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From tlie Germantowa Telegraph.
ALT-EXPF.RIMEKTt
Mr. lCnnon: In the course of liiy ngri
vullurul rending, 1 bad frequently met with
Hccount tiftlie ittccfsful ue of tn.lt ns a
fertiliser. I hnd nut, however, had nny pJi
publo dcnionstrntioii of it eflk-ucy, and tlierc
lore determined to give It n impni-tird trial.
I wns ol?o desirous of ascertaining, if iraeti
ritble, its exnet specific vultie us compiii-i-d
with other tiiauures of established rhnraoter
;;unuu, poudrette, sttpor-phosiilitits nud thi?
liko.
In order that 1 might secure n-u1t which
would bn perfectly satisTartoiy so Lir !t
loait as tliu cilort9 of a single season uiiylit
bo deserving of reliance I seleelnil i piece
of light, loamy land which had lain for several
vmm-s four, i think in pra33. It wa9 j.-t-fictly
lvcl, with few stones and those few of
sniull size, and without a single stnmp'or bush
on the whole piece. This land I broke up to
the depth often in.hrs in the fall briiijiii',' to
ihn tuirlui-u a very small portion of thesnb'.ial
.which was of a light, gravelly usturr. with a
slight ndinixture of sand. Alter plowing, the
land was carefully harrowed and rolled, and
in thai conditinu'il was left till the subsequent
Fprintf. The winter w.n a severe one, chnr
acterised by inteiu-e cold, but with wry li.ih;
snow till near the inuldle ol Miliary ,,so in.ii
the soil which was exDOsed willionl its r.otr.il
r i i 'i i" ...-?,. '
wilier cuveruiif up tu nun n-ii"", " ".- ,
. nrm,,. te,,.1ii1iu..li (.., iiel.iHlition.
iind in this Flute it remained till late the It.l
lowing: spiinj;'.
Ai soon as the frori was fairly out, and the
savi'acu had bfCoine tuiliciuiitly diy tu admit
of its beiliir worked, the land was cross plow
ed care beliijr had not to disturb the tui I'
ll nd reduced to n line tilth bv working with
the cultivator and harrow. 1 think that, nsit
ffeneral thimr. farmers do not pay sufficient
ul ten) ion to the pulverising of their land.!. -Although
tverv observing cultivator must be
lullv iinpre.-isiHl with the conviction that the
liner a soil is, the more favorable will H be to
vegetation j yet very few who rest under ibis
co'uvietiou bi-tow uiero than half tho labor
upon their Held that i" essential to fccure
feitilitr.
Tho'cwp seleftid for my experiment, wns
Indian coin. No rotted manure was usou,
nor did I iipidv unv substance whatever be
fore planting the. seed. The rows were drawn
with ii horse-plow, ntul chucked off carefully
so us to have the hills equi-distant with the
rows running both ways. Commencing on
one side of tho piece, I dropped five kernels
of com in a hill, and continued till I had drop
ped live rows, of forty hills each. Then with
a common hoe I drew on one inch or fine soil,
utid eomprcssed it very slightly over the corn
with tho back of the hoc ; after which 1 ap
plied oiiJ and a half table spoonfull of com
mon packing salt, and finished off with ano
ther half inch or soil. Tho nest livo rows
w ere planted without any manure of any kind.
The next five were dressed with pourfrette,
..ne half pint to tho hill, under the seed, but
with just sufficient soil over it to prevent con
tact. Tho five rows next succeeding, were
dressed with half u pint of gmmn, and Iho
next with one gill of super-phosphate of lone
the saino procautiun toprevent contact with
the seed being observed in tho last two cuses
as were udopted in that of the pondrctte.
Tho corn throughout was covered one and a
half inches deep, with the soil about it slight
ly compressed, and the whole was planted on
the same day, and without any previous pre
paration by 'stooping or otherwise. The seed
Koruiinated readily, and the plants made their
uppenrauee above' the surface on the sumo
day, but from Iho very first there was direct
ntiil palpable indications of the superiority of
the salt ; ttnd this superiority was dcmou.-l ra
ted by tho result.
A t'harvest the salted rows produced one
fifth move corn, by wiUjht, thau tho rows ma
nured with tho guano, and one-quarter uioro
than those manured with poudrette und super
phosphate, whilo tho yield compared with
that of the five rows on which no nmniuial
application had been made, was os nine to
one ! 1 do not think there was a single spear
of tho first five rows touched by tho com
. . . . , . i.
- - . . .
worm or any other insect, wuiio me ions ma
nured with guano and poudrette, wore not bv
any menus exempt from their ravap.es, though,
they suffered but little after tho first week,
and' were not l binned sufficient as to abridge
the yield. The five rows on which nothing
was bestowed, were considerably thinned,
probably one-fifth part of the whole was de
stroyed "during the lirst two weeks. About
the same difference was remarkable in the
weight of the fodder on the several pieces, as
in the weight, of the grain. The cost of tho
salt was less than ouo-third of the cost of gu
ano, poudrette or phosphate.
In lookiupr over some agricultural publica
tions recently, 1 chanced npou several articles
in which the'various excellencies of salt os a
manure arj liberally discussed, and the ration
o'e of its action scientifically explained. It
seems that its value for agricultural purposes,
has long been known both in this country and
in Europe. Sir Hugh Vlatt, an eminent wri
ter, who wrote more than a century and u
half ince, hays of it, that ,-it is the irettt
and 7ea.e'"andmost philunijJiictd of the ma
nures." Dr. IJrowning, also, who wrote more
than a century ago, remarks of it, that "it is
dispersed over all nature ; it is treasured up
in the bowels of the earth : it impregnates
1 lie ocean; it descends in ruins ; it fertilises
the soil; it arises iu vegetables, and from
them is conveyed into plants."
In the vicinity of the salt works of tlrcat
Hiitian, its value for mauurial purposes is
fully appreciated. The immense quantities
there used should be regarded as a direct and
unequivocal proof of its efficacy, as it is a re
Kult which has grown out of the experience of
many years' trial, and a protracted series of
tho most uniform und unvarying results.
"Soils," observes an old writer, '-which are
subject to the grub, and which must be fertil
ised by common dung w hich affords u proper
nest lor the mother beetle to deposit her
eggs in, must be well impregnated with tho
brine of dissolved salt, after the dung is first
tut up.
"Nothing in nature," remarks the sagacious
llollingshcad' "is so powerful as suit to meli
orate strong and still soils, and also to fiive
moifcture to dry grounds; it is also certain
destructions to weeds and insects, llesidts
its efficacy on corn and fallow grounds, its ex
cellent qualities in giving luxuriance und sa
lubrity to grass lauds, are peculiarly worthy
iho attention of those engaged iu the grazing
und breeding of cattle."
. It has been observed that salt is tho moth
er of ail manures, as every description of ma
im re assumes a higher or jower position iu the
sculo of value, ucoordiog to tbe saline matters
it produces or evolves. 15y tbe scientific cul
tivator every description of vegetable aliment
is portioned out to tho soil upon rules deduc
ed from a knowledge of tbe affluence in saline
particles, on tbe quantity of nitre it contains.
Mr. J. E. Bebcbcmacber says : "1 think salt
lime and several chemicals, will destroy the
potato iiiuue. I prefer salt, however, lot-auto
when mixed in tbe soil, it may get into
the juices and circulate through the whole
nlanl. Lime, or lime water, would do tho
tame, tu a certain extent, but it U far less
soluble than salt." In many cases where salt
was freely applied in tbe cultivation of this
valuable edible, during the prevalence of the
plague, the tubers woolly I'scapcd tbu (lis
case. A PRACTICAL FAKMER.
Dal J Eaglt Farm, Apiil 28, 1856.
Hall the Duukirk barber, w ho it will be re
numbered robbed a Mr. Fluids of some $1.
400 through means of chloroform administer
ed whik (haviujr his victim, has been sent lo
May ville jail.
MATCHES ! MATCHES ! ! '
JOHN DONNELLY,
TITANUFACTURER Mid inventor of Rafely
Patent Sipjara Upright Wood ho Matches.
No. 100 FOURTH Rtiect, (above Race,)
Philadelphia.
Matches having becomo Ml indcspensible Mil
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trie rubltc an article at once combining Utility
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per, ha by the aid or New Steam Machinery of
his own invention, micrcedcd in getting up a
SAEETY PATEST SQUAWK VMIGIIT
Wood Bo ; thin box is for preferable, in as much
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I V The.se Matches arc Warranted to be supe
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availubla facilnies tor linpcrling and Muiiufncttiriujr, the
subserilHT eoiifidentlv invites puichosera, believina lhat he
cuu supply ineiii ou leriua as luvorauic OS any uluer vatau
lishmeut iii either of the Atlantic Cilica.
If All kinds of Diuia od and Prarl Jewelry and Silver
Ware manufactured lo order, withiu a reasonable time.
IV Walehcs, Jewell y and S;ifcr Ware lailhfuU)-ra
pai.eu.
VM. R ELTON'READ
N'o. 11 b.mtb C I Si , a few d xT above ihe 3d Alaiket
Weal fide
tf In the S nith Window of the Store, may be seen the
famous Dllll) CLOCK, which euinniaisis the adiniruiiou
ol the suientilic ano curious.
Phila , Oct. 7, le-)4 ly
L. L, BE VAN,
SEAMCSHT HOTEL,
Bhamokin Pa.
flXH E suhscriher lgs leave to inform his liicnd.
X and the public generally, that ho has taken
uio auove wen known stand, and will I happy
to accommodate all w ho may give him a call.
Shainolin, July 8, I8M.
HENRY D0NNEL,
ATTORNE3T AT LAW.
Vjji.ce opposite the Court House,
Sunbury, Northnmberland County, Pa.
Prompt ailcnlion to buiuce in adjoining
vuuuties.
INK Boureau's celebrated ink, and also Con
grea Ink fur sale, wholesale and retail by
lloeemlier Srt. 18M. 11. B M Aei.SEIt.
A UASOL8 of a I, aorta. L'mWclla. caruet
lings, willow baskets and cedar wars of
all kinds, just received and for sale by
WM. A. KNABB.
Lower Augusta, May 6, 1854.
rkTLGRAlNINGS Dnm. lilark. liaw I'm
" her, Burnt Terra de Siunna and Vandyke
crown, eiicanj prepared from trie Acw Jersey
Paint and Color Works, for sale bv
WE1SER & 13 RUNE R.
Sunbury, July 33. HM
HOE8. All kinds of BooU Shoes and slip.
pern lor aale by
O. KLKUElif! & CO,
Mai let street, opposite th Post Office.
Sunbury, Oct. 8, 1853
TrpOOTS, Shoes. Hau, Caps and tium bhoea,
m iu "wires sno lor aaie vy
Oct 7 1854. TENER eVCo,
EDARTL'BS, 11 or Bucket. Painted Buck
eta, Meal Tenderers, Corn Broom, Bas-.
kots, Children Wagon, and- Yankee Clock
usl receded and for sale bv
Dee. S. 1864. I. W. TEA'tTR 4 f
A CURE FOR ALL !!! i
lloll o way's Oi ntmen t.
Citizens of the Union :
Yoa have done ma the honour, as wtih one
voice, from one end of the Union to tno either, to sump
the character of my Ointment with yonr approhuUon. it
is acareeijr iwo years since mane u mown bihuiij 7"u
and aliendr, it has obtained mora celebrity than any other
Medicine (ii so short a period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
38, Corner of Ann and Nassau Streets, New YotV
ASTONISHINO CURB OV SORE LEGS, AFTER
N'liNE YKAR8 STANDING.
Com of a letter from Mr. W. J. Langley, oj
llnntsville, Yadkin County, Oorth Carolina,
U. S., doled November Ijf, 1853.
07" HEAD HIS OWN WORDS.
To Professor HoLlow.lT,
'Sir, U is n-H my wish to become notorious, neilhe
ia this letter written for Ihe mere sake of writing, but lo
any. thut yonr Ointment cured me of one of the moat
drendiul eurtnneons diseases lhat fleah la heir to, nud
which was considered by all w1k knew me, to be entirely
beyond the reach of medicine. For nine years I wns
afflicted with one of the most painful and troublesome
aoro b-ga that ever fell to the lot of man j nnd after trying
every medicine I had ever heard of. I resigned in despair
all hope of being cared : but a friend brought me a couple
ol largo pits of yonr Ointment, which caused Ihe eoicaon
my lege to heal, and I entirely regained my health to my
agreeable am prise and delight, and to the astonishinenl
ol inv friedda,
(Pirni-d) W. S. l.AXULKY.
AS LXTR A ORDINARY Ct'REOF A DAD HHP. AST,
WHEN NKAKLY AT THE POINT OF DEATH.
' Copy of a letter from Mr. H. Durant, Aei
Orleans, November 9th. 1853.
To Professor Hollowat, 30, Corner of Ann and Nassua
Streets, N. Y.
Dear Sir, It is with heartfelt gratitude I have to
... you nun uy ine useol yonr unnment and rills, the
life of my wife has been enved. For seven yenrs she
hnd a bid brenst, wiih leu running wounds, (not of a can
cerous m tut e.) I Wea lolil ll.nl ,,oll,i,,. ronlit v. hr
she was then induced to use your Ointment and Pills,
when in the short apace ot ihree monshs, Ihey eflecled a
feriecl cure, to th- astoniahment of nil wno knew us.
continued yonr Medictnea from Mesars. '.Vrighl f
of Cliartres-slrenl. New Orleans. I send this from 'llr
ocs l-rinces," Paris. alllKNigh, I had written it at New
Orleans, before we fiunllv left, at that lime, not knowing
your address at New Yotlt.
(Waned) Jr. DuR ANT.
Tbe Pills should lie used conjointly wiih the Ointment
pTid Leys, Chieio.foH. Fistulas.
. uiu ioiiov. ii,h cuaes
Dad Breasts, Chilblains. Oout.
Htirini, Chapped hands, Glandular Swelling,
rmmonH, uorna (E?ollJ i.umijago
llite of Mosche- Cancers Piles
t.H h rViud-Plics. Conlructed and Itheumatism
Cooo-bay, Stiff Juinta, Scahls.
Eleiihanlinai. Sore N ionics. Sore-lhriits.
Skiu-diseiiacs, Scurvy, Sore-hends,
I umouie, I 'leers, wouivis,
1 uws
Sold at Ihc EotuMmhmeiit of Professor Hollowat. SU
Slntisl, (near Temple liar, liOndon.) and also at Ins llonse
in ivew ork. Orders lor Modtcuicsm tlie Mates, entires.
acil 'T. Uollowav New York," will leceive due attention
Sold tilso tiy till r.-gHtuble Diugirisls nnd Dealers in Mc.
ictnes tlirotighont the United Stutea, in Itoxes ut .17 cents
R7cen.s,nnd SI.5II cents eneh Tube had Wholesale ol
the principnl Drug Houses in Ihe I'liiou.
i l Here is a eonstderuble saving by taking the larger
V i' - Pirecliiins for the guidtince of patients in every
a 'i'.i-i are mnxcii lo eocu box.
June SI, IMS I. 8m.
Cheap AVntches 6j Jcwelrj
WHOLESALE and Retail, at the "I'hiladcl.
T phia Watch nud Jewelry Store," No. 36
?iortn Second !trect, corner of tiuarry,
PIIItiADELPHIA.
Gold Lever Watchea. full lewetetl, It) carat eases. Si?.m
OoklLepiiie IS. 41 .0111 Fine Silver Spectacles. I.MI
Silver lp. full jewlled, fMl.Uidl.l llracelets, 3.00
Silver Li ver, lull jcv.'l'd IS ! ndies' Gold Pencils, 1 .00
Superior (;inrliers, 7. ISilver Tea spoons, set, S,IK)
(iold ajiel'irln, 7,fKl
Ookl Ptiu, with Pencil and Sliver Holder, 1,00
(iold Finger Rings, 37J cents to $80 ; Watch
(ilaKses, plain, 12$ cents; Patent, ISj; Lunet,
vn ; otlu-r articles in proportion. All goods war
t anted to be what they arc sold for.
KTAL'FFER & HAR1.EY,
On hand, some (.'old and Silver Levers and
Lepincs, still lower than the above prices.
Sept. SO, 1854. 1.
SASH, D00ES, BLINDS, &o.
flIE undersigned would respectfully inform
llio I'.ilir.eus of tiuiilniry and the public gen
erally, thnt they have entered into co-partnership
tinder the firm of Kuix & McQi-ai.k, for the
purpose of manufacturing Sash, Doors, Blinds,
&c. Also, Door and Washboard Moulding,
worked to order. Their manufactory is at Ira
T. Clement' Steam Saw Mill, where they will
furnibh the above articles of the best workman
ship and luwcct prices.
JACOB KRAM,
JAMES P. MctiUADE
N. 1! A II orders left ut I. X. Clement's stor
promptly attended to.
Sunbury, Sept. 2, 185-1.
SAMUEL S. FETIIERSTON,
DEALER IN
Lamps, tonterns, Ctian Jeliers and Candelabra!,
No. 152 S. 2d street, above Spruce,
ruiLAOKi.riiu.
f guving enlarged and improved his ature, and
havini; one of Ihe largest assortments of
Lamps, in Philadelphia, is now prepared to fur
nish Pine ( lil, Camphenc, Burning Fluid, Lard
and Oil Lamps, and Lanterns of all patterns,
Class Lamps by the pncktigc, at a B'lall advance
over auction prices. Hciug a Manufacturer and
Dealer of Pine Oil, Burning Fluid and A Icohcl,
which will tie furnixhed to Merchants at such
prices that they will find it lo their advantuge to
buy. Also, Household Li lain ware of all descrip
tions at the lowest market price.
Philadelphia, Oct. 14, ISM.
L. S. rT.tCOASr. THO. C. KM0I1T.
S; L. PANCOAST & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DFALEKS IN
Fish and Provisions
(USKHALIT,
sYo. 17 Xorth Wharves,
PniLADELFXIIA.
I'hiladt-lphia, Sept. 16, 1854.
NEW CLOTHING & JEWELEY.
MM ON, late of the firm of S. BcLnurmau &.
Co., respectfully informs the citizens of
ISunbiiry and vicinity, that be will continue the
above businea in the old stand in Market street,
with an entire new stock of gooOs, which are ou
tho way from the city. He will also be prepared
to repair watches, having a hand in constant em
ployment for that purpose. He therefore respect
fully solicits the patronage of Ihe public.
Sunbury, Hepl. 16. 1854. tf.
AYISE'3
CHEAP WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
A'o 72 North Second Street, opposite th
iiJount Vernon House.)
Philadelphia.
COLD Lever Watches, full jeweled, 18 K, ca-
ses, $28; 8iUer Lever do,, do., $12; Sil
ver Lcpine, do., $9 : Quartier. $5 to $7 : Gold
Sped icle. $4 SO to $10 ; Silver do., $1 50 ;
Hilver Table ripoons per aett, $14 to $16;
Silver Desert do., do., $9 to SI 1 ; Silver Tea do.,:
do., $4 75 to $7 50 ; Cold Pens anil Gold Ca
ses, $3 25 lo $5 ; Gold Pens and Silver do. , $ I;
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. A Iso, M a
sonic Marks, Pius, Ac, made to order.
N. 11. All orber sent by mail or otherwise,
will be punctually attended to.
Phila., Sept. 16, 1854. ly. ,
ANN'S LETTER PRESSES, with
books, i lilt, and all cc mplcte, just received.
and for sale by H. B. MASSE R.
Sunbury, June 4, 1853.-
CLOCK8 Eight day and 30 hour Iron and
Wooden framed, Cream Nuts, Ground
Nuts, Raisins, and Prunes, just received and for
aalebr WM. A. KNABB.
Lower Augusta, May 6 854.
WILEY'S COUGH MNDY. An excel
lent remedy for cough, cold, for aale
at thi otfice.
December 4. 1858. -
00T8 and Shoe for Men, Women and
- Children, Ladie' Morocco Shoes, Ladie'
blaok and colored Gaiters, just received and ror
sale by WM. A. KNABB.
Lower AujitU, May 0, 1854.
New Goods for tlie Feopl t '. '
HENJAM1N HEFFNKll
RESPECTFULLY inform the public in gen
eral lhat he ha just received and opened a
splendid stock of .
Spring and Summer Goods
at hi Mew 8tore, in Lower Augusta township.
Hi stock consists ia part of
Cloths, Cassimers, CassineU. :
of all kind, of linen, cotton and worsted.
ALSO i
Cnlltoes, Glitghnim. Lanwt,
Irloutsseltne De l.alnes
and all kinds of Ladies Drees Goods.
Groceries.
Also an assortment of IlnrdwniC, Iron
and Steel, Nails, &o.
Also an excellent assortment of
QUEENSWAEE, of various style anJ
pattern.
Also in assortment of HOOTS II SHOTS.
HATS & CAPS, a good selection.
Salt, Fish, Nc.
And a great variety of other articles such as are
auitable lo the trade, all of which will be sold at
tho lowest price.
Cir Country produce taken in exchange a
the highent prices.
Lower Augusta, Mav 6, IBM.
REMOVAL.
I.iSlil! Light! Light!
It 1 n. Dl'OTT & KI'.XT have removed
to their New Sloro and Factory,
No 74 Sotifrt Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA
(Five door below their old stand ;)
Having increased futilities, we ofler to Mer.
chants und others, (ins Fixtures and Lamps of
every description, unit at the lowest Manufac
turer' prices, und unsurpassed in qunnly or ap
pearance by any in Iho country- Our slock em
brace DYOTT'S PATENT 1' INE Oil USPS.
(fVie bist to the trorld)
Burning fluid and Solar Lurd Lamps, Chande
liers, for lla, Pine Oil, Solar Lard, and Fluid,
Hall und Putent Spring Hand Lanterns, Globes,
Glasses, Wicks, Pine Oil & Fluid, wholesale und
retail.
Merchants and others will find it to their ad
vantage to call and sxnmino our (Slock und Pri
ce. fy Particular attention given lo fitting up
Churches nnd other public buildings.
Thila. October 7, 1851. ly.
Pickles. Sauces fje.
Just received I'Mfncftnf Anchuivcn,
rauli-tl'Mvrr, Chilli Viittvar,
rhmv rlmw, The uhve nre nil fruttt
Mix ml Pickies, Cr.rw ,V H he It well, UmU"i.,
.Tm"n, i-tuiru iitiiguct
llranf, u Ham,
fi irk ins, f tnnf Wttv Join,
I'iecali. f'urmnt " '
John Hut! J? nice, Plum "
HcefnUnk Kiirdmei,
Worcrttcr Tonmlo Ciitniip, Ac., A e.
titeef.ior to Hartley If Knight.
BUDDING & CARPET
WAREHOUSE,
No. 118 South Second Street, five doors above
Spruce street,
PKILADEtrHIA
V7"herc he keeps coiisluutiy on hand a full
assortment of every article in his line of
business.
FEATHERS, FEATHER BEDS,
Patent Spring Multresies, curled hair, Moss
Cum Hnk nnd fritrnw .M jtlref-ws, Velvet, Ta
pestry, Topfstiy. Biuosels, Three-Ply, Ingruin,
Venetian, List, Rag und Hemp
Curpeli-ies, Oil Cloths, Cumoii Mattiiie.s,
Cocop nnd Sjpunifh Maltinps, Fluor und Sl.i:r
DrUh'gcts, Hearth Kiiks, Door Ma's, Tuble uud
Pia io Covers. To which he respectfully inviies
the attention of purchasers.
Phila- Oct. 7, 1S34. ly.
Just Published and for Sale
by WM. McCAUTV, Bookseller,
Sunbury, Pa.
The American
I'LEADEUS ASSISTANT :
ll.iiiil a collection of approved declarations, writs,
returns and proceeding in the ocvcrul actions
How iu use in the 1'niied tutrj.
By Coi.l.tNso.N Rki:i, Esq.,
Ipae trgis viva vox
With notes and additions, together with a nhr
system ol conveyancing. By A. Jordan, Pres
ident Judj-e of the Eighth Judicial district of
Pa., and Wm. M. Kockefeler and M. L.
Shiudel, of the bar of Northumbciland county.
Since the publication of the booh, the following
letter has lieen received from Judge Pearson of
Harrisburg :
Hiiiaisui-uo, June 30, 1853.
Rssitlkmkn :
After a rarefnl exiiminnlion of your " Amer
ican pleaders assistant," I take pleasure iu ex
pressing my entire approval of tbe selection and
composition of the precedents thus oll'ercd to the
public. The legal profession in Pennsylvania
stands in need of a correct svstcin of pleading,
adapted to our habits of busiues, and the practice
of the courts. Your forms of declarations being,
to a great cxtott, founded on the acts of auembly
will be a savinf of labor lo the pleader, and con
duce to safetv and brevity iu our pleadings.
It should be in the hands of every practising
lawyer iu our state.
Yours, with great resiicet,
J.NO.J. PEAKOX.
1'an. A. Jordan, Wm. M. Rockefeller and M.
L. Miiinlel, Esquire.
W. McCabtt. Esq., . .
Dear Bin 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 inauuel for practising
attorney in Pennsylvania, and do not hesitate
to recommend it. If it were generally used it
would increase the accuracy of the profession in
matter which are often very carelessly done.
I am very truly yours, Ac.,
J. 8. BLACK.
I also received a copy of the Pleaders' Assist
out, and have examined it sufficiently lo enable
ma to concur very heartily in the above commen
dations by the Chief Justice.
GEO. VV. WOODWARD.
July 19. 1854
Sunbury, July 89, 1854.
Liquid Glue.
LWAYS ready fur use. A new article of
the greatest utility and convenience for re
pairing Furniture and Household O.nainent of
either Porcelain or Glass. It is prt for able to any
other cement used, as it leave no mark where
the piece join. It will be found very great
saving of money in repairing of Furniture alone.
Neatly put up in bottle at 25 cent each, or
$3 a doien. All order promptly executed.
WM.U. MASON,
204 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
Phil., Oct 14, 1854. tf.
fjJROUND and whole Pepper, Clove, Ciona
y mon, Nutmeg, Mace, Alllspice, Ginger,
Liquorice, Ac, Ac, at
Nov. 18, '54. ' YOUNG'S STORE.
MITHV8 E88ENCE OF JAMAICA GIN-
OEU, a freh aupuly jnt received, and for
mU by H. B. MASSE R,
Sunburr. iB. 10. I8S3.
PATENT BRITTANIA STOPPERS for
bar bottle for sale by
H. B MA88ER.
Sunbury, April, 11, 18S1
FOR aale at thi office, Superior 15 lack Ink,
Catsta Medicin at SS cla, Vwt Etucnoe of
CHERRY PECTORAL:
Wm the Cairo f
OOVOHS, OOX.D8,
HOARSSNBSS, BR OCT
OHXTX8, CROUP, ASTH
MA, WHOOPIWO-OOUOH
ASTD OOMSUMPTIOlf.
TO CritE A COLD, with madacbb ! soasas
of the body, take the Cusaav PscToaak on going to ltd,
and wrap up warm, to sweat during the night.
Fob a Ool asi Conaa, take it morning, noon and eve
ning, aeoordmg to directions on tlie bottle, and the difficul
ty will oon l removed. None will kwg suffer fnrm this
trouble when they find it can lie so readily cured. Persona
sIHicled Willi a seated cough, which breaks them of their
nut at niyht, will find, by taking the Cherry Pectoral ou
goirg t bed, they may be sura ui sound, unbiokon sleep,
and consequently refreshing rest. Great relief from suffer
ing, and an ultimate cure, is afforded to thousands w ho ar
thus alHicled, by this invaluable remedy.
Prum its agreeable effects in these cases, many find
tliemselvcs unwilling to forego il usa w heu th necessity
for n has censed
From two eminent Thysiuians in
Kavitievillk, Tenn , April I, 1351
Sir : We liova given yonr Cherry Pectoral an cxtensiv
trial in tnir piaetice, anil find it to surras every other re
medy we have for curing affections of the respiratory cl
eans, una. D1KMKR HAMPTON.
TO tMNUURS AN D PUBLIC SPEAKERS this remedy
is invaltialile, ns by Us action on the throat ami lungs, wheu
taken iu small quantities, it lemovesall hoarseueas in a few
hours, and wonderfully increnses the power and flexibility
of the voice.
ASTHMA is generally mueh relieved, and often wholly
eared by Cherry Pectoral. But there are some cases so ob
stinate as to yield entirely to no inetlit-ino. Cherry Pecto
ral will cure Ihem, if tiiev enn be cured.
BKONCHITIS, or in nation ol ihe throat and upper
portion of the lungp, maybe curtd by taking Cherry Pe; to
rsi in small and iri-qucut doses. The uncomfortable op-
presr.l.111 is soon relieved
Unv. i)oct. LAN SI Mi, of Brooklyn, New York, ntJitcii:
"I liava fcffen the Chtrrrv Pecioral cuie ntch cmtes vf
Asthma and BronchitiK bp leads ma tu believe it can rarely
fatl tr rure lh"se dieae."
FUR CROrp. Give an emetic of antimony, lo he
fnllowfcd by InrM and frqueiit dor-l of the Cherry Pecto
tal, until r subluca tbo chicane. It taken in lenn'ii, it will
not fnu to cure.
waooriNU rorCH mav x broken nn and Ka cu
red bv the uf-c of Cherry Fecturnl.
THK INFLl'KN'A iaHpecdilv removed bv this reme
dy. Numerous iimtmicrs huve been notteeil where whole
tnmilies were protected fnnd anv serious consetiiiencee,
wh'le their ncighb-ira, without tha Cherry Pectoral wtie
mmtTiMg irom tneuisense.
Dr. J. C. Aver: fAt.KM. Ohio, llth .lune. 18,51
I write to inform you ol the truly remuiknbtc effects of
your i iii.hhv I'l'jt ninAii in ttus pinec, auu in my
own fiunily. One ol my daiifhters was completely cured
in tUrrr days of a drendiul WihmjPJNo Coonu, by tukiim it-
lr. Menus, onetfotir very best nhysiciims Iieely slules
mm nr consider 11 the uesi remedy we nave puimoiuu y
dinease", and thnt h has cured more eaues of C'Kovr with
it than nnv other mrdteiue he ever adinmistcrcd.
Our rlerirvtnrit n( the HnntiM Chnn-h suvt ih:it durinff
the run of Ixri.rnNZA here this cns n, he h;is ;eti cures
frtnn onr niulieuic he could pearvvly have believed K ith
out tts inp.
Vours rvapcctfuUy, J. P. SINCl.Ain,
Deptty lVstinHhte.r.
From the ilitlingttifkcd Professor of Ckcmis
try and Mctcria Mcduc, Botrduin Coltcec.
I have found the Chf.rkv Pkctohat,, ns iit iiiarcdtents
show, n powerful remedy (or cnUls, nud cmlm, and pul
inonary duciius.
P4KKK1, CLKVELANDj M D.
Brunswick, Me., Feb. fi. Ici.
1)H. V A1F.N Tl N I" M OTT.
The widely celebrated Professor of Surgery tn
the Medical CollesCj New YorkCHtj) Sfiis.
"It gives me pleasure to certify the vnltieniid clfieney
of AvkuV Chkhry PectoeaLj whieh I eoiihider peculi
oriy atlnpted to cure diseases oi Ihc TliroJtl and luii;?s."
Cures cf seveie diwnses upon the l,mics have twen ef
fected by Ciirrht l'EcrouAL iu such extreme raped ns
Warrant llie belief th:R a reined v has ut knuth been found
that can be depended on to cure the C-'iiijlis. Colds and
Consumptiai which carry from our midst tlioummds every
year. It is iiiileed a lufxiiciuu to which the tdllii'tcd ei.n
look wiih OHfidenec for relief, nud they should not fail to
avail themselves of it.
Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AYER,
Practical Chemist, Loinll, Mass.
Sold ill Sunbury by H MASTER, ami by
PriigsiKta generally tlirougliotit tho Stole.
July 30, 1853 ceow 1. Nov. 13. '52.
Groat Arrival or
SFIIXNG GOODS!
TRA T. CLEMENT
gNKORMS liis friemls and customers that lie
just received an rlccatit arsorluieut of
SPBT.NO AND SUMMER COODS
At his 8torc in Marlict Street, Sunbury, whit-h
lie offers to the public at the lowest prices.
Hi stock consists of a general assortment o
Dry Goods, viz :
Cloths, Cassimers, Cassinets, Jeans, Drillings,
Muslins, Linens, Calicoes, Muslin de
Loins, Laiens, Ginghams, Iterates.
Alio a large assortment of L'l.OTlIIMi.
A targe assortment of lloots and Shoes, for
Men, Women and Children.
Silk Hats.
I'll ii a in u, Palm leaf and oilier fc'ttminer Hat.
I'lntei.
fJKOCERIES of every vaiiuty.
Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Molasses, Cheese, Spires,
Fish, Salt, Ac.
HARDWARE,
"u : Iron and Steel, Nails, Files, Saws, Ac.
QUEENS W ARK,
Tea Setts, Plates, Dishes' Cups, Saucers, $c
LIQUORS,
Vine. Brandy, Ciu, Bnm, Whiskry, te-
IT?" Country produce of all kind taken in ex
change at Ihe highost niaiket price.
April 8, 1651. ly.
The Eye Perfected.
SILVER MEDALS,
Kroiu th Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, from lb
Ainesivan Institute, New York, and
FIVE FIRST PREMIUMS
F rom Different Fairs in New England.
City Daguerreotype Establishment
D. C. COLLINS & CO.
Aro. 100 If 166 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Also, Main Street. Springfield, Mass. and
Westfield, Mass. -'
Portrait Painting auJ Talbotyping, in th
highest state of perfection, done in all liie above
Establishments.
Sky-Lights nsed in all th establishment.
Miniatures Uken equally a well by them in
cloudy as in clear weather.
Phila., May 87, 1 854- tf.
NOTICE
To Trespassers on the Telegraph Line.
TW'OTICE is hereby given, that all person
A v found trespassing upon, or injuring th line
of the Philadelphia and Sunbury Telegraph will
be dealt with according to the act of Assembly in
such case made and provided.
H. B. MASSER, Pre.'t
Phila. and Sunbury Telegraph Co.
Sunbury, June 3, 1854. If.
SAXV1UEL W. PEPPER
SVCCISSOB to
HENRY J. TErPER & SON,
Watches, Jewelry & Silver Ware,
N. 175 Chestnut tt., opposite the State House,
rHXX.ASBZ.PBIA.
Phila., May 27, 1854.ly.
JOHN V. MARTIN,
MERCHANT TAILOlt,
8mrBtrxar,xA
n ESPECTFULLY inform., his friend and
customers lhat he haa just received from tha
city a new and complete a rtment of
Men Wearing Apparel,
which h will make up to order, or cell, a cheap
aa any other eatablisluneut in the place, aa La ia
determined to permit do one to undersell him.
Hi good are choice, and carefully (elected from
th beat in the Philadelphia market, and they
will be made up in th best and latest atyle and
warranted. Ilia dock consist iu part of hand
some Marseile and Silk Vetting, Duck and
other Linen for Coats, Ac. Also, a variety of
Cloths, CaasUncn, Cravat, Keck Ties, auJ a
variety of other article for Mens' wtar.
Sunbury, June 10, 1851. tf.
"AID AHD COMFORT,"
To Your Own Mechanics.
GEORGE RENN.
MANtrrACTutn or
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of tha most Fashioiiablt Style
x of the public to his large and splendid wm
ment of evry quality and price of
CAMKET-TVARE.
which cannot fail to recommend Kself uyrr on
who ill examine it, on account of it durable
workmanship and splendid finish, made up of the
beat stock to be had in the city. N0 Jjjrort
pared in the manufacture of hia ware, and the
ubscriber ia determined to keep up with the
many Improvement which ar constantly beir.c
wade. His stock consist of Mahogany
Sofas, Divan and Loung
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboardi
SOFi, BREAKFAST AND DINING TABLE
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to Phil.
delphia manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and prfre,
CUPBOARDS, WORK AND CANDLE
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
In short, every article in thi line of hi kusinV
He also manufactures all kind and qaalitte o(
CHAIRS.
including varieties never before to be lil it
SunbuTy, uch a Mabooakt, Buca atsof
ko Ci.RLtn MirLi Gacciir t aim Wibbso
CHAIRS, ano rawer Pi sire Stool, which ar
of the latest style, and warranted to be exeeltr.-f
ly none manufactured in th Ciliesof efsewhcfV .
The subscriber i determined that there (haf
be no excuse for persons to purchase furnf!a. i
the cities, every confidence can be entertain-!
about the quality and finish of hi wire anr
Chairs.
Ilia articles will lie disposed of on esorl
term a they can be purchased elsewhere. Cunn
try Produce taken in payment for work.
CT UNDERTAKING. Having provided
himself. with a handsome Htiasi, he is now
prepared for Undertaking, and attending funar
als, in this vicinity, or at any convenient dis
tance from this place.
C?" The Ware Room ia in Market fitreet.
below Thompson' Store and Weaver' Tavern.
GEORGE RENN.
Sunbury, Jan. 10, 1853 tf.
DOCTOR YOirnSELF!
THE POCKET AESCULAPIUS :
OK, EVERY ONE MIS OWN PJITSICIA.
rpiIE EIFTIETH E1.
lion, with One HunHisJ
Engravings, showing Dis
eases and Malformations of
the Human (System iu every
shape and form. To which
is aJilc-d a Treatise on the
Diseases of Females, being
of tha highest importance I o
married people, or thom
contemplating marriage
Ky Ir Wni.Toiiii:-
' Let no father lie ashamed to present a ropy a
the .CSCULAriUS to his child. It my in
him from an eaily crave. Let no young man
woman enter into the secret obligation of mm
ricd life without reading tho POCKET .ESlT
LA PIUS. Let no one suffering from hackiaV;
Cough, Paiu in the Si.fe, restless nights, nenot
feelings, and the whole train of Dyspeptic St-im
lions, and given up bv their physician, be anut'ir
moment without consulting the .BS('l'LAl'JI
Have the married, or those about to be marrir
any impediment, read this truly useful b.icil, ,
it has been tho means of saving thouanils eftt
fortunate creatures from th very jaws of ill;;
Any erson rending TWENTV P1V
CELTS', enclosed in a letter will recrs o,
copy of this book, by mail, or five copies wiii '
sent for one dollar. Address, Da. W. Y(il'.
No. 1S3 SPRUCE trcl, PHII.AHCI.riii.t
Post paid.
July 2i, 1851. ly.
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA,
or Tasteless Salts,
Prepared bv
U'KISF.R K lilil NR
This prepaialiou is recommeniled oi n .
rellcnt laxative and purgative, itopertlon'
is entirely free from nny unpleasant i!
scmblinn lemonnde in flavor. 'J'hi nirJiu
highly U-neficiel for diseases pectiliai uiba
and hot v.eutiier.
Sunbury, July I, 1854.
DOCTOR JOSEPH W. CAKZEOS
T ESPECTFULLY inform tbe mm
the Uorotigli of Sunbury and riiinitr.
he ha permanaiilly located l.iinlf u
borough ; and offer his professions! vnii .
those who may wish to employ fcim. Fi
present he can be found at YVeavm Ih'tl
Bunlrury, March 11, 1854. U.
RY GOODS, Cloths, Casaimtrs, Sa't
Wtftitlo-a Tn..lu Mi.h.h.i .In.k
cord. Tickings, Check, Muslins, Ar. juii
anu lor salo by WM. A. k.Al
Lower Augusta, May C, 1854.-
X
"TsTEGETABLE CATTLE POWDER-si.
v dozen Breinig and Fronefirtd's Citli F
der, just received at the New Drug Siors of
WEISER & I'Kl'M
Sunbury, May ST. 1854
TR. H. H." IIIGBEErenifJy f t-4
--'cold, and pulmonary diseasrs. A "flfr
this valuakla medicin just rectiinl twi i
by H. 1. MAisO
Sunburv. June 4 , 1853
ATS AMD CAPS.-It ttlaW'
ii ... p ... o
m.m laanionaui Bilk, V oel UM r m
also Clalh, Fur, Oilcloth, "
Cap for sale low by
G. EI.?Brl!0f
Market street, opposits ttV T'
G
OLD PENS with and ails."
Also m fi-Acti ann.J.. r Fluil
I
.. sauiyiMf UI tt UUU
br H.i-"AS"
lASSt
ountiury. Dee. 87. !
c
HA IN PUMPS.- A .railH!:of
u. w-
offered fot sale by
H. B. MASbE
Sunburv. jun 4( ig33
s
ILVER WATCHES. A fc wbto
Er
EngUA SUver Watches, '"""j.
by H-l-188'
rice
Sunbury, Apri 13, 1851
COOPER'S GELATINE-
Forwleby WEISEB01,1
Hunburv. June S4. 1854-
B
farchment Pspr
Mortgage, Bond., BS-
., for alb H. "-
LANK P.r,-bm.ni V.otr D'
Ac,
Sunbury, Apr! 28, 18JI-
ATS and Cap., Silk. 'In.
Slouch, P.n.nT..Le,h Btir,2au
for men and boya. Ladie B"4"
jut received and for al . . iuA
Mat 1.1854 VX-.
1EWELRYA nic.-e"!,ch.i
Mv.rP..cil..dPJgERGC
Market .treet. opPw T
Sunbury, Oct 8, --
BLANKS.,
LADIES' Dre- ttrKlU
Oingliama, D be. ".M. yi
eeived and fur ! . iaj.4.
, Low. Auut. MJ '
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