HI, J H.ll II .1 I ,. II
wxgi-rv.fy.yr .-rg-'Ji;
Ttllfi PliKCIOt'R NAMK.
Say, 'by what name can I Impart
My sense, dear g trl, of w hat thou art ?
Nay, though to frown thou darest,
I'll say thou art of g'r!g the pride t
And though that modest lip may chid",
Mary ! I'll call thee Fa!rc$t.
Yet no that word can liut express
Tlu soft and winning loveliness
In which the sight thou mcetest ;
But not thy heart, thy temper too,
So good, so sweet. - Ah ! that will do !
Mary ! I'll call thee Sweetest.
Ent fairest, sweetest, vain would he
To speak the love I feel for thee :
' Why smil'st thou as thou hearest
"Because, " she cried, "one little name
Is all I wish from thee to claim
That precious name is Dearest !"'
Dnekwhrat f nke.
A PAPODT.
They're all my fancy painted them,
They're lovely, they're divine !
But they're destine1 for another's month,
They never can 1e mine
I loved them as man never loved,
Yet dare not touch or take ;
Oli ! my heart, my heart is breaking.
For the love of Buckwheat Cake !
The dark brown cake is laid upon
A plate of spotless white ;
And the eye of him who tastes it,
Now flashes wilh delight !
The cake was buttered not for me,
Of it I can't partake;
Oh', my heart, my heart is breaking:.
For the love of Buckwheat Cake!
1 ve revelled at the pastry cook's,
But I have ate my last ;
If I can't get cake, I will have none,
My eating days are past ;
And when the green sod wraps my grave,
They'll say who pity take,
"Oh! his heart, hisbrart was broken,
For the love of Buckwheat Cake !"'
Anecdotk of the Battle of New On
i.kaN9. A Boy in Female Pr(sin General
Jackson' Camp. The following anecdote we
find in the Nashville Union. It may be old, but
we do not recollect having Been it before.
"Whilst the troops were in camp at New Or
leans, in 1814, a person dressed in female at
tire was in the habit of visiting the camps with
oraiiyies nnd other fruit for sale. Some of the
soldiers became euppicious that the fruit seller
vvub not a veritable female, and gave such infor
mation as made it proper to have the lady la
ken up and interrogated. Vhen6lie was brought
before the officer?, she was seen to put her
hand in her bosom. Flic drew out a written
paper, which, upon rxiinination, turned nut to
he a certificate from a widow lady. She cer
tified that the bearer was employed by her to
Alleghany li mit of Pa.
11. ink of Uravrr
3. ink of Swalar
Bank of Wellington
Centre llaiik
f,i It ,..L
asu:nethe ft main dress, and sell fruit to the parmPrK' A- Meih'cs' Hank
l.u.l ll.riui or,. I.. ll.n , C ... JN M..l.' 11....I,
itUti'BUiab rii'- 11411 uii.i' rviio i, ti. uiioj
II AN K SOTC LIST.
t ; IM:VSlLVAIiIA. .- ; -,
The following lit shows' the current value of all
cnnsylvania Bank Notes. The mot implicit re-
hnnce may In placed upon it. as it every tffek
rarefntty compared with ai d corrected from Dick
neiT Reporter.
Hunk. In riilladclpliln.
Disc, ik
l.-rTi. ,,HIlAn
NOTK8 AT PAR.
fl.mk nf North America , ,
flank of the Northern Liberties ,
Commercial II ink of IVnn's. ,
Farmers' nnd Mechanics' Dank
par
par
pur
psr
par
pur
pnr
par
pnr
pur
par
par
pnr
pnr
pnr
par
pnr
pir
Westchester
Chester
Oermnntown
Norris'nu n
1). lylestown
Fusion
Dri-rol
Harrishurgv. These
Lincastcr i office
heading I do not
Eastnn J issue n.
DISCO IT NT.
rhilnd. Iphia S5
. pir
! 4
. par
p
FoUsville
LewKtown
Middle-town
M
1
Northumberland pnr
rCcti.ingtnn llmk . ,
Philadelphia Rank . .
Schuylkill Itnnk
Southwark Bnnk , . .
Western Hunk . ,
Mechanics' Bank
Manufacturers' A Mechanics' Bunk
Country Ituiikn.
Bank of Chester t!oinly
Bank of Delaware County
H ink of Oerniiintown
Itnnk of Montgomery Co.
IJoylruMwn II. ink
fiastnn Hank
Farmers' Bnnk f Bocks CO.
OnVe of Bnnk nl rnui'i.
Odire do do
Ottire do do
Olfice d do
KOTI'S AT
tank of the United States
flank of I'enn Township
(irnrj Bank
Moysmcnsing Bank
Bank of 1'ennsv Ivnnii
Miners' Bank of Puttsville
Bank of Lewi-town
Bank of Middlrtt-tvn
Bank of Northumberland
Columbia Dank & 13 ridge co.
Cnrlislo Bank
Exchange Itnnk
D,i d.i brunch of
Farmers' Bank of l.ancastei
Lancaster (yoiinly B iiik
Farmers' B ink of Beading
HnrrisliurR Rank
f.nneaster Bank
lcbnnon Bnnk
Men-bant' & Mnnuf. Bank
Bank of Piltsbnrn
West 15 ranch II .nk
Wyoming Bnnk
Northampton Bnk
Beiks County B ink
Otlice of Baiik of U. .
Do do do
Do do do
Kensington !Sv. Inn. A
Penn Township S.iv. Ins.
Bank of Chatnherhurg
Umik of (ieltysburg
Bank of h'uquelianna Co.
Kne Bnnk
Farmerii' & Drovers' Bank
Fiankliu Baiik
Hhih-siImIo B 'nk
Mononc ilicl i Hank of B.
York Bank
N. B. The notes of those hanks on which we
limit quotations, and substitute a dash ( ) are not
purchased by tho Philmli Iphia brokers, with the
exception of llno which have a letter ot rilcnnce.
BROKE N BANK W.
Philadelphia Snv. Ins. I'luladi Ij.liia
Philadelphia I.onn Co. do
Schuylkill iSav. Ins. do
Manual Labor Bank (T. V Dyott, prop.)
I i'W niula I'aiik
Columbia
Crlisle
I'illsbtiis;
llnlliihivsbuig
Lnneislei
l.ntienster
If.-Biling
l.irrilnir(
Lancaster
Lebanon
Pittsburg
Piftsbmn
Williamsport
Wilkf shnrte
Allentown
Hcndint;
Pittsburg
1. no
New Brighton
i'o
do
ChamlierPbura;
Orttysblirg
Montrose
Friw
Waynesbiirg
V axhiugton
Ifouesd.ile
Brownsville
York
par
1
par
pur
pa,
r"
i
i
i
if
failed
do
do
failed
fiiilcd
f.iled
filled
dud W8B forced to support herfell with meat
und bread, in their absence, by her own labor
thut the had resorted to the employment of the
youth to support herself with a subsistence, and
his appearance as a female was her device.
The three eons of the lady were looked out
they recognized the hand-writing of their mo
ther, and they also knew the youth. Of course
the boy was discharged ; but the message
which General Jackson sent to the widow lady
reflect everlaMing credit upon h generous
heart. He sent her word that she need give
herself no further uneasiness about a livelihood,
n the absence of her three sons that a widow
who would furnish three such eoldieis, should
havn all that she needed tor her support. He
bail her amply provided for."
Memokv. It is stated in a foreign paper that
while the young Queen cf Spain was at Bar
c I m i. the Q'X'en Mother and some other indi
vi.lu il were converting on tho subject of memo
ry and alluding to several eminent persons who
have been in a remurUUe degree gifted with
that faculty. '1 think," observed the young
Quern, "that 1 have a tolerably good memory,"
and she directed Senator Douozo Cortes, her
becretary to bring her a book which the had
never seen. The secretary presented to her a
volume of the lyric poems of Ochva. ller nia-
j.'sty read from it tibout three hundred liintand
then closing tho book hu repeated them with
out nn error. Some time alter this occurrence
being in the palace, at Mudrid and surrounded
by several person of her court, the turned to
lier secretsiy and saiJ 'Donozi you recollect
having beard mo read those lines of Ochva,
now you shall bear that I Mill remember them
perfectly ; and the immediately repeated them
from beginning to end without mistake or omis
sion. In like manner the names of all person
who have been present d to her in the course of
her lifo and especially the with whom i-ho
hud conversed are eiifravon on her recollection.
Bank
Bank
lail.-.l
lio sale
closed
no Mill'
C I an il
Farmers' & Meeh'e'
Famiers & .MecliVs'
llaimony Insiiluto
tiuutingdor. I!. ink
luninta Bank
uumht-riiipii'v Bsnk
Northern Bank of Pa.
New llojie 11. 1. Umlge Co.
Norlhunib'd I'nion Col. lilt.
North Veti i'n Baiik of Pa.
Ollice of IS.Iuiylkill Bank
Pa. Aiir. & Maiiuf. iiunk
Silver Lake Bank
Union Bai k of Penn'u.
Westinoreliind Bank
Wilkesbarre liridge Co.
(Jj All notes purporting to be on any Penn-yl-vama
Bank not given in the above li-t, may In- sol
Jowu as frauds.
jww ji:i;si:y.
'J'owai.ila
Bi dford no sale
Beaver closed
llarrisburg closed
Washington faili-d
Li-ll. fonlo ( hsicd
Pitlahuig no Mile
Pillsbiirg fiiled
Fayette co. fold
tireencastie failed
Harmony Hostile
llnutiiigJon no sale
l.ci-lon no s.ilv
Wnrien
DunJiir
New tlope
Milton
Min.Killo
Port (Jul hull
(,'arlilc;
Montiose
I 'nioniown
('rieiikburg
ilktsiiarre
failed
closed
failed
closed
no sole
Bank of New Biunswick
Belvideie Bunk
Burlington Co. Bank
Commercial It ink
CuinUrUnd Bank
Furmi-rs' Bunk
Purm-r' and Mechanics Bk
Farmers' nod Mechanics' Ilk
Furmer and Merchant' Bk
Frniiklin Bunk of N.J.
Brunswick
lli-lvi.bie
M.,llorJ
PiriK Ambny
Bridelon
Mount Holly
l.'abwuy
N. Iliuniwirk
Mid.lli town Pi,
J-rey City
Hobokeu Bkg& Ciiuzinu Co lioliokt-n
k-r&iy City Bank
Mechanics' B.mk
Manuf.u tiiri r' ll.mk
Murri County Bank
Monmouth Bk of N.J.
Mtchaiilcs' Bank
Mechanic' and Msnnf. Bk
Morii Canal and Bkg Co
Post Notes
Newark Bkg &. Ins Co
New Hope Del Binlue Co
N. J. MjiiuIic. and Bk t o
Ji iMy City
PatU-isoii
H, II. villi)
Moiristown
FreeliolJ
Newark
Trt-iiton
JiiH-y City
Newark
Lam(aiih ilia
llobokrii
failed
i
,.,
par
par
i
failed
- I
failed
fad.d
failed
railed
tailed
4
failed
i
par
110 Sale
i
i
failed
lulled
4
foiled
4
Qiitc Comwoliiwi to the Arronstva An
attorney in Dublin having died eaceetlinoly
poor, a shilling tuhHcription wai set on fiot to
pay the expense of hi funeral. Most of the
attornioa and barribtera having subribod, one
of them having applied to Tuler, afterward
Iird Chief Justice Notbury, expressing the
hopo that he would al subscribe shilling.
"Only a shilling," said Tuler, "only a shilling
t) bury an at'orney 1 Here i a guinea; po
and bury one and twenty cf them."
N J Pioterlon ft Louibuid lk Jersey Ctly
Orange Bank I Iraugs
Palt-rson Bank I'aieisou
People' Bank do
Piiiicelon UaiiK rrinciliiu pur
fulfill Banking Co alcru pur
State Bank Newark J
State Bunk I.IijiIm ihtowu i
Kiate Btnk ('siiult-ii par
Slate Bank of Morris Moriiton i
8tute Bank Treiilou failed
fcaUiiii soil Philad Mmiuf Co Halem failed
Gusset Bank Newton
Trenton Banking Co Trenton par
Cuioii flunk loer j
Wukhingloo Banking Co, JlackeoMck failed
nui.AAiin.
Ilk of Wilm A; Brumly wint Wilmington
Bunk of lkUwsiv Wiluiingtoii
Uank of Smyrna rSiiiyina
tisni'h Millord
Farmers' Bk of tStnls of Del Dover
OAKLEY'S i -m
imr UIl ATIT IT STMT.
riIIB vslmib'e propenies of Oakley's Dcpnra.
L tiveyiupof Harsnparilla, as a purifier of the
Moral, is so well known t ' the , public generally,
that it Is unnecessary to occupy much spare in et
tinp; firth the advantage to be ilerived from Its
use nhen-ver the medirlne has nnee been Intro
duced, it takes precedence Over all others : evi ry
one that bus taken it, have derived so signal bene,
fn-ial results from it, thnt It is recommended by
them whh the U'mst confidence, rhysieian of
the highest standing In the profession, prescril it
in pmieiit under their care ; containing nothing
deli tcrtoii" but hi lug composed of the most miM,
yet efficacious vegelsble materinls.lt is nlTi-red wilh
confidence, as ihe ehea)est nnd most efficient pu
rifier of the blond now known. The use of a few
bottles, especially in the spring months, will be lit
tended with a most decided improvement in the ge
neral strength of the system, eradicating any seed
of disease thnt may have been generated, hrs'tiles
giving health nnd vigi-r to the body. For the cure
of Scrofula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism. Tetter,
Pimples or eiiiption of the Skin, White Swelling,
Fistula, Chronic Cough Astb.ua, cVc. The nu
merous eeriifica'es in the possession of the subscri
ber and his agents, fiom physicians and others, are
sufficient to convince the most skeptical of its su
periority over nil preparations of 8arsparilln.
S,.d tvholc-nh snd retail, bv the proprietor,
OnoHr.K v, OAKLKY, Nmth 5th sired. Itea
ding, ll'iks Cuemy, and to he ha-' of the following
persons :
In Korthumhrrhind (Umnly.W. B. 5ln"',
Siinbury ; I el and iV Mucl, MiEwensville ; D
Krnusrr. Milton.
In Union Ctmnti.J. GVarhart, Sclinsgrove
A. (iiitilius, MitlliriliU'g.
In Columbia County. H. W. McCny, Wash
ington.
Reading. March 11. Ifil.
Afn. OAKitt: I iM-lieve it the uty of every
one to do v. htcver in their power I tes, for the b-ne.
fit of their fellow mo, and having ha.l pn-i ive
proof in mv own family, of the woinlerfiil properties
nf your Depurative yrup of Saisnp irilla, I m si
ronsi-icntioiHly recomiiiend it to the flln-led. We
had Ihe niiff.iitune to lose two of our children, by
the brrnkinj nut of ulcerous sores that covered thr
face, head and l eik, slthough we had some i f the
most scientific physicians to nt'end ill m nml ha.l
tried all the known teiiiedies, including waim's
Panacea, witloiut avail. Another nf my children
was attacked in Ihe same m inner, I er lace nnd
lieik was coii'p'elcly covered; the d scharge was so
offensive, and the disease at such a hc'ghl. that we
despaired ol her life. Seeing the wonderful effects
of our Depurative Syrnp .1 S osnparid i, wc weie
inductd to make trial ol il. as ti e last ri s -rt ; it
acted like a c'.nrin ; the u'cers Cnliiriienci d healing
immediately . a fi w bottles entirely restored In r to
her lieihh, which she h set joyed iiriinteriui tedlt
ever since. A n putifier ol the blond, I verily be
lieve it has not its equal.
JtlHN VOYER, Tailor,
Walnut street, near Fourth, Beading.
Doiigl isjiille, April 19th. 1841.
Mr. Oakm i : ,1 son I'dniumt Leaf, bad the
srroftilu in ihe most dre.nl ul and ilitres-ing man
ner for ihne year, dining which lime he wis de
prived of the use of his linih, hn Iieotl and neck
weie covered with ulcers. We tried all the dill' r.
i-nl remedii s, but to no effect, until recommended
by Dr. Johnson of Noni-town, and also Dr. Itnac
Muster, of Keadu g. lo use your Depurative Syrup
ol S.irsapiir ilia, of which 1 obliiiued sevcial bniiles.
ihe use of which d'ovr the ili-en-e entinly out of
his system, Ihe sore heited up, and the child was
restoied to perfect health, which he ha enjoved
iininteriupleilly evi r sit.ee, lo the a-t liishim nl of
many peisoiis who seen him duii g his sfflict'on.
I have thouiihl it my duty, and send you this certi
ficate that olhei wlm have i like sllliclion in the
family niny know where la obtain sj valuable a
medicine. Yuur trulv,
AMELIA D. LEAF.
K.pt. 10, IS 13 ly
C oiiiiti i ft i('i s
DEATH BLOW.
rPhe pub lic will please observe that no Brandietb
Pills are gem inc. unless the box ha three li
bels upon il, (the top, the sii'e and the bottom)
c.c h containing a f ic-siniile sinnlure of my hand
writing, lluis U. LlHiNi.NtTM, M. D. 'l hei- la.
bel uie enuraveil on steel, Uaut.follv desimied.
and done at an eipeuse of over f -S.tHKl. Therefore
it will lie seen Ibal ihe imlv thing nrcrosary lo pro
cure the medicine in its purity, is lo observe these
lulxls.
Iieinemhi r the lop, tho side, and the bottom.
The f jllovvii.g re-wclive pentuii sie duly aulhori
led, and hold
CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY
For the sale of ISrandrnh'a Vt'i-talle Universal
nil.
Norlhinnheilni'd county : Millon M ickey &
Chauihfihn. Sunhiiry II. B. M.isser. M'lCtsen
ville IitlindcV Meixell. Noiihuin'iland Wui.
Forsyth, (icorgetown J. $: J. Walls.
Union County : New Berlin Bogar & Win
Or. Selinsprove George Cundrum. Middle
burg Isaac Smith. Besvei'own Ihivtd Ilubler.
Adaini-burg Win. J. May. Millluishuig Mensch
& Bay. llsitletou Daniel Long. Freeburg
U. A F. C. Miner. Lewishurg Walls & firecn.
Coluinbi , county : Danville E. B. Kevnol.l.
V t o. llcrvvick Miumsii .v K Henhouse. I a1
InwisBa I". U. llrobts. Bloomsburg John B.
Moyer. Jiiy Town Levi Bisel. Washincton
Itoht. Mi (Jay. I.inicsione B.illi- fi MrN'och.
Observe that each Aueul has an Fngruvid C r
ilieate of Agi ncv, containing a representation of
Hi PI! A.N DUE I ll's Manufactory at ing ing,
and upon which will a'so be recti exact copies ul
the nic lalitia null' um.I upon Hit HruuJntk I'M
Hum.
t'hd idi Iphia, uiTice No. H, North Kih street.
B. BliANDKETll.M.D.
June 24ih, iX
CITY VVXVS lil'l! K A l ( TI O .
and rnivATB saleo uooms,
Nus. 'J! ni.d :il Ninth Thiol Street,
Near the City Hotel,
PHILADELPHIA.
C C. MACKKY, Auctioneer, ie-pectful'y ill
's vile the attention ol hmso. desirous of pur-cha-itur
Furiiiuiie, to bi extensive fah s K.huiis,
(both piH-lie Slid Piivnti-.) lot every i!ei-cii.tioo of
Houmhol.t Fumiluie, whin can I oblsined at nit
tune, a large assortment ot lusloonabM ami well
manufactured Cabinil Kuriulurx, Ueds, Mttre,
if., at very reduced price, for esh.
07- Sales bv Auction, twice week.
May SVih, 1843. I y
ROSE OINTMENT,
for ti:tti:i. .
RINGWORM, riMPt.CS ON THK FA( K, AND Orllt'.K
C-I'TANKOI'SI P.RI-PTIONS).
fjj" Tlit 'follnwinir trrtifirn'e dor i7es one oflht
must rxlrmirdinary otirt ever rjfi-cted by any
application'.
' Pnti.AriM piua. February 10, 1RM.
TOn twenty years I was severely afflicted with
- Tuttxii on the Face' and Head: the disease
commenced when I was seventeen years old, and
continued until Ihe Fall nf lSHG, varving in vio
lence, but without ever disnpMaring. During most
of the time, treat part nf my f ice was covered with
Ihe eruption, frequently aitcuded with vio'ent itrh.
ingj my bend svvel'ed at times until it felt as if it
Would burst the'swellin wns so g-eat, thnt I cotl'd
scarcely get my hat on. During the long period
that 1 wnsnfflieled whh the disease, I used great
mnny n plirnlions, (among them several celebrated
I rep nations) as w. II as taking inward remedies,
including a number nf hollies of Suaini't ranaern,
Ihtntct of Sartapnrillit, A c, In fact, it would be
impossible to enumein'e nil the medicines I used.
I was also tinder the c ire nf two of ihe most dis
tinguished physicians of this city, but without re
ceiving nnrh benefit, nnd I despaired of ever being
cored. In the f ill of 18:1ft, the dUca-e id the time
being very violent, I commenced using the A'oe
Ointment, (prepared bv Vaughnn & Davis.) In
a few applications Ihe violent itching censed, ihe
swelling at-a'ed, the fruition began to disappear,
and before I had used ajar the di-ease wa entirely
cured. It hss now l-en nearly a year and a half
since, and there is not a veige of Ihe disease re
maining, except Ihe sears from the deep pits formed
by the disease. It is impossible for me to describe
in a crrtificatn the severity of the disease and my
suffering, but I will be pleised to give a fuller ac
count to any person wanting furlher satisfaction,
who will call on me. At the lime 1 commenced
using ihe Rose Ointment I would have given bun
d'cds of iln'lats to be rid of the disease. Since u
sing it, I have recommended it lo several persons,
(among them my mother, w ho bail the disease bad
ly on her arm.) who were a'l cured bv it.
J AMES DC R NELL, No. l.r.rt, Race St.
fTj" The Rose Ointment g prepared by E. B.
Vnuhan, tSoH'h East corner of Third and Raie
stiei t, Philadelphia, and sold on nuenev in Siinbu
ry. bv II. B. MASSE R.
May 14th, 1f13. Agent.
(tose Oiiiliiiriif, tor Teller.
A l'KOOF OF ITS V.FFKWCY.
pHit Ani iriiiA, May 27llr, IUH't.
Till i to certify tl ai I was si vere'y afH e'ed
with Tetter in Ihe bands nnd feet for upwards
of forty years; Ihe disease was atlended generally
with vio'ent itching and swelling. I applied to
iiuinherof physicians, and used a great many nppli-en-ions
wiihi-ut rll'ecling a corp. About ayar
since, I appled ihe Rose Ointment, which entirety
stoped ihe inching, and a few applications imine li.
ati ly cured the thene, which there has been no
return nf, although I had never la-en rid of il at
any time for forty years. RICHARD SA VAt.E,
Eleventh, below Spruce Street.
fXj" The Rosa Ointment is prepared by E. B.
Ynuchan, S tuth East comer of Third and Rnce
Streets, Philadelphia, and s.ld on agenry in Siinbu
ry by II. B. MASSKR,
May 14th. 1843. ffjsr''''-
MEDICAL AFrROBATZOIT
OJ the liOSi: OITMi:T,for Tetter.
ALTHOCOH the superiority of the prcpnia'ion
over nil others is fully established, the proprie
tors take pi, astnc in laying before the public the
following certificate from a respectable physician,
a gradunte of the I'niversity of Pennsylvania, Dr.
Baugh, having found in Ibis remedy that iclief f r
a tedious and disagreeable affectum which the means
within the range of his profession failed to afford,
tins not hesitated lo give it bis approbation, nlihough
the prejudices and interests of that profc-feioii aie
opposed to secret Remedies.
Phii.iiu.i-uh, Sept. 19, ISrtG.
I was recently troubled with a tedious hcrotic
eruption, which coveted pi arlv one si.'e of my fice,
nnd extended over Ihe ear. Mr. Vaughnn, proprie
loi of the Rose Ointment, nbseiving my face, un-ls
led uu my t ying his piepaiutioH, nf which he tui ti
lled 11 e ajar, A ohounh in common w ith ihe mem
ber of my profi-i-sion, I discountenance and disap
prove ol the numerous nostrums palmed upon the
public by unoiatit pr tended, 1 feel in jus ice bound
to except the Rose Ointment I1010 thai cla-s of rue
d.cines, and lo give it my approbation, as it entire
ly tured ihe eruption, although it hid resisted the
Usual applications. DANL. BAI'GH, M. 1).
Qj- The Rose Ointment is prepared by E. B.
Vuuuhan, South East corner nf Third and Race
Streets, l'dilude'j hu, and nold 011 agincv in Sun-
burv, ly II. U. MAhl!,
May I4lh, 1S4:I. Amt.
Movers Ink.
JOSEPH bT HOVER,
Manufacturer of Wiitino; nnd Jiulclli
blo Ink, No. KMi North Tlnrd SStrcct, fci.x
tloor below Kace, (eat-l side,)
FHILADSLPHIA,
I EPE(! TFl l.LY informs country merchants
t- and others, lhai he con-lantly keep on hand
a large stock of his oH iier Itlack, lllue snd lied
Ink. nnd slso a superior tnality of Indellil-le Ink.
Hi ink in 1 i t up in bellies vaiyiu in sir.e, from
I to 32 ounces, and Will l-e sold on reasonable
terms. The excel ei.t qualities of this ink has so
ihoroiiKhly established lis character, that it is now
extensively Used throughout lb country.
( Fur sale at Ihe store of II. 11. Masser, Suns
bury. Pa. May 27th. 184:1. I y
(:n7viTLi:s. "iikcjixs,"
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ECNBTJIIV, PA
AS l;iken the nfliee lonneily oceupinl bv the
lion. Chniles (J. Donml, epposite the Court
(loose. He will a'li-nd to business in the Courts
of Nonhutnheilaml, 1'nion and t'olutiibia coumies.
May 2iltli. Is)4:l.
rs , w 7
UiNlON HOTEL
Do Ifancli
Do branch
Do branch,
I'nion Bank'
fXj" Cniler fi's
gjr' )n all t ank maikrd
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
thus () there are ei.
Wilmington
(icoigelown
Newcastle
Wilunngtali
tlier rounteifeil or altered notes (if the va.oua lt-
f.ouiiiisiioiis, in emulation,
UlIXlAoM J.oMAltTIX.
ATTC?1TET AT LAV",
SUNSTjnV, FA.
FFICE, in Ihe second story of ihe building oc
cupied by Dr. J. U. Masser, oil Msiket slieel.
Oi l. 3 1 si, IS43.
A Tlu'ahlii(? Alucliliie fur Kale.
fUllE siibscrilier oilers f.r sale a TIlliLSlllNfJ
I MACHINE, new and in good order. The
Machine has been tried, and proves to tie an excel
tent one. It will be ttild si a reduced price, and
warranted. Apply lo IL B. MASSER.
July 1st, le43.
t li "di a
f 11 Li
3Pbild.,l
(Central Staye Uti.re',
jTTtvn: olj :pcy crcs -w -
LVCOMINQ COUNTY,
lciiiis3ivania.
riHK Hnbscrilier rc.eclfullv informs his friend.
L and the public in general, that be bas taken
Ihe above
LARGE AM) COMMODIOUS
HOTEL,
IN THE B O R O U U II O F M UN C, Y,
and that he is now well prepare! to accommodate
all who may favor h.m with their custom.
IL Sui.nu ArsaTDtnTs ure well aiie.l, snd
comfortable.
HisTsaLSANn Ba will a'vays U siopbed
with the !( the uiaiket can allord.
Hi SrAaLiao, which is gmtl, will I under
the chsrge of good and carelul hostler.
lie hi Is confident, by strict alleulion la business,
and an earnest desire to render c- inlortthle those
who may palrouizH him, that he will not fail to give
general satisfaction. II. B. WEAVER.
Muncy, Oi l. 1st, 143. If.
Commission ife Forwarding Merchants,
2'oof 0 IVi'fVnie ,?rrref Kail lload,
It T) MllWtlt,
TTAVINfJ associsled wi h ihem Joseph Barrel,
A- late of Easioii, Pn., ri spertrully inform ihetr
friends and the public generally, lhal Ihey hnve In.
ken that large and well known store and wharf at
foot of Willow Street Railroad, lately occupiel by
Jieoh Martin, where they pu'pose doing a (tem rnl
Commission and Forwarding Huines, and f om
the local advantage of the place being connected
wilh till ihe public Improvements that have their
outlet in the city, they flatter themselves they will
be able to do business lo as ureal, if not genter sd
vantnge, and upon as reasonable lerms as any other
house, and they assure their friends thnt any con
signment mude to them shall have their strict at
tention, nnd no exertions spared to give entire satis
faction. They are also prepared lo receive and forward
goods lo any point on Ihe Delaware and Lelneh
rivers, between Mauch Chunk, Easton and Phila
delphia, via Delaware Division and Lehigh Canals;
also, lo anv point on Ihe Juniata river, or Nor'h
end West Hranrheaof the Susquehanna via Sclniyl.
kill and Union, or the Chesapeake and Tide Watei
Canals.
For the aceommndntinn of Boats coming or go.
ing via Schuylkill and Union Canals. Steamboat
will In kept eipressly for towing boats from the
Schuylkill sround to the Delaware and bark, which
will en dile merchants to have their produce deli
vered on Ihe Delaware, and their goods shipH d at
a saving ot 60 to 75 per cent, on Ihe prices f ir
hauling ncioss, with these advantages they re
spectfully solicit S share of pstn nsce.
W. HrJlLMAN & CO.
William Ilellman,
U ilhnm W. Keyse
Joseph Burnet. J Philad., May 14, 18 IT ly
J. PrlAITLANI?, Jia. & CO.
Sntifl" nnd Tobacco Manufacturers,
.Yo. O'J Aori Yel corner of Race and Third
Sheet.
PHILADELPHIA.
'"PHE under-igned have formed a Co-partnership
-- under the firm of J. M A YL AN l Jb. A Co..
as successors to the late firm of Jnenh Jftnfund d
Co., snd will e intiuue Ihe business at ihe old esta
blishment, on their own account. In addition lo
their own close attention nnd experience fot many
years, in the manufacture nf their eefebrated snuff-,
Ac., the long cTpeiienee of the senior parti er of Ihe
late firm, will also be devoted to tho interest of the
new concern and ns no exertion and care will be
spared lo insure their goods, at all tiin-sot the ve
ry l-est quality, they solicit a continuance nf the
confidence of the b tends an I customer- of ihe Ule
firm. THOM s ADA MS,
J. MAYLAND, Ja.
Philadelphia, May I Ith. Itsl3. ly
To 4'oiuitrv
MERCHANTS.
'T'lIK Subscriber, Agent of Lyon it Harris, Hut
Mannf iclurers, for New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and other large cities, wl os? lint me
highly commended f.ir mtd ed-ii and durnl.ility,
has on hand a lir-t rate nsertrnnt of HA I'S and
CA I'S, suitable for Spring iles, wh ch will l-e sold
very low, fot cash or nppioved credit, at the nrled
cheap ture, tin. 40, North Third strc-t, o-pi,e
tho City Hotel, Philadelphia.
ROIJERT D. WILKINSON. Aftnt.
N. B. Orders tor Hats in the rti. promptly
attended lo. The highest price in 1W1 01 trad
given far Fur ikins.
Philadelphia, June II, 1913.--ly
BOLTON & CO.
foii r:il C oniinlssioii Merchants,
For the Sale of Flour, Grain, Seed, iVc, Vc
T EM'ECTFl LEY inform their friends and
-t- he Merchants generally, that I hey have ta
ken those large and coinmoilious Wharvis, with to
Dixks, nnith of Chesnut street, on the Delaware,
together with the store No. 19 South Wharves,
where they would be pleased to receive consign
ments of (irain, Flour. Seed, Whiskey, Iron, & e.
Ac. Being also well prepared to forward all kinds
of Merchandise by ihe Schuylkill snd Union, or by
the Chesapeake and Tide Water Canals, as low
boats are kept expressly for the purpose of towing
boats by ei'her route.
Meiihaiits will please lie particular to send their
goods destined by either canals, to No. 19 South
Wharves, la tween Market and Chesnut streets, on
Ihe Delaware, with directions accompanying them
which route they wish them lo be shipped.
(Xjf riaslir and Salt for tale, at the lowest mur
ket price. BOLTON A C.
March 1 . 1 843. Nn. 19 South Wharves.
ItOItKKT c utn.u & so,
PAPER MANUrACTUIlEnS,
Lombard Street, ltullimorr,
HAYE constantly for sale. Printing Paper of all
sires and quslitics, Cap Writing Paper, ruh d
and plain, Letter Paper, white and blue, ruled and
plain. Hanging Paper, fine and common, Envelope
l'a-er, do. do. medium, double crown, crown and
extra sized Wrapping Papers, Colored Medium and
Royal Papers, Bonnet, Binders' and Suaw Box
1! oar its', TiMiue Paper, and all articles in I hen hue,
w tiii Ik they will sell on sccoiiiinoJaiim Urms.
Highest price given for old rags.
KOUEUT CARTER & SON,
March 19.J843. Elklon. MJ
house,
Yc. '2', .orth Third, mie Cuttnu hiU St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
JOHN DUNCAN, late from the Pennsylva
nia Farmer, and Samuel Pike, jr., late of A-
im rirnn Hotel, Columbus, t 'hio. take pleasure in so
quan, ling their fiieiul and the public generally that
they have taken Ihe large and commodious Holt I,
recently built by the Messrs Halt, on the same vile 1
once occupied by the old established Hotel known
ss the Bull's Head, in Third stieet above Cslluw
hill si.
Tbi Hotel is finished in the very !st possible
manner, hi d of ihe best materials. It location is
very desirable, particularly for country merchants;
the arrnugemeiii for heating and ventilating )acli
room i such as to secure any temperature. The
bedrooms are all light and airy, all furnished in a
neat style, so as to insure loinfort.
The leceiving parlors er Ih fuii.ished in a su
ierb style, the window ara on the French style,
forming an entrance to a balcony in front, whkh
makes a pleasant recess. Pioliculai attention ha
been given to Ihe bed and bidding, which, wilh
the furniture, are entirely new.
a roia year' experierics in hotel bminess, we
trust, by strict assiduity ic businest, 10 make this
house t desirable slopping place. Our table will
always l supplied wuh the very best our market
can afford, and our bar with ihe beat liqtloi and
wine of the most approved brands,
P. S. There are first rale stabling tnd carriage
houses attached lo Ihe hotel, attended by ea efvjl
snd sol-erhohilera, snd our charge will be low, in
accordance with the present hard liinss.
Philadelpbis, Oct. Till, 1 844.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, V
SUXTBTJRY, PA.
Business atlended to in the Counties nf Nor
thumt crlund, Union. Lveoming and Columbia,
ltrfrr tot
Tsin mis Hist Ac Co., "
Low nn e BiNtion,
Hart, Ccmmmos A. IIaht, yl'.'iilad.
TlRtoi.ns, Mcl"ARt.5in &. Co.
Ser.ntso, 'Jnnn A: Co.,
GO L I)EiN 8 W 'AN
B:-iTQir3a7i3i2 a
ATo. fit) North Third, ahnre Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
ACCOMMODATIONS) (OR ar.VF.tVTY tr.KfOSS.
pHARLES WEISS, Ite of the "While SSwan,"
and "Mount Vernon House," respectfully in
forms his friends and customers, that he has become
the proprietor of the abovs well known Hotel.
Country Meiehants will f nd the abov Hotel a
central location, and the best of fare. Persons Ira
veiling with private conveyance will find a large
yard and good stabling for horses, and the best of
ostlers. Hoarding f I pcrdav.
May 14 ih, 1842. tf.
EAGLE
:rxji ai) nL7 :oi3 tx 9
Comer of Third and Vine Streets,
. WILLIAKSrOIlT, PA.
TIIR eubscrdier rcscl fully announces to the
public, that he has opened a Hotel in the com
modious brick building situate on the corner of
'I hird and Pine streets, where he will be happy lo
wait t pon thiwe who may favor him witti their
company. The Eaale Hotel is la'ge and conveni
ent, and furnished in the bet modern st le. Ilia
provided with a large number of well aired and
comfortable sleeping apartments,, rooms, private
pnilors, Ac. Persons visiting illiamsport on bu
siness or pleasure, may rest ns-urcd that every ex
erlion will be used to render their sojourn at tho
"Eagle Hotel" ph-asant and agreeable. His Table
will be supplied wilh Ihe very beat the market af
fords, and his bar with the choicest wines and other
liipiots charges re .soiialilc. The Kiile Hotel
possesses greater advantage in point nf location
than any other similar establishment in the borough,
being situate in the business part of the town, and
w ithin a convenient distance of the Court Houso
and Williamsport and Elmira Rail Road Dept.
Sufficient Stabling provided, and good nnd trusty
mtli rs alvvavs in nttc udnnrc .
Attentive, accoii.moilnting and Vne-t Servants
hae been itnsloi c.l. and tiolliitg left undone that
will add to the comfort and accommodation of his
guests.
There will be a carriage always in attendance at
the Ront Landing to convey passengers to and from
the House, free of charue.
CHARLES BORROWS.
Mav 14th. IH12. if
A .ar,'l-'-e unequalled for cleaning and gi ving 1
highly durable and most brilliant polish lo sd
ver, (iermi-n Silver, Hra-, Copper, Brittania ware
Tin, St. el, Cutlery, and lor resiorii.g the lustre or
varnished cnmuiie, Ac. TRV I P.
Prepared an I sold at w b.olesn'e and retail, by the
Susquehanna Chrysolite Polish Company, Owrgo
'Pioya county, N. Y.
W.l'. FOltsYTH, Agent lor Northum'd,
H. B. MASSKR, Agent for Sunbury.
November 2Hth,
iTIichncl Vt;ntr Ac 01,
norE MAKERS & SHIP CHANDLERS
A. 13 AoriVi Water Street. Vhiltidrlphia.
OAVE constantly on hand, a general assort
merit of Cordage, Seine Tv ines. Ac., viz
I ar'd Roies, Fishing Ropes, While Rojies, M.mil
la Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Doats. Also,
complete assortment of S, ine Twines, Ac. such n
Hemp Shad and Herring Twine, Rest Patent (ii
Net I 'v iue. Cotton Shad anil Heriing 'I'wii e, Sho
Threads, Ac. Ac. Also, lied Cords, I'Ioul'Ii Line
Halters, Traces, Colton and Linen Carpel Chain:
Ac. all of which they will dispose of 011 rrasonahl
teims.
Philadc'phia, Novembei Ct, ISpJ. Iy.
vSiMini.NG, cooiV&ro. '
No. 13S MarUt IStreet, lJiilatJcljhic
ENVITE the attention of Country Merchan
lo their extensive assortment of Unlirh Frenc
and American Dry duals, which they oiler lore,,
on ihe most reasonable t rrns.
Philadelphia, November 1:1, 1412. ly.
J. W. S W A IN,
lTnibrellu an J Turaistil IManufaclurcr
A'o. 'A'l KiHitt 1'hml ttrtet, tiro dimr Ulouc t)
Citv , Fhi!,ul,lfh,a.
Ol'NTKV Meiihaiits and others are solicite
to examine his as.01u.1cui btfore purchasin
1 l.ewlicro
Phila.'elphia. November 11. : 42. 1 v.
S7TOR sale a suia I Farm, containing about or
dumbed nnd ten acres, ni..ri or Ics, situat
111 Point township. Nur huml crland County, shot
two null above Northuioberl ind, oil ihe mai
road leading from that place to Danville, adjuiuin
lauds of John l.eghou, Jesse C. llorn.n and other
now in the occupancy of Samuel Payne. Al-oi
forty acres nf said trail am rli an d, and in got
slat- of cu livalioii, on w hich there is a small bsi
erectnl. The piopi-ny will lw sold on rcasona''
teims. For further particulars, peisons arc requ
ed lo apply to Ihe tut scri! r.
H. B. MASsZR, Agent
Nov. 27lh, 142. tf Sunbury. I
list "brboiSs.'
HIM iLk HI
VNTIION'S Classical Dictionary; Lempriei
do.; A ins worth' do ; Cobb's do English ar
(ieiniau do.; Ambon's Cs-s.r; Ant lion's tiramme
Aiitheu's Ciceio; Mail's Latin Reudei; Oill y ' do
Andrew's Latin Lessons; Doiinegau' Lexicoi
Fisk's tiresk fclxercises; Davie' I.egendei; liiaec
Mnjoru; Adaiii.' Roman Auliquiiies; Piuuock
Ooldsinith's Kuglaiid; do. (ircece; Lvell's Eh nien
nf Geology; M is. Lincoln' Boinnv; Element'
Botany; tiridge's Algebra; Porter' lihctoiical lie
tiers; Knirrson's lieography and History; Olney
do.; Parley' do.; Smith's Crammer. Kiikham' d
Kay' Readers; Cobb's do.t Ci'bb' Arilhmeiicl
Pike's do.; Emerson's do.; ('obh' Sfslling Book
Town's do.j Cobb's Tsble Books; Evangelical Ft.
mily Lihiary; Cottage Bible; Family do; Collate!
al do.; Small Bibles and 'Pestsmenls; Parkei's Ex-erci.-e.
on Composition; Fruit of ihe Spirit; Baxter's
S..ioi'a Real; American Revolution; Marry alt's No
vels; Mrs. Phelps on Chemistiy; Iliad; Cslechisra
of American Laws; Letters on Natural Magic; Che-
niistiy for Beginners; English Lxeicise adapted 10
Murray' Crammer, Sequel to Comley's Spelling
B'Hik; American Class lli.ok; Daholl's Schoolmas
ter's Assistant; A great variety of Blank Books, Ac.
August 38, IH42.
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