Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, August 29, 1846, Image 3

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Ofiecoftfie IWtTttoa ABir, Aug. 01.
"" GR AIN The supply of Wheat today has
been smnll and prices Mendy. We continue to
(noe good to prime. roil at "JOaSO cts., ami infe
rior to fair of C.r,n70 e t. No family flour white
Wheats nt market. A sale of Penna. red was
rnadc to-d.iy nt R( rts ' - ,, ' '
Sale of 'Cprn to-day at 4Ca l7 eta. for wliito,
find 63adl et. for yellow. ' - J- '" ;
' A parcel of Md. Ryewia. sold to-day nt GO cts.
' , W quote Oats nt 25a37 cts. . ,, ' ", .",
V WHISKEY. The demand continues moder
ate, and price atationary ht 83 cts. for hhds.,
end 33cti. for Mils. .' . "
e m '
. , ".' i Comwnniratcd, .
Tn casually looking over your paper, I was
filled, with profound giicl by observing the an
nouncement of the death of an old and valued
.friend, Mrs. Ei.iz.Aiimi Lazarus. .
' Woman, prevented from participating in the
'active and stirring scenes of liTc, unobtrusively
cultivates those social virtues, which daily as
cend from the domestic hearth, as a sweet scen
ted offering to Heaven, and constitute the peace
and happiness of home. It waa there an intima
cy of years enabled me to note the deceased in
the scrupulous discharge of the various duties bf
wife and mother, in these tender relations she
exhibited the most self-sacrificing devotion; but
'the generous sympathies of a kind heart were
Hot confined to them alone. She always was to
Tjo found at the bedside of the sick, ministering
'to them comfort and their wants; and when
death and affliction visited her friends and neigh
bors, she participated in their grief, and mingled
her benevolent, sympathies with their sorrows.
Her sudden disease has inflicted shock upon
licr family, peculiarly painlu.1 from its sudden
ness, which time alone can relieve, tint her loss
is irreparable ; and while the affliction tf an in
refutable TVovideweetspetw the fountain of grief
in the hearts tX those connected by the dearest
ties, many "rVirtifl will cherish her memory,
and drop tht fcinifly teat of tegtct. ,
, For tins Amciican.
.' " AssrmWymnn.
' Ma. EniTnTt.- Permit me to recomnvnd to the
D'tm-crary of lliis ecAmty, fur lliis rrpniisihle ti
lion.a n.an who, fir his unwavering fT to ran.
I ain the TaiifTof 1843, nod lira stem and manly
nd'icrence to every other principle of our grrat par.
I V, in spite of the ntlcmpt of the ruling powers lo
guvcrn bim, merits the cntifhb nee of his former
constituent. EOWARD Y. BRIGHT has faith
fully reived us in olhei ycrrs let os try him again.
Vet'er cht one vthse sentiments we know, and
Whose intrgnty we c nnot doul-1, at ibis crisis, than
a new mn that may turn traitor to our interes's.
r. ry one know that Mr. Bright was always in
favor of prnleeli n to American Industry, and war
mover of the lerolulion instructing our Senatora
end Representatives to support that policy. Let
very di mortal who know bis country's and his
fiCti interest, tote f- r fbe iinenmptomising oppo.
rent r free trudc bill vf EDWARD Y.
iKlUHT. SHAMOKIN.
For the American.
Ma. Enttne. As the Standing Committee of
ii c iiinty have appointi-d llio 7lh day of 8eptem
.'r next f. r tin1 meetieg of the dfl galea lo the Do
locnlie County Convention, it behooves u to linik
liout far mmo euiiahle person to repreent tlii
iiinty in the next Legislature.
In tdia n-wtihip we 'c di-cjdrdly in favor of the
c-clcction rf oui lute representative, EDWARD
BRIGHT. Esq. We I e'ievn him lo I honest,
iihful nd cumin lent, an I warm'y attached to
si' tine interest of the people of il.is couity. Ll
oof of lhi, we nied but point lo bin ruiirse in fa
ir of '.lie ii rilT, mill all I in nil er public art by
liich t!ie interest of hi constituent were to be
r end. -
Mr Dkmocsits nr I.owku MiHoitor.
VkVcm Ann Aavr., tun i.l Frvrns Ccaan
riiiAXiiHi'.Til Piti.. All fever are occasinii
by the dinordetrd motion oflho blood, p-odiiccd
the humornl aeronilv by hardening ihe va'vet of
vc-m'Ij. Tlio M ukI clreuluti-a with (ireatly in
eased uperd, and is si ill increased by the friction
ihe gluliuWa, ! paiiklf which compose the mas
lluiils. 1 hi n it i thai the excessive heal and
i'U i rrieiirnciU ihrouahrut the v.h"e srsteio,
d accompanied with great ihirat, pjin in the head,
rk, kidneys, aud in fact complete proatroliun
all the racullirs of the mind as wtll as tody.
On the first attack of fever, or any disease, im
diaiely lake a I irge doM of Brandrelh Vrgeta
i llnivcrval Pilln, and continue tn keep up a
wcrful effect upon ihe bowels Until ihe fvet or
n has entirely ceased, 8ii or eiuhl will in
wt cases lie sufficient a a do, and one dne of
skind it is not Improbable, may reenl mon'ba
ilk lie, prihaps death.
Jr. Benjamin Urandielb'a Vegetable Universal
U, are indeed a universally approved medicine,
ich by its peculiar action, cleanses the blood of
impnritica, rrntove every Pain and WcaAneu,
I finally Ratortt the Vontlitution to perfect
ilth and Vigor,
Purchase of H. D. Maaaer, Sunbory, or of
agent, pul'ltahed in another part of ibis paper.
n Milton on the 19th inst., Mr. MARY WIT
li, consort of Mr. Amos Witter, aged 43
r. . : .
jsiii-j.. l i-ii
ie Uemocratlc Klectors orXortti
' ' uiuberland Couutjr,
RE reipiested to meet, at the usual place of
holding township elections en WalurUsy lue
day of Heiiti mber ncit, for the purpose of elrc-
' delesalea to meet in county coovention, the
at lloua in cJuubury, on Monday the 7 lb of
umber. JOHN McKIPKNEV,
A. JORDAN,
JACOUD. HOFrMAN,
A. D. PATTERSON,
, A.HUIPMAN,
uu4. IStb. bunding Committee.
.,i':icK .t:uniniNT. ,
, Cifrrtdect tvrtlrly hy llrnry Masmr,
,i WnrT, . - '. ..,
81)
r.3
fi3 '
25
6
112J
10
. 0
2ft
10
10
10
75 .
U)0
. Conn, ., , , .
, Oats,
PnnK, . .....
. , FuTarrii,
, . Mt'TTsn, , ;,
, I'un, ', . , . ,
. OsKSWiV,
. Til.KIW, . : .
.. Pui, . ... ,
! Hrr.mni Et.it,
Daian Arriss, -.
Do. Pkachks,
'CSood Intent I'lrc Com pan jV
AH I'ATED MEETINtJ orthe Uontpiinv win
be held on 'rnemliy evening next, at 7 o'clock,
at the Court House.' Punctual nttenilanea la re
quired. ' HENRY ' PONNEL.' -
Ae 29. IR18. Secrtlartf.
IVoticc.
rriHE inderiffned Ae lt-r, appointed by ihe
. JL Otphana' Court of Northumberland county,
to mate iliairibution of the balance of ihe estate of
GEORGE WATT, remaining in the hand of
Frederick l.naaius, his administrator, to an.1 among
those k? illy rniitlrd lo receive the same, will at
tend to the iln'iea of hia appointment, at hi office,
in Hunbury, on the Slut day of 8epiemliei, 1846.
All persona interested are requested to attend. -WM.J.
KARTIN,
, Aug. 20, 1846. 4t Aoditor.
ciieapestin" tiTe TvouliT!
Stcunt Refined Sngnr Candles, i
- 13 catrra ran row an, wnoLr.aiat.
J J. RICHARDSON, No. 43 M.ikei Street,
PniLADRLPHit, takes plcaaure in mlmming
ihe public, that he still continue to aell hi very Pa
ierior Steam It fined Candy at Ihe low price of
$13 60 per 100 pounds, and ihe quality i equal to
any manufactured in the Unued Htatea. ' '
He Uo off ra all kind of good in the Cenfee
tinnertf and Fruit line at eorre-ponding low piiuee,
ae quick aalrs end email piofil are the order of
the day. . .
. Call or aeml your order, and you cannot fail to
be aliaried. Don't forget the number, 42 MAR
KB r STREET, PHILADELPHIA. - - -
J.J.RICHARDSON.
Attcnat 29th. I64fi. 6m
... Address to tlio Public
THE unprecedented success attending the use
of Dr. O. Ilenj'n Smitli'a ( ucr Coutrd) lm
proted VeKelaMe I'llls," and the arVnowlnlued au-l-erioiily
which they posieas over the common An-li-Uliou,
Cathartic, and various other 1 'ill in ge
neral use, have given them a decided preference
with all who have used thrm ; and they are uni
versally esteemed Ibe most ifo and peasant ur
gatives ever oil- red to ihe public.
fjj CAU'l'ION. As a miserable imitation ha
been mado, by the name of Sugar Coaiod Pill',"
it ia necessary to be aure that Dn. G Uasi. Smith's
signature i on every Imh. . Price 26 cent. - i
Principal Office, 179 Greenwich L New York,
Sold by JOHN W. F RILING. Sunbury.
WM. FOKSYTHE, .VoTAWef.
. Aug. S3, 1846. - v n .
W. H. THOXVIFSON,
VnliioiialIc
BOOT AND SHOE '.MAKER,"...
. Mabkk Stuiet, SuHauar, -
THANKFUL for pat favors, begs lesve lo in
form h a frienda and the public geieratly, thai
he has Ju-t relumed from the city i'b new and
fnahinnalile biatu, an I a 0)11 assort romt of Light
col red, Uronr.e, Hlark Kid, and all other kinds
i'f Moroecft t r tirntleim n, l.ailira and Chil.'r. n'a
wear; and he aaxure all who may f.ivor him with
Ihcir ru-lom, that ihey may rely upon having their
w.ik d.ine in the m.wi ulmlantial and fiabionublo
manner, and ai vrry low price.
He alo haaa full a-oriment of biw prierd work,
elicti-d by liiinxeir which be will sell lower than
ever nlf red in tbi place, viz
Men's Mioe. ' as tow as , fl.OO
Er ra 8iou! n.K.t, .. S.tm
ti.od Lace B o-s for Women, " I, OH
Women' Slipa, fto
Children' Shoes 25
B.de l.eall cr, Mnroeco. he., fir rte low. '
Anguat23.l, 1 846. ap! Kif
oot & Shoe
SSTABLISHrfSENT.
DANIEL nilUCKEMILTaKK.
At hit Old Estahlishnrnl. in Market Street,
' Sunbiirt,
(orPOSITK TIIK KED I.ION 1I0TEIM) '
fTh ETUiSNS hi thanka for past favors, and re
Xi ftj 'P'cifully iiifurma hi friends and the puMin
luuerally, tbut he continues to nunufactuie to ol
der, in the nrateat and latent stylo,
CI IF, A I HOOTS A!l SHOES,
warranted of the Keel material, and mado by the
most expetbnrrd workmen. He also kerpa on
hand a general assortment of fashionable Boot for
L grind-men, together with large stock of f.iahion
v.. . .. ..... .....
able eenllemen s,toys , la.lle andrhlldien Phoes,
all of which have been made under bis own imme
diate inflection, end are of ihe beat material and
workmanahiii, which ha will sell low for caah,
tn addition In ihe a!vc, he ha Just received
from Philadelphia a Urge and rxtenaive supply of
lloota, Shoes, Ac of all derlptions, which he l-o
rffcre fir caah. cheaper than ever before oil", red in
this place, He lespeelfully invite his old custo
mer, and other, to call and examine for them-
Ives. .
Repairing done with neatneaa and despatch,
etunliury, August I6ih, 1846.
Orphniisj) Court Nnle
IN pursu nre of an order of ihe Oiphana' Court
of NonhumHeiland county, will be ld ai pub
lie vendue, en Saturday Ibe Alii day of September
next, on the premise, in ea'd county, t wit i
A ceitsin tract of land Miaaie In Itueh township,
county aforesaid, adjoining land of Isaac Kline,
Widow Streh, Henry Hun end other, containing
00 acre more or leaa, 25 sere of which are clear
ed, whereon is erected a email one story frame end
log honae, a small big atable, and an apple orchard.
Ja the eelate of Bsvtd Kaaemen, dee'd.
Sale to commence at 10 o'rlook, A. M. of said
day, when the conditions of sate will be made
known by FREDERICK KA8EMAN,
Auua8tb, 1846 6t - AJmr.
sr.
T?KOM the premise of the subscriber, in Sba
-s- mnkintown, Northumberland county, on the
mat m July last, . - -:
t w o co w 8. C ' ;
One a fresh milch cow, red, with white belly and
tail, and some wbite about her fare. The other a
uaik luiudle, with a abort lad. Any ncraon In ill E
in ii ihe said aliay lo the aubacriber, or giving Ititu
iuformalion tabvte they can be found, will he iea-
soniiy rewaidcd. W M. M. WEAVER
cthamokiiilowu, Aug. 8, 1846. Ji.
... W II O TiE 8 A !,K , ,
soot: &- a:-iOSi 'STC?als.
- CHEAP FOK CASH. '
Ao. 35 Rfitifi Ttiirit Strrrf, olmve Chhnut,
r ii i l a b e x. r si i a.
Tr.nM Ann rirr MANnrACTt'iite anara anii
:' anoss. ,. - . -
fllllE Subscriber h.iatakeri the liberty ol nd.lrea
1 find the publie, satisfled that they will .find, it
lo their Interest to call and rtaui'iie Jii slok of
Roots and Shoes, and acquaint themaelve Willi
hia prices, j ' f ; ' : ' ;. i
Selling exclusively for Ihe Cash, he is enabled
and determined to aell lower than any ether regu
lar houto in iho city. :
. Persona will please exsm'ne the market tho
roughly, and, bifuio purchasing, call at the aloie
of . TH OS. .. EVANS,
No. .15 South Third, above Chescul St
Philadelphia, Aug. 15. 1840.
To Teachers, ,
I, LEV EN principal teachers, and one. aaj-tsiit,
J will be wanted for the coming frill and winter
school, in Sbamekin ditrie.t,Nnriiunilerland coun
ty. Persnns wishing In bo employed as such, will
please moil the board of directors, at the houre of
Felix Lerch, in SnulTtown, on Saturday the III b
day of September next, for examination accHiling
to law, Peraons applying itoi persoi ally kn.wn
lo Ibe board, will ho expected lo pr.nluco lultrra of
recommendation lunching good moral cbaiacter. -djT
The hoard wi'l meet at 8 o'clock, A. M. ;
By order of the boaid. . ,,
FELIX LERCH.
Attest, Prea't B. 8. D. Sham. Dial
Enn Jonir, Sec'y. .
Shamokin Diet, August 6ih, 1846. ,
TO THE KLTOTORsToFN
BERLAND COUNTY.
IELIXIW CITIZENS: At the eolirilalion of
a number of pi rsnne, in difTerent part of ibe
county, I have consented to be a candidate for the
office rf -' .......
- COVXVTT COMXCISSXONXia.
I can only promise, should I be elected, In make
every effort lo discharge the duties of the ill"ice to
your entire satisfaction. -.
HUGH McFALL.
Delaware townrhip, Aug. 8ih, 1846.
TO TlllEtiECTOR'l)
VMIiERLAND COUNTY.
IELLOW CITIZENS s Through lite rnrnu
rsgemenl of my frienda, I have been induced
to offer myself a a candidate fit Ibe oflico of .
County CoinmlMionrr. -
Should you see proper to elect me, I will m ike eve
ry rflbtl to render general SMliafsetion.
WILLIAM WILSON.;
' Lewis towutbip. Ang. 8. 1846. ""
Valuable Real Estate
.a-
Jk I.L ihst certain Tavern Stand and Valuable
VJk. Farm, situite in Shsmokin townsh-p, Nor
ihumheiland county, on Centre Turnpike, about
8 mi Ira from Sunbury, the county town, adjoining
lands of Fegely's Heirs, Annsnias Saxton and o
there, containing 150 acrea more or leas, 20 acres
of which being in good meadow, a small creek
running through the aame, and about 20 acrea
thereof being well limbered, the residue being in a
high state of cultivation under excellent fence, on
which is an orchard of choice fruit trees; the buil
dings constat of a two story stone dwelling house,
well adapted for a Tavern Stand, which waa k pt
as rnrh for upwards of 35 years, a targe conveni-'
ent bank bain, with abundance of good shed and
other out buildings. "
ALSO A ni'tlier small tract of land adjoining
the above and land of Daniel J. Rote and others,
containing iibout 18 acre in good statu of cultiva
tion ; the building, theienn consist ,.f a two sloiy
frame dwelluia house and frame bank barn, with
'Ihrr put buildings water apiiiiKlug at, ibe door
of tlii dwelling and the tavern aland, by meant of
fountain pumM ll,i late the real estate of Mar-,
tin Weaver, doe'd., ai d will be anlJ at private aale
by ho eulierilM r, being autboiiziil by Iho heira if
said diCtattd. Jnd sputal le litlea will I.p cive-,.
I)NIEL J. ROTE,
Fir the uaeoflbe Heiis nfaaid d. ceased.
Shsmokin lownabip, Aufuat 1, 1316. if
D E N tTsR yT
JACOB" SELLS?.,"':'''
IIANKFI'L fur the liberal encouragement
which be has received, wmd I rrspeeifiilly
ii.fornt his frienda and Ihe cititena of Noilliumls-r
land county in neneral. that he baa prepirrd bim-
celf with the best Incorruptible Teeth. tJol I Plain,
(old Foil, &c , that can he had in Ibe city of Phi
ladelphia ; and ibat ho will emleavor, t i ibe utmost
of hia ability, to render full satisfaction lo a'l who
utay think piopcr lo engago tils fervice. lie will
be In Sunbury nt the Auuu.l court, where ho will
l prepared, at hi residence, lo inra-rt Teeth on
(Sold Plate, or on Pivot, on iho I iivsi and mot r
pro,ed plana, and attend to all the brunette U'loiig.
ing lo DEN I'Al. Sl'IMiKRV.
Ladies will be waited on at their place of rri-
deuce, if desired.
Hi charges will be reasonahle, and his woik
warranted. , .
He Will visit difTerent parts of the county, about
i. nee in three m.4iih. ' . . , , .
Sunbury, July IMh, I84C flm ' '
jrxE.VTEU'8 SPIRITS OF SOAP, fc.r ix
JLf tracting Oreaae, Dry Paints, Varnialt, Tar,
Wax, Ac from clothing wf any description, war
ranted not lo iniuie Ihe cloth or the mo-t delicate
color. Tbi bqli d ha abto U-en u-el Willi gnat
aucce in caa. a ol Burn. Scalds Tett- r. I'imploa
on the face, Chapped hsniU, Sore i. Rheum a-
tiam, Hard ,4 soft Corua, cVr. Titce, 3D elm
tier boi lie. For aale at the atoie of
July 18. 1840. . H. MASSfiR.
B. ICIIVZBI2XI. ' JR.,
No, 31 North Fourth Sirvvl, unJcr the Mcr
chanti" Iltttcl, . , , ,
Phlladelpliln,
a tt ... rA....)
KEEPS constantly on hand an extensive aa
rortmenl of all kind of Silk, Fur and Ilea
ve Hata, which be offer for sate on the moat rea
sonable term. ' Hi Hat are made up ol the best
materials, and in ibe moat approved atyle. ' Per
son viUing to city will And it In their interest lu
call. July llth, 1846. ly
FOUNTAIN HOTEL?
' Ught Street, .
. . . . . . ,.t . i.
npHE House hsa undergone a thorough tcpair.
X 1 be proprietor solKtt it former patronage
Term 1 23 per day. ,
, WM.W.Dlt,
... ARTHUR L. FOG'3.
July 4, JM8-ly ProptMura.
CoSQKEHS AX. Blue aud litau Congrea
J Ink, of aujieiior quality, for sale cheap, at tin
atoreet HENRY MASSE K.
July 4th, iStn.
AWAitnrH at tm rnaiiit maTiTrTK, 1843
' -a - y' a . ' '
Tiljr Pft.snYrrrotypc EslnMisIiinrn!.'.'
(LTi! Siviiaa o Coi.usra.)
K. 100 Chttnut (t.,'We Third, South aic,
. r, f riIII.AZEX.rHZA. -
INIATt'RF.S taken equall
lly as well in clou
A dark silk die
XVJal "J ss in rloir went:
for a ladv. and a black auit fur a ocnlleman. are
lircf.irnlilo in silling for a picture. No extra charge
is ttiaiio lor coloring, and pnrlert likeneeae are
Ruaraitird. t ( July 4lh, I81. Jy
CHESNUT STBEBT,
;;P HI LA DEI, V II I A. 5
flltl IS bitpe and Cotnieodlolis llolel had recently
I been lined up wlh entire new furniture.
'I he aHlwcribet I here tor Mil kit Ihe patronage of
the public, and t'ti.-t that their experience in the
buaiueaa will enahle thrm to give entire satisfac
tion. Term inodurate. ., .' ; ;
. , 1IACLEY, McKENZIE & Co.
July 4th, ISIG. ly . . -
Keller V Crirt't'iionli,
PATE1TT ATTO?lTYS,
. AND MECHANICAL KNCINKKUS,
WASHINGTON, S. O.
DR A WINOS and Papers for the Patent Of.
fice will hti irepared by them, at their ollWe,
opposite the Pa'ciit Ollke.
July, 4th, 1840. ly .
PREZUCIUXIX SCALES.
Pale' Crk tateil Rail Road Scare.
' Con! and Hav do
' Iron MntifeV d
Portable Platform do
20 different aieea,
Dormul or FliHr do
A different site.
." Cnunier - " do
12 difTerent slu-a.
The above Scale are
mado either single or
double beam,' and are
decidedly Ihe moal durahle, aerurate and conveni
ent fcb a ever ine Pit. We also have Platform
and Coniit- r Soulra, Patent Balance and every
kind of VV'cighina Machines in uae for sale, whole
vale ml retail, at low price. All Scare sold by aa
lo go out of iho rliy, are hoxed free of charge, and
warranted .i give salixfaetion ti the porehaer In
every particular. CRAY cV BROTHER,
Mauufarturrrs and Deafer, No, 34 Walnut street,
. June 8T. 1 840. ly VkilaJitphin.
- HORSE SHOES. Burden" a Patent
Horse Shoe, for ,! at manufieiureta
P'icea by
GRAY t BSOTHER.
June 57. 1810,-ly ' v Walnut ,l. Pbilad.
S ATT. Sew Voik Sail in I nuel and bags, for
ale at manufacturer' price by
, ... . , CRAY A. BROTHER.
. June 27, 1810. ly , I Walnul at. Phil .id.
""CL"b I H I IT C-,. -
W1IOL.CS.4L.I: AXI RCTAIIa. .
rPHE vutsrailwr are conatNiitlv manuf iclurinu
-L. ftom the best French, Kncliah and American
manufactured Cloth and Uaaaiincr. CLOTHINU
in a very superior atyle, cut and . workmanship.
Persons buying lo sell again will find one of the
large! and moat fashionable stock of goods to aclecl
from in Ibe city, and at unprecedented .w price--.
. ... J. W. & E. D. STOKb,
4 Market at. I'bllad.
N. B, A larae aaortmerl of Odd Fellow ' Re
(alia CMistanily on Itmid, and all orders from" bxlrjoa
or iixltaidtlal pUnCUaly allili.le.l to, on Ihe moat
liberal term. . . , . J. W. oiE. D.S.
PluboMpbia. Jun27ih, Isitl. ly
l ?I I O R T i M T " ' '
, TO ALL COUNTRY
HOXTSBICBEPERS.
. YOU in iy he sure ol oll inmg, nt
jrM ull tiinea, pure and highly (1 ivored
Hy the hiuulf pound or Inrq.-r quti tity, at Iho
I'rkln T' 4'ominjsi "rVar'Iau"o.
30 .SijiiA Sicuuti strrrt, Mwern Varhtt utltl Vhtt
1 rir7 Unfix, , "
' ' . ipiiii-ADELrniA. ;
Hereiofoie it haa leen very dillleull, indeed, al
nio.l iinHV!ble, always in olnaili good lire, n and
Itl.rk Teas. But now vou have only to v ir.il ibe
P. I In IVj Cninaii'a Slim, lo obtain aadet'uioiH
- - - . j
m..l r..ianl IVs v.,ii mill. I iih for. A U latH
can here ho united, with Ibe advantage of getting a
pure arliele at a low price.. . , , . r,
June 27th, tmri.
' ; TVotice.
TfcTttTlCE t hereby fiiveii, thai an plication
Iwl arill l m ..Im to ihu m il legislature lor a
chailer for a Bmk wuh a capital of f.'illtMKI, and
owei to ineriaao llara ill tin reuf J 100,000,
will) hanking and diM'ouiilinj piivib'gea, lo lo cal
led -The Bank of Shsatokin." ami to I located iu
ihe borough of Suubry, in NorihumherUod coun
ty. ... - June 27Ui. 110.
Have von jirnrtl tlic.IVrw h t
NO ! WHAT IS IT?
-- Wnr, air'st iw nstan tt -
MARTIN -IRWIN,;
.t, hi "7, in Murktl tlitrl, nifjiiiting llit three
fury lirifk Ihmst,
1 T AS juMeoeived from PhiUdlihia ihe largeal,
A handoine and Im bI assortment of , ,
. HOO I S AM) HIIOF.S
nfrvciy dee.riiitlon, that liaa ever I wen brnnghl lo
ih'i place. And vihut i Mill bener, lln'y iy ho
ell o cheap, that you ran buy two ram fur Ihe
tnm mtiueji thai tyu user la jniy fir sue pair.
He llt'is roe Cash and Ski.i. Von, Cahb, and
that la the ieaon Uiat lie car, alHiid to sell ibem n
much cheaper. f you doit't want to buy, JuM cll
and see his slock. He ia always glad lo see bis
cu'toipcrs; and it i no trouble lo him lo ahow bis
goods. Ju.-t lo give you an idea huw cheap be dor
aell, t'uo followiug U a liaa. of price of part of his
at.fH t
Mens Thick Booti
worth f 4 0(W-al $ 75
da Fine Grain co
do Cair do
BoyaTbiek do
Youths' do
Mens' Thlrk Brogsha,
Womena' Morocco Well
4 50 at
3 00
M
ft 00 at
3 60 at
S 00 at
I HT at
3 00
175
1 35
I DO
do ' di
do dil
do do
do ' do
'. do i do
and JU1 Bprin, ., 150-e-at 100
Women' best City made
Kid S!loera, 1 63 at I 12
Ladles' (Jailers and Gai
. ter Boot. , . . " 3 00 at 1 37
. Also, every variety of LadieV, Boy' and chil
dren' shoes, at prices lower than ecr bcloro olfcr
cd. Cume See.
Suubuiy, Juue 13ib, 1810. Oin
" TP.'JTH , IS. OTIOHTZ AlTfi . WILL" PRETAIL."
A . B. MARSH ALL,
' . lo. l4H ClH-Niint Street, betueen Seventh ami Eighth g(rect,
IS nrtw ptepared lo nfler. Wholesale and Retail,
a largo assortment of Fasct and Sta p La
la K Y noons,
hi it eel to the Country aa well a City Trade. He
continues tlio ayatem of "no nlmlmitiil in price,"
which he has puraued for the past ten year, end
desirea to call the special attention of the puld'c to
it the only true ttntetn of retail busineee, and
wh'irh ia derididly l. the iutcrent of the purchaser
lo promote. t is quite lime iho fraudulent prae
lice of pslvinn a biub priee, and abating to make lb
puti hnaers believe they aie ibe "favored few," wa
done away with, as, nine limea out of ten. Ihey are
inadu lo pay a higher price (however great Ihe re
due'ioii) than the lit.- Myt0 RM quality can be pur
chased at Ihe One Piiec Sioie."
A. 15. M. ia in regular receipt ef the neweat and
cheapest aensonahtc goods, .and when any article
lrpieei.it s in value ihe price ia at once marked
down so low Ilml ii Ciiiiliol 1h- undetaold.. By tbia
ayaleui the puuhaser can al nil timra huy widi
confidence and a di- faction, and without waste of
lime in it'cleaa bargaining. He ha al this lime
a Complete assortment of .
SILKS.
Itlaik l.iMnno. Oitonv.n, Poux do Sole, Man
tua, On is dn Rhine, Artuutc, and other Ires aud
Mantilla Silks. Also,
Fancy Hresa Silka, from 41 cla. lo f 3 SB per
var.l, inchiding all the variety of approved and
useful nl) le and combination of elbn.,' '
' Lining Silks, Foulard Sitka, Silk Gingham.
LAWKS ASH OKCASDIES.
P.iria Paintitl I.swna and Organdies, of the
tiewret and most approved e'yle, a Well a thtt
cheapest in Ihe market. Alo,
Scotch Lawn at very low prices.
IHE SCII VlSUltAMS,
O r ihe neweat designs. Also Scotch (linghama
and tiincham Lawns, very cheap. Twill'd Barb
stun and Manchester Uingbam, for children'
wear, " '- -' ' '
PRE SCII CHISTZES.
Light, meilium, and dalk colors, 4-4 wide, Abto,
berl m ke American Chinta and Calicoes, of the
ntW attorns, at 12 J els. per yard.
MOVSEUN I)E LAISES,
Of the moal splendid Omhre and Printed atyle,
down to the French, Englitdi ami American, at 25
cent r ja'd.
HA KECKS af.Vf) 11ALZOIUSE8,
Of all qualities and every variety of design-",
rliiird lo all lasle. Ala-', embroideied and chain
Mebid RoIns, Bayadere and Polka Ureases, emh'd
Swma Mualirl and Bishop Lawn drem ialterrs
Taib-I. n and coloiC.I plaid and stripe Swtaj Mil
bus.
white coons.
Plain Swie. Mull, N.niaook. Jseconet, Canibiic,
Book, and Teibloii Mnsbiie, Ptaid, Snipe, coid tl
and ficuied Cnihiic and Sii- do , Bishop Lawn,
JOHN. 11- PURDY,
1 I'SPECTFIILI.Y infiirm hi frienda and
customers, thai ho bs removed bis stoi k cf
gorl to ibe Stone House, on Maikel square, form,
erly occupied by Mr. Wm. Hewarl, where he will
be happy tn serve hi idd cuatomere and Iho pub
lie generally, on as good terms, and al b low pri
rra a ran bo had c'aewhero, .
A large aaaortment of (Jroeeriea, Dry Uoods,
end lueena ware, eonalantly on hand.
Juno 27th, 1810. If.
"Tiii iuu Sliect-l run V.irc"
MANUr ACTOR V
8SLINSOBOVS, PENN'A.
rilHE auleerilcr re-peirlfully inform iho public
JL that be has e mineneed iho manufarture or
Tin nn1 sliprt-Iron IVarc,
in all ii various branches, at Solinsgrove. Ilia
ware ia not on'y made tiftlin Iw-st materials, but is
pill time lier in a iulsiautial and woikmatilike man
ner, tlilleiiut! In this nspect from much of ihe waie
a.ibl, wl ich ia made up in a bnriy for that purpose.
An excellent a-sortim lit will bn kept on hand at ail
lime, wbii h will be sold on ibe most reasonable
ierm. ANDREW 8. W'lNGEUT.
S-linscrove, May Ifuli. ISIfl. tf.- '
Itltli ami i:iBUt
C APaPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS AND VINIH)V SHADES,
irnw KPTtiNO t n a tit;.
f HE au scilh, rliaa juai upeued lor spring tiade,
I a large and complete assortment of Brua-elx,
Imperial, -upeiline au.l fine Ingrain, and cnetfan
('ARPE'l'S, which t-.avc all been pun based iihiu
a moullw nt the lnveal cash ralea. They atu now
,ITeriHl at greallj reduced prices for cash.'
I he ij'ir.la are of mi eitra style and nniah, anl
beiiit; of the best makn hi d fabric, oiler great in-iluii-menta
to pun-ba-erH toohlahi a handaome and
ileauablo arlielo at prices brlov llic ImUnl late.
, The na-orirnenl ia roinph-t in every re ect, and
eiMiaiais in -f ihe following -' "
New and 4i ndn.1 Bruam'ta : .
l0 do - Ingrain ' ' '
Do do ! Imperial v ' CARPETS.
Ilo do '. Twl'd Veneiian r at Reiluced
Id, il. PI tin do ' Price.
Ui b'-' Fine A 'oiumon ' '
. lugraiu ' .)
SpkrhiHd EmtxviM-d Piano and Tahlo l!orra i
Hiair R.hIs, lliiHbngs, Sheep SkiiiH, Ac. Ac.
With au irnmen-a, at ark of low piieed Carpeta
of all ilewrirtMMi, I oat,' Ran Hump, and Cotton
Carpel, from 12 lo .Ml cents ar yard.
, I'ountiy Merchant, lioun keper and other
have uoW an ojp,wiunuy of eupplying Ihemaelves
with handaome and desirable ornla at greatly nilil
red prices. - ItOUEKT B. WALKEK,
2 N. '.'d at. opposite Christ t'huich.
n.iladelpbia. May I6h. iHtlt .1m
IMSNlXSY'LVANlA" llUDSK,
jCiai
I a a j a
' DAKVILUl) PAa
rlHl! tuibaetilier, late of Ihe Union Ilolrl, Mun
X ey, Pa , reapc-trully inform the old and nil
merou cuslomer of the
Pennsylvania Iloufeci
and the public generally, lhal he hat knafct-d Ibe
Tavern Stand of John Rhode, in Hsnvill. wber
be ia now prepares) ie euteruisj travellers, and per
one visiting the town, in ilia vety beat alylav- The
accummodaliona will be such As a well conducted
public hou ahould atlord, and n rOioti will be
spared to render satisfaction, in every reprci, to ill
who may call. . The ciliten of Lycoming county
are invited. 10 put up with the Uudtiaigned ben
Ihey Visit Pan die. , ,
HENRY WEAVER.
Snifle, May 3, 1S46. . t
"jrl7l Ol.TssESl hliiiiTqulity Sug"r House
IfJJ Motaaaea, euly It) cent per quart; abw, a
au per One article of yellow MolAs s for baking, on
ly 121 cen la per quart lor a al t lie albrebf '
Juue 13, IS 10. HENRY MASSER.
I mi lain ii Cambric, Cambr'c Dimity, Irish Shirting
Liuena, Dnmssk Table Linen, 'i'aldo Cloths end
Napkins, Long Lawns, French Linou t'ambric end
Lim n Lnwna, cheap Shirting and Sheeting Mus
lins, and rUK-rior Long Cloth Shitting.
MOIKSISC GOODS.
Lupin's Bomlminc of alt qualities, and the vi
rion shade of - Black, Summer Bornhnxiue ot
Brilliaules, Silk and Cotton Warp Alpaccas, Silks,
MotiNclin ,lc Laiucs, Barege, Balr.orincs, Murqnese,
(reiiailine-i, Cini-hania, Lawns Crapes, Crnpo and
Lovo lrf-i.se Vh-Ii, Kid and Silk Cloven, llosici v.
Plain Silk. Clacii, Ottoman, Thibet. Barege aul
I'wieted Sifk ShaWla, Scarf and Cravate.
Ull AWLS -AND SCARFS.
French Cashmere long and squaie Shawl.--,
Brocbo do., Piinted, Barcgn, Thibet and Tcrkeiri
do., tilaeia, Twisted Silk, Crenadino, Hernani aud
Mohair do., and low priced do.
Silk, Urcuadinc, Barege, and olhrr lung and
shoit Scarfs. Alan, Cravats.
Black Lace and Silk Mantillas, Viaiii, Capes and
Cardinals, of the l ew styles.
EMllllOlDEKIES ASl) I.ACF.
Emb'd Caps, Collars, Sieuci, ami Ciiemi.i-tis,
under SleeVea and CulTri, English mid Fr-nrh
Thread Laci-H, l-'ilitinga and lusrrlinca, l.'u:i:n l! i -bn
Edgioga and Insertinaa, rmh'd S iaa anrt I ' -hi-brie
do., Bhu-k and While Laee Viels. Lace f.-liwl
aud Scarfs, wide Black Laces lor Mannll.n uml
Scat Tri, and Blu-k BruseoU Laee, for trinuiiing do.
and dresses. "
HOSIER Y.
English white and black tibb'd. emh'.l, opeii
woiked, slid plain Silk Hosiery ; whito and Hack
half Hose, ribb'd and plain ; spun Silk ad raw Silk
do.t alert, English and Swiss white, colored, ond
unbleaehol Cotton do j ribb'd, plain, emh'd chk k
ed, and open worked; alo, Children' Col ion do ,
and Ladiea' while and unbleached I.ile Thread
do , of various qualities, a scarce and desirable ta
lkie, and olhrr Hosiery of various, descriptions.
LtSES CAMRIIIC ASD LA WAT JUMPS.
Plain, corded, lerdered, riviere, musique, and
emb'd Linen Cambric aud Lawn Hdkf.,irotn 13.$
ct. to f20 each. Also, Bags, l'utsea, Creeu Ba
rege lor Veils, (lauze Vicla, Black Linen, Lead
col'd aud Brown do.. Paper Muslins, &c,
FOR CESTLEMRX.
All the new styles rich and cheap Scarf and
Cravats Kid, Sdk, Thread, aud olber (ilovr,;
(Bolton half Hose -, Silk and Linen Cambric pocket
Hdkfs, Suiqwnders, Jtc. ,
0f You can find at MARSHALL'S, 18 Chc
nut r.lrrct, almost every ariieln in Dry Uoodi that
you reipiiie, and at prices qnile aa tow. ir not lower
than elsewhire, (i7 itloliitinterc.il lanrll eheup)
and as bo ia constantly adding to his ttoi k the n( vs
est and ebenpeat gooils, you will be sure of In inc.
auiii-d. But, leader, you ato invi'.cd to tail and
judce for vonrself.
Philadel'phii. May lOih. I?lfi. 2m
DANVILLE
eW.n3xv.jta:
WOOLEN FACTORY .
DANVILLE, COLUMDIA COUNTY,
I'cniiHylvanla.
THE Danville Stearn If Wen Fael'iry. foniier
ly owned and occupied by Dr. Pktnikiw, lu.
recently been purchased by the subscribers, wb
respectfully alinounco lo ihcir friends and the puh
lic general y, thai ihey are now prepared lo do nil
kiiiiU of w ark in their line of busiuisa, at Ihu sho.
teat notice, according to order, and in the best com
parative manner. Having gone to considerable
expense iu repairing thvii machinery and aparitur,
and heing very panjeular in securing ibo service u!
cipciicncod nieelianica, they fori confident tl.at
Ihey are capable ef executing all kind of wrrk in
a atyle superior lo any other establishment in Ibo
country, r.i ihe old cn-tommy p-iees.
CLOTHS, SATIN ETTS, FLANNELf? ami
BLANKETS eonslsn ly on hsnd, and for sale at
reduced price, for t'asil or Barter.
J.lltlll4i A!l 1-4 LM.Vtl
will lie done in the bust maimer, at ibe usual pu
cce. All kindi of country products taken in pay
ment fm work, ol Uanvilbt nimkel prices.
For ihe accommodation of those who live al a
di.-lilice, Wuiil and CLorn will las Itikcn in at,
and, when finish) d, reiumed lo ibo follow ing pla
cea, I'luin written directions lnusl accompany
each parcel :
L'vlumliia 'County. Roup & Man's store, Wa
tihingti'iiville ; R. Fruit' store, Ji rscttown ; Y ea
ger' inn,' Rnarinfi Ciik; Sharpie' stoic, t "ulta
wissa; C F. Maun' atoie, MilHinviilo ; Millei'e
slme, Berwick t J- Cliuu' Mill; Rickri' ttoic,
Ornngevilte ; llcrr'a sloro, Wbi'O Halt.
S'o)lhinih?rl(til fiiln.V Michael Reider'e inn,
Turhulrille; iTi-t.-ind At Hsv' store, McEwens
sillct E. It. Pqicr Klme, Watsonslown; S. I,
Coinly Sc IV loui, Millou; tiihson's inn, t'bil
lisqunque ; " ForaNlh atore, Northumbetl md I
Young's slme, Sunbury.
I.UTfrae Cu;ity. Reynold's stote, Kiiigaton.
(JilJeislerVe'a blolii. Will.eJatro ; Caylord'f. i-' tre.
Plymouth; B')ei store, Nantlck" ; Judgo
Mail:' Mill, Huntington.
I.yroiniin; tmtity.). CI i'p' kIoic, Money ,
Shoeinukei' More, Smith' Mill.
liBASHART A, hUWNOVEK. .
i)anille. May 9, IKK ,
iimo! iiiiiui ! !
JOHlt Si OHIrlflAlT,
HfcRI'ECTFCLLY inloun bis f.ienda, thai
be ha commenced Ihe business of l.iiufl
UurnVilg, e'u the fjim be now occopi-s. He La
noVv on hand a quantity of Lime for fale, and will
always endeavor to acconiirWlie ihoie who may
fa, or hint with their custom.
Auf-usla, April 1 Ith, IMOe Cm
pPaTHU-Il. MASSfctt.
Tvl-CFNILY FROM rlHLADtLPHIA,
HES'ECTFl'I.LY informs the ritiMn ef
Dm, Sunbtiry Hud vieinily. tbl he ha opened in
tallica at the Vei-ldonr of Henry Maaaer, in Maiket
Street, where be is prepared execute all kind ol
UsaTAt Sbba. Plat Woik, Ac, OU the late: I
and moat appro ed plah. s
Having r.d some etpetience and mstriii-lwni
under one of the mol eminent and succeaeful IVn
lia's in 'Thilad.1phU, he believe lhat he will he
abto 10 (We latirfaetidn le Inora who may want bit
aervicea.,: , . u .. .
Ladre will ie wailed on t their placea or rest
denco. Ilia charge wilt be moderate, aud his
work Wrrnled. " '
Sunhury , Mrch 88lh, 1846.
r'fl H E Caiaa a atuM ac" s a a Halt On, naa,
1 iul been rvceivad aod i for le at the ainre or
May 30. l46. HKNRY MASSER.
afAlfUliN SSEUSr ftesh SUppTVoTKi
rtlaley & Co' lOpeHor Ostden Seed, jual
received and for eale tl the atom of -
Maichtl.laio. HENRY MASSER.