Prom the Baltimore Amerienn,
TWESTY SEVEXTIt CONGRESS.
YViaiiinnToir, Aug. 83, 1842.
UNITED STATES SENATE,
Revenue 11111,
Mr, C. J. INC.ERSOLL vni tailed o the Chair
nd (he debate proceeded an honr and ten minutes.
Mr. ROOSEVELT of New York commenced the
discussion in ipcech in defence of the President
The debate wu continued by Messrs. HOLMES
of 8. U. and GORDEN and FILLMORE of New
York.
Mr. Fillmore's remark were most important, and
Were listened to with profound attention. He
rated very briefly that he ahould vote for the Dill
introduced by Mr. McKennan of Penn. which was
the Bill which hud passed the two Houses of Con
gress with ihe exception of (he 27th section and
the insertion of tea and coffee to be free when im
ported from beyond the Cape of Good Hoe in A
mcrtcan vessels. He should vote for this Dill, and
yield the principle of Distribution, against his bet
ter judgement against the vote he had formerly
given and in reference te the great, prevailing
and extended distress in the country. He yielded
to the countryto the imperative necessity of the
case.
The debate ended at 12 o'clock.
Mi. BERNARD'S Dill was perfected by amend.
tnents from the Chairman of the Committee on the
Judicary. Amendments were gone through with,
and a great many offeied.
The Dill having been amended and perfected,
flic question returned upon the substitute proved
by Mr. C. J. INOERSOLL. This Dill having
been read, the vote was taken by tellers, and but
38 members voted for the Dili of Mr. C. J. Ingor
oll. Mr. MeKENNAN'SBill was the next substi
tute proponed, and before the Dill wss presented in
the form of an amendment to the amendment, there
were various propositions submitted in 'the shape
of amendments. All of these were rejected. Wben
(he Dill came to a vote upon the substitute, tlio
House decided to lake the Dill of Mr. McKennan,
w ith the Distribution out of it, by a vote of 91) to 97
The Dill was soon reported to the House, and a
scene of grent excitement and anxiety followed fur
on hour. The first vote was upon concurring in
the Ri' port of the Committee by substituting the
Dill of Mr. McKennan for that from the Jndicnry
Committee. This was considered a test vote, but
did not so turn out. and the result was as follows:
For the Dill, 102.
Against it, 99.
The next question was upon the engrossment
of the Dill.
This vote was taken under an intense feeling of
excitement, and the result was for the cngrossuiant
101 ogainst it 101.
The enemies of tho Dill received the announce
men t with Applause.
Mr. R. W. THOMPSON, of Indiana, moved a
reconsideration. The vote wss yeas IOC, the nays
were 98.
The question returned upon the engrossment.
The yeas and nays were again ordered, and the
Dill was ordered to be engrossed.
Ayes 105. Noes 102.
The House, while these several votes were be
ing recorded and read, exhibited a great feeling of
anxiety.
The yeas and nays are now taking upon the pas
sage. P. S. The Dill has finally passed yeas 105,
naya 103.
Colts Submarine Battery.
The anuooncement, published in the newspa
pers last Saturday, that at half-past five o'clock P.
M. that dsy there would be a trial of Colt's Scb
marie Dat-teut, on the Potomac new the Ar
senal, drew an immense concourse of spectators to
the contiguous wharves, shores and buildings,
which cammanded an eligible view of the vessel,
which was moored about one hundred and fifty
yards from the shore, and underneath which, at the
bottom of the river, waa placed the combustibles to
blow the devoted vessel '-sky high." At about half
past five o'clock the fine steamer Sidney, having on
board the Pa.Ksinr.iiT of the United States, the
Heads of Dqwrtmcnts, the Mayor of Washington
nd many other distinguished citiiens, passed down
the river by the Arsenal, to her appointed atation.
The President was saluted by the Marines it the
Arsenal; soon after which, the signal gua being
fired, the vessel doomed to destruction blew up.
Tbe explosion was grand beyond description.
An immense body of water, with bricks and frag
ments of the vessel, rose perpendicularly to great
height, and then descended into the water, at a
short distance from whero the vessel was stationed .
but the vessel bad suddenly disappeared amidst 'the
wreck of matter,' leaving no trace lhind ! The
scene was indeed a grand and imposing one. The
trial sppeared to us to be completely successful. In
about twenty seconds after the signal gun waa fired,
Mr. Colt applied his powerful apparatus, (placed
five miles distant near Alexandria,) and, in the
twinkling of an eye, the vessel entirely disappeared.
Every one present, of the vast multitude assembled
in steamboats, carriages, on horseback, and on foot,
(amounting, we should think, to no less thsn six
or eight thousand spectator,) seemed to be highly
grutilied with the imposing grandeur of the scene,
and to regard the experiment as eminently suo
ccssful. We have never witnessed so complete,
powerful, and singular an illustrstion of the force of
gunpowder, united wiih the power of science. The
arrangements seemed to have been admirably plan
rd and executed nut the least disoppoiutnient or
failure to produce the tremendous and mighty ef
fect which was promisud, precisely in the manner
and at the lime proposed. It is gislifyiiig to learn
that no accident of any kind occurred, during, or in
consequence of the explosion. The weal liar was
line, and a good apportuuity wasall'orded lor every
one to see the gieal and wonderful experiment.
,Vul. Intelligencer.
Mexico and Texas.
Home of Commons, Tuesday, August 2
Mr, Cobden made some inquiries relative to the
destination of the Montetuma sleamfrigste, said to
be fitting out at London for an Invasion of Texas
and commanded by an officer in the service of the
Dritish government.
Sir. R. Peel said he believed the facts wet a these
two vessels were fiiting out, one at Black well
and the other at Liverpool. It was said that those
vessels were for the Mexican government Appli
cation had been made to the Dritish government
to permit them to be manned with Dritish seamen,
and that permission had been refused.
The Hon. member waa under the impression
that one vessel wss to be commailed by an officer
who hold a commission in her majesty 'a navy. He
could state that in consequence of an application
from the Texan minister on the subject, that minis
ter had been informed that no officer in her Ma
jesty'a navy would be allowed to serve the Mexi
can government against Texaa. The Texan go
vernment had been informed that if hostilities
should tske place, tt waa the intention of the Eng
lish government to maintain a perfect neutrality.
Ttantvic 8ncTACL.Th it afternoon, a norse
attache d to a buggy in which were two ladies, took
fright and ran dashing down the hill at full speed,
and turning into River atreet the wheel atruck a
post, when the ladies were hurled with great vio.
lence some ten feet on to the pavement. Strange
to say, neither were killed. Doth were severely
though not dangerously injured. The ladies were
from Brunswick, Medini co. Wo did not learn
their names. Cleveland llcrtild.
A Bkutc The New Haven Talliidiuin
makes mention of a man in that city who last
Tuesday saw a child drowning whom lie might
have rescued, but 'he did nut like to wet hid
clothes,' bo he allowed the little creature to
perish.
Tns Hiohxst CoMrLt.MKHT that has hitherto
been paid to the virtues of the liranilrelh Ycgitn
lie Universal Pills, is the fact, that so many Drug
gists arc now busily engaged in counterfi iting
them. What stronger proof could we have of their
excellence ! Does any one for a moment suppose,
if they were not really good, that Druggists nid A
pothTaries would take such pains to imitate tliern !
No. Il is only Ik cause they are valuable and much
sought after, that they are thought worthy of being
counterfeited. Dut unfoitunnlely for those who
are thus imposed upon the counterfeits resemble
the genuine only ill the labels and shape of boxes
the Pills theinsclvfs have not the slightest lescm
blancc, neither in apea ranee nor in the elici t they
have upon the system. Those who thus impo-e
upon the public have the merit of excercising a re
finement in dishonesty, for whilst the highwayman
is centent to depredate upon society at laige, tiict
cheat only tin ir patrons and friends,
Dr. DuinJ'Clh wishes it distinctly understood
that Druggists ate nevci in any cases appointed as
agents fot the sale of the Vegetable Universal Pills:
and that the only security acainst imiiosiiion is lo
purchase of the accredited agents, one of whom
m vy be f sand in almost every town in the United
Stairs.
C7" Purchase in Sunbury, of H. D. Masser, and
the agents published in another part of this paper.
To the Citizens of Northumberland County:
Hav ixo been placed before the public bv the
Democratic party as a candidalo for Assembly, I
consider it my duly to the friends who nominated
me, to say, that any allegation that I am in favor
of attaching any part of Northumlcrland county l
Columbia county, is incorrect, No person of either
county has spoken to me with a view to that ob
ject, in anticipation of my nomination or election.
I am opposed to such a change myself, and if elect
ed, would not sanction any measure of the kind.
If I am honored by the ritixens with an election, I
shall endeavor to represent the wishes and interests
of the county fairly, and with fidelity.
Very Tcsfieclfully, your fellow citizen,
JACOB GEARHART.
The Miltonian will please copy the above.
.ft J IS It I H II ,
At Beargap, Shamokin township, on Thursday
last, by Phineas Bird. Esq., Mr. D.T. Roskx of
Shamokintown", to Miss Catuxkisi H. Eisklt
of this place.
At the same place, on the same day , bv the same,
Mr. Joseph Dimmicsj of Pottsville, to Miss Sabah
Wicks of Shamokin township.
D I E ,
On Thursday last, in this borough, AARON
Dl'CH AMMKR, aged about 35 years.
On the 19th inst., after an illness of ten days of
1:1: c. . f . i . kff ...
nous lever, n u iv iia , son oi wnrisiaiu an J
Sarah Campbell, aged 23 years.
At Milton, on Mondav the I Tub inst., Mrs. JANE
PORTER, consort of John Porter, Esq., editor of
tne Ledger, aged about Jl years.
In C'hilisquaque.on the ICth iust., Mr. SAMUEL
P. IIIHLEH, aged about years.
l'lllCli CUKUKNT.
Corrected weekly by Henry Yoxtuimer.
Wheat, .... 95
Rra, . . . .60
Cos, ...... 40
Oats, ...... 25
Pohk, ...... 5
Flaisied, ... . )io
Bl-TTKR, ..... '
BxiSWAT, .... 25
Tallow, . . . 12J
Dhieu Arrt.Es, . - 75
Do. Peach ks, - 200
Flax, ... H
Heckled Flax, . 10
Elilis, ...... R
"l.ooil Intent l'ir' oiiit:iiiy.
A STATED MEETINd of the (unpauy will
be held on Thursday evening next, at 7 o'clock,
at Ihe Court House. Punctual attendance is ro
quested. J. H. PACKER,
August 27. 1812. Sect tan.
lilMMl M ill I'll ' t Oltl:ill.Y."
rPIIE meinlieis of the "Oood Will Fire Com.
piny" are reqne.ted to meet nt the t'oinl
IIoiim1, on Monday Evening, Sept. filli, at 7 o'
clock precisely. Punctual attendance is requited.
August il. J. II. ZIMMERMAN, Sic.
Ir. lliiiili Ii'm
COMVOVSt) STltl-WnTHIiSIXa AM)
(.' RUM AS A VERIEST VILLS
ARE warranted to cure diseases of the stomach
and nervous svstem. Mr. Samuel Phillips,
West Kensington, Philadelphia, was entirely cured
by the above highly and im slimahlo medicine; bis
chii f symptoms were pain and weight at the pit of
the slom ich after eating, loss of appetite, sour eruc
tations, flatulency, coaiiveuess, pain in the side, and
weakness In the breast, constant headache, dimness
and confusion of sight, nervous irretabibty, which
incapacitated him from attending to his business
for twelve months, during which time he tried va
rious medicines, but found little relief, until by using
the Compound Strengthening Tonic and German
Aperient Pills, he was enabled in five weeks to re
sume his business.
Principal Office for the United States, No. 19
North Eighth atreet, Philadelphia.
HENRY YOXTHELMER,
August 27lh, 1812. Agent.
TO Til J' KCKCTORS OF NOIITIIUM-
eeuland count v.
AVINO been informed that a number of my
Democratic, fellow citizens wish me to stand
poll at the approaching election, for the others of
Reg inter, Rrenrder, if- Clerk of the Orphans'
Court eif Northumberland County,
I have consented to the request and I earnestly
wish that you will favor me with vnuT support.
EDWARD OYSTER.
August 27th, 1943.
lYoticc lo Crctiilors.
flHE undersigned, having been appointed Audi
JL tor lo apportion the assets of the estate of
James Hoey, dee'd, in the hands of John Landau,
the administrator, will attend at bis ollice for tint
purpose, on Saturday the 3d day of September
next, at 2 o'clock, P. M., of which those interested
will take notice. CHARLES W. HEUINS.
Sunbury, Aug. SOili, 1812. Auditor.
The IVoplV'M C'aiitlidale
FOR SHERIFF.
DAVID N. LAKE, of Sliamoktii Township,
is induced by the urgent solicitation of ma
ny (fiends, to offer himself as the People's Candi
date for Sheritf. Having had fifteen voles out of
ihe thirty-one Delegates met at the court-house in
Sunbury Ihe first day of August, and claimed se
venteen before they met, but by some misunder
standing received only liltien, be thinks that the
people should have a choice nt the coming election
in Octolx'r next, and therefore shall look to them
for his suppoit. Augu-t 20th. I S li.
1'ITOTOK IS AS. I IC xotkt:.
M. P. SIMONS,
JVo. 1?-1 Chisintt Stmt, th Story,
pini.ADEZ.rniA.
jaffAMKAOTiiiDu of hAGii:iini:o
iVJA TYI'E AVI' A RAITS, Surgical and .Mi
niature Cases, ImHrtei of Fiencli Chemicals and
double silver plates for the Dagtierieotvpe, adopts
ibis method of informing the citizens of Northern
Pennsylvania, that be carries on the above ousiness
extensively, in all its various branches. Persons
desirous of obtaining any of the above articles, can
be promptly supplied, on the lowest terms, for ctti-h.
All letters (post paid,) will reicive immediate
attention.
Mh. IS. R. LILLE BR!D(iE, now travelling in
the Northern part of the Stale, will promptly at
tend lo nil orders, give necessary information and
Photographic instructions lo any peison on appli
cation to him. August Cth, IS 12, Oin
TAKE NOTICE.
A LL those indebted lo the firm ot the sulwcriliers
will please call and make satisfaction, either by
paying up or giving their notes with security. No
longer Indulgence can be given.
CEO. ROIIRBACH &. BROTHERS.
August fith, 1842.
TO 'flffTl'LUCTtUiS or SOUTH I'M-
HERLAM) COCXTY.
'PIIE subscriU-r respectfully informs ihe electors
of Northumberland county, that be will lie a
candidate, at the ensuing election, for the ollice of
Coroner,
Should he be f'avoied with a majority of votes,
he will spare no exertions to render general satis
faction. CHARLES WEAVER.
August lith, 1S42.
TirilEREAS Ihe Shamokin Coal & Iron Com
' par.y did, ou ihe 9lh day of July, lt42, tie.
cute an assignment of all their property to the suit
scribrr, in trust for the benefit of their creditors,
all persons indebted lo the said Shamokin Coal and
Iron Company are requested to make payment, and
those having claims, to present them without delay
to John Nichoils at Shamokin, oi to the subscnlur,
No. 10 South -ttb fctitet, Philadelphia.
B. H. YARN ALL,
July 30th, 1S42. Argute.
A L.r.GE FLAT
FOR SALE.
THE Suhscrilier oilers for sate, on reasonable
terms, an excellent new FLAT, HO feet long,
3 fort deep, and 14 feet wide. Persons wishing lo
purchai-e her, will please call on Mr. Eli Diemer,
in Sunbury, or on the sutweriher.
WILLIAM CARR.
Sunbuiy July 30th, 1842. 3t.
Ileiijumlii Tajlor'u lilate.
TTOTICE is hereby given, that letters of admiii'
Jjj istration have In-en granted by ihe Register
ol rSortbumberlHiid county lo Ihe subscrila'r, resi
ding in Shamokin township, upon Ihe estate ol
ltenjamin '1 ay lor, dec d, late ofsaid township. All
n rsoiis liavui'4 ueumiiils ogams! s.ml e.lale, are
riquesiedlo present them, and those who are in
debted to settle their respective dues with the sub
scriber, at the bous) of John Yuidy, Esq., on tl.s
30th day of August next.
SAMUEL FI RMAN,
July Ifith, 1842 fit Administrator.
DRTjTN. SUMNKl I,
SURGEON DENTIST,
1)ESPKCTFl'I.LY iriforma the public that he
t- has made Northumberland his permanent
place of residence, and is ready to attend lo any
calls in the lina of his profession.
July 2, 1812 ly.
TO Till: l'l lll.lt'.
A ni EREAS Letters Patent were granted to Mr.
' 11. W. Cami-, in October, 1 r:t 1, lor anew
and useful improvement in the descending Fu k
CioKiMi Sfoviis: 1 hae uudcistood one II A Tll
AWAY is using in v said iuipioeuienl under the
name of "Hot Am Srovis," which stove involes
the piiuciples secured lo me. This is to caution
all persons against making, vending, or using .aid
"Hot Air Stoves," u. 1 th ill prosecute all who in
any way infringe my ligliN; and I ,en by ion.il-lllt.-Joslll'A
W, Comi.v, Esq. ol ll.tuulle, my law
ful All-inev,einpoweiing him to bring soils against
any person who shall use niv iiiipioxeiiici.l m any
in inner whatever, II EAR Y W.CA.MP.
ItWigo, I'ioga county, N. Y. i
July 2, 1612. 3in. S
TAILORING,
ON HIS IWN HOOK.
PETE? GETTEP.a
J" F.SPF.CTFI LLY informs hi friends and ihe
public generally, that be has commenced the
T a i I o r i ii II ii n i ii c s ,
in all its branches, in the house formerly occupied
by Wm. Durst as a Tailor Shop, in DlaekU-rry
street, nearly opposite the Presbylcrinn Church.
He respectfully solicits a share of the public patron
age, and trusta by strict attention to business and
reasonable charges, he will be enabled to give gen
eral satisfaction.
Sunbury, June 18th, 1842 ly
HOTEL.
Sliamoliln, ,ortliiutilerlaii1 Co.,
PENNSYLVANIA.
flHE subscribers respectfully inform the public
M. thai they have laken thai large ami rormiui
ous HO TEL, in Shamokintown, in Ihe centre of
the great Coal Region, lately kept by Jacob Kram,
where ihey are now irepared to accommodate all
who may favor them with iheir custom. My strict
attention to business, ihey hope lo receive a liberal
share of public patronage,
UATCHELOR A GOVE.
Shamokintown, June 18th, 1842.
Kniiiiicll II. .Ionian,
o
FFEl.S himself to the Electors of Northum
berland County, .is a candidate for the offices
ol
I'ROTIIOSOTA It Y A M) CLERK OF
THE SEVERAL COI RTS
ofsaid county, lie trust, if elected, that his expe
rience in the duties of said ollices will enable him lo
give geuerel satisfaction to the public.
Sunbuiy, June 25, 1812.
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MERCHANTS.
rPHE !ubsirilier. Agent of I yon V Harris, Hal
- Maiiufaclurers, lor New York, I'lnl olelpbi i.
llaltuiiore and -.ither large cities, whom' ll,:ts me
highly coiiHiietided .r imd aim mid dural.ilily.
has on Land a lir-t rale assortm -lit of HA I and
(.'Al', suit it'll- for Sjiriug ile, wh eh w ill te sold
very low, fot cash or nppioved ereilit, at the nt Itii
riKii store. No. 40, North Third strerl, oppjsi'e
the City Hotel, Phibivlelphia.
KOlir.HT I). W II.MSO., Ai'rut.
N. I). Orders lor Hats m ilieroKeV promptly
attended to. The highest pricw in tu.-U or trade
given for Fur ,fri'n,.
lMiiladclphia, June II, 1842. ly
NEW GOODS.
l.'S'F leceived, a fiesh supply ol cheap Dry
IioihIs, tirocerii'S. Hardware, iVc.
Superior Ladies' black kid Cloves,
Colored do ,
Lawns, ("Iiinl7.es, Mousselin de laines, Ac.
Cloths, I'lis-imeres, Ca.-huierets,
Linen Drillings. Muslins, c.
p'uiierior Pint Wine,
Pure Sperm Oil,
Sjerin Candles, Rai-ins, Ac.
Jiuie lib. is 42. . M sM'lt,
LI. peisons nidi bled to Ihe linn ot l.vou tV
Hairis, under tbe agency of O.N. Tliacher,
Jlttt anil Cup ytanuftieturtrt. No. 40 North Third,
street, Philadelphia, are requested to make immedi
ate settlement of th ir accounts w ith the subscriber,
their legally authorized agent, who is fully eniw
eied to settle and collect the accounts of id firm.
ROUERT D. WILKINSON,
June 4th. 1842. If Agent.
TIIK
rillLADELPniA. REAIIINC AND P0TTSV1LLE
RAIL ROAD.
tf,
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AN F.XTHA ACCO.Mlll HATIi N LINK
1177 romnienee. running beltri en l'liilndi Iplitil
anil I'lUtsrille on the following days
mid hows :
Ox art at:h Monhat, Mat 9, 1842.
Leaving I'ottsville, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at 8 A. M.'
Leaving Philadelphia, on Tuesdays, Thursday,
and Saturdays, at I P.M.
Hours of passing Reading.
For Philadelphia, at 10 A. M
For Pot ls lire, at 6 P. M
lladelphia, at 10 A. M. 5 ... .
weekly.
3
f vf It K S.
Met ween Pottsville A Phihida. f .1,50 A 2,.r0
ltetween Reading A do. 2,25 A 1,75
Between do A Pottstille, 1,1(1 A I, ml
ExcrnsioN Ticki.tk coon ion ssriiiMNn
:T nt.
ltetween Poilsville A Philadelphia, ?5 00
ltetween Reading A do. 3 On
lleiwceu do. & Potlsville, 2 00
The other passenger trains will ss before, at
the billowing hours :
Vhiladilphia and t'olhrile.
From Philadelphia, at A A.M. ) ,, .
From Pottsville, at 8 P. M. $ 1 al -v
Honrs of patting Rinding.
For Pottsvilie, at 'J A. M. 1 , .
F01 Philadelphia, at 3j' P.M. $ ,UMv-
All the trains will stop for way passengers at
the usual points.
Xj" AH passengers are requested to procure
their tickets before the trains stait.
May 21, 1K42. if.
CLYDE & WILLIAMS'
ItlauK ItiiiiK llaiuilai loi j ,
Opposite Prinee's Holt I,
IlAKUISIUKt;.
rMHEY are ;rinnd to manufacture blank woik
I ol every ile-eiipli.01, ruled to any paiieui. such
us llinkets bee, o,l. 1 1 . v Hooks. Ledgers, Asses
sor.' and t'ollcctors' Dtiphcalcs of the lini st quali
ty ol pa; ei, in a slxle equal lo any made i:i the ci
ties 1 I I'lnl idelpbia or .New Voik.
All deseiiplions ol bindirg nea'ly exerut'-d.
Sei.iji Ho iks, Albiiins and Poillolios made to ouler.
I.a.v Hoi k-, M iis."K- uii J Periodic. its bound to any
pattern. Old Hooks rebound, tVc, Also tiles of
' e I
p ipeiK o.iMliO.
(J.j- Woik left at Ihe ollice of the Sunbuiy Anie
lieuu, will be pioinplly ulleiidid lo.
May ;ist, lu 12. ly.
U.S. Mail Coach
I'OK FOTTK VILLI?.
STICK TO THE MAIL COACH I
riHE Mail Coach for Potlsville leave Notlhuin
1 berlaml every morning nt 4 o'clock, and arrives
in Pottsville in tinre for thf curs lo Phil.idelphia.
Famr as low as any mher line.
For seats, apply st Mrs. iihingloli's Hotel,
Northumberland, o at Ceorge Wcitel's, Sunbury.
A. E. Kappa m.."
Norlh'd., May 21, 1 842. Proprietors.
Cjp Passengers coming from Philadelphia will
plea-e secure iheir seats st the White Swan Hotel,
Race St., before they leave tbe eitt. Passengers
Cuming in this line, have lluir seals secured in any
Si.igeor Packet boat from Ibis place. Those coming
ill Ihe other line may It left behind.
WMlR TEI) St I'EUIOR Tt) SY
ttTiir.n m:.r si m ry.
fOHN A- HENRY L.M).MT, having rented
the Lime Kiln of Henrv Masser, in Suribtiry,
have now for side Ihe licsl l.iim in this part of lh
countiy, and will continue lo keep constantly on
hand fresh Lime for Plastering, lluilding and for
Liming land, on as reasonable terms as can In had
anywhere in the ricighhoihood.
'May 21, 142 J. eV H. LANDAU.
GOLDEN SWAN
Art. (i'J North Third, ahore Areh Street,
IMIILADF.LI'IIIA.
All IIMMItl) VI II toil HKVKNTV ri:HMNS.
CMIARLES WEISS, late of Ihe " bile Swan,"
1 and "Mount Vernon House," respectfully in
lorms his friends and customers, that he has become
the proprietor of Ihe abov- well known Hotel.
Country Meichairts will find the nlsove Hotel a
central location, and the best of fare. Persons (ra
velling with private conveyance will liud a large
yard and good stabling lot horses, and Ihe best of
ostlets. Hoarding f 1 per Jay.
May 14 Ii, IS42. If.
SntilV iiml 'liiacfo iMrtiiulactunris,
An. W .orih U'i form r of Rare and Third
Strt i ts. '
PHILADELPHIA.
rpilE undcr-isoed have furmeil a t'o partnership
1 under the firm of J. M AVbAMI. J. IV.
as successors to the late linn ol .hifttli .Muilniid X
Co., and will c nliniie the business at iheolil esta
blishment, on ibeir onu ihvooiii. Iii addition to
their own close altemioii and experience 1 i uiaiiv
years, ill tbe inaniif i. line nf (beir ertrbiatetl sniill'-,
A c., the long ex perienee ol lire senior paitner of the
I ite lino, w ill also Ii- devoled to tlx- interest of ihe
new concern and as no exertion and care will be
.pared to insure iheir goods, ni all times of the e
rv Ivil quality, they solicit a continihince of Ihe
confidence of (be Ii rends an. I customers of Ihe late
linn. THOMs ADAMS,
J. MA Y LAND, Jb.
Phitadelphiii, May 1 Ith. ISI2. ly
EAGLE
di: gs rn. nz ;d
( 'onu r if Th rd and Vine Sin t Is,
WILLIAMSrOIlT, PA,
FI1I1E siibscriU-r n specllnlly announces to the
1 public, thai he has opened a Hotel in the com
modious brick building situate on the comer of
'I bird and Pine streets, where Ire will be hnppv lo
wail upon those who may favor him wilb iheir
company. The Eagle Hotel is large and conveni
ent, ami furnished in the best modem st vie. Il is
provided w itli a large number of well aired and
comfortable sleeping apartment, roofus, private
pallors, Ac. Peisons visiting illiamsporl on bu
siness or pica-tire, mav rel assured that every ex
ertion will be used lo lender their siouni nt the
'Eagle Hoti 1" pleasant ami agnvabh1. IlisTable
will lie supplied wilh the very bi si the market af
fords, and Ills bar wi ll ihe choicest wines and otto r
liquors vharges re isoi.abb'. The l ajle Hun I
possesses greater HiNan'ages in point nt locati.oi
than any other similar M ihli-hmciil in ihe borough,
being situate in the business p ut ol the town, and
within a convenient ihsl mice of Ihe Court House
and Willianisport and Eliuira Rail lioml II. put.
Sufficient Slubling provided, and good and trusty
ostlers always in attendance.
Attentive accommodating and honest Servants
have In-en cnifiloTd, and nothing left vndouethat
will mid to the comfoit and accomnuHlation of his
guests.
TIiitv will le a carriage always m attendarrce at
the lloat Landing to convey passengers to and from
the House, fice of charge.
CHARLES BORROWS.
May 1 1th. 1X12.
Vri. HEIL1.1T &
Commission .V l'orwartlinc Mnoliants,
Foot of W illow Street Rail Road,
II THK IIKLA WAMK,
n AVINO sssiH-iuleil wiih iheni Joseph Darnel,
late of Eastou, Pa, resivctfully inform their
friends and ho public generally, that they have ta
ken Xh it large and welt known store and wharf al
foot of Willow StnM Railroad, lately occupied by
Jacob Martin, Where ihey purpose doing a tieneral
Commission and Forwarding Uusiuess, and fioin
the local advantages of ihe place being connected
with all the public improvements lhat have Iheir
outlet In the city, they duller themselves they will
be able to do business to as great, if not gieater ad
vantage, and upon as reasonable terms as any other
house, and they assuie their friends that any con
signments made to them shall have their strict at
tention, and no exettious spared to give cntiic satis
fac'ion. They are also prepared to receive and forward
good 10 any siiiil 011 the Deljw are ttid Lehigh
livers, Im-i ween Matich Chunk, E istou and Phila
delphia, via Delaware l)ivii, n and 1 chigl) Can .U;
also, in any point on tbe Juniata river, or Nnnh
and Wist Iliunchcsol the Susquehanna via Sebuyl.
kill and I'nion, or iho Chesapeake and Tide Watei
Canals.
For the accommodation of lioa's coming or go
ing via. Schuvlkill und Cuion I'aiiaU, a Sie.mboal
will b kept expiessly for towing b.uts I r 0111 the
Sehulkill urouud to ihe I el i aie and hack, which
will enable meichaoU lo have Iheir pioduee deli
vered on the Delaware, and tin ir g 'isU l.ip d al
a saving ol 51) to "i.')s r cent the pi lee I ir
hauling ae'o-s, with lliesi- a.lt aul.iges they re
spcllidlv solicit s share of pair n i.e.
W. HEll.MAN A t.'t.
William Heiliii'in, )
W :1b. no W. Keso, J.
J .s. ph llainel. ' j Plul.iil , Mav I 1, IkI2 ly
to thi: ELECTORS or .ORTII
I MHER I. I l Of A 7 1.
I
Ill E siili-i nber Is uig pievuiled 011 by bis IneiuU,
n xpeelttdly u.foiiu. Ihe public lhat he will be
u candidate lor the ollice ol
((i.mmissi()m:i;,
al the iiisiiing giiieial fhetioii. Ho premiss, it
et. i n d. 10 lultill the Julie, of oliie, uti caie
und (id. hiv. JOHN lOl'NH,
May Vlh, ltl.
ATTOIINHY AT LAW,
SUIIBURY, PA.
Pi usiness attended to in tho ('nunlies of Nor
ihiiml erland, Union, Lvcoming ar.d Columbia.
lt f. r In i
Tun . II riT A Co.,
Lowrn V Uarhoti,
Habt, Cvmi;os A Hart, Vhilad,
ItKTAi.na, McFamiinu &. Co.
Srtanri, 'Jooii & Co.,
ESPECTFL'LLY informs the EIocIom of
, Noitlmmherland county, that he will be
candidate for the office of
SHERIFF.
He promisvn, if elected, lo discharge the duties
nf said ollice wiih caie and fidelity.
Vpper Mahonoy, May I:Hth, 1 812.
J&k O H !D
Ii n. .IOII PEAL & IK T. THITI,
Esl'KCTFl'LLY announce to the citizens
of Sunbury, and its vicinilv, lhat they have
tins day filtered into copartnership in the Practice!
ol Medicine, in all fls Various departments, and
hojie by rliis arrangement, punctual attention In
business, and moderarn charges, to receive a liberal
share oVpubltc patrnnag.
dj' )r. J. PEAL tenders liis grateful acknowl-edgx-menls
for (he very lils-ral patmnegc hcrvtofnni
received, and feeling confident thai Ihe new ar
ranpeMit, (the firm of Peal V Triles,) will bo
conducive to the comfort and welfare of the pub
lic, he most ri'SH?clfully solicits a continuance of
Iheir ronlidenee.
Sunbury, May Vlh, IS 12. fun.
TOR S.de, h Farm contniiiing about Wt acres,
" more or less, siluirte in Shamokin township.
IvniihuiiUH'tliind county, about, seven miles from
Sunbury, ot the main road leading from that placo
lo Petersburg and Shann kiiilown, adjoining lands,
of W-m. Farrow, Abraham Klase, S.nmiel flonser
and Win. Martz, on which there i a givnl largo
Uriik House, with a well of never failing water at
the door, a large Ham in good repair, a pood Or
chard, and a pond seat for a niifl or any kind of
water power. Nearly all the land is cle;ted and in
good cultivation, twen'y-five scrvs of which is good
meadow. The Danville and Poilsville Rail Road
runs through said firm. It will be sold ss ihe pro-.
'rty of Win. Wateis, dreM. Any person wish
ing l'1 purchase ran do well, as the Mms are rea
s.'ii.ible. I'dssession and a good till,- ran be given
next Spplur. "or further paiticuli'S pet suns am
eipies'i il lo apply to the widow, who !ies mi o
remises, ol to liodticv Watirsor K. i'cei oiilIi,
Esq. in Sunburv. i IM'RKY W A'l ERs,
t . Ii W TERS.
Ntav 7 tf. E.i'rsnf Win Wir, li'c'il.
IIOUSK,
An. :IT, AorA 7 'A '. uhomr Cutlou hill St.,
FHII.AbKU'lllA.
f 111 I E subscribers lakes pleasure in ac,ua!ntir. g
1 their tiiemls and the public in general, that
they have taken the large and commodious Hold,
lecently Imiltby the Mi ssis, Hart, on the same sit
once occupied by the old established Hotel known
as the Ruffs Head, in Third stieel above Callow,
lull M.
This Hotel is finished in the very '.sM possible
manner, and of the lievt materials. Its Ku ution isj
very ih suable, particularly for country merchants ;
the arrangements lor bealii-g and veiKihting racli
room is such ns to secure any temperature. Tho
bedrooms are all light 111 id airy, nil furnished ilia
neat sivH, so as lo irisiiie comfort.
The receiving pallors are ulso furnished in a all
perb slxle, the windows aie 011 the French s'yle,
f.oniii g an entrance 10 u b dcoiiy in front, whiih
lie kes a pleasant recess. Pitrticular utt nliou has
been fl'Veti lo the bids and bedding, which, with
the timiiliire, are en' in Iv new.
f- rorn iaf-' experience iiil'.Jtel business, vo
l-is, I v -iii, 1 as.-:duil t' busiiics-i, to ill k:' this
hou-m a deir.ible sti p'iim place. Iliir tilde will
always be supplied wnli the very best our market
can afford, and out bar wuh the ln-sl liquors and
wines ol the most appioved brands.
P. S. T,r ie are l:r.l late .-tabling i.r.d carr ago
houses a'l iched lo the hotel, Mti luled by ca rl'il
and aot-r hostlers, and our charges w ill bv low, in
accordance with the present haul limes.
SHFI.TZ & TERR
Philadelphia. ril It., 1H42.
rSUSQUEH A N NA
JLOTKL,
CATTAWISSA, COLUMBIA CO.,
J'E YAM LYA.M X.
fHHE subsciiber re-pectfully informs tho public
jj lhat he bus purchased, and now occupies tho
Large
and
( 'ommndious
lliick
Tnvcrii StniHl,
Well known as the properly, late of Theodora.
Wells, and formerly kepi by Samuel A. Itrady.
He is now prepared to accommodate all travellers
and visiters who may lavor him with a call, and
will use eveiy cllort in bis power to render every
convenience and comfort to his customers, while
under his charge. His accommodations are ample,
and bis rooms well furnished. His stables cxien
sive and in good condition.
His Taiii.k and Uaii will Iw supplied with tho
best that tho market can atford. 11 y punctuality
and attention, he feels confident that he wiil meat
ihe patronage of the public.
CHARLES HARTMAN.
Cittawissa, April !th, HI2.
llOIU.lt T ruu i.K &v M,
PAPER MANVrACTUBIIS,
Lombard street, Italtiuwre,
HAVE constantly for sale. Printing Paper of all
sizes and qualities. Cup Writing Paper, ruled
and plain, Letter Puper, while und blue, ruled ami
plain. Hanging Paper, line and common, Envelope
Piqier, do. do, medium, double ciown. Clown uii.l
extia sized Wrapping Papers, Colored Medium and
Royal Papers, lloiinet. Hinders' and Stiaw Hot
Hoards, Tissue Paper, and all articles in their hue,
which they wilt sell 011 accommodating terms.
U gliest puce given f a old tags.
KlliJl.Kl UAKI1.K SU.
March I'J. 1S42. Eikton, M l.
WHARTON'S
as "in" n
Miuliiii ), .AoiiliuiiilM'i-luiul oum v,
PEKNSVIiVANIA.
'I
IHE sobscnlier 1. sn -i t ntly Illinois he ) :' 'ie.
ib ,1 be bus euiove i to ib..t large and com-.,. -
do. o lir.ck lloil- , on Ma.kel square, j.. Uih
t'ouil llou-C, (loruiem kept bv llliaol 1'ilee,)
w lo ie he is now pn puled 10 ace ooaii.dale all via
111.1V favor him wrli a call. ile:ng thai klul lor
pa.l la.n, he hope by siiict aliention lo business,
10 ieceis a llb lal sbine of public patronacs, Ac.
I'll AUI.I'.s l). WUAKiON.
Sunbury, Mairu tub, U.