Pannsylvanla Regiment.
Our thank. Pennsylvanian are due to the
elitor of the New Orleani Picayune, for the fol
lowing defence of the TemuyWonia Regiment,
engaged in the battle of Sierra Gorda :
"We learn from the American Stnr, published
at Xalapa, that a part of the Firtt, and the whole
of the Second Eegimenta of Pennsylvania Vo
lunteer will remaiaat Xalapa, and with the 3d
Artillery, form the garrison of that town nnder
Lieut. Col. Child. We have read with pain to
day in the Charleston Courier, a letter contai
ning gross imputationa upon the courage evinced
by the Penneylvaniana in the action of Sierra
4orda. It ia the firtt whisper of such a charge
that hat reached u, and opposed by all that we
have before heard of the battle. We applied at
one to a gallant field officer who watin the tame
alivitien with the Pennsylvanians, and himself in
the thickest of the fight. He unhesitatingly dis
countenanced the report. Ho represented the
Pennsylvanians, officers and men, as eager fur
the fray. Such will prove to be the truth in re
gard to the Pennsylvanians, we firmly believe,
when the true history of the division to which
tbejr were attached comes to be written. Penn
sylvania doea not pour forth regiments of young
men who cannot 'be brought to the tcratclt' to
use the words of the writer of the letter. We
hope be will learn the facts of the case with more
accuracy, and ba the first to Make amends to the
Pennsylvanians."
WoitTfi Moag THAU ins Wiioht in Golb.
We have frequently heard of an individval being
worth his weight in gold, but General Tom
Thumb eiceeda thia valuation, and ia several
times worth his weight in (old, as bia recent
visits to this city proves. We are assured by the
best authority that the nett profile of hit levees
for twenty-two and a half daye in Philadelphia
exceed $14,000. Counting sixteen dollars in sil
ver to the pound avoirdupoia, he faaa made in thia
abort period fifty-eight times hia own weight in
silver ; counting filty-five half eagle to the pound
avoirdupois, he makes three and a half timea his
own weight in gold. The General opent in Bol
ton on Monday morning next.
Habbiaok is High Life. The Boston
Transcript says that Tom Thumb, following o
thrr illustrious examples, has "wooed a little
maid," who baa agreed to "wed, wed, wed,"
and in a short time they are to be married, She
ia in her 16ih year, weighs 19$ pound, and ia
thirty inches high. The united weight of the
couple ia fifty pounds !
RtM abkaiilg Phenomenon. The Cincinnati
Signal records the following sinpular phenome
non ia possession of Dr. Chapman, of that city:
It consist of two young pig, having the
hradt ef elephants. The pruboecis, mouth
teeth, ear, eyrs, and ao far as we have been a
ble to judge, from a superficial examination, the
bead perfectly formed of an elephant. In one
case, the proboscis is thrown over and back of
the head in the position we sometime see the
elcphaotbold it. In the other, it hangs over
the month. The eyes of one are in the usual
place tor the elephant's, whilst in the other,
they are equaled near the centre of the fore
head, not unlike the hippotamua. The akin ul
one of these prodigies has hair like a bog; the
other precisely (ikcaoelepcant.
Saxta. AsNA'aGaNt Cocks. In the pursuit
ot the eoemy, when he was flying from Cerro
Gordo, several of Santa Anna's game cocks,
with their tegs tied, were picked up by one of
our people. The men were fur carrying them
oil as trophies, but Gen. Tw iggs being near by,
and prompted no doubt by a spirit of humanity,
although some have insinuated he wanted to
test Stnta Anna's judgment in (a me fowl, or
iered them to be unloosed. The cock, when
liberated, much, we suppose, to the disappoint
menl of the general, instead of following the
sample of their illustrious owner and flying
the field, went right into battle and used their
pure with as much fierceness as he must have
leea plying his on his mule about the eatne
ime. Gen. Twiggs, admiring the true game
liaplayed, ejaculated something that was not ex
ictly a bleaaing upon the Mexicans for not
showing as anuch phxh as heif cocks and hold
ing their position a little longer. We are not
positive that there was any betting, nor have
we consulted Paley on the practice, for we
know Hie general was right ia the wain. S.
O. Picayune.
rHILAOELrlftA SSAXIXBT.
Ti'isoat, June 8.
Flow a and Mcal, There ia a decline of price
ind, as a consequence, more activity in the Flour
TurUel to-day. Wa entree aalea of about 3000
ibla. at $S a $8 56. A aaleof 600 00O Ible.
vat made early in the day at 18. f Floar ia
nactive at $7 a 1)62 . Sales of 2000 bft. of Cora
Steal ar? reported at 5.
Sales of 3000 bushels whir JVheat at
J2l7T (2 10 ; 2000 busbela lair xJfl f 3 10 a
(3 00. Sales ef, 4800 busbela Corn at tl 20 a
91 13 for Peaoa. yelktw; Sye it 32 a tl 85;
rvts ecc.
WaitatT. In hogtheada at 38c.
BatflMUUB MAIIKKJ).
trADAi.TtnoB AiikaiciVflay T.
GRAIN No aalea of Marylaud Wheat. A
nareel of Penna. red was sold to day at $1.10 per
bushel, and another of Penna. white, tea shipper,
t f2.16a2.18.
At the opening of the market thia morning,
her were aalea of whits Corn at U3all5 cents,
jut later in the day tht-re waa a more active de.
nand, and some 1500 buthela sold at 120 cents.
Wor two parcels of yellow sold at J 10118 cts.
We quota Oats at 56a60 eta.
WHISKEY. There is little or no demand to
ay Holderi ask 30 cents for bbU. aH 37 da. for
Dnowiiatsa, Swimming of the Head, a rotting
noise in the rata, h adache, palpitation of ih heart,
etc. Wright's Indian VegetaM Pilla area certain
cure for the above unpleasant complaints because
they purge from the body those atagnant and cor
rupt humor which, when floating in the general
mm of circulation, are the cauae of a determina
tion or rush in the blood to the head, giddiness
loss of memory, dimness of sight, drowsiness, pain
of the head, and many other y mptoms i'f a loaded
and corrupt stats of the blond.
Wright's Indian Vegclil'1 Tilts are also one of
the very lst medicines in t!;o world for il.e cuie
of indigestion, and therefore w ill not only remove
nil the above unpleasant symptoms and rniiiely
prevent any evil consequences resulting from a
ruth of blood to the he", but will moil assuredly
restore the body to a slate of sound health.
Beware of counterfeit of all kind 1 Some are
coated with sugar ; othora are made to rewmtde in
outward appearance the original medicine. The
eufuRl course is, to purchase from the regular agent
only, one or more of whom may' be found in every
village and town in the State.
QjTAgenl for the sale of Wright's Indian Vegeta
ble 1'iIIk inSuutiury, llamar M.ssek. For other
agencies tee advertisement in another column. ,
TncsTTO Ubariiriltii' Pills take them o
to produce a brisk effect, ai.il your sickness will
he the affair of a day or two, while those who at
too wise to follow this common-sense advice, will
be aiek for month. Let the sick enquire i.f the
agent for Brandrelh' Pill whether thrwo thing
are ao or not. Let them enquire among their
fiicnds and ask the same question. Verily if ci
dene ia wanted it shall I e procured. To the tick
let me ay, ue the DaAxnatT Fill is the best
advice mortal man can give you.
Xj Purchase of H. Maier, Sunbnry. or of the
agent published in another part of thia paper.
u 1 1; u,
In thia place, on Thursday evening last, Mr.
CHARLES I). WHARTON."eed about 50 year.
On the 25th ult , at his residence in Wellshoio,
Tioga county, Pa., Hon. SAMUEL MORRIS,
father of the Itev. B. W. Morris, of this pluce.
I'UICU CUUUENT.
Corrected weekly by Henry Muster.
Wsjkat, . 200
Rtb, . . . 100
Cob, .... 100
Oats. . . . 45
BcJTTin, ..... 16
Knoa, .... .8
Pub, . . . R
Flaxsbbii, ... . 112
Bbkbwax, 15
Tallow, ... 10
Pl, - - . .10
HANCE'S BAHSAPARILLA VEGETABLE
OR BLOOD PILLS.
FOR PURIFVI.NO THE BLOOD!
Baltimore, July 29, 1843.
This it to certify, that I waa sfflicteJ with a vi
olent pain m the breast and right arm, which I
suppose proceeded from the impure mate of my
bWd. I w recommended to take Hunec'i Sar
$aparWa vr Dluod nils, and after t iking one box,
the pain was entirety removed fiom my breast snd
arm. I found them extremely gentle in their ope
ration, and rould recommend them to every per
son in want of a mild purgative.
Patbick Rocnr,
No. 22 Conway at., between Howard and Eutaw.
Is reacMAsme varus riLL. lei me add
CO-OM-: WORD OF CAVTIOX.jrj)
Always aek for HANCE'S PILLS, and purchase
of none but thoe advertiiiedBn agents and if con
venient, call and see the proprietor himm lf.
CO-PRICE 25 Cta per Box. of FIFTY PILLS
EAt'H, for Hanee' Genuine Pills, or 5 for f I.
For rale by SETH S. HANCE, I0 Baltimore
St, and corner of Charle ft Pratt Bait more,
and by GEORGE BRIGHT. Smibury,
D. BRALTIGAM, Northumberland.
June 12. 1817.
H" ANCE'8 COMPOPNIT i RYRI7POF HOKE-HOUND-.
FOR THE CLUE fF
Cousht, Coltlt, Corttttinplin, Spitting of' Woorf,
in Ih Side and ttrranl. HrvuehUit,
Croup, Atlhrnn. and ull ditratet art
tine from a disordered conditio
ff the Iwgt or neglected enld.
Cj" The following aonnrt wa adlreed to the
proprietor by a Young Lady who wa cured of
Consumption :
Ho! ye who pant with failing breath,
And pine awev and die ;
Hancb ahall "put away" your death,
kAod light, anew, your eve.
How tweet it melt upon the tongue,
How grateful lo the Invent
A glorious theme lor poet' King,
Soothing hia cuogh to feat.
Haucs! favored of rh Gods, act thou!
A bleesinc to thy race.
Let Hotels iSoarish on thy btow,
And wealth, those laurel grace.
When heroes are forgotten ; kings
Defunct; or, ceaxed to rein ;
Glry, for thee, shall flap her wings;
TbuU conqueror of pain.
Pike 50 Cent per bottle or ix bnttfes for f 2 AO.
Prepared and sold by feE I II S. HANCE,
108 Baltimore t, arid corner of Charles ft Pratt st(.
and by GEORGE BRlGH I'.Sunt ury,
D. BRAUTIGAM, Northumberland.
Jane It. 1847.
fcolson.
WE think a man who wilt make and palm
upon an nntuapectirrg rann, a ''Sugar
Coated Pill," not having on the box Dr.G. Benin
Smith's signature, would not heaitat te x-ll poirete,
regardlea of all conaequence. No "Wlab Coa
tab JatL" can ba relied upon, unleta Dr. ttiuiih'a
ignarnfa ia on the bos, and Cjf" all other are either
imiiaiton or counterfeit, and of eocrae daugeroua lo
use.
CAUTION, A a miserable imitation haa
beau made, by Iba name of "Sugar Coated Pills"
it i necessary to ba aurs that Da. G. Oca j-fLtra'a
signature ia on every bnx. Price 25 cent
Pimcinal Office. 17 Greenwich at. New York,
Bold by JOHN W. F RILING. Sunburtf.
WM. FOR8YTHE; orAii'ct
June 12, 1647.
" PUBLIC SAL22
ON Saturday, the 3d of July nexLat 10 o'clock,
A. M will te aold by public fjua. at the
Cuurt House in Sunbuy, all the cweii, right, ti
tle and Intereal of lb uudemigned in one hundieJ
and kitty -one sharea of NoithumbcrUud Sank
Stock.
Tbb MaacrACTcaias' &. MttalaiCk'
Bank, &c, I'hiltdelj.hia County. 5
By her Attorney, JI. BELLAS,
bflbur, Jt, 1817. t
nn. hwaxnv. is tiik soitii.
flHH foUuwina let er jutt come to hand, and
.1 will he read with intercut. The patient Buffer
ed intolerably, and enuld find no relief until he
used Dr. Swahi'i Com rem n Sraur or Wild
Cm sb a r. It ia c Mainly tha moat wendurful cure
on ricoid ! Read It,
Wilmington, N. C, Jan. 12th, 1617.
Da. SWAiax Dear Kir I Having been almost
mirneiilouhly COr(d by your valuable medicine, I
think It not more than common gratitude in me to
make one addition to the long liat nf certificate
which yon have received of remarkable cure by
your in. ilirine. During the two year prereding
Inst August. I wnsvery much ditreed by a eiy
bad cold and racking cough, and during the latter
p-ift of the time it cntinuel to grow worse, and
ii.de. d, in July my fib nd gsve me over, having
tried all kinda of medicine, asid to be good for such
diseases, without the leaot good fleet. I wa re
duced stm.Ntt to a perf.cl corpse, nnd had scarcely
any fleh nKn my bmly, and for a king time ne.
ver thought to tUe fiom my bed again. A friend
one d.iy akcd me if I hid tried Dr. NwTir.'
t 'ompoiind Srup of VVit.it t'arMav, and advised
ine to do ao at once, a be beard that it had wmked
a great many wondeiful cures. I tok hi advice,
and after Uiing up several bo'ttea of il, I grew en
much better th.it I wss enabled tu loave my hrd,
and afterwards ti walk alvout the house, and l-o
nut into the street. w is encouraged I'V this, and
continurd tlie use of your medicine, and now, by
meuna of it wondeiful curative power. I am tier
t'.ctly well, and enjoy the use if a'l my f.ruliie',
jual pa much a if I h.id never U'en alllieti d in the
way 1 d. scrihed to you. I hive written tin n it
tbiiiktng that it w II at all interest ynu, ut hutnl ly
hoping that it will have its mite of influence in cau
sing your valuable medicine to I n spread am ng
mankind, ami in assisting In raise you to tint sta
tion which you rielily ile-mve, f.ir your ievering
effort for the p-iMui uood.
Kesptcifully your friend and admirer.
JAMES It. MAINLAND.
Comment on such rvidenre a the ab ve ia iin.
necessnry. A single trial will place Dr. HtvTx'a
Cow rous n Srat'P ir Wim Chihii lvond the
reach of compel. lion in the estimation of eveit pa
tient. Bat it healing viituo will be it beat re.
commendation.
Beware of Impirtition Aitemp'a have often
beau made I'V uiiprinc pled ilidiv dual to imMise
U(Hin the community a siur..u article. Stealing
nearlv the whole of the name of sir preparation.
To fully guard auaint such base and palpal.le im-io-ition,
the j uhlie should shon all pteparaii m
puipnrting to contain Wild Cherry, except that
heating the signature f Da. H. Swarac an e .cli
b.'ltle. The name of Dr. Swaths, in e .nneetion
with the tmpouid Syrup of Wild Cherry, haa
never )et be. n connterfei e.l. So if perona would
hear in mnd the name of Da. Swatmk, they may
he. sure of obtaining the o.iginul unJ genuine arti
cle. Beware of the wor'lite-a 'Bal-Mms,' 'Bitter.'
'Syrups' Ac- aa they contain none of the virtue
of the original preparation.
The (oiifr.in.il and only) g nnlne article is pre
pared by DR. SWAYNE, corner of Eighth and
Kace atre.ts UJiilaih lph a. and for site hy agents
in nil p rl uf the L'lJleJ Stale, and aome parts tf
Lurope.
Only Agent in Sunbury. is
HENRY MA8SF.lt.
Dr. J. A. Moore, Danville ; T. S. Mack y &
Son, Mdion; M. D. &. i. Wel'a. Mvji.cv; O. A.
Wyatl, Lewiahurg; Davis iV Schnuie, Stdiiugruve;
John I'. Renn, Liue Mountain P. O.
I'bilad. Iphia. 3sl2tm.f8 lv
Mupervi-tors' Account.
Joan Liaiiiu and Eli aa Bkhsiii, late Supnri
sort nf the Huron gh of Sunbnry, in aeeminl with
laid biirouxh, ft the year enminenemg in May,
1840, and ending in May, 1847.
Dr.
To whole amount of DuplicHte, f463 IS
To balance due on se ttlement of Super-
av visors' account of '45 and 'G 121
f4G4 30
Cr.
By this amount paid, consisting of tun
dry borouuh oidiirs, f 73 06
By sundry rxpenditorea f labor in re
pairing ma.U and highway within
said hoiouuh, a per r.'Ceiis 189 01 J
By thi amount paid John Bogar,
for padlock, us per receipt. If
By thia amount paid John W. Fri
ling, for nail and spike, a per
nceijit, 1 SfiJ
By thia amount paid J. H. Znn-n-ermaii,
for biackaiiiilhing,
p. r leei ipt, I 36
By I hia amount paid Snni'i Manta,
for lumlier, a pew receipt. 1 73
By thi amount paid I. V. Clement,
for tuinbrr, aa per receipt. . 9 36
By thia amount paid O o. Bright,
f t lb. p ki', a per receipt, 1 1
By thia amount f iid I). RoekeM
iow, for onri j mg borough road, '
a ttr rccsiut,. 1 M
15 07
By this amount paid Ilnitr Oreen-
ough, on account of hi demand v.
aid borough, a per rccet I,
By thi ainouiil paid Lewia llewart, on
account of hia demand vs. said burougti,
aa ier receipt,
By ri.iiirratioiis of uncollectible lax,
By p. (eeutage nn f443.
By ieisonal set ices including auditors'
le.s,
26 91
2S
20
,
I5J
15
42 fiNj
ftIG 65
Balance due from saiJ Supervisors, 40 71
fll Sfl
The uirtlor.igneil. Borough Auditor, having
examined the Receipt and l'lipvnJiluiet of John
Laudau and E'isa Biosinua, Isle Sup-rioia of
aid lorough, aa ct loith in the preeeediug stale
ment, exhtlH'ina a b.tlanc due from them to asid
la. rough, of Forty ix dulLtn end ticenty-one
rent; do a'.low and p the same.
In lektimony of which, we have hereunto ct our
bund, the 30th Miy. A. D. IH47.
E. G. MARKLEV,
MAR I'lN IRWIN,
June 12. FREDERICK LAZtRUS.
FKOIVI MEXICO!
-Hist 91 411 Y A. .lit CAY, of
tha borough of ftoilbuintrlaiid, auc-
cesaoi lo Daniel Biautigain, reopectfully
i iuforma the public, that although lien.
Scon' army haa taken Jalaps f ua lor ila pro.
duction of Jalap, ahe still haa enough or the arnchi
to aupply Iba wauu of her custnraeie, besidea every
other vaiietv of drugs and medicines usually found
in an apothecary etiop. Having purcharrd the
stock of Mr. Braulicam. abe haa one nel a new e-
labliahmenl. almost opposite bia old atan.1, and
Irusia, by atrict attebtion lo business, to merit Iba
lialruuag of III vu'inlly ami pulilic.
She will c.mrtamlv keen on band every variety
of Drugs, PaiuU, Spicea, Patent Medicine, dc
tht ia usually fouud ill a ding store, which abe
will ui. po of at reaaji.alile praf.
I'hysaitiiw and jtleia, fiom a distance, aupplicd
at whi.leMila piicea.
.Njilfcurcteiland, My 23, 1817: 2m.
OPINION'S ot? the Pimss,
av.nTtva TU
TOCUT'S 1SD1AN VEGETABLE TILLS, .
From the Cam den Democrat,
TymCHT'S funu VtoarABLB l'iiis..Thee
v celebrated Pills, ao universally uaed and ad
mired, have become to he coiisidored almost a ne-ce-saiy
in familiea'as water or fuel, lo fct. the
principle upon which tbia madicino ha established
its reputation purgation is now pieliy generally
acknowledged to -e the only due one, bv which
health may be preserved, or restored when impairid.
Wright' Pill are now a universal favorite.
Fmm the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Poft.
WmaaT' lanian VtntTAai.a Puis, aro at
taining great Celebritv in New England, a w, as
other pail of the United Stale. Tho atiempt of
person to Hi fraud the public by the ante of spurioti
articles meet with general reprobation. Dr.
Wright is an ind. faiiirable husineas nian, and show
an array of cure hv the meilerine which wtrrant
roufideiica in the virtue of hi Indian Vegelal le
Pill-.
Fmm the Philadelphia Sp'rit of lite. 'Vimrt.
Wmour' lama! Vhitabl Pill. Peo
ple aie pietty well sati-nVd by tbia time thai r ilo
inel. and the other thoiiaaud and one mineral pre
paration of the Mtopa, are Infer adapted, a a pen
eral rule. In kill rather than cure the patient ; aa a
m.it'er of nour-e, vegetahle medicine are therefore
in great request. There ire m inv humbugs how
ever, among the latter, and wo woiil.l a.lvi-e all
Ibnse who have the lenl regard fur their be.ilih, lo
try Wright'n Jmlinn Vrgrlnhk Pitln of the Sorth
Amrrirni Cutfrge nf Health, aa they are the pre
paration of one intimately acquainted i II the
healing art.
From the Butun D.i'i VYmrn.
Walnut's linttK VsuRTtBi.K Pll.ia. Of all
be puhlie. advertised medicines of the day. we
know of ii.me that we can more snfe.lv recommend
for the -il's that lleah is heir to." than the PiUa tliat
are sold at iho depot of ihe Noith Am 'iii'ri C..
lege nf Health. No. I9et TreniHit si reel, Huston.
Several instanrea we know of m here, they aie u-ed
in fnmdiea with the highest tn.ti.f .eiuni : amino
I 'iiger ago than yealei.lay, we h'-atd an ernim lit
phys'niaii of this city lecninmct.d them in high
term.
The foil wi"g highlv lespidahle soiekeers
have leen duly ain.omled agi'in for the nl of
Wrighi't Indian Vegetable I'M; in Nurthuniber
I .ml countv :
Henry Maaaer, Sunbnry.
E. fc J. Kmiffnsn. Augusta township.
Samuel lleib, Litde Mahonoy.
William Depo, J M-ksnn.
Benevilla llolahue, Uier Mahonoy.
John ti. Renn, I'pier Mahonoy.
Samuel John, Shmnokininwn.
Forsythe, Wilson A Co., Notlliumbetlaud.
E. I- Piper, Watsoutuirg.
Irlsiid ti Haynea. McE Acnivitle.
Jamea Peed. Pttgrove.
Wm. tl Sett, ItushviHa.
Hartmin Kmrhle, Eiy.burg P. t).
Am T BetsMel, Turl uisvitUr.
(iid mi Sha.lel, l'pr Mahonov.
Kholea & Farrow, Snvdsrttown.
John King, Farmersvdle.
Sitae C Co. k, Maitiu'a Cie.k.
J. Do Yoong. Hicksvi In.
Ahraham Slierer. Ruhinniid.
Samuel Taylor, St.ilefor.l.
John H. Vincent, t'tiilisquaque-
Wm. Heineudt Burther, Milton.
Bkwabb or Cera raaraiT. The puhlie are
rauiionrd against the many spurious ine.lieines,
which in order to deceive, are c illej bv namea si
milar to Writihi Indian Vegi4ble Pilla.
The s.ifest course i to puicliase uf Ihe reguhir
agrnta only, who are gemleiiieii that uuy be ro
bed on.
rr OtTiees ilevo'a.l cxchisive!y to the snte of
WKIUIirs INDIAN VEOE I'AHI.E PILLS,
of the North Arriericsn College of llelih. No. 288
tJreenwieh Street, New York ; No. Tr-monl
Street. Boston; and PRINCIPAL OFFICE. No.
Ifi'J Rce Stmkit, Pliila.lelphia.
June 18th. IH47. al'.ty.
A 8 my wife Ilstrra ha left my le.l mkI hoard
without any jusi cause, I ciution any ison
against liuaiiui? hei auything on my account, as I
will pay nolhi' g of h-r contracting.
JONATHAN FA RNS WORTH.
Shamokin, June 1, 1847. 3t
IXulf of Juliu l'lilliM, U' d.
NOI'lCE ia hrrchy given, that litters ol ad
ministration have Im-i ii grantad lo tlx suh
fcrilx-Ts, on thct-sitte ol John Phillips, late of ilo
Uiiough of Northumlierlaiol, iSotlh'd cHiniy, .l.v'.l
All in mars iixt. tile.1 lo said -late. ur bavins
claims against ihe same, are r.qn. ste.1 ' rail and
,euke. CHRISTIAN PHILLIPS,
PHILIP VOCN,
Nnrth'd, May C2d, 1H47. Ct A.lmi.
Vivsi ri'4-uiitmi Wi-ilin-; Ink.
IN'o. S7 itirtli Third Sticcl,
rillLADCLl'MIA.
I7"ROM Dr. Hre, the eelehrated Pr..h eor id
' Chemistry ill the Univeiaity 01 Penu'a.
fllllail Ipliu, tret, tt, ten.
"Dear Sir Having tried our Ink, I will lhai.k
you to send mo another bottle, aa I And it lo he
excellent. I am yours, truly.
Roar. Ha at."
From Dr. Locke, of Cincinnati, distinguished
fr hi iiuiiier.ioa acieniilic researches.
-.Medical College of Olim, CinrinnaU,
Januiry 17, twit.
Having used Mr. Hov.Va Writing Ink, I am
salistie.l that it ia the Uti wbiih has ever r.nme lo
my knowlcdiie. and esiceiaily it iaere-7i tor the
use i.f AVer Vtnn, and u ilt Hot eorrvdc them, even
in lung ue.
Joaa l.m ti. I'ror. of t hennsiry.
HOVER'S ADAMANTINE CEMENT.
Fiom a well known scientific gentleman.
Philadelphia, FeK 57. I84.
Mr. Joi.-nh E. Hover Sii : A nee of your C. -
nuni, and ru piailieal lttl of it supciloiity,
baa induced me to leeo iin end it lo others a an
invi.luahle article lor mendniR China, tilats, ur
(J.hintl Wurc. CixeaiLL Moarir,
AuaUtic l.heiiiii.i "
For sal at ihe M anufaclorv. Wholeatht and Re
tail, No. 67 Nobtb Tbibd braatr, oppoaite
tnerry street, rnttaucipnia, nv
JOSEPH K. HOVER,
Msv S2. 184T (30 ly Manufaciurer .
ZsclYDSlT & COALS,
fioitr, Product, and Gcncrut Commit'
sum Jfercliants,
No. UOSmitb'b Waaar, BALTIMORE,
OFFER their ecrvirea to tha Merchanta and
Fanners of tb Suqurhsnna Valley, for the
aale of Flour, Grain and Produce generally, in the
Baltimore market, and from their rxiciiie ac
quaintance aiming purchaser and ahippera, can
safely wsTianl satisfactory aalea.
Correspondents will be constantly kept advised
of the state of the mtike.a, eVe.
ltt.fer to
Meaaia. Win. Wilson Av S..na,
l-aac Reynold At Hon, I ,
DavuUiu & Saundei. u"no'
Key mil Ja cV Suiith, J
ami Mcer. Tiui:ley, Caldwell A; Enftliab, Phils
May tilh, lSn.-Vm. -1 . "
Indian Vcgclable Panacea.
HEREDITARY TETTEn.
C""iaTa, It ) now ait month aince ny
H youngeat child, a daughter, had a eulaneou
affection, which made it appearsnoe over Ila en
lire body. It wa a case of Hereditary Teller, and
ao virulent waa tha disease, that we wished, in
ease it could not be speedily relieved, that II mieht
be on laid in ila grave. A I tl.ia tgo of the dis
ease my sisier-in-t.iw called upon you in advise .
tj the bot-t preparation of Harsapnrilla that could
be procured, aa an nlterra'ivet whn you recom
nieiiilid !he use of Dr. Culteu's Indian Vegetable
Panacea, and I am pleased to say that the good
effects of the medicine were percplihle when il
had taken hill a tew doars ) nnd by the time we
bad uaed one single bottle, Ihe disease hid entirely
ilisappeaied, and from ih it tune there ha been no
le-nppemance. I really f. el Ihnukful to you fur
having recommended the I'uincea ii Oil esse, fr
I feel confident that hid not the di-iaa been ar
retted, my child would, eie this, h.ivo tu-vn Ihe
tenant of the cold and silent tnni'..
Re.jM-cilully vonis,
RowAsn A Wai.Toa, JOHN P. 1SF.ES.
Phil. Dec. 9, 1845. 85 N. Suvenlh St.
WHITE SWELLINO.
Mr. J.T Rowavk, Phil. I), e 10.1845
Dear Sir, Al your rrq.iest I cheerfullv give you
an i-eonnl ef the wonderful cine effected upon me
I'V Dr. Cullrn'a Indian Vet;etahln Panacea. At
ibeagenf 14 yea' I bad uon my right knee a
White Swelling, which auff.-ned the joint, and
caused some seventy ur more pirrea of thn bone
pieces of tlie hone to cmna away in Ihe antes, and
which ws.a temporarilv relieved bv the usual rente-
di.'t, but not entirely cured At tin.es sores would
ngsin hrenk nut, and hecouie so ibstrea-ing and p tin
ful that I could get no iet night nor tiny. In thi
wav it continued until la-t sitting, when, having
wiitiess. il the extraordinary t ff. e s of your Pantcea
is an aierntlire. upon a daughter of mine who
was using it for a chrtuic ilisese, concluded to
niitke a trial of it in my own esse; the, result has
heeii an entire cure. I am now C7 yeara of ago. and
hiv" suffered 53 lesia with the socea. I cheerful
lv add inv lenin .rial to the many n hern I havei
braid, of tbo curea piff otoed hy voor cel. brated
Pauueva. THOM s WALTON.
400 N. 3J st., Abb rman 7 h Ward, N. L.
8CORFULA
To whom il mtv e.incerii Tbia may certifv
ih it o.v child, almost from both, was aflliried with
Sc. ii fiila, which c.er. d mo.t of its Uly with
ami s : and that for 18 months, though constantly
uniler ntedtral irei.lniei I, no'hing nd'ded relief
lilt I was imliwJ to make trial i.f Dr. t'ullen'a In
lull Vcg' Utile Psnnci s. The atirmling phvsi-
run, mi w tnrstung its go al rtlecia, tecom rieriiie.l
its coiilinilance aeein-.tittg l. direcii.tna, and hy u-
sing a ainglr bottle ot the Psnacra, the clnld was
apparently nurd. 1 1 is now about 4 months, since
Ihe ine.lieiite was discontinued, and 1 have no
d oitti but the cure i complete. Vottrs ttulv.
KnwAMi &. Wltov. M. MelH.EAS,
I'bilad. Aug. 5, 1815. J80 Market at.
BARBERS' ITCH.
Mr. J.T. Row a an Sic S.nu. lime last sutiug
I an i unfortunate aa to 'l tlm "Jackson, or
Battier.' Itch." by ahaving afof some one all'vctej
hy that ItoultWimme ami otiatmale dise-ai1
You cannot have forgotten the swollen end irri-
t ted cn.lition of inv f u e at the time yoti rtni-
intuited "Dr. Ciil.ru a Indian rc-etaule Panacea
I have it w tlie pleasure to inform you, for the
I wit. fit of all who are similarly allliclcd, thiit the
use of a single boltlo i.f ihe Panacea cured me en
litetv. Yon may well judne i f my gratification al
surli a lentil I, as I had so nfini known the disease
to continue for yeara under the osu il mercurial re-
medieti. (Signed T. L.SANDERS.
Pbila.1., Aug. 5, 1815. Ilcdgo Cflioc
8COKFILA.
Mewns. uowAan iv wtiTON. i nave nee n tor
Iwo vent or itkire . vcrclv afflicted w.th Ucorfula
and afer bavin tiie.l tbrev eininctit .hyaiiisna
walhiit any reliet, I haj come lo lite conclusion
that I iiiual die. I bad fourteen open Tilcera on my
face and hotly at the t-aore time. Wlnle in tbia
eon.lnion, a friend t.riH'urcd me a lRle of your
Dr. Culleu'a Indian Yr.g'elyhki Panacea. Thia was
alxni two mwntha aince. 1 have taken Mxdhotlle
and am rompte'ely cured. My general wealth I
bIm better thmi it has Iwtn f..r Virs.
K W. M AX WElIry' Court.
t'erltftealr i4" iitrra, ii
pblet foini, may be
gents.
bal (ii.tn, at the isfW
I'l is meila-iint ia
red and wM by ihe
pmiftors, Riiwatn
A'ahon, No. 3.6 Market
htierl, I hihitlelnla.
- . f W W Daueidiower. No I Murray st. N Y
J ;- j J W D snel.howttr. No I O F Halt, Ctn.O.
f ii t T Jenkiii-, No 58 Canal at, N Orleans.
tN N Roltinsttn, cor t.sv V Saratoga U, Bah.
Agent : II. MASSE It, Suuhurv
I f. Riser, Milton; J. S.-elmld, New Ber
lin; Mr. Muaaer, Miliheiti; Shurpe D. Lewis,
N ilkesharre.
Sold also by DiaggUia throughout the United
States. June 5. 1847. 2m. I6v
riii.2 Goods.
fllHK subscriber has juat reeitred hi New
Spring f loesls, lo which he invites hia frienda
and I'ushtutera to call and examine, for themselves,
lllseiuck toiiM-ts in pait of the following:
SiiK-iior t'hsjba, of ull cohaxs; t'aimer uf iliff.r-
int pAtl.rin-; Satin an. I othei Vasllnga ; t.a
lieos, Lawns, tiinghams, Cliecks, Tick
ings, ami siiiinner wear of all kind
and pi ice. ; sLo, l.' ghi.in and
Palm lesf Hals, IlinhreHs
and Par;ra ill, fr. ni 25
rents upwa dt ;
ali.tirocintes, Queens
Ware, Hardware, I'w.larwair,
tt.l Pitiiiia. KUh K.lt Ae. Ar A..
and in t " t, rveiv ariule mually kept in a ivunlry
ausre, whi. h will bo solJ very low. for rath in any
kind-of Hade. JOHN EOUAR.
Suol.ury. Mty 16th, 1617. uUy
More New Goods !
THE rati eirWal i at Punty'a lloe. Market
Square, where will be found a handsome aa
soiimem of .
SPRING AND SUMMER OOODS,
of the latest and most approved si) Us, consul ,,j f
Cloth, Caas'mris, Votings,
Hummer Stuff., Mouk de lainey, Lavns,
Oii.ghama, Ce'icoa, ' Musline.
Jeans, &e., Ac, Ac; ale,, 4 ( aw.iinenl of
tir.ureriea, all of which n'.Uoe aoJ lowvr bin ever
offered in tl l marie t
Call and exrp:.i'.a for youraelve.
Suiihory. My 15 h, 1847. f
A.'oU. Tha bigh'-st stianVut price paid fvr
ry L. ... . t. r . . .1'
Xtsatht, 1847.
Jt U." CIIU.III.
roi'in foTaaC by tlie do-
aV"ajf1a. dossu Com
if!?
W V of 'nel, td i 5U wt ikiarn. by .
Match 57, l'7. JOHN JJPCAP.
AS
Orphans' Court Sale.
IN pttraviirtre ' n "ret t ,no Otphana' Court
of Northumt eiraud county, will be aolJ at pub
lie vendue, on Saturday the 17th day of Jwlv nex'.
on Ih premiae. to wit , certain trad of land
aituata in Shnmok n towuahip, in atid county, eon.
timing 209 acrra and 113 perchea, strict meastir.t,
ailj'Uritiig land of Ihe heirs of Msrttn Woaver, Johu
linger, (Solomon Ft'gvly, and laiao Treihlu,
when on ia erected a two story log house and sioi
kitchen, a large f.siue bink t arn, atone aniokd
li.Hiae and an excellent orchard of choice fiuu.
Al-o, one other tract, situate in tha township u I
c.'Uii'y aforeaaid, containing 35 acres and 58 per
ches, ailioining the above tWscriheJ tract, Samuel
Hale, G.i'ttge Ungor, and Isaac Treihley, whcio u
aie erected a one and a half story frame hnuw, a
Iramo atable, and a log shop, with n gooj well uf
water el the house, and a thriving young orchui l
of choice ftuit. Also, a erriain other Iraot of wood
land situate in tha township aforeaaid, containing
81 acres and 61 perches, adjoining Cotuad Yei"',
Joseph Chtinberlm, anil Aittfiisius Huey. Also,
a certain oilier tract nf land in s-iJ to.tiiahip, con
taining XI smti and 147 poichta, a rid meaMiro,
uf which about nnu half ia ileaied, adjoining An
gutui HU' y, Nathanipt Saxton, and ot!,r. At
ho, certain other tract ai'u.ite tu said town-l ij ,
containing tt acta and 14 perches, strict inea-u-p,
adjoining Kolonimi F'eg.ly, and others. Lula tho
esiate of Cbneiiaii Fegely, decM.
Sale to commence at 10 o clock, A. M. of m. I
day, when the term of sale will be made known
hy SOLOMON F BO ELY,
By oidcr uf the court, Aiflt.n.
F.iiwabii Ots run. tTk. O. C.
Sunbii'y, April 21ih, t!7. tsl3t
SOIVIETHING NEW!"
ritllli Sulcriht;rs have the rxclnivd I ilil of
X vending J. M. THATCH Lll iS
Hot lllnst Hot Air rook Inn
ill the rountie of N oitliunil.erlaii.t, Coluinlni m l
Schuylkill; and from the rui'our.igemeul met wiia
already, they expect lo t'o a larjo huaine8. Tins
stove ia coriKtrucied on an t ninety new prir cit.l...
and on the only principle that c m nmkn hoth a
good WiKid and coal alove. The inventor hf ove.
cotiui all the difficullie that so freipiently bo'ong t.i
other stoet. He baa by his arrangement, eon
atiucted a broiling fXT'Ovfll 111 1 roltt, wbero
in broiling, roasting, fty'un ur baking may he dot in,
and all the smelt thai arises therefrom into-t n.i
into the combuHtil In ehanils-r, nnd i not ai all
thrown out into the roorn .O) Besides thi, theio
it an oven only two inches leas than the whole sizo
of Ihu stove, wherein h .king or roasting may ho
dune as well as it can be in the common brick men.
This oven ia alwava fit lor ue when the a'ova is
healed, aa the whole draught of hot air pa3ois u
ruuud it constantly.
Pul4c attention ia pnrticul.irly calle.l to ihia
stove. It can be aeen at our Slore a'.il Tin ltah
lishmei t in North Danville, al thd t'in of iho Do
I u ml na Tin shop, and al the Foundry of Rohrl.tirh
t Clement in Sunbury, wher iu particular quah-.
tie will be fully shown and explained hi iny pcrson
wishing lo examine it.
The subscriber continue to have on hand ail
kinds of purlot slovca, such na radiators, cylenders,
fauey uud plain, suilatla for nil who may fiv.ir ui
with a call; Uo common sheet and Rusaia Iron,
which can be nude in any dtairable ahac; tog.
titer with a geinnl asiortinent of tin and j ipjnim.l
wsre, wholesale and retail. Colintiy nier. hant's
are invited to call and examine our Block, aa our
work cannot bo surpassed, and pi ices tnodoeraie.
N . B. We can sately recommend lha above men
tioned stovo lo persons who wish to embark in a
good business. Tlie patentee will sell either coun
ty or state rights. In suit purchasers, and on rea
sonable tor tna. llu or his agent may he found i;
Darwille, Pa. J. &. J, ARTER.
The undersigned, having seen lo operation Ihe
hot biN hoi T rooking stove, invented and pa
tented hy " M. Thiiicber, certify that wo lelievt,
fnai the manner of its con--true'i mi and njicra'ion,
that it is ihe best one ev. r offered lo the public. Tin
airaugeineiit is so complete and the construction s.
judicious, that there ia a sating ol one hair the fin I
and time, in do.ug any given amount of a.-mu.
over other celebrated stoves. In fhort we reci.'ii
nient ii in pteference to all oihers, for il.e .-.iiuplo
reason that it embrace every brjiicl) of eoiiomy.
Samuel (itrretl, John W Cuiott. Dvi, t:iul.
field, V F Ktu h. n, John M t!iay, E Tlioinpi-on,
Smith Thompson, .1 D Halm, John Ouke, II.'.. ki
ah Bear, Lliaa F Cooih r, Una M l.'ith .it, Dunit I
lliilViimn, Henry H Uisxcl, F II tativer, UjihuI
Dr.i-bn. b, Ji.-s-ph Vaiikiik, T.trooks Eplev.
Dnnville, March It, IH 17, y
CHE AP BLIND S I
S. 7HLLI.1C Z,
Venetian Mind Jlanufuctnrcr,
No 12 North liih st., ( t U.w il.iorH al.ove Maikct at.)
PHILADELrniA,
nAS now on band thv large.! and mont fnHhKin
able ssorliueut of Narrow ?Sat and other Ve
nelitu Blinds of any eMablii-huioiil in the l i.iu d
States, which be will sell, Wholesale anJ llcta.l,
at the lowest ptice.
The t'itixeusi of Suubiiry and vicinity are reapet l.
fully (olicitcd to call nn him bef.rru puri baaiii)re!e.
where, u bo is conli.lotit giving tut ire satfje
tion to all who may lint f.vot hmi with a call,
OLD BLINDS Ropainicdi.ua Tiiiuiccd, SO 34
to lo..k oual lo new.
Ordjr pnnctestly attended lo, e.nJ l!iO Blir.
forwaidcd with dcepatch,
U, J. WILLIAMS.
March , 1847. Sm.
P A JA
rlHE subscriber oilers f..r sain a cheau Furitt,
aitwale iu Shaun.kit) towriauio, Norihumber
land county, about eiht miles Iru.n Suuhorv, ly.
ing beiweeu ihe Centre rurnplkii a. id Iri-h Valley,
containing 16? acres and nllcw jin-rs. Suidf.rm
ia hi a go-si slate uf colli jt-..tn, with reaaoiiatily
good huildiiiga ami rxce. ie.it water new thd door ;
and all kiuda of iVuil r:e.
:OIIN FARNSWORTI1.
gaulary. TcL. -Q, I $47.
Clctiiing Establishment
.fgtPERATlNS in t'itwi a-m to bw th
W V'der of the day, at lb Phil.uVlphia Wa.d
Kobe, 105 Cloanut street, where every Arlu-le n
Ihe Urta'is kept, and sold at a3toui4iing low prices,
rm bracing
l'ok, Bamjups. Over Saik Costs, Short H .tk
Coals, Siimj Froitch Cloth Dtcsa Fiock,
Coats, PsuUl.a'O of every giade and
sly la. any of wblA w ill twaold uImh
by Ui gaieaenl or dozeo, l pu
ces thai will jaslify ihu
meal economical in
buying.
We advise all who want good and cheap Cb
thing, loesll at No. lUA Cheanut alivsl,
Philadelphia. Feh 6th, 1817 Cm
CDaR WAKE, tiutenswsre7Th'ow..e,
Is'receitoa, Liijuoi, e,. for aals very low, hv
Jan. 16, UI7, JOHN DOUAU.