UAJVK NOTU LIST.
mSSVLVASIA.
The f dlowing list ohowa the current value of nil
Pennsylvania Bank Note. The most implicit fr
fi .nee may be placed upon it, as il i. f wry wrek
arcfully compared with olicorrcoteJ fioin Biik
tierf Reporter.
ItnnJii In riilludclplila.
Nam.. Locai-io. V'"C.
NOTES AT PAR.
Punk of North America
Dank of the Northern Liberties .
Hunk of Pennsylvania
Hunk of Penn Township ,
Commercial Bank of Penn'a. .
Farmers' anil Mechanic' Dank
Gi'ard Bank . .
Reris'mgton Bank , .
Manufacturer' & Mechanic' Bank
Mechanics' Dank . .
Movamensing Bunk .
Philadelphia Bank . .
Schuylkill Bank
Noiitlmnik Bank .
Weatcrn Bank .
par
par
par
...r
pur
pnr
par
pur
I""
par
par
pnr
par
pnr
par
par
pur
par
pur
:i
par
Country Ilniikn.
Bank of Pittsburg
Pillshuig
Westchester
Chester
Ucrmantowti
Leivistow a
M iddletovvu
Notristown
Bank of Chester County
Bank of Delaware Couniy
Dank of Germantowti
Bank of (.cwislown
Batik of Middlctown
Bank of Montgomery Co.
Bank of Northumberland
par
Nurlhnmbeiland par
Beika County Bank Heading j to 1
Columbia Bank dc Bridge co. Columbia par
Carlisle Bank Carlisle- Ij
Poylestown Bank Doyleslown pur
Eas'on Bank Kaslon par
Exchange Bunk Pittshuijr r
Do do branch of Hnlhduysburg 2$
Furmcas' Bank of Bucks co Bristol pur
Furmcrs' Bunk of Iaucatei Lancaster pat
Fainter' Bank of Reading Heading par
Hurrisbuig Bank Harrisburg par
Lancaster Bank Lancaster pnr
Lebanon Bank Lebanon par
Merchant' & Manuf. Bank Pittsburg par
Miners' Bank of Pottsville Potlsville par
Northampton Bank Allentown par
Toward Bank Towanda
West Branch Bank
Wyoming Bank
Office of Bank of Penn'a.
OUice do do
Office do do
Office do do
NOTES AT
Williamsport
Wilkesbarro par
Harrisburg"' These
Lancaster I offices
Heading do not
Euston J issue n.
DI8CO UN T.
Bank of (he United States Philadelphia.
Office of Bank of U. S. Pittsburg
Do do do Erie
Do do lo New Brighton
Kensington Sav. Ina. A do
Pcnn Township Sav. Ina. do
Bunk of Chambershurg Chnmbersbuig 1
Bark of Gettysburg Gettysburg 1J
Bank of Susquehanna Co. Montrose i
Erie Bar k Erin 1(1
Ka'n.eri.' & Drovers Bank Wayneshurg SJ
Fiankliti Dank Washington 2$
Honcsdale Bjnk Honesdule j
Mounngahela Bank of B. Brownsville 2J
Voik Bank Yoik 1J
N. B. The note of those banks on which we
omit quotation, and substitute a dash ( ) are not
purchased by the Philadelphia brokers, with the
exception of those which bava a letter ol" rtference.
BROKEN BANKS.
Philadelphia Sav. In. Philadelphia failed
Philadelphia Loan Co. do foiled
Schuylkill Sav. In. do failed
Manual Labor Bank (T. V Dyotl, prop.) failed
Alleghany Bank of Pa.
Bedford no sale
Bank of Beaver
Hank of Swatara
Bank ol Washington
Centre Bank
City Bank
Former' & Mech'ca' Bank
Farmers' & Mech'ca' Bank
Farmer' & Mech'ca' Bank
Harmony Institute
Huntingdon Bank
Juniata Bank
Lumbermen's Bank
Northern Bank of I'u.
New Hope Del. Bridge Co.
Northunib'd Union Col. Bk.
North Western Bank of Pa.
Otlice of Schuylkill Bank
Pa. Agr. & Manuf. Bank
Silver Lake Bank
Union Bank of Penn'a.
Westmorland Bank
Beaver closed
llarrisburg closed
Washington failed
Belli fouto closed
Pittsbuig no sale
Pittsburg failed
Fayetto Co. failed
Urcencastle
Harmony
failed
no sale
Huntingdon no sale
Lewistowu no sale
"Warren
Duudair
New Hope
Milton
Mcadtille
Port Carbon
Carlisle
Montrose
Uniontown
failed
no sale
closed
no sale
closed
failed
fuihd
closed
failed
closed
(rceiicburg
Wilkrsbarre Biidge Co.
Wilki sharre no sale
Qj' All notes puipoiting to bo on any Pennsyl
vania Bank not given in the uhovcliet, uiuy be set
down a frauds.
Bank of New Btunswick
Bclvideie Bank
Burlington Co. Bank
Commercial Bank
Cumlwrland Bank
Farmers' Bank
fanners' and Mechanics' Bk
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bk
Farmrra and Mechanics' Uk
Franklin Bank of N.J.
Brunswick
Lelvidi ia
M. dfard
Perth A id boy
Bridciou
Mount Holly
Rahwav
fui'.d
2pm J
par
1,11.1
par
par
.(in
N. Biunswiik failvd
Middletonn Pt. 1pm
Jersey Lily
fad.d
Houuken Bkg& Grazing Co llobuken
faded
failed
la 1 1, d
faded
par
failed
2, 111
par
I'll kale
Jersey City Bank Jersey City
Mechanics' Bank Patterson
Manufacturers' Bank Belleville
Morris Company Bunk Moiristown
Monmouth Bk of N.J. Fieehuld
Mechanics' Bank Newark
Mechanics' and Manuf. Bk Trenton
Morris Canal and BKg Co Jersey City
Post Notes
Newark Bkg & In Co Newaik
New Hope Del Bridge Co Laiuls-itsvillu
N. J. Manufac. and Bkg Co llul i kin
pill
par
faibd
faded
1 1 ill
failed
2pm
par
pal
par
2, 111
2in
2pm
laileii
N J Protection & Lumbal J Ik Jersey City
Orange Bunk
f Irauge
I'atcrson Bank
Peoples' Bank
Princeton Bank
Salem Banking Co
State Bank
State Bank
Stale Bank
Slate Bunk of Morris
Salle Bank
Salem and Philad Manuf Co
Sussex Bank
Trenton Banking Co
Union Bauk
Whiugtuu Banking Co.
Patcrsoii
do
Princeton
Salem
Newmk
ElizntHilitown
Calinlen
Monistown
TlClltOll
Salt 111
Newton
Tienluii
Dt-r
llac keusack
ImiIi.I
I i pm
'.'pin
lplll
iaibd
I)LI..41VAi:i
lik of Wilm Sl Brandy wine
Bank bf Delaware
Bank of Smyrna
Do lianch
Farmers' Bk of Slate of Del
Du branch
Do branch
Do biauch
Union Bank
Wi mii'gton par
W iluiii.gtoii par
Siuyina par
Milloid pur
Dover pur
ilmiuglon pai
Georgdown par
Newcastle pai
Wihiuugton par
(Jj Under 6'a
ftj" On all bank marked thus (! there ere ei
ther counterfeit or altered note, ol llio various do
oomiatniona, in circulation.
J. 5. 1E.PA,
Wholesale Variety a ml Trimming Store
iVo. 44, Surth Fourth near Arch ., VhiUidelphia-
"IITHF.RE Country Mcrclinmls and oilier can be
supplied, at all times, with a large assortment
of Hosiery, (i loves, Merino, Cotton, arid Woolen
Shuts and Dtawei, Spool Cutton, Patent ITiread.
Cition Cords, HnUotis, '1 apr. Binding, Hooks
Mid Eyes, Pins, fit. And a general vanity of use
ful articles, which ko oflci fur sale at the lowest
prices.
Pbiladelphia.Nnvpinl.ei 1 il, 1 S4JI. ly.
WHOLESALE IIOISEIIY, GLOVE &
(IIM.BAL V All I KTT TOW F,
So. 34 Nuv'fi Fourth ft., under Merchants Hotel,
PHILADELPHIA.
"flTTJJ' II ERE Country Merchants can be supplied
"''I' 8,1 extensive variety of choice articles
in bis line, upon the most reasonable limit).
Nov. full 1811 ly
ricCALLA Sl HERSE,
I 51, ol lll St'( OIIl Kll't'l't,
(cumtK or coomu's allkt.)
Where lliey constantly keep on hand a generil
assoruiient of
CLOTHS, CAESIMERES, VESTINOS,
And a yeut mrirly vfortkU f a tttjierinr
quality, which they offer to tlispose of
upon the most lentonuble terms.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others wiP
find it to tlieii B.lv;int;ice to cull and examine
their sink before purchasing elsewhere.
Philadelphia. Nov. fi, 181 1. ly
A SI'I.I'..I1I ASSOKT.III'XT
.1'
l.'ST arrived from the city of Philadelphia, and
for sale, at the most reduced liners, for cash,
at the new store foimctly kept by John Bognr, as
follows : Clothing of all sorts ami sir.es, such as
Warm Overcoats, Coattces. Pantaloons, Vests, Ac.
Also, a huge assortment of Fine Calf tkin and Wa
terproof Boots, I. ml ics' Lace Boots, and a variety of
other Boots and Whoes for the winter, trimmed and
untriinmed tiumboes, and Men', Boy a' and Chil
dren's Shoes, of till sires.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN,
Sunbury Oct. IWth 1811. if.
lrTTs7" lT o i7ix)n ,
ESl'ECTFULLY informs her friends and the
B. public generally, that she continues to keep
that well known Tavern Stand in Market strict,
Sunbury, sign of the
formerly kept by John Bolton, her husband; and
by endeavoring to conduct the establishment in a
manner to give satisfaction to all, hopea to merit a
liberal shiuo of public pationage.
Siinburv, October 9lh, 1M41.
ABAIVIS'S HOTEL.
Suiiliiii ) , lliiiiiilttTlsiiid 4'ounf y,
TENKSYLVANIA.
nHE subscriber has rented that large and couvi
nierit Tavein House in Sunbury, lately occu
pied by Hiram J'tiie, and is piepaied to accommo
date all who will favor him with their custom, in
neat and comfortable manner.
ROBERT ADAMS.
Sunbury, Oct. 23d, 1841.
MADEIRA WINE. First
quality MaJier
Wine, f.ir sale low by
Sept. 1, 1841.
H. B. MASSER,
FOURTH PROOF BRANDY. A
article always on hand and for sale by
genuine
Sept. 1, 1811. II. B. MASSER
HOLLAND (UN, Ol the best quality always
on hand and for sale by
Sept. I, 1R41. II. B. M ASSER.
LOAF AND LUMP SUOAR. Always
1 I'-'"! and for sale by
Sept. I, IM 1. 11. II. M ASKI,
NEW ORLEANS M (JAR HOUSE MO
LAPSES. Ol the best quality alwuvs on hand
ai il fir sale by
Sept. 1, 1811. II. B. MASSER,
BROWN SUCAR. Of a good quality, for sale
low by Sept. 1, 1841. H. B. MAS." ER
CREEN AND BLACK TEAS. Of the best
quality alwavson hand and lor sale by
Sept. 1. 1811. II. B. MASSER.
COFFJ E. Java, Rio ami Laguira Coffee, con
stantly uu hand and for sale bv
Sept. I, lfc4l. II. B. MASSER.
Sl'ERM OIL. Winter and Summer strained
S mi Oil, ol the lest quality, always on hand and
lor sale liy
Sept I, 184 1. H. B, MASTER.
STEEL. Cul and Blister Stei I, f,.r sale by
Sept. I, IS4I. il B. MASEK.
IIJlMI SALMON'. Ol the best quality, con
sibhiIv on hand and for sale bv
Mpt. I, 141. H. B. MASSER.
LIU.I t)l;S. Ol all kill. Is and of the Lot quali
ties, ulas on hand and for sale by
Sept. 1, 1841. II. B. MASSER.
SPRING STEEL. Of vaiious bi7.es for Eliplic
C rings, lur sale l.y
SCfl. I, 1841.
II. B. MASSER.
BIBLES For sale at
II. B. M ASsER.
LARGE QUARTO
vi rv icduceil prices by
Sept. I. 1841.
BLANK BOUkS. Ol all kinds, fur sale by
S.pt. 1, Its 1 1 . 11. B. MASSER.
BLANK DEEDS. IJjnds. Mortgages. Ac. for
sale by Sept. 1,1811. II. B. MAssER,
JUSTICES' BLANKS. f..r sale by
Sept. I. 1811. H. II. MASSER,
1 Louis,
Blue, Black. Invisible Green, Ac.
for si le bv
Si pi. 1. 181 I.
II. B. M.SSER,
CAsslMERES AND SATTI.N EI'l'S. For
j sab' very low by
S.pl. I. 1811.
II. B. MAssER.
C If I'U TING. For sale cheap by
s. 1. I, 1811. II. B. MASSER.
111. . Kl'.TS Fr sale cheap bv
s. , 1. I. 1-11. II. B. MASSER.
UNBI.EM'HED MUSl.INS.For sile by
s.pt t. 1811. 11. B MASsER.
COTTON YARN AND COTToN LAPS
F01 side by
S.pl. I, 1841. H. B- MASSER.
HEMP AND COTTON TWINE. For sale
by S.pt. 1. 1841. II. B. MAssElt.
TOWING LINES, CORDS AND ROPES.
For sale by
Sept. 1, 1811. II. B. MASSER.
SIlrCClT & FP.T,
r) ESl'ECTFULLY inform the citizens of Sun-V-
tmry and vicinity, (but they hae Ink n the
Shop Ist.ly occupied by Wm. Durst, whrrc tin y
will carry on the
TAn.oniNO BUSINESS,
in all its tattoos branches. By stiiet alUMion and
reasotnible chatges, they expect to rmiit a share of
public patronage.
Sunbury. SViit. 4th, l41.
istTof rijobKS,
roM sai.h m
CSjC. 113. iXX.Gs3ISJLii.
ANTIION'S Classical Dictionary, Lemjirier's
do.; Ainsworth's do; Cobb's do.; English and
(terman do.; Ambon's Cresar; Anthon'a (irammer;
Anlhen's ('h-pio; Mail's Latin Render, Ogilby's do.;
Andrew's Latin Lessiins; D.linegan's Lrxicon;
Fisk'C!rpik Exprcises; Davies's Legendei; firaera
Majors; Adams' Roman Antiquities; Pinnock's
Ooldsinith' England; do. (irepce; LyelPs Eb nieiits
of Ccology; Mrs. Lincoln's Botanv; Elements of
Botany; Bridge's Algebra; Porter's Rbetoiical Rea
ders; Emerson' (Sengraphy and History; Olney's
dii; Parley's do.; Smith's tiriimnipr; Kiikham'a ilo.;
Kav s Heml.T.-.-, Colli s do.; Colitis Arilliineiiek;
Pike's d.i.; Emerson's do.; Cobb's Spi lling Books;
Town' do.; Cobb' Table Books; Evangelical Fa
mily Library; Cottage Bible'; Family do; Cllatcr
ul do.; Small Bibles and Testament-; Parker's Ex
ercises on Composition; Fruit of the Spirit; Baxter's
Saint's Rest; American Revolution; Mariyiitl No
vels; Mrs. Phelps on Clictiiistiv; Iliad; Cale.hism
of American Laws; loiters on Natural Magic; Che
mistry for Beginners Emjllsh Excrcisr adapted to
Murray's Crammer; Sequel to Comby's Spelling
Hook; AmericanClasBi.ok; Dabnll s Srhonlmas-
tci's Assistant; A creat variety of Blank Books, Vc.
August 28, 1841.
WorkK of nature.
IN a stile of health the intestinal canal mv be
compared to a river whose watei flow over the ad
orning hind, through the channels nature or art
has made, and impimes their qualities; and to kei p
up the comparison of the river, so long as it runs
on smoothly the channels arc kept pure und healthy;
ml il by mine cause the course ol the river is slop
ped, then llip w ater in the canals is us) longer pure,
but soon becomes stagnant. 1 here is but line law
of citculatioii in nature. W hi n tin re is a super
abundance of humorial lluid (serocity) in the intes
tinal tubes, and convenes takps place, il 11 ws
back into the bloo.l vessels, and infiltrates itrvll in
to the circulation. To establish (he free course of
(he river, we must remove the ol strui lions which
stop its fioc course, und tho c of its tributary sticatn.
W 1 1 Ii the body, follow the same natural principal ;
ri move, by that valuable purgative medicine linin
fr;, Universal Yrgrttilie 7 ., which tire uu cf
ficlual assistance of nature, the superabundance of
humors in the intestine canal. By persevering in
this pi act ice, the ways of the circulation will then
be ic-tored to the full exercise ol their natural func
tions, and a state ol health will I e fiimly establish
d Remember, never sutler a drop ol blood to be
taken fiom you- Evacuate the humors as often
und as long as they are deucncralcd, or as locg us
you are sick.
Dr. Brandicth sOflicc in Philadelphia, la at No.
8, NORTH EICiHTH street, where his pills can be
had at 25 cents per box, with full directions.
23 Only agent in Sunbury, la H. u. Masser Lsqr.
Sunhuiy, Sept, 4, 1841.
ATTENTION
j . s i it i: v j (i i: s ,
1") EljUESTS the attention of hiscouutiy fiii nds
V who arc in waul, to his verv large stock of
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Rugs, Bindings,
Stair Rods, c, itc, llnit he has just opined, at
his warehouses, No. 18 North 2d street, and No. 2
Church Allev, next door to Christ Church, Plnla
de'phin. ' Julv 31, 1811. ly.
JACOB MARTIN,
C'oiiutilssioii itnil l oi Mtu tliii";
WEECHAKT,
M
1) ESI'ECTFI LEY informf his friculs and the
Mrrchants genera'ly, that he contiuuea the
Commirsioli and Foiwanitng Business, at his ware
house, foot of Willov st. Kdilmud, Lfliwaic and
iiclmvlkill.
Merchants having goods lo l e h'pied, will find
il much lo their advantage, as lo lime and piieca
of height. 10 sen.! their merchandise to the Depot,
corner of Front ami Willow ctru-t Railroad, a they
can then be sent either route by the Tide aler
Canal, 01 Schuylkill und Union Canals, as bouts
will arrive anil dcpnrt daily lor the Juuiuli ami
Susquehanna Canals by Tide-w iter in tow of sleam,
or via Schuylkdl and L uimi (.'duals from Fuiruiounl
dam.
Merchant will please be pirtieular lo serd all
goods deslined for either route, lo the large Di pot,
corner of From and W'ltow i.tiert h'atlroail, with
diricluilis accomp'inj ing them, which route thry
wish them lo be shipped.
Cuaise and fine Salt and P'.jster at wholesale
prices, 011 the Doluwaie or Schuylkill.
Philadelphia. Jo le 6, 1 Ml I ly.
WHOLISALE f.HOE, BONNET,
Cup unu' I'alm Leaf Hut tlnre.
No. 10S..rrH 4rn Stbikt. I'HtLADELPHIA,
AiniERE an ettil.sive aaortment of the above
srliclc are c.u Mainly kept oil hand, for sale
ut the most reasonable, tcrmu.
May 2ii, 1811.- I y.
SPANISH HIDES,
TANNERS' OIL AND LEATHER.
I). K 1 15 lv 1 A T II 1 C K vV S O M,
A'o. 21, Am A Third hired,
(BCTWtIK M AH k IT AMI I IISSM T k Tlltll S,)
PHILADELPHIA.
HAYE fo
of SKl
"or Bale a large ami excellent assTiitmenl
)(iia HiJi, Viitnu Kip, Tanntrt' Oil,
Ac, ut Ihe lowest uiaikct prices, eiibt r for cash, il
exchange for Leather, or upon cieilit.
Consignment of l eather received for sale, 01
purchased at the highest maikel prices.
Q-y Leather aimed f tec of charge,
April 17, 1841. ly.
S1XF-A1 JIST1N(; LIK! IJUACK
FOR SAW-MII.I.S.
Br BkNjAsna N. Ci-siiwa.
fPIIE SubscrdHT having purchased the right for
vending and using the above valuable inven
tion, for tVorlhumbeiluud County, oiler to dispose
of (he same lo person who may desne lo purchase.
The above invention is now in operation al the saw
mill of Mr. M'C'sitv, near Sunhuiy, win re it can
be inspected by owners of saw nulla and all othcis
interested. E. GOBIN.
March 27. if. SAMUEL GOBIN.
WARRANTED
I5rass Clocks,
lor III Dollars
13
71 Ul'A4 fur time lo uny oU by Claris ld
InrM lor I'iJ, lor ask by
March U. H. B. MANSER.
N unparellelcd remedy for common Colds,
Couuhs, Asthma, Influena, Whiwning CoogTi,
Drone lulls, and all diseases of the Breast and Lungs,
lending to consumption; composed of lln- corrcen
traied virtues of lion hound, Bonad, Blood Root,
Liverwort and several other vpgitable substances.
Prpparedonly by J. M. Wisslow, RiK-hcstcr, New
Yoik.
The innocence and i niversnllv vdmittcil pecloral
viilnes of the Heih from which the litdsiim vf
Horthvund i made, are too generally known to re
quire recommendation ; it is iheiefore only necessa
ry to ebi-erve that this Medicine contains the whole
of their Mt dicinal properties, tiigdly concentrated,
ainl so happily combined with several other vege
table substances, as to render il the must speedy,
mild and certain remedy, now in Use, f r the com-
pmmls alove mentioned.
The Balsam removen all imfiammalion and nrc-
ness of the Lungs, loosens tough visid phh gm, en- j
ubling the patient lo expt-etoruU! w ith rase and free- J
dom, assuage cough, relieves athmatic and diffi- j
cult respiration, heals the injured parts, opens the j
pores, and composes the disturbed nerves, ami gives j
striligtli lo the tender lungs, and thus produce a
sieedy and lasting cuie.
IviallATITl IlK 1STIIK ASKST tH MR IS M.. I
Wc are not among tint class of Editors who for a :
few dollais will, (at the eXnse of truth and ho
nesty) "crack u " an article and bring it into rapid
sale ; ncitlier ate we willing to lenmui silent, iilu r
having tesied the utility of an im rowmcnt or
covery in science or ail. Our readers will recollect j
wc told them wc were unwi II with a sore throat and j
violvnt cold aomo few weeks bho. Well, we pur- 1
chased two bottles of WIN'SLOW'fS BALSAM
OF HORE1IOUND, and so sudden was the cure,
that we forgot we ever had a cold. Those who
are alllicled, may try it upon our recommendation.
Cwi.vftn Irltxrujih. I or sale liy
HENRY YO.YTIIEIMER, Sunhury,
JACOB BRIUHT, Irtfiud,tru,,d.
Also, by Druggista generally throughout the
country. fj- Price, 60 cents per bolile.
August 14tti, 1841. ly.
I LAYS, ELLIOT, LYON & GOSH.
Yr ltl'sal' IH'illrr.
In Foreign, UritUh and lincrirun Dry Vimds,
No. 12 Nohtii Thiiiii Srnri r, I'u i i a i 1 1 rut v
COUNTRY Merchants can be seppl ed at all
limes with an extensive assort u nil of the above
Goods, on the n.ost reasi liable ci.d sali.-l.u lory terms.
May 211, 1841. ly.
ytr r n-,i
this maciiim: acainsst tiii;
wxnu.D.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
AYENTORT'S Improved Patent Threshing
Machine and Horse Power, which ihroi-his
and cleans at the same time an invention lor
which Farmers have long looked in vain, and which
renders the above machine ierlect and past limber
improvement. Those w ho have I ecu waiting for
something U-tler than heretofore offered for sale,
will find this to be the article. Come see it ami
fudge for yourselves.
The subscribers have purchased ihe righl of ihe
above Machine and Horse Power, for Ihe coun
ties of N'on riHM iikulami, Licovuxo, Clinton,
and Usui and also, the privileges ol vending
them in any other places for which Ihe riht has
not been pieviously sold.
The advantages which Ibis Machine has over
all olhcrB invented ure many und obvinus. One
boy and three men can do all the ibn sbing and
cleaning of t.'O bushels of wheal in one day and
this usually lakes seven hands one day and three
the next. For field threshing it takes Ihe bad of
any thing in this world no grain is scattered or
lost.
Such is the superiority of the Horse Power,
that three horses can l!ne.-h as much with il as
four can w ith any other.
The Machines and llor-e Power will be sold
touether or si'prratp, to suit purchasers. Made and
s)'bl in Milton, bv the sul scribers. 1
M. WELCH.
WM. 11. POMP, !
HENRY FRICK. '
Wilton, April 17, 1841. !
llKt iKVJIlW'll.l TlfAV.
THRESHING A WINNOWING MACHINE.
Having hud in use, one f Davi npori's Pali ut .
Threshing und W innowing Maibii.cs, slid being ,
repeatedly called upon for our opinion 111 regard to
iheir value, durability and advantages, we make,
Iree to slutc, that they exceed ill our opinion, any
Thicsh'rg Machine wc ever bcfoie witnessed in j
use. They will thresh and clean, lit for market j
2U0 bushels of Wheat per day, and this with the ;
uid of three hands besides the driver. The Straw
is passed oil from ihe grain ou uu incline plane, ex
lending about 12 feet from Ihe Machine. Scarce
ly a grain is lost. hal is of some impoiluiue ,
sod greatly so, is tho fact that no dust passes from
the Machine to the man who tccds it. The Horse .
power seems lo be perfection itself three hor.-es 1
may Woik it w ith ease and then fastest gait need !
only be the ordinary lough gut. We must
chceilully r commend (he Machine lo Farmers ;
tin y aie mauulacluicd 111 Miliou bv Messrs. eleh
I'omn and Fiick. 1 11 1 LIP HI I .CERT.
JOHN B HELLER- ;
Chilitquaque tshp., NorlVd co, March 20, 1841.
BKADY'S HOTEL. !
DIMll.l.i:, C OI-t .rllll.4 (Ol .VTV,
lt ) lv aula.
T
TdlE SUBSCRIBER ,es-ctfully informs ihe
( 'uKmi'itsa to lUmville, ud ihul he has purchased
in that place, the l arge and Cviiiiiiudivui
II 11 I t K II I 8 i: ,
AT TIIECOHNl.il of MILL AMI VI 1 11 k 1. C ST 11 It IS,
C Opposite Ihe Coiirt-lh u.-e,J
x Which he ha lilted up by Ihe erection
V.'.V!N of ADDITION AL BUILDINGS, and
ml i-jL extensive STABLING, for the Later-
tlLLLfZat mm ut vf Trartleit and Yitilurt,
He i now prepared lo accommodate ull w ho may
favor him with a call, and he would stale that no
thing in his power shall be left i.ndoue, to render his
customers comfortable and happy while under his
cuie. His accommodations are un.ple, ami his rooms
furnished in modern style, and the proprietor is de
termined that his establishment shall sustain and
keep up with the growing reputation and itnpoitance
of the town in which it ia located.
Hi Tablk will be supplied with every luxury of
the season, and the be ft und ihoieet rariity the
markit ran ujford. His Bah will 1 stored with
alt Ihe last urticUl Ihul can Le furnithed by uur
eiliif, and Hie wliolu will be such s to give satis- '
faction to eveiy one, I
ell know mg ihul an rri'iglucned public will j
always ulge b r ihcui-i Ives, he let Is confident that
I bey will favoi him with tbcir pal iona.'e.
SAMUEL A. BRADY.
Danville, Jan. Jib
IMPORTANT
I o
flHE Undersigned lake pleasure in submitting
.1 lo the public the following Recommendations
of Prstl'a Cast lion Smut MiH ainlOrain Hurler to
all dealers in Grain and manufrctora of Floor, be
lieving il to be superior to any living of tiro kind
ever offered to the public. All ordeis iddresscd to
Col,. I. M'Padden, Li wisburg. Union county Penn
sylvania. F.BENEE.ER SHIIE,
JACKSON M'FADDIN.
vr.mit -iv.iTKSt
Monti's MiH, Vtntrt Co., March 30, IS41-.
J. M'Faiiih Mm: I rlicerfully testify to the
ROodne-s and durability of Pratt's Cast Iron Smut
Mill ardtirain Duller, as being a far cuperior arti
cle for the cleaning of smut and all other imrnitAiea
Hint I hav-e ever seen, and I have lieen engaged in
the manufacture of Flour for a great many years,
and have always tried to have Ihe best apparatus for
manufacturing that could be got, and do say that the
above machine is the best apparatus I believe now
in use. Join Moat.
llhtnmiJiurg, Dec. 20, 1840.
Col. J. M'Faiuiu Sib j In reply to your favor,
received a few days since, I have only to say, that ihe
fact rf mv having introduced into each of the four
mills that I am concerned in, one of Pratt's Cast
Icon Smut Mills, is the best evidence I can give you
of their utility, Yours truly, Wm. M-Ki:i.vr.
iV7,iFi, March 17, 1811.
J. M'Faihhk Sih: I do lieieby certify without !
; any dotation, that Pratt's Smut Mill and Grain !
1 Huller is the must vrfect machine 1o cleanse grain I
j frfsmul and all other imperfections, that I have ever
situ, and I U'lieve I have seen all the kinds that ate
; now used in Pennsylvania, and I must say that there
i is nothing of the kind ever been invented that will j
' c me in competition with il. Gm. Ecrkht.
' Cut.. J. M-Faihhn Shi : Dur tig the past 24
' years I have been constantly engaged in uiiinufac-
I lUi-ing Hour, and during the last 12 jcarshavc bien '
: the owner of a prist and llouinig null, and among
i all the contrivances to remove impurities from grain
I I am decidedly of the opinion that Pratt's iron ma-
chil e is superior to any with which I am acquaint
ed, having used one in my mill auoul iigtiteen
months. Fhuikhmk Haas.
Yorkshire M,IU, Dec, 184(1.
I want in my flouring mill as good an 0 jralus
lo prepare grain for flouring, as therV. and I wunl
no U-tter Ibnn Prntt'a Cast Iron Smut Mill. It will
remove smut entirely no mistake.
M. Cikasom.
Suntmry. Di rember 22, 184H.
Cot. .1. M-Faiihiji fun I have in my null one
of Pratt's cast and wrought iron spiral Stnul Mills
and (Irani Duller, and am conlidiut Ibat in rtgaid
to simplicity of construction, and durability of mate
rial, il is superior lo nny I oni acquainted wbh.
Ilrstir Masskii.
liuir V.,i) Mill, Dec. 32, 184(1.
Col. J. .M-l'itiniv Sin: I have in n y llouring
... .... . .. i . . ,1 I.
Hull one ol rratt s l ast lion r-n riu firnii .miiis, i i . - . .
and I am decidedly ol the opinion .hat it is .hp best I ir.q-i. n.ly call, d, and a the last resource detcrmt
macbine to prepare gran, for llouring that I am c d lo te-l the v,r ue of Dr. Dckcan s LxckCto-
u u
linled w lib, und as such cheeifully recommend it
lo ull who ate engaged in the manufacture ol flour
J ACOIl I.MslNBl Ml.
Aiiron.'lnirg, March 2:1, 1841.
Cm.. J. M Faih'IN Sim : I lake leasure in sny
ini! that Piatt's Cast Iron Smut Mill is one of the
best improvements for the cleaning of grain of ull
kinds, that has yet come undir my observation, nnd
that I believe it fur superior to any thing of the kind
ever invented. You may use my name in any way
you think proper. ' O. P. Di ncam.
Vnion Mill. J in. 11. 1841.
This is lo eerlily that I have hail Piutt's Cam and
wrought iron Smut Machine ami Giuiu Hullrr in
use for better than 12 months, ami find it lo answer
every purpose thai it was intended lor. Smut can
be taken out of wheat I believe eveiy particle of
it can I tukin out without breaking the grain ol
il.e wheat. John I'lim k.
Aarnn.-I,ui if, Matih'.M, 1811.
Col.. M-Faumn Shi : I have been engaged in
manufacturing Siieifitie Flour for many years, ami
have al this time one ol Prntl's Smut Mills in each
of my mills, and I do hen by rccomruci d them as Ihe
most valuable improvement for cleaning wheat of
smut and all other impurities, that I am acquainted
with. Jamts Di ncan.
Col. M-Fanni Sm: I have been encau'd in
the manuliii lining ol flour for 28 mm is, und most
cluerfi.lly lecnmmeuil Ihe above, machine, as being
bv far the best apparatus for cleansing giain that I
have ever Used or seen. I Consider il an indisirn
, slide article lor any mill that pretends to do any bu-
siuess. John Fishi.h.
.Ipuduct Milh, Dec. 21, 1 810.
Co i. J. M'Faihun Sib: Pratt's Cast Iron
; Smut Mill was introduced into my mill about three j
' years since, and I lebeve it islhct'csl article of thai
I kind now in use. Il wiil not only remove sn ut
cii'cicly, but is a most valuable apparatus to clean I
: wheal and rye of nny character, mid pn pare il for
flouring. Uknjamin llo. ink.
Uuiitmrg, Dec. 22, 1810.
Col. J. M'Fahuin Sm: Alter a careful and
candiil examination ami trial of (he machine, in re
gard tocoustiuction, iieatnesa and despatch in exe
cution, economy in price, and power lo set in ope
ration, I am lully coiivincid and salitlied, til t the
machine above ulludcd to, is sicoi.d to no oi.e in
use. J. Moh now,
Milbrand Flour Manufacturer.
Ciitltiicinii, Dec) mber Co, 1840.
Col. J. M'Fahiiin Sm: Fran's Cast and
Wii.uuht Iron Spiral Smut Mill and Grain Huller,
consider to be the hist machine to i move smut
and other impurities to w hich grain is subject, that
I buve used, or with which I am acquainted, in re
gard lo durability ol matt rial, simplicity of construc
tion, neatness and despuuh ill execution.
JosM'ii I'avton.
N. B. The above machines are manufactuitd ut
the lwisburg Foundry, Union county and at Ihe
Bloouisbuig Foundry, Columbia county, Pa.
Lewisburg, Julie ID, 1811.
ATTEN T K IN M K 1 K ' H A NTS , fcc.
E. P. & J. H. FRICK,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, FOR WADING A
CHOIUCK COMMISSION MINI HINTS,
Sa. 2'JV, Marhil tlirtt, five thr ulmee Seventh,
l-HlLMtLLl'HIA,
OFFER for sale, at (he lowest uiaikct prices, a
geueial assortment of 7irr;x, CJftM, Sugars,
Mutuift, Itiiiij, Ijipmrt, Spice; 't'uiaceu, Ve.
Coi'NTMv Piioiii i k rtccived and sold u coii.mis
sion. Merchants, Hotel ki H rs, and others, w ill
find it to their advantage lo cull and examine our
.link, btfore purchasing ilsewhere. Mir. hant
w ishirg Iheir goods collected in this city, by b avmg
an order, will have them promptly forwarded, by
the most expeditious lines.
kiiwim r. raicc, johs u. fuick.
Feb. 6 1841 ly.
II A Z A H ! ?-.
UNITED M ATES COMMERCIAL AND
STATISTICAL REGIS I Eh. Containing doc.
umci.ts, fads and otlur ustful u.f rioatioii. illusira
live of the histi..-y ami resources of ihe American
Union, and of each Slate; embracing commerce,
uuiuulucluies, agiicullure, inlirual improvemcnls,
hunks, currency, finances, education, Ac. Ac. Edi
ted by Samuel Hazard.
I'ubli Ii.hI every eiinestiay, at iickh street.
The price lo snUcriU'is is f.i ier annum, payable
on Ibn lirsl ol Janosiv of each year. No soliscrip
intii leccived lor li s than a year. Subscribers out
j ol the principal wilts lo pay in advance.
ar. alrVturnnai liM-rloi-tnii llrmV
0 hI amis Aluul'
f 71 ROM Ihe yusck Syrups and Paragoric CiVrn
" pounds which have of late tiecome a buideii
to (ho Atblic health, and a suspension to Ihe purse.
Why is it that rtiese medicine are taken repeated.
1y by the sick wiihout reTnoving Che torrmlamt ht
quesiion The reason ia plain and simple, Vrr. :
Because lliey are rompod chiefly of opium and
its spiritual pTeiiarations wliich eel on the sysTeKi
. a rnweiM stimulating anodyne, and by usirif;
repeatedly, the system becomes habituutvjil o l
narcotic influence, ts of those who are giVen t'j
in tempera nee.
ThlsTa'fl h Wcome apparent to thousands wrrt
haVe experienced the fatal effects of sch medrine",
and conirnemrd using Dr. DtTscA'a ExfxcVoi
ttiKT IUmriit, which is entirely free from opitM
and all other poisonous ingredients, and is use1)
with perfect mifaly l y all tinder ny circumstance.
It Hnmcdiatety rrl'reei the distressing cough-'-strengthen
und invigorate the nervous ys'te'r!ii
causing the settled contagious matter to leave its
hold In tn the lungs, and be discharged by the pott
er of Expectoration. Unless this is done, the lung
will soon become contaminated from noxious met
ier, and ulcerate, and fall a prey to the fatal worm
Consumption. Price f 1 per bottle.
For sale at No. PJ North Eighth street, Thill-,
dilphiu, Areo at the store of
HENRY YOXTHItl.Mr.R,
Jan. 22d, 1814.
A?er!.
I.tvcr 4 uniplahit.
rpilIS disesse often termmaies in another of a
more serivms nature, if proper temedies atr mtt
reotttAl to n limp. In all forms of this disease, Df.
II a u lh it's Comihicsii StiikhiitiIksiNo and Uf.lt
M? A e. a ir. jit Pn.i.s, will rierform a perfect euro
first, by cleansing the stomach and bowels, (litis
icmoving all diseasis from the Liver, by the use of
(he German Aperient PilK after which the Com.
pound Strengthening I ills are (aken logiVe strength
and tone to those tender organs which n quire such
tiealmeiit only lo effect a permanent cure. Tiles'!
pills are neatlv put up in small packages, with full
d tec tons. For sale t No. !', North Eighth st.
Also, for sale al the store of
HENRY YOXTJIEt.MER,
Jan. 15, 1812. Agent.
CoiiHiiHittloii nnl ltlrMllii nt llio
I.I1I1SS lll''l,
Hit ihr ime if Dr. Diinran'x lirirctorant Itetnrily,
!S EM1LINE i EAGER, aged 17 years
was taken when at Ihe Bge of sixteen with
sl gbt cold, which she neglected until the lunge
fell a prey to that seeking destroy) r, consumption,
when application to a physician was made, but to
nn effect. He coii-bli red !vcr case a hopeless one,
and pnscrilud but little medicine for her. In the
meantime she discharged great quantities of blood,
wi h much expectoration of thick phlegm and
cough. Her bodily frame al Icr'h b came reiluccJ
to a living skeleton. IL r last was anxiously looked
for bv Uer fi lends, that her sufferings might tnd by
the pangs of d. ath. During the lime hr physician
hant Rkmi nr. having not cul some extraordinary
cure nerf .rmed bv the medicine in similar Cases.
He ut ONce obtained two bottles and administered
it lo her. The f. Uilh day he found s one i hauge,
whiih g ive hopes. Ho continued giving the iiiedt.
t c .i .. . . i... l,
Clin' lor CI l! lilt CD o )) s , m uiai till,.- ob i. i-
id able to be walking ill her bed chamber, lo the
astonishment of her fro nds and rt latives. She con
tinued using the nudicine for eight wc. ks, when
she d. c'ared hrrs) lf entirely free from disease and
pain, and now pur-ucs her daily occupation in per
fect h alth.
A small pamph'et accompanies this medicine,
which gies a full description of diseasis, Ihe man
mr of treatment, Ac. Ac. For sale in Sunburv, at
ihe store , f HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
Jan. 8th, 1812. Agent.
To Uu lMibllf.
DR. IfAIlLICII'S PILLS
The superiority of Dr. H A REICH'S PILLS o
ver any other medicine that has ever been offered
to the public, is. fiat thpy cleanse and purify and
ftringthrn. These are iinportent items, an J their
impoitance should not he overlooked. The system
is liable, from improvidence and in gl ct, to uccu
inulite bile, and a Variety of diseased humors. To
purge ti e system of these impurities, should bo
cm ly attended t . If it be neglected, the patient
mav lie subject) l lo painful disea-e ami protracted
suffering. Till'. C HUMAN Al'LHWST
VIIA.S ure atbuirably suited to this purpose
but more than this while they clkansk ihe sys
tem liny i-1 it 1 1 v the hi.ooii, nnd assist natu e
kindly in her operations. The Compound
Sriii.MiTiiK.Niso Pills gives tone to ihe stomach,
w bile lh y impart vigor lo the wh'ile system ; hence
they are a desideratum, and no family should res
muni without them. In fact they are a sort of
Family Physician," bul unlike the '-school meu"
for these PilL may be safi ly consulted in all
ci.sis ibey nny be lak n wiihout injury in any
while they uihud posit. ve relief in many. We
only ask I r a fair tiial of theii liter. Is, and are will
ing to abide ihe issue.
F. WOOLMAN, Burlington, N.J.
For sale ut the store of
HENRY YO.YTIIEIMER.
Jan. 1st, 18J2. Agent.
IVitialt s, IU ai t' ol't'ommiipllun,
AN it II. I sull'ei t e early senls to knit Us fatal
diieuds in your system, but guard them as you
would the thief al night. W hi n you find Ihe fa
tal enemy seiking to destroy your health bf iuil i
biug the evil seeds of a serious disease, liismmii
Da. Di ncan's Expictohant Rxvirnr will im
mediately destroy and icmove them. Thousand
of yi ur six die annually from the want uf proper
treatment. Had tho e known the wonderful ellcct
of ihis medicine, and Used it in lime, many coulJ
have prolonged their days, and yet lie dwelling a
mongsi their dearest friends. Those who ate labo
ring under Ihe influence of this disease, lose m
time in proem ing Da. DUNCAN'S EXPECTO
RANT REMEDY. It is safe and effectual, and
always gives relief in the most hoprlcs ease. It
strengthens ihe w ak "lid debilitated ; relieves the
pain in the breast and side ; suppe-acs the tb
Iriss rig cough ; s'oppii'g the luetic fever and night
swea s, and I'm illy (il ihe case 1 not too fur sd
vuncul) restoririK 'ifecl health.
Full d rc lions and a ireaiise is given in a pam
phlet, which accompanies ihe medicine.
Fors. leal the PRINCIPAL OFFICE.No. V)
North Eighth reel, I'biUdeli his. Also at lht
.toieof HENRY YOX I HEIMER
D c. 2. 1811. Agent.
' Mure oiH lnsltf l'l oulsi.
Of the ejjicacy if Dr. Hue lie lit celt bulled Midi
einet. Dkab Sia: I was afflicted with a bilious and
mrviou disease to a very alarming degree, with
all llio sympl' me which s i frequently tlloct a re
lixed condition, viz : gb diucss in the heaj, viol, ut
tremors, chilliness, with a fixed pain in the right
side, complexion bail, ami costiveniss; indeed I
was in a most miserable Condition. 1 had tried
many remedies, but found no peimaneiit relief un
lit I had purchased Dr. Hurlicltt eonijimtnd
strengthening und Herman aperient Viils, which
from iheir suiiciior vntues, I wac completely cuied,
and am able lo pursue my employment, free from
pain ami dim-asp. (sigmd) JOHN BOLES.
Dated enia, Ohio June 7, 1810.
Prii rtple Ollire for Ibe United States, No. 19,
North EIGHTH STREET, Philadelphia.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER,
Dec. ImU 1811. .Ii ul.