ASTRING OF ITKMS. A Southern Commercial Contention will assemble in Baltimore, on the 13 th of Deo, Octobm, just closed, was the warmest of ne last rilteen years. bh.LT Bowticcs is sick with swamp fever, u uia nui m toe Everglades. Thc Free Soil Vote in New York, it is es- a! . t ... umateu, will not exceed 15,000. . mim is not resident medical man in ne interior of Australia. Port Pius IX. refuses stoutly to go to ranee and crown Louis Napoleon. Nut Thursday is Thanksgiving in this otate. Lincastkr co., has a population number- tug nearly 100,000 souls. Chicken, tuikey, and nice pie time is close H hand. Tn Mississippi Flag advocate Gov. Foote for U. S. senator. Wedded life, says a happy husband, is a perpetual fountain of domestic sweets. There is green corn yet to be had in mar ket. Slewed icicles in July may happen next. The barbers of Cincinnati intend in a short lime to raise their piices of shaving to ten cents a face. Carlvlb has got the rheumatism, while Boz is sorely vexed with high living and bit ters in the shape of gout. Orange county, N. C, lh resistance of the Hon. Wm A. Graham, gives a Whig gain of 402. Cncici. The Home Journal has this item ''Tiik'jdorc PirtKF.u and Daniel Webstlr the living ass and the dead lion." It cost J.imus Hazard, a colored man. nearly 55 to smoke a cigar in Cambrige street, Boston. Peter Pkincelv, on Englishman, 108 years old, voled at Northampton. Mass., on Monday. (iooo fat sheep may be had in Mexico for 25 cents! Tbo muMon market must be down. Is New York city General Pierce ran 4 125 votes ahead of Seymour, Democrat, for Gov ernor. Lancaster beats Berks this time 470 voios. There was a good deal of betting on the to counties. There has been an advance in iron, within the last few week?, or ten ilul'nrs on the (on. Cuba or tiik GuifI Sandwich Islands of the Pacific? The Ayes have it ; it is so or dered, and entered upon the minutes. It is estimated that no less than one hun died thousand dollars has been lost and won on the recent election in Louisville. A company of one hundred young men nf Cincinnati, intend slatting for Australia next spring. The American S amlatd, of lluiri.-burg, is defunct. The proprietor bluneh-cil with fear at the prospect of starvation. Gold Half Dollars. A private mint in California is coining half dollars, some of which have leached this country. A vein of coal, four feet thick, lying un der twelve feet of rock, has been discovered in Burton, Geauga co., Ohio. The total vole of Maine for President falls 12,000 short of the vote for Governor in Sep tember. The cholera is said to have decreased in those parts of Europe where it so recently prevailed. A lump of pure-gold, weighing ten pounds and four ounces, was recently taken out of n bed in California. Accounts from Vienna stale that the Aus trian Government does not intend lo recog nize the title of Napoleon HI. An alligator, which measured eleven feel in length, was caught under the whaif in New Orleans, on ihe 28th. There is such a scarcity of thieves in F.ngland, that they are obliged to offer large rewards for them. A Hoc Transaction. Capt. Caseins M. Clay sold, a few days ago, in Madison co.i Ky., 1,000 hogs at 41 cents gross, payable when Pierce would be elecied. "Sweet are the uses of adversity." This may account for the licking which Ihe Whigs received from the Democrats So says Ihe Albany Evening Journal. The New York Tribune thinks that now it can advocate the Maine Liquor Law with out being told that it will ruin the Whig party. Snow it a foot deep up in the interior of New Hampshire, while hoi weather, inus quitoes, and yellow fever are just going out South Carolina, France has an army of 404,000 men, 323 hips-of-war, including 102 steamers, and 27,000 seamen. Austria has 540,000 men ; Prussia 223,000, and Rut ia 750,000. Troubles are anticipated in Australia be tween cross-breeds coming in. The Yankees are getting too numerous there for long peace and quiet under bayonet government, A letter from Vienna states that Austria and Prussia together, in case of war with France, could bring into the field two mil liana of men. Last year there were (en thousand hogs driven to Madison from Trimble and Henry counties, Ky. This year the number will reach sixteen thousand. Silt Manufacture. The manufacture of ilk, of various descriptions, is carried on lo considerable extent in Camden, nearly 100 persona are employed in the business. Yamkcb Sulivan is seriously addicted to ossification of the hear; and liver J in plain word, those useful machines in man's phial cal life are taming into bone. Old Matthews, tbe comedian, died of ossifioalion of the heart. Sullivan has been thumped enough to be ossified all over ! ID VVe would call your attention to the advertisement of Swaim's Panacea, for the Ltrt of aorofula in another column. ID-P0tS0NiNG.O Thousands of parents who use Vormifuge composed oi caster oil, calomel, ate., are noi aware, that while they appear lo benefit the patient, they are actually laying the fonnda- lions lor a series oi ueseases, sucn as saliva tion, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &e. In another column will be found the adver. lisement of Hobensack's Medicines, to which we ask the attention of all directly interested in their own as well as their Children's health. In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising from those of a bilious type, should make use of lha only genuine medicine, Hoben sack's Liver Pills. 1C7 ,:Be not deceived," but ask for Hoben sack's Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and ob serve that each nns the signature of the Proprietor, J. N. I10BENSACK, as none else are genuine. NARH1ED, On the 9th inst., by the Rev. K. A. Fisher, Rev. D. Y. Hrisler, Pastor of the (Jprmati Reformed Congregation, in Lewisbutg, to Miss Reber, of the same place. In Milton, on the lllh inst., by Rev. P. B. Reese, Mr Mamt.on Huff, to Miss Su sanna 11. Ziulkr, both of Montour co. d i i: d. On Monday last, in Chilisntinntie townchip. Mr. JACOB KLINE, aged 50 years. On Monday last, Mr. ANDREW KAR- ICHNER, aged about 80 yeats. On Monday last, Mrs. IRWIN, aged 30 years. On Tuesday last, Mr. MICHAEL POLL- MER, of Chilisquaqiie lp., aged 55 years I)C ittmkct Philadelphia Market. Nov. 17, 1852. Fi.our anu Meal. The market is firm ; sales of fresh ground for rxpoit at S.. ami good brands for city consumption, nl $41 a S5. Exiru Floor is held at 84 87 u 5J. Rve Flour. Last sales at S4. Coiin Meal. Last sales of Penna. ct $34 Wheat Sales of primo red at $110 ; and a lot of IVnn. while was .nade nl 115 cis Rve Is in demand ; sales at 87els. Corn Is scarce and held higher; sales of new Southern yellow at 75 a 80. Oats. Sales r" prime Souiherti at 42 43 els. Whiskey. Sales of bbls at 28e. and hhds at 27 cis. Baltimore Market Nov. 15, 1852. GRAIN. Sales of good to prime reds lo day at 108 a 110 cis.; and whiles as in quality, nl 1 10 a 115 cis. Corn has improved a little. Sales to-day of white at 75 a 78 cts., and of yellow nt 72 a 73 cis. Snlea of Pennsylvania yellow at 75a 76 cts , and some parcels as high us 78 cis. We qnole new Com, in shipping order, nt 65 a 67 cts., for both white and yellow, and damp parcels at 55 a 63 cts., as in condition. Sale of Maryland Rye to-day at 76 cts. Oats are worth 34 a 37 civ WHISKEY. The demand continues very active, and sales are making as fust as re ceipls come in nt 26 cts. for bid., some holders refusing that price. Sales of hlids. at 25 cents, SUNBUKY PUICE CUUIIUNT Wheat. 100 Rtk. .70 t'ous, 0 Oats. 37 Potatoes, - . . 37 Bctteii. - - - 18 Enos. ... 10 1'uIIK. ... 8 Flaxskf.ii. - - - - 100 Tallow. - - 12 TIkkswsx - 20 j Heckled Fl.x. ... 17 Dined Apples. - 100 al Do. Pkacues. - - 250 New Advertisements. Estate of ELIZABETH MAItTZ, Dee'd. NOTICE in hereby given that letters testamen tary have been granted to the subscriber on the estate of Elizabeth M aril, dee'd., late of Shu inokin township, Northumberland county. All persona indebted to said estate ur having claims against the same, are requested to call on the subscriber for settlement. " DAVID MARTZ, Executor. Shamokin tp., Nov. 13, 1852.-Cu o1wi1ans' court sale. BY virtue of an orJer of the Orphan' Court of Northumberland county, of November Tern, 1852 granted upon the application of Henry C. Ever, administrator iie iioxis xox of the estate of John Snyder, dee'd., will be sold by public vendue or out cry, on WEDNESDAY, the Hth of December neit, at 10 o'clock A. M., at the house of Henry Usckhruse, in Union county, the following real estate to wit : a certain ISLAM), situate in the Susquehanna river at or neai Mr Kee's half Falls, containing about two mid one half seres, more or less, und known as the Sny der Island. Terms made known on the dav nf sale. HENRY O. EYER, Adm'tor. November 13, 1852. Is. Estate of JAMES THOMAS, Dee'd. NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad ministration have been granted lo the suit serilier on ti e estate of James Thomas, dee'd.. late of the town of Shamokin, Northumberland county. All persons indebted to said estute or having claims against the same, are requested to call on me subscrihcr tor settlement. JACOI1 MOCRER, Adm'r. Chamokin, Nov. 6, 1863. Ct. BRXTTANNIA WARE MANUFACTURERS. rpHE SUBSCRIBERS having just entered - into the above business iu all its branches, take this mode of calling the attention of Coun try Merchants, and others to their NEW STYLE and PATTERNS, also the quality of material, ss we flatter ourselves not to be best in workmanship or material. Tbe following, in part, consist of our assortment : LAMPS and Lamp Screws; LADLES; Cos tor Friines; BED PANS ; TUMBLERS; PITCHERS with lids COFFEE POTS and TEA POT8; Slop Bowls; SUGAR BOWLS; CREAM CUPS ; BEER MEASURES; Cof. fee Hoppers CANDLESTIC8 ; SPOONS, of all sizes; etc., &c We will be hsppy to receive orders for Sam ples, by mail, at our place of business, No. 109 RACE ST., or QUARRY ST, above Second st, PHILADELPHIA. N. B The subscriber still continues to man ufacture Csndlt Moulds, Syringes, Surgical In etruments, 4c, at his old place of business, No. 100 Race 8treet, Philadelphia, to which I would call ths special attention of Csndls Manufactu rers. JOHN CALVT.RLEY. Philadelphia, Nov. 6, l852.3oo. SUNBUltY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL. CHERRY PECTORAL: For ike Care COUGHS, GOLDS. HOARSENESS, BROW OHITXS, CROUP, ASTH MA, WHOOPINa.COUOH AND CONSUMPTION. Alany ycftrft of trial, .intend of .mpnirii.g the public cin fniciico in tint medicine, Juts won fur it nn appreciation ami uotiicty by far exceeding tlio mot aaituiue expechi tiojuol iufiicnds. Nothing hut its intrinsic virtue end the untnidUikoulile benefit conferred on thuiiaundt nf mi Mer er, could originate mid tnniiitnin the reputation it enjoys. While ninny inlcri.tr remedies thrust upon UkI community, have failed and Ixx-n discarded, this hna pained triends by every trial, conferred hrncfits on thenlHicied they can nev er forget, and produced cures too numerous and remarka ble to be forgotten AVhile it in a fraud on thenuhlic to are tend tliat onv one medicine will infullihly cure slill theie is abumlnut proof that the Cherry Pkctokal djes not only as a euifral -hing, hut almost invariably cure the nududies for which il is euij'Ioyed. As tiino nukes these fuels wider and better known, this medicine has arurtiinUv lecome the best reliance of the alllicled, fiorn the log cabin of the Ainerienn Peasant, to the priluces of Kurobe and Kings. Tliroudtout this entire conniry, in every rUtlo, city, and indeed almost every hit in lei it contains, 1'HKitn r Pkctokal is known as the best remedy ex t tint for diseiues of the Throat und Luuirs. and in in.niy foreign countries, it is coming to be exten sively u.fcti ny im-tr uit l intelligent 1'ttj sicions. in uietu llritutn, Km lire ntid (ieriimny, where the medical sciences huve reached their highest perfection, Cherry I'ectobal is introduced, and iu eonstunt use in the Armies. Ilospi tuls, Alms Houses, Public lnsliiituins, and in domestic pruciiee, as the snrem remedy their Httendiua: Physicians can fin pi fur the m re dungeious n flections of the Imurn. A 'so nt milder ctiscs, mid for childien il is safe, pi. Hsunf and cuVWunl to cure. In fact, ft nue of the most llotlering tesliinoiiitilB we receive have Iteeu from ptircuts who hnve found it eilieaei us in cases uuiticulurlv inciden tal lOClllldlKKKt. iheliiRRRY Pectoral is manuftietiirrd bv a m net i cut Chemist, and cvry fimee of it under his own 6' e, with nivnriiiblu act-nrney and cure. It is smhul uud protected by luw from a-'iinleriVils. ciiscnuen(lv eun be relied oil as genuine without niltiltfrutiiii. We hnve endrnvorcd here to furuioh the eittnmunitjr with a medicine of such intrinsic sunr ri .ritv nnd worth as should commend Itself to their cnnfutenrj n remedy at once safe, speedy und effectual, which this hits by repeiited nnd countless trials proved itself to be ; and liusi by great c:ir in preparing it with chemical hi cur.icy, of nnif Tin streitcih toufl'.rd ntvsiriiiUM a iew turent tin which th-v oui rely for the bst ri-siilts, nml the utile ltd with a tenuity '""i in iiu i r mrin hii inui inetnenie can no. Prepared at.d sold by JAMES C. AYER, Practical Chvmi.it, Lowell, Mats. S.lM ill Slilll.nrv hv II M ASSEIl. nn.l l.v . . . j - . - j urno'j;ist rnrrullv throup.u : 1 the b'tute. INovcnil.cr 13, 1852. lyce.lmo ADJOURNED ORPHANS' COURT SALE. N" pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court ot INorllitimlicrlanil county, will be exposed to public siile on TUESDAY, the Mth day of November next at the House of Christian Albert in Jackson township. The following renl estate to wit; All the interest oi the following named heirs of Peter Brubnkcr, lute of Lancaster county, dee'd., to wit : Henry liruboker's inlcrjst 2-14 parts; Anna Ks ti r and Mary Hollini;er. children of Mary liol lingcr and Rr.ind-cliil.licn of Abruhum Ilrubaker, of Lancaster county, dee'd., their interest, the undivided one fourteenth p-irl ; Andrew Urubaker, minor child of Jacob lirubaker, dee'd., and a grand-child of 4 brtilirvni Urubaker, dee'd., the un divided one fourteenth part of the upcr part of the Island foincrly known us "Whites Island," situate in Ihe Susquehanna in Jackson township, late Muhonny township, Northumlicrland county, about 12 miles below Suubury, containing; 131 Acres, 74 pcrcl.es or thereabouts, adjoining lands of Ucnjimin 8irickler, with the appurtcncnccs. l.ate the estate of Abraham Ilrubaker, dee'd. Sale lo commence at 10 o'clock A. M., of said day when the terms of sale will be made known by JOHN STKICKLER, (iKO. KKODYi (JAUUIEI. BliAR, Guar dians. JOHN IltUsKY, J Tlio interest of all the other heirs will N. 13. be offered f ir sale nt the same time and place. hiAMUEI. UKLUAKEK, A cent for the other heirs. For further information inquire of FKUDUi'ICIC LAZARUS, 121. Punbury Pa. By Order of the Court, ) J. I. PI KlSlil,, (.Ik. (). C. Nov. 6, 18.')2. 4t ) "A Penny saved is a Penny Earned." MAliPLE S BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY, And Job Book Bindery, Market above Centre Street, Pottsville, Pa. I.ANK lioo'.a bound nnd ruled in any and every style, iu the most durnblo nnd sub- sluuUnl manner, with or without printed Heads. 1 ersnn in want of Ledgers, Dockets, Day Hooks, Minute Dooks, journals, Letter Hooks, ljlollers, Keecipt Books, Coal Ledgers, Ac., &c.. or any kind of lilunk Books, would do well to give mu a rail as I pledge myself to give satisfac tion. Paer ruled to any pattern desired. Par ticular attention paid to Binding all kinds of old Hooks, Bibles, II V in n -Cooks, tilrason's Pictorial, Sheet Musir, Shakupeare's works, Life of Christ, Luw Hooks, &c, fie. (iodey's Lady Uooks, Ciriihain's .Magazine, Snrtniu's Magazine, Harper's Mng'jxine, Joscphus's works, Auv of the above or other books hound ill full gilt, plain or fancy t suit Ihe wishes of customers. I would again call the uttenlion ol my Mends and customers, to the fact that I have been a Practical Book Binder for the last 18 vrnrs, and thev ran depend on having Iheir woik done in the very best munner, and do the work myself; I use ths best paper & material; pirate give me a call my churges arc reasonable and fair, hut there is no difficulty about prices where work is done satis factorily. N. B. Persons having Boos lliey want Bound can scud them by stue direited to me stating, the the style tl.ey wish them bound in : I will do them as low as they can be done any where, cure fully rack them uu and return them ; Also per sons ran send orders for Blank Books fay mail, which will be punctually attended to. All work done ut short notice. B. L. MARPLE. Practical Book Binder, rottsville, Nov. C, 1832 6m. FANCY FUR STORE. THE subscriber invites the public in generol to cull und examine his large stock of KAN' of Fitch. tStonc. Martin, Lynx, French Sable and Squirrel Mull's, Boas, Victorias, cic. Also, uiuck aim uo u ding by the bale. rr The highest prices pain lor eniri i.w FURS, such as Red snd Grey Fox, Mink, Rac coon, Muskrut, Ac. 9I1H li.. nrrrtt n TinnFS. which will be sold cheap, by the bale or single Kobe. 1 ....... . . .. .1 . TIT liCllltUE. I. nujianiiii Importer & Kur Dealer, No. 13 8. 4th st. Philadelphia, Nov. 6, 1852 Sine Fresh and Spiced Oystert ! ir AVING settled at Northumberland, ( am now creoared to furnish Fresh and sni- ced Oysters during the whole season at re duced prices. You can depend upon them being fresh, as 1 shall receive them daily, (Sundays excepted) and when landed here, they are only 16 hours out of tbe shell. All persons at a distance, who are in want or the above article, can have them sent per dozen or siugle can by addressing W. H. VICKERV, at Burr's HoleL Northumberland, Oct. 16, 1S2. LUUl' I'jJLJ THE ROAD TO HEALTH I IIOLLOWAY'S PILLS. cCrk op a DtsoTtDEnnn liver and bad ' DIGESTION. Copy of a Letter from Mr. R. IF. Kirlus Chemist, 7, Prtscot Street, Livtrpool, dated 6th June, 1851. Tn ProfrsKir Homowat, Vor Pills and ointment Irnre stood the llistist oa our sale list of 1'iuprirtory McJicines f.if sums yenrs. A enitntncr, to whom I enn rcfor fur any enquiries, desires me U let roo know ths particulars of her ense. She hail been truuhled fui years with difml.-ietl liver and bail digestiun On the fast occasion, however, the rlrulelire of the attack wni an abirmiiiK, and the itirluminnllvn set hi so sryerely, that doubts were entcrlainrd If her n it keini ?, J? "S!,p 'lerili fortunately she was induced lo try your Pills, and she imorms me thnt nrtef the first, and . J ,"Md'" '"- "h had ureal relief. Blie cmu'iiucd l2. 3 . "'"J. '' slthonsh she used only three Hoses, she is now in the enjm.nt of perfect health. I con Id have sent you many o,scs, hot the ntvefro,n the ..vssitt or 7 . 7 ' Ihe ntK.DT ' think, speaks much in favor of your astomrhing Pills. n. W. KIRKUS. AN EXTRAOnntNAltY Cl nE OF RIlKt MATIC FEVER, IN VAN D1KMEN 8 UNU ' C Copy of a Letter inserted in tht Hobart Town Courier, of the Ut March, 1851. by Major J. Walch. Marmrtt M'Conntran. ninrtrfn rMri sr ws ..:. n..- New lown. had been mifleriiiR fr.nn a vioknt iheumatic fever for upwnrds tyf two mmitha,-which had entirely d prived her of the um of her limbs ) during thin period the woi under the care of the moat eminent medicnl men in Hobart Town, and by them her caw waa emmdered hope leaa. A Irietid prevailed nnon her Ui lrr lloll twnv'a eelt. brated PilU, which che eotiaciited to do, and in an iiicredi ble short apace of time they r (Tee ted a perfect cure. CL'HK OF A PAIN AND TIGHTNKSS IN Tllli CHEST AND STOMACH OF A I'KUSON M YKAKtS OF AUK. From Messrs Tkew If Sont Pioprietors of tke Lynn Advertiser, ttho can vouch for the following statement. August 1851, To 1'tofcMor HullowaT, j Sin, 1 desue to benr testimony ti tlie got d effect of , IIoII.iwuv'b F 1 1 lit. For 'ine veura I aiiltuied e vet el v frum : a pain and lihtneM in the Htoinut-li which was also uceoin puniid by a .shortness of brciith tliat prevented nra truin wu Iking a Ik ut. 1 um b4 cuib ol ae.and i otwitlivtiiiuhng my uuvuticcd Male of life, these 1'it s huve s.i iclieved me. Ui:it 1 am devirtius that others should be inaite acquuiultd wi'h their virtues, lain now rendered, by iheir iiienns, coiiiuiiatively active, und enn tnke exercise withuut incon venience or Klin, which 1 could not do Uf. re. (Siguwl) JIKNKV COE, North street. Lynn, Norfolk, These celebrated Pills are wandei fully ejjxea ciovs in the following complaints Ajjue Asihma llilious Complniuti DUjtches on lha Dropsy Dyscntnry Krysipclua i'umule Irregtt Inllninmatioit Jaundice Liver Con piftiuu T.umUigi Piles Kheumatisra Hetention of L'rine Scurlula, or Hint's Evil St-c ndury Skiu i&rmes J) wel Compluiuts Fevers of all i.oiii-a Constiition of the Bowels Consumption Debility S re I hronts Tie Douloureux kinds Fits Gout Ilnud.ai'ha lll:ligestioii Stone urnl liravel Tumours symptoms Ulcers Vt'iiereal Aft'cetiuns Worinsol'ull klisls eiikncss, from whatever cause &t., ita. Sold at the l'stalilislilllent of Professor IIoLLoWAT, 2U, Siruml, (ucur Temple liar, Ignition.) sud by all rctnecUilila Driiggikts and Dealer, in Medicines llir.Hig'hout lite tlriti.h Kniiire, it thoe of the United Jtnlrp, in lioxes at 37c., e7c, andtfl 5th'. each. Wholesale by tlie principal Drug liouftcs in the I'nhai, ami by .Messrs. A.B. 61 V. 9axds, New York, 17 There Is a considerable saving by taking the larger sizes N. B. Directions for the guidance of patients In every disorder are allixed to each bl. October 43, Ml, ly. GUEAT EXCITEMENT. WILLIAM A. KNOBB, TJ ESPEU TFULLY informs the public gener ally that he has just received and opened the best and cheapest stock of Fall and Winter Goods, that has ever been brought to the county. His stock consists of every variety of Dry Goods, viz : Cloths, Cassimcrs, Sattinetts, Veslings, Dril lings, Linens, Muslins, Jeans, and all kinds of Winter Goods. Also a splendid variety of Ladies Dressand Fancy goods, Calicees, Ginghams, J)c Lai ncs, Shawtsand every variecy of (Joods unliable for Ladies wear. Also, an extensive assoi tm'nt of Silk, Beaver, Fur If Slouch Hats A large uud veil selected Assortment of Boots and Shoes of ft ery ikscripton and size. Also, a large assortment of Groceries, Such as Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Mulasscs, Spices of all kinds. Also a large assortment of Hardwars and Quecnsware, Fish, Suit and Liquors such as Gin Brandy, Kum and Whiskey, besides Ihe largest and most general assortment of all kind of O'oods to be had in the county. All the above mentioned goods will le sold at such redured prices as the can not he got for elsewhere. Country produce of all kiiuh taken in exchange at the highest market prices. Also, For sale a two horse spring wagon and a buggy. Augusta twsp., Octolicr 19, 1852. 6m. The only Tiue I'otlrait of Washington. Jl'ST PUBLISHED, T. U. WKI.CI1S MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON, Engraved (by permission) from Sluart'a wit original portrait, in the Allienenm, Boston. fptllS superb picture, engraved under tils superliileiid X. eitec ol THOMAS 81 l.l.V, Kt., the eminent and highly gil'trd iirlist, ia lite only correct likcjicss of Wash. Iiiuum evr pulilmlied. Il lius been characterised as the Krealest work of url ever prialitcet! in tins country. As lo its litlehtv, we relei to the letters of the adt.ptcd sui of 'iiiliini;lol, UI'.tlittiK VA!II1XUTI)N PARK CTS TIS, who kis, "it is u fuiilnnl represciitutioit ol the cel. ebrate.1 original," uikI to CI1IKI-" JL'fTICK TA.VKY of the Supreme Courl of the Lulled sHttcs, who says, "Ass work of url its excellence and hcuuty mutt strike every one who sees it : uud it is no Ices happy iu its likeness to the l-'uthcr of his e.'iiulry It was my good foituue to have seen him in the duysof my boyhood, and his whole, lipicuruHce ia yet strongly iinpiesaed on my U!ensry. The pollruil you liave iwiued uppears lo lite U t un csaet likeness, repri-seiituifr pcrleclly the expression us well lis Ihe t'i mid features ol Ihe luce." And anyaSICN A'J'Oll CASS, it i u liie-like rcpreseulutiiin ol the areut uriuinal. rili:sll)r.T FII.L.MuHE a, ",lie wor, n,,,ears ki me lo h tve been adiuirulily executed and ciniiiently wor thy of the itronne of the public." Kujs M AKL'II ANT the eminent portrait iwiiuter, und lire pupil of Stuart, ''your print to my mind is more remarkable thnnuny other I have seen, for preseiiliiifr the whole uulividuMlllv of the original portrait, lif. ethei with the if .Ida and disn'ined re 'se of air and manner, which all who ever saw hnn eon sidered a itiaikeil charucleristiv of the illustrious man il commeuionites.n For the prent merits of this picture we would refer eve ry lover ol Washington lo the portrait itself, to be seen at I lie office of this paper, and lo the tellers of lha following. Artists, Statesmen, Jurists ami Scholars accmupaiiyins; it, AKTISTS .Miireliuutand Klliol, of New York; Nea fie, Kolhermel, and Ijinilwlin, of Phihslelphia ; Chester lunlnig, of lioston ; Chailes Fraser. a I'tiarli-aton. 8. C.j mid to the adopted aon of Wnshingt.ai, ll.t. licirge V. H. Cuslis, himself an artist. STA'l'KS.MKN. Ilia txeel lency Slillianl Fillmore, Major Gen WinQcld Set, lion, lieorge M. llullas, lion. William It. King, lion. Punid Webster, IIimi. Linn Uoyd. Hon. Lewis Cuss, Hon Wu. A. liruluim. Hon. John l. Kennedy, Hon. H. C. Winthn p, I. I.. I). JL'IIISTS II. ,u. Koger H Tnney, ll.ai. John Hacr. Hon. John McLean, Hon. Itufus Chonte. Stilt IL AIIS. Charles Fols un, F.si., the well known librarian of the ti'iatiui Alheneuin, who says, o would rather own It tliau any puinted copy I have ever seen ;" K. V. Whip pic, Kichurd llildrelh. Hon. lUlw. F.vercll. I.I. U , Jared Snrks, 1. 1,. I)., William 11 Present. I.I. U., Washingnn living. Ralph W. Emerson, I'aai.. Prof. T. C. I plmni. 1. T. 11 end lev, Fits Green Hallcck, II. W. IxHigl'ellr.w, Wm. (iilinoreSiinms; and FROM F.I'ROl'E, Lord Tallourd, T. B. Mncauley, Pir Archiliild Alison, ijnrA Mayor of lindoii, iLt. e ke. THE PRESS, thrinishoal the en tire ruion, have with one voic troclairued ilut merits of Ihis superli engraving. To enable all to jioearsa this valuabU trensuie, it is sold at tlie kw nuce of aA per eopv. Published hy GEORGE W. CIIII.1)!), N. W. eornec of Fifth and Arch sireeis, Philadelphia. V. U. BYERl.Y, Sole ageut for the Stales of Eas'.ern rennsylvania and Delaware. This Portrait can only be olitaiued from Mil. BYER I.Y, or fr .in his duly authorised agents. Arrungemenla have been uuhIo with tha Post Oltiee De. portmeiit, by which copies of lha Portrait eoa bs acid lo any point, per mail, lu perfect order. 7 Heiauia by reniittiug Fivs Dm.tli tn D. D. BY. Kit I.Y, Philadehdiia, will have a oopy ol the Portrait sent lo thein free of IN use. FT Maguiriemit Girt Frames, got up expressly foe llteaa Portraits, furnished at die low pries of fri,U0 eao. justIssued, A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT Of GENERAL JACKSON, Engraved by T. B. WELCH, ESQ.. after the original portrait painted by T. SULLY, ESQ. This Portrait will bs a match for Um Washington, sjid is in svary raspaet as wail gnt up. Trie liJJO par eopv. Address as above. phudlrhm, Ort. Jo IMS GEORGE W- ZIMEUMAN. yENITIAN BLIND MANUFACTURER, No. 61 Arch Street, four doors nbovo Sccontl, PHILADELPHIA, CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF BLINDS, Which for style of finish and workmanship rannot te urpse(l. Wliolesnle and Retail at the lowest l-rices. Also TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES AND REED IiMNUH WHOLESALE, AT MA.NtlFACTL'RERS' PRICES, tp MERCHANTS and others ars invited to call and examine. 1'hllndnlpliin, August 81, 18S2 ly. ANOTHER LATE ARRIVAL OF CHEAP GOODS. TOILING- & GRANT. RESPECTFULLY Inform their customers and the puhlie, that they have just receiv etl snd opened the best snd cheapest stock of Fall and Winter Goods that has ever been brought to 8nnbury. Their stock consists of every varie'y of Dry Goods, viz : Cloths, Cnssimeres, Sattintls, Frsfirigs, Flannels, Wollens, Ifc., And all kinds of Fall & Winter Wear. Also a splendid variety of LADIES DRESS & FANCY GOODS, Culi'focs, Ginghams, Chintzes, De Laines, Berages, Anil every variety of goods suitable for La dies wear. Also an extensive assortment of Caps ron Mkk and Boxs. Also a large assortment of CillOCERIES, SUCH A3 Sugar, Teas, Coffee, Molasses, Spices of all kinds. Also a large assortment of HARDWARE and QTJEENSWARE, Fish, Salt and Plaster. Also a trcsh supply of DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Besides the largest and most general assort ment of all kinds of goods to be had in this place. Dt" Country produce of all kinds taken in ex change at the highest market price. Sunbury, Nov. 13, 185S. OYSTERS ! THE undersigned is thankful for past fa vots ami hopes to continue in the confi dence of his old costomers and friends and Ihe public generally. He is now in daily re ceipt of the best of Baltimore Oysters, put op bv A. Field, Esq., who is celebrated lor put ting up a good article. His oysters are open ed the same morning, they leave for this place and are consequently only about IB hours on the way. He can send oysters all directions by stages, boat and other convey ances. Price cans 81,25, half cans 624 cents. N. B.--Apnly at the residence of the sub scriber or at Lee's, or Haas's ll.ilel. PHILIP SHAY. Northumberland, Oct. 16, 1852. tf. NEW Tobacco, Snuff, 15 Scgar WAltEIIOISE. THE suliscriliers respectfully inform Country Merchants that we have now on hand a general assortment of the best VIRGINIA BRAND TOCACCO. Cavendish 5s. Lump 8s. Lump 6s. Plug, Ac, at the Manufacturers lowest prices. Also a fine assortment of Foreign snd Domestic Segarj, Snuff, 8tnoking Toliacco, Pipes, Pipe Heads, cVc, which we will sell at the lowest prices. 8. WOODWARD & CO., S3 North Third tilrect, Philadelphia. September 4, 1852 3m. 500 AGENTS WANTED Si 000 a viar. WANTED in every County of the United States, active and enterprising men to en gage in the sale of s)ine of the heat Uooks pub lished in the country. To men of good address, posessing a srpall capital of from $-5 to Si 00, such inducements will be ollcrcd as to enable them to make from S3 to $10 a day profit. The Uooks published hy us are all Useful in their character, extremely popular and com mand large sales wherever they are offered. For further particulars, address, (posrage paid,) DANIELS 6t GETZ, Successors to W. A. Leary & Co.; No. 138 North Second Street, Philadelphia. Philadelphia, Oct. 2, 1852 tf. LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS. J. C. OBKIITEUFFER, S. E. Cor. Ninth and Maple Sis above Race, PHILADELPHIA. INVITES the Ladies of the City and Country to mil end examine, his snlendid Stock ol Trimmings, which has been selected with the ut most care. Mr. O. being efiahled, from his experience iu the business, to take advantage of the wholesale market, is able tu sell as low as any other estab lishment. Mr. O. was formerly principal con ductor of the extensive business of Mr. J. W. Hurstman, No. 204 Chestnut Street, and his ex tensive experience will be a guarantee of bis ability to do justice to his customers. His Stock comprises Ihe following. Silk, Worsted, and Cotton Curtain Fringes, Binding, Tsssels snd Cord, Silk and Worsted Blind do, Silk, Woollen, snd Cotton Hoisery, Gloves, Combs, Brushes, Soaps, Perfumery, &c Woollen and Cotton Knitting and Darning Yarn, Porto Monnaies, Furnished Work lioxes, Brace lets, and Fancy Articles generally. Call and examine for yourselves. Philadelphia, September 25, lR52.--6m. K 70RNEI.II B. I. F. IIAKF.ll. W. C. BAKER. Cornelius, linker t$ Co., MANl FATt ltEnS OF Lamps, Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures, &c. STORE NO. 176 CHESTNUT ST Manufactory iVo. 181 Cherry St., jPHZZsADEXsPHZA. April 10, 1852. tf. DAVID COOPER, COMMISSION MERCHANT FOR THE 8AI.E OF Fish, Provisions, c, Jo. 9 J"orik Wharves, phuadelphia. April 10, 1852 ly. ' SUNBURY FERRY. HENRY W. BL'CHER informs the public that ho has taken the Sunbury Ferry and as he Is now well prepared Willi good and suffi cient crafts he will be enabled to accommodate the public with prointness snd despatch. April 10, 1852. tf. HA IN PUMPS A small Dumber of these excellent pumps hsve been received and are offered for sale by H. B. MASSER, Sunburv, Nov. 6, 1858. MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES bindsomely eiacuted fur mI t tliii office, single or by tlia dozen. BLANK DEEUS printed on the teat quality of parchment paper, told at tha lowest prices 4t this office, by wholesale and rttail Dilworth, Branson $ Co. hiroRTKKs or & Dealers in Foreign snd Domestic HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C Au. 69 Market St., 1 door below 2d St, PHILADELPHIA. Whera they always iret on hand s large stool of every variety of Hardware, Cutlery, ic. Wm. Dilworth, Henry D. Landis, Samuel Branscn, James M. Vance. October 10, 1852. ly. CLOTHING ON CREDIT. Notice to all Dealers in Ready Made Clothing, 1 1ENNET k CO. request all who purchase rasdr mails J I CMh ins nn ercilit, to call ut ToWEil IIAI.I. ULOTill.NU BAZA AK, and see the great silvaiilnges they will have by purchasing for cash at this extensive estalWtslimcnt. This, and Una only, is the priiKiple on winch Uiey deal Willi sll their numerous customers, who have realized that at this honse they spore no court in producing the best CLOTHING, nt the lowest possible prices, and that the goods niacin at this honsn sre the best nude, most fashionable, aud much cheaper than any other house can afford tu sell the suuic qunlily of sooili, arising from tiieir binre manufacturing and importing facilities, lid their dctcrniiuutioii tomantain the principle of larjru soles and small profits. Their stock is most ample and complete. The particular attention of mereliania and dealers is Invited, who arc requested to call aud jutlgs for themselves, as we are satisfied tluit they eauuot fail to see ths advautugea they will have in purchasing fot cash, at TOWEIl HALL, 1!W MARKET street, between Fifth sud Sixth. BENNETT A CO., Proprietors. Philadelphia, October 16, lWi iin. SWAIM'S CELEBRATED PANACEA, FOR THE CURE OF Incipient Consumption.) Scrofula, General Debility, White Swelling Kneumatismi Diseases oj the hirer arti Skint and all Diseases arising from Impurities of the Blood, and the Effects of Mercury. SWAIM'S PANACEA hnn been fur innre thnn thirty years celebruted iu tliia country Bud in F.urope fur its exlrarjrdiiiarr cure fut the certiUcutesuf whiclircfcra.es is made to the directions nnd b-uks f which inuy tie hud gratis) accoiiiii iiig the 1'uimcjn. &ume of which frive the particulars of canes too frightful for general publication, where the nutieiits had been almost eaten up with Scrufuki, and were deemed iiicuruhle by l'hysicians. In hus been uicd in hospitals hikI private practice, and has had the singuliir fortune of being recommend id by the most cHehruted physicians and other eniinct persons. Among others by W. Oibson, M. D., Prof, of Purpcry, Pa. University. Vuleiitine Molt, M. 1., Prof, of Surg , N. Y. Univer sity. W. P. Dtwece, M. D., Prof, of Mid., Pa. University. N. Chapman, M. D., Prof, of Physic. Pa University. T. Parke, M. 1., Pres't Collrne of Physicmnsj PhlUt. Dr. Del Valla, Prol.of Medicine, Havana. Jose Kourence de taiz, Prof, of Surgery, Lisbon. J. Chipman. Member Roynl College Surgeons, Loudou. G. W. Krvhiff, late Minister to Spain. Sir Thomas Pearson, Mnj. Gen. liritish Army. Gilbert Kfttiertstw, British Consul, Ac, Ac. And als-, the wonderful cures etl'ected by tvsims Pan acesi have for many years made it an iuvuluable remedy. The Panacea does imM conluiu mercury in any for in, mid being an innocent preparation, it may be given tu the most tender iufunt. Tha retail price has been reduced to III 50 per bottle, (containing thiee ball pints) or three bottles for hi. BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. Pwmirn's Panocea is in round bottles, fluted longitudi nally, with the following letters blown on the glass : "SWAIM'S PANACEA PIIILAU A." and having the name of Jis 9vaim stamped on the seal ing wax, and wrilteu on the label covering the Cork, ami a splendid engraving for the side of the bottle. oiniMWud of geometric tame wortc, comprising nine time rent dies, which have been luriicd for the exclusive use of the pro prietor, bv Draper A Co , bank note engruvors, of Phila delphia, i n ihe centre is a portrait of the late Wm. Swuim copyright secured. ALSO, SWAIM'S VERMIFUGE. A valuable Family Medicine, being a highly approved remedy for all diseases a tiling from tk-tiiliiy of the diges tive organs, such as Worms, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery Fever and Ague, Weeding Piles, Hick Headache, Ac, Ao. See the Pamphlet (which may be had gratis) accompany ing the Vermifuge. Prepared only at SWAIM'S LABORATORY, THE OlsD STAND, Seventh street, below Chestnut, Philadel phia, ami sold by ull the respectable Druggists iu tho L ni ted State. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. Persons wishing obtain (he genuine SWAIM'S PAN AC K A and SWAIM'S VERMIFUGE, should bo careful to observe that the name SWAIM is spelled enrrcetly nn the bottles and tuliels, ur they irtny be linpfiscd on by medicines made in imitation iif them by a pel ami bearing a souicwhut similar name, well calculated to deceive. Philadelphia, October S, 1853. Smo. REIYIOVAL. TIIK old eslaWisherl POCKFT BOOK and MOROCCO CASK MANUFACTORY, located at &2 Chestnut Street fur the past TWENTY-ONE YEARS, has been removed to No. 205 ARCH STKF.KT, first li-or below Oth street, where cub be found the largest and best BKsortinent or the following articles, viz : Pttcket BNtks, Prt Folioa, Dressimr Cases, Writing Cuses, Bankers' Cases, Bank BiMk Holdem, Bill llttoks, Money Belts, Cigar Cuses, Itaz'tf Strops, Porte .Monnaies, Work Cases, Card Cases Needle Cases. F. H. SMITH, thankful for nost favors, hones bv alien- tit i, and with a determination to sell the best quality of gixids at the lowest prices, to receive a share of patronage. The Trade are requested to call and examine before pur chasing elsewhere. N. B. Uepairmr done with nmtness and dixpatch, F. II. SMITH, 303 Arch Street, Philadelphia. September 4, 1833 Jul. COMMERCIAL HOTEL. fpIIH Subscriber having leased the Public House, f.ir 1 inerly known as the American House, No. lei !. (Sixth Street, between Muritet and Chestnut Streets, bus changed the iiuiue of the smi.w to THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Bef s leave to inf)rm his frienils und the public, that th.s house has uiKlergnue a thioujih reiTiMletliiiK. renHiiins:, re pniiituig and reiuieriii)i, from attic lo basement. All en tire new outfit of furniture, bediliuv, A:e., he, liaa been procured from tbo most celebrated Manufacturers iai this city. From the central location, and its cloae proximity lothe Ruilrond Uex)ts, Steamb-.ttit Ijiiullngs. l'luees of AiiuiKe. incut, Fasliiouuble 'I'linroitclifnres uud I'uUic tenures, it oners induecmeuts to the Merchant visiting the eity oil business. C the Traveller seek ing pleasure To families and females visiting the citv, every facility will lie offered, and every comfort regarded to make Iheir visit agreeable and pleasant. A sliure of the public patronage respectfully solicited. MCOU U. I.I.IIO, JARKU lltVIM, Superintendent. l'rojirictor. rhlladclplua, Sej.t. 4, lh.V.1 Um- SOAP & CANDLE MANUFACTORY, No. 19 Wood St., beiu-ecn 2d If 3d Sts., and No. 17 North 6th Street, rilll.ADKLl'IHA. John Bancroft Jr. and Son, RE8PECTFCLI.Y inform Store-keeper. Mcr chants, &e., that tlif y Manufurture ami have for Sule, Palm, liite, Variegated, Yellow and Brown Soups, Mould and Dipped Candles, all of good quality and at reasonable prices. llr Cusb paid fur Tullow and rough Fat April 10 1852 ly. Wm. McCarty, Bookseller. TlF.8PECTFl'M.Y "informa liis frirn.la and J" the pulilir, tliat he lias remitted his Book Store, lo Market slreet, to tlie house occupied ly J. Naille, Esq., Attorney at I. aw, ncarlv op posite the Court House, on the north side, where keeps for sale emisluiiily ou huud a good assortment of books anil stationary. For .Sale A Ufgo hew i-piing uaggoa fit for , 3 or 4 horses. Sunbury, July t4, 185.. tf. TNK Botireau'e celebrated ink, and also Con L gies ink for sale, wholesale and retail by December 88. 1850. H D MASSER. ITMiESlI Vanilla Beaa of a superior quality, M. iu.t noaived and for sals by Jolt 1. 185J. H- B- MASSER. MORE KtW GOODS I THIRD Kicsh Arrival of Goodg T THC MCW STORK Of I. Mr. TENER & CO., t Nearly opposite Weaver's Hotel, Market St ) Sunbury, Northumberland County, Pa. WE have just received fresh sttlpply ol Goods adapted for the Pall and Winter to which we particularly call '.he attention of our friends end the public. Our grateful thanks ait due for the gellorotit support we have received from a deserving pub lie, and we hope lrr continue to earn that support by selling ell our goods at tha smallest profits. Our stock consists of Dry Goodg, Hardware, Qucentware, GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS, Sinulc and Doubled Barrelled Guns, Carpets, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bag, Umbrellas and Parasols, Hoots and Shoes, Hats and Caps. Looking Glasses, Wall Paper fur Room und Window Blinds, Ixwnons, Nuts and Candy, Salt, Mackerel, Dried Peef, Plain and Fancy Hams and Shoulder, NsilsV Window Glass, Point Stuff, Oils and Putly, Caf pet Chain, Cotton Lope and Yarn, ri'tu a Variety of other articles'. N. B. All kinds of country produce taken iri exchange at the highest market prices. I. W. TENER A CO. Sunbury, Sept. 25, 1852. ly.c WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTORY. G. L. Miller $ Co., South West cor. of Second tf Arch Streets, PHILADELPHIA . THE PROPRIETOS, having increased their facilities during the past season, now feel able to supply all who have or may be disposed to patronise them. Their tock comprises every variety of patterns of FLOWERS, LAND' SCAPE, GOTHIC, Ac, unsurpnsscd in quality, and which will be sold at our usual LOW PRICES. TASSELS, COHDS, BRASSES, Ac, n great variety. Shades made" to order, at short notice, for Stores, Churches, Lodge Rooms, &C. G. L. MILLER & CO., Depot, S. W. corner of Second and Arch ate. Phi.adclphia, Aug. 21, 1852. 3m. A LLEGHENY HOUSE, No, 580 MARKET Street, above 8th, Philadelphia. Under tha new arrangement the cars which arrive frum Pittsburg, Harrisburg, dec, will run to tha New Depot, corner of Schuylkill 5th and Market, In order to accommodate the public we will alwaye have our Coach at the New Depot on the arrival of the cars to carry Passengers to the Allegheny House, which ia in the centre of tho city. Our old friends will please ride down, and all who wish to patronise a House with a Good Table, Clean Beds, and accommodating assistants, will please give us it call. Term., One Dollar per Daji August 21, 1852 Cm. Valuable Property. Late the Estate of E. P. SHANNON, Esq., Of N orthumberland AT PRIVATE SALE. PTHE Bubscribcr., Executors of the Eslata of Enhraim P. Shannon, late Of the Bor ongh of Northumberland, offer at private saU( the following valuable Real Estate, viz: Lot No. 77, corner of Queen and Front Street, on which is erected a two story Brick UuilJlng, formerly occupied by the deceased as a Store and Dwelling, anil now occupied as such. There are also on the lot two frutna dwellincs; &c. Lot No. 52, situated in Market Street, on which is creeled a two story white Frame Dwellinp, kc, adjoining John Taggart, Esq., occupied by Cl.as. Knous. Lois Nos. 61), 70, 71 & 72, situate in Mar ket Slreet, a two slory white Frame Dwel ling, occupied by James Donly, and a stable is erecled on lots No. 69 & 70. The undivided half of Lot No. 120, situate on the corner of Duke and 4ih Slreet, on which is erected a two story dwelling, occu pied by Joseph McCallister. Lot No. 1S8, situate in Queen Street on which is erected a two story white Frame Building, occupied by John Burkert. Lot No. 60, situate at Northway and Wa ter Streets, on which are erected two Frame Dwellings and Stabling, occupied by widow Vandling and John Yandling. Also the undivided fourth part of lot 166, on which is erected a two story Frame Dwel ling, occupied by JVhn Vandyke. Also ten acres of cleared land, adjoining lands of John Deshay, on ihe East side of the Susquehanna, about three miles below Dan ville. Also Iwo adjoining vacant town lots, situ ated on the corner of Second and Orange streets, numbered in the general plan of Bor ough. Nos. 215 & 216. Also four vacant lots on Third and Orange Streets, numbered in ihe general plan ol said Borough, Nos. 209, 210, 21 1 & 212. Also four vacant lots fronting on Market and Si.lh Streets, running East to an Alley, numbered in the general plan of said Bor otish, Nos. 77, 78, 79 8: 80. Also four vacant lots fronting on Orange Street, and numbered in the general plan of said Borough, No. 185, 186, 187 & 188. The above property will be sold in parts or parcels to suit purchasers, on reasonable terms. For furlhrr particulars apply to John Cake, Esq., at Norlhnmbeiland, or to the subscribers. ALFRED KNEASS, ) P,, THOMAS STRAW BRIDGE, f " r, Northumberland, May 22, 1852. tf. JOHN V. MAKTIN, EGS leave to inform tils friends and the pub lic in general, that he is prepared in every rescrt to moke clothing after the most Fashionable Styles, ttp.d in ttic moot durable manner, and his price will be as reasonable as can be had in Sunbury or elsewhere, iu eush or approved country produce. Ho will ulwoya have tho advantages of the latest f.isliion plates, and in addition to bis arknowb edged skill iu cutting, ho will be assisted by tha direction of the most scientific publications rela ting to that art, now issued from the emporiums of fashion in the I'nited Slates. An endeavor will lie mado ulwiya to have work complctej when requiucd. His establishment is situated in Market Square, Sunburv-, nearly opposite the Post Office, in tha building formerly occupied hy Jacob Painter as a hatter sliop, where it will be a pleasure lo liira lo see his friends, and make auch work for thera as is within Ihe line of his business. Sunbury, August 11, 1858. tf. County land Warrants- f SMIOSE having bountv tano warrams in mc,.. 1 possession and wishing to disiiose of them can find a ready sale by applying at the residence- of Ihe subscriber near enamoain um. inion P.. He will also attend to tha obtaining of bounty land warrants from the Departaenl al a reasonable recompense. Sunbury, August II, 1S3J. am. WM. If. ROCKEFELLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW SUIVni'RY, PA. Dec. 13, 1861. tt
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