SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKINJOITrNAL.
Sew Advertiiement.
, J. To Bridge Builders.
pR0P08LS will b revived by the Com.
missionere of Narthutnlierland county, at
th house of Ella Emerkh, In Lower Augusta
townanip, on . , .
WEDNESDAY, tht Bth of Sept. next,
until I o'clock. P. M., for the construction ot a
bridge across the little Shamokin Creek. Plane
nd aptxafoattona exhibited on the Jar of letting.
'' ' VM. WILSON, )
C. ALBERT, Coni'rs.
CHAS. WEAVER,)
', Hvmbury, Aug. 31, 1852. 3t.
. Teachers "Wanted.
IOTICE ii hereby given that proposals fur
Teacher will be recttved by the Board of
School Director! of Shamokin township, at the
home of Charles Lcisenring, on SATURDAY,
the 4th day of September next, at which time
and place examination and allotment will be
made. l)y order of the Board,
WM. AM ME UMAX, See'y.
Shamokin tp., Aug. 21, 1852 St.
J. M. HEYBERGER & BROTHER,
JVo. 47 North Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTERS of every description of Fish,
- Hooka and Fishing Tackle. Toys, German
Fancy Goods, Guns and Sporting Apparatus.
Wholesale and Retail.
Aug. 28, 1852. 2m.
SOWER $ BARNES,
Publishers and Booksellers,
No. 84 North Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
IJiMes, Prayers. Hymns, Poetical and Historical Works,
Travel, Novels, Ac.', Ac.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Every kind in nsc fim a primer upwards,
BLANK BOOKS.
An elegant atnortnicnt from the pan book upwards,
made of superior paper, and best uf binding.
WRITING PAPERS.
Cap. Vnst, and Not PrtperR, ekjant style mid qiuiliiy,
and very cheap.
STATIONERY.
Fancy. Plain iuhI Adhesive Envelopes, Ink, Sand, Wa
fers, Steel Pens, Mates, Pencils, Porte-M"ii:iics, Wrap
ping Papers of ail kinds, Curtain Papers. tVc, Ate.
Onr stock Is all fresh, buiebt cheap mid sold ncrnrdiiisly.
Particular oUention pnid to H'Miktf Hern, Country Aler
cliauts and Tour hers, however little l hey mity buy.
S.wer fc Barnca are Publishers of PKLTON'.S seiics of
MAGNIFICENT OUTLINE MAPS
Etch map is nearly PKVEX FEKT 8Q1AKK, nnd
ahows the cam punitive size ami relative poxiiinn (if every
country on trie pi be. They lire ijitemlftl to U auspeiide.d
in every Schwa 1U" m; and n't only make a splendid ap
pearance, but are umvcrwiHv (u-knowb ilircd In he the
HEIST MODE OF TKAUIINU (iKOfJKAPUY ever
hroucht out. They ore keys intended t be iiR;d by tlie
rh"iars. contniniiijr ft empiric epitome of Uc'srHphy, :md
muting less ttmii hulf the price nf a Geocraphy nnd Alias.
The sylem if in miiverwil ns in Prumiii and Germany,
and has already terii intDKluced in Uirard Collepe, Phila
delphia, the public seh't"! 'f I lost on, New York, Phila
delphia, Baltimore, Washington, nnd thronphout New
England, New York, Jte., p. Our desks are hlcd
with recommendations If -in the pioM tnlentcl nnd scien
tific teachers in every qnorter, nnd wherever the system
has lieeii used parents, teachers and scholars unite in pruia
ing it.
1. Map of the Western Hemisphere,
t!. Map of the Eastern Hemisphere.
8. Map nf North America.
4. Map of the United States.
5. Map of Europe.
A. Map nf Asia.
7. Map nf South Amcricn nnd Africa.
Every map is brilliantly colored, varnished, and mount
ed on muslin and rollers.
We reaper! fully invitw th earnest mtentHMi f Teacher.
Parents, and School Director! to this 1'oseitmtinff motle of
teaching Geography. SOWER iV HaRNES.
il North Third Sticet,
Pbiludelphia, Ang . Sf, tf.
Cheap Watches slcuelry,
WHOLESALE and Retail, nt tlic "Pl.i1.nlp1-
rdiia Watch and Jewelry Store," No. 06 j
North Second Street, corner of Quarry, l'hiladcl- (
phia.
G )ld Lever Watches, full jeweled, 18 carat c;iscs, S'.OO
Silver do. full jeweled, fl'2.f?nld Ppectnt-le-i, 7,00
tiilver Lepine, jewels, in. Fine Silver do. 1.r0
do d-. do. ft. Go'd lirareleta. n.dO
Superior Quartieis, 7.1! ndies' (inld Pencils. 1.00
Imititlm do. R. 'Silver Tea spoons, set, 5.00
Gold Pens, with Pencil and Silver Holder, 1.10
Gold FittRpr Kins. 37 J cents to $'S0 ; Watch
Ulasscs, plain, IV cents; 1 alcni. i, ; i.unri, I
3S; other articles in proportion, ah goons war- ;
ranted to be what thpy are sold for.
STAUFFEK & IIARLEV,
Successors to O. Conrad.
On hanrl. some Gold and Silver Levers and
Lepinrs, still lower than the above prices.
AuRust 28, 1852 ly.
SlIELDIiAKES
LLEGHENY HOUSE, No, 280 MARKET
Street, above 8th, Philadelphia. Under the
new arrangement the ears which arrive from
Pittshursr, Harrishuri?, &c, will run to the New
Depot, corner of Schuylkill 5th and Market. In
order to accommodate the pul.lic we will always
havve our Coach at the New Depot on the arrival
",c .7 ""''",',
House, which is in the centre of the cit Our
old friends will please ride down, and all who
wish to pntronisc a House with a Good Tabic,
Clean Urilc, and accommodating assistant, will
please qive us a call.
Terms, One Dollar per Day.
AiiRust 21, 1852. bm.
"WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTORY.
. Cr. L. 31iller t$ Co.,
South West ear. of Second If Areh Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE PROPRIETORS, havinB increased their
facilities during the p;it tea ton, now feel
able to supply all who have or may be disposed to
patronise them. Their 5tock comprises every
vsrietv of patterna of FLOWERS, LAND
fSCAPE, GO THIC, etc., unsurpassed in quality,
and which will be sold nt our usual
LOW PRICES.
TASSELS, CORDS, BRASSES, A-c., in
great variety.
Shades made to order, at short notice, for
Stores, Churches, Loc'go Roims oVc.
G. L. MILLER & CO.,
Depot. 8. W. comer of Second and Arch sts.
Phi sdelphia, Aui?. 81, 1832 3ni.
TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTHUMBER
LAND COUNTY.
FELLOW CITIZENS : Encouraged by ma
ny of my numerous friends, I respectfully
offer myself as a candidate for the Office of
ltegister If e cord or,
at the ensuing election. Should I he elected, I
promise to discharge the duties of said oflice with
fidelity and impartiality.
JOHN P. PURSEL.
Sunbury, July 31, 1852. tc.
TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTHUMBER
LAND COUNTY.
FELLOW CITIZENS t Encouraged hy
numerous friends from dillcrent parts of
the County, I respectfully otTer myself to you as
the PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE ut the
next election, for the oflice of
Register t$ Recorder.
Brought forward by tha wishes of the people I
cheerfully submit myself to your decision. And
hould you sea fit to entruet me with the dutiea
of said oflice, I will endeavor to discharge them
to the satisfaction of all.
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN BUYERS.
Sunbury, July 81, 1852
EXTRACT Or COFFEE Ao Mcellcnt
article mora wholesome and much cheaper
(ban Colt itaelf, For MM at Uus oflic.
. ApU7 i8fr-
HAND BILLS neatly prinUd on new typt
MOMMl aaaMitad at thia aflira. Also
blanks, oi all kia4a ca superior raver.
V Hunbtmr, Feb. U, MS 8.
GEORGE W- ZIMERMAN,
VENITIAN BLIND MANUFACTURER,
No. 61 Arch Street, four doors above Second,
PHILADELPHIA,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
LINDS,
Whirl, tr.T aivln nf finish and workmanshio
at the lowest trices. Also TRANSPARENT
WHOLESALE, AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICKS.
tVjT MERCHANTS and others are invited to call and examine.
Philadelphia, August 21, 1858. ly.
Valuable Ileal Estate
FOR SALE.
KY virtue of ai order issued out of the Or
phans' court of Northumberland county, will
be exposed to sale, on the premises, on
On Thursday, the 16ffc day of Sept. r.ext,
the following real estate, vii : All that certain
TAVERN STAND
and VALUABLE FARM, situate in
Shamokin township, Northumberland county, on
the Centre turnpike, about 8 miles from Sunbury.
Hie county town, adjoining lands of Fcgleys
heirs, Ananias Saxton and others,
Containing one hundred and fifty Acre,
more or less, 20 acres of which being in good
meadow, a small creek running through the
same, and about 20 acres thereof being well tim
bered, the residue being in a high state of cultiva
tion and under excellent fences. There is also
on the premises an ORCHARD of choice fruit
trees. The buildings consist of a two story stone
DWELLING HOUSE,
well adopted for a Tavern Stand, and has
been kept as such for upwards of 35 years. A
hirgc and convenient BANK BARN, with abun
dance of good sheds and other out-buildings.
One-third of the purchase money or widow's
dower, can remain in the hands of the purchaser,
by being secured on tho premises. Being late
the real catute of Martin Weaver, dee'd. Title
indisputable. Attendance will be given by
WILLIAM H. ML'ENCH, Adm'r.
Shamokin tp., Aug. 14, 1852. ts.
5N pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Northumberland county, will lie exposed
to public salo on Saturday the 21th day of Sep
tcinbur next, on the premises, the following
described property to wit: A certain tract of
land, situate in Lower Augusta township, in said
County adjoining lands of Peter Fctterman, Dan
id Long and Henry liloom, containing about
twenty nine acres. Late the estate of Elizabeth
Fiester, dee'd. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock,
A- M., of said day, when the terms of sale will
be made known by
JOHN FOV, Guardian.
By order of the Court, )
J. r. PURsEL, Clk, O. C.V
Aug. 14, 1852 tit. )
.V valuable Farm lor Sale.
ritUE undersigned, will offer at publics sale,
J- on TUESDAY, the 5th of OCTOBER
in-xt, nt 10 o'clock, A. M ., of said day. tit Ihe
Shamokin Darn Hotel, kept by Gen. Keene,
in Penn township, Union conntv, a highly
IMPROVED FARM,
shunted in said township, about half a mile
below tho Shamokin Dam, conlaining
One hundred and twenty-two 1cres,
morn oi less; one hundred and ten acres of
which are in a hif;h slate of cnllivation, Iho
balance heini; wood land ; bounded on the
east bv Ihe Sosanehanna river and the Penn-
' .. 1 :.. .. - 1 1 1. , ..... I I. ami inoat Kl'
I yiVUIIIU Itilini, uil 1110 puuih wu.i " v vj
land of John Hartman, and on the norlh by
land of Henry Hartmun, and upon which are
cructeU a large ami well finished two story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE;
a well finished and commodious frame
SWITZER BARX;
Thf'du buildiiifrs are erecteJ immediately nt
1 lie Statu rouil Icailinj from Northumberland
to llariisbur. .Mere is a never taihn;
sprmir ol p.xrellent wati-r, over wlncli IS
erpctcd a prinq; Hnnsp, cotiveniPnt to Ihe
I ellin2, together with sundry out-buildings,
&c. Also a pood
APPLE ORCHARD
- of full growth, nnd ono of recent set
ting out, embracing some choice fruit trees.
There are also erected on said premises, im
mediately at the Pennsylvania canal, a laige
and well finished two story
Frame Dwelling and Kitchen,
w;,, a wo 0f excellent water at the door,
u,Kt.,ier with convenient stablina, &c. There
is ll lvh.f rmmjnir parallel wilh the canal
R)(1 fr01llj 8uill dwellinr, clifiibly situated
f ,h priPt.n,ioi) of 01l extci.sivo COAL
!an, LUJ1BEK business.
i Tkr.ms : One half of the purchase money
j to be secured by bonds and niortpaae on ihe
premises with interest, in reasonable pay
ments; S100 to be paid 'on the day of salo
and Ihe balance) on delivery of the deed.
j Title indisputable.
E. G. MARK LEY, Agent.
' Sunbury, July 31, 1852. ta.
Bounty Land Warrants.
rjIIOSE havinii bounty land warrants in their
Jl possession and wishing to dispose of them
can find a ready sale by applying at the residtmco
of the subscriber near Shamokin Ham, Union
county Pa. He will also attend to the obtaining
of bounty land warrants from the Department at
a reasonable recompense.
L. R. HUMMEL.
Sunbury, August 14, 1853. 3m.
PREMIUMS OF
The Agricultural Society.
Tho folluwins are the premiums offered
by the Northumberland County Agricultural
Society, at Ihe next annual exhibition which
will be held at Northumberland, on Thursday
and Friday tho 7lh and 8th days of October
next.
HORSES.
Best stallion over 4 year olJ,
Second " "
Best ' under 4 years,
Second " "
Best mare wilh colt at her side,
$5,00
3,00
4,00
2,00
5,00
3,00
Second " "
Diplomas will be awarded for all fine ani
mals, not coming under these heads.
CATTLE.
Dl'RIMMS OR SHORT HoRNS.
Best bull, 3 vears old and upwards,
Second " '
5,00
3,00
3,00
2,00
Best bull calf under 2 vears & over 6m
Second " "
Best bull calf under 6 months.
2,00
1,00
4,00
2,50
Second " "
Best cow over 3 vears.
Second "
Best heifer between 2 fc 3 vears.
3.00
2l00
Second "
Best heifer tinder 2 vears.
3,00
2,00
Second '
The same Dremiuma will K awarded to
ucvons under their respective heads
. . NATIVES.
r. .
Uest Dull 2 vears unit r..u..J. nn
uu unuer a yrs and over Sm, 2,00
unuer o month,
Best cow, 3 yean and upwards,
Brt heifer between 9 acnl 3 years,
Beat heifer urder 3 years,
Best yoke of oxen,
Second "
Best fat bullock,
Second
1,00
2,00
1,50
1,00
4,00
2.00
8,00
2,00
8,00
Beat fat cow or heifer,
Second
2 00
cannot he surpassed.
Wholesale and Retail
WINDOW SHADES AND REED BLINDS
SHEEF.
Best ram over 1 year, .1.00
Hest ewe, 'i,U0
Deal lamb. 2.U0
SW1.NE.
Best boar over 1 y-r, 3,00
Second " " 2,00
Bst sow, 2,00
Second " 1 60
Kt'Al pair tif shoals under 1 year old, 2,00
Second " " 1.50
Best fat lug, 2jU0
POULTRY.
Best pair of turkeys, 1,00
Second 50
Best pair of gocse, 1.00
Second " 50
Best pair in unit ducks, 1,00
Second " 50
Best pair puddla ducks, 1.00
Second " 'f0
Best p'r Shangliui or Cochin China fowls, 1,00
second " "
Best psir Chillngongs,
50
1,00
50
"1,00
50
1,00
50
1,00
50
1,00
50
2.00
3,01)
1,50
2,00
second "
Best pair Creolo or Bolton greys,
Second "
Best pair Polish.
Second "
Rest pair dorkings,
Seeond "
Best pair camns,
Second ''
Best pair wild turkeys,
Largest and best collection of fowls,
Next largest "
GRAIN' AND POTATOES.
Best bushel while wheat,
Second "
Best biichc corn,
Second "
Best bushel oats,
Best bushel mercer potatoes,
Second "
Rest bushel potatoes other varieties,
Best i biuliol sweet potatoes,
Second "
VEGETABLES.
1.00
2,00
1,00
1,00
1,50
1,00
1,00
1,00
'50
1,00
1.00
1.00
1,00
1,00
1.00
Best beets, not less than G,
" carrots "
" t bushel onions,
" 6 heads cabbage,
" 3 squashes,
" 3 pumpkins,
Special premiums will ba awarded to cau
liflowers, tomatoes, and all othergarden veg
etables of extraordinary quality.
FRUIT.
Best i bushel of apples, 1,00
Second " 50
Best " quinces, 1.00
Second " " 50
Best " peais, 1,00
Second " " 50
Best grapes, not less than C bunches, 1,00
Second " " 50
IMPLEMENTS.
Best threshing machine, 4,00
,; reaper, 3,00
" seed drill, 2,00
" corn planter, 2,00
" winnowins mill, 2,00
,: corn shtller, 2,00
" plow, 2,00
" cultivator, 2 00
" roller, 2,00
" com plow, JjOO
" straw cutter, 2,00
" (arm wacon. 2,00
" sett of harness, 2.00
". horse rake, 1,00
" grain cradle, l 00
DAIRY, &c.
Best butler not less than 5 pounds, 1,00
Second " " 50
Best 5 lbs. honey. 1,00
Second " 60
Best loaf of bread 4 lbs. 1 00
Second " 50
Best ham cured by exhibitor. 1,00
econd " 50
Best 6 lbs. home made soap, 1,00
Second " 50
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES
Best quilt, 1,00
" counterpane, ,00
" hearth ruir. 1,00
" pair blankets, i.oo
" 20 yards carpet, joo
" home-mndo cloth 10 yds, 1.00
" " -Jt flannel fi vds, 1,00
" pair knit waolon cooks or stock inpe, 1.00
" " " gloves, 1.00
" home-made thread 1 lb. and np'wd, 1,00
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Under this head will be embraced, me-
chanical inventions, tools, furniture, and till
ther articles, not comma under any of the
bove heads Prizes will be awarded, no-
coidinc to the means of lh Society, and the
merits oi tile arncies otierea.
PLOWING MATCH.
Best plowing, 5,00
Second " 4,00
Third " 3.00
Fourth " 2.00
The following Committees were then d
pointed :
On Houses. A. E. Kapp. Joseph Nicelv.
Anthony Armstion, Wm. B. Kipp, Jesse C.
tmrion, junn rainier, J. u Alusser.
On CatTLK. Thomas Jnhiisoi), Robert M
Williams. Jesse Hensvl, James Forrester,
itr 1 t 1 ara sa 11 a . . .
wm, u. scuii, junn n. neiier, John ivesbit.
On Shkep. Wm. L. Cook, Samuel I. John
son, George Keller, Wm. D. Gearhart, Jas
Rynerson, M. B. Priest Uy, John Wheallev.
Us w:Nlt Joseph Vankiik, John Moore,
Wm.H Kase, J. Weiiner Leiubou, Philip W.
itHKerr, oeorge tveiard, j. povil iiiilb.
ON J'oi'LTRy. Ur. Joseph Pnesllev, Dr
Wm. McCleerv, Henrv Eckbert, Alexander
Jordan, L. A Bergstresaer, Robert J. Wilson,
r n t? . : . i 1
. d. omun.
On Grain and Potatoes. Samuel Hep
burn, Beni. Gearhart, James Cameron, T. II
waits, r.uaa jonn, jacoo nuoisn, jonn ajou
rer.
On Vcgctablcs James Pollock, Alexan
der Colt, Reubjn Troxel, Samuel K. Gilger,
Jacob Seashult, o. K. real, C. F. Llt'le
On Fbuit W. C. Iiwson, H. B. Masser,
R. M. Friek, J. R. Eck. G. B. Youugman,
Cyrus 0. Bachman, M. 1. Kapp
UN iMFLEMKNTs. vvm. n. Mueucn, j. 11.
Zimmerman, Wm. Forsyth, John Tageari,
John Montgomery, Geoige Frederick, Geo.
Brosious.
Misciii-ANeocs. David Tajryart, Wm. H.
Waples, E. W. Cbapin, J. B. Packer, Chas.
Pleasants, Samuel R. Wood, James Covert,
D. o. McGregor, liesree Apsley
Dairy, tic Joa. Nesbit. (C
quaque,)
John Beat, Wm. T Forsyth, James tageari,
Wm. Elliott. John Frank, Francis Ribaon
DoMtsnc MasuracToafs. -D. Braaiigam,
William Weimr, M. 0. Withington, John A.
Taylor, Jobo M. Hoff, Wm. G. Kaa., Wm.
Deppe-n.
Plowimo Match. Elijah Crawford, WiU
son Hutchinson. Gaorga Conrad, Jacob Pain.
tar, W. H- Leijhou, John Oberdorf, Jacob
Leiscnrmg.
KT-B500 CHALLENGE.
WHATEVER coram Ui kMltb tnd hspsiiwts of a
movI it at all linn of th too raluabla Import
anca. I tak b tot framed that aratjr pawn will do all in
thair sowar, to aava tba Una of thoir ehiMrwi, aii4 that
vary paraon wiU amlearar to BTOfaolatbair own kMlth at
all ancrificea. I feai It to ba my duty to snlamnly auura
roa that WORM, areordina to tha oolnion of ttit must
Mlairrstad Phyaieiana, ara tha prlmsrr oaoaos of a lanra
m)ority of diaeaaaa to which children and adults ar Us.
dla ; if rou hiva aa appstita eoiitumslly ehanrsabla tton
on kind of food to another, Bad Breath, Psin in tbc Sto
mach, Picking at tha Nose, Harditm ami Falluasi of tht
Belljr, Dry Coufh,8low Farar, PulMlrramlat fatDMnbar
that nil theas dtxHa WORMS, and jaa aboaid at onca sp
ptj tht ramedv : . .
HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP.
An trtiela founded upon Seiantific Principles, eranpeuix)
ad with puraljr vegtuble tubatanciit, beinx pcrfocUy nfa
whantakan, and can b fiftn to the most tender infant
wilh ilccided beneficial airaet, where Bowal CoaiiMinU
and Ditrrhiat hive nude them weak and debilitatrd tha
Tonic properties of my Worm Hyrup ara such, that it
stands without an equal in lire catelorua -f nmlirlma, in
riving tne and strenrth M tha Sl'niet-h, which makes it
nn liilelllhk remedy for thorn alSicted with Dynpcpris,
the Mt"nihin eurei perfirmed hy this Syrup after Physi
cians have failed, is the beat evidence, uf its ffujarfut orTi
cacy over all oUieri..
THE TApSTwORM!
This U tlia moat JitTiciUt Worm to dm troy ot ll ibit in
fest the humtn systeni. it grows to sin ftUnnst ludcfuite
length iMcotuinff so coiled Bird fastened in the InteslinfM
t id Slnvich ufleelinf the henlih so wtdlr nt tn ntun tSt.
Vitus Dams. Fits. k . thst Uiose s(Tlictetl sek)im il evei
suspect thai it is Tnpe Worm hnslemiig theiu to an oorly
rsve. In otdr W destroy this Worm, a very energetic
Irestment must be pvrsaed, it wnuld IhereOffe lie proper
to lute H to 6 of my Liver Fills as to rtmwve nil obstruc
tions, that the Vorm?yrupniynct direct upon the Woim,
winch muH be taken in doses of 8 Tublrp"nfiills 3 times
day these directions followed have never been known to
fall in curing Die roost obstinate case of Tapu Worm.
(D HOBENSACK'S LIVER PILLS.
No pert of the system Is more liatle to disease than the
LIVEK, it serving m a filterer to purify the Uond. or giv
ing the proper secret ion to the bile ; so that any wrong ac
tion of the Liver effects the other important parts oi the
system, and results variously, in Liver Complaint. Jaun
dice, Dyspepsia, Ac. Wo should, therefore, wmch every
avmptoin that might indicate a wroiitr, action of the Liver.
These Pills being composed nf KOO'l'S V 1'LANTS fur
nished by nature to heal the sick : Namely, 1st, An EX
l'KCTOR.WT, which augments the secretion from the
Pulmonary mucus membrane, or promotes the dtschaifre
of accreted matter, find, An ALTLKAT1VE, which
changes in some inexplicable and insensible manner the
certain mtibid actum of the system. Urd, A TONIC
which gives tone and strength to the nervous system, re
Hewing health and vigor all parts of the body. 4th, A
CATHARTIC, which acts in perfect harmony with the
other ingredients, and operating on the Howela, and impel
ling the whole mass of o jrrupt and vitiated mntter, and pu
rifying the Blood, which destroys disease and iwM'.tcs
he&lLh.
TO FKMALFA
Yon will find these Pills an inralunblr medicine in many
complaints to which you are subject. In obstructions ci
ther total oi partial, they have been founH. of inestimable
benefit, restoring their functional arrangements to a hesl
thy action, pur if yum th blood and other ftuida ao eifrctu
ally to put to flight all complaints which may arise from
fei'nnle irregnlnrities. aa headache, giddiness, dimneea t f
signi, pnin in me siue, uses, ace.
OCT" Price. 25 cents each.
None cr en nine unless signed J. X. Hobcusaek. all others
bcinf bnse Imitation.
(7 Agents wishing new supplies, and Store Keepers
desirous of becoming Agents must address the Proprietor,
J. N. Ilobenssck, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by J. W. Prihna. Sunbury : Mary MVCny, Nor
thumberland; Beisel, Turbutville; Unier, Miltnn ; Pnty
X Lcnker, Genrcwtowii ; Iieisenring k Wlvcrton, Paxi
nos; Wicst. Hickory; all dculers in Medicine in the
Cnuntv and State.
August 14, 1P52 ly.
SECOND
Fresh Arrival of Goods
at 'ihe new store or
I. W. TENElt & CO.,
Nearly opposite Weaver's Hotel, Market St.)
Sunbury, Northumtciland County, Pa.
WE beg to onnnunce that we sre receiving a
new and varied supply of goods from
Philadelphia in addition to our present new
stork ; all of which we ofl'er at such prices as we
think should command a speedy sale, our philos
ophy is, to sell cheap and turn our money often ;
and we know that at the year's end this will pay
us better than slow sales and large profits, and
our customers will in tha meantime bave the
benefit of gooda at low prices and of tho best
quality. Our stock consists of
Dry Goods,
Hardware, (lucciisivnrc,
GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
Carpets, Trunks, Valises, Carpot Bags,
Umbrellas and Parasols, Buota and Mhocs,
Hats and Caps. Looking Glasses, Wall
Paper for Room and Window
Blinds, Ornnsos, Lemons,
Nuts and Candy, Salt,
Mackerel, Salmon
Dried Beef,
Plain and Fancy Hams and Shoulders, Nails,
Window Glass, Paint Stud, Oils and Putty, Cur.
pet Chain, Cotton Laps and Yarn, with a variety
of other articles.
N. b. All kinds of country produce taken in
exchange at the highest market prices.
I. W. TEN Ell &. CO.
Sunbury, June 26, 1852 ly.c
To the Travelling Public.
First Class Hotel Terms 1.50 per day.
riHE subscril'er having lately become propric-
tor of the FRANKLIN HOL'frE. Chestnut
Street, below 3d and 4th, PHILADELPHIA,
and having atnicni th mice or boabd to
!$ 1,50 per d.iy, gives notice that, notwithstanding
this reduciuiii ha will tiiil continue to keep a
FIRST CLASS HOUSE.
Franklin House has junt undergone extended
alterations, and is now litlcd up and refurnished
in superior style for the reception of visitors.
The Lower Floor formerly occupied by stores, is
now included in the Hotel, forming a Spacious
Reception Room, Gentlemen a Parlor and Dining
Room, thereby allowing an addition nf Uurtv
chambers and several beautiful parlors fronting
Chealnut street- Rooms in this Hotel are supe
rior to mokt othem, being constructed with al
coves, firming parlor and bed chamlcr attached
well lightened and ventiluled. Us location is
unsurpassed, cither for business or pleasure.
D E.N. H. OOI.MAA, Prop'r.
Philadelphia, Aug. 14, 1852. Sm.
T.ILC?aIlTG.
JOHN V. MARTIN,
BEGS leave to inform his friends and the pub
lic in general, tint he is prepared in every
respect to make clothing after the most
Fashionable Styles,
and in the most durable manner, and his prices
will be as reasonable as can he had in Sunbury
or elsewhere, in cash or approved country produce.
He will always have the advantages of the latest
fashion plates, and In addition to his acknowl
edged skill in cutting, he will ba assisted by the
direction of the most scientific publications rela
ting to tlia,t art, now issued from the emporiums
of fashion in tha United States. An endeavor
will ba made always to have work completed
when requiacd.
His establishment is situated In Market Square,
8unhuty, nearly opposite the Post Office, in the
building formerly occupied by Jacob Painter as a
hatter shop, whera it will be a pleasure to him
to ace his friends, and make such work for them
aa is within the lina of his buaineaa.
Sunbury, August 14, 1 853. tf.
DAVID COOPER,,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
roa the sale of
Fish, Provisions, 50.,
V. 9 North, Wharves,
PHIL ADEtP SUA.
April 10. 1852-ly.
TE4CUCRS WANTED.
NOTICE is hereby given that proposals will
ba received by tba Secretary of tha Doard of
Directors, ef tha School Banbury Dis
trict, for two maVa aad two female teachers,
until t o'clock P. M, on f RID AY tha 10th
of Eeptembar next, at which time meeting of
tho Directors will take placo in room JVo. 3, of
tne puone aeaoor koimm, to ozaatno applicant
and allot tk ackoala.
By order of thai Board,
D. W. 8HINDEL, fae'y
Gunbury, Aug. 14th, 1952.-31.
THE VERY LATEST ARRR1YAL,
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST!
FRILING & GRANT.
RESPECTFULLY inform tha publio nd
"tin rest of mankind," that Uiay bv. lust
r,clTad tnd opanad th btat and ehaapwt stock of
Spring and Summer Gooda
that hat vr baari brought to Sunbury.
Their stock consist- of ovary taria'y of
Dry Goods, viz :
Cloth, Cestimtret, Sattinttt, VtsUngs,
Drillings, Lintns,
" And 1I kind of Summer Wear.
Also splnmlid vnriuty of
LA01E3 DRESS ft FANCY GOODS,
Calicoes, Cinfhams, Lawns, Chinttts, Dt
Laities, Btragtf,
Am! ery variety of goods suitable for La
dies wear.
Also an extensive assortment of
Panama and I'aI.m LtAr Hah.
Also a large assortment of iROt'EWIES,
ftl'CH AS
Sugar, Teas, CoflVe, MoWs, Spices
of all kinds.
Also a large assortment of
HARDWARE and QUEENSWARE,
Fish, Salt and Plaster.
Also a ticnh supply of
DRUGS AND MKDICINI.
Beiiilns the largest and most eonernl assort
inenl of all kinds of goods to bo had in thia
place.
He"" Country produce of all kinds taken in ex
change at the highest market price.
Sunbury. May 22, 1S52.
J0HIT PHILLIPS & SON,
No. 47 South Water Street, helow Chestnut,
rillLADELiPHIA.
1M POKERS of Foreign Fruits, Nuts, Wines,
6ic, keep constantly on hand the following
nrticlet-, which Uiey will sell at rcry Iotv prices
f(ir cash.
Raisin, Almonds, Currants,
Walnuts, Citron, Ground IVuts,
Prunes, Cream Nuts, Dates,
Filberts, Figs, Vanilla beans,
Sweet Oil, Preserved ginger, amarinda.
Liquorice, Lemon Pyrup, Fire Crackers,
Port Wine, Madeira Wine, Claret Wine,
Sherry " Muscat " Sweet Malaga "
. Philadelphia, July 3, 1852 ly.
Valuable Property.
Late the Estate of E. P. SHANNON, Esq.,
OI ortbiimhcrlaiid
AT PPJVATE SALE.
THE subscribers, Exucutors of tho Estate
of Ephraiin P. Shannon, Into of tho Bor
ough or fSnrttiuniberlHiiil, oner at private sale,
the following valuable Rt-al Estate, viz:
Lot No. 77, corner of Queen and Front
Street, on which ia erected a two story Brick
BuildniL', lormerlv occupied by Ihe deceased
as a Store and Dwelling, and nuw occupied
as such. Thero are also ou the lot two frame
dwcl lines. &c.
Lot No. 82, situated in Market Street, on
which is erected a two story white Frame
Dtvelliu?, &e., adjoining JuhnTagcart, Esq.,
occupied by Cl.as. Knous.
Lots Nos. 09, 70, 71 & 72, situate in Mar
ket Street, a two slory while Frame Dwel
ling, occupied by James Donly, and a stable
is erected on lots No. 69 & 70.
The undivided half of Lot No. 120, situate
I on the corner of Duke find 4th Street, on
which is erected a two story dwelling, occu
pied by Joseph McCallister.
Lnt No. 188, situate in Queen Street on
which is erected a two stoiy while Frame
Building, occupied by John Burkert
Lot No. 60, situate at Nonhway and Wa
ter Stieeis, on which are erected two Frame
Dwellings and Stabling, occupied by widow
Yandling arid John Vumllini;.
Also the undivided found part of lot 16S,
on which is erected a twoaloiy Fiame Dwel
ling, occupied by John Vandke.
Also ten acres of cleared land, adjoining
lauds of John IVshay, on ihe East aide of the
Susquehanna, about thiee miles below Dan
ville. Also two adjoining vacant town lots, situ
ated on the corner of Second ami Oiatiijti
streets, numbered in the general plan of Bor
ough. Nos. 215 & 216.
Also Tour vacant lots on Third and Orange
Streets, numbered in the eeneral plan ol said
Borough, Nos. 209, 210, 211 & 212.
Also four vacant lots fronting on Market
nnd Sixth Slreeis, running F.ast to nn Alley,
numbered in the general plan of said Bor
ough, Nos. 77, 78, 79 & 80.
Also four vacant lota Ironting on Urange
Street, and numbered in the general plan of
said Borough, Nos. IS 5, 186, 187 h 1&8.
The above properly will be sold in parts
or parcels to suit purchasers, on reasonable
terms. For further particulars apply to John
Cuke, Esq., at Northumberland, or to the
subscribf r
AI.FRKD KNF.ASS. ) ,,,
THOMAS STRAWKR1DGE, f
Northumberland, May 22, 152. tf.
THE GREATEST HISTORICAL AND
Allegorical Print of the Age,
In Commeinorntirin of that muni important
event in tho AMERICAN REVOLUTION,
The British surrrndrriiif their arms to
GENERAL WASHINGTON
After their defeat at YORKTOVVN, Virginia,
October 1781.
rpHE EngravinsT is txccntrd try Tanner. Valtmire, Knar
J, niy A 10 , I'rom an original drawing by J. P. Ketiatilt,
and nalilialn.il by IJelljamill Tanilrr, l.ncnupr, Plnlmlel.
1 - .u. .:.. iu i... i. ...i
pnia. 1 MC SIM oi u' ,iiin im . i.j tf, ,iiiiv nu nua Uf
isiuallv iiubliahvd to iiharrltcrs at lili in the sluet.
s " EXPLANATION.
Tar HtsTOST. In the lirat and grand plnn art exhibited
three lurgo gioni i-f Uifl princirwl ollicrk, who were pis-ai-nt
at liic tranaaction, with luilliful likcurss of eiirh.
In the nrst trroup lascen u-m-rai Washington, Oentanil
Hliambuiu, Ueueral Lincoln, Colonel Hamilton, an old
Kai nrer to c Mitf niptiia the ncciie, Billy the sonant,
and the II 'IK of GenerunVaslunyt'n.
In the swond group, arc Atnarican and French Officers;
Ocneml Kunx, Sccieuiry Wilson, the Dukedc Iaiuxiw, and
Ihe Muiciiia dc Iji Fayeita
Tlie third group is descriptive of tha British surrender,
ing their urnis. Lord Curiiwallia, General O'tlnra, Com.
tn itore sininioii, Colonel 1'niluin, with two hngeis cut
off. Lieutenant Oilonel Knlph Abercroniliie, Lieutenant
Coljnel llundus. Lord t'li. wom, c Lord Cornwailia ap
peals pteaciiiinii his sword to the first General OAWr ha
meeia, but Geneial VN'aahingtoa ia pointed nut to Inra as
the only person to whom ha ia lo turiaaaer his aword.
On die heiglits and iu Ihe distance are tha different ar
mies and crowds of aneciators. Tha House of ftecrerarv
Wilson, occupied by Lord Cornwallts and hia tuff, which
was bombarded and pierced with ball! i tha Murouia da La
Fayette having remarked that they we e carrying dishes
for the dinner of I .on! Cornwall, asked leave of General
Washington to aerva him a dials ol" his own cooking, and
imiueduiely after several bombshells fell through the loof
on the table, and wounded some, and dispersed the party
Tub Ai.Lxooav. On tha left is erected a inonutnetit in
honor of UYm illustrious heroes who sacrificed their lives
ami fortunes to insure to their eitixcna, Ihe Liberty and In
dependence they now enjoy.
Published at 83 by WM. B. LANE. Philadelphia, and
to be had at tha OrtV.a of the "AMERICAN COL UIEH,"
No Ut Chcauutt Sucet, Philadelphia, aa premiums lo that
paper.
fV A liberal disoounl tn Agents
PhiUdcipaia, iiutv w, laoa
SOAP & CANDLE MANTJFACT0EY,
No. 19 loooi St , between 2d If id Sts., and
No. 17 North 6tk Street,
PU1LADELPHIA.
John Bancroft Jr. and Son,
TlCSPECTFCLLYinformStnro-kaepera, Mar-
chants, cVc, tliat they Manufacture and bave
for Sale, Palm. Whito, Variacatad, Yallow ana)
Biown Soaps, Mould aud Dipped Candles, all of
good quality and at reasonable prices.
X3T Cask paid for Tallow and rougn Fab
April 10 1SSS ly.
1JLANK DEEDS printed on the bet quality
" of parebmant paper, told at tha lowest phce
at uus omrt, ty wnnitsaio saa ittau
NEW STOH13.
BENJAMIN HEFFNEIt
ESPECFFtJLLY Inform tha cttiaaas of
Sunbury and vicinity, that ha 1ms opened a
new store in tba room lately ooaupied by Coorge
Bright, opposita Bolton' Hotel. Ho ha just re
cairad a liandsom assortment of
Spring and Mummer Uoodr,
consisting in part of
Cloths, Cassimcrs, Cassinets.
SUMMER WARE of all kinds, of linen, co ion
and worsted. ALSO:
Calicoes), Gingham, Lawns,
ItlouMHellnc Ue l.nlnctt
and alt kind of Ladies Dress CooJs.
GROCERIES of every vaiitty.
Also an assortment of Hardware. Iran
ami Steel, Kails, &c.
Also an excellent assortment of
Q.UEENSWARE, of various styles and
patterns.
Also an assortment of HOOT ii. SHOKS.
Palm Leaf and other Hats and Caps.
Salt, Fish, cjc.
Also a variety of LIQUORS such as
II randy. Gin, Wine, &c.
And a great variety of other article., snub a nro
suitable to tho trade, all of which will bo sold at
tha lowest prices.
t3T Country produce taken in exchange ut
the highest prices.
Sunbury, May 1, 1852. ly.
XIXC VAIXTS ;
Manufactured by the New Jersey
Zinc
Company, Newark, i. J.
rPIlE Subscribers are now prepared to exerute orders
L tu any extent lor their beuuulul whim and colored
2ine Paints, at tha reduced price., via :
warranted
No. 1, White, ground ill oil, 9 centt per lb., pure,
No 8, do. do. H do. .l-i
ISo. 3, do. d'i. 7 do. do
Brown d Black, d.. 5J do. do
Une hundred pounds will cu er equally well aa mcch
surface as 160 lbs. of White Laud j they are iU per cent
cheaper to the Consumer.
The Zinc Whits is rapidly supeneding Wt.im Iad,
over which it poucincs many advanluges It ie whiter,
and mora bcautiiul Ihuu Ihe White ltid lues not turn
yellow, even when exposed to sulphurous va,ur lus
no smell is not injurious to health, and is fur mote du
rable. Zinc Brows and Hlacs. Piit. abs aotn Wkather
and Fina Pnoor. The beat covering ..r oumidu woik
ever intioducvd, adapted to buildings' of wood, brick nr
stone to fences, carriage bodies, bridges, and machinery
to the bulls of vessels, anchors, chains, and ell other Iron,
work on board ship to sicam boilers, smoke tacks and
water tanks to iron, tin, and oilier roofiiug, iron shunter
doors aud railings, wue fences, bridges, fee.
For Iron Surfaces this Paint is especially valuable
as it forms a galvumc connection, mill entirely pi events
rust.
These Zinc Paints having a pure Metalic Bnse, are war
raniul not 1 1 turn yellow, and will retain their original
brilliancy much longer than White Ltrid, or ony of the
earthy pigments now in use. The ci-rtincaliti from those
who have used theee Paints, are such as to satiety the inili
lic that they are invaluable. Th) ablcEl chemists of
Prance and this country have tcstifii-d to the superi irity of
Zinc over lad Paints, as t-i durability, hr:i;hiulni'sti and
beauty. They hove been adopted by the Krywh Govern
ment, bv the corporation of New York, nnd are now .
tensively used by the United Si.tt-a (ioveinnicnl at many
i.t til. lurfrvat Militiirv Tiri.,A lW..,t.
PlIILAUELPIIIA OAS WoSXI, MoV IS, 1S51.
Meairs. F. C. Jones II Co. Ctntienmn liuviug mode
several trials of your Rmwn Zinc Paint in vaiioua moth
oda calculuted to test its p-oteclive qnulitics upon wood
and metal, 1 have the satiaf iction to state that the results
have been highly favoianla. Tha paint ooveiiiig well,
drying quickly, and potaesiing greater tenacity, e-'pccifiily
upon lion, thau cny other paint with which 1 am fa
miliar. Yours, truly, Jons C. Canto.
The undersigned, having used the Zinc PaiuU relcrred
to concur in tne fon.fming opiaiou.
Morris, Tasker tc Morris
Keanct, NenEe i Co., Penn Works.
Merrick S"ll.
Jamea T. Suti'on Co Fmnklin Iron Works
J. T. Dean, V. 8. Dry Dock.
rE Dealers supplied on reasonable teims by the Agents
of the Compuny.
F . C. JONKS ft Co ,
No. 17 South Wharves, Phila.
July 17, 1832 flm. '
NEW STORE.
PETEll Mr. GRAY
"RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
Sunbury and vicinity, that he has commen
ced , new store in Whortleberry street, in the
house formerly occupied by Mrs. Gray, and lias
just received and opened a well selected assort
ment ol
Dry Cioo(l
Consit-tinj in part of
CLOTHS, CA8SLMERS, SATTLETT8r
And a trcncral assortment of
LADIES DRESS AND FANCY GOODS
of every variety and style.
GROCERIES of every description.
Also an assortment of
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWAUE,
And a general variety of other articles such os
are suitable to tlie trade, all of which will be sold
at the lowaet price.
Country produce taken in exchange at the
highest prices.
.Sunbury, May 15, 13.12. Gin.
EYRS & LANDELL,
4M and .It ch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
HAVE established a Store wlieie the !st
trade now resort for
Household Dry GoutU,
French Fancy Goods.
Dress bilks and Shawls,
Hosiery, Gloves and Milts.
Cloths, CasMmcrs and Vesting,
Muslins and Linens by the piece.
Damask Table Linens and Napkins,
Patent Black. Silks for Drastics,
Full Slock of Mourning Goods.
K. &. L. are constantly receiving Bargains from
the New York and Philadelphia Auctions, wliti h
they sell wholesale and retail very cheap for Nctt
Cash.
Edward E. Evre, Washington I. La.npei.1.,
Philadelphia, July 3, 165'.'. ly.
JUST KKCKIVKD
AT TUB
Saddlery and Harness Establishment of
G. 1 STR01I.
Market Street, Sunbury,
A new assortment of Silver, slraig and
Japanned Mounting,
Which he will either make np to order or sell
separately for cash at prices as low if not lower
than can be had anywhere elao.
SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS,
Trunk), Yallcex, &c.
Constantly kept on hand or manufactured tn or
der. CARRIAGE TRIMMING
done on thu shortest notice.
All persons are invited to csll am examine for
themselves.
All kinds of produce taken in eiclian;.
Sunbury, May 1, 18M. tf.
Van Loan
Daxucrrcan
Culler,
159 Clustnut Street,
VT this octehrated aatalilikhnietit you ean always pro
cure tha newcat and most improved style -1
DAGUERREOTYPE k. TaLBOTYPE POrtTnAlTP.
at from SO to ICO per ct. last cosr than such pictures can
p. ran i,,r eiKWRere.
Now that yoa can secure such perfect portraits nf vour
loved ones at a intra oooiioiU coat, doat delay Icat you
lose theiu.
Every variety of fancy casta, frames, ti,nn bend fa
furnished to order, tnd every picture aaade aatuaory and
wainsniaa to oe in me neat style ot las ait or no cuAaaa
Call and sea at at 149 Clieainul at.
Pbiladdrphia July IT, IWUly. H Pl RNELI"
BUNBUEY FE2tY.
EXKT W. I5UCHER infarma tha public
that ha baa taken tho Sunbury Ferry and
aa ba ia now well prepared with good and sulli
cient eratu ha will ba enabled to AoctsntBodato
tba public with promtaees and despatch,
, Avttl 10. 1P52- tf.
CHERRY PECTORAL?
" Car er '
COUOHS, COLD?.,
HOARSENESS, SftoW
ohitxs, oaoxxp, "Si.
2KA, WaoOHHO-oSorf
This invaluaMe remedy for all dimaaaof tba'
iiiiuiAT and LtiKaa, has attain a reMuitr
i us cmaraauf cures, navar eo.,allad by anr
! other nic-liciue befora. Odi.r pt.paevior.a haT,
j shown themselves rdlimtirtt. and sometimaa at
; fected notable cores, but none his tvsr fuUv
won the coulidmico of every commnnity whera it
ia known. Afler years of rrtal in every cllmatv,
1 the results have Indisputably shown it to paaataa
' a mastery over this dongerous class of disrssas.
I which could not fail to attract tba atttntiea of
j Physicians. Patients, and the public at larg.
j See th stasemenU, Hot of obscur individuals
anu irom tar ili'Xmt places, hut of men who ara
known and rtspectod throughout tba country.
The tt"ltli rtlcbrattd Silicon, Dr YAL
ENTINE MOTT, ofN. Y.CUy, r:
"It give. in pMenre tn f.eitifv u, rabje sndiiieaL-v nr
'Avere Cherrv Pecwral." which I .
aunplrd l i cure diaouaci of the tliroot and lui.tr
I'll. rr.nKINS, the venerable I'reaident of tha Vet
mr nt Meitieal CuU?re, one of the eminently learned Dhva
lcians of Una country, wrilee, the Cherry Pectoral u ea
leiwivelf n.ed in this section, where it baa shown anine
ikble avidenca of its happy effects upou pulmonary di-
The Iicv. J. D. CUHRANE, a drstinKuished
Clergyman of the English Church,
writes to the Proprietor from Montreal, that "he has been:
cured of a sevara at lunatic eflwiion, by cherry Pectoral
His leiu-r t full lenerti, may be fund in ourCiietitor t,i
be had uf the goiit, and ia wurth Aa atlewtufl uf aita
luutic pstieuls.
TAii Utter is from the well known DrutipsT
at Hillsdale, Muhitan, one of tlie largest aid
ers in the State; and this case is from his oun
observation.
Hn.Lsni.a, Mich., D. 10, ISiO
Dear Sir : Immediately on receipt of your Cherry Pec--total,
I carried a bottle to an acquaintance of irritie whj
was thoucht to be near his end with quick eotauutprtcn
lie w:i then nnabie to rise from his bed, and wee extreme,
ly feeble. His fnemls believed ha lunet anon die, unleat
relief could be nbuiined fnr him, end I induced them to
ftive your excellent medicine a trial. I- immediately left
town for three weefcr, etui -yon may jodee of my anrpriae
on my return, to meet him in the street on my way home
from thu car., and 6nd lie had antirely recovered. Ptiar
weeks from the ilsy he commenced tntiiiR your medicine
' IIC ITU, Bl WUI.IL 11 IP uiui-nitw linnr 111 . Hint K.m n II .
; There are other esses within my knnwiedge, whera the
Cherry Pectoral hoa licen siiientsrlyinc-.eui'ul, bnt none
muiked si this. Very truly yenrs.
! C. W. L.fDERWCOD.
j car the Patient.
I Dr. J C. Aver, Lowell.- Dear Sir Peeling under oU
! iiutiti'ins to you fur the ren-iration of myheatth. t send yo
j a r-;iTt nl my case, which you are at liberty to publish for
, the iienelil of others. Jat tiutiimn 1 took a bnd cold, ac
i c 'Mnpanicd liy a revere cUih, and made cse ot' muny med-
business, frequently raised blood, and could pet ao aleap at
, . ' . . . ... r
icmi.-s wilhoui obtiiinina relief. 1 was obnaexl to eive up
nit.hr. A friend p;ive nie s bottle of -onr Cherry Pecto
ral, the use of which I immediately cotnmeuoed sccurdine
to directions 1 bsve jntt pnrrhased the fifth bottle, and
am nearly recovered. I now sleep well, my cough baa
ceased, and all by the use of your valuable mediefnt.
K. S. STONK. A M.
Principal Mt. Iloperariry.
IlAKovsa, Ohio, April 3, IBM.
Dear Sir : I wish I could tell all that tuff or with a
cough, what your Cherry Pectoral has done fur ate. It
docs seem they might be benefitted by the information. 1
had a lung lever wnich tefl my lanes weak and uiflamed.
Kemp: very feeble and uiwble to (rain strength at all, my
friends thought I muat soon sink in consuinpti'in. I- had
n appeti'e, and adieudlul cough was teat wenrmg ma
away. I begun to take vonr beautiful medicine, by the ad- -vice
of a clergyman, who bad seen its elTeci befora. It
ceased my coueh at first, and gave me rest at night. In
Icra that a futtnight 1 could eat well, and lay cough had
censed to be troubles 'me. my oppetile returned, and my
food nourished tne, wliich soon rcured my strength
Now, after five witts. 1 nm well and strong, witiiau oth
er help than your Cherry Pectoral.
Youre, with retpecf.
Jt IJA DEAN.
I hereby certify that the above statement of my wife is
in conformity with my own views ol' her case and her
cure by Aver't Cheny Peetorul
JOSP.PH DEAN.
The above named Joseph Dean nun Julia, hia wifq, ara
persounlly kmrwn tu me. and implicit confidence may ba
placed in their statement.
8.VMIKL C. VAX DERWBNT,
Pastor of the Baptist Church.
Prepared and sold Inj JAMES C. AYER,
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Sunbury by H MASSER, and by
PrinijiKts generally throug.i.it Ithe Statu.
November 1, 1851. lycoJmo
IfEW C0TJNTEY STOILE
At the Forks of the Plum Creek and Tilpe-
hocken Koad, near Kreighbaum's Black
Smith Shop.
JACOB WKIMERV
OESPEOTFULLY informs tha public that bo
has opened a new Store at the above plaoa
and ha just received a splendid slock, of new
Spring and Summer Goodi, ,
t'onsiating in part of
Cloths, Cassimers, Sattinetsr
DRILLINGS and all kimla of linen cutlot
and wtu.iifd summer ware.
A LSO :
Callicoes, Muslin de Laines, Lawns,
Giiighaiiisj,
And all kinds of Dresw Goods for Ladies.
Tea, Coi'FF.K, SrnAR, MotA.-rs, 4Vc.
I CllOCXUir.S, of all kinds.
BRA DY, GIN, WNIE, and all kind of
Liquors,
llardvirr. Irou and Stcrlr NsiU, It.,
". QUEENSWARE.
Shoes, PmmiIs, Caps, rulm leaf and other f lata.
Fish, Salt, &o.,
A II of which he will sell at the moat reaeonablo
I prices for cash or country prodiwa.
J May 8, 1832 -tf.
! LI B ERT Y S T 0 VE WOSSS,
11I10WX STREET.
I sTx abote Fourth,
PHILADELPHIA.
PrMIE andersigncd reapeetfully inform the pvJtw
A lie- ihut they ara is feH operation at their
new foundry, and ready to execute) orders for
stoves of every description oil the laoat teasons
hle terms.
They rmtte the attention of STOVE DEAL
EKS to their large aaeortinent of hTOVO, all
of which are entirely new, and got up at reat
etpruac. Among which ara tha Liberty Air
Tisht Cook, Complete Cook, t?tar Air Ttght,
Mar r rauklin, otar Kaibator, Jenay l.md Im
proved, Fire King Kaliators, Halamand. rs, Can
nons, CaaeiK liara I. yttiidara. Bar Room Stoaia,
Furnaces, fiaa Ovrna, Ac., dee.
AUUOTTiV LAWRENCE,
N. B. Country merchants are particularly
inviu-d tr cull and examine our eiorlntr.l.
A pill 10, 1S5C ly.
AVi. 3IcCarty, Kookseller.
T ESrKCTFCLLY informs hia frienda aad
- tlie public, that hai has removed hia Book
Store, to Market street, U tba bauaa orcupied
by S. Naille, Esq., Attorney at Law, nearly op
posita tha Court House, on tho north aide,
whera keeps for aala constanrly on hand a good
assortment of books and atanoaary.
For Sale A large new eprrag waggon fit for
15, 3 ar 4 hor.ee.
Sunbury, July S4, 185?. tt
WM. M. E0CKETZLLEE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
M Mil UY, lA. '
Dae. 13, 1861.
7MERS0-V&A5HEMETIC!oa.i., i.
- and Porter' Rhetorical Reader, juat rssneiv
ad and for aala by WM. MeCARTY.
Sunbury, May 1, IfiJL-
EE BILL8Jgtiraj and CwUblie Taaj '
nuia nrnaaorneiy rntatid an rnt payeaj frw
aala at
una onica.
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