'.foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE
AKCTIC.
CUT BR FROil EUROPE.
0 Mrs. Stoue-Turkish Affairs Un
-DceW in Flour and Wheat.
AreiOf0RKi J 18. The steamship
mornitiTei1 Ytk. Sunday
Mm. Slow.r vPengeri, including
" The Africa
jn4t ',f'liloii Sun Jay, the 4lh
Turkish affairs
ince la.t advicei?J,"l,;rone no chanSB.
with regard 10 .he U 'e' k',own
.... 1 ' intentions of ac-
ile. Turkey hud
jent an explanatory mi.
sto to the Euro
pean Piitipera llnnn tvliir.
hat France had notified b'n wns rc?ored
... taken must be at his o?' an' f,,rlher
Since it has been known i7.eri," , ,
..... . . lcland that
the Austrian Government is air
tiale a new loan, many orders lia,
ceived from English house to 8b.
cent. Stock.
The news that the exportation o
from Wallachia was prohibited, is cont?r"
led. :
Information from Hamburg is that AsiaJ
cholera, w hich for several w eeks lias appear
d there in single or isolated instances only,
forming w hat is technically called "spoiadic',
cases, is now assuming an epidemic form.
There appears to hare been in all from 160
to 180 cases of the disease, about two-thirds
of w hich have been fatal, a circumstance
which proves the extreme virulence of ils
character. The last accounts from Copenha
gen give for that city attacks 7,237, and
deaths 3,946, out of a population of about
200,000. At the same rate of mortality the
leaths in Loudon would amount lo 40,030.
The news which has reached l lie rapitul
from the provinces is satisfactory. There
have been large arrivals of English ur.d
American breadsliifTs at Havre, and prices
hare consequently declined hy 2f. per cask.
At Marseilles, where the prices of grain had
gone dow n in consequence of the increased
supply, quotations are again looking up.
A Vienna correspondent, wiiliugon the 1st
inst., says :
It is no longer doubted here that the Porte
has appliqdjo the Four Powers to guarantee
the evacuation of the Principalities. Red
aehid Pasha's object evidently is lo make
the occupation of Moldavia and Wallachia
a European instead of a mere Turkish ques
lion. The Prcsse contains a Bucharest letter
of Aug. 22d, which came by way of Herr-manst.-ult,
in Transylvania. The following
passago exactly corresponds with information
contained in a private letter from another
city, which must be nameless. "Russia can
hardly quit the Principalities now, nnd the
inclemency of the autumnal weather will
soon render 1 heir complete eradiation per
fectly impossible." The Hamburger .Voct
richtcn tells almost the same story.
Floi-b Owing to the fine weather, there
has been a decline equal to Is. per bbl. A
decline has also ocnirree in France, and pur
chases made for the French market, have
been resold. Pi ices are irregular. Western
Canal is quoted at 29s.
The French Government having fixed a
low price for bread, is using every means in
its power lo keep down the pi ices. The
grain markets on the Continent are all report
led lo be lower. The Piussian Government
has declined interfering in the prices of
grain in that country.
Whkat There has been a decline of 4d.
tipon wheat.
Thk Cause ok Vibh-k. We find the fol
lowing advertisement in the Evening Argust
with a request that "papers fiiendiy to the
cause o( virtue will please copy."
Wanted Immediately By one who is
constitutionally opposed to stealing, and too
much of an American to bea either of the
following situations : E litor, Reporter, Steam
boat Ca plain, Conductor, "Pica Setter" Clerk
ship, Salesman or Travelling Agency rather
than be idle, would have no conscientious
scruples of taking charge of a small congre
gation, upon Ameiican piineiplcg. Apply lo
Cap'.. F. D. May, Evening Argus Oliice.
Washington Items. The Russian Miui
er, it is said, spent some time in the Slate
Vpartment, yesterday, communicating lo
ecretary Marcy the fact, ihut Russia ap
roves the course of Austria, in the Kusta
Hair. ,
The Tieasury Department has received
om Simeon Draper, a full return for the
onies placed in his hands by Secretary
jrwin, for lha purchase of Government
ock. Mr. Diaper, originally held 81,700,
10 ; he has relurned SI, 400,000 in Stocks,
d the balance in money.
The proceedings of lha Democracy at Sy
nise, have shocked political calculations at
ashington. Senator Dickinson's letter,
s, also, produced a sensation in high politi
1 quartets.
The Washington gossip nf the Tribune is
ponsibla for lhe following court rumor:
'Still doubl Dix's gelling the Ftench mis
1. It still adheres to the opinion that
hing will get it. It only depends upon
question, and that is to be solved by a
r in Baltimore a descendant of Charles
ill of Carolllon. Should she decide that
inter in Paris would be ugieeable lo her
he wife of the American Minister, then
b dishing will ba appointed forthwith,
otialiom ara going on, and w ill be con
ed ibis month, when Caleb will know
lestination. Thore is only one obstacle,
that can be lemoved at any lime, by
j's becoming a Catholic, taking up the
and saluting the virgin. It is said the
ady has "lands, and beeves," but that
ishop wishes her to make them over lo
er church, before committing herself,
uijpiness, and fortune lo a Vankee poll,
i.
pc Cmple or oca SAviota." The
de Bruxellet says that the Pope has
ha Duke of Brabant a fiagment of the
of lhe manger which forme! the eratfe
r Saviour. When this precious relic
resented lo hi Royal Highness, he is
1 have been much affected. The Puke
i 18 yean.
CHANGE IJt CANAL APPOINTMENTS.
. As a matter of general information we pub
lish the subjoined resolution, recently adop
ted by the Board of Cannl Commissioners.
The reason for making this change in I lie
time of making appointments to oliice on the
public ivorks is, we understand, founded on
the obvious necessity of making the term of
service of receiving and disbursing officers
correspond with the fiscal year:
Philadelphia, Sept 14, 18f3.
Resolved, That in pursuance of resolution
passed on the 16th day of December, 1852,
the Board will, on Tuesday, the fust day of
November next, proceed to consider applica
tions for, and to make appointments to, th
various offices on the canals and railroads of
the Commonwealth for the fiscal year endinc
November 30, 1854. Extract of the Journal
of the Board of Canal Commissioners-,
THOMAS L. WILSON, Secretary.
Fishy. It is said that the bell of the en
gine Mississippi, which exploded on a Geor
gia road, a few weeks ago, came down and
lodged in the steeple of a church, several
miles from tho accident. Al'any rate, it was
found there, hung ready for ringing. '
D I 11 I).
In this place, on Sunday last, Mrs. JANE,
wife of John Co I slier, Esq., aged about 90
years.
In Taylorsville, Schuylkill county, on the
ih inst , SAKAH ELLEN, daughter of Pe
,K. anil Margaret Fisher, aged tf mould,
'eks mid 5 days.
l)c ilkvlicts.
Philadelphia Market.
Sept. 22. 1853
quiet and pi VM eal.-TI.o flour market in
gionnd sold a!!ra,,Jr-1 . A lo1.0' lr"h
.ly demand lo? 'l'T lhl J.,,eie T
raii"e of $5 !' eousiinipti.d within lhe
brands. Rye Flo.fr ton"""" amJ
a 4 per bbl. Ci? ??re? ' I'"' ealor.l fi-4
g.ound Penna. S3i , Meal-sales -
Gbain. Wheal . .. ,
Sales of new South.,,,111",
bushel, afloat, and 1500 n,1 V20 UUr
!nt 120e.
Sale of Rye at-"'" DU"mB " ""c
! Vullmv ia I,, ,Lm I ... 1U '
j of new Southern al 40 a 4 lo' O11" S',lp
I vania .,.,. iew lVuii-yl
j Whiskey is scarce, and ho
, 2Ho for both hhda and bbls.
rs now ask
Baltimore Market.
Sept. 21M53
GRAIN The supply of Wheat at ., .'. .
was smaller this irum iiig than for some,
past. A belter feeling was apparent. iiih5
advance of 2 to 3 cents per bushel transpif"
About 10,000 bushels were offered hi in
Corn exchange, rind most of the parcels weie
piompuy taken al our quotations, which are
as follows, viz : fair to piime leds at 1 li.t
118 cents; fait to piime whiles 120.il 2") els.
No family Hour parcels offered. Corn con
tinues in steady demand The sales to-day
were about 000 bushels nt 70a73 els for
while, and 74 75ct. for yellow. Sales of
Maryland and Viiginia Rye at 74 i"fi cents,
and of fair to piimu Maryland and Virginia
Oats at 3Sa 42 cis.
WHISKEY. The market is quiet, to-day,
and prices have receded slightly. Bids, nro
quoted to-day at 2!l,i30 cents, and hhds. ut
2S.i29 cts.
i
SUXBUKY I'UICE CUIlltUiNT
Wheat. - 112
RtE. - - . 0(
Conx. . . " . 02
Oats. - . 40 j
Potatoes, - - SO '
lilTTEll. . ;0
Knns. - . j 0
Pork. ... 8
Flaxseed. i-jj
Tallow. ; - l)
Beeswax . 55
IIeckleii Flax. 1 2
DniF.ll Ari'LES. ... so
Do. Peaches. 'Jf)0
Flax - 17
New Advertisements
WM M'CARTY, Bookseller,
O ESPECTFL'LLV informs lhe iuhubitants ol
town and country, tlmt he has lately recei
ved from Philadelphia, a largo addition to his
stock of books, in every brunch of Literature, nud
in a great variety of Binding. PIcujc cull and
see them.
Sunbury, Kept. .17, 1H53.
Stono Cnttcrs and Laborers
WANTED!
tTONE cutters and laborers can have steady
employ and a wiuteis job, (uud not work 111
the water,) at the l.'nioii uud Susquehanna Bridge
at Chapman, Union county, Pa., iniUwuy be
tween Liverpool auj Northumberland. To la
borers $1,83 per dav will he given.
LEISENKIMJ & FISHER.
Chapman, Sept. 17, 1853 tf.
Porte Mommies,
POCKET BOOKS, AND FANCY GOODS.
rixHE attention of the Trade, and others, in
JL want if Porte Mommies, Pocket Books,
Bankers' Cases, Dressing Cases, Portable Wri
ting Desks, Backgammon and Chess Boards,
Chessmen, Peurl, Shell, and Silver Cord Cases,
Work Boxes, Cabas, Needle Books, Money
Belts, Cigar Cases, Portfolios, Razors and Razor
Strops, Travelling Flasks, and fine Cutlery, to
gether with a largo variety of Fasci Uoous,
which will be sold at the lowest rates.
F. H. SMITH,
Porte Monnuic and Pocket Book Manufacturer,
205 Arch St. bclmo Sixth, Philadelphia.
Sept. 17, 1853 tf.
New Wall Paper Warehouse.
BURTON & IiANING,
MAXLTACTI UF.US It I.MI'OltTWtS,
So. 124 Arch Street, second door above Sixth,
PHILADELPHIA.
liniERE may be found tbelurpest and hand
' somest assortment in the City.
Purchasers from the country will mid it to
their advuntage to call at our store, where they
will bo suited with a suuerior article, at the low
est prices.
B LUTON & LANING.
No. 124 Arch Street, aliove tsixth.
Phila., Sept. 17, 1853. 3m.
FALL. MII,LIEKir UOOUS.
JOHN STONE & SONS,
No. 45 South Seiond Street,
PHILADELPHIA..
ARC now opening for the Fall Trade, a Urge
and well selected assortment of
Silks,
Ribbons,
Feathers,
Flowers, and
Millinery Goods in geneial.
Confining themselves exclusively to ih is branch
of the trade, and mroanso the larger part of
their stock, enables them to offer an assortment
unsurpassed in ei lent or variety, which will be
sold on Iho most favorable terms.
1'hiU., Sept. 17, ISJJ. -Sui.
SUNimUY AMK1UCAN AJil'MiJ9V3.
i:o. w. coiili:
ri ESPFCTFL'LLY announces to the citizens
of Sunbury and vicinity, that he has opened
a Dagucrrean Koom. The most artistical at
tention will be given to position I also In equallt
zing the light and shade on the face, so a to give
every lire-like expression, and entirely obviate
the flat cadaverous appeaiancc so common to Da
guerreotypes. Persons having unsatisfactory
pictures taken tiy incompetent operators, or those
wishing lo obtain good miniatures, of themselves
and friends aro invited to embrace this opportu
nity , as he Will positively remain but a few days
lomier. Call immediately and get a GOOD da
guerreotype. His room is at the old place, in the Grand Jury
Hoom, (County Buildings.) Operating hours
from 8 A. M., until 5 1. M., without regard to
the stale of the weather.
Sunbury, Sop. 10, 1853. tf.
A Farm for Sale.
rl"MIE suhscrilicr ofTcrs for sale his farm,
A CONTAINING 284 ACRES
and allowances. It is situated about three miles
from Sunbury along the Shamokin creek, and is
in a good state of cultivation. The Philadelphia
and Sunbury Railroad passes through said farm.
It will be offered in parts or entire to suit pur
chasers. It can he divided to make throe small
farms. The building are a FARM HOUSE, a
good Bank Barn, and two tpnant houses.
JOHN FAUN'S WORTH.
I'pper Augusta. Sept. 10, 1853. tf.
"Estate of ISH A DRESSLER dee'd
flMIE undersigned, appointed by the Orphans'
1. Court of Northumberland Conntv, to make
distribation of lhe money in the hands of David
Zartman, Administrator of Julia Dressier, dee'd.,
to and among those entitled to the snmc, will sit,
lor that purpose, at his oflire in Munliury, on
Sntiirduy, the 1st diry of October next, at 10
o'clock, A. M.
HENRY DONNEL, Auditor.
Sunburr, Hrl. 10, 1853. td.
Cheap Watches Jewelry,
WHOLESALE and Retail, at the "Philadcl-
phia Watih and Jewelry Store," No. 90
North Second Street, corner of CJuarry,
PHILADELPHIA.
Gold 1-vor AVnlrlii s, full Jeweled. IH carnl eases, tiP.OO
(""Id l.piine l"k. P-JI (KI'i'iiir Silver Si.tncle. l.WI
filler lp. lull jrwllnl, fl . I'n.ld Hm,-cln. 3,(KI
Silver U-pinr, )i vii, III ! adieu' Gold Pencils. I.W .
Snjvii'tr Utianiers, T.pdver Tea ijiooos, set, 5,00
Gold SpeeUu les, T.ISM
Oohl I'ein, Willi Pencil nisi Silver Holder, 1,00
Gold Finger Kings, 37J cents to S0 ; Watch
Glasses, plain, 12 J cents; Putcnt. 13 ; Lunet,
25; other articles in proportion. All goods war
ranted to be what lln-v are sold for.
S'J'ACFFER & HARI.KY,
" Successors to O. Conr.id.
On hand, sonic Gold and Silver Levers and
Lopincs, still lower than the above prices.
Sept. 10, I8.VJ. ly.
(las Fixtures Lainps.
HEIJJRICK, HORNING & BROTHER,
iVo. 221 Xorth Second Street, above Vine,
PHILADELPHIA.
II
A VINO had many years pruclic.il experience
in the business, uuu as all work sold by us
n manufactured underonr iinuicdiatcsupcrviifiuii,
. are enabled to oiler to purchasers superior or-
''N, in every branch of our trade, upon the most
a0''ile terms. At our store inoy 1 found, in
Jfr ,'riely and stvlc of finish, (Jas and Lamp
L-haiido., jnj,,;,, ilio irrkHl,t for iaM,(
, I'l',,,"' he IMPROVED PINE OIL
it ' n'- P1""'1' ljarJ ami Oil Lamps, Gir
andoles, lioil. ... ..., .. ... ,
Reading Lum
On hand.
Lump
Glasses,
Globes, Wicks.
'lades,
W.MiRANTED.OltNOLErFc.o:
80 Nob'e St., near 4 ill. J
Remember store 221 N. 2d slwlcxt tloor t0 j.
ntewart Depuy s carpet store.
Scptcmlier 10, 1863. 3in.
ALL
WORK
WILLIAM GROVES & C0
ITjiholsterv. lU'ddin X .u.
tlier Warehouse. '
S E Corner Second and Arch Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
tPRINU REUS, Pember Ueds, JJuir Mats,!
k- Hindi, uud .Straw Mattrcses. Cushions. Cuts.
; Comfortulile Counterpanes, Sinkings, lllaukets. 1
' &c, &c. Constantly on band or made lo order
und sold Whclcsuic and livlail, on the most favor
' able terms.
' FEATHERS, HAIR, lll'SKS, &c,
by the bale or pound. Orders respectively solio
ited, promptly executed, and warranted to give
satisfaction.
! N- II. Mattresses re-made und Feathers re
renovated.
Phila.. Sept. 10. 1 K.V2. 3m.
; Klale vf.tOltUKSIKlt,dvf-'l.
! j he'eby given, that letters of admin-
; A' istration have been gnu. led to llicsubscriliers
on tho eslute of (jeoro Mi.ikcr, hue of Lower
j Augusta township, dee'd. All per.ous having
claims against said estate are requested to present
them, duly authenticated, for settlement, and
those knowing ihcnuclvcs indebted to make pay
ment ilhout delav.
! JER. WETZEL. ) . , .
j HANNAH SNIKER, A,ln, tor,
I Lower Augusta twsp., Sejit. 3, 1853 6U
, To the Voters of Northiimlierland County.
j The subscriber hereby announces to his fellow
citizens, Unit he is a candidate for the office of
I COUNTY THEASUJtER,
j and promises, if elected, to dischaige the duties of
I lhe oliice faithfully and impartially.
1 FBANCIS BL'CHER-
! Sunbury, July 1C, 1853.
To the Voters of Northumberland County.
1 announce niysell to your consideration as a
candidate for the oliice of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
I at the aproaehing election. Should I be elected,
I promise to discharge the duties of the office
faithfully uud lo the best interests of the enmity.
SIMON SNYDER.
Ippcr Augusta, July 10, 1853.
To the Voters of Northumberland County.
The subscriber hereby offers himself lo the vo
ters of Northumlierlund county, as a candidate at
tho next election for tho office of
DISTINCT ATTORNEY,
and promises, if elected, to fulfil the duties of the
office faithfully and with impartiality.
WM. M. ROCKEFELLER.
N. M. New nam's
Realty's Row, Noruei-ian street, Pottsvtlle.
i enna.
riiiiistiiiig sioi,
II AM CONSTANTLY OX HAND A ftl P.
ply of all aizes of Lead Pipe. Sheet Lead,
Block Tin, Bath Tubs, Shower Balbs, Hydrants,
Hose, Double and Single Acting Pumps and Wa
ter Closets also, all kinds of Brass Cocks for
water and steam. Brass Oil Cups, and Globes
for Engines. All kinds of Copper Work and
Plumbing done in the neatest manner at the
shortest notice.
N. B. Cash paid for old Brass and Lead.
PotUvllle, Aug. 27, 1853 ly
LADIES DRESS GOODrVressnitlk,
French Merino, Persian Twill, De Laines,
Da Berage, cashmeres, calico, worked, colars,
shimezette, cuffs, ifc, just received and for sale by
Sept. 10, 1853. I. W.TKNER & CO
INDIAN CHOLAGOGUE An excellent re-
medy for the cure of Fever and Ague, Billious
Fever, Intermittent or Remittent Fevers, just re
ceived and for sale by I. W. TENER & CO.
Sunbury, Scj.t. 10, I9''3.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Northumberland county, will be exposed to
public Sale, on
Tkvrsday the 6th day of October, next,
on the premises; the following Real Estate lo wit I
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
situated In Rush township, county aforesaid, ad
joining lands of Lulher Bassctt and others on the
north, Joseph Campbel land Peter Haughawoul
on the cast, Jesse Weaver on the south, and
Philip Mclllcr and others on the west, Contain
ing ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY TWO
ACRES, and one hundred porches more or loss;
Whereon are erected a
Two and a half story Frame House,
and basement story, a large frame Barn nJ
Cow Shed attached, an orchord, an eaccllent
Spring of water &c., with the appcrtcnances.-
To be sold as tho property of George and Jasper
Mettler, minor children of Spencer Mettlcr.dec'd.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M., of said
day, when the terms will be made known by
LUTHER BASSKTT, Guardian.
By Order of the Court,
P. PURSEL, Clk. O. C.
J. P.
Sept 3 1853. ts
S20 ltEWAKD-
nl will bo uaid fur informa-
JL tion that will lead to the discovery and
conviction of the person or persons who were guilty
of filling the axel boxes of the passenger and coal
cars of lhe Philadelphia and Sunbury Railroad,
with sand and dirt.
D. LONGENECKER, Presl.
Sunbury, Aug. 27. 1853.
Teachers Wanted.
TOTICE is hereby given that proposals fur
Twelve Teachers will be received by the
Board of School Directors of Shamokiii township,
at the house of Charles Lcisenring, on SA'l'UK
DAY, the 17th day of September next, at which
time ainfplaceexaiiiinations and allotments wil.
be made. By order of tho Board,
BENJAMIN WuLVEIiTON, Sec.
Shamokin tp., Aug. 0, 1833. 5t.
NOTICE.
SEALED proposals w
ill be received at the of.
5 ficc of the Supervisor in Shiokshiiinv, until
Saturday,' the 17ih day of September next, for
the lease of tho surplus-water at Lodges Ron
Aqueduct for term not exceeding ten years.
GEO. W. ISEAKCH, Supervisor
N. 1). Cuual.
Shickshinny, Aug. 20, 18S3. It.
F a r iiiers, Attention ! !
This is the proper teuton to use
Leinau's American Fertilizer
UPON yow farms. This truly valuabla Ma
nure can be bud at Siii per ton, or S.1,58
per barrel, of the proprietor. I ly it.
Also Guano and Pomlrctte Also, Super i
Phorphale of Lime and Aaa Ammonia.
Farmers making Muck Hills, wi'.l find a few ;
barrels invaluable For FRL'IT TKEES, j
which it wi 1 greatly benefit by being scuttered j
around after they have been dug about a light 1
coating. ror$ale onlv hv
CEO. A. LEINAi;, Prop'r.
No. 13 South Front iSI. Philadelphia.
August!, lS3 3t.
WRIT OF PARTITION.
Peter Bordner "1 Notice is hereby giv-
vs I en lo the Heirs and
The Heirs of ( (iu.irdian of Baltzcr
Daltzer Ltordncr, dee'd., J Uordner, itce'd., that
by virtue of a certain writ of partition and valua
tion to me directed, an Inquisition will be held
upon the premises of the real Estate of Ilultzer
Uordner, dee'd., situate in Lower Mahanoy town
ship, Northumberland county, at II o'clock, A.
M., on Monday. Octolicr U', I8S3, at which time
and place the aforesaid Heirs, and Guardians are
hereby warned to be and appear il by them
deemed expedient. '
WILLIAM II. KIPP, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office j
Sunburv. Aug. SO. 1853
.y.
Improved Lightning Hods.
HpUE subscriber has construitcd a Lightning
IVmI on true Philosophic principle, by
which buiiil'iiiga supplied with th.ni are rendered
perfectly secure ugainst desliuclitn. by Light
ning. The connection and insulation of J,o rod, as
well as the preparation of the ground rot, , on an
entirely new plan, making a more perfect con
ductor than any heretofore in uie.
Persons desirous of seeuriug their lives and
property from destruction by lightning, can have
conductors put up to their buildings in the most
sulwlaiiiiul manner by applying cither personally
or by letter to the undeisigucd, at the following
pricea :
For 40 feat J inch Copper rods, Gold pla
ted points, with solid Platina tip, $22 00
Forty cents will be charged for every ad
ditional foot over forty.
For 40 feet J inch Tubular rods, Gold
plated points, with solid Platina tip, $13 50
For 40 feet inch solid rod, Gold plated
point, with solid Platina tip, $12 50
For 40 feet Silver plated point,. 10 00
Ami 20 ennu f.ir ..!, ,,.!. I ,i I r.j vr set nr
the three last named. All at six month's credit,
or 10 per cent off for cash.
CHEAP LIGHTNING RODS
The subscriber will also put up Lightning
Rods similar in every respect for they thull be
exactly the same as those erected last summer by
the Lewistown or Lcwishurg company, in size,
point, glass, connection, &c, st 12 cents per
foot, on six months credit, or 5 er cent, off for
cash.
N. B.-No warrantee given for this description
of rod. V. S. M AL'KEY.
Milton, July 30, 1853. 2in.
Live nn'l Help Live!!!
Om Motto.
S. N. THOMPSON
J5 ESPECTFL'LLY informs his friends and
the public generally, that lie has just re
ceived at his store, in Sunbury, lelow Weaver's
Hotel, a large, Inudsome and cheap assortment
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting in part of
Dry Gooils. viz :
Cloths, Cassimers Cassinets, Jeans, Drilling,
Muslins, Vestings, Linens, Ife.
LADIES DRESS AND KANCY GOODS,
Calicoes, Muslin de Lnius, Lawns,
G'tngioms, Beragcs, Rvbrs, ife.'
Ciitoci:itii:s,
Sugar, Teas, Coffee, Rice, Molasses, Cheese,
Spices, Fish, Salt, &e., &.C., &e.
llnrdtvnre,
Nails, Screws, Files, Saws, Knives A Forks, &c.
Queensware,
of various styles and patterns,
Soots and buouj
A large assortment of Boots and Shoes, for
men, women and children.
Hits Cin, &e., of various sixes and styles.
Besides a large and general assortment nf
fashionable goods. Call and examine for your
selves. I W Country produce ol all Kinds taken in
cxhangs at the highest market prices.
Sunbury, 4 mo. 30, 1853.
IOR RENT, a smalt office or shop near Tener
ti Engls's Store, Market Street, Sunbury.
Apply to
H. B. MASSER.
Sunbury, July 9, 1893.
SPORTSMEN A lot of double and single
barrelled guns, shot belts, powder flasks, gun
caps, flints, powder, shut and lead for ssla by
r-epi. 14, '53. I. W. TENER & CO
Hr-Mifllinburg Academy. .
Itllflllnburg, L it Ion Count?, Penna
REV. J. O. ANSPACH, ) ,
REV. E. KEIFFEU, $ Curators.
A. C. FISHER, Principal.
MISS ELIZABETH K. HOUGH, Principal
of Female Department.
EDWIN FISHER, Teacher of Mathematics
and Vocal Mush.
CHESSELDEN FISHER, M. D , Lecturer
on Chemistry, Physiology, 6fc.
The Summer Term of this flourishing Insti
tute will commence on Mujnir, Ji-lt to, 1853.
The course of instruction will be thorough and
practical. Mathematics and the Ancient Lan
guages, as well as other brunches, will be taught,
as far as practicable, on the analytic method.
Daily use will bn made of tho blackboard.
Orthography, Reading, English Composition,
and Declamation will receive their full share of
attention.
Draughting, Construction of Maps, 1'se of
Compass, Ac, will be taught to students in Sur
veying and Civil Engineering.
Lessons in Music, Drawing, "O Painting,
Water Colors, cVc, Ornamental Needle Work,
French and Botany will be given by the Precep
tress, who is a graduate of Castleton Pcmalo
Seminary, Vermont, and comes recommended
by the Principal of that Institution, as "a young
lads; of agreeable manners and high literary at
tainments." Young ladies and gentlemen who design to
become teachers, will find this Institution an effi
cient school for preparation, .since there will be
connected with it, during the great part of the
year, a Tmcukhs' Ixstitcte, lhe nienibf rs of
which will have the opportunity of attending an
Evening Comae of Lectures on School Teaching,
and acquiring a practical knowledge of llie-uit,
under the supervision of the Principals.
'1 he government of the school is bssed upon
the luw ofiinivers.il love, which enjoins upon all
to do to others as they would think it right that
others should do lo Ihcin. Hence the rules will
In) mildly, though strictly enforced ; and parents
and guardians may rest assured, that tne morals,
habits of Mtililv. ami rrpuprnl ilennrlinpnt nf llin
j students will he carefully attended lo.
Tho building is now undergoing a complete
'enovauon. win oe paime... lurnisneu with
new ucsks, a uen, convenient ream i ion rooms, q c.
Mifflinbuig is a thriving and healthy borough.
Its inhabitants are moral, intelligent and enter
prising. Its streets have been recently graded
and paved: It is, in everv respect, a pleasant
and desirable, retreat for aiiuleuls. W'c, therefore,
trust that the friends nf education will deem the
Academy worthy of their liberal support.
IV The price of board, in the best of private
families, does not exceed !ji 1 ,50 per week.
N. li. Students may enter the Academy at
any time during the term ; yet it is desirable
that they be prpsent, if possible, on the first dav,
Mifllinburg. Julv 16, 1853. 0m.
STOVES, STOVES.
VATE, the undersigned would rcsiectfully call
" the attention of purchasers to our superior
stock of Stoves, Cauldrons, Ac. The superiority
of our titoves above all others is so well known
that we deem it unnecessary to cnler into detail
of them.
We would invito your attention to our Ano
grrgor Ihnliiig floie. As live price of coal is
on tho rise, Ibis is the most economical stove the
public can use. These stoves are of sizes suitable
for heating the smallest room ; and those capable
of containing from 40,000 to 80,000 cubic feet.
Our Cook Stoves consist of the Globe Cook, for
coal Modern Troy, for wood-Buck's celebrated
wood slove Complete Cook Yocom Cook 1
llagur Cook, Ac. &c. Our assortment of Cook
and Parlor stoves is the best in the market, and
persons desiring to purchase will do well by fa
voring us w ith a call liefore purchasing elsewhere.
NEMAN &. WARNICK.
Successors to Potts & Yocom,
N. E. Comer 2nd and Race Streets,
I'llll.ADia.I'liu
Phila., Acg. E7. 185:1. Sin.
jSOO Agents Wanted.
$1000 a Year.
VirANTED in every county of tho 1'nited
' Stutes, active and enterprising men, to en
gage in the sale of some ef the best Books, pub
lished in the country. To men of good address,
possessing a small eupilul ol 'from $25 to .$100,
such inducements will lie offered as to enable
them to make from lj3 to -$1011 day profit.
IV The Books published by us are all useful
in their character, extremely popular and com
mand lurjje sales wherever they are offered.
For further particulars, address, (postage paid,)
LEARY St GET,,
No. 13S North Second Street, Philadelphia.
Piihtishurs of subscription Boa!.s.
Phila., Aug. 20 1853. Sin
' CHEAP
WINDOW S1IAJ)K
Depot and Manufactory
G. L. IEILLEE. & CO.,
ii. VY. earner Arch ami Second Strrrts,
PHILADELPHIA.
EVERY VARIETY OF SHADES, Whole
ul mi. I If..,.. it oiw.k ... K.....II VI. ...nr
' Gothic, Vignette, Oil and Dry Landscapes, arc
I be Iia.1 at the lowest prices foi quality ofwoik.
Orders lor Gilt, Plain Store, Lettered and other
Shades executed ut short notice.
Merchants and others are invited to give us a
trial, lis will III lo p'.ratf.
Brasses. Trimmings, Ac, nlwavs on hand.
Remember S. W. corner SKCU.M) & AltCJl
Streets, Philadelphia
August 13, IN.13.- fini.
Notice
TO CAEPENTERS & BUILDERS.
'IHE subscrilier respectfully informs lhe cili---
7.ens of Sunliury, uud the puhlic generally,
that he litis on hand fur sale, a large lot of yellow
pine
FLOORING BOARDS.
He has also on hand a iuantity of excellent broad
chestnut rails and pjsts. He is also prepared to
get out timber to order, with promptness and
despatch, fanners an 1 others, in I'liion county
eau he supplied with tiny of the nhove articles on
the shortcut notice, either on the river hank at
Niilibuiy, or a mile below. For further patticu
lersadjicss the subscriber or uniurl (iossler,
Sunbury.
CHARLES GOSSLER.
Lower Augusta, August 0, 1S53. tf.
EDWARD DUFFY & SON.
Soup fj Candle .Manufacturers
AMU DCA'.KIIS IN
Kola Mart ti, CuHtlle Soap, &c.
HAYING increased facilities for manufactu
ring, Ihev are now prepared to offer induce
ments to purchasers and dealers in the above
named articles, Purchasers will find an excel
lent assortment of select goods, (iootls sold ex
clusively on the cash princ.N J, and at the lowest
wholesale price Cull and aslisfy yourselves.
Our motto is
yuici Suits and Small Profits.'
Nn. 4i filbert street, above 9lh, IMiiladclphia.
August 13, 18533ni.
jlTACKEKEL, Bcalled Pish, Herrings, pried
I'ARecf, Hams auj cheese, Just received and for
sale by I. W. TENER & CO.
Hunbury, Sept. 10, 1853.
4 Splendid lot of Carpeting, Floor Oil Cloth,
Table Oil covers. Carpet chain, door mats
and matting, just received and for sala by
Sept. 10, 1853. I. W. TENER & CO.
BOOTS, Shoes, Hats Caps and Gum Shoe,
just received aud for sale by
StpU 10, 1853.
I. W. TENER &. CO.
-TMsOTHS, Cauimerei. Vestings. 8ltinetb
Ace, of varioui ktylet tnd colon,
just rccei-
cd inJ lor mIc by
rrpt. 0, fiJ.
!. W.
TfNFfli CO.
GENERAL ELECTION
PROCLAMATION.
T JtltStJAT to nn sit of the lin,ei:,l tmrmbll of (tie
1 l. "'"""""Wwtlh of I'nnisvtvniiln, .Mllllpil "All net
ih. JIl? Xo,lbT ele, l'n of this tioimni.ii .v.-alih," approved
eiJl.rL" . uf Jul" A"1"' """ IIk'UW.kI
TlfJk m ' thirty-Mine. I. Wll i.l AM B. KMT,
v...l JLI'""! "'" eounlyol Norlliiiiiil..rlsinl, Pennsvl-
'Hand, Penii
iiee to lhe t
lor.i- .1 ' um" """wn ami file maiee to lhe elre
Z .lr:,ml' f'"esnid, tll a (cnernl elwli-n wil
tlml a aenernl eleelin will
Til Mil 1 v-.V'J'.'Vy 'N'.rtlminlierliit on the HKt- ON I)
Slate 7frlT .'I' '""I'll. IW.fnl Which lima
iSU-naufy Ortn-ers, ns follows, are to Iw etuv'le.1 :
wes'lih.'1'"' ' c,,"1"""'oer of tin Common
monlv'Shh."1 " '""' "f lhe V"-iM Court ! this Com-
WIBl iwriou fiir
"I liie n,
I'SIWWIlh.
I iii 1 i hi iiiiii1 iiinhii
ft r 'HZ ' ,"" 'T" ' ll...e ..f llesit.ti,
Yl... .. . i INortliuni hertawl.
'"Ill'llll, " J -
)iteperull Wl.
thuiniWSnSlT
Ask
anas .Is M.
nil1 itha siiaiil
itrfXur-
uf-ji'miini
Onepeisonn, Audito, for the eonnty of Northtnnbcr.
l2?AZu;' I"!:' ,Un, ivc '"t Die
endT.r.,. . f n("":K'"1 " "v-
ll,.. ' ""S"- , i .ue v..
rmuly Court
'J'lie AiiffiiiM riiwiri.., .jn ,
1...... -..iti.r-.i oi ine town
of lhe township o(
towimhip. ' " iii -urn
-Hto NorthmnliorlutMl DintrU-t, cninp.i,l rrf tho Itnnmvh
of NortiHmIml..n), nt the Ivmnv of Auyt.itui Ium u( the
Nirntifrh 'f sNnrtlinmlwilnml.
The Point Dinrirt, nt fhe iVmnc of Ilrmy Uatkn, in the
bor'uigh ol Nortimmlirfhml.
Tim Miltuii District, at the Iioiim f Frederick Sticker
in mirt NrMiirh.
The Tiii-but Litiicl. at lhe home rmijieU by Abrnhom
Kimiiifrer.
Th J)el:iw.ire Dintrict, at tho Ii.mte nf Henry J Ren
der. in Me Kweuxvillt.
The Cliilin'jii;niic Dintriot nt the h time of nrnjnniin
pimlmntiit.
The Lewie District, at the lioneo urctipivd hy Miclincl
Hfridt-r.
Tim rli;iiu -kin Dinttict. ut the h..iine of Cliarlcn It incn-
r-,... .(IKUICII. UL 1IIP HHIH. .d l.'l ... 1.' '
rinir
I'l
hfl 1'itner Muh'iiiov Dintrict. nt lhe hotine f Diinit'l
iieitn.
The Little Muliniinv District, at the houw of Fiederick
Tlie Ucr M ih m v Dintrict, ut lhe home tf Miclioel
The nimh Dtntrict. nt the Lilvrir V tf. -h' Iloiifie.
The JficWftiii pimi'irt, at the h.mie ocrupit'tl hv iietirce
Smith. ,
The Ciml Dmlrit-t, nt (he Iijmhb of Willimn . Wcnvcr,
in the town of Shmnnkiu.
The Zerle District at the lioiidc of Jnhn Weaver in
Trevort"!..
The t'nm?rnn Pittrict, nt the houre "f fJidcn Drrk.
The Jjrtluti District ut the h su tif Konjuimii l.uitcl.
Til clectiitn t tiprn Iwlween the hotirn nf b tmrl 11)
ocl Hk in lhe r.imi'fcui, uml slnll rontiune wiih-mt inter
nipt I'll or mlj-mrnmeiit unlit 7 o'ct -ck in the evening,
when the pulls hu)t he cl (!.
The w vera I Iiiff)e;tort and Judges eleotetl mi lhe tU
Friil.iy ot Ahirrh, 1V:1. in pursiiunre of the ."H Stion uf
lhe net of the I of July. ISM, will Imld the election on
Tiuwlity the 11th tby of (Vtohcr iu xt.
Tli it every person except n Jnsticeof tin Pciiro, wli
shull hold tiny oliice or iiiiniittineiit of pmtit and IniKt un
der lhe p ivt-rnnifiit of the t.'ntted Smtcii. or of this State,
or f any city or iiuMrponited district, whether it cotninis
sioncd oiHccr or neur, who Fhntl he employed muler the
ii'ginliilive, cxecutivi; or jndicin'y dfpryiineutof tliis State,
or the Tinted Slide, or ol any city or incrp'ruted district
nnd nisi tlmt every nieni'ier O'rgress nnd of the State
..cififkiture, nnd l'the select nnd coimivii c"iiiiril uf nny
city, or ciiiiniiirtfti er of any incorporated District, is hy
law. incuputtle of holilinrr (iT exrerminp the oihee or np
p Miitmcnt ul Jutlu'c, lni'ctor or Clerk, uf nny elect i 'it
of this counn-iiiwc'iltli, uud that ii Inspector. Judpe of
anv other oiKcer of such election, shall be eligible lo any
oliice I I thru voted f r.
And the Kiid Act uf Assemhlr, enlith d nn art relntmp
lo the election ol this Cotninonwellh,v pnFHcd July the
2nd. 1s;j, further provide us follows, to wit :
'Tluit the Inspectors nud Jutli ehom-n us nforcsnid,
shnll mcelnt the iespctivc p luces for holding the cleciiou
in the district ! which they rcBpirllully helnnp hefore
nine 'cltrk in the morning of tlie second Tuesday of Oc
toLter in each and every iur, nnd enehf said iiiNpectors
Itutl nppoinl one clerk, who shall be u qnuhtied voter of
such d strict.
Skctios 3. That nny finud connnitted by nny person
votiiift in the n in u ner .drove prenrritMil, shall be puuislu-d
as similar fiauds nru direcletl to be punished by lhe exist
ing laws nf this Common wealth.
"In ease the eratn who shall luive received the second
highest number of voles fur Inspectors ahull vt attend on
the day of any election, then the person who plinll have
received the second hiydiest iiundmr of votes fur Jm've lhe
next precedinjr election, sliult net ns uu inspoctoi in his
place, and ill case the prrs m elcctnl J iicfiru shrill not attend
the lnKHror whu received the highest mmilrt?r of votes,
shatliipxiiit n Judge in his place; and if any vnenncy
shall continue tit tlie lfrd for the space of h-'dl nn hour af
ter the lime tixed by I iw f r lhe opening of the election,
the qualified voteis uf tho townsliip, wurd or ih district,
for which such mfuvm shall have Im cii elecletl. present at
va'aT? '"" ""
"ll suaii ik I lie tluiv oi hu( :.sess in respcciiveiV t ni
tend nt the plce of h"ltiniif every frnieral, spit ml, t-r
towushi, t!ec;ioii, dtirinc the wh -le linn; said elecli -n is
kept opi'ii, for the purpnn. of pivinif iufortntitiuu to the
InMpeclorfj aud Jiulue, wh'-n called on. in relation to tlie
nglii of nny perimu iiKsesned by tlieiu to vole nt such elec- ,
ti in, or sui h other lualiers in icLttion lit the avst-MHim-iit of j
voters, aa the said inspector ur jutlye r either of tliem,
shall from time o tiutc retjnire. I
i per s. m s!iull be pt-riniiied to vote lit any election nn
aforesaid, oilier than n white free man o twenty-one ur I
more, wh shall have ret-hled in the state nl lea t "iie year,
and in liie election di"trift where he otlcr t v Ic al !c!it 1
ten (lay innnediiiU-Iy pnreeetinii the rltvlion, nnd wilhiu
two years aid slute oi county lax. which shall have Iicl-ii
assesaetl ut least ten dnyt beltre the election, Hut a citizen
of lhe Flitted States who had previously Ih.cii a ipmlitiet)
voter of this stale, und removed i hen from and resinned,
and thai) have refilled iw the election district, nnd paid (ax
ih nforessid. shull Iw entitled to vote after rcsiitint: In this
slate mix mouths. 1'rovidcd, That the white freemen, citi
xenant lhe Fluted Slates, liclweeu the aire of I went y-oue
und tweu1y-tw Veins, mid in the eleetioe ilistriet ten d i a
uw aforettaidj shall he ml it led I a vote, ulth ugh they shall
Hot have paid tass.
No pers in shall be penuiiteil to vole nhone name is u t
c uttaiiMil in the list of taxaiilc Inliabituuts fnrnishot by lhe
comtuisioiterff ns til icKtid, imlijv. Fust : He prtluee
a -receipt for the pax uicnt. 'within two years, of a Mate or
comity tax assesd ucrecnhlv in the v -tistituli-ni. und uaVe
s-itixljeiory evidence cuhcr on Iris owu isith or Hthrmu
tio'i, or uu the iKifli or arurmatioii of uuolher, that he luts
paid sueh tax. or on failure to pr-nhice a receipt, shall make
uu out h to tlie iiuymeiit thereof; or second, he claim n
rifiht to Vole ly beinK un elector betxveeu the ues of
twenty-one nnd lwcnty-tvo years. v shall dtpom mi oath
or mfiiNiution. thai he has resided in the Suite al tenst one
year next before his nppliraiiou, uud make such proof of
i""smt
tl liim
resilience in me (iii-mi tus is r'umriii iv iius act
that he noes verily believe from the account givui
tlml he isoi the nun ulurcfciiil. ami t:ive fueh other cvr
deuces us is required by Ibis act, xxhereupim tlie name of
tin persun s-i uihnitli d to vote. fhall lie inserted in a'pha
lselieal lirt ity itie in.scelnfi4, niiti a note made upptite
thereto by writunr tlo Word -inx." if he iludl Ih peiiuii
Itd to Vole hy rcnfoii of bavin? puitl tax, or lhe wonl
'afe." if he alinll be itcrmilted tt vole on account ef hi
ue, and in either ease (he lens bi of sueh voles shall he
enlUnl out to the 'Ierk, who shall make notes in the list .of
voters kept by (item.
In all crtR'-s where lhe nrwne of the person ctniiuin2 Ui j
vote is niit found on (he list furnished by the Commission
er and Asscwmr, or his riuhl to vote whether found there
on or not. is ol uect Hi to by any qualified citizen, the In
spector Sua 1 1 examine such peis-'ii on uutlt a, to his tpialiti
caiioiis, and il lie Cbiims to tiaxv leside) in the state one
yeut or more, his iath t-liall be a prisif thereof, hut he shall
prove by at leust me competeul witness, wIhi ftlutll be a
iualified elector, lluit he lesideil x ilhlu the distiicl at IcuSt
ten iluvs ui'xt immediatev jireeethue tlie rlet'tion, and sludl
also himself sxveur tluit Ins Imuiu tide residence, in pursu
ance of lit wfu I calliihr is wilhiu lhe district, and that he
did n H remove into uaid district for the pnrpoae of tmg
therein.
F.veiy pesai (pialifietl nn aforesaid, nud who shall make
proof, if reipiirwl, uf resilient uud payment of tuxr, as
uforesuid, shall lu admitted io volu ui lha township, wurd
ordiitriet in which he shall reside.
If any eiioti nut qua lined to vole in thisComut nweu!th
Bfrreeably to law, (except the suit of ipuihiled citizen)
shall upwitr ut uuy pUee of election foi lhe purpose uf is
stliuti tickets, or ililhieneiu( eili'svos ipial.lied t Vole, he
sliull. on eimvicti'Hi, forfeit ami pay liny sum not cxcetil
in) one hutidretl di'IUrs for every one such uit -iiee, and
be imprisoned f.r any lent) not exceediufr Ihree inoulha.
It shall he tlie duly ol everv ihiiv-t, iicraf. ulilermau,
justice uf the peace, Imd cousliihle ur deputy constable, uf
every city, county, township or district wilhiu tins Mill-in-aiweulili,
whenever mi by nnv uilicer of an
election, or by any three tpiulitied electors thereof, t char
any wind xv or uvenun to anv window, to lhe pliti e oi
ifcutiiui cleriion, wiiu'ii suaii ic uhstaiciett in stu-ii a w iy
us o present voters from apprttaehiut.' iht Kline, nail (Ul
iieleci or reiusni hi no mi uu such reiposiou, fhu uiucei
si tall 1 deemed uMilled ol luistti uiitiu r in uthee and un
o an ict ion shall Ih- lino I in uny sum n t h-ss tlum one him
dred nor more tliiin une llioiisaud d l!ars ; aud it t-hall In
lhe duty of liie rcpclice const aide ut each x ard. diclrict
or township, of this c ititnouweiith to he present iu ern
or by deputy, ut llm p'.at of h Miiu; mcU elect i us in said
wniil, district r township, for the purpose of presti viuir
the peace ns aforesaid.
It shnll lie the duty of every pence uhVer. ns nfoiesahh
who shall be present at any such disturbances at uu elec.
lion as ;s described in this act, lo rep rt the same to I he
next couit of quarter sil u, and u!w the uumea of the
wiluehsei who can prove llie sumti.
And bv lhe 1th cciion of lhe n- of lAth of April, IIH,
il isrnaelwl, Tlmt lhe 1'ith scciicn of iheael, ns passed
July 'i IkW. entitled un act relulnu lo llie elections of ihis
einiilH rtixvmlth. shall twit lie n ruiistrueteit as to prevent
anv nuhiia 4ilicr or borough nificer, fr-wn servmn as
jutlir, iiisiHVtT or clerk, at any general or speciul election
in Ihis eomuionweollh.
The Ju Ilc aie In make Ihetr returns f'r lhe roiintv of
X.irirtnmrw-rlniMJ, ai the Cairt ll'Sise, in Sunbury, nu Fri
iby, the Hi duy ot' OctiUr, A. D. Ik
O WILLIAM U.KIPF, Khcriff.
Slienfl's Oifice. Buuhury.
tuJtitTii IMIT ' II (
UOD feAVK THK COMMONWEALTH I
LEATHER.
FllITZ & HENDRY,
Store, 29 N. 3d street.
PHH.ASEI.rHXA.
Morocco Manufacturers, Curriers, Importers,
Commision and General Leather Business,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
Msnufaclorv 15 Margareiu btrcet
Phils., Atifust 0, J8.S3.-lv. .
THE ROAD TO HEALTH !
HOLLO WAY'S PILLS.
CUBK OF A DISORDERED LITER AND BW
UI(iK8TIU.
Copy of A Letter from M:. R. W. Kirln.
Chemist, 7, Prescot Street, Liverpool, daici
6th June, 1851.
To Professor lloixowAT.
fia. Vrair 1'itls ami ointment liars stood tfce Inaliest o
our sale h of-l'roprieMry Meilirines for sows ars. A
ciintoirs, lo whom I can rsfer I'ornny em;imies, rtesrs
me to let vsi kisiw the pnrlirtniarl of hef eose. Slie had
lieen triaiblnl foi esi wilh a disonleied liver and Imil
digestion. On tls lnt m-isiou, hnwnrer, lbs vrralrweer
the nltnrk vrns so nlsrriiirf , iiikI Die iulluliifftatioM set ttt s.
severely, Hull doulils wer emetlint if her n"t lesmir
able to bent up under il I'ortniialety she ws indueed lo
try your I'ills, nud she insirnm me Mml slier lhe firm, and
erteh d-'Se. she had groitl relief. She (Mlitiinifit
to tiiks Ihem, anrt sltliriuirli slie nsrtt nnly Ihree H'ses. she
is ihhv ill the euj-iynieiil of pert'net hni'tlh. I eonld lievs
sent y,iu iniiuy e.ie.'ii. hut the it,ve fnnn the erissiTT or
taa aitack, tnid llis PKrnv sure, I think, fpeuks much m
liivur nl your utt.uiishoiv fills,
(iltne'l) R. VT. KIRKUS.
AN KXTH vottpiXARv rt:RR OF ltHELMATIC
rKVKIt, IN VAN Dir.MKN'S LAND.
CSpy of a Letter inserted in the Hobart Tov
Courier, of the 1st March, 1851, hy Major
J tl'ulch.
Mnnrmet M'Cniiiilmm t,i..ai.. ... ...;.!...
,ew I own. had tH-eii II .-r, 1 1 a fr..rs a violent thruniutia
irier lor npwutos nl two minithn, wlneh hart entirely dv
privet! her ,.f the use ol her IiiiiI ; dnnng this period m
wus uit'hT the esre of Iho most eminent meilienl men m
llolart Tiiwn, and bv tliem her ense wis considered hope
less.. A iriend prevailed upon her to try Hnllowny's etle.
bmted rill. wIim-Ii she eineitled to do, mid in an iuuredi
ble short since Ol lime they elrVcieil a peifeel enie.
cub F. or a pain and tioiitnicss in tiii:
tllt-ST AND STOMACH OF A P1.K30N
(l VKAHSOF AUK.
From Mcsrs Thew ef Son, Pioprietors of the
Lynn Advertiser, trio can vouch for tht
following statement. August ind, 1851,
To Piofcmor IbiM.oWAY,
,,1n- ' d'-sire to lwr testitmnv tithe (rood efleets nf
llollowey's Pills. For some years I sintered seysiely Irum
a pnm ami tiglitnem in llientoiiuicli which wnsalao aeeoia
imuinl hy a shorlmvs of breuth that prevented me from
wtilkmrubsit. I unit I veurt of nBc. und i otwillntHinlunr
my iiovuiicert state of life, these Pilw hove so lelievsd in
'hut I inn desiroua nnl others should he made m iumiiiteii
Willi their virtues. I nm How rendered, by their liicum
coniirulivel aelive. uud enu Hike exereie wilhoul iin'
venleuee or pain, which 1 sould not do before
(!ifiil) HF.MIY COF.,
N'ortli rtreet, l.jnn, Morf.sk.
These celebrated Pills are wandci fully ejjica.
cious tn me oliotcmg complaints
A aiis Jropsv
1llll.11nmnttu
Jiitinilire
l.iver Coin.
pluinls
l.uiulvigo
Piles
ltheunintintn
ltetenliou of
I'rinc
Sc'Ttula. or
Kind's Kvil
!rcon.larv
Asthma Dyf.Mlury
lliliouk Complaiuts Frysipelns
Hlotelnn on (lie Feiuule Irregu-
Willi Inrities
H iwel Complaints Fevers ol all
Colics kinds
Consiipnlion nf Fits
the li Wels Ihtut
Consumption Ilnid-selie
Detnhtv
Indigestion
Stone ntid (jravel
S ire Throots
Tie Douloureux
J umoiirs
M int-lus
I leers
Venen al AfTeettons Wormsof nil kin!s
Weakness, from whatever cause ic, Ac.
"Eureka, Eureka."
WE HAVE FOUND IT AT LAST.
TVOW for the little ones. Wliy will patents
' waste hours and d.iys iu fruillrss cuuVuvors
to gi't prrlrrt iiirtures of their cliilJrcn and alter
all get nothing hut a poor, miserable caricature 1
We would say, come to our
EXCELS0IR GALLERY
and we tvill guarantee to make yon a perfect
picture, by our El.tCTiio Chimical proecia,
that works in from J to i seconds.
V"e defy any Uugucrrcan in l'liiladelphia or
elsewhere, to compete with us, as we aro the
inventois, and llie process is used only in our dif
ferent establishments in IS'cw England and the
Middle States. Tor pictures of adults, the silver
medals we have received fiom the American
Institute, New York and Franklin, l'liiladelphia,
together with the numerous premiums from
County Fairs, is sufficient proof that they aro
the Ae Pins Ultra of perfection.
We would call particular attention lo pur
Talhotvpes Daguerreotypes in Oil.
D. 0. Cullixs & Co., 100 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia. Main street, opposite site Hamp
den House, Springfield and Collins' Uuildiug,
Wcstficld, Mass.
Jf. B. Our establishment is l''jminated ly
i the hrillisncy of our Picture .iy l)ny, and hy
I Professor lUreftra"t .SaVy Lamp, ly Xight
vuiiiu uuu pvt.
Phila.. May 28, 1653; lv.
Lumber Yiiid.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform tli
citizens of Sunbury, and Northnmterlnnd
I and adjoining counties, that ho has ojicned u
! Luinticr Yard
in the lot fronlinr; on Cranberry (St., ft short ilis
i tance East of the Steam Saw Mill, where he hs
j now a large amount of firmouril l'uiiinl 1'lnnl,
al.ro I'.unirl Board a, and all other Hoards and
I UrniiiNG Matkiiial, such nswill bewanted for
building purposes. Also a large amount of
Shingles en hand, which will be sold from JO up
to jf8, according to quality and sin. Please give
us a call and examine our price and quality.
N, li. Farmers who are in want of Shingles
will please call as we w ill sell to vou low.
J. E. l.EIU, Sup.
Sunbury, May 28, 1S53. ly.
FltOCTM7VTK)N.
TOTICE is hereby pivon that a Special
' Court of Common Pleas, in nnd fur Iho
Conntv nf Northumberland, lo commence at
I ,'le r"11 House, in the borough of Sunbury,
at 10 o'clock, A.M., nu Monday the 31st
ilav of October next, ana will continue ONE
WEEK.
Jurors nro requested to be punctual in
their attendance, at lhe timu appointed
nqreeabln to their notices.
Given under my hnml at Sunbury, tho 27th
titty uf August, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eiyht hundred and fifty-three,
nnd the Independence of the United Stales
of America th 7Sih.
WILLIAM D. KirP, feheriflr.
List of Causes.
FOR Special Court of Common Pleas of
Northumberland County to commence on
Monddv, the 31st dav of October next, A. I).,
1833. '
J .inu-8 (irahnm vs Hugh Bellas ct ul
Coin'lh for Win I. Ileiuemun vsT A Uillingtou
Com'wealth for S. I). Vs T, A. Billingtnii oc
Jordan bail
Mahonny and Shnnuikin . , , , n i
J t, Alirulium I'anl
Improvement co
,- , , c ... . . A. C. & T. G.
Keiidciton Smith s r n. vs
Morris
same vs same
Jane Uogar Vs Ccorge P Uuvers et al
Henry lloiinel M ul vs Hugh Bellas
Hubert Philips vs or by Uuu and Shamokin
Improvement Company
JAMKS BEARD, P.oth'y.
Prothonntarv's Olfioe, )
Sunbury, Am. 27, 1S53.
S LN 1 T J( V A N 1 l'l 1 ILADELPll IX
Tclcgrajili.
1JROPOSAT.S will be received at lhe "A roe-
rioan" otl'ice for the delivery of 400 chestnut
or white oak Telegraph posts, at some point along
the Sunbury and l'liiladelphia Railroad between
Sunbury and Shamokin. fa id posts to be IS
feet high and live inches thick at the small end,
aud to be delivered as soon ss possible.
WOODS, MASSEU cV BALDWIN".
Sunbury, Aug. 6, IS53. tf.
ill'
ACKER EL.
COD KIM I,
Cons'antly nn hand
nnd for sale by
i i r M i.i; i. r..
SALMON.
HERRINGS.
PORK,
HAMS k SIDES,
SHOULDERS,
LAUD fc CHEESE,
Aug. 57. 18533m.
( Murkel-Stieet
Whaif
Philadelphia.
11 ANN'S LETTER PRESSE witU
If ft books, ink, nd nil comnlne, just n reived,
and for sals by H. B. MASSE K-
Scnuuty, Juus 4, 1833.
I.OR sals at this oiSce. Superior Black Ink.
Cattlo McJkims al S& cts, Purs
Gincr. V6 iti,