Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, September 11, 1847, Image 4

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    " VaraVaa tVnm Hie Aatklik ajalllrmanl.
. On Jhe lOtrV of July shore arf'ited It -the vil--.re
of St. IW nearrSt: IVtcre nl he. Pali
oi St Anthony, on the rprier1 Mississippi, the
iint novel nd 'priiail JiKjiiog 'trv4 that
.is.eyer appeared since Noah's ark waa evecu--cd.-
Out Mdere are a ware thar there la tin lao
" tfed atlementV several VwYianJ inhabitante
a', a, big b latitude cf Hnti.h Noitli America,
tnown as the 'Solkirk Settlement."- Cut off
'rom the commerce of the world, ihef Jreiy en
lirely ,iipon their own resources, their .farms,
tlioir fleia, and fishing- and hunting forviipport
-buirig a community , o to apeak, ol Robinson
Crusoe". ,' t .
. Their crop .having failed the - two last ea
"unvihry have been lorced to break out of the
wild agsin and seek food in the market of the
fjrent brawling world. Formerly their chief
point of rontacl with commerce was at Toron
lo; but now, owing to the' increase of .euppliea
on the Upncr Mississippi and the abundance of
fame and forage on that route, they trade at St
Paul, the head of team&oat navigation on, the
Miefitwippi river. Into St. faiil there came on
the 10th of July, a caravan of one hundred and
twenty rarts, in eiuglo 'file, wearily moving a
long by moonlight. long after the head of tbe
caravan had reached the village, in lengthened
train of followera could bceeen moving over the
undulating prairie, partly viaible and partly hid
lf ii between Hie billowy ridgeaof the extended
plain, crawling onward like eome huge serpent,
the extreme rear being at ill invisible, and part
ly hidden in the dimncra of diatance.
They had travelled southward over the prai
rie aix hundred miles, having been nineteen
ttvyeon their way, through a region abounding
in huffjloea ; encamping at nijfht in a tent a
round which the carta were ranged in a circle
to fence in the cattle. They wero hindered
conridernlily in crossing aoine of the atreama,
and in many plnces found a scarcity rf fuel, and
even the dry excrement ot the buffalo, which
they use for fuel. They oJten suffered fur the
want of water, aa many of the smaller atreama
were eo rtrongly impregnated with the excre
ment of the buflalo aa tu be unwholesome. They
brought along a large elk, a bear, and aome o
liter animals which they had captured on their
way, and many packagea of fura. They bad a
very choice lot of bnffitlo robea, well dreaarrl,
which they (old at St. Paul by the lot at $3 50
each.
They had with them also an abundance ol
vpecie, and waited a few daya at St. Paul for
the arrival of a steamboat load of flour and gro
ceries. The caravan waa made up of men and
boys of all ages, kindreds, tongues and complex
.loos, including a large proportion of Gumbos.
Their dreaaea were aa various aa could be ima
gined, being uniform in only a tingle article of
apparul nil wore inoccasina. The carta were
made wholly of .wood and hidca, the hubs being'
covered with bandagea of green hide, drawn on
w hile soft, and there shrinking until they be
came nearly aa tight aa bands of iron. , Some of
these odd two-wheeled vihiclce were drawn by
little horse, and others by oxen, each animal,
horse or ox, being greared in a harnesa of green
hide. They are now; again, on their way back
to the frozen wilds of the Norih, many of them
probably never again to commune with the great
world. Wisconsin Herald. '
An 1nci.nf.kt at tub Battle or Moimatv.
line col. iiavta with nia command, wis
hotly engaged with the enemy, expoeed to their
direct fire,, a man in a long gray aurtoul sudden
ly rode up, and dismounting,- placed himself in
the middle of the street. There, in face of tbe
enemy, amidel the thickest of their fire, he cool
ly drew from a case suspended about hie person
a apy-glass, with which, having adjusted it to
proper focus, be proceeded to reconnoitre the
"Je.xicHii battery. Having satisfied himself aa
to the information he aonght, ha ehut up the
flasp, returned it to ita esse, and approaching
Col. Davis, said to him ; 'Hir, the enemy has
.ut two pieces, and by making a detour to the
right, you can take them in flank.' 'And who
the d I are yooV 'I, air, am Major Mans
field, of the Corps of Engineers ' All right!
Come on, boye !' responded the Colonel. The
battery was theu carried.
At Alfa.iv Babisb, while execiaing his ait
oion a dram-drinker last Sunday, chanced too-
ocn bis ctibtoiner's mouth, whereupon he waa
Mireatetied by a bystander with a complaint fur
,'tnifig a ruiuhole on the SabbaHi.
SttiNo tub Clkhunt in Karnmt. A
:otcii youn ludy, uo went out on a ma
nmoiiial speculation to India, having beard a
'."od deal id talk on the pa sea go, about muaqui-
'oeaand oi tho wouuda indicted by the probosv
lis of that pcfetut hot dims tea, exclaimed in ter
ror on seeing an elephant when ahe lauded in
Madras, "hecl air, but there iaone of those mua-
tuituee; look at h a proboscis 1"
FrwsiY DcriNiTiON Not tar from Correct.
Parawl A protection afainal the sun, used by
.adiea made of cotton and w halt bone.
Straf An article worn uutlar the boots by
gentlemen niade ol ealrtkin.
Kitc$ J-i:ht frames covered with paper and
vnt into the air by boys with tatla attached to
, Vr.r Uncial aw' Boy who do you belong
ioV aaked geotlemsn the other day, aa he
vcpped oiy board of steamboat, of a darkey
listlessly Issning un (he guaida. 'I did belong
tu Mas Wil'isms, ir, witwn 1 came aboard,
but ha'a been in the cabin playin' poker wid de
captain 'bore a u. bout; 1 don't kuorv who I do
belong to now.'
II A W K WOT tTU'lTr
; 1 ; ;;' rerosixTAsiA. ; : '
' 'The foliowlnfc I'1 hows'rrre current' value of all
'enneytvania Bank Nvtrs,.. The moat implicit re
liance may l pi nerd .upon it, aa it ia tvery.tt'uk
iareTully compared with aiid corrected fiom Sick
hall's Rf porter. .' '.''"' ,
'. Bank ia Philadelphia.
Na. ...ica-riot, '
NOtKfl AT PAR. , ,
flank of NtMth Ameriia ... . . , , '..
Bank of the Northern I.iliertica . .
pur
ff
par
psr
par
par
par
par
par
par
; Commercial Bank of Prnn'a .. ... ,. ..
farmers' and Mechanic a' Bank
. Kensington H.ink . .
Philadelphia Bank ...
Schuylkill Bank ,, . ....
Snulhwark Dank .
Western Bunk
Mechanics' Bank .
manufacturers' A Mechanics' Bank
Bank pf Penn Township , . , i
tlkard Bank ......
Bunk of Commerce, late Moyamcnatng
Bank of Pennsylvania , ., , ..
. Country flank.
Bank of Chester County Westchester
Bsnk of Delaware County Chester
par
par
psr
par
psr
psr
par
pr
psr
psr
Bank of flermantown ;
Bank of Montgomery On.
Ooytestown Bonk
Rastorl Bank
Uerrhantown
Nnrrisiown '
Ditlcstown
Elon
par
Farmers' Bank of Huiks Co
llii.tol
pr
Brink of Northnmhcrlnml Northnmlierland par
uolornnia llanK cv iTrirtjre ro.i;ilnmlia 1 par
Farmers Bnnk of Lancaster LanciMei par
Lancaster County Unnk
Lancaster Bank
Farmers' Bank of Reading
Office of Bsnk of Pecn'a.
Qflic do do
Office ' do do
Office do do
Lancaster
Lancaster
far
par
Itcadins
r
f The
r I olKd
f do ni
par
llarrislm
The.
Laiiesiiler
'es
lieading
not
tfastnn J issue n
NOTE8 AT DISCOUNT.
Hank of Ute United ."tte I'bilsdi-lphia S3
Winers' Bank of PotUville Potisville
Bank of Iwistown ' Lewifct.iwn , 1)
Bank nf Middlctown Middletown I ''
Carlisle Bank Carlisle
Exchange Bank ' PiitsLucg i
Do . do , branch Of Hollnlsvsmirg i
HsirifburR Bsnk llarricburg I
Lehanon Bank Lebanon
Merchants' 6t Manttf. Bank Pittsburg i
Bunk of Pittsburg Pillsbuig
West Branch B.mk Willianisiiorl 1
Wyoming Bank Wiikenlmrre It
iSorthampton Bank Allentoisn
Berks County Bank Reading
Otlice of Bank of U. 8. Pittsburg fail. J
Do do do Erie .do
Do do do Nesr Briihtiin do
Rank of Cbaiohersliurg , C'hsmhersburg
Rhk of Oeltyshurg CSettysburg I
Bank of 8uF(uehsnna Co. Monliowi , 1
Brie Bank Erie I J 1
Farmers' Drovers' Bank Wpynoshurg lai
Franklin Bank Washington I J
Honesdale Bank Honesd.ile I J
Monongaheta Dank of B. Brownsville , H
York Bank York 2 si
N. B, The notea of those banks on which we
omit quotations, and substitute a dash ( ) are not
purchased by , the Philadelphia broker, with tbe
exception of tboee which have a letter of reference.
-BROKEN BANKS.
Philadelphia Bav. Ins.
Philadelphia ;
do
do do
do
Droit, prop.)
To wand a
failed
failed
failed
Philadelphia I.osn Co,
Schuylkill 8av. Ins.
Kensingiori 8av. Ins. A
Perm Township Ssv. Ina.
Manual Labor Bank ( T. W
failed
fowsmls Bank '
Alleghany Bank of Pa.
Bank of Beaver
Bsnk of Swatara .
Bedford :
Heaver
Hanixburg
Waahiugtou
IlelUtuiile
Pituhuig
Pituburg
Fsyelle co.
Ureeucastle
Harmony
no sal
. closed
closed
. fuiWd
elused
no ale
. failed
failed
failed
no ksIs
Bank of Washington ;
Centre Bank '
City Bank
Farmers' At Metb'ca' Bsnk
FsrmerN' St Mech'es' Bank
FsrmersiAt Mech't-s' Bsnk
Harmony Institute
Huntingdon Bank
Huntingdon no sale
Itvrislowu oo sale
Juniata Bank
Lumbermen's Bsnk
Warren
Dundsff
'New Hope
Milton
M'eadville"
Port Carbon
CarfLde
Montrose
Uniootewn
failed
Northern Bsnk of Ps.
no sale
closed
no sale
closed
failed
cloaed
failed
New Hope Del. Bridge Co.
Norihumb'd Union Cot Bk.
North Western Bank of Pa.
Office of Schuylkill Bauk
Pa. Aar. St Msnuf. Bank
Silver Lake Bank
Union bank of Pena'a. -
V'etoioieland Bank
Ureeusbutg
olosad
Wilkesbarre Bridge Co,
Wilki-abarrs no sale
rrj" All notes punsiiting ta be on any I'enn-vl.
vauia Bank not giveu in the ahovo lut, may lie set
Jowo aa frauds.
SEW JERSEY.
Dank of New Biunawick
Brunswick
Bolvidena
Medford
. Penh Amboy
ltrhWton
failed
1
Bclvidere Bank
Burlington .Co, Bank
Commercial Bank
",'
. P"
,
(siksd
Cumberland Bank
Farmers' Bank
Mount Holly
Farmers and Mechanics' Bk
Kshwsy
N. Btanswirk
Farmers' and Mechanics' Hk
Psrmers' snd Merchants' Bk Middfetowo Pu )
Franklin Bsnk of N.J. . Jersey Ci
lIoloken Bkg St Giaamg Co nboken
failed
failed
failed
failed
failed
i
failed
i
par
lersey City Bank Jvraey City
Mccbstiics Bank
I'sttetiHin
MaoufscUiurs' Bsnk
Morris County Bsnk
Monmouth Bk of N. J.
Mechanics' Bsnk
Mechanics' and Manuf. Bk
Belleville
MofTMtown
Freeh.dd
Newsik
Trenton
Jersey City
Morris Csnal and Bkg Co
Post Notes
no ssle
Newark Bkg St Ins Co '
New Hope Del Bridge Co
N. J. MsbuUc and Bkg Co
Newark
1
j
faded
failed
i
failed
i
LaiutierUville
lioboken
N J Prolecton tV Lombard bk Jersey City
Orange Bank Orange
Patenon Bsnk rsteison
Peoples' Bank do
rrmceion usna i rineutoa par
Hale m Banking Co fedlesa psr
Ststs Bank Newark i
Stale Bsnk Ebxalthtown i
State Bank Camden - par
State Bank of Morris Mornstows) 1
Slate Bank Trenioo failed
Halem and PhilaJ Msnuf Co Salon failed
Suasea Bauk Newinn
Trenton Banking Co Trenton par
Union Bauk Dsvw j
Wakhiogton Banking Co. HarkenaacW failed
DEUWARC
Bk
of Wilm Sl Brandy wine Wilmington
nk of Delaware ' Wilmington '
par
par
par
par
f'
I'
par
I"'
Bank
Bank of timyiua Smyrna
Do - branch Millord
Farmers Bk of State of Del Dowi -
Do ' brsnch Wilmington
Do . brsnch . Georgetown
Do . branch '., NswcasUe
Union Bank .. Wilmington
fry Under 6'a , " i .
. : 00 On all banks narked thus (') there ei
ther counterfeit or altered noUai of the various ds
noiiunaiipus, in tirculaiioo.
IQaOiasZ
. . , si ... v ' yri I. ...
f J1HE obcribsrhae i'usl re-Viva hts Ncv
JL; S'linJ Goodi, to Which he invites his frien
and customers to call and axarninft for thentsaJi M :
His stock eertsistsin part f the following: . U
8tprrior Cloths, of all colors; Cs'simers of difle'.
'ent patterns, tntih and other 'Vesting t Ca- '
' liuos, Lawns, Ginghams, Checks, Tick- "
' ins, arid aumtnet wesf of sll kinds
' and price.- ; 1so,'T.eg1ioin' and
Palm leaf lists; Uinbretlsa
and Parssols, from ?5 ' 1 '.
rents opws-d j
slso.t.roceiies, Queens- ' '
' ware, .Hard ware, Cedsrware, '
Oils, Psint, Fish, Salt, Are.; Ac.; &c.
and in fu-t, evetv article n0slly kept in a count f
store, wliich wilt I sold very low. for Cash nr i n
kind of trsde. JOHN DOOAR.,
Kunbury, May 18th, 1817. nUy ' '.
More New Gooils !
THE last strlvsl- is st Ptlrdy's Hiote, MsrkH
(Square, Vhere Will La found a handsome as
aoriment of
f PRINfl AND SUMMER OOODS, .
of the Late:4 slid m ist approved siyk-a, consi'ling of
Cloths, Canimrrs, ' Vealings, '
Summer Stuff, Moo, d--Isine, ' Lnvns, '
riiiihama, ('aliens, Muslins,
Jesns, etc., Ac , &r.; also, a lull assortment of
Orocerira, all of which will I sold lower than ever
offered in tbls marke t.
Call and examine for your tret.
Sunbury, May IS It, 147. If
'our, Produce, and General Commis
sion Merchants,
No. IIG KaiTa's Wauar, BALTIMORE,
OFFER tliiir services to the Merrhsnts sml
Fanners nf the Suiii hanna Va'ley, for tbe
sale of Flour, drain and Produce generslly, in the
Bahim ve nisikel, ana from then tivn-ie se-
iiUHinlsnce smmig purchasers and shippers, ran
ssh-ly w .risnl sitlsfiirtnrv sales.
Correspondents will, he rnnstsntly kept advised
of the state of the mikeis, &c.
K. fer to
Mesas. Win. Wilson & 8ns.
lsae ReynoMs di Son, I ,..
.... , u , SRsltimore.
. Lnvii4.n &. Haumlers, f ,
Iteyimlds St Smith. J
and Mcasrt. Tinulcy, CslJwell St Knglixh, Phils.
May 15th, 1847. 2m
SOIYIETHING NEW!
THE Kybaeribers have the eacluniva light of
vending J. M. THATCHER'S
lot 'Illant Hot Air Cooking
7
inJbe canities of Northomlierland, Clumlns snd
Schuylkill; and from the eneotiragemenl mat with
already, they eipect to do a large business. . 'J'bis
stove a conatrueied on an entiialy new principle,
snd on the only principle that csn mak lioth a
good wood and eoal alove. . Tbe inventor has over
come all the difficulties that so frequently belong to
other stove. - He hes . by his arrangement, con
strue led s broiling (Ovea lit froast, where
in hroilina, roasting, frying or hakiag anay be done,
and all the smell thst srises Ihsiefiorn roust psas
into the combustible chamber, and fa not at all
thrown out into the room.,TD Besides this, there
is an oven only two inches lees than the whole stxe
of the stove, wherein baking or roasting may be
done aa well aa it can be in the common brick oven.
This oven is alwaya fit for ue when the stove is
bented, ss the whole dreoghl of hot ail passes a
round it constantly. "
Public attention is particularly celled lo this
stove. It can l seen at our Store and Tin Estab
lishment in North Dsnville, at the sign of the Co
lumbia Tin shop, and at the Foundry of Rohrbarh
St Clement in Sunbury, where its particular quasi
lies will be fully showo and eip'ained to any person
wishing to r limine H.
The subscribers continue to have on hand all
kinds of parloi stoves, such ss rsdistors. cylinders,
fancy and plsin, suitable for all who ansy favor us
with a csll; also common sheet and Russia Iron,
which can be mede in any desirable shspe; toge
ther with a general assortment of tin snd japanned
were, whole tie and retail.- Country anerchaota
aie invited to call and ! amine oar stork, aa our
work cannot be surpassed, and prices snodoerate.
N. B. We cam aalcly recommend tbe above men
tioned asTawe to persons who wish to emhark in
gisad bosinesa. The patentee will sell either coun
ty nr stale rights, ts suit purchasers, and on rea
son ibl leims. He or his agrails may be found in
Dauville, Pa. JrdL J. ARTE R.
The undersigned, hsving seen in operation the
bnt b al ho air cooking stove, invented and pa
tented by J. M. Thairber, certify thst we believe.
from the manner of its construction and operation,
thst it is the best one ever oovsed lo the public The
arrangement iaso complete and lbs eonetruclion so
jodietoas, thsl there is a saving ol one bslf lbs fuel
snd lime, in doing any given amount of ecrvice,
over other celebrated etoves. In short we recom
ineut it in Reference to sll otliers, for tbe simple
resson thst it emhrseee arvery h ranch of economy,
Samuel Garrett, John W Garrett Dsvid Chat
field, W F Kitch n. John M Siay, E Thompson,
Smith Thomuson, J D Hshn, John Oaken, Hesikl-
ah Besr, Elias F Coofier, Uea M Rkhrt, Daniel
HutTinsn. Heury II Rissel, F H Carver, Daniel
Drcishai-h, Joseph Ysnkiik, Brooks Epley.
Danville, March 6, 1847. ly
FARM
H E subscriber offers for sale a cheap Farm,
-- situate in Shsmokin township, Nerthumlsrr
laod county, about eight miles from Sunbury, ly
ing between the Centre turnpike snd Iri'h Valley,
cootaii.ing 163 seies arid allowincea. Said fsrm
is in a S'.d stats of culli'sti'in, with reasonably
good buildings and excellent water near the door ;
and at! kinds of fruit. Ac.
JOHN FA RNS WORTH.
Sunbarv, Fab. 80, 147.
Clothing Establishment
-f XPERATfONH ki Cwste esem to be the
VV order of the dsy, at the Philadelphia Ward
Robe, 106 Cheenut atrset, where every etirle in
tbe line is kept, and void at astonishing low prices.
eeatkraciiig ,
Cloaks, Bangupa, Ovav Back Coats, Short Sack
Costs, Super r ranch Clotn Dress f rock
Coats,; Pantaloon of. every grade and
. atyle.any of which will besold either ,
- by the garment or dnaen, st pi- ,' , . .
oas tbsl will justify ths .
, most, reooemical in
buyiaf. , : '.' , '
We adviae 1 wha wset good ' and ckasp Clo
thing, to call si No. 108 Chasngi aiisei, '
PhiUd.lr his, Fab 6th, 164T Bm
TO .W ATCl M AZIBH6
"It "io ' k tr a , ;
Importer of Watcrres, Watch-Makers'
1 Torh hffd Wtitcfr1 Material, !
Wholcanld A slofnll. "
' "Nb: TIC, Iffrtrr rfrrtr. rHtl.ADf.t.TtltA;
HAS ec-rtsitariy rin hartd a large Astiortrtient of
Lunette, Pntent, and Plsln Olssa; 'Mln
springs; Verf s,Disls,'vVaich" Hands, -and a com.
plele tssortioenrof alt Toots and Materials Wotts
inft to tbsrtrsdei with t large araartment vf Gold
and Silver Lvver, Lepine, and Plain Watches ; all
of Which be wilt gnsrontv losvll at ihetowesi New
York prices, AllorJera from (he rinintry punctu
ally rvecnted. ' : -j -t '
. N. B. Coontri' merchanta and others are invited
te c .11 and vxaititne kis stock, at No. 146 Market
street; r- : ,
Ph la.lelphia. Jsn.23, IS47. flm '
IE,
No. 31 Worth Third stroef,
- ' 1 'I fa tm citt a)oi-ri,V
1 PH ILA DD LYRI A.
c.
CM A C K K Y, AfcTioKCtn.
TO COUNTRY STORE-KEEPERS,
"7Vr3NINO SALES of "Hsrdwsie, Cutlery,
i Haddbiry, Whips, Boots, -ntioea, 11 ata,
Vaps, 'Ob'na, 'Pistors, Clothing,
Wsfckes snd Fancy Ooods,
'At' Mickey's Auction Htore, 31 North Third
street. Dear- the City notet
The attention of Country "Mi rchants is invited
The Uooils Will ha sold in 16ta to suit purchasers,
And alt Goods offpted will be warranted equal to the
repreakmUtions that may be made'of them.
N.' U. A large assortment of floods at Private
gale. Jan. IB. 1B17. ty
MOUNT VERNON
05 Nonh 2d t, liet. Afr.h Knee sis..
Phi I ml e In h ia.
1TJRADY Sl PAItKKIt respectfully inform their
JI friends and the public that they have taken
the above named house, recently kept by J. S.
Adams an I are piepared to accommodate caato
tntrt in (be most Satisfactory 'manner aind at tea-
wonahle pricer.
'Pheir table will be aupptied with tbe best vari
ety hn market affords their parlors and sleeping
apirtmenta will he m the' best order. The bouse
hssheen thoroughly repaired and furnished with
a view to the comfort ol travellers and strangers,
Ifaving had several years erperience in ' the
linshtesS, they hope ' to give gcneial earisfsetion
and respectfully invite travellers and strsngereto
give them a csli. ' BRADY Ac PARKER
Philadelphia. J an nary 16, 1847. If
CHEAP WATCHES.
The Cheapest Gold and Silver Watches
in rniisAiJisisi'HiA..,
1 OLD Levera, full Jewelled,
.ler ' do. wo.-0-1
f45 00
13 oo
Gold Ltlpines, Jewelled, . . 30 00
Silver do. do. . , v. I a no
Silver Qusrtiers. fine aualiiv. .10 110
Gold Watches, plain, ,1610
Silver Hiectscles, . ' (I7S
GnUirencita, ., . ,S 00
Gold Bracelets, " . 4 00
Also, on bsnd, a large assortment of Uold and
Hair Bracelets, Bnger rings, breast pins, hoop ear
rings, gold ns, silver spoons, sugsr longs, thim
bles, gold nrck, curb and fob chains, guard keys
snd jewellery of every description, at equally low
prices. 11 I wsnt is a call to convince custo
mers.
All kinds of Wslches and Clocks repaired ami
warranted to keep good time for one year ; old
gold or ailvsr bought or taken in exchsnge. . ,
For sale, eight dsy and thirty hour brass clocks,
at LEWIS LADOMUS'
Watch, Work and Jewelleiy Store, No. 4131
Market street, above Eleventh, north aide, Pbila
phia. . '
flTT I nave aome UolJ and oilvei licvers, atiit
much cheaper than the above prices. .
Fhitadelphia. Dee. 26. 1840. ly ,
rru Houssel'a filnnrrsal
SHAVING CREAM.
Small quantities given without Charge.
M 114 CAemnf PHILADELPHIA.
THI8 hew and splendid article, a Ms name'de
1 notes, is professed to be superior to any Sha
ving Cream in toe United (Mateo ev burbpe. It is
unaarpaaaid for besuty,' purity and fegrance, tho'
somewhst ' eneisgous to Guerlsin's ' Ambrosial
Cream and other similar compounds. . It far sur
passes thsm sll by the emollient pasty consistency
of its lather, which so softens the beard ss to render
shaving plessant and easy. It further possessrs
the sdvsntage over the imported article, in being
freshly preptied.no skid being wanting in its man
ufacture. E. RoussW having bsd many ytutrs' ei
perience ha the eeMarated Lsboratory of Lsugur,
Pere et FiU, now Rensud St coM of Psris.
Besides being the best, it is the cheapest article
for shaving t it is elegantly pat up in bote a, with
splendid sleet engrsved Isbals. '
Price $3 per doaen, or X7 cents for a single hot,
to shave one year. It ia also sold at ft 50 per lb.
or IS) cents r ox., so thsl ganitemen esn base
their boxes filled sl EUGENE R01S8EL8,
Wholesale and Rstsil Perfumery and Mineral Wa
ter Eeisbhshment, 1 14 Cheenut street,
Dee 19, IMS... . PHILADELPHIA.
New-Firm..
FTHE Unde?s:gnrd hereby gives notice, thst he
U. hss sssneiated with himself, aa a partner In
ths mercantile business, in his store adjoining
Weaver's Tavern, in Sunbury, John Haas, and
that the aaid store will hereafter be conducted an'
tier the firm of Clement A Hans. The store at
the South Wrat corner of Market Pqnare' will be
conducted ss hereto fore, by the subscriber himself.
to which ha respectfully invites his customers and
frtemta.
He also notifies sll those indebted lo him, to csll
between this and the 1st of January next, and art
tie their accounts.
All kinds of produce will be taken on account,
at easn prices.
Hereafter no longer than four months crsdil
wlllbegrvsn. IRA T. CLEMENT.
Sunbury. Nov. 14. t "44 tf.
p E8PEOTFULI.Y inform the poblie. thsl 'on
Iks Mil Inst., bey entered Inie psrloerihi
n the mercantile bwsineas. ai tbe stove recentl
occupied by Ira T. C4emsnt,'adjoinret Weaver's
Taaerw, in Banbury. They have lately received
a new stock of goods,' which they wit! dispose of
at the loweat prices. , ,
All kinda of prodare will 4e Ukea in exchange
lor gnoos. - -
. No longer tbia four months credit will bewiven
' , . IRA T, CLEMENT,
JOHN HAAaV . .
unhury, Nov. 14, 18tt tf.
AUOMOIT tSTOItld.J 1
HG North, 3d third door above
vi .: 'Market-Sttwty
PHHADELPMIA. . ,
E 'EVERT EYEJilNG,'bf 4'fteiieal ss-
jALI
T.lile
fhtpacnt of rorftun and Domestic HarJware,
We' and Pocket Cutlery, Trunks, Lorka,
1 1 Lsictiws, Volls, sjsws. Saddlery, Whips,
Boots,' Shoes, J!a'4,.Csps. Guns,,
'A ' Pistols, lrimmlrtss, Clolhtdg ! ,
.' and fancy 01. , . , !
The auenilon of city and country dealers It' In-
vited,' The floods are frC.h, oJ will he Wsrranled
qOal to the repTFserttsHons thai rtiat be rnade of
them. ' BAYLISotBKOOKEK, Auctioti-m,
' ' ' ' ' No. 6 North Third at
N. B. Purchsscia can have their Goods packed.
Krveral iiivoicre of Ooods Lava bt en received to be
o!ll at private sale! ' '
rwiaarfptira. D.-C. tath, I9l0.iy
To, The' i.: O. of r.
J. , W. ',jfc. 15. I). S T (1 K K S,
Manufacturers 'of rrcrnium Odd.Ffil
.... Iyw RegRlra, i ,
No. 194 Mnrkrt fHrftts PHILADELPHIA,
First Clothing Store below Clh Street
rfHE suhsrriheni having taksn'iha premium at
L Franklin Institute, at the fast exhibition, for
the best Regains, thsy Invite the attention of the
order to their estabfishmenr, where they will find a
splendid aasortmttritofP.es. and Encampment Re
galia. -They also make to 'order 'for Ledges snd
Encampments, ' Regalia,, Hashes, Costumes and
Robes, snd furnish every thins: requisite for the
convenience of new Lodgeeor Eixampmenta.
t . J. W.STOKES,
E- D.8TOKES.
Pbilsdelphis,Dee. 19. 1848. 1 y
EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY
SBAPHCSS CAN VE CURED II
-fTlOOPER-S ETKRIAL OIL A prompt snd
Is'tmg remeity for Irnrsnaa, io for pajns
and uiisrharge' or matter from tbe bitrs.
Hundreds of cures in raes deemed Utterly hope
les hsve firmly tahishrd ill aoperiority over eve
ly former Medical disr'oVery. "
This valuable Acoustic Medicine is a compound
of four different Oila, one of which, the active snd
principal ingiedient, is obtained from the bark of
certsin species 'of WltHUT,' new snd effectus
sgent in the Ctlre of Deafness.
Persons who hsd been' desf for 10, 15 snd even
20 years, have ' been 'permenently cured by using
this oil. In fact, so numerous and so emphatic
have heen the testimonials In its favor, that the in
ventor eteims for i the distinction of, an Infallible
Remedy, in all cases when tbe Ear ia perfect in
Its format! "n.
For further particulars snd evidence of lis great
value, aee printed sheets, in the hands of Agents.
For tale in Sunbury, by J. W. FRILING.
September '19th. IMOl-ty ' v . "
lMhVlhHVlHiviMlt.t.
?f?4slTxliTfI?lTra
UNRIVALLED AND UNEQUALLED
In curing Colds, . Coughs, Astbma, TnBtlenu,
Whoopihg-COUgh, and all Diseases of the
biexst and lungs,' leading to Couaum'p
' lion composed of the concentrated ' . r
'virtues of the herbs Horehound,
' BobCsett, Blomlroot, and . ,
aeveral other . vcgi'ia- ...
' ", ,' Lie 'sub-lances.',
Wsrranled. ''."''
rURE FROM ANY MINERAL' WHATEVER.
rVHIS invaluable Medicine is the moat Speedy
- and csilain rsmeily eversliscovered for the a
bove complaints, as tboosshd who have Used it
will testify. Tot asls, in Bunbary, by
, i J. W. FRILINO.
and in Northumbertsnd. by D. BRAUTIOAM,
and at wholesale, in Philadelphia, by
r. .i.K n & uo,
... ; Comer of Seeoad and Callowhill streeu.
8eptomber ltb, 1846. ly . ' . . v
DENTISTRY,
' J AC OB ;
rTpHANKFUL for the liberal encouragement
H which he has received, woul I respectfully
inform his friends and the citiaena of NorthumWr
land county in general, that be has prepared him
self with the beat Incorruptible Teeth, Uold Piste,
Gold Foil, Ate, thst can be hsd in the city of Phi
ladelphia ; and that he will endeavor, to the utmost
of tus sbility, to render full satisfaction to all who
may think proper lo engage his services, , He will
he In Sunbury at tbe August court, where he will
be prepared, at his residence, to insert Teeth on
Oold Piste, or on Pivot, on ths latest and most s
proved plans, snd attend In all tbe branches belong
ing to DENTAL SURGERY.
Ladies will he waited oa at their plaorsof resi
dence, if desired. .
His chsigee will be reasonable, and bia work
warrauted.
He will visit different parts of the eosaty, about
once in three months. -
Banbury, July Igth. 1848 6m '' - '
FOUNTAIN HOTEV
sLIgtit Street,
F11HE House hss undergone a thorough repsir.
JL The proprietors solicit its former pslronsge. .
Terms l 23 per day,
WM. W. D1T,
ARTHUR K FOGG,'.
July 4, 1846. ly Proprietor.
Keller afc Orcenongh,
PATE1TT ATTOE.1TE73,
efn I PW r-wl 4al Le aV-i VJ 1 T.MJXOj
wAsiizwoTOwr.x). o. ;
TTKRAW1N08 and Papers for the' Patent Of-
liJf ice will be prepared by them, at their office,
wpposue mo i stent tjmce.
July. 4th, I84d. !y
4.
-H If.
TTKETER'S BPIRITS OF SOAP, fcr ax-
Us trading Grease, Dry Paints, Varnish, lar,
Was, 4c from ciolhiog af . any description, war.
raniad not to iojuie aha doth er the aaoat delioaif
colors. This Iutd hss ab been a sad with gnu
succeaa io cases ol Buroa, BceMs. Tetter, Piaples
en vh foe, Chapped btods, Bore lira, Rtems
tiam. Hard or soft Coras. Ac,-1 Vrice, 8a eta.
pet bottla. For sale al the store ef
July II, 1816. H, MA6SER.
Q(Vr ij- I
. B. 133EB.,
A TTO R-N R Y 'AT L A W , '
i ,vl.'IUtTBOtT,PA !im..t rr :
' Business attended to , in lbs Counties ef Nor
thumt eiland, Union, Lycoming snd Columbia...
' Refer tot ''''
r-,-.I & A. FarooeT, i, !: 7t ,n y
, Lowxa A Baaao, . , j .
, Foxcas dt. Ssmneaass, VhilaJ.
RivHoi.ru, McFaauab'd Co. J "'
fisaaraojOoen A 'Co, r-l'" J - ''-
Ao. 31 Korlh Four lk StretU vnrfer..Ae,3cr
..- , . chan tu JMH, -r-r
Pit 1 1 n d e i p h i h,
ft l sjona a rania.l
KEEPS constantly on hand an extensive as
.sorlment of sll kinds of Silk, Fur and Bea
ver Hats, which he offers for ssle on the most res-
sonahU- terras. Ilia Hats sre msde un ol the bt
msjlerisls. snd in the most approved stvls. Per
sona visiting the city will find it to their interest to
rs Juv 11th.. 1846. Iv
awAanr.D av tu a raAsaLiir isstiti'tx, 18iri.
City Dnprrrrolype Eatatiliklimcnt. -Z2?,U?.
OP Tin TaZI S3
(Lara Hmosa St Cotuss.)
tfo. 100 Chetnut K, nxe Third, South tide,
s?ZIIZ.AXEZ.PHZA. , ; K
Ufal MATURES taken eqnslly hs well ln lou
ItjI dy ss In clear w either. A dark aihVdreVe
for a lady, and a black ' suit for a gentleman, ste
(.refutable in Sitting for a pictu-e. ' No extra charge
ia made for coloring,' and perfect likenesses ste
tUTiTsntled. July 4th, 184ft. ly
CHESNUT STREBT,
:P II II. A DE L V II I A.
rilHIS larpe snd commodious Hotel hss recently
m. been fitted up wi'b entire new furni'ure.
The subscribers therefore solicit the pstrooageof
ths public, and trust that their experience in the
business will cnsble them to give entire satisfac
tion. Tsrms moderste.
, IIAGLEY, McKENZIE St Co.
. July 4th, 1846. ly
D'SltTlSTPaT.'-.
P E T E U n. 'M A S S E R, .
, RF.CF.NTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens pf
ttanbury snd vicinitv, that he has opened sn
otlice st tbe residence of Henry Msser, in Market
street, where he is prepared to exrcole sll kin-la of
Dkhtai. XuaoxBT. Piste Work, Alc, on the lativt
and matt approved plans. . , , . . ,
Having had some experience and instruction,
tinder one of the most eminent snd successful Dea
.lists in Philadelphia be believea that, ha will be
able to give satisfaction to thone who may want his
services. i ., ,
, Ladies will be wailed on at tbeir pi ace a of resi
lience. , His chargea will be moderate, and bis
"wotk wsrrsnted. .'
Sunbury, Msrch 28th, 184o. ; , .
To lsrhnjeiaj nf
Dtiir ooOsOSa,
. ,t . ,o. lil J'coWsNEW YORK. .
HAVING estsbltsbed a Branch at No. 144 Chss
nut at., Pbilsdetpbts, is now opening, and will
be constantly receiving from, the New York Auc
tions, sn extensive assortment of . ., ,
. FAXf OT t 8TAPZ.B DBT OOOD8.
which will be sold at the lowest New York prices,
at wholesale and Retail. ' A awing his slock will he
sunnd a grud aSsortmenl of the following articles:
eenets, Plsid, Hair Cold, l.sce, Btripe, Book,
Swn-a and Tarlatan Muslins, Bishop and ' Linen
Lawds, FatieV Cap Netts, Fsncy snd Bsll Ureases,
Thresd Lsees, Applicstion Do rich Blsck Kilk
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens, Linen Csmbrica,
Linen Cambric Hdkfs.. Curtain Fringes, Cashmere
d'Ecosse, Medsetine de Ijiise. Milk snd Cun
Warp Ak'acCas, IjaWi CbHh, Gala Plaids,
Frees b Merinoa, BUck ilks, GUivbs. 8i k Hose,
Shawls, Crevsle, Ribbons. Embraiderit i. &c,ae.
Cottntry Melchanta and others visitmg Philiilel-
phia or New York to purchase, are respectfully in
vi led to call and examine the etocka. - '
Nov.l, 1845. ly . ,
BELIEVE AN D LIVE.
THOMSON'S
Compoantl Sj-rtkp ofTar WimmI
1-aprna.
TIE unprecedented success of this medicine, in
the resteirstion of hearth, to those who, in dea-
pair, hsd given tip all hopes, hss given It an exal
ted reputation above all other remedies, furnishing
evidence of its intrinsic Value and power.' es the on
ly sgent which -can be relied vn ,fer the cuie of
Pulmonary ' Consumptirtn, Brolichittia,. Asthma,
Pain in the ride and Breast, Spitting of Blood,
Whooping Cough, Croup, Jre.
Attention ia requested lo the following A8TOTI.
1SHING CURE, bv TbomsotiS Compound Syrup
or Tar and Wood a pi ha 1 1 ,'
Philatlftphia, Afoy id, 1814.
MR. THOMSON Dear Sir With grateful
feelings I inform you of the astonishing effects ol
your medicine, which bss literally raised me from
a death-bed ! My dlaease. Pulmonary Con so m p.
rfon, had reduced me so low thst my physician pro.
no jnced my esse hopeless t Al this junction I be
gan to o-eyour medicine, snd mirecutoae aa it may
seem, it hss completely restored me to health, aUVi
everything else bsd failed. Respectfully yours,
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte' street, above Geotfte atreet.
' The dhderslgned. heipg personslly scqosinted
with Washlngt0 Mack and hia auflwins, heir
witness io the aatoniabing effl-da of Thomson's
Coinpoend eiyrop of Tsr, aod tbe truth of the s
bove statement.
J OS. WIN N E R, 3 1 8 North Third atreet,
DAVID Y10KER8, 42 Almond street,
HUOH 1 M'GINLEY, 8. E. corner Tsmany
snd Fourth streets.
Prepared only by 8, P. 'Thomson.. N. E. cAnei
of Mh snd Sitajce streets, Phi'.adetpma. ' -
Agents. H. B.' Maaser, Bunbtvey D. fr.v..
snd Ir. Mscpheison, Hsrrisburg ( Jno. G. Druwn
PoUswille ( Get. Earl, Heading ; Houstou de Ms
a, Tewanda. Bradford county, Pa.- rrica 60 cedtt
p.r bottle, or fa per doaon. w , .
(XyBamrttsUimMaliani. .
r hsradelohia. Jane 1645. le- e
. i Cieorge rj7ureaver,
aoini stsUrxiat . uuxp ciianmjbb.
' K Kortk Wttrr Sin, Mb Jelpki ,
IT IT Ac CoDStaotly an hand, a general assort
a. menl of Cordage, Seine Twines. sV, via
Tifi Ropek, yishiog Moose, White Ropes, Mam)
La , 7'ow Unas 46f Carnal Oeaw. isiso,
complete aaaortment of Seine Twines, cVc suck 4
Hemp tfend aod Uessiag Twine, Beat PataaU iiil
Nat Twins, Cwttoa Shad. sad Harrwg Tsrhsa, bk
1'hrssvla, eta. Sua. Akva, Bed Cords, Plssigh Lines
liallasa. Traces, Cwstoar sasl Ltna Carpal Chains
dtc, all of wkkh he will dwfj ' reaaaaisbii
teiaaa. -t Jt H '
Philsdelfhiak Novamhar 13, 111?, 1