Arr.t 4sn. The statement of Alexander, in
reference to the killing f Mr. Lougee, relets.! to
owe of the jury since the trial, it, that "he went in
to the office of Mr. Lougee, to get eome Wetttfn
money changed j that after the exchange hiJ been
f fleeted, Mr. Ti. suspected the note to be hi J; that
dispute consequently ernes between them ; the
He passed from both parties acroaa the coauter t the
prisoner waa ordered to leave the office, but feeling
hie dignity wounded, he refused; upon which Mr.
L. came round the counter and waa about to aeiie
him, when be clutched the dagger, made a paaa
with it, and bow or where be struck him. or with
what degree of force, he did not know, until after
it waa June." PhiL Ledger.
The reasons of Gov. PrwASn for dismissing Da
vid Moulton from the office of Sheriff of Oneida co.
re published in the Albany Journal. It aecma
that Moulton went to Washington to demand of
the President, by the authority of the Governor, a
criminal tlren in the District of Cohimba; that
while there, he agreed wuh the man not to arn at
him, and to accure the discontinuance of the su t
by the prosecutor; that he received for this $180.
of which f80 waa lo be tetuined for payment of hi
own expenses and the net to lie given lo tlie
ecuior; and that on his return, ha demanded and
received payment from the State Tre isury of hia
expenses for duties which he had not only nt per
formed, hut baigaUied.for a pecuniary consideration,
not lo perform. Tome ri moni the Governor ihinka
abundantly sufficient to justify Lis dismissal.
.V. V. Tribune.
LAwrsns iff Xiw Hampshire. The f (lowing
raoluti,n h ive l-e-en adojrted by the Legislature of
New Hampshire, in relation to the practice of law
in that atae :
1. "Any person of good moral character on ap
plication lo the Supreme Court, shall be admitted
io practice as an Attorney.
2. "E'ery party in a cause, prosecution or suit,
tnay appear, plead, pursue, or defend in hia proper
fiorson, or by any citizen of good moral character."
Fi:ri L Accident. On Thuraday night, the
eloop Dart, of Urewater'a Creek, waa blown over
being in ballast, on her bram cudj on the oyster
tied, directly orT (his village, and partially fil ej.
Tbe depth of watir did not admit of her sinking,
and the next morning she wai seen from each
shore. There were four hands on board, Ihree of
whom were en deck at the time she went over, and
one in the cabin. In the course of the ii'ghl the
three left the wreck without an attempt to rescue
their fellow sufferer in the cabin, and drifted, hav
ing no oars, lo the shore, near Sparta. The next
morning, persons from the shore discovering the
wreck, and a man on the vessel, ljls and oarsmen
from this place, and also from t'ie Rockland land
ing, put ufT to bring him to shore, and thus the
poor man was restored providentially to his anxious
friends in that county .What an anxious night
he must have passed in that cabin, holding himself
to the upper side, and out of the water ! And how
must his companions reel who left him in that
eriloua position to perish T The Dart is one of
the fastest sailing vessels on the Kiver, and carried
usually a heavy press of s.iil Vetcheler Herald.
Tlie CrojiiiliiB System lu France.
According to the Parisian journals, it aipears
th.it the wholesale dcnleia in human hsir have had
a most successful harvest this year, not lea than
200,000 llis. weight hsving been procured, liri
tiny is the province of France, in which the traf
fic ia mostly carried on, and all the faira see regu
larly attended by purchasers, bolh male and fern Jc.
The Urrtnn peasants have particularly fine hair,
and generally in great abundance ; their beautiful
tres es they are perfectly willing lo e. II, and it i no
ii common siht to see several girls bhear.d one
after the other like sheep, and many others stand
ing ready for the shears, wild their caps in tlreir
hands, and their long hair combed out and hanging
down their waists. Every successive crop cf hair
is tied up into a whi-p by itself, and thrown into a
large basket, placed by the side of the operator. The
highest vlue giv. n ly these abominable h.ir mer.
chants f. r a fine crop of hair, is 20 sous! bul the
more frequent consideration ia a gaudy, but (rum
p ry cotton handkerchief worth ahoat 16 sous!
The profits thus netted by these hair-mongers must
be tuoiuious. London paper.
Foreign Ilcius.
French Comedians. The number of Come
dians in Pr-ince is estimated st ten thousand.
Begqari.-'h is estimated that Europe contains
more beggars than the population of the United
H'stce, while and colored. The average number of
this class is a trifle more than ten per cent of the
whole population of the Continent. In Holland it
is fourteen per cent in Denmark five per cent ;
in England ten per cent.
Tlie Sitter of Bums Mrs. Bagg, a sister of
the poet Hums, waa recently found to he in a for.
lorn and destitute condition. A few admirers of
the poet commence. I a subscription for her relief,
which bat amounted to a sum sufficient to pro.
ide comfortable uUi'.ei c during the remainder
of her life.
Goethe. The German Diet haa taken lh Kso
lulion to boy the house of ihe poet Ooethe n 1 to
pres rve it aa a public and national monument.
Playing Card: Fanner, a French Canadian
missionary, asserts that it ia not uncommon at
Montreal, lo p!sy at raids, during Lent, for prsyers,
which, the loser baa to repeal for the benefit of
the winner. London Gljbe.
Thb Jtwa or New Yobk. The Jewa in
New York are said to be ten thousand in num
ber. They have six synagogues. Their Be-
ticvolent Society has, in the last year, collected
ooist 5,00(1 and expended about 4,(100 doll a rs,
The kgal litt'ililuc Ihey still lie under in some
countries of Kurope, awd tlsa strong prejudices
thry fhero have t eneouhter, are, it isaaid,drt
thin LMiih tobitk relate
Tht Chines,
The recent expedition of the British to China
will no doubt prove serviceable, in pouring a
loodsf light upon the habite and manners of
that, in some measure, hitherto mysterious peo
ple. One or two works have already appeared
from the pens of British officers, which possess
no little interest. Utterly wronjj and outra
geous as many regard the general features of
tho war, it will nevertheless he a gratifying re
sult in a Christian, commercial and civilized
point of view. The French poet, Lamartine,
speaks ofthe expedition as likely to open the
gates of a vast world, containing many millions
of human beings, to the eyes of other and more
social portions ofthe family of man. We have
heard other distinguished sources express simi
lar views; and look forward in connexion with
this subject to still more mighty consequences.
While we are willing to anticipnte the best in
all such cases, we cannot recognise the doctrine
as sound, that crime and outrago are suitable
means to attempt the remote accomplishment
of good. We annex an extract from a work on
China, recently published in England by a
Captain Bingham: Boxtnn Alia.
"Tlie-tarki.ing, or Child ofthe Ocean, is one
ofthe most extensive rivers in the world, sec
ond only to the Mississippi and Amazon. It
takes its rise in Thibet, and ere reaching the
sea passes over an extent ot y,tn miles ot
country in its circuitous route, relieving the
Lakes Tongting and Poyang of their superflu
ous waters. When passing Nankin it runs with
a continual ebb, and with such force as to re
quire a strong breeze to sail ngninst it. In its
t'ownward courso numerous islands are formed,
which are constantly increasing from the quan
tity of soil suspended in its wators. The Con
way had been employed in surveying the
mouths of this mighty river, and her indefati
gable captain succeeded in discovering a pas
sage by which line of battle ships might be con
ducted through the sands which guard its en
trance. The Conway did not proceed above
sixty miles up, ano even then the ebb was
found to run eight hours and the flixd at neap
tides was scarcely perceptible.
'The appearance ofthe ship crpnted a great
sensation ; and the natives were apparently
busy throwing up fortifications, which, being
examined by the telescope, proved nothing but
mats extended on poles, with painted ports, to
give them the appearance of forts ; these poor
ignorant people not having the least idea that
their real character could be so easily dis
tinguished. During the time the dispute was
going on between the late Lord Napier and
the Chinese authorities, our countrymen at
Canton were one morning astonished at seeing
the shore apparently bristling with a hundred
cannon ; but on examining them with their
glasses, they had up in the front of a mat fort
a range of earthen j:irs, with their open ends
pointed toward the river. We found that it
was a constant practice to stick a large round
piece of wood into the muzzle ofa thrcc-pound-er,
painted white, with a black spot as large
as the bore of a thirty-two pounder, and as the
white muzzle was continued along t!ic line of
guns, it became very ditlicull, by merely look
ing at them, to discover the deception."
.W .1 R H M K V ,
On the 29th ult., by the Rev. Mr. Heikairesser,
Mr. Inarm Allisos io Miss Elicabktsi Tkp
lis, li. tli of Coal township.
On the S I ult.. by the Rev. D. Grins, Mr. Jonas
Shi it to Mis M o is it Daif.l, both of Turbut.
On the 17th ult., ly the same, Mr. Aimii
Ntsaiss to Miss Lillia Smith, both of Derry
township, Columbia co.
By the same, on the 17th ult., Mr. Samiii. Lil
i t In Sim A Aihi, both of Tintiul.
On the 1st inst., by ihe same, Mr. Wai.McWit.
LiiMa to Mit-a FassT Ksauss, both of Chiliscjua
qur. On the 27ih ult , by ihe R v. John riowrn, Mi.
Cn, A R tVS SlKARKR to Mis Mim Allxaxuiu,
both of t'hil squaque.
On the 27th ult., by the Rev. D. M. Ilnllid .y,
Pacl liiinr. Esq... to Misijist KiTcnts, daugh
ter of Wm. Knclien. f!q., of Danville.
In Danville, on the 2t I ult., bv Wm. K'trhen,
E-q , Mr, Johi Ammsmmos, lo Miss Sasuh Mow
bp a, of ihe s n e p!ace.
In Cattawisss on tlie 221 ult.. by El'S ft. Hay.
hursl, Esq., Mr. J. K. SiuapLtss, to MissMabi
M a a o a a T Hasoku, of ihe fame plire.
In Madison Columbia Co , on ihe I2ih ult., bv
Elder John t-'uitou, Mr. Srr.ru is Heshi, lo
Misa MAasAur.r Piatt.
In Rush township, on ihe I2ih uli , by ihe Rev.
J. D. Jones, Mr. Johs Adams, to Miss Lui issa
YisTisE, ofthe same place.
DILI),
On the 7th ult., at the residence of her father,
Mr It. Hirklev. in Clnlisqu nu townsh p, Mrs.
PIICEUE PERKY, wife f Mr. David Terry, of
Liliety town-hip, Columbia county.
In I uiliut township, on the 29th ul'., Mr.
WILLIAM M.XGLEY. Age not known.
In Milton, on the 23th uli. Mrs. A II EL
consort of Mr. A 11. al an sdvanc d ge.
In Tuibul township, rn the 6ih uli., Mr. WM.
WELCH, aetd a!mt 60 years.
Abraham Ilunkrlbergcr's Estate.
NO I ICE is hereby given tn nil those indebted t
the rstaia of Abraham Duukelhergi-r, dee'd,
late of Coal lownhi, Northumheilsnd eoun y, by
notes due, or book sceount, in ell and make pay
ment on or lfore Ihe Iltltd iy of February next,
at ihe house of tlie deceased. All those having
claims on said rstnte. are requested to present them,
well authenticated, f r ettlrment.
SUSANNA DL'NKEI.BERGER,
Jan. 7lb, 1843. 5t Adiinitrulrix.
i:jtate or Jacob .llalU li, lctM.
laVTOTlCE ia hereby gix-en ls all ihose indebli d
to the estate of Jacob Milich, dec' J., late of
Augusta township, Northumberland countv, ly
noses due, or hook accamnt, in call and make u iy
merit nn Taidav,the ITih of Jatiuaiy next, at the
house of tba dereawd. AM those having clam'-,
on said estate, ate reqijxssrd in pieMiot thri; 0i, i,e
same dsy, well auiheiittcatid, lor aetileire '.
1'EI ER V.M ICJI,
JOH-N .MALKH.
Dec. 3It, 1843.-31, Admr.
PRICE CURRENT.
Corrtft-ed weekly by Henry Yoxtheimer.
War. at, - - 60
Rts, . 50
Coma, 4 (1
Oats, - - ' - .2:1
Pobk, ------ ft
Flaiskko, ... - 100
HvTTsa, . . .12
Bskswit, 25
Tailow, - ... 2J
Dnimi Arrir.n, 75
Do. PSACHKS, 200
Fut, ... -8
HacKLtn Flax, 10
Eas, ...... a)
BANKRUPTCY
OF
HENRY YOXTHEI1MEII.
IOTK'E is hereby given, that on the 22d dny
of Siqitembrr la -t, the undersigned was ap
pointed b? (he District Court ,f the I'niteil States,
(or the We-tem District of Pennsylvania, as"!?!!.
of Hsvtrt Yi'XTHT.twitn, decreed by Ihe sai.lc wrt
a Dstikrupt. pursuant to the act of Congress paaed
August 19th, 1H41, and that said assignee has en
tered upon his duties aa aurh, of which all concern
ed in any manner whatever will plea-e tn take no
tice. CHARLES PLEASANTS,
Dec. 3 l.t, 1812. 3i A.itt'znrf.
HAVE taken my son Win. I. Greenounh, in
to partner-hiii in the practice of tl.e law, in the
countv of Northumberland. He will be const nits
Iv in httendanee at my office, in the borough of
ounnury, rertdy to transact si'ch business as may
be entrusted In our care. Merchanta and others
may rely upon hi vigilance and fidelitv in the col
lection of ra -n y. E. ORE ENOUGH.
Punbu-y, Dec 31st, 1842. 6t
FAMITERSHIF.
flHE Subscribers have entered into partnership
JL in Ihe practice of law, in tho several courta of
Ihe county of iorthumhriland, anil slate of Penn
sylvania. Their office is the ime that haa hither.
to ftien nccupiid by E. G eenoneh, in the borough
ofSunl ury. E. GREF.NOI JGII.
W.I.GREENOUGII.
Su bury, Dec. 31st, 1842. St
riHE public nrn hereby not fied, th it toe sub
JL scrilieis pilrcha-ej of William and J icoti I'lp,
of ih' b nous'i of Northumberland, en the 20! I,
dny of December inst., two MARES, the one bay
and ti e o'hir black.
Take notice, that we have loaned Ihe above pro
perly to ihe said Wm. mid Jacob L'lp, to bo deli,
vered lo uj al any time when called for.
WM. Mi CAY.
UKAITTIGAM At WATLES.
Northutnlcrland, Dec. 31st, 1842.
Last Notice,
ALL those who are indebted to the subscriber,
are requested to call and make settlement, on
or before the 10th day of January uexl, by paying
up or giving their notes or due bills, as he is in
want of cash, and determined to have his accounta
settled. The accounts of s'l those refusing to com
ply with this request, will be left in the hands of a
in .gistnte for col'ection, without respect toper
sons. Don't I deceived.
Dec. 24. 1842 3t JOHN YOUNG.
LIST OF CAUSES.
T7OK trial in ihe Court of Common Pleas of Nor-
thum'-erland Countv, to be held at SunUiry,
on the first Monday of Jan. next, being the 2d.
Joseph Trego
Vst'-s iV Melntyre
fieorge Armstrong
Maitin Weaver
Hullihen V Elsten
Coru'th fit A Jordan
Msine Uit J Uowrnan
v Manin A Kt.wlc
vs Edward Y llriuht
va The Sharnnkiu Coal co
vs Daniel Heck
vs John Miller
va Geo W Kithl tt al
vs fsme
Same for Wm Depen & Co vs Same
Robert iley Sc Wife vs tteoree Snyder a adnrs
John Nlieiilf
va John Haas
Jnhn McCahe
M .ry Weeks
Charles D Wharton
Henry Huff
E G Ilradford'a adinrs
Purs I iV Pfouts
A W Johnson it al
It.iht D Ciiminings
Thomas U iggs et al
J are. I Irvine
Win A L'nyd
Cooper ci Snyder
Ahiaham Soarick
A lirsh nn'a ei'is
John Mu ry
Jic.ib Klu.e
(!eu C Welker
J. hn S Manx
Thos S llonham
Jno R Kettbr.
Theodo s Uerk
las ic K"ns & Co
George Hilt
Wdliam T lloyd
D miel Rouilaimel
Win Mon'rliua tt al
Jacob tshiti
Same
vs John M. inches J
vs Pyeily cV Haas
vs Jobn Smith
vs Christopher Campbell
va Charles A Ilradford
va Frederick Unkeuliine
vs Jno C Iloyd et al
vs Henjirnin Mathews
vs Rols rt MeKeo
vs Artmau & Knorr
va Martin A Stork
va Seashobx At Bergeircsjier
vs Jno & 11 M Davison
vs John Pain'er
vs Je-se liaslian
vs Joseph Yankirk
vs Jacob Gas
vs S.ilomon Eshhiuch
va Caroline Noursa
va John Murrny
vs T & T G Aidihridge
s Reuben Facely Ac Co
vs George Hill's ex'rs
vs O P Piiier
vs Daniel Zcrhe it al
va Wm II Miller
va Jno Stout At II Fi ck
vs Johh Stout
Bergstresssr At Campbell va T At T G Ashbridga
Coin til of Pa
S.imo
Sams
S 1 me
Jno M Houel
va Meinli'g W rollock
vs Henry Fri'k
va Fleming W Pollock
va Henry Fiick
vs Jacob Dee'
va Mrs M Scott
va Enoch I lower's e-t1o
va Amhew Forsvthe
vs Charles ("raig
vs 6ama
tt r i 1 in in Mathews
Susannah Mower
Thoa Weaidi
Jno I) Miller
Kase & Herpslre a-r
Ftach. as-lijine of Ar
lin'd
va Hugh M Dii-on
M M Ege's a-signee
vs S imK
SAMUEL D JORDXN.
Prolhonotuy's Office, Proth'tj
Sunbury, Dee. 17, 1842.
i:tate of Ororge vValts, i:sq.
"laVTO'TICE is hereby given, lhat letters nf admin-
ilj isira inn on Ibe eatate of (L oige Walls, Emj ,
I le of the borough of Northumberland, hive leeu
! ranted to the subscrilsrr, tesidiog ill Sunbuiy
Persons indebted lo said esta'e are rerjuested lo
msk immediate payment, and those having el urns
against Ihe es'aia are ri quested lo present them tor
i lamination and selilemeut
FREDERICK LAZARl'S.
Sunbury, Dec. 14. 1842 fil 12
Daulfl rurmait,n lklic.
NOTICE is be.ebv give,,. KegtOer ,4
this county bj, this ay giaMed letiors of ad
nitiiistiaiii". up .n '.'. e estate .i D.snel Fwrman, late
of 'oainos,, township, dot'd., to the snbscrihiv.
All ' . csoii. b.iMng diiHands against lbs estate, are
n quested Vfl prt s.wt r1itm, Slid those who see in
di4ttd, tn pay hcir resciive accounts In tlie sub
scril er, who r aides in Hlismokio lownsbtp
ri AM I'LL rUJt.MAsN.
Public Notice,
fpAKE NO I ICE, that on the 20. h d..y of De
JL comla-r, IS42, we pU'clmsed, at Cotist ihlo'a
s ile, hc, tiy Edward G. con-tablo for the bo
rmtch of Sunbury, die following j.r.icrty of Joseph
Marts, In wit :
4 Chairs. f 0 25
I Durniu, I 00
1 Coiner Cupboard, 2 77
I Drown Mars, 4D 00
1 Hth.T, 0 8
1 Hav Mure, 3r lift
1 II niter, 0 51
1 a.xk. 6
1G Ilushcla Corn, at 43 rts. ier bu. 6 84
f f) t 8S
The sibl e will therefore take notice, thai we
have luaind the above imnistl nrtieles to Jnvjih
Martr, nf Augusta township, Nortliuinbeil 11. 1 comi
ty, aa purchased by us at cotisinble's tule, and that
they ure held l y him in rat older nntr.
IRA T. CLE Ml : NT,
JACOU MAKIZ.
Snnliv. Dc. 24, 1842.
1)1. ii. II. UliMT,
OFFERS his professional seivics, to the eilir.ens
of Sunl urv, and vicinity. Cilice nexi disirto
the residenc" of Revd. R. A. Fisher, where he 111 iy
be found, Ui.b'ss engagad in discliargiog the duties
of hia profession. Oct sjth, 1812. if.
S All' L I R L' C li 13 TI 1 L la i: 11 ,
HATTER,
TERY RESPECTFULLY lea- leave to in
' firm his eu-tomeia and Ihe public generally.
that he still continues the
IIATTINO BUSINESS,
in all its various brandies, in the shop, nea1v op
posile the Buck 'Tavern, formerly nccupi d by
Henrv 1 1 sis and hunsi If. under the firm ot Itaaa
Ac Druckemiller, whith firm hia been mulually dir.
solved. He hop.-a. by his long experience in the
above business, and strict attention therein, lo ren
der ceoeral a itisf iction, and receive a libel il abate
of public patronage.
Sunburv, Odotier I.Slh, 1812. Bm.
UNIOjN hotel,
(General Stage OJif,)
3JT TKJ TW CTZ: "W t
JaYCOlMINQ COUNTY,
l'tiiiisylvaiila.
rjlIIE Snb criber respectfully informs hia friend
X and the public in general, that he haa tjken
the abova
LARGE ASD COMMODIOUS
HOTEL.
IN T II E DOIUJ UG IIOF M U N C Y,
and that be is now well prepared tn accommodate
all who may favor him with their custom.
His SLEkrtao Asastknts are well aired, and
comfortable.
Hia Tablk avii Bar will always lie supplied
with the nest the market can anoril.
His Sta ar.1 so, which ia enod. will be under
the charge of good and careful hostlers.
He frela confident, by strict attention to I u-ines
and an earnest desire to render c niforlable tho
wlio may patronize him.ihat he will not fiil tngive
general satista.-tion. II. U. WEAVER
Muncy. Oct. 1st, 1812. tf.
A CARD.
I. J. v . I'eal begs leave lo temler his grate
I'ul atkiiowlcilgiiients to the iieople of SunbU'V
and siimiumling country, foi lhii past encourHge-
ment tn the line of his profession ; and wnuM at
the same time announce tn them, th it he still in
temls to continue Ihe practice ot medicine 111 s II Us
various di partmcnta. He would, therefore, solicit
a couiinounce nf their confidence and patronase
He may be found at all tunes at hia office, in mar.
ket street, unless professional! v eng iged.
Sunbury, Oct. 1st, 1842. tf.
A CARD.
Dr. I. T. TlitOS, Respectfully informs the
citixena of Sunbury and vicinity, that he has 'a-
ken an ollire in the building lately occupied by I'ete
Laz irus as a drug store, in market street, Su bury
where he may lie f.und at all houts, unless profes
stotiullv eniiaed.
Dlt. Tlil TKS returns his sincere thanks for 'he
encouiageinent he has icc iveil, in Ihe line of hi
protvssion, in this place, and trusts, by prompt a'
lent on tn the duties of hia protesaion, and rea-oti
able cbaigea, that he will conunuu to receive .
liberal -hare of the public patronage.
Sunbury, Oct. 1st, IMS. if.
r ifoTOfi It A I'll I c "Vo TI C'K
M. P. SIMONS,
sYo. 173 Chef nut Strret, ilh Story,
rHlLADELTIIIA.
flWANI FACTI l!EU of DAUUF.IIRF.O-
if H TYPE APPARATUS. Surgical an 1 Mi
instiire Caoes, linpoitcr of F'eneh CbeniK-als anil
(I. . utile vpr pistes for the Daguenenlt pe, adopis
this method of iiifonning ihe ritU"iis of Northern
Penusv Ivani i. t'lal he c inn 1.11 ihe abova nnsini ss
exti nsively, in all us various branches. Persons
desirous of obtaining any ot 1 tie above ailie'es, can
be promptly aupphed, 011 the lowest terms, for ca-h.
All letters (pt paid,) will receive immediate
a'tetition.
Mh.G R LILI.EKRTDGE. r.ow travelling in
the Northern pirt of the Sta'e, will promptly at
tend 10 nil orders, give lid es-srv iiifiriiiaiiuli and
I'liotoiir .pine instruc:ions n nv person on appli
ratim to him. Aucu-t 6th. 1812 On
DM. J. N. SUMNKK,
SURGEON DENTIST.
11 I SPEC I FI TLY n. forms the pub ic that br
It
made N"iihuiiiheniiiid bis piini',,,,
plsce ot iesi.li nee, ami is ie iy io at'iii.'. u
c ,11- in ibe Ime of hi- rul'csei m.
July 2, 1812. Itv.
any
cr ins own hook.
I J Fli'ECTr l LLY irifoim. hi. friend- and ibe
iuldtc generally, fhat be has lomrneisrid the
Tniloi'iiig Itusiiicss.
in all its taaircbea, in the bmj-e fomsisrly occupied
liy Wm. Durst as a 1'aitor Sboi, in UlmkbiHry
street, tsrartv opposilo the Pr.vbyteriaa Church,
He ri-SviHrlly soln-sts s shsre irf itie public fi.iron
age, and Irusta tsy slriii anentmn Hi hnsioesa vnfl
reasonable t'ba'gve, lie wiH be enuUed to give ge,s
TTal satrslactioii,
Sunbuiy, Jurra 18th, 184C ly
Knah aiippf titsSia OINTMENT, re. . ,vJ
and f.nr.aleTy U. li. UAwCEH,
Nov. 10th, 1813,
fit SI:;ls
Jttiili'cv?
THE
rniLinELrnii, heidixc and m tstille
HAIL ROAD.
AN EXTRA ACCOMMODATION LINE
Will eimimr.nrr running bt tireen Philadrljih.'a
xa I'wtnur on the Julluwing day
eivtl trfim;
On akb astks Mosimt, Mat 9. 1842.
Leaving I'ntuvillf, on Momlnys, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at 6 A. M.
Leaving rmladeipltin, on Tue-dsys. I bun.1iry
and Saturdays, at UP. M.
Hours nf pnfr Rending.
For Phil i.lelpl ta, at In . M.
'Tii-weekry,
for Putlsville, at T)J P. M.
F.t a i: s.
IMween roililb .V. Pli lad. f ,fin A- J2,ol
lletween Reading At d . 2.25 Ac l,7.r
lletween ilo Ac Pot'avi'le. 1.4(1 Ac 100
EicL-asm TirsrTs onna oa sa.tihsiso
skxt hat.
lletween Pottsvill, tc I'liiladelidiia, f 5 00
ft ttveen R ai! iig Ac do. a DO
Dtfiween do. &. PiStsvilb', 2 00
The other passenger trsins will na lfore, at
ihe follou ii p h nrs :
rhiladr.liiliia and Pot t vi l.'e .
From Pliilailelpl. i, at firjA.M. f
Fr..m I'ott-vitlfl, t 2 P. M. S
Iljuri of patting Re.idmi.
For Pottsvilie, at 9 A. M. )
For Philadelphia, at 3J P. M. $
Dai'y
Datty.
All the trains will slop for way passengcra at
the usual p. its.
(TJ All paasengers lire reqitested to procrjre
then tickets before tbe trains start.
May 21, 1842. if.
To Country
MERCHANTS.
THE Sulisi rilier, Agent of Lyon Ac Harris, Hat
M.im.f ii turers. for Nw York, Phil 'delphia,
I!iilt iriore slid -jilier laree lilies, "xlosi! Huts are
hiuhly cominr.nded I ir sjoon dlt and durability.
has o i I. and a Or-t r ite lAWilin 'i.t of HA I d anil
CAPS, suita'-le for StiTing site., wh cli will l e sold
vi ry lnw, foi cav'i or sppioveil credit, at the nrted
cheap xtore, ,V. 40, ISoitn I h rd s'r'.'rt, oppjsl-
the iJily 11-'tel. riots lelptna.
Kl)in:HT D. WILKINSON. Afent,
N. H. Ouleisl.ir Hals m iberuriv prnmitly
attend-' .1 m. Tb liighest i rice in cuih -it trade
given l.ir Fur thin.
PlMlailelphi.i, June 11, t S 12 --ly
VI. I. peisi na inibbied to t'ie firm of Lvon t
ILi'rs, under t-e ag-ncy ft. N Thacher,
Hit and Cap M'imifiicturert,?- 40 North Third,
strel. Phil ub Ipha, are requested In make I mined I
ate aeitlement of 'h ir ai coi.nts iih the suiiscriber.
tin ir legally au'borized hgcnt.whit is fully mfiow
cled to selllc and rolb-cl it e nccounts nfsaid firm.
ROUERT D. WILKINSON,
June 4th, 1842. If Agent,
WAR HA TED SUPERIOR TO A.VF
O Til Ell . A EA R S I'M B UR Y.
.1
OHN& HENRV UNO C. h iving reme.1
ihe I. tine Kdn- of lletnv Masar, in 'ui binv
have now fur sale il e ls Lime in fiis p ri nf ite
eountiy, and w ill c 1 1 " u lo keep rone' n''y on
band fres'i Lime f... Pl irteiing, Dili ilon? sihI lor
Liming land, on as reaenuaMe terms as can la had
Hiivwherein ibe iieiuhboiliOial.
May 21, 1842. J. Ac H. L M AU.
EAGLE
ET ET 43 "JST JSH "EUa. a
Cormr of Th rd and Vine Stnett,
WILIsIAMSrOHT, PA.
IHE subiscriber r spectfully announces title
. public, that he h s opened a Hotel in the com
modious brick building situate on the corner of
I bird snd Pine streets, where he will lie fmppy to
wait upon thise who may favor him wit their
company. The Eagle Hotel is large and conveni
ent, snd furnished in tlie lct modem slle. It is .
provided with a large number of well aired and
Comfortable sleeping apartments, rooms, private
( arlors, etc. Persona visiting Williamsioft on bu
siness or plea-ure, may re.t aa-ur, d that evrry ex
ertion will be used to tender their sijou'ri at the
"Eagle Hotel" pleasant and agreeable. Hia Table
will be supplied with the very beat the market af
fords, and his bar with 'he c I nicest wines and other
liiiiors charges reasonable. The Faille Hotel
possesses greater advantages in point of location
than any other simitar establishment in ihe borough,
being situate in the business part ofthe town, and
within a convenient distance of the Court House
aud Williaumporl and L'lmira Rail Road Depot.
Sufficient Stabling provided, and good aud trusty
ostlers always in attendance.
Attentive, accommodating and honest Servants
have lieen rmplnvcd, and nothing left undone thai
will add lo the comfoit and accommodation of b'.s
guests.
There will lie a carriage always in al tends nee at
the lloat Landing to convey passenger to and f,om
the House, free of chars.
ciiarles nnnr.ows.
Miv 14th. 1842.
VlfC. HSILlrCAlT & CO.,
t'omnussion & rirvarilin; Mcrciiauts,
Fool of W,llw Stmt Rail Ioadx
vii th k iniwui;,
TTAVIXG sssocitel wi h ib.,.n Joseph Itarnet,
ajieof Enstoti. P i., r. t, ei '.inlly in' .im their
(rieiid- and the public pe- er.i",v, ill it they have ta
ken'.'nt laree and w, I .,.,, store and wh irtst
f .. i f Will .w Si'.rl ',a ,ad, (stdv ,unpie. y
Jacob Martin, u,c thev U ase d. im a ti'eioral
Ci-nm i-se'.i .,, For ndn g Ita-ioe..-. an I f oin
he I h-' , n''.,aiiia.es .f be pi ice iing cai ii.-cu J
wii1. .11 iba public improvemeiiis tSat have their
ui m in the ri'v, tl Hit'i r ibeuisi tees ihey dill
.' nb 1 1 do tsisnress to as grv it not g ea'.tf ad-
vantage, and u-pcui as re is irablc teimsas soy other
I h use, and ihev kuie their le. nd Ibat anv con
I s i MU IMs made lo lb. m sba I b aVc lli.tf stru t at
! tendon, atd if ui.mis iiid to bivo entile satis-
l.ic xan.
Tli' y areata i prepai.d lo n-oive ai d forward
g..sls 'o sny pnui' on the Dilas and l.eh.L'll
rivers, I'ltsY. u Maocfi 'I Ui.W. l't-ion avid Tlnla
't his, via Delaware livi-i H ai..' 1 -ehi h "an I-;
al i. tn anv point ibe Jon'-ts hvh, or vr b
and U'sl ll anchfsrtl ibr Nii-f,n- ti.rvna via KebtryL
kill eiij Union, or Ttm Cm ap i.lie and Ti.le Walei
C on s.
For the arooim idatiixi of Bata coming r go.
log via 4'hulill and Unn trials, a te mboat
t!l ti kpt ripresslv 1"r toamg boats from ihe
ttchirvo.rl uriMi d Mhe lel waieaud back, which
will en We no n bai ts ia have iheu pimloce sleli
ved on rtsi- lie aw 'se. anil their g l- xti. d at
sawing o ' 1oT5 er eei.c o the j.-ica f.r
h -oli i - tt,h ihisi' sd-si.lg.a thry re
iillul'y ao.uil slmn of i ir na e
' - le II r II (I
W HEILMAN A
William lLilinan,
U''SSU VA . .',
usspb Cstlitt.
;ylaJ,uil842-,
U. S. Mail Coach
FOR POTTS VI M-K.
STICK TO TUB KI All. COACH!
THE Mail Coacb for Pottsvilie leavea Norlhiim
berland every morning al 9 o'clock, and arrives
in Pottsvilie in tba evening.
Fans aalow as any other fine.
For seats, apply at Mrs. Withinfritm's Hotel,
Northumberland, or afGeorge Vcit::el e,s?t'nbury.
A. E. hAPP&CO..
Norihd.,May2l,1843. Proprirtors.
ri'jT Paasengers coming from Philadelphia will
tlsis, secure their seats at the Whito Swan Hotel,
Race tt., before they leave The city. Tasseiigera
enminp in this line,have their seata aecurrd in si.y
Htageir racket tmat Trom this place. 1 hose cotnir J
in the H her line may lie left behind.
CLYBE 8c WIZaLIAiyiS
ItlanU Hook Mamiftirtory,
Oppogilc Prinre't Hotel,
1IARR1SBURG.
THEY ar prepared to manufacture b!vk wo k
of every oWription, ruled to any pattern, stir h
as Iimkels KecordJi, Uty Uooka. I.edaers, Aaiei
s r. mi J Collectors' Duplicatca of the finest qaali
ry nf srer, tn a stylK rrjual to any made in the Ci
lies of I'luladelpbia r New Ymk.
All d.seripiiiwa of binding neatly fxecutil.
Kc-ip n.ks, Albums and Poilfolioa made looiii- r.
La v Dooks, M'Mic and Period cuts bound to ar.y
putterr. Old Tkfuki rebound, Jcc. Also C'mm tf
papers hound.
fX Work Uft al ibe olTice ofthe Sunbury Ame
rican, will be romptlv alteudtd to.
M ny 21sl. 1842. ly.
(Golden swan
No. C9 North Third, abnvr Arch Street.
rilllDELPIIIA.
ACCOMMODATIONS FOfc SEVENTY TERSONa.
CHARLES WEISS, late nl the "White Rwaa."
and "Mount Yarnon House," respectfully in
'forms his friends and customers, that he I as lit coma
the proprietor ofthe abovs well known Hotel.
Country Merchanta will fnd the above Hotel a
central location, and the best of fare. Persona tra
' ellmg with privateconveyat.ee will find a Img
vard and gooil stabling foi horses, ar.d tbe best ef
nstlets. Hoarding $1 perdav.
May 14th, 1842. if.
J. IVIAVLAND, JR. & CO.
Snufl' and Tobacco Mnnulaclurers,
No. HO North W'eit corner ef Race and Third
Strerlx
PHILADELPHIA.
THE undersigned have formed Co-pnrtneralilp
under the firm of J, MAYLAND Jh. Jc Co.,
aa successors to the late firm of Jacub .Maylund A
Co., and will continue the btisme-a at th old esls
blishment, on their own accm-nt. In nililiticn to
their own close attention and experience foi many
vests, in the manufacture of tl.etr refebrirted snofT ,
&c the long experience of the senior parti.er of tl
late firm, will also be devoted lo tbe interest of tha
new concern aud aa no eieition andcaie will la
spareil to insure their gmsls, at all tun. 01 the vo
ry lst quality, they solicit a Contii ui re nf tl.ri
confidence of tba fi ends and riistimier- nl tho lata
firm. THOMAs A DA Mil,
J. MAYLAND, 2av.
Philadelphia, May 1 4th, I84t. ly
MERCHANTS
HOUSE,
.Vo. 237, North Third, above Cvtloi m A 1
rilllADELPlIlA.
THE sublet ibera takes plensi.re in ao,ua".ntis(r.
their friends and the publ ic ',n Ceneral, that
they have taken tbe large and commsJioua Hold,
recently built by the Messrs. H .rt.or-i the same sit
once occupied by the old established. Hold known
aa the Bull's Head, in Third atteet abova Callows
hill al.
Thie Hotel ia finished hi the very best possibla
manner, and of the best matericle. Its location ia
very desirable, particul arly for country merchants j
the arrangements for heating and ventilating rach
room is such as tn secure any temperature. Tha
bedrooms are all light and airv. all furnished in a
neat style, so its to in ure vomfott.
Tbe receiving p,lors sre also furnished in a . u
perb style, the wir.Jow, ara on the French s'vla.
forming an enf.ance to a balcony in front, wbiih
mukes, a plea sant recess. Particular attention hsa
lieen given to Ilia beds and bi dding, which, with
iht) furniture, are entirely new.
from yr-a's experience in hotel business, wa
'us,, by strict assiduity tc businesa, lo make tbia
house a desirable stopping place. Our table wilt
uiwjys be supplied with tha very best our market
ci,n atTord, and our bar with the beat liquota and
wines of the most approved brands.
P. 8. Thero are fir.l rate stabling wrdcarr ags
houses attached to the hotel, attended by catafut
and snlr hosilers, and our charges will bs low, in,
accordance with tba present hard times
8HULTZ &. DERR
Philadelphia, April 16, 1843.
SUSQUEHAN NA
HOTEL,
CATTAWISSA, COLtTMBZafa. OOv
PENNSYLVANIA.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the put Ho
lhat he baa purchased, and uow octupit tbe
and ',mss
Cmmodiout iS!iilaTnveri.aVant1.
Well knows as tba property, lata of TheoJsSa
Wilis, aud formerly kept by bamr l A. Lrady.
He is now prepared t accouim o.late aC traveller
aud visiteia who may favor hiri with a "a,, and
wdl use iveiy efl'ort in hia power to rcnoVr rierv
rtfiivenience and comfort to hia customrrs, whiU
under hia charge. Ilia aivorr.niodationa are ampli ,
and hia roiana weB furnisbod. His a'.ablss ixteii
ive and in good condition.
ITs Tsatt and Has will be turipliij with ttis
lasst that the market can ufforJ. lly ui cluutilv
and attention, he feels ccnAdm that he will mailt
tbe patronage of tbe public.
CH VRsVEs HARTMAN-
Cattawiiwa, Apail Uih, 1812.
HOltKUT CAIITKU & O.V,
rAFBR MAJfUrArTUBEJlf,
lumbar lr, wultimore,
HAVE onsiaiiilv for . Printing Paper of al'
sites and qualitie-. Cap Wtiiing Paper, iu. d
and plain, Letter l'-l". white and Hue, ruled and
plain, Hsngn g isiier, fine and common EnnJ. s
Pfer, do. i; medium, doub'a cowji, l t. wti era
stirs sixe ' W ippiug Paars,i;uloiti Sodium and
R.aya ltM". Uonnit, Hinders' h( .! t.isw ltog
Be-da, Tissua Paier, and all artiel.s in Uartui. ,
.nich they nl aeH on i ce. ro w ii.g jum,
ILgbast pi4gevfQ (,lt old rass.
RUCEJUr C4KIXR tV &OX.
M-rcUlll842. tJiioivW
in tie United States,
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