BUCKWHEAT.
few crops can bo turned to better account,
on ft poor, light, gravelly soil, than bock
wheat. It possesses ft chemical action on the
oil, by vjhich the coarser particles re disin
tegrated, or rendered finer, and the soil is
thereby improved. Pure icnoriranic earth-
that is. Birth unmixed with animal cr Tnjrc.
table matter is produced by the disintegra
tion, or pulverising of rock. Silex, or sand,
is the oxide, or rust of siliciutn $ or, to take it
mow familiar, it is pulverised quart?.. Ulny
is orodnced by the aocomvoiition of feldspar.
Now all the quartz and feldspar in tho world,
while existing in the form rock, will not
croouce a blade of trass t it is only when cto
composed, or pulverised j and the finer the
pnrtic'.es. the better the soil. .
If ft soil, then, is course, the object of the
larmer should be to pulverise it, which enn
onlv be done bv some chemical amplication.
or the growing of some crop which has that
chemical power. Buckwheat, by a process
yet undiscovered, has that power, and the lon
ger it is cultivated, on a given piece of ground,
thu finer will be tho particles of tho soil. It
injures land for corn, but leaves it in line or
der for potatoes, and is the best crop to kill
out bushes, wild grass, and mellow green
sward. To fit the land for the next succeed
ing crop, in rotation, plow in a crop of buck
wheat iu blossom, . '
As a food for man, except in small tptonti
tics, we conlJ not rcommend it, as cakes
mode from it, though light when hot, are hea
vy as cold liver when cold. A constant use
of it, has a tendency, also, to produce cutane
ous dieoses ; but boiled with potatoes, ap
ples, or pumpkins, it is first-rate for hogs.
When ground, it is excellent for milch cows.
Fed raw, or left standing in tho field, it ia
great for Shanghais, (they being allowed to
harvest for themselves.) The blossoms afford
material for the very best honey, and at e
season of the year when other flowers are
gono.
It should never be given, in any form, to
horses, as it bloats them, rather than fattens;
and what appears to bo fat, put on ahorse by
buckwheat m a week, will disappear, by hard
work, in a day. Ohio Farmer.
WHY BOKft LA DO PROHDCK WEEDS.
Becansc there is more wild, or fibrous mat
ter in the soil, accumulated by ages of the
growth and decomposition of vegetation, than
there is of that property required for the
crops wo wish to raise.
As we have often said, "burn a plant, and
the ashes will show what the soil is composed
of-" The ashes are what is drawn from the
earth. By the decomposition, what was
drawn from the atmosphere, has been libera
ted, and escaped in the form of gas. The
ashes are mineral, and never exist, uaturally,
in the atmosphere.
The ashes of nil plants, consist of tho same
substances, only iu different proportions.
Like soap, which is grcaso, and alkali, but
when properly combined, aro neither, but u
new compound. So with soils. If the com
pound is largely wild or vegetable, it will pro
duce weef'a, make an excess of phosphate of
lime, and it will as naturally produce wheat ;
give it an excess of alkali, and it will produce
potatoes. A farmer should fit his crop to the
soil, or his soil for lus crop. lb.
A Great Fap.m. It is an error among
many good people to suppose large fortunes
the fruits only of mercantile or commercial
life. Because a few wealthy names appear
among them, we should not by any means
take these as an index of the whole. We
wish some of those eager young men who fly
to the qjty in pursuit of riches, would read the
following, and see whether there are not equal
inducements to stny at home. "The liich
mond Despatch fcoeaks of a visit to a some
wkat celebrated form, on James River, Curl's
Neck. The proprietor harvested nbout 40,
000 bushels of wheat, and will have for s.ilu
1,500 barrels of ccrn."
From the Oeimantown Telegiajih.
IIED ASTs).
Red Ants, are worrying plagues to house
keepers. The Public Ledger calls for a re
cine airainst tho vermin. Spirits of Turpen
tine on a small sponge tied at tho end of a
stick, will, with a little management, be
spread like a vapor over the shelves of a pan
try, eliectually ruttfing you oi ine vtio imng.
But many persons think tho cure worse than
the evil, "dislikine the smell of turpentine,
therefore I give a recipe I have used success
fully. It is this : Spread over the shelves in
fested by the red ant, leaves of green sage.
This I have known to act like a charm in get
ting rid of the ant. FAUMbK.
P. S. Spirits of turpentine applied in a
similar manner to nie newiy cominenix-u nesis
of caternillers anion? vonr apple trees. I have
always found a sure disposer of that pest to
toe orchard.
LIME IX AGRICTLTl'RE.
Professor Johnson savs, "the effects of
lime are greatest wheu well nyxed with the
soil, and kept near the surface within easy
reach of the atmosphere. . Its value is greater
tmon newlv plowed arable eurlaco soils.
Huch soils usunlly contain a large amount of
vegetable and other organic matter, uence
the rule that limo ought always to precede
putrescent manure when old las are broken
up for cultivation. It produces a greater pro
portional improvement on poor soil in their
natural state, than on such as are richer ; as
naturally poor soils contain a greater or less
quantity of organic matter but are nearly des-
titue of bine. On the other baud, on poor
arable lands which have been worn out by re
peated limine and croimimr. it does no good
whatever, as snch soils, if thev do not already
abound iu lime, are generally destitute of
otner Kinds or lood, organic and inorganic, by
which healthy plant? are nourished, and they
can only be restored to fertility by a judicious
mixture of all. . On nil lands in which ve ge
table matter is waoting. lime may even do
iiurm io mo immediate crops A consiuura.
won or the circumstances ubove adverted to
are sufficient to induce tho entire abandon-
mont of it. Where soil has been impover
ished through its unskilful application, or by
large admixtures of lime aud marl for a se
ries or years, new additions are a waste of
material and labor. When r.a u il causes
Have removed tho buuerabundanco. and nr.,
duced an accumulation of tho? other imb
alances which, when associated with lime, iu-
creass tne productiveness of the soil, us use
may do leiumcd.'
IIwtorv or Wheat li Amekica Wheat
was first introduced in the North American
tyoionies in 1595, on the Elizabeth Island in
yu.assacr.usetls, by Gu?nokl, at the time he
piorea mat coast. That has been upwards
r two hundred and fiftv vears .rn m,,t uii.
at time.eo great has been the inccose of
f i cereal, tnat in the year 1849, aco( rding
tthe census of IBM), the vroduet amounted
f 00,503,899 bushel.. Cp to 1610. and nrr.
i later. England supplied the eolonirs
i the greater part of their breadstuff. -
nn CorrgE. The CaUveran nLi,i..
Ay that wUd coffee U found in ajjui.ti!
n mw neipuuornoort. aim . ..u.
Uitivated in Mexico, South mnd Central
ua, Theberrieg reaemble tkoeei isf ibo
le coSfce plant.
be couotie of Western ruunsvlvii.ia'
uwd ctu learn, tbore it an tncrea
or (TTOund eoverea with wheat thU
All axcouDtf concur in representing
rowinp cri to be in mEDifieeDt rendt.
i THE WEEKLY HERALD. -
Th Beit General Newspaper in the
World. ,
ThtNiw Vpi Wnn.f timta la TmhliaHad everv
Saturday morning. In contents embrace all the newt of
the grrnt events uf the der, report of meeting, of the
(State Leg ItUrtare, and of Congress ; Important public foe-
smsms; nurrmsan em Dome eorrsssouaeiic i nnanciai
and commercial, and erlltotlals of general Interest, that
oave appearra in the mw Torn Deny Heram.
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to theet of fntjr-eight columns a (fuck a direoti ly in it
rlf snd forme one uf the best and mnet vnloaWt weekly
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percent emmimin on all e.h l'jbsrrlptl"ne. Any ner
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JAMES McCliIWTOCK, M.13., Lata
' rnoFKSSOIl of Anatomy and Surgery In the I'bil
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Aliitveifery : uiie of the Cunaulllng Pliyak-an; of the PhH
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rj-y in I)-rkhir Medical lnitlluU.'ii, Putaliekl, Maea.,
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fivjrile precriitijiie for the principal diaeoae of tin.
climate. The name of each article will Imply the dtaeeae
for which it it intended to be uaed.
VR McCIJNTOUK'S PECTORAL SYRUP. TuteSI
jilt. McCMXTOCK'S COLD AND COUGH MIX
TI RE For Coltie, Cooghe. Ac Price 45 cie.
VH. McCl.lN TOCK'S ASTHMA AND UOOP1NO
C'.'UOH RK.MEUY. Price So eta.
Hr. McCLI.NTOCK'S TONIC ALTERNATIVE
.i ..r , . Kiaiiie uriirureirai vunrae
SYRUP For Purifying the Blood PrltelM.
DR. McCLI.NTOCK'S DYSPEPTIC ELIXIR For
giving tone to the atuwich re.lieving paina after eating.
Heartburn, ana an rtitayreeabie aymptoms arising ucni
ilidigeati.m Price 91.
Pit. McOLINTOCK'S RHEUMATIC MIXTURE A
Purely Vcgctnhle Remedy for internal nee. Price nO cte.
DR. McCUNTOCK'8 RHRU.MATIC L1NIMKNT
Fur Rheumatism, Bnrains. Sweilinn. Its , lev. Price
CO cents.
PR. McCLINTOCK'S ANODYNE MIXTURE Foi
Paine, Toothache, Headache, Neuralsis, Ac. Ac. Price
60 centt.
DR. McCLINTOCK'S FEVER AND AGUE SPK-
CIFIC A certmn curefnroll Intermiitente. Price SI.
UK. McCl..NTOCK'S DI AllliHUJA CORDIAL AND
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE A enlc remedy.
DR. McCLINTOCK'S VEGETABLE PURGATIVE
PILLS Fot O "Stivemet, Hendiiche. fce. Price tUcts.
DR. McCLINTOCK'ti ANTHUUOUS PILLS For
Irregularity in the Functions of the Liver and Bowels
the best Liver Pill mnde Price 01 ctt. a !x
For ante bv Dr. J. McCLLSTOCK. at his Medical Be-
twt. N W corner ninth tind Filbert I'i , Philadelphia, nnd
nt all Druirgitti nnd Dealers in Medicines. . Ail Druggiait
and Deslert in Aleaicinca who wnn to lie ngente, will
nlcnte adildrcta Dr. McClint'x'k, luriiithms reference,
nenie of Pntt'Oruce. crunty nnd ttate.
IT For Pale hy Wciaer ft Urnner, bunoury and Mia.
mokin ; Wm. Weimer, Nortliuinberlnnd C. Brown, Mil
ton ; E. P. Lutz. Bloomtbiirg: JmcoIi Harris, Uuckhnrn ;
jolm Vanlecio, Light Slrct j I Sharpie as & Son, Cnta-
wtses.
January fl, 1655. ors.
"Wines 6j Liquors.
Mnrtelt Brendy,
Chsmpaigne Wine,
ptnet
Biieiry
Clarot '
Turc Port "
Port .
Muderis "
Lisbon 11
Wine Bitters
For Sale by
French "
Comtn'm "
Rye Whiskey,"
Monoiiguhela U'hitkey,
Common 41
Jamaica spirits,
H iland Gin,
WEISER it DRUNER
Sunbury,Julya, ISM.
LAWI1ENCE HOUSE,
STJflLTJEY, PA.-
rilHR suVscriber respuctfully informs the public
X llrit she still continues to keep the above
named public bouse
i-ihe hit a.eo received a new supply c: .food
liiiuors and wines, snJ trtifls that fche will be
nble to give satislaclion to all nil a may visit her
Louie.
MAMA THOMPSON.
Punbury March 4, le54. if.
Erkish Periodicals
tn
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1.
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rtunintr puitnc.
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which we are ei in bled to place all our Beprima in the
iianna t tiiDweriDera, atxnitat mom at they ran iw iur:ntiiei
with the foreign cpi. Although thia invulvea a very
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Vaf II,',,''m!',"',',,K,,,ota- rol"CIV". aonUll
n. o u . st uk have reeenttv iu iliahaH m..A k.u.
Bus.
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u,, 77. ' w"'ssiot the old I'Book of the Farm"
letjly a sseseiTA t.d and ,h,own uno. tha M.XZ F "',
' UeoiuUr rt, last.
- - L. L. BE VAN,
.issiuiffCKixT hotel; -
. . rihai&okia Pa-'
Uabov. t ' oneir'!y. htb. hastak.n
fhainoki,,, j, ,"uZZ " h'm "
TO; CASH BUYERS." v
Ar0. 232 Cfcr-sfntii streel, abovt 9i ;
Philadelphia, . '
Hav now open a large stock of .
CARPETINGS, .
EmVracinj the new and leading styles In Vel
vet, Tapeairy, Orunels, Ingriin, Stair Carpets,
Oil Clothe, Ac., all of which will be sold at the
loweat ctah prlcat, ' ' ' ' ''
WHOLESALE RETAlt
Phils., Kept. 9, l64.ly. '
United States Hotel, .
Cktstnut Slrttt, about Fourth.
PHII.ADBt.PHIA.
CJ-MacLEI.LAN, (late or .Ion' Hotel,)
has tht pleasure to Inform his friend and
tie traveling community, that be hjs leased this
House for a term of years, and Is now jirepareu
or the reception of Guests. '
The Local adventne-esof thisaorite establish-
menl arm Ion tvU Lnnvtn to need ComtltPnt. -
The House and furniture hfle been put in
Aui mt. nr.tnri iho moms are larM and well
., I Ti, 'I'.l.te. will elwnve be supplied
et ith the best, and the proprietor pisdge himeelf
that no edort on his part slisll oe wnnun iu
make the United States eoual In coinlnrie to any
Hotel in the Quaker t.ity. ... -
rhila., July , 1854 ,
Sunbury Academy.
J. P. CRONMILLER, Principal.
TRUSTEES:
Man. Alex. Jordan, John loune, it li. jvins-
ser, Esq., Jucoli fainter, Hon. leo. U. Welker,
Henry Uomtel, Esq , Irn T. Clement, Hugh Bel
las, John W. Peal.
THE SUMMER TERM o( this A.-adomy wil1
roinmcnce on Tuesdny the 10th of April
1 he course of Instruction will embrace all the
branches of a liberal English and Classic 1 eda
cation. It is bis aim to make the Academy
one of the best Schools in tbo country To o
complisli this, nothing will be wanting n bis
part.
1 horoughness and accuracy will ho required
in every recitation, and no pupil will be permitted
to pass superficinllp over an subject. Compo
sition end Declamation will receive particular
attention. Correct reading;, writing and spelling
will be carefully taught to the less advanced.
Calender. i he Winter session will com'
mence on Monday, the 16th of October, and con
Untie twenty-two weeks.
I he session is divided in Two I urms ol eleven
weeks each.
TUITIONS
Primary branches (per tcTnO ff3,00
English department, (per Term,) $5.00
Classical " ' $8,00
For further particulars address the Principal,
ounhury, l a.
September 16, 1S5I. lm.
HENRY B. FUSSELL,
Kisuricrontn or
Umbrellas Parasols,
IN EVERY VARIETY, AT THE OLD STAND,
jYo. 2 North Fourth St., '
Philadelphia.
"ConstanlW on hnntl a large atsnrtmcn
to winch the attention of Dealers is requested
fnila.. sept. IB, 18S.
TYM. M'CAPvTY,
BOUKSKI.LK.il,
' Market Street, '
SUNBURY, PA.
J UST received and for sale, a fresh supply of
for Sincuiir Schools. He is nlso opening at
Ibis time, a Urge assortment of DouLs, in every
blanch ot Literature, consisting of
Poetry, History, Iovtls, Kooianccs, fccieiitific
Works, Low, Medicine, isclinol and L-lnlUren s
Dooka, Billies: School. Pocket and Family, both
with Held without UnirravingR, uml ever) of vari'
stv ol CinJing. I'myer 1 looks, of nil kinds.
A Iso just received and for sale, rurdons Di
gest of the laws of Pennsylvania, edition of 1851
price only ffi,00.
Judge Keads edition of lilot'.kstonet ujmmtn
Is i its, in 3 vols. 8 vo. formerly sold at SlU.OU
snd now offered (in frosh binding) at the low
price of SG,00.
A Treatise on the laws ol rennsvivania
specting the estates of Decedents, by Tbomaa F
(ionlon, price only S4,uu.
Iravels. voyages and Auveniures, all oi
which will be sold low, either Tor cash, or coun
try produce. '
February, 81, 1853 U. '
e i r B -st
Hatches, Jewelry? silverware
AND FANCY GOODS.
OCT A Chokt Assortment of Ike Finest Quality
FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST CAtfH PRICES, AT
Will. B ELTONHEAD'S,
No. 184 South Second street, between Pint and
Umorij west UtiCy
T
hint
HE mi "tmiit cintsfturei a laartre and Srleet Sloclt m
Fine Wiitchui. Jewelry. Siirer Ware, Altmta Wure,
Ititcd with fine Silver, in 5nin, Fork. Ladlesi, Ve.
et G.MHle, Fhii and Faney Articles of a uifi"f ouaiiiy.
H nv in a practical kituwlvditenf the huniiM. and all
vhi!hII t'aciltl iea tor ltiip.rttnp and Muiiuineturiiia, tha
Buoacribtir tuniieuuv invite purriusent uriievtug inai ne
can iup)ly them m tenm an lavornhle at any other eataO
iiaiiinictn in ciinci ii lira a uant ic svlllfa.
IF" All kinda of 1ih md and Pearl Jo we try and Silver
War manufactured to order, within a reaatiiuihle time.
17" WutchcK, Jewelry and Silver Ware faithfully re
paired.
No. 184 South eld St.. a few dtKn ahjva ihe '2d Mai Let
sr-aa I., tka tt ...ik W I aiI.. it.
fiimom B1KD CLOCK, which emaiid (he admiration
or l he Kient i nr and canine.
Phila , Oct. 7, IftM.ly J
HENRY JJ0NNEL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office opposite tht Court House, .
Sunbury, Northumberland CovMy, Pa.
Prompt aileniion to bosiuess in adjoining
uuiiurs.
TNK Boureau'a celebrated ink, and also Con
Itres ink for sale, wholesale and retail by
IWc-mUr tH. IRS0. H B MAHSER.
DHOEH All kinds of Boots hhoet shd slip.
tiers for sale by "
U.ELSUEKHatU,
Market street, oiiposite the Post Office
Snnburv. Oct. 8. 1853.
fL CRA1XING3. Prop, Black, Raw ITm
v' tier. Burnt Terra do Sienna and Vandvk
Brown. team prepared from tha New Jersey
Paint and Color Works, for sale bv
VVElSERi BRU.NEK,
Sunbury, July 2S. I8.K
CEDAR TL BS, Horse Buckets, Painted Buck
cla. Meat Tenderers, Cortt Brooms, Bas
kets, Children's Wagons, and Yankee Clocks
ust recenysJ and for ala by
Dec s. 1854. I. W. TEJiER a rs
gy. UEENSWARF., Beautiful sets of Tea
-want, in China, Biona China and De!f,
Dinner and Supper Dishes of all kinds, Toilet
Keta. covered Dishes, China Fruit Baskets and
Ornaments, Fluid Lamps, Lanterns, Glassware
in variety, and Tumblers from 8J dents upwards,
just received and for sale by ,
: fsc, 8,1854. , I. W, TENEB ic CO.
A BAS0L8 ot ah' sorts. Umbrsltss. eamst
haas. svillow . baskets and eedar wara at
all Undo, just received and for sal by .
; ' .4 WM. A. KNAB8.
. Lower Angusta, May 6. J5W .
H00T5, ShoM, Hats, Caps and Gum Shoe a,
C 9 just rec ied and fer sale ty
Oct T USt' TCNEF Co.
t Tt- .. "r.;w
II olio way's Ointment.
CUizeni of tht Union f ' " ') " '
Yon htvs done ma the honour, as with oris
voice, from one end nf the Union to the other, to stamp
the chsrnctcr of my Oiutinenl with your approbation. It
it scarcely two years since t mane it snown among you,
nnd slieedy, it hut obtained more celebrity than any other
Medicine in so short a period.
i IILIW AI5 UUlJbO ,T A ,
8, Cornet of Ann end Nassau Slreett, New York ,
ASTONISHING CURE OF PORE LK'JS, AFTER
MNB YKAR8 STANDING.
Copy of a letter from Mr. W. J. Langley, oj
HuMsvillt, Yadktn Counfy, Oortl Carolina,
u. a , aaled JSuvtmhtr 15(, load,
(rr READ HIS OWN WORDS.
Tu Profesfir Hollowat,
is this letter written for the mere stilts of writing, but to
nir. it ia mrt ,nv uetan ia nennme mnorious, iichmb
say, tliat your Ointment cured me or one oi uie mn
areamul curluueoue aisensee mat nwn m uo
wl.ich waa e nitidered bv all who knew me, to he entirely
iwivnnd um rmicb nf meflieine For nine years i wus
alhicted with one of the moat painful and troublesome
sore legs tlmt ever fell to the lot ol man I una nuei trying
everv medicine I hid ever heard of. I resinned iu despair
alt hope of being cored: but a frieuo bronght me a oouple
of lares pots ol your Ointment, which causca me soiesou
mv leca to heal, and 1 entirely regained my henlth tu my
agreeubte surprise end delight, and to the astonishment
ul my frierlde.
ifisned) Vt. 1. LANQLEY.
AN EXTHACnDINARY Ct'REOF A BAD HKKAT.
WHEN NEARLY A V THE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy of a Utter from Mr R. Mutant, New
Urlcaus. November 9A. 1853.
To Professor Hollowat. 38. Corner of Ann and Nastua
Streets, N. Y.
Dear Sir, II is with hour I felt gratitude I hove to
inform you that by the use of yourOsntineiil aud Pills, the
iiie oi niy wile nat Been saved. For seven yenra the
eeroua nntuie.) I wus told thul uothins could save her:
,.uu u ormsh wnn ieu raimuie wounaa. rnot ol a con.
sua was then induced tu use your Ointment and Pills,
wnen in the short space of three mouths, ihev effected s
neucci cure, to in-astonishment of all won knew us.
t e oMnined your Medicine! from Messrs. 'Vrightft Cn
nrChartrei-ilreet. New Orleane. I Send this from "Hotel
oee i-nncee," fans, although, 1 had writteu it at New
Orleeuis. befoie we Bimlly left, at Ibut time, not knowing
J1'"' iiimrcniinew kOIK.
retfnedi n nun ant
The Pills ahonM lie UBAd onlnIllu wrilh Ilia llmlmMil
iii iiiobioi me following cases
Bad Lefre, . Chieo-foot,
Bid Breasts, Chilblsins,
Burns, Chnppeil hands,
Bunions, - Corns (Soft)
Bite of NTosche- Cancers
Fistulas, . i
Gout,
Glandular Swelling,
Lumbago .
Piles
R hentnatism
Scalds,
Sire-thnsts,
Vre-heads,
Wounds,
toes A Bund-Flies. Contracted end
Coco-bay, Stiff Joints,
Elenhantinsis, Sore Ninnlea.
Skin-diseases, ' Peurvy,
lura'iurs, ti'eers,
Sold at the rstabliahmeut of Professor Hollowat, tU
Strnud, (near Temple Bur, London.) and also nt hit House
in isrw yors. urilert lor Mrilicincsin tne Mates, nmires.
sed 'T. Holiowsv New York, will leceire due attention
S-ild also l,y ill resnectulile Ul ngeists snil Dculer in Med-
,,',b ,111,1,,,. i," i i,c o llliro inuir IT, w 'rm ... f v,. nw,,
87 cents, and SI. SO cents each Tibs bad Wholesale of
the principal lrug Houses In the Union.
r 1 nere is a eoiisiaeratiia saving uy taking ins larger
. i
is ri are affixed to each box.
i bo:
June 91, 1854. om.
Cheap Watches Jewel r v.
WHOLESALE and Retail, at the 'I'hihdet
phia Watch and Jewelry Store," No. 96
rvorlh second Street, corner of yuarry,
X-mZ.ADEX.FHXA. -
Gold Lever Watches, full jeweled, 18 enmt eases. $2C.IKI
G'lld Lepine lhk. eH.W Fine Silver SuecUiclus. 1,60
Silver ln. full jewllnl, SO.lGoM Biocel'ts, . 3.K)
Silver Lever, full jcwl'd H I adits' Gold Fnncils, l.i
Nineii ,r (.(nurttcrs, 7. Silver lea spoons, set, 5,uu
Gold Pnectnrlej, 7.fMI
Gold Pens, with Pencil und Silver Holder, 1,00
Gold ringer Bines, 37J cents to $80 ; Watch
Ulnsscs, tilain, 121 cents: I'utcnt, l.tinct
25 ; olhcr articles in proportion. All goods war.
ranted to be what they aro sold for.
friTAlr f EK & HAKLEY,
On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers and
Lepincs, still lower than the above prices.
Sept. 80, 1854. 1.
SASH, D00ES, BLINDS, &o.
flHE undersigned would respectfully inform
-- the ciltrens ol Sunbury and the public gen
erallv.that they have entered into co-psitnersliip
under the firm of Kram & Mq'uadk, for the
purpose nf inanufncturin j 8osh, Doors, Blinds,
Ac. Also, Lloor unJ v astiboara Moulding
worked to ordor. Their manufactory is at Ira
T. Clement's Steam Saw Mill, where they will
furniHli tho above articles of the best workman
ship and lowest prices.
JAUOd kkam,
JAMES r.MeQIJADE
N. B All orders left at I. T. Clement's stor
promptly attended to.
Sunbury, Kept. 3, 1851.
SAMUEL S. FETIIERSTON,
DIALER IN
Lamps, Lanterns, Chandeliers ond Candclabras
No. 152 S. 2d street, abovt Spruit,
PHIMORLPHU.
Taving enlarged and improved his store, and
" havinx ono of the lararost assortments of
Lamps, in Philadelphia, is now prepared to fur
nish rine Oil, Camphene, Burning Fluid, Lard
and Oil Lamps, and Lanterns of nil patterns,
Glass Lamps by the package, at ft s"iall advance
over auction prices. Being a Manufacturer and
Dealer of 1 ma Oil, Burning Fluid and A Icohcl
which will be furnished to Merchants at such
prices that they will find it to their advantage to
buy. Also, Household Glassware uf all descrip
tions at the lowest market prices.
Philadelphia, Oct. 14, 1854.
, S. STNCOiST. THOS. C. KKIGI
S; L. PANCOAST & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DFALERS IN
Fish and Provisions
auftsailLT,
JVb. 17 JVorth Wharves,
rKXt.ADFX.PHIA.
Philadelphia, Sept. 16, 1854.
' NEW CLOTHING & JEWELRY.
S SIM ON. late of the firm of S. Schnurman &
Co., respectfully informs the citizens of
Sunbury and vicinity, that he will continue tbo
aliove btiaineas In the old stand In Market street,
with an entire new stack of goods, which are on
tlie way from the city. He will also be prepared
to repair watches, having a hand in constant em
ployment for that purpose. He therefore rerpect.
fullv soliiits the patronnge of the public.
Sunbury, Sept. 16. 1854. tf.
CHEAP WATCH AND JKWFLRY STORE
No 72 Nor(s Setond Street, opposite (h
" iilount Vernon House )
, ; -: Philadelphia. -
GOLD Lever Watches, full jeweled, 18 K, ca
ses, 528 ; SiUei Lever do,, do., $K; Sil
ver Lepine, do., $9 i. Quarlier. $5 to $7 s Gold
Spet'.laclts. $4 90 to $10 ; Silver do., $ I 60 j
(silver , Table Spoons per sett. $14 to $18;
Silver Desert do., do., $9 to 81 1 j Silver Tea do.,:
do., $1 75 to $7 60 j Gold Pens and Gold C'a
scs, $3 25 to If 5; Gold Pens and Silver do.. $1;
together with a variety of fine Gold Jewelry,
Gold Curb , Guard and Fob Chains. All goods
warranted to be as represented. Watches and
Jewelrv, repaired in the best manner. Also, Ma
sonic Murks, Pins, &e made to order.
Nr B. . All orbers sent by mail or otherwise,
will be punctually atteuded to. . . v
Plulo., Sept.. 18, 1854. ly.
ANN'S LETTER PRESSES, with
books.l nk, and all ct mlete, just received,
and for p!e by n. a. M A&eK.
Sunbury, Juns 4, 1853.-
rlLOCKS Eight day and 80 hour Iroo and
t Wooden framed. Cream Nuts, Ground
Nuts. Raisins, snd Pruues. Just received and for
sale br - M.n,MAou.
Lower Aurtists, May 54.-
WILEY'S COUGZT CUNDY.
lent remedy for coughs, colds,
at this office. "
December 4. 1853. -
An excel
For sals
BOOTS and Shoes for Man, .Womsri and
ChlldnsrK f ..diss' Morocco Shose, Ladies'
bHA and colored Gaiters, just received snd for
saleby-1 WM. A.MADB
Lower Augusta. May 0, 1854.
UTewGoodi for thePeoplal vm
BENJAMIN 11EFKNER
O EsPECTFUiiY informs the pubflc in gen
" erol that he baa just received aud opened a
splcr.did stock of , ,
Spring and Summer Goods
at his New Store, in Lower Augusta township.
II is stock consists in psrt of , . , , ,
Cloths, Cassimers, Cassinets.
of all kinds, of linen, cotton and worsted.
ALSOl
Callcoe., dlnarhams, Lawns,
MouNtjeline He balnea
and all kinds of Ladles Dress Goods.
Grocrrlee).
Also an assortment of Hardware. Iron
ami Steel, Nails, &o.
Also an excellent assortment of
(sTTEENSWARE, of various styles and
. patterns.
Also an assortment of BOOTI &. SIIOI.S.
HATS Sc CAPS, a good selection.
Salt. Fisli, cc.
And a great variety of other articles such as are
suitable to the trade, all of which will b sold at
the lowest prices.
idf" Country produce taken in exchange a
the highest prices.
Lower Augusta, May 6, 1851.
REMOVAL.
lAghi'. Light! Light!
Mil. DYOTT & KrKT have removed
to their New Store nnd Factory,
No 74 South Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
(Five doors below their old stand ;)
Having increased fscilities, we oiler to Mer-
ehants and others, Gas Fixtures rnd Lamps of
every description, and a the lowest Manufac
turer's prices, and uneurpnuscd in quntly or np.
pears nee by any in the country- Our stock em
braces DIOTT'R PATENT NNB LAMPS.
t (the best in the world)
Burning fluid and bolnr Lard Lamps, Chande
liers, fur Gas, l'ine Oil, Solar Lard, an I Fluid,
Hall and Patent Spring Hand Lanterns, Globes,
Glasses, Wicks, Fine Oil & Fluid, wholesale and
retuil.
Merchants and others will find it to their ad
vantage to rail and examine onr Stock and Pri
ces. PIT Particular attention given to fitting up
Churches and other public buildings.
Phila. October 7, 1854. ly.
Pickles, Sauces c.
Just received
Cauliflower,
Chciw chow.
Mixed Pickles,
Onions,
Benns,
Girkins,
I'ticali,
.lhn Bull Sauce,
BrWatetik
Woreesier "
Ksseneeof Anch. lives, .
Chilli Vinrunr,
1'he shove are oil from
Cryisve A Blackwell, London,
I'oticd T aigus,
" Ham,
ftnsf berry Jam,
Currsnt "
Plum "
eirdiiiis,
Tutnatn Catsup, tte., e.
WKISKR t BRUNF.rt.
Surettior to Hartley d Knight.
SEDDING & CARPET
WAREHOUSE,
No. 148 South Srcond Street, five doors abow
Spruce street,
PKILADELTniA
Where he keeps constantly on hand a full
assortment of every article in bis line of
business.
FEATHEliS, FEATHER BED?,
Patent Spring Mattresses, curled hsir,. Moss
Corn Hubk and 8lraw Mattresses, Velvet, Tu
peslry. Tapestry, Brussels, Three-Ply, Ingrain,
Venetian, List, Rag and Hemp
Cutpctings, Oil Cloths, Canwn Muttine.,
Cocoa and Spanish Mattings. Floor and Stair
Druggets. Hearth Knga, Door Ma's, Tab'e and
Piano Covers. To which he respectfully' invites
the attention uf purchasers.
Phiia- Oct. 7, IS54. ly.
Just Published and for Sale
by WM. McCARTV. Bookseller,
Sunbury, Ps.
' The American
PLEADERS' ASSISTANT :
Being a collection of approved declarations, writs,
returns and proceedings in thu several actions
now in use in tha United tates.
Br Colmnson Kecd, Esq.,
Ipsat Ugis viva vox
With notes and additiona, together with a shor
system ol conveyancing. By A. Jordan. Pres
ident Judge of the Eighth Judicial district of
Pa., and Wm. M. Rockefelor and M. L.
Shiudtsl, of the bar of Northumberland county.
Since the publication of the book, the following
letter has been received from Judge Pearson of
llarrisburg t
HiitnisBCBO, June 80, 1353.
Gistiemex:
After a careful examination of your "Amer
ican picadors assistant," I take pleasure in ex
pressing my entire approval nf the selection end
composition of tha precedents thus offered to the
public. 1 he legal profession in Pennsylvania
sLands in need of a correct svstem of pleading,
adspted to our habits of business, and the practice
of the courts. Your forms of declarations being,
to a great extent, founded on the acts of assembly
will be a saving of labor to the pleader, and con
duce to safop- and brevity in our pleadings.
It should be in the hands of every practising
lawyer in our state.
r ours, with great respect,
JNO.J. PEARSON.
Hon. A. Jordan, Wm. M. Rockefeller and M.
L. Shindel, Esquires.
W. McCastt, Esq.,
Dear Sir: I received more than a year ago
a copy of-'Reed,s Pleaders' Assistant" improved
by Judge Jordan and others. I examined it with
some care soon afterwards, and have had occa
sion to use it several times since. I think it de
cidedly valuable as a : manuel for practising
attorneys in Pennsylvania, and do not hesitate
to recommend it- If it wars generally used it
would increase the accuracy of the profession in
matters which are often very carelessly done.
I aro very truly yours, ic, -
J. h. BLACK.
I also received s copy of the Pleaders' Assii
ant, and have examined it sufficiently to enable
me to concur very heartily in the above commen
dations by tho Chief Justice.
GEO. W. WOODWARD.
July 19, 1854
Sunbury. July 39, 1854.
Liquid Glue.
LVVAY3 ready for use. A new article of
the greatest utility and convenience for re
pairing Furniture and Household Ornaments of
either Porcelain or Glass. It is preferable to any
other cement used, as it leave no mark where
the pieces join. It will be found a very great
saving of money in repairing of Furniture alone.
Neatly put up in bottle a- 85 cents each, or
a doien. All order promptly executed.
WM.O. MASON.
S04 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
Phila., Oct. 14, 1854. tf.
GROUND and whole Pepper, Clove, Cinns-J
mon, Nutmeg, Mace, AllUpice, Ginger, I
Liquorice, dee., &c, at
Nov. 18, '54. YOUNG'S 8TORE.
SMITH'8 ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN
GER, a fresh supply just received, and for
sale by
if. B. MASSER.
fiiinbtirv, Jan.
10. 1IM.
IATE.NT BRITTANIA 8TOPPERS for
bar bottle for sal by
H. B MASSER.
Sunbury, April 13, 1851
TOR sale at this oftca, Superior Block Ink,
tV Cstala Medicinal at 25 ota, Pun EeseftO of
Qim, lb cent
CHERRY PECTORAL:
s?s tfc Cars (
COUGHS, COLDS,
HOARBBNTESS, BROtf
OHITXS, OROT7F, A8T.
MA, WHOOPitfO-OOTJOS
AXsTD CONSUMPTION".
TO CURE A COLD, wira bsichs aud soassasa
of tha body, take the Cnsar Pxcroa. on going to tied,
and wrap up warm, to sweat during the night. ,
Foa a Uols and Cough, uke it morning, noon ana eve
ning, scooiding tu directions on the bottle, and the difficul
ty will "li Im removed. Nona will long sulfur from this
trouble when Ihey find it oan lie so readily cured. Persons
sltlieted with e sealed cough, which breaks them of their
rest st night, will find, by taking the Cherry PeetorsI on
purs t, bed, they mav be sura of sound, unbroken sleep,
and consequently refreshing rest. Great relief from suffer
ing, sud an ultimate cure, is afforded to thousands who are
thus nlHicted, by this invaluable remedy.
From lis agreeable effects in these cases, many Und
themselves unwilling to forego its uss when tbs necessity
for . has oeased
From two eminent Physicisna In
Favbttovillb, Tenn , April IS, 1851. "
Sir We hsve given your Cherry Pectoral an extensive
trial in our piaetice, end find it to surpass everv other re
medy we have for cuiins-nffectlons f the respiratory or
gans. DKK.D1KMKR HAMPTON.
TO SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS this remedy
Is invaluulile, ns by its action on the throat and lungs, when
taken in sm.'ill quantities, itremivesall hoaraeness in a few
hours, end wonderfully increases the power and flexibility
of the voice.
ASTHMA is generally much relieved, and often wholly
oured by Cherry Pectoral. Hut there are some eases so ob
stinate ss to yield entirely to no medicine Cherry Pecto
ral will cure them, if they can be cured.
BRONCHITIS, or irrilstion of the throat and upper
portion of the lunps, may lie cured by biking Cherry Pe.to.
ral in small and irequent doses. The uncomfortable op
pression is soon relieved.
Rev. Doct. LANSING, of Brooklyn, New Vork, states:
kl have seen the Cherry Pecioral cure such cases nf
Aatlims and Bronchitia as leans ma to believe it can rarely
lull to cure those diseases. n
POR CROUP. Give an emetle of antimonv. to be
followed by lae and frequent dosc3 of the Cherry Poetic
i til, until i' subtlucs the disease. If taken in season, it will
not fail lo cure.
WHOOPING COUGH may be broken up and soon en
red l,y the tie of Cherry Pectoral.
THK INFLUENZA' is speedily removed by this reme
dy. Numerous instances have been noticed where whole
families weie protected from any serious consequences,
while their neifrlili Ts, without the Cherry Pectoral, were
suffering from ihe diausse.
lr. J. C. Avert . Salem, Ohio, llth June, 1651.
I write t inform you ot the truly rcmorkaule eflucts of
your CHERRY PECTORAL, in this plucc, snd in my
own family. One of my daughters was completely cured
in three duvs nf a dreedtul V uooriNo Cuoon, by taking it
Dr. Means, one nf our very best physicians fieely states
that he conrtders it the best remedy' we have pulmonary
diseases, and that hr has cured more cases of Csocr with
it than any other medicine lie ever s-lnnuistered.
Oui clerpymn ol the Bnpilst Church suvsthnt during
Ihe run of l.ivi.rRNrA here this season, he has seen cures
from your medicine be could scarcely have believed Kith
out, si-eins.
Yours respectfully, J. D. SINCLAIR,
Iieptty PostmMster.
From the distinguished Prnfcswr of Chemis
try and Materia Medicc, Doudoin College.
I have found the Chsrkv PsrrossL, ss its ingredients
show, s powerful remtdy Ivi cjIJ.s, aod cnugha, and pul
monary dise&acs.
Pa f K ER CiEVILAXD, M.S.
BscxfWics, Me , Feb. S. IfM?.
PR. VALENTIN E MOTT.
The vridcli) c.lebratci Professor tf Surgery tn
,rt Medical Lathee. K4w York tvy, s,!vs .
'H Rives me pleasure to certify Ihe valilft and cnVaey
nf 'Avsk's Cmsbst Pectob!.,1 which I conbirlt-r peculi
arly adapted to cure diseases of the Throat and Lungs.1'
Cures of severe diseases upon the Lungs have beeu ef
fected by Ctiessv PeeroKAL iu such eslreme costs es
warrant the belief that a remedy hoe st length been found
that can be depended on to cure the Coughs, Colds and
Cotiiumpliuti which rarrv from our midst thousands every
vear. It is indeed a medicine to vvhii'h the (TMetcd con
hok with oonfidence forrltef, sud they should not fail to
svsil themselves of it.
Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AYER,
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass. .
Sold in Sunbury hy II MASSER, and by
Druptrisls generally throughout the SiBte.
Jn'y 30, 1853. ci-ow lv.Kov. 13. '52.
Great Ai'iivaJ ul
SPRING- CfOODS !
Hi A T. CLEIENT-
R N FORMS his friends and customers that he
Ji just received nit elegant assortment of
SPRING AND SU.U-MER GOODS .
At hi Store in Market Street, Sunbury, which
he oflers to the public at the lowest prices.
His stock consists of s general assortment o
Dry Goods, viz :
Cloths, Cassimers, Ccssmets, Jeans, Drillings,
Muslins, Linens, Calicoes, Muslin dt
Lains, Lawns, Ginghams, Berages.
. Also a large assortment of CLOTHING.
A large assortment of Eoots ar.d Shoes, for
Men, Women and Children.
Filk Hats. .
Panama, Palm leaf and other Summer Hats.
BMaster.
GROCERIES of every variety.
Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Molasses, Cheese, Spice.,
Fih, Salt, &c.
HARDWARE,
Viz : Iron snd Steel, Nails, Files, Saws, dee.
QUEENSWARE,
Tea Setts, Plaits, Dishes, Cups, Saucers, tjt
LIQUORS,
. Wiiif. Braiidf, Gin, Earn, Whiskey, ic
ICt Country produce of all kinds taken in ex
change at t ie highest maiket prices.
April 8. R54 ly.
The Eye Perfected.
SILVER MEDALS,
From tha Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, from the
American Institute, New York, and
FIVE FIRST PREMIUMS
From Different Fairs in New England.
City Daguerreotype Establishment
D.C.COLLINS &C0.
A'o. 100 a; 166 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Also, Main btrett, apnngjitld, Muss- and
Wcstfield, Mass.
Portrait Painting and Talbotyping, in the
highest state of perfection, done in ail the above
&etalilishmrnts.
Sky-l.iglit used in all the establishments.
Ministure taken equally a well by them in
cloudy as in clear weather.
Phil., May 87, 1854- tf.
NOTICE
lo Trespassers on the Telegraph Line.
TOTICE Is hereb clven. thst all persons
i- found trespassing upon, or injuring Ihe line
of the Philadelphia and Sunbury Telegraph will
be dealt with according to the act of Assembly in
such case mado ar.d provided.
II. U. MASSE K. Ires t
Phil, and Sunbury Telegraph Co.
Su,nbury, June 8, 1854. tf.
SAMUEL W. PjDPPER
, , . svccEssoa ro "
HENRY J. PEPPER k SON,
WHli'lie,'jewirlry & Mlver Tfare,
No. 175 Chestnut tt- opposiltfht State House,
7HIXiABBZ.FHI.sV. .. .
7hil., May 37, 1884 ly. ;
JOHN" V. MARTIN, 7
MERCHANT TAILOR,
. BTJNBTJBY, P A., ..-
RESPECTFULLY informs his friend and
customers tlul he ha just received from th
city a new and complete ss rlmoiil of
'Mtnt IVtaring Jlppard, ' ?
which he will make tip to order, or ell, a cheap
a any other establishment in the place, as he I
determined to permit no one to undersell him.
Hi good ere choice, and carefully (elected from
the best in the Philadelphia mark it, end they
will be made up in the best and latest tyl and
warranted. His stock consists in psrt of hand-
turn Marseile and Silk Vslit;gs, Duck and
other Linen for Co., eke. . Also, t variety f
Cloth. Cassimer. Cravat, Nck Tic, nd
variety of other articles for Mens' wear.
Bunbuw, June 10, l54. tf.
7o Your Own Mechanic
GEORGE iiENN.
KaJyVfaCTtRta Of
FURNITURE' AN& CHAUti
0t the most Fashionable Stylo.
'THE subscribor respectfully call the tlentit
of tb public to hu largo and splendid sewrt
innt of every quality and price) of .
CABINET-WA Bin.
which cannot fail to rettnuwend itself to every one
who will examine it, on account of it dtusbts
workm.nhip end (plendid finish, mad up of th
best stock tob had 1n the city. No etTort is
spared in th manufacture of his wire, and the -ubecriber
i determined to keep up with Uie
many improrementa which are constantly being
made. His stock consists of Mahogfcny
Sofai, . Dlvami and sLoucge
Bureans, Seoretaries, Sideboardi,
KOFJ, BREAKFAST AND DINING TABLE
end also VENETIAN BtlNDS,' equal to Phi a-
" delphia mftnuftcturfl.
BEDSTEADS, of every : pattern and price.
CUPBOAHDS, WORK AND CANDLE
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
lit short, every article in this line of hi business.
II (Is manufactures all kind and qualities of
CHAIRS
including varietier never before to be1 had Ir
8mibury, web a MiHoeiirii Btcr Wnurt
so Ccatiti Minx Gain aw; a.vo Wifrnsoj)
CHAIRS, sso riwcr Pnso 8-rcots, which or
of the latest style, and warranted to be excelled1
by none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere.
The subscriber is determined that there slial
be no excuse for persons to purchase furniture ii
the cities, as every confidence can be entertained
about the quality and finish of hi ware and
Chairs.
Hi article wilt be disposed of on a good
terms a they can be purchased elsewhere. Coun
try Produce taken in payment for work.
CP" UNDERTAKING. Having provided
himself with a handsome Heiuse; he is now
prepared for Undertaking, and attending funer
als, in thi vicinity, or at any convenient dis
tance from this place.
tV The Ware Room is in Market Street,
below Thompson's Store and Weaver's Taveu.-.
GEORGE PENN.
Sunbury, Jan. 10, 1852. tf.
DOCTOR YCVnSKJLFI
THE rOCKET AESCULAPIUS ;
OR, EVERY ONR HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
THE FIFTIETH
tion, with One Hundre-I
Engravings, showinp Dm
eases and Malformation of
the Human System in everv
e and form. To which
dded a Treatise on '.':
f"t R" I'lseasss of rvmalcs
"rrUd people, or
ares of females, bcii,-
t.uire t j
.V. .
contur.tui.-ttm.T m:-.rri.T i -
ityBrWm.Youna'
Let no father be atliamcd to present a roiy o
the XSCULAfU'S to his child. It n.ay mve
nim fiom an early crave. Let no young man or
woman enter into the secret otlit;:ilions of mar
ried lifewiihoui reading tho. POCKET JESCU
LAPIUS. Let no one sulliring from hscknicp
Cough, Tain in the Hiiic, rcr.t!eis t;ig'ut, nervous
fceiirgs, ettd the whole fain of Dyspeptic tensr.
tioiiB, and given up by the;rYhysioian, be snoilicr
mon:ent without co.'itfttl'.ing the LeiOULAliU.S.
Have th married, or those abaut to bo married
any impediment, read this truly u?.f.il bor.k, as
i: i.tc been the men)-. of citing thousand of un
fottutiate crrattires from the very jiwn of death.
Z3T Any person sending T VvUNTV-FIVE
CEISTS, enclosed in a letter will toiche one
cop? of this book, by mail, or five roj.ies will be
sent for one dollar. Address, Dr. V'. YOUNG,
No. 153 SFF.UCB Ctrett. l'HI!. UBI.PHIA."
Pet paid.
Ju'y 13, ly.
CITRATE CF i;'Ar.ND;.I A,
cr ItBtcics Er.lt;,
Ticpt.eJ by
U'?;iF.R Bni'XEP
This rrepaisiion it. rccomuienucd ss an ay.
ccllent laxative end purgative, it operates m'ldly,
ia entirely free from any unp'easnnt latte, re
sembling bi'.noiude in (Uvor. This medicine is
highly beneCcicl for diwaiei peculiar to urna.'
and hot vtes'.hcr.
Sunbury, July I, l51.
D0CT0S. JOSEPH W. CAKEP.OJT,
RESPECTri'LLY informs the citizens of
the Borough of Sunbury and vicinity, tha'
he has permannntly located himMlf in said
Borough; and orTers his professional services tn
those who m&y wish to employ him. For the
present he can be found at Weavers Hotel.
Bunbnry, March II, 1854. tf.
RY GOODS, Cloths, Csssimers, Sattinetts,
j av vesting, J weeds, Bummer cloth, velvet
cord, Tickings, Checks, Muslins, &c, just ree'd
and for sale b WM. A. KNABB.
Lower Augusta, May 6, 1654.-
EGKTABLE CATTLE POWDER 20
dozen Breinig snd Froncfield's Cattle Pow
der, just received at the New Drug Store of
WEISER &. BRl'NER.
Sunbury, May t7, 1654.
R. H. H. HIG BEE'S remedy for coughs
colds, snd pulmonary diseases. A supply of
this TaluaM medicine just received and for sat
by H. B. MASSUK.
Sunburr, Junc4 , 1S53.
ATS AND CAP8 A splendid lot of
fashionable Silk, Wool and Fur Hats.
also Cloth, Fur, Oilcloth, Navy and Military
Caps for sale low by
G. ELSBERG CO.
Market street, opposite the Post Oilicc.
Sunbury, Oct. S, 1853.
OLD PENS with and without case, ef a
Ji very superior quality, just received.
Also a fresh supply of Writing; Fluid, for aula
y H. B. MASSER,
8unburv. Dee. S7. 1i
rjHAIN PUMPa.- K small number of these
cxceHent pump have been received and rs
offered for sale by
H. B. MASSER.
Kunburv. June 4. 1853.
SILVER WATCHES. A few double com
English Silver Watches, for sale st very low
price by . -1
H. B. MASSER.
Hunuury, Apri tz, inai
afOOPER'8 GELATINE.
For Jelli, Ac
J For sale by WEISER 4 BRUNEM.
Himburr. June 24. 1854.
BLANK Parchment Paper Deed and blank
Mortgage, Bond, Execution, Summon
etc,' for sale b H. B. MASSER.
Sunbury Aprl SS, 1851.
TTATS and Caps, Silk, Beaver, Fur ami
8!oucb, Panama, Leghorn, Braid and Chip
for men and boy.' Ls lies Bonnet of all tyles,
just received and for sale by
. Mav 6 .1854. WM. A. KNABB.
1EWELRY. A nice assortment of Geld ana
" Silver Peacili and Pens, for sale cheap by
- G, ELSBERG V CO.,
Market street, opposite the Pet Office
Sunbury, Oct, 8, 1853.
BLANKS.
VBTjAXKS of every tWnjition can be had f
B Jp spphnnrt" the office of
Amertcsuv,
ADIE3' Press Good. Spring and Suiumv .
A Shswl, Black silk, (ilk poplins, De Laine,
Ginghams, De bag, Lawn and calico, lust re
ceived and for sale by WM. A. KNABB,
Lower Augusta, My Y t86;-
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