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PIlILAnRLIMIlA
WHOLESALE HOTJSES.
TO COUNTRY MEIICHANTS.
THE undersigned Merchants, Manufacturer.
Importer and VVhittooalo Dealers of the City
of Philadelphia, embrace Ihe medium of ihe News
paper Press of your section of country, to give you
the street and number of our several establish
tnent, and respectfully to invite ymi to nil eismi
nation or our Fill ami Winter Stocks, which are.
now full and complete.
The superior excellence and creat variety of our
own City Manufacture", in addition In full supplies
-of Foreign and Domestic Goods, of every descrip
lion, which will le told on terms and at prices
which cannot fail to prove satisfactory, pren( the
strongest Inducements to purchaser.
Impnrteri and Dealers in Silk and Fanry Dry
Ooods, and Fine French and Urilieh Cloth, Cas
simeres and Vesting.
Ashhurst & Rrming'nn, No 80 Market at, helnw 3d.
Importer and Dealer in Staple, Silk and Fanry
Dry Good. Al-o, B'ilish, French and American
Cloths, Cassimcrs, Vesting, and Tailora' Trim
mine, J. Uodley, Spry A cn.. No 84 Market st.
Domestic and Foreign Dry Gm.la.
Jamra M. Kennedy cV.ro, 114 Maikl at.
Importer of (J.rtnan (roods, and Puchascrs of all
kinds of Shipping Furs.
Wm, tie use A. Son, 60 S Front at., M. Chcsnut.
Importer and Manufacturer of Fanry Fu'a. and
Fur , and Purchaser of a: kinds of Ship
ping Fnra.
S-dis, Brothers, Arch st.. between 9d and 3d ts
Manf.ctnrer and Dealer in Kesdy-made Ciothing.
of everv g'sde.
Michael Traey, 292 Mnrkot at.
Manufacturer of Simla, Colljra and Bosoms,
John Hodges, Sign of the Manunuth Shirt Collar,
1 10 North Second st.
Importers end De ile a in Foreign and Domestic
Hardware a id Cullrrv.
Dlworlh fc Branson, 59 Market st.
IVelded Wr. -hi Iron Tillies fir Locomotive, Ma
rine Jr other Bo ler Flue-', V all Steam purjios .
J.Iorri. Tn-ker 4' M ris, Pascal Iron Works, Ware
house, 8. E. cor. 3d and Va!nut its.
Agrnry fir the Sale of Snuthwnrth M inuf ictuiing
Company's Superior Writing Paper.
IV. S. Lawrence, Agent, No 3 Minor at.
Importers of Jewelrv, Watrhee, Fine Cutlery, Brit
tania, Plated and silver Wares.
Dickson A. ro., S K comer Market 4c Third s'a.
John F. Farr 112 Chesniit t.
J. tfc W. I.. Wa'd. 106 Clieiuut a'., opsile San
derson's Fitit klin Hou-e.
Manufacture' of Silver Ware, and Deste's in Pla
ted and Bri'annia Wares, foi hou ho'd use.
11. tV. W. Wil-on, S W cor. Fifth and Cherry ate.
Manufacturer of Britannia. Block Tin, en I Pew
ter Waie. Also, Dealers in Plated Spoons, Cut
lery. Ac.
Hall, Bunrdinan A CO., 104 N 3d at., below Rare.
M inufarturer of Silver and Bra Stair Rods and
Corniest Poles.
Edward J. me corner of ftcorg and Swanwick st,
hctw.ett Walnut and Cliesmit, writ i t Suih.
Impo ter of Toys, Fanry and Staple Goods, Beads,
Brushes and Perfumery.
A. F. Ott Monrose, 16 S. 4lh at., between Market
and CliesuuU
Importers of Toys, Fanry and Staple floods. Perfu
meries, Muair d InstiiimeuM, Glaus, Earthenware
Chinaare, Ac.
C. Ahrenfeldl A co. 16 N. 4th at. I'ftwern Market
and Aich, (up statm.)
Importr of Paria and London Fanry Artirlre,
Bruahea, Peifumery, Comhs, Sops, Slationtry,
and nrlirle f r Druee'sn' Salea.
F. A G. A. V right. 23 SSouth Fourth at.
Importer and Manufacturer of Peifumery, Cnme
tic", Fanry S.iap, and Dealer in Fancy Gaud.
Jule llaurl, 46 S iulli Third rt.
China, Queenswaif and Glass.
Edward Suowdon, 84 N 3d t. opposite City Hotel.
Dentists and Ma iMifaeturrr of inrorrupiidle Teeth ;
Plate Pivot. Mo ar i.riil ('nim Trith; Go'd and
Tin Foil; Gold, Platina und fnlvir PUu and
Viie, Ac.
Wilkinson A Armstrong, 83 Arch rt. atiove 4th,
South Hide.
Gold, Ki'ver and Sir el Spertacles, Mathematical In-
ii it tj: f
airnmrnis, v aiKing iana, oiicrucopes, anu j
pv tilasa a.
McAllister A ro., 4 8 Ch-anut at.
M inufarturera of White I.e id and other Paint.
ami of t Jheo.ir ils, Ar , and Dealera in Drug.
Medicines. Dve StulTs. (VN. Ae
Vetherill A Brother, 65 North Front at
Importers and Dca'eia in Diurs, Dxest'ifT. Oi'a
'hemirsl. Plate GUs, Ac, and ..: n't for
pure Wl.ite l.tad ant Jersey Window til..
CampMI A French. N V cor lOih A Mikei sta.
Importer and Dea'era in Druga, Medicines, Dye.
Hull-. Paints, ils, A-.
Ha-k. II Me. nek A ro . 45 North Fmnt t.
Dr. I). Jnyne. 8 S 'I'tiic' st , neai M.irkel.
Cnnvultins Physician, Dmeeii-t and Chemiil. and
Proirietor of "Itowaud's Improved Tonic Mix
ture." Ae.
Dr. Jol'ii H. Rowmd, Giad, l'ni. Office and Drug
ftore, 28 North !"eend at.
Manufacturers of I "inlirt-llas, Parjfola, Parasnlelte
and tun Shades.
W.lliam A. Dii'Wii, 8fi Maiket at.
tlecirr A Fenner, 126 Market at. aouth aide, one
door Iw'uw 4th t.
Fire and Thief-Proof Cheat. Refrigerat ors, Water
Cootrrs, Fit ers. I.etNr (7opyui Presse, Ac.
Oliver Evan. 15 Che.nut ct,
Venetian B'ind Manuf irturer.
D. J. William, 12 N 6 li it. a few duora ah. Market.
Manuforiuiera and Dealer in Malreaara, Bedding
and Feather.
Finley A r., S E corner 2d and Walnut ts.
Hartley A Kniglil, 148 e 2d at., 5 duora ah. Spruce.
Dealer in Co'eman' .Vidian Piano Forte.
F. Perring, 198 Chevnut at. S E Corner of Silt.
Manufacturer of Common arid Fancy Soaps, Mould
and Dipped Can i. , Ac.
Elijah A C lilies Dalh l, 36 Miikeat.
Import r of Fnnih Aiiil'iciil Flower, Feath'ra.
b't'iw, Biaid and Fncy Bonnet, Ac , atid Buu-
del Fiamr, Ti a and Crown.
1. Bsiton, CO Che-nut at.
Manufacturer i f Seive, Riddlea, Sciaen and Wire
Work in ei eral.
Needlea A Waton, 54 N Front at. below Arch.
Hides, Oil and Leather.
William Muaaer A co., 2G3 Market at.
Importer of Orange, Lemon, Rsisina, Fig, Piunea,
Cunanta, Almond and other Foreign Nut.
Daniel P. B ussier, 27 Souih Wbarvea.
Manufacturer of Fir Enginea of all deaeription,
warranted in all rrp.ci.
Joel Bate. 13 Drinker's Alley.
Marble and Mahogany Dealers.
John F.rkslein A co , Uni n Mill, Uidga Road.
Warehouse, 64 Dock at.
Manufacturer of Combs. Looking Glasaea 4 Brush
ea, and importer of Fiench sud tisrnan Fancy
Goods,
Tbooia Buieh, jr. tea Mi
as- - s "
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in all kinda
of Broomi Brushes. Buckets, Cedarware, Clock,
Ha-kets, Mat, Blacking, Eastern made Wooden
Were. Ac.
Msnly Rowe, C3 N 3d st. one door above Arch,
eaat aide.
Cheap Publication and Periodical Establiahment.
G. B. Kieber A co. 3 Ledger Building, 3d at, below
ChstnuU
Boot snd Shoes.
Robert P dmer, 182 S. 2d at. three duots bol Union,
west fide.
Manufacturers and Dealers In all kinda nf Sretea,
We glit and Weighinu Machine. Also, Bur
den' Patent Horse Shoe.
Gray A Brother, 34 Walnut st. below Second,
Philadelphia, 8ept. 20lh, 1915. 5t
ATTOH NRY AT LAW,
SUXTBURY, PA.
Bosinesa attended to in the Counties of Nor
thumberland, Union. Lvcoining and Columbia,
liefer tot
P. A A. Rovoimit,
Low it n A Baiiros;,
Komkks A Sivonnntaa,
Kstisoliis, Mcr aiil?sii & Uo.
SpitBino, Goon A l'o..
BAR IRON Just received and f.ir sale, cheap
forca-h, by HENRV MASSE R.
Sunlitny, Sept. 20, 1845.
To llic Electors of Northumberland
County :
"ffJlELLOW CITIZENS : Encouraged by a
B' number of my friends, I ofT r my-elf as a
VOLUNTEER Candidate lor the office of
COMMISSIONER,
it the ensuing uenerul election, for which I respert
fullv solicit vour votes. JOHN BOGAR.
Suohiiry.'Sept. 20th, 18454
To the Electors of Northumberland
Count v.
T
1HB i-ubicrber ofiVr himself as a VOLUN
TEER Candidate for the office of
COMIVTISSXOXTER.
Believing ih-.t tUe convention, if it had been kept
together, would have nominated him for that nffire,
he now oflere himself aa a candidate, and respect
fully solicits the votes of his fellow cit'zens.
PETER VANDLING.
Augusta, Sept. 13th, t45.
To the Electors of Northumberland
County.
rpHE
i lo I
HE subscriber h been induced, bv hi friends,
oll'trr bim-elf s a candid tte for
I'llOMO.VOT.in V.
ITe has alwaya been a Democrat, and would ne
ver run (gainst a nomination rigululv m ule; but
a a larpe number of the demorrary do not rensider
tbst momioMion has leeu maile fir ihiit (Ti -e, he
i.ffiir liiin-elf s a rsinlid i'e. and respectfully soli
cils the voies of bis fellow citizen.
JAMES BEARD.
MrEwensville, Sept. 13 h, 1845.
SCHOOLBOCS
S7A
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I01TER7.
ALL the School Rooks, German and Engli-h, in
general use; Copy snd Pass Books, Blank
Book of all siies; Writing, Letter and Wrapping
Papers-, Bonnet Boards, Ootids, Steel Pen. Pen
c la, SI ilea, S md, Wrnfers, Ink-tards, Ink, and a
full assortment of Stationery, for sale extremely
low, f t cah or in ixehanse for Ros,
The subarriber buy fur enah rxctitxirtly, and ia
able and determined to sell goods in hi line a low
as they can be bought in Phil idclphia.
C. G. SOWERS.
!65 N. 3d t , east side, Mow Vine.
Blank Books of every description ruled and
hound ti pattern, in a superior manner, unu-uitlly
low. Philadelphia, Sept. 13. 1815. 3l.
John II. Iloytrti l-ntittc
E I'TEttS tetinintry i n said deceisoil' es
tate, have lie. n granted to the u'scril r
I't is ns h iving dein md against the estate, are re
quested to present tin in for examination and helite
nent, and persona indebted to the estate, are lequ s
trd te make immediate piyrnuit.
W. R. SMITH,
A JOIil) N,
September 13lh. 1 P45 (it Executor.
""PUBLIC! TSlTlj'-JE.""
ON We . ' i is-t-d iy, the 2 1 11 ily of September,
1845. will be sold at pul be vendue, at the
dwelling bou-e of Joi n B. Boyd, E q , ilcc'd. in
Northumberland, Housed, d. I and K tctien Furni
ture, Wagona, Buggv, Ha'iiets, Wheat, Hay, and
a variety of article loo tedious to enumerate, iSnle
to commence at 10 o'rlc ck, A M., wlun the terms
of sale will be made known l.y
W. R. SMITH,
A. JORDAN.
Sepiembrr 13th, 1815. Ct Exrcutora.
For Sale.
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND AP
PCRI ENANCES. in the ino-t eligible si-
lu.ition in Suntony for a private residence, rombin
ing town and country, and the unhe'rucicd view
of mamieficent scenery. Immediate poscion will
be given. Apply to the owner,
W. . SMITH,
or LEWIS DEW ART, Esq.
September Gih. 1845. 3l
A VAU llIliK
Plantation
V7JLL I exposed for se, at public vendue, on
the 6th d.iy of October next, on the premis- ,
the Urje ind exiensivn Plantation, late the e-ttire
of Wil'iam Keer, dee'd., niuste in Auuu-t town
ship Noilhiiinl.eili.nd county, ahoul 5 inde from
Suiibury, 4 miles (rout the Pottsville and Danville
Riiil Road, 4 Hiilra from the Susquehanna River and
about 6 m It (rum ihe (ire. I Mahnnoy Coal Rw
ion, and on the Great It ad to Harriahurg and 1
Womeladoif, containing 330 acre, 140 seies ol j
whii'b ae cleared, with a large proportion of men- 1
d.iw and sn orchard ; the residue i Weil timbered. ;
Saul p mtaiion can le divided into lluee di-iinct I
faima wuhoul prejudice to any of the dtvi-ions,
each division having a good supply of w tter by
uniting slrrama and spring in every diieciion.
lmM The improvement Cona si of a large
,77S 8TONE DWELLING HOUsE. 48 fi.
Sttrl 1 fr.inl and 37 ft.dep, which was occupied
i "I'll ilfnr a number nf yeara aa s Tavern Stand,
and in which store i- kept at preaent, A spring,
close by, runa through the cellar. There ia also a
Bank Bsin, with eitenaive Maiding, on the premi
aea ; alao Saw-mill on a considerable stream thai
runa through part of the plsce; also a Ilouae and
Barn near ihe saw. mill. It will he offered in small
tracta, if purchaser wo-h the same. An indisputa
ble title and poaeaiun can be given on the let of
April, 1H46.
Sjle to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M., on vaid
diy, when the conditions will he made kno". ,y
SAMUEL UEESER,
vVD REESER.
1 Aoiusts ' ag 14 . 1B40 t Executors.
- " -w '
Sheriff's Sales.
""BY tirtne of certain writs of Ven. Ef . A FI. Fa.,
H 9 lued nut of the Court of Common Pleas of
North'd County, to ine directed, will be exposed to
public sale, at the house of Charles Weaver, in the
borough of Sunbury, on Friday the 3d day of Oc
tober next, at 1 o'clock, P. M., the following de
scribed property, to wit t
Four contiguous lots of ground situate in the bo
rough of Norlhumbetlsnd, and marked in the gene
ral plan of said town, Nos. 6 1 , 02, 63 and 64, boun
ded south by Hanover street, and on Ihe west by a
20 feet allev, northward by Water alreet.
Alos Four contiguous lots, Nos. 193, 194, 195
and 196, bounded rast by Norlhway, south by Ha
nover street, west by water street, and north by a 20
fret alley.
Also: Four contiguous lots, Nos 207, 208.
209 and 210, hounded on the west by Hsnover
street, on the north by Northwav, and on the east
by s 20 fett alley, containing each 60 feet on North
way nnd 180 feel in depth. On No. 210 is erected
a frsme barrack.
S, ized, taken in execu'inn, and to be sold as ihe
properly of William A. Lloyd.
Also: A certain tract or piece of land situate
partly in Sltamokin and partly in August town
ships, Noithunilieilnnd countv, ndjoiiiing lands of
Charles Wnalverion, Sarah Mdler, Samuel Gon
sert and olhi r, containing 250 acres more or less,
sbnut 100 seres of which are cleared j whereon are
erected s two story log house, weatherboard, d, lo
which i attached s stone kitchen and a smsll frame
building, a stone spring house, a frame birn, a frame
amble and wagon shed, slo a large orchard of ex
cedent fruit trca.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold a the
property of Nathaniel Sixtm, with no iee to Ro
bert Campbell and Annaniss Smton, gnrn'shees.
Alao : Two certain vaesnl I Us of ground silnnie
in the town nf Shainokin, Northumberland comity,
and marked in Ihe General plan of said town No.
69 and 60, bounded on the west bv lot No. 5H, on
the east by lot 61. on the north by Commerce street,
and t'li the sooth by Indcndence street, containing
each in Iron) 28 feel, and in depth 142 feel.
Se zed, taken in execution, and to he sold as the
property of John Hamilton.
Also : Two contiguous lots of ground, situate in
the borough of Northumberland, Noithumhcil md
county, Nos 111 and 1 12. bounded on the west bv
Wtstwsy ami eat by Duke street, north by bit of
Gilleit A Daniel Voris, rnuth by sn slley, contain-i-g
ench in front CO feit and in depth 210 feet,
wheieon are crered two largs frame dwelling hou
ses, with kitchen attached to each.
Also: A certain unimproved trsrt of land situ
ate in Sh imokin town-hip, Northumhcilnnd coun
ty, adjoining I md of John Fagely, John Cntnpbeil
and others, containing 100 arrrs more or less.
Also: The undivided tbiul pa't of a certain
trart of land, i-iturtte in Rush township, Northum
berland county, adjoining land of John Huish.
Chutes Woolverion, Jirob Reed snd "there, con
taining 2d0 acre more or less, about 100 arres nf
which is cleared, whereon are in-ctrd a I J story
f'lime dwelling house and a large frame bank barn,
Ac.
Seized, tnken in execution, and to be sold as the
piOertv of Albs C. 1) arret.
Also: A certain lot of ground situate in the
borough of Northumlier'and. Nnrthomherltnd co.,
beins the southern half of lot No 172, a maike.l
in llio general plan of said tiorotigh, bounded on the
eou'h ly tjuien street, esst by font street, west by
the Presl.yterian Church, and norlh by the other
hlf ol lot 172, v-heiem are erected a two atorv
frame dwilbng house with a kitchen attached, and a '
frsme stable.
A'ao: A certain tractor piece of land situate b,
Point township Northumberland c -tints, adjoining
Isnd of Jofenh Wallis, George Lesher nnd olloe,
containing HO acres more or le, ab.iut 40 acres of
which aie cleared, whereon are erected two barracks.
Seized, t .ken into execution, ai.d to lie sold as
the property of John Frii k.
AIo: At ihe bouse of George Smith, in Jack
son town-hip, Northumberland county, on Monday
the 6ih day of October next, at 1 o'clock P. M., a
certuin tract or piece of land situa e in I'pprr Ma
tiouny township, county aforeauid, emit lining 63
sere more or has, adjoining land of Henry St suS,
George M yer and other', about 25 arr.s i f which
lire cleared ; whereon are erected a 1J story log
boose and a small tog stable, a spring lioue and an
orchard.
Seized, tiken in execution, and to be sold ss the
pro ery of John Elding.
A'ao: A rertnin oi or iece of ground situate
in J irkson township, Northumberland county, ad
joining land of Farmer Jonea snd others, laud of
deft ndant snd olheis, containing 2 acres morn ol
less, sll cleared; whereon are erec'eJ a small log
hou-e and a mitd! log stable, Ar,
Se zed, taken in execution, and to be sold aa the
property of Junullun Fat-ly.
Also: A certain tract oi piece of land situate in
Upper Mahnnoy township. Northumberland coun
ty, adj oiling Und of Peter B. i-el, Dr. John Sniin
key and others containing 22 acre more or less, all
of whiib ia cleared; whereon aie erected a two s'o
ry house, rouih cast, a barn and other uut-huiltnga,
and an oreh ird,
Seiz d, t .ken in execution, and to be said ss the
projrly nf George .luby.
Also: All the defendant's interest in certain
lot or piece of ground tutu it in Jackson township.
Nor.huiiit-erlaiid coonly. sdj lining laud of Farmer
Joi.es and others, containing 2 acres more or less,
alt clraie.l ; whereon ia erectej a nm.ll log house
and a sin ill log lhle, Ac.
Seized, taken in execution, and lo be otd as the
property of Joh i Ernst.
Alao : A ceit'iiu ir.icl or piece of find situa e in
Jck-on lownrtpp, Northumberland county, adj lin
ing binds of Michael R hoik, Henry l.oislm and
othe'a, onioning 65 acre more or less, about ft it
aciea of which are cleared, on which sie erected a
(wo story log dwelling house, a spting houe, a log
barn, an oirha'd, Ac.
Seiz. I, taken in xecu'ion, and to be sold as the
property of Solomon Dreslrr.
FELIX MAURER, Shtriff.
Sheriff's Office. ?
Sunbury. Sept. 6th, 1S45.
Vli:tt the "Siuur Coated Indluii
Trgt-tablo l'llls" urc doliiK la
Itotoii.
BosTo.v. January 3d, 1S45.
DsiR Sia 1 You have no idea ot the amount of
go. d dime here by Ibe "NitlsM Vsuztvklk
I'ltLS." (Sugir Coated.) Yesterday a respectable
Druggist came in from Lowed, and pnrchaaid G
b mi, snd siati d -he could rec .nnnciid ihem be.
yond any other meibcine he ever had, and a his
wife tun ski: rmrcTi.x ciann or ai'sH or
loud to xhk hshd. by using them. Scv ral bad
cs-cs of the influenza have also been cured by them.
Your, truly,
I P. CL4SKI. S Water Street.
To G. Benj'n Smith, M. D.. N. Y.
P. 8. For the truth of the above. I refer to Hon"
Charles Wi lls, President, of the Mutual Fue Insu
rance Company, Bcj.ion.
(Q- CAUTION. Aa a miserable imitation haa
been made, Ly the name of ' Sugar Coated Pill-,"
it '.ecesasry lo be aura that Da. G Br. j Smith's
siguatuie la on eveiy box. Price 23 rent.
Piineipsl Office. 17!) Greenwirh at New York.
Sold by JOHN W. FRILING, Sunbury.
WM. FORSYTH B, MrthumM.
September IStb, 1845, - - .
DrmocvitUc XtrliffU).
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Annum. Single copy 25 cenf .
raosrxcTS or Tits mt, or 17m tulcmi.
THE PRICE of the DmocmTic Rsvirw
has heretofore been too high not for the size,
cost and character, hut for the means often nf thou
sands nf resders who would be glad to receive it,
snd among whom it is highly desirable that it
should circulite. For the purpose, thrrefore, nf
widening the rsnge nf its usefulness, and of multi
plying Ihe numbers ofthnse to whom It may lie ar
resable it haa been determined, simultaneously
wiih the great reduction in the expense of the post,
age, to reduce its snb-rripti m price slo, fn m FIVE
to only THREE do lira; and when aeveral tiui'e
in subscription, to as low as $'i 50, or even 30
per annum.
Thi very large reduction in the receipt (accom
panied with but compiratively small diminution
ofit expense) involves, of roure, sn entire sirri
fice nf profit upon it, unless compensated by a vast
nniltipbcaton nf eubserilwr. Th re will be st the
nutset only small reduction in its number of ps
ges s soon lo be restored to itsnld number, without
increase of prire, when the anticipated success nf
the experiment sha'l justify it,
Thk PoainatTS or PisTinrtsttn Df.mo.
crats wi'l be continued eogrnved in better and
more costly style than heretofore.
The Piisxsor. will hereafter, foi any ilistance.be
only Jive and a half ccntu ; it h.n heretofore been,
for 100 miles, tighleen cents.
We look for an exien-ion of circulat'on to las
reckoned by fens of tlmufantt.i, ns ti e result and
c mi ensa'ion oflltii gteat rediiciinorifpr.ee, Eve
ry friend of the work, and of the Democratic princ.i
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hers ; both to ex'eud its usefulness, and to carrv it
successfully through the crisis of th s great reduc
tion of its price.
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year, will receive it, at a reduced rate, for a year
and a half.
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ordered at onre. the price is t r oieht down to admit
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and others to interest themselves lo procure sub
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ter this most I who!y icfomed, nor must either
ibe most eminent political frien ', or the most imi
mate persn,il one. he displeased on expe.ieueinc
it ap lie iiioo. in the stoppage of tl eir numhers. if
thvy neglect tlrs rub-, ihe v.ul nece-siiv of which,
at the pieseut reduc. d rnt' S. must be obvious lo nil
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ment of Ihe p-t debt due the work will be 'i l ad
dressed to Mr. H. (J. LJot.tT 8 Aitiir Houne, the
pist atrangeinents with whom, oa puldiher have
reached their termination.
J. L O'SruiTsx.
July. 1845. 14fi Naa-au street, N. York
LAST LIKENESS OF GEN. JACKSON.
The aduiirih'e Daiuerreotvpe of Gen. J irks n,
taken by Anthony, IMwar.l A Co., a lew we. k
lsrf.ro bis death, ha been pinrhia.'d lor lh- use nf
the Drmociatic Review. It is in the h nid. of til -artist,
and w II be engraved in the finest stylo ol
mezz itiut, of ex ra size. It is a most hemnful ami
interesting wmk. declared by Mr. Van lluren and
others lo give more perfect idea of ihe great and
good old man than any other likene-s; and nultt
tube possessed ly everv man who loves and re
verses his memory. Those who uh-cribe early
will receive it as one of the regular series uf P.r
trail.
September 6th. 1813.
iJmW.M ilwllwlii
rSSim "Owe no man
PQf nnything."
W. R. ."sMITII.
Sunbury, Sept. 6'h. 1815 M
r.MtU.C Ol' Jollll llnsll-.lM Otlt, tlCC'd
JD I t h la heret.y mven, II at tenets of sdnnn
l-traiion on slid st e have ln iran'iil 10
the etitisciidcr. Pets ins I svinj; demands nu in-t
the e-tate, are lequese-ul lo p.e-enl the o for cxami.
nation ami settlement, and iho-e knowtnii ihoui
M-lves indebted sie teioe-leil to make payment, mi
medtaiely. l'E IEU II Mill A WOI T.
Rush t-hp, Aug. 30, 1815. 61 Ad-n'r.
101 im
a I u n l l c SI v t C c I c s .
1 Bit
-I we
larysi b's Vr.Hwtvrr.K - a rr1tun rare for
worms tntr ami very nlrarntit 10 take.
2. Gtiisox's Exm vers, ivljeh reninve (Jreae
of all kind-. Dry Pa nis. T;ir, Vaiui-h and Wax,
from ciris or fr iu rlolh'ng, w.thoul injuring the
color or ihe cloth.
3 Lono Fit Pirr.n the best thing known
for ki'liug flies snd ii'Umjii t as.
4. A ce-tain Destroyer o' Ril,Mice, Roaches
and Ama, and an ober .f Bed Bus.
5. Grsst's Sen irie for s ur stomach. Heart
Bom and Water Brash, bv one who had sutf red
thirlttn yens, before he di-rovere I the cure.
Dr. STKvr.v's Gnr.KM Oixtmkt for the Piles,
It has never failed lo cuie.
7. Iltuaisni'a Tittiii Wsii.
8. Dhvviimi'i Ini.LiBLt Imk, without a
rival. j
9. Tux CoMrovxn CovricTioN or Fn; j
jnt the me.ti. ine lor chidden and for women, ii is
so pleasant 10 t; k". t
10. Bick's Vioktvsii A vti an.infs Pm.. j
11. (Stmji's Eiot.Mr.vr Wrra rnoor Psr:,
for II mess. Boots, ie. It Mil'it-u the leather, and !
keep out the water. I
12. I'ooa M' S-rnrsn rm vi(i Plistkr. J
13. Jtcs-soVs DnHitinnt MiXri-ns, whi.h!
cure the worst D'a-rhnrn in s lew hour 1
14 JvciLnis's Drr.viTiiT Murinr, rrr-'
tnin and speidy cure for Dyseuteiy and "umiuer
t'ompl lint.
'I'he alKive valuable article are sold "vho'ess'e
and reisil. by L. t Gl.'NN. ,V. I South F flh
ttrrrt, rhtunlrlplmi whee S'ori keejiers and o.
hers wi I be U p led with pure African Cayenne
Pi pi er. Arnica Floweis, Drut;, Paints, Oils, (t'sss
and Varnishes, al the lowe-l price 'J'erms 01 ly
rash, atj" Cut out the adveitUement, and bring
it with you.
Philadelphia. July 19th. 1315. ly.
AIsKXAXIsKU L. IllCKVY.
TRUNK MAKER.
Ko. 150 C lirsiiiut Strott,
riIXI.ADEX.FHZA.
XI7HERE all kinda nf leaf er ttui k, vsl srsa-.u
' rarpet 'ntg, of every nvle and pattern are
T.snuf.ctU'ed, in fh Vut manner and frjra the best
material, and sold at ihe lowest rate.
Philadelphia, July 19th, 1115. ly.
Orithnns' Court Sato.
Vnluablo Real Estate
T N pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
- of Nnrihumberlsnd county, will lie exposed to
public ssle, at the public house of Valentine Paul,
in Upper Mshonny town-hip, Northumberland cn
on Wednesday, the S4th day nf September next,
at 10 o'clock, A. M the following descrihed pro
perty, to wit :
A certain plantation orttart of .inj, iitunte pir!
ly in Upper Mahnnoy- township, Norlhumlierlan l
county, and partly in Upper Mihontsngu town-hip,
in the county ol Schuylkill, on the State road lead,
iug from Pottsville to Fisher's Ferry, snd about 24
nibs from the former place adjoin ina lands of John
MauriT, Ihe heirs of John Dnhl, G-oree I) oyer,
John Wagaoner end others, containing 271 acies
and 20 perches, strict measure, about 210 acres of
which sre cleared and in a hiuh stale of cultivation ;
whereon are erect. d a large two story brick Tavern
Hou-e and Kitchen, a large bank barn, !00 feel
long, a f ante wng n shed, snd another large frame
si ed ; also a latge snd excellent (trial Mill, and e
fnrne hours near mid mill, and also, two excellent
orchard-. The above properly is very beautifully
and advantageously situated, and ia an excellent
Farm Tavern Stand.
Also: At the same time and p'sre, another eer.
tain tt.wlof bind, stlj .itdriff the above described
tract, (ieoree Snyder and others. Containing 127
acrea and lt.'3 perch., strict meisure, about 90 a
crea of which are cle.ire.l ; w hereon are erected a
iwo story log bouse, pa-tly weaibrr-boiided, and a
log stiihle, snd a urge and excellent orchard.
Al-o: At the Fame iim ami pi ce, another cer
tain ir irt of land, sdj .ioine the last shove desrrd?d
trad, land of Peter Klock and others, containing
lllti aciesat ti Pt3 perches, strict measure, about 75
acre of which aie cleared ; where .n are erected a
Iwo st .ry log douse, we ithet-tioardcd, and a log
ham. and two excell nt orchard.
Al-o: At the antne ti..e and place, another eer
tiin trnct or piece of land, a 'j lining the above do
scr bed tmrt. ,tHl nf .hr. b Maurer and orhers, con
taining 10 a. -re ami 100 perches, strict measure,
all of which is rlrired, (bring pica low I ind.) and
tn a hied -I He i,f rul iv ition.
Also; At the same time and place, a certain
tract of timber hind, si'uatr in I'piier M.ihi nnv
township nfoti sai'l, adoinii.g I mi's of So'om iri llo
warti r, John soil Felix M iu tr, Geo'tre Snv ler
and others, containing 07 aerrs snd 140 perches,
strict uiea-iite.
Al-o Ai ibe hmpe r.f Smnol Herb, in Little
Mal.onoy ton-nabip, Northiimlerl,ud coun'y. on
Fiid.iy ti e Sfiih day of Set te.n' er next, a certain
tract of 1 md. -i uate in Little M thonoy township
Btoresitd. on Big M.-lo nov t'reik. sdjoining lands
of J icoh II lit ish, Mich el Bol b snd others, con-
l.ituiiit! 179 acres snd 59 p rrhes, strict me isure,
about 100 tier s of which sie rb' ired; whereo'i are
ir. ctetls lie itti.i s'orv I g house nnd kitchen,
(roughcast.) a large bank b.irn, shout 80 feet long,
p tin'.d red ; al-o a lariio and excebnt (Jrisl Mill,
an excellent aw null, a di-ttlb-ry, a blacksmith
shop, ami a l.irue ami excellent orchnrd-
A lt.o : Another reitain tract of bind, adjoining
the List above de-rrilssd trsrt, land of Michael B. bb
und others, roiitaiitini; 250 seres snd 133 perches,
strict ines-ure, nboul 100 arres of which ate e'ear
ed ; wherein nre eier-ted a larje Iwo story frsme
house, nearly new, a Is'ge frame bank barn, a ful
Iiiio mill slid canting machine ; and also, two small
log houses snd -ladle The.e is alao large and
excellent orchsid on add pre ni-s-s.
Alsn: At ihe mitt tim and pt.iee, another
certain tract of Und, situ .te in Little Mahnnoy
t ovnahip afo esatd, sdj. lining tinda of Henry
Swint'hart, the loirs of Al rnbatn Rothrme1, dee'd.,
and oihe s. conttiinini; 12 acres and 37 perches,
tin mc.n-iire, uboiit 120 acres of w hich sre cleared
and in a hiuh state of i n t.vati n ; whereon are e
recti d a two story log hout-r, a J irge new b ink b trn,
al oui SO feet long, pa-n'ed red, snd sn orchard.
The b.g in th .imy creek pas-es throned said iract,
and cte.'es in i xcelb ut wjtei powei for inilliiu
mid other purposes.
The te ni ot sale will b made known on the
d.y of sale al.re-aid. Hv or.br of the Court.
EDWARD 1YI ER. VII: O. C.
DANIEL HERB. jr.,
ADAM HERB.
August 23d 1815. Administrators.
Orphan Court Knlc.
TN pnrsiiMiice ol siiordiri l the Orphans' Court
of Northumberland coiintv, will he sold at pub
lie vendue, on Sntu'dy the SOtli si 1 y of September
t rll. oil the premises, lo wn : A certain trart of
land situate in the ton-hin of Little Mahnnoy. in
J rau e. -uuiy.a.tj u.'im la d of Jacob Hildi-h. Leon.
ard !! ed. si.d the Mahnnoy Cieek, containing 127
ai rt s. mote or b ss, u hereon is erected a two story
L g House, a Sprinu hou-e, larie Bai.k Barn, slid
lo i.rr'ianls, Al-o, at the same lime and place,
ihe unilivi Ud tin'h p.rt of three tracts of unimpro
veil lend, snu.iie 111 Little Mahonoy and Coal town.
ships, viz: iwo tracts adj-iuilii$ lands i f Daniel
lleih, sur. de. 'd., sn.l others, e rttiinng alaiut 8(1(1
ae es, snd the other adj lininn Wendel l.a-.cda and
others, in Coal t .wn-dtp, containing about 100
a ti -. I. ile Ihe 1 state of Leonard Ferter, dee'd.
Sale to COMlieiice at 10 o'clock, A. M., of aaid
day, whi 11 the Uiiiis of site wnl he mule known
l y I'EI KPv FERSTER.
' Sunbury. Auc. 16, I9s5. '. Adm'r.
CASH STORE.
ClIKAT, Villi CASH OR COUXs.
THY IMIODI ci:.
lAvrnty Ier t ent. Saved.
flHE .iib-enli r having j un hased ihe store nf
1 II. B. Mass. r, has ju-t icplenished the. im
with a neiv liak of goods, which ling pnrehasrd
at nsli prices. Will be sold fur Caah or Cmmtry
( V'iitfire. lACiily er cent, cheaper than usual. Coll
I nnd jiniL-e f .ryoiir-elve-.
' Ti.e I lloiMi.u re t.m mir the articles :
! Ilarr. d con. n ilrillma, u 12 j
I., nn ni burn, al I2J
Mn!i 1, at ti
Calicoes, f it e.il. r. al T
W rttiu-r piper, at 12J per vjnire
S (!', at fij
do H d a' 8
Colll-e, at IU to 12 J
til ,-s S bv H, at 33 rtspcr Joten
Elsst c Cofili gloves, at h$
M..I1.1 r m ts ai f
Biass Eilibt day cdarks, waitahted, l 4
Tin 'V hour " " ffi
A'srin " $7
Bes'n'e. L qoo-s and Groreiie of all kinds. Leg.
horn, Fur and 5i k hats, Tweed Caa-miere, Cotton
Y-.rn, Carpet Chain, lim'-MI, P.ra-ols, Lard
Lamps, A. c. HENRY MASSER.
huiihuiy, Jnlj 5, 1A45
T A h 1. C IIM'ii ll V E 1)
11. fl. MASSER, re pec.Iully iiir..rin hi old
friei ds and cu.iotner. il.,i he has I dd nut his store
to Henry Master, s;,d respiellully leqne-ts all Ihoae
indebted to hi.o, to s. ttle iheir a. coun a without
delay, aa 'eT will be placed in the hand of a Justice
f'r c., h ction, Without respect to person, on Ibe 1st
nl Augil-t.
Sut.buiy.June 5t,lP45. II. B. MASSER.
V7ls. Sn:i The highest price still he
iveu for Flat Seed, st ihe store or
Aug 9, I84S.
HENRY MASSER.
To the Electors of Norihtimbrrlsinrl
County : '
T BEG leave to offer myself aa candidate, al the
ensuing election, for the office nf
County An Hi tor.
If t should he elected. I will discharge the dilliei
of the office with punctualiis.
PETER BIXLER.
Lower M uhonoy. Aug. 18. 1815.
To the Electors of Northumberland
County.
BEING solicited by many of my friends, I
have consented to ufior myself as a candidala
for ihe office of
Tro niurer
nf Northumberland county. Should you see pro
per lo elect me, I pledge myself to perform the
duties nf said ollice with fidelity.
WILLIAM GULICK.
Sunbury, May 31st, 1835.
To the Elector of Northumberland
County.
A T the solicitation of number of persons, in
different parts of the eountv, I have consented
to be a candidate for the office of
Tit E.I SURE n
of Northumberland county. I need hitdly aure
my fellow-citizens, that if I am elected, I will en
deavor to diarhsrge the duties uf the office fat hful
ly and impartially.
JESSE M. SIMPSON.
Sunbury, May 17th, 1845
To the Electors of Northumberland
Countv.
PELLOW CITIZENS. I have been induced
-- to offer myself as a candidate for the office of
1'roUionotar.T,
At the ensr.ing election Should I fortunately be
elected, I hereby promise, ftiihful'y and impartial
ly to discharge (be duties of si d nlhYp.
JOHN FA RNS WORTH.
Sunbury, May 10, 1S45.
To the Eleciors of Northumberland
County.
FELLOW CITIZENS. I hereby offer my
elf as a candidate., f r 'lie i iTico of
REGISTER AND BZCO
I can oyly promise, should I be lurrumte euoush
to be re-eleeie.l, to dih-irge tho duties of said ollito
with fidelity und impar i ili-v.
EDWARD OYSTER.
Sunbury, May 10. 115.
To the Electors
County.
of Northumberland
"7 EL LOW CITIZENS. At tbo ao'icita ion of
- a number of my friends, I have Consent. J 10
lie a candidate for the office of
REGISTER AND RECORDER.
I promise the rittzena of the county, that if I am
elected, I will endeavor to disrhnrge the dutira uf
the 1 llic 0 faithfully and imptirtitolv.
WILLIAM M. GRAY.
Sunbury, April 19th, 1 815.
To the Electors of Northumberland
Countv :
ENCOURAGED by a nnmbrr of my frimdi.
in different port of the county, I oiler myself
to your consideration aa a
Voluntirr candidate ir
Ihe office of
I can only promise, should I li el-ci-d, I rial.
every iffort to discharge the duties the office to
your cntne satisfaction.
DAVID ROCKKFF.LI.ER.
Sunbury, Aug. 30lh, IS15.
To the Electors of Northumberland
Coil nl v :
EING solicited bv many of my 'ri -nds to off r
uiysell a- a e 11 dtdaie f.n ihe i" e of
of Northumheiland rouo y. I ie i
your upsrt. I will eodeavi r t id i h
f-j' v s i''rit
e the dtr-
lie of ihe office faithful! v, sliotd I oure proper to
confer the same upon me.
JOSEPH NICELY.
Delaware township, July 12 ll"
To the Electors of Noithumbeili.i'.d
County.
lELLOW CITIZENS: A I l ave Wn great.
4 ly encouiaged by my fricta's, 1 aolictl you-r
support for the office of
S II K II I V V.
Should you confer this office up in me, I s'ojj?
endeavor lo discharce the dut-r -h rei.f with 'bi
litv. THOMAS A. BILLING 10. V.
Sunbu-y. April 19th, 1615.
To tlie Eleciors of Aorthumberjand
Countv.
I7F.LLOW CITIZENS. Having been encou
raged by niv friends, to offer myself a a candi
date for the office of
COUNTY COMWISSIONEXl,
I respectfully solicit your support. Should yon
ee proper to confer the office upon me, I will en
deavor 10 discharge the duties thcit-of with CJibty
and impartiality.
SEBASTIAN HACPT.
Sunbury. April 19ib, 114.1.
To the Electors of Northumberland
County :
"PELLOVV CITIZENS: I beg leave, to eff,.r
myself aa a candidate, at the on-uing election,
for the office of
County f'ointiitKHilonrrs
Shmild I be sr f otunate as to be e'ected, I plei'fcar
myself to discharge the duties of the office vr.iU
promptnesa and fiilul.lv.
CHARLES U !3.VSR.
Sunbury, April 5th, IS15.
' terms reduc imT'
PACUFRRl i .V CA I.I.EP I . I'Mtnt I'rtmi.
Urn Colored lAcn. .'.t, uuJ FLotograpfuc
J),p.-i .-
Xo. laaChcsnut Ntrrct, riiihilelphla.
No. 251 Brosdwsv, New Y ,-; ; N.. 75 Conrt
St..ei, Bo-iou j No. IHO Ch w t S 'e.t, Pbi's
delph s ; Btfttmnre M.re. . tta!ti.-nre ; B'SmiU
w ay, Saratoga Sprtr.g ; N t,Ci Cainsl Stteel,
New-tliV..lis ; M .in Mr. et Newp rt, R. I. And)
Main Street, 1u Buquv, Iowa.
CONSTITUTING t'i" I ls sod most Ktten.
aive r.slhli-hment of rl.s kmd i'i the Wnr.,
and conl ,ii,in mors t'ian a TII'U'SNNH POR
TR.'il i'S. euil racing those ..f soma nf the most
distinguished individuals, in the I'niied States.
Adintt'ame free.
'I bis E.tshhshment having hern awarded thai
Mtdal, Four Firl Premium, snd tu-o-Ji-ghrit
Il.nort' at ibe Libidinous at P.osion, New Vfc
snd I'hdadeli h'a, lespeeiively, for bel Picture- nl
Apparatu! i thus otflctally nniatne I in the pwi
lion of superiority her. l"f o iiiiivc-s My ssi-iuiUid ll
by Ihe puh lc, ss "First in the World."
June 28th, 1845. I y
SUPERIOR Port wi.ie. MaVriiMdiJsh,i
Wine. Also super ii r B.atuL a il lint, Lemon
Syiup. Also ftf-v bstfe', ... Hi t k FiM lor sad
by hLNUV WASsKK.
Sunbury, Jury ltldi, 1845.