were made simullsr.lousty lo pierce through it. llui
the layer having been entirely removed by about 8
o'clock, the works of the lateral trench were abant
tloned. Immediately under the layer thus di m dish
ed, we found a sirong slab 6 feet 7 J inches long 3
feet wide nnd five inches thick, forming the interior
nrciphngus containing the coffin. This slob per
feclly sound, was impounded by an edging of blocks
of stone, and Roman cement strongly fastened lo
the wall of the vault. This lost piece of misonry
having been carefully removed, and two bolti hav
ing been fixed on Ihe si .b, every thing was teady
by half past nine for opening the sorcoph igus. Dr.
Guillaid then puriH. d the loinb by sprinkling chlor
ate uflimo abjut it; end Ihe slab, by order of the
English Commissioners was raised by means of
crane, and lodged on the edge of the tomb.
M As toon as the coffin was visible, all pre-ent un
covered their hea 's, und the Al.bc Coquerau sprink
led holy wutcr and recite J the "Do PiofundU" The
Commissioners then descended to inspect the coffin,
which they found well preserved ; but a small por
tion of the lower part, which although it was on a
strong slab tint rented on blocks of st. no, was
slightly decayed. Some sanitary precautions hav
ing been again Ink en by the surgeon, an exp ess was
acnt olT to his excellency (he Governor, to inform
him of the progress of the oprealion, and the coffin
was drawn up by hooks and cords, and carefully
transported beneath tent raised for its reception.
At this moment, the Almoner, received the body ac
cording to the ritca of the Catholic Chuich. The
Commissioner then inspected the sarcophagus,
which was certified to be in a perfect slate of pres
ervation, and entirely conformable to Ihe efficial de
scriptions of the burial. Toward 1 1 , the French
Commissioner had assured himst If that hi excel,
lency the Governor had aulhoriz d the ojiening of
Ihe coffin. Conformable to the arrangements made,
ne removed with jirecaution the first coffin, in
.vhich we found a coffin in lead in good prcserva.
ion, which we placid in that which h d been sent
rom France. His exccl'cncy, the Governor, ac
ompanied by hisstatT, Lieutenant Middlcmorr, his
id do camp and secretary, and dipt. Barnes, major
f the pi ice, entered the tents to be present at the
'Pining of the inner Collins.
" The upper put of the leaden coffin was then
ut, and ruised wi ll the grcattst precaution: within
I was found a coffin of wood, in very good slate,
nd corre-ponding lo the descriptions nud recollec
ons of the person present, who had assisted at the
(trial. The lid of the thi d coffin having btcn
II cd, there was found a lining of tin slights' oxyd
ed, which having also !ccn cut through and ra scd,
'lowed us to sec a sheet of white satin, this sheet
as rnia.-d wi h the greatest ptectution by the hands
'the doctor only, and ihe entire body of Napoleon
pcaied. The features li id SuiTrtd so little as to
' immediately recognized. The different objects
posited in the coffin wete remarked in the exact
sitions were they hud been placed ; ihe hands
;re singularly well pretcrvid ; the uniform, Ihe 01--s,
the hat but little changed . the whole persou,
fact, seemed to indicate a recent inhumation.
e body remained exposed to the air for only, at
at, the two inincU necessary for the surgeon to
c the measures prescribed by his instructions in 01-
preserve it fioni all fur,h r alteration."
"price cthuext.
Corrected weekly by Henry Yuxlhciiner,
MfllKAT, - 80
lit r., 50
(Iiih, ...... 40
iJits, 25
PoBK, ...... 5
Fi.AXsr.r.11, 100
DuTTKH., ..... 11
BkkswaT, ...... 2."
Tallow, ..... 12J
Diutn Arr1.1t, - . -75
PsAciiks, ..... 200
Flit, 8
1Ikcklf.ii Flax, .... Jo
TO THE .1FFLWTED.
THOSE who ore stlT ring from various diseases
icidcnt lo the I timnn family, would do vtell (n
irocure Dr. Hurirh'i Compound Strttigtftrnintr
'ml Uermun Aperient Villi, which nre so jire
minently recommended for Dyspepsia, Liver
itoinplainl. 1 aitie in 1 lie side, buck and breast,
Vervious AtV-ctioiis, Head. Ache, and all Ihc tlis
as( oJ the Stomach and Howl. Pamphlets may
e obtained gratis, which contain full and explicite
ireclions fur using. The render in referred to sev
ral very interesting certificate of cures in this
a er, which may lie relied upon, as they are l iken
ruin lha origiuul. Fur a tie at No. 11), NORTH
JIGH TH street, Philadelphia.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
" C.ood Will I'lrc Company."
HUE niemlters of the G od Will Fire Cum-
piny are requested lo meet at the Cnti t
louse, on .Saturday Evening, January lfilh, at fi
'clock precisely, by rcqtirsl of tinny ineinbcis.
'unciu.il attendance it required, business of im
mrlunce will be transacted,
J. II. ZIMMERMAN, Director.
LAST 1TMI2j7..
JERSONS imlehied to the 1 He firm of H. II.
I M asser A (Jo - are ncrnin timi.ttil t,.,.li -,,,1
'tile, before their accounts are vlaced in the h .n U
'i a niagi r.ie lor collection,
II. 0. MASTER.
Jan. 1G, Ifiil.
11. MASSER.
C1AME lo the premise of the subscriber, about
) ten days since, five gee-r, viz : Three white
main, commonly called pander, and two prey f.:
mule, known simply by the name tf- geese." 'The
owner is hereby notified lo come forward, prove
property, pay charges, ami take litem awnv.
JOHN RAN DELS.
Sunbury, Dec. 22, 1810.
S hereby given to all whom it may concern that
1 havt purchesej at Consist le s hale, in Au
gusta township, NoilhumlerUnd county. One
Mantle Cluck, which was sold as ihe. pr erty of
J nines Farnswoilh. and that I have loaned the same
to the said Jauies during my pleasure.
PUR MA N F A R N s W ORTH.
Augusta, Dec. 23, 1810.
A1T1TTTAL3.
IOR Christmas and New Ycui' (iifis.
Ilulfloti Robes.
Zinc in .heel. For alc by II. Li. MASst'lI.
Dccimbei 21, 1840,
-fiL'M ELASTIC bhocs, largo asoil
ff ment,
Wperm Oil, best quality
Uonks, of all descrip ion,
riilks, black and Cjloured.
Stair Carpeting.
Cotton Carpet,
. , Carpet Chain, of a'l col rs.
Ssd llery, a genetal asiortmcnt.
Eliplic Springs.
('oach Lamps.
C irii g II tods, Brass Joints, Drass Dashers.
Patent leather.
Just received and for s 1I0 at the store of
. D. MA SHE It,
Novi.mber 14, 1810. tf
SRA1TBEE.RIE3.
jlliESH Craulu rries, just received and for sale
ovctnber 14, 1810. tf
ESTATE OP ELLAS BREWER, DECD
OTICB is hereby given lhat letters of admin
istration up ill Ihe rstato of said deee scd
Iihvo been a ranted to the subscribers, by the !' nister
01 orlliunre.lainl county. All p rsons having
demands ngiinst said e-tatc, wi'l piesent tlirm, pro.
Jteily autheiiticateil to either of Ihe subtenhers at
thoir residence in Auuusta township.
HENRY BREWER. . , . ,
ABIMHAM BREWER, j u"nl" IS
Novcm'er 14, 1840. Gt
IXFOKMATION f ANTEI ).
A N V person having any information concerning
- Bryan Sheehy, a native of Ireland, aged from
19 to 22, of fine complexion, will confer a fuvor bv
informing his brother, Rodger Mioeliy, by letter
tlircctetl to Ilarnsliurg. I'a.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
NEW ENGLAND OIL COMPANY
No. '2A North Water Street, Pliila.
ANIJFACTl'RERS nnd dealer in Oils of
every d'criplioii both fr buniinir and
tii.iiiuliicitirini! purposes, which will be sold much
lower llinti they cm be procured elsewhere, and
wi.rrouted In ijiinlity to eipiul any in the city. Any
oil sold by he compiry not proving as ic, rest nted,
may be relumed without any expense to the pur
ch iser, and the money will t o icfuiided
Their slock now in store consists of the follow ing
nils, viz :
30 000 gallons Winter Bleached Speinr
wn,
RilOO
do
do
do
do
do
do
do (J. lo.lerM Oil,
Fall and Sprinu Sperm Oil,
Winter Sea Elephant,
do Pie.sed Whale Oil,
Summer it do do
Common Whale Oil,
15.000
10 000
20,000
nooo
15,000
200 Bjrrcls supi riiii Strnit4 Oi1,
300 do Cod Hank O I,
50 do Nea s Foot O I,
75 C'a-ks Olive Oil,
Tanner's "lis
3
0jTliis Company ha a ntimlier of Vessels' cn
g itej in the Cod Fishery, and Tanners may rely
U; 00 petting at all times Oil as pure as imported.
Philadelphia, Nov. 7, 1S40. ly.
ATTENTION.
riTHE sMcial attention of buyers fiom the south
L and west, ai;d for the state trade, is respectful
ly invited lo the following assortment of GOODS,
which the subscriber will dispose ofatsuih prices
as will amply repay his friends for calling hiid ex
amining his stock. To CASH purchasers, at the
I rc-ent time, extraordinary inducements will be of
fered. 200 pieces heavy variegated Spanish mailing.
500 pieces Canton malting, asoitcd 4-4, 5-4 and
G-l white, checked and flowered.
1000 hearth rug-i. a Iciulilut assortment i f Wil
ton, Brussels, Tul'tid, Turkey, and Hemp rus.
200 pieces wo i n, worsted, cotton, hemp, in
grain, Venetian and block Carpeli igs. Ail elegant
variety of W ilton, llmssels, Sco'.ch and Enijlioli,
Veiie ian, Damask, tVc. &e.
1000 doziii men mid boys caps, comprising a
gn-i;t varcty of Fur, Seal, Nutria. Muskral, and
Coney, Hair. Sealelle and Cloth Caps.
100 dozen Allicant Mats, assorted sizes.
1U0 do Mauillt do do do
50 d Sheep-skin do do do
30 bad s French B ske.s, compriring every de
s; ripli 111.
500 pair Venetian Blinds, ass'd fi jiues and colors.
3000 pat, nt do do do
1000 i.ests Cabas or S itiheli, ass'd, cmbo-sed
leather, struw and nil el ill'.
5000 d zen Combs, a-ntrted tortoise shell. Bra
zil Jail do h rn, ivory, brass und wood, cmprisiug a
large assortment if every variety.
3000 dozen Whips assorted wagon, gig, car
riage, sulky, planters, drovers or riding, of gut, lea
ther mul thread, w ith German silver, gilt, ivory and
bone mountings.
11100 dozen pvntcd pails, Wilson's brtnd.
1000 nests ccd ir Tubs a d Buckets; ulso,
('hums, Pigging, Water Cans, cVe.
The abote tocetliet with an extensive assortment
of finty g.Hids, Brit'.ania and German silver ware,
feather and lri.;Ui Brushes, Looking Glasses, Ma
hogany and Gilt Flames, of eveiy siz' and descrip
tion, are maiitiftitured, imported, and si beted ex
r.rcssly foi the southern, westi rn and stn'e trade.
J. SIDNEV JONES,
No IS North 21 street, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, November 7, 18 10. ly.
G. V". & L. 3. TAYLC?..
FKER FOR SALE, at the Suth Em Coi
tier of Fifth und Market Streets, FhiluJtl-
p It 111
Mens' Calf-sUin Hoots, stitched warranted,
d) J 1 do tvged d
d i do do water o.f, d, u! le. sole,
and doub'c tippers,
do CalC-i-kill do do d j nailed
B id Up) ers.
do Heavy Water Leather Boots,
d 1 do Neats tlo do.
d 1 Higti tpurler SIicoj, ( 'a l-kin.
do do do ('rockers do
do Fine Monroes wnrrante.l.
do K p do tlo
do C If do do
do Cob so do do
do do Shoes do
do Fine do - d
do Kip tlo do
do I'alf snd Seal Skin Pumps.
do L st Socks w ith und without soles.
do Carpet da d tlo
d,i Patent WarranteJ Wuli r-proof Moccasins,
Ladies' do do tlo dj
Ladies' tanned India Rul ber shots.
Gentlemen' do (v, r shoes.
Willi every other desc iplion of boots and shoe
Fur Caps i f every description.
Travell.ng Trunks of every description.
Vencti Hi Travelling Bhs.
Paienl Gum liU.tn !iioc I'll.'ii7.
II nun-, ill" 11 kiiid. t'.din Le.it ll.,.
I'hdidclphu, No t-nibci 7 fie Iti. ly.
CITV AUCTION
AND COMMISSION STORE.
Kumber 29 AVA Third Street, rhihdclphin.
PUBLIC 8 ALES of Dry Goods, Hardware
anil Cutlery, Books, Stationary, Clothing,
B.ol, Shoea and Hats, and In short nlmnsl every
description of go.xls, are held at this establishment
every evening Goods ore nbo aold at ptiva'e sale
during the tiny at the average auction prices. Store
keepers and trader will find it to thoir advon'oge
by attending the sab'.
C.C. MACKEV, Auctioncc.
Philadelphia, November 7, 1840.
V. tfc A. KOVOUDT'S
Cliina, Classen J Liverpool Warcliousc.
Ko 1G4 Nurti Th.nl strrrt , third floor below Vine
ttrect, 1'hiluilclphia.
TTTHERB they constantly keep on hand a large
assortment of China. (Jluss ai d Livens, I
Ware, which thev will disnoso of on the mn.1
sonahln terms.
Philadelphia, November 7, 1810.
TJIIiOPII.US GULP.
Manufacturer ninl Imporler of .Sad.
tilery, Hardware, &c.
.Yo. 5 South Third utrect, fiiur roo'i liciotr Market
1'hiludtljihiu'
KEEP constantly on hand a large nnd general
assortment Conch Lamis. Ciirri me Bands.
Alo Arm. Eliitic Sfrinus. Patent Leather. c.
(otuntry Merchant and saddlers will lie supplied at
nil times on the most le.isonable term. They will
find it to their advantage to Call and examine hi
assortment b. fore purchasing elsewhere.
riulauYlphia, INovrmlier 7, 1840. ly.
REYNOLDS, McFAKLANI) & CO.
NYliolesale Dealers in Forcitrii Hritish
and American Dry Ooods.
.Vo 105 M.irket ttrect, Vhitudclphia.
COUNTRY Merchant, and other csn be sup
i!ied at nil times with an extrusive a-Hort-tnunt
of the besl nnd most fashionable (;oo.ls HI, 111
tiie nio.-t reasonable lerm'.
Pbil.ide'iihia, Novcmlier 7, HI0. ly.
J". S. KCEDAB.A.
Win ilesale Variety a ml Triininin Store
Sit. 44, Surth Fourth near Arch it., l'hilndi Ipiiu.
INHERE Ci'untry Merthant and other can be
SU 'llliill. St lillll'S. Willi lufM ,,MU,rli. rtf
of Hosii ry. Gloves, Merino, Cotton, and Woolen
11111 ami urivu-r, .pool (; ,on. Patent Thread.
Col'on Colds, Un ions, Tapes, Bindings, Hook
and Eyes. Pins. eve. And a geiientl van. ty of ue-
lul articles, vwncli he oil rs tor suK-at Ihe lowe.-t
,rice.
Philadelphia, November 7, 1610. ly.
Ki.7 & SP.OTHEP.O,
No. W Chesnut Street, Pliiladelpliia.
AT rilO constantly keep on hand a I irge assoit-
meutofLaw, Me.licil. 'J'heol eieal, School,
and Mii-cellaiipons Books, I tank. Uonks, and all
kinds of stationary
Lotintiy coslonieis nnJ others supplied on the
most renor ble term.
Philadelphia, Novemlter 7, 1840. ly.
ES11EKICK, IIANSELL &. COS.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE.
No. ltUi l-a Market Street, Phila.
(.oif Fifth South tide)
LWAYS keep on hand a full sn.l general ni
si rinienl of llo-iery, Lace, and Fancy Goods,
ountiy Merehants are respoc-fu'dy requested lo
give lh, in a csll snd examine for them elves.
I hiladelphia, NovemUr 7, 1 S 10. ly.
speuinc;, C.OOD Ac CO.
No. las Market Street, Philadelphia.
NVITE the attention of Country Merchants
to their extensile assortment ol Uiiti h French
nil American Dry (io sls, which they tiller lor sale
on the ni.x-t reasonable, terms.
Philadelphia,, November 7, 1840. ly.
PETEll DEWEES,
LAST MAKER,
No. 7 1 Callowhill Street, Philadelphia,
("Three diturt abort Second. J
i HOE Findings always kepi 011 hand, which he
15 nil, rs lor snle tin the lowest terms. Country
Merchant are particularly lo rail and judge for
theuuelves.
Philadolj hia, Novrmlior 7, 1810. ly.
OLIVE!! N. TIIACIIEIL Agt.
MANUFACTURE R OP IIATS, CAPS, &.C.
No. 10 North Third Street, Phila.
C 0;,potile the City J Intel. J
HATS, Cats and Ladies' Furs, of every de-s-riplion,
manufactured at very low prices,
ami Country Merchants supplied at short notice.
Philadelphia, November 7, 1840. ly.
LOWER & P.AItUON,
Importers and Dealers in Foreign and
'Domestic Hardware,
No. 174 Nomth Third St hut, Pint tntLi'iu.
AT H ERE thi ir friends and customers will always
" find u larc and general assortment of Foreign
and Dorn'stic HaidAsie, which they will st II at the
louvtist prices,
Phrled.lphia, November 7, 1810. ly.
J . W . S W A I N ,
rmlirella and Parasol Manufacturer.
.Yo. 37 Month Third ttrrrt, two doors It low the
Cil I! Hotel, I'itiliidi Ipiiu.
tlOl'NTRY Men bant and others are solicited
) to examine bis asoitment More purchasing
1 Ucm here.
Phila ielpbia, November 7. I10. ly
PETEP, CC1TCTEP,
Wholesale and Retail Shoe, Round,
and Palm Leaf Hat Warehouse.
.Yo. CC Surth "d ttreet, a few doors ubuve .Uctt,
Fli.Ulelphia.
A IX) Tin 11k', ('aipet lias ;id V slices, nf ev
"v di .-etipiioii, ;dl til which be oilers lol
ile on Ihe iiinsi m hh ,isble terms.
Plitl i It I, hi i, Notembrr 7, t 1 . ly
lich.irl Weaver JL Hon,
ROPB MAKERS X SHIP CHANDLERS.
So. 13 North Wutcr Street, 1'lnlodclphia.
HAVE constantly on hand, a general assort
ment of Cordage, Seino Th inea, ckc, viz :
Tat'tl Hrtpe, Fishing Hopes, White Ropes, Manil
la Ropes, Tory Lines for Canal Boats. Also, a
conflicts Hssoilmei t nfS.lna Twine. eVc. such as
Hemp Mind ninl Herring Twine, Best Patent Oil!
Net Twine, Cotton Shad and Hening Twine, Sh
Tbreait, Ac. cVc Also, Bed Coids. Plough Lines,
Hnlters.Trict . Colt m and Linen C .rpei (hnins,
Ac. all of which they will d.Meof on les-onahlc
leims.
Philadelphia, November 7, 1640.
JitroU rrKiinilli Si. Son.
RESPEC TFULLY inform th- ir friends nnd
acquaintances geiicnilly lh it they sti l con
tinue to kc p nt Ihe old stand. No. 210 North 3.1
street. Phila lelphia, all kinds of
TOUACCit SNVFF AMI) SF.fi A KS.
Which they will sell on the ni st accommodating
end leison ibb; terms.
N. B All coodt fold will Im en ir.inleed. 1111, 1 nil
order prompt y alien, led lo.
""ail. iphia, November 7, 1M0. ly.
Jonathan IS. Wain-' INfnfr.
jV'tVrif.'U is hereby given, lhat letters nf athnin
istr iti .11 de bonm win upon the tsln e of Jo
nathan R. Waters, lute ul Slitunokin lowm-hip, Nor
ihumVrland con ly, dee'd.. h ve this day hern
granted by the Register of said county to the sub
cribers. All per ons l aving i l.iim or dt minds a
gainst the s id decedent, are reipirsted lo make
known the same to them, without delay.
VALENTINE KI.ASE.
ELEANOR WATERS.
ShnimdVn, Nov. 7. Gt. Adm's, r.
J E R E M I A II V A S T 1 N E ' s"
IMalc.
"vTOI'ICE is hereby g ven tint the Register ol
I T Ihe County ol Norlhumla rliiLd. hit this d.iv
Kiaiitcd letters tiFlamen'arv to the sul.cribers upon
the estate ol Jeicmtah Vi.s'.inr, of Rush township,
in the siid county. All prison having demands
or claims ngiiu t the said decedent are inpustcj to
make known tliessme to them without delay.
ELIZABETH VAS TINE. ,
THOMAS R. VAsTINE.S
WILLIAM LEGIIOU, Point.
Novemlior 3, mill, 0r,
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP. "PTOTICE is hereby given that the pnrlric r-lip
h-ietofore existing ui.dei the firm ai II. H.
Mutter Co., is this day dissolved l y miilun!
cons nt. The bonks, in ins. K will be'letl f r a
shell limn in the hands id 1. J. Masr, foi collec
tion ami s. tl tern, 'lit ; ufiei w hiili, li m, alien. led to,
i hey wi 1 le plat ed in tho hands of a proper nll'iccr
lor ihe aiwive purpos".
November 1, 18 I.I.
II. R. MASSHU,
Will rotitii.lie in busiue-s kl the old tt.iinl. i lid
respec iltillv iuviti h'n fiietuls nnd customers to a
l.irue o-isortni. lit of New Goods, just leceived.
N.ivtmVr 7, IS 10.
1TEV" GOOES.
L'S'T Received Mcriuu, Brochc, and Chenille
Shawls.
Sea Otter. Seal and Seal, tie (!ti.
A largo assortment of lurk Uhiiiixos.
French and English Merinoos, Ac. For sile at
he -lore of . li. MASSEll,
Novcmlier 7, 1810.
NEW GOODS.
ITST RECEIVED a new and splendid assort-
liient of Calicoes, Muslins. Vc. For sale at
Ihe.toieof HENRY YOXriUMER,
Oclolter 31, 1840. tf.
V(ioisi:. )oi.v
F the latest manufacture, cous.sting in part of
a great variety of Cloths, Cassiniercs, Satti-
iit Us, Merinoes, Flannels M niseliu de Laiurs, A'C,
Just received and for sale nt the store of
HENRY YOA THEIMER.
Octolier3l, 1850. tf.
(iroceiien.
JL'S'T RECEIV EU a lirge and cener.d assort
ment of Grocer ie liipiors fee.. For silo at the
store of HENRY YO.Y 1 HEIMER.
October 31, 1810. If
DRUGS,
JAINTS, end Dye Stull's, a fresh supply just
recti veil una lor snle st II e l,.re ot
H E.N R Y YO.Y THE! M ER.
OctolK-r3l, 1840. if.
A MILLER & FARMER
AY hear of a good situation, liny miles from
Sunbury, in a new settlement, where he
would obtain u long b ase of a soinll Grist Mill, and
have a Farm adjoining, by intuiting of
I HE PKI.N I LK.
October 10th, 1S10, fit
.oliee.
ALL ACCOUNTS remaining In my liooks
previous to the fust of Apiil 1840, will be lefi in
ihe hands of a Justice of the Peace for eolleetion.
HENRY YOXTHIVIER'
N. B. Grain of all kinds will be taken on old
accounts.
Sept. 12, 1810. If.
corse W. I.avn,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER
CHANT,
Ciiesxi'T .Srto.tr Wmiu, Harmihiu ru,
IS prepared to receive G hmIs and PiOtluee al the
new wan house, which his arrangement will en i
ble him lo forward with tbspaich lo Philadelphia,
Pittsburg, Wilhamsporl, A i.kesb ,rie, CiIuikIim,
Liii 'a-ter. or any oilier point n iho I't nnsylv mi i
snd Union Canals, and ihe Peniisy ivania and liar-
rixburg and l.ancaster tail road.
(ioods from l'hiludelihia for Harris! nig, Carlisle,
( luimb. rsburg, eke. ckc, forwarded with care and
eipedition
luti, I listi ii, Savt and I isii, coiislantly for
sale. Sept. 0.
llcniovul.
nOOK-lll N I) E R Y.
TIIE uiidirsigned have the gratification of in
formii t; the )iublie, that notw ithstanding ll ey w, rn
so unfortunate as lo have their bindery buinl down,
in Match last, they have ojened very eitensive
one, in Locust street, in the new building directly
opposite Glenn's Hotel, Mid are piepartd lo execuie
all woik in their line with despatcli, and in a sn
peiior style. 'Their RILING APPARATUS
and other Machinery are new, and of the first order
and litesl improvements; and tiny feel a conli
pence in tin ir facilities for giving ierfecl sulifac
lion to all who m ly favor them with their order.
Bunks, County ollices. Merchants, Mechanics
and others, can he suppe d with BLANK llOOKsl
of every description, which for riestns and dura
bility, will be equal to sny nisde by the I 'tilled
States. IllCKOK A CAN I IN E.
, HA RRIBUIiG, Sept. 0.
SHAXVXOKIN COAL.
OK a very nip. rior tjuslity, cm be hud at sny
time, by application to the aulmcrihvrs, in lol
t suit .urchei. They keep large, egg, broken,
and fine coal, fit for burning lime.
J. II. PURDY & Co.
Sunbury, Kept. 50. tf.
tillOCKHIES, A ficsh supply of Groceiiea
jilsl received and for Sale by
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept 12, 1840. if.
.itJI-OttS.A fresh supply of Brandy. Gin,
Poit, Lisbon, Tei erilf ', Madeira and Sherry Wines,
just received and f ir sale by '
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept. 1J. IS 10. if.
TI'AA.V.S'. A new assortment nf 7-4, 7-8
oi. d .1-4 yard wide Muslin, just received snd lor
I'Y HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept. 12, 1840 if.
titl,ICftt:s.A new assortment of Calicoes
just received and for sale by
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept. 12, 1840- tf.
IHW.Y A good assortment of Bar Irou,just
received and for sale by
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept. 12, 1810. tf.
S.1.T. 250 barn Is and sacks of Salt, just
received uu. , for sale bv
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept. 12, I H JO. If.
Ct.OIHN.A general assortment of Cloth
and Cassimeic., Constant y on hand ot the store of
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept. 12, 1810. tf.
WrtK.1T, ill'K, CtHt.V and all other
kinds nf Giain.and Seeds will lie taken at the high
est jric s in exchange for gooil at the store ol
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept. 12, IS 10 f-tf.
MACKEREL' A few barrel or M irkerel for
.i'e at i low pr ce by II. B, MANSER,
Sept. 12, 1840.
HUSH SALMON. Ol Ihc best ipiably. con
stautly on hand and for sale by
H B. MASSER,
Sept. 12, 110.
MADEIRA WINE. Fust quality Madiera
Wine, fir sale low by
II. B. MASSER,
Sept. 12, 1810.
FOURTH PROOF BRANDY. A guiujTe
article always on hand and for sale bv
II. B. MASSER-
Sept. 12, 1810-
HOLLAND GIN', Of the best qu ility olway
on hand ami for sale by
H. U. MAS.ER.
Sept. 12, 110.
LOAF AND LLMP Sl'GAR. Always on
hand snd lor sale by
II. B. MASSE R.
Sept. 12, 1M0.
BOSTON SYRUP MOLASfrES. Ofa suiie
rior quality, for site by
11. B. MASSE R,
S..pt- 12, I8I.
NEW ORLEANS fcUGAR HOUSE MO
LAS3J2S. Ot the litst quality always on hand
ar d for sale by
H. B. MASSER,
Sept. 12, 1810.
BROWN SUGAR. Of a good quality, lor salt
low by 11. B. MAS.-ER.
Sept. 12, 1810.
LIQUORS. Of all kind and of tho U-l quali
ties, ulwuva on hand and for sale by
II. B. MASSER.
Sepl. 12, 1810.
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS. Of the last
quality always on hand and for sale by
11. B. MASSER.
Sept. 12, IS 10.
COFFI E. Java, Rio and Lauira Codec, con
stantly on hand and for sale by
li.B. MASSER.
Sept. 12. 1810.
SPERM OIL. Winter and Summer strained
Sienn Oil, of the tot quality, nlways on hand and
for sale bv 11. B, MASSER.
Sejit 12, 18 10.
STEEL. Cast and Bli-ter Steel, for sale by
H. B. MASSER.
Sept. 12, 1810.
SPRING STEEL. Of various sues for Etiptic
Springs, for sale by
1 II. B. MASSER.
Sesl. 12, 1810.
LARGE QUARTO BIBLES For sale at
very reduced prices by
II. B. MASSER.
Sept. 12, 1810.
BLANK BOOKS. Of all kind, for sale by
H. 11. MASSER.
Sept. 12, 1840.
BLANK DEEDS. Bonds, Mortgage, Ac. for
sale by II. B. MASSER,
Sept. 12, 1840.
JUSTICES' BLANKS. for sale by
II. B. MASSER,
Sept. 12, 1810.
CLOTHS, Blue, Black. Invisible Green, Ax.,
for aide by II. B. MASSER,
Sept. 12, 1810.
CAS.sjMEEES AND SAT TIN ETTS. For
side very low by II. B. MASSER.
Sept. 12, 18 111.
CARPETING. Eor sale cheap by
II. B. MASSER.
Sept. 15, 1840.
BLANKETS For sale cheap by
11. B. MASSER,
Sept. 13, IS 10.
UNBLEACHED MUSLINS. For le by
11. B. MASSER.
Seplcmlier 12, 1S1H.
COTTON YARN AND COTTON LAPS
Foi sale by H. B- MASSER.
SeplemUr 12, 1810.
HEMP AND COTTON TWINE. For sale
by II. U. MASSER.
' September 12, 18 10-
TOWING LINES. CORDS AND HOPE".
For sale by H. B. MASTER.
Scpunibu Vi, DH.
Tr..iiNMM la(ion Line
TO BALTIMORE.
(VIA 1IIIK WATkll CA!AI..)
Warehouse fool of Chmnul Street on the Tcnn
tylvuuia CannL
A BOAT I. avt (he wharf of the itb riber eve
ry mortiing ut N o'clock, running through to Haiti
more in ihree day. Consignment ol produce,
iron, Ac, will receive a despitch by thi lin", which
has not hitherto been equalled by any other. Rate
of freight aa low a by any other regular line.
Reference i
JOHN W. BROWN, -t
BUCK & HER It. I , .
KERNAN A STILLNIGER. Diu"!e
J. A A. II. HERR. J
Gmids intended for Pittshurg, or any rmint on
the Pennavlv.iiii fsnnlu mOM i. .i.i. i ...:.! .
..... ln )i,,n;u Wllltuuk
delay on ihcir arrival at Harrisburg, as this con
nect with the North American line of Portable
LI on Is to Pillsburii daily, and with the Suaquehan- .
na Packet Line to Northumberland, Williamsport,'
Wilkesbnrie, and all intcrindiate place.
GEORGE W. LAYNG.
Harrisburg, Sept. 0, 1810.
Worlis ol Mature.
IN a sttte of health the intestinal canul may lie
compared lo a Sver whose water flow over the ad
joining land, through the channels nature or art
lias made, and improve their qulilio; nud to keep
up the comparison of tho river, so long as it runs
on smoothly the channels are kept pure and healthy;
but if by some cau-c ihc course of the river is stop
ped, then tho water in the canals ii n longer (Hire,
but toon becomes stagnant. 'There is but one law
of circulation in nature. When thrre is a super
abundance of humorial fluid (srrocity) in Ihe intes
tinal tubes, and co-tiveness lakes jilace, il fl ws
back into the blool vessels, and infiltrates itrclf in
to the circulation. 'To establish tho free course of
the river, we must remove the obstructions which
stop its free course, und tho e of its tributary stream.
With the body, follow tho samo natural principal ;
ri move, by Ihnt valuable purgative medicine Jiran
dixth Universal Vegetable Fills, which are an cf
f, ctuul assistance of nature, the superabundance of
humors in the intestine eannl. liy persevering in
this practice, the ways of the citculttioii will then
be testored to the full exercise of their natural func
tions, and a state of heolth will he firmly establish,
ed Remember, never suffer a drop ol blood to bo
taken from you- Evacuate tho humors as often
ami as long as they arc degenerated, or tis long as
you are sick.
Dr. Brandreth's Office in I'hiladi Ipliia, is at No.
8, NORTH EIGHTH street, where his pills can bo
had at 2ft cents ,er Ikjx, with full directions.
0"7' nly agent in Sunbury, is 11. B. Masser Esqr.
Sunbury, Sepl, 9, 1810.
C'erlilicatcs of Agency.
THE following are the duly apiintcd agent in
their respective counties, for the sale ot Brandreth's
Vegetable Universal rilh.
Northumberland county : Milton Mat key A
Ch.tmlreilin. Sunbury H. B. Masser. MEwcn
villc Geddes, Gict n A Walls, Georgetown F.
Midhng.'r A. Co.
Union county : Lewisburg Wall A Oeddc.
Mdlliuburg Pcllmm A Beeklv. New Berlin
John M. Benfer. Sclinsgrovc Eyre & Co. Mid
dleburg Isaac Smith,
Lycoming county : Williamspirt John Smith,
Newberry M. A J. C. Funston. Muney .V. A.
Pclrican. Jersey Shore Jamc H. Hepburn.
Columbia county : Danville T. A E. B. Rey
nolds. Ca'tuwissa C. A. Brohts. Hi-rwitk Shti
man A Ritleuhouse. Blonmsburg-John R. Moyer.
Sunbury, Sept. 9, 1-40.
THE CAUSE OF DISEASE.
Nearly all classe nf disease, aro caused by some
obstruction n the system, which prevent the tegu
lar and wholes me operation of the animal func
tions. This state'of the system, i disease, which
is manifested in a variety of forms, moio or less
nial gnant in their cbaricter. To restore the system
to a state nf heal'h. then, it is only nece.-snry to re
move the cause of disease, nnd the end is accom
p'ished. The cause is ohs ruction fotnewhere. This
t an be removed by jiurgation, which is the only
means that should be resjrtcd to, because, suggested
by reason, and ly nature. Dr. II irlich's Strength
ening and German Aperient Pills, ate allowed by
lh; thousand v. ho have used them, lo be the best
purg.iiio medicine in existence Because, they
not only remove all obstructions, and purge the sys
tem tf its impurities, but, because, and which is ex
tremely important, strengthen and give proper toiu
to he sto.nach, and produce a heslthy action of all
tho pans. Besides, they are so mild and gentle in
their operation, as to rend, r them at all times a per
fectly tale and desiral lo remedy. The aJlliclcd
would do wt M, then, to purchase a box or two t.f
this invaluable medicine, and give it a fair trial, li;
sttad of destroying their syttema with oft-repealed
dose of calomel, and other drugs, so injurious lo
human lile and happiness.
Tee above mi decinc fir sale a! the Drug store of
HENRY YOXTH ELMER,
Oct. 31,1810. .1sent.
TO THE COMMUMFTY.
'THE success which has attended the use of .
ir.'cA' llrrman Aperient and Compound
Jreiigthenitis Tonie Fills, is truly aatoni-hing. It
is no vain boast to ay this medicine has j roved by
its hnp;,y ilbcts in the cure ofa vanity of disease
to which the human frame is liable, lo be vastly su
perior to the many preparations before the pubic.
Many nf these prep nations are compounded by in
dividuals who ar. positively ignorant of the mysl,
rios of the bin an system, and mere prutendcis J
medical knowledge. Dr. ITarlich, however, is ccle
btaled among the German faculty as a man of tint
highest scientific attainment'1, and equally distii
guisht d throughout Europe, as a successful medical
prnctiiiontr, spent most ot the years of a useful li fo
in the aquisition of such knowledge as might prove
bent fil ial lo his fellow cicatur. s. In the pills wlii, h
he invented, and which bear hi 4 name, the pub ic
bre assured of an article lhat jusses.-cs more llum
onlinary virtue. From the acknowledged talc is
of this inventor, nothing less than a good suit to
could Ix) rxiHsctbd; and the xpcricnco of many
years has ullorded demonstration of the virtues i f
hii medicine. In Gci many and other parts of Eo
roisB, it r t utation is et-lil hel. In this count i .
into tvhuh il has but been recently introduced, it ia
rapidly gaining Ihe substantial reputation. Tl e
numcious cerl licales of cures of the most ohslina
tliretscst llecttd by the Use of Harlich's Pills, whicti
the propritor is con.ta'illy receiving, is proof of tho
fact. Day after day he receives new lesiimoni. is
of their eiiK-acy, and week afler week increases t!
demand for lliem. This is not mere assertion; n -iiuiucrable
cerlilicales open fir Ihe Inspoctioo i f
the public, and Ihe doubt of any wlu are keilic;.l.
can le removed by examining ihcin at the oilice vi
the proprietor.
W e take the lilx rty, then, of suggesting; lo every
family, thai they luuke use of Dr. Harlich's I'd s.
Let tiit in keep supply constantly on hand, lo be
ud when occasion demands, and they will rvcr v
Ihe most uiuq jivocd proof tf utility. Midcut
P, finer,
Piincipal otnee for the I'niteJ States, No. 13
Nort'i Lidhlhatiet l, Plnladclplua.
WtMvru K'pt.l, No. 41, Su Clair street, P.tta-lu-sh.
HENRY YOVTHE1MER,
Uc'oUr 31, It0. .igt U.