 1,00 50 1,00 50 J.00 50 1,00 50 2.00 3,00 1,50 2.00 TOO 2.00 1,00 i, no j 5(j '.m, I 1,00 1,00 1,00 50 1,00 Special protnitnnK will be awarded to can I i flowers, lomniuL-s, and all olher garden veg. elablcs ol t-lraordiiiary qua!i!y. fc nr. Besl i bus-hid of npples, Second 1: 1.00 50 1.00 50 1.00 50 1,00 50 n A Rest " Second ' Rest Second " Rest frapeS, quinces, peats, not less than 6 bunehea, it IMPLEMENTS. Second " Rest Ihresl.ii machine, it i 3.00 i 2,00 ! 2,00 ' 2,00 j 2,00 2,00 I 2,00 j 2,00 2,00 I 2,00 2.00 j ' reaper, " .-eed dull, ,: coin planter. " itintnvin? r:i!, " coin fhclier, : plow, " cnlliatnr, " roller. 11 corn plow, ;1 Miaw culler, ,; larin unynn, " sett of harness, ". horse rake, " grain ciadle, DAIRY, Lc Best butter not less than it ponnrls, Second ,; ' Best 6 lbs. honey. Second " 2.00 1,00 1.00 1 00 '50 1.00 50 1 00 50 1.00 '50 1,00 50 R.st loaf of bread 1 lbs. Second " Rest ham cured bv exhibitor, Second " Rosl 0 lbs. home made soap, Secumt 11 DOM ESTIC M ANi; FACTL'RES Rest tjuilt, " counterpane, " heart h un. " pair blankets, : 20 yard carpet, " home-made e lot h 10 yds, I 1.00 l 1.00 j 1.00 j l.oo ; i.oo I l.oo ! tlannel b ds, 1.00 pair knit woolen socks or slocking?, 1.00 '; " gloves, 1,00 home-made thread 1 lb. and ttp'wd, 1;00 MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES Under this head will be embraced, me chanical inventions, tools, fuunlure, and ull other articles, itrd comitif; under any of the ab-ivfl heri.ts I'rizes will be awarded, ac coidiii2 tn lho inrans of the Society, and the meiits of lho aiticles otTered. FLOWING MATCH. litdt plowing, Second 11 Third " Fouilli " The following Committee were tin pointed : fi,00 4,00 3,00 2,00 n ap- On HoitrKs. A. E. Kapp. Joseph Nicely, Anthony Armstrong, Win. IV Kipp, Jesse C. Ilortnn, John Painter. J. It Master On Catti.k Thomas Joliu.-un, Hubert M' Williams, Jesse Hensyl, James Forrester, in. (.. wm. .ionn n. iiei;i-r. jonn .'vestiil. On Surer. Win. L. Cook. Samuel I. John son, Ueofort K.-iii'r, Win. 1). Cearhart, Jas. Kvncrson, M. B. I'li.'sth v, Julm Wheallev. On Sv:m: Josr-idt Yankitk, John Moore, Wni.ll Kase, J. Weintcr Leiu'hnn, Philip W. Ili!crt, (Jeoro Evciard, J. Iiovd Smith. On r.uniiY.-Dr. Joseph Piiostler, Dr. Wm. McClecrv, lleniv Kckbert, Alexander Jordan. L. A Bi-rssttcsser, Hubert J. Wilson. C. r. Smith. On Ciraim anh Potatoes Samuel llep. burn, Henj. Gcarhail, James Cameron, T. 11 Walls, Elida John, Jacob lliili.h, John Mou- rer. On Vki;i:tali:. James Pollock, Alexan- ler Colt, Ileub.tn Troxrl. Samuel K, Gilcer, Jacob Seashollz. S. It. Peal, C. F. Little. On Fiil-it W. C. Lawson, II. B Masser, R. M. FrieU, J. R. Kelt. G. B. Voungman, Cyrus O. Bachman, M. M Kapp On Implements. vm. H. Muench, J. H. Zimmerman, Wm. Forsyth, John Tacsarl. John Montgomery, Geoige Frederick, Geo. urosious. MtscELLASEOis David T.i?art, Wm. H. .'aples, E. W. Chanin. J. B PaeLur Chn. w. Pleasants, Samuel R. Wood, James Covert, .. u. i.i.uicgur, ueorce APblev. vkiky, &c Jns. Nesbit, (Chilisquaqur,) John Best, Wm. T. Forsyth. James TaggaM Wm. Elliott. John Fran. ' ,PM,:,Tl,c.MA"u'CTWts.-D. Brauligam, Willtan Weimer. M n vv. ;. ik ' Taylor, John M. Hoff, Wm. G7Kase. Wm". Deppen. ' PLowtNd Match. Elijah Crawford. Wil. on Hutchinson, Georce Conrad. JroK T.i. ter, W. H. Leighoa, John Oberdorf, Jacob aV-tricviir.ng CHERRY PECTORAL: For the Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BHOW OHXTXS, CROUP, ASTH MA, WHOOPING-COUGH AWD CONSUMPTION. This invaluable remedy for all diseases of the Timoi-r and Lvxos, has attained a celebrity from its remarkable cures, never equalled by any other medicine before Other preparations have shown themselves palliatiru, and sometimes ef fected notable cures, but none has ever so fully won the confidence of every community where it is known. After years of trial In every climate, the results have indisputably shown it to possess a mastery over this dangerous class of diseases, which could not fail to attract the attention of Physicians, Patients, and the public at large. See the stasements, not of obscure individuals and from far distant places, but of men who are known and respected throughout Ihe country. The Kiddy celebrated Suneon, Dr. YAL ENTISE MO TT, of X. Y'. CiU,, says: "It gives me pleasure to ccitit'r the value ami eiVa-aev of "Ayera Cherry Pectoral," whieh I c..niil.T peculiarly adapted to eurc diseases of tin) tlirout und hints " DR. PERKINS, tho venerable President of the Ver mont Medical College, one of the eminently learned ph tciaua of this country, writes, the Cherrv Pectoral is ex tensively used in this aretion, where it has ihnwn unmis takable evidence of its happy effects upon pulmonary dis- The Rev. J. D. COIIRASE, a distinguished Clergyman of the English Church, writea to the Proprietor from Montreal, that "he has been cured of a severe uilhnntic aDeetion. by Cherry I'cctorul." lli letter at full leupth, may be found in our Ciieular, to be hail of the Agent, and i worth the utlentiou of ath mutie patients. 77ns litter is from the well known Druccist at Hillsdale, Micliiaan. onto the largest deal ers in the State; atd this case is from his own observation. ' Ult.I.Sl'AI.E, Mich., Pee. 10, IMS. liear Sir : liuiiiediutely on receipt of your C herry Pec total, 1 cunied a bottle to uu acquaintance of mine whi won thouirht to be near his end with quick consumption. He wan then unable I" rise from hn bed, uud wan extremo ly feeble. II ta friendi IH-Iieved he mu&t a -on die. liuleu relieie-'Uld be obtained for him, and I tinlueed them to (jive y-iir excellent medicine u trial. I immediately left town for three weeVn. and you may judpe. of m Mirpriie on my return, t-.i meet hiin in the street on my way hoine frnni tin- cara. and find he hod anltrelv reeover?d. Tour weeki from the day he e 'iiniieneed taivieir your metlicine. he was at woik at his nrduous trude of u lilac kamit li. There are other eases within inv knowlrdee, where the 1 t.'herry Peet'ind has been singularly sue cssful, but uouc ao i.-iaiked as thiti. Very u ulv )-uis. j o. w. f.NUiCRwroi). I Hear the Patient. ! Hr. J V Ayer, I"Wi.ll, Pe.'ir Sir : Feel i up nmlcr ob- ! tionti iiim to i-.ni ii tr I hr rt i tldii ill rf liiv licit Irh f tt.'iul vriii 1 n r:Nirt i'ny c:ire, which yiu un-ni Utterly tKpu'.jlinli fur ! 1.00 ' '"'"fin "1 'then. I."t uutiimii I KniW a rwiu clu, Hr 1 nu ' c ,n,i,l,,'t' a "vfiecoupli, Bud intuit nnr ni iikhiv nietl- 1 ' ' ! icincs without otttoinintr ri-luf. I was i-hliaritl tu pive up : 1,00 i busmcbs. t'rcqiKiitly rniacd lil-oi. Hit.) cfiild t-t no l-t?rt ut 1 00 I A t'n ml pave me a l- n S H" yur t'li-Try iVrt't- t'nn i ni' t'lC lle w'nc' inmiwtiulfly c"mint'ti(f.d uvc. r!iiir ; 1)00 j i direct nms. 1 have iual i;iiri!mfetl tiit; filth lultlc. unti am nearly rrrnvrefl. J n w Bleep wt-ll, niy eoigh has I ceased, ami all by the use ol" vour vaiiwlile nithcinc. 1 j K.S. ISTOM-;. A M- , Priiit-ijiiil Mt Hope St-initmry. , ; IIanovkb. Ohio, April 3, Ib'jO. t I)(vtr Sir I wihi 1 eon Id Irll nil that mi tier with a ciipl!. whit your Cherry I'floml has clone i for me. it i does sochi tliev niiirht be iHrtiehtted by the information. I had t. lune lever winch left niy lunpa weak und inllame1, Ueiiiir very feeble nnd unable b i?nm strength at all, my friends thought I must imn cink in eonsuntptiitn. I hud ' mi uppetite, and a diuadiu) cttuph was fast wearinfr me ! away. 1 began to take viir benuiilut medicine, bytheud- . vice tf u eletfrynian. who had seen its eiitrts tefire. It ; ceafted my coiiph at first, and eave me Test at mpht. In ' Icsthai a fftitiiiplit I enu Id rat well, und my ongh had I ecasrd to be troubles mo, my appetite Tetiiined. and my ! f)d nourished me, which so -n rtt ned my atrenjith i Now. uttei five weeks, 1 am well und string, wilhiK' olh er help than jour Cherry IVctnrul. Yourfi. wall respect. jri.I HKN. I lefreby ccriil'y that tlie above ct;i'rnitii. o:' my wile is : i;i ci ttfuri'iity with my own views of her ease and her cute by Avcr'a t'heny lVet,ul J)SKIM DKAN. The nbove n.nned Joseph Dean ami Julia, his wife, arc perou:illy known tu me, und implicit conhdi-m-e may be, placed in their statement. sam r el c. van I)i:hwi:t, Pastor of the itaptist Church, j Prepared a,l sold by JAMES C. AYEP., Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Sold in .Suiibury by II MASMEU, and by iJruatrists fcnf rally throtifr.i i : 1 the t'liite. November 1, 1851. lyce.lmi) To (he Ti'.iYelliiig I'ublic. First Clubs Hotel Terms $1.50 per day. rjPIIE suliKcriber liBvintr, lately beemnn proprie- i , ;. , unlt)t.red j , ""'"' tAh - l m!V' i "gh- 'us- 813 & 216 Street, below 3d and 4th, l'llILA llhl.l 11 IA, I " and having ur.iircr.D -rue piihc or ntititn to ..1,50 per day, qive notii-e that, notwithstanding this reduction he will still continue to keep a FIRST CLASS Hul.sK. Franklin House bus just ttnilcrtroiiR eMended alii rations, und is now tilted up and refurnished in superior style f.ir the reception of visitors. The Low er Fluor formerly occupied by stores, is now included in the Hotel, forming; a Spacious lieception liootn, ( icntlcmcn's Parlor and Dining Kooni, thereby allowing an addition of thirty chambers and several beautiful parlors fronting Chestnut street- liooms in this Hotel are s ulte rior to most otliers, .cine lon-tructcd wttn til coves, fonnins parlor and bed chamber attached j well lightened and ventilated. Its location is unsurpassed, cither for bttkiness or pleasure. II KA. It. DOl.MAA, 1'rop r. I'hiladelphia, Au?. 14, I8.V,. Siu. WM. 31. ROCKEFELLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, suxiiiuir, PA. Dec. 13, 1P51. tf. EYRE & LANDELL, 1th and Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA. II AYE established a Store where the best - - trade now rcaort for Household Dry Goods, French Fancy Goods, Dress Silk and Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves and Milts, Cloths, Cassimers and Yeslius, Muslins and Linens by the piece. Damask Table Linens and Napkins, Patent lllack Silks for Dresses, Full Slock of Mourning Goods. K. &. L. are constantly leceivini; llar.ains from the New York and Philadelphia Auctions, which they sell wholesale and retail very cheap for Nett Cash. EinvAittt E. Eyre, Wasiiikrton I. Laxdell. Philadelphia, July 3, 1052. ly. Van Loan Daguenvau (lallerv, 159 t'Acsfniif Street, T tins eelfilirattil csliibliMiinf ut you can alivnya pr.v cure the newest and innst iraproverl style of' DAfilTllltr.OTVl'E & TAI.HOTYPK PORTRAIT!, at ffoin .10 tn KiO per ct. i.kss cost thun such pictures eaa be had lor elsewhere. Now that you can tecum such perfect portraits ol your loved ones at a mere nominal cost, don't delay leal you .8p them. Every variety of fancy eastis, frames, tee . on hand or furuishi! tn order, and evrry picture mada satistorv and wm ranted to las ia the !"( atyla ol the ait or o chaigi Call and see us at 159 Chestnut at. L. Jl PUBNELl.. Philaddlphia July V, 18S2. ly. EMERSON'S ARITHEMETIC No. ! S. and PorUr's Rhetorical Reader, iuat reeeiv. ed snd for sale by WM. MoCARTY. 8unbury, May 1, 1851.- lXTRACT OF COFFEE-An excellent rticle more wholeeoine and much cheaper than ColT- itself. For sale at th olhca. April 17 1RV HAND BILLS neatly printed on new typ promptly executed at this office. Also blanks, of til kinds oa superior paper. 6unbury, Feb. l, 18S2 THE VERY LATEST ARKfilVAL, CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST! FHILING & GRANT. RESPECTFULLY Inform the public and "the rest of mankind," that they hive lust received and opened the best and cheapest stock of Spring1 and Summer Goods that has ever been brought to 8unbury. Their stock consist of every variety of Dry Goods, viz : Cloths, Cassimerts, Sattinets, Vestings, Drillings, Linens, And all kind of Summer Wear. Also a pplendid variety of LADIES DRESS & FANCY GOODS, Calicoes, Ginehums, Lawns, Chintzes, Ve Laines, ISerages, And every variety of goods suitable for La die wear. Also an extensive assortment of Panama and Palm Leaf Hats. Also a large assortment of GROCEKIES, SUCH AS Sugar, Teas, Coffee, Molasses, Spicei of all kinds. Also a large assortment of HARDWARE and dUEENSWARE, Fish, Salt and Plaster. Also a treih supply of DIILUS AND MEUICINKS. Lh'sides ihe laigest and most cutirral assort ment of ull kinds of good to be had in this place. Ctf" Country produce of all hinds tuk.cn in ex change at the highest market price. Kuiibury, May 25, 1852. JoinTpHiLLiPS "&"soiri A'o. 47 Suuth Water Street, beluio Chestnut, PHILADELPHIA. I MI'OKEKS of Foreign Fruits, Nuts. Wines, ccc, keep constantly on hand the following article", which they will sell at very low prices for cash. Kaisins. Almonds, Currants. Walnuts, Citron, Ground Nuts, Prunes, ('ream Nuts, Dates, Filberts, Figs, Vanilla beans, Sweet Oil, Preserved ginyeramaiiudt, Liquorice, Lemon Syrup, Fire Crackers, Port Wine, Madeira YVinc. Claret Wine, Sherry " Muscat " Sweet Malaga ' Philadelphia, July 3, 1852.- iy- Val uuble l'roperh. lata the Estate of E. P. SHANNON, Esq., Ol Aoidiumbcrland AT FP.XYATE SALE. ffHE subscribers, Executor of the Estate of Ephraim P. Shannon, late of the Bor ough of Northumberland, oiler at private sale, the billowing valuable Real Estate, viz: Lot No. 77, corner of Queen and Front Street, on which is erected a two slory Brick Building, foimerly occupied by the deceased as a Store and Dwelling, and now occupied as such. There ate also on the lot two frame dwellings, &c. Lot No. 52, situated in Market Street, on which is erected a two storv- whilo Kiamo Dw elling, kc, adjoining John Taggart, Esn i V.. pi., f. .T. occupied by Cl.as. Knous, Lots Nos. (39, tO, 71 72, tiltrate in Mar ket Street, a two slory white Frame Dwel ling, occupied by James Donly, and a stable is creeled on tola No. 69 & 70. Tho undivided half of Lol No. 1.0, situate on Ihu corner of Duke and 4th Slreut, on which is eivded a two story dwelling, occu pied by Joseph McCa'.Iialcr. I.ol No. 1S8, biluale in Queen Street on which is erected u two t,-,uiy ullilu Fratuo liuildiitg, occupied by John Bnikcit. Lot No. 60, situate ut Norlhway and Wa ter Streets, on which are erccicd two Frame Dwellings und Stabling, occupied by widow Vaudling uud Joint Vijtndlin. j Also ihe uudividei fuurlb part of lot ICC, ' on which i erected a twostoiy Fiame Dwel- ling, ocuupied by Jehu Vandyke. Also ten ncics of cleared land, adjoining i lands of John Deshay, on the East side of ihe I Susquehanna, about three miles below Dan I ville. ' Also two adjoining vacant town lots, situ ated on the coiner ol Second ana Uianjzo the general plan of But. Also four vacant lots on Thiid and Oiango St t eels, numbered in I lit; geueuil plan ol said Borough, .Nos. JO. , 1(), -11 tc Also four vacant lots fronting on Market and Sixth Streets, running Kat to an Alley, numbered in lho general plan of said Bor ough, Nos. 77, 78, 79 & 80. Also four vacant lots fronting on Orange Street, and numbered in the general plan of said Borough, No. 185, 116, 187 ii 188. The above property will be sold in parts or parcel)) to suit purchasers, on reasonable terms. For further particulars apply to John Cake, Esq.j at Northumberland, or to the subscribers. ALFRED KNF.ASS. ) , THOMAS STRAW BRIDGE. J bx "' Northumberland, May 22, 152. tf. THE GREATEST HISTORICAL AND Allegorical Print of the Age, In Commeinoialion of that most important event in the AMERICAN REVOLUTION, The Ilritish surrenrltrins thfir turns to GENERAL WASHINGTON After their dele at ut YORKTOWN, Virginia, October 1781. fiI!E raimiiviiia is executed l.y Tunni-r, VnlLinee, Keur l ll'-y , from an nncintil drawing hy J F. Hriuult, and put liphe.1 hy lft-iij:imiu 'runner, Ki.i;iaver, l'hlladcl- am. l lie sie oi inr iriui is -co uy ai iih-ik-s ajxl wua or lauiully uuUintnrd to ut'iH-nU-iN at . Vi m the sht-et. EXIM.ANATIO.V Tiik HHTonv. In the lirst nud irrand jiIiiii are exhihited thr.-,- luruc eoiupa of the priu-'iKil oilic i, who were pre sent ut the truiiKii'tiou, with a fuithful likruis of eat-h. In thr lir.tt itioup is i:cu lim.-rHl Wnsliiueton, lii-nernl Ft. ehiiiiiU-uu, (leuenil Lincoln. Colourl llunulton, an old l';iriiT eu.cr to cmtt-niplutt- Ihe scene, lli;ly the Bcnant, and 111'- ll-'isi- ol" (ii-ut-nil Yu-lint"ii. In tin- - uul c.-oup, arr A10.TU-11U nn1 I'ti-ie-h Otrit-fra; i ;,-u'-i:il Kti- x, !iifi-t.-u y Vi,iu, thr Llnkr ilr lilizuu, ami ttli' Miiiqilis df li I-'uscUi- The third tiroup is d'fNcnptive of the Ihiiih snrci'ii'lir. ins tl.i-ir unna. Ird t'oruu-ullis, Gru-iu! l I'llun, ('.-iu-iii -dove Stiiiinou, Ct4.i,u-I 'I'oi lr -n, wuh two liintvia cr: oil. I.ii-ut.-iuiut t'ol-.nrl ltulph AiM.-ri-r.uiilili-, l.h-ut-a;,..-t'.il nirl Diindns. Uird I'hvwlon. e. ..irtlc.rim';:;m - m::its pieismliiu; his sword to Ihe lirst (ii-iu-i.d Oih'-.n- -i-iiKnts, but (tent-ml Wushiuv'tou ia iointnl out to h..u;-. th only person to whom ho is to surmidrr lus sworJ. (In Ihr lu-iehts and in the diMtnnct- are the dittert-nt nr- inirs nud crowd of spctulora. The Ilonsu of Seeretarv Wilson, oeruiuid by Lord Cornwaliis and his stalf. whu-n wus hun)nrdi-,t and pk-n-cd with bttlla; lheMuriUia de l.a t nyette litivinf remarsea null tney we e currying ni. for ihe dinner of Urd Cornwaliis, asked leave ol General WashiiHTion i serve hiia a dish of hia own conking, aud : . ,,..r v..ril L. ml -hills fi-ll Ihroulll the I oof on the taliln, aud wounded snme, and dispersed tlie parly The Ai LKOOBV (ill Hie leu ia arceica .- . i l...n. .riflpMl their hvas nOllor Ol llllC llllisilious i.n.n - -- and fortunia to insure Hi heir eilisena, the Uherl) una u- dept-ud. nee lln-v now enl"V ,. . lMI.li.hrd at f.1 hy WM. B. J.A!R. Ph''ph'-., and tn he had at the Oil Ihe -A.Mt.RlCAN COl "" So I U C-I.e.tnut Str.rt, I'liiladelphia, aa preuuunui to that Prr A lilral disaiunt tn Airents. l'hllad-luhui, June Stl, lhiK SOAP & CANDLE MANUTACTORy, Vo 19 rfood St., between 2d If 3d Sts., and No. 17 North 6lh Street, PHILADELPHIA John Bancroft Jr. and Son, RESPECTFULLVinform Store-keeper., Mer chants, ic, that they Manufacture and have for Sale, Palm, White, Variegated, Yellow and Brown Soaps, Mould aud Dipped Candles, all of good quality and at reasonable prices. Cxr Cash paid for Tallow and rough Fat. April 10 1858. ly. BLANK DEEDS prj-.ted on the bv.t quality of parchment paper, so!d at the lowest prices at this office, by wholesale and retail , NEW STORE. nSPXm HEFFNKll R ff. kCFFULLY '"fr""' the citizens of Zl TZ '';0,n occupied by OeorKo ceived a handsome assortment or Spring and Summer .od, consisting in part of Cloth, Cassimeri, Cassiiietn. SUMMER WARE of .11 kinds, of line,,, cotton and worsted. ALSO: CullcocH, i;iiia;liuina, I.aiviu, ItIoUKiiiclln Do l.nliic) and all kinds of Ladies Dress Goods. GROCERIES of every variety, Also an assortment of Ittti tlyvari', Iron and Steel, Nails, &c. Also an excellent assortment of QUEENSWABE, or various styles and patterns. Also an assortment of ROOT & SHOTS. Palm Leaf and other Hats and Caps. Salt, Fish, -c. Also a variety of LIQUORS such as Rrnndy, fJin, Wine, &c. And a great variety of other articles such as arc suitable to the trade, all of which will be sold at the lowest prices. 13?" Country produce taken in exchange at the hifthest prL-es. Suiibury, .May 1, 1852 ly. - Manufactured by the New Jersey Zinc Company, Newark, N. J. T HE Subscribers are now prepared to execute oul.-ri to any extent for their beautiful white, nod i'nlr.r. Zinc Paints, at the reduced prices, viz : wuiraiited No. 1, White, ground in oil, 9 centt per Ik, pure, No. S, do. do. do. do No. 3, do. do. 7 do. do Brown and Black, do. ij do. do One hundred pounds will cover equally well as initeh surface aa 160 If, of White Lead j they are IS per cent cheaper to the consumer. The Zinc Whits ia rapidly stipertcdinaj White Iud, over which it poaseasea many advantages It la whiter, and ni'-tre beautiful thun tho White Lend d not tut n yellow, even when exposed to sulphurous v.ir has no smell is not injurious to health, uud is far nioic du rable. Zinc Brow and Black Paixt ake boiu Vathf.r and i-'iits PnouF Tlie best covering f.r ou'siile work ..a ln:i oueuJ. uilup'cd to hui.diiursof vik-1. bri.-k or t-.-. -ee 1 1 ii-nces. c.irrufta b idles, l.rucs, mid inmhinery I 'he :cihs ' f ves.e!-. uncli r, eh , uml nil iher Iron, worn mi h aid ahip 1 steinn, l,,,il, is, ,tu -ke titcl.-s luul v.- t t '!.- ho... tii-. fin! oilier r -ulims, iron shunter u ... tin i r. . -(-. tin.i - ... e. Ft'.: I'. . v ,:.,!iv viiluahle h I ' , i. .-..,., ., j ,u,.;,- pi events n-st These Ziee I'ni.i's '.uwi.j a pure Memlic llaae, nrc war ranted li-'t t i turn yellow, uud will reimn their .irimnt brilliancy much hmner than White I.e.id, or any of the earthy pigmenla now in use. The cer.iticales Ireui those who have used theBe Paints, arc auch as to autisly the pub lic that they are invaluable. The ablest chemists of France and this e nintry have testified to the superiority of Zinc over Lead Paints, as tn durability, henliht'uhiers nud beauty. They have been adopted hy ihe French Govern ment, by the corporation of New York, and are now ex tensively used by tht United Stutea Government at many of the largest Military and Marine Debits Philadelphia Gas Works. May lf, mm. Messrs. F. C. Joxks ,V Co. Geiuleunn liuviug mude sevenil trials of your Brown Zuie Paint in various nielli, oda euleulutr-d to test its protective qui'litiefl Uioil wood and inetul, 1 usee the satisfaction to itni.- loaf the results htive been hi);hlc fnvont.:e. The o-o c v "rii.p well, drying ipiiekly. and no?sesiin!r jjreat'-r t . ity, e.-peciuity upin iion, thuu eny olhur paint with . 1 on, fa. miltur. Vonra, truly, John Cummin. The undersigned, having used the Ziiie I-,.;, us referred to concur in the foi.-t:oin(r opinion. Morris, Tusker 3c .Morris Rennet, Nearic i Co., Pcim Works. Merrick lc Son. James T. Sutton Co., Franklin lion Works. J T. Dean, U. S. Dry D"ick. rfT" Dealers sunt. lied on reasonable terms bv the Aeentr of the Coinpuny. F.C. JOXi:S .V- Co . No. 17 South Wharves, Philti. July IT, lej'J 6in. J U S'V'ii 1LCEI VEl) AT TU- Eadtllery and Harness Eatabli-liment of G. AV. STKOII, Market Street, Sunbnry, A new assortment of Silver, ItrstKg and J:t panned -Alountinj;, Which he will either m ike up to order or sell separately for cash at prices as low if not lower than can be had anywhere else. SADDLES, BK1DLES, HARNESS, Trunks, Ynllccs, &c. Constantly kept on hand or manufactured to or der. CARRIAGE TRIMMING done on tho shortest notice. All persons are invited to call and examine fur themselves. All kinds of produce taken in exchange. Sunhury, May 1, lf.ii!. tf. NEW COUNTRY STORE, At the Forks of the Plum Creek and Tnlpe hocken tioad, (near Krcichbanm's Math Smith Shop. JACOH WKIMKK, TJESPECTFl'LLY informs the public that he has opened a new Store at the above place and has just received a splendid stock of new Spring and Summer Goods, Consisting in part of Cloths, Cassimers, Sattinets, DRILLINGS and all kinds of linen cotton and worsted summer ware. ALSO: Callicccs, IIuElin de laines, Lawns, tiiii&Iinins, And all kind." 1 Llress Goods for Ladies. Tua, Co i. ::, StiiAR, Molas?k.s, ,.r. GKOCr.UlKS, of all kinds. BRANDY, GIN, WNIE, and all kinds oi Liquor. Hardware, lrou and Mt-tt, Sails, &e., 0.UEENSWARE. Shoes, Boots, Caps, Palm leaf aud other Hals, Eish, Salt, &o All of which he w ill sell at the most reasonable prices for cash or country produce. May 8, 185S -if. SUNBURY FERRY. "TA'UV W. IH'CHER inlonns ine punnc 31 tliMt be h ii Inken the iinbuiv J-erry and v well prepure.l witli tro.nt ami suui - Ml I'c ena' led to ticconimodate . I, C Ulli! (IcFTUIcll. RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Sunbury and vicinity, that he has commen ced a new store in Whortleberry street, in the house formerly occupied by Mrs. Gray, and has just received snd opened a well selected assort ment ol Dry Goods, Consisting in part of CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, ft V. TIM'TTS, And a general assortmct f LADIES DRESS AND FANCY OCODS of every variety and sty;. GROCERIES of every Jose-ri.;:.:;. Also an assortment of HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE, And a general variety of olher articles such as are suitable to the trade, all of which will be sold at the lowest prices. Country produce taken in exchange at the highest prices. SunUry, May IS, 1652 6m. fTEE BlLLS-ustices and Constables Fee Bills handsomelv pf toted on cevd paper for tale at this office. SECCMD Fresh Arrival of Goods jet rtic Ntvr stoRC ot LAV. TENKli&COs Nearly opposite Weaver'! Hotel, Market St.) Suiibury, Northumberland County, Pa. bej lo announce that r sra rscehing " ' new and varied supply of goods t.on riiilndclphla hi addittufY to oM presant new slock ; all of which wer ofler at such (rrrcaa as we think should command speedy sale, oof pMlW ophy is, to sell cheap Strd rum etrr money often i and we know that at the year's end this will pay us better thsn slow sale and large profits, and our customers will in tlie 'meantime have ths benefit of rjoods at low prices and of the beat quality. Our stock consists of Dry Goodfj Hardware, (liiccnsW.if'Cf GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS, Carpets, Trunks, Valises, Cttrpet Bag's, Umbrellas and Parasols, Roots add Shots. Huts and Caps. Looking Classes. Wall Paper fur Room and Window Minds, Omnrre. Lemons, Nuts and Cattily, Salt, Markerel, Kalmon Dried lleef. Plain and Kaney Hams and Shoulders, Sails, Window Glass, Puint Ptuff, Oils and Putty, Car pet Chain, Cotton Laps and Yam, with a variety of other articles. ". H. AH kinds of country produce taken in exchange at the highest market prices. I. W. TENER & CO. Sunbtiry, June 20, 185'2.-ly.e ".ICES 2A?a222?.JS Wliolcsnlc ami ICclnil Clock ESTABLISH ME N T , S. E. Comer Sicond and Chestnut Sts., PHILADELPHIA. WHERE may be found, one of the largest and bcxt assortments of Clocks and Time pieces in the l-niled utiles, in quantities to suit purchasers, of from a single Clock, to one thou sand Clocks; embracing every variety of style and manufacture, suitable! for Churches, Halls, Counting Houses, Parlot( Sleeping Apartments, and Kitchens, Steam and Canal Roats, and Rail Road Curs. Also tcneral sslc Agent, for Rupp's lately pat ented Scieiililic Niche Gold Pen. Wholesale and Relail Gold and Silver Pen Holders, and Pencils, and a variety of Fancy Goods. Those wishing to purchase will find it to their interest to call before purchasing elsewhere JAMES RARRER, S. E. Cor. Chcstuut &. 2nd Sts., Plula. April 10, lSo'-. Iy. LIBERTY STOVE WORKS, 1JRUWX ST15EET, grrA above Fourth, THE undersigned respectfully infoTm the pub lic that they are in full operation at their new foundry, and ready to execute orders for stoves nf every description on the most reasona ble terms. They invite the attention of STOVE DEAL ERS to their larirc assart men t of STOVES, all of which are entirely new, and got up at great expense. Atnonj which rc the Liberty Air Tight Cook, Complete Cook, Star Air "fishl. Star Franklin, Star Radiator, Jenny Lind 1m prmcd, Fire King Radiators, a!amandcrs. Can nons, Uacs, Bare Cylinders, Rar Room Stoves, Furnaces, Gas Ovens, cVe., fee. ARUOTTJ LAWRENCE. N. Ii. -Country merchants are particularly invited lo call aud examine our assortment April It), lst. ly. NEW GOODS! ,T. 1J. KAUFFM VN At His .New Mure tu Hollowing Un, RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and customers, that he has just received a new stock of goods, which he offers to the publia at tlie lowest prices, viz: Spring suit! Siiiiiiiior Dry Goods, .UC'II Ai Coif, Cii.tjinifi-fj, Sattinetts. Merinos, Monsselinc De Laines, Flannels and every variety of t;oo.'s suitable for the season. AUo Silk Hats, Caps, Ac. Al.sfl : An assortment of Hardware. ALSO: All Kinds, of (Irocerics, ALSO: A variety of (.jticeiiKware, Crockery, ic. Besides a variety of other articles, suitable for farmers, &c. All kinds of produce taken in exchange for gooils at the hiuhest market price. Hollowing Run, April IT, 1HSS. tf. II. COItM-.l.lff. 1. I". llAKI-.n. W. C. I1ARLR. Cornelius, linker Co., MAM 1- ATL'Kr.ltS F Lamps. Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures, &e. S'lORF. NO. 176 CHESTNUT ST.. .limnucforu No. IS 1 CAi-rrv St., FJULADEtirHIA. April 10, l!fi2. if. DA V I : B 'CQOTE R , COMMISSION MKUCJIAXT, rott Till: pale of Fish. I'rousions, "c, ,Yu. it .VurA H7iwti.i, PHILADEX.PIUA- Apill 1. l.vi. ly. Urn. -McCurtv, liookscller. Il'.iSPECTl-'l'LLV inl'ornis his friends and V- the pulilic, that he has removed his Book Store, to .Market street, to the house occupied by J. Naiile, Eq., Attorney at Law, nearly op iiiite Ihe Court lloue, uu the liorlll sidt, whcie keeps fur sale cinlaiitly on hand a gooj akiiiirlmeut of bonks and stationary. For N ile A lav;e new Fptinir, waggon til for 2, 3 or I horses. Siinburv, Julv 21, 1S52. tf. M. L. SHINDEL, rTOPalTET -f.T LAW. r in .Uir.-7 si ret t Sunbtiry, opposite Weaver Hotel I'slNEss will ! piotnptly attendiH) to in the Coutititi ..I Northuii.berlanJ. Union, :!' l .iluinl.ia and Montour. Sunhury, Oct. II, IS51. ly. HENRY DONNELi ATTOUNEV AT LAW. OfJ'ice opposite the Court House, Suubury, Northumberland County, Pa. Prompt attention to business in adjoining Counties ' j. H. & W. B. HART, WHOLESALE GROCERS No. 229 North 3d St., ebov Calloxehilt, FIIILADCLrUIi-. A Uif assortment of Groceries alwaye on hand, which will be sold at the lowest piite for Cash or approved Credit. Apiil 10, 1852. ly. Lycoming: Mutual Insurance Company. DR. J. U. MASSER is the local agent tor the. above Insurance Company, ia Northumber land county, and is at all Umee ready to offset Insurances against firo on real or personal pri perry, or renewing policies for the as ma I buubury, April .6, 1651. 1
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